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JONES IS HIT AGAIN Sheriff Levies Upon Barber Shops Being Boycotted. DEPUTIES ARE IN CHARGE Will Take Over Dally Receipt o Satisfy Judgment Obtained Two Yearn A Rr Boycott Injnnctlon Still Under Advisement. More trouble fell to the lot of TTH Itsm O. Jones, the .barber who is belns boycotted by the union, yesterday after noon, when Sheriff Stevens deputies lev led upon Jones' two shops, executing a Judgment obtained against Jones In the Circuit Court two years ago. Keepers appointed by the Sheriff are now In charge of both shops, and all receipts will (to to satisfy the Judgment. Two years un TV. L. Morgan brought suit, through his attorney. W. B. Huf fnrd. to obtain from Jones and Alvin A. Muck. t::S. and 10 per cent Interest for two years. The case went In Morgan's favor, but he never collected from Jones and Murk, and the Sheriff was not asked to levy upon their property. But unless the defendants now put up a bond and satisfies this Judgment, the SherlfT may bo called upon to sell enough of their tools and goods to cover the amount. For the present, however, the plaintiff Is sat isfied to accept the dally receipts, there by permitting Jones still to conduct his shops. Judge Oantenbetn. In the Circuit Caurt. took under advisement yesterday after noon the case In which Jones Is seeking a permanent Injunction, restraining the local barbers union from continuing its boycott and picketing. Arguments upon the question were concluded before the court yesterday afternoon by Attornys ius C. Moser. for the defendant union, and W. C. Bristol and Martin Watrous for the plaintiff. Combating the conten tion of Jones' attorneys that union pick ets called the Jones -establishment e 'scab shop." Mr. Moser said that on one occasion Mr. Jones himself appeared it the door of one of his shops and shouted to a crowd which had gathered: "Yes. boys, this is a 'scab' shop. Come on In and get shaved." or a similar ex pression. Mr. Moser also read from The Ore gonlan of October 11. the report of the decision rendered In the Illinois 1'nlted Ftatps Court of Appeals. In which the court held picketing to be lawful. Coun sel for Jones contended, however, that the present issue differs from that raised in the Chicago case. CASE OF Lri BEFORE COURT Gantenbeln to Decide Status of Al leged Lunatic From California. Whether or not Lewis A. Lux shall be returned in charge of an attendant to the Napa State Hospital for the Insane at Napa, Cal., taken to the asylum at Salem or given his liberty, will be de cided by Presiding Judge Gantenbeln tn the Circuit Court this afternoon. Dr. Johnson examined the man yesterday noon and reported to tha court -during the afternoon that Lux Is fit to be at large If be Is cared for by friends-. The physician said the man Is ill and unable to work. Lux recently escaped from the Napa asylum, where he had been Incarcerated because he imagined that ho was Jesus Christ. Attorneys John F. Logan and John H. Stevenson argued yesterday morning that the man cannot be taken to California, because the court records there of the man's commitment are in complete. In case Judge Gantenbein de cides to return him to that state, Lux'a attorneys will probably appeal to the Supreme Court. MOTHER OF SEVEX A FLIRT Alienation or Affections Suit Also Brought by Her Husband. it was after seven children had been born to her that Mm. Josephine Noyes betan a flirtation with a neighbor which "r.aa brought about an abundance of liti gation, according to the various charges and counter-charges being made in the trctiit Court. Her husband. Albert J. Noyes, is suing her for a divorce, and at the same time is suing; George Sollers for $10,000 for alienating his wife's af lecttona. Mrs. Noyes. through her attorney, filed an answer to her husband's compalnt yesterday, admitting that she wrote love letters to Sollers. but she did it merely as a joke, she says. She also declared in the oomplaint that after her husband bad "pestered and tantalised her until she went into a fit of righteous Indentation" she admitted to him that she did love eoller. She asks for a decree of di vorce, in addition to 13 a month ali mony for her own support. $1000 for the support of three of their seven children, together with their custody, and the Twnerhlp of the home at Kenllworth. Notes of tli Courts). Alleging that R. Hallberg owes Low rngart A Company 11566, and Case & Heist Company $1008. L. B. McManus liss filed suit In the Circuit Court to recover. He says the claims have been j-lHced In his hands for collection. Ilattle Higley has filed suit against H.isry Higley In the Circuit Court to cbtaln a divorce on the ground of de sertion. She married Higley at Van couver. Wash.. April 24, 1S8S. He de serted, she charges. April 8. 1S98. D. N. McDonald alleges in a suit filed In the Circuit Court that Frank C. Bo l'.n owes him $3-00 on a land deal. It Is charged that Bolln agreed to pay $5 an acre as a location fee. He after ward secured C. H. Maginnls and John Pearson, it Is alleged, to file claims on 640 acres, worth SM00. Rose L. Hathaway has filed suit In the Circuit Court against Alex Sweek to recover $T60 and $100 attorney's fee, on a $1150 promissory note. The Bernhard Pape estate has been appraised by O. P. Miller. R. L. Zelier and O. O. Barlow at $27,225. The re port was filed in the County Court yes terday. Mrs. Martha A. Hoyt's will, filed in the County Court yesterday, leaves to Martha A. Hoyt. a daughter, all but $200 of an estate valued at $80,000. G. W. Hovt. a son. is to receive $100. and Mrs. Francis Hoyt Lewis $100. Ward Robertson, alias John Robblns, was arrested yesterday and held in the Justice Court on $1600 ball for polygamy. He was lodged in the County Jail. John William Huggtns. chsrged with assaulting S. O. Vlken wtth a knife Au gust 29. was released yesterday afternoon on $1000 bail. His bondsmen are David K. Huggtns and Mack Hugglns. He wsa haled before Judge Gantenbeln in the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon and. after being arraigned, pleaded not guilty. Accused Wife-Slayer on Trial. NEW TORK. Oct. 2. The second trial of Theodora Whiiraore began In Jersey THE MORNING OREGOyiAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 19Q3. 1 1 . - ' - ' , . , -rnnsV ! OB SALE REAL ESTATE. , , ' I . ..-..-...--ro I AMUSEMENTS. 1 KEW TODAY. , THE PORTLAND fQSTUHQ, OR. MOCEB24 RI26TALKANT COST ONE HILUOX PQMABft -- ! HOTEL OREGON j ..wav-M a avrrt av ft fklT CTOrrTQ rnourD crvrMTU w V-rJ-w fcjjw uv I Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Day and Dp . European Plan. Free Bos I WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props. Z Centrally Lacatad Miife ia4iNjMtsft' Lm( Dta-fa sWf as. 'Boa meets aU X F. DA VIES, PraaioW VtdfcgJ St Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) Front and Morrison Streets. PORTLAND. OR. EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS 50o TO $L58j FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION ! THE Park St Bet Morrison and Aider CALUMET HOTEL r .. 1-- T a r w,' n- rr a" f fc B MODERN City this morning, when the ttor"ey" undertook the task of selecting Jurors to try Whiunore on a charge of murdering . . . . i h-r hodv Into nis wile Bim vjiiuie . . Lampblack Swamp on Christmas eve last year. On the nrst irai i" j-w - airreed. but this time the state thinks Us case Is stronger, as two women who lived in the same house with the Whltmores In Brooklyn, and who disappeared Im mediately after Mrs. Whltmore was killed, have been found, and It is said that both will testify that they saw Whltmore and his wife leave the house on Christmas eve. and later saw Whit more return alone. Whltmore declares that he did not see his wife on the night of the murder. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAXH. Oct. 26. Maximum temparar ture. 67. degrees: - minimum. 48.9 degre.s. River readlna at 8 A. M.. S feet: change In lest 24 tours, riie .S foot. Total rainfall iS P. M. to 6 P. H ). none: tial sine. September I. 190S 4 23 inch..; normal, 4.84 Inches: d flrltncy .1 Inch. Tota.1 unahtne Ottober 10 hours. 24 minute: plble. 10 hours. 24 minute". Barometer (reduced to sa-levl. at 6 P. M . 2.W Inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. During th. last 12 hours th. barometer has fallen quite rapidly orer the North Pacific States, but fair weather continues ererjrwhere In th. Rocky Mountain and Pactflo Statea The temperature has changed but little, ex cept at Mamhfleld and Siskiyou, where at the former utatlon It is 12 degrees cooler and at th. latter 10 degre warmer. Inusuelly warm weath.r prevailed along the aboard from th. mouth of the Columbia River to Pan Fraarleoo. Cal.. where temperatures of 70 degrees or more occurred. Owing to th rsplfllr falling barometer It la likely the fair waather In this dlatrtot will only last a day V KKAIX1UARTEBS FOB TOCKISTS aad COiDtEWIAi TBAVKLEB3. epedai rates tofajnlllee and sln srle sreaitlesneai. The gr, will be pleased at all times to staow reoms ana gtee prices. A mod em Turkish batb. ee tabMslinienC lu ttia Hotel. H. C. BOWERS, Msssger. ANT) 4TAB1C STREETS Modern Improrssa ts Imperial Hotel Seventh and Washington Phil. Matschaa Sons, Props. Rates 51-00-$10-$2XO HOTEL PERKINS Fifth and Washington Sta. In the heart of the business and shopping district. The most modern and up-to-date hotel in the Northwest. Local and long-distance phones in every room. Rooms with private bath, en suite and single. Large and mod ernly equipped sample-rooms. ELEGANT GRILL MUSIC trains. Rate- f 1.00 and ap. W. StrETUKD, Manager. C a DAVIES, Sta mmi Tra) A Strictly First-Class and Modern Hotel Containing 170 Rooms. Only American and European Hotel in Portland. Lona Distance Phones In Kverr Room. Free 'Bus Meets All Xraias, ftstes American. IS.OO per day and op. Bates European. $100 per Oar and op. Per month, slnd. room and board. 4G to a aecordinc to room. For two. $78 to $110. Board without room $30 per montb N0RT0NIA HOTEL KUEVB1MTH, OFF WASHINGTON ST. Beautiful Grill Room American " ,0 rnmiiie. and Euro pram Our Baa Meeta All Trains Sample Suites, with Baths, for TravellnaT Men COMFORTS MODERATE PRICES THE DANMOORE Portland's new boteL urn Washine-ton, easuer latav BeUlsI Theater. Pusspsan plam 1.0 ul Us. Biss meets all trains. IXAIf J. MOORE. Proprietor. Pteal Mums Claep Beach, Sea ahde. On, Open all year. For tafor haation apvly at Tha Uaasnoore. THE CORNELIUS 'The House of "Welcome," Corner Park and Alder. Portland's Bon Ton Transient HoteL Headquarters for the traveling public. European plan. Single, $1.50 and up. Double, $2.00 and up. Our free omni bns meets all trains. C. W. CORNELIUS, N. K. CLARKE, Proprietor Manager. HOTEL LENOX Portland's new and most modernly furnished hotel. Third and Main streets, fronting on the beautiful City plaza and adjacent to business center. Free 'bus to and from trains. Up-to-date fTllL Excellent cuisine. Telephone In every room. Prlrate baths. EUROPEAN PLAN, AMERICAN PLAN. 1 to fUM Per Day. SA&O to S-l Per Day. O. H. SPENCER, Manager longer, when cloudiness will Increase and be followsd by rain, first along toe coast and thn in the Interior. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at 5 P. M., Pacific time, October 26: FORECASTS. For the 28 hours ending midnight, Oct. 27: Portland and vicinity Fair: southeasterly wlnrls, Oregon Fair, except increasing cloudlneee. followed by cooler weather and rain along the coast; southeasterly wlada Washington Kalr, followed by Increasing cloudiness, with rain near the coast; south easterly winds. lonno Fair. EDWARD A. PWALB. Al'CTION 8 ALES TODAY.' At Oilman's auction rooms, 411 Washing--ton St.. at 10 o'clock A. M. B. L. N. Gil man, auctioneer. At Baker's Auction House, 138 Park St., n.ar Morrison at. Furniture, carpets, etc. Sale at 10 o'clock. Baker & Son, auctioneers. By-the Portland Auctloff Co.. 10 A. M., at the new Scott Hotel, 7th and Ankeny, Uie furniture from the Heyer Hotel. DIED. PLOVER In this city, October 2S Joseph Dunninr plover, sged lo days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joieph P. Plover, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs, George D. Dunning. Fu neral notice later. PROHL At St. Vincent's Hospital, Oct. J6. Frederick W. Prohl. aged 41 years, 8 months and & days, beloved husband of Sadie L. Prohl. Funeral notice later. TILTON October 36. at 8 P. M-, Mrs. Jane Anne Dwyer Tilton. at her home, 494 East Clay at. sged 82 years (I months and 24 daya a native of Canada. Boston and Canada papavs pl.sae copy. I n 1 f pajmi. I I , ' i i G0G0RZA SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY 10 A.M. Thursday Eve. Oct. 29 HEILIG PRICES: Floor SJW. ft.ttOi Baleoaty 2.00. L50j Gallery. tl.OO, 75c. Direction Lois Steers Wynn Corr.an. Main 117 A EMPIRE THEATER CO. (IC.) LESSEE Lo not wait tin i"i"nv- 1 , s.ats for "The Road to Yesterday. by Raker Stock Company all this week. Strange and fantastic nlay. First time in fiL A big hit. Evening prices. 25c, 3c. KOe. Matinee. 15o, 250. Matinee Saturday. Next week. "Men and Women." THE STAR xhi;.Miln e4M" Matinees Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday. For the entire week of Oct. 25. Lincoln J. Carter s Special Production. "THE FLAMING ARROW." Matinees at 2:30 P. M. Every evening St 8:15. Night prices, 15c. 25c. 85c 60c. Mat inees.. Iftc snd 5c Seats may be reservea by either phone. . Next wek, "The Montana Limited." , MAIN A 10x0 matinees Bonamrs ua J 15-25-50C NIGHTS THEATER 1S-2S-50-75C Week of Or. 16 The Millmaa Trio. Henry Rorton Co., Wurren ft Bluncbard, The Three Iohers. May and Mo Hengler, Wlleon Brothers, Ethel MarlKnanga, Or pbeum Pictures, Orpheum Orchestra. THE GRAND-Vaudevllledelaio t M-t z m aw iifiij in a it a. f Pi ANOTHER BIG BILL The Great White Le Durand Trio Mystery The Haver lock. Jolly A Wild Psycbxomaney . Fred Bauer Three Zaras and Carmen Gntndaworie MEETING NOTICES. IVANHOB LODGE, NO. 1, KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS, meets tonight tTuesday). at 8 o'clock. K. of P. building, 11th and Aider Etreeta. Visiting brothers welecme. GEOR3B J. EMRICH, C C. W. J. CEDERSON, Aaslstant K. R. 8. CORINTHIAN CHAPTER. No. SI O. E. 8. Regular communication this (Tuesday) evening. 7:80 o'clock. Social. Order of W. M. ELIZABETH SILKNITTER. Sec ELLISON ENCAMPMENT. NO. 1. I. O. O F Regular meeting this (Tuesday) evening. October 27, at 7:80 o'clock. Oddfellow Temple. Golden rule degree. Visitors welcome. E. E. SHARON, Scribe ELLISON ENCAMPMENT. NO. 1. L O'. O. F. Members requested and urged to meet at Oddfellows' Temple Wednesday, October 28, at 12:30 o'clock. P. M to at tend funeral of our Patriarch Richard Scott. E. E SHARON, Sorlbe. A. AND A- S. RITB MULT NOMAH COUNCIL OF KA DOSH, NO. 1 Regular meeting in Memorial Hall, Scottish. Rite Cathedral, this evening at 8 o'clock. By order EM. COMMANDER. WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 6, A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Tuesday) even- (a7 lng at 7:30. East 8th ana AJurn- elde. M. M. aegree. visitors wel come. Order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND, Secy. OREGON BENEFIT DEGREE. NO. 1. K. AND L. OF S. Members kindly arrange to attend .the funeral of Brother Harvey C. Wella, which will take place from Dunning'e parlors Eaet Alder and 6th sta., today (Tues day), October 27. at 2 P. M. GEO. B. THOMPSON, Secretary. EUREKA COUNCIL NO. 204. K. 4 L. OF S. Members are hereby requested to at tend the funeral of our late brother. Harvey C. Wells, and Bister. Rosamond B. Simmons, from F. S. Dunning's. East Alder and Sixth street, Tuesday, October 27. GRAND LODGE, I. O. O. F. The funeral of Richard Scott. P. ' G. M. and P. O. P.. will be held at Mllwaukle on Wednesday, October 28, at 1:30 o'clock, G. L. officers officiating. Every Oddfellow Is urged to attend. Meet at Oddfellows Temple at 12:30 P. M. E. E. SHARON, Grand Secretary. HASSALO LODGE NO. 15, I. O. O. F. Members are requested to meet at I. O- O. F. Hall. 1st and Alder sts. at 12:30 P. M. Wednesday. October 23, to attend the fu neral of Brother Richard Scott, P. G. M. Special car will leave 1st and Alder sts. at 12:4S for Milwaukie. Interment Rivervlew Cemetery. All members of the order are Invited to attend. F. COZENS. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. VANDAMK Funeral services of the late W. J Vandame will be held at Dunning, Mc Entee A Gllbaugh'a chapel Wednesday. October 28. at 10 A. M. Friends Invited to attend. Interment Rivervlew Ceme tery. JOHNSON In this city, October 24, Henry Johnson, aged 28 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. October 2S, at 2 P. M , from Ericson'e chapel, 409 Alder st. Friends Invited. Interment Green wood Cemetery. PRICE Funeral services of the late Will iam Price will be held at Dunning, Me Entee A Ollbaugh'e chapel. Seventh and pine streets, today (Tuesday) at 2 P. M under the auspices of Euclid lodge No. 47 A. F A. M. Friends Invited to attend. Interment Rose City Cemetery. KELLY At Sycamore Station, October 29, 1808. Marshall Kelly, aged 85 years. Fu neral from the home Wednesday, October 2S, at 10 A. M.. thence to the Catholic Church on Powell Valley road, where services will be held at 10:30. Friends invited. ESHOM At the residence of her sister, Mrs. Rachel Lewis, on Base Line road, one-half mile east of JontavllIa carllne, Elisabeth Eshom. aged 60 years 4 months 27 days. Funeral will be held from the, above place Wednesday, October 28, at 3 P. M. Friends Invited. Interment Multnomah Cemetery. WELLS At the family residence. 69 East Seventh street North, October 24, Harvey C Wells, aged 5S years 4 months 6 days. Funeral will take place from F. S. Dun ning's parlors. East Alder and East Sixth streets, Tuesday, October !7, at 2 P. M. Friends Invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. SIMMONS At Spokane, Wash., October IJ, Rosamond B. Simmons, aged 12 years 4 months 16 days, beloved wife of W. R. Simmons, and daughter of J. L. W ella Funeral will take place from F. 8. Dun ning's parlors. East Alder and East Sixth streets. Tuesday, October 27, at I P. M. Friends Invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. PRAHL In this city, Oct. 26. Frederick Prahl sged 41 years, 6 month and 9 daya The funeral eervlcea will be held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, cor. 15th and Mor rison sts., at 2 P. M. Wednesday, October 28. Friend Invited. Interment Rivervlew Cemetery. WILKINS In this city. October 28, John H Wllkins, aged 70 years 2 months and 25 days Deceased was a member of Sum ner Post No. 12. G. A. R., who will have charge of the funeral services, which, will be held Thursday, October 28, at 2 P. M-. from Erlcson's chaos!, 409 Alder st. Friends invited. Interment In Greenwood Cemetery. SCOTT The funeral services of the late Richard Scott will be held at 1:J0 P. M. Wednesday, October 2S, at the school house at Mllwaukle. Rev. William R. Powell, of the Episcopal Church, this citv will officiate and the grand lodge I O. o. F. will conduct services at ths g'rave. Friends Invited. Special cars for Rivervlew Cemetery will leave Mllwaukle Immediately after the services at the schoolhouse. rmrrnlng, McEntee A Cllbana-b, Funeral Directors, 7th and Pine. Phone Mala 43e. Lady assistant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD HOLM AN CO., Funeral Dlreet ars. 124 Id st. Lady assistant. Phone M Wl J. p. fTXLEY A SON, Sd and Msdlsoa. Lady attendant. Phone Main A, A 1009. EKLLEK-BYRXE8 CO.. Funeral Direct or.. tJJ Russell. East 1088. Lady assUtant, P. 8. DUfTNTNG. TTJadertaker, 614 East Aider, Lady assistant, faoa East , 5 T-TF.If fIC MuTand wwsnlagtoa Main L A 1123. Tonight b 13 I 1 Special Price I Tomorrow Night I Matinee Tomorrow i- ,,'rL-ri,.nv nllllnn In Sherldan'a Beautiful Comedy. -THE RIVALS." evenings. L60 to 60c; Matinee 81 to tSa. BAKER THEATER Phones: Main . A 5360 OREGON THEATER CO. (INC.) LESSEE Geo. L. Baker, Gen. -Manager Bargain day matinee Wednesday, 25o any seat. Tonight, all week, matinee Wednes day and) Saturday. Dixon A Bernard in the funniest of all German dialect mualcal corned lea HANS AN' NTX. Glrla music fun. life and ginger. Note the new prices: Nights. 25c 60c. 75c Matinees (except Wednesday) 26c 00c Next. James J. Corbett LYRIC THEATER Seventh and Alder. THE BLUNKALL COMPANY October 28 Entire week. PINK DOMINOES No German company Friday Matlne0 Sunday. Tuesday. Tiitiraday. Saturday. PANTAGES THEATER ADVANCED VAl'DEVTLLE. Stars of All Nations. MRS. EVA FAY, The wonderful daughter of a wonderful mother, Anna Eva Fay. In her sensational demonstration of Thaumaturgy. or mental telepathy. Ask Mrs. Eva Fay. Matinees dally, loo. Two shows at night, 15c and 25c Grand Centra! Station Time Card lesBttTlxiK Fort land' Huaeburs PMun.er Coitace Grove aae.i. Calllornia Exirea an Francisco is. xp rasa . West Side 8:18 a. m. 4:16 p m. 7:6 p. m a. no. 1:20 a m. 4:10 p. m. 8:60 a. m. 1 :00 p. m. fi:4 p. m. T:16 a. m. Corvalils Passenger fiharids.n Passenger Forest Grovs Passenger....... Forest Grove Passenger. ..... . Forest Grove Passenger Arriving Portland Oregon Kxprmm Cottage Orovo Passwsjer ..... Hose burg passenger ......... Portland Expreae .............. West Side Corvalils passenger Sheridan Passenger ............ Forest Grove Passenger ........ Forest Grove paatenger 11 :0 a. xa. 6:80 p. xa. 11:16 P m. 6:20 p. m. 10:liO a. xa. tt.oo a. m. 111:60 a. m. Forest Grove passenger. 4:60 p. m. OREGON BAILROAU A NAVIGATION CO. Leaving yortlsnrt A Pendleton Passenger .-l T:16 a. m. Chicago-Portland special a :80a.m. Spokan. Flyer - 8 1 16 p. m. Kansas City A Chicago Exprsss. 6:00 p. m. Arriving Portlaati Bpokans Fly.r 8:00a.m. CUi.. Kan. City A Portland Ex.. 9:45 a. m. Chicago-Portland Spscial 8:60 p. m. p.ndl.too Passenger 6:16 p. xa. KOBTHEBJt PACIFIC, Leaving Portland Tacoma and Seattls Express ... 8:80a. na. North Coast A Chicago Limited. 2:00 p.m. Overland Express ll;46 p. xo. Arriving Portland North Coast Limited. T:00 a. m. Portland Express 4:16 p.m. Ov.rland Express 8:86 p. to. ASTORIA A COLUMBIA BJVEB. Leaving Portland Astoria A S.asids Exprsss 8:00 a.m. Astoria Passenger 6:00p.m. Arriving Portland Seaside & Portland Passenger.. .112:16 p-m. Portland Expr.s. 110:00p.m. CANADIAN HCmO RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland 1 C P. R. Short Una, via Spokane! 8:18 p.m. Via Seattle 11146 p m. Arriving Portland C. P. R Short Line, via Spokan.. 8:00 a. m. Via Seattle T :00 a.m. Jefferson-Street Station SOUTHERN PAC1P1C. Leaving Portland 1 Dallas Passenger T:40a.ta. Dallas Passenger 4 : 16 p. m. Arriving Portland Dallas Passenger ...10:15 a.m. Dallas Passeng.r 8:50 p.m. Arriving Portland Wllsonvllls Local Salem and Intermediate Local .. Wllsonvllls Local Salem and Intermediate Express. Salem and Intermediate Local.. T:06 8:16 10:80 11:20 1:30 4:46 4:00 6:40 816 6.23 T:86 8. lit niuuui.ui " ...... Salem and Intermediate Exprssa fcai.m tau ,,nu. .......n, . . Sal.m and Intermediate Exprssa Ealem and Int.rmediat. Local. . wiisonvui. AjOCM .............. Salem and Intermediate Express Salem and Intel mediate Local.. Wllsonvlll. Local Salem and Intermediate Expreaa Salem and Intermediate Local . . Wllsonvllls Local Balem and Int.rmediat. Expresa 11:10 1:10 2:06 8:80 6:10 8:06 NEW TODAT. East Third St. Hal! Block For Sale 200 feet on east side of East Third street, between East Davis and East Ever ett streets. Solid ground, 6 feet above sidewalk. This is only two blocks from Burnside-street bridge; 100 feet from Union avenue. Splendid manufacturing or warehouse site. R. ffl. WILBUR 110 Second Street Auction Today, 10 A. M. AT THE NEW SCOTT HOTEL SEVENTH AND ANKENY. The furniture from Heyser HoteL A. SCHUBACH, Auctioneer. FOR RENT NEW FIVE-ROOM FLAT, Steam heat and hot water Included. FINE LOCATION. AH for $40.00 per month. SMITH A EVERJETT 313-17 Swetland Bids. TAYLOR STREET Quarter block corner lUTi And Taylor. Inside lot on Taylor between 6th and 7Ul. PORTLAND HEIGHTS Sightly naif block and residence. DONALD MACLEOD, 809 Concord Block, 2d and Stark. Mortgage Loans Lowest rates of interest. LOCIS SALOMON. 138 Btarfc Street, near Second, East Third St. 100x100 for sale, with 3 houses. At southwest corner of East Third and Couch; 100 feet from East Burnside street. 100x100 for sale, with 4 houses, at northwest corner of East Third and Couch; 160 feet from East Burnside street. Xo better property close in, on solid ground, on the East Side, than the above, either for use or speculation. There will be an awaken ing right there very soon. The man who then owns it will receive a fortune for it. R. M. WILBUR 110 Second Street. PUBLIC JOTTCE Peters 8 Roberts Furniture Co. Manufacturers and "wholesalers, will sell their entire stock of parlor furniture, davenports, couches, bed lounpres. fancy rockers and arm cnairs, an Kinas or mai frftuum inrlnHinff their famous B. M. O. H. felted floss, at producers' cost, until their entire stock Is disposed of. Sale to begrin Tuesday morning. October 27, 1908, at their factory 65 North Front street, corner iavis. Sunnyside OCnn East 47th -street bungalow; will accept good lot or small amount of cash & first payment. This very desirable dwelling situated on full corner lot. Irvington aapaa 2-story, 6-room, reception-hall duOUU house, situated on Broadway; weil built and attractive. Southern ex posure. Will make terms. The Spanton Co. 270 Stark St. SLABWOOD FOR SALE Either car lots or scow loads. Clark Creek Logging Co. CATLJN, Wash. MORTGAGE LOANS Loweit ratea and terms to suit; ape etnl rates and favorable terms on large loans on bualneas properties, Funds Loaned tor Private Investors. A. H. BIRRELL 203 McKay Bldic 3d 4t Stark. DOUBLE CORNER FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN FINE AND ANKENY, $75,000 RUSSELL & BLYTH, Commonwealth Building. PUBLIC NOTICE Peters & Robert Furniture Co. Manufacturers and wholesalers, will sell their entire stock of parlor furniture, nv.Tinnrts. couches, bed louneres. fancy rockers and arm chairs, all kinds of mat tresses. Including their tamous ts. ji. . a felted floss, at producers' cost, until their entire stock is disposed of. Sale to begin Tuesday morning, October 27, 1908, at their factory 6S North Front street, corner uavis. IRVINGTON $n e AA East 25th street, one - J v story, 6-room cot tage, full basement concrete founda tion. This Is an exceptional buy. though not new. lrft is SOxlOJ, with eastern exposure. Terms. TUB aPANTO-V CO, 270 Stark St. OXORSb BLACK, FTJBLIC ACCOUNT AjfTS, 3 Worcester Bulldlna- Phon. atala KBAIj ESTATE D KALE US. Andrews, W. V. A Co., X xmo, a Hamlltoa kl Baker. Alfred A., lift aUnrtoo bids. Chantn A Herlow. 883 Chamber of Commerce, Cook. B. 8. A Co . 508 Corbet! bids. Cressley Co., T08- borb.tt lildc. M 7833. fields. C. B A C. Board ( Trade bld Oetfdard, B. W.. Main and A 1T4A 110 ad St. Jesatlaas A Co. Mala 18& 0 OrrsonUa. Lea, U B., room 411 Corbett bulldlns. Mall Voa Borstal. 104 Jd st, 382 a, Surastda Palmer, R. P.. tit Commercial Club bid M D09S, A 2S5S Parrlsh. Watklns A Co., XSO Alder St. Richardson. A. B.. 131 Com. Club bids. cbalk. 'Oea. D.. !4 Stark st. Main 302. A S81 Sh.rk.T. J. P. A Co.. 12S 1 Sixth sL Bw.nason. A F. A Co., 253 Washington at The Oreson Real Estate Co . Grand ave. and Multnomah sts. (Holladay Addition.) Waddel. W. O., SI'S Limhtr Exchange bias. White. B. F.. tUt Wsshlngton st. FOR SALE KEAL ESTATE. ONLY $150 Cosy bungalow, 4 rooms and bath: all modern conveniences; E. 16th North; beautiful view Columbia River and mountains: best buy In Portland; $400 cash. Jas. C. Logan, room 411 Corbett blilg. SMALL, payment, balance like rent, buys new 4-room plastered cottaRe, large lot, only $12o0; cement walks, graded atreet; hurry, Angeles. 242 5th and Main. HOUSES for sale In all parts of the city; acreage close in and farms In Oregon and Washington. Pbone Main 4488, Kinney A Stampher, 631-Si Lumber Exchange bldg. FOR SALE 7-room cottage snd fractional lot, 703 Everett, between 21st and 22d sts. For terms see owner. 318 Falling bldg.. city. ' tiled WILL handl. modern 7-room house: fur nace, fireplace; nice lawn and roses; GSxlOO corner lot; good barn; easy terms; balance 8 per cent. Owner. Phone B 2239. CHOICE building lets tor sale In all parts of the city. Washington A Oregon Realty Co.. 108 end St., Portland. $15.000 Whole block, close In, good for stables or laundry. Fuhr, Osborne Hotel. East Side. 8 LOTS, Arbor Lodge, street Improved, I80O. E 891, Oregonlan. 2T.TH. near Tillamook, 60X100. $950. Owner, 122 3d. FOR BALE SwO southeast comer 16th and Frescott sts. Icnurre 1141 Vernon ave. $7500 8 acres on carllne. west of MU Tabor; high and slfrhUy; Bull Itun waier. $."tf00 Corner lot, 6-room bouse, in fine order, close In; terms. S4(ioo xlOO feet. 10 mlnute south of 8d and Morrison; improved sueet. cem.rt sidewalks, wator and sewer; best bur In .C1$1750 8 full lots near Mllwaukle; fine view of river; terms. S1050 2 full lots, new 2-room cottage, bath and pantry; hot and cold water; near Mllwaukle; ttne river view. j;400 e ecres, all cleared, between thta and Oregon City. 1. fi. DAVIDSOV. 810 Chamber of Commerce. IN' beautiful Irvington. 18th, bet. Brase. and Knott sts.. strictly modern ,-ro.un house, with sleeping porch. Rullt for my solf bv the days' work: no eontraet work Illness In family prevenls Its use. It Is a finished house, large hall, living and dining-rooms. fireplace. poll-hed oak floors, large elegant front poirh. laundry, furnace, electric and gaslight; cement plastered walls snd floor basement end walks: two toilets: lawn seeded; lot 5ox loo and all improvements in. streets are completed; $rt.V'0 cvisli Rml time. Geora- Belpin Palmer, 818 Couch building. Home phone A 24S. ENGLISH WALNTTTfi. We are th. largest owner, and plant ers In Oregon. We have the only planted tracts on the market. Our properties are In the walnut country. Yamhill 5-scrs tracts, planted. $100 cash. $15 per month. CHURCHILL. MATTHEWS CO., INC, 110 Second st. IF TOT Will take the Slontavllla car and get at Jon.emore we will show you the bMt Investment for the money in this city. GEO. D. SCHALK. Main 82, A 8802. 84 Stark St. A HOMB. t There is a splendid new 8-room home with lot 50x100 feet on the Ka.t Side that 1 will sell for $2500; $500 down and 420 per month: 8 per cent interest: there Is no reason why you should pay rent when you can get a bargain like this; buy this and got settled before the rains set In. ' GEO. D. SCHALK. . Main 802. A 2302. 264 Stark 8t. BUBURRAX HOME BARGAIN. 8-room houj, city water, 2 cisterns, nearly acre ground; 40 bearing fruit trees, barn, ch!i-ken-houe. prune dryer: only few blocks from W. W. car line. Price, 2Mm. cash $looo, balance $20 a month; nearly acre adjoining, all cleared, caa be bought cheap on easy terms. O. C. R. EIJ.IS A CO.. . 828H Washington St., rooms 2O1-202. FIVE LOTS, North Albina, near Killings worth ave., $2100; terms. 1(10x100. cor.. North Albina. 100x100. cor., near Hawthorne eve-' IOOx-20, streets graced, 220-ft. cement 100x200, Montana ave. 6-room modern house, fruit trees, roses, nice lawn, house equipped with hot water, furnace; E. 30th St., near E. Ankeny. KIGEL A CO., 335 Morrison St. BEST BUT IN MOUNT TABOR. 6-room modern house, electric lights, gas. Bull Run water: two full lots, line fawn, shrubs and bearing fruit trees; line large barn, well and windmill for barn and irrigation; $3160 takes It. See owner on premises. 1360 E. TAYLOR ST. Take Hawthorne or Mount Tabor car and get oft at 4!)th. - MT. TABOR. We have several tracts which cannot be duhlicated for a beautiful, sightly homeslte; trees and ornamental shrub bery that half a llfe-timo could not dup licate; buy before prices Jump 25 per cent. Also several lots Al for homes or investment. B. S. Cook & Co.. 503 Cor bett bldg. LOOK this up; bargain: fine 8-room modern house and barn. 2 nice lots 100x100, all fenced and painted; fruit trees, nice yard. 7-foot basement under house; a bargain at $2o00; terms. $1000 cash, balance 3 years' time. 01 Spruce at.. Flrland. Mount Scott line. Phono Tabor 1)84. 25 ACRES, with frontage on Willamette River and extending back to improved county road, running water on tract, mostlv in wild state with native trees and shrubbery; five miles from Portland, 1500 feet from electric line; price $24,500. H G. Starkweather, route 1. Mtlwaukie, Or. Phone Oregon City, Farmers 186. 20 ACRES, 1 mile from new electrio carllne ar.d 4 miles N. W. of Llnnton, on county road; land lies nice and level and Is partly improved; some, fine timber, fruit trees: would make a fine vegetable, fruit or chicken ranch; $2050 for the whole place If taken at once. C. F. pfluger & Co.. room 14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison. CHEAP Nice block. 100x100. on 8. W. corner of E. 13th and Ivy eta.; this Is walking distance from Courthouse: can be had at a bargain or would trade for good lots further out. C. F. Pfluger A Co.. room 14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison sts. WE BUILD HOMES. We have flrst-clasa, modern faollltles for building homes upon terms within the reach of all. Call and examine our up-to-date methods. THE VETERAN LAND CO.. 822 Chamber of Crmmerca. A GREAT ' many nne bargain tn Irving ton, John Irving. Holladay. Holladay Park Additions; 7-room cottage, $3700 : 6-room. two-story residence. $4000; many others. Broadway Irvington cars. Office, 15th and Halsey ets. Kaet 696, C 1893. C 1271, C 150S. Dolen A Herdman. 8 ACRES of choice ground at the Junction of two well traveled avenues; all in high elate of cultivation; choice orchard: largo modern 8-room house; near good carllne; $iin00. Full particulars given at 410 Fail ing building. EAST WASHINGTON-STREET HOMB. A swell, new, modern 8-room house near East Side High School, the price is very low and we can make you terms Grussl & Gantner, 25 Washington, corner Sd. room 7. AWFULLY CHEAP Small acreage, large enough for poultry; have vegetables eaougn for all Winter, oceans of fruit: small house, outbuildings, etc.; all for $900. $100 cash and $18 per month. Call loom 712, Couch bldg. A WHOLE block, 200x200, with new, mod ern 11-room house on Blandlna St., near Patton home, $SS0O for the whole prop erty, half cash. C. F. Pfluger & Co., room 14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison sts. . BO you want .to buy a splendid 8-room modern up-to-date home, in most desirable residence district at a sacrifice? Price only $3700. Terms. C. B. Lucas, 322 Corbett bldg. NEW map of Portland and vicinity of 25 miles' radius, giving townships, ranges and section numbers, new railroads and electric lines. Price 50 cents. The Cross ley Co.. Inc. 709 Corbett bldg. fi-ROOM house on Broadway, near 15th St., $45oo If taken at once; terms to suit; lot,. BoxlOO on 14ili near Hancock; $1,VK); one third down, balance easy. Spencer A Co.,. 102 Second st I BUILD houses, easy payments; can furnish lots- better talk with me before you build. E. E. Milier; 430 Worcester bldg.- Main 1940, ' SOUTH PORTLAND LOT $750. Corner lot, 42VisllO. on Bancroft ave nue, a snap at $750. has fine view. Grujsi A Gantner, 265 Washington, corner 3d, room 7. - RISLEY TRACT Oregon City carllne, 2 Vi acres all in culti vation. C. W. Rlsley owner, P. O. Mil waukie. Phone Oak Grove, red 12. ABSTRACTS EXAMINED BY EXPERT REAL ESTATE ATT'T. D. A. TUFTS. 803 WASHINGTON ST. A HOMB for the asking In choice residence district on the West Side. Owner compelled to sell. Any terms go. Call 410 tailing bldg. . - 2 LOTS. 100x100. located 150 feet from K1I lir.esworth ave; non-resident owner wishes to sell at once; $tioo cash. Call 410 Failing bldg. NEW modern 7-room home, beautifully ar ranged and finished; choicest location Hoi laday Park, near Broadway car, $5500. V 347, Oregonian. MODERN 6-room house, full basement, cor ner lot with barn, roses and fruit teoea. In Sunnyside. Apply 116J East Salmon. Phone Tabor Ills. LOT 50x100, y, block from car. $275: 50r 100, 2 blocks from car, $250. 414 Spencer St., Montavllla. 5 ACRES for platting: high and sightly; choice residence district; $0500. Call 410 Failing bldg. BY owner, S-room new house. 50x100 corner; furnished complete; first-class plumbing; $1650: get busy. B 2433,
