IS
THE 3IORXT"G OREGOXIA3S, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 191Z
WILDE TRIAL WAITS
Selection of Jury Likely to Be
I- I
gin Tomorrow horning.
GATENS MAY HEAR CASE
tongrstlon of Court Calendar Cause
rriaj Prosecution Sllrut a to
Plans. Defence to Call 0
Wltne-a-ve Rohbfrj PnxxVes.
Owm- to the CAris;eid condition o
. j .. ka til.ta rirrul
I IV Kiwuai " "
Court. the case or run 01 if""
irlnt Uouli J. Wilde. Jointly Indicted
wits W. Coopr llorrts for the alles-ed
mbeulrnnnt of $:0.600 of the funds
of the Oregon Trust Sarlnirs Bank,
was not called for trial yesterday,
rresldlns; Judtre Gstens excused the
witnesses In thl case until :30 o'clock
tomorrow morninc. ween It 1 expected
tl.e task of ioIwiiik a Jury will bealn.
Thar la a possibility that because
of t:i rrowdoi condition of tho court
calendar. Presidios Jnda Uatene may
il in the Wilde trial. It 1 known
that Judge Galon... in an effort to
rlrar tha docket before he quits as
presiding Judge. jpcti to expedite
tha disposition of tuti by hearing
aom himself. It l barely possible
that he wi'.l elect to hear the w llde
caae.
mrl ltt t'aaea Beklaa.
"According to tha calendar, tha court
la now lo rasee behind In Its work."
said Presldm Judue Gatens yester
day. "It will be my purpose to hase
tho calendar cleared of cases and
brought down to dale when I retire
i presiding; Judge. This will nc.i
tat my trying; some of tha pending
cases.
"At the same time I am not sarins:
that I will or will not try tha Wilde
run However. I haye been asked by
many to do so. None of the other
Judges has told me that ho Is disquali
fied to preside In tha trial of this case.
From this I assume that eJtlier of them
1 competent to sit In this trial. Judge
McGinn has Informed me that ha would
prefer not to he assigned to this case
from tha fact that In a fuwuer trial ha
assisted to defend Walter H. Moore,
president of the defunct Oregon Trust
Savings Bank."
Defeasa Has 3a Wltaesaea.
Counsel for both the prosecution and
the defense are ready for tha trial.
Tha state is keeping to Itself tha num
ber of wr.neases that will be called to
substantiate Its charge asalnst Wilde.
The defense, however, has received
permission from Presiding; Judge
Gatens to summon 30 witnesses.
Tne burglars who entered tha offices
of District Attorney Cameron and A.
K. Clark, of counsel for the. prosecu
tion, have not been apprehended and
the reward of 1100. offered by Wilde
for their capture and conviction, re
mains unclaimed.. Whither the burg
lary of these office will In any way
figure In the trial of tha casa against
Wilde l problematical. It Is under
stood, however, that tha defense Is
In possession of affidavits which
strengthen Its contention that tha re
ported burglary In both casea waa per
formed from the Inside, presumably
b agents rep re son ting- tha prosecution.
YOUNG, MOTHER IS FOUND
Police Suspicion Aroused Because
Hon Is Left Vacant. '
Ktnel Smith, a young unmarried
mother, who haa been missing from her
home at Forty-second street and
Klllingsworth avenue since New Tear's
day. was found yesterday at the home
of Mrs. J. W. Barrett, In Kenton, where
sh haa been staying. Mrs. Barrett
has been earing for tha girl's -monthe-old
child while Its mother haa gone out
to find work.
T.e woman's sudden disappearance
a few days ago. under extremely
auspicious olreumstances. was under
Investigation by the city detectives
last night. A partly-used bottle of
chloroform was discovered In the house
formerly tenanted by tha Kirl and her
mother.
The development of the mystery
came through the discovery by Patrol
man Burstow Sunday that a horse, dog
and clilckena bad been locked In a
room of the house at Korty-second
street and Kllllngsworth avenue, and
abandoned to cold and starvation. The
officer cared for the neglrcled animals
and began In-julrlre which led to the
discovery of the chloroform bottle and
the other facts linked with It.
Mrs- G. K. Uennett. a neighbor, told
the detective that she went to the
house about o'clock New Tear'o
morning. On the way she met Mrs.
Smith coming away, and this waa the
last time she was seen. In the house
were found Ethel Stn'tn, her baby and
Walter William. her constant com
panion. That same evening she was
st the house again and the adults were
there hut the child was gone. The
mother said she had sent It awny. tins
and Williams left later the same night
and at the same time a pony belong
ing to one Patterson disappeared and
Its loss is charged to tha girl, who- Is
an expert horsewoman.
WRITER RAPS PHYSICIANS
.Medical rrredom Advocate Kou-rtl
hy Cliiim of lotors.
PORTLAND. Jan. T. I To the Editor.)
A local evening paper. In Its last Sun
day edition, reprints from tho Journal
of the American Medical Association
an article abn'it the Canal Zone, in
which, with a modesty characteristic of
a certain r'.ass of "political doctors."
mention I" made of the "almost tnrred
!Me result of trained scientific effort
to control disease." and aiso of the
dense stupidity" of the people In gen
eral who do not give sufficient glory to
tnese modest doctors. Incidentally a
few kicks are administered to tha Na
tional League for Medical Freedom.
S-enator Works and the Christian Sclen-t-sts.
Poor, dear "stupid" people, poor
Senator Works and poor, poor Chris
tian Scientists.
The anu le goes Into details In show
ing how tne Improved santtsry condi
tions have ms.de the Canal Zone
lea, thy. and then, with unmatched
nonchalance, gives the doctors credit
for this good work of tha sanitary en
gineers and demands that the allopathic
doctors be given a monopoly of heal
ing The sanitary engineers do not com
ria:n of t!ie "dense stupidity" of the
people in not appreciating them: might
t.-.e reason be that englnering Is built
on scientific knom-ledce. and that their
work speaks for lt-tif?
The trouble seems to be that the
people are losing confidence In tha
doctors. This confidence cannot be re
established by audacious demands for
class legislation or by padded statistics.
Speaking of statistics, a short time
go It was stated from New York and
given i ii w ium iM,,v.,.j ' w -lltlcal
doctorsthat II children (names
given) had died under Christian Science
treatment In the United States during
tho past II year. The official report
I of the department ot neaua oi "r
fof New York shows that In that city
In 110. 17.111 cnnnren hmt e-
i: of dlnhtherla alone.
under medical treatment. What a vic
tory for "medical science.
else may be said of the political doc
tors, they have no sense of humor, or
else they would not have published the
names of those 32 children who died
during the last 11 years In the United
states tinder Christian Science treat
ment. . ....
Another proof of the lack of the
saving grace of humor on tha part of
our medical frlenda Is that recently a
Christian Science practitioner a
woman) In St. Louis was. on tha Ini
tiative of the doctors, arrested, dis
robed and searched at tha police sta
tion. Any ona acquainted with Chris
tian Pcience practitioners knows how
liable these desperate persona (especial
ly the women) are to have dangerous
weapons concealed about their persons,
perhaps Gatllng sruns or maybe dyna-
, w
III all tne aociors unaw
m.nt children died were to ba arrested
it but let that pass. However, one
wonders why tha "irregulars uo nwi
do a little in the way of statistics
themselves: what a wealth of material
In mistaken diagnosis, stupid admin
istration of drugs, etc. W heat- a
great deal about vivisection: think ot
the unnecessary and blundering opera
tlona at the hospitals: here is vivisec
tion with a vengeance.
One of the reasons assigned by the
American Medical Association why a
National Department of Health ehould
be established Is that such department
would furnish "Information for the
people." The National League for
Medical Fredora la heartily In favor of
furnishing Information for tha people.
In fact that Is Its chief business. The
Oregon branch of the league (one of
the smallest) with Its many thousands
of members, enrolled mora than 600
new members last month alone, all
looking for Information. What does
this sudden Interest In medical mat
ters mean? It means that people are
beginning to wake up to tha fact that
the arrogant claim by ona achool of
medicine to the possession of all scien
tific knowledge about health la not of
Itself a sufficient reason for granting
such school a monopoly by establishing
state medicine. The National Laasrue
has served notice that not only will It
resist further monopoly, but It will en
deavor to break down tha monopoly al
ready created.
The time Is coming, and soon, when
,e M,Hlcin will hava to
stand on Its merits; only In that way
can real progress be made.
...... .a. . ... X'nrOQL'W
Lnm3iiA.i V-- I 1. ... .... .
Secretary Oregon Branch National
League for Medical Freedom.
DEER TRACED TO HOMES
TIIRf'K MORE
TO BE SEIZED
OVER VEXISOV ME.U.S.
Gay, Called "Stool Pigeon," Said to
Have Shipped Meat In Cof
fee Barrel.
xr in th eontraverav over
State Game Warden F1nleys method of
conducting raids on vendor of Christ
mas venison are expected to develop
through arrests of several new alleged
offenders soon. Three householder are
to be charged witn laaing o men
i .h.r.. nf MO.nound deer killed
near Brownsville by J. F. Gay. Tho
accused win be tjeorge um "'""
kMr: "Major" Freeman, a contractor.
and on Bpragu. also a contractor.
Gay la cnargea wun snippiusj m
venison her In coffe barrel which
waa found at one of the homes by the
.nniui One of the nur-
chasers confessed th facts and through
him the Warden say he took up tha
trail of Gay. leading to a number of
downtown restaurame wner- .,-
was delivered, and arrests were made.
Pursuant to a promts of Warden
Flnley. mad on demand of Ptat Sen-
c.tn whIU acllnr as a furor
wr DwuiiiBi - -
In on of Flnley cases, complaint waa
lira yesteraay krviibi -
fendaat attorneys charge with being a
"stool pigeon" for Flnley. In trlala of
th manager of Mac' Market, th
Quelle.' the Louvre, th University Club
. r. .. Unl.l .ri.nint WAS
ana me vi-e" .......,
made to show that Gay virtually forced
the venison on tne purenmn ou
th arrests followed within a few mln-
lie
:es. From tnis is waa ainjmin".
tnf
fer that Gay was sent out by Flnley
I a decoy, to induce in reeoaurmieura
i commit a misdemeanor.
Flnley entered vlgoroua denial of
th charges and asserted that na waa
on th trail of Gay when the sale took
place. Questioned by Mr. gelling last
Saturday, he couia not grve a goou
llUI U, 4J - v vs aw- - ev
i hi. ollitra. m frrr.t Oar
ex
for his ronfesd crime, and wm called
on by tne juror 10 oo .
Oay Is ld to hare a bad record oi
many year In game law violation.
13 HOURS CUT OFF RUN
SHASTA I.IMTTKTVS SCirEDCXiE
TO LOS ANGELES CHANGED.
Pasaengrr to Bonrd "Owl" at Port
Costa All-Mcl't Wait at San
Francisco Obviated.
Bv a new schedule that will go Into
effect' on th Southern Paclflo next
Sunday. 13 hours will be saved In trav
eling on the Shasta Limited from
Portland to Los Angeles.
The tlmecard provides for a saving
of ten mlnutea In th Portland Union
Pepot and 23 minutes In the running
tlm between Portland and Red Bluff.
Cal.. the southern extremity of the
Portland division. The remainder of
the 1J hours will be gained by a con
nection at Port Costa, Cal.. with th
-Owl" train operating between Ean
Franciaco and Los Angeles, which will
eliminate, the necessity of remaining
all night In tan Francisco.
An additional five minutes will be
gained In the run between Port Costa
and San Francisco, putting Portland
passengers Into Pan Francisco AO min
utes earlier than at present.
Th following announcement was
mad by John M. Scott, general passen
ger agent of the Boothern Pacific, yes
terday :
Commencing next Sunday. January 1. the
Khala Limited, train No. 11. will leave
port.and 10 mlnoUe earlier than at preaent.
the new hour ot departure being .S0 P. M.
The schedule between Portland and Red
Bluff will be cut down 2 mlnutea and a
t..lal reduction betweea Portland and baa
Francisco of minute. arrtTlns Baa Prea
clsco J f" M. instead o( s:10.
This change Is made so that the Shasta
Limited may connect with the Owl train
No i Pan Tranclaco o Lea Angeles, at
Port Costa. The tur.e of the Owl will be
chansed to S.J P. M. from San Francico
.o that she will arrive Port Coeta 7-14 P .
M . leave at 7:37; arrive Fresno 11 :J. Los
in'io.H at 8:55 A. M.
For the benefit of through travel from
North Paclflo Coast points to Loe Anselee.
an additional eleeper will be carried on the
Owl train, the space In which will be sold
by tbe Portland and Puget Sound agents.
tn making t possible w eeil through
leeplng car eeoommodattona from Seattle.
Tacoma er Portland to Ie Anfekl. the pu
eeasers simply changing from tne Shasta
PIMPLES ON FACE :
CAUSED GREAT
OISEIGUREBIT
ForThree LongYears. Suffered Great
Deal. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Brought Marvelous Results. In
Few Weeks Cured Completely.
1015 W. 30th Place, Chicago. 111. "I ws
troubled with acne for three long year. My
face was the only part affected, but It caused
great dungurement, also sul
famic and loss of sleep. At
first there appeared red, hard
pimples which later con
tained whit matter. I suf
fered a great deal caused by
the Itching . I was in a state
of perplexity when walking
the streets or anywhere be
fore th public.
"I used pills and other
remedies but they failed com
pletely. I thought of giving up when nothing
would help, but something told me to try th
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I sent for a
Cuticura Booklet which I read carefully. Then
I bought some Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and by following the directions I was relieved
In a few days. I used Cuticusa Soap for wash
ing my face, and applied th Cuticura Oint
ment morning and evening. This treatment
brought marvelous results so I continued with
it for a few weeks and was cured completely.
I can truthfully y that the Cuticura Reme
dies are not only all. but mors than tbey claim
to be." ' (Signed) 0. Baumel. slay 23. 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment do so
much for skin eruptions, poor complexions,
red. rough band, and dry. thin and falling
hair, and cost so little that It Is almost crimi
nal not to use them. Sold by dealers every-"
where. Liberal sample of each mailed free,
with 3?-p. book. Address. "Cuticura." Dept.
T. Boston. Tender-faced men should shav
with Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
. , i , . .. , . - n.i train at Port Costa,
and will do away with tlis necessity for
laying over night In San Francisco.
This cuts down the time eeceseary for tne
trip from Portland. Tacoma or Seattle to
Loa Angeles approximately n ""-
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Blrths-
BAI-EFORD To Mr. and Mrs. David S.
Baueford. city. October 2i. a son.
KOMAKA To Mr. and Mrs. C. Kosaka. 2
North Third street. January u a son.
c . vnrwn T at and Mrs. Ben J.
tranter. Ml Michigan avenne. . December
20. a daughter.
cirnu-Il ir R1Ta Mr. and Mrs. L SKOW
berg. US Simpson street. December 31. a
W1I.UAMS To Mr. and IrS. Carl T.
Williams. 11T Sumner street. December so,
KEH.N To Mr. and Mrs C. A. Kern. 807
Est Tsvlnr street. January i. a wn.
ifttftt To Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jew
ett. list Michigan avenue, December SO. a
daughter.
SAUNDERS To Mr. and Mra, a. D Saun
ders. 2 Ella street, January 1. a daughter.
rmTK To Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
France. 247 4 Dixon street, December 21. a
son.
Bilirn To Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith.
1S0 Oantenbeln avenus. December 17, a
son.
HVTfT To Mr. snd Mrs. M. Hunt. 5
Fourth street. lecemoer 4. a son.
CARLSON To Mr. snd Mrs. John Carl
son, ldo Osy street. December 6. a daugh
LADD To Mr. and Mrs. Alben Ladd, 59
Mllwaukle street. December 17, a aaugnter.
DILLON To Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dillon.
67 Borthwlck street, December I, a daugh
ter.
BITTNER To Mr. and Mrs O. M. Bltt
ner. 861 East Morrison street. December 28.
a son.
MILES To Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miles.
139H Huisell street, December 4, a daugh
ter. DATXT MrrrTOROLOfllCAI. RTTPOKT.
PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. S. Maximum tem
perature, 23 degrees; minimum. 20 degrees.
Hlver reading, 8 A. M., A.8 feet; change In
last 24 hours, 1.8 feet rise. Total rainfall
15 P. M. to S P. M.l. .87 Inch: total rain
fall since September 1, 1911, 16.79 Inches:
normal rainfall since September 1, 21.23
Inches; deficiency of rainfall alnce Septem
ber 1. 11)11, 4.&S Inches. Total sunshine,
none; possible sunshine, 8 hours, 4S min
utes. Barometer ( reduced to sea level) at
P. M. 28.71 Inches.
THS WEATHER.
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STATIONS
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Calgary
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Denver
Des Moines ...
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Jacksonville ...
Kansas City ..
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Montreal -
New Orleans . .
New York .....
North Head ...
North Yakima
Phoenix ..
Pocatelle
Portland
Roaeburg ......
Sacramento
St. Louis
St. Psul
Salt Lake
San I'tego-
8 an Fraoclsoo ..
Fiokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Tsland
It alia Walla ...
Washington ..
Winnipeg
120
K 4 SW ff now
2 0
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04 18 K Snow
00' 8 NWfCloudy
8 0
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54 0.
11 0
12 ft
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IS 0
82 0.
JJ22W t'lear
01 4 Sw Clear
.08 14 NW.Snow
C0HW Clear
22 18 S Cloudy
28 32 NW Clear
00 4 NW:C1oudy
04 IK S Cloudy
. IS 30 NWk'lear
SS 10 SW .I'.sln
Oil 4 NB ;Snow
04 so n Ipt. elewdy
14 0
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.20 30 SB IRaln
.4S 24 SS Rain
42 0
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54 0
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37 4 B
Rain
'.Rain
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t'lear
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22' . 8
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04 15 W
14 0
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Cloudy
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50 0.
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oo' 4 N Cloudy
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22' 4 NW Rain
8S 82 NB Snow
00. 4 W JCIoudy
841 8 NW'Raln
00 9 NW Pt elondy
W BATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm of considerable energy Is sp-
froaehlng the Washington coast snd wsrn
ngs for this disturbance were ordered dur
ing the afternoon at all seaports In this dis
trict. The highest wind so far rsported
is 48 miles from tha south st North Head.
Wash. Moderately heavy rain and snow
have fallen In Western Oregon and West
ern Washington, and light snow has fallen
at a few electa east of the Cascade Moun
talna It Ts much warmer In Southern Ore
gon, but elsewhere In this district the tem
peratures have remained nearly stationary.
The temperature has risen decidedly In the
Oulf and Atlantle States, but la the Cana
dian Northwest and In Northern Montana It
la growing colder again snd a drop of 22
decrees in temperature haa taken place at
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Same ad six or seven coneerotlTe runes. . ASe
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Ms weeds count as ens line ea cash ad
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In New Today all advertisements are
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Whether subsequent advertisements will be
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vertisements. Situations Wanted and Per
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Oar 14-passenger electric bos meets all trains. A
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PORTLAND HOTEL
The largest and most magnificent ho
tel In Portland; unsurpassed in ele
gance of accommodation or excellence
of eoisine. European 'plan $1-50 per
day and upward. -
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Edmonton, oar northernmost reportlnc stsv-
U"Sie river at Portland la rlslnc at the rate
of three-quarters of sn Inch an nour. but
there Is no Immediate danger ot a IlooU. as
It Is falllnf st Eugene. .
The conditions sre favorable for rain or
snow In this district Tuesday. It will be
warmer In Oregon and Southern Idaho sna
continue cold In Washlneton and kortbern
Idaho.
FORECASTS.
Portland and velnlty Bain or snow: not
so cold: east to southeast winds
Oregon Rain or snow west, snow east
portion; warmer except near coast; east to
south winds. Increasing- alone; the coast.
tvsshlngton Rsln or snow west, snow easi
portion; easterly winds, increasing- along tne
T'aho Snow; wanner south portion.
EDWARD A. BEAU District Torecsster.
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hydrometers, microscopes, cientlflc ap
psrsttis. Woodard, Clarke Co.
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ALL THIS -WEEK-
WEEK JAN. eWTh Gay Deoelvsrs.- Tw
da-buy, 7 tzo, :u, ut asux sec.
br. f:. any seal lis. Friday
sdsbt. Chorus Girls' Cesrtest. Next week.
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THEATER
New Perkins
Fifth and Washington Sts.
A Hotel in the Very Heart of
Portland's Business Activity
MODERN IN EVERY, RESPECT
EWotrie Anto Bus. Car to and from Union
Depot every few minutes.
L. Q. Swetlsnd, Mfr. C. H. Shafer, Ass't Mr.
Both hotels
centrally located,
modern in every
respect, and '
conducted on the
European plan.
The Hotel Bowers
Eleventh and Stark Sts. Under New Management
offer all th convenience of a high-class
hotel, with all tha comfort of a home.
European plan $1.00 per day up. American
plan, too. Famous for Its grill, a la carte
and table d'hote service at reasonable pricea
Special rates to permanent guest.
F. P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER
olfeski
iLr-:ISllRf"2:f.'S
H. E. FLETCHER, Mgr.
AUCTION SALES TODAT.
At Baker's Auction House. 152 Park sU
furniture, carpeta, etc. st iu u ""
MEETING NOTICES.
A. AND A. S. RITE.
Meeting tonight, soolal and
rehearsal Slat degree. By order,
PRESIDING OFTICER.
nnfiuiKnTn' T.niy,E. -NO.
46. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communications tn:s iiuimwi
.,.i,ini. 7:3(1 and 9 o'clock. E.
A. and F. C. degrees. Visitors
welcome. Order 31.
J. H. Ricuja.u-u. two.
rnirarnuM CHAPTER. NO,
54. o. E. 8. Regular communica
tion this Tuesaay evening.
sonlo Tempi. 8 o'clock sharp. Or-
nr v . , e
HENRIKXXA il ua-db,, ocv.
ELLISON ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. L p. , O.
F. All members are requested to attena
our joint Installation with Golden Rule En
campment In our nan. r irsi aim
this (Tuesday) evening, at S o'clock. A good
visltlns- Patriarchs alwajl
welcome. R. OSVOLD. EcriSe.
' PORTLAND ELECTRIC COUNCIL ROY
AL ARCANUM meet, tonight, fourth floor
Masonic Temple. West Park and Yamhill
Street. All Visiting niemums -
r; c. TAYLOR. Secy..
S02 Eiectrlo Bldg.
GOLDEN RULE HIVE. No. 17, Ladles of
tbe Macabees, meets the first and thlra
Thursday evening ot sacn mumu to
Hlrsch halL
HOFFNUNO LODGE. NO. S. O. D. H. S.
Grand leap year ball. All welcome. Satr
urday. January 13, Swiss Hall, Sd and Jef
ferson. Good time and music. Refreshments.
CARD PARTY POSTPONED.
Card party to be held In St. David's
Parish House, Tuesday. Jan. 8. postponed.
DIED.
WICKLIFFE In thu city, January 8, at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. V. E.
Keene, 425 Manhattan street, Laura M.
Wlckllffe. aged 87 yeara. The remains
are at Flnley's parlors. Funeral notice
In a later issue.
GUILD In this city, Jsnuary 13, at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs J. D.
tVharton. 121 East Eleventh street. Cor
delia C. Guild, aged 82 years. Funeral
notice In a later Issue.
ANDERSON In this city, January 8. at his
late residence, SS8 North Sixteenth street,
William Anderson, aged A3 years. The
remains are at Flnley s parlors Funeral
notice In a later issue.
MAHER At Astorls. Or.. January .
William J. Maher. aged 4 years, 4 months
and 14 days Remains brought to Portland.
Announcement-of funeral later.
DA VIES At Unlondale. Pa.. January ,
Daniel E. Davies, of Brighton. Colo., fath
er of W. W. Davies, of this city; aged 71
years 10 months i days
BESTER At the home of J. H. Jones. 76SO
Fifty-fifth avenue Southeast. John C Hes
ter, aged 76 yeara Funeral notice later.
MfRAKEX In San Francisco, January 6.
Mrs. John E. McCraken.
JTXLlvAL NOTICES.
HOF In this city, January 7." Joseph Hof.
ased 66 years. Funeral will take place
from Dunning A McEntee's Chapel, Wed
nesday. January 10, at 8:80 A, M. Ser
vices at St. Joseph's Chapel o'clock.
Friends respectfully Invited. Interment
Mount Cslvary Cemetery. The deceased
was a member of the St. Joseph's Society.
PULLMAN In this city. January. 7, at her
late residence, 242 Graham avenue, 8arah
E. Pullman, aged 54 yeara The funeral
services will be held at the sbove resi
dence at 2 P. M. today Tuesday). Friends
invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery at
a later date.
SMITH In this city, January 7, at tbe resi
dence of his dsushter, Mrs. W. S. Davis,
65 East Twenty-second street. Ransom V.
Smith. The funeral services will be held
at the above residence at 2:80 P. M. to
day (Tuesday). Interment at a later
date.
Unnnins; A MrEntee, Funeral Directors,'
Tth and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady as
sistant. Office of County Coroner.
A. K. ZELLEB CO.. M4 Williams ave.
Phone East 1088. C 1088. Lady attendant.
EDWAKD BOLMAN CO.. Funeral Dlrect
wrs, S20 3d st. Lady assistant, fhone M. 507.
J. P. HM.E1 A SON, 3d and Madisoa.
Lady attendant. Phone Main . A !.
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors, successors
to '. 8. Dunnlns. Inc. E. . B
LEBCH. Indertaker. cor. East Alder and
girth. East 781. B 188S. Lady attendant.
Skewea Undertaking Company. 8d and Clay.
Mala AIM. A 232L Lady Attendant.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE CITY HALL Main 58, A MSB.
HUMANE OFFICER, Sergeant Crate.
Residence. 24 E. 24th N. East 4778.
R. A- Dunmlre, Res. s3S Wasco St. W O.
Eaton, Kea 73 E. 10th. East 175- Horse
Ambulance. A 8101. Pr. Ex. 4.
Nlehts. Sundays and Holidays. A 815; Pr.
Ex. A Trunk 7.
NEW TODAY.
For Sale
WEST SIDE.
New Three Story
Brick Building
FITE YEARS r
SECURED LEASE.
PAYING 25 PER CENT
ON CASH INVESTMENT.
Ellis & Snyder
603 Board of Trade.
North Portland
HALF BLOCK
$57,000
Income $250 Per Month
Frontage on Pettygrove, 17th
and Overton sts., including 100 ft.
on United R. R. trackage.
This property is immediately
available for -wholesale or ware
house purposes; if held as an in
vestment, it carries itself and
should double in value in the next
five years.
R P. PALMER-JONES CO.
404 Wilcox Bldg.
Lot at 1100 easy terms, liberal com
mission. Apply at once,
BEND PARK CO.,
Portland Hotel Court.
MONEY TO LOAN
CITY MORTGAGES,
FARM MORTGAGES,
LOWEST KATES, TERMS TO STTTT.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.,
302 M'KAY BUILDING,
Third Stark.
Bargain!
One moving picture and three box
bowling alleys In town for sale or ex
change for lots. Very cheap. Best op
portunity In town. Money-makers, In
good working order, all clear. Address
AO 710, Oregonian. '
Furnished House to Let
' JANUARY 10th.
Completely furnished throughout nine
rooms; location moat desirable. For
particulars address
AD 700, Oregonlaa.'
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Business and Residence Property.
c. v. kverett, rmfYf
C. D. SIMOXDS, lr
416 Boyd ot Trade Bldg. 9 J
MORTGAGE LOANS
CURRENT RATES.
W. J. GEARIN, rSSSs-r
MORTGAGE LOANS
CC7 JOHN E. CRQNAN, HOI
J JO SM13 alaUas UlaVs- 0 If.
COLLM. DEKBIDCI St THOMPSON.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS,
1X4 Horrester Mock. Phone alala U1I.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
B-ck. William O., 315-318 Falling bids.
BRUBAKEK A BENEDICT. 602 McKay
bide. M. 540.
Cbapln A Herlow, 833 Chamber Commerce.
Cook. B. 8. A Co., 608 Corbett bid.
Jennings A Co. Main 188. 2 0 Oragonlan.
f ALMER-JONE8 CO., H. P.. 404-s05-40
Wilcox bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand are, and
Multnomah St. (Holladay Addition).
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
FOR SALE.
twa ints in Paxkrose. east front, water,
walks. 100 feet from station of carline
and Sandy road- Lots all cleared ex
road- i.oia an cieareu "
ice pines. Ideal for bungalow
VIM each. Small payment
:e )S per month. L 727, Ore-
cept a few nice
site. Price
dovrn. balance
gonlan.
THB Canadian Pacific Railway s Installation
tf new pacific Coast terminals at Coqult
lam represents In the New City your op
portunity. Our lots 600 feet from ths sta
tion, price 1400. Write for circulars. Mo
Pherton A Fullorton Bros.. Vancouver,
-British Columbia.
FOR TOUR IRV1NOTOX HOME.
Choice SoxlUO lot. Just 100 ft. north of
N. E. cor. 21st snd Stanton sts.: soms
street improvement paid; pries, $1600.
C. L. BAMBERGER. Marshal 712.
Room 2 Lumbermens Bldg. A 4163.
10 DOWN, 10 PER MONTH.
Fine view lot; matured fruit trees; re
stricted district, near car; cement walks.
Bull Run water. 202 Board of Trade bids.
. .. u.ii . -. t) . iftO,
rauuc iBnun J.
OVERLOOKING Reed Institute. 100x200,
with line fruit and flowers; old house
and magnificent view; $2500. Do you want
IRV1NGTON On East 10th St.. 100 feet
from Knott; high and sightly; $1400, one
third cash, balance long time. 045 East
10th North. East 4458.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELT.
Beautiful homes snd homealtes. all
views, locations snd prices; can suit rou.
Visln JB61. BROOKE. A 381
HARD-SURFACE street lots, close In. for
$1250 each; six of them; if you can take
aU of them I'll make you a bargain. See
me at 414 Spalding bldg.
Fort SALE 100x125, on Tillamook St.; hard
surfaced: will divide; fine location. P. O.
box, 460. city.
$450 FOR 41x100. on 16th st. near Alns-
worth eve. ravnt rrvu,iu
24-J9
IRVINGTON lot for sale at sacrifice; must
raise $700 at once, balance easy terms,
arr Oresonian.
MTJPT have money; lot near Hawthorne and
. .'. . . . - n,fl ihlnvlnn hlrt.
44th at.; sow, wt.ho.
For Sale Houses.
IRVINGTON New home. 7 rooms and bath.
Strictly mooern. j-v.
sessments. easy terms. Owner. 825 Tson
kM. Thnn fain 112.
T-i T3T-T Ttr.T. TOTT SEE
the most perfectly built modern home
In Irvlngton. 30 rooms, finished In oak.
lot 80x100. Cal. up C 1S06. East 273. No
agents. w. n. .
$i,0 CASH and 15P """'Jl'4-'0"
?r.chooi: exceUene view ML Hood ; only
HIGLET BISHOP, 182 Third St.
We Want Three More Asenta for
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Hons
ONLY $1750 for a B-room new, modern bun
galow, on CORNER lot In VERNON, onf
block from Alberts, car.
Tnis property will sell for at least 2.V0
In the Sprlns. but straitened financial
circumstances force Its sale at a loss.
Paneled. Dutch kitchen, double con
struction, big closets, electric fixtures and
Snlnhing selected to suit purchaser; terms .
$J.M1 cash and $15 a month and Interest
7 per cent.
This is the kind of snap you always see
ths other fellow get.
Main 21S2. A. J. DETSCH & CO. A 1B5
650 Chamber of Commerce.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Beautiful new home of eight mrge
rooms, reception hall, sleeping balcony and
finished attic: thoroughly modern in all
respects; hardwood floors throughout; re-
ceptlon hall and full-length altting-room
are finished In oak, balance of lower floor
in natural fir and upper tloor in old
Ivory; big closets .with windows, heavy .
brass hardware; beautiful fireplace and
furnace heat; garage; block of car. in
best part of Irvuigton; must be sold, as
owner is leaving city; this la the best buy
In this high-class residence district.
R. r. BRYAN.
Main 1963. 605 Cham, of Com. A 1227.
FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM POKTOFFICE.
$3500. INCLUDING STREET 1MPROVE-
MENTS.
400 square feet of ground; 2 blocks
from streetcar; pre-eminently located in
the verv beat and most desirable district
of the city, on the West Side, command
ing a beautiful view of the rivers, moun
tains and the city: lot is improved with a
4-room modern cottage. Including new
bathroom; owner Is forced to sacrifice this
property in order to save other interests,
and will take J700 cash; balance same as
rent. X 710. Oregonian.
INDIVIDUALITY
THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT IN A
HOUSE. IT DON'T COST ANT MORB
TO HAVE WHAT TOU WANT. THAN
SOMETHING THAT DON'T SUIT. WB
SPECIALIZE ON THE ARTISTIC HOME.
V, KNOW WE CAN PLEASE YOU. BE
CAUSE WE KNOW HOW. OUR GUAR
ANTEE IS WORTH SOMETHING. IF WB
BTJILD FOR YOU. COME IN AND TALK
IT OVER WITH OUR HEAD DRAUGHTS
MAN. WE WILL FINANCE IT AND
BUILD IT FOR TOU. ABSOLUTELY
RIGHT.
BUTTERWORTH-STEPTIENSON CO. Inc.
707 COUCH BLDG.
MR. LOT OWNER!
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO IM
PROVE YOUR PROPERTY WITH A.
HOME. FLAT OR APARTMENT. WILL
FINANCE IT AT A LOW RATE OF IN
TEREST. PLANS FURNISHED FREE.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME IN AND
TALK THIS OVER.
. J S ATKINS
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
' HENRY BLDG.
THAT VACANT LOT.
WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO
INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN A
LOT WE WILL FURNISH THE MONEY
AND BUILD RESIDENCE OR FLATS.
PLANS FREE IF WE BUILD. OUR
REPUTATION YOUR PROTECTION. IT
WILL PAY YOU TO SEE V3j
L. R. BAILEY CO.. INC., CONTRACT
ING ARCHITECTS, S24 ABINGTON BLD.
$3100 HOLLADAY $3100.
$S00 CASH.
5 rooms modern, on Halsey. near 17th,
2 blocks to Broadway and lrvlngton dis
trict; fractional lot with 54 feet front
age; hard surface all paid; cheapest and
best buy In Holladay Addition; no agents
or sightseers.
Call 601 Halsey or 614 Couch bldg.
NEW 9-ROOM HOUSE IN BEAUMONT.
Hardwood floors, fireplaces, built-in
sideboards, Dutch kitchen, woodlift, ce
ment laundry tubs In basement, sleeping
porch; 2 blocks from car; street improve
ments all in; will sell for $1000 leas than
actual value If sold before Thursday.
AMERICAN TRUST CO..
213 Chamber of Commerce
BEAUTIFUL S-room house. In Laurelhurst:
2 fireplaces, large sleeping-porch, built-in
refrigerator, dust and clothes chutes, fire
less cooker, built-in wardrobes, etc.; cor
ner lot 75x00, east front, beautiful view;
$7500; $500 caah. balance easy monthly
payments. Provident Investment A Trus
tee Co., 201-202-203 Board of Trade bldg.
Phone Marshall 473, A 1022.
" ONLY !
$500 CASH.
Good fl-room modern house, nearly new
and over one half acre of ground; Im
proved streets, cement sidewalk, good lo
cation, near carline, about 35 minutes'
ride from 5th and Washington sts.; fine
place for chickens or garden: only $500
cash required. Address P. O. Box 405.
nana AO unn. .
New modern 6-room bungalow, lot 60
xloo, two blocks from car; owner going
East. If taken before January IB, price
will be only $2000; $300 cash, baL $2a
per month without Interest.
Room 408 Commercial Club Bldg., Cor.
6th and Oak sts.
ON HALL ST., BET. 11TH AND 12TH.
Fractional lot and 9-room house, rented
at $35 per month and paying? 8 per cent
net on price asked; improvements all In
and paid for; $2000 cash handles, bal. at
6 per cent. For further particulars call
on my agents. C. F. Pfluger & Co..
Suite 12-14 Mulkey bldg., cor. 2d and Mor.
9-ROOM NEW HOUSE IN BEAUMONT.
Strictly modern, hardwood floors, fire
places, bullt-ln sideboards. Dutch kitchen,
wood lift, cement laundry tubs In" base
ment, 2 blocks from car; all street Im
provements in; will sell at great sacrifice
this week; make me an offer. AG 709.
Orcgoqlan.
" HAWTHORNE DISTRICT.
$200 Cash.
$20 per month.
T rooms, vestibule, mirror doors, solid
oak f ours, bullt-ln bookcases, buffet, fur
nace jirep'.ace, strictly modern In eve.-y
detail. National Realty A Trust Co., 72$
Chamber of Commerce bldg. Main 5129.
I HAVE lot In Rose City Park, one block of
car 46th St., on which I will build easy
terms house of your own planning if you
will see us soon. Now is the time to save
money and own your own home In one
of the best districts of the city.
L R. BAILEY CO..
321 Ablngton Bldg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
9 rooms, strictly modern, large sleeping
Sorches. fine fireplaces, hardwood floors,
ot water heat, excellent view. This Is your
opportunity for an ideal home at reaso
nable terms; must sell this week. AF
7t4. Oregonian.
BEAUTIFUL 6-room cottage on East 9th
st-' beamed ceilings, paneled dining-room,
bullt-ln buffet, Dutch kitchen. furnace,
fireplace. This is strictly modern and a
bargain at the price asked.
' SEALS A ROBINSON,
861 E. 11th St- E- 6023.
FOR SALE New homes. 3, 4. 6 and 6-room
bungalows, new and up to the In,ln",e'
close to cat line, cement walks. Bull Run
water- gas, phone and electric light serv
ice Prices $1650 to $2750, terms same as
rent Call at Jonesmore office.orner lOth
5-ROOM bungalow, furnace, fireplace, buffet,
bookcases. hardwood Boors, gas, elec
tricity good view. Rose City Park. 2
blocks' from carline. $3350, easy terms.
Provident Investment A Trustee Co., 201.
202 203 Board of Trade bldg. Marshall
473. A loz-i.
FIVE and six-room homes, fireplaces, hard
wood floors, furnaces, with all built-in
modern conveniences; near carline; all
street Improvements paid; monthly pay
ment plan. Provident Investment A
Trustee Co. 201. 2o'. 203 Board of Trade
?ldg Phone Marshall 47.1, A 1022,
" ' MUST BE SOLD. "
Owner will sell modern 6-room house In
fine location, close In on East Side, at
two-thirds actual value. If taken at once,
if you have $1000 cash to invest, see this
place immediately and you will look no
further. Aggress r. v.
ONE OF the best 5-room bungalows on
East Taylor St.; isrgu uk, -........
ment. some fine fruit trees: modern In
every particular and a good buy.
eV6ry BEALS A ROBINSON,
oi l.-. Illh IL E. -Ml-d.
-. CASH and $10 per month, neat, painted
v-? L ....is i, niTliMl near Kern Park:
$550 4-room, Lents. i block car. 10OO.
i-room Woodstock. $350. All same terms.
HIOLEJ & BISHOP. 132 Third St.
t HAVE a new. 6-room bungalow In the Al
berta district which I will sell for cost
of construction. Owner, 409 Common
wealth bldg. Phone A 1047 or Marshall
27 iV.
vn rain required If your references are
good; $30 monthly payments for . -room
house and 4 lots. L. Campbell. 1744 Foss.
It-tractive 6-room home In Waverly ;
modern? service of 2 carllnes. S. W. cor.
er.xioo- S94 Ellsworth. -
" H. N. SWANK.
308 Ablngton bldg.. sells new bungalows
Terms like rent.
12500 FOR new modern cottage, 5 rooms
and attic, small cash payment. Phone
Woodlawn 320 or C 242a.
PIEDMONT
K-w 8-room modern home, only $4600.
by owner. AE 698. Oregonian.
5x100. 8-room nouse, west Ulde:
rnust sell- no reasonable offer refused;
m agenta H 714, Oregonian
MODERN houses bargains, at your own
terms; everywhere. 274 Stark St.
for Sale Business Property.
FOR SALE by owner An ideal apartment
site on a beautiful corner, five minutes'
walk from Heillg Theater; part cash, bal
ance at reasonable terms: no agents; no
commission: will deal with buyer anly.
Address E 70S, Oregonlsn.
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