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Newspaper Page Text3 THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND. SEPTEMBER 37, 1908. v.. A PART OF THE CROWD IN THE GRANDSTAND ON THE STOCK SHOW ENDS First Exhibition by Country Club Comes to Close. FINAL DAY BRINGS CROWDS i:ffctt of Gathering of Blooded Stock Encouraging, Only Dis appointment Being Lack of Portland Attendance. TVIth the best racing events of the entire week, with the biggest and most' enthusiastic attendance and with a general feeling of satisfaction on the part of the management, the first an nual meeting of the Pacific National Show at the magnificent new grounds of the Country Club came to an end yesterday. Neighboring cities, towns and com munities patronized the big show . liberally. Portland patronlxed It as grudgingly as possible. Each day's attendance showed a far larger percentage of out-of-town patrons than local, although each succeeding day developed a greater degree of Interest. Portland finally realized during the closing days of the fair, that one of the biggest enterprises on the Ccast. so far as horses and stock are concerned, was under way. and there was some show of appreciation. It was noon when the crowd began arriving yesterday and by the time the races started seats in the grandstand and bleachers were filled. Around the inside fence were vehicles of every de scription and many stood along the fence on the outside, of the track. Hundreds visited the stock barns where blooded stock from many states of the West and Northwest were quar tered. Hundreds will also visit the barns today, for the stock Is not to be moved until today and Monday. Brings Permanent Residents. "The fair was the means of bringing numbers of permanent residents to Portland." said Secretary Westgate. "Even from California several have In dicated their intention of locating here after seeing the show and realizing what it will mean to Portland. The show will make Portland known as the horse and stock center of the Northwest, and indeed of the entire Coast. "We will make no complaint about anything this year, for so far as the show was concerned, everyone admits It was a great success. Next year, and during succeeding years, we hope to have the co-operation of every citizen of Portland and of this section of the country." f A number of horses, including sev eral of Frank Alley's crack animals from Roseburg. made records at the track yesterday. The racehorses, run ners, trotters and pacers, for the most part, will be shlrped today to North Yakima. List of Premiums Awarded. i Following Is a list of premiums' awarded at the show: Jery. Hetfer. senior cstf Zamnlra .1.. 1904. D. TI Lamer. Jfferscn. firn : Empress L?. H. Wen. ScapjHiose. econd: Kerns !za 21M4S. H. West. Scappoose. third; Lady K. 190.".. P. H. Looney. liinlily commended; Nsni-v H. iy07. T. H. Looney. commendrd. Junior -1t Kern Bess, 21M.V. II. West, first; Marrhesae. P. H. 'Loone. second ; Znmolea S. I-. l!Wrt. P. H. Irney. third. chimplim bull Klnj Valet. II. West. Kest aged herd ii. West, first and sec otiit; P. II. Looney. third Pest vounr herd D. H. Looney. first and second; M. West, third. Best calf herd U. West, first; D. H. Ixoney. second. Best four animals, yet of one sire H. West, first and second; D. H. Looney. third and fourth. Best two animals, either sex. product ons cow H. West, first, second and third. fat cattle By pure-bred sires, any sex. any ase, Duncan. Frank Brown, first; oua nlr' Clydeadalea. stallions. 4 years and over Royal Mc Queen J D. Gordon A Son. Ptindee, Or., first: Mirror, ixlu. William McKle. Los Anaeles. second: Bruce. 119o. William tlastlnaa. Boyd. Or., third: Big Barr. I'Mil, William MKle. highly commended. Three years ana u;iun . 'with. l. i P. M. Pryden, King. li'tirs Woodburn. first; Western Hugh Nlsbet. Chemacum, One ear and under 2 Monarch of the Glen J P Gordon Son. first: one entry. Under 1 vear McQueen's Ladd, J. P fJordon Son, first: Mctjueen's Hoir, J. P. Gordon Son. second. Hares, 4 years old and over Alpine Rose. v 1O702 J D. Gordon Son, first; Lady Jane. 84IH. J. n. Gordon & Son. second; Parky Bayne. 12304, J. D. Gordon & Son. thThree years and under 4 Victoria Glary. iriOSl. Hush Nlsbet, first: Wax's Katl, 1241. .1. P. Gordon & Son. second; Oregon bally, 12S42. J. P. Gordon A Son. third. One vear and under 2 Glen Gordon Maid. i:s!)7, J. P- Gordon & Son, first; Glen Gordon Bess, WHS. J. P. Gordon & Son, sei-ond; Glen Gordon Bell, l:i7. J. P Gordon & -"on. third. Under 1 year Glen Gordon Blossom. J. p. Gordon & Son, first: Glen Gordon Nell, second. . Bt four colts, get of one registered stallion, either sex. any age J. D. Gordon Son. first and second. Bet two colts, produce of one mare, either sex. any age J. P. Gordon & Son, first, second and third. Best four registered mares and one regis tered stallion, 2 years or over J. P. Gordon & Son. first; one entry. Stallion. 3 years old or over Dupont, D. M. Prydent. first; only entry. Two years and under McQueen s Lad. J. D Gordon A Son. first; only entry. Mares. 3 years old or over Alpine Rose, J. p. Gordon A Son. first: only entry. Two years and under Elen Gordon Mala, J. P. Gordon A Son, first: only entry. Champion stallion Pupont. P. M. Pryden. Champion mare Alpine Rose. J. D. Gor don A Son. English Shires. Stallions. 4 years old and over Albion, 8lt2i Salem Shire Company. Salem, first; Sterling Conqueror, A. C. Rube. Portland. Three vears and under 4 March Lad, 24420. A. C. Ruby, first; March Ben Bolt, 9274. 'a. C. Rubv. second. . Two years and under 3 Bllllngsford s Slasher. 249T.7. A. C. Ruby, first: Bombar dier. 2T.S18, A. C. Ruby, second. Mares. 4 years and over Bonny Maid. 61Srt. J. P. Gordon A Son. first: only entry. Three years and under 4 Silas, o.wO. A. C. Ruby, first: only entry. Beat two colts, produce one mare, eltner sex. any age A. C. Ruby. .,. Stallion. 3 vears or over Albion, feaiem Shire Company, first; only entry. Two years and under Bllllngsford s Slasher. A. f. Ruby, first; only entry Mares. 3 years and over Bonnie Maid. J. P. Gordon, first; only entry. nampion s.muiu.i '"f Company. r,. Champion mare Bonnie Maid, J. D. Gor don & Son. Belgian. Stallione, 4 years or over Fortin. 1571. J. I Edison. SJlverton. Or., first; Volney de Saint Gerard. 2103. H. C. Campbell. Portland, second: Fteur d'Avel. S291. A. Ruby, third: Arrlne. 3-H8. A. C. Ruby, H. C. 3 years and under 4 Marx. JJlb. A. Ruby, first: Zephirin. 2504 H 1-. Camp hell, second; Castar. 3200. A. C Iub; Newton. A. C Ruty. H. C; Gerfauet Zueve. 3213. A. C. Ruby. C. 2 year;- and under 3 Easton. 329A A Rub, first, only one entry. Mares. 4 vears and over Jep.nne. II C. Campbell, first: Fauvette. 341. H. C. Campbell, second; Melba. 343. H. C. Camp bell, third. Stallions, group of 5. 2 years or oer A. C. Ruby, first Cnly entry) 3 years or over. Kdison. Forbln tno ad dress,, first (only entry). ..r 2 years and under Gaston. A. C. Ruby, first (only entry - Mares, 3 years or over Jeane. Campbell, first (only ntry). 2 vears and under Black Beauty. H. C. Campbell, first .only entry. Champion stallion Edison, Forbin. Champion mare Black Beauty. H. C. Campbell. French Coaeli Hackney and Cleveland Bays. Stallions, 4 years and over Ganymede. 9440, Tom McKie. Los Angeles, first; Bea con Sire. 1000i3. A. C. Ruby, second; Ely Sir Garnet. 0. Ed Fopham TBrwr. 3 years and under 4 Sky Rocket. V. G. Mlddleton. Salem, first (only entry). Mares. 4 years and over Marine Meads. 474, John Nagely. Portland. first (only '"Roadsters, mare or geldtne. any- Alamo. C- X. Larrabee. Portland, first. Mens. C . Larrabee. Portland, second; . D la bella C. F. E. Alley. Roseburg. h.rd, Mabel Wylm. F- E. Alley. Roseburg. H. C Diana A.. F. E. Alley. Roseburg. t . Matched light harness pair, either sex, anv ace Alamo and Berxa. C. X. Larrabee. first- Bay team. F. E. Alley, second: Alta Cora and Cora Patchen. Paul Wwlnger. third; Wanda and Evelyn. E. O. Baldwin. W Jacks, Jennets and Mules. Jack 4 vears or over Soperbio, 1141. H. C camrhcll. first: Black Bab. William MoKte, second; Gallarda. H. C. CampbeU. third- Pohioro. 1157. H- C. Campbell. II. c. 4addl horses, mare or gelding, any Fred. William McK.ee. first; Blue Eye. II. H Corbet t, second. Stallion, anv sge Sol. G.. E. B. Turner, first: Prince. Henry H. Corbett. second. Stallion, mar or gelding Sol G. E. B. Turner, first (cnly entry). Shetland Ponies. F.aser and Jessica, Alfred Thicke. first (onlv entryi . Sing'e. shown in harness, either ?ex. an age Eager. Alfred Thicker, first; Nero. R. A. Caples. Sellwood second. Hereford. B'UI. 3 years and over L- H. Glide, first; W. O. Minor, second. 2 years and under Tulflller III. 30M.R. Paul Clagstcne. Clagstone. Idaho, first: Lord Byron. 1172426. L. B. Greer St Son. Ccrvallls. second. Senior eariing Privateer HI. Paul Clag stone. first tonly entry)- Junior vearllng Fair Oaks. 272424. L. B. Greer & Son. first; General Dewey. 2S508.V A. H Barnum. Nero. Or., second; Hubert Bov. 271.-.51. E- P. Weir. Artie. Or., third. Senior calf Principal. 2S6PS9. Paul Clag stone. first (only entry). Junior calf Fulfillment. 32S21S. Paul Clap'tone. first: British Prince, 21-7222. E p. Weir, second; Max. 2P7224. E. P. Weir. rt,if-rf rl.wli ShavaniDo. 28SS24. L. B. Greer and son. H. C. Cow. 3 years old and over Emma e vada. Paul Clagstone. first; Palsy Dean. E P. Weir, second1; Topsy Queen. E P. Wetr. third; Joanna. L, B- Greer Son. H Heifer. 2 years and under 3 Miss Filler. Son. second; Juno, L B. Greer & Son. third. .SeniOT yearlings riori Lwnaiu, rnui stone, first; Silvlnl Locks. Paul Clagstone, second. Junior yearling Thenar. L. B- Greer Son. first (only entry). V .CC4lW f.' . 11 i i i i Mi ni ii i - f , ii irrrXrfirf.rtfn CLOSING DAT OF THK RACES AT Senior calf Idf.ho Princess. Paul Clag stone. first (only entry). Junior calf Flora Donald III, Paul Clag stone, first; Dora, L. B. Greer & Son. second. Champion senior bull Fulflller. Paul Clagston. Champion junior bull Fulfillment. Paul Clagstone. Champion senior cow Emma .Nevada, Paul Clagstone- Champion Junior cow Flora Donald IL Paul Clagstone. Champion bull Fulflller. Paul Clagstone. Champion cow Emma Nevada, Paul Clagstone. Beet aged herd Paul Clagstone. Bt young herd Paul Clagstone. Best four, get of one sire, either stx, any age Paul Clagstone first; E. P. Weir sec ond. Best two animals, produce of one cow, either sex. any age Paul Clagstone first; E. P- Weir second. Polled Angus. Bulls, 3 years or ovei Oregon Port. J. M- Scbaefer, Forst Grove, tlrst (only entry). Two years and under threes Portland Bryan, Wilson Stock Farm. Portland. Drat (only entry). Junior calf General Barker, Wilson Stock Farm. Urst; Black Van W.. Wilson btock Farm, second. Cow, H years and over Miss Oregon. Wil son Stock Farm, first; Miss Lamie. Wilson Stock Farm, second. Heifer. 'A years and under 3 Anna M. W-, Wilson Stock Farm, first (oiily entry). Senior yearling ladle Be.il, J. M. Scbae fer, Forest Grove, first (otly entry). Senior calf Vlda W., Wilson Stock Farm, first (only entry). Junior caif Trilby. Wilson Stock Farm, first: Chllo. Wilson Stock Farm, second; Black Beauty Second. J. M. Schaet'er. third; Curiey, Wilson Stock Farm, highly com mended. Cnampion senior bull Portland Bryan, Wilson Stock Farm. Champion Junior bull General Barker, Wilson Stock Farm. Champion senior cowBlack Satin ette, Wilson Stock Farm. Champion heifer Chllo, Wilson Stock Farm. Grand champion bull Portland Bryan. Wilson Stock Farm. Grand champion cow Black Satinette, Wilson Stock Farm. Best aged hera. best young herd, best calf hera. bust group, get of one sire -Wilson Stock Farm. Galloways. Bulls, 3 years or over Jumbo of Wild wood, George J. Wllhelm, first; Valley Boy, J. C. Sabin, second. Junior yearling Daddte. J. C. Sabln, Har risburg. Or., first (only entry). Junior caif Webfoot Barney, J. C. Sabin. firm; George J., George J. Wiitreim, second. Cow, 3 years old and over Princess lit, J. C. Sabin, first; Standard Pet, George J. Wllhelm. second. Heifer, 2 years and under 3 Nora May, II, George J. Wllhelm, first; Annie of Dun ne rs, J. C. Sabin, second. Senior yeaning Lis mo re Mary, J. C. Sa bin. first (only entry). Junior yeafling Fancy Byrecroft, George J. Wilhelm, second. Junior calf Lotta Glaze. J. C. Sabin, first; Hazel HI, George J. Wllhelm, sec ond. Senior bull Jumbo, George J. Wilhelm. Junior bull Webfoot Barney, J. C. Sabin. Senior cow Nora May. George J. Wil helm. Champion junior heifer Lottie Glaze, J. C Sabin. Grand champion bull Webfoot Barney, J. C. Sabln. Grand champion cow Nora May. George J. Wilhelm. Best aged herd George J. Wilhelm, first; J. C. Sabin. second. Best two animals, produce of one cow, either sex, any age George J. Wllhelm, first; J. C Sabin, second. Brown Swiss bull, 7 years old and over Tatea, Jayne A. Bond, Lelah, Wash., first, only entry: 2 years and under 3, Benny J., Jayne A Bond, first, only entry. Senior yearling Buster. Jayne ft Bond, first; Acorn, Jayne & Bond, second. Senior calf Taft, B. P. Inman, Junction, first : Junior calf Chamberlain, B. P. Inman, first; Chess. Jayne & Bond, second. Cows, 3 years and over Grlselda. Jayne A Bond, first; Lady French, Jayne & Bond, second : Clara B.. Jayne & Bond, third ; Blue Bell. B. P. Inman, highly commended; Nab. B. P. Inman, commended. Heifer. 2 years and under 3 Flossie J., B. P. Inman. first; Maude J., B. P. In man. second ; . Seima, Jayne &. Bond, third; Phyllis 2d, Jayne fc Bond, highly com mended. Senior yearling Isma J.. Jayne 4: Bond, first, only entry. Senior calf. Laura Lillian, B. P. Inman, first. Junior calf Florence Qulnn. B. P. In man. first; Rosebud Jayne & Bond, second. Senior champion bull Yeats, Jayne A Bond. Jnor champion Taft. B. P. Tnman. Cows, senior champion Greselda. Jayne A Bond. Junior champion Cora Lillian, B. P. In man. - Grand champion bull Taft, B- P. In Grand champion cow Grlselda, J syne A Bond. Best aged herd Jayne A Bond. Best four animals, get of one sire, under 6. any age B. P. Inman. first; Jayne A Bond, second; B. P. Inman. third. Best two animals, produce one cow Jayne A Bond, first; B. P. Inman, second. Red Polled. Bulls. S years and over Dove, L. K. Cogswell. Chehalls. first- Adophos, F. H. Porter Halsey. second: Bryan, G. A. Dra per. EMerton, third; Notoriety. E. A- Hinkle, Roseberg. highly commended ; Ruby King. G. A. Draper, commended. Two years and under 3 Duke, L. K. Cogswell, first; Loren Thadlus, E. A. Hinkle, second: Ruby Prince. Cogswell A Munger, Farmlngton. Wash., third. Senior yearling Rusher. F. H. Porter, first; Julian 2d, U K. Cogswell, aecond; Fairvlew King. Cogswell A Munjrer. third. Junior yearling Able, G. A. Draper, first; Mike. L. K. Cogswell, second; Salem. E. A. Hinkle. third; Monarch. F- H. Porter, highly commended. ' Senior calf Grandson. F. H. Porter, first; Grant. Cogswell & Munger. second. Junior calf Vim. F. H. Porter, first: James. G. A. Draper, second ; Padlock. G. A. Draper, third; Pat, L. K- Cogswell, highly commended. Cow. 3 years old and over Bweet Rose, L. K. Cogswell, first: Garnet. G- A. Draper, aecond; Luetic, E. A. Hinkle, third; Snow " -1 ,"iv.').' '.i!v.,.W'v.' "j t rfjfe: THE COUNTRY CLUB. Drop, E. A. Hinkle, highly commended; i'nod"ndron. F. H. Porter, commended. Heifer, 2 yean and under 3 Autumn Leaf, F. H. Torter. first.; Narctesa 3d. L. v. Cogswell, second; Lady. E. A. Draper, third: Betsy. E. A. Draper, highly com mended; Martha. E- A. Hinkle. commended. Senior yearling Granddaughter. L. K. Cogswell, first: Joy. F. H. Porter, second Fawnle. E. A. Hinkle, third; Red October. u. a. uraper. higniy commended; Mona, Cogswell & Munger. commended. Angora tfoats. Buck, kid Rlddell & Son, Monmouth, first; Kdward L. Naylor. ForeBt Grove, sec ond; Hiddell & Son. third; Edward L. Naylor, highly commended. Doe. 2 years old and over No. 73, Rid- aeu & i-on, nrst; No, ipj. i-ttddeii & son, second ; Morris Lass, Edward L. Naylor, third. One year and under 2 No. .51. Rlddell & Son. first: No. 810, Rlddell & Son, sec ond ; o. till. Hidden & son, third. Kids No. 671. Riddell A Son. first: No. 670. Riddell A Son, second; No. 898. Rld- ueji ez son. tnira.. Best flocks Riddell A Son, first; Edward L. Naylor. second. Best four kids, get of one buck Rid dell A Son, first; Edward L. Naylor, sec ond. Best two kids, produce one doe Edward L. Naylor. first ; Edward L. Naylor, sec ond. Best three bucks, nine does, any age Ridden & son, first; Edward L. ray.or, second. BerkHhlres. Boar. 2 years or over Kootenai Prince, X H. Smith, first; Duke Pacific, A. D. Hud son, second. One year and under Model Chieftain, J. H. Smith, first: Duke of Meadow Lawn. J. H. Smith, second : Duke of Meadow Lawn 10th. A. H. Hudson, third. Six months and under 1 year Bobby S., J. H. Smith, first; Tangent Chief. A. D. Hudson, second : Cloverblossom Chief, A. D. Hudson, third. Under 6 months J. H. Smith, first: A. D. Hudson, second; J. H. Smith, third; A. D. Hudson, highly commended. Sow. 2 years and over Empress flth, A. D. Hudson, first ; Soprano. A. D. Hudson, second: Nellie. J. H. Smith, third. One year and under 2 Pullman Princess, J. H. Smith, first: Pullman Princess 2d. J. H. Smith, second. Six months and under 1 year Spring vale Girl, J. H. Smith, first: Cloverblossom 2d. A. D. Hudson, second; Snringvale Lass. J. H. Smith, third: Cloverblossom 3d, A. D. Hudson, highly commended. Six months J. H- Smith, first : A. D. Hudson, second: J. H. Smith, third; J. H. Smith, highly commended. Herd, one boar and four sows J. H. Smith, first; A. D. Hudson, second. Herd, one boar and four sows, under 1 year J. H. Smith, first; A. D. Hudson, second. Four swine. 1 year old and over -J. H. Smith, first: A. D. Hudson, second. Five swine, ret of one sire, under 1 year J. H. Smith, first; A. D. Hudson, second. Five pigs, under months J. H. Smith, first and second. Best boar Rosette. J. H. Smith. Best eow J. H. Smith. Will Protest Sunday Closing. A mass meeting for the considera tion of the principles underlying the law closing stores on Sundays will be held at Women of Woodcraft Hall at 7:45 o'clock tonight, under the aus pices of the Seventh-Day Adventlsts. That the law Is unconstitutional and contrary to the principles underlying the founding of the Republic, because It is legislation of a religious nature, will be .the contention of the four speakers who will address the audi ence. They are: A. J. Breed, of Walla Walla; Daniel Nettleton, of Portland; W. F. Martin, of Portland; and E. E. Andruss, of England. Ad mission is free. The area of Maryland Is 12.210 square miles. 2350 square miles of which are water. There are seven states in the Union which have a smaller area, viz; every New Eng land state except Maine, and New Jersey and Delaware. The gross area of none of these states equals the land aiea of Maryland. California Bungalow O fl C Orlrlnsl la delicti. Perfection to srea-J-iJ Itecture. The California Bungalow ii the Ideal home salted to til climitfc conditions. Send twenty-five cents ia atstnps for oar booklet, showing some ef the most famous bungalows in California. California Bungalow Plan Co. 44-5-4 Fay Building Los An eel e. Csf MEETING NOTICES. THE HOMESTEADERS Military whist so cial Thursday evening. Oct. 1, 8:30, Western Academy of Music Hall, 2d and Morrison. Friends cordially Invited. Admission 15c, COURT MU LTNOMAH . NO. 3, FOR ES TERS OF AMERICA Members are hereby notified that the funeral of our late brother. Abe Dreyer, will take place from Elks' Hall. 7th and Stark, Monday, Sept. 28, at 2 P. M. ED. GOLDSMITH, Fin. Sec. B. P. O. ELKS Members of Portland Lodge. No. 142. are requested to meet in the lodgeroom tomorrow (Monday) at J:45 P. M., sharp, to conduct the funeral service of our late brother. A. Dreyer. Visiting brothers irvlted to assist. By order of the Exalted Ruler. C M. BILLS,, Secretary. 8ACAJAWTA CIRCLE. W- O. W. will hold their "500" parties the second Friday In each month. Admission 15c. Dancing and refreshments. 1 : . MEETING NOTICES. ATTENTION. GEO. WRIGHT S POST, NO. I, G. A. R. Tou are requested to attend the funeral of Captain E. Hawkins, late Com pany H, Twenty-ninth Indiana Infantry, aged 81. at Holman A Co.'m undertaking parlors today (Sunday) September 27. at 2:80 P. M. Interment G. A. R. Ceme tery. W. W. JAQUES. Commander. A. C. SLOAN; Adjt. UPCHURCH LODGE. No. 126. A. O. L. W. The next of the aeries of meetings now belnc held In the city will be held Wednes day evening. September 30, at hall corner 17th and Marshall. Every member of the order invited and requested to bring a friend. All Grand Lodge orticere will be there. Cigars and refreshments. Something doing; every minute. Grand Lecturer Bonn will deliver the address. J. L. OLSEX, Kec. SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2. I. O. O.- F. Funeral committee Is requested to meet at I. O. .O. F. Hall; 1st and Alder sts., to day (Sunday) at 2:15 O'clock sharp to at tend the funeral of our late brother, Fred O. Dickey. Other members of the lodge and crder are invited to attend. R, OSVOLD, Secretary. THE L. O. T. M. OF THE WORLD will celebrate their 16th anniversary" Thursday evening. October 1. by giving a literary en tertainment and dance at the K. P. Half. Eieventh and Alder. The receipts will be donated to the hoepltal and old ladies' home fund. Admission, ladies 25c, gents AOc. FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA Card party and dance, Tuesday evening. September 2f, Western Academy, of Mufie, 2d and Morrison. Admission 15c. Refresh ments. MARGUERITE CAMP. R. X. A., No. 1440. will give a 500 and dancing party Thursday evening. Oct. 1, at the Selling-Hirsch bldg. Refreshments. 16c. ASTRA CIRCLE Military whist and dance next Thursday. October 1, W. O. W. building, 128 11th st. Prizes and refresh ments. Admission 15 cents. COMMITTEE. MT. HOOD CIRCLE. W. OF W. Invites you to their opening party next Tuesday evening, the 29th. in East Side W. O- W. Hail, 112 E. 6th at. Whist, refreshments. Special orchestra for dancing. Game called at 9 sharp. ENGROSSING resolution. testimonials, memorials, etc. Ellis. 600 Columbia bldg. MED. STASt In this city, September 26. at the famHy residence. r7:. Front st., Mrs. Theresa Stasl, aged 76 years. HAWKINS In this rlty. Sept. 26. at his residence, 16! Front st., Elijah Hawkins, aged Si years. FUNERAL NOTICE. PFUNDER The funeral services of Jack Annand Pfunder. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Pfunder, will be held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Annand, 610 Vista ave., at 1 P. M- today (Sunday. Friends invited. Interment Rivervtew Cemetery. Services at the grave private. DREYER The funeral service of the late Abraham Dreyer will be held at the Elks Temple, Stark and Sex-enth streets, at 2 P. M.. Monday, September 28. Frtonda invited. BOELLER The funeral services of the late John Boeller will be held at Dunning, Mc Rntee at Gllbaugh's chapel today (Sunday) at 11:80 A. M. Interment Mount Cal vary Cemetery. Friends invited. AHERN At the family residence. 285 North Twenty-second street. September 25, Francis A hern, aged 8 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ahern. Funeral services wltl be held at the above residence today (Sunday) at 3 P. M. Interment Mount Calvary Cem etery. Friend respectfully invited to at tend. LYNCH The funeral services of Alexander S. Lynch will be held at the Sunnyside Con gregational Church at 2 P. M. today (Sun day). Friends and acquaintances Invited. Interment Roee City Cemetery. Stockton and San Francisco papers pleace copy. YOUNG The funeral services of the late Samuel S. Young will be held at Finley's chapel at 2 P. M. today (Sunday.) Friends invited. Interment River View Cemetery. f mining. McEntee A GHbMUgh, Funeral Directors, 7th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady assistant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral Direct era, 120 d at. Lady assistant. Phone M 601. J. P. FIN LEY A BON. Sd and Madison. Lady assistant. Phone Main 0, A 1&9. ZELLER- BYRNES CO.. Funeral Direct ors. S73 KuMsell. East 1088. Lady assistant. F. 6. DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 East Alder. Lady assistant. Pbone East 88. NEW TODAY. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION ROOMS 173-175 Second St. Corner Yamhill Monday, Wednesday, Friday Each Day at 10 A. M. Tou can purchase anything: in the home furnishing line comprising; the best RTade parlor and library furniture. Dining-room and bedroom furniture, carpets, rugs and linoleum, stoves, ranges, gas stoves, heat ing stoves, serviceable kitchen equip ments. In fact anything necessary for modern housekeeping. If you prefer to purchase goods outside of auction selling ask our salesmen. N. B. Don't forget that we call at your home or office and pay the highest cash price for anything you wish to sell. Phone Main 1626, A-4243. SPECIAL ATTENTION The Pacific Mail Order Company, at 210 First street, has been placed in our hands to be closed out as rapidlj as pos sible. If you want anything in staple groceries, serviceable furniture or house furnishings, shoes, tinware, graniteware, hardware, a nice driving buggy, steel range, heating stove, building material or anything else. It will pay you to attend this great sale. This immense stock is being sold out at less than cost sale on every day from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. 210 First st., between Taylor and Salmon. AUCTION SALES BT THE PortlandAuctionGd. - Incorporated.) 311 FIRST STREET. TUESDAY, 10 A. M. Complete assortment of all kinds of fur niture and household goods. THURSDAY. 10 A. M. Some more of the same dose. AND FRIDAY, 2 P. M. The same thing over again, only more. . Portland Auction co. INC. 211 FIRST STREET. Main 5655. A 4121. NOTICE. Ring us up if you have any thing to sell. F 369 E. MORRISON STREET. Have some extra fine furniture for this week which must be sold and if you are innlrirnr for REAL. BARGAINS that are bargains don't miss this opportunity. We buy, sell, or trade furniture. East 9S8. B-2311. Fourth Street 100x100 near Lincoln, best flat proposition in city; only $12,000. F. W. T0RGLER, 106 Sherlock Building. SEORak BLACK. CBLIC ACCOCNTAlTt tit Worcaatar Bulldins. Paoaa Mala Utt. EW TODAY. Special Auction Sale Of the Entire FURNITURE AND FITTINGS Of Residence, No. 74 Fourth Street, Corner of Oak (The old Ainsworth House) by order of Mr. Davis, sale on Friday, October 2d, at 10 A. M. This extensive auction sale includes all the fittings of 16 rooms, comprising in part. rugs, curtains, rockers. desk, couches, center tables, dressers, iron bed- steads complete, gas stoves, gas plates, j heaters, chiffonieres. wardrobes, cook stoves, heaters, sideboard, exclusive ta bles, chairs, stands, hot water boiler, crockery, bedroom suites, springs, bedding, etc. Sale Friday. 10 A. M. S. L. N. GILiMAN, Auctioneer. GILMAN Auction and Commission Company S. L. K. Gilmnn, Auctioneer, Tuesday's Sale Includes a fln line of household furni ture for dlninpr-room, parlor, etc., drop head rawing machine, 9x12 nips, carpets, couches, ranges, etc.. choice sets of books. Thursday's and Friday's sales include household furniture from residences. X. B. Cash advanced upon furniture. Phones. S. U. X. GILiMAN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY NEXT Attractie sale of ccstlv- housefumish Inpa removed to BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSR. 152 Park st.. near Morrison street, for absolute disposal by public auc tion to the highest bidder. Fine goods from the stylish residence at Piedmont ahe residence having been pold, including hail mission clock, stands 6 feet 6 inches high: weathered oak libra ry table, hall seat and mirrors, table, ped estal, and other articles all in weathered oak, " parlor gilt clock, electric reading lamp, green repp portieres with brocaded velvet border; old rose Bigelow Axmin ster carpet. 15x18; 2 Axminster rugs, 9x12 and $.3x10.6 sizes; Brussels rugs and car pets. 2 large fluff rugs, water colors and oil paintings, drophead Singer sewing ma chine, box couch, reading table, suitable for an invalid; mirrors, drapes, round ex tension table, handsome buffet, set of box seat chairs, Carrus chairs, massive oak and rattan rockers, square dining table and box-seat chairs to match, porch rockers, child's high chair. New Home sewing machine, jardiniers and bric-a-brac. Imported vases, folding beds, pretty metallic beds, springs, hair and other mat tresses, very fine quartered-oak bedroom suit, high grade chiffonier (same quality), feather pillows, oak and maple dressers and commodes, good revolving office chair, china cupboard. Kitchen Queen, 2 burner gas plate. Peninsular cooking range and the usual kitchen outfit, also GO yards Inlaid linoleum. The autioneers again have the pleasure of inviting parties furnishing to inspect the goods tomorrow (Monday). SALE ON TUESDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK. BAKER & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY NEXT We shall sell furniture, etc., of six rooms for a lady who is returning to Alaska, Included in this sale we have iron beds, springs, mattresses all sizes, dress ers, dining-room furniture, kitchen goods and other effects, which can be seen on Wednesday. - SALE THURSDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. In the retail department all new goods are sold at private sale. We are daily re ceiving carload lots of brass and Iron beds. Our samples of Axminster rugs can't be beat for beautiful and up-to-date patterns. Offices and salesrooms, lo2 Park st. Both phones. 25th, Near Thurman 100x100 J46O0: close to all cars; is a good location for nfoderate rental flats; would make a good factory location. . . Crosby and Clackamas Just across Steel bridge. 100x100, with 3 houses, rented for $52.50 per month. Price is an object: this piece has a bright fu ture. Can be handled for $4000. East Ankeny, Near 20th An 8-room modern home for J42O0 on terms if desired. 94x100 Of lawn and a fine 8-room modern house built for a home, located on E. 16th. between Belmont and Taylor. See us for price and terms. East Madison, Near 20th 5-room artistic bungalow, full cement basement, a nice home In good location; now rented for $35 per month. Price, $4500. Sengstake & Lyman 90 Fifth St. Let's Figure 3 houses, 10 rooms each (cost $5000), at $3000 each 9,000 Ground values, conservative estimate 8,500 Total value $17,500 Our price $15,000 Good corner. Nob Hill, 6 blocks from "Washington street. Goldschmidt's Agency 253V2 Washington, Corner Third. Base Line Acreage 18 ACRES One mile from electric car, on Base Line road. Platted in acre tracts. Mt. Hood electric line survey crosses corner. This is the best buy on the Base Line road, at $275 per acre. C. P. WELLS 231 Worcester Buildine. NEW TOOAY. fl Oregon and FARMS Sale or Exchange Just What You Are looking For 430 ACRES fine wheat land. 3 miles from Heppner, Or., 300 acres crop: plenty of water, house, barn, also 5 full lots on Commercial st.. Central Albina, good T room home. 60 fruit trees. 600 miscella neous berry bushes. lots garden truck; swell place. Price for all $18,000. or will exchange for a good wheat ranch about 1000 acres. 153 acres, l'i miles to Toledo. O.. on river. 80 acres tldtlands. all diked. SO acres in cultivation, remainder wood and pas ture, fine 8-room house, good large barn, gusolfne launch. 4 acres orchard, fine spring water, piped to house and barn. All tillable lands. 10 acres potatoes. 35 tons oat hay. and all farm imptemems. HO hoss. 15 cows. 50 chickens. Price $8500, or will exchange for city property. 680 acres, 5 miles to Heppner, on county road. 550 under cultivation, rest bunch grass pasture. 7-room house, barn and other buildings. 7 horses. 1 cow. ftO chick ens, steam threshing rig. Header, Head er boxes, o wagons. 2 gang plows. 2 drills; and other machinery, one acre in orchard. All goes for $20 per acre, and will con sider an exchange for. valley ranch, be tween Salem and Portland. 160 acres White Salmon Valley fruit lands, unfilled. 1H miles to school, church, postoffice and mill. Price $65 per acre, and will consider Portland property In exchange. Big snap. 40 acres. Vi miles to Portland. to elec tric line and R. R., 37 acres under cultiva tion: house, barn and other buildings, SO tons hay, 3 horses, 4 cows, all implements and 8 acres late potatoes. All goes for $5300. Half cash. 100 acres. i mile to R. R. and boatland Ing. 10 miles to Vancouver, 4 acres hay and grain. 11 acres prunes. 1 acre cherries and apples, balance timber and pasture, 30 tons hay. grain, steam prunedryer, wagon, carriage, all other tools. 12 cows, 4 horses. All go for $10,500, and will take $5000 property In on deal. FIXE 1A1RV RANCH. 50 acres on the Willamette River. miles to Salem. 300 acres crop, all fin land, good buildings, windmill, lots of stock and Implements. $5 per acre. Will exchange part or all for city real estate. Let us tell you about this. IT IS TIME. K3 acres. 27 acres under cultivation, bal ance fine oak. ash. and fir. Will make a fine stock ranch; $3000 worth hard wood on place; plenty hay feed and garden truck, on Tualatin River. 3 miles to 3 good towns and electric line. miles to P. P. R. R.; good roads, good house and barn. All implements and livestock go in at $75 per acre. sn acres In Tualatin Valley. 3t mile Tigardvilie. 20 acres cleared, balance tim ber and pasture; small house and burn; plenty water. A snap at $5t00; $1000 cash, long time on balance. IT IS SO. 47 acres. 1 mile to Reedville. on the S. P. R. R.. 14 miles from Portland, all nlca level land. 26 acres In crop, good hou and barns. This is a good buy, at $130 an acre, with good terms. 40 acres. 8'i miles west of Portland, all in crops, nice and level, orchard, 6-room house, 2 big barns. Cheap place at $125 an acre. 40 acres at Tualatin, on Salem electric, 14 miles to Portland, 21 acres in crops, fine land, orchard, 5-room house, and big barn; plenty water. Price $125 per acre, and will take city property to 4 value; balance long time at 6 per cent. THERE IS 20 acres of nice level land, good soil, 1 mile to Reedville. mile to Witch Hazel, good house and barns; best In the valley for the money, $120 per acre: good terms. 10 acres, mile Tigardvilie. on Salem Electric line, nearly level, all clear, good house and barn, berries and fruit. Plenty water, a fine Summer home. Price. $U5 per acre. 10 acres. 14 miles to Tigardvilie. on Salem Electric line, fine land. 8 acres cleared. Price, $126 per acre. Small pay ment down; balance long time at 6 per cent. 10 acres, 6 miles south of Portland. near Bertha, on S. P. R. R., all nice level land and under cultivation, to exchange lor city property. Price, $"0O. FOR FARMS OR ACREAGE We have the largest list In the city from 1 acre to 100. on the different electric lines, and from 10 acres to 18.000 acres. In all parts of Oregon and Washington. Th owners' price is our price. We charge no commission; we also give you all Informa tion free of charge. Our motto Is a squara deal to all. PINE TREE LAND COMPANY 500-10 Buchanan Bldg. 86V4 Washington Street. Fbone Main 8890. These Are Just a Few of Many SNAP! North Portland Trackage IMPROVED STEEETS ' $4000 THREE LOTS $9000 FOUR LOTS $32,500 Corner lot, near Steel Bridge; gooi lease. Apple Orchard " Choice 80 Acres, s $200 PER ACRE LAMBERT-WHITMER CO. 107 Sherlock Building. 10 INVESTMENT 40x110 West Side, south of Jefferson st. Fine location, slighty elevated. 20J feet from the car. strictly modern flats; $10,000: one-half cash. W. H. LANG 344) Chamber of (ommfrrt.