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Newspaper Page Text1G THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENINO. AUGUST 21, 1813, 8 'i SMI ER ALGOA WILL I Big Craft Will Carry 6,500,000 , Feet From Columbia River to the Antipodes, ""ij. To complete what is said to be the " largest cargo of lumber ever set afloat on the Pacific coast, beating the previ ous record cargo by over a million feet, - the British Bteamer Algoa of the Pacific Mail line, arrived at Linnton this morn, ing to take on Oregon fir for Sydney. It ia supposed that the 6,500.000 feet of v lumber, valued at approximately $130, 00, with which the Algoa will stea.ii from the Columbia river for the Antl . podes, will be the large-st that has ever been placed aboard any vessel in any - . part of the world. a M. Clark, head of the Clark & Wll 'i son mills where the steamer will taK oti her fir cargo, says that sho Is 1 feet longer than any steamer that has ever been in the river, hy length being ' 4iiB feet. 6he bus a beam of 68 feet and her depth of hold is 23.4 feet. She took out the record flour cargo from thl port a few years ago. She is 4897 ton . net register. ' The fact that A. F. Thane & Co. i the charterers, are willing to load th Algoa to her capacity here argues thei confidence in the fact that the Columbia river bar can be negotiated by the big ,gest tramp steamers. The Algoa loaded 2,748,000 feet, o reawoou lumDer at eureka before con , Ing here and the remainder of her car go of 3,762,000 feet of Douglas fir wil be taken on at Linnton. She will be at the mills loading for about 12 days. 'itie largest cargo of lumber taken on of here prior to this was on the Brltls') Bteamer Knight pf the Garter, which had ,vww,uutj reet even. The Algoa is in command of Cuptaln a. ixrcaett, who is well known here. Another lumber carrier loading for Sydney at the Linnton mills Is the No.-. wegian steamship Tlior, under charter . to uairour, Guthrie & Co. THIELUEKS PROGRESS SLOW W andsbek Sighted Her Nearly AVeek Ago Off Oregon Const. . ' In spite of the fact that the German bark- Wandsbck sighted the Germun bark Thlelbek last Sunday off the Ore gon coast, the latter has not put in an appearance yet, although out about a month longer than the Wandsbek, which reached Linnton yesterday afternoon from Santa Rpsalia. Captain Wlllielm uurmeister said that with th exceD tlon Of the Sighting of the Thlelbek and - another ship the voyage was rather un ' eventful. - ' With good stiff trades the Wands, bek made the voyage up from Santa Rosalia to Astoria in 34 days. She was . two. weeks getting out of the Gulf of it .California, which the captain says is an unusually long time. She encountered baffling calms there which prevented . her making the run ut of the gulf as . ene should have done. The American schooner Bainbridge sailed from Santa Rosalia for Port Townsend on the same - day that the Wandsbek did and was also , 14 days In getting out of the gulf. She was not sighted again by the German after getting' into the Pacific ocean. When the Wandsbek. which crossed In over the bar Tuesday, was off the , coast last Sunday she sighted the Thiel- Dea, or tne same line, which sailed from Santa Rosalia 63 days aa-o todav. On, the same day she sighted a four mas tea run rigged ship, apparently , headed for Puget Sound. He could not . make her out but remarked on the un usual sight of a four masted ship full rigged on all her sticks. Captain Burmelster was here on the last voyage of the Wandsbek to this port as her chief officer. The bark was men in. command of Captain Kohnke, who Is now in command of the German ship Rein bek loading lumber on Puget do una. As soon as the Wandsbek has dis charged her ballast at Linnton she win ,;, shift up to the local harbor to load new crop w neai ror the United Kingdom un : der charter to M. H. Houser. ALONG THE WATERFRONT '. Carrying passengers and freight, the iieamer ureas waicr, captain Macgenn. is scheduled to arrive up this evening , ijuin uiub oay. J When she arrived from Ran FVnnnio at :45 ,ast ntKht- th steamer Rose v-.iy, Lap tain KanKin, had 210 passen j gers and 1100 tons of general freight The lighthouse tender Manzanita was scheduled to leave Seattle today to re light the outer gas buoy at Willapa Bay which was reported extinguished ; by Captain Kettleson of the steamer Raymond. Laden with 800 tons of general freight, of which 100 tons is bonded cargo and the remainder from New York, the American-Hawaiian steamer Paraiso, CSptain Jaeobson, arrived at Albers' dock at 6:30 this morning from San Francisco. ' - Captain Frank Stevens, who has been ill, has resumed the command of the ferryboat City of Vancouver. The destination of the schooner Rosa mond. Captain Matisen. which cleared this morning, was changed from Cal- , ,.t2,Antofaasta She 18 taking out 1,072,630 feet of lumber, valued at $14 -364, under charter to W. R. Grace & Co 1 he steamer Merced is scheduled to leave down for the sea from St. Helens today for California ports MAJUXli XOTES AntorU. Aug.. 21. Sulled at 4 a. ra Stonier : Si.i ' .'"ir8!'"'"", Jn.Hl,,J, for Sun mm LUMBER CARGO EVER SHIPPED ' f tJ TrfJrT'J A- '"" from Mon' . . Arr'rtd t .0 h. m. Lightship Relief P " 10. m.-Steam: "."""V "vid voo Hay. . , ; bub rrmiclFOO, AUtf. 1 BmboIm from Man Die 21. Arrived Steamer WtoBnis, Aug. 111. Arrived HHrimljce from l'ortltnd. British steam- ::.!T'AU.rt . AUB.. 2.-Arrrred at noon and left VLll:MA ."--""til steamer Algou r 'm ,'( tMnki, ArriTed at noon mid left un at l-.Mi 'V .rS,aTVlim'Ur ttom KrsDoll, Arrived at 1:J5 p. in. Krench bark Jean from 4; eno. Ayres. Arrired duwn at 4 and .Xd i.p- Steamer Hear for Sun Framlsco . ltd fiaa 1'edro. Arrived at 6 and loft up a? : P; "' Mteanjer l-aralo from San rraurlaro ;. , ArrUed at 8:i and left up at 11 i. L , ., Kteamyr1 Willinm-tle fnm San hVancisco ;, . Kothley froui Hu amisco for Portland , ttoa Franelpco, Aug. iiu. Arrired Steamer ., Carlos from .Portland via Everett. Sailed at . J. Steamer Oliver J. Olson ror Portland , , Aug. lO.-Arrived Si -homier Ualboa (rem OolunibU river. 5'f-f!l.l?,'"- Arrived -Steamers Bea set and ls.lauu.tu -from Hwrthmd. - Astoria. Aug. J.U.Md!tion at the mouth of ' ' -. "-f smooth; wlud southeast ,-, ': nillw; Hather, clear. ' Tide St Astoria Friday High water. 3.W ' f- mS .If ,e,; f " 81 feet. Low u f'f U;ST s. is., 341 feet;-10:51 p. u., i. ft. M 7"; MARINE INTELLIGENCE Dim ts Arrive Str. Beaver. Ban Pedro ...... Str. Alliance, Kursk ......... Slrr Rear. L Angeles ,, SV. Hear, . Has FraudK.... ... ......Aug. 23 .Aug. 24 Aug. KO Aug. 30 j CANDIDATE CHOSE j John Purroy MitcheIl, collector of fusloniBt candidate for the Str. Rom City, Los Angeles Sept. 4 Due to Depart. Btr. Breakwater, Coos Kay Aug. i:i Str. Hone City, San Fratidsm Aug. 2.1 Str. Alliance, Eureka Aug. M Str. Koaunke, San IHego Aug. 27 Str. Besvar, Sin Pedro Aug. M Str. Bear, San Francisco Sept. 4 From San Francisco. Rtr. Harvard. San Diego Aug. 21 Str. Yale, San Iiego ;T Aug. 22 En Bout to Load Lumber. Name Sailed From. Alert, Am. sell San Pedro Duudeu, Huss. Uurk Sautos ltnpert City. 'Br. str Vancouver. H. O. Defiance, Am. ten Snu Pedro Win. II. Smith. Am. ach Valparaiso Shlmm Maui, Jap. as Hiuioluli: f Alliance. Pwu bk... l.iil.ul Algoa. Br. ss San Francisco En Route to Load Grain. Name Adelaide, Ger. bk Aagerd. Nor. ah H HI lull lalea, Hr. snip... Clyde. Nor. ahlp Crocodile. Mr. bark Krnent Legouve, Fr. bark Galgate, Br. bark Glenesslln. Br. ship Harvestehude, tier. ship. Hebe. Ger. bark Hinemoa, Br. bark luveravoii, Itr. bark..., Jean, Fr. bark , Kaaaal, Belg. ship Langdale. Br. ship Sailed From. Belfast Cape Town Callso . .Callao ..Callao GlatgoM St. ltonulla Samoa .St. Rosalia St. Rosalia . .Newcastle, E. Callao . .Buenos Ayres Harburg ....West Coat Lynton, Br. Dsrs .St. Roaall Philadelphia. Br. ahlp Callao J Schurbek. Ger. bark Bt. Kosilla Begnra, Br. ship Catlao Thlstlebank, Br. bark Bnenos Ayrea Werner Vlnnen, Get bark West Coaat Westgate, Br. ship West Coast Miscellaneous Foreign to Arrive. Battle Abbey. Br. snip San Francisco Colllngham. Br. str Eureka Reinbek, Ger. ship St. Rosalia Grain Fleet in Fort. Mllverton. Br. h., Houser Irving Jean. Fr. bk., Houser On way up Wandsbek, Ger. bark. Port. Kir. Mills. . Uunton Lumber Fleet is Fort. Name To Sail for Berth Irene, Am. sch., West Coast St. Helena Thur,. Nor. as., Taku Bar Llnntou William Nottingham, Am. sch EoKtcrn i western Omega, Am. sch.. West Coast. West Side Shingle John Palmer. Am. bktn.. W. Coast. Port. I.br.Co. Baron Napier, Br, ss., China Astoria 'I node Faneluna. Nor. ss.. uaiuoa...v I'acinc Merced. Am. ss.. California St. Helens John A. Palmer, scb.. West toast. Port. Lbr. Co. Andy Muboney, sen., West coast. .. .St. Helens Multnomah, Am. aa., California St. Helena Willamette, Am. Be., California St. Helens Algoa, Br. is., Sydney I.lnntnn Paraiso, Am. ss., California Albera Miscellaneous in Fort. Rose City, Am. ss.. S. K. k P. . Alnewnrth Crown of Castile, Br. ss., Balfour. .North Hank Dally River Headings. STATIONS I i . 9 3 t. b; u si 3 Lewlston 24 1.81 0.11 iT Umatilla 25 8.!1 0.2 0 Albany 20 l.fil O O Salem 21) 0.2 O.ll 0 Wllsonvllle ,77 1.9l 0.2! 0 Portland 15 6.1) 0.4 0 AGE IS NO HINDRANCE , TO H1LLSB0R0 WEDDING liillsboro, Or., ug. 21. Two sup posedly confirmed celibates, residents of this city for decades, have surprised their friends by entering the Ancient Order of Benedicts. These are John Maynard, a septuagenarian, and Miss Emma Everett, some years his Junior. The couple secured the marriage license early In the afternoon this week, and mmedlately repaired to the parsonage f Rev. W. J. Weber of the M. E. hurch, who pronounced the vows In the presence of Mary . Fisher and F. E. Fisher, as witnesses. The newlyweds mmedlately left this city, keeping the location of their i.oneymoon a secret. t is said they are to spend a week in Portland, where both have relatives and business interests. FROLICKING BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF, WALKS 5 MILES South Band, Wash., Aug. 21. Harvev Hess, 13-year-old boy, shot himself through the hand and left side Tuesday while on a fishing: trip with Office Tice and George Korkan, youngsters of about his own age, then walked five miles to his home here before he could get to a doctor and havethe bullet removed, lie and the other boys were on their way to Satterthwaite creek to fish, and came upon an old and very slow white horse. They got aboard and by firing shots fnto the ground persuaded him to move. Suddenly tne animal gave a start and threw the children, and when they picked themselves up Hess took the gun and. In putting on tno safety, acci dentally pressed the hammer. His In juries are no-Vconsidcred dangerous. f ignrottps Send to Prison. St. Petersburg, Aug. 21. A boy aged 18 was sentenced here to. ten mouths imprisonment for stealing a ten cent package of cigarettes. XVll'? i' .v -SvSr'-l I the Port of New York, who Is the mayoralty of New York City. ii E Sec, Staack Saysv "Independ ent" Longshoremen Can't Belong to Other Unions. Portland. Or., Aug. 20. Considerable publicity has been given to the long shoremen's trouble, with an "Independ ent organisation." and some of the statements in recent Issues of the press of Tortland are calculated to mislead anyone not familiar with the form of organization of the American Federa tion of Labor, of which the Longshore men's union 38-6 is a unit. The A. F. of L. has been given, by the unions which compose it, power to regulate and adjust Jurisdictional dis putes. One of the cardinal orinclnles is that no union or any member there- of. shall affiliate with a dual organlza lion. mis being true. the. ttemnt that the Independents are composed of members of other unions of the A. F. of is or mtie weight. The object of the American Federa tion of Labor is to organize all work ers, inererore, it must necessarily be democratic in form, else It could not survive. It is a movement In which force and violence has no part, and al leged rioting should be deprecated, and no doubt will he, by Longshoremen's '"o- me solidarity of the labor move ment, however, depends upon the char acter or the workers. Competency and temperance Is the demand of the times, so the union should have some say in the selection of Its members. When, as a result of falsa statement. made in advertising for men sometime ago, me city was flooded with idle men and the municipal government was compelled to provide work. It gave pref erence to citizens and men of family, jjunKMiuiremen s mo. 38-8 be crltl cised for doing likewise? K. J. STACK- Sec. Oregon State Federation of Labor. Journal Want Ads bring- results. Great Auction Sale or THE BANKRUPT STOCK OF TRB Co-Operative Supply House ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT 10 A. H. AT 212 FRONT STREET AS FOXAOWSl 1 glne, H a. P. "Sandow" stationary en- aa "OILSOW amo-iiiaa 1 lz 11 41L V, r. " ' I ""bahTTEB" SrwOI.Il nnnn-r l'TM AH8HALLTQW B" BINGWH DBIVma WAOOK, BTJBBBB TIRES 1 14-ln. OANO PLOW WITH 9 STUB- UT Tl . urn bam n... bu dvu nviXtfas as SPHAY PUMPS VA RTn'ma wina SIZE1 U A T 76 T a60-ECM 39 HROODEBS ABO BXOODBBa bo. 1' abb a FA If NIB O MILLS "STETW STJPEBIOB" HATOK "BACINE" OTTLBSS BEpA.- BAOOEHS FOB "HEW STJPEBIOB" FANBIBCr MILLS. POWIB WASHISO MACHTWXB. FEBD OEINDBES, CHATHAM. KELLY DUPLEX AND MOBITOaV 1 "B AOL B" CEDES, MIX. AND FBBSS. CARLOAD OF "DISC" HABJEtOWS, all sizrs. DEIP-WELL PUMPS, LIFT AND FOBOE. " "MILLER" BEAN HABYXSTEBS 1 GOOD ST BONO DBA a S A W, EQUIPPED WITH 9V4 h. p, OASOUBB ENGINE. vi-ixi 1 LARUE BUBOLAB AND FXBB PKOOF SAFE, measures 60 laches hlo-h. ao inches wide and IS lnohes deep la. slle. a L C. SMITH BROS' TYPEWRITERS. LABO.E PLATFORM BOALEB. WEIGHS TO 1200 LBS. ' ALSO JIVE AUTOMOBILES "STAND ABB MAKES" FOUR AND riVE-PASBENGEB CABS. J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer. Cssh paid ' for furniture, stocks of merchandise, etc. Main 1628, A-4243.' AUCTIONS TOMOltRQW AT Wilson Auction House, IKS , 1st SL Special auction salu 10 a.-m. tomor row, -i f OKO Auction House, 211 1st St., auo- tlon sale 2 p. m. Special offerings. Era PERMITS NO DUAL M MBERSHIP f NEW TODAY Irangton 8-room modern home, reception-room, large living-room, dining-room and kitchen, 5 bedrooms, hardwood floors down stairs, beamed ceiling, fireplace, furnace, cement floor in basement, wash trays, ' modern plumbing, large front porch, east front, hard sur face street, all improvements in and paid for. Price, only $4500 $500 cash balance easy monthly payments, 6 interest; no mortgage to as sume. On the square now, can. you beat it? W. A. Barnes Co. 404-5 Lewis Bldg. Fourth and Oak Sts. Sounds Good Is good 5-room modern bungalow, nearly new, fur nace, cobblestone fireplace, modern plumbing, Dutch kitchen, cement basement, attic floored is large enough for two xooms, ground lOOx 100, lots of beautiful trees and garden. Two blocks from streetcar, facing street 115 feet wide with wide park in center. Price only $3200 on terms. W. As Barnes Co. 404-5 Lewis Bldg. Fourth and Oak Sts. Mortgage Loans 6 to7 H. Ee MOONEY Main 310. Boom 491 railing- Bldg. CITY AND FARM LOANS $1000 and tip at lowest rates. C. M. ZADOVV 14 Cortttt Bldg. A-141S. Marshall tX FEAREY BROS. We Buy Notes 246 Salmon St Main 3389. A-1771. FBBB FACTOBY BITES, served by rail and water, west Oregon city, MOODY IK v. CO., H. L. Moody. Pres.. 1016 Chamber of Commerce Main 87 BUILDING PERMITS Mrs. E. J. 8mlth Erect one storr residence on East 84th St., betwees Hawthorne and Lin coln; builder. O. YV. Glllltaan, flAM). Lewla estate Repair 10 storr office band ing, on Oak St., between 84 and Oak; builder, West Coast Engineer Co., $S00. Win. Becbtold Erect two storr residence on Regents drive, between Laura are. and Rldfe wood are.; builder, John Hedatrom, 83500. J. W. Cook Repslr two story bolldlnr at 28 Front St., between Asb and Ankeny; builder, R. J. Htewart, (2300. D. W, Wboron Repair one story residence, at 6810 44th are., between 88th and 60th; builder. S. A. Crow, 8600. J. Wldner- Erect one storr residence on the corner of East 8fUh and Tillamook; builder, J. B. Chambers. $22u0. J. M. Wallace Repair one storr stores at 1094-lonS Relmont; builder same, 8600. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Laura M. Rammans to Wm. R. l'len, lots 18 and 14. block 1, Gordon place 8 825 J. B. Werleln and Pacific Title ft Trust Co. to Rose Stone, tract B, Werlock ... 83 0. J. Miller and wife to O. W. Parker. lot 26, block 6, Tremont place 2,200 Laurelburst Co. to Henry Cepo, lot 3, block 2, Lanrelhurst 1,900 T. M. Word, sheriff, to B. M. Lombard. lots 18 snd 10, block its. Olmsted l'ark 8,Of2 Laurelburst Co. to J. W. Gill, lot 21, block 64. Lsurelhurst 1,480 W. M. Banscbbach and wife to Susie Anna Paucherty et al. lot 19, block 13, Ina Tark BOO Hlhernla Savings Bank to Mrs. C. H. Klrtler, lots 9 and 10, block 33, Cap itol IIIU, agreement 'assigned to Ce celia E. Gleason) 700 Oregon Realty ft Trust Co. to Caroline A. Ksmm McKlnnon, lot 8, sub. lot S, block "D." Smith's addition 2,000 University Land Co. to William H. Jones lots 35 and 38, block 139, University Park 680 W. B. Smith to Lilly C. Htiaser, BE. 14 of NE. 14 of NE. of section IB, town ship 1 nortb, range 8 east 150 E. B. Uolmes and wife to Ira 11 Good, et al. lot 7, block 6. Murlark addition 5B0 Mary E. Baker and husband to Thomas H. Grave et al. 8 acrea In lot 6. sec tion 20, township 1 south, range . 3 eaat 1.80O Llrsie E. Jackson and husband to Roslna Helm, lot I. block 9. Rosa addition Son Fred Muralt to W. R. Klrkup, lot 12, block 4. Evans addition ll.SOO Chaa. B. Hand to Y. M. O. Sllva, lot 16, block 1, Wiberg Htsr: 8,000 Edwin A. Taylor ana wire to Kiizabeth M. mark lot 12 ana norm or lot 13, block 8. Hawthorne Ave. addition.... S.ann John P. Toft to Ada B. Toft wife, lots 35 and 36, block 1, Kenton 100 Wm. H. Northrop et al to L. H. Jones south H or norm H or lot 8, tract "Q." Northrop Acres 825 CERTIFICATES of title made. Title A Trust Co., Lewis hide-.. 4th and Oak. ilf your nam appears In Neither pnone 000a you SVQ ra A 1051 and have it charged, ' Bills will be mailed U ?ou the roliowintT oaj or payment. The Journal eannol -guarantee accuracy 01 Sarrors of any kind oe Icurrlnit in telephone1 ' advertisements. JdKme vera zK wot m KflKiriB aV 3:an teiepnona yovr CLASSIFIED AD RATES la stfact Anrll I. 1BI2 ALL PUKVIUU8 BATES CANCELLED , CASH ADFEUTISEUK.NXS I , Daily or ktuodsjr, , I time. Be per lino, - S consecutive times. So per line per Insertion. S or more consecutive times, To per Do ft Insect Ion; or T lusertlous for price ol 8. No ad couuted for less than 1 line. The abuve rates apply to ''New Today" and all other elasslflcstlous except Situations Want ed and To Kent la Private Families. Situations Wauted aud to Usui lu Private Families, the rates are: 6a pee lint first Insertion. , c per Hue each subsequent Insertion. No ad taken tor less than 15c. . CUAUUE AUVaiUl'ISBalKFiT I time. 10c per line. S consecutive times, 9c per line per Insertion. . T or more consecutive times. So par Una par j , Insertion. The above rates soolv to "New Todav" and I all other elasslflcstlous, except "Situation waniea ana xo neni in rnvste i mines a as. Situations Wsnted sud To Kent In Private , Families the rate la To per line par Insertion. No sd eburged for less than two lines or ISe The Journal will not be responsible for more thstt one incorrect Inner tlon of any advertise ment ordered more than one time. ' Contract ratea upon application. A pbona rail will bring a solicitor. MEETING -NOTICES 41 AL KADER TEMPLE. A A. O. N. M. S. Stated session Saturday, August 23, at p. in.. Masonic Temple. West Park and Yamhill streets. Visiting; nobles cordially Invited. By order of the Potentato. f HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder. WEBFOOT CAMP, NO. 65, Woodmen of the world, meets every Fri day night in W. O. W. Temple, 128 Eleventh street All members re quested to be present. Visitors welcome. I. J. QOWUOXM, U. V A. L. BaRBUR. Clerk. MAllRIAGE LICENSES Prank D. Carrutb, WalUburg. Wash.,' 81, and Hilda M. Kraut. T25 E. 42d at. N.. 24. Milton Albert lerkes, 1002 B. 19th at. N., 20. and Hazel L. Smith, Oreaham, Or., 10. Vernon C. Llttlejohn, Seattle, Wash-, 22, and Leoua Kepple, 662 E. Mb at., 18. C. E. Bigger, 382 Benton St., legal, and ITa xel Garred. 192 12th St.. legal. Eugene Cole, 6.15 Thurman at., 23. and Ola Clinton, 635 Thurman at., 18. Fred Ellis, Salem, Or., . 80, and Zelma Sea son, 474 B. Oak St.. 23. Oscar J. Johnson, 80ft N. 16th St., 30, and Alma Carlson, 1587 Chatham St., 24. Edward C. Hurrle, Lents, 22, and Marie Ce line Faivre. 262 E. 2d St. N., 20. W. la. Smith & Co.n7caarnd1, Washington blda. cor. 4th on Wash'ton. WE'LL haul that trunk and move your furniture, too. A-3416, Marshall 2416. HI IMT'Q EXPRE8S AND BAGGAGE. nUm O 289 YAMHILL 8TRKKT. Klis suns tor rAnt. ail sixea. I, u 11411 a Tsllorina Co.. in Stark t. CLAKKK BHUC5.. florists, fine flower and floral deslrns. 289 Morrison L BIRTHS -AMOREAUX To the wife of Ralph W. La lnoreaux, 985 Montana ave., August 8, a daughter. EDWARDS To the wife of Alexander Edwarda, 474 Beech St.. August IB, a daughter. HEYDT To the wife of Adolph Heydt, 4235 4th ave.. S. K., August 14, a sou. PARKER To the wife of George W. Parker, B730 60th ave., S. K., August 6. a daughter. CA RIG AN To the wife of Richard M. Carl- gan, 200 lOtb St., August 14. a son. DEATHS AND FUNERALS GOULD Chester Le Roy Gould. 10O8 Polk St., August 18, 8 years; Internal Injuries. BALDWIN Fannie Baldwin, 1232 Belmont St., Auguat 12, 62 years; diabetes. ALBERT l.ella Albert, 629 Kalllnf St., Au gust 18, 2 rears; pneumonls. WHITTLE Mattle J. Whittle, St. Vincent's hospital, August 18, 39 years; Intestinal ob struction, HEALY Carrie Healy, St. Vincent's hospital, August IB, 52 years; erysipelas. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 133 6th. choice cut flowers for. all occasions; prompt service. Main 02. A-1102. MAX M. SMITH, florist, 141 6th St.. In Selling bldg. Main 7215. FUNERAL DIRECTORS NEW HOMH OF J. P. FINLEY & SON. The only residence undertaking estab lishment in Portland. Representing the greatest advance In the aclence of fu neral service. The automoblU ennln. ment and secluded driveway are among me umiiy exuiuaive reatures. me es tablished policy of moderate prices has never been changed. J. P. FINLEY & SON. Perfect Funeral Service. Montgomery at 6th. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. the leading funeral director. 22A !M mt onpn. Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A- 1611. Main 607. Dunning & McEnteeMnocT nalieia e r n In every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430, am. Linor assistant. Leading east side undertak er. Lady assistant. B-1888. East 781. E. 6th and Alder. F. S. DUNNING. INC. East Side Funeral Director 414 E. Alder. East B2 B-2525 A, R. ZELLER CO, Both phones HEM STOCK, 1687 E. 13th. Sell. 7L B- iliz ano university Park. Col. 3K4-39S FR1 fNHN UNDERTAKING CO. Main LnlLOUIM 6133. A-2285. 409 A LDER. SKEWES ilWr Co aiatu 4151. corner Sd sud Claj-. DAQQPlM Undertakers, E. 1080. 6-T- WlOUlN 871 Russell st MONUMENTS Schumann Marble Works East Hit snd Pine. East 743. PORTLAND Marble Works. 284-268 4 til st. Opposite cltv hall. Main 8684. GENERAL REAL. ESTATE 62 PROSPECTIVE REAL ESTATE BUYERS. Don't buy real estate from a map or photograph until you have seen th property. Don't sign a contract until you have carefully read It and compared It with the verbal statements made by the salesman. THE JOURNAL. FOR SALE HOUSES 61 HOUSE and lot, $450; $60 cash, balance easy monthly, 8 per cent, near Kendall Station, 7g fare; 40x100, 2 room frame house. LEE, 1038 Chamber of Commerce. $1885 CORNER, B room bunaalow. hlk from car, new and modern, compelled reduction. Terms. OWNER. 1090 EAST 8 1ST, NORTH. Alberta car to Sumner st. A BUNOALOW Finest thing in Irving. ton, cheap. Don't fall to see it. Also 2 story residence. East 273. W. H. nei union m.lVD VHEK!. MIINMV VIlriMruUL-i." BUNGf-ALOWSr APARTMENTS, ETC, TAYLOR BUILDING CO., 608 M'KASf BLDOT 8D ANp STARK STS. HAVE some very fine bungalows to cell on easy payments, near Mt. Tabor school. You can't beat my prices. 600 Henry bldg. '" ' TENT house furnished, garden, chick- ens, all goes cheap, at Berkley store, Greehara Cftr- ' '-. A SACRIFICE 5 room house at 409 Sacramento street, near Union; $2300, $550 down, balance reasonable. . . MODERN 5, room furnishod bungalow.' 1176 E. Lincoln. By owner. 61 (SACRIFICE SALES. No reasonable offer will be refused u me loiiowtng property. f 4 room new 'bungalow, modern ; and doubly constructed, on East 24th near noigaie. value aaoo; price reduced to fisou, bui w want an oner. ; 4 room bunsralow on business lot. EOS Alberta St., near 11th; value 12600 price reuucia to xvu; mass oner, ., , v 5 r6om new modern bungalow. 1000 East 26th near Wvaant. value 13000: price reaucea to zotg; oner wanted. 5 room new modern bungalow. 1080 Arnold St., near E. 36th, value 13500, reduced to 13000; want an oner. 6 room bungralow, 1210, E. Madison St., near aisi, vaiue xsouu, reuucea to isiou; look i-t it today then make an offer. 6 room swell new bungalow, hardwood floors and all latest conveniences, room for 8 more rooms upstairs, on JS. 83d just south of Clinton St., value $4000. reduced to 13650; no reasonable offer refused. - 6 room house. 408 Benton st., near Dixon, close to Broadway bridge; value $4000, reduced to $3600; offer wanted. 6 room swell modern house with ga rage, 1067 Senate at., near 35th In Laur elhurst, value $5700, reduced to $4700; offer wanted. ( room nice ho"use. on lot 60x100. 32G E. 6th st, near Hulsey, walking dis tance, value $6000, reduced to $5000; offer wanted. 8 room new and strictly modern home, 1024 Sandy blvd., near 33d, value $6600, reduced to $6000; might take a little less, biggest snap In iiaurelhurst. Owners of the above properties for various reasons are compelled to sell, and no- reasonable offer will be re jected. Our auto at your service. QRUSSI & BOLDS, 316 Board of Trade bldg., 4th and Oak. W. A, Bslrnes Company's Bargain List 8 room house, nice large rooms, modern- plumbing, full cement basen.ent, laundry tubs, lot 50 xlOO, one block from good car service; only 18 minutes from Second aria Alder. Price only $2600; S200 cash, balance easy terms. Absolutely a bargain. 5 Room House Rose City Line Modern plumbing, Dutch kitchen; good basement, street Improved and paid; only 11800; $100 cash, balance easy month ly. House built last year. Piedmont District 5 room house, lot 60x100, street paved, one block from Klllingsworth avenue on Mis souri ave. Price $1600; $100 cash, balance easy monthly. VVs hunt the snaps. W. A. Barnes Co.,. 404-8 Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak at. 10TD0 I Must Sel My Home Of seven rooms, bath, pantry, electric light, gas, etc. Is well located, on fine lot 100x100, close to good carline. Has all the choice trees, shrubs and flowers. If you want a good home cheap, buy from owner. For quick sale, Vi cash. Call B-2842. HAWTHORNE AVR DISTRICT. $200 CASH. New. modern. 6 room hune-nlnw. with fireplace, bookcase, buffet, hardwood floors, Dutch kitchen, floored attic, bedrooms finished in white enamel with rose borders, reception hall with cloak room; cement basement, laundry trays, only 2 blocks from Hawthorne ave., price $3150; sewer paid. tiifio. a. Ross, owner and Builder. 301 Gerllnger bldg. Fred F. Huntress House and Four Lots No Cash Payment Small Monthly Payment Fred F. Huntress 409 McKay bldg, 3d and Stark. See It Today Only $100 Down Cory 5-room mod. bungalow. 1 hlor.k to Rose City Park car; basement, dandy tiiuiiiuiiig, khs ana electricity, JLJulcIl itchen, sightly lot 60x117: It's well built, new and up to. date; price $2360; $100 down, $25 per month. Including un, jas. 1. Logan, bio spaiaing bldg. Beautiful View Property On West Side, overlooking the entire olty and mountains; 7 rooms, all mod ern. Will sell for $500 cash and easy monthly payments. Provident Trust Company OWNERS. 2d floor. Selling bldg. HOUSE THAT WILL BEAR iNSPEC TION. . Modern up-to-date bungalow; living room, dining room, den, Dutch kitchen. Upstairs: 3 large airy bedrooms, sleep ing porch, bath, built by contractor that can show his work for past 10 years in Portland. Bonded assessments all paid. Payments. Owner at 1200 E. Grant st. Phone B-3146. PHObPEi-'TIVE REAL ESTATE BUYERS. Don't buy real estate from a man nr J photograph until you have seen the property. Don't sign a' contract until you have carefully read it and compared it with the verbal statements made by the salesman. THE JOURNAL. West Side WALKING DISTANCE, 6 room cottage, corner lot, $1600, easy terms. 5 room cottage, lot 42x110, $2200, easy terms. GEO. O. MAIR, 325 Railway Exchange. Marshall 2574. $50 CASH. ' Small 6 room cottage, plastered, tint ed walls, gas and electricity, chicken house, barn, all fenced, a good home for little money. Price $1400. QEO. A. ROSS. 301 Ggrlinger bldg. FOR SALE CHEAP? ? Furnished 4 room bungalow with hnth 50x100 ft. lot, 3 blocks from Rose City Park carline. Price $900. Terms, $600 cusii nnu sou" mortgage aue in one year. Apply 1686 Fremont street, corner 60th sr., or can larjor aiv evenings. FOR SALE Bv W. J. Greenlee, 5412 72'd S. E. Phone Tabor 1115. New cottage, modern, in good neighborhood; $200 down; 1 nice home, $100 down. 1 cot tage, $50 down. Many others. Call or phone. WILL sacrifice $1600. equity for $1000 In new modern 7 room house, hard wood floors, fireplace nd furnace, all conveniences, on E. 37th st; must have cash. Owner. C-676, Journal; IF you have$600 cash will" give iyou bargain In new modern 5 room bun galow, balance easy; Hawthorne dis trict: no agents; deal with owner. iHalt Main 3294 tor appointment. J SMALL 4 ROOM HOUSE; j $1100 Paved St., sidewalks In snd paid, 60x100 lo(, near Columbia Park, on Flske st.; house needs somet repairs. 9tR Din. -Main 1791 . T1 I FOR BALE," cheap, by owner, house and 2 lots. Take Hawthorne ave, car to FOUR room house and lot, Lents, $460; casn no. oaiance a -mommy, w 40f Journal. - . - FOR SALE LOTS 16 FOR BALE HOUSES - ' ' (Continued) " LARGE Flrland lot. $376; terms, II month; graded street and water. 7J Chamber of Commerce. , Tabor 77L ... 10 cnoicifl BCiLDiNa lots on west .' , r'.'. BIPE. i."-- t . ' Olenelyn addition, restricted district. Inside 8- mile circle, commands an un obstructed view, of Tualatin valley and Mt. Mood: walks, surface graded streets and Bull Run -water in and included in price; Fourth street line runs In front of property, the electrification of which Is now in progress. 1 Prices range -from $360 up.' Select your lot and we will build to suit you for a small cash pay ment down. .PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY, OWNERS, , . - 2d flcor, Belling bldg. OSWEGO LAKE shore lot for sale. Lot Is 60 ft. front and 147 feet deep. Will sell this lot without an acre on terms of $100 down and $20 a month. I want to sell so don't reply unless you mean business. D-682, JournaL ' r $600 LOT $500 ; Pins lot on Maryland ave., . walkltig stance from Peninsula nark and new Kenton school.; $50 down, $10 per month. BtSUUillTY "DEVELOPMENT UU.( 275 Pine st.. Main 1721. $316 Two lots, good, title, good soil, good car service, good home site, good terms, good chance to make money. Main 6869. Mr. White. 100x100. S. W. corner of 12 th arad Hall sts. Owner, F-536, Journal. ACREAGE 57 Bell "Real Estate Company,. ; We have a U acre In the Flrlund dis trict with a good 8 room house, stable. and all in cultivation; well located. Price $2200: small, down payment, easy terms. 3 acres In the city limits of Gresham. easy walk to car. This land all in cul tivation. $1600: easy terms ; $30 down and $16 per month. - 20 acres, IVi miles front Eagle JreeK station; 12 cleared, small cabin, few young fruit trees; U mile of nice river frontage, all good land. This Is to bet sacrificed on easy terms. Come in and. see about it. Price- $2500. Bell Real Estate Company, 212 Railway Exchange Bldg. GIVEN AWAY. LOTS Of hyperbole in the ad columns. I'm hot going to ofer any. I have a 6 room house, pantry, bath, toilet, lavatory, closet, small room .with shelves, basement, electric lights, lOOx 100, good garden, berries, flowers, 4 cherries, block W. W. carline; also level 20 acres, unimproved except t acre clear, about ltt miles to electric station on good county road, inside 14 mile radius Portland P. O. Sell either or both, or will trada. for fairly Im proved country home not too far from transportation. The most previous ap plicant with the goods Is the lucky nan. Write 1129 Center St.. city, set ting date to call. 20 Acres $1000 One Million -Timber $200 Cash, $20 Per Month 45 minutes from Portland. One mile from a station. On a good road. Fred F, Huntress 409 McKay Bldg., 3d and Stark. 20 Acres $600 No Cash Payment $12 per month. $1.00 fare to Portland. N.o rocks, no gravel, no hills. On a good rood. Fred F, Huntress 409 McKay Bltlp.. 3d and Stark. 5 and 10 Acres Cheap $20 up to $45 per acre, on terms. Tracts of 6 acres or more: deep, red shot soil, well watered: easily cleared; ideal for general farming, fruit, vege tables, dairying and chicken raising; lo cated on county road, close to live town on It, R. and river, near Portland. Own era. 703 Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak sts. Main 8078. Evenings East 394. 10 Newberg Acres Two Miles From the Depot $100 un acre. No cash payment. Small monthly payment. All good soil small creek. Fred F, Huntress 409 McKay Vllg 3d and Stark. PROSPECTIVE REAL iVTATE BUYERS. Don't buy real estate from a map or photograph until you have seen this property. Don't sign a contrnct until you have carefully read it and compared it with the verbal statements made by the salesman. THE JOURNAL. I HAVE a beautiful ucro overlooking Oswego lake; fine grove of tree3. boattng and fishing privileges on ths lake go with the acre; 10 cent commu tation fare. You can live at the lak and work In town; must have $1)0 down, balavice can be monthly if you wish. E-6R7. Joiir"nl. CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port land; G res nam district, Estacada line, electric station H mile. New subdivi sion, Sunshine Valley orchard tracts; best soil, rree wood; elegant location. Prices only $75 to $160 per sere in small tracts; easy terms; quick train service. Frar'c McFarland Realty Co., iO'i Ysoa b' .. Portland. Or. RYAN PLACE Now has city water, beautiful homo Bites, surrounded by nice homes and nice people; sold In acre tracts or less. See C. A. Mines, near station. Fhon Main 8392 or B. S. Cook & Co., Corbett bldg. FOR cranberry land, small tracts of gar den and tho very best of berry land of all descriptions on easy terms, snd market for all you raise guaranteed, or for a beautiful summer or winter home, close to school. Write to Kllpsan Land Co.. Kllpsan Reach, Wash. $16 TO $60 PER ACKB. 6 to 20 acre tracts, good soli, road ts every tract, new school, 3 miles to Co lumbia river and railway station, 1H hours from Portland; easy terms. II Lu:-nber Kx. bldg.. cor. 2d and Stark sts. 54 Acres Improved 6 miles to Oregon City, $126 per acre or exchange for Alberta land. F, Mal den, Park Wood, Or., box 80. 6hi ACRES ON FOREST GROVE. Electric lines, lolnlng Cornelius, un der cultivation, running water; price $2600. Terms to suit. Jesse Kelson. Cornelius, Or. 7 ACRES, on electric line, close in. cleared and plowed, $350 per acre: 10 per cent cash. A snap. Geo. U. Malr, zzo Hauway axcnange. Marsnaii zan. SWELL 5 acres, cIobo In on west side. on very easy payments. 600 Henry bldg. " FOR SALE FARL.'S 4 240 Acres 150 In cultivation; running water; new house and barn! water piped into house and ham: all good soil; abund ance of fruit; R. F, D. and telephone; 1 mile to railroad. In the heart of Wll. lamette valley; all stock, crops and ma chinery; $65 per acre. Remember, Ever ett & Crew have good farms at proper prices. Room 507 Rothchlld bldg. 100 acres, 55 in cultvatlon, good set buildings, all fenced, every rural con. venlence, 1 mile to station, O. E., ' 4 mile to Willamette river; nothing bet ter In the valley; all stocked and fully equipped; takes only $3000 to handle this. Come In and let me tell you about this farm. Willamette Invest ment Co.. 402 Pekum bldg. Q:Acresr-$600 $1 fare from Portland, close to school, running water.? Splendid farming land; 800 acres on market; $100 cash or will accept $20 down, $10 per month. Clauds. Cole, 917 Board of Trade. ' ' FOR SALE Fine 2400 acre tract Iti N. E, Oregon,' considerable under eul tlvatlon, good Improvements, finest place for hogs and cattle In the state; ' might take some Portland property; will divide- the tract If desired, , L-378, Jour na I. ' - ... FOn SAI.E LOX8'. ? - " fOontliinsd ' J09 by 100, heart of city,- snap. T. Witnycomber 612 McKay bldg. Farms. WBlnn's. Jerseys (Continued on Next Page) ' '