- 4 ' A..ij.tU,
T" T-lf f
1 A.-t'.vCAA. X
iiUiiiL i... i.L LliiL
"FALLSOF 0HCIIY"
Vessel Will Sail From London
for This Port March 14
Sailing -Dates for Other
Ships. ; l :. .
Announcement wag mad this morn-
ing by A. T. Prfchard local, representa
tive or Frank Waterbouse & Co.; that
the Koyal Mall Steam Packet company
;,:Bie,uay enarterea the British steamer
'alls OfiOrehv for nut mnn vnun
on the Trannpaclflo line,; belhar due to
sail from thin nnrf . nn rttni-n - in
i-urope via Puget aound porta on June
SO. She is scheduled to sail from Lon-
don for this coast on March J 4.
The charter tf this , steamer. : which
has been here before, fills a gap between
the chartered steamer Harpagms, due to
sail from here April 10, and the steamer
to sail July 28. ;. Another steamer for
May loading Is being lookwl lor, and if
the right out can be found it will be
' chartered to. come between the Harpa
gus and th Falls of Orch'y..1
y- With the exception of the Harpagus,
all of tht steamer will cojjie from Lon
don, and their -sailing dates from that
porf have been announced to the first of
, aeit year. ' However,, the names of. three
-of the regular liners have hot yet been
. LUMBER INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK -;
'i;feAl:tOSW'TOBK,'IN THE STATES WclNSmr YOmt-A fe
R&o iSSSt&S9t' t9 insurance Commi..lon.r .t.
Amount of capital stock paid up. ..... . .:S r, ,V.V. . . .' i:M,MM
- EfilJ Vc,v:?d duI,n wi' cash . vV..i407,iei.i i -
Interest, dividends and rents received during the year, 29.496 65 '
Income from other sources received during the year.,., 2 250.77 " '
Total income ....... .''V'm 'loV- ;
BZRBTrXSSXXVTI.
' Tr5" d1ng the year
,v v"1" ie
SVOl llpflnuon BrtA tint nai1 .lnln. Tl.
Amount ot all other axpendlturea ",
.v.-. .Total expenditure -', ;:,
Cash in bank and on hand ...... ................ .76,098.76
Premiums in course af collection and in transmission ,. 160.861.21
interest and renta due and accrued .....,.... .647.48
Less special deposits in any state t, 102j46.46
Total assets admitted in Oregon .
4aMUM JM J sVliB
Gross claims for losses unpaid.., f 83 881 20
in01 ofnunn?riie1 pFcmlu,a on 11 outstanding. risk. 1 280,999.28
All othe liabilities v.f. .;; 7.085.8a
Total liabilities XClUBlve nf ranitnl
Total premiums in force December 31,
Total risk written during the year.. ..,,...,,.,,.. i,...,,..:.'
Groas premiums received during the year .. . X . . . .
Premiums returned during the year ..."
Losses paid during the year..................... ..
Total a.mount of risks outsUnding 'in Oregon,' peceraber 1812.'.'.'
I IIMRCD IMCIIDRMOC fnHDAMV ne alCui vnni
. b. win wwii ii wuiiniiwL. wwivii Mil 1 1 Ur ivuVi I UnrV
, , . By It. ,HJ McKELVET, Secretary.
Statutory general agent and attorney for' service:-' "
L1j " . W. S. JELLIFP.
snrortas or tn Avvtru ctatxkxitt or'
THE PROVIDENT LIFE & TRUST CO. OF PHILADELPHIA
rPAin tor
In the State of Pennsylvania, on tha 31st
Insurance Commissioner ot the 'State of
. Amount pf capital etock paid up . .
Premium received during the year, . ........ ,.. . , , $ 1,878,424.60
Interest and renta received during tha year ...... 8,620,300.87
Income from other sources received during year. . . 228,486.16
Total income . v.ti. ......
fPaid for losses,' endowment, annuities and sur-r
. render values P. ......$ 6,641,844 38
Dividends paid to policy holder during the year... J.,690,487 80
. Dividends paid on capital stock during the year.
- None from insurance fund. ,
Commissions and salaries, etc., paid during year.,. .1,381,049.73
j axes. uueijBcs buu iee, eic., paia during
Amount of all other expenditures.
Total expenditure . . . . . ; ; , , '. ; , ,
AUNTS'.
Market or book value of real lata 0wn.1i
Market value of storks and bonds owned (not in
cluding capital stock) ,7.
Toana on mortgage and collateral, etc.
Premlurn note and policy loan., . v . , . ,
Cash In banks and on hand. ..t,
Net uncollected and deferred Drmlum. ..
'Other assets (neU' (interest and renjta due
. t cruea .......
1 Total asset exclusive of capital t0ckt,i.4,... $77,908,070,83
ijjijminvuciiuoiuiii uy (II ny mere De;,'
-- Nona in exc of liabilities id any sate .......
. Tatal assets admitted In Oregon..;..:..;.,,,',,
Net reserve at t on policlea Issued after Jan.
1, 1901. and 4 on U Issued before Jaot 1. 1801.. $68,618,681.00
Total policy claim...;,,,'. ;,...... 271,046.92
Additional reserve required to compute present
- vaiuo 01 an policies on me American
Surphia a..
AU other llabilitlea excluding ,caplui itock
Total liabilities exclusive of capital
$1.000,000.... b....
Total insurance in force December 81.
buiivsbs nr obboobt rom txx tiab.
, Total rik written during the yeer,. including revival, increases and
v Premltuns returneddurlng the year .In dividends ......... M X."! I : U88 44
Losse paid miring the year,.,.;i, ..J., . . .4 - 1000 00
Losee incurred during the year. 9'000'oS
Total amount of risks outstanding in Oregon December Si,' 1912. .. . .85C9!467'oft
THE PROVIDENT LIFE; TRUST CO. OF PHILADELPHIA
'..J....' ' "Ivi"; "m " . t? By . H.. TROTH, Treasurer.
Statutory general -agent and attorney for
-Egg
SOLVES'.THE COST OF. LIVING -V:
D. G. BURNS CO..
20M0 ;THIRD STREET
Offers Fresh Ranch Eggs at Only
1
MAIN 61G
.- - ', t: - : : ' i t".o
other siJ r i iuv .M-il.i r lt;ing now
under construction. The Harpagua will
come here from Valparaiso, and after
loading cargo at Portland and Puget
sound ports, will proceed to the orient,
and after' discharging, be turned over
to the owners at, Manila.
The steamers with their sailing dates
from Xiondon and from Portland are as
follows:
Harpsgus, nails from Portland April
10; Falls of Orchy, sails from London
March ,14 and from Portland June 30;
steamer not announced, sails from Lon
don, April 11, and from Portland July
28; Monmouthshire, nails from London
May 8, and from Portland August 25;
ten of Ruthven, sails from LondonJune
6; Glenlogan, sails from London July 4;
Den of Cromble, Bails from London Au
gust 1; Den of G lam la. Balls from Lon
don August 29; steamer not announced,
sails from London September 26; Glen
strae, sails from London Octobcn 24 ;
steamer under construction, sails from
London November 21; Monmouthshire,
sails December 19.
The dimensions al the ships follow:
.i. Net. : Depth
Built, ton. Itn.Beani. ol now,
"HarDss-as". 10W 8T2 4:!8&ra 8 2
"Kalle of Orcbx'VieoT 81 : 405 03 " 3 18
"Monmootushlre" 1904 Hl7 4iK 62 0 20
"Den of Huthren'IDOT 81 16 . 62 v 19
'Glenlogsn"...,..18; 8 420 64 1 29
"Dea of Cromble"inoT Bl 28 400 52 0 19
"Pea of ClamU".mO , S 28
. WILL: LOAD LUMBER
French- Bark tr Begin to Take on
H Cargo jBoon. ; '
4 At about ' the im itbfl British ; ship
Neotsf ield, Captain ' Evans, , complete
her cargo of lumber for Sydney torjrtor
row afternoon,, the FrencH bark General
de Negrier, Captain Humbert, will finish
the discharging of her inward cargo for
Meyer, Wilson ft Co., and shift down to
Linnton to commence taking lumber for
a direct nitrate port on the West Coast
Both windjammer are under charter to
1(38,849.2
;...V,..2S5,755.75
year ....,4 jea. 073.04
', "'P'"
,..,...
16,080.68
1467,199.27
9732,101.76)
nfnrV nt :;
-1912 ,
................
$271,976.84
I454.4Q1.74
1639,101.00
9,565.60'
1,440.63
28,204.41
R. fins En
342,641.00
niftTsi
day of December, 1912, mad to tha
Oregon, pursuant to law: -
. . , t , , ... ,
..,$ 1,000,000.00
I ,722,S11.6i
one
year....,, 1 166,000.80
'801,168.18
10,769,660.3
J"
$ 1,890,454.93
40,035.432.00
26,438,070.28
8,700.648.64
u 122,135.91
,1,210,270.4)8
1,012,158.98
and ac-
... .
,$ 77,909,070.32
experience
S,95,21.00
3.68,713.05
1.735,399.65
I - I7TSftftft7ftH
stock of
,
1913... Jv
77,909.070.83
$376,387,113.00
service:
PAUIi LODEft.
Dax
AND A4C23
94,400.00
Co'.nyn,
.v Co.,
i O N'Ott:
I 1 a n i e Lot e j
:J was ehaf- '
to luiid grain.
tered for lumber while on tha way hore
rrom Baliia to tins port seeking a char
ter, and the da Negrier lost her charter
by reason of the long passage ahe made
from Europe, laden with general carpo. ,
The Neotsfleld Is loading at the North
Faclflo Lumber mills and will nail from
here for Sydney with a cargo of between
1.400,000 and 1.500,000 feet The General
de Negrier wilt take, on the first of her
cargo at the Linnton mills and the re
mainder at one of the mills down rivor.
BREAKWATER DEL.WED
Steamer Is Disabled When Opposite
rortlantl Flour Stills. T ..
r 'While proceeding down the river on
her regular weekly trip to Coos Bay
lastn'sht, tha steamer Breakwater, Cap
tain Macgehn, met with-a alight acci
dent, which caused her to put back to
her dock and" will delay her sailing a
day. She is expected to sail again at
8. o'clock tonight.
When opposite the Portland Flouring
Mills the anchor "winch was disabled, as
the key holding the wildcat to the main
winch shaft broke, allowing the 1 wildcat
to shift. -The repairs are being made
today by the Vulcan .Iron , Works. "
CARGO FOR ORIENT
Robert Dollar to Carry Floor, Wheat
':;;EA:rnd Lumber. 'i'v'ii 1
I Lumber, wheat and flour for the ori
ent will compose the cargo of the Brit.
lab:atea.mey:obeH.;JJ!oUjirwlUon'4tr.
rived at Katama last night from San
Francisco. ' She will take on a, part of
her lumber cargo for Japan and China
at the mills there and then come up to
the local harbor to finish. 5 Although
sh. will take some wheat and flour, It
is said that the greater part of her
cargo will be made up of lumber.' She
la loading for her owners, the Robert
Dollar company. - ,
NEW1 NAVIGATION COMPANY
Fifteen Freighters to Be Put Into
Canal Trade.
(Cplted Preu Leu Wire.) '
. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 2G.Local dock
men received notification today of tha
incorporation bf tha Americrfh, Naviga
tion company under the, lawa of Dcla
ware, which will, invade northwestern
vaiter for trade with . a : fleet of 1 S
freighters, to be operated via Panama.
Until regular trad has been eatabllahed
they will be operated a "tramps," call
ing at alt coast ports for such cargoea
as are offered. . . :- '
' BIG TRADE INCREASE .
' . '-V -MMhmm 'r-
POrt Townsend Imports and Exports
, Up 27 Per Cent.
(TJotted Frets Leiied Wlr i
Port Townsend, Wash.,- Feb. 28.
Showing an increase of 87 per cent over
the previous year, records have Just
been completed in the custom house
here showing the value of its exports
and imports for 1912 to reach $72,741,
00. The value of the salmon output
waa greater than that of gold by nearly
1100,000, Revenue collections for the
year amounted to $70,909.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
'. ''
Carrying 175 passenger and 900 tons
of general freight, the steamer Kansas
City i acheduled to arrive tomorrow
afternoon in place of the steamer Bea
ver. Althoug;!) no Information ha been
received here, it is expected that Cap
tain Mason and the deck and steward
departments of the Beaver will be on
her. r ' ..
Captain E. , H. Svendsen, Pacific
coast representative of the Scandinavian
underwriters, left this morning for Se
attle, where he has moved his headquar
ter, hia office now being 61$ Bailey
building. , '
Laden with 1,100,000 feet of lumber
for San Francisco, the steamer Klamath,
Captain Maro, has cleared at the cua
torn house.
It is expected that the German bark
Olona will complete her barley cargo
at the irvrng -nocK tomorrow evening.
She is Under charter to M. H. Houser
for the United Kingdom.
The steamer George W. Elder, Captain
Paulsen, is scheduled to sail tonight
with passengers and freight for San
Francisco, San Pedro and San Diego.
-A repair to the stem of the steamer
Johan Poulsen will be completed late
thl afternoon at the Supple shipyard,
aha will - leave down for Prescott to
night to load lumber for California.
Carrying passengers and freight, the
steamer Camlno, Captain Ahlln, ar
rived at .the ' Supple dock from San
Francisco this morning.
- As the Port of Portland commission
has received notification that they will
havf to remove their of floe from the
city .hall to make room for tha office
of the city engineer, they are negotiat
ing with tbe county commissioners for
offices in the county building. ;'
Radiograms.
S. S. Herrin. at sea, midnight, Feb.
S5-2. (Via, North Head.) In latitude
41 degrees 40 minutes north, longitude
137 degrees. S3 minute west; westerly
w(nd, light breeze; smooth aea; weather
cloudy, with passing rain; barometer
29.80; temperature 84. Commander.
-S. 8. Sadd Maru, at sea, 4 a. m Feb.
28. (Via North' Head.) In latitude 49
degrees north,, longitude 128 - degrees
west; barometer 28.86; temperature 40;
wind , west northwest, gentle bree&e;
slight sea; fine weather. Commander.
SURIXE NOTES
Aberdeen, Feb. 25. Arrleed teanier Piril
fo, from Portland. . . - .
Astorli, Feb, 2S. Left up at 2:40 p. m.
Brltlab ateamer Kobert Dollar, Hailed at 4
p. m. Steamer W. F. llerrla for alonterey.
Arrlred at S and left up at 7 p. m. Steamer
('amino from San Franelaco. Arrived down at
!1;M 9: aa. Steamer Bote CU.t,
San Francisco,. Feb. 25. Sailed at noon-Steamer-Bear
for Sao Pedro, balled at 1 p.
a).-Steatuer Kansas t'ltr tor, Portland. Balled
at S p. m. Steamor Yellonetone: at 7 p. m.
Steamer F. 8. Loop for Portland. Arrlred at
T P. m. Steamer Xavajo from Portland.
San Pedro. Feb. 25. Arrived Steamer Gen
eral Hubbard from Columbia river. Arrived
8teamer Koanoke frou Portland. - -.
Tenerlffe, Feb. 25. Arrlred Danish ateamer
Arablen from Portland. .. , . s s
" Astoria, Fob.' 30. Condition ' at the mouth
of the river at 8 a. m . smooth; wind eaat, 8
mtleei weather eloudy. Tides - at Astoria
ThHraday Jiiah water, 6:25 a, 85 feett
S:47 P. m.8.8 feet;low wster 12;3 b
0.T foot, ;v ., .fj, .
Da, Arrive,
Str. Roaaok, Can Dlefo...,.'....i."..March
Btr. Bear, -Ban Francisco... ........ ...March
Str. Alliance, Eureka ..March
Htr. Ross City, Ban redro.. ......... .March
ate Beo. W. Elder, San Dleao.......
.March
Str. Beam, San Pedro..
March IS
; r'v-V;" ''"' le t Depart.
Stt. Georse W. Elder, SanWere
c . n., ...... r .
Feb. 28
pir. inmiiiB, txm Ancetea..i
Str. Multnomah. Saa Diego....
...Feb. 24
... ........ reo, at
Str, Klamath, San Frauelaco ....t..,...Keb. IUt
Str, Camlno, Saa Franelaco.'..,,, ......March 8
8tr. Koanoke, Baa Dte(.V.... . , .-.Mareh 8
Str. Bear, Saa Pedro ................March T
Btr. AUlaaee, Eureka ...... ........March 10
Str. Roia City, San Pdw....j......Marchia I
1.1 I 1 . 'I Tf ta.."l.i ,V ""
Str. Tale, San Ilege . . . .w , .. , .Feb, M
Btr. fiarvard, Ban Pedro.'.k..
,..Fel?, 27
t.sXJa Xout ta ZmS LnmWr.
Kane'V ; failed v ..' , From
Arables, Mr. str., ....l,M.,.',.;.,ABtwerp
Baron apler, Br. str ......Hon Konj
Battle Abbiy. Br. ship..; ,.Raa .'ranelst
Cnsna t Seville, Br. str., Use, 10.. ..Antwerp
Dnndee, Pum. bark Pnnrne
laveraa, br. itr... Sua Fr'sacl
' .!
. ' A n. I V to
crt 1 :ty, br. Mr
t, A ;n. Bi'h., Jmu. 1....
H. 'laibot. Am. cb....
VaiiLUii'er, B. C.
. .. . . Yaii'JirBiso
.......... I'l'i!
........ . Honolulu
lt"fianoe, Am. n h., Jan.
W is. tl. Rm.iu, Am. k.
1'nttle Abtn'T, Br. brk..,
,
. . . ,. VnlnarH iw
....Sail Krtno!?
,...Su FrtDc'..c
(stlluu Maru! Jp."itr.""
.....Houoiuld
T..kil Mani; Jap. itr.. Dec. 19 llcooluio
Wrr Castle. Br. hlp. SaUrerry
Prosper, Kur. nr 8ii Fran-ioo
Vilji.loir, Am. ich.. Dee. B.............CalU
Ea Sout ia load Grain.
StetnbrS, Ger. nr., Ita. tf Santa Rosalia
Loui I'aiteur. lr. bk..... .'ewcastis, A.
. Grain Flet is Tort.
Ktme tod Chartertr Brtb.
Ok)B, Gcr. bk., Hminr IrtlnJ
Venilw, Fr. tk.. Unmet........ Mnntun
Cumbrian Frlncens, Br. bk., Houeer....Lluutoa
' Lunbcr Fleet la Fort,
Kme To San tor Berth.
Geo, K. Billings, Am. seta.. Sidney. ,. St. Helens
Neotsfleld. Br. brk, Sydney..... North Piclfle
Kobert lKUr, Br. tr., orient. .. ....Kilania
Qo.ldea Sligre, Am. ek., Vet Cot, Port Lum-,-
bar C:--i
Elriuriido, Ais. kq., nest Co at, Fortlaod dry
- tlockj. .' ' -
Bangor, Xor. 9., Shunghil. .......... .Mnnlon
Crowa of India, Br. bk. C. K. ...... .Weitiwrt
, Alatk CsBoery Fleet la fort.
r. Nioie , ,::,,;''-. .A: '''' ,;-h) Berth.
Berll n, Am. Ship. . , . '. ". ; v .... ...... . .tioble
Rt: MlcboU. Am. hlp......... ........ ..Gobto
Str. Krntvis, Am. riiip Oregon dtydm-k
W. B. Flint, Am. brk.,.......Oreoa drrdovk
. mseellsaeea ia 'Yart.1 .;- '- "'
Gen; d Negrier. yn . bk .5orta Haak
Daily Hirer Readings. '
i-.rvi; ,'(.-!,
STATIONS
IS
J!
Luwioton
2.2
Rlprl- ..........,...
l!uitlllg i...
Kiigeiie ,
Albany .;. .... ,. (.
2.R
o
0
0
St.31
-0
.03
-0.2!
.12
.10
TiiTOiiniK ........ .....q
O.T
fortuua ...
8.4
1-0.7;
) Rising. () rlling,
TWENTY-FOUR KILLED,
50 HURT BY EXPLOSION
- .- (tJnited Preta Leased Wire.)
Madrid, Fab. 8 Official-reports to
day fix the number of dead, a re
sult of a dynamite explosion atv the
harbor of Oljon, at 24 with 80 injured,
The disaster was caused by a charge
of dynamite 'exploding prematurely.
It was at first reported that 70 per
sons were killed,
COAL CO. MAGNATES
IN FOR $168,000 SUIT
(CdHcS Pn tetied Wire.)
Seattle, Wash., Feb. 28. Offlcfals of
the Northwest Coal company iust stand
trial in the government suit to recover
2188,000 for alleged frauda in the sale
and delivery of coal to the several mili
tary reservation in. Alaska. A motion
by the defendant to dismiss the suit
lias been denied by Federal Judge
Howard.
There t really only one kind of
nursery stock worth havinf
that U tbe highest grade, beat
you can buy. No man would
purpoaelybny poor stock; com
mon senae forbids. When you .
buy our stock you KNOW you
are getting the beat. We exer-
ciae every care ana ingenuity
Ajvjri possible in selection. Send for
yfVJ our beautifully illustrated
catalogue, 'Tnea, Sliniba, Viota
"VvTIi sjPluhv Mtntiantttit paper.
AUCTIONS
BoKtrfiCo
Auction Sale Extraordinary
1vT2 HAVE BEKN INSTRUCTED BY
THE BANKRUPTCY COURT TO SELL
THE STOCK OF THE BALTIMORE
ARTISTIC FURNITURE CO.
WE HAVM 40VEI THI8 STOCK TO
OUR 8ALESROOMS; 168-188 -PARK
ST. AND WILL- BELL THE, SAME
WITHOUT REGARD TO PRICE. THI3
STOCK 40P FURNITURE, BRIC-A-BRAC
AND SHEFFIELD PLATE 18
OK THE RAREST AND CHOICEST DE'
SIGNS.
THE FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL
list: Hherrieid plate, vu., vases, klos
ters, tea caddies, platters, vegetables,
coffee pots, bread and butter- trays,
bon-bon dlahea. fruits, tea seta, tea ket
tles, frames, jewel cabinet, brass can
dlesticks, electric lamps, ate.
Mahogany baskets and trays, sewing
boxes, shaving stands, pedestals, stools,
sofas. Davenports, settees, chairs, desks,
dressing tables, hall tables, consol ta
mes, pie crust stance, tip top stands,
china cabinets, bookcases, sideboards,
etc. .
ORDER OF SALE
GOOD8 WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
ON WEDNESDAY. AUCTION WILL
START ON THURSDAY NEXT AT 2
P. M. AND WILL CONTINUE EACH
PAY UNTIL ALL IS. SOLD,
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.
. LADIES!
THE
THIS CLAPS OF AUCTION IS RARE
IN OUR CITY AND DOES NOT OC
CUR OFTEN. WE CAN ASSURE YOU
THE SAME COURTEOUS TREAT
MENT AS AT OUR FORMER BALES
OB". ANTIQUES OF A YEAR AGO.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT
GOODS WILL. BB BOLD (AS IS
USUAL WITH TJ8) TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER.
i W. C. BAKER AND C. A. CROWELL.
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers,
NEW JJODAX
-On trickape, easy haul to city, just
Outside of city limits; on1yT$4(X)0 j)ef
acre, tasy tcniia. vvui divide to
suit purchaser. ' i
WATSON & THERKELSEN CO.
306 Spalding Bldp. , ' M. 7592
IOWA REALTY CO.
. Real Estate, Loans, Exchanges,
List your property, with usr T
629 Chamber of Commerce. Mars. 604
Money-toE:oan
Ready to Servo You "in Any Amount
; tfrom S20o up. Real Estate Security,
' OEO. R. THOMAS, .
aerOak St., Boom a, Alasworta Bldg.
atULIOVS 19 WAUTTJTS.
I can sail you first-clasa walnut land
near . trnP"rtatlon, , ready to plant,
cheap. T. WUhjeombe, tooux Ail, iiaja-
Hciseii
We have a client with a very
' fine Willamette Valley fann lo-
rated about 35 miles from Port
land, "arid near station on,. Ore
gon Electric, desiring to ex
change for apartment honse or ;
other good Portland property,;
: 1 his ' is an ? exceptionally good
farm and shows splendid income.
Another party (with unincum
bered Portland realty and cash
; for well located apartment house.
' These parties will assume rea- -sonable
mortgages and pay cash"
difference.
We do not handle properties
.with inflated values. , s
No Phone Information
y
404-S LEWIS BUILDING
FOURTH AND OAK STS.
BEAVEMTOM
- Close to Station
... At -
S225 an Acre
S acres cleared, balance in
stump. Land adjoining this
sold last week, for $400 an
acre. Lies on good county
road. The soil is black and
famous.
H. GUNTHER
919 Yeon Building
lT50Feef
OF
AT
$S Per Front Foot
NO PHONE INFORMATION
Shepard, Mills & Rogers
214 Board of Trade
When you can own your own
pretty little home for $100 cash
and .$25 per month? A new, 5-
room bungalow near Jefferson
nigh School, 4 blocks from Al
bina car. ,
O.K.JEFFERY,
Mar. 3718 Yeon Bldgr. A-4484
REAL ESTATE LOANS
KOVXT OV KAVO
For flrat mortRaa; -loana on Portland!
residence ana inaiaa oustneaa property,
Mortfarss Bong-bt.
COMMERCE SAFE DEPOSIT &
MOKTOAGE CO.
1018 Cnambat of Comnarca.
FOR SALE
-Extra choice Willamette valley farni.
S mllta from O. EX, 35 mllea from Port
land; very beat soil; special bargain
price, cloalnjf estate. Full particular
obtainable 208H Stark at. "
Mortgage Loans
JOHN BAIN
214 Spalding Building
First Mortga;e on Farm' Property.
laUJKlUAUtt vUMrANY FOR
AMERICA
Head Office. The Ha rue. Netherlands
Aineworta Building-, frortlaad.
.'V- ' - i . V . - . f
Arc You Going, to Build?
I on ve you money on plans
and specification and auarantra
. nau , . . , - . , ,
CITY & f ARM LOANS
11000 and tip at lowest rates,
414 Corbet 114. A lt 18. rrarsisay
WalerFrontage
Why Pay Rent
Mortgag
WAREHOUSE
AND
FACTORY
. SITE
100x200
Northeast corner of 22d and York
Sts. United R. R.' tracks on 22l St.
Terminal track on York St
Will sell on reasonable, terms at a
very-low- prieei - t":" b" "vTT
Tate Investment Co.
Marshall 284. 1002-3 WUcox Bide.
If your name appear In
eitner pnone book you
can telephone your ad te
7113
A 6061
anrl have ' It elias:el
Bill will be batlett te
yeu the following aa
for eayment '
The Journal cannot
ur ante accuracy or
Mum responsibility tor
error of any kind oc
curring ; in telephoned
advert i aejnent.
BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS . :)
CBRTIFICATES et title made. Title
Truet Co.. Lewi bids;.. 4th an J Oaa.
lxxila H. Nedd rt al to Marls and Karl
litephan lot 15, block IT, Elmhurst. .$ 4,0
Karl (ttephan and wife to toula i. Kedd
ft si west A lots 3 and 4, block IH,
HolUday's sddllloa 10,006
I. O. Oppenlander and wits te Ernest .
8telnboosor et st sooth lot 8, block
I. Hwsa addltloB' BOO
J. W. Lundy and husband to Col. t
Bond, lot 16, block 43, Venwa...'. 2,328
Gilbert H. Charter and wife to Ray
W. Hopkins Ma 11 and 18. block T,
Miller' addition, te Sollwood. ...... .. 1,300
Alice Bmeraon and husband to I. C, Havana-,
lot !, . block JO Uulbrook a
sddjtlea to 8t. Johns 1,230
Hilda GiMtataoa and husband to John .
and Katie Jonas, 4.0 acres begtnnloar :
II. 82 chains esst of north-went cor
nn A. C. Danbae D. L. C. slao lots
. 4. 5. 7, S, , 10 and 11, Bbea East
I'slrrlew $,000
John earned? and wife to Donna - U. ,
English, kt U bloi-k IT7. Hollsday's .
addition ...........,,'.,.......-.. 89,000
Ole Tbompsoa to Albert Rahlesbeck et
si, lot i-i, block 18, Overlook...,..,. 1,200
Multnomah roonty to atron Co., 43
seres bef inntpf af northwest corner
John Barnes D. L. C, seetloa 5, .
township 1 soetb, ranee 8 asst. , 4,850
A. U Dea ton and wife to Jane Su
born, kit 4, block Evergreen Park 1.2S0
Merchsnts Savings AV, Trust Co, to H.
K. sletcher. trsct 1. Uamw Land
. Acre (asslcoed to G. W. Grayson).. 9,000
oenry uwMunsns aaa wire to ueorg
, Alnrecbt tot 13, block 12. Alblna Iloias-
stesd 1,000
Sstherine Sullivan to II. H. Brosn, lot
S4, Mtdlsnd Acr Tracts... ........... , 1,800
Alameda Land Co. to David K.'Mosses-
sohn, lots 1 and 2, block 80, Alameda
.,PrkJ"V 1,000
Alameda Laud Co. to Arba K. Uacolu
lot 14, block 28, Alameda Park.....' 1,060
Louts A. Harlow and wife to Herman
Kisser aorta v, or southwest , sec
. tlon 80, township 1 north, rang 4
eaat, containing 16.il acres ,.
J. W. McFsdden to W. E. 'Hheets et al.
1000
8.S00
TOO
1,000
eac to leei mi . ntw-K a, Newport.
George Repp and wife to 'William l'ost
tot a, diock 12, Ltncoia Psrk........
Buss City I'ark sasoctstien te T. Ya-
pane lot 10. block 110, Hose City.
Park
Fred A. Jarobs et si to Nell Clswsoa
Sliver lot 8, black 8,! Rldgemont.. . . . .
Charlotte B. Beaa to Paul Fischer. .lot
5,ro
Tl, block TU, Itvlugton 4,000
Alftoeda Land Co. te Marjorl .. H.
Roas. lot 6. block 4. Alameda Park.. 1,0M
Ladd Estate Co. to Geo. K. leu f el. kit
1. bloek 84. Weatworelsnd '. , . ... . . .f. 750
W. R. HAIZLIP CO.. inc. Abstractor.
171. 4tq at. bst Morrlaon and Tamhllj.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
la effsrt Aorli 1. Ifltl
ALL PREVIOLS RATES CAKCELXUX -CASH
ADVKUTISEVIEM
1 time. e per Hue.
Beoneecative tiroes, fe ear Uo per Insertion.
I or asore eoasecaUve tfatea, Te par Hoe eel
utasertkwt or t loaextions for price I .
No ad coasted for leu than 1 lines, -
Tas above rates spply to "Mew Tods aaa
all other elssslflcstleos except tUtnstlooa Waat
ed, To Rent and Wsote to Rent sda
Situations Wanted. To Rsat sad Wanted te
Rent ads (Apartment and Hotel eicepted). the
ratea are; .
ftc par line first Inssrtloa.
4c per Hue each subaeoueat InssrUon.
No sa taken tor less than Ifte.
CUAKGB AOVKKTIflKMSMS ; ,
1 time, 10c per lis.
8 eonaecutlva times, te per Has per Insertion,
T or mor eoasocuUv times. 8 per Ua mt
Insertion,
Tbs above rates apply to "New Today" and
all other elssstflcsttons, except 1iltuaUoas
Wanted, To Kent aad Wsnted to Rent" ads.
Situations Wanted. Te Rest and Wsntsd te
Rent sds (ApsrtmenU sod Hotel excepted the
rale 1 7c per line per Insertku.
No ad charted for less thsu two Una or 18.
The Journal will sot be responsible (or mor
than an incorrect Insertion of any advertise
ment ordered more than one time.
iM,,!,!,c,wJr"te Pn PPUesU," , pboa
esll will bring a solicitor. '
. UNCALLED FOIt ANSWERS
111 fnllmrln ktfM. I. .m.wm -
-- n .. . . . .. n 1 1 ,v aqvcrueo
meuts sppesrlng in Tbe Journst remain us
es lied for:
B 244, 250.
C 20.
E 278, 268. -
F-231L 204, 170, W, 174. 2il. Jan.... ...
'. tt 242.
H 100, 175.
J 262, 267. '. . ',
; K 178. 172, 24. 1T8. , .
. IV-m , '. '
M itfi, S4i.
N 234 217, 248. , '
,0-1-241, 237, 880. - - - -
P236, 238. 234, 529, 230.
. RITO, 230.
H 292 2IV3, 240, 245, 240, 105. .
T 248, J81, 284. 848. '
U 2;tt, 2:i8, 230. ' "
; V-e4. 238, 248, 28. 186. 278; " f
MEETING NOTICES
41
CAMP j, rneeta ; every
WetJneaflay evening
in W. a V, temple. 1S8
11th - at. Alt membera
requested to attend.
Visitors wttkom. ?
E. H. tf.KBY. C. C
HERMAN 6CHAPK.
- . . --' - Clerk.
R, N.-A, Ore. Hose .Camp,- inett Kri.
Manrri enter- Tttdr.,"8D - Btn at.
MM
. MARRIAGE UCEXSES
Herbert f.x.k, 404 Feat Fteeith street,
nd Kims Khtule, 4ll Ka.t Klc.-nt!i "e.-r,
Kurt 11. Ieunl. t it y. . and A-l, -
Nettxel. .'.'. l'i"-'!ill) el reel,
P. Al.' U,.h.Uu I mif, !. L".. I
C"., I ''!.:.
lyilllt
?trln, 1 . -' 4 1 1
1. . Shr
2.-.. and hi-
ii i.
and Msrv ii. Murray,
lnt north, 2'l.
W. G. Smith L Co
Washington Mils'.. or.
4h
fo.-irf- uit for riit.
Tatlorlns; Co.. SO'.l S
si
and floral psien!.
BIKT1I3
SEBt.B T Mr, Slid Mr. Arohi V.
on ast EtaHtTHKTenth strwt. Ida; . .
a bor.
BARRI-To Mr. and Mrs. Samwl T. H .
: VM Tolman atrwt. P.-rinianr I t, a
GARDSEB- To Mr. arnl Mra. Kd !.
n. UaUiwa park iartmiite, t'chrMar .
t (tirl. .-. - - .".
BRODT To Str. and Mrs. Twrn. Bvlj. i
Sfronrt" atrwl. February 18. a srlrl.
CRyUHART T Mr, , sad Mrs. J. W. r , i
hart, Eaat rsnt street Jaiiuarr ;i, a
boy. : - "
COODRirH T Mf: 1 an? Mn.. ttntm-U ( .
(Joodrlch, ?15M Cbantauqua bvtih'Tr.M. rl.
raary ft, a by.- ,.- - . -
PlH EKAR To Mr; aa4 Mrs. Anlhonr rv-i-
kari lfifl 'ortli IcBtli streot, Februarj ii,
BICHARDSOX To Mr. and Mrs. Anion Rl.-h.
anlarm, 3 East Tbtrty-sereata street, J in
nary 24, a fir!.. :
HBATH T Mr, and Srfra. ITrai&k , W. Hoath.
660 A tblna. street, Febmsry 6, m bot.
U.RICH T Mr; ami tin. William A. T l
rtl-h, J147 East . TweBt j-seoond street nottli,
Jsnnarjr 22. a boy. . -. '' .. -;"
BLLMKNHiHIClX To Mtv and Mrs. Adam Flu
nrasctwiBf 203O, Xast flftj-flrH street. Jaw
nary 2T. a boy.
OKGTfTTt Mft sad Mrs . WlJHam Trtrcl-
ly. Thirty -SPTeutb asU ; Hawlburtu . street,
JTsnusry 7, a boy. ,
POMEKOY To Mr. and Mrs. 6nre W.' Pmi
eroy, 127S Kaat Stark street, februsry 2i,
boy. ' ' '
JACKSON T Mr. sod Mr. Wllllsra Mi it It
son, WT Esat IwtBttetb street,. braty 8.
a bor. -: s
OARVER To Mrj sad Mrs, Jacob I Garrer,
450 Hall 'streak 'Huary Jl. ir.H
8tRN To Mr. and Mrs, Christian Burns,
GnaA Hamarltaa Boapltsl, fpbrasrjr 11, a buy.
ELHEHT To Mr, ami Mrs. Krmwt . Kiwrt,
04 BidwWl avsaue, yebrsary 13, a by.
tUCHAEJ.fKLDift To Mr. and Mrs. Willl.im
MlrbarMeltW, foot of t'ramyto street, ret-
roary -17.- a boy. .-v.
WATSON Te Mr. and Mrs. "Wslter I. tVf
son, ITU Ksst XolUeentb. atreat;. f ebruary 17,
a boy.'
DEATHS ASP FUXKRALS
10RK& At Salem, Or.. -February 24, louls
Yorke, aged SI .years, 5 sioatha and 11
days. Th funeral service will b held TIiiik
day, February ft. at 11 o'clock a,-., from
the new chapel ot J. P. V'lnler A Unn, Moni
gomery and t'tfta Street, ftknds ttivlCBd. In
terment Multnomah ee meter, . ,
ilrCALLIO February 29, at the resirient-R of
his duosrhter Mrs. Daniel, S. Dnff. tO Kt
Filghth street Berth, Jasaea McCalliir,
T years, father f Mrs. Paalel S. Duff and
John W. ud. W. J. McCaUtg. Kotlce o( in
MAXAUBA Tlx "funoral services' ( the lme
Roseanna Manaaaa iu be bold Thiirsdxv.
February 27, st o'clock a. nv, from the ta.
ered Heart church. Friend respect fully in
vited to attend. Interment, RJvervlew ceme
tery. 1 ' .' . :" "'V
LUHKVSOl tbhk city. February ZH. J,h,m
Lorenson, aged 82 years.- Rennlna are at
the new parlors ef J. P. Finley i, Son, Mom-
Si'RINUMfiVkltt Oerhsrd 11. "Spriu,tm,-yrr, ivi'i
s'lrst street. February 23, aged 64; aathiu
fRAKaXIN JDelbart rrauklln. 2.S7 Hu-w.l
street, t'ebtuary 4, ag4 l; broachtal puuu
moota. - - . '
ELW4Seeret V. Bell. St. Vlueeafs hospital,
February &.sged 49i asngreMgu luiut.
LODER Helen B. Loder, 321 Baat 'Jhln.r---
ood street, February 22, aged l heart dis
easc': 4 i-'v,
BiDB Rekro Eld, 821? Twenty-fifth svemie.
February gH, a fed moelh; pneumonia.
JOHXMON Norma t, Juhnson, at;,. Vincent's
hospital February 25. sged 8 years; ether
pneumonls, :
81-XIU Kmily Seol, 1164 Barrage atreet. Febm
sry 23. aged TOt- eerebral hemorrhnge.
BEAU-Harrlutt Newell Besl. at Harrison
street, February B4, aged t; senility.
STROl'SS Ksllle-i Strouss. ortb : Ninth
street, Februsrv 23, sged SU: endocnrditl.
COOK -Virginia Cook. Kmti aud Cooper streeif,
Febmsry 2a, aged So daysj bronchitis.
MctU HBKN Anus UeCobben, ItHT Eaxt MiKb
'street. Fetrnwry 22. saw! 6ft piwhltl".
l'ONSKTH FLORAL. CCX. in 8th. clioic
J ' cut flowers for all occasions: prompt
rUiNCrCAt. clesigtia, flowers, alV o--.i-.
a. C. Taube. 40H Mor. Mar. 6STD.
MAX tit'.' SMITH, flbrtatl 14144" th"t.,
In Selltna; bids". Main 7111.
FUME3.iL PIRBCTQ;t5
NEW HOME OF J, P. FINLET - SOX,
KITNERAL DIRfcCTORS. J40NTGOM
ERY ST.. AT FIFTH.
A atrtctly modern undertaking eatab
lishment, surrounded by secluded drivn
way, Inaurtng absolute' privacy, Per
fect - eanitatlon. Superior service d;r
and ntrht. l4y attendant. Phone Mum
, or Home A-1599. -
MR EDWARll HOLMAK, the lead.n
funeral director, 820 Third atreet. tan ner
salmon. Lady asalatant. Phonci a
1(11, Mala (07. ..
Dunning dt McEntee SSVK
etery detail. Tth and Pine, r Main 43u.
A-4B6S. Lny aaniatant.
Ladln East did unJer-
takar. Lady assistant. H-
18. E-781. B. tH c A11C-.
8.. fttJJiNlNd. INC'
"Eaat Kids , Funeral Director.
414 E. Alder. . Eaat M.-B-tSSS.
HEM STOCK. 1487 ETIath, 8
1122 and un Were. Park,
Col, 394-395.
A, R.2ELLER CO, Both phone.
DC A DQflM Undertaker. E. 10S0. 36J-
I 871 Rusaell at.
tDIPOriM UNDERTAKING CO;, Mam
UIIWUHHil A-2!85, 409 ALPKIl
MOXUIOTt
PORTLAND Marbl "Work. 24-2it 4ih
st. Oppoaite city hall. Main 8564.
6TTO"fiCHUMAN, ranlte ami nmil. 1
work.' East 8d nd Pine, Ksxt 74 1.
PORTLAND RfcALTY DEALEH3
OREGON REAL ESTATE CO,, THR
(Srand ave. and Mult. J5. 7. V-W
cttAPiN"-h'iiRL6w Mtci, i'Tftt'ST 'VX
tit Chamber of Commerce, Main Hiv
208 Oerllnger bldy. : Ma In 1IM
BRUBAKEH vBJKNEIW'frrT
103 McKay Bklg. j Main Ji t ,
TO LEASE
CI
.'.'Warehouse
PACTORY
' South Portland location, at rcaonaM
rsnti 3 atorv brick - warehoime, lusnr, 1
airy, new, Iniulre at Journal bubim s.
ottice.
FOR LEASli for lenit of 'lints, f
corner 30th aud Clinton, on rr,lhi.
100x150, euiUbl for raraKc, f, t"r
tote or laundry; will give less l n- i
year at very reasonable term. .M i ,
room 403. 227 H Wu h i n t j
CENElIliLLSTA'l:;
ALBERT' A XaN S'o'h ve T
and unimproved pralria in
lias pruv,l 4 Ih su r .
district of Albert- N" '
to buy. ninny of t -' ;
t portion of tin. t t , .
a . i "i. 'I " '
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fi
If.
Ml
M sm." b .V
utoa Duuoing.
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