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Newspaper Page TextTHE -MORNING- OKEGOXIAX, . SATURDAY. MAT 2, ... 1908. 13 SEVEN KNOTS GUT Desertion and Cruelty Grounds for Divorce Decrees. ALL CASES UNCONTESTED Six Wives and One Husband Apply to Judge Cleland lor ' Relief From Galling Ties Two Complaints Filed. Ftva divorces were granted by Judge Cleland In the State Circuit Court yester day on the around of desertion, and two because of cruelty. All the cases went by default. Anna C. Heatley testified that Lloyd E. Heatley had a habit of stayins away from home until unseemly hours of the night. She said that on December 15. 1906, while he was clerking in a store che found him at 11:30 P. M. at the store in the company of a woman she had never seen before. She testified further that one day, while her husband was writing to his mother she suggested that it would be well if he would tell her that he had been drunk the night be fore. Mrs. Heatley said she was sitting on the bed at the time. Her husband grabbed the bottle of ink, she said, and threw it at her. In November. 1907. said Mrs. Heatley, her husband left her. and said in the presence of her mother that he was going to California, and would never live with her again. The couple married at Eanta Rosa, Cal.. February 16. 1906. Mrs. Heatley will resume her maiden name, Scott. Hose Labell secured a divorce from Frank Labell. Bh said he was in the habit of "kick ing her like a brute" whenever the fancy struck him. Once he even resorted to the razor strop to beat her. and at another time threw water in her face. She said the only way she could get money to pay household expenses was to "go through" his trousers pockets while ha was asleep. She was given the custody of the three children, ranging in ages from 13 to S years. The couple married in Multnomah County, December 6, 1S95. Bthelyn I Bennett secured a divorce from Alva W. Bennett bn the ground of desertion. Bhe said they married In Port land, July 18, 1905, and that he deserted her at San Diego, Cal., November 1, 1905. Then he Joined the Army, and deserted after four months. He was sent to the Government prison on Alcatrax Island, San Francisco Bay. Mrs. Bennett was permitted to resume her maiden name, Miller. Other divorces granted were as follows: Eva C. Lewis from Linton S. Lewis, married at Lewlston. Idaho, January 16, .1897. He deserted January 5, 1907. Ellen Ingman from Olaf Ingman; mar ried August 14. 1898; at Milwaukee, 'Wis.; deserted February 16, 1907. Nettle 'Walters from Robert A. "Walters: married April 22, 1901, at Ful ton; deserted December, 1905. TV. M. Winans from Blanche Winans; married April 11, 1906; deserted July 23, 1906. , HUSBAND DENIES .HARRUGE Emory Harpole Declares Wife's Sen sational Allegations Untrue. Not only does Emory Harpole deny that he ever treated Mrs. .Anna Harpole with cruelty, but even asserts that he was never married to her and that he Is not the father of her 8-year-old girl. Beryl. A motion has been filed In the Circuit Court by attorneys for Mrs. Har polo to compel him to pay $200 for the prosecution of the suit. Mrs. Harpole complaint alleges that her husband first treated her with cruelty and afterward deserted her. Sha asserts that they were married at Salem. April 25. 1899. and that he ordered her away from homo at Condon in No vember. 1908. She says Harpole la worth $4000. She has been compelled to work In a factory at $10 a week, she says, paying $14 a month to keep the child in St. Mary's Academy. TOOK TO DRIXK LATE IN MFE Godfried Itelsenzahn Sued for Di vorce After Many Tears. That her husband has, in the last year, contracted the habit of going on pro longed sprees is the allegation of Mary Reiwenzahn, in a suit for divorce from Godfried RelHonzahn, which was filed Ih the Circuit . Court yesterday. The couple were married in Kelberg. Ger many. In January, 1882, and moved to America two years later. In 1892 they came to Oregon. Mrs. Reisenzahn does not complain as to her husband's con duct before last year. She says she has been compelled to take in washing to support herself and that she is now em ployed as a laundress at St. Vincent's Hospital. The couple have three children living, one being married. The wife asks that she be decreed the owner of a one-third Interest in a 160-acre farm near Buxton, said to be worth $1000. besides being granted the custody of the children and $2000 permanent alimony. Emma Snheurer has filed suit In the Circutt Court to obtain a divorce from William Scheurer, whom she married February 27, 1901. She alleges that he deserted her November 11, 1906. TOBACCONISTS VIOLATE LAW Juvenile Court Judge Threatens the Indictment of Dealers Five cases In which dealers were ac cused of having sold tobacco, principally cigarettes, to minors have come before the Juvenile Court during the last week; Judge Gantenbein says that the cases of children smoking are becoming . so com mon that something must be done to put a stop to it, and that the quickest way to do this Is to indict the tobacco-dealers. The state law covering this point is ex plicit. It reads as follows: It shall be unlawful to sell, barter, trade, Blve. or In any manner furnish to any minor under the ae of 18 year, any tobacco, c-lgara or cigarettes in any form, or any compound In which tobacco forma & com ponent part, without the written consent or order of such minor's parent or guardian: and whan such minor has no paren-t or guardian, then In that case content may be given by the County Court, sluing for th transaction of such county business, upon proper application In the county In which aid minor may have his residence. Any per son violating the provisions of this act snarl, upon conviction, be fined in any sum not less than (5 nor more than $50. CAXXOT DECIDE CASE TODAT Court's Opinion In Vehicle Tax Suit Xbt Tet Ready. The suit of George Long against ths ! city or .Portland, in which an Injunction is sought to prevent the city from ool lectlr.g the vehicle tsx under an ordinance recently passed by the City Council, will not be decided by Presiding Judge Gantenbein . today. He thought e&rlX In tha week that fee Tould hava THE PORTLAND PORTUfiO, 01 ECBOfF.Ay rui MODERN RESTAURANT COST ONB MILLION DOLLARS. ! HOTEL OREGON ! CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Day and Up European Plan. Free Bus WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props. Centrally Located Lorn ST Dtetasma HOTEL PERKINS Filth and Washington Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON - - EUROPEAN PLAN Rooms, $1.00 to $3.00 Per Day According to Location IBI SliS j 'ilj Portland's Newest and Most Modern! OMMh Hntfil Afcsnfotelv Flrft Proof SmwZ r "?ZX . Ameresm Rates to FamlllM rifx--jrfI I and European ' ' ftsr Bats Meets All Tralaa mm ii ,. ftl&miid' Sample Saltern, wit Bt. for TivreMna- Hen. J. F. DAV1ES, President St. Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR. EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS 50c TO $1.50 FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION siSlimiii THE Park St. Bet. Morrison and Alder CALUMET HOTEL 1 HOTEL LENOX f I ' Portland's Newest and Most Modern Hotel 2 Up-to-date grill Free bus meets all trains Rates I 2 . $1 day and up European plan Long dis- I I tance phone in all rooms Private baths Z tlmo before Saturday to consult all the authorities bearing: on the subject, but this has not been possible, so the decision will not be handed down until next Wed nesday. The ease is important, as the question of whether or not the referendum can be invoked against city ordinances is in volved In the suit. A petition was cir culated and the required number of sig natures secured for the submission of the vehicle tax question to the voters on June 1. Until the vote is taken the city, can not make collections, according to the contention of the plaintiffs. Officials of the city government believe that should the decision hold that the -state referen dum law applies to measures passed by the City Council it will play havoc with the business done by the Council in the last year. Judge Cleland, of the Circuit Court, will render decisions in the following cases this morning:' P. A. Marquam against the United States Mortgage & Trust Company and others, mo tion of plaintiff for leave to file second amended complaint and motion of defend ant for a final decree. Carl Frltsche asalnst Bertha Fiitache and others, demurrer to complaint. John Dean against Amelia M. Robinson, motion for a decree. ' y Astoria Columbia River Railroad Com pany against Multnomah County, demurrer to complaint. Maurice Barrel I against Colburn Barrell, on the merits. Decisions by Judge Gantenbein will bo rendered in the following cases: R. E. Marshall against P. J. Cook, de murrer to complaint. D. C. Rogers against City of St. John, demurrer to complaint. Moy Bow Wing against Carrie Howe and others, demurrer to amended answer. Charles A. Benbow against the steamer James John, motion to elect. C. E. Dubois against the Suburban Lum ber Company, demurrer to plea in abate ment. Sued by Map-Makers. The suit of J. P. Wicks and Peter Stevenson, -of the Portland Blue-Print Company, against B. A. Tyroll, of the Portland Block-Book Company. Is on trial before Judge Bronaugh, of the Circuit Court. The plaintiffs are seeking to re cover $110.25 for making 200 cloth maps of Portland. It la the contention of the' defendants that the maps were defective.. HEADQUARTERS FOR TOVsUSTS and COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Special rates made to families and sin gle gentlemen-' The msnsfMnt will be pleaded at all times to show rooms and give prices. A mod ern Turkish bath es tablishment In tha hotel. H. C. ROWERS. Manager. Modem Irnproresnants Imperial Hotel Seventh and Washington Phil. McUchau &. Sods, Props. Psion s Rates 5L0O-$l-50-$2.0O Ftrsc-CIasa Chock Restaurant Connected With Hotel NORTOniA HOTEL NiOi ELEVENTH, OFF WASHINGTON ST. C O. DA VIES, Sec and Trees, THE DANM00RE Portland's new hotel. 475 Washington, iwnrr 14th., opp. . Hellig Theater. - European, plan 91.00 and Up. Bus meets all trains. DAN J. MOORE, Proprietor. " Hotel Moore Clatsop Beach, Sea side, Or. Open all year. For infor mation apply at The Dausoore, A Strictly First-CIass and Modern Hotel Containing 170 Rooms, Only American and European Hotel in Portland. Long Distance Phones in Every Boom. Auto Bus Meets - - AH Trains. Rates -American. 3.00 per day and up. Rates Shirooean. SI. 00 ner day and uo. 00 n ai Per month, single room and board. $46 to 906 aocordlnc so room. . For two. 975 to 1 1 1 9. Board without room..... .... 930 per month DAILY METEOROT OGTCAt, REPORT. PORTLAND, May 1. Maximum tempera ture. 60 degrees; minimum. 50. River read ing at 8 A. M.. 10.8 feet: change In last 24 hours.' 0.3 foot. Total rahnfall, 5 P. M. to 5 P. M., trace; total since September 1, 1907, 33.R2 inches; normal. 31.SI9 Inches; de ficiency, 6.37 Inches. Total sunshine April .HO, 11 hours 47 minutes; possible, 1-4 hours 14 minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level), at S P. M.. 20.4 inches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. S- 3 2 ! Wind. - M . y 3 0 BTATIONS. a S I 3 f tro s : 5 - Baker City...... Bismarck. Boise Helena . Kam loops North Head... Pocatello. ...... Portland. ...... Red Bluff. Roseburg. ..... Bacramento. ... Salt Ike San Francisco. Spokane Tacoma Tatoosn Island. Walla Walla.. T Trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The depression over British Columbia has developed Into a storm of considerable in tensity during rhe last 12 hours and south west storm warnings were accordingly Is sued at 8 P. M. to all display stations In this district. Rain has been general over Western Oregon and Western Washington during the day. but none has u yet fallen east of the mountains, though the weather is threatening. Lijrht to moderate rains also fell over California. Temperatures over the Pacific Slope were much lower than last evening, but over the plateau there was Mttle change. The indications point to rain over this entire forecast district Saturday. It will be cooler east of the mountains. I FOR E OA STS. ' Portland and vicinity Rain; fresh south erly winds. Western Oregon and Western Washington Rain; fresh southerly winds. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and Idaho Rain; cooler; fresh southerly winds. .XjocaI Forecaster Temporarily, in 3uLrga ...:7:0.X!12S Cloudy ...42 T. 8.VW ICloar ...'SO'O.OO 49 ICloudv .... 72'O.Ort1. 8:R Ft cloudy ... ;.7O'0.ol4,SW Icioudy . .. sa'.2V3lt!SiH 'Rain J 7.0Ol 4!SE pt cloudy ... T. 4.NW IRaln .....154 O.aS'MrtsF. IRaln ,...!2i T. JlS'-SW iRaln ... I60f T. llftSW IRam . . .. 7s0.00i 4'S Clear ...'561 T. .12SW JRaln ....;78l0.0O 4 W i Icioudy ...1501 T. 4I-V itooudj !4x'o.40 4,1: iRaln JSO'O.OO! 4.NW ,k?loudy AMUSEMENTS. BAKER THEATER Geo. L. Baker. Mgr. Phones Main 2. A 5360. Matinee 2:0o. last time tonight. Baker Stock Company In One of th. Greatest Plays of the Ago. "SHERLOCK HOLMES." Dramatized from the Conan Doyle Detective Stories by William Gillette. Evening Curtain 8:05. Matinea 2:05 Sharp. Evening- prices 25c. 35c. fOc: matinee 15c. 25c. Next Week, start in a- Tomorrow Mati- MA. "Th r!li-hi- THE STAR(Ti4J. S48S Week of Sunday, April 20. 1808. THE ARMSTRONG MUSICAL. COMEDT COMPANY PRESENTS "A. SCOTCH HIGHBALL" New Orchestra, pretty otrla. Nice Cos tumes. Good Musfc. Good Dancing. Large Cast. Tn connection with a Strong Vaude ville Bill. Matin.es dally at 2:30 P. M. Prices: 15c to any part of the house, ex cept box seats. Every evening; at 7:30 P. M. and 9:15 P. M. Prices: 25c to th. entire lower floor, 1S: to any part of balcony and gallery. Next Week "The Bathing Girls." LYRIC THEATER Both Phone: Main 4285. Home, A 1020. "Week conijnenclnir Monday, April 27, R. P. AHen presents Miss Verna Felton and the Allen Stock Company In Milton Noble's fascinating- play of Western life. TROM 6IK TO RON." Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Price lOc and 20c. Every renlnjrr at 8:15. Price lOc, 20c and SWc Boxes 50c. Office opens 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. MARQUAZf GRAND Week of April 27 presenting PAJiTAGES attractions. WIX.L.EH. Z I.H .MJC liSl A ' . greatest of lmperson&tors, in bis famed imitations of the -world's creates! musicians and conductors of orchestras. Pant aires attractions will continue at the Marquam Grand during; the Summer, while Pan tales' Fourth-street House Is being re modeled at a cost of 915,000. Matinees every afternoon at 2:30; evening: at 7:30 and 0. Prices the same: Upstairs. 16e; parquet, 25c; boxen. 50c Any seat at week-day matinees, 15 cents. The Grand Vaudeville de Luxe For one week, beginning Monday. April VI. THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH, The Noted Actor. Mimic and Impersonator of Composers and Musical Directors. Aug mented Orchestra for This Act RICHARD BUHLER AND COMPANY. . Presenting "THE CRACKSMAN." F. F. MONTRKSSA. Dean of the I. A. T. 6. H! Operators, Ex hibiting; "A Lord for a Day.' TIME AND PRICES REMAIN THE CAMS. Next Week "THE MARCO TWINS." MEDICAL BUILDING Park and Alder Streets ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY Barber. Dr. S. t., dentist Formerly Mao Leay bids- Phone Main 1409, A 1400. City and County Medical Society. Ferris, Irs. E. O. JT.. dentists For merly Macleay bldg. Suite 211. Mala 1930. French, Dr. C. Gertrude, physician Form erly Dekum bids. Main 714, A 4017. Hawke, Dr. C. K., physician and sniseon Formerly Oregon, bids. Main 1512. A 5404. Hlrstel, Dr. Edvr., dentist Main 1409. A 140 Hyde, Dr. Leon TVillet, physician and sur geon Practice limited to senlto-urlnary diseases Formerly Fl.ldn.er bids. Mala 265, A 1865. jLarkln, Dr. Geo., dentist Formerly Ablns ton bids. Fhones Main S78. A 2744. Loomls, Dr. Bryon E.. dentist Formerly Oregonlan bids. Phone A 5318. Holbrook. Dr. Millard E.. 'dentist For--merly Macleay -bids. Suite 401-2-3. M. 8519 Perkins, Dr. T. I,., dentist Formerly Rns sel bids. Suite 407-8. Main 1512. A 6404. Riszs, Dr. J. O., dentist Main 1409. A 1409. Bosendorf, Dr. Max. physician and skin spe cialist, formerly Berlin, Germany Of fices 815-810. Phone Main 6060. ' Timms, Dr. Edna O., physician Formerly Marquam bids. Phones Main 714. A 4917. Wals-amot, Dr. K. II., dentist Formerly Hamilton bids. Phone Main 2290. Watson, Dr. Alfred P.. dentist Formerly Ablng-ton bids. Phones Main 078. A 2744. Toons. Dr. J. Q, dentist Suite 418-17 Phone Main S819. Ziesler, Amelia and Fred J., physicians and urseons Phones Main 682. A 4043. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES (FOR CASH ADVERTISING.) Following rates will be given only when advertising is ordered to run consecutive) days. Dally and Sunday issues. The Ore gon ian charges first-time tote each insertion for classified advertising that Is not ran on consecutive days. . The first-time rate Is charged for eacn Insertion In lu weekly Oregonlan. ... "Rooms." "Rooms and Board." "House keeping Rooms," "Situations Wanted," IS words or less, 15 cents; 16 to SO words, 2 cents; 1 to 25 words, 25 cents, etc Mo discount for additional insertions. Matrimonial and clairvoyant ads. one time rate each insertion. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except "New Tlday," SO cents for 15 words or less; 16 to 20 words, 40 cento; 21 to 25 words, 50 cents, etc first insertion. Bach additional Insertion, one-half; no further dlsoount un der one moats. Above rates apply to advertising paid la advance only. All book entries will bo charged fat lines 14c per line for first In sertion and 1o per line for each consocutivo insertion. Special rates oa contracts gives on application. "KSW TODAT," (range measure agate), 14 cents per line, first Insertion; 7 cento per line for each additional Insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The Oregonlan. and left at this office should always be inclosed la sealed envelopes. No stamp is required on such letters. UNCALLED FOR ANSWERS ANSWERS ARE HEIJ AT THIS OFFICE FROM THE FOLLOWING ANSWER CHECKS AND MAY BE HAD BT PRE SENTING TOUR CHECKS AT THE ORE GON1AN OFFICE: A 798, 790. SOS, 810. 814. 21. 824, 828, 827, 828. 843. 844. 846, 84fl, 850. 8iS2. B 791. 810. 813. 814. 81, 818, 820, 822, 829, 83S. 839. 845. 846. 8B3. C 817. 723, 824. 827, 828, 830, 835, 843, 833, " 854. 869. a 826. 831. 833, 8S6. 840, 845, 847, 849. 853, 854. 859. E 680, 716. 806, 82S, 830, 836, 839, 844, 848, 854, 855, 866, 859, 860, 861, 863, 866, 867, 869. F 811, 816. 827. 829, 831. 845.' 848. 864, 884. O 755, 733, 843, 844. 848, 851. 862, 863, 874, 875. 877, 8S0. 882. 883. 8S4. H 806. 830. 834, 838, 840, 842, 846, J 814. 817, 818, 819, 820, 822, 830, 839, 845, 846. 847. 848. K 07, 826, 884, 837, 840. 845, 659, 865, 866, 888. 870. 872. 882. I. SOB, 823. 820.843. 850, 854. M 814, 835, 840, 842, 843. 858. Jf 779. 804. 840. 842, 81, 862. O 7S8, 826, 831, 838, 837, 842, 844. 845. 846. P 131. 512. S26. R2, 85, 867, 870, 876, 878, 880. 881. 883. 888. 897. R 74S. 791, '801, 803, 807, 809. 812. 817. 826. 830. 835. 889. 840, 844. 847, 648. 849, 853, 8 769, 809, 810, 814, 820." 822, 824, 827 834. 837. 840, 847, 848, 854. 855, 857, 864, 867, 868. 869, 871. T 69. 783, 823. 842. V 773. 800. 802. 805. 825. ' ' T 756, 803. 806. 822, 825. 833, 888, 841. 845. 847. 800. 852. 856, 857, 892. WHERE TO DINE Rrnnrtftr.1. 103 Only sucb dinners as areaerved tvt Brand OrllL WliATi vlaltin Lo Anjeles, try Hotel Wat ' son and restaurant, corner Floo and Flower sta. W. T. Watson. Prop., formerly of Watson' a 4tn-st. restaurant. Port land. VegetarianCaf e y&Fg&gr 35c. with ice cream. 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. ThaTlFno-nn 149 7tn- Merchants lunch lucvinguu danr 25o Special Bun. din. turkey or chicken, chop susy noodles, 50c; Austro - Hungarian Restaurant 247 Tsylor, between 2d and 3d. Best placs la tows to eat at a normal price. Try us today. Grand Central Station lime Card SOpTUKKN PACIFIC ljeavinsr Portland I Roseburs. Passenger 8:15a. , s:io a. i 4:15 p i 7:45 p i J12:00 p.i uouaffe urove rancDfar , California Express ........ San Francisco Express. ... West Side irvallis Fassenrtr Sheridan passenger ...... Forest Grove Passenger .. Forest Grove passenger Arrivinsr Portland Oregon Express Cottage Grove Passenger. Roseburg Passenger ..... Portland Express West Bids T:0oa. 4:10 a. ll:O0 a. :4p. 7:RS a. 1 .111:30 a.i . . 5:30 p. i ...111:15 1 Corvallis Passenger 6:35 p. Sheridan Passenger ..10:80 s, Forest Grove Passenger 8:00 a Forest Grove Passenger 3 :50 p. NORTHERN PACIFIC. leaving Portland ' I Tacoma and Seattle Express. .. .1 8:90 a. m. North Coast A Chicago Limited. .1 2:00 p. m. Overland Express , 111:45 p. m. Arriving Portland I North Coast Limited. ........... I T : 00 a m. Portland Express I 4:13 p.m. Overland Express 8 :35p.m. OREGON RAILROAD 4t NAVIGATION CO. Lenfac Portland Pendleton Passenger Chicago-Portland Special ....... Spokane Flyer Kansas City A Chicago Express. Arriving Portland Spokane Flyer . . - Chi., Kan. City A Portland Ex.. Chicago-Portland Special ...... Pendleton passenger , . 7:15 a. m. 8:30 a. m. :ia p. m. 5:00 p. m, 8:00 a. m. 9 :45 a. m. 8 :&0 p. m. 5:15 p, m. ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIVER. Leavins; Portland Astoria A Seaside Express..... Astoria A Seaside Express Arriving Portland Astoria A Portland Passenger. Portland Express 8:00 a. m. 6:00 p. m. 12:15 p. m. m:w p. m CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leavlnsr Portland C P. R. Short Line, via. Spokane Seattle .... Arriving; Portland C. P. R. Short Line, via Spokane Via Seattle 8:15 p. m. 11:45 n. no. 8:00 a. m. 7.00 a. Jefferson-Street Station SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving PortlaaaV Sallas Passenger . Dallas Passenger Arriving Portland Dallas Passenger . Pallas Passenger ':40 a. i .:15p-i 10:15 a. 6:50 P. I OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Leaving Portland Balem Local Salem Local Salem Limited ....... Salem Local Sslem Local 8alem Limited , Balem Local Arriving Portland Portland Local . . . . , Portland Local , Portland Limited ..... Portland Local Portland Local ....... Portland Limited ..... Portland Local 6:16 a. 8:26 a. 8:05 a. 11:05 a. 2:80 p. 8:30 p. 6:10 p. a .as . 10:21a. 11:30 a. .o p. 4:50 p. 6:10 p. 7:52 p. MEETTNO NOTICES. A REGULAR meeting of M. B. B. A.. NO. 41 will be held this (Satur day) evening, 133 V4 First ot., room 11. Visiting members welcome. F. G. FORBES, Sec, Bus. Mgr. MT. TABOR LODGE NO. 42. A. F AND A. M. Special conmiunl- a)t9 cation will be held at the Masonic Mav 2. to attend the funeral of the late orotner, t. a. . layior. of St. Georse loose No. 190. Aberdeen, bcot land. M. M. urgently requested to attend. By order of the w. M. Attest: D. R. YOUNG, Bee. VBRE1N EINTRACHT The members are requested to attend .the funeral of our late member, Allcnaei rtanBen, on ounoay, aia-y 3, at 2:30 o'clock P. M-, from Holman's un dertaklne narlors. comer Third and Salmon. Interment In Greenwood Cemetery. By order of G. H. eiebeis, president. GEORGE HAROLD. Sec. OREGON LODGE, NO. 101, A, F. AND A. M. Stated communi cation this (Sautrday) evening, 7:80 Bxrr rclock. Masonic Temple. K Park ana Yamblll. worK M. ai. ae rree. Visiting hrthren cordially In vlted. ' By order W. M. A. J. HANDLAN, Sec. DIED DT7TCHER At the family residence, North Vernon. April 30. Harriet M. Dutcher, aged 79 years. Funeral notice later. FUNERAL NOTICES. TAYIjOR In this city, April 29. Henry Downle Taylor, aged 35 years. , Funeral services will be held at Holman s chapel at 2:30 P. M. today (Saturday). Inter ment Greenwood Cemetery. HANSEN In this city. April 30. at the family residence, 227 Montgomery St.. Michael Hansen, aged 73 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, wnicn win De neia ax Holman's chapel, corner 3d and Salmon ets-, at Z:3u p. M-. Sunday. May 3. in terment Greenwood Cemetery. PEARSON The funeral of the 1st Elizabeth E. Pearson will take place today. May 2, at 2 P. M. , from the Friends' (."hurch, cor ner East Thlrty-nfth and East Main streets. Friends invited. EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral Direct- ors. 220 3d st. Lady assistant. Phone M. 507, t. p. FENLET J SON. Huueial Directors, Tnlrd and wanison. roona sun , & issv. Dunning. McEntee m Gllbsugh, Funeral Di rectors, 7tn rist, jrnone ax. aim. may aass. KRICSON T7NDERTAKINO CO.. 409 Aides sc lsu assistant Mr no am maua eisa. EELLER-RYRNES CO.. Funeral Direct ors. CIS Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant. F. B. DUNNING. Undertaker, 414 Baas Alder. LsuLr assistant. Phono East as. NEW TODAY. A Real Bargain in a Fine Home Situated on the S. "W. corner of 21st and Vaughn ets., being; 419 North 21st st. The lot alone. 50x100, is worth $3500. The modern eight-room house with conservatory; heated with furnace and hot water and lighted by gas and electricity, is worth 1 4000. In addition to this, the house is com pletely furnished at a cost of over $1000, making- a total value of $8500. The conservatory and grounds are filled with choice flowers. A com plete abstract and warranty deed will be furnished to this place for $6500 If sold before May 10; $3500 cash, balance on monthly payments if desired. See owner on premises, Sat urday between 2 and 5; Sunday be tween 3 and 6, During: the week at 214 Lumber Exchange bids;. IRVINGTON Portland's beautiful, - aristocratic home addition. Lots 50x100, ' with water, gas, sewer, cement walks and curbs, all paid, $1100, easy terms. Irvington Investment Co. Owners, S31 Chamber of Commerce. -Main 3177. RIVERFRONT A home on th banks of the Willamette. 30 minute' ride from, heart of the city; rood car ervice: rich, level eoll: snrinr water, electric Hgrhts. bathing, boating. Acre tracts from $7.rrO to $1000; new tract Just iut on the market. - Now la the time to get a choice place. Sengstake & Lyman w .ruin, ct, KKW TODAT. Sale of Farm Land In W. C. Noon Estate The farm land of the W. C. NOON ESTATE, situated in Columbia County, and comprising over 1500 acres, ' will be sold by the undersigned. Executors, at private sale. Terms. 20 per cent of price when sale Is made, and balance wnen deed is obtained, is aDout u days thereater. This farm is situated at Warren and really comprises three separate places; CoDeland nlaoe. of abour 720 acres: Fullerton place, of about 560 acres, and the Home place, of about 300 acres. Either will be sold separately. Over four miles of navigable water frontage. Quite a quantity of timber on the places, enough to pay for nearly half of some of them. Barn on home place to hold 100 cows and ten horses. Also granaries, 3, silos, creamery with latest machinery; tank tower for stor age of water; calf and hog barns; chicken house with enclosure of five acres. Also dwelling bouse and barns on different places. Main dwelling-house at Warren Is only , a seven-minute walk from rail road station. . THIS PROPERTY MUST BB SOLD TO CLOSK ESTATE. ORDER OF COURT OBTAl.VED, althorizlng sale. A nne opportunity for Investment. Possession given when 20 per cent aeposic is maae. . Address W. C. Noon and T. J. Arm strong. Executors, at No. 32 First street. North, Portland, Or., or North up & Northup, Attorneys, Washing ton Bldg., Portland. Or. RIVERDALE The only exclusive suburban district near the river We Are Offering for Sale for the First Time SIX SINGLE ACRE TRACTS $1100 to $1500 Each Every Tract a Gem and Commands the Most Mag nificent View of River, Mountains and City. IT PAYS TO SEE US CI1APIN & I1ERL0W 832 Chamber of Commerce. PACKING-HOUSE . TOWNSITE Will Be Opened Soon. Do you want lots adjoining this site at one-third of tHcir prices f If you do I have them. $150 to $3D0, $10 down and $5 per month. Your last chance to get next. Sold over 300 lots past three weeks, bee me and go over the ground. A. C. M' DONALD, Agent, Phone Woodlawn 813. Peninsula Station. A HOME ON THE WILLAMETTE Beautiful siehtly lots. 60x100. overlook ing the river at Island Station (adjoining KocK island l?!uD property); convenient to car, 25 minutes' ride to ' center of Portland; city water, graded streets, pro tected harbor for yacht or launch; an Ideal location for Summer home; electric light. Price, $300 to $375. Easy terms. Be wise, buy one or more of these lots NOW and get your pick of the best. Tou will doume your money within one year. The Crossley Company 70S and 709 Corbett Building. Holiday's Addition Tb' one BEST place In Portland to buy. GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER and MOST DE SIR A3 LB reiidence property of tn city. SEEING IS BELIEVING BETTER (O and see the many CHOICE residences under construction and the Improvements going on. t The Oregon Real Estate Company S8tt Third Street. Portland. Oreron. K. Inaba , F. IV. Sotanl OPENING NOTICE JAPANESE-AMERICAN BUSINESS AGENCY Insurance, Real Estate, Farm Land, . Farm Products, General Mer chandise and Commission. WILL OPEN MAY 1, 1908, AT 30 NORTH THIRD STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. Room No. 8. Phone Main S524 FOR BAI.K BY OWNER. Country store and residence. 314 sores land: no competition: sniati xruu; section thickly settled, growing; rapidly: best roclc road In the state; flrst-class barn, tele phone and R. F. D. Real estate, $2900, roods at invoice, ii sola tnrousn mis sa. will throw in 2.iO worth of stors furniture, lnrludlnar covered sxocery wsiron. Will make terms to suit buyer's convenience. Address . W. SMITH. He. lcm. Or, R. F. r. No. 3. AM FORCED TO LEAVE CITY Must sell my fully equipped office, with high-class furniture, consisting of two fine desks, settee, table and chairs and two good rugs; central location; ' reasonable rent. Y 848, Oregonian. Mortgage Loans Money to loan on Improved city property. Isaac L. White 331 Sherlock Bulldlne-. Fire Insurance. Rentals, COOK 6 TRUBY Real estate, timber lands, general brokerage business. Phone A 2184. Boom 511. Corbett Building. Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates Real Estate, Insurance A. H. BIRRELL a McKar Bids;., tlVK ACS 4 Sa Stark, f All, TW TODAT. $100 PER ACRE SALEM ELECTRIC LINE . - 20-Acre Tracts Fine 'black soil, all in cultivation with growing crop. One of the finest sections in the Willamette Valley; hi mile from electric lino, 1 mile - from one S. P. station, 14 miles from an other. On two county roads. The best bargain yet offered. Terms given, - Edward E. Goudey Corbett Building. near. ESTATB T1K.AT.KHM Abraham A White, 22TM Washington st. Andrews, y. V. Co. M. S31. i3 iiamlltoa bU Baker. Alfred A., US Ablest on bids. C. R. B. Trust Co., 633 Chamber of Com, Chapln Herlow, 832 Cr.amber of Commerce. Commercial Inveet. Co., 21s Lumber Exchang-a. Compton, J. F. Fac. at A1S48. loo Ablngtoa bU Cook, B. S. & Co., S07-8 Corbett bldg. Crossley Co., 70s- Corbett bldg. M. ISM. De Burgh, C R., Pao. TT3. 220 Ablngtoa bldg. Goddam. H. W.. Mala and A 1713. 110 Id st. Hotchklsa. C. B. Co.. M. 1066. 808 C. Ot O, Jeanlngs Co., afaln 188. 300 Oregoniam, Klaaey Stampher. 631-632 Ur. Ex. M. 448a, Lse. M. a., room 411 Corbett building. lull Ton Borstal 104 2d St.. 88! n. Bunutde. O Dor. Mil. J. v., v. 4S61 as A2S61. 230 Stark, Palmer, H. P., 202 Rothchlld bids. Mala 6001. Parrlsb, Watklns A Co.. 2&0 Alder St. Porter 4b freocb. 607 Commercial bldg. Reed. nlds Tynan, M. 7004. ASASl.'lO 2d. Rose City Realty Inv. Co., Mercbaats Trust bl. Sebalk, Geo. D., 2di Stark st. Mala S92. A 892. Surety Investment Company, rooms 626-27-28 Corbett bldg., opp. Postofflce. (.Robert B, May ana w. LAwrencei. Sharkey. J. P. ; Co.. 122 Sixth st. awenssos. A. F. A Co., 268)4 Wsnbington at. The Oregon Real Estate Co., SSM Third st, (Bolladay Additions t Vetera LAnd Co., 822 Chamber of Comrseroe, Waddell. W. O., 300 Lumber Exchanga bldg. Woodbum Oregon Immlgratloa Bureau. Zimmerman, (121 Corbett bldg. Mala 167S. FOB 8ALJE RKAI, ESTATK. ArRB tracts overlooking Rlverdale (1100 to 31.)0 each; (six for sale); no finer view from Portland Heights: fir trees and spring water: very little brush; 14 trains dally on the Oswego line; terms half cash and balance at 6 -per cent. Chapln 4k Hot low. 832 Chamber ot Commerce. - NOW IS THS TIME TO BUT TOUR HOME. See us or phone us and make engage ment. We have several splendid buys. No trouble to show. HK1LMAN & LATHROP, Ablngton Bldg. A or Main 3126. 81300 $300 cash, balance 1S per month at 6 per cent, 4-room cottsse, lot 40x100, built 1 years; 1 block to car. O. S. DRAPER, Room 26, Lafayette BMc . Over German-American Bank. 9-ROOM bouse on Bast Salmon, all improve ments In and paid for; lot 4"Vjxl00; price' 33000, 31000 In bank deposits, balance on time, CAMERON' CABLE, Room 838 Charrtber Commerce. 32fW 6-room house, fireplace, furnace, full basement, bath, all modern conveniences? select nelffhbcvrhood.TSast Slrle; easy terms. WHITTBN A KRY ANT, Main 1469. BS6 Chamber or Commerce. OWNER of one of the finest West Slda homes going to travel. Grand opportun ity to buy beautiful home, mapnltlcwnt grounds, close tn. best locality. For par ticulars' call 1004 3d St., room 210. $75(X FOR a beautiful piece of acreage that should be pjaced on the markft in slnsln . acre tracts. A royal profit In this for IIir man who plats. Chapln & Herlow, o&i Chamber of Commerce. 110.000 HANDLES W large lota, only 10 blocks from the Ladd tract; price $.116 each; if you have the price, don't fall to see the owner and property. C. L. Brubaker, 1004 Eaet Lincoln et. HOUSES for sals In all parts of the city: acreage close In, and farms tn Oregon and Washington. Phone Main 4486. Kinney A Stampher. 631-32 Lumber lxchange bide. LOT "'100. East 7th. near Broadway: suitable home site; walking distance to West Side by Steel bridxe; $1200. Culver, 62;: Chambei of Commerce. FOR SALE Pretty new buncalow. 6 rooms and bath, lust completed. Modern, walkins distance. Call at 170", 10th St., or phone Main 6267 for particulars. DON'T fail to xo to I-ehmen Acres Sunday, on Salem electric, road, Metjtgpr Station; seeing Is believing. For particulars ask lot Carl 9 on grounds. 32400 New. modem bungalow, $300 down, $20 monthly; three blocks south Haw thorne, en East Forty-fourth; very desir able. Dr. Darling. NEW, roodorn 7-room residence, attractively arranged, tastily finished; Wasco, near East inth si., Holladay Park Addition. 8 853, Oregonlan. FOR SALE. XTp-to-date modern new hpme. with or without furniture; leaving city. Call 1273 Hawthorne ave. I FOR SALE Houses In Holladay Park and Holladay Add., also vacant lots; will build - to suit purchaser. R. B. Rice, 6U0 Wasco St. Both phones. ftOOO Manufacturing property, fiOxloO, North Portland: I20O0 hou. bringing 320; easy terms. Harry Nicolal (owner), 227 Davis st. A' SNAP 7-room houe in Hollanay's A1d. ; modern; fine location; price $iWOO; terms. Inquire Sell. 890 or Hartman A Thompson. A SNAP Two Belle Crest lots, choicest lo- I n . O Ai 1 kalt O.. Mill. D t-li n t ' ..l.ul easy terms. 435 Chamber of Commerce, 6-ROOM house. West Side; walking distance; nice view; furnished or unfurnished; easy terms. R. Buetlkofer. 265 Salmon St. BEAUTIFUL 6-room bouse and 75x106 lot; heart of Irving-ton; actual cost. A. D. Marshall, 427 Cham, of Com. 7-ROOM house. Highland. New. modern; a big snap. 332,10. John P. Sharker Co- . 122 6th St. Main 560. A 2537. ' NEW modern 6-room house on Waverly Heights for sate on easy terms. Inquire ot owner, 823 Ablngton bldg. NEW 7-room residence. Irvlngton; every mod. ern convenience, S42T0. Call and see photo. 325 lumber Exchange. THREE acres, cleared, on Salem Electrloj suitable for gardening. Owner. No agents. X eon, urejuiuau. FOR SALE One 8-room house, hot and cold water, electricity, gas; West Side; close in. Phone Main 8168. FRACTIONAL LOT on East Davis St., near 22.1. Owner. H. P. Palmer, 202 Roth child bldg. 1850 mall cottage, lot SoxSS, furniture: Alberta and Woodlawn cars; terms. 473 Mildred ave. FOR SALE) 5-room modern new cottage on carline; also 7-room house, 2 lota. Phone Tabor 196 SNAP New house and two lots - at Mount- Tabor, 11 lw; terms, uyrnes, . Morri son st. BAR'IAIN Fine new home, ii large rooms: .Ti0. Inquire e v.. stark. 1'Rone Eist TWO beautiful cleared acres on Salem Electric at a, Dargain 1 ej(. uregontan. 7-ROOM house at Mount Tabor, on carline.; gooa location, wo. n o. urcKomaa. SNAP in Washington streeflot, ncar'2oth. A. D. Marshall, 4ZJ enamncr or commerce. LOTS on 'West avenue. 31800. G. W. Es mond, owner, 00 unurcn sc., ait. raoor. ONTO acre, 2 blocks from carline. Inquire O. Benson, urays crossing, jut. tscott line. FOR 8ALI3 A 6-room house and 4 lote. Andro Williams, juanencia Ada., juontavllla. $500 FOR 2 fine lots in Brainsrd tract, near OCKley (jreen. llts Aoington Dltlg. SNAP Modern fl-ronm bou3e, nice lawn, near car; siooo. v i.io, care uregonian. SAVED on purchase prlre of any lot Iq Waverlcign. leiepnono uasi 1301. 1iTS near Wavcrlelgh. worth 15000. only