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12 TTTE MORNING OREGONIAN, . TUESL AT, EFTEMBEK 17, 191S. SCREED IS TARGET Grand Jury to Probe Circular jv , Against.Roosevelt. LEGAL RECOURSE FOUND Citizens Of All Shades of Politics fnite to Find Real Perpetrators of Flaming, Libelous As- sault on Colonel. Libelous circulars, issued against Colonel Roosevelt at the time of Ills visit here last week and purporting to come from Socialist headquarters, are now in the hands of the grand Jury, which is Investigating the facts and the law in the case. This action has been taken upon the angry protests of citizens of all shades of politics after the matter once had been allowed to drop. When a policeman caught a man passing the bills through the crowd at the Thompson fountain waiting to hear Roosevelt speak, the circulator was arrested and the bills were given to Captain Baty. of the detective de partment for investigation. He con sulted District Attorney Cameron and was advised that no action could be taken unless Rooseevlt could be held hera to prosecute. Leg-al Reconrse Extended. The. suDnoRltion that that was the only legal recourse has now been mod- ifled. The circular is said to be ac- tionable under the statute against printing of indecent and obscene arti- cles. This is the law under which promoters of prize fight pictures have ripn inritrtri . It also Is said that a libel action can De. carried through without any ap- pearance on the part of the offended citlzen. In this case the state would have to show onlv that the article was libelous on its face and that it was caused to be circulated by the defend- Jail sentence and a nne or. ouu. ants. In case the defense made any Owing to the allegation that these attempt to vindicate itself by offering men were in bad health their Jail sen proof of ,he truth of the statements, tences were remitted upon condition Roosevelt would hav to he roliorl that they pay the fines. Upon the uoon for the evidenca in rebuttal. That the defendants would be able to make any kind of a showing of the truth of all the charges is decidedly unlikely. and in this outcome the circular would stand proven to be a libel on its face. Circular Not Fit to Print. " These are the two possible lines of prosecution seen by District Attorney Cameron in case the grand Jury should see in to take action.,- Another dlffi culty is the likelihood that the signa tures at the bottom of the printed at- tack are not genuine and that the real perpetrators have concealed their iden tity. The circular is in large Dart unrjrint- I ln 7hr M-H.:r-.V;::''Tt0.:i,"5""r " -f " ,. " , erences to all the acts of Roosevelt I while President which have been ex- I tenslvely criticised, and to many alleged "io." mr us urst nme. I rninor-n riirrnininTn . . COLORED SUFFRAGISTS ACT Sleeting of Club but Silmly Attended. Women's Council Active. A public meeting was held last even. ing at Mount Olivet Baptist Church, 85 Seventh street, by the Colored Women's ZZ?J?"rllCJZ "rP," ?f interesting the colored voters of the city and state in the cause. Unfor tunately, the meeting had not been, suf iicienuy advertised to bring out a large attendance, but those present were entnusiastic lor the cause. Mrs. Hattle Redmond is secretary of tne club; Mrs. Kate Gray, president Mrs. Lancaster, vice-president and Mrs. Edith Gray, treasurer. Mrs. Redmond says that while there were 2500 col ored women of voting age in this city the club has only 14 members, although it has been organized two months. She attributed this largely to the influ ence of their husbands and Ignorance of the benefits' to be derived from the franchise. It was also explained that this club was an outgrowth of the Colored Wo men's Council, of Portland, the object of which is to look after the poor and unfortunate women of the ' race and luo lata &uu unng tne six montn, oi us existence had accomplished much good in a quiet a I - ,. . ... . . The officers of this council are: Mrs. Will Alien, president; Bogle; secretary, and it has on its rolls All otlv. n.nh.ri Mootimra ar hplrf luia. cunuiu i 40 active members. Meetings are held twice a month at the three colored churches of the city in rotation. DR. ABELE STANDS PAT School Inspector Must Answer Charges Made byDr. Wheeler, - Following the recent announcement of City Health orricer Wheeler mat Person ZT SH trco,y'Swtl1 result in a special meeting of the City Health Board this afternoon, at which Dr. Wheeler 'will be asked to present his charge, against Dr. Abele and the case will be given a thorough airing. The base of the action of Dr. Wheeler In demanding the resignation of Dr. Abele is said to be the failure of the tatter to make daily reports of lnspec tlons during the last term of school. A letter was sent to Dr. Abele recently requesting him to send In his resigna tlon to the Health Board by return mail. Dr. Abele says he knows of no reason why he should resign, and he refused to do so. At today's meeilng of the Board the chool medical Inspectors will be ap pointed for the school terra. SUICIDE THREAT IS BALK Henry Xoung Slips Gun Back Into Trunk When Wife Doesn't Look. i While the frightened wife passed the day In fear of his threats to kill him self, backed by the belief that he had carried from home a revolver in his pocket. Harry Young, a builder, went blithely about his work yesterday till found by Patrolman Hennessy. to whom the plea of the wife had been commu- nicated. Then Young confessed thaf he had slipped the revolver back into trunk while his wife was not look- lnff Young had threatened 100 times to kill himself, said Mrs. Young, and each time had not made good, but this time, she said, she waa sure he would carry out the threat. SPECIAL PANEL IS DRAWN Trial Term of District Court to Be Held at Medford. ' " During the session of the United States District Court yesterday it was announced 'that a trial term of the court would be held at Medford, begin ning on October 1 and a special panel of 36 jurors was ordered summoned from Jackson and Josephine Counties. Acting on this order" United States Jury Commissioner Tom Word drew the following list: H. B. AJverson, Grants Pass: John Ash- pole. Eagle Point: H. F. Bailey. Provolt; J. W. Baird. Selma; M. C. Bogue. Kerby: J. W. Bonar. Medford: T. J. Brlnckerhoff, Galice; Charles Burkhalter. Grants Pass: John W. Collins. Medford; C. W. Craig. Sel ma; C. H. Demaray. Grants Pass; S. K. Deuel. Medford; H. V. Doxsae. Grants Pass; C H. Elmore, Applegate; A. L. Fryer, Grants Pass; Altpeter George. Grants Pass; C. G. Gillette. Grants Pass; M. H. Gorham, Grants Pass; P. B. Herman, Grants Pass; G. E. Howland, Grants Pass; H. D. Kubll. Applegate; Jt A. Larrabee, Central Point; Franklin E. Martin, Medford; John A, Mar tin, Medford: Hoslah Pardee, Grants Pass: J- E.. Peterson. Grants Pass: H. Piatt, Med- lora; i;naries rrueii, cenir&i x'orai: it. Reynolds, Grants Pass; J. TT ' Robertson. I Wonder; C. C. Taylor, Wonder: X Thomp son. Central Point: M. P. Welch, Central Point: J. R. Wick. Ashland; Jasper E. I Young, Ashland; Thomas Young, Eagle Point. APPEALS COURT OPENS ORDER GIVEN" FOR COIUECTION OF FIXES LO-VG DCE. Work Well Outlined, Some Cases Heard, Others Set Adjournment Mar Be Had Tomorrow. ' With the judges sitting in judicial robes, the September term of the United States Court of Appeals for the ninth circuit opened its, session yesterday morning-' in the United District uouri room at the Postofflce building. Cir cuit Judge William B. Gilbert is pre siding. Ue is assisted by Circuit Judges Erskine M. Ross, of Los Angeles, and William W. Morrow, of San Francisco, I Meredith Sawyer, deputy clerk of the Court of Appeals is acting as clerk of the session. .. - . 'v Immediately after the opening of the court. United States District Attorney John McCourt was granted " an order denying a. stay of the mandate and that ft be issued on the judgment In the cases of A. H. Hedderly and' Richard Hynes. convicted of land frauds in tnis state several years, ago A. H;. Had- derly was sentenced to eight months In the County Jail, with a fine of J5000, while Richard Hynes received the same fillnir of the mandate these fines will have to be paid immediately or the full sentence will become operative. Both of the convicted men are residing in California and are under bonds of $5000 each. The court was busy during the entire day and has its work so outlined that it will be able to adjourn its session In this city tomorrow. The first case that was argued and submitted was on a motion of the Government for a modification of a decree in the case of the Linn & Lane Timber company Against the United States and the United States against C. A. Smith, et al. .i.- ti.i. t for The case of Jesse M. Anderson, etal hearing Wednesday ana tnat ox in. Otis Elevator company against urn .... t s ... Thnna. tan. a,lViqt tne southern Pacific Company was .nri aubmitted on an alleged error by the trial court, as was the case or Charles A faiterson agaiusi. mo United States. The same disposition was made in the case of Stewart Rnnnev airainst the United States, all three being on alleged error in ine trial court. The case of the California-Atlantic Steamship Company against the cen tral Door & Lumber Company, an ap rjeaL was set for hearing today. The appeal of the Pacific Hardware & Steel Company . against Alonio L. Monical trom the verdict of the lower court will be heard today. E E Y. TAKEGOSKI IX PORTLAND EN ROUTE TO EUROPE. Statesman Is Friend of Marquis Saionji and Expected Soon to Be a Cabinet Member. T. Takegoshl, member of parlia- i .. . Portland yes- VYlATl T W Mil JUllVCfl 111 . from- San- Franclsco, is on ay to Europe, where he iii A tViA 4ntrn AHnrf al r aril a- ,.. . delegate of Japan. He is 8U1 Ior Japan. - . He is a guest of M. Ida, Con- H will EDend about two weeks on th Pariific Coast with the view or nrnmntinff mutual understanding be- twp.n the leaders on both sides of the ocean, and to strengthen commercial relations between Japan ana tne unnea States. Of Mr. Takegoshl, Consul Ida Raid vesterdav; Mr. Takegoshl became a memoer oi the, House of Commons ten years ago, and because of his personal Integrity l"'" ,"""'"-" ""i" 1., has been " y161"'?..!"'. nir,?r and new. e reputation a s a writer and news- PP publ W book, renting U"t.r. "d travel. His political life Is associated with the history of the LeiyuKai, an association of political friends which was founded by the late Prince Ito. He Is also a staunch friend of Marquis Saionji. the present Prime Minister, and the president of the party. He is a statesman with a great future. representative of new Japan, and is expected soon to be a member of the Cabinet. Mr. Takegoshl s first words at the J.Vir,rUt Portland.' He is much Interested in the prosperous condition of the city and In the progress the people or Oregon show." HAMILTON GETS 15 YEARS Man Who Killed His Wile Sentenced by Judge Gatens. Imprisonment In the state peniten tiary for life, the only penalty possible under the statutes of Oregon when a defendant has been convicted of murder h second degree was the sentence Imposed upon Arthur Hamilton, a negro, by Circuit Judge Gatens yesterday , . . , ,r - ... , "n luo . " " .""i""- la Jealous rage, snot nis wiie, r annie Hamilton, to death while she was in company with S. L. Stevens, another negro. He was convicted or muroer in second degree in Circuit Court last ween. Although the sentence is Imprison ment for life. Hamilton may. If his conduct is exemplary, gain his freedom at the end of 15 years. MAILT METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Sept. IS Maximum temper ature 46 dexreea: minimum, 54 degrees. Rivgr Killing, 8 A. aa.. leeu: cnange in last 14 hours. 0.2 foot fall. Total rainfall. i ?. 1L to i P. M.. none: total rainfall alnoa for Boys Ask your doptor how often he prescribes an " alcoholic stimulant for children. He will probably say, "Very, very rarely." Ask him how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will probably answer, "Very, very fre quently." Then ask him about AVer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla. . - J. C Ajar Oo.. Lowell, Mm, Sentember 1. 1912. 1.01 Inch: normal. 0.72 Inch: excess. ,2'J Inch. Total sunshine,.! none; possible, 12 hours SI minutes. Ba rometer (reduced to sea level) at & P. M. 30.12 Inches. THE WEATHER. Tl Wind 55 STATIONS State of Weather Baker Boise Boston Calgary Chicago Colfax .......... Denver ......... Dea Moines ...... Duluth Eureka . Galveston Helena Jacksonville Kansas City Klamath Falls .. Laurier Los Angeles .... Marshfield Medford ... Montreaf New Orleans .... New York North Head Pendleton Phoenix .' Pocatello ....... Portland Roseburg Sacramento ..... St. Louis St. Paul Salt Lake San Francisco 72(0.00 Clear Clear 620.O0I CKlfl.on Clear -Clear 68 0.0W10 SB Cloudy '78IO.O0I calm Clear Pt. cloudy Clear . Rain Cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear pt. cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear avu.uu sc. 64(0. OOj 4INE S2I0.1SI 41SW 6BIO.OOI1(1!N- 88 0.001 6I.VW, 66!0.00 8ISW 92 0.001 BN 6310.00 5;XE 7810.00 5W 73 O.OOl calm 74-lO.0O 6IW Cloudy Cloudy BSiO.OO 4INW! 78 0.001 IKW Clear 58I0.00I16JNW Clear 900. 001 6IS 76iO.OO'10E 60IO.OO'10!SW Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy 8110.00 9VO.00 Clear - Clear Clear 66 0.0O 66 0.00 Cloudy Cloudy 64 0.00 7810.001 Clear 78 o.oo; 60!0s.'eo 66!0:00l Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear ' Rain i Clear' : J . 68 0 Spokane..-. ........ Tacoma Tatoosh Island Walla Walla 7410.00! 5IE 68!O.OOI10'SW 60-10. 02I14IS 8010.00 5ISW 8010.001 6 N . 8810.001 calm 8010.00 6S 6810.001 calm 56 O.00I XW Washington Cloudy weiser Wenatchee Clear Clear Winnipeg Yellowstone Park. Cloudy Cloudy . WEATHER CONDITIONS. Except along the North Pacific and North Atlantic coasts, there has been a general and marked decrease In atmospheric pressure over the country within the last 12 hours. A moderate depression has made its ap pearance over Interior western Canada; low pressure also obtains over the Southwest. South, and the Appalachian highland. With in the last 12 hours showers have fallen in extreme northwestern Washington, the Da kota!, upper Lake region, and on the North Carolina coast, and moderate rains along the west Gulf coast. The weather is cooler In interior western Oregon, western Washing ton, Minnesota. Lake region, Ohio valley. Middle and North Atlantic states, and gen- rerally warmer weather obtains In other sec tions, u emperarures are lu degrees or mure below normal In the Plateau and central and northern plains states. ; The conditions are favorable for generally fair weather Tuesday in this district, with no marked changes in temperature. South erly winds will obtain. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair; southeasterly winds. Oregon fair; variable winds, mostly southeasterly. Washington generally fair. Southeast erly winds. Idaho fair. THEODORE F. DRAKE, Acting District Forecaster. Your Vacation Rlgrht now Is the time to get away from the seething, bustling city and spend a week or so at SOL DUO HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. . ' Tke Carlsbad of America. The cool mountain air from the Olympics will refresh you. You'll set the benefit of the mat chless hot mineral water' while enjoying; the comforts of a mod ern and perfectly ap pointed hostelry. Plonty of out-doon sports, mountain climbing, eta Boats ?eave the Col man Dock, Seattle,, dally at 8 o'clock A. M. Day light trip. I For descriptive literature ad dress Dr. Wm. W. Earles, Medi cal Superinte ndent, Sol Due, , Washington. - Peck J u d a h free information bureaus. TJNSSO CLEANS C-dmVW8 SCOURS : wAPOViSg polishes CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Daily or Sunday. Far Una One ' time 12 Same ad two consecutive times 22c Mam.. Bt thrM COOMCDtlVe tlulCS ..30 banie ad six or seven cunaecutive times, .eeo Tne aoove rates apply te ararnwuieni under "New Today and all otner claasutca- tiona except the followlna: Situation nunca, Aiaie. situations Wanted, Female. - For Kent. Kooms, Frivate Families. Kooms and Boanl, Private Families. HnuwkMDins Booms. Private FamlUea. When one aavertisement is not run in con secutive issues the one-time rate applies. Six words count as one line on caii ad vertisements and no ad counted for leas than !.,. lines. K omittances muse accompany ont-ex-iown orders. Oresronlan will accept classified adrertise ment. over tbe telephone, providing the ad vertiser is a subscriber to cither phone. No u rices will be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered the follow-ius; day. Whether subsequent advertisements will be accepted over the phone depends upon tbe promptness of the payment of telephone ad vertisements. Situations Wanted and Per sonal advertisements will not be accented OTer the telephone. Orders for one Inser- tlon only will be accepted for "Houses tor Rent." "Furniture (or bale." "Business Ou- portunities," "Itoomlns; -Houses" and Wanted ,a n, " M KETIXO NOTICES. MOUNT TABOR LODGE, No. 42. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Tuesday) evening. 6:30 o'clock. M. M. de gree. Visiting brethren Invited to attend. By order of the W. M. M.. R. EFAULDINO, Secretary. MARGUERITE CAMP. 1440. Royai Veleh. bora ot America All members are request ed to attend the funeral of our late neigh bor, Dora Corbin, from the residence, 672 E. atorriaon. at 2 -P. M. Tuesday. GEORGE WASHINGTON DRILL TEAM will give a whist and dance Tuesday eve., Sana. 17. 12ft 11th at. calm S1W 6fSW SW 5 XB 6 NW 8 N"W 6 NB 5 XW 8 SW AND HOTEL CORNELIUS House of Welcome Portland, Or. Our 14-passenger electrio "bus meets all trains. A bigh-class, modern hotel in the heart of the theater and ahoppina- district. One block from any cailina. 1 Der day and wo. European ulan. uu'lu CUHAiiUts CO, Prcprtstorm. W. Blala, Stes. Fielder Janea. Vlce-Prea. ew tJT . 1 Dining mmSS' Hi HOTEL OREGON, Portland, Or., Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co Props. HOTEL SEATTLE, ' Seattle, Wash. Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., Props. r w 4f-a t n a n rlU 1 ULi VILj 1 J 11 OREGON mm The PORTLAND C. J. KAt'PMANN, llusxtr A homelike hotel. pleasanUy located- in the heart of the city. All outslae rooms. Con cert by Symphony Orchestra In courtyard every evening. Hotel motors meet all trains and steamers. European. 11. -0 upwards. MEETING NOTICES. A AND A. S. B1XJS, - worth ChaDter of Rose Croix. No. 1 Regular meeting- in Au ditorium. Scottish Rite Cathe dral, this evening at 8 o'cloclc Ty,.,-A v,v illustrious Brother Wallace McCamant, 883 -degree Hon. Subject, ".Masonry iu Nineteenth Century Its Influence In tne Advancement o Liberal Institutions. By order PRESIDING OFFICER. WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 46. A. F. AND A. M. Special nTT,Tnnt,..tinn this (Tuesday) evening, 7:80 and 9 o'clock. East Kiihth and Burnside. F. C de gree. Order W. M. . H. RICHMOND, Secretary. . vf ARCANUM, meets at the new 'ftrfifJS hall, Koyalc-uuamg. lorawnj f a.i4, TuU A Glbbs. the first and tnira I ft.Siv Tuesdays of each montn at a ysz. p. m. visitors coraiaiiy w A nnmA r. Ci. WALL. BfiC. Care Roneyman Hardware Co. PORTLAND CHAPTER, NO. 87. O. E S. A stated communication will be held this (Tuesdajy evening in YV. O. W. rial, 34 ttusseu Birwu Bt order of the W. M. JESSIE L. REAM, Secretary. ASTRA CIRCLE. NO. 152, W. O. W. Neighbors are requested to attend funeral of our late neigbbor, Dora Corbin, from residence, 672 East Morrison street, at 2 P. M.. Tuesday. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery. - ESTHER CASSOTJ, Clerk. ROGERS To Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers, girl. DIED. WITHROW In this city, Sept. 18, Clinton D. Wlthrow, aged 76 years, 8 mos., 9 days, father of William H. Wlthrow of polcane. Wash., and.. Geo. S. Wlthrow of this city. Remains are at Holman'a fu neral parlors. Announcement of funeral later. . SHATTUCK In Juneau. Alaska, John Wes ley Shattuck aged 21 years. Body will De brought to this city for interment. THIEBERG In this city. Bernard Thieberg. Kept, ibtn, aged oe years. .Remains at Finley's parlors. 8TM.MFR RESORTS. Hotel Hoyt JUST OPENED Sixth at Hoyt New, fireproof, 200 rooms. BATES, 75c UP. 4 Permanent 'guests solicited, special rates. One block from depot. H. JENNING & SONS, Props. F. C. Harrington, Mgr. Perkins Hotel In the Heart of the City NOTE OUR RATES: With Private Bath $1.50 Up With Detached Bath ..... $1.00 Up L. O. SWETtA.TD, MGR. (Permanent Kates on Application) RJ 11 Fifteenth and noiei mauory Yamhiii sts . IIOBT. H. SCHOPS, Manager. PORTLASD'9 riNEST EXCLUSIVE FAMILY HOTEL Strictly Modern. Rates Reasonable. - Room Now-Opei service unexcelled. Elsrht Stories of Solid Concrete Construction, Location Places It Within Easy Walking Distance. TaKe w" var at ajepou PORTI-AND'S GRANDEST HOTEL. Famous for Its Arcadian Gardena MoBt popular grill In Portland. - Nine floors of steel and concrete. Absolutely Fireproof; equal to the World's Best.' 750 rooms and suites. Palatlally furnished. Rates $1.50 to $5. . European ptan. Motor busses meet all trains and steamers. H. C. BOWERS, Manager. J. M. BKOH'NEU,, Asst. Manager. Both hotels centrally located, modern in every ' respect, and conducted on ths European plan. f T - TVT Portland COENEE WASHINGTON AND 14TH STEEETS. Absolutely fireproof, modern building. Every room an outside room. , Auto bus meets all trains and steamers. Large airy rooms, elegantly furnished. A first class house with medium prices. Rates From 91 Per Day Up Rooms With Bath $2 Per Day Up H. E. FLETCH R. Manager FUNERAL XOHCF JACOBBERGER At residence, .600 Hall St.. 6epL 15, Katherlne Jacobberger, aged 44 years. Beloved wife of Joseph Jacobberg er. Funeral will take place from late res idence Wednesday, Sept. 18. at 8:30 A. M., thence to St. Lawrence's church. Srd and Sherman sts., at 8 A. M. Friends respect fully invited. Interment, Mt. Calvary cemetery. HOLLINGSWORTH Sept. 16. John C. Hol llngsworth, aged 41 years. Remains at Dunning & McEntee's parlors, from where they will be shipped to Lyndon, Kansas, Wednesday. Sept. 18tb- MEMORIALS Portland Marble Works, 164 4th. opposite City Halt Eatab. lgsS. MONUMENTS Otto Schumann Marble Works. East 3d and Pine Sts. East 74. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. tbe leading fu neral director and undertaker, 220 Third St., corner Salmon. Lady assistant. Dunning ft McEntee, Funeral Directors, 7th and Fine. Phone Main 430. Lady at tendant, omce or louniy loroner A. B. ZELLEB CO., S92-4 Williams ave. Phone East 1088, C 1088. Lady attendant. J. p. FIN LEY ft SON. 3d and Madison. Lady attendant. Phone Main 9, A 1599. EAST SX1E Funeral Directors, succe to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. E. 62. B Z5t3. LEBCH. Undertaker, cor. East Alder and Mill,. n.ast ,hi. xs toss, i-aaj aitenuanu SKEWE8 COMPANY, 3d and Clay. 4152, A 2321. Lady attendant. CEMETERY -Beautiful Mount Scott Park CONTAINING 335 ACRES. Portland's Only Modern Cemetery With Perpetual Care. 1 Mil. & E. Lenta J Permanent and picturesque. Park V and lawn plan. Perpetual care with- 4 out extra charge. Prices moderate; a servlc excellent; .very conv.nlenc. In use. including large, luxuriously V furnished rest rooms for visitors. Reached by Mount Scott and Caaa- A dero c&rs. Free auto, service. Both phone. City office 920-921 Yeon bids. 44 AMUSEMENTS. CROWDED HOUSES TREMENDOUS HIT HEIIJG THEATER TONIGHT BArjjraln-Price Matiaeo Tomorrow. the Great The World's Most Famous Magician and Illusionist. TO Tons of Stage Settings 70 Evenings, lower . floor 11 rows $1.50: seven rows $1. Balcony, 75c. 50c. Gal lery. 35c 25c Mat. tomorrow, 50c 25c BAKER I home o: THEATER Main 2, A SS60 ieo. L. Baaer, atgr. HOME OF The Baker players Already ' on the htfch wave of . popularity. iomgiu All thi weejc, T HE CALL OF THE NQRTH As played with Immense success In New York bv Robert Edeson. A thrlllinr story of the wilderness, dramatised from Stewart Edward White's beautiful noveL "The Con jurer's House," by George Broadhurst In tense plot. Great comedy situations. Su perb scenic effect. cvenmei. zoc. cruo. sac aiazinees. w oaow dar and Saturday. 25o only. Next week.: ureatest or ail cornea ies: 7 uais. Main , A 1020. MATINEE DAILY Nlghta, ISO, 25c, 60c, 750. WEEK SEPTEMBER 18. Jos. E. Howard and Mabel McCaae, Owen MoGiveney, Delro, Claud A Fannie Usher. Comedy Acts, Boxing Kangaroo. 1 :80 Matinee Every Day a :M ress Knlllae r'nn.fllas Refined Vaudeville SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES. Matinees flx 10c Nights iSS 6 Big Feature Acts 6 WEEK SEPT. 1 First Exclusive Moving Pint urea of General Booth's Funerali Child's Hawaltans. Five Juggling Jewels, Black Brothers, Orpheus Four, Ned Burton Com pany presentlnp; "The Commercial Man. Orchestra. Popular price. Boxes and first row balcony reserved. .Box office open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Phones, A 2236, Main 4636. Curtain 2:80. 7:15 and B:w. Portland's Great Amusement Park GOLD HUNT See Today's Portland News BASEBALL RECItEATION PARK, Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sta. LOS ANGELES vs. PORTLAND SEPTEMBER 17, 18, 10, SO, 21, Games Begin Weekdays at 3t00 P. 91. Sunday at sun ' LADiES' DAY FRIDAY Boys Under 13 Free to Bleachers Wednesday. ACCTIOJf BALES TODAT. At Geo. Baker and Co.. 166-163 Park, near Morrison. All the furniture from a fins home in Irvington. Mrs. Horn's. Of fine furniture and beds, 10 A. M., 368 East Morrison st. S. H. Barger. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OFFICE 173 3IADISON STREET, rkonca Main 58S. A T5S. Horse Ambulance Phone Marnhall Wk All UMlled or iUneased animalg will receive prompt attention Will be called for at a nominal coat. Relet ail caaea of -cruelty to tU o I flee- Uea dar and nlsbt. MORTGAGE LOANS On first-class improved city property. 6 to 7 per cent. Farm Loans. A. H. BLKEELL CO, 02 McKay Bldg.. Third and Stark. Mortgags Loans 950,000 and Over na CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY. . LOWEST CUKKE.VT RATES, WM. MAC MASTER tel 'rb.(t Hide Over 13 Income 72x100 corner on Mllwaukle avenue. with two stores, two flats and two houses. Income $110 per month. "Prloo 12,000, $4ooo casn, naiance to suit. GRX'SSI BOLDS, 318 Board of Trade Bldg;., 4th and Oak. FOB SALE. Bungalows, Houses, Farms and Business properties. Some very fine investments. FOB BENT. Rtore. fine location for auctioneer. Abun dant storage room for stocks of furniture. dry goods, etc. ' F. W. LATHAM. Latham Mississippi Ave. Building Cor. Skldmore MORTGAGE LOANS City and Farm Property, Current Rates. EDMUND L. DEVEREAtl, 10O9 Spalding -Bid-., Portland, Oregon. km & FARM LOANS Any amount at current rataa. JOHN E. CRONAJT 002 Spaldlne Bid. Portland, Oft SACRIFICE Compelled to raise money; would consider reasonable offer on. my property, near 3 2d and Washing-ton. the market value of which would be $25,000. Address owner, AM 402, Oregonlan. To Loan at Current Rates. No Delay. 1000, 915O0, $5000, .MO.OOO and Over. WM. C. BOUCHERS, 207-2O8 Ore-son. an Bids'. COLLIS. BERRIOGE A THOMPSON, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS. S24 Worcester Block. Phone Mala S47 FOB RALE Terminal warehouse or fac tory property, 100x300, southeast corner Xlc ulai and 25th sts., 125,000. B. M. Lombard, Sd and Madison sts. . FOR SALE 100x100. southeast corner Id and Jefferson sta. $80,000. B. M. Lombard, Id and jiadlsoa sta . P NEW TODAY. Mortgage Loans Money to loan on Rood improved city real estate, in amounts ranging from $1000 to $20,000 and over. Wilfred Shores Co. INVESTMENT BANKERS (Representatives) of the Mortgage Bond Co., of New York.) Lewis Building, Portland, Or. Beautiful View Site The best bulldlna- site on Mount Tabor: about one acre immediately ad joining Mount Tabor Park; convenient to canine; oeauurui view over city. Very fine fir and dog-wood trees on land, which Is protected by park from cold east winds. An Ideal spot for a gentleman's home. Could be subdivided into several building: sites. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCH. A. BARGAIN AT 70O0 PART C&.SK, OWNER, 028 Chamber of Commerce Building. Main 3069. Seventh Street Opposite New Postofflce. Near Broadway Bridge and Depot. Inside 50x50, .35,000. Stark' Street SOzlOO, $35,000. Beautiful Home Modern, Complete. Thirty-second and Tillamook, $5500. . Seven Rooms, Reception Hall. East 2208. O 2973. $45 SNAP EIGHTY ACRES NEAR PORTLAND. Term. Box 81, Falls City, Oregon. PRIVATE money to loan 6, S. 7, per osnt. wm. (J. Horcners, ZU7 ureg-onlan bias. KEAI. ESTATE DEALERS. BBUBAKER & BENEDICT. 601 itcKay bids'.. It. 64. Beet. William a.. I15-S1I Falllnr bide. Cbapln & Herlow, 3S2 Chamber of Commerce Cook. B. S. & Co., SOS Corbett bids. Jennings A Co.. Main 1st, 206 Oregonlan. PALMER-JONES CO., H. P., 404-401-4M Wilcox bide. The Oregon Keal Estate Co., Grand ave at Multnomah au (Holladay Addition). REAL ESTATU. For Sale -Lots. 1750 WEST SIDE view lot. siuuu west Bide view lot. euxtuu cor ner. 2 blocks to carline. $1500 Walking distance, rustic sur roundings; Inducements to people who want to build in terms. $1750 View lot in Greenway, Portland Heights, near carline. $3::50 view site, containing 14,000 sq. ft., near carline. tltoO Bungalow site, exceedingly close In. $3000 Unobstructed view, high-class district; property that has a future. $6500 7500 sq. ft-, level view property, strlctly high-class residence site, estab lished surroundings. $6000 100x100, warehouse or laundry site. Front street. LE NOIR & CO.. Dealers In West Side Property. 835-837-839 Chamber of Commerce WANTED Lots In good district or acre age. We have a client owning a piece of In come property improved with flat and cottages. Equity of $4250 to exchange for lota in good residence district or acreage. What have you to offer I F. E. TAYLOR CO.. 40.-5 Lewis Building, 4th and Oak Sts. IP YOU have a lot and would Ilk. a home oullt. coin, ana aee ms. i can ouua yon a home at a less cost than th. ordinary builder and at th. sam. time finance it (or you. A. D. DARLING, 407 Yeon Bldg. Main 1038. A 4778. X handle PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY Both high-grade and cheap property, and I have the bargains In this district. If you want to buy to advantage on Port land Heights you will have to see me.' Marshall 4827. BROOKE. 'A 8$. HERE'S A BARGAIN. Fine building lot, 50-foot frontage, 2 blocks from Rose City Park car. Will sell for one-third less than actual price; must have at least $200 cash, balance terms. See owner, 425 E. 16th st. North or phone Tabor 2488. TWO lots close to KUlingsworth ave, ce ment sidewalks. & blocks . east of Union ave., worth $1600, will take $1800 this week, cash, balance easy terms. Call on the owner. Frank T. -Berry, Na 4 N. 6th St. FIXE lot with 6-room house on E. 21st St., near Ladd tract; will soon be business property. Is within 100 feet of two car lines; improvements all in; one of the best buys offered. Jesse Hobson, 310 Stark St. . A BARGAIN. Will trade for real estate T-paaaesger 40-h. p. "Chalmers'' automobile run less than 5000 miles, complete with two extra tires tire chains, etc.. In .A-l condition. F B. Mallory ft Company. 35-7 Pine au A 6NAP IN PORTLAND HEIGHTS PROP ERTY. 100x100, very , close in, paved streets. Call on the owner, Frank T. Berry, No. 4 N. th st. AN OPPORTUNITY. A few choice lots in Rose City Park for $700 $10 down and $10 per month. Call Main B444. A 8303. Ask tor L. J, Lamb. OWNER wants to sell a tew suburban lots, beautifully situated In the Mount Scott district, for caeb at a great sacrifice. Call for particulars, etc. 614 Henry bid. HILLSIDE property for a home, growing la popularity; we have some of the choicest, close in. at reasonable prices and easy terms. Jesse Hobson, B10 Stark St. SI DOWN and $1.25 per week, lot 44x100, near Finland, 60 minutes out, Mt Scott car, price tw. - ion. . BISHOP, 201 Hamilton BMg. I OWN two s;ood 50x100 ft. lots In Irving ton vicinity, on Knott st. I will sell at a bar- gam, tan wooQiawn iov. NOB HILL fractional lot. near Z2d ana Wash, for sale by owner. 415 Chamber of Commerce. MUST HAVE THE MONEY. Will sell my 60x100 lot, value $650, for 1325: must be all cash. O 889. Oregonlan. FOR SALE IS lots in Edmonson's Second Addition to Marshfield, Or.; house, fruit and water. Address box 230. Wasco. Or. NINE 25x100 lots. J13O0; close to car; a snap. A H. Hunt. 12J Yeon. 110-100, CORNER, for price of single lot. S1750; West Side. Alt 3J, Oregonlan. FOR SALE i lots, Glehaveo Park, 25314 Alder, room 5. Main 2039. S3 FOOT frontage, upper Washington St., 300. terms. AP tB, Oregonlan. LOT for .ale. cheap, close In. 2209. Pbon. East For Sole -House. $2600 BUYS a good 7-room house; bath, basement; lot 75x100; fruit trees and small fruit; two blocks from Peninsula i III tenant Inl. o . n. n.mant station; . . "-j . Owner. R. B. Carey, 304 Lombard at. r FOR BALE at a baryaln, 6-room house. 401 Church su, wooumwu r, - "iTnTswank. 0 ABINGTON BLDO, Bells and rents NEW BUNGALOWS. BUNCJALOW in Irvington. six rooms and attic. 460 E. 17th N. BARGAIN 6-room housa, owner ;eaving eUf Telephone Woodlawa