THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1815.
10
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
: BECKENHAM IS HERE
FOR CARGO 0
F
GRAIN
- Vessel Is Expected to Be
. , . Ready to Load Wheat by
. Next Wednesday,
. 'FRENCH BARK IS LOADED
TUnoh Buk Xt Pillar Is Also Being
' LodA at MttM7 Sock) Nivtjo
' Bna Monday Sight.
Swelling the grain tonnage In rfort
' tha British itcamer Beckenham, Cap
tain Gow, reached the river at 8 o'clock
'this morning. .17 days from Cristobal,
to. load wheat for M. H. Houaer.
Although she reached the Columbia
i today announcement of her charter to
' Mr. Houser was made but two weeks
ago. The Beckenham left Philadelphia
''". July 31, Norfolk August 3 and Colon
r .August 13.
She will berth at Irving dock und it
: is expected she will be ready to load
.. wheat for the west coast by Wednes-
day. The British bark Klllarney. also
, under charter to M. II. Houser, is dis-
. charging her ballast at Linnton.
The French bark Noeml, laden with
grain for Sydney for Balfour, Guthrie
. A Co., was pulled into the stream by
r the gteamer Bhaver this morning, but
no tltne haa been set for her depar
" tur.
Of the other grain ships In port the
French bark Duplelx Is discharging
-.ballast at the dock of the North x'a
Ciflc Lumber tompany and the French
I, bark Le PJlier Is being loaded at Mer-
I sey dock
Bringing GOO tons of New York
freight, the eteafner, Navajo. under
Charter to W. It. Grace & Co., left San
;.. Francisco for Portland at 3 o'olock this
morning. She is due to reach the local
harbor Monday night.
Another steamer arrived for Mr.
; Houser early this afternoon in the Nor
wegian steamer Ktrinda, 21 days from
Nagasaki. The Strinda will go on the
Oregon drydock for cleaning and scrap-'i'.-ing
after reaching the local harbor. She
l' J taken to load wheat for the United
- Kingdom at 92 shillings sixpence.
"PASSEXGERH VIEW REGATTA
Beaver to Be in Astoria During
Marine Sports.
Passengers on the Big Three" liner
Beaver, which left down shortly after
t o'clock this morning- for San Fran
Cisco, were rejoicing that they were
to see part of the Astoria regatta dur
ing the steamer's layover of an hour
or so at that port.
. The Heaver carried 320 passengers
and 2300 tons of freight. Among her
passengers were F. T. Hyskell, Port
land advertising man; Aaron Harris,
assistant secretary of the Elks; Mrs.
H. T. Groves, wife of the, superintend
ent of dredges for the Port of Port
land commission; her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. D. Ro Groves, and the latter's
parents, JiOond Mrs. Dwyer of Al
bany; Mrs. F. E. Brown, a sister of
William Burke of the Postal Tele
graph company; Miss M. Dunn, Mrs. M.
A. Elckler and Carl I'rehn, engineer
of the Portland harbor patrol.
Somewhat delayed in coming up the
Coast, tho steamer Rose City- will
reach Ainsworth dock about S o'clock
tonight. She brings 2oo passengers
and a light cargo. t
TO HE SKXT FOR NITRATES
Eureka to Make Extra Voyage
Down the West Coast.
In order to spread the time between
the sailings of the steamem Kureka
and Tampico, of the Orecon-Callfornia
Shipping company, the Eureka will lie
gent to the west coast for nitrates
'after disrhargina; her cargo here, ac-,
cording to an ennounr-pinerit by Man- i
ager 11. M. Wllllama this morning. I
Tho fltpfimpr T.imnlcn M:iiloi frnm !
rk,n,t..iv,i n'.o
. roimim.u
x-oriiana oy way or me latmma canal
yesterday afternoon at 4:35 o'clock,
loaded to her Plimsoll line. She will
..t bring 600 tona of New York and Phila
delphia freight to Portland.
It Is expected that the Kureka will
. reach Philadelphia Tuesday, ami th.it
ahe will depart from that port for this
coast about September 10.
The Tampico will (llscharse her
cargo at municipal dock No. 1 end will
- proceed to Wauna to load lumher for
Sudden & Christensen after dlscharg-
lltg. It is expected she will reach
I Portland by October 2.
ALL ALONG THK WATKRFROXT
' "Bar buoy No. 5, Tearock Rpit. ha
J been reported! missing to ftohert War
. ; rack, inspector for this liKlithouse dl
,', trict. It will be replaced as soon a
, 1 .possible. Mr. Warrack was hack at
s his desk this morning after a week's
' vacation at the beach.
. Mra. C. E. Shaver, niece of Captain
J. W. Shaver of the Shaver Trans
v portatlon company, was a passenser
on the steamer Beaver for yau Kriui-
Cisco this morning.
' . The McCormick steamer Kiamath
was) shifted to Rainier to load lumber
' last ni(fht.
James S. Folhemus, assistant en
. glneer In the United states engineer
office for the first Oregon district, re-
turned this morning from a vacation
spent at "Newport,
s After discharging her cargo of 400
i; tons of Rsphaltum, 100 tons of canned
; goods and merchandise at Couch street
dock, the McCormick steamer Multno
mah will load 600,000 feet of mining
timbers and 400,000 feet of Oregon
- - pine for San Pedro. The Klamath of
' the same fleet will take 1,000.000 feet
to San re3ro. leaving tomorrow with
.' good passenger list. x
. : The salmon ship Berlin, Captain Lo-
rentxen, has entered at the customs
'., house with 40,117 cases of salmon in
i one pound cans, valued at $220,643.60,
and 2646 cases containing half pound
cans, valued at $10,848.60. The Berlin
. reached' port early yesterday morning
afld was brought inside by the Port
of Portland tug Oneonta. -The St.
-' Nicholas, operated by the Columhia
River Packers' association of Astoria,
: was picked up outside at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, leaving one mora
Columbia river salmon ship, the Reuce,
' to be heard from.
Change in Masters.
- Serf Francisco, Sept 4. Captair
Fred M. Johhson has replaced Haxry
O. Clark aa master of the steamer
Cleone,
Plan New Government Tng.
- Plana hava been authorised for a
pev -government tug for use by the
1 second Oregon engineering district. It
is tha Intention of tha government to
use the proposed vessel for general
work and to retire the tug Arago from
service as she is old and not powerful
enough for the work required. The
George H. Mondell will supplant the
Arago when the new tug is built.
Lumber Carriers , Taken.
San Francisco, Sept. 4. The follow
ing charters are reported:
Bark Albert, to carry lumber from
the Columbia river to Sydney at 90
shillings, by J. W, Vance & Co.; the
schooner C. A. Thayer, to carry lum
ber from Grays Harbor to Newcastle,
by American Trading company.
General Sibert I Coming.
Brigadier General William L. filbert,
commanding the Pacific coast artillery
district, will reach Portland Tuesday
to visit the fortifications of the Co
lumbia. He will be taken to Fort Can
by on the government tug George H.
Mendell by Colonel Potter and Major
Jewett, corps of engineers.
NEWS OF THE PORT
Arrival Septambar 4.
Strlndn. Norwegian strainer. Captain bovdal,
from Naicaaaki to loud grain, M. II. Houser.
Fto. Lit, American Maimer. Captain Ran
kin, paa'eneera and freight frnnj Ran Pedro
and Ran KTaucliico. M. V. A P. 8. S. Co.
ile kenrmm. Iirltlun steamer. Captain Gow,
from balboa to load grain, M. H. H'umer.
Kt. Nlrholaa, American alilp. Captain Fry,
a I Dion from Nufbagak. Culumbta Hirer Pack
era ainoilatlon.
Departure! September 4.
Northern Pacific. American wteaoier. Cap
Kin Hunter, pa--ng-ra and freight for San
Kralicloco, G. N. 1'. 8. S. Co.
W. K. Herrin. American steamer. Captain
Kngalla, In water ballast for 8a n Francisco.
Associated Oil company.
Oroya Harbor. American "teamer. Captain
Johnson, lumber for Kan Pedro, Loop Lumber
conipanjf.
Deafer, American ateanter, Captain Mason,
peaaetigera and freight for San Francisco and
Sau Pedro. 8. F. ft I'. H. H. Co.
Marine Almanac.
Weather at River's Mouth.
North Head, Spt. 4 Condition at the
mouth of the river at H a. ni. : y.irt cloudy ;
wind north. IS mllex; sea rough.
Bun and Tides September 5.
But rises, 3:37 a. til. Sun Beta. 6:42 p. m.
Tides at Astoria.
High water. Low water.
10:40 a. m.. II. 4 feet. 4:2s a. tu.. OH foot
10:utt p. m., 7.9 feet. 4:2tl p. ui.. a. 7 feet.
Daily Kiver Headings.
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STATIONS
Si
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I.wlatoa
liuatllla
Albany ..
Salem ...
Portland
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River Forecast.
The Willamette river at Portland will re
main nearly stationary for the next few day.
Steamships to Arrive.
PASSENGERS AND FBEIGUT
Name
Roanoke
Great Northern..
Kreakwater
Hear
Santa Clara
F. A. Ktltiiirn. . . .
From Date
.8. P. and way... Sept. 5
S. F Sept. &
. Coos Bay Sept. fl.
. F Sept. I)
.8. F. and way... Sept. D
. 8. ., C. B. at E. . Sept. 11
.8. D. a ltd wav ..Sent 1-2
Geo. W. Elder
Northern
lieuver
Pacific. . . 8. F Sept. 13
. s. 1'. and way... Sept. 14
. 8. P. and way . . .Sept. 19
ttoee City.
j Steamers Due to Depart.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Name
Klamath
Multnomah
Great Northern. . .
ltoauoke
Northern Pacific.
Santa Clara
r Date
S. IJ Sept. 3
" i'pt.
S- ' Sen.
8. D. and way.. Sept.
F Sept.
6
7
H
U
u
a
Iloe city.
. 0. r ,, D,., u. J3...webt.
P.
and L. A. . . Sent.
Ureakweter (k hay Sent n
K. A. Kllburn C. B. and S. F...Sept. 12
Bear S. i". unil way.. .Sept. 14
(Jeo. V. Elder 8. 1). and way.. Sept 1f
iievtr S. p. and way... Sept. lfl
Steauiem leaving Portland for San Kraucl-co
only connei t nltb the Ktemners Yaie and Har
vard leaving San 1 ranclaco Monday, Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday for Los Angelea and
Mill Diego.
Vessels in Port.
Name
tiolden State, Am
l.e filler, Fr. bk
Berth
Knappton
I Meraey
Stream
Linnton
N. P. Lbr.
-Goble
Municipal No. 1
Astui la
VMorla
seh
Noeiul, Fr. bk
Klllnrne. Br. bk
Duplelx, Fr. bk
Akutan. Atn. str
Ievl (i. Burgess, Am. bk
AlhHiiy, I . 8. rrulKer
Si nth Dakota. U. S. orulser.
Klamath. Am. str
MultnotuHh. Am. Mr
W. s. porter. Atn. tr
liatuler
C'KK'L
I.lhntoti
..Munlclpnl No. 1
Bound no
stor!a
Bound uu
Berlin. Am. nhip
l!oe cut. Am. str. . . .
St. Mchdlne. Am. .-hip.
Hcckeiiloim. I',r. Ktr...,
At NolKhhoring Ports.
I Astoria, dr.. Si
t. 4 . -Sn ilor) t
for Snn I'prlrfi
Sl.unor YVa;ain
s . m .
via San
rannn.'o; at 0 11? ni. --stpatnm- V. A. Kilhiirn
fnr San Krau, isr.i. via way iK.r! ArilTed at
and left un 11 1 l:.tn a. m. British steitner
Ke kvnliim', fnun H illK.a. Arrived at 12 4j
p. 111. -StHsnier IChm-, fity. Iron, San Pedro
via San Kranclsco.
Taln.mli. Spj.i. 4 -Passed at P:30 a m
SclMM.iiA- Mahrl llalr. ' fioui Sydney for Se
attle. Astoria. Sept. 8. Sailed at 11 s. m.steam
er Alias, for San Krimiisi-i). Arrived at 1 -lO
y. m. -Steamer Northern Parifie from San
rrauolm-o. Sailed at 1 p. in. Steamer W
K. Herrln. for Snn Kranclseo; a' a -.W n 111 -Slsainer
Grays Harbor, fur San Pedro' -rhed
nl 8 p. 111. -Ship St. Nicholas' from
MiahagftR.
f.nrekn. Snt . " Siili-d
Steumer Santa
i i.tru. Horn I'oriland Mini t
1 r r:indsi'ii.
00s liny, for San
; S"iii:p Seif. :i Sailed -Steamer Ohioan.
- iii'jj, (iiiuuii in, .ew I i.)ra. Tut
way ports.
I
i", Krinrlsrn, ( :il . Sent
Ar
me., Miiern an sisnn r Nnshazah Brl
i"l li..y. P1.1 n. in.: Great N.rther.,. As
toria. .1 p. in.: f-entralia. Kui-eka. 4 1.", p n-
Miiri..i,.. Kureka. 4 :'.'o ,.. m.: Si. Heleni'
larmiia. , p. in.; French Urk Jtnartiakl. New-fai-tle,
11 :ui p. n,.: fleone. Mnttole Kil'u
p.m. Salleil -American atcamers Ialsv' Tort
land. 10 .. a. in.; Bear. San IVdro 11 20
a. 111.: SHiilimw. Portland. 11:20 p. m.- Mont
erey, In low tnc NaTis-ntor. t'nreks 'l 30 n
jn.; Admiral Schley. Seattle. 3::tt n m :
M.vernor sHn l'edr.,. 4:2o p. i : San .faclnt.'.:
y," '1',r'H,r- 4.2o ,. ni.; Dai.Mv fatnuni
l orllnnd. ., p. , . : Krklne M. Phelps. INivt
San I uls. 111 ion of luE Se, Borer. 5 p. m
Hrllish ateamer nnnialon. Lonrlon. B:30 p m
Ameriesr, sieamer Homer. Hueneme. 5:f0 p"
111.: JohHn I'ocl.en. Portland. IS p ni
No.vo. lort BrKK. with bark J. M . (iffit'h
Pedro. Id "Ni p ,u.
Wan Frsncleco. Sept. 4 -ArrlYed-Britivh.
steamer Pi in. " Alhcrt Miuii,,, ,i.ii.,i,, .
An,..rl, i n atencrr Kvlrhak. Nakne'k. 2 a. m.i I
j :HilrM. .Xlt.ion. :t a. ni.: Willamette San!
JiT'eV JJ:.L.s"r.r,.!:.r."'. v"-. R !
........ ... . i,L,no p a. ru.: Co one E.
I.. Kruke.
tmvluc hurto nr.. port Wells, n -
llriuiau i( k.
Port Hrjlfff I. a .... T- ,
pals, (.rays Harhor. K a. m. : Harvard. San
I euro. 9 a. ru.; osemite. tjravs Harbor
s. in.; Norwood. Shu Pedro, 10 a n, City
of Topekn Kureka. 11 a. m. Sailed American
strainer Navalo. Portland. 8 a. m u"-r,Laa
Mai-shfield, Or.. Sept. 3. Arrived Steamer
Hardy, .1 p. m.. Ban Francisco.
Seattle. Wash.. Sept. 4. Arrived American
,rk, B'. n'nt" fli"n i'WKl'ing, thenco Anu-
hI'.'S- "vviiV' "J;1" ' ": Barkefi
tine S. t.. Wilder. hoKclmiS. tow tuu J M
roliunu. 8:So a. in.: motor barge Wakena' b'
t. ixrta. l.'.'O a. m.: Krltish steamer ' Prince
Kupsrt. Prince Rupert. B. c.. Tia ports
ui. Sailed -Auiericau gteainer (Viucress San
tranclsco. 4:20 a. m.: Oorge XV. Fmwick
Dupait. 4:4.1 a. m. : Krltlh steamer Prince
Rupert. Prince Kuoert. B. c.. via ports. 9:aO.
Seattle Sept. :i Arrived American steamer
Northland. Sun Krsiiclsco, 9:45 p. m.; Alaskan
New York. ls Sun Fruwfsoo, 1 :.t) p :
PonBreiw. l acoma. 11 p. m. : ailln St. Kr'ancK
fom Nnahafsk. Aucust 15. la tnw tae Prosper
st noon: I . S. L. H. T. Mansanita. from
crulss. 4:30 p. in. Sailed American steamer
Jefferson. M. K. Alaska. II p. m.; Oh loan New
jois. vis nsn i mnrinco. noon; Admiral Dewey.
, " www. o i. ui. . aanaiiese steamer Hawaii
Msni. Tacouis. 12 p. m.
Kewara. Alaska. Sept. 3. Sailed Americas
steamer AlHanc. southbound. 1 a. m.
Vanewrer. B C. Sept. 4 Arrived Amer
ican steamer Wsslitsnn, I'ort San Louis, t
a. tn.
Port Anreles. sept. 3. Sailed Americas
steamer Hornet. San Frsneisco.
Port Townsend. Sept. 4. Arrived American
birkentinc Amiiuo, Melbourne, tbenre Julr
8. t 8 s. m. ; seuonoer Maid or Orleans, from
Berlna sea. g:S0 a. m.: schooner Charles H.
Wilson. Berlns; s. durlnr nljrht.
Taeoma. s,Bt. 4. Arrived Hritlsh stesmsr
Mscliaun. Vancouver, B. C, 9:30 a. m.
Wher. writing or calling
pleaae mentloa Tlx Journal.
advertiser,
Adt.)
GREATEST NEED IS
PREPAREDNESS
FOR
, LANE DECLARES
Senator Speaking Before
Jackson Club Says United
States Helpless,
LARGE ARMY IS OPPOSED
Oregon Lawmaker Believes Mora Boys
Should Be Trained In TJse of Arms
Thaa at Present, However,
Senator Harry Lane, in an informal
talk before the Jackson club last night
declared there was the greatest need
for this nation to add to Its prepara
tion for national defense, both In the
way of increasing our naval forces
and adding to the number of men who
are trained for war.
'TV'S would be helpless If the con
queror in the European war chose to
attack us," he declared. "Wa could
not even fepel the attack Of a little
nation that was equipped with any kind
of a fighting force. They could land
on our ehores and exact tribute, or
do anything else they wanted to."
He said something must be done
to strengthen the nation's defenses,
and while he did not favor a large
standing army he did facor having
more of the young men of the country
trained in the use of arms so they
would be ready if a call should ever
come for their services.
He spoke of the possibilities of the
European war, through the slaughter
of so many of the strongest men in
the white race, Ih reducing the military
power of the white people with a cor
responding increase in the military
power of the Asiatic races,
Frederick V. Holman made a talk
on some of the reasons why he la a
Democrat, dwelling upon the principle
of the Democratic party in upholding,
state's rights. He also spoke in favor
of national defense.
Mrs. Millie Ft. Trumbull, secretary
of the child labor commission, spoke
on child labor conditions.
Der. Esther Pohl-Lovepoy presided.
County Teachers'
Institute Closed
Discussions and Inspirational Talks
Prore Highly Beneficial to Ttaot In
Attendance.
The Multnomah County Teachers' In
stitute closed yesterday afternoon with
a session In which teachers and echool
officers discussed intimately their
common problems. The idea of the dis
cussions was to arrive more nearly
at complete cooperation between teach
ers and school officers. The three
Elliotts, singers and harpists, were
encored repeatedly. County Superin
tendent Armstrong said that he felt
that the institute was one of the best,
from a standpoint of interest shown,
that has ever been held in the county,
the talks being of an inspirational
nature and calculated to show the
teachers how to bring the rural s-chools
closer to the actual needs of the people.
Hop Pickers Wanted.
Albany, Or., Sept. 4. Although many
laborers in this section complain that
they are out qf work, local newspapers
today printed an advertisement read
ing, "Wanted More hop pickers." The
yard is run by A. F. Luther In Benton
county, less than two miles north of
this city. Fifty cents a box is paid.
Hind-Rolph Steamer Launched.
San Jrancisco, Sept. 4. The 10,000
ton freight steamer built at the Union
Iron works for Hlnd-P.olph & Co.,
will be launched today. The vessel
will be christened the Annette Rolph.
WAR
SHORT STORIES TELL DELAYED NEWS
Resume of the Events of Friday
for Quick Digestion
Eastern.
Washington The first American sub
marine base will be located at New
London, Conn., and probably will be
in operation soon.
Kew York A perfect score of 12
hits in 12 shots at a moving target
12 feet square and between 5000 and
7000 yards distance was made with
mortarg at Kort Totten.
ZTeaw Tork The Standard Oil com
pany of New Jersey has adopted an
eight hour working schedule and it
affects 25.000 workers.
Denver C. V. Elliott, ex-adjutant of
West Virginia, now a secret agent of
the United Mine Workers, is being
sought as a witness against certain
militia officers in connection with the
bloody coal strike.
Missoula, Mont. Krnest B. Clark,
assistant forest ranger, was mistaken
for a bear and shot y a hunter.
Denver, Colo. In a formal opinion
transmitted to Governor ;eoi ge A.
Carlson. Attorney General Fred Far
rar held that the military court of in
quiry, now in session, is authorized to
imprison witnesses, civil or military,
who refuse to answer questions.
Charges against General John Chase
and other officers of the Colorado na
tional guard are being investigated.
European War.
jrrw Tork Not less than 1000 Chris
tians were killed and about 4009 oth
ers died of disease in Urumiah during
five1 months of Turkish occupation, ac
cording to a letter forwarded by a
missionary to the Presbyterian board
of foreign missions.
Paris Under a hallucination that he
was a deserter, Lieutenant Poncet of
the French army committed suicide.
Washington More than 500 Ameri
can boys under 18 years have been
discharged from the British army upon
request frdm the state department.
They enlisted In Canada by misrepre
senting their ages.
Home The pope atill bases his hope
of peace in the United States and Wil
son. V
Pacific Coast.
Loa ogele Gratefulness for hos
pital care at many times and places
in tha United States, Frank Dygert, 0
years old of Springfield, N. Y.. died
and left property here "for all the
people."
San Francisco Ex-President Taft
last night lighted the exposition mort
gage and as soon as the paper burned
the matter of debt waa history only.
Tha ashes were carried into the skies
by Aviator Nlles and scattered to the
winds.
Saa Francis 00 Major General Ar-
Site for Perfumery
Factory Is Offered
Realty Board at aUetlaff Yesterday
Heart Offer of Portland Han; Hon
orary Mem'berihips to Be Extended.
At a meeting of the Realty board held
in the Chamber of Commerce dining
room yesterday the question of fur
nishing new industries with free fac
tory sites came up for discussion. In
this connection was announced by
C. Lewis Mead that he was prepared
to offer free east or west side sites
to any responsible concern that would
establish a plant for the manufacture
of perfume from the famous Portland
rose. It was suggested that the Realty
board and Chamber of Commerce com
municate this offer to manufacturers
in toth Germany and France.
Another feature of the meeting was
the desire for closer relationship be
tween the board and property owners
and it was decided to extend honorary
membership to 8. Benson and other lead
ing citizens.
BANDITS WRECK TRAIN,
KILLING 200 TROOPS
NEAR MEXICO CAPITAL
Dynamite Destroys Train
Just Ahead of One Carry
ing 45 American Refugees
Washington, Sept. 4. (I. N. S.)
Mexican bandits wrecked a Carranzlsta
troop train 10 miles east of Mexico
City, killing 200 soldiers, according to
a dispatch received at the state de
partment from American Agent Silli
rnan. Forty-five American refugees were
aboard a train just behind that dyna
mited by the bandits. The Americans
arrived at Vera Cruz safely.
Capture Bandits.
Washington. Sept. 4. (I. N. S.)
The capture of three Mexican bandits
in the vieintly of San Benito by Cor
poral Sword and five men from Troop
A of the Twelfth cavalry was reported
in a dispatch received here today from
General Funston. One of the bandits
was killed while trying to escape. The
others were brought to Brownsville.
Wanted "Dead or Alive."
Brownsville, Texas, Sept. 4. (U. P.)
Orders that they be taken "dead or
alive" hang over the Mexican bandits
who kidnapped and murdered two
Americans near here Wednesday. The
Mexicans surrounded in the brush near
Fresno yesterday and thought to be the
entire band of murderers proved to be
only a small detachment. Search
for the main body was resumed today
by civilians and United States troopers.
The first excitement caused by the
murder of the Americans, Donaldson
and Smith, has died out, but citizens
along the border are systematically
preparing to resist further invasion of
American territory.
Four Mexicans are reported to have
been killed within the last 24 hours in
skirmishes with deputies and troops.
No casualties resulted yesterday from
an attack on an American aeroplane by
bandits on the Mexican side of the Rio
Grande, but there was a sharp ex
change of shots when soldiers returned
the fire directed against the American
aircraft. More than 100 shots were
fired at Lieutenants Morrow and
Jones, who were in the aeroplane, but
they landed safely on American soil
uninjured.
Shlni-o Maru Leaves Loaded.
San Francisco, Sept. 4. Writh her
holds Jammed to capacity with freight
and with one of the largest lists of
passengers that ever left this port for
the orient, the Toyo Kisen Kaisha
steamer Shlnyo Maru leaves here to
day. Afternoon and Night Paragraphed
by Journal Readers.
thur Murray, commander of the west
ern division of the army, communi
cated with Mayor Rolph asking that
the city take steps to extend the Union
street municipal carline through the
Presidio to Fort Winfield Scott as
soon as possible.
San Francisco Officers were elected
by the International New Thought Al
liance here as follows: James A. Ed
gerton, Washington, D. t, president;
Grace Wilson. San Francisco, secrtr
tary; James S. Baird, Los Angeles,
treasurer, and R. C. Douglas, Boston,
auditor.
Palo Alto, Cal. Stark-naked fresh
men dashing past the Ka.ppa Kappa
Uanima and Alpha Phi soroiity houses
in the gray ciawn while co-eds watched
was a result of the annual poster day
rush yesterday between 30o Stanford
students of the two lower classes,
which today was said to have caused
the university authorities to forbid
the rush in the future.
General.
Chicago Inhabitants of Curacao
Island in the Dutch Indies face starva
tion through failure of the crops for four
successive years.
WaaMnyton Secretary ilcAdoo has
appointed a committe of treasury of
ficials to make recommendations that
will make the department more effi
cient and place it on an economical
basis.
Washington President Wilson and
Secretary Daniels will confer next
week on defense .problems.
Washington The Forestry service
has allotted 35 per cent of the forest
reserve receipts for the past fiscal
years to the various states. Under
this allotment $49,675 goes to Oregon
for schools and roads, $37,445 to Wash
ington and $75,Sil for, Idaho.
Paciflc Northwest.
Fuyallup Third annual' booster trip
for western Washington Ifalr will be
held September :2. and 200 automobiles
are expected to make the trip to Seat
tle. Bosaborg By a vote of 210 to 190
the directors of the school districts
of Douglas county decided to continue
tbe present system of school super
vision. Toppenisb The paid attendance at
the Round-Up opening yesterday wus
the largest in the history of the in
stitution. afarsb field There is a rumor locally
that the Souther Pacific company will
establish its yards at North Bend, and
that the, company is negotiating for
part of the Simpson Lumber company
holdings for a site.
Ol7pia Governor LisUr is due
home from a thj-ee-weka' trip m Cal
1 fornia and the east.
l H. ECCLES PLANT
AT BAKER DESTROYED;
LUMBER YARD SAVED
Will Rebuild at Once; Loss Is
Between $50,000 and
$60,000; Mo Insurance.
WIND WAS JUST RIGHT
rire Were started In Otber XTearby
Tards, Bat Prompt Worn Is
Effective.
Baker, Or., Sept. 4 Fire destroyed
the entire plant of the W. H. Eccles
Lumber company early this morning.
Loss Is -estimated at from $50,000
to 160,000. with no insurance. The
lumber yards were threatened for a
time, but the wind held in the right
direction. The loss would have 'been
tripled had the yards burned.
beveral small fires broke out in the
yards of the Baker White Pine Lum
ber company several hundred yards
away, but prompt action saved them.
Planing mill, shipping sheds, dry kiln
box factory and every other building
except the office was burned.
The plant win be rebuilt at once.
Over 100 employes, possibly woods
crews also, will be thrown out of work
for months.
Army-Navy Orders
San Francisco, Sept. 4. (P. N. S.) Army
orders :
Following orders reokd: Directing Lln
tenaut W. Kronen ton. 27tli infsntry, to sail
tr Manila on trauajxirt scheduled to lesrs
this port October 5; instead sails on transport
Buford; effecting Major Robert Sims, quar
urmaeter corjrs. under date of July JXi, snd
granting him leave of absence, revoked.
Army notes:
Dr. Arthur H. Reinetrln of this rity ap
pointed to medical reserve corps; Mentensnt
Walter O. Boswell. 21 at Infantry. Vancouver
Barracks. Wash., who has been in Georgia on
sick leave, reached here and met his wife and
two children, who were In tbe fife thit de
stroyed General Pershing's home at Presidio
a week ago; Mrs. Boswell escaped from tbe
burning building by jumping from a second
story window into tbe arms of a soldier,
spraining her back; both her children were
uninjured; Lieutenant Colonel Maury Nichols,
14th infantry, who has been tn ill health for
some time. ..gain ordered before retiring board.
Navy orders:
Commander J. R. Bsdy. navy yard, Paget
sound, to three months sick leave; Lieutenant
Commsnder W. B. Wells, commsnd Celtic, to
navy yard, Puget sound; Lieutenant C. 8.
McWburter. New Orleani to Albany; Lieu
tenant W. H. Lasslng. New Tork to Rhode
Island: Lieutenant 1. B. Hodges. Navy yard.
Washington to Mew York; Lieutenant C. M.
Yates, command F-2, to waft orders; Lieuten
ant H. W. Boynton, Albsuy to New Orleans;
Lieutenant W. L. Llnd, Cheyenne, to wait
orders; Lieutensut J. O. Hoffman, receiving
ship New York io Kentucky; Lieutenant H.
W. Hogford, Kaleigh to Naval academy; Lien
tenant H. J. Abbott, St. Ionls to Rslelsh;
Lieutenant C. t. Jersey. Kentucky to NsvalJ
acaaemy; r.nsigu William ieisou. Vermont tu
Neptune; Paymaster V. K. Perkins, Utah, to
await orders; Lieutenant L. L. Ltudley, com
mand Barry, to await orders; Lieutenant K.
K. Lewis, Barutoga, to swslt orders; Lieu
tenant 8. M. La Bounty, command CalUo. to
commsnd Barry; Ensign H. B. Crsll, Paulos,
to Saratoga; KnslEn Whitley Perkins. Monsd
anock, to Oalveston; The Glacier will leave
Mare Island yard September 15 for tbe west
eosst of Mexico; upon arrlvsl of the four K
class of submarines at Honolulu, the K boats
and the V boats assigned to that station will
be formed into the first submarine squadron,
torpedo flotilla, Pacific fleet; tbe fan Diego,
now at Mnre Island yard, ordered to Ssn
Diego 10 relieve the Colorado as flagship of
the Pacific fleet. Upon being relieved the
Colorado will be assigned to tbe Pacific re
serve fleet.
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE
BBOAOWAT ADDITION New 7-
room house and lot, 979 Tillamook
s treet, opposite h ernwood school. Hard
wood floors, sleeping porch, furnace.
Marked down to $1000, but worth more.
Only J 1 0 u 0 cash required.
See owner. 701 Board of Trade Bidg.
MEETING NOTICES 4 1
SL'SXYSIPE lodee. No. 1B3.
A. K. and A. M. members
notice All members of this
lodge and their families,
especially invited to attend
the "Grotto Picnic" at
Metzerer's Park. Or. Klec. Ry., Monday,
Sept. 6th. Sports, prizes;, "Kangaroo
Court." Get your tickets at Jeffer
son st. sta-, or Acacia club. Good on
all trains. Order of W. M.
E. M. LANCE. Sec
Vital Statistics
marnages.Birtbs. Deaths.
l SI N ESS ( A 111 )S
W Smith Ki n Wedding and
' 1 ' " ' Ylsi'.i
isi'.ing Cards
Third floor Morgan bidg.
WEDDING rings sold by weight.
N. Solomon, Jeweler, 331 Mor.
rlson, opp. Portland hotel.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co., 303 Stark st.
MAItKIAGE LICENSES
HIKTHS
ASHLEY To Mr. and Mn. A. B. Aaliley,
Maupin, Or., Augut 9; a ana.
I.AkK To Mr. anO Mrs. Melvhi H. l.alje. KKi
Bast Tenth atreet. Dtrth, Atifrnat 4; a ti.
ZIN8KR To Mr. and Mr, lleury . Zinaer.
8J1 t'linton tr.t. Auitat ST."; a danahit-r.
CHALKER To Mr. snd Mr. Mark E. 4bslk-
er. 5107 East Flftj -niiitli strept. viutlieat.
August 27; a son.
Bt.'SUBY To Mr. and Mr. Oc.rfte T. Bush
by, 592 East Muiu ktreet, Au-uat 28; a
on.
BLOCK To Mr. anrl Mra. Henrv Bkk. 573
Falling street. Auguxt 81; a jon.
ADAMS To Mr. anil Sirs. Tbcod-.re C. Adams,
1111 Sherman atreet. Auguat -4; a mn.
SOLOMON To Mr. .:mi M'ra. D.nilrl H. ol
ciuon, louO Kaar Thirty-fifth atreet, oorth,
Aiiguat 25: a daughter.
8W ANSON To ilr. and Mra. Carl D. an
8u, SIM Kerby atreet, Aug;uit 27: a ton.
GOUVORKA To Mr. and Mrs. John Oor
vorka, 713 Michigan avenue, Auguat 28, a
son.
MclH)XNELL To Mr. anil Mra J. J. Mc
Donnell, 572o forty -sixth avenue aoutb
epsi. AiipiiHt rt. a mn,
DEATHS AXD HXjIIIALS 75
BAN KIN The funeral service of the lata
Iledda Rankin will be beld Monday. Si
tember (5. at 2:30 o'clock p. m.. at tbe resi
dence eitabliftbmeM of J. P. Floler k Hon,
Montgomery st Fifth, friend invited. later
ment at filvervlew cemetery.
RNAVAX Edward F. Donuvan. Portland
surgical boapital. Aogust 31. 1 month, ia-
nitron.
DRAYU Alsnn T. Draa. 1SH2 Eat Davia
street. Auguat St. 78 rear, acute Ileocolltla.
HAVK1.S Alvin H. IJaoklua. Wlllamett
river, Auguat 30, 17 jeara, accidental drown-
ins.
BNG8TROMK Anna H. Engotrome. 8X8
Borthwick street, Anjrtut j, 40 year, car
cinema of breaat.
NAT Keank Nau, Good Samaritan, August
30. 52 yearn, uraemia.
KIODON Orlando c. Blgdnn. p 11 wood bo
pital, August 31. 8 years, teat sppecdl-
dtti.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 347
Wash. Main 269. A-12C9. Flowers
for ail occasions artistically arranged.
CLARK EEROS florists. 2S7 Morrison
St. Alain or A-1505. Fine nowers
and floral cesiens. No branch stores.
DEATHS A5D FCAERJXS 73
(CSStlMsO
MAHN Id tLta city. September . Frits W.
Malisi mi mm. faAhm of Mrs. ijrnu
Stuckle. of !H Orert street. Th fnneral
srroHi will be beM Mrmtr. 9ntsniber .
i o rux-m p. m.. st the rrmuence itaius-
tfe"t of J. P. FHiler Son. Montgomery at
Fifth. Frieeds ifliited.
FTJTERAL DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment with private driveway.
J. P. FINLKV & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. the leading
funeral director, 220 3d St., corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A
1611, Main 60,'.
Dunning & McEnteeodrTSn
erery detail. Broadway and Pine at.
Braailsay 430. A-455H. Lad assistant.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors,
East Alder St., Kast 52,
414
Walter C. Kenworthy
1532-1534 E. 13th. Sell. 71. B-1122.
Chambers Co,
Ih ave,
Wood-
Uwn 33UIS, C-1133. LaJy
embalmer.
ailLLLtt & TRACY, independent fu
neral directors. Prices low as $L'o, $tu,
$60. Wash and Klia. M. 261. A-7ssb.
A R 7pllarfn vuumma
Ai Iti -Cliai KjV, iiaat loss, C-1UK8.
Lady attendant. Uay and night service.
A. C" KEN WORTHY ft CO. Calls
promptly answered in all parts of
city. 1. O. O. F. bidg.. Lents. Taoor 527.
C V r M PQ Undertaking Co. Alain 4lt.il
3d and Clay.
Hctmlltnn t91 SOth and Uiiaan. 'u
dl I III lull neral services. Tabor 4313.
HKKKZK & SNOOK, B-12S2, T. 126.
1028 Belmont, at 34th. L,ady auenuanl.
P. L. LfcTHCH, leading east side under
taker. K. llth & Clay. M-1888, K. 7 SI.
R, T, Bryne ,?,.
and Kr.olt-C-K43.
ERICSON
RESIDENCE UNI. PLS.
6133, A-2235. 445 Mor.
MOXL'MEXTS
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
Finest marble and sranlte from our
Oregon quarry: 287 Hawthorne ave.
SCHANEN-BLAIR CO
PORTLAND MAKBLE WKS 264-2S6
4th et., opp. city hall. M. 8564, A-Hlli.
Philip Neu A Bona.
.AE3ING GRANITLCU
26T-SWCgTCOP. MADISON. I
FOR SALE -HO USES 01
"jnTo TERMS J2150
NEW PIEDMONT
BUNGALOW
in
1324 GRAND AVE,
Modern 5 rooms, bath, attic, base
ment, fireplace, oak floore, Dutch
kitchen, buffet, bookcases, panel din
ing room, grand electric fixture, beet
plumbing, everything up to date. Must
sell; terms.
OWNER, 1324 GRAND AVE. N.
WoodUwn -or Vancouver tars 1 block.
Phone Hellwbod 75.
$1050
75x100 FOOT LOT
4 room bungalow, nicely finished.
Dutch kitchen, built-in ironing board
and cooling closet. House piped for
gas. Easy terma. Take Rose City Park
car to 7 2d aid Sandy road.
SEE AUSTIN,
GREGORY INVESTMENT CO.
Here's a Real Snap
New 8 room 2 etory house with large
attics, at 1141 Taggart st.. Richmond
addition; full basement, furnace, fire
place, hardwood floors, everything
built in. front and back porchfs, two
toilets and line bath room, shades and
linoleum; for price and terms phone
Tabor 8 4 49.
HOME FOR THE OLD FUlKoj $1200.
7 room house, lot 32x105, with alley.
100 feet from junction point o two
street car lines in Montavilla; unques
tionably future business property.
Look this- up. $50 down, $10 monthly.
Fred W. Jerman Co., 732 Cham. Com.
i5o CASH, $10 monthly, buys two lots
and modern 6 room bungalow with
built-in conveniences, fruit and shrub
bery. 64 1R 2d st. S. E., two blocks
south of Ml. Scott carline at Gray s
Crossing. $2000
$1525 Rose City Park. sth si., 4
rovm bungalow, hardwood floor, fire
place, electric fixtures, full plumbing.
good range, lull basement. Easy terms.
Owner. Tabor 2626.
7 ROOM, modern house, furnace, fire-
I pl"oe. walking distance; fine loca-
ticn, central, east eide. $300o; terms,
i Bv owner, I"'--!. Journal.
Ho. I IT Y in niy Portland Heights bun
galow at very low figure tor cash.
Marshall 55S7.
S ACRE, small house, barn, fence,!.
4C fare. T00, $100 cash. Withiow
S.- Orr, 4 1 1 Henry bl1g.
RIJXGaLOW PLANS. J6
H
A WILLIAMS. S0 M-KAY BE IX
FOR 8 A Lie LOTS
13
CLIENT raid vlWf Ctth for 6 nl' e
lots. Will discount UO'in. Must
have $250 cash. Hard lurk. Somt one
will prolit. R, W. Cary. 2 h.lectr.c
PullUlng.
WILL sell two lots at sacrifice. lo -
cated near Keed college. Must have
some cash. Call 607 jfpalding oidg.
liAKU.UN In tmihiiii?
relhurst: must he
clo.se estate. Main
old tor th to
,n tny $Suo equity
Wood lawn 3g2H.
MAKE me an offer
in lot: must sell.
ALKLiUE
TWENTY acres ail in cultivation, on
river. room house and barn, truu,
$2400; 'half cash.
2 acres, 6 room house, bain, chicken
outfit, 800; ln-.lt cash.
18 acres, all m cultivation, on river,
tifiiin- half cash. V
R. M. GATEWOOD V CO .
160 '4
4 tli st- at Morrison.
Gibson Half Acres
Oood soil. clty water, close to car
line .any terms; will build to suit
iiurcha-ier Pnone Marshall 1S85, oi'
M.iiwod 47. John H. (iioson. owner.
V POLLAKS ran
400 acres, Tillamook Co., cioe to
Wiison river, anU tb viUaije of Wll-
son;
cour
jlOUo casn, wuihi jwm vi
e it is a snap. Fred W. tier ma a
32 Chamber of Commerce.
Co
CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN Ranches
near r ortiaiiu, o. n i".".uu, uc
eoil good roads, near electebi. $ij to
1200 oer acre, easy mrnia. alcii'ar lane,
T . 1.1 i L.. . 1 r. rl
3 (i y 1 e"ii "i"b i
To AC'KbS, SV4 miles from misinesa
center uf Portland, on carlir.e. large
running spring, good soil, some tim
ber Price JoOt'O, T600 cash payment-
Principals oniy. i-, Jimm
FOR SALE by owner. Vi acre in Park
Rose, cleared and level, on hard sur-
fa cejad1ijatwzs
10 ACRES on east sioe, near electric
line, on county roaa. tint location.
Very cheap at t000. B-59. Jourtial.
ACREAGE at city Umiu cent fare;
easv parments. K. W. Cats, kti
Ele trie bidg.
21 acra subursan ham at utt i4
Division sts- nicely improved, ti acrea
fruit, berrtes; city water. Weil sll alt f
or part. Kaste Bros.. ls Henry b big.
FOR flALB FARMS
IT!
40 acres for sale. Z0 in cultivation. ,
tm lance pasture and some Umtr;
crwek running through place, Su fruit
trees ot different varieties; 5 room
1iop, trfleptoone, new barn 2a6u, gran
ary and other outbuildings, team, now
harness i cows, brood aow un.i piR,
:t chic-kens. 1 r?ani separator, wagoiv,
hack, buggy, mower and other imple
ments, H crop goes wltfc piace;
mile to school. H 10 Malino and
electric railroad, church and store.
Price $6000, J400U down, balance on tunc.
Address tl T. Schuifcauawr. rout 1.
box 3, Mnlino, Or.
92 ACRES, 82 cultivated, modern Im-
nroements lla-hta. Main, etc.; com
nii.i v .miiinv 17 miles, from Por
land; stock and improementa wortl
17m: n-ri. iiit.onsi cash and terms.
LOOK. 2 acres with new 4 room cot
tage. Vj mile from station near Better
ton. 150; cash and terms; price $126.
STROUD ft CO- Beaverton- Or.
. H. h,t small farms, flv e i
mues irom ciiy iim, o. e.., ,"-,
road; good improvements; extra good
bungalow; good young orchard, oma
terms. F-hone Main 9216. A. J. JWoui
t,m. S9 Washington.
lo5 .li;lo, si acres tillanle, aii fenced
and in cultivation; Wasco Co., Or.,
good wheat land .or good hog ranch;
close to school and wood. Trice a00,
purt tcrnisWF.Maglll, VVamlc. or.
610 ACrtKS. 1 miles from Vancouver.
t miles from Cainax. $ 50 acra, one
third down, balance terms; no trade.
12 V 1M St.
4 ACKKr I mile from town, 7 acres
denied: fair bulldiiiK. J1500, terma.
18.' Ainsworth. Wood lawn 1242.
!
j
rTTTTy 1
FOli RENT FA1W1S4
K(,R RKXT 1240 acre farm
equipped With horses, harnesses,
farm machinery, wagons, buggies,
cows chickens, tools, etc.. 1000 acres
ready for fall seeaing; ns pumping
plain. Should bring in income ot $2(1,
(hio coming year; $1500 ranh required.
Wrltf owner. C. Cole. Condon, ur.
FAKMS WANTED
KENT Oil 111 V
38
KAUM WANTED.
On shares by experienced farmer,
2 00 or 4(hi acre grain and hay farm
with equipment. Addreea
GKOKGE ANASTAS,
R. 1, Box 18, Hillwdale, Or.
WANTED Tillamook ranch. have
dairy hi id milk; rout in city clearing
good. H-n!4, Journal.
HOMESTEADS
47
In
HOMESTEAD 1 year old. produces
hay $55 per acre; have 7 left. Water,
wood, soil, climate, level. Box 1 4,
Lal'iiie. Or.
EXt HANtiE -llEAL ESTATE 21
REMARKABLE 83 acres, SO Culti
vated: jjoocl orr-hard. fair buildingi".
1R miles Horn Portland on Tualatin
river. J12,(mmi; exchange for residence
and casli to $76oo. -
Ask us about a going; Crook county
mock farm completely equipped, to ex
change for valley farm to $40,000.
HTROI D CO.. Beaerton, Or.
EXCHANGE $12,000 In Portland
bouses and lots for farm of 100
acres or more, not to exceed 115,000;
must have "5 acres In cultivation and
well stocKed; describe as to location,
stock, distance to railroad. Raymond
Barton, 1250 E. 39th st. . E., Portland.
Or.
f'UH SALE OR TRADE A fust clan
grocery and feed etore in a payroll
town in Washington. If you want .1
first class business don't pass this up.
Address owner, 447 oth at. Main 6561.
Call for Barton.
WILL exchange clear lot, aOxiuO. 80
minutes from postuffice. half block
from car line, on paved street; PM
$R50 sU years ago, for small late
model car. No Junk. Owners only.
M-11S, journal.
TWO modern 6 room hoiisjiri4n Port
land to trade for busineSaftitnd busi
ness property, middle or eastern Ore
gon or Washington. H. Tallmau, Lents,
( 'regon.
Salem
WILL trad for Portland or
hnm 1 I U. m rra. with modern new
lmiigalow at Ashland, value 13500.
Might pay some cash or asuume
Owner, r, 4 5 f. If.th St.. fnJem,
80 ACHES, good farm improvement,
Clackamas county. $2500; part trade;
cash, terms. Snap. I sell and ex
change the enrth or any business. R.
W. Cary, 82S Electric blag.
IN Sa.n Joaquin valley. Tuiare Co.. Cal ,
150 acres, a neavy raisin prouncinn ;
vinavard. 2 ideal- homes, ror Oregon 1
stock ranch equipped, to $60,000. B. V .
Bolen. Dlnuba. Cal.
2 j ACRES of choice land in cultivation '
near city limits, on curlinc, liKht at
station. Price $1,ohO; vlll trade for
modern reKldem-e up t- $i:;."o, terma
for remainder. Y-7iiK. .lonrnnl
ROOM house. I"t tMixlmi, fruit trees
- . . ..I jr.-
and barn, east s'o". cn
of $1800.
Will II" ,r "
Call "'I Pekum bidg.
property
iv vim hnv- rood oroberty and want
to exchange it. see Hell Heal Estate
Co.. S1H Railway Exchange.
BCTLTjEKS. Will exchange double
house for erection of residence, or
f iiinimxnla land Call Tabor 6130.
1., i"ui."s n..:ir ( anbv. lintirovea
no
JW ..... ......
M"
5 or
Hf'l: pi H f. 4.i.i'Hi, tu e'jiiMats iui
rnoni bungalow, mjj v.. iviu .v.
1"
i l;l near Vancouver ior dii or
:':;,lc Mm shall 2f.5.
. M'Kl It KA L KHTATB 31
f
jot or lots fHcIng east in wainut,
I i'aik, piedmont or Irvlngton. In ex-1
1 ciuingc' for "'-y & room cottage, value j
JM'Hi. iivi" location anu price mai
, lit 1 er. X-i 1 4, J
urnal.
KOO.MINti HOLSK8
5:1
iT,7iMi:r liin-ii" win bai v
f ne
li.rai 011. rent 112.60: good In -
come; $17;. for all; buy
from owner.
'1'pmiiS. Murshall 5SP.
Ti-ROOMS Cash and terms; clear,
low rent, all Tor U00. Wltbrow &
O11-, 411 lleniy hid:.
jpAViNO bole) in west side on easy
term, or exchange for city propert.
j r-,vner. K-i i. Journal.
BI SINKSS OPPOItTI'M'I'lKH 20
! WE Lave a $JI2 contract which we
i Lari p,,t vou in a position to secure.
payable 26o a month, if you have 00
in cash mor-ey to make as initial pay
ment on new truck Call in person and
wt r.'Vv? motor f'. mui iNT
GEULlNuEU MOTOR CAR COlll'ANl,
East Side.
363 East Oregon, cor Third.
ruR SALE 10 Cioxton Keeton tax
i'hI.ii cnmolete. bodies tuat nalntaid.
beautifully finished in genuine
leather; all cars in fine running or
der: very cheap; terms to parties with 1
good security. Address UX-4.4, Jour
. l 1 .....I
ON account 01 ioor iiwaiiii must go to
othr climate, must sell ray grocery
store at t bargain tor cash In Irvlngton
at E, 2th snd Halsey. Low rent. Call
and see me.
OROCERY. tnrotce 126O0; salea ti.OO
per iiit:;in. mi -ri.j,iiBuw4, iciiriajr
from business; no agents. J-.U, Jour-
ral.
j
FOR SALK Cleaning and pressing es-
tablisiiment, good location, reason-
nble price. or Jitney . trade. JI-63S.
Journal.
MAN with money for good manufac
turing lusineHi. product in rood de
mand big profits. Hee Mr. Bliss. 451
Wash, st.
COUNTRY sawmill, 2 miles out, J2000,
worth J4000; money maker. 1 sell
and exchange the earth or any busi
ness R. W. Cary. S2 Kleftric bidg.
1000 Business Cards 75c
Ryder pt. Co., H
W. por. 3d at Morrison.
FOR HALE-
,'heap
good paying tail
oring establishment, fins location. t -
486. Journsl. ,
ti OR whole interest well equt
picture thow. a-4;. journal
business opitinTuxrriKS so
U ' Vy'HJ.. ,., ,
FOR SALK Lln of novelties, good
sella rw, exrrHent cprmrtwnrty fa
right party. Call Tabor 3500, orY-9iT,
i JournsJ.
MOVKY TO LOAS 21
KK.VL KWTATK
LOANS o improved city property or
ft? R'ii,Wl"' iuipoHwi; adavnc inaj
as building tirui ensn ; !ii,rl reuav.
rnent prlvileses; no comiiusaion. jTl
IUpor.asnbj, Hi Strk t. Mala 44:ti.
Mortgage Loans
r.
I.. WHITK,
Selling HMg.
701
nuiuui.u ioan on , Hy nd auhurba-n
property; uiuy ad varus J as worst
Kirif ""A; iYi,t5' HtH k- 315 PallUg
"Kl Mata 3487.
CASH paid tor 11101 UiiKu. notsa. oun
li ,r. Ct? 'Irtgage loans; reasonable
'" I r.nf . k: H Lewis A Co.. 3 Lewis 1,1,1s"
K'o.111,0 v,u liiuilisaKes. my H11. ,a,.
property, fir. Lauraiu-e. M. Ketul
JOUJNKY to
loan In
UltS Of I1D0 tO
W'ty. A. H. B.li.
vu on city t
MOKTOAUt loan.,
Inv. & Sloi tgHv,.
and Yamhill.
I mi
'4 to 1. Oiegun
. Sunk liach.. Jd
1 HAVE 950u to leini 01, 1 1 r 1-1 mort
gages, 6 10 a v.. all or part, O
4. Journal,
ll' YOU OWN A L T
BUILD. COME l.N
CURTIS, 27H OAK
AMI
A.S 1
ST.
w 1 h u ni
n r f. I , is.
MONET loaned, easy- tenns, small or
larga amounts. U. Kvuns. 2u Oer
linger bidg.
MOH lUAtlfc I.OA.Ntv and
Haiomnn
CO.,
00 Oak st.. near ih.
monk y to loan a to
vvTiiT
I ot'a'iinig mug.
iiwu. ji.ui;, lletio. t tvd
W. Uerman C o.. ;i Chamber of Com.
"P. 1 and no commission. n
jlelay. Ward,
40; Raiding hldg,
1 iv.mio uk
0 4th at.
Hoard
ot 1 lids LiUg.
louu up to boi,o to loan on city or
larm urooerty. labor i'oiO
MONEY to LOAN
CHATTELN, SAUVKIES
I7
IMMEDIATE t a a N N
ON
DIAMOND AND JEWELRY
A T EASTERN HATES.
We have uhu o the finest retail
Jewelry atorea in the city. A loun da.
partment la conducted in connection
With B.une, maklns bualliesa S'l'lUCT
LV CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no
signs designating loan bualm-as dis
played In trout of our afore. All mi
, cliumilMe pledged Is held for a period
i of 12 months, whether or not interest
Is paid when due. We ate licensed
and hate be-n established siDee ig9.
rwu connection with anv otner loan
1 establishment In tlila city.
A. M. DFLOVAUE. JEWELERS.
24 Washing ton st
'SALARY LOANS -SALARY LOANS
Being salary loan brokers exclusive
ly, we are enabled to assure aatisfac--lion
and give the uuickekt possible
: service.
t
Business itrlctly confidential.
REMEMBER,
We are licensed and therefore
RELIABLE.
STATE FKC'CRITY.
Fnillng bid.
Loars at Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, pianos,
livestock, storage receipts, plain notea,
on furniture, in anything of value.
You cun (ret It today.
Portland Loan Co,, Licensed
1
Licensed by State.
311 DEKl'M BUILDING.
Third and Washington.
MONEY' AT ANflf.
LEGAL RATE OP INTBRfM
Diamonds, Jewelry, Musical Inst.
All Pledges Held Ono Year.
Separate I iej,t for Lsrlt"-",
elpy Company Ltcrs-i ,
SiO Lumber Kit bidg.. id sfirl Wtnrk sts.
IOA MS WANTED
lit)
SOI'TH Portland, 1S(io, per trrit; 1
1 room modern two family dw4ltn:.
! Street Improvements ell paid. Owwr'i
value
value atiiMMi. rrea w. uerraan Co..
7?2 Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED To borrow $lS50 on
B room house. East ft 7 1
nei
FINANCIAL
01
FIRST and second mortgages, also sel
lers' Interest In contracts purchased.
Oregon and Washington. 11. E. Noble,
Lumbermen bidg
HKLl' VAXTE1 - MALI-; t
LOGGERS for McCloud, Cal.; loader,
knotters. chasers, rigging mn, lots
of others; ship lonlnht. married man
for nilllyard work, 'i up. 100 hop
plckers. PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT I'O..
ZiO-222-224 Couch St.
1 Uivifu
Hut'-lier conipetent to han-
tile small cash business, eastern man
preferred; must ba tamperate and nt
and give references and salary expect-
ed. X-H21, Journal.
SALEKM'kN WANTED If you cun
sell goods, we need you. Cash
weekly. Outfit free. Address M, Cap-
Ital rity Nursery Co., Halem, Or.
130Y livtnu vicinity 24th and Prnacott
to milk and care for cow. Phoney
Woodlawn 237s.
WANTED Expel inced muri to wire J
story house for electric light. H.
Yost, 381 Fremont t.t.
, ipLoYMEN'l'
(iepartuieiit .
Wc.
Ker ice free to im-ni lrs.
IJEU WANTED M1B;. 4
M. C. A. Ai; TOAIOLJ Lt h(.lOi;J.
Day and night clasaes. tixpert ii.iln
lna; in rppaiiins;, driving and nuohina
wnrk u.'l(tini? film lulhv L r.
oriu press, etc. time unlimited. Be-
iC.
!" - '" . ' -
i met liodi
! $To TO $35 per month, extra moi.ev to
any employed person without inter
fering with regular work. N slllna.
no ranvoislng. Positively no Invest
ment.. I'nemployed need riot ipply.
Address The. Mllvrr Mirror Co., lap..
1 W. MsdlHon yt.. Chifsgolll.
. MEN WANT EU Oovernment jobs' $!oi
month. Portland examinations 81
1R. Kranslin Institute, Dept. ti: K.
Kochester, N. Y.
THE Pacific Coast Chemical t'r,
lo live, pushing aullcitoiN. n
want
TI '.IT
1 ladies. Apply room 834 Moitji
WANTELi, names of men, lTor over,
wishing government jobs..tfi month.
HX-K0. Journal.
1 COOK beadquartei
Cal 1 fornia
"Winl
Depot, 21 Tamhil!. tiwr t t U.
UNCALLED for tailor made suits 1 00
up. Taylor the tailor. t'nu Burnside
HELP VATfcl FEMALE 2
j -py be)lt hrlfc , fuU, corset work is
now. If vou neea to mans money
you will find no more pleasant or
profitable employment. Nu Bona
stand. ' 'h- top. Apply Nu Bon
Perb'r Washington st
WAN ! . Lady to sell pianos, pal -
manp.jit position io riKin pai ty. Ap.
j,i tn:!i .vt i.a
n.gion st., r. 1
ji:!i ,Vc Lana f'lunu Co.. 433 Wasn-
ith.
rr . i'cui.'wfci ,.tf,nrtrv , i i ti,
1 (m f-mio y rvsn t X'o-jCouvh st.
a NTEi -Expennce4 girl -fof tafi'or
; hp l0A S. 14th at.
H ELI' WAXTKll MALE A.M
FEMALE aft
ilKN and women to learn the turner
j trade, wages paid While luniinit:
, t'lHIon reduced, positions aecuied Tbe
i only chain of schools In ihr world.
. end for free cslalogue. Moler Barber
i College. H, 4 N, 3d St. -
OREGON Uarbr College wants men
and women to-lt-aru the hrler trade
; In weks; poelttons secured; pa!4
while leamln. . rttecfal inmmtt couraav.
j tuition reduced.
HoPFTCSmoT-
Z33 Maoison si.
I iiurrivrif.HS wanten, unri, syw
ppedjramp ground, gool hops. Call Tabor