The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

THE OKKOOW DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY CVUNINQ. APRIL it lilt.
MIME SOCIETY CHAIRMAN BARBEE
MIS QUARTERS: IKES A DENIAL
mm uir Aruifthl .. . I
DISTINCTIVE UNIFORMS PROPOSED FOR DOMESTICS
Office, With Manager J. E.
Rudersdorf In Charge, Lo
cated at 175 Madison St.;
Auto for Emergency Calls.
No Offer Made to Clark Cam
paign Committee to
DorT Wilson.
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Itavroaoa ba4,wrara Ttal laoe
end (-tn toanplaikl agalaet Kaa la
Haftaon ban. ok Ik ulo made by
Vacatur llutult, I'laffce rn.j-i at
agar. aj biougM owl by Mall. Mm
mmi f la LU n.aaaga
In law I. II lnjUola' pfvUale tbe
reuead tbe hurried tul full: fffle 14
adjul" enallaf bar
lb tltiat. and oKei Ibey ran
Uii.nl an tou ra4 f" ! W X . I Hi'
bin. rratafr i f Ihe tamrl ft
ftaaalta lff f Ohio, oho mw lknk
I'urtb.r trunf were tottlalnad In I ha
lorf rpriiti4 from lh 1nlarxll Ro.
nulitr, hb-h umm4 up lha ailualla
a li
Mr lurb rrol follow.
To lb K4Jlor of Tb Journal -Oiaanp
llttki I t of loyal an4 fatllfu
rrvlra In lh IrtM-railc Htrlr. atMi hla
ffon lo ut rvmvdlal lrgllattoa
for hi ruul.lf) ouxhl to b a Ufrlrlnl
luwir lo our iuull-ktiua of April II
Tl trmlaix r o' u-h publlcallona la la
Mr up irlf and dlviaion in lh priy
VI r. riark a poUrr baa ba to pacific!
ri a) u lnt k S K
aWf. ia la la rii. ik.i
af mt.l la !,. a. or -f ttmttnt
aa a4r part. i:l Ui ri-wi4 i tb
Pj affU. Mr ftujj ,f irruacl
that vvary aa, ill b iMipt
Tbal tbf Ka lui.j tat hm4 of a
Wall rlmalU4 Umim arwffc 1 livjl j Ualiol U t'i
fl4 bjr tb fM tvl ci!a Kat
0a Bavr4 br tta tiUMka k offlrvra
la lb aa1 tbr data. Ihoufti th opa
lf af Iba a4)urir Ka H
drrtla4. Tb effic baa ba opa
ry claf tbla (hi. but from k o
tbra wju b aa offlrar Ib.r dar and
!(. 4 appia on babalf of ira or
akua4 aalmaJa arlll bo rop)44 to at
all boara, Aa aoioruobu haa ba
iae4 at lh c)ipl of th aocjetr.
arv4 Mek rat will ba lakia oar f
Jwat a aooa aa II la rooalrvyl. a4 not
tot ai4 uMll aoma lima vhn II ml(tvi
mar roatantaai to k rat of u
Fraaiaa AttaaUoa 0lra.
1 ataj a rrarik; on Ju oi9 ttlag - aald
iff. Ilii4ara4rf Ibla moraine, land Ual
to oa promplnaaa. I hat Uarnr4 by
aipaianr that much bilr rtraulia oaa
ha obt!D4 a tbla arorfe If aarb tm4
la taka up at anra. Tha a bar op
portanltf to ao modliion Jut a lhr
ara at th tlma thry aa rporls4. lo
loam Kwi 1 1 h I rwi about lh rlrvum
plaaroa of th eaaa at Hrat I.an4 "
Jtfr. ftutlrradorf. who ram to Port
land to roorsaalao ta work of lh
human vlir la Orfn. baa bn
rr auccoaaul I (t(lac I Ho boat r-
aulta. Ill last nrk mmm It. nnli.fi
hr human aoclaty work baa ru-hd I nd harmonia aiffrrmr and Ihla la
aUU f srldaly rocoanlaad fflrl l'r l"cy wnun i -
W yrS iba ma a.af.n. t. lorrat irailnl of lh I nllod Klalaa
Oregon, and vral propltna corr- No "'"n haa icn baan marta
Int a arid ILWT of work ara lraty Wr cm,len eammittaa. nor
ador way haB nr mad to It looking lo
Th. n.. w.ai..- . tnr oomblnallnoa or conaplrarlra t
lh. w.at approach to th. brld.a. haa " .nt
riflaWl 111 aa..f. --A V. aa VU M- w
- ----- f awai g w tnm
raa chooan la prfarnca to ono fufthar
op tawa. Air. Rudaradorf aaya. In erdar
lliat ha might gat naarer ta th team-
, tra aod tbalr horwea and lam trior
of actual condition.
. T hay t!mtd." aaya Mr. rturtara
dorf. that practically avary hor. In
" rortland paaara ovar tha bndga In th
couraa of a month. Human traalmant
JAME4 T. BATlOEat,
Chairman Oark Coromltta.
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS
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SPEAK TONIGHT
Colonel's Bandwagon to Tour
Business District of City;
The Speakers
(Palta! r-rraa t Wlral
noma. April II With th formal
of aaJmaJa, and horaaa eapaclally. balng 1 ...k.,....i.i. ..u i.i.
my hobby. I am tbua anabled to becam ,tta from tb Ualtad iuui will ba
arquauHN wiid io Done D4 Uiair 1 1- attandanra both In ouanUtr and
oamara and drtvara. Thla alda much I onalltr. aufflclent to tnaura that m
in mm auccaaa m ma wor I Unltad Eutaa wlU aaatlr Play tba load
. Aiding tha oraaa. ling part In tha congTa. th flrt that
' I am wall nlaaaad with tha nnrnH u ban hold alnca that of ltd at
mi th humaaa .moramant. by -th V,".. r"i , L
nannia nr Trti.. ti. -1 tlnuo until April it And will b par
condition which w. mu.t ImnWr One !p.Jn..r..d,i'mU" pracUc-
of thaa. anrf h. fir.. .i t...lm"J aver, u.ii.i.u couniry.
T". w I nr Wtkhh of rnlnrailn flnrinn haa
lllan tin nn fat 1a m MM.r . . . -. w -
.r p, ann m inwra uinni, h wrt on behalf of th. antlra Unltad
'" narvaa on ina nver rroni. state. Other Americana will glr ad
iany 01 ineaa wnarvca rail aaveral in- dreaaea and maka ranorta. Nathan
rhaa below tba road lav.Ja and naturally I Straua of Now York will ltA thair
tha horaea ara thrown when they try I paper with Trotectlon of bahlea In
to get off th wharf with a load. Tha America from tuberculoala.
horse owner' axaoclation la with ua
on thla Jaau and wa will enlist the
nippo rt of thoaa, responsible for such
onnditlona la having them remedied.
"Then wa have ' had a numbnr of
warnings to taamaters printed. Tbeaa
wa are pofuMng conaplruously on the
tred throughout ilia city, ao that
VISITING ELKS TO HOLD
GET-ACQUAINTED PARTY
If the weather man -permit, a rat hir
ing of all member of tha Vlaltlnar Klka
club a nil all Rika In tha oltv tint mm-
drivera may be advlaed not to attempt j ber of Portland lodn No. HI. will b.
""ln wun Dvnnoaaa. we nava many held at CounclJ Crest tomorrow after
such plane all , to tha name end of Im- I noon for the DurDOse of a-ettln ae.
provinr the condition of dumb animals. I qualntad. Especially hearty invitation
-ran irumruny say, in rassins;, that I is exienaed, to tha members of the faml
never In all of my travels have I seen I ilea of these Blks and a good tlma will
a general better lot of horses than I be tha order of tha day.
there ara Irr Portland." I The principal reason for tha calling
Mr. Rudersdorf In rathertnar statistics ot thla meeting la to perfoct the ar-
w filch when completed will show the I rangementa for a big excursion which
avcrare hourly traffic of an mls over ine viamng h-lKa plan to e-lve for all
the different rivrr brldEes. It la est- 1 K'ks during tins last Bart of May or tha
. Imated from the figure already at hand I rst part of June. The hearty co
that an average of 4000 animals no over I operation of the feminine department of
the Madison street bridge dally, while 1 Isadora Is also to b. requested. Ar-
hls number Is Increased to 6000 on the I rangements have been mad for takln
. Morrison street bridge. I picturea or the crowd '
Essay Contest Tor Pupils.
The society also plans to offer about PYOI ICT fni I mCC WITU
200 bronze medals in tha arhnnl .hii. I w 1 WL-1 UUtLIULg III I II
dren of the city who write the best es
says on dumb animals and the debt
which society owes to them. Robert
Tucker, president of the humane society,
Nw York. April II. ATordlng to
Mrs Marr Mutton roll, on of th
patronesses of th Woman's Induatrlal
iMbltlon. thr I a crying noed for
reform In lh tyl of uniform draae
worn by malda In th horn of Ameri
can famill. In th bnolh praalOaxi
oter by Mr. all at .hlbltloii, four
prtty girl war used aa model to il
lustrate th system In vogu In foreign
countries, by whlon It ta easy to dls-
0 IS
tlnsrulsh whsther a servant la a lady'a
iiini.i. parlor maid, etc.. by th styl of
hrr dreaa. In the photograph tha girl
on tha left la attired In the roatume of
a age maid, purple raahmere dreaa
with two rows of small brass buttons
eKtondlii down th front. Th girl on
th right wear the drea of- a parlor
maid, purpl caahmer dreaa, with
fluted apron and fluted rap. and col
lars aod cuff of whit material.
Ta RHai)ilinM.M, Uitiellr
a-akla. will ka lf ml Ik btaat-
aaa diaiHti ltkl ll wiil k-a W
"Ltf a k mmj aa4 will I
Car! baas. I tea kit U bar. V. M
pairg e4 O af Hukay. Tka !
la dM44 mm draw iba ra4 ti
lb ape I asdraaa
Aarlkar asaallttf for ptataeay.n
lake alar lnlk at nfiy ! a
iroal akd Sa ruad. rta Cliy rafk,
bar Ua A- tt'wwa a4 Mr a
kr wilt ffc Mav4r aiui. a
lag will ba b14 at b WtxatM all la
Manias. I t 4Jia4 by V kl Kput.
!) 4 Oeerg A. Brewa. a&d e Ta
day aigkl Uatm will baar tka fteei
veil ap:ibl4ra laal 'loo will
(.rwld aad Iti KatUb. ! MiaaUaj
and A. KalUr will apeak. TwaeAay alhi,
A. K Clark and IWmi lUMtand will apK
at Qvn bail, awjtk fvrtlaad. and
Bart C Ja will prsaUa
Tba Itoeeavail inty ta da!gad t
lak earn ef tb ) frn tb la rol
111 paavaaaaet, wbleb U ipart4 U
raak addltleeal headway with th com
lac ef the Wleoonala anlor today. A
no CKilalda apaakar vt pforttlnaoea ooul4
b had. h Kooavlt romanlH da-el 44
te aead looai tnan lata the field. Halle
bar. (lark aad KalUr laikad fey the
prail4nt at ArUla al night and V
Rlaaland In Alberta
Tbnmaa Itri'iikii, 1a FolUtt mana-
gr In Union, ft laal night fol l'n-
dlaton te meet La rwllatt WcOukr
aaaounce Ibal haldara of platform iufe
ta for tb La folUlla meatlbg To
day Bight null pra-aanl lham at lb
eouthaaal tnlranr to th Ulpy Imllb
auditorium ea 0vatmlh trt
La fol loll a will arrive In Portland to
morrow afternoon at It 41 and will r
matn until abaut t o clock, whan ha will
laatr for Kugen to fill Ma Monday
ngagataanta
John Vlay Hill. Tft orator, wa
billed at Cottage Ornv thla a ft r noon.
and will prak In Eugan tonight Fj
rongreman Col of Ohio anaaks at
Eniarprla tonight and at Pendleton on
Monday. Ks-Sanalor Fulton will apeak
for Tart at Dallas thla afternoon.
MOIIAIR TO TAKE SAf.!E
RAIL MIES AS WOOL
H.ikiiia a- Tv raa4l
VtaaviAawaa, AU ll-IU U.ta4l
dkake faMUala M-aaf !
aVaee aa aaa ibel nnliif oii'l pt
Ik bigkaX 11) Ikava mmm m4 -- 4
bo aia-aaaHaJ a -. (i.a la I
aa r baed ka a4 a IWia Ua
re'Naa-a. all a atalia ef t .
a-.- fa a.4 f av
TV ra i:ia fm iroaaiakalid lu II,
rwlaa be 4atl Wltk taa Ik Wwaa
ara ftt- Tba liaa akaattsa a nJ
tat aaaardaata Ilk Ik. aieeiittiii
f lb eaHaekiaaaaa by May t-
WANTS
TO
1G
GOMEZ LEADERS
Rebel General Getting Rid o
All Commanders Who En
listed Under Other.
CAR; RESULT: MAY DIE
Lewis S. Barnard, aged 16 years, of
been prom&ed the support of the LV,',1, "I";?, 6treet- ,WM "r.,PS.fa
rt-1io61 superintendents In this feature M'. ,n.Jur?'1, h.u mornl"& eh.ort V afte,
of the work.
In the automobile which is sent out
In answer to calls is an emergency case
containing- cniorororm, bandage, etc.,
' for use where Immediate action Is nee-
cRsary to relieve an animal of Its auffer-
lng, and the less urgent cases are treat--d
at plaeea provided for the purpose.
Stray cats and dogs do not come under
tha work of the humane society, but
are cared for at the Animal Rescue
home. Such cases should be reported
: to telephone A-6847, three rings,- The
humane society telephone numbers are
Main 698 and A-7589.
Associated with Mr. Rudersdorf In the
- main of floe of the society are E. L.
Crate, .fiamuel Montgomery and Charles
; ,, ,. . . (Waahlngton Bureau of The Journal.)
ii w jiuuinni 10 orraniM numane ao. wmh nirin. aii ii t tr
c etlea In every city and town in the candidate for the senate from Oregon,
wuiav ri an a eI'.Ti.ih.i.. r r v. i .. .
J ' - - DMivviiimu V. 111. VAUCII.DB.
after
9 o'clock at Union avenue and Skldmore
street, when in trying to ride around
the left side of a streetcar on his bi
cycle, he collided with a car coming in
tne opposite direction.
The Injuries consist of a fractured
skull and many burlses, and it Is feared
that he may not survive,. The Red Cross
ambulance was called and tha man
ruehed to tiie Good Samaritan hospital
where he is lying unconscious. Barnard
was with the Portland Homes coraoanv
oi zu Morrison street
MORTON FILES HIS
EXPENSE STATEMENT
STAND TAKEN BY EYE
WITNESS TO SHOOTING
(United Ir rasd Wlro.)
.,:. San Francisco, April 13. Harry Leav
enworth, an ye witness to the shooting-,
occupiea tne witness stand today at
the fifth-trial of Michael Conboy, the
former pollc captain, charged 'with
the ahootlng- of Bert Lagan. Leaven-
wortn fare important testimony for the
, aeiense, saying; that Lagan was advano
lag on Conboy with the threat, "I'll
knock your head off," when Conboy
;, fired; after warning- Laigan1' that he
would do ao. The case waa continued
. at noon today until Monday.
DEFEATED FOR OFFICE,
i BANKER KILLS HIMSELF
Fresno. CaX, April IS. After handing
all hla private papers to hjs wife, D. a
Hriodgraaa. president of the First -National
toank at Belanx near. her, shot
and. killed himself tW1 todayv It is
reported ber that domestic trouble and
rhagrta aver his defeat for the of rice of
city- treasurer Of 8 lam, prompted the
att. 8nodgraa was rery prominent
throughout rteaaa county. j
He claims he spent $636. of which 116
was for circulating petitions, 1100 for a
page in the Oregon pamphlet. 1416 for
postage, printing, political advertising,
clerks' hire and other Items.
SULLIVAN'S GULCH
SEWER BIDS OPENED
The city executive board yesterday
opened bids for th construction of both
branches of the proposed Sullivan's
gulch sewer extending from the river to
East Thirty-third street The Pacific
Bridge company was the lowest bidder
In each case. The aggregate of th two
bids waa $140,000. Th bid wer re
ferred to the aewar committee.
(ratted Pra Lu4 Wlr.)
Montrey, Mexico, April It. Trouble
within th ranks of th revolutionist
ta indicated In dispatches received her.
aylng that General Oroseo, th rebel
hleftaln, is getting rid of all com man
dors who enlisted under the banner
Dr. Vasques Oomes. The failure of Go
mei to leave San Antonio caused Gen
eral Oroico lo desert his causa, the
Gomes following rallying to Oroseo'
aupport. The message Indicate that
Oroaco believes that many of his men
and commanders are still loysl to Gen
eral Gomes and he la rapidly dlsmlasln
all whom he suspects.
Reports received here today say that
Generals Cam pa and Rojaa have re
signed their' rebel commands and are
now en route to America. Rebel bands
are reported to have aelzed several Im
portant towns In the state of Guana
juato and American residents of the dis
trict are preparing to flee.
ALDERMAN GOES ON 1ST
TRIP INTO LAKE COUNTY
(Salem Bureau of Tb Journal.)
Ealem, Or., April 13. State School
Superintendent L. R. Alderman left to
day for Lakevlew, Lake county, whore
he will bold a teachers' Institute April
17, 18 and 19. He will travel by stage
from Klamath Falls. "This will be my
first trip Into Lake county," said Super
intendent Alderman, "and while there
will spend some time visiting the schools
In various parts of the county. Neither
have I visited in Wallowa county yet,
but I expect to get over there some time
this year."
LIEUTENANT B0NC0URT
FALLS TO INSTANT DEATH
rfnltari Preaa LaaaaA Wlra.t
Bar te Luo, France, April 13. Lieu
tenant Boncourt of the French army
met Instant death here today when bla
monoplane fell from an altitude of 200
feet.
Jersey Calf aa Prize."
(Special to -ba Journal.)
Bingen. Wash.. Aw-il 18. Guv r.
Chapman, a progressive breeder of pure
v. m nciecj .ame, ii j-aurei, inia coun
ty, haa announced hla .Intention to offer
as on of the capital crises in th ehtl.
dren'a Industrial exhibition at the Wash
ington state fsJr this year, a pure bred,
registered. Jersey calf valued at $160.
Tb animal will go te the wsy or girl
who make the best exhibit of field
crops, to consist of field corn, oata,
carrots and field peaa -
Bad Check Mn in Tronble.
(United Praia (ad Wlr.
Ban Francisco, April IS. Admitting,
according to the police, that he had
passed fictitious checks, a man known
as Harvey Van Buren, who says his
father is a high official In Amsterdam,
Holland, declared today that he would
rather go to prison than to have his
family learn of hla offense. Van
Buren is said to have forged the name
or g. J. G. Marsiiy, head of Holland's
consular department here, to a $25
caeca. -. .. -
I N SENTENCED
BILL GIVES PENSIONS
TO VETS OF RED WARS
. i . tn .
IWaaklngtna Soraa of Tb Jwul I
Weaning ton, April II. B-natorCham.
barlaln ha Introduced a bill providing
for pensions for oftlcar and men who
served In th Indian war prior to II 10.
Church Nearly Finished.
lSlrlal to Tba Journal
Hood River. Or, April II Th Rlrer
sld Congregational church 1 naarlug
completion. Tha Insld finishing
touches are being put on and arrange
ment will eoon b mad for th Instal
lation of th large pip. organ. Tb
church has been constructed entirely of
native (ton and I a vary handsom
structure.
PRODUCTION OF COTTON
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Waalilkgla. Atl II A taMttirf
rwtlu) ll!ltoa. fltlk (
duett aad !. by (la, t4 ll
a 4 lilt, ba- ba tea4 br lb b
tit c4 Tba eUllaikoe akewlal man be
rwaf ut-4 wilk lb aaaaal ivpevt mt Iba
uimii f Ike eeai leidlsf lb
vruaailty ef eaHioat gina4
o eoilaMHut I all4 Italae la
taiaJ w ll a (HI. a
eunfl wlta l.llt.t I till, tba
laritaa. kla f.t(.Tf acaa. ar II
cai. Tba lata! pr4 jrllaa aaaaaa
la ! ! bataa ta t, egeiaet t ilt.
lf Ult la IIM, Ik tarreaa H'ag
I.1U.III bale, mr III r-ar Mat Tb
lotavl value wa litl.llt 11 la It, aa
eomparad wllh lltl.TII.ITI la lit. Ike
taeraaa aaauallnA- t IITt.lll.ill. mt
III I par real
SHEPHERD FLAYS HIS
POLITICAL OPPONENTS
II
Ila4 ta
PURCHASES FOR MARCH
$19,669; ASYLUM LEADS
laWa aa mt tka Jaaaraal I
ttrleiK. Or, April II Th following
eprt howa Ilia amount ef bill ap
proved br the elate purr baaing board
for lh verloue tat tnalllailon for
tka month of Merca:
Or go a (tale Insane ArUm.. T.IIT.II
(trvgon Stat I'anltanttarr 4 l II
tat Inatltul rbl Mla44.
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Itarlum ....
Oron Mrliool IWaf Mutea . . .
Oregon Plata Training HVhoel .
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aaye laal b baa Mta4a4 by fca
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eld t-oiuWJ taaKbia k ntlad Ikia
reus i y fo a tuaiw af a eeatury prw
I tba aatealbaa af Iba dlree yrtatary
law. waacft ral II eel af btiaiaaaa
aa aa atlarway far a pwMk rvte .
pataliea ta fwrtiattd, er a taaaagar mt
taxkSalaar ef eb a aserj ll, ar a -loot
af ibe rorpof I and I'll abear
ou a maa Ik I I beetlbg bl ba4 eff
far Ueataabala
Mr. bat'berd U1 addtae la vol
I Uraavlsaa Ihl firaoa A4 lealgbl
ill .paak ai aial poiai m' tae
eiraajta la lb city.
Wood meet to ft all d Lawlf IWwi.
larUI I Tb Wl w
Taareuvvr. Waah. April ll WraT .
oa lb tog conla beleg eoatroeted
Iba fair grouad by tba W. O, W. will b
rum4 toroortoe Tb bullilag will
ocrupy a apace nn iat. ana I n-
Ur!y ef loge rut on lb lead coal rolled
by the fair association.
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FOR YOUR VACATION
Open an account in our Saving Department and
begin to aav for your vacation. Money deposited
tbi month will begin to draw Interot May 1.
Maka what you have earn a little more it ail
helps
SECURITY SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
Fifth and Morrison Street
Capital and Surplus - - $1,400,000
"I'd Like to Give You a Few
Coon Songs," Says Mur
derer to Judge.
"Sent-
Judge;
(Cnltad Pre Lauaed Wlr.
an Rafael. Cal., April 1S.
enced to hang, eh? All right.
now I'd like to sing you a few coon
songs." This was the request that
astounded Judge Edgar Zook here to
day Just after lie pronounced death
sentence on Edward Delhantie, a giant
negro convict of Wan Quentln, who
stabbed to death a fellow convict, Wil
liam Kaufman, alias "St. Louis Fat"
in the prison breakfast line February
is.
"Your request Is denied," said the
court when he recovered his breatii
after Delhantle's offer. "Hueh a per
formance would Impair the dignity of
the court"
Delhantie will be held here for 10
days and then will be taken to Folsom
penitentiary to be hanged.
Delhantie defense was Insanity. He
olaimed to be subject to periodical
spells of madness as a result of a
Missouri race riot in 1903, when he
and his family were beaten and some
of them killed by the whites. He wa
first sent to San Quentln for 26 years
for complicity in the murder of Polloe
man Eugene Robinson of Ban Fran
cisco.
When Kaufman was killed by the
negro the deed was done with a sharp
ened file. "St. Louis Fat" waa liter
ally cloven by the negro's blow and
William Peterson, another convict, was
wounded. When Delhantie, overpow
ered cava tin . hla ntflnnn h. nlnkul
with the guards to be allowed to Va-ut UJ
just one more man.
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SOUTHERN MEN HOLD
SUCCESSFUL LUNCHEON
Tom Richardson and Frederick V.
Holman were the speakers at today's
weekly luncheon of the Southern Men
of Portland at the Commercial club,
Judge W. V. Fenton presided. The at
tendance showed that the organization
1 steadily gaining new members. Tom
Richardson will preside at next Satur
day luncheon.
Grant to lie at West Point.
(United Preaa Laisail CTIralt
New York, April 13. General Frede
rick Dent Grant, who died ber early
yesterday from heart trouble, will be
burled at West Point A full military
funeral will be held upon the arrival of
ms aaugnter, wu oi a Hussian prlnc.
who is hurrying to America. ., '
Brigadier; General Funaton I regarded
aa Grant' probable successor.
Europe's first high voltage electrical
transmission line im belnar built In Ger.
many to carry , a current f 110,60
vblts - .
No Grounds
Made in the Cup
Every particle need. Coacen
trated coffee, in powdered form.
TlffeHiiiavtM taaapoonfal and
cop of hot water anakaa the)
moat delicious coffee. Ahnjt
ready, n child can make It.
For Sle at all Grocer
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EXCUD5I0M TO PliCASAht HOMG ,UHDAY , APDIL
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Tomorrow, Sunday,. April 14, at 1 p. m., from First
.street, between Alder and Morrison streets, leaves our
second excursion to the new townsite,
PLEASANT HOIVIE
Like the first jon'e, pictured above, it will be filled by
homeseekefs, landseekers, acre-hun?rv ones, those, that
want locations in a new town destinea to be one of Port
land's best suburbs, those that want land to reduce hije:h
living expense or to be the foundation of a successful,
well-paying business. T ' - -
At Pleasant Home, 12 miles from Portland, lie your opportunity.
Lots, business sites, borne sites, as low as $100; monthly payments as
small as 12.00.
Acres, rich, fertile, deep soil, producing fruits,-berries and vegetables,
f a in iuui largo iiuauiiiucs, iuh iic jciuiiis pay lur mc tana OCIOre tne
contract period expires and leave a surplus. '
Take advantage .of toecial birx--invettirate tft nn.
poirtunities at neaaant Homey tee what the fertile Powell
7 lg
Valley ffer you.j
CaIIt office or telephone Main 6719, A-7374 .
UMEDENST0CK & LARSON CO., 286 Oak St.
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