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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1908. 11 MALARKEY SEEKS TO IMPEACH AGEE Counsel for Defense in Booth Case Endeavors to Dis credit Testimony. WITNESS TAKEN TO TASK Judge WolverUm Rebukes Him foi Needlessly Delaying Trial by Hes itation and Evasive An swers Wife to TestlXy. Counsel for the defense in the Booth Singleton conspiracy case yesterday laid the foundation on which they expect to Impeach the Government's principal wit ness, I. Thomas Agee. Dan J. Malarkey, in his cross-examination of Agee, gained the admission that Agee when confronted last Monday by Miss Myrtle Fitxwater, former clerk lh the Roseburg Land Of fice, told T. B. Neuhausen that he did not recognise her. The following afternoon at another meeting between Agee and Miss Fltzwater, the witness said he rec ognized the woman as the clerk before whom he made final proof prior to deed ing the land to the Bnoth-Kelly Lumber Company. Mr. Malarkey sought further to discredit the testimony of the witness by bringing out that Agee had made a number of entries, pertinent to the case. In a memorandum book In addition to those he had testified about on direct ex amination. The examination of Agee was practical ly completed yesterday, although United States Attorney McCourt reserved the privilege of recalling the witness when court convenes this morning. Mrs. Agee reached Portland last night from her home at Mapleton and will be a witness for the Government in assisting to ac count for the authorship of certain letters and signatures that have been submitted In evidence In the case. Court will ad journ over Bunday at noon today. Tries Patience of Court. Repeated prodding of Agee by Judge Wolverton failed materially to expedite the examination of the witness, who an swered the most simple question only after considerable hesitation, severely trying the patience of both counsel and the court. Judge Wolverton found it necessary repeatedly to rebuke the wit ness for his dilatory replies to questions. "You must answer questions with greater dispatch," said the court. "By your hesitation you are taking up a great deal of the time of the court. You can and must answer more rapidly." But even this admonition did not Improve - matters much and the examination of the witness continued at a Bnail-like pace all day. Agee proved an unusual witness, dis closing a memory or rather a lack of memory which perplexed those that heard him as much as oxaluria has excited the medical profession In Portland. He tes tified with reasonable accuracy and posl ttveness regarding events that happened from 13 to 15 years ago, while he professed no knowledge, of Incidents occurring be tween 1897 and 1303, the period during which the negotiations were conducted by which, he effected the exchange of his land within the forest reserve for the lieu land which he afterwards sold to the lumber company. - Letters Submitted to Jury. Counsel for defense produced several letters alleged to have passed between Agee and J. H. Shupe, now deceased. who served as his attorney in arranging for the exchange of the two tracts of land. Agee denied that he had written or signed or had caused to be written any of the letters produced by the de fense and relating to the transaction. He admitted that he never wrote any letters himself and that all of his correspondence was conducted by his wife, but he refused to Identify any of the communications as being the handwriting of Mrs. Agee. ' He did not remember ever having author ized or directed anybody to write the let ters that had been offered, although he did remember having talked with Shupe personally regarding the subject matter of the letters. At the opening of the afternoon session. Judge Wolverton denied the request of Mr. Malarkey to withdraw Agee from the witness stand in order to call Miss Minnie Shupe. daughter of the deceased lawyer, to prove the authenticity of the docu ments so that the witness could be fur ther cross-examined concerning the cor respondence. The court held that the witness had been examined sufficiently regarding the correspondence and that the request of connsel, If granted, could not expedite the examination. Contending that Mrs. Agee. judging from the admissions of Agee himself, had written the Agee-Shupe letters, Mr. Ma larkey secured the Introduction, over the objection of Mr. Becker, of all the letters that the Jury might .compare the hand writing with the signature of Mrs. Agee In the deed transferring the property and which was admitted by the Government to be Mrs. Agee's true signature. The signatures In the deed and the letters were quite similar. NO REPORT TILIXEXT WEEK Receiver of Title Guarantee & Trust Company Delayed. Impatient creditors of the defunct Title Guarantee & Trust Company will be obliged to wait probably another week before they can learn anything definite as to the condition of the bank's affaire and the amount of the initial div idend. Receiver R. S. Howard. Jr., had ex pected to complete bis report to Judge Wolverton so that It could be filed in the United States Court not later, than to day. Receiver Howard said yesterday that It would be Impossible for him to complete the report and submit it to the court before some time next week. A great amount of clerical work has been found to be necessary properly to present the actual condition of the bank's affairs to the' Federal Court. Until this has been done no dividend can be declared. Realizing the intense Interest of several hundred depositors In the forthcoming distribution of funds. Received Howard is proceeding with all reasonable haste to complete the report. A number of minor orders wer made by United States Judge Wolverton yes terday authorizing the sale by the re ceiver of considerable furniture and other fixtures Included In the personal property belonging to the bank. SPIRIT AWAY CHIEF WITNESS Evans Tells of Incident in Baker City Trial. Walter H. Evans. Assistant United States Attorney, returned yesterday from Baker City, where as representa tive of the Government he attended the preliminary examination of R. R. Iuffy and Ida Chase before the United State Commissioner. The couple had been, arrested on the request of the Federal authorities of Idaho on the charge of conducting a notorious re sort . near Payette and selling liquor at retail without procuring a Govern ment license. After the examination Duffy was discharged, but the woman was held to the grand jury under $1000 bonds. It Is probable that more serious charges will arise out of the facts sur rounding this case, according to Mr. Evans. It is alleged that on the night before the preliminary examination friends of the defendants invited one of the Government's principal wit nesses to "go out for a time." The young fellow was given a few drinks and then taken for an automobile ride. He was taken about 35 miles out in the country and, as he stepped out of the machine on the suggestion of his companions, the chauffeur started on the return trip, leaving the witness for the prosecution at 3 o'clock in the morning about 35 miles from Baker City, where he had been summoned to testify 'the same day. The witness walked all the way back to Baker City, reaching that place at 12 o'clock noon. He related his ex perience to the Assistant District At torney, who has instituted an Investi gation that may give the Incident a more serious aspect than the principal performers Imagined. DIAMOND CASE UP AUGUST S Clutes "Will Fight Extradition lor Trial in Canada. On application of Robert S. Bacon, member of the British Columbia De tective 'Service. United States Commis sioner Cannon yesterday Issued a war rant for the arrest and appearance be fore him of Myra Gleason, alias Lillian Clute, and her husband, Arthur Clute, who are wanted by the Canadian au thorities for diamond stealing. They were arraigned before Commissioner Cannon and resisting extradition pro ceedings without a hearing. August 3 was set for an Investigation of the case. This was necessary In order to give the witnesses in the case, many of whom reside at Vancouver, B. C, time to reach Portland. The bail of the ac cused was fixed at 32000 each, and the prisoners expect to furnleh the neces sary surety. The warrant Issued by Commissioner Cannon charged the defendants with the larceny of diamonds of the value of 11000 from Jacob Fleishman, of Vancouver, B. C. The alleged theft included the following articles: One diamond star, one diamond pendant and one diamond and pearl pin. PASS TIME BY SINGING HYMXS Jurors in Conspiracy Case While Away Tedious Hours. Members of the jury in the Booth-Singleton conspiracy case are making the best of a tedious and patlence-trylng in vestlgatlon that already has become monotonous alike to the jurors and to the large number of Interested spectators attending the proceedings. Among the 12 jurors are a number of good singers and much of the time between sessions of the court Is spent singing various hymns familiar to churchgoers. After listening for five hours each day to the unsuccessful attempt of counsel for the defense to have the Government's witness identify Important documents that have been offered In the case, the Jurors are glad of an opportunity for relaxation of any kind. "Nearer, My God, to Thee" and "Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight" were two of the selections rendered during the noon recess yesterday. These sacred hymns were sung in a manner that dis counted the vocal efforts of the aver age church choir of equal membership. MRS. STEVENSON IS ILL Condition of Widow of Novelist Said to Be Serious. . SAN FRANCISCO, July 24. It is re ported that the condition of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson, who Is 111 at her home near Gilroy, Is regarded as serious by the attending physician. Mrs. Steven son was recently Injured In an auto mobile accident in Mexico and has not been well since her return to this state. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Building Permits. VICTOR CARLSON To erect two-story frame on East Twentieth, between East Mor rison and Belmont; $3000. M'KAY BROS. To erect three-story brick on Russell, between Mississippi and Delay $1860. W. L. GREENE To erect two-story frame at Dekum and East Seventh; 33000. H.- O. LANE! To erect one-story frame on Mariana, between Bech and Falling-; SlfiOO. O. v. HENDERSON To erect one-story frame, on Colfax, between Haig-ht and Van couver; $1750. J. C. THOMAS To erect one-etory frame on Borthwlck, between Blandena and Hum boldt; S1000. Articles of Incorporation. RUTH TRUST COMPANY Incorporators, H. Wittenberg. A. C. Emmons and O. W. Taylor; capitalization, 3200,000. Births. MOON EY At SS East Llncola, July IS, to the wife of George Uooney, a son. GOULD At 14 Eby, July Id, to the wit of Edward! Gould, a son. DELANO At North Montavtlla, July 12, to the wife of Truman Delano, a eon. OBDENHALDEN At 1866 East Twenty- fifth, July 22, to the wife of A. Abdenhalden, a son. NEW KIRK At 490 Burneide, July IS, to the wife of J. B. Newklrk, a daughter. BARNETT At Rose City Sanitarium, July IS, to the wife of D. C. Barnett, a son. VELTEN At 333 Sherman, July 15, to the wife of Peter Velten, a son. FULL At Rose City Sanitarium, July IS, to the wife of O. E. Full, a son. DAVID At Rose City Sanitarium, July 10, to the wife of J. M. David, a son. KRAN1E At Rose City Sanitarium, July 10. to the wife of John Kranle, a daughter. KEAD6 At Rose City Sanitarium, July 14, to the wife of H. L Keada, a son. BLACK At Rose City Sanitarium, July 19, to th wife of H. V. Black, a son. LA BY At Rose City Sanitarium, July 10, to the wife of George Laby, a son. BERG3TRAND At Rose City Sanitarium. July 12. to the wife of O. C. Berg-strand, a daughter. HEN NELLY At Rose City Sanitarium, July fk, to the wife of T. A. Hennelly, a eon. STRADTER At East Forty-fourth. July 13, to the wife of E. O. Stradter, a son. ELLIOTT At Elbin Harrison, July 13, to the wife of L. K. ixuoit. a son. CHANDLER At 415B Rodney, July 11, to the wife of E. "VV. Oiandler, a son. SCHMELLE At 21 Columbia Slough, July 18. to the wifs of F. B. Schmelle. a son.. HALLOCK At S14 Spencer. July 28, to the wife of M. S. Hallock, a daughter. HURLEY At 4886 Wygant. July 80, to the wife of W. H. Hurley, a daughter. VAN KLEEK At 870 North Twenty-fifth. July 21. to the wife of L. V. VanKleek, a son. JANSEN At 103 East Sumner, July 12, to the wife of Hans M. Janaen. a son. M'OUIRE At SOS Hood, July IS. to the wife of Michael McGulre, a daughter. Deaths. M'GRAW At 1088 East Twenty-third, July 22. J. P. McGraw, native of Oregon, aged 22. BENNETT At St. Vincent's Hospital, July 20. Stella M. Bennett, native of Oregon, aged 16. CALM ELS At 651 Seventh. July 21, An- gusta calmele, native ol lanaoa, agea &z. Marriagw Ureases. DIM MITT-PETERS Beniah Dlramltt. over 21. McGregor. la.; Alice Gilchrist Peters, over IP. city. ODBERG-OSTROM Bernhard G. E. Od berg. 27. city; Marie Ero.lla Ostrom, 25. cltv WTNN-ESCHELBACHER Eugene T. Wynn, over 21. city; . Carrie Eachelbacher. over 18. city. PLATTo-LATERTT C. H. Platte. Tfl. Hubb&rd: Etta Laverty, 22, city. DuiLCK-oniiiij i.. xu. uuuer, za, city; Grace Brlgffs. 18. city. Wedding- and visiting: earde. W. a. Smith. st Co.. Washington bide, 4th and Wash. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS P. Allison and wife to Addle Hance, lot 3. block F," Portsmouth Villa Extended f TOO M. Hodaon and wife to Mania Senosky.. lots 7 and 8. block 116, East Portland 1 R. L. Stevens. Sheriff, to John C snmocK ei a... iota i ana a, block ' 116, East Portland , 8.000 Morris Senosky et al. to Edgrar B. -iper ei ai , iocs ? ana B. D-lock 118, East Portland ll.OOO S. C. Priestly to Mary C. Seaborg, iota x ana , oiock i&, Foxcham Add 670 William E. Atkinson and wife to Maud, A. Tatro, lota 13 and 126, Arleta Park 10 Charles DeLeahmutt and wife to A. tt. ocney, lot in, oiock 6, Tremont Park 1 C. L. Rotermund to- G. Glens, lot 8, - block 84, Woodstock 1,700 Frank Warren and wife to John Shearer et al., lot 6. block 6, Cen- tral Albtna Add Af0 William Kiimard to Bessie E. Stone. 83 l-a Dy iw reet otr weat side of lot 8, block IT, Smith's Subdivision and Addition 1 J. H. Mlddleton and wife to John B. xeon. aoutn or lot 16 ana ail of lots IT and 18. Brookdale 11 fiflo Joseph Campbell and wife to ID. W. Keaer, iot ii, mock li, Richmond Add-. 400 Springfield Fire A. Marine Insurance company to Lucy Sloan Dickson, lots i. 10 and 11, block 66, Univer sity park ..- i noo B. M, Lombard and wife to Mrs. Marie Thompson, north 00 feet of lot 1 and S. block IT. John Irvintr'B First Add l.SM Security Savings Trust Co. to T. IB. Hyxie Park lO B. P. Geary and wife to Sarah Har ris, lot 9, block 8, Klnrs Second Add. A AAA jrnu name ana wire to win ism M. named, lot v, block a. King's Sec ond-Add. a boo Anton ttrazaa arm wire to J. J. Han- loy, lot , block 19, Elbert 10 et. Helens wuarry Co. to Patrick rower ana wife, tract 1. section "M." Klne's Helrhts Add 1.000 A. J. Vallier and wife to M. L. Alli son, lot 6. block 3. Hanson's Add.. S..VW i. vv. neeui ana wire to J. w. Dow ney, ious 32, 88 and 34. block 10. Willamette Add. to Kaat Pfirttunrl lOft wiinam il. McEldowney and wife to ueorgia stout, lot 7. block 9. Para dise Serines tract H00 w. vv. Clayton and wife to R. L Kckerson. lots llu and 111. Arleta Park 800 A or la n uexoung- and wife to Robert a. Butler and wife. lot 2. block 66. Vernon S.250 Arthur Oldham and wife to Edward T. raKgrart, trustee, lots n and 13. block 12. Waverleich Height ant is. v. Keaer to J. J. Jowiiehaw, east io z-s reet or lot t and west 19 2-3 fret of lot 2, block 3, Crosier's Add 10 Hi. w. strong and wire to M. a.' LAurmtn. clock zs. WaverlelKh Heia-hta ." 10 jonn a. Beans ana wire to Henry Aicuuire, lot it Diock 2. .North Ivanhoe Add IAS Thomas H. Smith to Charles H. Pis- rott. 25 lots in West Portland 230 wintam F. Hutchinson and wife to George A. Sutherland, lot 9. block 8. Hutchinson's Add 600 Louise Hard In r to Leon Fabre. lots 10 and li. block 3. Miner's Add 1 EUaar Allen and wife to Toll Thomp son, lot 12, block 6, Sunnys.de B00 C Schnabel, trustee, et al. to M. T. vnaee, lot 7, Diock 4, severance Add. to St. John 900 T. J. Losey and wife to M. T. Chape, lot 20, block 4, St. John Park Add. to St. John 950 tnnaa j-dneoaugrh to Edward sheen. lot SZ andJ north 8 1-8 feet of lot 31. block 10. Hawthorne Ave. Add 235 George T. Galligan and wife to Thos. . irarreu, lot X, Diock 21, lydia Buckman's Add C. H. Eggers to little Eggers, lot 81, tiock 17, Art. Tabor villa Lettle Eggers to F. S. Hallock, lot 31, block 17, Mt. Tabor Villa R. U Stevens.-Sheriff, to H. H. Hid den, lots 29 and 80. block 2, and lot IT. block 4. Wheatland Add. No. 2 66 Security savings & Trust Co. to Geo. . Schalk, lots 6 and 7. block 38. Irving ton .- 10 Total .964,092 Have your abstracts made y the Security a Detract xrust uo., 7 (jnamoer or wm. AT THE HOI ELS. The Portland L. L. Leadbetter, Cameo O. T. J. Olson. St. Pant; D. A. Paine. Eu gene; G. W. Hastings. L. F. Byington, San Francisco; B. F. Abbott, Kansas City; R A. McWllIfams, San Ftarclsco; S. G. McKay Woodstock; H. Towey, Chicago; W. E. Bar tholomew, Mrs. A. L. PettlngiU, New York W. Evans, TJ. S. Army; Mrs. M. Evans. J. H. Caster and wife. Tacoma: Grace and Ruth Caster, Tacoma; E, L. Collins, Ostrander B. Conner, Chicago; N. J. Goodman and wife, St. Paul; L. J. Snyder, K. R. Martens, Lancaster; Mrs. 8. Brown, Seattle; W. N. Fisk, Chicago; W. N. Blsswell, Boston; G. Macintosh, New York; Thomas Keoghn. San Francisco: C. T. Ragan. George B. McCalL E. Horan. Chippewa Falls: c. K. Kay. Med- lord; xv. . rgan. Elgin; w. a. Kierrer, SDringfleld: H. Butcher. Jr.. PhiladelDhla: O. W. Anderson, Spokane; O. E. Stratton and wife. Charles K. Stratton, C. Stratton. G. Stratton, Denver; E. E. Hopkins, New York: c. A. Turney, Pennsylvania: C. W. Kellogg and wife, Mrs. A. W. Klmbell, Chi cago: Dr. E. Wlslockl and wife. San Jose: C. J. Brakett, A. Brakett, Helena; Charles teicnnbaum, juiiwaukee; F. A. leaw, Greenfield : E. C. Lazard. New Orleans: L. P. Ketcham and wife, beatt'e; w. K. Kenley, Chicago; ss. O- Child, San Francisco; A. seiegman, Milwaukee; W. tJ. Frisbee. cm caso: H. Teat hen sod wife. Dead wood. S. D. : Charles J. Hunt and wife. Cincinnati: M. w. MCAraie, cnicago; l. xt. &aton, Han Francisco; c. i wewcomo. Jr., an Fran Cisco; Mies P. Buck, Miss H. Buck, Daven port: 8. D. Buge, H. B. Sen. New York W. D. Wood, R. T. Reed, Seattle; George f. iving. mureaa; k. uougias, j. u. Wayt, G. C. Lunt, St. Louis; c. A. Mayd- well, San Francisco; N. J. Blagen and wife. Hoauiani: John Haupt and wife. New York Mrs. D. Deane. J. B. Chase, fan Francisco. The Oregon P. M. Webster. Seattle: Mrs. E. G. Doom an. Bakersfleld; A. Peters and wife, Seattle: .cnaries E. Bond. Pendleton F. L. Stewart. Kelso; A. J. Stephenson and wife. J. M. Shumate, Eugene; J. A. Beemer. Dixon, 111.; W S. Slantum. Mrs. 61 an turn. Long Beach; E. H Can fie Id, wife and son. Sparta, wis. ; George wer.ster and wife, Eagle Grove, la.; T. f. Meherin. ban Fran cisco; C. H. Stems, William Anderson, Van couver; Helen L. Lisle, A. Chandler, Seattle W. J. Maher, San Francisco; T. B. King, George 8. Clayton, Denver; H. B. Ferguson, Marshfield: R. D. Freucle. Los Angeles: A. F- Coats, Seattle; C. C. Quackenbush, Grays Harbor: c. A. Lorsen, Cherry Chase. Hd Frank Arrlngton. St. Louis; Mrs. Roberts and mother, Salem: D. A. Donaldson, city C. EX Bullock, Salt Lake City. J. G Broome. Seattle; M. L. Collins, Fen du Lac, Wis.: William F. Braum, St. Paul; A. Stroud. New- York; O. C. Jacobs, Redding, cat-; J-b iu. tamoDQi ana wire, yumiDy, ill.; K. Maud CUne and brother, St. Paul; R. 3, Conery. Mrs. Florence T. Conery. Seattle W. H. Gallory, W. L. McGnagle, Royalton, Minn.: O. -. iiaontea. Benton Harbor: Wll 11am Diets. Seattle; Phlll Cohn and family, Heppner; j. w. carter. Han Francisco Henry Gould. San Francisco: M. R. Rob erta. Texas: J. H. Llasett. D. Kankaslell. J. Llviall, Roseburg ; F. O. Christsnsen and wife, Chloago; J. G- Bid Ic man, Denver; Mrs. B. Kochman, San Francisco; Mrs. L. Moses, Pendleton: W. H. Eccles, Hood River: W. A. Johnston, New York; John Carlson and wife, Spokane; Kate and JuUa Collar, Guthris. Ok la. - The Imperial Mary A. Leonard. Lois Leonsra, Mayneia; vv. r. uiy. Keiso; j. h. Cradlbough. H. R. Shrieve. Rawhide; A. Bltzer. Winnipeg; A. M. Fox. Minneapolis; W. D. Caldin. Bremerton: H. D. Norton, Grants Pass; H. P. O'Conner, Stamford; C O. Young. Taooma: Grant Nelger. W. L. Bridstale. The Dalles: W. L Hendricks. New York; J. W. Eakins and wife. Salt laae; w. c. i-ycoek ano cnna, jonn Day; S. Earlev. Hood River: F. T. Rose. Denver II X3A U 14, V"1BVI s7- EIU1IUBU OUU liC, Iona; H. S. Gaters and wife, Winlock; G. F. Slather, Denver; w. H. George and wife. Red wing; o. D- Knignt, Turner; h. A. Blair. Rirorock: a. n arris, san Francisco L. G. Hill. Eugene: G. W. Burrow. B. H Conn era. fi. F. McAndrews. Redfleld: Mrs. T. Kenan. Coulfon: Katheryn Kenan, Water wheel; H. Haskell, corvaius; A. L. Evans, Hood River; F. H. Collins and wife. Mrs, fjouins, city; vv. j, ueiAiamuti. Astoria Mrs. G Palmer. Seattle; R. j. White an family. Hamilton: E- Munaell and wife, Castle Rock; F. M. Watts. Everett; E. O. Armstrong. Noyett; r. j. Large, Heppner a. a. L,isetxe, w mow tuy. The Fwklns--J. A. Wilson. Salem; W. B Busby, city ; J. Bogart. Woodland; Jullui Masesln. Orion: M. Wright, Nortonle: F. H. Stephenson, Heppner; C. Miller and wife. Seattle; p. it. Hill, uuiutn; n. Margins, city; Roy fiuppler. Belle Suppler. Mrs. E. Suppler. Carroll; J. G. Eddlngs. Camas; N. W. Havre, M- Einbler, Boise; W. E. Hudson ana wile. St. Louis; j. F. Keen an, -Seattle H. M. HouKh. Franklin: J. S. Bean. Pendle ton; Mrs. W. N. Ford, Astoria; Mrs. L. B, Dye, Loa Angles; Mrs. C A. Carlton, Lesley Carlton. Loveiand: G. F. wmsiow, oyster- vllle; C. D. Dunshee. Salt Lake City; E. E Boner, city: Z. S. Spauldlng, Hawaii: H Berelter, Seattle; M. Foard, T. Meyer, San Francisco gus Adeisparger. coos iiay; w K. Smith. Ostrander: J. Kennelly. city: W. A. Wetsell and wife. Salt Lake; J. A. Blair and family, Oenlson; P. P. Francis, Cen- irmna; a. jr. ttuuara, cnicsvgo, at. m. Kenney and family. Corning; C. C. Peery. The Dalles; J. Gagen. Pendleton: A. Rob- ison. L. m. Bee Da, spray; . Jyuns, &.eisu. F. Camnbell. Jr.. Tacoma: Mrs. G. B. Peoples. Miss Maggie Sparks, palmer; L. M. rease. vnicago. St. Charles W. A. Lauk. G. W. Bacon. Castle Rock; Ed St. Helen. Salem; Mrs. Fay ette Marke. Aberdeen; Charles Clark. Catlin; R. SDickerman. The Dalles. P. M. Laugh- Hn. George Studebaker, Castle Rock; J. C. Devlne, Lebanon; R. G. McKay, Fa ike City; C. L. Eaton. Eugene; M. Meyer. The Dalles; Charles Pickens, city; A. I. Leonard and wife. city; ttusn F. w uuams, U. . H- A.; w. Moore. Yaoolt; Estella Smith. Mrs. Emma riartzell. Gales Creek: H. V. Cade and wile. St. Helens; Mrs. George Douglas, Eagle Creek; Mrs. Agnes Senecal, Dufur; Annie Hargren, Deer Island; Miss Lena Colvln, Mis Maud colvin. Marshland; W. F. Monette. Fargo. Ok la. ; Mrs. P. P. Murphy and daugh ters. Forest Grove; W. L. Daggett, Central Point: O. S. Boyies. Molalla: Sam B. Peter son, Troy, Idaho; Gerald Wilcox, Bert Pork. Sprirgwater; W. Rich, Washougal; J. C. cevine, Lebanon; C. H. Combs, Placer; s. J. Uglen, Aberdeen: A. Baldwin. F. Colinquist, Gresham; F. Welst, Kelso; R. Taseell. Bor ing; P. Crosley, Forest Grove; W. W. Smith, Oregon City; L. D. Boyed. Hood River; Mrs. Ida bymone. M. a. bimons, Astoria; Mrs. u. E. Taylor, Miss Hattle Hanson, Rainier; G. B. Husten. E. S. Jones. San Francisco: Kate Skloml, Marquam; J. Sheaterly, Willamlnee; tc. i. Berdine and wife. Oregon city; John Bevan, Tale; H. M. Edgar. Independence; E. Dixon, Roseberg; A. Hughes, Oregon- City; C. L. Hickllng, city; Mrs. R. M. Clark. Pen dleton.: C. H. Jay. Seattle: William Kellev. Cascade Looks; R. Lllley, city. The Dap moo re V. A. Combs. Eeshervln; C. Ganohl, Los Angeles; Mrs.- John Gardner, Prunghar; Bessie O'Leary. Sara; Miss R. N. Amsboy, Mrs. Etta Smith, Seattle; H. H. Goettall and wife. Willows; H.. Hurder and wife, Germanto-wn; A. R. Snider, Cedar Rapids; A. G. Gustln, Spokane; D. E. Ray mond. Los Anaeles: A. D. Richter. Phila delphia; A. M. Rudolph. Oakland; E. F. Durlnger. Mansfield: Miss Mary Oliver, Spokane; J. B. Johnson. Minneapolis; A. N. ttnooes. St. Paul; A. C- Mires. Philadelphia; C. Holmberg Rush City; W. A. Remington, Pine City; Miss Julia Rem bold, Seattle; C. Gemmel, Spokane; A. J. Gontter, Seattle; .frank Fniiups. seaside; G. Kick, Grans berg; H. E. O'Brien, city; A. R. Reed, A. B. Combs. Butte;- A. M. Richards, New York; R. E. Mason, New York; A. D. Droa, city; R. E. Madden,. North Branch; G. M. Olsen, C. W. Cooke. Seattle: Miss Leona TLaske. Spokane. The Norton! a T. M. Holden. Tacoma: W. Eavens and wife. U. S. A.; Mrs. Carlos wnite, Oakland; G. w. y heron, city; Mrs. C. H. Carter, Pendleton; H. E. Grain, city; T. Harder. San Francisco: J. Walter Pange, San Francisco ; C. H. Judson and wue, eeattie; A: Hutchinson, salt Lake; V. B. Bly. Rochester: W. 1.. Bellinebv. Lin coln; C. D. Higglns. Butte; B. Taylor, San Francisco; H. j. penn, North Carolina; Mrs. Halseth. Vancouver; R. Fairchlld, Heppner; P. A. Grim and wife, Mllwaukle. The Cornelias N. F. Sarsent. Seaside: C. C. Canbv and wife. Aberdeen: T "R Knv Salem; J. K. Weatherford, Albany; John Manning, s. Fauos, city; H. W. Huneke, Chicago; W. B. Wheelan. Detroit ; J. Mc Vlccer. Des Moines; T. A. Loft Silverton; F. Bokraw, St. Louis; C. T. Ragan. G. B. McCall, Chippewa Falls; ' E. Haran. Eau uiairc: Airs, cnarie unarm, rn umh a: ... DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, July 24. Maximum tempera ture. T6 degrees: minimum. 60.8 de trees. xtivrr reaaing at A. M., 12.9 reet; change in last 24 hours. 0.4 foot. Total rainfall none; total - since September 1, 190T, 3ft inches; normal rainfall. 44.41 inches: de- nciency. o.4i inches. Total sunshine. 10 hours, 48 minutes; possible sunshine. 13 hours, 6 minutes. Barometer (.reduced to sea-level) at 0 P. M., 29.94 inches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at 5 P. M.. Pacific time. Wind. i & ? if STATIONS. Baker City..... Bismarck. ...... T8l0.0010j8W 8410.44 4SW 860.0u! 8 NE 60 0.00 16N 860.00l 4S .. T. 108W B8l0.0lll2 NW 880.00 4SW 76!0.00 4iNW 980.00l 6SE Clear Jlain Boise Clear Eureka Helena Kamloops. ..... North Head.... Pocatello ... . Portland Bed Blurt Roseburg.. Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Icloudy Clear Clear 84 O.OU14W Spokane. 0.O0 12SW T. I B.NW Clear Tacoma. ........ Tatoosh Island. tRain jO.210W Cloudy Walla Walla.... 0.001 8W Clear WEATHER CONDITIONS. The pressure continues relatively high alonir 'the Pacific Coast and relatively low between the Cascade and Rocky mountains. It is cooler in Western Oregon, Western Washington and in the interior of Northern California and warmer in Eastern Oregon and Southeastern Idaho. FC RECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair; northwesterly winds. Oregon Fair vest; showers and thunder storms and ocoler east portlcn; northwesterly winds. Washington Fair west; showers and thunder storms and cooler east jiOrtlon westerly winds. Idaho Showers and thunder storms and cooler. EDWARD A. BEALS. District Forecaster. Grand Central Station lime Card SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Port Ian 4 Roseburg Passenger Cottage drove Passenger.... California Express . . Ban Francisco Express ..... West Bids Corvallis Passenger ........ Sheridan Passenger Forest Grove Passenger .... Forest Grove Passenger .... Arriving Portland Oregon Express Cottage Grove Passenger.... Roseburg Passenger Portland Express . West Side Corvallis Passenger .....M.a Sheridan Passenger ........ Forest Grove Passenger .... Forest Grove Passenger . . . . 8:15 a ra. 4:15 p. m. T :45 n. m. 1:30 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:10a. m. 11:00 a fi:40 p. m. 7:15 a m. 11:30 a 5:30 n. m. 11:15 p. m. 6:35 p. m 10:80 a m. 8:00 a 2:60 p. m. NORTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Tacoma and Seattle Express... North Coast & Chicago LJmlted. Overland Express Arriving: Portland North Coast Limited Portland Express Overland Express 8:30 a. m S :00 n. m 11:45 P. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:15 d. m 8:35 p. m. OEEOOM RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO. laTln7 Portland Pendleton Passenger Chicago-Portland Special ....... Spokane Flyer Kansas City A Chloago Express.. Arriving Portland Spokane Flyer .-j.-.- ChL. Kan. City A Portland Ex. . Chicago-Portland Special Pendleton Passenger T:18 8:30 8:15 :00 8:00 :45 8:50 5:15 a. m, in. p. m. p. a m. p. m. P- ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIVER. Leavlnaj Portland Astoria A Seaside Express Seaside Special (Saturday only). Astoria A Seaside Express.;.... Arriving Portland! Astoria A Portland Passenger... Portland Express Seaside Special (Sunday only). 8:00 a ra z:20 p. 0 :30 p. xn, 12:15 p. m. 10:00 p. in. 10:20 p. m. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland C P. R- Short Una via Spokane. Via Seattle Arriving Portland C P. R. hort Line.. via 8pokane. 'via Seattle 8:15 p. ra. 11:45 p. m. 8:00 a. m. 7 :00 a m. JeHerson-Street Station MUTHittN PACIFIC. LeaTlnc Portland Dallas Passeng-er Dallas Passenger ArriTlDs Portlanti D&ilas Passenger ..... Dallas Passenger . . . . . T:40 s 4:15 p. m. 10:15 a. m. :so p. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Anivinc Portland Wllaonville Local Salem and Intermediate Wilsonville Local Balem and Intermediate Salem and Intermediate Wilson vllle Local Salem and Intermediate Salem and Intermediate Salem and Intermediate Leavtn; Portland Salem and Intermediate Wllsonrllle Local 6alem and Intermediate Saiem and Intermediate Wilson ills Local Stlem and Intermediate Silem and Intermediate Twllsonvlll Local Salem and Intermediate 7:03 a. m. 8:15 a. m. 10:60 a Express. Local. . . Express. Local . . Express. Local... Express. Local... Express. Local.. . 11:20 a. m. 1:WP. 4:43 D. m. 4:O0 p. m. o.4u p. m, a:id p. S:2S a. m. 7:33 a. 8:33 a. nx 11:10 a. 1:10 o. 2:05 p. m. a:au p. m. S : 10 p. m. 0:00 p. m. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, Oil KTROI'EAN PIAX MODERN RESTAURANT COST ONE M1LIJON IOLLAR8. ' HOTELOREGON 1 CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS - Portland's New and Modern BoteL Rates $1 per Day and Up I . European Plan." Free Bus WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props. I Cgntrmlly Located -f --- i j," Dtatanea Plioma M la Hiti Roob. . . J. F. DA VIES, Preaid.nt St. Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) Front and Morrison Streets. PORTLAND, OR. EUROPEAN PLAN FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION THE Park St Bet. Morrison and Alder CALUMET HOTEL iaVSaJB-sfrCf-etB JS..ua.. :SSfSVS fa- MEETIXO NOTICES. OREGON LODGE. NO. 10. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Saturday) evening. 8 o'clock Bjr? Masonic Temple. W est r ana Yamhill, m. jii. ut-Biw ' ".""a brethren cordially Invited. By order W. M. A. J. HASUUia, tec. ITXERAI, NOTICES. M'GRAW In this city. July 22. st the family residence, 1098 East 2ith St.. J... John Patrick McGraw. aged 22 years. 7 months Funeral from the above resi dence Sunday. July 26. at 1 P. thence to St. Mary's Church, corner Williams avs. and Stanton et. Services at 2 P. M. Friends invited. Interment Mount Cal vary Cemetery. EDWARD HOI.MAJI CO., Funeral Direet ors. 220 3d St. Lady assistant, phone M 607. J. P. FTSXEV SON. 3d and Madison. Malstant. Phone Alain 0, A 1599. Dannins;. McEntee 4t Gllbangh, Funeral Di rectors. 7th A Pine. Phono M 430. l-adjr asst. ZELLER-BTRNE8 CO.. Funeral Direct ors. 273 RusseU. Eaat 1088. Lady assistant. F. S. DUNNING, Undertaker, 414 East Alder, lady assistant. Phone East 52. WHERE TO DINE. YegetarianCaf e VHJSr S&c with lea cream. 11 A. M. to & P. il. New "York is now the clothing shop of the United States. Lower Fifth avenue is the center of the cloak and clothes manu facturing industry. I iiipi 1 HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS aad COMMEBflAt TRAVELERS. Special rates mads to families . and sin gle gentlemen. The management will be plfWWl at all time to show pwoii and Klve prior-. A nwd era Turkish bath es tablishment in the hotel. H. C. BOWERS. Mansier. Modem Improve sats Imperial Hotel Seventh and Washington ' PhiL Matochan & Sons, Praps. Rates $1.00-$10-$2.00 COMPLETELY REMODELED AND REFURNISHED, New Perkins Hotel FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS. Most Centrally Located. Large, Light Sample Rooms. Every Modern Convenience, Including Phone in Every Room. 75 Rooms with Private Bath. ELEGANT CAFE AND GRILL 'Bus meets all trains. Rates f 1.00 and op. YVi SWETLAXD, Manager, C O. DA VIES, Sc and Tra, ROOMS SOc TO $1.50 A Strictly First-Class and Modern Hotel Containing 170 Rooms. Only American and European Hotel in Portland. Lone pistanc Pfaoaea in tv every Htwm. Auto Bus Meets All Trains. Rat. American. $2.00 per day and up. Kates European. $1.00 per day and up. Per month, single room and board. $4S to $05 according to room. Far two. $7S to $110. Board without room $30 per month N0RT0NI4 HOTEL ELEVENTH, OFF WASHINGTON ST. Portland's Only Roof Garden American Kates to Famlllea and European Onr Bun Meets All Trams sample Suites, with Baths, for Traveling Sfen THE DANM00RE Portland's new hoteL 47 S Washlnsrton, eoraer 14th, opp. HelllB Theater. Eorspess plan tlW and Up. Bus meets all trains. DAN J. MOORE, Proprietor. Hotel Moore Clatsop Beach, Sea sides Or. Open all rear. Fur Infor mation apply at The Daamoore. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS As Well as Other Travelers Who Come to Portland and Make Their Home at "THE CORNELIUS" Corner Park and Alder, are all delighted with Its ap pointments and furnishings situated one block from the clanging street cars, one Is assured of a good night's rest. . Several large sample rooms In the hotel. Rates Single, $1.50 and up; double $2.00 and up. DR. C. W. CORNELIUS, N. K. CLARKE, Proprietor. Manager. We HOTEL LENOX Portland's new and most modernly furnished hotel, Third and Main streeto, fronting on the beautiful City plaza and adjacent to business center. Free 'bus to and from trains. Up-to-date grill. Excellent cuisine. Telephone In every room. Private baths. EUROPEAN PLAN, AMERICAN PLAN, VI to SJ2JSO Per Day. 2.ro to f4 Per Day. O. H. SPENCER, Manager CLASSIFIED AD. RATES (FOB CASH ADVERTISING.) Following rates will be clven only when ad vert .nine is ordered to run consecutive days. Daily and Sunday Issues. The Ore ironian charge first-time rate each insertion for clatwified advertlf.lng' thai is not run on conttecutive days. The fimt-tlme rate Is charged for each insertion In Tbs Weekly Oregon tan. "Kooms," "Rooms and Board," "House keeping Rooms." "Situations Wanted." 1$ words or less. IS cents; 16 to 20 words. 20 cents; 21 to 25 words. 25 cents, etc. Ist discount for additional Insertions. Matrimonial and Clairvoyant ads, one time rate each insertion. UNDER ALL OT11KR HFADS, except "New Today," 80 cents for 15 words or less; 16 to 20 words, 40 oents; 21 to 26 words, 60 cento, et first insertion. Kach additional insertion, one-half; no further discount un der one month. Above rates apply to advertising paid in advance only. All book en tries nill be charged in lines 14c per line for first in sertion and 1e per line for each consecutive Insertion. Special rates on contracts given on application. MKW TODAY." (gauge measure agate), 14 cents per line, first insertion; 7 cents per line for each additional Insertion. TELfcPIiONfc ADVERTISEMENTS For the convenience of natrons The Oregonian will accept advertisements for publication in classified columns over the telephone. Bills for such advertising will be mailed Imme diately and payment is expected promptly. Care will be taken to prevent errors, but The Oregonian will not be responsible for errors in advertisements taken over the telephone. Telephone: Main 30?0: A 1670. The number of marriages recorded in Ger many In l&Oo was 49S.&90, and that of births AMVSIOIEM. HEILIG THEATER 14th and WailnsTtoa PHONES MAIN 1 AND A 1128 FOUR NIGHTS, BEGINNING MONDAY Special Price Matinee Wednesday. "THE THIEF" WITH M RO A RET I IXINGTON. Evenlnga J.0U. l.oO, (1.00, 75c, 60c. MARQUAM THEATER Phones: Main 6. A 1020. TONIGHT T. DANIEL FRAWLEY. Supported by Mls Allleea Mar ' "MADAME SANS GESE" THE GRAND--Vaudeville deluxe All This WwVt. Parment. RusaeM & To., THE S1M.ING IB.WELERS. ArmstionK & Hollv, "THE EX1RKSSMAN. Will R .tepra nnd Huc-k MrKf. ROPING A.M I-AKIAT THROWING. Week of Julv 27 The Gr?t ZazeU Vernon Troupe. "The Elopement. LYRIC THEATER Both Phone Main 4685. Home. 1026. Week Commencing Monthly, July 20. Eighth week of the Famous Blmifcall-AtwoQd Stock Company. In the Heaurlful Romantic Drama, Preceded by the Balcony Sctne from "Romw and Juliet." Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday, Sunday. Prices. 10c ana -i'c; every evening t t:u; prices me, . I'Uc m.d 3UC. Next Week "East Lynne." BASEBALL RECREATION PARK Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts. OAKLAND VS. PORTLAND July 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. 26. " Games begin weekdajs 3:30 P. M. j. Sunday, 2:30 P. M. : : Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand stand, 50c; Boxes, 25c extra. Chil dren: Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c. LADIES' DAY FRIDAY ' ' Boys under 12 free to. Bleachers Wednesday. THE ALWAYS COOL A'I RE.FRKSHING BREEZES UNDER THE TOWERING TREES Fifty Kinds of Popular Amusements Big Natatorium Open Dtiily at 9 o'Clovk In the Free and Kany Airddme Tonight "AN EASY "lMARK" Musical Farce and Popular Topics Para ' phrased. Plcknlcker Are Welcomed. Tuesday, July 28, Free' Souvenir Day for. Ladles at Gates. "15 Minutes From Alder St. UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS ANSWERS ARE HELD AT THIS OFFICE FROM THK FOLLOWING ANSWElt CHECKS AND MAY FE HAD BY PRE SENTING YOI-R CHECKS AT THE ORE GONIAN OFFICE: A 't2, 42. S3, 93, 08, 100, 106, 109. B 71, 7K, 1. 2, 93, 7. 98, 104. 79. B. 102. I) 77. 84. 8, 9. 102. a K 79. 92, 83 104. F 00. 92, OR. nil. 104. 94. 95. 97. 9K. 104. H S7. SS, !, i2. 95, 99. J 5R. 91. 97, 110, 111. 114. K 71. 81. 2, S3. 8. 102. Ill, 113. L, R0. 81. S, 90. 110, 111. . M 78, SI. 82. SIS, 88. 104. 177. ' 19. 78. 80. 92, 94 , 9S, 112. 114. O 7:1. 8i. 93. HIS. 98. 102. 114. P 19. t, 102. ; R 80. 82, R. 92. 93, 95. 10S. 110, 113, 133. K SO, 85, 80, 90, , 102, 103. HQ- T R0. 91, 9." 9S. 99, 104. V 19, 85. 87. 98, 104. Ill, 113. W 79, R2, 80,, 91, 103. 113. X 2D. 71. 77, 85. 88, 91, 103, 104. 107, 110 112. XXX 408. V 20. S3. 85. 87. 102. 104, 111. AB 76,. SO. 89. 97. 98. 103. 11?, 118. AC SO. 90, 101. 102. Al) 27. 57. AE 52, 53, S3. S8, 80. 98. Ill, 112, 113. 114. AF 72. 77. 70. 87. SO, 02. 5, 104, 105, 108, ' 109. Ill 113. 114. SEW TODAY, $1500 cash vill handle an improved half acre on East 39th st., two blocks 'from carline, all under fruit and.6-rooin cottage ; balance $1500, easy terms. . : $2600 will purchase modern 6-room 2-striry . house, on Leo avenue, Sell wood, one bloek west from carline, north front ; $800 cash, balance terms. ,., .- Frank Bollaiii 128 Third Street.- ' Hoiladay's Addition The oiie BEST place in Portland to buy. GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER and MOST DESIRABLE residence property oi the city. SEEING IS BELIEVING BETTER sro and see the many CHOICE resi dences under construction and the im provements going on. Tfis Oregon Real Estate Company 88 Vi Third street, Portland, Oregon. Fine Launch For Sale Or will trade for real estate. One of best outfits on the V river. Address B 103, Ore gonian. For Sale New, modern, 6-room residence, by owner, 231 Shaver street. FOR RENT, or will leu; for term of years, fine store on Washington street, suitable for any busineBs. Apply room b36 Cham ber of Commerce. FOR this montfi we will sell watches for the amount loaned and one month's In terest at Uncle liyva'. 141 34 at., near Alder. . . ,
