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TIIK MOXIXO OREGON! AX, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1911.
14
DIHO SCHOOLS HIT
Lenislators Would Abolish
Needless Institutions.
APPROPRIATIONS ARE CUT
JnTrlizalinie Committee Ilrrom
mends Abolishment of Albion
Normal and l"nlvfrlty of Idaho
Ian School at Year Knd.
ItOtSK. Haiio. Feb. .-Sp. l:. I'rob
iMf the txuwt itr&iHir rKommrntfatlont
trr male by an Inrrttlcatli c commit
tee appointed by an Idnr.o Lestalature
were those filed today by the Joint edu-
rat!na committee sent nortl! and aouth
to inspect itate Institutions, for in It
rr&nrt it recommends trat the Flat
formal P h.i located at Albion. In
jt-mtrern 1 !hr be abandoned at the end
of the (tool year and the bull-Unit amid
to tha countjr. Abandonment of the law
. hoot of th I'r.lrerslty of Idaho l also
rrrommndnL Riennlal approiarlatlona
are bally stashed.
"Hie conmlt'.M recommcn.Ia the follow
1r ltr reUtlon to the varloua atate
Institution:
l"nlerslty "f Idaho Abollsl-.nierit of the
law and preparatur j department; ap-l.-prt'l"in
nf t'" for a alrls" dormi
tory deferred: ifctil tax for mean of
ra ir revert.
Lea ! ."t'a'e Normal Recommend
a b rnnUI appropriation of $:w."X
Pro i lno Aliire Itecommends needed
mirotmrnta and a blerMal appropria
tion of !:.
A M.-n Normal It'lore location and
re.-ommer.d tbe absolute abolishment of
tha a- li-l and al f tha buildings to
th county for ruraj Utth s-hool: sv
In pui!a coal tr atate $ annually:
all for rllrr!bvr.ioTi of e-iilpmnt to
otiier institution by a committee ap
p'lrted br tie ;ornor.
..lemr f Idaho Recommend, the
taillahmrnt tf th M;h, hool coure
ard pla.-ma the svrtnol o tii baaia of
tl-e I'nivrrnitv of Llano.
Training s h.il-Calla f c csreatlon
of tmttaient children from other and the
creation of an Institution for aoch Chil
dren. ,pplnl-nnt of a Htate Ilnard of Con
tri t'r a'l nMtifton recommended.
WHOLESALE HOUSES COME
l ocrnr t.rl TlirreJ ewr Iln.lnra
r'lrma In Many .Month.
KlT,i;NH Or.. Feb. I. Speclal. Three
wr-,Vs.ie huuse In a many month
h been announced for Kucene. and
two of tiiem are already m operation.
r-r!T In Iimbrr W. R. Glafke. of
I'or'jAn.l. enterrd Into partnership with
CMirr, I'.ton. a 101-41 commission roer-
. ir.8. tor transaction sf wholesale
"cery bialnss and a slock has been
put in here, fine the first of the year
I. e Mason. Khrman Company of Portland
por rased a piece of itround near the
.aiuthem Tsrtrtc frelitht house, and as
soon a tt.- preset build. rK ta moved
y will erect a branch houe.
j"t M morrJr; It was announced that
Al n !.! of I'ortland had named
h'rAnt HUi.-. a commission merchant. Its
urt. and would keep a stock of
s.in.f.;rd irroceries. here. Gur Mrtralf la
r.sjoed a rtel-l manacer for tributary ter
ru,r. HMprnent In car lota will enable
local retallens to bur at price practi
cally the same a tjtren In I'ortlar.d.
"DRYS" OPPOSE CHANGE
lloerhnrg Prohibitionist Against AN
trrlng Isral Option Law.
Rr .-K It I" RO. Or.. Feb. t (Speclal.V
Following action of tha City Council
Monday evening, a hen resolutions were
p.s.ed sklns the legislature to so
amend the local option lues that the
lwuor nueetlon mar be vtted upon In
conjunction mtth city elections Instead
ef at general elections, the 'dry' ele
ment la today circulating petitions ask
ing that the local option lams be pre
served aa at presonl.
The amendment to the local option law
waa solicited by the Council in order
fiat t!:e voters of Ro-eburg nilcht ballot
upon trie Honor question In Dctober In
stead of at the time of the general elec
tion In November. l?ti
PERSONALMENTION.
Mr. and Mrs Kd An lerson. of Ta
coma. are staying at the 1-enox.
B ti'.alsyer. of Forest llrove. ia at tha
Ia-nox.
A. U M ine, of tmndee. la rrcistered
at the Lenox.
V. V.. Arnold, of l-ewil.n. Idaho, la
at the lUnnpo.
Mr. and .Mrs. F. F- Srulth. of Lana-don.
N l. are staylni: at the Karaspu.
J. K. ftoeeaburr. of Spokane, la res
istered at the l.amapo.
V. W. Hansen, of Clatskanle. ia at the
ferklna.
Oeorae II. firetory. of Molal'a. la reg
istered at the i'erkln.
I J. Hill, of Caatla I:ck. la at tha
Perkins.
s' C ftannard. of Tralrle CItr. la at
tne I'ortland.
J. P. Kltlsnn. "f Kolse. Idaho. I atay
ln at the i'ortland.
. n. May. of Medford. I staylna; at
In, Ftrt;end.
Mr. and Mrs. C Carr. of at. fie; J. are
talnc at the Cornelius.
: L. Mailt, of Ashland. Is resistered
at ' I'c i r.ellus.
Mra O. P. Washburn, of Carlton. Is
. staying at the t'urneliua.
A. W. Weatherford. of Albany, la at
the Imperial.
T. M. Italdirln. of Prinevlle. la reg
istered at the ImperLal.
Fdward I'unn. of Condon, la at tha
Imperial.
If. IV MarDonald. of Napa vine. Wash,
Is at the Orrsna
William Herar. of Oienahs, Is r(la
tered at tha Ore;rn.
M. J. Heron, of Burn, la at tba Ihre-
S.V FRASrisrfX Feb. t .Special )
Portland arrtrals at tha Palace Ho
tel: . M. J4immns. N. J. Larlnson.
l.loyd K Mresrns. Mrs. T. B. Montgom
ery and B. Hlumauer.
Portland i:njtliirra ert Contract.
t-riRf-ST GROVK. Or.. Feb. . Sne
elal stnnnard ax Rlr-hardson. cl II en
srineera of Portland, were awarded the
ontra- t for making eetimate and map
for the seweraa. system and survey
for the area in be pared here thla Sum
mer. T?ia preliminary aurreya will
start pext Monday.
Albany Depot Site ("htsen.
AI HV.VT. Or.. Feb. .-(?ner- That
the lre"n t:.tnc pasaoncr depot la
I Albany will be located at the southeast
corner of Fifth and Broadalbln street
la a rumor which attear to be well
founded. This la a snlendld location, ad
Joining tha Una County Courthouse and
belna; only three blocks from the site of
the new Federal building and four blocks
from the center of the business district.
The extension of tha Oreajon Kiectrtc to
thla city the com In it Burimer Is appar
ently assured. Franchisee hnva been se
cured here for a passenger Una on Fifth
street and a freight line on Water atreet.
WHALE KILLED BY, BOMBS
Ixmg Beach Itesldenta See Kxrltlne
Strnxgle With Leviathan.
lONO BEACH. Cal.. Feb. $. Tha
flshlna; launch Camluln. Captain Cook,
which r-a fitted out some month ago
with a whaling gun for the purault of
whale, which are often seen In the
watera of the Catallna Channel, made
Its first catch today, and after an ex
citing struggle off the local harbor
front, killed a JS-foot California gray
whale.
The leviathan was sighted off the
San Fedro breakwater and led tha
Camlguln a chase of several mllea be
fore the crew could put a shot Into It.
The explosion of the bomb drove the
whale Into a furloua torment, fila
struggle Imperiling the live of tha
five men In the crew and two mora
hot were exploded In him before he
succumbed and lay quiet on the ware.
A large number of email rraft loaded
with sightseers took part In the chase
and witnessed the killing.
PAILT METROROIaXilCAJ. RKPORT.
PORTLAND. Feb. I. Maximum temper
ature. i decree; minimum. I degrees.
hiver readme A. V. feet; cuana
In last - hours. X foot fall. Total rain-
rati. P. M to 1 V. it., trace: total rain-
tail since September I. !9lv. ;4.4 Inches;
normal. ST lat hes: deficiency. 1 4S Inches.
Total aunpltlne. T lioura H minutes: pos
sible. Is hours. Barometer l reduced to sea
el at a l: M . 10.lt laches
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
" The pressure Is decreaslna over the Pa
cific l:..ie. but a lare hil-pressure tleld
Is overl.'lnav the entire western half of Ilia
t'nlted 'Mates, controlling weather condi
tions la this section, and moderatele htrh
pressure eotslns over the esatern portion
of tne country !. preclpitstloo has oc
curred en I'usel tio-jnd. an.l quits senerally
over la. eouflieanern portion of tli coun
trv from Trial, where a t liunderstorm wsS
r.porte-L to Msssachusetta particularly
hear rains fell In Tennessee. ;.: Inches
Hariris fa. lea at Knoxtlle during the last
3 4 hours
The only marked chances In tempera-
LILLIAN RHOADES DON'T
LIKE TO BE INTERVIEWED
"I'm Alwayi Mis(lUotcd.,, She Insists. "Maybe It's Because I Write Let
ters On a Dash-ScraU-h-Hnrry-np-All-Through-Blot-Seal-It-Manner.'
BT LKONK TAPS BAEIt.
ll.IJAX RHOADKS I an artlve
1 dmonstratlon of that world-old
aqulb that the beat Rood coma in
small package. Also he la remlnl
rent of Tennyon'a brook; yeara may
come and year may go. but appar
ently Mis Khoade runa on forever.
It mattera not tha allghtest whether or
no she has anr ubject-matter. Her
audience may be the youngeat bell
hop or the very oldest of her retinue
of friends and admirer; ahe chatter
and smiles and dimples and does thing
with her eyea in uch a really fascinat
ing way that one forgeta what he's
talking about, or truth to tell doesn't
much care.
"I don't like Intervlewa." ahe pouted
In her very best tage manner last
evening in her dressing-room at the
Bungalow, where she I lioldine; forth
thl week a leading wrrman with The
tientleman. From Mississippi."
Tin always being mlsqiioted. Prob
ably it a because I talk Just the same
way that I write lettera. in a daah
scratch - hurry - up - all - through-blot-lt-seal
It-send It-never read It over aort
.of roa.inrr. But If I ever aioppea to
think seriously Id get ao arared tnat
I d never talk again. So I prefer to ba
a human phonograph and I have a very
good time at IU too.
"Are You Ever SrUms?"
"Aren't you ever aerloiuT I asked,
watching her frivol among the millions
of boxes on her dressing table. She
crinkled up her very good-looking nose
and reflected a second mind you, only
a second before responding.
"No, t keep Just aa far away from
that bugaboo, being serious, a I pos
sibly can. Understand, though. I mean
only so far aa IJUlan IUiouU.-s. plain
person and everyday girl, la concerned.
1 have mad It a life-long rule never
to drag my personal woes, and my In
dividual cares. Into my friendships, and
particularly Into the onea I make en
tour, which must, in the very nature
of thlnra. ba brief and end usually with
my departure. People, even your very
best and dearest friend, let alone pass
ing acquaintance, don't like to be ea-cape-valvea,
for some one else'a petty
amotions.
"So I never 'emote.' at least on the
coat lapeli of my friend. 1 giggle In
their ear, and atnlle Into their eyea,
and tell them the very funnleat thins
I know, and It's lota happier for all
concerned.
"But I tell you. lt'a vastly different
In my work. I am ambitious with a
capital A. and I certainly regard my
professional life In all seriousness.
When I loat my voice my singing
voice several yeara . ago. and waa
forced to forget some of my big dreams.
I waa mora than serious. I waa mor.
bldly unhappy for a very long time,
Tou aee. I waa with Jefferson da An
sella In Chicago. My voir was really
beautiful: that sounds like conceit, but
I gu.-ss I may talk about It now that
lt'a pone just aa pardonably aa doea the
woman who aays. -ph. I had lovely hair,
and loads of It. but I had typhoid and
tt all came out.' Since ray voice ia gone
for aim ays. I feel that I may discus
It with propriety.
"I bad atudled vocal for year, and
Home Elntertamrnents
The woman who entertains
takes pride in serving the
right things to eat and drink.
With a case of Pabst Blue
Ribbon in the house, she
knows there is one part of
the menu which needs no
revision. Everybody likes
Pabst
Th Beer of Quality
Those who know it best like
Blue Ribbon for its purity, uni
formly high quality and its low
percentage of alcohol. Those
who are drinkinz it for the first
time, are struck by its sparkle,
delicate flavor and agreeable
smoothness.
Whether your guest is a neigh
bor or whether he comes from
Alaska, Florida or New York, he
is sure to appreciate your selec
tion of this the World's Best
Beer.
Made and Bottled Only
by Pabst in Milwaukee
S. A. Arata & Co.
104
Third Street
Tel.
Main 480
Home A 1481
tur wrr4) a fall of 1 drei In northern
Montana, and falls of 1" t1rgrr- tr 74
i.Krii In Arkansan. lyullana ami Texas
Tti- weat hr is unuBiially warm for this
Raon of tha year tliruunhout tha coun
try (nsrally. tha only ttrnpora cures belnw
gfrn h-tnif rermrtl from northern Alherta.
nndlt.ons ar favorabl for sjenermlly
fair w-ather throughout this district Thurs
day, except that occasional Hunt rain la
Indicated fr Western ashlnitton. Winds
will b chanccable. but mostly southeasterly.
KOKECASTi?.
Portland and vicinity Fair
southeasterly
wlna. V
riron Fair; variable
winds. mostry
aotitheaterly.
Washlnctonr-Kalr east, occasional
l!ht
rain west portion; aouiheutvrly winds.
Idaho -Fair.
THEODOHK F DRAKK.
Temporarily In Chare.
Liiiiaa tcneaaes, laamar nesnaa a
Milk "The (eratleniaa From ll- i
silppl. Itaylng at the Bungalow. J
ray engagement In the East were with
the biic atars. Una night I walked onto
the stage In Chicago and started to
sing, and to my horror and consterna
tion found I could barely articulate.
My voice had flown without ao much as
French leave. physician and throat
specialists said tt was tha strenuous
dancing and continuoua work of three
yeara in vaudeville. .1 had been with
Carter de Haven and again with Fred
erick V. Bowers.
"I did that eccentric dancing a la
Georgia Cohan, and to dance and sing
too i about the most difficult combi
nation Imaginable as a health-breaker."
Miss lthoadea says ahe ha dona
nothing since her arrival last Sunday
but "remln!ee."
"Tou know It's elcht years since I
was hrre. and while It may sound lllie
a platitude, lt'a only truth when I say
that the very happiest days of my life
I spent right here In this lovely city.
I have thought oftenar of Portland and
the good friends I made here during my
40-week enaagement with the Baker
stock the first Baker atock. too, mind
you aa I sav. I've thought oftener
about it all than would look well in
print.
Portland Arouse Sentlmrnl.
"People would aay I'm getting senti
mental or mushy. But that's Just the
way I've felt about the dear old place.
I made out a list, longer than the moral
law. of ail the folk I used to (she said
usta) Ttnow. and I've been busy every
blessed second answering phone calls,
receiving visits and answering ques
tions. My hands feel a if I'd been
assisting Roosevelt on his receiving
day. But lt'a all mighty sweet and
pleasant, and I'm trying hard not to
think of thd day I have to leave.
There's no place on earth that looks so
good to this child as Portland."
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HOTEL SEATTLE tT
t-400,000 Recently Spent aa Ita Interior. All Fxtrnlshtnara and Apfolatmeats
New, Moderm mm Splendid. Headquarters (or Portland People.
HOTEL OREGON FlSHi
Bfk Hotel Coadaeted by "
MESSRS. WRIGHT & DICKINSON
The Imperial
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
350 Rooms, 104 Suites, "With Private
Baths.
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING
Moderate Rates.
Phil Metschan & Sons, Props.
THE
PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OR.
EntorcAX PI-AN
MODERN
RKSTAl'RANT
COST O.NU MILLION DOLLARS
THE
Te House af
lands naweet
alanine Mar 1st
Itheut hath
All front rooms
Ptr day double.
all trains.
0. W. CORNELITJS,
Proprietor.
OPENED SEPT 10OP.
PRIVATE
HOTEL LENOX
K. D.
and V. It. JORCEMEN,
Propa. aad Mara.
CORNER 3d AND MAIN
TTot and Cold Water.
Lost niatanee Phone
In Every Room.
RATES
$ l.OO and Uj
Amerlma Plan
Per Day.
from O. N. Ry.
w. n. wood. Mar.
Hotel Donnelly
TACOMA, WASH.
Most Centrally Located Hotel in the City
Recently Modernized
RATES 75c TO $3.00
European Plan Free 'Bus '
Al'CTIOX 8AI.F.S TODAY
At'CTIOV RALE. Februsry 11. of one sere
of Isnd with 8-room house on It In Holly
wood Addition to Lents. Or. Nlles Helms.
Al -Wilson Auction House, corner Second
snd smhlll. todsy, (unrlalmed baggage.)
Sale at 2 V. M. J. T Wllaon. auctioneer.
At Maker's Auction House. JRI Park St..
furniture, etc. Sale st 10 o'clock. Geo.
Baker ac Co.. auctioneers.
MF.KTINli NOTICES.
MEMRKRS OF'MT. HOOD CIRCLE. SO.
131, Womea of Woodcraft, are requested
to attend th funeral of our deceased neigh
bor. Hose Morgan, this (Thutrday) after
noon, af 1 o'cltr k from residence of Mrs.
H. F. Iavey. bt4 tlreenwoorf ave. Tr.ke
Woodstock car. Interment lllverviesr C'em
eteiy. Jiuc-lal car.
JKNN1E PERRrt.U O. M.
LOU KLI.KN COKNKLL. Clerk.
OREP.ON COM MA NDEH T, K.
V!liaf7 T. Ketular conclave s
r-iRi b'ld thla (ThursUty)
Cejr at 7:::o o'clock. Order
all! n
evening
of toe
Temple. Your -presence will ne
Hojournln; lr Knights Invited. Manors
examined at 7 "' lo -.
C. Y. IVIEIIAXD. Recorder.
SIAiTABEES t'MFOBM RANK will give
a soclsl dance In tr.s K. P. hall. 11th and
Alder sts.. 1'hurs.lsy evening. February u.
a.i.na. .re Uivlicd. Excellent floor; Utiles
orchestra.
Ml.VERVA I.ODOE. NO. 10. I. O. F.
Regular meeting this (Thursdn) evening,
j so o'clock. Initiation. Visitors welcome.
E. FREY. Sec.
DIED.
MOI.STAD February 8. at flood Samaritan
Hospital. Mrs. Christian Moisted, aged 60
veeia. 4 months, beloved wife of Christian
Moisted, and mother of H. P. Molstad.
of San Francisco: Mrs. H. J. Langoe and
Miss Mabel Molstad. of Portland. Or.
Family residence tQ Cay wood street.
FLETCHER At San Francisco. February 3.
William M. Fletcher. for tnsny years
s contractor and builder in that city.
The deceased was a brother of ex
tiovernor J. H. Fletcher, of St. Johns. He
left two children to mourn him. a son and
a daughter.
GET HI NO At Lents. Or.. Feb. . Joseph
Gethlnc. sged 5.1 yeara 11 months and 10
dava. The remains are at Flnley's par
lors Funeral notice will appear In a later
Issue.
LOVETT February . at lOSt Denver ave..
Melrla Loiett. aged 41 years 2 months
12 days. ftemalns at Zellar-Ryrnea par
lors. 94 Williams ave. Funeral an
nouncement later.
MACKINTOSH At Hulchlca. Sonoma, Cal
ifornia, on January 6. Mary A., the dearly
beloved wife of William Mackintosh,
formerly of thla civ.
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Sts.
OPENED JUNE. 1908
A hotel in the very heart of Portland's business
activity. Modern in every respect. Rates, $1.00
and up. Moderate price restaurant in connection.
L. Q. Swetland. Secretary and Manager.
"..Cti-iiSaa a a,a,af4iii4i-lS
irEATJQTJABTBRS
)HR TOCRISTS aad
COUMKKCIAL,
TRAVELERS.
Special rates marie
to families end sln
gle aeotlemen. The
manacemeat vrill be
pleased at all tlmr-s
to show rooms and
rive prices. A mod
ern Turkish Bath
establishment In the
hotel.
H. C. ROWERS.
Manaaer.
CORNELIUS
Welcome." corner Park and Alder. Port
anrt most modarn hotel. European plan. Be-1
our rates will be as follows: All back rooms I
alnsl. 11.00 ner day: double. IZ.00 per day. I
without barh, I1.1V0 per da jr. slngTe; Z50 1
All OUTSIDE rooms. Our omnibus meets I
H. E. FLETCHER,
jxianager.
HOTEL RAMAPO
Cor. Fourteenth ancTWashingtori
New Hotel, Elesantly Furmisaea.
Rates $1 and Up
SPECIAL RATES FOR PERMAXEXTS.
Earopeaa Plan. 'Boa Meets All Train.
M. K. FOLEY. PROPRIETOR.
BATHS.
STS.
TOU WILL LIKE
THE WOODS
T e"a T TT T Europeaa Plaxt
n V-v A ai and aiaVS Per Dap.
"Ifa All Comfort."
Our Table d'Hote Meal One Feature.
In heart of business district, center of city, half block
and N. P. Ky. Depot, close to all steam
ship wharves and C P. Ky. Depot.
VANCOUVER B. C.
I 3 it lis fTA
IISIV1 1 n 1 IJJ..J LJ2 J !i3i:
FO'EBAL NOTICES.
MORGAN February 7. at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Deavy, Nils Green
wood ave.. Roso MMiran. age .to years i
mo. 13 days, beloved wife of James Mor-
run. Friends ore respectfully Invited to
sttend the funeral services, which will
be held from the above residence, to
day (Thursday). Feb. . st 1 P. M. Inter
ment at Rlvtrvlew Cemetery. A special
car to the cemetery will be provided for
friends.
MOLSTAD In this city, February S. Ma
tties Molstad. sged M years 4 months, be- j
loved wife of Christian Molstad. Funeral i
will tnke place from the residence. MO
Caywood street (Sellwood). Friday, Feb
ruary it), at 2 P. M. Friends respectfully
Invited. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery.
HASKIXS In this city, February 8. at the
family residence, 4sS Yamhill street. John
Joseph Hasklns. aged HV years. Friends
Invited to attend funeral services, which
will be held al Holman's chapel. Third
snd Salmon streets, st 2 P. M. today
1 1 nuraiay February x.
lU.VsKfll tLUK.IL CO.
MAKltUAM BLlXi.
rtienear. .Main SISX. A 113.
stunning 4K McJ&utee, 1 unttsl liu-ecseca.
ttb. sad Ptne. l'bone Mala 4j. Ladf as
slstaut. otnea ef coanty coroaar.
KDlVAKIi HOLMAN CO.. Foaeral Dlreet.
ere ttO 3d st. Idy lstnt. Pbone M. Ml.
J. P. FINLEY SON, Id aad Madison.
Lady at I en dan t. Phone Mala . A law.
BAST SI UK Fan erst Directors, sueeeas
te y. S. Uunntng. Inc. E. eg. D -32a.
EiUCaON CO. Undertakers. T-ady
aat. 4U9 Alder.. M. la. A itSi.
ZKLLFII-BYRNK3 CO.. Funeral Olreelera,
tt4 Williams ave.; both pnones; tsdy
LEJtCH. Cndertsfcer. cor. East Alder aad
Jib. East .HI. B IRxa. IJidr aaalscaat.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OrriCE CITT HALL
Main MS. A IBS.
HUMANE OFFICER. KAST477
NEW TO DAT.
Wheat Land
4 SO acres at half what it will be worth
when the Panama canal is finished. Now
is the time to get ahead of the wheat
land boom sure to come. Just think
what it means to purchase wheat land
at $25 per acre that can be paid iur
with one crop. Trade your house and
lot on this and get back to the soil.
URl'SSI A ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Ulilg., 4th and Oak
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG
THEATER
7th and Taylor
Phnes Main 1 and A 1122.
TONIGHT TOMORROW SATURDAY.
Special Price Matinee Saturday.
The Big Musical Comedy Hit
"THREE TWINS"
VICTOR MORLEY and BFSSIE CLIFFORD.
Evening prices Lower fl-inr, first 11 rows,
$2, last 7 rows $1.50. Balcony First 11 rows
$1, next 6 rows 75c, last 3 rows 50c. Kntiro
gallery 50c.
Saturday matine? prices Lower floor first
11 rows $1.50. last 7 rows $1. Balcony
First 11 rows 7r-c last ll rows &0c. Gal
lery Reserved '.Wk. admission 25.
SEAT S ALETO MO R R O W .
1IKILIG THEATER.
7 Nig-hts, Beginning; Next Sunday.
. Matinees We-Jnelay and Saturday.
Great American Comedy -Dram a
"Poily of the Circus"
G-EORGIE OLP AS POLICY.
Evenings. 1.50. $1. 75c, f.oc. .Lie, 2Sc
Matinees. 1. 75c. 50c, 32c, 25c
RAKFR THEATER
a-' - - ' -. rer)"n enl tlerenlh
GEO. I. BAKER, Manager.
. Muln 2 and A SoOO.
Tonlcht, sll Week, Mats. Wed. and SaL
Baker Stock i.'ompauy in
"BILL Y."
The great modern comedy success. First
lime in West. Every act a scream.
Evenings, 2Tk: 50c 7.c. Wed. Mat., c
Saturday. 25c- 5ric.
Next Week "The Great John Ganton."
Bungalow JSrS
Geo. I- Baker. Manager.
Tonight. All Week. Mats. Tours, and Sat.
Wm. A. Brady announces America's greatest
Comedy Hit.
"A CEN-TXEMAS FROM MISSISSIPPI."
With a" special New York Company.
Ings. 25c. 50c. 75c. .1. Matinees. 2.'
Even
c. 50c.
Main . A 102.
MATINEE tVEKY IA
WEEK FEBRFARY "The Tnles of Hoff-
Finn
(Randolph Hartley's Adaptation) who
ielen.i Frederick and 'Company, liwrence
and hltzarrald. Welch. Meuly ft Montrose,
Herbert Rrrnnn. Itelen lownlnir & to.
Hondini Hrothers, Ward Brothers,
California Girls.
Three
GRAND Week of Feb. 6
Reouhle Sims.
Kelly at iMfferty,
Harry Gilbert.
Cycling Brunette.
Raul Von
KatitTntait,
ORASDASCOPK
Sherman De
Forest & Co.
In
Jay Circus.'
Matinee every day. S:S0; any seat. IS".
Evening performances at 7:30 and !
balcony. 10c: lower floor, aac: box seats. o
rneitlsllrrl UUi
Week CommrnHnr Monday Matinee.
t.GA(it:.V KM KM rtA 'iui.ft
THE BOTTOM LY TROUPE,
XU'rtelH ' a ilrnalaal A 4rift 1 A rfObalS.
Gwa,1l.h T nril.,.' Trln " IT.mll Hoch tV ( O.
Cnrrv And Kilev. Turrel y. t:aptain i ieo-
ni Mia vAnatnA Rt I.lons in Keats
Ability and Agility. Popular prices; am u
LYRIC
Home of Musical
Comedy.
On Week Onlv. Commencing Monday
Matinee. Keating & Flood present
THREE WEARS,"
By Dillon A King.
Thee. nrftirnii;nrii rinllv. 2:45. 7:45 and 9:1
Friday nlirnt. cnorus uiria- eomesi m mo
end of both Derf ormances. Next Week
"Wlsinana."
NEW TODAY.
300 Acres
Close to Tortland, has 30,000 cords
of wood. Haul into city in
one hour.
$40,000
Apartment Site
Corner on tipper Washington street
$37,500
6 Rooms
I Good, modern house, 50s 100, Overton
street.
8500
50x100
Good lot on West Side, near Willara
ette Heights.
siooo
KEASEY 1
nUHASOHJEFFERY
5 232 Chamber of Commerce. C
NOTICE!
All persons desiring to
view I.Al'HEl.Hl'RST art
Invited to call at the com
pany's office on the tract
at East 39th and GUsan
streets. Every courtesy
will be shown by our rep
resentative, who will take
pleasure in showing1 this
b e a u 1 1 ful property. The
same courteous treatment
will be extended to those
who have purchased lots,
as well as to persons desii
lns to view the addition,
and none will b e impor
tuned to buy.
A I, I. inquiries will re
ceive prompt end intelll
srent attention. Office open
from 9 until 6 o'clock.
TAKE M O X T A V I LI, A !
CAH TO EAST THIKTV
NINTH AXD G 1. I S A .V
KTRFKTS. ASK FOR MK.
HIITTEBi'lELI), OK
I'HO.VK EAST 9S0.
A Real View Site
for Apartments
We are a.lvised by competent judges
that as a site for hotel or apartments
the quarter block at the S. W. corner
of 16th and Montgomery streets is
worth considerable more than closer-ln
properties on account of the magnifi
cent view obtained. We offer you now
an opportunity to acquire it at a low
price for all cash.
STIlO(i A CO.,
Financial Agents, AOS Concord Bids;.
3 BLOCKS
From Washington, full lot, for flats
or apartments. No better buy, $6500.
GOLDSCHMIDT'S AGENCY,
253V2 Washington, Cor. Third.
Hawthorne Lots
COME TODAY
$850
We have been selling on these lots
but a short time and one by one Deonle
are buying them; there is a reason for
this. You positively cannot buy such
fine building lots as these at the rjrice
of $S50 for 40x100 lots nor on the terms
$50 down and $10 monthly in such a
location. Only a few steps from Haw
thorne ave., fine car service, close to
downtown section. Take cars to corner
43d and Hawthorne. Office on corner.
PORTI.AD-PACIFIC IV. CO.,
418 Railway Kxchansa Bid"-.
e
NEW TODAY.
PI I 4SU!1SU4W lat'L'.H', .1.1 JS.llUOU'iil.1 J tssi
Y HOME
BUILDERS
i and
CONTRACTORS
The Addition with Character
Offers specl.il Inducements and dis
counts to parties building at once.
We are prepared to finance first and
second mortgages to responsible pax
ties. Bear In mind, Laurelhurst Is now
by far the finest place in the city In
which to build for quick sales. It
has all modern street Improvements,
asphalt paving, large water, sewer
and gas mains, cluster light's, shade
trees, building line and restrictions
26 miles of theso beautiful Im
proved boulevards and an elegant
31-acre city park. All street Im
provements Installed by the city
under the 10-year bonding plan, one
tenth payable each year.
LOCATION
Right in the center of the best
East Plde residence district. Is
reached by tho Eat Ankeny. Rose
City Park and Montavilla carllnes.
Best car service in the city.
PRICES AND TERMS
Lots 50x100 at $900 up. Terms
10 per cent down, 2 per cent per
month.
Mead & Murphy
Sale Asrrnti.
Telrphonra Main 1303, A 1315.
How About a Living?
the first four years after planting a
fruit farm? That Is the question.
Sundale answers: First, we didn't losa
a chick from roup or pneumonia last
season. Second, our early vegetable
crops are three weeks earlier than
Western Oregon and bring the highest
prices. Sundale Sunshine, Soil and
Moisture in March. April and ilay give
the beginner his opportunity. The big
markets close at hund, and the best
rail and water transportation help the
producer. Our commercial products ara
European tirapes. Almonds, Apricots,
Apples, Peaches and early vegetables.
Chickens a specinlty. We guarantee
work to purchasers with team. Hunter
Land Co., Owners, 407 Wella-Fargo
bldg.
Klickitat
Fruit Land
160 Acres for Sale
5 miles from Lyle, Wash., on pond
county road. The trees cut into cord
wood will pay for clearing the land.
$o0 per acre. Terms: Half cash, bal
anco long time.
PHONE TABOR 860.
Special!
$16,000
Will buy one of the choicest H blocks,
close In, on Gr.ind ave.; nothing better
for an apartment site; cash will
handle It.
$5250
One of the choicest J-room up-to-date
resirlnccs in the swellest part of
the city. Walnut Park. $1000 cash will
handle it.
OTTO & IMRKHIX REALTV CO.,
133Vi First St.
Ladd Addition
SWELL HOME
N'aw. strictly modern 9-room houso.
with all latest improvements, furnace.
fireplace, den, sleeping porcn, oreaK-
fast room, built-in bookcases and buf
fet; In fact nothing missing wnicn
makes a complete home, on an 80-foot
street, with all street improvements In
and paid: price only $7000; about $3000
cash; balance terms.
;ltl SSI A ZADOW.
317 Board of Trade Bid.. 4th and Os
On Base Line Road
ACItres, 14 miles from City Hall,
Deauiliui iur piaiuiiK, an ibvci mm
in high state of cultivation; spe
cial price for a few days.
F. S. AKI, 023 Chnmber of Commerce
Will Build
ft'e own a beautiful 100x100 corner.
centrally located. West Side, and will
build you a $100,000 apartment house if
you are financially responsible and
care to lease it. R 741, Oregonian.
In Clatsop County
ICO ACRES fine timber land; cruisa
7,500,000 feet. 65c per M. This 's
all good merchantable timber, 85
fier cent yellow fir; other timber
n vicinity held at $1.5 to $1.50
per M.
F. S. AKIX, 23 Chamber of Commerce
320 ACItKS timber land, I7 per acre.
4 million good saw nmDer, 75 per
cent sugar pine. This is only 11
miles from Grants Pass; easy grade.
F. S. AKIX, 623 Chamber of Commerce
Snap if Taken at Once
Factory site, 93x2,13 feet, in Sullivan's
Gulch, adjoining railroad; small house.
No agents. A 747, Oregonian.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CO JOHX 3, CROXAV' ?oi '
JO 80s Spaldlns Bldg. & JO
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