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PARTIES BATTLE
FOR LEGISLATURE
Indiana Senatorship Is Prize
Over Which Contest Is
Being Waged.
SITUATION SAME AS 1887
Ieemoerats Control Houw and Re
publicans Hare .Majority in S-en-al
Former Deny Flection of
Every G. O. P. State Officer.
lXTIANAPOLIS. Dee. 19. (Special.)
Men who are conversant with Indiana
political history are watching: the va
rious steps in the legislative situation
with a arrest deal of interest and won
derlng if history Is going to repeat it
self at the coming session. As com
pared, with the memorable struggle
ending with the election of David Tur
pi over Benjamin Harrison to the Sen
ate In 1887, the situation is precisely
the same, except that the positions of
the two parties are exactly reversed,
the Democrats then being in control
of the Senate and the Republicans hav
ing a majority in the House of Rep
resentatives. Carrying out the analogy, the Re
publicans had filed a number of con
tests with the evident Intention of un
seating Democrats in the House, and
thus getting a majority on joint bal
lot. Now the Democrats are contesting
the election of the Republican state
officers with one exception.
The Senate majority is preparing to
meet the Democrats on exactly the
same ground that the Democrats met
the Republicans in 1887. or In other
words, are arranging to contest the
election of one Democrat in that body
for every contest that the Democrats
consider in the House. They say their
action will e the same ss the Demo
crats' action regardless of the merits
of the Individual rases.
been employed in the Catholic Home
at Oswego, is in the County Jail
charged with breaking two windows
at the institution. He had been drink
ing and cherished a grudge; against the
place. Fout will have a hearing In
the Justice Court. He was committed
by Justice of the Peace Kelso, of Mtl-waukie.
DALLAS BOYS WIN AGAIN
Defeat Spokane Basketball Players
hy 55-to-14 Score.
SPOKANE. Wash.. Dec. 19. (Special.)
The Oregons. of Dallas, played their last
game hi the State of Washington tonight,
defeating the Spokane T. M. C. A. by a
score of 55 to 14. The Oregons have won
every game played In the State of Wash
ington. Score by halves:
First Shaw, center. threw S goals;
Reed, 4: Kenton. 1: Morton. 2. Second
half Shaw, 6: Ferrton,' 2; Reed, 2: Mor
ton. 3: C. Shaw. 1.
Total number points made in six games
by the Oresons, 25; opposing teams. 50.
The team from the Beaver State are in
good condition, after a hard week's play.
The next game will be at Anaconda,
Mont.. December 21.
HUBBARD VOTES ROAD TAX
Property-owners Propose to Expend
$1200 In Improvements.
HUBBARD. Or.. Dec. 1. (Special.)
The voters of road district Vo. 2 met
yesterday and voted a I-mill tax for
road improvements.. It Is estimated
that a 2-rolll tax will be the means of
raising about 11100. and this sum Is to
be expended In graveling a part of the
Pudding River road leading into the
town from the east.
County Judge William Bushy at
tended the meeting and in a short ad
dress explained the operation of the
present tax law and gave an estimated
cost of the county's business for the
ensuing year.
Breaks Windows While Prunk.
OREGON CITT. Or.. Dec. 19. (Spe
cial. ) Otto Font, an Austrian, who has
EARLY PAY FORCHRISTMAS
Willamette Paper Company Pleases
Its Employes.
nuEfuvsr PITY. Or.. Dec. li. (Spe
cial.) The Willamette Pulp & Paper
Company, with a pay roil or more man
2500.000 per annum and about 808 em
ployes, has made a new departure that
Is annreeiated by the men. It Is the
custom of the company to pay wages on
the th and 23d or eacn monin, out in
order to give the employes In the mills
spending money for Christmas the
management announced this morning
that all of the men would be paid
next Monday night, December 21
The mills will be closed JS hours,
shutting down at P. M. Thursday
and resuming operations at 7 o'clock
Saturday morning-
SENATORS' LIVES IX PERIL
Annex Building Where Quartered
Is Declared Vnsafe. .
WASHINGTON. Dec 19. The fact
that a large number of Senators have
been occupying quarters for the past
several years that were perilous to
life in the Senate Annex building, that
in now conceded should have been con
demned, was. emphasized today by the
refusal of Elliott Woods, superintend
ent of the Capitol, to permit any increase-of
the weight upon the floors
throuah the admission of documents
needed by ths National Monetary
Commission.
The building Is situated one square
from the Capitol buildings. The
finance committee of the Senate, three
Democratic Senators and a half dosen
Republican Senators have their office
rooms in the building, out within the
next few months they will move to
the handsome marble structure which
is Just being completed for use as Sen
ate offices. '
BEATS CHAMPION CYCLIST
Taylor W Ins Match Sprint Race With
Floyd McFarland.
BOSTON. Mass.. Dec. IS. Floyd Mae
Farland. of San Jose. Cal., winner, with
James Mora a narttcr, of the recent
six-dav race In New Tork, was defeated
by Major Taylor, of Worcester, tonight
in a match sprint race. Taylor won two
out of three heats, the first, a one-milo
sprint race. In 2 minutes. 43 seconds, and
the third heat, a one-half mile sprint.
In 1 minute, 7 seconds. MacFarland won
the second heat, which was a one-mile
pursuit race, in 1 minute. 57 2-5 seconds.
A ten-mile professional race was won
by Floyd Krebs. of New Tork, in 23
minutes. 63 3-6 seconds. Worth Mitten,
of Davenport. Iowa, was second and
George Wiley, of Syracuse. N. Y., third.
James Halstead, of South Africa, won
the two amateur races' from a big field
of local starters. The first was a five
mile open event. Charles Morgan, - of
Worcester, was second; time. 15:07 3-6.
Halstead's time In ths one-mile ama
teur sprint was 3:14 1-6.
NEW REGISTER AT YAKIMA
President Appoints Saint Because
He Is Accountant.
ORHGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington. Dec. 19. The President today
nominated Harry R. Saint, of Grandview,
as Register of the Land Office at North
Yakima, the office having become vacant
through the death of the late incumbent.
Mr. Saint was recommended by Senators
Piles and Ankony. Previously they
recommended Franklin Laubert. of North
Taklma. but Secretary Garfield would
not assent to his appointment, because he
is not an expert accountant. This quali
fication is now required of all appointees
to reglsterships.
The President nominated William P. Ely
as postmaster at Kelso,, Wash.
MEN'S SHOP.
Have you seen the unusual.y complete
and attractive d.splay of holiday goods
for both gentlemen and ladies in the win
dows of Messrs. Hewett. Bradley & Co.'s
Mens Shop? No? Then before going
further In your search for Christmas
gifts of distinctive style. Just view this
display at M Washington street. Better
.tin aii m anv tfm dav nr evening, and
the proprietors or able sa.esmeri will take
pleasure In calling to your attention any
number of useful, clever and inexpen
sive, articles which ladles and gentlemen
always appreciate. Shopping at Messrs.
Hewett. Bradley Co.'s Is a pleasure.
AT THK HOTELS.
The Portland F. A. McGowan. San Fran
cisco; K. Welmer. St. Louts, "H. B. Cramer,
Forest Grove: L. Monat, Jr.. Berkeley: F. L.
Flake, Seattle; P. K. Gordon. S. Langer,
A. R Arsmith. I.. A. Falk. New York; E. O.
Guthrie. Eagle Point: Dan Melnnle. Wal
lace; A. R. Blewett, Spokane; A. E. Reeves.
Jacksonville; A. H. Orlffen and wife. New
York: J. W. Kevetone, Jr.. San Francisco;
L. B. Iglauer. Cleveland: J. A- Cook, Chl
rago: George K. Plummer and wife. Se
attle; Mile. Toona. Orpheum; Mary E. John
atone. Danver: TV. J. Grant. New York: H.
T. Pearl. B. B. Dyer. Aatoria: F. C. Scho
maker, Raymond: r. Heldelberser. New
York; S. J. Gorman. J. E. Dickson. 8eattle;
8. McClure. B. C. Houston, A. Jf. Black.
Seattle: F. Cuttle and wife, Hunters Hot
Springa: F. Nobs. St. Loula; E. E. Schwarts,
Cleveland; Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, Palo Alto:
j Crawford, Hunnyalde; Mlae Crawford.
Mrs I- A. Greenley, New York; J. B.
Hoffmann. Milwaukee: H. E. Clayburxh.
1 Kalmlnk, San Franclaco: E. B. Marvin,
New York; J. B. Brady. F. E. Hoddlns.
Vancouver, B. C: J. H. Remington and
wife. W. B. Gray, St. Paul; Madeline
Shields. Moscow: C. W. F- Kock, Chicago;
Joa Gollusrh. Milwaukee; George Bam and
wife. Dyerville.
The Orrgoa M. Lewis. Joseph Morris and
wlte. Eeauie; Minnie Devlns, CorvaUia; W.
U Cobb. W. U Hamilton. Roseburg; H.
Can. San Francisco: A. Gabriel. New York;
J T. KUutaka. Seattle; H. J. McKaarni
and wife. Duluth: R.' D. Spencer. Chicago;
F J. Verkrode. Grand Raptdn: W. J. Cro
kU. Seattle: F. W. Settlemlre. Woodburn:
C G Bailey, San Fraacleco; Grace E. Tom
liraon Seattle: A. SohulU. San Franclaco:
M. W. Hauck. Tacoma; R. 8. - Shaw and
wife. Mill City; D. T. Coffman. Chehalln;
E J Furgiuon. Aatoria: Mr. and Mr. R. F.
Hariioc-k; M. Ashberry. Holbrook: Sam Jonea.
Poagur. W. C. Peer, clly: A. E. Chandler.
Berkeley; Neal Stupp, Raymond; S. Olason,
Seattle; A. Ketterman, S-'alem; Lroy Walker
and wife. Canby; Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, city;
G. F. Haubey. New York; R. A. Young,
Aberdeen; Jessie Ueeae. McMinnvlUe; Ben
Ftaher and wire F. E. Ford and wife. E. A.
Smith, W. R. Smith, Seattle; F. L.. Stewart,
KeiH; Hong- .m. Key. seauie; .hibb r.uuoiim.
Mlw Jones. F. E. Mill. V. H. Wierman,
city; R. P. Kearns. H. L. Dearford, Bill
Fraaer. Monte Jarobowsky, Fan Francisco.
The Imperial Mrs. I. J. Camas. St. Paul;
H. W. Hatch, Salem; VvV P. O'Brien. Asto
ria; E. Fearfon: O. A. Erlckson. Qulncy;
ft. Adelsoergt-r. Cooe Bay; E. Crotsley. Am
bridge, Va. : F. . Young. Eugene; W". M.
Funk Tlirlock; B. Short and wife. Klamath
Fallai Mrs. C. Sllwell, Oakland; H. H. Bud
dington. San Francisco; H. A . Wilson and
wife. Seattle; J. Waldstene, Hood River; C.
J. Lann. ship Lj-rejnte; T. Webster, Berke
ley;' A- C. Dixon. Eugene; E. E. Wilaon,
Corvallls; H. J. Colllne and wife. The Dalles
R. X. Acker. Wendllng: B. S. Jones, Inde
pendence; G. B. Peeples, Palmer; E. H.
Hooker. Salem: G. A. Farrent, Mien C.
Whitney, Salem; J. Schaefer. Eugene; M. N.
Bonham and wife. 'Laurel; O. F. MoConnell,
Cenfralia; W. T. Rigdon. Salem; J. N. Agee,
city: Mrs. Peterson, Kalama.: J. Kearns,
Salem; A. Slnshelmer, city; L. H. McMahon,
Salem; 1. H. Zlgler. Fossil: N. H. Justus.
G. B. Hale. R. Hyland, Heppner; G. W.
Stipp. Chenoweth: E. H. Evans, Spray; p.
O. Woodson. Salem: W. J. Reynolds and
wife; S. J. Werley. Marlon, O. ; H. Hasiam,
Steamer Haewalo: J. Hart. Cambridge; W.
B. Kuntz. city: W. W. Wastry. Hood River.
The St. Charles Miss Jessie Tade. Mrs.
H N Cade. Miss Dairle cade. St. Helena;
Jessie' Smith, Castle Rock; Mrs. V. Espcy.
Tacoma; B. I. tioodrich. Pendlelon; B. J.
Lookwood, George Lewis and daughter,
eitv; Frank Genery. Oswego; Sam Siuyter,
Eureka: Rov F. Woolworth and wife. Butte
vtlle; Mrs. Mert Crittenden. Hubbard; Geo.
Rockev, Rainier; N H. McKay, bauvles
Island': O. Hichln. Gaston: H. D. Miller,
city: B- V. Schiller. Snowden: W. K.
Reeves. Lyle. Wash.: P. M. Chrlstensen.
Lexington; Fred Horn. Rldgefleld; H. F.
Richel.- Lents; Ivan Daniel, Klamath Falls;
Mr. and Mrs. Kern. Dallas: J. O. Oure,
Woodburn: Bvron Wolfe, Gates; J. Mur
phy. H. Hcnnessy. St. Paul; Dan Allen,
Cllftm: S. Raefel. city; I. Ferguson,
Hood River; Wed Hooye, city; Jacob Koenn.
Nehalem; J- O. Swenson. I. Swenson. city:
Mrs. L. M. Knapp. Castle Rock: M. Gen
dron, Alma; John C. Hugill. Gervals: C.
Randall. Tillamook: Robert Johnson, Miss
Josle Stephens. Carlton; F. H. Robinson,
Grants Pass; i. B. Pugh and wife, Brownsville-
L. E. Oliver and wife. Sherman: I.
Jackson. Miss Cassia Mclnnis. Miss Jessie
Mclnnls. Idaho: James Mythen, V. S. A.:
George T. Tupman. Covington, Ky.; C. J.
Moore. Mount Pleasant: T. J. Gill. Oregon
Citv; J H. Johnson. Banks: W L. Hurley.
Clifton;' D. Thorp, Vancouver: H. D. Miller,
cltv; M. Washburn. H. Washburn. Trout
tlal'e: 1. C. Bryden. city; F. M. Cockeian
and wife. Hood River: C. W. HariKn.ve.
Lutnor: B C. Jannusch- Oshkosh Geoige
Lenv. Oahkosh; Orln Cornish. Eagle Creek;
Emma Knapp. Carrollton: Lena Knapp.
Bertha Lapland. Toutle; HcnryK,rs.ch. T.
L. . Church. Svensen; B. W Atkins.
Gresham; W. L. Fonts. McMlnny e J. U
Caldwell. Skamokawa; Irwin Mill"". Se
attle; A. H. Falkestad. Burns: Mr. orman
and wife. North Yamhill: M. L. Noble.
Forest Grove; Charles Kogel, Claukati e.
M. H Cross. San Francisco: Neil Vroltr.
Superior. Wis.; M. Allen and wife. Artna;
S. J. McCarthy. Celllo; George H. Walte
and wife, city; P. M. Christonson, Jerry
Mahoney. Lexington: Mrs. E. Fisher, city;
Mrs Trup. Seattle: Ed H. Nelley. Tilla
mook; EH. Summers, C. M. Miller. Proser;
John TB 7 Erick.cn. Skye; V. SF.. Holts. V. n.
Grav Kelso; G. W. Leonard and wife,
kcappoose; Mrs. H. N. Carte. M. lonlnger
Rt . Helens; N. McHolIand. Beaverton: E. o.
Van Gordon, Vancouver: Byron Wolfe.
GaVes; N. M. Wright. Barton: L. A. Blood
good H. D. Warreu. South Dakota: L. L.
F-Vrle city F W. Hollenbeck, Tacoma;
Jessie M Phelps. Washougal; Elmer E.
Pen s. Sacramento: Ottis Hamar. Watson
ville; E. A. M. Cone. Buttervllle. O.
The Danmoore Mrs. Hallengfr.
B R. Westbrook and wife. Salem: VV. W
Briatow, Eugene; H. B Rockwell. P.
Klbert Miss Trene Collins, city: C. W.
Mueris. Seattle; O. F. Miller . Seattle; Mrs.
H " Johnson. Taeoma: T. E. .Townsend.
Chicago; F. G. Lester and wife, city; P. H.
Nelson, Denver; G. H. Hlggins. San Francisco-
W. F Wells. Los Angeles: D. L.
Vonon. New York: Mrs. F. N. Nugent, c ty;
Charles E Curtis. Boise; C. H. Ross, city;
M N Marten. Bellingham; F. G. Harris
and wife. Austin. Tex.; M. L. Jones, Seattle;
OD. Dresser. Tacoma: V. H Garrsn.
Gbldfleld. Nv.; N. J - Ferrant C eveland;
i p Elvers, Fd Elvers. Seattle: . c.
Stepn. A. H. Finn. C. W. Cook. city.
The Cornelius B. Balle. Portland : G. H.
Stevenson. Seattle; A- C. Downing and wife.
Frank Staley and; wife. Indianapolis, Ind..
n w. Simpson and wife, Albany; J. N.
Detmars. Baker City; John H. Harbog. Eu
gene: H. Auds and wife. Astoria: Thomss
O'Neal and wife, city; Mrs. Peterson, Ka
lama: R. Dunning, San Francisco: William
T. Hasbrouck. city; Miss Anna Wiley. La
Grande: Dr. H. A- Mather. Carson. Wash.:
H B Burklngton. Seattle; Mrs. A. P. Bar
ton. Chicago: John Martin. 8. S. Cunning
ham. Spokane.
The Nortonla Nat.G. Dudley. New York;
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W S. Harvev, El Paso; George- Homer.
Houston; William J. Kennedy. Miss Ethel
Kennedy, St. Paul; Frances De Huwr. Lon
don Eng.; N. G. Bell and wife. Heppner;
R. M. Cappner. Seattle: G. W. Ledyard. city;
B. Bandrews. Jr., Madison: George Ham and
wife. Iiv;rsvllle.; J- W. Stanley, New Yjrk;
Warren Brazil, Stockton; George Campbell.
San Francisco.
The Lenox John Wortman McMinnvlUe;
Mre. Gloria B. Maxwell, Seattle; A. P. Hep
burn and family, W. A. Hepburn and fam
ily. Dundten; G. F. Hepburn. Battle Ford:
Laura Thomas, Jefferson; J. B. Boedefeld.
eity; Thomas O'Neal and wife. A. C. With
ers. clty: C. C. Llghtfoot, Astoria; T. F.
Reade, city; R. L. Bewley. V E. Vinters. J.
McKang. Mrs. R. White. McMinnvlUe: Mrs.
G. Stockweli, The Dalles: Dr. B. F. P.eitman.
Chicago; F. Feiwttl. city,
his samples of wheat here ana the grain
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Dec. 1!. Maximum tempera
ture. 35 degrees; minimum. 3 decrees.
River reading at 8 A. M.. 1.5 feet: change
In last 24 hours, none. Total rainfall (5 P.
M to 5 P. M.). none; total since September
1, 1(108. 10.27 Inches; normal. IH.40 Inches;
deficiency. 6.13 inches. Total sunshine De
cember 1S, B hours, 57 minutes; possible, 8
hours. 38 minute. Barometer (reduced to
eea-Ievel). at 0 P. M , 30.3 Inches.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometric pressure eontinues high
over the Intermountaln States, but It Is be
ginning to fall In Washington and Western
Oregon. Fair and unseasonably cold wea
ther continues throughout this district, Cali
fornia Nevada and Utah, the temperature
bf ing. very :iear or below the freezing point
in all sections w-e-t of the CnacRoe Moun-
tains. and In Northern California, except
along the coast.
The Indications are for fair and continued
cold -weather throughout this district' Sun
day, except that rain is possible along the
Washington coast.
FORECAST.
For the 28 hours endinr midnight. Dc. Ji:
Portland and vicinity Fair and continued
cold; eouthessterly winds.
Oregon Fair and continued cold; south
eseterly winds.
Washington Fatr. except possibly ,. rata
along the coast: southeasterly winds.
Idaho Fair and continued cold.
F. M. MONTGOMERY.
Local Forecajrtar.
AMTSEMETfTS.
EMMA GOLDMAN
Th fnot mfrprented woman In Amrlrm,
will deliver a courte of lacturaa at
Alisky Hall, Dec. 20, 22 and 23
Sunday. Dec. 20. S P. M.. "The plasolntlnn
of Our Institutions."
funday, Iec. 20, S P. M.. "Marriage and
Love."
Tuesday, Dec. 23. S P. M.. "The Devil
ExonerAted."
Tuesday. Dee. it, 8 P. "The l"syc!jol
ogy of Violence."
Wednesday. Dec. s. P. M., "The Drama:
the titrangest Disseminator of Radicalism."
DEBATE
At MerrIVs Hall. Monday. Dec. II, 8 P. M.
ANARCHISM V. SOCIAMHM.
Emma tioldman vs. Walter Thomas Mills,
A. M.
Miss Goldman will .defend the affirmative
for Anarchism. Mr. Mills will apeak for
Socialism and hold the negative.
Grand Central Station Time Card
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland
Roseburg Passenger
Cottage Grove Passenger
California Express
San Francisco Express ...
West Side
Corvallls Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger ...
Forest Grovs Passenger ...
Forest Grove Passongar ...
Arriving Portland
Oregon Express
Cottage Grove Passenger
Roseburg Passenger
Portland Express
West Bide
Corvallls Passenger
Sheridan pacssnger
Forest Grove Passenger . .
Forest Orove Passenger .,.
Forest Grove Passsngar . . .
1:15 a ra
ft : IS p m
T:4S p. ro.J
7:20 a. m.
4:10 p. m
8:50 a. ra
1 :00 p. m.
6:40 p. nv
7:13 a. m.
11:80 a. ro.
8:30 p. m
11.15 p nv
8:20 P. m.
10:30 a m
8:00 a m.
11:50 a. m.
4.50 p. m.
OREGON BAlLBOAll A NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving Portland I
Pendlelon Passenger ..I T:4oa.m-
Chicago-Portland Special I :1Js- m-
Spokane Fiver 5;9xp'm'
Kansas City sc Chicago Express. . I 6:00 p. m.
Arriviuc Portland I
Bpokano Flyer ll2X ro
Chi.. Kan. City & Portland Ex. .1 7:20 a.m.
Chicago-Portland Special I8:j0p. m.
Pendleton Passenger i o:4B p. m.
KOBIUCEKN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland I
Tacoma and Seattle Express ... 80 a.
North Coast A Chicago Limited.) 2-00 p. m.
Overland Express (11.45 P- m.
Arriving Portland -
North Coast Limited
Portland Express
Overland Express I ""-a
ASTORIA COLUMBIA B1VKB-
Leaving Portland
Astoria at Seaside Express
Astoria Passenger
Arriving Portland
Seaside & Portland Passenger...
PortU.nd Express
8:00 a. m.
8:00 p. bl
12:15 p. m.
10:00 p m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leaving Portland .
c p h. Short Line. via. Spokane 8:00 p. m.
Via Seattls ll :45 p. m.
Aniving Portland l
C P R- Short Line, via Spokane 10:00 a. m
Vi; Seattle I T:00a m.
Jefferson-Street Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland i
Dallas Passenger I if;
Dallas Passenger ...14:10 p.m.
Arriving Portland I
Dallas Passenger ! . I " m'
Dallas passenger I -au p. as.
11th and Hoyt Sts. Passenger Station
cPOKAM;, POK1LAND BEATI'Lai
iwULWAk.
Leaving Portlanuj
Inland Umpire Kxpress S:1S A. M.
Through trains for Walla Walla. Pasco.
Roosevelt, Granddalles, Goldendale, Whit
Salmon, etevenson. Vancouver asd interme
diate points.
North Bank Limited 3:83 P. M.
Througu train for Spokane. Sprague.
Rltsvllle. Llnd. Pasco, Koossvelt. Grn
dslles. White Salmon. Stevenson and Vac
vouver . . .
AirWina- Portland
North Bank Limited 1:30 A. M.
Through train from Spokane. Spragua.
Rltiville, Llnd. Pasco. Roosevelt. Gratd
dalies, White Salmon, btevsnsoo and Va-
inlaca' Empire Express 5:30 p.M.
Through train from Walla Walla, Pasco.
Roosevelt. Oranddalles. Goldendale. White
tialmon. atevenson. Vancouver aad Interme
diate points.
tiKEUON ELECTRIC HAIL WAX.
Leaving Portland
Salem and intermediate Local...
HUlaooro and s'oicat Urove Local
toieiu sou intermediate Local...
fciillsooro ana j'orest Grove Local
wUIMI ajia Tualatin only. Lim
ited I S:1S a. m.
HUtsuoi-u and Forest urova i-ocalilu:
Sa-i
ut a.
00 a. i
a. i
toaiem aua InMsrineuiate Loci...
HUlsooru . . -
baleiu ana intormealate Local...
laaleiu aua intei uMiUi4te local..
7,,i,.r,,.ri, ana t oiest Grove Local.
uaoBVille ana inteimeciate Lo-i
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HuisDoro and Forest Uiove Local,
bbluui aua Intei'iueuiate Local. .
saiem and luieinvoaiaie Local..
Arnvlug Portland
WllsonvUle and Intermediate Lo
cal .
Hiusooro and Forest Orove Local,
tsalem and intermediate Local..
Hulsuoro ana 'orst Grove Local.
Salem and Intermediate Local. .
Hlllsooro and Foreat Grove Local.
Salem and Intermediate Local..
Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and Tualatin only Limited
Hlllsooro ana r ."'"'T
Salem and Intermediate Local.,
Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and Intermediate Local.,
galem and . Intermediate Local
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT.
PARTNER wanted In shoes and furnishing
'goods store: have got a good business,
cannot do it hr myself, must hare at
least 81000. This Is In Portland; he
got gord location and cheap rent. XXX
41-, Oregonlan.