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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PO RTLAND, SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1320.
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JJWORILAND
SHIPPING SERVICE
BE STARTED
Repreaentatlvea of the Mlttubiahl'
, Goahl Kalsha, who have been In Port
't land for a week making; a survey of
.thlat dlatrlct, are well pleased with
- the propec for eatabllahment of
' regular trade connections between
the Columbia river and Japan by
- Japanese steamship operators, but
will return t Japan to confer with
offielala of their company before
making- any decision to operate a
, permanent trana-Paclfic service.
Thla announcement was made today
y by Lt. M. Instad, repreeetnatlve of the
Seattle office of the Mitsubishi com-
party; who accompanied the Japanese
Cfflclala on their Journey to Portland.
The Japanese members of the party are
?, M. T. Oana, representative of the steam
ship company's managing office at
' Kobe ; - Captain Miirao, captain for the
: M. G.K.. who brought the shipping
, board steamer Eaatern Victor to Se
attle last week, and Captain Suzuki,
master of the Tonalura Maru, the M.
K. Q. vessel which has been loading
lumber in the local harbor.
BIO IHDCSTBIAIi jFIBM
The Mitsubishi i the largest indus
trial firm tn (Japan, says Instad. and
ranks almost equally with the Mitsui
company as a shipping firm. The Jap-
tfneae representatives of the company
were particularly impressed by the fact
that there are no Japanese lines oper
ating into the local harbor.
By early summer the Japanese steam
ship companies will be forming regular
trade routes to the Pacific, says Instad,
and by early summer the officials of
the Mitsubishi company will be able to
announce definitely whether they will
establish a permanent Portland service.
LOADS LVMBEB CARGO
The Tomlura Maru, first of the ves
Mis of the Mitsubishi company to visit
t this port, has finished loading a cargo
of lumber at the Inman-Poulsen mill
, for the Far East and was scheduled to
leave the lumber dock at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Her cargo consists of 3,000,-
000 feet of Oregon lumber. ;
CHAMBER IS QUERIED ABOUT
ALLOCATION OF IT. S. BOATS
Asking the Portland Chamber of Com
merce for an expression of opinion of
the proposed allocation of American
vessels to German trade, the New York
i Commercial has sent a message to the
local body. The message follows:
"There is a proposal before the shlp
, ping board for the allocation of Ameri
can vessels to former Germain trade
routes from German ports. Does your
organisation favor or disapprove the
use of American ships to carry German
goods direct to the markets : of the
world? What stand should American
exporters take if the shipping; board
bould make such arrangements?"
The message will be referred to the
shipping committee of the chamber for
their derision.
NAVIGATION COMPANY BUYS
niVER STEAMER G RAH AM ON A
Purchase of the river steamer Gra
' hamona has been made by the Portland
Navigation company, which waa Incor
porated April 1 by Dean Vincent, V. A.
Crum and Captain Clyde Raabe. Op-
TRANhPURTAI
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MIRALLINS.
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Rail fmra Portland 9:00 P. Mr, April 5, for
Mrshfield, Kirk and Han Francisco, con
necting with .teamen to Lot Angeles and San
Diego.
PROM 8BATTLE TO ALASKA
8. . "'SPOKANE" to 8itka and way Porta,
April 10. i
8. B. "A PMIRAL EVANS" to Anchorage.
' April 10.
S. S. "CITY OF SEATTLE, to Skagway,
April 1.
tickit orricg 101 third ar.
Freight Office. Municipal Dock No. 2.
Phone Main S281.
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San Francisco
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AIfJ BEGCJLABLT THEREAFTER
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
tlona have also been taken by thla com
pany on the Pomona and Oregona, l The
Grahamona la being placed In aervtci for
operation soon. J'
Three routes are proposed -for the
three vessels, although no definite deci
sion has been made. One la on the Wil
lamette to Salem, Independence and Al
bany : another is to the upper Columbia,
with Priest! Rapids, Wash., as terminal,
and- the third la on the Snake to Lewis
ton, Idaho. ! It la proposed to carry both
freight and! passengers on these routes.
The new company has been Incorporated
with a capital stock of 150,000.
Begin Work of Removing Drvdock
Seattle. April I. L N. S.) Work wae
started today of) the big sectional dry
dock, recently sold by Skinner Eddy
to the Moore Shipbuilding company of
San Francisco, to prepare It for U long
trip by sea from here to San Francisco.
The work ia in charge of L. 8. Rosene of
San Francisco. The first two of the five
sections will be ready for sea about
April 11. i
Positions of Ships
Northhead, Wash.. April S. Positions
of ships at J sea as reported to this eta
tion by radio at S p. m.. April 2 :
Provideneia. Seattle for Gray Harbor,
barbound off Grays Harbor.
Acme, San Francisco for Darien, 699
miles from San Francisco.
West Cheswald. Honolulu for San
Francisco, 10S0 miles southwest of San
Francisco. .
A Lli ALONG THE WATERFRONT
With a cargo of general' freight for
Portland, the McCormick steamer
Klamath was scheduled to arrive in tho
river this morning. The vessel will load
a return cargo of lumber for California.
The oil tanker F. H. Buck, with a
cargo of fuel oil from Monterey, arrived
In the river thir morning.
The wooden steamer Wonahbe, which
has been loading a, cargo of ties for the
united Kingdom, was expected to com
plete her loading this morning and leave
down the river this evening. The ves
sel Is being operated by the Pacific
Steamship company.
Ecola has been definitely selected as
the name for the five masted schooner
being finished by the Monarch Ship
building company at the North Portland
yard of the G. M. Standi fer company.
The vessel will be launched as soon as
the stage of the river is high enough.
DropplngMnto the lower river Friday
afternoon for fuel oil, thtveteamer F. S.
Loop, en route from 8an Francisco to
Seattle, left for the north this morning.
To load 1.8O0.OQ0 feet of .lumber at
Prescott and Westport for Australia, the
British motor schooner Malahat waa due
to arrive in the river today. The ves
sel is being loaded by the Douglas Fir
Exploitation 4 Export company.
Scheduled to load lumber in the local
harbor for the Inauguration of the Portland-North
China service of the Columbia-Pacific
Shipping company, the
steel steamer The Angeles Is scheduled
to arrive in the local harbor Sunday and
will begin loading at the Inman-Poulsen
mill Monday.
To be overhauled for spring dredging
work the United States engineers'
dredge Michie, moved from the Pacific
Marine Iron works to the Port of Port
la' -l ilrynock lrinav mornine."
Having completed the unloading of a
general freight cargo which she brought
from California, the steamer Johan
Poulsen moved from the Couch street
d ck to the Eastern & Western Lumber
ml1' '"rldpv m rinrr.
With a fair list of passengers, the San
Francisco & Portland Steamship liner
Rose City arrived at the Alnsworth
drx-k Friday mornlner. after cnmnletif g a
rc.ugh voyage to the ' Columbia river
from San Francisco.
Meeting with a mishap to her machin
ery a few miles west of Point Wells, the
sleel steamer- Otha, which is scheduled
to load a full cargo of floufat Astoria
foi the Atlantic coast, was forced to re
turn to Seattle for repairs Thursday.
Tho vessel is being operated by F.
Waterhouse & Co.
En route to Portland with passengers
and general freight, the Admiral line
steamer City of Topeka, was barbound
off Eureka, Thursday night, according
to advice received H rt'lay by the
local operators or the vessel.
The Columbia-Pacific steamer The,
Angeles, which is expected in the local
harbor today to load for regular
service between Portland and North
China ports, wttl dock at the Inman
Poulsen mill and finish har cargo at the
Peninsula Lumber company dock.
Having completed her bunkering at the
Pacific Coast coal deck Thursday morn
ing, the Alaskan-Portland Packers' as
sociation schooner Berlin moved to mu
nicipal dock No. 1.
The 8800-ton steel steamer Westward
Ho. which carried a cargo of flour to
the Atlantic coast from the Columbia
river several months ago, win be the
first of the Pacific Mail ships which
will load at Baltimore for Portland in
the Pacific Mail Steamship service, ac
cording to an announcement made by J.
G. Melvin, Portland agent for the com
pany. The vessel will leave Baltimore
April 25 and will be reallocated for Pa
cific service upon arrival here.
News of the Port
Arrival! April 8
H. Buck, American ateamar,
oiL
Frank
from
Monterey:
Klamath. American itnmcr. from fUn Vrin.
cibco; faaoengen and general.
Departure April 8
Johan Poulwn. American tteamer, for San
Franclnco Tia West port; lumber.
Tomiura Maru. Japanee tteamer, for Taku
Bar; lumber.
Departura April t
AVahkeena. American aieamer, for Baa Fran
ciaco: lumber.
Y. F. Herrin, for San Franciaco ; ballast.
i MARINE Al.MAXAC
Weather at Rlver'e Mouth
I Nor Head, April 3. Condition at tha
mouth of the rirer at noon: Sea smooth, rain
; ing: wind aouth. 80 mtlcn; hnmtdlty 81.
; Tldae at Aetorla Sunday
High water. Low water.
1:11 a. an. 8.T feet. 7:57 a. m. 0.1 feet
1 -At n m V A fu, T K f. , t . 1
DAILY RIVER READINGS
8:00 a. ra.. Pacific time.
BTATIORa
Hi
ill
i-
fmaUlla ...
Eugene ....
Albany ....
Salem ....
Oregon City
Portland . . .
25
10 8.1
1.0
1.8
1 .6
0.7
-0.1
0.04
0.01
o.os
0.15
0.1S
20 7.3
20 6.0
12 8.0
IS S.l
C) Riaing. ( ) Falling.
RIVER FORECASTS
The Willamette river at Portland will remain
nearly stationary during the neit two or three
dayi except aa affected by the tide.
AT SEIGHRORING PORTS -Astoria,
April 8. Arrived at 7:05 and left
up at 10 a. m., steamer Frank H. Buck, from
Monterey. Sailed at 7:80 a. m steamer W.
F. Herrin. for Han Franciaco. Sailed at 8 a.
m.. steamer T. S. Loop, for Puget Sound. Ar
rived at 8:35 a. m., British motor ship Mslshst.
from Honolulu. Arrived at 0:05 a. m.. steam-
RED STAR LINE
T SPLENOIlS lARCF STTAMFPe
Aeeommedatloat Isclude Hameroaa Rooms
Frofeeilona! Stria Orchestra.
New York Southampton
Antwerp
First, Seeoad and Third Classes
Finland ... .Apr. 7! Maw lS'Jnua 19
Kroenland . . . Mar 1
June 5 July 10
June 12july 1,7
Lapland .4 . .May 8
Zee land
. .July 24
11 ' '1
High (Tost Is Not .
I': Known to People
' ?r In Belgian Congo
. St Louis, Mo., April t. (U. P.)
Chickens SO cents each, egga 1 cent
each, cooke get $1' a month and the
cost of a palatial brick mansion ie
only $1000 In Belgian Congo, E. R.
Kellesberger, missionary, declared.
ar Klamath, from Baa Franciaco. Bailed at T
a, m., steamer Wahkeena, for San Pedro. Left
op at 10:80 a. m., ateanar Klamath. Sailed
at 10 a. m., aiotoc scbeoncr Oroaite, for Byd-
ny.
Seattle, April 8. Sailed at 1 a. m., ateamee
Otho. for Astoria.
Ban Franciaco, April 8. Sailed at 8 a. so.,
ateamer Celilo, for Portland.
Saa Pedro, April 2. Sailed at 8 p.' bv,
teamen Bhaata and Trinidad, for Colombia
rirer.
Point Reyea, AprD 8. Paaaed. motor achoon
r Oregon, from Port Angelea for Maiatlan. Tia
Aatoria.
Criatobal, March 81. Sailed, ateamer Oaaa,
from Portland, for New Tort, for orders.
Coo Bar. April 8. Arrired st 10 a. ra.,
ateamer City of Topeka, from San Franciaco,
for Portland.
San Fianeiaeo. April 8. (L N. S.) Arrired
April 2 : Coqnille Hirer, from Loa Angeles, at
12:58 p. m. ; motorahip Leaaen, from Lot An
gelea, at 2 :S0 p. m. ; Qnaen. from Loa Aa
galee. at 8 P. aa. ; Brookdale, from Kahulul, at
7 P. m. ; barge E. M. Pnelpa, from Port Baa
Loia, in tow tug Sea King, at 7:10 p. m. Re
turned: Gaa echooner Coquille, henc 11:20
a. m.. account of heavy weather, at 1:0 p. m.
Bailed, April 2: Preaident. for Loa Anaelea,
at 11:20 a. m. ; TJtacarboa. for Loa Angelce, at
11:40 a. m. ; Humboldt, for Los Angclea, at
1:40 p. m. ; Mukilteo, barge Big Bonanza in
tow, for Seattle, at 8:30 p. m.; Hartwood, for
Graya Harbor at 8 :55 p. m. ; Taruruard, for
Eureka at 4:45 p. m.; tug Relief, for aea,
to aid diaabled steamer Brunswick to port, at
4:45 p. m. : Frank D. Stout, for Grays Harbor
at 7 p. m. :' Elizabeth, for Bandon at 7:10
p. m. ; Prentiaa, for Albion at 8 p. m. ; Wil
lamette, for Uray Harbor at 8:Z0 p. m.
Seattle. April 8. (L N. 8.) Arrired: S.
S. City of Seattle, from Southeastern Alaaka. 8
a m. ; Ieonium. from T acorn, 6 :80 a. ra. ;
Jarary, from Tacoma, B 40 a, m. : M. S. Libby
Maine, from Corinto, Tia porta and San Fran
ciaco. 1:80 a, m. Bailed: 8. 8. Governor, for
San Pedro, Tia Victoria and Saa Franciaco, noon;
Jefferson, for Southeastern Alaska, 10 a. m. ;
Protesiliua, for Manila Tia ports, 4:15 a m.
Arrired. April 2: 8. S. Ordindo Maru, from
Kobe ria Muroran and Vancouver, 7 p. m. ;
Alameda, from Tacoma, 7 :40 p. m. : Admiral
Rodman, from Southeastern Alaaka. 4 p. m. :
Africa Maru, from Manila ria Victoria, 2:45
p. m. Bailed. April 2: Ural San Mara, for
Kobe via Yokohama, 8:45 p. m. : U. 8. Apex,
for Sooth eastern Alaaka, 1 a. m.
Seattle. Waah.. ADrU 2. (L N. S.) Ar
rired Oiho from Straits with engine trouble in
tow tug Tree, 2 a. m., Eastern Admiral from
aooe via Tacoma, 7 am.
Arrired, Deuel from Dalny Tia porta at 4:15
p. m.. Governor from Tacoma at 4 :30 p. m.
Sailed April 1. Alaska for aouth wea tern ria
southeastern Alaaka at 5:35 p. m.
Valdei. April 1. Sailed. Admiral Etuis
outhbonnd at 8 p. m.
Juaeau. April 1. Sailed. Frineesa Mary,
southbound, 0:80 p. m.
Ketchikan, April 1. Sailed, City of Seattle
eonthbound, 3 a. m. Admiral Goodrich aouth'
bound. 9 :30 a. m.
Kobe, March 28. Sailed, Chicago Mara for
Seattle via ports. March 28 Sailed, Eastern
Cloud for Seattle.
Honolulu. April 1. Arrired, Meriden from
Seattle.
Victoria April 2. Sailed. Arriea Mara for
Seattle, 730 a. m.
Dungeneea, April 2. Paaaed in, Asuncion for
Puget sound navy yard at 8 a. m.
Everett, April 2. A rived, W. S. Porter from
Monterey.
Tacoma, April 1. Arrived, tirades from Se
attle at 7 p. m. M. S. Wakens from British
Columbia porta, 8 80 p. m.
San Franciaco. April 2. (L N. S.) Arrived,
Centralis, from Punts Arenas Tia San Diego,
3:3. a. m. : Chehelia. from Grays Harbor, 8
a. m. ; Humboldt, from Loa Angeles. 8:15 a. m. ;
Admiral Schley, from Seattle, 10:05 a. m. ;
Captain A. F. Lucai, from Seattle, 10:10 a m.;
British tteamer E. I). Kingsley, from La Union
ria I.oe Angeles, 0:50 a. m. ; Celilo, from Loa
Angeles, 1 1 :3fV-a. m.
.Sailed, ' Argyll, for Port Saa Luis, 4:30 a. ra. ;
Juneau, for Seattle, 7 :80 a m. ; Oleum, for
Port San Luis, 8 a. m. ; Dilworthj, for Prince
Rupert. 10:50 a. m.; Standard Arrow, for Beau
Seward, April 2. Sailed: Northwestern,
x uth bound, 12:15 a. m.
Valdez, April 2. Sailed: Northwestern,
southbound, 2:30 p. m.
Ketchikan, April 2. Sailed: Princess Mary,
southbound, 9 a. m.
Sydney. N. S. W., March 80. Sailed: II
kura. for Vancouver via Honolulu.
Honolulu. April 1. Arrived: Eastern Gale,
from Seattle.
Point Reyes. AprC 2. Pasred: Lyman
Stewart, for Seattle ria Vancouver, at noon.
Astoria, April 2. Arrived: F. S. Loop,
(torn Saa Francisco for oil, 3 pm.
Puget Sound Nary Yard. April 2. Arrired :
I'. S. H. Algonquin, from Seattle, Asuncion from
Oleum, at 4 p. m.
Eagle Harbor, April 3. Arrived: Horace X.
Baxter, fmm Seattle.
San Francisco, April ,8. (1 N. 8.) Ar
med: Arctic, from Fort Bragg, 8:40 a. m. ;
Phoenix, from Greenwood, 4:10 a. m. ; British
ateamer Tacoma, from Hongkong, 4:4 5 a. m. ;
Nome City, from San Jnego. 6am.: Ernest
II. Meyer, from Los Angeles, 8:10 a. m. ; Idaho,
from Loa Angeles, 8:50 a m. ; Sea Foam, from
Mendocino. 9 a. m. : Washington, from Eureka.
9 :25 a. m. ; Brunswick, from Loa Angeles, l.'ni
mak. from t'nion Landing, 10 a m. Sailed -South
Coast, for Crescent City, 11:40 p m
(yesterday). Today: Gaa schooner Coquille.
for Fort Bragg. 12:45 s. m. ; power schooner
Human, for Uershel Inland. 12:40 a m. ; Brit
ish bark Ron, for Auckland, 8 a. m. : ateamer
Celilo, for Portland. 8:10 a. m.
a e :
2 Japanese Seamen
Escape Off Vessel
Taking Cargo Here
Immigration authorities today are
searching for two Japanese who escaped
Thursday night from the ateamer Toml
ura Maru,' taking cargo at Inman-Poulsen
mill.'
They are Choichl Konishl, aged 22,
and Takebachl Okamoto, 28. Both are
seamen, and have not been to this coun
try before, it Is said.
A local Japanese. upposed to be a
second tidusin of Choichl, admitted to im
migration men that tie sent his wife to
Chotchi with some American clothes
when the ship first docked, but he insists
the clothes were for working purposes
only. Choichi is unusually lare-e for a
Jap, weighing 160 pounds and standing
o leet incnea tali.
The steamer was guarded both night
and day with men with rifles, but it is
believed the two who escaped left about
5 p. m. Thursday, as they were missed
shortly thereafter.
Turkish Disavowal
Demanded by Allies
London, April 3. (U. P.) The alllea
have presented a collectlvl note to Tur
key, again demanding- that ahe officially
disavow the nationalist movement an
Kxchangre Telegraph dispatch from
Constantinople today said.
Found Unconscious
Near Railway Track
Ontario, Or April I. Melvin Drig-ra
was round in an unconscious condition
beside the railroad track, eight miles
east of here, Friday. His head and leg
were bruised and be had apparently
been there many hours. He was brought
to Ontario.
U. S, Submarine Is
- Abandoned as Lost
Mara Island Navy Tard. Cat, April 3.
(I. N. S. The . United- States aub
maririB H-l, which A-etit ashore on th
coast 'of Lower California, recently with
the loeai of four lives, has been aban
doned aa total loaa. It waa announced
by navy officials herd today. ,
ERINSEI
DEGREE CHARGED
An indictment charging murder in
the second degree was returned to
day by the Multnomah county grand
Jury.agraist Ralph Bruno, formerly
proprietor of a pool hall at First and
Clay streets, for the killing of Rich
ard Troy, ex-convict, at Third and
Harrison streets on the evening of
March 6.
Trpy, who was otherwise known as
"Wisconsin Dick," according to police
records, waa accused by Bruno of break
ing up his home. Bruno said that Troy
was the cause of his wife securing a di
vorce last. December. Accosting Troy
In the street, an argumeht followed and
Troy was shot down, according to
Bruno's statements, when he defied his
slayer. Bruno is in the county jail.
II CASES COSIDETlEI
The grand Jury during March consid
ered 33 cases, returning 18 true bills and
13 not true bills. Of the indictments re
turned today, nine were-secret and six
open.
Urgent recommendation was again
made by the grand Jury that automobile
dealers use more caution in selling ma
chines to irresponsible persons. One or
two payments are made on these cars,
the Jury statement reads, then purchaser
and car leave "for unknown parts."
"The grand Jury is asked to indict,
putting the state to great expense," the
statement concludes. "The dealers are
secured by Insurance and are not finan
cially Interested."
FACES POLYGAMY CHARGE
A polygamy charge is faced by John
E. McCleery as a result of the indict
ment against him. McCleery. married
to Ida E. Boag in 1917 and the father
of her two children, is accused of hav
ing been married last May to Bernice
Tolly, 20-year-old daughter of Frank
Tolly, 419 Webster street
McCleery was arrested at one time on
a non-support charge preferred by his
legal wife and investigations at that
time resulted in the discovery that he
was the head of two domestic establish
ments, it is said.
Other indictments returned were
against Alfons Verhaeghe, charged with
carrying concealed weapons : Ross Cum
mings, alias George Crawford, accused
Of forgery ; William McKay, forgery,
and Frank J. Feltz, seduction.
DIVORCE SUIT SEQUEL. OF
37 YEARS OF MATRIMONY
After a married life of 37 years. Mrs.
Kate Rlckert, 6916 Forty-sixth avenue,
southeast. Is suing for divorce from Mer-
rell Rickart on charges of cruel- and in
human treatment Considerable real
property in the Mount Scott section and
$20,000 in personal property are men
tioned. The plaintiff asks alimony of
tlOO a month and half interest in the
property.
That reconciliation effected at the sug
gestion of Circuit Judge Gatens when
the parties were before him in a divorce
siuit last November did not 'ast is in
dicated in the new suit of Mrs. Lucey
Gittus filed today for legal separation
from Charles Gittus. The complaint
charges that Gittus has been worse since
the reconcllliation than before.
Charging desertion since February of
1913. Imogine Loraine T. Ogden is plain
tiff in a suit for divorce from Kenneth
P. Ogden. They were married in Jack
sonville. Or., in 191L
JUDGE THROWS THE MICHAEL
DIVORCE SUIT OUT OF COURT
Although one of the witnesses in the
case evinced such profound religious
convictions as to relapse into a
"tongues of fire" conversation during
his testimony. Circuit Judge Gatens
threw out of court the divorce suit of
Mrs. Hattie E. Michael against B. P.
Michael Wednesday because of what
he termed the "gross iramorality" of
both parties to the suit
A. E. Davidson, testifying in behalf
of the plaintiff, suddenly relapsed into
the; strenge religious demonstration,
talking rapidly in an unknown tongue.
The ' court waited until he had fin
ished, then refused to hear any more
witnesses. Mrs. Michael, who is a
member of the Apostolic Faith mission,
charged her husband with r cruelty,
while the defendant accused her of in
fidelity and that she had been alien
ated Vom him by the disciples of the
faith. The woman's own testimony.
Judge Gatena charged indicated that
she was either so weak mentally or so
immoral that her testimony was un-
irorthy of consideration. The husband
was worse, the court said.
ADVISED TO HOLD GUXMAX
TO ANSWER WITHOUT BAIL
The coroner'B jury Friday night in
quiring into the pool room shooting at
287 A First street Thursdajr noon in
which George Gameaff ditch laborer.
was Killed, ana &aray s&scmeir was
seriously wounded, recommended that
Sabo Sabeiff. the gunman, be held to
the grand jury without bail.
The jury found that Gameaff waa
killed by a shot from Sabeiff's pistol,
the bullet entering the back af his head
and lodging near the right temple.
A complaint charging second degree
murder was filed ' against Sabeiff by
teputy District Attorney F. M. Demp-
sey In the district court Friday.
Friday s inquest was attended by a
large number of Russians who crowded
District Judge Hawkins' court room to
capacity. The three principals in the
shpoting all were from South. Russia.
Wife Alleges Cruelty
Arrested on kidnaping charges pre
ferred by 'her husband when she took
her two children to visit relatives, is
the principal allegation of a suit for di
vorce entered by Mrs. Lulu Stuart
against Joseph H. Stuart, filed in the
circuit court Friday. The complaint
charges that when the wife returned to
her home, after the risit, her husband
refused permission for her to enter the
houae and .caused her arrest Other acts
of extreme cruelty are alleged. Custody
of the children was asked. The pair
Was married tn Madras in 1906.
BUJLDI5G PEBMTT8
Peter G ruber, erect garage. 836 Lei and ave.
bet. Leland and Highland area.; bnilder. same:
$100.
Uaraley, repair residence, 1 148 E. Harrison
sta. bet 88th and 88th ata; bnilder, aame;
$T80.
M. E. Olsen. repair residence.- 620 E. Wash
ington at bet 13th and 12th ata; bnilder
Weslap at Chitwood; $100.
E- D. Rood, -repair residence. 815 E. Main
at bet E. 15th and E. lth ata; builder,
Wesley A Chitwood: $200.
Coin Machine Mfg. Co.. repair machine ahopa.
84 E. " th ata bet. Shiller and Long sta.;
bnilder, Wesley ex Chitwood; 8250.
Geo. Tulea, erect garaee, . 738 Thurmaa gt
bet 23d and 23d Ms.: builder, tame; $300. ,
Jamea Lakey and Mrs. A. E. Myers, repair
natdence. 421 Grand are., on the corner of
Grant St.; bniMer. aame: tlOO.
Elisabeth - Smith,' repair atore and rooms,
308 Morrison at bet. -Front aad ' First star
bnilder, C. O. Rodger ; 8175. ... . .
J. E. Slaughterbeck. erect garaee. 32B Mav
MUlan at. bet. Benton, and Larrabse ata. ; baiid
er, aame; 878. 1
Robert 8. Coe, "erect residence, T92 Green-
n
AM
BRUNO
GtadcUae Sts.1
builder, B. r. Food; 0. v , '
Alfred ataquist. evert erae, 1270 E. 8al
nan at. bet. 43d and 4ta sta.; builder, earn;
tea. . i ,
A. J. Poe.. erect woodshed, a Brae et et
Kellocs and Termtaa eta.; builder, sasos; 2.
Chria Micbelaon. - repair residence, 52I
48d aTe. bet B4th and th sta . Builder, Use
aaaae : ISO. ' -
Adam Lepteica, repair residence, S68 Bald
win at bet, Dmmmond and GrarensUia eta;
builder. N. ,P. HimonMn; 1350.
J. VT. Vaa Horn, addition to residence. tlT
E. Sd at N. bet. Klickitat aad lUesalo eta.:
builder, th same: ISO. '
A. . Parkhurst repair stores. 45 N. 24 at
bet Conch and Da ria sta.; builder. John Coo
ler; ITS.
Si. Donlen. erectinc tent booae. 62. Mo
hawk st. bet Smith and Center sta.: builder.
J. Beohersr 1100.
. H. Brainard. erectiaa store, N. W. corner
of Grand are. and E. Ankenjr at: builder.
Standard Oil Co. of California; 12500.
Kins; estate, repair filling station, 68 Wash
ington at. bet. 21st and Ella sta Builder.
Standard Oil Co. of California: 11000.
O. Eilberg. addition to residence; 119 otn
at S. E. bet. 41st and 43d area; builder,
the aame; 150.
Tom Shir!ock, repair residence 1087 Treacle
are. bet. 85th and 86th eta.; builder. R. -
Jarobson; 1150.
W. J. Hawkins, repair store. 371 rront sr.
bet. Mil and Montcomery eta,;, builder. E.
Hippley; 1850. . ,,,..
il W. Oren. building, retaining wan, 184
E. 89th it. bet AMer and Morrison sta.;
builder, the same; 8150.
Mrs. Stroud. repair confectionery atore.
170 V, Broadway E. bet. Crosby and Lorrabee
sta.: builder, James B. Lowell; 175.
Mrs. John OraTe. tnonng anea ior emrsen
house. 6107 91st st bet. Woodstock and Marie
eta: builder, the same: $25.
L. SchlWer, installing furnace. 747 T. 14th
at. bet Freemont and Beech its.; builder,
F. Schwaa; 8250.
J. W. Starker, erecting woodshed, 0327
67th are. S. E. bet. 83d and 04th sta.;
builder, the aame: S25.
W. A. Warner, repair residence, 888 Brook
lyn at. bet 83d and 34U sta.; Duuaer. i.
Betcttield; 150.
Portland Cordage Co., repair factory. 404
Northrop st bet. 18th and 14th sta.; builder.
F. X. La Doux: 8850.
L. F. Anderson, repair " factory, 900 Sandy
MTd. bet. K 20th and K. 38th at.; buuder,
TJniTersal Body Corn.: 8T00.
F. Daraneelo, repair garaee. 404 E. 47th
at bet. E. Lincoln and E. Grant sta.; builder,
the same: 175.
Steve Kaptur, erect garage. 881 Orerlook
bird. - bet. Mason and Forest ats. ; builder, the
same: $100.
W. E. Bmielton. repair residence, 5303
96th st. bet. 53d and 54th its.; builder, Mr.
Cm; $50.
Theo. Billiiter. erecting chicken house, 00
8d at. bet. Baker and Arthur ats. ; builder, the
same; $30.
Theo. Billiter. erecting chicken house. 060
3d st. bet. Baker and Arthur sts. ; builder,
the same: $25.
Theo. Billiter, repair barn. 660 3d st. bet
Baker and Arthur its.; builder, the same: 125
K. J. O'Neal, repair apartment house. 400
E. 16th N. bet. Tillamook and Thompson sts.
builder. J. J. Bayer.
Leonard Esq., repair meat market 291 Tarn
hill st. bet. 4th and 6th sts.; builder, H. C.
Hartwig; $500.
Louis Erickaon, erecting garage, 895 Missis
sippi are. bet. Mason and akiumore sts. ; builder,
the same; $30.
Mary C. dough, repair residence, 860 E.
3 2d st. bet. Mason and Sharer sta.; builder,
the same; $250.
G. B. Bell, erecting garage, 235 E. 48th
at. bet Madison and Salmon sts. ; builder, the
aame; $100.
Charles B. West, erecting woodshed and
work shop, 1485 Omaha st. bet. Bryant and
Dekum sts.: builder, the same: $75.
M. Hansen, erecting gsrage, 1188 E. Clinton
st bet. 89th and 41st sts.; Joe Reed; $125.
8. Thompson, repair residence. 89 E. 80th
st. bet. Glisan and Everett ata. : builder, Blad-
gett; $200.
T. H. Williams, repair residence. 1059 E.
14th et. N. bet. Alberta and Webster sta.
builder. Albert Dobner: $100.
Electric Steel Foundry. 469-71 24th it.
bet. KooseTPlt and Tork ats. ; builder, Fenncb
ell & Paewlina; $4000.
Emil Meyer Jr.. erecting residence: 1145 E.
22d st. N. bet. Sumner and KUlingsworth sts. :
builder, the same; $1000.
Frye & Co.. repair public market. 185 8d
St. bet. Tsmhiu and Taylor ats. : builder, the
same: $1000.
B. F. Pone, erecting residence. 606 East 56th
street north, between Siskiyou and Klickitat
streets. Builder, the nme; $3300
A. R. Harmcr. erecting residence. 693 East
57th street north, between Siskiyou end Klicki
tat streets. Builder. B. F. Pone: $3300.
J. Backstrom. erecting garage, 592 East Alder
street, between East 14th and East 15th streets.
Builder, the same: $2.10.
8. O'Neal, repairing residence, 970 Albina
street, between Sheridan and Prescott streets.
Builder. W. Lsndolf: $265.
I. W. Johnson, erecting garage, .671 10th
street, between Beacon and Rhine streets.
Builder, the same: $50.
City of Portisnd. repairing police offices, 243
Oak street, between Second and Third streets.
Builder, the ssme; $,5.
F. J. Seehtein, repairing store. 394 East
Burnside street, between Union and Grand ave
nues. Builder. V. A. Jenkins: $75.
Jamea Johnson, repairing residence. 855 East
10th street north, between Rhsver and Mason
streets. Builder, the same; $855.
H. C. Hansen, erecting woodshed. 673 Guild
street, between 24th and 25th atreeta. Builder,
the same; $50.
Mrs. Emerson, repairing residence, 149 23d
street north, between Hcyt and Irring streets.
Builder. W. F. Ryan; $loo.
A. H. Akerson. repairing residence. 6725
86th street southeast, Between 87th and 68tb
streeta. Builder. Fred Anderion; $25i.
Jewish Shelter Home, repair work, 975 Cor
hett street, between Powell and Bsncroft streets.
Builder. M. W. Lorins: $1500.
T. J. Keemah, repairing confectionery store.
827 Mississippi arenue, between Shafer and
Failing streets. Builder, the same: $100.
L. H. Holman. erecting garage. 831 Pettigrore
street, between 24th and 25th atreeta. Builder.
A. J. McCrum: $300.
Mrs. Lambert, repairing residence. 970 Gar
field street, between Prescott and Going streeta.
Builder, William Kiechner; $2000.
P. H. Kern, repairing bam, 738 East Main
street, between 20th and 21st streets. Builder,
the same; $80.
S. M. Stewsrt, erecting gsrage. 19S5 East
19th street, between Insley and Mitchell streets.
Builder, the same: $100.
Oscar Anderson, erecting garage. 1107 East
Washington street, between East 37th and East
88th streets. Builder, the some; $100.
Katherine Mitlebner, erecting chicken house,
6230 44th street, between 02d and 63d ave
nues. Builder, the same; $85.
H. O. Hall, erecting prirate garage, 1431
Hancock street, between 5 2d and 53d atreeta.
Builder, the same; $100.
Schwab Printing Co., repair printing office,
245 Stark street, between Second and Third
streets. Builder, John Preston; $675.
Charles Van Horn, erecting garage. 111
Laurelhurst awenue. between Flanders and Gli&an
streets. Builder, the same: $400.
A, Pantser, erecting garage. 950 Albina street,
between Prescott and Blandena streets. Builder,
the same: $100.
L. Cook, erecting garage, 149 north 17th
street between Hoyt and Irving streets. Builder,
the aame: $125.
G. C. Love, repair rooming house, 251 H
First street, between Main and Madison streets.
Builder, John Crock: $100.
Nina Shortridge. erecting garage. 843 Pres
cott street, between 26th and 2 7 th atreeta.
Builder, C. Nerheim: $150.
A. GulUkson, erecting residence, 7185 41st
aTenue, between 70th and 72d streeta. Builder,
the same; $1000.
W. L. Kellum. repair residence, 606 Esst
32d street north, between Alameda and 3 tail ton
streets. Builder, the aame: $50.
A. J. Kaady, erecting garage. 4803 East 60th
street, between Foster road and 5 1st avenue.
U.,,l,l.r
I U.' U. ...rtin. Diru ftfOA Sflth!
the same: S7;.
atreet. between' Woodstock and 69th. Bnilder,
f v tinn
'Alhers Bros. Milling Co.. erecting roof sign
on central ruone Maraet, somneass comer oi
Fonrtn ana Yamhill streets. Builder, the same;
$200. '
J. H. Cleland, erecting garage, 1089 Haw
thorne avenue, between Thirty-siith and Thirty-seventh
streets; builder, the same. 83(10.
J. H Cleland. erecting real estate office, 1089
Hawthorne avenne, between Thirty-aiith and
Thirty-seventh street; builder, the same. $600.
American Marine Works, repairing foundry oa
the foot of Richmond atreet; builder the aame,
$1000.-
R. M. Towsend, erecting filling station, 773
Broadway, near East Twenty-ninth; builder, the
Standard Oil company. 81900.
E. A. King, erecting filling station, 170
living ton atreet, between Irving ton and Hoyt
atreeta; builder. Standard Oil company, 81 MOO.
Dr. R. Stearns, erecting residence, 720 Sher
ert street, between East Nineteenth and East
Twenty-first streets; builder. S. B. Uonaugh.
$2400.
-Morris H. Whitehouse, addition to dock on
the foot of Pettygrove street between Front and
Harbor line, $1500.
Tom Buckley, erecting retaining wait 205
Willamette boulevard, between Christians and
St Johns street; builder. Lee Mead. $170.
E. J. McFarland, installing furnace, 1368
Boston arenue, between Buffalo and Lombard
street; builder, the same, $270.
B. J., Eider, Installing furnace, 1140 East
Belmont atreet, between Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth
streeta; bnilder. the same. $275.
Roy Smith, erecting garage. 1202 Milter
atreet, between Thirty-ninth and Forty-firat
stieeta; builder, the aame, $75.
Montgomery Ward A Cow erecting mail order
house, 421-453 Twenty-seventh street between
Vaughn and NichoU streets; bnilder. Wells
Brother Construction company. $1,250,000.
-J. J. Kirby. installing furnace. 486 East
niTl atreet between East Ninth and East
Tenth streets; builder, the aame, $265. .
George W. Rates at Co., repairing ebeeteetal
works. il Raswell street; builder, W. . Bie
taker, $100.
Foster A Kleiser, erecting billboard on Btgra
atreet between Ninth and Tenth streets;' builder,
the same, 8280.
Pit took estate, repairing atorea and office.
887 Washington street, between Ninth and
Ttnth streets; builder, V. A. Pippy.. $70. .
;-T. U. Johnson, erecting residence, 663 Kaat
tt -rraaeia" and
rorty-atrta- street between BtanbMi and Siski
you streets; biuider. Xbm aame, $4 SUB.
T. H. Johaaoa, reotma' garage, 813 East
Forty-sUth street aorta, betweva Stanton and
Siakiyoa etreets; builder, the 'same. 1400.
i T. H. J oil neon, raatiac nssaeac, CSV Bast
46th street north, between Stanton aad 8iak
you atreeta;' builder, the earn. $4400-
T. H. Johnson, " erecting rarag. 658 Seat
Forty-sixth treat aorta, between Stanton aad
Bakiraei streeta; builder, the aame. 8800.
T. H. Johnson, erecting residence. 834 East
Forty-aixtli (tract north, between Stanton and
Siskiyou atreeta: builder, the aeaaa.. $1600.
T. H Johnson. erecUna careers. 634 Kaat
Forty-sixth street, between Stanton aad Biaki
you atreeta; builder, the tame, $250.
Mary li eorey, repairing garage, ouzs
Forty-fifth avenue 8. S.. between Fiftieth aad
llfty-first atresia: builder, th aame. $28.
C. A. surer, e recti nx caraie. 511 East ruvr-
fifth street, between Sacramento and Thompson
atreeta; builder, the same, $850.
C. A. S lever, erecting reerdenc 811 Fi BBtb
at. bee. Sacramento aad Thompson ata; builder,
the aame; 14000.
V. A. Burton, erecting garage 1068 E. lfltn
st, bet. Alberta and Sumner ata; builder, the
aame; $80.
George S. Chang, erecting garage 688 Clinton
st, bet. 19th and 20th eta.; builder, the Redi
tu ade Construction Co.; 685.
Mrs, A, W. Thompson, erecting garage 150
Fargo st.. bet. Albina and Borthwick sta'. ; build
er, the Redimade Construction Co ; $190.
Waverieigh Heights Congregational Church,
repairing church 90 Woodward are., bt E.
88d and E. 84th sta; builders. Meier as Frank
Co.; $420.
O. L. Price, altering garage 701 Siskiyou at.,
bet 20th and 21st ata.; builders, slants Bldg.
Co.; $780.
R C. Field" renslrine .Mnr 1 Tfll f ...
asssrppi ara, bet Watts and Kitpatriek ata;
Bulkier, the same; $30U.
C. A. Dolph. erecting garage 81 87th at.
bet Everett and E. Flanders its.; builder.
Ertx A Wegman; $4000.
Pacific Coaet ProteotiTe and Rescue society,
erecting Baby home 100-16 E. 22d at N., bet.
Flandcra and Cifeaa ata.; builder, M. V. Lorena;
$65,000.
, W. OrtffVh. repairing residence 1704 E
loth St.. bet Harney and Shaver ata; builder,
u,e same ; $ 1 00.
K. E. VandemAiT, repairing residence 652
CUtvp at., bet E 18th and E. 17th ata:
builders, Ward A Ward; $140
B. P. Mott. repairing residence 1730 E 16th
JjL ?,heITU. an? Clataop at. ; builders,
Ward A Ward; $180.
E Bredenneier. erecting garage 989 E. 15th
. bet. riing and Wygant sta.; builder. E.
F. Balgemain; $200.
t.- A' feper- erecting chicken house 8132
71st st. bet 81st and S2d area.; builder, the
aame; $25,
. Z-1, Fm. erecting garage 795 Tale st.,
lev! o"th anrt -Hodge: builder, H. Mitchell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stout erect garage. 998 East
17th gt. norjh between Wygant and Going;
builder, aame; $100.
J. B- Iiannella. erect garage, 928 East 7th
J o between Prescott and Skidmore; builder.
L B. Clark. $800.
..J"0- Bergman, erect woodshed. 620 Esat
62d street between 10th and 20th; builder
Charles Sassel: $125.
tnaries UcCaMing, wVeck residence, 801 14th
reei nonn ; ouilder. Cares Wrecking co.; $75.
vtueeier Monastes, repair garage, 875
Flandera street between Broadway and 6th at
builder. ErU & Wegman; $60.
D. Dupee. erect garage. 822 Borthwick atreet
between Failing and Sharer; builder, David Du
pee ac t. o. ; 9iuu.
Hawthorne eatate. repair fire damage, 414 Bel
mont street between East 6th and East 7th
builder, W. Creeley; $300.
G. H. (.arrets, repair residence, 1896 East
18th atreet north between Junior and Liberty;
Ray Church, erect garage on St Helena road
builder, ssme; $75.
T. J. Salter, install furnace. 240 East 47th
street netween Kast Main and East Madison
builder, J. C. Baver Furnace -n f.2nn
United States National bank, repair store. 829
otara street Between Broadway and 6th; builder,
same; $5000.
Richard Leverey. repair residence, 9 1 7 North
jersey street between St. Johns and Beno; build
er, same; $34.
Mrs. L. B. Maeroor. rsoair rsjridenca. ?7R XL
Broadway between Madison and Jefferson; build
er, wesiey a Mtwood; 139.
Mra. Rose Hawkins, renair 1 KL atorv ml
dence. 805 Oregon street between 25th and 26th;
builder. McHolland Bros.; S1O0.
E. W. Carlson, repair residence, 599 Lei and
atreet between East 13 th and Eat 14th; builder.
aame; smu.
John Hoserek. repair residence. 812 East Pine
street Between Z3th and 26th; builder, aame:
$200.
Bell Bose Investment Co.. repair apartments,
704 Lorejoy street between 21st and 22d,
builder. J. A. Mellon Co.; $350.
Spiral Foundry Machine works, renair ma
chine shops. 240 East 7th atreet between Mala
and Madisun; builder, aame; $100
Supple Investment Co., repair store, 160 Grand
are.; builder, same; $90.
L. L. H-ndricks. erect garage, R18 Jeraey atreet
between Rirhmond and Otis; bnilder, same: $90.
L. R. Whitmore. erect residence, 1274 Minne
sota street between Ainsworth and Portland
bird.; builder, aame; $1300.
Carice Isemmison. erect garage.' 1421 Wisteria
are between 54th and 50th atreeta; builder. R.
E, Demmison; $125.
John Alfred Hansen, remodel chicken house
into garage. 1120 Fast Grant street between
East 87th and East 88th; builder, aame; $28.
F. E. Melvin, erect garage, 604 Holly street
between Maple and East 16th; builder, same;
$160.
J. E. Hammark. erect garage, 863 E. 47th
st. N., between Hawthorne and Harrison ata;
builder. W. L. Slotboom; $150.
W. E. Smith, erect garage. 1341 Williams
are. between Holland and Stafford sts.; builder,
same; $50
T. E. Herliky. repair residence, 1590 Corbett
st, between Nevada and Boulevard sts ; builder,
same; $250.
Robert B. Beat, erect residence, 730 Free
mont St., between E. 2 2d and E. 23d ata. :
bnilder, aame; $7000.
Robert B. Beat, erect garage, 780 Freemont
it . between E. 22d and E. 23d ata; builder,
same; $500. -
S. S. Chambers, erect residence, 1315 E.
20th at., between Tollmen and Carlton ata.;
builder. R. B. Beat; $8000.
S S. Chambere. erect garage, 1315 E. 29th
at., between Tollman and Carlson ata. : builder,
R. B. Beat: $500.
Jamea Muchel, repair hotel. 855 Gliaan at.,
between 8th and ' 9th sts. ; builder, A. W.
Curry; $350. ,
D. W. Tllford. install furnace. 335 W. Park
St., between Yamhill and Morrison ata.; builder,
Portland Gas A Coke Co.: $550.
M. N. I'ngar.' repair atorea and hotel. 141
Broadway ata., between Morrison and Alder
ats.: builder. Peter Tragnizan: $660.
R. R. Johnson, install furnace. 850 Wood
ward are., between 27th and 28th sts.; builder.
Associated Engineering corporation; $100.
W. A. Stebbins. Install furnace. 1770 Bel
mont st. between E. 60th and E. 68th sta.;
builder, Associated Engineering corporation ;
$190.
J. J. Netzder. install furnace. 1211 R.
Salmon st. between E. 40th and E. 41st sts.;
builder, Associated Engineering corporation;
$100.
J. V. Schur, Instill furnace. 535 Greenwood
st. : builder. Associated Engineering corporation ;
$190.
A. J. Barnes, install furnace. 301 E. 88tb
St.. between Lincoln and Grant sts.: builder.
Associated Engineering eorporstion ; $190.
A. VaM. install furnace, 942 E. 86tb st N..
corner Prescott st ; builder. Associated En
gineering corporation: $190.
Mrs. G. A. Goodhead. install furnace, 101
E. 67th st, between Flanders and Glisan sts.:
bnilder. Associated Engineering corporation;
$100.
Edith P. Darling, install furnace. 120 E.
67th
St., between Stark and Morrison ats.;
builder,
I 8190.
Associated Engineering corporation;
Chas. KHUes. install furnace, 778 E. Belmont
at., between E. 23d and E. 2."tb ats ; builder.
Asaocisted Engineering corrrstion: $190.
Emily ft Stnehrs. insUll fumace. 302 E.
46th St.. near Halsey; builder. Associated En
gineering corporation; $190.
J. T. Shannon, install furnace, 1094 E.
Morrison St., corner E. 87th it. ; bnilder. As
sociated Engineering corporation; 8190.
W. J. Marry, install furnace, 1033 E. 14th
at., between Humboldt and Alberta eta. ; builder.
Associated Engineering corporation; 8190.
J. O. Anderson. 343 19tb St.. between
Raleigh and Sevier sta : bnilder. Associated En
gineering corporation ; $ 1 90.
E. R. 111). install fnmace. S07 E. 27th
at., between Thompson and Braaee ats. ; bnilder.
Associated EneineeTine corporation : $190.
Almira Jenkins, install fumace. 799 Df-rision.
Myrtle Weeks. Installing fnmace, 614 8 oath
Willamette boulevard, between Erie and Mo
hawk streets; builder Tbc Associated Engineering
Corporation, 8190.
Mary A. Reeves. Installing furnace. 456 East
T rtieth atreet, corner Sherman street: bnilder.
The Associated Engineering Corporation. $190.
Mrs. Emma A 7 res. installing fumace, ,4 28
East fifty-third street comer East Sherman
eneet; builder. The Associated Engineering corpora-Lion,
8190.
R, T. MoConneli. installing furnace, $41 East
Alder atreet between Creeest and East Vhlrty
secood streets; bulider. The Associated Engineer
itig corporation; $190. .
George R. S. T ruble, tnalalling furnace, 976
Kast Tenth, atreet north, between Going and
Wygant street: bnilder, Tbe Associated En
gineering corporation, $190.
W. U Cooper, installing furnace, 1200 East
Harrison atreet. corner East Fortieth street:
builder. The Associated "Eagineering corporation
$199.
W. V. Glascock, installing furnace, 500 East
Thirty-tilth atreet north, between Knott and
Matbisoo streets: bnilder. the Associated En
gineering corporation. 8190,
C. i Stnans. installing fnrnaee. 1249 East
Xinth street, north; builder, the Associated En
gjr,eering corporation. $190.
H. H. Reed. tTsstalllnc fornaee. 431 East
fifty-third street, corner Eeet Sherman etreetj
bnilder, Assoesated ' fcnaineerlna; corperaUoa.
$190.
W. T, Claaotwk. TnaUlIwf furtiae, 80S I.ffx
erty street, corner Fifteenth street, builder. The
AaeeeJated Enginerrtna; corpora doa, 1180.
L. H. Carter, installing fumsce, 0I Kaat
Itowati seeaaA etieetv enmar af Klickitat: build
er, the Associated Engineering corporation. $19.
- It S. - McFaHaitd. tnatalhna furnace, 827
Fast Fiftieth atreet. corner Market atreet: build
er. Associated EnmnMrinf corporation. $190.
E. M. ' Raarai asen. installing furnace. Kaat
Twenty -sixth and Gliaan streets: builder, Asso
ciated Eorueertag corporation, $100.
E. M. Baamaaaea, ina tailing furnace. East
Flanders and Twenty-fourth streets: bnilder,
Associated Engineering corporation, 1110.
H. L. Clearwater, erecting garage, 4427
Forty -second street, between Forty-fifth and
Forty-sixth avenues; builder, the same, $100.
B. W. Lee. erecting garage, 991 East Thir
tieth atreet north, between Going and Wygant
atreeta; builder, ia aame, $50,
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of Liverpool. In the Kinadom of Great Britain,
on the 81st day of December, 1919, made to the
insurance commissioner of the state of Oregon,
pursuant to law:.
INCOME
Net premiums received during the
year IS.884,888.72
Interest, dividema and rents re
ceived durinc he rear 247.928.73
Income from other sources re
ceived during be year 188.883.80
ToUl Income $4,251,446.24
DISBURSEMENTS
Net loasea paid during tin year,
including adjttftment expenses. $1,422,906.08
Commissions and jalsnea paid dur
ing the year 1,071.175.51
Taxes licenses a(id feea paid dur
ing the year 822,144 67
Amount of all other expenditurea 967,611.80
Tutal expenditures
.$3,783,887 36
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (mar
ket value ) . . -T $
300.000 00
value oi stocks ana nonas ownea
(market value! 4.424.016.94
Cash In banks and on hand .... 1.093.908.23
Premiums in course of collection
written since 8ept 30, 1819. 948,170.88
Interest and rents due and ac
crued . . . . g '.
Reinsurance due from other egtn
panies on paid losses
4.950.38
8,107.72
Total assets 36,886,751.80
Total assets admitted In Ore
gon . . . $6,886,761.80
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for- losses unpaid..! 812.289.78
Amount of unearned premiums on
all outatandtng risks . 8,645.843 51
Due for commission and brokerage 8, 500.4)0
Ail other liabilities,
22.
3.17T
.64
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock $4,088,809 90
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE TEAR
Net premiums received during the
year , I 08,411.77
Losses paid during the year .... 23,786 85
Losses incurred during the year. 20.707.85
LONDON LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Ltd.
A. G. MclLWAlNE JR.. Manager.
Statutory resident attorney for service: TOLL
THOMPSON. Portland. Or.
GOODELL-AK1N CO.
Bank of Kenton
Portland Agents
GARAGES
Sectional and Ready-Cut
SHIPPEjD ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland
Material and Werkmanahla) Oaamatead
First Class
tend far Olrcuta
RIBIMaOl UltOaia OO.
315 lit- St-Fkoa E5114
PORTLAND. OR.
WE CAI.L FOB TOTJB OLD. '
iCABPETS
Bogs aid Wortoa Clothlaf '
FLUFF RUGS
All Wort Tamed Oat Promptly
Rag Rut Horn All !
Mall Order Mead for Book
Ut Carpets Cleaaed, Laid
aad Befitted
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
168 EAT EIGHTH STREET
PHOXE EAST Ii88
Classy Clothes!
Ready to wear, altered to your order
by an expert. We have a few high
grade tailored suit uncalled for.
Let Me Show Tof
Wherj Toe Can 8ae
$19.06 to $!6.$6 a Salt
H. L Blum
164 TENTH ST.
5EiE MORRISON
Send U Your Old Carpts
(We Call and Deliver)
Old Baft aad TTeolea CUthta.
We Make Rayenlble, Haad'TTerea
FLUFF RUGS
Boom Bite Flaff Batre With IHJO
Bag Baft Wtvsi An Rlaee
Clatkee Cleatdaf aad Dytlav Deyt
ail Order Bead fer Beetle!
Featfiert Rworatel
y Carpat CUaning
tzlt Baa. iteataed Cleaaea, 8LA8
WESTEB5 FLUFF BUO CO.
$4 Caloa Ave. If. Fboae Caat tilt
IRYINGTON'S PRETTIEST CORNER
x HOME
Thla charmlTi(f houae, built flva yea re
auro ; 9 artistic rooms, 2 glaas enclosed
leeplnf; porciiee heated ; t complete
batba ; beet plumbing ; 4 extra lava
tories ; lOOxlOf irrounda; natural trees,
ehruba, beautlfil vine over wide porches ;
double 'gjaragre.;
McDONELL EAST 419
A SNAP
Small grocery and Confeetlonerr. Most
, . eeU on acctant pf other bualnesa.
: $240 IF SOLD THIS WEEK
. 'Call before 6:30 P, IA. And t V. M.
:390 EAST CLAY STREET:
WEVT TODAY
.s v. msi a Deisasip$ V SIIC: f
airrrTarrw r Tim- rvatrmwov nuDsww .v. I.
of Richmond. Ta., etncuUvs office Chicage, - ',.f "it
on uie uiirty-nrsl omy or December, 1010, t f
to the lnauranna Cummiasioner at the state of 7 .
on, pursuant to law:
' CAPITAfj
Amoant ef capital atock paid up. .1 350.00'
ivmifK 1 4
Total premium tacome for the year.! ll0.70S.2r I
Interest dividends and rents re- V
ostTed during the year. ......
Income front other sources received
IT6.S8S.8lM
r ivunwi TwMirva sT
8.T18.8T
3l.001.798.BT J
SBCnSEMENTS . f
J
Qunng the year.
Total inooms
DISBCnSEMENTS
Paid for loasea, endowmenta. an-
nuilies and siterender values. , .$ 259.8 IB. -
v,ommisaiona ana aaianes paid dur-
ing the year 2TI.148.lt
Taxea. licenses and feea paid dur-
Ing'the year 50,468.8
Amount of all other expenditures. 88,098. 9d
Total expenditures
I 642,427.44
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (mar
ket value) $ 17,000.00
Talua of bonds owned (maiket
alue) 948.140.40
Loans on mortgages snd collateral.
to. 1.528.824.81,
Premium notes ami policy loans.. . 1,020,142.81
Cash lb banks and on hand ...... 79,867.90
Not uncollected and deferred prrm-
mtuma 71.920.19
Interest and rents due and accrued 82,09$. 64 '
Uther aaseU (net) 8.143.60
Total assets $8,727,126.44'
Total assets admitted in Oregon. .$$,77.126.44
LIABILITIES
Net reaerres 18.106.898.00
Gross claims for losses unpaid... 85.283.74'
All other liabilities 108,003.00,
Contingency reserve fund 16.000.00
Total liabilities, exclusive of cap
iait stock of $220,000 and
auTplua $8,852,788.74
BfSINES8 IS OREGON FOR THE TEAR
Gross premiums received during
the year $ 84.772.60
Loasea paid during the year 8,068.02
IS
SECLRITT LIFE INHI RANCE COMPANY OF
AM LRU A
O. W. JOItNSOlS. J. CHAS. SEITZ,
President Secretary.
Statutory resident attorney for service:
C. II WESTON. Portland, Or.
JMEETINO H-OTICaJ
WASHINGTON Commander? rfet
IB. K. T.. will observe Elaterl
by joining Oregon Command-,
try No. 1, K. T . la an taster
service to be held at The Audt-I
toriura, on Sunday, April 4, at 7:80 p. m. Sir,
Knights will rriMirt at our asylum. East Eighth
and Burnside streeta, at the hour, ft o'clock aliarp, '
to form the lines. A full attendance ia desired,
EDWARD L. HAW LEY, Commander.
Al. KAliKR TEMPLE, A. A. O.
N. M. S A ceremonial aesstoa '
will be held at Astoria on Sat
arday, April 8. A special traia
will leave North Bank depot at
Sam. Get ticket at city ticket
efflce. 8d and Washington tta.
By order of the Potentate.
HUGH J. BOYD, Recorder.
"stVntside iiodgsT No. fesTX
F. and A. M. Special communi
cation this (Saturday) at T p. m.
Temple, 80th and Hawthorns. Work
in K. A. degree. Visitors welcome.
By order W. M. Jamea S. Gay.
Jr., secretary. -
EMBLEM JEWELRY a spscieltv: burtona. pUa,
e harms. Jaeger Broa 181-188 8th at
oyititltafisfics
marriages. Birtbs. Deofox
MARRIAGE LICENSES
TVonald Rae. 2f
Athens hotel, aad ' SulS
r , i a Li .
FTed A. Johnson, 23. 42 H Mill, tad Pearl
0. Rirhtmyre, 19, 273 H Broadway.
Henry U. KUthan. 83. 241 Twenty-third
atreet, and Ivan McOalander, 80, 723 Lovejoy
atreet.
Alfred M. Malmqulst, legal, 960 Overtook
trees, and Mabel It Proton, legal, 231 Du
pe ot- street.
' Richard H. Bowe. legat 11 Kaat Thirtieth
street, snd Norma Daniels, legal. $728 Eighty
fifth street
Harold J. Tnfta 21 83 East Thtrty-nlnta
street, snd El ring Engelbrtleon, 18, 173 Twsn-ty-third
street.
Samuel J. Ganger, 81. Pendleton, Or., and
Lilliai J. Aumacka 81. 1393 East Tenth atreet.
Elmer E. Banae, 24. 6029 Fiftieth avenue
fl. E., and Pearl Fields. 20, 6026 Fiftieth ave
nue V. J
Hal n. Moore,-80. 407 Selling building, and f
ntrrut d . oamoera, tv, ataassoa ruzm aparv
msnta. ''
Henry C. Da -ria, legal, Klamath Falls, Or.,
and Mary K. G liner, legal. 1380 Alameda
Drive.
Carl W. Heng ess, legal, Beevertoa, Or., and
Louis M. Btrnhmeyer, legsl, $16 Cora avaoua
LeFenne W. Johnston, 22, 3317 Forty-aer-end
avenne, and Marion D. Cagle, 16. 1188
Holgate avenne.
BIBTHfl
WtLUAUSO.V Tollr. snd Mrs. V. 3. wUllsral ,
son. 147 N. 14th st. Msreh 80, a daughter.
LANGFORD To Mr. snd Mrs. t.'eo. W. Lang-
ford. 621 Islington. March 18. a daughter.
WILLET To Mr. and Mra. Geo. E. Wiiley,
4H09S 67th, March 27. a son.
PCLLEN To Mr. and Mra. I C. PuTlaB. 7208
Whitman, March 29. a daughter.
BOBBINS To Mr. and Mra. A. E. Bobbins.
4017 64th. March 27. a son. ,
BLANOHARIV-To Mr. and Mrs. . A. Blan-
chard. 7219 86th. March 29. a dskghter.
Bt'RLINOAME To Mr. and Mra F. L. Bur-
lingame, E. 15th at N-, March 20. daughter,
WEST To Mr. and Mrs. U A. West 100 E.
9th, March 21. a dsughtsr.
UlTsMOTO To Mr. and Mr. Ceorg Miyaneto, .
218 1st at.. Msrr-b 29, a daughter.
DEATHS ASO FFKEKAT S 1$
HAMAR In this cityAprir2. SarafiTlMiiar. ,
aged 19 years. She la survived by her step,
mother, Mra M. J. Hamar. three. atatera, Mra. ;
Cecil Smith. Ida and Rose Hamar; one half sis
ter, Lenota Kizer; two half brother. Audrid and
Austin Kiser; one atepbrnther, Fred Barnum.
The body will b forwarded Sunday morning by
Chambers Co. to Summit. Or., where interment
will be made. .
WILLIAMS In this city.
ii,i.Lsain in wui city, spm aiargare
f tl'llll.m. . 1 MM M.h... - '
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Williams of MUwaukie. Or.
Private funeral service will be bald at the
family residence at 3 o'clock p. m. today (Sat
day). Interment at Mount Scott Park cemetery.
J. P. Finley gt Son, Directors.
BARENStECHKrt At Pasadena.' fat. Marc.
29. Effle Barenstccher. widow of the ail
Charles Barenstecher. The remains are being
brought to Portland and will be In car of J,
P. Finley A Bon. Notice of funeral hereafter.
FfNK Jaoob"Fink. 83Tr7tu"'et; AriCITTl
years: Hodgkin disease.
BENT A ereda J. Benya, 11 W. Freaeott, April
1. 48 years; uterine hemorrhage
GAMAONOFF George Gamsonoff. 387 M 1st
st.. April 1, 21 years: gun shot wound ia bead. !
ZAVIN Millie E. Zavln, J 89 Curry, April 1, i
85 years; Uber pneumonia i I
WTkCOFF Alfred H. Stjkoff, 7403 $8Ul,
March 31, 68 years; chronic myocarditis. 4
DILLKY Pedro P. Iiiller, 1760 Druid, Marab
81, 71 years; cancer of liver.
rXOKISTH-
Smith's Flower Shop i
"Fortlend'a Progressiv Floiat. 'i " '
Flower for Al Oeraaiona.. : ' i
Main 7218 T C. LI KK. Mgr., gth and AWee.'
i Geo. Betz & Son fJ
FTtESn FI1WKHH FOB FUNEHAL '
and all occasions. 097 Willlame ara Just 1 .
eall Woodlawn 1812. Joseph Bets. mnnM.rti
Easter Flowers
In sbandanee. Ltltea special.
LIB EH TV UAUKKT KlAJKlaTS.
SUa and lamhill.
LUBLINER
TWO MTOBKB
We strive - !
rr T "'"r r-ara. stirs TV jot;
823 Morrison. Portland Hotel Marshall 78$.
MAKTI.M A roRRKS CO, -lorisV 884 Wssh
ingtow. Main 289, A if 89. Flow era far Si
occasions artistically- arranged.
CLARK Bltoa florisu, Memaoo at., bet 4th
and 8th. Phone Main 7709. Fine flowere
and floral design. No bra neb ftorea
LAI.A.VK OPPOSITE POaTOFFICasrioweri
w hi occasMma. r-none asaia eeea. -
THE PEOPLE g FliRAL SHOP, $4$ Aider .
FV5EBAL 0IBECTO&S
B. W. OABLK'ri""
Dacceor ta W. n RmIii.
1T E. Qllsea. Phori Tabor 4$ 18.
Mn.LEB A TRACET rndeoeadt funeraTdirveT
toe. Priee a low aa 13 a a . i
Waablatton at EUa. Mala S891. A.fiaa
01
wuiMma a vs. ' wawniw 210.
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