NOi-EMBER 22, 1903.
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BIG GOMMITTEE
JOBS ARE' OPEN
Recent Defeat of Numerous
Senators Leaves Many En
viable Places Vacant.
PLUMS ALL - JUICY ONES
Important Changr Will Be Made
in Both Senate and House When
Congress Again Organizes
for Work.
OREGOVTAN NEWS BUREAl". Wash
' iniron. Now II. As a result of the re
rent election a numhr of important
chanrs to organisation In the Senata
and House of Representatives m-il! ba
made whn the next Congress organises.
Kvrl trig chairmanships will be filled
In the Senate, and many of the promi
nent Republicans In the House will not
appear In the Sixty-first Congress.
The chairmanship of tlie appropriation
cmmlttee In the Senate will he filled this
Winter, and the chairman then chosen
will serve during the coming; Congress.
Long Leaves Vacancy.
The defeat of Senator Ing. of Kansas,
makes vacant the chairmanship on the
committee of census. This position will
probably go to Senator Hopkins, of Il
linois, if Ms State Legislature is kind
enough to return him. he being- the suc
cessful candidate In the recent state pri
mary. Should the Oregon Legislature carry
out the Instructions of the voters of that
state. Senator Fulton will retire from the
chairmanship of the committee on claims
and he succeeded by Senator Burnham.
of New Hampshire, unless the latter
ahnuld prefer his chairmanship on the
committee on Cuban relations, in which
event Reed Smoot. of Utah, would re
ceive the chairmanship or the claims com
mittee. The committee on interoceanic canals
will not be as important as It has been
in the past, but will need a new chair
man because of the defeat of Senator
Kittrtdge. of South Dakota. Senator Hop
pins, of Illinois, Is In line for this chair
manship, but would probably prefer the
chairmanship of the committee on census,
because of the fact that the new census
will be taken in 1310. and the chairman
of this committee will have unlimited
patronage at his disposal. Therefore, the
canal chairmanship will go to Senator
Flint, of California.
Place on Irrigation.
The defeat of Senator Ankeny. of Wash
ington, makes vacant the chairmanship
of the committee on irrigation. Senator
Carter, of Missouri, is in line for this
position, and will be chosen.
The fact that Senator Hale will b?come
chairman of the committee on appropria
tions makes that position fall to Senator
Perkins, of California.
t'hauncey TVpcw is in line for the chair
manship of the committee on Pacific
Islands and Porto Rico, because of the
fart that Senator Foraker. present chair
man, will not he re-elected. When IV1 pew
retires two years later this chairmanship
will go to Senator Piles, of Washington.
There will he other unimportant changes
in the Senate growing out of the retire
ment and promotion of various Senators,
but the important changes are those
above outlined.
In the House of Representatives but one
committee is likely to be organized In the
special session, the committee on ways
and means, which will draft the tariff
bill. That committee will remain as It
Is at the present, with the exception of
two new appointments made necessary by
the defeat of Representative Bourne, of
Colorado, and the retirement of Represen
tative Watson, of Indiana.
Increase Membership.
There is a probability that the Speaker
will Increase the Republican membership
in order to Insure a committee report in
conformity with his own views on the
tariff ri'iestlon. but as the Republicans
now have a majority of Ave, such an in
crease is not probable.
When the House fullr organises, in De
cember, a complete list of the com
mittees will be announced and the vacan
cies created by the recent election will
be filled.
Tile announcement of Representative
Kowler. of New Jersey, that he will be
a candidate against Speaker Cannon may
cost him the chairmunship of the com
mittee on banking and currency. If so,
some man who is not now a member of
that committee Is likely to be chosen
chslrmBn.
Robert (I. Cousins, of Iowa, one of the
most capable, but also one of the laziest
men In Congress, did not run for re-election.
That ma4s vacant the chairman
ship on the committee on foreign affairs.
wnh'h would have gone to Representative
TiSndis. of Indiana, but for his defeat.
The next man in line is Representative
Perkins, of New York, who is likely to
succeed to the chairmanship.
Hepburn's Place to Fill.
A New Torkman was chairman of the
committee on Indian affairs In the last
Congress. James S. Sherman, now Vice-President-elect,
and another. New York
man. Representative C. I Knapp. is the
logical appointee In the next Congress.
He is the .third number In rank. The
second. Mr. Marshall, of North Dakota,
left the House to run for the Senate.
Tie defeat of Representative Hepburn,
of Iowa, nikeg vacant the chairmanship
of the committee on Interstate and for
eTan commerce, the third most important
cammlttee In the House, and in late years
the most ai-tive. Representative Wanger.
of Pennsylvania. Is in line for this chair
manship, but Wanger Is not a particu
larly big man. and It Is quite possible
that Congressman W. ft. Mann, of Il
linois, will succeed Hepburn, as he Is
next In line to Wanger. Mann Is easily
the most competent member of that com
mittee, aside from the present chairman,
and naturally the best-fitted man for
t'lat chairmanship: ns he has always
hen a stanch supporter of Speaker Can
non, he will no douht come into his re
gard when the House Is fully organized.
Representative Jenkins, of Wisconsin,
was charged with having stifled tlie bill
regulating interstate shipments of liquor.
I: was that which prevented his renom
inatlon to Congress, and his retirement
makes vacant the chairmanship of the
committee on jud'ciary. which will go
to Representative Parker, of New Jersey,
the nevt In line.
New Jersey to iet Another.
New Jersey will get another big chair
manship If the seniority rule la followed,
the committee on postoffice. now held
by Representative Ovcrstreet. of Indiana.
The defeat of Overstreet leaves Repre
sentative Gardner, of New Jersey, rank
ing member of the postoffice committee,
and the probahle appoints.
The one remaining large chairmanship
in the Ho ise which Is likely to become
vacant is thai of rivers and harbors. This
pla.-e is filled by Representative Burton,
or Ohio, who has been re-elected to the
next Congress, but it Is not at all prob
t. that Burton will serve lore In the
House. If he" is not elected to succeed
Senator Foraker. his close relationship
with Mr. Tart would seem to mean his
appointment aa Secretary of State in the
next Cabinet. In the event of Burton s
retirement from the House. Representa
tive Alexander, of New York, would suc
ceed to the head of the committee on
rivers and harbors.
In addition to the appointment of chair
man. Speaker Cannon will have a n"
ber of important committee places to fill,
notably a vacancy in the committee on
rules, caused by the election of Represen
tative Sherman as Vice-President. This
committee on rules Is the leading force
In the House, and membership on that
committee is worth more than any other
chairmanship. Who will be chosen to
succeed Sherman has not been made
known.
Irrlgation for Islands.
MANILA. Nov. 71. J. W. Beardsley, di
rector of the Board of Public Works of
Manila, today resigned to assume charge
of the Government's Irrigation work in
the Islands. He will be succeeded by J.
K. Case. The Government has announced
its determination to Inaugurate immedt
atelv an extensive system of irrigation
and requested Mr. Beardsley to devote his
time exclusively to planning and con
structing the system.
Heavy Kalns at Albany.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 21. (Special)
Unusually heavy rains have fallen in
this part of the state in the past two
days. The rainfall has not yet had an
apparent effect on rivers and streams
in this vicinity.
AT THE BOTEI8.
The rortlaad F. C. Brown. D. Benioff.
J. J. Htnea. I.. J I,endeH. M. Ixbb. O
B. Herbst. L. Blatt. New York; George
Wall. Eugene: J. H. Clifford. San Fran
cisco: H. C. Earls. New York: P. J. Casey.
B. O. Williams. Seattle: 8. A. Kahn. New
York: A. G. Pasgnewr. St. Louis: William
l.ovefner. William Lovelner. Jr.. Chicago; N.
D. Miller. St. Paul A. S. Holsteln. Cleve
land: C. Weeter. Pocatello; A- Norton. T.
H . Keoghu, San Fran.-lst-o: Mrs. B. Smith,
8lem; C. M. Muivehlll. Spokane: M. D.
Clair. New York: R. L.. Mac Clay, city: w.
P. Oweer. Cincinnati: Miss W. M. Williams.
Miss Frances Houston. Corvallls: T. I- Ma
guere. New York: Helen H. Tobln. Florence
Greer. Ariel M Ewlm, Corvallls; H. H.
Booth. Cleveland: R. A. Galentlne. Seattle;
N. I.. Sple.berper. San Francisco; S. J. Ken
worthr. Oakland: E. H. McClurg. New York;
H. Lofwv. San Francisco; F. S. Plerson.
E. F. Brettlngham. New York:: S. I.. Ziuik.
Boslon; A. M. HofTmadt. Cincinnati; E. P.
Hoag. Detroit: H. O. Martell. San Fran
cisco; J J. Johnson and wife. Seattle; D.
K. Pearsons. Chicago: W. N. Terrln, F.
Johnson. Foreat Grove: O. noble. O. F.
Cults. Seattle; H. P. Stuart. San Francisco;
E B. Plckel. Medford: E. E. Albertson.
Spokane; C. D. Fratt. Everett: E. Allen. San
Francisco; R. O. Boon. Ixts Angeles: C.
Rowlings. Corvallls; B. GW. Dodson. Geneva;
A. M. Loudall. Madison; H. Tonoy. SI. Paul;
R. B. Sueav. J. E. Quade. Oakland: A.
T. Kellogg. Stewart: D. H. Sawyer. Seattle;
Ben Rosenfeld, San Francisco; E. R. Cowles.
New York: M. M. Mefendovlch. H. I,. Berst.
New York: Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bailey. Chi
cago; N. M. Esley. Jr.. Colorado; C. J.
Beau. Beattke: J. M. Hannaford and wife.
St Paul: J. P. Reilly. H. Johnson. C. F.
Olio. New York: J. Reddln. Chlcaao: F. D.
Bacon. San Francisco; E. R. Malley. U.
Shearer. Hood River: Mrs. W. J. Kerr and
daughters. Hood River; Miss A. Green. Miss
Helnes. S. L,. Kline. P. Avery. Corvallls;
E. M. Rulefaon. Salem: J. D. Riley. St.
Paul; F. M I Smith, city: C. C. Calla
ham. Seattle: H. J. Hotchklss. San Fran
cisco; F A. Mabee. J. U Evans. St. Louis:
J F. Thorn. Lewiston: J. B. Schlefersteln,
Detroit; W. B. Wist. 8t. lxiuli; K. D. Scud
der snd wife. R. C. Angoll. J. Slegel. F.
Wortman, Corvallla
The Oregoa W. A. Barrett and wife. At
hanv; L.. Rogers. A. W. Stlne. A P
Hughes. Astoria: H. I.. Davis, Corvallls; C.
H I nderwood. Klamath; E. B. Brlthln. W
J. Malen. San Francisco; Mrs. A. M. Jessen.
Corvallls; H. U Burford. city: R. Starr and
wire. Starr Ranch; W. A. Jensen. H. E.
Stephens. Chicago; H. J. Shull. Boston: J.
Slater. Seattle: M- Whell. San Fran.-lsco:
H. C. Gleason. Seattle: Mrs. Edith Final.
Tacoma: A. F. Elliott. San Francisco: Judge
Foley. Helena; M. T. O'Connell. Wlnlock;
H. B. Squier. San Francisco; Dr. W. A.
Rystran. Valdei: G. D. Fairgrear. Detroit;
J F. Reddv, John J. Wllman. Medford;
Emil Sanaren. Tampa: A. v. uneim. -ti.
W. D. Van Llew. Monroe; Marlon H
l.lew. Mvrlte C. Van Dusen. Corvallls
Jones. Salem: J. A. Cuwan. Jackson
W It Malone. Alsea: C. M. Dewltt.
Van
Sam
Mrs.
Cnr-
vallls: Ben Starr, Davton; Miss Grac Gatch,
O. B. C.aakina. William G. Gaskins. Cor
vallls; Miss Gatch. Salem; E. H. Mix. R.
I.. Good. lOugene: Fred Wilson, Astoria:
Earl Kllpatrick. Eugene: R. L.. Herlnger.
Seattle; W. P. Reed. Gardiner: Thomas H
Allman. Cathlamet; J. B. Lurch. J'ottage
Grove: W. J. Jones. Seattle: M. W. Hauck,
Tacoma: H. W. Sewall. St. Joseph: H. A.
Chadwlrk. Seattle; T. P. Sterns. Charles II.
Stewart. Albany: Walter Quemnell. Ho
qiliam; Mtas Minnie Chambers. Eugene: Miss
Rubv Richards, corvallls: W. M. shinnlrk.
Zannervllle: F. J. JelTrles. Seattle; James
Maglnnls. Chicago: Dan P. Smythe. Pen
dleton: Sam W. Maxwell. A. M. Mlrdlesolt.
Astoria: .1 J Hlnes. New York: W. E.
Stewart. Chicago; Miss Ctslnger. Astoria; E.
B Aldrlch. U D. Draavi. Pendleton: M. E.
King E. O. Stevenson. Baker City; J. P.
Ketchum. W. S. Hidden, Madison: James
K. Smith. O. A. C. : M. C. Phillips. Cor
vallls: T. B. L Hideo. Seattle; R. O. Starr and
wife. Dayton.
The Imperial J. Hartley and wife. Q. W.
Smith add wife. J. Hodman and wife. Eu
gene: M. K. Harty. Centralis: E. B. Snelllng.
Cathlamet; F. E. Kersey, Dallas; U. .
Hrrsnn and wife. O. Ollstrap. Eugene; C.
Williams. Ashland: B. Watts. H. A. Cook.
Eugene: M. H. Gibbons. G. A. Prlchard. Al
bany D C. Brownell, Umatilla: Mrs. A. R.
Shreve. E. Pavette and wife. Cathlamet; I,.
McGlnnls. Corvallle: T. B. Kay. Salem: H.
F Hollenbeck. F.urene: H. Moore. Spokane;
M. D. Clifford. Baker City: Mrs. I. H. Plura
mer Ontario; L. A. Porter: D. MoDanlel.
Indianapolis; R. R. I.ltpln. The Dalles; F- E.
Wilson. Corvallls: N. F. Reed. N. S. Long
havr H. C. Sevmore. Dallas: O. W. Conkey,
R D Cooler. M. Butler. Bd Wllliard. Inde
pendence: R. J,. Harris. Dayton: G. C. Ful
ton. Asloria: G. B. Mouiton. Bsker City;
Mrs W. t Heyward. Etisene: S. M. Garland.
Ibanon: A. Lefterty and wife. Coryallli:
Mrs D Eshelman, Tacoma; D. Klgn and
wife. Corvallls: U D. Stone and wife. Tacoma-
Miwi Pearl Williams. Miss Alice Con
nors. 'Corvallls: J. B. Horner. Corvallls; C. A.
Bender and wife. Eugene: P. B. Erring. Leb
anon; J. F. Porter. J. C. Cate, Corvo'.lls; A.
R Tlppany. E. Roberts. E. J. FrMier, J. S.
Maylariv and wife. V Cooper. M. Svaruerud
and wife V Svarvemd. Blanrhe Cummings.
Haxel Moore. M. Bailey. E. D. Matlock. Eu
gene. The Perkins W. Chspmsn. Coble; D.
Flahertv -lly: J P. Muhan. Woodburn:
Ben Huntington. Yoncalla: V. T. Abshirr,
c.nterville; N. B. Stone, city: F. B. Davis.
Eugene; F. E Bogue. Corvallls: O- ,
Broun and wife. Astoria: F. E. Briggs.
Rockford. la.: H. L. Fll'more. Columbus. O. :
J Mungav. O. R Blistone and wife. Se
attle: J. R James. N. P. Ufr. Chicago:
J Russell. J. Dalgood. Eugene; E. w .
Bradburv. Ogden; H T. Prince. Dundee;
U R Stlnson. J. G. Murphy. Salem; J. 8.
Blanton. Frank Blanton. H. W. Collaway.
R F Coliawav. Eugene: P. B. Ewln. W.
n Oliver. Lebanon: A. R Bell and wife.
Shanlko; J. G Smart and wife. Salem; A.
E Dean and wife, Eugene; W R. McGuln.
J. McGuin. Camas: G. W. Bridewell. W. E.
Franklin. Vancouver; J B Lurch. Cottage
Grove; H. F. Hollenhftck, Will Polders. H.
E Morris. Eugene; W. C. Thomas. Oakland:"
Miss Green. Miss Fllnn. Corvallls: A. L.
Geddes. Albany; Miss Frances Houston. Miss
N W William. Florence Green. CorvaMis:
Leonard Grass, r. Jolt. Jr.. Eugene; T. J.
Whitman. San Francisco: Frank Morse. A.
O Newsotie. AshHnd ; M. Frost and fam
ily. V. J. Wilson. Rainier; Ethel M. Hunter,
l.ila Edmanton. .aura Davis. Corvallls; F.
p. Henrv. Gresham: W. H. Walker. S. B.
Walker. Independence: W. I.. Wright and
wife. Hsrrisburg; Mrs B. A. Washburn. Miss
Heien Washburn. Sprlngf.eld; A. Murdock
and wife. .1. Palmer and wtfe. Eugene: MlM
Anna Pahl. Mls Marie Opund. sllverion:
G. T. Rrlcdwell. Miss E. A. Newell. Eugene:
w B Johnston. Roseburg; Guy Lewis and
wife. Eugene; H B. Parker. Astoria:. Mrs.
H M Bi-anstetter, California: H. C. Asher,
F" R Brown. cama: J. E. Stevens. F. J.
Zinimer. Eugene; c.orge L. lnholt. Se-at-le-
II. H. Ilungerford. Astoria; D. F.
Rennet. Bla'ack; Charles D. Stewart and
son. Fort Canb. Wash; J E Hoopea. Earl
Yarneli. cttv; D. Wellington. C. A. I'ettlbone.
San Francisco; Mrs J. A. James. Salem;
A W Porter. Hammond: P. H. Hauser. 1
J Hauser. Salem: Ray Richards. A. J.
White W J. Johnson. Corvallls: Frank D.
Weeks, cltv; Richard Doun. silverton; Turn
Fitipatrirk". Chicago: Lester Cypher. C.r
vallls I.OU Hess. Miss Ruth Hess. Miss
R now cltv- Miss Cecils Ross Miss Pearl
Miss Mabel Elliott. L. E. Lloyd.- J.
H Flllott H. L. Sutton. CorvaMis; J.'hn
H Sco't and wife. Salem; Charles J. Tour.it.
j' VcClure and wife. St. Louis: Hill Myr
tle Laurence. Medforil: A. J. Derby and wife.
Hood River: David Nohman. Palouse; D. A.
Alrth Bridal Veil; Av. H. Sultller. James
OCo'nnelL Umatilla: Thomas Walsh. Spo
kane: Phllo Bogardus. Palmer: H. E. Earl.
E R Frank. New York; Clyde H. Hill.
Independence: U M. Gerdes. Hood RUer;
Ernest Calln. Corbett; Morris Schwartx
schild. Eugene; A. R. Wood and family.
Violet Hancock. Maud Traper.. Mary Leon
ard. Rena Leonard. Pearl Leonard Fern
I.ocfcridse. Corvallls.
The St. Charles W. Jones. Estacada; B.
H. Reeches. Wilson: M. E Cotter. lone: O.
I Neallev. Dan Nadeau. Skamokawa: C. I
Phillip. The Dalles; G. Davidson. Soldiers'
Home: .!. R Poyle and son. Elmer Sej-lor.
Corvallls: I. Wllker and wife. John Simpson
and wife. Wasco: A. McKennitt, i. ape norn
A. B. Malvln. Gardner: w. F. Sim
pendence; I. Sheridan, city; Minnie Shubert,
Yankton: C. Soutmayd. Sheridan; G. Hal
ker. Newberg; B. H. Howell. Beaverton; G.
Vernon. Aisea; J. W. Goodell. O. D. Byers.
Rkkrt-all. Or.: G. S. Reynolds. HUlsboro; M.
H. Wright. A. 3d. Wright. Barton; S. J.
Gill. Oregon City; S. M. Parker, city: H. I
Dukes, Yacolt: C. E. Brown and wife. Ho
quiam: A. L. Rlacke. Bull Run: Ralph M.
Flotd.i Boise. III.; Mrs Wilson. Tacoma: Ell
Rockey. Bay Center; G. G. Hicks. South
Bend: Altha Roberta, Marquam: E. M. Blair
and wife city; O. D. Setton. Charles B.
Setton. H Martin. Corvallls: X. H. McKay.
Sauvies Island: P. X. Lemmon. Grass Val
ley; J. L. Simpson. Spokane: J. I Leole. C
D. Lapbam. Payette: F. B. Vestal. New
berg: C. H. Flagg. St. Helens: M. E. Word.
Corvallls: Thad Blackledge. Corvallta: J. L.
Jones and wife. Tacoma: J. M. Martin and
wife. Eugene; F. B. McGugln. Bull Run:
A. W. Irans. Aurora; F. C. McNamar. Yak
ima: B. K. Jammusch, Oshkosh; George A.
Sens. Roy Douglas. Eagle Creek: A. J.
C. roth Corvallls; F. W. Taylor. Ames; Pierce
Wright. J. C. Klety. .The Dalies; George
Rockey. city; Harry Kifbeon. Oregon City:
John Bayer. Astoria: Charles Seaberg. Floyd
Alexander. Portland; E. Johnson. Brodscres:
John Biden. Cascade Ixx-ks: I. Leary. Rldg
fteld: G. W. Hovt; Ridgefleld: Ward Jones.
Estscada; Miss Bertha aunder. H. Nelson,
city; J. I Cox. The Dalles: Blmer Taylor,
D. C. -Fendal. Henry Heney. F. C Louns
dal. Corvallls: W. Page. Cathlamet; Wal
ter Raemell. Hoqulam; George G. Carl,
Florence: J. R. Fleming. Shanlko: C. H.
Morlev, Tualatin: R. A. M. Irwin. Scap
poose; J. W. Morlett. Heppner: Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Remond. Kuxene: w. H. Capps and
wife cltv; J. rC. Sears, Joe Alien, Astoria.
The Cornelias c. E. Moten, city; Joe
Willis and wife. Eugene; W, G. Patterson,
c. 1.. Mnne CorvaMis: J. C. Currle. Salem:
R. M. Fox. Spokane: B. C Paul. Omaha: M.
Matthews, San Francisco; A. W. Nelson. Roy
B. . Currey. la Grande; Fred A. Edwards.
Horace McBrtde, H. A. Hartshorn. Condon;
Mrs. E. fl. Burbelt. Marshfleld: J. J. John
n sad wife. Seattle; H. T. Brandon, city;
C. Fi Peters and wife. Corvallie: T. W.
Settleman and wife. Woodbury: F. Is. Cray
ton, cltv: R. M. Penny, (5aren City, Kan.;
O. A. Gardner and wife. Solo; J. W. Berrlan.
Ontario: W. f. Crowell. Medford: J. C. LI'e,
San Francisco: A. E. Folson and wife. Ta
coma; E I.. T outturns. ' Stevenson; M. E.
Carel. Oregon city; Ralph Moore. Mrs. El
gin Miss Elgin. Corvallls; Ralph R. Mc
Alpln and wife. Chicago; F. L. Jenklln.
Tacoma: J. C. Ards and wife. Astoria; Miss
F. R. Klsdel C. Edwards. Salem; Fi D. Fev
erans. Raker City: B. A. Glfford. The Dalles.
The Lenox A. O." Huntington and wife.
Catlln: J. Wortman, McMinnvine; tionw,
c.t-.. ir t umntent. iuthrle: D. F.
rnlr ' tniieDendence: F. H. Wrlght. San
Francisco; J. N. Bayless and wife. Hllls
.... ... i.rVann s lem : G. V. Jester and
wife." Seattle: B. C. Brooks. M. L. Langley.
Eva G. Allen. San Francisco; Mrs. I. v..
Mcintosh. Eugene; H. E. Gordon. Dundee;
W A. Welst and wife. Yamhill; A. B.
Wright. La Grande: W. W. Alllngham. Al
bany: F. K. Smith. Oregon City: J. B.
Protman. cottage Grove; F. H. Gibson and
wife Bakersfleld: F. J. Williams. Chicago:
E E Mink. V. D. Calllson. H. F. Hollen
beck. Will Polders. Eugene: F. L. Trul
llnger. Yamhill: J. B Horton. Newberg; J.
W Barcroft. Corvallls: Miss E. Merrill. Al
bany Lucia Campbell. Cecils Wilcox. R. B.
Powell. Eugene: H. Van Glider. R. W. Rees,
J Ryder. Corvallls: V. E. Rees. Newberg;
R. R. Cromlse. T. R. Townsen, M. R. Chess
man. Miss I. A. GofT, University of Oregon:
C A. Murphv. Eugene: S. A. Anderson.
Albany: Miss E. A. Newell, P. I- Campbell,
E E De Con, Eugene; Florence E. Wilson.
Seattle: B. F. Knapp and wife, Kallspel;
W. O. Sleght. D. Hlgglns. F. A. Ware,
Salem: Miss R. Ford. Miss McCormlrk.
Fugene; W. T. Martin. Tafayette; Thomas
Whttlew. E. Hoagea. i.orvaiiis; irtnf.t yi
cox. Eugene: V. Hill. Independence: O. E.
Mnrim- and wife. La Grande: M. McDonald,
Salem: B. Fish and wife, Seattle; William
Thomas. Wavne Scott. Tbe Danes: j. j.
Aston. Chicago: Fl. J. Stack. Minneapolis;
D. Fahey. M. Fahey. Greenwood.
The banmoore H. M. Cake, city: E. B.
Itanl'as, Hood River; Mlaa Florence. Mis L.
Kelsav. Haines; Charles A. Watta, W. H.
Nott. 'C O. Fldler. Kelso: E. R. Lake. Cor
vallls; E. S Shank. Grants Pass: Jennie
Coffman. J. E. Lowe and wife. Corvallls;
Mrs. N. Ryall. Mrs. A. E. Southam. Spokane:
E E. Wilson. Seattle: B. W. Johnson and
wife. Corvallls: Mrs. J. N. Griffin. Miss M.
E Griffin, Astoria; Rex Neal. R. P. Fran
cis. O. A. C. : X. N. Cole. Spokane: E. P.
Harding. R- B. Knapp. C. Freman. B. N.
Hanlev, E. H. Parker. W. B. Gilbert. O. A.
C. : Rena L. Herrlcks, Macon: Mrs. John
Summlngton. Irene Summlngton. Astoria;
Mrs H. L. Loeneen. Seattle; L. Byerey, A.
L. Dalton. Astoria; L. O. Stlckney, Cor
vallls; H. E. Mann and wife. Chemawa; J.
F Ward. San Francisco: A. G. Lunn, C. L.
Potter. Corvallls; H. Emrey and wire. Chicago-
C. W. Johnson. C. M. McKelly. Mr.
Voaburg and wtfe, Corvallls; B. L. Drous,
Forest Grove.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Nov. 21. Maximum tempera
ture. 64 degrees: minimum. 48 degrees. River
reading at 8 A. M.. 3.7 fvet: change In last
24 hours. 0.9 root rise. Total ralntan, o r.
M. to 5 P. M.. .48 Inch: total rainrall since
September 1, lsos 7.45 tncnes; normal,
J.lii Inches: deficiency, 2.52 inches. Total
sunshine, November 20. 4 hours 30 minutes:
possible, 9 hours 18 minutes Barometer
(reduced to aea level), at 6 P. M. 29.64
Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at & P. M..
time:
Pacific
"0
e
Ho
STATIONS,
Raker City
Bismarck
Boise
Helena
Katnloopa
.North Head
Pcuatello
Portland
Red Bluff
4810.00
54 0.00
46 0.08
44 0 0ft
62 0.00
64iI.I2;
601-T.
54 0 34
hs o.o:
560.14
63 T. I
54,0.001
!2 COO
6410 0'i
52 0 0U
5,0.26i
60 T. I
io;se
4;XW
8PE
6:8
S NS
StilS
4KB
17 S
12!SE
id
4SB
15 SW
6.HK
4iNE
14iSE
10, SE
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
I'lsur
Cloudy
M'loudy
Cloudy
i.amy
Rainv
Ralny
toseburfr
Sacramento. . . . .
Salt Lake
.San Francisco. .
ICloudy
Cloudy
fcioudy
Spokan
Tacoma.
pt. n ay
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Tamoih Island.. .
Walla Walla.....
T. Trac?.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm of considerable Intensity is ap
proaching Vancouver Island, and storm
waminjes are now displayed at all sta
tions in this district. Moderately heavy
rains have been general went of tho Cas
cade Mountains, and scattered showers have
occurred in the eastern portion of the dis
trict. Quite a sharp rise has occurred In
the upper portion of the Willamette River,
due to the continued, heavy rains upon the
at ready saturated ground. If the rains con
tlnue to any great extent the flood stage will
probably be reex-hed during the next few
days. Information will be gladly flwn out
by telephone to thone interested who will
call up the weaber office, as advices come In
from up the river, and ample warning of
floods will be given to the public as necessity
demands.
The indications are for rain Sunday
throughout the district, and It will be
warmer east of the Cascade Mountains.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vlclnity-r Rain; fresh south
erly winds.
Oregon Rain: warmer east portion: fresh
southerly winds Interior, fresh southerly.
mh if ting to southwesterly gale along the
coast. 9
Washington Rain; warmer ast portion;
moderate southerly gale in thae Interior,
strong south shifting to southwest gale along
the Aoaat.
Idaho Rain and warmer; fresh south
erly winds.
FRANK MONTGOMERY.
MEETTSO NOTICES.
ROY A I CIRCLE. W. O. W., wit! give a
grand mtisquerade hall on November 2.". at
the Woodmen Temple. 12S Uth st. Prizes
will be given; Sc per couple; extra ladies.
25c.
MOT." NT HOOD CIRCLE. No. 151. W. O
W.. will give a military whist In the East
Side Woodmen Hall Tuesday evening. No
vember 24. Canvas removed for dancing.
Special music. prEes. refreshments. Admis
sion. 15c.
W. O. W . AM, CAMPS Regular meeting
committee on Head Camp. Tuesday evening.
November 24. J.. J. Jennings, chairman.
DANCE. DANCE, DANCE Biggest and
beat dance of the wwon at W. O. W. Tem
ple. 128 11th nt.. Thursday evening. Thanks
giving. November 2. Fine door prize; ex
cellent music. J. J. Jennings, chairman
committee.
Arbutus Circle No. JJ73. "Women of Wood
craft, will give a whist party Friday even
ing November 2T. In the W. O. W. Temple.
1-JH 11th at. Refreshments and dancing.
Admission. 13c. All invited.
IVANHOE SOCIAL, CUT? Will give Ita
regular dance Tuesday evening. Nov. 24. at
11th and Alder nts.. In K. of P. Hall. Knights
and their friends are cordially invited.
Dancing 8:30 P. M-
CA T, EDON I A V SOCIAL Drew Hall, Jd
and MorrLeon. Saturday, USth, at 6 P. M.
CBNTRNNIAI- OOUNCIU K. AND L.. OF
S., will meet the second and fourth Wednes
day night of each month. Top floor Aliky
Grand Central Station Time Card
eQCTUEKN PACIFIC.
I -mvinar Portland
Roseburg Passenger
S:1S a m.
4:15 p. zn.
7 :4i p. m.
l:ao a. m.
7:20 a. m.
4:10 p. m.
8:50 a. m.
1 :U0 p. m.
6:40 p. m.
7:15 a. m.
11 :G0 a. na.
6:30 p. m.
California Express . -r
ban rancisco ....
West bid.
Corvallla Passenger .......
Sberldan Fasaenger
Forest Grove Fasaenger ....
Forest Grove Passenger ....
Forest Grove Passonger
Arriving Portias ti
Oregon Express
Cottage Grove Passenger .
Roseburg Passenger ......
Portland Express
West Side
Corvallls Passenger .......
.Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger ....
Forest Grove Fasaenger . . .
11:15 p. m.
6:20 p. m.
10:50 a. m.
8:00 a. ro
ll :50 a. m
4.50 p. m.
OREGON RAILROAU NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving Portland
Pendleton Passenger 7:15 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special 8:30 a.m.
Spokane Flyer S11?"
Kansas City a: Chicago Kxpress. . 6:00 p. m.
Arriving Fortlaatt
Spokane Flyer 8:00a.m.
Chi.. Kan. City A Portland Ex.. 8:45a.m.
Chicago-Portland Special :0 p. m.
Pendelton Passenger P- a"-
NOBTHJCKN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portianel
Tacoma and Saattle Express 8:30 a. m.
North Coast Chicago Limited. 2:OOp. m.
Overland Express 11:45 P. m.
Arriving Portland
North Coast Limited 7:00 a.m.
Portland Exprese :JJ P- -
Ovei land Expreas 8:aap.m.
ASTORIA COLUMBIA BJVtR-
Iieaving Portland . 4
Astoria & 6eaalde Express L 8:00 a. m.
Astoria Passenger I A:00 p. m.
Arriving Portland I
Seaside oc Portland Passenger. ..112:15 p. m.
Portland Expreas jlO:00 p m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC BALL WAY CO.
Leaving Portland I
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spokane 3:15 p.m.
Via Seattle 11:45 p. m.
Arriving Portland
C P. K. short Line, via Spokane. 8:00 a. m.
Via Seattle 7:00 a.m.
Jefferson-Street Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland
Dallas Passenger 7:40 a.m.
Dallas Passenger 4:15 p.m.
Arriving Portland
Dallas Passenger 10:15 a. m.
Dallas Passenger 6:50 p. m.
SPOKANE, . PORTLAND SEATTLE
RAILWAY.
11th and Hoyt Sts. Passenger Station
Lseavlog Portland
Inland Kmolre ExDreas 9:15 A.M.
Through trains for Walla Walla, Paaco.
Roosevelt. Granddalles, Goldendale. White
Salmon. Stevenson, Vancouver al Interme
diate points.
North Bank Limited. 3:35 P. M.
Throuah train for Spokane. Sprague.
Ritzville. Lind, Pasco, Koosevelt. Grand
dalles, White Salmon, Stevenson and Van
couver.
Arriving Portland
North Bank Limited 7:30 A.M.
Through train from Spokane. Sprague,
Ritzville. Lind. Pasco. Roosevelt.- Grand-
dalles, White Salmon, Stevenson and Van
couver.
Inland Empire Express 6:30 P.M.
Thrnusrh train from Walla Walla, Pasco,
Roosevelt. Granddalles, Goldendale, White
Kalmon. Stevenson, Vancouver and Interme
diate points.
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Leaving Portland
Rnlem and Intermediate Local...
6:25 a. m.
7:00 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
8:65 a, m.
9:16 a, m.
10:25 .a m.
11:00 a. m.
1:30 p. m,
2:00 p. m
S:46 p. m.
4:10 p. m.
5:00 p: m.
5:30 p. m.
6:20 p. m.
8:40 p. m.
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local
Salem and intermediate Local...
HUlsboro and Foreat Grove Local
Salem and Tualatin oniy, iim
ltd
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local
Salem and lntssrmeoiate jocai...
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and Intermediate Local...
Salem and Intermediate local. .
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Wfisonvllle and intermediate Lo
ral I
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem ana intermediate iocat. .
Salem and Interovediaie Local. .
Arriving Portland
WMsonTllle and Intermediate Lo
cal -
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and Intermediate Local. .
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and intermediate Local..
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and intermediate Local..
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and intermediate Local..
Sakm and Tualatin only Limited
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and intermediate Local..
HUlsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and intermediate Local. .
Salem and intermediate Local
C:5& a. m.
1:30 a. no.
Aft a m
10:00 a. m.
10:55 a. m.
12:1 & p. m.
1:1S p. m.
2 :50 p. m.
3.40 p. m.
4 :46 p. m.
5:00 p. m.
C:00 p. m.
7:20 p. m,
S 9 A n. m.
10:40 p. m.
MEETING WOTICE8.
FIDELITY LODGE NO 4, A. O. V. W
Members will please take notice of the reg
ular semi-annual election of officers on the
evening ot Wednesday. November 25. and
that they are especially requested to be
present. Other matters of Importance will
also come before the lodge for action. Hall,
Grand ave. and East Pine st.
L J KELLY. Master Workman.
Attest: J. H. ZAXE, Recorder.
THE annual meeting of members of the
Associated Charities for the election of di
rectors and transaction of auch other busi
ness as may properly come before it will
be held at 33 Jefferson st., near 5th st., at
8 o'clock Monday evening. November S3.
1908. W. R- WALPOLE. Secretary.
PORTLAND CITY GUARDS. Lady Mac
cabees, will give a dance in K. of P. Hall,
Thursday, November !6. Hodgson's Orches
tra. BORN-
BELL In Portland. November 30, 1008, Mr
O. A. Bell, a on.
RYAN In this city. November 21, James
Ryan, aged 5 years. Announcement of
funeral hereafter.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
RASER At his late residence. 18M Drum
ming st. November 20, Will W. Raser.
aged 61 years 8 months 2 days. De
ceased was a member of the Oddfellows,
Knights or Pythias and G. A. R- The
Oddfellows will have charge of the fu
neral aervlces, which will be held at Eric
son's chapel. 409 Alder St., today (Sun
dav), November 22, at 2:30 P. M. Friends
invited. Interment Rlvervlew cemetery.
SAX At her late residence, M East Twen-tv-Hecond
street, November 20, Catherine
Sax. aged S8 years. The funeral will
take place from the Apostolic Christian
Church, 68 East Twenty-second street.
Sundar. November 22, at 1 P. M. Friends
Invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery.
HEMENWAY At the residence of her
mother. Mrs. Harriet Pope. 712 East
Main st., Mrs. Mary E. Hemenway. wife
of John F. Hemenway, of Joseph. Or.
Funeral services at the house Sunday at
1 o'clock.
COt'.VTRYM AN The funeral servlcee of
Betsv A. Countryman will be held at the
fximilv residence. 51 1 North 24th St., at
2.30 P. M. today t Sunday , after which
the remains will be taken io the Port
land Crematorium. Friends invited.
BOYD In this city. November 30. at her resi
dence, 742 Kearney street. Mrs. Agnes uray
Boyd, aged rtt years. Funeral services will
be held at the above residence at 2 P. M. to
day (Sunday). Interment Rlvervlew Ceme
tery. KAKRITZ The funeral services of Willie
Kakritz will be held at the family resi
dence, on Linnton road, at 1:30 P. M.
Monday, November 23. Friends Invited.
Interment Rose City Cemetery.
PATER The funeral services of Claude
Pater will be held at Flnley's chapel at
2 P. M. today (Sunday.) Friends Invited.
Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
Dunn tog. McEntee Gllbaagb. Fnmeral
Directors, 7th and Pine. Phone Main 430.
Lady assistant. Offlc of County Coroaer.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. Pronei-al Dlreet
, ttv) 34 at. Lady aaaUsaa. Pboaa M Ml
J. P. FTVLEY ft BOX. ftd and MadUora,
Lady attendant. Phone Main . A 1599.
ZJLLER-BTKXn CO.. Fnswral Dlrso.
sra. 11 Russell. East 108. iMdj a IslaiL
T. . DCNKINO
Undertaker,
Fa
c.
ERICSON TJVDERTAKrNO CO. Bmbatm
Ina: lady sll.nt. 40S Alder. M aua.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATE
In Effect November X lftoa.
Dails or Bandar.
Per Una.
One time ... vV. i?-
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Same ad three consecutive times. 3e
Same ad six ot sevea consecutive times. obo
SU words esont as one line on cash ad
vertisements, and no- atd counted for leas
than two lines. When an advertisement Is
not run consecutive tunes tha one-time rata
PTheabove rates apply to advertisements
under "New Today" and all other classill na
tions excepting the following:
Situations Wanted. Male,
Situations Wanted, Female. '
For Bent. Rooms. Irivate Families.
Rooms and Board. Private Families.
Housekeeping Rooms, Private Families.
The rate on the above classifications Is 7
cents a line each insertion.
On charge" or book advertisements the
charge will be based on the actual number
o lines appearing In the paper, regardless
of the number of words in each line.
Space In the "New Today" columns Is
ntruired bx measure only 14 lines to the
'"tEI.FPHONB ADVERTISEMENTS For
the convenience of natrons The Oregonian
will accept advertisements (excepting "Sltua
ations Wanted" and "Personal") for publi
cation in classified columns over the tele
phone. Bills for such advertising will be
mailed Immediately and payment is expect
ed promptly. Care will be taken to prevent
errors, but The Oregonian will not be re
sponsible for errors In advertisements taken
over the telephone. Telephones: Main v0;
ATOeOCT-OF-TOW?f PATRONS The Ore
gonian will receive copy by mail, provided
sufficient remittance for a definite number
f Issues ts sent. Acknowledgment of such
remittance will be forwarded promptly.
In ease box office address Is required, use
regular form given, and count this as part
f the ad. Answers t. advertisements will
be forwarded to patrons, provided self-addressed
stamped envelopes are furnished.
A receipt will be given for all paid-in-advance
advertising. The Oreirontan will not
undertake to correct enois or refund money
unless ibis receipt Is returned.
KEW TOO AT.
AUCTION SALES
BY THE
PortlandAuctionGo.
(INC.)
Stl FIRT STREET.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAX2 P. M.
Are you looking for furniture for the
DIXJXG-ROOM? WE'VE GOT IT. For
the PARLiOR or DEN? WE'VE GOT IT.
For BEDROOM or KITCHEN? WE'VE
GOT IT. In fact, we've Rot anything and
everything that a flrst-class auction
house carries. Just to mention a few
items: Weathered oak dining-room set.
consisting of china closet, with PLATE
MIRROR BACK AND PLATEGLASS
SHELVES, verv fine buffet, EIGHT
CORNERED EXTENSION TABLE (10
foot): eight chairs (SPANISH LEATHER
UPHOLSTERING): SERVICE TABLE.
CELLARET (oringinal cost J400); SOLID
MAHOGANY LEAF-TABLB, FANCY
STATUE, ELEC. IJGHT FIXTURES,
ladies' writing desks Jn mahogany and
burnt wood finish. SOTJD MAHOGANY
FOLDING-BED with curled-tfiair mattress
(original cost J155). very fine ETCHINGS,
ORIGIN Aii ARTIST'S COPIES, SOLID
BRASS HALL TREK, hall-seat with
mirror to match, dressers in fir, maple,
golden oak and mahogany, phongraph.
Morris chairs, rugs. METAL BEDS OF
ALL descriptions. Y. Y. springs and
others, floss mattress and others, exten.
tables, kitchen tables, etc., etc. Bargains
for everybody at the
PORTLAND AUCTION CO.
211 First St.
M 66S5. . ' , A 4121.
NOTICE For Monday's sale we have
a fine lot of consigned goods, such as
maple and mahogany dressers and com
modes, dining-room chairs, carpets,
trunks, cookstove, D. L. table and other
furniture, which positively must be sold
Monday.
GILMAN
Auction and Commission Company
S. L. X. SIXMABf. Auctioneer.
Great continuation sale of all silk rib
bons, dress velvets (various colors), um
brellas, handkerchiefs, belts, ladles' ho
siery, for insurance, all the best goods at
great bargains. Sale all this week. On
Tuesday sale by public auction, ladles
waited upon for ribbons, etc., at private
sale. See display at rooms, 411 Washing
ton street, near Uth.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Ford Auction Co.
369 EAST MORRISON ST.
Have made many friends through honest
dealings, courteous treatment, and low
prices and are getting new customers
every aay imuugii ui jirci.uo
Call and be convinced that we are giv
ing bargains In nousenoia inrDiiure, cai
pets. stoves, ranges, heaters, etc.
When you have furniture for sale call
us up and be sure of getting an honest
deal and fair prices for we do not ask
for large profits as we are in the low
rent district and can sell on small profits
and quick returns. Phones East 988, B
Sill.
8 Room Dwelling
Nearlv new. well located as to car,
close "in, on East Side; lot 45x100. Must
sell, taoOO.
C. XV. PAL LETT, .
Kenton Building:.
INSIDE ACRE AGE
On the Peninsula
SriTABI.E FOR PI.ATTIXG,
At About Three-Fourths Value to
Make Quick Sale.
THE FLETCHER CO.,
125 Ablnicton Bldgr, .
For Sale; $3500
Choice lot. 50x100, In best of neigh
borhood; good car service; west of
18th, on Kast Washington. Terms.
t". XV. PALJ.ETT,
Fenton Bnlldlnar.
KING STREET LOT
For sale lot on King street, 1M feet
from Washington, at J1S05 less than
surrounding property, situaien in ui
location for apartment-house or for
speculation.
XV. I PAGE, 204 Falling Bid.
$50,000
100x100, East Morrison, west of 6th;
improved.
A BARGAIN".
C W. PALLETT, Fenton Bldg.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
Lot 60x100 and 6-room dwelling In West
Piedmont; close to two carllnes. New and
modern. Price 500, half cash.
Settlers Realty Company
, 26 North Sixth Street-
FOR SALE
FINE OLD HOME
No. 631 Irving street, lot 50x100.
Must sell.
C.-XV. PAI.I.ETT,
f-ejiton Building,
J EW TODAY. I isg.w
AuctionSales
AT WILSON'S ',
AUCTION HOUSE
Corner Second and Yamhill
Monday, Wed.nesday, Friday!
EACH DAY AT IOA.M.
Buyers will find a fine assortment of
tiiph-gTade home fum.sh.nps.
Comprising parlor and library furniture,
diningr-room and bedroom furniture, im
ported Turkish rugs, Brussels carpets,
squares, mattings and linoleum, malleable
and steel ranges, as ranges, heating
and cookstoves. dishos. utensils, pictures,
lace curtains, hangings, etc.
XOTK If you want a nearly new Kim
ball p;ano. organ, cashregister. comput
ing scale, office furniture, rolitop desk, letter-press,
safe, or magnificent little used
furniture, ask our salesmen. The price
will be an inducement to you.
Special Stock Sale
At the Union Stockyards
Foot of North Sixteenth Street
MONDAY, NOV. 23D
AT2P.M.
Comprising- 12 milch cows, two 2-year-old
heifers, one 3-year-old bull, one span
work horses and harness.' This stock will
be sold-without reserve. Terms cash.
Residence Sale
TUESDAY, NOV. 24TH
On the Premises, 776 Hoyt St,
Near 24th
A.T IO A. M.
Seven rooms of h itch-grade furnishings,
comprising three-piece parlor set In ma
hofrany, fine Roman chair, mahogany
music cabinet, nearly new SIXOEB PI
ANO, large pedestal hall mirror, velvet
hall and stair carpets, Brussels rugs,
golden oak dinging-room suite, extension
table, chairs, buffet and china closet. 11.
brary table, clock, lace curtains, pictures,
golden oak bookcase, dressers in oak and
blrdseve maple, iron beds, springs. Oster
moor and silk-floss mattresses, chiffoniers,
child's buggv. combination gas and wood
Majestic range, dishes, glassware, kitchen
treasure, utensils, etc. This sale is worthy
the attention of buyers of fine home
furnishings.
Restaurant Sale
TUESDAY, NOV. 24TH
At 208 Columbia St., Between
Front and First Streets
AT 2 P. M.
Comprising National cash register, cut
lery, showcase. Vienna chairs, stools,
dishes and glassware, coffee urn. large
refrigerator, tables, counters, kitchen
utensils, meat block, 8-ft. Monarch res
taurant range and a complete restaurant
outfit.
N. B. Don't forget the great sacrifice
sale everv day at 210 First street, we are
closing out the P. M. O. Co s. entire stock
of furniture, groceries, shoes, farm imple
ments, hardware, rubber and stee4-tire
buggies, plows, etc.
Call up Main 1626. A 4243 if you want
the highest market price for your be
longings. t wtlsoN. Auctioneer.
TOMORROW, MONDAY
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE. 6 BAST
STH STREET. SOUTH, near Ankeny St.,
"E. A." or "M. V." car.
We have received instructions from Mrs
r. n haw ,,t...ii-o nprnpts etc.
at above address, comprising several oak
. 1 1, MniBF.tDhlos nnrnor-efl t
IUI IV RCIO, t....
and drapes, lace curtains, double parlor
Axminsier carptis. utiiv ultimo 'ai.ic
of chairs, very fine quarter-oak sideboard,
heating stove, Brussels carpets, hall and
stair carpets, small rugs, oak bedroom
..... i 3 .. nr.ii mottroact3a
SdS. lTOIl UU. alliums a.iu
bedroom carpets, ladies' desk, chiffonier,
..rtm mrU.q extension mane
lamp. Charter Oak steel range with water
back, imam nnoieum, uiruon m w.i..
effects. l lie aoove goous rr cm
clean lot of furnishings and will be posi
tively sold At 10 O'CLXJCK SHARP TO
MORROW.
BAKER & SON, Auctioneers.
niM TIJF.SDAY NEXT
At BAKER'S AUCTION HOVSE, 152
FarK St., we snau uni iu oa,, ....
furnishings of a lady's private home wh
is leaving lor sun jjiegu.
list comprises some very choice pieces of
nearly new furniture, etc.:
Very pretty parlor pieces in Pullman
plush, rockers in genuine mahogany and
quarter-oak. easy rockers in real leather
seats, Davenport, center-tables. Oriental
aesign parior i uk. vijr , 17 t ,
lor desk, also elegant comblnaitpn book
case ana nesn. o pan, ..i
tains, portieres. Madras curtains, lo nearly
il j nloi, nf hrnnxe and
new uair, j.... -------
bric-a-brac, quarter-sawed oak dining
room set. viz. clawfoot pedestal table,
buffet and set of boxseat chairs in .real
leather: 9x12 Brussels rugs, two Wilton
. -nuai-al email nir fflr"r
quantitv of stair carpet, very massive
iron oeos. uei awe , .
mattresses, feather pillows, blankets and
modes, steel engravngs and other pic-
dining-room suite Jn light oak finish
Iron oeos, easy u.u,iito, -
water heater. . parlor heater large gas
raOiatOr aim arvci. . -
Parties furnishing are welcome to In
spect this choice lot of f urntture. rijgs.
etc tomorrow. (Monday). SALE Tliiii
DAT AT 10 O'CLOCK (sharp).
FRIDAY NEXT
At BACKER'S AUCTION HOUSE (on
benc.oseYall day).S We shall haVe a choice
lot of furniture, caipcio. cn..
from Hawthorne, avenue for convenience
of sale There will be bedroom, dining
?oom. parlor and kitchen furniture in this
SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT AT 10 O'CLOCK
S. L. N. GILMAN
AUCTIONEER
PERSIAN
The sale of this valuable collection
of Persian Rues at 411 Washington
street commences . tomorrow,
Monday, November 23d, at 10
o'CIock A. M.
X. "B. This is the finest line of
,er offerer! in this city, and we
would be pleased to have ymi at
tend the sale.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Third Street
iiiu;t'- -with four houses in fine condi
tion. Rents show 9 per cent net on price
asked J6000 win nanaie.
SENGSTAKE & LYMAN
to Fifth St.
23D STREET NORTH
50x100 feet, corner of Northrup street,
partialis- improved and has a present
rental value of $K5 per month. By erect
ing a store building, big Interest can ba
obtained on the investment. Don t for
get that property at the intersection ot
carllnes is always valuable for business
purposes.
TWELFTH STREET
Nine-room residence with fractional lot
situated north of Jefferson street. Price.
JToiJu.
LOVEJOY STREET
130x100 feet at the head of this street
and undoubtedly the finest building site
on the market today. Price of this prop
erty is 20 per cent lower than anything
offered In this vicinity and can be
bought at the rate of 70 cents per square
foot. .
JOHNSON STREET
110x100 feet on the north side between
19th and 30th streets. An Meal site in the
Nob Hill district. Price and terms rea
sonable. F. V. ANDREWS S CO.
Hamilton Bldg.. 1S1 Third St.
Main 3349, or Home A 129.
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I as cheap again as at our price.
I Portland Trust Company
I ot Oregon
1 S.E. CORNER THIRD AND OAK STREETS
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MONEY MAKER"
fflflftn 150 acres near Hubbard, 25 cul
tivated, 8 in hops, 30 in pasture,
easily cleared for the plow, balance valu
able timber: rich bottom land, running
water, horses, cows, hogs, chickens anil
all farm Implements go with place; good
house, barn, hophouse. fruit and every
thing just ready to go to living comfort
ahlv and making money. On milk route.
Must be sold and will make very easy
teJuso in same neighborhood. 160 acres of
timber and pasture for J4000 on good
terms.
WHALLEY, 615 McKay BMg.
Buy Hood River
Orchard Lands
f sTDTC first-class orchard land on
iJ AtntO countv road, right in the
heart of the vailey. 12 acres to bearing
orchard in first-class condition. tw
three-year-old Newtowns; balance in
clover and yards. Fair house and barn.
This will sell quick for the price is rignt.
Takes tt000 cash to handle It.
DEVLIN & FIREBAUGH
B08-9 Swetland bldg.. cor. Mh and Wash.
GLISAN STREET
lOOxlOO
East of 1 1th street, surrounded by 3 and
4-storv bricks, suitable for retail and
warehouse. For price and terms see
Frank Bollam
13S Third St.
$45,000
Apartment House
100x100, corner Fifth and Harrison, good
Income, every apartment rented; new and
thoroughly modern.
SENGSTAKlTfi LYMAN
90 Fifth St.
WANTED IN
NOB HILL DISTRICT
100x100 feet with one or two modern
up-to-date residences thereon, with not
less than four bedrooms besides servants'
quarters: must be suitable for homes.
Send full description as to exact location,
number of rooms, etc., to T 4ao. Oregonian.
Business Property
If vou are looking for good Inside busi
ness" property, we have it on our ex
clusive list. Some very good buys In
downtown and semi-business locations.
SENGSTAKffi LYMAN
. . 90 Fifth St.
Third Street
Quarter block, close in: income $S03
per month. Present improvement poor.
Price $si,000.
ARCHIBALD, 117 Anlnrton Bids.
Up-to-Date
Strictly Modern
In every detail. S-room new house
situated in Uidd s Addition, near c. jtin
and Hawthorne avenue. $H400, easy terms
on part if wanted: don't try to fool your
self, but see this property.
F. W. Torgler, 106 Sherlock Bldg.
HawthornevAve.
50xl2S on Hawthorne ave.. between E.
24th and B. lioth. facing south, we win
take 100 for tnis eiegani. ouiiums ito
for a few days only.
SENGSTAKE & LYMAN
90 Fifth St.
UNION AVE. GEM
In the pink of perfection for $40nO; lot an
1O0. beautiful T-room house, elegantly fin
ished, hardwood tloors. ixmmt lep. walks
and basement, exquisite flowers, fruit and
shade trees. A yerffct home. Union sve.
n. in value every day. every
nlKht while you sleep. lon't mlns this, it
wont lafit ions.
North, for information.
$27,500
A GREAT BUY.
Whole block. 8 lots, on Grand and
t'nlon avenu s. Business property.
This cannot fail as a big money maker
for lucky person. Can be bought in
whole or part.
SEE! THE! SFANTOX CO., 270 Stark !.