THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING; SEPTEMBER 16, 1913.
10
MISSES
CLEARED
ES
, Wheat and Barley Loads Val
ued at $203,445; One Sailer
Remains,
The Gorman sliip Wandshek and the
French bark .lean cleared today fur the
United Kingdom for order. with wheat
and barley aggregating a total value of
1203.445. The Wandhbck left down this
morning In tow of the steamtr Ocklu
hama and tomorrow morning the same
towboat will take the Jean down tin
- river. , It is probable that hoth vessels
. Will go to sea at (he same time, in
Which there will he a fine opportunity
for a long distance rare.
The Waniiislnk's cargo consists of
134,505 bushels of wheat, valued Hi
' 1110.295. and the cargo of the Jean con
sists of 123.404 bushels of liarley. vul
tied at $18,012, and 1S.6S7 husliels of
wheat, valued at J 15,138. the total value
, of the cargo being JI3,15U.
With the departure of the Wandsbek
and the Jean there remains in the har
bor but one sailing vessel under charter
to carry grain, the German bnrk Thlel
bek, n.0w In the stream. The Thlelbek
Is the vessel t hat rammed the Norwe
gian steamer Thode Kagelund off As
toria as the tramp was hound for the
eea .witha cargo of lumber anddyna
mlte, with Balboa as her destination.
There are, however, several large steam
ers here loading grain, prominent among
them being the Harlow which will be
ready In a few days to leave down with
nearly 300.000 bushels of grain In the
hold. This will be the largest grain
cargo sent away from this port for some
time. The steamer is loading at Mont
gomery dork No. 2.
The British steamer Karl of Elgin
arrived In the river this morning under
charter to load wheat for Europe and
Is now at the Cfnrk & Wilson lumber
. mill at Llnnton being lined. . She is un
der charter to M. Houser and will be
gin receiving cargo nt Irving dock in
a day or two.
- The Earl of Klgin came here from San
Francisco in ballast. She carries a
mixed crew of whites and Chinese.
SAILORS TO REMAIN ASHORE
Crew Are Paid Off Following Their
Arrival in Port.
Captain Fred Wann, master of tho
sailing schooner V. H. Marston, paid off
his. rrew this morning In the office of
the collector of customs. They had
made the round trip from Portland to
Antofagasta on the west coast, and had
quite a sum coming.
The W. H. Marston came up from the
drydock at St. Johns this morning to
the mill of the North Pacific Lumber
company, and began loading lumber for
a second run to Antofagasta, but the
sailors expressed no Intention, 4o make
the trip, although they were well
pleased with- the vessel and her master.
"We have been to sea for several
months now," said one of them, "and
i'a time for a few weeks on chore. It
will ba easy to find another ship when
we are ready to go to work."
Captain Wann says It took the Mars
ton 67 days to make the run to the Co
lumbia river and during that time fairly
good weather was experienced. Only
one vessel was sighted during the en
tire voyage".
. Captain Wann holds out no hope for
the arrival at Antofagasta of the
schooner Eldorado, which left the Co
lumbia river for that port April 1 with
a cargo of lumber. The Eldorado loaded
at Wauna under charter to w. R. Grace
ft' Co. Nor doeB he hold out any hope
for the, schooner Americana which left
the Columbia river March 3 for Sydney,
Australia, with a cargo of lurcher taken
on at Knappton under charter to
Charles Nelson & Co.
Another vessel that gives him some
concern is the schooner Mindanao, which
left Antofagasta In ballast four days
before the departure of the Maraton.
The Mindanao was headed for Port
Townsend and has not yet put in her
appearance.
STR. ALGOA IS NOT DAMAGED
Divers" Fail to Find Flaw in Big
Vessel.
The large steamer Algoa was not
damaged a bit when aground on
Henrlci's bar on her way down the river
With the record lumber cargo of the
world.
Divers examined the vessel's bottom
yesterday and did not find a flaw. A
general survey was also made by
Lloyd's surveyor, and, as everythfhg
was shipshape the big vessel will prob
ably leave down tonight from Kslama,
Large
A
WffH
GRAIN
CARGO
UNITED
Bottles Exchanged
FREE DELIVERY
Lackaff Liquor Co.
Successors to the O. I. C. Liquor Store
710 Main St.
eia.
where shewas anchored for the survey.
The Algoa carried 6,100,000 feet of
lumber and is bound for Australia, un
der charter to Thane & Company of
San Francisco. J. R. Plevin, who has
been here supervising the loading of tlv.;
cargo, says he anticipates no further
trouble in getting the vessel to sea.
BIG LINER COIA'SA ARKIVKS
Lumber and Dynamite to He Main
l'art of Cargo.
The big new liner Colusa of W. H.
Cr.n o Jv ConioHiiv arrived in the riv
early this morning, and will be in the
local harbor this afternoon. The prin
cipal part of her cargo will be tin
lumber and dynamite on board of the
Vorweuian steamer Thode Kagelund.
which will discharge here prior to un
dergoing repairs us a result of her col
lision with the German bark Thlelbek
a couple of weeks ago in the bay off
Astoria. The lumber and dynamite i1
destined to lialboa for use In the cnnnl
construction. The Colusa was her,
once before, a few months ago.
STEAM SCHOONKK CARLOS HEKE
Vessel Brings 1000 Tons of tieneriil
Freight.
rrt, Ktum schooner Carlos. Captain
Hansen, arrived at Couch street dock
this morning with 1I0 tons oi general
freight and asphalt and 67 passengers
from San Francisco. The craft bucked a
strong northwester all the way, but the
weather was pleasant and the passen
gers rather enjoyed the pitching of thu
vessel.
Kor return cargo the Carlos will load
wheat und lumber, most of the lumber
to be taken on at the mills at Llnnton
and Knappton. It Is expected to hae
her ready for the sea Friday evening.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Chief Deputy Collector of Customs R.
F. Barnes was at his post of duty this
morning for the first time since he fell
Into the basement of his home on the
east side and received several fractures.
He still has to use crutches, but ex
pects to have fully recovered In a few
days. The accident happened five weeks
ago.
The gasoline schooner Patsy was nt
the North Rank wharf this morning dis
charging 100 tons of scrap tin to be
shipped on the Hamburg-American liner
Brisgavla to Hamburg, where it will be
manufactured Into tin sheets. The
scrap came from the salmon canneries
near Astoria.
The steamer Sue H. Klmore Is ex
pected to sail this evening from Colum
bia dock No. 1 for Tillamook. She has
been undergoing some repairs while
here.
The steamer Alliance left Martin's
dock yesterday for Kureka with pas
sengers and freight.
The Norwegian steamer Thode Fage
lund, after discharging her lumber and
dynamite cargo, left last night for Se
attle, where she will undergo repairs to
her bow, which was rammed by the
German Rark Thlelbek in the bay off
Astoria about three weeks ago. The
steamer goes north in tow of the tug
Tyee. While part of the damage was
below the water line, tho craft floats
as easily as if In perfect condition be
cause of her water tight compartments.
The sailing schooner Commerce is re
ported chartered by Comyn, Mackall &
Co. to carry lumber from the Columbia
river to the west coast.
The North Pacific BteamRhlp com
pany's steamer Yucatan sails from Mar
tin's dock tomorrow night at 6 o'clock
for San Francisco and San Pedro.
The Rrltish steamer Mannlngtree Is
reported as having sailed from .Eureka
for Astoria to load lumber at the Ham
mond Lumber company's mill for Aus
tralia. MARINE INTELLIGENCE
So to Arrivs
Str. Oliver J. Olson, Sin Franrlseo. , . .Sept.
8tr. Wssmuth, 8n Frsnclseo Sept.
Str. Khaata, 8an Pedro Kept.
Ilu ach. Tillamook. Ooqullle Sept.
Str. rami no, Sau Frsnclseo Srpt.
Str. Breakwater. Coos Bar Sept.
Htr. Rose City, Los Angeles Sept.
Htr. Itonnoke. San Pedro Sept.
str. Alliance, Eureka.... Sept.
Str. Bearer. San Pedro SVpt.
Htr. Bear, I.os Angeles Sept.
Htr. Yucatan, San Plego and war Sept.
Str. Uckerrosrk. Europe and orlenlO. .Oct.
Htr. Pen of Glanus, orient Oct.
Htr. C. Fred l-aevei. Europe aud orient Not.
Htr. Andalusia, Europe and orient .... Per.
Str. fcitbtmla, Europe and orieut... Dec.
Dua to Depart.
Gas aoh. Patoy. Hiulw Sept.
Htr. Yucatan. San IHego and way Si-K-
Oaa arh. Tillamook, Co.iillle Sept.
Htr. Klamatb, San Diego Sept.
Str. Breakwater, Coos Buy Sept.
Htr. Bear, &an Franrlseo Sept.
Str. Oliver J. Olaon, San Francisco Sept.
Htr. Hrlagaula, orient and Europe. .. .Sept.
Str. Carlo. San Franrlseo Sept.
Str. ('amino, San Franciaoo Sept.
Htr. lien of Rulbven. Europe-orient. . . Sept.
Str. Rose City, San Francisco Sept.
Str. Hoanoke, San Diego Sept.
Htr. Alliance, Eureka Sept.
Str. Bearer, San Pedro Sept.
From Ban Franciaoo.
Str. Harvsrd, San Diego Sept.
Str. Yale, San Diego Sept.
Grain Fleet tn Fort.
Harlow. Br. ., Kerr-Olfford Montgomery 2
Jean, Ft. bark. Houaer ..Stream
Per
Doz.
Bottles
Phone 458
Thlelheek, Ger. bk., Kerr, Olfford Stream
Belinda, Oer. ,. K. YV. tnllla
L'arl of Elgin, Br. a. Unnlon
Lumbar Fleet la Fort.
Same To Ball for Berth
AIkoh. Br. ss., Sydney Aatorla
lieu la h. Aui. aeb Aatorla
Sauinr, Am. sib I'reacott
W. II. Maraton. Am. rb..i N. i'. uillla
Miaoallane.ua In Fort.
I, ;. Ilurgeaa, Am. hk St. Joluit
Mr Nicholas, Aul. ahlp,. Aatorla
And I lie, Aui. aa. . i' Couch
ilella. saa. cb Oak
Aiubleu, Dun. aa North f lo Mllla
Him- II. Elmore, gaa ach Columbia No. 1
llirllu. Am. ah Vlblnn
clluHnluuf, Am. m I.iuutou
llriagavla. Ger. aa St. Johns l.hr. Co.
General Hubbard, Am. aa. . . . . .Tongue I'nlnt
I'uralito, Ala. aa Alhers 3
( arli. Aui. aa , Couch 2
Hear. Aui. aa Aluawortb
Saginaw, Am. aa Multimuiuli Box Co.
I'.il. gaa ach Colululila No. 1
Iteuie. Aui. ah Kstorla
uriiian. Aui. aa...... Martina
Colli, lir. aa v Aatorla
En Houte to Load LunAeV.
Name
Wui. II. Smith. Am. acb...
Anino, Hi. air
liiiiigiu, Nur. atr
hiihtttia, tier, atr
t'ouiuirict-, Aiu. a'b
I 'en uf Crumble. lir. eu...
Krileeia, lir. atr
lieu. E. Billlnga, Am. ach.
Sailed From.
Valparaleo
MeJIllouea
.San Frauclaco
Hamburg
, Adelaide
Antn vrp
Acapulco
Syduey
Cullao
.Snu Frauclaco
Kahulul
Callao
licurgiua, Aui. bfct
Ilurflete, 111', aa
Klin; cyrua. Am. aili
Uariuuruugll 1 111!. Ituaa
bk...
M. S. Dollar, Dr. aa
Sau 1'edru
, Callao
Honolulu
Taconia
...Sau tranclaco
. . Noma
l uuko, Aiu. bktii
Saleui. Am. ach
Sauta Itusaila, lir. aa. . .
Siuui. Dun. aa
'ii-rrler, Nur. ta
luili-HUiayo. Br. aa
.San Diego
Uordi-r Kulglit. lir. aa Sau Frunclaco
I ukuk" Maiu, Jap. aa MoJI
Struiluleni', lir. aa Honolulu
Win. II lallail. Am. ach Callu.i
('(cnininrr. Aui. la Adeluhle
MaimtuKUie. lir. a Eureka
n Kouta to Load Oram.
Name Sailed From.
Adelaide, tier, bk Autofngaata
Aagcrd, Nur. ab Callao
lllrkdale, Ur. bk t, Huaaco
Urltiah lilo. Dr. ablp .'. Callao
llelluiailu, Br. aa MeJIllouea
CVilla. Br. aa Antufogaeta
ClyCe, Nor. ahlp Callao
Crocodile, Br. bnrk Callao
Erneat l.rguuTe, Fr. bark Uluagon
tiulgale, Ur. burk. St. Koaa.Ha
tileiieaaliu, Br. ahlp autoa
llui lesu Li uc, tier, alilp St. Kosalla
lllneuioa, Ur. bark Nowcajtle, if.
lnrerarun. Br. bark Callao
kaaaal, Belg. ahlp Harburg
Langdale, Ur. a'dp Weat Coaai
Lyntou, Br. ha-k St. Boaalla
Orotara. tier, ah Yokohama
Philadelphia, lir. thlp Callao
Srburbek, tier, bark St. Iloaalla
Segura. Br. ahlp Callao
'fhiatlebank. Br. bark Buenoa Ayrea
Werner Vlnneii, tier bark.. TV eat Coaat
W'eatgate, Br. ablp Weat Cuaat
Wlacombe Park, Br. ah Callao
Dally Rlvrr Headings.
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STATIONS
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1'uiHtllla
Albany
Sa leui
Wllwinvi.l
Portland
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3.211.4
4.U (.!
() Klslng. ( ) Falling.
MARINE NOTES
Aatorla, Sept. Iff. Arrived at 2 a. m - Brit
ish ateamer Coluaa from Victoria.
Snn Krani'iaco, Sept. Iff. Arrived at 1 a. m.
- Steamer Jim Butler; at 3 a. m. Steamer
Olympic; ut B a. m. -Steamer Bearer from
Porthtnd.
Innwlch. Sept. 13. Arrived French bark
Vendee from Portland.
Newcastle, Sept. 14. Arrived British Bteam
cr OcoHiio from Portland.
Aslorla. Sept, 15. -Arrived at 11:30 a. m.
anil left up at 1 p. m. Steamer J. A. Chanslor
from Monterey. Sailed at 1 p. m. British
steamer I laverly for lilnierick. Sailed at 1:30
p. in. --Japanese ateamer Kenkon Mnru for
Shanghai. Sailed at 2 p. in. -Steamer Geo.
W. Fenwlek for San Pedro with log raft In
tow for Son Francisco. Arrived down at 0
and enlled at 8:30 p. m. Norwegian ateamer
Thode Fagnlund for Seattle In tow tug Tyee.
San Pedro, Sept'. 15. Arrived Steamer Hoan
oke from Portland. Sailed Steamer Koae City
for Portland.
Sau Frauclaco, Sept. 13. Sailed at 1 p. m.
Steamera ('amino and Merced for Portland.
Arrived -Steamer Multnnmnh from Portland.
THIN FOR YEARS "GAINS 22
POUNDS IN
Remarkable
Experience of T.
Builds up Wolght
Wonderfully.
Oag-
"I was all run down lo the -ry
bottom,'' writes F. Gagnon. "I had
to quit work, I was so weak. Now,
thanks to Sargol, 1 look like a new
man. I gained 22 pounds In 23 days."
"Sargol lias put 10 pounds on me
In 14 daysv." states W. P. Roberts.
"It has made me sleep well, enjoy
what I ate and enabled me to work
with interest and pleasure."
"I weighed 132 pounds when I com
menced taking Sargol. After taking
20 trays I weighed 144 pounds. Sargol
Is the most wonderful preparation for
flesh huilding 1 have ever seen," de
clares P. Martin, nnd J. .Meier edds:
"For the past twenty years I have
taken medicine every day for Indiges
tion and got thinner every year. I
took Sargol for forty days and feci
hetter than 1 have felt in twenty
years. My weight has increased from
150 to 170 pounds."
When hundreds of men and women
and there are hundreds, with more
coming every day living In every
nook and corner of this broad Wnd,
voluntarily testify to weight increases
ranging all the way from 10 lo 3T.
ponnds, given them by Sargol, you
must admit, Mr. nnd Mrs. and Miss
Thin Reader, that there must he
something In this Sargol method of
flesh huilding after all.
Hadn't you better look Into It, Just
as thousands of others have done?
Manv thin folks suy: "I'd give most
anything to put on a little extra
weight, hut when someone suggests
a way they exclaim, "Not n chance.
N'othing will nmke me plump. I'm
huilt to stay thin. Until you have
tried Sargol, you do not and cannot
know that this is true.
Sargol has nut pounds of healthy
"stay there flesh on hundreds who
doubted and in spue or meir aaunis.
You don't have to believe In Sargol
to grow plump from Its use. You just
take it and watch weight pile up,
hollows vanish and your flgur round
out to pleasing and normal propor
tions. Vou weigh yourself when you
begin and again when you finish and
you let the scales tell the story.
Hargol is aosoiuteiy narnnrss. u is
a tiny concentrated laoiei. ou tune
one with every meal. It mixes with
the food vou eat for the purpose or
separating all of Its flesh producing
Ingredients. It prepares these fat
making elements In an easily assimi
lated form, which the oiooa can read
ily absorb' nnd carry all over your
body. Plump, well-developed persons
don't need Sargol to- produce this re
sult. Their assimilative machinery
performs Its functions without aid.
Bui thin folks' assimilaitve. organs do
not. This fotty portion of their food
now goes to waste through their
bodies like unburned coal through an
open grate. A few days test of sar
gol In vour rase win surety provei
whether 'or not this is true of you.
Isn't It worth trying?
Railed at p. m. Steamer Atlai for Portland;
at 10 p m. Steamer Northland; at midnight
Steamer O. M. Clark for Portland.
Tldea at Aatorla Wedneaday High water,
1:45 a. m.. 7.6 reet; 1:52 p. m.. S.3 feet. Low
water 8:00 a. m., 1.7 feet; 8:31 p. ni., 1.0
feet.
LAWRENCE
HOLLAND
IS JNSAIEM AGAIN
Though Not Wanted Particu
larly, Asylum Officials Are
Forced to Receive Him.
(Sale in Bureau of he Journal I
Salem. Or., Kept. 16. Lawrence Hol
land, the young man who was abducted
from the etate Insane asylum by his
mother several months ago and taken
Into the Btato of Washington, was re
turned to the asylum yesterday. Super
intendent Stelncr of the asylum didn't
particularly want the man back, but the
VnhifisTton officials "nut one over" on
him and mude it necessary for the asy
lum officials here to accept lilm.
After his escape, when Holland was
located In Washington, near Seattle,
Superintendent Stelncr notified the
Washington officials and asked for the
arrest of Holland. Hefore an attendant
could he sent for him. Holland began
habeas corpus proceedings In an effort
to gain his freedom. Under the law
he could not be extradited.
The fight dragged through the court?
for weeks, and finally the Washington
officials wired Superintendent Stelner
that Holland had lost his case and for
the asylum to send a man to get him.
Y)r. Stelner replied that the state of
Oregon had done its share to protect
society against Holland.
"Does your mesage mean you won't
send a man after Holland?" was the
next wire from Washington.
"Yes," was the curt reply from
Stelncr.
The next day Dr. Stelner was notified
that Holland was In the hands of the
sheriff of Multnomah county. The Wash
ington officials had Immediately hustled
Holland out nf their state, accompanied
by one of their own depH-ty sheriffs.
FIRES NEAR PASADENA
THREATEN WATERSHED
Pasadena, ('a!.. Spt. 16. After
having been regarded as completely con
quered, the forest fire In the mountains
above La Canyada broke out again this
morning with renewed fury, and emer
gency calls were sent to nearby cities
for help. Fifty men were asked for from
Pasadena and the water department at
once started recruiting them. It was
also asked that provisions for two days
be sent, indicating that the fire is of a
serious nature.
R0STAL EXAMINATIONS
SCHEDULED FOR OREGON
Washington, Sept. 16. A civil service
examination will be held October 26 for
a postmaster for device at Troutdale
and for Durkce at Pleasant Valley.
Postmasters have been appointed In
Oregon as follows: Krothers, Crook
county, Patrick F.. 'of fey, new office
address. Bend, Or.; Manning, Washing
ton county, Gustav A. I'hrig, vice C. B.
Jackson, Totquln, Washington county,
Walter J. Wilcox, vice Fred J. Taylor.
MAN THdUGHT LOST
JUST STRAYED AWAY
Hood niver, Or., Sept. 16. W. H. Rho-
donheiser, wealthy land owner and mer
chant, of the upper Hood River valley,
who was reported lost In the moun-
23 DAYS"
.3
50c BOX FREE
To niibli any thin rpudiT. lo MmU or
mrirp iinornvelKht , to mniiy iimke thin tcift,
w wiU (Mr h .VV box nt sHhtkoI absolutely
frrt. Kllhrr Hiirffol will Inrrriiii your wHjftit
or it won t and the only way to Know It In to
try it. Senl for this .-"ret Test PnekiiKft today.
rncloKlng Uh' In slUrr or k tumps to help pay
pour jiff puck Inp. ?t-.. ami 11 full site &0r
packnK will bi Hont by return mull frp? of
char?. Mall thin coupon with your b'ttcr to
the Hnrjtoi Co., 02 J, Herald Hlrtg.. Bingham
ton, N. V.
C0UE EAT WITH US AT OUR
EXPENSE
Fit EE COUPON
Thla coupon entitles any iterson to one
Rie psekape of Harirol, the concentrated
Fleah Builder ipnivlileil .vou have neve
tried It I anil that III cents la enelnsed to
cover postage; parking, ete. Head our ad
vertlsement printed above, and then put
10c In silver In letter todar with coupon,
and the full IWV pnrkaare will he aent to you
bv return post. Aridi'es: The Sargol Co..
02-J.. Herald Bldg., Blnihnniton. N, Y.
Write your name and srtiireaa plalnlv and
PIN THIS COfPOX TO yol'rt briTKH
tains a few days ago, hat been found in
Albany. Mr. Rhodenhelser went to Lost
lake with a party of friends, and one
evening was reported missing. Those
who were in camp made immediate
search for the missing man. Several
posses later went out, and are still In
the mountains, not having heard of Mr.
Rhodenheiber's whereabouts.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
An Old Saying Has It
"Opportunity Knocks
Once at Every
body's Door"
Never Was a Truer Saying, When
Applied to the Graves Music Com
pany; Removal Sale of Both New
and Used; Reduced lManos and
Player Pianos.
Fresh Carloads of New Pianos Arriv
ing Too Moon for 149-151 Fourth
Street Need Be Sold Now at 111
Fourth Street.
Prices Are 30 Per Cent to 50 Per
Cent Iess Than You Would Or
dinarily Have to Pay.
A Remarkable Money-Saving Sale of
Pianos and Newest, I p-to-Date
"Player Pianos.
Here Is Another Way to
Accumulate.
You buy a new J375 piano at our Re
moval Sale price of $235 and pav $10
cash and $6 monthly or $1.25 weekly
and when the piano is paid for such a
used Piano will still represent a cash
value of $235. while lt js necessary for
others to pay $376 for it new. Conse
quently, after we will say ten years of
U8e "fter the benefit of a musical
education and you may want the use of
this money, you can sell this pjano for
Hi or we wlH 8Ry at a forced sale for
$200 cash, If you should ever want to
sell It. Does this not show a saving
an accumulation which you can realize
upon in cash when necessary or de
sired? Therefore, what better propo
sition, what better Investment than
the one we offer?
Let your son or daughter accumulate
this purchase and saving out of his or
her earnings, if you yourself do not
prefer to do so.
One Is at a loss for expression suffi
ciently strong to emnhnslre tho n.
derful success of this great Removal
Sale of fine new anrl used nlnn mH
player pianos, but recognize the main
reason to ba the keen perception- of
me purcnasers in recognizing true val
ues when subjected to reductions of
such magnitude as here made. The
great selling suggests, therefore, tak
ing advantage at once of opportunities
ior savings wnicn can hardly be cx-
pei ieci to come again.
The Graves Music Co. guarantee Is
the bond that makes it impossible for
you 10 lose wnen Duying here. This
firm guarantees the price of every
piano they sell to be lower than the
price of similar quality at any other
store In the city; In fact, they hold
there are no competitors at this time,
because of their reduced Removal dale
prices. This firm also guarantees the
style, value, condition and wear of
every Instrument to be exactlv as reD
resented either in their store or in the
advertisements.
They will take your old Pianos or
organs, even talking machines, in part
payment for a piano or player piano,
and if you do not pay cash, oav $6
or more monthly for the balance until
fully paid. You can, therefore, now buy
these reduced pianos on a rental basis
In addition to the savings of $140 or
more. Cash goes rar now, but, you see,
we are ready to sell you on easy "usual
rental basis terms of payment" you
can afford to pay, for Instance, $8
monthly or $1,25 weekly. You can
therefore afford to buy a new piano
during this Removal Sale. You can
afford to pay $10 monthly for a new
player piano. You can therefore af
ford to buy a new player piano now.
Adv.
AUCTIONS TOMORROW
AT Wilson Auction House. 168 1st St.
Special auction sale 10 a. m. tomor
row. FOKO Auction House, 211 1st St., auc
tion sale 2 p. m. Special offerings.
NEW TODAY
INCOME PROPERTIES
EAST OR WEST SIDE
For Sale or Exchange
We have S very choice proper
ties, ranging in price from $35,000
to $55,000. All good Incomo pro
ducers. Two on the west side, the
other close in east side corner.
Improved with thoroughly mod
ern buildings. The owners of
these properties desire to sell, or
will exchange for other city prop
erties, vacant lots, houses or pub
urban acreage eaat of the city.
We Invite Investigation as
the merits of these properties!
No phone Information.
to
I
Inside Property Dealers.
B
Ground Floor, Henry Bldg.
Mortgage Loans
6 to 7
H. E. MOONEY
Main 310. Boom 421 rolling Bldg-.
DUCK HUNTERS
WANTED
Single shooters and organized parties
wanted for members for the many
places on ihe celebrated Payne's Duck
Ranch on Sauvles Island; first-class ac
commodations. See
94S Williams' ave. Phons Woo din wu 2741
Title and Trust Company
Fourth and Oak Streets.
Mortgage Loans
W Make Building loans.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
$1000 and"Nip.at lowest rates.
C. M. ZADOW
414 Oorbett Bldg. A-1416, Marshall 92.
FEAREY BROS.
We Buy Note
Ui Salmon St, , Main J389.-o-177l.
NEW TODAY
$750.
Small house, lot 60x100, small down
payment, balance $16 per month, Includ
ing interest. Three blocks from Rose
City Park car.
$1800.
6 room cottage, modern In every way
and street Improvements, consisting of
gruaea street, cement wains, also ce
ment steps; walk to and around house,
H4 blocks to Rose City Park car; $100
cash and $20 per month.. Including .inter
est. $2000
4 room bunfalow. double construc
tion, modern In every respect; one of
the best built homes in the Rose City
Park district; $200 cash and $26 per
month, including Interest.
$3000.
8 room modern house, 1 block to Rose
CitytTark car, has all butlt-in effects,
also paneled breakfast room, built-in
tabl and seats, fireplace Is a beauty, all
walls tinted. This is the best buy in
the city of Portland.
$450
We have a few choice 60x100 lots
close to the Rose City Park car. See
these. They are a good buy.
Gregory Investment Co.
418 Oorbett Bldg.
BUILDING PERMITS
Mra. M. Gillette Krect one story woodahed
at 307-9 1st at., between Clay and Columbia;
builder. Enill R. Miller. $00.
Welnbard estate Hepslr 7 story stores snd
warehouse at N. K. corner 8th snd Oak; build
er, Geo. Luna ford, $6000.
James NIcol Repair 8 atory stable on John
St.. between Slat and 22(1: builder, aame.
1J00.
Welnbard eatate Repair 6 story store and
warehouse at 8. E. corneirr4th and Alder sts.;
builder, Geo. Langfoid. $4000.
John L. KarnaiiD Krect one atorv raaldenee.
at 317 48tb at., between Hawthorne and Mill;
uuuaer, John Moudy. $1500.
John L. Karnapii Rrect one attirv residence
at 310 48th St., between Hawthorne snd Mill;
builder, John Moudj, $1500.
John I,. Karuann brect one storv residence
at 32 E. 4Sth St., between Hawthorn and
Mill; builder, John Moudy, $1500.
Portland Cordage Co. Alter three story
building at 13th St.. between Marahall and
Piorthrup: builder. LeDanx A LeDaui. $4000.
Mrs. M. W. Zeller lleoalr two atnrv resi
dence at 601 E. Murrlaon between 15th and
16th: builder. Stokes & Keller, $'000.
Anna Herman Krect on alorv fram- rfnll.
Ing, 72d between Klickitat and Siskiyou; build
er, same, $1000.
A. a. Berit Erect one and one half storv
frame dwelling. Dwlclit between Kllnatrlck
aud Wlnchell; builder, same. I15O0.
Ur. G. C E. Klnit Erect one ami one half
atory frame dwelling, K. 58th between Sal
mon and Main; Imllder, K. V. llergluud. $4200.
. is. k. k. (io. Kepalr one atorv
frame train sbeds. Uovt street between 10th
and 12th; builder, Gunther-King Co.. 11200.
August A. Warner Erect two atorv frame
dwelling, Fremont and Michigan; builder. V.
U. Bailey, $2000.
P. Ryan Repair three story frame store
and rooms, 5th between Jefferson and Madl
son; builder, U. Znnelln & Son. $11,000.
BUSINESS CARDS
CERTIFICATES of title made. Title ft
Trust Co.. Lewis blde. 4th snd Oak.
If your name appears la
Ither phone book you
can telephone your ad ts
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and have It charged.
Bills will be mailed to
you tha following day
tor payment.
The Journaf cannot
guarantee accuracy or
assume responsibility for
errors of any kind oc
curring In telephoned
advertisements.
MEETING NOTICES
41
ROBERT BRUCE Lodge. No.
47, A. and A. S. R., meets
AVcdnesdnv evening at tho
Mawinlc hall, 208 Vi 3d st.
Lodge in tie first degree.
Visiting brethren welcome.
Hv order of R W. M.
EI.TON E, WITHROW
OREGON Council. Royal Ar
canum, meets at the new
hall. Royal bldg.. Broadway
and Morrison, the first and
third Tuesday at 8 p. m. Vis
itors cordially welcomed. O.
O. Hall, secretary, 639 E.
14th st. N.
WHIST and dance Tuesdny evening.
September 16. George Washington
Camp, W. O. W. temple. 128 11th. Cards
at 8:30. Admission 16c.
I Vital Statistics
' Mteyes.' Birtbs, Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
.leie liobmn. .'101 1Mb St., legal, and Mary
I,. Rlililell. Mf Yamhill at., let" I.
Henry Mnniitte, 15th and Broadway, leual,
snd Mnrv Mucacay Wlggliu, 731 L'larkamaa
St.. legal.
Mai tschroerter, Tacoma, wkh., zi, ana'
Josle Merlsette, 474 E. Caruthers at.. 1(1.
Arthur Sandera, 575 Hoyt St.. legal, and Hen
rietta B. Rothnrhlld. elty, legal.
J. Burns, 422V4 Washington at., legal, and
Margaret A. flrogan, 845S4 Capital ave., legal.
.Nathan Blalklvi, 64 N. Otb at., 25, and Tennie
Cohen, 44 E. Ankeny St.. 23.-
bhcsfi suits ior rent, all sizes. Unique.
Tailorlne Co.. S09 Stark st.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fin flowers
snd floral designs. 289 Morrison at
W. G. Smith & CoXti$f,c&
Washintrton bids:., cor. 4th on Wnsh'ton.
BIRTHS
PIER80N To the wife of Lewis R. Plerson,
4B38 fllat st. S. .. September !, a son.
WOKTHriN To the wife of .Innies Wnrthen,
North lflth at., September s. s son.
PALMIER To the wife of Krnnklln Kugene
W Talmer, 248 Monroe St., September 7, a
daughter.
OWENS -To the wife of 8. (. Owens, 1405
East Flanders st., September It, a daughter.
POWDEN To the wife of F. H. Powdeu, 7720
5Hth nve. S. E., September 7, a daughter.
WRIGHT To the wife of A., 11. Wright, 1832
rilvllon St.. September f. s daughter.
HAI,HEi:K To the wife of Owar Halberk,
275 Hnaaalo St., September 12. a son.
WRIGHT To the wife of .Sherman K. Wright,
5112 Esst lllth St. N., September 7, a son.
TI'RZINSKV To the wife of Herman Tnrsln-
sky, 4.'!!' Suumer St., August 31, twin daugh
ters. DICKER To the wife of Clsude A. Decker,
1632 Esst 15th St., September 10, a daughter.
NET, SON To the wife of J. Klmer Nelson.
737 East nsth st. N., (September 8, a ton.
BKKGMANX To the wife of William Herg
niann. 1851 E. 0th st. N.. September 8, a
son.
SCOTT To the wife of James 8. Scott, 928
Ivovelv st., September 8, a son.
HTKiHSON To tbe wife of B. E. Fbighson,
221! Sumner St., July 2f n son.
HCS8EY To the wife of Edward B. Hnssey,
150.'! Stockton st., July 2. a dsughter.
STATHAM To the wife of Fredrrie George
Htalhsm. 272 K. 46th St.. August 17. s son.
GOllEI.I, To the wife of Geo. II. 1). C.odell,
HK23 rtotli at. 8. H., September 10. a daughter'.
HOfJI.'E tTo the wife of Verns Hogiie. 272
7th sve., 8. K., Beptemher 12. s daughter.
BY DM AN To the wife of A. O. Rydman. 200
Morrla St., Heptember 8, a son.
GREYDON To tbe wife of W. M. Ore.vdon,
7th and Lessar St., Lents, September II, a
daughter. . '
WAGNERj To- the wife of Out Wagner, 445
Hut 8th it., August 29, a sod.
DEATHft AND FUNERAL
OTIS At tils realdewe,' tbt Victorian apta., 42$
Columbia at., 8ept. 14, l)ald Edward Otla.
aunt 42 years. 1 muuth, 6 days. Friends Invite!
to funeral aeiTleea which will be held at Hoi
niau'a funeral inrlra at 1 p. m. tomorrow
(Wednesday), Sent. 17. Tbs concluding services
at Hie I'ortluud crematorium private. Tleaa
oinlt flowers.
KL.MBAIJlill in tbla Htr,' September IS, at
ber late resldeuce, 5-fiM 37th st. g,
Belle Ruuibaiitib. aged H7 .rear. The rsmalns
will be forwarded by J. 1'. Klnley A Son, to
Halem, Or., Thursday uiornlng. Kept. 10, wbers
services will be held at KU'ilou's cbspsl at i
o'clock p. m.
KAI'LS The funeral aervlcea of tha lata Mrs.
Win. M. Kupua will be beld from the fam
ily realdenre, uM Kuat T12lh at. N., Wtdnea
ilajr, .Sept. 17, at 2 p. ui. Friends are In
vited to attend. Interment Greenwood ceme
tery. GREENFIELD At bla late resldencs. 100S
E. Washlngtou at., William K. Greenfield,
aged 48 years. Remalua at tbe Lerch under
taking parlors, Eaat tub and Alder. Funeral
announcement later.
UAUN'AKU lu this city, September 16, st tbe
family residence, 618 E. 24th at. N., Margaret
F. Ituruard, wife of C. A. Bernard Notice of
funeral hereafter.
McKENNA James I.. MvKeuna, 302 Brase St.,
Sept. 13. 24 years; trpbold fever.
TAYLOR Dorothy Taylor, 1118 Eaat Mill st
September 14, 1 day; want of vitality.
BROWN J. D. II. Krown, 1204 I'atton avsk,
September 14, 53 years; paraiysla.
I'LA'IT Hlradi I'latt, 2d aud Hooker its.,
Jieuleniber II, 66 yeara; pneumonia.
FRANK Charles G. Frank, Multnomah fafm,
September 11, 23 yeara; tuberculosis.
TONSETH FLORAL CO., 133 6cU, Choloe
cut flowers for all occasions; prompt
service. Main i.02. A-1102.
MAX M. SMITH, floriBt, 141 H 6th su.
In Selling bldg. Main 7216.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
NEW HOMIjJ OF J. P. F1NLEY & SON.
Ths only resldencs undertaking estab
lishment in Portland. Representing th
greatest advance In the science of fu
neral service. The automobile equip
ment and secluded driveway are among
the many exclusive features. Tha es
tablished policy of moderate prioea has
never been changed.
J. P. FINLET A SON,
Perfect Funeral Service.
Montgomery at 6lh.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. ths leading
funeral director, 220 3d St., corner
Salmcn. Lady assistant. Phones A
1611, Main 507.
nnnninrr X, M r C nioo Undertakers
Luiniiiif, vx. IVIUL.IUCOW o d e r n in
every detail
?th and Pine.
Main 430.
46BM
Ladv assistant.
L
Onn Leading east side underiaK
n er. Lady assistant. B-188U.
UU East 781 E. 6th and Alder.
F. 8. DUNNING. INC.
East SIdo Funeral Directors.
414 K. Aldpr. East 62. B-2525.
PORTLAND CREMATORIUM, 680 Glen
wood ave. ; take Sellwood car. Open to
visitors dally from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
A. R. ZELI.ER CO., 51CM4 Williams sve.,
Eaat IONS; C10S8. Lady attendant. Day and
night servlre.
HEM STOCK. 16S7 E. 13th. Sell. 71, B
11211 and University Park. Col. S4-SS
FRIPQnN UNDERTAKING CO. Main
CniCOUIll 6133 A-2235. 409 ALDKR.
SKEWES
LDtlriuitlL(( Co. sVlalu 4161.
A mi, rorner ltd and CUy.
PEARSON 8u7nruas8eT.Et 1080- M"
MON I'M E NTS
Schumann Marble Works
East Id and Pine. East 74$.
PORTLAND Marble WorKs. 264-266 4 til
St. Opposite city hall. Main 8564.
TO LEASE
63
TO LEASE Warehouse site, contains
18.000 smiare feet and 186 feet of
trackage. Will g"ive very good rental
Inducement. N. David Turtledove, 32a
Hawthorno ave.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
At 458 Marguerite ave.; full cement
basement; furnace, laundry trays, firo-
place, oaK iioors, nxiures, Knaueu.
Dutch kitchen, front ana d&ck porcnes;
ail aouoie t onmrgciou i mi ouiui, i
tween Hawthorne aid w-R cars. Com
and see it. Owner at house; muBt sell.
MOUNT TABOR DISTRICT.
$fi00 below regular price. 6 room bun
galow, hardwood floors, enameled din
ing room, all built in work, cement
basement and floors, wash trays, fire
place, Dutch kitchen with breakfast
nook. See owner, 2606 68th st. Tabor
170.
IRVINGTON BARGAIN.
Forced foreclosure puts beautiful 8
room modern home on market at a sac
rifice price of $5,300. See It at 620 East
10th Bt. north, between Stanton and
Siskiyou.
BUNGALOWS.
New, modern, built and sold by owner,
all Improvements in, closa to car, east
front.
GEO. A. ROSS,
3 0 1 (lerlinger bl d g.
11650 MODERN little bungalow on Qir
ard st., 3 blocks from Columbia Park.
2 blocks from car. Fireplace, good
plumbing, basement, etc. Easy terms.
Security Development Co.. 4th and Pine.
Main 1721. i
8 ROOM modern house, gas and elec
tricity, cement basement; block
from A car. Price $24o0 or furnished
for $2500; easy terms. Call 1072 K 2 2d
Ht N.
$2250, a snap, nearly new and modern
2 story, 8 room house, large lot, vicin
ity Jefferson high school; Peninsula
park; inquire 1035 Maryland ave.
GRKAT reduction. $1885 to $1626; Al
berta bungalow, new 6 room, modarn,
complete. Why pay more? Apply 1018
E. 29th N.
FOR SALE 6 room bungalow, $2900;
$100 down. Balance $25 a month, in
cluding interest. Ford and Cq. 309 Ry.
Exchange.
VERT FINR HOME.
739 Halsey st. Come snd see it Two
fine bungalows cheap. East 273. W. H.
Heidman.
$2500 NEW 6 room bungalow, modern,
Ockley Green. 2 blocks from car. Easy
terms. Owner. 364 Monroe st.
4 'ROOM modern bungalow large lot,
48x145, 2 blocks to W. W. car. Call
5308 62d ave. S. E. Owner, Main 9012.
MODERN 6 room bungalow, close In,
easv terms, or will consider trade,
Onll Woodlawn 546.
$100 DOWN, $15 PER MONTH.
New, modern, 7 room home, '4 block
to car; lot 40x100. Call Sellwood 2204.
IRVINGTON Dutch colonial bungalow,
strictly modern, lot 75x100. Phone
East 4416. ;
A SNAP Modern 5 room bungalow.
closa to car; small payments. Call
owner, Sellwood 2204.
5" AND 6 room bungalows, Hawthorn
district, $50 down, balance rent. 809
Railway Exchange, Ford & Co,
MODERN 6 room house, full basemen
Just finished: near Montaylfla schoo
-423&U; terms. Owner, Mar. 24dl.
HOUSE snd lot for sale cheap. Inqui,
769 Missouri ave., near Fremont. Mra.
Blscar.
$2000 Modern 6 room bungalow, lot 60
xlOO, $300 cash, balance $20 per
month. 1 block to car.' Woodlawn 'S229.
$400 7 room house, $4
suit. Woodlawn 1T,
14000; terras to
IRVINOTON fln 7 room home, beat
part; $6500. Ownef! W-6 41, Journal.
MODERN I room bungalow, corner, near,
carllne. Easy terms. Tabor 489.
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