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rrrR 3TO""-ryo OH EGOTfTAN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1912.
LIVELY IS NAMED
FOR 616 POSITION
Portland Man Is Made Pana
ma Fair Livestock
Commissioner.
SALARY FIXED AT $7000
Vicr-Pr-ldonl of Cnlon Stockyards
Company Wins Over Competitor
In V. I. Sklnnrr, Wrll
Knonn in Chicago.
The appointment of T. O. Lively.
vii-e-prei-Went of th Union Stockyards
1'omp.ny of Portland. . IjYestock
1'omralssioner for the Panama-Pacific
Exposition, will be officially made to
morrow, according to advices from Pan
Kranci.Hco.
Compctins with Mr. Lively Tor the
appointment wu V. D. Skinner, head
of the International Livestock Exposi
tion held at Chicago several years ajo,
under whom Mr. Lively served as sec
retary. An active campaign lias been car
ried on by the Portland Commercial
Club In favor of Mr. Lively. The move
ment was first begun at a club banquet
last Fall. Indorsements were sent
to Pan Kranrt.iro from commercial or
ganisations and livestock associations
tbrouchnut the United States.
Virtually rained In the business, hav
ing In his early days been a cowboy
and later a newspaper writer, Mr. Live
ly, as a result of his many years of
activities In the livestock business. Is
today one of the most widely and
favorably known livestock meo in the
United States. It will be three years
ittcn next July since he came to Port
Und from Texas, after havlnn been
DromlnentlT identified with the live
stock business both in Fort Worth and
Texas. Mr. Lively was attracted to
tne Pacific Coast by the wonderful
possibilities for developing; the live
stock industry of the Pacific North
wesf.
Mr. IJvely came to Portland with
the Intention of engaging In the bust
nea for himself, but shortly follow
ing his arrival he accepted a position
3i general srnt for the Portland Union
Stovkyards Company. He was later pro
nioted to the important position he now
holds, that of general manaxer for the
same company.
As general manager for this com
pany. Mr. Lively has been a. tireless and
enthusiastic worker In the develop
ment of the livestock industry. Trace
able largely to his work is the fact that
tfie livestock business of the Pacific
Northwest has assumed the enormous
proportions it now represents. His
energies have been In part alocg edu
rational lines, stock shows and live
stork demonstration trains In agricul
tural districts. At the same time he
has been an extensive contributor to
livestock magaxlnes and other period
lea Is. He has also contributed valuable
articles for literature which has been
widely distributed by the railroads.
Among bis contributions on the subject
of livestock was one recently on
'Hoa-s." which received wide circula
tion among the farmers and did Its
part toward Increasing the production
f swine and other livestock, until the
market today is largely supplied by the
farmers of the Pacific Northwest.
Mr. IJvely also Is one of Portland's
foremost public-spirited citizens. H
Is an active member of the various
commercial organliatlnns of this city
and a supporter of all civic Improve
rrents. In addition to the activities
enumerated, including his position with
ti-.e Portland I nlon Stockyards Com
l'nr. air. Lively l general manager
of the Peninsula Industrial Company,
director of the Portland Cattle Loan
Company, director of the Livestock Re
porter Publishing Company, general
manager of the Pacific International
Tatry Association, member of the ex
ecutlve eommitte of the Northwest
Livestock Association, with headquar
ters at Lewiston. Idaho: vice-chairman
of the Pacific Coast Immigration
league, member of the executive com
mittee of the Union County Livestock
Show, besides being associated In sim
ilar capacities with numerous other
livestock and dairy associations
throughout the entire Pacific North
west. Announcement of the appointment
had been expected for several days.
The position carries a salary of $7000 a
year. Mr. Lively will not go to Fan
r'rancisco for more than a year, but
j.rohablv will attend to the work at
Portland until early In 1914.
GOLF SCHEDULE MADE
IfltK KAYS OK I LAV Alt HANG ED
AT x.KARHAKT.
Clubs, of orHiet to Rcvcivc For
mal Invitations for -Members.
Date Jane S. 6, 7 and 8.
The programme for the four days of
golf at the third annual Northwest in
vitation tournament at Gearhart. June
. 4. 7 and . has been announced by
f.eorce C. Turnbull. who. with A. C.
Thompson, of the Uearhart Hotel, will
1 ave charge of the affair.
Kvents will begin every day at :30
r 10 o'clock and will continue the
greater part of the day with event
for both men and women. Interest in
the tournament seems to be running
rtrong and many or Portland's golfers
are declaring their Intention of being
present at tlie Gearhart links even be
rore the invitations to the various clubs
have been Issued.
This meet will be strictly an amateur
affair, but in August a second will be
held at which anyone may compete.
Prizes for both have been put up by
the Gearhart Hotel and O. W. Taylor.
Clubs all over the Northwest wt'l re
ceive formal Invitations for all the
members within the next week. All
entries should be sent to either George
C. Turnbull or A- C. Thompson at the
learhart Hotel.
The events for the four days are
scheduled as follows:
Wednesday. June 5. 10:30 A. M.
Men's qualifying rounds, it holes, eight
men to qualify. IS holes In forenoon and
1 In afternoon. 10:30 A. M. women's
qualifying rounds, eight to qualify. 18
holes. 1:30 P. M. Men's second. 1
holes.
Thursdav. June . :S0 A. M (Match
plays) Men's first round: 10:00 A. M-.
men's first flight, first round: 10:30,
women's. 18 holes, first round; 1:30 P.
M-. men's second round: 3:00 P. M .
mens first flight, second round. 18
holes.
Friday. June T. (Semi finals.) 10
foursomes, handicap. IS holes.
A. SL. women's 18 holes: 1:30. mixe
Saturday, June S. (Finals) :30 A
M.. men's, it boles: 10 A. M-. men
first flight. IS holes; 10:30. women s,
IS holes: 12:20 P. M., men's handlcaj
18 holes: 1 P. M women's handicap, 1
holes; 4:30 P. !.. driving and approach
ing. both best ball and beat average.
PAT CAX.NOX WINS IX GALLOP
One Longr SIhC Finishes Ilrst
Alan Race Meeting.
ALAN. Idaho, April 30. Pst Can
non won the sprint for two-year-olds
at the Alan track today in a gallop.
The track was heavy. Four favorites.
a second choice and a long-shot won.
Kesults:
Klrst race, three and half furlonxs Pat
Rannon. ion (Rnxtonl. even. won; TIMy
Wolffarth. 109 Hill . 9 to 5. second: Hula
Welch. to (Bezanson). S to 1. third; tlm
45 1-J. Attain. Debutsnte. Kitty W.. Psr
Cathay. Kussels finished as named.
Second race. Bve furlongs Annie Wells,
to? (Hill). 2 to 1. won: Fen Stone. lo
("orev. 3 to 1. wend: Rey Kl Tovar. loa
llmni. 8 to I. third. Time. 1:02 1-3. Ualene
fijtle. tSeneva. Toe Lajicer. Southern Gold,
Lady Adelaide finished as named.
Third rae. five and halt furloncs Anre-
lue 111. Ii'otton). 3 to i. won; Amerlcua.
loft (Seldeni. (t to 5. second: Sorrowful. 104
inonl, 13 to 1. third. Time. 1:00 3-8. Mr
Fretful. Miss Ilrknlr AKs meupakey. Fore-
auard. ftahleren Antaned as named.
Fourth rare, six rurlongs fort Arling
ton. J04 Buxton l. GO to 1: won: Metmpoll
tan. Ill (Roaerl. to 5. second; Ftxet. lit
i Hurlinsamel. 13 to 1. third. Time. 1:15 1-5.
David U'arfteld. Ilex. Kid North. Hooray.
Hawley finished as named.
Fifth race, seven furlongs Menasaeh, T
rarter. 2 to IV. won; Narfi. 107 (Brady). &
to 1. second: Wild Fern. M (Hoffman). to
1. third. Time. 1 SO 2-5. Robert and Sleep,
land finished a named.
Ptxih rare, mile Onaiaasa. 116 (Cobura),
to 1. won: Lay Minister. 1 12 ( Burllnawmo).
to 5. second: Whldden. 112 (French). T
to 3. third. Time. 1:4.1 1 - Rake also ran.
DIVIDENDS NOT EARNED
STEEL EXCROACHES OX UNDI
VIDED PROFITS.
Rumor That Some of Directors Fa
vor Reduction of Rate Is De
nied After Meet Ing.
NEW YORK. April 30. That the
United Steel Corporation failed to earn
Its dividends on the preferred and com
mon shares for the first three months
of this year by more than 86.000.000
was disclosed today at the quarterly
meeting of the directors.
Earnings amounted to 317,8:6,973. Af
ter making the. usual allowance for
depreciation and other regular fixed
charges, including the sinking fund,
earnings were reduced to 312.108.41S.
Further deduction of ti.741.S4!), rep
resenting Interest for the quarter on the
outstanding Issues, reduced dividends
to 36.366.566. Inasmuch as 313.658.
700 was necessary to meet dividend
requirements on the preferred and com
mon shares, a deficit of 36.232,134 was
created. In the language of the of
ficial statement, this was "provided
from the undivided surplus on Decem
ber 31. 1911."
Today's meeting was largely attend
ed and unusually prolonged. It was
rumored that some of the directors fa
vored a reduction of the common divi
dend because of the showing, but hls
was denied. 1
WARDEN'S RIGHTS BROAD
Official .May Take Game in
Season From Anyone.
CIo!-cd
SALEM. Or. April 30. (Special.)
Peclarlng the State Game Warden has
a rigbt to seise game In the possession
of any person at any- place in the
state during the closed' period. At-
torney-Oeneral Crawford today ruled
that game also can be seised when it
Is In possession of common carriers.
out of season, and even when It Is being
shipped Into tbe state.
This Is considered an opinion or con
siderable importance from the ques
tion Involved. The Attorney-General
says be is not certain wnat wouio do
the findings of the courts, either state
or Federal, on mis question, out aa
vlses the Game Warden to proceed
upon the theory set out In the opinion.
Degree of Honor Convention On.
JUNCTION CITY. Or.. April 30. (Spe
cial.) The Degree of Honor Is holding
convention here, with delegates from
1 the towns in the Willamette Valley.
Among the notable officers of the or
der are the following. Mrs. Sadie
Moore, of Portland, grand chief of hon
or: Mrs. Harriet C. Looney. of Salem.
and Mrs. Carrie Holman. of Salem,
past grand chiefs: Mrs. Kuykendall. of
Kugene. grand lsdy of honor; Sirs. May
Moor head, of Junction city, grand ush
er; Mrs. Lizzie Reed, of Albany, grand
inside watch. A delegation of 15 came
down from Kugene to attend the con
vention and to the banquet, at which
there were over 80 members present.
KING'S SUBJECTS CHEER
WITH FANS BUT ASK WHY
English Seamen Initiated into Mysteries of Baseball Where Catcher Wears
"Fencing Mask" and Score of "2000' Is Tabbed in Four Innings.
SUN
VSVXY'S ball jtame may have
proTCd a disappointing affair from
he viewpoint of the home fan.
but it served to provide amusement
nd hilarious laughter for at least one
of the spectators- It happened thus:
One of the through-thlck-and-thln fol
lowers of the lowly Beavers had on
his hands for the afternoon a couple
of officers from an English ship, which
had Just come In. Not knowing: what
to do with them, and beins; dealroua of
seelns; the name himself, be suKSrested
visit to the ball park. They ac
cepted with alacrity and boarded a
ram I bee; ylour pardon, a car!
which conveyed them with by no means
he same celerity to the seat of war.
Never havins; seen a time before, the
tars, of course, were ell at sea. but
hey were Initiated, as far as possible.
by the enthusiast, into a few of the
rudimentary points of the plsy, and all
hree settled down to enjoy the game.
For a moment or two the nautical
officials were too busy looking- around
to ask any questions, but they soon
began to come, and when they did they
were rattled orr like shells rrom one
of those 4.T guns of theirs, or like bul
lets from a pom-pom.
One of them spotted the catcher.
looked at him closely tor a second or
so. ana then remarked. By Jove,
there's a fellah there with a fenclnfC
mask on. and a suit of antedeluvlan
armour! What's he do In the frame?
Port of Aunt 8ally, I suppose! Stands
there to be knocked down, don't you
know! Looks as though he's got a
miniature baby's mattress or a leather
cushion on his left paw. don't her
"Yes. But that's not the point," In
terrupted the other.
"What I want to know is. Why don't
they all wear trousers? Only kids
wear knickers at home, when they play
cricket, and that's much the tame
thin."
T
CONTINUES APACE
April Statistics Show Big
Gains and New Wealth
Pouring In.
POSTAL RECEIPTS ADVANCE
Banks Bulge. Building Makes Enor
mous Advance, Realty Mays Firm,
Lnmbrr and Flour Txports
Grow, Stock ards Busy.
rvntfniid From First rre
dlcatlng a healthful development, i rom
present Indications, the building situa
tion will maintain a brisk activity this
month.
Another factor In demonstrating
Portland's advancement is shown In
the record made in postal receipts. As
estimated last night, the business In
the stamp department of the Postoffice
amounted to 394.413. 18. For the same
month last year the receipts reached a
total of 881,312.41. The gain Is $13.
200.84. or 16.25 per cenK When the
final figures are compiled. It is ex
pected that the months receipts will
make a still better showing. The total
sales of postage since January 1 amount
3355.776. as compared wltn 3J..si
for the first four months of last year.
The increase Is nearly 329,000. or 8 per
cent. The postal savings bank Is also
making a remarkable growth, the total
deposits being approximately 34aO,000
Real Estate Showing Good.
The real estate situation during the
month continued satisfactory. Most of
he trading was centered in small par
cels and residence property, although
several substantial sales of business
property were closed. There are many
Inquiries from outside sources for Port
land investments and dealers are san
guine over the prospects of an active
market this month.
A satisfactory showing was made in
grain and flour shipments, while the
month's business in lumber shipping
was much larger than for the , same
month of last year. The foreign and
coastwise orders amounted to nearly
3.000.000 feet.
Flour exports amounted to 49,000 bar
rels, compared with -3,575 barrels in
April of last year. To California there
were dispatched 35.319. compared with
5.634 barrels In April. 1911. Of 542. 8I3
bushels of wheat sent from this port.
24.599 bushels went to Europe, 260,251
to Callforina and 58,033 to Mexico.
Stockyards Halaare Maintained.
Receipts at the Portland Union Stock
yards In April showed a small increase
ver the business for the same month
last year. There were good gains in
attic and hogs, but they were nearly
ffset by the lighter arrivals of sheep.
The receipts for April of this and last
year are as follows:
a lnrj.
JJll.
0. tills
141
4. Sa
li.i:u
23 J
Cattle
... 7.4S:
Calves
Hogs
Sheep
lloravt and mules.
... n7
. .. 6.17S
...in.'J'Hl
:i
Totals
7.172 27.WS4
The tendency of values throughout
the month was upward. Sales at the
close compared with the prices during
the first part of the month showed ad
vances of 65 cents on steers, fl on
cows. 60 cents on calves. 90 cents on
hogs. 85 cents on sheep and 90 cents
on lambs.
RECORD RAIN AT ROSEBURG
Heaviest
Fall of Season
Yesterday.
Reported
noSEBURG. Or.. April 30. (Ppecial.
With rain falling Almost continually
since & o'clock last evening. Hose burg:
and Douglas County la experiencing
the heaviest downfall of the season.
According to local weather observa
tion.. on Inch of rain has fallen alnca
K n't-lock last evcnlne. Warbv stra.ma V
are rising rapidly, but with no snow
in the mountains no damage is antici
pated. Fair weather is predicted for
tomorrow.
Naval Stores.
SAVA VXAIt. April JO. Turpentine. 49
l2r. Sales. 372 barrets; receipts. 1200 bar
rels: shipments. 1200 barrels; stocks. 19.404
barrels.
Rosin firm. Sale. :oeo pounds: receipts.
34f pounds; shipments. 1432 pounds: stocks.
47.SI4 pounds, uuote: b, I4.T0: I). S4.40: E.
.M: F. O. H. I. K. $4.79: M. .7Ifc ; X.
II 10; WO. (CIS: WW. 14 $0.
And so they rattled on. plylnar their
hust with so many questions that he
ran serious risk of suffering from an
attack of angina pectoris or pericar
ditis. It says much for his strength,
mentally and bodily, that when the
climax came, he was able to bear up
bravely under the strain. It came in
the fourth.
In the first Innings Oakland had
taken a couple off the locals, who had
been unable to retaliate till the fourth,
when Doane helped matters out a bit
by getting- home. The score, of course,
was then:
Innings .1 2 3 4
Visitors 3 0 0 0
Portland '. 0 0 0 1
Everybody got up and shoutp-d,
shrieked and generally went wild,
even the Knjrlishmen throwing away
tlielr national reserve for once In a
while. When they'd all sat down
again, one of them turned to his
chaperone and asked what all the fuBS
was about.
"We've scored, you Idiot!" came the
answer like greased lightning.
"Well, don't get shirty, old fellah.
Just tell me where they put the score
up and I can follow it myself."
Just then the score went up on the
board. He looked at it hard for a mo
ment, sturgled somewhere at the back
of his throat, clutched his compatriot
by the sleeve and shrieked: "Good
Lord! They've scored 2000 to Port
land's single!"
The rest of the game had no fur
ther Interest for the fan.
IVV1LY MKTKOROIXHilCAX, REPORT.
PORTLAND. Or.. April .TO. Maximum
temperature. 3 detcreea; minimum, 4. de
grees. River readme- 9 A. M.. 8.6 feet:
change In last 24 houra. 0.S foot rlee. Total
rainfall S P. M. to it P. M.). .07 Inch: total
rainfall since September 1. 29.73 Inches; nor
mal rainfall elnee September 1, s. so Inches;
deficiency of rainfall since September 1,
LAND GROWTH
FERTILE
POWELL
VALLEY
ONE, TWO,. FIVE AND
TEN ACRE TRACTS
at Rockwood, Ruby, Base Line,
Gillis, Gresham, Pleasant Home,
Scenic, Cottrell. The most fer
tile soil in Multnomah County.
Acres as low as $150. Monthly
payments, $3.
Business Lots
Residence Lots
at new, rapidly growing townsites,
as low as $100. Monthly terms,
$2. Investigate the great opportunity.
UMBDENSTOCK & LARSON CO.
286 Oak Street.
10.07 Inches. Total sunsnln. 1 hour, 5
mlnutM; possible sun nine, 14 hour. IS
minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level)
at 0 P. M.. 29.62 Inches.
WEATHER CONTRITIONS.
Sine mom In jr a secondary disturbance
has mud) its appearance off the Oretron
cout snd warning wr ordered displayed
at Marghrteld only at 6:.14 r. M. for high
southwesterly winds. There was no avldence
of th proximity of this disturbance when
the morning- forecasts were made, but Its
presonce will cause showery conditions to
continue and make it ImpoOTiblo 'for any
front to occur within the next day or two.
During the last 4 hours showers have
occurred on the Pacific Klnne as far south as
San Ifego. al. Moderately heavy rains
have fallen In th Middle and Fouth At
lantic states which were followed during
the afternoon by clearing weather. It Is
wanner In Kansas, Missouri. Oklahoma and
Northern Texas, while elsewhere In the
I'nltcd States the changes in temperature
havs teen jrma II and unimportant.
The conditions are favorable for rain in
this district Wednesday, with increasing
southerly winds alone the coast, becoming;
high south of Vaqulna Ray.
FORECASTS:
snd vicinity Rain;
Portland
winds.
southerly
Oregon Rain west, showers east portion;
increasing- southerly winds, becoming high
south of Tnquina Bay.
Washington i bowers; winds mostly
southerly.
Idaho Showers.
THE WEATHER.
"0
it
MS
Wind
Stat, of
Waatbu
STATIONS
Bkfr ....
Boise .....
' 4fi.10 12S tKaln
J J . IB u XE aRaln ,
ri 0. 0" 4 K 'Clear
:i0.4rt IB NW Cloudy
62 O.OO 12'NE Pt. cloudy
Hoston . . . .
t'alaary ...
Chlcaso ...
Ienvr . . . .
Ia Molns
74".i;isw :rt. cloudy
; lait.cw kse K'loudy
1 44 0.00,20 NS 'Cloudy
I rirt;o.2'H..W Raln
1 7"t 0.OO:i4 SB Cloudy
I 52,l.(K'-lo W Cloudv
iMUuih ....
Eureka ...
Galveston .
Helena
Jacksonville
d w 1 jear
Kansas City N o.Kl SK
Pt. cloudy
Marahfield
4SO.KS' RW
00 0.(H'18 SW
SOO.04'. 'KB
4S1.12' R N
S-'O.04 lll'B
i loudy
Montreal ......
New Orleans .
New York
North Head .
North Yakima
Phoenix
pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
'cloudy
n.fn 8S
Pt. cloudy
t-.o.u 4 xw, Clear
Poealello
M u.02 10 8 Pt. cloudy
Portland
Ronebunr . .
2 0.m 4 H icioudy
5o 84l 4 SE iKaln
4 0.01 12 SW Vicar
62 O. on' 18 S Iciear
62-o.o 14 SB Cloudy
6" 0. lrt1 4 E Clear
4rt. OS' K NWIClear
Sacramento ..,
St. I.ouls .....
St. Paul
Salt Lake ....
San Dleyo ....
San Kranciaco .
Spokane ......
eoo.ooissw Pt. cloudy
..; .4 o.oi; s
..( .160.84 18
. .) GO 1 0.. 12, f
'lo.iii; psw Ecioudy
Tacoma
Tatoosh taland
SW IRaln
H E PL cloudv
walla walla
WashlDc-ton
Winnipeg
ohv.zo o 8W :ioudy
4H o.or: e n icioudy
M 0.tS:10E Cloudy
EDWARD A. BEAIJl, District Forecaster.
Airno.N 8Ai.es todat.
At 2X1 u North 23d St.. furniture, carpets.
etc. :3d -at. car to the door.) Sate at 10
A. M. J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
At Baker's Austlon Honse. 1S2 Park at
Furniture, etc. Sale at lo o'clock.
At Wilson's Auction Rous, at 1 A. w
v-urDlture. 171-J-o second street.
MEETING NOTICES.
WILLAMETTE LODGE, NO. S.
A. r. AND A. M. Special com
munlcatlon will be held on
Wednesday P. M. at 1:30 o'clock
at Masonic Temple for the pur
pose oi connuciine tne runerai
services over the remains of our deceased
protner. Fred A. Bancroft. Services at Fin
ley a undertaking parlors. Interment at
Lone Fir t'emetery. Full attendance desired.
visitors welcome. w. 8. WEEKS. Secy.
HAWTHORNE LODOE. NO.
111. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication thla Wednesday
evening, at 8 o'clock. Masonlo
Temple. Business of Importance
to ii iransactea. Kev. ttro. (J
W. Taylor will lve a rhort lec
ture on tne Holy city. Illustrated bv atereop
tlcon views. Refreshments. Vlaltlnt; breth
ren WCJCOme. K. SllbLbK, &CC
PALESTINE LODGE NO. 141.
a. r . n. ii a. jj. rtatea com
munication at W. O. W. Halt. Ar
leta this (Wednesday) evenfnr.
8 P. M. Work E. A. degree, vis
um oretnren welcome.
GEO. T. HOWARD. Sec
WASHINGTON'
LODOE.
NO.
48. A. F. AND-
M.
tated
communication this (Wednesday)
, evening. 7:30. E. 8th and Burn-
side. M. M. degree. Visitors wel
come. J. H. RICHMOND. Sec
PORTLAND CHAPTER, NO. 3.
R. A. M. Called convocation this
(Wednesday) evening at T:S0
o'clock, work In M. E. degree. Vis
iting companions welcome.
A. M. KNAPP, 8ec.
SAMARITAN LODOK NO. !. I. O. O. F
Regulsr meeting; this (Wednesday) even
ing at S o'clock. A visit from the grand
master of Oregon and some other pleasant
things. Visitors always welcome.
. OSVOLD. Sec.
ORIENT WDGB. NO. 17. 1. O. O. T.
Regular meeting tonight (Wednesday). Con
ferring the second degree. Visitors invited
to be with us. W. W. TERRT. Sec.
rXTNERAL NOTICES.
ALLEHOFF The funeral of the late Henry
Allehoff. beloved father of Henry. Leuia
and Oscar Allehoff. Mrs. Clara Marshall.
Mrs. Bertha Bailey and Sister Alicia, of
the Sisters of the Holy Name, will leave
the residence of his daughter. Mrs. W. H.
Bailey. .".S7 Vancouver ave.. today (Wednes
day i. May 1. at 8:30 A. M.. thence to St.
Mary's Church. Williams ave. and Stan
ton St.. where services will be held at 9
A. M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Frlenda are kindly Invited to attend.
BANCROFT The funeral services of the
late Fred A. Bancroft will be held at
Flnley'a chapel, at 3 P. M. today (Wed
nesday). Services at the grave under the
auspices of Willamette Lodge. No. 2, A.
F. and A. M. Friends Invited. Interment
Lone Fir.
KENNEY In this city. April 58. Harlow
Kenney. aged 90 years. Funeral will take
. place from the parlors of the East Side
Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder street
Thursday). Mav 2. at 2 P. M.. under the
auspices of the L O. O. F. General Relief
Committee.
BEER The funeral services of the late
Mary J. Beer will be held at the family
residence. 1110 East Alder St., today (Wed
nesdsy) at - P. M. Interment at lit. Scott
Park Cemetery.
5r
4x
AMUSEMENTS.
Tonight
8:15
PRICES
$2.00, $1.50,
$1.00. 75a
Gallery res.,
75c. Gallery
adm. 50c.
Doors open
7:30.
THE
FLONZALEY
STRING QUARTET
HEILIG
THEATER
Motors and Carriages
10 o'CIock
SEAT 8AU; OPENS TODAV.
HEILIO THEATER
Next EKP&av May 3-4
Special Price Vatlnee Satardaj".
MARGARET
ANGLIN
In tho Brilliant Comedy
Green Stockings
Rvenlncs: Ioer Floor 11 rows S2.00.
T rows $1.50. Balcony 5 rows $1.00. 6
rows T.".c 11 rows !Wc. niallery Vc.
h'Aturriay Mat. $1.50. $1. 75c, 35c. -'5c
SEAT SALE NEXT FRIDAY
HElLlG 1 "EATER
ui ul V 7th and Tailor
Phonea Main 1 and A 1122.
7 SUNDAY, MAY 5
Special price matinee Wednesday; reg
ular matinee Saturday.
Klaw Krlanirer present the big
Mualcal Corned',
-THE-
PINK LADY
Company of 89; Orchestra of 26.
A Pink of Perfection Chorus,
Prices: Evening and Saturday Matinee.
$2.00. $1.50. $1.00, 7Sc. and SO.-. Special
?rlce Wednesday matinee, $1.30, $1.00,
Sc. 50c 36c and 25c.
BAKER
THEATER
MalD 2. A 5360
Geo. L. Baker. Mrr.
The famous Bsker Stock Company to
night, all wwk. Mat. Sat., presenting ths
gorgeous religious spectacle
-THE SIGN OF THE CROSS"
Magnificent scenery. costumes; Immense
cast. Greatest production since Ben llur.
Kvenlngs 25c. 50c. Mats., J5c.
Next week "Alias Jimmy Valentine,
MAIN 0. A 1020
I MATIN KB EVER? DAT
MAT.
I3e
35c
NIGHTS: 15c. 25c. 50r. 75a
WEEK APKI T 29 Mile. Frerolrska. the
Roumanian NlahtLnjrale : Stnart Hames;
IilnkeKplrl's Christmas : I,ittle lord Rob
ert ; Matin Brothers with Bobby: Cooper
and KoblnsoD; Arco Brothers. Orchestra
Furfures.
Uatlueo ETery Day.
Formerly Grand.
Sullivan A- Consldine.
Kt-rine4 laudevliie.
www APRIL ?o.Iohn V. Conroy and
Ml I llln: Joie and Willie Karr.y.
ny Brothers; r.iaon ana iiiioh;
Chase: Tokio Kisshe; Orcestra. "ttltr.s,
15c nod KSc.
WEEK APRIL 30 London's favorite jne-
g-llnir Johnny (irfcf; Arnarlilo'R ;
Bennett. Klute A King; Joceph E. Bernard
Co.: FantagCM-ope ; the Drttraar Troupe;
Cary. Grey & O'farrell; orchestra. Popular
prices; boxes and first row balcony reserved.
Phones A 2'-MH, . Mln 40:1b. Box office open
from 10 A. M. to 10 1'. M. Curtain 2:30,
7:1ft and B. .
LYRIC
THEATER
FOURTH.
A.N U STARK
WEEK APRIL 30 Keating Flood,
Runaway Honeymooners" ; Extra, com
mencing Wednesday matinee. Titanic sur
vivors landinc in New York from aboard the
Carpatuia. showing: a thousand and one in
cidents attached to the landing of this res
cue ship. Regular Lyric prices. Three per
formances dally. 8:30. 7. -HO and 9:15.
BASEBALL
RECREATIOX PARK ,
Cor. Vangrhn and Twenty-fourth Sts.
VERNON
PORTLAND
APRIL .to, MAY 1. 2. .t, 4. 5.
Games Begin Weekdays at 3i0O P.
M.
Sundays 2:30 P. M.
LADIES' HAY FRIDAY.
Boys Under 12 Fr to Bleachers
Wednesday.
THE A P P5JNTM EN T 8
THE SERVICE
THE CUISINE
In the
Arcadian Garden
In
Hotel Multnomah
Tfae Ktjiarmot Bfutlfal
re only urpawied by the excellence of U
ruperb programme of musical and enter
tainment feature Complete bill twice every
eveninc. U:.tO to &:30 ana to l-;.
All this week:
&lraor li Luorm and Si mora RuIm
te Star Principal- of the Graxl Paris
Grand Opera Company.
Vline. Roue and Kavmond
Popular Slnicers of Popular Songs.
Brown and Kohlnfton
The Roysterliif, Cavaliers.
Konaky Violin Virtuoso.
Ia Auauclta Spanish Dancer.
riiiUp 14 s's Incomparable Concert Orches
tra OI OOIOIBIB.
Reserve Tour Table Early!
MULTNOMAH HOTEL COMPANY
H. V. Howerw, Manager.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
JAMES In this eltr. April 27. M. Joseph
James, aged 30 years. Funeral will take
plaoe from the residence. 1222 East Main
street, Thursday. May 1, at 9:30 A. M.
Services at Kl. Stephen's Church. 1240 E.
Taylor st.. 10 o'clock. Friends respectfully
invited. Interment. Chicago, III.
KAHRS At Ostrander. Wash.. April 26,
Herman K.anrs. ageu ? years, 'jl monthH.
27 days. The funeral services will be held
today (Wednesday). May 1. 1912. at 2
P. M-. from Pearson's parlors, 36B-871
Russell st. Friends and acquaintances
respectfully invited to attend, interment
Rose CltyCemetery;
fXOWERS, floral designs. Nob Hill Flor-
st. 120 2nd and Cillsaa. .Main S68. A 8184.
MOMMKMSOtto Schumann Marble
Works, Kast td and. Ptng sts. Kast i.
MR. EDWABD HOLMAN
the leading; fu-
nral director and undertaker,
220 Third st..
eor. 8almon. uor assisiani.
Dminlna; MeKntee, -nneral llrectors,
th and Pins. Phone Main 480. La dv at
tendant. Office of ioonty Coroner.
A. R. ZEI.IEK CO.. 593-4 Williams ave.
Phone East lOXK, C 1088. Lady attendant.
J. P. KIN LEY & SON. 3d and Madison.
Lady attendant. Phong Main , A 13DB.
KA ST SIDE Funeral T)trerton, suoces.iora
to F. H. Dunning, Inc. E. 62. B 2525.
T.FRCH. Vndertaker. cor. East Alder and
filsth. East 181, U 188. Lady attendant.
NK.EWES COMPANY, 3d and Clay.
Main
4162, A Sail. Lady attendant.
t
DIED
FOOTT In this city, April 30. at thr fam
ily residence. College Catherine
Foott, aped 66 years 10 months tj days,
beloved wife nf John Foott. mother of
Iila. Minnie, Henry and William Foott.
Announcement of funeral later.
BEER In this city. April at the resi
dence of her daughter. Mrs. George W.
.Swlers. 1110 East Alder si., Mrs. Mary J
Beer, aged 6S years 1 month 1J days. An
nouncement of funeral later.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Daily or Sunday.
Per Line.
On time lie
Same ad two consecutive time tic
Same 1 three consecutive times sue
ISama ad six or een -on&evutive time. 56c
Remittance must accompany out-of-town
orders.
When one advertisement Is not run in cou
areutlve iNsuie the one-time rate applies.
Six word count as one line on cash ad
vertisements aud no ad counted for lets than
two lines.
On charge or book advertisement a the
charge will be haoed on the actual number
of lines appearing In the paper, regardless
of 'he number of words In each line.
In JSew Today all advertisements are
charged by measure only, 11 lines to tbe
Inch.
The above rates apply to ndvertlsements
under w Today" and all other classifica
tions except the following:
Situations Wanted, Male.
Situations Wanted. Female.
Oregon lan will accept clawsiflert advertise
ment over the telephone, providing tbe ad
vertiser I a subscriber to either phone. No
prices will be quoted over the phone, hut
bill will be rendered t he following day.
Whether sub.eiient advertisement a will be
accepted over the phone depend upon the
oromiitiieK of the Par men t of telephone ud
Tertinement. Situation Wanted and Per
sonnl advertisements wiH not bo accepted
over t he telephone. Orders for one inner
tioa only will be accepted for "House, for
Kent, "Furniture for Sale." "Btininens Op
portunltles." "Hootn lug -Houses" and "Want
ed to Kent."
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office. City Hall. Main 69ft, A 7 5 SI.
Eumane officer. Sergeant EL L. Crata,
Residence. 24 E. 24th N.. East 47I.
Horse ambulance, corner of 6th and Taylor.
Veterinary In charge. Marshall 4U0. Ani
mals Rescue Home, North rup Aorti, Thon-i
A. snort, supt.. A &K47. 3 rings.
NKW TODAY.
13th and
Taylor Streets
CORNER
50x100 FT.
Price $30,000
3d and
Jefferson Streets
CORNER
300x100 FT.
Price $50,000
H. P. Palmer-Jones Co.
404 Wilcox Bldff.
For Sale by
OWNE
Large, magnificent residence,
completed. Everything modern
up-to-date. Nine large rooms
sleeping jwrch, also large attic room,
from which three more rooms can eas
ily be made. This house is located in
the best residence district in the city,
at 872 Northrup st. Price $12,500, for
quick sale.
Laurelhurst Home
Nw, swell, seven-room house, two
fireplaces, furnace, doubl v-construr-tori
throughout, hardwood floors, fine buffet.
bookcases, beam ceilings. Dutch kitchen,
built-in refrigerator, firrltwis cooker,
fine f ix tnres, f our slwping-roonis a nd
sleepinsr-poreh; lot 50x100, in the best
part of Laurelhurst. Price SSlO; $3sr0
cash and $33 per month. Owner must
leave city and we want an offe-r. ApIc
for Mr. Zadow.
(.HI SSI A HOLDS,
IS Itonrd of Trade IIIdK 4th anil Oak.
00
L
100 arms cleared. acres linrior ctii
tlvation. balance losrsrod off. This is an
ideal dairy ranch; railroad station and
boat landing on the property; close to
Portland: jrootl school and church near
by. Average bnildinps and fruit trf-et.
Price $t2.50 per acre. You deal with
owner and I wilr make yon an attrac
tive proposition. AK 24, Oregonian.
Mortgage Loans
$50,000 and Over on
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERT1'.
LOWEST ClllRENT KATES.
WM. MAC MASTERS
-01 Corbett Bids.
REAL SNAP
SUBURBAN HOME
FOR SAI.K BY OWNF.R.
"Will sacrifice new, modern, seven
room house on high bank of Willam
ette River; beautiful view site; one
acre heavily wooded, 40 minutes from
city. No reasonable offer refused. J 11,
OreRonlan.
FACTORY SITE FOR SALE
IX ST. JOIIXS. OK.
400-foot railroad frontage: BY" OWNER,
AV 'M10, Oreitonlnn.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CC JOHN E. CRCNAN, JO?
" G i02 Spnltlini; Bids. O
COLLIS. BERRIDGE THOMPSON.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS.
S24 Worruttr II luck. Hbolle Main U3tS7.
MONEY TO LOAN
5
WU. C. B0RCHEES rffTf
207 Oregoiiian B'.dg. jQ
5
MORTGAGE LOANS
7
R, K. BHYAS,
505 CHAMBKIt OK tU.MMLHCE,
just
and
and
ACRES
NEW TODAY.
Gentleman's City Home
2 Acres
$18,000 on Terms to Suit
A raw ehanc for sume onn to secure
a ?ity home with plenty of room; two
aires in lawn, pardon, fruit of all
kinfls. The house alone cost $S00, and
is located on the. slope of Mount Tabor,
with an iilt-al panoramic view over the
entire city. ComM le subdivide! to
advantage. Lots would face on the
most aristocratic street in the Mount
Tabor district. r.ct us show you how
this home could be yours on absolute-lv
free ground. This place, will rent for
tU monthly. Owner golnp abroad and
will accept small, earn payment and
balance iongr time at ti per cent l'or
fiuick sale. Get further information
regarding this splendid opportunity at
once. Exclusive agents
Dorr E. Keasey & Co.
Second Floor C!aaiulcr of Commerce.
REAL ESTATK DKALKKS.
BRl'BAKER & BISNEDIin 602 McKay"
bide M. 549.
Beck. William G., S.15-316 Failing bldir.
Cliapln &. Herlow. 3S2 Chamber ot Commerce.
Cook. B. S. & CO. SOS Corbett bldg.
HOMIES & MEXKKiiK. lmiw Kailway El-
rhaiiRo b!dg. pimnc Mam ,"O0&.
Jennings & Co. llRln 1S. 20B Oreeonlan.
PALMER-JONES CO.. U. P. 404-400-409
Witrox bldg.
The Ort-con Roal Estate 'o.. Grand av., at
Multnomah ft. (Holladay Addition.)
REAL ESTATK.
tor bale Lola.
IRVINGTOX.
fcri:CIAL OFKKR.
t"E FEATtT.r! FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
J on OK 1JIK
CHOICEST LOTS IX 1RV1NGTON.
TTard
rfacd strati and Fftvers in and
ment si.l'w alks, electricity, aa
ALH1AUV IN NOW
PRICE $15( TO IS0O.
10 l'ER CENT DOWN. P A LANCE TKn
CENT MONTHLY.
Tbes lot? are in the choicest rc-idnc
sSHctlou of 1 rv inctitn, arc all roady to build
upon NuV: And t-huuid be ten to be- ap-pr-i'iatcd.
N'tnr iarliiv and the cheapest residcuce
lois on the East Side.
a iso have the largest list of Rood
rrvtnsrtn fsidfncs for mI at pxi-p-tionally
favorablt prices and on easy terms.
.Rranfih office, corner E. and Knott
Open iSunday afternoon.
DORR 17. K EASE V COMPANY.
Ud Kioor, Chamber of Commerce IMd.
TWO LOTS SACRIFICED!!!
Party tn distressed tlnancinl circum
stances mnt raise money t tiits week ; ti 1
ia or if ice two beautiful lots in A lam da
Park. The price for cash will astonish
ymi. This us a genuine bargain. I defy
"anyone to make a like offering in Port
land. Drop tne a line and I will call on
you. Owner. 11 S, Oregoman.
LOTS FOR SALE.
Corner lot with in-foot al
ley. 3 blocks to car, $tJ.", $ down,
$y.7. monthly with ti ir cent in
terest. This Is a buy.
tce M r, I canard.
Si! 4th st.
LAUD ADD.
Comer, on Elliott ave., sOxlJS, also In
side on Maple. 4xl ls; both near Haw
thorne, with unobstructed view ; price
awav below mnrket ; con?lderitiK location,
this" is the cheapest ins.de property in
city; examine It before purchasing. AD -,
Orefionian.
L A U R.E L H U R S T" CASH SALE.
South front, high and sightly. 50x100
lot near new, beautiful homes, and others
under const rue thin ; you will like this
building eit; price ?0!H).
F E. CLKMEXTS,
Office East UUth and GUsan.
Phone East OH 'J.
410 DOW N" 1 ' PK R MONTH.
Kino view lot. matured fruit trees, re
st rictf d district, near car, cement wa Ik
and curb. Bull Run water. Provident
Trust Company. I'd floor Selling bldg.
Main 1M0, A 6l'".l.
1E ACTIFl'L view lot on southern slope
near Council Crest. Qa0 and up. Includ
ing cement Fidewaiks, curbs, graded street
and water; building restrictions; sold on
easy terms. Provident Trust Com pan. v.
2d floor Selling bidg. Main 1S00, A 6261.
100xHM. CORNER. SNAP.
A fine corner on Ainsworth ave, and
Delaware; price, a snap. $!40O; $luO cash
and $15 per mom h.
GUT'SSi A- BOLDS.
MS Board of Trade bhi.. 4th and Oak.
IN lKVINGTON'S BEST SECTION.
lieautiful ."ntxlOO, east front, some Hlreet
assessments paid; am sacrificing for im
mediate, sale; only $ i:tno.
705 Spaldimt bldg. Main lo6.
Beautiful homes on every side.
" FINE I N ESTMKNT.
100x1011. wit'. in 2 blorks of east termi
nal of Broad waj bridKe. at a sacrif tee
price: easy terms. P.?e Felton. Strong &
t Inc. ,
CiO.'i CoiKrord bldg-
PORTLAND II EIGHTS SACRIFICE lOox
ion at J.'h ana spring st.. one uiock rr.n:i
car. beautiful view ; must sell at once;
terms. Sen Felton. Strong tfc Co. (Inc. J,
t;-r. Concord bldg.
A BARGAIN South block 4. Villa Hill.
SSih and Last Burnside; mocks irom Mt.
Hood R. It. W. J. Henderson. 1 North
Front st.
PORTLAND HEIOJITS I.EVEI. SITE.
Close In, Rood vie, suitable for 1 or 'i
bunKalcws: $1750; reduction for cash.
Murahull 4S27. UKOUKK, A 3S3!.
Jin DOWN and per inoutii. S...250, ;(0
mlutite from 1st and Alder; nice and
level; ask
ll"i(f.
for Marstcn or IJule, 202 WU-
SA'-KllKtMi flue corner,
eitin Fti.. corner lot.
Eft :ioth and l.i
$12 ln.ide SlOoo;
re:il barsain. .1. E.
Wi lls FarBO bldK.
TAKE adv:tntr,B- of tlii
Uts in Keikeley: X:;
monthly; no iniurtj.st
S:i!llnn.
rarsons, ouncr. 1'j2
olTer $40fi for two
l rash, balanco ?)
no tajes. 11:);; 1.
SACK
residence lo
Hermlston.
FK.-K f
:, Halsey
egmty In choiee
Owner, Box lui,
Or.
AT a
lot.
AN
acrinee. easy
on ."2d near
:(U. tr:rnian.
easv lerm.. l:o.?e City I'ar'n
Alameda. invcstlgata,
LAPIVH AIDITION.
Kquity in riosirahle lot at bargain.
:i4, room 7M, Monjuam bldg".
BAST Mt. Tabor lots $125 and up. $1 down
and 1 a week. R. W. Wood. 67 Coucn ai.
3 J-OTd near Beaumont on 33d; flOOo; cash
?:00. SOS Ablngton Bldjr.
LAI'Rer.HL'RST lot for nalo. rush, trade
or ternii. from owner. Fj J7.4.
IP YOlT have been buncoed in a real estate
or orchard deal, apply I Oregonlan.
Brarh Proper! y.
U)N(1 HSACH JU'XGALOW.
Pro!?rty :i blotka from Long Be.Tr J.
Station, completely furnished, with the
bent of furniture. Hou; and lot alone
fost more th;tn seilini; price. Will soil for
$1 1 OH, H8 low ;is ?'"' r;ish down anri t he
balanee for "J vtrs. with XO INTKKKST.
W A TSO N A THE UKKlKN C C. .
,".0 SpaldlnR bldg. Main 7""-'.
For Sale Hune.
-,(, MODKltN ;-ioom house, lot ."hJxImO,
facing east, large room, piped for fur
nace. Thin ib a snap. Phone Woodlaw n
:;it or t-all at 0-"0 E. Mth North.
FOR SALK until Thursday noon ; I will
tak-s 5.3-50 for my S-room house, modem,
worth $3rn0; $lo00 may run two years
7 je- cent. Thone Sellwood ltiH6.
ALL or pari; of 'J'2 acres, improved ; good
build In ks. orchard, fruit ; 7c car line ; $,")Oo
jn-r auic; terms or trade. Main A
r0 CASH and i eni4 new
lot ooxlOO. hlsh and
utes out. only S-0m.
l GLKY & BISHOP. 1
S-room bungalow.
sihtly, njin-
THIRD ST.
IRVINOTON LOT. CI.OSB IN. $2J00.
Street Improvements paid, close in on
CIpt st. Main HH'..
7-HUOM house. Market t.. Wexl Side. $!W00.
Lot worth $Ur00; a snap, part cash. Main
4400.
rOR FINE HO 31 Ed. ""
be reiahunu
PIEDMONT Fancy new 6-roorn home at
eacrlflce. 1 - d J Ilalgrht. $G60l).
IRVIXGTON New. up-to-date S-room house,
bargain, tenr s. Phone Mar.
J. K- HALL.
buntalowt.
308 Ablngton bids., aella Di
rental pajmcnt.
1
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