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THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAN, MONDAY, APRIL. 13, 1014. 13 DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR RIVER MEETING AJbXSEvTENTS. HEILIG 1 lth mad Morrison Main 1 and A 11-23 ,LA1 TinlXiS TOR KATKK WEEK, Krai Comedy by Heal Company. Only Private Gathering of Two Day Conference Will Be Directors' Session. SCOPE OF INTEREST WIDE TONIGHT, 8:13. ALL THIS WEEK. Bargain. Price Matinee Wednesday. Special Price Matinee Saturday. Oliver Moroaco Prewnt Famous Com edy Success "Peg 0' My Heart" PEOOY 0NEIL AS MPEO." Evan in a; Lower door, 14 rowi 1?, 5 rowa 91.50, balcony $1.00, 7 So, ftOc. Bar gain Wed. matinee 91. 75c and "c fcneclal Saturday matinee Lower floor, 1 4 rows $1.50. 8 rowi $1.00. balcony, 91.00. 75c. 50c. TICKETS BV PHONE OB MAIL. Portland's Building Directory Board of Trade Building 1 Appraleer mt Beal EataAe. eiGLIR. & D Main 11 00 Attorney,. BKACH. FlaON J.BLSON. Main na " HSCKBKET, BL E. Main 7SS. A 131. .lOlO LANOLET. Lotue L. Main 4 12.11 O'ROURKE. L. w. MarabaU 6141....414 WILBUR A SPENCER, Marshall SSIO. A S4UJ Broken, Stork. Band and Orals. OVERBECK COOKS CO, A tSM 2i Marble Work. VERMONT 111HBLE WORK.". Mar, SOL 0t Beal Estate. BARRETT BROS. Mam 09 SOX CLARK, GEO. K NIGHT. Main 81M....10W WALLER, FRANK L. Main sa JPTinclpul Social IVsvtJuro Will Be Tlcceptlon by Chamber of Com merce Tonlglit . and Unveil ing of Blalock Portrait. Delegates to the fifth annual con tention of the Columbia and Snake Itiver Waterways Association, began ar riving; in Portland Saturday night and yesterday and the openincr session of the convention at 2 o'clock today will find more than 100 visitors from other cities of the Northwest in attendance. BAKER THEATER Main 2. A 63S0. f- I Raker. Urr. i , , . . nak.r P1.v,r, Tnniirtlt. all thi, I week, matinee, wea., bai. ureaini w o. a., . Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Attorneys. Bain jaiim R. Marshall 244. .... .azi BLAND, EUGENE. Marshall 6461 Sua DUN" I WARY, RALPH B. Main Aw. .a-e.i ........ . -rasa? AMI TIIK PENNANT." By Chrlslv Mathnmn, New York', famous pitcher. Plsv ball from start to finish. Im. TTtorie hit from grandstand to bleacher,, Niaht prices. 3r.o. SSc, r.0e. 7S: box Mat, (1. ct ti., v r.n rUir hor 75c. W,d, Mat.. all seats, except box,,. luc rexi -rla-ntlna- Bob." Matinee Dally; Main tj, A 1030. HAZEN. COOPER MACJtA x.. Main 4S. TIFT. ARTHUR P. Main 427 ........... TIO UPTON. JAY H. Mala 62a4 Bonssiawa, ANDERSON BTJNQALOWS. Mar. SMT..12S ANDERSON BUNOALOWS. Mar. Ua3T..32S Selling Building Advertising Set-tire. REED. MERRILL A, Mar. SO 71 AcrrertlfteK Fnbn,aera. LAWSON A CO. A' 7113. M. 4U9S TO Dairy Lonetl. IMPERIAL DAIRY LUNCH. . .around floor Oontlota. MKtSCHAN, DR. E. L. Main S04 Eyesight BperlalUL DL'BACIC DK. J. D. A 1S-S. M. BU2..C0 Hospital Association. AM. BOBP. AND KEL1EK ASSX ltlS N. W. HOSPITAL ASSN. Mar. 4271.. ..eu Kodaks, Optician a, COLCMBIAN OPT'L CO. Mar. SIS. Cd. rir. Fhyfeaa4as and fAnrg-eoa. ETTEI.SON. DR. J A.T7S. Mar. JS14 tool MARSHALL, Dr. E. AL13EKT. M. oS4..l:U li en lotion Dntrlati, NAU, FRANK. Main 72L A aTZL ground fir. nana vVbotoaalera, HOLT, E. II Piano Co. M. 1903. .. .307-4 Rental, anf General lnrnaea. SMITH'S AGENCY. Main 0901 414 Bmadwar. ai Taylor. wvk-l' a PRir. ii Th aensatlonsl dive. The sesssions are to be held In the I jjeptuna's Grdn of Living Statue. 20 poo- Portland Commercial Club. pie: Moneta Five, Van Hoven, Nevin Wallace R. Struble, secretary of the Gor)jon. crouch A Welch. Johnnie Small and association, was In his office all of yes- I tn, small Slater. Pop and L'no. teraay, completing; the preparations lor the opening: ot the convention. In Portland Itself the invitation is sent out to all men and women who are interested In the convention to at tend not only the business sessions, but the social functions as well. Board Meeting Private. The directors will meet at the Cham- lip ft Pnfflm.rra . f 1ft r, 'fl r r If thin morning. This will be the only closed " Jantf1M?t,pw' KVil? rpprMe"phon.A BCRGARD. , , . . , " I rice ocen 10 A. M. to 10 r. t. r nonr a i xitro .session in the two days. 2231. Main 4538. Curtain 2:80. 7:15. :! H1TMER-. ine principal social ieature win De " Theater Open From 1:80 to 11 P. M. I BEST SHOW ' Ri-narloa mt Aide. WEEK APRIt. i:i Harry Bulger, l&t atar l- "a-nlln1 "Th Vllrtlria- Vr1 ncfU." etc.. songs and dancea; the Terry Troupe, Vru, LTCITTB, Beriinger, Bettln Bruc and Charlea Keane, Tom and Staa Moore, the Jurgllng Wag the reception that is to be given by the Chamber of Commerce in the Commer cial Club tonight at 8 o'clock. At this reception a portrait of the late Dr. T. G. Blalock, of Walla Walla, will be In, w ,7whT.": I-' Anr MHnee Bent lc. ' " , ., , , . ' I DK'H BKKNAH1I IU An who was one ui ut. ciaiucti a close I "The Animal ttturier." friends. Mr. Blalock was father of the I FOt'B QIA1.M O'M movement for an open river. KXiTi cVbw0 J. N. Teal, In behalf of Governor M mokris , Bum un Bike vsi, wiix ueiiver mo uuurvas ui wui- a Aeature r um. come and H. D. Hamsdell, president of the Commercial Club, will extend the greetings of the club. Responses to these addresses will be made by repre sentative from the Governors of Wash ington, Idaho and Montana and British Consul Ersktne. At the close of the programme views of the Glacier Na tional Park will be shown, through courtesy of the Great Northern Rail road Company. Programme la Given. The afternoon programme today will toe as follows: Monday, April 13. 3 P. M. Opening s,M,ion of the conven tion; registration of delegates; appointment of committee on crdent!a!a; annual address by President Georg, K. Hlchardson, of Ken ncwick, Waeh.; announcements; lntroduc tion. S P. M. Presentation of formal psoer, and discussion, (1) "Establishment of Reg ular Independent Boat Service on the Columbi; .US VINCENT, & D. m CO. Main 1694 SI Beal Batata, KEA8EY. DORR tV CO. Mala 118. .831 M'GRAIH. E. A. Manhall 220 Oio ETOUT INVESTMENT CO. Main 5129.. i BLAUSON. A. B. Main 44 m Lewis Building Aeeenntanta. CILLINCHAM. J. O. Marshall 717.. 411-413 Attonaeys. motltos. ARTHUR L Marshall 246. .aii WINTER. WILSON A JOHNSON. M. 443L 11a Bond. Stock,. Grain aad Cotton, WILSON, J. C CO. A 4187. Mar. Seoa Builder and Real Estate. BUMMERS. W. J. Marshall S761. . . .80B-S00 Consulting Engineer. v. w. Marsnail ... .ais-SiT RlilD, M. E. Marahall 077 014-S17 Oastal Insurance. JOHN H. Main ess. A less... KELLY CO. Main or A lout.. 4 lAvsstmenta sad loan. STIPE. J. B. Main S101... 40S lasqi aar a. FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCS CO. . .209 IN TOTVN WHERE EVERY BODY GOES. BASEBALL HECRKATION PARK, Cor. Vaughn and Tvrenty-f earth Ste. OAKLAND . vs. PORTLAND APRIL 14. 15, IB, 17, 18. 10. Games Besln Weekdays at 3tOO P. M, Sundays 2i30 P. M. LADIES' DAYS WKOMiSDAV AXD KRIDAY. Speldin-r Building Attorney. ALEXAWTrnra OHO. R. Mar. 2420. . . .1001 8 AWT BR. HAROLD M. MarabaU 2U1 eos WALTON. JAMES. JR. Marabail liiH.-lwl Ceautoltlng TTintnoer. KYLE. a. A. Marshall 4111 718 Fruit Exchange. NORTHWEST RM FRUIT IX Mar, 2484. 418 Morteag Lsans. BAIN, JOHN. A 7444, Main 0021 807 Real Estate BAY CITY LAND CO. M. 111S 701-702 RIOGS. QKO. a. Marshall 2746. A 24eu. 1101 BEITZ. W. H. A CO. Main 0684 1 Ycon Building "i trt1 a tf .. r . I! l2 li 1 M FVS a S is L- J i .nMsm.o. pn i s s s s c - s - !':" 1 tra-'Jw 1'- 1 PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY AU9TRACTA Of TITLE. mOMPT bt.LVlcE at reeaoneM Drlcea. Paoioe Titi, A Trast Co., 7 Cbatn. of com. ACCORDION PLEAT IN ti. S.. fTIPHA'k Hmautcnlng and acaUoplng. aooora. sju, p,i, button, eovifM, gocxia sponged; mall order. 8A Aia,r. M. Mii. ACCOUNTANTS. CKMlleLlaD. C i.Alr:HK ULUH A CO., '.,rtl;i 0-0. Auuitors. acovjnt,nts. jji -ai.ama cuig. AHT MAl'7K,e nokSD. IsATTKES'J.S niaue new out ot old 1, our specialty, investigate. Merahell 1T. ' An-AILKD AND ANALVhTS. LlLBtHI A HALL, auvoeasor, W,lu A Co., otMtoeiS coucn pug.. iv tin, m. uw. HoMaNA At9Al Ok"' ICE Laboratory and or,-tttr.g T.orks. itjs aa u DANCING. Mr. s xl Mrs. Huili s Scho-.l, 109 id ,t.. b,i Waah. and Staxk. and Alistty bids., 8d mnA Jhiomaun at Lessons daily; waits and two-siep guaramead In 4 laosona. o,ss Mon. and Vrl. . a to 10. aiid 1UV "Id St. ItllMiKV AMI llAlUl.Vk, HUf. tXA.NUAl'.U FOCNDUY CO. Ui.1U:y, ornajTioTiisl castings. E. 7tn. Msuison ,1s. POfDftY AND MArHIN E WUKKS. lbot.NIX lioa Vvik. I.". jl and Aiaa Ibsrss. tieneral macme sua Iwunary jrs. kOI'Aki. KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES: davrloo'ng. punting aad enlarging. PlKnV A M AH K. HAM CO.. in 4 Waet.lnglou su 1V N MOWKRSt. riAM itrriiR fHor, IV rour p.avsr or an kind p:aco or oigsn Is off order, cal or wrltA our espsrt riano sriop 441 siara au Main li;i; aa a-wik -a.-rate.l. I'lAMI "7 I DlOt. PiANsJ h-l'ULlO, i'-iK ltin ?jth. IT.or.s aiain Arrangement, uiad for re- 1'11-K. PortUnd WuOll It-il CJ, Svlory and off.ee nesr Ktin an,l Vrtk sis. 3da:a 4T. fKKtRI.Sa A CO. buy go.d. ail,r ai.d platinum. 610-11-12 yortaweat blug. ATTORNEYS. J. R. GKEcl.v KltLl anerl practice, ab- slrsciry cwnlrsciA eoiieterela. eta.; conaui- tauoa free: feel.tng bldtf. new offl Main 4.-A, 17. 70S. 7 Open evening. Engine, boilers, aaeruil.a bought, sold and e&cbangsd. Tbt J. Ak. AAarua v.o.. rurjaaa M EC H AN O-T HE H AT I S T . WM. M. LArAlUCE, Couna,lIor-at-law. io fsilim Idg. CARPET HILAV1.NO. KORTUW KST KUU CO. llugslrom old car ps ta, rag rugs. 1,8 East ia. Botli ptoses. CiXLlLO'l) BtllO.NS. UAI-K.ES. t Ha st. Pbonas Mala ill and A 114. C Hi HO Pt)DJ ST S. William. Esteile and WlUlam Jr., Dveny, th, only acintlno ebiropodiats In lb city. Parlor,, 8u- tier,lng,r bidg S. W. oorner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1601. DR. FLETCHER, aaeplio cblropwdlat and foot apeciallst, treat, all 111, of th toot without nam; 24 years' experience; iadjr assistant, toe Allsky bldg. Main 6762. Dr. and Mrs Fletcher, painless crilropodtsta, over tbe Haaelwood. Mala 71. A ill. CHlKOPuOI and pedicuring. Mra M. D. Mill. Offices. 42D Flledner bids. Main 847J. CHiKOPltACTlC PHYSICIANS. DR. M'MAHON, 11 4tb and STO William, av. two onicea; lauy a.tenaants; is sa Justmsnts, 810. Mala 104, East 4488. CLEANING AXD PHESSINO. Wilcox Building Detective Bnreasu COAST DETECTIVE BUREAU. M. SSSa. 312 Mortgag, leans MOELLER, HERMAN A. Mala 184S. ..100 Optician, Optometrtet. KOLLK. DR. D, W. Main 416S. Patent aad Trade Mark Attorney L1TZENBERO. WM. B. Mar. 1847.... Pnblie ruilty Specialist. FOSHAY, WILBUR B. Mala 0278 1 "14 . Wtenog raphera. life. The answer is not there. The I vr""--- " Waterway From the Head of Nav- answer is in in, resurrection oi teaua KORSlXl CHAS. H. Main 2744 SOT H. r PALatt Btt-jur r.e sa. ow....wi .700-707 ..904 lgatlon to the Ocean Terminals," principal I Christ, and tire answer IS complete ann paper by captain W. P. Gray, pioneer navl- I satisfactory. A er-erjntama. ROBERTSON. KENNETH. Main Mtk Aall Attorney. AR.'IT, O C M,ln 4S H04-11OJ CLARAC, EKULASON CLARK. M.6417. 1224 COHN. JULIUS. Main 2-Jltl. -A 7202 lola GRAHAM. SIDNEY J. Mala 4. .1810-1321 JOHNS. OJlAS. A. Mala 838 1806-18O KIMBALL HENRY M. Mar. 030 1IALAHKET, SEABROOK A DIBBLE. Mala liOL A 612. .. .1800-1508 MANN1X. THOS. Main 2810, A 7202....101S MOON A ORION, Marabou 60. . . MOORE. WILLIS a Main 488 iaiu-134 PARKER, SHIRLEY D. Main 428 1024 PEARCB. HARRY H. Marshall 84.1 IL1 17 RIDDELL, H. H. Mala oooo 822 6MEPARD a BROCK. Marshall 852.... 1811 STOTT a COLLI AiJi. Marshall 607s, 008-61 8ULLIVAN. R. A. Mala 2810k A 7202. ,131V WILSON. JOHN CI. Marshall 842. .111-117 K-LNNEY, M. S. MarabaU 6614 618 Barber Snap. MYIES. BOBT. W 2d Floor Billiard Bail. M'CREDIB BILLIARDS Sd Float Clear Store. BRADY a OLIVER , Lobby Court ateDorter aad Stenographer. FLEXNER, VIVIAN. Mala 14SL A 7270. 1403 SAYBE. JULIA K. Main 1481. A 727S. 14ul Beal Estate. C ALLAN a KA8ER. Main 16S3. . . . 7S2-T? OUNTHXR. H. Marshall 14 404 M' FAR LAND. FRANK. REALTY CO.. 30 MERRILL. GEO. W. Marshall 2S58....411 MKTCALF. LYLE B. Marshall 2482.. ..810 RAINSY, J. a. Marshall 8177 1804 U. a MORTGAGE A LNV. CO 612 WAGGONER. GEO. E. u WARD. THOS. J. Marshall 2858 1 atasaTanhara. st'NACOHTON.Aii.SLti PAHSONg.M.44gg.BOO DREES SUITS tor rent; we pre on sul eacu wea tor i per montn. UNIQUE lAiLORi.NO CO., 809 Stark, bet. 6th and eth. Main M4. Account, not, Judgment coll,ct,d, "Adopt Miort Metnooa Mion Aajustmnt co eo n. w. nsnK Diaf. main v4. KITH A CO., Worcester bldg. Mam UK 6. no collection, no onarga. PROF. Wal Wllaon. dancing-, school; waita. onestep. twoatep, cnoiucb. heeltatlon wait, stag dancins; IstMni 2se; every morning, atternooa. eve. ; guarnto ta teaoh anybody wno walks how to dance. 86V, 6ta st.. bet, stark and Oak. Main 76J gator of the Columbia and Snake rivers, of rssoo, Wash.; discussion led by W. s. Bmall tvood, former manager Open River Trans portation Company, of Portland; general discussion. 2) "The Need and Value of Co-operation In River Traffic," principal pe eper by Scott 7 Henderson. Assistant Attorney-General Btate of Washington. of Ken rtewlck: discussion led by James P. 6tapie ton, director committee of th port ot the Columbia, ot Vancouver Wash.; general dis cussion. (3) "Water Terminals and Docks," principal paper by Harry N. Dryer, TJmatllla Mercantile Company, of TJmatllla, Or.; discussion led by Fred W. Mulkey. chairman Portland Dock Commission, of Portland; general discussion. , 8 P. M. A general reception will be ten dered to delegates and visitor, by the Port land Chamber of Commerce, assisted by the united commercial and business men's or ganization, of Portland. A, H. Averill. pres ident Portland Chamber of Commerce, pre siding: buffet funcheon and amoker: greet ings from the State of Oregon. Governor Os wald West trepresented by Joseph N. Tal): greetings from the Portland commercial bodies and 'busnies, men', organisations, Horace D. Ramsdell, president Portland Com mercial Club; formal address of welcome, W. Cr. Mcpherson, chairmen Alaska trade com mittee Portland Chamber ot commerce At the close of the sermon many of Dr. Mock's former friends cam for ward to greet him. He was president of Dallas College for some time, ana suc ceeded Rev. C. C .Poling, who became president of the WeBtern Union College at La. Mars. Dr. Mock later succeeded Mr. Poling ag president of the Western Union College. Dr. Mock will leavo rnr the East today. SICK HEAR CAROLS EASTER JOYS EULOGIZED "Holy Joy Is Sweetest Xotxs In Song of Life," Says Dr. Leas. Flowers and Message of Cheer Given Each Ward Patient. ENDEAVOR SOCIETY ACTS Dr. J. A. Leas, pastor of St. J a me Lutheran Church, taklntr for his theme "He Is Risen." yesterday morning preached on the joyous Influence of Menvber9 of Three Churches Visit iiaaiflr uyun iriaiiaiiiu. All the world loves Easter," he said. "It is earth's Joy season, the resurrec tion of nature. To all the children of sponse for the state of Washington. Governor men It brings the secret hope of a res- I.i3ter ( represented ; response for th: State of Idaho, Governor Haines (represented); re- x sponse for the State of Montana, Governor Stewart (represented): response for the Province of British Columbia, Lleutenant- Oovernor T. XV. Patterson (represented by urreeted life, typified by the awaken ing of the world from the slumbers of the Winter, enlarged and beautified by the promise In the Inspired word, until the earth Is redolent with flowers and! Good Samaritan, St. Vincent's and County Hospitals, Bringing Happiness to 400. the British Consul): response, by d, legate, I the heart 0'erflows with joy. and visitors; musical or other feature, to be announced. Tuesday. April 14. 0 A. M. -General aesslon ; report of com mittee on credentials; appointment of com mittee on resolution, committee on nomina tion, and other special committees; intro ductions. Presentation of formal papers At once the crux his words, from Every patient occupying a bed In any of the wards of the Good Samari tan, St: Vincent's and the County Hob St. Paul touches of the situation I Corinthians, 1B:17, If Christ be not pltals was remembered yesterday raised, your faith is vain, ye are yet int morning with a floral gift, accompan your sins. Then they also which arel led with a personally addressed noto fallen asleep In Christ are perished.' bespeaking Kaster cheer. There Is no mother but has the se-l a delexation of singers, member of end discussion,, continued 4) "Deepening I cret hope of meeting again the sw eet I the Christian Endeavor Society of the xne Aioutn OI ine v.olumoia nivrr m vc- i hilrt of Vir hntnm: no llfalona- nartnarl -CI-.. t.Kv( .rl. TTi.t T nit p.... ??!?rK.l".?.J,': In the joys and vicissitudes ofltfe. but bvterian and First Christian Churches, 1 1 r V- , ' ' ............ i K . a . v, a . y,im faithful h.lfim,,! llv, , .1.. .t : -. ( r. HA- t." 1 1 - 11 committee or in port, ot tne t.mu m um, or i - - V, ....... - i i " - v. Aatorla: discussion led by B. F. Irvine, ed-I after their earthly separation, and tnatl berg Tripp, sang special taster carols ltor Oregon Journal, of Portland, and John I some time there will be unbounded joy In the corridors of the hospitals while K. Oratk. editor Aaloria Budcet: general I of a happy reunion. Hometime. some, the floweres were being delivered U.IKIUI vide Modern Navigation and InduVtrl.i Do- a.9 ,,e i?in"fB .th't ""n' ", "?'tly Mi" orgi.U Vance acted a- su- stnsjs -Anai, win uiur iui -i. i perintenoent or tne programme ana "Easter Is the sweetest note In the Miss Glenn Schope was chairman of song of life, the secret spring . which I the floral committee. unlocks the heart of nature, and the I The general committee and the com holiest and most sacred theme Issuing I bir.nd choir met early In the mornlnrr irom tne citadel oi tne aoui. i at the White Temple, where all of the flowers had been gathered. They were a.n pranMara for Portland. I driven to and Irom the hospitals au.omobile 'buses donated lor the oo- iratss, enitor itsiona minKei; g-n.rai of a nappy reunion, womeume. some the flowereg w '"K?.nL7r.P?,r, l hlra sun is shinglng and. among the cots. nMode?nVNav,n,it.o Ink" naar.:, Do! as he thinks of that meeting he softly Mis, Georgia I viopmnt." principal paper vy Jospn Teal, counsel transportation commlttw Port land Chamber of PommPrc, of Portland; f.iacusaton led by John H. Lewi, Or?on ftftta Kntlneer, of Malm, - - RESURREGTION IS THEME caslon by the Tyrrell Sightseeing; Company. Previously, the committee had ob talned a full list of the patients In the respective wards, and the names were written on cards Inclosed with the bouquets. Large bunches of flow ers were placed In each ward. In all. bout 400 hospital patients were cheered by personal messages. The members of the Christian Endeavor were personally conducted through the Good Samaritan Hospital by Chap lain Howard and through 8L Vincent's Hospital by the Sister Superior. The flowers, consisting of carna tions, tulips, lilies and roses, were do nated by the following florist firms Alfred Burkhardt, Clarke Bros., R. C. Cook, Fechheimer Company, Martin Ac Forbes. Nick las a Son. People's Floral shop. Max M. Smith and the Tonseth Company. -; EASTER MESSAGE GIVEN MAXY STAND THROUGH LONG OElt VICES AT TRIXITV EPISCOPAL. Willamette, off point Bonlta. COAL. AND WOOD. NIGHT coal haa no equal; a oiaan. baxtl, qulctc-flring. loaff-andiirina Utmb coal. At pitta ruai jo.. aoia ageota. COlslAlvCXlONfe). COtXsKCTION AiKCV. UACLNO. RlN(ii,ERt CotUiion Hall and dancing atu Hiu, iisuuiuuivii uaMiruuin m v n oj v eji teachlna all standard danoea and heatta - tlon, ona-atep, Mkiiu. Fouriaaats, au. ott MI8S FlfiUBURNE'S danclatl acbool AU aianaaro. ana iaie aancaa; mix jjr.va.ie. D'N T (Urow your od piuiDi ava : ara aaparta La foaihor a .t, aJim? rmMi -n, n.A-Us.ttutS HTul of paxad.s-a Oar apc.t.,. "THS Pi-CMlfc.' alrm bids, aft am 0t. DON'T f; vour lan tnvwri'; hava It around on our automatic mrmaw. ronnna l awn Wow.r M'iital, avitwMl lui. U(KinRKK HTAMI't. uKAL. fcUilNH. MACU1.MCMV. Lr. J. DaL.ury Mu.loy. I'Tu.uent Halth tnrousit penect circulation, auj umm.in 6tlWl.NO XlAChin tVa.-h-Hlat". HW ad VilAd raachinea Xrota 13 up; rauia abd r-pair:ns lamhlii, bt, -d And 3sl:n '.'.l! Uto1040a:H MvKVltK. HASTY MaSLNoLH CO.. uiolorcc-aa aad bicyclaa. i'oona Mala MAJfiW. MtsVlCAU INTERNATIONAL STUDIO OF If IT SIC Kxur iucm tcsvcntrt OS piano, voim ana suiiar. Bpaclai attention given to fouada. tlon wo;k. euu-a. tuv va aorruai . KM I . THIKI.HuKS. vkolla ttaclitr: suatl fee v cm,. Sol Klieanrr a 4ioi, Mar. io; N A r t H O P AT 1 1 1 C P H V M C IA N S. DR. PU1LLIFS, peel alia t la paraly.ia, nr- vaua. onroaia diaeaaea, bo oraa-oaiaa & tag. rtN risTi. Dlv. A V. KEi-NE. MaJaatlO Theater bldg ttDl Va v aaiiltigton au aiaranatl ow. KLillTRiC MOTOIU. MOTORS, avneratora bouitht. aold. rented ana rpairod. Wa do i kiada or repair lag abd rewinding ; ail wora guaranteed. 11. Jvl. 21. aUectrto Co SI Jr'irat au JsortU. rovat naaa viv.. WK BUY. aell, rant aad axe banc new and econa-D&na muiora, repair ort a p ctalty. Weatern Electric Work a, 818 tta. EYK. AK, NOSIC AND T11KOAT. Treamic n ta bv aiecjallaL. riiniwi flttetl. Dr. F. F. Caaseday. 017 Dakum bL, Sd A Waaa. 01TlClAS. A FIGHT oa hlah Drlcaa. j Why pay $0 to 10 lor a 1 pair or glaaae.a when 1 can nt your evea with first- quality lenaes. good tilled (xamea, aa low a U 0T Goudraao, 191 Morrlaoa au, aaax b ridge. Sailaractluo guaranteed. OSTKOrATUlC A'UVMCLVNf. Dr. R. B. Northrup, 80$ Morgan bldg cor. Broadway and .Washlngtou ata. OfXwa nhona Alain 04; raionc tut loza. PAINTING AND PAPEB UANOLNG. A. OSBOURN. 90 Grand vi li. 3.02 ; paint ing. paper nan King, interior aecorating. PATENT ATTOBN KVS. 1032 Chamber of Cou.merce, Porliand, Or, 100 Victor bldg.. Washington. D. C T. J. GE1SLER, Atty. at Uw, 503 Ueary, wm. t rtnmiii, en, aou uraiiaman. PATENTS procured bjr J. K. Mock, lata of U. S. Patent .iiica, juiu ts. or T. bldg R. C. WRIGHT 22 yaara' practice, U. and Xoralsn patenta, frup Ukum bldg. PACIFIC it.'A.-r hTAilP WOlvKi. 31 aah. at. ft.o; Main 710 and A JT.fl. r:Wl0 MACH1M1 fHOWCAW, HVK gf TOKK PlXTt RES. kAKHAUs MF-a. CO., luia and Kiuaii; ivw 4t.ua o.u iiaauw UAaphajr aad obaBt work. . Fuli raaaonaaia prica W.iara 1-Latuxaa i enoocaae Co., S oN. loth au blltKf MLUU OKWJN tHKX.T Maial War km, 14 "rent w a ssvaAstsi, m as, rfuaoioi, DOlti, raa taurant and Uuat o. a s.id. aiaio tltti. TO HA u s, AN U THAN sP t K, POHTLa.NU Van Storage Co.. oor. igta and h.urny ata., Juat eoii.p.feid aav iVra proot warehouse lor houaano.d a (Tec La. piaaoB atid auiomobhu; couiai&a teparaia nra and vermin-proof rooiuav, aieaju-beai-d piano-room. trunk and rug vau.ia, trackaga Ur carload ahlpmaata; raaa lor moviug, reduced ii-eiaut uit on houae hoid goda to and Iiuiu i&at la tarouga car a, Alain all flapartmenta. C, O. PICK TranMur A Ftorag Co.. otXloa ana comiziouioua -atory uricst arecouse. aaparata non roumi and fireproof au.ia lor va.uabiea; N. W. cor. SM and Pine ata. Pianwa and turn.tura mowd and picktj for ahipmcnt, e pedal ratea made on gwoua Id our through caua to ail oumutic auu lorviMQ porta. Main utt, A 2 I'd. WB hava movd to our new fireproof ator ag wAiviiouM. oo i oar lath and Uo. Heated piano rooma. pri ate lcxx room for furniture, houeuhold foui, trunks, etc. Teams and auto vaua tor moving, for m TuarUing and dtatributlng muii. OUon hoe Tranafer Co., Main oi't A 'J i7, MKHCH A.NDlrflC WAHlahOl'KB. Manning Warenouaa 'iraaaclar Co. lain and Everett ata. on terminal track a. General iraa?fcr and. Xorwaidiug agents. We frata the oixly eaciuaue Luarc.ian diae warenouae In c.:y. Main TuS. A .'.i. OREGON TitANtKSR CO., 7 Qliaan at., cor, lath. Telephon Main ttt or A lib. We own and operate two large oiaaa A" wurehouaea on terminal tzacaa. i-oweat Inaurance ratea lu the city. L PACIFIC Coaat Forwarding Compaay, t'T is.aiivay liciiiiiii diuk., sui iis iioit on household good a la through care to aI domeatic and iort-ma pom;, automubtlea forwarded. For lnf6riuatiou tel. Mar. i4;. MAUlaON-aT. DOCK AND WARKUOUSKr Oitic IStt Mad. eon; general me.cuana.ee. furniture and machinery .tora.; traaafar and forwarding aitnts. pnone Main sdai. PORTLAND ALTO DKU CO., draae and torage; furniture moving aad packUxg. .No. Front, Aiarat.all 1 . .Ho, A WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS AlCGICCLTFRAL EUPLKXUlNTS. Mltrh.a. Lewis A b lever Co., Alorriaoa and d H. M. Wade a Co., sU2-S Hawtaorne ave. ARfUlTl.CTlB.4L H1KJC IRON WOBas. rortiana w tre iron v aa, so aoiuHtMi. ALTO AMI Rl l.UV TOPS. DITJRCILLE BUOOY TUr CO., ioO d t. arTntiAultkd. Mitchell. Lewi ataver Co.. Horrison aad Id ALXOMOBIXJ. BLFfLlatS. BALLOvj a wRiuai, 7tn and uak ts. .u.-wi:r: 1 B. -r a. .111. PACIFIC TENT it AWN. CO.. 1-8 N. lot St. Blrlir.lt rHMKrn AT HOILE. Baggag a omnlbu Transfer, Park a Paris. BICYCLE. MOTORCYCLLA A BlFPLLta bALLuli a WRIOHT. Tth and OaS t. BlUiAD BAURV. Royal Bakery Conf.. inc.. inn and Bveratc BBEWKHs AND BOTXLKliAi. HENRY WE1.NHARD. IgtB and urn1d. rAHIlltllK W O PORTLAND CAHItlAtll WACsV. BODIES. WHEELa SPRINGS. 109 Kortn Foartb Stnet, Main s&as. CABCAKA BAHX AND UBAl'ti ItOOX. KAHN BHOS., 1X1 FRONT ST. T. T. citOWaf CO., 43 Fourth St. (OFlTfH TEAS AND SPIC1CS. CLOPfET a DEVEKS, 1-11 W. Front St. HIT OOOD8. FLEliCHNKR-M AfEH a CO., SOT Ash st. LLlvCTKJCAL St'PPLlKsV. Stnbb Hieotrio Co., ttih and fin ta. V1SH. OVsrLBS AD ICE. KALAH.kl a Co., Inc. I4i Front trot. 4. BAIN ULKt liA I s. Aloers Broa AsuUng Co., Front sod Marshall, H. M. HOLbtH, tioard of Trad, Bid a WADHAM9 a GaOCEBs. CO.. tu-'.i 4th ,C UA1B GOODS. DIAMOND HA1H WORKS. WHOLESALE, 3011-4 PANAMA BLDO. PORTLAND HAIR OOODS CO. WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 DEKL'M BLDO. 11AXS AXD CAPS. THAKHAUSiRilAT CO.. Front UAV. J. H. IClostermss A to., leading hr dealer. HIDES, PELTS. WOOL AND UK4. KA11N BROS.. 1S1 Front L IBON H'OKKH. PACIFIC IKON WCRCa. East and of Burn,id-u brldg. STF.EL STRUCTURAL PLANT. FOUNDRY. ALL ARCHITECTURAL IKON. CASTINOS. STEEL BRIDUED HuOF TRCSSEi carry compiet stoelt of STEEL BEAMS. ANOLF.J, CHANNELS, PLATES, . TEES. LEATHER AND FHOK STORE HI Tl ir. CHAS. L, MASTIC CO.. 74 Front; UatO.r of ov.ry derlptlon. tape, mfg. finding. r. b. IXHiOTSa MACHINERY. VALI-ORT A CO.. 31 Pin, St. MEN'S AND WOMEN'"S NECKTlYiAK. Columbia N.L-strtar AJIg. Co., fe. Fifth su MlLLlNtKY. BRAPSHAW BROS.. Morrison and Tth ta ORNAMENTAL IRON AND HIKi Portland Wlr A Iron V as , 2d a Columbia. rAlMa AND WALL PAPLaV PlONEr.it Pa IN i CO, loo First l W. P. FL LLEH at CO.. lit to and Davie. PIPE. 1'11'E llTllNtiS AND IAIU4, M. L. HLl.Sr.. k4-e rtoct It fUMUlNU AND STEAM bLPPLlES. M. L. kLl.vt - Front su PRINTERS AND nBUMUBs, F. W, bALiae A CO.. 1UT AND OA A STa PltODl t E COMMISSION MLaitliANTa. CMCKD1SO A lAKHLLL. UK Front ,U HOrK AND BIN 1EM TWINE. Portland Cord Co., l.iii and N urtnma SAM AND (isCV A.L. COLVMBIA DltiO.H Co.. fool of Ank,,. SASU, liOOKs AND CLAD'. W. P. FULLER A CO.. latb at.d Liavia SAWMILL MACIUNEHY. PORTLAND Iron Works. Mtn and North re a SODA lOt NTAIN St PPL1L4. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO, as Front at. WALL PAPER. MORI3AN TVALL PAPER CO.. 2S0 d at. WHOLESALE Jl.W I.UKS OPTICIANS. B L 1 1EKKI ELD HHPs., MOHAWK: BU)". wTSr and IRON WORK... Portland Wir A Iron Wka, Sd A Columbia. Dr. Morriaoa Tells Hearers Not to Lin ger Among the Graven. Bat Irftolt to tbe Life to Come. Every available ssat In the vast an ditorlum of Trinity Episcopal Church wa occupied and scores of men and women stood reverently throughout th long and elaborate service of gone, prayer and sermon yesterday morning;. "The Menage of the Easter Tide,' aid Dr. A. A. Morrison. "Is the meg sags of immortal Ufa Let us not lln eer among the graves; strewing flowers upon them Is a tender sentiment bu there Is a higher, a more glorious and Inspiring thought the thought th there Is a life to come. "Philosophers have striven by analy sis and reasoning for years to find solution of the problem, that was made Ea.,r Vance. San Pedro for Astoria 15 clear ty tna resurrection or our Lora. mile, west of tan p,dro, "There are three facts that comfort us: first, tne revelation tnat ooa is tne father of all; second, that we are the children of Ood: third, the fact of Im mortal being; but without this third. tbe other two would avail little. "I wish that you could all receive this Easter message of Immortal being so sublimely: that It could so com pletely entrance and enamour you with the nersonalltv of Jesus Christ that you would And every Sunday an Easter Bun- day; that you would come here again and again each time gathering more oi the spirit of 'Faith and Love.'" Lr. Morrison extended a welcome to the throng that listened attentively to his word and urged all who heard him to come next week to the "Oo-to-Church Sunday" servlcea Dean Ramsey to Be Cllett. A delegation from the vestry of 6L Mary's Episcopal Church, of Eogena, will wait upon the ltev. II. M. Hamgey, dean of St. Stephens procathcdral, to dav. and present him arguments in favor of accepting a call to the church of the University town. Mr. Ksmsey Is popular among his parish members here and they are urging him to remain in Portland. He recently was offered a flattering call to the East, but was prevailed upon to dr-llne. DAILY MET EO ROLOO IC AL REPORT. PORTLAND. April 12. Maximum temper ature, 65 degree,; minimum, 42 degree,, hlv.r reading at B A. M., O.U fct: change in last 24 boors, 0.3 toot rise. Total rainfall (S P. M. to S P. M.I. 0.0a inch,; total rain fall since September 1, IBIS. 54.03 Inch,.: normal rainfall since September 1. 3S.o3 Inches; deficiency of rainfall since September 1. lUij, 4 inch,. Total sunshine April 12. none; possible sunshine, 13 hour,, 2 minute,. Barometer (reduoed to ,a level) at C 1. M, il.W7 Inches. THE WEATHER. a. t W i p .1 stations. ! si! !, LIFK HELD TO BE HOPELESS IK IT EXDS WITH DEATH OX EARTH. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CHORUS CHEERS PATIENTS IN PORTLAND HOSPITALS WITH SONGS AND PL0WERS ON EASTER DAY. Dr. C. A. Mock, President of Western I Vnion ColleKe, Speaks at First raited Evangelical Chnrcb, "The .Abolition of Death" was the subject of the sermon by Dr. C. A. lock, president of the Western Union College of La Mars. Ia.. yesterday morning In the First United Evangeli cal lnurt-ii, x.auu n Auuitiuii, XJr. uuia , pointed out that the abolition of death 1 was accomplished through the resurrec- tion of Jesus Christ, and without this, then tnriAArl were the human rac-e face to face with blackness and despair without hope. "We came Into this world without , t our consent." said Dr. Mock, "and we 4 are buffeted by turmoil and suffering B and Hardship, and if tms ine ends an, then indeed is our portion one of black ness and despair. Then, indeed, must some cruet monster ruie twia nut tnei a God or love. Life would be ft monstrous I cruel Joke if it ends here. Our fate I would be cruel, indeed. Without Christ we are without hope. 'If man die, shall he live again?" is answered only Viy Christ. Nature gives no answer to that tiueHtlon. I have long ceased to ask nature to answer this question. It .Klves no answer. Philosophy does not K've the answer. Science does not answer, for it does not know, although It pretends' to have solved the secret of lifo. - Nobody has ever returned from the hereafter to tell about life there. "o man or woman has ever communi cated with thoe who have passed be yond, hut all is silent and sealed. iSoienco talis nothing of the future, it says It will create life, and yet It knows nothing about life. No chemist Jigg been able to probe the secret of - ' - " .a - . . i - . . it..,. j- r- " ... ' ? ' V'. ;.rf -v.. .' --iv. k a (,. Photo by EL Roaco rnhln. l pftr Raw Le te HUaO, AV. B. t'trci, If. A. Werrrl, C. C. Kick. Re W. Lofatedt Cfomt Howard, T. Small. C harl W. Kaikllaa. J. R. Ya.e. I-.mU Nelwrn, V. S Porter. W. Plumidwre, A. t rulkahank. U. t 4 Howe f. .4 Ucrlaamaa. I-,. ). More C. Jaa terlln. IC A. ffalwlai. IX- C. Vergrn- noa Lower Kerr Left to Hieat . Ceoraria Vaari, V. Waller, Rlee. tirhe, Mar Bnrdlvk l.ydla Noble, KrUtk M. Lawwa, 1,11a i'lark, Kva Vaw, tertrud ksudaoa, Jt-etate? Hammond. II II ma Kredxell, Carrie "later. Mande ftantrh, Mra. Klla llobergf Triple t IM reetor. Jeaa W olverfoa. Mrs. T. M. Stvlt, Marrlet lanread. lira, Boaa Duutii, Gtrtrnile Beatoav, V Ira lata MrKeaatc Tarra Kaniiaoa, He ho Io. Madalla Vaaee. Beaa Keila, Marl a V 1, eater, I.IUtaa Datnmaa, Jeaala BeeLatol, Mrs. K. M, Vaaee. May Korabaiuth. Ilaker liolf-e Boston .......... alararr ......... AUII Denver Dca Moines , Duluth Eureka , Oalveattm Helena Jackaonvllle . .. . , Kanaaa Cltr Klamath Falla... oa Angeles Marehfield Medford Montreal New Orifane New York North Head aPendletoD ...... Phoenfx: ........ pooatello ....... Portia ml Roaxiura Sacramento I,ouis Pt. I'aul Salt Ike an Francleeo. . . Seattle K)okan Tacoma Tatooati laland.. Walla Walla t aahinsTton Winnipeg at-ulsriNO NOllCKa. , A O. K. M. C Caremonlal aeaaion Wedneadar. April 1. at d P. M ., Armory, Teat it and Couch ata. Business aea aion at the Armory at T. M. Petitions matt te lit the hands of the .Recorder not later than 2 P. M., April 1. Candidates mutt pre- sant themselves at the Ar morv not later than t 1ft . M. Vlalttna nohlea cordiallv lnvltad. Hv or. der ot the potentate. 1ILOII J. BOYD. Recorder. O.Oi'.lS Hli ICIoudy On O.ti 4 N cloudy en 0.02 40 NWit"lar . o.mi in s Pt. clondy rlj II.I,II N l.ar o.io . .1. . ..!'liudr atio.otit 4-HK it'lear St o.imi' 4 Hv U'lear 4'.',ll.00;ls NE flear let! T. (10 SW (Haln S4 O OOil" NE t louar in r 4 SW 5 14 SH j r-y a. o. n. m. s M Ar-er Al Ksder Tempi a; Tf Ihg noblea who ar AL KADER TEMPLE, A. Members of nd visli- to taX part In th circus parade, are hereby ordered la report at Multnomah Field Thursda.. April 10. at lit A. M. sharp. Parade will start promptly t lO:::0. Wear your res. UAH VET HECK WITH. Potatata Mt, T. 14 0.12! H1 0 . OtV el n.rio CO O.tn'i sW fin o.oi 4 s at o.nj: W so O.Oo an NWlt'lear tii 11.04 41 NW'flesr Clear Cloudy ('liar i t. cloudy t tear Italn Cloudy a MT. 'i'AbOH LOIXlE, NO. S. .f A- ASH A. The lodge has a,pH a accept.! an Invitation to visit Grliam Loilg and confer th f- M, degree. Tueerlsy eceninc. ni'ni i - r-ii.ciai car m-i I i.av . Itain Cloudy rt. cloudy Clear Cloudy at o.li is FK. eii.o.Oui eiV 61.1 T. 4 SW t4 0.001 4 W 4 O.OlilO KtV O.lin 6 NW 11,111 f,H .02i 4 NWiRaln 7o u.uii' ! clear fi.i'.lMit , tr iv. le.r 00 n.001 i;H; IClear fVl'ii.(Hi!12 S"W Clear 7n O.Oilj a w Clear Rs n.io i'j sV Cloudy r,i ti.tici 4 a cloudy o; T. il' W cloudy Mil T. lies I Rain flt'O.on'. 4 pcv Cloudy it l.,'lft 1-1. a .'.'.I 84'.00 B E ciar First and Aider etrt, tomorrow (Tu,ed,vi ev.nlng. a 4o o'clock. All members are urged to be present. M. R. SPATLDING. Secretary. willaaietth lodge, no. A. F. AND A. M. Special com- a munlratlon this (Monday) even V. if. st 7: 80 o'clock. Work In K. A. degree. Vleltlng brethren wel come. W. S. WEEK i. Pec. FRATf RXaI. Br.OTH ERHOOD OI OPK OON, LOLKiW NO. IiftT, win giv an infa-mal ilanre Tu'-dny, April 14. at the Swiss Ha M, 2s3t Third atreet. Four-piece union orchee tra. Members and fnauCs In vii JOHN U KOitu, rrea. HARMONY LODHE. NO. 12. A . F. A N D A. M. H tMted ooni - m u ii icr i ii7i iniji i nnnyj eve., at WEATHER COaNTJITIONS. A new diatu-banr haa made lt appaar- anre over Hrttieh o'umnii wnlrn has mupfa rain alontr the Washington cnaat, weetern Oregon and entremn Northern csniornia. HlKh-preaeure areas overne tne Minaie ei and the barometer Is relatively low over the New Keg. and Htitie. Ue.de8 tne prwupna. tlon In this riintrlrt Inoal ralne have fallen In ttouthern I'ftlirorniri. portions t i"xas, Ktorlda. the Lower Mialaelipl Valler, Mid dle Atlajitic and New Knaland Ptatea. Jt la warmer In the lower l lurl ana omo leya and rooler In the Inwer Mississippi Val ley and Northern Miniieaota. Tna condition! are lavuranie ror inoweri In this diatrltTt Monday, with ho marked changes in ttmperatura. rORKCAlT3: Portland and vicinity Showers; southerly winds. Oregon and Washington tShowera: south erly wlnda, with nioJerate aoulherly gale along the roast. Id u ho Shower. KTuva ! : r A T'B tT f. T!ntH"t FfriTannr. AUCTION HAIB TODAY. KnrrJ Auction Houa?, 211 1st. Furniture, carpet a. etc ffaJa at It P. M. At Wliiwn'i Aurtfnn House, st 10 A. M Purnitnra.. loa-g Vtrat at. MfcETINO NOTICES. Ml'T.TNOM All I'dlNCIL'. HOY At AK r A Nt M. me-1 st K. P. Hall. 11th and Al der atreeie, the iwvrpd and fnrlh Monnayn of earh tuontil at f P. M. Vleitira --rdt;iy aeloomed. K.. IK. It K K O, Kec. Broad y. MARTIN A FORCES CO.. flortata t1 Waahlnston. Main ia. A 129. F lowers tor AU 0t.caa.oBS ai tisiUally arranged. welcomes Vlaiting brethren W. M. UK I.IN. Sec. MARTHA WAffHINOTON CHAP TEK, NO. 14. O. K, S. stated meet in tr this t Monti ay evening Et s:'i and Burmmle. Dtirea, Order W. M. nnT.i, tucnMOXD, sec. KN1GHT8 AND I,ADIKP OK HEOfRITY will jrte a r-arl party and danre Monday even In K. April 1.1. Uord music and prises. Mnch futer Hall. P.. a &h airt eL Cards nlvarp. Admiaaion I .". mrp. VH-"OV -In this eiiy. April 12. at Oan tithein s vs., Klmauri-.e W i inon, aaod .J years, be.nved father pf Walter K. ai)d John T. Wl.aon. MrS. Clara B.uck, Mra. Kinnm Wood and C'liarta A. and Fred A. Wilson. Remalna at I'earann'a undertaking parloi a. TOOMHS - In thin Hiv. Aj-ril 12. at hla lat residence, r4 Plinotit si., Jerflntnh l"erle Toomha, aced yeirs. The remains r ai Hie raivi'liicw tllts:i n.eit t cf j . l Finley tt Son. M -n i a tn rj , at Gtli e'. NotKe of lunoral he realtor. New York Cli y rper please copy. ANUl'RHOV April IC. Sir'. l.cn;t Anderawii, a;id 7 4 year, uif.t her if It. 11. W " ' hif, f ITrtJuntt ; . 11. William, of "--" -s .City; Mrs. Wlllinm Ouyett. N-w Y"ra. It -nialna at A. It. Zeiler Co.'s parlor, v- Hliwma ave. HT'lllKt" - At Ml l-exinttn avenuo. April pj. W illiam H. lluchei. aaed ears. V n.ont'ie, HI B. Keiiiftine nt 1 lH t4H ro.ral parlora. ltt7 a., jr.th al. 'uneial none la t er. Mi'KlM t At' K. 1th et . Aj-rll H. Wll lt.ll. li. 1 Hi'Kltl. aced TB VPnia. 1 Tn'-nth. lai. lU'inmim ttt llemptock'e funeral par,ois, nib i sW- Jim. JfunLTai awuce laicr.