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COAST UMPIRES TO
WORKOfl SCHEDULE
Graham Will Introduce Plan of
Directing Movements This
Season.
SCHEME IS NEW IN WEST
Wen Will Draw Straws on Opening
Xnnr. and Thereafter Trarel Ac
cording to Prearranged Koute,
Saja League President.
SAX FRANCISCO. Feb. 10. (Special.)
Jutlse Graham. prealdent of the Pa
cific Comi Laue. la Itoln to Inaugur
ate an Innovation In baaeball circle In
the Wot by mappln out a regular
B'-hrdj'.e for hla umpire during tba com
Ins fuon.
Instead of tha oM Ttm of awlEn
Ing umptrea from week to week. Judie
f-.rah.in will have hla men on achedulea
for the entire aeaaon and he hopee to do
avar with much of the wran!ln!
which resulted la.'t aeason becauae cer
tain of the Indicator men were stationed
In ! eltl to freiientlr and In
ether far tj ahort a period.
The ataff of umpire a. which cnnalata
ef McGreevy. lltldebrand and Klnnev.
wilt be called together by Prealdent
Graham ahortly before the aeason opena
and will be allowed to draw atrawa for
the three route which will be mapped
out. After It la nettled In which toana
the umpire will open the eeaaon. each
man will have a regular acbedule to
follow out.
Thla l the flrat time In the recollec
tion of local baaeball men that auch a
acheme In handling the umpires - haa
been put In force and rTellent Gra
ham hopes to accomplish a deal of good
to all bands around.
SEALS OPKX TltAIMXG SEASOX
In Land of Raisin and Alfalfa Are
Moliler'a Roy Now.
MODESTO. Cal.. Feb. 50. (Special.
Snugly tucked away tonight In the lan.t
of ralsina and alfalfa are the Seals, Zl
all told, not Including trainers, a man
ager. war correspondents" and anap
sbooters. As calmly aa If thay had been playing
ball here for rears, the San Kranciaco
players have accepted Modesto and
smarted at their task of getting Into trim
for the pennant season. There was noth
ing sensational In Sunday's performances,
but the ease with which that squad of
ballplayers, for the most part Idlers all
Winter, changed from civilians' clothea
Into baaeball uniforms and commenced
the work that will keep them busy for
the next eight months, speaks volumes
for the discipline that comes to the pro
fessional. Headed by Frank M. lah. prealdent of
the club, who has come along to keep a
watchful eye over the boys during the
next 11 days, the Seals were met at the
station by "Kid" Mohler. lnflelder Bob
McCauley and Pitcher Ben Coleman, of
Portland, who arrived the day before
There were greetings all around be
tween the men who had not Been each
other since last November, and the oth
ers who were waiting to be Introduced,
and the ballplayers, escorted by 100 small
bova and hero-worshipers, set sail for
the Hotel Tynan, headquarters for the
team during Its stay In the valley!
Im Leaner, manager of the Modesto
Reds, welcomed the visitors on behalf
of his fellow-cltlxens, showed them the
main streets and told them he would
see them later at the grounds.
It's too early, of course, to be mak
ing any forecast as to the way the team
will shape up. but there Is but little
question that the squad met with pop
ular approval. Kverybody waa willing
to go to work with a vim. but Mohler
and the veterans understand the danger
of too much work and cautioned the
younesters to go easy. As It waa. Wea
ver. Uarrls snd Ward, a young lnflelder.
who Is regarded as most promising ma
terial by Mohler. were at It long after
the balance of the squad hrJ returned
to the hotel and had to be"7 called off
by their captain.
Captain -Kid" Mohjer. who arrived at
noon Saturday from Loa Angeles, re
ports himself In good shape and says
be bas the best team he ever led to win
a pennant-
DIG DALE HAS I5 TO REPORT
Seal tic Club Manascr Gives . Out
Names of 1 1 1 1 Players.
SEATTLE. Wssh- Feb. ;. Twenty
five players have been ordered to re
port here for Spring practice next
month br President D. K. Dugdale. of
t.'ie Seattle club. The rotund magnate
has Just given out the official roster
ef the hirelings who will try to bring
the 1U bunting to Seattle. The list
Incltidea Shay and Wlialen. catchers:
biceels. Peatoo. Joss. Dickinson. Han
son. Hadley. Zachert. Hlnkle. Furch
per. Pat B'itler and James, pitchers:
Weed 1-eard. Raymond. Bues. Chick
and Watklns. Inflelders; Cocaah. Mar
p.ir. Davidson. Crulkshank. Kelly and
XI o ran. outfielders.
The liel compriaea practically every
member of last years team, which
finished near the cellar. There Is some
doubt as to whether Danny Shea will
rorne bark to Seattle. He Is In Cali
fornia, and has said repeatedly that
he will not wear a Seattle uniform thla
year. Bert Whaling did some Rood
work for the Seattle club laet year,
and Manager Jack Ttghe will depend
on him to do the bulk of the receiving
behind the bat If the peppery Shea re
fuses to. report.
Carrvlng out hla policy In the pre
vious two seasons. President Dugdale
will train his men In Seattle. He be
lle es the players will get more accus
tomed to the weather than If they
were to spend the practice season In a
different climate. The expense, too. Is
much less, and It Is possible to try out
a, greater squad than If he had to pay
the expenees of a young army on the
HVXTER IS SHOT iXtll PEER
Coburg Youth, Mistaken for Animal,
Killed by rrlend.
ECGENE. Or, Feb. 10.- -Clarence
TMpps. aged 17 years, waa shot and
killed by Harvey Sutherland, of about
the same age. In the hills tour miles
northeast of Coburg and Is or 11 miles
from Eugene. Sunday afternoon, the
latter mistaking the Phlpps boy for a
deer.
vixrr Thlnra and Rev Oreen started
from their homes, two nillea north of
Coburg. for the hills to hunt squirrel
and other small game anu yuuns; sum
srland aione left his home In Coburg
about the same time to look after some
traps he had set In the hills. Phipps
and Graaa knew oouuog i ouiu
land's presence In the vicinity, neither
did Sutherland know the othera were
there. Sutherland, while resting In the
dense underbrush, saw an object mov
Ina; about 250 yards distant and. think-tn-j
It was a deer, took careful aim and
fired. He waa horrified to hear a cry
from Green. He ran toward the spot
and found Fhipps dead, with a bullet
hole. In his head. The ball had entered
below the left nostril and lodged In
the back O' the brain. Death waa In
stantaneous. Sutherland ran all the way to Co
burg and told people what he had done,
while young Green watched over the
body of hla companion. A party of citl
sens went out and brought the body to
Coburg and It will bo burUd tomorrow.
The boys had known each other for
years, were good friends, and on that
account It Is thought thst no charge of
malicious killing will be brought. Coro
ner Gordon Is holding an Inquest over
the body of Phlpps ..oday. Phlpps Is a
son of Ira Phipps. living on a farm
north of Coburg. and Sutherland Is a
son of G. M. Sutherland, living In
Co urn; - " . ......
COLOIDIA A ITER NATIONALS
Soccer Football Champions to Meet
Here Wednesday. '
The Columbia University soccer foot
bail team, probable winners of the In
terscholastic League championship, bas
made arrangements for a game with the
National Football Club, winners of the
Oregon state championship. The game
-
will be played Wednesday afternoon on
tle ColumbtM Club grounds, Williams
avenue and Stanton streets.
i. -ii v. aba. nf ha ti r-m rr ' tuanu!
of the senior and Junior leagues coming
togetner ana a grvi wt w m
being shown over the game. The Na
tionals will have Its strongest team In the
rray.
The following men will play for the Na
tionals: Buchanan, goal; Buchan and
cr i. Va.ilh.m PnhptKnn Bnii
Towns, halfbacks, Barbus, Ingles, Billlng
tnn riinrn anrl Hiehett. forwards. Ben
Green will be the referee,
BERG 10 FIGHT DUARTE
ARM V MIDDLEAV WEIGHT SAID
TO BE COMING "CHAMP."
Both Boxers Who Will Appear at
Vancouver Tomorrow Have Good
Ring Records.
Otto Berg and Jack Duarte will fight
at the Vancouver. Wash., auditorium, at
o'clock tomorrow night. Berg la an
artilleryman from the Eiist, holding the
middleweight championship of the United
Statea Army. He whipped Al Nelll In
As:or.a In two rounds, and fought a ten
round draw with Frlta .Holland, of Spo
kane. Holland has a decelon over Jack
Lester. Jack Grant says he believes Berg
to be the coining champion middleweight
tighter of the United Stair.
Duarte has fought 32 Tshta, and has
had two decisions sjalnst him. One of
these wa in a six-round fight with Frits
Holland, which was declared a draw, and
the other a four-round bout with Johnnie
O Keefe. Duarte has never been knocked
out. He whipped Ace Clementav of Port
land, in a ten-round fir to.
There will be two aix-round prelimi
naries al the auditorium tomorrow night,
one between Chuck O'Connell. of San
Francisco, and Harry Harrison, of
Astoria, we'ght 115 pounds. The other Is
between Private Courtney., of Vancouver
Barracks, and Toung Mitchell. Duarte s
sparring partner, weight 170 pounds.
SWIMMING RECORD IS BROKEN
C. M. Daniels Goes 200 Meters in S
Minutes SS S-S Seconds.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. C. M. Daniels,
the New Tork Athletic Club aquatic
expert, added another world's record
to his already large list In a :00-meters
swim In the club's tank today. Start
ing in a sanctioned contest with J. H.
Rellly, New York Athletic Club, as a
competitor. and Amateur Athletic
Union officials in charge. Daniels made
the iOO meters In 2 minutes 1 S-S
seconds.
The old record. 1:10, wss mads by
F. E. Beaurpare. of Australia.
1WO RIVERS TEAM STALLED
Advance Man Disappears After
Scheduling La Grande Game.
LA GRANDEv Or, Feb. SO. Special. V
Uncertain where to turn, or where next
to play, the Hamilton basketball team,
of Two River. Wis.. Is tied up here
rending the arrangement of further
games by the traveling manager.
The advance man suddenly disappeared
here, and nothing has been hesrd by
the players of their agent since schedul
ing the La Grande game. ...
Akin Signs With Angels.
T.OS ANOKI.KS. Cal- Feb. 20 (Spe
cial.) Henry Berry today received tu
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:L-A "i j
if- . I
a., man nueiern f in .. I
OXe Berg, Artillery anas, ta X
Will Bex Jack Dearie at Vaa. i
roarer Teaaerrew. T
TJIE MOKXIXO OREGOXIAy. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1911.
MR.
We Will
Help to
Finance
The
Building
O f Your
Home.
.'-ris
MEAD & MURPHY,
522-6 Corbett Bldg.
Main 1503 . A 1515
signed contract of Roy Akin, the third
baseman secured rrom Seattle.
Accompanying the contract was a
letter upsetting; the calculations of the
Northwestern critics who had predict
ed that Akin would urove to be the
champion holdout. Akin says that he
is well satisfied with the toims and
conditions under which he is to play,
and that he will leave for Los Angelrs
next Thursday.
Agnew, who arrived from Seattle,
spoke highly of Akln's work, pro
nouncing him the best inflelde- In the
Northwestern League last season
Chess Tournament On.
BAN SEBASTIAN. Sraln. Feb. 10.
The first round of the International
Chess Masters' tournament here today
resulted aa follows: Tarrasch beat
Ntamxowltsch; Capablanca beat Bern
stein: the games between Marocxy and
Marshall and Spielman and Vldmar were
drawn, while thoee between S.-hlechter
and Burn and Rubensteln and Telchnian
were adjourned until 'Wednesday. Leon
hardt had a bye.
Boston Red Sox 6tart Wet.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Manager Patsy
Donovan, of the Boston American League
club. Joined of hie players here today
and the party departed tonight on a spe
cial train for Los Angeles, to begin train
ing. President "Tip" O'Neill, of the
Western League, has arranged exhibi
tion games for a seven-week trip ana
will aecompany the team.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
D.I1, T 0.day.
Owe time v 1
MM ad two eeaaeeetlTe time.
fame ad three reuecutive '"..;?"
seme atl six ee eevea eooaeeeUve times .see
Kemltlaaee must accompaay out-of-towa
ertlers. . ,
Mx weed reonts as eae Ha ea ease, ad
venlerments aad ave ad counted tor lees
than twe Uaee.
When aa advertisement Is aet roe eoaseea
live times the eoe-tline rate applies.
Oa cbaree ef book adTeetl.emenls the
rears .III be baaed the actual "'
of lloea appearing la the paper, regardless
ef tbe number "I word In each Use.
la New Today all advertisement are
charged by measure only. 14 lines to tbe
'"I'he abeve rate apply to advertisements
tattler "New Today and all ether claastftoa
tiooe excepting the follewlng: .
hltnatioaa Wanted. Male.
Mlnaliona Wanted. Kemale.
jor Rent. Rmhi, Private Famine.
ftnoma and Board. .Private Kamllle.
Hoosekerplag Koums. Private turn! lie.
The rate oa tbe above claaatfloatlua la 7
rents a line eacb Insertion.
m onaa box office address Is required,
eeont this ne part of the ad. Anscn to
advertlaementa will be forwarded to patrons,
provided aelf-addreaeed envelope are In
closed. 15-Round Boxing Contest
Orte Berg;, 138 lbs-, ef Pert Stevene,
t a. -Jack
Dasrie, ISA Iba Oakland, CnL
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AT VAXCOtVKK, WASH,
WEDSESOAV, FEB. 33, llt, 8S0 P. M.
Under Auspices of
Vancouver Athletic Club.
Reserved seats. $2.50 and $2; general
admission. J1.50; balcony, fl. Feats on
ale at Schiller's Post. Ueo. B. Thoma,
Vancouver: Sherm. Cochran, St. Johns,
and Hall's Saloon. Alblna. Seats reserved
by phone held till I P. M. Wednesday.
fife!)
A hotel
activity,
and up.
L. Q.
HOTEL SEATTLE SSTt'tTI
aeOOvOOO Recently Spent Its Interior. All Fnmlablngs and AppelntnsenU
Hew, Medera and Splendid. Headqaartern for Portland People.
HOTEL OREGON
Beth Hotels Con fleeted by
MESSRS. WRIGHT & DICKINSON
The Imperial
aou Kooms, vi ouues, i no inum
Baths.
NEW FIEEPKOOF BUILDING
Moderate Rates.
Phil Metachan Sons, Props.
THE
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PORTLAND, OR.
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OPENED SEPT IMS.
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l'rope. and Mara.
CORNER 3d AND MAIN STS.
Bet and Cold Water.
Leas Dlntnnee Phone
la Everr Room.
RATES
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Hotel Donnelly
TACOMA, WASH.
Most Centrally Located Hotel In the Cite
Recently Modernized
RATES 75c TO $3.00
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Dinner is served leaving Portland. Tbe fastest train between Portland
. and Spokane. Busy people appreciate the schedule.
No time last en route.
Onset-ration Cars.
Coannnrtinent Sleeplnsr-Cars. k
standard Sleeplna-Cnrn.
runlnc Care. Menla a la Carte.
Tonrist Sleeptnsr-C'ars.
Flrst-Clnan Concken.
NORTH BANX STATION, ELEVENTH AND HOYT STS.
CITY TICKET 0rFICE3
Third and Morrison Sts. 122 Third St.
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Sts.
OPENED JUNE. 1908
in the very heart of Portland's business
Modern in every respect. Hates, $1.00
Moderate price restaurant in connection.
Swetland. Secretary and Manager.
PORTLAND
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rncAnqrARTERS
for TOI IUSTS and
COJLMERCI.U.
TRAVKLEK3.
Special rates made
to families and sin
gle gentlemen. The
manusement will be
pleased at all time
to show rooms and
ctve prices. A mod
ern TurWUh Batb
establishment In tks
hotel.
O. J. KAlTHAJf,
BInnncer.
THE CORNELIUS
The House of 'Welcome, corner ParK
and Alder; European plan, new, modern
end strictly up to date; fine sample
rooms; rates ti per day and up; rooms
with bath. 2 per day up; all outside
rooms; our omnibus meets all trains.
H. E. FLETCHER,
t.
Manacer.
HOTEL RAMAPO
Cor. Fourteenth ancTWaahlngtori
New Ilotel, Kleaantly Fnrnlabed.
Rates $1 and Up
SPEvCIAI. RATES FOR PERMAXEJiTJ.
European Plaa. Ham Meets All Trmla.
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Chicago's newest,
most beautiful and
most conveniently
located hotel.
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distilled ice water.
Moderate Rates. I
BY NIGHT TO
OKANE
Leave Portland 7:00 P.M.
Arrive Spokane 6:55 A. M.
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG
THEATER
7th and Taylor
Phones Mala 1 and A'1122.
Tonlrht 8:15
All H'eek.
Special price
matinee tomorrow
JAMES T. POWERS
Uf THE MUSICAI. COMEDY
"HAVANA"
80 PEOPLE SPECIAL. ORCHESTRA.
Evenlns: Lower floor. t2, 1.M: balcony.
1.50. SI, 75c 60c; entire sallery. BOc.
Tomorrow and Saturday matinees: Lower
floor. SI. 50. SI; balcony, $1, 75c: last
11 raw. 50c: sallery. 35c. 2c.
Tt A TPTTi THEATER
lV Morrieee and Elerenth
Main t and A 5S60. .
Grorse L. Baker. Manacej.
Tonight, all week, matinees Wed.
BatuFdaV 25c BOc). Baker Stock Company
in New York's latest Western success.
"PIERRE OF THE PLAIS.
Dramatized from Gilbert Parker". nel.
Superb cenery. raacinainfs v'"-
acter atuaies. tirimift". -
Next week "The Christian."
Bungalow
Theater
rikiiT m
Georee U Baker. 0',f,"l"!L!
Boturn of popular favorite. All '"'".
Richard Jose. Americas noioa zrr,
ported by Louise Kent. In the beauUul New
"SILVER THREADS."
Hear Mr. Jose sins the old soncs. E,ven'"K,m'
26c, BOc. 75c. SI. Thursday Bargain Mt..
a- .... .i - . .1 Vavt SMK.
OC. DSU jaai.. C, ww
"Max 1)111."
Maine, AlOtO.
TWF.ATTER
WF.KK FEBRtJART iO The Fonr Huntings.
In tne merry tomfoolery "The lool 1'' -
ii a.i Mr nttn a 'Ar nnM TtUlCM. J.I10
jmrr ; , lunim va.e,vt -
Fire CommiiHitoner, The Gordon.
GRAND Week of Feb. 20
a I . s.. II Weston Yoons;
4 iiiUuiUdi mm
Premier Xylophone
ArtloU.
HnlniM A fUleir
Soroghan ft Lennox,
Mile. Slvlerado
Era Madge.
GRANDASCOPE
alatlnse every day. i 0; any seat. lSa
Evenlnc performance at 7:30 and s".
balcony. j6c: lower iloor. 25c; box neata. aoa
Week Commenolog Monday Mnt.. Job. SO.
Attraction tmuii'j.
Six lnternatlonnl lloboea Blx
IN "TRAM PLAN D."
Andenon and Evan, Rlccl Saxaphone Quar-
. . r i . i 1 1. . Tk . . 1 a. j it rsi nav
Samuels, Hap Handy and Company, The
Cromwell, popular price " -
Curtain 2:30. 7:S0 and 0.
LYRIC
PORTLAND'S FAM
ILY FLAYHOl'SE.
ALL THIS WEEK.
And tbe Lyric Musical Comedy Company In
lvyi ov4hv'a Troubles
Three performance, dally. 2:5. 7:45. 9:15.
Friday night. Chorus Girls- Contest afur
..rh n.r'ormance.
AUCTIOX S-4I-E8 TODAY
At 884 Morrison trei. oi"- in a m
fixtures., fireproof afe. etc. faale at 10 A. M.
J. 1. nrii.wM, "-"
A Baker'. Auction Hou.. , ...
ksr A. Co., auctioneer.
At residence. 1S2 Lincoln .ireei.
A. M.. by Ford Auction Co.
DIED.
ToTd' PeVSafa y-r belod
husband of Emmi Porter and father o,
GeSrgMf-ERceMcFarradC1mtln.0;n
bfbrouhtoPorlfand for burial. Funeral
announcement later.
PFvlGTON In thla city. February to.
P 169 East 14?h St.. Henry Pennington,
need " year. The remains are at Fln
fey'J parlor. Th. deceased was a mem
ber of the L O. O. F., Modern Wood-
' men and Mawnic fraternities. Funeral
Sotlee will appear In a later Issue.
rprnMAN In this city. February 20. at
family residence. 766 Gantenboln
' i.ve.. Andrew J. Freeman, aged 68 year.
Announcement of funeral later.
SMITH In thl city. February ip. at tn
family residence. 568 Hoyt St., Mrs. Quln
fnul A. smtth. ised 75 year Announce
ment of funeral later.
isrHtMBBAB In this city. February 0.
af I h falnlly residence. 25 East Third
street North. Emma J. Archambeau.
Announcement of funeral later.
rCKERAL NOTICES.
ACKIN At th family residence. S
MManory ave.. John B. Mackln. aged
rear 2 montha 6 days. Funeraj serv
iceswUl be held at . St 'c
at Zeller-Byrne Co.' parlor. .M W -Hams
ave.
r:niMM In thi city, February 20, at hi
Ut. re.ld.nc.. 889 Gantenbeln svenu
Frank Grimm, aged 66 year. 2 montha
days. Friends Invited to funeral service,
which will be held at the residence bSJ
Gantenbeln avenue, at lj 30, then ce to
German Lutheran Church, corner XV 11
ham. avenue and Graham avenue, at 2
P M. Wednesday. February 22. Inter
ment Ro.e City cemetery.
PARK In thi city, February 19, at hi
P'at residence. 97 Vermont street V, 1 1
ra.n Park, aged 63 years. "lonth;rsJ
riavs formerly a resident of parson
Height. Trleiid. invited to funeral serv
51' which will be held at Holmanj
chapel. Third and Salmon streets, at -P.
M. today (Tuesday). February 21. in
terment Greenwood cemetery.
GREGG In thl. city. February
February 22. at l.0 ' llena,
villa Methodtst Church 2 P. M. uriena.
respectfully Invited.
RfHENCK Friends and acquaintance are
rptW invited to attend the funeral
ies of the late Edwin E Schenck .at
nunnlna- at McEntee s Chapel toaay
fesdfy) at 2 P. M. Interment Mult
nomah Cemetery.
NELSON In this city February
late residence. 704 Ixvejoy M. ''J
iT'Se t'erm5edny'Gfe?n'wood CemeYery.
CORBETT The funeral of William Harrl
C?on cJrlett will be neld at Trlnl-T Church
corner Nineteenth and Everett
this (Tuesday) afternoon at a o clock.
After service private.
nnonWIV The funeral aervlces of Chris
tina M Goodwin will be held at the Port
land Crematorium at 2:30 P. M.. Wedne.
day. Feb. 22. Friends Invited.
TONSETH FLORA T. CO.,
MA ROC AM BLDG..
FLORAL DESIGNS.
Phones: Main 5103; A HOt.
" Dminlng A McEntee, Funeral Directors,
7th nd Pin. Phone Main 430. Lady
ltan Office of County Coroner.
"rnnARD HOLM AN CO.. Funeral Direct
"?0 3d st. Lady aMlstant. Phone M. 507.
. p FTNLKi: SON. 3a and Madison.
Lady attendant. Phone Main 8. A lo99.
KAST SIDE Funeral Erectors, .ucceseor.
to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. fc. 52. B 2525.
lTK.irON CO. I'ndertaker.. Lady assist-,
..f. 409 Alder- M. 133. A 235
ZELLF.R-BVRNES CO., Funeral Director.
594 Williams ave.; both phones; lady asst.
LERCH L'ndertaker. or. East Alder and
Sixth. Eaet 181. B 1888. Lady assistant.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE CITT HALL
Main BSS, A 1MB.
MUM AN S OFFICER, KABT4TT
V3V t.1
MEKTINT. NOTICES.
A. A. O. N. OV THE M. S.
There will be a stated
meeting of Al Kader Tem
ple on Friday evening, tho
'4th to ballot on applica
tion for tho Order f tn"
Mvstlc Shrine and petitions
for affiliation and other
business. No application
will be entertained after 12
o'clock on Friday. On Sat
urday evening iao
of crcsslnc the hot sands will start from
Masonic Temple. West Park and Yamhiu
streets, at 8 o'clock. All members under
the first 10O will report to the recorder for
reasons which will be explained at the
time. Black and while card good for tin
trip no other kind koss.
RrHIK THl'RLOW. Potentate.
B. G. WH1TEHOUSK. Recorder.
A. AND A. P. RITE. AINe
WORTH CHAPTER OF RO.SE
CROIX, NO. 1. Regular meet
ing in Memorial Hall. Scot
tish Rite Cathedral, tlii even
ing at t:io. i ne iaunn iwiuc
ot tne course on iMt.jiuju-.
V... UrnlhM. TV A (irO.lt.
3'a aegree. at i:w tr. sa.
lecture is public Bring your frlemls. By
order WISE MASTER.
OREGON COUNCIL ROYAL.
ARCANUM, meets at the Audi
torium. 208 Third street, the ilrst
and third Tuesday of each month
at 8 P. M. Visitors cordially wel
come. O. O. HALL. Secretary.
Care Honeyman Hardware Co.
CLAN MACLEAY NO. 122. Members
are requested to meet at Holman'a I.nder
taking Parlors today at a P. M., to at
tend the funeral of our late brother. Wll
liam Park, n. STUART. Chief.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 97,
O E. S. A stated communica
tion this (Tuesday evening In
W. O. W. Hall. 334 Russell at.
By order of W. M. Social.
ANNIE E. COOTE. Sec.
NEW TODAY.
$14,000
Half Cash
Russell Street
Half block east of Mississippi ave
nue. Russell street is the only street
running from the river to Grand ave
nue, therefore it is the highway of
Northeast Portland. I can sell you
77x135 feet in the above location with
an income of $122 per month; 8 per
cent net, with building that will stand
a raise of 25 per cent in rents and
ground that is worth KOW $300 per
front foot. That is what apartment
house property is bringing, and this
is retail property, improved, on one of
Portland's principal streets.
W. B. and G. E. Streeter
212 Lewis Building.
Phone Main 5661. A 1399.
"CARtY ACT"
IRRIGATED
PUBLIC LAND'
OPENING.
YOU ARE ENTITLED TO FILE ON
160 ACRES OF I RRICAT ED LAND, i
MAKE APPLICATION NOW
CENIRALOREGON IRRIGATION CO.
PORTLAND ORE.
Members of the United
Metal Trades As
sociation will close their pfants this afternoon
in token of respect for the late W. H.
Corbett. All members will meet in tha
rooms, 222 Commercial Club, at 1 P.
M., for the purpose of attending the
funeral in a body.
Cheap Apartment Site
50x50 Corner.
Very Close In.
price 83850.
GODDARD WIKDRICK,
S43 Siark St
Williams Ave. Snap
100x100 corner, with good 6-room
house, ready for stores on corner;
cheapest quarter on Williams ave..
price, 873fe, some terms. Hie Broad
wav bridge going up makes this a very
attractive investment.
GHITSSI A ZADOW,
81T Hoard of Trade Bids;., 4th and Oak.
Business Property
Prominent K;ist Side Corner.
Income 1992.
PRICK S16.500 .
GODDARD A WIEDRICK,
243 Stark St.
Seaside Lots
Two of the finest on the Board Walk,
together or separately. Price $10n0
each. Will exchange for Portland prop-
erty' J. D. KENNEDY,
836 I'nlon An., X. Phone Woodlawa 1713
For Exchange
S00-acre Wheat Farm in Gilliam County.
Price $12,500. Kncumbrance 13000
at 6 Per Cent.
GODDARD WIKDRICK,'
243 Stark St.
Union Ave.
5500 WORTH 87000
Pull lot, new store and flat, with
room for another store and flat, strict-,
ly business location. A windfall.
J. D. KEX SKD V, 836 Vnlon Ave., ?.
Mississippi - Avenue
Corner
Covered With Stores and Houses.
Income $48. Price $6000.
GODDARD A WIEDWCK.
243 Stark St.
MORTGAGE LOANS
5
7
JOHX E. CRO-VAX,
804 Spalding Bldg.
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