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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 0, IZZX
TERMINAL FREIGHT
HANDLING TARIFF
FOR PORT-STANDS
Tariff on the handling of freight
cross the terminals at Fortland and
the handling of sack and bulk grain
through the elevaters both at Port
land and Seattle will net be changed
and present rates will prevail dur
ing the eoming season. The new
rite established by the, dock com
mission at. Astoria will not affect
either Portland or Puget Sound
porta.
- The meetlnr of representatives from
Seattle and "Astoria, set for' Friday
morning, with the Portland dock com
munion did not take place. Secretary
' JTrank Randall of the local commission
extended an invitation Thursday for a
conference' In accordance with the reso
lution passed at the meeting Thursday
morning. - - .
! Over long distance Seattle declared
(hat there was no need of such a meet
ing and that Sound ports would stand
by Portland on the matter of maintain
ing present rates. Astoria Informed the
local board that rates had been estab
lished at Astoria and that they would
stand on the new tariff sheet.
f At a meeting held in Astoria the dock
commission of that city adopted a new
schedule for the handling of grain and
commodities-on the municipal terminal
at greatly reduced figures. The new
iscale was based on the cost of handling
jplus the overhead. This reduction was
close to 60 per cent under the charges
now prevailing at Portland and Puget
Sound. -
(MICIIAEIi O'JTEILJj, PIONEER
j STEAMBOAT ENGINEER, DEAD
J Word ha been received In Portland of
I the death in San Francisco of Michael
O'Neill at the age of 76. He was one
of the pioneer steamboat engineers on
f the Columbia. He was born in Ireland
i in 1844 and came to America in 1866.
; He will be buried from the St. Marys
! cathedral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock..
Interment In Mount Calvary cemetery.
O'Neill came to the Columbia river on
the tug Merrimac in 1871 and six months
- later went to the upper Columbia and1
Hnake rivers, where he was in the em
ploy of the-Oregon Steam Navigation
company for three years, in 1876 was
chief engineer on the Bonita with Cap
tain George Alnsworth and served with
Captains Alnsworth and Babbidge until
1881. With Captain Thomas Callahan
he subsequently purchased the steamer
'"Margery," working with her as engineer
and retiring in 1890 to go to the transfer
boat Tacoma at Kalama. He remained
on the Tacoma until 1904,when ill health
forced him to move to California. - He
remained in the South until his death.
He had recovered his health and, al
though he had been failing the last year,
death was sudden. He Is survived by
a sister, Mrs. Nora Dranga of Portland;
a, brother. James O'Neill of San Fran
cisco, and a sister, Mrs. James Gumble
ton of Ballymacoda, Ireland.
LIMITATION OP LIABILITY IS
OBTAINED BY SHAVER CO.
Limitation of liability was obtained
by the Shaver Transportation company
through an order of the federal court
Thursday making the : owners of the
steamboat "State of Washington," re
cently sunk in the Columbia river near
Astoria, liable only for claims, to value
of .the wreck. - " , ; ; '
Counsel for the Shaver comipany re
qwested the court to appoint C H. Cal
lander, president of the Callander Navi
gation company of Astoria, Joseph Sup
ple and Charles Nelson as appraisers of
the wreck now lying in about 60 feet
of water. Judge Bean allowed the ap
pointments. ........
This action requires all claimants to
make their claims In court, which takes
the place of .all suits for damages. The
value of the wreck must be divided
pro rata among claimants. !
REX BEACH'S FORMER YACHT
FIGURES IX RIVER ACCIDEJiT
Efforts are being made to settle the
blame for the collision between the
yacht Wisdom, owned by Fred Vogler,
and the Penguin, used by the naval mili
tia and operated by Captain George S.
Shepherd. The collision occurred near
BL Helens Saturday afternoon. United
States Inspectors Edwards and Wynn
will not Interfere unless violation of the
navigation laws becomes a factor in the
. case. ' ' - :
The Wisdom, a sea going yacht, for
merly used by Rex Beach in his Alaska
tours, struck the' Penguin on the star
board : side, and only prompt action
saved the latter craft from going to the
bottom. She , carried - a number; of mem
bers of the naval militia and some pas
sengers. The Wisdom stood f by and
towed the Penguin to the ways at St.
Helena . J
The Penguin was bnllt by the late Will
' Roberts of Roberts Bros., and christened
the Sunbeam. She was sold to H. I
Keats and named the Mildred Keats.
During the war she was taken over by
the state and named the Penguin and
used by the naval militia.
At the time -of the collision a heavy
sea was running, and statements differ
as to who was at fault. :
SWEDISH OFFICIAXi MAKES
CARGO SURVEY IX THIS PORT
Investigating port facilities and mak
ing a cargo survey of this district in
preparation of submitting a report to
steamship owners, operating vessels un
der the Swedish flag, i Herman Vlrde.
commercial attache for Sweden, is In
Portland for four days. L- i
v Virde says Sweden offers for export
Iron and steel, wood pulp and paper,
separators, engines, hardware, chemicals
and other goods int exchange for prunes,
apples, grain, wheat, flour, fish and
canned goods of Oregon. He says the
Johnson line operators , are considering
entry or tnis port, Arter inspecting port
facilities . Thursday he said he would
make a special report on their excellence.
. . 1 - i
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS W'ILXi
INSPECT TONGUE POINT SITE
Astoria, July 9. A' party of 10 mem
bers of congress, five representatives
and five senators, will visit Astoria this
fall, arriving here, according to the
present schedule, on November 13; Such
was the . word . received by Chairman
Stone of the Astoria port commission.
in a irner irom r rea a. jsrmen, chair
man of the subcommittee on yards and
flocks of the house committee on naval
. affairs. .
The visitors are coming to make an
Inspection of the site for the proposed
naval base at Tongue Point While here
they will be the guests of the port com
mission and . the chamber of commerce.
SCHOONER OREGON WIXL TAKE
LOAD BEFORE GOING ON DOCK
The steam schooner Oregon, which
1 bumped on the bar - at the entrance to
Grays Harbor Monday, probably will not
tome -to Portland to go on drydock
She will take a full cargo at Aberdeen
and be towed to San Francisco for re
pairs. '
It will be impossible for the Port cf
Portland drydock to receive the Oregon
before next Wednesday and time can be
saved by loading and proceeding south
in tow. She is not leaking.
Schooner Coquette Beached
Saq Francisco, i July !( I- N. S.)
The gasoline schooner Coqullle, owned
by the Union Lumber Co., Is now beached
at prakes bay. t The Coqullle went
ashore at Fort Ross late Tuesday night.
After getting off. she tried to make for
San Francisco, but became waterlogged
and was forced to go into Drakes bay.
The Coqullle was formerly the sailing
schooner Coqullle and built at Bandon
in 1883.
Japanese Steamer Chartered -Charter
of r the Japanese steamship
Tomuira Maru of the Mitsubishi line,
lumber from Portland to North China,
was announced this morning. Bates
were not made public, neither was the
charterer. The cargo will be furnished
by the Douglas Fir company. She will
carry close to 2,500,000 feet. April 4 she
was dispatched by Pant Russell with
2,411.000 feet for the Orient.
ALIi AXiOXG THE WATERFKONT
The steamship' Rose City, from San
Francisco with passengers and freight.
is due to arrive this evening.
The Daisy Putnam, southbound With
lumber, sailed from Astoria this morning.
The steamer Wapama of the McCor
mick line will sail Saturday afternoon
with passengers and freight, San Fran
cisco only. !
The steamship- Pawlet has reported
out at Shanghai from Portland witn gen
eral cargo. t
The steamship' Qulllwark 'arrived vp
this morning and-is working cargo at
Albina dock. t
The steamship Coaxet will clear with
general cargo on the 10th of June. .'..'.--
Notice to Mariners t v
The following affects the aids to navir
gatlon in the Seventeenth lighthouse dis
trict: ' 1 : . ' .
WAhinrt"n Wanhineton son rid: The following-
action was taken June 28, 1920 : Vita Bocks
light relighted; Bells Rock buoy, S. replaced;
Aldea Bank gas and bell buoy, lifht relighted;
Point Roberta light relighted. Turn Rock light
was relighted June 29, lf-'O. Charts 6300,
B378. 6380. Light list, 1020, No. 614. 527,
652. 567. Buoy lint, 1919, pp. 52, 53. 54.
Oregon and Waahington Colombia river:
South Jetty bell buoy, 2S. found out of position,
wss replaced in position Jane 28, 1920. Charts
100. 6151. Buoy list, 1919. p. 18.
By order of the bureau of lighthouses,
i ROBERT W ARRACK.
- Superintendent of Lighthouses.
News of the - Port
Arrffa Jul -
Johaa Poolsen, American steamer,' from San
Francisco, ballast. .
Ryder Hsnify, American steamer, from San
Pedro, ballast. -. t. i ;.. .
D apertures Jul
Johao Poulsen, American steamer, for San
Francisco, lumber and boilers.,
' Washtenaw, American steamer; -for Port San
Luis, ballast. , ,
'. MARINE ALMA5AO
Weather at River's Mouth
North Head, July 9. Conditions at the mouth
of the river at noon: Weather cloudy, wind
west 1 2 miles, sea smooth.
TWes at Astoria Saturday
High Water I - Low Water
7:46 a. m....5.6 feet -1:55 a. m.. . .1.6 feet
7:46 p. m. ...8.4 feet 1:05 p. m. . . .2.7 feist
- TJAILT BITER ItEADrXGS
8 A. M.; Pacific Time.
J . 9 ct
STATIONS, 1J - 3g fig
J ' II gggg
Wenatchee . . 40 35.2 (0.2 I 0.00
I-ewifton .. 22 4.4 -0 . 8 ....
Umatilla 25 15.6-0.1 0.00
The Dalles ........ 40 24.5 0 0.00
ligene ............ 10 ... ... ....
Albany 20 1.3 -0.1 O.OO
Salera 20 -0.T O.OO
Oregon City ...... 13 2.2 (-O.S O.OO
Portland 15 13.6. 0 0.00
() Rising. . (-) Falling.
ItlTEB FORECASTS
The Willamette river at Portland will remain
nearly stationary during the next two or three
dsya. .: - ( '.: , .
AT NEIGHBORING FORTS
Astoria, July 9. Sailed, at 6:55 a, m.,
steamer Daisy Putnam, for 8an Francisco. Ar
rived, at 11:15 a. av, steamer Oleum, from
San Pedro, at 1 1 ;20 a. m.; steamer Rosa City,
from Ssn Francisco. -
San Francisco, July 9. Arrived, at fa. m.,
stesmer llaxtum, from Portland, for Liverpool
and Glasgow. -
BelllDgham, Jnly 8.7 Sailed, steamer Windber,
for Columbia river.
Seattle, July 9. Arrived, at $ a. ra.. steam
er Kffingbam, from Portland. :
Astoria, July 8. Arrived down at 8 p. m..
U. 8. destroyer Talbot.
Eureka, July 8. Arrived at . 8 a. m., and
sailed at 5 p. m., steamer City of Topeka, from
Portland for San Francisco. '
Ban Francisco, July 8. -Sailed," at T p. m.,
steamer West Selene, from Portland, for New
Tork for orders. Passed, tug Hercules and log
raft, from Columbia . river,' for San Diego.
Shanghai, July 6. Arrived, ateamer Pawlet.
from Portland.
CnatobaL July 8. Sailed, ateamer Eastern
Glen, from Portland, for United Kingdom.
.Baiboa, July 8. Arrived, ateamer Bantu,
from Portland, for England.
San Pedro. July 8. Arrived, at E a. m..
steamer Hsiao, from Columbia river. Sailed, at
10 a. m.. steamer Celilo. for Fortland via San
Francisco. Arrived yesterday, ateamer West
Hartland, from Portland, for United Kingdom.
Seattle. July . (I. N. 8.) Arrived. Effing
ham, from London and Liverpool via San Fran
ctfco and Portland, at 7:45 a. m. : J. A. Mof-
fett, from San Pedro, at 8:45 a. m.: Jefferson.
from Tacoma, at 8 a- m. Sailed, Lake Filbert,
for Valparaiso, at 7:45 a. m. : Gednev, for South-
ea&cern Alaska, at 0 4a a. m. Arrived. July 8.
Northwestern, from Tacoma. at 1:80 o. m. : Gov
ernor, from San Pedro via 8aa Francisco and
victcna, at 8 P. ra. SaUed, July 8. Spokane, for
Southeastern Alaska, . at 10:45 p. m. ; Admiral
Dewey, for San Diego -via San Francisco, at noon.
Yokohama. July 6.1 (L N. B.J Sailed. Icon
icnm, for Seattle.' j -
Shanghai, July Arrived, Pawlet. for Porfc
land. Sailed. Empress of Russia, for Vancouver.
Kobe. July 7. Sailed. Ekb-idge. for Shanghai.
Manila, July 5. Arrived. .Abercos, from Port
land. 1
San Pedro, July 8. Arrived, Phyllis, from
Everett and Tacoma via San Francisco, at 4 p.
m. Sailed, Queen, for Seattle via San Francisco,
at 10 p. m. 1
Port Toiwnsend. July 9. Passed In. TJ. S.
S. New "Mexico, for Seattle, at 9:50 a. m.
Passed out. Fulton, for British - Columbia ports,
at 7 a. m. ;
Mukilteo. July . (L N. S.) Arrived, Sag
inaw, from Seattle. 1 t
Belling ham. July! 8. Sailed. Windber. for
CaUao. via Portland and Saa Pedro.
Everett. July 9. Arrived, Fred Baxter, from
ocmiue. . .
Seattle. July S. (T, N. S.) Arrived Sag.
inaw, from San Francisco, 9:45 a. m.; Jefferson.
from Southeastern Alaska, 8:10 a. m. Sailed
M. S. Apex, for Southeastern Alaska, 12:25
a. m. ....
Arrived July 7 L g. Spokane, from South
eastern Alaska. 5:40 p. tn.; Lake. Filbert, from
Tacoma, at midnight:. Hyades, from Tacoma. 8
p. m.; Northland, from San Francisco. 9:20
D. m. r Admiral Dmrev. (nn T,.. a .
Northland, from Taooma. at 1 :0 p. m. ; Tacht
Aiu.iv, .ivm iicuiu, si x:ao p. m.
SaUed. July 7 Princess George, for Prince
Rupert, lip. m.; tug Daniel Kern towing Wash
ington barge So. 4. for Tillamook, 5 p. m.
aeremiin. juiy 7. SaUed Alaska, aouth-
oounu, p. m.; Aarmrai irans, southbound, 7
p. m. -
Hongkong. July 8. -Arrived Tyndarius, from
Seattle. July 6 SaUed. Empress of Russia,
Seatthv JUn 3" Arried 1an-Mam, from
uiy a arnveo--aalsho Mara, from Co-
r 1 i auta nooim UoodfeUow, for
Norfolk, July 7. Sailed
Sound navyyard.
-Brook line, tor Puget
"nu- Jm o. Sailed Kstori Maru, for
Balboa. Jul, 5. -1 Sailed West Kadei
Vancouver.
San Pedro. July T. Arrived President, from
Ban Francisco; Davenport; from Taooma. Sailed
ZT V" -"a Ban 1-Tanclaco; Henry
T. Scott, for CaUao; H. s. Balcatta, for Val
paraiso: Margaret Coughlin. for Grangemouth.
ictona, July 8. Arrived Barkentine Alta.
rroni nonoraju. lor Hoyal Roads. Sailed. July
7. Kaisha Mara, for Hrmitkon via Ti.,n.
Kobe. Passed Argylla, ; for Talara and Val-
Vanconver July . Sailed Horace X Baxter,
for San Francisco. 1 . '
Everett, July T. Arrived Klamath, from
. 1. "TT DMUa aamirai uoodrich, for
Anchorage, 11 a. m.
t-ugct sound Navyyard, July 7. Arrived
v, o. eoast guaru cutter Moth well, from Seattle
Tacoma, July 8. ILN. &) AxaTed Ftil'
era Gale, from Honolulu, via San Francisco,
S a. m.i Fulton, from PoweU riimt via Seattle,
4 a. ra. Arrived, July 7, Eastern Pilot, (rum
Pbihujclnhia. via Saa Francfeeo. at 12:20 p. m.
Baa Francisco, July A. Arrived July S. Ae
stroyera Twiggs and PereivaL from Willape
Harbor, 11 :40 a. m.; destroyers Babitt and John
Ainnraa!
Reg
al
Prices
For MEN
Regular
Prices to
$8.75
.
$t7.85
Regular
Prices to
$10.00
u
$Q.85
0
Regular
Prices to
$12.00
$0.85 fiKOar
C-r " $14.00
10
Q It Regular
Prices to
" $15.00
$11
OC Regular
l Prices to
$16.00
(The.
SAN FRANCISCO
772 Market St.
"t -rev
Sffi
Oldest in
the Northwest
caiKi'a'ir'
Francis-Barns, from Grays Harbor. 11:40 a. ra-;
President, from Lee Angeles, 10 p. m.; Fort
Brace, from Los Angeles, 10:40 a. ni. ; Santa
Monica, from uxeka, 8:50 p. m.; TJ. 8. Birm
ingham, from sea. S p. m. Sailed. .V. 8. 8.
Idaho, for Alaakaa waters, 10:69 a. m.t Jap.
ansae Choyo Mara, - for Jacksonville, 13:15 p.
Every
OxiFoirdts amd Pnamps
lower than any others in this city
for shoes of equal value
Your Free Choice of Leathers and
Styles and
The earlier you come, the better your selec
tion of models in your size at each price
range.
Every pair regular Summer stocks ,
Every pair this season's styles.
Every pair guaranteed perfect.' ;
Every pair backed by the Regal respon
sibility for service to you exactly, as if you
paid the original price for them. '
: In other words, if they are not entirely
satisfactory, you can exchange them or get
; your money back.
Remember
Not a pair. of these Oxfords : and Pumps
was bought for this sale. ! ,
They are not "sale shoes" or old stocks
or broken lots or "odd"? sizes or "dis
continued" styles" or- anything else that
means a compromise on your" part when
you wear them.
And Again Remember
Such values atAsuch prices are possible only
because of the Regal policy of concentrat
ing on the best styles and the finest leathers.
Making and selling many pairs, with only
a conservative profit on each pair..
We offer you these. Regal values at
special prices for quick buyingi , .
' . They will save you even more of your
shoe money than usual.
REGAL
N Portland Store, 347 Washington Street, Between Broadway and Park St.
1RECAL SHOES Exclusively.
for MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN ;
OAKLAND
1315 Broadway
Elxcellence of Portland Flour
Known Throughout the World
With thousands of acres of wheat land tributary to Port
land and the" raw material of necessity coming through ,
this port, it is not surprising that FLOUR isan extremely
important item in the local market.
Portland bread and pastry FLOUR is unexcelled for the
making of crusty, wholesome and fragrant loaves of bread,
for melf-in-your-mouth biscuits and for delicious light
That Portland people may learn to purchase local FLOUR
for all baking purposes, we list a number of the popular,
brands'. Read them and keep this advertisement for future
reference, asking by name for the FLOUR .you desired
' ' .' v' I : -1
Ladd & Tilton Bank
sQEDEML KSBWn
b'mmLxmm' " ' AlKUhWj., (JJ.I..'..M..J.li.LU i ii in . ii mi.' i ilium,.... .1 '
re.; Siberia Mara, for Orient, 1 :20 p. m.i Wash
ington, for Eureka, 2 p. m.: TJ. 8. 8. Orion, for
Bremerton, 2:80 p. m.: Admiral Farracnt. for
Seattle, S .20 p. m.; Crown City, for Seattle,
p. m.: Frank 0. Stout, for Brookings, 8:40 P m.
- Arrived July O. A.- Smith, from Cooa Bay,
4 a, bl; Seafoam, from Mendocino, 4 85 a n. :
Sal
Pair of
$
SHOE STORE
J SEATTLE
1118 2nd Arcaoe
Some
Portland Brands
of "Flour
"Olympic" . '
"Crown" I
"Whiti Mountain"
"Snow Drift" ,
"Vim"
"Kerr's Best Patent
Flour"
"Northern Bear"'
"Nature - Flavored
WholeWheat"
"A Ibers' Patent Brand
"GoVden Loaf"
"Dei Monte"
Washington
and Third '
Carmel, from Gray's Harbor. B: 10 a. as.; Ad
miral Schley., from Seattle, :56 a. m.; Whit
tier, from Fort Saa Luia. S a, tn. ; Haxttun. from,
Astoria. 7 a. tn-: Phoenix, from Greenwood,
7:15 a. m. Sailed, barge E- M. Phelps, in tow
tug Sea King, for Port San Luis. 4:10 a. m. ;
barce Fullerton. ia tow tug Fearless, 9:13 t. m.
For WOMEN
$6
5
" $8.50
U .$10.50
0:
$12.00
$0.85 ft""'
$13.00
10
Regular ,
Prices to
" 7 $14.00
11
Regular
l5 Prices to
$16.00
TACOMA ' j,
940 Pacific Are
Ela Criia, repair residaara, i 0S E. Coneh
St. bst. 28th and 2tk sis. : builder, sans; 50.
Wuborsv ivjiair midencs, 8S Misvoart
st. bet. Fallins and Shaver sts.; 'builder, same;
250. . . i
Silvia Pinovf. repair residence, 1181 Bybee
at. bet. S 9th and 40tla sta.; builder. K. I Jooss;
S10U0. - , '- - ! - - -
J. WaUaca. repair residence. 1189 Center at.
bet. 8TU and 39th sta.: buUder, samej $800.
Jamea F. Doremeiee, repair1 -residence, 4TS
Church at. bet. Sth-and U sta;; buUder. same;
$200. i -
WiIMib T. Cash, repair rfc!enc, 16 2 E.
Burnsida st. bet. &7th and S8th sta.; buUder,
John F. Cssh; 25.
Portland Iron Works, repair machine "shop;
495 Nonhnip st. bet 13ta and 14Ui) sts.;
builder, same; (3000.
Mrs. Florence Fairfoul. erect residence. 101
Minnesota aie. bet.- Humboldt and Wrcant lata. ;
buUder, K. V. Harper. Lot 8. block IT. in Pat
tern addition: tSOOO. . i , V
Albert Dobener, erect residence, 8S1 Alberta
at, bet. E. 28U and K. 29th its. ; builder, same.
Lot W. 1, 11 and 12, block IS, Ina lark;
(3000. . : - J,
" W. Oben, repair residence, 114 W. WyBant
st,. bet. - Ienver and ia su. ; builder, Curtias
Bros.; 93. - ' - -
W. Olsen. move ra rase to 106 W. Wrtant
st. bet. Denver and tiay sis. ; builder, Curtis
Bros., 125. i
' W, Olwn, move s trace to the above location:
buUder, Curtis Bros; $2S. I '
V. A, Hoberc, erect carace, 115 W. Webster
St. bet. Oar and enver ata. ; .builder, same;
150.: s -
Mrs. H. A. DrerL repair theatre. 6515 Foster
road bet. 65th and 06U ata.; builder, L. Heb
eter: (100O. f . , .
B, C Eberivine. repair residence, 341 B.
T6th t. bet. Mam and Madison sta,; builder,
same; 90. t ' , .
C. Nevland. repair residence. 18314 Fiftv-tbird
street southeast between Thirtj-third and Tuirtr
(ousth avenues.; builder the aaaae. &0.
B. B. Barnes; eruct rarace, 10 Willamette
boulevard bet-ween Gay and Itenver streeU; build
er the same, $100. 1
8. Friendir '(sent), wrecking- four resklenees,
T34 -to "40 Montana avenue between Frt mont
and Beech streetd; builder, - the Sound Wrecking
company, $50.
J. A. Mers. repair res-Wene. 84 T East Sal
mon street between Twentj-seventh and Twentjr
eichth streets : builder the same, (75.
C B. Snider, erect carag-e, 1029 Cleveland
avenue between Alberta and Wygant street r
builder, K. P. Fhippe, 2BO.
ti. T. Kdwards, erect rarace, (19 East Thlrty
eifhth street between Market and Mill streeU;
builder the same, $a0.
J. K- Buliivan.' erect Karage, 91 Bland ma
street between Michigan and Missouri streeU ;
builder the fame, $50. I
Everett Weeks, repair residence, 1200 Boise
street between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streeU ;
builder the same. $150.
William White, repair residence. 50S0 Sixtieth
street between Fiftieth and Fifty-first avenue ;
builder, F. M. Srone, $3oo.
W. O. Thompson, repair and move real estate
office, 1081 East Thirty-fifth i Street between
Webster and Emerson; builder the aarae, $100.
A. J. F. Bowena, repair residence, 4 8 Nebras
ka street, between Macadam and it. K-; builder
the same, $70. . - ! ;
Sara Jostv erect rarace, 231 Willamette boule
vard between Delaware and Burrace streets;
builder the same. $75.
John Lahodny, erect carace. 155 Esst Eichty
seventh street north between U)in and Holladay
streets; builder the same, $100. I
Joseph Burcholzer, repair residence, 1800 Fos
ter road between Hunt and Argyle streets; builder
the same. $150. I
L. Serra. repair carace, S9 EUst Twenty-ninth
street between Dirfciou and Clinton streets;' build
er, M. B. Serra, $10. - - - I
S. A. Ootter, erect residence, 445 East Nine
teenth street north between Tillamook and
Thompson strets; builder. John Anthony, $40O0.
F. D. Lehman, repair clay factory, 1761 East
Ninth atreet between Marion and P. K. A L.
By. ; builder the same, $50. .i
Lambert, repair residence. 200 Simpson street
between Kerby and Commercial streets; bullied,
Clsrk and Payton, $325. . i :
F. G Pritchard. install in furnace, 1440 All
meda drive, between Forty-fourth a-nd Forty-fifth
streets; builder, the Portland ties A Coke com
pany, $490. i f
Albin - Payanen, Install fnmaee,' 1060 East
Burnside street; builder, the Portland Gas tt
Goke company, $475. -
Or Belser. repair carace, 761 East Fourteenth
street north between Fremont and Beech
streets; builder .the same, $30.-- i
L. B. Fields, repair residence, '1121 East
Gliaan atreet between" I-addinaton and East
Tbirty-nintfc , streeU; builder, H. J. Copell.
$1000. i
Fred A. Gammell, erect creenbonse, 722 Com
mercial atreet btfween Ivy and Fremont 'streets;
builder the .same, $500..
TRANSPORTATION
rr - .. - N
Astoria and Seaside
by Airplane
Daily service to the sea,
leaving Lewis and Clark
Field at 1 P. M. Reser-, .
vations made in advance.
Call Broadway 33.
0. W. & I. AIRPLANE COMPANY
29th and Linnton Road "
PORTLAND, OREGON '
SanPrancisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
0EPARTS 1:00 A. M.
Monday, July 1 2
' FROM AIN8WORTH OOCK
FARC INCLUOK BIRTH AND MKALS
CITY TICKET OPPICC, ID MD WASH.
PHONE MAIN 8630
FREIOHT OFriCC, A INC WORTH - DOCK
PHONI ROADWAY CSS
THE SAN FRANC1SOO A PORTLAND
t. . COMPANY.
AUSTRALIA
f MEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH tA
ria Tshrtl and Raratenaa. Malt an Ri
: lavilea from San 'panel see Every IS Days.
UNION AS. OO. OF NEW ZEALAND, '
ESQ OaUfernla EU, Ean PranalaM .
Astoria Route
S. S. "ASTORIAN"
2 HO P. M. DAILY except TharaUaw
"FARE 11.65, Including: tax
Ts7lor-8t. Dor
Phonea Main awii; bl-4i
STEAMER
For SAIf FHANC18CO
: - Sallinr Satardax at S:l P. M. -
CHEAP RATES
M. B0LLAM, Arcat
lit Third St. Phone MeIb 26
SEAL ESTATR
.Piedmont!
Price $11,600
Cash $6000
Fine ' S roorn home In t splendid
district. Plate glass windows, heavy
French; double plate mirror, buffet,
etc. Finely finished throughout; good
heating1 plant and a delightful lire
place. Large front porch with mass
ive pillars and buttresses of artistic
cement blocks. Fine ground 100x100.
Really a pretentious home 'at a bar
gain. Call us up and we will take
you out and show you what thht ad
says is not overdrawn.' Phone Mar
shall 398 or Auto. 611-60.
Pacific Agency, Inc.
iWU SWETLASD BLBG.
7TEW TOD AT
Iff "" TTTTlan.i,"t i
I Houses Garages ;
llS ' ERECTED' II " f
iVrTrT-en fORTCAjrHIIPED I
ERECTED II
R0 RTL M D- H I fPE D
ANYWHERE
IN BUILT a-FT. 8rC
TlONS READY AND
EASY To PUT TO
GETHER a f1rvt-eis boose ir 'Cm r. t direct froia
the Isctory st a OKkAT 4V1N;. Too
pay. no middle men a profit, Wrila ior
caUlocuv
, RCDIMADC EUILDINQ COMPANY
East Elaventn and (Market
S Block! SeuUl f- Hawthorn.
Phone East El 14 Peru
Hand, Ores or -
ROSE CITY
$13,000-.
r F!n lare 9 room home on Sandy
boulevard In th heart of this plea
did district of elegant homes. Uarge
livtnR room and Inviting library with
a cheerful fireplace. Vith dining room
and Dutch kitchen that are a dream.
Screened in porch and a sun poren.
Many other features of magnificent
proportions. Vine large double par
age, ground 100x100, on the car line.
One of our salesmen v HI be 'delighted
to show you this home any time, if
you are looking for a nice home
phone Auto. 611-50 or Marshall iiiJ.
Pacific Agency, Inc.
tll-tl 8W'tU'D BLDC.
WE CALL FOR TOCa OLD
, CAHPET8
Bee aad Wvolaa Clothing
FLUFF RUGS
All Wore Tma Ont Promptly
Bat Bags Wnvea All Rises
MaU Order 8ead for Book
let Carpets Cleaned.
Lai4 and BeJUUd
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
188 E ART EIGHTH STREET .
fHONK EAST tea
SE2TD TJS TOCB OLD CABFETS
YV Call and Deliver)
Old Rust and Woolen Clothlne
W Man Revanlbls, Hand-Wevea
FLUFF RUGS
Room Sir Fluff flua Woven El 730
Ra, Ruga Woven ail Us
Clothe Cleanlns and Dyslnf Dept.
Mall Order Send for Eooklet
Steureeta Renovated, mad 0r, KUd u
j " ; Order
Feslaert BenovEtod
Carpet Cleaalog
lit Rug. Steamed Olsanetf. S1.B0
WESTERN FLUFF RUO. OO.
Ee Union . N. - phone East SB1S
WHYPAYRENT?
When you can buy a home on a small
payment down?
rms.,1400 B. Davis.. .. .11750, I 500 cash
5 rms., 691 Rant 19th ... .12275, 1 685 cash
B rms., 872 Williams r....2750, 750 cash
6 rms., Laurelhurst $4000, $15ou canh
6 rms., Liaurelhurst, new.4S00 $1004 cash
7 rms.. Rose City .4.150, J1S0O cash
5 rms., Rose City ........ S4500, 1200 each
'.Jlealtr DepsrtraeBt
LAWTEUS TITLE k TRl'.MT Cf).
Marc hall 189S . . tai Mark 8t
Valuable Opportunity
Will sell to one or more persons, who
will join sne. one-fourth interest in lease"
on 1600 acres adjoining producing oil
field and immense production of gas ami
coal. Ground floor proposition, la.oo per
acre. Lease on adjoining land, 135 .00
per acre. ..No trlflers. Address 163A
Journal. - ,
LfRLEM JEWELRT a speevlty; bnttnna. pins,
ehm. Jmemrr Mrti.. IS1-IK3 t.
MKKTWO TVOTICEM
AKTIHAN8. take notice : Claa of 75 to re'-efvs
Initiatory drsree Haturday, July 10, Multno
mah hotel. Every lodge ia tit atat to be repre
ed. Work delivered by Test iiarter ArtUan.
Last drive before going to Seaside July 17.
Meeting called 8:15 sharp.
COMMITTEE,
. I.EOTA BETTEKNS,
f". B. LAX E.
M. II. TAYLOR.
HOWARD I'OMKROT,
FRANK D'AKf'Y.
1R. C. rdl BTKR,
ANNA BENNKTT.
Fanry drilling and dancing to comlude enter
tainment. . You are invited. -
MT LTNOMAH CAMP. No. if-
Rpecial meeting Friday
night, Jniy , for rerettlon r4
our clerk, J. O. Wiir.n, who
has Jnt been " lumtred with
the office ,of head sianagrr at
W. O. W. Bring your auto.
For Woodmen only
F. G. lAVll . C. C.
8CNNYS1DB LOIXiE, 163. aTfT
and A. M Hpeeial communi
cation Saturday. July , 10. Temple,
Tliirty-ninth and HaUjme. Work
in K. A. drgree, 2:30 p. m. ;
araination In K A. dreree 4:30.
Pinner at :30 p. m. M. M. decree it 7 p. B.
Visitors welcome By order of W. M.
' JAMKS 8. GAY JU., Secretary.
HA 8 A IX) Lodge No. J 5. I. O.
O. K. Keguiar meeting to
night at S o'clock st tWki Fel
low' temple, 1st nd Aider ts.
InstsJlstioa of officer Jointly
with Bamaritan and Minerva
lodge. Vinitor weloitua,
K. A. ClA R K K, X. (i,
1. e. COXON, KecreUry.
HASSALO
I O. O. F Arleta No. 21
Regular meeting tonight FVi
day. July SI. Work in second
decree, C. 1.. Balie, captain. Joint intallHon
Saturday night, July 10. with Mt. View Eebekao '
lodsa ho. 196.
P. M. FTHBtRN, V. O.
A. 1. OEHEB. Secretary.
MOUNT UCMJU LODGK No. 157,
A. F. and A. M. rircal cora
municatirnt this (Friday) v-nin
at 7 o clock. Work to the F. C.
decree. No meeting tomorrow
(Saturday) evening. visitor welcome. By or
der of W. M.
F. W. ENKK. Secretary.
SAMARITAN Lodge No. 2. I. O.
O, F., will hold joint installa
tion of officers this (Friflsy) eve-
ninc with Haasato Lodge No. IS and Minerva
Lodge No. 10, at Odd Fellows temple,
, F. W. KBOLL. N. .
JLSfiE T. JON EH. Secretary. "
NOTICE to Public Monday evening, io'clork,
- July 12. 1620, Judge A. B. Inirwsn of Ht.
Joseph, M., past grand worthy president of the
Frstemsl Order of Eagles, will give address on
topics of the day and Eagle fratemaJUm. Every,
one invited. Pacific States hall. 11th and Alder.
H. K. MILLEB, Hecretary.
WASHINGTON IjOIXJE No. 43.
AT V. and A. M. teciJ eora
munications tumorrow laturdayi ,
4 o'clock snd 7 p. m.. K. A. and
F r. rimrrvaa. Viunn w.,,.,....
Bir order of W. M.
J. H. JilCIIilOND. c-.-f.,ry i
I Na-J il tl ' ' 'WrllHi f
I.O.O.r