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THE HORNING OKEGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1908. 13 DISPUTE OVER LIGHT Suit May Follow Between City and P. R. L & P. Co. SAYS CANDLE POWER LESS Kxecutive Board Affirms It Docs Not Come Vp to Old-Stylo Ivights, AVhllc President Josselyn Con tends It Is Greater. Interesting litigation between the city and the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company is promised because of the refusal of the Executive Board to pay the company's bills for street lighting for the months of March and April. Meanwhile the contract pending between the company and the city for street lighting is held up. The Executive Board maintains that the street arcs do not give the candle power that the former street lamps did, as specified in the contract between the city and the lighting company. The Executive Board, accordingly, be lieves it has the right to cut down the bills and pay according to the candle power furnished the city. "If the Mayor and the Executive Board found that the new lights have a greater candle-power than the old, they would doubtless be very much surprised," said Benage S. Josselyn, president of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company, yesterday, "But such is the fact. There is prac tically 50 per cent more candle power In the new light than the old, although the arcs now in use do not distribute the light in the same way as the old. The new arcs send light for a long distance down the street, while the old-style arcs shed the most of it di rectly under the lamp. This is as it should be, for it is desirable to light the whole street with the arc lights and not a small portion at the corners where the lamps are placed. "I have no doubt that as Mayor Lane thinks it is right to subtract from the lighting bills when the candle power is less than specified in the contract, lie will be quite willing to meet our demands for additional payments be cause the present arc lights give a higher candle-power than the city's contracts call for." REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Abram Dllley and wife to Nathan Solomon, Lot 6 In Acre L 13. Do Lashmutt & Oatman'i Little Homes subdivision No. 3 1 -'5 A. W. Wiltshire and wife to T. A. Veach. Lot 3. Block 9, Park View 60 Percy Fope. Dabney et at. to Kose Rts.cklo.od. land- beginning at pipe in east line of Sec. 21). T 1 6. R 1 E 10 Geo. L. Grlmshaw and wife to John P. Ranzau et al.. Lot 17. Block 5, Highland Park 2500 Daniel H. Macfarlane to Samuel Lar vik. Lot 1. 2. Block 13. Ports mouth 760 W. H. Fosley and wife to II. P. Blake, Lot 7. Block 11. Sunnyside 650 Dudley Evans and wife to D. J. Finn and wife, south half of Lot 11. Block 3. Evans- Addition .. 1 Jas. O. Rountrce et al. to H. J. Finn and wife. Lot 12. Block 3. Evans' Addition to Albina 10 T. R. A. Sellwood and wife to R. D. Decker. Lot J. Block B4. Sellwood 250 Ed Louderhack and wife to Ernest Bonett. 4!i acres commencing at point 696.56 feet south of southeast corner of the W. H. Maxwell farm 800 Ellas H. Beach and wife to Else Van dermeer. Lot 12, 13, Block 51, Sell- ' wood 1 Albert S. Pullen and wife to C. F. Hawley, Lot 4, Section 13. T 1 N. R 1 E 3,400 las. F. Brown et ftl. to Lydla L. God- dard. Lot 21. Block 1. Maplewood 200 C. L. McKenna and wife to E. O. Bllverthorn. Lot 23, Block 13, Bur rage Tract 800 B. M. Lombard and wife to John W. McKlnley. Lot 17. Block 20. Rail way Addition to Montavilla. 100 Municipal By. & Impr. Co. to Ella Ehlbeck. Lot 7. Block 8. Terrace Park 270 Municipal Ry. Impr. Co. to Annie Ehlbeck, Lot 6. Block 8. Terrace Park 270 Frank S. Hallock and wife to Lay ton T. Sebolt, Lot 3. 4. Block 15, Mt. Tabor Villa 1.000 Arthur H. Devers and wife to Sin clair Provision Co., Lot 2. Block 85. Couch's Addition 11,500 tot. Closset et al. to Sinclair Pro vision Co.. lxt 3, Block 85. Couch's Addition 8,500 W- S. Colemsln and wife to F. H. Kearney. Lot 9. 10. Block 3, Portsmouth Villa Annex No. 1 800 Lloyd Peck ot al. to S. i. Cobb, W tt Of E V and E U of Vt V, of Lot 7. 8. Block 102. East Port land - 1.000 O. W. P. Tnst. Co.. to Majy E. Jlay hurst. Lot 14. Block 20. City View Park 800 B. M. Lombard and wife to Jos. T. Nevlns et al.. Lot 16. Block 20. Ratlwav Addition to Montavilla.. 100 Arleta Land Co. to K. D. Mcintosh. Lot 18, Block 4, Arleta Park No. 3 200 William Bowe and wife to Multpno mah Mill A Cons. Co., Lot 1, Block 10. Glenroe Park 1 Geo. W. Watt and wife to M. L. Holbrook, 2816.6 square feet begin ning at southwest corner of Lot 8. Block 3. Market street Addition 1,124 H. Hlrschberg to Geo. A. Robs. Lot 1. 2. Block 2. Field's Addition.... 650 Total .V.J35.012 Hare your abstract made by the Seeurltj Abstract A Trust Co.. 7 Chamber of Com, DAILY CIT STATISTICS Building Permits. MRS R. M. KINNEY To erect a two story frame on East Twenty-sixth, between Killlngeworth and Holbrook: $2000. TH BO. GADE To erect a two-story frame on East Thirty-second, between Haw thorne and East Market; 52000. H. W. STALTZ To erect a two-story frame on Gantenbeln between Mason and 6k Id more; f25O0. C. B- WALLINSTEIN Ao erect a one story frame on East Thirtieth, between Clin ton and Taggart; $1200. R. C. GAUDEN To erect a one-story frame on Brooklyn, between Thirty-second and Thirty-third; $1250. Marriage Licenses. MORELOCK-IVEKS W. L. Moreloc& 23, Montavilla; Lola Ivers. 20. city. LANGLOIS - H AW KES WORTH James Granger Langlois, 23, Estacada; Lillian May Haw loesworth. over 21. city. VAN ORSDAL-MILLER Amos D. Van Orsdal. 41, Tyson, Idaho; Laura E. Miller, 40, city. JAMES-RILLEN George V. James, over 21. city; Margaret J. Glllen, over 18, city. WEISEL-BIGGS Joseph Jacob Welsel, 26, city; Inex Biggs. 27, ci.y. MASTERS-FLEECE W. F. Masters. S3. Baker City; Minnie P. Fleece, 30, city. WINER-GALYZ Bunet Winer, 23, city; Esther GaJyz. 19, city. YODER-REED O. P. Yoder, 82, city; Bemadotta Red, 2fl. city. iCASANOVA-CASANOVA Charley Casa xtova, 30. city: Mary Casanova. 22, city. TAMIHSIQ-P1ICE J. C. Tamiesie. 27, city Vera Pike. 20. city. DUFFY-O'BRIEN J. J. Duffy. 28. city; Katherlne E. O'Brien. 26, city. OATM AN-GRIFFITH H. K. Oatman, 22, city; Julia Griffith, over is, city. 6PARKS-EMKEN Joseph Claude Sparks, S5, city; Margaret Edna Kmken, 24. city. PAULSEN-HARKENRIDER August A Paulsen. 28, city;. Anna Harkenrider, 23, city. PORTER -THOMPSON George W. Porter, 24, city; Ethel A. Thompson, over 18. city. Wedding and visiting cards. W. Q. Smith ex Co., Washington bldg., 4th and Wash. Disabled, Returns to Tort SAN FRANCISCO. June 2. The Ger man steamer Anubis of the Kosmos Line which sailed from San Francisco, May B9, for Hamburg via Seattle, returned here this afternoon, having lost a blade from her propeller during a, severe sale when 120 miles southwest of this port. The Anubis sailed from here in ballast and was so high out of the water that half her propeller and rudder were visible which caused her to drift when she encountered high winds and seas off the heads. At one time on the night of May 29, she was blown within 100 yards of the Farallon Islands but succeeded in extricating herself from the dangerous position. The steamer will sail as soon as re pairs have been made. NORTHWEST LEAGUE. Vancouver 6, Aberdeen 2. SEATTLE, Wash., June 2. (Special.) Vancouver and Aberdeen opened today for a series on the Seattle grounds while the Seattle team is on the road. The Cellar Champions outplayed .Aberdeen in all departments of the game and the Black Cats narrowly escaped a shutout. Erickson allowed but three hits and one of these coming after two were out in the seventh drove in Aberdeen's only two runs. The Britishers bunched hits on Califf in the third and fifth innings and Boyle was sent in to finish the game. He stopped the scoring. Vancouver put up some great work in the field, Nordyke and Qulgley making phenomenal catches and MundorfF a remarkable stop of .what seemed a sure hit. Score: R H E Aberdeen 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 4 Vancouver 0 0303000 0 6 10 0 Batteries Califf. Boyle and Spencer; Erickson and Sugden. Umpire) Frary. Seattle 0, Spokane 2. SPOKANE. Wash., June 2. (Special.) Taking advantage of the errors by Seattle, Spokane scored two runs, one each in the second and third, and that was all the run getting of both sides. Both pitchers were very effective, but the support of Jensen was nifty and at times sensational, and he helped out by striking out dangerous batters when the bases were occupied and only one out. Kippert scored the first run for Spo kane on his hit, two infield plays and a drive by Jensen that Adams mufTed. Clynes hit for three bases In the third and traveled home on a long outfield fly by James which Cahiii dropped. Score: R H E Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 Spokane 0 1100000 2 6 2 Batteries Welch and Stanley: Jensen and Rogers. Umpire Carruthers. Touchard Wins Semi-Finals. NEW YORK, June 2. S. J. Touchard. the young Callfornian, won his place in the semifinal round of the Felipe chal lenge cup tennis singles today in the second big tournament of the National Association's grounds in this section of the country. ' Touchard defeated B. P. Larncd, 2-6, 6-1, 6-0. Touchard toyed with Lamed, whose aspirations for an international place are destroyed by this match, in the first sets. After Larned won the first game of the second set Touchard got to work and ran out with 12 straight games. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Or., June 2. Maximum temperature, 67 degrees; minimum temper ature. 42 degrees. River reading at 8 A. M., 14.2 feet: change in last 24 hours. 0 feet. Total rainfall t5 P. M. to B P. M.). .02 Inch. Total rainfall since September 1. 1907. 38.33 inches. Normal rainfall since September 1, 1907. 42.28 inches. Deficiency, 3.05 Inches. Total sunshine June 1. 1808, 8 hours. Possible aunahlne. 12 ' hour. 43 minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level), at 5 P. M., 29.94 Inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The barometer is rising over the Pacific Northwest, but nevertheless the pressure continues high over the Northern California coast. Cloudy weather continues In conse quence over Oregon, and Washington, but the rainfall was light and scattered. The disturbance over Southern Utah baa de veloped considerably during the last 12 hours, and is now of very pronounced character. General rains hav.e fallen over Southern Idaho. Nevada and Utah during the day. Temperatures were decidedly lower over the interior of Northern California, Nevada and Southwestern Idaho, where they now range decidedly below the sea sonal average. The indications r.'oint to cloudy weather, with possibly showers over Oregon, Wash ington and Northern Idaho, and to showers with higher temperatures over Southern Idaho Wednesday. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity: Wednesday cloudy, with possibly showers; westerly winds. Western Oregon and Western Washing ton: Wednesday cloudy. with possibly showers; westerly winds. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho: Wednesday cloudy, with possibly showers. Southern Idaho: Wednesday shower and warmer. AT THE HOTELS, The Portland Max Bernheim, Los Ange les: B. B. Swenson. New York; F. G. Kauf man. Belllngham; S. S. Bamer, San Fran cisco; K. W. Beals. Wallace; B. O. Kchuktng and wife, fialeni: W. H. Dox and wife, Spo kane: ;. tjos'.lng. Portland: R. W. Lloyd. a mother should be a source of Joy to all, but the suffering and danger incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery. Mother's Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the great pain and danger of maternity ; this hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the serious accidents so common to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mother's Friend. "It is worth its weight in gold," says many who have used it. $1.00 per bottle at drug stores. Book containing valuable information of interest to all women, will be sent to any address free upon application to ERADFIELO REGULATOR PP.. Atlanta, Dm. THE BEAVER APARTMENTS f WELFTH AND MARSHALL STREETS The Finest Housekeeping Rooms of its Kind to Be Had on the Entire Pacific Coast Newly furnished, fully equipped, including gas ranges, with free use of electric lights, hot water, baths, large reception room and laundry room; apartments from $16 up. Also SINGLE ROOMS With similar conveniences, $2.50 per week up. There is nothing in comparison in the city for the money. This place will bear inspec tion. Only a short distance from Union Depot. Take "S" or Six teenth street cars going north, get off at Marshall -street. Phones Main 6771, A 4560. No dogs allowed. Olympla: C. P. Hemleln; L. L. Baker and wife, Seattle; Mrs. E. S. Collins, Ostrander; Mrs. B. Laffey; H. Miller; M. Eastman. Ta coma; J. w. B. Hill. Seattle; J. Porter. Van couver; J. Henderson and wife, Seattle; L. Bowen, Niagara Falls; A. Zurich. New York; W. O. Schunk. Chicago; f. Nase, St. Louis; N. N. Bona, K. L. Webster, Seattle; H. Joseph, New York: H. G. Iberg, Seattle: D. C. Leleer. New York; B. Lichtlg, Md-; M. Meechterberg, Denver; Al Jeeelson and wife. New York: Mrs. G. E. Trorey. Vancouver; Mrs. E. Winchell. Chicago; W. D. Wood. G. J. Stewart Seattle; O. J. Lansing, J. H. Tillow, W. H. Brown, St. Louis: Mrs. J. D. Hend. Miss G. Hend, Sterling. Minn.: H. O. Harrison. E. R. Maier, Los Angeles; S. Red der. San Francisco; J. 8. Vilas, Medford: A. Irving. San Francisco; Mrs. M. Blade. Seat tle: W. 8. Brooke, Medford; A. Hyman and wife. Oakland : L. C. Phlpps, Mlf Phlpps. Miss Ensey, Denver; J. W. Ross, Toronto; E. Hafer and wife, Medford; W. E. Hampton, Los Angeles; H. S. Doyle. New York: W. A. Muller and wife, San Francisco; F. E. Kelly, L. Block, San Francisco. The Oregon Robert Brown, Tacoma: Joe Danslg. Seattle; Oswold West, Salem: F. N. McAllister and wife. Eugene; Mrs. J?ercell. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Dobins. Seattle; O. M. Kellogg. Fred J. Claxton, Hoquiam; William Dietz, Seattle; Chris Schmidt and wife, As toria; A. M. Williams. McMInnville; A. Winana and family. Reuben: C. A. Ramsey, Seattle; Mrs. Ray Gilbert. Salem; C. A. Mc Cabe, Seattle; D. R. Cheney and wife, San Francisco: H. M. Crane. New York; M. L. Reid, San Francisco; Ben C. Graham. Frank Graham, Ohio; A. R. Mason, Keene; N. Skinner and wife, G. G. Barnes, W. G. Pitta. San Francisco; F. W. Settlemlre. Woodlawn; G. R. Baker and wife, Medford: J. Adrian Epplng. Hood River; Joe Williamson, La Grande; A P. Knight. Pendleton: Dr. J. E. Webb and wife. Mount Angel; E. P. Mc Cormack. Salem; J. M. Choate, SummervlH' ' G. L. Biggins. La Grande; William Poll man and family. Baker City; Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Dale, Hasslnger; D. P. Knight, Pen dleton: H. I. Wilson, S. B. Hicks. M. J. Seabrook, Seattle; Bruce Fair, Aberdeen: T. C. Smith. Salem; S. G. Hoffman. San Francisco: M. Vandermlller and wife, J. H. Sutthoff, Seattle: W. E. Hackedorf, In dependence; L. G. Bolton, Q. V. Bolton, Al bany; W. J. Furnish, JB. P. Marshall, Pen dleton. The Cornelius Barbara Relsen. Albany; Josephine Hailey, Hood River; H. W. Esson, Hood River; A. W. Gans and wife, city: J. L. Kingsbury and wife, city: E. C. Goodwin, The Dalles; Miss Rather, Alabama: Mrs. K. L. Cooper. Miss Juliet Cooper. Fairbanks; Mir. M. Lynetf, Long Beach; Dr. and Mrs. I. . M BIms, Kalama: G. F. Thompson. Seat tle; H. A. Petor. Vaidez: B. S. Huntington. The Dalles; Dr. D. W. Ward, Forest Grove; I. A. Fleher. Louisville. Ky. ; L. P. Millet. Fort Worth, Tex. ; C. Wlthlngton and wife, Seattle; J. W. Poynter, New York; C. R. Wilcox and wife. Woodland. Caf.; W. A. Patton, Miss M. Leonard. Mrs. M. Dennis. Mrs. A. Taylor. Sacramento; J. W. Shanklln, Placervllle; Wm. Mulr. Sacramento; C. S. Von Gaertner. New York: G. T. Baldwin, Klamath Falls; C. H. Brown. Milwaukee; T. C. Adams, city; W. A. Williams and wife. Misa Julah Jones. Forest Grove; Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Richardson, Coos Bay; Emily A. Bush. Helen L. Bush. Kelso; P. MeKeown. G. Hafsell. San Francisco: J. D. Walter and wife. Walla Walla; Mrs. Walter Fernold. Mif Fernoid, Miffs Grace Davis, Horace Ryder. C. O. Ramsey, Miss Francis Massee, Mum Floy Maasee. Baker City; Mrs. E. O. Scott. La Crosse, Wis.; Mrs. P. S. Davidson, Hood River: W. T. Rogers and wife. C. H. Breck and wife. Baker City: C. J. Black. La Grande; Mm. C. A. Green. Pendleton: Ms. I. Frith, San Francisco: Peter Cormaher and wife. T. N. Carmlchael and wife, Yacolt; Mrs. T. M. Anderson, Iowa: Mrs. R. E. Travis, Pittsburg; Nate Rosenthal, Hoquiam: J. W. Ethlngton. Union; Lillian Jackel, Cen tervllle; W. C. Rust, Goldendale; J. S. Fow ler. Rufus: G. H. Carpenter and wife. Fossil; Mrs. B. Cook Patton. Luella Patton, Salem: , d. H. Foster snd wife. Baker City; A. E. Johnson. San Francisco: H. Clay Levy, Cas cade lAicks; F. F. Dunbar and wife. Astoria; K. Osburn and wife. Astoria: S. H. Koier. Salem; R. Green, city; C. L. Morgan and wife. Hermiston; G. W. Sanborn and wife. Artoria; Thornton Chase, Chicago; H. E. Bacon and wife. Helen Bacon. Charles Bacon, Stacy Bacon, Herlngton, Kv. ; R. R. John snn. S. H. Oldaker, Hermiston; C. P. Somuchoen. -ITocd River. The St. Charles F. Andrews, Cascade; P. J. Walsh, city; F. Dickson. Antetope; F. J. Hager and wife, Woodland; M. J. Lehm, Carson; William Jennings. Glendale; R. W. Watson, Seaside; J. H. Graham. Cathla mett; G. R. Stayton. Salem: F. Neal. Los Angeles: F. Howell. H H. Peck. Corvallls; J. D. Hadley. F. I. Freellng.- Palmer: M. D. Williams, Spokane; Mrs. J. Going, Mr. C. Going. Salem: W. H. CIlfTord and child, Salem; K. J. Dugman. Kalama; George A. Going and wife and daughter. Mrs. rred Henderson and daughter. Woodland: W. C. Adams and family. Hood River: A. A. Beddan. Corvallls; Chas. Addison, Newberg; J. W. Shanklln, Placervllle; James Howe, Dallas; Chas. A. Gaby, M. V. Edmonds, Kelso; Geo. Kuch and wife, Shelburn: H. A. St. Earle. Corbln; W. L. Pate. Shedds; C. R. Schiller. Albany; G. C. Beavers and wife, St. Helens: EUa Arnold. Salem; Mrs. Ella Moore. The Dalles; C. E. King, Sea side; Mrs. M. Jurlch. Miss K. Jurlcli. As toria; Miss Bertha Lewlson. Qulncy; Mrs. M. Carlson. Hammond: I. B. Wilson. San Francisco: Goo. Rockey and wife. Rainier, J. H. Fletcher and boy, city; F. E. Lines, Albany; Miss L. Foley, Lebanon; J. L. Harris and wife. Forest Grove: Neal Wolf and wife. Rldgefleld: L. J. Ryan, Snowdcn; F. A. Hutchison, Scappoosc; Michael Bnich er, Stayton; T. Farnell, Troutdale; N. H. McKay. Sauvles Island: Edgar Hannan. Buxton; E. Malo. Roy Malo, Gervals; Mrs. James Mlltenberger. Miss M. Gilbert. HUls bor; B. B. Hayes. Kelso; C. W Hamilton, Salem; P. L. Marble and wife. Waahougal; Miss V. Ciscls, Dallas; Walter Spreadbor ough and wife. Kalama; Geo. B. Rowan. Castle Rock: O. Poynter. city; C. J. Moore. Mount Pleasant; Mrs. Hassell. Hoquaim; I. Neuln, Cape Horn; M. Borham, Dallas; O. D. Press, Kalama; A. Mikkelaon, Sandy; Elsie Low. Bull Run. The Letnox. A. P. Curaw and family, Bowman; A. F. Buxton. Forest Grove; 11. N. Starr. Grants Pass; Mrs. Birder Smith. .1. W. Lawton, Medford; U. D. Kelty. McCoy; Edward Schroder, Roy JoIIer, Muscatine; R. B. Hadley and wife. Washburg; R. E. Pad- E. Paddock and wife. Walla Walla; Fred Anderson and sister. Condon; H. H. Palmer and wife, Portland; Mrs. J. Nc-tley, Miss Notley, Santa Cms; Mrs. Ella Atron. Santa Crur; J. M. Choa-te. Summervllle; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beel. Eugene; William Rohlnson and wife, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. James. Salem; Charles Temperley. New York; Mrs. Charles Temperley. Miss Stella Temperley, Miss Mary Temperley, New York; F. Roses. Kelso; S. Marteld and wife, Seattle; e. C. Swartz. Colllna Springs; J. W. Morton. Sa lem; Frank Haynes. Salem; A. S. Blowers. Aubrey Blowers, Hood River; Mrs. Frank Nichols, Walla Walla; Mrs. G. A. Hobbs, Amity; Mrs. A. M. McClaln. Kittla Falls; Mrs. J. (i. Dresjper. 1009: P. C. Holland, city; W. C. Strong. Memphis; James Joise, city. Every motlicr feel great dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming AMUSEMENT. SEE THE "Idyl o! Folly" Auspices Knights of Columbus. Beilig, Eve. June 8 Prices S1.00, 75c, 50c. BAKER THEATERpl,onAMs?,6,a Geo. I. Baker, General Manager. Great Rose Festival Attraction lEVERT NIGHT MATINTSE SATURDAY "THE HALFBREED" Story of Indian Territory Bi Scenic Play Record Seven Weeks Los Angeles Evening Prices 25c, 35c, 50c; Matinee 15c 25c Peata Always on Sale Next Week "Lovers Lane' LYRIC THEATER Both Phones: Main 4083; Home E 102a Week Commencing Monday, June 1. the Slunkall-Atwood Company Opens In the Australian Play "THE BUSHRANGER" Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Prlues 10c and 20c. Every evening: at 8:15. Prices lOc. 20c and 30c. Boxes 50c. Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. THE STAR Musical Comedy Week o June t. 1908. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. BATXHNti NEISON Will ax?ear each and every performance during the entire week and flrht three rounds with his sparring; partner. In con Junction with The AmiMtrona; Musical Com- Kny, presenting 'A Trip to Coney Island"; vers and Rochester, Australian Vocal Art ists. Time and prices remain the same. MARQUAM GRAND Pantages Advanced Vaudeville Attractions, TONIGHT AND AIX THIS WEEK The Gotham Comedy Four Quartet; Craw ford Bros.; Del-A-Phone; Yialto Duo: Bert Lennon; Jean Wilson; The Pantages Orchestra; The Blograph. presenting "The Gentleman Burglar." THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY POPULAR PRICES Curtain at 2:30. 7:30 and 9 P. M. The Grand Vaudeville de Luxe Entire Week of June 1. IB08. FAMOUS 13 PEKIN ZOUAVES'. In lightning drills and marches; the ONLY GEORGE WILSON. '-The Original Minstrel King": AMERICAN NEWSBOYS FOUR, in recol lection of boyhood days; F. IT. MONTRESSA. That I. A. T." S. E. Dean "ON TIME OS" COURSE." With the latest thing in Ani mated Pictures. 10 A. M. to Wi 12 P. M. The happiest spot In Portland is 15 minutes from First and Alder Streets. AT 8 O'CLOCK TODAY. Ilerr Und and Orchestra of White and Gold in Grand Symphony Concerts. AT 8:30 TONIGHT. Allen Curtis and Company of 25 Musical Comedy Rtars In Musical Extravaganza, "Jakey, Mikey and I key" Free Seats. Best Ever. Hi-KJ and Zululaud, Baby Incubator. Intnc Jng, "The Tickler." Scenic Mill. Rink, Klec rrfc Theater. Biggeet nake show, Bowling, Billiards, Japanese Roly-Poly, "Hhe," .Elec tric Baseball, Doublevltiding Chutes, Famous Roller Coaster and Centodeon A Wonder land of Novelties In Itself. CARS FIRST AND ALDE& aseball RECREATION PARK Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts. LOS ANGELES - vs. PORTLAND June 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Games begin weekdays 3:30 P. IT.; Sunday, 2 :30 P. M. Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand stand, 60c; Boxes, 25c extra. Chil dren: Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c. LADIE3 DAY FRIDAY Boys under 12 free to Bleachers Wednesday. WHERE TO DINE Austro-Hungarian Restaurant t7 Taylor, bstween 2d and 3d. Best plaee In town to eat at a normal price. Try m today. VegetarianCafe K-JSi Wn".r 25c. Meals served a la cart A. M. to P. M. AUCTION BALKS TODAY. At private residence, 841 11th St., eorner Market. Furniture, etc. Bale at 10 o'clock. Baker & Son. Auctioneers. Tha Portland Auction Co.. 208 Morrison at., 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Gent's furnishings, clothing and shoe. At Wilson's rooms. 173-IT5 2d. corner Yamhill, a 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, Auc tioneer. MEKTING NOTICES. WASHINGTON I.ODGE, NO. 48. A. F. AND A. M. Stated com munication this (Wednesday) evening. 8 o'clock. East 8th and Burnside sts. M. M. degree. Vis itors welcome. Order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND. Secretary. MULTNOMAH CAMP, NO. 77. W. O. W. All member, are re quested to assemble for parade Saturday, June 6. at 1:30 P. M., on 10th and Morrison. Wverv member earnestly requested t be present. G. C. LAURENCE. C. C. A. M. WOODWORTH, Clerk. PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 8. R. A. M. Special convocation will be held this (Wednesday) evening, June , in Masonic Temple, at 8 o'clock. P. M. and M. D. M. degrees. Visitors wel come. A. M. KNAPP, Secretary. 8AMARITAN IX)IGE. NO. 2.. I. O. O. V. Regular meeting this (Wednesday) evening, at 8 o'clock. Initiation. Visitors welcome. U. OSVOLJD, See. HAWTHORNS) TODGB. NO 111. A. F. ANX A. M. Stated com munication this (Wednesday) even ng. at 8 o'clock. West Park and r&mhlll sts. Visiting brethren wel rome. C. E. MIJUL.ER, Sec DIED. - 6UTTON In this city, June 2. at the fam llv residence, 1239 East Taylor -street, Mrs. Lucretla M. Button, aged 87 years. Funeral announcement later. HIGGINS At SOS Broadway wtreet. J-nne 8, W. L. Hlgglns, aged; 86 years 2, months. Funeral notice later. ITNEBAX NOTICES. BATJM June 1. at the residence of her mother, 360 Thirteenth street. Rose, be loved daughter of Mrs. M. Baum. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the fu neral services, which will be held at the above residence at 2 P. M. today (Wed nesday). ANDRTTSCHiCE June 2, C. R. Andrltachke, in his 76th year. Funeral from Dunning, McEntee & Gilbaugh's. 7th and Ankeay sts.. Thursday June 4. at 1:80 P. M-. thence to Crematorium. Frlenda Invited. EDWARD HO I.MAN CO., Funeral Direct or. 220 3d t- Lady assistant. Fbona M. 607. t. P. FTNXET BON. funeral Directors, Third and Madison. Phono Mala A IMS. Donning. McEntee Glibanch. Funeral Di rectors. 7th St Pine. Phono 41. S0. Lady oast. EELCER-BYRNE8 CO.. hMnl Ptroot. an. tit BuaaeU. East 1088. Lady assistant. F. 8. PUNNING. Undertaker. 414 Saal Alder. IswLr aasisiaat. rhons Emit M, y m r.-H ti I. AMUSEMENT. Seats Now Selling 10 A. M. 9 P. M. Sherman, Clay & Co. Opposite Postoffice. New York Symphony Orchestra and Soloists ARMORY TONIGHT 8:15 Symphony Night. Thursday Afternoon, 2 :30, and Thursday Evening, June 4, 8:15, Wagner Night. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT : MME. Will sing Thursday Evening. No advance in prices $2.50, ?2, $1.50, $1. Direction Lois Steers-Wynn Coman. Main 6C45 Phones A 1145 Trie Biggest and Best Show in Town P A I N'S N E W (i O R GB O u s FIRE XV O RKS SPECTACLE TONIGHT MULTNOMAH ATHLETIC FIELD 20b and Mash. Sts. VESUVIUS Carnival of Naples ACRES OF REALISTIC SCENERY 25 IERFOR3IERS OUTDOOR STAGE WUOI.EfciBCUl OF ACROBATS, CLOWNS A1I SPE CIALTIES TERRIFIC EARTH QUAKES AND FIERY DESTRUC TION OF BEAUTIFUL CITY EACH P E II F O R M ANCE PJtllU'Q CONCLUDING WITH I Alii 0 $1500 FIREWORKS Popular Prices 26c, 60c, 75c and $1. Enormous Grandstand; seats for 60J0 Advance Sale Now Open At N. E. Cor. 6tk and Alder Sts. NEW TODAY. AbstractsD! Abstract Bulla d k. M. S60. - A 4223 Grand Central Station Time Card gOCXBLEKH PACUTIC. Lesvins; Portland Boseburg IasBnser ...., Cottage Grovs Passcngsr .... California Express Ean Francisco Express West tilde Corvallls Passenger Eherldan passenger Forest Grove pabyenajer ...... Forest Grove Faasanger ., Arriving Portland Oregon Express Cottage Grove Passenger. Hoseburg passenger ......... Portland Express ..... West Side Corvallls Passenger Eberidan Passenger ......... Forest Grove Passenger. ..... Forest Grove Passenger. . . . . . 8:15 a. m. I 4:15 p m. I 7:45 p.m. 1:80 s. as. I 7:00 a-ra. 1 4:10 a.m. 11:00 a. m. o :40 p. m. 7:18 a. m. ll:XO a.m. I 6 :80 p. m. iu:ia p.m. 8:85 p. m. 10:30 a, m. 8:00 a. m. 3 :50 p. m. KOKTILEBJt PACIFIC. Leaving Portland ! Tacoma and Seattle Express....! 0:80 s tn. North Coast & Chicago Limited.. 2:00 p. m. Overland Express 111:45 p. m. Arriving: Portland I Korth Coast Limited. Portland Express Overland Express ... 7:00 a m. 4:15 p.m. 8:85 p.m. PRECOX RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO. DAMROSCH A Leaving; Portland j Pendleton passenger 7:15a.m. Cbicago-Portland Special 8:30 a. m. Spokane Flyer 8:15 p.m. Kansas City & Chicago Express. 8:00 p.m. Arriving Portlands Epokane Flyer 8:00 a.m. CbL, Kan. City & Portland Ex. . 9:45 a.m. Chicago-Portland Special ...... 8:50p.m. Pendleton Passenger 8:13 p. m. ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIVER. Leaving Portland Astoria Seaside Express..... Astoria & Seaside Express..... Arriving Portland Astoria sc Portland Passenger. Portland Express 8:00 a. m. 8:00 p. m. 12:15 p. m. 10:00 p. m. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland I C P. ft. Short Line. via. Spokane I 8:15 p.m. Seattle - 111:45 p. m. Arriving Portland; I C. P. R. Short Line, via, Spokane I 8:00 a. m. Via Seattle ( 7:00 a. m. Jefferson-Street Station. SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leavtns; FortutaoV Dallas Passenger ..... Dallas Passenger Arriving Portland Dallas passenger ..... Dallas Passenger . . . 7:40 a. i 4:14 p. i 10:15 a. i 6:60 p. i OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Arriving Portland Wllsonville Local Salem and intermediate Wllsonville Local 7:05 8:15 Local. 10:30 11:20 Salem and intermediate Express. Salem and Intermediate Local. . ,( Wllsonville Local Salem and Intermediate Express. Salem and Intermediate Local.. Balem and Intermediate Express. Leafing Portland Salem and Intermediate Local... Wllsonville Local Salem and Intermediate Express. Salem and Intermediate Local. . . Wllsonville Local Salexn and Intermediate Express. Salem and Intermediate Local... Wllsonville Local Salem and Intermediate Express. 1:20 2:15 4:00 5:40 8:16 8:25 T:35 8:85 11:10 12:05 2:05 3:30 4:23 :05 NEW TODAY. FOR THE Homeseeker FOR THE nvestor FOR THE Orchardist 12,500 ACRES IN THE FAMOUS UMPQUA VALLEY THE ITALY OF AMERICA About 200 miles south of Portland, on the main line of the Southern Pa cific E. R., TRACTS from a town lot up to any number acres. Price, from $10.00 to $100.00 per acre. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance on time to suit purchaser, with 6 per cent interest. No other locality in the state is so little susceptible to frost. The land is located in the locality that markets the first strawberries and vegetables in Oregon. Two railroad stations on the tract. Corn and peaches raised on this tract given first premium at State Fair at Salem. Apples,- Cherries, English Walnuts and Pears grow to perfection. Ideal for melons and small fruits. Paradise for all kinds of livestock. Especially adapted to diversified farming. Purchasers .can have tracts set out to fruit and taken care of at actual cost until bearing. Buy direct from owner, r. B. WAITE, Roseburg, Oregon. Or Room 336, Chamber of Commerce Building, Portland, Oregon. ONLY TWO -THIRDS ACTUAL VALUE Right ou the Willamette; all cleared and in cultiva tion. Xo waste land. Excel lent for fruit, dairy, grain or stock. Near projected electric road. $30 per acre; terms. THE JACOBS-STINE CO. Co-operative Farm Lands Department 148 Fifth Street Spanton's Specials "10Cn iNew. four-room cottaRe; lot OlUJU 50x143: situated on carlinr. IS minutes out; small cash payment, $10 per month. OOnO New bungalow, near Alberta OlUU rarllne; lot 50x100: house 26x43; modern and well-built; worth fciSOO; terms, snnnn We have a splendid buy in a 8-room dwelling; on lot 60x100; 15 m. on W. W. carline; lots of roses. Terms. (ninn New six-room cottage at cost; OZt-UU on Alberta carline: lot 50x100; a splendid home; good locality. Terms. OylDfl 1)116 to tnis lot being only SO xoO, will sacrifice tills $3000 cot tage; It's a perfect beauty; near Haw thorn av. car. Terms, f onnfl Corner, in the Sunnyside sec W4.3UU tion; nice, well-built cottage. Terms. Mqrn Two-story, 8-room dwelling, on w0oU a corner lot; new; furnace, bath, toilet, cement basement; finished mission; near car; 15 m. ride; see this. Terms. QCnfl Two - story, 6 - room modern OOOUU dwelling: near Union ave. car; lot 60x100; good appearing and well-built dwelling. Terms. THE SPANTON COMPANY Main 2S2S. 270 Stark St. Are You Bald? Does your HAIR fail out? Have you DANDRUFF or ITCHING SCALP? PEAK'S HAIR GROWER will start your HAIR to GROW in one week or stop your HAIR from FALLING- OUT. and Is the flrst preparation in the WORLD that ever did this. A 50-cent trial size will convince the most SKEPTICAL. Dr. S. A. Townsend has the exclusive sale in PORTLAND and is located permanently at 617 DEKUM BLDG. Call and see him today. Ex amination and advice free. Address mall orders and inquiries to Peak Mfg. Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. Phone A 3329. Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates Real Estate, Insurance A. H. BIRRELL IM McKay Bid., Sd StrJu GIVK MJfi A CAXX. BBAUTIl?ULi modern homo, large grounds, abundance of roses, ornamental and fruit trees, garden, email fruits-, and poultry yard, electric light, porcelain bath. Bull Run water; fine new school two blocks, on carline, 18 minutes' run; cement walks; prlc $T500, terms on part. Apply to owner, 8t Goodnough bldg. Mortgage Loans Lowest rates of interest. I.OITIS SALOMOV, 233 Stark street, near Second. 340 Acres NEW TODAY, CHEAP HOMES 3 Acres 8-room house, barn and chicken house: 2V4 acres in cultivation; small fruit and fruit trees; potatoes and vege tables. Price J1560. Easy terms. 12V2 Acres 5 acres in cultivation, balance easy cleared; s'l-room house and outbuild ings; small orchard and all kinds of small fruit and vegetables. Fine soil. Price J.'SOO; j cash, balance to suit. 17V2 Acres 14 acres in cultivation, balance brush; 2 acres in strawberries, 2 acres iu log;sn berries. 75 young fruit trees, 7 -room house, barn and largo chicken house; fine soil. Lays on Clackamas River and good county road: 2 miles from electric line. Price tilOO. Easy terms. 22 Acres 20 acres in cultivation, with good house and barn, an electric carline, 11 miles from Portland. Price $5000. Easy terms. 31 Acres 15 acres in cultivation, balance oak timber, 4 acres in hops: small bouse, barn and outbuildings; 15u chickens. 2 cows; pood soil and lays levi'l. Price $3"00; $100U cash, balance to suit. 46V2 Acres 32 acres in cultivation: orchard and old house. l.and lays level and good soil. Price $2tiU0 cash. Jordan & Garbade 232Yj WaxhlDRton St. TREET AYe have a lot 50x100 on Washing ton street, well located, that is a first class investment. Now is the time, to buy. CADY & SEIPLE, 322 Mohawk Bldg. COOK 6 TRIM Real estate, timber lands, general brokerage business. Phone A 2184. Boom 511. Corbett Euildine. BKAL KSTATB DEAUIBS. Andrew F. V. Co. M. 8349. S3 Hamiltos bL Bsker. Ajfred A.. 216 Ablnitoo bids. Chapln A Heriow, 832 Chamber of Commerce. Couipton, f. V. Pac. & AIMS. 1M Ablnctoa bL Cook, B. 8- & Co., 607-8 Corbett bldg. Croosley Co., 708-W Corbett blcg. H. iSii. Goddsrd. H. W.. Msla sod A 1743. 110 d - Hotcbkiu. C. R. A Co.. If. 1063. 803 C. of C Jennings A Co., Mala 188. 20 Oretvnlaa. Klnn.r Stampher, 631-332 Lbr. Ex. M. M&S. Xe, M. B.. room ll Corbett bulldlns. Kail A Voa Borate! 10 2d it.. 3G2 E. Bursslda. O'Donaell. J. F., M. 4861 A A2S61. 230 Stark. Palmer. H. P., 213 Commercial Club told-.. M fculMt, A 2153. Parrljh. Watklua A Co.. 250 Alder at. Porter A French. 607 Commercial bids. Reed. Fields A Tynan. If. TOO. AS851. 102 Tfi. .chalk. Geo. D.. 264 Stark St. Main S92,A592. Sharkey. J. P. A Co.. 122 Slxta at. Bwcnaaos. A. F- A Co., Uttl Vr'ashlnrton sc. The Oregon Rral Estate Co., SaVs Third at. lUolladajr Addition.) Veteraa Lnd Co., 822 Chamber of Commeroe. Waddell. W. O.. 809 Lumber Ehangs bid-. TVhite, B. F., 22714 Washington at. Woodburn Oregon Immigration Bureau. Zimmerman, 821 Corbett bldg. Main 1678. t on SA1.B HEAT. KSTATE. WANT A HOMK? A lovely Mil' irmdern heme. 3 flreplacea, turnace. everything that makes a com plete home will be found h.re: will bpH on easy terms or trade for farm; triark County. Washington preferred. Par price and terms, ace. ZIMMERMAN, 621 Corbett Bldg. ' MONTHLY PATMF.NT8. Very neat cottage in Creet'in. good aur roundlngs, 6 room, nearly new and mod ern throughout; beautiful lot; l good references given will Bell with very small cash payment. Price fill A Western Oregon Trust Co.. 14 Chamber of Com merce. Main 937. GOOD house, barn, lot 80x135, high, dry, gently aloplng; grass, shade, roses, mag nificent treea loaded with chrriea, applea. splendid neighborhood; Improved atreeta, eleutrlc-llghted; near carline, schools, good stores; SiJuOu; terms. Owner, 205 Mlsner at., Montavilla. Tabor 271. . WISE UP. What you pay the rent ntan, added to what you pay on that lot. will buy a home In a few years. cjee Butterworth, "the Bungalow Man." 317 Abington bldg. Main 6.2U. AKT1STIC HOMHS. We build 'em; nifty onea; don't cost much: installments; let's talk It over with Butterworth, the Bungalow Man, 817 Ab ington bldg. Main baa). NICE 6-room cottage; modem In every way; tinted wails, lawn and roneu; Improved wreet. cement walk; a barguln at $2400. . down. a:ance to ault. Lonklln Bios., S(i2 Rothcblld bldg FOR SALE Nice 4-room cottage. with basement, lot SOglOO. good stable. 12 bearing fruit trees, apples, cherries, pears, plums and prunes; price $115"; terms cash. 518 Indiana St.. Woodlawn. HOUSES for sale in U parts of the city; Acreage close In. and farms in Oregon and Washington. Phone Main 4486. Kinney A Btampher, 831-32 Lumber Exchange bldg. FOR SALB By owner al a aacrlfl-e. 2 bun- galowa In Creston, 2 In Flrland, SUloO, $2400; terms: Mount Soott car to Millard ave. fhester A. Shepjard. THIS WEEK Sl'ECIAI. BARGAIN LOT3. TAKE ALBERT A -ST. CAR. JOHN B. MATTHEWS. OFFICE 27TH AND ALBERTA. FOR SALE -room house, wired, plastered, bath, full lot. high and sightly: Sisoo; half rash; on W.-W. carline. O 975. Ore gonlan. ABSTRACTS EXAMINED BY EXPERT REAL. ESTATE ATT'T. D. A. TUFTS. 803H WASHINGTON ST. FINB home, block of ground, choice shrub bery, for eale, or would exchange for farm near Portland. M. E. Lee, room 411 Cor bett bldg. BY owner. 5-room cottage. Sunnyside. newly papered and painted, modern; two blocks fioin carline; reasonable terms. C 993, Oregonian. CHOICE lot for dwelling or flats, close in, fine view, without a climb; $1750 will handle. Western Oregon Trust Co.. 34 Chamber of Commeice. Main 937. OWNER must cell modern 6-room bungalow at once; fine buy at less than cost; only f300 down, balance same as rent. R 991, Oregonian. FULL LOT. B. 10th. near E. Burnside; nice residence district. J23t0. Culver, B23 Cham ber of Commerce. BEAUTIFUL new 8-room colonial house, corner, $4rton, easy monthly paymeuts. Owner, phone Woodlawn 1719. TWO vacant lots 60x100. located at North ern Hill Station; take St. John car. Helen Hallal, 410 Everett. 4 ACRES, 8 miles from 3d and Washing, ton, near Council Crest; 81600. 811 Wor cester bldg. WASHINGTON
