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Newspaper Page TextTifK si'ABAV OIIEGOXIAX. i ' j r ALLIANCE TO Hi Reason of Hearst's Visit to His Former Arch-Enemy, Roosevelt. UNITE FOR MAYORALTY preside ill Select Seabury. Reform Democrat. t Kun on Fulon Tirket. Supported by Repub licans autl Hearst Party. PT T.LOTTJ T. LOXEP.OA.H. NEW TOKK. Nov. 38. -(Special.)-W hy id William Randolph Hamt call at the White Houf hd' hy wasn't hp kirka out? Thi 1 h question that has in terested politicians for about two weeks, and all sorts of answers have been given They recall Mr. Roosevelt's statement via Root two years ago that the Presi dent regarded Mr. Hearst as Mckinley s slaver, and thev have not forpotlen the harsh things the. editor' has said of Mr. JRoosevHt , in his various newspapers. Consequently a meet ins; between the two. rot attended by bloodshed, was naturally the subject of all f Mr. Hearst, when aeked for an ex planation. saM he "railed as an ex memer f ronaress to pay my respects to the President." All of which sounded much unlike Mr. Hearst that nobody was foIel. The real story was .ven out today tv a New York Republican leader, who has hint returned from Va.hinpton and Die Vtrjrinta Hot Springs, bavins; a con ference with. Mr. Tafl at the latter place. Roosevelt l After Tljfer. Ttrweveit. ha vine beaten the enemy all along- the line." he taut, "if anxious to arranjrr matters so that Tammany will lose the Greater CM next year. And with hip characteristic rneray he is clear ins; the track of obstructions without waiting; until it Is too late. .Hearst's trcnth In the Greater City, an shown hy the last election, la 33.0"rt. In any anti-Tammany alliance he must be taken Into cortsi'ieratton. Of course, he cannot run the whole show, but he must, be consulted. The President does not believe that a Republican candidate would bo as trorur against Tammany as a Democrat would. He wants to see nominated a fill tb f-onrtltlons. He is Samuel Sea vofea. attract Democrats and not be cbJectionn bl to Independents. ' Alibo-jjrn t he convention Is ten months awry. Mr. Roosevelt believes he has already found the candidate who tills the conditions. He Is Samuel Sea bury. and at present he Is a Justice of ths Supreme t'ourt. Seabury. although a Democrat, has always been distin guished for Iiylependence. jie in a com puratlvely voting; man. of pood family and with a fair-sized fortune. His firt appearaiu-e In pohtb was in 19:t3. when be was eiected to the City Court rtnch on the tuslon tb-ket beaded by fetn Low. Two years later Sabury ?;etned to organize the Municipal Own ership Ieajfii-. anrl was one of Its di rector. In ia. when Hearst tied up with Ta.ni many Halt, Seabury was nom inated for Mild elected to present officfl. In th- rernt ranipaiRn he came out f.r HryHti. but because of his posi tion took no active part in the cam paign. Apv jrood lawyer will tell you that Seabury Is une of the beat of the Su preme Court Judaea. Independents like him. and Kputllican have no particu lar object ion to him In fact, if they must -ave a Democratic candidate. Sea bury wo i Id probably suit as wet I as, if not better Can. anybody else. Fur ther more, he would make a Mr; draft on t!i pemocra lie vole, because of his steady friendship for Hrvan. He is one of t he f Vmtiioner's' blest friends and wo ild draw the vote of party men who believe the N'ebrasknn was sold out by Tammany Halt. Grave Arranged I liter trw. ',Toi,n Temple tjrnves arranged tha Yhlte House interview between the 1'resldent aT.d Hearst. A It houph Graves la on trie ditnrint taff of the New York American he baa always main tained a warm admiration for Roose velt, and as Grates is an outspoken man h ha made t!.a t Met known in and out of eason. The Georgian Is the nlv mar. In Hearst's employ who pos aesser the confidence of the president. This ejkp'ains his visit to Washington. foTIowed thr.e days later by a hurried trip vf his employer. "So far as ihey went, the recent elec tions gave Hearst great satisfaction. Ills ei.emy. Hi van. was beaten, so was l is enemy Chan ler. Now if Murphy Is wlreii out.' he tells bis friends, he will he rcadv to retire from politics. Hearst was en i i; red bora use Hryan threw the Presidential nomination to Judge Par ker In lit' Is angry at Chanler for deserting, tiie Independence League. Ite believe Murphy 'sold liim out' when h.e ran for (Jav rnor In "iraves toid the President that the erttvor was willing- to throw his influ ence to a fusion movement ; also t hat. while the league had no candidate for Mavor. it believed that conditions called Tor the selection of a Democrat to head the rliy ticket. The new party would rr eel recognition, of course, but its demands would be modi st. And t hree .is j s tn trr Hearst called at the White House by Invitation for the first time In five yturs. Wht er or not the editor accepted tiie MucgesMoit of Seabury ennnot be learned definitely. Hut 1 can state with emphasi ti at his Is the only name now under consider at ion. and from every tMng that can be learned he would make a .n!My strong candidate." How Democrat- View It. The Se;ury tip" is being quietly cireuad. It Is hardly correct to call It a "boom." Leaders are simply try ing to tnd out the sentiment ef the rnk and flie. probably no real an nouncement will be made until Spring. In yes m gone by every fusion can didate for Mayor has been a Republi can, but many active party men agrea that the time has come to give a Demo crat a chance. One reason for this is t hat tae a ni ended charter has taken a way m uch of the Mayors power, and added' to the importance of the Bor ough Presidents. These latter officials row control the departments- of high ways. sees and buildings, with avast amount of patronage. In fact, their au thority. In a practical way. Is only slight '.y second to that of the Mayor, and the Republican organisation would be greatly pleased to take charge of these btiraus- "Bepldes." said pne district leader, '"we couldn't get a worse deal from a rfrtrm Democrat than we hare had from retorm Republicans in years gone hy. aed we would not pa compelled to assume th blame for the Mayor's mis takes. From all I know of Seabury, I Ti1ev ha would give ua a fair deal, oyway, bait a lof is batter tuaxt no F BEAT TAMMUHY ttread. and we miwrt not forget that a whole string of county offices. Sheriff, District Attorney, etc., will become va cant the end of next year. "It we all line on together we can beat Tammany in 19. and it seems to me tht the "preliminary work i fur ther advanced than it ever has been before." HONESTY TO HIS PARTY Questions Motive of C. A. Barren as Political Coquette. PENDLETON". Oi.. Nov. li. 'To the Editor. I note that C. A. Brrtt. P.eprwntatlvA-elcct from this county on the Republican ticket for the Leg islature, has been interviewed as to his status on the United States Sena torial situation. That Mr Barrett will vote for Gov ernor Chamberlain is undoubtedly true, but that dops it only because it show his hontst.y. is open to question. That he- ! honest to himself, no one douhts. Ail selfish men are: but was he honert to the political party he rep resi nt when he soiiRht the suffraRe of that party at the last election? It is a matter of fart that In the campaign preceding; the election he refused posi tively to make any remarks in favor of or any effort 10 assist in the election of I I Mann, who was on the ticket with him. savins: to those who asked that he assist Mr. Matin in his candi dacy, "that he could not afford to of fend his Democratic friends." When called upon for" his share of campaign HIMMERSTF.I'V TI.rOVERS A I JEW UKAH.IT1C BOKHAJSO. J r - Jeanne RNptnasse. NEW YORK. Nov. 28. (Spe cial.) Jeanne Esplnasse. one of Oscar Hammerstein'a discoveries. Ir a French dramatic soprano. For the past two years she has been at the Geneva Opera-house. She sings such roles as Aida and Valentine. Phe Is .expected to meet with a cordial reception. funds. Mr. Barrett refused to contribute more than half the sum he was assessed, leaving the inference that he had been called upon by the local Iemocratjc committee to tontrlbute to them equally. Why? Would that not inriicnte oiliuslon with the enemies of his party? It is tWe contention of those who know that Mr. Barrett was out for of fice, regardless of the party whose suf frage he sought. Was this honest to that party? Mr. Barrett's pecullsr type of hfin esty has always been used for Mr. Barrett's own welfare. This is a species of honesty many politicians have, but It has nver been known to extend be yond the Individual who exerts It. If .Mr. Barrett had been honest to his party, he would not now be called upon to defend his honesty In the Sena torial situation. A RKPL'BLJCAX. Public Library Notes. As the Christmas season approaches, the iinestion is constantly being asked at the library. What hooks shall I buy for my boy of 10: Have you any stores that yon can recommend for little girls? To answer these questions a collection of books has been pHaceit on exhibit In the children's department which will serve as a guide for pur chases. They are all Interesting books covering a wide variety of subjects and li) charming editions. They range in price from 3 to $1 to -'5 centx. These will be on exhibition during the month of Peceinber. and arrangements have been made with the bookstores to have a supply on hand so that these books can be procured without trouble. DAILY' MKTEKU.O;lCAI. HE PORT. TNRTI.ANt. Nov. I. Msxlmum temper ature. 4(i ilmrres: minimum. S.t decrees. Klr resnlna st s A. M.. S o f.t: change hi last ;M hours. . 7 tool full. Total rain fall, a P M. to r. M . none; total nlnre September 1. 19ns. S iiK'lies; iurnl. 11. M inrhea; nVnrienry. ? 9b Inches. Total sun shine. N'i.vemler 27. :'7 minutes: possible, 9 hours i minutes. Barometer (reduced to aea lev el t at : P. M.. 3'l.ls Inches. PAf-IFN- COAST WEATHKI1. Observations taken at & T. M.. X'aclflc tJm .ov.-niber I 3 I Wind TATIONS, 1-5 i3 I: Hnkfr Mtv ; JH'Mfl SK (Cleajr Htman-k a e U sV Biif 28 -T. j d S 'Cloudy Knrks I 0 0 rsW h'leur HH.'P t iM0'!:SV Tlrar Kamlor.pi i S'0.AtH 4 W ;h. I'l'dv Nni H-il i H 0lO t:i;K HMoiniv pi.ai.Hu J T. t 4 VW iCIoudv 1'nrtl.UKi 4k.AASt K SK U'lnMtly Hed HhifT rt.H0 4 SK jl'lear Kost'hurit ! 10 00, 4 NW'fC'leHr Sa.-ramnto I r.fi oifl 4 8 H'ar Salt lke ; : o n, 4 NW riesr San Krsncico , ft 0". 4 V !('lir SiMktt. ! .H 0 OA 4 VE ,Fnggy T;icom ' 4 4 1 ft 4 S .'"Irurlv Tau-..li IslHnl T ! XE flou.1v WallH. Walla i t fl" -Cloud Mnrjihfirtl'i 1 J rt Ai 4 .U' ('!-ar Sikivnu ' 4: 0 4 SV Clear Hla'ne O.0U' 4 N Vlnyrly . WEATHER rnxniTIOyrl. The prfMui. has dcreaa5d atitl elrtu.tl ntSM ha inTaei over V:ern "ah(ntT- California Bungalow . Tl i i Off-lal Id 1etia. P?rfefi1a in ttr A 1-Uj itecture. The Calinsm'. Boriairv ! lh ideil ai SBtte4 all climatic rnnainnn. sand tiirnrrnuia tamr hf aar hkli.ia-ia asoM 94 t-a -kmc iaiaa baso ia Califnroift. I California Bungalow Plan Co, aH-M Far BuUdics Ly Aps1s, Ca 1 jifLfc sr"!!-- " st.-.- aa -it Brand Central Station Tims Card ROUTtLtHN PAC11IC. Lerarinff Portiaiid Boe-burj PaaUKr Cottage Grov I'-aaeixger Calitornls E-press San Francisco Express , West Sid a Corvaiili Fassener Eherkiaa pssaenger Forest GrOve PasaenRer ... Fortvst Grova Pawtngtr ... Forest Grove Paaatur ... Arriving Portld Oregon ivxaress . Cottaga Grxv Passeasar Rosebarc p5ng-er pori:snJ Exp-ro-a West Side Corvallia I'aaseng'er !TuH-kiaa P-g3 Forest Grove Pa-Jiger ... Forest Orore Pasaeuger ... Forest Gruve Paaaenger ... 8:15 a. m. 4:15 P- m T AS p. m. 1:M a. m. 7:20 a- m. 4:10 p. m. 8:50 a. m l:O0 p. in. ft; -40 p. m. T-13 a. m. 11 :ft0 a. m- ::4o ii. m. ll.lfi P. B-.20 d. m. 1U a- m. W) a. m. Al :0 a. m. 4.au p. xn. OKECOX RAJLitOAl NAVIGATION CO. Learinx Portland Pendleton Passenger Chicugo-Portiund Special fipukaM Flyer t.ansas City & Chicago Express. Arrlvius PortiMaU pokne Flyer ChL, Kan. City ft Portland x- Chlc-ago-Portland bpaclaJ I'endeJton Psaengtir 1 7:15 8:30 ti:W 8:00 y:i0 6.15 a. xn. p. m. p. m- p. m. p. m. NOUTliiiiN PACIFIC. Ijeaviac Portlao! Tact) ui a and beaiUe Express ... North Cout CtUcaa iUxulted Overland iixprese Arriving i'wriiod Nortu Coast Lanatwd Portland Express 8 80 a. m. ,11:40 p. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:10 p. m. 6:tf5 p. m. uveriana ( tiiprw AbTOKIA Si COIXA1B1A &IYKI LeavUia Portland Asiorl m. bemeide Express . Astoria Faasener Arriving: purtiund Seaside u Portland Passenger. Portland Express 8 :00 a. ra. o:0t p. nv 12:15 p. m. 10:00 p m. CANADIAN PACIHO RAILWAY CO. avin fArtland C. P. It. riliort 1-lne, via. Spoksne, 3:15 p. m. 11:45 p. m. Via beaitle ....t Arriving Vortlaad C- P- H- otiort 1-iue. via Spokane Via Seattle .. 8 '00 a- nV 7:00 s. m. Jeiferson-Strect Station &OtllltK PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas fiUiseiiser .... JJallas Paafciiger . Arriving Portland Dallas Paesenger .... Jjaliaa pasengur .... 7:40 a ra. 4 : 15 p. m- :0:11a. m. 5:10 p. m. 11th and Hoyt Sts. Passenger Station MOKAat., 1'OKTLAN l e bEAXl'Lif KA1LWAV. LeavlnK Portlunu Inland biiiire Express s:lo A. j. Througn trains for Walla Walia. Pas -O. Rooseveli. Oianddalles, Goidendale, White Salmon. Stevnaon, "ancouver asd Interme diate puinis. North Bank Limited 3:33 P. M. Through train for Spokane, Sprague, Rttzvi.lt. Llnd, Pasco, Koosevelt. Grand dalles. Whlt iialmon. Stevenson and Van couver. Arr&vluje rortmna Noi'Lh Hank Limited. . . Through train from Ritv-ilit Kind. Pasco. 7:30 A. M. SDokane. sururue. Rooeeveit, Grand- da 1 Iff. Whits Salmon. Stevenson and Van co u v c r. Inland Empire Express 5:30 P.M. Through train from Walia Walla, i'as-o. Rowtvelt, Granddalle, Goidendale. White Salmon. Stevenson, Vancouver and interme diate point. O KEG OX ilLKCTKlC HAIL WAV. Lemvlna Portland Salem and Intermediate Local... lliiieboro and Koruat Grove Local, Salem and Intermediate Local... Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local Salem and Tualatin only. Lino-) ited .- HilUboro and Forest Grove Local Salem and intermediate Local. . . Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. Salem and Intermediate Local... Salem and intermediate local. . Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. i w .i.nnviiia and inter mediate Lo 6:25 a. ra. T:uDa. m. 8 :U0 a. m. 8:ti a. m. 9:15 a. m. lli.Zi .a m. 11:00 a. m. 1:21) p. m. 2:00 p. m. 3:4 5 p. m. 4:10 p. ax. cal I 5:00 p: m. 6:30 p. m. i . JQ p. m. 8:40 p. m- Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. Salem and intermediate Local. . Sa.tm and Intermediate Local.. Arrlvlns Portland Wilsonvtlle and intermediate Lo- nlfsboro "and Forest Grove Local.1 Salem and intermediate Local. . Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. 8 :55 a. m. 8:30 a. m. :40 a, m- 10:00 a, in. 10:SS a. m. 12:15 p. m. 1:15 p. m. 2 :ou p. m. 1 3.4 0 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 5 :00 p. m. 6 :00 p. m. 7:20 p. m. 8 :20 p. al io 40 n m- Salem ana inienncuiaiB Hillsboro and Forest drove ocal. Salem and intermediate Ltcal. . llillsboio and Forest Grove Local. Salem ana miermrmdi -SiKm and Tualatin only Limited; Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local. Salem ana iniciiu..tn Hillsboro and Forest Grove Local Salem ana Ratem am! Intermediate Local. . In t armed i ate T-ora! ton but no rain has yet fallrn in that section irept a traix1 st Tatoosh Islsnd. The North Pari tic high -pressure ares has dcreft.d ulightly in enerev and remained ntsrly sls-lionHrA- ov-r Idaho. I.isJit fiurrirs of mow have occurred in Hnuthtrn Idaho. The tem perature has rls-n in British 4'otujnhia end In Northern Montana and fallen sllirhtly in I he inferior of Washington Oregon. The indfratins are for rain or snow Sirn dsv in Washington. Northern Idaho and Northwestern Orcpon, with slowly rising temperatures. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Rain or snow; southerly winds. Oreson Kair. except rain or snow nortn WMt portion, southerly winds. WHshington Rain or snow; warmer in terior; southerly winds. Idaho Itam or snow; fair south portion, warmer north portion. . KDWARD A. BRALfl. Dint rt-t ForwHfter. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS i Anatralian. Womln and Was hington COal , i drllvrr.d promptly In any quan lily Phono u your order. I?tar Coal Co.. 4 -d l Phnnea Main HilS, A 1I'S4. G u .... n Lasto Mantis, 25a. th. aS Jlailllet equul of ths best Sie mantle on tiro market. Barr.lUt 410 ltor riyn Both phonea. t Wood coras flrst-class 4 -foot fir d.Uvard. wood. So per cord Plmi.. Slain 443S Eal. CrMk Fuel Corn- pan y40SCort)tt Bld :. . I I cut Flower, always freeJi from f lOriSL our own cona.rvatorlea. Martlo Ic Forties 341 Washington at. Both phonea Electric Fixtures tS, oS price, are right. All work uaraatd fr..i.rii JlKWJUrl;t l glxta etr.et. Vlaiinf, . Forka and all 611 ver X lAling nre rcptatod a. iood aa new. Oretoc i mtluij '.Vorka. loth aoa Alder. Mala 357 S.A 2075; . ..-, c Valley aV Naut.rer. S27 Waan- ine ington Rreit Phone Main JJD4 Free delivery A lU.O of 10-eax-old lnjjle. nuok i'ort. $1-50 ,-.! . Kemmerer toai. the beat Wyo LOa.1 mini coal: zlvea more heat and Uaa ( churchlcy Bros., lath and atarihall ata Phonea Main 931. A S93L LOal tr,,i.r...nrt.n. Coal 4 Ice Company. oppoalt. cuyLlbrary. Both phonea. The Portland Fuel Co, 287 B. Mor f 00U naon at.. Is prepared to furnish cordwooj In large and .mall quantities at th. low.at prices Phonea B 28 and B 102. liEn. SUn.AlULAX-In thle city. Kov. 2. Rv. David Slii lAhclsn. aged TO year;. Ths remains are at Flnley s chapal. I-uniral nnlice later. POX Dr. Ja.rph M. Fox. residence East Md and Thlamook sts., , Nov. -a. Victor, t'olo. ft'N'EBAL NOTICES. MAHER In this city. November !S. at the famllv psldnre. . Clifton street. Mrs. Ann Maher. aged 78 yeara. belove.1 mother of Mrs. Margaret T. Raleigh. Mrs. Kath erlne Opdvcke. John B. and Cecelia R. Maher. Friends ane respectfully Invited to att.nd the funeral services, which will he held at St. !.nwrence Church, corner Third and Sherman streets, at A. M.. Monday. November so. Interment. Pt. Mary'a Cematery. DOUKEK At her residence. "! Bel n:nnt St.. November J7. b.lnvd wife of Jtlchard Boker, aged 44 years R monshs J days. Funeral will be held from Sun nvstda M. iJ. Chureh. fcast yamhill and Thlrtv-nfth a's.. today tdunday) Novem ber 2. at i-JO P. M rnend lavltaa. Interment lns Fir Cemetery CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATE In Effect November 1. 1908. OaB ttfiia . ..........' Same ad t'w." eonserntlv. time. o l-a.ne ad three eOT.ectltive times. -- ? banie ad si or seven coosec.iiUs. Hiwos.S. Ml words count as one lino co cah ad vertlsewwnta. an4 bo ad than two line. When an advertisement la not run consecutive times th. one-time swto PThT"ahoTe rwtee apply U advisement, nndrr "-New Today" and ell other elMsMtcsv tloni. eicevln th. follow ioaT: rrtaallona Wanted, Maie. bituationa Wanted, iemale. Vor Bent, Rooms, Private Families. Rooms and Bowrd, Private Fnnwlie.. Housekeepinc ttooms. Private iamillea. The rate en the above elavssiucaUona le " eente line each insertion. On charge or book advertisements fne rhnr-e will 1e bowed on the aetnal nwmtoee of lines appearina; in the paper, regardless of the somber of words to each Uoe. epaee m the "Sew Today" eoUunna U fleured by measure only 14 ones to nit '"lELFTHOXE ADVKRTI8S3ti:NT For the convenience of patron. The Oregon un wtll aerelK adverthnM-nts (excepting "slluij ations Wanted" and "Personal") for publi cation In classified columns ever the tete Dhone. Bills for such advertising- wlU be mailed rmmedititrly ami payment ie eapect r.l promptly. Care will be tnken to prevent error, bat The Oreeonien will nut oe re sp.mi.ihle for errors in ndvertinemenla taken over the telephone. Telephone.: Main .tl'.0; ATljOlT-Or-TOW?C PATRONS The Ore eooian will receive copy by mall, provided eufllclent remittance for a definite number of ! le eeut. Acknowledgment of such remituuvce will be forwarded promptly. In case box office addrea Is rennlred, une recular form giver. , ana count this aa part of the ad- Answers to advertisements wlU be forwarded to .patrons, provided self -addressed stamped envelopes are furnished. A receipt will be elven for all paid-in-advance advertising. The Oreaonlao will not undertake to correct errors or refund money unless thie receipt Ze returned. ITNERAI, NOTICE. SPAtLDINO November 28. died at the home of her son. U R. Spauldlng. n?8 Hawthorne avenue. Amanda E. Spauldlng. aged 7H years 3 months 15 days, he loved wife of Edward Spauldinff and mother of U R.. O. P and A. O. Spauldlng. Friends are respe-tfully In vited to attend the funeral services, which will be held at the above residence at to A. M-. Monday. November SO. in terment Riverview Cemetery. Pcnnylva nia and Kansas papers please copy. I.ttnnlog. MeKntee 4t Cllbaocb. Funeral Directors. 1th and Pine. Phone Main 424). Lady assistant. Office of County Coroner. EPIVARI) HOL4IAN ro.. Funeral Direct are. sso so st. Lady assistant. Phone M &02. J P. FINLF.V n(IN. 3d and Mndlnon, Zjtdy attendant. Phone Main , A 1699. ZELI-EK-BYRNKS CO.. Funeral lrlrect re. 7 Russell. East 198. Lady assistant. v ntrmnvn rfaiMtM. 414 Alder. Lady aaautant. Phone East t. ERICSON TN11F.RTAKINO CO. Bmbn Inl ine; lady assistant. 409 Alder. M 13. MEETING NOTICiCS. PROSPERITY CAMP. 3!. W. O. W. ex tends an invitation to their friends to a complimentary whist and dance social Mon day evening. November 30, at Woodmen Temple. 128 11th St. Admt3sion free. ARBCT1TS CIRCI.K. No. 275. W. O TV"., will hold annual election of officers next Fri day evening. December 4. 1!08. In their hall, at '128 K'eventh street. Members era earn estly requested to attend. MINN IK ejCHLTjZE. O. N. A. W. SCHMALB. Clerk. GEO. TVRIOHT RELIEF CORPS. NO. t. Annual election of officera. Friday even ing. December 4. at hall, third floor, L.. corner 2d and Morrison. CARRIE COURTER. President. MAI'D C. G11.MA.V. Secretarj-. PROSPECT CAMP, V. O. W. Election of all officers Thursday evening. Dec. 3; good time promised. All member! of the order are Invited. J. J. JENNINGS. Consul Commander. ASTRA CIRCLE will give a whist party Thursday. Dec. 3. in the W. O. TV. bldg.. 128 11th st Prizes, refreshmente end good music for dancing. COMMITTEE. I. A V. Portland Assembly. No. 2. will give a' military whist social Friday vw Ing December 4. l!i". at Alisky Hall. c oni and Morrison streets. Prizes, dancing. MT. HOOD CIRCLE will give a mask ball Dec. 8. W. O. W. Hall. East 6th and Alder. Music Fox'a orchestra. Prizes. COMMITTEE. NEW TODAY. i Who Owns j the Roof j j Over I Your Head ? I Own your own home, built in Menefee Addition Where the location and sur roundings are such as to insure an increase in value. Where you can purchase a full-size lot, including improve ments, for $600. lake Rose City cars to HAN COCK STREET. Remember We handle only such property as we can recommend. Portland Tryst Company of Oregon 8. E. Corner Third and Oak Sts. Ko0 Ford Auction Co. 3f. EAST MORRISON ST. Alwavs have bariralna for every person. Pressors, beds, stoves and ranges, couches, davenports, morris chalra. book cases, bun-wls, dining tabiea and every thing needed to furnish, the home. Call nnd inspect our stock and you will be convinced that we are giving bargains In all lines. ..,, . We sell at any time from T: until P. M. Remember the address, 369 Bast Morrison street. Modern 5-RoomBungalow Poreekiln bath, full cement basement, steol range. -hot and cold water connec tions, new linoleum on kitchen floor; corner-lot, 50x100: beautiful lawn, roses and shrubbery; on carllne; cost one vear ago; owner must sell at once, 16ou, $So0 cash, balance to suit. The Lee-Bowdler Co. Sd floor PantaKas Theater block. 4th and Stark Streets. 8150 FIATS Two up-to-date mod ern, e-room nil" holcept location, near 23d and Glisnn sts. C. H. KORBlsU SR Washington. ' I trw TUUAI. I . i - - - AUCTION SALES ' -rBT THE Portland Auction Go. (INC.) ill FIBST STREET. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAX2 P. M. Private House Sale Tomorrow at 10 A. M., 1087 East Yamhill Street The fine furnishings of Dr. McDonald's -- 1U7 Viimhill street, con sisting iti part of; Fine Axminster and Brussels runs nu t-MiH'". rockers, center stands, sectional nooK-case-. KI.EGANT UIPRARY TARW. ELABORATE LADY'S WRITING DKK.. ..-.t-w-'tj i v ..rv rivp. i.f.lTHKR. irota- e-n oak souare extension table (pedestal). dininjr-cr.airs and sideiMiam en nuiir, dropliead sewing machine. Reliable gas range, fine metal oeds with springs and mattresses, dressers, stands and: in fact, everything required to make an elegant home. Remember, everything must be sold tomorrow, 10 A. M.. without reserve. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. For the-sales at our rooms, we have our usual good assortment of furniture, carpets, ranges, metal beds, springs and mattresses of all makes, couches, etc. A few specials: Verv tine blrdseye maple dresser, round pedestal extension table, mission oak. with leather-seated chairs to match; -solid mahogany folding bed. heavy ma-ssive rockers with genuine leather seats and a lot of other nice pieces too numerous to mention. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. 211 FIRST STREET. Main. 5655; A NOTICE We wish you to remember that we sell more furniture than any other auction house in the city and that, consequently, we are always in the mar ket for more and READY TO PAY THE PRICE. Ring up Main 555 or .A 4121 and get best results. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. Auction Sale OF HIGH-GRADE Millinery, Etc . Mrs. M. S! Hunt, contemplating a trip to Europe, has instructed ns to close out by public auction, on the premises known as the Heiler's Millinery Establishment Corner Washington and West Park Sts. (Selling-Hirsch Building), TOMORROW MONDAY, NOV. 30 commencing; at 10 A. M. and contin uing until stock is all sold, all the balance of her fine ladies' hats, os trich plumes, feathers, ribbons, trim mings, shapes, laces, etc. Ladies are cordially invited to attend the sale. No reserve. S. L. X. GILMAX, Auctioneer. ' ON TUESDAY NEXT VT BAKER'S -AUCTION HOUSE 162 Park street. Parties furnishing and m need of first-class furniture should read the following, which is only a partial list of what we have to offer for this sale: Sets of American, Chambers & Spofford s Encvlopedia. and several other volumes of good reading: lady's parlor desk, combination bookcase and desk library and parlor tables, over-stuffed parlor suit in silk tapestry, student s reading chair, double parlor Axminster carpets, Axminster and Brussels rugs lace cur tains, oak dining-room -set, also dining rom set in solid walnut, fancy china and glassware, silverware, all brass bed (satin finishl. best steel springs: several other Iron beds, springs and mattresses; feather pillows, sheets and other bedding; princess and other dressers, chiffoneres, toiletware, parlor heaters oil paintings and pictures, gas ranges and several other lots The furnishings of a new. modem. IM-onm residence and part furnishings of a Nob Hill flat. You are welcome to view the goods tomorrow and we wish to Im press on Intending purchasers of good, up-to-date furniture that you tan save money by attending our sales at the same time you buy something fit for the best room In the land, as we don't handle any old Junk. Sale Rtarls prompt at 10 O'CLOCK. ON TUESDAY NEXT. BAKER & SON, Auctioneer. ON THURSDAY NEXT We sell the furniture, etc., of 8 rooms, comprising iron beds, dressers. 'rpets, parlor and dining-room furniture,' kitchen ware crockery and other miscellaneous lots for positive sale on Thursday next at 1 Park street. Moved for convenience of sale. ' Sale start at 10 o'clock. - BAKER SON. Auctioneers. Offices and Salesrooms, lffl! Park St., near Morrison street. ' AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE Corner Second and Yamhill Monday, Wednesday, Friday EACH DAY AT lO A. M. Three public ealea of high-grade fur nishings, comprising Kimball piano, hand carved parlor furniture in leather up holstery; mahogany, oak and maple fur niture; elegant library and dining-room effects, portieres. lai- curtains, pictures. National cash registers. Hall safe, office furniture: carpets, rugs and -floor cov erings. Standard ranges. Majestic and "Malleable ranges, gas stoves, heating stoves, nearly new furniture for every department of modern housekeeping. If you want anything, see us befrfre buying elsewhere. We can save you the retailer's profits. REMEMBER THE ORE It SALE EVERY DAY AT 210 FIRST STREET. j; b If you want to sell out, call up Main 162: A 4213. j. T. WILSOX, Auctioneer. $7509 CORNER PflxlOO, choice lo cation, near lth and Marshall sts: three bouses now on this property rented at over t), which could easily be increased. C H. KO&ELi 51 Washington Bt. Interests the investor all the time, because it is au addition of actual value, within the city limits. You have nothing to pay for, only the lot. The building restriction is making JONESMORE a district of pretty homes. Be cause you have but a moderate priced lot is no reason why your home should be hemmed in by shacks set irregularly along the 'street. JONESMORE I Is on, the city side of a district a with a population of 4000. A carline wilti ten-minute service , runs through center jit tract. You get a complete abstract a and warranty deed. Take Montavilla car at 3d and Yam- a hill streets. . Lots are 50x100 $350 to $600 , j AGENT AT TRACT. ! GEO. D. SCHAIK j 264 Stark Street Portland Heights Biggest snap ever offered In liigh-class Portland Heights residence she. Best view, best neighborhood. You can buy a blot-k of ground for tie.OOO. Terms, half cash. Sengstake& Lyman OO FIFTH STREET OVER 1296 NET Can be obtained by the purchase and further Improvement of rlie SOxlOO feet sit uated on the northeast corner of 2M and Northrup streets. The present income Is J7S0 per annum. F. V. ANDREWS & CO. Hamilton Bldg.. 131 Third St. Phones. Main 3349 or A 3329. Hawthorne Avenue 51x128 on Hawthorne ave.. between E. 24th and E. 2Mb,, facing south. We will take SiSOrt for this elegant build ing site, for a few days only. Sengstake & Lyman OO FIFTH STREET PORTLAND HEIGHTS 100x100 feet, situated on the northeast corner of Nineteenth and Blm streets. The prettiest building sile for sale in this choice neighborhood. Price, $75oO. F. V. ANDREWS & CO. Hamilton Bldg., 131 Third St. Main J3 or A 3329. Phones, ONLY $27,000 !t Extra' choice cor- 100x100. on Sid ihort distance fw.-.m u'uuliinptnn st ; present' improvements consist ot nne I'-room mansion and two brand new. up-to-date flats, all well rented: ample room for additional buildings: an exceptional fine apartment-house site. Part cash. C. H. K OK ELL, 251 Washington GOOD BUY 100x100 on East Morrison, west of East Sixth street C W. PALLETT Kenton Bldg. TWO FIATS, $3500 1 Two B-room ts, not new n . td - dfltA offa ir hilt In fairly ffood repair, and lot &xW; irood loefUton, near .vm uu ui present rent for both, $1$. A good invest ment for small capital. w C. H. KORBlX, 251 Washington. $3250; Easy Terms " New 7-room house on Brooklyn, near E. SSth st.' Has fine furnace, gas. bath and electricity; full lot facing south; must be seen to be appreciated. MOSSMAN REALTY CO. 408 Commercial Club Bldg. Phone Main 542. BOARDING - HOI SE. First-class, close In. 3 years' lease; coFt owner over 9000; present Income ,1600 to $1700 per month. Will sell for $9000 cash or accept good Inside real estate t Its cash value, paying differ ence tip to J-,000 if necessary. MERCHANTS SAVINGS THl'T COM PANY, Trtiatesv Only -$6500 --Only - One acre, factory site, near city s center; two railroads and river across and In front. Busy machinery now on both sides. . ' B.. S. COOK CO., 503 Corbott Bldg. EAST SIDE HOME CLOSS IN--K)R -BALK; EASY TERMS. Modern, Jurnace. laundry tubs, electric lights, two carlines, desirable neighbor hood. See owner. 305 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Union Avenue's Biggest Bargain. Fine lot. MxlOO, In the center of busi ness with new improvements worth over S45.nl- big renting proposition; must be sold t oncewnerPgolng to flerm.ny. Price. J5SO0, Call at Maguire's, U l. MON AVh,., NORTH, near Failing street. $4600 UNION AVE. Large business lot with fine house, elegantly finished In hard-ood ,, room tor large store besides. This Is a rare bargain! See owner ' wnnTH 836 UNION AVE. NORTH. NOB HILL ' 40x50 KORTHRU", NEAR SRTH, 2000 , EASY TERMS. VANDl'IN WALTOX, 113 Chimb" ot Commerce. WholeBlock IN Woodstock j $1200 Washington St. Corner only $15,000 j lO Acres COUNCIL CREST i $200 an acre less than adjoin- ing property. 1 . 1 3th Street I iir n . . n n C : s- n . I VV OTC1IUU9C t3UC I $14,000 i I Portland Trust Company of Oregon S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts. i aw A Splendid Farm 110 acres close to Oregon City, in sipht of Portland; inrsre, fine house, good barn, chicken-house, toolhonse, wann .-herl; all painted and in first elaw condition; all kinds of fruit, 30 tons hay. rood span horses, all farm implements, several registered cattle, 50 acres fine timber; graded school, telephone, free delivery mail. Trice $14U an acre; very easy terms. Wallace Investment Co. Room 517, Oregonian Building. 15,000200 acres on Salem electric earline; fine, level soil, deep and. rich; best, fruit and vegetable land in Oregon; 1,4-inile to station. Elegant for platting into small tracts. $5000 handles it; balance on long time at 6 per cent interest. J. H. SHIELDS, 305 Gei-linger Bldg.. Cor. Second and Alder Sis.. Portland. Or. FOR PLATTING SmalJ acr-age homes, vicinity of Ore gon Kle.tric. 7S acres S miles Pnst-office- high euitiVHted tableland, gen tle easterly slope; magnificent view of mountains; large spring; cherry and apple or' hardT old buildings. t or a short time at 275 per acre. B. S. COOK CO., 503 Corbett Bldg. $45,000 Apartment House 100x100 corner Fifth and Harrtson, good income, every apartment rented; new and thuroughly modern. Sengstake & Lyman BO FIFTH TREET. 40S COMMERCIAL CL.UB BTjTXt. 12-room house, Williams ave.. m.WO. Strictlv modern, hot water system two baths and all conveniences of the. best. Phone Main 542. ' See our complete list. Flats or Apartments iOxtOO, Lovejoy, near 22d; 4000j easy terms. Vanduyn & Walton Bis chamber of Commerce River Acreage If you are looking for acreage on the Willamette River, 5 or 10-acre tracts, call and see us, at 248 Alder .street. THE DUNN-LA WRENCE ;C0MP'Y. Two Choice Lots In Nob Hill; 21 per cent cheaper than anything In this exclusive residence district. Call A 3S.-.0. S6000 Will buy lot 55x100 with two 6-room houses: 5 minutes' walk from Burnside bridge. East Side. Address B 4.V), Ore gonian. For Business Opportunities City or Countty. Call or Write. Business Chance IJepartment. OOI.nSCHMIUT'S A(iK"CV, 2naVi Washington, Corner Third. FOR SALE, $3500 Choice lot, 50x100, near East 17th and Washington. A BARGAIN. C W. PALLETT Fenton Bldg. $1500 Bungalow $1500 Modern B-rooni bungalow, on carllne. a ),, Kv fiu-nt-l' But broom, base- men" tinted, electric, light; 40 down. balance 52" a ih-mum. . chants Nat. Bank. . - T foxKA on Overton, in'ar CfllUIII Mil td street, choice ica. 7)4 I III ion- C, H. KORfcil V i www - Washington. ItemanRealtyCo