THE MORXIXO OKEGOXTAX. TUESDAT, Mai n.
12
TRADE EXCURSION
TICKETS WANTED
Reservations All Taken and
Others Clamor for Place
on Train.
SECOND TRIP CONSIDERED
Few Chmre Ar Mad In Itinerary
CI tie to Be VlnJted Arranjr
Elaborate Pro-ram me for
Portland Bnftlne Men.
Popular Inurtit In th bu.n
nnn excursion to Tillamook, which
)ve Portland by apriaj train at I
o'clock tola mornina. rw to urh
proportion tfcat. 4splt th tforts to
hoid tha lUt dnvn within th limit
flrt 9t. fullr " rfwrrittoni were r
rord1 at th i;mrfirr1l Clob yester
tar, and c C. Chapman. manr of
th xruraton. found thr was lone
watting Hat of th"a who were rtlylnK
upoa laia ranrtaatona tw obtain a
pi at la th party.
"Thr a ma to b no Inrlinatl-jn on
tt part of anyone to drop from tho
Hat in tb Utb hour." ld Mr. Chap
man, "and It loo., aa thourh w will
b obi led to lv a waltlna Hat of
aom ZO praona unaar!f ieJ. ainca erory
aval la hi 4 acrommodat ion on our ape
' .lal train la taken. Trie Interact of tho
business men In this excursion a em a to
InUlrata that tliera may aooo be a
tie man d for a ond excursion to the
Mm place, ao that thoa who wore left
out of thla trip may hare an opportun
ity of manic; It later."
Uely atenalajateat Arraaced.
Interest amonr the bualne men of
Tttlamook. Hay City and other town In
thi dlatrlct throuah whlh the cur
Job a peel 1 will run la fully a airona;
aa In Portland and elaborat prepara
tloaa hT been mad for entertalntna;
th visitors who travel on the "Mil
lionaire's op'tal." aa it ha been deal;
Hated. raw chanae hare been made In th
Itinerary since It wan flrat announced.
Part of th party will so from Tilla
mook t Bay City tomorrow venlns,
where they will bo Joined by the re
mainder on th fo. lowing mornlna-.
Banquets will b served to both parties
at o'clock tonlfrht In Tillamook and
In Bay City respectively.
. LICa-9am e Cta Show.
A new feature announced yesterday
wl.l be the exhibition by the llfe-sav-Inc
crew thla even In- at Garibaldi
beach. Thla crew ha gained an Inter
national reputation,
slide and fllma will be aent from
Portland, which will b used tn an Il
lustrated add re a to b alven be for
the commercial Club at Tillamook by
C C. Chapman, of th Portland Com
mercial Club. Thla feature was ar
ranged throuarh courtesy of th Gen
eral Film Company.
Throughout the trip, a paper m-lU be
lssud at Irregular Internals upon th
train. Lle th paper that wa printed
during the Lewlaton excursion, this la
to be called th Portland Pilgrim. Under
Its head It boasts the "Least wire serv
ice, biggest circulation." It Is to be pub
lished whonver th sprit moves,
aboard the Portland Commercial Club
excursion train to Tillamook." Fred J.
Lockley Is editor and wilt be assisted
by Paul Chamberltn. J. W. Kelly. Ad
dtaon Bennett. C. V. Pyxnent and Clark
H Williams.
Th excursion speclai will be thrown
open at 7:3t o'clock this morning at th
union station and those who desire
may take breakfast upon the train. Th
departure will be promptly at o'clock.
The return to Cortland will be at 1
o'clock Thursday night. V H. Jenkins,
traveling paonier agent for the
Southern Pa.'IMc. will hve charge of
the train, and tho managers of the ex
rurslon party will be a. K. Johnson,
chairman of the executive committee,
ami C. C. Chapman, of the Commercial
Club.
The perrtnnel of the parr ! aa follows:
R rt Jr:n. pr.alnt rortUnd K1Iwy.
l.laht A Tower rnnint ; K. M. Towrend.
r(erir irrnl I'nrtlad Railway IJsht
I'ower Cnntpanr: M. U VlMo.. publisher
Mrnln Orrtnlan. J O. Potter, flume Tel
ephone 1'nrupanjr : I'aul 'hmi,rliii. news
eiltr The Evening T.crm: R. W.
P. hmeer. cashier l nlted tti National
Hank ; t. t. Chipmm. minfr executive
r.tmmjttee Hrtln4 "mmerrlsl Oub. sec
rtarv iriiin leeltiinrat I.eaeue: Stan
ford riirath. rieiechner. Mayr : Frank
Krr. eecretarr Wad hams Kerr Hrw.;
T. i. Man'e. prealdent I fle -Sm 1th lum
ter Company ; I on l.ewie. Whi1len A Lewis;
rine KeiUr.g. HrpuMlCM ofltee for t'nlt
M Hiate hfrir. H lm t'Met. mortni
iotni. T. i. T"n"l. prMentlraurer
T . Townaen! Oreajmerr 'ompny ; I. Stm-u-!.
ftiprai mntir orcn I.Ke Inaurance
'mpnT; HalTr lirejman. Hrevman lath
r r 4.'impny . iie.re I m wf-enre. Jf.. e-re-iarv-lreaaur-r
lre Lawrence t'ompanr:
t. C t'"H preaidni I'nion M'H 'nmtanjr ;
M- I'lamnifr aeretar prtlar.l LpI
ir k, rsrrta '.pan: Khll M"t hBii. Jr..
'reta'T-treaii'r Imiertal ll'e tm
tnny ; . B aterrlt-g. If maater i Jamea
V- I mwd. preat.l-nl Jamea M.-l. Wo-irt a
; t Horliiti er. raahler Merehanta
Mrlnia A Truat imtn . V W.nl
aipery. h-e-preaMewt J K. Ol'l i'mpanT:
V, J Jaeaer. Jaeaer HfM. Jewelr; A leg
f MlrS.eaf. preatdent Wuirhrad A M'irhard
'tnpary. Lui A ".n. manager Pa-Mfl.-Pper
'"empanv . J. I- l.man. maiaaer
Iu A -. i t Kl'aniw preaident
K'lham fi'altrtoeer A Jrtntfg lompwot; J.
. HMi. manager l-a--i;u- Hardware
mmiant, ' rv Hraua. manaaer
R MrKil I'fwnpanv: W. i. M. Pher.n.
preat.fant W. V pmpn; W. H.
Jena ma. traweling paaener aa-ot nth
ern ra If! rompan . It- goe-al
aeeni freight dei'artmeal Hiiihni a.-!fic
I'oenpany. I- R. FieMa. tre!'a awperltiiend.
ent owtbera Ta-ifle "OTnpan: Kre4
It. nacatar aunpet-Ka'.fK- Monthly; t. II.
Tiill'ame. manager pra hurraa port:and
i-Maimrffal Club; CI- a. offb-ial pho-
toarapber. R R KarTe. patNe Weekly. Ar
thur il. Cbafvh'll. at'eraef. K- J- lal. real
eaate. C. H rrrtngtn. aitor-w at law
M Hvland. capita . J. Fred lar
en, I 'mMtDtiifk A lra-n . o. II.
ahwerdtmana. arairf-ir.ntrr eego
A Manufarturtrg 'uaipan ; H
Frea. manager rertland heia uppt
wtnpany: W. W. W'awe l. manager I ndrr
.v0 fj p rtter Cotnpar y . JlArev We Ma.
tnattraaoa; ITiDk K. H-H kempe r. tr.aragirs
d're tr . ltkanpee empanr . J
i"!X'etin. rwerman H R- foppleton.
vie praaf feat raciflc FlecfTlr iBtpan? :
f" rite aa.ea managwr Marshall-1 e: la llad
wre .-amD. Hitt. ealea managr
l"aellc ptaeutt Com pan . K M
Jar, preeid-nt Ja-nea prtntirg uapan :
M t, k,.!ie. whelea,e p.imbtr.f and steam
upr eepreaerted tr Frank M Tag: A
K Waatelt, ase:tart rranaaer B hi tree Ccto-
?av limited: H N Tirker. preaident Firt
-t l" -m party. H C Thowipaon. tnanagee
iMfoa Land A Tinoe Com pa "v - Oeorge O.
rrM. etenogrspher ewuthem Farlf'-c Cnm
pa" . pr H Arnald. cap'ta:.t .J. F.
hhtr. peea'dent National I.tveatvek Insur
anre Company; Feak I- ra-aer. eoIleete
ef rtm. Astoria. WIKtam Whtt field.
W'tnam Whffia:4 A Co : a F. Rwkford.
manager Terminal Ice Cold Storage Corn
pan A. J patracn. manager grain depar-r-ft'
Atoer Stro Mt'.llrg Company. J- TC
Taaa. presiieat VMers Cenf attoaerT Cora
rae. W F. Fearsoa. yargar. Batea a
l .i ! ; T. T Cannon, Clark Cannon i rm
pan Wi::iarw Trturig. Northweater fnan
acer H 1 THIS A Co. Meeeatta Aln.:
. M-"iman. Fai'trg-Mrt'i min 'ompan;
iua Kho. Lm Clothing mpan ; K T.
sji-e. presMeot-managor Clarkamae Title
"npan; J I Raamuaaea. Raoiuen
a'a. . M. U l"haOta. prea'deni H U Coapin
Ka ly Cempan; Co!. V. foment. Coaet
adner OrSa tJ Jouraal; Joha W. alci.r.
The Evening Telegram; - Addisow Bennett,
Tha Oragaian: L- J- fiheJl. capitalist; J. D.
Oordoa. Mayor of Kswberg; Oaorge KeltT.
Kawberg: Alex Crsib. Wasters Union oper
ator: T. Iavtaa. Colsmbla Rupply Company;
Jainea 8. Hub I ton. Hue lion Patteraoa;
ML S. iKHlge. I actdc bteve Kasga Maou
facisrtag Cumpaay.
FAREWELL GIVEN TO GRAY
(CoBllnuvd From Pnt P.
Mice of a large number of official of
both the O.-W. R A N. Company and
the Southern Pacific A. C. Spencer,
attorney for th. 0--W. R. X. Com
pany, was one of the apeakera He de.
clared that h. and his aaaoclatea have
been pleased to call Mr. Gray a neigh
bor and a friend.
"W. have been fair rlal for tlie
rreateet comroojlty the comomdity of
tranportatlon." be aaid. "I believe
that both the retiring president of the
North Bank and the Incoming presi
dent will bear roe out In th. assertion
that fair and pleasant feelings pre
vail. I expert to see them continue."
Rival Pay. HI Ree-t.
Mr. Upencer recalled the fact that
until recent years officials of all great
railways aimed only to serve their
stockholders. A change has come
about. The railroads now aim to serve
the people as well aa the stockholders.
Such men aa Mr. Gray, he said, nave
been Instrumental In establishing this
situation. He predicted that t'ortland
and Oregon will gain from Mr. Gray's
promotion for the reason that he will
be in a position to exercise his talents
in a greater field and that Inasmuch
aa the line he will represent has a con
nection with Portland, he will main
tain a direct Interest in the city and
state.
The following were present
r!isr B. Piper
M. Htlltnsi
crl R. ry
J.wrph H. t ouns
w. J. K.rr
Cbarl. It i"r
C. II. teller
Robert O. McPhetaoa
V. A. sitchr
Jame. Thompaon
I Mm J. Zan
K. T Pral
a. Harnall
lort Anderson
H. W. H cwl.on
M. Banrield
I. S, Oer
li. A. alf
J. V. Hherman
I. M Lapp-r
tors. PUaorth
r. i Hall
A. B.xlfw
(l.rf. H ark
.l.nrl Mcl. Wood
J. l. Lee
Kred W. Oraves
R Kamond
H. K. K-lr K
S. A. Hart
If. J. H'alii
Oc Tonns
O. A. I-ovaJr
Grorc E. Fruat
V. C. Kn.pp
Arthur .' .-pn--r
HT. V. fl. Hmfn
toward t'ooHtngbam
li. F. JoriDMn
II. U I'ltft-K
li. e Jomln
P. 1. f'ampbell.
Kusrn.
F. W. i'lKJ
Jus. H. Kerr
W. fc Coman
T. A. B-il
X. V. i'harlton
C. V. f "It
O. H. Krtaarrts
X. P. O Bii'n
ll.nry L. Corbelt
A. U Mil..
Jultua I. Mler
llusti Hum.
Tburnaa ;4harp Will
lama. Cal.m
C I. Jo.irn
Utorn u. Trowbrlds l- B. Cramer
C M. N
a. u
Hoy I'ork
Ra pa Pula
U II. VI. k.rahal
r. H I.ltl.rhalr.
A .U. CivfnrtfT
Cord Senralaka
w. A. Ro Faattle
Vtaldii a. Pain. Spo
kane A. Mrtrr
lieorse W. Jnaeph
A. E. Bkharrtt
Oranl Fh.siey
FL D. Carfanter
WilM.m K. Lttienbarg W. H. Oolld
i!ii(lvn A. Coulter
T A ireaa
H. J. Houahti.n
Harry O. Baker
V. Klatler
W. O. Roberta
W. p:lon.
H. Milntlre
P. Co? kendall
J. B. Rhodea
r. w'. t'.raham
'. J. Camon
A.'Klmball. Seattle D. C. la. St. Johns
H.
Geor-f H. Mnltton
O. L. Stark. Spokane
r A. Huahnail
J. P ora
H. W. Fo.ter
W. J. Hefmana
E. A. I'lerca
E. E. I.lllle. Spokaoe
John T. Duurall
R. v.. Ravmond
Matt awer
J. T. Hardy
H. H. Brown
& H. Abbott
Addison Bennett
Shad O. K rants
Erin Manre
Albert S. Blbblna
K. It. full. k. Albany
P. A. Touna. Aibaiy
A. B. Weatberrord.
Albany
H. E. Morton. Albany
P. D. Gilbert. Aibany
(iala e. HIM. A.i.any
K. I- Van Dreaar
Tom Alexander
Tcm Aleaandr
F. U Bot.forri
I. A. Vern:UMon
WhttflMd
F. t". tir.rfln
W. r. pkmn.r
R. R. Kit. hie
.V. I- Burbur
Jf. J. Buckley
J. Ru.e1l
William MrMurray
Oeorre V'. McDowell
W. F Turner
H B. rvrrla
William Oerts
R. C. lil.hop
Roy V. fanlel
0. K. Jeffrey
M. J. Butler
r. V. Jonea
James H. Amadea
R. n. Woleott
A. A. Wundrrttch
(I. W. I.anca.ler
FTanklln T. nrtmth
Charlie W. Barr.
A.torla
H. l. ."tory
Henry V. Frlea
W. Reldt
R. P. Habersham
tSraham Iukehart
IkllirJ. Bryan
U. tl. Bryan
F1 A Krlba
W. P. Wrlicht
P. Bnllam
ran X. Fbllllpp
Hart I'ohrn
n. w. riirkard
J. Pohon
R. w. Oraham
H tl. Prieb.tel
(?eor.. Cariaon
V. E Doater
J. t Moore
Chrta Schmidt.
Astoria
fl. It Jobnaon.
Astoria
R. II. 'roster
1. I". Kr.owlion
M Kerr lee
W. I. Pc.srer.
:.iot Ho;.oinb
I? Ranussen
William 4 llaaiy
A. J. K'nelsT
T J. Seuiert
Joseph M Healy
A. r. Kxnmona
P. T. Poreat
rharlee J. llraT
H. Biakele Tacenaa
M F Brady
J. B Tn
Robert Ksanadr
I K. Kerr
P. H rosarte
Lewis A MArthur
F. c. v'as-r
Arthur foileft
(:e.rs.H. Bopklna
Robert t . Dunlop
W. A. Iyetl
A U Finlev
E. A. Klpp.l
J. P. Myyer
J. D. Stark
Clinton S Kletchsr
A. K. Houlsen
P. S. Belcher
P. J. Cobba
John A. Keatlns
Frederick V. Holmaa
II. M. Jennlnga
rr. A. W. M'ore
T. N. Punbar
W H. Smith
t'.eorse K. Wassoner
Wllford B. Cola
I.. Samuel
O. M. Ollnea
M. Baraer
0. R. Williams
VllUam B. McEwen
d I.ona
1. Tl Fields
M-x R Hlrsrh
Nf. Seller
J. E. Sawhlll
I. H. Hepburn
A. O. Hunter
It. R. Carrlncton
I. W Bryan
O. tV. Taylor
neora E. Englebsrt
t'. o. Ida
J. P. Rasmuseen
A. O. Callan
Clayton Werita
J O. Mann
W". II. lay
capt. V". r. Pattaraon
William Harder
N". K. Blrrell
Thomaa lordell
J. Itrson
B. H. Wlrkeraham
M. B. McKaul
A. A. K-hrll
Oeorsa M. Hyland
Fred H Rothrhlld
S. W. Herrmaa
O M. Aokl
R O. Raub
William Adam
F. ". Little
S. Herbert lanyon
J. T. Andrus
J. H. Lotheop
J. Curtis Robinson
A. H. Ayerlll
IT. P. E. Moore
Frederick Webster
Adolph A. Uekum
E. J. Daly
F C. Vtcbener
0. M. Plummer
T. J. Armstrong
Frank B. HHton
S. B. Heirardt
P. I. Thompson
c. It. Wood wort b
F H. Lewis
rr-d lwkley
l-rnk Kyee
W. I Mrandborg;
J I. H ailln
Samuel C Kerr
Frank R. Ken
Alma V. Kits
H. B. Wll.t
C. M. Thompson
1. H Parker
Oeorira W. Wlmona
Walter B w arrea
r c. Campbell
wtnthr-ip llammond
J. J. fairr
.1 Tf. KrWrmntt
W. 1. MrPherson
W. o. H of ford.
Stevenson. Wash
r. P. Ash. StfV.aaoB.
Wrt.b.
iul. C. Fox. aseeit
SPAS Rr . sne
tenson. Wash.
Xam Sonoaon. Maeor
eteven.on. VI aatt.
1. a. Maaladry. Easatta R. H. Ke-k
L. Vearla
cbariea Horoln.
C. W Ceehree
-ul M-Kar
W. A White
Walter C. Cola
ileorre W Net awn
C. M MeKellipa. Car.
a:its
J T Middlrma.
Pr. E. B. McDan'el
v H Hollls. IDrsit
Groe.
W F. Roller. Irolt,
Mloh.
Prank c. rtlsra
V R. Moora. Cory all. IiRoy Hadiey
g. V. Skaltoa. Corral- E. K. Brown
11.
Orvn r. snatxs
C. R lray. Jr..
C. B Hardln
C. D. B-uun
C. .. Cooilrtxa
-1otor P. Moaae. Cav-
ya'll..
TV F c.a.klns. Car.
TS'IIS
R. v. Sehmaar
T. H Fhllbrick
A. t. S-hmliu Albany H. N. Tinker
Adame
J. M. He- I Ins
p. w. Writht
J. ifrOulre
J. T. alter Seabwr.
ran J Mabee
A. Ktrf WltB
il.f t r Roaaaian
Joha Ini'kaoa. Vl.
""uwr Wash
Fdward Newbeain
Jit smith
W H Man
Joha M. Hall
, Reaction Llri Road Renrfarevl.
Th. county Is raatirfaclnir the rUctlon
Line road eastward from Esst 6lxlleth
street with crushed rock covered wttb
fine rock screenings. First a layer of
broken rocks 1. not down and then
the screenings, all ef which Is rolled
to a solid surface. About one mile
of th new surface) has been completed.
The Section Rosd has been In bad con
dition ever s!nc the naw water main
was raid.
Board to Xaroei Teacher.
At a special meeting of the B-hool
Board tonltrht public school teacher
and other employes for th. next .ehool
year will b. appointed. There are about
9 teachers to be named. Including -5
who ar. not teaching this year. For
the IS vacancies there are nearly
arrlicationa from all over the United
States.
W WILL 8E LAID
Woodmere District Relieved
From Water Shortage.
FOREST PATROL GRANTED
Guard to Watch Line Through Ball
Ran Reaerve Daring Months in
Which Fire Threatens $8.35
BUI Bring Protest.
To relieve the mater shortage which
is reported In many parts of the Wood
mer. district In Southeast Portland, th.
Water Board yesterday authorised the
laying at once of four miles of eight
and i:-lnch mains. inese. it is oe
llved. will eliminate the trouble by fur
nishing new service to a large number
of the residents and relieving the heavy
drain from the few main lines which
at present supply the entire district.
The district from which most of the
complaints are received and which is
to he relieved under the new system
is bounded by East Sixty-second and
fcaJt Sixty-sixth streets and Fiftieth
and Forty-fifth avenues. Lines will be
extended on Kast Fifty-eighth. East
Sixty-second, Kast Sixty-sixth. Fast
Seventieth. Kast Sixty-seventh. East
Forty-fifth and other streets of the dis
trict. The Board also authorised the laying
of main on Fast Ninth street from
Cora avenue to Rhone street: on Syra
cuse street from Portsmouth to Mc
Kenna: on Esst Kverett from East Fifty-third
to least Fifty-seventh, on East
Fifty-seventh from Everett to Gllsan:
on East Hovt from East Fifty-second
to East rifty-elghth: East Fifty-third
from Gllsan to Wasco; on Liberty street
from East Sixth to East Eighth: on
East Sixth from Liberty to Dekum; on
Cleveland avenue from Dekum to
Bryant, on East Sixty-fifth street
southeast from Sixty-third to Sixty
fifth, and a few other smaller exten
sions. A high - pressure main was
granted for the use of property In the
vicinity of Lownsdale and Yamhill
streets
The Board authorised the expenditure
of t250 for the employment of a gttard
to patrol the line through the Bull Run
forest reserve ifor three months. This
was done at the suggestion of Super
intendent Dodge, who declared that the
reserve Is In dsnger of belnr, greatly
Injured by forest fires. In the reserve
Is the watershed of Bull Run Lake.
which Is the sou roe of Portland' wa
ter supply.
Free use of water In the children a
playgrounds In Lent and free water
for the Irrigation of the school garden
at the Irvlngton achool also waa grant
ed. A protest by C. J. Franklin, of the
Portland Railway. Light & Power Com-
pany against a bill of $8 35 for use of
water at his East Slrle house during
last month was overruled by the Board.
Mr. Franklin says his water Is on a
meter and never before has cost more
than 76 cents a month. He, was much
surprised last month when the bill
climbed to $8.35, especially when the
house was not occupied during that
time. A report by the meter reader of
the Eirs.t Side showed that the meter
was correct. He reported that the In
crease of the bill was due to the fact
that a faucet In the house was left
running during part of the month.
IMPERIAL 13 YEARS OLD
Plii I Metschan. Sr.. Hotel Proprietor,
Recipient of Congratulations.
Yesterday. In the Autumn of an ac
tive life. Phil Metschan. Sr.. received a
surprise when he began to receive
congratulatory telegrams from v.ry
state in the Northwest. It required
half a dozen tolegrams and as many
personal calls to make the old hotel
man recognlie that he. was cnjoylns
the thirteenth anniversary of the birth
of the Imperial Hotel. AVhen It dawned
on him that it had been 13 years sic
hr retired, from the office of State
Treasurer, and, with C. W. Knowles.
secured control of the old Imperial on
Washington street, he Immediately de
clared In favor of an "open house' for
the. balances of the day. Mr. .Metschan
not only wsnted to celebrate the annl
versary, but is much in favor of a
recognition of the virtues of number
-IS."
Of the employes who helped open
th. Imperial, the only one remaining is
Harry Hamilton, clerk at the desk, who
is said to know more Oregonlans by
their first names than any politician
Id the state
TITLE OF RECORD STANDS
Court rtcru.wc to Sustain Kali road
Company Contention.
Tit ! to 14 acres nf land In Clarka
maa County. that be cum involved In
170 when Ben Holladay was conduct
true hia railroad operation In Oregon,
waa settled yeaterday by Juries Besn
In the I'nlted 8tatea District Court,
when he mad a decision In tha raso of
the Oretron California Railroad Com
pany aaralnst Mrs. Maria D'Grublsslrh.
who claimed title to the property
through inheritance from Holladay.
The railroad company sought to re
strain Mr a. P'Grnblsaich from claiming
title to the property. The plaintiff
contended that when the Holladay hold
ing were transferred the property In
queatlon waa Included In the transfer.
There Is no record of such a transfer,
and Judge Bean decided the title of
record, that of tha defendant, should
tand.
Two Bodies Cntrlentlfled.
The body of the man found floating
in the Willamette River below the
North Pacific Mills last Punday has
not yet bnen Identified, and It lies at
the undertaking parlors of Punning A
McEntee beside the unidentified body
of another man who ended hia life with
poison In a rooming-house In the
North Knd last Frtdsy. Unless thev
re Identified this forenoon, they will
be eremsted. The body of Charle A.
Fair. year old. was found In the
river yesterday. The lad fell Into the
river April S. while at play. His play
mate pulled hint out one, but when
hi uneonclon form fell back Into th
water, they fled In terror. He wa th
son of Charle A. Fair, of tit Williams
avenue.
rn.r wrrrropoixviirAi, rtfouit.
PORTLA VP. Vay SO Maximum temper
aara. so degrees; minimum, 52 desree.
Blew rMdln. A. M.. ii feet: ehanre In
last 24 hours. .5 foot rts. Total rainfall (5
P 11 ta I P. al.). laches; total rainfall
store geptamfcer 1. 1P11. SO. Inrhee: nor
mal rainfall sine Septeenfcer 1. 41 47 Inehaa;
deficiency .f rainfall viae September 1.
ilsll. 10.7 inehee. Total sunshine, 1 hour
T minutes: possible sunshine. 15 hours
minute. Barometer reduced to sea level)
at P. St.. 2.so Inches.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A loar-preeeure area of moderate energy
la central .ear Otaa and a secondary dia-
THE PORTLAND HOTEL,
SIXTH. ilKVKXTH. MORRI-
SOS A.ND YAMHILL STS.
G. J. KAUFMAN. Manager.
IN the heart of the city's
business, shopplnir an d
theatrical activities. T"
best dining-room and grill in
the city. Passenger motor
meet all Incoming trains.
Courteous attention to our
guests. European, tl.50 upwards.
HOTEL MULTNOMAH
HOTEL CORNELIUS
House of Welcome Portland, Or.
Onr 14-paasenger electric 'bus meets all trains. A
high-class, modern hotel in the heart of the theater
and chopping district. One block from any carlina,
II per day and xro. European plan.
HOTEL COBSiELIUS CO. Proprietor.
J. W. Blaln, Pre. Fielder Jones. Vice-Pre
plains
HOTEL OREGON,
Portland, Or.,
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., Props.
HOTEL SEATTLE,
Seattle, Wash.
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.,
'dlTTarS
turhanee overlies Northern Idaho. These
two disturbances have caused Rtjneral raina
In Oreson. Washington. Idaho. Wyoming,
Western Montana and in the northern por
tions of California. Nevada and Utah. Lo
cal rains have fallen In portions of the Mis
souri Valley nl the Iake region It Is
much cooler In the North Pacific and Rocky
Mountain States and correspondingly warm
er In the Ijike reclon.
The conditions are favorable for showers
In thla district Tuesday and continued cool
weather.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Showers; westerly
winds.
Oreron and Washington Showers; west
erlv wind..
Idaho showers.
THE WEATHER.
State at
Weather
STATION
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Portland .-. . . .
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Salt Lake
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tLWARD A. BF.AIA District Forecaster.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Man-taffe llmnw.
HTATT-BEVNirK Waltar Hlatt, 25. eity;
Dora Bennirk. or 1. city.
riUK-WlSE W. Hsvyden Flak. 5. ctty;
0wrcia Wtiwi. 2. city.
FOLET-OERARD R. E. ToXmy. 4. Hood
Rivr: Mary 0rrr1. SH, city.
nUfHOLM-HEfTBRNAN Rnd-Mick A.
rhtsholm. 0. city; Margaret Heffenun. 47.
cJtr.
MOSSBEBGER-IeO.VG C. L. Mob4jriar.
31. Ooble. 3rtrud M. Lonc. 24. city.
Btrtba.
PL.I1MT Ta the wlf of Robert Fllht. at
20 Whitaltr afreet. May 12, . mnn.
MEYER T' the wife of Mortta Meyer,
at 151 Eaat Tventy-ftrat etreet, MaJ 3.
danirhter.
FiXX T the wife of John Finn, at 1J39
Cerbett atreet. Mav 13. a aon.
PLOMBO To the -wife of Sm Plcmbo.
at Dovr Addition. May 12. a daoa-hter.
EARLT To the wife of Robert R. Early,
at 1M2 MtrteatppI avenne. May IS. a eon.
WOOPBl'RY To the wife of Sidney F.
Woodbury, at t:S Eaet Thirty-eecond atreet.
Mar 14. a eon.
KROrP To the wife of Joseph D. Kropp.
at EUt-worth tret. May 7, a daujhter.
8i"HrT.T7- Tt the wife of Ffla Pchulta.
at J4 HarTleon atret. May 2. a daughter.
BARTUOLUMA To the wife of Jacob
i l!:i:!i!:!i!i!r:iQi
The Hotel Bowers
Eleventh and Stark Sts. UndW Nsrer Managemaatt
offers all th. convenience of a hlgh-clas
hotel, with all the eomforta of a home.
European plan 11.00 per day up. American
plan. too. Famous for Its grill, a la cart,
and table d'hot. service at reasonable price.
Special rates to permanent gtieata.
F. P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER
Tn i annnlntments. service
and fireproof quality of the
building the leadlng hotel In
Portland, the Multnomah, offers
to the discriminating traveler
every comfort and convenience
found only In the best hotels of
the East. Nine stories of steel
and concrete, with 755 rooms
and suites, palatlally furnished,
with rates from 1.B0 to IS per
day, European plan. Motor
'busses meet all trains and
steamers.
H. C. BOWF.R5, Manager.
J. M. RROWKELL. Aee't Mgr.
A. Crwiwe. Mr".
New Perkins
Fifth and Washington Sts.
A Hotel in the Very Heart of
Portland's Business Activity
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Electric Anto Bus. Cart to and from Union
Depot every few minutes.
L. Q- Swetland, Mgr.
Both hotels
centrally located,
modern in every
respect, and
conducted on tha
Props.
European plan.
liter liwm
e?!L MnSCWdSONS, Props.
Bartholoma. at 7R7 Eaat Tenth atreet North,
May fi. a dauRhter.
M LLON To the wife of Frank Mallon.
at 1140 Maryland avenue. May 17, a daugn
ter. .
HARRISOX To the wife of Andrae J.
Harrison, at L'43 Mill street. May 9. a son.
KOKVIO To the wife of Christian Koe
nig, at 21J Knott street. May 17. a daugh-
MOELLER To the wife of Jacob J. Moel
ler. at 711 Maryland avenue. May 16. a son.
STRTTaJNICK To the wife of John
Struznlck. at 73 . Alblna avenue. May 13.
a dauphter.
JUSTIC To the wife of Marko Justic. at
130 Knott street. May 8. a daughter.
ARTHUR To the wife of L. Arthur, at
g Vnlon avenue. May 9, a daughter.
STONE To the wife of Aura Stone, at
113 North Fourteenth street. May 15. a
daughter. m A .
WEST To the wife of Clarence A. west,
at 10H0 Montana avenue. May 8. a ion.
LOVELACE To the wife of George Lrove
lace. at 68 Upshur street. May 16. a son.
FRASER To the wife of John M. Frasr,
at 145 East Twenty-seventh street North.
May 141, a daughter.
RIESE To the wife of Albert Rleee. at
38 Grand avenue. May IS. a daughter.
K t Y KE N DALL To the wife of Luke
Knykendall, at t64 Columbia street. May 11.
a sin.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office City Hall. Main 683. A 70S.
Humane officer. Sereeant B. U Crate.
Residence. 24 E. 24 th Jf.. East 47T.
Horse ambulance, corner of 5th and Taylor.
Veterinary In char.. Marshall
mala Rescue Home. Northrup Acraj. Thomaa
A. Short. Mupt.. A 0847- rlnai.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Baker's Auction House. ts Park St.,
furniture, etc. Sale at 1" A. M. '
BORN.
CURRIER To Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Cur
rier. 341 12th St.. May 10. a son. Mrs.
Currier Is a daughter of tha late W. C.
Noon.
rCXERAI. HfXXlCS.
SCHMITT At Albuquerque. N. M.. May ,
Mike Schmltt. aged 40 years, beloved son
of John Schmltt. and brother of John. Jr.,
Frank and Henry schmltt. Mrs Mary Bai
ter and Mra. Katie Mead, of thla city.
Funeral alll take place from the resi
dnce o his father. law North 23d at..
Tuesday. May 21. at :30 A. M. Serv
ices at Ft. Joeeph'e Church, corner 1Mb.
and Coach atreete. o clock. Friends re
spectfuily invited. Interment Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
HOECKER The funeral services of the late
4-hatarlra I-oulse Hoecker. who
away at Garden Horn-. Or.. May IS. will
take nlace at the residence of her daugh
ter Mr- R A. Pchmalz. 2" Fourteenth
atreet todav (Tuesday! at 2 o'clock P. M.
Interment at Rlvervlew Cemetery. FHends
respectfully Invited to attend.
FTERRERO In this city. Mav -0. Tomaso
yrrrrrr. ,,,d 3-2 years. Friends Invited
to attend funeral aervices. whlh will be
hld St Holman's funeral parlors at 2
p" M tomorrow (Wednesday). Interment
Rlvervlew Cemetery.
LEWTON At hta residence. 1 20S East Six
tieth street. Rev. Jamea T. Leerton. aged
74 vears Funeral service, will be held
at the Mount Tabor Methodist Church
todav ftriieaday. May 21. at 2 P. M.
Interment Mount Bcott Park Cemetery.
HITCHOCK The funeral services of the lste
R C Hltchock will be held st the chapel
of Hemstock Broa. at fnlverslty Park.
yj .t 3 p. M. Interment at Mount
eco'tt Park Cemetery. . Friends cordially
Invited.
LKWTOV The funeral services of th lata
Rer lames T. Lewton will ba held today
iTueedavl at 2 P. M. at tha Mt. Tabor
Methodist Church. Interment will ba In
Mount Scott Park Cemetery.
RTSSEI.L. In this city. May "V Hiram .T.
Ruuell. aged 70 years. Remains at Ftn
lev s parlors, same will be shipped to
tvilson. or., for burlsl.
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG 7th and Tajlor
Fhonea: Mala 1 and A 112S.
TriMir" UT KVFRV NIGHT
lumiarii TH1S WEEK
Special Price Matinee Saturday
DAVID BEL.ASCO Presents
Ths Native Actress
Blcinche Bates
In the Farcical Romance.
"XOBODfS WIDOW"
Evenings. 12, J1.30. Jl. 75c 50c.
Saturday mat.. $1.50. 11, 75c. 50c 35c, 25c
BEATS SELLING FOR ENGAGEMENT.
TT If T- T THEATER
X aV. Xl Atk Msln 2. A 53C0
f,KO. L. Baker. Mgr.
BAKER STOCK COMPANY
Tonight All This Meek Matinee Saturday
The Thrilling. Monev-Mad Comedy.
"BREWSTE R'8 MIIJJONS"
A scream every minute. Dramatized from
the famous novel of George Barr McCutch
eon. Fascinating, exciting and Intensely
amusing.
Evenings. 25c. 5c. Matinees. 25c.
Next week "The Deep Purple."
MAIN C A 102
i MATINEE EVERT DAT
MAT.
. 15
:5o
NIGHTS: 15e. SSr. 50e. 73e
T4TEK MAT to Famous Twelve Sunshine
Girls; "Fun in a Harem"; ljetzel sisters;
Del more and Light; Nadell and Kane; Coo
ran and Parks; The Inlands; Orchestra;
Pictures.
Solllvao at Canaidlne.
Kerined vaodevine.
WEEK MAT Walter Lasr Co.; Prince
and Deerie; lauidry Brothers: Mort tox;
Peppino: Del Fratsro's Miniature Circus.
Orvbeerra. Prices lie and 25c.
cl'l mccr vkiw
WEEK MAT 20 "A Night in the Slums of
Paris: Dorothy Vaughn; Duffy and U-"!
Mntura-I: Pantaeoope; Ion Morris ana
Hia Wrestling I'oniee. Popular prices. Mat
inee dallv. Boxes and first row balcony re
served. Box office open from 10 A. . M. to
10 I". M. Phonee: A SOS. Main 4J. Cur
tain S:S0. 7:1 and 9.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK.
Cor. Yangbs and Tvrejnty-fourfh Sts.
SPOKANE
PORTLAND
MAY 22, 23, 24. 2.1, 26, 27, 2S, Sfl.
Gaines Begin Weekday at SiOO P. SI.
Sunday 2i30 P. M.
LADIES' DAT FRIDAY.
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
COUNCIL CREST
PORTLAND'S ROOF GARDEN.
1200 feet above the city.
Free scenic amusement park. High
class attractions. Open-air rink. Pic
nic grounds in oid apple orchard.
ADMISSION TO GROUNDS FREE.
f "THE KESTACBANT BEAUTIFUL "N
Arcadian Garden
In
Hotel Multnomah
The Stellar Bill of Attractions, combined
with perfect appointments, cuisine and
service. Two complete performances ev
ery evening. 6:80 to 8:30 and, 10:30 to
32:30.
SIONORA BOSS and SIGNOR DI LUCCA
Operatic Singers
Late Stars of the Grazi Grand Opera
OSCAB N. WALCK
MISS ELVTA BAND
The Peerless Vocalists
KONSKY
Violin Virtuoso
BROWN ROBINSON
Tho Jolly Cavaliers
and
PHILIP PELZ'
Concert Orchestra of Ten Soloists.
Please Reserve Your Table Before P. M,
m C. Bowers. Manager
FUNERAL NOTICE.
HOECKER At Garden Home. Or.. Chata
rina Louise Hoecker, mother of Mrs. R. A.
Schmalz, H. F. Hoecker, K. C. Hoecker
and Emily Hoecker. Funeral services will
take place at the residence of her daugh
ter. Mra R. A. Schmalx, 2B Fourteenth
street, today (Tuesday). May 21. at 2
Y M. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery.
Friends respectfully Invited.
" MONUMENTS Otto Schumann Marble
Works. East d and Pine sts. l'-at 74a.
u K F.DWAKD HOLM AX. the leading fu
neral dl-ector and undertaker. 220 Third eL.
cor. fealmon. Lady assistant.
Dunning McKntee. Funeral Directors,
Tth and Pine. Puona Main 43U. Lady sx-
tendant. On ice of County coroner.
a sr 7.n.lT.R CO.. 6IT2-4 WllUama ITS
Phone Kaat 1(1811, C 108. Lady attendant.
i. p. FIN LEY SON. ad and Madlsaa,
luu attendant. 1 Done jiain a, a ww.
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors, successors
M K". SV llllll 111 1 1 SX. U1s MM- V,
.i laaa. a SVC lain.
' KTL.s A I sukal
a - ZT TrnHaI-s ataair
fitxth. liait 781, B IMS,
Lady stteDUant.
kkfhes COMPAXY. 3d and Clay.
415. A 221. .Lady attendant.
CEMETERY
Beautiful
MOUNT SCOTT PARK
LARGE, PERMANENT,
MODERN. PORT
LAND'S ONLY MODER.V
CEMETERY WITH
PERPETUAL CARE
of all burial plots without extra
chars;. Provided with a perma
nent Irreducible Maintenance
Fund. Location ideal; Just out
side the city limits on north
and west slopes of Mount Scott,
containing 35 acres, equipped
with every modern convenience.
PRICES TO SLIT ALL.
SEHVICB THE BEST.
ONE MILE SOUTH OK
LENTS. REGULAR
A I! TO MOBILE SERV
ICE FRE BETWEEN
LENTS AND THE
CEMETERY. It s
CITY OFFICE, 920-921 YEON
BUILD ING. MAIN 225. A 7086.
CEMETERY OFFICE, TABOR
1468: HOME PHONE RING B
Sill. THEN CALL LOCAL 4201.
a
MEETING KOTICE8.
ffrv. ARCANUM, meats at the new
hall. Royal bid., formerly Tull
& tilnDS. ine nrst and thlra
Tuesdays of each month, at 8
P. M. Visitors cordially wel
comed. O. O. HALL. Secy.
Care Honeyman Hardware Co.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. No. 7. O.
E. E- Regular communication this
Tuesdy) evening. Order of W. M.
Social.
JESSIE L. REAMS. Secretary.
658 G an ten be in ave.
--acar a a visa Vs. Tf aa a VJ
V
Uatanea Erery Day.
MEETI.NG NOTICE.
A. A. O. X. M. S. Xoblea,
you will pleuse take notice
that the regular monthly
meeting of AI Kader Temple
ye be held on Saturday
evening. Mny r. at the
hour of 8 o'clock. In the Ma
sonic Temple. Wont Park tad
Yamhill atreets. Bu.i:iD-ss of
iinportancf. Don't forget the
red card. By order of the
rtotcTitate.
ROBINSON. Asa't. Recorder.
A. AND A. S. R1TK. AIXS
WORTH CHAPTER OF TlOStt
CUOIX. NO. 1. Rccular meet
ing in auditorium, Scottish Rite
Cathedral, thla evening at 8
o'clock. Work In 3Sth decree.
By urder WISE M ASTEil.
WjQ-T IS. K. A. 3a . 4.'a!ied ronvorat km
this 31 outlay .-venintf at Mason so
Hall, !3ast Eighth and Burnsiue
st reets. Ht 7 : o'clock. P. M .
E. dcroea. Visitors welcome
Order E. H. I
J. E. MARTIX. Sec.
MT. TABOR IODr.E. NO. A
A- V. AND A. Special com-
tnitnlottlnn u 111 hnM Ttia.
t'yi o'clock. West Side Temnle. F.
C. de ere. Vlnitinz brethren In
vited to attend. By onier of the W. M.
M. R. SPAl'UDING, Secretarj-.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
4t. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communications this (Tuesday)
evening. 7:-1 and 0 o'clock, E.
A. F. C. degrees. Visitors wel
come. Bv order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND. .Stjeretary.
CLASSIFIED AD: RATES
Daily or Sunday.
Per Line.
One tlnir li
Same ad two consecutive times 2c
Same n d t hree ronMrut 1 ve t lme S:
Kame ail six or seven consecutive tlmen.ftfic
The ahote rate apply to advertisement a
tinder "New Today" and all oilier claasitlca.
tlont except the following:
Situations M anted. Male.
Situations "Wanted, Female.
For Rent, Kmm. PrivBte Families.
K:oniH and Board. Priate FamUle.
Honttekeeplng liooms. Private lan-ill.
Remittance must accompany out-of -torra
orde; n.
M hen one adver1irement Is not run In con
secutive innue the one-time rate applltra
Six vordn count at one line on caeb ad
vertiNements and no ad counted for let than
two lined.
On charge or book advertlnementp the
charge Kill he haed on the actual mini her
of linen appearing In the paper, regardlesa
of the nuiuner of words In each line.
In New Totlay all advertisement are
charged hy measure only, 14 lines to the
inch.
Oregon Ian will accept e.afiind advertise
ment) over the telephone, providing the ad
vertiser If a ,ubr.crlher to either phone. No
prices will be quoted over the phone, but
hill will be rendered the following day.
Whether pubftcqnent advertlnement will be
accepted over the phone depend upon the
promptneuft of the payment of telephone ad
vertisements. Situation Wanted and Ter
sonal advertisements will not be accepted
over the telephone. Orders for one Inser
tion onlv, will bo accepted for "House foe
Rent." "Furniture for Sale." "Businer Op
portune le." "Uooming-Hou.es, and "Want
ed to Kent."
NEW TODAY.
Hawthorne Avenue
Quarter Block
Beautiful site for fine home.
Best residence section. High
building restrictions.
25 per cent below market
value.
Price $9000 Terms
Higgins & Boyer
506 Northwest bldg. Main 4400.
WILL SELL
LEASEHOLD INTEREST
in prominent corner in Nob HiJl dis
trict. Lease runs 98 years at $100 per
month net. No revaluation. Prop
erty improved with one-story building
costing $8500. Rented at $200 per
month, with increasing lease. Will
sell building and leasehold interest at
$8500.
W. H. Webb, 401 Yeon Building.
Main 4913.
Two Story Brick
Business Block
Located on the corner of the main
street In a fastly-frrowine town. Pres
ent income $2400. which can be Increased
to $3000. Price $20,000. Will consider a
Kood house in Portland or close-in acre
age as part payment. AR 21, Oregonian.
Mortgage Loans
$150,000 and Over on
CEKTRAI. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
WM. M ACM ASTER
701 Corhrtt BldK.
MONEY TO LOAN
CITY MORTGAGES
FARM MORTGAGE
LOWEST RATES AlUIS TO SUIT
A. H. BIRRELL CO.,
302 MeKAY BUILDING
Third and stark
Will Lease Warehouse Loft Cheap
for one year. On North Side, 70x100
ft. Light and dry; on S., P. & S. spur;
one block from streetcar. Large freight
elevator and toilet.
Apply dally at 395 N. 18th St., be
tween 8:30 and 9:30 A. M.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CO JOHN E. CBQNAN, jof
ij O 02 Spalding Bldg. 3 I
CULL15. BERHIDGK '1HOMPSOA.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS,
124 Warntnr Block. Phone Mala 37.
GARAGE OR OTHER SITE
100x100 13th and East Burnslde: build
to suit tenant. Owner. A 36S9, Main
1580.
Fearey Bros.
Tv discount nrsecured notes signed
by responsible parties.
03 Woreeater bldg.
REAL ESTATE.
CLOSE-IK lot In Lents, only SO0 If takari
at ones; Investigate. Address owner. H
77, Ores-cntaii;
KEN'TON' business lot cheap, by owner,
cash or tfrms. AX 85, Oregonian.
LAl'RELHL'RST Equity In four view lota.
Phone 90(1.
EASTMORELAND $flW equity in choice
comer lot, J400, terms. Marshall 4K22.
R. I.
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