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TITC: OIIEGON .DAXVT JOURNA-L, frOKlXANP. MONDAY VENiyq. OCTOBER .13, 1902.. 7 Oregon Daily Journal JOURNAL CLASSIFIED Ads.1 COST UTTLE-tut they BRING BIG Rests Its Results out of all proportion . to their cost. ' A SMALL AD. INSERTED IN THESE COLUMNS IS READ BY THOUSANDS ATTORNEYS. fax ton. Beach 4b Simon, 610 Chamber ol .J, Commerce. Beo. J. Cameron, Attorney at lav, Tit Chamber of Commerce, Portland. Or. If. Mosessohn, 723 Chamber of Commerce. END TOUR WANT ADS to The Journal lor result. Phone Main fv BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR. Free uie of instruments. Wanted players for clubs. UaL Webber in atruotor, 717 Uarquam bldg. BILLIARD PARLORS. KHt NARRAOANSETT BILLIARD PAR lore. 128 6th Bt. Office Brown' Oroh. CARPENTERS AND BUI LDEBS. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder. . 107 Stark at.; office and atore fixtures built and remodeled, altering aad re- pair homes. Phone Main 747, CARD ENGRAVERS WEDDINO AND VISITING CARDS En graved: W. O. Bmlth & Co.. Third floor, Washington bldg. CEREAL MILLS. Acme Mill Co.. Acme Cereals. anufacturera Ralatoa- 20 A 82 N. Front at. f. JOHNSON & CO. manufacturers Peer , leaa Health cereals, 132-4 Front at. COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of .coat ana wooa, 344 Morrison st VULCANi COAL CO.. WHOLESALE dealers best coals, foundry and smelter . . ooite. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. L. Mitchell, Chiropodist. Knight's Shoe Store. 224 Wash, st. Phone Hood 728. CLAIRVOYANT. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. nSLUBLS STEAM CLEANING A DT Ina Co.: clothes called for and delivered. mono iiooa bts. Ji. Kaufman 184 2d st, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. SMOKE OUR OWN MIXTURE Can't be i-Bsat.- oig monei . i jj.. ijta at.. DENTISTS. Theoaore it Thomp7on7-61 Washing ton OiUff., VTUUU.gl.On UUX OUrUl SU. Phone lood 411 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. bregon'Emp.oyttient CoV, ttfWuxnalde at cteip oi au unas wantea. - GROCERS. F. Dresser Co.. J40-W Washington st. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Horde Furnishers Furniture, parlor goods, stoves, etc B carpets. urts A Sons. 172-175 First. 218-224 Yam. hllL Both phones 804. m MA8SAGE. MDMK. H. K. ELY, daithatolyoglst maseage, First at. ivcirra treatments. Us BANK8. LAX TILTON, BANKERS Established in 18&8. Interest Allowed on time deposit. toiiroram dwi ai au points on fa vorable terms. Letters of credit issued available in Europe and all point in the United States. ,n . ht hnf? d telegraphic trans ferav sold en Sew York, WaahlnstorT vnioaKo. st j-ouis. .uenver. Omaha. un iwucibot nu various Points la OregcW Washington, Idaho, Montana and BrltUh-CJolumbla. ., ,'. vrn,f Exchange sold on London. Par la Bar. Un. FrankFort. Song Kong? YokohomaT rANTArTAM JAN1C OFNJOMMERCK. rhlch la amalgamated With which la amnlsnn.t . THBI BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid" up...................?eoot' Keaerve 2.000,000 SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMBNT Accounts opened 'for sum of tlO and un- vtras, ana .morose allowed on mini mum monthly balances. .Rate on JIT v ; B. A. WTLD, Manager LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO BANK! Chajnoar 6r VomffleTce uTTfflh TnTr"" Head office, to Old Broad streets' Lon don. This bank transacts a reneral bank. Ing business, makes loans, diacountk blusr and Issues lotters of credit avail. i; i At i wie.pur vu.w w uivmwii iu any city of the world. Deals In foreign and do - mestio exchange. Interest paid on time deposits t W. A. MACRAE, Manager MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. 'PORTLAND. OR. , i FjrnT1f..W't"on President & r CHfm Vice-President R. VV. Hoyt Caehlnf Geo, W. H6yt Assistant Cash TRANSACTS A GENERAL Bank! INO BUSINESS. Irj'tf d lottera of credit Issued available to all parts of the worldT Cellectlons specialty. Gold dust bought. ! . TUB-- --UNITED STATES NATIONAL Transacts a General Banking Bustnaaa fiiafta-tasued available In ,1i cUies of the United States and .'Eum m SKI JSiiXiT gvW -Vlee-Pr'ealdenr-iiiiv...... JACOB Kavw Cashle -Tf? C. MILLER ATNSWORTH NATIONAL BANK - . AND OAK 8T8. C. ' AINSWORTH . . . , . PresMent mcrr t morgan.,.' ..vilS PE a W. BCHMEER Assistant Cashier Tntere-at on time deposits. " Safe Deposit Department. morris a whitehead, Bankers and' investments. first and -alder streets, i ' PORTLAND, GP PW-HSGI?Tv$-v: shrank' J. Streiblg, dm gs toilet'- arUcles, perfumes. 142 Washington st CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised - Iron J. C, .barer, ft Seooaa at. Cor ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical .Stara at. , . Yorka-Offlca Kl Western El ec trio Worka, tWk Waah at GASOLINE LAMPS. H. W, MANNING Dentin and SuDDly vo, uiiesi unDrovea gasoline lamps. o. r 106 Sixth street. Portland, Ore. , HOUSES FOR. RENT. DOmaLd q. WOODWARD, t4 Stark st, rent and - Insure. Phone Main M. HOTELS. A Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder ata. INSURANCE. ISAAC UWH1TBV FlftB " InSURANCB. 12 Sherlock bldg. ' Oregon phone Main JA8. Ma L WOOD, Concord Building; 'Phone 47, Employer's Liability Insus anoe. ' represents American Bonding Truat Co. Fire insurance. ARTHUR WILSON, Sherlock Building, 'phone 1008, represents the Alliance and the Home Fire and Marina Ins, Cos. JKWELER8. The L. C. Henrichsen Co.. jewelers and . opticians. 284 Washington st The O. Heitkamper Co., manufacturing Jewelers. t&8 Morrison at L A. WRIGHT, Morrison st the Iowa JeWeler. 291 Geo. O. Brandenburg & Co., Engravers, Mfg. Jewelers. 8Vs 3d. Phone Hood 487. J. A. Beck. watches, "diamonds, Jewelry- 207 Morrison st Repairing a speciauj. LADIES' TAILORS. LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, cloaks and capes. Accordlan plaites. Applique work a specialty. Stephana 289 Alder LAUNDRIES. PACIFIC LAUNDRY CO., 22 and 221 Ar thur at, cor. First Lowest prices con sistent with good work. Prompt deliv ery. Oregon Phone. 649. ' .. i . ' i Clean towels dally. Comb, brush, soap. II per month. Novelty Supply Co.. 4s- II pe; 42 N. JNlntn at Tel. 410. TOWELS sod. comb and brush. 81 per 12. mo, Oregon Laundry Co.. Phone B. MEDICAL. DR. MRS. CARET TALBOTTj success fully treats and cures all diseasea of wo men. Suoceesfut home treatment by mall. 308 Salmon St., bet 6th and 6th. SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO. removed to 611 DeKura bldg. MINING ENGINEERS AND ASSAYERS. MONTANA ASSAT OFFICE, 208 Stark st. Experts on analysis coals, minerals, rock, mineral waters. J. T. Gove, Mgr. J. H. FISK, Mining Engineer and Asaayer. 204 Washington st. Phone Clay 621. MODEL-MAKER. For first-class repairing go to Andy Frits machinist and model-maker, 110 6th st MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Loan on t roved farms. W. i tark at city lots and im- Shaw & U, 841 W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10 Waahington bldg. Phone Hood 41. 4 per cent money to loan. 246 Stark st READ THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of The Journal if you wish to buy, veil or traae. MONUMENTS, MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS 720 front at Fine work, low prices. NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Ballln. 48 2d St.. Tel. Oak 76. na val architect-and mechanical engineer. PERSONAL. uttclSWERsTWfiflSrs beat , place to Borrow-" money on dia monds, watches. Jewelry, furs, etc. All transactions strictly confidential. Phone main tiu. MME. AZA HOLMES, Complexion, Hair, BKin ana ocarp opeciaiiBt. may be con sulted aaiiy tree, jij Morrison St. i 11 " ' ' 1 '' . 111 Use and you will obtain best results from Western gas or gasoline mantels. CAFE KRAT2L 122 Sixth St A Ode lunoh serrca si ui uuuiv, . : - . - PHOTOGRAPH ERS; -p-.i-aa...-. .li.r... j E- W. Moore, crayon: and oil portraits. Third and Waahington ptg. PLUMBERS. Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and team fitting. M Bixtn , , RESTAURANTS. Strouse'g Restaurant Jri.Jy-meais; 229 Waahington at best service, RUBBER 8TAMP8. BTSBT ft LESH CO.-Rribber atampa Seals, EUencus, eia, til The Dekum. "irPtelAL-DELlVERVr Post Sfecial Delivery. No. 200U Wuk. Ington. Phones. Or. Main 962, CoL 26L TIMBER.CLAIMS LOCATED. DO YOU wantto locate sugar and yellow ine iinjour imiuhi t- urn oest, to be ad. Apply 423 Abitigfon Building. TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. FOR IMMEDIATE LOCATION no veuow pipe timoer claims; cruise 8,000.000. , , - : 10 nomesteaa timoer claims; fine fir: cruise 4,000.000 to 8.000,000 to the quarter section; feA reasonable; money -obtained to prove-up- on If de-lred- J71- HAWKS. Room tM Commercial Bldg ' HAVE BONA FIDS purchaser for rood timoer lanus. . piuwiwi vnij. . wih Hawks, roam 106 Commercial bldg. WHOLESALE GROCERS, r"7 Wadhama ft CcU wnolesalej grocers,' man ufacturera. and commission merohanta 64 aha 66 Front st, Alien Xwis. wholfsal Jrrooera, Port- lana, wre. . -. ' . - -, Masen. Ehraad Co., wholesale groo era. N. W. cor, second and Pine ata. Lang A 2ew First and Ankeny sta, WHOLESALE HARDWARE. j is? i i i- - -i - rrnrirararysi'nnii.isea. i E. Hascrrlne ft Oo., iron, steeL coal and blacksmith's supplies! 45,' 61 Second st. WHERE TO DINE. BATH 4t. SANDYS, successor to H. C Brandea. leading restaurant service and table unequaled in this city.. 146 First at , . HELP WANTED FEMALE. WANTED 49 women. " Since old Dr. - Kessler'a return they have been traat- lia si women oaur in tne laaiaa ae- riart ment iney can treat u more. iu or write for home system. Enclose 19 (-cent atampa, Address St. Lout Medl oal and Suraioal Dispenaarr, cor. Second and Yamhill ata, Portland. Or. - BEAD THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS ol The Journal if you wish to buy, sell or usri d luiurriwMli S - " NVAJT'EDSTr." men for Oregon, J Wash- lagtoa. iNereaa ana utan; ire lare, Sagee 2 to M a day; long lobs. C ft. anaen 4t Co, 26 N. Second st GOOD MAN WANTED to present a finan cial proposition. 245 Stark st SEND YOUR WANT ADS to The Journal for results. Phone Main 600. ROOMS FOR RENT. THE LOCKWOOD, 2S1H Morrison st Furniabed rooms; transient t Phone Oregon south tot. THE CASTLE 872 Wash.; rooms for gen tlsmen; transient Tel. South 76L HOUSE FOR SALE. HOMES TO SELL on small monthly pay ments. zw utarK st TWO HOUSES FOR SALE. 164 Stark st L. N. Davla READ THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of The Journal if you wiah to buy. tell or trade. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE A No. 2 Hartford type writer, nearly new. first class cond dltion at a bargain. Address M. E. - Hearn Harriaburg Or. , CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. THE DEVENY8. the only scientific chiropodists in the city. Parlors 801-2 Allsky bldg. This ia the long-haired gentleman you want to see. Grant 16. CURIOS. SUN SOON HUIE CO.. teas, mattings, Jap.' curios, carpets, rugs, 247 Yamhill. ROPE! ROPEI ' PORTLAND CORDAGE CO.. cor. Ilthan3 Northup ata., Portland,- Oregon. SAFES. , v HALL SAFE, standard of the world: aafes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norrls Safe A Lock Co., 91 First at. BUT YOUR SAFE of J. E. Davis, repair and lockouts safely done. Your 66 Id. 8TORAGENpjTJRAN8FER. C. Pick, office 88 First St., bet 'stark and. Oak; phone 696. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and CJay ata. jnCKET OFFICES. Overland Cut Rate Ticket Office, 140 Third at; 16 to $20 saved to all points. TYPEWRITERS. - The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 12S Third street All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all macnlnea. L. A M. Alexander te Co.. agenta W. A. Rldeout, Agent Typewriters. 264 Stark BItnkenaderfef st. WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrtstensen, wall paper or and painter. 141 Seventh st, corner Alder. Ernest Miller ft Co., oratora. 127 First wall paper and dec t NOTICE TO MEMBERS CARPENTERS' -:. UNION, No. BQ. - To the Members of the Carpenters' Local Union, No. 50: You are hereby notified to be present at the regular meeting Wednesday even ing, October 16, as business of import ance will be up for consideration. W. H. BRACKETT, President. Portland, Or., October 13, 1902. - ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Erastus Barttett, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Multnomah . County, administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate Of Erastus Bartlett, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present the same to me properly verified, as by law required, at my office, oorner Fifth and Yamhill streets. Port land, Or within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 8th day of September. 1902. WM. M. KAPUS. Administrator. GEO. W. HAZEN, Attorney for Adminis trator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the under signed baa been appointed and has duly qualified as the executor of the last will and testament of Elisabeth Belser. de ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to pre sent the same, duly verified, to the un dersigned, as the office of Paxton, Beach ft Simon, 0 Chamber, - rf , Pemacarsc building, Portland, Or., within six months from this date. CASPAR K.OHLER, 'Executor of the Last Will and Testa- ment of EllKabetn Belser. Deceased. Dated, Portland, Or., September 22, 1902. Paxton, Beach ft Simon, Attorneys for Executor. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Emanuel May and wife to Chas. E MlnslngeT, 11.40- acres sec. 26, twp. I n., r- 3 e t 1600 P. S. C. Wills to College Endowment Association, lots 8. 80. block 6. Portsmouth Villa, extended - 60 L A. Peters and wife to A. L. Ford Warren, lot 8, block 2, Wllllama ave. add 2100 Central Trust ft Investment Co. to A. C. Hanna, lot 4, blocK 8, cen tral add .v. 100 M. R. and N. Coy to O. F. Hull, lota 26 to 28, block 8, Mansfield 1 D. H. and W. K. Smith to Savings A Trust uo., lot i, diock l, port land; lot 1, 4,' 6, and e6 lota 2, t, block 105, Couch's add, and und. y, .... 4 a oa iin.,tanA ..1 1UL9 O, mw-. " a w. ,u, mtA parcel land east of bjock 101, Port land, being 119x77x1200x95 ft 1 C. R. Speaks and husband to L. II. Buchanan, s. zt it lot z ana n. 60 ft lot 8. block R. Tabor Heights... 1100 Mathew Campbell and wife to Rich ard O. Holmes, lot 8, DIOCK 29, Alhina Homestead 7E0 The Co-Operativsxlnvestment Co. to Ira Kener, 101a ia. az, diock y; lot 9 block 9. Highland Park 1 The Co-Operative Investment Co. to C W. Moore, lot 12, bloeK , Hign- land Park -..v.-. 1 D. H. Harnett to c, H. Korreii. lots , , block 12, Watsons addT.... 4300 Daniel Harnett to Loren Seward, 111 block It, Lincoln Park Anne: A and I. D. Kennedy to W. Seward, tot 1. ciocx 10; lot t, block 11. Lincoln rant Annex in Bretta M. Mayaeth to W. D. Smirt, s. 7Z rt. lots 11, i, diock iv, sun. Riverview add to Albina ........ J200 B. F. Holt fo-R. M. Kelly et aL. lot 8, block 1, hi. Portland HelghU Z36 Oet your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from tag Title Guarantee ft Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. -, ONE OF THE FEW. , , Blair Irwin, one of the few 'snrrivors of the "Charge of ths Light Brigads,' made memorable by Tennyson, new lives on s small farm near snares Mass. FANS OUT OF A JOB Baseball Games Gosefor MheSeon SPOKANE AT BOTTOM Last Two Games Here Were Farce , Football Now on Deck Various Sports." Northwest League. Saturday's Games Helena, 3. Portland, 1. Butte, 7; Spoaane, 6. Seattle, 10; Ta Coma, 6. Sunday's Game--Helena, 4; Portland, 1 Butte, 10; Spokane, 9. coma, 4. Stattle. 8; Ta- STANDING OF THE CLUBS. P. C. .606 .683 .546 .483 .400 .382 Butte ... Seattle .. Helena Portland Tacoma Spokane The season of fandom is over. Helena trimmed the locals for the last two games. The visitors did not have to exer cise any unusual efforts to dffeat the Webfooters. They were so easy that the Cardinals put In as a battery any old fielder. SATURDAY'S GAME. Score by Innings. 128466789 Helena 0 1 0 2 0 o 0 o 08 Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 SUMMARY. Bases on balls Off Lippert, 4. "Hit by pucher Weed. Struck out By Lippert. 2; by Engle, 2. Two-base hit Weed. Left on banes Portland, T; Helena, 8 Sacrifice hits Shaffer, Adm. Stolen bases Slagle. Murdouk, Schmeer. Double plays Peeples to Bchmeer to Schaffer (2). Wild pitch Engle. Time of game 1:16. Umpire Lynch. Attendance 1200. SUNDAY. GAM K3. ' Score by Innings. 123466789 Helena 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 04 Portland 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 SUMMARY. Runs earned Helena. 1. Bases on balls Kostal, Two-base hits Thief y. Left on bases Portland, 10; Helena, 9. Sacrifice hit Van Buren. Stolen bases Weed, Anderson, Mur dock. 1 Tim of game 1:60. Umpire Kankin. ; Attendance 8000. BUTTE FIVE STRAIGHT. SPOKANE, jct 18. The visitors took all but one game from the home team, making five straight. SATURDAY'S GAME. Score by Innings. 12346678 Rnnkane . .1 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 9 06 Butte 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 1 SUMMARY. v Earned runs Spokane, 3; Butte, 6. Bases on balls Off Pfelster, 3; Roach, 1. Struck out By Pfelster, 1: by Roach. 3. Two-base hits Donahue, Ferris, Smith, Hooch. . .... T hr.a.ha.. hit- W.fd. Smith. Sacrifice hits Donahue (2), Kelly Roach. Stolen bases Elsey, McGllllgan, Kane Double play Kane to Smith. Passed ball Elsey. Wild pltoh Pfelster. Left on bases Spokane, t; Butte, 4. Time of game 1:45. Attendance 300. YESTERDAY'S GAME. Score by Innings. 12 8 466789 Sookan 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 8 29 ftnlt. 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 110 SUMMARY. Runs earned Spokane I; Butt. 2. Bases on balls Off ulck. 4; Dowllng. 6. Btruck out Quick. 2; Dowllng. 6. Two-base hits Knox, Marshall, Elsey Three-base hits Howells. Sacriflce hits Howells, Knox. Stolen bases Elsey. McHale. Ward 2. 1 Wild pitches Quick. 1; Dowllng. 1. Left on bases Spokane, t; Butte, 8. . Time of gane 160 minutes. Umpire Colgan. SEATTLE BEATS TIGERS. SEAI iLE. Oct. 13 -The Dugdalea made short work of the Tigers in the two clos ing games of the season. SATURDAY'S GAME. Score by Innings. 123466789 Seattle 2 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 10 Tacoma 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 6 SUMMARY. Earned runs Tacoma. 4. Bases on balls oft Hlckey, 6; off Har mon, 2. Hit by pttcher Hulen. Hurley. Struck out By iHckey, 6; by Harmon, 3. Two-base hits Klopf. Hlckey, Dal rymple, Zalusky. Kn, kenlleld. Three-base hits Klopf, Zalusky. Stolen bases Drennan, Dalrymple (2), Campbell. J. McCarthy (I), Rockenneld. Passed ball Zalusky. Left one bases Seattle, t; Tacoma, 9 Time of game 1 30. Umpire J. McCarthy. Attendance 1000. SUNDAY GAME. Score by Innings. 1 2 3 4 6 7 Seattle 2 0 4 3 0 0 9 08 Tacoma ......2 1 0 0 0 . 0 1 0 04 SUMMARY. 'Runs earned Seattle, Jj Tacoma 2. . HitsOff Wellington. I; oft Harmon, 6. Bases on balls Stovsli, 3; Wellington 6; Harmon, 1. Hit by pitched baJls Wellington, 2 Harmon, 2. . ' ' Struck ont fitovall. I: WeUlnsten. 1: ( Harmon, 4. I'wo-pase nits jLrennan, eiovaii, zai sky, Harmon. ' Stolen bases Kelly. StevaU, Dalrymple, Campbell, J. McCarthy;. Doble plays Hulen to Babbitt tf Drennan. McCarthy to Johnson to Hutch inson, Swindells to Hutchinson, -Wild pltcheer-tovalL 1; Wellington, 4. Passed balls Zalusky. Swindells. Left on basss- Seattle, tj Tacoma, t. Time of rams 1 : Umpire McCarthy. . - - - - ..--Arf 4 . featherweightsioht, NEW .YORK, Get, U-Bsw Tanker, the . Chicago featherweight and Terry McGoVern were matched Soday to meet in a to-round contest before, any club offer ing the best inducements, the" contest to take place before .MoOovera's meeting with Teung CorketL CHESS CHAMPION HERE. - NEW YORK. Oct It Emanuel Lailter, chess champion of the world, was a pas senger on beard the steamer Columbia, which arrived in port tonight from Glas-ow. Football Notes. Games played this season resulted as follows: Portland Academy6T Pacific University,'", Medlcmi College, 6; Hill Military Academy, 0. Portland High School. Ill Columbia University, 0. Bish op Soott Academy, 6; Dental Collsgs, 0. BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR KANSAS. LAWRENCE. Kan., Oct. 13. The foot ball team of Kansas University lined up on the university field Saturday against the Washburn College eleven, the game being the first important one on this sea son's schedule of ths Jayhawkers. Un der the direction of Coach Curtis the Kansas squad has rounded into good shape, and the outlook for the season :s regarded as unusually bright. The sched ule this year Is about the best ever ar ranged by Kansas and colls for games with such important eievens as those ot Wisconsin University, Nebraska, Mis souri, the Haakell Indians, Druke Uni versity and Knox College. TOLR OF BIG LEAGUE STARS. CHICAGO, Oct. 13. Following a custom that- has prevailed since the early '80' s, a number of prominent players of the National and American baseball leagues Isive organized two cluba to go on a tour this v Inter with a view to providing pock et money until the first "salary advance ' Is forthcoming for the season of 1903. The players made their debut here yester day. The Industrious advance agent has mapped out a long routine that will ex tend aa far as the Pacific coast and Include games at Cedar Rapids. Des Moines. Sioux City. Omaha, Kansas City, Topeka, Denver, Colorado Springs. Santa Fe. Al buquerque. El Paso, Phoenix, San Bar nardlno, Los Angeler and a number of other cities. News of Boxers. Al Nail has left San Francl.co for Chi cago to seek a match. Tim Hegarty left San Franciso on the last boat for Australia. Con Sheehan la matched to fight Dave Barry. Word has been received here by Tom Tracey from a sporting man In Australia stating that good inducements will be nffered for a fair American heavy-weight to go over and box Doherty, who re cently defeated Peter Felix for it, purse of 16,000. A round trip ticket will be fur nished as an Inducement. Arrangements are under way for a. fight between Tom Tracey and Wollcott before any responsible Pacific coast club. Wal cott has written a letter to Tracey In which he declares his willingness to light on October 30, providing a siiltahln purse can be raised. Tracey has answered him to the effect that he would light him at UO pounds before any rep.u.abje., clyb.Ji the' United' States. This Is the orky col ored man that Tracey will fight. If thn mkteh with Tracey fulls through. Myste rious Billy Smith Is willing to ni-et Wai cott for a purse nnd 11000 side t)et. HE WRITES . GLOWINGLY Of the Wonderful Coos Bay Coun trySpokane Interested, A very eneouTaglng letter was reerlved by J. J. Walter, irhrnlRratlon atfent of the Great Central, from- J. J. McClane, u capitalist of Spokane, and one of the lurg rst Investors at Coos Hay. Mr. Mc('l(,r:e spent more than a month In siting up tin situation of the enterprises now being pushed in that locality. Among other things, the letter reads: "The boys here spare no pains or ex pense to boom the enterprise for all that it Justifies. Bangor is the heart of the fcttyatlnK, ftnlCpoa. Bay ...is, Ji ::1gsw., horse-shoe of good luck and omen of future prosperity. Her waters will float the commence of a future metropolis. "Our pushers have pluck, Our customers have pluck, And none will be stuck When the railroad comes." REFLECTIONS ON BANGOR. "The streets of Bangor have assumed quite a c'tifled appearance. One can al most hear the mermaids come out of the bay and serenade the railroad magnates !n the administration building, and I set the salmon jumping out of the water to do business with the new hotel on the hill. "Messrs. Kaufman and Wagner let no rich man escape without loading him, up with moro wealth. They are liberal and conscientious to all concerned. It has been a pleasure to me to sojourn with such gentlemen, and I shall remember their many courtesies with pleasure. . . " Mr. McClane has large business Inter ests In Salt Lake and the Eastern states, but proposes to concentrate all his inter ests in the Coos Bay country, expecting to make his home there In the near fu ture. SPOKANE BUYS. Spokane takes a great deal of Interest In the developments of the Coos Bay country, many of whose prominent capi talists have already bought several thou sand dollars' worth of land there.' and still continue buying. Two telegrams were received by J. J. Walter, within the last 24 hours, state that 82000 more stock was bought by Spokane people. BUILDING PERMITS. To E. P. McCroakey. dwelling, Fargo and Rodney avenue; $1700. To Dr. C. H. Rafferty, repairs, Eas Waahington and K Mntn; siuw. To R. K. Warren, additions, Williams venue and Shaver; SSOO. To Gordon Manufacturing Co., cMtl shed., Front and Hoyt; 8700. To Gordon Manufacturing Co., 2-story dwelling,. SeUwood and Union avenue; 9U)B0f -.-. ..... - NEW TODAY. The Ford-Wilson Auction Co. Have another nice lot of Furni ture for Auction Sale Wednesday next at IS2 First street, THE FORD-MILLER. AubTION CO. Will sell several large consignments of FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, all of which are perfect and clean. In one lot we notice a VERY FIN B ANTIQUE MAHOGANY DRE8SER. Come and see It, and the bedroom sulta, side boards, extension tables, chairs, new'ajpd secoOd-hand carpets of all kinds, new linoleum, cook stoves, heater, etc.,' etc. Sale WEDNESDAY NEXT, 10 a. m., 182 1st street. WILSON ft FORD, Auctioneers. Thursday next at 346 Hancock street the Ford-Wilson Auction Company HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM MR. S. L. KAFKA TO SELL THE CON TENTS OF HIS LARGE RE8IDENCE AT 84 HANCOCK STREET, NEAR UNION AVENUE. Here is a BEAUTIFUL PAR LOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN THE FINEST OF BROCATELLE SILK, COST $125; oak bedroom suits, with French plate mirrors; very large mirror; Y Y springs; mattresses; oak extension table; hall rack; odd pieces of furniture; extra good body Brussels parlor carpet; large Moquettf square rug; stair carpet; lace curtain; shades; alr-tlght heaters, etc., etc. Sale Thursday, 10 a. m. WIL80N ft FORD, Auctioneers. Friday next at I82 First street the Ford-Wilson Auction Com pany Has received a number of eases general dry goods, ' groceries, boots and shoes, men's clothing, sttf:, TO " BE SOLD AT AUCTION at 10 a. m' Friday next, at 182 1st it. WILSON ft FORD, Auotlonesrs. SUPREME COURT RECONVENES WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct 13,-After a reoesaHMnce the first of June the United Slates Supreme Court reassembled today for tho fall term. No business was trans uded, un adjournment being taken Imme diately afler the call to order to allow hc. court to make Its customary call on the President. The hearing of cases will be resumed tomorrow. Among the first cases to be heard are those of Bird against the United Btates, brought to determine tne legality of the murder -trials in Alaska; the Lone Wolf easel involving the validity of an act of Congress relutlng to Kiowa Indian lands tmil the prlap -money "cases of the United States aguinst Admirals Dewey and Bumpson. References-Ladfl & Tllton. Portland; U. S. National Hank. Portland; Bank of California San Francisco; Crocker Wool north National Bank. San Fran cisco. Members Chicago Board of Trade, San. Kmnclsco Produce Exchange. San Fran cisco Stoc- and Bond Exchange. Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton. Ban Francisco Office: 40 California St. ioa Third Street PORTLAND. OR. THE WILD INDIAN'S OYIRCM eel lcj, oU m hr an i Unity tan ifer !".... CutM-" n ths Mi iM " Wt " i" enano'iftwren f esl l(4st B -,( tri " r-enej-rion " If vttf 44' KAfjft'i Mmatd them .t.SB. Wri 9H gPifl ik1k-o4 ! Jii. !.'. spra pupa K.Hn i oh. tl'iicf B tote', Ife PrNDi pton WOOLEN MILLS. KSIKleCtun, vti, 1 Orvbl I with nr wttiouii BllllnaV ABd Tftbo- 1 (. a... f.A.,t lk. wtiZA OmMA I nnd Hep ire-. Pftnitfun Typewriter Kibbon I f,r Ail MarhirtL Ltnen ranerfi. Carbon Ptv 1 ' ICBl-lIlIf Sll.WtS.UIIinSBf. BhAVH'UUEU. WIvmS per, nnd uiiaUtntHmfi Typewriter BupplitM 1 sVQd rumlturs. hTBKOO&lTBBS rVUIBlLKX B Wycfcoff, $ma9 ft BtMttfkt, II 249 Stark St., Portland, Or. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN RTLAND AND- CHICAGO RUN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. hriME 70 HOURS TO CHICAGO A. 0. BARKER, ; General Agent. C.' tk. K. W. Railway. 153 Third it . PORTLAND, OR Dolfon, Del.uyferS Co. teS7AI MM P0 RAILROAD TIME TABLES. 03& EAST via. SOUTH Leavea Union Depet fRESS VRAlNa, for Salens, fiou. 8:80 p.m burg, AaoiamL Sae- f:IeV84 tramento, Oftia, ban Jrranclaco, Mo lave, Los Angeles. EU Paso, New Or leans and the Cast 8:80 a.m At W a a & h a j T-'OOjm daily ? (ercept Sun- uar, morning train for Mt AngeL SU- verton. Browns Tills, Springfield WendUng and Nat ron. Albany passenger... Connects at Wood burn with Mt An 4:00 p.m 10:10 1 a-el and BUvertoa local. Corvallla passenger. Sheridan passenger. 7:30 am 5:80 p.m S:l0p.ft II8:M am Dally. HDally except Bunday. Portland -Oswego Suburban 8ervlce and Yamhill Division. Ltaot Foot of Jefferson Street. Leave Portland daily for Osweco at n2!- m -,12:3. 1:56, 8:26. 4:40r" t:5 p' "V .P&i,y oPt Sunday, 6:80; 8:40 a. m.; 6:06. 11:80 p. m. ciunday only, :00 e iS?ti"7!,nf Irom Owjo rrive Port- II?' P-.ra- Duy except Bunday fi'in ':'0, - n. Except Monday U:40 a m. Sunday only 10:06 a. m. Leave from same depot for Dallaa and intermediate points daily except Sunday 6:oS p. m. Arrive Portland 8:t0 a. m. The Independenoe-Monmout.li Motet Line operates dally to Monmouth and A! rile, connecting with Southern Pacing Company's trains at Dallaa and Independ er.ee. Rebate tickets on sale between Peft land, Sacramento and San Franolaoo. Net rates 817.60 first elaas and 814 aeeend class. Second olaaa includes sleeper, Aral class does not. Tickets to Eastern points and Europe also Japan, China. Honolulu and Aaa tralla. Clty Ticket Office oorner Third eats) Washington streets. Phone Main fit C. W. STINGER. W. B. COMAJf. City Tloket Agent Gen. Paa. Agt WITfnONPACIHC THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL P0INT5 EAST Arrives. UNION DEPOT. Leave Arrive. cillCAGO-PoRlLANli' 7 SPECIAL. fjarn 4:30 nm For tho East via Runt- Daily Dally Ington. SPOKANE FLYER, For Eastern Washing- ton. Walla Walla, Lew- jl6 p m 7:00 a m iston, Coeur d'Alene Dally Dally and Great Northern points, ATLANTIC EXPRES8. ,.m .'!, . OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. FOR SAN FRAN- CISCO. f.ron SS. Geo. W. Elder Alns- Oct. , 18. 29. 5orLn 1.00 pro SS. Columbia Pok Oct. 4, 14. 24. 8:0pji FOR ASTORIA and 1:00 pkn "" way points, connecting Dally 6pm with str. for Ilwaco and ex Bun. Dally North Beach, str. T. J. Sat. 10 ex Sun. Potter, Ash street dock, p m FOR DAYTON, Oregon T 00 am . :00 D City and Yamhill River "P points, str Modoc Aah- ISfJL, street dock. Jn.ur" I,d (Water permitting.) BL . TICKET OFFICE. Third and waahta ton. Telephone. Main 711 PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hong Kong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila. Port Arthur and vladlvostock. I XD RASA Mi I A SAILS ABOUT OCT. tt, For rate and full Information call o or address officials or agenta ot the Gfc R. A N. Co. TIME CARD op TRAINS PORTLAND: "Leavea 7:26 a. m. 11:10 a. m. 3: p. m. 11:45 p. m. Arrlvea. Puget Sound Limited Kansas Clty-St Louis Special North Coast Limited acoma, Seattle Nlgbt Express..... t:4tp.B. ll:10o. m 1:00 a. bw Take Puget Sound Limited or Korrt Coast Limited for Oraysr Harbor polntat Take Puget Sound Limited for Oumnia) direct ' ' Take Puget Sound Limited or an I Clty-St. Louis Special for points oat South Bend krancn Double daily train eervlce eB Gray8 Harbor branoh.' - Four trains daily between Portland a Tacoma ahd seottl. " " T: A. I. CHARLTOM. Assistant General Passenger Agent. 256 Morrison St., Portland. Or.. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co Leavea. DEPOT, FIFTH AND I STREETS Arrives For Maygera, Rain ier, Clatskanie, West port, Clifton. Asto ria, Warren ton. Fla vel. Hammond. Fort Stevens, Gearharx PK.. Seaside-.Aatorta and 8 e as ho re Ex press, Daily. v Astoria Express, DaUy 1:00 A. M. U.10A.M :40 P. M 7:00 P. M. Ticket office, 86S Morrlaon street a Union Depot ., ' J. C. MAYO. General Passenger Agent Astoria Or. ' , . 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