THE MORNING OKEGONIAN, SATURDAY,- NOYE3IBEB 11, 1905.
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AWARDSINFORESTRY
Oregon Leads All States in
Winning Medals.
WASHINGION STANDS NEXT
California Takes Third Placo and
the Other States and Foreign
Countries Trail Along:
With Few prizes.
Oregon'jj supremacy In all the branches
of forestry, Is very eloquently set out by
the announcement of forestry awards at
the Lewis and Clark Exposition, made
public .yesterday by Exhibits Director
Henry E. Dosch. "With a score of com
petitors and at least one state intent
upon carrying away the greater part of
the awards, Oregon exhibitors succeeded
in carrying away more awards than all
the others combined- The official award
list shows Oregon to have a total of 93
awards to jts credit. Sixty-seven of this
number are for gold medals, a dozen sil
ver, seven bronze and seven diplomas of
honorable mention.
Washington Is the closest competitor.
That enterprising state entered the field
Intent upon making a wide swath in the
forestry department and sent the 'ery
choicest exhibits. But "Washington Is
beaten by a very wide margin, having
received a total of 43 awards, of which
S3 are for gold medals and ten for silver.
California holds third place with 13
awards, eight of which call for gold
medals and five for silver. Other com
peting states loom up very small on the
award list. Louisiana stands fourth with
five awards, two gold, one silver and two
bronze. "Wyoming has one gold and one
sliver medal. New York, Michigan and
Colorado have one gold medal apiece,
while of the foreign competitors, Queens
land, England and Canada each carried
away one gold medal. Theofflclal award
h list is as follows:
Xist of Hold Medal Awards.
Baker, Ferry Lumber Company. Everett,
Wash. Panel of flr Interior finishing lum
ber City of Ballard. "Wash. Collective exhibit of
forestry and manufactured products.
S. Bun Flume Company, Qutncy, Or. Ex
hibit of cedar poles, cedar roof shingles.
F. 8. Barnes. Forest Grove, Or. Collection
of Oregon mountain yew wood bows and ar
rows Berry Bros., Ltd.. Detroit. Mich. Turtlebark
redwood burl, polished on one side.
L. S. Bonney, Oregon City. Or. Cedar
ehlnglc.
Louis Bowerman. Albany, Or. Turned woods.
Bridal Veil Lumbering Company. Bridal
Veil, Or Oregon flr and larch lumber.
Brooklyn CoopTago Company, New Orleans,
La, Cyprees barrels.
Burpje & LeUson, Ltd.. Belllngham. Wash.
Shingle exhibit.
State of California General collection of for
estry products, installation and photographs.
C T. Canfleld. Belllngham, "Wash. Alaska,
cedar ctnes.
Chambers Shingle Company. Portland, Or.
Cedar ehlnples.
Chehalls Fir Door Company, Chehalis, Wash.
Display of flr doors.
Centralis Shingle Company. Centralla, Wash.
Dimension shingles, red cedar.
Clark-Nlckerson Lumber Company, Everett.
Wash Flr plank 5 feet S Inches by 16 feet
4 Inches, rough; exhibit of red cedar plank,
unfinished.
Columbia Cedar Company, Portland. Or. Ce
dar shingles.
Columbia River Door Company, Rainier, Or.
Cedar in Columbia County's booth; six stock
doors of different woods; sawed cedar board;
fancy cedar burl.
Coos Bay Mattress Factor-, Marebfleld, Or.
Two bales excelsior.
Crescent City Moss Ginnery, New Orleans.
La. Prepared Spanish -Moss.
J- C. Crissler. Palo Alto. Cal. Inlaid tabic
of native woods.
Eastern & Western Lumber Company. Port
landFir flag pole. 20S feet tall. 8 Inches at
top. 30 Inches at bottom; one wide -flr plank
table,
Everett Interior Finishing Company. Ever
ett, Wash". Hand carved shield of flr.
Excelsior Wooden Pipe Company. San Fran
cisco Redwood pipe for underground use.
R. Fanton. Canby. Or. Cedar shingles.
R. Foster's Planing Mill, Pendleton. Or.
Exhibit of white pine, doors of flr and ce
dar. Fresno Flume & Irrigation Company. Clovls,
Cal. Sugar pine plank.
Ralph C. Geer. Portland One myrtle table,
one cherry stump, one chlttem log.
John H. Gordon. Cheyenne, Wyo. Collection
of Wyoming woods.
Gorham & Sutthoff Company, Seattle Five
manufactured arches of native wood.
Grand Ronde Lumber Company. Perry, Or.
ArtlHlc wall exhibit of Oregon white pine
and tamarack.
Gray's Harbor Commercial Company. Cos
mopolls. Wash. One spruce plank 10 feet
wide.
Hammond Lumber Company. Portland
White pine, hemlock, flr and redwood lum
ber F. D. Harm, Centralla, Wash. Display of
cedar doors. 4
George H. Hines, Portland Two Oregon
grape trees, 14 feet high and 3 inches In di
ameter. William Holme. Woodbunu Or. Inlaid table
said to contain 25,000 pieces of Oregon-grown
oak and walnut.,
Jack & Wilson. WIHamlna, Or. Handles
from native oak.
L C Jameson, Portland One yellow flr
plank.
Jones Lumber Company. Portland Sixteen
pieces of flr plank dressed.
Junction City Manufacturing Company,
Junction City. Or. Common and coarse ex
celsior, wood-wool, etc
Lldgerwood Manufacturing Company. New
Tork City Working miniature logging opera
tion. Lincoln Shingle Company. Arlington. Waeh.
Panel of red cedar shingles.
Linn County. Or. Front of Ijooth, contain
ing 88 varieties of Linn County Woods; dis
play table, made of Oregon pine.
W, R. McCord. Portland Exhibit of inlaid
wood, all Oregon woods.
H. McCorrolck. McCormlck, Wash. Red ce
dar shingles; eectlon of flr tree 43 feet In cir
cumference .and 8 feet high.
Pat McCoy Logging Company, Edison. Wash.
Three cedar planks.
S. A. Manning, Salem. Or. One transverse
section of maple burl.
Marlon County. Or. Display of blocks, pol
ished. Mazama Club. Portland Model showing Mt.
Hood and vicinity; collection of pictures and
relics.
Mercer & Hodgson, Eureka, Cal. Redwood
moldings, doors, etc
Millar's Karri & Jarrah Company. L9.,
London, ng. Western Australian hardwoods.
Morrison Mill Co.. Belllngham. Wash. Ex
hibit of spruce And flr boxes.
George Murphy, Arlington, Wash. Section
of large flr tree.
Nieolai Bros.' Company. Portland Sample
of the- native woods of Oregon.
North Bend Manufacturing Company. North
Bend. Or. Eleven doors and two columns and
pediment.
Northwest Door Company. Portland Two flr
doors. 1 cedar door. 1 larch or -noble flr door
and 1 panel of Oregon woods, all polished.
Northwestern Lumber Company, Hoqutam.
Wash. One .spruce -plank.
Northwestern Woodenware Company, Ta
coma, Wash. Collection, of palls, tubs, casks,
firkins and miscellaneous woodenware.
Nudd & Taylor. Centralla. Wash. Display
of wood gutters.
Oregon Lumber Company, Inglls. Or. Cedar
shingles.
Oregon Pine Needle Fiber Company, La
Grande. -Or. Fiber for mattresses, etc: pine
needle oil.
J.S.ta.le .? Oregon Map of Oregon, showing
distribution and density of timber In the
taUj 62 pieces dressed commercial lumber;
4 log tactions cut to show three faces, two
of alder, two of white ilr; two nr planks:
one cottonwood log chain; 118 polished ve
neer panels, representing commercial woods of
Oregon: one flr flag pole. lS4Uj feet tall: com
plete collection of polished woods, showing all
of the native trees of Oregon; two fir log
sections; li pieces curly maple polished on
stand.
Pacific. Pine Needle Co.. Oranfs Pass. Or
Pine .needle fiber, mattresses, pillowa.. ex
tract and by-products.
Pacific Redwood Shingle Co.. Bureka. Cal
Shingles.
Panel & Folding Box Co.. Hoquiam. Wash.
Berry boxes, fruit baskets and crates.
James B. Parker, Newberg. Or. Handles
brake blocks and lent pins from native oak. '
William Parks, Centralla, Wash.-Red cedar
shlnalea,
Portland Lumber Co.. Portland Fir lumber
Portland Manufacturing Co.. Portland Ve
neer panels, coffee and spice drums, baskets
trunk stock and excelsior.
Brisbane. Queensland Exhibit of wood sam
ples, rough and polished.
George Richards. Albany, Or. Ax handles.
.Ralph H. .Rosa, Bandon, Or. Port Orford
cedar pl&ak.
E, Rupe. Sllverton. Or. Wheelbarrow,
WAJMO hub, wagon spoke, axe feasdlee.
St. Paul & Tacoma, Lumber Co., Taccraa
Flr plank. 6x10 feet 3 lncber.
Seaside Spruce Lumber Co., Seaside, Or.
Koom finished in natural color in spruce.
F. P. Sheasgrene, Corvallls, Or. Hardwood
panels of Benton County woods.
Edmund P. Sheldon. Portland 730 .mounted
plants in revolving cabinets.
81erra Lumber Co.. Red Bluff, Cat Display
of building material, sample doors la minia
ture. Simpson Lumber Co.. North Bend. Or. Port
Orford white cedar log; also planks cut from
white cedar,
Simpson Lumber Co.. South Bend, Wash.
Specimen of flr 11 feet In diameter, used for
an office by attendant on Pacific County ex
hibit. Smith &. Scudder, Belllngham, Wash. Broom
handles, etc.
Sol Smith. Sllverton, Or.-5nlaId table made
Of Ortron woods.
The C K. Spauldlng Logging Co., Newberg,
Or. Lumber for building.
Standard Box Co., Portland Three curly flr
boards, polished. ,
Star Box Co.. Portland Boxes, box abooka
and spruce lumber,
Stephens Bros., Monroe, Wash. Rustic office
wet, rustic typewriter desk.
Sugar & White Tine Agency, San Francisco
Sugar and yellow pine planks, white pine
stumps, etc.
Mrs. A. R Sweetser, Eugene. Or. CO water
color drawings of Oregon wild flowers and
toadstools.
Valley Manufacturing Co., Woodburn, Or.
Axe. mallet, hammer and hatchet handles,
singletrees and tent pegs.
Veal & Sons, Albany, Or. Eight fir chairs,
finished in natural color of wood.
WacKington Pipe A. Foundry Co., Tacoma
Wooden pipe, iron banded.
State of Washington Comprehensive collec
tion of commercial woods produced, in the
State of Washington.
West Coast Lumber Co., Centralla, Wash.
Red cedar shingles.
Western Cooperage Co., Houlton, Or. Coop
ers" stock, manufactured Into barrels.
Western Handle Manufacturing Co., Dallas,.
ur. axc. pick, kim go ana Hammer nanaies,
made from Oregon oak.
Wwt Oregon Lumber Co., Clatskanle, Or.
.Exhibit or V celling.
The Osgood-Wheeler Co., Tacoma. Wash.
Red cedar and flr products.
List of Stiver Medal Awards.
J. S. Bohanan, Independence. Or. Samples
of ash, maple, oak, flr, cedar and cherry
lumber.
Bryan-Lucas Lumber Co., Falls City, Or.
Samples of flr lumber.
J. A. Cottrell. Eureka, Cal. Redwood mold
ings, doors, etc
William C. Cuslrk, Union, Or. 2S0 mounted
plants in revolving cabinets.
Diamond Match Co., Sterling County Dis
play of wood, sugar pine, oak and apruce.
Eclipse Mill Co.. Everett. Wash. Merchant
able lumber and panels of flr, spruce, larch,
maple, yew, mountain cedar -end alder.
Ferry Baker Lumber Co., Everett, Wash.
Exhibit of panel red cedar dimension shingles.
Gold Bar Lumber Co., Gold Bar, Wash.
Panel of flr flooring.
Hammond Lumber Co., Eureka, Cal. Red
wood doors.
Everett M. Heacock, Newberg. Or. Turned
wood from native alder.
Humboldt Milling Co., Fortuna, Cal. Red
wood moldings, doors, etc
Hygienic Mattress Co.. Portland Pine
needles, pillows and mattresses filled with pine
needle fiber.
Jackson County, Oregon Black alder, Oregon
asht sugar pine, Oregon maple.
E. X. Lambert, Elma, Wash. One complete
natural alohabet.
Larson Lumber Co., Belllngham, Wash.
One cross section of flr, 11 feet in diameter,
three panels of finished product.
Normal LlnB. Everett, Wash. Ruttic settee
made of b rue.
Captain a L. Malone. Alsea, Or, Maple
burls.
Marion County, Or. Display of board mads
of various kinds of timber.
J. M. Medler. Chehalls. Wash. Caeca ra bark.
New Orleans Naval Stores Company, New
Orleans, La. Turpentine, commercial grades
resin.
State ot Oregon Spruce plank 7 feet wide
6 Inches thick and 16 feet long.
Redwood Association. San Francisco Red
wood planks, doors, molding, etc
Sacramento Manufacturing Company, Sacra
mentoBale of excelsior.
Sallda Board of Trade. Sallda. Colo. Rub
ber In crude state; rubber plant cultivated
and uncultivated.
J. H. Settlemler & Sons. Woodburn, Or.
Specimens of forest products.
Oeorge Smith, Lane County. Or. Bamboo.
Three Lakes Lumber Company, Three Lakes,
Wash. Panel of siding.
J. R. Vandyke Everett, Wash. Table and
panel rack.
Victoria and Vancouver Tourist Associations.
Canada, B. C Specimens of native woods of
British Columbia.
Walla Walla Co.. Walla Walla. Wash.
Collective exhibit of black locust, box alder
and alderberry.
State of Wyoming, Cheyenne, Wyo. Table
made of Wyoming -woods.
Yamhill County, Or. Exhibit of oak. hazel,
vine maple, alder, chlttlm. wild red cherry.
Bronte Medal Awards.
N. A. Baker. Independence, Or. Canes.
Boston & Wyoming Lumber Company. Al
bany County. Wyo. Collection ot samples of
lumber.
F. Coad. Dallas, Or. Case oak.
W. w. Johnson- Lumber Company. Dallas.
Or. Samples of alder, flr and hemlock boards.
Mrs. Grace JC Miller. Oregon City Spec!,
mens of dogwood and maple.
State of Oregon One corkscrew log. 18
Inches In diameter and 10 Inches In length.
W. P. Richardson, New Orleans. La. Fat
pine knot distillation products; tar, turpentine
and charcoal. r
"WW ted A Wifeless Company, Alden Bridge.
La. White pine moldings.
J. S. White, Ironside. Or. Wood chain 40
Inches long made from one stick of pins.
Diplomas ef Honorable Meattos.
Oliver Altra, Toledo. Or. Wood, various
kinds.
U. 6. Armstrong, Barlow. Or. Curio, knot
of dogwood tree.
G. W. Dunn. Ashland. Or. Mountain ma
hogany, ash, maple, black oak and white oak.
,.G- P- 5' Lincoln County, Or. Collection
Lincoln County woods.
N. B. Matthelson, Malheur City, Or. Moun
tain mahogany.
IL F. Meader, Medford, Or. Manranlta
wood, raadrona wood.
Dr. G. A. Pogue. -Ontario, Or. Sagebrush
CAPT.BRUIN'S FIRST ORDER
0
He Finds Police looking Slouchy
and Issues Reprimand.
Although Inspector of Police Patrick
Bruin may have obtained his position by
a stretch of the city charter and civil
service rules, he has become acquainted
with some things in the department that
have been greatly overlooked. Inspector
Bruin has spent a great deal of his line
on the streets lately, and last nlcht Issued
an order that will shake up patrolmen.
in rus aauy ana nightly travels the In
spector has noticed that policemen are
In the habit of standing on street corners
indulging In what he considers idle gos
sip with pedestrians and. with Xellow-offl-cers.
"I have noticed several policemen," says
the inspector In his report to the captain
of police, "chewing tobacco while on duty
and spitting the 'Juice' promiscuously on
the clean pavements in the presence of
any one who may happen along.
"I have noticed several policemen with
their coats unbuttoned while on duty on
the streets and street corners, thus giving
a slovenly appearance to the wearer; also
some policemen while off duty wearing
half -uniform and half civilian clothing.
Buch practices of a few have a tendency
to reflect discredit on the organization."
The report was given to captains of po
lice to be read to their men, with the ap
proval of Chief Grltzmacher. Tho order
last night is the first that has been issued
by Inspector Bruin.
Reception to Dr. House.
The members of the First Congrega
tional Church gave Rev. E. L. House
an elaborate reception last night in
commemoration of the fourth year of
his pastorate in Portland. The guests
assembled between 8 and 9 o'clock, the
commodious parlors of the large church
being crowded with the " numerous
friends which the pastor has made
curing his residence here. The event
was entirely informal, various members
of the congregation meeting guests at
the door, wiile Dr. and Mrs. House re
ceived congratulations and greetings
at the other end of the parlors. 'An or
chestra furnished delightful string mu
sic throughout the evening and the
ladies of the church served -such re
freshments as they have long been
noted for. It was one of the most thor
oughly successful and enjoyable af
fairs ever given by the Congregation
alists and Dr. House It Justified in
feeling that he has won the hearts of
his people.
La Grippe Thrice Cared.
'I have had the grip three different
thqea," says Mrs. Thomas Cleland, or Al
liance. Ohio, and was left with a bad
cough. Every time I was cured by the
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
I -can not speak too Mealy of this valua
ble aselidse." Far sale by all druggtets.
The Newest Things
I
Twelve different styles of regular $i8
garments. There are about 160 of these
Coats, empire, box, ripple, long, medium
and short lengths; today
sio.oo
The best Coat ever listed in this paper
at $22.00, special today only
S14.00
All who see us say. "Your coat stock -is
the greatest in town." It is tremendous.
All kinds of coats. We will today
show you about 2000 Ladies' Coats.
New Winter Shirtwaist Salts
Don't fail to call and sec these and
don't fail to note that wc show more
Coats in our window than any three
stores in Portland. We have strong as
sortments of Suits, Long Coats, Box
Coats, Jacket and Eton style Suits You
will get what you want.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE, and. re
member, we own, operate and maintain
a manufacturing plant for the making of
Ladies' Garments, and have the real man
tailors to nt you. Trie garments you puiv
chase in our store will be handled in an
expert manner! You will find no such
equipment elsewhere as Ave maintain at
our store. We have a splendid line of
Silk Petticoats, Dress Skirts, etc, etc
THE J.
NMUNE01PALC0URT
Mark Schlussel, Reformer, Is
Not Successful.
HE ARRESTS HIS PARTNER
Charge Is Dismissed by Judge Cam
eron Other Cases Which Come
tip for Disposition
Before Him.
As a reformer, Mark Schlussel. a local
real estate and rental agent, is a failure.
He played that role recently, but -was
worsted, and: when he carried matters
into the Municipal Court, he "fell down"
there also. The object of his effort was
Miss Jennie Galantcr. who so appealed
to his generous nature and sympathetic
disposition that he became the Good Sa
maritan, and out ot the bounUrulness of
his soul picked her up from the Jericho
road of despair and made her a parther-
with him In a cigar store.
In the Municipal Court yesterday he
had Miss Galanier charged With larceny
by embezzlement in the sum. of $9, and.
during the hearing made the startling
statement that she had "done him up"
for not less than $300 while she was In'
business with him in the store at 151
Sixth street.
Schlussel was represented by Ralph
Moody, as private prosecutor, and Miss
Galanter was defended by H. Citron.
Alter much -wrangling between lawyers
and the complainant, in which "Judge
Cameron xrequenuy had to demand -ces
sation of the uproar, the case was thrown
out and the defendant discharged, upon
the ground that, being a partner with
Schlussel, the defendant bad a right to
take money.
Schlussel demonstrated beyond the per
adventure of a doubt that he possessed
a most generous nature, for he swore
that he found Miss -Galanter 'sick: in feed.
alone and uncared for; -she had no money
ana was really, be said, an object of
pity. Without taking one thought as to
repayment of It, he presented to her at
first sight $20, -with which to purchase
medicine and secure the services of a
physician. In due Urae, he said, she
recovered, and expressed a desire to enter
upon a. business career -with him. and he
gave her the opportunity her heart craved
for.
Having childlike faith In her upright
ness and honesty, he said, he placdd her
in charge of the cigar store. She was to
conduct it as manager, and was to pay
him on installments $700 for her half
interest. She never paid him a cent, he
i
You will find in our
Cloak and Suit
Stock
SPECIAL NOTICE
From 6 P. M. until closing time, 9:30 o'clock
this evening, the famous $1.50
Sunburst Plaited Skirt .
will be sold at 75c
These are some new ones the beautiful
EMPIRE COATS
TODAY'S SPECIALS
M. ACHESON CO
FIFTH AND ALDER STREETS
said, and in addition robbed him. He
thought it real cruel on her part.
"How do you know she robbed the Ull
of S3T' asked Citron, for the defense,
when Schlussel had finished his direct
examination. 6
"The register shows it," replied Schlus
sel. "Why didn't you aceuse her of stealing
ISO. Instead of XT' asked Citron, firing up.
"Because I'm an honorable man," re
torted Schlussel.
"You're the only man -who thinks so, I
guess," hoUy replied Citron.
"Tut-tut. gentlemen, this won't do," In
terposed Judge Cameron.
The case went on with many thrills
and fiery utterances and explanations,
until Judge Cameron finally discharged
Miss Galanter.
B. Sharrad Is the peat buyer on the
Portland market. If what he said In court
yesterday Is true. He purchased a cheese
weighing 3D pounds for $1.25. and a tub
of butter weighing 40 pounds for $1, ac
cording to his statement. Things ap
peared In a vasUy different light, how
ever, when Emll Marquart told the court
that the cheese and butter were stolen
from a local merchant by himself and
that he sold the stuff to Sharrad. the
latter having posiUve'knowiedge that he
was buying stolen goods. Upon this
showing. Sharrad was held to the grand
I TIME MEANS MONEY
.: TAKE IT AND MAKE IT
By attending Auction Sale of Japanese
Art Goods in Chamber of Commerce
Building. All that remains of big Fair
Exhibit MUST be closed out at once.
'PRICES NO OBJECT
COMMISSIONERS MUST
" : SALES DAILY
GHAS. H. O'CONNOR
Auctioneer
jury. Marquart. who Is a young man,
is already serving a term of six months
on the, county rockplle.
T. S. "Wilson was held to the grand
jury, on evidonce supplied by Miss Jennie
Seghers, aged 15 years. Both man and
girl were taken In a raid on a disorderly
house at Second and Taylor streets at 2
o'clock yesterday morning. Gibson and
Randall, proprietors of the place, are In
jail on charges and four women are held
for hearings.
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOB TOILET AND BATH
Ptor rha4 by 'Iwfk
eatck every stain and took heftaiiy
dirty. Umm4 Say ell ram arts sat mIt
Km dirt, bat xlx tht las-xaed, ajur4
jestkk, and rtsiermt thm fUifra fm
'fktr MMiurml hatuty.
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Frew soap not rl-rta by drerxiat witaoat thla
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Portland, The Dalles Reute
Regulator Line Steamers
Leave Portland and The Dalles daily
except Sunday 7 A. M.. connecting
with Columbia River & Northern
Railway for Klickitat Valley Points.
Direct line for Moffetg, Mineral,
St. Martin's and Collins Hot Springs.
Landing and wharf at foot of Alder
Street.
'Phone Main 914.
The Commodious A1
Steamship OLYMPIA
(4000 Taaa)
Sails for San Francisco and
Lo's Angeles Direct,
TUESDAY, Nov. 14
From Columbia Deck No. I, at 8 P.
M. Ticket Office, 251 Washla
tanSt. H. YOUNG, Agent.
ALASKA
FAST AND POPULAR STEAMSHIPS
LEAVE SEATTLE 9 P. M.
"JeJTenea," Nor. 28. 8 P. M., via
WraogeL
"DelplUa," Not. B and 17. 9 P. M.,
via. "WrangeL
TaralleB," Not. 10 and 24. 9 P. M
via, fTrangel and Metlakantla.
CHEAP EXCURSION KATES.
On excursion trips steamer, calls at
Sitka. Metlakahtla, Glacier. Wraugel.
etc.. in addition to regular porta of
call.
Call or send for "Trip to "Wonderful
Alaska." "Indian Baskatry," "Totem
Poles."
THE ALASKA 8. S. CO..
Frank Wools ty Co., Agents.
252 Oak St. Portland. Or.
S.F. & Portland Steamship Co.
Operatlsr taa Oslr Passexger Steamers for
Baa :Fraackce Direct.
Sailing Dates From Portland S. S. Co
lombia, Nor. 12. 22; Dec. 2. 12, 22; S. S.
Senator. Not. 17, 27: Dec 7. 17, 27. From
Alai worth Dock (end of 3d st.) at' S P. M.
REDUCED ROUND-TRIP RATE. 523.00.
Berth a& Xeals Iaclsded.
JAS. H. DEWSON, Art.
Pbe&e Mala 368-. 28 Watdaio St.
JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship TYDEUS
Sailing from Tacoma, "VTaah., at daylight.
November 23. for Yokohama, Kobe,
Shanghai and Honjkonp. has excellent
accommodations for steerage passengers:
rate, UlJd.
FRANK WOOLSXY-CO.,- AGENTS,
2 Oak at,, Pertlaad. Or.
I
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XXAYXLEX'S GCXDJC
Oregon
SHOIgJilgfi
i Union Pacific
3 TRAINS TO THE EAST TATT.
Through Pullman standards and tourist
sieeplns-cars dally to Omaha. Chlcaco. Spo
kane; tourist sleeping-car daily to Kansas
City; through- Pullman tourist sleeping-car
(personally conducted) weekly to Chicago.
Reclining chair-cara (scats free) to the East
dally.
UNION DEPOT. Leaves. Arrives
?JA-pORTLAJfD 3:13 A. M. 5:23 P M.
SPECIAL for the East Daily. Dahy.
via Huntington.
SPOKANE FLYER. : Dfy SrWrrM
For Eastern Washington. Walla -al!a.
Lewlston, Coeur d'Alene and Great Northern
points.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS s.ls p ir -.ls v
&on!Ea3t'k'l,lHUnt' Dalfr.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 P. M. 3:00 P. M.
way points, connecting Dally. Dally,
with steamer for llwa- except except
co and "North Beach, Sunday. Sunday,
steamer Hassalo. Ash- Saturday,
st. dock twater per.) 10:00 P. M
FOR DAYTON. Ore- 7:C0 A. M 5:30 P MI
gon City and Yamhill Dally, Dally.
River points, Ash-st. except except
dock (water per.) Sunday. Sunday.
For Lewiston, Idaho, and way points from.
Rlcarla. Wash.
Leave Riparia 5:0 A. M. or upon arrival
train No. 4. dally except Saturday.
Arrive Rlparla A P. M.. dally except Friday.
Ticket Offlcr. Third and Washington:.
Telephone Mala 7i2. C. W. Stiaxer. City
Ticket Agt; A. L. Craig. Gen. Passenger Ag
EAST via
SOUTH
Leaves.
UNION DEPOT.
Arrives.
OVERLAND EX
PRESS TRAINS
for Salem. Rose
burg. Ashland.
Sacramento. Og
den San Francis
co. Mojave, Los
Angeles, El Paso.
New Orleans and
the East.
Morning train
connect at Wood
burn dally except
Sunday with train
'or Mount Angel,
Sllverton, Browns
ville. Springfield.
Wendllng and Na
tron. Eugene passenger
connects, at Wood
bum with Mt. An
gel and Sllverton
local.
Corvallla passenger
Sheridan passenger
Forest Grove
Passoiger.
SU5 P. M.
7:25 A. X
3:33 P. M.
3r
S:30 A. M.
6:00 P. M.
10:35 A. IS,
7:30 A.
:50 P.
3:50 P. M.
8:25 A. M
tl:SO P. M
110:45 P. M.
Dally. IDaily except Sunday.
PORTLAND-OSWEGO SUBURBAN
SERVICE AND YAMHILL I
DIVISION.
Depot, Foot of Jefferson Street.
Leave Portland dally for Owwexo at 7:30
A. M.; 12:60. 2:05. 4. 5:30. 6:35, 7:45. 10:10,
li:30 P. M. -Dolly except Sunday, 5:30, 6.30,
8:35 10:25 A. M. Sunday only. 0A.lt
Returning from Oswego, arrive Portland,
dally. 8:30 A. M.; 1:55. 3:05. 4:55. 6:20. 7.35.
9:53. 11:10 P. M.. 12:55 A. M. Dally except
Sunday. 0:25. 7:25, 0:30, 11.45, A. M. Sunday
onlx. JO A. M.
Leave from same depot for Dallas and In
termediate points, dally, 6:00 P. M. Arrirs
Portland. 10:10 A. M.
The Independence-Monmouth Motor Una
operates dally to Monmouth and Alrlle, con
necting with S. P. Co.'a trains at Dallas and
Independence.
First-class fare from Portland to Sacra
mento and San Francisco. $20. Berth, 53.
Second-class fare, $15. Second-class berth,
32.50.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe; also
Japan. China. Honolulu and Australia.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, comer Third aa4
Washington ttrcttn. Phone Mala 712.
C. W. STINGER A. L. CRAIG,
City Ticket Agent. Ges. Pass. Agt.
People You like
to Meet
Are found on tho through trains of tha
Santa Fe Route. First-class travel la
attracted to first-class roads. The Santa;
Fe Route is a flrst-clasa road.
It is one of the three LARGEST;
RAILWAY SYSTEMS in the worM.
Present mileage, 7734 miles.
It extends from Lake Michigan to tha
Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, reach
lag: WITH ITS OWN RAILS Chicago,
Kansas City. Denver, Fort Worth. Gal
veston. El Paso, Loe Angeles and Saa
Francisco.
It runs the finest and fastest trans
continental train, the CALIFORNIA:
LIMITED.
Its MEAL SERVICE, managed by Mr.
Fred Harvey, ls the best in the world.
Its TRACK Is rock ballasted and laid
throughout with heavy steel rails.
On such a roads as this, LONG DIS
TANCE RECORDS are frequently shat
tered, the latest feat being that of the
"Scott Special," Los Angeles to Chi
cago, 2265 miles In less than 45 hours.
Every comfort and luxury desired by,
modern travelers.
May wo sell you a ticket over th
Santa Fe?
Ask Me About Cheap Pasaeager Rate.
C. F. "WARREN, A., T fc S. F. Ry.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Astoria and Columbia!
River Railroad Co.
' iava, UNION PgPOT. ArrlTam.
PaUjr. Tot MaygermltaUUar. Sally, ,
Clatskaale, Westport.
CltftOB. Astoria, war
reatoa, FlaveL His-
a:tA.U. moad. Fsrt -StTas, U:3A.K
Gearnart Park. S
side, Astoria aad Sta
lker. Sxprfttt Dally.
MiP.V. Aiwrf Eiprw. 9:M7.
Daily.
C A. STEWART. 3. C MA70,
Cu'I Agt 2S Alder it. O. ?. P. X.
Psoas Mala Mi.
For South -Eastern Alaska
Steamers leave Seattle 9 P. M
S. 8. Humboldt. Nov. 3. 14,
25; S. S. Cottage City, tU
Vancouver and Sitka, Nor.
S and 23.
For San Francisco direct.
Queen. City of Puebla. Cxaa
tllla. 0 A. M.. Nov. 4. 9. 14.
19. 24 and 29.
Portland Office. 249 Washington it. Mala 229
C D. DUNANN. S. P. A..
San Francisco.
WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE
Steamers Altona and Oregon
For Oregon City, Battevill. Cb&aspeg
Kewkarg. Sales aad way laadlagiT Lav
Tayier atrMt. 6:43 A. H. daily. Kxeayt. Sma-
aar. urs wiy zraasfartatie c, Pkaaa
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