TITE MOKNTNG OIIEGOXIAN, WEDNESDAY, JVJTE 7. 1911.
18
SERPENTS LEAD
11 PARADE
Auxiliary of Spanish War Vet
erans Will Pilot Military
. Pageant.
FINZER IS GRAND MARSHAL
Hrrton National Gnard, rolled
Stair Infantry, Woodmn of
World and Other Noted Or
jsnliatlon Wilt Participate.
A'ljutant-Ceasral Klmsr. who ta I
h a-rand marshal of th fraternal an
jnlliiarr parada wblcb la to tra-ran
i;raad and Hawthorn avsausa Thun
nla-ht. has iaauad orders cOTarla
t.-a mobltlxatlon of tha Integral parts
or tha parade.
AmAnv t K n a wKa will talfA nST
i.rjr A ef th eorearon National Guard
Vnittd h La tra Regular Armr Infantry
Xi i . .. W" lak nnlfnPm
Knlctit aad Ladlre of Security: Moose.
l a. floral Nelabbora or America. I ni
nrn. Modera Broiaarbood of America.
ivnixnia ok me now, iiva uiwna
hrra of tha Itailsa Society and several
tends.
Tha Military Order of tba Serpent, an
auxiliary or toa taiiM spuisn
In tna Una 1 ta members will
constitute tna aoancn (uaro. wmcu
ba under command of Captain H.
V tl llllama fnlnnal fl V U-lnn-
r.s'e will ba la command of tba Klrst
jnranirr. u . sv wmrn. wiin n own
, ban J. will conallluta tba first division.
Daobar to Ilrad Division.
Tha second divisions compoaad of tha
T'Hr. Infantry. orecoa National Ouard.
Lie rearimental band aad flattery A. will
b under Colonel T. N. IMinbar. Dr.
Iranna rraa will laad tba third dl
Mamn. wblcb will b mada np of tba
combined rvnp of Woodman of tba
World and Tomllnson a band.
l.oyal twder of tba Mooaa. Called
Artisans. Maccabeea and Iucas band.
it whoU under Ed al. Laaca, will
mailt np tha fourth division.
Tna Knights and I-adlee of fWtenrtty
and Modern Brotherhood of Amerlra
niernars. wblcb. with ! Caprlo'e band.
will form th flrtb division, will ba
Mr.rtr f. P. Fisher.
Tha alith division, mada op of Mod
ern Woodmen of America. II row n'a
band and Royal Neighbors of America.
will b under Major C C Hood.
I ta liana Brine 1 P Itcar.
Knights of tha Rose, a fife and dram
band and Red Men. under Ir. Oliver C
Klatchcr. will constitute tha seventh
uiTiiion. noflai e iisiian pua uw
members of tba Italian Society, all un
der the command of N. Casriato, will
brine; up tha rear.
Tuere will be a band In each division
and each commanding orflcer will ba
attended by a brIilLantly-unlformed
staff. Tha parade promises to ba tha
greatest In Portland a history. Tha de
tails of tha ordera laeued by Ueneral
lnar are as followa
The column will move promptly at
:i P. M. Thursdsr. Tba organisa
tions will ba ta line at S:lt P. U. at
their designated placee. Commandlnar
offirera will sea mat their own dlvi
alnna awing Into Una at tba designated
points.
Formation I Given.
The formation, of tha parade will ba
aa folio
Advance mard. Jtnitsrv Order of the
fia:a. 4aDiala II. W- v llliama nemina
li-. bpealM-Amartcaa IVar Vetarana. Jee-pa
R M JacebT. t'- S A. V..; Department Ko-
runeaM or waehlnsten. J- B. w lin
iimi. ntaimaadlnr; apanna-Amtrkaa War
traaa. aVeul Idoaf camp A 2. a.
fa.iaburv. roaanandlns
F.atnoa moantad police; company ef pa-
Iir. I'aptaia C IL Haly. commanding; po-tl-
bead; grand mrfiJ aad ataff.
. Flrat dlvlaiaa. "nlal O. K MrOnaaecl.
rontBiandlnf. gtaff. nrec Infaatry bead.
lrt Infantry V". B. Ami.
Inroad dlvlsluo. Colonel T. w. tnbar.
rm man ding. StaC Third lafaatt band.
TMrd lafaniry. IV. N O . Hal tar y a alald
Jkm;lrr. IX Jf. k. Cantata IL V. Welch.
rommuJlBi: Anmbvlaaca Coaapanr. O. N- O.
Third atviali. lr. STmarta lraka, com
mandtns Plan. ToeallDaoa'a band. Wood
ma or the World, eoeablaed campa of the
M.
t'oarth dlvtalaa. Has. Ft at- Lance; etalf.
) acar bead. Loral rder at the Moeea.
Ma.-rabae. tB4tad Aruaaaa
Finn aivtateau Hon. P. P Planer; etaA.
Ti aprmi bead. Kalabta and Ladtee of eo
vurttv. afodara Broiherheod of America.
Statb dlTteloa. atajor C. C. Hood: etaaT.
yiruwn'a bead. Medara Weedmea eg Aaaerlca
ffval Kalghbora eg America
iTnth dlvtaena. I Jr. Oliver O. Fletcher:
eaff. rife and drum band. Kalgnte eg the
1.... p.-d Maw
KisMh gitlaloa. X. Caedato; ataS. Xosat
Xta..a tend. Itailaa goRletr.
Tna Mttltacv Ocdae ef the girpaat wilt
f "rwi aa Mawtaerae aeeaa. factag eat Oraad
avvnea.
Trta polar win fena on Sixth street, soath
ef aad faring Hawthorn avease.
T.te apaaiaa H ar Vtiwmaa win form ea
tta etrvet. aorta ef aad feeiaa tiawtaorae
av-nne.
Th graad wierabal aad etast vn a ea
Tlawthorne attaex tr ia Sixth aad
v-aath atreeta
Th Srat dlvtalaa win form ea gevwnth
af i. aorth eg aad facing Hawtaeree
aval no.
Ta I dtvtetoa will farm ea ae-verta
ai r t. asata d aad facing aa llaataarae
T third eUvtataa wOl form a Eighth
efra-t. aerth eg and f actus Uawtaoraa
ifitia
Tha fearth dtvlslea wilt form ea Ktghth
a rt. soaUi eg aad facing liawtheraa
a.ontta
Tae arth drrtassa wm farm ea Xlatb
at real, eewth eg aad tactna Bawtaorae
aiMa
The eiith givtaaaa wtti form ea Kwia
at a ef aa factag Uawthara
nth diviatea wia farm ea Tenth
eg aad faelag Mawtheaae
avanaa
The eighth dlvtalaa win form ea Kleveath
etrwat. eoath eg aad faetag Uawthorae
avnea
Th rata eg marts, la aa follower Weat ea
Hawthorn avaaa la Oraad awes, aertb
ew Oraad avaaa IIUa etreet. east ea
;ear etraae to atsth errwet. aenh en grata
airaal te Watdler an), waet aa Watdlar
atr- te oraaa anavx eoath ea Ui
aeaa ta Morn atrt.
OLD BEAR HAS REVEMGE
Polar Makes) Foot-Mat Oat of Tosng
RHsJ la nig Hoaaebold.
rortSHAOrX, June 1 ("redal )
A royal tragady. fuU of aeaaatloa for
th Immediate loeallty. has Juat ben
enacted bora. As a result, a Una young
polar bear la about to return ta King
Frederick a palaca at Pradaaabora; as
a floor rug. .
Whan tha Slat visited Ireland a few
rears ago. bo waa given a One polar
bear aa a present and on his return
the bear became pet of tha palaca.
Put last Fall tha rooag bear grew too
trooMewoma for that palatial abode,
so ta was sent aa a (neat to tha Zoo.
There ha waa placed temporarily with
an old female polar bear, wnosa ordi
nary mate waa Inclosed la tha next
cage to grow accustomed to tha new
visitor before being allowed In cloee
contact with him. Tha old lady bear
welcomed tba youngater and tbey be
came great friends, while tbrougb tha
bare old man bear watched them with
atony eyea.
But a day or two ago tha keepers
decided old man bear could now Join
the party. Th 4wr waa opened be
tween tba cagea nd. Immediately tba
veteran stalked Into hla own home,
crossed the floor grimly, gripped tha
young Intruder by the neck with an
awf j I scrunch, djeked, him under tha
water and held him there till be
drowned. When all waa over, ha hauled
tha body out of tha reservoir, ordered
his quailing wife to Join tha meal, and
proceeded to eat tha bead of hla bated
mayor eiwnw rrLl.a vacavjct
OX CBARTtCR COMMITTEE.
lleary E. Reed.
Mavor Flroon yesterdsy appoint
ed Henry E. Reed to fill tha
vacancy on tha commission char
ter committee, mada by tha
declination of Dr. Harry Lane to
aerva. tr. Lane waa unable to
accept tha appointment because
ha had already agreed to aerva
on a similar committee of Kast
Fide cltlsena. Mr. Reed la a well
known man. an old reetdent of
Portland and as familiar with the
city business and needs of
changee In tha charter. Ha waa
campaign manager for tha citi
zens' committee having In charge
tna Independent candidacy of Mr.
Simon.
rival. It took the keepers a lone time
to drive off tha Injured husband from
the carcase and to aava what waa left
of "King Frederlck'a boar."
SUN LEADS IN HOMES
NORTH AND SOUTH END PRE
CINCTS TOR RUSHLIGHT.
AnalreJa of Vote Shows How Candl-
dalea Ran In Different 8cc
llona of tbo City.
Anyone having any doubt whether
Mayor-elect Rushlight In Monday's
election received the almoet unanimous
support of tha voter In tha North and
South Knds of tha city need only re
far to tha vote In tha precincts In thoaa
aectlona of tha city to ba convinced.
While Rushlight carried those same
precincts la tha primaries, tha vote
cast for him Mcjay In Xboae districts
waa In many Inetancee from two to
three times greater.
Contrasted with this showing In fa
vor of Rushlight, tha returns further
show that Mayor Simon. Ilka Lombard
In tha prlmarlea. received a flattering
vote In the residence oistricta. it
waa In those aectlona of tha city where
the business man and homeowner live
that a full appreciation of. tha services
of Mayor Simon aa tha city's executive
waa shown. It wss In tness precincts
that Mayor Slraon outdistances his suc
cessful rival by a vote of from two to
one to four or five to one.
Some Idea of tba aceptablllty oi nr.
Rnahllaht as Mayor to tba habttues
of the North and South Rnda may ba
ncrriATTTT! trM APTBOYID
IV TUK VOTEJU4.
Complata unofficial - returns of
Mondays election abew that tba
volar approvrd It of the S3 Initia
tive or -iwfereadam measuroe sub
mitted te them. Tbo approved by
th Vetera were:
Special o mill lvy for etrt
cleaning nnd sprinkling department.
Bond emu of 1200.009 tor mania
pal JalL
ruling of gulches sad ravtaae at
th xpae ef the special artdg
fund.
Bond Issue ef 100. 00 for pabllo
auditorium.
Boad lava f tTS.000 tor municipal
a-arbae eellaeUea ertm.
Competitive bidding ta eawer aoa
strucoea. Tastag gross gaa receipts.
Taxing si una eleouic receipts.
PrehiMtiag vacation ef public
property ea waterfront aad la Tl
elslty ef terminal yards,
Aatl-butbeerd rdinaaoa.
Traaaferrtog froan Kxrttv Beard
te City Council th geaeral euparvl
stoa ef all street Imnrevementa,
gathered from tha following compara
tive vote cast for him aad Mayor Si
mon In soma of th mora or ls prom
inent precincts In those sections oi the
city:
precinct. XoaMlrht- glaven.
a amh aaa rana w -J
ltn and r;anars. ...... i j
Third and tla t: .1
Fourth end Columbia. .. .1 IS St
Third aad ataikat US to
Market end 8enta..... T
TMrd end Mill '
4S Flrat etreat .10 eo
Front nnd I'onar 1
Mamuioa. near Cornell. .1st as
KX.
It waa la the residence district that
Mayor Simon polled a heavy vole, aa
tha following abstract of tha voting In
several precincts will show:
Rashlisht.
L
ZMh snd Tnurmaa...... i
.14 and Overtoa. . ... ... Tt
2d aad Jobnaea 41
log
111
li
in
19S
in J
l.-d
US
1M
1M
ta,
11.
11.
Slat and Ollann lar.
oa'a homa prclnct).. SO
la.
So.
Sth end Wnarlcstoa... S7
Slat and Waahtnatoa... 4T
K.:a aod Waahutstoa. .. 53
1Kb end K;m o
r. lath and hm:tnoaah. ss
w. St, nag Broadwajr... M
K. ITlh. noar Hrvawar-. 4
Steamer Korem Kans Aground.
TOKOHAMA, June T. Tba Pactflo
Malt steamer Korea Is aground near
this port. AU bar passengers have
been landed. It ta expected tbe a tea mar
ba refloated at high tide this after.
noon.
!.
if "VW
E IS STAYED
Ziegler Measure Strikes Blow
at City Progress.
INDUSTRY IS SHUT OUT
Hardships Imposed on Factories
SeeklDff Sites Proposed and
ExlstlDg; Railway) 6hnt Out
From FaclllUes.
In tha adoption by tha voters In Mon
day'a election of tha so-called Ziegler
Initiative measure, prohibiting tha vaca
tion for any purpose of any street or
other public prorerty within 2000 feet
of the waterfront, or 1000 feat from any
railroad depot or terminal yard. It la
believed a severe blow has Deea struck
at tha future growth of Portland com
mercially and Industrially
Enforcement of tbe provisions of this
measure will not operate to tba disad
vantage of tha large transportation
companies already established and do
ing buslneas In this city, for several
yeara at least Theaa corporations now
have ample terminal and other facili
ties. But tha Ziegler ordlnanoe will
hava tha effect of discouraging If not
keeping out of tha city other transpor
tation and manufacturing concerns
which naturally seek terminals and
building altea In as close proximity to
harbor facilities aa possible.
Both Sides of River Affected-
The terms of tha Ziegler ordinance
apply to both sides of th river and
Impose tha same limitations as to the
vacation of atreeta and public property
for any purpose whatever." said C K.
Henry, "and It seems Incredible to me
thst tha voters of this city would give
their Indorsement to so vicious a mea
sure.
-It Is renerallr believed that tha Chi'
eago. Milwaukee St- Paul railroad ex
pects to enter Portland, probably on tha
East Side. Naturally tna queanon
arises, where, under tha Ziegler mea
sure, will this company obtain desirable
terminal facilities?
"Furthermore, It will not be long be
fore tha growth of tha city and the
demands of the people will require tha
bul'dlng by the street railway company
of adsqusta depot facilities la different
sections of tbe oongested districts, un
der the Ziegler ordlnanoe. where can
they ba located T
"The time la not far distant when tha
problem of affording adequate trans
portation faclllUaa aero as tha river will
neceealtata tha construction or a tuns.
If tha entrance to this tuba on both
sides of tbs river must be 2000 feet from
tbe wstsrfront. the enforcement of this
provision will mske the cost of the Im
provement absolutely prohibitive.
Factories Are Discouraged.
"If factories or large ahopa seek a
location In Portland, they will ba dis
couraged by the conditions of this met
sura which will force them back at
least 1000 feet from tha river in order
to obtain tha necessary space for their
respective enterprises.
"The enactment of this measure by
tha people presents a situation that Is
most serious when the growth and
progreaa of tha city are considered.
The situation Is sufficiently serious that
the commission appointed by Mayor
Simon to draft a commission charter
should give It due consideration and so
amend tha conditions of this ordinance
that they will not prove an obstacle
to Portlnad's future growth in any
way."
Prowlalons Art) Severe.
By tha terme of the Ziegler ordinance.
the vacation or any street or otner puo
lle property within 2000 feet from "any
meander Una of any navigable water."
or 1000 feet from any railroad depot or
terminal. Is sbsolutely prohibited, much
orooerty. when beyond the limitations
already given, can be vacated only by
an ordinance which must receive the
votes of at least three-fourths of tha
members of the City Council and the
approval of the Mayor.
Another .section of the measure
authorlxes tha sale by the city of any
buildings owned by the. municipality
and for which It has no need. All such
salea are to be mada only at publlo
auction and then only when approved
by the passage of an ordinance, "sup
ported by two-thirds of the members
of tba Council and approved by tha
Mayor. The Executive Board Is also
empowered to rent any of the city's
property not needed for publlo pur.
poeea for a term not exceeding five
yeara.
BANK EXPERT IS ASKED
Vancouver Prosecutor Wants Books
of Wrecked Concern Examined.
VANCOUVER. Waah.. June . (."pe
dal.) The question of appropriating
about tlOOt or 11100 for an expert ac
countant to delve Into the books of tha
defunct Commercial Bank of Van
couver, which failed for about 1100.900
December 1. 1010. will be taken up
by tha County Commissioners and de
cided at tha aesslon which began to
day. Fred W. Tempea. County Attorney,
who has bean making a personal In
vcatigatlon. told the Commlaaloners It
waa neceesary for an expert to go
through the books, thst In case any
thing criminal Is found, hs could ex
plain It In an Intelligent manner.
Tbe Commissioners promised to take
tha subject under advisement.
TAFT MAYVISIT COAST
Flan a for September Trip Xot Fnlly
aladw and May Come Here.
WASHINGTON. June . Governor
Hay. of Washington, today was In
formed that, whll President Taft at
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The Imperial
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350 Booms, J 04 Suite, With
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JTEW rXREPSOOF BUILD DTG
Moderate Bate.
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PORTLAND HOTEL
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HOTEL LENOX
M. D. aad V. H. JOROB.1SKI,
Prepe. aad Marra.
CORNER 3d AND MAIN STS.
Et aad Cold Water,
tag Dlslaaee Phea
ta Every ftoeea.
RATES
91.00 amd Dp
iTT- a list-.
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Hotel Donnelly
TACOMA, WASH.
Moat Centrally Located Hotel in the) Gty
Racantly Modarnizexl
RATES 75c TO $3.00
European Plan Free)
HOT SPRINGS HOTEL
I v"KS aau----
.hiiiiii!i.
r-aii5tW';
this time does not contemplate a visit
to the Paclflo Coast, he will give care
ful consideration to an invitation to
visit that state when the schedule of
his September trip Is taken up.
Missouri
Africa.
mulaa ar being shipped to
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art- will aa uo(l r th aiua, but
bUl alU be reader)! tba loUowins da.
Hbrtbcr Mbaexxqaatu adTafaaaraaaaia wlil aa
ccp44 aver turn pboaa. arpcaitla aaaa Um
pruipu-a ( tba pa maat ol caiapbvaa a4
vartiaaamanta. Mtoatiaa Was tea sxna lr
cooaJ avaarttaaaiaBta will aat ba accaptad
avar tba trLrpioa. ,mm for aaa laaartiwa
oly H ba accrptrd for Uoaaaa for Haat,
r umltur) far ala,- "Baals Opiaartaaiw
ttea. "BaiinliU'iniaa" aaa aaiad la
Kaa.
ACCTlOy KALB TOD AT
At wnaon', corner Brmd and Tarn Kill,
Bat at Hi A- M. J. T. WlUon. auctioneer.
pi tn.
BATTSI Tda Taum. daughter of th lat
I.opold and Amelia Katim an1 tTr t
Abraham, Lou I and 8axah Bioa and th
11 Htnr.lv M- Baom- Funeral from th
famllr ri!(!nr, Wt Main street.
. imp iWvHlnrrity) aTtrnoon at S a'c.ock.
aVclaDda InvUad.
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The largest 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- KAUKmAvX. Manager.
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Sts.
OPENED TUNE. 190S
A hotel in the Tery heart of Portland's busineag
activity. Modern in every respect Bates, $1.00
aad up. Moderate price restaurant in connection.
Swetland, Secretary and Manager.
THE CORNELIUS!
The House of Welcome, corner Park;
and Alder; European plan, new, modern
and strictly up to date: fine sample
rooms; ratee $f par day and up: rooma
with bath. $1 per day up:, all outside
rooms; our omnibus meets sll tralna.
C. W. CORNELIUS, H- E. FLETCHER, '
Proprietor. ' Manage
HOTEL RAMAPO
Cor. Fourteenth anJWashingtorj
Itw Hotel. Elegantly FwrnlahV
Rates $1 and Up
FKC1AI. RATE1 FOB PFiBM aNBJlTa
ntuiupcaa Plan. Una Meets All Tralna,
M. B. VOLET. PROPRIETOR,
BATH.
The Bowers Hotel
Klva t a. Near Waahlagtaa Street.
Urged Cafe in the City Service Unsurpassed
50 Rooma $1.00 Per Day
BO Rooms gi.30 Per Day
T3 With Bath 2.0O Per Day
ample Reesna far Cammrrdil Travwlera.
H. C BOWERS, Pres. and Krr.
Vei-xeerly Maaager of the Portland Hotel.
U!iaMlB'r?EfRt.i
"Bos
STEVENSON, WASH.
Steam heated and electric lighted.
Situated on the Columbia River.
Beached by th S. P. S. Ry. (North
Bank), Steamers Bailey Gatiert.
Dallee City and G. N. TeaL
Automobil meets all tralna and
hosta Flv minutes' rid to hotel.
Hot mineral batha Lady and gent,
attendants.
Batha recommended by physician
for rheumatlam. atomach trouble and
general nervous debility.
Rstes on sppllcstion.
MEETTXO NOTICES.
NOTICR.
Portland Lodire. No. 291, Ioyal Order of
Moo, meets on the fonrth floor of th old
Old. Wortman & King- bids., 5th and Wasb
Infrton at. every Wednesday Tenin; at 8
a'clock.
W. I. FT7LMER. Pecretary.
W. K. QAlKNa, Dictator.
ZiOTAXj ORDER OP MOOSE. Portland
Lodge, No. 291, meets ovary "Wednesday
night at Swiss Hall, od and Jefferson si.
V 11 tins Moose Invited.
WAL1ER M'GOVETtl. Secretary.
W. N. GATES'S, Dictator.
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 40,
A. t AND A. M. fctated com
manlratlon this (Wednesdav even.
Ina, 7:SO. 8th and Burnslde. 31.
M. deirre. All offices to be filled
by p as l-ni altera, visitors w el com a
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec.
HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO. Ill,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated communi
cation this (Wednesday) evening- at'
8 o'clock. Wast Park and Yamhill
ta. Visit Ins; brethren welcome.
C E. MILLER. Secretary.
WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO- 2,
A. F- AND A. M. Special cotn
m an 1 cation this (Wednesday)
renins; at 7:30 o'clock. Work
In E. A. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. W. B. WEtKS. Sec
W. O. W- All members of the camp and
the team In full uniform are requested to
Mtembi at the East Side W. O. W hall.
Thursday evenlnc;, to participate la the pa
rade, 7:30 P. M. GEO. W. T ABLER, Clerk.
C W. HOWARD. Con. Com.
SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2. T. O. O. F.
e Reirular meetlns; this (Wednesday) even
Ins;. 8 o'clock. Initiation. Visitors always
welcome. R. OSVOLP, Sec.
IXXEBAL NOTICES.
ADAMS Juna 6. at tha family reldenca,
.th avenue S. E. and East 7Sth atrept.
Ren D. Adams, aged 22 years 10 months
15 days, beloved lfe of B. E. Adama
Funeral service will bo beld at the above
re-id an c at 2 P. M. tomorrow (ThursJay),
Juna a. Interment In Multnomaii cema
tery. ROWLIN In this city, Jun 6. Haxl Row
lln. seed 18 years 6 months 2- daj
Funeral services will b held at Flnleya
at 2 P. M. Thursday. June 8. Friends In
vited. Interment Rivervlew cemetery.
TERWILI.IGER At th residence of Mr.
t'eglement. 43 East 6th u. June 3. Cyrenus
Terwilllger. aged 75 years. Funeral serv-lo-s
a ill be b;d at Lerch's Chan!, 420
East Aldr. Thursday. June 9, at 2 P. M
Intarmcnt &oa City cemaiary.
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG
THEATER
7th and Taylor
Fhonra Mala I aad A list.
SPECIAL TRICE MATINEE TODAT. S:S0
O'CLOCK.
Curtain Tonight. s:30. Engament All
Thla Week.
DAVID BEISCO PRESENTS
TKe Lily
)9
0NeU-Charl Cartwrlght and Fa-
' moos Belaara Company.
Evanlncra: $2.00, 11.60, JJ1.00. 75c. BOc.
Matinees: $1.50, Jl.00. 75c. SOc. 35c. 55c
R A T-T T? MatoVTnd A 536a
A- -AV A- A V Geo L Baker. lgr
MAT. TODAT. 2:15 TONIGHT 6:13.
The eminent actor
JOHN 8A1NPOLI3."
supported by the Baker Theater Company lB
"THE GREAT DIVIDE."
As played by Henry Miller.
Superb Western Play- Magnificent Scenic
Effects.
Fpclal Bummer pricei 25c tSOc. Matlnsea
25c all seats. Next week "A Parisian
Romance."
m MAW . A 1030
V AtATUTC-nl VKT DAI
aT'.fk aaa. .
NIGHTS
1S-25-50-75
WEEK JUKE fi KVWAED ABKI.E8 SUC
CESS. "HE TKIKD TO BE NICE." The
Bersere Playera, Raymond and iivrrly, Bel.
chair Brothers, Albert Hole. Jarvla and Hsr.
riaon. Adonis. Orchestra Pictures. Even
ing prloesl 15c, 25c, 60c and 75c. Dally
matinee: lie, x&e. ewe. Holiday mauni
A lent races.
PRIMES
Jneanslled VandrUla
All Thla Week. FHzserald's
EIGHT KNGL1SH Jl GiIJNO tilTU-S
Olivette. The Dumond Doo, Georfte C
Davis, Psata-escope, The Mnalcnl btipta,
Cameron and Gnylord. Three KnajUab. Girls.
Popular Piicee. Matinee Daily. Curtain,
i 2:30, 7:SO ana :UU.
GRAND Week of June 5
America's Greatet
Military .Novelty
THE U. S. A. BOYS
Maaa Franks
6plea;el ft Dunn.
Xxjnc a Cotton.
Mcrt fox.
Nello.
GRAiDASCOPE.
Matin e (very day, I 80 sny seat, 15a,
Evenlns performances st 7:30 snd 9:15;
balcony, 15c: lower floor, 25c: box seats, 60c,
BUNGALOW rlLer. Mxr.
Main 117 aad A 4-2-
Matlne every day. 2:45. Two evening- per
lormancea. 7:45. 8:15. The popular LTP.1C
MUSICAL COMEDY CO.. In
"THE POLICEMEN'S BAM."
Nothins but laughter and muaic New sonKS,
choruses, costumes. All th. favorites: West
and Vack. Jean Fletcher and tha others.
Prlcea, 15c, 25c Mats. 20c Chorus Girls'
Contest Friday Night,
PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY
OTn Cardinal's Edict, very dramatic
01 nil The .smile of a Child. Where
There) Is a Will There I a Way. Nitrate
of Soda In Italy (Industrial). Dream
land Fire, Coney Island, special.
APPAnC For Her Brother's Sake. Mon
HnuKUC tana Anna. Their Inheritance.
It Served Her Itltcht.
nil ny The Flag; That Did Not Rise.
Ull JU I Advertislnar tor a Maid. Alone
at Kl&jnt. Jinuny, the Sportsman.
Tlnl I JT,a Friend' Wife. Niece of the
IllULI ( horns Lady. A Clever Fraud.
OAKS PARK
Band concert every afternoon and
evening.
All the usual Park attractions.
Take cars First and Alder.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK,
Cor. Vans-tit and Twenty-fourth Sta.
LOS ANGELES
PORTLAND
June 6, 7, 8, 8, 10, 11.
Games BeRln Weekdays at 8:00 P. M.
Sunday Z:3u f.m.
LADIES' VAT FRIDAY
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers.
Wednesday.
GRAND STAND
Tenth and Morrison Sts.
RESERVED SEATS
Now on Sale at
8,61 Morrison St.,
and
Sherman. Clay & Co..
Corner Sixth and Morrison.
ALL, PARADES PASS THIS STAND
Reserved Seats $1.00.
General Admission 50c .
OAKS PARK
THOUSANDS DELIGHTED.
FIREWORKS FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 'S
MANY ADDED FEATURES.
FREE BAND CONCERTS
EYERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
ALL USUAL PARK ATTRACTIONS
Admission. . 10c
Children - 5C
Under six years FREK
Take Car First aad Alder Sta.
GRAND CARNIVAL DANCE
Given by the
WEDNESDAY SELECT CLUB.
Opening Party of Ringler'e New Maple
nau, corner oi ciecooa ana
Morrison Streets,
TONIGHT
VISITORS ARE WELCOME.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
CHANCE In thi city. June 6. at the resi
dence OI J. J- nenry, lot iNonn liin,
Mra. Myra W. Chance, agd 75 years 1
month 5 days- Friends invited to attend
funeral services, which will be held at
Holman'i Chapel at U A. M. today (Wed
nesday), June 7. Interment at Rldgefleid,
IV ash.
TUN kill 1-LOKAL CO.,
MAK4UAjkl BLaliG..
LUisAL UEMONS.
phones: Main 6104. A 1109.
Dunn Inf 41 M - En tee. Fune ral Iirectora,
7th and 1'lne. Phone Main 430. Lad? a
Utant. Office of County Coroner.
J. P. FIN LET hO.N, Sd and Madias.
Lady attendant. Phone Main 0, A
Knn AKI HOI. MAN CO.. Funeral Dtrect-
ars, 140 Sd st. Lady assistant. Phone M. 601.
EAST MUB I-'uneral Directors, saccesaors
to F. a. Dunn Inc. inc. E- 5Z, It r5"iS.
ZELI.ER-BYRNKS CO., 594 Williams ara.
Fa ht C luS. Lady attendants
LEKCH. l'nd-rta!;cr. cor. Fast Aider and
Uiiu .taat ! ft !&& Iadx aaaUtaai.
fCAfVAal
MfchWirc,sj
V THEATER
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICK CITT HALL Mala 838. A WSS.
nCMANK OFFICER. Seraeaat Crate
Kesidenc 24 K. 2tb. N. East i.
11. j,. Daaiulr, Kes. 536 Wasco St.
W. G. baua, Kes. 7J E. 16th. Kast 17K
Hon. ambulase. A 6101: Pr. Ex. 4.
Kfsbts. fiundaya aad Holldaya A 610a:
. 4: Trunk 7.
JiEW TODAT.
TO SPECULATORS
WITH MONEY
a OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFETIME
SUBDIVISION
85 acres east of the city, already
surveyed and platted for the market,
Tou can double your-money within
90 days.
The 0. P. Electric line runs
through the center of, the tract. The
railway company is now buildinsr a
new depot. The highly improved Fos
ter road runs the entire length of the
land, and almost every subdivisional
tract faces Johnson Creek.
Will sell on reasonable terms, ori
would consider some city property in
exchange.
For particulars see
W. H. GRINDSTAFF
1125 Yeon Building.
Tel. Main 875, A 7342. . j
GEO. D. SCHALK
228 Stark Street i
TeL Main 392, A 2392.
FREE TRIP
GET YOUR
ROSE CARNIVAL
TRIP FREE
Come in and let us tell you about
t- 1 ,A .iA ato- f mini aitn at tllA
J 11)1,1111.1, ,uu hi- " . 1, . .
Junction of three railroads now in
operation, close to the best markets on
the coast. Factories are going; up. new
stores and houses are being- built ana
people are Duyiug iii&b wmiiuo.
PRICES WILL RAISE
50
JULY FIRST
Tinw nnw nt thi nneninir nrlce. Don't
wait until prices have been raised. Let
someone pay you a prom, cuy a. iw
of these fine level cleared lots and in
a short time you can sell them and
make more than your trip to Portland
has cost you. Enjoy the Kose Carnival
without its costing you a cent. First
come first served. While they last we
will sell level, cleared lots right at the
junction of the Northern Pacific and
Milwaukee railroads, toivonly
LEVEL CLEARED LOTS
Three hundred lots have been sold
In Portland in the last month. Every
body that froes to see Rochester buys
more. We make no misstatements, we
practice no deception. If you don't find
everything exactly as we represent it
we don't want your money. We can
refer you to hundreds of satisfied cus
tomers in Portland.
REMEMBER
This Is your last chance. Don't waft
until the best are gone, come in today
and see photos of Rochester, or write
for Illustrated booklet.
Wo sell on small monthly payments.
Warranty deed and abstract showing
good title free with each sale.
AMERICAN fiOftOVESMT CO.
1016 Chamber of Commerce.
On Stark, Between Third and Foarta.
B
A Restricted District
With Beautiful Parks
and Boulevards
U
Every Lot a View
Li -
1 ,15 Minutes from
M the Heart of
y- the City
Most Beautiful f
Building Sites gt
snd Best Invest- I I N
tnent in Portland p"
WEST -SIDE- CO.
MADISON BL0G. 5 TO MADISON
MARSH SSO A 4747.
ACREAGE
PROPOSITI