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Newspaper Page TextTHE BIQRXTXG OKEGOSTIAK, TUESDAY, JtfXE 18, 190T. 13 VETERANS TO- MEET Survivors of Indian War Here for Convention. FIRST GATHERING TODAY Aged Warriors Will 'Unite Forces M 1th Oregon Pioneers, Who Will Hold Their Annual Session in the Rose City This Week. The original builders and defender of the Oregon country will hold their annual reunions in Portland today and tomorrow. At 9:30 o'clock this morning in the Wood men of the World Hall, Eleventh street, between Alder and Washington, the In dian War Veterans of the North Pacific Coast will bold their annual meeting. To morrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock the Ore gon Pioneers' Association will gather at the Armory, Tenth and Couch streets. These men and women, who are en titled to the courtesy and hospitality that will be shown them by the people of ,..v. ........... ....... I PRESIDENT OF THE OREGON i PIONEER ASSOCIATION. e .a - . t. ' 1 i WiUiaiu D. Irenton. Portland axatn this year, began to arrive In this city yesterday. Others will coixiq today and a majority of the visitors will remain to en.1oy the Rose Show aad rFi teta. U. D. Mount, of Silverton, president of the Indian War Veterans, will preside at the meeting of this association today. The forenoon session will be devoted to routine business and the annual election of officers. At noon the veterans wflj be banqueted by the Sons and Daugh ters of the Indian War Veterans. The dinner will be Riven under the direc tion of Mrs. C Henry Chambreau, pres ident; Mrs. F. I. Benedict, secretary, and the fqllowlng reception committee: Mrs. L. M. Parrish, Mrs. B. A. Chambreau, Mrs. T. A. Wood, Mrs. Otto Kleeman, Mrs. Bellion, Hosea- Wood and J. A. McDaniel. - . Reassembling after dinner. Mayor Lane will address the veterans and the fol lowing programme will be given: Selec tion, Veterans' quartet; reading, Miss Hazel Hoopengarner; selection, orchestra; fong, Mrs. George Watkips; selection. Veterans' quartet; reading. Miss Hoopen garner. A great many of the Indian War Vet erans are also member of the Pioneers' Association and will attend the reunion COMMANDER INDIAN WAR VET ERANS OF NORTH PACIFIC COAST. 11. I. Mount. of the pioneers tomorrow. Yesterday vs an exceedingly busy day at the head quarters of the pioneers at the rooms ef the Oregon .Historical 6oclety in the City Hall. Secretary HImes reports that xuor. than 400 pioneers have already reg istered, amors them many over 80 years of a;e. It was quite a common experience for pioneers to meet tach other who had not met before for one or two score years. Chairs have been provided in the corri dors of the VPPr floor of the City Hall, so that the snow-crowned foundation builders may sit and chat of the time when this country was new. All the details relating; to the banauet are being worked out as rapidly as pos sible and satisfactory progress is being made In every respect but that of supplies for the banquet "Wednesday afternoon. There Is a shortage of bread, biscuits and cake, and those desiring to aid the com mittee on entertainment by providing these viands, are requested to notify Miss Nannie E. Taylor by Phone Majn 4153. The supply of . toflgue and ham Is also much less than will be required and those expecting to add anything to this tock are requested to notify Mrs. John W. Mlnto. Phone Main 1E27. Pioneers residing in Portland are ear nestly requested to 'call at headquarters In the City Hall for their badges today. Customs-House Costs 98,000,000. NEW YORK, June 17 Rapid progress Is being made toward 'completion of the pew customs house In Bowling Green, and while the contractors predict the building will be ready for occupancy July t. the treasury officials believe It will be September before Jt Is moving" day from the present Wall Street building. The new building has been eight years In con duction and, including the land, has cost approximately JS.aw.000. The reception room contains a great open fireplace of carved stone, and an In scription reads: , , "Pn This Site Fort Amsterdam Waa 1..--... - .. J . . - JTt.w SvW.V. M Erected In 1K6. Government House Wa Built in 1740 for President Washington. Here George Clinton and John Jay lived. Used as Custom House from 17SS to 1875. At the Theaters Wfaat th0 pros Agents Sa. VIOLA ALLEN AT THE HEILIG Will Appear ia "Twelfth Night" This Afternoon. There will 1m a special matinee at The Heitfff Theater, Fourteenth and Washington streets, this afternoon at S:15 o'clock when the charming actress, Viola Allen and her excellent company will present Bhafces peare's delightful comedy, 'Twelfth. Night." Tonight at 8:15 o'clock a special bill will he given when Miss Allen will- appear as Rosalind la the wooing seen from "As Tou Like It." and Lady Teazie In the screen scene from "The School for Scandal." as Portia in the trial scene from "The Mer chant of Venice" and as Juliet in the bal cony scene from "Romeo and Juliet." "TFFZY WEEZY" PLEASES ALL Zinn's Musical Comedy Company In Breezy Show at Baker. If the vociferous applause, the hearty laughter and the repeated encores may be taken as a basis of Judgment, "Teexy Weezy," by the Zinn Musical Comedy Com pany Is certainly pleasing the crowds at the Baker Theater this week- J. W. Clifford and Tony West are two German comedians of great ability: Their Weber-Field stunt is worth the money., HEAR "THE FORTUNE TELLER" San Francisco Opera Company Sing ing lis Greatest Bill. The next to the last week of the engage ment of the San Francisco Opera Company at the Marquam promises to be the best of all. "The Fortune Teller," as presented last night, could not be excelled as a hlph-clSb Summer musical attraction. Just the kind of light, sparkling music you like. Ideal Bays at The Oaks. This Is Ideal weather for attending: th Oaks, Portland's big recreation park. There Is plenty of amusement for everyone and if you care to meet your friends yon must go, for everyone goej put these evenings. Schll sonyi's - Imperial Hungarian Hussar band give two t concerts daily which are very popular. The great Davenports, the world' most sensational high-wire performers, also give two performances dally. COMING ATTRACTIONS. . "As" You Like It." Under the auspices of the Oregon branch of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae, an open air performance of "As You Like It" will be staged "Wednesday at 7:30 M. at Cedar Hill. The proceeds will be used for a scholarship at the University of Oregon. The officers of the Oregon branch are Mri. George Haskell Marsh, president; Miss Emma Griebel, vice-president: Mrs. John 1. L Travis, second vice-president, and Mrs. Ad- u isuii iiiuusio, seuretui; - n cttuicx. 111 . Frank Towslee is chairman of the dra matic committee, Mrs. Robert L- Donald of the costume committee and Miss Ruth H. Carter, of St. Helena Hall, Is coaching: the play era. a full dress rehearsal will be given tonight after which every arrange ment will be complete for a finished per formance tomorrow night. "Little Lord . Fauntleroy" Coming. The children of Portland have a rare treat in store for them next Saturday after noon at the Empire Theater when "Little Lord Fauntleroy" will be played with little Ollle Cooper in the title role, supported by the Baker Theater Company. "Little Lord Fauntleroy" has long been a favorite work of Action especially for children and th forthcoming engagement which Is for Sat urday matinee and night only, is looked forward to with pleasure by young and old alike. ' ASK FOR MILLIONS A WEEK Begging Bequests Made Bally on Miss Helen Gould's Fortune. NEW YORK, June 17. According to a statement "made public today, the request for gifts sent to Miss Helen Gould aggregate nearly J2.000.00J a week. They range all the way from the" asking lor $15 for a set of false teeth to J 1,000.000 to start a colony In Cuba. Miss Gould gave an itemized list of a week's, requests recently to Fran Kallenborne, the orchestra leader. A movement Is on foot among the music lovers of this city to make Mr. Kallen borne's orchestral music a permanent feature in New York. For this subscrip tions from wealthy persons would be necessary. Miss Goujd was one of those consulted. She encouraged Mr. Kallen borne, but Incidentally cited the fact that this was not the only thins she was asked to encourage. Then she save him the list. . In the week referred to Miss Gould- received 231 requests for money out rlght Out of these 193 left the amount to her good will and discretion. Miss Gould was asked in that week for $5000 to help form an antl-saloon league in Idaho. She received 43 requests for aid for churches, tl for educational- Insti tutions and 26 for libraries. More than 30 were for help for charitable insti tutions. Four persons, presumably youns; women, wanted Miss Gould to help them buy trousseaus. Eleven per sons wanted pianos and 12 wanted Mlsg Gould to buy their Inventions. Follow ing" aro some of the other wants: Bibles, bicycles, a farm and three cows, one invalid's chair, enough air Slllows tq supply a regiment of sol iers, one set of teeth, five sewing ma chines and 15 railway tickets. Branch Railway Completed. The Cedarville branch of the Gres ham line of the O. W. P. electric sys tem has been completed to Fairvlew and Troutdale. and it Is announced that cars may be started some time next week. The track passes Fair view nearly half a mile to the south, but the spur has been laid between this branch of the O. W. P. and the O. R. & N. Company's main line at Fairvlew. .so that cars on the two lines may be Interchanged. " This con nection is for freight purposes only. There Is some speculation as to the final destination of this branch, as It has right oft way to the Columbia River. Coy as to Coming W edding. OYSTER BAY. June 17. Senator Bev erldge. of Indiana, who called on Presi dent Roosevelt last evening, left for New York today. H e would neither affirjn nor deny thq report that he is to marry Miss Katherlne "Eddy. He said, however, that no one had any knowledge or right that would justify the publication of the re port. Change In Train Time. Beginning yesterday. Train No. 12, of the Southern Pacific, arrives at 7:30 P. M. daily. Instead of 6:30 as formerly. This la a IhxQuta train from Oakland. Admitted to Federal Bar. The United States Circuit and District Courts yesterday admitted Ben C. Dey to practice on motion of "W. D. Fenton." PHOTO POST CAKDI 8CKXRT. Klser Co. - Ixjfiby Imperial Hotel. Are as small as homeopathic pellets, and as easy to take as sugar. "Everybody likes them. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try them. THE POBTLUD, 01 ktbofkax ixas KODEBX XBTATJKAKT. COST OXB kXLXiOBT DOIX1M. MOTEL OREQO CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS. Z Portland's New and Modern Hotei. Rates $1 per Bay and Up. S European Plan. Free Bus. 2 WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO, Props. HOTEL PERKINS Filth and Washington Streets PORTLAND, OREGON EUROPEAN PLAN i. W. DATZXS, fl'i alflaat. St. Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) Front and jHorrison Streets. PORTLAND, OR EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS 50c TO $1.38 FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION C. & E. SALE IS CONF J. TP. O'BRIEN SELECTED HEAD OP SEW HARR1MAN ROAD. Road Will Be Operated Separately, VViLh Headquarters at .Albany. Union Depot Will Be Built. ALBA.NT, Or., June 17. (Special ) The Oregonian's recent story of the transfer of the Corvallis & Eastern to Harriman' was confirmed here today by the election of J. P. O'Brien as presi dent of the road; Henry Connor,' of W. V. Cotton's law office, " secretary, and Guy W. Talbot, vice-president and general manager.' The Corvallis & Kastern will con tinue' to be operated as a separate road. Talbot will retain offices In Port land, but the general offices will re main in Albany. " The transfer Is ex pected to result In a union depot in this city and renews the hope of years that the road be extended into Eastern Oregon. "''''. ASK SUSPENSION OF ORDER Ruling of Interstate Commerce Com mission May Hurt Pacific Coast. Through a ruling of the Interstate Commerce Commission adverse to the collection of the proposed fi- membership fee in the National Educational Associa tion, scheduled to meet in Loa Angeles In July, it is considered probable that the meeting may "iave to "be given up. At least the railroads take this view of the situation and Charles S. Fee, pas senger traffic manager for the "Southern Pacific, has asked agents of the ' com pany all over" the system to explain "Hie situation to commercial bodies with the purpose of bringing pressure to bear upon Congressmen and upon tbe I. C. C. to secure the revocation of the order. " The Portland 3oard of Trade has taken the matter" up and has wired to the in terstate Commerce Commission as fol lows: "Press reports announce your ruLjng adverse to the collection of the C fee for N. E. A. membership at the Los Angeles convention. Owing to the late ness of the decision, we fear confusion and a direct injury to the Pacific Coast Interests "and the probable abandonment of the convention. ' U'e strongly urge the suspension of the ruling in this case." " In his letter, Mr. Fee states that the N. E. A. relied upon the collection of this fee for the greater part of the expense of holding the convention, since all who took advantage of the rate would have to secure membership tickets from the Association In order to have their tickets validated at Los Angeles. Mr. Fee be lieves It Is greatly to the interest, of the whole Pacific Coast to have the rul WE CURE MEN 17 Tears In Portland. Wa axe curios more Portland people than any two specialist In Portland; our small tee enables us to cure for less money than many self -tjtyled specialists, charg-a for their worthless sesyipes. Tfrs treat me a only S-nd &q not run any side Issues to eke out an existence. "WE CUBS Lost Vljor. Varicocele, Hydiiocele, Contracted Disorders, Contagious Blood Poison. Stricture and "Waltneu" cured perfectly so as to stay cured. "We use . different methods from the ordinary physician. ' Most of these are orifiinal Bit a us and were devised for just such cases a the ordinary courses of treat ment fall to reach. ' y PAT rs FOB CURES A Cure WitU Vw Means a .Idtelon- Cure. We offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but every case that comes te us we make a Careful Examination and Diagnose without charge. No ail ins man should neglect this opportunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. It will not cost yeu anything to call at our office and consult -us, and by so doing It may save yoir much time and money, and If we cannot cure you we will honestly toll you so.-and you wilt not be under any financial obligation to us. OUR STSTEM OF TREATING U superior to-any in this Country, and our cures r-the" result of" these methods.- War nvr fall to effect a cur in any case we take. If yon suffer from neglect, from want of mone.y or from unskilled practice here Is an opportunity to get the servlcefof a skilled specialist, a graduate physician." with years of ripe" experience in treating complicated and special disorders of MEN ONLY. It will cost nothing to talk to us, and may be the means of restoring; you to health and happiness. Why not call today? Our offices are very private. Tou see only the doctor." " " Our fee being so low, it enable many -who are afflicted to procure the highest scientific medical assistance. Terms made td suit If necessary, so that anyone, seed not go without treatment. " " , " ' - ' ' Our treatment la the best. Come to us If 70a want the beet. Write if you cannot call. All correspondence sacredly confidential. Hoars: 9 A. X. to 5 P. M.; evenings, 7 to S:30; Sundays, t A- M- 9 1? noon. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL SURGICAL - COR. SECOND AXD YAMHILL STS-, PORTLAND, OS. ilUIDUTHS fm Teoinrt m ctMEieiu iiimiu Special rates mmU f tuiUn ana mgle rentleaMSW The - - " a n nrt will be pleased as m to aba rlra prices. A moUata Turkish bath ea tafcUaajnant ia tike hotel. H. C BOWEBs. Hrst-Cbue Aecdt ltoataasajaS Conaacted wttk Hotel. C O. DAYX& SM. a4 Treat, ing made Ineffective during the coming convention. " "Without the collection of this fee, it is thought that the Associa tion will be put to such expense that It will be Impossible to bold the gath ering In California. " Tom Richardson, manager of the Com mercial' Club, also wired the Commis sion and received a reply yesterday from Commissioner Franklin K. Lane which was reassuring. This Indicates that the objectionable ruling will not be insisted upon at this time because of the probable bad effect upon the coming convention. Will Attend Seattle Meeting. A. D. Charlton, assistant general passenger agent for the Northern Pa cific, and John M. Scott, assistant gen eral passenger agent for the" Harriman lines, left yesterday for Seattle, where they will attend a meeting between passenger officials of "Washington and the State Railroad Commission. They expect to be away several days. DALLY METEOROLOGICAL, REPORT. PORTLAND. June If- Maximum tempera ture, '79 degreea; minimum, SI degrees. River reading at 8 A. M., 18.3 feet; change in last 24 hours, none. Total precipitation, S P. M. o P. M,, none; total precipitation since' Sep tember 1, 1909, 42.62 inches; normal precipita tion, 46.02 leches; deficiency, 1.60 Inches, To tal sunahlne June . 10. 1907. 12 hours, 8 min utes; poesible sunehtne, 16 hours, 46 minutes. Barometer (reduced 'to sea-lvel," at 5 P. at., 30.15 Inches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at 5 P. M., Pacific time. s o n 3 Wind. a a TATIONS. -S i 2 . sr 5-S I I : Baker City IWIO.OOI 4INE 6INW !N Clear Boise 17410. 00 Clear cureu Sio.uui Kamloops. S2 0.00 Cloudy ft. ciouay Cloudy North Head i5Si0.OOI30!NW Pocatello T2l0.00 SiSW Portland 17910. 00 6INW Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear . Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Red Bluff 194,0.00 4'SE Roaebnrg IStlO.OOf 8IN Sacramento IPOIO.OP! 4IW SaJt Lake 168I0.00I12XW Ban Francisco IS4I0.O0J 8!W Spokane 78I0.00I 4iNE3 - Seattle !74iO.OO!t1N Idear Tatoosh Island..... iftnlo.OOIlOINW ICloudy Walla Walla .18410. QUI NW (Jleae WEATHER CONDITIONS. During the last 12 hours- the barometer has fallen slightly over Western Oregon and risen along the coast from Caue Flattery to ' San Francisco. Fair weather' prevail everywhere on the Pacific Elope and the 'temperatures have risen from 8 to." 12" degrees since yester day evening.' - ' The indications are for continued fair and warm weather in this district during tgie next 24 hours. The river at Portlsixl at 6 P. M. was 18.2 feet. It will fall slowly during Tuesday and Wednesday. . .. FORECASTS. For the 28 hours enelng" at midnight June 18- Portiand" and vicinity Fair and continued sarm; northwesterly winds. ' Western Oregon Fair and continued warm; northwest winds. Western. Washington Fair, warmer, except aear the coast; northwest winds. ' Bsatern Oreiron. Eastern Washington and Idaho Fair and warmer." EDWARD A. BEALS. District Forecster. See Us First and You Will Not Have So Many Medical Fees to Pay Our Fee in Most Cases AND DISPENSARY. AUCTIOS SALES TODAY. At Gilman's Auction Rooms. 411 WashinRtott St., at 10 o'clock A. at. S. L. N. Gilman. Auc tioneer. it TtakiF'a lurifan House, comer Alder ana Park sts., furniture, etc. Sal. at 10 o'clock. Baker A Son, Auctioneers. MEETLXO NOTICES. ATTENTION" COMRADES OF Geo. "Wright Post, O. A. R-, r requested to attend, the fuenral services ot our lata comrade. Ben J. P. Thompson, which will be bald at Plnley's chapel at S P. M. Wednesday, June 18. By order ot R. S. HENLEY. 4. e. 8LOAN. Adjutant. Commander. GEORQB WEIGHT POAT, O. A. R. Attention: The mortal remains of our late comrade, B. P. Thomp son, of let Colorado Cavalry, will be laid to ret in G. A. R. Cemetery Wednesday, the 18th. at S P. II. Funeral rrom Finney's undertaking parlors. All comrades who can please attend. R. S. HBNLEY. A. C. SLOAX. Commander. Adjutant. PORTLAND LODGE, NO. 55. A. F. & A. M. Special communication this (Tuesday) .evening at 7:ou sharp. Work In the F. C. degree. All Masons invited. By order of W, M. 1. W. PRATT, Secretary. ATTENTION. RED MEN. Willamette and Minnehaha Tribe will visit Wacheno Tribe ot Oregon City, Tuesday evening, June 18. Pri vate car will leave Alder and First at 7:. 10 P. M.. returning, Oregon City at 11:30 P. M. Members of the Order Invited. COMMITTEE. rVANHOB LODGE NO 1. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Regular meeting at K. of P. Hall, 11th and Alder, 8 P. M.. Esquire rank. EMMETT ELLER, G, C. DIED. HERTZMAN In this city, June IT. John A. Hertzman, axed S9 years 4 Kionths 7 days. Funeral notice later. WARNER In this city, June 17. at the foot of Mill St., Anna A Warner, aged 22 years. 'Funeral notice hereafter". HAN8HAW In this city, June 17, John Hanehaw, aged 53 years. Funeral notice, later. - FUNERAL NOTICES. SIMPSON In thle city, June 17. at the family residence. 1230 Union avenue. North, Anna Sltzabeth Simpson, aged 77 years. Friends are respectfully "Invited to attend the funeral services, which will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal Chirrch. corner Nineteenth and Quimby streets, at 1 P. M. today (Tuesday). June J8. Inter ment Riverview Cemetery. MOFFITT In this city, June IT. William Mottitt, aged 40 yeara. Funeral will take place today (Tuesday) from Dunning. McEn tee & OUbaugh's chapel, 7th and Pine sts., at 8:15 A. M-. thence to the Cathedral, 15th and Davis sts.. at 9 A. M., where services will be held. Interment Mt. Calvary Ceme tery. Friends respectfully Invited. APDING-TON The funeral services of - Susanna Addington will be held at Finley'e chapel at P. M. toCay (Tuesday). Friend. Invited. Interment Riverview. THOMPSON The funeral services of Benl. P. Thompson will be held at Flnley's chapel, at 2 P. M. Wednesday, June 19. Friends Invited. Interment "G. A. R. Cemtery, Greenwood. JONES The funeral services of Martin V. Jones will be held at Finley'e chapel at 18 A. M. today (Tuesday)). Friends invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. ATWOOtk In this city, June if. at 289 East Third St.. Charles N. Atwood, aged oti years. The funeral eel-vices will be held at Kinley's chapel at 3 P. M. today (Tuesday). Friends Invited. Interment Lone .Fir Cemetery. 1. P. FIN LEY SON, Funeral Directors. No. Mt Sd st., oor. Mudlson.' Phone Main s- Dnnnlng. McEnte. ft Glibaugh, Funeral Di rectors, 7th Fine. Pbone M. 430. Lady asst. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO., 409 Alder t. Lady assistant, rnona main euj. EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral Direct ors, 230 3d St. Lady assistant.' Phone M. oQ7. ZELLER-BYRNE8 CO., Funeral Direct ors, 273 Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant. F. 8. DTJNNING. ' Undertaker, 414 East Alder. x.auy assistant, rsone ,ast CLASSIFIED AD. RATES FOR CASH ADVERTISING.) Following Tate will be given only when advertising ordered to run consecutive days. Daily and Sunday Issues. - The Orego nian charges first -time, rate each Insertion for classified advertising that Is not run oa consecutive days. The nrst-Ums rata li chirred I each losertioii In The Weekly, Oregonian. "Rooms, "Rooms and Board. "House keeping Booms. "Situations 'Wanted.' IS words or less. 15 cente; 16 to SO words, 2s cents; 21 to 25 words, 25 cents, etc. Ho discount for additional Insertions. Matrimonial and clairvoyant ada one-time rat 49 each Insertion. TXXDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except New Today' 80 cents for 15 words or less. 16 to 0 words, 40 cents; 21 to 25 words. 50 cents, etc. first Insertion. Each additional Insertion, one-half; no further discount un der one month. "NEW IODAX" (gauge measure agate). 15 cents per line, first Insertion; 10 cent per line for each additional Insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISE MEN TS, ad dressed care The Oregonian, and left at this office, should always he inclosed in sealed envelopes. No stamp U required on such tetters. NEW TODAI. RESIDENCES Eight rooms, situate on the West Side, within 15 min utes' ride by csfr. Can't b8 duplicated for $6500. Seven rooms, modern In every particular, situate on Willamette Heights. Eiirht rooms, modern. Best neighborhood, on Nob Hill, south of Irving street. Seven rooms, within 10 min utes' walk of 6th and Wash ington' streets, and - situate Washington and west of 19th 40x100 FEET $4500 $7 51 $8000 north of jftreet. In the best section of North Hill, alongside of an $8000 rie.w resldsnoe; can be bought reasonably if you will buy a nomQ on It- " PORTLAND HEIGHTS If you are thinking of buying In this favored section, come in and see us, a3 We have two propositions which are well worth looking into if you want to build: . NORTH PORTLAND We have lots from $1400 and up wards. Don't buy without first seeing us. F. V: ANDREWS 6 CO. Hamilton Bid.. 131 3d st. Tel. Main 3313. TIMBER WANTED LARGE TRACTS We are in touch with Eastern capital to Invert ' lii Tillamook and Clatsop ' timber, large tracts; will consider small offers If well-located. Prefer dealing with1 owners, as price pst be right for speculation. ' See us at once; our parties are here for busi ness" and won't wait. TVs will consider large tracts on Gray's River and the Columia. Fhose Main 1S22; A -31 50, or call the' LABBE-COPLAD-THOU8 realty , . CO, INC.. ' Booms 34-35, Labbe Bldg. Jpnesmore Kew addition: right on carllne; all Im provements; streets.- sidewalks, 'etc.. com plete; Bull Bun water.- - -Call Dn us tor par ticulars. - GEO. D. 8CH.4XK, ZOt fetark St. Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates Real Estate and Insurance A. H. BIRRELL tot to 203 McKay Bids, 3d and Btark. A AM USE MX NTS. .ash-sU HEILIG THEATER StS'. TWO FEBrOBMAJfCBS TODAY VIOLA ALLEN THIS AFTERNOON ttlS O'CLOCK Shakespeare's Delightful Comedy. Twelfth Night -THIS KVENTNG S:l O'CLOCK SPECIAL BIIX Miss Allen As Roaaliad 'is Tau Like It." A rurtia "Mtrchaat ef Yenlc." As JLdy Teaale "School for Scandal. As Juliet- "Romso and Juliet." PHIPFC Both afternoon and Jlsrht Lowsr rnivU floor. 10 rows. $2.00; last S rows. 31.50. Balcony, first 8 rows, 31.00; last 5 rows. 73c. Entire gallery, 60c Stats selling at theater. MARQUAM ORAMD (Fhonft Main 6.) SAX TRANCISCO OPERA CO. Prssentlns; Victor Herbert's Pronounced Sucoess. "THE FORTUNE TELLER" The Greatest of All Herbert Operas. Prices Evening, ioo. 50c, T5c. Matinees, S5c. 50c. ... Baker Theatar Phon. Main S Ge. I Baker, Oca- Mr. Tonight All Week Matinees Saturday nTS MERRY MVSICAl, COMEDY OOSIj PAW, In the Latest Vp-to-date Travesty, "TEEZY- WEEZY," And the Famous Sweet Sixteen Daaclof Chorus. Pun, Music and Latest Song Hits. Evening Prlce?-15c 23c. 35c. 50c. Mati nee, 35c, 25c. . Next Week "The Queen and the Musr ktteer." THE STAR Main 5490. ' Entire Week of JunelT The Rexu-ganiaMl Star Stock Compamj Presents Nat Goodwin's Roaring Fare. .; ' CONFUSION'' ' , ; One Big Scream From Start to Finish ; Matinee Tuesdays. Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30; prices lc and 20c Svenlngs at 8:15: prices 10c, 20c and 30c Next weak tThe Charity Nure." LYRIC THEATER Phon. Main 4685. This Week the Alien Stock Clmpany PreT aentinjr Marie WalnwrlglH's reates. " ' Success. "SHALL WE rOROrVK HER? Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday an Sunday. Price, 10c zoc. jsvery eyeoing at s:is. trices iuc. zua ana auc. Reserved seats by phone. Main 48S3. Of fice open from "10 A- M. to 10 P. M- THE GRAND Week of June 17 Vaudeville De Luxe Headed by ' Captain Henry Te mo nut rat Ins; the Wonderful Possi bilities of Wire less Telegraphy Special Added Feature Herp Soona Presenting portraits Jams and Bonnie Farley ' Maud Isabel Entwlstle and Company Pelmar and Iarrel Burton and Vase Frederic Roberts. Orandoscoye Outdoor Production "AS YOU LXKJE IT Given by Oregon Branch Association of Collegiate Alumnae, Wednesday. June 18. 7:SO F. MC ' AT CEDAR HILL. (Take Portland Heights Car). Admission $1.00. THIS PPKCTAt. CONCERTS By the Incomparable SchilzonjTs HUNGARIAN HG68AR8 o Wnlte City. Chicago) at 2:00, S:S5 7:40. 9:40. SPECIAL TODAY. Pupils of St. Mary's Academy and Blinchot institute ficmc ueienration. 2 - Daredevil Davenports 2 at 8:30 and 0:30. In their aerial extravaganza on the high .wire at 9:20 o'clock. See the king ot the high wire make his death-deiylng dash over a slender cable on a wheel of tire, 90 feet mgti. greatest act or its Kiaa in me woria. BASEBALL RECREATION PARK, Corner 'Vaughn and Twenty-fourth. Portland vs. Oakland June 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. Game Called at 3:30 P. M. Daily. Game Called at 2:30 P. M. Sundays. Ladies' Day Friday ADMISSION 25c GRANDSTAND 25c, CHILDREN 10c OT TODAI. H. W. LEMCKE COMPANY BARGAINS " $8000 A flr business location, 50x50 Hoyt street, near lltn, opposite terminals. $6500 5 acres, all" under cultivation; In cludes 160 mixed fruit trees, cottago and barn. Two' blocks from Keuil wortn Station. cash. $4000 The best building- site In Irvington, UOxlOO. one block from carllne. Beau tiful shade trees cement sidewalks and curbs laid. This Is "not "4 barg-atn. There Is so cheap property la Irving ton. . $550 Full lot on Missouri avenue. Two blocks from car. four blocks from Thompson School. Albina. " H. W. Lemcke Co. Main 5E0, A S537. 6tll and Washington. PRINCE RUPERT Have a first-class acreage proposition close to Prince Rupert, the Pacific terminal of the Grand Trunk-Pacific Ry. ' Money-maker. Add.rc.3S. " THE CANADIAN TBCST CO., LTD. P. O. Drawer 751, " Vancouver, British' Columbia. 'UKCLirWyers' T,oan" Offlce.143 Sd st.. near Alder: established 1870; old and reliable; any amount loaned on watches, dlamonda. jewelry and sealskins. - - . GEORGE "BI.JCCK, - " ' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. 818 Worcester Building. JP bona Pacific 1S07. SfTW TODAY. INCOME 30 NET On the cash you invest, Jl per per cent on the total investment. $11,000 cash will handle tha proposition, 6 per cent on the balance. I want three or four parties to go in with me and buy this. It will only take $3000 r $4000 each. I am ready to take a third op half. See me at once, W. B. STREETER J14 THIRD STREET. WJtyNTED-rTo exobanfe flrst-cKn Jot on th ..eat oiae, cun vaiue ana ccum iw houM n4 lot oa th Sast or W0t Sid. L. Jl. PA-TTERBOK, ' Jloom J IV 264 "Stark. FOR SALE Rare Chance for Someone $43,000 Will purchase one ef th. most elesant. complete, up-to-datf apartment hotels in this city. Rented (or (770 par year; terms. Address H 65, Oregonian. FOB SALK REAL ESTATE. (8OO0 IS acres, highly improved: conve nient to city; easy t.rms. J 3000 20 acres, partly improved: conve nient to city; living water for poultry and stork: part cash, part exchange city. (210610 acres, unimproved, mt t'. waukla; asy terms.. 120 acrea, near carllne; will divide ( ana 10-acr. tracts at good profit. I. a. DAVIDSON. 40$ Chamber of Commerce. (2300 A B-room modern cottage In Sunny side, (200 cash and (10 per month; a bar gain.. (1250, part cash, a nice .-room cot. tage. lot 60x100, In Sunny&ld. School ' dis trict, fruit trees and rcets: or, if you have (500 you can select your lot and we build you a home on it on the monthly payment plan. McKenna Real Estate Co., 1153 Bel mont St.. cor 3lnh. Takf buanysld. or Mount Tabor car. GST Interested In things at the mouth of the Columbia River; Investment, mad. there now will net th. largest pronta of any In vestment on the Pacific Coast. The boom has not yet started and property there can still b. bought at ground-fioor prices. Come to our offices and we will tell you all about It. Columbia Trust Company, Couch bldg. (10 DOWN, (5 A MONTH. riM building lots. (275 to (400 on above terms; IS minutes from business center: 3 rarlines. Now do not aay ou cannot own a home. MOULTON ft BCOBBT, SOI Columbia bldg. S65 Wash. St. " WOODLAWN HKIQHT5. IjOt 63X100 facing east on 8th and Rlggln sts: Bull Run water, street and sidewalk improvements; part cash, balance on easy terms. Phone Pacific 2520. Room. 21 and 22 Selllng-Hlrach bldg. IMPROVED ACREAGE S ACRES." HOUStf, all fenced and In cultivation; fruit, near North Albina Station; (3500, half cash. Plggott,' Finch A Bigger, Attoraej s-at-law, rooms 4. fi and 6, Uulker bldg., KB. cox. td and Morrison sts. SOMETHING On. In Nob Hill district: new. modern ' 8-room house, tot SOxluQ. 200 - ft. from Washington st: A. J. FARVT1CR A CO., - Room SO,' Washington bldg. (lROO 5-room cottage, corner lot, Ota. and Ehaver. near TJnloa ave. car. (1400 Beautiful corner, 85x110, South Portland, near car. Gordon, 20$ 4th. Tel. Pao. 2136 or Main 8B80. 1 FOR 91LI 12 acres " of vary choice land 6 miles from postofftce. near O. W. P. carllne; 1500 feet front on Kellogg Creek. Inquire of owner. 1tq.t Foellei; It Cham ber of Commerce, ... ' HOLLADaT PARK 8 NAP. ' r Owner " must sell Immediately, T-room modern house, tine condition, full lot, (1760 cash reouired. 818 Clackamas st. Tele phone Main 8297. or East 8560. WHY pay rent when you can buy fin. bun "galow' right on carllne t Modern every way; full concrete basement;' easy' terms; (2300. Telephone Main 67 or East ?46S, H- E- 8temlar. Owner. ""'""A iBBVEJJ-ROOlf H.OCSE- At 8S4 Fargo st.; fine' location price 82750; terms can be arranged. STATE LaNTJ CO.. lSihk 1st st, "HOOD RTv-KR APPIJB UlKJX'""" Choice tract, near town. oX Hood Kivoa chep to o.ulclt buyarf. , , H '83. Oregonian. BARGAIN. ' ' By owner, good new o-room nouses gas. fruit, choice rosea, -improved ' street;- good cat service. Inquire 622 " Chamber Com merce. Phone East 8235. $2000, part cash. FR ACTIONAL lot," STVsxlOO.' Johnson." bet., 22d and 23d- This is one of the Nob Hilt bargaina So. us this week, vanduyn As Walton, SIS Chamber of Commerce. FOR ' SALES ' BT OWNER-Slx-room house, new, well built, all modern conveniencea, choice Upper Albina location. ' 505 Rodney ave., near Sellwood st. ; fine borne; W50 3TJYS a fine lot in one of the choicest - sections of the city.' with cement walk: easy payments If desired. 8ee M. C Davis, 1 Hamilton bldg. " Main 4610. - - ' CLARKE-CLEMSON-BLTJMAUEH CO., 301- - 302 Couch bldg., real estate, ml neg, invest ments. Rentals and property carefully handled. Phone Main 4011. 830OO Fine new home, with cement base ment, gas and electricity; (600 cash and (25 monthly; walking distance. It C. Davis,- 16 Hamilton bldg. ' ' ST. JOHNS. " " 10 lots, 44x100. right In St. Johns. (180 per lot: worth (300 per lot. P. W. Header eon. 243 Stark st. " ' (3000. NEW 6-room boused cement basement, gas. 'electricity; 'close In; (600 down and 25 monthly. M. C Dvls, 16 Hamilton MODERN " 7-'ro6m house. Northrup, near 21st, (5000: this is (500 under real value Vanduyn & Walton, 515 Chamber of Com merce. CORNER 21st and Flanders, best location in . city for flats or apartment-house: (5T50. Vanduyn A Walton, 515 Chamber of Com merce. " MODERN (-room bouse, wood-fiber plaster concrete basement, lot 40xl"25: take Wood lawn car. ' Owner, 362 Fremont st. Prloe, (2500. 7-ROOM house, well finished; large brick Daee rrrent; lot 75x80 feet, near carllne, close in; (3350. Halfleld A gmlth, 165 4th St. ONE acr. fine garden land; 12 minutes from ' center ' of city: will'' build house If de sired: W. M. Coplan. 2T0 Stark st. OWNEK"of 'residence 'lot. East Elder "having contracted to build cottage, will sell- iamt on terms; a per cent. R 84 Oregonian. " 35 ACRES on proposed rout, to Hlllsboro; 8 "miles west ot Courthouse. Apply 382 AV Sixth st.,- South. Phone East 5233. HENRY C. PRUDHOMME. 306 CHAMBER of Commerce Fire lnsurence. Apple lands: easy monthly paymenta ' ' (80 DOWS and (20 a month; 8 of best res!- denca -lot. In - University Park; - graded, street. M. H. Tower. - ... HOCSES" 'built on installments: lot. If de- sired. E: E. Miller, 612 Commercial block. Main 1040.- "' ' ' ' TWO fine lots on Union ave, near Piedmont, cheap. : Owner, East 8867.