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THE MORNING OKEGONIAN, TIIUKSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1908.
PARKER ON TARIFF
Declares Revision One Great
Question of Hour.
WARM PRAISE FOR BRYAN
Quondam Democratic Candidate
Calls for Cutting Out or Cor-
porato Campaign Contrlba
tton as Core of Evil.
L09 ANGELES. Cal.. Au. 5-Alton B.
Parker. Democratic candidate for Presi
dent In 1904. delivered his first speech of
the rrsent campaign In behalf ol nviii
Urn J. Bryan an John W. Kern before
an audience of 2000 people at Temple
Auditorium tonight. He said:
We have at the head of the Democratic
ticket two men of character wen nou.
on of whom la especially well known, anil
who. in season and out. has fought against
the relation between Government and cor
rupt corporation And with him la asso
ciated a man whom I have known person
ally since 1M5. and who. in my Judgment,
la In every way worthy of hie associate, and
who. la case an emergency of the kind
should arise, which God forbid, would be
In a position to take up tne nanuura
carry It on.
The reference to Bryan was received
by the audience with ttreat entnusiasm.
Cheers for the candidates came rrom all
parts of the hall.
Tarifr Great Black Cloud.
Speaking upon the Issues of the ram
naiirn. Mr. Tarker devoted practically
his entire speech to the tariff, which he
denominated "the one great question of
the hour" and the subject of campaign
contributions by corporations. Upon these
subjects he said:
There Is one (treat question of all ques
tions to be solved hy the electorate in the
coming ampilin. Many years ago a small
black cloud appeared upon the horizon of
this country. It was a small one. but it
baa grown now to one of giant and menacing-
proportions. A tariff was Imposed for
the oatenslble protection of Infant indus
tries, which has been extended and en
larged until under It has grown up a sys
tem which now has the country completely
within Its grasp. The steel Industry, under
the guise of building up a business, has
levied a frightful tribute upon all the peo
ple. The great majority of our people,
struggling perhaps with a dally pittance,
have been compelled to pay tribute to those
giant corporations.
Strike at Root or Evil.
How Is that agaln.it the Interest of the
people a party in power for more than 50
years has been able to shut Its eyes to the
fact that the people have been persistently
robbed by means of a statute which this
party enacted, but which It has not had
the courage to change? What does it mean
when Republican rranagers go to the man
agers of corporations, hat In hand, and ask
donations of $30,000? What Is the agree
ment? It la that the parties receiving the
money win take care of the parties giving
the money.
Continuing. Mr. Parker said of cam
paign contributions:
This alliance between corporations and
Federal officials is one that must be stopped
or we will go down. You need not talk of
the Republican party's doing It. for It Is
. plain from their record that they will not.
. If we will live, we must do away, with this
rottenness. Cut It out to the core. The Issue
Is pressing. We must do it now. The duty
of every citizen Is plain and there Is no
doubt as to which of the two National tick
ets he should support.
AGREES TO SPEAK AT ST. PAtX
Bryan Receives iMedge of Support
From Johnson's State.
FAIRVIEW. Lincoln, Neb.. Aug. 5.
Of more than unusual significance was
the visit to Falrvlew today of Frank
B. Lynch, of St. Paul, Democratic Na
tional Committeeman from Minnesota,
and manager of Governor Johnson'
campaign for the Presidential nomina
tion at the Denver convention. Mr.
Lynch arrived about noon. In company
with B. F. Neleon. of Minneapolis,
president of the State Fair Association.
His presence at Falrvtew was at the
special request of Mr. Bryan. He lost
no time In conveying to the Democratio
nominee Mr. Johnson's assurance of
loyal support of the Democratic ticket
and Intention to take the stump In Mr.
Bryan's behalf.
"There is no animosity toward Bryan
In Minnesota," said Mr. Lynch. "While
I do not promise that the Democrats
will carry Minnesota this year, I think
they have a good chance."
Mr. Lynch declared that nothing
rankled In Mr. Johnson's heart because
he waa defeated for the nomination.
"He feels all right about It," said he,
"and all Minnesota Democrats are for
Bryan."
The business which brought Mr. Nel.
son to Falrvlew waa to invite Mr.
Bryan to attend the State Fair in St.
Paul and deliver an address. The In
vitation was accepted, the date being
fixed at August 31. but with the under
standing that there should be no charge
for admission to the grounds on that
day. The St. Paul speech will be the
only one that Mr. Bryan will make In
Minnesota during the campaign. The
subject to be discussed will probably
be the tariff.
JEWELRY BURGLAR INSANE
FRED HAMILTON SEXT TO PRI
VATE S.VXITARICM.
Although Former Athlete Is De
i ranged. Charge on Which He Was
Held Is Not Dismissed.
Fred Hamilton, the ex-football player,
was sent to Dr. Williamson's Sanitarium
yesterday afternoon. Judge Webster hav
ing signed the commitment, which pro
nounces the former athlete Insane. Not
withstanding that he has been sent to
the hospital for the present, the charge of
burglary upon which he was held at the
County Jail, has not been dismissed. The
order committing Hamilton to the san
itarium was Issued after the County
Judge had consulted with District At
torney Cameron, and the latter had ex
amined Hamilton.
Asked why the charge Is still held
against Hamilton If he is Insane, Judge
Webster said he held a different view on
the insanity question from that of some
people. He said that he believes a man
may be a candidate for the asylum and
still be responsible for the commission
of crime, for Instance burglar-. He said
that great caution should be exercised In
cases where a man is charged with a
crime and Insanity Is pleaded in his de
fense. "But Hamilton seems to be In such a
condition as to be entirely Irresponsible."
he continued. "I have decided to send
him to the sanitarium, where his rela
tives will bear the expense of the treat
ment. It may be' that his health will
mend under proper treatment. The man
la afflcted with general paresis. He has
delusions regarding great gold mines,
timber claims, and diamond mines, with
a peculiar disconnectedness of thought."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Recorded Tuesday.
Irvlngton Investment . Company to
Louise Patterson, south 20 feet of
lot 3, all of lot and north 15 feet
of lot 7. block 7. Irvlngton $
Charles B. Lee and wife -to C. P.
Overton. lots 10, 11. block -2. Chi
cago Frank M. Dlttmer and wife to Fred
erick Rasmus Kelson and wife,
south half of lots . 7. block I.
Subdivision of Rivervlew Addition
Delia A. Doud et al to W. G. Howell,
south half of block 4. Mount Tabor
William E. Brainard and wife to V.
G Howell, south half of block 4.
Mount Tabor
Moore Investment Company to Will
iam Banschbach, lot 16. block 29.
Vernon
Mayfield H Fisher and wife to O. 1
Colby et al. lots 11. 12. block 4.
Midway Annex
Richard Deich and wife to S. B.
Martin, lots 1, 2. block 6, Summit
Annex
W H. Watts to J. S. Boyles. lots 7.
8. block 1. Watts
S Minnogglo and wife to C. Marco,
commencing al northeast corner
tract 3. west 100 feet, south ."0
feet, east 100 feet, north 50 feet
to beginning. Feniwood
H R. Satchwell and wife to E. L.
Fraley. lots 13, 14. block 17. North
Irvlngton
Jacob Halliet and wife to Henry T.
Hergert. 'ot 2, block 13. Lincoln
Park Annex
James A Laughead and wife to
Maud Rainey. lot 11. block 23,
Willamette
Anton Braida and wife to Josephine
S. Reynolds, lots 8. . 10. block
19. Eiberta
J. O. Elroil and wife to R. J- Glnn.
lots 13. 11. 13. 18. block 3, Ravens
wood -
Rohert M Roberts and wife to Llzsle
Berrlgan .Reiner, west half of lot
1. block J. Story's Addition
Llrxte Berrlgan Reiner to VT. H.
Hofacker. west half of lot 1. block
S, Story's Addition
Arleta Land Compsny to Thomas H.
Brlckell. lot 8. block 13. Ina Park
George R. Swagert et al. to Fannie
Kingsbury, lots 38. 39. 40. block 6.
Mansfield
Thomas Schneider and wife to Chris
tian Blum, beginning at point in
east line of Front street 12S.3M feet
south from intersection wtih south
line of Lowell street, thei re east
Stt.7 feet, thence north at right an
gles 40 feet, thence west 100.31 feet,
thence south 42.60 feet to begin
ning Nels Brandset and wife to John l.oef
felman. north half of east half of
southwest quarter of section 5.
township 1 north, range 1 west....
John J. Mevers and wife to Mrs. M.
J. Heaman. east 25 feet of lot 2.
block 3. Center Addition, and west
10 feet of lot I. said block G
Arleta Land Company to B. W. My
ers, lot V. block 4. Lester Park....
Ernest W. Russll and wife to 8. B.
Base et at. lot 4. block 8 Pied
mont E. A. Stanton and wife to c. B.
Fields, lot 6. block 4. Summit
Annex
F. J. Catterlln and wife to J. B.
Kelly. 55 acres, beginning at point
on north line of section 32. town
ship 2 north, range 1 west. 594.6
feet weta of northeast corner of
said section 32
J. H. and Ada A. Kelly to F O. Mc
Grew. aame as described above....
2.200
10
IT
3.000
1
soo
1.030
50
300
l.SOO
350
10
2.000
2.392
2.900
123
2.722
1.200
2.700
130
1
100
1
1.100
Total
$27,884
Have rour abstracts made by the Security
Title A Trust Co., 7 Chamber of Com. . .
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Portland F. C. Davis, San Fran
cisco; R. R. Johnson. Hermlston; T. G. Elle.
Columbus; I, L. Hyde Peoria; H. Harbst,
Chicago; Mr. A. N. Yulll. Chicago; A. C.
Anderson. St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Balllie,
Miss K. Balllie. Miss E. Balllie. Tacoma;
W. Baxter, Chicago; H. Freygang. Kansas
City; G. Freygang. New York: A. C. Carlson,
Chicago: A. L. Johnson and wife. New York;
D. B. Costrema. Pendleton: E. Allen. Joseph
Scott. San Francisco; W. R. Sebell. Caldwell;
F. Gascoigne. Chicago; E. C. Hutchinson. San
Francisco; F. F. McGlnley, New York; C. A.
McEgllng. Spokane; F. W. Gnston, Tacoma;
D. S. Fotheringham. Seattle; H. B. Hopkins.
New York: H. J. Gallagher, U. S. A. Seattle;
H. E. Basher, New York; Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Lancaster. Minneapolis; Mrs. L. E. GUman.
Seattle; W. B. Slaughter and wife. Dalhart;
F. A. Peck. Mrs. A. FJ. Slasher. Cleveland;
J. F Rothschild. New York: W. Folbortt.
Lansing; Ed Mills, San Francisco; D. L.
Greggone. El Paso; W. B. Fisher, Chicago;
W. W. Brsklne, B. R. Corner and wife, San
Francisco: Mies A. 1. Irvine, new torn;
Miaa C. L. Morgan and maid. New York; I.
O. Rhodes. W. G. Rhodes. San FrancLsco; J.
A. McGllvray, San Francisco; B. M. Allison,
Cincinnati; Mm. R. Devlin, San Francisco;
Mrs. P. L. Carrinpton. Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Lunhoffer. Bangpoh; G. Langmann, M. D.,
A. G. Langmann. New York: H. C. Culbreath.
Tampa: Mr. and Mrs. O. Gilbert. Seattle; Mrs.
C. EJ. Williams, Toledo; f . J. LlcmenDerger,
M. D. Bartleson, Chicago; F. W. Woodcock.
Seattle: A. Cameron. K. Dlnsley. M. H. Ca-
well. Chicago; A. Meyer. San Francisco; A.
C. ADram, Seattle; A. . wooa. Air., a. d.
Wood. Cottage Grove; George H. Sanborn,
Astoria: L. S. Thomas, and wife. Rainier; M.
B Travis. Chlraro: H. G. Bulkley. Cleveland:
F. Hill. Milwaukee; W. W. Preble, St. Louis;
Miss N. Hamilton. Norton: Mre S. W. Shutts,
Miss M. B. Shutts, Chicago; ti. A. iiunsun.
San Francisco.
The llmoa Cantaln and Mrs. H. F.
Flyerr, Denver; I. C. Stephens. Chicago; W.
H. Eccles. Mlsa Anna Eccles. Miss M. Ec
cles. Hood River; A. C. Jonhson and wife.
Mount Vernon. 111.: J. H. Wilson and wife,
McLeandoro. III.; William Alkman and wife.
Boise; Ollle KlnnlcutU Koseburg; H.
Lawrle. cltv: D. O Teal. C. M. Wendover.
R. H. Mader. 6eattle; G. O. Rhunvant, Sag
inaw. Mich.; J. R. Owens. Seattle: C. N.
Sutton. New York; Rollle Watson. Tilla
mook; George B. Wilson. Mrs. Maud War
ner, Seattle; J. F. Cheatham. Park Dens
more, Ralph Densmore. Rot-ert Densmore,
San Francisco; Charles Blumenthal. Mrs.
Thomaa Blumenthal. Oakland: R. W. Jes
sup', San Francisco; J. C. Maxwell and wife,
Monroe; N. E. Dodd. Haines. Or.; W. J.
Maher. San Francisco: L. L. Brooks. Cor
Tallls; G. B. Wllloy and wife. Scappoose;
Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. M. W. Ames,
Miss B. Robertson. Seattle: 1. W. Fulton
and wife. St. Paul; M. Neutsadt, B. Baden-
harnler, Chicago; William F. King. Mount
Vernon: Mrs. C. A. Hatslngs. Boise: J. P.
Henry and wife. Bpckane; Leigh Ford. Scat
tie; J. R. Welty, Olympla. E. J. Mayers.
San Francisco; W". C. TulllBon, Salem; F. J.
Rossback. Omaha: C. W. Butler and wife.
Defiance. O. ; H. Style. Salem; C. E. Mor
rison and wife. Forest Grove; Mrs. Hlscock,
Miss Harrison. Miss Mason. Walla Walla;
G. W. Rowan. Castle Rock: J. W. Hosmer.
Chicago; G. T. Taylor, Ervin Taylor. Miami,
Mo.; G. M. Dill. Seattle; joe Mogard. ban
Francisco: H. L. Bernard. New York; M. L.
Wlllard. Seattle.
The Imperial A. J. Humphrey, Golden-
dale: J. E. Campbell.. Tacoma; R. Robinson,
Salem; M. F. Dealey. Astoria; Flore S. Hen
drle. Denver: A. P. Gordon. Carson; B. Devoto,
San Francisco; William Schutmurtch. Hlll
boro: C. F. Smith and wife. Nampa; George
C. Carter, X. McDonald, Washington, D. C:
R. Uglentin, Rainier; George B. Geraa and
wife, city: Fred C. Hoff and wife, city;
G. S. Enelllng, Cathlamet: H. A. Weber, Hood
River: E. Tleser and wife. Ontario; Mrs. E.
8. Johnston. San Francisco; F. C Hlndle.
Dayton; F. F. Spauldlng and wife. The Dalles;
Mrs. S. Meyer. Arcatte. Colo. ; Lenoth Webb,
San Diego. Cal.: Anne Doherty. AgrA lo-
herty, St. Paul; Mrs, C. Sherman and chil
dren. Spokane: Miss Lenajhana and nephew,
Chicago; E. W. F. Schnabel, Fairbanks. Ala.;
B. A. Mann and wife. Pendleton: A. Glnfert.
The Dalles; Mrs. A. C. Cole and daughter,
John W. Daly, wife and daughter, Boise; A.
C. Edsen, wife and eon. Fortuna; George G.
Plummej. U. S. Forest Service; Cart SN.rxen,
Los Angeles; G. G. Vandusen. Astoria; G. M.
Smith, San Francisco; F. W. Sain, Gaston,
Or.; Mrs. Olive Enrlght, Mrs. Thorpe Fuller
ton. Salem; William Bums and. wife, Tacoma;
Mary Homer Miller. Centralla; A. R. Rem
Ick and wife. Kelso: John V. Brokan and
wife, Canton, 111.; J. A. McArthur, The Dallcsi
W. Smith, Rufus; J. Harrison, Washington.
D. C. ; A. B. Wearing, Chanlko; L. R. Rufus,
B. C. Phelleplac. The Dalles: W. H. Morrt
and wife. Reading. Pt.: Mrs, J. Harding,
Grace Harding. Glendalo; T. H. Looney. B. F.
Benson, Jerfereon; Mrs. W. B. Hawkins, II
waco; P. N. skinner, Newburg; D. Johnson
Becker and wife. T. J. Power, Dallas; B. V.
Officers, JoFTn l"Hiy; C. J. Officer and wife,
Aberdeen; A. K. Beard. Astoria; A. Slns
helmer, J. Laren, Portland; A. Gray, San
Francisco.
The ferkme 8. H. Reeves. Belllngham;
O. C. Vogler. San Francieco; E. H. Brank
man Denver; C E. Becht, San Francisco;
O C. Sutter Glendale; M. T- Nolan, The
Dalles: Dr. T. L. Rock. Elkton; Miaa Mc
FarUind, Mlsei Cecil Hoag, Caldweii' J. G.
Aitsher and family, Boise; W. H. Bentley,
T E. Knudaon, Breckenrldge; W. Shipley
and wife. OHeo.ua: Julia Zeigler, Fishers;
Sam Roberts and wife, Seattle; Mrs. Decker,
St. Helen: Mrs. Bolton and daughter, Fu
gene A. L. Adams and wife, Cedr Rapids;
C F Taylor, Kelao; Flora King, Jackson:
W F. Colllna Spokane; E. G. Burke and
wife, Vollnerj Dr. Murphy and wife, Bell
lngham; Mrs, R. Brewer. Castle Rook; J.
Brumbach, Ilwaoo; O. K. Dullard San
Diego; C. J. Guilford. Echo; D. M. DonalK.
Seattia: Grant Wade, Oiax; A. M. Banks,
Uttle Falls: F. E. Newberry, Salem; Dr. J.
S. Bishop Foreet Grove; Mrs. W. 8. Cone,
Bay Cltyi Mrs. L M. Botton, Northwood:
John Bogart. Woodland: P. A. Morcoll and
wife. Oakland! C, M. Myrlck. J. F. Myrlck.
San Francisco; John Miller, Spencer, Iowa;
S. R. Tavkr. u. Jorns, Grand Junction; D.
F. Sirunk and wife, Vancouver; S. F. Scott,
Seattle: O. L. Pponaler, Ann Arborj A. Bra
den, J. F. MacoVmald. Pasadena; Mrs. J.
Burggraf, Miss bkibble. Must Onioning, alias
Buying Pianos
in Hot Weather
BRINGS SAVINGS NOT OB
TAINED AT ANY OTHER
TIME OF THE YEAR
And on Terms of a Dollar-a-Week.
Come and Select the Piano Today
and Have Music in the Home To
night. Yes. Indeed, It's a wonderful Piano
Clearance not a husband, or father,
youngr man, or young; woman who has
any use for a piano now, or even for
the next two years, can afford to miss
this stock reduction sale at or near
half regular prices and on terms of
A DOLLAR A WEEK,
i with only five dollars at first and the
I piano is sent home at once. Only a
J little over a dime ten little pennies
a day, merely tne smallest puiuuu
your usial unnecessary daily expendi
tures, will if you come here now dur
ing this sale, "soon pay for your piano.
Pan you afford it? Yes, If you love
music and its home Influence and, be
sides, music Is now a part of a child's
education the least expensive part if
vou buy now at this sale. bummer
time is the time to buy pianos, and
especially this Summer, and here -now
when we are virtually compelled
to reduce stock for various reasons
already fully explained.
ONE Hl'JiDRED PIANOS
must be sold. In addition to our regu
lar business, to make up the averape
and. besides, to make room for large
shipments coming In daily filling our
large warehouse and Washington
street store to overflowing. Better by
far have the Dianos in Portland homes
even on such remarkably small pay
ments and at cott prices, than In stor
age, hence this "house-cleaning." In
business the far-seeing man of affairs
buvs his stock before the demand sets
in "and while prices are at the loweBt
point. Thla policy is a wise one for
the man and woman to follow in se
lecting the piano.
Tn ordlnarv times the nlano which
will cost ti'oO to $275, can be bought
here now for $128 to $147.
We have an over-stock and more
coming from four prominent makers of
strictly reliable pianos and In order to
move them have cut prices to the low
est point on record. Therefore prompt
buyers can ' get standard pianos here
now for at or near halt tneir value.
For $194 you can get a $3no piano,
and $218 will buy a fine $373 latest
model.
We offer today best $505 pianos in
TYinhooranv or f.'inor oak cases that have
never been sold In this or any other
citv for less than $388. we will sail
them now for $294.
w have other nlanos not mentioned
above all srrades and prices and if
j-ou call at our store today you'll be
glnd you put off buying that piano
until now. You'll have good reason to
be. for we've never krown piano of
ferings to even remotely compare with
those you'll find in today's sale and on
terms of a Dollar a Week, with an Ini
tial pavment of only five dollars.
Don't wait until tomorrow come to
day, while, you have best choice and
before someone else picks up Just the
bargain you've been looking- for.
Filers Piano House, 36S Washington
St.. Cor. Park.
Bumrraf, Miss Clara Groehler, Miss Emma
Groehler. The Dalles; E. H. Freeman. Chi
cago; Wayne Brown. T. Curry, Wasco:. H.
J Young-, Seattle; Mrs. N. J. McReynolds.
Bessie McReynolde). Normal. 111.: M. M. Pot
ter, Xewberg; J. C. Call. The Dalles; R. P.
Chesney. S. S. City of Panama: S. Ferry;
J. C. Appell, city; R. D. Weldon, E. T. Ames,
Seattle.
St. Charles Ft. Kalnber. Peter Heldt. J.
Heldt, Hfnry Heldt, Astoria: T. P. Gray,,
city: Hans fiercer. Home Valley: William
Barclay and wife, Huntingdon ; J. W. Scott.
J. C. Leonard. TToutdale; D. Shanatan and
wife. Portland: R. E. Clark. Salem; S. C.
Hanna, Independence; C. B. Miller, Kings
Valley: John Stubbs, Molalla; J. F. Robert
son. Keleio; George Cliner. city; Mrs. Ina
Stoner, Ovstervllle; W. H. Moore, Yacolt;
Retta Nelson. Clatskanie; F. . A. Sullivan.
San Joso; Silae) Jackson. Minneapolis; L. A.
Morrison, Rainier; J. W. Wood and wife. Ran
Francisco: T. Hardv. Fishers: G. R. Morse.
Independence. Okla.; G. Schallier, Wlllamlnle;
J. H. Latourman, city: airs. jw. c-aieiy,
Seattle; W. Welst and wife. Catlnl; F. Weist,
Kelso; M. F. Monett. Fargo. Okla.; S. C.
Hamna, J. I. Hamna. Independence; J. H.
White and family, Oatrnader; J. N. Hartley.
Kclsoj B. H Large and wife. Hood River;
I. C. Leonard, Troutdale; M. H. Haley,
Hoqulam: A. H. Moearl and family, Boyd; R.
D. Crandall. Suckerville: Mrs. Malm, Rainier;
C. J. Bllladeon and wife. C. Bllladean, J.
Bllladean. Dallas: D. S. Glvosay, Woodland;
L. D. Smith and wffe, Banke; J. W. Dern
bach. New London. Wis.; E. J. Bornele,
Medford; A. G. Kmons, La Center; G.. Bryan,
city: C. W. Smithes and wife. Bull Run;
Mame Roake. Winnie Roake, Clackamas; C.
H. Foreman. White Salmon; Cass Weygandt
and eight boys, ML Hood; J. N. Johnson,
North Yakima; M. E. House, Mountain
Home; F. C. Clark. Salem; G. W. Ingold,
Jennings Lodge; T. McNIsh, R. T. French
and wife, Paul French, Kaiama.
The Lenox B. M. Gllmore, Jennings
Lodge; E. P. Irwin and wife, Newport: J.
O'Learv, cherry Vale; W. T. Waters. Oak
land: Mrs. H. S. Golden. Berkeley; A. E.
McNee. Seattle; Walter M. Ray, San Fran
cisco: W. C Miller, San Francisco; Mrs. W.
B. White. Arthur White. Staples: W. F..
Fargo, Pendleton; John Lauffle, San Fran
cisco; A. J. Smith and wife, Nevada; J. H.
McGrath. Fort Stevens; G. Gordon. San
Francisco; W. Buckman and wife. Cincin
nati; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest and family,
Fargo; N. Eisner and wife. Newark; J. C.
Mack and wife. Walla Walla; A. L. Hamp
aten and wife, Roaeburg; V. Jameaon and
family, Spokane; Mrs. B. Blake, Dallas;
Mrs. S. Post. Alaska: D. A. Snyder. H.
Woolworth and wife, E. B. stont and wife,
Dayton.
The Cornelias William Watson, Spokane;
Ed Blackburn. Baker City; J. C. Hartshorn
and wife, Minneapolis; Miss Amy Black, St.
Taul- F. W Clark and family. Chicago; W.
E. Tate and wife. Wasco: E. J. Wilson,
Shanlko; C." H. Rose and wife, Michigan; J.
W. Woodruff, Chicago; D. H. Bnyesnger.
Seattle; J. E. Smith and) wife.
The Calumet- R. B. Larkln. Chicago) W.
F. Womack, San Franclaco; O. I Brown and
wife. Miss Brown, Tecumaeh, Neb. : Mm. G.
M. Leser. Los Angeles; A. M. Durant. San
Francisco; L. W. Davis, New York; Miss Mar
lon Dunn, Tacoma; Russell Harrison, San
Francisco: A. R. Brooks, New York; Elole Er
ickson, Chicago: Thomas O'Connell, Hamil
ton O. : Clayton Orser, Miss Birdie Carlton,
Miss Clare Ormsby. Miss Alice Lansing, Mlas
Fay Howard. Miss Helen Brewster, Mla
Blanche Orrle. Frank Meyers, Jack Reagen,
Charles Tallefero. Chicago; J. El Vlerley, Spo
kane; F. .A. Clark, Everett; Mr. and Mrs.
Lyons and family. St. Paul; Charles Bailey,
Denver; J. 8. Jensen and- family. The Dalles.
The Xortonia A Fisher, W. Maasey,
Buffalo; A. Gottleman, Rochester: J. Pen
ney, The Dalles; Mlsa P. Collins, Astoria;
L w. Jacobs, Seattle; H. Henry, New
York- A. Johnston and wife. Austin: S.
Vlrge London; E. Brown. Astoria; C. Gib
son. Boston; J. McFail, Detroit.
si
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL RETORT.
' PORTLAND, Aug. (I. Maximum tempera
ture, 62 degrees; minimum, R7. River read
ing at 8 A. M., 8.8 feet; change in last 21
hours, fall 0-6 foot. Total rainfall, 5 P. M.
to 0 P. M., nill; total since September 1,
10OT, 89 Inohos; normal, 44.58 Inches; de
nolenoy. 5.B6 Inches. Total sunshine, August
4 14 hours 42 minutes; possible. 14 hours 42
minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level),
at S P. M., 89.8 Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER,
3
P n
3-eT
o a
3
STATIONS.
Baker City. ,
SS' T. I0'
bs'o.oo;io
114 0. Oil 12
Rti O.Ollj 4
ed O.OO 8
8X0. 0! flj
fin o.on as
!-"). or' 4
2 n.on'io
NW 'Clear
E Clear
W ;Pt clondy
NW Cloudy
W Cloudy
W Pt cloudy
NW Clear
SB Pt cloudy
KW'Pt cloudy
nismarca.
Boise
Eureka J.., . .
Helena. ...... f . r r ;
Kamloops
North Head.
Pocatetlo.
Portland.
Red Bluff ....... :
Rosoburg.
Sacramento. ......
Salt Lake
San Francisco.....
Spokane .
Tacoma.
Tatoosh Island....
Walla Walla
inoo.no 4'
&j 'uiear
NW Clear
no o. on io
nn'o.nniio'
S4!0.03' s'
0 O.fl0:18i
HI ll.OOl 8
7so.no1 4
B8 O.OO'lO
0410.001 4
S Clear
8 Cloudy
W Cloudy
W Clear
rJ 'Pt clondy
SW Iciear
SW Clear
T Trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
There lias been very lluls changs la th
THE
PORTLAND
. PORTLAND, OH
srUBOPEAX FLAJ
MODERN
RESIALBANT
"eOX DOLLARS.
HOTEL'OREGON-!
CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS '.
Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Day and Up
I European Plan. Free Bus
I WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props. I
mmm!
C trally' Located
liiiii: '
. urn tm u
yrMe?!h
FIFTH
Centrallv
'Bon meets all
X F. DAV1ES, President
F.Z?i--?ai Moat
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
rt fc
4
m m w r
- -c '0 -
t-mj r txr r-OT?
.h. Docian States earing the
pr.svurv " ... . , ,i
last 3 hours. The barometer Is relatively
low between the Rocky Mountains and the
Blerras and Cascade Mountain.. ui
, li.i. minn thi immediate coast.
uviir iMBn
Showers and thunder storms have ooenrraa
at scattered places In Nevana utan aim
Southeastern Idaho. It Is much coo er In
the Gr.at Salt Lake Basin and slightly
warmer In the Interior of Northern Cali-
fThe" Indications are for fair weather la
this dlstriot Thursday, except In Southern
Idaho, where snowem ni
FORECASTS,
um-tiand and vicinity Fair; northwest
erly winds.
Oreaon and Washington Fair; northwest
erly winds.
Idaho irair bott,
imviR r A. BEAM, fllstrict Forecaster.
DIED.
HUFFMAN In- this otty, Anjpust 6. at 11T
30 years, 1 month aad 11 days. Puneral
nntic hereafter.
PBETTTMAN-At her home on BSdy street.
A U.. Mrs. M. Ei Prettyman, aged K3
vears. Funeral notice later.
PRETTYMAN At Montavllla, A-trgnet B,
XXs.rla r. . 1' T l . v II i n 11 , igcu u. trxvL-.-.
1 nnHnA hereafter.
DEMARS In this city. Aug 4. Ceorge F.
. . I no .-.-.- u mnnlh, Viin
ral Announcement later.
BROWN At Seavlew. Wash., AegtMt 5,
II ne Dr.rllan1 C . J 111
years. Funeral notice latec
IlKAIKll A RTER3
FOR TOURISTS Jd
COIMEBCIAI.
TRAVKLKKS.
Special rates mde
to families and sin
gle jentleanell. The
management will be
pleased Skt all ttnw
to abow rooms and
srive price. A mod
ern Turkish bath e
tablishment In the
hotel.
U. C. BOWERS.
ManaBer
Modern Impreriaafta
Imperial Hotel
Seventh and Washington
PhiL Motichan & Sons, Props.
iseo Pfcoa
Rates $1.
00-510-$2.00
Hooas.
COMPLETELY REMODELED AND REFURNISHED.
New Perkins Hotel
AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
Located. Large, light Sample Rooms.
Erery Modern Convenience, Including Phone in
Every Room. 75 Rooms with rrivate catn,
ELEGANT CAFE AND GRILL
tralna. Rotes 1.0O and op.
V. S WETLAND, Managrer.
C O. DA VIES, Sec and Treaej
ROOMS 50c TO $1.3ff
A Strictly First-Class and
Modern Hotel Containing 170
Rooms. Only American and
European Hotel in Portland.
Long Distance Phones
in Knery Knom.
Free 'Bus Meets
All Trains.
Bates American. 12.00 per day and up.
Rates European, 1.00 per day and up.
Per month, slncle room and board, $4S to S05
according ro room. For two. ST5 to J113.
Board without room 30 per month
N0RT0NIA HOTEL
ELEVENTH, OFF WASHINGTON ST.
Portland's
Only Roof Garden
American Rates to Families
and European Our Sua Meeta All Tralna
Sample Settee, with Balhs, for Travellnsr Men
THE DANM00RE
Portland's new hotel.
475 WaablnEtnn, corner 14th ops).
lleillK Theater.
European plan fl.0O aad Up.
Bus meets all trains.
DAN J. MOORE. Proprietor.
Hotel Moore Clataon Best, Sea-aide-,
Or. Oaea all year. K.r Infor
mation apply at The Daasaoore.
"THE CORNELIUS"
THE BEST IN PORTLAND
Carpeted throughout, In the best velvet carpets. Every
room contains a heavy solid Simmons bras. bed. on which
uT40 or Bpound hair mattress. The rooms are turnlshed
In solid mahogany. Writing desk In every room. Long
d"stE.e. ad local telephone, in every roonx Sixty rooms
with Drlvate bath. Situated In the center of shopping dls
Slct Ont block trom the streetcars. Not so expensive as
some other hotels. When next In Portland give u. a
Soe to make you look pleased. The furnishing, and gtn
eraJ appearance of the public room, must b. seen to be .
L 1 t"j v ...
K'VT .TTTS
V. K. fl.ARKE.
IToprletor.
Manager.
W HOTEL LENOX
portlana's new and most modornly furnished
hotel, Third and Main streets, fronting on tha
beauilful City Plaxa and adjacent to Duslnesa
center. Free 'bus to and from trains. Up-to-date
grill. Excellent crulslne. Telephone In
every room. Private baths.
ErHOPBAlT PLAN, AMERICAN PLAN.
Si to V2.O0 Per Day. -S0 to M Per Day.
O. H. SPENCER, Manager
MEETTNO NOTICES.
flOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT meets
this (Thursday) evening, Orand avenue and
East Pine streets. Work In Royal Purple
degree. YWitora welcome,
K. B, HOLCOMB, Borlbe,
PTJNKRAL NOTICES.
At Oood Samaritan Hospital, August
6, Alfred H. Kfftes, aged 15 years 11 months
M davs, son of James A. and Mary Sates, of
4.tl) Union avenue North. Funeral services
Will be held at the Westminster Presby
terian Church, East 10th and Weidler
street?, Friday. August 7, at 10 A. M. In
terment Rivervlew Cemetery. Friends rer
epectfully Invited. The remains are at Zol-le-Byrnee
Company Chapel, earner Russell
street and Williams avenue.
OROCE In this city, August 4, Jacob
Oroce, aged eS years, 9 months and 10
days. Born in Junetta County, pa., c&ma
to Oregon in 1&S4. Funeral services at
Hemlock undertaking parlors, 13th and
Umatilla avenue, Sellwood, August 6 at
ft:R0 P. M. Friends cordially invited.
MURHARP In this olty, Aug. 4. Gustavua
Thomas Murhard, aged 83 years, 8 months.
Funeral services will be held at Holman's
chapel. Third and Salmon sts.. at a P. M.
Friday, Aug. T. Friends invited. Thenoe
to Crematorium.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO., Funeral pirect
ers. 820 8d at. Lady assistant. Phens M S07.
J. p. PTNLEX SON, 8d and Madison.
Lady assistant, rnane main , a iovb.
v. i ft. .--in... i. nl
iniUDIBI, 31 1 1 .11 1 .l.l.m. u . a. '
rectors. 7lh is Pipe. Phoji. M 430. Lady asst.
ZELLER-BYRNES CO.. Funeral Dlreet
ors. 878 Russell. East 1688. Lady assistant.
F. 8. DUNNING, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Lady aasistaat. Phene East it.
AMT7SEMENT.
PANTAGES THEATER.
The New Vaudeville Palace.
Three performance dally, curtain oes up
2:30, T:30 and P. M. All this week Mile.
Techow's Twenty Performing Cats; Georfie
W. Day, greatest of all blackfaced come
dians; the Great Powell & Co., illusionists :
CJluxton & Co., The Circus Rider; Lona
Leonard. The SQuaw Girl: Tony Johnsons
Wonderful Dogs; Ray Baldwin. Illustrated
song; Moving pictures. Popular prices.
THE GRAND-Vaudeville deluxe
All this week.
The Wonder of the World.
SIRRONJE
The Handcuff Queen and Lady RafTles.
Juno Salmo. Terley. Ott. Nelson & Stead
man. Thomaa & Alf. Melvene. Ezier & Webb,
Fred Bauer and Grandasccpe.
Next Week THE FINNEY9.
Champion Swimmers in the Crystal Tankr.
r
Today-
Ladies' Swimming Classes
AT THE NATATORirX.
(Five In a Party for 1 today).
Open .8 A. M.
TONIGHT IN AIRDOME.
THE MERRY GRAFTERS"
A Rollicking Travesty on the temper
of the times. Introducing new
people of the Curtis Company.
"15 Minutes from Alder street."
WHERE TO DINE.
Hot Weather Diet ?l0ri
V.ge-
Cafe. 10S
6th St.. nearWa.hlngton.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Baker's Auction House. 152 Park St.,
near Morrison st. Furniture, etc. Sale at 10
o'clock. Baker & Son. Auctlcneers.
At Oilman Auction rooms, 411 Washington
St., at 10 o'clock A. M. ts. L. N. Oilman,
Auctioneer.
NEW TODAT.
Stop Paying Rent
$300 down and $15 per month will
obtain a nice 7-room house, 14 fruit
trees, bearing, full corner lot, facing
south, between two carlines, good
service; East Slain street.
FRANK BOLL AM,
128 Third Street.
Johnson's Creek
ACREAGE
5 1-3 ACRES ' very rich land. No
gravel; 10 minutes' walk from station
on O. W. P. line. Creek runs throuprh
place. Fine proposition for chicken
ranch and garden. Positivelv the best
buy in this section. Price $1100.
DEVLIN & FIREBAl'GH,
508-9 Shetland Bids;., Cor. Rth & Wash,
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest ratea and terms to suit; spe
cial rate and favorable terms on large
loans on business properties.
Fund Loaned for Private Investors.
A. H. BIRRELL
302 McKay Bid:., 3d fc Stark.
Mortgage Loans
Lowest rates of Interest.
LOUIS SALOMON,
233 Stork street, near Second.
Abstracts
Law yers Abstract
and Trust Co. Suite
8. over Portland
Trust Co. Bank,
M. 660. - - A 4222
3 Beautiful Offices 3
In well-located modern building; reasonahls
to permanent tenant: all overlook street;
possession given at any tlms. Main BB4.
Grand Central Station Time Card
SOUTHERN rACIHC.
Leaving- Portland
Roseburgr Passentrer
Cottage Grove Passenger.
California Exvress
Ban Francisco Express . . .
West Side
Corvallls Paeenier
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger...
Forest Orove Passenger, . .
Arriving Portland
Oregon Express
Cottage Grove Passenger
Roseburg passenger
Portland Express
West Side
Corvallls Passenger
flharlrian Passenger
8:1B a. m.
I :13 p m.
I 7:45 p. m
1:30 a. m.
T:00 a. m.
4:10 a. m.
1 1 :00 a. m.
6:40 p. m.
T:18 a. m.
11:80 a. m.
B:30 p. m.
11:13 p. m.
0:3.1 p. m.
10:. 10 p. m.
8:00 a. in.
2:30 p. m.
Forest Grove Passenger ...
Forest urove f asaengor . ,
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Leavtnc Portland
Tacoma and Seattle Express . . .
North Ooast ft Chicago Limited.
Overland Expra.s
8:110 a. m.
ii:Oi n. m.
11:43 p. m.
Arriving Portland
North Coast Limited
Portland Express
Overland Express
J T:O0 a. m.
4 :15 p. m.
8:83 p. m.
OREGON RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO.
TAvlnA. Tnrtland
Pondleton Passenger
T:1B
8:110
8:18
0:00
8:00
w:43
8:50
8:13
Chlcago-f ortianu oy.i.
Spokane Flysr
Kansas City Chicago Express.
Arriving Portland
6pokane Flyer ..
Chi.. Kan. City ft Portland Ex.,
Chicago-Portland Special
a. m.
p. m.
p. m.
p. m.
p. m.
Fanaieton
ASTORIA G COLUMBIA RIVER.
Leavtns Portland
Astoria & Seaside Express. . . ,
Seaside Special (Saturday only)
Astoria ft Seaside Express
Arriving Portland
Astoria ft Portland Passenger. .
Portland Express ,,,,
Seaside Special (Sunday only).
8:00 a. m.
2:20 p. m.i
3:30 p. m.
12:13 d. m.
10:00 p. m.
10.20 p. m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leaving Portland
C. P. R, Short Line, via Spokane
Via Seattle
Arriving Portland I
C, P. B. Short Lin., via Spokane.
Via Beattle ,
8:15 p. m.
11 143 p. m.
8:00 a. m.
7:00 a. m.
Jeflerson-Strect Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leavlnaj Portland
nnllu passenger ,,,,
Ti40 a, m.
4:13 p. m.
10:15 a. m.
6:50 p. m.
Dallas Passenger . , , ,
Arriving Fortlaoo
Dallas Passenger ,,,,
Dallas Passenger , , , , ,
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arriving l"ortland
Wllsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate Local , ,
Wllsonville Local ,.
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Salem and Intermediate Local..
:05 a. :
:15 a. i
:.10 a. i
:1!0 a. :
;20 p. i
:43 p.
:00 p. i
;40 p. i
15 p. i
23 a.
M a. i
:35 a. i
10 a. i
;10 p. ,
:05 p. i
30 p. i
:10 p. l
03 p. 1
Wilsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate Express,
galem and Intermediate Local..
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Trrt i mi rl .
Salem and Intermediate Local. . I 6
Wilsonville Local I 1
alera and Intermediate Express. 8
Salem and Intermediate Local.. Ill:
Wilsonville Local 1 ;
Salem ana intermediate Express. a:
Salem and Intermediate Local ..18:
Wilsonville Lopal ............1.1 6:
Satasa ana inurmMisu Bxpres. e:
NEW TODAT.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
Notice Is hereby ffiven that the
Countv Superintendent of Multnomali
County will hold the regular exam
ination of applicants for state and
county papers at the Ladd School. West
Park and Jefferson streets, Portland,
as follows:
FOR STATE PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 12,
at 9 o'clock A. M., and continuing until
Saturday. August 15. at 4 P. M.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, physical geography, reading,
psychulov.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, book
keeping, physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, com
position, algebra, English literature.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, school law.
FOR COUNTY PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 12,
at 9 o'clock A. M., and continuing until
Friday, August 14. at 4 P. M.
M ertnesdny Penmanship, history, or
thography, reading, physical geography.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, physi
ology. Friday Geography, school law, civil
government, English literature.
R. F. ROBINSON.
County School Superintendent.
FOR SALE AT
A new, modern bungalow, near Bel
mont and Prett3'man ave. ; six rooms,
furnace, etc. ; lot 100x100 ; price $3500.
GEO. K. CLARK
Or JOHN W. COOK
330 Chamber of Commerce.
Phones: Main 5047, A 3252.
Low i'rii Kay
Terms. Hlatfon on
tlio gronnd. Tuktj
jour choice of fltty
RYAN PLACE
FnKnrnw.d Viw. RUht on lint of th
HiK.)N FM.4-I KJt It. it.Salein Hue)
Only lo minutea from PortUnd. Laud all
under cultivation. Lay periuctly. VV'rit
B. S. COOK & CO.
03 Corbett lild., Portland, Ore con
li.M.-tl..'.'
UHii;m..n-i
OKOROB. BI.AOK.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
1113 Worcester Bulldlns.
Phon. Main 63U.
FOR this month w will sell watches for
the amount loaned and one month's in-,
terest at Uncle Myers'. Ill Id St.. near
Alder.
REAL KSTATB DEALERS.
Andrews. F. V. 4 Co., M 3311). 33 Hnmlltou bl
Baker, Alfred A., 115 Ablngton bids;.
Chapln & Herlow. 332 Chamber of Commero.
Cook. E. S. & Co, 603 Corbett bldg.
Crossloy Co.. 708-d corbett bldjf. M T&ZX
Guddard, H. W., Main and A 1743. 110 ad at.
Jennings & Co. Main 188. 206 Oregonlaa.
Kinney & Stampher, 881-832 Lbr. Ea. M 4430.
Lee. M E.. room 41t Corbett building.
Mall & Von Borstel. 104 2d st. 82 E nurnslda.
Palmer. H. P.. 213 Commercial Club bldg.
M 81199, A 2(133.
Parrlsh. V atkln. & Co., 230 Alder St.
Reed. Fields sc Tynan.. Beard of Trads bldg.
Behalk. Goo. !., 284 Stars st. Main 392. A 382.
Sharkey, J. P. 4 Co.. 1224 Sixth St. ;
Bwensson, A F. & Co., 2334 Wanhlngton st
RICHARDSON. A. B., 221 Com. Club Bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., 884 Third sc.
(Holladay Addition.)
Veteran Land Co.. 823 Chamber of Commerca
Waddtl. . W. O.. 809 Lumbi r Exchange bldg.
White. B. F. . 2274 Vnshlnton st.
FOB SAIJ5 REAL. ESTATE.
NOB HILL HOMK
jHO.BOO ll-room modi-rn home, tull-slzs
corner lot. select location, west of 23d st.
This Is absolutely the best buy In resi
dence property offered today In the city.
James J. Flynn. 512 Chamber of Com
merce. $1900 ONLY, a beautiful bulldlns; site. 100X
U0. belnir the southw-Bt corner of 13lh
and Division street; this Is les than price
of slnple lot across the street. Must be
sold to pay off mortgoiro on other prop
erty; terms cash C. V. Ptluet-r A to.,
room 14. Mulkey bide , 2d anil Morrison
sts.
RESIDENCE LOTS
nno 8 full Ion. Including corner, choice
location In Good Morning Addition, near
Piedmont; this Is a barcaln. James J.
Flynn, 512 Chnmber of commerce.
SWELL 1RVINQTON Vi HLOCK.
Just what vou want for fine home; you
could not select a better place and you
could not bulid at a better lime; don t
phone unle you mean business, because
I am going to J-11 at ra-rtnee. Sewer, gas
and water. East or B l.k04.
REAL ESTATE business: owner has mors
buelneoe than cn no n.ime. ","
ble conservative man to Join him as partner-
small amount money required; ex
perience unneceeenry: only ability to show
irorerty: pay rustier 1S0 to $200 per
'.. l njBU Gtarlr mt
niontll. I uniL-umra un
I WANT to buy today a 8 to 8-room houto
on fractional lot. In walklns distance on
the West Side; 3000 to 4.-,00; owners or
agents; have your answer in the office by
noon today. I mean business. Ab lis,
Oregonlan. ;
Slono a-room house and nlr. corner lot.
SOxlOO on Waverly-Klchmond carllne.
Nice garden and fruit trees; close In:
terms 000 cash, balance time at a per
cent. C V. I'fluger & Co.. room 14. Mul
key bldg.. 2d and Morrison eta
3700 -room modern, up-to-date house, in
Piedmont, cement basement, vmlks and
retaining walls, furnace heat, built for a
home and everything Is first-class; terms.
C. B. Luoas. 322 Corbett bldg.
150 LOTS (fiOxlOO) in one of best city addi
tions, nenr carllne, streets graded. Hull
Hun water In; can be had for 60 per
cent of Belling value; t3O00 will handle
this. AF 117, Oregonlan.
THE OPPORTUNITY.
Finest store site on Portland Heights,
frontaite on two streets; only $100 each.
Hartman & Thompson, Chamber of Com
merce. ' .
EAST PTDE BfSIXEPS
Will sell or lease this fine Vt. suitable
for apartment or factory or garage; close
In, blttilithlo pavement. Call mornings.
2454 Washington, room 8.
IUVINOTON.
Beautiful close-In lot on E. 12th St.; all
Improvements and assessments paid for:
this nut be sold this week; $1800. Main or
A 3120.
CHOICE building lots for sale In all parts
of the cltv. Washington Oregon Realty
Co., 10S 2nd .t., Portland.
1100 TAKES at once new. modern cot
tage 2 lots, worth $2300; terms; leaving
city. 001 E. 24th North. Alberta car.
RALEIGH ST. H-room house on full lot;
nothing better for the money; $.'1780. Gold
Bchmldfs Agency, 25.'1 ',4 Washington, cor. 3d.
PINE residence lot for houacpalntlng and
tinting. G. B. Walling. 243 Stark.
$ltliK) 1-room cottage, Sunnyalde; terms.
4;t Worcester bldg.
FOR BALE o-room hotel. $12,000; a aaap,
Call owner by phon. A iott.
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