WM LINER IS FIXED
TO TAKE LUMBER FOR
RATE OF 4S
6D
British Steamer Chartered fo
China Trade; Twii Finish
Loading Today,
' 3 Among the new charters announuid
. yesterday afternoon for the transporta
tion of lumber from the Pacific coast
- to offshore ports, was the British
steamer Indramayo, of the well known
Tndra" line. She was taken by the
Pacific Export Lumber company to load
for China at 4a 6d. The Indramayo
ha just arrived at San Diego with
cargo of railroad ties from Japan.
Two of the lumber carriers now In
' port will complete their cargoes this
' afternoon, with an aggregate of 6.661,000
teet, while the British steamer Algoa is
expected to finish at Ltnnton tomorrow
' with the world's record lumber cargo,
, the big freighter being scheduled to
leave down the river for Australia with
approximately 6.600,000 feet of lumber.
To A. F. Thane & Co. belongs tne creau
of loadinc this unusual cargo.
The British steamer Rothley. Captain
Kent, which is under charter to Balfour,
Guthrie & Co.. has cleared with 2,611.000
feet of lumber for Adelaide. She is
expected to leave down on the first leg
of her voyage this evening, in aaui
- tlon to the lumber that she loaded here,
tha Rothley has 787,000 feet of redwood
loaded at Caspar. Cal.
The cargo with which the British
ateamer Baron Napier, captain txouay,
has cleared, and which it is expected
will all be stowed by tonight, amounts
to 8.960.000 feet, valued at 145.450. It
la destined for Tientsin, the Baron Na
pier being under charter to the Chlnu
Import & Export Lumber Co.
FOG AND SWELL REPORTED
Adverse Conditions Met Between
Columbia River and Sound.
Thick fog and an extremely heavy
awell between the Columbia river and
Puget Sound are reported by Captain
C. Kragh, of the British steamer
Claverley, which reached Montgomery
Dock No. 2, at 6:46 this morning from
Vancouver, Sha will load a full cargo
of grain for the United Kingdom under
charter to Kerr, Glfford 4 Co. The
awell encountered by the Claverley was
the aftermath of the recent south
easterly gale on the coast and as the
big freighter was in ballast and light
she had her propeller out of the water
a large part of the time, which delayed
her somewhat. The Claverly lias 31
In her crew including the master, and
of that number 10 are Chinese. She
will load "6600 tons deadweight of
grain.
REPLACING CHANNEL LIGHTS
Beacons Had Been Carried Out by
Recent Freshet.
Light In the ship channel of the Co
lombia river which were carried
out by the recent freshet are being re
placed, Robert Warrack, superintendent
of the lighthouse service here, having
gone down the river with a pi led river
to look after the work. Slaughter's
light front range dolphin has been re
placed and Is to be first . exhibited on
the night of September 8. The other
aids to be replaced are the light at La
Du's, the Doublebower light, which will
be placed on a dolphin In the water In
stead of on the bank as heretofore, and
the Martin Island channel light will be
replaced. '
SAILING DELAYED BY ILLNESS
Breakwater Held in Port Because
of Captain's Sickness.
(Spell to The Journal
Marshfleld, Or., Sept. 6. The steamer
Breakwater did not leave for Portland
last night as scheduled on account of
the severe Illness of Captain T. J. Mac
genn. Arrangements were made to have
Captain James Magee take the Break
water to .Portland this afternoon. Cap
tain Mac germ was ill on the last trip
down from Portland and is now confined
to his bed. He Is suffering from kid
ney and liver trouble.
WINTER SCHEDULE STARTS
Breakwater AVill Leave Here in
Evening Instead of Morning.
Announcement was made this morn
ing by L. H. Keating, local agent of the
steamer Breakwater, that beginning
Sunday the steamer will go on her
winter schedule, sailing from the lower
Alnsworth dock at S o'clock In the
evening instead of at 8 In tlie morning.
The Breakwater will leave for. Coos
Bay Sunday evening.
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SALE
AND
PRINCE GEORGE
BRITISH COLUMBIA
SITUATED at he. confluence of the Fraser and Nechaco Rivers in Central
British i Columbia, 4.j0 miles north-cast of Vancouver. li.C, and 467 miles east
of Prince Rupert, B.C. , or midway between Prince Itupert and Edmonton, Alta.,
on the main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific, Railway.
q By reason of its central location, Prince Georpewillbe the natural distribut
ing rniint lor the extensive territory comprised in the. Pacific Province of the
..Domyuon, and it has therefore long been the expectation of the general public
that. 'upon the completion of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Prince George
will early become a large and important centre.
q navlng purchased what was known as tho Fort George Indian Reserve N6. 1
forthepurpose of locating a townsite thereon, the Grand Trunk Pacific Develop,
ment Company Limited has catted the same to be surveyed and platted and will
offe,.kt m this townaite for sale by public auction at Vancouver, British
Columbia, Wednesday September 17th, 1913, and at Edmonton, Alberta, Wednes
day, September 24th, 1913.
qThe terms of this sale will be cne-quarter cash and the balance payable in
one, two and three years with six per cent interest. For further particulars and
plana apply to: 1
G. U. RYLEY, ,
CtaimlMloaer, Crend Trunk Paelfle Rllwr Compeny. WlnnipeA. Manitoba
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Tn tow of G. L. Blair, general man
ager of'tlie fan Francisco & Portland
Steamship company, W. D. AVells, the
newly appointed local agent of the
line, was on the water front this
morning getting acquainted. He ar
rived this morning from San Fran-
ClSl'O.
Making the first arrival of the can
nery fleet from the north, the Colum
bia River Packers' association ship St.
Nicholas arrived in Astoria at 7 this
morning from Nushagak. The other
sailing vessels of the fleet are due to
arrive at any tuner n".
i laphnrirlnp' !r cement
mren. tne steamer r rancn n. ik-
shifted down from the Columbia eon
tract dock to Couch street this morn
Inar
The steamer Camlno, taptain Aimn
is discharging at tho Columbia con
Matt dock.
To go on the drydock for some mino
repairs and cleaning and painting, the
steamr Multnomah went down tnrougi
the bridges this morning. ilie wii
load 940,000 feet of lumber for San
Francisco.
Carrying passengers and freight, the
steamer Al ance. Captain L.orsteat, win
sail tonight for Coos Bay and Eureka.
The steamer Northland will sail to
night from Rainier for San Pedro with
lumber cargo.
Charles Vellerga has sucoeyaeled W.
Sllva as master of the steamei vUcan,
To load lumber for California ports,
the steamer J. B. Stetson is to sail this
afternoon for Grays' Harbor.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Due to Arrive
Str. Jim Butler, Ssn Krsncisco. . .
Rtr. Breakwater. Onoi Bar
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sent.
Str. Roebelle, San Francisco
Str. Shoalione, San Francisco
Str. Roanoke, San Pedro
Str. Bearer. San Pedro
Btr. Alliance, Eureka
Sept. 13
Str. Bear, Los Angelea
Kept. M
Sept. IS
Sept 15
Str. Yucatan. San Diego and war
Str. Camlno. San Pranclaco
Str. Koae City, Los Angeles
Sept. 10
Due to Dapa.it,
Str. Alliance, Eureka
Sept.
Spt.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Str. Northland. Los Angeles
Str. ('amino, San Frsnclsou
Str. Merced, 8an Franclaeo
Str. Fort Bragg, San Franclaeo...
Str. Breakwater. Cooa Bar
Sept.
Str. Multnomah, San Diego Sept.
Str. Kou City. San Franclaeo Sept.
Str. Roanoke. San Diego Sept. 10
Str. Bearer, San Fedro Sept. 14
Str. lucstan. Ban inito ana war sept. IT
Str. Bear, &au Francisco Sept. l'J
Irom Ban IrancXsoo.
Str. HarTard, San Diego Sept.
Str. Vale, San Diego Sept. I
n Houte to uu Lumbar.
Name Sailed From
Win. H. Smith, Am. acta... Valparaiso
Anglo Californlan, Br. atr Mollendo
Arrlno, Br. air MeJIllonea
Ar merle. Br. atr Ouarmas
Bangor, nor. air nan rrancutco
Briagarla. Ger. str llamburg
Cape Finuterre, or. air eureka
Commerce, Am. scb Adda Ida
Crown of Caatlle, Br. atr San Franclaeo
Den of Cromble. Br. aru. Antwern
Den of Kuttaren. Br. str London
Dundee, How. bark Guayquil
Koclesla, Br. atr Arapulco
Geo. K. ullllnga, in. acn tsydnej
tieorgina. Am. bkt. Ctillao
Hartlete, Br. aa San Franclaeo
Hartington, Br. aa Honolulu
Kins- (Jyruf. Am. scb Kabulul
Lord Lonadale. Br. aa..... 8an Franclaeo
Marlborough Hill, Kuss. ok Callao
M. S. Dollar, Br. aa San Pedro
Fuako. Am. bkta. Callao
Salem, Am. acn Honolulu
Santa Roaalla. Br. sa Tacoma
Slam, Dan. aa, San Franclaeo
Terrier, Nor. aa Nome
Uekermark, Ger. aa Hamburg
W. 11. Uuraton, Am. acb Antotogaata
Ea Bout to Load Grain.
Name Sailed From.
AUn.lUl, UVB. . ' . . . . . . . ULU1,,,L,
1 J I 1 .1 . f Kir A ............a,.
Agerd, Nor. sb Callao
Hriliau laiea. or. amp uanao
Clyde, Nor. ablp Callao
Crocodile, Br. bark Callao
Brneat Legoura, rr. bark Glasgow
Ualgate. Br. bark St. HosaUa
Ulenesalln, Br. ablp. $autoa
Harreatabuile, Uer. ablp St. Uosalla
Hinemoa. Br. bark Newcastle. It,
Inreraroii, Br. bark Callao
Kaaaal. Belg. ship Harburg
Langoaie, nr. snip neat coaat
Lrnton. Br. bark at. Rosalia
Philadelphia, Br. fhlp Callao
Schurtxk. Uer. bark St. Rosalia
Segura, Br. sblp Callao
Tbistlebank, Br. bark Boenoa Ayrea
Werner Vlnnen, uer bark West toast
Westgate, Br. ablp Weat Coast
Bellorado, Br. aa MeJIlloues
Bellucla. Br. ss Caleta Buena
Blrkdale. Br. bk Huasco
Colla, Br. us Antorogssla
Earl of Elgin. Br. aa Iqulqua
Wlacombe Park, Br. ab Callao
Mlaoellaneous Foreign to Arrive.
Battle Abbey. Br. ablp San Francisco
Colllugbam. Br. atr Eureka
Uelnbek, Ger. ablp Bt. Rosalia
Orals Float la Fort.
Jean, Kr. bark, Houser Victoria
Ihlelbek. Ger. bk. Kerr, c; if ford l.lnnton
Waudsbek. Ger. bark. Port. Kir. Mills. . I. Inn too
Harlow, Br. ss., Kerr-Ulfford Oceanic
Claverlr, Br. ea Montgomery 2
Lumber Fleat In Port.
Name To Sail for Berth
Algou. Rr. aa.. Sydney l.lnnton
Baron Napier, Br. as.. China North Pacific
Irene. Am. acb., Australia St. Hehbs
)ohu Psloier. Am. bktn.. W. Coast. Port. Lbr.Ci.
Thode Ksgelund, Nor. ss., Balboa. Port. Dr.vdock
Samar. Am. scb Prescott
Rothley, Br. ss E. A W. mills
Saginaw, Am. ss l.lnnton
Nortblnnd, Am. ss Burlington
Beulah. Am. si h Astoria
Kenkan Miiru. Jap. as Portland Mills
Kurt Bragg. Am. s Standard Roi
J. B. Stetsnu, Am. ss., California Columbia
Merced. Am. sa., California Sunplea'
Multnomah, Am. as., California St. Helena
Misoallansous la Fort.
Vestalla, Br. ss North' Bank
Kram-ts II. I.egir'tt, Am. ss Couch
Csniino, Am. as North Rank
Alliance. Am. ss Martin's
J. A. (bannlor. Am. s.i l.lnnton
home cleaning.
are chemists
THAT SPOT.
DRY CLEANING
SCCTION OF
USLAUNDRYCO
OF LOTS
AT
. ....Astoria
..Ainsworth
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Sept. 0. Sailed at 4 a. m. Steam
er Bear for San Francisco and San Pedro. Ar
rived at 7 a. m. Ship St. Nicholas from Nuah
agak. San Francisco. Sept. 6 Arrived at 1 a. a.
Steamer Saginaw from Portland. Arrived at T
a. m. Steamer EI Segundo with barge No. SI
from Portland.
San Pedro, Sept. 4. Arrived Steamer Bearer
from Portland.
Cooa Bay, Sept. A Arrlred Steamer Break
water from Portland.
Astoria. Sept. 4. Sailed at l:SO P. m.
Steamer Paratao for Ssn Francisco, flailed at 2
p. m. Kteamor lucaian ior nan im-au auu
way ports. Arrlred at 2 and left up at 6:30
p. in. Brltun steamer laavcriy iroui rii-wia
Arrlred down at 4 p. m. Steamer near; a
8:) p. m Schooner omega.
San Kr.nriira Kent. 4. Sailed at 4 p. m.
Steamer Hochelle; at 8 p. m. Steamer Sho
shone for Portland.
Astoria, Sept. 6. Condition at the month of
the river at a. m.. anioom; v.iuu aouiurasi
17 milj.fl- wenther. clear.
Tides at Astoria SaturdayHigh water, 5:06
a. in., 6.6 feet; 4:85 p. m., 6.7 feet. Low water
10:50 a. in., 2.6 reel.
Dally River Readings.
e
a
Si
STATIONS
I
k5
Si
Sir. Nicholas, Am, ship. .
Hoe City, Am. ss. .......
Uwlstou I 24 0.81 o o
I'mstllU 25 8.4 0.3 O
Albany 20 2.2 0.6 .04
Salem 20 2.1 1.4 0
Wllaonrlll 37 4.4 11
Portland 15 6.40.1 0
() Rising. ( ) Falling.
OREGON LAWS WILL NOT
HINDER DIRECT ELECTION
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem. Or., Sept. 6. United States
Senator Chamberlain lias asked Attor
ney General Crawford to render an
opinion as to whether under the amend
ment of the federal constitution pro
viding for the direct election of United
States senator, the. state election ma
chinery la complete enough so that an
election can be held next fall without
complications.
Though the attorney general has not
reduced his opinion to writing, he says
he believes that the election laws now
cover the situation, and that a special
session of the legislature will not be
necessary for the enactment of others.
Mrs. McCann Asks Divorce.
(Sneelal to The JourncL)
Albany. Or.. Sept. 5. Claiming she
has paid fines In' the local police out
of her own pocket on several occasions
In behalf of her husband when he was
up on charges of drunkenness. Myrtle
McCann, has filed suit in the circuit
court against George ' McCann for di
vorce on the grounds of non-support.
and that he Is a drunkard and gambler.
The couple were married In Benton
county August 4, 1912. There are no
children.
LAST TRIP
Of the Steamer T. J. Potter
from the beach, Sunday. September 7
leaving; Megler 9:00 d. m. Steamer
Hassalo will continue to run on present
schedule (as shown belew) until fur
ther notice: leaving Portland dally ex
cept Sunday 9:30 p. m.: leaving Megler
daily except sunaay ana Monday, :io
a. m. ; leaving Megler on Sunday 9:00
p. m. Reservations can be made at
Ah street dock or city ticket office,
Third and Washington. tAdv.)
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FAILED TO SHOW WHERE
CRIME WAS COMMITTED
Though Deputy District Attorney
Dempsey produced evidence to show that
Ooorge Pappas committed the crime of
contributing to the delinquency of a
young boy at Third and Burnslde streets
he neglected to prove that that corner
Is located In the city of Portland, county
or Multnomah and state of Oregon.
In instructing the Jury yesterday. Or
cult Judge Morrow told the members
that It was necessary that the iceno
of the crime should be located it. the
city, county and state, tn order that
convictlqn might be secured. At 10:30
o ciock last nlgnt the jury was ais
charged, when It failed to agree, and
it is supposed that that point was one
which was In dispute.
FOREST FIRE STARTED
BY GROUSE HUNTERS
Special to The journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Sept. 6. Due to care
lessness .of grouse hunters from LA
Grande, fire started In timber and
bunch grass near Hilgard, and was put
out last night only after three days of
hard fighting, according to A. W. Kugg,
local wool grower, on whose sheep range
the fire burned. About 100 acres of
bunch grass, knee high, burned, and the
fire got into timber. Rangers and sheep
herders Joined In battle against the blaze
and by hard fighting saved 12,000 acres
of fine range. Hunters will be barred
irom tne range nerearier.
Fall Suggests Fuel
Now that fall la unon us. the fuel
question comes up. If you are In a
quandary as to where to Duy your win
ter's supply, consult the "Coal and
Wood" classification, in the Business
Directory of The Journal.
For small apartments there has been
Invented a folding bed so attached to
a closet doev tisvt it disappears withm
the closet when the door is closed.
TRANSPORTATION
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
Kaiser Wilhalm Car Gross. .Sept. IS
Ksisar Wilhelm II Sept. S3
Kronprins Wilhelm Sept. 30
FAST MAIL BAH.IN08
tOroaaar Kurfuerat Sept. IS
fKosnlgin Luis Bept. IS
tFriedrioh der Oroasa Sept. it
tBremen dlraot.
London-Paris-Bremen
Baltimore-Bremen direct ; one cabin
(II) Wednesdays
Ballings on SATURDAY for
The Mediterranean
Berlin Sept. SO
Prtniesa Iron Oct. .
Through rates from . Maw Yoik to
Eypt, India, Far East end SOUTH
AMERICA via. Europe. Lexfast,
Newest, Finest Bhlua in this Barrios
AROUND THE WORLD f fi
Independent Tripe PUaO
PANAMA ana
WXST INDIA CRUISES
Jan., Feb, and March. 1914
In 1912 the Horth Oarmaa
Lloyd carried more pas
sengers in every class, to
and from the Port of Hew
Tort, than any other line.
OKl.KKJliiJ A CO.. Ueueral Agta., 5
Broadway, N. Y. ; Robert Capelle, O.
A. P. C, 250 Powell St.. near St.
Francla Hotel aod Geary St.. San
Francisco, or local agents.
THE
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LINE'S
New
"OLYMPIC"
LONDON-PARIS
VIA
Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton
Sept. 13 1:. Oct. 4
Oct 25 Nov. 19
Other Ballings
Oceanio Bept. 0, Bept. rf. Oct. IS.
Msjestio Sept. 0, Oot. 11, Nor. 1.
New York Queenstown Liverpool.
Cadrio Aug. 81 Adriatio Bept. 11
Baltic Sept. t Oeltio Sept. IS
Also Regular Bailinga Between
Boa ton Mediterranean Italy,
Boston ftueenitojrn Liverpool.
AMERICAN LINE,
Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton,
' ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
New York, London Direct.
BED STAR LINE.
Now York Dover Antwerp.
White Star Dominion
Bailings Every Bnturday from Montreal
and ftuebeo by tha
Largest Canadian Liners
Including the
Canada Bept. 61 Teutonic ... Bept. SO
Megantio ...Bept. 13 Laurentio Bept, 27
Send for folders of tha Short Land-Locked
Bt. Lawrence Route to Europe.
A. E. DISNEY, Passenger Agent, BMley
Bldg,, 619 Beoond are., Bsattls, Tele-
8 hones Main 113, Local Railway and
teamahip Agents.
iUktitt BtOAilSBM FOR
San Francisco and Los Angeles
ss, Jsose uiiy sans 9 a, m., Bept. 9.
81. Beaver Bails 9 a. m.. Sent. 14.
The San rranolsoo St Portland 8. 8. Co.
Tleket Office 3d and Wash, (with O.-W.
m. m a. vo. naarsnau eoo, A-6131.
AN FRANCISCO, 1AJH ANUKLKS
AND KAN IMEGO DIH1CCT
NORTH PACIFIC S. S. CO.
S. S. ROANOKE and S. S. YUCATAN
all Every Wednesday, alter Dalai, at S p. as.
ttclts trice m-A Third SC. nest AIJw,
MARTIN J. UIULKK. Pas. Agsat,
. H. t-HBSiCU. 'lb As.aL
COOS BAYLINE
Steamer Breakwater
Balls frcm Ainswortb bock. Portland, a a.
in, Aug. 8. 13, IS, 23, 28, Sept. 2. 7, 12, 17, 22,
29. Freight received until 6 p. id., except da
prevloua to sailing; previous day. 8 p. ui. Pas
senger fare first class (10, second class T,
including berth and men Is. Ticket office st
Lower Ainswortb Dock. Portland A Cooa Bar
Bteamiblp Mot, L. U. sating. Agent Mala
8600; A -2332.
American-Hawaiian S. S. Co.
"TXHAVHTXPXO OTJTE"
Btelfht Service Between New Tork
PortUnd-Europai
rreqaent Scnednletl Balllnra, lew Kates
C. D- KENNEDY, Agent,
110 Railway Exchange Bldaj.
Drain-Coos Bay Auto Line
Now Dally to Msrshfleld.
Wlra .re:rvatlops . to O, Mattooa,
Drain. Orecear -
NEW TODAY
Mortgage Loans
6 to 7
H. E. MOONEY
Mala 810.
Boom 481 Tallin Bldg-.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
11000 and up at lowest rates.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Patrick ilurray to W. J. Hallock, lot 15,
block 6. Laurelwood Park S 625
Same to aanie, lot 14, block 6, Laurelwood
i ara . ea
iolut Moudy to Pruella D. Baxtearenth
Vi lot 1. Newton - 2.700
John Moudy to Mia O. Braden, north
ft ki i, newton 2,ouu
W. 8. Nicks and wife to Herman Bonds-
son, lot 23, block 2, Woodmere Park.. 600
W. M. Hawea and wife to Victor Bru
nei!, lot 17, block 14, Mt. Tabor Villa
addition : 8.000
M. W. Hansen to Minnie Hansen, lots
v ana is. block 6$, Sellwood; cast 29
feet north U lot v. hlnrk 21. Alblua 1.700
Sarah A. Campbell to John H. Hoover,
its l, 2, 3 ana s, block 120, Unlveralty
Park 1.830
Frederick J. Rlrcland to Ina R. Forbes,
lot 2. block 8. Hsvelock 2.750
J. Eukells and wife to Emma Reming
ton, ouxo5 feet, commencing at 8W.
corner kit 5, block 147, Caruthera ad
dition 1.3S0
8. Russell Smith to Caroline May White
tot 8, Diock ra, 1st addition to Holla
day Park addition 6,000
P, MeCroskey and wife to T. J. Long,
lots 4 and 6. block 2. Willamette View 700
John Petke et al to Alice 8. Kenainger,
aoum li reet lot 8, north is reet lot 4,
block 35. Vernon addition 2.100
Kenwood Land (Jo. to August Alahuth,
lots 14 snd 15, block 87, Kenton 650
A. F. McKay to H. L. Sippla, lot 0,
h. T ill. oon
Wm. Naslund. lot 63, block 2, Briatol BtVkJ
U D. Johnson to G. V. Johnson, lot 13,
block 2, Cloverdale tract 250
Holcomb Realty Co. to Percy Walton,
west half of tract 33, Beaver Acres 600
Percy Walton to Bassett V. Tremalne,
east H of lot 33. Beaver Acres and
West H of lot 3.1. Beaver Acres 750
CERTIFICATES of title made. Title St
-.Trust CO.. Lewis bid:.. 4th and Oak.
BUILDING PERMITS
A. E. Bliver Erect 1 storr frame dwelllns.
E. 61st between Fremont and Klickitat: builder.
same, $3500.
United Artisan Repair Z storr frame hall.
Lombard between Portsmouth and Exeter: build
er, IX S. Walton. $560.
A. tscbois -Erect t story nrame dwelling, zlat
between rMvier and Thurman; builder, C J.
Hoieen, s iuw.
Hot H. B. Nelson Erect H4 torv frame
dwelling, 26th between Stanton and Monroe;
ouuaer, nurterwortn-stepnenson t o., xraou.
Hweeney Investment Co. Kepslr 8 torv brick
ordinary office building, 8d between Wash-
ineion ana Aiaer; Duiider, same, (2000.
G. Brunander Erect IVi torv frame dwell
ing, K. 55th between Broadway and Barr road;
hllllder. Frank CnrLxon. $2500.
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MEETING NOTICES
41
CALEDONIAN CLUB -Fall opening
concert and nance wtll be held in audi
torium hall. 208V4 3d St., Saturday eve
nine, Sept. 6. Attractive program.
Scotch songs, national dances, com
mence 8:30. Regular meetings held, 1st,
3d and 4th Saturday each month,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lewis ( Union Uklns, St. Johns, 24, and HUxtt
Mnplea, St. Johns. 2X.
Charles Clifford Msrkee. (118 Prescott St.. le
gsl, and Mamie Hill. 410 Sau Rafael st.. legal.
Jnbn Daley, 1181 Oladatone ave., 57, and Kate
McDonald, Boring, 53. !
Kdward A. Anderson, 240 H 5th St., 28, and
Alvlra May McKayden, 228 N. 2oth rt., 2.1.
Bertram Wslter Mejers, Tlgardvllle, U2. snd
Maggie M. White, It. F. 1. No. 2, Portland, 23.
W. G, Smith & C0,nngSCarnda.
Washington bldg.. cor. 4th on Wawh'ton.
'WE'LL haul that trunk- and move your
furniture, too. A--3415. Marshall 2415
HI IMT'C EXPRESS AND BAOOAOE
nUINI O 289 YAMHILL PTREET
LKKHs suits tor rent, all sixes. Unique
Teilorlna- C.i.. 809 Stark st.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flower
and floral lslrns. tt Morrison at.
BIRTHS
AI.HKIGHT To the wife of Otto John Al
bright. 2N5 Boss St., Augwt HO, a son.
BRANDT To the wife of Christopher Brandt,
1451 Macadam si, August 11, a daughter.
BIRMINUHAM To the wife of Walter Binning-
ham. 220 Bt 70tb at., August 13, a son.
RBINKB To the wife of John Retnke,. 8T4
Maryland ave., August 28, a son.
.VANBEKK To the v.1fe of Chrlatopher Vn'
beck. 1447 Oneonta St., August 2a, daughter,
SMITH To thp wife of Chas. 8. Smith. 260
Buffalo at.. August 21. daughter.
VKATHS AND FUNERALS
HAi Nf iSAllsa Josephine Hsynes, tiood Hsmor-'
Iran nospiiai, nepr. -'. ns yesrs; peritonitis.
MET1' -Fred Netb,. 452 Rest 151b st, N Bept.
2. 1 1 j ears, cerebral bemorrbige. -
,Sr KMi YOUR
WANT ADS
'DEATHS AND FUNERALS
AHHENDS In this city,. Sept. 4, Bernhardt
Ahrenda, aged 86 years, father of Mrs. Anne
itearica ana Mist Manias anrsuaa or wu
Mrai Robert CI. flr,wil of U Anseles, Cal.,
and John M. Abrends of Peoria, 111.. The fu
neral service will be held Baturaay, sepr. n
at 10 o'clock s. m., at the new chapel of J
P. Finley A Bon, Montgomery and 6th ata
Friends Invited, Interment at Kose City ceins
tery.
HAMMOND Mrd Rfiit. i. mt the residence o.
her mother. Mrs. M O. Moore. 1809 East 10th
St., Frances Moore Hammond, beloved wife of
It. I. Hammond of Klamath FaUs, mother of
Bessie Hammond and Josephine Meldrum and
awter or Kurut 8. Moore, cnas. B. Moore, mrs.
I,. N. Bellinger, Berths Moore and Heurletta
aioore. roiice or run era i inter.
Ml'UHARD At the famllr residence. 702 Up
shur at.. SeDt. 4. Msrararet R. Murbard. ,ai il
SO years, 0 months, 10 daya, beloved wife of
L. B. Murhard. Friends invited to atrena ru
nersl services, which will be held at Holmen's
funsral parlors, at 2:30 p. m., Sunday, Bept. 7.
inierment Kiverview cemetery.
RECTOR The funeral service of the late Ed
ward h. Rector will be held Saturday, Sept.
(, at 8 o'clock p. m., at tb new chapel of
J, P. Finley A Son, Montgomery and 6th sts.
Friend Invited. Interment at River View ceme-
lery.
SCHARFF Jerome I. Scharff, Good Samaritan
bosDltal. Sent. 2. 70 Tears: uraemia.
JONES Moroland Jones, 6118 63d at. 8. E.
Kept. 2, I year; acute anterior poll invent is.
McKENNA John ,McKeuns, St. Vincent' hospi
tal. SeDt. .8. 58 veers: cancer of liver.
BTAATS Jacob Steals, 750 Teniae ave.. Sept
a. i montns; mo colitis.
TOJMSKTH FLORAL CO., 133 6i.it, choice
cut nowers ror an occasions: prompt
service. Main Ii03. A-Iios.
MAX M. SMITH, florist, 141 t 6th St..
inoeiiingr diok. Main 7216.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
NEW HOME OF J. P.. FINLEY & SON.
The only residence undertekf ri a- tAh.
Ushment In Portland. Representing the
greatest advance In the science or fu-
nArnl a.rvtna Th. antnmnhll .nuln
ment and secluded driveway are anion?
the many exclusive featurea. .The es
tablished policy of moderate prices has
never been changed.
J. P. FINLEY A SON.
Perfect Funeral Servlca.
Montgomery at 6th.
MR, EDWARD HOLMAN. tha leading
juuerak uirciur, iv aa at., corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A-
loii, main ovt.
Dunning & McEnteeWe1 rker",n
every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 410.
A-455S. Ladv assistant.
fD) (ftifUl Leading east side undertak
m Jl Ml er- Lady acslstant B-18SS,
UUUU East 781. E. 6th and Alder.
F. B. DUNNING. INC.
East Side Funeral Directors).
414 E. Alder East 62. B-2S25.
A. R. ZELLER CO. l9o4thwp'&
HKM STOCK, 16S7 li 13th. Bell. 71. B
112il and University Park. Col. I84-I96
FRlPHM UNDERTAKING CO. Main
CnlOOUllI 6183. A-I2S5. 40 ALDER.
CICACO Undertaking Co. Main 41&A.
OIVLIILO A-2321. corn
corner Sd aud Clay.
PrADQPlM Undertakers, E. 1080. --
noUN 871 Russell st
MONUMENTS
Schumann Marble Works
Eaat 2d and Pine. East 741.
PORTLAND Marble Works, 264-268 4tll
st Opposite city hall. Main 8K84.
FOB SALE HOUSES
01
FOR SALE A swell 6 room bungalow
In Piedmont, strictly modern with f lre-
filace. sleeping porch and garage, close
o all churches and schools, one block
to the car Will take lot as first pay
ment. No agents. This office. U-559,
Journal.
$4600
WORTH $200
LAURELHURST On Car.
315 Cljamher of Commerce,
$1850 3 room house, barn, lot 26x106;
$600 caah.
jtjj50 10 room house, lot 25x106, $500
cahh. All cash, 6 pur cent off.
10 minutes' walk from courthouse.
Inquire "U Sherman st.
LAURELHURST.
$3800.
New modern 8 room house. Oak floors
and furnace. Terms.
J. R. HENDERSON.
609 McKay Bld Main 1390.
FOR LOVE OF MIKE.
Has some one got enough money to buy
this 6 room modern bungalow in Rose
City Park at the right price. Enders &
Hartshorne, 431 Chamber of Commerce.
ACHARMING hom e.
Irvlngton, 8 rooms, ftnlshed oak, mod
ern; best location; suitable for elderly
couple. 2 fine bungalows cheap. East
273, W. H. Herdman.
FOR SALE 6 or 7 room house, fix-
t ii res and shades Included; 2 blocks
of Hawthorne: with sleeping porch;
nno down, balance rent. 309 Rv. Ex.
Ding, t org v to.
kOH SALE Modern 9 room dwelling,
S. W. corner K. 19th and Schuylnr
sts., 100x100; must sell at once. Terms
may be arranged. H-519, Journal.
HERE is a dandy new 5 room bunga
low. Alberta district, built-in conven
iences; no Incumbrance., Owner, East
6096. C-2260.
FOR SALE 6 room modern bungalow;
$100 down, balance rent; Hawthorne
district. 809 Wy. Ex. bldg. Ford & Co.
A 6 ROOM bungalow at a barguln, good
location, easy terms, or will trade.
Call owner. Main 1657. A-1625.
HOME for sale. 6 rooms, bath, sleeping
porch, with or without furniture; easy
terms. 646 K. HOth St. North. C-1733.
FIVE room house, $2400; terms $65il
Jown, - balance ' reasonable. 409 Sac
ramen to. near Union.
4 ROOM house and lot. car one block;
$390. $150 cash, $5 monthly. N-430,
Journal.
FINK home and future business lot.
Apply 901 Williams ave.
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FOB ' S AXE HOUSES ' - M
. Homea on Easy Payments "
3 roomt) and bath, cabinet kitchen, .
full lsed lot, excellent view, 16 mln-
utes' ride to the postoffloe, west aide. '
Bo oar fare; 11560, 206- cash, , balance
like rent. , ' , . ' . ...
JVlodern 4 room bungalow, lot 40x100,
matured fruit trees. 3 block to car;
12400. t260 cash, balance like rent,-
t room bung-alow, every modern,. con
venlanoe, choicest residence section of
the city, all street aasessiiventa paid; ,
1300 cash, balance monthly. t .
6 room home with sleeping porch,
modern in every respect, street improve
ments all In, east front, choice restrict--ed
district. IS minutes' ride to the pot.
office; $6000, $600 cash.
7 room house on the west side, over
looking the city, river and mountains,
thoroughly modern, street Improvements
all in, 10 minutes' ride to postofflce;
$6000. $500 cash, balance monthly.
PROVIDENT TRUST COMPAQ r,
Owners.
2d floor.
. Belling bids.
SWELL BUNGALOW. OFFJs-n WANT
ED. Brand new 6 room bungalow, room for
3 rooms upstairs, buffet, bookcases, fire
place; hardwood floors, In fact a com- .
plete and very nifty' home, doubly con- t
structed and exceptionally well finished; -lot
60x100, east front, on E. 33d, ner
Clinton. The owner's, price is $3650, ,
but has Instructed us to get an offer. ,
Terms can be arranged. See it today
then make us an offer. Our auto at
your service.
GRIJSSI & BOLDS.
816 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
$2800 That's All
Dandy 6-room bungalow, 100 feet
from IRVINGTON CARLINE. Close In;
the lot Is 60 ft. wide and 200 ft. deep;
Just the place for a poultryman; beau
tiful view of IRVINGTON AND PORT
LAND. Terms very easy to a responsi
ble party.
. C, DeYoung & Co,
614 Chamber ot Commerce.
Go to the Hills
1 room house on west side, view of
the city, mountains and rivers; $6000,
$600 cash.
PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY.
Owners.
2d floor. Selling bldg.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Furnished 4 room bungalow with bath.
60x100 It. lot. Price $850: terms. $550
cash and 5300 due In one year. Call
evening, from 6 to 8 o'clock'.' 1586 Fre
mont st.. 8 blocks from. Rose City Parte
carline. Cor. 60th st.
MUST be sold at once ft y owner, hand
some Rose City Park bungalow, one
block from car. Furnace, fireplace,
beamed and built-in effects; large porch.
den, fruit trees, cost $400 few months
ago. Make an offer. No trades or
exchanges. Tabor 3704. Q-634, Journal.
sou uuwii, sio per mo., uuys new o -room
house on E. 66th st. Phone Tabor
1368.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
CHOICE HOMdfl SITE FOR SALE.
We have a few lota narrowest place
on the ridge of high ground botweeq
Oregon and Washington, overlooking
Portland, Vancouver and the two states.
They are between Williams and Union
avenues. These two carlines give gooJ
and quick service to 3d and Washing
ton sts. These lots have the upstream
ocean breeze most of the year. Pure
air. Also a grand view point. The
dralnuge is perfect. It is a desirable
neighborhood. Situated midway between
the two largest schools in Portland, the
grammar grade and the high school.
We offer these lots for less than their
real value. Go and aee them then you
will know; a 6 cent car fare, a good In
vestment. We also have 3 good apart
ment sites. Also a strong site ior a
good department store, much needed.
and some vacant lots on Union ave. fo..
sale. See E. J. Haight, 969 Union ave..
near cor, or uoing st.
Oswego Lake
.bhore Lots
CAN NOW BE BOUGHT
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Buy one or more lots on the lake shore
and plan to spend next summer at Os
wego lake. Lots will be sold separate
from acre tracts from this date. Terms
are $100 down on each lot and $20
month. Water pipe laid to each lot
You've been waiting for this opportuni
ty. Now get busy before all remaining ,
lake front lots are sold.
THE ATCHISON-ALLEN CO..
210 Uerllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder ats.
Best Buy in the City
We offer city lots In Glenada. located
on the west side, 16 minutes' ride from
the postofflce on the 4th at. line, which
will be electrified within 60 days, at
$335 each. 6c car fare. Bull Run watei,
streets surface graded. Some of these
lots have an unobstructed view of tho
Tualaiin valley for many miles. There
are only a few of them at this low price.
PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY.
Owners.
2d floor. Selling Mdg.
For a Builder
Have equities of $550 and $450 In I
lots, which I will exchange for contract
or second mortgage; one equity can be
exchanged for a clear lot. B-1490.
KOSE CITY PARK DISTRICT.
$375 cash will buy my $875 corner lot.
E. 70th N. and Stanton sts., 60x90; 3
short blocks from Kose City Park car
line. Act quick. Must have cash. Phone
Tabor 2498.
A beautiful building site
NEAR PENINSULA PARK FOR $800.
where I will build a home to your order
on terms like rent. P-360, Journal.
BUSINESS lot for $2600. with a 5 room
house. Buy this and double your
money. Enders & Hartshorne, 431 Cham
ber of Commerce.
MUST sacrifice something, so here
goes my 67 lots, in center of Warren
ton, $160 each; some cash, bal. best
of terms. W-634, Journal.
LARGE Flrland lot. $376; terms, $
month; graded street and water, lift
Chamber of Commerce. Tabor 77L '
ONE lot In Seaside, very cheap; your
own terms. East 4889.
ACREAGE
C7
35 MINUTE CAR RIDE.
$850 for S acres, $1&S0 per month;
beautiful vlew of rivr-ind mountains,'
best of soil, 5 minutes' walk to car,
west side. A-716. Journal.
$5600 HOME on Oregon City line, $400J.
1008 East 18th St. N.
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