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TTTE MORXTXG OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1914. 13 WILSON KOWASKED TO AID SUPPORTERS Democrats Who Helped Presi . dent Seek Campaign Work From Executive. MANY "IN BAD" AT HOME Members of Congress look for Fair Exchange From Head of Nation as Means of Explaining Away Doubt in Minds of Many. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash ington, June 16. Demacrats in Con gress -who bars bean following the President since the beginning of his Administration, supporting- his legisla tive programme without question and upholding him in other ways when ho has been criticised, are now beginning to appeal to the President to assist them in the coming campaign. Already the President is being urged to go upon the stump this fall in a number of states, primarily to help out Sen ators or Representatives who have been unwavering in their loyalty to him, and before the campaign actually opens scores of other invitations will be of record at the White House. At this late day a great many Dem ocrats realize that they have Injured their standing at home by blindly fol lowing the President, especially at times when the President has shaped his course contrary to the direction of current opinion, and especially are some Democrats alarmed because they have been supporting the President on the canal tolls Issue against their own personal ' Judgment and in the face of the last National Democratic platform. Fair Exchange Asked. "We have ungrudgingly supported the President on all his policies," said one Democratic Senator who now Is fearful of the consequences that await him when he returns to nis state mis Fall, asking re-election, "and it seems only fair that the President in turn should give us as loyal support as we gave him.' That is a sentiment that is quite general in the ranks of those Democrats who have surrendered their own convictions on the tariff, and on the canal tolls bill, and it is found among House Democrats as well as among Senatora Whether the President will yield to entreaties that have been and are yet to be made to him to go upon the stump has not been hinted by the White House, but if the President should consent to make a swing around the circle, and deliver a series of speeches supporting his legislative pro gramme, as well as his administrative record, there would be great surprise among men of both parties in Congresa Even those who have appealed to the President to come to their aid have little hope that their appeals will be heeded. This growing belief that the Presi dent, after having caused great em barrassment to members of his own party in Congress, will decline to make a direct appeal to the voters in the more important states is causing a steadily increasing hostility to grow up among Democrats in the Senate, and even now there Is talk in the cloak rooms of abandoning the anti-trust bills and adjourning, notwithstanding the demands of the President. Senators Now See Anew.. There are few Senators who believe their chances of re-election will be etrengthened by spending two months in Washington debating the anti-trust question, and there is an Increasing number on the Democratic side who believe there is more to be gained by asserting themselves, and showing in dependence, than by remaining in ses sion against their better Judgment and solely because the President Insists upon amending the Sherman anti-trust law. . Hen like Vardaman and Tillman and Martina are among those who believe it is incumbent upon the President to become very active in the interest of Democratic candidates for the Senate and House of Representatives, espe cially since the embarrassment of the party today is due largely to the con duct of the Administration, and the legislative programme that has been crammed down the throat of Congress by the Chief Executlva T. R.'S 'TREASON' TOPIC JUDGK AXiTOX B. PARKER MABYEL8 AT VOTERS' RETICENCE. Betired Executive's "Bragging" of Scheme to Intrude ea State's Bights and Violate Fundamental law. HEW HAVEN, Conn, June 15. "Something Is radically wrong in the mental processes of the electorate," said Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York, once Democratic candidate for the Presidency, addressing the gradu ating class today at the Yale Law School. "Something is radically wrong," he continued, "or else patriotism Is at last gasp, when with hardly a whisper of protest a retired Chief Executive may brag to representatives of the people of his treasonable scheme to intrude on state rights and violate otherwise the fundamental law by establishing re ceivership over coal mines pending a strike, admitting without a suspicion of decent shame that he had well con sidered that his offense might be Im peachable if committed impeachable, of course, only because the acts planned would have been unconstitu tional and lawless." Continuing. Judge Parker said: "Our forebears, clear of head and far of sight, anticipated Just such vicious attacks by those in power and sought to Insure to us a government of lawa, and not of men. and through their wisdom such a movement is ours for a little vigilance." The true patriotism, the speaker said, is the only brand that will pro duce real citizenship, and It is free from selfishness and shorn of pyro technlca True patriotism. Judge Parker de clared. Is the only foundation on which service can rest, not the oratorical type that loves the flamboyant peroration and the applause of the crowd. CHINESE ARTISANS IN PORT Orientals to Build China's Pavilion for 1915 Exposition. SAN FRANCISCO. Cel, June 15. (Special.) Accompanied by S3 artisans who will erect the Chinese pavilion, Hal Chan Hwang and. Yuen, Lu Shu. commissioners from China to the Panama-Paclflo Exposition, arrived, in PORTLAND ABSTRACTS Of TITLK. PROMPT SERVICE at reasonabl price. Pacific Title Trust Co., 1 Cham, of Com. ACCOKOIO.N FLKATiU. K. 6TEPHAN Hemstitching and scalloping, accord, side pleat, buttons covered, goods sponged; mall orders. 3S3 Alder. M. 1373. AAoAxaJ& AiM) AJV AClBTgi. G1LBKKT a MAX.! successors Wells s Co., ou to t13 couch blug, lua 4th. M ilSu. idO.NTA-NA ASSAY OFFICE Laboratory and ore-testing worka. 12 S 2d su AIXOKJSiiYb. J. R. GliENFl-lL General practice, ab stracts, contracts, collateral, etc; consul tatloa free. New offices, Jul, 70S. lull Bell lug bids. Main open evenings. Counsellor-at-law. Z2) bailing Bids. NORTH WT rtUG CO. Hunt Irom old csr. pets, rag ruga, las iSast atn. iiotQ pnoue. CELLLLOIU BtlM.Mj, BAIXi. THJS UiWlN-HO.D6U. COMVA-iSi , 2 &ta st. Phone Mam 812 and A list. CHJJtOirOlUsXS. William, Estelle and William. Jr.. Dveny, the only scientific chiropoajst In the city. Parlors, l)2 Gerlinger bias., S. W. cor. 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301. UrL Jfl.lTclllK, aseptic chiropodist and loot specialist, treats all ills of the foot wltnout pain; 24 years' experience; lady assistant. 31)6 AllSKy bldg. Main 8762. Dr. and Mrs. tfletcaer. painless chiropodist, over tne Hazeiwood. Mftts 3713, A 6129. CHlnOPOD x and pedicuring. Mrs. D, H11L Offices, yiienner bigg. Main 8474 CitlKOPKACTlC PHKblCiANS. OR. M'MAHON,. 121 4ta and 87S Williams ave. Lady attendants bota offices; IS ad justment flu. Main 206. East 6623. CLKANLNU AND l'KLSsLNO. DKSBb' SUITS for rent; we press one suit each week for f 1.30 per month. CK1Q.UB TAILOKIKO CO., 809 Stark Bl. bet. 5 lb and tttn. Main 514. COAL AND WOOD. KNIGHT coal has no equal; a clean, hard, Qulok-nrlng, long-enduring Utah coal. Al blns Fuel Co., sole agents. COUUEtTiOJSB. Accounts, notes, judgments collected. "Adopt Bbort Methods." Short Adjustment Co., S2 N. W. Bank bldg. Main .74. COLLECTION AQESCY. MEIH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1786. No collections, no charge. DANUNO. SCR, and Mrs. Heath's academy; dancing taught in all .Its branches; class FrL eve 8 to 10. 281i)) Morrison., cor. 2d. Mar. 818. Waiting-Ireland Dancing Academy, Allaky bldg., 8d and Morrison; modern and stage dancing taught dally. Phone Main SOlS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. R. M. Wade Cot. 882-38 Hawthorne ave. ARCHITECTURAL WIRE UPON WORKS Portland Wire Iron Wks, 2d and Columbia ACTO AND BUGGY TOPS. DUBRTJ1LLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 2U0 Id st ACTOMOBIXB SUPPLIES. BALIOTJ as WRIGHT. 7th and Oak sta AWNTNGS, TENTS AND SAILS. PACIFIC TENT at AWN. CO.. 1-3 N. 1st st BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME. Baggage A Omnibus Transfer. Park A Davla BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES SUPPLIES. BALLOU & WRIGHT. 7th and Oak sta BREAD HA&EBX. Royal Bakery A Conf.. Inc.. 11th and Everett ' BREWERS AND BOTTLErST HENRY WE1NHARD. 13th and Burnslda CARRIAGE WORKS. . fUttlLAAO L'SSSUQS WKS. 0 1 BODIES. WHEELS. SPRINGS. 108 North Fourth Street Main (SIS. CASCABA BARK AND GRAPE BOOT. KAHN BROS.. 181 FRONT ST. CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER. F. T. CROWS CO, 46 Fourth Street. COFFEES, TEAS AND SPICES. CLOSSET A PEVERS. 1-11 N. Front SU DRY GOODS. FLEISCHNER, MAYER 4 CO.. 807 Ash SU San Francisco today on the steamship Chlyo Manx. Hsi Chan Hwang- speaks English fluently, having been educated at Berea, Ohio. Bis companion speaks no English. In addition to the S3 artisans who came with the commissioners 40 more will arrive in a short time on the Tenyo Maru. The artisans will all camp on the Chinese concession at the Ex position grounds. They brought their own rice with them, three tons of It. The Chinese pavilion, which will be a replica of one of the palaces In the forbidden city in Pekln, is being; built in China. It will be taken apart, shipped to San Francisco and reas sembled on the Exposition grounds. It will cost about 176,000 in American money. JUROR OVERCOME BY HEAT Circuit Court at Eugene Adjourns. Temperature Reaches 92. EUGENE. Or., June 15. (Special.) The Circuit Court here today was ad journed fbr a short time because of the heat when A. T. Baker, a juror in the case of Joe Burgess against the Willamette Pacific Railroad, was over come by the heat and had to be car ried from the courtroom. Eugene has experienced two days of hot weather. The maximum tem perature has been 82 degrees for each day. COMPANIONSSEE BOY SINK Boy Scouts Unable to Rescue laid Who Ventures Into Deep Water. HOOD RIVER, xOr, June IB. (Spe cial.) Glen Goodall. the 17-year-old son of M. R. Woodburn. while bathing with boy scouts in the Columbia slough north -of the city this afternoon, AwnvntkA while his companions looked on, unable to aid him. Young Goodall swam into tne water, into which none of his compalons dared venture. He was apparently seized by cramps. The cries of the boys were beard by Earl Clark, a member of a Western Union construction gang, who Immedi ately hastened to the scene and dived CLASSIFIEDAD. BATES 1 Dally and Sunday. Per Lbie. One time ............. ....t8 bame ad two masecutlve times. ........ .se Same ad three consecutive times. 30e fcame ad six or seven eoosecutlve times, .see The above rates apply to advertisements Bnder "New Today- and all other classifica tions except the following: Situations Wanted Male. Situations Wauted Female. For Rent, Rooms. Private Families. Rooms and Board. Private Families. Rate oa the sastv classifications Is 7 cents a line eah Insertion. - When one advertisement Is not run la cen seciitive issues tue one-time rale applies. 8ix average words count as ome line oa less than two Unes. On "charge advertisements charge will so based on the number of lines appearing In the paper, regardlesa of the number of words in each Una. Minimum charge, two lines. The Oregonian will accept classifies ad vertisements ever the telephone, providing the advertiser Is a subscriber to either phone. No prices will be goo led ever the phone, but bill will be rendered tbe following day. Whether subsequent advertisements will be accepted over the phone depends upon the nromptaeaa of payment of telephone adver iiseiuenta. Situations Wanted and Personal advertisements will not be accepted over the teleuboae. Orders for oae insertion only will kT accented for "Furniture for Sale," "Busi ness Opportunities," " Rooming -House" and "Wanted to Bent." . The Oregonian will not guarantee aoenney sr assume responsibility for errors eoeurriag In telephoned adverlisementa. Tbe Oregoniaa will not bo reopens! bis far more tlian one incorrect Insertion of any advertisement offered lor snore than one time.. BUSINESS DIRECTORY DANCING. PROF. WAL WILSOJ4 dancing school ; waits, one-step, two-step, echottische, hesitation waits, stage dancing; lessons. 20c; every morning, afternoon, -evening ; guarantee to teach anybody who walks now to dance. 85 ft 5th st.. bet. Stark and Oak. Main 7i3 DENTISTS. DR. A. W. KEESE, Majestic Theater bldg.. 351 K Washing lop st. Marshall 3205. DIES AID TOOLS. DIES AND TOOLS. Phone Marshall 1037, 1 ring; A 417. EYE. EAR, JOaE AND THROAT. Treatments by specialist; glasses fitted. Dr. P. F. Casseday. 517 JJekum bL. 3d A V ash. ELECTRIC MOTORS. MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented and repaired. We do all kinds of repair ing and rewinding; ail work guaranteed. H. M. H. Electric. Co., 81 first su North. Phone Main U21U. WE BUY. sell, rent and exchange new and second-hand motors; reualr work a spe cialty. Western Blectric works, 213 6th. EOUMXB AND MACHINE WORKS. PHOENIX Iron Works, East 3d and Haw thorne. General machine and foundry work. KODAKS. KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; developing, printing and enlarging. P1K.IQ Ja MARla HAM CO.. 340 Washington St. MACHINERY. Engine, boilers, sawmills bought, sold and exchanged. The J. IJ. Martin Co.. Portland. MATTRESS WORKS. ONLY soiontlhcally thorough renovating In the city. Advise us. East 870. MESSENGER SKRV1CK. HASTY MESNGR CO., motorcycles and bicycles. Phone Main 63, A 2162. MUSICAL. BMIL TH1ELHOKN. violin teacher; pupil Sevclk. 2117 Fliedner bldg. A 4100, Mar. 13211 NATIROPATH1C PHYSICIANS. DR. PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis, ner vous chroAlo diseases. 60s Oregoniaa bldg. OPTICIANS. va '1UHT on hi f frV4 lWhy pay (6 to V VIPSir f glasses w aw atsolit your eyes w .A FIGHT on high prices flu tor a when 1 can lit your eyes wita Xlrst- auallty lenses, gold-filled frames, s-i low as 81.60 T Goodman, lul Morrison su, near bridge. Satisfaction guaranteed. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Dr. R. B. Northrup, 808 Morgan bids., cor. Broadway and Washington sts. Otlloe phone Main 84tf; residence. Bast 1028. PATENT ATTORNEYS. T. J. GE16LER, Atty-at-Law, 603 Henry. Wm. C Schmltu Eng. and Draftsman. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Stubbs Ejeclrlo Co.. 6th and Pine sta FISH, OYSTERS AND ICE. MALARKEY & CO.. Inc. 148 Front su GRAIN MERCHANTS. Albers Bros. Milling Co., Front and Marshall. H. M. HOUSER, Board of Trade bldg. UBOCERS. WADHAMS A CO.. gs-75 4th SU HAIR GOODS. DIAMOND HAIR WORKS, WHOLESALE, 203-4 PANAMA BLDO. PORTLAND HAIR GOODS CO., WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 PEKUM BLDG, HATS AND CAPS. THANHAUSER HAT CC. 58-5 o Front st HIDES, PELTS, WOOL AND FLKa. KAHN BROS.. 181 Front SU IRON WORKS. i PACIFIC IRON WORKS. ' East end of Burnslde bridge. STEEL STRUCTURAL. PLANT. FOUNDRY. sit. ARCHITECTURAL IRON. CASTINGS. STEEL BRIDGES ROOF TRUSSES. Carry Complete Stock of STEEL BEAMS, ANGLES. CHANNEL PLATES. TEES. LEATHER AND SHOE STOBE SUPPLIES. CUA& L. MASTICK as CO.. 74 Front; leather of every description, taps, mfg. findings LOGGING MACHINERY. I'. B. MALLORY 4V CO.. 231 Pine SU MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co. 83 Fifth su for the body of the young man. Vain attempts were made by resuscitation. ASHES SCATTERED IN BAY Toledo Elks Hold Services for Hurley Iutz on Taqulna Scow. TOLEDO, Or., June 15 (Special.) The ashes of Hurley Lutz, ez-Couhty Assessor and Deputy County Clerk, were scattered on the Taqulna Bay to day under the auspices of the Elk lodge of Albany, Or. Mr. Lutz died in Portland a few years ago, and it was his will that his ashes be disposed of in this way. The Elks of Toledo arranged services to be held on a scow one mile from Toledo, where the boat Wallusky sank, this being the boat that brought him to Toledo in an early day from Astoria. Investigations by the Geological Survey of the erosion of numerous drainage basins of the United States show that the surface of the country Is being worn away at a rate of about an inch In 760 yeara AUCTION BALES TODAY. At Baker's Auction House, 166-188 Park sU Furniture, large collection of books, rugs, etc Bale at 10 o'clock. MEETING NOTICES. OREGON COUNCIL, ROYAL. ARCANUM Meets at the Arca num Hall, Masonic Temple, the first and Third Tuesdays at 8 P. M Visitors cordially welcomed. O. O. HALL, Secretary, 6B East 14th su p. or in. PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. 8T. O. BL fl. Stated communication this (Tuesday) evening, 834 Rus sell streeu Degrees. By order of the W. M. ANNA L. PTTPLEY. Bccy. Portland's Building Directory Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Attorneys. DUNTWAT. RALPH R. Mala 1880. . 29-611 Insurance. VINCENT, 8. P. CO. Main 1634. ......816 Beat Estate. KEA8EY, DORR E. & CO. Main 1189... Board of Trade Building Attorneys. BEACH. SIMON ft NELSON. Main 5128.. T0 Broken, Stocks, Bonds and Grain. OVERBECK ft COOKE CO, ., A 6381. Main 32 216-218 Real Estate. BARRETT BROS. Main 8496..... .JjOJ WALLER. FRANK L. Mala S2iS lOU Lewis Buildintf Bonds, Stocks, Grain and Cottoa. WILSON, J. C CO. A.418T. Mar 8848. Builders and Beul Estate. BUMMERS, W. J. Marshall 8761 806-SOi Consulting Engineers. LUCIUS. W. W. Marshall Ms 81S-S1T Selling Building Kodaks, Opticians. COLUMBIA OPT L CO. .Mar. 819. .Qd fir. Prescription Druggists NATJ, FRANK. Main 721. A 2721... 04 fix. piano Wholesalers. HOLT. E. H- PIANO CO. M. 1998 207-6 Spalding Building Attorney. Consulting Engineer. KYLE. Q. A Marshall 4111 Mortgage Loans, BAIN. JOHN. A 742. Main 8021 ...T18 ...807 BAT CITY LAND CO. M. 111.. ..701-702 Wilcox Building Optician, Optometrist. KOLLE, DR. D. W. M. 4145. A 7888. .708-707 Publle Utility Specialist. FOSHAY. WILBUR B. Main 6272 1014 Bern! Estate. B. P. PALMER-JONSi CO. M. .... 404 PATENT ATTORNEYS. 1032 Chamber of Commerce, Portland. Or. t i C T- C O UiKR"T.TM. iOO Vlotor Bldg..Washington, P. C PATENTS procured' by i. K. Mock, late of V. 6. Patent Office. 584 N. W. Bank bldg. B. O. WRIGHT 22 years' practice u. and foreign patents. SuO Pekum blag. PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office, near 24th and York sts. Main 843J. BCBBER STAMPS. SEALS. BRASS SION8. PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. 231 Wash. SU Phone Main 710 and A alio. SEWING MACHlNEa. SEWING machines, new, 2 "Pi "1 T chlnes 2 up, renting and repairing. Main V43L Sewing Macniue Emporium, 1U Deu limnui am SEWING Machine Exchange; new and used machines irom ss up, u , ,., ; 1 tJ.. ..v. . SHOWCASE BANK at STOKE flXXVHXS. MARSHALL MFG. CO., Win and siaau. nVw and old window display and cabinet work. ' STORAGE AND TRANSFER. PORTLAND Van Storage Co., Co.. 13th and Kearney sts., just completed new fire proof warehouse lor household effects. Dianoe and automobiles; contains separate tire and vermin-proot rooms, steam-heated piano-room, trunk and rug vaults, trackake lor carload shipments, vans tor mov"(T; reduced Ireight rales on house hold, soods to and irom East In through cars. Main oou. ait uByn- r. o PICK Transfer Storage Co. Offices and commodious 4-siory brick warehouse, seoaratelrou rooms and fireproof vaults Jo? vaTl"l.i. N. W. cor. 2d and Pine ets. PianoV end. furniture moved and packed forshipment; speoil rates maue on goous our through cars to all aomesilo and xoreign pori. t r, . . -1.. i. u en New Dreproof warehouse with separate rooms. W move and pack household toot? and pianos and ship at reduced faTei Ato vans and teams for moving inrwardme and distributing agents. Ares tkaglOfflc. ana warehousa, 16th aau Hoy I sis. Main 647, A 224l. MANNING WAREHOUSE TRANSFER CO. 13th and Everett sts Pianos and household goods mTed. packed and shipped. Reduced 'ht rate in household goods to ,"dn,trui,,"u Through car seivie. m . rl . i, . r-. a) a U W.H I Jl IS xurh.riir.iud machinery storage; "ansier and forwarding agents. Phone Main WL wtkkinARY COLLEGES. c' F VETERINARY COLLEGE begins Sept. ..' . .MrA..iaii offers eauai oppor- tunltyf Catalogue iree. C Keaner Pres. Market su. San Francisco. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, METAL LATH. The J. McCraken Co., 1114 Board of Trade. aaies ageui loicui BRADSHAW BROS.. Morrison and 7th sta Portland Wire a Iron Wks.. 2d and Columbia ,. . , x , w i, will. I'A I'KJL DtnvrLu uaivp dn l&s IT i rat mt W. P. FULLER a CO.. 13th and Davla PIPE. PIPE F1TTT1NU8 AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-8 Front SU PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. L. KLINE. 34-33 Front SU PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. F. W. BAL'l'ES A CO.. 1st and Oak sta PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVERU1NG FAKKELL, 1411 Front SU u.iiil' A.-i. UIKIili'K Ttt'lNa Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrop. c v ax:, r:nit'VI COLUMBIA DIGGER CO.. foot of Ankeny. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER a CO., lath and Davla SAWMILL MACHINERY. PORTLAND Iron Works. 14th and Northrup SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.. Front SU WAI.I. PAPER. HOROAN WALL PAPER CO.. 110 Id SU WHOLESALE JEWELERS a OPTICIANS. UUTTERF1ELP BROS.. MOHAWK BLDG. WIRE AND IRON WORKS. Portland Wire a Iron Wks.. 2d and Columbia MEETING NOTICES. PORTLAND LODGE, NO. 53, A F. and A M. Special com munication tills (Tuesday) P. M.. 2 o'clock, for the purpose of conducting funeral services of C3 . Wm 13 ll.iin., tf-m- bers please bring a'utos. v Visitors welcome. By order W. M. gTEADMAN. Sec INDIAN WAR VETERANS OF .muu n.iIPTf ffli will assemble at Woodmen of World Hall, Eleventh, near Washiugton street, at 10 a. an. 'or annual grand encampmenU OTTO KLEEMANN, Grand AdJutaoU HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO. 111. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Tuesday) evening at T:Si), Maaonlo Temple Work E. A. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. C. B. MILLER, Secretary. FLORISTS. FUNERAL FLOWERS AT LOWEST PRICES Beautiful wreaths, pillows and special designs at prices extremely low; easkttt sural s as low as 11.50. Lubllner, florists. 2 Morrison su. Portland Hotel block. MARTIN ft FORBES .CO.. florists. 147 Wasnlngton. Main 3t. A 1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP, Sd and Alder sts. Funeral designs and sprays at rea sonable pricea Max M. Smith. Mala T215. A MJL Selling bldg. BORN. quirk To Mr. andTltrs. J. F. Quirk, a DIED. DESEHR June 18. at JSOS B. 3d t , Hannah, aged 1 year S months; daughter of M?. and MraF. J. Des.hr. Funeral announcement later. Remains st A. R. Zellar Company's parlors. Yeon Building I 8 IS S I i 8 B S 5 B E !!'!" fy m s s s R a Attorneys. QHAHAM. 8IDNET 3. Main 498 1819-1828 JOHNS. CHA8. A. Main S3S Uvs-lSOS KIMBALL. HENRI M. Mar. 620 2 MALARKEY, SEABROOK ft DIBBLE. Main 1501. A 6211. ..1SOO-1B0S RIDDELL, H. H. Main begs.- 42 STOTT ft COLLIER. Marshall 6078. .008-610 KINNEY. M. J. Marshall 6614 SIS Billiard HalL . M'CREDIE BILLIARDS Second floor Real Estate. C ALLAN ft KASER. Main 1683 ..722-724 METCALF, LTLE S. Marshall 2432 810 RAINEY, J. O. Marshall 8177 ..ls"4 U. a MORTGAGE ft 1NV. CO 812 WAGGONER, GEO. B 80 SLAUSON. A. B. Main 9444 1011 Stenographers. M NAUOHTON. AUNES P AMSOMa M.4464 1 j AMUSEMENTS. SAA TsSiAiA u Baker. Mr All this week, continuous performances from 12 noon till 11 P. M. The greatest sensation of the motlon-pleturo world: "Samson" With J. Warren Kerrigan. A thrilling, awe inspiring six-real feature depleting tbe birth, life and marvelous death scene of the strongest man of Old Testament history. A pictorial and scenic triumph unsurpassed. Over 1000 people In the casu Prices, lower floor goc, balcony 10c. Matin e Dally. It ones Mala and A WEEK JUNE 14 "Wronged From the Start"; Henry Lewis, Doris, Wilson ft Co.; Gardiner Trio, Paul Oorden, Byrd Frost Crowsll, Plying Henrys. Three Shows Dally, 2:86, 1:8, :14. COOLEST T Bsei .. a .1 place i erii isi ii Kei IN TOWN 9 M - - Matinee Daily. nwnnv. MWF.n AOAINST THAN USUAL." 4-Act Travesty - ) MATIN EE RALTHIilH IIU, rwiIlcvoi.jvcgY Champion IJghtwelshU DAY GEOROE Y. iIORRl!N, " nn of Ralloon In Lightning T fl Storm. lUle 4 Other Great Acts 4 I duclng-MIle. Minnl Amato; Bb Artrijht. George twaitz ' """" - . ' Kumry. Bush ft Robinson; Romano Carme, Devltt ft Pevltu Pantagescop. O aks Portland's Great Amusement Park Complete Change of Programme. Mrfclroy's Band, under dlrecllon or W. E. McElroy. Rich Musll Comedy Company in "The Rounders." Ten musical number. . Hawaiian Troubadors. Eight la number. Performances at B:8S and S. VVet or shine In the open-air covered amphitheater. ALL PERFORMANCES FREE. Car at First and Alder. Launches Morrison Bridge. DIED. OLSON At her lato resldenoe, 1 E. lltb N.. June 15, Mrs. Enger Olson, a 70 years, beloved mother of Mr. A. Tweed, of Wallace. 8. D.,; Mrs. Oliver Koch, Wal lace, S. D. ; Mrs. Louise Mortens, of W ish . .A u r Mr Ini Renr. Mra Alice Boone and' Andrew Olson, of this city: also eight grandchildren. The remains are at Pearson's undertaking par lor. FUNERAL NOTICES. HTL AND June 14,t the residence, HI East 14th U North, Katherln Hewitt Hyland, aged (1 year, beloved wife of Edward Hyland. Funeral from the above residence at : A. M. today (Tuesday). June lis. thence to the Church of the Madeline. Sid and Siskiyou sts., where services will be held at 1:10 A. M. Inter ment Rlvervlew Cemetery. FLIEDNER At the residence. 340 East 22d U, June 14. William Fliedner. aged tl years 11 months 27 days. Friends in vited to attend funeral services, which will be held at the above residence at 3 P. M. today (Tuesday), June 1. Inter ment Lone Fir Cemetery. TRUAX At the residence, 4S1 East th t. North, June 14, Mrs. Francella Truax. aged 65 years. Friends Invited to attend funeral services, which will be held st Holman's funeral parlors at 1:20 P. M. today (Tuesday), Jun It. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery. RIVERS June 12, Lansing Rivers, 12 yeers, beloved brother of Mrs. N. Hsas. Funeral services will be held at Dunning ft Mo Entees chapel today (Tuesday) at I o'clock. Friend invited. Interment Mll- CAMERON The funeral service of Stella Clair Cameron wm oe neiu huwj ' , dny) at 1 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Flnley ft bon. Montgomery at 5th. Friends Invited. In terment at Mount Scott .Park Cemetery. ARNST Funeral service of the lata Mrs Marie ArnsU aged 1 year, will be con ducted today (Tuesday), June IB, at t P M, from Pearson's undertaking par lors. Friends Invited. Lnterment Rose City Park Cemetery. KELLY Friends are Invited to attend the funeral ervice of Eddie W. Kelly which will be held from the residence. 725 Rod ney ave., today (Tuesday), June 18, at 2 P. M. Interment Rose City Cemtery. M'KAY The funeral aervlces of Walter G. McKay will be held Wednesday, Juns 17, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the family resi dence 952 Hassalo su Friends invited. Interment at Rose City Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORY. MB. EDWABD HOLM AN, the leading fu neral director. 220 Third street, comer sal mon. Lady assistant. A lolL Main 881. DUNNING A M'KNTEE. funeral dlrertor. 7th and Pine. Phone Main 4S0. Lady at- tendanu Office of County Coroner. F. 8. DUNNING, INC. East Side Funeral Directors. 418 East Alder sU East ft, H X82A SKF.WES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 34 and Clay. Maui 41s, A 2821. Lady attendaal Nil AND MRS. B. T. BYRNES. Est. 1903. OM William Avs. East HIS. CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK. Ceo tain tag 888 Aoroa. Portland Only Modern Perpetual-Care Cemetery ' Refined, PleaalBg Herri, Complete Perfect Equipment. Price and Term Beaxinahla Both Telephone. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY S7 GRAND AVIS. N. Between Davis and Everett. Phone East 1422, B ZS1S. Open Day and Klstht. Report all cases of cruel tr to this office. Lethal chamber for small anl tnala Horse ambulance for sick or disabled animals at a moment's notloa NEW TODAY. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Money at Current Ratea FARM A-0 CITY LOANS. 80 Foarlh St., Board of Trade Bldg. ousturss PPOPFRTYANOClOSEIN BESiorncrs unnTfiinr iniun Wo- EDWARD E.G0UDEY:7 CITY AND FARM LOANS . Any Amount at Current Rates. JOHN E. CR0NAN 03 palrtlns: Bids. Portland, Or. Loans on Real Estate Contracts and Mortrages Bought. HARDING A TITTLE, S13 Chamber of Cemmeree. CITY & FARM LOANS UNDERWRITERS LOAH AND I.VVESTMEST CO, 23 Chamber of Conasaereo. FARM AND CITY LOANS Asv amount at current ratea OREGON BOND A MORTGAGE) CO. 414 Yeon BalldtasT. Marshall a I. NEW TODAT. Irvington Lots E. TWENTY-FOl KTH AND KNOTT aT9, Choice lota 4 blocks and H blocks; building restrictions. This property Is on the best resideno street la Irving ton. For terms, oto. H. N. TUFFORD. M S44t. 4QS spaldlag Ml tie. first Mortgage Loans Money to Any Asnouat la Oar Peaae. aioa for Imnserilate too. S'v or 7r,, AccorOlag to Secartty. FIELDS A MOXEVMAN. 121S-1S2.1 Teen Bldg. Mala inoa. MORTGAGE LOANS OJf IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. We loan oor own fnado and snoaey la available wllkli 24 aoara alter roeelpt of abstract. 5 V.. aad T per cent. ROBERTSON & EWING SOT-8 Northwesters Bank Bids. For Sale or Exchange WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARM. 17S-aere farm, five miles from Eugene, will exchange for Portland property. Address: Owner. I860 Division St, REAL ESTATE DEALER. BECK William P.. Ilt-lU railing bldg. BENEDICT BROS., (Burrsll Heishts). Hswthorne ave., cor, stai. i eoor pis. PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P 4O4-40S-404 Wilcox bldg. Jennings a Co. Main lit. 104 Oregonian. REAL ESTATE. l or bale Lota. Will sell cor. lot. ooxITH. on N. W. eor. S!i and Prescott si, opposit Alamsda Park, including 17 Si feel ol csmsut slds walk. curolug, grading and W le of hardsurtac st.. all psid. lor i0, or ad- ioining lot. stme sue. clear ot lor urn ranee, for I5UU. Tula is a rsal sitsp. Owner. 7u4 East IStb SU. or pOons bell wood 7.V UNION AVE. LOTS 1 have two bsauulul lots. 00 feet from Stafford St.. whsre ther are selling st (7!n each; my price lor one week. j"0 each; 1J0 cssh, bslsnc 10 per month. Inquits Sieveus Cost a bult bbop, E. Morrison U, near Grand ave. " On ot Hie finest view tract on tne West Slds; tixlou-loot lot for only tlo down, ti par month. M. K. Lea. 1I 100x10 corner, lu irvington. besl part, worth S4UOO. Mak offer. Owner asods i mouey. 710 L.BWI3 m.wvi. PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLVslVaXY. Homes and bomosltea, all part of Port land Hash's; pleased to show you. Mainhall K'7. UROOKE. A Block of 22 lots on Alberta street for s.iOuu. tariel v uuais BEST buy in Irvington; fin home alt; Kl 10u. price 1'H); 10 per cent discount for casn. rngm w.'ii 100X1O0 Alberta and East Sth sts; t'-0 liioludlng ldewalks; all caah required. Carter. 796 Williams av. 1.161)0 BUYS full lot bslwesn Vaughn su ball park and Thurman sU Ooner, drawer a. Muwauaic, ur, 1 DOWN. 1 weakly buy fin lot, S Biln- Ute from oenier ui vi. y. 130 CASH bus Long Beach lot; Oceao Park atatlon. cost tl-s, AbL 1. Orgoiiiaa.j lit)-ItiaLiITT in University Park quarter block for 47b. K14.Oregonlaa. For Sale Iteak Property L FOR BALE Only on mor -room tnoders cottage left, completely furnished; prlos SI 20 cash. Address Leon Cobao, Seaside. Or. EIGHT beautiful lota, Bayooean beaob. !) terms at wonwin For Sale Ileuses. t-iM EQUITY in a B-roorn cottsg on Tib belts St.. three blocks Irom Klcbmand car, to trade for equity In lot or acrt-ase or horses and cattle or any tools that can be used on a ranch; make your offer; you will gt a trad, no matter what you bin balance of $1400 payable lo per mouth. Phone, wonttuj or i.tcr, ...... New. modern a-rooni house; t bedrooms, fireplace. oak tlsors, Dutch kitchen, hard-surface In and P11. esst facing; a big snap at U7il; UJ don and f.s P" "SaDOW ALEXANDER. 414 Corbet t Bldg. A 1414. Marshall l. putt OWL.D, r v.. ....... New buntalow. Ubi Halglit av.. Pled mont; living-room, dltillig-rooni, bresk-fast-rooin. music-room. 1 bedroom, batn. kitchen on Srsl floor; 9 bedrooms. eP-Ine-porch and toilet on seuond floor; hardwood floors; iOxlOo corner lot. east . . ... I an 1 . V tt- X: f U trjnt: a bargain tit" v' i '. i t rw- tilMI Swell new modern B-room bungaiowi flreplac. oak lloors, Dutch kitchen; a big snap at 2C0; 10 down and fl per month; two blocks from Hawthorna ZADOW A ALEX AND UK, 414 Corbett Bldg. A 1414, Marshsll Fine elcht-roo-n hous, strictly modern, on East iHtli nt.. In good neighborhood; will take building lot as part nement. balauce can be sirsimed on tlms. 803 Bosrd of Trails Bldg bEE THIS NEW HOME A I'M P. KOBE CITY PARK DISTRICT. 13700 1-00 down, esy paymsnts; T rooms; very, stylish ; oak floors, bevel plst bufft, fireplace. double llvlns rooui. Krench mirrors. Phone ownsr, Ta bor 1B00. WILL BC1LD A bungalow In nod neighborhood for anvone having 50o and who can arrsns satisfactory terms In psymsnt of balance. BARRETT BROS.. H03 Hoard of Trade Hide. SOMKTH1NO GOOD. Must sacrifice my fi-room nodern bun galow at MS Multnomah St., In 10 dys; furnace, flreplac and sleeping porch; built to live In. not to sell; ioo cash, re- nainusr on trims. v looO FOR a two-room cotlase on Prooklyn su. thre block trora Waverly-rllchmong car: basement, city wster, lot 2il00; can b ma4e very cosy; 10 down sn4 flO a month. Inquire H. L. Btevens, IBs E. Mor rison St., near " fl0O SNAP. HO PER MONTH, INT. ISC. garden; will tak vcant to 500 a first paymsuC Owners only. 11 OS Sttb av. S. business, lwners ou. -E. Hawthorne ear. Ask lor Carroll. KOTHIf It ircw.. f2B per month Includes interest, will put you in a NEW 6-room bungalow, with every convenience. Must be sold this week. J. V. Outhli (ownsr). Mala tK7, fro Spalding bldg. LET CS BUILD TOU A HOME. On your lot or ours; by your wa plans or ours; pay us like rent. THE ORKOON HOME BCILDKrlS. 1310 Korthwstrn Bank Bldg. IRVINOTOM. Elegsnt B-roorn modern horn, complst In vry detail. East facing, ail E. lu st. N.. near btsntun. Price low at f- U" HO' i . - . v SWELL two-famllv mcd.rn flat. and rooms; rental value loo; a snap at fiafwi 11000 down and l.'tO per month, e a. Vsmhlll st.; walking distance. Bee wiier, 171 K. 23d, near Hclmont. Phone East B4a bU.UU i-.Ai. T-ROOM hou.e, built 1 meath. Doteb kltshsn, full bssement. wast trays, cost 12 7.10; will sell for 2I. Vk cash, bslsnc to suit. T percent. Phone Tstior . " BUILD ON YOUR LOT. W will build oa your lot; term Ilk rut: flrst-ctsss gusrsnteed wotk. IJMBOENdrOCK LARSON CO. 181 Oak SU l-ROOM house and I lots lOOxHi feet la Oak Grove, one block from carline; price fooa. Inqutr H. O. Starkweather, near Rlaley Station. Phone Oak Grave Black 17. $26 DOWN ONLY l0. 4-room houae, partly plumbed. (0x100, dandy buy; $10 monthly. Kuuih-Wagonsr fo , w!3 Stock Eschaiise bulg. va'NKR must sell nice bungalow; flreplsce, hardwood floors, furnace. Urge attlo and full cement basement; ast front, 1 tt blocks north of Hawthorne. Tabor 111. BY ewnrr, 4 room modem bungalow, witb sleeping porch and garai; wilt ell ole coU Phon Tabor J7B7. Msia Hit. loo DOWN New, complete B-room bunsa low $2100. lSlh nd Liberty. Weodlswn 23i MODERN 6-room bungalow, will take lot sa first pavment, balance easy. Pbon owner and builder. Tsbor lt2. f-ROOM hose; tske lot ss pert psyment 3i38 gut; walking dutsnra. NEW B-raom modern btinsslow. r.s-t -0th and Preeootu Owner, VYoodlawn D2. lrl rTtE. "Tor Wis H -. SArBIFICIC SALE .Nw burtalnw. )uat Completed; met ur-'e.date iioin- In Ha thorn difttict. o. ated un E at . "e block south of Hawthorns e . inii4 among fin bomea: rnmna ht' 'a'S ro.m and aleeptng porih; B Sal r. r'nia, oak floors, T -f.'.'l firei'iar. ! ed-v1' Eiaae front widows, large sooscae-e. n lir ufret, Frenrk dre. with t-evsie.l niei glass between llvini.ronm and d'n.i'S. room; breskfaet-room off kltche. t-t'i p bed utth inieeloa tshl rd l-enrhee. 1 betrooms. l.'.ilB, pretty Jlinl futures sn4 window ehadel, beet ot .lttmhine In ' turea. content bseement, laumtrr ltsa erg fnmaoe; 5o UK) lot; I4eJi aerate, cem-nt floor and drain; sol.d cement ortteaex, T feet wide, a's of liuni.itw o io,i"l SOx.'.J feet; bulll by nay labor: mtrel a. 'I and will mak a pnoe a'td'ni e-e ansr. l-'O ;. Isd at., ewtner of starht; miglit oonenlsr a ctesr lot oa r.aat e.u or iutomoti.lt u to l$oo. flour 4 IMK BALE A f OKI.AT ft Kltl House vi.th five larse r""nie a r flixtr, three rooms can be aod-d apetst House ttnely dfcoraled. ritae. bo) In bookcases, buflst. wood. in. fun.s Dutch kiuheu; li Oxloo, ls. f.o and shtunliarv a.l In. on of tks be ret bjilt homes in l-:ose t'liy Psrk. I at sell ressrd.eea of url the home t oet i-t coat me ever 4Vh lo l.uild lees tnaa le eara ago. Sea nis quick, aa tt.e tiat r suliabls offor will get the hoaea UKit NEUON, n Last d av North. SWELL Bl'NGAI.OVy SNAP. Brand new 6 -room buasalew. large living-room with tlrep.aee, larte dlr.ltts-rewtit with bookcase, bardeiood l-ooia. ialin,t kitchen, ceoaent foer aud laundry nas In baaeniant, doubly built and finely lt latied, cement Irout porcll, brick c,ann In front; a nifty home, ready te mote Into, ea tlie high knoll belweea Milwauaie a... aod the river, and ciose In e the beet bide; price only VH. ea any reasoBaSi tar ma oRi Ksi a noi.r. II Board of Ti . I-. Mein74ll,A 441 HOsE CITY PARK HIMIaLuW Or t HO. lit It. 4th and Tlllamuoa. I block mt earlln' ll 1 not a sacrifice, bul priced wltbia IS per oaal of eoat aad la worth much mo. than aaktd. It to artiallc and usseuai v ouunplete In every detsil. ! I fall le s-e 11 and than phone ua or ra.l JL. H. BAil.a.r t ttUI'A.NT. IVC Conlractln Arcbllecta trwnera Phone Msretiail ale Abingtos P11' SUN NYs7DKbN APllJ li 1st k SI . near Waartlngton at. and iloee to i.auia.bur,t Paik; lut 40wX-o; wan be tut la tee lota; e-toom bunga-ow, larga hh aecend Iloor woutd easny sitae feur er fte room more, a beeutifui bom tor iea than II coal m three r as v I 'H moving to my rant h luqu.' etave tost A suit shop. Sal E. X.rrleo at, near t,rand ava . l.tiUK KUM TV.I.MI K"U.ih A MO.Nril. INll.l.i'l.Vtl IMUikft, In a Ond, reeuKie.l dlilrl.l, bee re ception hall, nice h lng-ro-"u. d'ni' s room with bulll-is bunet, leise kiih-ii. eicssnt bath, laiae attic, front and l-a-a rorcliee. chukea houee aaj ard. a e.tne Isht fixtures and bltnde laen ail load! several trull trevs, a.l lor . a month. Call Ket THAT VACANT LOT! WHY NOT TL' H N A HlKl'I" INTO INCuMIt Wit Will. MKMhU I" )iJM.r. BUILD AI'tHlgtvMe. kl DI'.NCU OR A.MTMIN'I. PLANS rnivk; WE ARE BkuPtiNMl'LE. a. kMl'V HOW. TAI.h, WITH Ul It r-I.I T ski OCR WORK W'll.L OIVK ll.iNLk. L. R. HAII.kt a CO., I'u.MltUt livt ARCHIl bClK. lllAHIMtlUN Bl.lx B-KOOM HcLbK AND HALIr' At-KW. irj-.o :4 down and a per month. bs 1'i's llttls farm lu the clt. well lvl-l. ,"tr water, good ear set vice, batn, rncpo. houee, bearing fruit. ard-n, lual lite paying rent nd you ca a.sk a lUtng oa it, Se US at linit. HI I.I, HkAl, UTATK ITJ, it Railway r.lthenfe. 1.-O0 I.ALI) ADDITION New B-rotm modern houee; 4 bulreoett, slseplng-porch, den snd hteaa fset -1 o""1. 2 firepla'-ea. oak f'M.ra, t'HIrh klle,., lot BoxlIK, worth ...'. rw I 'loo; JI down end t:B f month; t boas to llawllt'itt.-. W hv pav rent? Mime a ai.ks amk a. 414 Cornell Itlilg AMI. HaieltaH OWNKR Ml ! FKLI-oe rsrltne; psfl cseh, -t bttiisalow, n eklv. Math 1-. 1 er bale Muaiot INCOME PHOPtRTT That's good, nut loailed with atorllei". plng belter than iO pel .nit b-t OS pilca of list'. ell isk gHd httn.s so to tU e rl.tr snd ).l"e reel' baian-a term, leased to per ii,nlt IvnaMte di'ing a proflism JACOB HAAS, tlerllnler BWI SAVK flr CilM M IPION Owner will sell l'n'i l"l comer ai Oreye Croee'ns. bet. W ontlni-ie stid Lenta, 3 stor bulltllnge. one wltn litit, ifunl In rear; laii ilrten-lt.noe and atat.lr, f.'!7:.o eite-fturth tlttwn, l.aiei'i eaer pa t -nienta. or ;;.'.0 raeh. er ei'l divute in property; a real batgam. f . ttrsiita. STORES and"apnmelita. prnmlnerit atieet, Wert Bide, clna lu. (I.MKiO. U Bet. tit Viorreiler bldg. arilirbeo Heeae I'eepeety. -At.'Illt Iracl on the Weal Side, only II minutes' car rids; io fate; in b-et vs'ne In ine cltv for only .ttt: HO dern. 4it per month. If you are Ittoklng fr a Itooio aite with a big future where ou ttan rate your own cltltkana, berrtiot. vesetabi--. fruit, etc., whl'h la the kiealer part - I your living, this will suit you. M. I lee, t:: Corbett bldg. oinsoN HAi.r 41'nm Oood anil, elty water, sine to earltne, easy terms Will build to suit Bur. haaer. luou Msrahall 1S or selt..d 4iA JOHN II. OI tHO S. OWM.lt. FlHMKIial) hntiee and 2 ai.tea lu fine mi tlMlltm t M-treer, v. Ill sell, eirhana or rent; vnltl f.'.'uitl; rent 1 10 per menih. Marshall 24l. M Oregolil Lidg MrAkEoffer on!l er sart of my Ideal II. cr home on Hell" Creek It will mt clieop; hish-ciea dlstnst; does IB. Drawer K. Mllwaukla, Or. RIVFR front on tit W4ui r.il Wllls stl. II. tl. Marhwealhsr. ttleley ltlea. Oak Grove, Hlark It. lor Sole Acreage. AC RE ACE. 1. 1, ad 10-acr tracta M mlasta est NEW. BIO. RET) STKEL ELECTRIC CARS. H-cenl commuter fare; very beet of anil, water and community rotiv-ni-nce. fli to t300 per aero, ea laalaUmeaie TUB SIIAW-riCAa COMPANY, iv j reuita c Mala 3. A ). Foil SALE BY OWnTTk AT A OlikAT At HI! I' E. To 10-scr iracta an the lh-4 elee. trio, 29 mliea fr.tm Portland, all la b,' stale of cultlvstl"B, splendid sH. S'"1 spring. nstlly rolling; or will trade fee swell hotiae or vceut let In rertlasa. PHir-E. I7 r;H ACrnv I will lose Bhent ff per aero e tb above prlre. Tbla la the host bug la Yamhill County. ADDRESS 74 EAST lT KORTH. Port land. Or. ACReJOH 3o 110 down an f month buy ere f good lveL It.r-4 e lee be lweea Portland and I eatralla, " b main line of f railroad. 14 mile from town ot lOOe population, aawwilLa enlsgi mills and ether toduetrles, 10 acre cheos from; some of Uieee trar-ts are bout half cleared; fae trout frees rns through the tract; enm bet torn leBU. sum nplBn4; H IS '"d IfIX F R A L TAT oo, ;H Rsliwsy rii-bng. TFARir TIME. Beat river bottom Ian la 1 "re traeta, t mile from Corvalna a gr"ie4 read. VI down, balance In yeara Writ for -crlptlv booklet free. B. W. JuHMuN, Carvalll. Or. ELECTRIC LIN lb, etshl kle.ka of .tallen. Chicken and fruit ranche. bear rrt.e. new snbdlvlel.tn Bear treslam; ". leoO. 'tdj sere. ..o0. f .. 1" acree. t;f.O. tf'0. I"" Pr tract. bet aolU free Wood, spring water! aoreae at Bcappooea, or. t to fino per ema. IKANK M IAlI.AND RICALTY CO. In Yeon RIO. Portlesil. Or. llTito 19 at. teas e Kear bewail Mellon, e rorewt Oreo F'ectrie All In tulCvstlAn. arreas lo live victnltv baa bever belor bee et - lend 1""" HARTwAN a TtimlSON, 4th mnm P'f-r BkirOHK Lxsttint mf l vl.li th W n 110 IWWN IS mnlhl. viv u.7'0, r. hoiiM OrM" CU Ur ' lit. A C. Mmh'. 2vS UI10OK h Mn .iiT. Tt'r 1TT FOR KALK lilika mm UR SALh '.n - - Llrirka m-in trsl. it4 .-. ... aa- Via. la Ik aw.aal.wsa t at And r-fiM)ft., I A Hk.fi -r rrfla,nJ. 1lr tntl iw hou-t-; ( hr t on iviMr lint s . i . ... w larms U At Or nfl . a fl flit" 3 A " h f, M, 1,ifiinr vn,m: n-hfj i. Intnl. on lriric II n , Ai -'!) rmt4, jlslMi- mmmr lm.tr A K 41. rtt"nlti j lvhi lurntlon and prlr n 10 twnt, on mil fmtn pftvrnri. 4fut. V . W. A Urn. K"rt r.-i, rr KC'H Oovrtimnl Itni) w 1 1 nt ri f writ Kmllh rt'r-t, KAin. i44