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THE MORNING OREQONIAN, MONDAY, JTDLT 14, 1D02.
CRAND LODGES TO MEET
WORKMEN' AXD DEGREE OP HONOR
TO HOLD AWUAL SESSION.
flans "Will Be Mnde tor the Extension.
of the Order, nnd nids for
Lodge Paper- Received.
The Grand Lodge o'f the Ancient Order
of United Workmen and the Grand Lodge
of the Degree of Honor of Oregon will
meet In Portland tomorrow, the former in
Elks Hall, Marquam building, and will
continue In session for three days. The
grand officers arc as follows:
Past grand master workman Ralph
Feeney. I'pchurch Lodge, No. 126, Port
land. Grand master workman C. C. Hogue,
Bafety Lodge, No. 13, Albany.
Grand Foreman "William Smith, Baker
Lodge. No. 100, Baker City.
Grand overseer F. D. Wlnten, Seaside
Lodge, No. 12, Astoria.
Grand recorder Newton Clark, Rlver
elde Lodge. No. CS, Hood River..
Grand receiver R. L. Durham, Hope
Lodge, No. 1, Portland.
Grand guide C. J. Wheeler, Fidelity
Lodge, No. 4. Portland.
Grand Inside watchman W. J. Clarke,
fraternity Lodge, No. 9, Gervals.
Grand outside watchman Philip Ge
vurtz. Industry Lodge,. No. 8, Portland.
Grand medical examiner Dr. David
"Walker, Industry Lodge, No. 8, Portland.
Trustees George W. Proebstel, "Wes
ton Lodge, No. 71, Weston; William Arm
strong, Valley Lodge, No. 18, Salem; C.
H. Precemeder, Portland Lodge, No. 27,
Portland.
Supreme representatives Ralph Feeney,
Upchurch Lodge, No. 126, Portland; J. E.
Werleln. Industry Lodge, No. 8, Portland;
D. C. Herren, Ashland Lodge, No. C6, Ash
land.
The committees are as follows:
Jurisprudence William Colvlg. Banner
Lodge, No. 23, Jacksonville; George H.
Durham, Pacific Lodge, No. 17, Portland;
P. H. D'Arcy, Protection Lodge, No. 2,
Salom.
Finance Frank M. Cohn, Industry
Lodge, No. S, Portland; A. W. Allen, Up
church Lodge. No. 126, Portland; W. H.
Reader, Fidelity Lodge, No. 4. Portland.
Grievances and appeals C. H. Dye,
Falls City Lodge. No. 59, Oregon City;
William Grant. La Grande Lodge, No. 133,
La Grande: William Ross, Seaside Lodge,
2So. 12, Astoria.
Arbitration J." P. Dodge, Aehland Lodge,
JCo. 66, Ashland: W. T. Boyd, Lakeside
Lodge. No. 111. Lakcview; F.' L. Coran,
Josephine Lodge. No. 112. Grant's Pass.
The principal business coming before
the Grand Lodge will be the matter of
extension that is, measures for continu
ing the Increase in membership. On this
, point Grand Master Workman Hogue
snakes the following recommendations:
"The fact that we have found it so
difficult to obtain suitable deputies has
caused me to devote much more time and
energy to the work than I could really
afford. A supervising deputy, as recom
imended in that report, is in my opinion
a necessity from this time forward, if wo
are to maintain the proud position we now
hold. Such a man, continued from year to
year, would become more valuable as
time passes. This year I have traveled
thousands of miles and written hundreds
of letters in search of men In the local
J lodges who would do the- work. This
information, and especially the acquaint
ance, I cannot pass on to my successor,
-however willing nay, anxious I may be
to do so."
There will also be the annual election
of officers. William Smith, a prominent
attorney of Baker City, being grand fore
Xnan, is in the regular line of promotion,
and will doubtless be elected grand mas.
,ter workman without opposition. In the
lower offices, especially among those,. be
ginning the rounds of the chairs of the
Grand Lodge, there is usually a contest.
At this session the Grand Lodge will also
let a contract for publishing a 10-page
paper for three years. It is to be printed
on good book paper, and will be .an Im
provement on the present publication.
J. H. Zane, a well-known and prominent
member of Fidelity Lodge, Portland, pres
ent publisher of the A. O. U. W. Reporter,
and Frank Davey, of Salem, are the most
prominent bidders for this publication.
This Grand Lodge may have an added
Interest in the presence of Webb McNabb,
supreme master workman, of Gaylord,
Kan. It was announced at the session of
the Supreme Lodge that he would return
to Portland and attend the session of the
Oregon Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Wllda Belknap is the grand chief
of honor of the Degree of Honor, the
auxiliary of the A. O. U. W-, and Mrs.
Ollle Stephens is grand recorder.
Following Is a list of the representatives
to the ;Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W.:
1 Hope (Portland) Wlliam Klump. C.
W. Lclck.
2 Protection (Salem) Frank Davey.
Gideon Stoltz. J. S. Pennebaker.
3 Temple (The Dalles) George W. Joles,
P. Lt mpke.
4 Fidelity (Portland) William Qulgley,
J. H. Zane, R. F. Robinson. Alex Lotney,
S. G. Richardson. C. A. Geil.
5 Milton C. J. Moss.
C Sidon (Anuty)-J. A. Shields, W. S.
Houck.
7 Chanty (McMlnnvIHe) E. E. Cable.
S Industry (Portland) Wolff Kauffman,
J. W. Paddock, H. Claussenius, William
M. Cake. George H. Carr. J. H. Misener,
A. W. WItherell, L. A. Whltcomb. S. H.
Abrams.
St Fraternity (Gervals) J. W. Karten,
10 Crescent (Portland) Charles Hoag
lund. 11 Haines (Haines) W. A. Greene.
12 Seislde (Astoria) C. H. Stockton,
JNat Jones. William Kelly. A. L. Clark.
J. A. Montgomery. Thomas Dealey.
13 Safety (Albany) W. H. Warner. W.
SL Parker. O. P. Dannals A. D. Barker,
14 Friendship (.Corvallls) Nell New
liouse. 1j Eugene J. M. Sloan, Atmer Lom
bard. F. W. Osborn.
16 Roseburg IL T. McClallan, D. S.
West,
17 Pacific (Portland) W. R. Griffith. E.
G. Marsh.
18 Valley (Salem) E. S. Seeley.
19 Huntington G. Battle.
20-Sherwood William True.
21 Aurora (Aurora) W. W. Glesy, D. A.
Hodge.
22 IndeDehdence (Indpnendence Afl.im
Bchmldt.
23 Banner (Jacksonville) C. F. Dun
lord. 26 Advance (Troutdaie) J. H. Douglas.
27 Portland (Portland) James P. Car
ney J. R. Mann. G. M. LaRue. H. H. Bur
ton. 28Harmony (Dayton) William Paxson.
CO Lyons (Lyons) G. W. McLane.
SI Lafayette (Lafayette) D. V. Olds.
22 Alameda (Mill City) L. C. Brother
ton. 33 Tabor (Mount Tabor) George Lewis.
34 Sheridan (Sheridan) P. H. Bell.
S5 Union (Dallas) E. 9. Coad.
S6-Scio (Selo)-T J. Wilson.
37 Woodburn (Woodburn) D. S. Live
say. SS Honor (Lebanon) E. E. Taylor.
39 Harrlsburg (Harrlsburg) C. E. Max
son 40-Myrtle Myrtle Point) H. B. Stew
ard. 41 Washington CBanks) William P.
Beard.
42 Currlnsville (Currlnsville) E. Burg
2: a rat,
43 Sunrise (Wllsonvllle) C. T. Tooze.
f Antelope (Antelope) TVed Bernlng.
45 Whitmore (Heppner) S. P. Gar
rugnes. 4&-EIkton (Elkton) A. L. Butler
Columbia (Hubbard) Peter Susbauer.
48 Pine (New Pine Creek) William
Lemon.
49-Oregonian (Perrydale) S. J. White.
t?-JJacleay (Macleay)-C. J. Slmeral.
S Mission (St. Paul) S. J. McDonald.
E2 arrenton (Warrenton) A. R. Cy
rus. 53 Tlgardville (Tigardvllle)-J. W. Ti
gard. 54 Joseph (Joseph) "William Weber.
65-Gavel (Canby) Herman Anthony.
6 Clackamas (Clackamas) E. P. Ded
man. 58 Helix Hellx) W. H. Dale.
59 Fall City (Oregon City) K. H. Gal
bert, Samuel Roak. C. G. Miller.
CO Forest Grove (Forest Grove) J. A.
Abbott.
61 Hlllsboro (Hillsboro) F. J. Williams.
62 Drain (Drain)-J. Safiey.
63 Arlington (Arlington) E. W Dag
gett. 64 Moro (Moro) Ty. H. Ragsdalc
65-Grass Valley M. J. Wester-field.
66-Aahlana J. E. VInlng. George Engle.
67 Shanlko George F. Ross. m
68 Rlvenslde (Hooi River) E. L7Smith.
69 lone J, G. Nilsson.
70 Champion (Champoeg) A. J. Buy
scrie. 71 Weston H. Martin.
72 Olcx Grant Wade.
73 Western Star (Yaqulna) A. S. Cas
teel. 75 Stafford C. W. Larson.
76 Star (Tillamook) F. H. DaVta, C.
N. Drew.
77 Umpqua (Yoncalla) H. D. Tett
78 Homer (Canyon. City) A. J. Ste
phens. 79-Llnn (Halsey) T. J. Marks.
80-Nugget (Oold HUD C. L. Rcames.
81 Table Rock (Central Point) Asbury
Beall. J. W. Jacobs.
82 Elgin E. G. Kirby.
83 Wasco J. K. Merafriger.
84 Shoo Fly (Waldron) R. R. Rlcp.
85 Glendale L. L. Kurd.
86 Snntlam (Crabtree) Wlllam Mo
Kechnic.
7-Mammoth (Marsnfleld)-J. T. Hall,
James Bassic.
SS Carlton L. W. Hudson.
90-Aiimsvllle-W. P. Gilbert.
91 Greenleaf (Jefferson)--J. F. Blanch
ard. 92 Taulatln S. A. Galbreath.
94 Cascade (Detroit) W. F. White.
95 Anchor (Portland) J. J. Staub.
96 Strawberry (Prairie City) George.
Bradford.
97 Ontario E. W. Brown.
9S Med ford Fort Hubbard.
100 Baker (Baker City) A. C. McClel
land, N. G. Wattles, S. P. Bement.
103 Dayvllle George Kydd.
104 Athena J. A." Kellar.
10G Wllkins (John Day) W. H. Gelger.
100 Mountain View (Gales Creek)!). B.
Reasoner.
107 Phoenix S. G. Van Dyke.
109 aunset (Gardner) F. B. Sagablrd.
110-LInkvIlle (Klamath Falls) C. J.
Roberts. A. L LeavltL
HI Lakeside (Lakevlcw) S. P. Moss, C.
U. Snider.
112 Josephine (Grant's Pass) W. J.
Rogers, J. H. Mfad.
114 Viola (Pendleton)-J. F. Scales, C. P.
Davis.
115 Sellwood (Sellwood) J. W. Camp
bell. 119 Drewscy (Drewsey) M. J. Meslker.
121 Elmlra Jesse lnman.
122 Whitney Burton Miller.
123 Junction City G. F. Sklpworth.
125 Eureka (Portland)-J. T. Whalley,
Joseph Shannon.
126-Upchurch (Portland) R. King Wil
son, R. Durgln. I. N. Bales, M. G. Wll
kins. G. W. Baldwin.
127 Coqullle (Coqullle) J. J. Stanley
130-Glenwood (Bridal Veil) M. -F. Dick
son. 131 Perpetua (Florence) A. O. Funke.
132 Newburg C. A. Bristow.
133-La Grande L. D. White. S. R. Ha
worth.
135 Pig Iron (Oswego) Q. H. Lacey.
Clatsop County Notes.
ASTORIA. Or.. July 13. The County
Physician and Sheriff of Wahkiakum
County, Washington, yesterday afternoon
visited the -points along the river that
have been under quarantine for some
weeks on account of smallpox. They
found all the cases that have existed near
Pillar Rock convalescent, and the quaran
tine will be raised Friday. At Hodges,
near Harrington 'Point, there are several
new casets and the quarantine will be
maintained for seme time.
J. T. Lee. of Warrenton, has accepted
the position of principal of the public
school at Skagway, Alaska. Professor Lee
Is one of the most successful teachers In
thla vicinity, and for four years was Su
perintendent of Public Instruction in this
county.
AT THE HOTELS.
THE PORTLAND.
F W Vallle, city
C S Shanklln, Chgo
C M Flehel. N Y
A H Kroll, Mich
J R "Wisdom, Qulncy,
in
C T Brlggs, San Fran
C R Wisdom, do
J F Weis, Los Angls
C K Rice. Ottawa. O
J Burger, San Fran
Spokane
"W R Abercrorable, U
S Array
R smith. Ferrr. o
M P Klnkead, Youngs
town, O
F T Moran. Cleveland
V X Gilchrist, Scotlnd
J X Elachtyn. Baker C
C Brady. Colo Spgs
is a urosscup tt eon
W I Reed. Oakland .
C 11 Hog&n. Seattle
E D Wiley, Des Molna
Geo L Rodger, city
Miss BeMle J Cleland,
city
Miss Julia ryne. xlty
C M Seeley, Tacoma.
Mrs O M Walker.
illnnranolls
Mlsa Martha Roger, do
Hits Estelie -W&ltney,
Spokane
A Harris & vrt, Santa
Clara. Cal
W A & Earl J Cleland.
city
Mtss Miriam Harris, do
Miss Lucia Jordan, do
G E Lrtle. Chicago
W H Hawkins, Tacoma.
.m j urammont, a t
J S Slauson, Los Angl
Artnur Louce, K x
Mr & Mrs E L Fow-
car. Son Francisco
F M Fenwlck, San Fr
J C O'Nell. N Y
J L M Shetterley &
wife. San Francisco
A S Goodwin. N Y
J 3 Dempeey. Mich
V Monger, N Y
C M Gelt. Denver
J "W Nethlnc. Ind
L R. Rogers, Salt Lake.
F W "WhltlnE. Omaha
Geo L Carey. Omaha
M L Hudson, T is
Janve Breen, Spokane
W KrolL Mlcb
Columbia. XUver Scenery. Hexutator
Line steamers. Dalles. Cascade Locks and
return dally, except Sunday, from Oak-si.
THE TERKINS.
W A MoranLRoeeburEJChas Brown, Oregon C
ti j (jampDcu, AsioriaiMrs urown, do
E C Smith, Astoria
Jas S Buchanan. K T
A D Dlston, Honolulu
J W Spencer. San Fr
iirs bmun, Astoria
"VV S Bowen. city
Oto X Eaton, Tacoma
John Mlnto, Victoria
u j mnKeaa
C H Breed. Spokane
Mrs Mlnto. victoria
E B Rick. Olympla
P M Llnklater.Victorla
Wm Schrump, Larl-
more. N D
Mrs Schrump. do
V E "Williams, Tacoma
J E IVUllams. Tacoma
J u KJnney, Shanlko
I L Cohen, Ashland
J i; Bryant, Albany
IF S Hardlngr. McMlnn
C C Darling. Tacoma
Mrs Harding, McMlnn
C Bartoldus. Astoria
"W J Manlon, city
Guy Campbell, city
E N Cummlngn, city
H W Metz. city
Ben Blsslnger. Phlla
Wm Meyer, Peterson,
Iowa
Mrs Meyer, do
Carroll A Law, El-
lensburs
L F Brunc. do
Mrs J M Campbell,
Seattle
A Rannle, San Fran
J M Chase, Arlington
R C Atwood, Wasco
G M Brown. Spokane
F B Walte. Roseburr
Mrs Walte, Roseburg
C C Hogue, Albany
Mrs Hogue, Albany
Mrs C C Kelly. Albany
S B Cathcart. Marshfld
Mrs Cathcart. do
H B Steward, Myrtle
Point
Jas Barrle. Marshfleld
Mrs R. u Anderson,
Ocosta, Wash
Miss C Gilchrist. Cen
tral Point
Jas E Hackett, Pen
dleton
Mrs Hawk, Porter. Wn
Theo Maloney, Ogden
Mr D McDonald, Den
J E Taylor. Huntlngtn
Mrs Taylor. do
Fred Looney, do
"W W Corey. OKden
ver
Mrs S F Rector, Cen-
tralla
Mlee Kettle Wlngard.
Central la
A E Rice, Centralla
E Froome. Pendleton
II T Booth, Baker Cy
L D White. La Grand
Nellie White, do
Mrs Fred Rosentwelg.
Athena
Mrs Geo Bolton, Moro
Mrs W H Russell. El
Mrs Ella D Sanford,
Shanlko
Gladys Sanford, do
Geo B BourhlU, Grass
Valley
Mrs BourhlU, do
MUs E Baker, do
E S Rlmoohe, Spokane
G R Wood. Wallace
D J Holmes, Salem
Lillian Lloyd. Seattle
J J Stanley, Coqullle
Jas G Snodgran, LaGr
A R Wjek, Stevens
Point wis
S L Warren, do
gin
C C Bryant, Albany
Wm Parker, Albany
Mrs Parker, Albany
M A Miller. Lebanon
J B Cartwrlght, Dalles
Antone Nelson. Dalles
W R Glass. San Fr
T J Bell. Tacoma
Frank Buchet. W W
Elsla Wright, McMlnn
Everett Crocker,
Hlllsboro
Jay F Powell. Mon
mouth
Htfffnlator 'Line
Steamers. Dalles,
Cascade Locks. Return dally. Oak-sU dock.
THE IMPERIAL.
E L Brone, city
Geo Riley, San Fran
F H Irwin, San Fran
Mies J Martin, Arthur,
Or
E X Eaton, Chicago
W L Whitmore. do
C H Hogan, Seattle
H Burrell, Spokane
C B Pratt. Omaha
G A Doebel, Norway,
Iowa
Dr D T K Deerlng,
Miss Chandler, San Ft
James Wlthyconibe,
Corvallls
R J Moylan,Carrollton
Luke Morlsch, do
Mrs Marlsch, do
T L Mousen. Colo
May Hlnman. Seattle
J T Maher. Harney
M a F Burins, Lakerw
Mrs M T Sherlock, do
C M Snider. do
Chas I Roberta. Klam
union
ath Fans
T G Randall, Denver F Hubbard, Medford
Mrs Randall, Denver Mrs Hubbard, Medford
H D Stlllman, Pen- is G Van Dyke, do
dleton (Mrs Van Dyke, do
,L R Hawarth, La Grd J Bishop. do
Mrs Hawarth. do (Mrs J Patterson.Ta.lent
G Buttman, St Paul ,W H Buckhaut. Kes
W J Martin. St Paul wick. Cal
W C Tweedale. Albany! Fred Pentecost. Vancv
Mrs Tweedale. Albany J C Wyatt. Vancouver
Miss M L Woods, jEthel Hamilton, Ante
Sacramento ( lope
Mlts Fannie Little, do Edna Hamilton, do
Miss J A Martin. doHHllon. Antelope
E P McCornack. SalemfMrs Hllson. Antelope
Mrs W W Rldehalgh. G Kydd. Dayvllle
Astoria jMrs P P Cllne. Astoria
C A Chandler, San FtiF E Kyser. Clatskanl
Mrs Chandler, San Fr (Chas V Brown, Astoria
Hotel Dranswiclc. Seattle.
European plan. Popular rate. Modern
improvements. Business center. Kear
depot,
Tacoma Hotel. Tacoma.
American plan. Rates, $3 and, up.
Hotel Donnelly, Tacoma.
First-class restaurant in connection.
RECREATTOH.
If yon wish to enjoy a day- of rest and
pleasure, take the O. R. & X. train from
Union depot at 3 A. M. for a. short trip
up the Columbia, returning. If desired, by
boat from Cascade Locks. Ticket and
particulars at O. IL X. ticket nffl
1 Third and It asblcgion.
ECU TDI A I C AT intIMnTAM I
iT.U I KIALo AS IKVinli 1 Ull
AS MEETS APPROACH, OWNERS RE
FUSE TO SPEED THEIR HORSES.
Track and Rscera Are in Fine Con-
'dltion Northwest Circuit Will
Open nt Seattle.
The time for the racing season has so
far advanced that horsemen find lt to
their best Interest to refrain from any
trials on the track which might give their
opponents along the circuit a hint as to
the probable speed of the racers on the
course. As compared with the work
outs of A month ago, Irvington tmck has J
been very dull. Even- day the many
lT:hT STW b?,ln SrtnvonhlTanrt with a W welded
horse has been forced to anything like a t thends of the U-shapefl plate. The
S St SSVw?" PCT8 ?'h2,Went, ?sl Uhoe is in size smaller than the old half
tnS? inWlngr ? 8tandI,n& o' e I dime, and Macartney says that never be
"? and ."! had t0 coinPUment tthc t fore did he use his anvil to make uch a
owners upon their ngaelty and return , , 8noe T thIs CQ6e he exerclsed
home disappointed The only excitement fc , , make ,ft for Mn
of the week was a heat of Saturday, when g J Q ,s h,s wabrm pona,
Crls Simpson was second with his 3-year-old
William C, Helman third with Mack
Mack, and Irwin on the outside with Star
key. The race was hot. and Simpson won
the heat In about 2:27J. In the opinion
of horsemen, Irwin was not at all anx
ious to win the heat, for a few minutes
later he paced Starkey In 2:20. Starkoy
has a mark of 2:15. In single work
out the reliable Bonher N. B.. with
Simpson behind, made 2:204. Simpson's
T3KI1 XT in.ln 4.041-' !!. "C I .1.--nf ...H
f ....,. iuauc -..73. mi.iiVMUU3,l(!
1?' "Lr:1"' "L0"." h'f..n.e.Ch
Helman drove some good miles, but that
man of complacency does not believe In
urging for a mark except when there Is a
prize In sight. Bradford, Smith and Til
den all had their trotters and pacers out.
They made from 2:20 to 2:2?, and L. Zim
merman's Louis Z. has run In the same
time. Conditions for records were splen
did, for the track was In fine condition.
But no attempts at marks were made.
Zephyr, who won In a Jog a stake at
Cincinnati In 2:13. is a son of Zombro,
who is owned by George Beckers, who Is
now in Portland. Zephyr, who Is only 4
years old, has been entered for the big
M. & M. stake Tuesday, and Mr. Beckers
declares that she will carry off the J10.000
stake as easily as the $2000 prize won at
Cincinnati. Mr. Beckers haa purchased a
half-brother to Zephyr. Lord Kitchener,
who will soon arrive from Los Angeles.
Kitchener Is a large black stallion, and he
has worked a mile In 2:20. He may be
TONNAGE EN ROUTE AND IN PORT.
.
Vessels Chartered or Available for Grain Cargoes From
the Northwest.
FOR PORTLASD
Flag
and rig.
Name.
Jan. lOiCypromene
Feb. 3Slerra Estrella
May 141Holyrood
April 24John Cooke
Apr. SJSemantha
June 7 Matterhorn
April 20 Copley
Mar. SUjCambronne
July 4Bldston Hill
lEuphrosyne
June 2Brambletye
iGertrud
May 2)Dlmsdale
iMusaelcras
jNal
Margretha
Ecuador
jChlle
May 23 Chrlstel
Br. bark iBond
Br. chip
Farmer
Flndley
Quayla
Crowo
lir. ship
Br. ship
Br. Dane
Br. bark.
Dan. ship
Fr. bark
Br. ship
vVarren
Strlckman
LaGIoichec
Jones
lir. snip
Thomson
Br. ahlp
Uer. ahlp
Muuan
Hcnke
Br. chiD
Archard
Br. bark
(Johnston
Gcr. bark
Ger. ship
Ger. bark
Schutte
Mayer
Dleckmann
Spllle
Ger. ship
Ger. ship
Ger. bark
Ger. ship
wurthmann
Susewlnd
Zlnglcr
Adams
Rhode
Baako
Logan
Carse
I Magdalene
Flottbek
Port Logan
Tasmania
Nereus
Br. snip
Br. bark
Ger. ship
July 1
Forrest Hall
Isle of Arran
Nantes
Madagascar
Mozambique
Dowan Hill
Clan Galbraith
Br. snip
Br. ship
Fr. bark
Br. bark
Br. bark
Br. bark
Br. bark
Br. bark
Br. ship
Br. ship
Br. bark
Br. bark
Br. bark
Ulcordel
June 16
smith
McCone
Davlea
Barker
Ewart
Kerry
Butler
McLaughlin
Roberta
Rehburg
Dahn
Thurber
lAustrasia
April 23
May 23
royieaaie
G. W. Wolff
Norma
Routenburn
Ventura
Emllle
Hutton Hall
Ger. ship
Br. ship
Fr. bark
Cornelllle Bart
June 10jGr. Duchess Olpa
June 2SHerzogln Cecelia
Fr. bark
Gulrln
Ger. ship iWarneke
May 25 Lodore
Br. narK Kllley
July 4Riverslde
Wlscombe Park
'Biarritz
Br. ship
Br. ahlp
McCully
Power
Fr. ship
Fr bark
Baudry
Goesat
Fettjuch"'
Hemyot
July S
Jean Bart
Marechal de Gonta
Fr bark
June
Niobe
Ger. bark
Gen'l. de Sonta
Fr bark
June
June
Allerton
Eskasoni
Br. ship
Br. ship
Toye
rownsr.a
Radcllffe
Korft
Breckwoldt
Thlrlmero
ur. snip
Br. bark
Formosa
Oceana
Ger. bark
Castor
Khvber
Br. bark
Campbell
Br. ship
Ger. ship
Hotnerv
Walnen
.IPeter Rlckmera
uctavia
Scottish Minstrel
Alster
Werrn.
Wega
Aster
Ger. bark ,Butz
Br. ship iMellln
Gcr. ship iSaelzer
Ger. bark .Gerdes
Ger. ship iFennekohl
Ger. ship Dummer
Dan. bark Kaas
Br. ship Storm
Ger. str iBruhn
. InKeborc
ITrafalgar
Elba
Total tonnage en route and listed, 127,259.
GRAIN 10XXAGE.1X TUB UIVER
.Nam. JJVIc. Mat" ? ra- Cnt.n. Brth-
Dec. SIAsle Fr. bark OlUvaud 2u59 Hobart Balfour IMtg'my 1
June lOJJacobsen Fr. bark Olivier , 1730 Nantes P. G. Co. Astoria
July UfWynford Br. bark Bellrlnger 1S59 Nagasaki Kerr M tg' my 2
Total tonnage in port, 564S.
GRAIN' TONNAGE EX
Nam.
Flag
and rig.
June 2GAlstersohwan.
April aiCcltlc Chief
Mar. 181Carnarvan Bay
Mar. 28Slleve Roe
June 3Bolway
June 10IPcngvern
lYola
April 22JP. of Kllllecrankle
Apr. o(Cambrlan Hilb
April 27iPowys Castle
May SEdderside
Ger. bark
Giertz
Jones
Griffiths
George
James
Griffiths
Pcnniculck
Vint
Evans
Jenkins
James
Sangster
Parry
Crowe
Br. ship
Br. ship
Br. ship
Br. batk
Br. ship
Br. ship
Br. bark
Br. ship
Br. bark
Br. bark
May 20Lord Elgin
April SCiWynnstay
J Br. bark
Br. shin
June lllMUskoka
Br. bark
Br. bark
IFdrleviot
Kldd
pass of Melfort
Br. bark Hansen
June 15
Tarpenbek
lAncenls
Anemone
Ger. ship
Houston
Jlme 23
Br. barn
Ger. ship
Br. bark
Ger. ship
Fr. bark
Brsh!p
Ger. ship
Ger. bark
Br. ship
Br. ship
Salter
Agartz
Davidson
Meyer
Bauvlgnon
Steele
Hasselmann
Bohlmann
Jenkins
Williams
jCeltlcburn
r.ii.ieaa
Lamorclera
June lOiSimla
June 271
Najade
Anna
W. J. Pirrle
Glenholm
July
Thistle
Br. nark
England
.jKenllworth,
Am. ship iTaylor
Total tonnage en route and listed, 52.S34
GRAIX TOXXAGE
Name.
Flas
and rl-
Moster
May 3FBrodIck Castle IBr.shlo lOlsen
Mjay .General RobertslBr. bark ICrowiey
June 6Kate Thomas I Br. ship Thomas
June MlThistlebank Br. bark JParry
Total tonnage in port, 7613,
entered upon the Northwest circuit In the
Pa" of tHe Ill-fated Zombro C, and if he
is there will be plenty of excitement In
the heats for which he may be numbered.
Fully 75 head of horses now at Irvington
Park will be started on the Northwest
circuit, which will open at Seattle on Au
gust 19. In the harness line Simpson will
send nine, Helman eight, Beckers two or
three, Bradford four, Irwin six. Smith
three, Tilden 12 and Baddelly one or two.
The number of junners. will be difficult to
telL The Joneses, Whitmore and Whet
stone have strings, and Matlock, Bennett,
White, Helman and Lazyrus have some
representatives. There will also bo some
trotters and pacers from the Salem track.
A number of the horses will be taken to
Seattle next week.
Crls Simpson has been made the cyno
sure of all eyes by the horseshoe pin
which decorates his scarf. The pin.
h, h , b th , of ordlnary
",i ", ,. , , , Co n
friend.
A. P. Church, of Irvington Park, has re
turned from San Jose. Cal., and he has
brought with him a trotter and a run
ner. Both horses have shown up well on
the track, and they give evidence of mak
ing records.
Villette. the only full sister of Star
Pointer, the only horse thus far that has
crossed the 2-mInutc line, foaled at Arden
v . T - ,,. ,. k,. Tnhn W
Gentry'. This rilly carries the blood or
the fastest pacing-bred pacer, l:59Vi. and
of the fantert trottlng-bred pacer, 2:00.
Mr. Brown, of Tennessee, who owns Vil
lette, thought that this combination of
blood should result In a marvel of epeed.
The future of the Ally will be followed
with interest.
Jeffries Now In Oakland. '
SAN FRANCISCO. July 13.-James J.
Jeffries left his training quarters at Har
bin Springs this morning and came to
Oakland, where he will finish his prepara
tions for the big fight. All along the
route the champion was enthusiastically
greeted by the scores of friends he has
made since taking up training In Lake
County. Everj' one wished the big fellow
luck and appealed to him. to return again.
Jeffries was much pleased" at his- reception.
The Jeffries party arrived at Oakland at
5:30 P. M. and went Immediately to the
Hotel Mctropole, where rooma were en-
Master.
From.
Consignees.
1750JAntwerp
1392Llverpool
lD'J2(Antwerp
lra&.Llvcrnol
154;Kerr
16ICerr
w Balfour
Mi .Meyer
101Balfour
3bGlrvln
75Taylor
105Oalfour
9 Balfour
2211 1 Hamburg
lwyirtamDurg
iwoiAniwerp
1420Lelth
2131, Antwerp
17y9;Newcaatle
1172NewcastIe
31
162 Honolulu
17S9
Newcastle
Antwerp
Nagasaki
Vladivostok
iOr!jnt
1871
Baifour
2627
2(XH
1193
2054
Hlogo
1777Antwerp
49
Taylor
2-Z32
1'okohama
If CI
Yokohama
Algoa Bay
3a r. Diego
Nagasaki
Hotig Kong
Orient
Nagasaki
1596
2o;
fu&3
1714
1999
1759
13
.029
139biAlKoa Bay
2305jAlgoa Bay
197SlAlgoa Bay
isujAigoa Bay
256lHonc rcong
16C6LU'erpool
loJvOtSwaasea
1999 Honolulu
I933jsta. nosaiia
15SlJAntwerp
li3S Antwerp
19S0Antwerp
liMiNantes
1557IHull
Meyer
Meyer
33
15
2SlOtHamburg
12CS
1590
3075
Newcastle
49
Hamburg
Newcastle
Hobart
London
Mauritius
Nagasaki
Care Town
...IGirvIn
...iBalfouT
1607
1724
1743
4ITaylor
1940
36
174C
1S3S
Barrow
Balfour
l7l5IYolcohama
1625
14T4
Valparaiso
Liverpool
2747
Shanghai
1S53
1927
Antwerp
Balfour
Hong Kong1
HlOKO
2825
iSta. Rosalia
1511
Antwerp
Antwero
2935
5vJ7;Honolulu '
1915 Hiogo '
ISSi jLQta
1079iMazatlan
1429Svdney
25SSiShanghai
ROOTE TO PUGISTSOUXD
Master.
From
Conigneea.
2309
Honolulu
Liverpool
1709
1795,Glaagow
ltttoiAr.twerp
15WAntwerp
1492, London
14UHtIlOlulU
1609
1632
134S
1806
Antwerp
Cardiff
Hamburg
Port Natal
99
1497Lelth
1573
Cardiff
2i59
Liverpool
2V52
sr.anKhai
Hamburc
H96
1799
1700
Hamburr
Table Bay
1CC9
2500
ayaney
Newcastle
Hi-mburg
Artwern
1649
1471
0S7lShanehai
1677Yokohatna
1499 Yokohama
239SShanghal
ISOllP. L.An2eles
2132'Sta. Rrtcnlln
2147 Hamburg
OX PDGET SOUND
From.
Agents or
Charterers.
Berth.
57TO
Shanghai IMcNear
Rotterdam JKerr
Liverpool Balfour
Sta. Rosalia Kerr
Tacoma
1914
Tacoma
15371
viwvr
Tacoma
2332
gaged. After dinner at a downtown res
taurant, the entire party crossed the bay
and attended a performance at the Or-pheum.
ADVERTISED.
Unclaimed Letters Remaining: In the
Poatofflce at Portland, Or.
Free delivery of letters by carriers at the
residence of owners may be secured by observ
ing the following rules:
Direct plainly to the street and number of
the house.
Head letters with the writer's full address.
Including street and number, and request an
swer to be directed accordingly.
Letters to Krangers or transient visiters in
the city, whose special address may be un
known, should be marked In the lft-band cor
ner "Transient." This will prevent their being
delivered to persons of the same or Mtnllar
names.
Persons calling for these letters will please
state date on which they were advertised.
July H. They will be charged for at the rata
of 1 cent each.
WOMEN'S LIST.
Anderson. Mlas Nellie McMorrow, Miss Leo-
AyresL Miss Ella
nore
Mansfield. Mlas Hazel
Mark. Mrs
Martin. Miss. M M
Meek. Miss Graco
Montgomery. Mm
Monger, Mrs C A
Monson, Mis Hattie
Moore, Miss Agnfs M
Moore. Mlas .Eadle
Bayley, Mrs E L
Bailey, Mary J
Bond. Miss Katie
Betmer, Miss Katie
Bennlch, Mrs Motile
Berthler, Miss A
Bergslch, Mm Lana
Bene. Mtss Ida B
Bingham. Mlas May
Blake, Miss J B
Nash, Mrs W It-'
BorchersL Mrs Maggie Nelson. Miss Helen
Bratton, Miss Cora F O'Connell. Mrs Dan
Brlggs, Mrs Fannie Orchatz. Marie
BrooKs, Mrs Kate Owen. Miss Lottie
Brown. Miss Audrey RPengelen, Mrs P G
Brown. Miss Ada Peterson. Mi;s Linda
Biown, MUh Rose Porter. Mrs Elsie
Culbertson. Miss Tlllle Prlchard. Mrs C M
Calhoun, Mr J C Pratt, Alice
Cavnllne. Mrs G" C Pratten. Mrs Arthur
Cavallne, Mies 'Marie Purcell, Mrs Susie
Coswell, Mm H M V Qulnn, Mrs Thomas
Campbell, Miss Uer- Rennera, Mrs S
trude Reeves, Mrs W E
Carvey, Mrs Read. Mrs John
Carlton. Mtts Flora M Re Id. Mrs LUa
Carlton. Florence L Hlggs, Mrs Irene
Carr, Mrs Adelaide
Case. Mlsa Mary
Chandler. Mlsa Ida
Rlsdon. Mtss Grace
Rltlle. Mlsa Edith BarU
' well
Richardson. Mrs Helen
Chapln. Mrs H N
Clark. Mis Jossle A Rose. Mls Floy
Collins. Miss Rose V Russ. Mrs Mary
Coupland. Mn Carrie Sailor, Mlsa Motile
(Jrnr.aau. mim Jessie Salldo. Mlfs zara
urtU Mrs Jennie
Samton. Sarah
Daniel. Mrs I R
Schmer. Mr J W
Shaver, Mary V
Shonbor!dr. Mrs John
Shafer, Mary V
Simmon. Mlfs Edith
Darney, Mrs J
Dais. Mrs Phoebe
Day. Mrs E F
Davis. Mla Blanche
Daj. Mrs E F
Sinclair. Mrs uora
Dcvereuz. Mtss Sue H Smith, Miss Jowphlne
Dodd. Mrs Alice H Smith. Mrs M K
Drlggs. Mrs. Henry Stanton. Mlsa S I
Durlln. Mrn Harriett Esteers. Mrs G
Frlsbee, Mrs James Sterling. Miss Dora
Feagles, Miss Flossie CStevens, Miss
Ford. Mrs II M Sutton. Mrs Nellie
Gllson. Nellie I Stuart. Mrs R C
Goldstein. Miss L Stewart, Mrs J M
Grove. Miss Minnie Stewart, Mra Milton
Hadley, Mrs Ettle O Stewart. Ml Maud
Haines. Mlfs Rebecca Taber. Miss Lottie
Halkett, Mb Jewle Snyder. Lydla
Hamilton, Mrs F C Terguson. Clara B
Harter. Mrs Mary F Thompson, Mrs Paul B
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Hicks. Mlsp Ethel Price, Mrs
Hobson, Miss Myrtha Traphagen, Mrs Wm C
Hornback, Mrs M H 2
Hamilton. Mies W H Valentine. Mrs John J
Hackett. Miss Mae 2
Houghton. Mrs Van Allen, Mrs E
Jefferson, Maude Van Meter, Mr F
John-on. Mrs Ed Wallar. Mrs Henry
Johnon. Mrs John M Weaver, Mrs Ida
Kenny, Mrs Dean Wilson, Mrs EI
Kellogg. Mrs G D Welrsar, Mis Lydla
Kelley, Mlsa Maude Whitney. Miss May
King, Miss Belle Williams. Miss Russ
Lecrolz. Miss Helen Wiriets. Mrs Cora
Lcwly. Mrs B G Williams. Miss E M
Livingston, Mrs C E Wilson. Miss Grace
McGafrery. Ml Annie Wlnsett. Mrs L F
McGulre, Mlas M E Younger, Mrs Mary
MEN'S LIST.
Anderson, Mr
Arms, Bert
Bahallnger. J A
Babson, Arthur C
Bakotlch, Paul
Banks. Joseph G
Ball. Frank
Lusbough. Henry
Ludeberg, Rev K O
Mclntlre, I W
McCrary, u
McCann, Pat
McGoovern. Chas E
McKecknle. Dr W C
McPherson, Mr 3
Barry. Chas
Barackman, Rev R L Main. J
Beat. Jack .
M.kin.D T? f
Bevans, C W
Berry. Mr & Mrs C.
Bettlnck. J B
Bishop. Chester
Boden, James
Bowser. F R
Klssen, J H
Ktlburn. John A
Kelly, Rev M J
Brey. Geo E
Brltte. N E
Brown. C J
Brown. C A
Jlurgard, Chas
Burger. Mr
Burrell. W II
Burr. W L
Burllson. B
Buttler. Louis
Malun. far H W
Medley. J II
Milne. Wm
SlllfordiOuy
Monroe. C A
Mooney, Harry N 2
Morrlaon, Robert
Murphy, Henry II
Xelfon. John G 2
Nines, Fred
Nlckerson.MI M .
North. T Henry
N W Supply Co
Nutting. B
Nutting. Lucius R 2
Olwn, Oscar J
Orton. J E
Osbum, A J
O'Neill. J H
Burton, Geo K
Paelno Coast xraae
ButtermlUer & Burch- Journal
ardt
Potter, Harry
Coffall. Dr C G
Corder, Robert
Coates, L
Campbell, D C
Pearts, Ed 3
Peurt. Mr & Mrs
Persons, Archie
Petrone, Stefano
Caven. Joseph
Phlnney, Jetty
Campbell. Mr & Mrs Plerson. Henry S
John
Portland Conservatory
Campbell. F C
ChaOln. Wm
Chandler, A L
Chase, S A
Cleland. Rev J A
Cole. W E
Collins. F W
of Music
Portland Saddle Co
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Loan Arn
Potter. H B
Powell, W A
Pulver, John
Cooke, Henry
Leroy. A
Cooper, Master Harry Rae. John
Cronkhlte. L C Randall, Piatt
Dally. J M Rankin. L
Courtland. W C Ring. Johnnie;
Dow. Oliver P Rlsh. Geo W
Darllnjr. Mr & Mrs J MRlnge. Antone
Davenport. Jack
Rlee. E P
Davis, Earl
Davis, Harry C
Jounette. Robert L
Dlgen. David
DWzel. John
Dixon. George W
Domenlk. C
Dorcas. C A
Dodder. Nye J
Drum. Mr & Mrs Ed
Dowel!, J C
Eunson. S
Eaton, Melvln
Eunson. Sam
Eaton, R J
Eddy, Thomas
Electric Belt Co
Evans, J M
Ford. H V
Frankol. I W
Fredericks, Chris
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Gabrlelle, Mme
Gates, A C
Geohegan, T
Glbbs, W A
Gilbert. H K
Glover. L O 5
Getchell. N H
Godfrey. Frank
Gulnn. W A
Haley, James
Hanson. Wm E 2
Hart. Dr O L
Hartley. Lee
Haworth, Rev L M
Heffernlele. P M
Healey. J"P
Hegreners. A A
Hegarty, Daniel F
Helseth, Ole
Heedmann. Dr F E
Holen, R A
Horton. Clarence L
Hodges, Fred
Hayne, Hans
Hammond. Chas
Haglund. E O
Hubbell. Edward
Imlay, Edgar R
Jones, R F
Kley. H O
Kauffman, II J
Kalston. EU
KUburne, J A
King. C A
Rleh. C W
Richardson, Wra
Richardson. James
Rlly, George
Rosett. W
Robinson. F R
Rowland, F M
Rowntree. Mr & Mrs
DL
Russell, Chas
Hhtadorf, Chas
Salverson, Knud 2
Salmarc. Oscar E
Saunders, J W
Sausders, Arthur
Schmidt. Hermann
Seott. Mr& Mrs John
Seward, Herbert
Sedarls. J P
Shdrt. Stephen
Shearer, Mr & Mrs D B
Slmum. E II
Smith, B L
Smith. Chas C
Smith. Henry
Salt. Mr & Mrs John B
Stelne. Geo S
Standard File Co
Stevens, Geo
Stevens. W D
Stewart. Gus
Storey. W T
Stowell. Mr & Mrs
Robert N
Straight. Luther
StrufT. Harry
Sutherland, H L
Taylor, Mr
Taylor. Dr J E
Skoglund, Chas
Shanke. O M A
Thoraan. Toramerm L
Thatcher, L
Thompson, J B
Truber, R R
Tuttle, Wm
Turner, J G
Union Carbide Co
Votruba. John
Walton, John .
Walker, Chas
Wbb, Geo A
Winter. G B
Wells. E H
Whealen, James 2
Whltlntr. M N
King. Chas
White. Thos
Knox. Mr & Mrs PeterWhlte. J H
Knox. W A White, Edward S
Krow. Adolph Wlltsee. Geo A
Kundret. Harry G Wills. S D
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PACKAGES.
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A. B. CROASMAN. P. M.
Two Mllez on Wheel In 4 til.
NEW YORK, July 13. There was an
attendance of over 6000 at the Vailsburg
track today. "While the long-mark men
captured the money In the "half-mile for
professionals, they did not do so well in
tho Spartan open for professionals at two
miles. This was the race of the day and
brought out 33 starters. The time, 4:11.
la probably the fastest ever made in a
scratch race. Summary?
Half-mile handicap, professional Won
by Ralph Depalm. Brooklyn (SO yards):
N. J. Grady, Chlcopee (50 yards), second;
John Bedell. Lynnbrook, third; time.
Two miles, open. Spartan professional
J "Won by Frank L. Kramer. East Orange;
Downing, Hopkins & Co,
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John Bedell. Lynnbrook, second; Owen S.
Kimble, Louisville, third; Iver Lawson,
Salt Lake City, fourth: time. 4:11.
Estes G. Rathlionc Gets Home.
CINCINNATI. July 13. Estes G. Rath
bone, late Director-General of Posts In"
Cuba, arrived here at noon today, and
was met at the St. Nicholas Hotel during
the afternoon and evening by many of
his old neighbors. He will go to his
former home at Hamilton Tuesday, After
spending a week or more here attending to
hlo personal affairs, he will join his fam
ily In Western New York. This Is the
first visit of Mr. Rathbone to his home
since the recent trials in Havana, and he
was received by many friends whose calls
presented the appearance of a reception.
To all inquiries of newspaper men. Mr.
Rathbone replied that he had nothing fur
ther to say regarding Cuban affairs; that
he had sent his petition to Congress tor
a full Investigation, and pending, action
on that petition he would not discuss any
phase of the Cuban situation.
Slant's Crown Prince Comlnpr.
NEW YORK. July 13. It is learned from
authoritative sources that the Crown
Prince of Slam will wme to the United
States In the same simple manner that
he has visited King Edward and tho va
rious Continental rulers, accompanied only
by his brother, the next In succession to
the Crown Prince, and two aids de camp,
officers In the Siamese Army.
jThe Crown Prince is In his 22d year, and
for more than eight years has lived In
England, speaking and writing the lan
guage. He has been educated In Oxford,
is president of the Cosmopolitan Club of
that university, and Is most simple and
unaffected In his manner. He Is said to
be thoroughly Imbued with. "Western civ
ilization, as Is also his father, the King
of Slam. He will call on the President
nnd the Secretary" of State officially, either
in "Washington or such other place as the
American authorities may desire.
A larre batch a! Missouri oHldals were in
dicted for playlnR penny ante on a fishing trip.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Go.
For Soulh-Eastern Alaska.
Leave Seattle!
COTTAGE ClTT. CITY OF
SEATTLE or CITY OF TO
PEKA. 0 P. M.. July 2. 0.
10. H. 18, 22. 20. .TO; Aug. a.
7, 11. 15. 10. 23. 20. 31. riPO-
KANE. 0 A. u., Juiy lz, ze.
For San Francisco
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Steamers connect at San Francisco with com
pany's steamers for porta In Southern Califor
nia, Mexico and Humboldt Bay.
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THE DALLES-PORTLAND ROUTE.
STRS. TAHOMA AND METLAKO.
Dally trips except Sunday.
STR. TAHOMA.
Lv. Portland Mon.. Wed., Frl...
Lv. Dalles Tues.. Thurs.. Sat....
STR. METLAKO.
Lv. Tortland Tues., Thurs., sat..
i.v. Dalles Mon.. Wed.. Frl
...T A. M.
...7 A. M.
...7 A. M.
7 A. M.
Landing tool oi Aiuer sircci, roruanu, ur.
Both phones. Main 331.
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Ticket Office 122 Third St. Phone 630
LEAVE The Flyer dally to and
No. 4 ifrom St. Paul, Mlnne-
0:15 P. M. apoILs. Duluth, Chicago
ARRIVE
No. 3
;.00 A. M
land an points East.
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
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RIOJUN MARU
For Japan, China and alt Asiatic points, will
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About July 15.
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, STEAMERS
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TIME CARD.
STR. REGULATOR.
Leaves Portland Tues., Thurs.. Sat. 1A.M.
Leaes Dalles Mon.. Wed.. Frl., 7 A. M.
STR. DALLES CITY.
Leaves Portland Mon., Wed., Frl., 7 A. M.
Leaves Dulles Tues., Thurs.. Sat.,, 7 A. M.
CASCADE LOCKS AND RETURT; DAILY.
LANDING OAK S . DOCK PORTLAND.
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ANCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL STEAM ERS-
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AH&
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
SHOigr Line
mm pacific
UNION DEPOT. I Leave. Arrive.
CHICAGO-PORTLAND 8 00 A. M. 4:30 P. M.
SPECIAL. Dally. Dully.
For the East via Hunt
ington, j
SPOKANE FLYER. 6-13 P. M. 7:00 A.M.
For Eastern Washing- Dally. Dally,
ton, Walla Walla. Lew
lstton, Coeur d'Alcne
and Gt. Northern points
ATLANTIC EXPRESS VW P. M. V10A. M.
For tho East via Hunt- Dally. Dally.
Ington.
OCEAN AXD 1UVER, SCHEDULE.
FOR SAN FRAN- -From
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SS. Geo. -W. Elder Dock
July 1. 11. 21. 31. 5:00 P. M.
SS. Columbia 8:00 P. M.
July ft, 10, 20.
FOfl ASTORIA and 3:00 P. M. 5-00 P. M.
way points, connecting Dally ex. Dally,
with str. for Ilwaco and Sunday. ex. Sun.
North Beach, str. Haa-
salo. Ash-street Duck. Sat.,
10 P. M. r
For INDEPENDENCE 0:45 A.M- 0:00 P. M.
and way points. tr. Mon., Tues.,
RUTH, Ash-st. Dock. Wed.. Thurs..
(Water permitting.) Frl. Sat..
FOR DAYTON. Oregon
City and Yamhill River 7-00 A. M 3:00 P.M.
points, str. Modoc, Ash- Tues., Mors..
street Dock. Thurs.. Wed..
(Water permitting.) Sat. Frl.
STEAMER T. J. POTTER.
For Astoria and Hwaco. dally except Sunday
and Monday. Leaves Ash-Street Deck thl3 week
a follows: Tuesday. 10:30 A. M.; Wednesday,
ll-3t A. M.. Thursday. 12'30 P. M.; Frliley,
1.20 P. M.; Saturday. 2.0O P. M.
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washington.
Telephone. Main 712.
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Tokohama and Hong Ko.ig. calling at
Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight
via connecting steamers for Manila. Port Ar
thur and Vladlvostock.
INDRASAMHA SAILS ABOUT JULY 23.
For rates and full Information call on or ad
drew officials or agents of O. R. &. N. Co.
EAST to
SOUTH
lloyt Sts.
Depot, titli and
Leave
Arrive
OVERLAND EX
PRESS TRAINS.
3:30 P. M.
for Salem. Rose
7:43 A. M.
burg. Ashland, Sac
ramento, Ogden,
San Franclsuo. Mo
jave, Los Angeles.
El Paso, New Or
leans and the East.
At Woodburn
dally except Sun
day), mowing truin
connects wltu train
for Mt. Angel, btl
verton, Browns
ville. Sprlngfleid.
and Natron, and
Albany Local tor
Mt. Angel and SU
vcrton. Albany passenger ..
Corvallls passenger.
3:30 A M.
7:00 P. M.
4:00 P. M.
7:30 A. M.
'10:10 A. M.
5:30 P. M.
114 :SQ P. M. Sheridan passenger.! '3:23 A. M.
Dally. IjDally except Sundar.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Pawenger Depot, foot of Jefferson street.
Leave Portland dally for Oswego at 7:20 A M..
12:30. 1:35. 3:25. 4:40, 0:23. S:30 P. M. Dally
except Sunday, 5:30. 0:40 A. M.. 3:03, 11:30
r. M. Sunday only, 0 A. M.
Arrive at Portland dally at 8:30 A. M.. 1:33.
3:10. 4S30. 8:15. 7:40. 10 P. M. Daliy except
Sunday. 0.33, 10 50 A. M.; except Monday.
12-40 A. M., Sunday only, 10:05 A M.
Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, 5:03
P. M. Arrive Portland 0:30 A. M.
Rebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sac
ramento and San Francisco. Net rates. $17.50
first class and 314 second class. Second clasa
Includes sleeper: drat class does not.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also
JAPAN. CHINA. HONOLULU and AUS
TRALIA. CITY TICKET OFFICE, corner Third and
'Washington streets. Phono Mala 712-
TIME CARD
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
Leaves. Arrives,
Puget Sound Limited.. 7:23 AM. 6:43 P.M.
Kansas Clty-St. Louis
Special 11:10 A.M. 11:10 P.M.
North Coast Limited... 3:30P.M. 7:00 AM.
Tacoma, Seattle Night
Express 11:43 P.M. 3:03 P.M.
Tako No. 8 Puget Sound Limited, cr th
North Coast Limited for South Bend and
Gray's Harbor points and Olympla.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
235 Morrison st., Portland. Oft
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
LEAVES
Depot Fifth and
I Streets.
ARRIVES
For Maygers, Rainier,
Clatskanle, Westport.
Clifton, Astoria, War
renton. Flavel, Ham
mond. Fort Stevens.
Gearhart Pk., Seaside,
Astoria and Seashore...
Express Dally.
Astoria Express.
Dally except baturday.
Portland-Seaside Ex
press, Saturday only.
8:00 A. M.
11:10 A U,
D:40 P. M.
7:00 P. M.
2:30 P. M.
Ticket ofilce. 253 Morrison st. and Union Depot.
J. C. MAYO. Gen. Pom. Agt.. Astoria. Or.
FOUR SEPARATE AND
DISTIMGT SERVICES.
FsrTvln-SrrrW Pnrnrr 9r.-mrc call.
I Ing regularly from Boston, Portland and
monircai iu nvciyuui, aiso oosion to
Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet,
"Mediterranean Illustrated." For rates, etc.
apply to Thos. Cook & Son, General
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1 St, San Francisco, Cal.
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