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tjii: OUXGOM SUNDAY TOURMAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY HUKHiKU, ui. FRUIT DISPLAY . BEATS ' BEGORDS Annual KxhlWt of Oron Horticultural Society to Open Tuesday. With nrly 100 boe of Oregon's nMt ppi on tUct'iHy. " wUil Ur Surr-I Of dried fruit. vrseUbleS. jrs bia. the twnty-forth an nual sr-pls st.ow sr.4 convention of the Or.son Stt Horticultural society will pen TueUy morning t o'clock in tbe suUltorlum of ths Meier & Frank eompauy'i nn. TM meeting, the twenty-fourth held by the society, is btn ilnned upon a the blRgeit of them alL The fruit dlnplay will p iWr and tt 1e expected lher classed than ever before. The program arranged for the meeting -will be participated In by ome of the fore moat horticulturists In the state. . President IL C. 8awtelU of the Ore gon Sta-te Horticultural soclsty arrived la rortlnd .Friday .ventog. Jle I lasdXstsly atepped Into the harnee. and ,wlth Secretary V. W, 1'owers la planning to make tne enow m is " are working In the auditorium today getting the exhibiting gpaoeg In bape. and Monday afternoon the fruit wui be placed on! display- . . ' ' ' " The program of .the convention toh Iowa: Tuesday asormiaf e'Clock. Business aeaalon, reports of officers and committees. ' Life and Work of Cyroa noaklna," J. It. Rses, Bprlngbrook. - - y "Horticultural KerntDtseenees, V. i R. Cardwell, Portland. ' .' ,: "The Oregon State Horticultural So ciety." IL M. Williamson, secretary iute board of horticulture. r "6oms Problems la Market Garden ing." Professor Arthur O..B. Bouquot, Oregon Agricultural coUege. . ' "Improvement of Rural Condition, A. I. Mason, Hood River. ; .. Tuesday Afternoon a o'clock. "Walnut Growing in the Wlllametta Valley, Fred Groner, HHlsboro. - . . '.. "Oregon Walnuts, Thomaa ; Prlnee. Dundee. ' ,' . "Horticulture and the Agricultural Col lege." President W. J., Kerr. Oregon Agricultural college, r ' - , "The Oregon Bute Board of Horti culture." Honorable VT. K. Jewell presi dent state board of horticulture. "Clierry 'Growing in Oregon," Mls Clara Webb, Troutdale. ; ' Tuesday Evening' a S o'clock. 1 Through the Invitation of the Apple Culture club of ths Y. M. C. A., this lecture- will be Held In the auditorium of the T. M. C. A. (first floor). .Sixth and Taylor streets. ' ,r : V "Annla Scab and Its Control, (etere- Oregon Agricultural couego.? Wednesday Morula at o'clock. "The Prune In Western Oregon, A. C Goodrich, Yamhill. ' 'J' "The Pryna industry From the Pack er's Standpoint.'! J, T, Brumfleld, Port land. W ' i- i "Apples in - the Lewis River Valtey. Dr. C. H. Chapman, of the "Oregonian.' " Wednesday Afternoon at o'CIook. i Address; Honorable XI Carter, Hood '.River. --, ' ' "Grape Growing in the Facino orcn FRITZ KREISLER WILL PLAY RETURN ENGAGEMENT. HERE c , -. v-; : Fritz Kreislef The announcement Just made that the eminent violinist, Frit Krelsler. will play return recital here next Friday afternoon at the Bungalow 'Theatre is a pit or news mm. wm uji Bmlrnra here. ' At ulS VH( Ck. ti l J , first recital here last Thursday evening, Krelsler. met with overwhelming suc cess and was greeted vy ciivvjr house, and there nave oeen uiiuiy -oulries from music students and teach- M" - . .anni1 nYianri to - hear this sreat artist that the aeoond recital has lUSt - Been rj-iscw. " "' : tT"- 1 which Krelsler will present will un doubtedly be one of his fascinating etu- dles in delight," and will afford the op portunity of hearing hint in entirely dif ferent selections. ' v VVvV' The recital will be at ths Bungalow theatre Friday 's.ftemoon at o'clock and the seat sale will open at the Bun galow Wednesday morning. ; There has never In years been an ar tist here who met with so much ac claim and interest, for Krelsler Is not alone a great violin genius, - but he Is man of brain and a student whose strong and charmlngr personality alone would win for him many friends.-! The return recital will be under the direc tion of Lois Steers-Wynn Coman. west." ' Prof essor BJ- u. vxwigni of University of California)'. Lewlston, Idaho. - ''' Tiriii.m. "Horticultural uuw " ette Valley,". HonoraDie uuyu M"HrcuTurs' ln Union County,' Honorable Judd Geer. commissioner of horticulture, mm owinci. " . Thursday areata at 8 o'CIook. , . ' The Portland Commercial lub 'will tender a, reception to' the-delegates at- -jh . the meetings ; or, ins vrwsoii State' Horticultural "society and of the Oregon'Stats Dairy association. In the club parlors, seventh and eighth floors. Fifth and Oak streets. A' -' '-'?v John Philip ? 8ousa has ; volunteered his "services to again lead th monster band at the annual concert of Boston Musicians', Protective union 9, A. F. of February -The concert band will be composed of 400 members of taa union. SV S llfifJILTOil HAD 0IB DilDE Furniture Dealer Fold Al leged Embezzler Goods Under Name of Moore. ; s , IKon-UI put Ml to Tb wrMl. OJympis. Wash., e.i-Tbai Ortis Hamilton, the prtsonor at the bar. is the man who cams to his house and bargained for some furniture under the name of Frank Moore, wss'the posl (ire statement of Attorney J. W. Carr of Hrerorton. who was put on the stand by the state this afternoon st the trial of Ortls Hamilton, former adjutant gen eral of Washington, who Is charged with larceny by embesslement. Hamilton only smiled while Carr told the court and Jury how Hamilton ha-1 passed himself , off as a rich Alaskan copper miner, and how he had been ac companied by a woman and little girl. Introducing them as his wife and dauKh ter. The woman Is supposed to be Ha el Moore, the affinity In the case, aud the girl Hasel's Uttls daughter. The defense will seek to prove that Hamilton' has a . "double." Csrr also Identified certain checka that Hamilton gave him In payment for the furniture. When Hamilton saw Carr in the corri dor of the courthouse Friday be nearly broke down, as bs did not suppose t state would be able to find him. SETISATIOTfO" FOUOWPST Texas Political Circles Agog at Arrest of Prison Of ficial. 7 . . Cl'nlted Press Les0 Wire. "." Dallas, Tex..--Dec. 4. Sensation. Is stirring political circles of Texas, fol lowing . ths arrest of Major T. J. Durham, assistant superintendent of the Texas penitentiary, on indictment for murder, due to alleged brutality to. prisoners for which. Ue Is held responsible.' The speciflo Instance In the Indictment Is the alleged flogging of a, conyjet by Major ; Durham himself, which - is claimed to have caused , the convicts (iG&th '' '' '''t ' - ' -i - - ' m arrested at Rusk iuajvii w and taken to Hlllsboj-o to; answer the Indictment. Major .uurnanv is proim- nnmfoallv and in business .elnlssJsMCM. Mm, rr.e- aod., in dictment came as s urpr bers of the investigating committee say they have not yefr finished their work. Further sensations are expected and the charge against Durham is believed to be but a link in a chain, of indict ments about to come. . EeadThis!, '. Then spend 10 cents for an El Sl delo "Marvel,", at any enterprising cigar dealer's. It is a 6-Inch clear Havana and worth ft bit . . . 110 SURPLUS OF LOGS 111 ItMEIi 31111s Will Kequiru All on Hand Hcfow the Winter Is Over. As a renull of light operations, dur ing the past several weeks In the log ging camps along 'ths Columbia river and Its tributaries, largely baoause ef the Inclement weathrr. thre are- now no more saw Lgs in sight than will bs remlred to kP ths mills going till after the holidays. In cass of the snow remaining long on the ground. It is feared quite possible there Will be a scarcity of logs in early spriug. . Reports from the esmps down the river are to the effect thst only about 19 per cent are running at this time, and the. snow fall of yesterday, it Is rpected, will stlmulats ths exodus of ths men Still in th woods to ths city, whither they would steer ttlr steps anyway as the holidays drsw closer. With the men leaving, it will become neceiiiary to close the camps la opera tion. . ' . , The recent freshet wss InstrumenUl to a certain extent In reducing the sur plus of a few weeks ago, but the mills have been calling for .more logs than was expected early In the fall wben the , lumber business ' was not nearly as brisk ss at present - So far there hss been no disposition on the part of the loggers to advance prices, but It Is reported that the mar ket Is firm and that a large number of the logs In rafts down the river sre already sold. . - VALLEY 3IEN BUY : ' MANY FRUIT TREES ' (Bperlel DUpeteh to Tbe .TosrsiL) ' Richland. Or, Lwc. 4.In the last 0 dsys C. E. Igsden. representing ths Washington nursery at : Toppenlsh, Wash., has sold enough apple trees In Eagle snd Pine Valleys-to plant 00 acres. The varieties mostly selected are Bpltsenbnrgs. Newtown Pippins and Winter Bananas. The largest order wss said to be a concern financed by W. M Ladd, of Portland. This company will set 60 acres to Spitxenbergs on Its large, fruit ranch three miles north of Newbridge. - ' ' --'- - -' " - v': ' jv ' ,4 An effort Is being made by the frult rrnwAra of this section, to have a com petent fruit Inspector appointed and have ' tne laws spraying and caring for the orchards. The various fruit pests are not so nu merous here as in soms other Sections of the northwest, r ; ; . . Forty Acres Bring $14,000. JSneciU .ptck to Tb Jrn.r , Richland. Or.. Dec. 4. Dr.,C. E. Lutt lier. of Walla Walla,, closed a,, deal thli week with .the Eagl Valley Develop ment Company for 40 acres of land two miles northeast of Richland. The price was 114,000, which Includes a perpetual water right A force of men is clear ing the land- of sagebrush, and as soon as spring opens the entire tract will out in Yellow Newtowns and 111!! i,f-..-: .rl across the smrrr, CRKINSHOTtL. 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The "Anchor Denture" can be had only of us All extractions made painless. . ' ,; ' . . - . ; Cal Si have give yotir teeth a free . examination, and get our ? 'estW.ln" teihl tSle, th. Electro Painless System will do tbe wort when other, fail All work warranted for ten years , 4 Electro Painless Dental Parlors : 30354 WASHINGTON ST. CORNER FIFTH Across From th Parkin. Hotel. Of fie; Open Evenmgs and Sundays. AcroM r rcro Awiatajit to Attaadanc. - - a-,w- --A ll )$ lW;VV w'H'lVi ' TTT) ill Fourth Street Evcrytliing in Music f -'' v"-- 'i -.,'- --v- ":- -."'- " ''-"., - - "!.- ':'-' - ; mM Sale I -tJ2fl: o v - ' .. . .1 hut r.nnnt b told from new, cass mmm mm i Near Washington Street Portland, Oregon Wholesale and Mail EDISON r teland Piano A vflne upright piano, oak case, fine tone, action . like new, one of our own pianos, a ' little used but does not show it, for all purposes it Is as good as ; new, this is one of the best bar rains that we have to , of for, a fine piano at the price of a. cheap ' Instrument. Cost new 8335. "our pries now ' fsrttion Piano A good upright planoy some used but In g-ood con-, ' (lit Ion, good for a lifetime of wear, new style, colonial case- In mahog ' any, full size, 1 1-J octaves, good ; tone and action. This piano new. g25O;0ur price now only, S167 ' , : mr.v w.iiibThl9 olano Is One thaTwe. have taken ' in exchange : and have reflnlshed in our work shop. '' It is the largest and one of the most ornate eases of the Knaba piano, a beautiful rosewood case, full responsive tone, fine action, an ornament to any home snd bargain In a fine , high grade in strument, i.' !.'--:.; ' ' This plaso new cost 870O our price now 8335- HaUstt k Davis One Of theold-' est and best known of the high grade piano. Mahogany case, full ' else, fl-3 octaves, fine tone and action, case like new, a little used Our Xmas Mandolin fOffer 21 ribs, rosewood with whi te strips between, handsomely polished and finished, selected spruce top,;' inlaying, around sound-hole and edge, cord pat tern, pearl and ebony bound edge, fine guard-plate, ' hand somely inlaid with pearl butter fly and -stars, mahogany neck iancy scroll head, rosewood ve neered, pearl position dots, ac- curately fretted finger-boards, Iine patent head, nickel-plated tail-piece with sleeve-protector. V Only Special but cannot be told from new, case new colonial sryu?.-. v - Cost new 840O. ovv price now 2i ,.,.,.'..--'-' Bm'ith a Barnes A nearly new upright piano, mahogany case, has been out with an agent and is some shop worn, but has never been used, here is a chance, for. a fine piano, practically new at ' saving in cost. Cost new 325. or price how - Stetson Piano A full slsed mi hogany case Stetson piano, now In stock with ons of our agents, this piano has been ordered in for this sale and is offered ss a bargain for a close .buyer. - Tone and ac tion is like new, case shows some signs Of wear. fins piano for a beginner at-a very small; price. This piano new 8250. our pr now . , . WUlaxd Piano A rood piano In a mahogany case, . taken - In rt change for new piano, this piano has been used but has been -cufe-fully overlooked, tuned and re pol ished and is. ss good V new for all prsotlcal purposes. . . - - - Xt has light easy action. Just right for a beginner, good tone Snd will give years' . of good This piano new eot 8250. sur price now only 8135. - lllfe'- mm PHONOGRAPHS An dison Phonograph should be in every home.. The best Christmas present is somethmg all can enjoy All can and do enjoy an Edison Phonograph, and a selection from Edison amberol record. We carry the complete line of machines and records all the time. - - . ' - fti2KO to 8200 Edison Amberol Records (play twice as long).."? SKto Oper. Record. T5, and fl.OO u EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED .SPECIAL-A discarded line of Talking Machines to be closed oat from $1.00 up; 1000 regular 60c CCCMZ: cylinder and disc records. Best line in the city. Special prices from now until January L The Edison Busi ness Phonograph The' Edison Business Phono graph dictates your letters when: you open your mail. Stenog-5 rapher transcribes at convenient tne.' No more shorthand notes, to puzzle over. Used and ap- predated by the largest firms ; and schools. Why not ymirs?. In operation in our office. Open to demonstration at any time. A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT;; bridgVpian : ff" lowest price, qualify considered, and tn.' of. payment to in.t the coT uf b(jsine We are particularly, anxious to meet I he tsbes ot our customers.-and yoo wiu oe dealings with us. ' . . l . ,,ttihr of piano parlors, with handsome rugs on For thC convenience of our customers, we have fitted up a r Vtvle, snd sizes in handsome mahogany, hardwood floors. Here ill be found beautiful p.ano. demonstrate pianos and walnut, oak and roftrwood case. These rooms are so arranged that they tran oe u.cq have them sound nd look ss they would in your own parlor. ' Our Xnjas Cornet Olfer i 1 AVe are-Urg!y ovrrtxkrd with Comets, thereiore we are makirg thre remarkable redac tions. . Arr SI0 Corr-.t in the t"ve, 8S0. Afr S?i Turret Af t:S Comet, f 15. Ary f 0 Crr,ft. 50. Our Xmas Violin Olfer Reg. $25 Values, Special $15 A $25.0vtradivarius Viol C? a beautiful Violin Low. well. balanced; in handsome wxlcn violin box. with lock: full t of Firings, FeIn and Chm KcsL Outfit complete only $15.00 Oif Special Xmas t V (Smmtisip (Q)mieF Standard size Mahogany, Walnut or Maple Guitar, highly polished, hardwood finger-board, pearl po- t t sit on dots, brass patent neaas patent metal tail-piece. Special ( . - - . . - - . 1 - .. i. -- - i ,- . . " ' ... I r ' t ji t