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Newspaper Page TextTTTE MORXTTSCr OKEGOXIAN, FRIDAY. APRIL 10. IPOS. 1.1 WARNS SENATETO KEEP HANDS OFF No Changes in Omnibus Public Buildings Bill to Be Toler ated by House. ECONOMY IS WATCHWORD Any Attempt In Add to Appropria tion Mill Mean Death to Meas ure Ship SnhMdy RIM Is Niphtmare to Solons. OR Ei IONIAN NFWS Ft'RE At". Wn.h- ir g'on. Afll The tr"Ttndo,i p-res---:re that whs i-ought to boar frona all j carters Irdncert the HenuhlTO-an leaders r the H-'"j of Representatives to con sent to the passage of n omnllue nub "ir hv-Mrsi Mil. but In giving thofr sent. thc leader nH noth-e that the Mil must p hold Sown to the low est risible nntrli, and mtit not be loaded .lour hr the Senate, or U will te killed in cnfrf-ncr. This means that the Hons v 01 undertake tn pti!i through the Mil Substantially as it t passed by that holy, and wMI not allow tio SetiAte to double Ita n'jte by adding numerous provision for bullding-a not upprovod ny'the House com nvttep. Sin h a p'onunriamento. of course, mrsns n f :pMt bet wwn the two f loners. f-r the Fcnate Is not inrlinrd to be dictat ed to by the House, and thr House load ers at the same time. realire the danger paesing bill of extravagant propor tions, for tit-li a bill would deplete tlie revenue, and give the Pomoorats an op portunity to cry extravacani-e in the Fall campaign. On the other hand. If a bill of m-'derate dimensions is passed. I vrno crats wlM be s'ven a fair share of the ap propriation, and xvOl. to that extent, he shut off from opposition, for a Congress man, regardless of Ma politics, likea to so bark to the dear people with a present in t form of a public bulldmp. While it is the present purpose to pass an omnibus publir bu'ldinKs bill, the fate of the measure depend? upon the action of the Senate, and the JVnate, to save the measure, will be oMiced to pubmit to dic tation from the lower House. It will be iniorestlne to observe how this, fight shaprs up. The last round will, of course, not be fought out before the closing days of the session. The passage of t!ie ship subsidy bill the opines of the Republican loaders in the House ef Representatives, for those through the Senate, with very brief dis cussion, sent a cold chill up and down gentlemen, who regard themselves as the real ruarriians of the interests of the Re publican party, arc not anxious to face this issue at the present time, when a Presidential as well as a Congressional ejection is apprachine. There is little doubt that the s-ubsidy b'M will pass The House If it 4s ever brought to a vote, but the question to be decided by the leaders is shall the bill ho allowed to come before the House? If it does conif up and is passed, the T'cmoorats will make the suNsidy ques tion an issue in the campaign, and such an issue will not a:d the Republican party in the Interior States, which have never been converted to the principles underlying the stih:dy proposition. Tremble at Rompers Name. Added to this is the fact that Samuel frompers. head of the American Federa tion of ltor, has taken a distinct disl;ke to the subsidy bill, and is threatening to do all manner of things to those foncressTnen who go on record in its fnvor. The very opposition of Gompers is enough to scare many timid members. All in all. the prospects for the ultimate passage of this bill are not as bright as its friends might wish for. though they pretend to believe t hat the bill will be tailed up in the House long before ad journment. A great deal In fact, every t hfng may depend upon what Sneaker Cannon says. Does the Speaker, himself a candidate for President, care to co on record at this" time as an advocate of ship subsidy ? M r. Cannon is a very The Forest Service got many a hard knock in the House of Representatives when the acricult ura! appropriation bill was under consideration. Few among1 the "Western men stood up for this branch of the Government service; its friends balled chiefly from states which have no forest reserves. For a time the opposition, head ed by Representative Mondcll, of Wyom irje. held full sway and struck out all pro visions in the bill increasing the powers and the authority of the service Put the second day of the battle, the friends of the forest service rallied, and the assail ants were put to rout. The truth is that a vast majority of the TV est em men in the lower branch of Con gress, while apnroring the general prin ciples of forest r . are disc run tied with te way the service Is being administered. S-rne are disgruntled boeause of the grax irc regulations: others believe the Gov ernment has been too sweeping- in the reservation of timber lands : still others believe th;t reserves, as now handled, retard settlement or development. Rut whatever their objection, it Is a fart that if the West had the controlling voice in Congress, the fnrest service would fare badly, for Western representatives, as a rule, think their states have had "too much of a tood thing." AVonld Ahollh Heerves. There are son amng them who would Vke to abolish all reserves, and throw the Government forests onto the market, but they dare not take this advanced position, fn vew of the well-known attitude of the prsidert. Others would not go so far. hut wonW materially check the authority of tl,e service and put a stop to further creation of reserves Put while Mr. Roosevelt remains In the White House and stoutly upholds the hand of Mr. Fin chet. the forest service !s going to thrive aid It policies are going to be '.forced. Many a rrsn who hates tr forest service ts afraid to orros the President, ard it Is th's very support of the President that makes the forest service so strong. h'le there is some talk in Congress of i mak'rtg an arpropriatinn to raise the i wreck of the battleship Maine, now rest- J tng m trie mrf. or navana rarror. tnere is very plight probability that such appro priation will ever be made. It is the opin ion of well-informed raval officers tha it would be a most unwise thing for th Government to bring that wreckage to the surface. For many experts who exam ined the battleship at the bottom of the r-arbor are firmly of the opinion that the explosion which wrecked the ship came from the inside, and not the outs:de. Fear an Investigation. If this should he established beyond all reasonable doubt. It would place the Unit ed States in a rather embarrassing posi tion before the world, for the sinking of the Maine was the ostensible cause of our war with Spain. arid it was contended at the time that the Maine was sunk by a Spanish mine, which wan exploded under the warship. If the explosion was on the Inside. th inudieationa would point to accidental wrecking of the American bat tleship, for the chances are slight that any Spanish spt could have boarded the bp and ignited any explosive without be-rg detected Wfcile official reports hava always con veyed the Impression that It was. wrell established that the Maine waa sunk by a torpedo or mine, exploded on the ottt sde. It is nevertheless a fact that th Navy Department hag always had Its doubts on this question, and t Is deemed advisable by naval authorities to permit the wreck to remain burled In the mud. for there It can tell no more tales. There is no desire in Government circles to up set tlw popular belief. The Peadtv Parlor Match. Paitimore (Md.) Sun. The 'parlor match burns to deata fna women and children a year tn the United States," said State Fire Marshal Uoyd T. Maeoni. Continuing, he eaid: "This does not include mothera who d(ed from ravin- their clothing: ignited while trying to save their burning chil dren. The number of buildings fired by children with matches waa but, comparatively, this aeems unimportant. The mortality is greatest in children of 4 years of age. Flve-Ttha of those who suffered death in tbl most horrible form were children playing with matches which had been left lying- about and the re mainder women whose clothing waa Ig nited by glowing stick or fl" match heads. 'The liability of the cottons, from which tha clothing of women and' chil dren ;s largely made, to take fire and burn them to death deserves general and serious consideration, A professor in Scot land has found by experiment that flan nelette, which 1 muslin with a nap raised on it. s no more dangerous than ordi nary muslin or calico. The easy and ef fective way to terminate this slaughter of the innocents by roasting Is to acreen open fires and for women to demand that cotton gtods for wearing be fire proofed by manufacturers. Perhaps 3ft yefirs, ago the chemist In Bellevne Medical Oollega Hoanltal, New York. Inst a boy from his pinafore taking fire. The professor, by experiment, found that phosphate of ammonio used to saturate cottons made them permanently fireproof, and he spent years in efforts by lectures and ramrhlets to get the New England cotton mills to use it. This fire proofing can be done in the web or after the goods are made up." PAIt.T METROROT-OGlCAl, REPORT. rORTI.ANP. Or., April P Maximum tirr.pFauire, 64 decree; minimum temper ature. 44 River reading at R A. M . 3 S feet: change in last 24 hours. 03 feet. Total rainfall IS T. M to 5 P. M . none; total rainfall Since September 1,- ttX7, 30.47 Inches; normal rainfall smee September 1. 1WT. ST. 71 Inches; deficiency. 7 24 Inches. Total sunehfne. April s l!o, 13 hours It minute; pcsstble sunshine. 13 hours 11 min utes Barometer (.reduced to sea. level) at S r M . SO 39 inches innervations taken at S P. M.. Pacific time. April . 1(KS. PACIFIC COAST WEATHBR. C I E a triad. - 5 i STATIONS. 2 if Baker City rWmarck Poise. Fureka Heh- n a Kam loops 0 fi o rt O .4 0 . . :.v o . .V- 0 . f!4 0 64 0 S 0 M it . 62 0 TO 0 Ort 12 N oo 22 xtr 00 4 NW N 34 NW oo.t w 01 Calm 01 NW no 16 SW 04i ! 7 W 0 12 NW OOi 6 V 0; 4 NW OO 6 NW oo: sse jPt cloud v Clear Pt eleudy iCIear iCIoudv jClnudy X'leidy 'Cleat SO I ear K'iear ,1'leitr SClear iCIear iO I ear Cloudy irt cloudy Vleudy "ioudy North He ad. . P,carelle. Port land Red HMiff Rose (r noramento Salt Lake Sa.n Franc!?co. . Spokane T0'im Ttoo?h Island . , V alia Wail. . . . ,w i: w 0i M .;so-o 4 o oo, sw OOtlOtsW WKATHBR CONDITIONS A rat her weak hih rressure area con tinues to control the weather In the North Pacific States and the rainfall durlnjr the last ?4 hours has been small and confined to extrf me Northwestern Washington. The changes In temperature since . yesterday have been unimportant. The Indications are for fair weather in tht district Friday, except a J on - the Wash ington coast, where showers may be ex pect ad. FORECASTS. Fertrand and vicinity Friday, fair; west erly winds. Western Oregon Friday, fair, except pas sIMy sho era alone north coast; south to west wind? Western Washington Friday, fair, except eh ewers near the coast; south to west winds. Fastern Oregon. Raatern Washington and Idaho Friday, fair. EDWARD A. REALS. District Forecaster. Oh!oflp.- lrem D Knealand. S3 rears old. former senior member of the firm of Kneeand. Clement A- Curtis, brokers shot himse'f dead Thursday. Mr Kneeland ww a member r-f the chieajro Foard of Trade and the Chicago Stock Exchange, but re tired shout a ear and a half airo, and had been In ill-health. WeTlco City Three treaties between Mex ico and Honduras were eimed Wednesday. The first treaty is for commerce and friena ehtp The second extradition, and the third, a p-'stal convention. ACCTIO.N SALES TODAY. At Wf. son's Auction and Commission House, 173-175 2d st.. comer Tamhlli, at 1ft A. M. J. T. Wi!in. auctioneer. At 2 T. M . the Portland Auction Co, ?'T aurtlon furniture at 21 1 First st. XKBTINO NOTICE. MRTTLB OHArTER, NO. IS. O. El rrfc itnd Yamhill mret at 8 o'clock. JPNXIE C. O.M.LOWAI, S. HAPSALO lW.F, NO. 15. I O O F Rru'r maM!r this Friday vinln at ( Work in th awnd drre. Visitors F. POZKSS. Pfcr.tars- VIED rrmr.T-At :h family silem-e. 7!S (Vr. t-fl! slrwt April 9 Anaia A. ncrrt. at .1 vr aii 4 aw.th. b!ov,,1 mother of -V !wtm anl rharlc. of this cits, arj u-e niuxvrt. of San Francvo. Funeral n-v:ce later. San Francisco rapm pioaae copj , EVANS.s;. Jom,. or., Arrll 9. at thf famllr ro.i.nr.. a V. Ivariho atrt. Wllitam P. KTinj. acM 47 am 1A months 11 dava. Fur:ia! announcement later. FTJTERAL JJOTtrS. MAKTIN The funeral iemrn of the late Jjhn ArchlbaM Martin will be ftid from te family rrrdfnre, 115 North FViday, tn 10th in.. at 4 o'clock P M Frienda cordially invited to attend ' In terment Rtyerv'ear Cemetery. Serrlcea at the rrave rtlyate. NART At the family residence. 63 Fi'th etreet. April S. t. Franci. F.. son of Mr and Mrej. F. M. Xarv. arvi 1 vear 4 month and 24 (iaye. Pcreral aei-tlois (v. held at Finley s char-1. todav Friday, a: 1:30 T. M Frietida Invited. BHAl-The funeral of the late Oorneiiuj Real will take place toSay iFrldavl An-il ll. at i F M from F S. Duoniri . chapel, corner of Ease A'der and Ea.t Sa:h atreeta. Frlenda lnv.ed. Services at the itrave private. SGm Tie funeral of the late Jamea H Sa-er will take place Saturday pr! 11' at I P. SI., from hla late reaiaenoa. Archer Place. Frlencia Invited. Interment In Multnomah Cemetery. I. r. TOfLET SO, rmural Dtreetsra. third mad MadlaoJ. I bona Mala , AlsSZ. rvctacm. 7tn Pis. Fhoaa M. 4S. Ldj aiaC KRirSOX FVriKRTAKING CO.. IN Alte ct. Lady aaalatanc FbaM Main liu. IrWlR!) HOLMA.1 CO,- Ftmeral Direct, ra. S20 Id at. Lad aaatataat. faut M. a7. rEl.I.r.R-BTR-e!l CO.. rmrarai Direct, an. tit KaaaeU. Eaat 1M. Lady i--i Laar aaatataaa. faaaa saat as. 5 Tuesday Morning, April 14 We shall open the doors of our new store, occupying the quarter block at the corner of Fifth and Stark streets. We believe that the beauty and completeness of the stock and the very reasonable prices will appeal to the shrewdest as well as the most artistic buyers.. J. GL Mac FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES and ORIENTAL RUGS AMlSEMEyrS. BIG L EVENT TONIGHT8:15 O'CLOCK CHICAGO SYMPHONY 65 -ORCHESTRA-65 Plrectioii Adcilph Roejenhecker. 4 VOCAl. POIXI?TS 4 10 INSTRVMENTAl. SOLOISTS 1(1 S00 VM-AI. fRORl'S son TOJtfOHT CK.4Xn ORCHESTRA TROCRAMMR and THE CANTATA "FAIR tAAXS" Combined Chorua and Orcheatra. FOR THE CHII.rRES. Tomorrow Aftentoem. 5:S o'clock. POPl I.AR PRIM; RAM ME TRtCF-S tSc. 50c. J.V. Tomorrow Night Orcheatra Concert and the Cantata THE PWAX AND THE SKVURK." Sunday Afternoon "THE MESSIAH." SI NOAT ViKiHT (iRAVO ORCHF.STR.A CONI'F.RT, "With Vocal and Inatrumental Soloa. Eyentnir Prlcea : 00. $1.50. $1.0n. Matinee Frlcea Mc. 25c. SFAT SA.I.E OFR1NO PAT . . at SHERMAN-CLAY'S. 6th and Morrison. S.M.K AT ARMORY' TONIGHT. MARQUAM GRAND Portland's Famous Theater Phone Main 6 Onhr Three Mors Perform inrw. ToniR-ht. Saturday Ma tine, and Ntarht, "FANTANA" e One Continuous iJinth Pt to Mustc Beriinere, 2.sc, Mc. Tftc $1; Matinee, ec, 5ftc, 7iVu One WfH, BegiratDir Rnndar "FL0R0D0RA" HEILIG THEATER 14th and Washington IS OTIVK. Srecial Price Matinee Tomorrow La.t Time Tomorrow Nipht. The Frllllrnt Comedy-Pratna. -BREWSTER'S .MII.IJONS." Evenina". $1 ftO to liOo. Matinee. $1 to 25c. BAKER THEATER Fhnem TkU Grorj BaJifr. GentraJ Miuiigw. Tonipht all this week MutlnM Saturday One bis; cram .if fun and lau(tMr. Ons bisT hurst of muste and merriment. The Baker Stock Company tn Hoyt's . "A TRIP TO CHINATOWN." -Sw and original tongs, rhoriijrejt Rnd dances Comedy, wit and satire suprero?. Even f nps ssc. Oc. Matinee. 1,"ic. JSC Next Week 'The Eternal tfy."' LYRIC THEATER Beth Phones: Mala 4tWS: Home, A Week commend ns; Monday, April g. The Allen Stock Company in a roartnf farce comedy in three act?, -A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY.' Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, gaturrtaT and Sunday. Prices 10c and Vc. Every evening at Sri,. Price 10 Vc and 30c. Boxes 5V. Offtra opens 10 A. M. to 10 r. m. THE STAR Fho5"J!y "9S Entire Week cf April 5th. Tha R. E. French Stock Company offer A TEXAS RANGER." A Comedy Melodrama In Focr Acta Matineea Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at :U P. M. Prices. 10c and 29c Every Kyentn at 8:15. Fricea. ISc. 25c and 35c Next Week "A HOOS1F.R OAIST." PANTAGES Fourth and Stark: St a. Tho Leadtnt; A'audevllle Houw For the Week Commencing Today. CARTER A NO WATERS COMPANY FREDRIK MAKMrRJ. Master of the Violin, has recovered from hi illnesw and wlM positively appear. Pr1es: UDetairs. 15c: downstairs, 25c: boxes 80c. Week day matinees. 15c to any seat. Performances Z-av, i :u ana v i. aa.. aaaiy. The Grand Vaudeville de Luxe Entire Wek Befflnniny Monday. April a. WALTER E. PERKINS CO.. Preaentinr "THE MAN FROM M ACTS." A laurh from start to finish. K A THT RTNE NTGENT. Sirring Comedienne Mi as repent Is tbm orfffnal Flpra Wlffina" of "'The College Widnw" Company. F. F. MONTREPSA. The LA T. P. E, Exprt. "A Tall of a Shirt" Tim and Prtoesj RasmaJji tb Sana. AT ARMORY a WW k8C O. C0RBETT BUILDING 5TH AND MORRISON STS ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY Akin, CCs F.. and Mabel, osteopaths, formTly Maclt-ay bidg. 1 hone A 4ST, Mam S 7. CaanAgh, m., Lr., dnttjit, formerly Co lumbia & Buchanan, Mcjcs. MainM.iW, A M89. Chr,stensrii, ... optician and jeweler, formerly nun nmirrneia Krcm. (,'nicu Mala Mio. Chance, Artnur ., lr., acntut, formerly Lckum bid. Cfficr MOIJ. Main U5i. Chaimiun, H. E.. lormeriy A b lug ton bidg.; office 204. Fhona Main 57Wt. Cofley. K. C, i-r., pnsician and surgeon, off ice HU7. Phone Main 49. Conroy, K. J., Dr., physician and aurgeon, of- hc's 8nt-9. Mala MiM, A 613. Corbctt Estate of H. VV Robert H. Strong. manager. Phone Main 815. A SMI. Cross ley Co., The, real estate, formerly Mc Kay bUg. Offices ntH-v. Main A 572. Dteck. Root. G., civil engineer, furuierly Mo- ha wit b:.i7. I'hon A 5.yo. Dufur & Uufur. public stcnographera. Pbona Main 3K A A:;36. Falla City Lumticr Co., formerly Mohawk oiug., . b. ucicher. Main fvr7i A IH.k. Gates, t.ortrude Lord. Dr., ostepan. former ly Malcay bidg. Aiatn lSi A 4706. Goudes & Woo1. bornis. formerly Buchanan bl.ig. Main S4i. A S4?a. Hegt-Ic, ii. , L'r., pny.:lan and aurgeon, formrI Macleaj- bldg. Main 4t14, A 31. UfTIoes 1X'-13. Jeffords, Henry C. lr.. physician and eur- gfon, formerly LctiUin b;djr. Mam 4ti3 A 1463 lones irtve, Lr., dei:tl, to rnic-riy Buchanan bldg. Off:ces 1011-12. Main (.'14. A tSltS. Kele, Frank C. civil engineer, formerly Co lumbia bidg. Main 5146. King, J. C. Eillott, Dr., physician, formerly Mhawk b'.dg. Main 22tk. Kyne, It. F., Mrs., formerly Ruaael bldg. A R4denca C 1177. Labbv, Edmund J., Dr., physician and sur geon, formerly Labbe bldg. Main 4.SO. A 1450 Lavnt, Geo. P., attorney, formerly a-5 Mor rison at. Office Main 483. A lttS3. Locke & Uuiiete, Dre.. offices 619-bo-SJL Phonea Main 741. A 2741. Mackenzie, K. A. J., lr.. physician and sur geon, formerly Dekum. Main SttT, A 1M7. Maiilon. Katcerlne C. Dr.. formerly Hamil ton bldg. Fhone Main 3811. Matatn, Ralph C. ar, i Ray W.t Drs., former ly Marquam bldg. Main 76T. Metachan, E. L.. Dr., dentist, formerly Mar quam bldg. Phone Main 746. NICHOLS, A. S-. C. L. & H. S., physicians, mrgeon, formerly Iekuni. Mam 200. A liS-ft, Oreft.n Life ineat ranee Company, L. Samuel General Mgr. Phone N!ain (WW, A 6002. Or-gvn Railway & Navigation Co., aurgeon'a offices. PoS-IO. Main liriT, A 1267. Otis Elevator Company, formerly Fem ton bliig. Office Bt'1-2. i'hone Main 140. Peters. Geo. IX, Dr., denttrt, formerly Co lumbia bidg. Office lv2t. Fhone Main 767. Petrel, A. P., Dr., dm list, formerly Dekum bldg. Main 463. A 146.-.. Pierce. B. A., lr..physiclin, officei 1007-lOdS. Phones Main iM4. A 3130. Pollvka A Co.. tailors, formerly 249 Morri son, rtvir.e Main 7ol. Sweet, EIr.athan, formerly Abfngton bldg.; of fice 204. Fhone Main 57fo. Taylor, Frank M., Dr., pby?!ian and ror geon, formerly Dekum hl.ig. Main A11M7 Upton, Jay H. & Latourette, H. T.. attorney a. formerly Swetland bidg. Offices 526-7. Main A Veazie & VeHJii. attwneyf. formerly Cham- lK-r of Commerce bldg. Main 11. A 5442. WH'lamson A McNary, rhysicians. formerly Marquam bldg. Main 449. Taquina Bay Co.. Th, formerly MNhawk bldg . W. F. Ptlne. Mln 55TS, A 197S. Ean, Jas. C, Dr., paician and amrgwu. formerly Marqnam bidg. Main S50. WHERE TO DINE Th SflPffPIlt "Bet OB Coasi.' lUtJooigcui connoisseur. Table d'hote dly. 60c. Sun. 75c Grand Hawthorn. manaa rn't. Merchant's innrh 11 -a, 25c. a la carte. A- U- to 1 A. M. UrailUes Unit French chef can prepare each dinners as are served at Brander GrilL Wx-- Tisiting Lo? Angeles, try Hotel Wat U"11 son and r-.-raurant, corner Pico and Flower its. W. T. Watson. Prop., formerly cf Watson 4th-st. restaurant. Portland. Thallriffnn 149 7th- Merchants' lunch ineisraUU daJiy 25c EpeclaJ Ean. din. tnrkey or chicken, chop suey gc noodles, 60c, Cottage Waffle ratat.., merle. Beaaonabla piioaa Itnnsmnrft's s "aahlngtoa at. Mar UUUMUUIC S chanta- lunch. ll:30-t. tic: din.. 6 to S P.M., Se SSo. Spa. Sun. din. Anstro-Hungarian Restaurant T Taylor, between 2d and 8d. Beat place In town to eat at a normal price. Try ua today. VegetarianCafe " ' - tic. MetU served a la cane 8 A. M. to S P. M. FmnirA 181 Third at. Rerular dinner. aVmyire ISc Spadal dinner avarr Sua- e ' . V MEDICAL BUILDING Park and Alder Street. ft- - - n n y Lt ifff n 5 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY Ftnird. A. r-hyaerhiti and amaeau Pulte a-(. Mntn 1400. a n- Bavlx-r, Ir. 8. J., denHat Formerly Ms lav hJdg. Ph"n Main 14m. A 140P. City and Cemnly Medlo-1 Sole4y'. riaeinr, lr, H. B., dn lat Formerly Oolom ht Mdsr. F hones Main 4SM, A l!4fl. French. ir. V. fJertritde, phyrtrtn.n -Formerly pekum b'dg. Mnin T14. A 44t7 Hauke, fr. C. F... phT1risn and anryenei-- Formerly Oregon bldg. Main 1M2. A M4 HlrafeU Ir. Edw., dent tat Main 409. A UO Hf-vmer, r. t Parker. lr. H. 8. INuite .vn-H. Main 2t. A lsrtV Hrdo, ir. loo w ih,Tchn and aiirgeoti K"TtnerIv FUfdnnr hida. Main ifVV A IS5. fjtrkfn. tr. le., denttxt Formerly AMn ton bldg Phones Main 67. A 2744. IxxtTTtt. Ir. Rrrmt E., dent.at Formerly tregonian bldg Phona A 'WHS. Se4ron. Ir. !., pliT,rtan and surgeon For merly FJIe.lner hlilg. Mam 4nu : A Mtt. Olmnrtr, lr. . H., ilire.rlsm and snrgeon --Formerly Maxquom bld. - Phones Main . A Frkhif. Tr. T. 1... dent-.t Formerly RuS- el bid 8ilte 407-S Main 1M2. A 544. fUgga. le. 4. O.. dfnlW Main Hfl. A 140V Rorndnrf, lr. Max, phyIHan and akin ap- eta lint, former I v Herltti. Germany Of- fioen 315-318 Phon Main 6H10. Tlmma. Hr. Pilna O., phjiMna Formerly Mnrtiuam Mdg. Phones Main 714, A 4ftlT Waltnnot, ir. F. II., devittst Formerly Hamilton bldg Phone Main V20. WatfHn, tr. lfred P dent fat Formerly Ahington Mdg Phones Main 67. A 2744. Venney, lr. R. C, nliylelan and fmrgeoan K'Tmerlv Marquam bldg Main 7SP A 4"7 Yonng. tr. J. Q drnflst Suite 4 1 -1 T Phone Main 5S1!. 7ter1rr. Amrlls and Fred physlr.tana and -Phone Main wz, a 4"4 Grand Central Station Time Card hOL TH KN FACUTC laeavlng Portland Rfphurf rawnur ........ (Mttnge Grove Passenger ... California Fnpres . San Fran-is--o Express. . . ... 8 :1S a m. 4:15 p.m. 7 :4 p m. 12:00 p.m. v rT Sine "Vrvsllia Psfsena-er I T -00 Sheridan -psssenRer l :ta. Forewt t7r,ve Pafsenger .11 Forest Grove rwftijrf . . B:40 p. m. arriving pwn land Oregon Express . Cot tugs Grnve Passenger. Rose burg Passenger Port 'nnd Express Wot SI'I Co rvs 11 is P!engr ..... Fherirlwn pssenger . . . . . F"reM Grove l awerngea. . Forest Orove Passenger. . T:f. a. m. ill :w a m. ,. 5:30 p. m. ... . .11 :1U p.m. . .1 a:Rft p. m. . ! a. m. . . 8 : 00 a m . . .1 1:50 p. m. NOHTHERN PACfFIC. Ievlng Portland Taooma and Seattle Kxpress . . . . 8 SO a m. North ('oast Chicago Limited..' 2 "0p. m. Overland Express .Hi :4ft p. in. Arriving rorllamt I North CRt Limited 1 T OO a m Portland Kxpre)n 4-lftpm. Overland Frxprena . .. . . . . ' 8:35 p.m. OKKUON RAU.ROAD A AVIUATIOH CO. I Tut hi g Portland Pendleton I'nssengor ., Chicago-Portland Special Ftpoknne Flyer Ksnw oity A Chlcao IOx press Arriving Portland Fpokane Flyer .Chi, Kan. city & Portland Ea. 'ChtraiT'i-Portland Special Pendleton Fawner . . . 7:1.1 a. m. 8 SO a. m. 8: lf p. m. tt:0O p. m. 8:00 a. m. 9-4X a. m. S:Wi p m. 5 : 1 5 p. m. ASTORIA Jt roilSIBIA RIVER. Ienvtnar Portland Astoria A Seaside, Bx press 8:00 a. m Astoria A praslde Express. Arrlvlnr Portland d:00 p. m. Astoria A Portland Passenger. 12:11 P m Portland Fxpress . .!lO:00 p. m CAN API AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. I .reaving Portland C P. R. Short Line. via. Spokane Seattle Arriving Portland C. P R- Short Line, via Spokane Via Seattle 8: IS p. m 11:45 p. m 3:00 a. m 7:00 a. m. Jefferson-Street Station SOUTHERN PAC LFIC. tarlnc Portland Dallaa raasenger .. ...... Dallaa Paasener ArrlTtna Portland Dallaa raaaencer ........ Dallaa Paaauncer .. " OKEIiOS EI.EtrrRIC I.envlne; Portland Falem Local alpm I.oal Salem I.lrr.lted Salm Local ............. Salem Local Salem Limited Salem Loral . Arrlrlna Portland Portland Local Portland Local ........... rortlarrn Limited ......... Portland Local Portland Local Portland Limited Portland Local T:0 4:15 1 10:15 I 5:50 I railway: 9:15 8:15 9:05 11:05 2:30 3:85 5:30 35 10:21 11:86 1:25 4:50 8:10 T:52 CLASSIFIED AD. RATES (FOR CASH ADVERTISING.) Fallowing: rates will be given only when advert Mn g Is ordered to ran conseicnrlve days. Daily nnd Sunday Isanewa. The Ore gnnian chnrges ft rut -time mte edi Insertion for rJassitled advertising that is not run on eonsrcntlve days. The drst-tlme rata la charged for each. Insertion tn The Weekly Oregouian. "Rooms. "Rooms and Board." "Hotise kerplng Rooms," "Situations Wanted," 10 words or less, 15 rents; 16 to 20 words, 20 cents,; 21 to 25 words, 2.5 cents, etc. No discount for additional Insertions. Matrimonial and clairvoyant ads. one-time rate each insertion. WIDER ALL OTHJtR HEADS, except New Today." SO cents for 15 words or least 16 to SO words, 40 rents; 1 to 25 words, 50 rents, etc. tlrst Insertion. Each additional Insertion, one-half; do further discount un der one montli. Above rates apply to advertising paid tn advance only. All book entries will be charged In lines 14c per line for first In sertion and To per line for eeMh consecutive insertion. Special rates sn con tracts given on application. " N 10W TODAY. (gangs measure aerate). 14 cents per line, first tnsertion; 7 cents per line for ea"h additional Insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The Orrgoniajj, and left at this office, should always be Inclosed in sealed envelopes. No stamp is required 00 such letters. NEW TODAY. so.eeo ACRES choicb caret -lands on BIG LOST RIVER, IDAHO. Snpar Beets, Alfalfa. Fruit. Grain. Almost the entlra tract to practically level, with Just sUnt enough to Irrigate nicely. No alkali. Mines, smelters and quarts mills In mineral regions adjacert. Three beet sugar factories operating in Bingham and Fremont counties, in which a large portion of this tract la situated. Market facilities unexcelled. This tract la also bordered by one of the most extensive stock ranges in Idaho. The Oregon Short Line Railway is already In operation across this tract and three pro paei railroads will also pass over the sajna. Purchase tickets to Powell Station, on Ore gon Short Line Railroad. Price, 930.50 per acre; $-3.15 per acre in advance; balance in 10 annual Installments, 8 per cent interest on deferred payments. . "WRITE FOB CIR CULARS TO THE BIG LOST RIVER LAND AND IRRIGA TION COMPANY. LTD., BOISE, IDAHO. S5500 K. AnkPtiy. corner 20th. g-room mvl?rn home; atr-et Improved; ce ment walks; cement basement; fur nace, a fine home; excellent neigh borhood. Can be bad on very easy terms. Sengstake& Lyman 0 FIFTH ST. urn Ton at. McKenna Junction In 13 month from now yon will wit ness frt 8oen of industrial actiT ity around McKenna Junction; ad Tantages that pro-re attrartiT to the Swift corporation are going to be good enough for others. McKenna Junction is on the Oolnmbia Boule vard, at the approach of the tunnel which will be driven through Dana street under University Park. Here, also, the railroad yards and depot will be located, as this is where the 0. R a N. from the East crosses Harri man's Puget Sound line. Tracks to the Swift site are now being laid. $285 t8 n '8k "l- C?7C Lots on Chautauqua boule 90 1 J yard, in blocks adjoining Columbia boulevard. C3C0 Lots on Fowler avenue, iq ?JJU blocks adjoining Columbia boulevard. Big factories are planned for this district. Business houses will go up. and a great transformation will soon tak: place. Buy now, before prices are ad vanced. Terms, $285 and up; 10 per cent cash, 10 per cent quarterly. W. H. Grindstaff Offices Goddard Station, on the St. John carline. No. 610 Commercial Building. Phone Main 6009. , GRAIN AND STOCK FARM 4Kti acres, joins small town on R. R. In Ronton Conntv, no mites south of Portland: R. F P. and telephono; 800 acrop in jrnod cultivation. 20 In timber, balance In aredrd pusture, t2U In crop wheut, oata. vetrh, .principally wheat: a;ood stream water run throtiph the pin re, several living spring?-; good, new 8-room house-; water plp'd to house and harn: now burn .n!-". and 4 o(bor stock barnp; all the machinery, binder. mower, ra ko. plows, ha r rows. etc. ; all crops : good team and harness: 2 wa gons; 1 7 tattle, lo of which are milch cows: 25 lings; good family orchard; Iota small f rnlts. Possession ft I v en at once. Price $35 p-r acrft. Good term can be .had. Come In and talk w ith tis, we bnve lota of others, small and big. In all parts of the valley. CAMERON" & CABLE Room sCW Chamber of Commerce. Hood River ONE OF THE BIG ORCHARDS Opportunities to buy the fummi Income orchards do not come up every season. $12,000 Income In wlht Ml tMn orchard. Ths tr! Srs principally Newtown and Fi.'ttinbursi, a to 12 years old. Fsvcral seres hr-nrlna; chsr rls. pears and walnuts, 10-room house. Everrthlns complets and location Idenl, only mll'i out. PaJd-up water stock;. Thess don't last Ions;. Mac Rae 6 Angus 432 Chamber of CVmmrrs. Two Best Buys in Holiday's $6750 Fine iipw home of 7 rooms and large, recept Ion room, strictly modern In every particular. TTns fire place In rereptlon room and all con veniences. On corner lot close In. In iHollariay's Addition. Built loss than 2 years; could not be duplicated for $7500. Will soil with 50xN0 lot at $fri7n0, with 507:50 lot at $5760. A bar zr in for aomeonp. $5700 New, modern 6-room housn with every convenience; 50x101 lot. on Rrondwny. between 19th and 21st. New Klgelow Axminstcr carpets cost ing $?fi5 Included. This wns built for a home, but the owner must leave and will sell for $5700. Devlin & Firebaugh 50S-509 Swetland Buildlivr. West Side Home $1500 DOWN. 745 Northrtip Near 23rd. New modern house; B rooms and bath; cement bssement, with laundry and furnace; gas and electric fixtures: tinted wnfls; bill tt-ln sideboard; lot 25x100. Prke $55 0. SENGSTAKE & LYMAN SO Fifth St. Hood River Orchards Fiom 10 to 80O-acr tract". Our list la ton larjr tn advertise, but we have the best bargains on the market. J. H. HEII.BROJ5fER CO., "The Hellable Firm," Mood River, or 4CA (orkrt I Blttfc.. Portland. FINE BUSINESS CHANCE For a limited time we will consider a proposition 'from reliable parties for the leasing of a first-class up-to-date fruit and vegetable cannery, now being com pleted here. Write to or call on A. WILHELM, JR., Sec. Monroe Cannery Association, Monroe. Oregon. - Hood River Orchards From 100 to 300-arre tracts. Our Hat Is too larare to advertise, but we have the best bargains on the market. ' J. H. HEILBRONNER &. CO., "The Reliable Firm," Hood River, or 408 Corbett Bldg., Portland. MORTGAGE LOANS Money to loan on improved city operty. ISAAC L WHITE 331 Sherlock Bulldlno. Fire Insurance. Rentals. COOK & TRUBY Real estate, timber lands, general brokerage business. Phone A 2184. Room 611, Corbett Building. FINE INVESTMENT tSSOO.OJ. Monthly income S 1 00. Terms. 3 lots. 2 11-room houses, on Lincoln ft.: monthly income $67. Price $8750. Terms. ' 1)1 BO IS CROCKETT, Walk, Bids- Room a. r N rfc TOD.4T. 3 NEW FLATS RENTS $112.50 Fine neighborhood, West Side, 150 feet from carline; walking distance. Pays 12 per cent net on price. $10,000 No phone information. E. J. DALY 222 223-224 Failing Bldg. Mortgage Loan. Lowest Ratea Real Estate. Insurance A. H. BIRRELL fOt MrKy PIHB., fld mark. Mil. MK A CAIX. RE At j K8TATB DBALKTM. Abraham ft Whit. S2T WnnMnfrton at. Andrew, r. V. A- Co. M. S3 MamlltAn bl, Angalea Iwicbajita, M8 Commoawalth kldfl. Bakfr. Alfrrd A., SIS Ablngton bldf. Charln A Harlow. Jisa Chumhar of l'mirirr. Cotpnierlat In v ret. Co., Sl Lumbar Echangft. Ormptvn, J. F. Fac A- A 184ft. 100 . MnRtos bU rok, B. P. A f Vi , 0T( i.Vrhtt bldr, Cro4wly Co., T0 Corbett bld. M. XSfiA. Da Purrh, C. R . Tao. TT8. 8x0 A bin ton bldtf. Oodderd. H. W.. Main and A 1T4A, 110 Sd at. Hotebttlas. C. R. 4 Co.. M. loftfi. nt C. d C. Jerinlnff Cto., Wain SO OregonlAA. Klnnajr Btamphrr, Ml -MS Lbr. Ex. M. 44. Lh, U. B room 411 Corbatt bulMlng. Mall Von Borate. 104 Sd at., 89S S. BurtuHda. O'Donnell, J. T.t II. 4MI A AStsAl. SSO Stark. Pl!mr, ?. P., SOS Rthrhll4 bM. Main tmit Parrtah, Wafalna A Co.. o AMr t Porter A French, 00T Commercial btd. Raed, Flelde A Tynan. M. 70A4. ASWl. lfS M. Roea City Realty Inr. Co. Merchanta Trwt bl. Sha'TK. Oen. t.. SA4 Ptark at. Mnln fit. AflDS. Surety Invettment Company, mnmi fiM T -2S v orbtt MdR , opn pnatoff lea. tRobart B. May and W. t.a-r ren-e. Hharkey. J. P. A Co.. llts Sixth at. fl wen mo a, A. P. A Co.. atViV tV'affhlortoB at. The Ora:rn Heal fTntata Co.. fH Third et. Holladay Addition.) Thompson A Ogden. 949 Mlaa. Wood lawn SOS. Veteran Land Co., MS Chamber of Commerre. Waddell, W, O., 80S Lumber ICrhana hldf. Woodbtirn Orea;rn Immlrratlnn BttTeeiu, FOR K A I.1C RF.AT, FJTATR. PRICKS THAN ACTCAI. VAULTS. M-Mlern S-mnm hmiee on 7th art. Fine li-room htie on Hull et. Fine rv-rnom houee In S. VnrMfind. Vw modern IV room Tnouee, Went Pled Biont. M'dern ft-room hunRnlow on Fran'-I are. M"drn 6-rfvm bunsnlow, ('orbett nt. l"l.-in-dnte ft-nmm bnngatow on M. ave. Roomlna--hotie, 21 nom. location the beat . RnomlnK-hour-e, 1.4 rooma, well furnlehed; a bargain. Pmnii hniiae. ttt imtxl?. 1n Vernon. Prices on the above property leca thnn market valuee). LrONO A (M1AMRKIM.MN, rtll HU Bwrtland bld. a ooot nvr. Oood 0-rrrom hiiee and lot 60100 fn aftle by nwnir. Improved etreete and rloa In. If yon are loklnir rr a home, wlt'j a. (rr"d nel(fhborhAtrl. cloe to arhool (only J block from Hrooklyn fchool, ffuod etreet-4-ar service laccean to two carllnea. tt will pny you to Inviit1gnte tht. Purn nd aeveral hearing fruit treen I'rt' e (-(OO; terms at 0 per rent If deaired. Call 4-m B. 11th et.. weekdays after 5 P. Ml. rr at any time Saturdays. S4,VK BUYS an elegant nearly new modm f-room houwe, InoludinfC new furiitlure; It'n the P. K. corner of Knt Mh and HhI mon ats. : lot l'J5 fet deep, thus enoiiRh uround to bul'd nnothor house or flHtf; no finer location or bfttr niKhhorhood In city; termn. F. J. Stenme.ts A Co.. The llomeeeltern, 101 Morrison et. BARGAINS IN R RA 1 KSTATB. I.t'CAS $2 Corner If-MxlM fet. .1 full A Ute. fln Ioth t ton, very chea p. HOOVER and ey tfrma. It. B. CO. f :kxv fl-room modern houw. In fine rejildenre district. Phone M. .Vrtw. .HIO Swetland Rlda. I nv wr M K NT -$r.onn, Txt WbtlW, 9 well nn lulled roorn:a pretty, eonimodlouei hoime; hn party who will lean- for 3 year, fl!i p-r month; one vear'a rent In advance; jtovl term. ,Vi. Bwhanan bide-. CflooO to beautiful lota SOTtloo, B-derree natural (trade, facing city, on cr11n 20 mlnntea from .Id and Morrison: ntreMn Im proved; cemwit walks; ni' nela-hborhood ; terme. Owner. K 7T. Oregon Ian BIO HNAf (lne lots near Marsly Junction, only $15j(t; terms. IlTROIS A CR(KK ETTT, , Widh. bld., room S. BEADY TO MOVE IN. pr owner, fl-room modern woorl-flbT plaster, sightly location, $147..; term. No agents. L. F. Coon, Daly Station. W.-W. car HOITSES for eale in all parts of the city acreage close in. and farms (n Oregon and. T-'anhlngton. I'hone Main 44S. Kinney As fitampher, 531-R2 Lumber Exchange bldg. TWO lots. $S00 lesw than value; only fea.lbie location for buelnM slta In Holladay Parle and lrington; stratoglc point fr grocery , market, etc. H 77. Orcgonlan. 2iW NEW modern bungalow. :tnn down. f20 monthly; three blocks sout h Haw thorne, on East Forty-fourth. t.; very dftrahle. Dr. Darling. LIST YOl'R RKAli EPTATB for quick results with HORAt'B H. FISHER, 170 Front st. WE have Just listed a number of swell homes, as well as medium-priced cottage. Call and see If prlcas are right- 3J5 Lumber Exchange. I R VI NOTOX S!0. Beautiful lot on 18th ar-i Brazee; ju right for a bungalow. 3.11 Chamber of Commerr1. M. HI . 1 . NEVA, attractive modern 7-room house, artis tically arrangd; choicest location. Holla day Park Addition; Broadway car. Owner, K 72.'., Oregonian. $,425 2-ROOM house and lot at Oearhart Park, half cash; will take balance In la bor and material in repairing a home. H 771, OregonisJi. KALAMATH BASIN T.ANDfi For farm, onrhard and garden. Irrigated and n on -Irrigated. Frank Ira White, 215 Oregonlan bldg. WHT pay rent when you can get a 1H -story 7-rtwm house built for $1500? W. l Swearingen. 031 h Waahtngton. Pac. 1227. Call evenings. WANTED 10 to $0-acre farm, improved or unimproved; near market; full descrip tion and terms; owners only. G 'HS, Ore gonlan. $4 LEft than anything In the locality: two high and sHght :y rstden'-e lors; Irving' on. The Curtlsa Company. Sofl Ahlngtnn bl!g. GVBT a suburban home; 1 acre; 30 minutes from business center; very easy tnrms. Purse. ftf2i Chamber of Co m me r be. M TWO. 6-ROOM modern bungalow, full haaement, corner lot. on car line; partly furntehed; $X74K; terms to suit. O 713. Oregonlan. PENINSCLAR lots, choice location, adjoin ing Swift's townsite; price J 175 each. Bee R. B. Carey, office, 1589 Peninsular ave. GOOD 8-room house, electric lights, bath, good lawn, lots of rosea and full basement. Price $-''30. Phone Sellwood 99. GOOD site for flats, close In. on West Fide, $6750. Term. Western Oregon Trust Co.. 14 Chamber of Commerce. T-ROOM house. Highland. New. modern; a big snap. $3250. John P. Sharkey Ce, 122 Oth st. Main CM), A 2537. DO you want to buv house, iota or 'and W. Baldt. Rothacclld bids.