Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 24, 1910, Page 13, Image 13

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    TIIE MORMNG OREGONIAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1910.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CREAMERY FOR SALE.
The Klma Creamery is lor sale and can
bo bouKht very cheap. It is a thoroughly
equipped plant with good cold Btorago
and lce-maklug machinery lnatall-ed. It la
In operation and doing a Kood buaineps.
Located In the midst of a splendid dairy
country It offers the best of lr.ducementa
for a practical buttermaker. This cream
ery can be bought on reasonable .terms. If
not sold we desire to employ a competent
buttermaker and any one desiring such
a position write us. For particulars ad
dress Frank Groundwater. secretary,
Elma. "Wash.
WANTED A man with $4wo to JWp that
wishes to become interested -in one of the
best building businesses In the city. This
business will pay you on your money more
than 6 per cert per month money invested,
and you will have control of your money
all the time and at all times; will have
your money amply secured by real estate.
If Interested look this up. Do not answer
thlH ad unless you mean business, and can.
If satisfied, take the matter up. D u7l,
Oregonlan.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
Inve-stlsate. 2b East Morrison t.
ROOMUSO-HOUSES.
la NICE, large rooms, newly furnished,
brick bulldinc. everything in food con
dition. B-year lease, close In. $16011. easy
terms; furniture Insured $20u0; forced
HF. LEE CO.. 82T Board Qjf Trade bldg.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Furniture and lease of a modern hotel
el'y- biBKcst paying luiuse on market for
money invested; 4r.oo. S-year J use. low
rent. AK 055. Oregonlan.
APARTMENT-HOUSE Best class In Port
land new and modern, full house all the
ume anyone buying furniture can lease
SBotiO cash; clears a good prollt. Address
P. O. Box 228. ,
ROOM1NO-HOUSB T,USIN1E,SST2t he
modern, clos.3 In. West Side entire house,
with grounds. Inquire 309 Commercial
block. 2d and Washington.
PORTLAND ROOMINO-HOUSE CO.
Koomlng-houses and hotels bought and
sold and exchanged.
11 ROOMS. $25 rent, good furnlturo all
"housekeeping; a bargain ; .must sell at
once. See owner, 2b? Jefferson at-
10 ROOMS, well furnished. $n0t cash ; worth
SOO; terms or trade. M8ttWah. t.
SPECI.VL NOTICES.
llllaneou.
BEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON. January 0, 101O.
m-ni.ui NOTICE.
1. Pursuant to the provisions o : sec
tlon 4 of the Reclamation Act of June , j , .
11103 t2 Stat.. SH8. notice is herebi
B'r" Water wiU be furnl-h-d from h.
Umatilla project. Oregon, under the pro
visions of the Recln miu f
irrigation season of 1U10. lor toe iri "
areas shown on farm unit p lata of town
ships 4 and ft north, range Jh east
lamette meridian, approved by the P.-i.
ryonofflfr.,Jntthrr.oi':rrar
La3.G H-ontosTntrle. accompanied by
applications ror water right". ,li l-
firat installment of the c-harpee . for bulld
, nr.. .. ., , , rwl nillK'ri 11
vreaBly ttlvt n that no peru will be per
mitted to Kaln or exerelee any ritfht what
eVer uiirtt-r any notilemont or occupation
bllun or under any hllK or entry made
"attempted to bo made in pursuance of
the provisions of the , Reclamation , Act or
olherwlie. prior to February 1. J Jl on
any land shown on said Plata and ere
?,?fore subiect to withdrawal under the
first form, and all Burh ""'
occupation, flllnit or entry is hereby for
bidden. -r-
5. The limit of area per entry, repre
senting the aoreaKo. which in the opinion
ot the tfecreiary of the- Interior yn
reasonably required for the support or
family on the lands entered subject to
the provisions of the Reclamation Ac-t.
1 flxed at the amounts shown upon the
Plata for the several tann units.
6 The limit of area for which water
riKht application may be made for lands
iii private ownership liall bo 10 acre,
of irritable land for each land owner.
1 ho cnarftea wiuni n. -
ia) The building of the irrigation sys
tem. S,0 per acre of irrigable land, pay-
v , i mnr tiinii t phi annual i n-
Ptallmonts. each payment not lens than
ft.U0. or wme multiple thereof, per acre,
exenpt that In the ohsb of lands herealter
entered the first installment of the build
ing charge shall be IS.M per acre and
ubeiuent Installments go 00 per acre.
Full payment may be made at any time
of anv balance of the building charge
remaining due, after certincation by the
CommlKKionor of the General Land Office
that full and satisfactory compliance has
been shown with all the requirements of
the law ns to residence, cultivation and
reclamation. . , .
b tot- operation and maintenance for
the irrigation eeaon of 1JUO. and an
nually thereafter until further notice.
l.;t0 per aere of irrigable land, whether
water la used thereon or not. As soon
the data are available, the operation
and maintenance charge will be fixed in
proportion to the amount of water used,
with a minimum charge per acre of irri
gable land whether water is used thereon
or not.
8. All entries made herenfter for any
of the lands described, .whether for lands
pot heretofore enterea. or ror minis c
ered by prior entries which have been i
canceled by relinquishment or otherwise,
shall be accompanied by applications for
water rights in due form and by the first
installment of the charges for building,
operation and maintenance, not less than
$19. 30 per acre for irrlga-ble bind. T he
second installment of the building charge,
not less than $w.0O per acre, and the ap
propriate charge for operation and main
tenance, shall become duo on December 1
of the following year. Subsequent in
stallments of the building charge shall
become due on December 1 of each year
thereafter until fully paid.
9. For lands in private ownership and
for lands heretofore entered, the first In
stallment of the charges for building,
operation and maintenance, not less than
$7.K0 per acre of irrlga-ble land, shall
become due on Iee mber 1, li10. The
second Instnllment shall be due on re
cember 1. 1011. Subsequent installmeyts
Bhall become due on December 1 of GLcix
yenr thereafter. r
HX 1 be rtrst installment of the charges
for al! irrigable areas shown on these
pints whether or not water right appli
cation is made therefor or water is used
thereon, shall be due and payable as
herein provided.
11. The public notices of Tecember
7. 1007, and November 32. 1008, contain
provisions to the effect that for aU ap
plications for water rights tiled after June
15 in any year, one installment of the
charges for building, operation and main
tenance must be paid at the time of til
ing, but the portion for operation and
maintenance shall be credited on account
of the installment of said charges for the
subsequent year. Such provision occurring
in any public no-tlee heretofore Issued for
the Umatilla project is hereby revoked.
12. The regulation Is hereby established
that no water will be furnished in anv
year until the portions for operation and
maintenance of all Installments then due
shall have been paid. Accordingly no
water will be furnished for the Irriga
tion season of 1011 for any lands, unless
the portion for operation and mainte
nance of the installment due on or be
fore December 3, 1010. has been paid,
and In like manner no water will be fur
nished In any subsequent irrigation season
unless payment has been made of the
portions of the Installments for operation
and maintenance then due and unpaid.
13. The public notices issued November
12. 19 OS. for the Umatilla project contain
provisions to the effect that no water will
be furnished In any year unless the por
tion of the annual installment for opera
tion and maintenance then due shall have
been paid on or before April 1. Such
provisions are hereby amended to read as
follows;
"The regulation is hereby established
that no water will be furnished In n-ny
year until all operation and maintenance
charges then due shall have been paid."
14. Failure to pay any two installments
of the charges when due. whether on en
tries made subject to the Reclamation
Act or on water right applications for
other lands, phall render such entries and
the corresponding water right applications,
or the water right applications for other
lands, subject to cancellation with the
forfeiture of all rights under the Reclama
tion Act, as well as of any moneys already
atd.
15. All charges must be paid at the
local land ofrtoe at La Grande, Oregon.
10. The 'Charges may. for the conveni
ence of applicants, be paid to tho special
fiscal agent of the United States Reclama
tion Service assigned to the Umatilla
project, for transmission to the register
and receiver of the local land ofnee on
ox before the date specified for payment
at 1 he local land office, but in case this
privilege is availed of, the necessary
charges for transportation of tho cash,
as determined by the special fiscal agent,
must accompany the payment of the water
""i-pt charge. R. A. BAI.L1NOER,
SscreLary of the Interior.
Injr, operation mm uinnn"' ,
c inninK at U o'clock A. M.. uruier tno
Jrovlllon? of -aid act Sthlam,ll
Bhown on Halrt Plata. alrfL hJri
milona may also be made for lands nwr-tSfnn?ei-d
and for lands in Pvaw
ovvnershto and the time hen pa ments
will bo due therefor Is hereinafter stateu.
acre of lrr.jrable land in the said entiles
and fur lands heretofore entered or in
private ownership, whleh can be lrr -irated
bv the waters from the said in -nation
project, are In two parts, aa fol
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Miscellaneous.
M PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Secretary of State of
the State of Oregon, as required by Chap
ter 3 72. Laws of Oregon. X005. did on the
3d day of January. J'JIO. report to me,
as the Governor of the State of Oregon, a
list of all corporations which, for two
consecutive vears next preceding the snld
3d dny of January, 1010, have failed, neg
lected or refused to furnish him. the said
Secretary of State, any statement re
quired to be furnished under any law of
the state, or to pay to the State Treas
ui er any license fee required to be paid
under snv law of the state; and
WHKKEAS, said report of, the Secre
tary of Slate. so made s aforesaid, con
tains the names of tiie tollowing corpor
ations, which, for two consecutive years
next preceding the date of aid report,
have f.iiled. neglected or refused to fur
nish any such statement or to pay any
such license fee. to-wit:
llrtlS Aetna Coal Mines Company.
50.12 Albany Street Car Company. The.
lOOoy Albina Blacksmith & lloreshio-
ing Co.
JOHNS Allen 6c Company. J. C.
111:40 Albina Engine & Machine Com
pany. 7 590 Alba Saw Mill C ompan The.
11477 Alaska Transportation. Mining and
Trading Company.
110-J, American Bauge Makers Company.
1141a American Indemnity Hospital As
sociation. 119SR Banner Clothing Company.
lUOOG Bank3 Commercial and Amuse
ment Clul).
10SS0 Baker Land Company.
HMts5 Badger Liquor Co.
1HVJ5 Bannockbuni Manufacturing" Com
pany. 3 (Ml 5 Banks Mercantile Co.
1040 Bald Mountain Gold and Copper
Mining Company.
ll.r)4 Bandon Pulp and Paper Mills. The.
1142 Bend. Madras & Shaniko Stage Co.
VSi'.i Bend Mercantile Company, The.
7l4tf ilg Hump Mining and Milling
Company, The..
R:ifi0 Blue Bucket Mining Company, The.
11164 Blue River Gold Mines. The.
IO.-iUIS Bloomer Safe and lxck Company.
Bohn Lumber Company.
8t70 Bohemian Queen Mining Company.
lOSKti Bradley Shoe Company, The Her
bert. 04.T3 Butter Creek Water Company.
I Litn Buxton Lumber Company.
HJ;o Buckeve Mining Company.
31770 Butler, Platte, Thompson Mines CO,
The.
1067A Campbell & Kvans.
7oti Canal Fork Gold and Silver Mining
Company, The.
11093 Cash Meat and Produce Company,
The.
liai4 Cascade Machine Company.
11S4G Cascade Heservolr. Irrigation &
Power Company. The.
0;t9 Chattanooga Gold Mining Company.
11240 Chamber & McCune Company The.
HtUU ChainberShingle Company.
1117(5 Co-operative Aid Society.
117KI Cowlitz County Coal Company.
ItlMM Coos Bay Publishing Company.
HSjO Co-operative Christian Federation
irrigation, Land & Power Co.
10449 Continental Company, The.
S747 Coal Creek Railroad Company.
8!43 Continental Gold Mining Company,
M141 Cottage Grove Lumber Company.
11"S: Cole and Kellner Sales Agency.
I I (-S Courteney Lumber Company.
11045 Comstock Lumber Company.
I lii"4 Cosmopolitan Mining Company.
1 1327 Coach Transportation Company.
11048 Columbia River Pulp & paper Com
pany. Crystal Bottling Company.
HOGS Crystal Consolidated Mining Com
pany, The.
11807 , Crystal Talace Amusement Com
pany. Ii:i04 Curran Co., The.
i27S Davis Lake Irrigation Company.
I I ,'i0O lavonport-Stanley Ranch Co.
1 ItiOO Uexin Land and Investment Com
pany. 9794 Deschutes Telephone Company,
The.
S.'MO Diamond Land Company.
11SG7 Douglas and Coos Electric Railway
Company. ,
11541 Eagle Creek Ditch & Mining Co.
10S7i Kagle pubiisnmg company.
115H F-ast Side Theatre Company, The.
1UMS Eastern Candy TVorks, The.
112S7 Eastern Importing Company, The.
y'2'& Eastern Oregon Development Com
pany.
3 10GO Eastern Oregon Railroad and
Power Company.
11245 Eileen Manufacturing and Mining
company.
I02fi5 Electric Crane Company. The.
91G5 Elk Creek Cannon Beach Land
Company.
11579 Ellison-Maison Co.
Electric Terminal Co.
lOfisi Enterprise Brewing Company.
; 10 lit. Enterprise Grain St Mill Company.
10037 Estacada v ood Manufactunn
Company, The.
11006 Eureka Sand Stone and Building
Company.
11007 Excelsior Laundry Company.
lir.GO Falls City Mining Co., The.
11HU Fidelity Printing Co.
Ii;t72 Forslund-Chase Company.
07G4 Forest King Mining Company.
10n44 Garman Company, W. D. w
102'Jt) Garvin Cyanide Extraction Com
pany.
11617 Garvin Cyanide Extraction & De
velopment Company.
11003 Gem-hart . Electrical Power Cora
pany.
112G5 Gordon Falls City Manufacturing
power Ac j-iignt company.
10540 Gordon Grocery Company.
10G1S Gold Bend Mining Company.
0429 Cold Mountain Mining and Smelt"
ing Company, The.
7315 Gold Point Mining Co.
11049 ' Great American Mining Company,
The.
10700 Grant County Progressive Asso
ciation. .
10S38 Oreyloo Manufacturing Company.
S3'J Greav Northern Development Com
pany.
S929 Great Northern MtH and Mining
Co.. The.
2174 Grants Pass New Water, Light and
Power company.
100G6 Grande Konde A'alley Fruitgrowers'
I nion.
11797 Great Western Prospecting Com
pany. The.
11305 Hazel wild Lumber Company, In
corporated.
11633 Hecla Fire.Proof Construction
Company.
11715 Hermlston publishing Company.
113S4 Held's Tourist Bureau.
8172 Hiawatha Mining and Milling Com
pany.
TL118 Homestead Investment Company.
tVGG Honey man-Kinney Company.
11438 Hood River Development and An
nuity Company.
10574 Hot Springs Electric 'Company.
DG75 Hudson Lumber & Logging Com
pany. 11S07 Hundred Shares Investment Com
pany, The.
111SS Investment Company of Oregon,
11479 Imbler Ditch Company.
9d37 Iron Dyke Railroad Company.
114S5 Investors Exchange.
Ibex Land Company.
8717 International Mining Company.
8272 lone Pharmacy.
9257 lone Trading Company.
11722 Inland Electric Company.
10S52 Independent Laundry Company.
1 1234 Independence Mining Company.
113G1 Johnson-Ducey Lumber Co.
10747 June Land Company.
112S2 TCemr Prlntlner Comoanv.
11716 Keaton Rural Directory and Cir
cular Letter company.
10984 Klser Photo Co.
10S47 Klamath Commercial Agency.
11244 Koosbay Improvement Company.
10R4O Leo's Creefc Gold Mines. The.
10456 Lee Company. The J. C.
. 10DO7 Lesser Manufacturing Company,
1 he.
10097 Lexington Water and Improvement
comnanv. 1 he.
7327 Little Cracker Gold Mining & Mill
ing Company. The.
11264 Linn ton Land Company.
S733 Logan Gold Mining Company.
11311 Loonlake Hardwood Co.
. !509 Lostlne Mercantile Company.
7880 Lois Placer Mining Company of
Oregon.
2052
1 0827
11 1G7
0280
499
1079G
" 9999
11738
11280
1 1036
11025
11084
8676 "
71S9
0573
G530
10456
11175
11691
11051
11779
10617
11333
0312
6540
Mayger Company.
Manhattan Gold Mining Company,
Manhattan Packing Company.
Manufacturers' Piano Company.
Marsh Held Water Company.
McAdams Lisle Hardware Com
pany. The.
Medford and Crater Lake Railroad
Company.
Medford Tribune Publishing Com
pany.
Mill Creek Water Company.
Midas Galena Mineral Company,
'l he.
Mid Mountain Resort.
Mid-Oregon & Eastern Railway
company.
Montie Consolidated Gold Mining
Company.
Monarch Gold Mining and Dredg
ing Company.
Montana Metallurgical Works.
Moore portrait Company, E. W.
Modern Stone & Supply Co.
Municipal Water and Light Com
pany of Roseburg.
Multnomah Building & Trust Com
pany. Multnomah Club-Third Infantry
Society Circus Association.
Multnomah County Investment and
Trust Company.
National Investment 'Company,
The.
National Trust & Investment Com-
puny.
Nathan and Werthelme.r Com
pany. Neville Bag Company.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Miscellaneous.
1133
11204
1O250
S1TO
10797
11687
11130
10663
10946
8S16
31393
11026
Newcastle Coal
and
Navigation
Company.
New fommercial Company.
$
Netarts Creamery Association.
New York consoiidaiea an"'"6
Company.
New York Financing Syndicate.
North Bend Building and Loan As
sociation, The.
Northwest Development Co.
Northwestern Exploration com
pany. Northwestern Guarantee ana Trust
Company.
Northwestern Theatre Association.
The.
Nutritia Poultry Ranch, The.
Nyssa Mercantile Company, Limr
ted. Olalla Mining Company.
6647
10172
10735
35 ir
1147S
8637
8938
1157S
Ontario Electric Light Company.
Ontario Immigration Company.
Ontario power and Water Company.
Ontario Washing Machine Com
pany. Orleans Gold Mining and Milling
Company.
Oriental Mining Company.
Oregon and British Columbia Min
ing and Milling Company.
Oregon Bowling Alleys, Incorpor
ated. The.
Oregon Brick & Tile Company.
Oregon College of Optometry.
Oregon City, Beaver Creek and Mo
lalla Railway Company.
Oregon Gas Manufacturing Co.
Oregon Goldfield Mining Company.
Oregon Ginseng Company, The.
Oregon Information Bureau Com
pany, The.
Oregon Mining. Milling and De
velopment Company.
Oregon-Mohawk Gold Mines.
Oregon 8c Montana, Development
Company, The.
Oregon and Nevada Land Com
pany, The.
Oregon Oil & Gas Company.
Oregon Produce Company.
Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany, The.
Oregon Securities Company.
Oregon Trading Company.
Oregon & Washington Realty Co.
Pasteurized Dairy Company.
Parker investment Company.
Page & Lawton.
Pacific Alco Fuel Co.
Pacific Burial Case Company.
Pacific Coast Metals Company.
Pacific Fire Alarm Company.
Pacilic Mining, Milling & Smelting
Company.
Pacific Reduction Company.
Pence Company, The.
Peoples' Light and Power Com
pany, The.
Pendleton Wholesale Liquor Com
pany. The.
Pine Grove Improvement Associ
ation. Pioneer Morrison Street Fuel Com
pany. Pope, Anderson & Co.
Powers Manufacturing Co, The
Ira F.
Poorman's Prospecting & Mining
Company.
Portland & Alaska Steamship Com-
nanv.
11424
1 1 093
11707
11555
11391
9S73
11521
11S94
11849
8221
11921
11S19
3620
101 16
8SS4
11042
1 0642
ll'-JOS
11425
11272
11533
10363
11491
10405
10709
10558
11776
10783
11344
676S
4526
4504
C7S6
11390
10715
Port land Applegate Prospecting &
Mining Company.
Portland Artificial Limb Company,
' The.
Portland Cigar Company.
Portland Dry Goods Store.
9742
GS01
11873
S993
11132
6S15
11154
10174
10422
11449
0799
9948
11116
.10975
11843
11330
Portland Eastern Railway com
pany.
Portland Irrigation Company.
Portland Messenger and Delivery
Company.
Portland Mercantile Co.
Portland Paint and Paper Com
pany.
Portland Riding Club.
Portland Road Oiling Company.
Portland Stock and Bond Ex-
chanee.
Portland Southern Electric Rail
way Company.
Portland steel Shipbuilding Co.,
The.
Portland and Seashore Railway
Company.
Portland Wagon Box Company.
Progressive Mining Company, The.
Present Needs Gold Mines torn
pany.
Progress publishing Company.
Radium Electric Company.
Rainbow Mining, Milling & Smelt
ing Co., The.
Retail credit Company.
Bennlnger-Button Logging Com
pany. River ton Lumber Co. "t
Rolfe Brick Company.
Rose City Furniture Manufacturing
Company.
Roeue River Valley Coal Company.
11025
, 8113
11892
10O04
7999
11145
11218
11879
10358-
11256
8204
P66
10961
11013
1 1 208
11875
9513
1 1 2GO
1V895
10R45
10694
11423
1 1 Sfcl
9519
1110S
11061
11587
11143
11756
G9 13
4873
9394
9859
H211
1 1 407
10748
10820
11064
11113
7124
11527
11757
6H93
6996
10G93
Royal Worcester Mining Company.
Panger Consolidated Mines.
Sampson Gold Mining Company.
Safety Rail Fastener Co., The.
Sanford, Sill 8c Company.
St. Elmo Mining Co.
St. Joe Quartz Mining Company.
St. Thomas Timber Company, The.
Scott Hotel Company. - i
Sea Island Copper Company.
Seventy Share Ilnvestment Com
pany. Sherk, Gaze & Graham.
Shirley Mining Company.
Shippington Townsite Company.
Southbank Brokerage Company.
Southern Oregon Mining & Develop
ing Company.
State Agent Company. The.
Standard Crab & Fish Company,
The.
Standard Log Company.
Standard Raeco Company.
Stevenson, Paulsen & M-yers Co.
Sterling Land Company.
Sterling Mining Company, Tlie.
Sucker Creek Mining Company.
Sunset Company, The.
Sunset Land Co.
Sunset Real Estate Company.
Summit Telephone Company.
Taku Alaska Packing Company.
Taylor Creek Placer Mining Com
pany. Taylor Company, W. R.
Terrace Heights Real Estate Com
pany. Terminal Investment. Company,
The.
Tillamook Cold Storage Company.
Tillamook Opera House Company.
Tillamook Water Company, The.
TranscontinentalMachine Company,
The.
Umpqua Water, Light and Power
Company.
TTmatilla Ditch Company.
L'matilla House.
Union Mercantile Company of Port
land, Oregon.
Union Lumber & Export Company.
United States Bond Guarantee and
Investment Corporation.
Uncle Dan Gold Mining Company.
Upton Gold Mining Company.
Unruh Patents -Company.
9380
11002
10 503
5460
10998
11125
' 7952
066 1
10875
11203
9785
11760
8024
10941
Valley View Copper Mining Com
pany. Vergere Telephone Company, The.
Virtue Copper Mining Company,
The.
Viking Mines, Ltd., The.
Virginia Oregon Development Com
pany, xne.
11241 Warrenton Clam Company.
104S3 Wallowa County Fair Association,
The.
9904 Watrous, Caples and Company.
11935 Warrens-Hoff Lumber Company,
The.
10473 Western Oregon Mining & Milling
Co.
11902, Western Promotion League,
11110 White River Irrigating and Lum
ber Company.
063O White Roek Irrigation and Power
Company.
11291 Wilson's Automatic Musio Leaf
Turner Co.
11037 Williams Avenue Planing Mill.
1102X Wittmer Lumber Company, Gorge
F.
8093 Williamsburg Mining Company.
11525 Willamette Brewing Company.
11169 Willamette Dock Co. ,
11562 Woodmen of the World Hall Asso
ciation of Troutdale, Oregon.
5S30 Woodlawn Improvement Company,
The.
11482
Young and Cook Investment 'Com
pany (Inc.), The.
11396 Zodiac Mining Company. ?
Now, Therefore. I, F. W. Benson, aa
'Governor of the State of Oregon, by vir
tue of the authority conferred upon me
by Chapter 172, of the laws of Oregon.
1905 ,and under and pursuant to the terms
and provisions thereof, do hereby declare
each and all of the foregoing and above
named corporations dissolved, and their
articles of Incorporation revoked and re
pealed, and all powers conferred by law
upon such corporations are hersby de
clared inoperative and void.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal of
tot ate to De nereunto amxea at the City
of Salem, State of Oregon, this 4th day
of January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten.
F. W. BENSON.
Governor.
By the Governor:
F. W. BENSON,
Secretary of State.
(State Seal) i
PORTLAND, Or., January 18. 1910 The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
"United Placer Mines Co. will be held
at the office of the company, 005 Board
of Trade bldg.. Portland, Or., on the 27th
day of January, ll10, at 2 o'clockr P. M.,
for the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the ensuing year and for
such other matters as may properly come
before the meeting.
M. S. HART, Sec.
ROBERT H. HAEGER, formerly of Webster
City, la., or anyone knowing whereabouts
of said Robert H. Haerer, are requested
to notify C. H. Haeger, Webster City, la. .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MClscellonetms. -SCHOOL
district bond election notice No
tice is hereby given that at a school
meeting of school district No. 1, of Mult
nomah County, Oregon, to be held at
School Cterk's office. City Hall. Portland,
Or., said district on the 2d day of beb
ruary, 1910. there will be submitted to
the legal school voters of said district,
the question of contracting a bonded debt
of three hundred fifty thousand ($350,
000. 00) dollars, for the purpose of erect
ing a high school, the vote to be by bal
lot, upon which shall be the words
"Bonds Yes" and the words "Bonds-
No." Polls to be opened at 1 o'clock P.
M. and remain open until 4 o'clock P. M.
By order of the Board of Directors of
school district No. 1, of Multnomah
County, Oregon. Dat-3d thi3 Sth day of
January, A. D. la 10. I. N. Fleischner.
chairman; R. H. Thomas, clerk.
proposals Invited.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TH K
UNITED STAItia fOrt I rl fci OJt&irt-iCJ.
OF OREGON In the matter of Joseph
Bernhardt, bankrupt. The undersigned
will receive sealed bids at his office. No.
7 First street, Portland, Oregon, up to
12 o'clock noon of Monday. January 31.
1010,. for the following described prop
erty belonging to said estate, to-wit: a
stock of clothing, gents furnishing goods
and shoes of the inventory value of
$0019.16. Cash or a certified check for
10 per cent of the amount offered must
accompany each bid, and the sale Is
subject to confirmation by the court,
the right being reserved to reject any
and all bids. Inventory Is on file at the
office of the undersigned and the property
mav be inspected upon application at said
office. R. L. SAB IN. Trustee.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OK OREGON In the matter of Lee Ber
tlllicn, bankrupt The undersigned will re
ceive sealed cash bids for a stock of mer
chandise consisting prineipally of hats,
clothing, etc., of the inventory aluation of
$8963.42, together with fixtures amounting
to $1300. more or less, up to 12 o'clock
noon of Wednesday, January 2 6, J.910. The
property is located at 84 Third street and
corner of Second and Alder streets, Port
land, Oregon. Inventory and inspection of
stoclc on application. All bids must be
accompanied by check for 10 per cent of
the amount offered and sale is subject to
confirmation by the court.
Dated Portland. Oregon. January 15,
1910. R- L. SAB IN. Trustee.
7 First St.
PORTLAND, Or., Jan 21, 1910 Sealed bids
will be received at the ofrice of the School
. Clerk, City Hall, up to 13 o'clock noon,
on Friday, Jan. 28, 1910, for building ad
ditions to the Albina Homestead School
building. The following works will be
let separately, viz. : first, plumbing and
drainage; second, glass and glazing; third.
tla balance of tha works to be done under
one contract. Plans and specifications for
same can be seen at the office of the
architect. City Hall. A certified check
for 10 per cent of the amount of proposal
must accompany each bid. The Bpard of
School Directors reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids. F. ' J. Jones, archi
tect. CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S OF
FICE. Vancouver Barracks, . Wash., Dec.
27, 1&09. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
will be received at this office until 11 A.
M-. January 26, 1910, and then publicly
opened, for the construction of an artil
lery stable, of brick, with slate roof, for
138 animals, at Vancouver Barracks. Wash.
The IT. S. reserves the right to reject or
accept anv or all bids or any part thereof,
Plana and specifications can be seen at
this office, or will be loaned on deposit of
?iu to insure sare return. envelopes con
taining Drooosals should be ind'orst-U "Pro
posals for Stable," and addressed to the
Constructing Quartermaster.
PORTLAND. OR., Jan. 21, 1910 Sealed bids
will be received at the office of the
School Clerk, City Hall, up to 12 o'clock
on Friday, Jan. 2S. 1910, for the com
pleting of tho automatic sprinkler plants
in the following named school build in gs
The Peninsular School building and the Al
bina Homestead School building. Plans,
etc., for same can be seen at the of lioa
of the architect, City-. Hall: a certiiied
check for lo per cent of tha amount of
proposal must accompany each bid. The
Board of School Directors reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. T. J.
Joiks, architect.
PORTLAND. Or.. Jan. 21. 1910 Sealed bid
will be. received at the office of the School
Clerk, City Hall, up to 12 o clock noon
Friday, Jan. 1'S. 1910. for building addi
tions to the Lew-ellyn School building. The
following works will be let separately.
viz.; nrst, piumrjing ana arainage; second
glass and glazing; third, the balance of
the works to be dono under one contract.
Plans and specifications for same can be
seen at the office of the architect. Citv
Hall. A certified check for 10 per cent of
- the amount of proposal must accompany
each bid. The Board of School Directors
reserves the right to reject any and all
Dius. i . j . Jon es. .
LOST AND POUND.
THE woman's name- Is known who took
the umbrella, at Olds. Wortman & King's
accommodation counter, on Friday, be
tween 11 :;S0 and 12 :30. If the same Is
left at The Oregonlan office no trouble
will arise.
LOST A Scotch collie dog. yellow and
white ; name Mary Hall! day and Minne
apolis tag on collar. Telephone, Main
2515 or Tabor l!)t3. Liberal reward.
FOUND Where hair mattresses are reno
vated, returned same day. 228 Front st.
Phone Main 474. A 1374. Portland Curled
Huir Factory. H. Metzger.
LOST Lady's gold watch and fob, a week
ago Saturday evrming; initials on inside,
Mrs. G. G. S. 1M23 Patton ave. or phono
wooaiftwn loy-
LOST Scotch Collie dog, full grown, brown
and white, license No. 2 a 7-6. Return to
Miss Leadbetter, 79j park ave.
LOST White Spitz dog, will pay $10 re
ward for return to John Clark, 104 Front
- st.. or 73 Park st.
LOST Gold watch, open face, with mono
gram "F. E. D." Return to 6S5 E. 20th
st. Reward.
FOUND A bundle of greenbacks. Address,
stating amount M 660. Oregonlan.
WE want a man who has $5000 or $10,000
cash to entertain a project for th build
ing and selling of houses. AN 647, Ore
gonlan. EASTERN capitalists seeking investments;
must be first-class; give full details. Ad
dress AM 636, care Oregonlan.
Money to Loan Real Estate.
FIRST and second Aiontgages and contracts
purchased on Oregon and Washington lands
E. L. Devereaux, Fenton bldg., 86 6th st.
$15,000 to loan for a client, on inside busi
ness property. 613 Henry bldg., 4th and
Oak.
IMMEDIATE loans from $5 to $500, on all
securities. W. A. Hathaway, room 10,
Washington bldg. Phone Main 302.
'MORTGAGE loans on city property; lowest
rates, a. t. .turreu uo., JUch.ay bldg.,
8d and Stark,
WILL loan $2000 or less on real estate se
curity. Farrington, 416 Commercial Club
fcldg.
MONEY to loan on timber claim or city
property; easy terms. Room 0, 221 Morr
rison.
$200,000 TO LOAN, large loans a specialty,
building loans, lowest rates. W. G. Beck,
312 Failing bldg.
$100,000 TO LOAN in euitable amounts on city
or farm property. Ey R. Hlckson, 517
Board of Trade bldg.
LOANS made on wheat lands at 6 per cent.
L. K. Moore, C17 Board Of Trade, Port
land, Or.
State funds loaned, 6 per cent. W. E. Thom
Aas, state agent. Multnomah Co., 400 C. C
MONEY loaned on real estate mortgages or
contracts. W. H. Nunn. 44u Sherlock bldg.
WILL loan $200O or less, real estate,
rlngton, 416 Commercial Club bldg.
MONEY to loan, any amount. 6 to 8 per
cent. Frary & Seltz, 132 5th st. -
MONEY to loan on Improved city property.
Wm. MacMaster. 302 Worcester blk.
WE BUY bank accounts, securities, foreign
money; loans. Lewis & Co., 251 Wash. st.
PRIVATE money loaned on real estate mort
gages. H. Miley, room 204 Gerlinger bldg.
REAL estate loans, $500. up.
403 Corbett bldg.
W. S. Moore,
MONEY loaned, building purposes, if consult
ed before building begins. 309 Henry bldg
MORTGAGE LOANS 6 AND T PER CENT.
LOLTS SALOMON. 233 STARK ST.
MORTGAGE LOANS AT REASONABLE
RATES. LEWIS & CO.. 251 AVASH ST.
LOA.NS ON INSIDE CITY PROPERTY. 5
TO 7 PER CENT. S14 LEWIS BLDG.
MONEY tx loan; mortgages bought. Wm.
Holl, 9 Washington bldg. 4th and Wash.
LOANS on real,
era! security.
personal, chattel or collat
es W. Pallett, 304 Fentoa.
FINANCIAL
Money to Loan Real Estate.
MONEY to loan on improved property. If
for building purposes, interest does not
commence until actual disbursement of
" funds. Liberal repayment options. Co
lumbia Llfo & Trust Co., 214 Lumber
Exchange bldg.
ON IMPROVED city property or for build
ing purposes; 3 to 8 years time; liberal re
payment privileges; money advanced as
building progresses. The Equitable Sav
ings & Loan Association. 240 Stark st.
PLENTY of money to loan at 6 and 7 per
cent on real estate security. '
EDW. P. MALL COMPANY,
509-310 Abingtoa Bldg.
I BUY for cash either first or second mort
gages or sellers' equity in. contracts of
saie on real estate in Oregon or Washing
ton. H E. Noble, Lumbermen's bldg.
$500,000 ON improved city or farm prop
erty. Duiiamg or sin an loans at 10 west
rates: large loans a specialty. J. M. Mc
Kinzie Co.. ol4-15-10 Gerlinger bldg.
Money to Loan Chattels and Salaries.
DON'T WORRY.
Is your landlord waiting for his rentT
Is your grocar waiting for his bill?
Is your life Insurance company wait
ing . for its premium ?
Is your furniture store waiting for its
payments?
H iyo you been out of work or had sick
ness with all its extra bills?
If so, you have worried enough without
worrking about money.
1 But you say- the landlord must be paid
and -others will not wait.
Don't worry; let us do the waiting.
We have money and nothing to do but
wait that's our business.
Get out of debt.
Get your mind off your money troubles.
You will be able to work better and
get out of debt sooner. .
Come and get the money from us- from
$10 upward.
We will loan you on your furniture,
piano, fixtures, storage receipt or any
personal property ; also on your salary.
We will give you 3 to 12 months In
which to pay it off.
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
See us first when in need of money.
We offer a better proposition on loans
of this kind than can be found else
where. .
HUTTON CREDIT COMPANY. .
&12 Dekum Bid.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR MONEY?
If ou would know how easy our terms
are you would not be short o money.
Don't be bothered with a lot of small
debts; let us furnish the money to settle
them.
WE iLOAN ON
Real Estate, Furniture and Pianos (with
out removal), Storage Receipts, Life in-
surance Policies. Horses, Jewelry and Dia
monds, and ail kinds of securities, on easy
weekly or monthly payments.
We "buy First and Socond Mortgages. "
All business Strictly Confidential.
U. S. REAL ESTATE & BROKERAGE CO.,
12 Hamilton Bld. i;U od. Main 2034.
SALARY LOANS.
The best proof of our merit is the
steady increase in our business which we
are having.
OUR SALARY LOAN BANK
under strong competition, has been gain
ing until wo are now recognized as the
leading loan institution at Portland.
"THERE'S A REASON."
" We make salary loans exclusively,
therefore give better satisfaction. Our
improved payment plan is a feature
our liberal rebate if paid before due
tho privacy with which we operate our
low rates and easy terms.
STATE SECURITY CO..
308 Failing Bldg.
CHATTEL LOANS.
Installment loans on pianos, furniture,
warehouse receipts, horses, insurance poli
cies and all kinds of securities; REAL ES
TATE LOANS from $3000 up,
NEW ERA LOAN Ac MTG. CO,
416 Abington Bldg.
MONEY advanced salaried people, house
keepers and others upon their own names
without security; cheapest rates, easiest
payments; offices in 66 principal cities;
save yourself money by getchig my terms
first. TOLMAN, 317 Lumber Exchange.
MONEY loaned anyone steadily employed
on their plain note; 'return it in easy pay
ments; strictly confidential ; lowest rates.
See us and save money. 427 Henry bldg.,
4th and Oak sts.
WE loan money on diamonds and Jewelry
at reasonable interest for long or short
time. A. M. Delovage, jeweler, 26U Wash
ington st.
MONEY TO LOAN.
In sums from $25 to $5ou, on good chat
tel security, rtoom. 1x0, jno. 4Z3 washing
ton st.
LOW rateB; we loan money on diamonds
and jewelry. Marx & 13 loch, 74 3d st.
PRIVATE loans, salary or chattel, cheapest
rates, ladies or gentlemen. P. O- box 24.
A LOAN for the asking, salary or chattel.
The Loan Co.. 414 Dekum bldg.
SALARY loans, confidential, easy to get.
easy to pay. j? a. Kewton, ai& enry blag.
EMPLOYES'
Money on
LOAN CO..
installment
321 Abingtoa bldg.
plan.
Loans Wanted.
WILL pay 8 per cent for $2500 for term
of years on country property worth over
$12,000. V Obi, Oregonian.
I WANT to borrow $10.0f0 on gilt-edge se
curity; what will you charge me? Address
D oi, oregonian.
WANTED Loan from private party, $2800,
on city property. W tJtiti, Oregonian.
PERSONAL.
DR. D. L. LEWIS.
Diseases of women and children. Ladles,
you can avoid surgical operation by con
sulting me; electric treatment for nervous
diseases ; private hospital accommodation
Rooms 505-506 Commonwealth bldg., Oth
- ana AnKeny. .t nones Main 4U4i, A 2411.
CLEARANCE SALE hair goods, barrettes
and combs; special prices on all work ;
latest styles In hair dressing; school of
hairdressing, manicuring and hospital in
connection witn pariors. Aza tt. RiDoicKe,
urana jeaaer. 0111 ana Alder.
"THE JAHN." 3S4 "iamhlll st. ; phones Main
5174, A 3544 High-class ladles' Turkish
and electric baths; removing of super
fluous hair, moles, warts, etc., by the elec
tric needie; painless and permanent ; the
oniy system inuuisea oy ail pnysicians.
SWEDISH TRAINED NURSE Heilsingforg
graauate, rneumatism, nervous and stom
baths. No. 7 East Eleventh street, second
floor sou in irom iast Ankeny car Una.
Phone East 260, Home B 1S03.
LADIES Ask your druggist for Chlchesters
Diamond Brand pills. For 25 years known
as the best, safest. Reliable. Take no
other. Chicheters Diamond Brand Pills
are sold by druggists everywhere.
MEN CURED QUICKLY.
Modem electric treatment for nervous
debility, chronic, nervous, skin and blood
diseases. W. L Howard. M. D-. 304-U
Kothchild bldg.. 2S7i Washington st.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. 1. 50 month
keeps your clothes cleaned, pressed, buttons
sewea on, rips sewea. prompt calls and de
liveries. Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark.
DR. SANDERSON'S CO. Savin and Cotton
Root Pills, sure remedy for delayed per-
loas. s- per dux or a ooxes ior $o. x. J
Pierce, 311 Alisky bldg., 65 Morrison st
DR. WALKER, specialist for men. quickly
cures biooa ana BKin uiseases, sores', ulcers,
swollen glands, kidney, bladder and piles.
181 let, Portland.
LADIES' special electric massage sham
pooing, manicuring; experienced lady at
tendant. Drexel Hotel, Second and Yam
hill, office 30.
DR. T. J. PIERCE, Specialist Diseases of
women; all irregularities corrected; no ex
posure. Call or write 311 Alisky bldg.
1
Mme. courtwrignt, sKin ana scalp treat
ments, facial deformities corrected, plas
tic surgery. so r neuner mag. Al 5U4X.
DR. ISABELIA MACK IE.
Private hospital for women.
300 E. SOth st. Tabor SOU.
wumla v naievor your aliment, call on
Dr. Ketchum. Office hours 9 A. M. to
O jr. 31. nvi u aw.- iu.ain Olio.
MKM ONLY SEXOID PILLS cure all wit
ness. Price $1. Money refunded if It fails.
DR. LORENS' NERVE TONIC TABLETS
25c box, restore lost vitality. Stipe, Tay
lor JJiUg v."., w.
BALM OF FIGS for all female diseases. 629
Belmont. Ageuu no.ui.cu. .cast z-iVS.
DR. PHILIP T. BALL, naturopathic physician
, 1 Trust HIH- ttth d.iH X'..Z:Z
aieicntti.ia " M"Uigton,
ENDLESS HAIR ROLL Any thickness, anv
MOLES, wrinkles, stiperf luous hair removed
Mrs. M. D. Hill. 42a Fliedner bldg. M. aTA
FINNISH masseurs, Mr. and Mrs. Jurva.
PERSONAL.
"THE JAHX." 3S4 'amhiil st., cor. West
Park Selected ladies' hair oods, stylish
puffs. switches, artistic wigs, toupees,
transf ormatlons that defy detection; the
very latest French system of hair dyeing;
saves time, money and disappointments;
our system of dermatology will cure the
worst kind, of scales, tetter and dandruff;
experienced French wlginaker and Marcel
waver in attendance.
DR. ALICE A. GRIFF.
Diseases of women and children;
surgery; chronic and nervous diseases
treated according to the latest methods,
up-to-date electrical appliances, private
hospital accommodations; confinement
cared for; consultation free. Room 10.
Grand Theater bldg. Main 3328; A 5607.
CIVIL engineer. 27 years old, wishes to cor
respond with refined young lady or widow.
Object matrimony No t rulers. F. L. D.,
Box 8S. KMfnsburs. Wash.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Accountants.
E. H. COLLIS & CO.. ACCOUNTANTS.
Commercial, County and Municipal.
Auditing, Investigating and Systematizing.
324 Worcester Block. Plume Main 6067.
H. A. MOSER. accountant and auditor;
business or corporations, catatos, counties,
inuniclpailtlee solicited. 250 ad. M. 24.84.
Assay er and Anal st.
PORTLAND ANALYTICAL LABORATORY.
622 Worcester bltig., 3d and Oali. M. 5SS0.
FOOD.
Clarke.
commercial and druc nnalysi.
Woodward Drug Co., Portland; Or.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE Laboratory
and ore-testing work. 1S6 Morrison st.
Wells
ists
& Proebstel.
ind assay era.
mining engineers, chera
2t;-; V Washington st.
Attorneys at Law.
H. H. RIDDELL, attorney-at-law. 735 Cham
ber Commerce. Main 4 bl. A Ju31.
Bricklayers,
NESS EN & McNUTT, job bricklayers, fire-
plates and boiler work a specialty. 10 j
Grover u Phone Main fioSU.
Chiropractors.
DR. TICKNER: hours 12 to :
127 14th,
circular.
near Washington. Send for
Chiropody.
WM. EST ELL E and Flossie Deveny, the only
scientific chiroiKjdists in the city. Parlors
302 Gerlinger bldg., S. W. cor. 2d and Alder.
Phone Main 1301.
Chiropody and Pedicuring.
Mr. M. D. Hill.
Phone Main 34 73.
room 42 Fliedner bldg.
CHIROPODY, manicuring and sclp. Mrs.
Dunton, Tilford bldg., R. 204. 10h and Mor.
Coal and Wood,
HARD COAL.
Clean coal, coal that burns and pro
duces heat, keeps fire all night. It's coal
you are getting, not mud. If you are
1sin1r soft coal, von are wasting money.
Get wise and phone Van Horn Transfer
Co. Main 16ls. A 10S4. One ton hard
coal will outlast 3 tons soft coal.- Try it.
Collections.
COMMERCIAL. probate. real estate, law.
bon rieri t-frirMki! t t ivfa eve rv where. IN a.'
tional Adjustment Co., 926 iioard of Trade.
Commission Merchants.
TAYLOR, YOUNG & CO., ship brokers.
mis&icn merchants. tneriocK Diug.
Dancing.
RINGLER'S Danelna School, special terms
mis montn. Lessons 20c. rrivaie jvc.
ave and E. Morrison. Instruction uau .
Detectives.
PRIVATE rtfttflctivfl wants work: experienced
in all its branches: references xumism-a
if necessary. H. P. White. G. D.. city.
Doe and Horse Hospital.
DR. BROWN,
Fiandero st.
D. V. S.. D. C. M. Office 324
Main 4vte6. A 4uM.
Klectrtc Motors.
PACIFIC ELECTRIC
Motors for rent or !
EN G1NEER1XG
ale. 213 2d st.
Furniture.
HOCHFELD BROS.. 88 Grand ave.; before buy
ins:- your furniture give u a call; we can
save vou from 2o to 40 ncr cent on all fur
niture and household goods; one trial will
convince you. Come over and see us at once.
I-eed Stores.
ZIGLBR & MISNBR. bay, grain, feed, ce
ment, shingles. 2y4 Grand ave. E. 4S2.
Janitor Supplies.
THE WESTERN Sales Co., 44 2d st. Janitor
and building supplies. Phone Main 67 A3.
Leather and 1 India ss.
CHAS. I. MASTICK & CO., 74 Front. leather
of every description, taps. mfrs. findings.
J. A. STROW BRIDGE LEATHER
tabllshed 1858. IStf Front st.
Messengers.
HASTY MESSENGER CO.. 12S Sth
53, A 2153. Johnnie on the spot.
BAND and orchestra instruments, musical sun
dries. Victor talking machines. records.
Seiberling-Lucas Music Co., 134 2d st.
EMIL THIELHORN. violin teacher, pupil of
Seveik. ltJ0. 11 Marquam bldg. A 416o.
M. C. SMITH, teacher of piano. 452 Salmon
st. Main 73-10. Conservatory course.
Osteopathic Physicians.
DR. R. B. NORTH HUP.
415-16-17 Dekum Bldg.,
Third and Washington Sts.
office. Main 310; res. East or B 1028,
LeRoy Smith, graduate Klrkerville. Mo.. 183,
post grad. 1907. 318 Bwetluud bldg. M. 19S7
Paints, Oils and Glas.
RASMUSSEN & CO.. jobbers-, paints, oils-,
glass, sash and doors. Cor. 2d and Taylor.
Potent 'Attorneys,
R. C. WRIGHT, domestic
ents, infringement cases.
and foreign
6u4 Dekum.
raving.
THE Barber Asphalt Paving Company, 404
Worcester bldg. oscar nuwr. Portland.
Pipe.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 24th is. ana torn sts. Main 34bi,
Rubber Stamps.
ALSO seals, stencils, of lies
Cunningham's, 231 Stark.
stationery.
Main 1407.
Kusr Weavers.
NORTHWEST RUG WORKS Rugs from
old carpets, colonial rag rugs, s-iik por tiers.
153 Union ave., near iost Aiorrison.
THE) MOSLER SAFE CO., 108 2d st. Sales
at factory price. becona-nana saxesi
Showcase, Hank and Store Fixtures.
THE LUTKE MFG. CO., branch Grand
Rapids Showcase jo.. otn ana woyu R.
Lutke, Mgr.
Storage and Transfer.
C. O. PICK Transfer & Storage Co., office
and commodious rour-scory Drick ware
house, separate iron rooms and fireproo;
vaults for valuables. N. v . cor. 2d and
Pine sts. Pianos and furniture moved and
packed for shipping. Alain O'Jb, A 1916.
OLS EN-ROE TRANSFER CO.
General transferring and storage; safes.
pianos and furniture movea ana packed tor
snipment. 2iU oaK St.. oet. 1? rant and 1st.
Telephones Main 01 or a ii.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. established 1S70.
Transfer and Forwarding Agents Storage.
Otle 310 Hoyt St., between Sth and th.
Phones Main Ob, A lltiU.
WHEN moving call up Van Horn Transfer
Co., Main 1618, A 1SS4. All covered wagons,
all experienced men.
STOVES connected and repaired. Main
1110. 614 Front.
Typewriters.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes, $20 to $00, fully
guaranteed ; easy pay men ts ; rentals $y
per month. Pacific Stationery & Printing
Co.. 203 2d su
WE ARB the exchange tor the largest type
writer concern on this Coat; Investigate
all makes, all prices. The Typewriter Et
chanKe, 287 Washington st.
NEW, rebullts, second-hand, rentals at cut
. rates. P- D. C. Co.. 231 Stark. M. 140 7.
Wall Paper.
Ernest Miller Co., 172 1st st., wholesale
and -rotaiL Samples mailed free.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Southern Pacific.
Leaving Portland
Ash hind Passenger -
Roseimrs passenger ......
Shasta Limited
Silver ton Passenger
'alifornia Express
San Francisco Lxpress ...
West Side
Corval lis Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Ore vfi rassenger ..
Forest Grove Passenger . .
Forest Grove Passenger ..
A rrl ving Port land -
Oregon Express
A sh land Passenger
J i o.ve h u rg Pa ssen ger
Portland Express
Shasta Limited
Silver ton l.im ited
West Side
"orv al lis Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Foresr Grove Passenger . .
Forest Grove Passenger ..
Forest Grove Passenger ..
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Northern Pat'lHc.
Leaving Portland I
North Coast Limited via Pugetl
Sound 1 10:00 a. m.
North Coast Limited via North
Bank I 7:00 p. m.
Atlantic Fxpress via Puget sound il2:ir a. ni.
Atlantic Express vi.i North Rank! 11:00 a.m.
Twin City Express via PuKetl
Sound 3:30 p. m.
Twin City Express via North!
Bank I 7:O0 n. m.
Eastern Express via Puget 'Sound 1 2 : 1 5 a. m.
Eastern Kxnrcss via North Banki 0:00a.m.
Missouri River Express via Puget
Sound 10:0O a. m.
Missouri River Express via North!
Mank 7:O0 r. m.
Portland, Tarnma and Seattle!
Express. Grays Harbor. Olympiol
and South Fiend branches 7:0ft a. m.
torti.ini- aneouver Special . . . .10:00 a. m.
ruif'H Sound Limited. Grays Har
bor and South Bend branches..
3:30 p. m.
4:00 p. m.
S:15 p. m.
7:30 a. m.
8 :00 a. m.
8:35 p. m.
S:lo p. m.
7 :30 a. m.
8:1", p. m.
Yacolt I'nssenqr
A rrivinir Port land
North Coast Limited via North
Rank
North Coast Limited via Puget!
Sound - I
Northern Pacific Express vlat
North Bank
Northern Pacific . Express via
Pm;et Sound I
Pacitir Coast Express ia North
Bank I
Par Hit Coast Express via Puget
Sound - .
Western Express via North Bank!
western Kxnr-ss via. I'ueret Sound .10:30 n m.
.Missoun tuvtT Express via North;
t-sanK
8 :00 a. m.
4 :0n p. m.
4:00 p. m.
Missouri River Express via Pueet
Sound
l'ort 1 and -Tacom a -Seattle Express!
and from Olympia, South Bond;
and Gravs Harbor !
Puget Sound Limited
Vnncnuver-Port land Snerd.il '1 n-:io 11 m
Yacolt Passenger 0:00 a. m.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
Leaving Portland
Pendleton Passenger 1
7: 40 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
4:0i) p. m.
7 :oo p. m.
Oregon-Washington Limited
1 lie Ualles Loca
Soo-Spokune-Port land I
i-ast Mail (Loach Portland to
The lalles 7-iOr m
wieiin express ......! c:uup,
Arriving Portland .
Fast Mail (no nassen cers l T-.".i
The Halle Loral H0-ra
m.
m.
Oregon Express i1:3ita.
Sou-Spokane-Port land 1:on a
Til.
Pendleton l-'vnl Passenger ;:!n p. rn.
H'funn-Washington Limited .... 8:00 p.m.
Astoria & Columbia River.
Leaving Portland
Seaside Express
Astoria Express
Rainier Pa.ssongor
Riiinior Passenger ,
A rri ving Port land
Poiiiand Express
Portland Express
Kainier and Portland Passenger.
Ra.nier a-ni Portland Passenger.
S:oO a. m.
ft::;o p. m.
1 : 1 o p. m.
0:10 p. m.
!12:ir, p. in.
lO:oo p. in.
I U::r a. m.
I 5:0 p. m.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
Leaving Portland I
C. p. R. Short Lino via Spokane. 7:O0 p.m.
Via Seattle 12:15 a.m.
Arriving Portland
C. P. It. Short Line via Spokane. ! 0:O0 a.m.
Via Seattle 7:tKa. m.
OrtRn Si Washington Knllroad Company.
Leaving Portland I
Seai tie 1 'asscnger
Shasta Limited
Owl
Arriving Portland
wl
Shasta Limited
Fori land Passenger
. 0:00 a. m.
. :i :oo p. m.
.11:45 p. m.
. I 7: 15 a. in.
. 5 p. m.
. 5:no p. riu
JKMKliSON KTRKKT STATION.
Southern Pacific.
Leaving Portland
Pallas Passenger ..
Da Hits Passenger ..
Arriving Port land
Pallas Passenger ..
Pallas passenger ..
7:40 a. m.
4 :oO p. m.
m.
. nu
ELEVENTH AM) HOYT STKKETS IAS
SKNt.EH STATION.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Hallway Co.
Leavinar Portland
Inland Empire Express 9 :1H a.m.
For Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas
City. St. Louis. Till lings. Spokane. Cheney,
Lamont. Washtuena. Kahlotus, Pasco,
Roosevelt. ( ;? anddalles. Goldendalc, Lyle,
White Salmon. Stevenson, Vancouver and
Intermediate stations.
rolimihia River Local 4 :r0 p. m.
North Hank Limited 7;o p. m.
For Chicago, St. Paul. Omaha, Kansas
City. St. Louis. Millings, Spokane, Cheney.
Lamont. Washt ucna, Kahlotus, Pasto,
Roosevelt. Gianddalles, Lyle. White Sal
mon, Stevenson, Vancouver and intermedi
ate stat ions.
Arriving port land '
North Bank Limited R;On a. m.
From t'hfeairo, St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas
City, St. "IMiis, Billings, Spokane, Cheney,
Lamont. Washt ucna. Kahlotus. Pasco,
Roosevelt, Granddalles, Lyle. White Sal
mon, Stevenson, Vancouver and intermedi
ate station-.
Columbia River Lpca! ... . 1 o :o- p m
Inland Empire Express S : 1 p! in.
From Chicago, St. Paul. Omaha. Kansas
City. St. Louts. Hillings, Spokane, Chenev,
Lamont. W ashtnena, Kahlotus, pasco,
Roosevelt, Granddatles. Lyle. White Salmon,
Stevenson, Vancouver and intermediate sta
tions. Tim Card Oregon Klertrlc Railway Co.
Leaving Portland for Salem end Int.
stations O.iu. 7:"iO. 11 : A. M.; 2 :). 3-,V.
:::o. S.40 p. M. Limited for Tualatin and
Salem U:1.- A. M. Iocal for Wilsonville
and Int. stations 5: lo p. m. Daily except
Sunday for points on the SaJem, Falls City
Western Ry. via Salem, J:::o A. M-, 2:00
P. M. Sunday only, 1 1 :tn A. M.
Lea. vine? Port la ml for Forest Grove and.
Int. stations 7 :0.". S:Mo, l) :2o A. M 12 - U)
2: 1. a:30. 5:30, 8:25 P. M. Saturday only.
11:.'I0 p. 31.
Arriving at. Portland from Salem and int.
stations S:40, 11:00 A. M. ; l:ir, 4 :. 6:00,
S:20. 10:,"0 P. yi. Limited from Salem and
Tualatin 4 :.V) P. M. Local from Wilson
ville and Int. stations 6:40 A. M. Daily
except Sunday. 7S!5 A. M.
Arriving Portland from Forest Grove and
Int. stations 9 -am, fl:SO. 31:40 A. M : 1 -,lo
2:50. 5:20. S:lO P. M. Saturday only, 11:00
P. M. Sunday only. 4:40 P. M.
Portland Hallway. Light & Power Company.
Cars Leave.
T lcket Office and Waiting Room.
First and Aider and East Water
and East Morrison streets.
CARS LEAVE EAST WATER AND
MORRISON STREETS
Oregon City 4: 00. :.iO A. M. and evry
:i0 minutes to and including it p. M.. then
1D:ho. 1 1 :oo p. M. ; last car midnight.
Gresham and intermediate points -55
7:45, 8:45. :4o. R:45 A. M-, 12:45. 2 45.
3:45. 4:45. 5:45. 0:45. lt:.- P. M.
Fair view and Troutdale 05 s, 7 -45 S -15
m ,3:43- 3i-'-
Lazadcro and intermediate points 6:5.1.
8:j 1: A. M., 12:45. 2:43. 4:45. 0:45
Fir Vancouver
Ticket Office and Waiting Room. Second
anrl Washington streets.
-A.M. i;:l... f.:.,il. 7:25. 8:00. 8:
o:st. io :;:. ii:io. j i ;r..
I - M. 12.i0. l:1o. 1 :.V. 2:3. 3:W.
.1 :SO,
0:25,
::n. ,.:.-u. t:j(l, 7 :()o, 7:4, &:!..
1:3.-i. 11:4.7.
On third Monday in every month the last
car leaves at 7:0 p. M.
Daily except Sunday. "Daily except
Mondav.
BANKS.
FIRST KAHO.VAL BANK.
Portland, Oregon.
CAPITAL. ASD SURPLUS tl.500.000. .
GERMAN' AMERIfAX BANK
CUR. SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STS.
TKANSACTS A ORXE1AI, BANKING
BI'SINESS, ISSI-HS DRAFTS AVAII.-
' A B1,B IN AI.l, PRINCIPAL. CITIES OP
TUB 1'NITEP STATES AND Kt'ROPE; 4
PRIt CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAV
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VAULTS.
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