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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONTAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2S, . 1908. 13 - WILL STUMP STATE! Active Campaign Outlined by Senator Fulton. PLANS TO SPEAK NIGHTLY Voters of All Chief Cities Will Be Addressed and Itinerary Will Close in Portland on Kve of Primaries. Senator Fulton will open his campaign at Medford n.'xt Monday ni(rht. He has arrange n itinerary that will take him from Merfford to Baker City with ad drew"" rverv night. Including some af ternoon mertinB!". The Senator will close hi i-mplBn In Portland Thursday night. .April 16. the eve of the primary nominat int! rlertion. Senator Fulton will make as thorough a canvass of the Btatn as it is fossible for him in do in the Rhort time IntervenlnB until the primary election. Meetings will he lieid next week as follows: Medford. Monday. March CO; Grants Pass. March 81; J(-bnrc. April 1: Knsrene, April 2; Albany, April 3; Salem. April 4. If ar TRnRenicnts can he. made, the Senator will address the people of Sllverton Saturday afternoon before addressing the Salem pop!e that night. Meetings for the last ten days of the campaign have been scheduled as follows, subject to change: t'orvallis, April ti; J alias. April 7; Mc.Mlnnvllle. April 8: HIIltoro, April 9 (afternoon); Baker City. April 11: I-a Grande. April IS; The Dalles or Hood Oliver, April 14;. Oregon City, April 15. and Portland, April 18. Arfangenients may ai.no be made for hold ing a meeting at Lebanon, Friday after noon. April 3. A (treat many of the warm personal and political friends of Senator Fulton called at his apartments at the Imperial Hotel yesterday. But the Senator will have a brief respite today, for he groej to Astoria on the morning trin. He will return to this city tomorrow morning and remain until Monday morning, when he will go to Medford to begin his campaign. Btrfore determining the schedule he should follow Senator Fulton conferred with a number of prominent business men, among them being T. B. Wilcox. W. r. Wheelwright. A. Mills, S. G. Reed. Oskar Hnher. lr: Andrew C. Smith ami II. C. Wormian. POLICE STOP RING BOUTS TWO EXHIBITIONS AT JIER KILIi'S HALL.. Protest Raised When Detectives In terfere With Boxing Under Aus plees Building Trades Club. Thp boxing and wrestllnir bouts held last night at Merrill's Hall under the auspices of the Building Trades Ama teur Athletic Association were fre quently Interrupted by the intervention of the police. Detectives Smith and Kay Ktopped the first bout, whTCh was between Kid Tarkinson, of The Dalles, and Young Hurst, of La Grande, de clared that the bout was too rough and at their order Referee Joe Stutt railed off the event. The big crowd present yelled for more bouts and hooted the officers, but order -was quickly restored. After a conference the programme was allowed to pro ceed with the announcement that the men entering the ring would give merely sparring exhibitions. All went well until the final bout had progressed three rounds, when an extra round was called for by the spectators. This was the main event of the evening and was between Gene Sullivan and Young Yorke. Both men rut up a clever exhibition, but as soon as they entered the ring for the extra round Detective Tnith jumped; into hc arena and stopped the fight. A large number of the spectators de clared that there was nothing to war rant the action of the officer. This view was taken by I", D. Hall, secre tary of the Longshoremen's Union, who lfsued the following statement: "We would like to know why it was necessary for the police to Interfere In this affair when there was hardly 'my evidence of roughness? 1 have seen three knockouts in one night at the Multnomah Club and plenty of Mood spilled, and yet a police sergeant and a half dozen detective were not sent there. Is tt that the Building Trades Council Amateur Athletic Asso ciation la to be discriminated against? During the bouts six-ounce regulation ploves were used and none of the boys received any Injury. We intend to In quire Into this apparent, discrimina tion. ' The officers delegated to the place last night refused to say anything relative to their action, except to an nounce that they wer acting under orders. SMI Til SON IIOMT FROM. EAST Hurdler Will Take Short Course at Oregon Agricultural College. Forrest C. Smlthson. the famous track athleta of the Multnomah Ama teur Athlelio Club, who has been breaking a few . records in the East during the paat six months, returned ?ome Thursday night and expressed himself as delighted at again reaching Portland and Oregon. Smlthson indignantly denies that the report that lie ran under the colors of any other club but that of Multnomah, and says that on one occasion only he ran unattached for the reason that he contemplated, remaining Kast at thst time, but Immediately afterward made other arrangements and again wore the winced, '"M." He will remain In Portlajid for a few days and (hen will go to Corvallis, where he is to take a short post-graduate course, and while there will train for the Olympic trvout games to he held ;it i?nn Francisco In June. He cioi s not expect to participate in any other athletic events previous to that meet. DAILY MKTEOROIAXiH'AL. RK.rORT. POUTLAKTX March 7. Maximum ttrv persture. M degrees: minimum, as River rclln at ft V M, S fet: chan In Jam S4 hours. 0 2 foot. Total rainfall. , P. M. t. , P. M , 2 inh; tormli since tfeptcmber I -.t 0 Inches: normal, as 12 Inches: de-n.-leni-v. Ti inches Total sttnshtne March 2- 1 hours 33 mlmilci; poib, 12 hours ?a minutes. Barvmt.r irv1uced to sea Isvcii. al s r. M . SO.SO inches. WEATHER CONDITION'S A largq htFh-preure area has moved in from the ocenn and It Is now central nwr the trpitei rf the OMtimblR River. Durlnr ,th." hours IisM rain has fsll.n at scattered pi' In the North Paclc States, except at ths htrh.r and there pr. C-pitacioa ha bwn In th form of anoir.. THE PORTLAND MODBO KESIAl KAXT. CUbC (INK CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS , Portland! New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Say and Up European Plan. Free Bus. WRIGHTDICKINSON HOTEL CO. Prop. Centrally Located 7fcSl. T Hi ataa'"iiis'T t Lone Distance tm Every Koom. HOTEL PERKINS FUth and Washington Streets. PORTLAND. OREGON EUROPEAN PLAN ftaim. ft. to ts.00 Par Day AaswdJes to liearlon. HOTEL LENOX Ptnttao Mawest and Moat Modern Hofal tTrtcHaatB griU-Auto bus meeta all trains Rates: $1 day and up European plan Long dis tance phone in all rooms Private' baths. . V. DATTra. rreaUana. St Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) - Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR. EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS 50o TO $l.Sq FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION THE Park St. Bet. Morrison and Alder CALUMET HOTEL Toe tempera-tureB iverywlifT on the Pacific Slope are below normal and harp froets oo currM this morninp in the Sound country, and frost b will occur Saturday morning gen erally thraughoiit this district. The Indications are for fair weather Sat urday with rising- temperature during the afternoon. PACIFIC COAST WEATHSR. TATlQNa Baker cxty Rlwnarck Holne Kuk Helena Knmtoopn, ...... North Heed. . . . Pocaitello Portland , Red BlufT Roeehurg; ....... Sacramento Salt Lake San Francisco.'. Spokane Taooma Tntoosh TsIaiMl. Walla "W'alla. 1 Clear !5trow U't otoudy H'lear -.. Snow i.pt cloudy U'loudjI 1 jSrro w Pt ctoudy lear fvToudy lindr . Ulear jv'Hoady fpt cloudy Iciear '.Pt cknkr- 2S0.0lj R'E VJS- T. 1 W VSOO.OOlSrN 28 O.OJ fX 440H!?elm :SO (.(XMl NW O.OlilO SW .U'O.OttJ 4 E S'O.Ort' s'vw ,!. rt.irj" 'ww.offiaw .'41: 0.00 'W .'40.00 '12 W 141' T. UOSE FCRECAPTSl. 1 Portland n vlotnlty Fair and warmer; , northwest wind. ' Western Oregon, and Westerr. Washirigrton Fair and warmer; northwestcirly winds. Kastpm OTejron. Kaetern waaWngton and Idaho Fair and nrnv. EDWARD A. RBAL. rHptrici Ftwecaier. If Baby la Cutting Teeth Be sure and use that old well tried remedy, Mrs. Window's Soothiag Syrup, for chUdreo teething-. It soothe the child, softens the trumw. allavx . pain, rnlli- sn fierrhoga MARQUAM GRAND Portland 'a Famous Theater Phone Main Matinee ' Tvxiay at 2 15, Tonlflt at 9:15 Lat To performancfS The Young. Romantic Actor CRESTOX CLARKE3 PresentinR "THE POWER THAT GOVERNS" A' Play of the Hour Evenings 23o,-SOc, 75c, $1; Tatinee, 2-c, 50c, Tftc. Beclnnln Tomorrow. Sunday at 3 P M And All Week Brilliant and Intensely Interesting " Motion Pictures And Extra Added Specialties Continuous Performance 3 to 1 p. M. , 10c ANT SEAT lOo THE GRASD-Vanderille Week Beginnlm Mrday. March 23. HEMIR1E, MILES t (.. America Favorite i.haracler Arlixta, Pra fntins "Tlii; M A RPHALL" HAVES 61IT8. Pu.tlits and Kcrntrlc lancir.e. tmh Century RtTa'vljir View. &rttoBa Promiiie." r. F. Jaotrua, I. A. X. b. i. mtADqtAKTEBa rOB TOUBIBTS as COMMERCIAL XBAVELKK8 Special ratea umA to tarolUea aad siB ,1. (eatlemea. Tb muarement wUl b pleased at all time to ibow raoma aad riv, prices. A Ta& ?rn Turkish oath -tabUatuueat la tba hotel. R. C- BOWEB8, Manna''. MILLION DOUAKS. Modern Improvements . TT , . Seventh and Washington PhiL Metschen & Sons, Prop. Pbone Rates $1.00-$1.50-$2.00 Vtnt Clam CTtenk Bjslauiaa. CMmnaotod Wtti BotaU NORTONIA HOTEL ELEVENTH,' OFF WASHINGTON ST. Portland's Newest and Most Modern Hotel Absolutely Fire Proof American Bates to Families nnri Kuropean Oar Bus Meeta Alt Trains Sample finite, wtth Baths, for Traveling Men. Third and Main Sts. Ck O. DATU. 8a. wmM A Strictly First-Class and Modern Hotel Containing 170 Rooms. Only American and European Hotel in Portland. Lone Plstanee Phone tn Evrry Room. Auto Bus Meets Rates American. $2.00 per day and tip. Bates European, $1.00 per day and up per month, single room and board. $45 to (65 according to room. For two. $75 to $110. Board without room $30 per month AMTJ8EMXXTS. HEILIG THEATER 14th and Washington SATIUDAT MAR. 2S CAPTAIN ROALD AMUNDSEN In Hit Famona Lwtare. Entitled THE CONQUEST OF THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE Illustrated With 150 Colored . Views. Box Office Open Thursday Morning. Prices el.Ou, 75 and 50 Cents. HEILIG THEATER lth and -Washing-ton Phon rain I and A 1122 4 MRHT8 BEGINNING TOMORROW Special-Price Ma.tlnee Wednesday Plxley and Lrfider'a Musical Cometly "THE Bi;iUiO.MASTER" Gu Weinberg and Ruth WhHta Brenlnga, J1.50 to fKo Matlnw, 1 to 25c BAKER THEATER ptione Geo. L- Baker, Gen. Manag-er. Matinee Today. Laat -Time Tonla-ht. "WHEN WE WEILK TIVENTV-ONE." Openlns week of Georgs Allon. Leading Man. Production complete. Stage settings rich and costly. Evenings: 25c, 3oo. SOc; matinees, 15c. 23c Next Week, Startlnc Tomorrow Matinee. Han-le." EMPIRE THEATER phon. um MIL.TOK W. SEAMAN. MANAGER. Matinee 2:11. fmlcht 8:15. The Latest Sensational Melodrama. "WHAT WOMEV WTTI. DO." Startling and realistic. See the a-reAt shipwreck. A modern play with modern ideas. Nights: 15c. 25c 85o 50c, matinees, 10c, 20c. LYRIC THEATER Bo to Phone : Main 4685; Home, A 1056. . Week Commencing Monday. March 23. Th Alien block company Presents tn Celebrated Pastoral Drama, "HAZEL K1RKE." Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Saturdav and Sunday-. Prices 10c and 20c. Every evening at trices xvc, ana sue. iioxea ooc Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. THE STAR reo-VEa fJ For the Entire We of March 22. THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. Presents The Sensational Military MPioarama. "THE SISCRfcT lIiPATt'H,M In Four Acts .... By D. R. Hlffurins Matinees Sunday, Tuesday. Thursday and PsturdaT at 2:w V. M.: prices iw ana Every evening t 8:13: prices l.V 3&e and S5c Seats may ne reservea oy eitner pnone. PANTAGES Fourth and Stark Bts. The IeadJnc Vaudeville House. THIS WEKK: Nine star acta led by W. A. Spera and Company IN "JOt KET JONES.' lllneee of Makmuri, the Russian riollniet. ha preventea nts appearance tnis week. Price: Upstair. 15c; downstairs. 25c fecxee, 54c Week day matinee. 16 cent to any eeat. Ip crXoxmaaacei;30-3LtSO and fi p, jh. daily. C0RBETT BUILDING 5TH AND MORRISON STS. i . i -s -i ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY Akin, Otis F-, and Mabel, osteopaths, formerly Macleay bll. Phone A Main 3UL7. C'-aanah, AS'm., Dr., dentist, formerly Co lumbia &. Buchanan. bJiRB. Main A 5139. Chrislensen. C, optician and Jewoler. formerly with Burterfleld Broe. Office 413. Main hltitt. Chance, A r t hur " . , Dr. . t! n t Un , f orni-rly Dekum bldg. Offlcee S10-12. Main HXti. Chapman. H. E,, formerly A Mag ton bldg.; office 204. Phone Main CTAO. Coffey, H. C Dr., physician and sargeon, office 101T. Phone Main 449. Conroy, R. J., Dr., uhjeician and aurgaon. of flcM 80H-9. Main 51, A MO. CorbfMt Estate .if H. W., Robert H. Strong, manager. Phone Main S16. A 8261. Crockett, E. N., Dr., physician and surgeon, formerly Mohawk- bldg. Main 74, A 1427. CrosBley Co., The, real estate, formerly Mo Kay blxlg. Offlcea 7io-9. Mam 7S3. A 6722. Dleck, Robt. G,, civil engineer, formerly Mo hawk bldg. Phone A IWttS. Dufur & Dufur, public aLfcnographer.a. Phone Main 3004 A Falls City Lumber Co., formerly Mohawk bldg., F. S. Belcher. Main 5u78 A 1978. Gates. Gertrude Lord, Dr., osteopah. former ly Macleay bltg. Main 183S A 470. Goudey & Wood, bonds, formerly Buchanan bldg. Main S472, A 47. Hegele, H. W.. Dr.. phyeician and aurgeon, formerly Macleay bldg. Main 4ol4, A 5333. Offices 1009-1& Jtfferde, Kenry C, Dr., physicien and sur geon, formerly Dekum bldg. Main 4K3 A 14fl3 Jones, N. '.t Dr., physician, formerly Co lumbia bldg. Suite looS. Main 276. Jones Treve, Dr.. dentin, formerly Buchanan bldg. OfftcRS 1011-J2. Main 4014, A o333- Keteey, Frank C, civil engineer, formerly Co lumbia bldg. Main 5l4ti. King. J. C. Elliott. Dr.. physician, formerly Mohawk bidg. Main 22 GO. Kyne. B. F., Mrs., formerly Roasel, bldg. A ."CH7. Residence O lf77. Labbe, Edmund J., Dr., physician and sur geon, formerly Labbe bldg. Main 450, A 1450 Lnt, Geo. P.. attorney, fofm-ly 20&H Mor rison at. Office 419. Main 4KI. A IttSR. Lee. M. E-, real eetate and lvuis, formerly Raleigh bldg. Office 411. Main 68t0. Locke & Gullete, Drs.. offices 819-80-821. Phones Main 741, A 2741. Mackenzie, K. A. J., Dr., physician and sur geon, formerly Dekum. Main 2t7, A 1207. Manion, Katihertne C, Dr.. formerly Hamil ton Hdg. Phone Main 2811. Matron. Ralph C. and Ray AW, Drs., former ly Marquam bldg. Main 76". MoCusker, Clarence J.. Dr., physician and urgon, formerly Fliedner bldg. Main 278. Metschao, E. L.. Dr., dentist, formerly Mar quam bldg. Phone Main. 78. Nlc nolo, A. S., C. I & H. S., Drs. ptij'slcians and surgeons, formerlj' Dekum. Main 2i0. Oregoa Life Insurance Company, L. Samuel General Mgr. Phone Main G3HTi, A 5002. Oregon Railway & Navigation Co., surgeon's offices, 908-10. Main 2ti7, A 1267. Otis Elevator Company, formerly Feu-ton bldg. Offices 601-2 Phone Main ft'140. Peters. Geo. D., Dr., dentirt. formerly Co lumbia bldg. Off lee 102-4. Phone Main 77. Petal, A. F.. Dr.. dentist, formerty Dekum bldg. Main 4K.. A 14M. Pleroe, E. A.. Dr., physician, offices 10O7-100S. Phonea Main 2Tr4. A 3930. Pollvka & Co., tailors. - formerly 249 Morrl- nn Thrtna !nlti T.'ll . Sweet, Eiuathan, formerly AMngton bldg.; of fice 2tH. Phone Main 679 . Taylor, Frank M., Dr., physician and- sur geon, formerly Dekum bidg. Muin 2rt7. A1207 Upton. Jay H. & laAourette, H. T., attorn eyx. formerly Swptland bldg. Offices 620-7. Main 69ft. A 1MW. Veazie & Veazie, attoraej-e, formerly Cham-v.oi- rtf rvwrimnrcft hldtr. Main 11. A o442. Williamson Sr McXury. physicians, formerly Marquam bids. Alain 449. Tauuina Bav Co., The, formerly Mrtbawk bldg., W. F. Stlne. Main v78, A 197H. Zan, Jaa. C. Dr.. phy-aician and' surgeon, formerly Marquam bldg. Main 8'0. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS A.u.uf,. v puny, jttuirjwjii b.icc Special. ' Mrs. Potts sad Irons, J1.15 a set Franklin-Barnes Market . . t.a Irtf M MtS Poultry, Fish, Vegetable. 105-7 Third street. Both p nones. - Vfffl Strictly fresh Oregon ranch eggs. feta 20c per dozen. , . Henlon-Henley Co.. 287 YamhlUSt. aHoa Mnulloc Lasto Mantle, 25c, the was mantles equai of the best ssc mantle on the market. Barretts, 410 Mor rison. Both phones. IVwasI cords first-class 4-root nr UOU WOod. $6 per cord delivered. Phon Main 44H5. Eagle Creek Fuel Com- pany. 4Q8 Corbett Bldg V rf r. I The Portland Fuel Company, f T UUU Seasoned fir cordwooa, 4 ft., xn- cnwtd fiu.no. Hard wood and coal. Yard' 2S7 E. Morrison st. phones E. 26. B Cf otinFiorv 1)1(1 3-ou know there was OlaLJUIlcrjr a stationery store at Morrison street, near Third. Stationery and Blank Books. Davis & tLiiourn. A xaxi. our own conservatories. Martin A Forbes. 347 Washington st. Both phonea iUllllu7aflv ppring creations now on ei' hlbttlon. Brake's. 400 Washington atreet. in i Rock Snrlnfrs Coal. Independent vOttl foal & Ice Company, opposite City L.I b ra ry. Both phone. Plant your Sweet peas and early wv"S garden seeds now. Our 1908 an nual and Seed Planters' G-uid free Port land Seed Company, 190-1S6 Front street. UAQafl Have you planted XVUr bushes yet? Get buV those rose now. Thou sands of buehes. 10c to S3c; catalogue tells. Portland Seed Co., iso-i.su ront street. Electric Fixtures J SS? yrr price are right. AM work guaranteed. Western Electric Works. 61 Sixth street. Phonographs Lt & Co.. 328 on. Talkine Machine. Records, Music all the latest songs Ploflnir Knives, Forks and all Silver iTlUlillg ware replated as good as new. Oregon Plating Works, 12S Lownsdale. Main 2375. A .xjV White Sewing Machines ff"3! hand machines this week. Jones. 11th and " ashlngton sts. Photos sro1 OFFER. Cabinets B1CKNELL, RothChtld M4g.'. entrance 257 H Wanning ton at., be- tween 4th and atn. Witia O'Malley & Neuberger, 327 Wa.h 11 1UC ineton strept. Phone Main 2394 Free deliverj'. A gallon of 10-year-old Ingle- nook Port. Si. 50. WHERE TO DINE TlioSnrfrpnt "Bet "rvloe on Coast. lUeOorBUl pay connolsaeurs. Table d'hote dly. oOc Sun. 7 5c Grand & Hawthorne rrt 149 7th. Merchants lunch A 115 Xl ttUU daiiy 25c. Special Sun. din. turkey or chicken, chop suey & poodlea. 50c Cottage Waffle taurant of established merit. Reasonable prices. DnncmnrA'a 484 'Washington st. Mer JJUBSmOre S 'chants- lunch. ll:30-i 85c: Jin.. 5 to 8 P.M.. 2oc A 85c. Spa. Sun, din. Anstro - Hungarian Restaurant 247 Taylor, between 2d and 3d. Bast place In town to eat at a normal price. Try us today. VegetarianCafe IS 2r Mealy served a la carte 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. PmnirA 12 Third st. Regular dinner. UW yii c 23c Special dinner every Sun day. rr.anagm't. Merchant's lunch 11-3. 25c. a la carte. 6 A. M. to 1 A. M. Rrnnilpc' Grill 103 th nt IraUUe& ViriLl French chef can precare sea dinners as are served at Braades QrilJjp tQ, i2 -734, Grand Central StaEon Time Card SOUTUCBN PACIFIC. I Mivinr Vnr1 la,nd Pvocburg Panaenser ... Cottage Grove Vaasenger . CalUornla Expr ... San Franc tdco Express ..... West Side Corvalli passenger ........ 8:10 a. m. 4:15 p. m. 12: 0W p. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:10 d. m. Sneriaan f&iaenser Ii'uraft flTViVA PftHAnr 11:00 a. m. yorest Orove Patwenges e:4U p. xn. TA5a. m. Amvicx x Oregon Express Cottage Urova Passenger Hose burg Passenger ....... Portland Express .......... WMt Side tU:30 a- m. 11: Id p. m. Corvallis Paasenger ........ Sberidan passenger 14:35 p- m. 10:30 a. m. 8 :00 a m, 2:6J p. tm. Forest (irgve aaeenger Forest Grove Passenger . . . NOBTHK1LX PACIFIC Leavtnar Portlaiid I Tacoma and Seattle Express 1 8:30 a. m. North Coast ft Cnicago UlinilM. .1 a:w p. xn. Overland Express (11:45 p. m. Arriving Portland North Coast Limited .IT :00 a-m. Portland Express 14:13p.m. Overland Express i 8:35 p. m. O&UOON BAILKOAO NAVIGATION CO. Leaving Portland Pendleton passenger Chicago-Portland special Spokane Flyer 8: atf 8:16 8:00 8:00 9:46 8:50 6:15 p. m. p. m. a. m. a. m. P zu. p. m. Jvensas uiiy se tmcago joprwa, Ar.-ivti)g i'uniaoa Spokane Flyer , tm., jvan. uity et roniaua iis. . Chicago-Portland Special Pendleton Passenger , AarroRiA tc Columbia rivkb. Leaving porUand Astoria ik. Sefiaide Express. .-... . 8:00 a.m. Astoria & Seaside Express. .... . 41:00 p. u. Arriving Portlxuid Aatoria & Portland Passenger. . 12:15 p. m. Portland Expres 10:00 p. m. CANA11AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Lea vine Portland C P. It- Short Lane, via Spokane 8:19 p. m. Seattle - LI :45 p.m. Arriving Port bind C. P. R- Short Line, via' Spokane 8:O0 a. m. Via Seattle 7:00 a.m. Jefferson-Street Station SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland- Dallas Passenger T:40 a. m. Dallas passenger 4:1S p-m Arriving Portland , Dallas Passenger 10:15 a. m. Dallas Paaaenger 6:50 p. m. QKEOpy ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Ieavlng Portland Salem Local Salem Local ........... Salem Limited Salem Local ,. Salem Local .......... 8:15 a. m. 8:25 a. m. 9:05 a. in. 11:05 a. m. 2:30 p. m. 8 :85 t. m. 5:30 p. m. 8:35 a. m, 10:21 a. m. Il:Sfl a. m. 1:25 p. m. 4:50 p. ni. 6:10 p. m. 7:52 p. m. Salem Limited ...... Salem Local ...'...... Arriving Portland Portland Local . . . . Portland Local ...... Portland 11 ml tea ....... Portland Local ....... Portland " Local ....... Portland Limited ..... Portland Local ....... MEETING NOTICES. A RBGITLAR meeting of M. E. B. A.. NO. 41 will be held this (Satur day) evening, 133 First et., room 11. Visiting members welcome. - F. G. FORBES, Sec, Bus. Mgr. ORE450N LODOB, NO. 101. A. F. AND A. M- Special communica tion this (Saturday) evening at 8 o'clock, new Masonic Temple, West Fark and Yamhill. M. M. degree. V i Hi 1 1 n g brethren cordial 1 y invl ted. By order W. M. A. J. HA.VDLAN, See. HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A F. AND A. M.- Special communl cation this tSaturday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Xor the purpose of conducting the funeral of our late . brother, George W . Jvlncaia. s member of W m . B. Warner Ixdj?! No. 209.' of Chicago. By order of W. M W. M. De LIN, Sec. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 65. A F. AND A. M. Snecial communi cation today i Saturday) at 1:.M P. M. to conduct the funeral services .of our 1 at e brot her, CTi arl es M . Cartwrlsrht, of Palem lodge. AU Masona are Invited. By order W. M. I. W. l'RATT, Sec'y, DIED WANACK In this city, March at the borne of his brother, tW0 Clifton street, James Wanack, aged 6; a native of Aber deen, Scot land. FUNERAL NOTICES. WARRACK The funeral of the late -Tames W arrack will be held from Hoi man a cnapei, Third and Salmon streets, at 2 P. JM. on Saturday. March 2. wot .f At Rpavpr Creek. March 26. Mrs. Louise Zimmerman Wolf, wife of John Wolf, aged .15 years. Funeral Sunday morninir at 11 o'clock. from German Church at. Beaver Creek. Friends of the family invited. HICKS At her lft te residence, 7ftl F-aat Kortv-flrBt street. March 2rt. Laura Ellen Hicks, aged 7 years 3 months and 2 days. Funeral will take place Sunday, March 29 at 2:.' P. M. from the aoove resiaence Friends invited. ROI.OMON Marr'h 27. Edward Solomon, aee 37 years, son of iMrs. Fannie Solomon and brother or Mrs. sigmuna sicnei ana an a. Ed L. Braun. Funeral from family resi dence. i.jO Ir-Irig ex., tounaay morning, March 20, at 10 o'clock. . YEiT In this city.' March 26, at the fam nv residence. 570 Gideon St.. Llllie Ea- (Alia Teat, ntred 30 years. 7 months. 11 days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, wnicn win ii. hfld at Lhe Memorial Bvansrelleal Church, corner East lath and Tlbbett sts.. at 2 P. M. Sunday. March 'JW. inter ment Lone Fir Cemetery. KTNCATD In this city, ifaroh 24. George W. Kincaid, aged 3 years-. Friends are respectfully invited to attena tne xunerai serx-ices. which will be held at the Port land Crematorium at 3 P. M. today (Sat urday), March 28. Take special car at 1st and Alder ats.. at 2:30 P. M. for Crematorium. C ART W RIGHT In this city. March 25. at his residence, aia teventn st., Ajnaries an 'Hrtwrin:ht. Friends are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral services, which will be . held at First L mtarian. Church corner 7th and Yamhill sts.. at 2 P. M Saturday. March 28. Interment River View Cemetery. 2. P. FIN'LEY A SON. Funeral Dlreetora. Third and MAdison. Phone Main 8, A Dnnnlnr. McEntee s Gllbaogh. Funeral Di rectors, 7th Pine, Phone M. 40. Lady aas. ERICSON UMDERTAJsUNO CO., 408 Aide at. Lady aeautant. fhon juau EDWARD UOLMAN CO.. Funeral Direct n, S20 .id U Lady aaaistunt. phone M. Ml, aXLLER-BTHKES CO.. Ftmeral Dlrea- ra, 273 Roseell. East 108. Lady aaslstant. F. 6, DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 Eat Alder. Lady aasutant. roun msmk as. 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NEW TODAY. r.'cKenna Junction Home For a few davs only I will offer for sale 8 lots, cottage and barn, lo cated on the hill above MeKenna Junction. This property is sightly, with Bull Run water in the house, and commands an unobstructed view of the mountains and the Columbia River. Remember that MeKenna Junction has a great future, and if you want a home that will soon grow into business property now is your chance. These lots alone are worth the asking price easy terms. W. H. Grindstaff. office?, Goddard Station, on the St. John car, and 510 Commercial Bldg. Tel. Main 6009. $9000 Half Cash 50x100 to an alley on Williams ave., near Freemont. Nearly new building; 2 stores on ground floor and fonr 3-room flats upstairs. In come ffP5 per month. This is paying better than 12 per cent net. No- phone information. REED, FIELDS & TYNAN CO. 102 2nd. Phones Main 7004, A 3651. An Acre in the City Beautifully located and overlooking" the Willamette, with 30 feet open right of way to it; 5 minutes' ride from Madison bridge, on two carlines splen did neighborhood. For a Gome There Is Nothing Finer Price J2200. $1000 cash, balance easy terms. Neighboring lots sell for 5600 each. Owner wants the money, there- lore tills sacrifice. . THE CROSKI.EY COMPANY, 708-709 Corbett Bldg. INVESTMENT Quarter block Corner Going and Rodney. High ground. Sewer, water, gas, Streets improved Walks, -curbs and all paid. $1650. , Worth $2000. HEILMAN & LATHROP Abinfftoii Bids. The Finest 2nd Cheapest Farm ON THE MARKET 1 miles from railroad station; 19 miles to Portland;' 79 acres, 35 In cul tivation, 35 in fine saw timber, bal ance pasture: verv finest of soil: lartre bearing orchard; spring at house and at barn, running creeK tnrougn place; b-room nouse; large barn ana out houses. Price $Y50), $ 1 000 cash, bal ance 6 per cent long time. The Crossley Company, (Inc) (US-703 uorbett Biag. $1000 Snap Lots on E. 25th, between Haw thorne and E. Madison. Only two lots left. Come early if you want one. Sengstake & Lyman 90 Fifth st. A Fins Opportunity to Make Money 6 acre on Fremont Mreet. -within city limits all level and In cultivation; about half in or chard ani atra wherries. This will make 42 lots, which will sell read ily at $-'Xh each. It Is 2ti milea from center' city, adjoining Hoce City 1'ark. Ve have orders to Bell this tract for $rt600, which la only $ift7 a lot. Terms, jaooo caob, balance 6 per cent Ions tinie. THE CROSSLEY COMPANY, Inc 708-9 Corbett Bldff. $10,500 Hal! Cash 50x100 on 7th and Clay ats. Income $70 per month. This Is one of the best flat locations In the city. REED, FIELDS & TYNAN CO, 102 .2d. . Phones Main 7004, A 3631. $3000 A splendid "i block on 27th and K Morrison streets; splendid locality for grocery or drug store. Offered for a snore lime oniy. OTTO & HARKSOV, 133 1st St. ' 75x1 66 I Donald Macleod I 46 Concord. Second and HtJ.rk. $40,000 --12 Cash 6. E. SOxlon on 7th and Gllran ts.; income $275 pr month guaranteed. 102 Ecco&d at, Pune Mala ?OQA.a flftfti. J NEW TODAY. '701(01 GOLD" Is a gocwl stock investment mighty pood. Lawson, a master hand, is puiding and exploiting its sale. That's the reason it will sell. How ever do not buy too hastily. Just stop and consider my offer before you act. Don't you think that it is an ex ceptional investment opportunity when yon can buy for only .fl'ilt'o cash a beautiful, close-in. West Side, corner lot (50x100). It's an excel lent building site, commands a pano ramic view of city and mountains, is but one block from two carlines, and the adjoining property is hisrhly im proved. You positively cannot find another comer on the whole West Side that can compare either in price or location. Price $5000. liberal terms. Full information by phone Main 1177, A 2(),!5. Office onen todiiv S.00 A. M. 210-211 Corbett Building. H. W. Lemcke 80,000 ACRES CHOICE CARET LANDS OX BIO LOST RIVER. IlAHO. Sugw Beet. Alfalfa. J-rnit. Grain. Almoet the entire tract In nrawiraiiv- ivi with juet slant enough to Irrigate nlcelv. No alkali. Mines, smelters and Quarts mills In in i iu? rai regions aojacent. Three bet sugar farrtorlea operating la .Blnffhaxn and Ppminnt counties, tn which a large portion of this tract 1 situated. Market faoUltKSj unexoelled. This tract w alo bordered by one of the most extensive stock ranges In Idaho. The Oregon Short Line Ratlvray is already In ope rat Ion ac roas th i a tract and t h ree pro poses raiiroaas win aiao paaa over the aam. Purchase ticket to Powell Station, on Ore gon Short Line Railroad. Prlcet, $W SO per acre: f3.25 per acre In advance; balance In 10 annuaJ lMtallments, (t per rent Interest on deferred payments. WRITE FOR CIR CULARS TO THK BIO IX8T RIVER LAND AND IRRJOA- TION COMPANY, LTD., BOINK, IlAHO. HoIIaday's Addition The one PERT rla4e In Portland to bur. GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER and MOST DE BIRABLEJ residence property of the city. PEEING IS BELIEVING BETTER to and sea the many CHOICE residences undor construction and the lmprovemeuta going; on. The Oregon Real Estate Company 88 Vi Third StrwX. Portland. Orcaon. Sixth and Salmon S. W. cor.. 56x100, 840.O00; $18,000 cash, bal ance ions time 6 per cent. Best buy in city for a hotel site. It beats them all. Third and Montgomery S. E. cor.. 100 feet on Third. 113.000; easy terms. E. A. McGRATH, 331 Chamber of Commerce. "Buy Business Property" $11,500, Vm CASH. S5 feet on 2:d St.. between Washington and Everett sts. This Is the best apartment-house site In the city. REED, FIELDS A TYNAN CO., 102 Second st. Phones Main 7'i04. A ?.r,."VL GRANDEST VIEW IN THE CITY We 'fcave a few choice lota left, close in, on Portland Heights; overlook' en tire city 'and both rivers. VAUGHNT& BURT 402 Corbett bldg. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Abraham & White, 227 Washington sc. Andrews F. V. A Co. M. 3348. a& Hamilton bL. Anfieles Kxchang-e, 618 Commoaweaitli bid. Baker, Alfred A., 15 A b In g ton bids;. Chapla A Herlow, 426 Chamber of Commerce. Columbia Trust Company, 714 Couch bl. A191& Commercial Invest. Co.,(219 Lumber Exchange. Compton, J. F. Pac. & AltHo. 10o Ablngtoa bU Crossley Co., 706-0 Corbett bids;. M. 7b&0, ' De Burgh, C. R., Pac. 773. 220 AMngton bldg. Dean Land Improvement &. Coloaizatloa Co., 631 Chamber of Commerua bldg. Goddard, H. W., Main and A 1743. 110 2d st. Hotchkim, C. R. A Co., M. 1060. 303 C. o O. Jennings A Co., Main 138. 128 7th st. Kinney A Stamp her. 631-632 Lbr. Ex. U. Lee, 11. E., room 411 Corbett building;. Vail A Von Boretel 10 2d it.. 882 E. Bumalde, O'Donnell, J. F-, M. 4661 A A266L 230 Stark, Palmer, H. P., 202 Rothchild bide;. Main 66ttl. Parrish, V. at kins A Co., 200 Alder st. Porter A French, 607 Commercial bldg;. Red, Flelde ft Tynan, M. 7O04, ASeffl, 102 2d. Rose City Realty Inv. Co., La Fayette btdg. SchaTk, Geo. D., 264 Stark at. Main 3f2, A3D2. Surety Investment Company, rooms 624-27-23 Corbett bldg., opp. Postofrice. (Douald U. Smith, Robert B. May and W. Lawmct). Sharkey, J. P. A Co.. 122H Sixth at. Swenasoa, A. P. A Co., 204 ft Washington at. The Orejcon Real Estate Co., 88 H Third at. (Hoi la day Addition.) Thompson A Ogden. 848 Mlaa. Wood I awn 202. Veteran Land Company, 166 Third at. Waddell, W. O., S09 Lumber Bxohang blda;. FOR BALE-REAL ESTATE. 1 AM offering 5-acre tracts on the - Oregon Electric carllne at reduced prices for a short time; fine fruit and berry land, on your own terms. W. B. BURKS, 620 C. of a bldg. HOUSES for sale In all part of the city on easy terms; acreage suitable for subdi viding made a specialty. Kinney A Btampher, 631-632 Lumber Exchange bldg., 2d aad Stark sts. $350 H5 DOWN, 10 PHJR MONTH. Choice building lot, 40x110, near tha prospective 6. A 8. packing plant ; you will buy If you aee this. B. ST Cook & Co., 2r.l Alder. PIEDMONT oOxH'O. block from KUHnrs worth ave., on Moore St., SluOO. Horace H. Fisher. 170 Front st. VERY choice buildinir lot on . East Stile, clone in ; a rare bargain if gold soon. 8 744. Oregonian. WIiST SIDE lot. ft-room house, lot 60x100; clone in: only $3250; owner. G. E. Wailing.. 243 Stark. f,30,o0 Fine in-ide business corner, goo'l Income. Must be sold this, month. J 740. Oregonian. SEASIDE bungalows. Honse butlt, re paired. See Johnson. 204 Mobawk bldg. Main 6607. LOT in Belle Crest 60xlK, best location tn . tract, 6J6; terms. Horace H. Fisner, 170 Front st. TWO acres, house, barn and blacksmith shop, etc. Inquire J. H- Larson, Brush Prairie, Wash. TRVINGTON Choice U-block: also single lot at bargain. 327 Falling bidg. Phone Main 8429. SPHINX AGENCY, business and residence property. 308 Chamber of Commerce bldg. 22 ACRES. y In cultivation. 9 miles out. So fare Horace H. Fisher, 170 Front sL GOOD building lots, 10 ca.h, $5 per month. Purse, 23 Chamber of Commerce. g3.W) H-Tftom hauce, 663 WVV corner, block cer; bargain; owner, 4eUwood 70.