Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 07, 1912, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONIAN, tiittrrdAY. MARCn 7, 1012- 14 INTERESTS OF TAFT ADVANCED Oil $1.50 County Chairman Says Cash Not Needed Greatly to Carry on Campaign. DESIRE TO HELP SHOWN Koporls IlVccivrd by V. II. Ajer De clare f.'vrryhmljr Is Willing .to Aid and Colonel- Act De velops Taft Spirit. An active Taft campil:n on a fund f 11.50 is the record bins made by one of the counties of the state, ac cording to a letter received at the Taft hmdiuartors In the SolltnR building yesterday. And the chairman of the rounty committee, which Is making thin record, declares he will carry his county easily for I'reslde-nt Taft. Chairman Ayer. of the Taft commit ter said ho could not dlvulce the name of the writer of the letter or his county, because th letter was of a confiden tial nature, but he allowed the publi cation of the substance of the) letter, latere! la lateaae. "We do rot need to spend much nreney in boosting in this county." writes the chairman. "President Taft has a corner on things without our do ing any boosting. But we are carry ing on a lively campaign Just the same. Kverybody Is so Interested and so will ing and anxious to help that money Is one of the parts of the campaign for which have no particular use." Heports from the chairman of com mittees In many parts of the state in dicate that the Taft spirit has devel- nrx-d wonderfully since ex-l'resiucnt , . i . 1 1 i I . V. hunit- r v m 7t i ri i , i hi . iinu . ' ........ wagon for a. third time. Indications are that opposition toward Roosevelt Is gwicral on the "third-term" basis. Advices from outlying points show Koonevclt sentiment is less to be feard very day. Before he came out ac tively as a. candidate, he was regarded as a dangerous possibility. That fe-oi-1ns has passed away and been re placed by'one of confidence in the Taft ranks. Petitions Are Received. Taft petitions came In yesterday from distant portions of th stato and nil will be filed with the Secretary of State this week. Those circulating the petitions took occasion to send in their food wishes at the same time and every report wis encouraping. Some of these were as follows: L. J. Adams. tSilverton I wish Presi dent Taft success. His nomination will mean four years more of Republican Administration, -which signifies four years of continued prosperity to the peoplo of this Nation. J. H. Peare. La. Grande Please let tne know at any time wiiat we cati do and you will find us always ready to advance the cause. Joseph F. Fontaine, Jefferson I think the prospect is good in this Dreclnct. II. C. rorter. Aumsvine i nope ana believe we will elect Taft. reoa rtilniia Active. Meanwhile the organization of Taft committees continues throughout the states t'lubs and committee are be ing formed in the various towns, all having affiliations with their county rommittees. C. A. Hchlbrede. of Marsh field, chairman of the fooa County committee, reported the formation of additional local committee yesterday and he is still organizing others. Klamath County has a strong or ganization and the committee holds frequent meetings. Fastern Oregon is strongly for Taft. with the exception .f a few districts where opposition has Jong been expected. The 'Willamette Valley counties are making a fine showing with their organizations, and. In fact the past week has developed rtronc support all along the line, say the Taft campaign managers. The Itoosevclt announcement has added Finger to the state campaign. GEORGE SHEPHERD CANDIDATE Portland Man Seeks Nomination for RcprcM-ntative In Congress. George S. Shepherd, formerly a mem ber of the City Council and an at torney of Portland, announced yester day that he will seek the Republican nomination for Representative from the Third Congressional district, lie has tiled his declaration and at once will begin to promote nn active campaign. Mr. Shepherd has lived in Portland since 10. He came here from Washougsl. Clark County. Wash, and look up the study of law In the lnl vrrstty of Oregon from which school he graduated. He leads his declaration with a promise to work in the interest of de veloping the water transportation to Portland. "Forty feet of water on the Columbia River Bar. Thirty feet to Portland. reads ine ceciaraiion. tie atso promises support of an amend ment to the navigation laws, so that foreign vessels which have been bought by citizens of the I'nlted States may be registered under the American fug. He favors "a real tarrif reduc tion and not pretended reform and pro hibition of stock gambling and watered stocks." Also he declares his Inten tion to use Ma Influence to "prevent big business corporations from throttl ing Individual effort or working In Jurr to the general welfare." lie has adopted the slogan: "Real tariff reduction, control 'big business,' deep water to the aea." PASTOR IillTK BEN' SEI.I.ING Kcv. Benjamin Young: Aids Candi date for Cnltcd States Senator. "Fen Selling- loves Oregon and If h mere I'nlted Statea Senator the Inter ests of Oresxon would be advanced" was the statement made yesterday by lie Rev. Benjamin Young, pastor of Taylor-street Methodist Church, In this citv. "Mr. Selling 1 a man of the highest personal character end of great abil ity." continued Mr. Young-. "He la big enough for the office. And there la another thing that can properly be said In his Interest. That Is that no move ment for the advancement of the city and the- state, or for the benefit of humanity has failed to receive the cor dial and effective aupport of Mr. Sell ing." Mr. Young said that while he had no desire to airay himself aa an active partisan for or against any candidate for electee office, he had known Mr. Selling for years; had had close rela tions with him In public affairs as well as In social, and that his great admir ation for Mr. Selling Induced him to make the statement in support of Ills candidacy. i;mphasls was placed by .Mr. Young on the point that a man a ho loved a state would work for it; that he would pemlst lu maintaining close relations with his constituents, and would devote his best energies to service for them. TOOLS USED AS WEAPONS Carpenter's Saw Wielded Against Brush of Painter. When K. T. 'Wlnns. a painter, and H. Scars, a carpenter, were going to work Monday morning they quarreled and Winn tried to paint Sears' face with his paint brush and Sears attempted to carve Winn's nose with his handsaw, according to testimony of the combat ants In the Justice Court. Winn's face was slashed and he filed complaint in the Justice Court yester day, charging Sears with assault with a dangerous weapon. Scars was ar rested and will have a hearing today. Both men were arrested Monday morn ing at Fifty-third and Gllsan streets, where the fight Is alleged to have oc curred, but upon appearance In the .MX VHfl KOI GUT AT GK.T TVMII 1.(1 Wll.l. HK BIRIED .AT FORTLAS O TODAY. 1 c. arVV 7 -si.. .: " '-i- V. II. B. A Ilea. The funeral of D. B. Allen, a member of the General Thomp son Grand Army Post, will take place this afternoon from the un dertaking parlors of Blackburn. Chambers 4k Lowry, Ktlllngs worth avenue and Kirby street. Mr. Allen lost an arm ill the Rattle of Gettysburg. He is sur vived by three sons and three daughters, but his wife has been dead for many years. The chil dren are: Mrs. M. Harris, of South Dakota: Mrs. John Bale J- and John Allen, of Indiana; Mrs. William Meloy, Kdward and Clarke Alien, of this city. Municipal Court Tuesday -were dis charged with an admonition from the court. BOYS WILL MEET SUNDAY Y. M. C. A. Announces Series of Four Addresses to Junior. J. W. Palmer, boys' secretary of the Portland Young Men's Christian Asso ciation has arranged for a series of four Sunday afternoon meetings for boys beginning next Sunday. The meet ings will be held at 3:30 o'clock in the boys' lobby and are open to all boys, whether members of the association or not. The meeting next Sunday will b ad dressed by Fred Ickley, of the boys' committee of management. Subsequent speakers will be H. W. Stone, general secretary, and R. R. Perkins, religious work director, but the fourth speaker has not been chosen. In addition to the talks there will be moving- pictures at all of these meetings. DAILY METEOlJOIXXilCAI, REPORT. PORTLA NT. March . Maximum tem perature. .o decrees: minimum temperature. 42. River reading-. 8 A. it.. .VI feet; change in last "4 hours, none. Total rainfall i5 P. M. to tw r. M-. 10 inrhee; total rainfall since Septml.er 1. 1912. 7.411 lnche: nor mnl rainfall since September 1, ,V2.7 Inches; deficiency of rainfall since September 1, 1112. 5.3 Inches. Total sunshine. 15 min utes; possible sunshine. 11 hours 2:1 min utes. Barometer ireduced to sea level) at 0 1. SI.. 29.&S inches. THE WEATIIKR. e tj Wind. - w STATION 3 s wsattaw IP?? sa : : i i - Raker Horn HoMon I'alKMry I'tlli-MKO ........ lienver I- Moines lMiluth Kurrka ;a.lveston ll-lens Ja.-ksonrMIe Rannns I'lly Mrhfleld Montreal New Orleans. .. . Xawr York North Head Nrth Yakima... Vhoentv ........ fo-nlirila ....... Portland Hoaehurg ....... Sarrarnento .... h, I mil, . . 4 O M O :to o 2"-' o 4i 4- l 2 II. 3-' . ft. 2'-' o . o. .11 o SS 0. l'l . i. .1J n. n n. hK 4 XB 4 SK h s NE 12 N ShK st; i s 4B s N 12 NE K 4 'tear ft. cloudy (4'l0UlV Ht. ilouilv 'Pt. rloud' ,1't. cloudy ,4'loudy Snow Itain (i'IoihIv Snow 'louiiy W'loudy 4 NW ritttnly t S 4 N" 22 K I" K 4 W t lear !louly Snow Kaln 'Rain I 4il . 7rto. 40 . (MO. it o. ,v . I ;s i. I 2', o. Go. . ; m . ! 4S. 41 o. n;o. 4o i. 31 n. ! .4 n. 4 NW 4'loudy 12 SK K ST 12 SW 4 K SR N NW 4 SW 1H U . N E 4 W rt N' a an lear ft 'louil v I'loualv Ht. rloudr 4lear Snow Icaln Halo -ear '4 -oUl jfi.iln il 'loudy Kaln Kaln St. Paul Salt I -an han Plego ran KranctKO. .. epokana ........ T--onia Tattoso Island... Walla Walla.... Waehlnffton Winnipeg 4 NW Clear WEATHER CONDITIONS. A teoutrh-ahaped low-preaura araa over lies Ilia Paeirie Slop and eitanila from trema N I h western Washington to New Mexl-4k. Moderate hltfh pn-aure flelda are rentral ever Saskatchewan and the eatreine Northeaau Within I he last 13 hours pre eLpralln. reneraltr llsht. has occurred In ml of tho Paeifle flo Klatea. Montana. Colorado. Kanpas, Florida and In the Mtdilla Atlnntln Htatea. Tliunder ntorrns were re ported from Bolre and Itoswell. The weather I, in general, cooler In the Houtheaptern State, and weat of a line drawn from New Memlt-o to Manitoba. In other sections sen erally warruar weather ootalna. A maxi mum wind velocitjr of 44 rallea an hour from tha eat was reported from Tatooaa lalaAd. Wash. Tha unsettled weather conditions are fa vorable for occasional rain In this district Thuradav rirtpt In Northern Idaho, where snow wtll fall. Northeaaterly wlnda will conttnna. FORECASTS. Portlanil and Tlrlnlt howers north- easterly wlnda. Orea-on Oct-aatonal rain: northeasterly wlnda. Washlneton Occasional rain; norttiesst to eat wlnda. Idaho Occaatonal rain or anow. TIIKOtxr.r7 F. I.HAKE. Actinr liuri4 1 Furiscaatar. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Births. THIMBLE To wife of fV. William A. Trimble. 7:.T Kil Burnalde s:.. February BRPKKP To the wtfa of Dr. CJ. K. Brtiere, -'Vi North Twenty-fourth street. hrur 17. a dauchl-r. it iit:inJi Ta Lha U ol tr. Lmt W. XT'- mm Z 3 13.-1 r ri. HOTEL OREGON, Portland, Or., WrightDickinson Hotel Co., Props. HOTEL SEATTLE, Seattle, Wash. Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., Props. HOTEL CORNELIUS House of Welcome Portland, Or. Our 14-passenger electric 1us meets all trains. A high-class, modern hotel in the heart of the theater and shopping district. One block from any carline. tl'per day and up. European plan. E. P. MORRIS, Prop. The Imperial Oregon's Greatest Hotel E50 Booms, 104 Suites With Private Baths. NEW FIREPROOF BOTLDINO Moderate Rates. Pill Metschan & Sons, Props. V '' i'ia,-,-;- x-a-' - "Portland's Largest Northwest's Grandest Hostelry" Absolutely Fireproof 725 Rooms 300 Rooms With Bath lOO Sample Rooms i Occupies an satire black in the heart ef business and fl uncial districts. The most magnifi cent Lobby Restaurant, Ballioom, Banquet Hall and Public Rooms in the West. The utmost In contort and coarenience. Headquarters B.P.O.E. Grand Lodie Convention, Portland, 1912 EUROPEAH PL Alt KATES Sl.M TO 5.00 PER DAT Busses Meet Erery Train and Steamer H. C. BOWERS, Mananer J. M. BROWUBLL, Assistant Hanaser PORTLAND HOTEL The largest and most magnificent ho tel in Portland; unsurpassed in ele gance of accommodations or excellence of cuisine. European plan $1.50 per day and upward. O. M. KAUFMANS, Hiitcw. M-Gnlr. .,S Kr.st Twonty-thlrd Korth, Feb ruary h son. I.AHSKN To the wlfa of John t.ars-n. 3Si Fnnrlh 'ret. Fcliruary ?2, a daushn-r. I'l.l'MKIt To tht wfle 4f Joseph I. Plumer. 1UT North Twenty-first street. Feb ruary 12. a son. VKAVi;H To the wife of C. A. T caver, Stil KThy street. February 'A. a son. MKYKR To th wife of A. C. Meyer. lS-4 Altilna avc. Kbrunry 5. a son. Ht'liHACH To the wife of John Rur-hai-h, -7i Flint strett, February lb, a ilaugh- !t"t; XTI-VEFIN To the wife of Guatsf A. lsntrn04-tn. TO Kast Klshth street. March " ifr't'l.AV To tha wlfo of Thomas O. Cur lay 1 1 I'orhett alreet. February son. HKRtVOll To the wlfo of James K. Khrrwoo.l. 403 Fourth street. March i". a KI.EIN" To the wlfo of William P. Klein. 41 Kast Thirteenth street. March S, a d"soKKVSKN To the wife of Christian Fo renaen, U East Eighth atreat North. Feb ruary CO. a son. Marriace Urrnsrs. ril.ASF.R-LICltTV Sim n'.a-r: Tilla mook, nr.. 2T. and Kv I.lchty. Isal. CASK-jnHNSON D. Bartlett Caae. Brl llnsliani. Wash., 2. and Alics E. Johnson, '""fr'l.ER-nVSSEt.I Andrew J. C.uler, Pt. Johns. 31. and Graeo ltussell. -S. HurnilTllN-TlVKEH John HoUKhton. city 'il. and Klhel Tucker. ?eaL N!KI-EN-AfSTKlf Mnrlln Nlelsan, Fteaverton. Or.. L'J. and Ellsebeth Austeln. "nRF:-MlPP.rrrOX r.ny S. Moore, cltv ". arfl Mildred II. Mlddleton. 21. r:i.l.iS-KIFKIN-E. K. Kills, city. .IS. and F.va ItufTlns. SS. I.YNi-H-i-ri.l.l-:N' E'lward Lrnch. city. S7. and Mury Culli-n. S3. FVSEKAI. NOTICES. FMRIi'K At his homo. T57 East (ih St.. March 5. Karl Kmri.k. aged :o yeara I months dav. Funeral will taka r'ra from lha p.irl.irs of tha Kaat ride Fun eral lilrerlora. 41 Kaat AlHor atreet to tav Tiiui-a.layi. March 7. I I'. M. Friends respectfully tnvltcd. Interment Itose City Cemetery. n.TX Friends nnd acquaintance sre re spectfully Invited to attend the funeral aerM-cs of Elrs. Iiifnnt daushter of Mr. sml Mr. Isn I'lln. of 713 Heed street, at Dunnliis: McKntee'a cliail. Friday. Mr-h . at 2 1 M. Interment Ro city 4"emtery. AI.I.ES" Tanel B., died at A. M. TVed- n. lay. March . Fur.ral under the aus pice of the O. A. U. Thuradav, March 7 at 2 V M.. from the undertaking par lors of Blackburn. Chambers l.owry. corner Kllllliorlh avenue and Kcrby street. " SDII'SOX Mrs. Sarsh J. Flmpaon. widow of the lata Marcus tilmpaon. died St Los Anselea Starch The funeral will tni from tho Vlrslnln-Hlll Jlouae. 35 Hill atreet. at 2 o'clock 1. M. Saturday, March . Friends Inilted. TAIM. At I.ytton. B. c.. March . James I. Tsnl. seed -T yeara. foster son of Mr. snd Mrs. Arthur lledly. of 1 7 1 East Burusldo at. Announcement of funeral later. Remains in care of Erlcson t'ndcr-taklua- Co. HKRRMAN The funeral services 4f the late fi. iterrmsn will be held at tho family res ilience. fc.'.J 7th alrcct. at 10 A. M. today iThursdayt. March 7. Friends invited, t'leaso omit flowers. F(RRF.S Til" ftimral serlcee of the late .lam a M. Forbes will be held at Finley VndcMMktna; f-arlnie Friday at JO.oV A. AL Frteaua iavttad. New Perkins Fifth and Washington Sts. A Hotel in the Very Heart of Portland's Business Activity MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT Elactria Anto But. Cars to and from Union Depot erery few minutes. L. Q. Swetlsnd, M.r. Both hotels centrally located, modern in every respect, and conducted on the European plan. The Hotel Bowers Eleventh and Stark Sts. Under Novr Management offera all the convenience of a high-class hotel, with all the comforts of a home. European plan $1.00 per day up. American plan, too. Famous for Its grill, a !a carta and table d'hots service at reasonable price Special rates to permanent guests. F. P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER mm mm mrnrnm A. CROUSE, Mgr -t.t i tiS3i3 a a a a WHEN IN Portland, Qrsgon STOP AT THE HOTEL T'ERAL NOTICES. . JONES In this city. March S. Mary G. Jones, aired -I years: beloved wife of 1.. Jones. daUKhter of A. I,, and Mary M.-iiiey; slater of Mrs. U. Mctiulrc; niece of Mary Vyio and cousin of -harllc Vyse. all of this city. Deceased wis a member of iregon's first hive 4if Modern Maccabees. Funeral sorvieca will be held at the family residence. 1031 Alblna avenue. Thursday. March 7, at 1 ::'. I'. M. FrU-nds anil hc-qunintiltv-cs respectfully invited to at tend. Interment Itlvervlew Cemetery. LERO At .".It Nchalcm ave.. March . Dan iel M. 1-bo. aced 4 7 years 11 months : days. heliiel sn of Joseph I.ebo, brother of Ueorse. of Mrs. W. II. Iirenkel and Mr?4. A. C. Mowrey. of I'ortland, and Mrs. Miller Pcnn. Fiineral Kervices will lake pla.-e from the above residence Friday. March S. at 3 1". M. Body will be shipped to Stella. "Wash., by llcmatock Under taking Co. GAR PIN EU In this city. March S. John Oardlner. lai of Osvvepo. or., and a member of tho firm of t;arrilnor Ac Vlsr gars. 301 Vate street, l'ortland. aced tJ yeara Funeral services will bo held at the chapel of the l'ortland Crema torium at P. M. Friday. March . Frlniia invited. I'lease omit flowers. MOM MKVT Otto SVhnmann Marble tt orka, Kaat ail nnl I'lno Ms. Kjiwt 4:t. IKIWtKS, floral designs, Nob Hill Flor. I.t, IO Sild and Ollaan. Main OVt. A Sim. Dunning JlrKntee, Funeral Directors, ftb and l-lne.. 1'huns Maiu 4HU. lady at tendant. Office of Couuly Coroner. MR. EIIWAKD HOLM AN. tho lirsdlnc f arral director und undertaker. S2U intra S4 cor. balmoa. ldy waalatant. A. H. t.lTTEK CO.. 51TJ-4 tilllama ave. Phone F.aat loss. C HISS. I-ady attendant. J. Y. 1 IN LEV HON, 3d and Maillaoa. Lady attendaut. Fhone Main l. A loss. KAST SIDE Funeral Directors, successors ta F. S. Dunning, Inc. t.. bi. B iili. Lt.KCH. Vndertaker. oor. Eat Alder and Sixth. Kat 7SI. U lssg. Iaidy attendanl. bbXMES tO.Hl'ANV, ad and Clay. tli. A Lady aUendaat. THE CEMETERY J Beautiful ML Scott Park L.tltUE, l'KHJlA.'iiKtVT, M O 1 rJ R V. I O R T LA.VU'S U.LT MOUEK1 lUHIiTERY WITH PElll'BT tAL CAK13 et all burial plota without extra charge. Provided with a perma nent Irreducible Maintenance und. Location ideal; just out side the city limits on north and west slopes ot Mount Scott, con taining acres, equipped wilo every inoderu convetiieuce. rKICUSI TO SLIT ALL. ak.it v it. H T it t: Btiyr, 0E M1LU bOliTH OF LtT. IIKGILAH AtTOMOUILK SKHV- icu nitb; iiiirw t.t;.v L t: T S AND TUU CfcvalfcwTlvRV. " CJTT OK KICK. 20-Il TEON BUILDING. MAIN 225, A 70s. CEMKTKKT OK ICE. TABOS lass: HOilK FliONIC Ki.G B (ill. iidX-N CAU. L&GAU -i trti 13 mim MS H an- AMISEMENTS. XI 121 llJrhones Mala 1, Alls Seventh and Taylor. 3 Sntno TONIGHT Special Price Matinee Saturday Mrs.Leslie Carter In Her Latest Play Success r "TWO WOMEV Management JOHN CORT Evenlnus Lower floor, 11 rows 1. 1 rows 1.50. Balcony. 1. 75c aOc Gal lery 50c. Saturday matinee Lower floor, 11 rows $1.50. 7 rows 1. Bal cony. 1, 75c. 50c. Gallery, 3oc. 25c. AUTO AND CARRIAGE CALL 10:50. I SEAT SALE OPENS I TOMORROW I HEILIG THEATER 3 S,no Next Sunday Special Price Matinee Tuesday TVERBA & LUKSCHER Present England's Greatest Comedienne ALICE LLOYD In the Joyous Musical Play "LITTLE MISS HX-1T" Evenlnps Lower floor, 11 rows $2. 7 rows Li0, Balcony. 11 rows $1, 6 rows, 7Cc. 5 rows 50c. Gallery. 0c. Saturday matinee Lower floor. 11 rows 1.50, 7 rows $1. Balcony, 5 rows l. 6 rows 75c, 11 rows 60c Gallery. 3:.c. 25c. BAKER THEATER Main A 03(10 Geo. L. Baker. Mzr. TONIGHT AH week. Mats.: Wed. (23c), Sat. (25c. 60c). Paul M. Potter'a sensational farce. THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S Clever cast. One of the most laughable at tractions of the year. Evening prices 2So, 50c. 7:.c, 1. EXTKA ANNOUNCEMENT Next week, starting Sun. Mat.. Rose Stahl's great com edy success The Chorus Lady First time in any city at popular prices. MAIN . A I0-JO IATINEE EVERY DAY MAT. 1.V ' 30c , NIGHTS: 15c. I5c. 30c, 5c WEEK MARCH 4 R4bert T. Haines In "The Coward"; Mike Bernard and Miss Amy But ler: Wilson Hrotners; itioe aim rrrtwt, Flanagan and Edwards; Charlotte Baveos rroft; Clanile Roode. Matinee Every Day. Bress Sullivan Conaidliie. Keflned Vaudeville. WEEK MARCH 4 "Ilanclng Girls," with Julia Curtla: llenniugton Brothers; l'hil Ben nett; Mae Ucvlln it Company; Les Gougets; Merrill and Wouglas; Orchestra. ITlces, lae aud -3c. AYftTlNLE- UMIU tVEEK MARCH 4. Tovahop raatiiiies; Frits Heuaton: Metropoli tan tjuartet: Moore snd Browning; The Co loninl Belles; Bice. Bell and Baldwin; l'an tagesrope. Fopular prices. MATIN KE IA1I.. Box office oten from 10 A. M. to 10 I. M. Boies and first row balcony reserved. Curtain 2:0. 7:15 and 9. l'honca A 2J:(B, Main 463B. LYRIC isSL ALL THIS WEEK. TOM MACGt'lKE. hinging Celt from the Heather. THE TKIO. Wriia. Cnnnlngham & Wrlfcs. and MISS TOMMY lltOM TEXAS. Two Performances Nightly Matinees Daily. Friday Night Chorus girls' contest after ench performance. AUCTION SALES -TODAY. At Tinker's Auction House. 1.",: Tark sf. Wo continue the great furniture Bale, good second-hand furniture that must be posi tively ill todav. Sale starts nl 111 A. M. sharp. Baker & Crowell. Auctioneers. MEETING NOTICES. COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114. A. K. A N Ll A. M. Stated com- lTinr,Huvl f evening, at K o'cHlck. Masonic Temple, visiting oreturen wel come. By or-lor W. M. FBE1) L. OLSO.V, Sec. ASTRA CIRCLE Whist and 500" party Thurs.. March 7, the W. O. W. bids.. 128 11th st. Prizes, refreshments and dancing. Admission 20c. COMMITTEE. D1EI. FORBES At St. Vincent's Hospital, James Morrison Korbe. aged years; survived by the widow. Mrs. J. Forbes. CLASSIFIEJAD. RATES Dally or Sundas-. Fe Line. One time :. II time ad two consecutive times Jo earns ad three eonaecutlve times Io bame ad atx or aeven couaenitlve Una. - 6a Itrmittanoes niuat accompany out-of-town "l",Nw Todar all advertlsementa ars rharged by measure only. 14 ilaes ts tilo Ijich. tt hen one advertisement Is not run la con secutive laaues the one-time rata appUes. Mr wirdi count as one line on caab ad sertiaements and Do ad counted tor lisss thsn two lines. On charge or book advertisements tns chsrgs will be based on the actual number of lines appearing In the paper, rrgarilless f tlie number of words in each line. The ahoie rates apply to advertisements nnder "New Today" and all other classifica tions excepting the following! Mtuatlone U ah ted, Male. Sttuationa Wanted. Female. Orrgunlan will s-ept claaalfled advertise, menta over the telephone, providing the ad vertiser. Is a sobacrlber to either phone. Na prices will be quoted over the pbone, but bill will be rendered the f4llowlng day. Whether subsequent advertlkements will be accepted over the pbone depends upon tha promptneaa of the payment of teiephoue ad lertlfeementa. Mtuatlona Wanted and Per sonal advertisements will not be accepted ver the telephone. Orders for one Inser tion only will be accepted for "Houses for Rent." "Furniture for Bale," "Baalneas Op portunities." "Boomlng-Uouses" said "Want- OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OFFICE CITY HAIX. Main 69. A 7M9L HUMANE OFFICER, sergeant Crate. Residence. 24 E. 24th N- East 4779. R. A. Dunmlre, Kes. BUS Wasco Bf W. O. Eaton. Res. 73 E. 18th. East 171. Hons Ambulance. A 6101. Pr. -Ex. 4. Nights. Sundays snd Holiday. 61S3: Pa Ff. 4 Trunk T NEW TOO AY. NOTICE To Laurelhurst Lot Owners If you are contemplatinr; building; and want financial assistance, call Mr. liurllnsame or Allison, with the Laurel hurst Company. Main 1503, A 1515. MORTGAGE LOANS C? JOHN E. CRONAN, HOI t-r JO 002 Epaldlna Bids. Mortgage Loans on Portland business and residenco property at lowest current rates. IIU.AN. FL1EUNER & BOVLE, CtU-SOd Abiuston Bnlldlnic. BARGAI.V Ten arrpF, f.irtory Bite. 2R0 feet on It. K and Coltiinhia boulevard, 400 on 'o lumhia Sloufth; fL'O.ooO. Owner will take interest in factory. X 663. Oregonlan. a tsAxVav ax a aft aa ti l NEW TODAY. Only $10 Per Acre 651 Acres On Very Attractive Terms This land is within a mile of rail road, store and school. Soil is excel lent. Is in a good fruit section and one of the most successful dairyins: localities in Oregon. Price is at least $3 per acre cheaper than anything else offered in the neighborhood. FLEMING & BIDDEN, 1208 Yeon Eldg. " Park Street BARGAIN Tine quarter block on Park street with good income. Will be sold on easy terms and at a price far below surrounding corners. You will be in terested if you will investigate. For further partieuars, see R. F. BRYAN, 505 Chamber of Commerce. East aAnkeny Street Fine improved business corner Income $105. Expend $250 and increase income to $140. $13,000 See Mr. Beck. WESTERN OREGON TRUST CO., 272 Stark St. ACREAGE near Hawthorne-avenue carline, oppo site entrance to Mount Tabor Parjc. l,owest-pi-leed property in district one-half-acre tracts J1400 and up. Larg er tracts if desired. See owner on ground. LOTS on East 64th and Uivision. opposite en trance to .Mt. Tabor Park. Lowest priced property in district; $450 and up, terms. See owner on ground. ARTIII K P. FKIKIt, Kast Sixty-fourth and Division Streets. Pbone Tabor 1907. Hawthorne Park Home Nict, modern 8-room house. 4 bedrooms, fine furnace, fireplace, extra larse llv-inR-room. Lot 4."i.100. On Kast J 4th and Yamhill sts. Kasy walking dis tance. Price, a barRain. $t250; $2SjO cash, balam- at 6 per cent. (jitrssi i Boi.ns. SIR Board of Trade bide., 4th nnd Oak. Quarter Block $ 15,000 with four bnildlnKs. Room for garaB4s. Itents now for !60 per annum. East Ninth and Kast Washington streets. WHIT1IER-KEI.LV CO., TO Fourth Street. MONEY TO LOAN CITY MORTGAGES FARM MORTGAGES, tOWEi t HATKs. lliBHS io serf. A. H. BIRRELL CO., SO: M-KAY BCILDl.VCi. Taird and Stark- Trackage Corner JOotlOO, near North Bank Depot; $6,000 will handle; liberal terms on balance. Income will nearly carry this. See owner by appointment. 702 Board of Trade. MORTGAGE LOANS On Business and Residence Property. 5 C V. EVERETT. sm-T7 c. n. sinoxDs, -i 8 Board of Trade Bldg. FORCED salo of grocery: small new stock and nxtures. on electric line; owner had to ro Knst at once, lucked the door and cave, us the key; said sell it: mako an of-f-r: you nilsht get it at cmt. 2ti.l '.4 Sitiirk. room 'MO. Phone Marshall ;toss. f lCi IS. HHHKIDGB A THOMPSO!,, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, K34 Worcester Bloek. I'hone Mala e3C7 REAL ESTATE DEALERS. BBUBAKER BENEDICT. 502 ataKay yick'Wu'llam'0.. 815-S19 Falllns bl. Chapln fc Herlow. 332 Chamber Commwoa LOOK, . o. M iw u. . oua u . . . . Jennings 4 Co. Main 18S. 208 Oregonlaa. PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P.. 4U4-S0S- Wilcox bldg. The Oregon Keal Estate Co., Grand ava. at Multnomah st. fUolladay Addition). REAL ESTATE. l or Sale I.ots. ROKK CITY PARK LOT. Lot 7. block 14i. fillxliiO. en fcast 4Sth near Stanton, price fS0; JOO cash and J10 per monih. tiHlM ar jiiji-'.-. SIS Bocrd of Trade blOit.. 4lh.and Oak. GENl IB sacrmce. siw i, vu". Ta block from Alblna ave.; very easy terms. Call Johnson and Dodson. 0J0-522 Board of Trade bldg.. or take L, car to Lombard street and Inquire of Mr. Johnson at real estate office. ... r. r, ,. . tltfl. li $10 DOWN 10 PER MONTH. Fine view lot. matured fruit trees, re stricted district, near car; cement walk and curb; Bull Run water. Provident Trust Company. 201. 202. 203 Board of Trade. Marshall 473. A 1022. A BARGAIN Fine corner. 60x100. east front, beautiful view. n-ar Peninsula Park, JBOO. ttl cash. 1 per month. Inquire corner of Lombard and Albina ave.. or of Johnton fc Dodson. 620-522 Board of Trade bldg. ONK lot In Woodslock: one lot on Division at.: house and lot on Hawthorne; will exchange the above for auto. Lclielte A. Boone, .ion Spalding bldg., cor. ad and Wash. sts. SHI :ASH, i per mouth, pretty lot near Klrland. city water, street graded and HK'l.r, I V Pl'-nvr. i nun ri. j.;o cash. 10 monthly. Seward st.. bet. Trenton and Newark. Fred W. German, i-a Uiirniide. M. or A 2776. H. N. SWANK. SOS Ablngton bldg., 3 lots. 82d St., bet. Beaumont and $ i OOP; must have $500 cash. ... V. Kr.lrft eaah 115 000 I-OT 50x100. on West Park st., Van- duan at , ... Lu... . - .""um (jin- m erce. CHOICE lot. Sunnyside. 81st and E. Salmon sts.. 42x107: a bargain. Owner. Terms. Phone B 224Q. 1 H WE a lot at Bayocean. value 600, on which I have paid 200; will sell out my share for $100. Apply W 8ii2, Oregonlan. ' -T7:,r sri.r Lot on Hancock st,. near 85th; 800. C 864. Oregonlan. TWO lots, close In, 3 blocks from fnlon ave.. at a bargain. Main 1054. 501 Rail way r,i"" FOB SALE Lot in Irvlngton Park, J block from carline. X Oregonlan. BEAUTIrUL West jlde Heights homesltea, jjOO to t25.OO0. Meade. A 2740. FOR SALE Rosa City lot 4. block 116. Owner. Marshall 4432. ftOxf'O Ml o" 62,1 East Hoyt; cheap Xor cash. B 2S24. KEAL ESTATE For Sale LARGE HOMESITES ?S00 Eaual to two 40x1 00-foot lots. East side. 25 minutes from business center. Right on carline. Level, cleared, planted in berries. Terms J1U monthly. Marshall SI 41V PHILLIPS THOMPSON CO., 4(T5 Spalding Bids. SXAP. $400 buys a 50x100 lot. inclndinc cement walks, curb: praded sts.. Bull Run water, in a restricted district. The only way I will sell same is that you agree to build within 10 days. Terms lo per cent cash and I will take a second inortKuste for the balance if necessary. AL &55, Oreso uian. HOI.LADAY ADD. HALF BLOCK. 100x200 feet on E. 22d St. between Wasco and Clackamas, paved streets, in one of the best residential districts of the city, near tho new E. 21st-st. bridge. Price $10,000. terms. H. P. PALMER-JOXES CO., 404 Wilcox bldg. Phones. Main SBOli. A 2653. PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY. I have about 80 per cent of the resl estate for sale on Portland Heights In my bands. Shall be pleased to show you homes or home sites any time. You will get exact facts (I refer you to any of my. customers); no persuasion, no agents to bore you. and owners' prices only. Mrs. Brooke. C42 Talbot road. Marshall 4827, A 33 IF TOU can pay tSOO cash and 140 par month, which will Include Interest, I will finance the building of your home on any lot you may select In Laurelhurst. If you 'want to buy or build a house oa these easy terms, come in and talk It over. This is your chance to stop paying- rsav, BURLINGAME & ALLISON, 522-6 Corbett Bldg. - Main 108. A 1518 E. 1RVINGTON LOTS. ' Sightly, restricted residence sites, faclnf on Hancock, E. 2Sth and Tillamook sts., from 1100 and up. This property la sura to appeal to you on sight. 11. P. PALM KK-JOXES CO., 404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main i0!. A 2H53. 80x100. . In Alberta on 27th St., one-half block to car and hard-surface streets: 4-room cottage, cement sidewalks and curbs, graded streets. A snap at J1750, easy terms. Cull for L. M. Harrison. CHAPIN & HERLOW, S32-33S Chamber of Commerce. EAST 12TH ST. Fine corner S6xllS. facing down Hsr rison st., now occupied by Ladd's Addi tion office; a valuable corner for business when restrictions cxplro: price fu5uo, half cash, balance at 6 per cent. STRONG & CO., (Inc.) 606 Concord Bldg. Authorized agents for Ladd's Additiuu. 3RD AND HALL. 50x100. Southwest corner. $15,000. See Mr. Kupper. CHAPIN & HERLOW, 32 Chamber of Commerce. HEIGHTS VIEW LOT. Facing East, on Cornell Road, near heao of Overton street, overlooking city, river and mountains. Price $42."0. H. P. PALM E It-JONES CO., 404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main SivOft, A 2K53. LADD'S AD. 2 adjoining lots near Hawthorne ave., 80xl2S feet, with 14-ft alley In tho rear. Paved street: price $5000, terms. II. P. PALMER-JONES CO., 404 Wilcox bldg. Phones, Main 8699, A 2653. BEAUTIFUL view lot on southern slope, near Council Crest, $c50 and up, including cement sidewalks, curbs, graded streets and water; building restrictions; sold on easy terms. Provident Trust Company. 201. 20, 2o3 Board of Trade. Marshall 473, A 1022. WANTED To sell contract on fine cornel lot In Laurelhurst Addition; purchase was made two years ago and lot has no doubt increased in value, but will sell at contd erablo dlscouut. Address AV 073, Orc froniaii. LOT ill Rose Cltv Park; (..: (ash, balanc easy terms. Owner, AM S5S. Ortgonlan. $100 DOWN DON'T TOC THINK IT A THlVfl Til KEEP ON PAYIN'i FOOLISH TOLL TO A LANDLORD .MONTH IN AND MONTH lH-T, WITH NEVER A THING TO SHOW n...,. ...... i - - von 1, A V flT TT V.Aj-II rUK inc. Jl",.l.i i . . vw. . . . v MONTH IN RENT? EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GOOD HOUSES." DORR E. KKAfKT CO., Second Floor Chamber of Commerce. THAT VACANT LOT. ' WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN A LOT WE WILL FURNISH THE MONbY AND BUILD RESIDENCE OR FLATS. PLANS FREE IF WE BUILD. OLR REPUTATION YOUR PROTECTION. IT WILL PA VYOU TO SEE US. L. It. BAILEY CO.. INC.. CONTRACT -ING ARCHITECTS, j;:2JABINOTON BLD. 1 1, 1 i. I I V.'l, IIU.MU. New 9-room house, on 73x100 feet, far ing on tho Tennis Club grounds, in the center of tho most exclusive residence dis trict In the city; beautiful woodwork, walls papered, oak floors, sun room, sleeping porch and billiard -room ; ready for occu pancy. Price $10,500. II. P. PALMER-JONES CO., Wilcox niug. SN VP Bargain; corner lot. 60x100; B-roorr. bungalow; new, built for a home: doubly constructed; strictly modern, furnace, fire place, bookcases, electric and gas fix tures, Dutch kitchen, cement basement and walks; good view; one block from Laurelhurst and carline: corner of 31st and Hoyt. Phone East 6019. Furnlturs may also ue aom win, iiuuBQ. E. YAMHII.L-ST. BUNGALOW. Nlco b-room bungalow, doubly construct ed, bookcases, laundry trays, etc.. fine lot 40x100. nice lawn, street improvements paid, on E. Yamhill near 23d: price $3000; jlooo cash and $25 per month; walking distance. GRUSSI & BOLDS. 318 Board of Trade bldg.. 4th and Oak. TWO-THIRDS acre and new 3-room house West Side, 20 minutes from I'ostofflce; running water piped to tract, good walks to station, beautiful view of Tualatin Val ley $l'i."'0: yiol down. $2il per month. PROVIDENT TRUST COM PANT. Marshall 473. A 1022. 201 Board of Trade Bldg. SNAPPY SNAP. New modern bungalow, bath and toilet, basement, large front veranda, well built, 3 blocks of good carline; lot 50x100, graded streets. Price only JUS00, easy terms. Car! for 1 M. Harrison. CHAPIN 4 HEHLUW. S32-338 Chamber of Commerce, HOME FOR $2250. $104 down. Will sell vou a neat homo on a 46x100 lot block from car. for 2250. with $100 down and total of $27 monthly. A. E. Poulsen. 41S Railway Exchange. Mar shall 2753. FOR SALE CHEAP -room tenthouse com pletely furnished, very cozy, near carline, 20 minutes' ride to city, gas lights-cook-ing. Bull Run w ater In, etc. ; good loca-. tlon Must sell, leaving city. H. w. Stephenson. 2SS Washington st. Phono M. 1000. LAURELHURST HOUSES. We are agents for all the good houses In this district. See us for lowest prices. Offices on ground. Phone East 9S9. DELAHUNTY & CLEMENTS. 3th and EaBtGlisan Sts. PIEDMONT SNAP. 100x175 corner. with houss costing 47o4 for $7noo; plenty of room for an other'house; or will soli 100x100 cheap. If looking for a good place at low price. In vestigate, fnoiie .ro-ju.a..,. vos alE or will exchange for well-lo-cated vacant property. 7uxlO0 on West side four good 7-room houses, rental S-.0 ' Price 11.000; will pay cash differ ence or assume incumbrance. David S. Stearns, 240 Washington st. " 4 ROOMS. BURNSIDE. U75. Krat, practically new cottage and new furniture, full lot. close to addition where vacant lots sell for $S00; il5 cash ban dies Fred W. German, 320 Burns.de. nr a 2776. T.Dfinxr Tiot'sir. Two blocks to car, $:o DOWN, J13 MONTH. PHONE OWNER, TABOR 427. PERFECT MODERN HOME. Irvlngton, choice location, 10 rooms, handsomely finished, oak; 3 fireplaces. 2 baths, basement, fixtures lot 00x100. G l!j(j; East 273. W. H. Herdman. 1RVINGTON New 8-room house. 4 bed rooms, sleeping porch, bookcases and buf fet; 65O0, terms. Phone Mar. 2852. Win. McLeod. . MODERN bungalow on 37th st., near Haw thorne ave..' $21"0: easy terms. Marshall 315" A 41 M. ."'7 Spalding bids;. WILL SACRIFICE $S0O equity In I2SO bungalow for $650: terras. Main 8Sa. FINE, new SUNNYSIDE bungalow, casa or contract, owner, iuo bast xayior.