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TRICKED By SUITOR Miss Harriet Chapin Says She Is Victim of Perfidy. ADMITS THEFT OF $260 English Woman Who Eloped From YancouTer, B. C, Wllh Jacob Phillips, Xow in Cell, Tells Story of Hi Duplioitf. MiM Harriet Chapin, the young Hlisllali wnun who eloped from Vancouver.. B. C. with Jacob Phillip, a ealeeman, and u arrested here after Phillips had re fused to marry her because she confessed to bavins been married before. Is to And herself In serious trouble before the end of the week. Although the local po lice had telegraphic Instructions from ' Vancouver and Seattle to hold the woman it did not become known until yester day forenoon that she is accused of having embwxJed W immediately before her elopement with the salesman. The money was lanen irom .. of Seattle, and the young woman freely admits having taken it. In confMslnir her puilt Miss Chapin tells a remarkable story of the duplicity of her suitor. Although she admits having eloped with the man from Van ' corner on his promise to marry her she row says she can see that he has been tricking- her from the first. In her cell at the City Jail, last night, she declared that while she may have been enamored of the man a few days ago she could kill hlra now If the opportunity came. Prisoner of Unusual Type. Miss Chapin is typically an English woman. In appearance, speech and man ners She Is trrtl educated, refined and strikingly handsome. The City Jail has never before harbored o unusual a Her'etnry of her present predicament is one of blind confidence In an unworthy rascal Her association with the man grew out of the fact that she was thousands of miles from her home In Kngland and among strangers, except for dstant rela tives, at Vancouver, who took only" a passing interest In her. Here Is the story of her elopement and the coneequences. in her own words: I met Phillips, or Chapin. to use his right name. In Vancouver where I was stopping with an aunt. He wanted to marry me and )pt insisting until I finally listened to him. I went to Seat tle to meet him. It is not true that we left that place hurriedly, for he told me I had beer go to work there for awhile as he had to earn more money before we could get married. I then went to work for Clark O' Bryan as his stenographer, i had learned that business in England and am considered an expert. Urged Her to Steal. "Well, my health became poor and I thought I would have to quit wort but Mr tfBryan told me that he had to leave town for a few day. "d that if I ouM stay and take charge of his office he would give me two weeks' vacation. I agreed to this. Before leaving, he gave me niy wk , wages. TVhen Phillips met me he asked ,o borrow that money and I n ld neednt work for Mr. OBran any ToTger. I told him I would have to re main until Mr. O-Bryan returned, as he had 1 me two drafts to pay cla.ms '"Phmlps or cTplin. then demanded that I get the money for him. I ..Yd that was the correct thing to . do as It would enable us to leave o get married. He told me that money was In my charge I could take It without getting Into trouijle-t hat all O-Bryan could do was sue me for breach "'ikV'a foo. I did this. I got the draft. and turned them right over to Phlllirs. He got the money and we came on to ?ort!and. When we arrived here he took the money and started In business as a ladles- tailor. Then another woman showed up. a married woman with four children. He at once began to pretend that he was worried because of my pre vious husband. I told him I hadn t heard from my husband in three years, and that ha must be dead, but that to remove all doubts I d get a divorce. He then wanted me to go to Spokane and go to work and wait for him there, even threatening to tell the police of the taking of those drafts. Insisted on Telling Police. "He even went so far as to start for the police station, saying he Intended to trll on me. By this time I was sick and ttred of the affair and insisted on going to the station and telling the police. "We. were locked up for registering aa man and wife without being really mar ried Then the word came that I was wanted at Seattle. We are both under sentence of ten days, and I Intend to see that the devil in the case geta his Juit deserts. He's the one that did the steal ing If any was done. My only offense has been in allowing myself to become a confiding fool. But believe me. It is not ' constitutional, and once I get clear of this mixup I shall be very wary about nrr believing anything a man says. I ve be?n fooled twice, but never will be It is believed the Seattle authorities will send for the couple before the expiration of the ten da which they are- now serv ing in the City "jail. Whether criminal charges rest agninst either of them at Vancouver Is not yet positively known, although the young woman denies that anything wrong was done at that point. RUNAWAY WRECKS HEARSE William McKinley, Iriver, Budly Injured on Burnslde Bridge. Bravelv clinging to a single rein. William McKinloy. driver of J. P. Flnley A Son s hearse, succeeded In stopping his runaway team yesterday afternoon about J o'clock, on the western approach to the Burnside-street bridge, after he had been thrown violently from his seat to the ground and had been dragged along sev eral hundred feet and trampled under the hoofs of the maddened horses. "The run away animals were brought to a stop at the sidewalk on the south side of Burn slde street, near Front, with the hearse a complete wreck, and McKinley bruised and torn about the body and severely in jured about the head. The hearse, returning from an Inter ment, encountered Cook's steam excava tor, an enormous spparatus which was being moved over the bridge under its own power. The horaes were thrown into a panic and swerving to one side they made a wild dash to get off the bridge. The hearse was bumped into the steel girders in the rapid flight of the team and smashed into pieces. The horses tors themselves loose from all save their harness to which the driver clung. When the bearsa struck the- bridge girders. McKinley was thrown out and landed on his head. As the horses tore along, the heels of one of them struck Mm on the head Inflicting an. ugly wound but not rendering him unconscious. Pedestrians rushed to his assistance and hcipad hua nuuMfs tha ax cited animals. The horses escaned without injury. Klnley was removed to his home. PUT WIRES UNDERGROUND Business Men's Club Indorses Conn cllman KeUaher's Project. At the meeting of the Bast Side Busi ness Men s Club last night Councilman Kellaher's proposal that all wires be placed under ground in Portland was ln-do-sed. Mr. Kellaher announced that hs would submit ordinance requiring this to be done Jn the Council. The club also indorsed the movement for a reinforced concrete bridge across Sullivan's Gulch, st Bast Twelfth street, for which the City Engineer is preparing Plana. . H. Newhail, W. B. Hall and Prank t Perkins were appointed to ascertain the status of the Mount Hood Railroad, it being the Judgment of the club that the line ought to be built. Councilman Kellaher declared that the city ought to own a rock-crusher, and Mr. Kellaher. W. M. Jackson and M. B. Mo Faul were appointed to arrange' for a public meeting on the East Side to take up the question. C. A. Blgelow reported progress in rais ing funds for the Rose Festival. He also reported that plans wens being considered for a children's display on greater lines than last year, and that money would be raised for decorations. IV was reported that East Morrison street will be re planked after the first of the year. A variety of subjects was considered. C. A. Blgelow presided. GIRLS TO TAKE ROSTRUM College Women Plan Exclusive De bating lasue. ALBANY. Or.. Nov. 19. (Special.) A debating league exclusively for girls of the leading universities and colleges of Oregon Is being planned in this city. It Is purposed to arrange a ser ies of debates between the young women of the University of Oregon. . i t ..-.. i friiiee. Pacific uregon h-uuu... - " - - 1'nlverslty. Willamette University. Mc- Mlnnvllle College ana aiohuj W"i. The plan Is to organise a permanent league and determine the championship of the six Institutions with a series of debates each year. The Idea originated with Miss Rhoda Stalnaker. manager of the Albany Col lege debating team, and is prompted by the success of the girls' debating team of Albany onege .. -The Man on the Box. There will be only three mors opportuni ties to see the Baker stock Company In Harold MeOrath-. noted comedy. "The Man on tne ox. djujwj ." -- - - Flirman role of the man who Impersonates a coaenman loa K " ' " " .. and Miss- Jewell is delightful as Betty Annealey. ths young society girl. "Utile Johnny Joaee" at the Baker. Everybody Is talking, singing, whistling ana lausning - -" . .. which U the season's sensation at Baxer Theater all this weea. iui. i. uw'i' Cohan's jrMlnt u-c... and from a scenic and chorus standpoint Is a dream of color h,iit. TonlKhu tomorrow matinee and tomorrow night. rm tPMnd to Bea-" at the Star, in aiiraction i w,. .--Lincoln J. Carter-s melodrama. -Too Prouo to Heg." in .lory is ..m w ' . . . i HKltlnv and COnSISTenU inienriuut " - " contains that refined quality of deep heart Interest tnat is laieiy sll,"s - ' In melodrama. There la much pathos and l.llii in.i.. hi, a! fammAv. - " - - COMING ATTRACTIONS. fUwU 8Uln for Max Firman. Seats ax now selling at box-office of the Helllg Theater. Fourteenth and Washington street., for the favorite comedian. Max Fix man, and bis excellent supporting company. .-. - t. anvsaamsnl rtf thrM mchtS. beginning n Sunday. November 22. In the successful comedy. "The Substitute." Mr. Firman 1 aald to have In this comedy the hit of nia apienaia crr. Htronx heart" Opea Next Sunday. The foremost of alt collexe playi jtronjrn-ari. nown xw-r" -"-cess. hlcii Manaxer Baiter baa aecured for the paKr MOCK tompanj, wm " " DO inS J UUSR 11S wu...a.a m Jnw It will open next Sunday matinee and will no doubt be one of the xreateat treats Rlr and Cady Open Sunday Matinee, T.rr favorite funmakers are Rice and Oady. who return to Portland next week aftr an abeenre of pereral yeara. These two clever followera of Weber and Fields open at the Baker Theater next Sunday matinee in their latest aucceaa, ip. nip, vinnrmv " dlrert from Joe Weber's Theater. New York. The piece la a travesty on tlie modern collexe. Edmund Carroll Comlnff. Edmund Carroll will appear at the Star Theater for the week of November 3V. open- trig with Sunday's matlnee In Walker Whlte-nd- Batirttai comedy. "We Are Ktnx." Mr. Carroll poasesses beautiful voice, and admirable staxe presence which, eommoea with unllmKed ability, fits him for the part of Gustavua venner. the dual role creaiea by Mr. Whiteside. Clover lnnere Cosnlnc t Orphevm. Cehan and Spencer are youthful dancere who for several yea,rs have been associated with Eastern mimical play and by con stantly dancinc together they have attained a precision and uniformity In their work that la one of its principal charm a At the Orpheum Theater next week. EtecbrlfylnsT Ornnrea. Carl Herman, the modern miracle-worker. will come to the Grand next week and ctve bis marvelous exhibition of some of the thing that can be done with electricity. With Herman electricity is no more aana-er ous than water and he handles It a reck lessly. Herman's body la filled with the power and be electrifies all t hinge he touches. Ten Koran try Kids Are Coming Next week the Ten Kountry Kids will pre sent their crisp musical comedy. "Irene, the Vlllaxe Queen," -at the Fairtajres Tbeater. The "Village Queen" Is a musical comedy which haa won for tbera the reputation of bavins; one of the best acts now playing the Western vaudeville circuits. AT THE VACDEVILXJS THEATERS. Gardner Baniahea Care at Orphmun. If you are sad and lonely; if you have the blues and axe alooray: If you have bust ness cares, that are worrying you; if your cup of happiness In your domestic? relations is not overflowing: spend rn evenlna; at the Orpheum thie week, and see "Happy Jack Gardner, the versatile sinsIns; comedian and clever musician, who la doing- a burnt-cork stunt. Tee American Beautiee. .- a I Dsnthara a) that T'sa A mar. ie.n nsni(i" are creatine barrels of fun at the Pantaxee Theater. They keep their audience convulsed with laughter from the time they make tb.Hr appearance until they make their 't- SKery act Is making a hit. Ifa the beat vaudeville snow in town this week. Send the CWldire. Children should have a cbance to see xfairi.m VMselv's maiionettea at the Grand this week. Tomorrow afternoon will be a fAfi time to send or bring the little ones. These marionette are among the best that have been imported from France and all of their action are perfectly natural and life like This is one of the numerous features on the programme. - The proposed American exposition to be held la London next year has been thor oughly organised and apvlal efforts are bfng made to secure exhibits from the Amusements wkai taw mm Aaisits as-. western pan. v una ewiawi-. big- tract bought Puget Sound Company Invests in Rose City Park. DEAL INVOLVES $200,000 Gregory Investment Company, Bays 80 Acres In Suburban District. Land Will Be Platted and Placed on the Market- tv f" r. investment OomDany. a real estate firm operating In Taeoma and n..tti. oni fnrtnarlv of SDokane, has acquired ownership In S acres of the orlcinal purchase known In tne local mar ket as the Rose City Park dstrlct. Hart man & Thompson made the sale from their own holdings. The iraci is pan ui h nririmi una acres and lies south of Hyde Park, east of Belle Crest, and Is to be platted, streets Improved, water n,.in. hM .nri nut on the market on about the same terms of payment and under the same restrictions as are tures of the adjoining tracts. Investment of $200,000 in Portland i... s AS1 a hanrltiimA trflTIS- reauy m uho urai c -- action at any time, but when the added fact la known that this amount comes from outside sources the deal assumes proportions of lmponancc noi vmj - ..i.- 4,-lo4 but In thA knowl- LIIC aillUUll w iivvaT.vs, - edge that realty In this city is attractive to investors of otner uoasi cme. " wnif.h the Rale was made is not actually made known at this time, but one of the partes In Interest said yesterday mai wo . I A run rTBt m ntrllllE WOm, Wtlfr in nmo and sidewalks are completed the cost to ... . i . .irtA Ann the purchasers will approximnns .-v.v. Realtv deiJers. as well as all who have an interest in the growth of Portland, without doubt will receive this lnforma ton of the investment of outside capital j w HNr.T .n for while deals WIW lIIUll pi ui J iin ... . carried out between local sellers and buyers must always re xno cm" ness of realty men, "it is mucii n-. swapping knives among ourselves. as one dealer expressed it yesterday when Informed of the transaction. "This corn- . . i .i ..nii.i nAnna liist. that ing oi uuwiuo much more available money In our busi ness, for it Is reasonaDie 10 u " ,ui. . In mir line of busl- wneu iiiin in " ,... ... - ness xinas xnat rur.iim "l on the Coast for realty transactions It win keep Its returns irom saiea ui a operations in this community. rather than send the money elsewhere." For several months dealers have said II 1.1 ...telila . nl 1 H I WaS mat coiiiuri VMM.- seeking Investment here, and this trans action goes to prove mai sut-u tions had foundation DAILY MET BO B) LOGICAL REPORT. nnDTi.ivn Vrtv in. Maximum temper ature. S8.8 desrees; minimum, 48. River readlns at 8 A. M.. JI8 feet; change l last 24 hours, r'se u.o itwi. Awmi -t? .. n aii inch- total since Sep- tember 1. lank. 8.60 Inche.: normal, 53 inches; deflclency. 4.03 Inches. Total. .time Hovemrar tn. uvu." u ' slble sun.hln.. hours 24 minutes. Barom eter (reduced to sea level), at 9 P. M.. 23.T1 'nC PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. 3 STATION. Baker City Bl.marck Boise Helena . Kanaloop.. ...... Pocatello. Portland Red Bluff Roseburg Sacramento Salt Lake San Francisco... Spokane Ttcomi Wella Walla. . Bl.lne Siskiyou 6' T. I 6'SB 56!0.00' 41NW fl 0 . W 8S 4g;0.00 H'SW 58 O.OOl R ,'E 2 O.00il2FE OS 0. Ill SB 62 0.00 10 KB IRain Pt cloudy Cloudy Clttr Jlt cloudy riear Cloudy Icioudy IRaln ICloudy iClear ICloudy Rain ICloudy IHain Cloudy ICloudy 62 0.04! 4 SW 6n!0.00 Bti-O.OOl B2I0.00 M0.O4! r, (1 24 4 SW 4 NW 6 SW 4 S 8 8 kih ni 4'E I 58 O.nX-lH SB I 4'0.I8 )!SW WFJATHER CONDITIONS. Since last night a severe storm has made it. .DDearanc. near anti'ui warnings for which were ordered this morn mg at i:it o cwr i ' i . . - t r" mgton ana at in. jiu'u.h . ' : ' River. The warnings were extended to Coo. Bay at 8:0 P. M. xne wires at o r-. district, and th. maximum velocities are unknown, except at North. Heaa nm velocity of 72 miles from the southeast was reported at 3 P. M. Moderately heavy rains hav. fallen In Oregon. Washington and 'Northern Idaho, and the rains will proDaniv . i 1..1.. .. u'r Ma v mnrn. extena to eouintrm iUaDu j . . .hnv. nnrm&l ing. i n. ifrnriii mi i- ' i. - -over th. northern portion of tho Paclno i0t"- FORECAe-rS. Portland and vicinity Rain, fresh south Orego"n-Raln; fresh southerly winds, with a strong south, shifting to southwe.t, gals along in. co.u wasnington on..- ,S,.r. Moderate -oum.riy .trong. shifting to southwest, gale along Idaho iRsln. warmer north portion; fresh y-.r;rWrWT... Plrlct Fnr-w..t.r TAMPERED WITH DANGER FlnaMy Had ta Give Vp Coffee Drlnklna; s.ii.e the nolsonous drug in coffee does not "kill right out," many persons do not think there is any But there Is. Caffeine, the drug In coffee, causes undue action of the heart which results In palpitation and weak ness. These often cause chronic heart ..ki whidii mav shorten life. TtainiiAtinn nervousness, insomnia and other coffeo symptoms are the dan ger signals nature inru-w. v coffee drinker. .-rxrhlla. i-nt d n Infant nil mV mother B knee." writes a Penna. lady, "she gave me alps of coffee. AS i grew omer. n.j appetite tor coir.ee was inuuisru T .1 . rl nnt anlnir a meal Without It. "By the time I grew to womanhood I began to surrer tne consequents.. ,.. ..nai. hBrl isecnme disordered. a rtaa a. niarht t could not sleen for hours on account of palpitation of the heart. "I was induced to stop coffee, but as - a. t Tiro hetter I would again tamper with danger by going back to It. After several sucn experience i tried Postum. ..... flaat t did not like it. But I soon found by following directions on pkg. that it was easy to matte gooa Postum and I now sit down to my aiaali with A CUD Of rich golden brOWtl Postum by my plate and it makes the meal a feast it lor a King. "Best of all. while I enjoy my feast. -. v. i . v. imnrnvM steadllv. Mv sis ter, who used to have spells of acute Indigestion irom conee, now enjuyi real comfort from Postum. which we an hava three times a day." "There's Name given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mich. Read "The Road to Tir-.lla.tUaa" lit nkSTSL tgver read ke above letter? A aevr ae appears from time to time. They are geaoiaet trac, and faH mt hnxaaai la 3 Wind v 3 si l I srf ? s e ' 1 3 : TTT7TT Tr THEATER 14th and Wash. a A I1M. ' rnorte. aoii ' S NIOHT8 BEGINNING SUNDAT Th. Favorite Comedian MAX FIGMAN ' la His Latest Comedy Success T4TK RmSTTTCTE" Prices 1.B0. 1.00. T5C 50c. Main 1 17 A a2 . -.. lonignt an w. rv Baker Stock Company in "TITO MAN ON tint weea "Birongnfo. BAKER THEATER Phone. Main i .1 "360 General Get J' . . . HSi.ln(r .tHfaS. 25C jo neea to say more. ZZ to $1; matinee Saturday, '-ijc. B opt me Darsain mau 'Hip, Hip, Hooray." THE STAR PbonM wi49r Matinees -Wednesday, Saturday and Sun j . i .i i. nf November 19. Lancoln J. Carter's leading melodrama of th. "TOO PROLI) TO BEG." Matinees at 2:80; every evening at s:l. Night prices ISc iSc. ac, 50c; matinees. 15c and 25c. Seats may be -roeerv-d by either phone. Next week "We Are lying. LYRIC THEATER sevenxnana Aawr. Commencing Bunday Matinee. November 18- w w .n-wr a W illif PA Vv J HE. Dajtn-Ual. V-V-'S a . a Present th We tern Melodrama. "A MONTANA GIRL" Matinees Sunday, Tuesday. TBursaay. Saturday. MAIN A 10S Matinees Ex. Bun days mod Holidays. 4c nr. cfta r-rTA la-j-jju NIGHTS THEATER 1S-25-50-75C - ma , a vraalla. Mnrrlfl! Phniltiuatie Phantoms; Aoausta Clone; Castellans and Brother; Kogers maa iiji 'f'vr ;rHner: Blsaett and Scott; Orpheum Or chestra; Pictures. THE GRAND- ANOTHER WM. KESSELY'S Hartenettes. MtSICAL MLAREXS THE IKROUMONS - VaafJeville de Luxe BIO BIIX. GRACE PASSMORK THE ROMANOFFS JOE HABDMAN FRED BAUER CBANOASCOPE PANTAGES THEATER Advanced VaudrrUle. mars of Ail .nation.. MLI.E. FREOOUA, - . , . . . ... aptlatt. fTtraft from the Folles d'Bergere. Paris, to the Pantages Circuit of Theaters; changing her costumes and characters 45 times 1; 18 minutes. 8PECIAI, ADDED ATTRACTION Austin Brothers, presenting "The American Matinees dally 15c Two shows at night. 15c and 25c CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE In Effect November 1. 1908. Per I Joe. Aa. Uma 1 1 Seme ad two consecutive times.. 2!o arae ad three consecutive times... o Same ad six or seven consecutive times. 56o Six words count as one line on oa-Ji ad vertisements, and no ad counted for lees than two lines, vtnen an aavenisexnenfc b. not ran consecutive times the one-time rate PTheBbeve ratesapply to advertisements tin u rr nw iaj m"- ' - . - , I ,a fn nar nr! UU11. t.ll V" i- " Situation. Wanted. Male. Situations Wanted, Female. For Rent, Room.. Private Families. Rooms and Board. Private Families. Htraseaeeping nwuuia, x i .. . . ...... The rate on the above elassiflcations Is 1 cents a line each Insertion. On charge or book advertisements the eharae will be based on the actual number of lines appearing in the paper, regardleM of the nnniber of words In each line. Space in the "New Today" columns Is figured by mesamrs only 14 lines to the Inch. . AUCTION SALES TODAY. By the Portland Auction Company, 211 First street, 3 P. M. sharp. Furniture, mir rors, rugs, carpets, ranges, stoves, heaters, linoleum. At Oilman's, 411 Washington street, at 10 A. Ma MEETING NOTICES. THE annual meeting of members of the Associated Charities for the election of di rector, and transaction of such other busi ness as may properly come before It will be held at S05 Jefferson St., near 5th St., at 8 o-clock Monday evening, November 1808. W. R. WALPOLE. .Secretary. SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2. I. O. O." F. All members sre requested to meet at I. O. O F Hall, First and Alder streets, thl. (Frldayj evening at 7:30 o'clock to pay a fraternal visit to Hasnalo Lodge No. 15. R. OSVOLD. Secretary. PORTLAND LODGE, No. B5, A. F. and A. M. Stated communica tion this (Friday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work In F. C. degrea All F. C. Masons invited. By order W. M. HASSALO LODGE. No. 15, Ii O. O. F. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening, at 7:30 o-clock. Work in the second degree Visitors welcome. F. COZENS. Secretary. ROBE CITT CHAPTER, NO. 88. O. E. S. Regular communication this (Friday) evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Masonic Temple (West Side). - By order W. M. SARAH B. GUERIX. Sec FRENCH In Portland, Nov. S, 190S, to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. French, of The IalJe3. a son. DIED. BURNHAM In thla city, November 19, at hie late residence, 555 Kearney at., Justus Burnham. aged 73 years. Funeral notice hereafter. HEMKWAT At the residence of her mother. Mrs. Harriet Pope. 712 Eaat Main at., Mrs. Mary E. flemenway, wife of John F. Hemenway, of Joseph, Or. Funeral notice later. nryBRAi, notice. B.RRE1VL Jn this city. November 1R, Lucy C. Barrell, beloved wife of Col "burn Barrell. aged 50 yeara, 2 months, 30 da vs. Funeral will be held from St. David's Church, Eaat Twelfth and Bel mont sta- today (Friday), Nov. 20. t 2-,i0 P. M. Remains are now -lying In state at the parlors of F. S. Dunning, East Alder and East Sixth streets. SfESS Nov. 18. at the family residence. Gray and Morrow streets. Kern Pork, on Mt. Scott carline, Charles Suesa. aged 38 years. FuneraJ services will be held at the attove residence at 2 P. M. today Friday, November 20. Friends lnvited. Interment Multnomah Cemetery. M'GLIN'CrlY In this city November 1, at his residence. 9S4 Dtvlalon street, James peter McGlincby. aged 61 years, 10 months and 29 days. Friends are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral serr Uem. which will be held at Holman's chapel. Third and Salmon streets, at 2 p M. today (Friday), November 20. In terment Riverview Cemetery. Dooming, McEntee Jt GUbaoch, Funeral Directors. 7th and Pine- Phone Main 430. lMY assistant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. Funeral Direct rs, t0 M at- assistant, pnons M Ml j p. FLVLEY sON. 8d and Msdlsoa m4j attendant. Phona Mala 0, A 1599. rsT. Jt-B YHJfgS CO.. Funeral Dtreet m g.S BmII fisast 10. .Lad aasUtaat, W. & DTTTNTNO. tTaderteker, 414 Eaat Alder. "LmdJ aasistaat. Phone aat (2- ER1CW)N UNDERTAKING CO. Embahiv. jnf f hasdv sslstsal 40 Alder. M 133 Brand Central Station Tims Card SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Lsvtng Portland Roaeburg PaMeauer Cottage Grove passeogsr California Expresj ten Francisco .Express West Side Corvailis Passenger Sheridan Passenger Forest Grove passenger Forest Grove passenger Forest Grove passenger ..... Arriving Portland Oregon Express Cotiage Grove Passenger .. Roaeburg Passenger Portland Express West Side Corvailis passenger Sheridan Passenger Forest Grove Passenger ..... Forest Grove Passenger Forest Grove Passenger 18 a. m. 15 p. m. 45 p. m. HQ a. m. 20 a. m- 10 p. m. ;50 a. m v0 p. m. .40 p. m. 15 a. m. :S0 a. m. ;30 p. m. ;16 p. nv :20 p, m. .11, a. m. 0. 10 8 :00 am. :50 a. m. .50 p. m. .1 OREGON RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO. Leaving Portland Pendleton Passenger Chicago-Portland Special ..... Gnnltana ITIvap . - T:13 8:30 8:16 4:00 8:00 9:45 8:00 5:15 a. m. a. m. p. m. p. m. Kanwae City & Chicago Exrese. Spokane Flyer Chi., Kan. City Portland Ex. Chicago-Portland Special pendeltoa Passenger p. m. p. m. NORTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Tacoma and beattle Express North Coast It Chicago limited. Overland Expresa Arriving portlnd North Coast Limited Portland Express Overland Express 8:S0 a. m. 2:tM) d. m. 11:45 p. m. 7:00 a. m. 4 : 15 p. m. p. m. ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIVER- Leaving Portland eiorla dk Seaside Express .... Astoria Paiisenger Arriving Portland enBide ol Portland Passenger. Portis-nd Express 8:00 a. m. :00 p. m. 12:15 p. m. iu:uu p m. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving' PortLantl I C P. R- Short Line, via Spokane 8:15 p. m. Via Seattle U:45 p. m. ArrlvlJig Portland C P. R- Short Line, via Spokane.! 8:00 a. m. Via Seattle I 7:00 a. m. Jefferson-Street Station SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas Passenger Dallas Passenger .... Arriving Portland Dallas Passenger . . . . Dallas Passeager 7:40 a. m. 4:15 p. m. 10:15 a. m. 6:50 p. m. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Leaving Portland i Salem and intermediate Local Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local Salem and intermediate Local... Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local Salem and Tualatin only. Lim ited 25 a. m. ;00 a. m. :00 a. m. 55 a. m. 15 a. m. 25 .am. :O0 a. m. 20 p. m. 00 p. m. 45 p. m. ;10 p. m. 00 p: m. :30 p. m. .20 p. m. :40 p. m. HlllBboro and Foreat Grove Local Salem and intermediate .Local... Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local., Salem and intermediate Local... Salem and Intermediate local.. Hlllsboro add Foreat Grove Local. Wllsonvllle and intermediate Lo cal :L Hlllaboro and Forest Urove J--ocaJ. Salem and intermediate Local. . tialem and Intermedial Iocal.. Arriving Portland Wllsonvllle and Intermediate Lo cal Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local. Salem and intermediate Local. . Hlllaboro and Fonaat Grove Local. Salem and intermediate Local. . Hlllaboro and Forest Grove LocaL Salem and intermediate Local. . Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local. Salem and intermediate Local. . Salem and Tualatin only Limited Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local. Salem and intermediate Local. . Hlllsboro and Forest Grove LocaL Salem and intermediate Local. . Salem and intermediate Local 6 :65 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 8:40 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 10:55 a. m. 12:15 p. m. 1:15 p. m. 2 :50 p. m. 3.40 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 7 : 20 p. m. 8:20 p. m. 10:40 p. m. NEW TODAY. On West Side PRICE $19,000 CASH Hlgh-Chus Improvement. INCOME S2040 PER ASMV.M H. W. LEMCKE 210-211 CORBETT BLDC, WANTED . We have bnyera for niee homes in Noli Hill district. Call and see us. We can sell yonr home. Humason & Jef f ery 226 STARK STREET. Main 1188 . 3814 For Sale Elegant Home 12 rooms, modern in every particular; lot 100x100; beautiful location; con venient to car: within walking dis tance; central; East Side; $20,301). C. W. PAI.LETT, Fenton BIiIk. 8 Room Dwelling Nearly new. well located as to car, close 'in, on East Side; lot 45x100. Must sell, $6500. v C. W. PALIETT, Kenton Bids;. A Bargain 100x100 in warehouse district. 2 blocks from new P. S. & S. terminal. From $3000 to $11,000 cash will handle this. Address Owner, Y 3S7, Oregxmian. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1500-acre stock ranch, $10 per acre, all fenced, all Hllable, substantial im provements. In Dougias County, or will exchange for Portland property or close-In acreage, paying difference. JACKSON & DEERING phone Main 345. 24 Stark St, For Sale: $3500 Choice lot. 50x100, In best of neigh borhood; erood car service: west of lath on East Washington. Terms. C. W. PAIalaETT, 304 Fenton Bldg. IttVISGTOS. 5700 2-story, 6 rooms, fnrnace and fireplace; lot 75x100. Terms. 86500 2-story, g rooms, furnace, fireplace, hardwood finish; lot 40x100. These properties can be seen only by calling at the office of THE SPANTOX CO, 270 Stark St. $50,000 100x100. East Morrison, west of Sixth, lmproveo. ' A BARGAIN. C. W. PALLET!, Fenton Bldg. $25,000 New brick, east of Ninth, north of Burnside. Pays 612 NET Now. Land value will prob ably double m five years. "You'll have to hurry." Foundations for three addi tional stories. 50x100 Washington St. East of 13th street. $50,000 $45,000 50x100. Front street, near Washington. Leased to two wholesale firms. Pays, clear of taxes and insurance, 8 E. J. DALY 222-223-224 Failing Bldg. Retail District Tnii irnnw what that means? T nnons an ftilvanCP from HOW Oil all alone the line. You can't fail to make money quickly. $33,000 Cornpr on 2d St., fully worth $40,000, and $13,000 swings It. $40,000 Comer on Washington st. Must be all cash. Fair income. $125,000 Quarter block on Washington St. Fair income and more coming. About $50,000 swings this. Remember These 3 pieces are in the retail district not miles away in the suburbs. No phone calls. WHITING & ROUNTREE 83 14 Third St., Upstairs. Five -Acre Orchard Tracts in the Valley PEUIT FARMS NEAR SOME OF THE FINEST APPLE ORCHARDS IN OREGON. PLANTED TO APPLES AND PEACHES AND CULTIVATED FOR THREE YEARS, $175.00 PER ACRE. Only $100 Cash and $15 per Month at 4 per cent Inter est, or $125.00 per Acre on the Same Terms if You Plant and Cultivate It Yourself. THE LEE BOUDLER CO. 1 Pantages Theater Block, Fourth and Stark. WILL YOU BUY? Lots, Houses, Business Property or Acreage, Notes or Mortgages f See Our Lists. A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL u UUifil Chamber of Commerce. GLISAN STREET lOOilOO West of 14th street, surrounded by 8 and 4-storybricks, suitable for re tail and warehouse. For price and terms see Frank Bollam 128 Third St. NEW FURNITURE IN FOUR-ROOM FLAT FOR Less Than Half Price Flat for rent: leaving city and must sell at a sacrifice. Everything must go. For Particulars call on J. M. KERR CO, 268 Stark St. Room 10. EXCEPTIONAL BUY Irving-street residence lot. SMITH &EVERETT 315-317 Swetland Building. I JI W LDL'CT . 1 . 11 4 II CI 4 T X' 1 I Lot 50x115 feet on East Morrison near 29th; also I fine corner for store I I building on Belmont I 1 S2000 I V THE HART LAND CO., J 146 Second St. J Land Opening i:f- nf ita cant la nda in the Opening, Jan. 20, 1909, send $1.00 to Rnsiburiz Abstract Co- Ro seburg, Or." REAL ESXATKDEALEKa. Asdrsws, F. V. A Co.. M. S3. S3 Hamlltoo I. Baker. Alfred A.. 1 bington bldg. Blrr.ll. A. M., iu.-a "" " Insurance. morig Chapin A Herlow. SZ Chsmb-r of Comnurros. Cook. B. 8. A CO.. 60S Lorbstt bide. CrOESley Co.. tu- Fl.lds. C. E. A Co.. Board of Trad bld. Ooddard. H. W.. Main and A 174S. 110 3d st. Jennings Co. Main IS Oregoalsa. Lia, M. E.. room 411 Corbstt bldg. Mall A Voo Bor.t.1, 104 M St. 892 E. Burnstds. Palm.r. H. P.. 2t3 Commercial Club bldg. Parrish. Watklns A Co.. 240 Alder st Richardson. A B 221 Com. Club bldg. Schalk. Geo. r.. 24 gtark t- Main or A 392. . . aa .l. . Cirth at Bwensson. A. F. A Co!.' 2oo!a Washington sC Th. Oregon Heal E.tate Co.. Grand avs. and Multnomah t. IHolladay Addition ! Waddel. W. O., 309 Lumber Exchange bldg. White. B. F., 22714 Washington st- FOR SALE REAL RSTATK. MT. TABOR bungalow of the moat modern type. lare living-room with fireplace : dininff-room. beam celling and paneled, piped for steam heat, a and electno Ilpht. large closets to all hedroomt, built-in cupboards, splendid bathroom, with neat plumbing; rooms all ttntud. hand-painted frieze. Inlaid linoleum on kitchen, bath and pantry, shades on all window; best of hardware used; large grounds, the view li unsurpassed; handy to car; we ere proud to show this or.i-: an make terms ard will take vacant lot. Henkle & Harrison, 511 Gerlinger bldg-. 2d and AIder 17000 12H acres near city, well Improved; abundance of trees and small fruit?. $7500 a acres, close In, 5c carfare, flue view, city water. $.1500 10 acres near railroad depot, close to city. $t7r0 8 full lots near Milwaukee, fine view of and cloae to river. I. G. DAVIDSON, 819 Chamber of Commerce. $lf.0fM) The best and chtapcat m-partment and store site in this vlty; 4 blork from Washington, nearly '2 full lots. This bar Bain holds good for a lew days only. After that the price will be $110. ooo. Hortla:id Real Estate Co., 117 Ablngton bldg. C. R DeBurgh, manager. WOODSTOCK ACREAGE. We have some nice acre tracts for sale at bargain prices, on the Waverletgh Woodstock carline; fine soil and good view of city, pee DEVLIN FIRRBAUGH, 50R-9 Swetland Bldg., ."th and Washington LEAVING CITY. W'ill sell at a sacrifice my a Interest in real estate and general brokerage of fice netting $4H0 and over per month; best equipment in city. A rare opportunity. In vestigate It. It will pay you. W" 400, Oregonian. A BARGAIN $27 50. $M down, balance like rent, new California bungalow, 5 rooms, paneled dining-room with beam ceiling, fireplace, built-in buffet. Dutch kitchen, large basement, a beauty in every respect; let us show It to you.-612 Couch bldg. FOR SALE A fine, modern house, with sleeping porch and extra finished, will be sold at a bargain this week; easy terms; lot 30x100; location one block from Hawthorne ave.. East Side; price $4000. W. G. Beck, 313 Failing bldg. NICE 20-acre chicken ranch, 4 miles N. W. of Lfnnton on fine county road, only mile from new carline; finest of soil, level, some nice timber; will be worth $1000 per acre in 5 years. C. F. Pfluger Co.. room 14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison sts. i 1 , , . A BARGAIN BUY A whole block nd new, modern Hi-room house with furnace, etc., nice orchard, best of soli, in Upper Al blna; only $8250; terms. C. F- I'fluger & Co.. room 14. Mulkey bldg., 2d and Mor rison sts. FOR SALE $1150 cash will handle T-room house, strictly modern, furnace, fireplace, fine lawn on corner 55x100; good barn euit able for garage, balance iaay terms, 6 per cent interest. Owner. 834 E. Main, corner 31flt. ACREAGE Fronting on the Willamette, handy to electric line, fronting on splen did county road, $400 per acre; this Is a bargain; the soli is good aud the loca tion is choice. Henkle & Harrison. 511 Gerlinger bldg. BELMONT-STREET HOUSE. $030. Good 7-room house on Belmont st., near 84th. $27-"0; $6.t0 cash, balance easy; beats paying rent. J. W. GRT'SSI. 285 Washington, Corner Third, Room 7- FINE BUILDING SITE. One acre, fronting on street, water on ground; for quick .sale price hae been re duced to $lltm; will wll Vt acre; terms. C. B. LUCAS. 322 Corbett bldg. B-ROOM house, lot SOxlOO, all in bearing fruit; a nice home. Arleta, on Mt. Scott carline. $I.i00; $tt00 cash, balance $13 per month; a snap. Spencer & Co., 103 Second et. FULL LOT. 60x100. near East Alder and 30 th. Ith a good H-room house; bat h, toilet, gas and electric lights; $2400; fa vorable terms. Culver. 623 Chamber of Commerce. " PRETTY brown-shingled house, with beau tiful 75x100; choicest part of Irvington; below cost. Just call at 725 Weidler st. and learn why price is so-cheap. Owner, 725 Weidler at. WEST SIDE INCOME PROPERTY. $8001 1 Corner lot and 4-flat building on 17th st.. north of Washington; income $S0 per month. W. O. Waddeil. 301) Lumber Exchange. .50x100. E AST Main st.. near 17th; south front; cement sidewalk; macadam street; sewer, gas. Price very low for qnick sale See owner, 30!) lumber Exchange. FINE full lot, Maryland ave.. near Killings worth ave carbarns, cheap, easy terms. J. H. Middle-ton. 017 Chamber of Com merce. FINE home In Piedmont, 7-room, modern house and 2 lots on handsome corner, with fruit trees, roses, etc., $4200. W. W. Payne, 1210 Williams ave. IRVINGTON BARGAIN Going East, must Bell, make me an offer; beautiful new home, modern Improvements. R 420, Ore gonian. FOR SALE 7-room cottage and fractional lot. 7u3 Everett st.. bet. 2lBt and 22d price $4.ri(M). For terms see owner, 318 Failing bldg. $1000 i-room bungalow, Woodlawn, $500 cash MARTIN J. HIGLEY, 132 Third Street. 4 ACRES, chicken ranch, at Oak Grove, cheap; Oregon City car; little cash. Owner, 514 McKay bldg., 3d and Stark. FOR SALE House and corner lot, near Waverlelgh. $000; a snap, come quick. A D 372, Oregonian. 10 ACRES first-class land on Villa ave,, near Montaviila. $250 per acre, part cash. In quire F. Foster. 350 E. Washington St. THREE lots, corner, on Peninsula, Ports mouth, handy to car; only $28T; terms: worth $400. Owner, X 402. Oregonian. FOR SALE 10 acres, suitable for platting, on S ec t io n Li n e ma d . c if to Mt. S m 1 1 carline. B. C. Mathews, 304 Fenton bldg. $225 3 lota In Kern Park Addition, will trade for part payment on acreage or sell for half cash. 420 Lumber Exchange. ACHES, 70th and Division, In cultivation, citv water, 9 blocks to cars, $900 to $1200; terms. Phone Tabor 160ft, or Tabor lr.O-t. IRVINGTON LOT, east face, fully Inproved. desirable location, cheap. O 433, Orego nian. . LOT 50xH0. East Ankeny. near 22d. $1".0; also full lot E. loth, near Ankeny, $2.j00. Culver, 623 Chamber of Commerce. LOTS on E. th at., $660; easy terms. Call 410 Fallins; bid. TWO choice lots, close to Swift packing plant at low price. Phone Main 4337. 2500 Modern 5-room cottage. Sunnyside; $200 cash. 430 Worcester bldg. Main 1040. LOTS near Killlngsworth avenue, $400 id up; terms. 410 Failing bldg. SOUTH Portland -corner 5-room cottage only $2500; terms. Owner. 243 Stark. . J
