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Newspaper Page TextTTTE JIORXISG OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JAMTART 11, 190T. 13 BELONG 10 COAST LEAGUE BASEBAlIi COMMISSION TAKES ACTION ON WESTERNERS. TIiomo ot Sold, Drafted or Released Lasl Spring Must Return totho Kold Salaries Discussed. NEW YORK, Jan. 10. With the excep tion of the Trl-State Atlantic Leafrue dis pute over the cities of Wllmtnirton and Trenton, only a few minor disputes re mained to be adjusted when the session of the National Association of Baseball Leagues began today. There are some constitutional chansre yet to come before the association, among; them a proposal to limit salaries of players, placing them upon a uniform basis. The lvaRUes are placed in four classes. A. to I . according to the afrgregrate popu lation in the cities composing; them. With a view to regulating salaries and making them uniform In each league at least to the extent of putting; a limit on them, an amend ment of article 13 of the constitution was adopted. Tills amendment provides tor a maximum monthly salary limit for each cluW of the several leagues below class -A. the classification governed by popula tion requirements and to be fixed by the rcspwtlve leagues. A statement of the maximum limit shall be filed with the .ecretarv of the board of arbitration ii mediately after the opening of the Cham- VionMlp flwtson In each ot the leagues nffceteu. nd It shall be the duty of the Natlnnal Hoard to enforce It. The board decided that all players in the FHciilc Coast League prior tp the Sto Ffanclsco earthquake last Spring, Khali revert to the Pacific Coast Xeagrun. IJntlor tha stress of the carthnuuke dlfT!- ouHIas, many of the players left the Coast ana have not returned. SECOXD CI. IH Itl" SATIROAY lourse Has Bceit Selected for Hunt . . Ol ab Event. Members of the Portland Hunt. Club tvill enjoy their second run of the new year Saturday. It will be a closed chase, and the hares. Miss Maud Hahn and J. W. Chapman, have selected a fine course, with Just enough - Jumps strung over the route to make1 the ride inter- estlnsr. The stn.r't will be from Patton avenue and Preacott street. K. O. Doun inir, master of hounds, will send the riders away at 2:45 o'clock. This rido will be the first of the sea son for .qualifying horses that will take part In the big Spring meet, which is held annually by the club. Mr. Dounlng, M. F. H., has notified all riders to give him the names of mounts so that they can be Mated. The club also announces that the chases given are for club mem- hers and thejr guests. Members of the club who wish to have guests accom pany them In the club rides can get cards from the secretary to be presented to the master of bounds before the start, The -prtns: programme of club runs includes the following dates: January 2U, February , February 22. March. 9, March M, April 6, April . KIGDALE XO'l SO COSPIDEXT Ponderous Baseball Magnate rears light VUh McCredlca. SEATTLE, Wash... Jan. 10. (Special.) ' There are all the Indications of a base Wll war in the attitude of D. E. Dugdale over the Seattle baseball franchise, but the war Is more likely to be fought out In tho National Association than to be wa'god with real baseball teams and regu lar schedules of play. Diurdale Is raising: a series of technicalities, beginning with the claim that the Coast League has not yet paid Kb protection dues to go before lh& National Association In a claim for this territory. He thinks the Coast League can be driven out of Seattle. Dugdale is afraid of outlaw ball and It is probable he would fall If the McCrediea succeeded in putting a team In Seattle. But before he will permit the Coast League to re-establish Itself here. lugdalc will exhaust every resource he has In the National Association and in lowtl manipulation.- . . . , . The situation here Is acute, and fans are - 'awaiting Judge McCteule a coming with aiiirtcty. ; Tin-: D.vrs hoiisk races. At New Orleans. XKW ORLEANS. Jan. 10. City Park results: Five furlongs, selling Tom Dolan won, Zlck Ahrnms rvinri. Hla'e'inhiMhflm tr.te.-1 ;l:nio,V M!le. celling Lariy ICUIarm a-on. TJetphie sec ond. Heart or Hyacinth third: time. 1:42. Three furlongs Capuclne won. Finesse sc- . omU Hazel M. third; time, 0:36 4-5. Fix furlongs, handicap St. Valentine won. Alonron second. John 1.. Inglla rhfcrd; time. 1.1S -. HI furlongs:, eel ling Mlas Leeds won. Fiorl- " sri Mcoml, KeUcorit third; tlmn, 1:15 2-5, Vivti anil a half furlongs, selling Rusk won. tVvldi- Proof second. Belie Stroma third; time. .Mile end sixteentJi. selling Quln Brady m an. Ttf-erhfr second, foreigner third; time, l;t" 1-3, r . - ..At Oakland. : OAKLAND, Cal., Jan. 10. Results: : '. Five furlon&r-Ray Bennett von, EM True rrcorwi. C-aila third; time. 1:03 9-5. . Mil? ana 60 yartin sir Carter Tvon, Tavla- jnunJ Efconfl, Cherljio third; time. 1:50. v flx ' and a tinJf furlonga Vannnd won: Bhadjr Lad eooiMl, Chief WirtTtMLn third; time, 1:22 a-3. - . Fir furlcngB Rapid Water- won, Sir RunncU ptwl Blagg third;' time. 1:02 1-5. Six- furlong Grace -G. won. Oraes Bt. Clair trcond, SaXnrUla. third: time, l:lf5 3-5. At im Angeles. v ' LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Jan. JO. Results: "'- ' Six- nirlortKa Jack KervJievJIle won. JCttJiil vocond. Wortlako third; time. 1:164. Six t furlongs Rund Dance iron. PlmWn vconfl. 1UUe Mtnlrter third; time. 1 :1T. Five B.nl a half rurlonm Toot Mook won. 'Amhitlou second, I- Cbta. tmrd: time, 2 t. . Mile Merlins won, Entra Noua aecotvti. LU'lus third; Unit,, YM Seven furlonj Seethua won, Tord Stan hope cond, Judge .N'elstfm third. time. Vtvm and m, -nalC furlonr Hurtle won. duck E)- sccpm, AUDty mile ttiird; time, .1:111,. Mnltnomah May Meet Tacoma. Ertgar Frank, wlio k chairman &( the boxing and wrestling- commltt of Mult- - no:nli Club, Is neKotivtinK with t ho T oma Amacur Athletic Club for a met vomo time next ' montl,. James CarroUt 'wW U riwrnagof of tii Taooma club, has a number of atar performers and im anx iou to h a crack at Uio loral twn. It - win also be a cTood chance to work out a number ot men (or ttio meet m Spo- Itantv If held the meet will occur In Port- Und and Tacomn will name tho weljrhts. ' JsTlcken, th II.htwils;l.t boxer of Mutt- nomah, who defeated Ford in tho recent jiul'Ml-h-fieattlft Wd. fill r.roU!y represent the local a in the coming: Spo-kaJic-PorUaad tournament. " TrogrCKS of Billiard Tournament. " Threo fpamea of the billiard tournament vre played- at Multnomah Club last flight. The tournament 1 rapidly drawing to a doso and Willi have uccn finished by this time but for the fact that sev- eral of the players are away. stearna defeated Knight last night In the fifth class by the score of 50 to 43. In the third class Warrlnner won from Georgo McMillan 70-4. In the last game of the evening McMillan defated Brlghairi 65-30. Los Angeles Retains Dillon. LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Jan. 10. The directors of the Los Angeles Baseball Association today re-elected Henry Berry as "manager ot the club. Cap tain Dillon was chosen to continue In charge of the team on the field. The possibility of the withdrawal of Port land and Seattle from the Pacific Coast League was not regarded with alarm, but on the contrary it was pointed out That the traveling expenses of the California teams would thus be mater ially lessened. RonebnrK Team Is Defeated. EUGENE. Or.. Jan. lO. (Special. At return game of basketball between the Roseburft High School team and a local team called "The Friendlles," the locals defeated the visitors in a well-clayed game by a score of 33 to 15. Thornton for Roseburg and Kuykendall for Eugene, were the star players. GROCERS WILL ASSEMBLE Association Completes Programme for State Convention. The committee that waa appointed by the Portland Retail Grocers' Association to maKe arrangements tor the iat con ventloir of grocers and merchant to be held In the Alisky bufldintr next wedries- day and Thurwlay, January lb ano i . is assured there will be many delegates in attendance, representing every section or the Btate. The purposes of forming a state organisation, as is proposed, are to provide for mutual protection esraln-st eecuring the passage of legislation favor- able to commercial interests. The mem bers of the committee in charge of the arrangements for this convention are: J Ct Tann, chairman; tjolin B. M alley, B. J, Dreseor, Dan Kellaher, George Lewis. C. W. Stubbs, F". Dresser and Chares B. Mer rick. Wednesday evening- the visiting- dele- gates win be the guests of the local as- soclatton at a theater party, and on Thursday evening: a banquet will be ten dered them at the Hotel Portland, when there will be given solo and quartet mu- BlctU numbers and An infoma nro- gramme or five-minute talks by promi nent wholesalers and retailers. The programme for the two days ses sion follows; Wednesday morn!nff-10 A. M eonven tlon called to order by B. J. Ereeser. president of the Portland .Retail Grocers" Association.: invocation by Rev. J. Whit- comb Brougher; address of welcome on behalf of the city. Mayor Lane; address of welcome on behalf of the Portland as sociation, Charles B. Merrick: response. Charles E5t Gray, of Pendleton; organiza tion and appointment of committeea. Wednesday afternoon "Benefits of Or- jaranlxation," A. M. 23ever; "The JFtelatlon Between the Wholesaler and the Re- taller, w. A, Hears, secretary of the uregon Whoiesftle Grocers' Association "Oredits and Collections. R. Sabln secretary Merchants' Protective AsHOCla tlon: "Advertallnir for tho Rpral !' til. lustratea uddresH). C. C. ChaDnmn. nf thf Chapman Advertising Bureau: theater yai iy in Lilts svemng. ti r(lny mornlnn Addrfias, "Maintain ing; Prices," Samuel Connell; "The Re taller and the Commission Man," TV B Olafke. the Pure-Food Law." J. w. Bailey, State juairy a7ia rooa Lommlfis onrr: "Tlonn. fits of Mutual Plre Insurance," J. C. Hag mlHcellaneous business; banquet at Hotel rvruana in ia evening. SEARCH IN VAIN FOR CLUE rollcc Go Over Ground Near Ford street Bridge. With the baffling mystery surrounding the trgtc death of Dr. Philip Kdwards Johnson still unsolved, the police jester, day morning took up a systematic search of the grounds and undergrowth near the Ford-street viaduct, where the physi cian fell to his do.ath'. Captain Bruin declares that it Is not tru that the police department has con ducted a tarcicul investigation or the case, and states emphatically that he will con tinue to dejve into the mystery as Ions as It remains unsolved. Ilf- r assisted in the work: by Headquarters Detective Hell- yer, and yesterday morning he also as signed Detective Sergeant Jones and Act ing Detective Tichenor to go to the scene of the tragedy, with orders to search the vicinity Tor evidence. It was hoppd that a close search of the. grounds might reveal evidence that would be of value in unraveling the mystery, but tho night came without a sign of anything that -would throw light on the case, and the detectives withdrew, to renew their efforts at daybreak this morn. tnfz. While the police declare the care is one of suicide, they admit they have been unable to clearly establish sufficient mo tive to Impel such a terrible death on the part of . Or. Johnson. Nona SaK and Nona King1, Japanese, deserters from the Goto Maru, a steamer lying1 la the Portland harbor, who wero arrested near the scene of tho tragedy Wednesday night ty the police, are still held In tho City Jail, but are said to have no connection with the rase. AT THE THEATERS -MUSICAL COMEDY TONIGHT. Cieorgre Ade's "Sultan of Suln" at the Ilclllg Theater, . traction at The Hllfj Theater tonight and tomorrow night witu a "pecial matinee to morrow Saturday afternoon. TMb tuneful murlcal offering will .be found to he com posed of tti tt cajic" And chorus that rvor prentod this Jolly musical story- of Ade'x. bc-atu belling at theater (or the engagement. 'Tilly Olson" Attracts Crowds. The Empire has bean exctllncly fortun - te in securing a splendid production liKe "filly Olson" for the after-holiday and It Is attract Ins- large audiences. The name part Is taken ly tho clever younit actress or eccentric comedy roles, JtZlss Ade' laido Harlan. Matinee tomorrow. Great iVfti-AOtJoi. ait t.1. Baker. a In "Old Helde Ibarar" tji Baker Theater lias one of tho test attractions g the enUVtt iuon and tKe patrons are un&ntmous In thnlr approval. The ntlr plc in beauti fully staged. Tl aermati quartette slns lnsj by the Hldel h-ni-ay atudanti ts an at tractive reature. Matinee tomorrow. Thmtrlcal Bargain at- sear. Th, Llttt, Minl.t.r" tb. Star Thc.tW prices 1b a theairlcal bargain. The Allen stork eompfifiy ll giving a ' full and eom- plte product Ion of thla famous play and tho theator Is taxed to 1 1 tnp capacity at ovf ry prrforminrs. ThlH xpnalv and hlg-h-prlcea drama la placed viihln the reach ot all. 'Harbor I.Ig;lilf" Bst Ever at Z.yrlc. . Many patroni consider "Harbor Lights" illicit ll bow being preeaUd. Ik verv best CHEAP, EFFECTIVE, PALATABLE, APENTA HUNGARIAN NATURAL APERIENT WATER. The Analysis shows that the richness of Apenta Water in natural saline aperients renders it the safest and most remedial laxative and purgative. READ THE LABEL. A WIXEGLASSFUL A DOSE. ALSO SPARKLING APENTA (NATURAL APENTA CARBONATED), IN SPLTS ONLY. ' A Refreshing and Pleasant Aperient for Morning Use Sole Exporters : THE APOLLINARIS CO., Ltd., London attraction the Lyric stock company h&s vet attempted. It is a thrilling marine comely -dram a tMmlnjr M-ith exciting epi sodes and Uirllllnir Incident. C0MIXG ATTRACTI0SS. Countess Olga Hatxfeldt In "The Little Duchess" at Ileillg, It has always been Ooncpdnd that Anna Held' "The I,lttle Lu-e ! was one of the moit expensive musical eomtdy productions in years. This season, Countess Qlga von HatzfelAt is Marring with th Held produc tion In Its entirety. It -will appear at The Tle-llis- for four nifthts beglnnlnn next Fun day, January 13. Seats are now s? 111ns;. 4lKanon's FoHy" by Baker Company The BakAr Compftny will produce that popular story of Richard Harding Davis "Ran son'i Folly" next, wook and it goes without aying that it will mako decide hit. Its dramatization im equally as attrac tive as th book and" It is the style of comedy that pleases everyone. "At Cripple Creek'' at Empire Xest. The great melodramatic sensation "At Cripple Crelc." which comes to the Em pire next week, beginning with the Sunday matinee, is known to Portland theater-goers as ofte of the greatest and most character istic of Weatern plays. It pictures the glor ious days when cold wan plentiful. "The Strollers" Next Thursday. The musical comedy success, "The Strol lers." trill he the attraction -at The Helllg Theater for four performances beginning next Thursday. January 17. A special mati nee will fee included Saturday afternoon, January 19. "Humbug" "cxt Week at Star. "Farce will he the offering of the Allen stock company next week at the Star Theater. HumbuK" has lecn selected to follow "The llttle Minister" and It Is one of the most diverting arces on tne English, at age. "Pawn Ticket 3 to" Next at Xiyric- Lotia's great old time success, "Fawn Ticket 4 10." will be the 1l!l at the Lyric next week commencing; Monday afternoon. It promises to be the flnogt production of the famous piece ever seen In Portland. AT THE VAUDEVILLE T1IPATEHS Lauphlntc Bill at the Grand. To have a good laugh on should rial I the Grand this week and see the lively vaudeville pros-ram me with the lefell trio as the head liners. This Is a gymnastic act with more laugh in it than a cireu. The acrobats are experts and fclth the assistance of a bounding net they keen the audience lau-hln all the time. Pantages Strong Bill. There Is nothing better in Western vaudeville than the acts represented on the proKrarame at Pantafres this week. From the C lux ton comedy quartet, which Is the feature act, to the moving pictures, therr it not a dull moment. MnCormlck, the ven triloquist: Smith and Kills, the funny peo ple; Ijm. Tonka, the noted corned - juggler, aud all the others are ysht up to the mark. I NEW BILLS ARE INDORSED Republican Club Would Purify Klec- tlons and Amend lCt-lstra t loiii. ,. Tliree "bills were Indorsed by the ex ecutive board of the Republican Club at a meeting held last night at It., head quarters. 315 Columbia bulldltiK. The -bills have been under consideration for some time by the board and will be presented to the Legislature with its recommenda tion. The committee on legislation reported favorably upon a corrupt practice act which essentially is a measure providing penalties axainst all bribery at elections. It follows olonely a New Yorlc statute and Include tho feature of that -act which compels all candidates for political offices to mako public statements ol ca.ro- paitrn xpensoa. The loiai-tI rticommcndefl a bill amend ing the present reg-lstration law to pro- vide tho substitution of a card system In place of the present greneral book refflHter. Another feature oC the new iiiowi county uiorks ti appoint deputies to register voters in any part of the county. At present all. voters are required to register at the county courthouseH. The third ' bill reoonamertflert wa one 01I Folks .cannot renew their youth. , But can renew thrir Btrength. Our cod liver preparation, VINOL, is the ideal streng-fch- mtS&& Wyhuilder. L Vino! repairs worn tissues. www tne natural aecline, makes rich, red blood, replaces weakness with strength. Vlnol is not a patent medi cine but a. delicious cod liver meoicine wltnout oil. Try it on our guarantee. Every Viesnai. MARYLL Whirling Sprs I MW Tat1t.il Irrlitta. kite- tlos anti Xitriion. V.amt Sal ,arar "lt Mr K. fea IfhmRMiiipDlTtbi JL x tie r . bat land lumn te r tllutmd bOOk avalv Tt Sft' full iianionlau. and ltr v-tior.a aluKblrrn ta11M. RVRi, fO, i i vii i m i i i&tzrym Lau-Davi Drug Co.. tor to reapportion the state into senatorial and representative districts. This bill fol- ! lows a proviMion of the constitution to t the errect that the state shall oe aiviaea into districts after each general census. By basing the districts on the last state census, several changes will be effected In t h r(Yprentation of tho various coun ties In the Laeglslature. A committee of five was authorized to piak.6 Arrangements for an dddresa to be given in Portland th latter part of this month by William B- Borah. Senator elect from Idaho. The exact date of the address has not yet been set. The com- mittee on arrangements will be appointed -toy the president of the club. William AS. Cake. PERS0NALMENTI0N. Henry B. McGinn returned yesterday after a three week' vacation spent In Southern California. A. B. Macpherson, a pioneer of the tBoiso and Snake Valleys, was in Port land yesterday, en rout to Sacramento. He is to pay the Golden State a. long-deferred visit. ' II. T. Pan key, superintendent of the Hopkins fruit ranch near Medford is registered at the Oregon from Central Point. Twenty-five carloads of apples were fthtpped from this farm this year. John Wall. Oepucy Prosecuting At torney ror Washington County, Is In the city from Hillsboro. Mr. Wall hag be-in prominently suggested for successor of Xlstrlct Attorney Harrison Allen, of the Fifth Judicial SMstrlct. whose probable resignation has been rumored. Captain Evans of the British ship Glen. tricht entertaineti Mrs. Hoben, wife of Captain Hoben, and her daughter. Miss Hoben, ana Captain A. Ei. Bcrnaya at dinner yesterday- at noon. The dinner was given In the commodious quarters oi Captain 3vans in the cabin of the elilp. SEW YORK. Jan. 10.r-(Speclal.) The following from tho Pacific Northwest reg istered at New York hotels today: From Spokane J. O Van Dom. at the ITork. From Tacoma G." I Morris, at the Ho tel Astor: Mrs. C. H. Hoyde, at the Mar tinique. CHICAGO, Jan. 10. (Special.) The following Oregonlans registered ?t Chicago hotels today: From Eufrenc KT I Ingram and wife, at the Great Northern. . From Portland Rf W. Oray at the Auditorium: J. A. Dougherty, at the WASHINGTON ST. CORNER 100x100 Center of greatest activity in buying. gj g" g" Location that will bring surest profits aft af il a O J J to Investors - Cash to Handle $15,000 GAGE-HEMPHILL CO., 567 Sherlock Bldg. Wednesday Thursday FrMay Saturday Monday . N i fi P. - Wonderful Demonstration ot Marconi Wireless Telegraph Slowing how messages caa "bo seat tnrouga walls, ringing fire-alarm bells, lighting electric lights, and showing now railway wrecks can "be avoided fit! We wonasrfal railway Bignal-aii without the use of wires. Every night at . S o'clock. Xi&dies invited. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT HALL Cor. Tenth and earance f Special price reductions today and tomorrow on IMPERIAL SMYRNARUCS These celebrated rugs, besides being most artistic, are unequalled, for hard. service. Being reversible, they offer the durability of two rug3 for the price of one. We offer the choice of a wide range of patterns and colorings. 30 in. x 60 In. Rugs, Reg. $4.25, Special $3.00 36 in. x 72 in. Rugs, Reg. $6.00, Special $4.25 Friday and Saturday J. G. Mack & Co. i mm 86-88 THIRD STREET Exclusive Carpet ' Kouss European Pha Palmer House; S. W. Steftner, at tho Victoria; J. W. Carter ana wife, at the Kaiserhof: W. A. Grant. 3. A. Miller, at tlie MorrlMdn; J. 1. Skinner ana wife, at the Stratford. DENVER WOMAN'S SUICIDE Mrs. liUIlan Brownway Shoots Ilcr-m-K In Salt Lake Hotel. SAL.T LAKE, Utah, Jan. 10. Standing In front of & mirror In her room In the Wilson Hotel, a woman who registered herself as Mrs. Lillian Brownwav, Den ver, shot herself in the month, today and died Instant!)-. It was ascertained that she ti-an the daughter of Mrs. L. J. Duncan, of this city. The Duncan family came to Salt Lake about three years ago from Mon- tana, where tiie daughter Lillian had ben married. Her brother Elmer com mitted suicide here a year ago by- taking; morphine. Mrs. Brownway had been living In Denver for, some time. She left no messages or explanation of her act. Night, Jan. 9 Jan. 10 t, Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 14 geenlfc nd Wihliittra Street. f-tl.. orrrim. Night, Taylor Streets Ru pale Exclusive Carpet House $1.00, $1.50, $2,00 per Day. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Following rntni will be riven only w lien dwrtlslnc In ordered to ran eootieeutlve dnyt, Daily and' KuntlMy iKStiet. Tne Orrgo- niaa charge tlrt-t ime rate encb Innertlon for rlaislfled atlvfrtisinc that in not run on ronnecutlve days. The Awt-tHiie rate w charred for est-li Insertion In Xlie We-klx Omrun.Bvia : IKmt," "RooniH and Bownl," "lloofce keeping; Hoom "SituatiouM Munteil," wordn or im, u rent; in to 20 word, ?o cent; 21 to SS word, 2, cent, etc. No aflwc-oiiiit or adfllf tATifi.1 iiiiaertirinfi. IMIEK ALL X II Kit JIJbAim. exript "New Today' 30 m.t for 1ft wortlM or letwt; ltf to SO words, 40 centH; 21 to 25 words, oO rents, i-tc tlrst Insertion. Each additional Insertion, one-half; no further dlocount un der om month. " K W TOU.xV trance mmmurtt aratn) . 3 cftittf prr line, flrttt insertion: XO ceutu per Hnc for eatn acliltlonul Insertion, .r , , ANSWERS TO AD VLK'f 1SEMENTS. iit dreMHed care The Orejfonian, and left at thin ofTlo, iinoutt. aiwayt be tic-uf.Mi in fnreiopr, .o HiaiDp rciiuircu on tucn lett-rt. The Oregon uio will not be reaponMhl for errors in advertlftemcnU taken through the telephone. AUCTION SALES TOWAV. - - - - By J. T. Wilson, at iIrom. 2tf8 First street, at 10 A. M J. T. V!le.n, auctioneer. Furniture and crockery auction at 'Port land Auction Rooms. 211 First jrtret-t, at 2 P. M. C. L. Ford, auctioneer. M E ETINO NOTICES. A ctTflmonlal mvtmlon of Al fcR X m'&ZF Kader Temple will be held fZ&r at the Armory ot ThlrdRrKt- merit, Oregon NfltloDftl (..uarda. on Saturday Aonln. January ut. uunineiu. Bftiini 1ns on petition at B::iO 1. M. Preparation of candldttten. T ta 8 o'clock. Oromonlal spji- Klon promptly at t$:lft P. M. All petition munt be In tli hands or tr n-ooriwr Ji(t later than 4 o'clock P. M-. January 10. Do not forget the time, place, pet.tion or fes. DOUGLAS S TAYLOR, B. G. WHTTEHOUS12. Potentate. Recorder. A 11 MEMBFIRS OF THE Multnomah Camp and Mt. II o nil and Nomah t!lrc!c, W. 0. W.. Joint lntaillt1oii of offlrem to nicht. Kat HIUa Woodmen - Ilatl. Rfrjhment!- and old-tlma dancln after In stallation. Member uf tlie orrtr only. COMMITTEE). rlASHAT-O LODOF, No. 15. T. O. O. F. TItRular metliiR thi t Krldayl evening at ejT riO. Work In the iwnd degree. ViKitors welCQm. K. COZENS, Secretary. .MT. TABOR I.OnOE, XO. 42. J A. F. & A. M. Stated communi cation thtf t Friday evenlnit. Burkhanl hall. All M. M. in vited. Bv order W. M. GI20. r. LENT, becrftary. M YBTLE CHAPTER. NO. 1.',. O. E. H. Regular communication .Mis Friday l v n I r sr In Maaonlr Temple at 8 o'clock. I natal laalon Of oiTtcprs, By order W. M. JENNIE H. OAUXlWAV. Sac. if DEXXIS-In tliin city, January 10, 1H0T, at th fumilv rpBirtence. 1X1 l-'th t.. Mrs. O. A. D.nnm. ed M y.ra 'a-ii.-r.l announcement l,.r. WEI8KB In thl. cltr t the Hom for the AKed, January 10, 1007, llarle eler. agtM M ycara. 'muthrr-ln-law cf I)r. William Pfuntlr. and beluv-d (trandmother of Jule ytundr Cotvolly. Funeral notice la-t'-r. FTXE11AL NOTICES. Mt'RRAY In thH city. January 10. l!Hl7. Kllza. AUKUfta Murray, ajfed 44 yoara, 7 month and St UayH. bloved wire of William L- Murray; mother oft' Robert H.. 0. Louise, J. Bruce, W. L.. Jr.. ana Ha- tA HUIon Murray. Pi'IcndB are respect fully tnvitd to attend tho funeral serv ice, whlcb will t he-Id at I-ulman'i chupel. corner Third and Salmon th.. at 2 I. M-, Saturdiiy. January t'J. Inter- ment Riven lew cemetfiry. Baker City (Or.) nd Montreal paper, please copy. TtTRNEB Frtrad. and ,c,umaiim, r. r. .Tx'c'fu'ly lnvit'1 tn ttcnJ the funpnil wrv fi'e, or gots? Turner, which will be held t Flnle.v' chapel at 2 P. M. toJay (rrlil), Interment Lona Plr Cemetery. mm L'XDJ-ttTAKlAU tu, m .M 1. .Lady ailatant. Phone Main 61&a. V.1VARI UOI.MA to.. Funersl Iljra- TELLKR-BVE'ES CO.. imtlihn. m. halmera. SS Kiwe'l. tLMt lOaS. l-aly au't. P. 8. iim'lVC. toittUktr. Ill L.al Alder, fjidr asaintant. PnoMKait 6S. PIANO STUDIO LOUIS H. BOLL Kit elm tiM MDfoIally for children tt reduca rale. 8,2 Washington. KKW TODA Y. Mortgage Loans 5 and 6 Real Estate City and Farm. Insurance in AH Lines. A. H. BIRRELL Ml sea HcKar -:.. sm axiMi stark ORLEMAt, CA7U IV0RI, lit OIU t...Mexlcsn Drannwork C. . AMTSEMEVTS. I TOMORROW EVE, 8:15 1 m ; Armory, loth and Couch J I Mme. i I SCHUMANN- I HEINK ; Entire Change ol Frog'ramnio POPULAR PRICES S2.00. SI. SO. SI.OO J 6EATS SELLING AT SUKRMAN- CLAY MUSIC STORE, . Sixth and Morrlaon. wl"flnin HEILIG THEATER Phon Main 1 Toniitht S:1S Tomorrow Jiigiit Matineo Tomorrow Georg .file's Muslral-Coniedy Success "TIIK el'I.TAN OP St'W " Pretty Olrls rntcliy Munlv Kurt (..lore Kvonlng Prices, " to $1--"rO- Matlnc. 25c to $1.00. ideals Now Helling at Theater, 14th and HEILlG THEATER M?n WaBhlnctoB. Bun., Mon., Tne., Wed. XIk hti. Jn. i:t-3t) (ountpw ()l)r yon HatJffldt In Anna Hold' Musical-Comedy Surcesn "THE LITTLE DUCHESS PRICKS Loner Floor, 1.50. Sl.OO; JBal- cony, fl.tiO, 7Jf, ji.ic; Oullery, 35'. 2U Soats selllnj! 'for enuagonient at theater. BaKer TDeater 0-o. I,. Bakir, (Jen. Slrr. OresoD Thrat-r Co.. lmm I'M JMfft IO0T The far-Famed Baker Theater Stork C. Tliis Wt-K B Attiactlon. Richard Maof-tlPld's Great guceew, 0L,I HKIDELbKHG." A Most Beautiful Flay of Student Life in thd Old World. Production Complfit. Il- rectlun Mr. John Salnpolls. Mat. Saturday. IQvanlnR J-o-. H5c. 50c; Mivt.. 15c, 3ic. Jo-'r-xt Wwk "Kannon. roily-" EMPIRE THEATER Phone Main 117. Milton W. Seaman. Mgr. Pla.ytnr Only StsL.r-Ha.vlln Eautern Roata Shows. Matinee today, a: 15. TonlRht All Uhls week First Tirpe in Portland. The Great Swedish Dlftlct Comedy, "XIF-l-V OLSON." With Adelaide liarlun am "Tilly." Matinee Saturday Regular Empire Prices. xt ,ttractinn-".t Cripple Crrfk." THE STAR WeU of .Tanuary 7. Pliooe Main HM. TUB AIjIjEJ f'l'OCK COMPA.NT Present. "THE LITTLE MINISTER" Made Famou by 111m Maud Adnmn. Mali neon TueFciay. Thurmlny a. J3aturlay and Sundays at 2:.tO; prlt-ee iO and -Ov-. Every Evening at 8 : 1 Ti ; prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. Heserve Heats for nil perform ances by I'hoitA Main 540(5. LYRIC THEATER WEEK BEGINNING JAXt'ARY I. Great Melodramatic Succo.a. "HARBOR LIGHTS" Box oltlca open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. S.uIb nan bi! reaei-vea by plion,: Ualu The Grand Irrep roatnbIe - Vaudeville. TIIK LKHKL TKIO, Greawteat Comedy Act On ther Stance. Chna. M. McDonald. Ruht. ltaarera and Ivou1k MasclntOfda. Carroltoo IMgn. Julea lUrrott. Master Harold HoaT. i randlaeope. PANT AGES THEATER- E?IHx,?" I .a Toara. Smltb KUla. Weaver Lambn-t. Hugh MvCormick. THE rtt'XTON TKIO. The Blngrapb. White. Performances dally at 2:30. 7:30 and 9 I'. M. Admleston 10c and 20c; Boxes 20c Any Mat t weekday matlmea 10c. NEW TOIIAT. VKRY (HOICK IXVRSTMEVTS. PORTLAND HEIGHTS 87500 3- room house, ground 85x100, mi thn carlir. SSOOO 'i block: fine vIpw; ImnrovKl .Willi tltrtio cottuifos; Just about com- plelotl. R4500 Deoirablp corner, SBitlOO, mi- oliatruct'iblc vli'W, kockI hutldlne alto. 8450O U blork. close In: splondid jBptuln.tl'e value. SafiOO An.oth.-r Rpnulnp bargain; V block: tine view, one blork from cr: tlin olieapfHt buy In this vicinity, without exception; nothing- lens than $,rOno iinvwliore nround It. SX&50 View lot. on earllne: eement Hidon-alk, retaining wall, sewer and frax. Tlit'v are all Rood. 8-e tlicm sure! TODAY! H. W. LEMCKE COIVIPArNY Sixth and Wnnhlnslon at. Ktitlre Second r'loor. DesiTuDle Residence lots Our Specialty For tlie last 30 days wo hava Tad n.n experlencei man canvassing' residence sections for desirable residence loU We have personally seen every lot wo have to offer we have aome excellent "buys" we will loan you up to two-tlilriui tho value oX auy lot. Com mon wealth Etldf., 6th an3 Bumsldo. SOK A YVTW DAYS WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS KLEGAM RKSIDEXCE. L.IBI3R AIh. TEBSI M. Just r- i 11 ft cimpletod. bul It for a home; elepnt interior nnlsli, unob struotable view, complote with all c.fn- vnlmceB Kvrythinr th finest; beum 7l 1 tiijja. solid brabH hard wu ry, nne fix: tur. II. W. LEMCKE COMPANY Six tli aantl Waa tain ic.ua ata. West rark Street A choice Mbm nlt, lOOxlOO. or vlll 51 vtrte. Very desirable. Last Quarter left or tttla beautiful atroet- Hurry it won t Uat only fi,9w.w. Vanduyn 5l Walton S03 CHamBfr or commerce. Firt Street N. E. COR. JKF1-EKAOX . lUXl(M). tnly corner on ttila street ror aal. Sea Louis Salomon 2X1 Stark, at., near 2d. ALEX. C. rlAE. PVBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 40T McKay BulMInf, I'hooa Main ML