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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL," PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1913. '
10
PHOSPECTSNOr BRIGHT
FOR A RESUMPTION OF
THE REPORTS ON SHIPS
Signal 'Corps Cable - May- Wot
- Stand Voltage; 'Cape Line
Cable Broken,
.1'!.' ., , ,
Unless the weather bureau officials
y f 1 Washington rait make, some arrange-
4 BWrtt for the use of the signal corjjs
cable . between Fort C.nby and Fort
mtevens, mere is not. inucu iuoikci ui
. the recumptlon of vessel reports, accord
ing to a letter from Senator Harry Lane
to 8. M. Mears. president or too port
tyf Portland commission, received thin
. morning.
'"Senator Lane talked with the weather
bureau officials, who are XC the opinion
that the Capo Una cable, became buried
after it broke In September ami say, ac
cording to the letter, that ta bring the
tableship Burnslde down to try and
Me it up would mean an t-xpenne oi
1 . ...... i. i. .. i.iii. ..
irim lV l ! wnn iuo iivuauim;
Of not getting the line. I
3 It la pointed out that the Signal corps'
...i.i. ;. . v. a ut tha
mouth OX the river woum not. siaitu ins
. .. .. . , .i .
Voltage necessary to carry messages
direct to Portland, as was the ease with
lite Weather bureau cablo and If they
succeeded In getting the use of that
cabla It will depend on their succeeding
in getting an operator to relay the
ft a. m. report.
'At tha present time the weather
bureau reports In the morning are sent
to the local office by way of the navy
wireless to Fort Stevens and these by
the Western - Union to rortland. while
In tha evening they are aent via wire
less to Bremerton and then by tele
graph to the office here. The sentiment
of the officials seems to be that if the
shippers desire the vessel reports they
can pay the toll of four cont.t a word
which the government is paying for Its
weather reports.
It Is estimated that to lay a new
Cable across the bay in about the name
location aa that occupied by the signal
corps cable would entail an expense uf
approximately $20,000 and the woather
bureau at the present time lias not
firWs available for thU purpose. How
ever, if they do not get any other means
of handling the business, they would be
willing to lay a new cable as soon as
funds are available.
FIltST VESSEL TO EXTEK PORT
r., '
Entir Population Turns Out at
i Port Orford.
Greeted by the entire population of
Port Orford as the first vessel of her
draft to ever enter that harbor, the
ateamer Northland, Captain Bodge,
moored at the little wharf there to load
1700 ties for Astoria while on her way
tip tha coast from Han Francisco. The
bar waa pretty "dusty" saya Captain
llodae. but they made it all right, al
though he first aent in a small boat to
make soundings to the little wharf be
tween the rocks. The Northland arrived
at Couch street at 2:15 this morning,
bringing 24 passengers and SO) tons of
general freight.
DREIXjINO' OPERATIONS ENDED
Season for Work on the Vpper 1VH-
- lamette Is Closed.
: Dredging operations on the upper
Willamette river being completed for
the season, the United States engineer
dredge Mathloma came down from
Budd's Chute '. yesterday afternoon and
went to the government moorings to
resume her snagging gear. The Math
loma will go to the upper river next
jreek, to clear the channel between Cor
vallis and Peoria as there la a large
amount of freight awaiting transporta
tion between those points and which
cannot be handled until the channel Is
cleared of snags.
UOES INTO WINTER QUARTERS
Delia I Unable to Continue Trips
to Tillamook.
" Unable to TnBke the voyage between
Aatorla and Tillamook, the little gas
ehooner Delia. Captain Casaday, re
turned up the river last night, after ba
ling, barbound for three wecka, and de
livered her cargo over to the steamer
'. Sue II. Elmore to take down the coast.
The Delia will tie up for the winter as
the unsettled condition of the weather
during the winter months makes it im
possible for her to get to her destination
"- for several weeks at a time on frequent
occasions.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
With the barkentlne Irmgard, bound
i for 'New Zealand with a lumber cargo,
" in tow the Port of Portland towboat
- Ocklahama left down the river from
Jjinnton this morning. At St. Helens
; she ' picked up the hull of the new
steamer Celllo, which will be towed
from Astoria to San Francisco, for
Iier machinery, by the steamer Klamath.
-Comlne to load a full careo of lum
ber for the west coast of South Ameri-jlng
- ra,. under cnarter to w. k. urace & President Farr of the Spokane club
CoM the British steamer Harlesden ar- announced that he had deals on for sev
rived at the lnman-Poulsen mills this!eral other players, but refused to an
rorenoon fronSyPiiget sound. ! nounce their names.
The1 schooner Mahle Gale. 13 days
from fan Diego, arrived in the Colum- Tviiii- r..i- , . ,
biaVTfve-r last night to load a car.ro LJW'' lru7?, ?'aye? "hrr
of lumber for the West Coast. Hhe !J ;"a"d " - ,s ,h Player signed
.i ,h- rw, oe t,.mj a y fcpokane. W hile on the coast. Butler
flock Wednesday for cleaning and paint-'
. ' ...
Tb United SatfS dredfr Chinook
will on the , Port of Portland dry
1 dock Tuesday to be cleaned and painted.
,l . . . n ,. 1 I
iO lAmjiirtc iici n i gu vi lUIII Uc r ic'uuj
for Sydney, the German steatner M-em- j Kj1Rt race Panhachapl 6 to 1 2 to
f.hls ,wlU shift through the bridges 1 1. fcVen. won; Droll, 2 to l'. eve,,, second
from the Portland Lumber company's i,r. Bailey, 6 to 1. third. Time 1 00
mills to the North Pacific mills at 3 , Scratched. Fool o' Fortune
this afternoon. i
Tn ballast, the oil tanker W S. Por-! Second race Dynamo, even, 1 to 4.
ter aalled at noon today from Unntoti I ?,ut- w0': flfynnl(i 1 to . out, second;
for-Port Harford. Ilasser, even, third.. Time, 1:12 4-5.
The steamer Willamette, will sail I T'llr1 race Blrdman, even, 1 to S,
from St. Helens and the Klamath from "llt- won; Roundup, 7 to 8, 3 to 6, sec
Unnton for southern California porta ond; Mue' Buen, 8 to 6, third. Time,
tonignt. tsotn nave run lists of pas-
sengers. I
MARINE NOTES
' Aatorla. Pee. S. Sailed at 7 a. in. Steamer
Davenport for Port Gamble. Arrived at 10:")
a, bv Steamer Ueiieral Hubbard from Conk
Inlet. Ontalde at 10 a. ni Barkentlne Jane
L. Stanford from MeJUIoner.
ilooterer. Dee. . Sailed ftebooner Mouterer
for Portland. '
Cooa Bae, pee. Sailed Siea mcr Hreuknn
ter for Portland.
Kan FrartPiaeo,. Dec. n.--Salled at I a. in.
flteemer Kan Ramon for Portland. Arrived at
a. Steamer Knanoke from Portland.
Otoe Bar. IVc 6. Sailed at 5 p. m simqu,
A Ills nee for rortland.
Aatorla. Dae. 6. --Arrived at noon and left
un at 415 p. s. Steamer NVirtfalaud frr.m Sbii
'Y'B',"co Vrir? "I- ,,;sa f"d 1
I ' p. aa. Steamer Coaster from San Vran-
cleeo. Arrival at and ft up at 10 p. in
HrttUa ataamer Harleade frnm Taroma.
Ksiied at 0 p. at. Steamer V, F. Herrln for
Monterey. Arrived down at Oerraan
Centava. Arrived at 8 p. St. ScbVoner
iii net t,al from San ntego.
aa rYanrlaeo, Ic. 6, Arrived t 8 p. m.
Steamer Bowdoln from Columbia river. Arrived
Steamer Beaver (rum tins Pedro, , Hailed at 8
Rao Pedro, Of. 5. Sailed Sluiwri E. H.
Vance and Jim Bnller for Columbia river;
atnamer (I. M. Clark for Portland.
Colombo. Dec. 4. Arrived British- steamer
Ien of Ralhven from Portland for Iondon.
Wt. Vincent. lec. 4. Arrived -British steamer
Hrllncla from I'orllaml for Kuro'. Sailed
British steauit-r Colls from Portlaud for yueens-
town.
Columbia river bar report- CondUIhn at tha
mouth of the liver at H u. m , smooth; wind
east: weather clear.
Tides at Astoria 8unday--IIIgli water, R:22 a.
TO , 7.0 feet; :14 p. m., 6.7 feet. Low water
J:4.S a. in.. 1.2 feet;. .1:15 . m , 2.8 feet.
' MAIUtfE INTELLIGENCE
Daa 1 Am.
I C.ro. W. Fcnwlck, from San Pedro Per. (I
1 Wnnarhan. from Japan lec. A
Alliance, from Eureka Iec. 6
Yucatan, from San Pedro am way lec. 7
Oliver J. Olson, from .Han Francisco IW. 7
Taataliwla, front Ha a Francisco Itec 7
Navajo, from Man Francisco.: lcc. j
' Weaver from S..n grancjwo. O
frmVucT from 'A ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! .
"or.
O. M. Chirk, from 8au Pedro lec. It
Ber.r, (mm lAm Angeles lec. I'1
Koauoke, from San Pedro and way....liec. 14
CaratiHi. from San Franclaco Dec. IS
AndalUKla, from Europe and orient Dec. 10
Rune city, from law Angelea leo. I
Den of Alrlle, from Europe and way Dee. 26
Breakwater, from Cooa Bay Dec. 30
Hlilionla. trout fcuroue and orient Dev. HI
Merionethshire, from Europe and orient.. Jan. 18
Glen my, from Europe and orient Fell. It
Cardiganshire, from Europe and orient March It
Belgravlu, from Europe and orient Feb. 23
Dua M Depart,
Yoaemlte, for San Diego Dec. 6
Roae City, for Han Franclaco Dec,
7
' Alliance, tor nu '. a
)( f()r B,n(j011 l0.
Breakwater, for Cooa Bay Dec. 10
Yucatan, tor Han Diego and way Dec. 10
Beaver, for San Francisco Dee. 12
. A,r,N
- ; . Kranelaco
Dec. 17
Him noke. for San Diego Dec. 17
( amino, for San Kranelnco Dec. 10
Den of Alrlle, for urop and orient. .. .Dec. SI
MtiiiQiila. for orient and El! rone J a it. 1
Meronatbablre. for Europe and orient. .. .Jan. 21
(ilsnroT. for orient and Europe. ...... .Feb. 21
PelatraTla, for orient and Kurope Feb. 2t
Cardicanthlre. for orient and Europe. . March 2
Andalusia, fur orient and Europe Dec. 22
Sue U. Elmore, for Tillamook Indefinite
1 rote aa ftautatca,
gteamtra Hartard ana Tula, alternating,
laa San Fraaclaco tor Ha a Diego on Monday,,
Wedaaadaya, fc'ridaja ana aturoaya. connecting
wltb ateaiuer trout roruanu. nortnuonua, iney
arrive at Ban FrancUco on Tuaadaja, Tboradaya,
fcaiardaya sad eunoays.
Vaaaela ia Port,
Kama. Berth.
L. i. Burgess, Am, bk Gobi
St. Mcbi.ua, Am. snip aatorta
Berlin. Am. ship Gobi,
Geo. K. Hilling,, Am. sell Aatorla
lllncnioa, Br. bk r. Northwest Steel Co.
Kegura, Br. ship
Ueorglna, Am. uklu
lofcrberTie, Br. Nt
KtrMtbdec. Br. a
Philadelphia, Br. ah
MeiupbU, Iter, as
ji 1. Bendlxen, Am. ch..
V'erner Vlnneo, tier. bk. . .
DaTetiporl. Am. as
TbU..cutuk, Br. bk
Wlllamolte, Am. aa
Clyde, or. ahip
Uukluud, Am. ach
Yoaemlle, Am. a,
Kua II. Elmore, Am. as..
Hornelen, Nor. as
Puis? UadKtiy, Am.
I'araiao. Am. aa
Stream
..North Pacific Mill
Ra iuler
tveatporl
I.luntnn
Port. I.br. Co,
. . . Westport
Oceanic
Couch street
I.luiltoii
Kalama
Astoria
Astoria
Knapptnn
Columbia
r. . .Tongue Point
. . . lnman-Poulsen
Albera 8
Irving
I Atutuaiaii Muru, Jap aa
Koe Clvy, Am. aa
Ueneral Hubbard, Am. aa.
Norlhlsild, Am. ,8
l'oater. Am. aa
Karleaden, Br. aa
Mubel tialc. Am. ecb
Aiuswortn
Aatorla
Couch
Unntou
. . .Inman-l'oulsen
Aatorla
La &outa te Lad Lumbar.
Name Balled rront
alarlurougb Mill. Baas, bk Callaa
Baron Napier, Br. aa ytars
Month. Br. bk Newcastle, Eng.
Wliialow, Am. ach Cvqulmba
Hurpagua, Br. aa Victoria
Orterlc, Br. aa Valparaiso
Urninmuir, Br. ah Kan Franclaco
Goldbek, Oer. ab Sauta Uoaalla
Jana U Stanford. Am. bktn MeJIIIone,
Lord Erne, Br. aa Valparaiso
Forester, Am. ach Callao
Bangor, Nor. aa ilankow
Uotbley. Br. aa San Francisco
Amanun, Am. bktn Valparaiso
Christian Bom, Nor. aa Eureka
Oburehiil, Am. ach Uraya Harbor
UauuiiiKtry, Br. as San FrancUco
1ord Hcflou. Br. aa 8au Francisco
llarflete. Br. aa Han FrancUco
Forest Home, Am. ach Callao
Kojtt alaru, Jup. aa Honolulu
Veunacbar, Br. as v. Yokohama
Kinruaa, Br. aa Victoria
Kotia. Am. ach Callao
liaxel DulUr. Br. aa !nn FrancUco
Santa Catallna, Am. aa Ssn franclaoc
a Bout to Irftaa Oiaia.
Kane
Ten pa loon Maru, Jap. aa.
i.tera, Nor. ah
Crocodile, Br. bark
Inaeratou, Br. bark
Inverurie, Br. bk
huaaal. Belf. ahip
Laogdale, Br. snip
Lyntou, Br. bars
Yaaukuna Maru
Sailed From
. .San Francisco
Callao
Cailae
Callaa
..Buenos Ayrea
Marburg
....West Ooaat
...Ht. Boaalla
Orient
..San Frauciaco
Bankuku alaru. Jap. aa.
Hiaoellaneoua En Bout
Crown of Toledo, Br. aa Antwerp
Buenaventura, Br. ts Victoria
Crown of Arragan, Br. aa .....Ban Francisco
Cralgball. Br. aa Yokohama
Elaeuore. British oil tanker Amaterdaot
Daily River Readings.
STATIONS
cr
I.ewlaton
t matilla ..
Eugene ...
Albany ...
plem
WilsouTlUe
Portland ..
2.71 O
B.a: o.i
4.310.2
4.40.7
4..I 0.4
7.6 0.i 0
3.210.71 u
t ) Falling.
SPOKANE GETS WILLIS
BUTLER FROM MEMPHIS
San Francisco. Dec. 6. It was learned
here yesterday that the Spokane club of
the Northwestern league has signed
Shortstop Blitler of the Memphis club.
Butler fielded .1103 and batted .260 dur-
the 1913 season.
!,it11 'nel1 but w8 ver' weak n ground
Rates at Juarez.
Juarez, Mexico, Dec. 6. Results ves-
Inr.l'lll
f"n race cousin puss, 4 to 1, 7
to 6, o to 6, won; Irish Gentleman, 8
to B. 3 to 5, second; Mlmioroso, 1 to 3,
third. Time, 1:38 3-5.
Fifth race Royal Dolly, 2 to 1, 7 to
10, 1 to 3, won; Cosgrove, 4 to 5, 1 to 3,
second; New Haven, 1 to 6. third. Time!
1:1-' 2-5. Scratched, Winifred D.
Sixth race Wise Mason, 4 to J, 8 to
6. 4 to 5. won; Kalsetta, 2 to 1, even,
second; i rsula Kmma, 1 to 5, third.
Tirrt'j, 1:48 3-5.
June Gratis Beat February Grads.
The June graduates of the Lincoln 4
lllgli school . defeated the February
cruuuiues in tne annual Interclasi foot
ball game yesterday afternoon, 20 to 0.
n.i, ii . ,,.. ". r! u ,,
e V round playing of Drumheller
the feature of the game. In the
et-unu . pei luu ne maee long runs rrom
punt formations
Journal Want Ada bring results.
E FISH AND GAME
COMMISSIONER WILL
'STAND PAT,' HE SAYS
Announces . Through Attorney.
He Denies Right of Gov
ernor to Depose Him,,
M. .1. Klnnej-. Oregon's sole retnuliilng
f 1 f li and sanif coniriilHHloner, will stand
Mt lor the present. Further develop-
inentt) in the controversy which ia In
volving tlte five members Of the com
mission. th governor and the manter
hlm to take
flMh warden, mity cause
some other course of action, but for the
pres nt, according to his attorney, John
H. McCourt, iornier irnlted State dis
trict attorney, AJr. Kinney will main
tain his stand.
ConimisHloner Kinney will not resign
from office under fire, and denleJs em
phatically the legal rlht of the gover
nor to depone him. Ills attorney has
filed a long brief with the governor,
which goes exhaustively Into the legal
aspects of the cane. The first two sec
tions of article 15 of the state consti
tution are the principal claims of Mr.
Kinney against any action on the part
of the governor, to the effect that all
officers of the government except mem
bers nf the legislature shall hold their
positions until their successors are elect
ed and qualified, and that the tenuro
of office is at the discretion of the ap
pointing power only where the term of j
office is not specified. The term of)
office of the state fish and game com
missioned are specifically laid out in
the act creating that body.
Oriavaaca of Other Commissioners.
In the brief presented to Governor
West It stated that the principal griev
ance of the resigned commissioners
against Mr. Kinney Is due to a few of
his personal Idiosyncrasies. ' The brief
admits that at times Mr. Kinney's zeal
may have gotten on the nerves of his
fellow commissioners but at the same
time asserts that his charges and com
plaints should have received the con
sideration of the members of the com
mission and been Investigated.
Mr. Kinney denies any grounds for
charges against him in the KORUe River
fish tux affair and reiterates the rharge
that the Bonneville hatchery has been
mismanaged, one of the original bones
of contention between Mr. Kinney and
his fellow commissioners. It has been
asserted by Kinney that the small fish
at the Bonneville hatchery have been
starved. This assertion Is based on the .
comparative rate of gain in weight be
tween the fish at the Clatskanie and
Bonneville hatcheries.
The Bonneville fish for some reason, ;
not yet determined, gained only about a ,
quarter as much as the Clatskanie fish
during a similar period of time. Mr.
Kinney contended that the fish were not
fed properly and that the ponds at Bon-,
nevllle were overcrowded. Much of the
trouble In the fish commission has been
due to Kinney's repeated Insistence in
bringing that matter up before, the com-;
mission after It had been disposed of,
as business. It Is in this contingency
that Mr. Kinney's indignation and zeal
are said to have gotten the better ofi
his temper, and as the brief expresses
It, "gotten on the nerves" of his fellow,
commissioners. I
Through his attorneys Kinney asks
that the commissioners retract the!
resignations, take aome consideration
for his personality and let him state
his case and repeat the charges he has
already made, and that then, after an
examination, if he Is found In the wrong
he will voluntarily resign. j
'i
T
The Oregon Cat club, Incorporated '
.(.niri'uj i uuiaiiini an 1 1 1 ju 11. t ii,u iium
Circuit Judge Kavanaugli, temporarily 1
restraining the Oregon Cat club, unin
corporated, from the use of its name.
The injunction suit 1s the outcome of a
split in the ranks of tne cat fanciers,
which first reached the courts when th.? !
unincorporated organization sought to i
enjoin the Incorporated club from glv- ,
ing its annual show at the Meier & '
Frank store in January, 1913. Judgo
McGinn denied the injunction, thus per-,
mltting the regulars to hold their show
The opposition did not hold a show last I
January.
The present initiative has been taken
by the stock corporation for the pur
pose of preventing the competitors from
further use of the name Oregon Cat
club, whirh would mean that the unin
corporated club, could not. If the order !
was made permanent, receive entries.
award prizes, or transact any business i
under the name of the incorporated club. I
"We have no Issue with the opposi- '
tlon club except that regarding the use j
of our name," said a director of the i
incorporated organization.
"They will not be molested in their
attempt to put on a show under the '
rules of the Cat Fanciers' association, !
providing they do not encroach on our i
rights. We are paying the state for!
the use of our name and contend we ,
have exclusive right to it. We will give
our show at the Meier & Frank store,
January 22, 23 and 24 next, under the 1
rules of. the American Cat association, '
and Mrs. Klbert Beese, secretary of ,
the association, who judged our show 1
last year, will officiate again at the i
coming show." i
CONTEST FOR OFFICE IN
JACKSON CLUB IS KEEN
A spirited fight is expected tonight. 1
when the Jackson club will meet In
the convention hall of the Commercial
club to select officers for the coming '
year. -The rivalry centers chiefly
around the positions of president and
secretary, now held by Judge John H,
Stevenson and Fred J. Phelan. Mr.
Phelan has been secretary for the past ;
three years, and refuses to allow his ,
name to be considered for the office
again. Among those prominently men-.,
tloned for the office of president are: ,
12. Versteeg, Floyd Bilyeu, James B.
Carr and Krncst Kroner. Those looming
in the foreground for secretary are W.
S. Snyder. A. If. Harms and William
Nevt'le. while D. M. Watson and Bert
F.. Haney will probably oppose each i
other for tho position of treasurer.
The Jackson club will meet at the!
Commercial club the first and third
Friday of the month during the coming I
year. At tonight's meeting Postmaster
F. S. Myers and Collector of Customs
Burke will make addresses.
Garry Won't Trade. J
Philadelphia, Dec. 6. The Cincinnati
team refused to consider .the trade of
fered them by the local National league
rlub.j Manager Dooln wanted to trade
Doolan and Knabe for Tinker and Uroh.
ION
OREGON CAT CLUB
WIN
IR
ROUND
11
TO START LONG TRIP
W. T, Denison, Confident of
Confirmation as Philippine .
Commissioner, . Ready,
Now a "JJull Mooser" Is taking hla
chances with a Democratic senate and
starting on the first stage of a journey
to a remote land as a member of a com
mission of which so far he is not a
member.
Rut so confident is W. T. Denison of
New York that hla uppointment to the
Philippine commission will be con-
! I-irmecl t,,at he has reserved passage
on a steamer bound out of San Fran
cisco for Manila, sailing next Thurs
day. If hla appointment ia not con
firmed by that time, he has passage al
so engaged for a steamer that sails a
week following,
Sir. Denison lately resigned as as
sistant attorney genera) of the United
States to become a member of this com
mission. Ills nania has been sent to the
senate, but that body is awaiting the
return to Washington of Senator O'Qor
man of New York before It ratifies It.
Mr. DeniHon Is visiting his cousin in
Portland, Ellis F. Lawrence.
Policies Ifot Mapped Out.
"I haven't mapped out any policies
for my work in the Philippines," said
Mr. Denison this morning. "I have no
doubt that I will be confirmed, but I
want to know something about thing
In the islands before I make any plans,
In the meantime, I am talking with
everybody I meet who ever has been in
The
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Uiu. Laxi.a, Mar. 4--40 Mi
nut, iv. i.., Mar, atu M;
utLtJ., i., Ouiropoaiat.
Maui A-4B83 819
HuU, UBCAtt R
Wnoteaaie idimoar, tUkt. 8116 604
llkaiitat., i.. xl. Lata. C
Marshall 3118 H
Uuruuahiti, Dtt. J. U., fbyaioian and
burgoou, at. oiM, A-i7i tXi
Mxx.xva at MAaxxN, Oatoopatha,
jsaraiiali lava (06-7
N.x.BU, AsaAHAM, Att'y.
Main lOuV 107
Viu.ojh, uA. xvMjlL J., DentUt.
Main Wirt dot
NoaixiVxofEaN ELECTRiO CO.
Mai. 61u, A-MUl 4ti Xloor
NUaxxtwcalavaa LUMBER CO.
Maiauall olai 606
0CCxxx.xl'iti. LliE IKS. CO.
Mar. 1160 W
0a.Ai.EK ROBERTSON, Baal Estat
tar. 42K 811
OKEiiON CIVIC LEAGUE, Main 8809.. 809
on-cuoa tauaAviati CO,
Mar. 3033, A-o454 gd floor
OactiON 1XRE aELIEE ASSOCIATION
atauJ 3976. A-3a7o 606
fAtXtiC LAND CO
Star. 422 611
PajiAxCK, DR. J. 0-.... U9
rairra A EUBANRS, Attorneys
aaaxahail ou, A-luil ....914
PlalxixvarON'S NA'l. DETECTIVE AGENCY
Ham 8J3 601
FLAXORUUND AND RECREATION ASSN.
OX' AmxJUxCA, Main 98e. .....909
uuxCK, a. A., insurance
Main Su76, A4976 , 60i
RcxJNOLxia, MlbS NANCY HILL, 0. 8.
amain 612
RxvaxvOLDS, JOS. W C. B.
Main 138 .....811
Euofc Oil t LUMBER BHINOLE CO.
Mar. 8118 614
6EoaEkx. I. J Real Estate.
Main IW ,.300
8KxjKf.Etf, IDA B., C. S.
Min tii81 .....804
8xa.ANltx.xvG, R. PhyalcUa and
Surgeon, Main 623, A-1371 gi(
TkuaaMALD, DR. O. T., Mais 676...... ol
UMiVEAbtlx' OF OREGON EXTENSION
D1ARIMENT
Main 8a6 809
Walters, louise e., c. s.
Mam 028 1 604
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO., Paving
Contractors. M. 6716, A-8344. ...7th flr
WfeSTBROOK It WESTBROOX, Attomaya
Main 1007 , ' ....807
WEST FORT LUMBER CO., THE
Mar. 8112 614
WHITESIDE, DR. OEO. Phyaioiaa and
Surgeon, Mam 1324 007
WITXENUERO, MASON, Baal Estate.
Mar. 300, A-1011 ..i ..816
WOODARD, M. 0., L'ar. 8118 (It
WOERNER, PAUL, Baatarkologiat.
Main 623, A-1871 ,. .,, 816
WRIGHT-BLODOETT CO., LTD,
Timber. Lands. Mala 7 446...... lit float
BULL MOOSER
mi
1
We- Kl
lihff .,?', t,,Un,mr i a. -aim ,frr&ffl
the Philippines and absorbing; informa
tion like a blotter. ;
"Yesterday Mr. Lawrence arranged a
luncheon at the - University club at
which If. B. Miller, formerly consul In
Manqhurla during the Russo-Japanese
war, was a guest, and we had a long
talk about the eastern altuatlon. In
Omaha I met my predecessor in tli
islands, Dean C. Wooster, who told me
a lot of things. After I get to Manna
I will keep on studying and maybe
can learn enough to bang on to the Job."
Mr. Denison, as a member of the com
mission, will be a member of the upper
house of the Philippine congress, win
lie secretary, et the ;Jnterlor-..far-the
islands with jurisdiction over health
and sanitation, the hospitals, land ques
tions, libraries, schools, will be a re-
gent of the university and will have
sutii vaueu umci uuues tuui no huw
doesn't begin to know what they all will
be.
Prominent la rublio Idfe.
Mr. Denison lias been in public lifV,
for some time. Under ltoosevclt he
had charge of the prosecution of the
sugar frauds In tie New York customs
set vice, and was promoted by Taft to be
assistant attorney general, which place
he held under Wickersliam and con
tlnued under McReynolds.
The only case he handled affectinB
tha Pacific northwest was the Willam
ette lumber case, but he declared this
morning that the little he has seen of
this region he is mightily Impressed
with its possibilities. Today a Confer
ence was arranged between him and City
Commissioner Dieck. who haa been in
Manila and from whom he expected to
get more first-hand Information.
Mr. Denison explains his appointment
as a Progressive on a Democratic com
mission by the fact that the government
wanted one non-Democrat on the body.
A revolving seat and a projection for
holding a milk pail feature an Illinois
inventor's millng stool.
NEW TODAY
A Present of
$400
A lovely 8 room home In Itose City
Park district must be sacrificed be
cause owner is leaving for West Stay
ton. He has cut his price $400. Here
is your chance. As little as 1500 cash
takes It; balance like rent. Furnace,
fireplace, hardwood floors and every
thing In shape to move right Into, whioh
means a lot of money saved. Call at
onco at Realty Dept. of
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
FourRoomsModern
$1650
Almost new, well built home. Occu
pied and built by owner. Fine Dutch
Kitchen and basement, 60x100 lot; fine
lawn. Street improvements all pal. I.
1V4 blocks to Rose City Park oar. Close
to school and stores. Nice neighborhoo J
Call at Gregory Heights office. Take
car to 72nd at Come Sunday.
Gregory Investment Co.
Mortgage Loans
6 to 7 Per Cent
H.E.MOONEY
310.
Boom 431 railing Bldg.
Money to Loan
on Real Estate
Apply direct to
HOBQAJT PECKHAM,
Railway -Exchange.
Title & Trust Company
rourth and Oak Streets.
Mortgage Loans
We Make Building Loans.
CITY AND fARM LOANS
11000 and up at lowest rates.
C. M. ZADOVV
414 Oorbatt Bldg. A-1416, MarshaJJ 93,
English Plum Pudding
I make the genuine English Plum
Pudding. Order now In time for your
Christmas dinner. Best ingredients
used. Phone Mrs. Work. Main 7694 or
A-3472.
FEAREY BROS.
We Buy Note
248 Salmon SL Main 1888. A-17II
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: IlKAL ESTATE TRANSFKIW
Wellington Investment Co. to Anna.; A.
, PearNon, low 20, So and 81, block 17,
Wellington
Laurelliurat Co. to D. B. Thoniaa, lot
11, Hock 8, Tanrelburat
University Land Co. to Julia A. Me-
Bride, lot 12, block 62, CnlTeraltf
Park
Joseph Kelly to M. J. M atone, et al. lot
O L.'. lot in hi,... to 57. ,'slr-
829
1.390
; 450
oirt . : : . i 1.400
lit. Hood Hy. Dev. Co. to JotepU Lieut,
lot 1, block 4, Talbot
Will Wright to Hankers' Investment Co.,
lot 4, blek 10N, Itos City Park
Northwestern Trust Co. to Edward York,
lot S, block il. Wllburton
University Laud Co. to' John H. Mr
: Brldo,., Jot -JUL- block JJ8V . Uatreraity
Park
Bart Johnson t Win. Gutton. lota S3
and 24, subdivision block ti C'hlpman'a
addition to St. Jutina
PnrtlAml Trust t'. -in Aliffiist )iirsr. lot
too
160
1,82
450
a,oo
2, block 1. Ryan plaea 1.000
nisie con linn Aiaricn ana nusoana to
Jwls A. Fuller, lot 8. block 86.
Bello Crest So0
LatirelhnrMt Ho. to Eninlra Investment
Co., lot 7, block 61,. LaureUiiirat 1,200
cintne fiicu. ciiiss t l.atona a. Bon,
lot 3, hlok liO, Multnomah
Nellie High to Eva Harlilek, lota 31
and 8.1, block, 174, University Park
alt. Scott Park Cemetery corporation to
Mra. Mary A. Ingham, lot 160, section
Ureenleaf, auld cemetery
Fred A. Jacobs and wife to Mary K.
Huerth, lota 17 and 18, block 11, Berke
ley Amanda. A. Andrews and husband to T,
It. Allen et al, lota 11 to 14, block
8, Errol Hta
H Hiiiimm In I. tl. tluvltlsnn. et n.1. eaat
i,ioi
479
150
810
1,200
V, lota 7 and 8. block 102. (Ity 6
100
Belle R. Brooks and wife to M. Alle
Hanson, lota 8 and lis, block 1, Fre
mont addition
4,00.)
600
Carrie V. Dcatautun and husband to
Thomas K. Kamsey, lot 6, block 18,
Flrl.tnd
B. L. Caldwell and wife to John P. Mur
ray, et al, lot 4. block 10, Lovelelgh
SOC
100
1,600
000
36S
Ueorglna B. Bell to A. McGill et al,
lot 9, Palutlne Hill
Lnurelhurit Co. to Fred Fischer Jr., lot
6. block 9. Laurelkurst
Sarah K. McConnell to Selma Wolfe, east
H lota 9 and 10, block "T," Sellwoml
Mt. Seott Park Cemetery to ft. P. Orr,
et a, lot 101, Section Hillside, aaiu
cemetery
Albort U. Wright to Bart Sarleh, lots
c, it, c ana a, block: .v, ruentwoou
aubdivlalon. lota 7 and 8. block 20..
826
W. M. Banichbach and wife to Walter 8.
Cotton et al, lota 17 and 18. block
20. Tremont Dlaoa
860
700
John M. Pittengcr and wife to Homer C.
Benner, lot 11. block 1, Mlnrose
ltlchnrd W. Montague et al to William
llyan. lot IS. bock 32. Centra! Al-
blna 2.300
Portland Realty A Truat Co. to K. J.
ixeiie, et ai, tot xa, nioea it, t nieago 200
C. Sutton and wlfo to Albert H.
Boyd, lot 9, block 4, lttgga addition 2,or0
CkKTlUCATbo of tltla made. Title 1
Trust Co. I.ewla bids. 4th and Oak.
--LiiN-?-.yEffS3?-,-
0.--W. II. & N. Co. Erect 1 etory frame
storehouse. Alliiua arda at Intersection of
Uoldsnitth station; builder, Monro Bros., 61400.
Koaa K. Daniels Erect 1 story frame barn,
E. lid at., between Harrlou and Stevens; build
er, Camp A 1 Mi Pay, 61760.
K. Goddy Krtct 14 itorv frame dwelling,
1183 Uolgate at., between 30th and 41at; build
er, C. C. Adama, 81000.
J. A. Peterson Knwt 1 atory dwelling. WJO
Saratoga st., between 27th and 2Mh; builder,
same, $300.
Gregory Investment Co. Kreet 1 atory frame
dwelling. 72d at., between Fremont and Klick
itat; builder, Tim Welsh, $1000.
Gregory Investment Co. Erect 1 atory frame
dwelling, 79th at., between Klickitat and Sis
kiyuu: builder, aame, $:ioo.
Welnhard Eatate Itepair 4 atory brick
building, S. K. corner 4th and Alder ats.;
builder. Portland Elevator Co., $275.
Gregory Investment Co. Erect I story frame
dwelling. Kith at., between Klickitat and
Siskiyou; builder, name. g.'Soo.
MEETING NOTICES
41
AL KADER TEMPLE,
A. A. O. N. M. S Spe
cial session Monday, De
cember 8, 1918, at 8 p. in.,
for" ''the purpose of re
ceiving a visit from the
Imperial potentate, Wil
liam W. Irwin. Masonic
temple. West Park and
Members of the band and
Yamhill sts.
the patrol are requested to meet at the
temnle at 7:S0 D. m. Visltinsr nobles
cordially invited. By order of the
potentate. HUGH J. BOTD, Recorder.
THE Masters' & Wardens' as
sociation will meet in joint
session with Oregon Lodge
No. 101, A. F. & A. M., at its
stated communication on Sat
urday evening, Dec. 6. at 8
o'clock p. in. All past masters, master
and wardens are requested to honor
us with their presence on this occasion.
Visitors cordially Invited. By order of
W. M.
Vital statistics
marriages. Births, Deaths'.
MARRIAGE M CB 3f 3E8
SANGKIt In this city, Dec. 6. Charles F. San
ger, aged 44 years. A brief service will be
held at the family residence, 0M E. Taylor at.,
Monclav. Dee. 8. at 1:80 o'clock p. ni., after
which the regnlnr funeral aervlcea will ba held
at the Elks Temple, at 8:30 o'clock p. m.
Friends Invited. "
HEDQCIST In this city iJec. 6. Brlta Hed
onist, aged 23 yeara. The funeral services
will be held Sunday, Dec. 7. at 2:30 o'clock
f. id., at the residence establishment of J. P.
Inley A Son, Montgomery at 6tn. Friends
Invited. Interment at Klver View cemetery.
F. J. Whittlesey, 810 Wasco at., legal, and
Edith M. Woodcock, 1407 Union ave., legal.
Robert Trimble Lines. OOtt E. Alder at., 22,
and Maria A. Beck. 1187 Broadway east, 20.
Isaac Safron, 710OM at., 28, and Frieda
gperaek, 6fll 8d St., 20.
MILLER At the family realdence, 501 Eaat
21st at., Pec. B. William B. Miller, aged
80 veara. anrvived by wife, 3 aons and 6
daughter. Announcement of fnnejal later.
W. G. Smith & Co. HSS&JSZ
Washington bldg.. cor. 4tn on wasn ton.
JOHNSON, florist,
bldg. Main 4493.
cut flowers.
Columbia Theatre
Plants, designing,
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark st.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
end floral designs. 289 Morrison st.
AUTOS for hire. $2.60 PER HOUR.
Main 814. A-4314. 80? Stark st
HARRY K. SPALDING. Florist, cut
flowers, floral designs. 861 H Wash.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
CLARKE BROS., florists: fine flowers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison st.
"WANT AO
FOR SUNDAY 'JOURNkL TAKEN UNTIL
9:0 'Clock
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Telephone ads given particular attention; Gall
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DEATHS A7TD FUNERALS
UAACK la tbla city, Uee. 1, William liaack,
aged 80 yean, of 1448 Hawthorne nve.v
Friends invited to attend funeral eervlcoa,
wbich will ba bald at Ilolinan'a funeral parlors.
at U p. in. tomorrow (Sunday), Dee. 7. Con
eluding aervleea at the Portland erematorluw,
6ITIZi:i. At her home. 32 East )th at N.,'
Dee. 5,. Mary W. Blitael. aged 78 years, 9
months, 12 days. Widow of the late Jacob
Stltael. Announcement of funeral later. . 1.
it mi; kinds. Main 7768. A-7708. 110 4th
MAX M. 6MITH, florist, 141 V4 th st
In fiellln bldg. Main 7216.
FUNERAL- WKBCTORS
NEW UOMB OF J. P. FINLET BON.
The only residence undertaking estab
lishment In Portland. Representlns the
greatest sdvance in the science of fu
neral service. Tha automobile aauli.-
ment and secluded driveway are among
the many exclusive features. The es
tablished policy of moderate orlcas has
oaver bau changed.
3. P. FINLKT & BON.
Perfect Funeral Service,
Montgomery at 6th.
'1'YKRKLL TRIPS CO.
LARUE MOTOR BUSBE8.
Greatly reduct
your funeral
expenses. So
passengers
ac oommodated
in each car.
Rates quote.)
on application.
Phones: Kast 1108; B-H45,
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading
runerai oirector. sa et.. corner
Ealmon. Lady aialstant. Phones A
1611. Main 607.
himninrr X. MC nanUndertakers
UUllllllip, U6 IVIbl-lllCCM o d e r n
In
every detail. 7th and Pine. Alain 430,
A4boo. caay assistant.
LIE
fin Leading east side uudertaa
n er. Lady assistant. B-P888,
"u East 781. E. th and Alder.
AR 7o!lor Pft 092 Williams av.
1 111 .cilSr OOt b'sst 1088. Lady at.
tendant. Day and night service.
(TIACQ ttidertuklng Co. M.lu 4162.
XLVVLO A-2HV1. corner 8d and Clsy.
DCTXDCnM Undertakers, K. loau. itis-
rcAnoUiN 7i Russeii st.
URMSTUCK, 187 K. 13tb. Sell. 71, tt-113, ad
university Fara Col. a4-80.
ERICSON.KaiDiS
E UNO. PI.S. .
22SS. 44B MorriM st.
MOXTJMENTS
Schumann Marble Works
Esst 2d and Pine. East 74S.
PORTLAND Marble Works, 264-26t 4th
st. Opposite city nail, main o4.
BUSINESS PROPERTY 60
CONCRETE store building, 2100 sq. ft.
floor space, 2 stores, on nest street
n district Will rent for $40. Owner
must sell. Will taka anything of value.
Z-438. Journal.
FOR MALE HOLSES
61
BUNGALOW SACRIFICED.
$500 cash, or good secured paper, will
buy a $1250 equity in new, modern bun
galow, corner lot,- 1 block from car.
Balance payable on easy terms. This
is a positive sacrifice of $760 on the
aiue or tins property.
LVEUDEMANN, KUbEI IU,
913 Chamber of Commerce,
FURNISHED COTTAGE, $50 DOWN.
4 rooms, modern bungalow, new. neat
Iv furnished, close to school; balance
$"20 a month. Also have 3 room fur
nished cottage on peninsula. 1 block
from car, for $800; eaay terms. 932
Chamber of Commerce. Main 6445, or
A-4382
BEAUTIFUL MT. TABOR
Fine new 7 room home, all modern
with built-in features, hardwood floors,
furnace and evervthlng complete; bOi)
feet above down town; beautiful view,
paved street, near park!: $2500 cash, bal
ance 7. P. O. Box 463.
$6800 BUY now and get this beautiful
Irvington home far below cost; white
stone in front, white stone fireplace to
ceiling, family sleeping porch, llvlne
room 14x28; beautiful shrubbery; lot
60x128: no trades. Phone East 5100.
AT? elegant new bungalow, hardwood
floors furnace, etc.. 1 block from
Sandy boulevard, price $3500, $500 down,
terms VH-ou per monin, inciuaing; in
terest; must be sold before December
15. Main 9042.
FINE IRVINGTON HOME.
Will sell like rent. Finished oak and
mahogany, 9 rooms, servants' rooms, 2
baths, garage. 739 llalsey. Owner, Eaat
273. W. 1, Htraman.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 7 room
modern house, Hawthorne district,
pebble glazed crushed marble. See this
before buying; by owner. Tabor 1782.
SICKNESS forces me to sell 6 and 6
room modern bungalows, lot 60x100,
terms, or will sacrifice for cash. Owner,
Sellwood 87.
TWO room hdiiae. some furniture, lot
40x100, $400 cash; 4 blocks to oar;
call Tabor 3469 after T:30 p. m.
HAVE two bungalows; wish to sell, one;
take your choice at a very low price.
P-607. Journal.
TWO full lots small house, etc., fenced,
$1300, $200 down, terms. Owner. 4432
63d st. S. E.
$100 DOWN, $10 PER MONTH.
New modern 6 room bungalow, clos;' .
to car; snap. Call owner. Sell wood 2204
$100 $10 PER MONTH.
Furnished 5 room bungalow, closi
to car. can Meuwooa zui.
STRICTLY modern 8 room house in
Irvington on Broadway carllne; 57 7
E. 24th at. N. Phone owner. Wdl. 2630.
MA.- me an offer, terms, new modern
bungalow, close to car, restricted dls
trlet. Call owner, Sellwood 2204.
LITTLj home, furniture and piano In
cluded if wanted; excellent condition.
$900. Tabor 1432. '
(Continued on Heat rage)
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