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the oitEGOX inATrA' rcmnyAT,rpoftTr:Avn. mux day evi v. Od'OlJEU 27, 1002. . V.Tee OregonDaily Journal Why Be Out b WprK Advertising I the power that keeps the wheels of business moving. This Is the Advertising- Age, and almost ' everyone .ad vertising in soma form or an other. WHY NOT YOU If you . .are. out of, a position? The rata for SITUATIONS WANT ED In I I J 1 " Tht Oregon Dally Journal I Is less than- one-half cent .a X word daily, . Think 4t Itt- For 5 10c you can have a two-line ad- ' verwsemeni an, pernapa, a sit uation. THY IT TOMORROW or any day. ' ADVERTISING In THE JOURNAL . - brings RESULTS NEW TODAY. For ads in classified columns of Situations Wanted," "Male" or Female," THE JOURNAL will make no charge. Bring or send ad copy to JOURNAL office. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. Miscellaneous. WANTED By sober, industrious, eld erly man. office position of some kind am a good penman, have had much experience; Dest or city references. Ad areas 11, , pare Journal. AN EXPERIENCED HOUSH CLEANER wants cleaning by, the day or hour lawns cared for; windows washed. C. H W., 351 Taylor at. Phone West 14 BY A FIRST-CLASS ICE MACHINE en Klneer, 12 years' experience; can do repairing ana construoting; gooa rer - erences. K, Journal. SITUATION WANTED Bv reliable man. as janltqr. or handle freight around store, a. journal. SITUATION WANTED By a flrst-class cuttfr; experience in New York' and eastern cities. Address M, Journal. WANTED Position in electric light or power piant; experience. A, journal. ABLE-BODIED YOUNO MAN wants work. 22 North 7th at. WANTED Situation, by an engineer. R, journal. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. Bookkeepers and Stenographers. WANTED Situation by young lady; Is experiepoea DooKKeeper, etenograpner um ijvnrtir. Aaurtis sjv oarier si. city. Domestlo, (SITUATION WANTED By a young eweaisn girl, to assist in general house- wora. call at 112 rMortn lttn st, Miscellaneous. EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires three pupils for evening class in stenography terms 14 Per month. Joule Blair, gen eral delivery, Portland, Or. GOOD GERMAN WOMEN WANTED: good home; by a small family. 674 tjulmoy st. WANTED Situation as 000k in private lamny. u,. journal. E'-p -WANTED'y A-8- WANTED 100 people to build houses at Weston. Or.; free water for 10 years to location In the heart of King Wheat's Empire, a healthful ollmate. ' and an ample supply of pure mountain spring water; only state acnool in Eastern Ore gon; fine building sites on Normal Heights, with city water,shade trees, grading and sidewalks free. Good rarnis for sale at reasonable figure. Ar dress Weston Improvement Association, Weston, Or. WANTED R. R. men for Oregon, Wash ington, Nevada and Utah; free fare; wages 11 10 i a day; long joos. t . nansen flt jo., its M. second St. CANVASSERS WANTED for city and county; must be good men. Apply to v. u cuiiiiiun Afem 01 uregon uauy jour nal. 2S0 Yamhill st, Portland Or. WANTED Boy between 10 and IS years old, to work from 8 to 7 o'clock. Call ar : o clock Tuesday afternoon. Ore gon Dally Journal. CBUILDINQ MATERIAL. THE J. McCRACKEN CO. Wholesale dealer building materials. 231-235 Pine. for SALE. FOR SALE By owner, a 9-room rooming nouse, ciase in. uaii at ib w. farlc st. LODQINQ-HOU8ES. ECSMOSith anTTrrieoTirU gantly furnished housekeeping suites, suites and single rooms; j3 per week. ROOMS FOR RENT. 1 Furnished Room. 16 llth, near Morrison THE LOCKWOOD, 85i Morrison L Furnlshed rooms; transient. Phone Oregon South 604. ' , THE CASTLE 371 Wash.; rooms tor fen tlemen; transient Tel. South 761. WANTED AGENTS. W desire managers in every city and county In Oregon to represent a propo sition which appeals to people who wish to own their own home. O. B. Street, No. 206 Stark st. - . HELP WANTED FEMALE. WANTED 49 women. Since old Dr. Kessler's return they have been treat ing S7 women daily in the ladles' de partment. They can treat 4S more. Call or write for home system. Enclose 10 2-cent stamps. Address St Louis Medi cal and Surgical Dispensary, cor. Second . and Yamhill sts., Portland, Or. READ THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS o! .. The Journal if you wish ta buy sell or - -trade. - fc-. .- - - WANTED. WANTED Immediately,, - 200 Belgian hares. Apply Mace Mafket. 161 Fourth. ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Beach Sk Simon. 610 Chamber of commerce. WM. REID, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, -room Alngworth trtdr. hirA and Oak. fleo. 3. Cameron, Attorney at Law, Tit Chamber of Commerce. Portland, Or. N. Mosessohn, 722 Chamber of Commeroa. BEND YOUR WANT AD8 to The Journal for results. Phone Main 500, iJJP.!..0 j?u 'TAR. Free use of instruments. Wanted players for clubs. Hal. Webber In ..stroctor, 717 Marquam bldg. , , CARD ENGRAVERS. ' WEDDING ANDViSiTINO CARdTeb f raved; W. G. Smith & Co., Third floor, Washington bl4g- ' BILLIARD" PARLORS. THE NARRAGANSETT BILLIARD PAR- . lors. m .Cth t Offlee Brown e Orch, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melt fin. caroenter sod builder. , Wt Stark stl office and store fixtures - bunt ana remoaeiea, altering aae re pair hSuses, Phone Mam 147. U. S. BLAKNET, carpenter, buUder; eetJ. mates given. 655 E. Stark, t'nlon 77. CEREAL MILLS. Xcme'Mllls Col Manufacturers" Balstoa Acme Cereals. M tllH. FronOst, P. JOHNSON ft CO nanufacturera Peer. L lees Health Cereils. 2-4 front et COAL AND WOOD. ' Oregon Fuel Co., dealer In all klpd ot ooal and 'wood, U Morrison st VULCAN COAX. CO., WHOLES ALB aeaiers oesi ooaia, lounory aau matmimr CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Ia W. Clopton, contractor, grader and ex cavator. 2b B. llth st Phone Union 228L CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. U Mitchenhlrepodlstr"lnlght'a Shoe Store. IH Wash, at Phone Hood 728. THE DEVENYS, the only scientific chiropodists In the city, Parlors S012 Alleky bldg. This Is the long-haired gentleman you want to see. Grant 18. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. .RELIABLE STEAM CLEANING & DY- ing Co.; clothes called for ana delivered. Phone Hood. 6L H. Kaufman 184 2d st CIGARS AND TOBACCO. SMOKE OUR OWN MIXTURE Can't be beat. Big Slchel & Co.. 92 3d st. CURIOS. SUN SOON HU1E CO., teas, mattings. Jap. curios, carpets, rugs, zil lamhill. DENTISTS. . 3fne3oreS. Thompson, 60-5l" Washing ton bldg., Washington and Fourth sis. Phone Hood 414. DRUGQI8T8 Frank S. sTreTblgTiugii, toilet articles, perfumes. 342 Washington st. cornIceskylights. Metal Skylights, Galvanised iron Cor nices. J. C. Bayer, ttii Hecend st EMPLOYMENT AGENCYV Oregon Employment Co.. Ul liurnuldo st. Help of all kinds wanted. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Stark .at- . . .- Works Olllee 3.1 Western Eleetrlo Wprksr StS'j "Wash sj7 GASOLINE LAMP8. H. W. MANNING Lighting and Supply t o. latest - improved gasolliw iatnpa 106 Sixth street. Portland. Ore. HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING. ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wig miil.iiwT and manicuring. 10 Fifth vt. Unol '14. HIDES, FURS AND WOOL. KAHN BROS., dealers In lild s. fins and wool. 191 Front St.. Portlur'l or. GROCERS. F. Dresser & Co. 3tO-M2 Wuslnnstan l. D. C. BURNS, 147 3d, fine fresh at oash prices: oceiios HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, carpets, parlor goods, stoves, etc. Heo 1. Gev. ,urtt Sc Sons. 173-175 First. Z18-2!i Yam hill. Both phones 804. -- .-. HOUSES FOR RENT. DOiALD G. WOODWARD, 216 StarR St. rents and insures. Pbons Main 3& HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere. European plan, Fourtli and Alder sts. v ICE CREAM AND CON r ECTION ERY. LABBE & REBK. manufacturei of Ice cream and i-onfect!onery. 310 Wash st. IMPLEMENTS. PORTLAND IMPLEMENT CO.. t4'rn ma chinery and vehicle. 1S8-1S4 Front st. INSURANCE. ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE iNfii KAN. 1 225 Sherlock bldg. Oregon yaone Mam 68.- , -. ,. - - J AS. Mo. I. WOOD. Connord Hullditig, 'phone 47. Employers Liability iiui ance, represents American lionilln-j Trust Co. Fire Insurance. ARTHUR WILSON, Sherlock Building, 'phone 1008, represents the Allluri". aiJ the Home Fire and Marino Ins. Cos. JEWELERS. The" L7cTenrfcli8en" Co jVwvlrj anJ opticians, 2S4 Washington st. The 0. HeTtkeriipe r ' C o.T m a 1 1 u f a "c 1 u r 1 11 g Jewelers, 288 Morrison st. AsW WRlGHTr. the lowi Jeweler. 2S3 Morrison st. Geo. O. Brafidenburg & Co . Engra ver:., Mfg. Jewelers, ssvj 3d. mone modu mi. J. A. Beck, ' wfctctip. diamonds. Jewelry. 207 Morrison st Repairing a spt ciun..- LADIES' TAILORS. LADIES' TAILORMADH SUITS. cloakK ana capes. Aceoraiun piaiies. v,M"t work a specialty. Stephans. 289 Alder LAUNpR(ES. PACIFIC LAUNDRY CO.. 229 and 231 Ar- thur st, oor,jPlrst Lowest prices con sistent with'good work. Prompt deliv ery. Oregon Phone, 64S. Clean 'towels daily. Comb, brushy soap. i per. monin. rvoveny muvv'r v-., 42 N. Ninth st. Tel. 4J0. TOWELS, soap, enmb and brush, 31 per mo. Oregon Launsry uo.. pnone; j. it. MACHINERY. TRENKMAN & CO., mining. sawmllL log ging machinery, hydraulic pipes cast in tw of all kinds retired. 104 N. 4fh st. MASSAGE- MDME. H. E. ELY, dermatolyoglst. massage, electric treatments. 193 fc First st SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO, removed to 611 DeKura-bldg MfcCAL DR. MRS. CAREY TALBOTT, success fully treats and cures all diseases of wo men. Successful home treatment by mail. 308 Salmon st, bet. 6th and 6th. MERCHANT TAILORS.' MARX A GIIERT80TAl20RS. 264 MINES AND .MINING. SESSIONS' A SIMPSON, mining engineers. Room 2, Chamber or vommerc. millinery:. MISS A. L. JORGENSEN. Importer and dealer in I'Tencn aiiiiinerrriis umtuoh. MODEL-MAKER. For first-class repairing go to Andy Frits machinist and moaei-maaer, nu sin st OVERALLS. BOSS OF THE ROAD Overalls and me . chanics' clothing. Best In every detail. Neustad ter Bros., Mfgrs.t Portland, Or. M4NI NQ EN0INEER8 AND AS8AYERS MONTANA ASSAY - OFFICE. . 80S Stark st Exirts on analysis coals, miners U, ,' rock, mineral waters, - J, T. Gove, Mgr. J. H. FIBK. Mining Engineer and Assayer. f 04 Washington at. - Rhone Clay S21. (MONUMENTS, MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS : 720 Front at . Fine- work, low prices. Money t9 Joan,' small amounts short or , long, time, t. H. Haw ley. I Cham. Con. MONEY to Lean on city lota and 1m- S roved I arms. W. A. Shaw Co.. S42 Urk at - r W. A. HATHA W AT Monsy to loan. II Washington bldg. Phone Hood 41. READ THE CLASSIFIED COLUMN of The Journal If you wish toMuy, ell or trade. . . v . , .. NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Balltn, 43 2d st, Tek Oak 76. na val architect and mechanical engineer. PERSONAL... ALL CUT RATE Subscriptions and Club combinations on Periodicals at Jones Book Store, 281 Alder St., Portland, Or. "UNCLE MYERS," the pioneer money lender, 143 Third , near Alder, sells dia monds, watches, Jewelry half regular store priees. Country orders attended to. MME. AZA HOLMES, Complexion. Hair, Skin and Scalp Specialist, may be con sulted dally fre. 311 Morrison St I'se and you will obtain best results from Western gas or gasoline mantels. CAFE KRATZ, 122 Sixth St. A fine lunch served at all hours. PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sts. PLUMBERS. Taylor A Stamon, plumbing and steaiu . litting. 88 Sixth st. REAL ESTATE. MAXWELL 4c KNAPP REAL ESTATE. . Room 2, Chamber of Commerce bldg. BARFOOT & MONROE ' m Stark. LOANS, BUSINESS CHANCES. City and suburban proytrty In every direction. Acreage galor. Gruln. dairy, rtock and fruit farms r.ll 1. Ors Eon und Washiugton. S'e our list be fore 1 bb vmsr.-'' ' - -1 CHA3. HIRSTEL. real estate dealer, 88 Third st. Room 6. ropeT'ropei POP. FlaND "CORDAGE CO., cor.14th and Nortliup sts., Portland, Oregon. RUBBER STAMPS. DU8BY & LESH CO. Rubber stair.pi. .Seals, Htenciis, etc., li ins Uekum. 8AFES. II ALL SAFE, standard t.f the world; cafes sold on easy payments: trade your olil safe for a new out'. Norrls Safe & Loek CO.. 81 First St. IIT'Y YOCR SAFE of J. E. Davis. Your repairs and lockouts safely done. CO 3d. SKOWCASES. U. LUTKR & CO.. supwsyorj to Dixon. Borgeson & Co.. Sixth and Hoyt sts. SPECIAL DELIVERY. Post Special Delivery,. NO, VWA Wash- ingfon. Phones, Or. Main SC2. Col. 2ul. - ' ?V" 1 1 StORAGc AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First si., "bi t. Stark ana uak; pnone am. pianos ana lurru ture moved and packed for snipping: commodious fireproof brick warenouse Front and Cluy sts. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Cut Kate Ticket Office. 140 Third St.; 35 to 120 saved to all points. , YPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter. 131 Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies lor all machines. L. 4 M Alexander & Co. agonta W. A. Hideout.-- Agent ltllnkcnsUerfer Typewriters. 2Ct Staik st. TIMDER LANDS FOR SALE. FOR IMMEDIATE LOCATION 2(1 yellow pine timber claims. crule S.OOO.Ofty; 10 rtr claims, ciulse 4.000.000 to 5.000.000; ti homtHiiad claims, fir timber, cruise 8.O0O.OOO. Ouisir's fees reasonable. Mor.ey loancl to prove up 011 when desired. Timber Hndx bought uqd sold. WM. HAWKS. Room 308. Commercial Mdg. WALL PmPER. H. 1'. Christenson. wail papercr and pqlr.rer 141 Seventh s. corner Alder. Ernest Miller & Co.. wall paper and dec 01 a tors, ji'7 First t. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Wadlian.e & Co.. wholesale grocers, man ufacturers and commission merchants. G-s and tMi Front st Al.en A Lewis, wholesale r.cers. Port land. Ore. MukoI). iilirman & , wlio:cs;:i griio ers. N W. cor. .Second 1n.1l I'lne sis. l.ui.fc' H -o.. KliKt and AnKn.y tie. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AMD GLASS- VJ IPC Wholesale Crockery and Glnrswaro. Prael Hcgele & jCo.. Jjjpto106 6th. cor Btark. WHOLESALE HARDWARE J. E. Haseltlne & Co., Iron, steel, coal arid blacksmith's supplies. 45. 61 Second st WHOLESALE LEATHER GOODS. ' W. H. "McMdnlea & Co.. wnoienale sad-" dies, harness, leather goods. 61 Front st. WINDOW CAROS. An attrac'lve show card In your tein dow will remove goods from your shelves. Matt T. Eddy. 211 Allshybldg. WHERE TO DINE. ' RATH & SANDYS, successor to H. C. Brand us, leading restaurant service and table unecpialed in this city. . 146 First st. E. HOUSE'S CAFE. 128 Third st The best cup of coffee in the city. THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT for French dinners with wine. 60c. 128 Fifth st Strouae's Restaurant; first-class meals; best service, 229 Washington st - References Ladd A Tllton. Portland; tJ. S. National wanlL Portland- Sank of California - San Francisco; Crocker. Wool worth National Bank. San Fran cisco. , Members Chic so Board of Trade, Saa Francisco Produce Exchange, San Fraa clea 8toc and Bond Exchange. Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton. ""- c' Sstt Francisco Office: M0 California St 10a Third Strvet PORTLAND. OR. REAL ESTATE f RANSFERS, Sheriff, for J. . Wl J- Burnham, ' to J' C Morel nd, lots 4. 6. block 8, Market-st. add; part lot 2. block S, "Portland, Homestead 600 John H. Middle ton and wife to O. , C. R. Hi. Co., part lot .7, block 1J1, Caruthers7 add 160 Linda A. Dekum and husband to T. E. Stansberw lot IX block 88. r- Woodlawn : a-- 100 Title Guarantee - rusi to. to xnos. -Saumar, lot 16, block 3, Stanley . . 28 Wm. O. Elliott to Sarah Elliott, lot 2, block .77, Stephens add 1 X N. Barney to V. A. Laldlaw. lots 29, 30, 31, 3S. block 18, Point View add; lots 45. ; 46, block C. Ports mouth vula 260 E. A. King and Wife to J. C. More land, lots 4, 6, block 3, Market st add l W. Y. Masters and wife to J. C. Moreland, lota 4, t, block 3. Market st. add; sua. J, lot 2, block 8, Port land Homestead yi- 1 J. Thorburn Roes to Thos. 80 u mar, lot 81, block 35, Mansfield 30 E. Ryan to M. O'Nell, lots 11, 12. block 81, and k lot' - 10 block ii. West Irvington 1 Hariett Clarke to J.v B. Schelham mer. w. 0 ft Jot , block 1. Bel wood ..J.. 400 ?bhn Matthre-strr snd wife' to Mary A. Onnandy, W4 lots 3, i. block 223, Holladay's add 2600 Mary L. Smith and hunband to Ma rie Brant, lot 11, block N. Ports, mouth Villa ext 600 Minnie W. Henderson and husband Alfred Hi F. Straub. lot 3. block 20. Mount Tabor Villa 1100 Hugo Helfschnelder and wife to T. H, Hathaway and wife, lot 13. block 1, Cooper's add U00 Fred Klasing to Bertha McDonald et al. lots 2, 26, 20, block 6. Monti cello add 1 Nancy R. Barton and husband to Etta J. Watt, lot 10. blu. k 8. Cen- . ter add to E. Portland 850 F. A. Frlschkorn and wife to Bt-rtha McDonald et al., lots 24, 25, 2t, block O.'Monticello add 1 Hawthorne Estate to Carrie E. More land, .V4 hits 6, 6, block 2S4. Haw thorne Park 1350 A. A. Crane and wife to T. J. Bur ford, lot . block 15. Arbor Ixidge.. 416 J as. Hvland et al. to Geo. Bar ringer, lots 1, 2. block 13. Kir.zel.. 1 Sterling Land Co. to H. R and W. E. Stout, w. 40 ft lots 3. 1;. 7. block 2. Doscher's 2d add to easterly 2t, ft. tract between blocks 2. 3. said ad 825 E. B. Sealrock and wife to Mary F. Cason. lot I. Richmond 1360 Abble W. Graham , and husband to Anna Myers, lots 3. 4. block 19, Tibbets' add 1 Olumhia Real Estate "o. to Alice E. Glass, lots 29, 80, block 31, Pen insular add No. t 70 Aususta Miller and husband to M. A. Schreib-r, lots 45, 4d, block 8 Electric add 100 Louis Goldsmith and wife to Edmond J. Labbe K acre Balch D. L. C... 2750 J, V. Beach and wife to Jewish La- '. dies' End. Roc, 50X1W) fr , Fifth and " " Sharldan sts 1600 MlnfiTe H. Henrice to J. M. Bur roughs, nncl. 1-6 lots 1 to 8. block 19 N. Alblna 1 T. S McDaniel et al. to C. N. Rankin, und. U In. sel. block D. Alblna Homestead. 300 John R. Graham to Mary Graham, ' lots 12, 13, block 10, Stansberry add 1 College Endowment Awsn. to .los. P. Menth. lots , 10, oiock lb. t ol- lege Place . . 115 A. and F. G. Arata to M. W. llend- ... m a v.1 1. .1, erson. 101s t , a, uiui i -1, aium Tnbsr Villa 200 E. F. Miller to Clara G. RufilngtQii, south 26 foet lot 24, block 20, Al blnu 100 Get your Title insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee St Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. BUILDING. PERMITS. W. Bi Jackson, repairs. Eleventh, aifd Matn. $4(10. Mrs. A. Scharht, 2-story dwelling, Washington and Foi-d, f:iS00. P. W. Killlette, barn, Front nd Lowell avenue. $00. ALLIANCE MEETS Churches in Session Today at Philade'phia. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27. The West ern or American flection of the Alliance of Reformed Churches throughout the world holding the Presbyterian system began a two days' meeting in Philadelphia today. Those in attendance represent the Pres byterian churches of Canada and Mexico, with the seven Presbyterian churches, and also the German and Dutch Reformed Church of the 1'nUed States, with a con stluenoy In the uififregate of more than 7,600.000 persons. The first session was held this after noon in the U'llhi'ispoon building: and was devoted to the formalities connected with the opening of the enttherlng. Tomorrow the convention w ill, lake up questions con nected with Sabbath schools. ,young peo ple's societies ar. I evangelistic work. TWITTING ON FACTS. The snake had been sneering at the clam. "I may be a clam.'' retorted the latter, .with spirit "but I'm not clammy." Whereupon ilu snake, realizing that the, argument wad aolng against him. turned tail and fleii Chicago Tribune. The Coming Suburb! WOODSTOCK SEE THE OWNERS, Portland Trust Company of Oregon, 109 THIRD STREET. The Tonlo Par Excellence. A Win Dami.i . The best specific rrtrA., lalarial and Typhoid K.WuilSBSt KEVYILDINDUNIS 0YIRCOAI t 44K ctMuri itf 1 fee sts-cufkMtM (ad. tb "lsJ.s(F Cuhecr' Is tb mM 44i iiini "turn trfH ' U at m sjnhr ssj(Ctwra ssf ! m4m tut I'-ar - lrm4tot -tvto ts tW mn tnt 4f4 ilt rttj llw 4Ur Imsm' mcAv ihtm frf ) I V Mmtna fvu c ( m issa W saraMtS IWaWt urn Hmat4a m e4rv lrv tssj KNOUTOfw WOOLEN WILLS, I ' . 1 . . 1 rm-- mi MSB s I l'SII 1 ACROSS THE I IYER j BAD : ROADWAYS Eastern Vpitot Not Favorably Im pressed With East Side Streets. "L m that Portland has a new kind of street paving material." said an East ern man who was paying a short visit on the East Side last week. "This is the first city that I have ever teen that uses srabwood for street re pairs, I have been Over qulte4wnumbtr of your elevated roadways and nnd them all patched with large pieces of slabwood. In some places I have passed there were several patches of this material over the same hole. The condition of the roadway after being fixed up' with these slabs Is weft-worse than having no patch at ail. WAGON FALLS THROUGH. "The other day I was passing dr.wn East Mori i son streat and saw a large furniture wagon fall through rthe pave ment. If ft had riot been for the fart that part of the bed of the vehicle became fastened to one of the Joists underneath, there certainly would have been another serious accident to record similar to the one recently happened on a South Port land bridge in which one man Inst hi life. "East Morrison street is nct4tlie only street that 1 have noticed on. the Eust Side in this same condition. It seems to me that all of your elevated roadVays are alike. ROADWAYS ARE CLOSED "Another condition of things that r could not help noticing waa the large number of your roadways that ai-4 closed tip and have danger notices on them. This I consider a disgrace to any city. I am told that only one street in Portland Is Improved at the same time and while this Is being done all the traffic Is thrown to the next street which Is too soon worn out as a result, even before the workmen are through with their labors on the ad joining roadway. "Cartlago repairers and blacksmiths must be making money here for I don't see how a vehicle can pass over onti of your ordinary roadways without breaking a spring. This town certainly ought to be a bonanza for them." FAVORS FRANCHISE Scllwood Board of Trade Says fficy Should Not Be Held Up. The Sellwood Board of Trade at Its ast meeting, voted In favor of granting the Oregon Water Power & Railway Corn puny Its asked-for franchise through that section of the cltv. The action of the City Council was lensured In holding up the franchise. Following is the resolu tion; Whereas, Every citizen la Portland wishes the advancement and development of every part of the city; and Whereas, Railroad leading Into the coantry bring the producer and consumer together: and Whereas, The Oregon Water Power & Railway Company Is now constructing a Mne into a district heretofore)' unprovided with railway facilities ; and Whereas, Said railway will g reatly In crease! the business of Portland and be a potent force In the development oO.,the city; and Whereas, Said Oregon Water Power & Railroad Company requires a franchise In the southeastern part of the city anil through the warehouse district of the clfy for successfully carrying on Its busi ness: Therefore, be it Resolved. By the Sell wcod Rcard of Trade, thut we favor granting the frunchlses asked for by sal 1 company, and doing everything lrn our power to assist the Oregpn Water Power & Railway Company and all kindred en terprises; und thut a copy of these resolu tions be forwarded to the Common Coun cil. , It was expected that the committee re cently appointed to further the free ferry project would make some report but on account of the absence of some of the members no report was submitted. ALBINA BOARD A New Improvemeat Association Formed on East Side. At a mass meeting of Albina residents In Gomes Hall. Russell street, Saturday evening, the Alblna Improvement Associ ation was formed. The association will be 'similar In purpose to the East Side Improvement Association and the various boards of trade. Following ari" thii cf flters selected for the as?oeIat!on's first term: Samuel 'Connel', president; Stev ens Collins, vice-president; R W. Oal o way. secretury; George W. Bates, treas urer. .1. C. Jameson. L. M. Davis, and T. W. Vreeland wera selected an a committee to perfect the permanent organisation. Durlutr the evening a number of ad dresses were delivered by prominent resi dents ot Alblna. On the membership rolls of the association there are already about 40 names of the leading residents of Alblna and It Is the Intention to get every man In the district In line. 1. V . ') CLOTHING FACTORY Sellwood Mil's Board of Directors Consider Project. There is a strong likelihood that the boa-d of directors of the Sellwood Wool en Mills Company will authorize the con struction of the proposed clothing manu facturing plant at the ne.Tt meeting ot that organization. One of the ofUclals of the company, In speaking of the matter,, said: "1, for one. am heartily In favor of erecting a clothing manufacturing piant In connection w4th tba. .aulen huUo,. ijiere is a great-need ef st-h--n institu tion In this city, and the factory will un doubtedly be well patronized if erected. When our company first bepan to broach the iubject for a woolen mills tpr this city, there were many who cried that such an institution could not receive enough sup port to warrant the outlay. All these things are changed now, the woolen mma were built and there has oeen ao much de mand for Its product that the company is seriously thinking of putting In additions to the machinery. "There Is hardly a day passes but soma one of the local clothing firms of the city do not rer1v a large oonalanment of clothing; fjrom the East.. A large sum ot money that' goes Into' payment for the freight on these goods could t saved, and a large number of our own. workmen giv en employment if such ' an .ns itutioa should M locatetf In thla city.;-f - Oresoo , people fia pot uton to' consider that nTt-of. the wool ana that are made by the ' Sell wood mills art Sen) to the Eastern cities to be made into, clothtnr and then shipped back, to tnls city and state for sale. The demand tor Oregon made woolens In the East is a great ar- Sument In favor of our . contention that regOD-made woolens are among the best In ,t world.'-, f-i 1 , Oregon Boy's Success. , A letter has be n received in this city telling of the wonderful succers that Frederic Coleman, a former rortland boy'. Is receiving la London, Mr. Coleman formerly resided at 9"JJ Williams avenue and went to the Philippine as war cor respondent of the New York Herald, lie waa afterwards engaged aa special corres pondent for the London Daily . Express during the Chinese trouble. ' Mr. Coleman Is now lecturing on U.e Continent on these subjects. To Cook Up Mining-. President M. E. Thompson, of the Cen tral Alblna Board of .raue, Is In Sump ter, looking up a number of Important mining deals, - He will likely return hojne tomorrow. . Work on New Mill. Work has begun Jn the driving -ot plies for the new jSast Side Mill at kbe foot of Spokane avenue, Sellwood. The new mill wii; take several months to complete and will employ about 75 men at each shift. THE WISE CHOICE. "Bay,- old man, can't you take dinner with me tonight? I have a couple of millionaires oh hand?" "My dear boy, I would rather take a basket of food down to the sub-treasury and eat It alone." Life. NEW TODAY. The Ford-Wilson Auction Co. Auctioneers and Appraisers Household Furniture and Bankrupt Mocks Bought or Sold on Commission. OFFICE, 18a First Street. Wednesday Next at 10 A. M. at salesroom, isz first bt, the Ford-Wilson Auction Co. Will again sell a complete assortment of furniture, etc., consigned to us from TWO UHUE PRIVATE RESIDENCES. These goods will stand Inspection, and must be turned Into money next Wednesday. We also have a PLATFORM SCALES. CAPACITY 1200 POUNDS; BOMSER OIL TANK, CAPACITY 100 OALLONS; NEARLY NEW SEWING MACHINE; EIGHT-FOOT SHOWCASE. OVAL FRONT, bale, at ,182 1st; st., .10 a. ,rn, , WILSON oi FORD, Auctioneers. Friday Next at fO A. Ai, at Sales room, 182 First St., the Ford Wilson Auction Co. Will have the pleasure of offering the ladies of Portland something really nioe, faahioimble and of good quality in the line of LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS STAPLE DRY GOODS. MEN'S FURNISHINGS AND BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC. We. have Just what you want (the goods), and you have just what the own ers of these goods want (the money), so come on Friday to the, auction sale at 182 1st et. WILSON A FORD. BANKS. LADD & XILTON. BANKERS Established In lSo. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections msde at all points on fa , vorable terms. Letters of credit issued available In Europe and all points In the United Statea " Sight exchange and telegraphlo trans. ftrs sold on New York. Washington. Chicago. St. - Louis. Denver-,- Omaha! San Francisco and various points la 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... S8.000.00t Reserve .-. t,U0U,004 Transacts a general banking business. 8AVING8 BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sum of 110 and up wards, and interest allowed on mini mum monthly balances. Rates on tri plication. t44 Washlngtaon st. E. A. WYLD. Manager. LONDON A BAN FRANCISCO BANK." LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce Building, Third and Stark streets. Head office, 65 Old Broad street, Lon don. This bank transacts a general bank huslness. jnakea . loans. dianniut -tois Mtt Issues .loTSers ot credit avail, able for 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 W. A. MACRAE. Manager. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. PORTLAND. OR. J Frank Watson President R. L. Durham .'-...Vice-President R. W. Hoyt Cashier Geo. W. Huyt.;. ....... Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BaNK- 1NG BUSINESS. CAr,tt Drafts and letters of credit Issued available to all parts of the world. - Collections a-specialty. Gold -dust bought. . THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Transacts a General Bunking Business Diafts Issued available hi all cities of the United Statea and Europe PrdenttiYI4SR.WQOJXffi'ARl Vlce-Proaldent JACOB KAMM Cashier ...;...i........r....F. C. MILLER ain3worth national bank . corner third and oak sts. J. C. A1NSWORTH ..esident PERCY T MORGAN Vice-President R. W. SCHMEER .Assistant Cashier Transacts a General Banking Business. Interest on time deposits. N Safe Deposit Department. MORRIS ft WHITEHEAD BANKERS ; AND fN VESTMENT 3. FIRST AND ALDER STREET si : - PORTTNDOR. . ' i - RAILROAD TIME TABLES.' EAST via. SOUTH Leaves. union Depot. Arrives. OVTPRf .AWT a"- PItEUS TRAIN is. for Balem. An.. 8:30 p.m burg. Aahiand. Su framento, O g d e n. .ou grannisco. Hu ijave, los Ane-eiea. ;E1 Paso. New Or leans and the East At Woodhnvn :S0a.m dallV (.-rent Run. d"i'AJW?lnsT tralo! verton.ProwBi v 1 1 I a, Springfield IWendllng and Nat- ,i-n. (Albany passenger... Connects at Wood burn with Mt An gel and SUverton ' local. 4.00 p.m 10:19 am 7:30 a.m 114:60 p.m Con-all Is I Sheridan passenger, passenger. 5:80 p.ii 118:28 am Dally. Dally except Sunday. Portland-O.wieo Suburban Service and ""vision. Ujot Foot of Jefferson Street. . if v Portland daily for Osweao at 7:20 a. m.; 12:30. 1:56, ;26. 4:407:lf 1:2 P- n- Oally except Sundty, 6:S0; 9:40 a. m.; S:05, 11. JO p. m. Sunday only, 0:60 a tJrf!lnl .tnMB wrf arrive Port. ianJ? dA,,y.:M " m . 1:J H0. 4;0, 0:11. lil- Jn'ftr?- cept Bunday Ji'S :. M-60 a. m. Except Monday 1:4 a. m. Sunday only 10:oT a. m. Leave from same depot for Dallas and Intermediate points dally except Sunday 0:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:10 a. m. ( The Independence-Monmouth Motor Line operates dally to Monmouth and Alrlle. connecting with Southern Paclne Company's trains at Dallas and Indepeud er.ee. . Rebate tickets on sal between Port, land, Sacramento and San Frandsoo. Net rates 117.60 first class and 014 assiaj c ass. Second class laolndaa sleepar. ant class does not. Tickets to Eastern points and Europat also Japan, China, Honolulu and Aus tral la. Clty Ticket Offlee corner Third aM Washington streets. Phone Mala 711. . C. W. STINGER, W. a CO MAN, City Ticket Agent Oea. Pas. Agt, m Union Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST UNION DEPOT. Leave Arrive. CldUCAt-PORTLAND SPECIAL. For tho East via Hunt- k Ington. 9: a m Dally 4:80 n Daliy SPOKANE FLYER, For Eastern Washing ton. Walla Walla. Lw lston, Coeur d Alene and Oreat Northers points. C:M p-m Daily VWai' Daily ATLANTIC EXPRESS. For the East via Hunt ington. 1:60 p m Dally 8:10 a a Dally RIVER SCHEDULE. FOR ASTORIA and 8:0eaa way points, connecting with str. for Uwaco and Daily ex Sun. Sat. 10 p m P ni . Dally x ex Sun." : North Beach, str. T. J Potter: Ash-st. dock! FOR DAYTON, Oregon 7:00 am Tues, Err 8:00 O-W Mon., ' -Wed, FrlT city ana xamniu stiver points, str. Modoa Ash street dock. (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE, Third and Waahmc ton. Telephone. Main TU. . - - PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Ron Xoas?. ealMnf at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taktoj freight via conneo ting steamers tor Ms nils. Port Arthur and Tladlvostook. INDRA8AMHA BAILS ABOUT OCT. S& For rates and full information eall, or address ofaoiaU or sgsata at the Ob RAN. Co. TJME CARD : 1 ' PORTLAND: a Leaves. 7J6 a. m. Axrii Puget Sound Limited Kansas Clty-Bt Louis Special North Coast Limited a coma, Seattle Night Express :aa,a. 11 :10 a.m. n:10.m, ll-M 4. a. 8:M.sa. Il! ft m. 140 a.m. Take Puget Bound Limited or Nertl Coast Limited for Gray's Harbor Poiata, Take Puget Sound Limited for CuyaapU direct. Take Puget Bound Limited or ITsnaaS Clty-SL Louis Special for patota asi South Bend franco.. . . . Double dally train aerrlea aa Orajrw Harbor branch. Four trains dally between Portland a4 Tacoma snd Seattle. . A. D. CHARIPOlf, " Astetnt General Pasaenjer Agsai. - 155 Morrison St.. Portland. Or. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. Leaves. DEPOT. FIFTH AND I STREETS Arrives, For Maygera, Rata ter.Clatskante.W.esU port, Clifton. Asto ria, Warrenton. F le vel. Hammond. Fort Stevens, Oearhar: Plu Seasideuuitorta and Seashore Ex press, Dally. Astoria Express. Dally 8:00 A. M. 11:10 A. 1& 7:00 P. M. NO P.M. Ticket office, 80S Morrison street aid Union Depot. i -f,. t J. C. MAYO. General Pasaenger Agent, Astoria Or. IKsYirffiCTans 1 HnM (with or without BiiHnssatf Tti II f tb.lasAitaDlinDt), Kxi liuKl, anwi, I Klrt rr(foii TTtMwrtter kM I t a ttm all JOchtiw. IjJWi, trtxym 1 per, at Hmlinna Tjvwmm I ni rsi-aiiura. tsoearnMS vi t - ... . wwkotf. smsiw a sjewMsv-f. r 349 Stark St., FortUnd, Or. I Q I04$f . S rUkSHj 1 ilAl m OLT IQI WasL w i rriWaA 4 1- 0: s J " ''.'