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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1915.
i STRATH SWER AT
CANAL BOUND THIS
WAY FOR A CARGO
Vessel . Thought to Be for
Comynn, Mackall &-Co, for
an Australian Journey,
MAY HAVE GOAL ABOARD
Tridonia to Bring Coal and General
,' Cargo Bsra Hls.r.ey Clears for
Qussastown or Falmouth.
Thought to he n route here to com
mence working out the balance of s
, Urna charter lo Comynn, Mackall
Co., the British steamer Strathendrlck
J today added to the growing lift of
tearneis awaiting the clearing of the
Galllaril cut In the Panama canal be
fore coming on here to load
The Stralhendrlck. arrived at the
canal yesterdny bound, according to
Instructions, tor Westport The own
era of the Strath steamers are said to
ho under contract to Comynn, Mackall
& Co. to furnish a steamer promised
some time ago and It is believed that
the Strathendrlck is one Intended lor
that contract.
. She was only yesterday reported as
having been chartered by the govern
ment for coal form Norfolk lo Han
Diego and with this report of her at
rival at the canal rone local shipping
inen are wondering If she has already
taken the eoul cargo. She Is expected
to load here for Australia.
From San Francisco comes the re
fort that Comynn, Mackall . Co. will
also have a cargo of coal and general
delivered hero later In the season In
a sallinK ship. The British bark Tri
donla la to be laden with such a load
at Sydney. She Is already under char
ier to M. 11. Houser for a grain cargo
here. She Is reaping a nice harvest,
as she Is now en route to Sydney from
Cape Town with coin.
The British bark Klllnrney, Captain
Brown, left down at 1) o'clock this
''morning with a full cargo of barley
for Houser. She loaded :ir,l)l. bushels
of barley valued at $r.9.3'io. Queens
town -or F&lfiiouth are given as hei
clearance ports.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Complete with a new wheel expected
to give her greater power and speed,
the steamer Georgiana went a-k on
the Astoria run this morning Her big
rival of the summer excursion wo't'k,
the T. .1. Potter, was taken to tiie bone
yard for tlit winter yesterday.
One more witness will tic exam
ined either today or Monday by the
federal inspectors before It is decided
wnat vessel ran down a fishing boat
August 15, drowning the two fishermen
In the boat.
Sixty days out of Sydney, the Ameri
can achooner James Tuft reached the
rHer this morning and will load lum
ber out for Comynn, Mackall & Co., for
i Australia.
, Warnings to the effect that lifeboats
must tie carried on both aides and that
loading marks according to Lloyd's
.Specifications must be carried on the
sides have been issued to American
ship owners who may expect to send
their vessels to the United Kingdom.
The tanker Atlas arrived from San
' Francisco early this morning and will
sail tomorrow night on her return.
The tanker W. F. Iterrln Bailed this
afternoon.
' The steamer Navajo Is now on hor
Way from this coast to Ipswich with
a Portland cargo, having sailed from
San Francisco yesterday.
Charters Are Brisk.
San Francisco, Hopt. 2. The fol
r lowlnjr charters are reported:
Schooner Albert Meyer, lumber from
Kureka for Sydney, 97s, 6d, Melbourne
107s, 6d (November), by Hind, Rolph
& Co. (relet).
' Barkentlne Alta, lumber from Pan
Francisco to Sydney, 9!s, Melbourne
" 100s, by A. V. Thane & Co.
--,'i , Schooner Kona, lumber from Ruget
sound to Sydney p. t, by Hxid, Rolph
& Co.
Schooner Robert R. Hind, lumber
' from Puget Hound to Sydney, p. t., by
- ' Hind. Bolph & Co.
The schooner Hugh Hogan has been
purchased by Knaflich & Shiels, terms
j ' v private.
; The German steamer Walkure, sunk
t Papeete by German cruisers, has
been purchased by John A. Hooper,
terms private.
, . Buy German Steamer,
San Francisco. Sept. 25. (P. N. S.)
, A San Franc isco whipping combina
tion, Including the firms of Sudden &
Christiansen, Charles Hooper and
i', other local shippers were informed by
wire today that their purchase of the
I.German steamer Walkure. sunk in
Papeete harbor about a year aw, has
been accepted. A wreckage ship will
:-be sent from San Francisco to ralss
the ship, which will th.cn be brought
1 here for repairs.
'- Tha Walkure, Interned In Papeete at
v " the opening of the war, was struck by
. a shell and sunk when the German Pa-
' ctflc fleet stormed the port. The ship
'"has a cargo capacity of 7000 tons.
,' ' Snags Damage Iloats.
' Kfileo, Wash., Sept. 25. A snag in
' the channel of the Cowlitz caused
' much trouble for boat cap'talns this
' week. Captain Albert Burcham was
' tha first to come to grief, as his ship,
the Colwell, ran onto It, breaking her
wheel and bending her shaft. The Col
Well Is now on the ways at Rainier
'undergoing repairs. Later in th? week
the steamer F. B. Jor.es struck tha
enag, breaking her wheel badly.
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v'j Werribee Starts Service.
San Francisco. Sept. 25. With the
. arrival of the British steamer Werrl
bee from Sydney, Australia, late in
October, a new freight service will be
-Inaugurated between Ban Francisco
a'hd Australian ports under direction
Davles and Fenohn.
, Tha service will extend from Aus
tralia hi far as the Atlantic coast of
. th United States, with monthly sail
j ' ings. ,;, '
;Dakotan Reaches Bay City.
, .If: ,"!. c.. M Vvannl onn Rant TV) a mo
icanr Hawaiian steamer Dakotan arrived
Vnr Tnrlc with fiRfln ton
vuvajv ----- -'
of general- cargo. After discharging
cargo here, th Dakotan will proceed
'to th-Columbia river to take on a
' consignment of lumber and grain for
, - Charleston. Ill;
Bear Has Overhauline.
At tha Port of Portland drydoek to--
day tha stamer Bear is Wgh and dry
having her annual hull overhauling,
ri.. . im n hA nalnted. scraned and
deaned and will probatory be back In
ih water W tomorrow morning., u
had not been intended to overhaul the
hi- steamer till novt month but con-
steamer. till next montn, nut con
ditlons being favorable this trip tele-
graphic consent was received from San
Francisco and the work done. Federal
Inspectors Kdwards and Fuller
look her over this afternoon.
will
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JNeW Masters & i
San Francisco Sept. .25. W. S. 1
Pearson has succeeded John Da hi as
master of the steamer La Frimera. H.
T. Smith has replaced Henry Devitt In
command of the steamer Daisy Gadsi.y.
NEWS OF THE PORT
Arrival September'SiS.
'tin. Am-.jrten ste.iliiiT. Captuiti Klrkw".l,
bulk oil fr.mi Hun Kr iiicIim-... Ktamlaril (Jil Co. :
Departure!. September 25.
Killaniej-. BrltUh inrk. (jipt ilii ftrown, bar
ley lor yuopiiHtowii or Kaliui-uth. M. H. Jluu
cr. i;reut Northern. Ainerienji :eaiuer. Cflpiiiln-
Attlnti ntiis,'i,ifri flml fi-,.i 'hi f,,r San l-'rM'i
ehe... r. s. V. s K. Co. i
W. V. Herrtn. Auiericioi steamer. Certain
Kiial tuilUKt for uI,i,i.n.v a.. ,.!e,i nii
cuu jan .
Kbirii.ifli. Amerleini Hteatner, 1'aptniu Jntat-
mii, pai"ii.'er iiid Inmher f ir Sail I rmielm o,
Slel "i iub k l.uiuber eouip.-'iiy.
Marine Almanac.
Weather at Eivcr u Moutn.
Ni.rlli Head, ept. 25. - 'oinl! ! Ion ut 'he
iron lb of the rlviT at u. n'.. sntfKith; n iLd
IK.rth. 5 nilleH; ialijer. rloiily iiimI fox-.
Sun and Tide Bepten.ber 28.
fiun rise b.o; a. ui. him -La tl.m p. in.
Tidea at Aitoria.
Illjjh water. Iow wntr.
1. '.U tl. II'.., T.7 feel. SilKl n. in., 2 1 feet.
2. Hi p. I.l. , K.H fi-et. !.;.! p. 111., if-', feet
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.STATIONS
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I'ir.itilU 2ij
Alhany I 2i
Hulem , 2i
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Peri iHlid I."
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Kiver Forecast.
Tb IUnTiilt,.'.vi r :it Portlanrl will re.
irii'lu nearly tallonarv for the next tew davs.
Steamships to Arrive.
rAHSKNCERM AND FUlOIGIIT.
Name From
Date
pt 2
.Sept. 2o
Sepl. 7
Sept. 251
Sept. M
.Sept i"J
Geo. W. Elder K li and way
Northern Pacific... S. F.
break :er
, Cwa Bay ....
. ,s. F
. S. 1". and way.
. 8. F. and v, .-ty
. S. P. and vay.
Ureal Northern..
Beaver
gcuta Clara
Uoanoke
V. A. Kl'.burn...
Koae City
Bear
Oct. a
. a. I ., C. II. A E. (Jri.
. S. P. and way . . . .'k t
,S. V Ciei.
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Steamers Due to Depart.
FASS.m.;i;ks AND a'KLIGHT.
Name
Nurtfcern Paeific
Bear
Geo. VV. iilder.
i)reekw;iter
Great Northern
For
, S. F
. S. P. Slid u Hy . .
. S. I. mid wa.v . .
. I i k ,s ll--a y . . . .
. S. 1-
. S. 1 . I C. i;. .
. S. P. nd whv .
. C. II. ajid S. F..
S. i. and wnv
Drte
Se,t. 2
Sept 28
S'lt. Itt
Sept
Sept
;;n
Sana Clera. . . .
Sen!. ;.i
. .tvt. ;l
.(let. .",
.del. I,
(lea ver
F. A. Uliuurn..
Hoajoke
lloce City
. .. S. r . and L. A.. . t)et. K
Meaniei leaving Portland tor S.in 1-raU'f co
only connect with ihe fteame; Ya.e an.l Har
vard leaving nn Irundseo Alondav, Wednea
day, fcnday ad Saturday tor L.ia aueuiu and
Vesnels in Tort.
Naaie -AkiitHU.
Am lr..
Eerllu, Am. ship
LlrrtiKWHtcr, Am. str. ...
lulny. Am. ntr 1'
l'ulsj iii'tiium. Am tit
L)ipleU, Fr. Iik
i. allien .Stat.'. Am. ch...'.
Klllaroey. Hr. hk
I.ulimna. Am. bkt
I.evi (.;. P.uiKesH. Am. bit .
Lord Tf uipletown, Br. sh.
l".iaU(j, Am. but
Keuujf, Aiu. eti
Snincftoman. i:r. ntr ..
VI ' ... .' ...
Berth
: Coble
.Oregon drydoek '
o. a i
Weapon '
We: purt
ll,lna
Klld t Q ;
Astor'a '
St. Joiina i
Muiili'ioal No. 1 I
St. Helena
ieif ; r t
Astoria
..C. & W. mill
.. . ,. a m . uiiip Ast.iri
85 Clevati.,-
lier. Am. km liryi' ' k
y. F. Herrin, Am. ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.. I.l'in't.in
hlialu. Am. s it..lnl.i-
Atla", Am. tr "' 1 i7mii,.ii
h -MujriitHring forts. i
AntiTin. Sept Arrived at ::;ti a. m !
15 n i a i-ii t Hie ,ume tuft, from suinn-
lii'srilunlH. Pent. "I.-.S.IM I,.,
st.amer Tokai Maru from Portland for i.lmur-
S-orla. sent. 21 -Arrive,, ,..
?ret Northern, from N Fraei;, Let, up
"t u-.-M ti. ni. steniimr VV .F Herrltur A.,
rived at 2 ami left up at 6:3o p. iu. steamer
Atlai, from ,san Kranel-ni Arriv,.,i n .i
S and iT7.,i ha , : ,,V. : . .. " :
i.t.uj i a rr i iik I on. cr I nlle.l Kluir!
Sii1t-ii
ut 0:.io p. m, iiten mer
Uote 1'it.v
f.ir S:in
redru via .Sun" 1-t-uriciM.
Sin I'erlni. Sent. trrln.rf Kt,,n,
r.esver from t'erllHiii via San Krnclsr.i.
Aberdeen. Sent l i ri vwl -S I n, - ivn.
Lunette fr'.iii I'ert lu ml.
New York. Sent. 21. -Arrived IKIenlker .
adan. from rortlan,! via mv iM.rts
San Krnticlsen. Sent 'JT, trrid n.,L-.,t,,n
New York. 1 a. ui.: Julian I',,ii'ti 4rr,ri'
2 a. m. ; Coronudo. Portland, ft a m Ri,nn,.L'
i'ortland, 5 a. m Arrtlc. ilimterev .1 m
National City. I'ort Hrairi? ft u ' m
ri. 1 o ' m ; ManuaiBy. Crescent
Harvard. San Pedro. 10 a ni sun,.,! ii-oitna
.. M. , .. ...nUia, i"iiiiii, if n. in.:
Sim Pedro, 5 . m.; Lymau Stewart. Vancou
ver, 4 a. m. t.1 heeundo. Seutr.e 11 m
San lancisco. Sent. 24 Arr1ve,!nr,.at,i.v.t
Kan TnArr , . . T,ll..t .... , ....
Toer.ptlla, ' 12.30 p. m. ; Northern Pscifie"
riavei. j p. ui .: AroiLue. San l'eilro s n m
Wanta Clara, PorWand, o p. m.; Hniuier, Port
tiamlile. S 20 p. nr.; BrltlMh steamer Mattoijo.
I'risbane. 1 p. m.; Santa Barbara. I.ong
Beaeh. 11:13 p. in. Sailed George W. Elder.
I'ortlaiid. lo.'Mt a. in.; CentraiiH, Ejireka. 11:S0
a. m.; lie Ioto. Pi.,ngu. 12:1)5 n. in.: Narnlo.
Irwleh, 12:40 p. m. ; Harily, (io Bay, 2:40
in.: uovernor. bau liep. 4:30 p. ra.; La
'rimeia. Martian. 4:30 v. m.: Palsv (;n1.v
Portland, 5 a. in.; Homer, Huenerne, 5:4ij
P m. ..
tfulrma. Sept. 24. Arrived Norw-eelan
elennier Aduilralen. Cotnax for New York:
Arneriean steamer Oliioau, e-oast port for New
York.
Cristobal. Sept. 24. Arrived
Amerleim
steamer Artzouan. New York for San Fran
cisco; British steamer Stratliendrick, I'ensa-
coia ror wenipon.
Ilonsikonp. Sept. 22 Sailed. Japanese steam
er lainlia Main. Seattle, via port.
Horsrkouit. Sent. 0. Arrived. Jananes
steifmer Yokoliama Maru. Seattle.
okotiuiiia, sept, ai. Sailed. Minnesota. Se
attle
Vladivostok. Sept. 7. Arrived. Jansnese
steEUier Keishlu Maru. Seattle.
Cailao. Sept. 21. Arrived, bark Aleoa Rav.
Bejlincham.
, L' . . . n, , , . , ..
epeded. Cltv of Puebla. Sattl. for San Fran- j
elsco. Passed. Nonveiriau sttamer Thor. from .
""vim, i i-. i'l. Air is an.l nro i
Nuualinn. for ban Iraneisco.
Vancouver, B. '.. Sept. 2;'.. Arrived. Brit
ish steamer Walhcmo. Sydney, N. S. TV.. 8
p in.: British steamer Mtpn, Sydney. N. S.
w., s o. 111.
Belltnghani. TS'asli.. Sept. in. Arrived.
T'ashtena . Port San Luis.
Port Townsend, Sept 24. Passed in. Nor
wegian steamer Bala Cnliforula. Uuuimt. via
T.iionm, Arrived. Peruvian achooner
Neustre I'Bdre. from Callao. .thence Julv 10.
iUPortV ::,f.,.iwr:t9 k-XrrW. S.BlMW
sac Kranclseo. '
Everett. Sept. 24. Arrived, Japanese f03m-
tiAKru"ZLn- twMf- via Valparaiso
Sept. 23 - Sailed. TV. S Porter. Monterey
Mukilteti. Sept. 2a. Sailed. Mayfair, San
Frprt'wH. Sept. '.T. -Arrived. Captain A
F. Luean. San VraneUeo.
weat coast port. -
Seattle. Wash.. Sent. 23. (P. . Ar-
rived. Oinsre. Spn Frnnel.eo. 9 p. m.; TVil-
Ham Chftthnm. rarecm. (I n.m Tiverton
Kagle Harbw (noom: Fnlton. British CofuTn-'
bla portH. o:u p. m.; Aioruine Star. British
Pnebta.' Vn r-io. 11. m.V C'itv1 o7 sJI
Httle. ,S. li. Alaska. 9:4.-. p. i,..: Nortliis'nd.
S. B. Alaska. 7 p. m ; Tiverton. San Kran-
& WrTT mM'
Seattle. Wh.. Sept. 4 Sailed.- Alkl s
K. Alaska. 8 a. nr.: Ciwre. Tacoma. 4 a. m'.
.-T-iu. "1... - -.ici, l.iujirill
Kvans, westbound. 8 m. Sept. 22.
Mnriiwwa wewtbound. 7 P. 111.
Juneau. Sept. 2.1. Sailed. Humboldt, south
bemud.' 1 :SO p. m.
Ketchikan. Sept. 23. Sslled. Psvlof. ermth
liound. 4 a. m.; Kleara whsler Star"!, south
bound. 3 a..m.; Star II. southboaad. 3::!0 a. ni.
Ketcnetan. sept. a. fatten, jerrerwu
southlMMi.il. 8 p. ui.: Admiral larrsgut. switte
bound. 8 p. tn.
rrttDri!mi S,"1,t' ArtivPJ' Mon,to!1' Sa
Seattle.' Waan., Sept.. 2r-Arrlved Jeffex -
-
. soiitheant AlaMta. T:fM a. m.: Spokane,
southeaat Alaaka. .V.MO a. m.: Admiral Farra-
A.g(lWlli 3;30 . m.: rPinee
oore. Prince Kuirt. B. F., a. ai. Sailed
tVngres, tan Francireo, a. m.: Alameda,
Alaska, V.-X n. m.; Japanese steam-
rt , i i ..., .nam, J it' ' , iu . a. ut, , .-.
N'dmon. KukIc Harbor. O . m. : Prtoce tieorae.
i I'ritfre Rupert. B. C ;SO a. m.
Keattie. WaMi.. sept. n. Arrivea apa-
tiene rBH)pr Mexico Mara. Homkonj, 11 p.
w.; Admiral m-irey. Taeoua.- :55 p. m.:
lroUn erxlner Neustro I'arde, from Cal-
luo, them-e July 1. tirtv tng Prosper. 11 p
if. Hailnl Mexi.aa. New York, 1 Han rran
cikoo, :J5 p. m. . L. U. cable ibijp Burniiide.
K' i t Kiasler, num.
ai'lejr. Alnska. Sept. 2i. Sailed Alliance,
weMb'iUiiri. h a. ai.
Juiiemi, Sit. 24. Sailed Northwestern.
W.t'llll.ewtiil. 1 p. m.
Wrauaell. Hept. 24 Sailed Humboldt,
aoutfalMHind. '! . ni.
Uetrblkjin, Kept. 24. Sailed Dolphin, north
bound, :i:0 p. m.
Kyilney. N. S. W.. Sept. 23. Arrtreil
British steamer Iaknra, VancouTer, B. ".;
Jupanse atemner Kirrti,a Maru, No. 2, from
Sun r'ritiielco.
V.ikobiuna, Sept. 23 ArriTed BrltUb
at a liter 'I'allbyhiin " Sea tf le.
Mel!eii(!'. Sept. 2. Arrived Stanley Dol-
lUl'. IHC'in.a.
Hotiol'ilu. Sept 24.
-Sailed Schooner Alice
C'k, t uffot notind.
f''-t An(teie, Sw'lt. 2.1 Arrived and aailed
Horner :uol Mukllteo for San rrnnrisco.
KvciPit, Sept. 25. Arrived flb.ua i'ak, San
I'ri,rielo.
Port Wells. Sept. 24. Sailed Captain A
K. I.ueo. Han Franelaeo.
Tm-onia. Sept. 2r. Arrived Japanese gteatu
er hblz.ioka Mtiru. Heattle.
Navy Yard. lu?et Sound. Sept. 2:'.. Sailed
V. K. torpedo boat dentrojer Stewart, ban
FreueiBCo.
Army-Navy Orders
Sun I rnnels.-o, Sept. 2f. (I. N. S.) Army
oroers: i.eave or absence grauted as follow:
Captain liny c. Paliner. infantry, two month";
; Lieutenant Kwuieth P. Lord, cavalry, 15 cla.vn;
! Lieutenant Henry U. Stab!. Fourteenth ln-
! feutry. three months: Captain Jam's H. Bry-
j son, (juartei-niaster eoriis, one month IS days.
j Promotion. Infantry, are: Captain Itobert
; W Meariw, Twentieth Infantry, to major,
I'lwelftli in fan try; t aftain William J. I.ntz.
1 n enly-eijtbt u Infantry, to major, to Ninth
Infantry. Firt Lieutenant James O. Taylor,
Seventeenth liifautry. to eaptain. to Seven
teenth infantry; First Lieutenant Clay M.
Sepplee, Twenty-ninth lniaiitry, to Captain,
uttaetied T euty-ninth infantry; Flint Lieuten
ant M. Hall. Twenty-eighth infantrj. to
( Imrles K. Nnlseii, KWtcenth infantry, to first
Ol'tain to mime regiment; Bei-end Llenteoant
lieutenant, to Seventeenth infantry; .Senmd
I.t?utennnt .Tobn II. Munoater. Fourth infan
try, lo firft lieutenant, to same command;
oeeond Lleuteunut Theodore K. Spencer, tiev-
'ebth infantry, to first lieutenant to auie reft-
Imcnt; Celniel Jofau Blddle. enirlueers. to of
f.-e ehief of enfrtiieet!', Ktiltlue.re; Captain
William D. A. Anderx.n. eng ineera.. Wai.il
Irgton, to eanal nm; Lieutenant Sheldon H.
V u eler. J wenty fifth Infantry, to aviation
r-erlinu. algnal eorpa, San Diego; Captain Kay
V. liryan, medienl efap, Iou(fla. Ariz., to
ovlathm reboi.l San L'ieiro, and First Lieuten:
ant George B. U orthlinfton, medical reserve
corps, to fame station tempi.rarlly.
li.'natinn eoninjision Second Lieutenant
Siias M. UMtliekoff. Seeenil eavalrv. aeeeDted.
Major Chariea C. Clark. Infantry, detailed'
to tjiiarteriuaster corps, relieving Major George
L. Sluckle.
ARMY NOTES
Captain Jen Bugge, Twenty-firat Infantry,
instiuetor recent bulnesa men's ramp. Amerl
i iiu Lake. Wiish.. Is ordered to Ltterrnan gen
eral uoftpital. Presidio of Sau Francisco, for
Olipfi,aiioi uuii urKii,-ui.
ni, 111,1 noi ir" "fliiriir, ijiii rrr grn-
era!, has reporter! hero rrom hort H.
Wrislit. N. Y , for duty a adjutant, weat-
em ueia ri ment.
i.jeiiTeiuini coionei r reoeri a rerkin. rwen
ti.'tli infantry, slao ha, reported for duty here
and has been nssluned a offleer In eharsre
u llitiii afraira, this department, vice Colonel
John C. Gresliuua, who' goes ou retired list
to,lMV.
liiigi.dler General Ileary I. MeCaln, the
.idlutant (cenerRl. la here on insjjertlon trip,
and Major General James B. Aleshire, ipiar-
' terniasier K"ptrsl, reached this city today
i from Warlilnton on leave ol absence.
j NAVY OB.DEK3
Captain K. 11. Hough, Wilmington, to walt
i oruers.
I Captain K. L. Beach, command 'Washington,
. to t-oQ.mand receiTluir hip New York.
! Lieutenant David L. Lyons, rccriii'lng ta
tdi. Brooklyn, to treatmeut at naval hos
piial. New York.
Lieutenant J. A. Monroe, Sau Diego, to
i Co'orudo.
Lieutenant (junior grade) W. A. Shaw. H.
V I a l'.omti;ird. E. W. Brodbent, J. L. King.
H. S. Keep. ( . S. AUJen. E. P. Edredsre. W.
SHORT STORIES TELL DELAYED NEWS
Resume of the Events of Friday Afternoon and Night Paragraphed
for Quick Digestion by Journal Readers.
i
Pacific Coast.
Soma Lieutenant HaAs of the
French army has purchased the Allan
Darllng team of racing dogs, twice
winners of the famous 412-mile all-
Alaska sweepstaaes race ne win k
1 alo"8 W th Ai,a" ' r""
lor use in the Alpine service. lne
French officer has bought in all 100
i . . .
I O-OKS ana equipiueni.
Iios Angeles Samuel Goldstein,
charged with murdering Joseph Cohen,
was Hcquitted by a jury In the court
of Jude Craig here.
Sacramento B. T. Mann of Los An
geles, a laborer, was killed, and John
Ulnar and P. Reco of Sacramento bad
ly injured, when buried under earth
while excavating for a sewer.
Los Angeles Within 48 hours after
she had given birth to a seven-pound
i Osnrirji T.nndKtpdt eavn birth
i to twins here
X,os Angelas The establishment of
a clinic for women addicted to the
habit of smoking cigarettes, In connec
tion with the anti-cigarette bureau of
' the police department, was announced
by Dr. H. Trinwlth, head of the elinlc.
San Prancisco Atlanta, Ga., was se
lected as the 1916 meeting-place of the
sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows
at the closing session of the sovereign
giand lodge yesterday.
Eastern.
New York Checks totaling J80.000
were sent out yesterday to various
charitable hospitals by Mrs. Russell
Sage In honor of her eighty-seventh
I h : th Jay. She passed the day at Law
rence. L. I.
Indianapolis Votes were bought at
10 cents each, or the price of a drink,
according to testimony of Edward
O'Leary at the trial of Mayor Bell,
charged with participation In the elec
tion conspiracies here. Approximately
; :.r.....S' n.-. VT...
luu saioonaeepers lestineu inai iney
; contributed from $0 to ;a eacn to tne
1 .mocratlc camDaizn fund.
-
New York Dr. Andrew Gllmour and
Professor W. D. Holway have scaled
Mount Geikie, in Alberta, according to
their announcement. '
Princeton, W. J. Heart failure,
brought on by the annual class rush,
caused the death of Stockton Wells, a
freshman from Madison, N. J.
; GeUel'Iil.
! Washington Seventy-eight of the
I Mexicans fighting at Progreso against
' American soldiers were. aDDarentlv
! Carranzistas, not mere bandits. General
I Funston indicated in reporting to the
1! war department that they were dressed
i in Carranza uniforms.
1 Como, Italy Trial of Porter Charl-
(ago and dismembered the body, after-
ward fleeing to America, where he was
! taken in custody on arrival and later
1 '" . ,
extradited, today was set for Octo-
fer 5
w Tori-The idea of constructing
1 diminutive submarines to carry aboard
warships, which was laid before the
secretary of the navy by Henry Ford,
1 millionaire auto manufacturer. is
' claimed by Professor Herschel C. Par-
, IJ ho Sll hm t tort tMAacrtArriA
kcr
to Ford last July. The diver, he de
clared.- would have a speed of 40 miles.
"Washington Mrs. Wallace R. Stauf
fer of New Orleans, granddaughter of
1 President Zachary Taylor, has present-
to fresiaeni wuson. lor me wmie
I House collection, several heirlooms be-
j longing to her grandfather.
' HorfoUc, Te-Tha old recelvinj ship
.. .. ' " .,..-.'.... ..f .
r: K. Elder,
H. H.
Lieutenant Ixraln Anderson, command Bar
Bey, to naval arademy
I.'ieuteHiuit J. . McC'ialn.. Atttroa. to wait j
order.
Lieutenant C
H. Koneher. A. M. lininrif,
E. M. ZacbarlM. John Wilbur. ooBimliwIoM. !
Lieutenant 1. C. Howell, Colorado, to San:
Diego. j
Ensign K. H. Maury. North Dakota, to Ohio, j
Paymaater C- J. Cleborne. Oregon and Mil-1
wankee. to Mvy yard.v Mare Island
nKSrSZ LMM.I'rt'
Paymaster F. K. Terkius. td Oregon and ,
MllwBukp.
" Paymaarer E. D. Hoopea. Naval tation, Ca-
vile to Saratoea
Paaaed Asaiatant Pavtnafter J. J. Luchsinger,
to navy yard. New i'ork. '
Chaplain W. 11. 1. Reaney. Connecticat, to i
tuiTsl bospltal, in United State.
1
Fattened Poultry
Brings Best Prices ,
There is no reason, accordine to
A. Corley. N. B. Chaae
GocA. cotximUBloned.
Cornell poultry experts, why the farm- No inu wnat is -the state ot the
... -, . , niarket there s always a ouyer to be
er can not reap the benefits of extra j f ound tor 80od ,eal e3tate.
premium on his market poultry if j The man who has long been planning
he takes the pains to fatten broilers to buy property is not apt to have tier
. . , . .t f aided the fact Broadcast. He waits and
and fowls before selling them. It is watches and investigates advertised
pointed out that few realize the loss ! offerings for himself . And when YOUR
on broilers and fowls due to placing - -AIV GETS HIS ATTENTION. YOUH
them on the martcet in an unfattened PROPERTY WILL GET UiS ATTEN-
condltion. This loss is not due entirely
to less pounds of actual fleh, but to
the difference in price because oi :
ferlor appearance and quality.
While stuffing and .crate fattening
may not be practicable 'on i the average , slJteuce in" adverti:sins until the' sale
farm, it is stated that the birds can is mafje lg a matter of such email ex
be well prepared by pen fattening at j pense that it scarcely counts ;n the
very little trouble and expense.
The directions for fattening fowls
on the farm as given by the poultry
authorities are as follows: Confine
the birds In a small and somewhat
darkened pen, allowing about two
square feet for a mature fowl and one
sQuare foot for young chickens. Do
not feed for the first 2-4 iiouts, then
begin feeding rather Bcatrtly, increas
ing the amount gradually until at the
end of two or three days they are gel
ting all they will clean up in about 20
minutes, when fed regularly three
times a day. This should continue for
about two weeks, which is ordinarily
about as long as the fowl can stand
such heavy feeding, and at which
time if the fowls are healthy and in j
good range condition, they should bo,
run and plump along tne aeet ana nave
heavy, firm drumsticks and thighs.
Three good fattening rations are
given aE follows;
Firsts One hundred pounds corn
meal, 100 pounds buckwheat mid
dlings, 100 pounds red dog flour, 30
pounds beef scrap, 1 pound charcoal.
Second One hundred pounds corn
meal, 00 pounds wheat middlings, 50
pounas xrround oats, 30
Brrojl
1 pound charcoal.
Third One hundred pounds corn
meal, 60 pounds wheat middlings, 20
pounds beef scrap, Va pound charcoal, i
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Deformed Chicks. j
To the Editor Can you tell me what
causes chickens to be hatched with the
lower part of the bill missing? One
entire nest of eggs hatched ovit this
way.
M. D. C.
It usually is somewhat difficult to
point out definite causes in such cases.
If the chicks were hatched out under
hen, as your letter seems to indicate.
the eggs from which they were hatched
were probably from immature stock or
that which was diseased, or lacked
strength of constitution and vigor
Franklin, which has been In the flerv-
ice of the .tr . .
, e or the runtry for a century, has
oeen condemned and probably will be i NOMIiALAls To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norn
sold for junk. ' balais, KiU 1-eu avenue, Septeiuuer 20, a
San Diego Sergeant William Ocher 1 IlICKS To Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hleks.
and Corporal Albert Smith tliatt.r. 45 Seliuyler street. September 14, a son.
-,i 1 ....... ue'1 onutn 6natteied .f, rf irs John II. Hrown.
all Rrmv a-to; .
IK 1 '.v-V""""-: VJ" "y maKing
15 loop-the-loor55 each.
They used a
heavy army machine.
European TCar.
Klng-rton. Jamaica On motion of
the co.onial irovernment the legislature
passed a resnhitl On fllilhnri7inir V,
nenditureof JT5.0Q0 yearly foen'
.o.iin oi men ClaKo good the
wastage in tije ranks of the Jamaica
contingent at the front In Europe
irans it nas been decided
t
crease the pay of the French noldl.r
rrom one cent to five cents per day
dating back from July l, 1915. This
would mean an Increase expenditure of
$25,000,000 annually.
Washington German firms who re
cently bid for 1.000,000 bales of Amer
can cotton at 15 cents, have Increased
it to 16 cents delivered.
lKndon Kins: George has signed an
order which will be issued next week
T nS t sia til K U 1 1. I j ii.
, , v,"5 in Bit-
loons. Other acts directed toward curb -
ing liquor has resulted In a dpnren-a
- i. villi LilurillJlT TTMt ti(' sl
of 40 ner cent In iriir,Vr,o
Washington The Austrian.w,,---
, IC fv received dispatches
saying that, the departure of the Amer-
lean Red Crots contingent to Siberia
to care fnr irnimH - . - j
trian nrUoner. ,h. Z ' . .--ll
trian prisoners there
by special ceremonies in Vienna.
tio auenaea
Pacific Northwest.
Seattle Twenty-flour indictments
against arlleged violators of federal
laws are on file in the United States
district court here today. The most
important is the indictment of Nat
m-e'tf,1""171' arrs'd with
6.0 me-tael tins of opium in his pos
session. Ssattl
Stetson
-Heade'I by Fire Chief v v
the Spattle fire rtonor.-! "I
band left today
titr n- C
11 oan j, rancisco, i
where it will "make a noise for seat-
r ai ine ranama-fadfe,
The band will , -e-n.un.
W1V """oiw escort
"u"cl"i crnest lister on
occasion of his visit to the cipunu".. 1 y a"enaanL- L ay a" m"1 c-e't"-''
Tacoa-w. j. shedwiSk. 0f this Dunning dt McEntee.o dVTia
th J'n "'"f e,nR,"eer' has appealed to :- every detail. Broadway and Pine st.
tne Police to locate pretty 17-year-old Broadway 430. A-455S. Lacy assistant.
Ethel Oliver, who disappeared frnnl I 1 R T
his home Sept. 2. cUlmln"Sat the I F, S. Dlirming, IDC.
girl's mother and uncle, who live near i East Side Funeral Directors. 414
Everett, have accused him of knowl- I East Aloer st., Lust 62, B-2S45.
Sr,.0,.ifceWl5!rr" -hut- ; Walter C. Kenworthy
Tacoma The Puyallup valley now 1532-1534 E. 13th. Sell. H.' B-U2.
has a University of Washington club MILLER THAC1, independent fu
Ceatralta Havin ieciir ueral cirectors. prices low as i'20, $10.
. i.. .,, K , uuciui junn Kerry 1
returned yesterday ' from Baker, Or., ,
with Ben Jobb, who Is wanted in con- ;
chHj Ro;e".nlPe '5. oS ?n.tW
John Rowcski and Howard
v ,i.n HCr, -ri--. "paro.
Smlth have
are awaltin
r tHal on the holdup i
bb fled to Oregon imme-'!
charge. Jobb fled to Oregon imme
aiateiy arter tne crime.
Wanatcbea Egbert Goodrich.
years old. Is dead of ptomaine poison-
ing. He was found unconscious In the
road after he had been excused from
school when he complained of illnessi
Egbert Is the second of the Goodrich
family to -die from a mysterious at
tack of poisoning and three other chil
dren of the family have been 111.
through disease Inbreeding or othsr
causes, ww grade breeding stock aril
; careless mating are responsible
for
many chick troubles.
T. . ...., . . , .
. " .'TJlt lu " . V"'"
ni-u nao a severe anaca or roup.
Hens affected with chronic roup may
lay, but the chicks hatched from such
eggs are usually unhealthy These
chicks may appear all right for a time.
or until up. when in most
cases the disease will attack them.
.
., .
Assignee bale.
At public auction. Monday next. Sept.
-i, at 10 a. m.. of the Brondale Chicken
Ranch, Aurora, Or. Full particulars in
Sunday's papers. J. T. Wilson, auction-
eer. (Adv.)
You may have to advertise repeated-
i o ur juui JllhL an luay una yuui
buyer. Nobody can foresee how many
times you must tell about your prop
erty before the story impresses the
lr.iril Ktn-cr 14 1 1 t in a ,i v.- nV'unl l.lr.
final result.
MEETING NOTICES
41
O C L REAZE13
GKOTTO, No. q5,
M. O. V. P. K. It.
C'ertmonial scmmIoii
Saturday eve., Stpt.
'So, at 11th tt. play
house. Business ses.
nioii at ii. Ceremon
ial at X. Dinner
beived at the the
atre for members and candidates at
6:46. Don't g& home. Kat with the
bunch. Candidates must report nut
later than 8. All visiting Prophets
welcome. Wear your fez and tirotto
smile. The 1915 card must be presented
at the door by everyone. o excep-
rder your autos for ? a. n
GEO. K. U1GG1XS. Sec
m.
y
AD KADKi; TKMFDK A.
A. O. N. M. S. iitated
seK.sion Saturday. Sept.
25. at 8 p. in.. Masonic
Temple. 'SVeBt Park and
Yamhill sts. Visiting no
bles cordially invited.
By order of the poten
tate. HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder.
MAR It: STUART COURT. NO 506, "VV.
C ( 1 T7 Tn-ilt hntfl fiTt.-ill mpf 1 ine TllpR.
i&w firmM i&san ESTATE
iniuvJ u yjoi va-'i LUinllk, iuuiunuiu
pounds beeflday' eve.," Sept. 28., in Columbus club
i hall, Morris st., near "Williams ave.
i AH lady Foresters welcome.
Vital Statistics
fflarriages.Births. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
T1M1U.1 C" Yah I- A' ill turL- lit 01 B It A
! hcry i p Glirf, 4ao stark tt . 25. "
, Vern H. Haybarker, 214 Beeli t., 81, nd
! Jele I. Xortnup. 214 Keeeh st .. 21 .
Alarum rrraieiu. on r.. iinruiu m., i, auu
Joterihine Cappc!. -ri K. l.ii.eela t., 17.
VV. G. Smith & CO. vtauln'afca'rdS
Morgan bldg.
, vVEDDTNlTrTn-gs s5ld by weight,
' 3 N Solomon. Jeweler, 331 llor.
: rlson. opp. Portland hotel.
ukess suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark st.
RIRTHS
MAl'GHI M To Mr. and Mis. Henry K.
Maiurhiim, 4MI Nineteenth street, September
T. a daughter.
MILI.LK To Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Miller,
M:n"r. Wash.. September 11, a son.
HUAUI.EV To Mr. and Mrs. Chirk S. Hoad-
t lev. liotile. Or., September 10, a Ron.
I DeGOLY'EK To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
DeGolver. 4S7 East Twenty-first street,
vr,h. September 11. a m..i.
I BROWN To Mr. and Mrs
957 Cleveland
avenue. Septen.ber ;t, a ou.
BATES To -Mr. and Mrs. clarence .u. na.es.
St. Vincent' hospital. Sepieinber 17, u
daughter.
MAKT1N To Mr. and Mrs. Hurry S. Martin.
6K7 i.aat Main street. 8eptembvr Ivi,
daneliter.
Itll.LS 1 'An To Mr. mul Mrs. T. C. ! o!lf.d.
KaM Sixty-neveiil.1 street. SepieiLber PI.
a I'lHM'.l.rer
"tveu.
:itiu y.rf, l-;d-ri no:ie. ii,.i
llh MH'i l. Si-; teo.tT in. 1
son. .
DEATHS AND FVNKKALS 7."
t rtp.il I n this i-ltv. Set,!, m. i v 24. at tils
.... -T-' , .....1 .....1 t' . '..III.
toiti, ee,i 42-" v'."r. The f-me'ral tervi.es
will be neld Jleuuaj. .-epiriuci -i. a.
o'clock p. ni.. at the resideuee eiat.libnient
of J. P. Hiiley &- Son. Moiiiconiery at bth.
fTlends invited, lnteruien t private.
Well AN ILL Id this elty. September 24, at the
family residence, 374 14th St., Llda I'. Me
Daniel, aged 25 yearn. Tbe remains are at
the residence establishment of J. I'. I'inley
& Sen, Montgomery at 5tn. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
McGRAW In this city. September 2, tiooert
McUraw. aged 44 years. Remains at llol
muu's parlors. funeral aiiu..uueei:iiit later.
r.T : , t 1,1,...
1 ROSS tQWlD I I5S, l'' r-asi. mun oiuti,
I September 2i. o0 yer; ay-.piexy.
! BAKER Lltzabctu Baker. 2j Taylor street.
September -'1. bi years ; a, sen rj
WKST Archibald A. West . Msdlson an'! Park
streets, September 00 1u.uo.11,
Gil SSH 4UBER-Margeret ti iesliler. 202
' l'alk Vtreet. September 21. -0 jear,,, ruptured
' "ta. , ,. !lt
i iiiitMOND Isaac B. Hammond. 140 Fust
i TweuW-.i,tU street. Septenxber 111. tl years;
: cerebral lieinorrnajje.
AllKAM-Alexis Ainkain. .-viornniKsine no
pltal, Sepjeinter eyL
MARTIN At FORBES CO.. florists, 347
Wash Main 26a. A-1269. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS., florists, lds7 Morrison
at. Main or A-LSQ5. Fine flowers
and floral oeslgns No branch store;
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fmni nirector. 220 3d St.. corner
i Salmon. Ladv assistant. Phones A-
,1111 kt n Ll fi'l 7
. . D -71. p. a-ii Williams ave.
rt. Ill ZC ai v
East 10S, C-10S8.
. j ,
A. D. Kb.Nrtottl'ai 6c CO. Calls
promptly answered In all parts of
cit;- 1. O. O !' oidg.. Leats Taoor bZSL
Chambers Co,r-rryrtNvoaod-
i n, t" rf 'i ,
iawn 3306, t-ll3o. Lady embalmer.
SKEW ES bl"i!rlakl'iS
A-2321- Cor. 3d and Clay.
Momiltnn tast SUI ai'l Ullsao. Fu
i IU.IIIUIVII nerai services. Tabor 4313.
R T RrVnP WiRiatns and Knott,
I ' J East me. C-l43
FRlP'sDM RESiDENCK UNI. PLS.
CIHUOUH M s,23- a-2235. 445 Mor.
P L LEKCrl, leading east aid under
taker. E. 11th & Clay. riUg. E. 7 si.
FREEZE sc SNOOK. B-1252. T. 1258.
Iu26 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attandasL
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
(OoBtinuadi
. splendid residepce undertaking es
tablishment with private driveway.
J. P. FINLEY & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MONUMENTS
MARBLE AND GKAMTE WORKS.
Finest marble and granite from our
Oregon quarry; 287 Hawthorne ave.
SCHANEN -BLAIR CO
PORTLAND MAKBLK WK.S.. 264-26ti
4th et., opp. city hall. Main 8564.
Philip Neth Sons for memorials.
13
HaBLAESiNG GRANITL CQ
POK SAL,
HOUSES
A Real Home
1324 Gran'd Avenue North
BRAND NEW, STRICTLY MODERN
5 ROOM COTTAGE, CEMENT BASE
MENT. FULL ATTIC, 60X1JO LOT.
BLOCK FItOM CAR- WILL ACCEPT
LOT AS DOWN PAYMENT. TERMS.
OWNER. ,rs:4 GRAND AVE. N.
WOODLAWN OR VANCOUVER
CAKS To HOLM AN ST.
$1575
EASY TERMS
Bins 4 room house, good barn, chick
en yard, etc. Lot 7oxl00, house No.
V&9 E. 11th st. N. ; lot alone wortn.
more thsn price asked for all.
Phone Owner," East 2012.
FOR .SALE or exchange, new 7 room
modern house. Do you want a home
close in? Have you got a lot? Do
you want to trade it for a house that
will suit you? 1 have the house. 1
can i;se jour lot. If you are interest
ed let us talk business. Call owner.
Tut'Of 1782.
SUBURBAN HOME AND TWO ACRES
S room house, very modern; large
fireplace, furnace, electric light, city
pas and water, fine lawn and flowers,
grove of fine trees, hard surfaced road
and 5 cent fare to Portland. For fur
ther particulars address D-307, Journal.
MUST sell my 6 room modern bunga
low. Furnace, hardwood floors,
fireplace, fixtures and shades. 2 blockj
off Hawthorne. Payments like rei:t.
Owner. Woodlawn 252
SACRIFICE New 6 room bungalow;
hardwood floors, fireplace, break
fast room, furnace, garage; terms, some
trade. 260 Emerson, Williams ave.
car line.
MODERN bungalow, furnished, full
cement basemeDt. furnace, fireplace,
bargain; terms. Owner. Woodlawn
3S81.
HOMES built, plans drawn, estimates
made, your lot or ours. Terms easy.
The Oregon Home Builders, 1330 N. W.
liank bldg.
New 6 room bungalow, absolutely mod
ern In every particular; 60x100 lot;
J2400, easy terms. Owner, Tabor 423.
FIVE room house, modern, large barn,
lot 60x1 no, SlfiOO; will take auto to
$700, Inquire lisp Clinton st. tSmlth.)
BUNGALOW PUNS, 5.
H A WILLIAMS. 00 M-KAV FLP"J
FOR SALE LOTS
16
$&00 CORNER view lot. Kings
Heights, terms. Owner. R-245.
Journal.
ACREAGE
87
40 Acres, $1000
25 miles from Portland, small house,
1 acre cleared? creek, fine spring lies
fine, 10 acres easy cleared, balanca
fine timber. $200 cash, terms on bal
ance. 411 H e n r y bldg.
$16.25 Per Acre
40 acres, 20 miles from Portland, 7
miles from electric line; lies good;
fiuine timber; price $650; $200 cash,
balaneo easy. 411 Henry bldg.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line, easy terms; will build to ault
purchaser. Phone Marshall 1585, or
Sellwood 47fi. John 11 Gibson, owner.
400 ACRES $i200.
4P0 acres, Tillamook Co., close to
Wilson river, and the village of Wil
son; iltujJ cash, balance 2 years. Of
course it is a snap, irea vv. uermau
Co. 732 Chamber of Commerce.
CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN Ranches
near Portland, 2, 5, 10 acre tracts, best
soil, good roads, near electric. $05 to
$200 per acre, easy terms. McFarland,
3 0 9 Ycon bldg.. Portia n d.
FOR SALE 10 acres cheap; 800 cordg
wood on it. Phone Tabor 4787 or
Esst 2021.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
FOR SALE CHEAP.
80 a. farm; 40 in cultivation, 20
slashed, 20 limber, good buildings, on
macadam road, 3 miles from railroad
and boat station, not far from Port
land; take house and lot as first pay
ment. Price only $t!0 per acre.
Also 20 to luo acres fruit and vege
table land, 1 mile from electric R. R.
station, 18 miles from Portland; part
ly trade.
Very cheap acreage, close in prop
el ty, le fare. Price only $900 per acre.
2o's Washington St., room 18
15 ACRES in.Lktn county, Or., close to
the town of Mill City, where there
are good schools and churches; ' Va
acres m cultivation and balance In pas
ture; sandy loam soil, lays level; large
8 room house, barn for 20 head of
stoclt; water piped from springs;
slaughter house, scales; a fine place
for a home; plenty of opportunity for
a man who wants outside work, as over
1000 men are employed yearly; price
$4500; will ive terms. Win. Downing,
Mill r"itr rie
375 ACRE WUlametfe valley ranch.
1 miles to Siawou. cm racing ihbh
way; two sets improvement, orchard,
about bO acres cultivation; all can bii
plowed. Plenty good water, machin
ery, household furniture and noma
stock; might take some trade. Price
$40,000. J. G. Thomassen. 40iV 3d St..
owner.
260 a. splendid Gilliam Co. wheat and
stock rancn; an eyuippeo, reay iu
gj on; 140 a. ready for fall set-ding.
balance in fine pasture; R. R. and
county road runs by place; house, barn
and other outbuildings . water on place;
fenced and cross fenced, close to town.
$25 per acre, f A-am, jouinat.
4U ACHE irrigated ran'-n, outui'ie cat
tle range, aifaifa, oata, barltsv this
year- barn, chicken houses, attractive
bungalow, all woven wire fenced. Bar
pain $3500; $50n cash, long terms on
balance. Box 3'.. Deshntew. Or.
FOR sale or trade; 160 seres, about 12
mile nortn or nnne r-aimon. nun.
Price 3 25 per acre. Want a good busi
ness proposition or improved property.
N-t-iOO, Journal.
FOR KEXT- -FARMS 14
FOR RENT "0 acres 2 miles from
college town; must have between
$5000 an $4000 to handle property.
For information. Box ill, Corvallls,
Or Phone If4ependent 6802.
DAIRY farm for rent, 120 acres, 40
acres, cleared, with some stock, for
cash or work. 58S Leo ave. Sellwood,
Or.
FOR RENT SO acres, nearly Vj plow
afcle, goodwatrI 3 4 miles from Ore
gon City. DX-311, Journal.'
F HOUSES 61
S24i0
FARMS W ANTED
RENT OR BUY
.18
MARRIED man wants rent fi or 10
acres, 4 room house, barn, fruit trees,
clone school. Mr. H-, 837 Missouri ave.,
Portland, Or.
HOMESTEADS-
40 ACRES, good soil, creeks, timber,
very close In. near railroad town,
some easy to clear, 1100. V-17, Jour-
nat
10 ACRES government land, near Wil
lamette valley, spring, fences, font
acres open, mile to railroad town, 10i',
terms. R-350, Journal. -
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
$S000 49 ACRES. mile .west of
Lebanon, Or.; all in clover, includ nt;
16 hogs, 3 cows. 25 ton Imy. wood
cut for year, 100 chickens, team, har
ness and wagon, farming toeU, canned
goods, some furniture, large barn, out
buildings, 7 room house with hot and
cold water. Clear of incumbrance.
Want nftsdern house to $fi000, Imlam-
time. Give full description In first
letter, as this will not last long. Owner
only. OX-6K4. Journal.
260 ACRKS, western Dane county,
close to railroad; about 100 acted
cultivated; some fine tmiher and ex
cellent pasture; can't be heat lor Mto.-le
or dairy; ordinary buildln.es; &o head
of cattle, 3 liorsea, hogs, chickens and
all equipment; price $15 000; incum
brance $3000; trade for valley farm
and assume or good clear citv prop
erty to $6000 and cash. Stroud Ac Co.,
iBeaverton. Or.
$5000 240 ACRES of open pasture
land, part easily cleared, reiv ed, 4
springs, oak timber, 5 miles east of
Lebanon, Or. Stock will winter on this
land all winter; $1500 mortgage. Want
house and lot, rooming house, wood
vard or livery stable for mv $3500; Rive
full description in first letter. Owner
only. DX-321, Journal.
TEN ACRES LYLE FRUIT DISTRICT
and two Tacoma residence lotH, all un
incumbered, worth $2000; want Port
land home. or especially desirable
eyuity. Give particulars. F-331, Jour
nal. 67 H ACRES level land, fine timber.
close Portland, level rock road, $1t)0
per acre; mill and plank roads in;
want $3000 unincumbered city prop
erty, balance easy terms. Owner, Alain
S3 so.
STORE from $70fi0 to $10,000, in ko"1
town, wanted for my well improved
25 acre farm close to city, all level
land, good crop this - year, good build -logs.
Price $11,500. H-546. Journal.
FOR TRADE My equity ofTlToo in
Sn acres, partly Improved land near
White Salmon, Wash. Will take horses,
or what have you? Presont indebted
n ss $800, J-958, Journal.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Will take coast property as part pay
on mv beautiful country home; give
particulars first letter. PX-455, Jour
nal. 1 ACRE, neat 4 room cottage, close to
carline. near Beaverton; trade fur
citv- residence to $1800. or will sell.
$260 cash, balance monthly. Box 2ti.
Beaverton. Or.
FOR SALE, cheap, or exchange for
horses, 4 room box house and two
nice lots on 87th st. East 4441 rr
call ut 7 Fni.in ave.
EAST side, close in, clear M block,
value $.'ir,00, for San Francisco of
bay property; will assume. R-340,
Journal
80 ACRES, all alfalfa ranch, CmatiU
county: lonn lease; stock and Imple
ments for $1000; good property. 217
Lnbbp bldg.
$1000 and 17 aeree with elepant
bungalow, Ashland, Or., $3500, clear.
Want Portland home to $4500. R-878,
Journal.
CADILLAC, f pass, auto, excellent
condition and city lot; exchange for
5 acres within 10 miles of Portland.
18 E. 31st Ft., cor. Ash.
CHOICE tract ol acreage near Mtl
waukie, on car line; trade for modern
house up to $12,000 or less. R-342.
Journal.
WANT automobile, team, farm imple
ments, stock, for house and lots. J
921, Journal.
FIVE acres. 3 miles from Lents, main
road, exchange fo desirable lot alum;
river, near Portland. 342 1st st.
WANTED REATi ESTATE 31
HOUSE, flats or stores wanted to
$5000. "Exchange lots. Main 1 1 6.
ROOMING HOUSES
51
15 ROOMS H. K.. close in, west side.
$250; terms. Wlthrow & Orr. 411
Henry bldg.
ROOMING hotrse, 12 rooms, bargain
for quick sale. 229 13th st.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES UP
FOR RENT Lunch counter, space in
cigar, pool and card room, barber
shop in connection, kitchen in rear.
Best location In city. Rent $30 pet
month. Including all fixtures, light and
steam heat. Address M. Uumbert. The
Dalles, Or.
FOR SALi Grocery store with paying
business in Irvington, at E. 28th and
Halsey. New stock at invoice. De
livery and fixtures at BOc on $1. For
cash. Good location, low rent. Poor
health compels tne to go to other cli
mate. ONE of the best paying pool halls In
the heart of Portland for sale; lo
cated In a popular office bldg. For
further information address N-SS7,
Journal.
WANT clean stock of shoes and gents'
furnishings, have 4 nice lots, value
$1500 and $500 cash. 310 West 8th" at.,
Vancouver, Wash.
FOR SALE or trade: Meat niarket,
slaughter house and 80 acres land,
eastern Oregon. Seil or trade separatt.
EX-73L Journal
WE manufacture Imperial Wonder
Paint and make a specialty of patch
ing and painting roor. We guarantee
3 to6 years. Jackson & Hill, Tabor 447.
LARGE two chair barber shop, south
ern Oregon. $575. I say tf sold. Lee
Kemp. Tabor 4 831.
FOR SALE Auto transfer business
and auto stage line. Box 533 Ash
land. Or.
1000 Business Cards 75c
Ryder Ptg. Co.. S. W. cor 3d Morrison.
TRANSFER business for nale that will
stand closest investigation; e-ood
reason for selling. H-67S. Journal.
WORK 1 NOM AN'S H OT E L
Paying $75 month; $800; some cash.
balance exchange. M-l 3 1 . Journal.
LANDY theatre proposition; a snap.
Call 4147 Ofith wt. S. K.
BLACKSMITH shop cheap. Is Jcffer-
son.
GOOD unopposed druc store location.
Address TV- II. Staats. MHupln, Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
LOANS made on close In improved resi
dence property . homes financed too.
The Orekon Home Builders, 1330 N. W.
Bank bldg. t
BUILLINU loans on city sud iujbujban
property; money advanced as worn
progresses. W. G. BecU. 316 Failtog
bl!. Main 4'm.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes. co
tracts: mortgage loans; reasonable
rctes. F. H Lewis & Co . 3 Lewis bidg.
MONEY to loan in amounts o fjfrV to
$5000 on city property. A, H, Bell.
201 Gerllnger bldg.
MORTGAGE loans, 5A4j to 7. Oregon
Tnv A- aiorteaaa Co.. Stock Kveh 'ia
and Yamhill
IF YOU OWN A LOT AND WlHii TO
BUILD. COME IN AND SEE US.
CURTIS- OAK. HT.
$100,000 ou mortgages, city ana unn
property, lire insurance. McKenals
ft Co.. QerDrjaey bldg.. 2d and Ahlei
MONEY to loan to s. W. 11. Doiti
t & Co.. 310 Spaulfng bldg.
$40,00 OR LJ2SS. FARR1NGTON.
0 4th st- Bo'4 of Trade bldx.
$1000 up to 500 to -loan on city or
farm pronery. Tabor 2520.
tZUO, $50. $600, 00, $1200, $1800. Fred
W. German Co., 732 Chamber of Com.
$600 up. 7 and S. no commission, no
delay. Ward. 407 Braiding bldg.
MORTGAGE LOAN . snd TSk. Louua
Salomon & Co.. 399 Oak St., near 5 th,
ST
LOANS on Improved city property tf
for building purpose; adavnea mad
an building progresses; liberal repay
meat prlvlietrea, no commission. J. P.
Llpucomb, 242 stark st. Main 4480.
Mortgage Loans
I. L. WHITE.
701 HelliiiK Bid.
MONEY TO LOAN
CHATTELS, SALARIES
07
IMMEDIATE LOANS
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
A I EASTERN RATES.
We have one of the finest rtall
Jewelry btorea 1" the city. A loail de
partment is conducted in connection
with same, making business STRICT
LY COXUIDENTIAL. Absolutely no
feigns designating loan businese (lis
plajed in liont of our store. AW mtr
chandiso pledged la held tor a period
ot 12 months, whether or not interest
Is puid when due. We are licensed
and have bu n established since
No connection with any other loan
establishment in this city.
'A. & M. DK.LOVAOK, JEWELERS,
5L24VaaMliKton bC
S.URT LOANS SALARY LOANS
Being salary loan brokers exclusive
ly, we ate enabled to assure sAtiaf ac
tion srid give tha qurckest possible
service.
Business strictly confidential. .
REM EMBER,
We are licenced and therefore
RELIABLE.
STATK SECURITY,
308 Faillna bldg.
Loans at Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, pianos,
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes,
on furniture, or anything of valus.
You can get it today.
Portland Loan Co,, Licensed
Licensed by State.
811 DICK I'M BUILDING.
Third snrt WHShlnaton.
money at once,
legal rate of interest.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Musical Inst.
All Pledges Held One Year.
Separate Dept. for Ladles.
F.LUY COMPANY (Licensed),
320 Lumber h. b Idir . 2d rid Sts rlc sts.
LOAN'S WANTED
80
WANTED --$'.00 or $600 from pilval
party with privilege of paying within
one year. A safe loan but not oil
real est.ite. Will pay 6 per cent, caah
atidji per cent interest. P-454, .louriml,
ONE tiiutmand dollars wanted 3t mod
erate interest; Lest of security, oil
city piopcrty, no agents. R-S7t5, Jour
nnl WISH to borrow from private party
$2000. .". cars at . on my farm
wierUi$ 1 ;:. not). 2-r,;n, Journal.
V A NTH 1 1 I' roin private patty. $2000
loan on lt;o acre improved farm;
no brokers H-jTT.'t, Joiunnl.
$.'iii KOU fix moa. Ample security.
nx-xt;7. .bun nul
1INANCIAL
fit
FIRST and penond mortgages, also sel
lers' interest in contracts purchased.
Oregon and WaHlilngtou. II. E. Noble,
Lumbermen hlda
HELP WANTED MALE
I WTSII TO OBTAIN TWO GOOD MEN
ABOUT 24 i'EARS OF AGE FOR
MY SALES FOIICE EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARV AH I WISH TO
TEACH THEM OUR SYSTEM. REF
EKKNCKS WILL BE NECESSARY
A N I ) NO ONE W ILL BE ACCEPTED
UNTIL CLOSE INVESTIGATION. OF
FICE MEN WISHING TO PROCURE
OUTDOO R EM PL ) YM ENT PRE
FERRED. SALARY WHILE LEARN
ING OUR LINE, $5 PER WEEK AND
WILL ADVANCE ACCORDING TO
ABILITY. APPLY TO CARLTON
HOTEL OFFICE FOU ROOM n,
RESIDENCE OK DIVISION MGR.. BE
TWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M. SUNDAY OR
12 AND 2 P. M. MONDAY.
EXPERIENCED unmarried dairyman,
capable of overseeing and havndllng
a herd of 40 cows, retail dairy adjoin
ing cltv. D-305 Journal.
UPHOLSTERER wanted. All rouni
man for repair shop. X-PKB, Journal.
EMPLOYMENT department X . ja.
A. b'ervlee free to members.
WANTED Nonunion plumber; refer
ences. I'-4f7, Journal.
AMATEURS for road show. Apply at
once to 0 09 Eilern bldg.
HELP WANTED MISC. 4
Y. M. C. A. .AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
day and rilht clauses; expert train
ing in repairing, driving a;id machlnn
work, forage, lathe, (diaper, drill pre,
etc.; time unlimited. Secure pass at
educational office, Y. M. O. A. bldg.,
inspect out gimps and methods. Com
petent ihuuifeurs and mechanics sup
plied. WANTED For Edison day contest.
Bchool boys and girls alter school
hours. $2500 in prizes and liberal com
mission. E. L, Knight & Co., Electrical
contractors and dealers, 449 Washing
ton st.
THOUSANDS government lobs op-iii
to men and women, $75 month; rapid
promotion. Write immediately for list.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 34VG, Rochea
ter, N. Y.
MEN .wishing government Jobs, $70
month, should apply Immediately for
Information. Address EX-fi32, Journal
LEWES HOTEL AGENCY, 47t4
Couch st., headquarters for cooks,
hotel, domewtt c help. Broadway 2330.
COOK headquarter California Wine
Dep2it? li-.Yii!r'.I'l1JiJ.t'1J Bth-
UNCALLED for taiTor'tnade suits fa. 50
up. Taylor the tailor. 2S9H B um alde
USE Baisselt's Nativ Ileros forTTieu
matlsm; ,'iti Latilets 25c. All druggists.
HELP WANTED FE.HALE a
WANTED Ex per i iwtil girl for house.
work, waxes $20. Phone Mllwaukie
46-Y.
A41ATEI US for mad show. Apply at
on re to ,"! Ellers bldg,
SU'Ki 'I.ll t ou hk g'rl wanted to help
In small family. Woodlawn 4258.
HLLt' WANXED I.iALE AbU
FEMALE 20
MEN and worn on to learn tha barber
trade, wages paid while learning;
tuition reduced, positions secured. The
only chain of schools in the world.
Send for free catalogue. Moler Barber
College. 11, 4S N. 2d st. ,
OREGON harper ColleKo wants men
and women to learn the barber trade
in ti weeks; positions secured; paid
while learnia,. bpecis) summer course,
tuition reduced 233 Madison L
WANTED (.E NTS
BIG "money for -e,.t.-- start a watch
club In your town, I'iU a week and
more, accotdiu to w.or ubtlity; par
ticulars 1ree. Conttn-ntal Sales Co.,
P O. box A"t"H "r.
ssiT I A T1(.N S MALE
3
ACcoi'N'i : " Lumber, store, rail
road, brink, et Will .consider any
thing, out of town preferred. H-t!51.
Jourim I.
BOY Tf urftith work with board; coun
tiy iici.-rred, references. V-io.
Jfiiinal ....
YV N :' i '.1 1 - WortC after ' school by
v.i. r.u man attending bustnes col
let Mull' RO3.
1",L aioiiinj handy workman, go an1-
iiieie. A-l references. R-875, Jout
n;il. , ... .
i:oY X'i years old wants any kind of
work, small wages. P-456, Journal,
SITUATIOXf
-FEMALE
POSITION of housekeeper wanted In
city, with widower with cniiaran
prefe
rrsfl. rt-nii, journal.
t.inv keen heime in hotel or wl
id.
ower h n ome. Aiain s 8 j v, room m,
WANTED Work by' hour or tlay, f
liable references. Last 6S32. :t
MO&E TO IXJAN
REAL ESTATE
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