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BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR.
Free Use of instruments. Wanted
players for clubs. Hal. Webber In
struotor, 717 Marquam bldg.
BARBERS.
Joseph Reldel, 252 Morrison st
BARBER8' SUPPLIES.
LEWIS-8TENQER Barber Supply Co.
- Grinding- or an snarp-eage tools a spe
cialty, ui rtrst st.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 440 Washington.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
lohn A. Melton, carpenter and bbllder.
207 Stark St.; office and store fixtures
Duut ana remoaeiea, altering aaa fa-
pair nouses, rnone ssam i
CARD ENGRAVERS.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARD 3 En
graved; W. O. Smith & Co., Third
floor, Washington bldg.
i CEREAL MILLS.
AemeM7lii CoTrMamSaTTtirrers Ralston
Acme Cereals. 20 & 12 N. Front- st.
COAL ANO" WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of
coal ana wooa, 344 Morrison st.
anfleld-Veysey Fuel Co.. drv flat wood.
80 8d st. Phone Main 252 and CoL 372.
VULCAN COAL CO., WHOLESALE
dealers beat coals, foundry and smelter
coae.
-CARP-Y..AN --MANICU R 1 NO
IL. Mitchell. eliperthlroDOdbrtTKnlrht's
Shoe Store, 224 Washington gt. Phone
CLAIRVOYANT.
MADAME JOHNSTON, clairvoyant and
Card reading; tells past, present And
iuiure; readings, Due. Zol Fifth st
MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist
and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice
on all affairs of life; readings, 60c; 221)
DR. DE AMANDU8, European Spirit
Medium; circles every Wednesday at
P:. m" Bhrp spiritual and psyohio
readings daily. lf 1-2 First st. '
CORNICES SKYL IGHT8.
Metal . Skylights, Galvanised iron Cor
nices. J. C. Bayer. 266 Second st
BANKS.
LADD ay. TILTON. BANKERS
- - 1-.f-if:,ta5llsh1 -JSM,.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on fa
vorable terms. Letters of credit Issued
available in Europe and all points in
the united States.
' Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers sold .on New York, Washington.
Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Omahal
Ban Francisco and various points in
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana
and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Paris Ber
lin, Frankfort, Hong Kong, Yokohoma,
Manila and Honolulu.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
With which is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up.. ,000.00a
Reserve . 2.000.0W)
Transacts a general banking business.
SAVING8 BANK DEPARTMENT
Accounts opened for sura of no and up
wards, and Interest allowed on mini
mum monthly balances. Rates on an.
plication. 244 Washlngtaon st
E. A. WYLD, Manager.
..LONDON. A SAN FRANCISCO BANK,
LIMITED.
Chamber of Commerce Building. Third
and Stark streets.
Head office, 63 Old Broad street Lon
don. This bank transacts "a general bank
ing business, makes loans, discount
" bills and Issues letters of credit avail
able tor travelers and for the pur
chase of merchandise In any city of
the world. Deals in foreign and do
mestic exchange.
Interest paid on time deposits
B. A. MACRAE. Manager.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
PORTLAND, OR.
J Frank Watson President
Lurham. VIoelPresMen
K- Wj-Hoyl-. Cashier
Geo. w.- Hoyt Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS. aArili"
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- arreiable to alL parts ef the world
Collections a peclarfyr"tj6l4"-aost
bought.
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BANlVg
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Dtafts Issued available In all cities of
the United States and Europe.
President TYLER WOODWARD
Vice-President JACOB XAMM
Cashier ... .i,yF.j C. MILLER
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CORNER THIRD AND OAK ST8
3. 0. AINSWORTH. President
PERCY T MORGAN-. Vice-President
R. W. SCHMEER. . . ...Assistant Cashier
Transacts a General Banking Business.'
Interest on time deposits.
Safe Deposit Department. -
i VOENTI8TS-
8 - M. Hamby, D.- Dt- S.. room 8 Wash-
. ington Cldg., -wasnrngion ana nn sis.
Theodore sV Thompson. 60-61 Washing
tow-Wdg.-wssomgiea ana rourtn sis.
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JX)MALD O. WOODWARD, 248 Stark st.
. rents . ana insures, rnon . stem av
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a P. 8. munmef. 280-20 "Third st
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ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical
Stark st
Works-Office 261
Western Electric Works, SOS Wash st
FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BALL, SAFE, standard of the worlds
safe said oa luv navments: trade your
h- eld" eafertor a new sjca- Norris Safe
Lock Co., II. First st
EMPLOYMfeNT AGENCY.
Oregon EmploymentCa. J27urnslde st
GROCERS,
F. Dresser Co., 240-242 Washington st
HAIRDRE88INCL MANICURING.
Rosenthal Bisters Wlg-maklng and man
louring. 160 Fifth st. Hood 214.
HARNESS.
COLLrNsrpRESTON; WILSON c5
i ne oest values ana largest stocx; ex
press and bursr harness a soeolaltV
Wholesale and retail. Second and Tay
lor ats.
HOTELS, .
Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth
uu Aiaer sis.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers Furniture, carpets,
parlor goods, stoves, etc See I. Gev.
urtm tc Sons, 173-175 First 219-226 Yam
hill. Both phones 204.
ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE
225 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone Main
"a.
JAS. Mc. I. WOOD. Concord Building,
'phone 47, Employer's Liability Insur
ance, represents American Bonding
Trust Co. Fire Insurance.
ARTHTTR WflJiftW. Rfw.r1ork BufTdinit,
'phone 1008, represents Home Mutual
ana Alliance Assurance nre-companies.
INVESTMENTS
MONEfTIoANEDnTtirtlttt're, planoeT
etc. 292 E. Morrison St.
IF YOU have some Idle money to Invest
in gilt-edge seourltles In small or large
amounts that will earn good- returns,
see us at once. .L, Y. Kef dy Co.,
r ailing uuuaing.
JEWELRS
Xhe L C. Henrlohsen. Co.. Jewelers and
opticians 2S4 Washington St. mi
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jewelers, Zijg Morrison st.
J:AUjgMIES.
PACIFIC LAUNDRY CO., 229 and 221 Ar
thur st. cor. First. Lowest Drlces con
slstent with good work. Prompt deliv
ery, uregon rnone,
Clean towels dally. Comb, brush, soap,
1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., V-
m k. iNintn st Tel. 4iu.
MASSAGE,
MDME. H. E. ELY. dermatolyoglst,
massage, electric treatments. 193H
f irst at
JNEYJTO LOAN.
MONEY to Lan on city lots snd Im
proved farms. W. A. Shaw & Co., 242
Stark st.
w.1 A. Hathaway Money to loan, -w
wasnmgton Ding fbona Hood 4li v
1 r ! -. f ? : ... H. v
LOANS Wit hail t nnKllltv nn rul m
chattel mortgages, personal or salary
seauniy. at low rotaa. u.vjr,. j-aiieti
213 Commercial block. 'Phone Grant 834.
MONUMENTSV
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS
720 front st. Fine work, low prices.
NAVAL ARCHITECT. ,
Fred A. Ball in. 43 2d st. Tel. Oak 75. Ves
sels and machinery of all kinds de
signed. JALMI8T.
MRS. STOCKS, Scientific Palmist; read
ings 60o and tl- Fifth St., opp. Post
office. ' ' " PAWN ' BROKERS.""
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop..
4 'intra st, near uaa. r-none Browa
475. ...
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E. W. Moore, crayon and oil po.'alti.
Third and Washington sts.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor 4 Stanton, plumbing and sTeam
fitting. 88 Sixth st.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial wotei
Strouse's Restaurant, 22 Washington st
RUBBER STAMPS.
BUSBY " LESH CO. Rubber stamps;
Seals, Utenclls, ate., 417 ihs Dekum.
SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALIST.
BATHS, massage; scalp and skin dTst
eases permanently curea; manicuring.
Cottage. 187 Park, near Morrison; tel.
Front 1615.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Prck, omce w r irst st. pt. stark
and OaK; pnone an. nsnos and rurnl
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious fireproof brick Warehouse.
Front and Clay sts. -
SLOT MACHINES.
All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec
ords. iTansconuncuuu jsacaine CO.,
Hi Washington st
TICKET OFFICES.
Overland Ticket Office, lrdriltris
WALL PAPER.
HHrCchristensen, wall paperer and
painter. 11 . corner Alder.
Ernest Miller Co., wall paper and dec
orators, m r-irmv st,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Wadbams 4 Co., wholesale grocers, man
ufacturers ana conunwaton- mercnants.
64 and t Front st
Allen St Lewis, wholesale, grocers. Port-
lana, ure. .
Mason, Efirman V Co., wholesale groc
ers, j. w. cor. eecona stna jrine sts.
Lang Co., First and Ankeny sta.
A. IS. Devere- the SDeclallst in treatment
of hair and - scalp.. 6U0 The Dckum; 4
fihnn ft art auit - -1 ,:- f i
IF YOU want to 'get married send lOo
xor aeisuia to wo. ive, city.
I HAVE A BUYER FOR A HOUSE AND
lot in a good country town, H. 11. Hig
ley, P. O. Box llMit.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED R. It men for Oregon, Wash
ington, Nevada and Utah; free fare!
wages $2 to i A day; long jobs. C R.
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MgLP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED ll women. Since, old Dr.
Kessler1 return they have been treat
ing 17 women dally in the ladies' de
partment. They can treat 19 more. Call
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cal and Surgical Dispensary, cor. Second
and Yamhill sts., Portland, Or. '
ROOMS FOR RENT.
rf HE ROSS 21Mi-lt st, -cor,- Salmon;
elegant rooms; transient solicited.
Phone Red 1SSL
THE LOCKWOOD, 251Vs Morrison st
"Furnished rooms; transient Phone
Oregon South 606.
THE CASTLE 372 Wash.; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient Tel. South 76L
FOR SALEREAL ESTATE.
WILL BUY YOU a lot and build you a
house to suit In any part of the. city;
small cash payment and balance month
ly. Dammerer Co., 603 Marquam bldg.
FOR SALE Real estate office, with a
nice list of properties. 292 East Morri
son st
ONE 6 ONE 7-ROOM HOUSE; MUST
sell; installments; . make offer.', 61
Commercial building. - -
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SPECIAL DELIVERY.
Post Special" Delivery, No. 200V Wash
ington. Phones. Or. Main 962, Col. S!til.'
TIMBER CLAIM8J.OCATED.
DOYOLf want to'locate sugar and yellow
pin tlrabr claims? The best to be
had. Apply 423 Ablngton Building.
TRUNK FACTORY.
JlarrisTrunk Co.. trunks, vallaea, satch
els, etc., 231 Morrison st. -
tYPEWRITERS.
(
The Smith-Premier Typewriter,' 122 Third
street All makes of typewriters for
. rent. Supplies for all maohtnes. L. A
M. Alexander & Co., agents.
W. A. P.ldeout. Agent Bllnkensderfer
Typewriters. 24 Stark st.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE1, ETC
40-room, hotel ... i 22500
i'l-room lodging houve 21500
Tandy (store .2100
i!-rootu Itidgtafr house .tmo
-lMWmtre farm ....;S2000
1000 cordx wood, highest bidder; milk
Plan i with :.ri good rona; Rood paying
route.
60 acres land m-ur Portland, very
cheap; part puvment.
Address, H. 11. HIGLEY. Agent.
I', O. Box 10Si, City.
NEW TODAY.
Down They Go!
Best Sugar-Cured Hams . ...14V.c
Ranch Eggs 25c
Best Creamery Butter 55c 60c
Oood Creamery 50c
Dairy Butter 40c 45o
Picnic Hsms .12o
Lard, Compound 10o
Remember Saturday for your
ehiG.keii.
Grande Xreamery
2tH Yamhill 6t.
r
mi ESTATE TRANSFERS.
" . "
Alex Cameron to H. f- Pottar', tr..
n4 lot 4. block 31. Ontral Albtna t 1
James M. Wallnre ,td wife to O. (i.
Gammas, porllop 1ot S. ,40, 1L U'.
block 1, North 'alrlawn' , 1
B. M. Lombard (m James A. Randull,
lot 7. block U. suMlv. I'roebstel's
add. to Alh4 , JfiOO
C. J. Dfcker'and wife to Br M. Lorn
bard, nam -r 1H5
Chief of Jollce to Vtcir Land Co.,
tot 6, 4lock 8. Multnomah. H
D. Mars el al. to S. J. Nelson and
ait, lot 24, block , Atblna 700
A. L. Helman to S. P. Bnd Augusta
"Tloes'.'iot IT. block ?T Aubdfv. C. MV "
Patton Tract 81'5
Wm. J. Hill ana wifp to C. E. Rama-
by. lot 1. block Midway Annex.. 1300
Jennie R. backfil und huaband to
Herbert B. McEwen, lot 1, block
C Kerns aud 1020
Iroy Keennn to Jennie R. Backert,
same i
Sunnyside Land A Improvement Co.
to Sarah M. Jewell, lot 5, block
5. Hunnyslue
Mary A. Werner and husband to
Chas. Werner, lots. 11, 1l', 13, block
22. Carson Height
200
150
Samuel Werner and wife to Chae.
r. Werner, lots 4. 6. fi. block 22,
block 17. Carson lielehts . i
J. H. Kennedy hiji! wife to Anton
Papal, lot lfi. block 13. Lincoln
Park annex jo
P. H. Ilailay to W. B. Wallace, lot
o. mora i, froeosiei a suodlv. to
Aibina i
Hannah Young to Wm. Helming, lot
12. block 41. Fulton Park 4on
Jacob Mayer and and wife to James
MCttrKie. rrao. lots 4. 6, block 1
North Portland . . . . ' ronn
S. Swanson to John Donnerberg, sub.
E, lot 1, block 5, Portland Home
stead i
Chas. Ashman to Samuel Swansen,
same , j
Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts
to Real Batata from tha TIU Guarantee
St Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce.
BAD FOR FRUITGROWERS.
The tie-up of the boats on the Snake
River, due to ,the strlks of the marine
engineers, -is complete and is proving THy -f
astrous to the interests of the fruit
growers, who depend on the boats to get
their product to market. Hogs are being
turned Into th orchards to fatten on the
Many tons of prunes and other" fruit will
also be red to hogs. The remnants of the
peach crop are being hauled to the rail
road in wagons, while many teams are
engaged in peddling peaches through toe
towns .and rural districts. Peaches are
selling at retail throughout the Patouse
country at from 60 to 75 cents a box.
The. tie-up Is complete, and farmers have
topped hauling their grain- to Snake
River points.
Buy school shoe from Billings, S29 Mor
rison, and get stockings fraa,. .
i
RECORDS
SMASHED
Speedy Turf Events at
Salem
TIGERS WIN FIRST
Twelve Innings to Decide
Game Some-Great :
Playing.
the
Northwest League.
YESTERDAY'S GAMKS.
Tacoma, S; Portland, 7.
Butte, 2, Seattle, 1.
Spokane, 11; Helena, 0.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Butte 61 41 .598
Seattle &S 45 .663
Helena w bi 47 .635
Portland 51 -4K0
Tacoma 43 bH .4l'tf
8pokane 4u t4 .385
The fanlest of Portland random, were
out at the ball park yesterday afternoon.
They all got their money s worth. The
game was one of absorbing Interest from
the time that McCarthy made tthe pre
liminary speech of, "Play ball," to ibu
windup of the twelfth inning. The four
days' rest of the home team put them in
splendid shape and they played first, Inst
and all the time. Tacoma was out to re
deem itself and made u great showing.
Hut for the lucky hit of HockeuflHld, over
the right field fence, .which netted three
scores, thfc outcome jwduld have betn
much different.
Sammy Vlgneux was strictly In tie
game. The balls hot from the bat landed
In hiB big mitten, and nut a single pass-id
ball was allowed. The crowd was de
lighted over this part of the play, and
when Sammy made long sprints for high
twisting fouls and landed thi-m to the
number of half a dozen, the auilenea
blistered their hands and throats with
applause. But when- Sammy ateppej to
the plate, with the bftst-s well popn atcd,
and jjwatted the bait fur Into thj cen
ter field, he was the. whole circus,
Bngle pitched all around McCarthy. But
one man was given a iiass on balls, and
live were fanned, out. The pitcher for the
visitors gave out five iusst-s and struck
out two.
In the first Inning Letclier strdtk out,
nnd Nagle and Hutchinson died on first.
The second half Muller out on first, Vf-n
I liun-njin u foul ftn. Andersprj ,qn flrafc.
becond Andrews went out while taking
a lead from first. McCarthy on a foul and
Swindells on a fly to Muller. Second half,
Stovat wht out at first. "Vlgneux got
first on bulls and managed to sneak to
third before Murdoek and Delsel died on
short hits.
yliird Zalusky liil for first anil fell
down trying to steal second. McCarthy
and Letcher went out on fouls. Portland
Engle got to tlrst on an error by Mc
Carthy and made seiaJL,cHi Muller's sac
rifice. Van liurt-n and Weed went out on
fiys.
Fourth Nagle out on'a foul. Rocken
tield on a hot grounder to Anderson,
which was delivired at first and Hutch
inson on a fly to Vari Btlren. Portland
Anderson und Vigneuit went out at first
and Stovat on n fly rojrhjht field.
Fifth Andrews lilt tq Delsel ami made
first on an error. McCarthy got a base
on .bills. Swindells gut to first. Zalusky
took the bat with three men on bases.
He rent u fly to Muller and Andrews
came in. McCarthy waj caught on thlra
and McCarthy, the pltaher. died on a fly.
Portland Murdoek base on balls. Delsel
safe hit for llrnt Engl sent a two-bagger
to center field and two men came in
Muller went out on first. Van I'.uren ggj.
tojlrst pn .balls aiH.l...spJemsecondyiVi eed
got first on an error,, and Knfjle came
home. Anderson sent a two-bag hit to
f-wtndelln and Van came In. Stovel died
on first.
Sixth Letcher and Nagle made first on
hits. Rookenfield sent the ball over the
fejice and the three scores were brought
In. Hutchinson. Andrews and McCarthy
all went out on fiys. Portland Vlgneux
and Murdoek w er.t out on flys and Engle
on first.
Seventh Swindells struck out, and Za
lusky and McCarthy out on first. Fort
land Muller hit for first end reached
third on errors Van Buren and Ve d
went out on fiys Anderson hit to Me
Carthy and Muller came in.
Eighth Letcher got to second n a hit
to the right field. NAgle died on flint
Itockenfleld on a 11 y. Hutchinson line.- tj
center field and Letcher came In. An-
f.lrews and Mcc'nrthy werrt out on fiys
Portland Stoval and Vlgneux died on
fiys and Delsel on first.
Ninth Both sides went out in quica sue
cession.
Tenth Both teams brought in two
scores each.
Etevrrth Thrrr was -nothing dotn? nrrt
goose eggs were put on the score bmi'd.
Twelfth Andrews made a two-base hit
and then came over the plate on a hit by
McCarthy. Score :
PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A
"1 I 2 0
E.
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
winiei',' l. f
Van Buren, c. f .5 1 0 3
Weed. Sb 1 2 1
Anderson. 2b 6 0 1 1
Stovall, lb 6 0 0 13
Vlgneux, c 4 i 1 10
Murdoek,. r, f..,.., S .. 1 2 . .1
TJeiiiel, s. s 2 1 0 F
Engle, p 5 1. 1 1
Totals T 2 35 16 5
TACOMA. ...
AB. R. II; PO. A. K.
Letcher, c f 1-6 2 J 5 u 0
iiagle, 1. f tool
Rockenfleld. 2b 2 2 2 4 0
Hutchlnsan, lb .... 6 0 1 15 1 0
Andrews, 3b ....6 1 3 S 1
McCarthy, J., s. s.. . 12 4 2
Swindells, r. f 0. 1 4 10
Zalusky, o .4 'tf- 1, S 1 :
McCarthy, D., p... 4; 0 . 4 1
Totals 4 t IF. 2? Si .1
McOarlhy out, bubtlngt, third strike.
score ffr. rNNiNGSt';.:
Tacoma 9 0 ff 0 1 . 1 9 2 8 1
Portland '......' 04OlOO2O 07
.. . SUMMARY. .
Earned runs Portland, 2; Tacoma. 6.
Ha-sea on Jall Off McCai-thy, 6; En
gle, 1. . . ' ' - .
Struck out By MoCarthy, 2; by Engle,
Two-base Alts Weed, Anderson, J. Mc
Carthy, Nagle, Andrews, Murdoek.
Home run Rockenfleld
SHcrifice, hlts-Muller, Delsel, Zalusky,
Nagle.
Stolen bases van Buren, Vlgneux.
Passed ball Vlgneux. '
Time of game 2:20.
Umpire MdCarthy.
- Attendance 1200.
McCarthy umpired the best game of the
season. His decisions were clean cut, and
given with firmness which left no room
for argument. He worked harder than
anyone on the diamond and was present
wherever there was something doing, or
where he anticipated that there might be.
He gave satisfaction to mH concerned.
SEATTLE DEFEATED.
SEATTLE, Sept 18. Butte woa the
game yesterday by a score of 2-L The
diamond was -nwddy from a slow rain
that was falling during the play. Seat
tle could not get a run until the last
inning. The game was featureless.
HELENA SHUT OUT.
"SPOKANE, Sept. 19,-Helena was bat
ted all over the field here yesterday and
were shut out The home team brought
In a bunch of 11 scores. Thompson patch
ed schoolboy ball and gave the Bunch
grassers 17 hits. Pfeister struck out five
men and kept the bits scattered.
American League.
Yesterday's games. Philadelphia 6,
Washington 2; St. Louis 6, Detroit V; Yin
ton 5, Baltimore 2.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won, Lost. P. C.
Philadelphia TG .603
St. Louis 74 65 .574
Boston 73 55 .670
Cnlcago Hi ' 5H .545
Cleveland 66 CI .5:'0
Washington OK 70 .463
Detroit 4S - 77 .384
Hultimoie 47 M .329
National League.
Yesterday's games. Pittsburg 7, St.
Louis 6; Itoston 8, Philadelphia l; Cincin
nati 2, Chicago A
. SJTANDlNQ. OF -THE CLUBS..
Won. Lost.
P. C.
.748
.538
' .50
.497
.49
.440
.403
MS
Pittsburg US
Brooklyn .,. 70
Boston .. 4
Cincinnati t4
Chicago i4
St. Louis 65
Philadelphia bl
New York 45
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Salem Races.
SALEM. Sept, 19. The ruclng events
were hotly contested yesterday and some
new Northwest records made.
In the free-for-all pacing race the en
tries were Democracy, the Colorado horse,
and Myrtha Whips, the Portland tnare.
Democracy won out In 2:0lC This was the
best time ever made at Salem.
1.0 the five-eighths mile dash gad Sam
was winner in 1 minute flat.
Running, one mile I'latonlus, time,
1:43.1-4.
Racing, 3-year-old pacers, time, 2:15';
MtiadT Mack; time; tm: " '
Match race Freak beats Altamont in
2:15.
Today's races are as follows:
Running, half miles, all ages, fur horses
that have not won tlrBt or second place
at meeting, purse $150 Jones' Pat O. Ron,
Smith & Co.'s, by l'hurnus, of the Berke
ley stables, Cora Ooetz, Wools' Miss Net
tle, lllckok's Jim Brownell and llolcom
& McKenney's Meleora.
Running, selling, 3-year-uldS and Up
wards. purse 1175, six furlongs Marshall'
liernadillo. Woods' La ("alma, O'Brien's
Iorcei. EllHrd's Amrl. Brannan's Miss
Rlmiwpn, Claneys Bulgarian, Swaggart's
KUa'Depoy.
Trotting, 2:40 class, purse 2400 Thomas
II. Brent's Belladl. T. 11. Condon's Lord
Kllc.aeni.-r.. H. A. Threlkeld'a Sweeden, J.
K. Misner's Harry Marvin.
Pacing, consolation, for non-Wlnnrs in
fireater Salem stake, punse 2600 C. K. te
roux' Francisco, 8hank's Adlmont, James
Krvin s Olllc M.. George Wrlghtt's Daniel
J.. Van de Vanter's Harry Hurst. Stl
den's Orvlllei' r
SMALL BLAZES.
, k .
Two fire aTarms were .turned In last
.tiili)5.,aJifuil.S-3a. TUeflrt wasa-ait
blaze on the upper floor of the A. O. U.
W. building, caused by a defective elec
tric wire. The second wan In the resi
dence of L. A. Lewis, on Tenth and
Madison streets. It caught in the kit
then. Little damage was done In either
case.
BUILDING PERMITS.
To Hartman. Thompson A Powers
two 2-story dwellings, liust Davis and
Last Twenty-third, J4UW.
BIRTHS.
September 2d To the wife of T. J.
Hnare. 2 North Twenty-seventh street,
twin girls.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE.
Pranrls Hemerslyke. 1S9 Mill street; ty
phoid fever.
DEATHS.
ptpml.fr IS Anna J. Thoburn, aged
47 years, 2 months. 21 days, remittent
fever.
September 13 J. McVickers, aged 4S
years. 7 months, 4 days; cerebral hem-
l orrage.
September 17 uerma tioure, aged i
days; Inanition.
September 10 Minerva Hoare, aged S
days; inanition.
X Ftnley -Se, Undertaker and
Emalmers, corner Third and Jefferson
streets, do first-class work and deal hon--oably
with all.
The Edward Holman Undertaking Co.,
funeral directors and embalmere, 2B0
Yamhill.. -Phone 507.- - -
Crematorium, ' on Oregon City ear
line, near Sell wood; modern, scientific
complets. Charges Adults, $36 j child
ren, 128. Visitors, 9 to 8 p. m. Portland
Creation Association, Portland, Or.
The Joumsl, dally, eight to SO pages, a
newspaper, only 84 year fey mail: sue
months, 82. .
RAILROAD MATTERS
Extensions, and Change! Being
- Made by Street , Lines.
At the present lime there, are some c
the greatest improvements going, on by
the street railway line and some of the
most Important extensions proposed that
have been seen since the lines were bulit,
Ihe Washington street llns has been re
laid with.hsavy rails, which has eojt (ha
company.. In the neighborhood ef vnM,:
Th! Imptovemtnt has taken ab ut all
si'r.in.er. The heavy rails and tha ivn
stantlal Led in which th track is ta'd
.lakes it one of the best pieces of line or.
the C;at.
Follow, the footsteps of th? Vftsh
Ington street line, there has just been
started a great Improvement In the Third
street- track -by the Glty apd-- Baburtaft-
Company that will equal any yet pro
posed. The old track is now being re
moved and a new bed and rails will be
laid. The rail Is the heaviest used on
railroad lines and will Insure safety in
handling the immense amount of trafflo
of the company.
This work will require several months
for completion and the expense will be in
the neighborhood of $100,000. Large crews
of men are now at work and the rails are
strewn along Third street ready to be
placed in position as soon as the cement
bed Is made. The company is having
one track at a time treated in order to
facilitate the work.
The most extensive work now going on
is the fill this side of Oregon City now
being done by the Oregon Water Power
and Elcctrlo Company. -This work was
begun some time ago and is progressing
as rapidly as possible. It began In the
early summer when the cut-off was built
at the town of Mllwaukie and the big cut
Just over the river, which required the
services of the big new steam shovel for
several weeks, was made.
The fill at Oregon City will require
several months for completion. It Is the
Intention of the company to do away
with the long trestle Just beyond the
Clackamas River and graa the road st
lbs same level with the Southern Pacific
..ttatka. . :. ..... .
The Oregon Water Power -and Eiectorlo
Con-rany has laid a douol track on
Hawthorne avenue from the lutn out at
Muur.t Tabor to the top of tha hill east
of there. This piece of work has required
several months and the new stretch of
track greatly increases the trafflo facili
ties to ML Scott andkMt. Tabor.
There are several Important extensions
proposed and under Wy., The- O. W. P,
St R. Co. have been considering plans of
oYtandinor Its trttck'tfl tBe-efty reservoir
near h.; Tbor, hioh'wrlrt vmake Usi
Une' seyteral wljes Johgeft- tSaat worK,M
under ay ami' vrooat&,tyf b,ptn
pany iH extending Its' tffr JiwttMWv
The Portland Ratlwfcyjnpany lias. raj.
cently begun proceedings toward extend
Ing'its line up the Willamette Heights,
Not only in extension, but the company
Is soon to establish a freight depot at
Hoyt and Fifth street and build new
Vopf at Twf nfytblra street: " Tfiefftf Im
provements will wonderfully Increase the
handling facilities of the dlffersnt roads.
PIONEER PRIESTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 19. It was an
nounced in Rome yesterday fey the Most
Rev. Thomas Rodrigues, O, S. A., prior
general of the Augustinlan Order
throughout the worli. that JferWiBanlel
at' O'Mnhoney. 'of Andofer, Mass., and
Rey. 1- E. McKsrlaine, of Villa Noraj
have Seen tj'rtieVea tfffcM tle fhillp
plnes 14 ttM Jnivement e,tB8 American
priests, to these islands t succeed the
Spaniards.
'. ., i 1 .i in!
AN UP-TO-DATENEWSPAPER.
The Journal, sn acorn of newspapers,
for several months,' baeemlng new an
oak of newspapers. By carrier. In city,
10 cents a week.
References Ladd Sc. Tllton. Portland; U.
S. National Hank, Portland; Bank of
California San Francisco; Crocker
Woolworth National Bank, San Fran
cisco. MembeVs Chicago Board of Trade, San
Francisco Produce Exchange, San. Fran
cisco Stock and Bond Exchange.
Grains, Provisions, StocRvBdnds
and Cotton.
San Francisco Office:
40 California St.
ioa Third Street
PORTLAND, OR.
Sold (witk ar without BUIInf sad Tabo-1
hums AUaeaBtant), uuuia, mbho, -and
lUiMlnd. Fancoa Trp.wnir Klbtew I
tor mi Kmucaiowm. uuws . w. , m- .
par, and mUoallaneon. TypawrtUr Supplisi I
wtthoct aiiaoa.
Wycaeff. SeasMHM t Beeedlct.
348?tark. SU. PortUnd. Or. . v
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Astoria & Columbia -River
Railroad Co.
Leaves.
DEPOT, FIFTH
AND I STREETS.
Arrives.
For Maygers. Rain
ier. Clatskanle, West-
port, c niton. Asto
ria, Warrenton, Fln-
vel, Hammond. Fr.rt
C00 A. M.
11:10 A. M.
( FK . Seaside, Astoria
I and 8eaahore Ex.
i pi
'W 'J OO'l Astoria tux press.
:40 P. M.
iany ,
Ticket office, 256 Morrison street and
Union Depot.
J.
C. MA TO. General Pasaenser Acent.
Astoria Or.
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Tokohama and Hong Kong, calling
t Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai taking
freight via connecting steamers for Ma
nila. Port Arthur and vlaalvostook. -
For rates and full Information call en
or address official or agents of the Ok
R. -4k N. Co.
mm
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
EAST via.
SOUTH
Leaves.
Union Depot.
Anlea.
OVERLAND arx-
PRKHH nillL'O
2:20 p.m
for Balem, Rose
burr, Ashiand. Baa-
Viit
Irara.fcto. O g d e a,
San I'rajicUoo. Mo-
Jav Loa Ancelea.
El Paso. New Or.
Ivans and the Kaat.
S:30am
At Wi.obur.
daily (except Bun
day), morning train
for Mt. Ansel. Sil-
vert on, Browns
ville, Springfield
Wendltnc and Mat
ron.
iraairm TAlBany passenger.'.":
iojtfam"
-vnnraB ai VOOO
burn witli Mt. An-
g'-l and fiilvAfnn
jloeal.
7:30 a.m Con.allia passenger.
'B:50 p.m jSherldan passenger.
5:60 p.m
118:28 a. m'
Dally. liDally except Sunday.
Portland -Oswego Suburban Cervlce n4
Yamhill Division.
Depot Foot of Jefferson Street, K
Leave Portland flaily for Oswego at
7:20 a. m.; U.it). 1:56. 2:25. 4:40 fiS t it
p. m. Dally except Sunday, S:30; 6:40 a.
m.; 6:06, 11:80 p. m. Sunday only, :M a.
m.
Returning from Oswego arrive Port
land daily 1:30 a. m., 1:35, 3:10, 4:10 8:18
7:40, 10:00 p. m. Dally except Sunday
6:85. 8:30. 10:60 a. m. Except Monday
12:40 a. m. Sunday only 10:05 a. m.
Leave from same depot for Dallas and
intermediate points dally except Sunday
6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland :80 a. m.
The Independence-Monmouth Motor
Line operates daily to Monmouth and
Airlle. connecting with Southern Pacific
Company's trains at Dallas and Independ
ence. Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land, Sacramento and San Franolsoa. Net
rates 117.60 first class and 114 second
class. Second class Includes sleeper, Oral
class does not.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe!
also Japan, China, Honolulu and Aus
tralta.
City Ticket Office corner Third
Washington streets. Phone Main Tit .
C. W. STINGER. W. B. COMAN.
. City Ticket Agent. Pen. Pas. Aa
iwtTzrrrm
UKL,alUl.
PliOIJIlIllIall
DfilONPACIHC
THREE TRAINS DAILY
, FOR ALL POINTS BA81
3ff uMii:"7l"l'
UNION DEPOT. I Leave Arrive.-, ,
CHlCAtio-PORTLAND r" " : v
8PECIAU :am 4:pt
For tho East via Hunt- Dally Daily
ington. .. ..
-spokanb-'fltbr; - l--ir
For Eastern Washing- . t
ton. Walla Walla, Lew- t:18pm TKWanl
lston, Coeur d'Alene Daily Daily
and Greats Northern i
points. . ,
ATLANTIC EXPRESS.) ..r m
For the Eat via Hunt- p.n" Dally
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
FOR SAN FRAN- Z
CISCO. From
88. Gee. W.. Elder .. Aln"r
SepJ. 1, 'EL- -- - ;;. J0"" ' 6:00 p m
points, str. -Modoo. A4ih, Tues. Mon..
street dock. Ihur" Stf4
(Water permlttina.)
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Waafctaf
ton. Telephone. Matn'.TlX ,t
TIME CARD !
TRAINS
PORTLAND:
Leaves.
72& a. m.
Arrives.
8:46 p. a.
11:10 n. nv
Troo a,m,
tM p. m.
Puget Bound Limited
Kansas City-Bt
Louis SDecl.il
11:10 a. m.
N6f fK Coasf Llrhl.tedrt
7:30 p. fa.
acoma. EeattUl
Night Express.
11:4$ p. m.
-Take Pugrt Sound Limited or Nerta
Coast Limited for O ray's Harbor polnta.
Take Puget Sound Limited for Olympia
direct.
Take Puget Sound Limited or TTsn u
City-St, Louis Special for polnta aa
South Bend ranch. .
Double dally train ervlce on Orays)
Harbor branch.
Four trains dally between Pertland u
Tacqma and Seattle. ,
A. t.' CHARLTOH,
Assist in t Genera Passenger Acent,
236 Morrison St.. Portland, Or.
THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS
WITHOUT CHANUE OF CARS
BETWEEN
P0RTLA
AND-
CHICAGO
RUN -OVER
chicago & north-westernry::-
TIME 70 HOURS TO CHICAGO
: A, 0, BARKER. t .;
" General Agani C K W, RaTrwap.
1$ 3 Third SU PORTLAND, 05. .
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