TIIE MOKXINO OKEGOyiAy, TnOSDAY, NOVEMBER
9.
1911.
J CV 1 I .
LAWYER ATTACKS
HASSAH AS TRUST
Attorney A. E. Clark Assert
Paving May Be Laid for
SI a Square Yard.
S1.75 IS PRICE ASKED
Uoila ration Is
I. lamination
Managrr
Made Aflrr Croa
or J. II. Craiw,
of Company.
Hear-In to Continue.
f:r J. H. Crane, manager of
:-on Heam Parlnc Com;r. ad
Introduced In tb. Circuit Court r.a
rarday a typrwr1tt.il atatemrit pur
partlne; to ahow that llaa.arn paTln
,o.t. between I1.SI and Il.tS a aquara
i.rd while tba company recelT.a only
ll.-.i. hi w aubjectcd to a sTre
r ia-nnnlnatlon by Attorney A. K.
l urk, who bad him go Into detatla.
Mr. Clark, by computing with tha
fU-irae furnished him aa to coats of
.ana. rtm.it. rock and labor, and
m. ulnar liberal alMwanca. arrlrad at
tha conclusion that It would ba poa
.il. to lay Htium at a coat of from
i rante n II a equar rant. He will
rroae-aaamln tha wimaaa former 10
:.i..rro and ak for axplanallona of
.-.rtuln heavy Itama labeled -ov.rh.ad
Pna, -miscellaneous.'" ate.. In tba
ata'emant.
Mr. Crana was tratlfyln In the aa.
tf r. W. Gol.lapp against tha city and
he r-on llaaaara I'avInK Company,
an anion to Invalidate tha Improve
ment of portlnna of Eaat Klerenth
tre.t and Mllwaukla avenua became
tr.era waa no competition In blddlnc.
Hauam pavlnc only havln been tlea
icnatrd in tha specification.
"We are trying to ahow." said Mr.
rurk. air. Uoldapp 8 attorney, "that
he my haa not only foatered a mon
p.lr. but that tha Itaaaam Company,
t.v reaan of others being earlud.d b-
au. of the patent, haa been recelT
thr prlrea whlfh must be deemed e-ri-itant
when compared wlih what
the payment can really be laid for.
Tiiere la no material In llaaeam which
jor.. not enter Into concrete pave-n-ent.
tha main difference be!n that
..nrr.le contalna about 80 per cent
mr t-ement and thoa la more costly.
Mr. Crana testified that bla com
ranv had laid concrete pavement el
Inch In thlckneaa beneath streetcar
ira.-ka for centa a aqiiare yard. Mr.
iKrk declared that ha will ak Mr.
crane today to explain why. when hla
Taien.ent ahowa tha payment of ry
, ir of IS centa a square yard to tha
parent company and a ajroulln
i ' a-c of 7 centa. re canceled to hava
cS.era rompeta In tha1 laying of Has.am
riveinent when hla company wanta 0
-lie a yard from other contractors for
tki. i-roae-eiamtnatton will refer to
II e offer of tha company to furnish
.k ..nt.tin. m.rhlne and a man to
o-erate It for IS centa a yard. Thla
offer la on file at tha City Hall and la
...r.roeed to ba for tha purpoae of ahow
im that tha company la willing to meet
competition. .
-We must bear In mind that this i
r.nli covers tha wbola coat of grout-
..ih iiiorm Clark. "The com
pany offera to furnlan only tha marhlna
anJ one man ana we may
ih.i it would not ba worth
more than centa a yard, which, added
, . ..,.! v of la centa. would roaka
14 centa. la It any wonder that no one
t... . -w .. tha rumnin v up on tha of
fer when ba muat aland a handicap nf
leaal 12 centa a aquara yard. Aa far
eithle royalty la concerned It Is simply
taking money out of one pocket, that
if the aubaldlary company, and putting
it into another pocket, that of tha par-
Mr Crana testified that the company
nakes an arbitrary charae of i per
.-m for overhead charge but did not
Into detalla. He sal.l that tleorKa
lie. land ets I percent for getting tne
ontrar-.e from tha city. He also
a explain a mlacellaneoua charge of IS
, ' -u.r. T.rd Mr. Clark wlil to-
to find ool where thla
in ,.- - - - - m
'"4r Clark s croas-eaamlnatlon of Mr.
rf.eioted that the company had
, .o been liberal In allowances for corta
.,f cement, rock, cravel. arouiins; and
..t-.er Itema In preparln the statement
which la baaed tha contention that
he ro:npany actually ep-nds 1151 for
..... vr. of Hasaam laid. How. tha
- la tt poeatbla to lay con
which contalna mora
rrment and Is rnlaed In a more eipen-
... than Hassam. for centa
a wuare yard. If Has.am coata 1 il?
EAST SIDE BEST LOCATION
lev I W. Mjrrs Kaja Unlld Audi
torium Where rcopl Arr.
...jriivn Not. ".. (To tha Kd
iThia city by popular sola haa
a..-:...! to huild aa aud.tortum and baa
Bln the limit of coat at I.eO.O. A
M.an w a : DTI la la charae of the work.
Th. commissioners are to purchase tha
the ahena of tha bullilinK
ana put it up. They have tha plan of
tne buiMIn now ready, aa I under
stand, and tt-e nest queatlon la. whera
hall It be located? Thla la an Impor
...tt.r and cannot be too care-
f.iily considered. The object of tha
en-erprlee la tha convenience, pleaaura
tnd -.ront of the wbola population of
t he riii. aa It now 1a. and as It is to ba
. .v.. (..tore. There la also a ques
i... ft taste and of ornamentation.
The train thln. however. Is tha
' ...i.n.-a an.l accommodation of
con
the
i. - v. til tat for tha Improve
.n.i not for tha convenience of
trans'lenta at hotel and railroad oe
n. oueatlons of "distaaca" and
-tl-ne" In in aad aomlnx. muat not
overlooked In makin- the location.
lnd-'d they ara tue principal factors
in determining where ine auanonu.u
oi-Kht to be built. It lakee aa lon
time to travel a mile on the Kaet Slue
of tfe Wtllametta River aa It doea on
the West Side and It la aa comfortabla
r'dinc a-oinc east as It la olnn weat.
l..reover. tna comfort and convenience
of an Ka.t Mder la equal to the comfort
end convenience of a Weat tder. and
o there ou are In that traiter. Aa
ta accessibility by cars and transfer
from line to line, there is . apprecia
ble advantage on a-thr side. That la
an aflalr that will readily a .1 Just ll
elf to any reasonable location.
The vital polnta In determining loca
tion are. where I th bulk of popula
tion In Tortland today and where. In
all human probability, will It be 1 or
i ...re ftnt now? Everybody knowa
tlat a decided majority are now real-
.Una of the Eaat Side and The re
toman, not long alnce. puol.aned
r ildir.ar statlatlcs showing that tha
Kaet Bide la growing ten times aa fast
aa the West tide. iiall Mahomet
continue to Insist that tha mountain
shall coma to him. or had ha not bet
ter make np his mind to go to the
mountain? Of course the tail will
was; the doe; If the do Is ood-nn-tured
enough to let him do It. but dons
generally was; their own tails.
Furthermore, as to growth, on the
East and West Sides, relatively, let
me call attention to. the action of tha
County Court last Saturday In creating;
new election precincts. Because
Increase of population 11 nw.Drf:
cincta were formed, and out of tha 11
nine were on the KUst Plde. One was
made on the Weat Mde and will be the
smallest In the city, and the other at
St. Johns. These precincts were ar
ranged after County Clerk Flelda had
furnished the court with the last reg
istration flaures.
Willis Polk, ohalrman of the board
of arohltecta of the Panama-Paclrto Ex
position, who waa here last week from
San Kranclsco. In an enthusiastic talk
declared that In 20 yeara from now
Portland would have 1.00.000 people,
and lie uriced that all public Improve
rcenta should be made with reference
to that fact. Where will these people
live and do business? On the Eaat
Side, principally, of course. . They
must, because they will here no place
else to go. The West Side la already
pretty much occupied. back to th
bluff. On the Eaat Side there 1
scarcely any limit to space and oppor
tunity. The areat city of the future
muat ba built here and the auditorium
oucht to be put where they could get
to It in th shortest time and with the
least effort.
Ther too. there is the coat of cround
and the appearance of the building In
the public ere. If a location should
be made In th low ground In the vi
cinity of the I'nlon Ix-pot. for which
half or more of the 100.000 appropri
ated would have to be paid, when a
siahtlv location could be found on the
East Side that would not coat to e
ceed one-fourth aa much, and perhap
less. It would look to the public aa a
waste of money and aa bad practical
Judgment, and the public would not
takefktndly to a suggestion from the
commission that It must go down, Into
It pocket for more funds.
It seems to me the commission snouia
plan Its work so that tt can complete
the building ard turn It over to the
city with th present appropriation of
t00.00t. or that it should hesitate to
begin a work It knowa It cannot com
plete without more money. A nair-
finlshed building, with ire . an
expended, would not look well or be
well. The building ougnt to oa on
high cround where It could be aeen
and enjoyed by all a Joy forever. In
fact. LEVI w. llltns.
SOUTH BEND PICKS TICKET
John I.. Meyer to Oppoae Socialist
for Mayor af City Klection.
SOCTlf BENn. Wash'.. Nov. t. (Spe
cial.! John L- Myers wa nominated
for Mavor of this city yesterday by a
majority of !35. over P. W. Khodea. C
H. Mllla and Ueorge J. Dever were
renomlrated for City Clerk and Treas
urer, respectively.
The Councllyien nominated are a. m.
McvJea. at large; U. U. HIcKS. a. w.
Steurdevant and E. C. Lawler. John
T. Weieh had no opposition for City
Attorney. A total of 72 votea waa
cast, with a Isrge woman's vote.
Election 1 December t. The so
cialists named a ticket at a separate
primary.
ORDER IS INJURY TO BEND
Poatorrioe Directed to Send Mall by
stage Instead of Train.
BKXD. Or. Nov. i. fPpeclal.) Th
poat6fric Department dealt Bend a
hard blow today when It ordered Tost-
master Miner to revert to the old aya-
tem of aendlng out mall ror ouisio
point by stage.
Since last Thursdsy the mall ha
been going out on the train and atnea
Friday coming In that way. The
stage coach route by lTlnevllle to Cul
ver puta Bend one nay lurtuer irora
Portland. Local people are greatly
Incensed over the change.
Bend Una First Snow.
PENH. Or, Not. I. (Special.) The
first anowfall of the Winter began
early toniKht. but amounted to oniy a
few flurries. A hlKn wina naa oeeu
blowlrg here today from the weat.
Ilend'a first snowtsll last Winter waa
also on November S.
ntiLT virrroKnixvr. ical retoit.
PORTLAND. Or. Nov. Maslmura tem
perature. SJ as--e. '""""'"-, . h ,
laet - hours. OS foot. Total ramU.I (
f M tti 5 I" M l. .17 ln"h. lo'ai rain
fall .In.-e F-pteml.r 1. 1M. !nch;
rormal 1 11 Inch.': df Icl.ac-v. O-15 Inch.
T.,t.l .un.nlr.. 1 huur mlnuiea. poe''e
m.hii.. hours 4S mlnui.e f,ro''
(r..!u,d to wa leel at 4 P.
Incbaa.
THE HEATHER.
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FORECASTS.
Portland ani 1,-mity Rain or snowi
nn. Wm .t.-l. wlnda
(treaoa Ham or iuwv. solder: westerty
Wa.hlnston Ram or enow; eolde east
Mr.on, e..l.rly winda.
Idaho Rain or .now and colder.
EililAliDA.rKAU.
li.airlrt Forecaster.
wumrit coNniTiONa.
The British Columbia disturbance baa ad.
,!h.utBinl Id V. .al.rn South
and a new dlaturbanre has moved
from the ocean, east to Northern We.hln
t.,n Warnlnas for thi. ancond dlsturbanci
mare uuiu.d at 7.15 A. M. to all atatlono
i. thla di.trli-t escept lho- along the aouth
em ur,(fi caat. The folloe-inc mtilmum
elnd .lo.-ltl-a ovcurrea aurme in. a..r-BJon-
Tatooah I.land. rt ml .a, west, end
North H.ad. 52 mll.a aorthw.at. General
rsine bare occurred In tns North Faclflo
etat and tn aome places tha rain waa
mixed with aoow. while at bl.h eievatlona
the predpltailea waa moatly ta the form of
anew It te much colder ta Washington.
Northern 1.1 Mi o. Westers Moo tana aad Brit
lah CoiutnVa.
The conoiilo-a are favorable for rain or
er.ow tn thla dltrl-t Thorlay wlih lower
I t.mperaturre em.rall
lone tha coast vi:l
dla-ialah by ThursJas aitarnooa.
Compasses, fte si-glasses, barometers,
hydrometers, ni I v roar ope a. scientific so
paratus. Woodard. Clarke 4t Co. a.
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PROHIS PLAN WAR
Movement Started to Raise
$25,000 for Campaign.
GET CHURCH IN LINE, IS CRY
At Banqnrt Held In Snnnjaide
Methodist Church, lden of
Party lo Oregon Demand
Fight Against Liquor.
At a banquet held last night In th
Sunnyalde Methodist Church, attended
by ISO men and women, leadere or tn
prohibition party., from different por
tion of the state. It was the ""'
mom sentiment of the speaker that
nothing leas than a atralght prohibi
tion partlaan movement can orlnr
about th deatructlon of th ala and
manufacture of the liquor bualneaa,
and a movement waa atarted to jalae
1:5.000 to carry on a campaign of ed
ucation throughout Oregon through
th year ltX.
Thla movement la not for local op.
tlon nor along the lines of the Antl
Saloon League, but to spread the pro
paganda of a atralght-out prohibition
party fight
J. P. Newell waa In charge of th
meeting as stat chairman of the pro
hibition party, and T. S. McDanlel waa
toastmsster. Kev. Hiram Gould, a
veteran, made a ahort addrees In
which he declsred that the prohibition
party and temperance ara face to face
with a crisis, aa up to the present time
nothing had been accomplished for
prohibition.
-Where Are We Atr waa Rev.
Gould s subject and he declared that
onlers the problem was solved the pro
hibition of the liquor business would
be postponed Indefinitely.
K. McKercher, spesking on The
Way Out." aald that the way out waa
to Join the prohibition party.
"Everybody knows the way out.
a xtr MrKercher. "but the preach
er, and we must get the- church Into
Bruce Wolverton declared that th
way to get auccess was to make prohi
bition personified. Leslie Butler, of
Hood P.lver. spoke and declared that
the Christian church must be gotten
tine for prohibition. C. J. Bright,
Th. n.iiea. said that he did not
think the crisis had Just been reached,
but he said that the crisis had been
.vnected to live to see pro-
KiHitln,, aticceed. He declared that
, .Inn will not accomplish the TO-
sult aimed at. but nothing short of
straight prohibition. I. H. Amos spoke
-The nnnortunltles of Party and
also scored the preachers for not lining
up for prohibition ana sam wiv .
who dors not work for pro
hlbltion and speak for prohibition Is
much out of place.
u.. v-i-ii o Henshaw spoke
"How Can Women Help?" D. G. John
son spoke from a business standpoint:
W E CrltChlOW spose tor younn
n Pratt snoke as a candidate,
i i.,n.i. Roe-et. of Marlon County.
.t.a r tha ertncationai wora luai i.
being done In that county.
CITY W1DEU ADVERTISED
200,000 Edition of Publication to
Exploit Consrea Here.
-t am going to adrertlae Portland.
.. .i,: .!. where the IMS Chris
tlan Cltlsenshlp Congress will be held.
than 100.000 editions of the
various publications In which the Kreat
convention will be annuun-... -
neat year." writes Clement H. Congdon
.n i'nmm,rr i l lun. air.
1. conducting the publicity bureau for
the Congress from nesaquanere
nLll.J.lnhl.
a. .,.,.. nave been organised al
ready In Illinois. Iowa, l enneeeeo,
. mtereat in the 191S Congress in
Portland and to provide tor larae
delegations. At leaat one preliminary
......iiin of that kind will be held In
-,ry etate of the Union within the
coming year. In Pennsylvania county
conventions have been ors-aniaea
the aame purpose, the lrgrst of which
..i h. h.M m Lawrence v-ouniy.
k.. .i.f4. a
d a k tin Bols. Rer. Trank T.
r -,4 Herbert H. Buahnell, of
wi .it, havn been appointed on
committee which will co-operate with
the Commercial Club In an effort to
i..i -naav minor conventione to i-orv
land In 1U. so that delegates to these
may ewell the list of tnose wno win
attend the Chriatlan Cltlaenahlp Con
gress.
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FIVE IM GAME-LAW TOILS
fSO line Are) Intpowd Trials
Ten Are In Pros res.
Ten trials, dealing with violations
of the atate game lawa. are In progress
..-i.,. narta of Oregon. Five con
vletlons were announced by an of
ficial In tha Ptate Game Wardsn'i of
ti.. v.etardar.
rsid Palmer. W. K. Cady and Earl
va,ii.en of Xswherg. who wera ir-
rested November J for shooting and
v.ffine fish In Tillamook County, were
each fined 150 and costs by Judge
ntenlev. of Tillamook. A. Klees and U
Kleea. of La Grande, were fined l0
each for throwing aawdust Into
stream. Juattce of the Peace William,
of La Grande, alao found them guilty
of not providing a ladder and screen
roe the Intake of their mill race. H
auanended Judgment on this charge,
the defendants promising that the
equipment would be installed lmmedl
ately.
Sidewalk Fought aa Bad.
Declaring that sldewalka on Kllpat
rick street, from Delaware avenue t
Peninsular avenue, are made of Infe
rior material and show poor workman
ship, the Congregational Society pro
tests agalnat acceptance of the work
bv the city. A remonstranre waa filed
SAFOLIO
The big cake tliat does
cot waste, scatter or mel
CLEANS, SCOURS, POLISHES
FROM CELLAR TO GARRET
'a S-l !-Mll 'l.y-yyfH
The Imperial
Oretfcm-. Greatest Hotel
ISO Eoome, 104 Suite, With Private
Bath. - '
m ti lit rTOTP'OfinP RTTTIDrWL.
au " a . -. '
Moderate Bate.
TW. Metachan ft Soaa, Props.
PORTLAND HOTEL
PBTTATSl
HOTEL LENOX
aV n. . V. IT. JOROKKSBWi
rma, aa4 alsra,
CORNER 3d AND MAIN STS.
Eat isi C1 TVavam,
aa- Diatane Fa)
a iBvaST B-ael
RATES
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in v i. rfscfni' 'M T-- A- D- short.
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BOTH HOTELS tOfiUUUtU Uil live. tunurtAn ruui di
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yeaterdar by J. B. Bnntschoen. acra
tary of the aoclety, aaylna; that ha will
fight the acceptance on the "on
that the walks are cracked badly aad
will crumbl as soon a the rainy aea
aon sets In.
,,.,.ro-. railway admlnlstratlo baa or
,.rd caJ..n.7for the supplj - at mod
erate prices ot non-slcohollo drinks to ths
aorkera
AUCTION SAIM TODAY.
At Baker-. Auction Rooms. 1BJ Park at
The furnl.hliias ot ten rooms, which muat
be sold. Sale atarti at 10 o'clock.
ITKEKAL XOT1CBL
ROBLEP The funJT of Charle. Robles
will take place Thursday. Not. at i
5 M Services will ba held at Flnlej-'a
nndertaklns- parlora Only a few frlanda
of tha family will attand. -
w-halev At h!a residence, B30 Bverett St.,
cltj- November . Thomaa Whalen. ssed
75 yaara lO months 15 dajs. Funerst will
take p!a
Thursday morning, November
. Iravlns
tha rfaldrnce at o'clock.
rv.ca at tna cameuiai. j T
mlMm prtenas renrclu" i"...
mn Mount Calvary Cemetery.
u-rnuli The funeral aervlcea of Robert
Lane McCon). Infant son of Mr. and Mre,
jTmes ri. McCord. will be held at the fam
f," raaldonce. S-4 Clackamaa at., at 10 A.
M today (Thuradar). Frlanda invited.
Servlcea at the arava private.
Mi lR Tha funeral of the late William Tore-art
Mulr will take place at St. Slephan a
ChaVel 18th and Clay ate. st :30 P. at..
Thurd'aT. November S. Friends are re
spectfully invited. Services at Cremator
ium private.
un IS Till funeral services of Penrose
HlVTbeloved son of Mr and Mrs. S. O.
wii't will be held st tha family residence,
iiUa varnon ava.. at 1 P. M. today (Thurs
day). November . Friend, lnvltao.
ferment ta Rlvarvlew Camatary.
Ib-
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Sts.
DESIEAELE SUITES FOR PERMANENT OC
CUPANCY AT REDUCED RATES. .
A Hotel in the very heart of Portland's business
activity. Moderate price restaurant m coneetion.
Modern In every respect Rates $1.00 and np.
L. Q. Swetland, Mgr. C. H. Shafer, Asst. Mgr.
'vi ffaa a Ian
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Lv: tuua tai i -r i
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tZ' r at,-' ..rersfc
The largest and most magnificent
hotel In Portland; unsurpassed in
elegance of accommodations or
excellence of enfeine. European
plan $1.60 per day and upward.
a, 3. KAtrrMAjrx. im"
Portland
Oregom
Fourteenth and "Washington Sts.
This Thoroughly Modern,
Absolutely Fireproof
Hotel
Offers Unexcelled Service,
Comfort and Convenience
at Moderate Rates.
200 Rooms - t 120 Bathrooms
Every room faces the street.
Bus meets all trains and steamers.
O. 0. LABM. Manager.
HOTEL RAMAPO
Cor. Fourteenth and Wasbinston
Sew uotei, Elesaatlr r "imuita.
Rates 31 and Up
SPKCIAX. RATtS r OR. ritVM-.
Enropeaa Plaa.
Take ear rsr at Depot and transfer "n
TVaahloctoa St.
M. B. FLli. f KOPKTETQH.
BATHS.
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HOTEL CORNELIUS
HOUSE OF WELCOME Portland, Or,
Our 14 - passenger electric 1us meet
all tralna. A hia;h-claa. modern hotel
In the heart of th theater and ahop-plna-
district. One block fom any car
1'ne. 1 per day and up. European plan.
H. E. FLETCHER, Mgr.
The interior of this hotel has been
completely refitted, and every appoint
ment now meets the approval of the
most discriminating;. $400,000.00 re
cently expended on its interior. Every
thing new and modern, .". .". .". .'. ..
The Hotel Oregon
PORTLAND, ORE.
The leading hotel of Portland.
. . i .e t J
new, mooern, nrepruui ojiu
centrally located
WRIGHT & DICKINSON
CMA. Wm.HT, Pail. M. C. U1CiNorf, "ns-.
rCNt-UAL NOTlCKa.
BMITH Funeral .ervlee of the late W.
ct.i. . , inhn will ha held from A.
P zailar Co. parlors.oM William, ava.
n . u I hnr.l.v I tna win. u -
terment in Columbia Cemetery:
TONSETH FLORAL CO.
MAKlil'iM BL1MJ.
FLOKAL VEli:l!i-.,
Phoneai Main tlOtl A 11
n I H.RntML
Funeral Dlreetaea,
tikud Tin. Phoae Main 4S0.
laaj as-
fctaat. Office of
Ceanty Coroner.
1 n a b-d m sai William ara.
hLia Eaat' 10. C108S. Lady attendant.
j p FIXI.ET A SON. 8d and Msdlssa,
..... attendant- Pbene Main . A
"a-nwaRn MOLMAN CO.. funeral Dlreet-
araT t d rt. Lady aitant. jVhon. at. iot.
vi ci limit vaneral Director., aueei
. v. s. Dunning. Inc. K. 64. B MS.
LEBCH, Undertaker, eor. Baat Aloer ana
SlTlh. Itaat JUL U !. Idy aaalataaa.
DIED.
firiR
lmr"'. m,T,. i.h.rt Muir. of Port
vembe
land.
u,T Ori.oil. beloved husband of Jan.
Whalley Mulr. father of
Miry. William
ind Jean Mulr. and brother of Hugh D,
Mulr of Kansu city. Mo.; aged -16 jeara
v.r.Vaa Cltv and Booneville. Mlasourl. pa-
Kansas City and Boone
pers nleasa ceny. -
HAYES At the home of her 'later- Mrs.
B. O'Hara, at 714 Ov.rton at., Jot. .
Mrs. Elliabeth Hayea. relict of the lat.
Captain John Hayea. beloved daughter of
Captain Thomaa Mountain, beloved mother
ot Mn L. O. Dleker, Mountain. Thomaa
and Will Hayes, aged tl year. 11 months.
Nolle, of Interment in later issue.
RKISCHMAN At the family residence. 501
Web.ter il. Verince M. Relschmaa. age o
years 1 month 28 das. beloved daughter
o Mr. and Mrs. Jaine RelKhmio.
KOERNEK Rudolph Koerner died at St.
Johns. November 7, aged 61 yeara mo
Funeral notice laUr. UUca. N. Y., papara
plaaa. copy.
UPH THEATER
riCILjlU 1th and Taj lor
PHONES MAIN 1 AND A 1121.
XNiHTS BEGINNING TONIGHT 8:15
Special Price Matinee Saturday.
Henry B. Harri. Presents
' THE COMEDY OF C1TT LIFE
TUB '
COUNTRY BOY
Eveninrs: Lower floor $1.50. $1: balcony.
81. 75c. SOc; callery. S5c 2."'C. Saturday
matinee, 1. too. 50c. ioc. -ac
,EAT SALE TOMORROW.
Uril ft""" THEATER
ilClLiI V 7th and Taylor.
Phones Main 1 and A 112.
4 NIGHTS
BEGINNING
NEXT SUNDAY
Special Pries Matinee "Wednesday.
H. B. WARNER
In
"ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE"
Llebler A Co.. Managers.
Eveninrs: Lower floor. $2, 81.50; bal
cony, 11 row. 81, 6 row. 75c, 5 rows 50c:
Itsllery BOO. Wednesday matinee: Low
er floor. 81 50; balcony, $1, 75c 50c; gal
lery, 83c 25c
BAKER s
THEATER
Main 2 and A BSCS
: T. Raker frr.
Tonight, all week, bargain matinee
zrvc: eaiuraay mnuu".
BILLY (SINGLE) CIXFFORD.
.... . .1.., or tnlrtn anu i..,-
THE C.1RL. THE MAN AM) THK p
. tn nr nt rir'.s. Made especial y
for'lsigb'ln, purpo.e Brightest comedy in
Nlirnt nnces. ajt, vv,
prices. 25c. 50c, 1c, a.
The Third PegTee."
Kext week
n JSTAXW , A 10
fa tt Ui W. Tft V MaV tUV -
THEATER 1S-25-50-75
WEFK NOVEMBER P.t Rooney A Mar-
. ..u..iin. "Th, But Bell no? ,
Ed. F Reynard. Marie King Company.
rLJ'lia Rrothera. I'SulihO '"
Ljncs 4t aeiier. xje araw.
KXatlnee Kvcry Day.
spres
Hi V.nn.rlT Ol
Formerly Grand.
W Snlliean Con I dine.
nflned Vaudeel'le.
WEEK WVEMBER - ".J
and norm 'r"'tdri Clark,
T"JaCel.i?."TUe Two' Graada-
yrloee. 15c and 25c.
jm0
! PnaVawarllltfi.
11-J Canrirc-f lie.
WKEK 3COVKMJSEB -JPCCial
Barney Fagan and Henrietta
ana jj.ururu, ..i;i-; ---- - -- p-ntaaeacopt
Dynamite, MM May -,rza 7 30 i.
Popular trli-n. Matinee Dally. 2 i0.
MEETOiO NOTICES.
OREGON COMMANDEKt,
wr T Reiralar commuuiw-
tlon thia (Thursday) evening
7:30 o'clock, ine ki
ance of all Bir .iia. "
appreciated.
WASHINGTON IX)DGE No. ,
A n n ri A. M. BUwi '
thia Thursday) even-
lna 7-SVI. B. 8th and Burnside.
M M. degree. Visitors welcome.
Order K B,CHMOND, eec
COT.TTMBTA LODGE. NO. 11,
A. F. AND A. M. special mm-
tht. Thursday) even
ing at B o ciock, """
Labor in the F. c. aegree, ran
lng brethren weicomo, u,
w M. FKED L. OLSON, Sec.
ui-ircsir Knights. Portland
Tent.. No. 1, glv Dig : .. tn and
tonignt. b..o. r- Coma.
Alder streets. um a"
bring your frlanda
-wo IB. L O. O.
. .tinrYhl. (Thurs'day) evening..
wel
7:30
o'clock. First
.(acrt-aa VlftltOrS
E. FREY. Sec,
com'
BR1CKLATER3
. attend meeting, Thursaay. o-
,ru, 1 t-o at 2054 First et. xjuhi-
emoer -v. i. IT. conven-
nesi,
eiection i r: - a .ant
tlon.
H. M'OtLLUlUH. pubi
CLASSIFIED AD.
Daily or Sunday.
RATES
Par Una.
12o
On time "
gam. ad two nj ttoe-. -- - -
120
SOo
w ad six orleven consecutive time.. . . 660
ta.me"i-"n.t accompany out-of-town
IiralUMMai
"Thai one adwertlaement 1. not run In coa-
ntive laaoe. th. one-time r.
bli word, count a. cue lta. on caan
vertiaementa and . ad coontod for
than two line.
On char,, or book advertlaement.
. . . . . 1 ,h. u-ntal not
tba
f ,io,riiaTin the paper, regarileM
. . u-r of word. In each Una.
In New xooay a" -
charged by meaauro only
advertlaeinenta ara
la line. 10 uic
Situation, vfanted, Male.
JpZ::-""
'Tf.Iai U1 cr clarified ad-ertUj-JJuSef
the telepbone, provding the ad
"'.r I. a .ubriber to either phone. No
JrlciV wlU be quoted over the pnone, but
hillwlU be rendered the following day.
bill wui u rfrtlementa will be
i!Tnred .S; phone depend, upon to.
prn.pu.e. of th- paymen. o. ,"rJ
wnal Tadvertl.emente will not be aceptea
er th. .teJephon-. .Order, for on. In-
r""'-, Jftnre for Sale." "Buainea.
. 1 as-all
Opportunitle.. ' Roomlng-houaea
' VV anted to Bent."
and
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
i-nrr rtTT HALL Main 593, A 7588.
HLMANB OFiltER. Sergeant Crate.
. n,,;in P.ea 838 Waaco St.
wwr j, r.tn, Ra. 73 E. 16th.
Eaat 1T85,
Hor.e Ambulance, a oiyi, r..
Nights. Sunday, and Holidays. A 6185,
Ex. 4. Trunk T.
Pr.
NEW TODAY.
13th and Flanders
100x100 ON THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER WITH TRACKAGE ON
13TH -STREET. THIS IS ONE OF
THE FEW CLOSE-IN WHOLESALE
PROPERTIES WITH TKACKAUii.
OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
NOW BEFORE ADVANCED IN
PRICE. $10,000.00 TO $15,000.00
WILL HANDLE. BALANCE LONG
TIME AT 6 PER CENT.
i Edward P. Mall
300 Chamber of Commerce.
Vood for Sale
r,V'l."nSdlSfarewiie.ii
cneap, taking part pay In clearing.
JACKSON DEERIXG,
240 Stark St.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CO? JOHN E. CRONAN, HOJ
J JO t03 Spalding lilda. V
V Vw
7
EM
Clearance Sale
Inside Property
We have five of the choicest blocks
in Capitol Hill, and in each of these
blocks there are from three to five lots
left. It is our purpose to entirely clean
up these odiis and ends, therefore, peo
ple desiring valuable property at a
grreat sacrifice will have a chance for
the next ten days to get a great bar
Stain. It is not that we need the
money, as we will sell, any of these
lots with very small payment down;
only that we want to clean up some
broken blocks in our tract "all same
department stores." Capitol Hill has
Its own water plant, the oest private
water plant - ever constructed: water
mains in front of every lot; streets and
sidewalks. Capitol Hill is inside the
city, 5-cent fare, take the Oregon Elec
tric car on Tenth street anv piace, irom
the North Bank Depot to Sitlmon sereet,
or at Olds, AVortman & King's store,
and go see Capitol Hill for yourself; It
is only 15 minutes' ride from the busi
ness center. Title is perfect. Abstract
furnished free with every lot. can at
our office and ask us how cheap we
will sell yoa these valuable lota.
Clohessy & McGuire
618-17 Abinnton Building.
Grand Avenue
50x90 ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF GRAND AVENUE
'AND EAST G LIS AN. PRICE
$11,000.00. THIS IS DIRECTLY
ACROSS STREET FROM JEN
NINGS' NEW WHOLESALE FUR
NITURE HOUSE. THIS IS CHEAP.
CAN ARRANGE SOME TERMS.
Edward P. Mall
300 Chamber of Commerce.
Lumbermen
Manufacturing Concerns
Individuals of Big Affairs
NOTICE!
A man auallfled by experience Bfl 1
pi-ored ability, capable of niHn acceptably
any high-grade or official position requiring
superior business and executive capacity, U
open for engagement.
Competent to assume management of
large affair. Able organizer and good dis
ciplinarian, foaition or response. my or
trust in either the executive or operating
Held with large corporation, private Indi
vidual of meant or estate desired.
Age 45; habits aDsoiuteiy correcx; rww
clear. Will go anywhere. Salary muat b
liberal. Addrega AV 6tfi. uregonian.
Beaverton Ranch
liberal. Address AV 601. Oregonian.
Beaverton ranch of ITS acres, well Im
proved, with house, barn, chicken-housa.
well ind good family orchard; near .team
and electric railway. This 1. only 8 mile,
from Fort:and Po.toffice and Is $50 lea. than
like property la aelllng for in tha same lo
cality. Timber and dairy ranch, 1B8 acre., on
Netart. Bay, Tillamook County, Or.; halt
mile bay Irontage, naa o.oov.vw iet
timber: the land 1. practically level and
some haa been cleared; good dairy land;
county road crossea the land. Will Bell on
easy terma or trade for Portland income
property. Prlca .35 per acre.
See the Owner
Boom 407 Board of Trade Building. .
nTinantRTriu COTTKT ENTRANCE.
I pOTi ,(jn KREK. ACCI RATK
INFORMATION Regarding ETerytliina In
CH-MTRAL.
STEREO FTICON PlCXTJRlS 8 F. M.. rEEE
ON THE OREGON ELECTRIC.
The finest 5 acres In the whole
neighborhood. Lays fine, overlooking
tne wnoje vauey; one-iounu ui
from the car line; virgin soil; not en
tirely cleared, but easy to clear.
Would be worth J650 per acre when
cleared. For a close price, on account
of needing quick money, I offer thia
6 acres for 12600, for a few daya only.
$1350 cash, balance all the tima
wanted, at 6 per cent Interest.
O. FRED FISH,
Ell and 514 gelling Bldg,
Opposite Oreeonian.
A 7711. M 4841.
Have Good Canning Site
in Alaska with 5 trap locations, wmcn
will furnish ample fish for rrperatlon;
during each season. Need more capital
for Installation or piani. j- "
fish and no shortage ever known In
this district. Would like an interview
with some one that has money to In
vest in an enterprise of this kind. Quick:
and very large profits assured.
For further lniormauun tan
Spalding Building, Portland, Oregon.
Modern
Apartment House
New brick. West Side, spienaia
location.
PRICE, 849.500.
. INCOME, $5500.
This property under five-yea
lease.
JOSEPH GRAHAM,
lOOB-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
FARM FOR RENT
on electric line, good roads; 180 acres,
50 in cultivation; good house, two barns
and chicken-house; spring water. Ten
ant must live on place.
JACKSON & DEESINSi
248 Starb St. ,
MONEY TO LOAN
CITY MORTGAGES,
FARM MORTGAGES,
LOWEST RATES, TERMS TO SUIT.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.,
202 M'KAY BUILDING,
Third and Stark.
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT
Business property; leased 3 yeari
by responsible party at $60 month,
price, S6000
WESTERN OREGON TRUST CO.,
272 Start St.
FORECLOSlilK.
10-room house in Holladay Addition,
walking distance: house cost .7000; all
modern; corner lot: valued at 000;
present cost $13,000; yearly rental
J1020- must be sold at once to prevent
foreclosure; 1000 casn win nanaie,
make offer.
JOHXSOX, BOTHFl'B Tl'FFOHD,
nS Chamber of Commerce.. Main 6..
100x106 Third-$treet Corner
ci.n. u'aiic Koutb of Morrlaon.
Price$12,500,Ba!ance .Vlortgage
"vt'ill eonalder part trade.
t'lty Improved rropeny.
88 10th Street, Near Stark
Mortgage Loans 5
For the Laieer Amounts.
EDWARD E. GOUOBIT.
Lewla Boll dins.
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