Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 13, 1912, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Text18 TT!E MORMIYG OREGOMAX,. THURSDAY. JIAE 13. 1912. JONES' IS HOT PARDON L Attorney Schwartz Returns From Washington With Official Warrant. APPLICATION DENIED ONCE President Sj Manipulation or Jnrj-JVox It Moat High-Handed Outrage in III Entire Fxperl. ence on Federal Bench. 1L II. Bchwarts, of the firm of Moul ton SchwarU. of this olty. who war attorney! for Wlllard N. Jonaa In hla 'application for pardon In tha land eaaaa. returned to tha city from Wash ington' yesterday, bringing with Mm tha official warrant for pardon of Mr. Jonea. Mr. Schwartz waa shown the 'statement of Mr. Heney to the effect that the pardon of Mr. Jones had been granted through tha aid of political In fluence and charging particular polltl 'cal activity on tha part of ex-Senator Fulton. -The fact of the matter is." said Mr. fichwarts. "that politics had absolutely nothing to do with the granting of the pardon. It Is further a fact that poi ltics had all to do In securing the conviction not only of Jones, but of Mays. Williamson, Mitchell. Hendricks and such other defendants aa were convicted. Senator Fulton seems to be abundantly able to take care or himself, but when Mr. Heney ennea vors to make It appear that Mr. Jones secured his pardon because of political considerations. It becomes necessary to give the public of Oregon a little direct Information showing not only how the conviction waa obtained, but alio how the pardon was procured. - "Mr. oJnes application for pardon came before tha President twice. It was presented to Mr. Taft by the At torney-Qeneral first In March. 1911. At that time there waa before the Presi dent no suggestion or charge that : there had been a deliberate manlpula . tion of the Federal Juries by Individ' nala connected with the prosecution and with the fritted Slates Court fot the district of Oregon. That matter was not then presented to the President, tor the simple reason thst Jones' at- . tornevs did not have proof or Jury rlarlng. although morally convinced of the true atate of facts. Tha matter submitted to the president on behalf of Mr. Jones In March, 1911. was such as usually comes up In pardon cases. being the official reports and rec ommendations of all officers having to da with the prosecution, together with petitions and letters of recom mendation from cltlsens of standing and character In the community In which Mr. Jones resides. Whatever . may be said In reference to political Indorsements ran apply only to that presentation. Absolutely no recommen dations or petitions by cltlsens were considered by tha President at the time the pardon was granted. The pardon waa finally granted be.cc.uae. In tha opinion of tha Department and tha President, the official recorda now on file In the Department support the charges made by Jones. The charges ' were, briefly: First, that false and highly prejudicial testimony had been given In the trials against him: sec ond, that witnesses were coerced and Intimidated by the Government officers Into testifying falsely; third, that the proaecuuQn i?iociea a jury wild po- 'Iltlcal bias and stuffed the Jury with men whom they had Interviewed and found were for the conviction of the Presides Make laveatlgatloa. "The President in his warrant of pardon recites that the commitment of Jonea had been postponed for tha pur pose of Investigating the truth of tha charges mad by him, and further re el tea that a careful investigation has , been made by the Department, and ' that as a result of such Investigation, It Is necessary, and he doea grant a full and unconditional pardon to Mr. Jones. In his letter directing the pardon to be prepared for his signature, tha President says that tha manipulation of the Jury box was tha moat high handed outrage that had ever come to his attention In his entire experience on tha Federal bench, and ha designates Heney and Burna by name, and ssys that their conduct waa reprehensible in tha extreme. "So far aa Mr. Heney's pretended be lief that Mr. Jones secured aid be cause of Senator Fulton's political strength, the fact of the matter Is that all tha politics connected with the Oregon land cases was tha political manipulations by which the convic tions were secured. The official rec ords disclose a close political com- htnatlnn va rfi.nint mwA ml. h. Re publican party In tha State of Oregon, and a complete understanding and aympathetlo co-operation between the machinery of the Federal Court and tha office of tha Public Prosecutor, Heney. In tha conduct of these trials. Tha brasen disregard of the most ele mentary principles of fairness and Jus- POLII t - , . - ,:.'.', ' . - , ... ...... . r 1 vr ? 'Z'-i'ty' "ti4..r:t .w- 'A , .MK OK THE rKRKORMER IY rHB BRIDf.E OP THR GODS" WHICH WILL BE REPEATED TOMOR ROW MdHT. at FINE DURBAR PICTURES PROVING INTERESTING Vast Festival Crowds Gather at Heilig to See Wonderful Natural-Color Moving Photographs. ; V. ... i . '...: ' - V. i - OSB VIEW Or KI.VU GEORGE It Dl HBAR PICTIRE AT HEILIO THEATER. TIB wonderful natural color mo tion pictures of the great Durber, I.. T.ili, kwhlhltcil f tho Hallls: Theater every afternoon ami evening; this week. Is attracting crowded houses at every performance. T ..uiiIa. i A ih. 19 fITma Hnlrtlnor the world's greatest pageant, the Dur bar, tha Klnemacoior wompnny n brought from New York a floral sub ject entitled "From Bud to Blossom." as a special feature for Rosa Festival u TV. I - riim ilinvi tha Klnema- color process of natural color photog- rapny at us Of tha Iurbar films tne review ci tlce, as evidenced by the official rec ords. Is only exceeded by the present Immaculate gall of Mr. Heney In bis effort to make It appear that Mr. Jones had a fair trial and that he escaped punishment because of tha weight which the President might give to a bare letter of Indorsement by Sena tor Fulton. "That the people may Judge ronnem- selves whether the letters of recom mendation were of such a Republican political bias aa to Influence the Pres ident, I will mention tha more promi nent cltlsens of Oregon who addressed communications to the President rec ommending that a pardon be granted to Mr. Jones. I wish to add, however, that these letters were only considered In March. 111, at tha time the Presi dent ordered that eight months be stricken on the prison sentences Im posed upon Mr. Jones. The following recommended a complete paraon: uov- raor Oswald West. Democrat; senator Chamberlain. Democrat: -Unltea States Senators Simon and Fulton, Re publicans; Senator Bourne, antl-Taft Republican: Congressman Lafferty. In surgent Reoubllcan: es-Govemor Bow. erman. Republican; Circuit Judge Hunt, the trial Judge: Editor jacaaon, or mo Democratic Evening Journal. These reDresent tha extent of the Indorse ments front eminent parsons having romlnent political character. There were other indorsements from nersons not In political Ufa. United States Attorney McCourt and Assistant Attorney-General Townsend recom mended that tha Imprisonment part of tha sentences be remitted upon condi tion that Mr. Jones pay tha fines and admit a civil liability for certain lands be subsequently purchased from entry men Who acquired title. Francia J. Heney had the sentence In one caae changed from one year In tha peniten tiary to four months In the County Jail, and recommended to tha President that the sentence of eight months In the second case be reduced to four months. President Taft. acting upon these let ters of recommendation. In March, 1(11, nd assuming that Jones had had a fair trial, and hence must necessarily have been presumed guilty, at least -tech- Irally, followed tha recommendation f Heney, and directed that the two- sentences be reduced to a single sen tence of four months. ACTORS IN SPECTACULAR DRAMA AND REALISTIC SCENERY. r ..-. 4 f4 - 50.000 British and Indian troops by the Klng-Kmperor Is wonderfully Interest ing. Regiments of Punjabis. Sikhs, (toorkhaa, Mahrattae. Bengal lancers, Hindus. Nepalese and even the camel corps and mounted Bedouins of the desert pass In opes review bofore tne public gaxe. This magnificent corps i.f men Is recruited from tne very flower of England's and India's fight lng race and commands Instant recog nltlon and respect. The Klnemacolor films of the Dur bar will remain at the Helllg all this week, with performances twice dally. afternoon and evening. FRIDAY SHOW PLANNED "BKIDGE OP THE GODS" GIVES FIXAI FEKFOHSIAXCE. Tickets FurcJuisod for 'Wednesday Excliangnablo for Bct Seats Available or Money Back. ' Arrangements were completed last nifrht for. holding a final performance this year of "Tha Bridge of the Gods" Friday night at the Multnomah field. Heavy advance salea Indicate that every seat In the grandstand will be sold. Tickets purchased for the Wednes day performance, which waa postponed out of courtesy to the Rose Festival, will be. exchanged for the best tickets available for Friday night or will be exchanged for cash, at the option of tha bolder. Approximately 28.000 per sons saw the two performances of "The Bridge of the Gods." There was no mora commendable feature than tha magnificent scenery, which transported the spectators to the foot of Ut Hood, with the Columbia River just In the foreground and the old mountain, once a volcano., clove behind. Tha performance Friday will Inter fere In no way with the programme of the Rose Festival, and George Hutchtn, manager of the Festival, last night de clared that the plan of putting on "The Bridge of the Gods'' for a final per formance had the thorough approval of the association. "The Bridge of the Gods" may be re vived In Portland for next Rose Fes tival. It waa not Intended to give more than the original two performances. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Juno 12. Maximum tm- Sarmture. 72 desrans; minimum, do aVarrooa. :iver rradlnf. 8 A. M.. ll. 1 fft; cbanga In laat 2i n-iurs, l root rue. Tutsi rain fall 5 P. M. to i P. M ). .AS Inch: total alnco Pptombar 1, 1111. 32.33 tnrhaa: nor mal. 42.SA lnchao: dwnclency. lo.5 lochia. Total aunalne. 4 hours IP mlnatea; possible. The Rose City Bids You Welcome DON'T WAIT Make Reservations Now a io iiv A" A" NEW PERKINS HOTELi-Tcn I HOTEL MULTNOMAH fTzz; 1 A" 1 3' ?J I "51 r -a HOTEL OREGON. Portland, Or Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., Props. HOTEL SEATTLE, Seattle, Wash. Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., Props. E : - will I I I r ' rT i - The PORTLAND jmtAiS laUnLLU.- e " . O. J. KAl'FMAXX, Maaacev A homelike hotel, pleasantly located In the heart of the city. All outside rooms. Con cert by Symphony Orchestta In courtyard every evening. In courtyard every evening. ip43 Hotel motors meet all trains g 0 and steamers. European, . , II. eO upwards. f 1 A nomeiiKe notei, pleasantly flTjjtJil'i i J S WIEbOj The Hotel Bowers Entrance Eleventh and Stark Streets. The Annex Entrance Twelfth' and 'Washington Sts. ONE MANAGEMENT. V. P. WILLIAMS, Maaaa-er. HOTEL CORNELIUS House of Welcome Portland, Or. Onr l-f-paaaenger electric Tta meeta all trains. A high-cLam, modern hotel in the heart of the theater and ahoppinf district. One block from any car line, tl Dr day and no. Euro dc an plan. HUTEL CUitELILS ro. Proprietors 1. XV. Blala, FTca." Fielder Jaaea, VlePre-a. 15- bnurs 43 minuter Barnm-rter rduc-xj to Mt lvl t& ft P. M.. 20.74 Inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The condition are f-ivorable for ihowtri In thtai dimrlct ThurfWaT. with no AeiAd temperature chancee and touthweaterlir winds. FORECASTS. Portland and vlclnltr howera; aonth- mreat to writ winds. Ore ron, wuhitiKton ana idano enowtxs; outb westerly winds. THR WEATHBR, Wind Slats of Waatbav STATIONS -i -I- Baker S 0.13 4 ICIoorty XWiCloudr w N'i.iu.ly SB (PI. cloudy Holfr it v . i Ks u . nt l 711-0. 1.1; . . 74 0.J.' ft Hfwton ........ (.Miprarr OhiraSO e...edi Colfax Denver ,N icirar ft. cloudy 11. cloudy Df Moines . l U.3H HI Cloudy (loar Duluth I t O.OO 111 N Kureka I 2 O.f.J 2K H W I'lnmlw (alveston s.ai ij o.oui: N'WiPt cloud Helena iCloudy NH k'laar Jat -fcaonvlV . K inMi i'itr Klamath Falls baurU-r , Los Anretes o!K 4 0..'.t 4 s rt. cloudy WW Cloudy HK cloudy fWjrt. rioudy v 'Cloudy N W Cloudy XW'lt cloudy 111 K.1J' S bs n.oD 12 Jfl K.7J 4 es (. l"4l 4 Mamhneid . . . Mrfiford Monurfal New Orleans . . New York .... North Heart ... North Yaktmm O i4 14 H O .llil tM(.01,20 o.Mli 4 7 71 U..M 4 1M O.OO1 4 7 O.IXV14 72 0.02, 4 N WjClou.iy i lomly .V Kaln V cloudy V yioar w cloudy w 'Cloudy V l la (n Pendleton Phoenix poratfllo Portland Rofurf Hacramento . . . ht, l,outs St. Paul Halt Lake aSan Francisco . Spokane St. Anthony .. Tacoma Taioonh Inland The Dalles .... Twin Falls . ... Walla Waita . . Wttohlnffion . . . Welser We riM tehee . . . . Winnipeir tth l.oo; 4 x u. 1 14 8W ' Pt. cloudy l U.IHIi 72 O.IXII 4 :1S Clear ir ii'Iaii.w NO 0.041 4 R2 0.O2 10 0. lrt! 7" O.ihi' 1 O.Rl lO 77 o. K.l S h Int. cloudy W Icioudy H Clouily SW Cloudy W Cloudy S liudy W Pi., cloudy SI O.(H) 7rt 0..14! O.CHli H ;lt. cloudy WW rPt. ctouuy riW jf'loudy . . . .Cloudy 1 0.2..:. . . 7rt rt.noi 4 . 7.io X 'Pt. cloudy NE PI. ciouiy THEODORE F. DRAKE, Actlns Dlatrlrt Forocaatar. MEKTtXi NOTICR. OBEfSON COMMANDERY, K. T. Regular conrlav. this a (Thuraday) evenin. at S af ' -J " o'cloi k. Tho attendance of I ... ..; aojournlns 8lr Knlshta will '3iaW ,,,n,.i,ii V. wiiiUA.N'D. Recorder. WA8HI.NOTON LODGE. NO. 4". A. F. AND A. l Kpoclil communication thta IThurada) 1 mnrnltiK, l o'lck. E. th and T4urntU'. to conduct th. fureral of brother J. rilock. Into of Dolph 1d. No. o. Athena. Or. All M. 11. Invited. By order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND. c. JINKKAI. NOTICES. BKOETJK At Palem. Ore ft. n. June It. WHltin RroetJ.. mgA 14 yeara Tha fu neral aervlree will lake place at Klnley'a Chnprl todav (Thuradayi. al 3 o'clock P. M. Interment nl Multnotnah Cemetery. Krlends respectfully Invited to atu-nd. H M.WitOt'eT In thla olty. Jim. II. Wlnne. fred D. Halbrook. aced 42 year. 10 montha and 1 day. Remain at Klnley'a parlctra. and nl'l be removed to Floreac. a brseka. ior Interment. ptRKIN 0fiUAND.0t posTuro OREUO.1 la slse, appointments, service and fireproof quality of the building the le. ling hotel la Port'and. tha ilultnomah, offers te the discriminating trarolor erary comfort end conrnloace found only In the boat hotw'.a of I ha Kaat. Nine atorlas of stee4 snd con era to, with 731 rooms ar.d aultes. pa'stlallr furnished, with rates from 1 1.(4 to IS par day. European plan. Motor 'buiiaaa meet all trains ana stem aver a. H. C. 0 '."t, Maaaa-ar. J. af. BIOWIKU, Aaat sfg Both hotels centrally located, modern in every respect, and conducted on the European plan. Hotel O ..aOv 4q rnr Two of Portland's high-grade hotels; modern, centrally located, reason able. Europ ean and American. The Grill Is Famous i??.. His -,f i Mr' a a N FVNERAL. NOTICES. HINTOX At Protnlnsion. Waah.. June Mild-d Hunlup. formorly of 447 Ka.t KlsOth atra.l. thla city, ac-d 4 yrara: briovrd dauchla- of Mr. and Mrs Oan.lali Hunton. Kunrrsl will talia place from lh Kit Slda runrral Dlrrrtora. 414 t" Alder atrrt today (Thuradayi. Juna 1.1. I 2 P. M. Frlrnda arapoctf ully lovltad. Intrrmant Ln. Ktr CamMary. 8PKNCER At tha residence of his frand paranta, Mr. and Mr.. N. a. Pallrraon. en Juna II. Itua rt Waidon Krncrr. a(d 4 yrars T months and 2 daya. blnad aoa of Mra. Mabel Hponcrr and fha Ufa Thumaa Roth Sp-ncr. Kun-r.l today Tliuralayl. 2 P. M . from Kii Eaat Hum lid', friends lnkiio-1. BI.OTH in this city. June IS. st t. Vln. rant's Hoapllal. Ja-oh Bloch. ad 6.1 yeara 4 montha 2 dars. of r.S Harrlaon atra.l. Knrnda Invltrd to attend funeral aorvlrra. whtrli will t4 held at Holman'a funeral cartur at II) A. M. today (Tliura- dayl. Juna II. Interment ileih liraal t .metary. BCRHOWS Juna fie 12th. at FTR llarnay avenua. Mary A. llurroaa. ajretl S5 yeaia I month and Z Ua. Hematna at Ham Hooka funeral ).arlora. I7 K 11th at. Th. funeral arrv.cea will b held at 9 I. M. from the lata realrtence. 17M E. lmh el Krlenda InvltKt. Interment MHwaukla Cemetery. BRAt'I.T Juna II. Alexander Frault, J ft yar. beloved son of Mr. and Mr. A. J. Brault- of 221 Chapman at. Kunerml will take place from Cio aboro reldeneo Friday. Juno 14 al S: to A. M. Hervlooe at Ilia caltaedral, 9 o'clock. meads r.- apectrully Invited. VOMMKNTa oti. araaatanai Mar.lt IVaika. 44 ad mm A PXum ata. Iaot 14. MK. EIVAJtl HOI-MAN. Ii. luia f a aeral rfl-edoc aod aoUrriaker. ZXS Iklrrf aa. car. halmua. bualir MrOtaa. raaoral IlroelerK tlh mm l'taa. lo.oo Mata in. La Of teadaal. Oil K af louaty Cor ar. A. R. ULI.EM to., attf-4 miltaaaa mmm riMim fcaM lUU. C US. l-ody atttaauaat. i. r. KIM LEV a M, Id aa4 Madlwa, Lady attoadaot. fboa. Mala s. a ta. EAST ftlPK Faaaral Direct ara. la . m. Uuulat. c r u. i URC H. Vadcrtaher, cor. Kaat AlaW aaS BUib. Kaat 7SI. H less. Lady atlamlaaa. ohLKMl H COMI-AKV. i 4111. A l:i. Laaly altea 4 Iwf. Ala4a : CEMETERY : I Beautiful I : MOUNT SCOTT PARK : LAKCrJ. rtRMAXEJIT, HUUKR. tURT LA !'! OX LV J11IDKH1 - CESETKHT WITH FCUPK I'l AL CARS of all burial plots without astra coarga. 4rovfdaxl WHO a parma oent Irrcduclbla M a I a t n a oca Kuod. Lcatioa Ideal; Just out aids tha olty limits oa norm and wast slopas of alount fecolt, oonlalDinf J urit, cqulppaa atla every modern conveniaaea. PRICES TO StIT ALU ILHVIt e Tllk, M K a T. o.xu milk son ii or La'HTH. KtUUtR A 11 T MOUII.K ItHV. 1CH rH.rn.fc; KKTHkU I L a. N T AJaU tUK . CLJME'f IkHVi II l m CITT office; 20-lI yeoji HUILDINU WAIN Urn. A Toii. C K M K T ri II I or KICK, TAlKJrt I4; HOMai r-llu.Nh. KIM) . till. THICX CAI.I. LUCai. 410L. m 3? WITH BATH , .w war up rVasiTWUTMrnjitiuP SS2B A MCHKM K XT. KOM5 FRHTIVAL WF.F.K ' HEILIG T H E AT E R ;th ami tviak. rhmn Main 1 and A 1133. THIS AFTKHNOON 1:30 TH1H EVKM.VCJ . "THE DURBAR" xTi ati, roion MOTION 11CTI RfcS moit vvnvpKnrfi, PK-TI RES EVtB HHOWif Kvrntnss. ftoc, 2Sc Afternoons, IIESF.KVKD SEATS NOW PELLINU. BAKER Vain a A &xn r.r.u. I. B iM.R, Mgr. RAKTR STfH K t'OHl'AN V Tunlsht All k-Mstlnoo riaturday. Tko unparallatrd aucraoa of the entury. "WILDFIRE" Th Tat Ym barm romffJy, hT f tllir. Riis, Artlon. frlftnfnt, rotriaviv mn4 ihr-lUt. R ntnea, (Vo. IWr. ZWaaiin1. . )'ira1 msfhiB, tirlin mi 9, rl w 1 Th ItU MODS. T Cmatilk ru-Kt day MC.MTSi lac. toe. Me. W ti rr.K tVsr. la rronk Knaa la "MM to Man." Ii loco a KajaJi. loci llMnarr.1. oowtiini rtr-Hnera. m inara m I'ooro. r e iaa Worwaa aad Ueltoa Brother, arrhea- alia Bvorr for. Dress I nrmerlr Creed. knlllraa A Coaat'llo tartmed t ,'!. Il'a. W 1TK JVST. IS Barrowa aad laera.ter r.. Ilrrroa mm Itonstaaa, Marrwa ana n.i l.mr and L.1, llarry Tarlllor, Ji- mrw, arrbeeira. SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES Xtaute le aad SSr. Matlneea Aay ft. IS frx iX'ST. 10 Arthnr lartna Te., Oam Haul. Th. Royal Itallaa low, t.e Hoy aad alilll. tHM Alva Troi. raola' arapv. I'anlara Orrhrotra. rri-oe, ITxi and ... J n, . t. I .n v - ' iioi offlra .pra from la A. M. le r. M. I'hoaro. A Z.ii. Mala ease. lurtam, :. aad S. We OAKS Fire Works Tonight BandConcert GREAT PROGRAMME MMralflreat Ftrewerka IMaplay at 1'. M. rrlerhnlre la real blase of (Inry Hear tha Famous Kaad. A great concert. WoaoWfnl raal Opera alnsars, hlinora Ka chart Kulaa and Klgnur i. Ii ret "Bailor's IMvam." bi Prank Rich Mu sical (Yunady Company. ad Jedr Okaw for tha children. COUNCIL CREbT roRixAxn'M itnor garden. 12fO reet Above tha City. Orand Diarlar of Flreworka Tonlsht. i ertr Amueement I'ark. ntKn-caaa Attrartlone. Open-AIr Kink. I'lf-nlO lirounda In Old Apia orchard. ,imimox to r.RorMwt rry.r.. f -TTia aUtsTAl'StAXT BtAt'Tlill.- 4 Arcadian Garden la Hotel Multnomah THIS WEEK'S arpERIOR BILL Of ATT Rati IONS. (MT K Jf. VAIdf Ain F.I.VA aVAU. THE lr.UtUJl tuClUilll LZ"ORE CORDON HARRIOX, Baa taartiea's H at ae teat Blacar. THR ROMA TRIO. Maawrs (twaa Kaaar aplaa. fcOhltr, Violla Vlrt RrUX IMTKRItL COCrRT OKtHEMlRA OF bOLOIMta rVoaavs lUaaria Yaar Taala Early. Mt LTNOMAH HOTEL CtX. IL C. Bo wen, MaJuujar. BASEBALL RKCREATIOX PARK. Car. Taaaha aa4 Twenty-fowrta its. OAKLAND PORTLAND JI 5E II, 12. IS. 14, IS, la. Caasrs Real a HtrMiyi at SiOO P. M. Swad.y. S:S P. M. LADIES' DAY FRIDAY Boys Undrr 1 Frr-a to Bleachers Wedne-la v. AUCTION aAIJCa IOBll. At Dik.fl Auction H'ia. JB Park at.; f'irnituta. rarp(a. rtr. Kalr at 10 o'clqrll. Ilt:n. Cl-RRIKR At S4 Mala t . Kdward I. urrlr. aad Ta yaara. Ilcmtini at Dim ulna a Ml tinea a parlora. .Notlca of (u r.aral latr. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES IMty m aaday. Iar Lin. mm Una LLLli'-'U ii' Mm nd rn aaaarnll ttaaaa tta Kama ad thra cenawntlTa tltMa 0 nam aa all ar aea rwnaacwtl.a t Imaa ar Tht ahaia nln applr ta adrartlamrnta ndrr " N r Twiar" ajid all acaaa claaalfloa tkana aariH tba rllatrtt MtaatloM V antra, Mula. Mlaailona Waalao. tainal. far Heat. MHaa. frlrata Panlllra. taaaaa aad ttaard. I'rlal tanilllrw. laMkrplatf aUwan. I'rivata Iraailllaa. Mrmlllaacaa asaat acnaanyaay mml-ml -4ara acorra H hrm aaa aanrtlaaannt la ttmt ran la ran aarailva Uaaaa Ina aaa lima rata appllr. ala araraa raaal aa aaa Uaa aa ea aa. artlainaala aad aa ad Jaaalaa far Iraa tliaa laa Uara. On caarra ar fcaak advartlaeaianta tha rhara-a will aa tiaard aa tka a.tual aambar mi Uaa appaaHbjg la taa faaar, raaardl mt lb aaralr ml warda In rarb lln. la aar Tadar aU advarturm4.ta if rkarsrd by aaraaara aaly. 14 Una la ta lark. Orr-ffantaa will arrl elaaalOrd ad .art la a faala aver tb teephaaa. aroTtillna tha ad vertlae ta a ubarrlnr t eiihar ptaaaa. N a Crlre art 1 1 ba aialrd the phon. bal III will mm reaaaead th fallarttaa da, tlthaaaee aahama.at advert laeaneata UI he arrrptrd atrr the phej aepeada apea the BraiMmM tne rruaait al trirpboa rertiaeaaeata. allaallona W anted and I'ar aenal advert Wnaeat wl net b arrepted aae tha telepkaae. Ordera fat rmm Inaee. ttaa aaly a ill h arreplea for "ll.iaare fee Meat.- "Farallar fer M1.M -tminmm Oa-Brtaartle.- "11 naHa-ata- aad "Waa a- OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office Cl)r Hall. Main IS3. A TSIS. Kumano otrirar. Harsaant K. t Crata, .ld.nc. 14 R. 14ih N., Kaa: 4tT Horaa imbullnrf, cornar of Mh di4 Tavlar. Vetarlnarr In charga. Marafcall SOO. Aal mala Kaacua Homo. Knrlhrup AoroA TsoaaJ A. Klmrl. Hunt A MM7 rlnia 'KW Torv. BUSINESS PROPERTY Third and Jefferson Sts. Comer K Mix 100 Fort. Price $55,000 Tenth, Near Morrison St. 40x100 Ft. Price $60,000 II. P. P AIRIER-JONES CO. 404 Wilcox Bldg. INVEST $1000 CASH in this choiVo West Side property, snd it will onrn you $2328 shKolutely not prr year. Lot us explain to your satisfHotion. Soe Mr. liook Western Oregon Trust Co. 272 Stark Street DO YOU WANT A 40 Year Lease on s plndiil corner, 110x150 T at $200 Per Month Ownor 'wiir loan $75,000 on ront of building. This is ripo for riiiih-clusi family hotel or apart inont-houx. W. H. WEBB. 101 Veon Blilp. Main 4013. Beautiful Home ON WEST SIDE FOR SALE BY OWNER In the bfht residence district (hn just been completed), nine lar;( rooms and up to dato in all respect s. Worth flo.OOO; must raise money; will m-II for 10,0()0. Mustf have ifSdoo cnh, halanen on niortgnire at 0 per cent. H72 Northrup street, next lo comer 26th street. SEE PALMBORG LAND & REALTY CO. for rood buys in city proper- tics and acreage. ApentH for Avind River Lumber Co.'s lands. 600 Yeon Bldff. Marshall 3177 Apple Orchard 1n mcrn In tlm bout purt of the f mm Vabtnia Viillnv A hi lit miuht a irn of ltrte(l urrharti jtmt c-ntinc Into nrkrins. iit-uiy j unaii nun. .. hniN". All In a perfect ati of rulti- .1 llal 7 A 111 f ..Il-t . I I. tatiun. i in f i""i ' ni'in iinn"h tnkA a good l'urtland homa In change. H. L. MOODY 611 Waahlaaloa Rl. Vaarouvrr, Waab. Stnbla (five atAlla), warahniiaf. and mruirn II vlnaT-roima; alao hoiiaflN. hun itliiwn and luiKlni'na pruprrtlwa al vary allrartlvp prii-r. A kl'UII'I'NM AS'H PAN4I)IK. Men with rwi hlnod, apnrtHintu. alifptrifn. rattlomrn and rrrluaaa, 40 acra In ' Hull Kun Koreat Kraxrvr, with ex-t-nalv outrange, Ii nillia lotiu mid wldex Pntrhari rlicldly nxi'luilod by the U. 8. Uovarnmrnt. Siirvry Mount Mood R. R. paaaa throimh tnwnalilp. Prla 11250. V. v. l.tTIMM, l.alaam llnlldlna. Mlaalaalppl mm cur, xkl.lmora Best Buy Cftvl ff w- cernr Flftnth and uUaIUU Marahall itrota. on Ira. k. Hplwndld cornar for wholaule or warr hoiia alt. I'rlra vary low. only luO caah. For prU-a and lirnia aik CF.l.l.AR.MI It TOX CO., ! Bid . Mortgage Loans ."it,iMl and Over aa CENTRAL Ml'MK IMlOI'l:UTr. LOHKlT C Lit l KMT ltAIK. VVM. MAC MASTER T01 torbett lllda. MONEY TO LOAN riTV MtifiTfi Ar;Kt KAHM MOIt lli 4ir: LOtA'KviT HATKWI KIOIS TO tllT A. H. BIRRELL CO., 303 MrKAV III II.IMNC Third and Mark MORTGAGE LOANS (II), Impreved Farm l.anda, , " A I.I. AN' Si KAKFH, leoa llulldlait. MORTGAGE LOANS HENRY L. MURTv-N MORTGAGE LOANS npL JOHN E. CROKAN. JOf J U noa npnldlna Mlda. I O Ol.l l. Ill- IIHMM.I' A I IIOMrMO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS. 324 Warceeter Hlweb. I'ba Mala JT .1