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Newspaper Page Text-rn cr "r;-j:i daily jouhnal, roiiTLAiii), wkdnlgday kvenhig, may a, ' 13 1 v. is it y;L;i!i RE OF LIGHT VESSEL 1 PA It G Four Tenders Made, Two" by Portland Firms and Two by Puget Sound Companies . Amounts Submitted. Hlds for repairs to Columbia river light vessel No, H have been opened in the office of" Henry h, Beck, lighthouse 4twpctor-for-the-Seventeenth dtBtriet, , ana it, 1b probable that the repairs to the vessel will be made here. There were four bids, two by Portland firms and two by companies on Puget Sound.' The .repairs are those that are authorized to be made .every nine months on the light vessels. . ,f -v,1-.,-; i : , , Those, who submitted tenders were Alblna Engine & Machine works, $638.75; Vulcan Iron1 works, $628.25, both being Portland firms; Hall Brothers, , Wln--elow, $498; and the Hef reman Dry dock & construction company, Seattle, $620. , However, there are many optlonut Items in addition to the regular work that was bid on and with these and the expense 4f taking the lightship up the coast, it is estimated that' the bid , of the Alblna Engine & Machine. works .is the lowest. -.' Lightship No. "88 Is now at the buoy depot at Tongue Point, where she was brought more than a week ago to await the result of the opening of the bids. Wis was replaced on her station by the relief light vessel, which will remain . there until the regular vessel Is ready to take up her position off the mouth of " the Columbia. . ',, Work on No. 88 will Include docking, cleaning, painting, general' overhauling, . and probably some minor repairs to dif ferent parts of her machinery. ,. ,:-J,. . The lighthouse tender Heather' went out to the Tillamook Rock light' sta tion this morning with annual supplies . for tjis keepers. - BARK DUNDEE FLOATED Craft Which' Went Ashore Off Puna, En Route Ile're; Advices received here are to the ft feet that the Russian bark: Dundee, 1938 tons net Captain. Oastafsen, which was ' ashore off Puna April 25, arrived at Guayaquil about May 1. It Is reported that she was floated April 29. Tho Uundee, which, was here a couple of .years ago, is under charter to the Pa - clfle. Export - Lumber company to 'load a full cargo of fir for Cape Town. It Is expected that the Dundee will sail frdm Guayaquil for Portland within a short time. . i ROSE CITY DELAYED Crank Pin Break WhUe En Route to San Francisco. Breaking of the crank pin on the In termediate engine of the steamer Rose . City while she was on her way up from Han Pedro to Ban Francisco has delayed her in that port and she will not be due to arrive here, until Sunday afternoon instead of tomorrow, which, Is her reg ular day. While the damage Is not serr ous, according to the' reports received here, it was thought better to keea the steamer in port until a new crank pin could be. uwde Sbe was.-due to,havs sailed yesterday "but the date has been vostponeduntil Friday. yanii to tin) Ninth r.n'irio luin.i mu forenoon l.uilcn with lumber, the schooner King ("yrun Is ready to go from Bt. Helena to Astoria today. Hho. Is louded for Kun Pedro. ItrliiRlmr 40,000 luirrels of crude oil, the Associated Oil tanker J. A. Chanslor, Captain Holmesr arrived from Port Ban I. nls last night. She cleared again for Monterey in water ballast. Tho Nlcumer Klamath,, CaptAln Asp- liit'd, 1ms cleared fop Son 1'edro with 1,000,050 feet of lumlier. When (tli a left down the river at o'clock this morning, the, British steamer Historian, of the Harrison Line, had a cargo with total value of $195,357 for Liverpool. Via .Tac'oma, where she will finish loading. She had -188,885 bushels cif wheat, valued at $166,960; flour 6,713 barrels, valued at $21,805 and general cargo. The Arrow Line steamer Camlno sailed at 8 last night for Ban Francisco with 2700 tons of freight. She had bones and general freight for New York from here and 45 tons of salmon from Astorlfti-to-Kir-vlarth Amertcan-Ila walian lino, and 2400 tons of grain lor Ban ranoisco. . Balfour Guthrie & Co., have chrls tenod the British steamer Manchester C'ltlsnn to load a cargo of lumber here for Calcutta. She is now at Manila and will probably . load . cargo of sugar for San' Francisco.' Another charter is that of the Peruvian bark Alliance, now at Iquiqui. which has been taken by Corny n.'Meckall & Co.. tojoad for tho West Coast She has the option of the Columbia River, Grays Harbor or Puget tHHd, i.ip.. After making the first of the Sunday summer excursion runs to Oregon City next Sunday, the steamer Oregona, of tho Oregon City Transportation com pany's line, will be tied up for cleaning and' painting.- The steamer Pomona was Inspected yesterday and will' go on the Oregona's run while the latter Is being painted. As usual during the summer three round trips will bo made Sunday, leaving here at 9 in the moro ns-, at noon and at 8 in ine anernoon. The last trip back from Oregon City will be mads at 6 in the afternoon. MAIUlE NOTES ALOXO THEWATERFRONT The American barkentine Amazon was shifted .from the St. Helens ship- Antorlt, My 21. Arrived at 8 i. m. Steam. iim. w irnv,iiK.. rrom Bin rrnro. r -lied at midnight and left up t 8:80 a. m.- Bteamer lanoe, iroin can rnntiaro. ,.iu t 0:: end left op gteame r V. B. Loop, from Ban r'raoclaeo. Arrived at 11:30 a. m. Steam era Piano and Asuncion, from Ban Francieoo. Arrived down at 11:50 S. m. rman steamer Historian. . .. Baa I'edro, Mr 20. Steamer ueo. w. maw, from Portland;, steamer Cricket, from Colum- hi l,r. At tor la, way so. Arriven it ana wn ltl at t p. in. Steamer niuam-ii-, imm mn rrnimlren. jr"'l own mi m in much B;IW p." m. Steamer . Breagwater, . -or I'one Bay. Sailed at 4 p. m. Steamer yuinauil. tur flaw Peitre. .- - . ' ' Port San Utia, alar w. oauea eieamer r. gyll. for Portland. iMlnt Rcyea. May 2ft Paaaed Brltlah steam er Beaale Dullar, from Baa fedro, tor Aber deen and Columbia rlrer. . San t'ranelaro. Mar )-HaHea at s P. m Staamer Roae t'lfyj at 6 p. m. Steamer J. B. Mtetaon: at 10 p. m., ateanier VoaeuiKe, for Portland. Aatorla, Mar 81. conoition at ins mourn of the riTrr at S a. m., amootb; wind (outb ant 10 uillea: weather, cluudr. Tide at Aatorla Thuraaar Hlsh water, 1:20 m., fl.4 feet: 8:03 p. m., 8.8 feet. -1-ow water, 8:49 I. m., 1.1 feet; 8:32 p. m., 30 feet. MARIXE INTELLIGENCE, ..May 90 ..May 2 . May 2fi ..May 211 .'May 2fl ..May 2T ..June 1 ...May 21 Sue to Arrive. Sir. Roanoke. 8an PIpko ...... Rtr. Roae City. Ban Pedrtf. 8tr i;o. V. Eider, 8an Diego. Sir. Brenkwater, Cons Bay ..r Htr. Alllnnra, tiurcka Htr, BeaT'r; San' Pedro ; .Str. Bear, Sua .Francisco..,....-, Sne t Da part. Rtr. Roanoke. Ran Diego ... Str. Bear, San Pedro , 8tr. Breakwater, Cooa Bar Str. Hoc City. San Fmnplaco.. ...... .Mar. 27 Htr. Oeo. W, Elder. San Diego... ...... .May 2ft Mtr..Alllan!i Meyeka te. ...... May 2 Btr. Beaver. Sua Peiejn ..,. .. ....... .Junt 1 . t tnw 9an Truolaee. : Str. Hnrrrad, Ban Pedro ..May 2t Sir. Yale, San'Wego May 23 En Bouts to -load J.umbr. Nmt-r , Sailed From Arablen, Dan. atr. Antwerp Alert, Am. ach. .San Pedro Baron Napier, Br. atr., April 2.......Karatsu Until. Ai.'K-r, Vr. a: ltMlld.'K, l.ll.tf. bdlk Kni'Hrt C'liT, B'r, atr...,,.,,. I f 1 11 ii.-B, Am. am A 111. 11. Omith, Am. ach Iti'Kiililto, Am, i Milium Mitrti. Jitp. atr..,,., ..Ron FrnnclBCrt Nt,no f'anouuer, b. C. ......Kim l'rilrn ...... Valyaralao ...... San rilro ,......"""""i Mnni'hrttnr (,'ltlr.ro, Br. Mnullit Alllnni'", Peru hk Iitiliiil Wlimlow, Am. aeb., April 10 Halarerry En Route to Load Oraln. Nam. , Sailed from. AdeUlile, Or. tik. ....nelfnut Arraran, Br. nk., April 8., Calriera Axici'Ml, Nor. ah Cape Tumi Hrlllnh Intra, II r. ah. f. Calliio Clyde, Nor. ah .Callau Crorodlle, Br. bark Callan Krnent Lerourd, Kr. bark....,., (JlnnKnw aalsaf, Br, bark ,,Bt, Itnaalla Oleiiraalln, Br. ahlp .Haiilna Unnenteliude, Gar. amp...., St, Bmalla HpImi, tier, bark St. Koaalla lllneuioa, Br. bark ; ..Newcaatle, K. Inverarou, Br, bark .....Callko Inrereak, Br. bark .Iqulqua Jean, Fr. bark ..Buenna Ayrea Kaaaal, Bel, ahlp Hamburg Ijingilale, Br. ahlp ..Want Cuaat I,.Tiitou, Br. hark HC Roaalla Mnrm Polo, Nor, bark Galeta Bupiia Mllrerton, Br. ahlp Callao Philadelphia, Br. ahlp ..Callao Sihurbak, Oar. bark .St. Roaalla Hejura, Br. ahlp . .,,..,,..,. ...Callap Thill.-tier, bark r".7;v:. .n".-". .fit"Rialla Tblatleliank, Br, bark .......... .Buenoa Arret Wandaliek, Gar, lurk .............. .Ht. Roaalla Werner Vlnnen, Oer. bark ..Weat Coaat Weatgate, Br, ihlp Weat Coaat aiaoallanaous Foreign to Arrive., A ma ion. Am. bkt., March 1 J.. ...... .Iqulquo Arua, Nor. atr. VaneouTei Bangor, Nor. str., April 20.,.. ......... KarataB Baron Napier. Br. str '..Ban Franeluro Battle Abbey, Br. ahlp.. Baa Franelaco Baaai Dollar, ut, atr....... uraya Harbor C. Ford. 'Laelai, Gar. str.. May 2. ...Hamburg i.Tliinguaai. or, ir, . , ..curaas Crown ef Caatila, Br. tr.. Ban Franelneo Dundee, Riiaa, bark Guayaquil Ki't'lealn, Br. atr. ., , Honolulu Falla of Orehy, Br. atr., MSrch l;...I)nUoii Flintshire, Br. atr., February 19 Honolulu Inrerkln. Br. atr. ........ .i ....... .Uonohilu Ktna, bah. air., March It ......Antwerp Kona, Am. ach,, April 14. ..Auckland I.uwm, Aui. ' aeh., Marco IT Vslparaiao Mario, It. bark, March 80,... .....Callao Belnbek, Oer. ahlp,,,,... St. Roaalla Haxonla, Gar. air., Uarrb KO.. ....... Hamburg Hehoma, Am. aeh., April 23., Sydney Henju Maru, Jap, atr. ...Otarti Klrathflllan. Br. atr. ...............Vanrourer Thoda Fagelund. Nor. Str. . A. Victoria Wlnalow, am. am., April 9 Balarerr Orala Fleet in rort. Port Caledonia, Br. bk., Houer........Llnnton ' Irfunbar Fteat la Fort, Kama. . To Sail lor Berth. Philippine. Am. sen.. Aatorla Marlevneo, Huaa. oa., uuum avingaom, Linnton Robt. R. Hlud. Am. aeh Aatorla Tbor. Nor. aa., Bhangbal Inman-Poulien Mathilda, Nor. sa Coal bunkera liauntleaa. Am. aeh.. Ban rranelaeo. . . . Preaeott 'J'hade Fagelund, Nor. sa., Cblus.Iomta-Fnulaes HAralt. Am. bktu. Wauna W, K. Hall, Am. acb..... ........Aatorla W. H. Talbot, Am. sch ....Knappton Mario, Lt. bk., weat Coaat Unnton Loaon, Am. act., valparalao. port. Lbr. Co. Amaaos, Am. bktn., ValparaUo....,..., Aatorla . Klaoauaneeus ta ran. nar. Am. la Alnaworth Rancor. Nor. sa North Pacific litalorlan, Br., aa ....Aatorla Daily Hirer Headings. PEACE PLAN WILL NOT STOP STRATEGIC MOVES (United Prena r.eined Vlra. London. May 21. An Interview with Secretary of Mate Ilrynn in VVanhlngton Ih pnbilHlied here today hy the Kx press, which throws a new lUsht oji the pcaco proposals advanced by tlie united states government for the connlderatlon of ,ttie world. ' , ' , interviewed by the icxprens corre spondent, Secretary Bryan, said: "I want to correct the ideas that the peace proponal includes a provision' for the cessation oT all strategic moves by dlxputants during the period of Inves tigation of the cause of their dispute, This idea was inserted in the original peace plan, but was eliminated later. All information thus far received of the reception by the powers of the peace plan-is encouraging, and I have no doubt that "the United States , will be able to make such treaties as supple mentary to existing arbitration agree mentflL , , r- STATIONS 1 3 W'enatchea Lewlatnn . . . . . Klparla Umatilla The Dalles .... Eugene Albany Halem . . . . Wllaonrlllt Portland .. ll.B ll.fi 14.7 6.0 6.7 0.2 M.Ti 0.6 0.8 0.1 0 o.e! 0 a 21 0 0 "ft Rising. falUngr Brltt to Meet Hanlon. (United Preae Taaad Wire.) San Franelaco, May 21. Jimmy Brltt and Eddie Hanlon, old time lightweight rivals, will be seen In action here In June if plans of Promoter Louis Pa rent) materialKeTHanlon has given his ennnDiit and Parent hellevca that Rrltt. .........May 2J ' .hn will ha In Ron TrYanHncn nTt wlr ".""": '77 1." . v" will Bis" up, raianis iijuiid i siagn them in a four round bout. - , Aaphalt-was Jtnowtt'tft the ancients and Is said to have been used as a binder in masonry by the Babylonians. "The world's acreage devoted to flax cultivation has increased about 40 per cent in the last four years. IM Oinie W Fares Go Into Effect Until To ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE EAST via BLOCK SIGNALS LIBERAL STOP-OVER PRIVILEGES IN BOTH DIRECTIONS Tickets on Sale Daily From May 28 to September 31 Final Return Limit October 31 , J TRAINS DAILY TO THE EAST THREE Oregon-Washington Limited......; 10:00 A. M. Portland & -Puget Sound Express... i.. s,. -8:00 P. II. ' To-Chicago, ; Omaha, Denver, Kansas City and all points East Soo-Spokane Train De Luxe , 0;00 P.'M. ' For SpokaneMinneapolivSt; Paul and East. ' . All Trains arrive and depart from Portland Union Depot. CITY TICKET OFFICE. THIRD ANE WASHINGTON r " Phones Marshall 4500, A-6121 ' , . ' NINE OF PILE DRIVER'S CREW ARE DROWNED ' .'(United Peeaa Iaaed Wlre.V ; ' Cordova, Alaska, May 21.-i8earch Is being made today for the bodies of nine men who lost their lives when a pne- drlver .and barge went ashore near Ka talla In a gale Sunday nlghtTh fate of the crew was not learned until Tuesday- night Tim men ;were building a flshKtrap at the mouth of the Marti river for the Northwestern Flatteries company, .So furious was the storm that lt broke sit anchors with which ths craft ware msde fast, and drove them IS miles along the beach before going ashore. ' ' - Five f the men, who resided In Cor dova, were Thomas Von Sponsor, Carl Johnson, Kdward Mossben, '- ' liin- na, Carl Carlson, The other four were Orca fishermen, whose names are not known here. ' Bust from cement mills has been found valuable as a fertilizer, as It con tains a large percentage of potash. Journal Want Ads bring results. TBAarSPOBTATIOaT. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Juna Jim 10 14 Kroaprfna Wtlhalm Kronprliiceaala Caoilie Oeern Waahlnfton June Faat Mall Saflioga Frledrtch' der Grows June t Barbaroiaa, - June Is Berlin June 19 London-Paris -Bremen BsIUdks oo SATURDAY tor The BI(di!erraoean Roenif Albert June T Frinceaa Irene ' . July 6 NOBWAY POLAB REGIONS Jun 18, July A, from Bramart Through ratea from New York to Ea.rpt, India, fir Kaet and SOUTH AMSRICA.. Tl.a KUROPB. Larfrat, N'eweirt Kineet Shlpa in this Berlt. AROUND THE WOULD 1 O Independent Triya, OAO la ttlt tb Worth Ccimea Ltyd carried mora paa eogers la all eiaasca, First, Second and Steerage east bound aad weat-boaad-Narth Atlaatlc ervlce.taaa any ether llae 0GLR1CH8 CO., CBN. AQENX8 8 Broadway, N. Y. ROBERT CAPEXLB. O. A. P. O. 250 Powell U- near StFrancia hotel tad Geary St., Sag, Fraa claco, .or local agent. MANY MISSING HILLS IN VALLEY HOPYARDS Mky 21. After of hop yards 1 Inrlciirtmlence. dr.. tlioroiiKli InvextluHlloii Tollc county, Atr. J. Inn, of the firm of kliin & Cutlln, (if Halem, declares thero arn mo in nilMNinw hills among tho young vines than for many . years. , In niHiiy rania on per cent or the youni( vlrtos are tnUNlnif, and 80 per cent aro K'")e In the LiUrkliimute ' hop snrtlon. "No reuson is aHlr-!eti to the urnmunt shortage In . the ytfila; for. this is Im hosMlble," aula Mff Mnn. 'Tho condi tion of cultivation, tlio location of tho yard, or the Soli do not apparently have anyining to no witn it. we always rind the condltloriA '('hanalnir everv aeaaon. I have made annual Inepectlohs of the yards In the spring and Invariably find tlie satim conditions existing in mora or lea degree, but I believe the mia- irig hills this year are much more num erous than Heretofore. While this is true In the old yards, there sre sev eral new yards which Jook thrifty and bihiw nn encouraging grow IN. or tti Dr. Htarkberger, is United States departmcNLof ngriculturav.wh4javlen inapociinfr I'OU reached ion. county ' varda hta practically the same conclu Accused Is Discharged. Fred It. Smlthson. arrested Saturday for fraudulently advertising for women to sell books, was discharged this morn ing In the municipal court This was done upon motion -of -the district at lorney. Attorney Kooert Tucker ap peared :fdr Smlthson, who submitted numerous telegrams from persons vouching for his character and the le- gallty of .lis buslnessr ' . -: Sunday Outina Trio. 25c Kxoursion to Metxstr, In tne beautiful Tualatin Valley, next Sunday. Round trip, including lunch, 25a Hecure tick ets Onlv at t.i mnn Rlrt'o- Train l.ivi juin ana otara sis., a.m.: jerrerson sc station, 9:20 a. m. Sunday. TBAVSrOSTATXOV. t' ",aVeaWea,,aSs,aaaj,, ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS tall Every Saturday to and From New York Londonderry Glasgow Ocean Paaaagt 7V4 6r. Moderate ratat. . Sot Book on Toura, Ratea, rtr., apply ta. HENDERSON BROTHERS Genera! Af enta, flft Weat Randolph St.. Cblcaxe OR ANT LOCAL AGKNT COOS B AYLIIME Steamer Breakwater Sana from Alnaworth Dork. Portland, at I a. Si.. April IT, S3, 80, Mar 6, 10, IS, 80, 15, to, and tliereatler etery fire daya at 8 a. m. Krclcht received until S n. m.. arrvnt Sit jbforloua to aauing; prerToua day, 4. p. m, I Paaaenser fare drat elaaa 10, aooond elaaa 17, I I .. .11 - ..... k mA 1. fFlb. .... -. Alnaworth dock. Portland a Cooa Bar Steam- ahlo Line. U B. Keating, af eat. Uals SOuOi San Francisco and Lot Angeles SI. Bear galls 9 a. m.. Hay aa. SS. Boss City Bulla S a, m May 87. The Ban rranclsco si Portlaad a. B. Co. Ticket onioe sa ana wasa. f with o..w, B. a h. qo.1 asarsaau ou. -eiao- 8 AN FRANCISCO, LOS AXGKUXA AND SAN DIEGO DIRECT North Pacific S. S. Co. S. ft. ROANOKE and 8: 8. ELDER Sail Every tY'edneaday, alternately, at p. a. Ticket, of ne, 122-A Third St.. near Aider. Pnonet Main 1314; A-1H4. MARTIN J. BIQLgy. Paaa. AstaV " W. H. SI.'IKKER. Fiftght tat EIGHTH GRADE IS STIFF FOR PUPILS OF DOUGLAS (HiieclHl t Tim Ji.farnal.k rtosehurK.iOr., May 21. I'uplls taking the elRhth grade exatnlnutlons in Doug las county tills month were not very successful, as out of 207 th.1t took the examinations only HO, or 38 per cent, passed, There were SS who conditioned to take another examination, while the romalnlng S9 falltd In more than two studies. The examination wss a strong one, especially In the subject of arltlt metle, ' '. ' i Tongs equipped with a spring to In sure them holding firmly aro a French novelty for handling hot dishes. LANE ASKS How-manjrvotersWAll know what to do with 1st, 2nd and 3rd choice on the bal .'lot?.-: y yv W. 1 t$ J C. H. Lane was seen at his store, cor ner 6th and Stark, this morning by a newspaper man. The reporter had hardly stepped Inside the door when Mr. Lane propounded the above question. The man from the paper had to give It up, of course. Mr. Lane went on and said: "It seems to me that your editor ought to publish an article telling exactly what this first, second and third choice votlna means and what it will bring about Such an article may head off what I heard one man say: 'Beaorry. I'm going to make Soandso my first. second and third choice for mayor.' But I'm afraid your boss will not be able to give a great deal of enlightenment, judging from the drivel I've seen on your pagea. How about U7 xou say that your boss didn't write those pollt- leal articles and that you did? My boy, thegars re on me, But don't for get that I'm still turning out 'Lane Thlrtys' every day the suits with a $40 look and punch. Guess I'll have to sell you one. You need It, surely." American-Hawaiian S. S. Co. "TX2AVXTZFEO SOUTH" Freight Service Between New Tork-Portland-Europe. Frequent Scheduled Bailings, low Bates CD. KENNEDY, Agent, 210 Railway Exchange'- Bldg, AlinilPlf SHORTUNC-fianFranriaceto KYIIIlrY Australia, II day via Honolulu U I U II Ban I end Samoa, the attractive and pleanant route, winter or summer. Splendid 10,000 ton teamen (claaaed by Britiah Lloyda 100 Al). - tliO Honolulu (Irtt-elau reune' M aydney ,- 13254 RAND TOUR SOUTH JEAfr M25 -Honolulu, Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, ete, SS00 1st Clan Round h World) 2nd Clan v Visiting S continent and world's gret-cites (atop-own; Honolulu Sailing! April 8, 22, May 6, etc Sydney very 28 aays, Apr. 8, May , etc 8end for folder. Ocwnjc t;S.C, 171 Mark St,. San Francises Los Angeles and Saa Dleffo YALE steamship. HARVARD Railroad or any ship to Ssn Francisco, the Exposition City. Largest, fastest and the ONLY strictly first class pas senger ships on the Coast: average speed ZS miles per hour, cost $2,000,000 each. SAS X-BAWCISCO, POKTLAWO St X.OS AKQBLES 8. 8. CO. . FRANK BOLLAM. Agent Main 28 134 3BS 8TXEXT, A-4596 TRANS-ATLANTIC LIMES Canadian Service : - AMERICAN LINE X. Y .-Plymouth-Oherbourj-SowtJiampton ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE Jfaw Tork ton4on Direot RED STAR LINE ' Jfew York Dover Antwarp, WHITE STAR LINE Kew York Queenatows Livernool N, Y Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton alliBtr IvaryfuTdsy TTeffl-'ltOBrSaTanT Quebec. ' by- t iDfroT rWAniAM nwroc IE utnuiitii vrumuinit Miibiw. . THE Including ths lAirtEKTIO HE0ANTI0 TEUTONIC CANADA Bens for folders of the Shorl Lanl-lockes Bt, Uwrenoa souta -to suroye, Orufaes Haw York and Boa ton Mfdlterranean Erypt. A. . riSNIY, PASS. ACT., 619 8EC0ND AVENUE, MAIN FLOOR, EEAS, 8EATTLE Or local Railway amd Steamship Agenta. A MAN'S WORD . '-"-concerning the standing, of the title to a home you are buying will not help you should a" defect come to light. Good busi ness judgment de mands a Guaran teed Certificate of Title; it protects yoii. . Invfestigatei Call . for booklet. Title & Trust Co., 4th and Oak Sts. lime Business Men Lose No Office -Spending Week Ends With Families AT CLATS0PBEAGH PACIFIC OCEAN SEASIDE GEARHART THE WEEK.END SPECIAL -, EVERY SATURDAY - , Leaves Portland 2 P. M., arrives Astoria S P. M., Gearhart and Seaside before 6 P.M. ' . , RETURNS SUNDAY EVENING , . Leaves Seaside Gearhart anrf Astoria after dinner, arriving in Portland at 10:25 P.'M. , " ' - Send your family to the seashore and pend week-ends with them. Fast train schedules art arranged with this in view. ROUNDrTRIP-FARES QQ Saturday and Sanday. Ql Every day. :' ipO Return until Monday. ' 1 . Or ..Season, limits -' Rail and Tarlor Car Seat Tickets at . - city ncfcXT orrioz, tittk awd it-ask sts. irOHTK BA1JK STATlOW,.II!YrirTK AITS XOYT VT. NEW TODAY Swell Home $9SOO .In the most select residence . district of the city we have a palatial home which can br:tiMdlednTSTmairpay ment. It has 8 large rooms and a sleeping porch; corner lot. 75x90; hard - surfaced streets; everything modern, and down to the minute; garage, fine lawn, etc. ; fine home for a doctor; right on the carline; your own terms. , Port E. eKeasey & Go. A TM 1 r kra piour vnamDcr commerce tSIqg. Ideal Stock and Dairy Farm 04 ArrAt "rontln on Ban.ttam MVt fK-l tS river, ona mlU nnrth of. Mieiourna rJiauon, zuu arrs rlcri level bottom 'land, black loam soil, all In cul tivation, 60 acres In timber and pasture; acre in ruit rearing prune orchard Rood prima di ver: house, barn and shed not very good; fence- in fair condition, wvav atiavwt , AWJ V,VW. 9500O CASH, BALANCE MOBTGAGfB. wouia accept rortiaua income crormrtv up 10 iu.u. : .... , OOOOAKII WIEDKZCX, 843 Stark St. . REAL ESTATE LOANS : . KOKST OK HISS , For first mortgage loans on Portland resident and Inside business property. ... Mortgages Bought. COMMERCE SAFE DEPOSIT & MORTGAGE CO. 91 THZBS STREET. CITY AND FARM LOANS ' flOOO and up at lowest ratss. CM.ZADOW I Corbett Bldr. A-ma. ISarsaaU S3. WATCH THE MOVEMENT DOWNRIVER FE ARE Y BROS We Buy Notes m9.M 1 Vi III f -S H I ; 'A A-k",'T a ta Bk 1 - ii- AV. V) .If your nama appears In sitner pnone vwa iumi an telepnons our aa to it i ii -v in u . JIIRFf II I & and have U charged, Bills will be mailed t ou me roiiowiog aai or payment. ' , Tne journal naanni guarantee accuracy oi assume' responsibility foi rrors of any kind oc. nnrrinar ' In ' talaDhonad advertlsementa CLASSIFIED, Al BATEa " La" L W etrrt Ati" i. iti L-U l' , aLL rKtvioua mates canorlluv .CASH AbVEBTiaeillUiTS .. ,..:; Dallr st Suodar. , ' , time. Se per line. . (ooaemtlte tlmea, g per Uoe par Inaartloa. I er sxire roaaecntlre times, te per line pa losprtloBl or T luaertlons for price ef . tie ad counted for liu ttaas 1 linea, Xh abeT ratea apply to "New Today" and all other claaalflcatluna eieept Bltuat'.oas Want ed, To Htot and Wauted to Seat eda. Bltuatlooa V.dU1, Te Beat aud Wanted te Bent ada (Apartateou and UuUU eteepted), the rates arei e par llae first Ineerttoa. . 4e per liue each aobaequent laeertlea . Ko ad taken foe lce toao lite. ' . . , CUiUOB AUVB aTiaKMIMTS I time, 10c per line, I eoneeeuU-e- tltnee, te pee Use per IneartVm. I er store eonaeeatlre tlnei, ge per Use pee Inaertloa. - - - " ' ' - lbs abots rates apply ta "Kew TMay sad all other elaaalflcatl&ee, etcept "Hltnatlons Wanted, To Rent aad Wanted te Bant" ad. . Situations Wanted, To Bent end Wanted W Bent ada (Apartments sad Hotels eseevted) the rate Is Te per line par Inserttos, No ad ebarsed for leae than twe Unas sr Me. The Journal will not be reepooalble fee Store than one Incorrect Inaertloa of any adrerUae Kent ordered more uaa one nme. - Contract rates ansa application. - A eall will brlns e aollcitoe. - ' ' ' PORTLAND REALTY DEALERS -- SHIELDS, t J. B- ----- 105 Gerllnger bldg e Main 43t rnrnAw ctifAI. banA'Tt pa" tut Grsnri eve. and Mult E. 7. C-1TJ CHAPIN-HEKLOW MTQ. de TRUST Co. S37 Chamoer of Commerce. Main 164. REAL ESTATE TRAKSFERa Oeo. A. BIkks and wife to Dora John lota 10 and 11, block 2, Tetonka Park ' addition ' 810 The Land Co. of Oregon to Harry T. T'aneU, lot JS, block T, City Tlew I'nrk 7S H. B. Nnble and wife to Laura E. Black ' lot 4, block 4, Eranaton ............... 090 Bert I). Hfltachmldt and wife to f. W. Waters. M 17. weat ft lot 18, block 89, BerkHrr addition l.K.V CfcK'l lf iCAXKS of title roads. Tiue Trust Co.. Lewis bldg.. 4th and Oaav SlEKTtNQ XVOTICE9 41 A GENERAL INVITATION Is sxtsnded to the members, tlietr families and friends of Industry Lodge, No. 8, Port- . land, No. 27, Hope, No. 1 Unchurch. No. 126, and Fidelity, No, 4, A. O. U. W.. and those of Fidelity Lodge, iso. 1: Fort Indus. No, 67 r Evergreen. No. 1, and Ta bor, No. 66, Degree of Honor, to attend aa. entertainment of few excellent numbers, dancing and card playing, fol lowed by refreshment, to be given under ausolces of ths above lodge Thursday eventng, May 22. at 129 4tli St., near Washington, In building for mer! occupied by Woodard-Clarke Drug Co.- There will not bet an - admission charge nor will a eoHecllrjn be1 iiilu'ii." PUBLICITY COMMITTKE. C A M P. meets every Wednesday evening In W. O. W. temple. 128 11th st All members requested to attend. Visitors welcome. H. . DREW. C. O. HERMAN SCHADE, - . Clerk. R. N. A. Ore. Roes Camp, meets Frt. sts. Manchester bldg.. 88 u tth St.. MARRIAGE LICENSES Jeffrey rord. 533 Williams sTenue, Utal, and Iota Thome. 532 Williams STenue, legal. Cbrla J. Mahoney; La Halle hotel, legal, and v.r. irii-hth Hhlnn. 1a Salle Hotet. leval. AmurtihmaTi;J-S1Satrrtr-ftrtsw -leiral, ' and Margaret Couiey, T3.U rifty-thlrd avenue, 8outbeaat, legal. ... . Ludwlg Buas, 417 Kuaaell sn-eet. . S3. nd Emms Krauae, Bt. Johns, 0. ; , . , W. H, Carter, Modesto. Cat. legal, and Gln L. Jones, H7 North Thirty -first street, legal. George Walker, 3S8 Ka street, legal, and Jennie Andrews, Hotel Houston, legal, William Height, 7tU East Hnrnalde atreet, 29, and Bertha P. Winter, 115 Eaat Elghiy sseond atreet, legal. . - Elwood H. Ravage, 1S Grand Oak apai-t-menta, legal, and Ada Dorothy Tortcr, S.J3 Kaat Blxth street. North, legal. Joseph Antono Ussy. 1643 Willow street, 20, and tiladye Brown, elty. 19. Tna Wiener. 400 Kast Tth etreet. 24. Erneat BniweU Bailey,.: 196 Thlrt-enth street, legal, and Margaret Have. Palace hotel, legal. W, G, Smith & Co. TiStt w :. mil initlnar Caros. WasMnirton bldg.. cor. 4th on Wssh'ton. DKEHS m'jUs for rent, all sliea, Uniaus lallortnT t o.. sowBtarasi. :v. HHOS.. florist, fine flowers and floral deslsns. 8 Morrison st. BIRTHS fAMPBFt.r-rT Mr, and Mrs. S4WST8 Casip. neti. liwo faotiie airwi, it , Ht'NT To Mr. and Mr. Herman Hunt, .7M VanonnTer avenue, May la, a girl. ROMJiAN' To Mr,-nd. Mrs. Kred .K. . Ross- man, H Hmifll street, May IV Kin. MOBK8 T Mr.: Snd Mr. Earl C. Mear lftO Lowell avenue. May J, a br. . -': , C01,EMAN-To Mr. and lira. Chartes B. Cole- man. 829 Vattgaa atreet, May 20. a girl. ' DEATHS AND FL'KERALS LOUGH The funeral services f the late Hugh U Iugh, beloved an of Mrs. Klvs and Pam, gel 11. lough, brother, of Ethel aod Mar. ruerlte Lougb, will be', held at the Central Cbrlatlaa church. Eaat Twenieth and En't Salman Street. Thuretlav, May 23, St 3 p. . Friends sre respectfully luvlted- Inlernient st Mt. Boott fsrk eemetery. Bematns at A. R. Zeller Co.'s funeral parlors, ZUZ-ii WU- liama avenue. M'OBSA-May 21, la this city, MlLbel M. Oreal, of T7 Morris Street, beloved bu-haiid of Mrs, A. McOreal, Funeral notice later. Remain will be at K. h. rjeiier t. a periors, 6HJ WllllsBiS' svenus, till p. m. Thardr, May . . , MILLER At 191 Fourleeulh atret, Mr 2. Harold Wataler Mliwr, agea su yeara, e months, dva. beloved sou or . stra, i,. Bach and'broiher of the late Mrs,. Ktia Whlt aud Edith Miller,' Georgia. Bach,. ranlm of the late Joseph I'aehle and wife. llan hoKfitat, aiay is, .i vara, j. of thigh. OPKNO IMideBa Ope no, Tt J.yno avian. Mae 10, HI yeara. Heart failure. JEKF'EEY George Jeffery, Ht. lii-t pltnl. May 17. 4 yeara. Broken spin. BKNTUEY rtlrlb H. Broiler, 1'T Ft Madlava street, aay i, 10 AH-lN-kHarrlete L. Aplln. TI2 Rt Pavls ir-et. May. 10. St .veara. fmm. . - CBKUO line Mar tirpge. 15 Eaat pird etrs-, kiav tt. v-ara, ;ltre. Xltk;iiaO.N--iuil Mfraoa. B"S aveaw, !. yi-. I" !' UKIUluuia llrll. Ci'wl fumartiaa h " ' :. ' Mr l. 41 .rears. Opr-ilo. , rt"N K-garel L. t- , h - M m , r. . " tvv.u!Uiuel oa l.t i . tit Salmon St. Main S3SJ. A-1TT3. . 1 4-