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Newspaper Page TextTITE . 0HEG03T 35AH.Y mTTBSCAX' TomTLAin), 3r03TdAT EVENUTO," OCTOBER . C, 1002. f t ; 1he QpLGOx Daily Journal Journal , Classified Ads. WILL SERVE yt)U BEST.' " TH br roaaonabl wanL . Ton nav anything to trad or a cum xrom a monaey-wreBva u, o a automobile. bfoti bar a desir to our profit able, returns at small outlay of Mih, . . v.-.", . r. . - These Columns Are Read not Scanned. ATTORNEYS. Faxm, Beacb Simon, 110 Chamber of Commerce. ;. i ' Geo. JrTameron, Attorney at Law, TM Chamber of corameroe, w liana, ur. N. Idosessohn, TH Chamber of Commerce. BEND TOUR WANT ADS to Th Journal lor result, none pimxn ov, BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR. Free use of instruments. Wanted , players for elube. HaL Webber In struotor, 717 Marauam bids. . CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder, tOT Stark at.; offlo and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering- aad re pair Bouses. Fbone Mam in. CARD ENGRAVERS. WEDDING AMD VIBITINO CARDS En frared: W. O. Smith A Co., Third noor. was rung ton Diag. ' CE R E A L M I LL'Sr Acme Ml'tis 'Co., Manufacturers Ralston. Aom Cereals. H t 8 N, Front st. COAL AND VyOOD. Qregoa Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of ooal and wood. Mi Morrlaon st VUICAN COAL CO.," WHOLESALE dealers bast coals, foundry and ameiter ok. CMIROPODY AND MAN I CURING. L. MltchelL Chiropodist. Knight's Shoe Store. 194 Wash, at. Phone Hood 728. CLAIRVOYANT. MADAME) JOHNSTON, clairvoyant and Card reading; tells past, present and future; readings. Ma SSI Fifth st MRS. HENDERSON; Clairvoyant, room tavyt wasmngton iu DENTISTS. . Theodore' S. ' Thompson," " 60-51 Washmg Phone Hood 414. . DRUGGIST8. Frank i. Strelblg. drugs, toilet' arUolesi pertumea. lit Washington st ELECTRIC WORKS Portland Electrical " WorksOOlc lal Stark t Western Eleotrla Worka. 80B Wash st EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnside"st Help of all kinds wanted. QR0CER8. - Dresser" A" Co.." MO-m Washington st HOUSE FURNISHERS. ome rumisnere furniture. caroeYa. parlor goods, stoves, eta. See t Oev. ft A Sons. I7I-17S First, Ii-X25 Tsm- i cuia vuuubb bji, v BANKS. Ud6 A'TILTON. .BANKERS " Established In lt&t. Intereet allowed oa time deposits. - Collections made at all points on fa Vorable terms. Letters of credit lesued available In Europe and all points la the United SUtea Bight eaohange and telagraphio trana fers sold on New Tork, Washington. uu 0 I vm as vviuuiuibj. Eaohanae aold on London, Paris. Ber- CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. With which Is amalgamated. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up 8,000.00 Reserve tOOQ.OUs Transacts a general banking business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sum of fio and ua. wards, and interest allowed on mini, mum monthly balances. Rate en ap plication. Hi Washington st. B. A. WTLD. Manager. LONDON A BANCWCO BANK. Chamber of Commerce Building, Third and Stark streets. . Head offlc. E5 Old Broad street Lea don. This bank transacts a general bank ing business, makes loans, discount, bills and issuea letters of credit avah. able for . travelers and for th pur chase of merchandise In any city of . the world: ' Deals in 'foreign and do nvstlo exchange. Interest paid on time deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. PORTLAND, Oft ' Fk-ank Watson ......President K- L Durham ..Vios-Presldent H- W. Hon ..Cashier Geo, W. Hoyt. Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK ING BUSINESS. . Drafts and latter of credit Issued Available to all parts of th world. ' iought UB P!l"J' Gold--. ust THB UNITED STATES NATIONAL Transacts a General Banking Business Dtafte e available ht all dtlj , th United State snd Europe. - -CT-;'"'TTLER WOODWARD Vice-President ............JACOB KAMM Cashier ,n..............F. C MILLER AINS WORTH NATIONAL BANK- . ..SSMSSrS111 AKD OAK STS. tisPSSSTi?-' "'VV. -President VERCT T MO R O AN . .yioewpresldenf B. W. eCHMEER...... Assistant Cashier -Transacts a General Banking Business. Interest on time deposits. Safe Deposit, Department MORRIS A 'WHITEHEAD-- BANKERS AND INVESTMENTS. ' - V ' SBaBBSB " 'v E3S8T AND ALDER STREETS, PORTLAND, OR,. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skyughts," Galvanised Iron . Cor aloe, f. C Bayer, few 'Second at. . FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. - HALL. SAFE," standard of th ' world; aafea void oa oaay payment; trad four old ar for a, new. oa. Narria 6aio 4a "hook. Co, 81 First at. ... : HOUSES FOR ' RENT. iOS Ail) O. WOODWARD. Ml Btark ft, . rent and Insure, s Phone Main 66. BEAD THB CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of ' Th Journal u you wish to buy. Mil or ' trad. , , ..v-- - - w.- HARNESS. ' Coixmsr'pKESTON'WitjBON CO . Th best raluee and largest stock! ex pre and buggy harness a specialty. Wholesal and retail. Second and Tay lor Stl. ;.,. : .. .. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere. European plan, Foarta and Alder ata. INSURANCE. ISAAC L. WHITE, FIRE INSURANCE. KS Sherlock, bid. - Oregea phon Mala JAB, Mo. L WOODv Concord Building. 'Phon 47, Employer UablUty Insus no. - rprent' American Bonding Trust Co. Fir Insurance. - ARTHUR WILSON. Sherlock Butldln. . 'phone 1008, represents the Alliance and the Horn Fir and Marine Ins. Co. . JEWELERS. ... ' Geo. Oi Brandenburs; As Co.. Enravers, Mfc Jewelers. Id. Phon Hood 487. The L, C. Henrlchsen Co., Jewelers and optlciana, tM Washington at Th O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing jewelera. 188 Morrison at . LAUNDRIES. PACIFIC LAUNDRT CO., it and Ml Ar thur st,xr. First Lowest prices con sistent with food work. Prompt deliv ery. Oregon Phone, 48. Clean towela daily. -Comb, brush, soap, - H per month. ' Novelty Supply Co., e 42 N. Ninth st TeL 410. TOWELS, soap, comb and brush. $1 per mo. .Oregon Laundry Cc Phon VL It. MASSAGE. J L MDME. H. EL ELT, dermatolyoglat. . massage, aiectrlo treatmenta. 183 A First st MEDICAL. DR. MRS. CARET TALBOTT, auccesa fuflK treats and cure all disease of ,wo-r men; - hrocisfut how- treatment -by mail. (OS Salmon st, bet 6th and (th. SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO. removed to 611 DeKura brag." , . a MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Loan' on city lota and lm- S roved farms. W. A. Shaw A Co.. Ml tark at . W, A. HATHA WAT Money to loan. 10 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 41a. LOANS Without publicity on real or chattel mortgages, personal or salary security, at low rate. C. W. Pallet. 212 Commercial block. 'Phone Grant (66. 4 per cent money to loan. 245 Btark at READ THB CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of The Journal If you wish to buy, eell or trade. MONUMENTS. MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Balltn, 48 2d at, TeL Oak 76, na val architect and mechanical engineer. PALMI8T. MRS." s"t0CKS, Scientific Palmist; read . Inn 60c and (1. Fifth at, opp. Poet Offioa. PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington eta. PLUMBERS. Taylor A Stanton, plumbing aad steam fitting. (8 Sixth at RESTAURANTS. Strouae'a Restaurant: first-olaa sneala; best service. 220 Washington at RUBBER STAMPS. BUSBY A LESri CO. Rubber stamps. Beala. BtenoUs, eta, 4U Th Dekum. 8PECIAL DELIVERY. " Post Special" DeHvery.NoTiooU Wash lngton. Phones, Or. Main (62, CoL 261, 8TORAQE AND TRANSFER. C. 6.' Pick. offlcalfFirst st., bet ""Stark ,gA k;, bjuma Pianoa , jjJLXvw.nA ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay ata. TIMBER CLAIMS LOCATED. DO YOU want to locate sugar and yellow pin timber claims T The best to b bad. Apply 423 Abington Building. TIMBER LANDS FOR fiALE THIS IS TOUR OPPORTUNITY 60 yellow pine timber claims that wUl cruls ,00v,000 feet to th quarter section. . 20 homestead timber claims, fine fir - - timber, -that jwlll cruise 6,000.000 to , 600,000 to the quarter section. Cruiser' fee reasonable. Money loaned to prove up on If de sired. Ready sale of these lands can be mad at from (1600 to (2000 for each quarter section. Timber lands bought and for sale. 6. H. SILVE CO., Room 306 Commercial Bite TICKET OFFICES. "Overland Cot Rate- Ticket Office, "fi? Third at; (5 to (20 saved to all points. fVPEWRlTERS. - - -The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third atreet All make, of typewriters for rent Supplies for all machine. r . M. Alexander A Co agent. W. A. Rldeout Agent Bllnkenderfer Typewriters. 264 Stark st , WALL PAPER. Chrlstenien;' 'wall paperw "iat painter. 141 Seventh st corner Aider. Ernest Miller AC,, wail paper a do- ratora. 127 First t ' "" WHOLESALE GROCERS. Wadhama A Co.. wholesal rrocers, maa nfaeturer and eommiasioa mrohaata 64 and 68 Front at Allen. A Lewis, wholesal rrasara. Faro land. Or. Mason, Ehrman A Co wholesale 1groV ers. N. W. cor. Beooad and Pin ata, Lang Co First aad Antony atA i READ THE CLASSDJTED COLUMNS of The Journal If you wish to buy, seJl or trad. - Read The journal HELP WANTED FEMALE. ' WANTED ( women. 8inc Old Dr. Kessler's return they have been treat- Ing 17 women dally In. the ladles' de- pertment They can treat. 41 more. Call . or write for home system. Enclose-10 X-oant stamps. Address St Louis Medl . eal and Surgical Dispensary, cor. Second and TerahlU ata, Portland. Or. 26 . GIRLS AND WIDOWS to work In my store at $9 per week: give full name and address. Harry . Smith, P. O. Box 1066, City. - .. y,-,;-,,,- "J i.:. - HELP' WANTgD MALE. . - WiCRTED STlt men foiTOregen. Waah- tlngtoa, Nevada and Utaii fre fare; . wages $2 to 13 a day; long toba. C R. . Hansen A Co. 26 N. Second st GOOD MAN WANTED to present a finan . cial proposition. . 246 Stark at SEND TOUR, WANT ADS to Th Journal for results. Phon Main 600. ROOMS FOR RENT. THB LOCKWOOD, 361H Morrison st Furnished rooms; transient ' Phon - Oregon South (06. . THB CASTLE J71 Wash.; room for gsn Ustara; transient TeL South 76L HOU8K FOR SALE." ONE 6-ONB T-ROOkf HOUSE; MUSV sell; Installments; -mak offer. (U Commercial building. HOMES TO 8 ELL on amall monthly pay menta. 146 Stark at WANTEp TO BUY. FIR PILING. 79 to 76 feet ' Apply 657 Worcester blk. REAL ESTATE. FOR 8 ALE REAL ESTATE. ETC 40-room hotel , .22600 25-room lodging house ...$16u0 Candy store , (100 lt-reom lodging bouse (800 160-acr farm (2000 4 Restaurants, (2(0. $4(0, 1(00. 11000. 60 acres land near Portland, very cheap; part payment Address. - H. H. HIGLET, Agent P. O. Box 1066, City. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE property It moat desirable neighborhood, (260 to (460: special inducements to home builders. Portland Realty Co., Ill Chamber of Commerce. NEW TODAY. The Ford-Wilson Auction Co. Wedneseay, October 8, at 10 A M., the Ford-WHson Auction Co. have a beautiful collection of fine Furniture consigned for this Auction Sale. W cannot bgln to describe th differ ent ples. W have what you want, and you gst It at your pries. Everything to furnish a house, from th basement to the attic, as well as a young DRIVING HORSE, BUGGY AND- HARNESS; REM INGTON TYPEWRITER, NO. 2, AS GOOD AS NEW, AND Av NUMBER OF OIL PAINTINGS BY A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL ARTIST. Sal 182 First St, 10 A. M. WILSON A FORD, Auctioneers. Thursday; Next, October $.2J. W.'ft "IKe ftome Restaurant, 30S Cast Morrison, the Ford Wilson Auction Co. have re ceived instructions to, sell by Public Auction Sale On French cook rang; two extension tables; sight kitchen tables; 48 Vlsnna chairs t elook; counter; rockers; ail the laea curtains; orocksrywarei granlteware; allvsrwarsi knives, forks and spoons; lln- olsum, and hanging lamp, at th Horn Restaurant, SOS East Morrison St., at 2 P M WILSON A FORD, Auctioneer. Friday, October 10. at 10 A M., the Ford-Wilson Auction Co. have the pleasure of giving their patrons the benifit of a GRAND AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES All of which are fresh, firm and crisp, except th price. These we hav thrown away. W Invlt you to corns with your own prices and take the goods away. Quantities of othsr goods to be sold at this sale,' on Friday next, at 182 First St. -... W 1 LSC H- A yRDy AwWoneers. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. H. 11. Newhall and wf to J. N. Dei endorf, W. 36 ft, L 9. 8 6, Buck man's 2nd add (2,500 C. E. atid B. 8. Quimby to W. P. Cloflin. Li, Bi, East Portland Heights , 650 Ollle Westlund to Mrs. J. E. Foun tain, (3 1-3 acres Sec 4, T. 1. S. R. 6 B. Pac Coast Abs. Co. to J. C. Wolf, L I and 6, B I, Williams Av add Oer. Sav. A Loan Boo. to B. M. Lora- bard, L 6-Bd 7,- B 4S, iouoh'a add , 10 Jas. Hyland and wf to Anton Brasda, L I and 8, B 6. Kinsel Park .... 1 Orvllle M. Rankin and wf to Anna R. Rlggs, Und. H of 1 acre. Sec 11, T. L 8. R. 1 1 Anna'R. Rlggs and hus. to Orvllle M. Rankin, Und. H of N. E. of 1 acre, same 1 Lillian E. Bourne and hus. to Lewis . !.- Hudson, use. of w. ; N.- E. i of N. E. ot 8. W. 4. a E. or B. it. m ana w. V, 8ec 1L . T. . U. ai 2 N.. R. J We test 6.000 B. and r. uoicumith - to Ella M Smith. Fre. B, 810, Portland . . .... 76 Lydia- Prlndle to W. J. Stout, L 12, and 13, B 5, Peninsular arid No. 2 50 W. Housman and wf to Tho. L Banes, L 10, B 3. Woodlawn .... 760 Wm. E. and E. Marie Brainard to S. TL Hochfleld, L 1, B 102, East Portland 1,200 Sophie Weisgerber and hus. to G. A-. MerrUl, partof N. VL Molloy D. L, C, T. 1 B. R. 3 B .. a 1,800 Mary M. MUler and hue. to Geo. A. Merrill. L 10, 11, B 13, E. P. Heights 10 H." w. wanacw to I - r. Hudson, Und. W. N. E. . 8. E. U. 8. E. W. See. U.T. t N.. rt t W. 1.666 66 Get your Titl laauraao and Abatraets to Real Estat from th Title Ou eras tee A Trust Co- Chamber of Commerce. BUILDING PERMITS. ' ' - t To U Mwntner. 1-etory dweUingr. Van couver avenu and Beech, (sot. TO X. M.'. MUler, S-tory dwelUngy southeast rner Hslght ad Shaver, WOO. - ' , , .. To M. D, Reed. 2-story dwsUlng, aouth. east corn Ksvst glgto th as4 Bura- tl $2000.. .;. BUTTES WIN OUT Take Series Away From - Webfooters - HELENA WEEK HERE . Seattle and Spokane Tie Helena . Defeats Tacoma National . Peanant Winner. - Northwest League. Saturday's games--Butte, 2; Portland, 1. Seattle, Tj Spokane, 6. Helena, 2; Tacoma, 0. Yesterday' Soores Butte, 3; Portland, 0. Helena, 3; 'Tacoma, 2. Seattle, 4; Spo kane, 4. Called pn account of darkness. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Butte ... 688 Seattle 070 Helena .......... 531 Portland....,,.,, 500 Tacoma ........ 409 Spokane 404 BCHEDULK FOR THIS WEEK. Today, Spokane at Seattle. Tuesday, Wedn'eeday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday, Butte at Spokane. Ta coma at Seattle. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri day, Saturday and Sunday, Helena at Portland. Th gam of Saturday was hotly con tested. The visitors made one more score and won the game. The victory should have gone to the home team but for some of the decisions of the umpire. On four diSsrent- acasicrm- he FoTtlami men out who were safe as far as the crowd could see. In the first inning Van Buren got first on an error, reached sec ond on a hit by Anderson, and third on a hit by Stovall.' Vigneux got a pass and Van Buren cam In. At several periods during; the game, the home team had men on bases, with all kind of opportunities to come In. They failed to make good. But for a number of decisions at these critical periods whldH were, questioned by the crowd, they would have brought in runs. There waa an immense Sunday crowd out to the ball park to see the closing meeting of the Portland-Butte series. TlaV two team had both won two games each and th fight yesterday was for the tie. For the first six Innings the goose egga piled up on tha score board. Both Dowl Ing gnd Kofftal perfoTmed" great work In th box. They gave out but few safe jrtta,. .-...!...-:.,.. There was a fereat deal of wrangling during the game. The Miners were not In a position to lose tbe battle, as they nseded the game In order to foreclose the papers on the rag which, is now in con troversy between the Dugdalea and the Buttea. Some briUiant plays were made. Murdock Wiade one sensational catch over In the rigfit garden which brought down the bleachers. SCORE BT INNINGS. 123466789 Butt 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 23 Portland ....0 0000000 o 0 SUMMARY. Bases on Balls Off Dowling, 8; off Koatal, 1. Hit by pitcher Dowling. Struck out By Dowling. 2; by Kostal, . " Two-base hit Marshall. Left on bases Portland, 11; Butte. 9. Sacrifice hits Vlgneux, Murdock, Van Buren. Zearfoss. Kane. Stolen bases Vlgneux. Double plays Anderson to Delsel to Stovall (2). Tim of game On hour and 60 min utes. Umpire McCarthy. Attendance ,u00. ' SENATORS WIN OUT. TACOMA, Oct. 6. The Tlgera lost out a tar. -as, the asriea, Ja concerned. .Thy put up a good brand ot ball, but - were out-played by the visitors. Tbe last game of the series was hotly contested. In the fifth inning the Helenas gathered a bunch Of three scores, on errors by the Tigers. This was all the business they could do In the game. In the alxth, Tacoma man aged to bring in a couple of runs by a fortunate combination of circumstances. SCORE BY INNINGS. 128456789 s.OO 0 00 2 00 02 ..0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 03 NUMMARY. Tscoma Helena . Banes on balls Off Slagle, 2; off Mc Carthy. 2. Struck out Slagle, 6; McCarthy, 5. Two-base hits Holly 2, Slagle, Fisher Rockenfleld. Sacrifice hits Sohmeer, Peeples. Double plays -Johnson to Hutchinson, Peeples to Schmer to Schaffer, Holly to frepies to scnanpr. VTUd nltchesr-SlaKl. L Left on bases Tacoma, 3; Helena, 0. Time of game One hour and 37 min utes. . Umpires Lynch and Wlggs. Attendance 2,100. SEATTLE AND SPOKANE TIE. SEATTLE. Oct. 6. After 10 Innings of good ball, the gam waa a tie and waa called off on account of the darkness. Somen was the new man of the locals in the box. He made a good showing. While a trifle uncertain In th first part of the game, in the last five Innings he settled down and not a Bunchgrasser was allow ed to swat the spher. Quick twirled for j-the- 6pkao teaja ,gnf al up a .steady and safe game. , SCORE BT INNINGS. 123466789 10 Seattle ,...0 01201000 04 Spokan ...0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 04 V j SUMMARY. Runs earned Seattle, 1; Spokane, 1. Bases on bails Sotners, 2; Quick. 2. Strtick out By Somers, 4; bv Quick. T. Two-base hits Somers, Klopf. Three-base hit Babbitt. Stolen bases Drennaa 3, Haw ley, Stan ley, Babbitt 2. Quick. Double and triple plays Quick to Kel ly to Elsey. . Left on bases Seattle, (; Spokane, 6. Tim of game-Two hours and five min utes. Unfptr Colgan. . Attendance 6,600. 1 j v Rational , League. '.. .. ST. LOUIS, Oct .The season of the National League closed her yesterday, by the playing of two game with Chi cago, both of which ware won by the visitors.. .Cold wsatber interfered with th playing. Scor was Chicago, 11-6; St LOUiS, 4-6,- i ;r';Yf2' - . STANDING OF CLUBS. . : l Won. Lost P. C. Pittsburg irt. .. . .103 36 .741 Brooklyn ..... ... 76 63 . .643 Boston ..... ... ...... 73 63 .637 Cincinnati a.... ".. , 70 70 .600 Chicago ......,.... 69 69 .500 St Louis I M 7 .415 Philadelphia ... ... ..... 66 (1 .404 New York ..... ... 48 88 . 353 FOR LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. BUFFALO, N- X., Oct 6. Before the International Athletic Club tonight Joe Gans will defend the lightweight cham pionship title in a '20-round bout with "Kid" McPartland. This will be- the fourth' meeting between the pair, Gans having received the decision at the end of the 20 rounds Ifl their first contest. While the last two resulted in draws. Both boys are In tine fettle and a lively go la promised.' While Gans is the favor ite in the betting. McPartland is not without hia admirer, many of whom are willing to atake their money that he will be on hia feet at the end of the 20 rounds. BIG SLAUGHTER OF GAME BIRDS The Sportsmen Making Havoc Game Law Amendments. The sportsmen complain that gome birds are not so plenty this season ua last. The bird are especially well clean ed out in Linn and Lane Countlus, so say the hunters. This is said to be due moro, however, to the slaughter of lust season, when, according to estimate of the State Game Warden's office, 5000 birds were killed, one-half of them estimated to be female birds. This reduced the eggs and hatchings enormously. Late, cold rains last spring also killed many of the young. Pheasant shooting la very brisk, the sportsmen report andjihe deputies watcb-. log. against infringement of the laws ure kept active, watching that hunters do not exceed the limit of 10 birds a day. Home sportsmen are more and more in favor of legal restrictions against outside hunters, and will probably be found ad vocating amendments to the game law this winter, among other things, Inau gurating a system of protection against being overrun - by outsiders. Non-resident licenses, they claim, would not only protect the game for home uw, but aid In bearing the cost of the On-tton system. Most complaint Is against hunters from beyondMhe California state line. Game Warden Quimby Is in favor of an Increase In penalties, on a sliding scale, so that "punishment for infringement of the protective laws would be graded ac cording to the number of birds killed bo. ybfid" Ihe legal rt&mBeT. Suspiciously large' strings of pheasants Brw to te icot Mf at th- Fffc"tret markets. The, state ' deputies might cast their eagle eyes In, that direction occas ionally, to the proilt of the state ex chequer. CITY IMPROVEMENTS Confidence in Stability of Portland Property Growing. Improvement is being made in the Ladd tract of real estate between Hawthorne avtnue and Division street. Tho ground wis originally laid out in streets running from a large circular space in the center to the border streets, diagonally across th o.uar. Th new streets in the plot will run parallel to the out-boundary streets. A new addition, which was ac quired from the Slaters of Charity of the House of Providence, Is about platted. Uoth the Ladd tract and the new addition are to have cement sidewalks on their sttrets. A. T. Meyers, architect and builder, took mt pMtelM o 38 houses to tes built In Hawthorne's. The new buildings will cost from (1000 to (3000 each and will mnke a total cost of about (30.4W. Sixty-nine new houses hsve gone up In Mor.tuvla during the least year. This represents a cost of (95,000. V.'itn the new Improvements on Seventh gt'e?t, property Is looking up there. All this goes to show that Portland Is grow In.. WOOD FAMINE People Living in Suburbs Will Hold Mass Meeting. There is all kinds of trouble In Wood lawn. Piedmont, and other suburbs of I-ortland, because of lack of fuel. The telephone 'es of the Eanfleld-Veysey Company .' ve been ringing all day, from people in these places, asking for" Blab wood, as there is not enough wood there even to cook with. It is probable that a mass meeting will be called to consider the action of the City Council In pro hibiting Ihe railway. companies from haul ing wood to these places. Th railway companies claim that they cannot haul wood to these suburbs be cause of the recent ordinance prohibiting them. J-Mr Banflaid.ay -that Its pan haul no wood there with teams, so be tween tha two the people have no-fuel. SALVATION ARMY MEETING. The harvest festival of th Salvation Army will commence thjs evening. All the forces of the city wfll unite. Tho opening meeting will be held at the bar jack this evening. .... Services were held last night In mem ory of Mrs. General Booth, the mother of th Salvation Army, who died twelv years ago. Major Robert Dubbin deliv ered the address, taking for his text "Let Me Die th Death ot the Righteous." RAEWAYISOPPOSED hopefty OwrW Do Rot .Want Th ' Portland Railway Company hag already faund opposition to th seCur. ltg,bf a franchise on East Burnsid street to connect with Its Vancouver di vision. Property owner along the route of th proposed Una ar a unit in opposition to the scheme and say that they will fight the granting of th measure to the bitter end. . . ' " . A. A. Kadderty, a well-known business man of that street. In speaking of th matter, saldr "You -can put ma down ua saying that I am strongly In opposition to granting the' Portland Railway Com pany a franchise for operating Its cars on East Burnside atreet according to Its asked'-for franchise. I hav spoken to a large number ef th property-owners on the thoroughfare and all ar found to be ready to put up a fight when the matter comes up for bearing In the Council." NO FRANCHISE, SAYS RANKIN. Charles N. Rankin, . ex-police commis sioner and a large property owner of the vicinity, said: "Yes, I am opposed to the granting of the franchise. Of course If the Vailway company could get a franchise to lay " Us tracks oa the street, It would be a good bualness naov for them, but a very bad one when th property owners' Interests are consid ered. I am preparing a remonstrance which will be presented to th property owners for their consideration , "East Burnside street, in my eat Una tlon( is. destined to be the rilost Import ant residence street on the East Side of tha river. It is the question of only a few years before it will 1A extended through to Montavllla. This will make It one of the finest boulevards on the Coast. "If the Portland Railway Com pany cares to tap that section of th country some other route will hav to bo found. We ore perfectly satisfied with tlite service given on the City A Suburb an's East Ankeny street line." APPOINTMENTSMADE Session of German Methodist Con ference Provides' for Year. At the yesterday's meeting of the North Pacific German Methodist Conference, Rev. W. J. llarwlg and Rev. P. J. Seh ncrt were formally ordained. The follow ing appointments were "made by Bishop Crm.sloa for the ensuing year: Superin tendent, George . llartung, Spokane, Wash.; presiding elder, H. F. Lange, Connelt, Wash ; Addy, Wash., to be sup plied by F. W. Buchhola; Bethany, Ore., and Scuppoosc, J S Moenrlng; Connell, Wash., P. J. Sehnert; Davenport, Waah., George A. Jnhn; Edwall and Odessa, AVajslu.W. J. Herwlg; Everett, Wash., JamrB Schwlertlich : Milwaukle and Lo gan, Ore.. J. C. Jahn; Portland First Chu rcTirFT!!. Luecke ; Portland" Second Church, C. A.-Prleslng; Ridgefteld, Wash., O. S. Roeder; Rltiville, Wash., Carl Jans; Hosnlia, Wash., to be supplied; Salem, L. Oalser; Seattle, Joseph Hepp; Spokane, Oeorge Harttfng; Tacoma, II. F, Michel; Walla Walla. C. A. Wentsch; Willow Crock. Ore.. J. E. Tragllo. References Ladd A Tilton. Portland; U. S. National Bank, Portland; Bank of California Sanss Francisco; Crocker Woolworth NatMial Bank, San Fran Cisco. ter i (o. Members Chicago Board of Trade, San Francisco Produce Exchange, San Fran cisco StocK and Bond Exchange. Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton. San Francisco Office: 103 Third Street 490 California St. PORTLAND. OR. HE WILD INDIAN'S . OYERCQu al Irxit-M- oftt- stt fbSinlfl1y ! . I-aatf (Akn si tha J.ctMSii fm s.pwol I)W(KIIP Htrw -tawm-' W m or hi tunvfanwttr m tJ (M Rwlm tnr r ! rwfc m ol ih ftnM oi and )l ml Ar it Tni OVo'tr ftM f track) t ci. M It o uv Rwiflt roof fcok rr4f,(Vs ar-d ' T BtNfts I'rwdlfto India tiob rai4 aokl-i MM. tltJ-AMw S. (It itini( PENDLETON WO0LEN MILLS fk PndltBii. Or. ' J OeAA iwlth nr vlthont BUUnff maA T I feHnvAtuu!liniwe.lLXctiuuri. United. and Bepairl. Ymxon Tjixwriir KlUt)OM I tr, and minlltMa Typewriter Sapplle. I ad rarnitara. KTasoosi rasas rauuausa I WTTBODT ciuaua. N . Wyckoff, Seassas BeeedkU 349 Stark St., Portland. Or. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. Leaves. DEPOT, FIFTH AND I STRJSECS. Arrives. For Uaygers, Rain ier. C la tkanie, West port, Clifton. Asto ria, Warrenton, Fla vel. Uamnaona. VorX Btevens, Oearhart Pk., 8eas1de,Astorta and Seashore E presa. Daily, Astoria Express, DaUy . 1:00 A. M. U:10A-y. T:00 P. M. 1:40 P. M. Ticket office, 8S5 Morrlaon atreet and Union Depot. - -. J. c. MAVO, General Passenger Agent. Tltstoria Or. ' ' ' '" PORTLAND & ASIATIC . STEAMSHIP CO. ; ; 1 For Tokohama and Hong Kong, oalllng kt Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, caking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila. Port Arthur and vladivostock. For rates and full Information call oft or address ofilciala or agents ot tho Ol K.6N.CO., DOllOI) Denuv ill y RAILROAD TIME TABLES. EAST via.; SOUTH Leaves. Union Depot. Arrives. OVERLANT. -r. PRESS ' TRAINS, for Salem. Krm 8:80 pja burg. Ashiand. So- tttttVss Irainsnto, o g d aj omn rancisco, Jto- jave, 14( Angsiaa. El Paso, Nsw Or-f Man and tho East. 8:30 a.m At VulbaiB 7:00.! aaur fezeent Bub 'day), morning trala i or sue Angni, HU- verton, Browns ville. Snrlnafleld Wendiinc and Mat ron. 4:00 p. m Albany passenger... 10J0 aaa . vonneot st wood burn with. Mu An gel an Bilverton locax 7:80 a.m Corvallis passenger. IMan .' 116:60 p.m (Sheridan passenger.l8:f a.m DaUy. HDally except Sunday. f Portland-Osweoo Suburban Cervloo and ' Yamhill Division. Lcpot Foot of Jeff arson StrMt. a Jve Portland daily for Oswego at -f:20 a. m.: 12:80, 1:65, 8:26, 4:40, i J t:l . P; Dally except Sunday, 8:80; 8:40 a. ' m.; 6:05, 11:30 p. m. Sunday only, 1:08 a. m. i Rit5?'ln? .(rom Owego arrlv Port. , ' 7:40, 10:00 p. m. Dally except Sunday 8:86. 8:80. 10:68 a. m. Except Mondajt 12:41 a., m. Sunday only 10:06 a. m. . Leave f rom same depot for Dallas and fnt.rmfl a , iiaI.i. . . o. . .. 6:06 p. ra. Arrive Portland 8:80 a, m. ' . ' maepenaence-uonmoutn 'Motor Airlie. connecting with Southern Paclfla Company's Jtralns at Pallas and Independ . Rebate tickets on sal between Port . land, Sacramento snd San Francisco.- Net -rates $17.60 first bIass and $14 second . class doe not. - Ticket to Eastern points and Europ also Japan, China. Honolulu and . Aus tralia. City Ticket Offlc corner Third and . Washington street. Phon Main 711. . C. W. STINGER. W. E. COMAN, " City Tloket Agent Qen. Pas. Art Oregon THREE TRAINS DAILY 1 FOR ALL POINTS EAS1 lr?r r, I Plot, -h t .J ! lu'il sovtfs- Oi .48JCW.' '. ' w . ....''' wm UNION DEPOT. Leave Arrive. chicaoo-portlanU SPECIAL. 8: am 4:80pm For tho Eaat via Bunt- DaUy Dally Ington. SPOKANE FLTEH,- For Eastern Washing- ton, Walla Walla, Lew- 8:18 p m TK a a Istott, Coeur d' Alette DaUy Dally " and Oreat Northern points.- ... ATLANTIC EXPRES8.I . u - , ., For th. East VU Hunt-' j - . OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. F6R SAN fRAit- . CISCO. From' "-''v ; SS. Geo. W. Eldr Alns- . r ; . Oct. 8. I, 89. '"th tMpm BS Columbia p0" ; Oct 4, 14, 14. 6:pbs ' ?5H ASTORIA aad 8:00 p m ' r way points, connecting Daily 6pm ' with str. for Ilwaoo and ex Sun. Dally Norh Beach, str. Baa- Sat. 10 ex Sun, , Salo, Ash street dock, p m ' --; FOR" DaTTON. Oregonl T;oo a!m 8:00 tuna' City and Yamhill .River LzlTT l?n' points, str .Modoo. Ash- Tn Mon street dock. - lP,ur- " (Water permitting.) Fr' TICKET OFFICE, Third and Waahiag ton. Telephone, Mala Tit. - : ' ULvT'IME CARD I TRAINS PORTLAND l Leave. TJUa-m. 1 Arrives. aff aWr4 Pugat Sound LUnltad Kansas wiiy-B. Louis Special. ...... North Coast Limited acoma, Seattle Night Expre..... 11:10 a.m. 11:10 o.tn. 8:30 p. m. 7:00 a. nu t:0$ a, av. llrtt p. m. r Take Fuget Sound Limited r Norf Coasf Limited for Gray's Harbor point. Take Puget Sound Limited for Olympla direct Take Puget Sound limited or Kan City-8t Louis Special for point on South Bend krancn, . 1 . Double dally train servic on Gray Harbor branch. Four trains dally between Portland and Tacoma and Seattle. , , - AsMstxnt General Passenger Agent. 135 Morrison St., Portland. Or. THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT . CHANUE OP CARS ' " rf 8ICTWXSK 'kp , P0RTLANID .AND- CHI GAG. -RUN OVE; CHICAGO & 'NORTH - ' WESTERN RY. ' TLME 70 HOUFTO CHICAGO . V ; A. O. aiRKC.?, Otitgral Agent p. A N. W. r'ls?.' 153 Thlr4 $U ; i- - rc.'iTLAV, C A c