THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, JUNE 14. 1003.
MOTHER'S BLOODY MANIA
KILT.S WHOLE FAMILY, THEN
ENDS HER OWN LIFE.
Brooding Over Husband's Lack of
Employment, Slie Kills Him, Five
Children and Herself.
CADILLAC. Mirh.'. June 13. Mrs.
Daniel Cooper, sometime during last
night, shot and killed her husband, five
of her ix children and herself in their
home here. The sixth child was fatally
wounded. Mrs. Cooper 1 said to have
been subject to spells of dementia.
When Mrs. Kealey, Mrs. Cooper's
mother, went Into the Cooper home
this morning, she found the bodies of
her daughter and Mr. Cooper lying: on
the floor. A revolver lay beside Mrs.
Cooper. .Mrs. Kealey rushed into an
edjoinir.K room, and there found the
five children lying dead In a pool of
blood, with the sixth child badly
wounded close by.
In every instance the victims were
killed with a bullet through the head.
The deHd are:
Daniel Cooper. 4R years oli.
Mrs Cooper, 43 years old.
Kred, aged 17.
Inez, aed 11.
Harry, aged 14.
Samuel, aged 10.
Georpiana, aRed S.
Florence, aged 1 1-2 years.
Some were In their beds and others
were on the floor. Mrs. Cooper lay across
the body of the baby on a bed with an
emptied revolver beside her. It to be
lieved Mrs. Cooper committed the mur
ders and then killed herself. She was
once confined in an asylum and for some
time has been brooding over the fact that
Cooper was out of work. A few days aga
she is reported to have said she would
"end it all."
Fred Cooper was still alive when found.
Just Defore he died he said:
"Mother did it. I think mother first
chloroformed the members of the fam
ily before shooting them."
' There were no sjns of a struggle in
any instance. Neither were there pow
der murks which indicated that she
stood some distance away In firing the
shots.
It developed the woman had been men
tally unsound since the birth of her
youngest child, Florence, IS months ago.
She was sane at .Intervals.
. .Mrs. Cooper last nisht took all her
children to a vaudeville performance.
She bargained Willi the girl ticket-seller
to admit the entire family for 60 cents.
The seller said she would do so. but that
it should not be considered as a prece
dent. "You will never need to again," replied
Mrs. Cooper, "because none of us will
ever come here after tonight."
She treated the children to candy and
peanuts and then marched up and down
the streets after the show, all In a
happy mood, Mrs. Coopc-r being cheer
ful They went home and the killing
evidently followed shortly afterward.
QUITS OCEAN FREIGHTING
AMiite Star Line Says Railroads Fa
vor -Montreal Over New York.
NEW YORK, June 13. The freight
service of the White Star Line of
steamers from New York will be dis
continued on Tuesday and the live
freight steamers, Cevic. Bovic, Geor
gic, Armenian and Victorian, will be
laid off because, according to officials
of the lne, the railroads favor Mon
treal over New York In fixing freight
rates.
Real Estate Transfers.
M. McCrum and wife to S. R.
Barnes, lot 17, block 2. Watts Ad
dition 2,000
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
to Norah McCann. lot 20, block 1,
McDougall's Subdivision 350
I'ark land Company to William A.
liuinn, lot 9, block 74, University
Park 175
Ij. F. Coon and wife to Charles II.
Adler and wife, lot 6, block 7,
Ivanhoe 1.800
Lizzie A. Richards to M. Applestone
and wifeti 30x100 feet In Fractional
block i:S8 City, commencing at N.
V. corner of said block on east
line of Third street. feet south
of south line of Hall street 6,000
Oregon & I'alifornia Railroad Com
pany to Peter Kerr, part of Aber
nethy Heights, containing 7 acres,
beginning at southwest coriwr 3.340
Bankers' & Lumbermen's Bank to
Kdniund T. Ames, lot 1 and north
H feet of lot 2. block 182. city 40,000
First Unitarian Society of Portland
to M. K. Thompson et al. lots "A"
to "N," "S" and "T" and lots 2,
'.!. block 4: and lots 1 to . block S,
lot 1. block S. blocks 12. 13, anil
block 17, Clifford Addition to Al
bina, to correct error 9,038
1I-. H. Yount and wife to John K.
F.lv, lot 3, block 2. Adams Addi
tion to St. John 1,700
It. ti. Busse to Mrs. I). Bardowick,
west 2."i feet of east of lot 1.
block 31, Albina: and north 25
feet of west 25 l'eet of cast .H f
lot 2, block 31. Albina 1.45f
Moore Investment Company to
Samuel C. Alexander, lots 7 and 8,
block 27. Vernon I,2e0
Fliielitv- Trust Company to Margaret
C. Blake, south 20 feet of lot 10,
and north 10 feet of lot 7, block 4,
Wilson's Addition 2,7
Kenneth A. J. Mackenzie and wife
to Gitiseppe I.avagetto, lot 3, block
22. Kenil worth 650
John C. Shillock. adm., to Esther C.
Pohl, undivid 'd 1-10 interest In lot
22, 23, block 23. Arbor Lodge, east
feet of lot 9. block 5, subdivided
Broebstel's Addition to Albina 200
V Mashek Kx to F.mil Pohl. undi
vided 1-3 of the following: 10 acres
commencing south 33. i2 chains
from north east corner of the Jen
ne Donation Land Claim, in sec
tion IS, township 1 south, range
3 east 1
V Mashek and wife to heirs of Anna
Pohl. same as above 1
Sycamore Real Estate Company to
Nanna Thornborg. lot 4, block 14,
Kern Park 10
Sycamore Real Estate Company to
Nanna Thornborg. lots 5 and B,
block 14. Kern Park 435
diaries H. Campbell and wife to
E. P. Armstrong and wife, lots
45 and 46. block 13, Albina 2,100
K. Quackenbush and wife to Invest
ment Company, lots 27, 29. 31, 33,
35. 37, 39, 41, 43 and 45, block 23,
city 19
College Endowment Association to
L.eKearney. lots 2S, 27, 28 and 29,
block 14, College Place 1,300
L. M. Commons and wife to Nels
Thompson, lot ti and east $ of lot
5. nlock 10, Portsmouth 1.200
William E. Brainard and wife to
James D. Ogden, lot 22, block 3,
Brainard Tract 2S7
John W. Van Natta and wife to
Andrew Peterson, lot 17, block 2,
Vernon 200
Charles J. Schnabel and wife to
Sehnable Investment Company,
lots 6 and 7, block 21, Peninsular
Addition No. 2 1
Portland Trust Company to Miles
W. Wilkins, lot 2, block 6. Wood
stock 600
O. N. Ford and wife to Margaret
Buckley. 43x48 feet, beginning 521
feet south of a point in the center
of county road, said point being
61s.7 feet west of a stone at sec
tion corner of Sections 7, 8, 17 and
18. township 1 south, range 2 east 1
A. S. Black and wife to Thomas E.
Cornelius, 2li acres, beginning at
South west corner of Section 23,
township 1 north, range 2 east 1,975
Security Savings & Trust Company
to Margaret Nash, lot 8, block 21,
Belle Crest 10
S. C Bowles and wife to Walter
Worth Davis and wife , lot 6,
block 17. Piedmont 10
H. W. Clinger and wife to H. F.
Hoecker. north Vi of lot 1, block
fi4. Caruthers to Caruthers ' 1
II. A. Schmaiz et al to C. F. Weg
ener, north t of lot 1, block 64,
Caruthers to Caruthers 3,300
J. C. Roberts and wife to E. O.
Osborne and wife, lots 3 and 4,
block 18, Hanson's. Second Addi
tion 1,500
E. W. Reder to Richard T. Dabney,
30x100 feet, beginning at north
west corner of lot 1, block 17.
Hanson's Second Addition, to cor
rect error 1
J. C. Roberts to Richard T. Dabney,
30x150 feet, beginning at point at
nodthwest corner of lot 1, block
19. Hanson's Second Addition 390
Barbara IX Dalton to Sophia Ger
linger. lot 4, block 19, (Touch's
Addition 10
John Forduey and wife to John
Wishart, lot 20, block 4, Stewart
Park 225
Hattie E. Bogtie to Minnie M.
Bogue, lot 8, block 6, Arleta Park
No 3 4 10
Title Guarantee & Trust Companv
to S. M. Benedict, lot 7, block 29,
Berkeley 100
W. Ellison and wife to R. A.
Davey, lot 12, block 1L Town of
Fairvlew 125
Owen Jones and wife to O. C. Og
den. lot 2, block 10, City View
Park 100
Theodore Nicolal and wife to City
Investment Company, lots in
blocks 1. 2, 3, 4, o, and 6, South
west Sunnyside 10
W. G. Register to W. V. Morrison,
lot 5. block 3, Crosier's addition... 2,200
Oregon Real Estate Company to
William Hutchinson, lot 4, block
175, Holladav s Addition 2,600
Bertha E. Patton to Richard Clark
Trengove, undivided 'i of west
of lots 1, 2, and 3, bsock 11, Sun
nyside 10
Total ,
..$ 88,336
Bav your abstracts tnadt br tb Security
abstract V Trust Co.. T CD&ntbsr of Com.
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Portland P. C. Lennon. Chicago;
Geoi&e McNeil, San Franciwo; D. Cornier;
J. S. Carman, Tacoma: A. K. Larson. San
Franclco: A. Khriofl, Keattle; W. A. Brown,
New York; Mrs. G. Brown. Tacoma; 1). B.
Sweeney; R. Swain and wife. Japan; C. J.
Pollock. Seattle; M. w. Nicholson, Kansas
City; J. C. Neville, Chicago: M. A. Miller
and wife, Tacoma; M. Wollhelm, Kan Fran
cisco: J's. Patrick. Neijn, B. C. ; W. A.
Davis?. Australia: T. Asai and wife, Japan:
R. Cerman and wife. Philadelphia: F. G
Stiles. .Rainier; J. M. Deck; G. H. Con
naught: o. Slehert and wire. London. En-.;
W. A. XIrholls. Spokane: John W. Gunn and
wife. San Franoleco; J. J. Gllent, O
Glleent. Went Chester; Mrs. J. F. Forbls
Hutte; F. T. Plowdeii. V. B. Manlove, San
Francieco: Captain G. W. Wood and wife
Astoria; K. G. Clark, San Francisco; Thomas
KeoRhn. San Francisco; G. W. Moore. Stan
ford; George AVitte and wife, Marohfield: J
M. Bra.lbury, Moscow: W. A. l.oekhart; Mrs
K. VV. Perry. Mrs. N. W. Taylor, Miss N
Hall. Cattaraugus: Mrs. I. Slsson, Mies I.
Slsson, Collins; W. Wainwrteht Dann, Phil
adelphia; iilss Carpenter. Philadelphia; Miss
Hereth, Mies O'Leary, Indianapolis; F. E
I-enpp, wife and daughter; H. B. Memner
Chicago; H. T. Harper and wife. Phlladel
phla; W. W". Hobsim. Indianapolis: D. Wil.
son. Spokane; F. B. Broeius and wife, Hood
River; E. F. Taylor. Seattle: R. R. Ross.
New Tork; I. Hlnak. San Francisco; I
Kaufman. New Tork; S. Katten and wife.
R. Mandel and wife. San Francisco; W. O.
Hunt. I.os Angeles: A.. B. Morton. Boston
H. C. Smith. Louisville; W. R. Filmer. Sari
Francisco; C. B. Johnson, Denver; C. D
Danaher, Tacoma: H. H. Hafan and wife,
Montreal; .1. Ruspell. A. Oartenber, Sin
Francisco; tV. C. Langbridge and wife. New
York: I.. B. Hart. B. R. Griggs and wife.
K. S. Hasan. San Francisco: E. G. Chandler.
Seattle; L. V. Spence, Chicago: J. E. Oren.
Marehfield; W. C. Sargent, Milwaukee; M
G. Orendorff. Canton, III.; L. Nordman and
wife. San Francisco; R. O. Gllles. C. L
Bundry. Los Angeles: E. Ray. Montreal: R.
Bloch, London; F. Marshall and wife. Gold
field; J. Marx. New York: C. Durkina, St
Paul; G. F. BufTman. St. Louis; M. B. Ba
son. Detroit: J. R. Morris. Chicago; T. B.
Anderson and wife, San Francisco: S. Ri
Andrews. Oakland; F. L. Farmer, Duluth
B. Moran, Boston; Mrs. G. S. Mapes. Elgin-
C. E. MantlBnd and wife, Denver: C. Fer
guson and wife. Pocatello; .T. A. Day, New
York: V. G. Richards. San Francisco; G. C
Wattles. Detroit: D. H. Clark. St. Paul; H
Bamberger. H. Hushberg, New York: C. F.
Whaley. St. Paul; E. G. Dodge. Newark; P.
F. Smith, .wife and daughter. Spokane.
The Oregon w. T. Scholfleld, Astoria; J.
A Miller, Chicago; W. H. Eccl?s, Hood
River: H. E. Taber. Seattle; E. R. Coffin,
Nampa. Idaho; Victor Wordcn, The Dalles;
J. D. Matheson, La Grande: H. Hamberger,
New York; R. B. Hinton. Rhanlko. Or.; R.
H. Hinton. Mra C. H. Lew, Corvallls: E.
Livesly, Mrs. W. B. Livesly, W. H. Llveslv,
Pasadena, Cal: F. A. McMann. Tacoma; F.
L. Stewart, Kelso: H. Hirshberg, Indepen
dence; W. w. Wilson and wife, Spokane:
A. E. Eberhart, Walla Walla; F. R. silver
smith, Denver; J. R. Molera. San Francisco:
Ortis Hamilton. Olympla; Mrs. D. Shults,
S. c. Dyke. Spokane: C. E. Healv, Minne
apolis; T. F. Galligan, Chicago: F. J. Eld
rldge. Gervais. Or.: G. G. Shumav, San
Francisco; J. H. Forney. C. B. Wlltonough.
Moscow. Idaho; V. R. Burv and wife. Eu
gene: Mary F. Seely. Wlndon. Minn.: Dora
Donloney. Centralia; L. P. Prnvse and wife.
E. E. Wilson, J. Dixon, Tacoma; M. H.
Wheeler and wife. Albany: T. F. Robinson
and wife, Puyallup; W. G. Dletz. Seattle;
L. Harrin. Kelso; J. M. Smithe, St. Paul;
P. Connached and wife, Yacolt; Miss F.
B. Hatch. Salom: M. B. Grant and wife,
Dallas; S. G. Hoffman. San Francisco; C
L. Irvln. Vancouver. Wash.; Dr. F. A.
Bird. Leonard Talbott. Kelso. Wash.: Alfred
Strunk. H. Strunk. New York; L. E. Our
ney. H. L. Axtll. C. C. Tull. Moscow, Idaho;
BEAVERTOh-REED
'The. Pasadena of Oregon'
Fruit and Vegetable
Garden Tracts.
8 to 12 Miles from
Portland.
4 Trains Each W,
ay
Daily.
With or Without
Buildings and Orchards
5, 10, 15 or 20 Acres
$150-$250
Part Gash, Balance
Easy Payments.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
245'2 STARK STREET
Phones Main 35 - - and - - - -
To lease, as a whole or in part, the Wilson
building, of four floors and basement,
now occupied by the Blumauer-Frank
Drug Company, situate at 144 and 146
Fourth street. Present lease expires De
cember 28, 1908. Apply 401 McKay Eldg.
J. E. Baggs, Chicago: C. H. Woods. Che
mawa; D. D. Bird, Texas: Mrs. T. C. Tay
lor. Mrs. Sturgls, Pendleton; C. C. Stur
gis. Pendleton; A. B. Gorton and wife. Los
Angeles; Oak Nolan. R. W. Watson, Tilla
mook; W. S. Broderlck. .St. Paul; C. S.
Hampton. Chicago; H. M. Munger. Hills
boro; John Porter, Vancouver, Wash.; Mrs.
Alley Williams. Mrs. E. O. Hawley. Mc
Mlnnville: R. E. Duff, Cliffs. Wash.; E. W.
Brown, Salem; Merta Beale. Rochester; J.
Johnston ami family. St. Paul: Mrs. S. W.
Sturdevant and niece. South Bend; John
Turnlrllffe and wife. San Francisco; H. L.
Weil. St. Louis.
The Imperial S. R. Haworth, Mrs. J. A.
Arbuckle and daughter. La Grande; Chas.
Langart. Chicago; F. O. Miller. Portland:
W. Burngal, Carlton; Mrs. John Nlsseu,
Engle CHIT; R. Y. Lumiee. Royette. Idaho;
Frank Ira White. Klamath Falls; Margaret
Iysys. Ollvo Iysys. Hautsdale. Ind.; W. M.
Daleny. Lorinda Delanv, J. Delany. W. M.
Kennell and wife, Cleveland; Frank E.
Gorman, Spokane: Adolph Buchler, The
Dalles; Jack Matlock, Heppner; Fred
Medler and wife, Wasco; Mrs. C. P. Castle,
Ely. Nev.; Mrs. J. H. Weakenford, T. G.
McCullem, Y. G. Freeman, Albany; P. C.
O'Malley. city: C. W. Lowe. Eugene; ('.
W. Robinson. A. M. La Follette. T. B. Kay,
Salem; J. E. Barnett, White Salmon; James
Wallou. Jr., Tillamook; Wm. S. Walton,
Salem; J. E. Raynold and wife. Arlington;
K. Sugman, Forest Grove; E. E. Erickson,
Corvallis.
The UsBisoon A. L. Fox. Astoria: Goo.
VeBeey. Boston; B. W. Leppla, Seaside; h.
Luke Howe, Sacramento: Mra. Alfred Jeselsen,
New York; D. I. Asbury. McMinnville; B.
Van Dusen. Astoria; Dr. F. N. White,
Klamath Falls; C. A. Brown. A. J. Buown,
Seaside; !,. S. Centis, Portland: R. L. Mc
Bride, Minenapolls; J. C. Moreland. Seaside;
Dr. Alex McDougall and wife. Baker Civ;
R. W. Byars and wife, Oakland; J. L.
Sharon and wife, Pendleton: Mrs. Wright,
Corvallls; B. T. Schafter. Seattle.
The Calumet J. D. Farrell. San Fran
cisco; Mra. W. M. Yates, Mrs. J. Often,
Hood River; W. H. Barkow, Wendlen; J.
Hood Horner and wife, Tacoma: W. W.
Webb and wife. Portland; R. J. Stockinger,
Roseburg: W. E. Johnstone and wife. Reno;
H. G. Mever, Salem; J. Thorn. F. Lambert,
Claremount; Charles E. Reed, Corvallls;
Manuel Frledly, Helix: Charles D. Hazelrlgg,
Medforii; Mrs. W. Tyler Smith. Sheridan;
Mra. T. J. Craven, Dallas; Samuel Drunkel
ler, wife and fon. Walla Walla; M. C. Har
ris and wife, Eugene; Miss Vivian Raymond.
Los Angeles: T. C. Smith, Jr.. Mrsi. T. C.
Smith. Malcolm Smith, Salem; Will E. Sher
man, Hood River; C. C. Bryant and wife,
Albany; Al Jacobs. New York City; Wlllard
Palmer, Los Angeles.
St. Charles c. Hatch. RidglJeld; H. Hill,
city; Miss Cummings, Seattle; J. T. Peter
son. Clatskanle; M. Beckman and wife,
New York City; H. Struckmeler. Albany; B.
Root, C. Overt, W. T. Lynden. Ostrander;
E. O. Fisher, city; B. B. Brooks. Golden
dale; O. Klem. T. Mahoney, city; F. D
Haltestv, Vancouver; B. F. Mills. Prescott;
M. Smith. Rainier; G. Hendershot. W. A.
Locks, city; H. E. Shields. Biggs; Mrs. C.
W. Hamilton. E. W. Jenkins. Kelso; A. L.
Coffey. U Camas; Mrs. D. E. Polndexter,
A. Lundee, l,a Camas: C. M. Alexander,
F. L. Thompson and wife, Hubbard; A. S.
Meuvln, Jefferson: Leona Penland. Ridg
fleld; F. X. Startup and wife, Catlln; J. A.
Munroe. Astoria; O. N. Moore. The Dalles;
B. F. Coe, Rainier; T. W. Lusk. Sllverton;
W. Brown and wife, L. South, Wenatchee;
G. F. Gulnton, The Dalles; O. Petterman.
Wallace; P. M. christenson. Sllverton; M.
S. Hostell. Aurora; F. Roseboom, Boring;
W. R. Pelton. Troutdale: C. E. Graham.
Ca3tle Rock: A. A. Hannaghan, Gervais; E.
E. Jones, Eugene: S. Thomas and wife,
Jefferson; D. B. Waggoner. Hillsboro; Miss
Downing, Beaverton; F. W. Hollenbeck,
Vancouver: F. Remen, Utlca; H. A. Sher
man. New York; R. D. Ellis, San Francisco;
D. McDaid. Portland; J. L. Holloway, F.
S. Holloway. V. S. A.; .1. Knlerman,
Beaverton; L. E. Amsden. Graham; D. C.
Boyd. M. Plerson and wife, city; C. D.
Hasom. Aurora; W. Cochran, J. Mathles,
Eureka; R. H. Mast, Coquille: A. Webster
and wife. Knox; R. T. Aldrlch, Merrill; J.
G. Callaway and wife, Brownsville; A. J.
Duoglass. Dufur; H. R. Fleming, J. F.
Mayor, Philadelphia.
The Lenox C. M. Carlos. Portland: E.
Cameron, Mrs. W. Cameron, Riverside;
Teona L. Brandes. O. L. Helmlck. Napavine;
O. C. Hewett, Butte. Mont.; N.. A. Van
Voorbea and wife, Taholah; F. A. Erixon,
Salem; Harry Wood, Robert Penny, T. O.
Morrison, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Andrews, Bellingham; H. J. Burrows and
wife, St. Paul; W. L. Weil, St. Louis; Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy, Anoka, Minn.; Maurice
D. Teroggs, Herminton, Or, ; Howard Mc
Connell and wife, Eugene: Mrs. E. H. Den
ny. McCoy; W. E. Biles. Seattle; 1. Q.
Whistle and wife. Hermlston, Or.; Herbert
Eperson and brother, Eugene; John H.
Lewis. Salem: Mrs. I. D. Kelly. McCoy:1 I.
T. Jackwlck and wife. Winona, Minn.; Mlaa
G. E. Hellenbrand, Seattle: A. P. Carrem
and family, Boseman, Mont.; Wm. A. Gart,
Freewater: Y. G. Freeman, Albany.
Just What a Woman Wants
Tint Tour Rooms With ,
Washable Kalsomine
Costs less than the prdinary
kalsomine, which fades and rubs
off. No trouble to call and ex
plain our process, and give esti
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Telephone, Woodlawn 2158.
VILLE ACREAGE
it is easy to 'understand
that in the near future
these lands must material
ly enhance in value. W i t li
substantial improvements,
buildings, growing or
ehards, added population,
and the advantages accru
ing therefrom, the advisa
bility of making a pur
chase as- soon as possible
will appeal at once to the
far-sighted and thought
ful. An opportunity for
small investors, as well as
home-makers.
A3 5 OO
DAn.V METBOROIyOGICAI. REPORT.
PORTLAND, June 1.1. Maximum tempera
ture. 82 decrees, minimum. 52 degrees. River
reading at 8 A. M., 18.7 Teet: change in last
2i hours, rtee .8 foot. Total rainfall (5 P. M.
to 5 P. M-, none; total rainfall since Sep
tember 1, 11X17, 38.33 inched: normal rainfall.
42.14 inches: deficiency. 4.61 inches. Total
sunshine June 12. 10 hours; possible runehine.
15 hours, 42 minutes. Kammeter (reduced to
sea-level), at 5 P. M.. 2.4 Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at B P. M., Pacifio tlma,
June 13.
Wind.
2
STATIONS.
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n i o 9
a c
Faker City
Bismarck
Boise
Eureka
Helena
Kamloops
North Head
Pocatello
Portland
Red Muff
Roseburg. .......
Sacramenti
Salt Lake
San Francisco.
Spokane
Tacoma. ........
Tatoosh Is'and..
Walla Walla
8010,
6J't.
82,0.
54 !0.
72,'u.
84 0.
.120,
7i0.
82,0,
8'0.
8(1 0.
8n'0.
Soil).
(iK'O.
84!0,
7H i.
r.2 o.
nolo.
8iNW
18 NV
six
lOiSW
410
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clotidv
001 ICaliri
00 W'NW
OoilolRW
001 8INW
00 8 SB
Oil) 61 N
oo;lir,S
01il4iN
Wil6: V
001 4:SW
00 6!N
dOlloi VV
00 6iSW
Clear
IClear
Thunder
Pt cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
WEATHKR CONDITIONS.
The prewure remain high over the coast,
while a moderate depression overlies British
Columbia. Clear weather prevails this even
ing over the entire Pacific Slope and plateau
region1 except over Northern Utah, where
rain is falling. Temperatures are somewhat
higher over Eastern Washington, Oregon and
Southwestern Idaho.
The indications point to continued fair
weather over this forecast district Sunday.
TUB RIVER.
The etage of the river at Portland thle
evening at 6 o'clock was 19 feet, a rise of .3
foot since this morning. It Is probable that
the stage on Mondoy morning will reach 19.8
feet.
FORECASTS.
For the 28 hours ending midnight, June 14:
Portland and vicinity Fair; westerly winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Fair; westerly winds.
Eastern Oregon, Kastern Washington and
Idaho Fair. I LODHOU,
Local Forecaster temporarily In charge.
Brand Central Nation lime Card
bUUXiLfc.lt X'ACsLstAC.
J .cut In Portland
Hoseburc assener ........
Cottage drove. passenger ...
Calitornia Expre.n .........
fcan Francisco lxprM. . . . . ,
West bice
CorvalUa Passenger ........
! 8:13 a. i
.i 4:13 p i
.1 7:43 p i
, 1:30 a. i
! 7:OOa,i
.1 4:10 a.i
Sheridan Faasenger ............
forest Grov phbienger .........
Forest Grove Passenger ..
Arriving; Portland
Oregon h.iprei
Coiiago Grovtt Pa&sengr. ...... ,
Hoseburg Pasii6ngr
(ll:uu a. i
3:40 p. I
7:15 a. i
.U:30 a.i
I 3:80 p. l
Portland ii.xira ..........
Wc Sldo
Corvallls Passenger ......
tiherldan, passenger ......
Forest Grove Passenger...
Forest Grove Passe n ger. . .
ix:i3 p.i
6:33 D. l
1U:30 a. l
I 8:00 a-
I 2:50 p. i
SUKIUtKS 1-ACU'1C.
Lcving- l'unJuiid
Tacuma and Settl. Express. ...1 8:30 a.m.
North Coast & Chicago Limited..! 2:00 p. m.
Overland Express 111:43 p. ill.
Arriving fort lam
I
North Coajtl Limited..
Portland Express
Qv ii land Express ....
i 7:00
I 4:13 P.
I 8:35 p.
p.m.
OMUOA RAILROAD St N AMU AXiUN CO.
Leaving Portland
Pendletoa PaMsener
Chicago-Portland biMclal
Spokane Ziyer
Kansas city & Chicago Express.
Arriving Fortiand
Spokane ITlyer
Chi.. Kan. City & Portland Ex. .
Chicago-Portland Special ......
Pendleton Passenger
7:15
8:30
8:15
U:tM
8:00
U:43
8:30
3:13
p. m.
p. m.
a. m.
a. m.
p. m.
p. m.
ASXOK1A Jfc COLUMBIA HI V K K.
JLeavlos; Portland
Astoria & Seaside Express. . .
Astoria & Seaside Express......
Arriving PortlunoW
Astoria & Portland Passenger. .
Portland Express
8:00 a, m.
:00 p. in.
12:15 p. m.
10:00 p. m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leuvlug Portland I
C. P. R. buort Line. via. Spokane) 8:13 p. m.
Seattle jll:45 p. m.
Arriving: Portland I
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spokane I 8:00 a. m.
Vis Seattle I 7:00 a m
Jefferson-Street Station
Lcti fin Portlund
Dallas Passenger ....
Dallas Pasaenser ....
Arriving; Portland
OKEt.ON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arriving: Portland
Wiisonville Local
Salem 'and intermediate
7:03
8:13
10:30
11:20
1:20
2:43
4:00
3:40
8:15
Local .
Wllsonvule Local
Salem and intermediate Express.
Salem and Intermediate Local...
Wilsonvllie Local
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Salem and Intermediate Local..
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Leaving Purtlund
fialem and Intermediate Local...
:23
:35
8:35
Wiisonvllle Local
Saiem ana intermediate Express.
Salem and intermediate Local...
Wilsohviile Local
Balem ana Intermediate Express.
6alem and Intermediate Local...
Wiisonvllle Local
Balem and Intermediate Express.
11:10
12:03
2:05
3:30
4:23
:03
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Frankliu-liarues Market
Friedman packing Company, Inc. Meats.
Poultry. Fish. Vegetables. 105-7 Third
street. Both phones.
fine IhnilAQ Lasto Mamie. 25c, the
mantle on the market. Barretts, 10 Mor
rison. Both phones.
no nil BW cords first-class 4-foot nr
uuu wood, (5 per cord delivered.
Phone Mala 4435. Hagte Creek Fuel Com
p any. 4Q8 Corbett B Id n.
Krnh'nnprv Dld ou know there was
Olotiuuci J a stationery store at 24k
Morrison street, near Third. Stationery and
BianR Books Davis & Kllburn. A 1(111.
Vlnrit Cul Flo era always fresh from
A u our ow n conservatories. Martin
A Forbes. 34? Washington at Both ption es
I'nn I Rot ISprlngs Coal. Independent
vuai foal St Ice company, opposite City
library. Both phones.
Electric Fixtures J u,nomJe"
prices are right. All work guaranteed.
Wfcstern Electric Works. 61 Sixth street.
PI at in cr Knives, Forks and all Sllver
X lULlii ware replatetj as good as new.
Oregon Plating Works, 16th and Alder. Main
2573. A 2575
n'inA O'Malley A Neuberger. 327 Waih
1UC lngton street. Phone Main 2394.
Free delivery. A gallon of 10-year-old Ingle
noolt Port. $1.50.
WrftH The Portland Fuei
Co. Seasoned
fiwu. ft,, cnrdwnnd
4 ft.. $0.50: sawed,
$6.00. Hard wood and coal. Yard 287
E. M orrlson st. Phones E 26. B 1026.
jpnn Kemmerer coal, the best Wyoming
tUttl coal; gives more heat and less ash.
Churchley Bros., 13th and Marshall sts.
Phones Main 031; A 3931.
MARRIED.
WENIN'GER-MOHR A very pret'y weddlnjj
was colenratod June 3 at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mm. J. C Mohr,
!nts. when their daughter. Ruby K.
Mohr. was married to Frank A. Wenin(??r.
of Portland. Tlie ceremony was per
formed by Rev. A. I). Soer. Mr. and
Mrs. Weninger will be at borne to their
friends at 17a 14th st-
PIED.
BITNT1N In this city, June 13, 1908, at 05
Morris street. Mrs. Phoebe E. BunUn, aged
tJ4 yeara, 3 months, 4 days.
MEETING NOTICES.
FIDELITY IjODOE NO. 4. A. O. U. W. Mem
ber will please take notice of the death of
J. E. Boynton, a member of this lodge, whlrh
occurred June 11. The funeral services will
be held from the Baptist Church. East Sevento
and Ankeny streets, today, June 14, at 2:30
P. M. All members of the lodge are earnestly
requested to attend.
N. ROSIER, M. W.
Attest: J. H. ZANE. Recorder.
EUREKA COUNCIL. NO. 204 KNIGHTS
AND SADIES OF SECURITY 500 party
tomorrow evening at Auditorium; refresh
ments and dancing; admission 15c.
ROSE CITY HOMKKTEAD, B. A. Y., will
give their next social at Yeomen Hall,
Selltng-Hirsch b-ldg., lOth. and Washington
streets. Thursday evening, June IS- Dancing.
Admission 2$ cents.
17:40 s. m.
4:13 p. ra.
Dallas passenger .............. nO:15 a. m.
Dallas Passenger J 3:50 p.m.
MEETING NOTICES.
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 4fl,
A. V. and A. M. Special communi
cation Sunday, June 14. 1 45 P.
M.t Masonic Hall. East 8th and
Burnslde st. To conduct the fu
neral of our late brother and
honored past master, John Edwin
Boynton. Every member should do his whole
duty. A full attendance i desired. All
M. M. Invited. By order W. M.
J. II. RICHMOND. Sec'y.
KAISERINE AUGUSTA LODGE NO. 5. will
have Its picnic Sunday, June 21, at East 15th
and Duck St., 2 blocks north from the crema
tory. Sell wood. Gentlemenv 25 cents and
ladles free.
CHIVOOK TRIBE, NO. 5. IMPROVED
ORDER RED MEN, meets every Thursday
sleep at 20814 Third st. Auditorium Hall.
A. J. OSBURN, C. of R.
MACCABEES memorial services at Fulton
Church, Fulton, at 7:30 P. M. Sunday. June
14. under aupplca Prospect Tent No. 45. All
Maccabees and friends invited.
GRAND TEMPLE OF PYTHIAN SIS
TERS OF OREGON will convene at 10 A
M.. June KMh. in Artisans Hall, 1061
Third street. The evening session will be
held In the K. of P. Hall, corner of Alder
and 11th streets, at 8 P. M., to which all
K. of P. members and the families are
cordlaliv invited to attend.
ELIZABETH DUNNING, Grand Chief.
K AND L. OF S. 5(X party, top floor
AliRky btrlg.. Saturday evening. June -;
refreshments and dancing. Admission 15c
FUXE&AL NOTICES.
M'GOWEN Mrs. Mamie Clark McGowen.
died J une 11 at her residence. 444 Park
St. Funeral June 14. 2 P. M., at Dunning,
McEntee & Gilbaugh's, 7th and Ankeny
sts. Interment at River view Cemetery.
All friends are respectfully invited to at
tend. f HORN At the family residence at Lents, on
June 12, Mrs. Rebecca Jane Thorn, aged 60
yea re. Friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services, which w ill be
hfld at Holman's chapel, corner Third and
Salmon streets, at 2:30 P. M., Sunday, June
14. Interment Lone Fir, Cemetery.
O'HARA In this city, June 12, 1008, at the
family residence, 714 Overton street, Bernard
O'Hara, aged 72 years. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral eervicea.
which will be hold at St. Patrick a Church,
corner Nineteenth and Javier streets, at 9
A. M., Monday, June 15. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery, please omit flowers.
DeGR A-NDPRE June 12, 194)8. Mary Ruth,
daughter of Clarence and Emma De
Grandpre. uped a years 5 months. Funeral
from, residence, 80 East Tenth street
North, at 2:30 P. M. Sunday, June 14.
BURFITT At his son's residence. 674 E.
Everett st.. June 13. Benjamin Robert
Burffltt. aged 5J years. Friends are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
services, which will be held at F. S. Dun
ning's parlors, corner Alder and East tith
' sts., Monday, June 15, at 10 A. M- Inter
ment at Rose City Cemetery.
PATTON In thia city, June 12, t the fam
ily residence, D01 Bast Morrison street.
Bertha Eugene Patton. aged 34 years. The
funeral services will be held at Finleys
chapel at 1 P. M. today, Sunday. Friends
Invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO., Funeral Dlrect
ors. Z-Zi 3d at. Lady atstr.nt. i'hone M. 507.
J. P. FIN Y 9t bON. Ytui eral Director
Third and Madison, l'buno Main tf. A ljt.
Dunning, Mcknte i iiilbaugh. 1-unerul 1I
regtora. Ita Ot I'tPe. Fhooe M. 43U. Ludy aaat.
ZELLEK-BYKNES CO.. huncrul l)lreco
re. 14 Kusaell. Eaat 1U8S. Lady aaalsts.nl.
F. B. DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 Ks
AUAer. sLadjr aMtiatant. Vbuu East fiS-
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NEW TODAY.
AUCTION SALES
BY THE
Portland Auction Co.
211 FIRST ST.
TUESDAY, 10 A. M.
THURSDAY, 10 A. M.
AND FRIDAY, 2 P. M.
Our rooms are oppn dally from 7:30 A.
M. until ti P. M., and it's necessary, for it
will tako you from morning until evening
to look over all the nlcn and select fur
niture we accumulate every week. On
Tuesday, next, we will sell, besides our
regular line of furniture and household
Roods, some VERY SWEL.L. OFFICE
Fl'RNITl'RK.
On Thursday we'll make a speciality of
some more REFRIGERATORS, besides
furniture. Incident ly we may state, the
past week we sold 38 refrigerators and
only have about 76 more left to select
from.
Friday, a Reneral line of everything for
the house, just to grive you an idea of
what we have for this week, would men
tion a few items:
Fine lady's dressing table, in golden
quartered oak, with large French plate
mirror; plain, sectional and combination
book cases; library table: hall racks; fine
massive metal beds with heavy brass
trimmings; fine upright piano; 4 organs;
dining-room sets with elegant side boards;
porch set; sanitary steel couches; floss
and hair mattresses; almost new steel
ranees and gas stoves, etc., etc. PAT
BONIZE US: YOU'LL. BE SATISFIED,
FOR WE GIVE FULL VALUE.
PORTLAND AUCTION CO.
211 FIRST ST.
Main 5655.
A 4121.
SPECIAL- NOTICE. TVe sell goods at
private sale any time and with courte
ous treatment and reasonable price aim
to give satisfaction to all.
PORTLAND AUCTION CO.
HOOD RIVER
1000 ACRES
Of the best fruit land In this famous
Valley is offered by us at a price
Unequaled as an Investment
A fortune is to be made by selling
Email orchard tracts on time payments.
The demand Is unlimited it's just
what salaried people want. Ever
thought of it? Don't let this oppor
tunity slip!
Look it Up Today
We sell" orchards and uncleared
tracts. Call or write for descriptions.
MAC RAE 6 ANGUS
432 Chamber of Commerce.
OBOKOB BLACK.
. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
23 Worcester Building,
Phons Main 8371.
NEW TODAY.
AuctionSales
AT WILSON'S
Auction and Commission House
1 73-1 75 Second, Corner Yamhill
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
1 0 A. M. Each Day
We will offer at public sale this week
a select assortment of modern furnishings
that has been removed to our salesrooms
for disposal. The furnishings throughout
comprise everything desirable for the
parlor, library, drawing-room, dining
room and bedroom. ELEGANT CAR
PETS, RI'GS and floor coverings: kitchen
effects of every description: ornamental
mahogany, oak and maple furniture; fold
ing beds, metal beds, couchej. davenports,
etc.; wall decorations; select pictures'
lace curtains, hangings, etc.; a variety of
rockers, chairs, tables and housekeeping
effects: an ASSORTMENT of ranges, gas
stoves and kitchen utensils: odd dishes;
decorated ware; glass ware and pantry
goods, etc.
N. B. At 10 A. M. we will sell one
trunk and contents; 1 valise and contents,
property of Edwin F. Bliss. Said prop
erty will be sold to satisfy the claim of
C. 1 Petherbridge. In addition to the list
of goods mentioned for auction selling,
we sell to retail buyers house furnishings,
office furniture, store fixtures, etc. In
fact, nearly everything In the manufac
tured line. Our store is the place to out
fit cheap.
Friday's Sale
At Our Salesrooms, Second St.,
Corner Yamhill
AT lO A.M.
Comprises groceries, provisions, dry
goods and sundry merchandise; something
useful for every housekeeper. In addition
to the wares mentioned, we will sell a
lot of Interior and exterior house paints,
enamel paints, priming paints and oils,
etc. t
N. B. If you have anything In the
house-furnishing line that you wish to
sell, call up Main 1626 or A 4243. We pay
spot cash.
IMPORTANT SALE!
On Tuesday, June 16th
At Residence, 320 Montgomery
Corner Sixth Street
AT lO A. M.
THE FURNISHINGS of THIS PALA
TIAL HOME, comprising twelve rooms,
of HIGH-GRADE MAHOGANY, OAK
AND MAPLE FURNITURE, RICH
HANGINGS. ORIENTAL RUGS, ELE
GANT CHINA AND CUT GLASS WARE,
ETC., COST OVER 310.000. Will be sold
AT PUBLIC SALE. See detailed ad
vertisement on SOCIETY page of this
paper.
NOTE. The house will he open for In
spection to intending purchasers Monday
afternoon, from 2 to 5 P. M. Catalogue
of sale furnished.
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Oriental Rug Sale
Tomorrow, Monday, June 15th,
and Tuesday, June 16th,
at 2 P. M.
AT OUR AUCTION HOUSE. J52 PARK
ST., NEAR MORRISON.
This is the finest collection of rare an
tique Persian rugs brought by the noted
expert collector, M. B. Mtbran, of Con
stantinople. All who visited the exhibition
yesterday highly commented on the merit
of the rugs.
AUCTION commences at 2 o'clock,
sharp. Terms, cash. Catalogues at the
sale.
GEO. BAKER & SON, Auctioneers.
TUESDAY NEXT
AT BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE. 132
PARK ST., NEAR MORRISON ST.
We have the furnishings of eight
room private residence for tin's sale. The
owner has instructed us to sell, as she Is
leaving for Alaska. Some of the goods
are equal to new. Following is a par
tial list: Very antique walnut sideboard,
with French plate oval mirror and deep
hand carving: antique and costly bed
room suite of three pieces; massive Vernls
Martin and Iron l)eds; good steel springs;
purity cotton felt mattresses: feather pi I -dows:
oak' dressers; chiffonier, 1 with
French plate mirror: several up-to-date
parlor rockers; center tables: parlor dav
enport. In rich, green upholstering; roll
edge couches: morris chair; parlor suite;
portieres; library table; hall seat and mir
ror, in quarter-sawed oak; solid oak dining-room
suito; also china cabinet: set of
dinner ware; Axmlnster rugs; body Brus
sels carpets: kllojien cabinet: refrigera
tor: gas range; granite ware, etc. At
the same time we shall sell the following
articles, removed from a flat: Pedestal
dining table; set oak chairs; buffet; two
folding beds; iron bed: carpets; ice box;
cook stove; two canvas cota; large tent,
etc.
You are welcome to view the goods
TOMORROW (Monday). We are always
glad to have you Inspect the goods on
day previous to auction.
SALE STARTS AT 10 O'CLOCK TUES
DAY. AUCTION NEXT THURSDAY
We shall have fur this auction the fur
nishing of a suburban home and consign
ments from various housekeepers and
others. Sale at 1( o'clock.
BAKER & SON. Auctioneers.
PRIVATE SALE
Solid brass statuary, very massive and
costly, of Italian Importation, by A. Pan
diani. Milano.
Auction offices. 1'2 Park st.
.Both phones. A 2r)7; Main 3332.
East 938.
B 2311.
In our new store this week
367 E. Morrison
and we hare a nice lot of furniture for
our
Auction Sale
Wednesday next, at 10 A. M., when we
will be pleased to meet all our old friends
as well as new faces. There will be bar
gains for every one.
NOTICE We also want all kinds of
second- hand furniture and we pay "the
price."
FORD AUCTION CO.
S.L.N.GILMAN
AUCTIONEER
NO. 411 -WASHINGTON STREET.
Auction Sales of Household Fur
niture, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday, 10 A. M.
Special notice of sale of choice
homestead property. Beautifully locat
ed building lots at Tahor Heights di
mensions 100x100. 50x145. 25x145, 50x
100; tine view; long time on payments.
See Mr. F. A. Bowen, agent, on prop
erty Sunday and all week days. Gil-man-Bowen
Co., agents. S. L. N.
Gilman, auctioneer.
NEW TODAY.
WANTED
Two Million Hogs
Have you read the leading ar
ticle in the June Pacific Month
ly, entitled as above? If not,
buy a copy and read it. And
then, if you are a wise investor,
you will get in on the BEST
PLATTING PROPOSITION
NOW AVAILABLE IN MULT
NOMAH COUNTY. Over
100 Acres Adjoining
Swift Townsite at
Only $800 Per
Acre, Easy
Terms
Each acre will' plat 6 lots,
50x100. Each lot will sell for
at least $500. Lots in Kenton
(Swift , townsite) on the west
and Loveleigh on the east are
bringing more than this and
selling rapidly. Over a hundred
sold in Loveleigh since April 1.
A syndicate to purchase this
tract, composed of some of the
shrewdest and best business
men in the state, is nearing
completion. Shares $1000 each
not many left. Call and let
us tell you about it.
I Columbia I
I Trust Co. I
l 713-715 Couch Bldg., I
Fourth St., Near 'Washington. I
TOWN LOTS
For Investment or
IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS?
If we knew which interested you
most, we would send you our free lit
erature on the subject.
We have just issued two new folders.
No. 3 describes the new townsite of
PALOUSE FALLS.
No. 4 tells about our irrigated tracts
at PALOUSE ORCHARDS.
You must be interested in one or
the other which is it? If it is con
venient for you to call and see us, do
so; we shall be glad to talk with you,
but if it is not possible for you to sea
us personally, fill in the following
blank and mail it to us, and we will
send, by return mail, literature, with
out any cost to you.
Gentlemen:
I am interested in
. . , and would like to
receive your free folder Xo
Please send same by return mail,
and oblige.
Name
Address
Date
Don't procrastinate, but do this to
day. Opportunities come fo every
body, but the man who seizes the op
portunity is the successful man.
The Palouse Irrigation S Power Co.
246 Stark Street,
Portland.
argain!
Bargain!!
argain!!!
The finest kind of a stock farm
in Linn County. 602 acres, 200
acres in cultivation; all fenced;
good house, 4 barns ; enough
large oak timber on place to pay
for it. How long do you think it
will last at $12 per acre?
THE JACOBS-STINE
COMPANY
Co-operative Farm Lands' Dept.
148 Fifth St.
Tlmrman-Street Business
Property
INCOME $95 PER MONTH
Price $10,000
Tvot 50x100 anil new 2-story frame
bullflirxr, bclns No. 7."0 Tliiirman Htrort,
between 22d and 23d. Look It up. It la
a fine Investment.
Mall & Von Borstel
104 Second St. and 302 K. Burnnlde St.