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16 TITE MORNING OKECONIAN. TUESDAY, JULY C, 1913. DAY IS-GLORIOUS -AT GUBIA.PARK (Thousands Have Parts in Elab orate Features and inSing i4 ing Patriotic Songs. GOVERNOR MAKES ADDRESS Literal Interpretation of "I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier" Is Deplored Commissioner Baker's Plea Is Patriotism. The outer Peninsula districts held a decidedly glorious celebration of the Fourth at Columbia' Park yesterday. TJ. was the second- annual observance of the day for that end of the city and proved a great, success. There were many interesting fea tures on the programme. These were distributed throughout the day, so that there was something in progress from morning until well along in the even ing. Columbia Park was crowded with thousands of persons all during the day. The opening event was a long pa rade, which was organized by Sunday schools, churches and fraternal organ izations and was made up of attrac tive little floats, drill teams and other features. The parade moved along Lombard street from Portsmouth etreet to the park, where all the floats and teams were lined np in the wide crass arena Here competitive drilling was held for prizes. In the afternoon the celebration opened with patriotic exercises, at which Governor Withycombe and City Commissioner Baker were the principal speakers. This affair was followed by a two-hour concert by the Portland Park- Band, after which a long pro gramme of sports, including a baseball game, was carried out. Parade to Be Annuel Event. The parade In the morning was a novel affair and one which the resi dents of that' district expect to make an annual event. In the lead was a squad of Grand Army veterans, with fife and drum, with a line of Ladies of the Grand Army and Woman's Re lief Corps- following. The veterans were from General Compson Post. Next in line were drills teams from the Oddfellows and the Modern Wood men of America and Royal Neighbors. The Royal Neighbors were represented by a bevyi of little girls dressed In white and purple. The Sons of Veterans' drum corps was at the head of the Sunday school features. The Congregational. Bap tist, Methodist Episcopal. Lutheran and Bt. Andrew's Episcopal were repre sented by the Sunday schools and Bible classes. University Park Congrega tional Church was represented by a frroup of pretty little girls dressed as sunflowers. Older classes were attired In costumes representing the various nations. There was also a drill team of young men. The Baptist Sunday schools were represented by small boys dressed as mailmen, a pretty design In red, white And blue mounted on poles and carried by small girls. These Sunday schools also had floats. MetJnodiat Costume Varied. The Methodist church and Sunday school classes were represented in va rious ways. The primary classes car ried red. white and blue umbrellas; the older classes were dressed as In dians, and the Bible classes were rep resented by lines of men and women marchers. The Methodist classes also had pretty lloats, one for the smaller classes arfd another for the larger. The floats were all small, but beautifully decorated. ' The Baptist Sunday schools and older classes were represented by groups of youngsters with a float and other fea tures, at. Andrew's Episcopal Church had a large float decorated with ferns and drawn by girls. Smaller floats of remarkable beauty represented "Hope." "Charity." "Peace" and "Truth." The Lutheran Church was represented by a remarkablly well decorated design of the Viking ships. Woodmen Take Uniform Prize. The prizes were awarded by the Judges as follows: Greatest number In uniform in fra ternal section Woodmen. Most attractive uniform worn by drill team Royal Neighbors. Most attractive classes, boys and girls aged 8 to 12. Episcopal, bovs ir float "Truth '; boys 12 to 15. Columbia Park: girls 12 to 15, first "Peace," a float by the Episcopal classes: second, "Hope," a float by the same classes. Best appearance in primary depart ments Baptist, first; Methodist, sec ond. Best appearance 1n cradle-roll class Congregational, first; Methodist, sec ond. Best drilled class Boys' Club of the Congregational. N Most attractive displav in adult classes Sisterhood Club of Methodist Church, first; Bapiist Adult Class, sec ond. Best drilled organization Toung women's class of the Baptist Sunday School. Most attractive design In "Pamoosi omen costume v omen or Congre gational Church, first; girls of Metho dist Church, second. y Best decorated doll cart Mildred Collamore. Best decorated floatr "The Vikings." by Lutheran Sunday schools, first: Con gregational primary classes, second. Best drill team Boys of Congrega tional Church, first: girls of the Metho dist Church, second; Lutheran girls, third. Best drill team for fraternal socie ties rModern Woodmen. No. S0R5, first; Modern Woodmen, No. 54.16, second. Picnic Lunches Enjoyed. After the parade the celebrators had picnic lunches in the park. At 2 P. M. patriotic services were held in the bandstand. Governor Withycombe won great ap plause with an appeal for patriotism. "I have no patience with the. song, I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a Sol dier.' ' said Governor Withycombe. "It is true that mothers do not raise their boys to be soldiers, but they do raise them to be patriotic citizens, which requires that they be soldiers if occa sion demands." Commtsisoner George Baker made an appeal for patriotism now and when the Liberty Bell comes to Portland. Music was furnished -by the Park Band and by the Grand Army Quartet, con sisting of J. S. Hamilton, F. M. Varner, Philip Powlson and J. G. Chambers. The Declaration of Independence was read by Miss Margaret Nelson. The crowd of several thousand persons sang "America" and other patriotic songs. HONOR IS PAID FLAG BY'ALL ("Continued From First Page. local population in celebrating. The artistic floats in the parade of the morning were the best ever seen in this city. Hpse congests were partici pated in by members of the local fire company and those of The Dalles. The climax of the day came this afternoon, when a baseball game between Hood River and. White Salmon was umpired hy Billy Sunday, whose characteristic .gestures in announcing decisions were frequently greeted with cheers. The game resulted in a victory of J to 0 in favor of the local team. "It was one of the best I have ever seen," announced the evangelist at the close. By actual count 1110 people saw the game, by far the largest crowd ever assembled at a local athletic event here. GERMANS ARE IN" EVIDENCE Majority of 15,000 Celebrants at Ilillsboro "Are Teutons. HILLSBORO. Or, July 5. (Special.) Fully 15,000 persons participated in the celebration in this city today and a large percentage of the attendants were of German extraction. Mayor Barrett was the Bpeaker of the day and his address was replete with pa triotism. He paid a tribute to the foreign-born people of Washington county who had been a great factor in making it the greatest producing county acreage in the Northwest. T-fie Mayor contrasted America with its peace to war-torn Europe, and held that it was the duty of every American to hasten the day of cessation of hos tilities; he lauded President Wilson for his peace policy, and said Chat while he differed from him in politics he considered him one of the greatest of American presidents. Miss Leonora Gardner was Goddess of Liberty and was attended by Miss Margaret Mann and Miss Lucile Collier. The civic parade contained 35 floats and was the best in the history of the city. Chief of the attractions were the two flight by Munlter. the aviator, and the baseball game between Cornelius and Verboort, which resulted in a vic tory for Cornelius 5 to 0. All passenger trains to the city were congested, and the Southern Pacific from Corvallis this morning found it necessary to return to Cornelius to take in its load of passengers. GIRL WINS IN BOYS' SWIM NEWPORT HAS DIG DAY WITH WATER AND FIELD SPORTS. Coastguard Give Exhibition Masked Dance Held on Streets. Ors tory Sqaelebed bf Mayor. NEWPORT. Or, July 5. (Special.) Perhaps only the- presence of the Liberty Bell itself could have attracted a larger Crowd to Newport to honor the anniversary of Independence tiay. The programme was 24 hours long. Including a ball at the Rod and Gun Club, and its unique features banished fatigue and warmed enthusiasm. Anna May Hall, a 13-year-old girl, made the biggest hit of the day in the boys' swimming race. Unable to find any girls who would swim against her this athletic nymph challenged the boys and came in second, using a swift Australian crawl stroke. The applause for her feat was deafen ing. The other water and Held sports were good, a pie-eating contest making the most merriment. The patriotic ad dress to have been delivered by W. K- Gwynn was called off by Mayer Bensell, master of ceremonies, because the audience had not assembled on time. The Mayor's impatience brought severe criticism upon him from all sides, but his venerable age of 75 years prevented any violent demonstration. The Taquina Bay Coast Guards, under Anton Gustafson, gave a splendid cap size 3rill. but Captain Stuart, who re mained on shore, would not pexmit the beach or cannon drill, owing to severe criticism of his exhibition during the Oddfellows' grand lodge meeting in May. At night the mask carnival on the streets, the burning of a miniature battleship on Yaqulna Baf and Slletz Indian dances completed, the entertain ment. . The schedule of outgoing trains was arranged to allow visitors a full day, and week-end tickets were extended until Tuesday. The entertainment was provided for by donations" from resi dents of the bay side of Newport. The committee in charge consisted of F. B. Davis, E. D. Craig and Joseph Patter eon. 17,000 IX EUGENE FOR DAY Parade Almost Two Miles Loiiff and No One I Hurt or Arrested. EUGENE, Or.. July S. (Special.) The Eagle screamed louder in Eugene today than it has for years, and up to tonight no one has been injured. Thousands from all over Lane County took part in the celebration, and it is estimated that 17.000 persons wit nessed a parade almost two miles long. "Special .trains brought the peo ple here this morning and took them home tonight. Among the athletic events today was a tug-of-war between the Com mercial Club and the Atlas Club, in which five business men pulled five boys into the mill race. The police made no arrests during the day. Children' Perform at Greshnm. . GRESHAM. Or., July 5. (Special.) One of the largest crowds ever assem bled in Gresham thronged to the Fair grounds today for the celebration given by the Gresham firemen. Nearly all of Eastern Multnomah County and part of tlackamas sent visitors. Music was furnished by a band from Pleasant Home and a chorus. The programme opened at 11:30 A. M. Mayor George W. Slapleton deliv ered the oration and Mnt O. J. Brown sang a patriotic song. An attractive flower drill was given by the girls and a flag drill by the boys. In the afternoon the firemen's exhibition was followed by athletic contests of all kinds. SANDY". Or.. July 5. (Special.) San dy celebrated Independence day Satur day with a great throng in attendance. Races were held on the streets. In the parade were floats by the school, lodges, farms, horse teams, sin gle and double driving rigs, saddle horses and decorated automobiles. C. H. Haymaker, of Portland, delivered the address. Exercises were held In Meinig's grove. 4 00 0 Attend Picnic at Ashland. ASHLAND, Or., July 5. (Special.) The Fourth was observed here, today by more than 4000 people at a monster picnic. The observance also marked notable improvements incident to the installation of the auxiliary water sys tem. FLAG TO FLY OVER CHURCH Hose City Park Congregation to Mark. Services With Patriotism. The Rose City Park Methodist Church, Rev. W. W. Youngson pastor, will be known hereafter by the fine flag to be raised every Sunday on the staff Just erected on the lawn in front of the church, which was used for the first time at the community celebra tion Sunday night. For the.ensuing six months a class of boys from the Sunday School will hare charge of the flag The flag recently purchased by the church with the assistance of the Rose City Park Community, will be an object lesson in patriotism to the s younger people of the Sunday School and com munity. It wilt wave over the out-of-door meetings that axe to be held in front of the Rose City Park Metho dist Church every Sunday night, be tween 7 and 8 o'clock, during which time a community sing will be held. PORTLAND ABSTRACTS ANO TITLtS. ?F.OMPT fcERVlOK at reasonable prices. Paultlc Tlt: A Trust Co.. 7 la. of Corn. ACtOKDlOX FUATLNO. ACCORDION, knife ai.a box plsatlnc, plrol Irs. hsrusUlchlns,, braiaiua. embroideries;. Ka.tern Novelty M(. Co.. Su h ta at. K. 6TEFUAN Hfmilllclci adaeallopltK. accord. slue pleat, buttons covered, .ool4H apotisea; man oraers. a. Aluer. a. vt Mallordera promptly attended to. AKtuiTtrri. BUNGALOW plan book lue: plana i A. H. r'aber. StJO Ainawona ivi. ASMAYtK-S AND ANALYSTS, MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142ft 2d. Qold. stiver and p.atinum bought. Al TOHNKVS AT LAW. J. I1.KOJ:l NELiiON. LAWYER.. Bib PIT TOCK a-LK. PHo.NE HKUAOWAV il'ii. CAKl'LT HEIVtK.4. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rues from old ear pete, rag rus-a. lha E. Sth. lioth poonaa, CKLLILOIO BUTTONS, MAUOt.S. THE IRWlN-HOLl.SON COMPAN X. 387 Waehlnlion at. Main S12 and A 1264. tlllROIOlll.1T)i. Wl.llam. Eatelle and William. Jr., Devenr. the only .dentine ehtrupouleta In tae city. Farlora Z'i'Z tierllnger bide.. 8. W. corner 21 and Aider. I'hone Main 1301. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mra. at. li. Hill. Office KUedner bids. Mala S47S. CHIKOfKACIIC XEKE Bl'tt IALI.t t. IR- A- H. BHIQQii. too Bw.tl.nd bids. DR POL'IOX, aoevlallat in paralala, narv- oua. enrome aiaeasta. su flitoc diock. Hr-.a-lo ar Urt'i tOM.KCTlOX AGfcNCV. CLAIMS cz any deacrlptlon collected on per centage anywhere. Highest claaa refer en-ea. Trie Kalden Mercantile AgencV. i:j Penry bids. Phone Marshall 4o. NETH A tO. Worcester bide. Main 1T1' No collection, no charge. Katabliahed lwuti. Al'TO AND BCGOY TOPS. DITBRU1L.LJS- BUOOT TOP CO, 2O0 24 at. BAUUAUB CHECKED AT HOME. Bnirgaze A Omnlbua Transfer. Park A Davta. BREAD BAKERY: Royal Bakery A Conf., Inc., 11th A Everett. BREWERS AND BOTTLLKH. HENRY WEINHAHP. 13th and Barnalda. DRY iOOI4, NOTIONS, HKNIMHNGO. Fl.ElfCHNER. MAYER A CO.. 207 Aah at. KLMTBU AL MPl'UEo. Stupbba Electrical Co.. th and Pine ata GRAIN MKKtHANTd. Alliers Bros. Milling Co, 'Front and MarahalV. H. M. HOl'SER, Board ot. Trade Hldg. ,KO KRIE.H. -WADHAM3 A CO.. 87-73 Fourth at. This will be the only Portland church whose services are held under "Old Glory." SALE MCHAUTAUQUA OPENS lr. Xewell HIIIls to Be Speaker mt Gathering Today. SAXEM. Or., July S. (Special.) b'alem'i Chautauqua opened tonight with a fine programme and a large at. tendance. Magical entertainment by the Floyd, of BoRton; mind reading: by Mohalla; musical Interludes, and a playlet en titled "The Trunk Jlyatery." were fea tures. L)r. Newell Dwipht 9 lillis will speak tomorrow. In the merninir W. II. Head will speak on "l'ilsrim's Progrrcss." and in the afl-rnoon. in addition to the ad dress by II r. mills on "America of To day and Tomorrow." will be a prelude by the Schuman Quintet. The quintet will trive a grrand concert in the even In tf. ' Potash deposits coverrng more than 250, orwj acra were discovered three yeara ago In Spuin, near Barcelona. The prmlutt. however. Is not vt commercially available. AMt'SK UK NTH. MAIL ORDERS NOYV HEILIC Broadway, at Taylor Main 1. A I12t 1 Week .!rN Mon.Julyl2 MRS. WORLD'S (iRKATT KN.l.lll-srt.AaklNU ACTRESS PATRICK CAMPBELL - MON.. 'WED.. THl'R., FRL, SAT. SPECIAL. PRICE MAT. WED. G. BERNARD 8 HAWS COMEDY ROMANCE IT X VJiTlALilWll TIE. NIGHT. SPECIAL, SAT. MAT. The Second Mrs.Tanqueray I .MAIL UBIILRD NOW Even'g: Floor. 11 rows fi 7 at 1 V. Balcony ll.O". "5c. IOC Gallery ""c. Both Mats.: Floor. 11 rows Il.M. 7 at $1. Balcony $!., 73c, r.oc. OaKery Owe. George Primrose The Velvet-Foot cH prime Minister of Mla streilo', and - Ilia Large Company of felngcra, Ihaneer and InatrnmeatalMt. No advance In prices. gfeg Oaks Irt.lAada Girttnt An.MHeat TODArS FREE PIlOGRAMMKi 2i30 P M. A3fO 8(30 P. M. Ba..oa Trab4oan tu The 9af frjcett. ak HawallaBs Iaa. rlaK. OlKSeat Kre ftfcaw la City. Fna for tae Riddle. ' II LI. I-a. TRVOV, PRIMA I0.A. BRAXN in AN July Mh, Thomu Branniitan. aiCrw 27 year. lit-mains at Duntiina 1-Knta purUtn. Ntic tf funrl lair. irERAL DIHEaOKS. MISENER In thi city. July 4. at tha fam ily rtildtne, 'j2 Ktit n4 North. Juatui Earl. 4vm o( Mr. and Mra. William ft. Mil enr. acd fl yeara. 4 month, da. broi htr of Floyd, William R. Jr.. tni EOion Mlinvr. Tke funral enk 111 b held at the above raiOnr at P. M. today .Tut-Kliy), July , Friend Invited. lntarment Itoae City Cemetery. ARMSTftONO Th funeral serxlres of the Into Lr. U U 11am Armtimns wi; ,e hld today (Tuesday) hi 1 : :.o o ci.-ck V. 3d . at the renldenre eft a hi I aliment "f J. P. Kln ly fc Son. Montgomery at I-fth. Krlnla Invited. Incineration at the, Munt cott Pork Crematorium, private. LEAVENS In thfa city, Julr 4. David Oliver Lenvena. aad 73 yeara. Funeral arvleea I1I l ield today To-day.. July at 14::tn A. M., fr-m Portland Crematorium. Kemalna Iea Erlcaon undertaking parlors 16 A. M. MIT.T.Ert In thi-J city. July 4. Mr. I.etene M '.Jl-r. acd yeara. Ftiner-tl rvca will le held W"ecln--iday. Jt.lv 7. at 2 p. M.. from nrion' cbape-. T lfth and Mor rison atrectw. Interment Hom City Park Cenieiery. y MAl-ET The funeral aervlceji of th late Frank Ma ley III Urn held at Dunning : MEr tea'a chajwl todk&y i Tue.wlay . at 2 P. M. Frlenda invited. Intermeut Mult nomah Cemetery. BUSINESS DIRECTORY CM.AMMU AND PRKSSINO. DRESS M II8 tot rent. We press one eu.1 each week for fl.r0 a month. UMQUB TAILAJRJNti CO, Ptark t.. bet, 6th and 6th. Matn tie. DAxcrxo. Manchester trancing Academy, si tin il, b"t. btara ana (..; p'l Bummer ratea. 6 private lessons, 9-; morning, afternoon, evening, ail Umt dancea guaranteed. Clea Thure.. Sal. e.enlitga. T-3 y. i hlUr-n classes Sat.. 2 to . 5c Hroadway :1a". HEATU'S SCHOOL Ue.sona dally, claaa TU eve.. to 10. Allaky bide. 3d and Morri son ata. treasons C-c Main Sols. DtTKCTIVE A;fccir-.,. F1NKEKTON A CO.. C.S. DETECT IV E AtiCl. Ketahllehet over 3' yeare SCIENTIFIC DETECTIVE WORK. Investigations and reiorts made on Indi viduals anywhere. Conebltatlon free, alutte S.v dittoes: block I'tiune Uroadway o,a. KYK. KAR. -0!C AM) THROAT. Treatment bv apeclallata; glassea fitted. Lr. F. F. casseday. 61T ieku:n Did., UdaVMi KI.ECTRIC MOTORS. MOTORS, generatora bought, aoid, rented and repaired. We do a.l kinds of repair ing and rewinding: all work guaranteed. 11. M. It. K'-clrlc Co., 31 1st L N. l oose HroaJwuy frS'J. HAT CI.KANINO ANO BLOC KINO. PAKAMAM hlocki-d and bleached. T.'.c: atrawa A felia. 60c. Kaufman a. - 3d. nr. btara. MANICVB1NO. MAN ICtTH IN'I and elec. treatment. Elnel Murk. 10 I-afaytte bide. MIMICAL. Ml'MC publlebed. arranged, printed, pope larlaed. Vcrsea written to melodlee. bend n.sniiscrlple. Echo Mualo 1'uullahlng Co., battle. Wash. Emll Thlelhom. violin teacher; pupil hevnk. 207 Fllednar bldg. A lu. MareaaU It.-. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS LTI AND CAPS. THANHAfHEIt HAT CO.. f.4-S3 Front St. IIIDKei. WOOL, CAMAHlA BAKa. KAHN MHOS.. H1 Front av. HOP MF.KCIIANTS. -M'NEPF BRUa, 614 WORCESTER Bl.rCJ. Mam S1. Phonea. A Ilia. IRON WORKS. PACIFIC :p.on WORKS PORTLAND. OREGON. 8TUtCH,hAL STCI-.-L, PLANT. FOL NDIt Y. I.KArilER AM) MIOK TKADK rit PPIJt- CHAri. . MASTICK A Co.. 74 Front: leather t rv-TT d.-ecrlulion ; laps, mfg. findings !:! AM) WOMEN'S MUKKK. CII.I.1IHIA Neckeear Mfg. Co.. 5tB at. MII.I.I.NtHV. HRADSHA W UKun. Morrison and Tth ata. MtETIN; NOTICEK. STATED COMMUNICATION a.Ti F. and A. M.. will be held at lia 7CJ"f lodgeroom. Masonic Tm;e. Yam- VcVV hill and West I'arlt atreeta, tine tTuesday) evening, .luly , at t o'clock P. M. Visiting brothers welcome. Re treeurosala. C. E. MIUL.ER, beo'ty. EXTRA Emblem Jewelry of all kinds; special designs mads. Jaeger Bros, Jewelera rr'KIUL lllBttTOBA 'A 4.-I .aaa Was.. bWa vatwiu -a,4. UUU-tiU J. P. FXNLCY A 15 OK. at ft. EDWARD HOLM AN. tha laatllae futsaral director, l&o Third alrt. coroar feaiiuun. .LAdy aaaiauuil. A 1LI, Mala -M?. V. tt. LL.MNti. l&Cm Kaat S1U Fuuatai DirecturaL ale dcr atreet. laat 6- H 2&k A. K. fa,Ui-H CO., .Vi W1LUAM4 AVli Ivaat Ivm. C lUoa. i.ady ailvudaau Dajr ana night aerTlca. bl'.SMaSa M' iCNTE.lv, funeral diraotora. lilOaftAlOa mUX l'.Ue. 4V11UU aUAiU eV. , udy HUOUtBl. i tit -3i.i. ii.Nuuk. bua&)uu iraxloara, auiu iai . Auaio aU-BAstuuui -. 'Aaixx at-Wa vi 1 1 i ,i'm ax THACair, loacpcotlfat fuatra. tllrtciui Ir uOkiala aa low ae -o, 4K, V a-n.uton and lil at, Ma-ta A 7 ak if. al L'"-' aat lltu aa. C.ajr .LTtm, Laay tiaiiU avat aL. KiklCWibS UNUtHTAKlNU COM PAN V. 4 ana Cla. Main A -aiJ l. Lady autndaau rt. T. BVit.NkeH. Wliliania ava. and i-vaotb Fait llli, C lv4ai. aLady attanuant ftLOMlata. MAl.Ti.S a oH.tiae- CO.. flurlata. A17 Waaa luftuo. aaib aiuJ. A flontra tor ai (M.c.ion, artlat.caily arrangad. CLAHKL bKO... tl or lata, 27 Morrtaoa at, Maa or a a uia t lowaxa aua floral qfii.'m. No branch a tor. blNN YS1DIC Oraeohouaa. Freah flow era pnona B K. -Uid and Taylor. MAX M. 6M1TH. Main A A .1121. aeiUag builatnc. MOMMtNTS. POUT LAN 1 Mar Die Worka. 2dd -4th iU uppoaait City Hail, builueta of memorlala CLASSIFIED A RATES DaUiy aatd tuaday. rr Ua. One time ...lia baint ad lave codate-rutive tltnea. ........Xela baoifl ad threw c-uoaacuMve Umt ..4w aaoif ad mt or aevea ruuecaurf tliuea. .ae M abo.e ratea apply la dirrliKeinraU BBwttT w Ivaaxy ana all auwt cUaUka Uoa es,rrpt t ba loUewiaa: Mlaaiiuaa - -taiteo- Male, Miualivua anted 1 r mala. k or Krai, KAwn Prtvata FamlUea. iioaard and iovm A'rivata raoiliMa. aioua-eaeNepiaaj ltma 1'ri ata laaullat. icata oa lm aloa claaeunratioaa la 3 catata a 1 eaett taaertiacL. Oa "ckarga'' aaerUwneaa caarta will be baaed oa to a auiubar ef Uaea aaiKariaf ta Mm paper, regard! ef tile unutr of aura Lm rara Una. Mibituaia riurga, tae Uaea- 1 ! UirKuokaa Ul an-rvi cle-MMf l-a a4 tffitafarwu o.er tae teiepbooe. pr te4 th Mt.crtiarr ia a oiM-niM. t citbrr pLaw. No porta will be auoiad er I ha phone, o4 biU a -il be rroorie4 M f oUow i day. t belii-r a j oar 44 oe at adatrttaeinarato Ui ia arepied er tae phone arpraoa upon t ba ItrviatiiurM of pay taAarat ef t Irpbwaa adfer t isvciurKt tSltunllaoa aranled and I'eraoaal urrtiements mill aut be a.-eptei o er tae teletHaone. Order for one nwrtoB aaly aaiU ba ar-epted lor A uroiiuft for rie." lSuaa ami Oi-portuntlea. -ltooBiii.g-viowaaa" aad "Vlmieil to Kful," AttcrtiMtti4Miu la rarel prompt elaaalfu raiHa'wun ba In The Ore on lei a offfee no lure 9 o'clock at oibt. e are pi rni uxtin-. t ieoiac hour lor 1 he runday Orecoutna ill be .:ae o'clock Saiarday aiKlit. I bo office wrill ba open until la o'clock P. M., mm u-unI. and all ada r el ad too lata for proper ilaatit-aUua will bo run untie r taa hcsmaxna 'loo lta to la Miry. M lelephone Maia w;. A aeftaV. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY st tta:i.jao. r af. I-aaan basl 1423. It JOli. Uses Uay sal NU at. Kcport all casta al cru.lly to tola o ticm. letoal coamber (or small anima.a. Hura amliultn.e (or a.ck or disaalSHl aoimals at a inoruenl'a notlca. Anyooa aesirii.tr a pat may communicat wita ua. N-EW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city and farm property at current rates. Attractive, repayment privlleeea. Lotna tiulckly cloaexl. Oeui today. 6c larog LOAN' a gnf .C BtIM PHOI'KKIIEJ O 0 A. II. BIRRELL CO. 217 - 2 It NrUartrr U an I. UalI4la. Aiarabali 4114, A 41 lift. far" I I, A I T r . a a- w mmmm mm .i 'y-a-rta- ' a i' 1Y4. - ' MF-ENt;KK M-HVICK. HATT MESSENGER CO Molorcyciea and Modes. I r.one Main (3. A ilJ. OPTUMHKlsTlt AN 1 onllll.NS. A FIGHT oa high prtcea. U by pay i to tiu for g4assea sheo 1 can til koureieewitn first Qual ity lenaea. roM-fllled tramee as .Tw ss l.i f C. W. Goodman. ;i9 Morrison. Man orders promptly filled. Write tor panicu.aja. Mam rAttM a no eLN tin. R. C. WRIGHT ii, j ears- practice V. at. end foreign paienta. b' Deauna bldg. 1 II aZT" I'CHTUSU WOOL I'lI'E CO. Factory and office near 2ih and York ata. Mam STORAGE AM) TKANr-FKK. :. O. FI"K Transfer Si fclorsge Co. Office and commodious 4-atory brlca aaxebone. separate Iron room aud fireproof au.; for ta.uaMra. N W. cor. 2d and pine eta Pianos and furnltura moved aad parked for elilprr.ente. Special rates made on goods In our through cara to a.1 domeatlc and f. relgn porta. Ma.u tli A lvv. OREGON TRANSFER Co.. -; G.lean et corner 13in. Te epnooe Main etf or A llou We oe n and operate two large claea 'A wareliouaea and terminal - tracks. Loel liiiirence rates In elty Mo" ING. I'A''KlNlTVim,PlN.1. STOKAGt ! "u.cd fr-litrit rates to all points. MANNING sarejoue A Tranafer Co.. . i . -. U blh eni llntl A SIAUIWN--T. IH"K AND WARKHOVsi: office. )Nd Madison. General merchandise and forwarding agente. phone Main 761. fcT F- KIN A K Y r HOOIA 6. F. VLTEKlNAiriT'OLLKt'.K berlne rl'rt 13. No profeealon offers eual opportunity. Catalogue free. C. Kitn, crea. 11 Mar. Vet t.. ban Francisco. WOO IX. LI A UK. block aood. boa wood. cordaood Multnomah Fol Co. Main o&e". A 21 1 GKKK.S and dry alabwood. block wood. Pan. ama Fuel Co. Mala a;2u. A aepa. OKMVtLMAL IRON AND WIRK. Port lend Wire A Iron W ka.. ad A colambta. PAINTS AM) U IIKU Al IMi OlIjC W. ;. FIM.L.EII A to.. Win ano Uavla PAINTS. Oil, AMI 4.I-ASS. Rap MI'SSKn a ".. '.d and T arlor ta "PIPE. I'lI'K IITTlNt.. AND YAH KeV. Vf u-1 I s. - K4-t,t kranl at. "LlMIUMl AND STEAM MI'1'UE.t. V. 1 ki.im:. 4--"i Front al. W. HAl.TKS 4V "0.. l"l and oak Ittklil'l's- (UHMIoMDN MLH HANTS. E V K It 11 1 N . I t A KKfc.1.1 I4 iront HoTrK AND IllNDINti THINE. Portland t'l-nisRe to., I4tn arxl Northrut SAsll. IIOOIIS AND iIaS. w. Kl 1.1. Kit 4e CO, l'tla ajid revla. W Al l. I'tl'LK. MOROAN WAI.I. PAPER ! ri ;i at. rw ' TOUAY. Newly re furnished, papered a ttii reiM- stn aa Aleler vstcd enlarred lobby all modern con veniences. 1 too tni.. with priate bath, tl per day up; without. 7Sc up. Because the ratea are low don't think the serv ice Is poor. ' Special rates by week or month. Several rooms with wall beds, making; them practically eultea. MORTGAGE LOANS on iMCRnvrii bimm runiTRTits Healdenc. Loan a and 7 Per Cent, At. cordinc to lxcation Plerjty of Money. ROBERTSON & EWLNG 20T-a Kenawralera Ua.k MI4I4T. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Hoik at . urrcnt Ha tea. MlMllrl. AMI UKI1IK.I 1 ION BONUS. rAKll AMI I ITV I.OAM M FMMb M.. Beeire) ml Trad. aWe)s. EDWARD LGOUDtY 0 J 6 & 7 I n A K1C MORTGAGELwAlW fvl:T.c:-7vL f Vk.-L 1 On Oty afd Farm rftertlee In sfvn y Amount at turreal ICalaa AXTWaV-TSOnTTSOW. Baskvaa Co rnar tonrtm aad (Mark bt-raeta. I'KI.NT 8 HOP FOR Ate.K. Weekly paper and Job office doing; a t "od lively bt' al n aa, in s ! 8-ut h era 're icon town ; fcar cloaeat lnveatticatlon. Ca t 117 1-aNS bl.lir today. MfsAL KCTATK DKAXXaefA, PAIMER-JONU Wi.cos bide. BKNaCDICT BROS, a Jo Ha art born a av JllvAL thTATIi. fuHTLAN D HEIOHTS, KXOHSIVELT. tiav aeveral (loaofi;bi aaa-riflcoa, both la lota a .id houm; ma a a aa offer. Marahall 4"27. PhOOKL A KACKlFlCiC Portland Hetshta .-- let. lt-aseat fears a lb oa tn- ll4iaia Owaac m fc.u i"vi. -j m tor tus. her fale IVnarb ftTaperty. AT T 1 OO A. U aat... on naia from 1-'U .4 each. cia to t h rl34. but protectvU bv aplenuidiy trimmed apruca tree, a aell-Luiti iiuniituw lth t-o lota ana ehicken-bou- ar.d fenced rda . h sum haa four rooms aud maid a ro" m adjouitac liouae la uar3tiKhly nl t rmnvd mm eve rrtbltif nceaary for a .emtiy of i Inventory can be vn at 71 km. l-th at. .N. Term a if required . priie very low to evil tn tXmra. a ax. a p. W. a. liucbcaao, oa Off. OiEA.N UKE 1'AKK. TIMsAiluv-ra, TilXAM'HiK BEACH. ha.rific aay below aax-aaaai a.ua, 70 lota, pr-tty t.w cutiat, nicely f urnihed. An extra oo4 jropoi.lon ; It nawana aa tiy liinc Xor iHiioroO" ; r a ner or acnt on protrty or at toou. liroadaay l.eat. ir. wain. 12 ACK Kri Nortb 2ear a. -OO; T.n tvttA f r on taa. abad t r-- and aardan land ; atoul ont'iaird beat cranberry bos . a crat buy at l00 pr acra. fbona owaar. Maraaa.l IkS or call lu Ca. of Com. tor tale -Honaea. O W N ci K a 11 a; nil borne la ffol'a 1a y'a Addition, whica he haa t-ld at l.'l.vwo. alii a., for $1 fHMi. It a oa of the bt horaaa in the city. l.re lawn, f.oatri tre-e. p.vniy of ore bee, b room. On Ulterior nniatt. A bin h -c-aaa bum tn vry r ict, a t d la loc i M on a corner, !! trt. iil take ama;ir houa in trade aud balance can etanq. I P-d, Ory.nun. A HEAL. WAlioAlN," V Ml dlacount my ejutt In my a-room in-xlern home In Norm Mount Tabor. It ) u are looking for a ae thia place lerma to euil. k. utb at. N. M- V. car VlAi.M. I'.i.M" iv acr Hcih( boii.e, . rooina. harlwoud floor, ca-ud iv ol city, mour.talna rd rtvera. a.l rnlem ctitivf-niriifr't. vatldnff dittinc. trai t-r part. Mr. toaj; it-a-i. btolt Ktfh. Mil.. Id and ,imhi;i ata M ( H 1-; f ti lly M)u.ipe4 than any Institution In .Sort ti weat to build home. Ha a arc bi Irriuril, m-ttTtal nd a ! :i ut oi. .. o -partinenta. V):i bull ! to u.t J 'u oa our l"t or you re. Teri. mjriu.-. T n rr4i. 14.rnt llulidera. 1110 .V W. Hack bldg. WOIlKlN'l MAN. don't - fo;d. inveeTT rate. not nine doan and 4. inomb for iw hoLtae. rur on: rice $17u. St romwlnlon. Qenr, AM urfronlatt. MOI'KKN f 1 v-rvsorn ctia with ery cod. c nunc, on ood atr-1 ; forced on t !. tnarket at ltv. on eaay unrn Ke attur-n- v. M 3 Piatt b:d.. for partculara. IV you aouid l:ka to cm mn th build tn 'f a new bom Immediately and nave It fully financed, come la and lal U t,'iirtn 27 S Oak at. FIN iC moJ-rn homo. 1'rl-. and trma ara rtfctht. I'houe Main u'ld mornlosa and e u i n . bl At-L. houae lt ner Kliir. rt b an! ration a Uri.ln. V.tMjOUaa 124 ' CLASSV :. 4 and 5-r. c w btmraloa a : aay Innrj'lrrftm. mn-?r. 1 "'-' - VeUn i N a. W. mode ra 1 1-room bouaa, in Ir via a tea. Iv. B. Hie. iuaat I4SS. JS-r-. STOP AT bul tiArEa r r aaie ROia CITV ir'AHaL. A reaj a, 1 -atory bungalow on one of th oeat corner in Koe .ity Park, oa doubi lot. lara porrU, inc.4 u I -rcHinv. mojrrn Xirep.ac. aooa i.It, etc., 2 Jwat atxjut f.nlfca. oniy l1, term a t-e ounrr. iaat 4Mb it N. 2 blocka noth if Ko -r . or . . r v . 1 tb boua ll to, a. o on fin corner. 4 hd room a uiaatatra. ail kinda of ah rut. and f o-a ra. a. ru. porch curtain. tu4 al A..i;-o. r migr.i taae clear property in & c ftnny for either r bot a. that vacant ixt. WHT Nul TUN A blKDEV INTO 1 N Co MS? WE WILL HKMad THIS kJNhV, nUlUL APAUrMtC N IS. Rival L'tNCi; OH ANYTtllNvi. Pi A N S F K e. ?. . Wfc. A lib: Pk.PtJ.NA.BL.l; W. K..N)VV liOft'; T A I-iv 'A1TH Ul H CLltVTa; ntli OL'H WOKki -wILL t.JVIC liONDa U H aHAlLKT it CO..tCO.MHACTlN(i AKCUl T EC I . 1.4 "AUlNuIuN lii-JsKi. LIST OK lfc-SlHAb(l-li HOMEn. Before buy in b aur ta kk at our !t cf brand be. nqu..i bomc in L.A o htLH UaT. the ada tioo of boaut.l al boinea. rt!n( from up Laur. hurat Co., J .'o--i otark at., or at tract of f cfinUu r. hurat, iC 3 it a and Giaa ata. For tale -na-laew proo-rrty. , Vli. bALtl Corner lot. i: h at.re but uici and room a abo.e, iouh of Tit uioot. -. liv'd coo, j.ay tcrtna oa bL; nuat ae.i. T y-'u irrfotiint rrulxtrkaa Itoane Property. AN llpal luburi'tn home. mluutra Iwa t fwn. modem tunca.o-r, f ul La-era eut, ftr-p.r. (un.iCA, larc porchea. iloaera, fruit tree a. la on a, ni. e eh ickn para. !o:a tcb-ap; price f . terma. lo Kol-r ivc. Phone CotumLia 4Tv. Fran M . "iVird. o a ti e r. CiHSOS HALT ACRES. Cood fis gK)il ater. cioa to car lie; ey terma; wll. bated to eu.t purctvaaar. I'Cone Ma:al:ail 13 or !-:: w ood 474. JOHN UIHSON. OWNKR. EAl-T MULTNOMAH. Th ld-l p. ace for a .ummer home, th i lea, p.ac fr a little farm. tr4Vrter K. Kn, C"Ttett. tr. i ack us. :".o $TO down and n intith buys 5 acres lr-Zkd-olf lasasd bt-.(i poit aul ar.d V"tra:ia. oti main line of 1 raiiro4.Ua. ; mi fnm toon f a popu. at. on: am mti .a, ahir.a;. miita and other induatrira i-om of tnca tracta ar partly c.eated nl ha a apr:na r t unni a etrr-ani u t .-m. Price from $Zi to S I j per acre. Many tract of j . ft re n I m'.zm to r!nK.i from. (iiH-J Kiti, ,ia r!l, Iiia lot a l loia. perfri Til;. BKl-Le RKL tSTATE CO.. J I )UI.-r Kxi halite. VlilCKKN. KRt'l T. OARDEN RANCH Near Port .and. Groan am d iatrict ; : trie ataiion; $75 to $.6 pr acre; larml : He-sit saajtl t rwaa o .Mwt Fartxia rr aa.e. ad staea, FRANK M rAKUA.SU HtALTT CO, 19 Ye-a bida.. Port .and. Or. X WILL aeil any part of f.na I a -acre tract, at in ru.tnauon, oa Oresn E.eciric H. ii. 14 ra: Voa out. In Tualat.o Va.lv ; terma to eu.t. 1 2 : p r acr. oe llan.y, oaner, Ju M Kk tirt anu btdc Marat.a.I te ACRKS. uninct moored land, about 74. oo. feet timber: 14 m:la from ioc ja.tr. W nab.; price f 1 & per acr. trme 1-4 rata, baL 4 eara. 4 ear OenC bai 4 Vancou-er, Waan- X Avlli. a.l cleared. xd 4-roora houae and amall barn, on Ore cn i.:ectne Hi. -. y, near Corcellua. t. beep for can a V. 4. OrecociaC. 1 1 o m e-t ea d a. CHA R7S of approaimate:y ir entrv aaco Couoi, '. K t:4. Tf.onian. a.l landa opes each tow nanip Far inla frail I a a da. lu ACKKS fine fru.t inJ. oa t'olutr.t'ia ri.an- a y . t rr Hoo4 Kiver. Cheap for caaa. 'r.intn. Irrlgate-J laadt. Kt'H l-ALK All or part, of 1AO acr trri k tcd land boar iWaaziiond. or. Call aVaat lar al ACiU.s J ok land, lrnr o v ema La. J ntl.4-a trum Portland. r.eeo to t.; ... malt upr.r u.ry farm. laorno. ts- r.t. a A- U- Po(tr. S.a Columbia 6. si. k a n e. With. FvKi l-.U aacrilac-. 5rotr:ncnia. $1 ar nev. iirffon t wu; r.t. ty. in.eie ad. Oa ner. a m l:u ClAauaceii F 'K h A Li. Co In a County Hump liaui 414 per acre ur. rood otX well water!. -I. R .Sharp. 4m I ittock bloc a. Port.aaKA. J4 ACRiCs. iit.f lu cult i vat: on. Tamini Couni) , our price tue it. terma to autt pure! aaer. lij r 1. car. ton. or. WIXTI li -HI l land wanted S ta 10 acme cienreu a:.d in cultivation: wou.4 ilk aam Iron tax on the W.I lametta iilvrr and witutn 14 mtlaa of Fort and; aol rami b frat-c.aaa, Anaar P 4:7. Orcuoiao, Si-l&K exact location and price. VANTKl niM.i atsuuruau i'.ca from io a to 1 trr, iii l.ouft. m valu from $.i to f ., au.l imail t-am-nta. lla. buer a jihc lAMtUr ai.d Uurm.n. at HAttTMAN a THOMPSON Hth and friar u. t WANTKlt, to buy 1-ro'im luDnamw on wonnly paym-nta. d.- rlle imui ana p!a- fu!!:. AN Oreonian. FO K H F. NT FA KM . ft AClCKS, a.l 'mpro-ed. (.kod houae. barn, poultry il!, running ; -r. t-'hon 71 J or caTi W. A. 0rner. Miiwiu. . I'OK HALF. 1IMHFR LANDS. 4 MILLION feet t:micr, 14 aouih. 4 aat W M.. Mon Co.. fMetti caab; to traoa. AN ".. tjrrjtonian. TIM131CH LANDS BOliiHT ANO .-OLD. M CRACKKN. 3u4 M KAY UI.DO. C J. WAVn:i TO RFNT FARMS, WANTKP To renr imail rancli near R. R.. Id to 20 a rea. bara and houa. can far 1.1 eh bock! r-feren.-a. : fu.l par u cut ara in ftrat reply, x P.. ore coma a. FARMH WANTFI. WANTKO From 1 t - icn ir.iti A J !';, tfr aoi.ian. TO K1CHANCK KKAL ETA fB. MteH AM ILK eatalj.iwti!!.'!.!. ctntitinf of to k ve th a: -out a lor buti..nB. hop mi!!, utrdiuaia and l.a'i, ater aa-t-m. dael.iutf. Urn and 14 a ere a of M round, om about 2 4 mllee f rm Port land i i'otirt houa-i ; cat $lii.t", haa inae oai.er IrU pel Ueiu. ui li.. u ni .r a jf-e , anl vcianife lr Jarm near pun. and or unirn pr. cl land clo in. In, ulr of Mr. ichll.-. m-'mt bto.a Lac a. b.d . Sd atd Va-nhl l etw. COWS WAMtU. H-ra-a to trd. a-usl or double, for milch m a or pica. gkkun;ei. m-"tor car co.. rw fr, -.a. Wis 'irttun ac IF Toi: HAK ANY G'J'U) IM'.O.'EKTT FO.t !;X !IANit WK i AN MATCH i L' t IoN T HAMU: J 5 N'K PKOPKitlV. ATTtFS A hMlTli CO.. 1V-1 NOKTHVS KST l:ulHt. MAIN TT44 jx c k.n ki: ' :h ar.,i ! i uTq i-v' a". I l-vH in-l pe d for. mt. 4 io; ai.i ti r har.( eiatt of f ! r,.r la( tnoO ul.. ieh:l-L 202 bto.k Kick Pld d and Ti'nfi I. m KCTh N frvntn-i on k:ji l;i-r, i-f; and bt of land, about 1 acr- c!-ar; want h 'm or acrvaae in or o-ar Portiaud. UAIKY liASCii lor aat hotel ; m hal a ou ? i ater ITopertj. A v 11. or- TKAt'ri for Ci "r."n aut i:r an i:fvrni4 -ropTt? 'rci.uo ai.d bjii A N Pll, t.r r "Tla IF V.L' ba.e a ood property and a ant to ex change It. aee .Ua.l Hal Lata t a Co, 414 l.si KxcnanaT. A 1'ANI'Y launch will t .:d or traded th.a w-fk If u red my ad aid-r Ne locay m.j'lilt ftf h'.:hdl B fss.inlan W 1 LI. AM LTV K h ', auL.tantial linj rove incnta. 4v'--"t; want rej Jen--, o a ner. Chauneee I irnv. tr.in "ity. At"ltL. clot to Co:utntia lilcha. trad for aut. Inquire r-Au Alder at. FOB aALK. lloraea. chicle. llameM, .Ctr. PAIR you nr. brown mare. ha;f-a.atrvf be pretlteat and teat aU-artund tam In Vhe city; tan bought at a :.ul our can pr.. e. Coruer loin and K. btark. Trial allowed. RFpLAClN.i"wiTHlTFvANl4 and o tali to U.apoa of a few p... re aood work horaa Com and -o them. The pnooa ar rlyht. C. O. Pi.k Tranafer A Store r Co, d and Pine. CAI1TAL MAJH.K m7 Front at. Jun re ceived, car oad of Kjtrrn Orion horaea, we m 1 vu to 1 ite. ; li. C ;rmaa prop. ONE llht farm waa, 4o; mar, will f-al aoon. l--0, 4:; food ranch bora. lx7 E. Clarke WAiovs and horwi by d. 41 ;i. I. CoHa, 111 Wiur at. Ma.n 22, Main 4445V. OPE N carrla , am all. 1 - t ed. ery cheap. Feat 7th at- North. UK .li horaea at.d animals haiyed away free VVood.awo 20. Portland ReaSerloc Cc 1 K A I horaea and cattle taken a a y (rcc 'a '. rty er n.tht. Ta tor 4-' 1. V." A ST1.P Li h t tnv aprtas aero phone Wood. a n FOR 6AXJE. v elelea, llarae-. re4fi. WVU-MATEI. rtrcheron tam weichmc J7i. ia. eari. ft caia oid. irua-tray C'r and b.ue-rx-aa marr, aound .' Hue, rva n of f;d'n(i, f and 14 years er. etching t s 'J i(.a., rtuw.f l.ard work, a o CO head d .r ferent a av h.rw J uat in fr.m the ccaniry at Made; aiabsoa. ta and Ta ; a Al'CTIt N . Al 'TloN ' .St rlct ! voir.a'.ijr.B hrfe. har- neiui. a acor. eaMi-. tui:...--. lara 'o"k; 1 imr!pr1 aa rt: acn . cer Thura day, m p. M. Mu.tinn(au -.at.ea, 3tli aJ3d M.-1-..wn J. 1 M Minim. i.j.-ti 'Cp-t. Al'CTlu.N ! Al CTlON ! lora. m u ea, h -c ea. anea, ery vJUoi.otr and r-r!ay. 1 a. M . on.y at rlct. y commiMiB atabe In t:e city; cor. a a;n n.rnt a.icitol. Th McC.c! r.J li.-ra A Mq.e Co.. :w Kaat til at- fc-at tlii. COWS WANTED. Hraea to trad, unci or donbra, for much -o a cr via. ut(.l.i.r.tK N4v.TOR CAR CO, ! o-a-O Val inrton ?U II- Or saua aad M aaaJ laalru THK iSKCCRITY fTOKAOti CO. will cloee out to firat callvr: 7i ktViniiU' n piano. e-aato. 4 Marahall . endr.l. rub. ;..rti etimston. ak. 41 li caab. 4umi lecar A iSooa. atlnut. 412 raah. I O av.to-p.ayer piano. $..o eaab. 40 tviiitt-ail tmmx b y aranu. f.ta cua. H- 4TM T. H 1" Lini. 4V CAall. with doub: credit for 914. bja a 4-i- p. ano at ZU, 14 month y aithout iMtri charsed iaeal.r maaea total aav.r.c $Mi. to uu. ac&aai l.aa Co, ui itn t 1. II A I I s I" U Y $p u r-c a rT7ao .11 be ci.cxl ul lor t it .a - i ca. tecurltif torace .. 10 Fourth au Jj:T. WP.L cl .ut T... a.:lo;:"t:p e. -trie par.p.anoa tturitjf lorae Co., Th".' Fourth tu A SPI.KNI-Ii taikina m aTiTr ea r. d 12 o- lectUsi-a. a.l perle.-i record a tf oar.l. Ml Fourth at. icvtwir-a. a.l perie.-i rco:da. r..r 4.w, terma lloT tar or pa!r. t.nc c!.eap. or triMhirts K ia"5 tr .p.ano. ceJ 4.. ' Sli bu a a 4:.V. Kmeraon p ano lo morrow. .-r ur,!y i t trj.e '.v. In 4:b at. $.m i.SH bu l..a K--ty or; torace "o, li'jt Fourth at. A .nI" d;ac phonorrapli. vu ran teed, and 1 ae ectiora for $h ,v m i-ourih at. 41 MC'NltlLY eioree jour piano. nocurity .Taj-'o, lwe tth at. Mala &i24. W A NTKr l a of piai.T"for atura-; 1- care. Phone I 1. 2- FHtNH.n.Pll !n erfeci cr-dit n, aam aa nrw. it r;i. u:: Ma.n ;.i.v M'ANI'.V Kl n-ake piano, ai.i or t fruit, .i' !.e .a I l-:.- take tsiamond. w A N'TKl Sniar p'.au for car. in 4.h at. Pmrnitare for la)e. V ! 1.1. e.l a 1 or j.-1 1 if u. Iru.i -r of a Xir-!v f.;rtl!.Mj l-ro.-n uppr I t Tt'inc-i-dr. :i ana f.r :. ..f ci v Ma' kt Mifi d: P.. n I 41. iri .uoine valrr and pht.r.f. C.t.l lfor. n nion '"t ard aftr . m:r:i A pa rtm-nt .. PKIVATifi S ALL Kuii Tr77.kfaai t a t Iuflet ar.il 4 c.i . m tn :.( ny an 1 can-. Tin Ch:n.-- n,l ul f u n .iure. hra t.rtitotii,. urn, o:ti-r pice a. ix-en by a PI'oir i -Tteta. M;n I"-, tiltu-x. I'el Mark. V A N TKl Hoi..n i r:'f r. pup. reeferrod. luuft be rr-Jtm -TiaM l(-..rie A-C-'-M. Rl'AL Alrf.,c M;nir r, ,K fail Rfnn-.a, KMa.a la Or. iwaUA La4- Livratock. IF . ul' bate a ood fat cow or aai for rail Tanor ?7 H. A al o mobile. rrw rAT.TN OVKKI.AMV :-ra.. li. P. fS.W 1114 I- 1:1. AM. i as. . :rs 1 f :a i Lit LA N t. :.- ... : .5 "vn?i..su IT.LIYIII.V i'K 41in. MA.Nwr.LL de-i.ery . ar. 4-... tUUKf.. pa . .'( i j. w u av irr 4 co. at.h,t-t..rt, ii-M Mirntr; tv 7-,, NATP'.VU. lf-- T.'i ; Hi !M-J1,K $ iMio HAVhLl .11 $ Dl LMAi.K-MlMKY Al'TO CO. 4 d N" is ' ! St. N W AVI rKH Al T- Mi.-HI . .Vi : t!.i ov i:.y rr.t;:s ni.NJ.VM IN K. H"('M. a, CO, Ford Airtlta. Ml -.Mee at. Vmri -,4 WILL eihanre lii;p!Uotl o romla.er In prr fe. t cor.dit -on, . h ae.f -at a rter and .ec t rtr- lie h : In a a at en., for le rt. !. J- rr.1. Jt.t the car fr a:err.ari. Trlephun Mt4u -,'.. or Marah. IMi lUnCAINS IV LSEO A X TO?. Leme a:.-tu 1rlcea Sto to i.fta. OliCOON HOT,tR CAR COj Mu1et.ker R.dc.. Coraer CMpmtn and Alr 4- Ai. It! 1'. 14 nnxlrL r .r- t r tc et U . jm e -1 , t r mr llrv-. 4 rlr cat In A-l cor c .t ion.' had hot of care; -ar.-am f fr fr . U . no ttadea. Main :-."- Mmpia M.s. CARACAS eret-t-.i con: i let e""f up. read - cut r p-re!e h,tie 9 ; .p. TAKK 1VN M K 5. . O.. A4 Water at . near Hanipon. N:atn 117 f-' IF ta..en t.ia. ""P''e1 t'Uc." 40 lnrr.. ai 4 - LA: ton r . a anap. i 11 M IL". r. 1 att .n. t r.-t .J'tio-i e ril J. r Usht 1- . -ne !. ft.'tii. in (ink -I-a -t. tit r au:o in (O'h: t iii i a n i . (. car. t la'. 1 s I t r rt l 4 2 lota to.'.aj .. r.. T..e -.! a t-o. u t ! v J ir k V ar to t rat 4- '2 firt od. and 4iH. mi.: W 11.1. ira ae f re coru-r lot I or In: In oaI e, j u to mob; . tf t'"n. Kmt 4 4 4 J. . , li : wod AO I. Cj- W M L.i-TIi I I i 1 p t ..I Ctr -will run nt In flrat liaTTie .r.ir and tN v... -..-i;.. lel u T 4 oo c-m f r li rciaiu. I ":u-- .Mo4orrrUa. le14 .'I'KKl' Ilon rr t ire, uaed r I .j 3 . v lilt at or . e : lea .r. I or: ; e-r call for A. li or. N c A' twin iii !.. . r or trril.l. O I l.r 1 Pi-.or, A IM'J M "t at. 4-'l unm:..i, Vict roia AutuoltUr far Hire. FOK HIHK 41 ;i per t our.' 4-raaacncr1414 i- OH U. Phon Wfxwl law a 144 lauarhr. and float.. 1 -NT FA L To K l.Ali XI T A If v .. r r Ne 1 0aT column ! S..ndt '' 4 t'T.Mnmn. If o ant I: vj peai.r. j aaTtiaff. fretant launch lr emu Ur a:u or rir.h.ir.(. LkTAVlViJ fi!j. cT'eap h.vfiot, furclahcd er not. InO' r r.Jt A.tSet at. Tvfritert. TU t'U Ul l Kl.S for rem. 2 m.-ntha for " ai.d up. u;cni a' rent appned oQ pur h aa pr.o hm.rin Tpear:ter Cai mnf. l-r-aa a . l"ori .and. Or. W li ou fn nt to per cent oa a.l inaaea of tapearrtter. aerd for or lliua irate J folder. P.e: a .i department HOLk-r-ALK TVPLWK1T LR i O . . 1 Waaa at ni KW KITLKS. a.i maaT--. $10 to id Tha Northei T peanter Co 4 etark at. ii.n Ml'V, rebuilt -cor. iJ-Sar.1 r:itala at cut rat ?. p. j... c .. .'il Mara at. Main 1407. Mi CA."I It r LI".. -i. larce i'Kk on hand: we ou i lfi .a-n,. a i ree-:e?e uitii!-r4 Caah lvaa'.er La: Wah.r.ri.n at- bt.I.NU MAi M1M new a n-l ac md 1 an aa r rent. $Z up i-ra ;t lt.;,a L..-torium. ! L near I t,.wi. Ma. a 44,:. a bhU INd M ACHINl rM a-c md- UlAMoMi. at.ap. . .nitd - 1 K . tl . ah.t atone. cot 4 '. laaa 4-. 1 1. t q-.-Tk A 1 tt T, r aoi.lai. l iAM'M l.w-w I l ;r ri ;-. HfaOli . ter a-i-'H. i . 1 I at tt to.. - I r t t at. VstOal' lu ll' CH 1 T LI S laii.cia Kacl.at.ee. i Id alT v:iirrA koiiik and .enaea bouff.it. ao-a a. a x. liarcu W a;llt!.e lea C4.nt.-ai. IVn'sVl.K ' n .T i' it "Jf t. '.en: 14 1. L-n. Ajl'l l-"-4 t r a aenwie:n a v e. PL V Mlil NO eupplira at hoi---. ptsCea. tark-Ua-a . o.. 1 1 Z Id at Ma. a .9. THK Neutral ilcar Ha-anA t;lr oelVa for 4c taafa 1-k . -c . ,i I urne.de. H 'T - A 1 t( K1 1 5 N" V K , f rat i n. Vrty cJ.e, , rh: Vara .all - " S A FES. SAr icT Tha Moa.er Faf Co., 14 Mara 8t tNTMl H.ANMlt. WILL PAY CASH FOR K'OND- M A D i:vlii.'iOLl GOOM jiioviijrUN a W V N 1 i '1 i u. ' !.. t-;'e:tt4r la : a 1 t..r-r oi J j -- Ilr . ' -4' OWL Fl' K N I TU K E CO paa heat pr.ra fef yeur furniture 141 1st at. Main 4427. 4 K :.-p v In fri . .1 . . W ANTKD norieae, 1- u . N o M i--reilaneoua. H 1 LL1 A H T N a no ae cxnd - hand carom and po. ket h.Marj iat.es and bo l::ia a ..e hiivj a'-cea4..r.ca : eaay pa men t a. Tha ltt ur.a . k- Ha. a.-en iier to. 4a4 aih. .o.-o v Ti i rii v v i; i-r7.ii7 N-Me:iej.,i. t li..ir.. r ittcm-ntK, .fl.'-t J-aini'iea (tt-c. col.'man lirxrlk.. 1". O i-o l r: .ai d. i