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ATTORNEYS.
taiton, Beach A Simon, HO Chamber of
Commerce.
Oames Gleaaon, t and Mulkey building
BARBERS. Joseph Reldal, J52 MorrUon at.
BARBER8'n SUPPHE8.
LEVns8TNER!SFbr Bupply Co
Orlndlnr of all sharp-edr tool a apa
clalty. 161 Flrat at. .
BOOT8 AND 8HOE8.
jTBa'nrr. "Repair Shop. itTWajhinrton.
CARPENTERS AND BUILpER8.
jfohn'A. Mettonj- carpenter and bulldaiv
307 Stark at.; office and store fixture
built and remodeled, alterlnr aad re
pair houses. Phon Main 747.
CARD ENGRAVERS.
VEODtNGr AKO VIBITINO CARDS En
craved; W. O. Smith As Co., Third
floor. Waahlnrton bids-
CEREAL MILLS.
Acm iinCo " Mahuadturera Ralaton
Acme CaraaJa. M ft B K. Front st.
COAL AND WOOD-
Orsron Fuel Co., dealer in all kinds of
coal and wood, 344 Morrison at.
Banrleld-Vtysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
18 3d at Phone Main 353 and CoL 873.
VULCAN COAL CO., WHOLESALE
dealara beat coals,, foundry and smelter
cokej. , .....
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
Mitchell exoert Chiropodist. Knirht's
hoe tor. 364 Waahlnrton at Phon
OOd 72V.
V CORNICES -SKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skyllrht, Galvanised Iron Cor
nices, j.
Bayer, 36 Second at.
DENTIST8.
8 M. Hamby, D. D.
B.. room 3 Waah.
inrton bids., wi
aahlnrtoa and 4th at.
Theodore 8. Thompson, CO-SI Waahlnr
ton bldr-, Waahlnrton and Fourth, ata.
Phone Hood 411 -
P S. Lang-worthy, rooms 7 and 8 BenaoD
bldr-, Wlk Morrison at, near 6th.
PR. B. H. FISHER, DENTIST, W-2J
ralllnt bldy. 'Phona Cly
" ORUQOI8T8.
0. P. 8. Plummer, 360-a Third at
Rowe & Martin, Sixth and Washington.
Frank J. Strelblr, B42 Waahlnrton at
Laua-Davla Vrug Co.. 175 Id at Phon
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland EUctrlcal "uVorkaOfllc 36j
Stark at
Western Elactrlo Work, 3064 Wash at
BANKS.
.ADD A TILTON, BANKERS
Established In 1869.
Interest allowed on time deposit.
"Collections made at ail points pn fa
vorable term. Letter of credit Issued
available in Europe and all points In
the United Statea.
Bight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers sold on New York. Washington,.
Chicago, St Louis, Denver,. Omaha
San Francisco and various point in
Oregon, Waahlnrton, Idaho, Montana
and Brltlh Columbia-
Exchang aold on London. Pari, Ber
in. Frankfort, Hong Kong, Yokohoma,
Manila and Honolulu.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
With which la amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up 38,000.00
Reserve lOOO.Oia)
Transacts a general banking business.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT '
Accounts opened for sum of 310 and up
warda, and Interest allowed on mini
mum monthly balances. Rates on id
plication. 244 Washingtaen t.
? E. A. WYLD, Manager.
U3NDON St SAN FRANCISCO BANK.
LIMITED.
Chamber at Commerce Building, Third
and Stark etreeta.
Head office, 65 Old Broad street, Lon
don. Thla bank transacts a general bank
ing buaineae, makes loan, discount
bills and Issues letter of credit avail,
able for travelers and for the pur
- chase of merchandise in any city of
the world. Deala In foreign and do'
niestiO exchange.
Interest paid on time deposits.
E. A. MACRAE, Manager.
irfcRCHAWTH' NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OR. .
3 Franli Watson Preeldenf
R. L. Durham ..Vice-Presldeak
R. W. Hoyt . .Caahter
Geo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS.
. Drafts and letter of credit . Uaued
. avallabla -H- partaTif the world.
Collections a specialty. Gold duet
bought. -
THE tJNITED STATES NATIONAL'
Transact a General Banking Business,
ixaft Issued available In all cities of
the United State and Europe.
Preeident TYLER WOODWARD
Vlce-Prealdent J,.... JACOB KAMM
Caahlefv.;. -F. C. MILLER
A1NSWORTH NATIONAL, BANK
CORNER THIRD AND OAK 8TB.
3. O. AINS WORTH.. V-m ...President
PERCY T MOROAN,..-.,. Vice-President
R. W. SCHMEER tAmistant Cashier
Ttanaevct A General Banking Business.
. Interest on time depoetts.
, Safe Depeelt Department
OR lALEr-MISCELUANeOUS.
HALL. BAFK. standard of the world;
. aatea aold on sy. payments; trad your
old safe (or a ae, Norrl Safe
' Lock Co H Flrat at. .
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Orefon Employment,
W Burnaid at
QRQCERS.
r.J Preaaer Co S40-tU 'ahlnton txf
HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURINOL'
Part Hair 8 tor, m Waabington at., up.
to-dat hair dresaer. j,
Eoaenthal Slstere Wls-maklnv and man
icuring. . m Fifth at. Hood M.
' ; HARNE83.
t'OLXJNS, PREBTON; "WILfiON ' CO
Th beat value and largest atock; ex
pre and bustT names a speeialty.
Wholeaal and rtalL Second and Tay
lor ata.
HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
and Aid-ata.
.rHOUSE'rURNlSHERS.
faomt furnisher ' Furniture, carpets,'
parlor roods, stoves, etc. Bee I. Qev.
urU de Bona. X7J-1T5 Flrat, 118-225 Yam
hill. Both- phonea KM. .
INSURANCE.
ibaa$ L'vSTfSJssvvOiLiicS!
fcS Bharlock bldg.
Oregon phon Main
fas.
JA Me, . I WOOD, Concord' Build inr,
'phon fj. Employer Liability Insur
ance, represent American Bonding
Trust Co. Fire insurance.
ARTHUR' WILSON, Sherlock BuildlHK,
'phon 1008,. represents. Home Mutual
and Alliance Assurance fire oampanla.
INVESTMENTS. '
iSToNEY LOANEDion furniture, planoiT
etc. 393 E. Morrison st
IF TOU have soma idle money to invest
In fllt-dr securities In small or larre
amounts that will earn rood return,
see us af once." L. Y. Keady A Co., 337
Falllnr Building.
JEWELERS.
The L. C Henrlcheen Co.. jewelers and
opticians, 2)H Washington at
Th O. Hettkemper Co., manufacturing
Jewelers, Ibd Morrison st.
LAUNDRIES.
PACIFlCLAUNl?RY'car2!:9Vnd 231 Ar"
thur st., cor.'First. lowest prlro con
sistent with good work.- Prompt dellv
"T Oreg"" ph""- r .
Clean towels dally. Comb, brush, Boap.
31 per month. Novelty Supply' Co., v
42 N. Ninth St. Tel. 410.
MA8SAGE.
MDME. It E. KLT, dermDtol yogis t,
massage, electric treatments. 1&3,:
First st.
MONEY TO LOAN.
LOANS In sums to suit on all securities.
Eckerson 4k Co., 5 Washington Block.
MONEY to Loan on clt
lota and Im-
iw & Co., Jti
proved farms. W. A
Stark st,
W. A. HATHAWAY JWnney to loan, 10
Washington bldg. Phone Hood iV.
LOANS Without publicity on real or
chattel mdrtjrage. personal or salary
cur!ty, at low rates. C. W. Palleti,
218 Commercial btovh. Phont- Orarvt 8-".
, UdONUMENTAr .
Otto Schuman, monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third st. Estimates on
first-class work and stock only.
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS
720 Front st. Fine work, low price.
N A V A L ARCHITECT.
Fred A. Ballin, 43 2d St.. Tel. Oak 76. V en
nuis and machinery of all kinds de
signed. PALMIST.
MRS. STOCKS, s'clenVncPa!rnlst;
Inrs 60c and 31. Fifth st.,"opt.
office.
read-
P0.il-
PAWN BROKERS.
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.,
7 .Third at, caar Oak. Phone Brown
475. v
PHOTOGRAPHER3.
E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portrait.
Third and Washington sts.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor A Stanton, plumbing and steam
fitting. 68 Sixth st.
RMTAURANTS.
MorrlsLuiSch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial Hotel
Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington st
City Chop Home and Restaurant, 18 id
t. N.
RUBBtR, STAMPS.
BUSBY & LESH CO. Riibber stamps.
Seal. Btenclis, etc., 417 The Dekum.
BATUS. maasage; scalp and skin dis
ease permanently cured; - manicuring.
Cottage, 167 Park, near Morrison; tI
Front 1615. ,. , ...
STORAGtAND TRANSFER.
C. O. PlckToniee 8i First .? bet. Stark
and Oak; phone 596. Pianoo and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodloua fireproof brick warehouse.
"Front and Clay t.
SLOT MACHINE8.
All styles; repairing: phonographs, rec
ord. Transcontinental Machine Co.,
343 Washington st.
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street All makes t typewriters for
rent. Supplies for all machines. L. &
M. Alexander A Co., agent.
W. A. Rldeout, Agent Bllnkenaderfer
Typewriter. 264 Stark st.
-- TICKET OFFICES.
oTcrlaJialckrOfnee, ltFThird st.Tis
to saved to all polnu.
TIMBER CLAIMS LOCATED.
5yiYOTTwaTuWToeate
vine timber claims 7 The best to be
had. Apply 423 Ablngton Building.
TRUNK FACTORY.
HarrU Trunk Co., trunka, vallaaa, eatop
ela, eto., 231 Mprriaoa.at .
WALL PAPER.
H7TpTChrtenen. wall peperer and
patnter. 141 Seventh t, corner Alder.
Ernest Miller A Co., wall paper and dec-1
orators. 127 Flrat t k- ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Wadhmaib Co., wholesale grotersTmanT
nfacturera and eommknloa merchants.
64 and 66 Front at
Allen A Lewis, wholesale grocer; Port
land,, Ore, ; - ' ,
Maaon, Ehrman Co., wholesale groc
er. N. W. oor: Second and Pine ata, '
Lang A Co., First and Anktny ata.' i
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
v. - S :.- " '"" ,---'' - 'J-
Q. W. IXinalUnou t V. ' A. BHlion, n
Tot 3 to 4, block V. Carter a add; ' '
no consideration. -
Cha. Muh and wife' to Ad E.
Murphy, e. 10 ft n. ft lotll. -
V block , Abend's add to Albtn..3 25
Chas. Much and wife to Ada E.
Murphy, w.i ft. of e. II ft. lot 11.
. block 4, Abend' add to Albina .. 23
DreWery F. Bilvey and wife to Chris
AUresheimer, lot 13, block 103, Nor
wood." lot 1, block 11, Orovea'a
add . 282
Sheriff for Joa. B. Leatherman to J.
H. Huddjeaoq, lot a, block J, TW
Heifhts ....... 959
Lulu B. Donner to W. T. Cutler and
wife, lot 1. block I. lot 1, blook 11,
Maerley Highland, lot 10, 11. It,
block t, lot I, 6 block IT. Highland 1100
Sheriff for Donald McGregor to Vic
tor Land Co., lot 4, blook 14, Mult- .
nomah 4
Clara G. Bufflngton to Thos. O.
Strange, lot 4, block 13. Albina
Homestead T . . 1387
Milton W. Smith to Henry C. Hodges.
. lot 44, 46, blook 23, lot 1, block 2fl.
Albina 1
Sheriff for David Chalmera to J. IL
Huaaieeon, io acres aeo. 3Z, two.
1 n.. r. 1 a
88
S2S
2500
Mary E. Norman and husband to
Mary E. Lliiaren 4J.660 sa. ft lot C
tne jenne tract
Duncan McTnnl and wife to Jacob
Bauer, w"j lot 10, block 264, Couch
add
L. H. Boise et aL to Security Saving
ana rrusc jo., tot i, diook , city.. i
Orient Insurance Co. to Security Sav
ing A Trust Co., block 132. 133,
169, to 176 Inclusive, Hawthorne
Park 180
J. K. Huxley and wife to E. M. Stev
en lot 10, 11, 12, block 1, N. Fair
lawn 1009
Portland Ixme Fir1- Cemetery Co. to
V. F. Mors, A lot 29, block 31.
Portland Lone Fir Cemetery 20
Washington National Building, Loan
& Investment Association to J. E.
Huxley, lot 10, 11, 12, block 1,
N. Fairlawn E25
Get your Titi Insurance and Abstract
to -Real Estate from th Tltl Guarantee
A Truat Co.,' Chamber of Commerce.
BUILDING PERMITS
To Elisabeth Saunders, additions. T
coma. ave. and East Sixth street, 3500.
To T. L. Garland, 2-atory dwelling
southwest corner Fourteenth and College
street, 11200.
To Rusell & Blyth, 2-tory dwellinsr,
Tnurman and Rii?by streets, 33000.
To John Turnbull, 2-atory dwelling
Vaughn and Thirty-second streets. 32500.
AN UP-TO-DATE NE WSPPEAR.
Let the word go out that Portland
hustles, emf better yet. let everybody
'huBtle. Hod knov.' what hustle means,
don't rot' If you don't, take The Jour
nu', on! 10 cents a week, by carrier; 34
h i fa-. by mafi.
NEW TODAY.
r
Down They Go!
Best Sugar-Cured Hams . ...14',tc
Ranch Egos, 2 dox 46o
Best Creamery Butter. ... .65c 60a
Good Creamery 60c 65c
Dairy ButteK 40c 45c
Picnic Hams 12c
Lard, Compound 10c
Kf-memtwr iaturuav for your
elite kj. UM
La Grande Creamery
...... 3&srBirtl!U
PERSONAL.
A. E. Devere, the specialist in treatment
of hair and scalp. 500 The Dekum;
phone Red mi).
V ANTED To eorreBpond
with a view to marriage.
H. Journul.
with a lady
Addres.s Box
IF VOl' want i tvet married send
for ileta.ts t Itox IOCS. City.
10c
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED H. R. men for Oregon.' Waah
ington. Nevada and Utah; free fare;
viages t'.' to i a Jay; long fot. C. IL
Hansen Co.. '2ii X. -Second st.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Ironets at Novelty Laundry,
4U north Ninth st.
E04RD16.ND LODGING
R)01.o With or without board;
both phone; rates reasonable,
teenth end Washington xln.
gnu.
1-1 f-
ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE ROSS-211 Vi
elegant rooms:
Phone Red It&l.
1st St.. cor. Salmon;
transient solicited.
THE LOCKWOOD, 351V4 Morrison St.
Furnished . rooms; transient. . Phone.
Oregon South' 606,
FURNISHED ROOMS for
keeping. 226U First st.
light house-
THE CASTLE 372 Wash.; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient. Tel. South "761.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
DONALD G.
rem and
WOODWARD. 261 Btark St..
insures. Phone Mam' 346.
- r BUSINESS CHANCES.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY?
Here is -a chance: 8)600 will buy n
well-established oyster house doiiui h
splendid business situated in the heart
of tne theater district. If you are .i
busM-ess man don't fail to investigate.
Address box R, Journal.
A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE Tor
rigiit party with (iuu; $ro00 returns
within Vi months for each 100 invested.
Address box D, Journal office,
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR.
Free use of instruments. Wanted
players for clulw. Hal. Webber In
structor. 717 Marquam bldg.
FOR SALE.
FURNrfuRE of Z-room fiat for sale;
electricity and bath. 430 Wash, et
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
4 ROOM 1101SE, Highland; bargain.
JiibO; new house, ti rooms 2 lots, 31,350;
new modern C rodm house, Albina,
$2,200; new 7 room house, Sunnvslde,
modern, lot 36x180 feet; great bargain,
$1,200; 6 room cottage, Suntiyeide, nice
place. $86; . 6 room house on base
line, $900.' Terms to suit. 612 Commer
cial building.
FOR BALE-Real estate office, with a
nice liet of properties. 392 East Morri
son st
ONE 5 ONE 7-ROOM HOUSE; MUST
ell; installments: make offer. 611
Commercial . building.
CLAIRVOYANT.
MADAME JOHNSTON, clairvoyant and
Card reading; tells past' present and
future; readings. 60c. 251 Fifth sty
MRS. 8TEYENS, the leading Palmist
on all affairs of life; reading, 60c; 2211
jaurrtaun ai. . .
PR. DE AMXnDUS, European Spirit
Medium; circle every Wednesday at
I p. t m. harp; spiritual and payohla
reading dally. Jif 1-J First at V
BUMPED
IN THIRD
Webfooters Again Lose
the Game
AN EXCITING FINISH
The Race Track Tennis Contests.
Baseball and Notes Pug
' ffistic.
Northwest League
Yesterday' games. Seattle 7; Portland
L Butt 8; Spokane 1. Helena t; Tacoma
8; 13 Inning.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost P. Ci
Butte 6 'J 3S .GUtt
Seattle M 5 41 .D77
Helena in .621
Portland 4ii , .479
Tacoma 41 &G .427
Spokane ,,..... 36 68 .396
For the third time In the present eerie
Seattle has put the Webfooters out of
business. Yestarday waa the nearest they
have come to ratting a game or making
an even break with the visitor. Shea
absorbed the balls as they came over the
plate, In place of Vlgneux, who was on
the knocked-out list. While he played
well In that position, he made a number
of errors which did not help matters for;
Portland Had Vigneux been behind the
b.tt his better understanding of Kngle's
throwing would have perhaps changed
the defeat to victory.
The game reached an exciting climax
wnen In the ninth, with the assistance
of the umpire, the locals brought in four
runs after two men were out. This made
a tie. In the tenth Seattle secured two
runs and In the last half Portland began
to populate the base and the heavy hit
ters were on deck. The situation looked
encouraging for a repetition of the work
of the previous Inning. There was how
ever nothing doing.
SENATORS DEFKAT T1GKRS.
HELENA Sept. 12. The j?ame here yes
terday was fast. The score was 2-3. It
took IS Innings to decide the game. Wlggs
fanned out eight men. The pluy was ex
rltin.et throughout.
SPOKANE BUMPED.
BUTTB, Sept. 12. The Miners handed
tmnoh to trie Spokane dub yesterday.
The Bunchgrarsers could only land one
run, while the local team brought In eight.
National League
Yesterday's games. Cincinnati 11-2.
Brooklyn 4-2; Boston 4 2, St. Louis 3-2;
Pittsburg 7-8, Philadelphia f-2; Chicago
2-7, New York 3-2.
STANDING OK THE CLUBS.
Won. Lcwt.
P. C.
.731
.510
.526
.4!U
.48
Ml
::m
,:.14
Pittsburg ...
Brooklyn . . .
Boston
Cincinnati ..
Chicago
Bt. Louis ...
Philadelphia
. . . H2
... 67
...Hi
... ;i
. . . no
. . . 5f.
. .. 4
. . . 42
n
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f,4
73
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-New Yolk ..
American League.
eaterday's games. Chicago 6, Cleve
land 2; Philadelphia. 9-4. Baltimore 1-3;
Detroit 5, St. Louis 2. Washington !, Bos
ton 7.
STANDING OF THE CLUHS.
Won. Lost. P. C.
. 71 ii -592
. 70 5:i .6
. titi 62 .5i7
. 5 f,l 64i)
. :; m .'olii
. 5.r, . s .4f,"
.47 .Mi
. 4l i .H4
Philadelphia
Boston
Si. Iuis ...
Chicago ....
Cleveland. . .
Washington
TH-troU
-Evertft Races.
KVERETT, Sept. 12. Y'eaterday' races
riulted b follow.-:
In the 12:4U trot. Cleolus won three
rtraighl heats, Mary I., aucond, Bellade
.?Mr.!l...,.SL..U.ajriiv.k.1Jiur. t:Ul..
2:2.W and 2;24H- Harry Murvln and Black
Jack were scratched
In the second event, a 2:20-pace, three
bent in fivi, King AHamontwon, Ollle M.
second, The Freak ,third. Maplcmont,
f;an Bowers and I.ady Pearl were dis
tanced. Time of beat. 2:19. 2;X 2:21 '4
There was a double sensation in the race
when Altamom's driver- fouled Otlie M.
and was lined $!. The third heat was
given Ollle M. Li the second heat. The
Freak's bridle UroKe and he run away,
tlirewing his driver to the ground.
The third race, three best in five, 8-year-old
pace, wa won by Jack Wllmot
i'ri thre Vtrghiht"lit7"'wTth' Mllada B.
rccond, Portia Kniulit third. Oregon Sun
shina and Charlie S. beinx distanced.
Time of heals, 2:1!'',. 2:20'i, 2:22',.
In the special half-miip race for non
winner of the me. iiiig. Little Mineh, Jr.
won in 0:.rt',i. with Jim Corbelt second,
Premier third.
The fourth r i. , . three-quaru r-mile
running, wa won by Sally Goodwin in
LlTi. with Vohieer second and Doreen
third.
The last race whs for horses not having
won more than one race) In, 1902, and was
kwon by Cora Goetz in 6:58, with B .C.
OVeen recond and Barnate third.
Tennis Scoresv
Yesterday's results:
Cawston beat Sarpent, 6-2. 6-2.
Ewlng beat Carroll. 6-3, 6-4.
Cheal beat Ladd, 6 4, 6-3.
Bethel and Cheal beat Brlggs and Val
entine, 6-2, fl-2.
Miss Nan Robertson beat Mrs. Baldwin,
6-3. 68.
Miss . Joaephl beat Mrs. Judge.
Carroll and Hunt beat Brown - and
Morse,' default. , .
Among the Fighters.
The people ot Louisville are making a
protest against th UcOovern-Corbett
fight which ,1a dated to, take place-September
28, -. --V
Peter Ma her knocked out Jim Jeffords
In elx round mat night at Philadelphia.
Abe Attell, of San Francisco, got the
decision over1 Kid Abel tn a SO-round con
test at St Loul last night
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 12. -The eerie
Of contest to determine the International
cricket championehip commenced today
on the Oerrnantown creases and consid
erable interest la manifested In the re
sult by lover of the rame. Though the
Canadian team la not so strong this year
as in former years, the players showed
up well In the opening and apparently
they will be able to five the Philadelphia
team a bard tussle for the championship
honors, he contest - will -be conoluded
tomorrow.
CORNELL FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
ITHICA, N. xV Sept 12.-Near!y all of
Cornell's football candidates have ar
rived and within a day or two they will
begin their Initial practice for the sea
son. The firnt game of the schedule will
bo played with Colgate September 27th.
Trainer Moakley regards Cornell's
chancea for the coming season as the
tnost promising In several years. The
optimlstlo outlook la due to the fact that
the majority of last year's team are to'
play again this fall. Including Fullback
Schoellkopf; Turnbull and Tydemn, ends;
Smith and Leuder, tackles; Captain War
ner and Hunt guards; Browser, full
back, and Purcell and Coffin, halfback.
GANS AND DUFFY TO MEET.
CHICAGO, 111., Sept 13.-A six-round
bout between Joe Gan and Martin Duffy
U scheduled for the arena of a local
club Vpnlght, but whether the contest
will be pulled off 1 a question in the
mind of those acquainted with the atti
tude of the city authorities In regard to
prize fights. It was Gan'a fake fight
with Terry McoGvern here several year
ago that resulted In all fights being pro
hibited for a long time. Since that time
Cans baa been under the ban so far as
the Chicago authorities are concerned,
and unless the powers that be have been
Induced to forget the Incident it la not
Ifkely that the tolured fighter from Dai
tlmore will be seen in the squared circle
here tonight.
DEATHS.
September 10. Henry Welgandt, age 10
years 6' months. and 14 days, accidental
drowning.
September 10. Elhle Alice Shepherd,
need 1 year 10 months 23 days, septicae
mia, September 8. Leon Dassault, aged 47
years 7 months, gangrene.
September 9. Sarah Bond, aged 37 years
9 months 1 day, cancer of larynx.
September S.rMarla Darling Kgan, aged
69 years 11 months 18 days, valvular dis
ease of heart.
September 8.-'-ThemaB Fallon, Hfied 60
years, an accident Id falling from a
wagon.,
Beptember 8. Philip Carliin. aged 57
years, self-lufllcted pistol shot wound
with suicidal Intent.
September 9. Milton G. Mead, aged 53
years 4 months days, neuralgia of heart.
Raymond Joseph Smith, aged 15 days,
acute enteritis.
J. . Flhley A on, Undertaker end
Emalmere, corner Third and Jefferson
streets, do first-class work and deal hon
oably with all.
The Edward Hotman Undertaking Co.,
funeral directors end embalmers, 280
Yamhill. ..Phone 607.
Crematorium, on Oregon City car
line, near Sell wood; modern, scientific,
complete- Charges Adults, 835; child
ren, $25. Visitors, 9 to 6 p. m. Portland
Cremation Association, Portland, Or.
Otto Schuman. monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third tsreet.. . Estimates
on first-class work only.
References Ladd & Tllton. Portland: II.
S. National Hunk, Portland ; Bank of
California Ran Fruncisco; Crocker
Wnolworth National Bank. San Fran
cisco. Members Chicago Board of Trade San
Francisco Produce Exchange, San Fran
cisco Stoca and Bond Exchange.
Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds
and Cotton
tSaji Francisco Olllce:
490 California St.
103 Third Street
PORTLAND, OR.
F.W.BALTES&CO.
Printers
Second and Oak Streets
BOTH PHONES
1
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WASHOUGAL ROUTE. -
Steamer "lone"
O. W. HOSFORD, Mgr.
Leaves Portland at 2 p. m. dally except
Sunday for Washougal; arrive at Port
land at 11:30 a. m.
Makes landings both ways.
Mofa!-luui!ia$ Iraosporialioa (o.
Office and wharf foot Washington st
J. A Kincald, Agt
Telephones, Oak l22t Columbia. 129
m
for ail MaekUies, Lumb Paean. Oafboa tw-1
aar, and nuacauaaaos. Typearitar aunpuai I
aad Nraltur. WWWUniWt ruaaisaaO I
wirBAir it lauia.
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Wrdetl. S4MHM el B&ct
3419 Stark St., Portland, Or.
COMMISSION. ,
IS CENSURED
For Not Keeping River Channel in
Good Condition.
BANFIELD EXPLAINS SITUATION
He Says the United States Board
of Engineers Are Respon
sible for It.
A great many people interested In ahip
pfrig along "tti$ water front are complaln"
lng about the Port of Portland Commis'
alon because of its not keeping the bar
at the mouth of the river in good con
dition. The reason that the matter la be
ing spoken of In particular Just pow is
because the steamer Palamhall will pot be
able to take out a full cargo from Port
land on account of the shallowness of the
water. She left down the river this
morning with 4000 tons of wheat, but
x ' WOULD HAVE TAKEN 6000.
had the channel been In good condition.
The other 2000 tons she will receive at
Tacoma.
It is argued that many other great
ports tn the world are situated in pre
cisely the same manner as Portland, and
only constant dredging makes It possible
for the larger vessels to take out full
cargoes from them.
Mr. Banfleld, the president of the Port
of Portland Commission, was seen regard
ing thf matter and expressed himself as
follow
"It I not generally known that the
Port of Portland Commission does njt
work independently. It work under tho
United State Board of Englneeif . The
work done by this commission U laid out
and surveyed by the Engineers. This
board has never done any work below Pil
lar Rock, 76 miloa from the steel bridg?.
This work waa done in 1882 and 1893 with
the old bucket "dredge. The trouble Is
that people only want to censure without
asking questions. Didn't everyone read
that the Government has appropriated
about $600,000 for the Columbia bar work?
Then how can we interfere? Anyway, our
dredge cannot stand 20 minutes' work on
the bar It la too small for that. If you
want to blame anyone, blame th Gov
ernmentdon't blame us."
The Journal, dally, eight to 20 pages, a
newspaper, only 14 a year by mail; six
manths, 2.
PALMISTRY!
Have Your Hands Read
The Celebrated Palmist n4 Pychol-!
oglst has returned.'
289 South Third St. Phone North 4241
Your bands meal all qnestlona of Ufa,
pertaining to marriage, sickness, death,
changes, travels, divorces, separations,
lawsuits, business transactions, wills,
deals, mortgages, lost or absent friends,
mining ventures, etc
Office hours are-ion. m. too p. m.
daily nod. Sunday. Charges foe
and $i.oo.
289 South Third Street.
Coal Coal Coal
WESTERN
FEED FUEL CO.
Dealere tn ell kind of
Coal, Coke.harcoal
Try Jie Famous
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
Both
Phones.
Office: 134 North $th St.
jt RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Leave.
DHPOT. FIFTH
ASl I 6TRKET8
For Maygers. Rain-
Arrives.
1er1.-1atFKanle.West-ort.
Clifton. Asto
ria, Warrenton, Fla
val. Hammond. Kort
Stevens, Gearhar:
Pk.. Seaslde.Astortn j
8:00 A. M.
7:00 P. M.
2:30 P. M
11:10 A M. I
ana seasnore Ex
press, Daily.
' T -ASToTiS Ex preSsT "
Dally ex. Saturday.
9:40 P. M.
Portland - Seasida L
t-xprcss, Saturday
only.
Ticket office, 2j "Morrison street and
Union Depot ,
J. C. MAYO. General Passenger Agent
Astoria Or.
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO. i
Tor Yokohama and Hons Kong, eilllne
at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting ateamer for Ma
li a. fort Artnur ana visaivo.tocx.
For ratea and full information call on
(HAVE YOUR ???S$ZW
or address officiate or agenta of the U.
R. N. Co. .,, . .
' RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
EAST via.
SOUTH
. leaves. I Union Daaet.
Arrive.
p.m
for Salem. Roe,
burg. Aaluand, Sac
ramento. . O g d e n.
T:4I
,ari -tTanciaco, ato
ijavef. Loa Angela,
El Paao. New Or-
lieana and the East
j At W o o d b u fa
idaily (except Bun
day), morning train
8:30 a-rrr
7;04.n
for Mt. Angel, Bll
verton. Dtewas
v I 1 1 e, Springfield
Wendllng and Nat
ron. Albany passenger. . .
Connects at Wood-
10:10 ant
!burn with Mt. An
igel and Sllverton
local.
7:30 am ICorvaUla passenger.
5:60 p.m 1 Sheridan passenger.
6:50 p.m
!::2Sa.m
Dally. i;Daily except Sunday.
Portland-Oswego Suburban 8ervlce and
Yamhill Division.
Depot Foot of Jefferson Street.
Iave Portland dally 70 a. m., 12:30,.
1:55, 3:26, 4:40. :25, s:30 p. m. Daily ex
cept Sunday 6:30. 9:40 a. m.; 6:05, 11:
p. m. Sunday only 9:00 a. m. '
Returning from Oswego arrive Port,
land daily 8:30 a. m.. 1:35, 3:10, 4:30. (:lt
7:40. 10:60 p. m. Daily except Sunday
4:36, 9:30, 1U:60 a. m. Except Monday
12:40 a. m. Sunday only 10:06 a. m.
Leave from same depot for Dallas and
Intermediate points dally except Sunday
6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:30 a. m.
The Independence-Monmouth Motor
Line operates daily to Monmouth and
AUile. connecting with Southern Pactna
Company's trains at Dallas and Independ
ence. Rebate tickets on sale betweein Port
land. Sacramento and San Franclseo. Net
rates $17.50 first class and $14 second
class. Second class Include sleeper, first
cla.se does not.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe;
also Japan. China, Honolulu and Au
tralia.
City Ticket Office comer Third and
Washington streets. Phone Main 712.
C. W. STINGER. W. B. COMAN,
City Tioket Agent Gen. Pa, Agt.
vm Union Pacifhc
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
I O (Oecr H. nSM I
a-eaw-. 4 -jjbw... .,...... ww..
UNION DEPOT. Leave Arrive..
CHIC AGO-PORTLAND '.' A
" SPECIAL. -" I:ain iisOpm"
For tho East via Hunt- Dally Dally
lngton. '
-PolAN-Vt7YER - - -
For Eastern Washing
ton. Walla Walla, Lew- 6:15 pm 7:00am
lston, Coeur d'AIene Dally Dally
and Great Northern
points. . .
ATLANTIC EXPRESS. I 10 Dm 110 am
For the East via Hunt- Lallv Didl
lngton.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEPULJIL
Cisco. rrom
BS. Geo. W. Elder !-alns.
dept. . 19. 29. l?.orLB 6:06 B B
BS. Columbia-
Sept. 4. , 24. :" P P
TICRTET OFFICE, Third and Waahiag
ton. ieicpnone, Main 7U.
TIME CARD
OP - -'
TRAINS
PORTLANO:
I.ivs7
7:24 a. m.
Arrive.
6:46 p. Ci.
11:10 o. m.
1;0ua. to.
p. m.
Puget Sound Limited
KanMM Cltv-8t
fjiul. iltteill 111-1(1 n m
( North Coast Limited ) :30 p. m.
acoma. ceattie - 1
Niht Express 1145 p.m.
Take Pupf ' Sound Limited or North)
fnast I.imi'i-d for Oriv'i Harbor DOlnta.
s Take Vurtt Sound Limited for Olympt
dlrect.iV.
Take'Tuget Sound Limited or Kansas
Cltytt. Luul Special for point u
South Bend rrancn. .
. rionlile dailr train service on Grav)
Nlarlwr branch.
Four train oatiy oetween foruana ane)
Tacoma and Seattle.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Pessenger Agent
255 Morrison bt., Portland, Ori
THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS
WITHOUT CHANUE OF CARS
BETWEEN
AND
CHICAGO
RUN OVER
PORTLAND
CHICAGO NORIH;
WESTERN :RYr--
TfAlE 70 HOURS T0 CHICAQ0.
A. O. BARKER, j
Oeneral Agent C. N. W. Ballwa.
IS 3 TnWnSU ik PORTLAND, OR.
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