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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAN-. SATURDAY, yOTEMBER 7, 19Q3. 1 i i ' J I v- -rnnav 1 JCKAL. E&TATB UK4LEBI. HE DANGER Officials Take Steps to Pro tect Museum From Fire. CLOSE CALL RECENTLY People Shocked to I.c-am Beautiful Chateau Few Weeks Ago Would Have Been Destroyed Had Flames Spread. BT A. W. IAMOURET7X. PARIS, Nov. . SplcaI. It seems to h&vr suddenly dawned on the official mind that a public mu seum like the Louvre, or an historical chateau like that of- Versailles, might be liable to burn down as well as an ordinary cltlxen's residence. -The fact that It Is a public monument does not make It fireproof. A hint to this effect was (riven to those who are In charge of these na tional treasure houses of art by an Incipient fire at Versailles a few weeks ago. and a stronger hint was given Immediately afterwards by the burning; down of the telephone bullulnjr. The fire which broke out In the Chateau of Versailles was, luckily enough. Im mediately put out by the guards, who happened to have noticed It In time, but then the question arose, what would have happened if the fire had acquired some headway? People were shocked to learn that the beautiful chateau, with its im mense treasures of art, would be com pletely at the mercy of the flames. Tne water In the reservoir was suf ficient for the fountains and the amusement of the Sunday crowds, but the pressure was not enough to carry It hlRher than the fln.t floor of the building. A scare was raised, and the authorities have now let It be known that protective measures are to be taken. The under secretary for fine arts baa had a talk with all keepers of the public museums, and asked them to hand In a report as to the requirements of their institutions to protect them against fire. Funds which are allowed for repairs are to be used first of all In making all neces sary arrangements to protect the build ings against fire. The Louvre Itself Is in serious danger, and orders have been given to take out all the furnaces used for oentral heating from the basement, and they are to be placed away from the main building undvr the gardens. The telephone fire was bad enough for Paris, but the burning down of the Louvre would have been a national disaster. PASSING OF THE YANKEES Few of the Ileal Stock Left Around Xew England. New York Herald. Recent census Investigations, to together with the result of genealogi cal researches, have brought to light the surprising fact that the real Yankee is fast disappearing. Like his predecessor, the American Indian, this original stock of the first white set tlers In New England Is paslng. wifh this difference, that while the Indian ' has been eliminated the Yankee Is be ing absorbed. Abroad, particularly in England, the custom still holds of referring to all Americans as Yankees, and this ac counts for the survival of a term which will soon have no real application. The day Is not far distant. It would seem, which will mark the last of the real Yankees, when a chronicler may tell of their passing as Cooper told of the last of the Mohicans. Indeed, the disappearance of the real Yankee from New England Is In many ways similar to the disappear ance of the Indian. Each race in turn, after dominating a very large territory, centered more and more In one small district. With the red men of New England thts was the territory on which King Philip made his last stand; with the Yankee It Is Cape Cod. On Cape Cod, Indeed, the Yankee Is Mill to be found. It was there that he first settled, and It seems likely it Is there that he will last survive For more than 200 years this sandy spit of land has been the center of Yankeedom. generation following gen eration with less change in all that time than has occurred in the last two decades. It was at Provlncetown that the Pil grims landed nearly three centuries ago, so that the cape comes naturally by Its Yankee stoek. Indeed, It Is only of recent years that Cape Cod has felt the en croaching effect of modernity. From this sea-washed stretch of land the early Yankees sailed forth to cover the world of trade with their fleet of clipper ships, Just as their forbears did from the "tight little Island" on the opposite side of the Atlantic These original Yankees took to the sea like young ducks, almost as soon as they were able to leave their mother's wring. They manned and officered the little home-built merchantmen, which sailed from Boston and New England ports in the colonial days. The Infant navy of the eolonles In the Revolution was alive with them In every sens of the word. Dur ing the War of ISIS scarcely an able bodied man remained In a cape village; young and old they were afloat, either In the regular service or on privateers, to harass the British flag on the high seas. Thereafter, from the close of that con flict through the Civil War and until the late '70s. wherever an American ship was cruising and that was in almost every sea her skipper, mates and crew men were likely to be Cape Coders, born and bred. But Cape Cod has changed greatly In the last quarter of a century. Its sons to lonr go to sea. There are a few steamship captains In active service and a few a very few skippers of fishing schooners. But even the fishing indus try has left the cape to find new quar ters at Gloucester or Boston. Cranberry growing and the taking of Summer boarders are the chief occupations in the cape villages nowadays. Mountain Alr'a Good Influence). London Evening Standard. The influence of the mountain la lure and holy, giving strength and sim plicity, encouragelng the older virtues, discouraging the newer vices. In the hill men of Wales we see this clearly enough. Go where you will among the wilder and more mountainous parts of Wale, and you will find that rare in dependence and self-reliance which are not marred by a curiously defiant dis courtesy. You find there those who are truly "nature's gentlemen." WILY METEOROI.OGICAI. REPORT. PORTIANI. Nov. 9. Maximum tempera ture. I d'-ftreee; minimum. 41 decree" Hlver rAdins t S A. M.. 3 tw. change I- 1 . ' A tw.HT-a ! ft 0 1 foot. Tot! ralnfa;1 1.1 P M. to 5 V. . none; total I sine. Sriembr 1. A !W Inch,: normal rain fall. 71 Inches; dflrlrticy, 117 Ulcfte. Tntal sunshine. November fl. & hours, M xulautas; possible su.ntb.me. hours. 54 min utes. Barometer (reduced to sea-level) at S P. M-. SO IS Inchss- PAC1FIC COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at S P. M- Pacific time. " a Wind n i STATION. Baker cltr Bismarck .... Bolfre. ....... . Eureka. ........ Helena K.rnloop. North Head..., Poratello ..... Portland ........ Red Bluff. ...... Roaebunr-. ...... Sacramento. Salt Lake. . . .,. .. Pan Francisco.. Spokare Tacorna -. v ;1 a Walla.... Blaine Slrttyou Marvhrield ....... ep o m'. iralmelear .O.tl.tllti 4 0.0l 4 N'0.O(l! 4 SW IClear NW Clear s cloudy SW Cloudy KB ICloudy W jCloudy 64 0.00. S 62: 2 T. Jini I OCX 4 8 0.OO' 4: 54 e CK'O.nol 2 K4 0.00 4 64 O.OOl 4 INW U'lear .njs A lear W jOear 7H000I 4 (IS O.OOt 4. (l- O OOl 6, 52 0 00) 4 E Pt rioudy W sr ."E w Clear Clear jCloudy pt. cloudy 68 0.00 4 4h;o.oo 4 .0OI 4 6210.00! 4 Clear Icioudy NW Clear NW" (Cloudy WEATHER CONDITIONS. The hlirh pressure area ever the Norta Paclflo states has remained nearly sta tionary during the last 4 hours and con sequently fair weather continues in this district, except In extreme Northwestern Washington, where light rain has fallen. The temperature has remained nearly sta tionary and it Is everywhere above normal In the interior and nearly normal along- the c.iast. Heavy log has prevailed the greater part of the day from Coos Bay south to Eureka , The Indications are for fair weather In this district Saturday, except In Northwest Wemhlngton. where the rains will continue. FORECASTS. rortland and vicinity Fair; winds mostly easterly. Oregon Fair: easterly winds. Washington Pair, except rain northwest portion; winds mostly easterly. Idaho Fair. EDWARD A. BEAIjS. IM.trlct yore-aster. UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS ANSWERS ARB HELD AT THIS OFFICE" FROM THE FOLLOWING AN8WEB CHBCiCS AND MAY BB HAD BY PRE SENTING YOlR CHECKS AT THE ORE GONIAN OFFICE: A 3T2, 38. B H3. 3il, 362, S. 376. 354. C HO. 353, 371. 377. ASl. SS2, , SST. I 320, 323, 823. 3SB. 387. 37)5, SS. E 801. 353, 8.VJ. SUM, .180, 8S7. 403. F g.ta, 34S, Sl, 85, 8rt. 867. SS. G 19. 361. 362, 865. 372. 374. 374 479, ST8. 87!. 380. H 24l. 3.13, 356, R57. 830, 308. J 305. 31. 360. 39. 864. K 3T1, 3e2, 368. 8'W, 369. L 32 o, 834. 337, 353. 355, 8S7, 350. 80, 861, 867. 809. M 331. 36. 333. 336, 890, 384. 303, 388. 870, 374. 653. X 362. S6S, 3T, 83. 384. 339. O 331. 350. 351. 3d. 364. 865, 8T0. ST1, 87 874. 881. J 2W4. 301. 336. 348. 830, OTS. 860. R .137. 350. ST.9, 362. 365, 369. 8 352. 3.-.S. S15. 857. 364. 869. T JS, 2-V. S:(S. 839. 351, 352, 835. 858. 358. .IBS. Sr.2. 371. T 314. S4& 830. 332. 853. 330, SB 8. 862. 870, 373 W 328, 355, 830, 35. 380, 363, 887. 369. 872, 639. X SB. 363, 368, "400 XZ 98. XX lOl. Y 3T.0. 362. 867. 371. 374, S8. AH IMS. 343. S4.". 34, 359. 860, 3T3. 384. AC C70. 2W!. 3X. 303. 307, 309. S1L, 312. 818. .T16, 317, 318, 319. Ale 312. 313. 316. 817. 320. 823. 323, 328, 333. 336, 335, 363, 3S5. ...... AE 302. 304. 305. SOB, 810, 31S. 813, 316. 3 IS. 319. .121. 322. . , Above letters will be destroyed If not called for within six daya Grand Central Station Tims Card SOUTHERN PACIFIC. LtMvtiiff Portland Roaeburg Passenger Cot Lane Grove Paiienger California Ejtpreji ban Francisco Expreu . . West bide Corvallis Passenger Sheridan Passenger Forest Grove Passenger ... Forest Grove Passenger ... Forest Grove Passenger ... Arriving Portland Oreg on Exp ress Cottage Grove Passenger Koseburg Passenger ..... Portland Express Wert Side Cor vail I b Passenger Bheridan Passenger ...... Forest Grove Passenger ... Forest Grove Passenger ... Forest Grove Passenger . . . 8:19 a. m. 4 : 15 p. m. 7:45 p. m. 1:30 a. m. 7:20 a, m 4:10 p. m. 8:50 a. ra. 1 :00 p. m. 6:40 p. m. 7:13 a. m. 11:S0 a. m. B: p. m. 11:16 p. m- 6:20 p. m. 10:30 a. m. 8:00 a. m. ill : 50 a. m. 4.50 pm. O REG ON RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO. Louring Portland Pendleton Passenger ............ Chicago-Portland Special Spokane Flyer I Kansas City A Chicago Express.. Arriving Portland Spokane Flyer ; Chi., Kan. City A Portland Ex.. Chicago-Portland Special Pendelton Passenger 7:15 a. m. 8: JO a. m. 8:15 p. m. 8:00 p. m. 8:00 a. m. 9:45 a. m. 8:50 p. m. 6:15 p. m. NORTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Tacoma and Seattle Express ... North Coast 4b Chicago Limited Overland Express Arriving Port bind North Court Limited Portland Express 8:80 a. m, '2 :00 p. m. 11:45 p. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:16 p. rru 5:35 p. m. Overland Express ASTORIA A COLUMBIA B1VEB. Leaving Port Land i Asiona & Seaside Expresa 1 8:00 s. m. A tor la Passenger, I 6:00 p. nx Arriving Portland Seaside Portland Passenger 112:15 p.m. Port 1 a n dE x p re ss .A 10 : 00 p m. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland C. I. H. Short Line, via Spokane 8:1ft p. m. Via Seattle 11:45 p. zn. Arriving Portland C P. R. rihort Line, via Spokane. 8:00 a. m. Via Seattle 7:00 a.m. Jeerson-Street Station (SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas Passenger . . . Dallas Pass" lifter Arriving Portland- 7:40a. m. 4:10 p. m. Dallas passenger Dallas Passenger 10:15 a. m. 6:50 p. m. OREGOK KLEOTRIC RAILWAY'. Arrivtne; WiIsonlile Salem and WilBonvllle Falem and Salem and Wllsonville Salem and SaJem and Portlantl Local Intermediate Local . Local Intermediate Express. Intermediate Local. , Local Intermediate Express. Intermediate Local. , Intermediate Express. 7:05 a. m. 9:16 m. 10:30 a. m. 11:20 a,m- 1:20 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 4:lH) p. m. 6:40 p. m. 8:15 p. m. 6:25 a. m. 7:35 a. m. 8:S5 a. m. alem and Leavlnar Portland Palem and Intermediate Local. Local Intermediate Express. Intermediate Local.. Local Intermediate Express. Intermediate Local . . Local Intermediate Express. vilnnvl!le Sa!em and Salem and Wllsonville Salem and Salem and Wllsonville Salem and 11:10 a. m. 1:10 p. ra. 2:05 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 5:10 p m. 6:05 p. m. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS fiaa MnnflAB Last Mantle, 25o. tha UBS JiaUlieS mua ot the best 85o mantle on the market, Barretts. 410 Mor rison. Both phones. U' tei N)00 coras first-class 4-foot flr OOU wood. $5 per cord delivered. Phone Main 4435. Eagle Creek Fuel Com pany. 405 Corbett Bldg. our own conservatories. Marti at Forbes. 347 Washington st. Both phonea Electric Fixtures J." rS" prices ar rlrbt. All work suaranteed. Wwtsra BlMtna W.rks. .1 61sta strsat. pi.ii.. KnlTSS. Forks sod ail 81IW a AltUIig war. rplat.d a. food as n.w. Orcoc piatlnx tN'oras. lita and AJdsr. atalB 2i;j. a asiy Wins O'Uallsr Nsubrsr. S2I Wash II 1I1B lnitoa stTMt. Pbon. Wain r. dUvsry. A sailoav of lO-jaar-old Insist nook fun. l.q Kinsmr ftoai. th. beat Wyo IUMI mlas coai ; p;lT.s mora neat and less ash. cnnrctilar Broa.. ISta and alarsbaU sta. pbonaa slain 3l. A 8B31. fol Richmond and Wallssnd Australlaa. VUB1 ladependsnt Coal at tea Company. oppo.lt. Clly Library. Both phonea Vnf Th. Portland Fuel Co., 287 E Mor f I UUU rlson St.. is prepsrad to furnish cordsrood In larsa ana amall quantJUsa at th. lowsst prlcaa. Phones E 24 acd B 102s. I - - HKIMjrARTT:Ka THE PORTLAND POHTLAND, GR. MODERN RESTACBAJrT COST ON IS MnXIOM POIXAM. ! HOTEL OREGON I CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS Portland New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Day and Up European Plan. Free Bus J I WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props- ( C trally Lacataxl IUmsj ffA'IS 'pS',:jwith private bath, en suite and single. Large and mod- '4S-4lMir--jy ernly equipped sample-rooms. e---S5-Vjr meets aU i F. DAV1ES, President St. Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR. -a . EUROPEAN P1AN ' ROOMS 50c TO $1.50 FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION THE Park St. Bet. Morrison and Alder CALUMET HOTEL sea , jas j.. I R S i; B 5 IT vs as MODERN THE S-?7-J;.iia" DIET. KIVG In Nw York City. Nov 8 at 10: a M ilra Nancy D. Booth King. th oe.r?y-beloved moUier of Herbert Booth King, of this city. FCXERAX. NOTICES. TTKE-In Oty. Nov. n. Mra CaroHn. neral service, alll be held at Dunning McKntee & GllbauKhs chapel. 7th and vine sta. Sunday, November S, at x r At. -"ena, Invited to attend. Interment Lous Fir Cemetery. HARRISON The funeral services of George A Harrison will b. held at Flnly chapel at 1 P. M. Sunday November 8. FYi.ads invited- Interment G. A. R. plat. , - i. i.w1 Cemetery. aRKKNPlBI.D Thf funeral service of L,uctie Beatrice Greenfield will b held at the family residence. 123 East lth t.. at 2 30 P. M. today. Friends Invited. Inter, ment Lone Kir Cemetery rmnnlna. McEntee at Gllbaneh, Funeral nirectora. 1th and Pine, fhone Mala 430. wdy aaatatant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD HOT-MAX CO.. Funeral Dtrert sea. tt sd at. Lady aaalatant. l'bon. at Mil. I P. rXSLKT rON. sd and Madlaaa. Ia&j attendant. Phone Main ft. A l&vft. IEI.LEK-BVRN1CS CO.. Fnneral Direst ers. t71 RuaaelL East 10. Lady asslataaL It T. 'S. DCNNTNO. Vndrrtaker. 414 KaaS lass. T -J'r aaalatant. rnoae just Sa. immmmm - a A COaMfJWlAI. TRAVELERS. euiii in -mi ' . - imh I .In gle gentlemen. Tbe mn irrsraait wfn be pleased to shew and al -re Dries. mod Ti,rfeteh MHanme lu u 1tL0. BOWsCRfl. Mn -r Modscn Impr Imperial Hotel Seventh and Washington PhiL Msjtscha A Ssms, Props. Rates 51.00.$lJi)-$2.COi HOTEL PERKINS Fifth and Washington Sts. In the heart of the business and shopping district. The most modern and up-to-date hotel in the Northwest. . 1 .1 1 J I nm T?yntVlS trains. Rates H-OO smd op. w. T:TI.A!r. MiaaisT. C O. DAVIS, Sec and Treas. f A Strictly First-Class and Modern Hotel Containingl70 Rooms. Only American and European Hotel in Portland. Earns; Distance Phones In Every Boom, tree 'Bus Meats Ail Trains. Rates American. M.0O per day and op. Bates European, sl-00 per day ap up. Per month, alngle room and board. yS To U3 aoeordlDC to room. For two. 175 to 110. Board without room W0 par month N0RT0MA HOTEL ELEVENTH, OFF WASHINGTON ST. Beautiful Grill Room American ,F"Ji" and Enropenn Oor Bns Meets All Trains Sample Suites, srttb Baths, for Travelln Men COMFORTS MODERATE PRICES THE DANM00RE Port land's new hotel. Waahlna-toa, earner lsasta PP UelllK Theater. plan tl.sO a ad Up. Bns meeta all trains. DAM J. MOORE. Proprietor. Hatel Mowre CTartaep B?ana, Sea aMe, Or. Open ail year. Far imlor- appty " - 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 bus meets all trains. C. "W. CORNELIUS, , N. K. CLARKE, Proprietor Manager. We 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 grllL Excellent cuisine. Telephone in very room. Private baths. EUROPEAN PLAN, AMERICAN PIAU, SI to S..SO Per Day. XS0 to S4 Per Day. O. H. SPENCER, Manager MEETING NOTICES. A. A. O. N. M. S. Ash land, the land of "Camel's milk and wild honey." The details of thts trip are too varied to publish. Shriner"s excursions need no advertis ing. The noble or lady who can go Is the lucRy one. A 'special train." No. 13, will take the nobles .'end their ladlee. If loo go. leaving the I-'nlon Depot Friday evening, Th rate fnr thic nptir.lnn 13th Inst. from the following towns and return plus the Pullman, 5) are as follows: Port land. J13, a: Oregon City. 113.10: Salem, 311.60; Albany. 110.50; Eugene, 18. 75; Cot tage Grove, $7.95; Oakland. $6.40; Roae burg, 35.80; Grants Pass, 31. SO; Medford. 65c. Tickets will be sold only on the certificate plan for full fare going and one-third fare returning1, properly verified. Members hold ing their 1S08 receipts for dues in Com mandery or Consistory can have their Shrine card for 1909. B. O. WHITEHOUSE. Recorder. J. O. MACK. Potentate. A LINCOLN-G A frFIELD POST, NO. 8 Members and old soldiers sre requested to attend tbe fune ral cf our late comrade, George A. Harrison, Company G. 90th New York Volunteers, Sunday, Nov. 8, at chapel of J. P. Finley & Bon. 3d and Madison sts., 1 P. M. Interment at G. A. H. Cem etery. J. W. OUR RAN". Commander. R. A. TOHLPORTH, Adjutant. OREGON LODGE. NO. 101. A. F. AND A. M. Stated communi cation this Saturday evening, S o'clock. Masonic Temple. K. C. degree. vlaiting .- brethren eor llaliy Invited. By order W. M. A. J. HAN ULAN. Sea. the A w . V la Theater f r. I I .Ul 14th and Tv-ashington Phones. Main 1 and A 1122. TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY. Last Time Tonight S:1B OVSTOf FARNVM In the Beautiful Western Play "THE dQCAW MAN" Evenings S2 to 50c; Matinee 31. SO to 23Q. HEILIG 14th and Washington. Phones-Main 1 and A 1122. FOtTR NIGHTS BEGINNING TOMORROW Bpeclal-Price Matinee Wednesday The Great American Play "PAID IN FULL" Seats Are Now Selling Bvenmga, 31.50 to 0c; Manln... tl to me. l-linRB THEATER CO. (INC.) LESSEJB Todav and tonight Baker fttock Company In "Men and, Women." Evening prices 2SC 35c. HOC. Matinees 150. 25c. Next week, starting tomorrow matinee, "Sky Farm. BAKER THEATER Phones: Main X A 5360 OREGON THEATER CO. (INC., LESSEB Geo. L. Baker. Gen. Managei Matinee tody. . Tonight JAMES J. COR BETT in "Facing the Muaic," supported by an excellent company. Night prices. 25c. B0c. 75C Matinee, except Wednesday. 2.V;. 50c. Next week opons tomorrow night. Just out of College" MAIN S A 10! Matinees Ex. Sondays and Jraouoars, 15-25-50C NIGHTS THEATER 15-25-50-T5C Week of Nov. 2. Staley A Birbeck; Ray mond Caverly; Welch, Mealy Montrow; (iardner Vincent; Lew Hawkins; Morrow, ?hrllberg at Co.; Two Packs; Orchestra; Plo ures. THE STAR pAhT4.Maln B1a- Matinees Wsdnerday, Saturday and Sunday. For the entire week of November 1. The Great Railroad Play "THE MONTANA LIMITED" Matinees at 2:30. Every evening at 8:15. Night prices 13c. 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinees lGc and 25c. Seats may be reserved 'by either phone. Next Week "Brown's in Town. PANTAGES THEATER ADVANCED TAVDEVIaLLB. Ktara of All at ion. Shepp Doff. Pony ad Monkey Clrcoa. On of th largest and best animal show ever produced on a vaudeville .stage; per forming unheard of feats and displaying startling Intelligence. Special added attrac tion, Klein, Ott Bro. ft Nicholson, Amer ica's leading vaudeville musicians. Matinees dally, 15c. Two shows at night, 16c and 25o. THE GRAND- ANOTHER LIND .. The Dream of Beauty From the Folies Berger, Paris. Tom Dempsey -Vaudeville de Luxe BIG BILL. Alice Mortlock Co. Hawley at Olcett Paster & Merle Miss McKlnney rred Bauer Graadaecope LYRIC THEATER Seventh and Alder. - Beginning Sunday Matinee, November 1. BLCNKALL COMPANY In the American Sensation Drama, "MIDNIGHT IN NEW YORK." In active preparation, the great race play. 'The Derby." Oriental Building Fair Ground THE ZOO Reason Opens Suuday Matinee AL. G. BARNES' Wild Animal Circus And Grand Zoological Eabllilt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATE In Effect November 1 1908. Dally or Sunday. Per Line. One time Same ad two consecutive times Same ad three consecutive times... .-J0e same ad six or seven consecutive times. obo Rix words count as one line oa cash ad vertisement!), and no ad counted for less than two lines. When an advertisement l not run consecutive times the one-time rate applies. The above rates apply to advertisements nnder "New Today" and all other classUlca tions excepting the following: Situations Wanted, Male. Situations Wanted, Female. For Kent, Rooma, Private Families. Kooms and Board, Private Families. Housekeeping Booms, Private Families, The rate on the above classifications Is 7 cents a line each Insertion. On charge or book advertisements the charge will be based on the actual number of lines appearing; in the paper, regardless of the number of words in each line. Space in the "New Today" columns Is figured by measure only 14 lines to the Inch. TELEPHONE ADVERTISEMENTS For the convenience of patrons The Oregon ian Bill accept advertisements (excepting "Situa ations Wanted" and "Personal") for publi cation In classified columns over the tele phone. Bills for snch advertising will be mailed Immediately and payment Is expect ed promptly. Care will be taken to prevent errors, but The Orreonian will not be re sponsible for errors in advertisements taken over the telephone. Telephones: Main 7070 ( A 6095. TO OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS The Ore gon lan will receive copy by mail, provided sufficient remittance for a definite number of issues Is sent. Acknowledgment of such remittance will be forwarded promptly. In case box office address Is required, use regular form given, and count this as part of the ad. Answers to advertisements will be forwarded to patrons, provided self-addressed stamped envelopes are furnished. A receipt will be given for all paid-in-advance advertising. The Oregonian will not undertake to correct errors or refund money unless this receipt is returned. NEW TODAY. FOR SALE 24th and Hancock Streets ' IN IRVINGTON One of the best-built, best-arranged houses in the city: 9 rooms, hardwood floors, 2 Bleeping porches, cement base ment, good furnace, cement cold stor age room, 2 toilets, hard-surface street pavement and all other improvements and conveniences. Quarter block with nice lawn all well seeded to grass and flowers. Price J10.000, on easy terms. B.M.LOMBARD Madlaon Bid sr.. Third and Madison Sta. 19 on $10,000 I have for aale at $20,000, faalf tah, a brand new, modern apart meat building, aU rented a reasonable rents; splendid loca tion; after aUotYfeig- for iBterent on $10,000, taxes, lixmrnuice, copt of steam bea-t- and janitor service It pays 19 per cent on $10,000 cah required to purchase. This is th very best proposition on the market. Don't fail to look it P- W. L MORGAN, 322 Failing Building. Nob Hill Home 100x100, corner Lovejoy, with fine mod ern 10-room house; garage and fine lawn. Price reasonable. SENSSTAKB IYHAN, 00 Klfth St. Special Price Matinee- 2:15 Avrai 3 in s a n ri Stop That . Rent And Buy a Lot In Montavilla hr - fl r r aa sTSJV ttJI m at l-i s . fia L. a I v . a ar m ... a. a a . rlJ 1 1.4 HUT x El U e h t ii 11 II ,1 MtZTTA ' If! 1? n tlf Mfr iJJ and upward. Easy Terms $10 Down and $5 Monthly Good Soil, 5c Car Fare, Title Guaranteed Perfect, No Building Restrictions, and immediate possession. AGENT AT TRACT EV ERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS AND HOLI DAYS. Take Montavilla car at cor ner Third and Morrison streets, get off at the corner of Villa and Hibbard streets, Montavilla branch office; for further particulars call office C. P. WELLS 231 Worcester Building. Phone Main 3253. MEN WANTED Good times are assured us now for the next four years, and Portland pToperty will be easily sold. A few good live salesmen wanted now to sell the best Addition property in city. ER0NG-STEELE, CO., 110 Second St. Holladay's Addition Th one BEST place in Portland to buy. GEOGRAPHICAL, CENTER and MOST DESIRABLE residence property of the city. SEEING IS BELIEVING BETTER fro and see the many CHOICE resi dences under construction and the im provement going on. The Oregon Heal Estate Company ORASO AVE. A'D MULTNOMAH ST. A Real Snap LOTS 1ST PENINSILA ADDITION KO. 3.- close to Swift purchase. Close to carllne. Below cost of surrounding property. Call and get particulars. Do not wait. Price $1200 Can double your money In 6 months' time. Humason & Jef f ery 224 STARK ST. M 1189, A 3814 $60,000 A Solid Block 200x200 North Sixteenth St. Terras, Half Cash Sengstake & Lyman 90 FIFTH STREET. $2000 . Hawthorne Ave. 50x128. between E. 24th and E 2oth. Easy terms. 1 SENGSTAKE LYMAN, UG Filth St. MORTGAGE LOANS Lowest ratea and terma to solti ape tin I ratea and favorable terma on large loans on bulnesa pro pert lea, Fonda Loaned for Private Investors. A. H. BIRRELL 202 UcKar Bldff 3d fc stark. FOR SALE on Portland Heights An elejrant new house, over two and a half lots, Ane view and mnroundiiurs. bargain st 912,600; owner leaving; no agents. V 870, Orearonlan. - OPPORTUNITY TO HAKE A SACK. . 82 acres on Columbia Slough. This property needs no recommend. Sacri fice. Only lh miles from the Swift plant on the east. Good for anything factories, sawmills, packing plants and rich truck land. rice $150 per aor. G 37S, Oregonian. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. MODERN a -room cottage, nearly new Eait aftth st. S ownr, save oommlnloB. pboaa Main &34, mornings. Andrew W. V. A Co., M SM0. M ttaaUUoa U Baksr. Alfred A US Ablnfftoa bid. Cn&pln A Herlow. 8S? Chamber of Commsrea, Cook. B. 8. A Co. 603 Corbett bids. Cruwlar Co.. TOa-v Oorbtt bid. M T3. IiMa C. B- Co.. Board of Trad bid. Osddard. B. W.. Main and A 1T4S. ll ad . Jeanlnc-a A Co. Mala 161 toe Orvfoalaa, La M room 411 Corbstt ball dins. Man A Von Borstsl. 104 td st. S92 B Snrssida. pstTfiftf. H. T . lit Commsrela! Club s4d4V U mf9, A n58. tjm Parrtah. -Watkioa A Oa, tw Aider Rlohavdaon, A. B- 931 Com. Club bld. Bc-bsla. Om. D.. 14 BUrk pt. Mstn SD1. A 8W. 45hsrkey. J. p A Co.. IMH SwtDMoa, A r. A Co Ztt Wahlnsto st. Tbe Oresoa Reel Estate Co . Orand - aad Multnomah mtu. (Ho 11a day Addition.) Waddol. W, O.. 5ts lumber Kxchsnfs blfl. Wnlt. B. F-. agT Wshlnstoa at. FOR RAt-E REAI ESTATE. A HOME. J5000; lot BOjcIOO; eaat faclns with up-to-date bungalow; in prettiest- part of IrvlnRton; move right In. . GEO. D. SCHALK, 264 Stark St. A SNAP FOR Ql'ICK SAI.E. . Fine home, too largo for owner. 1JT E. 11th North; 13 rooms, 2 complete bath rooma. full basement; splendid arninge ment for large family or to rent rooms, single or en suite; carpets go; rosos, cherrks. pears, hurries; 1 blocks to Hroaclway car; 3 H blocks to lrvlngton car; lovelv neighborhood; pric right, easy terms. Owner. 313 Fentoa bldg. A 4361, " or 784 Wasco St. C 1630. $6S IRVINGTON DISTRICT 65 Beautiful lot on Schuyler St., SOxinO; graded streets, cement curbs and walk, B. R. water, all In and paid; 12000 build ing restrictions; price only $650; $ti& canh, balance $10 per month at ti per cent in erest. CALL OS US COJT'MBIA TRUST COMPANY. 714 Couch Bldg., 109 4th St., near Wash. IRVINGTON BI'NGALOW. We have one of the prettiest bunga lows In the new part of lrvlngton; the woodwork Is especially fine; lire pi are, special light fixtures; this place was built for a home. $oiHK). on easy terms. H. P. PALMER. 213 Commercial Club Bldg. STRICTLY MODERN. $2900 la the price and 3600 cash down buvs that beautiful new 6-room house on East Salmon at. This Is certainly a fine Investment and r. pretty home. Improved street ; excellent car service. H. W. LEMCKE, 211 Corbett Bldg. Main 1177. A 1,63 - A GREAT BARGAIN. ' OWNER MUST HAVE MONEY. Lot SOxloO. located on East !Wd. near Hawthorne, in swell residence district; graded streets, gas, water, win aU pay- ment down; easy terma W 3tJ0, Ore gonian. HERE IS A BARGAIN! 150 Choice lot on Broadway at., Holladay's Addition, close In, sise 50x100; buyer must furnish all cash, and no phona Information given at the quoted price, this lot will be snapped up at onoe. Call eariy. H. W. LEMCKE, 211 Corbett BWs- GOOD LOT. good houee, good location; $3ot)o takes that nice home. 1009 Albina ave., near Blandena, on Missiawippl-avenue line, with graded 5foot lot, street and eldewalk, with water, gas. electricity and bath; 14X) mortgage. Western Investment Co., 6i2 Corbett blk. SUBURBAN HOME. Nine-room house, with 100x100; electric and gas lights; lots of cherry trees, barn, etc.; 3 blocks from Mt. Tabor car. Easy terms. H. P. PALMER, 213 Commercial Club Bldg. CHOICE 3-acre tract; ideal building site for fine redence; on Oregon City, carline; it nest spring water; station in front of prop erty f200 if sold In trn days,: terms. May call Sundays. L. W. Relnhardt, Oak Grovs Station. DO YOIT like the future of a manufactur ing city on the Coast with a $loo,Oiit) pay roll monthly? If so, buy a lot there for $25. The Oregon Co., Wells Fargo bldg. Phone Main 5041 and A Offica open evenings. FRACTIONAL LOT. We nave 33x100 on East Davis St.. be tween 20th and l'2d, lor $1100; cement sidewalk and sewer, paid for. H. P- PALMER. - - 213 Commercial Cluo Bldg. $200 A whole quarter block. XKalOO, being lots 5 and 6, in block 26, Portland City Homeetead; must be taken at once. C. F. Pfluger & Co., room 14 Mulkey bids., 2d and Morrison sts. HOLLADAY BARGAIN. . 7 rooms, modern, near Broadway, fur nished complete if desired; obliged to sell at once, as 1 am leaving the city. CslA 348 13th. Phone East 3U.7. HAVE two lots for sale in business section of Kenton. T.iese are In the original Swift town3ite and a No. 1 investment. The E. L. Fratey Co., t17 Board of Trade bldg. HAWTHORNE AVE. QUARTER. Corner of East 14lh and Hawthorne, 100x100. for $4750; $2000 cash. H. P. PALMER. 213 Commercial Club Bldg. FOR quick sale. 4 50x100 lots In Broadway Addition; sidewalks, curbs, gravel street, water; $2000 takes them; $600 caah: owner must have money; adjoining lota bring $850. Schoonmaker, 708-9 Corbett bldg. $34j(Xi $foo down, bungalow on E, 39th and Taylor; 6 large room, cement base ment, attic, laundry, cobble-stone front; wallH tinted, fine electric fixtures In, gap; lot 43x100; Improved street. Conklln Broa, 302 Rothchild bldg. FOR SALE 7-room cottage and fractional lot, 703 Everett St., bet. 21st and 22d; price $4750; for terms, see owner, 313 Failing bldg. HOUSES for sale In all parts of the city; acreage close In and farms In Oregon and Washington. Phone Main 448fl, Kinney A Stampher, 031-32 Lumber Exchange bldg. BEAUTIFUL modern 6-room bungalow; porcelain bath, etc. ; Firland, Mt. Scott Tine; restricted district; for sale cheap. The owner, 203 Burnalda. RISLEY TRACT. Oregon City carline, 2 tit acres all In culti vation. C. W. Rialey owner, P. O. Mil waukie. Phone Oak Grove, red 13. ABSTRACTS EXAMINED BT EXPERT REAL ESTATE. ATTY. D. A. TUFTS. 803 WASHINGTON BT. g-ROOM house, lOtb and Hall sts., cheap. Apply room 615 Merchants Trust bldg., 6 th and Washington sts.. from 3 to I P. M. LOT in Montavilla 100x100 ft.. $3fW cash; this is a snap; no agents. AD 343, Ors gonlan. STOP paving rent; 1 acre uncleared. West Plde, 5c ride; payments: also lovely lot. East Side. L 367, Oregonian. GOOD STUFF Several sections of land, Eastern Oregon, for less than school land prices. K 361. Oregonian. BY owner, choice lot 60x100, close in, East Side; improvements in and. paid. Phone II 1434. j NEW 7-room house, modern, near car, ftill lot, $22: terms. Angeles Trust Co.. Z2(i Washington at., room 417. 20 ACRES near Mt. Hood electric line, very best soli, some improvements, some tim ber, $li!30 cash, phons East 3fSl. $200 Modern 5-room cottage, block from Richmond line, E. 2Sth and Dlvtsiou. Owner 127 E. 16th, near Morrison. FOR SALE New modern 5-room houne, bath and toilet and street Improvements, at $150. Owner. 70S East flth st. Nortn. BARGAIN Brand new e-room residence, fireplace, walking distance, $3400; $400 down. Phone East 14X7. 40x60, $1450; 40x100. $1X00; East 19th, Washington. Inquire 6H6 East Stark. JUST think, $750, fine lot, block from Ladd tract. Address 603 Main St., Oregon City. TWO choice Peninsula lot, closa to Swiffs Packing Plant, must sell. Main 43AT. HOUSE, 1 to 3 lots, fnilt. 450 Magnolia St., Woodlawn; no agents. HAWTHORNE AVE. district. 100x100. cor. on E. 34th, $1750. G 301, OregoMan. IF you want to buy or sell property; sea & J. Oelsar, 221 Morrison u nm io7.o