TITE 3IORXTN-G OTIEGOXIA TUESDAY, MAT 28. 1913.
14
HINDU CASE PUZZLES
Right to Citizenship Question
of Difficulty.
OFFICIALS WORK OVER IT
Cate at MnrWifield, llrt on Record,
JLrtcaU Vaicue Word In of
Latent Con regional Act.
Pflvlon Withheld.
Can a Hindu become an American
eltlsan? This question was brought to
tha attention of fh state and Federal
authorities at Marshrleld laat week.
In other word. la n Hindu a fr
while or of AfMrao nativity or de-
rentr which la the r-adinc of taa act
of Conic re a of June 2, that pro-
Ttdea who can become an American
citizen under the naturalization law of
that date.
bo far the Government ftVUU hare
dodared the tsau. but It waa on a tech
nical Ity that did not meet the real
quraMna at laaue. and It waa practically
only a postponement of the rase.
More than alz months asro Taraknath
Pas. a Hindu, made application to the
Circuit Ork of Cooa County, at Marsh
fold, to beenme an American cltiaen.
This application waa referred to the
Iepartmnt of Commerce and Labor for
Investigation, where It waa found thnt
there was no precedent for admitting
a Hindu t clu-wnshtn. The matter
waa thn referred to the Secretary of
State. wher some of the altants of
icretary Knox referred It to Attorney
Cirneral Wlckeri-him. and In due course
be directed I'ntted Slates Iistrtct At
torney MiH'ourt to follow up the rase.
Xeputy Iltrlct Attorney Johnson
waa placed In charge, and waa at
MarshrlrlJ whrn the application of the
Hindu riimi up for hearing. Shortly
after the examination waa commenced
It was found that there was a dis
crepancy btwen the time the man
stated that he had come into the coun
try In his application and that of the
testimony, and under rulings of the
Federal courts this is a fatal error In
the application. It waa dismissed,
but mlthout prejudice, and permits an
other one to be tiled.
From Investigation and Information
received by the Government It has ra
son to believe that Taraknath Ls
made his application for citizenship at
Marshrleld. bl levins that there It
would attract little attention and never
reach National Interest.
Jn bis own country Taraknath Pas
waa of the educated classes, and since
living In the I'ntted Ftatea baa received
decrees from two coMece. speak Inar
the American and several Kuropean
Inncuaxp perfectly. It In alleged that
he waa forced to leae his own coun
try on account of bring a leader In a
movement to rebel ajrainst the British
domination.
After com ins; to this country he
edited a paper at Vancouver. K, C. that
advocated these sentiments, and waa
forced to suspend It by the Canadian
Itovernmeot. It was then transferred
to New York, where It Is still Issued,
and Tantknath Pas Is Its editor at Ions
distance.
He will continue his application until
a decision Is reached whether he Is "a
free white or of African nativity or
descent." and there Is another question
to be raided by him. and that he Is a
Tirltleh subject and entitled to all of
Its treaty rights, and one of which Is
the riRht of Interchange of citizenship.
VETERAN PASTOR IS DEAD
Urx. Albert M. Hork. of Catholic
latlh, lo lip Huriftl Today.
Jt. Alhcrt M. H.-rk. f.rmrly rsstnr
of the fothollc Chur.-h at St. lAuts. In
Marlon i'ounty. dieI Sunday mornlna;
at tit. Mary's. Drar rVaverxon. hr he
Ji.l twn muktntr his home lor the last
year. The funeral wl.l be hcll this
momtng at 10 oVl k.
Thr- years auo Kaihcr llork came
to itrrcun on a'cotint of his hfalth. ami
enteral upon parish m-ork hrre. Kor
two year, he l.ibord tn the St. Louie
parish. !olnit much toward biiliUinK It
up. but about a year ko his health
became so poor th.it It was nrcessary
for him to retire from active service.
Father Hork wns 6 - years old. lie
waa born in Westphalia, Oermnny,
made his tut!'.. and was ordained.
Me took the limit seminary course of
the Josull order. r-ut the severity of
the strain toward the last told on his
health, and he wns compelled to itlv.
It up. Me was srvr.erally rrvarde.! by
Ms confreres In the .Itsocese as m
learnei man. After cumins; to America
he labored for a considerable time In
Kaslern cities.
TRACKS MAY BE LOWERED
i:ilmliit.o!t of Grade Oolns ot
Kat SUlc Ohjt-t of .Mtlnj;.
A tneeHnaT - 'y fflriala nd offl
rlala of thw O.-W. IL A X. Company to
JevUl upfn the proper ni e t h xl of 11
miDatlnaf :raie criinK oy?r tha rail,
way tracks In the Kaul FMe rvsnlenra
dtjitrlct haa been cailc-cl for tomorrow
ftertiotn at 2 o'clock at the City Hall.
)ropoala have bHn male to o p
rantte tt'.e tracks that tha tralna will
raa either orer or uthicr the streets,
thus eliminating the dancer of accl
1enta. Such changea are propoped on
Kast Thirty-thtrd atreet. Sanely Houle
rarxl. Kast Forty-soventh. Kaat Flf ty
thlrai. Kast Sixtieth and other streets.
it was proposed at ftrt to build
viaducts over the rrosslmcs. but this
met with protest from property owners,
and efforts now will be made by the
city to get the railroad company to
lower Ha tracks about 12 feet. The
city afreet (trade 'ill be raised several
feet, makinfct plenty of room for the
trains to pass underneath.
POSTMASTERS TO MEET
llrads of lYmrth-C'lafS Office Plan
Annual Solon.
rosttnasters of Washington and of
Oregon will meet In this city In annual
ronentlon on June 11. 1! and IS. The
meetings wlil be held In Allsay ball,
comer of Third and Morrison streets.
The Washington drles-aies wlil hold
their sessl-m on June 11. the two
WaK-iea will meet Jointly on the i:th
sn.1 tre Orrin teaffJe will meet on the
Hth. While these meetlr.rs will be made
up ostensibly rf postmasters of tha
non-salaried offices, several Freal
dentlal postmasters will atterid.
As the meetings are to be held Mur
ine Rose Krstival week. It Is a a:ra-e-tul
compliment to Oregon for the Wash
ington Uacue to hold Its meeting- In
this city. For several yeara It haa
been Impossible to get out a good at
tendance at tha annual meetings of the
union leacue for the reason that a
number sufficient to et reduced ratea
on the railways could not be Induced
to attend. Durtnr Rosa Festival week
t.-iere will b. no troubla on thjs acora
as low ratea have been tnade'by aUl
transportation line for that event.
W. A. Mo ran. of Borln. Multnomah
County, president of the Oregon leaarue.
assisted by the executive committee,
baa arraned a programme for tha Ore
jroa meetlnr. and Joint commltteea of
the two leasruea hava dona tha eame
for tha general meetlnr.
All postmasters of tha two states
hava been granted a five-day leave of
absence for the occasion. Several of
tha higher officials of the Department
at Washington will participate In the
meetings.
The League of Postmasters, compris
ing the non-salaried officials presiding
over tha fourth-class offices, outnum
ber tha salaried officials by nearly 10
to one. The league haa labored for
years to have Its member put on tha
classified list of Federal employes. That
Is. they wish to have a tenure of office
to continue during good behavior. At
present they are at the mercy of Con
gressmen and the Department and can
be removed without notice and without
cause.
Aside from thla they allege that their
compensation is Insufficient for the la
bors they perform, and the method of
computing their stipend, the cancella
tion of stamps, la not fair and opens
the door to fraud.
In the Philippines, where the Post-
f f I . ri .. . ... n (a mm n mm im.tn -i IM
as In any country In the world, all post-
mastera receive a flat salary. The sal
ary Is adjusted from time to time as
the business of the office Increases or
decreases. Postmasters In the Philip
pines are retained In office just as long
they attend to bualness.
Another grievance of officials of the
fourth-class offices la that they hava
no allowance whatever for any of the
Incidental expenses of tha office, such
as heat, lis hi and rent. The post
masters think they should have aome
thlng to cover a portion of these ex
penses. The meetings will be open to tha pub
lic
MURPHY MS PROBE
WATEIt DEPARTMENT EMPLOYE
WANTS INVESTIGATION.
Ii-irlrt Atlorrtojr and Grand Jury
Itr-qucktod to Make foil llxaniln
atlun of lajor"a C harccs.
District Attorney Cameron and the
members of the county grind Jury will
be appealed to today by Cornelius O.
Murphy, chief of the meter division of
tha water department, for a complete
examination of the facta leading up to
hla dismissal by the Water Board last
receaiber. Roger B. Blnnott, hla at
torney, said last night that he will ask.
on behalf of his client, that Immediate
steps be taken by tha authorities to
clear up the case.
"Mr. Murphy haa Instructed me to
write to the District Attorney and the
members of the grand jury and to ask
them to make a full Investigation of
thla affair, " said Mr. Slnnott last night.
He feels that the administration, of
which Mayor Rushlight la the head, has
delayed tlitnga long enough. After his
reinstatement to his position by the
"Irll Service Commission last week the
Mayor now saa he will require new
charges of the Water Board committee
against Mr. Murphy or he will ask for
grand jury Investigation.
"Inasmuch as It is the plain duty
of the Mayor. If he thinks Mr. Murphy
a guilty of grafting. aa he haa
ehargeU verbally, to lay tha casa be
fore tha grand Jury, he should do so
without further delay. Now. my client
has been under charges long enough
and baa been put to a good deal of hu
miliation and trouble over this affair
and ha proposes to hava It over with
aa soon as possible. He has Instructed
me to tell the District Attorney and
grand Jury that, if ha haa done any
thing wrong, he wanta to be Indicted,
as he feel that of all persona who
should ba abova reproach a city official
or puhllo servant la the one. He there
fore demands an Investigation that
will settle the question."
A special committee of tha Water
board, of which W. B. Mackay Is
chairman, was to have met In session
yesterday afternoon to take up the
Murphy case, but J. C. Alnsworth was
unable to attend and the meeting; was
postponed. It will be held early, how
ever, probably tomorrow. The members
will determine upon what reurse tha
Hoard shall pursue regarding new
charges and the reinstatement of Mur
phy. fnJer the original charges Murphy
waa dismissed by the board for the
good of the service, no definite charges
being cited. The Civil Service Com
mission decided this la llegal; that de
finite charges must be filed. flavor
Rushlight, who Instigated the charges
In the first place, has announced that
he will prosecute tha case to the limit.
He alleges that Murphy sold city sup
plies and rocketed the proceeds.
WATER RIGHTS MATTER UP
Staff or Stale Knglnrcr .ctive Near
Soniptcr Adjudication I"ppermost.
SCMrTER. Or, May 17. (Special.)
Members of the staff of State Engineer
Lewis nre busy In the vicinity of Sump
ter looking after the adjudication of
the water rights In this portion of
Baker County. These comprise all the
rights on I'pper lowder River and trib
utaries. The adjudication haa been
brought about by the watcr users on
the Sunnyslnpe Irrigation project near
Raker and on Lower Powder River.
These water users feel that the water
rights on the upper river are depriving
them In the dry season of the year of
their Just share of water, hence have
requested the stats to see that they get
their proper portion of the water.
About to water rights will be af
fected In this vicinity by the adjudica
tion, A meeting of the water user will
be held in Sumpter June 10 with repre
sentatlvee of the State Engineer, when
the merits of the various water loca
tions will be gone Into and their claims
presented, and a Just and equitable
apportionment of the water between
the users will be made.
PARTY W0RK EXPLAINED
rrohibltlonist Telia Why lie Tina
Fnitli to Organization.
J. P. Newell, state chairman of the.
Prohibition party, waa the speaker at
the meeting of the, Prohibition League
held last night In the Young- Women's
Christian Association. Speklng on the
subject. "Why I Am a Party Prohibi
tionist. Mr. Newell said that party ac
tion Is the way of doing things: that It
Is the most logical method to let men
who think alike on public questions
work together. He defined party as an
organisation of men banded together to
put men Into office, to put principles of
government Into effect-
The evils of tha dominant parties ha
believed to be due to the fact that thla
principle Is only partially realized. De
sire for office. Mr. Newell said. Is the
root of tha trouble that Is Involved In
tha filling of public office under the
HOTEL CORNELIUS
House of Welcome Portland, Or.
Onr 14-passenger electric "boa meets all trains. A
high-class, modern hotel in the heart of the theater
and hopping' district. One block from any carlina.
f 1 per day and rm. European plan.
MOTEL. CORA EU IS ro, Proprletora.
1. W. Rlala, Pres. Fielder Jests. Tlee-Pree.
MEW
HOTEL
GJCTUUI
PERKINS
BATH
POOTUuND.ORL
sTOUT ETn$ lt UP
IHtnUinaj TOOT)
x -:r ; o aw JAILS
Ww C- L
HOTEL OREGON,
Portland, Or.,
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., Props.
HOTEL SEATTLE,
Seattle, Wash.
Wrie&t.Dickinson Hotel Co.. Props.
defatSlSff
THE PORTLAND HOTEL.
SIXTH. HKVKSTH. MOHH1.
BO AM) YAMHII.L, UTS,
O. J. KAl FM X, Maaaaier.
IN the heart of the city's
business, shoppln? and
tneatrical activities. The
best dining-room and grill In
the cltv. rassenger motors
meet all Incoming trains.
Courteous attention to our
fuesta. European. $1.60 upwards.
lm3 qan It-'.".-'
HOTEL MULTNOMAH lo
fTZ 1 1
! mk0m
system which now holds In this state.
Because the principle of prohibition can
be real'xed more effectively through
party was Mr. Nwell'a reason for ad
hering to party organization.
Salmon Run Is Light.
ASTOP.IA. Or., May 17. (Special.)
There wa practically no Improvement
In tha catch of salmon last night and
the season thus far has been unusually
slack. Above Tongue Point, five sein
ing grounds are In operation. They
are the Miller. Chris. Henry, Kltz
patrlck. Sanborn and Crandall sands
and while they are taking few salmon,
they are more than paying expenses
with the hauls of shad, which are sell
ing at $30 a ton.
DAILY METEOKOLOGICA1, REPORT.
POPTI.ANP. Mv 27. Matlmum tempera
ture U neirrces:. minimum, ftl d.srefs. Itlver
rr.dlns. A. II.. 17 2 fret: chars. i III .last
"m huurS. .1 lO-t- rii..i.t
to " I'. Ml. .7 ln.-h;
1 llU, 31.31 Inctirs;
tal slr.e September
normal since Seplem-defl.-loncv
since 8ep-
ber 1. Ill'- Incites
tembe'r 1. I1, ll.tjl Inches. Total sunshine.
1 hour Si mlnut-s; possible. 15 hours !: mln
ites. Hurometer (reduced to sea level) at
J P. M.. 34.1
leches.
THE WEATHER.
Wind
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I a weslbw
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STATIONS
Baker
Boise .........
lioston ........
t'algary
Chicago .......
roirax
Denver
Dee Moines..
Duluth
Eureka
Calveston .....
Ber.a
Jaoicsjnvlile ..
Kansas C.ty. . .
o o.OO 4?W 'Cloudy
hVo.I" aw 'pl cloudy
SC 0.H 12 iW tciear
tioi.0r it NE 'Pu cloudy
0.V2 s CIoudy
4 (.." 5 HE ;OIer
74 O.tri) 2" NV Clear
(K'O.Oi' 'SW ("lfr
'. 0.7( NB Cloudy
.'.so.otr ew "pt. cloudy
yi t.ot 14 SB 'Cloudy
wi. o.m 2t w 'Pt. cloudy
(Lki.7 12 N'W Katn
1 . 1 lO S Haln
KUmiih Falls..
0.ii3 4 NW Pt. cloudy
O.irf' . . . ..'Cloudy
0.Kt esW Clear
0.00 $V Cloudy
0.o Cloudy
o.oo ifw Pt. cloudy
0.00 10 H Clttr
O.w U4 W CIar
o.Ort 2 s 'cloudy
lurler
Los Anceles. .
TV.
Marshrleld
M-df Trt
Montreal . . . .
New Orleans. .. .
New York
North Held . . .
North Yakima. .
Pen.lleton
. .) 12 0.t N'W Pt. cloudy
I'hoenlx .......
Pocateilo
Portland .......
Roaeburg ......
Sacramento
Ft. I.on.s
M. Paul
Palt I.ake
ran Francisco...
Spokane
et. Anthony
Taeoma
Tatoo.i Island..
Th. Dalles
Twin Far.s....
Wal'a Walla. .. .
Washington ....
Weler
Wenelehee ....
Wlnnlr-er
0. 4 iw c:r
0.Vrt SO SV CIar
J o . r-rt 6 S VV 1 R ain
Cii.i 4 w jcioudy
7; a. on1 s X ';r
p.i O.tvi Pt. cloudy
' 04 Wmt W Kaln
t4 o.oit' k VW Pt- cloudy
f.rt 0.0u W ("lar
fii 0Ol Cloudy
fuo.fHi sstt Clear
6sO.(W 4 NW Rain
M o.i4 lit ?E Rain
i o.o- 10 T" Cloudy
A4 .Ort a sw Pt. cloudy
U..o: feS Coudy
vo.OaV 4 ?E 'Pt. cloudy
71 0i 4 V." Pt. cloudy
74 O.iVi' 4 N Pt. cloudy
70 14 VK 'Rain
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
X 4Tr disturbance l cutrml this Tn-
A. Crnvee, Mgr.
The Rose City Bids
You Welcome
DON'T WAIT
Make Reservations Now
ROSE FESTIVAL
June 10-15
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Both hotels
centrally located,
modern in every
respect, and
conducted on the
European plan.
it j Hotel
f 3.1A JI. Mt.'.siOJViLL -i
MnSCtiANCfjCHS, Props.
at
t
The Hotel Bowers
Eleventh and Stark Sts. Under Hsw Management
offera all the conveniences of a high-class
hotel, with all tha comforts of a boms.
European plan $1.00 per day up. Americas
plan. too. Famous for Its grill, a la carta
and tebla d'hote service at reasonable prlcea,
Special ratea to permanent guests.
F. P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER
In slxe, appointments, service
and fireproof quality of the
building tne jeevains; n w
Portland, tha Multnomah, offera
to the discriminating traveler
every comfort and convenlnoa
found only In the best hotols of
the East. Nine stories of steel
and concrete, with 72S rooms
and suites, palatlally furnished.
Willi rftws nwiu
oay, cui u (i " r . :
busses meat ail tralna and
ateamers,
H. C. BOWERS, Maaager.
I. M. BROWN ELL. Aaet alfrr.
in. over Vorth Dakota, and a secondary dls-
turbsnre overlies Oklahoma. The barometer
Is relatively hlgn in Dom ine ao.i.i'v
the Pacific Slates. Durtnr the last 24 hours
llcht rains have fallen in the Willamette
Valley, the Pound country and In portions of
Idaho, e'howers and thunder storms have
o-'curred in the Missouri vsiiey. lpw jii.-..tn-ii
v.tl.v and the Lake Region. Thi
-..-.-, -. In the northern states, west
of tl.e Lake Region, are above normal, while
elsewhere It Is generally cooler than usual.
The conditions are favorable for showers
Tursilay In western uwson ana wcaieiu
Washington and for fair weather In the
eastern portions of these states and In
" FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Showers; south to
ifM winds. . . .
Oregon and Washington Pair In the east,
showers In the west portion; south to west
winds.
l.!nho Fair.
rnw PT A FF,'VT,q. TVfrlct Forecaster.
ACCTIOS RAIXS TOP AT.
At North Twenty-flrst street. Cora-
pint furnlihlnirs of elffht rooms. Sale at
lo A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
At Baker Auction House. 1S2 Park st.
Furniture, carpets, rugs, etc. Pale 10 A. M.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. AND A. a RITE Mult
nomah Council of Kadoah No.
1 Rcirular meeting1 tn Memor
ial Hall, ficottlah Rita Cathe
dral, thla evening at 9 o'clock.
Work In 10th degree. By order.
EMINENT COMMANDER,
MOUNT TABOR LODGE NO. 2,
A F- AND A M. etated commu-
.evenlng. May 2S. 7:45 o'clock,
.TfyX Wfit Side Temple. F. C. decree.
VI sit in- brethren Invited to at
tend. By order of the W. 11.
M. R, 6PAULDINO, Sec
CORINTHIAN CHAPTER. NO.
G4. O. E. S. Regular communica
tion this (Tuesday) evening. Mason
lo Tample. 6 o'clock sharp. Mem
bers O. E. 6. cordially Invited. So
cial. By order W. M.
HENRIETTA JfCABE, Sec
FI3TKR REBEKAH AND BROTHER
ODDFELLOW Ajrnei Bryan Is still In the
Meier & Frank ducatlonal contest. Her
name does not appear, aa aha la numbered
amongst the first 20. I take this medium
to let all friends know that Agnea la atiil
to get votes. Fraternally yours.
MATRON
At tha Oddfellows' Home,
KLLISON ENCAMPMENT, NO. I, I. O.
O T. Regular meeting thla (Tuesday) even
ing at o'clock, a large claaa tor Royal
Purple degree and other good things. Vis
itors always welcome,
R. OSVOLaD, Scribe.
COMB WITH VS. Margarette Camp ex
cursion to Estacada and return, Sunday, June
2. 112- Train leaves East Morrison and Wa
ter aia at 0 A- M. Come and enjoy the
day Dane pavilion In park; round trip, 60
centa
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office City Hall. Main b A Tit.
Humane olflc.r. Sergeant E. L. Crate.
Residence. 24 K- 211H N. East 4T7.
Horse ambulance, corner of Gth and Taylor.
Vetezinary la charge. Marshall aoo. Anl
mala Bescne Home. North rup Acraa. Thomas
A- bhon. siupc. A 6e.r, a rlass.
4tZNre
A.MCSEXEXT5.
HEILIG
Theater
7th and Taylor
r hones: Mala I and A H-I.
TONIGHT SSSil"
Special Price Matinee Saturday
WM. HODGE
In the Plax Success of the Century
"THE MAX FROM HOME"
Evenings Lower floor, 11 rows $2, 1
rows SI. SO. Balcony, tl. tie, 50c Gal
lery. &0c
Saturday mat. .1.50. $1. 75c. S5e, 25c
TT A tT C O TllEATEB
JoAlVCiK ii.it, i a mm
6KO. L. Baker, Mgr.
BAKER STOCK COMPANY
Tonight, all week, matinee Saturday, first
time In stock, the great play ot New
York criminal life.
THE DEEP PI-RPLE"
By Pawl Armstrong. Thrilling. Intense and
Fascinating. An Immense Hit.
Evening prtee 2$r, 50c Mats. 25c
Next week "Way Down East."
.MArv . A 1SX0
I MATINEE EVLKI DAT
IAT.
I5e
ICHTS: lSe. ISe. see. TSe
WEEK MAT t norenee Roberts In "The
Miracle"! La Petite Mignon; the I-our RiU-h-lee:
the live 8ullys: Al and Fannie htead
man j llojnill and Abbate; l'olxin lirottirrs ;
tsrrbestrm; Vict tire..
AVATlnLlr UttlU-
TVEEK MAT Z Fredertck V. Bowers:
Mve Juggling Normans: Mis. Jeeale
Keller: Don and O'Neal: the Three
Blttnerst Jewel and Jordan; Panta
geeoope; Popular prices. Boxes and firet
row balcony lesencd. Hot of fire open from
lo A. M. to 10 P. M. Phones: A. ilw.
, Main
SSff. Curtain. 2:8
7:15 and 0.
Matinee ETery lay.
SnlllTan & Cenaldltia.
oeiined uiie.iie.
WEEK MAY t7 Bessie Tsldare'e Bicycle
Dells; ttlll Jena., "troos ; xi r "i j u - . . .
Ethel Vhitesides and Mrkanlnnlea: t-ais.
mi. I .nsL.rwwj
chest ra. Prices, 15c and 25c.
r "THE RESTAURANT BEAUTUTL"
Arcadian Garden
In
Hotel Multnomah
This Wsek's Superior Bill of
Attrsctions:
OSCAR N. WALCH ELA RAND
The Peerless Vocalists
LEOXORE CORDON HARRISON
Pan Francisco Favorite Singer
MISSES PERRY AND EDWARDS
Dancers and Singers
and
Concert Orchestra of Soloists L'nder
Direction of
KOXSKV
Two Performances Every Evening
6:15 to 8:15 and 10:30 to 12:30
MULTNOMAH HOTEL COMPANY
II. C. Bowers, Manager.
COUNCIL CREST
PORTLAND'S ROOF GARDEN.
Fre scenic amusement park. Hlffh-
C1HRB Hill atlUMia, VUCIi ail a aian. aw-
nic grounds In old apple orchard.
A DM I SSION TO GROUNDS FREE.
BASEBALL
RECREATIO.V PARK,
Cor. Vauarha and Tnenty-fonrth Sts.
SACRAMENTO
PORTLAND
MAV 28, 29, 30, SI, June 1, 2.
Game Beclu Weekdays at 3:00 F. 31.
Sundays 230 V. M.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY.
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
DLKDl
BERNSTEIX In this city. May 27. Charles
Bernstein, axea mx yero, o muin.no.
of Max Bernstein Remains at Holman s
funeral parlors. Announcement of funeral
later.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
LOMBARD Funeral services of the late
Frank H. Lombara will oe neia xoaay
(Tuesday) 2 Y. M.. at the chapel of the
eikewes LnaenaKinK vw.. xnnu
and Clay. conciuaing ser-ice i run
land Crematorium. Friends kindly In
vlted to attend.
BURNS The funeral of the late Thomas H.
Burns. Delovea nusoana ox iurs. aiics
Bums, irlll be held today (Tuesday). May
28. at 1:30 P. M.. from the A. R. Zeller
Co."s parlors. Bi-54 Williams avenue.
Interment Rlverview Cemetery. . Friends
are kindly lnvueo.
SAL.LWASSER The funeral services of the
late Fred taliwa&ser win oe neia si uun
nlns; st McEntee's chapel today (Tuesday).
May 28, at 2 P. M. Friends invited. In
terment aiuunoman (.enieierj.
unl M KN TS (Hlo Schnnunn Marble
Worke, kMt M nt Fine eta. kmt 74a.
peral dlrwtor ud undertaker, S0 Xlurd L,
kalnuin 1 rlr Bkklalsint.
Dun Dins B McKnte, uncrmi uirecMn
7th and Tine. 1'bone Main 4U. itd
tcndJmt. Office of County Coroner.
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KA&T HIDE Funeral Directors, saoceseof
i i H. Dunning, inc. . 6Z. H 52&
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Slmth. jjit IB. l8' Lady attendant.
41&2. A tUtl. Lady attendant.
CEMETERY
Beautiful :
MOUNT SCOTT PARK :
LARGK PERMANENT,
MOUEAN. POR T-
LAND'S ONLY MODERN
CEMETERY WITH
PERPETUAL CARE
of all burial plots without extra
charge. Provided with a perma-
lient irreducible Maintenance
Fund. Location Ideal; just out-
side the city limits on north
and west slopes of Mount Scott,
containing 335 acres, equipped
with every modern convenience.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL. Z
gEHVlCE THE BEST. Z
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CEMETERY, It ft tl
CITT OFFICE. 820-921 YEON
BUILD ING. MAIN 225, A 7086.
CEMETERY OFFICE, TABOR
H6S; HOME PHONE RINGS
Clll. THEN CALX. LOCAL 4201.
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NEW TOTAY.
Apartment Site
60x128
On Tiventy-second Street.
ONE BLOCK FROM WASH
INGTON D. STORY
312 Failing Bldg.
WILL SELL
LEASEHOLD INTEREST
in prominent corner in Nob Hill dis
trict. Lease runs 98 years at $100 per
month net. Xo revaluation. Prop
erty improved with one-story building
costing $S500. Rented at "$200 per
month, with increasing lease. Will
sell building and leasehold interest at
$8500.
H. G. TERRY CO.,
004 Yeon Bldg.
Phone Main :5387.
I WILL GIVE
$10,000.00 PROFIT
To any first-rlans man who wants to entr
th real estate businens. I have a well es
tablished business in a good Portland
suburb, own an addition of IPS lots, of
which T have sold 123 in less than a year
at a handsome profit. Want to sell the
remainhig 60 Jots at cost. Best of reasons
for soiling.
BOX 186, VANCOUVER, WASH.
Phon 184.
Mortgage Loans
9SOfOOO and Orer on
CEXTH1I, BISI.ESS PROPERTY.
LOWEST ClllHE.VT HATES.
WM. MAC MASTER
701 Curbftt Bidg.
MONEY TO LOAN
CITY MORTGAGES
FARM MORTGAGES
LOWEST RATES TERMS TO SUIT
A. H. BIRRELL CO.,
302 McKAY BUILDING
Third and Stark
Will Build
to Suit Tenant
Apartment-house or hotel. First-class
central location on West Side. Lease
for term of years. Address W 102, Ore
gonlan. $10,000
A dandy little house, elegant furni
ture, lot 50x100, Hoyt, near 23d. John
L. Karnopp, Ry. Exchange Bldg
Fearey Bros.
We Discount Unsecured Notes Signed
by Responsible fatties.
602 AVorceater BIdff.
MORTGAGE LOANS
5
JOHN E. CRONAN, JOf
90 Spaldlns; Bids;. f CJ
COLLI", BERRTDGE Jt THOMPSON,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS,
r!4 W orrratrr Bluclc Pbuna Main tfSl?.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
BRt'BAKER & BENEDICT. 602 McKay
bide M- 549.
Beck. William O., 3i5-31 Falllnff bldr.
Chapln Herlow, R32 Chamber of Commerea
Cook. B. S. CO. 008 Corbett bids.
Jennings & Co. Main 3S8. 208 Oreontan.
PALMt,R-JONE3 CO- U. P. 4U4-0i-40
Wilcox bid.
Th OregOD Real Estate Co.. Grand tr at
Multnomah at. (Holladay Addition.)
REA I. ESTATE.
For Sale Lota.
LOTS.
$30 down, $10 per month, including Im
provements; Bull Run water; ctment
walks and curbs; no Interest, no taxes;
fine locality. Partlculaxa. AB 71, Ore
Konian. QUICK snap lot, 50x100. on 51st, two blocks
from car, all for $075, easy terms; no
heavy Improvements to pay for. Call Mr.
Franklin. Main 7700.
$4-V) $10O CASH Fine OOxlOO-ft. lot. at
East 4Sth and Holgate sts.: must have
the money; this Is $.H0 cheaper than ad
loinlnr property. Phone Woodlawn 949.
LOT on Council Crest; If sold at once will
sacrifice; $000: small payment down; price
$15X0. AE 122. Oregonian.
PARTY leaving Portland must sell lot 7,
block 9. Waverleigh Heights; make me an
offer. H . Oregonlan.
Vt ACRE. 30 minutes out, Mt. Scott. 5c fare,
no rock or gravel, $30 cash, price $1100.
HIGLEY & BISHOP. 122 Third St.
THREE lots in Reed Institute district, $050
each- one block car line. R, R. Gardner.
Ch. . of Com.
eaSTMO RELAND snap; exceptionally fine
view, near :uiicbw, a
rrttonlan.
SEVERAL, fine sightly lots on West Side,
100x147; prices $i0O; easy terms; this Is
cheaD. AE 1-1. uresonian.
BEAUMONT Fine lot. 45th St., on HIII St.;
ant., vcrv lnw (a v trmi IT C1
Oregonlan.
TWO Rose City Park lots for quick sale;
a bargain'. P 90. Oregonlan.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS residence lot for
$1450. terms. X 8. Oregonian.
FOR SALE Lot. on Division street, close
In. Cheap. E S208.
LOT bargain in Irvington. Main 3001 even
ings. THIS good lot. Just off Hawthorne, on 42d,
only ,P-0. terms. Phone owner. Tabor 7i4.
GREAT Irvington sacrifice; choice lot. Main
1W.
REAL. ESTATE.
A CHOICE corner. $5x131. on Commen
st. carllne; good lot to noid ror iui
sure to become a business corner; rea:
able terms. AP 24, Oregonlan.
BUCKINGHAM HEIGHTS?
The best property on the market to
at the nrlre- 35( ner lot : water rm
laid, streets surface graded. sidewiJ
placed In front of lots; only a few rij
utes' walk from Multnomah station ,
the Oregon Electric. Sightly? Weil. ,
can see Oregon City from the prope,f
First come gets pick; easy terms,
owner. 414 Spalding bids-
looxioo.
In suburb. This dandy building sli
lowest price and on easiest terms. Ni
car. water piped to lot, sidewalks. comi
n it v build In it nn rant ill v. Investltrate.
you have anything to trade in on f?
payment, mention lt. AS Si tregoni
$10 DOWN $10 PER MONTH.
Finn view lot. matured fruit tre.
trie ted district, near cr, cement w
and curb, Bull Run mater. rrovia
Trust Company. - 2d floor SeUtng- bl
Main 1800. A 6261.
BEAUTIFUL view lot on southern sic
near Council Crest, S650 and up. inciv
Inic cement sidewalks, curbs, praaea sir
and vater; bulldlnR restrictions; sold
easy terms. provident Trust Com pa;
2d floor belling bldg. Main 1S00. A 6-1
LOT 7, block 11. Park View Extended, l
tween Hawthorne and Division, near 34
street; AoxlOO lnslda lot. south tacit.'
sewer, water, gas, hard surface pavemr
and cement siaewaiK in paia. uwr.fr w
3ell lor iwo casn. v 50, uregomao.
1.125 65TH ST. 523.
Choice lot. 50x100. 2 blocks Sandy bou
vard; cement walks and curb in and p&f
for; cost o4t 4 years ago; owner got
to Alaska, Fred W. German, 329 Bur
side. M. or A 1776.
$U75 LAURELHURST, CASH BUY $975
L.ot ouxiou, tocaiea one diock rrora
high and sightly. Don't mlfs seeing
Phone me today or call at office.
and East Olisan. Del&hunty & Clemen
East Ss.
BEAUTIFUL valley view lots, with trif
trees, on West Side, sidewalk and s-Jp
palu; u mtnutes irom rosionice; ( a
provident Trust to., Fecona iioor &eui
bldg. I'hone Mam imh, a tj.oi.
SUNXYP1DE.
Corner lot on E. 25th and Belmont,
an extremely low price. Corners are scan
must be sold In a few days. 407 Spald;
bidg.
TWO lots. 9th and KillinRsworth; one
Fuse City Park; all or either one this w(
for the best cash offer. See the owner;
agents. Frank T. Berry. No. 4 N. 6th
1500 E. 78TH ST. $100 CASH.
50x100. near E. Gllsan: a good bul
Fred w. German, .Burns me. ju,
.A 2776.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS KXCLUSIVELT,
BEAUTIFUL HOMES AND
UOMESITES.
Marshall 4327. BROOKB A 3S3fl.
SACRIFICE Choice lot in Beaumont, beloi
equity, must sell. Sell wood 242. Ma,J
175 toxlCO. tlOOD. level lot. close to ca
water, $10 cash. $3 monthly. V 90, Or
gonian.
Ii?ueh Property.
FOR SALE By ovner. Two 50x100 lots
the beautiful Elk Creek Park addttio
Cannon Beach. Or. r or an investment
for a Summer home. Cannon Beach is
a class ty itself. Address K 82. Oregonla
for 8ale Houfte.
PORTT.ANn HEIGHTS BI-N(,ALOW.
rooms, strictly modern, massive stone fir
Diace. 2 bathrooms. U toilets, automat
Rns water healer, large panelod bflliar
room. Pleeplns porch; 27.mii sq. feet
grounds, beautifully wooded with love
native trees; house built by owner for I.
own home and i a marvel of ronven
ence; surrounded by high-clHss lionn
prlc $12,000, can arrange terms. Henj
t. Prudhonime. owner, tint; Wilrox bidg- ,
" RESTRICTED DISTRICT. (
Fine n w home, lot ,X'x!". pjukin? I
feet, improvements paid, cenn-nt b lo
ch imney nd fireplace, elesant hiirdwo
floor. 7-foot buffr-t. bcvelt-d plate gla
doors. 4 French mirrors. larp work pantr
and sink, fine basement, furnact. la rf 1
rooms, sleeping porch. U carlinrs, 14 nun
utes to business; termc. I'hone oiviuM
H A WTHORNE BARGAIN.
New H-room bungalow, 32d st., 1 blof'
from Hawthorne ave. Desirable feature
wide veranda, fireplace, bookcases, buffet
Phades. fixtures. Dutch kitcnen. nic
bedrooms, modern bathroom, large attti
cement hasement. room for garage, as
segments all naid. Price VerJ
easy terms. See owner. 93 Market bi
Phone Tabor 4S0. or B
IRVIXGTON If O M E.
NEW 8-room modem house on E. lOrti:
st. Hardwood floors, sleeping porch, firei
place, lull cement basement, z Dearooms ai
at tin. full 50x 100-foot lot. all improve?,
ments In; 52o0; only $300 down, balance
to suit.
WATSON1 & THERKELSEN CO..
308 Spalding Bidg. Main 77,92.
THREE-ROOM BVNGALOW. QUARTER
ACRE.
Price fiono; terms. $50 down, $10 pei
month. Plastered, fireplace, largo porch
very attractive. 10 minutes' walk from tlit
carllne, graded streets. Phone Stewart
East 640.
;-ROOM apartment-house, 3 blocks frorr
ritv Hall, lot 50x100: modern in evr
respect. Lot worth more than price aslceta
lor entire property; pays er ju per
on Investment. If you want a bargain, yoi
better hurry. See Hohberger, room 13-3 4
Mulkey bidg., cor. 2d and Morrison its.
LAURELHURST HOME.
7-room house, 2 fireplaces, solid oek'
floors, furnace and all built-in convex. i-j
ences; small cash payment or will trade
for unincumbered city lota. National Koal-
merce. Main 6129. .
TAYLOR BUILDING CO.
WILL FURNISH PLANS AND MONEY
TO BUILD YOUR HOME OR APAHT
ME VT IN A GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL
MANNER. WE ALLOW NO MISREPRE
SENTATION IN OUR BUSINESS. toZ
LU M B ERMEN8 BLDG.
I am leaving the city and will sell tnyA
neauiuui iuub' .wi.a mu . . -.k-ing
porch, furnished or unfurnished, in
a good location, 20 minutes car ride.
Answer this and I will show you a great
b argain. Easy terms. R 1K, O regonian.
MONEY FOR YOU A HOME.
I will furnish the money and a lot, 2,
blocks from 32 d and Alberta streets, l-lo(
..r h total rost required down, balance
like rent. Call about noon. 317 Railway;
Exchange blug.
KOR SALE by owner, a nice large 6-room
house, all modern conveniences. 2 blocks
from Mt- Scott car, Stewart Station, price
$2250; $400 down, balance $20 month, in
cluding 8 per cent interest. Phone MtUn
7754.
S ROOMS and bath, modern, lot lOOxluo,
beautiful view of valley and mountauf,
wAt Kiri 20 minutes from Pos toff ice:
$''0O. easy terms. Provident Trust Coin- 1
tlnnf aalHntr hfdff- MoIp y'i.tiX
A 6261.
BEAUTIFUL new modern house on tha
East Side, North, price 390O; $250 casn,
balance S35 per month. Including interest.
Will consider equity In lot on payment.
Inquire Calumet Hotel. Main 73UQ.
RUSH SALE BARGAIN.
New 9-room residence, 940 Rodney ave.;
to close estate; no reasonable offer re
fused. E. J. Bryan, trustee, 212 SpaldJng
bidg.
SUNN YSIDE BARGAIN.
6-room. modern. 2-story house, full' base
ment, OOxloO ft-et, 1 block from car, on
paved street, price $.1000 cash. Call 11
Morrison st. or phone B 2658.
Two-story, basement and attic: 7 rooms;
elegantly finished, strictly modern; will
take lot as part payment- Phone B 3109
or call llb9 E. Oak. "
NEW, modern b
tungalows, Hawthorne and a
rlcts; rental monthly pay- 1
li. N. Swank, inta Abtoj-
iO fnr mndrrn 7-ronm nnn -
Rose -uy u"i
ments. uiiice,
ton bidg.
FOR SAL1S $3200 for modern 7-room nouse;
has Sleeping purcn wi uva-avj, eaj itriuia,
now rented for $-C per monrh; 1 block to
car. pnone wooqiawn o--g.
J. LL XL lb AA DiifciiJ.
Snap by owner; everything modern and
up-to-date: West 14th; don't fail to see
i tir-TiT CTOPPT
$5U U V . , s-J i -iw.'iu. M
8-room house on 100x20G-foot lot, $2500.
Ti'tTQr.M Mr THRkKKLSRV f.ii. 1
. v- s.ix r r mvTii
306 Spalding bidg- Main 7592
$00 CASH. $25 monthly, buys new modern
bungalow, iucihoh., y,..,B
wood floors, paneled ceilings. Ml. Tabor.
Price 53500. Owner. 603 S wetland bidg.
$2000. TERMS.
XL block from Union ave. on Sacramento
mt.. 5-room cottage. I will give very taay
terms, tail taut a.xi aner w r. -tl.
WEST SIDE, good house and lot, 10 min
utes walk iriin r. j. i jaa.rH.ei. l. . uew
with the owner.
BY owner, cash or terms. Lot In Rossmer
FOR FINE HOMES
See DelahunU