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-- THE OBEGO TMOwe:jon DaHYJournal 4 UKtS A STRONGHOLD ' ' " ; .TffTI" " '.ILJn.Ua - - Once you try E6 Journal's Want Ads. You will .stay ! NEW TODAY. For ds in classified columns of Situations Wanted." "Male'' or -Female," THE JOURNAL will make no charge. Bring or send d copy to JOURNAL office. HELP WANTED FEMALE. ANTED 49 women. Since old Dr. Kessler's return they have been treat -. lot; l women daily In the ladles' de , parunent. They can treat 49 more. Call or write for home system. Enclose 10 1-cent stamps..' Address St. Louis Medi cal and Surgical Dispensary, cor. Second and Yamhill sis.. Portland. Or. . , , , . 81 1 UATIONS WANTED FEMALE. THREE experienced second glris. rooks feneral. other help, all from East. Phone lood 494. 191 3d JOCXfJ LADY desires situation to assist family while attending school. 230V4 Yamhill. Phone Hlack 28S1. Want. By a girl attending business college, a place to work for board and i-oom, P 12. cave Journal. COMPETENT Swedish -gill for general housework and cooking hi small family G 12, tare Journal. fclTL'AT ION W'ANTED-Cpmpetent "girl wants -position (is necofid girl fir wait ress. Y 12. care Jourmt1. WASTED Place In small family to do general housework or upstairs work. SHI Alblna live. OOi 1IR1.S Waltins aT woi7kii.g OlrliT Hume. 2!1 3d. Phone Hood 04. Housekeepers. AS MOl'SKKlSlCPEK. hv competent wom an; city references. I'hnne Front 3 ; or. ui1 dress D 12. care Journal. HELPWANTED-MAUE. WANTED R. R. men for Oregon. Wash ington. Nevada and I'tan; free fare; wuges .2 to 13 a Jv: long ioba. c7 11. Hansen-ia Co.. M N. Second St. I SITUATION WANTED iViALE. IIAKDVVAKK. luipl.nniits arl hart...- 4oU luyA .iJi. 'fK' .-rinc sa'tsmnn. oftice work, vie. Journal. N. CMI'E1 ENT bookkeeper will be rn n for an engupr-pierit I ). ci tnber 1: good city references. J 12. core Jotirunl. J ''T'xl MAX, lately an i v -.1 ' ! i n ,:;i-t. ilis!i;e3 position as el..-: I; m titc.-Li i pi r. X 12. car. Jotirnat ." . ' 5lTI;A!lTi N VAXTKIV S ' 'x :erlcii cs stenoguiplM t ; w illing to l-.r. e city. M j 1-'. Dresser & Co.. 310-342 Washington it. 12. enre Journal. I TrW--V. .. i. i'. -7- r T L- C. HI'LNS. U: -3d, flue fresh groceries 31AN Aa. Ull I. wish jobs .....king- hot!. Ul cash oriocs. navliiK ll yeaiu experii :'ce; m:i also handy with tools und f;.r,n work, .id- 1 HOUSE FURNISHERS, dies. K 12. care Joiirttal. j ; . . . Home l' uniiaiicrs Furniture, carpets, WA.N "I'Eli By young man n phi.e to pjrior gecds. stoves, etc. See I. Gov. voik nigl.ts and tnnrndigs for board nr,d ' l-rtz &'Kors. 1V3-175 First. 219-225 Yam room, wliile ntienilbiK business collcee. I hill. Both phones $'J4. -JJ2'.."'nJ!L ! H0TELS JAPANESE wants to do lmusework atid plain booking. 33 Klamlers. Japanese I Hotel Belvedere. European plan, Fourth .Mis: ion. phone lav 14u. and Aider ta. c i i "i oi to no any general i it,ir. , r(i irnir i'i ciini lilies, leiei- T 12. care .loin Ual. W A NT E D-AOE NTS. V jlewtre managers In .j ery city and i county in Oregon to repri-siiit a propo- , sitlou which appeals to people who wish j to own (neir own home. C It. Street, No. 20f. Stark St. AtiL.M S sen 12 cents, stpmns to Scoffs Agency, box 209, Portland Or., for i'd hot article and ti seller that will make you laugh till you cry . LODGING-HOUSES. TiE "(JOSMOS 4th and Morrison, fur nished housekeeping suites, suites and single rooms: TJ per week and up. ROOMS FOR RENT. HOrSEKEEP.VO RnOMS-Jfi Wfy-- fur lilsl.ed. Apply at 27 '.fc Second m. THE LOCKWOOD. 351H Morrison St. Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Oregon South 606. THE CASTLE 372 Wash. ; rooms for gen tlemen; transient. Tel. South 7C1. FOR RENT HOUSES. ilODEKN R-room house, do; e in. best lo ' cation. $40; carpels., shades and range for sale; would sell other furniture. Grindstaff Blain. 216 Stark. LOST OR FOUND. JX)l ND Light bay pony, sore front knee. Call at 1080 E. Harrison si. business1hances. $20u0 cash will buy piali' interest in u fine paying business now clearing $:ii)tl chsIi each month; will stand imostigation: 1on't bolher about it unless you have the cash to pay. Koom 219 Abington bldg. SU. acres tUnber Jamt in W'alikiakurn Co.. Wash:, near R. R. to South Bend; owner heeds money; will sacrifice if can sell now: wants offer. J. A. Henkle or A. A. Baker. 219 Abington bldg. , ALL kinds mercantile and manufacturing .businesses bought and sold: the best in vestments, that owners object to adver tlslng. T. C. Shrevc, 42! Abington bldg. ATTORNEYS. L. E.LATOl'RETTI-:, lawver and notary 3Tihllcr 30? EaiTing, llldg. ' 3d and Tvash Pixton, Beach A Simon. 510 Chamber of Commerce. WM. REID, AT TOR X E Y - AT - LAWi foom 4, Alnsworth bldg. Thiid and Oak. Cijo. J. Cameroti, Attornev at Law, 718 Chamber of Commerce. Portland. Or. N. Moaessohn, 722 ciiambor of Commerce. BBND YOUR WANT ADS to The Joanial for results. Phone Main C01. Billiard parlors, THE NARRAGANSETT MILLIARD PAR lors, 128 Oth St. Office Brown's Orch. BUILDING MATERIALS. THE J. McCRA KEN CO. Wholesofe dealer building materials. 231-235 Pine. BANJO. MANDOLIN AND GUITAR. Free use of instruments. Wanted players for clubs. Hal. Webber In structor, 717 Marouam bldg. CURIOS. ' an 'Woo Co..' wholesale and retail bamboo furniture. 2i Morrison sL W 'f CARD ENGRAVERS." 'graved;' W. 6. 5mltb 2 Co, Tbtrd SUIT S(jk5Src i4tiB''cb.r teas, 'iria&ings, . Jafl. feurtoi, carpets. rti'gV 817 Yamhill a Cereals. W U n. rront li pTitjlrfiON tfamanuTacturers . InihHcaVh Rereal. !&!- Front t. CARPENTERS nd builders. JJ7 Stark at. efllce and store fixture built and remodeled, altering and re pair houses. Phone Mails 747. U. 8. TlWETrrarJWfltl.' Winder, esti mates given. S55 E. Stark. Union 797. COAL ANpjjVOOp. Oregon. "uelCo.r dealers In evil kinds of coal and wood, 144 Morrison at. . VULCAN COAL CO., WHOLESALE dealers best coals, foundry ana smelter coke. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. L. W. Cloptdn. fconiracior, grader ani ex-cavatnr.-288 S. tth St. Phone t rrrion 281. CHIROPODY. AND MANICURING. U Milchell. 'chii'opodist. Knight's Bhoe Store, i94 Wash. St. Phono Hood 728. THE DEVKNYS. . the only scientific chiropodists In the city. Parlors 301-2 AUsky bldg. This Is the loiig-halied gentleman you want to sec. Crant 16. , WANTED. WANTED Immediately, 200 Belgian hares. Apply Mace Market. 151 Fourth. DEVELOPING AND FINISHING. WE FRAME PICTCREB- ' Pacific Piclure Place, 351 Morrison St., CLEANING AND REPAIRING. RELIABLE STEAM CLEANING & DY Ing Co.; clothes called for and delivered. Phone Hood 1.68. H. Kaufman 184 3d sL CIGARS AND TOBACCO. SMOKE OCR OWN MIXTURE Can't b beat. Bi tiichel & Co., 82 3d ct.. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Golvanlied Iron Cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second st. OtSNTlSTS. i neodore S. Thompson, aJ-il Washing ton bldg., Witshlnglon and Fourth sis. Phone ilood 411. Dr. C lias. T. Prehn. vitalized nil' for pain less extracting. l'.i-2u Hamilton l.ldg. , DRUGGISTS. i-iaak J. tiiiciijig, urugb, toilet articles, perl'umea. 12 Washl ngluti s t. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Lmpluyment Co.. '17 Burnalde St. Help or all kinds wanted. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Elect iIl-qI Works Office 351 Sinrk st. Western Electric Works. SCS'.j Wash'st ELECTRICAL MA&SAGE. PHOT. E L. EATON, electrical, eleetro- I'v .'Mi . ai d nwsagc iivninii.nts M-i. n-liin-.dl'. fiivm. Alisky Hdg.. "'i&'i M'r ; ,.sn'i :d. 'ou:ii 21:;. Oflice I'honcKcd lliOT. 11. !!!. : to 1" a. m.; 1 to -I i-. in. e H EE SHINES. I'i.t i'i 1 1 l.S i'l.EANKl and prt swl $1 per moi.iii. i'ni iuf Tallin ir.g Co. U1T Wash. OASOLiNf LAMPS. ... V.. MAN XI NO l.ltlilljig und Supply I'll. i.llicM IlillHOVld j.llllC l.llll.S. III!, Sixth street. Portland. Ore. HIDES. FURS AN3 WOOLi I iv.tiiA it.n.-i.. iii:;..c7-:i in. luces. iurs ana j wool. Vil l-'rpr.i st.. Port land Or. ! GROCERS. Q CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY. LAPHE -crtiim am! .EI1E. manufacturers of iee corifcclopi'iy. 310 Wash st. IMPLEMENTS. Pol: I LAND IMPLEMENT CO.. farm ma chinery and chicks. 18H-194 Front st. LAUNDRIES. j Clear, towels daily. Comb, brush, soap, I U per month. Novelty Supply Co., S- N. Ninth st. Tel. 410. I "'(iWHIJi. soap, comb and brush, $1 per I mo. Oregon Laundry Co., Phone E. 13. INGURA.NCE. JAS. Ale. 1 Vii1V Co., cord Hudilins. . phone 17. (ier;ional.ac-eideiit. insurance - ar.il nil kinds- of su: etV. Jiotnrs. " v' J. I''hilip Kennedy, msnrance; - resident agent Norwich i'niun Fire Ins. Society. Phone South 15''-4. 43- HnniMfon bldg. Ae.'l'NA l.IKK IXSI'RANCK ('(. w'Htes lif.. accident and employer's liability In suiance. 31X Falling bldg. Pl i'FER Bl'RtJAKD & CO.. fire insur ance. 251 Washiiigtoi. st. Tel. Main Isaac l. wuiiii, fire insurance. 225 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone Main fbi. ARTHUR WILSON. Sherlock Building, 'phone 1008, represents the Alliance and the Home Fire and Marine Ins. Cos. JOHN' KELLY, general Insurance agent. Columbia bldg. KK Third st. JEWELERS. The L. C Henrlchsen Co.. Jewelers and opticians. 2S4 Washington St. The O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing jewelers. 286 Morrison at. A. 5. . VV31UHX. Aw, Iowa Jeweler. 29&1. Morrison st. Geo. O. Brandenburg & Co.. Engravers, Mfg. Jewelers. SS'v 3d. Phone Hood 47. J. A. Beck. WLtchcs. diamonds. Jewelry. 107 Morrison stL Retailing a specialty. MINING AND MINE PROMOTERS. SESSIONS & SIMTSOX. mining and mine promoters. Roor Chamber Commerce. LADIES' TAILORS. -. .... -'.'-. : . -. .-aVv.-:; ' , LADIES' TAILOR-MADE BL'ITS. cloaks and capes. Aceordinn plaltes. Applique work n speeialty. Stephans. 2KS Alder MACHiNEBY. TRENKMAN & CO.. mining, sawmill, log Sing Machinery, hydraulic pipes cast ings of ail kinds repaired. 104 N. 4th St. M I N INGE N G I N E E R S ANO A$SAYERt! MOXTAXAAK8AV6H''K."rM8tlrk st. Exptrts on analysis coal, minerals. ro-k. mineral waters. J. T. "Gove, jlgr. J. H. FISK. Mining Engineer and Assaver. 204H Washington si. Phone Clay 821. MODEL-MAKER. For lint-clsss repairing go to Andy Frltx machinist and mndl-maker. 110 6th st MASSAGE-- - - MDME. XL E. ELY, dermatolyogist, niassuge, electric treatments. -1934 First sL OVERALLS. hois Tof Th ROAt) Overalls anS me chanics' clothing. Best In every detail. Neustadter Bros.. Mf.rs., Portland, Or. MRS! ' OLROCk ' has 'oWtied massage and . tnanuicuring parlors In Abington bldg.. room-424i : Sitinrartl.n- guaranteed. A ffeoneKed i64. ejlalist. may be lc face and sea In massage; blerrrtsfte t moved. 811 Mor rison st., opp. Postofflce. ALL CUT RATK-SuosTTTlitVons and Club Combinations on Periodicals at Jones' Book Store, 291 Alder .fit.. Portland, Or. VCNCLE, MYEHC'" '. 't) .pioneet money lender, 143 Third , near Alder, sells dia monds, watches, jeweliy half regular store prices. Country orde attended to. Use and you will obtain beat results from Western gas or gasoline mantels. CAFE KRATK. 122 Sixth St. served at oil hours. A fine lunch Miss Emma R. Mackie. masseuse, teacher physical culture. 417 . -AbingUm bldg. PALMIST. MRS. SH'OCK Teacher of scientific palm istry; graduate of chirulugicul college of California: reading, fl. Fifth strotC oppoaite iustottice. Mrs. C. Cornelius Aliskv bldg.. 3d and -MorrbMih; Sittings- -daily. : Hood . 403. .. MERCHANT TAILORS. MARX& GlLBEItTSOX, TAILORS, 264 Alder jrt..jEor.Thlrd. PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sts. PLUMBERS. Tayior & Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. b8 Sixth st - . MILLINERY. MISS A. L. JORtjENSKN, Importer and dealer In Freiich millinery. 291 Monisbn. " NAVAL ARCH ITECT. Fred A. Ballln. 43 2d at.. Tel. Oak 7G. na val architect and mechanical engineer. OPTICIANS. Dela Hffti-ard. 21. Russel bids efraotiftnlKt. ronis 20 cor. 4tt and Morrison. DR. E. M. DALLAS, refracting optician. 21S-21Failing bldg, 3d and Woshiiigtoii. PIANO LESSONS. W. GIFFORD NASH. 103 10th st. Terms upon application. Beginners taken. MAXWELL & KNAPP REAL ESTATE. Room 2. Chamber of Commerce bldg. CHAS. H'KSTEL. real estate dealer, SSV6 Third st. Room 5. ROPE! ROPE! PORT LAND CORDAGE CO.. cor. 14 th and Nortfcup sls.e " Portlarrd-, Oregon.- . n t , I RUBBEP, STAMPS. BI SBY & LESH CO. Rubber stamps. I S.-als, bteucllff-, etc., 417 iiie Dekuin. j SAFES. HALL SAi-'li. standard of the world; safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one, Norrls Safe & Lock Co., 91 First st l;l"Y YOl'Ii SAFE of J. K. Davis. Your repairs and lockouts safely done. GO; 3d. SHOWCASES. R. 1,1'TKE & CO.. successors to Dixon, Bnrgesou & Co., Sixth and lloyt sis. SPECIAL DELIVERY. Post Special Delivery, No. 200 Wash- nr. L cji.i.ii wtiniij, -vuTx .. .UntioM. Piav.Or. Uin.m. Ctf. 2CI.J - -STORACTl AND TfiANSFER. - 1 C. O. lick, ernee bS f lr s'., m i atara and Oak: phone 5'jB. I'lanos and furni ture luiiv.u and packed for snipping; x acpflimodiouii liitjijvoof, . UrUk warcnyiise. Front and C4u'y kts. C. M. OLSON J2.s First st. Fuinitun and piano nio'.ei. TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. 1-Oit IMMEDIATE LOCATION - ::" yellow pine Umber claims, cruise ;;,iiiiii.oti(i: J lit homestead cliiimx, cruise S OU". 0i)H ; 12 sugar pine iilnS lir timber claicis. ciiilse t. nod. linn; 25 liotnewtefnls, last of wl-.eat und fruit lands. Money obtained lo pro f up on win n m-edeil. Timbei ' land;- bought ;i nd. sold Wm. Ilawkes room .1..:. Comrin ;i ial l ids. T1MBEK CLAIMS filiated on n written .tiai'iinlce: iieit.ctly resionsllile; all nione 1-'funded it not sa I iKfai-tor.N Ad- ,. iTi-ish' 1 000 ' i Ki-lmont st. TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter. 122 Third fctreet. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies lor ail machines. L. 4: M. Alexander Co.. aweuts. TONINE LOAN. Tonllin Loan Wienril;- Co., :ifi-::i Ham ilton bldg. J. C. Egg-it "f n. Suiit. WALL PmPER. H. P. Chrlslensen. wail paperer and painter. 141 Seventh st, corner Alder. Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper and dec orators 1?7 First st. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. i li 'schner, Mayer & Co. Pioneer manu- turcrs of shirts .'.nd ovfraJN. . .No.. rot out ana i, rirsi si. i-oiiiuna. rn. WHOLESALE GROCERS. V adhams & Co.. wholesale grocers, man ufacturers and commission merchants, fit and 68 Front st. Allen & Lewis, wholesale grocers, Port land. Ore. Mason, Ehrmar. & Co., wholesale Rroc- ers. N; W'. cor. Second or.d Pino sis. Lang St Co'.'. First and Anhcny nts. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. Wholesale Croe!;ory and Glassware. Prael llegele & i 100 lo tu nth. eor Stark. WHOLESALE HARDWARE. J. E. Haseltlne & Co.. l:on. st.!, coal and blacksmith's supplies. 45. 51 Second st Where to dine. E. IIOI SES CAFE. 128 Third st. The best cup of cofrve In the city. THOSlTSON'9 RESTAI'RANT for French dinners with wine. Me. Lis Fifth st. Strouse'B Restaurant; first-class tneals; best service. 2.0 Washington st. SATISFY YOI'H PALATE by a plate or Eastern O;. si ers Tor i5 c. at the West Coast Oyster Parlors. 143 Seventh t.. in at Alder. We own our oyster beds. WHOLESALE WALL PAPER. t Morgan Wall IHipcr Co.. 1S4-U6 2d st. bet.Yamhill and Taylor. Portland Or. " WHOLESALE LEATHER GOODS. W. H. McMonlrs & Co.. wholesale sad dles, harness, leather goods. 53 l'Yont st. MONEY TO LOAN. Mora y lo loan, smiill amounts, short or long lime. J. H. ilawley. " t:hani. Com. MONEY lo Loan on city lots and im proved farms. W. A. Sliaw A Co., -.41 Stark st. W. A HATHAWAY Money to loan. Washington bldg. Phone Hood Hi. 10 HARD ON THE FATHER. A little girl 3 years old who la very fond of .music. Jiai aJather.. who -cannot distinguish one tune from another. How ever, she Is always urging:. him lo sing, rfe was trying his best to please her with a hymn one day and flattered himself that he was doing very WeTl. -Suddenly, tiie lit tle tyrant lurned upon him and dernand- ed: "WW don t you sing. Onddy? You re only making a noise.' ."New York Press. ROUTB:HYSTEF Stamer Arrow a :FIycr Speed of 22 fililes 'an Hour. Speculetton to rife concernirg the route upon which the ateamer A'tow. now building at the yrdyf J .sepii Paquet, foot of East Oak street, wi:i be used. The Arrow will be one i.t the most beautiful as well as speedy boats ever built on this coast. The vessel ix n;5 feet in leugth. 22 feet, in breadth ,nd has a '-foot draught She v.m ,iave six life boats and Is being built -m-'usivHy for passenger aervle. The boat will be- equipped w t; two Tay lor pipe, boiler and triple expansion e;i glw?s. It tXWcied with this maetiin.ry that a speed of over .'2 Mil an' hour j can easily We secured. . VERY HANDSOME 11XKS ! Mariners eay that the v - : has the! most handsome lines of .mi bout t hey have ever seen, and pr.-.i-. , nond-rful j speed on her trial trip. 'I'll, cabins will! be elegantly furnlKhed andwil hae chair! seats slmPur to those used ;a the 1'ull- man cars I No freight of uny kind wnl he handled. the only room Oil the boa: h im- a very small one for paswenuers' i .a .gage. It 1 !s expected that when lie . ,se H com pleted her engines will h, able to develop 1,200 horsepow ri Ai Hi ding to Mr. Paquet, the builder, con! i ; 1 be used for fuel. M YSTER Y AlBti r T V KSrtKI.. Mystery Is attached to cv nirt of the vessel. Even the compan- thai is build ing the boat is kept a secret from the contractor. Capt. James Coentan. an old veteran steamboat man of Hi. river, has charge of construction For some lime rumor had it that the Arrow would he u-H'd as a ihrnugh boat on the Astoria route, then :ialii the route to The Dalles was s ! cted. Now a very .owmpetent uutlmriti sais that there is no doubt that sin ,u;i l e put on the Seattli-Tacomn roitie ,n ,ppiHtinn to the steamer Flyer of li l oluiubii River & Puget Sound Nnvn; itb.n 'om pany. wnv nv itiiivt. I . ,, , ' . The l ess' Is built on s a h lines that ft'.' would te--riuV'''i'li -' ;--t-l4t' -' toria or The Dalles ;v.,l.- and mate money for Its owners It built fori Sou mi travel." said a rn.-r man. "and Is j designed to stand hard, r s. as than seen i on ti.is : tve.-. i "You will probably rein tuber that the . new Intel-urban elec'.r line has been ' finished and is runnliu: hetue, a Seattle; and Taconia. .Since IV;- .a n h lion of the road, travel on tin h .a.s has laipm off I'onsliicrtibly. Til" n- iii:iili pcop!'-. therefore, had to build a . -el sw ift enoiich to compete wdli la laiiroatl tf they wanted to secure llan s' of tile j tri'llc "Willi the Arrow on H'' rani", her own cry will be, able to mill-.' fa - i - .- time than the electric line and also ive i ll nper ,o Anoti.er thing 1I..1. makes me i ... .i i ,M 1, ,nl ,tii oviiteK.Mn tba' .tho. mj. -cpui p. 8ouo.!'..n ' a'1 !h ; '4 iho Arrow ary now n. "" 1,11 "" two mo-c of (he rt.ni- on.. An hourly service caa b e'cii with three boats." The v-.l when com jibelf "WilT COVP' a'lJf -; !'.' o. Quern H.e is lntl i vl v.-. -n of all Cough m-oM. Sold by drurggiKiK auJ confectiou c.s. To the Public The nnili.ign nouiioi'. that ! demonstrating t ! i wishes to an tiie purpose of METHOD OF MASSAGE (Dr. Kratz s Cailrbad System.) we have in e!ai.-ed tin- leading: Turkis'i and Russian Bath P rlors, room 52s Chamber of Com.i erce Buildin? w here we w ill gr. the best Sen Ice to all who 1.1.: I" our patrons. We guarantee a oo-ii:e enre Carls had rtsylcin. Al. ssagc H dropalliic ) rf Ihe foPolli a diseases: d ) tSuTATICA. I I lHUO, CHRONIC j! i'.iiiil ilA'l'l:-.M. XERVOI SNESK. (.' VAiClOl'S Xi-i1 'RAI.G1AS. 1 nil dow 11 of the s.v-.l. hi. : Our rnalnn't is endorsed by irominer.t ph.. . aa , the world over. JOi: PRH'DrtAN, Maseur of twint;. years' t-xperi- ' W. elice 2s (Dr. Krantr'c Carlsbad System.) - P ROOM 525. CHAMBER Or COM- - MERCE . A THIAL WILL CON- E.V,INCg. . . ...... r ,t. HE! INK I i WALKER m .Sl.NliS.- COLLEGE, COMAIIiUC 212 WAS1I1N' , W. BLOCK. : 1'ON STREFf. We t,each Bookkeeping b 1 which gives ili knowledge of im-ie P, rnl:i SP.111 -I lasiest 10 wiite . Telegraphy, by 1 proved met hoi!.. We have more Bookkeepers and than we can fill in Laboratory Method, "tuilent a thorough a accounting. the easiest to learn, a easiest to read. . latest and most ap is for Stenographers. I'ek-graph Operate- Cart or write n- for particulars. W. 11. RKJIXKE, President. I. M. WAI.UEU. Secretary. Expert Chiropodist Free JO ALL FOR ONE D01LAK.' VOtH MWEY'S WORTH AND TWICE OVER AT.. Kings' Slammam BathS 7th and Washington You can get a fine Turkish or Russian Bath, with a, fine Lini ment or Alcohol Rub, and a fine bed for the night, all for $1 00. 1 Wanfd -bxfEast'SWe; Residents too Blan lotteries. More police offlcra are demanded by East Side residents. The demand is caused partially by the long list of robberies that have been committed in that section of the ci: lately. Not one of the criminals haye yet been captured by the officers, and none are looked for while the force is s i i sins!!. j -The police are not blamed for their , inability to be in about five square mi e. or territory ut one time, minii the evening there are four police assigned for duty nhevKBt Wtle. - One of them has a beai covering all th-it portion south of East Morrison street to the city limits, rirtween East Morrison street. Kaxt Unrnside str-et. the river and Sunnyidde. one oH'.cer has to look after lawbreakers. The territory from Sullivan's Gulch on the f-.tut'i, Russell Ktrret on the Noith. the Yi1 Inmett River on the West and the city limits on the East. Is looked after by one man. The fourth man on the East S de in at has to patrol all that district lying from Russell street and the Peninsula, a uistaiice of about four miles, and then from the ri,ver to the city limits on the E-ist. "It's no vonder," said a wcH-kimn n East Side property owner today. "J hut there is so much erln.c going on in our section Of the city. The p dice are doing the best they can. but iiieie is not i uough of them to patiol ene quarter of the territory ' MINISTER RESIGNS Rev. ). J. Dalton of First Cumber land Presbyterian Quits. Another East Side inlnlste- has re- signed his position, the third die within ; . . -r- tit ,;. w.-JV,T;,-n , tfln-i'; 'vP t'Tif"-:' J. J. Dalton, D. I)., pastor of" the First i 'umheriaird Prcsbj tcrian Cluirch. East Twelfth aia.1 East Taylor sire, ts Rev Dalton handed in bin resignation a few days ngn. to take effect ah. ml February 15. He has been pastor if the church for over a year and was fin nierly sta tioned at Henderson, Ky. All. Dalton wife died some time ago a id since that time his health has been falling. Hi' thinks that a rest would lo him good ASSAULT CHARGED ,1 Former License. Collector to Have a Hearing in Justice Court The assault a,nd butU'ry ease brousM by "OTto HuV-Khard', dep'ul.v I'oiinty Aud itor, against Ah Tlchner. a lo: nicr li cense collector, which w is to eoinv up in the East Side Justice Court this morn ing, la.i hi en continued until tomorrow j morning. Miirki.ard alleges I ha t Tn lae r j came in;o the amlllor s oflice on Xovein- ber 11 and demanded 10 cents additional I on some wnrrauls that he held A dis I )m!e .arose over the legality of the pay ' mint, and in a moment of anger Tnhner ! struck ll.a deputy a liana, blow in the East Side Briefs. All Fast Afckiny street ear vesterday ran over anil-instantly killed a valuable pointer dog belonging to c.ipi A M Cox. former East Side can-table. Tile clog was valued et about i i Mrs. W. J. Sully, residlm; at 11a East Ankeny stteet. feil 011 the aidewa'.k .m terilr.y and tntlicted several iraeiures 011 her left arm. Wedding Anniversary Surprise. A.' A.' KadifV-rly, the weM-known East Sld grocer, and his wlf- wi re agri---iibly surpiim-d Tuesd.o t veiling .by a large number . of their fi-n-nds, the - c oaslon being the 22nd annlver.i-tr- of llu-la. Wedding The evening was spent in mer rymaking. RcTrerrimcnt A','f. served ' Sued on Note. O. fi. Hancock lias filed a stilt In the Fast Sid-- Justice Court against A J F How man lor the sum of '. allegeil to he. due on a note. The plaintiff also asks for .". attorney's lees and costs of the suit. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ira Padrick to ifiii L. Clark. lot block 17. Lincoln Park t i"0 V T. Williamson m.ft wire lo A. I. I Powell, lot 21. HodleyVs add I I Point View Real Estate tp. to V. S j Calkins, lots fl to 12 .and.?:! to 2. block 4, Point View 4il ) point View Real Estate. Co. toaAnioM Olson, lots 1 to s and :':'. '. Hi,., !; 1 4. Point View .' E 11. Htishell and wife to lire. W IV I Ifv Cn :t:t rods links hv 4S i-ods a ill' sec. 2!i. l.t. 1 s.. r 2 e a.ri M. and Wm. Wasch.r to On. Y. P & Hv. Co.. lot 2'J. I)i Lashmutt Oat man's Little Hollies sub-div. No. 2. belli n .1 sub-div of sec. 21. twp. 1 s , r 2 e 100 Peninsular Rial Estate Co. to Cliv of Portland, paieel land blocks Ha. liii. H7. Peninsular add No. 2. e. of. line 70 ft w. from e. line Pennsylvania au- 1 E. Edmonds lo fi. W Edmonds, pi acres in see.. 4. twp. 1 s.. r. .... R V. arid H LeflJ! to Win. Randell. lot ;,..23. Ittmtk if; -k 25. .Woek 6. Tv- tnont 1'lnce . - . ..... 3.00 Geo. I '. and C. E. Hubbard to G J. Kauffniaun. louxUD fl. in see. :il. twp. 1 11 . r 2 e ",00 Got tf red Jaster and wife to John Johnson, lots 7 to 12. block H. Sim- nions add 23l0 J H. I.tintw and wife to c. Reftmes. lots ti to 9. block 1. Holirts sub; lot 5. Glenwood Park 1 P H Murlav to C. io'iolioe. lots n. 1;. block 'TO. Caruthers' 1 The Astoria ' Pneking Co to same. same J !' Tliotmi-oTi to R E. Menefee. lots 1 2 'i. block L lots 7. K, block Is. Lincoln Park ApMex 2000 FOR GUARANTEED TITLES See FjcHIc ('past Abstract. Guaranty A Trust Co., ' 2o4 -5-6-7 Tailing Building. Get your title Insurance and abwlrtrets fo teal estate from the Title Guarantee & Trust Company, Chamber of Commerce. That New York majority 13 not re mnrkiibly eoiiRoling to Toddy. Phil ip MorrirSK. Ltd., London Cork Tipped Cigarettes, 25c Foeller & O'Neill, Sole Agents Chamber of ComrntTPP.- 301 Washington St. 4H7 Waslili igton St. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! You can ptrchase your Groceries Re tall at Wholesale Prices from RICHET&CO., Free Delivery. 112. 114 FRONT ST. U. C. RIDER Expert violin maker and repairer of all kinds of string instru ments. 3G Russell bldg. 4th and Morrison ONLY SAFE PLACE. "Wei1!. there is one consolation about being up in an airship," remarked the man who was taking his first ride through the clouds, i "What is that?" asked the Inventor "There Is no danger of being run over by an automobile." Chlvage News. Reference!! Ladd It Tilton. Portland: U. S. National Hank, Portland; Bank of California S..n FToncisco; Croeker Wool worth National Bank. San Fran cisco. j Members Chicago Board of Trade. San Francisco Produce Exchange, Ban Fran cisco Stoc . and Bond Exchange. Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton. 3an Francisco Office: 430 California SL 101 Third Street PORTLAND. OR. HE HUD INDIAN'S OVERCOAT iS in l a ut Unity ti 1 lc "l .g.i. I un.M ' M the lesiH fr i t itniriPKI lOh t" tht " koll( bf 4 ' . I " Ui 'r it wrh muinolauurttt i f I Indian H lin Iti ' refidinm 1 ik hr ht -I 4trti n t r ri t V' 41' ' I(M kd (ht" I fcrnd K lo w n.imit'H jonf " hpin rt u.t.fti-. -'4 t'H f nil m -"m" J,.n ktnbe. rxprr- fr. PL N OLE TON WOOLEN MILLS. LEGAL NOTICES, IS Til K COTNTY (XJt'RT OF THE Stale of Oregon, for Multnomah County. In the Matter of the Estate of 1.. W. Wallace. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that J. N. Teal, executor of tile estate of L. W. Wallace, deceased, has Hied In the County Court of the State of Oregon, tyr Multnomah I'ounty. his final account and report as such executor: and said courC lias by order duly made and eptered heroin, ap pointed Tuesday, the !tli day of Deeeni bel . lilllL'. at the hour of 2 o'l loek p. m., 111 the courtroom of said court in the City of Portland County of .Multnomah. State of Oregon, as I he lime and piace for heal ing onieetions tj said account and the sett lenient of the Mil inc. J. N. TEAL, Executor. Hated November 5. IHU. IN ...Xl.LH COCNTY.r Tul.'RT TfM" THE Stale of Oregon for the Count) of Mult lumi.ali. . In, the Matter of the Estate of Ivan It. Dawson, Deceased. V..1-..... I......le- ..h ..1. lie, 1 1 V 'I', -.1 I executor of the estate of L. V. Wallace. deceased, has liled in the County Court of- the Slate f- Oregon. ?( Multnomah Count y. -tor and on tichtil of 1. Wi- Wal lace, a report as and for the tinal report of the said I.. Y. Wallace as executor of the estate of I , an R. Dawson, deceased, and the said court has by order ilulv made and i-itteied herein, appointed Tuesday, the Hlh day or December V.'O-'. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.. it t the courtroom of said cduri. in the City of Portland. Multnomah County. State of Oregon, as tile time and place for hearing objections lo said account and tile settlement oi the Mime. J N. Teal . Executor of the Estate of I.. U". Wal lace, lieccasid. I : 1 1 . .1 November 6. IPH2. e 11 ' 1 JMWHWWMsWWWWIWWIWIt For Kidnev et maaaer troubles. J Cures in ; 48Hours; URINARY I m mm. J DISCHARGES; Each Capsule TX ! bears the nameaaVDUsy , emart aj counter j-ixm wVrAW!AAAVSAAfflfVWVSAfWVAAWr BANKS. 1 NIT El STATUS NATIONAL HANK of Purtlar.d, Oregon Northwest corner Third and Oak Sts. Trimsavta-a Kc.uet.ai. buwkiu..bU)iiiutsiC. . . DRAH I 8 -lSSl.ED.JUaUitble. tu.itiUe ofUie' 1 ulled States a 1 fa Europe, Hong Kong and Manila. NO INTEREST PAID ON TIME DE POSITS. President J. C AINSWORTII Vice-President . H. AYKR Cashiei F C MILLER Assistant Cashie! R. W. SCilMEF.R Assistant CasJiier, A. M. Uhlli'l LADD Oc TIL'ION. BANKERS Estaolished In Pv59. Interest allowed on time detioslta. Collections made at all points on fa vorable terms. Letters of credit issued available In Europe and all points la Hie I'nlted States. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans- ters sum ui. iw awir... t aiugion, IlilaiCU. St. Louis. uenver. Omaha. San Francisco and various points ilfil. In Oregon, Washington, Idaho, .Montana and British Columbia. . Exchange sold on London, Porta, Ber lin, Franklort, Hong Kong. Yokohama, Manila and Honolulu. CANADIAN BANK Or" COMMERCE. With which ia amalgamated THE BANK OF fcRlTiSU COLI VRL4. Capital paid up ts.OM.UOl Reserve i.WJO.WU ' . Transacts a general banking business. NSAVINOS BANK DEPARTMENT. Acfeot.nts opened for s'lin of Jpj and up- wards, and interest allowed on mini- T,m ,nniKiv h!nnr-p n.iu .... ' oioHnrt. S44 Washinrtann t E. A. WYLD. Manager. LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO BANK LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce Building, Third and Stark streets. Head office. 55 Old $Jroad street, Lon don, v This bank transacts' 4tvgenefal bant ing business, makes laasa, . discount bills and issues letters of credit avail, able for travelers and for vthe pur chase of merchandise in anv clty of the world. Deals In foreign and do mestic exchange. Interest paid on time deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. MERCHANTS' VATTONAL BANfc PORTLAND. OR. J Frank Watson President R. L. Durham Vice-President R. W. Hoyt Cashier Geo, W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK INT? BT-8INESS Drafts and letters of credit Issued available, to all patta of the world. -Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought. MORRIS WHITEHEAD BANKERS AND INVESTMENTS. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS. '"MlRTLtMli OR. 5 Hon. Denuyfer (o. 0m 7V, 5 T RAILROAD TIME TaIlI.' .aT '7i-lu?ZZT'3 east 'mBk soutrt - r ' ' Pp " J! f if -TAi "n if ' "J" aa Lev anion Dattot. j ArtTe7 -t - PRESS , TMAIN , ' I n-tn rv-, for SaJem, Ros- . 8.30 pan ,bura, Ashiand. Sao-;7: . ramento, 04ia,i , San Francisco, Mo-: lave. Lam Angsles, El Paso. New Of leans and His East. 30 a.n iMornlug trap tan- 7:00.1 beets at Woodbutn daily te-:cept Sun day), mornirta train for Mt. Angei SU veiWi. Browns ville. Springfield iWendllng and Nai rn Ibany passenger,., 4 00 n rr, I, Connects at Woo4 Luiu with ML AB Ri I ai.J Silvcrton ''ocnl. 10:t0 1 30 a m ' ,1 1 aihs I " p.m shei :dan passenger. S:89p.tt passenger, ill :M a.m Dally. Dally except Sunday. Portland-Oswego Suburban Servlca an4 Yamhill Division. Lkot Foot of Jefferson StreaL ' Lave Portland daily for Oswego ftt 7:0 a. m.; 12:30. l:5i, i:26. 4:40. :2S. !: p' m,' P&'y except Sunday. 6:S0; :40 a. m.; 5:05. 11:30 p. m. Sunday only. :W) a. m. Returning from Oswego an lv Port daj'y 8:30 a. m.. 1:85. I 10. 4:10. f:t. 7:40, 10.00 p. m. Daily except Sunday 8:35, 9:30, 10:50 a. m. Except Monday 12:4) a. m. Sunday only 10:05 a. nv Lave from same depot for Dallas and Intermediate points daily eKCcpt Sunda bM p. m. Arrive Portland :30 a. m. The Independence-Monmouth Motor Line operates dally to Monmouth and Airlle. connecting with Southern Paeifta Company's trains at Dallas and Independ ence. Rebate tickets on sale between Port land. .Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates J 17.50 first class and $14 second class. Second class includes sleeper, Aral class does not. Tickets to Eastern points and Europel also Japan, China. Honolulu and AIM" Iralla. City Ticket Office corner Third and Washington streets. Phone Main 711 ' C. W. STINGER, W B. COMAN. City Ticket AgenL Oen. Pas. Aft Oregon,. THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST UNION PltPOT. Leave .(?-. tlllCAUU-rUHTl.ANPj SPEC1AU :am 4 JO p oa" Dally For tlie lias.1 via Hunt- Daily tugton. SPOKANE FLYER, For Eaeterts Vafihtng too, W alia Walla, Lw ision, Coeur d'Aleno and n;eat Northern I:1S p m Dally 7:00 am Daily points. I ATLANTIC EXPRESS.! U w m For the East via Hunt- nM,, 8 10 a m Dally lngton. ' RIVER SCHEDULE. Columbia River Division. FOR ASTORIA and :uu n m ASTORIA way points, connecting Daily ' 5 D m" uiih str. tor llwaco and ex Sun. Dally North Beach, str. T. J Sat. 10 ex Sun.. Potter, Asli-sl. dock p in - Willamette River Division. ! litiiilil FOR SALEM. Corvnllts,;45 a m ti:00.p m Ind wav iioints. steamer,-"1"'-. Ruth. -ii-st. dock. i;:',"-' jtrl. Yamhill River Route. rues.. Thurs., Sat. - FOR DAYTON. Oregon) 7 00 a m U :00 n.ia City and IHUi.'iill Riiei . i points, st r. Elmore. Ash! Tuc 3. Mon., street dock. (Water permitting.) I Thura., Sat. Wed., FrL Snake River Route. Foil LEWIS TON. Ida.. 'About and way points, n otii maa mir iparta, asn., sii.mii- Lraii.- :nilv iai v -tj' r.e ers Spokane and Lew- -Blu' m iston TICKET OFFICE. Third and Waahig ton. Telephone. ' Main JiX -,r.:.PjORTUNir.ArTlC STEAMSHIP CO. For Tokohama and Hong 'Kong, calling at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nlhi. Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. IXDKAVELH SAILS ABOUT NOV. $8. ,- For rates and full information call on) or address officials or agents of tb (X 11. 1 N. fNo. TIME CAfcD OP TRAINS PORTLAND: Departs. Arrives. - ! 7:25 a m. 1 1:15 p. m. Puget Sound Limit ed, for Taconia: Si--aitle. Olj mpia South. Fend and -Gray's llaibor jioints. North Coast Limit ed, for Taeoma. Se attle. Spokane. liutte. St. Paul. Minneapo- 00 p. m. 7:00 a. m. I il's , V. '."' 1 11 V Bo!l am, na 'J points East and , Southeast Twin-nty Express, for Tacimiu. Seattle Stsikane. Helena, i-'t Paul. MiniieaiHilia 1145 p m. IS p. in. Chicago, New YmK. Poston ami all points ' East and Southe:it.: Xuitli Coast-Kan-ms- 1 1 'it -St. Louis Spe cial, for Tai-oma. Si -a t le. Spoknr.e Butte , PHlllrgs. D e n v e r,! o .()fi m Otnaha. Kansas City. 1 ' St Louis and all poiurs East ., and, Southeast. i :.oo a. m. All trains dailv except on South Rend branch. A D. CIARJrON. . . Assistant General Passenger AgenL iiM Motiiscu st., corner Third. Portland. Oivgon. INSTINCT OF THE MUDFISH.' The remarkable instinct of the mud fish tu. jroJl himaulL-tn-aJaH of muil m lieiy. the dry season appioachea ts a wonder ful piovlsion of Ndtnre Intended iol.l, it wnuhl sn in. to pi-ev the .txtlnction of the species. The most Intorentln fiiet about this fish Is that Mtx brtatlies by . teeaus of Its ills when In Jm natua element' and by mean liini .during lit voluntary Imprisonment In the1 thud et oonn t.f l-iil Cb.frw " i sis? ';xil,:t :-i--. v
