THE
MORXIXG OREGOXIAX. SATURDAY, MARCH 25. 1911.
13
WIFE'S SBIT VEXES.
THEODORE ROBERTS
Seeking Alimony, Woman
Would Have Actor Cast
Into New York Jail.
JOINT STAR ANGRY, TOO
Stage Star's Talented Cousin.
Flownc. Aw Wllh Him That
Jl Is Absurd lo Asm He
Ran Avar From Salt.
Wh!! Theodore Bnhru. who. some
nUiuitutlc drsmatlc writers have Mid
1, th trrt cr.aracter actor In Amer
ica." is In Tortland preparing for his
Joint engagement with his cousin. Flor
ence Robert... and Thurtosr Bergen, at
the Baker Thratcr. hla wife. Lucy C
Roberta, la doing bar level bent, through
th- medium of the New Tor courts to
have Mm cast into Jail for failure to
pay alimony.
Mr. Roh-rta learned Inst night that
Mrs. Roberts had secure.! an order from
Justice Newbergrr In cw lorn i"r -motion
to be heard In the metropolla
TwsUar to compel Mm to give up hla
Joint starring rntmfnt here and
work alo e." as they av " the pro
fession, in a barred and padlocked cell.
Miss Roberts Also Annoyed.
Naturally this neas annoyed Mr. Rob
ens. Such Information Is calculated to
annoy almost anyone aud the actor s
cousin, ill's Florence Roberts. Is no ex
ception, lielns an emotional actresa
and having woman loyalty for those
they care for. -Miss Roberts rushed dra
matically and emphatically to ber cou
sin's defense.
If Mr. Roberts was nnnoyed orer the
dispatch from New York. Miss Roberta
was Indignant.
"The very Idea." she sputtered over
the telephone. "The very Idea! My
cousin Is a gTeat actor. He earns !
a week and It Is absurd to think that
be would run away from paying It. ox
any honest debt. The very Idea" and
Miss Roberts' yolce was lost on the
wire In a mass of comment upon absurd
Ii,w Tor Judges and such matters.
Rack Alimony Wanted.
Tt seems, from the dispatches, that Mrs.
Theodore Roberts desires SO a week ali
mony and back alimony.
At first Mr. Roberts was loath to dis
cuss the threatened Imprisonment, but at
length a desire to refute a charge that
be had run away out West to escape
alimony Instead of enthrall theater-goers
of Portland, led him to make a state
ment. Thie was after be had been ap
pealed to several times to do so.
It waa published In New York the
atrical papers and waa a matter of
common notoriety In that city three
weeka previous to my departure that I
was to lesve for tiie Pacific Toast to
accept thla engagement." said Mr.
Roberts at the Portland Hotel last
night. "The date of my impending de
parture was also made known. Why
waa I not arrested before I left. If
anything of that kind was In coutem
.: platlon?" .
Mr. Roberta denies that $:50 back
alimony waa awarded In another court.
He refused to say whether or not the
statement la true that he baa been
ordered to pay IjO weekly to his wife,
but freely admitted that a divorce ac
tion waa pending.
Argument Set for Tuesday.
Following- la the dispatch concern
ing Theodore Roberta" marital troubles
ss It came to The Oreeronlao office
from New Tork last night:
New Tork. Man-ti 34. (Special.)- A
snolioa to commit Theodore Kobsrts. late
star in "The Confeion." and now oa the
sclfle Coast, to Jail will be argued next
Tusada on aa ord.r slsned by Justice Now
boxgxr today, to saw cue In con:mpt
pmceedlscs because he has failed to pay his
wlf. Lace C Roberts, three week ali
mony pemlma her sntt for dlrorce from him.
None of the details of Mrs. Itobsrts'
charges are arallabls In the papers oa file.
She Instituted the sctloa prior to November
S. tsio. ha Justice rischotf awarded
bee a:tmony of " week.y and tltrectd
Hoberts to pa baca alimony granted
la another court.
Mr. Roberta Is one of the best known
actors on the stage.
rponse the following resolutions wars
aaopiea unanimously
Wbsreas. aa adequate ship "channel to the
sea has alwera be a recognised aa of vital
necessity te the commercial supremacy of
our citjr. ens
Wbereaa. the willingness with which Jrt.
land taxpayers ha' contributed the Tunas
expended br the Pert of Portland Com mis
sion has been the chief argument of our
representstlvee la Congress In obtaining ap
propriation for the deepening of the chan-
"wbereas. our Congressmen will be rreatly
embarrassed in seeking further Federal aid
for the open river while the work, of the
Port of Portland Is at a standstill, althougn
It has oex .'. Ooo at lis disposal, thsre
for. be It
Resolved, that the present action of the
members of ths eld Port ef Portland In re
fuslna to seat the new members nomlnstea
by the Governor, as authorised by an act
of the last Legislators. Is detrimental to
our pert and cut and merits the censure
of this body.
The bridge committee was authorised
to assist in every way In securing the
sate of Broadway bridge bonds next
offered to Portland Investors. M. Q.
Munly. chairman, announced that the
bridge committee would be called to
gether next Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock In his office to consider he
subject, and he Invited all to attend.
A resolution waa adopted Indorsing
Councilman Ellis' amendment to the
charter, providing for competition In
pavements, and another waa adopted
Indorsing the Investigation the Com
mittee of Fifty has undertaken In the
affairs of school district No. 1. C R.
Miller was appointed to represent the
association In the general committee
of the tireater South Portland bridge.
It waa the sentiment of the assocla-
PORTLAND LEAD S
ENTIRE COUNTRY
Bank Clearings Put City in
First Position in Point
of Increase.
21 PER CENT GAIN SHOWN
Total Business for Week Amounts
to 911. 693, 000 Louisville Is
Nearest Competitor Ixiss of
Seattle Is It Per Cent.
Bank clearings for Portland for the
week ending Thursday, March 2S. show
a larger percentage of Increase over
TROPHIES FOR. WHICH EIDERS OF PORTLAND HTJNT-CLIJB
TOi COMPETE THIS AFTERNOON IN PAPER CHASE.
- l 4 '''?
:' Xa2Lw ' ;
1
the record holder, agln won the 100
yard Amateur jttnieuo um
plonshlp.
Only two Inches oentna jjanioie w.
Mi-fiim varv. of the Illinois Athletlo
Club, of Chicago, while a few inches
awav R. R. Priaselle. of the Missouri
Athletic Club, of St. Louis, beat out A.
H. Hebner. of the Illinois Amnuo
Club, for third place. The four men
were only a fraction of one-fifth of a
second apart as they touched the finish
mark.
The time of the -winner waa on -
seconds, which is four-fifths of a sec
ond behind Daniels' own American
record tor the distance with tnree
turns
GROSS INCREASES SWIM LEAD
McDonald Now 14 5 Vards Behind
and Myers Outclassed.
Frank Gross sjalned another lap on
McDonald In the six-day Marathon
swim at the T. M- C A. last nigni. ana
niw lesrls bv more than 100 yards at
the conclusion of the fourth night of
swimming. Myers is hopelessly in mo
-i - i - i. . Kir hftndlcan. Mc
Donald kept pace with Gross for sev
eral laps last nignu out. tomuu . k
up the fast pace set by the winner. The
score now stands:
Tues. Wffl. TnaTS m. x -
SrlJonaid 40 b0 oi ." J;4
Mers Ihm W.'.S 72Q siue
y. M. C. Jl WINS RELAY
C HEM AW A IXDIAXS LOSE SIX.
MILE RACE BY TWO LAPS.
I.F.FT. BOVBO- THAT CrEJf BT CHESTER G. MTJRPHr RIGHT,
H P GIVEX BY JOSEUPH E. W11.EY.
ART PROGRAMME GIVEN
What Americans Have Done
Topic of Woman'a Cnb.
Is
tlon that the action of Farson. Son A
Co., of Chlcasro, In connection with the
attempted sale of the last 1500.000
bridge bonds waa most reprehensible
and worthy or severe conucumniu.
Mr. Manly and Councilman Menefee de
clared that their action had every ap
pearance OI peine; pari
delay the sale of the bonds for the
Broadway bridge. The action of the
city. In refusing to return the checK
from Farson. wn at t o. waa inaorseu.
UNIONS SUSPECT DEAL
EMPIiOVERS SAID TO BE SEEK
ING CANDIDATES' PLEDGES.
A eirocrrmmme deaMne with "Ameri
ran Art and Artists" was a successful
feature of yesterday's meeting of the
Portland Woman's Club.
u Rnttert C. French rave aa ac
count of the Freer art collection and
the artists represented In It. Mrs. S.
v..,.Ha rmn A m ..... pb "American
Sculptors' and displayed a large num
ber of l!lus:ratlons the nucleus ol a
collection wi.lch. will be circulated
among the clubs of the Oregon Slate
Maltte Sleeth dlsrus.ed the char
acte'rlstlcs of several leading American
- . . i r r - . . n.ivin rAM
little gave some personal reminiscences
f Chase. Fara-ent. Kenyon Cox. Will
Low. Le Farge and others. Miss Lola
Foweli's voice waa heard to advantage
In two pleasing songs. "Vein o' My
Heart'- and "See. the World Awakes
Today." Mrs S. W. Rose brook being
a sympathetic accompanist.
LENTS TO BOOST DISTRICT
Basiness Men 'subscribe a
Month for Advertising-.
TLents business men have subscribed
t-li a month to advertise their section
of Portland. They are organising a
push club, and Intend to co-operate
wita other push clubs of the East Side.
Residents of the l.ents district wish
to take part In the Rose Festival, and
Intend to arrange to have a float In the
parade. They are also organising a
band. A meeting of the push club will
be held next Monday night in the
Grange Hull.
PORT ACTION IS CENTURED
.North East Side Club Says Federal
Aid Imperllcd.
The North Fast Fide Improvement
Association last night condemned the
attitude of the members of the old
Fort of Portland and pledged Its sup
port to the Committee of Fifty In Its
efforts to re-organlie the Port of Port
land. M. O. Munly condemned the Port
of Tortland. dec'.arlng Its members had
conducted the business as a ""private
nBP- ir. Munly asked for Indorse
! ment of the fight agalnat the Port of
I Portland commissioners, and In re-
Chnrges Mado in Trades Conncll
That Orflcescekers Are Asked to
Aid "Open Shop" Policy.
c-v..,-.. were made at the meeting of
the Federated Trades Council last night
that the Employers' Association is ex
acting pledges from various candidates
for city offices in the pending city
campaign committing such canaiaaies.
If elected, to lend their support and In
fluence towards Introducing runner
the "open shop" in Portland.
. . ai.4 hv the council to make
an investigation as to the reliability of
the report- If It la found to be true
efforts will be made through the labor
organizations to commi us oin.i-
C. H. Thompson, of Astoria, repre-
. i.,n.u fenrennlaL ap-
peared before the council and requested
that arrangements oa .
providing for a labor day demonstra
. . i ih rrentennlal.
lion in cno;uwu - , . ,
The plan waa favorably considered an
will be worked out by the orncers oi
the council.
While not declining to become a esn
dldate. Will F. Daly, president of the
a.... trA nn at Labor, who
has been urged by organtaed labor to
be a candidate for tauncuma-i--i e.
in an addresa before the council aald he
thought the Interesta of labor could
beit be promoted by Its leaders ab
staining from any participation In pol
Itlca. His colleagues, however, would
not concur In that view and Insisted
that he enter the contest. Mr. Daly re
served a final decision In the matter.
SUNDAY CLOSING FAVORED
Mallcrrler Get 1J.000 Signatures
to Their Tetltlon.
Cosing the Poetofflre on Sunday finds
favor with the Portland Commercial
Club and as a result of the presentation
. . . . . ... . v. nmrnnilnii eommlt-
or me suojeci " -----
tee It has been Indorsed end ordered
re. erred to the board of governors tor
consideration. It Is the understanding
that the board will give me me.u..
hearty support ana transmn us ''
ment to the me moors oi
Associauon. ... ...
poatmaater aiemca "(""w '
that the camera nao returnea ii.vvv
.;..-. i. the cetitlon for closing of the
" . . . 1 . V. . , wrrrm
Poetofflce. it ' "'
than IM business men had signed the
carriers muk
-The closing of the Postofflce on Sun
day." said Mr. Merrick, "is up to the
men. If they want It dosed
It wlll.be closed."
Laborer Hurt In Earth Slid.
While working In an excavation at
.-.a r,niih.n streets yesterday
ir,i HUU -
afternoon. Frank Slrlannl. a laborer in
the employ of O. Petrone Co.. was
burled under tons of earth. He was ex
. . f.n..luhnrr and waa
trlcateo OT oi "
round to have sustained a fracture of
the arm ana an
Kh.rwood took charge of
Muviu-.- ..,,,,-finn from Dr.
ths ana ui'vu -'
yiegler? sent the Injured man to St.
Vincent's Hospltai.
Hill Xanved oa Forestry Board.
Fdward Ostrsnder. secretary of the
Oregon and Washington Lumber Man
a.soclaUon. has received
t nvemor West a letter announc-
. . . i a mil r Cottars Grove.
ing mki ' . ,
would be appointed as a member or
the new State Board of Forestry The
....i.tin. recommended Mr. Kill to
, Governor West.
the corresponding; week of 1910 than
those of any other city in ine counui
for which Bradstreet's agency main-
talna a record.
The total rlearlnars for the week
were til. 693.000. an Increase of 21 per
cent over last year. The only city of
like size to come close was Louisville,
Ky, which had clearings totaling $13,
462.000. an Increase of 14.2 per cent.
Bi.rim.ntiv Cel.. advanced 14.1 per
cent, Helena 13.7 per cent. St. Joseph
13.1 per cent, Detroit u.s per eonw
DsVland 10.8 ncr cent. Baltimore 10.8
per cent, Atlanta 10. 1 per cent and Los
Angeles 8.C per cent.
The three Washington cities for
whifh reinrda are Went renort alarm
ing decreases In the clearings compared
.i k k. Ae bmr trn the resnec-
tive figures for Seattle. Spokane and
Tacoma being 12 per cent, 10 per cent
and 13.1 per cent.
t- 1 1 .uMntiw c.il.'. tnfa 1 rlear
lhe-s were arrester each week than were
those of Portland, but about the first
of the year this city passed Its Puget
Sound neighbor and ever since has been
drawing away. Seattle this week had
total clearings of only li.4t3.uuu.
T v-- nnl Innv as-n that Portland
was substantially below the $10,000,000
mark, but with Its enormous aavance
tmww In weeV 1 f went nsit that
figure and now is mounting still higher
and already has greater clearings tnan
many clues in tne country oi mucn
greater population. Besides Seattle,
RnfTiln Denver. IndlanaDOlis. Provl
dence. Washington and Columbus, all
of whloh bad better census returns are
far behind Portland In the volume, of
weekly banking business.
HOUNDS 10 HUNT HARE
HTXT CLUB TO HOLD MIXED
PAPER CHASE TODAY.
STNOFSIS OF THIS ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THIS
National Fire Insurance Co.
Of Hartford. In the State of Connecticut,
on the 31st day of December. 1810. mads to
the Insurance commissioner, of the State ot
Oregon, pursuant yo n
Capital.
Amount ot capital psld up.. L000.000.00
Income.
Premiums received during ",,-,
v.ar In essh T.138.058.M
Interest, dividends and Tenia
received during the year S.1.1Q5.TO
Income from other sources re- .
Course Laid In South Portland With
Several Hard Jumps Deplto
Women Rlders.
cw ik Mils and vales south of the
eitv throusrh wooded nooks and across
secluded brooks, will lead the course
of the Portland Hunt Club's "mixed
n.n.e chasa thla afternoon near ths
clubhouse at Garden Home, W Ith
double prises offered and men and
women riders entereo tne mixeu
event, the first ever neia oy tne mn-
land Hunt Club, is expected to mu an
other successful chapter to the club's
history.
Thomas Monks and Harper Skewes
have been elected hares for the run and
have selected a picturesque course for
the benefit of the women. The course
baa never been rioaen over Deioro nu,
notwithstanding the feminine entries.
will be a hard one, including several
Jumps and through country rsqulring
dexterity of saddle to master.
The race will oegia iruu m
house at 2 o'clock or aa near thereafter
aa possible. i ns wumnu - .
handicap, a .....
men being permitted them. As the race
a an1 nna-Vifllf fTsllntl
Is to be spout -
long It Is thought the men wlli have
no especial difficulty overtaking them.
The race win ena
also. Ralph Jenkins will act as escort
for ths women rldors and James Mcol
is to bs master or nounus ir m
, The prizes for which the riders will
, v.,,iitifillv scrolled bon
bon tray for women's prise and neat
silver cup tor mens
. n Unrnhtf and JOSCPh IU.
tnester vr. " . -- -
Tirti reanectlvely. Many naera.
coaching parties ana '-'--
j . u , the tournev over the
pecteu w - . .
kin witness the race. An InformU
reception wlU be given at the clubhouse
following the race- ,
DAXIELS SWTMSnXG CHAMPIOJf
H Takes Title) Again In One of Most
Exciting Races Ever Seen.
NEW YORK. March 24. One of the
most remarkable finishes to a swim
ming race In this or any other country
was wltneased at the New Tork Ath
letie Club tonight, when C. M. Daniels,
"Parlflc" Runners Victors First
Time In History of Competition
With Reservation Athletes.
e...nni. ft.e Tnrifans off their feet
i . v. i .. .. mll rtf a alv-snile re
lav rHi the Younir Men's Christian
Anf.intinn trio last nisrht led the
Chemawa Indian Training School team
V y inu a JO s a . i- aa ' - - -
four years' trying the association men
are now saying "Revenge Is sweet."
,kl. 1- . V. - A-a . I m , the TnrllAna hHVt
1 1 1 in ,3 vii7 n.ra. ...... -
ever succumbed on road or track be
fore the "paietaees.
After the first leg of the race had
. U M.n ewtn. ChamaWft ba.d
DTCI1 www 'II'- " "
no chance with the association men.
i.i- ii.u.
t, .n nil aMes. William MOBS. Of
Chemawa, and Frank Vanderlip, or
Y. M. C. A., running. ine men strut.
- -1 An b.nl 1 1 ii n rnnnd after
round, with the Indian always In the
lead except tor very unuri mmi .,
when the white man would go to the
front. Both men ran freely until tne
last few laps, when vanaernp ureu ana
k. i.Hinn flnlahAri the first two miles
nbbut 15 yards ahead. The time for
tli a -nm tnflea was 10:7.
Vliirla .Tim tooK uo tne race iui
-v Bn a Tnmmv Booth ran for
the Y. M. C. A. Jim tried hard to keep
the lead, but Booth soon caugnt up
a a tiivn nnnih finished a lan
ailU yitVO O C M1... ' -
and one-quarter ahead, completing the
.. . i -i.i-.. . v. x: o
two miles in iv:n.
tional Y. M. C A. record by 2 8-6 sec
onds.
i - v. 1 1 T.nti ir. ir. a remarKable ex
hibltlon of running. It is thought that
the rilstnnce covered by the men waa
less than two miles.
Dsruuuuai , - -
a a j . rinn u-as third man for
the Indians. . It was In this race that
the real generaisnip wan uuvi,
, , . i i .BFlntr the Indian out.
ll ill l i&l imiii ij 1 ...
Four laps from the finish he took the
lead and gained a tun lap u -i.himr
the last 100 yards at a terrific
cmilnllar'a time was 10:20.
Roy Nelson won the Kerr cup for the
annual Pentatnion symmuiuni
.n.,in the relav race. Dudley waa
a l n 1 -,.ri third. Esch re'
BDCUnu .in. .
cetved bronze emblems. neison utm
, . ii oe? Panlsnn 2sfi. OnlV
2SB, luuieji -u " ;
six of 19 entries will receive bronse
medals. The Jterr cup dm n
by M. A. Messegee, 835, and a L. Sheets,
238 points.
Calefs to Play Vancouver.
Because of poor ground conditions at
Kalama tne caiei nromeia
. - in.tianii will not onen its
season at that town but will open with
a game at Vancouver Barracks with the
First Infantry team. First Infantry la
the Vancouver team of the Trl-Clty
iJ-no-ne of last year and a fast aggre
.i ' t.,11 ina.nr, Calefs era a
RUiiun vi . - -
faat bunch and should make the boys
In khaki nustie to win. ihn i"-
men to go to Vancouver are McDonald,
Kalllo. Cohn. Baird. Ross, Schllt. Stepp,
hogari ana oi"mu. .
Trout Season Opens April 1.
SALEM. Or.. March 24. (SpeclaL)
Constant Inquiries irom njuruuwn
.v.e the staff, are flooding the Secre-
. t state's office relative to the
time when the trout season opens.
i i . t. '.1. that the last
some spin ciioiitiiiii " ---- ----
Legislature changed the law so that the
season would open May 1 Instead of
April 1. But this was not done and the
trout season for game fish wlU open
April I, as usual. -
O'Connell Challenge Bnsch.
ROSEBCRQ. Or.. March 2i.-(Speclal.)
Eddie O'Connell, of Portland, tonight
posted a forfeit of 8100 and challenged
Carl Busch, the German wrestler, to
meet him in match In this city for a
aide bet of 8500. The money waa posted
bv Peter Buxukouat the Greek wrestler,
,i rvi-onnnlL Busch
wirn tne unni"" ... - .
..lit tnnlaht that hs would probably ac
cept the challenge.
World's Motorboat Record Broken.
LONDON. March 24. E. McKay Ed
gar's motorboat Maple Leaf IIL showed
a wonderful burst of speed in a trial
on the Solent today, making 49 knot,
an hour. This is claimed as the world a
a n"UI' u.ni. r.-f in took part
In the motorboat regatta at Mouses, a
year ago.
Dance to Aid Baseball Team.
ATHENA. Or.. March 24. (Special.)
The baseball benefit dance which was
to have been given March 24 has been
postponed and the date reset la
March 81. -
PORTLAND HOTEL
. 7A22.141-38
Total Income
vrt shnrsesnents.
Losses paid during the year...$ 8.00T.437.T7
Ulviaenas pavia ounoi j
on capital stock
Commissions and salaries paio
- dunnc tne j"i - . -
I-sxes. llcessas asd fees paia
Hnrlnc tam vesr
Amount ot all other expandl-
tures
i00.000.00
, 023.141-08
216,140.80
529.221.S1
.8 5,ST5.41.0
Total expenditures
Assets.
Value of real estate owned.... 8
Value ot siocss ana v"u.
owned . '",
Loans . on mortgages and col
lateral, etc
Cash In banks and on hand. . ..
Premiums in can"
tlon and In transmission .
Interest and rents due and
accrued.
.Total assets 81VrM.2?-3
Lsss special deposits In any.
state in any u w
857.740. 9
7,403.550.04
1.470.175.00
S83.9ft0.34
T7S.919.71
87.S17.M
In
.81O.T40.023.8
84B.089.21
Total assets admitted
Oreson
Inabilities.
Gross claims for losses unpaid !
Amount or uneari.ro v... . 1U.7S
on all outstanding rlks..... ,07B,1S.1B
Reserve for taxes and other N
liabilities . ... - l.ooo.o
Specisl reserve tor aU conUn-
' - " "
.1 liabilities I T.146.88S.09
Total Insurance In force De- ,.,a0
eemDer si, um t '
UTTRTN-ESS IN OREOON FOB TUB TEAR.
Total risks .7. 83.478.081.00
Grosi. premiums received during
thi year - ;
Prer.ilums returned during t"S
year .
Losses paid during the Tr--
losses inaurma uuie . . ' 7
Total amount ot risks ontstand-
ng in Oregon .-.oq
NATIONAL ITRB INSCRANCB COMPANY
- president.
.1 , ..nral aeent and attor-
batuiorr moinwii i rwr r (
ney for service, aiuw
74.ftS5.62
I7.4Il.e
8.025.M
8,298. 17
8YJIOPS18 OS1 TES ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THS
, Canton Insurance Office
ljmited
i. n-iti.h rnlonv of Honrkong. on
the lst day of December,. 1910. made to
the Insurance Commissioner of the State of
Oreson. pursuant to law.
CapltaL
Amount of capital paid up 8
Income.
Premiums received during the (
year in casn "
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year. . . .
Income from other sources re
ceived aunna vi i,
Total income
250,000.00
ISS.14.:0
102.078.44
48.91
. 967.237.88
TMsborsemente.
tvim.. naid flm-ins the year... 8
Dividends paid during the year
on capital siwa...
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year
Amount of all other expendi
tures -
Total expenditures .....
Assets.
stocks and bonds
898,431.90
70.820.60
90,607.79
61.9S9.74
$ 902.299.98
Value of
Loans on mortgages and col
lateral, etc VJ"
Cash In banks and on hknd..
Premiums In course of colleo
tion and In transmission....
Interest and rents due and ac
crued .
Total assets admitted In Ore-
2 890.788.57
947,614.29
145.187.01
118.298.49
16.404.80
gon
8 1.718.888.33
192,988.18
208.048.15
5,879.00
Th lar crest and most magnificent
hotel in Portland; unsurpassed in
elegance of accommodations or
excellence of cuisine. European
plan $1.50 per day and upward.
O. J. XACTMAXN', Manager.
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and Washinffton Sts.
' OPENED TUNE. 1908
A hotel in the very heart of Poland's tnsinesjl
. activity. Modern in every respect. Kate8,
and up- Moderate' price restaurant in connection.
I. Q. Swetland. Secretary and Manager.
The Imperial
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
350 Booms, 104 Suites, With Private
Baths.
Moderate Rates.
Phil Metschan & Sons, Props.
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THE CORNELIUS
The House of Welcome, corner Park ,
and Alder; European plan, new, modern
and strictly up to date; fine sample
rooms; rates 81 per day and up; rooms
with bath. V. per day up: all ot.tslde
a . .tnnlbu. meets all trains.
H. E. PUBTOHEB,
Man3jrex.
0. W. OORNHLIXTS.
Proprietor.
HOTEL RAM APO
Cor. Fourteenth amTWashingtom
Kevr Hotel, Eleiaatly ranlshad.
Rates $1 and Upi
PBCIAX RATES FOR PBRMAIf BNTS
Bnropeaa Plan. "Bos Meets An TvalaaJ
M. B. FOLEY. PROPRIBTOB.
OFEHED SEPT., 100.
PRIVATBS BATHS.
HOTEL LENOX
B. D. and V. H. JORCEKSEW,
Props, asd Msrrs.
CORNER 3d AND MAIN STS. "
RATES
$l,OOand TJp
Ho and Cold Water.
Vum Distance Phone
1st Every Room.
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fesV ( W t.- .z ' ,'
3 K.K TT BRU
e m a e 'Sn
r-J-'"Hl
The Bowers Hotel
Eleventh, Seas Washlngtoa Street,
largest Cafe in the City , Service Unsurpasserl
BO . Rooms ai.00 Per Day
to Rooms 81.50 Per Day
75 With Bath S2.00 Per Day '
Sample Rooma for Commercial Travelersv.
H. C. BOWERS, Pres. and Mar, .
Formerly Hsasger of the Portland Hotel.
T.lnhilltlea.
Gross claims for losses unpaid.. 8
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks
AU other liabilities
Tnl.l llebllltlee ......--8
Total Insurance In force re-
comber 81. "10 878.B48.909.00
Bnatness to Oreron for the Tear.
Total risks written durins the
40 8.814.18
Gross premiums received dur
ing tne year
9.700.00
It.ST
CANTOS! INSURANCE OFFICE, LIMTTEO.
By HENRT KESWICK. Prea
Btatotory resident general agent and at
torney for service,
PHIUP OROSSMATER.
Snnnv Mondav is an ideal
soap for washing flannels,
woolens and finer fabrics, be
cause it contains no rosin and
there is absolutely no danger
of shrinking; it leaves them
as soft and fleecy as they were
originally.
In addition to this, Sunny
Monday. Laundry Soap con
tains a marvelous dirt-starter
which saves time and rubbing,
as well as wear and tear on
clothes. '".
Hotel Donnelly
TACOMA, WASH.
Most Centrally Located Hotel in the City
Recently Modernized"
RATES 75c TO $3.00
European Plan Free 'Bus
v
'OLID comfort that's
) the other name for Cross-
Here's a popular
model for Spring. Gun metal
riif. Foxed and perforated.
: Smart, See this and the
M-r x j -
other new Crossetts.
a , . e . , t
I 4 10 o eTerjwnere
f Lewis A, Crossctt, Ine, Maker, North Abiagtoa, M-a.
ft n y
lakes;
Life's
Wall?'
Easy
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
IRV-INGTON
Aa-nnatt Pavement
Cement Sidewalks
Large Water Main
MODERN SEWEB SYSTEM
Gas Mains
All in and ready
for use.
TTr.eIlnt Car Service
Building Restriction
Close to Irvington School
Beautiful View of Mount Hood
and Mount St. Helens -Improvements
bonded and to be
assumed by tne ouyer
Lots SOxlOO, $1250 and Up
i erms
15 Per Cent Cash and 2 Per Cent Per Month.
A. R. DIAMOND & CO.
SSlO Railway Exchange Bnilding,
or
Irvington Office, Corner East 13th and Knott Sts.
Uncle Sam takes
his hat off to it.
TTrtllrtw TTnrV Sam throufyh
AVUWII swaa.w O
our distillery observe the
care in selecting grain the
cleanliness so scrupulously
maintained the precau
tions taken to insure purity
nnrl the tests upon tests
made to prove it inquire into the
f Willing, aeme and
bottling without the touch of
human hands and you, too, will
take off your hat to ;
BOTSCBrXA MMOn., DISTBIBTJTEBS, ORTLAT.
It's the kind of whiskey
yon wani for yotir
home. Take a bottle
home tonight.
Uil.l J