KNOX HITS HARD
AT BRYAN'S PROP
Senator at. Union League
Meeting Exposes Gompers'
Vicious Labor Demands.
HARD BLOW TO NEBRASKAN
Injunction Question Aired Gom
pors Asked for Bill Which In Ef
fect Would Lcpalixo Black
mail and Boycott.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Oct. 20.
rnlted State Senator Knox was enthusi
ast Icallv greeted by members of the
Union League Club and Its guests, who
accorded him an ovation at the conclu
sion of hla address, which was repeated
ly Interrupted by prolonged applause.
The auditorium was surrounded by
great crowds which were unable to gain
admission, and an overflow meetlnir waa
held. At the conclusion of h's remarks
James S. Sherman. Vice-Presidential
nominee, was Introduced amid a thunder
of cheers. He spoke briefly, as did Gen
eral O. O. Howard.
Discussing the Injunction question.
Fenator Knox referred to the attitude of
President Gompers. of the American Fed
eration of Labor. He said:
Gompers Given Raking.
"Mr. Gompers. assuming to speak for
organized labor, has recently made a vio
lent and sweeping attack upon the entire
Judiciary of the country. an attack
couched In such terms as to Include the
most upright, honest and broad-minded
Judges no less than those of narrower
mind and more restricted outlook.
"Mr. Gompers claimed that the conven
tion which named Mr. Bryan, sneaking
for one of the two (treat political parties,
pledred that party to grant the extreme
demands made by him and Ids follows in
the matter of injunctions in labor cases.
Last year, before the house committee
on Judiciary. Mr. Gompers and his asso
ciates clearly formulated these demands,
specifying the bill that contained them,
refusing all compromise, stating that they
wished the principle of the bill or nothing.
The principles of the bill in effect, legal
ised blacklisting and boycotting in every
form, legalising for instance, those forms
of the secondary boycott which the an
thracite coal commission so unreservedly
condemned: while the right to carry on a
business was explicitly taken out from
under that protection which the law
throws over property. These are the pro
visions to which Mr. Bryan, according to
Mr. Gompers, is specifically committed.
One) Accusation Enough.
No accusatlo . against Mr. Bryan's
character by his foes could be as grave
as this accusation against him by one of
his chief supporters. We have a right
to ask Mr. Bryan if the statement of Mr.
Campers is true. If it is not. then the
support of those labor men who are de
luded Into following Mr. Gompers In his
support of Mr. Bryan has been obtained
under falsa pretenses. If. on the other
hand the statement is true, then Mr.
Bryan stands pledged to a oourse of pol.
Icy which represents the enthronement of
class privilege in Hs crudest and most
brutal form and the destruction of one
of the most essential functions of the
Judiciary in all civilized lands."
ROBBER DRUGS CHILD
Tacoma Girl Tells Police She Was
Chloroformed by Masked Man.
TAOOMA, 'Wash.. Oct. 20. (Special.)
. Seized and twice chloroformed by a
masked man who had entered her home
while her married slater. Mrs. George
Sargent and family were absent last
night, is the story told by Mary Clark,
aged 15. to Detective Smith.
I.ast evening while the family waa
absent and while she sat at the dining
room table, a masked man entered the
room, cautioned her to be quiet and
held a chloroformed rag to her mouth
until she became unconscious. As she
started to scream for help the man
placed his hand over her mouth and
again applied the chloroform.
When she again awakened aha was
lying on her bed. The odor of chloro
form was strong in the house when the
family returned- The police are mys
tified. OBJECTS TO STICKERS
Spokane Socialist Candidate Wants
Name Printed on Ballot.
SPOKANE. Wash.. Oct. 20. (Spe
cial.) Judge W. E. Richardson, candi
date of the Socialist party In Spokane
for Superior Judge, makes the County
Auditor defendant in a mandamus case
whereby Richardson seeks to compel
the Auditor to place his name on the
official ballot under the designation
in a separate column, "non-partisan
Judiciary." together with the names of
those nominated at the recent primary
election.
According to Instructions from the
Attorney-General. Richardson's name
may not be printed on the ballot and
his supporters must use stickers, which,
Rlchsr.dson says, will lose him many
Republican and Democratic votes.
FIRM FRIEND OF LABOR
Chairman of Brotherhood of Engi
neers Proves Taft's Position.
SPOKANE. Wash.. Oct. 20. (Spe
cial.) G. O. Burnhart. a locomotive en
gineer employed by the O. R. & N.. aud
who ts now chairman of the Brother
hood of Engineers on the . Harriman
road. Is one of the prominent laboring
men who believe Taft is labor's
staunehest friend. Ho says:
"All the talk which hss been in
dulged in during the campaign about
Taft's being an enemy of labor ts
founded on a misconception of facts.
"In several court decisions regarded
as victories for labor the Judges mak
ing them based their verdicts on pre
vious decisions made by Judge Taft.
and Judge Taft himself has always In
his decisions safeguarded the rights
and privileges of labor."
Count Tol-toi Returns Thanks.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 20. Count
Leo Tolstoi has addressed an open let
ter of thanks to all those who con
gratulated him last month on his SOth
birthday.
Granger Makes Talk for Taft.
CASTLE ROCK. Wash.. Oct. JO. (Spe
cial.) H. T. Granger, a Seattle attorney.
1
THE MORNING OREGO.MAy, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1908.
' . , - " - - L1 t , ' I 1 ' !EW TODAY-
spoke hers Saturday night, as a substi
tute for Congressman Humphrey, who
was prevented at the last moment from
coming. A large crowd was present,
and the enthusiasm never waned dur
ing the whole speech.
Killed by Fall Down Chute.
TAOOMA, Wash.. Oct. 20 A. , W.
niKiifann. assistant foreman in the
mine of the Wilkeson Coal and Coke I
Company, at Wilkeaon, was killed yea-
ti-rinv afternoon bv falling down a .
chute and being buried under a mass
of coal. Workmen at the bottom of
the chute saw Ills hat come down with
the coal and a search revealed his body
farther up the chute. He was a native
of Finland. 30 years of age, and leaves
no relatives In this country.
Kills Holdup Victim; Gets 40 Years.
WALLACE. IDAHO, Oct. 20. Sen
tence of 40 years In the state peni
tentiary was passed this morning by
Judge Woods, of Shoshone County, on
Charles Rollins, alias Burns, convicted
Saturday of murder In the second de
gree for killing Charles Edwards, July
4. last, in Wallace, the murder arising
out of an attempted holdup and resis
tance on the part of . Edwards.
Big Sawmills to Resume.
. ELM A, Wash., Oct. (Special.) The
new mills of Servia & Hillis and of Tay
lor A. Evans will resume operations the
first of next month. Both these mills are
tributary to Elms, and will be of great
benefit to the town. They will have large
capacity and a timber supply that will
last them many years.
JAPAN IGNORES DEMANDS
SHOOTING OP CHINESE SOL
DIERS MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.
Yellow Races Again Aroused Mi
kado Refuses to Take Notice
of Official Request.
PEKIX, Oct. 2(1 The Chinese govern
ment has completed an Investigation Into
the fighting that4 occurred October 13 In
Chien Tao district. Northern Corea, be
tween Chinese and Japanese. The offi
cial reports assert that Japanese fired
upon an unarmed detachment of Chinese
gendarmes, killing two and wounding
four. The authorities consider that this
attack was unprovoked and that It was
made with the deliberate intention of pre
cipitating complications. The Chinese
foreign board has demanded compensa
tion from Japan and the punishment of
the guilty parties, but the attitude main
tained by Japan leaves little room for
nope.
MRS. CLEVELAND TESTIFIES
Called Before Grand Jury Investi
gation. NEW TORK. Oct 20. Mrs. Grover
Cleveland yesterday appeared before the
grand Jury as a witness as to the authen
ticity of the article sold to the New York
Times by Broughten Brandenburg, a
magaxlne writer and published In that
paper, in which her late husband ap
peared as favoring the election of Mr.
Taft.
It is understood that Mrs. Cleveland was
on the stand as to her knowledge of cer
tain interviews which Mr. Brandenburg
had with the former President at Prince
ton last Spring and as to the genuineness
of the Grover Cleveland signature ap
pended to the article in dispute.
Other witnesses were Dr. Joseph Bry
ant, for many years President Cleveland's
physician: Richard Watson Gilder, his
intimate friend: David N. Carvalho, a
handwriting expert; John H. Flnley. pres
ident of the College of the City of New
fork, and Trustee Hastings, of the Cleve
land estate.
William Relck and Charles M. Lincoln,
of the editorial staff of the Times, were
also called. Following the adjournment
of the Jury. District Attorney Jerome
sent away two detectives upon a mission,
the end of which he would not divulge.
MUST LET DREYFUS REST
French Chamber Condemns Revival
of Stale Scandal.
PARIS. Oct. 20. By a vote of 43 to 47.
the Chamber of Deputies today con
demned the campaign which the Antl
Dreyfusttes are conducting against the
decision in the case of Major Dreyfus,
handed down by the Court of Cassation
In 1906. Pierre Bletry led in' the assault
and caused a violent scene. He was tem
porarily suspended. Minister of Justice
Briand said the country was sick of this
scandal and that those who were trying
to reopen It were making themselves
ridiculous.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Oct. JO. Maximum temper
ature. 60 decrees: minimum. 39.1 degrees.
River reading at 8 A. M.. 3.0 feet; change
In last 24 hours, 0.0 foot rise. Total rain
fall 5 P. M. to 6 P. M.) Hi inch; total
rainfall since September 1, 1908. 4.28 Inches;
normal. 4.15 Inches; excess, 0.08 Inch. To
tal sunshine. October 10, 1 hour 18 min
utes; possible, 10 hours 48 minutes. Ba
rometer (reduced to sea level) at S P. M.,
30.18 inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at P. M.. Pacific
time, October 1:
1
Wind
STATIONS.
Baker City
Hlsmarck. .......
Boise
Kureka.....
Helena. .........
Kam loops. . .....
North Head.
Pocatello
Portland
Red BlutT
Kosebure. .......
Sacramento.
Salt I.ake
San Francisco. .
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatooah Island.
W alla Walla. ...
Biaine
Siskiyou
M&rshHeld
40 0.001 8I.V
62) T. !4'SE
421 T. I N
62iO.00!3O'.V
361 T. 3'W
42'O.O0jI6.W
4Si T. bO NW
34 0.00 2! SW
60 O.lS'MjW
62 0.00 14I.V
6010.061 4!NW
62'0.00:20'NW
36 0.04 S E
4 O.OO W
46 0 00)10 XW
60 0.00 8 E
50 0 00:20 N"W
50! T. ( SW
4S O.lOl 4 XW
35 0 01 4 NE
6!,0.0I NW
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. crdy
.Clear
Cloudy
ICloutlv
(Cloudy
(Pt. ci'dy
(Clear
Iclear
Rainy
Clear
Cloudy
IClear
ICloudy
icioudy
IClear
IPt. Cl'dy
Clear
Pt. CVdy
(Clear
T. Trace,
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The low-pressure area causing the recent
rains and high, winds in this district has ad
vanced rapidly eastward and a high-pressure
area is now approaching the Oregon
coast, which has caused a cessation of the
rains. This high-pressure area is attended
bv low temperatures and It is expected that
light frosts will occur In the early morn
ing in the Interior of Western Oregon and
the Interior of Western Washington. East
of the Cascade mountains freexlng tempera
tures will occur and probably be followed by
relatively warm weather during the after
noon. Warnings for the expected frost
were sent at 6:40 P. M. to all places In
terested In them. The indications are for
fair weather In this district Wednesday,
with rising temperature during the after
noon. -
FORECASTS.
Tort land and vicinity Fair and probably
warmer; westerly wlnda
Oregon. Washington and Idaho Fair and
probably warmer: westerly winda
EDWARD A- BEAU.
District Forecaster.
SHU IS
unu
Enraged at Austrian Outrage
on Vukotics.
ENVOY FORCIBLY DETAINED
Montenegrin General Searched and
Baggage Ransacked on Way to
Belgrade Servian Crowd
Makes Hero of Him.
BELGRADE. Oct. 20. General Vukot
ics, an official of the Montenegrin gov
ernment, arrived here today at noon after
an extraordinary experience at Agram,
where he was arrested by Austro-Hun-garlan
officials and detained for several
hours. In an interview the General said:
"On my arrival at A grain gendarmes
entered my car. dragged me out and took
me to the prefecture of police. I was
then searched and my purse, papers, in
fact everything I had, were taken from
me. My baggage was also completely
ransacked. I gave the gendarmerie my
name and explained my status as a spe
cial envoy to King Peter. I showed
also the passport and safe conduct given
me at the Austro-Hungarlan legation at
Cettlnje, but all to no avail.
"Ultimately I was permitted to send a
telegram to Baron von Aehrenthal, the
Austro-Hungarian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, complaining of the treatment ac
corded me, which was a violation of in
ternational usage. After considerable
delay an order arrived from Vienna in
structing the police to release me, and
this was done.
"I was detained at the police station
for seven hours, and. as I lost my train
connection, my journey was delayed alto
gether 14 hours."
This occurrence has aroused again a
bitter feeling toward Austrla-tlungary on
the part of the Servians, and the people
are greatly excited.
The General is the hero of the mo
ment In Belgrade. A great crowd of stu
dents and others gathered in front of his
hotel this afternoon, and when the Ccn
eral entered his carriage to drive to the
palace the students nuharnessed the
horses and dragged the vehicle through
the streets themselves. Meanwhile the
mob shouted ita approval of King Peter
and Prince Nicholas and cursed Austria.
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Portland J. etark. New York O.
Xelsser, Chicago; H. M. Lyman. St. Paul;
D. A. Laurie. Chicago; J. Gllmour, New
York; W. H. Stewart, Indlanapolia ; R. L.
Stone. Battle Creek; W. H. O'Neill. St.
Louis: I S. Thomas and wife. Rainier; A.
Kenney. Astoria: E. McCotfey. New York:
F. H. Sanborn and wife. R. G. White. As
toria; F. H. Flnley. Spokane: E. L. Kltson,
Boston; J B. Miller. J. E. Deuffield, Wash
ington; B. Turner, Aberdeen; B. Leavitt, B.
Wonnser. San Francisco; J. C. Coppage,
Philadelphia; E. W. Hall and wife. Chicago;
Mrs. H. Fuhrman. Mrs. S. S. Loeb. J. J.
Dodge. W. Q. Collins. Seattle; W. D.
Scrughelm. Lexington; W. J. McKee,
Qunlcy; E. G. Halnx. B. Leavttt, 5an Fran
cisco; W. E. Einainger. Providence: F. G.
Sllvertone. S. Black. San Francisco; J. L.
McCarthy end wife. Seattle; 11. M. Crane
and wife. Salt Lake City; F. Drake and
wife. New York; R. Taylor. Grand Kapids:
P. J. O'Gara and wife, Washington; Mrs.
C. Walker. Miss E. G. Walker. P. A.
IValker. Dayton: G. W. Sanborn and wife.
Astoria: J. Berendt. New York; R. B.
Thompson. Salt Lake City: F. Simpson.
Los Angelas; E. J. Collins, Chicago; Mrs. E.
N. Fitzgerald. Seattle; S. B. Miller. R. L.
Doulej-. Detroit; F. Spltko, Salt Lake City;
R. T Bernstein. San Francisco: E. Stern-
burg, Los Angeles; G. E. Werbam, New
York: F. B. Thornburg, New York; W. F.
Brown, Boston; W. M. Wilde, Astoria; T.
Sneek. cltv; J. G. Megler and wife. Brook
field; C. W. Peck. New York; E. W. Lin
forth. Berkeley; C. M. Glees, J. A. Klnsey,
San Francisco: E. H. Bradley. New York;
Mlu A. S. Miller. Washington; a. J. Jack
son, San Francisco: J. B. Walker. St. Louis;
E. Purach. New York.
The Oregon G. H. Merrltt, Elgin; H. S.
Webster, Boston; I. Stumpf. Pittsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. O'Brien, Olympla; F. W. Kelsey,
San Diego; L F. Nlhoul, Hoquiam; C.
Fogg and wife, Oakland: W. D. Wescott,
Belllngham; H. L Valencia, San Francisco;
C. W. Goodman, Seattle; E. B. Morse, Kala
mazoo; F. Gibson. Belllngham; S. O. New
ton, G. Carlson. San Francisco: E. M. Wil
son, Belllngham: A. W. Lindgren. Hunting
ton; Mrs O. M. Kellogg. Hoquiam; M.
Lewln, L. E. Price, San Francisco; R. A.
Stuart. E. O. Scott, Seattle; J. T. Hall, San
Francisco; C. W. Hartsough, New York;
W Constatlne. W. So hade, Seattle: J. H.
Shea, Oakland; Mrs. A. Lewis, city; C. Z.
Bamum. New York; E. O. Scott. Chicago;
A. W. Kugler, Seattle; W. W. Watson. O.
R. N. ; W. C. Bonton, S. S. Eberle. C. R.
Sharps, P. C. Randall, Stewart Watts, H.
White. Lewis "Winters. C. Miller. Vancouver;
F. C. Lovell, Grants Pass; Joe Loewe, Spo- I
kane; L. S. Mlchelson, x. Kyne. ?.ew xor;
J. T. Albert. Portland; E. C. Murray. Cin
cinnati; H. Ganyon. Medford: D. W. Fer
guson. Los Angeles; O. W. Smith and wife.
Bolne; A. E. Cagevin. Kelso; R. H. Mc
Mahon, Taeoma; C. E. Bernard, Mrs. E. C.
Baldry, Seattle; G. A. Mcintosh. Medford;
G. C Salch, San Francisco; W. K. Stewart,
Indianapolis: A- L. Cohen. Seattle: C. M.
Foster. Baker City; J. W. Insenhofer,
Huntington; Leonard Cole, Vale; Albert
Benslnger. Chicago.
The Imperial R. L Stockton, Parma;
Idaho: Mm. J. Foley, Fan Francisco; Vena
Chaney. Los Angeles: Dr. W. Williams. J.
A. Hownstox. Ilwaco: Mrs. I. Lynch, Den
ver: W. J. Mariner. Blalock; R. I. Waldeon.
Vancouver; T. C. Lovett, Grants Pass;. R. S.
Kelsay. Eugene; J. A Ingram, city; E. S.
Snelllng. Cathlamet: A. W. SHsby. Ashland:
J J. Matulye. Spokane; C. E. Kindt. Kin
ton: H. Haslam: R. E. Butler. D. R. Web
ster. Dallas: W. F. Brown, Seattle: C. E.
Meredeath. Texas; Mrs. W. B. Brock. Mrs.
J T Robinson. Pendleton: P. S. Knight.
Salem; W. J. Stephens: M. B. Jennings,
Gaston: J. M. Forbes and wife. Denver; W.
C. Harper and wife. Wasco; Miss B. Vogt.
The Dalles: B. O. Forbes; Payette: Burt
Maneell Idaho: Onnette Bereson. Mrs. Van
Valkeuburg. 6llverton: T. Glne, Moscow: G.
W Chandler Elgin; T. R. Kent. San Fran
cisco: L. Sllle. Ieabel Sllle, West Gove. Idaho;
L E. Ryder, Lancaster: W. V. Hyde and
wife Castle Rock; C. J. Wlttsell: L R.
Stlnion. Salem; J. "W. Page. C. M. Page.
Cascade Locks; E. F. Heath and wife. Grass
Vallev- J. E. Heath. Los Angeles: C. C.
Vincent. Corvallls; P. W. Commins, San
Francleco- R. E. Williams. Dallas; H. S.
Ratt Tillamook; H. B. Erving. Albany;
Mrs D. E. Brown. Rock Island; E. Picker
hoof and wife. Elkhart; A. C. Woodcock.
Eugene; A. E. Beard and wire. Salem; Roby
Wilson, Hardman: Mrs. J. L. Lyons: J. W.
Bolle Heppner: J. A. Mcintosh. Medford;
Mr 'C. O. Morgan: J. M. Avers. Kelso.
The Perkins L H- Madden. Huntington;
W Robinson: W. V. Thridus. Spokane: El
lis Martin. Aberdeen. Wish.; Mrs. H G.
Pari Mrs. O. H. Elwell. Mrs. J. J. Calser.
Kelso: Mrs. 0."M. Kellogg. Hoquiam, Wash.;
r T Gilbert. South Bend; C. H. Erwln,
Lewlrton: C. T. Belcher. Collins Hot
Borings; V. W. Harshbarger. Blckleton: Ed
gar Harman and wife. Buxton: V. Owen
and wife. Eugene; Steven V. Osburn. Os
burn. Idaho; Leslie Butler. Hood River: L.
A Thompson. Carlton: Mrs. J. L. MacDon
ald and children, Spokane: Mrs. Henry Ber
ber Washougal; John I.ewenberger, Brem
erton: H. Hunt. F. M. Rath. B. D Sutter.
Vancouver: D. Mclnes. Boston; C. H. Por
ter. Toronto; E. L NHL Rainier; Win. Rus
sell. Camas. Wash.; L J. Joseph. Rerfleld:
N K. Clark: M. L. Rose. North Yakima;
C' K. Marshall and family. Hood River; J.
P Perkins. Baker City: Jno. Larkin. New
berg; J. C. Keenan, Minneapolis; S. A.
Shea, Ooldfleld, Nev.j C B. Jacks. Tacoma;
L. O uth!and. city: L. A. Loomis, Ilwaco;
C C. Hinds and family: W. A. Kinney;
p. u. Thrall and wife, Wllilarosport. Pa.;
C E Yarwood and wife. Yuma; Edw. John
son and wife. Colfax; M. J. Ward and wife,
C D A. : H. Sharkey, Duluth. Minn.; H.
M. BrlntnalL San Francisco; M. Murray
and wife, Spokane: R. V. Mills and wife,
Sheridan; R. F. Wendover and wife. Spo
kane; A. E. Curtis and wife. South Da
kota: J- H. Robblns. Amity; H. L. Jensen.
Forest Grove; Robert Jones, Astoria; J. H.
Deer. Phelton. Wash.
St. Charles T. J. O'Sullivan. Seattle; C.
Cummins. Mrs. M. E. Brewer, Mrs. Lent.
William Beck and wife. Kelso; H. Zeigler,
Tacoma; Sam Pace, city; Gus Schull. Mt.
Angel; Dr. M. B. Carter. V. W. Gillespie,
Franklin: G. S. Smllh. Washongai; G.
Brewer. Grants Pass; I. N. Smith and fam
ily city; S. 8. Gummel. Castle Rock; A. M.
BUnton and wife, Salem; Mrs. L. Dlgga,
Gaston; Mr. Williams, city; I,ou1e Sturm.
Charles City. Ia.; X. G. Maletad. G. E.
Freeman city; S. D. Rothert, Underwood;
It. a. Troveu, Be Paulj Ray Ramebotlia.m.
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This Beautiful Suburban Home
Two Blocks From Mount Scott Carline
MUST BE SQLD QUICK!
One and ne-half acres of ground, with fruit trees, berry and garden
patches; house, 8 rooms, natural wood finish, freshly tinted and ex
terior recently painted; two fireplaces, full cement basement, wash
room, stove and tubs, plumbing and bath A-l. Fine view of Mount
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prised how low you can buy this property for cash or terms.
S. COOK &
503 COEBETT BUILDING
Woodland; Mrs. C. N. Ibwig, Tacoma: Mrs.
WiU Thurston, Carson; L- A. Nye. Kelso; J.
A Pa-tle, 1-atayette; Isaac Belknap, Chi
nook: S. T. Greeham, Cape Horn; Mrs. L. M.
Knapp. Castle Kock; R. N Hlnkle. J. L.
Hughes, Philomath; James Parker, Portlaad.
J. P Sweeney, Stevenson; Mre. Schmidt,
The Dalle; B. Uonett end wife Orient; L.
H. Thompson. Carlton; H. B. Martin, city.
John Rohde. Amity; G. W. Anderson. Gale,
George Carter. Husum. Wash.; O. . Pler
pont. Woodburn; George Barrows, grants
Pass; C. DwKrelle. Latourelle; J. A
city; Elmlra Stratton. Seneca: J. F. '-aIi-well,
J. P. Vher and wife, Eugene. S. a.
Gumin. city; M. E. Gunther and sister oas
ton; S. Hewitt. Seattle; J. Ho0P?k.Arm?'..
W. T. Clark. Gates; T. Robinson, The Dauea.
O E. Hayes and wife. West Kelso; ti.
Bradford and wife. Saji Francisco.
The lMnmoore H. S. Wallace and wife
Astoria; W. Hesslng. Aberdeen; E. i- Young
and wife. Eureka; Sophia Frezen, Aberdeen.
H. W. Gushing. Koseburg; J. M. Berger,
Seattle- C It Mcintosh. San Francisco; J
L Busby?' Chicago; B. R. Billings. Bu.on.;
Mr. Kilpatrick and wife, St. Louis. O. 3.
Van Dusen. St. Paul; Mrs. S. Georges,
Pendleton; Mr. Snowden. Oregon City, C. L.
Bueller. New York; Mrs. F. E." Jones, Seattle-
Harry H. Morris. Los Angeles. L. J
IwkVtlne Spokane; W. R. Martin and
wife. Chicago; Mrs. F. E. ri2M1'"
Harriett Harlow. Hongkong; C. W. Cooke.
Yokohama; H. E. Dorson Seaside. V. D.
Dickerson and wife, Seattle; L. M. Lake,
KDOkane; G. V. Blalnson. G. H. Ball. Ta
coPmaT 8. il Rawlens. H. D. Watson. San
Francisco.
The Cornelius R. H. Conway, city; B. P.
Ferguson. Cincinnati; K. H. Krause. San
Francisco; J3. W. Ortman, city; Joseph
Bochsler. Mt. Angel; G. M. Dodge Oakland.
A Leach and wife, Gardiner; W. J. Kw.
corvallis; E. W. Hall and wife, C. W. Peck,
Chicago; W. E. Brothers, New York; E. Lu
Shlpland. Condon; J. Burpee, The Dalles.
VV I Manly. Spokane; A. D. Longmora
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Omaha. "
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's salesrooms, corner Second
and Yamhill, at 10 A. M. Antique furniture
and pianos. J. T. WILSON, auctioneer. .
At 2 P. M. sharp the Portland Auction
Company. 211 1st St. The usual good as
aprtment of furniture, ranges, etc.
MEETING NOTICES,
nnv it IBPH XfASOVS Portland
Chapter No. 3 meets this (Wednes
day) evening In regular session at
Masonic Hall. West Park and Yam
bill sts. Work In M. M. degree.
H. L. BANCROFT, H. P.
HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO.
Ill, A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication this (Wednesday
gX7 evening at i :ju. worn in tne a.
A. uegree. v usiiing diviuicu wel
come. C. E. MILLER. Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 46,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated com
munication this (Wednesday)
evening 7:30, Kat 8th and Burn-side-
M. M- degree. Visitor wel
come. By order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND, Sec
MARGUERITE CAMP ROYAL. NEIGH
BORS OF AMERICA will hold an open
meeting In thetr hall, Sellins-Hirsch bldg.,
Thursday evening, October 22. Programme
and dancing. Woodmen and Neighbors and
friends Invited.
FORESTERS. ATTEN TION All member
of Court Columbia, No. 2, F, of A., will
meet at our hal), 171 2d at 2 P; M.
today (Wednesday), to attend the funeral of
our late brother. William Jones,
our G-EO A jOHNSTon, F. S.
DIED.
PICKTHORN At the family residence, 695
East Eighth street, October 20. Anna
pickthorn, aged 43 years. Funeral notice
later.
AL.VEY In this city. October 20. at th
family residence. 261 Ains worth street.
James W. Alvey, aged 74 years. Funeral
notice hereafter.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
FOLEY Funeral services of the late Fran
cis D. Foley will be held today (Wednes
day) from the famliy residence. 668 Petti
grove at-, at 1:45 P. M., thence to St. Pat
rick's Church. 19th and Savier at., where
services will be held at 2 P. M. Interment
at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Friends respect
fully invited to attend.
JONES The funeral services of the late
William Jones will be held at Holman's
chapel. Third and Salmon streets, at 2
p M. today (Wednesday). Friends in
vited. Interment River View Cemetery.
rrannlns;. McEntee Gilbangh, Funeral
Directum. ?lh and Pine. Phone Mala 430.
Lady assistant. Office of County Coroner.
EDWARD HvLMA CO.. Fcneral Direct
ors. 20 d t. Lady assistant. Phono H 667.
J P MM-KY A hOS, Sd and Mad i -on.
Ldy attendant. Phono Main 9, A 1599.
IELIJiK-BYKNt8 CO.. Funeral Direct
rS ; KasseiL Jfcart IPS. Lady a sUtaat.
w aa nmrvTva V7 lvA sr . 41 4
Alder. Lady assistant. Phono East U
A
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AMUSEMENTS.
Wednesday
Sept. 21st
Enigmarelle
The Unfathomable
Mystery of Two Worlds
Will Drive a
Four-in-Hand
Through the Principal
Streets of Portland.
Starting from
The Grand at
Noon Sharp
GRAND THEATER-Vaudeville de Luxe
ANOTHER BIG BILL.
Enltrniarelle
The
Three Newsomes
The
Maa-inlanl Family
The Marvelous
Electric Man
W. L. Werden A Co.
Introducing
The Great
Multlcomposite
Assisted by
Fred Bauer
Rosa Roma
Al Coleman
The (irazers
GrundaNCope
HEILIG
Theater
14th and Washlnston
Phones Main 1 and A 1122.
FOITR NIGHT8, BlitilNMVG TONIGHT
Special Price Matinee Saturday.
The Bis Musical Play
"The Time, Place and Girl"
Evenings. $1.50 to 60c; matinee. $1 to 25c.
Mala
117
A
4224
THEATRE
KM FIRE THEATER CO. (INC.) LESSEE
Baker Stock Company all week in the fa
mous college play, "lirown of Harvard.
Matinee Saturday only.
Eveninjc prices 2Pc, a."c, ,r0c; Matinee, 15c,
25c. Next week "GllUerina- Gloria."
BAKER THEATER
Phones: Main 2, A 5860
OREGON THEATER CO. (INC.) LESSEE
Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Tonlsht all this week, Geo. M. Cohan's
Famous Musical Comedy
"THE HOXEYMOONKKS"
With Willie Dunlay and a Splendid Cast
Cohan Girls, Boys. Music and Fun
Vle-ht Prir-Pd 2.".r. Tiftc. 7.1c. 1 : Matinees,
25c, 50c. Next attraction Hans t Nix.
f Wk MAIN 9 A 1U-W maimers
: ix. Bunaays ana nuiiun;!.
15-25-5BS
NIGHTS
1S-25-50-75C
Week of October 1ft Seven Hoboes, Edna
FhiUin. Four N'lfrhtons, Alfred Kelcy and
Company, The Grassy s, Mabel Mai t land.
Carter and Bluford, Orpueuin Fictures,
Orpheum Orchestra,
A 149ti.
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
For the Entire Week of October 18
Hal Reid's Great Play
"AT CRIFFLE CREEK"
Matinees at 2:30 P. M. Every evening at 8:15
Night prices I5c, 2oc, 35c. 50c; matinees
15c and 25c.
Seats may be reserved by either phone.
Next Week "The Flaming; Arrow."
PANTAGES THEATER
ADVANCED TAIDEVIIXE.
Btars of All Nations.
THE MABVELOl'S HAKDEEX
Presenting His Own Original Death-Defying
Milk-Can Mystery. Hardeen will leap trom
the Burnslde-street bridge, handcuffed and
manacled, at 12:30 Monday afternoon, giv
ing a thrilling free exhibition of his daring
and puzzling ability to master the manacles.
Matinees dally, 15c. Two shows at night,
18c and 25c.
LYRIC THEATER
Seventh and Alder
THE BLUNKALL COMPANY
October ISth Entire Week.
Stricken Blind
No German Co. Friday.
Matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday. Sat
urday. Next Week.. October 25, Ptalt Domino.
NEW TODAY.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest rates and terms to snlt; spe
cial rates and favorable terms on large
loans on business properties.
Fas da Loaned (or Private Investors.
A H. BIRRELL
SOS UcKir Bids, Sd Stark.
THEATER
Grand Centra! Station Time Card
Leaving FortUuia
Rose bur Fft5iiidr
Cottage Qrovs FtMU-ar. ,
California Exprssa
un FrancUco s,xres f
West Side
Corval) is Passenger
Sheridan patsengdr
Forest Grove- passenger...
Forest Grove Patenter....
Forest Grove PangT. , .
Arriving portlaad
Oregon Kxpresa
Cottage Grove Passezer
Roseuurg pajtseugsr .....
Portlaad Express ,
West Sld
Corvallis pasaenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Fasafoger ...
Forest Grove passenger. . .
Forest Grove Pas-.enger. . . .
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CKKGON RAILKOAO . NAVIGATION CO.
Lea v lug Portland -
Pendleton Passenger
Chicago-Portland special
fipokans Flyer
Kansas City at Chicago Express.
Arriving Portland
Spokane Flyer
Chi.. Kaa. city X; Portland Ex..
Chicago-Portland Special ,
Pendleton passenger
T :1ft a. as.
8 :30 a- m.
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NO&TUKKN PACIFIC.
"Leading Portland
Tacoma and Seattle Express ...i 8:30a. m.
North Coast ft Chicago Limited.) 2:00 p.m.
Overland Express Il...4S p. mv
Arriving Portland I
North Coaftt Limited .......... 7:00a. m,
Portland Express I 4 :1ft p. m
Qvsrlar.d Express . . - 8 :3ft p. m.
ASTORIA COLUMBIA K1VEB.
Leaving Portland i
Astoria & Seaside Express
8:00 a. m.
6:00 p. m,
Astoria Passenger
Arriving iortina
Seaside & Portland Passenger.
Portland Express
12:15 p. m.
.110:00 p. m.
CANAUIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leaving Portland i
C, P. R. Short Line, via Spokane
Via Seattlu
AtrivLig Portland
C. P R- Short Line, via Spolcana,
Via Seattle -
8:1ft p. m.
11:45 p. m.
8:00 a. m.
7 . 00 a. m
Jefferson-Street Station
SOIIHEKN PACIFIC.
Leaving Port laud
Dallas passunger . . . .
Dallas Passenger ....
Arriving Portland
ra.iias Passenaer . . ..
V a 1 las Passenger . .
O It KG ON ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Arriving Portland-
WileunviUe Local
Salem and Intermediate
Wllsonvllle Local
Salem and Intermediate
7:40 a. ss,
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Express.
Salem and Intermediate
Local. .
Express.
Local. .
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Wilson viil Local
Salem atid Intermediate
Salem and Intermediate
Salem and Intermediate
Leaving Portland
Salem and Intermediate
Wllsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate
Salem and Intel mediate
Wilsonvill LocaI
Express.
Local. .
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Salem and Intermediate
Wllsonvllle Local
Salem and Intermediate
Express
Local . .
NEW TODAY.
i For fine flats or an apartment-
I house. Corner of Washington
I and King streets.
REMEMBER We handle only
such property as we can recora-
I mend,
1
i
i
Portland Trust Company
of Oregon
C. E. CORNER THIRD AND OAK STREETS
Choice Suburban Home
REDUCED TO $4500
For quick sale. Large grounds, good
6-room houe, porcelain bath, city
water, electricity; cement walks and
curbs; on carline; close to school; roses
and fruit in abundance. Must be seen
to be appreciated. $2500 cash, time on
balance.
$4000
WEST SIDE Bl'V.
Xon-resiuent owner will sell good 5
room cottage, Nob Hill district, close
to 2 carlines, also nice walking dis
tance; paved street. Only JlOuO cash
required. Balance at 7 per cent.
FRED H. STRONG
605 Concord Bldg.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
On Twenty-fourth street; swell neigh
borhood, 50x70 FOR 53503
FRANK BOLLAM
128 Third Street.
HOLLAOAV.
(irnn 2-story, T-room bungalow,
v43UU with outside sleeping room, all
modern improvements, lot 50x100, east
ern exposure. Terms $1800 cash. This
is an exceptionally god buy.
THE SPAHTOS CO.,
270 Stark St.
$7000
100x100
Twenty-second and Pettygrove, Suit
able for Flats.
FRANK BOLLAM
128 Third Street.
Home for Sale
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Will sell at a sacrifice. Small cash
payment, easy installments. . Lot 75x
100 feet, with trees and shrubbery.
Modern seven-room house. Best resi
dence section. Inspection invited. D
343, Oregonian.
$6600 Choice home, nearly new, 8 rooms,
newly tinted, large parlors, fireplace, gas,
electricity, bath, furnace, cement base
ment, choice roses and shrubbery, 3
blocks from East Side High School; very
desirable. Inquire at 143 3d st.
Willamette Heights
Your choice of those beautiful modern
6-room homes, just completed, on the
northwest corner Twenty-seventh and
Savier streets. Price, $4250; $400 down and
t0 a month.
Fidelity Trust Co., Owner
901 Board of Trade Bldg.
Phone Main 447.
M AEGLY HIGHLAND,
(innnn Very desirable, 6-room. recep
JoflUU tion hall and bath, Queen
Anne cottage of improvements, corner
lot 60x100. Terms.
THE SPAWTOJI CO.,
270 Stark St.
1 I
I Just I
j the I
Spot I
SO x 100. Park near
Jain, an ideal apari-nent-hour
or flat site.
A very cheap snap.
MARTIN J. HIGLEY
133 THIRD ST.
REAL MIAT1 l)AIJM
tiinwi, r. V. Co.. U mo. U Uamllua kl
tcr, Alfrad A, 111 Ablnsloa bids
Cbaplo Berlow. 832 Chambir af Comnim
Cook. B. 8. A Co . 0O3 Corbett bids.
Crouley Co.. TOS-t Cortxtt Uldg. M 7&5A
Fialda, a A Co.. Board of Trad bldf,
Ooddard. H. W.. lists and A IT 4 5. 110 3d M.
J.EDUs A Co. Mala ISA SOS OncoBlu.
Lot. U roam 411 Corbott bulldlns.
Mali A Von BorstoL IM U A HI Suruldo.
Palmar. H P . tlS ComnoreUI Cluk olds.
M 86S9. A Z853.
Parrlsb. Watkln, di Co , tut Aldar st.
Rlchardsoa. A B.. X21 Com. Club bids.
Bcbalk. Geo. D.. 4 Stark t. Main 302, A SSA.
fibarkay. J. P. A Co.. 1!3V4 Sixth at
Bwiuhoe, A F. A Co.. X53 a waablaatoa M.
The Oregon Real Estate Co , Grand ava. and
Multnomah ata. (Holladay Addition.)
Waddfl. . O.. Sin l.'imoup hxt-oann. olds.
Whlta. B. T.. 127 Waahlnalcn at
tOH SALE REAL liSTATEu
8AL.B OF NOON ESTATE PORPBRTT.
There muat ba aold at once the follow
ing .property belonging to Noon Katata, ta
close the eatato:
Lota 1 and 4, block 2. Wltaon'a Addition.
Lota 4, 15 la. blook 4, Wlleon'a Addition.
Lota 1. 2. S. 4. block 5. Wilson's Addition.
Lota IS. 1 20. block 1. Bralnard tract.
Lota 13 14. block . Bralnard tract.
Lota 18. 19. block 4, Bminard tract.
Lota 1 4. block 143, couch Addition.
Lota 1 2. bluLk 1, Kenworthy'a AdHltlon.
Lota 3," 4. block 11. Kenworthy'a Addition.
Lots 3. 4. 6, 0. block 13, Kenworthy'a Add.
Lota 11. IS. block 4o. Piedmont.
Lota 3 4, 6. 6, block 2. Edendale.
For partlculara Inquire of W. C Noon.
Jr.. or T. J. Armstrong, executor, at
Noon Bag Company. 32 1st at. North, or
Northup A Northup. attorneye, room o,
Washington bldg.
ENGLISH WALNUT A
We are the largeel ownera and plant
era In Oregon. We have the only planted
tracta on the market. Our properties ar
in the walnut country. Yamhill 8-acro
tracts, planted. $100 cash, 915 per month.
CHURCHILL, MATTHEWS CO.. INC..
J.10 Second at.
A HOME.
There Is a splendid new 6-room home
with lot 50x100 feet on the Bast Side
that 1 will sell for 12300: $500 down and
$20 per month; 8 per cent intereat; there
Is no reason why you should pay rent
when you can get a bargain Ilka this; buy
this and get settled before the rains set
In.
GEO. D. 6CHALK.
Main S92, A 2392 204 Stark St.
A BEAUTIFUL, cottage, 5 rooma, abaolutely
new. with large reception hall, large living-room,
large kitchen, pantry, 2 large,
light bedrooma with closets, fine bath,
best of plumbing, lot 43 by 100. connected
with sewer, faces north. 1 block from
Hawthorne ave., house tinted, large attic;
price $2000, $1000 cash.
EAST SIDE INVESTMENT CO..
Tabor 1147. 37th and Hawthorne Ava.
TWO ACRES.
$1600 buya a very choice 2-acre tract,
all set out in atrawberries. 3 3 mllea from
center of city; best of soil and lH-a level;
o fare; can make a living on this tract;
hi cash.
JORDAN & GARBADE,
232 V4 Washington St.
PROPERTY is moving along Killingaworth
ave. We have two nice lota cloae to the
ave. only $500 each.
PORTLAND THl'ST COMPANY OP
OREGON,
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sta.
LOOK this up; bargain: flne 6-room modern
house and barn. 2 nice lota 100x100, all
fenced and painted; fruit trees, nice yard,
7-foot basement under house; a bargain at
' $2500; terms, $1000 cash, balance 3 years'
time. 91 Spruce St., Firland. Mount Scott
line. Phone Tabor 084.
SNAP! SNAP! SNAP!
$2500 for over a auarter block with 7
room modern house, lots of fruit, very
good location and worth $3500, will take
$2500, as I have to leave Portland. In
quire by
F. FUCHS. 221 V Morrison Street.
1 4 2-3 ACRES.
$2$00 buys a choice 4 2-3-aere tract
with 6-room cottage, good aoii, alt In
cultivation, on electric line, 7 miles from
Portland: eaay terms.
JORDAN A GARBADE,
232 Washington St.
WOODSTOCK.
Quarter block in Woodstock, only $&00.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANK-, OF
OREGON,
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
DO YOU HAVE $400?
If so, why do you pay any more rent?
Nearly new, modern 5-room cottage In
nice neighborhood, close In. can be bought
for $2250; $400 cash, balance dead easy.
F. FUCHS, 221 V4 Morrison Street.
4-ROOM plastered house on Skidmora, bath
and closet, basement 14x14. city water,
full lot. corner; $1400, $300 cash, balancs
$15 per month.
CHITTENDEN A OTTO.
2tiS Stark St.. Room 17.
MASON STREET HOME, $400.
Nice 7-room house, oorner lot 50x100. a
flne home; price $2600; $400 cash, balance
like rwUQRUSSr 4 GANTNER.
265 Washington. Cor. 3d, Room 7.
$250 $250 $260.
"We have a nice house for $2600; $250
down, balance easy payments.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF
OREGON.
S E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
SPECIAL BARGAINS Exceptionally Una
lot-! on East Gllsan. Bull Run water to
each, worth $500 each; priced for cash
$:J50 Inside. Dubois A Crockett, Washing
ton bldg.. room 3.
NICE home. 2 acres, well improved, 8
room house, barn, chicken-house, shrub
bery fruit and berries, miles out, on
good graveled road, for terms see owner,
302 Front st.
e;000 Terms, bungalow, 3 large rooms,
cobblestone front, on E. Taylor, near 39th,
tinted walls, electric ilxturea lo. cement
basement, laundry. Conklln Bros., owners,
302 Rothchlld bldg.
I WILL aacrifloe modern 7-room houaa, fur
nished complete, in the best part of Hol
laday. if sold this week, as I am unex
pectedly leaving city at once. Phone
East $957.
QUICK sale necessary to cloae estate: 3
room cottage. 2 lots. Anabel Station; $300
cash $20 per month : 7-room residence,
2 lots Sunnyside, $3000; half cash. Ad
mlnistratrix. 90 5th st.
OWNER of very modern home, just com
pleted, finds place too big; best residence
district, panelled clnlng-room, separate
bath and toilet, sleeping porch, fireplace,
will ahow buyera only. Both phonea 3126.
FINE high lot, very close to Hawthorne. In
line district, siso 50 by 90. faces north;
$750. $3(10 cash.
EAT RIDE INVESTMENT CO..
Tabor 1147. 37th and Hawthorne Ava.
MODERN 6-room houae. full basement, cor
ner lot with barn, roses and fruit trees,
in Sunnvslde. Apply 1163 East Salmon.
Phone Tabor Ills.
$500 CASH. 6-room modern house, balance
easy terms; price $2500; $ minutes' rid
to "center of city.
MARTIN J. HIGLEY, 12 3d St.
$150 ONLY for good 5-room house. Iarp
corner lot. close to car. This Is worth
Investigating. Call 613 Chamber Com
merce. LEXINGTON HEIGHTS, 3 beautiful home
site lots, block from car, cheap;- no
agents. Main 4424. '
FOR SALE A 10-room flat or would trade
for smaller houaa or vacant city property,
see owner. Phone Tabor 184 or C 1711.
6-ROOM plastered house, lot fenced, one
block (rum car; price $1200. Byrnes.
245 ft Morrison.
ACRE near Myrtle Park, absolutely clear
and level, good for platting. $1200, ball
cash. 325 Lumber Exchange.
$25 CASH : lot 2th at., near "A" trolley;
balance $ monthly. Owner. H 351. Ore
gon ian. .
10 ACRES on Powell Valley road; must
aell aoon. Call 207 Mohawk bldg.
WILL sacrifice my 20-room house for $800
f sold this week. 305 Third at.
$10,000