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Newspaper Page Text12 WEDDING DELAYED BY BISHOP'S EDICT Count Scherr-Thoss and Miss White Yield to Decrees of His Church. HER FATHER PROTESTS Bishop of Brcslan Objects to Both Catholic and Episcopalian Cere mony Tate of Wedding Finally Sot. PARIS, April 30. The arrangements fr the 'wedding of Count Hermann Kcherr-Thoss and MIps Muriel White, daughter of Ambassador White, which was delayed by certain difficulties aris ing through differences of the faith of thn contracting parties, are now com pleted. Uhe civil ceremony will be per formed April 25 by the Mayor of the Klphth Arrondiseement- The following day the religious marriage will be cele brated In at. Joseph's Church. Blt-Iiop Would Not Yield. As Miss White retains her Protestant faith, her family preatly desired that both Protestant and Catholic religious en-Ices should follow the civil marriage, and the groom-elect and family were in full sympathy with this. Cardinal Kopp, Bishop of Breslau, the diocese in which the couple will live, declined, however, to grant a dispensation for the marriage except on condition that the groom re frain from attending any other relig ious ceremony and with the usual restrlc t'on concerning the faith of any issue of the marriage. Influences were brought to bear In an endeavor to Induce Cardi nal Kopp to concede the service of the Knlseopal Church, but theae failed. Mr. White tinally acquiesced, but as a protest against the attitude of the ecclesiastical authorities he decided to abstain from attending the Catholic ceremony. With regard to his decision he says: "Both my public and my private life demonstrate my freedom from religious bias, but under the circumstances and as the representative of a country emi nent for its religous toleraton. althought predominently Protestant, I have de cided not to attend the services at St. Joseph's, the more so as there are sev eral recent precedents for a Catholio ceremony and one of another denomina tion." CHICAGO REACHING OUT VII..TJ SEND LEADERS OF INDUS TRY TO NORTHWEST. Representative Men Will Make Ex cursion to Extend Prestige of the City. CHICAGO. April 20.-Special.)Plans Tor what is expected to be the most im posing and far-reachinjr Chicago cam paign for additional prestige ever under taken by the Chicago Association of Com merce both from the commercial and artistic point of view, were practically completed today. At 6:30 o'clock on the evening of May SO a special train of Ave coaches crowded to capacity with a trade embassy, whose personnel is to be a dif ferent representation of Chicago from that of any similar excursion of the as sociation previously, is to leave the city anJe?ploration of tne Northwest. B(Th '"Sates are to be only residents r Chicago manufactories and business i1rU,SvfS,T.R?d '"W't'on representatives wet, V vfr8it? of Chicago and North western University. The slogan of the ireU.r.ne "'Slnk deeply " Personal r.lHninm representatives of the mu nicipalities we visit, and emphasize the ThVest'0180 " " 13 related l he. P!IgrimaSe will be the first of the association into this section of the United or the Th8, Sado tension committee" of the association, which arranges such excursions met today and decided on the Fry Srf e tr,p- " 18 follows: J, 5 -KVD': Jamestown. N. D. ; Bis marck. N. D. ; Mandan, N. D Helena Mont.; Butte, Mont.: WaouJa, Mont : utwMT; Billings. Mont.; Bpo! rth Yak'ra. Wash.; Se e.t ' walh-: "nsham. Wash.; ver ' sh.; Tacoma, Wash.- Walla JJalla. Wash.; Portland, Or. ; Pendleton Or.; Baker City. Or.; Boise, Idaho- Nam! iftaW Lake CUy' Ut Ogden. cofo !?!yenne- Wye; Colorado Springs coln. cani, NEGRO LAD KILLS TOTS Feeds Baby to Hogs and rses Ax on Others. NEW ORLEANS. April 20. Incensed because his stepmother had left htm It home near Opelousas. near here fn ZtXtlfZ i h,S youn "epbrothers 'anS sisters, Tom Godfrey, a 12-year-old che.b'thfedh th TJFJw J Joe and later with an fat. F ' What Probaly will prova fatal wounds on the other children. ThT,J" Pjacd in J at Opelousas. The baby s hands and feet had been thl'n5' the hSS when und by , flv, Sh,b"' Tho younS stepsister iL 5Vl5 trfm a bIow of the a. and recover1;1- hSV Utt, chance fo' Building Company Organizes. EUGENE. Or. April 20.-(Special.) The K,ugene Building & Loan Association Vl 8 article of incorporation with the County Clerk today. Its capitaliza tion is J100.000. UAILY MKTEO BOLOGICAI. REPORT. rera??1"?- Arr" ?T Maximum tern Viilti J. degrees; minimum. 44 decrees. inches. a leve,) at 5 p- M- 3019 WEATHER CONDITIONS 2uonIrvh d,Thirbanca ,,M mined nearly h i . Jl ii . barometer Ik relatively lV-KI..over '""tern Oreicon and western JahlnKtoa and also Sver the Canadian" Northwest. During the last IS I hourT lVhi lain ha. fallen at scattered places m Ore MoIutnt':.nUan,d 'tlSM H'r favorable for sharp froats In the "any mo" ins nearly everywhere in the North Si Mate.. Kalr tveather will pre-vall WedSe.- FORECAST. Portland and vlclnity--ir probably winds fr08t In early momlnc; northwesterly ' Oreg-on Kalr: light frost In early morning 2 est portion and heavy frost east portion; northwesterly winds. Washington Fair; light frost west, prob- !t.3L.heavy fro,,t ea8t portion In early morning; northwesterly winds. Idaho Showers south, fair north, with heavy frost In early morning AT THE HOTELS. v.T,,e Portland A. J. Jpreuger. Paul Mur phy and wife. New Tork: Mr. and Mrs. in. Monsauat. San Francisco: P V Mnr rT' ,.fPr"neld: William Conner. ' John- Fr.HUyJ U-M- Tj""er- Angelas? F. Freud. San Francisco: c. B Beniamln taum. J. K. tolllns, San Franilsco; Mrs. K Brown Chicago; K. K. Dewey. VV anola- vV 'u?":pai K- Hopper. Indl- anoia. J b. Kaw. Spokane; t:. w Kerrlck and wife. Minneapolis; Isadora Lovemhal F A 2nL:rJJ.'?land S' Fpu1- Columbus Benson. Chicago; William Bock and Rarid?aCv.?HM,V,Sri;,lr,".ie Hartman. .irand C P riSJi.."- Drapier. Jr.. New York; Mvftle R RbHr. Fran.ClscS: L- R- Fi"ch Char e, f' s;,HaRKett-J San F'anclsco; i nar e. b . Stratton and wife. Denver ,harlC Barman. Cleveland: H. F. Vt0r'?: T'- B-hman. William Cr Fug-nf- 'v0i cH':"mu,' W- Thompso" J-- Bin-gtholth. Newcastle; K ( olIliiB. Ostrander; F. .1. Blnx storla X-,?"vm',"t . Writht- WaVia: H B M B nS??T:.H- --a"nder, XstoHa Vanc"uv?r-WlMn.d-Ch,a?! W- Johnson. MriT i u i ' I'tvingston. New York; k J' ,slOTnon. Rochester; Barnev Well New ork; William K. McClure SeattTe CJeorge Hendersen. Eureka; J r Mont 8!,n ancisco; F. It. Flnley.C (Iwirift M Megler and wife. Brookfield: l.ieorgo M. Hunter. Seattle: J. H Shan and wife. New York- -' V ,,, , " ,nd wife. Seattle; George" W S2"SrV gerrSF "i.'1?' Astoria ;K5ere V.ern?: ger. h . 8. Tarnett, Seattle; R M Wll e.an,d Alex Wo feJ;-Fan Fran! corTain-- m STnow "?:": S.' L Km,V oraills, M. Ixng. wife and daughter Spokane; Milt Arnold. New York ft J ' JIrdn rv ,Bnd son- Spokane.; V For r-H'o rV. .Y1"'". eatt.eF;0r;,. The Oregon David Rees. " Frie Pa u nnagnt,,,'i rcfU,i T- C" Morganridge Sterl r-hJ. C-.- lranc- Grand Forks; K. S. Saimo-. TOXU;- J?. M. Rafter White &tr5? -an Franc. cocA Mrs oPOTrinT,Wren,d: F- C' Rl,ey- Seattle; a Longtield lane. Chicago; Bonhia A Barbo. Bellingham; w. M. Harvey! Geo H. Leghorn. A. E. Wilde. Seattle- W JT Newberger. Butte. Mont.; f. W Oifford and wife ...Kansas City; M. J. Corwm. Seattle; Mi" Jl lT's?1? Ji P" Ml,,er- Butte- Mnt -; Miss Miller St. Paul; Miss Beyer. Lacrosse -V?iel,hrc,nner- Medford: rj. w. Klein and child. Mrs. L. F.. price Chicago- h p Smith Elgin. Til : Kdward WThielso.nd JnJ 'rhtiH ln?ci Charles F. Krum wife city- Ben bokanV Mrs- w- J- Blackwell. w'.? " BeP'oB'e. San Francisco: w FvereTJU?.l Z . wife' Sp"le: Mrs. 'Eliza ?hL Clarkaton. Wash.; Mrs. E. w. Thatcher. LewUton, Idaho; E H Pattlsori FnudlerWf'rMr & M" M1,,er- Stewart E? Fuller, Jr.. Wallace. Idaho; George S Fk'chanm. CaTdf,an- Philadelphil? Mrs! Frank Chapman, Dallas; Joseph Schauberg- ?A PhiH,Zn'f?""; U Marx- Settle; ChlAfo- l-..Ph'dcJ,ph: eorge H. Drewes w t8?.'.1. f- P- B"w'th. Pendleton eXn iSa. ' ?.a,m; M,ss Katharine B. Jud T bi Ve: - I'ouiK- Mandok. N. D. : w.5 or,S; ,edar Bapids: Mrs. Grace F Waldron. Bellingham; Isadore Cohen San Francisco; E. L. McCpy. Beaver. Pa M A ?Vo?" RHOTd ieTSe P" Brfuon.MChA: cago. B L. Barry. Dayton. Or.; c E Bcl- ?fElk9 Ity; J. Howard Milwaukee; Howard Samon. L. A. Amsbury. Seattle Jame. A. Harris. Detroit; J. H Sommer U," 'Seaat?reV?ne: Utzenburg. C. A Stan- Kait. -'"r,n'ra W" Johnson and wife. Salem; G. N. Muncy. Gold Beach: L Tlm rnons. Mrs. Timmons. Astoria; K ? T Hortg- skan.eASt,OHar; Z P,""an an1 "if". .Mat- Tot 21 Li D- Mves, 1900; Gibson ('alhev, M.,AnBCAe,,:GA Magorn and wife, oig r?n?0ri-- Kox"-"- Sacramento. C D. cnkn- d Vernon: Joseph Johns. Ta- l.a.' U.,A B'n'ead. Hoquiam: E. M. Jones. Chicago; George Kerns. Hillsboro; D. d P,ter5on- Q- Peterson. Miller. S. arid wtrM' 2U?e' GIa.KS0w; A. M. Meekin and wife. Spokane; A. H. Newell Aher de.n:Thar.,ea z,a"" U-yton; B BaningSn. San Francisco; Mrs. Lilile Fisher ilk Grande; Samuel Frave. KalamaVoo; A. w! Wachter. Seattle- Mrs. H. H William". FriTaLme'U Jenkins. Chicago: Ray F. Thoom Buffalo; R. T. Warden. Endeavor. llnV A- B. Marx, Detroit; Russell F. Col U ,J-. E- Burbank, Spokane; W. M Cross FndIetSn:W- Bckley. The Dalles; - J. Chase. Spokane; J. McNeill. San Francisco1 C. R. Overmeyer, Madera; w W Palmer eveo10"?- w) Wltchl?r andr w ne. Keverly, O. ; J. G. Morris and wife couVr1!?' i Mra- M. fShwaVcz. . ' Ilayter. San Francisco; s. n Pa.- F Ca! '- - 4 Holmes. Kings ion, fa.. p. F. Dessel. Boston: Miss A S!SV,ker1Cllyi " w- Bowers M A Nolan. Rono; A. W. Mohr. The Dales: C K BrM?lML5w: Mure- Clark Hood RK-e?: attle- r Th,tKKWa: J-.P- Waner. Se acne, tt. G. Thatcher and wife. Logan -B. Kuppender. city; S A Hadiioi SSA B ;lf"r?,?OXV,!r: W- C. 'Shaw.HAddorta:aNd. S-iCarlt?,n- Tacma; Guv Baynard 100 ft vLlam Rt""'8- Fresno; W. D. Carry New K,: B8hreve, New York: G. W WeindeT and family. Van Wert. o. ; Carl Plt'ner Wallace Mount. Olympla: w. C WallTnan Moremonency; J D. Gaskln. Columbia S" : B- F- Gray, Hood River. IT RiJIne'i,UB- T- Huntington, Astoria; H S. N. B Gowan. McGowing. Wash F J .a ne5Uand wlte- Astoria; H E Keyman" HZ- -T'58 V-T Meunger, Seattle ; G f! Eugene Fred t re8. eity; E. 6. Ratty rr. :Chc,CaF; RDobeDrt.RKCakn'slaL-KugenG-e'o-rgf'r'citB1 g ?hHX: S"ewMr Georse C Mil ler Wah7 WaUa "eorIS "Klnr..2: fdanrS aSlte1 Salem; Q. Chambers, Rainier; F?eT Todd T H cLrt?; W Ha7ter' San FrinSsco; luene; Robertson New Tork; Mrs. E E Taylor Ro'cho3-- f-w11- egon: Thomas V 1rno: A. W. Thomas. Baldwin p. -Jame, Huner and family. BaVtl. CrS: irf0n w4 B.liaeth1- TowISSo"? T,,fL n.C1!a,1'-H Wambegan. w T Chie er- Dayton; G. Sandberg. cltv- e C KhaHeealBaa,drar ?iT.Wt&cSl an.P,!ne?"Fkc at-' Houlton; G. C Peterson ' 15 ,H' Green Pnser Lvle- o "' Bag;ley: George IRRIGATED $100 DOWN $10 A MONTH BEST & WEST are 117 vaJ,the finest irriSated lan,3s in the West nrf i ! Willamette alley unlimited water, most fertile soil no sand storms nor extremes of climate, as east of mountain Ad joins Canby, 20 miles south of Portland. Five te"n and twenty Bore tracts as low as $100 per acre. Perpetual gravfty water" right, perfect drainage; quick transit by rail and river conen" ences of city, including schools, churched, telephoner and electric- Canby in the v n I mA by the U' S- Government at several points m the alley have demonstrated the value of irrigation, increasing TE X10 m tW tfUr timCS' and servin as insurance durinf ill J7 Summ months, making crop failures unknown. Statis tics show less than 2 inches of rainfall during the months of July, August and September. IRRIGATION IS KING IT'S UP TO YOU. The Willamette Valley Richest on Earth CHOICEST SPOT CANBY. CANBY CANAL COMPANY. Canby, Oregon THE MORXIX6 OREGOMAN, WEDNESDAY. BABY'S ITCHIHG WAS INTOLERABLE Girl of Six Months had Fearful Attack of Eczema Spread All Over Her Face and Eyes Began to Swell Scratched Till Blood Came Relieved in a Night arid CURED BY CUTICURA AFTER LONG SUFFERING -i J'?rhe,?-In little, Sirl was eli months Old I noticed small red unnt right cheek. I did not pay any attention to them but finally the Rnnta irrAw 1 . " ioigo that! eent for tho doc tor -who said it was senbed an ointment which I used for two eeks, but instead of helping the eruption. it worse, men 1 -went to a second doctor -who after examining the baby said it was eczema. He also gave mfv.aa ntment which did not help either The disease in the meantime spread all over the face and the eyes began to swell. I became very anxious, lhe itching crew intolerable. I had to tie the baby a hands to the cradle to prevent her scratching. The cheeks were covered with blood and it -was. a terrible sight to see. I consulted doc tors from September to December, but they were unable to cure the baby I paid out from twenty to thirty dollars without relief. "One of my friends told me of the Cuticura Remedies and I sent at once ror a set which I began to use that even ing. The next morning the baby's face was all white instead of red and you can Imagine how surprised I was. I cannot j 0 j a enough to praise Cuticura and I do not know what would have become of my baby only for it. I used the Cuticura Remedies until the eczema entirely disappeared, "l he child is now three years old and quite well. I used three cakes of Cuticura Soap, two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one bottle of Cuticura Resolvent and I never rise any other soap. I always recommend them whenever there is a chance for doing so. iT'i.1 fend you one of her pictures which she had taken just after she was healed. Mrs. P. E. Gumbin, Sheldon. Ia., July 13, 1908." ncaJ'C?i5 S-K Ointment (50c.). Resolvent ,w;h?T"l .yco";i Coated Pills 25c). are sold s",??' t!1-,wr d- Potter Drug A Chem. Corp. o!e Props.. lo7 Columbus Ave.. Boston Mailed I ree. Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases Cisco. Mike Raeser. J. E. Raeser. Rainier; w i L!lsen- Toledo; T. B. Bennett, city; W. I-. fan.der, Stella; J. A. Rhodes. Raln-vMiCrrr-, Sa,em: Mcintosh. Rainier; lJ JHs. Albany; I,. T.ard. Cadillac; Anna Lard. Cadillac: M. Falrchlld. city; T. F. Mehan The Dalles; J. F. Jones. E. V. Mr Farland ( Scotts Mills; w. Ruhl. Qresham; R Z' tyre Salmon: F. Ferry, city; R M.!fch- ahland: .1. J. Bowen, city; feo'T M"r'VNei1RieXS; gSannvi,.t Fyaer-fctKy.:ttA pCeelf,"Jkin5' Mryi. AJ.ba1y: w- J- Lonsman. Kelso; r. -- " Aimotrwiig. i-tatnier; hi . Trul- ler? w0ri80nr,(;!ty: R- 7- Ive'. Ram- r,r.iv,. ii. v-iatsKanie; B. T , s i wens, city; vanaU3.?chf'- Latourelle; John R ,rt Pl, "".J- ' A. R. ..j . .iciuinn ureene, cltv J J cltvnFr a.?.d Ro2e L.od8: ChQray! Johnson. 6rr.ee. ' mltt- Shaniko; Mrs. The Cornelius J. M. Kemnner and wife ?oan8a," iity: Fred DorrarTcT San FrancC': Joseph Parodl. The Dalles Will Scovine' STSie" S;rf.- W. Watson'Miss'S: vt iVr -' ''r, Biro. Bmun, Mrs. Amv aneT"-" a"d wife, Dufi.r- r VI T;iV.t;- Btoughton. nuVim.. A'" "s"""t Astoria: R c Blackman. Corvall s; E. H Stc.lte Tf, Th. vU . "luis ass. Seattle. Dlve.r?,0,rt"i,l,r! A. RutterandwK- couver- o w i? "'"eana wife. Van WUVeHo,SvW;5IOOIand Boise: O. gPtJSAi QreilpMX1 "m-V'MSlr-J?-"0 C1?ude AbramiaSa rnond U'gJ ' Seattle; Ra MEETING NOTICES. PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. 3. R. A- ,M- Stated convocation this (Wednesday) evening: at 8 o'clock. Work in Royal Arch degree A. M. KNAPP, Secretary. WASHINGTON- LODGE, NO 46 A. F. AND A. M. Stated communl ation this (Wednesday) evening. 7:30, R. 8th and Burnslde. K c degree. Visitors weli-nma rwn. W. M. J. H. RICHMOND. SIMAPTTIV 7 n T r: x-rk O T r r Members are requested to meet at I. O. O. F. Hall. First and Alder streets., Thursdav" April 22, at 1:30 o"clock to attend the funerai of our late brother. William Barnes. Visit- R. OSVOL.D, Secretary. HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO. Ill, A. F. & A. M. Stated communica- nuii tjurj , it ranButt) ) evening at gree. Visiting brethren welcome. C. E. MILLER. Secretary. LANDS Giard ees LAND OPENING AT . GOODING IN SOUTHERN IDAHO tiE ,??J)EN' OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING A HOME of o 10 or 20 acres, nhere all kinds of fruit can be grown to perfection, such as apples, pears, plums, peaches and all small fruits and berries. 1200 acres of the Home Ranch of Ex-Gov. Gooding, adjoining the Townsite of Gooding, on theMahT Linof the Oregon Short Line and the junction of the Idaho Southern hieh serves the great Twin Falls North Side Tract, will be offered for sale to Home-Makers onlv UNDER CAREY ACT RULES ON MONDAY, MAY 17. 1909 This land will be sold on easy terms to the man who will improve it and build a home. Not a single tract nt this land will be sold to the speculator, but onlv to the man who is willing to enter into a contract to cultivate it and build a home thereon within a year, and not more than 20 acres will be sold to any one person. These tracts will be sold at prices ranging from $360 per acre for those adjoining the townsite to ,fJ00 per acre for those more remote. None of this land is more than one-half mile from the Idaho Southern Railroad, now being operated, and which will soon be turned into an electric line. A laniS portion of this rauch lias been in alfalfa for the past 10, 15 and 20 years and is now in cultivation to sugar beets, alfalfa and grain. FIRST-CLASS WATER RIGHT WITH EACH TRACT Easy terms will be given, one-fifth cash at time of purchase and balance in ten annual payments, with inter est at rate of 6 per cent. DEPOSIT REQUIRED A deposit of $100 must be made with the Gooding Townsite Company before noon of the 17th of May by those desiring to participate in this drawing. If no selec tion is made money will be refunded. CHAS. T. MANNING REALTY CO. LIMITED GENERAL SALES AGENTS GOODING TOWNSITE CO., LTD. GOODING. IDAHO. MEETING NOTICES. iCC,EXT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 27 Will give a social dance and card party on Friday night. All members of the A. O. U. W. and "the De gree of Honor, with their frlenda, are invited to attend. Admission free. Rv order. T. H. PBASEY, c. SEVERANCE. Recorder. Marter Workman. FUNERAL NOTICES. GARROW Funeral of the late Mary M. Oar row will be held from the family resi-..c?- 237 -Ainsworth avenue. today Wednesday) at 8:45 A. M.. thence to the Church of the Holy Redeemer. Pied mont, where services will be held at 9 A. M. Friends respectfully invited to at tend. Interment Vancouver. Wash. BARNES The funeral of the late William Barnes, who died at San Francisco. Cal April 1,, will be held at the chapel of the Edward Holman Company, on Third and Salmon streets, on Thursday. April 22 at i o clock P. M. The order of Oddfellows wjll conduct the services at the grave, friends requested to attend. WKS,IFUn,?rral of the late Ben- ? A- Wue8t wl be held from the family residence. 614 Broadway. Thurs day. April 22. 1:30 P. M. Private. No flowers. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery. HACKMAN The funeral services of Etta IJamnwl" bs held the Laurel T00 E- Church at a P. M. Thursday. April 22 Friends invited. Interment Multnomah Cemetery. RITZINGER The funeral services of Vir ginia Rltzinger will be held at Finleys vUed at P- M- Thursda'- Friends In? I tinning, McKntre Jt GHbauzh p-niwrn Pin-. 'th " line, l'honj MaU 3 Lady Assistant. Offlca of County Coroner ZEILEK-BYBNKS CO.. Fnneral Ilire.t. ors. 272 KusseU. Ka.t 1082. lid" as.Ut.St. SV DDXMNG, Undertaker 414 Kaat Alder. assUtant. phone Kast 68. McENTEE-EMCSON CO. Undertakarai tady assistant. 408 Alder. M 6133. ' MffliZ TTTE-M0ST Of WK comforTalehappy? "- and your family pnrl oes..abut fo"Tth of it &o toward giving the landlord n:cdei!tiefsar,y 1USUneS f Hfe' hi,e U with the TaS This is a vital question and should be answered honestly. If you are a "renter" you should understand right now" that you are really paying for the house you occupy, but yoot get what you pay for. You will have to move out some day and body efs'e bOUht r the ,andlord to '"2 EASYEPMf1ndr.-1th0,1i,andn ?.f hme aDd lots on exceedingly jjabx 1EKMS, and will sell thousands more. We h.'IVB n V0!11;.1 1 J - r-i-. , ... "'"-i "i. from $100 nnr? 7n a,,j Z .T. a month Or we will VniM t oll if f i " "U1"' you Plan it yourse f, a seU it to you for what you are now paying each month as rent. B u reaoy to De snownl aa. ana s wi into "lTll. A..f . n i j- j a splendid proposition we have for Office: 418 Corbett Bid?., FIFTH AND MORRISON Opposite Postoffice APRIL 21, 1909. DEED. M'KIXSTRY-Mrs. W. H McKlnstrv f AUCXTON SALES TODAY. hilt '"in"'; A"ctonHouse. 2d and Tarn hill sta.. 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson. Auctioneer. AMUSEMENTS. ONE DIME STAR Theater ONE DIME ENTIRE CHANGE TODAY New Pictures: "A Repentant Burglar" "A Pair ot Carters." "Outcasts," "The bvna-S.-V"1' neral-. Fiancee." -The Teamster-. Daughter." and "We re Backing : x?1.0. a new Pictured melody by Dow Brink. The above offerings are abso lutely the latest arrivals from the gretlst producers In the world. greatest atseba.ll RECREATION PARK, Cor. Vaughn and' Twenty-fourth Sts. LOS ANGELES vs. PORTLAND April 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. ' Games begin -weekdays 3:30 P M Sunday, 2 :30 P. M. Admission Bleachers, 25c ; Grand stand, 50c; Boxes, 25c extra. Chil dren: Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c. LADIES' DAY FRIDAY Bo)s under 12 free to Bleachers v ednesday. rAY OlZOi T lauu in trtiXiUUtX HEIGHTS . - J-l.i U5? ' anybody at Xoyvn and j. ... :0 tin and Come and see us. Bring this . A 1 it 1 ui auto ana snow you the renter. what si inyestubntIco.o AMUSE5IEXI8. HEILIG 1 14th and Wash. Phones Mala 1 and A 1122 I.AST TIME TOMUHT S:1B. The Famous American Actress. LILLIAN RUSSELL In the Ttactnn Comedjr, "WILDFIRE." Prices 2.QQ. J1.50. J1.00. 75c 60c. T-TPTTT THEATER AlLjli-.lUT 14th an i Yah Fh-?n"- Main 1 and A H22 TOMORROW AND FRIDAY NIGHTS The American Comedy Drama "THE MILLS OF THE GODS' Prices $1. 75c. 50c. BAKER THEATER Maln - Baker7hGean"Ma'narernC ' Ge" 1 TONIGHT, Famous Colored Sincer . . t, BLACK PATTl L,7a.Vompany of '-1't,s In THE BLACKV1LLR fTROI.I.F.RS Bargain Matinee Wednesday 2Sc any ... Evenlnga 25c to $1. Matinee Saturday THEATRE Xr.'5htA w'ef- Matinee Saturday. BaVr Ptock Company In "THE HKSI ilOKV' Pla-T "nd "SHKRIDAV8 KIDK" t.reat Uir n. . n. . M.ti.2l"r- Kr. Kven1n 2!s'-- IS". 8eriai-y . xsext week' FHvata LYRIC Theater, 7th and Alder All Week. Starting- Sunday Matinee. THE LYRIC TO( K COMPANY TT - "S.VFIIO" ilht, " Personal direction of Herbert '."nd "a'turdTy "O"- Thura- Next Week -an the Hills of Carolina." MAIX , A 1020. Matinee 15-25-50C NIGHTS TUP A.TZrX 1C HC tfl 7Cn 1 . . . . .. . 1 1 '7V' "l ."Pni i Anirein Dolores In Cupid at Home." Iw Sully. Melnotta Twins and Clay Smith. Hawthorne and Burt PerM.e and Mason Roeaire and Doreta. tlelrn Herndon, Orchestra, Ploturea. THE GRAND-VaudeTilledeLux. OF APRIL 19. ANOTHER BUi B1LU MAY WARD'S 8 D RESDEN 8 DOLXS. Mr. v. I, firanvllle. IhiT and. Walsh. Norton and KusaeU. Meeh Trio. Harry McDuffea. G nutdaMope, PANTAGES THEATER Advanced Vaudeville. Htara of All Nations. Rafayettes Acrobatic Dogs A European Importation. One of the Oreat- est Animal Acts In the World. Matinees dally. 15c; two shows at nlsht. 15c and 20c NEW TODAY. 50x120 on Rodney ave., in Rood residence dis trict. 100x100 in Sellwood. small house, fine garden. Price 1000. Terms. 50x100 Corner in Sellwood. Price 1450. Terms. VERNON T-ET kunsalow. modern In all respects, .,'j?ck from carline. Price S2700. 1000 cash, balance 20 a month. W. H. Morehouse Investment Company 82a-324 Board of Trade Bids- CADWELL'S i ACRES ! $500 Per Tract Located on Main street, about minutes' walk north from J-.ents btation; 5c carfare. All clear. City water. Cheaper than anything else in entire dis trict. 2o down, flO per month. LAMBERT-. VHITMER CO. Itr7 Sherlock; Bnlldlna;, 04 Kaat Alder. I HAVE THE GOODS FOR QUICK MONEY if you have $3500, $7500, or $9500 TRY ME! TCn ....... - East 4127 after 6 P. M., or D 7. Ore eTonlan. Rose City Park Modern 6 -room new house on eitrhtlv tArsH-rfe,ar Car- Pr,ce 850; S6SO CASH, balance monthly payments. 328 HARTMAN A THOMPSO.X, , Chamber of Commerce. CLIMATE AND SOIL larn2tIrS vi,the ,be8t farms ,n the Wil Tamhl l 7'JSr5e and 8!naU: -Marion. .... .R A MATTOOX. WT-8 AbiDKtun Buildlne. M 2181. 69x120 Feet in Woodlawn t? ft- on Jadrona st. and 120 ft on Beiievue st. - Nice building site for twS or three houses This would be bought in a minute if you would see it A 1Sedy on the place that win rent for fa a month. J1000 takes ItT THE DUNX-1.AWREXCE3 CO. S46S Alder St. GEORGfc BLAIR, PVBLIC ACCOUNTANT. (All Branches.) 823 Worcester Bids Pbonea. Main 8371. 4018. Main 9 M-9.JB9 - 111 -iiLg' - ar NEW TODAY. Humason 6 Jeffery Real Estate Bargains 60x100 on Thurman st.. Improved busl. ness property. Rental 115 per mo $15,000 Fractional corner on Washington it. Good rental. $30,000 100x100 on flth st. Will build to suit tenant or sell. A bargain at $50,000 Apartment House 12 apartments, always rented, parlnjr JooO per mo.; 60x100 lot; fine locatioa. $33,000 100x100, 3d-st. corner, rent $7200 per year. $82,500 75x100 on E. 22d and Halsey at. A. beautiful corner for a home. $4250 Humason 6 Jeffery M tlSW- SlarR St. A Ml OREGON'S FINEST FRUIT FARM OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY We have just secured a few ir:aiCre.ut.raots ln tho be!,t "ilt If. , .thls 8at- and within the city limits of Milwaukle. on Ore gon City carline. All varieties of berries and fruits m full bearing and high est state of cultivation. If you want a high-gride. V"mak!n and altogether ideal home site, see us about these. Portland Trust Company of Oregon S. E. Corner Third and Oak Sts. A Snap on 14th St. Near E. Ankeny Car 5-Room Cottage For $2500. Modem 5-roora cottage, two bed rooms, nice clothes closets, porcelain bath, -washbowl; living and dining rooms with openings, fjne kitchen with pantry; porcelain sink with back; gas, electric, elegant droplight. nice front and rear porches, cement walks and basement, nice terraced lawns and shrubbery; good neighbor hood. Lot 50x50. Sold on easy terms. Call and in vestigate. RALPH ACKLEY, Room 605, Corbett Bldg. $500 CASH 20 per month, will buy a nice home of lour, five or seven rooms ln South Portland Near Second and Currv streets. Beats paying rent. Walking distance and no bridges to cross. Grussi & Zadow 317 Board of Trade Bldg. WEST SIDE A BEATj'TIFFLi HOt SE OV BAST MOXTHLY PAYMENTS. Tour choice or those new, modern Blx-room houses. N. W. cor. I7th and Javier sts., near Forestry Park: gas electricity. fireplaces. furnaces. fuli cement basements. Price 450: 1400 down, $40 per month. FIDELITY TRUST COMP.MT Owner 801 Board of Trade Bldg. Pbone Main 4-47. WE BUILD ARTISTIC HOMES OX EASY PAYMENTS LET US BUILD ONE FOR YOU. WHY NOT? Butterworth Stephenson Co., Inc. Designers and Builders of Artistic Homes, 85 Lafayette BldK., a and Washington Mortgage Loans on Improved City Property At Current Bates. Bnlldlns Loana. Installment Loana. Wm. MacMaster 302 Worcester Block. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1500-acre stock ranch. 110 per acre, all fenced, all tillable, substantial improve ments. In DouElas County: or will ex change for Portland property or close in acreage, paying diffference. JACKSON DEERING, Phone Main 345. 248 ta rk St. Lot Snaps 4 full lots, H blocks from car. 259 each, cash. 3 Jots, J200 each; very easy terms. 9 lots, $225 each: very easy terms. These are upeculat Ive bays. 319 Concord Bldc, Second and Stark. TRACKAGE for sale or long lease, 120x200. all or part; S. p. and O. W. P. tracks: solid ground; East First and East Madison. ROBT. IIOKP.n. Board of Trade Blda., 280 Oak. Main &4S. Investors Attention Best acreage tract ln Portland, suit able for platting. Large returns cer tain. Must be closed at once. J 25. Oregonlan. ESTABLISHED business. 50-foot front on Washington . St.. worth JOOw. has aver aged net income or -r month; in come now 4iiO to $riK per month; ill sell for 37.-.0 If sold within Srt dm s. -uOO cash, balance In land or security: leasa if dasired. V 20, Oregonian.