For Ila Street Ore-roni-an

THE

MORNING

FRIDAY, OCTOBER

OREGONIAN,

AMl'SEMEXTS.

ITS FAVORITES

HAS

Standard Gives Rebates on

Oil

to Railroads.

MAKES

BUT

MLn

Carpet your floor with a

EXCEPTIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 3. If you happen

to own a railroad and know the combination at 26 Broadway, you can get

all tho lubricating- oil you want for 24

cents a gallon. If you are burdened

with a railroad and don't know the

combination the price will be 48 cents.

If, however, you happen to own a

larg-nectlon of the Standard Oil Company, to be known as the great mogul

of "the system," and to possess a little railroad as a side line, you will go

to an independent and get some good

oil to reduce the friction on the line.

These facts were brought out when

the Standard Oil hearing, which has as

Its object the dissolution of tne combine, was resumed here today. C. C.

Kteinbrenner, accountant of the Galena

Signal OH Company, a subsidiary of

the Standard, testified that his company supplies 97 per cent of the railroads of the United States, Canada and

Mexico with all the lubricating oil

they use. He caused some surprise by

saying that one of the few roads his

company does not supply is the Tidewater Railway In Virginia, owned by

H. H. Rogers. Mr. Kellogg, attorney

for the Government, suggested that

perhaps Mr. Rogers wanted good oil.

Mr. Stelnbrenner didn't know anything

One Week, Beginning Next Sunday

Special Price Matinee Saturday

In the Gripping Play of the Plains

LAW

Declare

Sherman

Act Restrains

Trade More Than Trusts.

DENVER. Oet. 3. According to a reso-

lution adopted by the annual convention

of the National Wholesale Druggists' As-

sociation, now In session here, the Slier-ma- n

law Is entirely too radical

and should be amended, or new legislation

enacted to permit reasonable trade agreements. The resolution declares the belief

of the association to be that the literal application of the Sherman law will create

the greatest possible restraint of trade,

although that is the condition It Is intended to prevent.

The association also declared cocaine to

be the most pernicious of all drugs and

one of Its members suggested that sales

to retailers be limited to an ounce at a

time. Just enough to use in prescriptions.

The National pure food law received

hearty support.

The report of the committee on elections, naming- - the following officers of

the Wholesale Druggists- - Association for

the ensuing year, was unanimously

adopted today by the convention.

President. Edgar D. Taylor. Richmond.

Va. : first

W. C. Shurtleff,

Chicago: second

L. b!

Brldaham, Denver; third

Ludwlg Schiff. Los Angeles: fifth

B. Berger. Tampa. Fla. secretary. Joseph K. Toms, New York

treasurer, Samuel B. Strong,

Cleveland

Board conlrol

Fred L. Carter, Boston, Alfred Plant,

New York: William J. Mooney, Indianapolis: Charles Gibson, New York, and Will-laB. Strong. Milwaukee.

Atlantic City, N. J., was chosen as the

meeting place, and September 4. 1908, as

the date for the next convention.

anti-tru-

st

d:

m

Lumber Trust's Black Book.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 3. The Federal

grand Jury today resumed the Investigation of the "little black book'' which,

catalogue houses dealing in lumber and

manufactured articles allege, has been

used by the lumber trust in an effort

to run the mail order business.

It is now known that that there was

a secret meeting of lumber dealers in

Minneapolis last Winter and later a similar meeting of about W lumbermen In

Chicago.

The book was published here

after a Chicago meeting.

.

DON ROSA. Havana cigar.

Largest

shipment ever made on Coast.

fi-sre-

u

,

--

one-hal- f;

Total actual value

WILL SELL AT

per line for each additional innert-oANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, addressed care The Oregonian, and left at this

office, houId always be inclosed in sealed

envelopes.

No stamp Is required on such

letters.

TELEPHONE ADVERTISEMENTS

For

the convenience of patrons. The OregonU-wiU accept advertisements (or publication In

classified columns over the telephone. Bills

for such advertising will be mailed immediately and payment is expected promptly.

Care will be taicen to prevent error, but

The Oregonian will not be responsible for

errors In advertisements taken over the

telephone. Telephone: Main 100; A 1670.

$17,700

$13,000

Portland's Famous Theater

Phona Main 0

Tonight and remainder of week; Matinee

Saturday

The Beutlful Ballad Opera

MARITANA

"Alas Those Chimes." "Let Me Like a

Soldier Fall." "In Happy Moments." "There

Is a Flower That Bloometh." "Scenes That

Are Brightest" All great song hits.

Evenings. 25c 50c. 75c. Matinees, 25c. 50c.

229 STARK STREET

-

Portland's Famous Theater

NEXT WEEK

First Time on This Coast of the Great

Comedy Opera Success

"THE MOCKING BIRD"

10 Song Hits

10 Song Hits

Entirely New A Great Novelty No Advance In Prices

Evenings.

THIRD STREET

23c.

75c. Matinees,

50c.

C5c,

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS INSTALLMENT

HOMES Look at those beautiful

houses. Just completed, on

southwest corner of 'JSth ana uavier sis,

one block from, the carllne; gas, electricity, furnaces, full cement- basements, firewood-fibplaces,

porcelain

plumblnfr,

plaster. Vnequaled neighborhood, superi

view, overlooking Forestry Park. Price,

Fidel$4000, $400 down, $40 per month.

ity Trust Company, owner, 406 Commercial block. Phones Main 447, A 1445.

JUST THINK.

FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

BY OWNER.

Property on Thurman st., 100x100, on

comer; streets improved; this is a bargain If taken at once. Pmall amount of

cash will swing same.. Call for particulars.

Room 20, Lafayette bldg..

Corner 6th and Washington sts.

2 NEW

houses, modern Improvements;

terms to suit.

2 new

cottages, modern; choice

location; easy payments.

1 new 8- -i oom house,

2 lots. 50x100 each;

fruit treeo and roses; nice lawn; terms to

suit purchaser.

The Portland Real Estata

Agency, 26S Stark St.; phone A 5148.

The Most

Attractive Investment

We Know of

50c

Four acres in the city, two blocks

from carline; in a first-claneighborGeo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager

o

hood; a most ideal place for a

Portland's Home of the

man's home. Price $6000; pay

FAMOUS BAKER STOCK COMPANY.

All this week, Clyde Fitch's unusual and $1000 down. Owner will let you have

powerful play,

"THE GIRL WITH THE GREEN EYES" all the time you want on balance, proA Beautiful Production.

vided you build.

Evening prices. 2Se. 35c and 50c; matirnon

BAKER THEATER

Main s

ss

well-to-d-

RUSH WHEAT TO PORTLAND

TACOMA,

Wash., Oct. 3. (Special.)

Owing to shortage of ships at Tacoma

and a scarcity of cars everywhere, unusually heavy shipments of wheat are

passing through Tacoma for Portland,

where the grain will be loaded for Coastwise and foreign trade.

Early in the season there are usually

some shipments for the Coast, but nothing like the present rush has ever been

seen In the Northern Pacific yards. Six

hundred cars passed through for the Oregon metropolis last month, and no one

can see the end as yet.

A Northern Pacific official estimates

that about 90,000 bushels are handled

daily In the yards, and so far as can be

seen there will be no lot up in the supply for a month. The warehouses are

full and until ships can be rushed to Tacoma to load for the foreign trade, the

wheat must be shipped to other ports to

make room for more.

The testers at the, warehouses say that

the grade of the cars is high, and that

little of it has been damaged.

PIONEER

REUNION

FAMILY'S

d

Birthday of Jacob Hen.

kle Celebrated at Pleasant Valley,

Eighty-thir-

(Special.)

PHILOMATH. Or., Oct.

The pioneer Henkle family held a reunion at the old homestead at. Pleasant

Valley, four and a half miles southwest of here, on Tuesday. The reunion

birthcommemorated the eighty-thir- d

day of Jacob Henkle; the oldest memfamily.

ber of the

Sixty or more of the family were

present and an organization was effected for the purpose of collecting

and preserving records of the family

The

and for holding yearly meetings.

first member crossed the plains and

1853.

valley

In

in

this

settled

Jacob Henkle, Sr., was chosen president of the organization; John A.

Henkle, of Portland, recording secretary; Mrs. Lottie Bonebrake, of Philomath, corresponding secretary and

treasurer. These, together with Mrs.

Elizabeth Wells, constitute the' executive committee.

Among those present of whom special mention should be made were Mrs.

Mary King, aged 85, sister of Jacob

Henkle; C. B. King and wife, of Hay-de- n

Lake, Idaho, and Mrs. Bessie King

Wells, of Corvallis.

Of Ichabord Henkle's family there

were present Jesse and J. E. Henkle,

of Philomath: John A. Henkle and wife,

of Portland, and Charles I. Henkle and

wife, of Raymond, Wash.,

Of Ichabod Henkle's family there

present Mr. and Mrs. Kltson, of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wyatt, of Corvallis, and Rev. J. E. Conner and wife,

of Portland.

The families of Ichabod Henkle were

represented to the fourth generation,

and J. G. Newton and wife, of Corvallis. represented another branch of

the family. It was not possible to secure a complete representation of living relatives, but an effort will be made

to do so on October 1, 1'908.

3.

HAIR TURNING GRAY IN CELL

Man Who Killed Best Friend Broods

and Is Going Insane.

TACOMA. Wash.. Oct. 3. (Spec!aI.)-I- n

one of the dark cells of the County Jail,

sits a short, stocky man, his hair now

PORTLAND. Oct. 8. Maximum tempera71 degrees; minimum, 46. River reading- at 8 A. M-- . S.2 feet; change in last 24

hours, rise 0.2 foot. Total rainfall, 5 P. M.

to 5 p. M., none; total since September 1.

1907. 2.13 inches; normal. 2.15 Inches; deficiency. .02 inch. Total sunshine October 2.

8 hours 34 minutes; possible. 11 hours 39

minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level) at

5 P. M., 30.15 inches.

PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.

ture,

4 O

6io

Ksmloops

North Head.

Pocatello

Clear

Pt. cloudy

Clear

4:NW Clear

4!NW Clear

8!0 OO'lO'NW Clear

'7410 001 4 W

'Clear

ISfl'O

14 NW Clear

64K oo 8W

Clear

I84IO

12IW

Clear

'fifijo

Pt-- cloudy

Sg'o

X

Pt. cloudy

!54IO 42! 4!E

Rain

76I0 oot 4IW

Pt. cloudy

8'....

HNW

fifl

'B4'0

160 0

71 0

Portland

Red Bluff

Roseburg

Sacramento

Bait Lake

San Francisco

Spokane

..

Seattle

Tatoosh Island.

Walla Walla

...

!W

WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The

area over the North

Pacific States has remained nearly stationary. Moderately heavy rain continues along

the Strait of Juan de Fuea, but it haa not

spread east and fair weather prevails elsewhere in this district. The barometer is

unusually low over California and the temperatures everywhere on the Pacific Slope

are slightly above normal.

The indications are for fair weather in

this district Friday with mild temperatures,

except along the Strait of Juan de Fuca

where tha rains will continue.

FORECASTS.

Portland ' and vicinity Fair; easterly

winds.

Western Oregon Fair; easterly winds.

Western Washlngton-Fa- ir

except

rain

along the coast; easterly winds.

Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and

Idaho Fair.

KDWARO

A

(SpeOREGON CITY, Or.. Oct. 3.

cial.) George' Safford. of Oswego, was

yesterday granted a liquor license by

the County Coort. but he may lose it

tomorrow.

Safford has conducted a

saloon at Oswego for several years.

He made an application for renewal,

stating In his petition that he would

appear at the County Court October 3.

Mr. Safford. however, evidently erred

as to his dates, and came before the

court October 3 and obtained his

license. This afternoon J. C. Haines,

Matinees

Opening

Sunday,

Phones:

Old. M. 0401

New. A 14M

September 29

For the Entire

"Week

The R. E. French Stock Company in

"SLAVES OF RUSSIA"

Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays

and Saturdays at 2:30. Prices 10c and 20c.

Every evening at 8:15. Prices 10c. 20c and

80c. Phone for reserved seats, either phone.

Every

Prices 10c and 20c.

and Sunday.

evening at 8:15.

Prices 10c, 20c and 30c.

Boxes 50c. Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.

PANTAGES

THEATER

A. JOHNSON. Resident Manager.

t.

Brand-Nen- r

Comedy "WHO'S GUILTY."

By the Seville Mondeville Company, headed by the young dramatic prodigy, i

Seville Mondeville.

A

8

Feature

Bio;

Acts- -8

Admission 10c; reserved seats. 20c: boxes.

25a Any seat at weekday matinees. lOc.

THE GRAND

Vaudeville de Luxe

Headed by

UYENO JAP.

TROUPE

Containing

Six

People.

BILLY LINK

AND COMPANY

John Dempsey

Pierce & Roslyn,

Merrill A Burns,

Dorothy Earl. Joe

Thompson,

20th

century

motion

pictures.

..........

rorest urove Passenger.

Forest Grove Passenger.

NORTHERN

a. m.

p. m,

p. m.

8:15

4:15

7:46

11:80

p. sn.

7:00

4 :10

11:00

6:20

7:25

11:30

7:80

11:30

8:55

10:20

8:00

2:50

a. m,

p. m.'

a. m.

p. m.

a. m.

a. m.

p. in.

p. m.

p. m.

a, m.

a. m.

p. m.

a. m.

p. m.

a. m.

p. m.

A.

PORTLAND LODGE. N.

F. & A. M. Stated communication

this (Friday) evening at 7:30

M.

M.

degree.

In

o'clock. Work

Visiting

brethren welcome. By

order of the W. M.

I. W. PRATT. Sec'y.

53-

A

ROSE CITY CHAPTER, NO. 80,

O. E. S. Regular communication

this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock,

K of P. Hall, 11th and Alder. By

order W. M.

SARAH B. GUERIN, Sec'y.

At 410 Hoi lad ay avenue, to

NEWBERGIN

.

the wife of Edward Newbegln, a son.

ss

C. R. De BURGH

220 Abington Building.

A Beautiful

Home

corner, 150x100. thoroughly modern, elegant lawn, plenty of fruit and

shade trees, all kinds of flowers.

To appreciate this home you must

see It, and if you are looking for an

ideal place to live this will please you.

Price $6500 (actual cost). Terms,

On

$3000

cent.

cajh, balance

years at

5.

per

6

F. B. Holbrook Co.

2K0

PENINSULAR

land.

12500

$600

Buys a beautiful lot near Hawthorne

ave., east front, cement sidewalk, macadM. E. Lee.

amised street, easy terms.

room 20. Raleigh bldg.. S23

Washington

st.

Irvlnjrton corner. 100x100, high and

$2000

sightly; fine view Mount Hood ; lowest

price and best double corner there, near

23d and Thompson;

building restrictions.

Buy among the best homes. Jas. C. Logan,

room 20, Raleigh bldg., 323

Wash. st.

$1000

SWELL corner on Belmont St., only

10 minutes to city.

$800, inside

lot on Belmont; build

your home on the Bltullthlc Boulevard.

V. PAGE HARRIS, East 386.

Healey Bldg., Grand and E. Morrison.

TERMS.

acres In city limits of Hlllsboro; 20

good

best of cultivation; balance

tandlng old fir. Two good living springs;

house, barn, email family orchard;

1 acre

lays 500 feet of railroad track; 5 minutes' walk to the depot.

26

acres

J. M.

V

DOWN.

CAMERON

REALTY

CO.

bldg.

Commercial

412

. Davis

10th

and

FIAT PROPERTY.

A

Price $5750

on the southeast corner of

BROWN In this city. October 3. at his

residence. 360 East Harrison street, Gilbert C. Brown.t aged 64 years. Funeral

notice loter.

MORRIPS At 47 Kerby St., Oct. 2, Sarah

J. Morris, aged 72 years. 4 months, Announcement of funeral later.

BUYS 10 fine 50x100 lots, high and

sightly. 4 corners, walking distance from

Southern Pacific carshops. near E. 32d ;

rich soli; owner needs money and muse

leave city.

James C. Logan, room 20,

Raleigh bldg., 323

Washington st.

house in Holladay Park; lot 50x

FIND

123; all modern throughout;

three blocks

from car; a bargain; only $4300.

CALL

$2000

FOR 6ALE.

1520-aer-

NOTICES.

day. Services at the grave only. Interment at Rlverview f emetery. Friends respectfully Invited to attend.

A SON. Funeral Director.

J. P. FINI-E-T

No. 161 Sd at., cor. MadUon. Fhone Main .

Dunn In It. McEntM & Gilbanffh. Funeral Directors, 7th A Pine.. Phone M. 430. Lady ammt.

ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. 409 Aids

it. Lady aaeirtant. Phone Main (133.

2 "3

S

Russell.

NEW TODAY.

DEE RING.

Holladay's Addition

Stark St.

.

Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates

Real Estate and Insurance

A. H. BIRRELL

.

It

Is

a bargain.

ON US.

Mall & Von Borstel

'

104 Second St.

302 K.

Sixth and Irving St.

1

East Third St.

North of Burnside Street

FINELY furnished flat, all ready to start

housekeeping; will not rent, but want to

sell and willing to sacrifice; close in,

walking distance: splendid locality on

West Side. Phone Hell man. Main or A

1942.

306 Abington Bldg.

k

and 2 quarters. Just the

place for heavy business or manufacturing;. Notice how close it is to the

heaviest business district of the city.

There will be great developments all

around this property before you

the middle of Summer. Let me see

about

SPECIAL SNAP Muet sell; going away; will

take $2000 for fine large modern cottage on

E. Glisan; lot alone worth $1000; any

terms; only few days.

F. DUBOIS, Washington bldg., room 3.

this.

R. M. WILBUR, 110 Second St.

tracts. R ley's and ConONE to

cord Station. Oregon City line, $400 to

C. W. Risley.

P. O.

$600 per acre.

routs L Phone Oregon City

La

West Side Snaps

Farmers.

NEW

$2500

38x80, on

city; only.

Residence Sites

ALDER SPRINGS lots, $100 to $150; as near

postoffice as Rose City and Irvington Park;

nearer than Hetdelburg and Terrace Park.

See Dr. Card well for full Information.

BUY from owner and save commission, nice

bungalow, modern every way, full

concrete basement, on carllne, near Piedmont. Phone East 2466; easy terras.

house, lot 50x

BEAUTIFUL modern

125. would take vacant lot tp the value

Inquire 31

of $1000 as part payment.

Hancock st. Phone East 8176.

S7900 Close In, West Side' Investment, im- buildings; now paying

with

S roved

per cent net. This Is a bargain; Investigate at once. R 261, Oregonian.

NOB HILL corner lot, $5250, including bitu-lith- ic

pavement, etc.; faces eaut; single

corners are very scarce. W. G. Cox, 2&1

Stark st.

FIVE-ROOmodern cottage on 50x100 ft. lot

In Sunnvelde, one block from car; cheap for

$2850. Ren eh aw A Osborne, 1000 Belmont.

2 stores paying $240 per

INVESTIGATE

year rent; $1600; terms. Owner, H. I..

Baker, Laurel wood. Phone Tabor 595.

6 ACRES. Already platted Into 45 lots, best

car service; price vry reasonable. Angeles.

518 Commonwealth Bldg., Sixth and Ankeny.

New modern bungalow, $300 down,

$180 monthly,

3 blocks south Hawthorne

$20

and 43d. Dr. Darling.

BARGAIN, from owner, new

bouse n

Sunnyside, neatly finished. $1600. F 256,

Oregonian.

A

R. M. WILBUR, 110 Second St.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATB.

TWO acres on carllne, nine miles out, house,

chicken house, yards, etc; all fenced. Winter's wood In shed. S13000; half cash. G 280

Oregonian.

Phone

on corner lot,

Healey

FOR SALE by the owner, one fine home 0

rooms, with every convenience; two others,

7 and 8 each : strictly modern ; the best

part of Nob Hill district. Main 1863,

near Washington.

BARGAIN I5MK); modern

corner, near High School.

No agents.

4104.

house

carllne and only

10 minutes to

$500 down.

V. PAGE HARRIS,

Bldg.. Grand and E. Morrison.

f. o. nTrthrup

I1B Couch bldg;., 4th

18X1.

INCOME PROPERTY.

2 lots 71xl20f on carllne, largo

$3500

building 50x100, renting now for $30 a

month; terms; owner. N 245, Oregonian.

house on corner,

Modern

close in. on 23d. at $6500.

corner on East

fractional

Beautiful

Park, for short time at low price.

bouse,

East

Choice lot cheap for cash. E. Couch

near E. 24th at. Fred H. Strong, 242

Stark st.

17 ym want to buy a home; It pays to see

$1250

St..

Chapln A Herlow, 425 Chamber of Commerce.

IF you want to buy425a home. Itofpays to

eee

Chamber

Commerce.

Chapln A Herlow,

S73

house and

lot:

FOR SALE

down, balance $10 month. 1031 B. 28th st

IF yon want to buy425.a home. It pays to see

Chamber of Commerce.

Chapln A Herlow.

house and full lot. 60

SALE

splendid

view:elegant FOR

Borthwk st. Call If Interested.

in the neighborhood.

Two

houses

Union-avenS0&H

STARK ST.. CAJC

AGENCY.

carllne. A SPHINX

blocks from

sail your business property or resldeaos.

beautiful site for an elegant residence,

family hotel or apartment house.

SEE Dr. Cardwell, Oregonian bldg., about

,

B. M. WILBIR, 110 Second St.

Aloer Hpringa jots. $ioo to $ioo.

100x100:

Tn 107.0

COLUMBIA

TRUST CO.,

Couch Bldg.

CLIFFS offers the best opportunities to engage In all lines of business of any town

in cue country; inrgeBi payroll in country

for a town six weeks old; there is room

for you. J. J. Reid, Cliffs. Wash.

Burnslde St.

large number of such all the way

and

from Glisan street to Thurmanquarwest to Thirtieth. Several

and

RiEM At 481 Rodney avenue, October 3, ter blocks from $3500 to 912,300, and

Mr.

son

Rutherford,

infant

of

and

Victor

lving between King, Thurman, 20th

Mrs. O. J. Rlem. Funeral at 2 P. M. toand 29th. '

FUNERAL

CO.. Funeral DirectEast 1088. Lady assistant.

F. 8. DUNNING, Undertaker, 414 62.East

assistant. Phone East

Alder.

a

stock ranch, all fenced,

all tillable, substantial improvements.

10 miles from Roseburg; or will exchange for Portland property or close-i- n

acreage, paying difference.

130x100,

10th and E. Davis sts.

LOTS.

Lots adjoining Swiffs new packing

plant; will soon be very valuable; size 2hx.

100; price $150 each, easy terms. For sale

by R. B. Carey, Peninsular Station, St.

John car. 15S0 Peninsular ave.

STARK ST.

Two Buys That Can't Be Beaten

10 acres In city limits ot Beaverton; house

and barn; all under plow; all good onion

DIED.

ors,

Bids, d and Stark.

dence section of the West Side; cement

walks, furnace, hardwood floors, conveniently arranged; lot 50x100; one block from

on

carllne,

Marshall st.; price $9000;

terms. CALL ON US.

COLUMBIA

TRUST CO.,

Couch Bldg.

MODERN East Side home, b,st streetcar

service In the city. 8 rooms, porcelain

plumbing, lot 50x100. bouse occupies west

side of lot making fine lawn with shade;

garden and roses; can make arrangements

with right party; $7o down, balance easy

payments.

Phone Main or A042.

LOT on 87th st., near Hawthorne ave., for

5

$600;

cash, terms to suit on balance; cement sidewalk and macadamized

st.; best buy on the East Side. This price

Includes Improvements.

M. E. Lee, room

20, Raleigh bldg., 323

Washington st.

CLIFFS Whv do you let It pass out of your

reach? It don't cost much to Investigate;

buy a ticket to Rufun, Oregon, and cross

on ferry; will b ready to incorporate the

town before it Is 3 months old. J. J. Reld,

Cliffs, Wash.

RIVER FRONT

tracts. West Side

Willamette, north of Oswego. 8c fare; 15

trains daily; fine water, electric light; all

level, rich soil; raUre your own vegetables,

chickens; keep a cow; cheap at $750 per

acre. Sengstake A Lyman, OO 5th St.. near

Stark.

y

m

ZEI.IXR-BTRXE-

ICS McKay

The best quarter block in this city

hotel or apartment-hous-e

for a first-clanear Courthouse; 30 per cent

less than adjacent property.

Half-bloc-

MULTNOMAH CAMP, NO. 77,

W. O. W. Meeting every Fri

day night at 112 East Sixth

screet,

Visitors welcome.

EDWIN Jj. M1NAK,

Consul Commander. .

J. M. WOODWORTH. Clerk.

EDWARD HOLM AX CO., Funeral Direct-er- a.

220 3d ,t. Lady muLtaat. Phone M. SQ7.

NEW TODAY.

Ml to

Look at This Offer

55O00

At 2 P. M. the sale will start at the

Portland Auction Co.'s., 211 1st at.

At Oilman's, 411 Washington St.. at 10

o'clock A. M. S. L. N. Giiman, auctioneer.

By J. T Wileon, at calesroom, 208 lat at.,

at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.

PACIFIC.

246

A SNAP.

, Strictly modern

house, close in

on Eart 12th st. ; It Is well-bui- lt

and conveniently arranged: lot 50xl0a fine lawn

and ros-s- :

only $5000; easy terms; must

sell. CALL ON US.

COLUMBIA

TRUST CO.,

Couch Bldg.

i

A MODERN

house In the best resi

$35,000

AUCTION SALES TODAY.

NOTICES.

HASSALO

LODGfc.

NO 15, I. O. O. F. Regular meeting this (Friday) eVenlng at 7:30

o'clock.

Work In the

Initiatory degree. Visitors welcome.

F. COZENS, Sec'y.

Leaving Portland

Tacoma and Seattle Express

.

8:80 a. m.

North Coast A Chicago Limited.,

2 00 p. m.

Putfet Sound Limited

4,: 30 p. m.

Orerland Express

11:45 p. m.

Arriving Portland-No- rth

Coast Limited...

7:00 a. m.

Portland Express

4:15 p.nn.

Overland Express

8:15 p. m.

Puget Sound Limited

10:55 p. m.

OREGON RAILROAD A NAVIGATION CO.

Leavinsr Portlan- dLocal Passenger

8:00 a. m.

Chicago-Portland

Special

8:30 a. m.

Spokane Flyer

7:00 p. m,

Chicago Express.. 7:40 p. m.

Kansas City

Arriving Portland-Spok- ane

Flyer

8 :00 a. m.

Chi.. Kan. City A Portland Ex. . 0:45 a. m.

Chicago-Portland

Special

8:20 p. m.

Local Passenger

5:46 p. m.

ASTORIA

COLUMBIA RIVER.

Leaving Portland-Ast- oria

A Seaside Express

8:00 a. m.

Astoria Express

6:00 p. m.

Arriving Portland

Astoria & Portland Passenger. . 12:15 p. m.

Portland Express

iu:uu p. m.

JACKSON

Phone Main 345.

I

logan-berrlft-

SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Leaving Portland

.,

Shasta Express

Cottage Grove Passenger.

California Express

San Francisco Express.

West Side

Corvallis Passenger

Sheridan Passenger

Forest Grove Passer ger. . .

Forest Grove Passenger. . .

Arriving Portland

Oregon Express

Cottage Grove Passenger..

Shasta Express

Portland Express

West Side

Corvallis Passenger

Sheridan Passenger

COMPANY

Stark Street.

270

Wednesday

THE STAR

Grand Central Station Time Card

REVOKED

Citizens of Oswego Make Charges

Against Saloonkeeper Safford.

Week

and Saturday.

THE BIO FUN SHOW

"UNCLE JOSH PERKINS"

x

Singers, Dancers and Comedians.

See Uncle Josh at the County Fair

Prices Night. 10c, 20c. 80c and 50c;

matinees, 10c and 20o.

Next Week "The Denver Express.

MEETING

I

HIS LICENSE

AU

THE SPANTON

FINES

fellow-prisone-

WANT

Tonight

PEALS, District Forecast-- r

very liberally sprinkled with gray, his

head most of the time bowed in his hands,

while he mumbles incoherently to himself.

The Question whispered around the jarl

Is: "Has Archie Mitchell, the murderer

g

friend, lost

of James Lawson, his

his mind In brooding over the ghastly

crime?" At the rate his hair Is turning

gray, Mitchell's companions are of the

Jefferson-Stre- et

Station

opinion it will soon be white. The overhearing of an occasional word leads his

SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

to believe that he Is

Leavinsr Port lan- dPassenger .......

7:40

going through the horrible scenes of that Dallas

Passenger

4:15

night in his old town shack, when he sent Dallas

Arriving Portland-Da- llas

Nelson to a swift death with a heavy ax.

Passenger

110:15

Dallas Passenger

6:25

Mitchell will be tried November 6.

life-lon-

11T.

DAWN"

"TO DIE ATThursday,

Marti nees Tuesday,

Saturday

4NW Clear

Clear

4W

16810

182 O

EMPIRE

THEATER

Phone Main

Week commencing Monday. September 80

THE LYRIC STOCK COMPANY IN

5

Baker City

Boise.

Eureka

nee, 15c and 2.1c. Matinee Saturday.

Next Week "Barbara Frletchle."

LYRIC THEATER

Both Phones: Main 4685. Home. A 102ft.

Wind.

STATIONS.

A

n

Wakefield, Fries

& Company

MARQUAM GRAND

& CO.

MACK

J. G. Exclusive

Carpet House

in turn

PKVGGISTS ROAR ABOUT

first-tim-

"House"Rooms." "Roomi and Board,

Residence No. 178, 10 rooms,

keeping Rooms,

''Situations Wanted," 15

interior finish very fine; con- words or less, 15 cents; 16 to SO words. 0

servafory, cement basement;

o

rents; si to t5 words, to cent, etc

discount for additional insertions.

original cost, exclusive of ime

Matrimonial and clairvoyant ads.

provements since added

$ 8,700 rate

each insertion.

FNDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except

Lot, slightly irregular in shape,

New Today," so cents for 15 words or Irsa;

1

to 20 words, 40 cents; SI to 25 words. 50

with area of abont 7000

cents, etc first insertion.

Each additional

square feet, and frontage on

Insertion,

no further discount under one month,

Ella of 72 feet ; value estimatTOO AY," (gauge measure, agate),

ed from surrounding prices.. $ 9,000 14 "NEW

cents per line, tirat Insertion; .1 cents

BY EDWIN MILTON ROYLET

Llebler A Co.. Manager.

Evening, $2.00 to 50c Matinee, $1.50 to 600

MARQUAM GRAND

86-8- 8

Ore-roni-an

Ila Street

"The Squaw Man"

.These carpets have been the standard for a

generation; they are standard today. Our fall

stock, which has just arrived, surpasses any display of this weave heretofore made in Portland.

It will be wise to select your pattern at once,

while the stock is complete, as nearly all of our

patterns are private and. will not be duplicated

.

this season.

Following rate will be rrren. only when

dTrtfainff Is ordered to roa consecutive

daym. Daily mad Sunday toeoe.

The

charges first-tirate each Insertion

not ran on

for classified advertising that

e

rate Is

consecutive days.

The

charred

for each Insertion In The Weekly

.

ene-tlm-

FAVERSHAM

representing 72 residents of Oswego,

filed a remonstrance against the renewal of the license, and they allege

that he conducted a disorderly house

and frequently permitted fights and

about that.

brawls lr his saloon. They further

C. N. Stelnbrenner, as auditor of the

TACOMA

LACKS

SHIPS AVITH say that he has allowed minors in his

railway department of the Galena Signal

saloon and sold them liquor.

He Is

pil Company, was the first witness called

WHICH TO HANDLE GRAINY

also charged with selling liquor to Intoday. He said that the only companies

persons

toxicated

and has conducted

which he knew sold lubricating oil to

his business in a manner that is detrirailroads were the Galena Signal Oil Six Hundred Carloads Estimated to mental and injurious to the morals of

Oil

Company and the Waters-Pierc- e

the community.

Oil ComCompany. The Waters-Pierc- e

Have Come South During the

pany, he testified, obtains its oil from

DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Month of September.

the Galena Signal Oil Company, which

secures its supply from the

Standard Oil Company at the same price

as it is sold to the railroads. The Galena

Signal Company gets no refund.

Mr. Kellogg then read a letter from

Charles Miller, president of the Galena

Signal Oil Company, written on February 23. 1!H6, to D. D. Morony, vice president of the Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern Railroad, in which Mr. Miller stated

that the Galena Signal Oil Company was

supplying 97 per cent of the total railway mileage of the United States,

Canada and Mexico with lubricating oil.

Mr.

Steinbrenner said that he

thought the Galena company supplied

about 95 per cent of the total railway

mileage.

Contracts of railroads with

the Galena Signal Oil Company were

placed In evidence, showing the price

charged.

Mr. Kellogg cited a clause

In the contract stating that, if Franklin c.rude oil declined 25 cents below

J3.90 a barrel a reduction would be

made to the railroads. The witness

said no such reduction had been made

during the 14 years of his connection

with the Galena Signal Oil Company.'

The Galena company, he said, sells between Son, 000 and 600.0(10 barrels of

lubricating oil each year.

"Don't you know that the output of

Franklin crude oil Is only 40.000 barrels a year?" asked Mr. Kellogg. The

witness said he did not.

Mr. Kellogg called attention to a

clause in the Galena company's contract with the railroads by which a refund was to be allowed the roads in

case the cost of locomotive oil

$1.75 per 1000 miles. Mr. Stelnbrenner said that under this clause

the Galena concern refunded to the

Pennsylvania lines east of Pittsburg

about 44 per cent and on the Pittsburg,

Fort Wayne & Chicago line about 69g

cent on its purchases of lubricat-noil.

Mr. Kellogg had spread upon the

records a list of settlements with railroads for lubricating oil. The statements show the settlements made wi:h

about 80 railroads by the Galena company for lubricating oil for a period

Some railroads, Mr. Kel-loof years.

snld, did not have the refund provision in their oil contract.

Mr. Stelnbrenner said

the refund

made by the Galena company to the

Southern Pacific system in 1905 was 41

per cent of the gross invoice price, and

to the Baltimore & Ohio 23 per cent:

but there was no refund to the Southern Railroad or to the Delaware' &

Hudson Company.

EST,

HEILIG THEATER

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

GREAT FARM BARGAIN.

BEST OXD OFFERED TODAT.

120 acres, all flrst-clss- a

soil and lies nlca

to cultivate; nearly 70 acres

now

vated, BO scree good timber, about culti8500

cords of good wood; farm produces over

per

$.ou)

year; house, bam, all outbuilding orchard. 1 span good horses, weight

1450. iba. each, 1 cow and calf, hay press,

wag-onall farm Implements, hay in tha

barn; situated 8 miles from Portland, convenient to electric carllne, where land Is

selling for $3O0 to $5o0 per acre; this place,

all equipped, must be sold In the next

week or 10 daye; terms

cash, baUnce at

A per cent Interest;

price now only $14,000.

HENKLE A HARRISON,

217 Abington bldg.

A FINE INVESTMENT.

Ws have option on fine level tract of very

rich land, highly improved, containing 150

acres, flae buildings, all fenced; 7S miles

from Portland, on good road; the new

Salem electric line now building through

center of tract; we have great demand for

tracts of from 5 to 20 acres and can readily

dlfposs of the entire tract in this way

within one year's time and make a clear

profit ot. at least 100 per cent: price of tho

tract $125 'per acre; about $5000 cash will

handle this. Investors, pleas call at our

office for full particulars.

THE CROSSLEY COMPANY,

301 McKay bldg., 3d and Stark sts.

RATES

AD.

(FOR CASH ADVERTISING.)

Main 1

SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY

MB. WILLIAM

BIGELOW AXMINSTER

Enjoys Almost Absolute Monopoly

on Lubricants for Locomotives.

Illusive Provision In Contract

for Reduction In Price.

CLASSIFIED

Phone

Special price

Tonight. S:15

lght

Matinee Tomorrow

Tomorrow

Henry W. Savaga Otters

The Musical Comedy Success

--THE FRINt'E OF PILSEN-Evenin- g:,

$1.50 to 50c; Matinee, SI to 23c

Phone Mam 1

For Style For Beauty

For Finish and Durability

13

NEW TODAT.

RVnin TRrATTD

14th and

Washington

4, 1907.

i

GEE 'owner; 222 2d St.; large suburban

noma, aloudv ocoti canine, anuv, terms

Nob Hill" bom e ; corner.

NICE modern

or an inside 33

wltH

house; west of 24th and north ot Kearney,

in the midst of the finest reside noes. .

ALSO

An

"Nob Hill' lot that Is "THT9

BUY" if you want a view that cannot be

city,

obstructed of

both sides of the river

and of the mountains, yet handy to a car-lin- e

and where no "silver thaw" can make

it impossible for you to get coal, wood or

groceries.

CO..

CLARK

lOuxlOO,

Couch

bfdg.

ACRE AND HALF ACRE TRACTS.

a specialty of acra tracts, wit

water mains laid and paymento of only

$10 cash and $10 per month; a much better

f'urchas for a boms or Investment thaa s

We make

CO.. 110 M st.

CHURCH I Lt

SPECIAL BARGAINS.

cottage, E. Ankeny

Extra good

car, near school; street improved. sewer

In, paid for; good term a

cottage; Mt. Scott

lOoxloo. corner.

car; house extra well built; largs attic

floored; H cash.

Irge

house. East Burnside; cement baeament, furnace, beet plumbing

gas, electricity: $5200; terms.

LATHROP & LAWRENCE,

204 Lumber Exchange.

Installment

WILLAMETTE

HEIGHTS

homes, only three left. Look at those beauhouses, Just comtiful new modern

pleted, on southwest corner of 2Sth and

Savter sts., one block from the carllne; gas,

baseelectricity, furnaces, full

cement

ments, fireplaces, porcelain plumbing, wood-flb- er

rb

plaster; un equaled neighborhood,

view, overlooking Forestry Park. Pries

$4000. $4M) down, $40 per month. Fidelity

Commsrctal

406

Trust Company owner,

block. Phones Main 447, A 1445.

modern new cottage, full basement,

full lot; this side 48th at., near Hawthorne;

$2200; $750 down.

close In on East Side, walking distance, modern, nearly new corner on 2 car

lines, selling inside lota within 2 blocks of

this for $1700 to $lf50 a lot; this place lays

high, fine city view; it is worth more than,

you can buy It for; $2600, $1000 down.

J. M. CAMERON REALTY CO.. Owners.

Room 412 Commercial Bldg.

TWO BARGAINS.

bouse, modern, exFull

cept furnace, and two lots, on Mt. Scott

carllne, for $2000. $200 down, balance $25

a month.

Another modern new house of 6 rooms

and. full basement, lot 50x100. East Side,

school, etc.

Prica

convenient

to car,

$1750, fiioo cash, balanca 523 a month.

AUER CO.,

301-30- 2

Couch Bldg.

AN IDEAL

HOME

Quarter block, with new and modern

house, 2 blocks Woodstock carllne.

If sold this week $1000 will buy it. After

the 10th the price will be $2100. youDon't

will

phone, come quick and see lt or

loose a chance.

THE

E

CO..

...

Alder St.

CHOICE residence lot, high and sightly;

first-claimprovements

Including

streets, cement curbs and walks;

close in on the East Side; $1000. CALL

-

i

ON US.

248

COLUMBIA

TRUST CO..

Couch Bldg.

FOUR acres in the city, two blocks from

neighborhood ; a

carline. In a first-claman's

most Ideal place for a well-to-d- o

home; price $6000; pay $1000 down: owner

will let you have all the time you want on

you

balance, provided

build.

THE SPANTON CO.,

270 Stark st.

4

12H PER CENT INCOME.

WEST SIDE APARTMENT-HOUSE- .

12

single rooms;

Fifteen apartments;

ra-t

y located, mty Usb,

e; a

u

on

$20,000

safe proposition; sure money-make- r;

will awing it. CALL ON US.

COLUMBIA

TRUST CO.,

Couch Bldg.

FINE HOME FOR SALE.

reeeptloa

house,

$6500

with

ball, attic, basement with cement floor,

in

furnace, fireplace; all conveniences,

rd

eluding fixtures, shades, carpets and

table; choice location on the East

Side. Fred H. Strong. 242 Stark it.

$100 CASH and small monthly payments will

secure you one acre of fins garden ground

nesr carllne.

$10 per month will buy a half acre near

'

carl Ins and water mains laid.

SEE THORNTON.

319 Chamber of Commerce.

TRY A. 8. Draper's system of securing JUST

houses,

WHAT YOU WANT in 5 to

modern. $500 to $3500, on terms of

down, balance as rent; ALL NEW HOUSES

Washington,

in all parts of the city. 843

Rooms 3 and 4, cor. 7th.

FINE West Side home on Johnson street,

the best residence locality, modern house,

with, improveall conveniences, lot 50x100,

buyers only.

ments. Will Rhow to

Hell man. Main -or A 1U42.

Bldg.

Phone

306 Abington

$25 WILL handle a lot which

$450, balance $10 a month;

X

can sell for

less than 3

12 mln. from

oaly

carline

and

from

blocks

citv; streets being graded and cement sidewalks laid. Address J 202. Oregonian.

FINE corner, 100x100, on Tillamook St.; cement walks; 2 blocks from carllne; only

$1400. CALL ON US.

TRUST CO.,

COLUMBIA

Couch Bldg.

t

$lflO0

home in Montavilla; lot

Good

62x125; all kinds of fruit, large barn; $400

first payment.

V. PAGE HARRIS,

Healey bldg.. Grand and E. Morrison.

WEST SIDE home, 7 rooms; close in on 10th

st. ; has modern conveniences; only $4200.

CALL ON US.

TRUST CO.,

COLUMBIA

-- ,..,.

-Couch Bldg. cottage,

housei

modem

FURNISHED

and furniture only 4 months old; well situ$SOO0;

price

terms

ated, close to carline;

Dekum bldg. Phons

to suit. Room 410

Main 5646.

you

the finest buy oil the East

LET me show

100x100, near

Side today; a quarter-bloc3d and E. Morrison ; part cash will handle

this; price $13,800. Address J 264, Oregonian.

plastered house,

FOR SALE by owner.

nearly new; lot 54x12, with alley; fine,

sightly location: beautiful river view; St.

John; $1600; $000 cash. Box 698, St. John,

Or.

TWO finest lota on Willamette Boulevar.1,

100x120; fine river view, boulevard. Front

street in rear, 8 blocks car; cheap If sold

this week. Owner 291 Williams ave. .

Is the place to buy your lots, they

C willvsdouble

in value while you think about

it;" get in and get your feet wet. J. J.

Reld. Cliffs. Wash.

J3000 COMPLETELY furnished modern 5- -room cottage, with two lots, on East 27th

C 262,

St.. or without furniture $2400.

Oregonian.

TWO acres on carllne, nine miles out, house,

chicken-housyards, etc., all fenced, Winter's wood in shed; $13O0; half cash. G 260,

Oregonian.

PALMER-VAALSTINB CO.. 222 Failing

bldg., make a specialty of selling East Sid

residences. Main 5661, A 2653.

Over an acre In Holladay Park, with

$3250

100-fofrontage, on Multnomah st. Fred

H. Strong. 242 Stark St.

WEST SIDE lot, $1800; high and sightly;

one mile from postoffice; $500 cash. W

G. Cox. 201 Stark st.

PIECE of property on Front St.. also good

Intujlrs 1 10

relinquishment.

homestead

1 st st.

FINE 50x100 lots in apple orchard. Alder

Springs; $125. See Dr. Cardwell.

1

8 choice

WOODMERE:

lots, class to station, cheap, Phons East 386.

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