FRAUD APPARENT
IfJ REGISTRATION
Democrats Proved to Have
Sworn in as Republic
ans for Purpose.
RETURNS UNCOVER PLOT
Comparison of Registration in All
Parts of State With Vote
Cast Reveals That Vnderhand
Methods Were Employed.
Fraud In registration is plainly
marked in the returns of last Tues
day's election. The fraud was com
mitted mostly by Democrats, partly by
Socialists and in small degree by Pro
hibitionists. All registered as Repub
licans and falsely sworn as members
of that political party. But they cast
their ballots for Bryan. Debs and
t'haftn. and In doing so boosted the
vote of their respective parties far
ibirt their party registration. Under
these circumstances. It would be ex
pected that the Republican vote would
fa I! below Its registration. That is Just
what harpe'-ed.
Although 8S.39S electors registered
as Republicans. Taft received only 62,
171 votes, a falling off of 14.225. Al
though but 32.26: persons registered as
Democrats. Bryan polled 39.000 votes,
an Increase of 7262. Although only
214 persons registered as Prohibition
ists. Chafln received 2800 votes, an al
though only 51 electors register.-,! as
Socialists. Debs received 7000 votes.
These figures are compiled from com
plete returns from 26 out of 34 coun
ties and from partial returns from the
remaining eight remote and small
counties.
Slate Vote Analyzed.
In every county. fewer Republican
votes were cast than were registered. In
every county but five, more Democratic
votes were cast than were registered, the
five blng Baker. Crook. Lake and Union.
The same was true as to the Socialists
in every counly except Baker and Coos,
and as to the Prohibitionists Id every
r.iunty except Baker, Columbia, Coos,
Polk and Sherman.
The total vote was 17 per cent short of
the registered total. 133,129. and amounted
to lll.". This total vote and the regis
tered vote were apportioned as follows:
Vote Cast. Registered. Difference
raft HI.Iimi S0..1H 24.2;
Htn 3.m :i2W2 a. J "2
I-t Tn :i.vi 3.4:1V
rhafln 2. 2,154 444
rttsavn 30
Scattering 7.734 ......
Totals 111.0O0 13.1.12
It will be observed that although the
total vote Is 17 per cent short of the
registered total, the Republican vote Is
2S per cent short of the Republican reg
istration, while the Democratic vote Is
22 per cent higher than the Democratic
registration, the Debs vote la nearly
double the Socialist registration and the
i halln vote Is 20 per cent higher than
the Prohibition registration.
Kept Away From the Polls.
It appears, therefore, that 17 per cent
of the registered electors of all parties
did not reach the polls. This means
thst of the H6..T6 persons registered a
Republicans. 14.677 failed to reach the
polls and 71.703 voted. Of this latter
number. Taft polled C,10: therefore.
i9 persons voter for Bryan, Debs,
Chafln and Hvsgen. who were falsely
registered as Republicans. Most of them
undoubtedly cast their ballots for Bryan.
And while some of them did so because
converted In the campaign to the Ne
hraskan. It Is fair to say that as many
electors, or perhaps more, registered aa
Democrats, were converted to Taft. It
is not too much to say that almost 10.
"' voters cast their ballots against Taft
who were registered as Republicans
They so registered last Spring, most of
them In order to participate In Repub
lican nominations, particularly In the
Republican nomination for United States
Senator, in which contest they succeeded
In defeating Fulton, nominating Cake
and then defeating Cake In the general
election, for the benefit of "their Demo
cratic candidate. Governor Chamberlain.
Bryan Vote Over Registration.
Of the 32.262 Democratic registrations
17 per rent no doubt did not go to the
polls, the same as the Republicans. This
deduction amounts to WS4. leaving 27.778.
of those registered as Democrats, who
voted. But Kryan received 29.nv votes
or 11.222 more than that number. Whence
came these additional votes?
Obviously most of them mere drawn
from the Republican registration, nearly
Kurt of whlrlt did not vote for the Re
publican candidate. Some came also from
the "scattering" item in the above table.
The following table indicates the vote
each candidate should have received. If
the electora had followed their party
registration, compared with the actual
vote, allowance being made for the 17
per cent absence from the polls:
Vote Cast. Registered. Difference
Taft 2.1n 71. "OH .rto
KrMa S'.i.ci 27.77 11.222
leha 7 l 2.B.V1 4.C14
i hann 2.0.M1 1.7&S 812
HiRgen am)
Total
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Walter Scott to rbtr!i Pinckny.
IM .V brock ja. In lncion $ 1.150
Fl. Helen- Quarry Co. lo Western
rf on Trust V. . 3 444 arrs of
th Amnt N. KirxK D. L. " JO
C. It Stork well. Sr.. and wtf to
CMrr J- Kohfr. IM I and X
hl-.-x l.V lr-vtncton Helsht A id.. . 1.123
C. H. PtfH'kwil. jr.. and wife to.
Gente J. Soh4fr. lam 1.1 and 14,
block 1-1. Irvir.irtan lUHrhtn Add. . 1.123
W m. H. Mow and wtf to Ida "rni
dii. lt a and 4. blook 1. Talvtr
dsle Aid 1
Hrr.ry M. FlttiOlirer to Elisabeth
Pmstrger. Iota U and 12, block 4,
1,h AH 1
Je fretvnn Miller and wif to Finnish
Workers A M-nc i I ton lot 1. Mock
I. Cook's S4-ond Add. to AlMna.. 10
FrM W. H arson and wtfe to O. N.
Hrtle. kt and a atrip 4.1 ft wida
cfT the et of lot . block 18.
Hanson S.ord Add 1
V M. laad-1 and ife to Mary M.
Whitney. !ot 5. b'ock 4: lot 1. block
5. City Vtw Park Add 90
JJ ore inrfsi rrrnt to Alien A.
Purlins t ... lot 3, block 2T. Ver
non 80
G"nt C lmrk and wife to H. V.
Monnantes. lota 1. 4 and 5 and east
of 8. block "8." Couch Add. S
eimon aldirrtn et al. "to Securlty
ta:rr Truat Co.. tl". 4 of W.
of lot bi-k "9." Curh Add. 1.000
Thomaa Jenkins and wlfs to Security
Savin Trust Company, east
of west 'i of lot . block
Couch Addition t,999
H. W. Monnastes at al to Security
9artna-a Truat Company, lota
1. . o. and east H of lot t. block
-S." Couch Addition W.OOO
T B Lawson to E G. Arfredaon. lot
4. blok a. Iaurelwood park 10
A- N Houitham and wife to Ger
trude palmer, lot a 1, 2. X block
t- .Stewart Park 450
ft L- Ftevena. Sheriff, to Hlah K.
Par. Iota 7. S. block J, MrJalllen a
Addition ..311
TE0PHIES FOR WINNING TEAM IN WAVERLY GOLF CLUB'S TOURNEY
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1THUMU TEM OP .ORTHWKST ASSOf 1ATIOX WILL ESGAGB IV MATCHES TO OPEN WEDNESDAY.
The Northwest Golf Association's hogle competition which takes place on me Wavcrly Golf Club's
links next Wednesday, will be contested by eight men teams from several of the e
contest will be for a handsome new cup. which will have to be won three times in order to become the
pe"m"ncn property of the winning club The smaller Individual cup. shown in the c"D'"y'nRsoP'CetU;ef
are to be presented to the members of the victorious team. The competition promise, to Include some of
the best golf matches ever seen on Waverly links.
v..i n Uvlah
E. Bay. loia iTT block 7, Pleas
ar.t Home Addition. . . . .
Ern.tlne A. Wshlam to J. Wels
al. lots 2, i, fclock Vehlams
Addition
Oenrit. Lechmeler and wife
Pamuel Majurovaky, south
FeeT of lot 7. block "C, Caru
thera Addition VV
o Akeywon and wife to I
gnViVb et al. lot 1, block S3. Bell-
Aloya"1 Harold " 'to ' Fra'n'k - iScni.ttVr'.
lot 10, block ID. We.t Portland...
Oeorsa H . xend.l and wife to
Cracs Kellar. lot 1. block s.
North Irvlnitton
Geors. W. Simon, and wife to
May Kraeft, lota 7. 8. block -1.
it Patton-s Addition to Altoina..
H. Hlrschbera to Hary A. Tate
lota 8. . block 5. Fields- Addition
Victor Land Company to Hlbernla
Savlnlta Pank. lots 1. 2. block i.
Swan's Addition
Walter J. Halftht and wife to W lle
MrKee l al. lota 7. 8, block 1.1.
Clifford's Addition to Alhlna. ..
J M U Newell to Thomas A. J'T
dan. tru.tee. lots S to . block
14 Sants Roaa Park Addition . .
Sarah J. Hawkin to l--hri"n J"h"
south S of lot 8. block . Klver
riew Addlthlon to Alhlna ....... . .
Jacoba-Stine Company to R. . Jutt.
lot 8. block r.-l. Belie Cre at ...
Jscoba-Stlne Company to R. S ult.
lot . block 3:t. Belle Crest .. ..
Oliver Anderson and wife to Paul and
Maud Dols. lot . block 1. Glencoe
Park
Emanuel' Rleiie and wife to S. M.
Venard. lot 2. block X Gem Ad
dition to Alblna ViS"
Daniel Ferauaon and wife to G. I
Neal. et al.. lots 10. 20. block 1.
Point View .
Thomaa J. Klna to Mary E. King,
lot 3. block 7. Ellxabeth Irving a
Addition
Mount Tabor Investment Company to
Patrick J. Byrne, lota 9. lo. block
1. Katharine . -
Walter A. Goss and wife to Interior
Warehouse Company, lota 7, 8,
bloclo t. Alblna
Sophia ilynatrr to John Slater, land
In Section 0, township 1 north,
range 1 eaet; lots 1. 1. i. 4. S. block
, 44. Penlnaular Addition No. 4; a'o
lota 43. 44. Fairfield
Arleta Land Company to F. J. Craig,
lot 1. block 14. Elberta
James W. Cook and wife to W. Por
ter, lot S. block 1J. Cook's Flrat Ad
dition to Alblna
Charles Wanamaker and wife to H.
B. Cockerham. lot 33. 34. block 10,
Kern Pack u-"-",
Frank B. Lawrence to H. B. Cocker
ham, lots 1. 2. block 0. Kern Park .
l.ftSK
"700
2.500
1.800
75
1.4O0
1
050
1
1
102
1.200
600
700
1.300
10
530
1
100
1
1.51X1
250
2,000
300
Total
.1104.722
LA WT ICRS ABSTRACT A TRUST CO.
Boom - Board of Trad bids.
Abstracts a spaclalty. j
Have rour abstracts msds by ths Till. A
Trust Co.. 7 Chambar of Commerce.
FIND OLD ROMAN VILLA
Remains of Ancient Place Found on
Farm in Dorset.
IXJXDOX. Nov. ".(Special.) The re
mains of a Roman villa at Hemsworth
Farm about eight miles from Wimborne
in Dorset, the existence of which was
known as long ago as 1831. but which
for many year, has been covered with
earth, the field being regularly under
the plough. hSve recently been uncovered.
Of tlie series of tesselated floors and
fragments two deserve special notice, not
only because of their fairly perfect state
of preservation but because of their elab
orate designs and the excellence of the
workmanship. The first pavement 13 feet
square. Is occupied by a series of con
centric bands, all enriched by beautiful
ornaments. In a round panel in the cen
ter appears a perfect head, apparently of
Jupiter tonans. with six bolts of forked
lightning Issuing from the hair.
The central panel of another floor Is
occupied by an artistic representation of
Venus rising from the waves. andscreen
ed at the back by an enormous beautiful
ly fluted and delicately colored shell, the
rays diverging from the point where the
gorldes?' feet meet.
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TITE MORNING
GDMES ASSURPR!SE
Whitworth Football Team Was
Underestimated.
TWO GAMES ON THIS WEEK
College Teams In Position to Lay
Claim to Championship, Though
Few More Encounters Will
Go Far Toward Deciding.
The reversal -sustained by the Uni
versity of Oregon football team at the
hands of Whitworth College at Eugene
Saturday, was the biggest surprise of
a season thus Tar filled with surprises.
In fact the result was totally unex
pected, for, evon though, the Tacoma
team has leen considered a strong
eleven. It was not considered strong
enough to hand such a Jolt to one of
the premier teams In the conference.
The result of that game means that
Oregon, while rated among the first
teams of the Northwest conference, is
not as stroi:g as at first supposed, and
next Saturaay the Eugene contingent
will be afforded an opporunlty of dis
playing whether or not tiiey can be
depended upon for -a chance at the
championship among the conference
colleges, for the University of Wash
ington visits Eugene for the annual
same.
Washington also met with a reversal
last Saturday, and while not defeated,
having played the Washington State
College team to a tie game, the result
Is looked upon In Seattle as practically
the same tiling, for the "U" was ex
pected to score over Pullman. The re
sult at Seattle was a most surprising
contest, for the six points scored by
each club resulted for the same manner
of scores. Washington scored a goal
from the field and a safety, while the
boys from Pullman secured their six
points In the same manner.
While Washington and Oregon come
together in one of the deciding games
next Saturday, another game of con
siderably more, than passing Interest is
scheduled for Corvallis on Thursday,
when tnV Whitman College eleven from
Walla Walla, tne recent conquerors of
the University of Idaho, meet the Ore
gon Agricultural College. This game
means much to the "Aggies," for In
th? event of a victory over the Metho
dists, they will be In line to battle
successfully for the championship. It
will be the first hard game for Cor
va'lis, and much depends on the out
come, for tither O. A. C. or Whitman
will be eliminated by a defeat.
On the other hand Oregon, while
considerably shocked at the recent de
feat, still has a chance to claim the
honors, for the games with Washing
ton and Ortgon Agricultural College,
should they result favorably to Cor
vaMis. would mean Oregon's undisputed
title among the conference organiza
tions. Coach Forbes and his assistant. wlll
be very busy men during the next few
days, for some tall stunts In the way
of practice will prevail In the vicinity
of Kincairt Field. Oregon, with a
Btronger team than last year, succeeded
in defeating Washington by the close
GETTING IN
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MII.TVOMAH TEAM AS
OREGOMAN, MONDAY,
score of 6 to 0 In the last annual en
counter, and, this year Washington has
an admittedly stronger eleven, while
Oregon, If anything, is considered
weaker. From this It would appear
that Washington would be likely to
fare better, yet the Eugene contingent
will not admit this in the least, and
are already laying claim to the game.
In one respect Oregon has decidedly
the best of the argument, but even the
great asset of three men who are star
punters, if it failed against Whitworth,
it may do so against Washington.
However, the Oregon admirers are hop
ing for better luck when they meet
the Seattle squad, and the old time
spirit of rivalry between the organiza
tions may cause renewed energy on
the part of Forbes' men and result In
another victory.
Oregon evidently lost to the Tacoma
squad because they were caught un
awares by a stronger team than tbey
had expected. The result was obvious,
and while Whitworth must be given
credit for the feat, it is a lucky thing
for the State University that the visit
ing club is not a member of the con
ference, for in that event Oregon would
now be eliminated from all chance at
the championship 'honors.
Whitman College, after meeting the
Oregon "Aggies" In midweek, are
scheduled to meet the Multnomah Club
team In Portland next Saturday. With
two such hard games on in one week
the Walla Walla contingent will surely
be taxed to its utmost capacity, and
if they secure an even break on the
two games, will prove themselves to be
a high-class team. The victory over
Idaho has caused the admirer, of the
Whitman boys to claim championship
honor, for them, and it Is yet possible
thst they may make good.
At any rate the games of the week
will make or mar the future of several
of the leading clubs In the Northwest.
CRICKET SOCCER TEAM WIXS
As Predicted, O. R. & X. Players
Too Eight for Match.
The Cricketers' city league succor team
made good on Its claims Saturday after
noon, when it put its strongest eleven
In the field and won a predicted victory.
No one prophesied, however, that the big
score of 12 to 0 would be rolled up against
the O. R. & N. men, who were practically
at the mercy of Churchley's heavy lineup
throughout. The Cricketers have put
Cumming back in goal, Churchley going
to fullback, where he played a good
game, together with Brown. Mackenzie
was good on the. Cricketers' forward line
and Fenwick and Jago could not be passed
at half. For the railroaders, Hughes
as usual, was the redeeming spot. The
standing of the club, follows:
Team. W. L. Points.
Multnlmah 4 0 S
Columbias 1 1 2
Cricketers 12 2
Rangers 0 1 0
O. R. & N " 2 0
Rowing Club to Meet.
The annual meeting of the Portland
Rowing Club will be held at the Y. M.
C. A. hall. Fourth and Yamhill streets,
tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. The
election of a board of directors and the
transaction of business of the utmost
Importance will take place at the meet
ing. Close Vote in Baker County.
BAKER CITY. Or.. Nov. 8. (Special.)
Complete returns from 31 out of 34 pre
cincts? In Baker County give Taft 1698.
Bryan 1511. Debs 111. Chafin 2, Hlsgen
5. The few small precincts yet to hear
from will not materially change the
result.
BILLIARDS,
The Waldorf. 7th and Washington."
LINE FOR PLAY
IT APPEARS IM ACTION.
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Grand Central Station Time Card
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Sheridan Pausntw .- 4:10 p.m.
Foraat Grove Paaaen.er ......... 8:50a.m.
Forest Grove Paaaenger lKIOp. m.
Forest Grova Passenger tt:40p. m.
Arriving Portland
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Cottage Grove Passenger ll.uOam.
Roseburg Passenger ,, Ti m"
Portland Exprass ia:14p. lo
west Side . .
Corvallla Passenger :20 p. m.
Sheridan Passenger '2;;i m'
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via Seattle
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Via Seattle
8:00 a. tn.
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Jefferson-Street Station
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Leaving Portland
Dallas Passenger
Dallas Passenger .........
Arriving Portland
Dallaa Passenger
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7:40
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5:50
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arriving Portland
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Salem and intermediate Local . .
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Salem and Intermediate Local..
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DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Or., Nov. 8. Maximum tem
perature. 61 degrees; minimum 44 degrees.
River reading at 8 A. M . 3 3 feet: change
in last 24 hours 0.8 feet rise. Total rain
fall (5 P. M. to S P. M.) none. Total rain
fall since September 1, 5.54 inches; normal
rainfall since September 1. 7.11 Inches; de
ficiency elnce September 1, 1.67 Inches. Total
sunshine November 7, 29 minutes; possible
-insh1ne November 7, 8 hours 48 minutes,
barometer (reduced to sea level) at 5 P. M-.
30.04 inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at 5 P. M.. Pacific
time.
Hi ? 5;
STATIONS. -S I S J
tro o ;
Sea n
3 c
03:: :
Baker City . . .
Bismarck
Boise '
Eureka . .
Helena
Kamloops
North Head ..,
Pocatello .....
Portland
Red Bluff
Roae'ourg
Sacramento ...
Salt Lake ....
San Francisco
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island
Walla Walla . .
Blaine
Siskiyou
Marshfteld
, ttRiO.OO: 81 N
, 42 T. (30INW
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Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. Clouds
Clear
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4010.00
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4:SE
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4 NW
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometric pressure Is falling slowly
over this district and the adjoining states
to the south, so that a diminishing high
pressur area is central over the eastern
portion of British Columbia, and the area
of low pressure over the interior of Cali
fornia. Nevada and Utah is increasing in
energv. Fair weather has prevailed
throughout the district, except that very
light scattered" showers have occurred in
the upper portion of the Sound. Tempera
ture changes have been slight except that It
Is cooler in Eastern Washington, where the
temperatures are considerably below the
seasonal average. Unseasonable warm
weather continues In the interior of Cali
fornia. The indications are for fair iweather over
the district Monday, except that showers are
possible along the Washington coast. It will
be warmer In Northeastern Washington.
FORECASTS. 1
Portland and vicinity Monday fair;
northerly winds.
Oregon Monday fair; Winds mostly
northerly.
Washington Monday fair, except possibly
showers along the coast; warmer northeast
portion; northerly winds.
Idaho Monday, fair.
FRANK MONTGOMERT,
Local Forecaster.
Marriage Licenses.
EASTMAN-ROBERTS Joseph Eastman,
cltv, 26; Theodora Roberts; 24.
ROSELAIR-DOMBROMER J. D. Rose
lair, Kist. Or., 45; Lizsette Dombromer, 23.
MACT-MA VILLE W. E. Macy. city. 32;
Verdia Ma Vllle. 23.
HARTMAN-Hl'NTSIN'GER Jacob Ilart
man. Sollwood. Or., 69; Emma R. liunt
slnger. 57.
HARTSHORN-M'GUIRE Alson E. Harts
horn. Cape Horn, Wash., 81; Era J. Mc
Ouire. 25.
RODl.UM-WHITE Nels August Rodlum,
city. 30; Laura Anna White, 2L
WeddUig and visiting eards. W Q. Smlta
4V Co., Washington bldg.. 4th and Waaa.
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Tomorrow nd Wednesday Niirhte; Bpial
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Evenings. $1.M to 50c; matinee. 1 to 2S?.
CmmIm Theater Co.. lessee. Ine.
Tonight All Week Matinee Saturday.
Baker Stock Company In brajtiful rural
' comedy. "SKY FARM."
Prices 2Bc. 35c. 50c; matinee, lot. 2Sc
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phones: Main 2. A 550
OREGON THEATER CO. (INC. 1 LESSEB
Oeo. L. Baker. Gen. Managei
Bargain Matinee Wed.. 2.V ny seat.
Tonight All Week Regular Matinee sat.
"JTST OCT OF COLLEO-t,"
BY GEORGE AUK.
Night prices 2.1c. 60c, 7Rc: Saturday mati
nee. 2Sc, SOc: Wednesday mat.. 25c any s--at.
Next attraction "Little Johnny Jones.'
THE STAR "T-u?!1 5494
Matinees Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday.
For the entire week of November 8.
The Merriest and Brightest of All Comedies
"BROWN'S IN TOWN."
Matinees at 2:30. Every evening at 8:15
Night prices 15c. 20c. S5c. BOc. Matinees lie
and 25c Seats may be reserved by either
phone.
NEXT WEEK "TOO PROITU TO BEO.
1020 Matinees
and Holidays.
.5-25-50.
NIGHTS
?S-5fl-75c
Week of Nov. 8 Hall McAllister Co.,
Italian Trio; Linton Lanrencoi Four
Orans. Ernest Van Pelt Co.) Nettn Vesta;
Ernie A Mildred Potts; Orchestra.; Plctairea.
THE GRAND-
ANOTHER
-Vaudeville de Laxe
BIG BILL.
DE VOY AND DAY
TON SISTERS.
IOLEEN SISTERS.
CORA THOMAS.
FRED BAUER.
GRANDA8COPE.
SIX ENGLISH
ROCKERS, with
LAURA JAFFBAY.
FOUR AMERICAN
TRUMPET- RS.
THE GREAT HUGO
PANTAGES THEATER
Advanced Vaudeville.
Stars of All Nations.
FERKA, "THE IRON MAN"
Ex-Princeton Atlslete. .whose remarkable
muscular development has astounded all
who have seen him. He will allow a 60-horse-
power touring car filled with peo
ple to run over him.
Special added attraction. Finks Per
forming Mules, one of the funniest acts in
vaudeville not a dull moment during the
act. Matinees dally, 15c. Two shows at
night, 15c and 25c.
LYRIC THEATER
Seventh and Aider.
The Bluokall Company
In the Southern Emotional Play.
LITTLE ALABAMA
Assisted by Numerous Colored Auxili
aries. . Matinees Sunday, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Rob ManflAfl Ia-to Manila, S5e, the
mantle on the market, Barrett 41V Mor
rison. Both phone.
IVaaI 6000 co roe flrst-claee 4-foot flr
tf OOU Wood, $5 per cord delivered.
Phone Main 4433. Eagle Creek Fuel Com
pany, 408 Corbett Bid.
our own conservatories. Martin
4k Forbes. 347 "Waahinffton et. Both phooea.
Electric Fixtures Jw "'hSmJ." oSJ
prices are right. All work guaranteed.
Western Electric 'Works. 01 .Sixth street.
VI a tin tr Knives. Forks and all Silver
a AttlJllftj ware replated as good as new.
Oregon piatlng Works, 16th and Alder. Mala
Z5IO. JL XOti.
Winn O'Malley Nauberger, 327 waan
HIIIO (ngton street. Phone Main 2384.
Free delivery. A galloa at 10-year-old Ingle.
nook fort, si. 50,
rt Kemmerer eoai, the best Wyo
vUm - mlng coal; glvea more heat and leas
s.h. Churchley Bros.. 13th and Marshall sts
Phones Main 831. A 8931.
a-t-l Richmond and Wallsend Australian.
Wl Independent Coal A Ice Company,
opposite City Library. Both phones.
XVmiA The Portland Fuel Co., 2ST B. Mer
it UUU rlson at.. Is prepared to furnish
cordwood in large and email quantities at
the lowest prices Phones E 26 snd B 102.
ATJCTIOX SALES TODAY.
At "Wilson's sslesrooms. corner Second and
Tanvhlll, at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson. Auc
tioneer. By ths Portland Auction Company, at
138 4th St., complete line of clothing, etc.,
at 10 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
By the Portland Auction Company at
211 1st st., furniture, carpets, etc., at 2
P. M.
MEETING NOTICES.
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. ROT
AL ARCANUM meets at K. P.
Hall. 11th and Alder streets, the
second and fourth Monday of
each month at 8 P. M. visitors
cordially welcome. H. claussenius.
secretary, 125 11th street.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 12. A. F.
AND A. M. Stated communica-
gyn tion this (Mondsyi evening at i:w
0 clock, visitors are corniany in
vited. By order of the w. M.
TV. M. DE LIN. See.
MAPTHA WASHINGTON CHAP
TER, NO. 14. O. E. S. Stated meet
ing this (Monday) avening. Eist
Eighth and Bumside. Order W. M.
BELLE RICHMOND. Stcy.
DIED.
e
MAT At ths home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis May, 449 Lexington sve
Sellwood, Jenette N. May. age Is years.
21 days, November 8. Notice of funeral
later.
O'CONNOR In this city. November .
Charlie O'Connor, age 28. ' Remains at
Dunning, McEntea A Gtlbauga's, 7th and
Pine.
BELL In this city, November S, William
G. Bell, age 19 years Funeral nutlce
later.
GRAY In this city. November s. Henry
C. Gray, age 60 yeara. Notlca of funeral
later.
LEAVEY November 8. Nicholas, lnfsnt son
of Mr. snd Mrs. Patrick LeaVe'y, age 4
days, at Hillsdale, Or. ,
TTSON -Miss Adrlenne Tyson, at Oakland,
Cal., Nov. 8.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
BOSTER Funeral services of the late
Phillip Boster will be held from Dun
ning. McEntee A GilbauKh's chapel, 7th
and Pine ata., (todayl Monday, Novem
ber D, st 2 P. M. Interment Multnomnh
Cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
CLARK The funeral services of Sophia
Clark, who died in this city November 7.
1008. will take place today at 11 A. M..
from the First M. E. Church. Vancouver.
Wash. Friends Invited. Interment City
Cemetery.
Donning. McEntee A GllbHUgh, Funeral
Directors, 7th and Pine. Phone Mala 480.
Lady assistant. OSleo of County Coroner.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. Funeral Direct.
are. t2 2d st. Lady assistant. Phone M AOL
a F. FINI.EV M R4X. St and MadUoa,
ImOr attendant. Phone Man . A 158s,
ZELLER-BFRNXS CO.. Funeral Direct.
ars. tit RoaseU. East 108. Ladr aaststaaL
F. a DUNNING. Undertaker, 414 East
Aider. Lady assistant, l'nooe East U.
Jr.,
9
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE
In Effect November 1. 1908.
DallT or Sua day.
One time - ;, '
same ad two consecutive time.
Fer IJne.
1!a
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xoe
TeSfs-m t..and " Vd" Man ted for le.
JrtTirrilne. When .a dveljem.nt I.
not rnn coneecatlve times the one-tlms rale
"P?r!r.hov. rate, apply to advertisement,
under "New Today" and .11 other olassiaoa
tion. eieeptmg the following 1
Mtuatlooa Wanted. Male.
Situations wanted. Female.
For Rent, Rooms. I'rtvato tamllles.
Rooms and Board, Private lamllie.
Housekeeping Rooms. Private rami Ilea.
The on the abov. claasiflcatlon. I. T
cents a line each Insertion.
On charge er book advertisements the
charge will be based on the actual "umber
of Hues appearing In the paper, regardless
of the number of words In eaeJl line.
Space, tn the "New Today" ralsjmaa le
figured by measure only 14 lines to tne
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the convenience of patrons The Oregon lao
will acrept advertisements (excepting situs
atlons Wanted" and "Personal", for publi
cation In classified columns over the tele
phone. Bills for each advertising will he
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ed promptly. Care will be taken to prevent
errors, but The Oregonlaa will aot be re
sponsible for errors in advertisements taken
over the telephone. Telephones: Main 7010;
A 05.
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sufficient remittance for a definite number
of Issues Is sent. Acknowledgment of such
remittance will be forwarded promptly.
In ease box office address Is required, use
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of the ad. Anawers to advertisements will
be forwarded to patrons, provided self-addressed
stamped envelopes are furnished.
A receipt will be given for all pald-ln-ad-vanee
advertising. The Oregonlan will not
undertake to correct errors or refund monej
unleee this receipt 2s 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 sleeping porches, cement base
ment, good furnace, cemeilt cold stor
age room, 2 toilers, hard-surface street
pavement and all other improvements
and conveniences. Quarter block with
nice lawn, all well seeded to grass and
flowers. Price $10,000, on easy terms.
B. M. LOMBARD
MadlMon Blds; Third and Madlaoa St.
Willamette Heights
7-room modern house, 50x100 lot ;
electric lights, gas, stationery tubs,
furnace, cement basement, paved
street ; fine neighborhood, beautiful
view ; automobile garage. Price $ 5500,
$3000 cash.
RUSSELL& BLYTHE
Commonwealth Building,
Or Phone Owner, A 5579.
24th Street
Fine residence, corner, facing; north.
70x50
At a bargain.
Frank Bollam
128 THIRD STREET.
JUST THINK
That beautiful 10-room home on north
east corner of East 18th and Anktny for
sale even cheaper than before the election
of Mr. Taft; owner very anxluuft to sell
for special reasons. Go and see it or for
further partem! ars call on us. No phone
answers- on this ad.
OlTtOlS & CROCKKTl.
Washington bldg., room 3.
MORTGAGE LOANS
LoitMt rates and ern to avlt ape
cfal rates aad favorable terms a larso
loan on buklaess properties.
Fonda Loaned for .Private Investors.
A. H. BIRRELL
Z03 McKay Bldg, 8d at siarfc.
12 on $25,000
4 block: JlO.OOJ for quick sale;
worth 2;i,0C(,.
LIND COm 82 l-nmber Bxrbanste
AUCTION SALE
Of Clothing of the AM. MISFIT
CLOTHING CO. will be at 138 Fourth,
cor. Alder. Instead of 13S Alder.
FORTLiAND AUCTION CO.
Warehouse Snap
H block: $13,000 for quick sale.
l.IM & CO., 329 I.nmber Exchange
KEAt, ESTATE DEAt.ERS.
Andrews, F. V. & Co., M 8340. 33 Hamilton
bids.
Baker. Alfred A.. 115 Abington bldf.
Chapin & Herlow. 332 Chamber of Com-
Cooker!. S. & Co., SOS Corbett bide.
Crossley Co., 70S-9 Corbett bldg. M 7855.
Fields, C. B. C. Board of Trade bldg.
Goddard, H. W., Main snd A 1743. 110 2d st.
Jennings ft Co. Msln 16S. 208 Oregonlan.
Lee. M. E.. room 411 Corbett bldg.
Mall ft Von BorsteL 104 2d St. 892 B.
Burnside-
Palmer. H. P., :13 Commercial Club bldg.
M 699. A J'JOS.
Parrlsh, Watklns ft Co.. 250 Alder St.
Richsrdson. A. B.. 221 Com. Club bldg.
Schalk. Geo. T., 2fl4 Stark St. Main or A 392.
Sharker. J. P Co.. 122 Sixth st.
Swensson. A. F. te Co., 253 V Washington st.
The Oreson Real Estate Co., Grand are.
and Multnomah st. tHollady Addition.)
TVaddel. TV. O.. 300 Lumber Exchsnge bldg
White. B. F-. 227 Vt Washington St.
FOB SALE REAI, ESTATE.
OCKLEV I1RBEN, 1OUX1O0. S00.
Two lots. 50x100. near Ockley Gren. Pt.
John carllne; a snap st $H0fl; easy terms.
Pea Grussl, 265 Washington, cor. ad.
Room 7. -
HAVE two lota tor sale In business section
of Kenton. Tese are in the original
Swift townalte and a So. 1 Investment.
The E. L. r'raley Co.. 917 Board of Trade
bldg.
A PARGAI.V 20 acres on Willamette, near
Oregon City c.arllne; One soil, uncleared:
price, I4OO0. Other small tracts. E. Mel
drum. Meldrum Station. Address, Mil'
waukie. Or.
FINE BUILDING BITE.
One acre, fronting on street; water on
ground; for quick sale price has been re
duced to 1110(1; will sell acre; terma.
C. B. LUCAS, 22 Corbett Bldg.
SNAP.
22 lots. SOxin !4. streets, water, close
to car. restricted district. $aoo; terms to
suit: the best buy In Portland. A. Roi
ling. 325 Marguerite st . Montavllla car.
HAWTHORNE AVE. QUARTER.
Comer of Kast 14th and Hawthorne,
100x100 for $4760: liiftOS cash.
H. P. PALMER.
213 Commercial club Bldg.
SOME choice lots Cook's addition, high
and sightly, overlooking city, from $375
up. Western Oregon Trust CoM 14 Cham
ber of Commerce.