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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORN IXG OREG OXI A, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1908 TALKS OF CHARTER Rev. W. G. Eliot, Jr., Tells East Siders About Plans. FAVORS DES MOINES IDEA Aftrr Thorough Discussion of Sub ject Cnitcd Club Take Up Mat ters Regarding Paving and Send Resolution to Mayor. For over two hours last nlffht the United Kant Side Push Clubs, mettlng at the) Sargent Hotel, listened, to an ad dress by Rev. w: G. Eliot, Jr., and asked him questior-s concerning the proposed new charter: and also the sieaker asked the audience questions. In the course of his talk the Rev. Mr. Eliot went over the new charter and pave the reasons for the adoption of the Des Moines plan. He also mentioned some of the objec tions to the plan, which he said were more than compensated for by the ad vantages. He said that he was not in j-armony with the -rest of the Charter Commission in the provision to submit franchises to a vote of the people, he holding; that the responsibility should be placed on the city government. Mr. Eliot also Rairhe favored retaining some of tli boards, - especially the Water Com mittee, a Health Board and possibly the Park Board. Dr. C. II. TUffety, speaking of the construction of the new Bull Run pipe line, said that the new charter should make provisions for a construction committee, owing to the magnitude and Importance of the project. He aid that the members of the committee ought also to be paid for their time. At the close of the charter discus sion the -club adopted the following resolution: Reenlve.fi. That It is the seme of thli meeting of the United East Side Push Clubs that the contract be let, aa per speclnca tlona of the city Engineer. lor the Im provement of Belmont atreet, with stone blocks between streetcar tracks, and that It be let at once. The resolution wlU be presented to Mayor Lane today. It was moved and carried that the city lay a block of the new pavement known as Petrollthlc, to show what sort of an Improvement it is. R. G. Knight pre sented the Improvement for consideration, and said it cost one-half of the ordinary hard-pavement, and ought to be investi srated. SHE HAS MARRYING HABIT Murderer Wife Wanted on Bigamy Charge Takes Another. Mrs. Kate Bradley, wife of the fugitive murderer of Patrolman Glttlngs, and also bride of a month of John I.acosso. an Italian bartender, la the object of a warrant of arrest issued In the Municipal Court yesterday forenoon, charging her wltn'.polygamy. Her newest husband ap pears as the complainant; and after searching for the woman all- day the po lice "report her a fugitive. It la said she has eloped with a. second Italian. Mrs. Bradley marrtfd. Lacot so on No vember 1$. tn. little, moxe ithaa. -a-; year from the day her husband murdered Pa trolman Glttlngs. of whom, he was in sanely jealous. The murder occurred in front of aa Albina saloon and Bradley escaped in '. the darkness. Although hunted for by .the entire detective force no trace of htm was ever secured. Difficulty was found In making La rosso understand ' that the marriage was not legal. Neighbors persisted In telling him. however, with the result that he applied to Deputy District Attorney Hennessy for a warrant of arrest. Word was received yesterday that the woman left the city on an early train Wednesday and that she left in company with one of Iacomo's friends and coun trymen. The police of neighboring towns snd cities will be asked to arrest them. "The Beautiful I .and of Nod." There will be but three more opportuni ties to see the season s greatest extrava ganza. "The Land of Nod." at the Baker. Tonight, tomorrow matinee and night will close Its sensational run In this city. Knox Wilson is still In his old role of April FooL Throngs at the Bungalow. The popular Bungalow la packed to the floors at every performance to see the great hit of the season. Belasro's "The Rose of the Rancho" this week. The leading roles are .luanlta. the Spanish girl, played by Miss Jewel, and her American lover, played oy svaney a rea "A Struggle for Gold" at the Star. To a discriminating audience "A Strag gle for Gold." which is the attraction at the Star Theater thla week, appeals irre sistibly with manners and conventionalities rf Western Ufa. The play gives opportunity for scenic plctureequenes which Is fully embraced. COjnXO ATTRACTION'S. The Roneys Bogs la Concert. The Roneys Boys' Concert Company will . give a matinee for school children Satur ' day afternoon at 2:t at the Maaonio Tem ple Hall. West Park and Yamhill streets. These talented boys have been touring the entire Western country this season, playing to packed houses. The concert Is not only deMghtful for children, but an Incentive to cultivate their talents. It should be at tended by all the school children. Seats Selling for The DerU." The attraction a " the Helllg Theater. Fourteenth and Washington streets, for three nights, beginning next Sunday. De cember 13. will be) James D. Barton's com pany of players In Henry w Savage's authorised version of the great international dramatic success. "The Devil." Seats are bow selling. Rah! Rah! Rah! Oregon. Ths Tnlverstty of Oregon Glee and Man dolin clubs will give thetr annual "College Evening." consisting of vocal and Instru mental mnalo by the two clubs Interspersed with "funny stunts" by the different mem bers at the Heilig next Wednesday night. This year's programme Is said to be ths best this popular college has yet sent out. The Sonny Side of Broadway.' Murray and Mack, who have won fame and fortune back of the footlights In every city In the country win open a week's en gagement at the Baker Sunday night. In their latest big musical success. "The Sunny Side ef Broadway." "la Wyomlnar" Coming. "In Wyoming." H. K. Pierce A Co."a great play of Western ranch life, win be the attraction at the Star Theater next w-ek- The selection of thla drama of the West will meet with wide approval In Port land, and the production Itself promises to be pretentioua "The Mia la Black." Orphean, ri'.vette. The Man In IHack." and the 'Ve"led Prophetess" will be seen at the On heura next week. In a rather startling and remarkable demonstration of mental Iteierathy. or parcho-astrallsm. Much pub- ga luseauM l stwsa a thaucbt mamaUhJ Amusements Was Use Press Areata Bay. art!s has Different From Tbem All. Next -week Madden and Fltxgerald -will appear at the Pantages Theater in uIm !. entitled "The TuffllDf eom- of the Tide." Three noted actora have created a eentiatlon over the entire circuit ana are bound to become popular with Portland vaudeville patron. Hketrh Portland People. Among the other acts on the new bill which opens at the Grand Monday will be Polph and Sul Levlne, who are free-hand artists and they wilt . sketch pictures of well-known Portland people. There will be two other funny sketches. "The Bltmi Smashers" and "A Snap Shot." AT THE TAIDEVILLE THEATERS. Und. the Baritone, at Orpbenm. Homer Und. the great baritone now ap pearing at the Orpheum, made his first ap pearance In America at the Metropolitan Opera House, for the season of English opera. Mr. una nas actually sang iju roles, ranging from Ko-Ko In "Mikado," to Kllngsor In "Parsifal." Imitation Statues. Imitation statuea are posed by Professor Patterson's students at the Grand this week. The students are coated with bronze and they give absolutely perfect representa tions of classic works of art. The 'chief funmakers are Sherman and De Forrest, In "A Jay Circus." Entirely Sew and Original. You can search the world over and you cannot find another acrobatic team the equal of Baptlste and Franconl. appearing at Pantages Theater this week. Mr. Bap tlste la the only man In the world that can walk on his head and was featured wttd the Rlngllng Brothers' circus last aeaaon. AT THE HOTELS. The rnrtland L. E. Spar, San Fra ncisco: E. F. Swan. New York; W. P.. Longwlll. San Francisco; C. F. Balch. F. M. Swarher. Washington. D C: E. D. Wet- more, Warren: C. J. Hllges. Philadelphia; F. A. Greenwood. C. F. Williams. San Fran cisco: C. M Levey. St. Paul; H. C. Nutt. Tacoma; L. A. Howland. St. Paul: C. I Clark. Denver: E. Huffman. Tacoma; Miss N. Spencer. Seattle; L. S. Fuller. Chicago: J. E. Brantober and wife, Seattle; W. J. Martin. Medford: W. R. Bettcher. Chicago; F. E. Spencer, city;' A. D. MacPherson. New York; A. L. Wagner. San Francisco; F. O. Ellis and wife. Boston: A. Alrd. New York: J. W. Judge. C E. Hender. San Francisco; D. H. Brush. W. S. Fulton. Vancouver Bar racks; M. T. Sanders. St. Paul; E. E. Ed wards. Stevens Point; I. V. Mansell. Pitts burg; c. w. T. Koch. Chicago; W. I. Reed. Oakland; I. O. Perry. Chicago: C. H. Whaley. St. Paul; H. Bauman.San Fran cisco; W. B. Brown. St. Louis; M. L. Frledenthal. New York; A. J. Albrlng. Spo kane: A. B. Wood, Cottage Grove; C. H. Callander, Astoria; J. Beck. S. Buyer. H. Herz. New York; E. D. Broden. Denver; H. M. Crane. New York: G. J. Jackson. San Francisco; F. M. Sanger. T. A. Robert son. New York : J. H. George. San Fran cisco: 8. S. Grelner. Chicago; A. W. Prla. Chicago; I. D. Spits. A. Friedman. New York: I. R. Whitney. San Francisco; F Taylor. Seattle; A. R. Cooper. San Fran cisco; H. W. Boatley, New York: Mlt"S E. Grime. Seattle; J. J. Kenny, M. G. Meyer. F. W. Daniel and wife. Seattle; H. Whlia ker and wife, Vancouver. B. C. ; H. Knowles. Missoula: W. Flnling. G. H. Tilden. Seattle; J. W. Hagen. E. O. Child. New York. The Oregon M . Well. W. B. Jerome, San Francisco; George H. Rlner. Kansas City; B. P. Wells. Yellowstone Park: it. L. Hunter. J. C. Tart. Sacramento; H. H. Sin clalr, Los Angeles: A W. Peabody. New York: E. W. Hursell. San Ftanclsco; Mra H. C. Stoddard, Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum. Medford: M. T. OUonnell, Wlnlock:,N. Cowan, San Francisco: Mra M. K. J'nes, Seattle; J. C. Scott. Walla Walla; Grant Oedrtes, Baker City; Mrs. M. K. Han, C. B. McKinnon. La Grande; Ben Mayaers, C. B. Smith. Seattle: Marvin A. Buck. Vacaville; Mrs. J. Q. Adams. F. T Alden. Omaha; K. O. Ward. San Francisco; Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis. Albany; George H. Rlne, Kansas City; A. .T. Lennon. Seattle; W. B. Tavlor, Seattle: Frank Virginia. Virginia, III.; Con tor C. Crane. San Francisco; G. B. Mllloy and wife, Scappoose: William J. Wallace, Whltloek: F. L. Stuart. Kelso: Ellze White, Hoqulam; W. T. Chlsholm and wife. Bell Ingham: G. F. Adkins. Seattle: L. Oldfleltls. Minneapolis; Lawrence H. Simon, San Fran cisco. The Imperial W. W. Schwartz. Tacoma; M. Miner. Seattle; R. c. Crandon. Seattle; i. Amsnude. J. K. Wilson, city; F. B. Rob- ens.- -Salem : A.' O. Whitman. M w Gaiter. -Astoria; -William K"ruae. Boise: Mrs. C. E. oray and daughter. Astoria; M. Slaberg, oi(y;H. -fl. Fern. Stevenson; W. D. Hay den. Eugene; Goldle Wright, city; W. F. Gordon. Boise; H. Bulgar. Boise; W. B. Hawkins. Ilwano; W. H Abel. Montesano: H. p. Galarneau. Tacoma; J. Fred tilings, Salem: W. Leffel. Joseph; R. F. Havnd. Heppner; W. M. Kay. Vancouver. B. C; C. T. Bacon. Thomas Lofters. La Grande; H. T. Botts. A. G. Beats. Tillamook: R. I. Cooper. Independence; Mrs. E. T. Adair, caiem; Mra. M. Lockwood. Salem: Mr. Llnder end wife. Baker City; Morris Buck. Vacaville; F. C. Rudy. F. Rowkkame. I- naggren. Astoria: M. l". Aaams. Salem; W. A. c. Kowse. Svattle; W. H. Lucke, Canhv; H. E. Hunt. Twin Falls; Mabel Kenedy, rvwtiDurn; .viri. najawtn. Kamatn. Idaho; George Barker. The Dalles: J. F. Fink. St. r-aui; I-. A. seurert and wife. Tlio Dalles o. l. Doane and wife. The Dalles: Ben Jayior. Antelope: E. G. Sutton. Eight-Mile jn Combs, Miss Babel Allen. Prlneville; v. t araweu, vtiuiam J. wallsce. Rose burg; Charles V. Galloway. A. J Harris, rmm; i. uavis. William Putman. Enter prise; George Carper. Promise; A. McCul lock. Astoria: Mr. and Mrs. William L Chlsholm, Belllnghara; Frank Mleelli. John i. ing. itoseburg; J. B. Eddy, Wallace. ine 1'erklns H. M. Preston, Reno; Mrs. G. W. Hyatt. Enterprise; Mrs. T. Blevans. Joseph; W. C. Hardle, Warrenton; J. Halsle, ancouver; Mrs. A. Schooley, Miss May , vnpiiaiiEF. w . a. uartnoiomew Boise; D. J. Hill, Castle Rock; R. I. Clark. -niia, Seattle; J. J. Callahan. Sea side: T. J. Bratton, G. H. Baker, B. D. r-unneriana ana aire, Goldendale; J. M Crawford. Belllnaham; Mra J. P. Lucas. Cascade Locks; A. Clothet, city; A. C. San ford. Madras; M. M. Hill and wife. Hood niver; v . tora. city; Mrs. O. B. Asgaard, j. d. Anarewa. La center: J. H Springer, city: M. Harris, New York; A. Kinney. Astoria: F. A. Swingle. Kennewtck H. Martinson, Carson ; J. G. Turnbull. city .1. Moore. Seattle: C. Frank, The Dalles; H. H. Stevens. Omaha: J. Burnt-, Seattle: i- anaine ana wire. Louisville; D. T. Me Oowan. G. E. . Trowbridge. O. H. Dupuy. Washington; C. L. Mitchell and wife. San Francisco: J. Gloeckner, Cady; H. L. Lively, ceaiue; riinaman, sutler: k. Lee, Ta coma; J. K. Paul and wife. Pacific Grove: L. j. Kints. can Francisco; J. M. Fltzwater, Lebanon; C. O. 6axton and wife, Stayton; W. I Hennlnger. Seaside; W. W. Baldwin, Reno: Miss F. F Terry. Mrs. L. A. Terry, La Camas: w. Bollea. city; J. Eycalanne, Penydale: F. E. Rowell, Scholls; S. J. Ron coronl and wife. New York: Mrs. W. L. Ad ams, Miss L. Adams, Hood River; H. Han- bwn, voiumDus, u. ; i yi. Tudor ana w.e. Pueblo. Colo.; H. Holsman. Seattle; C. B Abbott. Kelso: J. R. Good. Coltax. The St. Charles G. Gumarln, clatskanle; R. L. Lnderhlli. Tacoma; p. W. Garther, Astoria: J. N. Moore. Catlin) M. Vornell, Cape Horn: 6. Gaibrath. city; c. Shockley, Kelso; H. Huth, Rainier: C. A. Nordstrom and wife, Stella; U Linvllle, R. A. Hutrhlns, F. Beers, city; W. Keffer, J. Kerf sr. Elgin; W. J. Halnmaua, The Dalles; H. Ball, city: W. P. Douglas. Eagle Creek: N. O. Whlt aker. Tacoma; G. Rockey, Rainier: J. B. Silver. Astoria: N. Smith. Superior: R. H. Copley. Seattle: K. E. Gardner, Walla Walla: B. Pamuel. city; F. Hughes. T. J. Hughes, Corvallls; J. J. MoBrown, Mancos: G. A. Phlpper and wife, Eugene; G. Mersllllot. Kelso; J. Gunderson, South Bend; R. Barr and wite. Woodland; R. Bullock. Toledo: A. Baumer. Sherwood; F. G. Vernon, Van couver: O. Blaine and wife, Cathlamet; N. H. McKay. Sauvlrs Island; J. H. Lake. W. J. Hlllgard. Gresham: A. J. Long. Collins; A. J. Newman and wife. Bridal Veil: J. D. Llpntark. Plalnvlew; J. Saunders and wife. Corbett; M. Morrison, Hermlston; M. M. Huston. Gotdendale; M H. Gwlnn, Lucas; A. Hayes, Mayger; s. Gaibrath, cltv: G. W. Anderson and son. Blalock; J. Swanson, Butte Falls: K. Mlkelson, Sandy; Miss Murphy and slater, Newberg: J. Stewart, Moro; A. Hickman, Bethany: Mrs. Emmett, Hood River; J. Batty and wife. Waplnltta. The Cornelias J. R- Keating and wife. Butte; Frank McCandless. Tacoma; H. A. Jacobl. Tacoma: Mrs. McKlnnev. Astoria; F. 1 Cray ton. city: A. H. Sonrman. George a'. Sonrman. Spokane: George Gibson. San Francisco; H. A. Marten. E. L. Shygard. W E. Guerrln. J. B. Fanning. New York: F.'a. Moore. Walla Walla: F. O. Ellis. Mrs. F. O Ellis. Boston; J. . aceiner. jenerson: r tj. connery. Seattle; J. P. Sharkey and wife cltv: C T. Belcher and wife. Collins Hot Pprlngs; Dr. J. F. W-qpd and wife, Con don: Mra J. A- Cunningham. Carlton. The N'ortonla. w. Korp. Pasadena: c. E. Brown and wife. Sibley, la.: Ray Barkhurst and wife. Portland; Dr. and Mrs. George B. Tnttle F"nrt Columbia, nwn. k. t zelsa. Houston. Tex.; Mrs. S. E. Bennett. Miss M. I. Bennett. St. Paul; M. E. Viorrell. Medford; C. I.. Goodrien. w. a. iuuaa, r-omana; J. M. Berry, St. Louis: Mrs. R. 3. Hendricks, Miss Anns Gllsv, Salem; Mrs. Charles Becke, Aurora; Robert r-arreii. -oruana; j. Adrian Epping. Hood River. DAILY MKTEOROIXIGrCAI. REPORT. PORTLAND. Dec. 10. Maximum tem perature, 4H degrees; minimum, 37. River reading at 8 A. M-, S-l feet: change In last 2 hours. 11 feet Total rainfall, P. M. to P. M., nil; total since September L, , ai.au jacosa aencioacy. ton. end the work of thef aroused widespread comment. OLD JEWELRY REMODELED MAKES BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIETS What is the use of letting old jewelry lie idle when for a trifling expenditure it can be made to look like new? If not for yourself, it will make a beautiful gift for some loved one. In our workshop are expert gold and silver smiths, who cherish, remodel and reset old jewels in such a way that they closely rival those of modern times. Or, if you wish, we will take your old jewelry in part payment for new. See us to day. We have the choicest line of diamonds and jewelry in Portland. HEITKEMPER'S 286 Mormon St., Next to New Corbett Building "Lowest Priced Jewelry House for Fine Goods" PHONE YOU NO MATTER WHERE Y0D LIVE In Albina, Montavilla, St. John, Sunnyside, Sellwood, Portland Heights, Woodlawn, Irvington, 'way up-town or anywhere, yon need not come to the business office of The Oregonian to insert an ad vertisement. Just take ths phone either one and read the ad to the elerk. Bill will be sent you the next day. Convenient, isn't itf MAIN 107S THE OREGONIAN IS THE GREAT "WANT" MEDIUM OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST And no matter what yon want, this newspaper can satisfy yon.. If you want help in your store or kitchen, If you want to borrow money, , If you want to buy or sell a house or lot, , If you want to rent a room, a house, a flat or a farm A few lines in The Oregonian want column will usually satisfy the want. Try it tomorrow. PHONE MAIN 7070 HOME A 6095 Situation "Wanted" advertisements not accepted over the telephone. .-,.27 Inches.. Total sunshine December 0, nil; possible. 8 hours 4S minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level), at 5 P. M., - 80. 48 Inches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. S 3 Wind 5 ' STATIONS. I I t - r ? 5 : o a ,3c 3 : ' Baker City Bismarck Boise . . . Eureka. ........ Helena Kamloopa North Head.... Pocatello Portland Red Bluff Roseburg Sacramento Spokane . . Tacoma Tatoosh Island. Walla Walla Blaine Siskiyou Marshfleld HXO.OOj 1:NW Clear 24 1 T. 14 XW Clear 42 0. tO 12 NW Clear fl2 0.00 4 V Clear S4 T. I20IW Clear 24 0.001 4's Pt cloudy 4H 0.0O 10 E Clear 3itO.04'14SW ?no 4;10.00 5W k'loudy HKiO.OO 4.vw!ciear 4fi 0.00. 4 SE iflear 1)8:0. On! g'NW (Clear 32 0. 001 6SW Cloudy 41 0.00 10'W Pt cloudy 44 0.00!10.SE Cloudy 3SO.0Oi 4 S Clear 4OO.00 8 IN rcioudy 84'O.OOCalm Clear 54 0.00 6 NE (Clear T Trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The North. Pacific high pressure area has Increased In strength since yesterday, and it is now central over Washington. The ba rometer ia relatively low north of Mon tana. During the last 24 hours light snow has fallen in the Great alt Lake Basin, and light rain has fallen in Southwestern Idaho. It is much colder In Montana and slightly colder in Oregon and Western Washington. The temperatures have risen in the Interior of Northern California. The Indications are for fair weather In this district Friday, except In the extreme northwest porllon, where rain Is expected. The folhr'nr wirele. neither report FEARED BEING GRABBED Worn SifiTOiuDM From Coffee Drink In. ' Tha hxaln acts throueh the nerves. When the nerves are irritated by" cof fee drinking- the mind often Imagines thinsrs which have no real existence such as approaching danger, unfriendly criticism, ate A Mich. wuman suffered In this way but found how to overcome it. She writes: "For twenty years I drank . coffee, thinking It would give me strength when tired and nervous. The more -coffee I drank, the more tired and nervous I became until I broke down entirely. Then I changed my work from sewing to house-work. This gave me more exercise and was beneficial, but I kept on drinking cof fee thought'I could not do without it. "I was so nervous at times that If left alone I would not go from one room to another for fear someone would grab me. and my little children had to go around on tiptoe and speak In whispers. 'Finally an attack of the grin weak ened me so my nerves rebelled and the smell even of coffee was nauseating. Then my husband prepared some Fostum for me. believing the long use of coffee had caused by break-down, so that my bead and hands shook like the palsy. At first I did not like Postum but I kept on drinking it and, as we learned how to make it right according to directions on pkg., I liked It as well as coffee. "Occasionally 1 make coffee when we have guesis ana give ii to ine children too, but as soon as they taste It they return their cups for Postum. Now I go anywhere In the house day or night and never think of any one errabblno; me, ana tne children can romp as healthy children should my nerves are all right." "There's a Rea son. Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich. Head "The Road to Well vllle." In pkgs. Ever read the abeve letter? A new sac appears from time to time. They are sjeanlae, true, and full of numaa latere t. , JEWELRY STORE E ADS a e9s. was received at 5 P. M- from the strain ship Queen south went of Eureka: Barometer Inches, temperature 2 degrees.' wind northwest.' strong breeze blowing", weather clear. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair, easterly winds. Oregon iFfllr, easterly winds. Washington Fair, except rain . extreme northwest portion; easterly winds, lria no f air, preceaea oy rnrtion. snow southeast F-rir.,PT A. PEAT lMtrirt Forriitpr. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS pn.t Australian, Wyoming and Washington coal delivered promptly in any auan tlty. Phone us your order. Star Coal Co., 40 2d St. Phones Main 1618. A 1084. fiAS MnnflPB tMto Mantle, sac, Vtas ilioMlliesI equal of the best the 85a mantle on the market. Barretts. 410 Mor rison, ttotn pnones. Wood bOOO coras first-class 4-foot flr wooa. it) Per cord dAiivsrsd. rnone Main 4443. Bag is creek Fuel Com pany, 408 Corbett Bldg. Plnrivat Cut Flowers always frssh from su"!- our own conservatories. Martin ft Forbes. 347 w asningion at. ota p a ones. Electric Fixtnres J "Xl" TS" prices axe right. All work guaranteed. Western Electric Works, 61 Sixth street. PIqIi'tkt Knives, Forks and all Silver- - ware replated as good a new. Oregon Hating Works. 16th and Alder. Mala 111.. O'Malley A Meuberger. 827 Wash ifsuo ington street Phone Main 23U4- Free delivery, a gauon oi lu-year-old Ingle nook Port, Sl.oU. Coal Kemmerer coai. the best Wyo ming coal: x-lvefc more heat and less asb. cnurcniey iros.. lata ana atarshajl sta Phones Main 31. A 3U31. Coal Richmond and Wallsend Australian. Independent Coal & Ice Company. opposite City Library. soia pnonea nr.. The Portland Fuel Co., 2ST : f f UUU riaon -.. Is prepared to a. Mor furnlsh cordwood In large and small Quantities at tne lowest prices, jrnones is 20 ana a luza. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's salesrooms, comer Second and Yamhill, at 10 A. M. Groceries and Christ mas toys, etc J. T. Wilson, auctioneer. That hand-painted china at 831 Morrison street; sale at 1 and 7:30 P. M. Ford, auc tioneer. DEED. WRIGHT In this city. Dec. 10, at the family residence, Archer Place, William S Wright. aed 32 years. .1 mojiths and 2 days. Funeral notice hereafter. FLNKBAL NOTICES. MOROAN In this city, December 8, at the family residence, 556 E. Alder St., John J. Morgan, aged 67 years. Frtende are re spectfully Invited to attend the funeral eervlces. which will he held at the Chris tian Church at Hillsboro, Or., at 10:30 A. M. today tFriday), Dec 11. Oregon Elec tric car. with remains, will leave the de pot at Front and Jefferson sta at 8:55 A. M. for Hlllsboro. HENDERSON At Salem. Or.. Dec. 9. be loved wife of the Rev. Harry O. Hender son. Olive Henderson, aged 33 years. Fun eral will be held from the Evangelical Church, Ients, Friday. December 11, at 1 p. M. Friends Invited. Interment Mult nomah Cemetery. In this city, December 10, at the family residence, SO Idaho street, Edith H Ems. aged 15 years. 3 months and 25 days. The funeral services will be held at the above residence at 2 P. M. Saturday, December 12. Frienda invited. Interment Illverview Cemetery. rranntng. McEnroe a) GiTbaugh, Funeral Director. 1th and Plus. Phone Mala 430, lAdy assistant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD llOtMAN CO.. Funeral Direct raTtS d st. Lady assistant. Phone M 40 J. j p FIVT.KY A SON. M and Lady attendant. Phone Mala , . Madison. I 1ABS. TS-r.T.F:R-BnrS?rE8 CO.. Funeral Dlrexrt- -jt Huseell. Bast loss. Lady assistant. F. A DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 East alder. Lady assistant, ruoae nasi as. r.MCSON TJXD'ERTAKING CO. Embnlm- suci iadx assistant. 408 Alder. M 1U. AMUSEMENTS. TTT7JT TS THEATER JLX jC1 JL1VJ 14th and Wash. Phones Main 1 and A 1122. NIGHTS BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY Jamea D. Barton'a Co. In Henry W. Savage's Authorized Version "THE DBTVTI' Excellent Cast Beautiful Production Prices 11.50, gl.OO, 75c, 50c Seats Now Selling at Theater Baker Stock Company in Belasco'a other great success. "THE HOSE OF THE KAN'CHO." Remember "The Girl of the Golden West." and secure your seats early. Gorgeous scenic effects; Intense story. Even ings. 20c 35c, 50c; matinee, 15c. 26c. Mati nee Saturday. BAKER THEATER Phones Main 2. A 5:160. OREGON THEATER CO. (INC.) LESSBB Geo. L. Baker, General Manager. Extra Attraction All This Week. Bsrgaln Matinee Wednesday. 23c any seat. Regular matinee Saturday. Sara. E. Rork'a famous must.-al extravaganza THE XANI OF NOD " With Knox Wilson as "April Fool." Evening prices 25c to $1: matinee Saturday 250, 50c Next Week Murray Mack. THE STAR Phones Main 5498 A I486. Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. For the entire week of December 6, The Greatest of all Scenic Plays. "A STRUGGLE FOR GOLD." Matinees at 2:30 Every Evening at 8:13 Night prices, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinees, 15c and 25c. Seats may be reserved by either phone. Next Week "IN WYOMING." MAIN S A 102 Matinees Holidays. Ex. Sundays ana 15-25-50; NIGHTS 1S-25-50-T5C AVeok r Dec. 7. Homer Ilnd: Brers Hermann. h )ir!M V . liOWSCr Slid Edit Hinkle: Snyder and Buckley; La Petite Mia-non; La V lne and Leonard; bue Smith Orchestra; Motion Pictures. THE GRAND-VnadcvilleacLuie ANOTHER BIG BILL. Paterson's Bronze Art Studies therdman ft DeForrest Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Voting; John Field, Jr. Ader Trio Fred Bauer Orandaecope PANTAGES THEATER Advanced Vaudeville, Stars of All Nations. Matinees Pallv. 15c. Two Shows at Niht 15c and 25c. LA LOIK VISION OF SALOME, direct from a sen ratloral encasement In metropolitan cities. Th Dersonlrtcation of art and beauty ab solutely nothing suegestlve. An artistic representation of the original "Salomo' sensation created by Miss Maud Allen In Iondon. MEETING NOTICES. MYRTLE CHAPTER, NO. 15. E. S. Regular meeting this ( Fri day) evening in new Masonic Tern pie. Eleition of officers and pair mem or aues. y oraer w. Jennie H. Galloway, Sec. Grand Central Station Time Card SOUTtLtBN PACIFIC Leavina Portland I Roseburg Passenger I 8:13 a m- Cottage Grove Passenger I 4:16p.m. California Express ............ .1 7:45p.m. Ean Francisco Kxprass 1:80 a.m. West tide I Corvaliia Passenger 7:20 a.m. Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p.m. Forest Grove Passenger ......... 8:50 a, m. Forest Grove Passenger ......... 1:00 p. m. Forest' Grove Passenger 6:40p.m. Arriving fortlana 1 Orecon ExDress I 7:16 a. m. Cottage Orove Passenger 111:81)1. m. Roseburg Passenger 6:30 p.m. Portland Expreas 11:15 p.m. West Side Corvallls Passenger 6:20 p.m. Sheridan Passenger 10:30 a.m. Forest Grove Passenger ......... 8:00a m. Forest Grove-Passenger ........ .ill :30 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger ......... 4.50 p. m. OKEGOX KA1LKOAD A NAVIGATION CO. Leaving Portland- j Peiicilelon Passenger Chicago-Portland Special Spokane Flyer ILanaas City A Chicago Exprass. . Arriving Portland j Spokane Flyer Chi.. Kan. City & Portland Ex.. Chicago-Portland Special 1 Pendleton Pat-senger 7:45 a. m 9 : 1 5 a. m. 5:00 D. m. 6:00 p. m. 10:00 a. m 7:20 a. m, 8:60 p. zn. 5:45 p. m. NORTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Tacoma and Seattle Express . . . North Coast & Chicago Limited. Overland Express Arriving Portland" North Cuast Limited Portland Express Overland Expreas ............. 8:80 a. m. 2 :00 p. m. 11:46 p. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:15 p. m. s:ao p. m. ASTOHIA A COLUMBIA KIVEJt- Lenvlng Portland Astoria sc Seaside Express .... Astoria Passenger Arriving Portland Seaside k Portland Passenger. Portland Expreas ............ 8:00 s. m. 0:00 p. m. 12:16 p. 10:00 p tn. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland I C. p. R. Short Line. via. Snokane , 5:00 o. m. Via Seattle I1U4S p. m. Arriving Portland 1 OV. K. Short Line, via Snokane :10:00 a. m. Via Seattle I 7:00 a.m. Jelferson-Street Station rJOLTHKlVN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas Passenger . , T:40 a m. 4 :16 p. zn. Dallas Passenger Arriving FortlanuV Dallas passenger ... Dallas Passenger . . . 10:16 a. m. 6:50 p. m. 11th and Hoyt Sts, Passenger Station BPOltA. Hi, rOKH-Mi) at KAlLWAi.'. Leavinsr Portland- Inland Empire Expreas 9:15 A.M. Tnrouxn trains tor waua waua. pasco. Roosevelt, Granddailes, Goldendale, White Salmon, Stevenson, Vancouver asd Intarme dtate DOints. North Bank Limited 6:35 P. M. Througu train lor bpoaane, Bpragua, Kltzvllle, Llnd, 1'asco, Koosevelt, urana- dalles, Wkite Salmon, Stevenson and Van couver Arriving Portland- North Bank Limited 7:30 A. M. Through tram irorn bpolcane, bpragua. Ritzvllle. Lind. Pajsco. Roosevelt. Grand- dalles. White Salmon, Stevenson and Van couver. Inland Empire Expreas 6:30 P.M. Through train irom waua Waua, Pasco, Roosevelt, Granddailes, Goldendale, White Salmon, btevenson. ancouver and intertne diate points. OREGON ELECT RIO RAILWAY. Leaving Portland Salem and intermediate Local... 8:16a.m. Hlllsboro snd Forest Grove Looal 7:00 a.m. Salem and Intermediate Local... 8:00a.m. Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local 8;ee a. zn. Salem and Tualatin only. Lim ited . ............. ...... :lSa.m. HiiUboro and Forest Orove Local 10:25 .a m. Salem and intermediate Local. .. 11:00 a. m. Hlllsboro and Forest Urove Local. 1:30 p.m. Salem and intermediate Local... 2:00p.m. Salem and lnteriuediata local.. 8:46 p.m. Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. 4:10 n. m Wllsonvllle and Intermediate Lo-I cai . 1 k:oo p: zn. Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Looal. 6:30 p. m. 4:0 p. m. 8:40 a. so. Salem and intermediate Local.. Salem and Intarn-vedlate Local. . Arriving Portland Wilson villa and intermediate Lo cal I l:l( a. m Hlllsboro and Forest Orove Local.) 8:30 a.m. balem ana inianneuisia &.ocai. . 8:40 a m. Hillsboro and Forest Grova Local. 10:00 a. m. Salem and Intermediate Local. . 10:65 a. m. Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. 12 :16 p. m. feaiem anu uiiriiucuiio .utii. .1 1:1a p. m. Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local. 2 :50 p. m. Salem and Intermediate Local. . I 3.40 p.m. Salem and Tualatin only Limited! 4:45 p.m. Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local.! 6:00 p.m. balem ana laiurmeuniB i,ocai . .1 s:oo p. rn. Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local I 7:t p. m. Salem and Intermediate Local.. 8:30 p. zn. Balsni aAd lnurznedlau Local 114i4Ljvsat.J .saw f 9 r a V wsm THEATER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATE In Effect November 1, 190ft Dallr or Sunday. Per Ieln. One Um 18 game I two consecutive times. ...... .223 Same ad three consecutive times SOe 6me ad mtx or fteven consecutive times. lMe Six words count as one, line on cash ad vertUeraetitA, and no ad counted for less than two lines. When an advertisement is not run consecutive times the one-time rate 'shore rates apply to advertisements nnder "New Today" and all other claseinca Uons excepting the iollowins: Situations Wanted, Male. Situations Wanted, Female. For Rent, Rooms. Private Families. Rooms and Board, Private Families. Housekeeping Rooms, Pslvate 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, reajardless of the number of words In each line. Space tn the "New Today" columns Is figured by measure only 14 lines to the inch. TELEPHONE ADVERTISEMENTS For the convenience of patrons The Oreg-ouiaa will accept advertisements (excepting; "Sltua atlons Wanted" and "Personal") for pnbU catlon In classified columns over the tele phone. Bills for such advertising; will be mailed Immediately and payment Is expect ed promptly. Care will be taken to prevent errors, but The Oregonian will not be re sponsible for errors in advertisements taken over the telephone. Telephones Main 7070; A 609S. TO OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS The Ore gon tan will receive copy by mall, provided sufficient remittance for a definite number of Issues is sent. Acknowledgment of such remittance will be forwarded promptly. In caee box office address Is required, use regular form given, and count this aa 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-ln-ad-vaAce advertising. The Oretronlan will not undertake to correct errors or refund money unless this receipt 2s returned. KEW TODAY. FOR SALE Hardware, Implements and Furniture Stock In best town In Paloiise Country, sur rounded by timber, mines, stock and farm Ins country; business all the time ; $70,000 business thin year. Located In own brick buildings, will sell all or part, or will make stock company and let buyer manage busi ness: will take city or country property as part, payment. Will make price rlht. if you want to step Into a fine business this is your opportunity. TO TRAIE H) acres fruit land in Washington, partly cleared: will trade for city lots. TO TRADE 6 acres, all in fruit, close to carllne, good S-room houce, barn and chicken-house, spring and well, gasoline pump, cow, calf, horse, wag-on. harness, pin. chickens; alt tools and implements to farm the place; 5 miles from Portland. Will take city prop erty at cash valuation for all or part pay. ESPKY, MARKIUJE CO.. 5S3 Chamber of fommfroe, Phone Main 8373 $4000 Cash Balance easy terms, will buy 119 acres of finsst soil, especially suited to fruit. All in cultivation, except about 20 acres of oak pasture: 50 acres in grain, bal ance in fruit of the best varieties and in excellent condition, brlntrtng large Income. About 800 English walnut trees, 4 years old, in best condition. Good 9-room house, with hot and cold water; 56 by 72 barn, new; also (rood outbuildings; V, mile to R. R. station and school, 24 miles to Dallas. A snap at 812,000. For particulars see KAUFFMANN Ss MOORE, 325 Lumber Exchange. CAPITOL HILL The best of all. In Portland proper. Inside the city limits on the West Side, the same side as the entire business section of the city; 5-cent carfare. Ore gon Kleetric Railway runs through the center of Capitol H1U for more than half a mile; depot on the ground; 10 minutes' ride from the business center. Every lot a beauty. 53x100 feet or more, price only J250 per lot. Terms given. We are also giving away free a nice 7-room house with choice lot, already for occupancy. What do you think of this for x Xmas present? Call at our office and see about this. Clohessy & Smith. 401-2 McKay Rids;. look: hehei I own the beautiful home northeast corner East 18th and East Ankcny st. House has ten rooms, two bathrooms, and all modern Improvements. I want to sell. I mean business. Come and see the place and make me an offer. W. T. BRANCH. 661 Kast Ankcny St. Chicken Ranch Over V acre; 6-cent fare; close In; B-room house; brooding-house, chicken house and barn; 1000; $100 cash, $20 per month. Come quick. THE LEE-BOWLDER CO., Second Floor Pantages Theater Block, Fourth and Stark Sts. FOR SALE a-uwin 92x143 northeast corner East 20th and starK, an improvements paiu. This is a splendid location In midst of l.eautiful homes midway between two cars but easy walking distance; room 5 houses and half cash will handle. JACKSON DKKRING. Phone Main 845. Stark St. Union Avenue Corner Close In. SO by 100. in best location; rood site for store anu iiats. a gooa nvestment at $4300 $3000 cash. KAUFFMANN & MOORE, 325 Lumber Exchange. For Sale or Trade lSOO-acre stork ranch, $t0 per acre, all fenced, all tillable, substantial Improve ment!, in LJouKias (jounry, or win exenanfie for Portland property or cloie-ln acreage, par lea difference. JACKSON ft PEERING, phone Main 345. 246 Stark Street. $3750 Will buv a new. modern. 6-room house on Broadway; close in: one of the swellest lesiuence districts in tne city. OTTO 4. HARKSON, 13314 First St. PULP TIMBER and WATER POWER 15.000 acres first-class timber, with 8000 horse-power, near a large city, may be acquired on terms, i-amcuiais aner 12th lnst. Address AD 432. Oregonian. $25,000 WEST SIDE QUARTER BLOCK Close In on 13th Bt. Partially Improved. STRONG & CO., 605 Concord Bldg. 22V4 ACRES. On Base Line road, this side 12-Mile House. A snap at $160 per acre; good '"""'THE LEE-BOWTJLER CO., 2d floor Pantages Theater block. 4th and Stark sts. West Side Home Corner of Park and Hall Streets For sale by owner, 444 Sherlock Bldg. Phone Main 613o. DO TOT WISH TO BUT A HOMET Then see HARTMAN A THOMPSON, Chamber of Conxmeros NEW TODAY. 25x100 W.Park Near Stark Close to Pittoek block. $15,000 Fourteenth - Street Near Northrup,- 100x100, in come $18,500 New Brick Near Custom-House ; very substantial, good tenant, good income, and, above all, land is rapidly increasing in value. $25,000 E. J.DALY 222-223-224 Failing Bldg. Union Avenue House and full lot In business district of Union ave.. with room for store be sides; worth jrtOOO. for $4600 ir taken at once. Call at 836 Union avenue -North. Thls 6-room house, modern, near car line: fine location. Price $200: only $360 cash, balance easy monthly payments. Brong-Steele Co. i 110 Second St. "We have 30 by SO Feet Near Portland Academy ' Fine location for flat; price, $2600 See us for full particulars, PARRISH, W ATKINS & CO., 250 Alder St. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Andrews, F. V. Co.. M. 3340. 33 Hamilton b(. Baker. Alfred A- 115 Ablngton bids. Birrell, A. H., 202-3 McKay bkig. Real estate. Insurance, mortgage loans, etc. Chapln Herlow. 332 Chamber of Commerce. Cook. B. 8. A Co.. BOS Corbett bldg. Crossley Co.. 70s- Corbett bldg. M T85S. Fields. C. E. A Co.. Board ot Trad bldg. Goddard. H. W.. slain and A 1743. 110 2d si. Jennings A Co. Mala 188. ' 200 Oregonian, Lee. M- S., room 411 Corbstt bldg. , Mall Voa Borstal. 104 2d st. 392 B. Burnste. Palmer, H. P., 21S Commercial Club bids. M 8699. A 26S3. Parrlsh. Watklns Richardson, A B. t Co., 230 Alder at 221 Com. Club bldg. Schslk. Geo. D., 264 Stark at Main or A 292. Sharkey. J. P. A Co., 122 4 Sixth St. Bwansson. A. F A Co., 263 !4 Washington it. The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand ave. and Multnotnan st. (Holladay Addition. . WaddeL "W. O., 809 Lumber Exchange bldg. White, B, F., 227 Si Washington St. FOB 8AI.K IU5AI, ESTATE. EAST TERMS s-room house on Willam ette Heights; asphalt street; modern all but heat; a snap at S47A0; $1050 cash, balance $40 par month. American Trust Co., 200 chamber of Commerce PORTLAND HEIGHTS home, 7 rooms, front and side porches, fine grounds, dimensions 98x160, Ravensvlew Irlv, on carllne, fine view, $4500. Call and see photo. Slg & Co.. 335 Morrison st. WK have 30x"0 feet near Tortland Acad emy, line location for flat; price $2tVio. See us for full particulars. Parrlsh. Wat klns & Co.. -'.to Aider st. HOUSES for sale in all vans of the city: acreage close In and farms in Oregon and Washington. Phone Main 4486. Kinney ss Steznpher. 681-82 Lumber Exchange bldg. 4-ROOM house and large lot overlooking the river, 11400 with (400 cash buys this home. Call 410 Falling bide. A FINE Alberta lot, must be sold by owner at once. 4 block from Alberta car. C 484, Oregonian. FOR SALE Choice Inside lot in warehouse district on West Side, with trackage. In quire of owner, 428 Flanders st. XHKB0 lots near carllne, this elde of 2Tth St.; only $2100; easy terms. Hart man Thompsoa. Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE Cheap by owner, new 6-room house. Come and make an offer. 1236 East 11th St., North. WILL sell corner lot, "BxlOO. 9-rnom house, very reasonable. Inquire owner, 50i McKay Wdg. A CHOICE) 100x100 on the Alameda, Rcmi City Park: $!a0O. terms. Hartman & Thompson. Chamber of Commerce. DO you own a lot? Then let us talk tn you about owning a home; easy terms. Main 34119. OQ50 New. modern 6-room house, block ... , - Ait. rrllA 1M-atfs.tl rrom cai. j- iiuiiui e-" . JG30 cash. Palmer. 017 oregonian bldg. BAKOAIN For sale by owner, 6-room new house, basement, bath and toilet. 109" East 27th. Alberta car. Phone Main S141. BUNGAI.OWS-I have two modern houses that I will sell at actual cost If taken at once. Bee H. C. Morris. 40.1 Corbatt bldg. $500 DOWN and $20 per month will buy a strictly modern bungalow. Call Tabor 1164 for particulars. KENTON. Choice POxlOO on Derby St. In business cen ter. Owner, 502 McKay Bldg. NOB HILL cottage. 7 rooms, near 223; $4700. 243 Stark. 33x100 lot.. TILLAMOOK .Beach land at Cttil at 410 Falllnu bldg. $$3 per acre. RIVER FRONT. Oregon City car. only $200 per acre; M value. 243 Stark. BIGHT acres for sale. R3 North Wlberg Laz.s. on Montavilla car line SNAP i block and 5-room house In Wood stock $1050 cash. X 438. Oregonian. $2400 Beautiful home In lot .VlxlOO. East 4702. Sellwood. corner CORNER. 100x100, with large 13-room resi dence. $17,000. Call 410 Failing bldg. PARK ST corner, $2100. Call 213 Stark, j.wsuim..'i tWsa....a.. Ey,.,,.,,,, ,.i,7T73r.