WASCO FARMER'S
LOT PROSPEROUS
Immense Ranches Contribute
to Welfare of Many
Growing Villages.
RAILWAYS TO DEVELOP
Theiuadt or Arrr Ar IMantcd la
AT hot. While Micrp Ratelnc I
rrofliable Industry tor
Rraldents of County.
WAriNITIA. Wssco Tountr. Or, Juna
I. 9tfJ Corrcpoo'1nc.) From
Muddy rancn to Waplnlrla I cn!y
rrlfla mora than two lreh on the ordl
Barr rckt rrap, but It I Tar TS mllea
er t.a rad. I cam ! Aliii"ps.
Franlko. Hik'OTM. r'iansaan and u
lin. Ana m(:rr ttlr. two or thr
rr.ilaa from Muddy It anllr dlstanr ta
troush Was." Crenlr. HaJ 1 fol
t direct roJ I could have aJ
la n:l or trior. But tt tas-ra mrs
rrrl.Mi- than I have t t;s
rsM road at al tlmra-
Infuirla al l brine out lha Informs
tlin aa to trail. prl-!d' l-roldJ
ran follow thm Ilt.rallr. but thaaaj
b ird tral'a art raii.ar difficult to uodrr.
aland, and tl.a way from tha train
la.;a-.rar.!a:o road to Maurio l rather
Mind, aa rrany har urd"uMl;y round
bfora timnH to f.Vow II.
I lft Uitlr ranch ar!y two dav
iri. fallowing fr a BumUf tf miir
fl Sara rad 1 wcr.l In by. Ard tt I
usss t lay that I Utt llud.lv with
r-t. Anybody who haa r)'d o
outtn on a rrat ranch of that kind
wt:i fullr ur.Jrtand that, for t.sre l
Co plaaaantcr place to p than at sues
a ranch.
Judc- dood Karnwr.
Tks Crat pises to attract attention on
ta road artar rlUr. wall away from
tha rar.es Is tha ranch of Judare A. S.
pannatt. of Tha tala. Tha Judira la
a farmsr and catt:rrowar and ha has
a apnJ!d place two or thraa tullaa b
nm ,uil"rr. main road passing
throuch It. but tha firrr.houaa Is two or
mora irllra off aat of thr trail. Tha
Juda baa a farm of srsl Ihouaand
acra.
Ania'opa la about aa It ass In March.
hn 1 pa-J tr.rouah thara on nijr
way to tta -nM It l a rilca llt
tia piaca. a aood bu!n point, and
will a'.waya cut a t aura In tha dareiop
inant of that aaxrtlon.
Sevan mil t- lha north l Prarlko.
tl ard of tha railway tr.rouah S.:rman
and Uiaro counilca. I waa J.t In tlma
n mUa tha nrst wool al of tha aa
aon. a sal at wi tch, resr'.r l.voo.ooo
pound of wool danced handa. tha top
pr:ca ba'nc 1 crnt. tha lowrat. it
carta, t.ia tftrtaranca In prlca !.owln
prirclr:i ha dlffrnca In ahaan.
n or ahout tha rtrt of July tha trail
for tha Infrlor wlil ba larraly ahlftad
from a Flaniko road ar.d Shartko to
tha Paachutr roada. and with It will
o ta rtprrat butna. And avary
ho.!' t.-at will Ml that town pretty
kard. P it tl.a paopla ara not dlacjur-
aad.
WIh-iI I'rwprrla GochI.
Eli! t milra t tha north of "hanltto
tfia' trail loa 1 to tha head of llakrovan
freak aruj canyon. th fhulea Valla
lm off t tha weat. In thla portion of
lha S.sanlko territory thera ara a treat
r-any ltd of wheat, and It looke cooa
comarad with many other aaottora.
Than down a courl of ml'ea to Paka
ren. ! a llenr-c Wakeriln. a wealthy
ranohar. h.-lU forth. iai.ooven la down
on the mp a a P.t..'fl--e. but asalu
tha nup la unl.-u;:.fuL f.r tha offlra waa
duoinMnunl two yaara and mora ao.
Jiut Wakerll la a:t!l tary much thara.
11a baa !' icrM of land. !' of It ha -
n In what. And ha ! now breaking
-at- tha balanca of Ma f'.nw land, of
whl. h fca baa atwul a.-rea. So neat
rear ha will haa perhara 1V acre In
what. lie waa f.'rmrrlr In th aheap
bualnea. He had about l head. Put
aheep ft t. hlah to auit hia Meaa of
raluea. Ut ear ha aold them all.
r Wakerllc: ha a-ot p-.-ltra::y dou
bla ta preaent prtcea. Now ha aaya
aheap ara too low. and ba la ("Inc to
bue a few thuaand head.
I aked "Why Hakeorenr Wakertta
aald bacauaa It rot hot enouah down
tier In tha canyon to boll rcn In tha
fummer arat to batch thera In tha Win
tar. Ix-ad IV RiiK'b VNItrrl.
S! mliea fa-ther on. a-roa anj
throuah lota of wheat feld In a roliirn
o-uniry. w:t:i n-t a erat amount of
a ao land, la IXal IW Ranch. Y 8.
rvtn(. owner. It la on a creek with
tha Mah-aoundin r.ama of Dead Io.
tr nmtr. baa a fine place. :cn acre.
T In wheat. I""" In Summer fallow. Ha
a ( v) farmer and hi fla .ia lock well.
Rkewtaa tha young wheat. Ha haa been
thara for I yea.-a
About two mile nartheaat of Mr.
yentni a la t-a Ma ran,-h. Kdwin
Maa. owner He la a lr lhr of Pierca
and Jrant Maa. of The rhil'ea. Ha haa
a laraa pla.-a and a tr fire era t waa
told Put It la tw.i m'.:e or mora off
ha main road, ao I did rot l't It. Mr.
r'lemlnc told ma Mr Mava haa about
aoo a.-rea and farme t ahcut 1-'J. tha
rat being given over to catt!e. of whlvh
ba haa quite a bun. h.
Bordering the lt! r'a-a on tha wet
ta tha fa-rn of J l. Vtinm!r, who haa
ST acrra. now In wheat. And It
Wha c hM f-e a fair croj Mr. Van
meter ban: M wheal t Miupln. rlra
mt ea The olhe-a ment'iT.ed IM attr
to Jianik-
To mtle r.rth ta tha aheep ran.-h of
T A. itr.r."v. k"n fjr and wide a
Tom" 'or not'v lie haa a rnn-h rtgt
If te break f' the la-hTTtea cantona
and mt aNitit ii " h I of "mutton.
! had Jut returfe.l from Shanlko with
Ma mo-.ev iN'wl !"- Ha got a!
nwt the tp prl.e for M clip. Ha baa
been on Ma preaent rai;-h or im atght
or nil a vejra. tt cona:t.M of S-.-O a.-re
when he bought It; ha now haa
area. A ro.J nvnr ho.r.eteaJera ara
ruclrg tip their aha.-ta cn hia rar.ga.
Maupla la Twin Town.
Now 'Tom" ! tha man who gave ma
atp"t.it lntruetiona ahut the ruad to
Mauptn. fiva or mi to tha met.
down I" the fe.-hutea tanon. on both
rai!n!. For Maurm la cn both alda
of lha rivar. I waa ferried acroaa to the
m'n part of Maupln for Jt
Maapin. named from a ferrr aatab
liaad near tha preaent towr.atta about
Ii yaara ago by a man of that came,
1 a brand new town with tha paint
not yet on. It la on tha weat M cf
tha river. It Ilea upon tha bench, per
hara 14 feet ahora tha railway, and
you ear-cot aea it from tha car or tha
atation. Thera ta nothing but tha ata
tion and a frrlghrhouaa and amali
warehouse In a.aht from tha tralr.a.
But It ta very much of a town and la
growing Tary day.
Tha town haa a aplendld location on
a level bench, or nearly levrl It ta
uppi:ad wlta tha beat of water from
a famoua sprint; that comes rushing;
from undar tha rocks a few fcundred
yards to tha southwest- Tha waters
from thla sprlnc can ba saan from tha
trains, as they fall over tha cliff to
tha west of tha track. Thara Is a large
vol u ma of watar discharged. PI pea
from this aprlng run beneath tha
streets of Maupla. aaaurlne; a good
water supply.
Thara ara about tS buildings now In
tha town completed and under way.
Tha principal onaa uncompleted, but
ery nearly dona. ar two stora build
ings and a hotel of IS or !S rooms.
Tha hotel will ba ready for oc
cupancy before tha first of July. Thera
ara soma Tary nica raaidences and a
wood restaurant, kept by V. A. Moad.
Ha haa alao several rooms for the ac
mouauoo of travel.
Wheat Shlpprd From Her.
Tha wheat from a la rare area, will
surely ba shipped from Maupla. Al
ready IS cars of last year's crop have
passed through tha warehouse on Its
way to market and mora will yet
coma. The mall for tha Juntpsr Flat
country will coma from thera after
July 1. and that will help tbem soma.
Tha other Maupla on tha Harrimaa
road, acroaa tha rlvar. Is scarcely
started yet, even tha depot being yet
unfinished.
Tha distance from Maupln to Wap
Isitia la 1J miles. Tha road winds up
tha canyon hill at an caay grade.
n tha top of the hill, par ha pa SOaO
feat above tha river, and I was In tha
Juniper Flat country, ona of tha larg
est. botllea of practically level land east
of tha mountain and near tha center
of thla country Ilea Waplnltla. a town
year old. Tha road here passes
many wheat fleMa. But tha yield thla
year will ba a tf rifle shore unless a
rain comes soon. However, tha people
point to tha fact that navvr yel have
thev had a total failure.
Tha principal placea passed on tha
road hera from tha river ara tha Kelly
holding. In all soma '- srr-e. In
llr different rsrehes,
Waplnltla 1 at the mouth of the
canyon of Waplnltla Creek, which
flows Into the leschutee two mfles
above Maupln. Two surveys have been
m&de up this canyon by the 11111 peo
ple, and It Is said a road could be
constructed through It very cheaply
and the grade ta easy. Puch a road. If
cont:r.uel to the wst about IS miles
would top one of the finest timber
befs In Oregon, and the people here
sav there never can ba any other out
let for thla timber. From the Warm
Fprtnc Indian reservation the Waplnl
tla merchants draw a good trade.
Twenty miles from here. In the reser
vation. Ilea the celebrated warm spring.
There is no hotel or other accommoda
tions there, but over a hundred people
ran usually be found In camp there.
Town Has Hold.
WaplnlMa has two large general
stores. There la a good hotel kept by
O. U Ifarpham. who also has a feed
barn. Then thera are other business
places, blacksmith shops, etc, a num
ber of good dwellings, a large school
building and a new church la about to
be erected.
ai!rltl Is on the main road lead
ing from the north to tbe Indian res
ervation, la It miles southwest from
Iufur and i miles almost due south
of The tallea. and good roada to ail
direction.
After July 1 residents of Waplnltla
will for the first time receive The Ore
ronian on tbe day of publication In
time to read at their supper tablea If
the train Is on time up the Deschutes
and the stage from there does not
break down.
m Waplnltla Is not only not out of tha
world but vary much In tha world, and
Is far from being tbe undar dog In the
fight for supremacy among; Wasco
County towns.
SPOKANE GREETS ADMEN
DEI-EUATION OF HO FROM PORT
LAND ARRIVE.
Inland Cltr Extends Open Arms to
Members From Pacific Coast
Who Attend Meeting.
FPOKANE. Wash- June li (Special. V
ftpokane aurrendered without a etruggle
when the vanguard of the Ad Man
stormed the city today. Twenty mam
bers of the Portland delegation to the
annual convention of the Pacific Coast
Advertising Men's Association, which be
gins Tueaday. arrived at the Oregon
Washington Railway Navigation ata
tion at noon.
Aa the delegates piled off the train,
headed by I'avld Meaeaeohn. president
of the Portland Ad Club, they were
greeted by a rousing yell from SO or
more local ad men who bad gone to the
station to welcome them. For fully five
mlnture yells were thrown back and
forth, sorga were sung, accompanied In
part by a big baaa drum In tha bands
of a rather tall party In the "Ministerial
Prlgaile."
Tcree of the Spokane ad men R. K.
B g.'.ow. Aler.an.lrr Green and C. H.
Ijtrkin had gone to Tekoa and there
boarded the "Roae City" apeciaJ. as ths
train waa dubbed, and gave an advance
Indication of the g:ad band awaiting tha
delcgatee. Fo. lowing tbe demonstration
at the atation. the Portlanders were
loaded Into waiting automobiles and
taaicabs and ware driven to tha Coeur
d A lane Hotel.
Tha full delegation Includes: C K.
Arm. Oeorge T. At'hiey. A. C. Black.
W I. Csmpbell. C. C. Chapman. F. W.
Chauaae. A. O Clark, W. B. Cola. R. H.
Crosier. R. W. K-dward. O. U Ferris.
M W. Hard. H. R. Hayek. H. W. Uttle.
p O IJve:v. Charlea B. Merrick. F. I
Moreland. ievtd N. Moeeeeohn. H. C,
McAU'tT. H. T. Short. C. A. Whltemora
and J- L Tamell.
Festival Visitors Oct Berries.
HOOD RIVER. Or, June li pa
rlsM Owlnr o be fact that their
coming had not been announced soon
enous.21 beforehand the Ad Club, of
portlan.l was not met here laat night
hv the directors of the local Commer
cial Club. rVcretary Skinner received
t:- newa In time, however, to have two
cratea cf Hood River atrawberrlee sent
to tha train. These were distributed
to paaaangvra who. were returning to
their ho from the R.se Festtvsl.
T.-.e Cemmerciel Club received from tha
Portland boosters an enormous straw
berry, made of red carnations, which la
oa exhibition at the clubrooms today.
Coos bcnool Supervisor Named.
MARSHPIELD. Or.. Jane 11 (Spa
tial.) Tha County Board of Education.
acting unJer ths new law. has appoint
ed rr. J. T. McCorrnac as one of tha
supervisors to Kok after 1 of tha
schools In this district of the county.
Another supervisor will be named for
the remainder of the schools In the
other part of the county. The County
Fupertntandent under tha eld plan
found It possible to visit all of ths
schools only shout once a year, bat
with the assistance of tha two aoper
vtsors ths schools can be watched mora
closely. '
Electrician Weds Actor.
VANCOUVER. Wash. June It. f Spe
cial Miss I.tlltan Long, a New York
a -treas. and C-orge E. Taylor, aa elec
trician of Philadelphia, war married
bora today by Jay V. Flke. Justice of
the peace Tbey mat In Portland, but
came to Vaaoonver because they eould
not give evidence that they had lived
la Portland the recratred time.
SENSATIOfIS DUE
IN COOKE TRIAL
"Woman in Case" Said to
Have Taken Embezzled
- Funds to New York.
DEFENSE CRIES SCAPEGOAT
Edgar S. Cooke, of Chicago, Is In
Court at Cincinnati, Accused of
Taking: Money From tho
Big Four Railway.
CINCINNATI. June 12 Sensational
statements by attorneys for the state
and defense gave promise that the
trial of Edgar S. Cooke. f Chicago,
for the alleged embezzlement of 142.
000 from the Big Four Railway Com
pany, may rcault Id unexpected dis
closures. The trlsl began today.
Dents F. Cash. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney, declared that Cooke gave a
woman 122.000 In the original packages
which he Is alleged to have abstracted
from the Big Four Railroad. Ac
cording to Cash. 'The women In the
case" took the money to New York,
where Cooke afterward Joined her.
Chlrles W. Bsker. attorney for
Cooke, asserted thst his client had
been made a "scapegoat" to protect the
company from punishment for rebat
ing. Baker said officials of the Big Four
Railroad were suspected of taking
millions or dollars from the treasury
snd paying them. In violation of Fed
eral laws, to favorite shippers.
The charges against Cooks were tha
outcome of Die embezzlement of S$t3.
000 from the Big Four Railroad by
Charles U Warrlner. now serving a
six years sentence In the Ohio Peni
tentiary. Warrlner has been brought
to this city from Columbus to testify
In the trial of Cooke.
Another wltnesa who will testify in
the trial Is Mrs. Jesnnette Stewart
Ford, whose name was mentioned by
Warrlner as having received a large
part of the money taken from the rail
road company.
WATER CASES HEARD
GOVERNMENT WILL DETERMINE
ST ATX S OF IRRIGATION.
Legal Battle Between Ditch Companies
and Reclamation hcTTlce
Is Probable ,
PENDLETON. Or.. June 11. (Spe
cial.) With Water Commissioner
George Cochran on tha bench, bearings
In the rases of the Government sgainst
the users of water from ths Umi.tllla
River and Its tributaries started this
morning. Prsctlcally all of the J00 de
fendants appeared In person or by at
torney and filed their answera to tha
complaints of the Government.
The United States Is represented by
Federal Attorney John McCourt. of
rortland. and Oliver H. Morton. North
west Chief of the Reclsmatlon Service,
legal department, which Instituted the
sulta
According to McCourt thera Is no
disposition on the part of the Govern
ment to deprive the water-users of any
of their rights, but merely to deter
mine definitely once and for all the
actual rights of each man using water
from the streams. It Is not believed
there will be any actual contest be
tween the Government and the settlers.
If there Is any rasl legal battle. It
will come between the big ditch com
panies and the Reclamation Service.
According to the complaints which
have been filed, the Government Is
seeking to fix an arbitrary stsndard
of one-half Inch an acre or one second
foot for each (0 acres. Nearly all of
the users are asking about one Inch an
acre, the generally accepted standard
In the Northwest. The Water Com
missioner merely called the docket ot
the cases todsy and received the an
swers. Ths Government win then file
replies to sach of these, after which the
cases will bs set for bearing.
Bids for Supplies Ordered.
PALFTM. Or.. June IJ. Speclal. At
a meeting of the State Purchasing
Bnard today the secretary of the board
waa Instructed to advertise for bids
to be opened In two weeks for the sup
plies for the next six months at tha
various Institutions. Estlmste ss to
cost haa not been completed as yet.
DUIT METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
POftTT-AND. June It. alaslmum temper
a'ur. S3 desreaa. minimum. . drgreev
Rler rredlng at 8 A. at.. 10.3 fe: change
In :t - hour. 0.3 foot rl. Total rainfall
3 p. M- ta 3 P. T. none: total rainfall
ir.ee eptntx I. 1KI0. Jt.sl Inrhe: nor
mal ralnfail !nre September I. 4?. Inrh:
detclency vt rainfall slrr Heptember 1. 191".
7 1T laches Total eunehin Jan 13. 13
hour. 4J mlnutea: potble unhlne. 13
hour. 43 mlnuta Barometer reduced ta
-levei at 3 P. at . 30. oo Inches
THE WEATHER.
IK
State i
Weatse
TATIOSS.
Po'ea
Beaten
ra'gsry. .
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Kureka
Galteetoa
Helena. ........
Jarkaonvtlle....
Kar.a City. ...
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New Tor
North Yakima. ,
Phoenls
Pocatello
Portland .......
Roathurg. ...
Sacramante. . .
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t Paul. .......
Sa;t Lake......
San Plage, . . . ..
San rraociaoo. .
etaklreu. ......
Ppokane. ......
T aroma
Tatooah Island.
tfii: Walla. ..
w-ah!nrtos....
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NB Ha.n
SB Ft. rlcudy
SW Clou1v
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SW ;C!oudy
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WEATHER. CONDITIONS.
Blrb peaur atlll ebtalr.a over the North
prtn? Coaat. but there ha been a quite
..cara! eecraaa of preure ""r tbe coun
try an a'moapherlo condltlona are very
urataMa. The aaatera etorra has made very
slow pros ms and tonight I central oer tha
6L Lawrence Valley. It baa eaod Usht ta
Bxadarat'lT heavy ratae from the Lake re.
gloaa aaatward aad aoutaaaatward ta tha
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Atlantic Coat. Showera and thunder
torm o-curred at Edmonton. Hare.
Helna. Bo'M, Buffalo. Pltt.burs. Atlantic
City. Sew Vork City and Montreal High
wind a -re reported from St. Paul. In the
central Mllippl snd Ohio Valleys. Lake
rrtlona and Middle and North Atlantic
Statee and la generally warmer alaewhere.
Excapt in California ar.d Arliona. and In
the Lakee region and Ohio and St. Lawrence
Valley and New Kngland. temperaturea are
gnral!y above normal throughout tha
'"roTHlltloriB re favorable for generally fair
a eat her In Western Oregon and Weatern
Washington and for showers and thunder
.torm east of the Cascades. Lower temper,
atur" are indicated excert for the roast,
and generally aiatarly atnda will prevail.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair, not so warm;
northw-sierly wind.
Oregon Fair wet. howera and thunder
etorroa et portion; cooler except near tha
coavt; northareeterly vrlnds.
Washington Fair wat. showers and
tbtmder atorma eat portion: cooler except
sear tha coast: westerly wind.
Idaho Sbowera snd thunder atonna;
WUr- THE RIVER.
It I nrcted tbat the Willamette River
at Portland will reach a tage of 1S.T
feet Tue.dar. remln nearly tatlonary
Wednesday, ria lowlv Thursday and prob
ably mora rapidly Friday.
THEODORE F. DRAKE. Obaarrer.
Compasses, field-glasses, barometers,
hydrometers, microscopes, scientific ap
paratus. Woodard. Clarke Co.
AUCTION SALE TODAY
At Baker's auction bouse, l&l Park St..
furniture, etc. Sale at 10 A. M. Baker
Crowell. auctioneer.
PIED.
POFNKR At bl residence. Tt? Flandera.
J una 12. Samuel rosner. Funeral notice
later.
ROBINPON TArm. K. E. FMnon. motbe
ef Mr. Edward Gaze. paaed awar at Red
Cloud. Neb., at S o'clock yeterday.
J-l-NER-VL NOTICES.
MF.ftOZSS At tha residence of bl aen,
John li. Mergena. 5D1 East Everett atreet,
John Mergens. aged Sw years, fatber of
John D., Robert and Michael E. Mer
pens. and Mrs Margaret Vandnala of
thla city. Mrs. Anna Silvatn of Loa
Anaele. Cl . and Mrs. Agnea Clayton
of oan'tle. Waah. Funeral will take place
from the above residence Thursday. June
13. at 6 SO A. it. berrleea at SL Jo
apb'a Church. Fifteenth and Couch
e'.reeis. 9 o'clock. Frler.-1s respectfully In
vited. Interment Mount Calvary Cem
etery. FORFTTHE7 June 10. George B. Forsyth.
aird 6ft vears 1 month 10 days. reat-ui-tv
ZM Montgomery street. Friends
Invited to sttecd funeral services, which
will be held at tha chapel of the Portland
Crematorium at 10 A. M. today (Tuea
day. June Is. Take Sellwood car to
Crematorium.
LEMKE At his borne. 1ST Rodney ava..
Jur.e 11 Henrr Lerake, aged 44 years T
months S2 days beloved husband of
Axnea I-emke. Funeral will take place
from tha above number today (Tueaday).
Jut 13. J p- M- Friend rrpectfully
Invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
EI.DREDOE In thla city. June IJ. at hie
late reldnce, ISO North Twanty-third
'reet F.m-ry W. Etdredga. aged 44 year.
Tbe funeral eervleee will ba held at
Flnley's parlors at 10 A. M. Wadneaday.
June 14. Friend Invited. Is term ant
Crescent Grove Cam at art
rKigSia'B'B'B'Bi Hi
.E.i Gaa a a - ialiria
iiiiaisM
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The largest and most magmificent
hotel in Portland ; unsurpassed in
elegance of accommodations or
excellence of cuisine. European
plan $1.5Q per day and upward.
O. J. KAITHAVX. Manager.
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. 8 wetland. Secretary and Manager.
THE CORNELIUS
The House of Welcome, corner Psrk
and Alder: European plan. new. modern
snd etrlctly up to date: fine eample
rooms: rates II per day and vol rooms
with bath. 2 per. day up: all outside
rooms: our omnibus meets all trsins.
H. E. FLETCHER,
Manager.
HOTEL RAHAPO
Cor. Fourteenth ancTWashingtore
Kew Hotel. EUegaatly rnralaheaV
Rates $1 and Up
SPECIAL RATES FOR PERMANENT.
opeaa Plan. Has Meets All Trains
U. E. FOLEY. ntOPIUBTOB.
BATHS.
and Up
The Bowers Hotel
Eleventh, Near Waahlngtoa Street,
largest Cafe in the City Service Unsurpassed
SO Keoma 10 Per Day
SO Rooms Sl-SO Per Day
TS With Bath S2-0O Per Day
assple Rooms far Commercial Travelera,
H. C. BOWERS, Pres. an Mgr.
erly Manager af the Portland Hotel.
City
'Bus
IXNKKAI. NOTICES.
NEWELL At the family residence. 490
East Sixty-third street. Mildred M. New
ell, age 36 year, beloved wife of C. w.
Newell. Mrs. Newell is survived by her
husband, two daughters and one son. The
remains will be removed from Lerch a
Parlor to the family residence Tuesday
morning. June 13. Funeral services will
ha held Tuesday. June 13. at Laurelwood
M. E. Church at 2:30 P. M.
OEDER The funeral aervlcea of Henry
Oeder will ba held at Lercha chapel.
Tuesday. June 13, it IP. H. Interment
at Athol. S. D-
TONSKTH rXORAI. CO,
MUtuL'AlI IS LUG.,
llU-il UEbLOS.
rhanoel Main elintt A 110,
ironning alcEntee, lUiienU lllreczaea,
Tib and line. 1'bona Main 430. d aa
aUtaiit. Ullloe of County Coroner.
t. P. flMit a SON. d and Madlaai
M&y atiapomo. rpww w, , -
ara, SS sd at. Lady aaaltant. Phone as. ael.
la V. S. Uunalng. Inc. E. a!B. B tfisa.
ge. teas. C loss, lady'' attendant.
1KKCH. Ccderiaker. cor. East Alder ana
Slxtb, but 7SL B Ig&e. Lady aaatotaat.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
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iucol orer tti teUpumnt, providln tbe
vcrtlavcr i i.bscriber to CaUir pboatv
nriccm will bm quoiea over liio puooe, bmt
bill will b ret. dr red tb fuUo-lA .
V betber oubocuc6t odTWtiasnnoBtat will bm
accepted over Ue phone, oepcoit upoat tba
mrmuxpinmtm mt tbe p mexiK of telepboao od
verUatoinento. bUooiloti W-vaUd u4 for
vocol advertisejueata will ooi bo oeceptod
ever tbe telepbooe. Order for mom iijrUo
a.jr U bo accepted for 'Hooa-j for attest,
t urnitaro for bale," "B-ilwi Opportuai-
tlee." "Btirml"! " aad aaiod so
Hoot-'
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
UKKICE C1TT HALL Mala SOS. A TSS.
HUMANE OFFICER. Serseaat Crate.
Residence 14 K. Jttb, N. East 437 .
B. A. Dajsunixw. Ras. tit Wasco SL
W. a. Eetas. stes. 1 S. Ktb. sst Uii.
Mora Ambulances A S101: FT. Ex. A
h'lghts. Sundays sad Holidays, a SIOS; Fa
LL ai Traak t.
i Ti' "asl 'V'T raT .ej"l?ia Tff 1 tf .rltmi
BA KFR iataVan A 5S60.
AV ' Geo. I-. Baker. IIP
TONIGHT ALL WEEK LAST WEEK OF
The eminent actor.
JOHN SAIXTOUS.
Supported by the Baker Theater Company in
Richard Manefleld a Famous Success.
"A PARISIAN ROMANCE. '
MATINEES WED. AND PAT.
Special Summer prices. 2c. uOc: mattneoa
S5c ail (rata Next week. Summer vaude-
villa and Photoplays. 10c-
atlVJLjw j, a iv.w
MAXIKIvE BII DAT
15-25-50
NIGHTS
15-25-50-75
WEEK MOXB.tr. Jl'NE IS Homer B- Ma
eon and Marguerite Kecler and (heir C--pan.v.
prearnting "In and Out": lusbya
Scenic Review, The Three Vagranta. Fred
Hamil aad His Kids. Ljdell and J"r
wurth. Lotta tiladKoae, Mile. Knierie, Or
chestra and Picture.
GRAND Week of June 1 2
Here He Come!
JOK WELCH.
Greatest of all He
brew Character
Comediana.
Spragne and Mc'eece
Blssett and Scott,
tiretchen Spencer,
Lutirlnger-Lucaa
Company,
Mitchell. Welle and
OBANDAstoi'E
U.llnM ,r,r. .V inf Beat. 13o
Evening performances at T:3i and 9:15:
balcony, lac: tower floor. 25c: box .eats. 60c.
Caeaualled VaudevUle.
ALL THIS WEEK The Three Kratona,
World's Greatest Exponents of the Hoops,
Lynden and lionnan. tiardrn City Trio,
lltch Cooper. Billy t:ldid Trio. Pantagescope.
Thomaa 1. Holer and Company.
Popular prices. Mat, daily at '-".SO. T:30.
OAKS PARK
CHEAT AMUSEMENT RESORT.
FEATl'RB ATTRACTIOXSl
FREE BAND CO.VCERTS,
URAXD Ol'ERA HI ARTET,
MCSICAL COMEDY COMPANY,
THE OSTRICH FARM.
MAXY OTHER PARK NOVELTIES.
Open Dally 10 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Adrals- in,. ChllTr- Under 6 cpCC
alon IUl dren- 3" years. . . I tL
Cars, First and Alder Streeta.
Laancbrs at Morrison - alregt Bridge.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK,
Carser Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts.
SPOKANE
PORTLAND
JLNE 13, 14, 15. 16. IT. 18.
Games Begin Weekdays at 3t00 P. M.
Sundays 2:30 P. H.
L.iDIES' DAT FRID.4T
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday
SLEETING NOTICES.
. r Tff. M s. Idem
rf At Kader Temple
take notice: There will be a
jnyaiic '
.. , , j . . ii l lhair natitinnll
on ail canuiuaie aeuwua .-
at that Urue. not later than 4 o clock of
that day. Kindly hurry up your candidates
for their Summer outing. At this meeting
other business of the order will be enter
tained. On Saturday evening, tho litti
Inst., a "ceremonial session" will be he.d to
confer the order upon those elected. Strans
ers with trelr black and while card are
courteously Invited. Members as well as
visitors must present their black and white
credentials. Without them they cannot seo
the camels or drink from the Fountain of
"Youth. Archie Therlow. potentate, haa said
It. What ha aaya goes.
B. G. WHITEHOUSE, Kec
A ivn A S TfTTlC Twntf
fourth semi-annual reunion.
Programme for today: 9 A. M..
18th degree: 10:30, A. M.. 21st
degree: 2 P. M.. 29th degree:
S P. M.. 30th degree: 8 P. M..
31st degree. Rehearsa.1 of 31st
degree at 7 o'clock sharp. By
ordar
PBESIDEJG OFFICER,
WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2,
A. F. AND A, M. Special com
munication thi (Tuesday) evening
at 7:3" o'clock. Work in E. A. de-
"s ' Eree. Visiting DreLJiren weiwiuo.
' W. S. WEEKS, bee.
UTOPIA REBEKAH LODGE. NO. 62
Members are requested to attend the funeral
ot out late etster. Mrs. Mildred M. Newell,
today CTueday. June 13. at Laurelwood
M. E. Church, :30 P. M.
JESSE HENDERSOX. Sec.
CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, NO.
54, O. E. S. Stated communlca
tatlon thie (Tuesday) evening. 8
o'clock sharp. Order W. M
BURDELLA HOLT. Sec.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 4.
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Tuesday i even
ing 7:30. E. 8 th and Burn side. F
C. degree. Visitors welcome. Order
W. M. J- H. RICHlIOaN'D, Sec
ELLISON ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1. I. O. O.
F. Regular meeting this ("Tuesday) evening
t 8 o'clock. Golden Rule degree. Vis
itors always welcome.
R. OSVOLD. Scribe.
PORTLAND CIRCLE. No. 55. W. of W.
Election of officers tonight. All members
requested to attend.
MRS. H. M. NELSON. G. N.
NEW TODAY.
MONEY TO LOAN
CITY MORTGAGES,
FARM MORTGAGES,
LOWEST RATES. TERMS TO SUIT.
A. II. BIRRELL CO.,
202 M'KAT BUII.DIG,
Third and Stark.
Sunnyside
6-room house on Belmont st,. near
East 39tfi; a splendidly built home, all
modern. Price $4000; terms.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COM PA XV.
Fifth & Flanders
100x100 in business center, West Side.
Price $80,000. Easy terms. East 282.
RARE BARGAIN,
llfi acres close to station, Oregon Elec
tric, fine rich soil, good creek on one
boundary: wood enough to pay for clear
ing; $175 per acre, 1-5 cash, balance easy,
6 per cent; other bargains in cleared
tracts.
TROWBRIDGE A STEVENS,
827 Board of Trade.
CORNER LOT. EAST ANKENT Short walk
by Burnsldtt bridge to West Side: splen
did location for a good apartment-ho use,
which would bring 12 to 15 per cent in
come on coat of lot and building ; rea
sonable price and terms. Webb, 414 East
Stark, corner 6th; or Culver. 615 McKay
blag. .
MORTGAGE LOANS
EDWARD E. GOCDET,
Lewis Building.
o
NATIONAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION
WIS BUT WOTES. 603 Worcester Bids,
wn
V THEATEE
A meeting ot your n
-a-?Tv Friday evening, June 16.
XI 3 IX at 8 o'clock, at Masonlo
1?5JL Temple. West Park and
I af" V 1 -yamhlll streets. This meet.
Vl 1 Ing is called to receive po-
if titions for the order of the
FORTUNE
FOR YOU
You have observed the constant in
crease in real estate values and would
like to own some of the rich timber,
fruit, poultry or garden lands close to
Portland that are making their own
ers wealthy, -but you have not had
money enough ahead to make your
payments on the land and care for
yourself and family until it begins to
produce. We will furnish you choice
fruit, garden and poultry land, close
to Portland, so that you can handle it
with but little money and can draw
more money from us to live on right
from the start, if you need it.
Ye have been providing homeseek
ers with rich Oregon lands in this way
for years, and are the only company
making such an offer.
Call or write us.
FIRLANDS TRUST COMPANY
806-8 Spalding Building.
5 Acres
Choice Manufacturing Site
on Columbia Boulevard and
O.-W. R. & N. E. R. Deep
water and railroad facilities.
Goddard&Wiedrick
243 Stark St.
B
Splendid View of River.!
City and Mountains '
High. With Gentty
U
Sloping Hills
L- IS Minutes From
Heart ol City.
N
r.
Lower in Price Sk
Than Any High- f
class Restricted
Addition in Portland
WEST 51 DE CO.
MADISON BLOT. 5ro AN0 MADISON
I-UR5H.9SO A -4747.
Three fine lots, running
from track to road, about
130 feet deep; close in.
S10.0CO
0) KEASEY t
HUMASONJEFFERY
13 232 Chamber of Commerce.
one: or the:
FINEST VERY HIGH-CLASS BRICK
APARTMENT-HOUSES
On Pacific Coast,
Now Being Built on Prominent
Corner,
WILL BE LEASED TO TJESIFt
ABLH AND RESPONSIBLE
TENANT.
FIVE OB TEN YEARS.
ELEGANT PROFIT SHOWN.
225 Marqnam Bldp-a
Office Hours 2 to tt Only.
Irvlngton
9-room bungalow in tho most desir
able part of this exclusive home dis
trict: livtng-room, library, dining-room,
2 bedrooms and bath on first floor;
billiard-room, shower bath and 2 bed
rooms on second floor; hardwood
floors, artistically decorated and ar
ranged throughout. Reduced to $8000
for quick sale.
Merchants
Trust & Savings
Company
PortlandHeights
Splendid new residence, 13 rooms,
3 fireplaces. 5 bathrooms. 2 lots,
garage, native trees; secluded
location, beautiful suroundings.
Onljr (14,000.
OWNER. 906 SPALDING BCILPDtO.
33V3 NET
I will offer for a few days only a
well - established business, organized
and incorporated twenty-one years. It
is rented for a term of years at lot) per
week cash. No objectionable feature in
It. the most refined lady can handle it.
Cost $15,000 to establish, and $8000
takes It. K 180. Oregonian.
Irvington House
Brand new, six-room, swell" house,
doubly constructed and just a little dif
ferent from any other house In Irving
ton: is very swell and has all latest
modern conveniences; on lot 45x100.
Some fine fir trees, on East 23d, near
Knott. Prl'-e $7000. on easy terms.
GBI SSI ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Blrtg., 4th and Oak,
MORTGAGE LOANS
CC JOHN E. CRQNAN, jot
J JO so2 sustain Bid-. ff JO
13
Warehouse