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1 '".'V ' . - TIIE ' OREGON DAILY JOURK'AXj, P&KTIiA2I, TTTESDAT l!:TTINTNrG DECE31BEK. 91902: - v '. Tee Oj&gon DAJoyim NEW TODAY. : ?FQR ads In clsstlfled column of ''Sit uaticns Wanted.' "Male", or "Female, THE JOURNAL Will make v " charge. Bring or send ad copy (O JOAJRriAU OT ... Tice. ; - -.1 t -. - . - :- - HI LP WANXEDFEalALaV WAeJTKD lit women. Blnca old Dr. Kessler " - return tlier fair been treatinir . ST womes tUx is tb kitUaa' departtaout. heic ;t 40 mure. Call or writ fur hum sya- ;. t.Jn. , Knetoae 10 a cent stamp. - Adores BU - Luis Medical and Kurgteal inpenry, ear, nm ana Yamhill at., foruawl. we. kX W All TED K ALE. WANTED- B. E. LA BO BE It S for Nevada.' WashlnrU and Orgus; wages, $2 ap; trea for; also ether wur. v, it. usaseu,. vo o Joru awe opo w. ....... WASTED AOENTB, WIS- DKSIltK MANAGERS in every city and eunmy lu Oregon tu represent a proposition walua ivnula tu people- who wish to ova --.their ana boma. - tS. 8. , Street. -N. Soft Mark at.' - AGENTS send' IS rente. Staines to Scott' "Agency, 'box--SOS. Portland, Or., for ' red-hot . nrucic ana iler .that win make yea iugn m .,uu cry; . . SITUATIONS, -WANTEDMALE. .WASTErv-By two youag-ma,' wor t ay- tniuit; wort together- or aeparate. rranx o. Jouee, Stm'L C. We'Mh. TOT First -at. WANTED Position by experienced' collector salury reasonable, with some agricultural of other arm on the rood, to begin -Menu ary i, urn. Aiiareas box ot, xne panel, Uf EXPERIENCED bookkeeper would like eel ot book to work on one bait day or evenings: Temporary work Solicited. 1 IT, car Journal! SITUATION wanted or a young man; undtr- stunus tvnorrapuy; uta naa ouce experinee, audresa it IS. care Journal. SITUATION, by. married man (no children), at Huueriuteudent or foreman or aairy, suea. fruit or e-rain ranch: thoroughly competent to take full charge ot either; -beat ot refer- , eneea; atrictiy sober ana reuaoie. u i. care Jeornal. WANTED Situation by young man of good i nr.rjirs: nermancut amnborment. vrner raitn fill aerrice will eonnt; lumber bnaineaa pre- Terred, either in otuce or otnoe ana yarti work cuuitine.a. 8 IT, cere Journal. MAN wanfa' any kind of work. Addreaa B6 -u, care tfuurnai. ' EXPERIENCED man wanu reference. Addren Box place aa Janitor i O. rare Journal. SITUATION WANTED FEMALE. CAPABLE woman aeeka employment aa Beam' atreeft, trarelinc companion, nuree to lnralld or child; would take charge of bouaehold during abaeuce or aickneaa of owner; good Tity reterncea. w 10, care journal. EMKHGENCY HELP A lady will work a few loc;''-enscratftds 'femw kaeetogy aewifur end . wiu oe generally aaeiui. Viy, uranu aye. ruuw ocoiE nil. SITUATION WANTED By refined, educated young lady, experienced name; would car :f.,r child or lnraUd. l'amhlll. Phone jtlanji, Wi ' ' - - A YOUNU LADY wiahea a poattloa where ah can -take charge of a rooming honae;- no on- jcetioua to leaving city. it, care journal. WANTED By reapoualble middle-aged woman. cuarg or roomuig nouae or otner ainuiar aitlon. Addreaa N 16. care Journal. WANTED Poaltlon, by young lady in confec tionery atore; first claaa reference 8 year . experience. J IT, care JonrnaL WOMAN want day work. Phone between and 8 -eny day but Tueaday and Thursday, t'hone went WANTED Situation by competent woman to take charge of rooming bouae. Addreaa 19. care Journal. WANTED Day work by a competent woman. Tftf.NO LADY would like aome kind T. office work- to do. E IT, care Journal. WOMAN wanu waablng and cleaning by the day. rnone Ked IBM. YOUNG LADY would like poaltlon a goTeruena. - r a.-eafe journal. - . .-- m FAMILY waablng by day or half day. Front 2830. Phone WANTED Work by the day. 4!T Phone Front , B.XI'KRIKM'Kl) younc Udy bookkeeDcr dealfea PQMition; wholeeule or committalou. - houaa pre icrreat eity rerereaeee. . Addreaa g lev 1 Journal, AN KDrCATED Udy of good addreaa would line position aa caanier or aasmtant boot keeper. Phone Bua 1W7, or addreaa H 18. onre Joarnat BXPKKJ ENTKI). acenrate atanoarrapber would like piecework TenkQgs. or letter to write for commercial men. Phone West zHtxi. STENOGRAPHER of 10 years' experience In law, commercial and railroad bnaineaa, want poaltlon; no cheap Joba. H 19, care Journal. COMPETENT and experienced atenograpfaer de sire poaltlon; moderate aalary; beat of ref erences, v itf. care journal. WANTED Poaltlon aa bookkeeper; will in sure good work or ne remittance. Phone 318 Front. , EXPERIENCED young lady atei iher d onrnal. slrea poaltlon; rererencea. LOMIKS-HO0SEB. TUB COSMOS -itb and Morrison, furnished hiueekeeplng suites, aaitea and slogl rooms; i per wee a ana up. THE -LOCKWOOD. 861 M. -kforrlaon at Tnr. nlahed rooms; transient. Phone Oregon 8. 0tJ. THE CA8TI.B S71 Wash.; rooaa. -for gentle men; Transient, 'jer; ontn 71. itarv nnh- .t,jm milni IdV T1iltd.and,,WAanlBga.a fAXTON. BEACH A 8IM0N, 610 CbaBeerNi Commerea. WM. HELD, ATTORNEY-AT -LAW. room , Alna- wortj mug., inira ana uax. - aJEO, JT. CAMERON, ATTORNBT-AT-LAW, TU vutuiwr vi mmerce, rortianq, or. N. MOSRgSOHN. T22 Chamher of Oommeroe. ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. EMPIRE SPECIALTY CO.. adrartlalng anedaK flea and alirna. siKt Stark at. N r BANJO, MANDOLIaT AND OTJTTAJt. re VKEE ITIB or INSTRnMENTS, Wanted piayerw tor ciuD. rial. Webber, .Jnetxqctor, Marqnam bldg. BAHOINO AND LIGHTERING; OREGON ROUND LUMBER CO.,- ll Bnrnald l. Hum t,rant lirj. BUILDINO MATERIALS. CHE J. UcCRAKEN CO. Wholesale dealer la building matariala. 1S1-23S Pine at. '' " ' ; BIIXlAaD PARLORS. THE NARRAOANSETT BILLIARD PASLOisT 133 Oth at. Ofllce Brown a Orchestra. CAFES. lATES' PLACE, a Washington at. Phone 8.' Z8H1. -Mell Tate, prop. Portland. Or. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ' JU.M-FTMf, eiaawacte. grader end ex caTarer. gej E. atb at. Phone Union 21. CVKIOB. UN SOON urK CO., tea, matflnga; Japaaesa carlo,- carpet, ruga. 247 YamnUL' JH SAN IWOO CO.-Wfaolea.le and ."retail ..bsmnw. ftrrnitnre, Wt Moirlson at. OARD EMQRAYEBS. WEDDINO AND VI8ITINU lunni 'toe bid,. Ce-., Third Boot, 'tSTt: CARPENTERS AND BuTLDERiT 12 "S"?. n5 lre Axture built" and ClS-" iterlB D repair aeaei.?7i52 U.. 8. BtAKNEY, carpenter and botlder- tl- CEREAL MILLS. iCMB TJOLlA -OManf Acme cereaw. ZO and XI N. -Kroafr-at. " r. JOHNSON 'A Co.. manofactorer' Pearlae Health oefwkv 1.12-4 Front ,Z , CORNKJB 6KTLIOHTS. METAL HfwYLlGHTS, galranlaed Iron i. U Balav, SU aVaoad tu. '1ft ' ilta:iKM itdi CO. j dwler la aU, lad of coai ana Wood, Morrison at. V LLC AN COAL CO., WHOLESALB IEAL- ar . oear eoaias -. rjundry and smelter coke . CHIROPODY AND MAJilCDRINO. . MITCHELL., Cblroiwdiat. Knight Shoe .Store. 2U4 Wash. at. . Pbon Hood T28. ' TUB DaWENYS, the only ecientin chiropodist in the eity. Parlor 30-S Atlsky faldg. ThU I la the long-haired g eutleauuv 7 want ta ClfeARS 4.ND TOBACCO. Slatrtbaten' ef. ' ; - riKB. CIOARS. '-v Port uaa. oregoa. SMOKE Ouft OWN WIXTt i RB Can't be beat. Slg Bichel t: Co.. 1(2 Third at. 1 - DENTISTS, THEODORE S. THOMPSON, 60-tl Waaeingtoa ' bide... Waahlngtoa and Voartb ata. . . fbon K Hood !. , f-1 ;.-';'"'-' - DR. CBAB. T, PRBHN, Tltallaed air foe pain less extracting, Hamilton bmit; DEVELOPING AND FINIBHINtt. WB FRAME- PICTURES- ' ' Padfle Picture PUce. - (181 ' Morrison t. DRPOeiSTS., FRANK J.STREIBIO. drag, toilet . article, oerfomee. B4t Washington St. . J-V 'ELECTRW . WORKS. PORTLAND ' ELECTRIC ii' .'WOEKaOrBce S5a. Btark at. Western Electric Worka, 805 l- Waah. at FARM LANDS, 23 CHOICE farm borne teade, one grata and fruit landa; near town and taliroad. Wm. Hawka, S0 Commerol! bldg. FREE SHINES. CLOTHES CLEANED and preaaed II per month. L'nlqon Tailoring Co. 84T Waah. HOTELS, HOTEL HLLVEDBUB. European plan,' Fourth and Alder ats. ' OA80LIN1 LAMPS. H, iW. MANNING, LlghUng and Supply Co! Latest improved gaaolln lamps, lwd Sixth street. Portland. Ore. ELECTRICAL MASSAGE. PROF. K. U EATON, electrical, electro-Tibra-tory and maaaag treatmenta sclentlileully Siren. AUaky bldg., 266V. Morrison at., room 13. Office phoue, . Red 190T. Hoar: to 12 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. m. FRAMING. WE FRAME PICTURES Paoiae Picture Place, 861 Morrison at. H AMMAN BATHS. JACK KINO, Serenth and.Waahlngton; fl Ham- nma-oatns-'oneqneiea m tg citf. GROCERIES, D. 0. BUBNS, 147 .8d at. One freah grocerlea at CHHb rieea. K0V8E FURNISHERS. HOME FURNISHERS Furniture," carpets, par- ior good, stores, etc. nee I. uevurrx a Bona, 1T3-1TS First, Z18-22& YambllL Both phone P04. ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY FECTIONERY irens of ice c aatlnirton st. LABBB A REBE, manufacturei and confectionery. 1U W IMPLEMENTS. PORTLAND IMPLEMENT CO., farm machinery and rebiclea. 1NW-1M rront at. INSURANCE. JAS. Mc. I. WOOD, Concord Bnildlng, Phone , 4T. , .pm MmMllJ!, .ixmnem, repm eat American Bonding xrust Co. Fire In surance. . PHILIP KENNEDY, lnsorance; resident agent Norwich nion Fire Insurance Sootety. Phone Sooth 1664. 48 Hamilton bldg. AETNA UF1K.IN8UBANCB CO. writes life, accident and employer liability Insurance. 818 Falling bldg ARTHUR WILSON, Sherlock Bnildlng, Pbona luw, represents the Alliance and the 1008, rep Ota the Alliance and Home Fire and Marine Insurance Companlea. ISAAC L. WHITE, FIRE INSURANCE. 22S Sherlock Bldg. Oregon phone Mam J08. JoilN KELLY, general Insurance agent Colum- pia D1QK-, &.iVi inirq st. JEWELERS. THE L. C. HENRICHSBN CO., jawsler and opticians, waanington at. THE 0. HEITKBMPER CO., maaafactnrtng Jew elers, xno Horriaoa St. - A. WRIGHT, the Iowa Jeweler, 288 Mor rison at. GEO. 0. BRANDENBURG A CO.. Engraven. aig. jewelers, na ga it. rnone Hood 37 J. A. BECK, watch ea, dtamonda. Jewelry, 2bT Morrison at. Repairing a : aoeHaltx., LADIES' TAILORS. LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, cloaka and capes, aeeoraeoa pUlte. AppUqu work peclalty. Stephana. 280 Alder. LAUNDRIES. nr.KiN mwr.r4 rtafr.v n-Mk , w fl per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40-42 n. ftiatn st. Tel. eio. TOWELS, SOAP, COMB AND BRUSH, fl per iiion, it. uieiun Ltsunnry uo. fnnne B. 13. LIVERY AMD FEED STABLES. FHAS1EB McLEAN .Livery nd feed tanie. no, to son oth at., cor, Taylor. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS AND BROKERS. KELLX-CLABKB VCO. Manufaetunr' agents ami merchandise broken; leaaoaa Orarland wrehoue. Oflice No. 4 Vine at. Main 1055. MINING AND MINE PROMOTERS. SESSIONS, A SIMPSON, mining and mine pro- ni"i-f-. iv-,ut a. minnv or tommeree. MASSAGE. MDMB. f H. B. ' ELY, dermntologlat, maaaagoi electrle -rreatmenta, 1HU, ,Flrt at. MACHINERY. TRBNKMAN A CO.. mining, aawmlll logging macuuiery, uyurauue. pipe cavtiug 01 all kind repaired. 104 N. Fourth st. MILLINERY. MISS A. L. JOROENSEN, Importer and dealer in French millinery. 291 Morrison at. MODEL-MAKER. FOR FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING go to Andy Frit, machinist and model-maker. TIP Oth at. MINING ENGINEER AND ASSAYERS. MONTANA ASSAY OrFICB. SOS Stark st Kx- perm on aaaiyaia coais. mineral, rock, .Bin eral -water. J. T. Gere,- Mgr. J. H. PTSK. Mining ' Engineer and laurar. 204 1-2 Washington at Phone Clay S21. MORTOAGK LOANS. ON IMPROVED city and f eat rerrent rate; bonding loan, taatanmeat loan. Wat. McMasten, i, au Woreeatar bldg. LOANS city nranerf trd x i9reio4 farxn- Jng ismas in-oreaon and- Washington, AddIv MONEY SO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN, sums to salt: Bete cashed. Dr. Darling, room t, Cambridge bids. Third and MorrieoB. MONEY TO LOAN, small auBMnta, short or. sog tlm. J..H.rBawiey, 8 Chant. f Cony MONEY TO LOAN oa city lot and lmprored '"- n- - oamm as vo.t ea Btara at V A. HATHAWAY Money to loaa. 10 Vaaa- lngton bldg- Phone Hood 418- - NATAL ARCHTTEOT. FRED A. BALLIN, 48 Sco4 t. TL Oak TS. navai arcaiteea ana mectianical enaiaeer. OVBSALLA. B0R8OP THE j BO AD OV KB ALLS aad mecfasB- ea- twining. sten ia every ewtall, Na tadHer Pro., Mfrra. Portia ad. Or. PIANO LESSONS. W. GIFFORD RASH. 10S 10th at. taraai BpoB oo al and weea.- 4' t)PTI(nAK8.' i DELA B. HOWARD, refrsetlonUt, rooma &hi. Russell bldg., cor. Fourth and Morrison at. DR. M. DALLAS, refractlnar optician. 218- 218 Falling bldg. Tnird and waahtngtoa ta. PIANO TVXING. GEO. ANDERSON, expert piano tuner; tuning, : bracing: action regulating a eDeeUltr; Planus i kept ia tan by the year. Leara order ear Allan. Gilbert Raaaakaa? Oo. Phone Main 31. PLAITING AND PINKING. yi88 0. GOULD, aoeordloa knife plaiting and - pinking; a team process; no not trou; 'abort notice. Sftl Marouana bldg. - . . - - ' SEAL EBTATlr FOB SALE FARMS ' Impreeed farma for Bale la all parts et Oregon and Waablng tea; payments made to eult purchaser, for - foil particular a to varloua properties, apply te Wm. McMtater, Sll Worcester bldg. MAXWELL KNAPP ' REAL EHTATE. "' Room 2. Cbamber of Commerce Bnildlng. PHOTOGRAPHERS. B. W. MOORB, crayon and oil portrait. Third - and Waahlngtoa at. PLUMBERS. TAYLOR A STANTON, plumbing and.ateaa flttln M Sixth at. PERSONAL. MBS. OLBOCK hss opened maceaae and maal- ng Bar lot in Ablngtoa bldg., room 424; satisfaction anaranteed. suction guaranteed. A Via al will oon Tine. Phone Red 86. MME. ASA HOLMES, Complexion. Hair. Skin and Scalp Bpeclaliat, may be eonaalted daily free. 311 Morrison at. ALL CUT-BATS subscriptions and club cora . blnatlon oa periodica la at Job' Book Store, 11 Alder et., Portland, Or. ASTROLOGY iHbt your Ufa read by scien tific Eastern Astrologer; adrlc oa bullae. 8 Park et. "UNCLE MYERS," the pioneer money-lender, 148 Third. near Alder, sell diamond, watches. Jewelry half regnlac (tore price. Country order attended to. t USB AND YOU WILL OBTAIN BEST RESULTS from Western raa or gasoline mantels. CAPS' K RATE. 122 Btxth at. erred at all hour. A One lunch MISS EMMA R. MACKIB. masseuse, teacher physical culture. 41T Ablngton bldg. BLAZIEB'S. 24S First at; free concert erery evening. PALMIST. MRS. C. CORNELIUS, AUaky bldg.. Third and Morison: ait tines daily. Hood 408. ROPE. PORTLAND CORDAGE- CO., cor. -Northup n.. Portland, Ore. 14th and RUBBER STAMPS. BUSBY A LEASH CO. Rubber Btampa. Seals. Btencll. etc.. 41T The Dektira. STEAM CLEANING AND DYEING. RELIABLE TAILORING CO.W steam, clean and dye clothes; sponge, press, repair ladle' kirta and jackets. Thoue Hood 858. H. Kaufman. 184 Third. SAFES. HALL SAKE, ataudard of the world; aafea Bold on easy payments; trade your old aare xor a new one. Norria Safe A Lock o 91 First at BUY YOUR SAFE of J. E. Darla. Your repairs Third at. and lockout aafely done. So SHOWCASES. R. LUTKE A CO., successors to Dixon, Borge- ... tm-i noyt sta. - BLOT MACHINES. TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE) 00.--Slot machines. 343 Wash. Or. Phone 1301; V.l. 5T0. SPECIAL' SELTVEH Y. - POST SPECIAL DELIVERY. No. 200 1-2 Wash ington at. Pbonea. Ore. Main 962,Ool. 261. bTORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. PICK, office 88 First St., between Btark and Oak ata. ; phone AIMS, llano and furni ture morcd and paeked for ahipping; com modious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay ata. C. M. OLSON, piano morer. 128 Flnt at Furniture and TIMBER LANDS. ACT QUICK 2T timber claims, cruise 2,000,000 to 6,000,000 to the quarter rection.; reliable cruisers; fees reasonable. Win .liawka, 800 Commercial nirig. TONTINE LOAN. TONTINBXOAN A SECURITY CO., 80-31 Ham' ilton bldg, J. 0. Eggleaton. aupt. TYPEWRITERS. THE SMITH-PREMIER TYPEWRITER. 122 Third street. All make of typewriters rent. Bupplle for all machine. LAM. AJejnjnneMjjeent WALL-PAPER. . . : H. P. CHRISTKNSEN, wsU paperer and palnte.1 141 Berenth St., corner A 1I ,lder. ERNEST MILLER A CO., wall paper and dee- orator. 12 I-lmt st. WHOLESALE CROCKERY. AND .OLAMWABE. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND G LASS W ARB. Prael Hegele A Co., 100 to 10A nth. cor. Btark. WHOLESALE HARDWARE J. B. HtASRLTINB A CO.. Iron, steel, eoal and MackamUh a anpplle. 4fi. ol Second at. WHOLESALE GROCERS. WADHAMS A CO., wboleaale grocen. mann facturera and commission merchants, 64 and oo r root at. ALLEN A ETEW13, wholesals grocers, Port land, Ore. MASON, EHRMAN A CO., wholesale grocen. N. W. Corner Second and Pln at. LANO A CO.. Flnt and Ankeni- streets. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. FLEISCHNER,' MAYER A CO. Pioneer menu faetarere of shirt and ereralls. No. 20 Front and First sr. Portland, or. WHOLESALE LEATHER 800DS. W. H. McMONIES A CO., wboleaale aaddlea, hamo. leather goods. K3 Front t. WHOLESALE WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL . PAPER CO.; 184-tr Second t.. bet. Yamhill and Taylor. Portlend. Or. WHERE TO DINE. SATISFY your palate by a plate of Eastern oyaters for 2fic. t the West Coast Oyster Parlor. , 143 Seventh St.. near Alder. We own our oyster beds. THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT for French din - nen wl th wine, 6oe.- 1118 tit th -st; STROUSB'S RESTAURANT; first -cUas meals. best errlc. 22 Washington t. - LfOAL NOTKlaL. LEWIS MARX has parehaMd th interest ef W. H. Gubertaoa ia th firm of Marx A GilbertaoB. Th firm name will now be known aa Lewie Marx, 2S4 Alder atreet Llabllitl and asset assumed by Lewi Marx. December 6, 1002. Refer noeeLadd THton. Portland; TJ. , B. National Hank Portland; Bank ef California Saa Francis oo; Crocker Wool worth National Baank. Baa Fran- Bteiht) si a ... Chicago' Board ef Trada. Baa Francisco Produce Exchange. Saa Waa Cisco Stoc- and Bond xlauihaage. Crams, Provisions, Stocks. Bonds !':"" : 'ahdrCottoh." ' " J:'-J:ri San rrncioo Offlca: lOJ Third Street ,Mt CsvlUornU St. timUOWk OB, tsoo. SOOALM'tff rm CHRISTIANITY H.Se Wallace Expounds a New - ' Celt in Portland. Bare-. H. B. Wallaoe, the organiser and president, of the Co-Operatlv Christian Federation, Methodlat preacher, has returned from A six-months' tour through the East In the Mitereat of the Federation, and lecturitvr -hrhwianocialiam. Ha traveled Va far Saat aa New York City and found aom t.000 or 4,000 peopla ready to com to Oregon and become members of this Federation, acd la now waiting to adjust som matters of the Corvallis At Southern sauroad, and while watting has begun regular meeting In the Burk haxdt HalU corner of Union avenue and Kaat Bumaida street. He preached last Bundar morning and evening. Mn, Wallace fearlessly advocates Chris. Uaa BoolaUana In hla pulpit, and will no doubt' attract Socialists and students of social economics. He argues that Social lam and the ethici of Jesus are practically one and toe same. ' Last Sunday his theme was, "Is the Kingdom of God and Hla Government of Mao On Earth Socialistic?" The Ques tion Is Socialism In harmony- with the principles and laws of the Kingdom of God. The meetings will be continued every Bunday morning and evening, and the constant theme Is to be the Kingdom of , God on earth and the practice of the thica of Jesus. Sunday School Is to be organised and music made a special fea ture. Questions asked from the audience will be answered froi the pulpit each There Is no- creed confeaaion or cove nant, and ,no . organisation to loin. Mr. Wallace, In his. private belief and public preaching, la orthodox:. BANES. UNITED STATES. NATIONAL RANK ef Portland, Oregon. Northwest ooruur Third and Oak ats. Transacts a general banking bnaineaa. DRAFTS D3SUKD, available in ail cities of the United Stataa and Europe, JHoag Kong ami aianii. NO INTEREST PAID ON TIMB DEPOSITS. President J. C. AIN8W0RTH Vice-President W. B. AYElt Cashier - F. C. MILLER Aaalaunt Cashier.. .......K. W. 8CHMKKR Aasiatant Caahler ,...A. M. WRIGHT LADO A T1LTON, BANKERS. Etablljhed in 1850. . Interest ailowed OS time deposits. Collection made at all points on farorabl : term. Letter of credit tnaued aralUbl Is Europe and all points In the United States. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfer sold la New lark, Washington, Chicago, St. Louis, Denver,, Omaha, Han Francisco and rarlou point ia Oregon, Waahlngtoa, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. Exchange 6id en Loudon, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort, Hong Along, lokebama, Manila and Honolulu. CANADIAN BANK OK COMMERCE. . With which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up- 18.UUO.OO0 - Reserve 2.000,000 Transacts a general banaing bualneaa. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. AccounUl opened for sum ot $10 and up wards, aun interest allowed on minimum monthly balance. Kates oa application. 244 Washington at , 'B. A. WYLD, Manager. LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO BANK, LiM ... . , . fJWft. . - -. Chamber of Oommerca Building, Third and Btark Street. Head office, 6 .Old Broad atreet, London. This bunk transacts a general banking bnai neaa, makes loans, discounts bill and iasnen letters df credit srallablfor travelers and fur Ui pnrchaa ot morrhandla in any city of the world. Deals in foreign and domaatld exchange. Interest paid eh time deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. PORTLAND, OR. 3. Prank Wataon .............President It. L. Durham ................ Vice-President II. W. Hoyt ...ti. ....Caahiur Ueo. W. Hoyt .Assistant Caahler TRANSACTS . A GENERAL BANKING BUSI NESS. Draft and letter of credit Issued arallabla to all parte of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dost booght MORRIS A WHITEHEAD BANKERS. INVESTMENTS. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS. PORTLAND. ORE. BUYER'S DIRECTORY Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., London Cork Tipped x -Cigarettes, 25c Foelier & O'Neill, Sole Agents Chamber of Commerce. 301 Washington St., 49T Washington St. ; Just Like Finding It ,;, At least o our customers claim, that w an aavltig raem from 10 to 20 --er cent each month on then- groeeryMUa. Honaekeepen would do well to make out their Ut- of up jillea for a month, and call and gat our prices and- loua orer our stack. Gooda delivered free. Call and aee (or yourself, or call Main Tod oa th pbon. '- RICHET COMPANY.' 114 Front St-, cor. Waahlngtoa. G. 0. RIDER, maker of violins sad sll kind of stringed Instrument; all kinds of repair ing. Room 36 Bunnell bltfg-. 4th and Morrison. HEWILDINDLIV'J OYtRCQAT na taBfcgB ia Wsewtfalvy S aaiaat rfri ifS lh ItCWMtil f4 it Indl-SH Ccrasr '' Is ttta csrag m pf ot evrsiarnaaiMatw MtllM "hoftar fctB "' Vgrr im ariiy Maavf art urtra of rrst T)iar) KwWs fcvwrf la4lFta " wb n ei ik ftfrMt wo4 n4 4)4 't tret If mm eVattK Kasn 4ockl thwm rrt. MtM M f sag. . ens feysyr X 4 ' kliwva caaj '!) MM rext f ff ' Marfan. asrr syratMi ! to C4rv Iris PENDLtTQM WOOtBN flUIXfy PiMtta, On. THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT CHANUE OF CARS BETWEEK :fc.wV,-wa.aii.!,wIj :3 -AND- CHICAGO BUN OTXX CHlCAGa:&ilNORTHi WESTERN RY, 1 TIME 70 HOURS TO CHICAGO General Agent, C, ft K. W. lUUwsjr. il. aakiSag PORTLAND 53 Third St PORTLAND, OR h. : - mr sr ar - - a, ALDINA aa FINISH IN -TWO WEEKS i Hanajcf Swigcrt Says' Cars Will Soon Run ST. JOHNS 5Y .CIIRISTBaAS Cars WiU Be Largest In Qty and Will Have Air Brakes . Manager C. F. Swigert of ths City St Snburbsn Railway Company says that ha will have the new St. Johns, electrio oars running' on that division by Christ mas and perhaps a few days before. "Ths ' only, trouble w are now hav ing," said Mr. Swigert, "ta the uncer tainty of the weather. On- thla account w are very- much htam pared, in the stringing of wires. "The new St John oars will be among the largest in the cltfe They WIU seat 1 more passengers than the largeat oars we ,now have on any branch of .oar1 system. They will be open at each end for the convenience of those who car to smoke. One of the beat features of the new cars will be the air brake. By this method a car can be stopped In a much shorter distance than, by the old brake method and a great many accidents may therefore be averted. A NEW STATION. "The company is now building a large substation at the, corner of Michigan avenue and Killings worth atreet and the wwte.. 0? SOB-.pdctfcwi wi "fee-; nrstted "ft fast as it Is possible to do so. At this substation power for trre operation of the St. Johns branch will be generated. A large car barn will also be built at this point" Early next spring work will likely he begun on the extension of the Lower Alblna branch of the company up Miss issippi avenue and out to Ockley Green. When this line', is completed the St. Johns branch will have two outlets, one on the Upper and one on the Lower Albina lines. This arrangement will also give the residents of Multnomah Addition better street car facilities. CLOSING OF DRAWS Joseph Bachtci : Witt; Again Bring Matter Up. - Oreat Indignation Is being expressed by prominent Uast Side residents on ao- count of the attitude of the various steamboat men in the draw-closing matter. ' Some time last summer a committee was appointed by the East Side -Im provement Association for the purpose of designating certain hour during the day wrlen the draws of the bridges across ths Willamette will be closed. Joseph Buchtel was appointed chairman of the committee and he arranged a date for a meeting between the various river captains and himself In the office of the United States Enginee'r. At this meeting the captains stated that if the draws were closed a few hours a day that their business would be ruined and that they would have to leave the olty Mr. Buchtel contended: that the residents of the East and West Sides of the river had as much right In the matter as the steamboat men and that they were only asking for a very small concession on the part of the rlvar men. Mr. Buchtel did not think that th boats woud suffer much, if any, Inconvenience by being compelled to go and come at certain periods. The hour asked for the closing of the draws were between 8:30 and 7 a. m., 12 m. and i p. tn.,-.S to hs.-w.jv ra.-" After the meeting of Mr. Bucntet ana the river men the matter was referred to th- Vnlt4. State Engineer' for ht views and .to. rf erred .agftin to the Secretary of War. According to Mr. BSlchtel nothing has been heard of th matter since th meeting and he says that he will not let it drop now. 'The majority of th people," said Mr. Buchtel, "should have something to say In this matter. If they would leave it to a vote of the people, the draws would remain closed." SAVED FROM DEATH A G. -Street's Narrow Escape-Wound ' on 5hatt. But tot tha timely arrival of Charles Miller, O. Street aoaPloyed at ths Btliioa Milling Company", cower, TJnion' avenue and Belmont street, mlghtsxrow be In the nxM-gue instead of repoetrsjr a cot at the Good Samaritan Hospital, '. t Street was about to repair oriaof ths elevator spouts that had been- cloggdd up n and had jumped up on a board near .the H main Boachlnery .shaft' tor .thai nurpose. The shaft la located, about 10 feet oft the ground and about three feet from ths calling. . In aom manner Um leg ot Jjktfeat'.l.ovtraHs got caught -in the shaft,' end he was instantly drawn with reat force round and round. Charles MUleiva driver for the firm, came in at this moment, and seeing the. position of tits tmfortonata man, called for ths proprietor, Mr. Billion, who instantly- Shut off tha steam and stopped tha machinery. Street was rescued from his dangerous position and Or. M. X Fllnn called in to attend him.v On exam ination it was found that ths Injured man Had broken several bonea In the small of tha back by hi forced ride on tha shaft. At th hospital this morning his" condition was said to be Quite serious. , Old Resident Dies. ': . Jeaa sdoft a ploer of this sec tion, died, yesterday at his boma at Daar doff Batttemsnt, sear Oreabaaa, at the age of 78 year. Mrv DaardofTs .health Has beet failing slnos the daath of his wif about a rear ago. Ths body was Interred today fat tha SaUlexnatit Ceme tery. ' . IY lav - .Ml .iiiiiiisai I i.4 X -sasv -s. bw4 wv. IT 1 j SUPUDOS MRT" BURGER WAS LUCKY Gang of Seattle Crooks Try to 'Rob. WANTED TO LASSO THE BOSS Storekeeper's Attention , Was At tracted While Goods are Stolen. A. B. Burger considers himself a lucky man. . . Burger owns a hardware -store at 14 North Third street,, near Burnslde, He was about ' ready- to close up his business for the evening Saturday, when shortly bolero 11 oCclook tlfree men came in and anted to purchase some pocket knives. They were shown the goods, but nothing In the stock seemed to suit their fancy. Case after cone was taken, out and still the men were unsatisfied y For about It . minutes the men had Burtger do nothing ; but i show them knives'. At this period thre more men came in and wanted to buy harmoni cas. "How much are they?" was asked by one of the men. Another of the men began playing with a coll of one-Inch rope and making a noose threw it over the. head of one of his companions. This was kept up. for several minutes, each of the men trying a hand In the game. TRIED TO LASSO BOSS. "I think I can lasso the boas, too," said, one of th ropntlitowerftiJThg ex;v,urtAr"i;jcr'.;. ..r, .uH....-t. ,w nutiati'v kim , ufv n urn uj.iii Mil UUU 1UO air, but Burger seeing it coming ducked his head and the rope fell harmlessly to the floor. "Don't get too fresh," was Burger's retort. "I'm running this place, and If you cau't behave, get out. Burger says that he then accidentally dropped a large tool and when he stooped to pick It up all the men had disappeared and so had about half a dpsen of his tlneat knives. The men were- evidently members of the same gang. The police being noti fied said that it was probably the work of a gang of broke Seattle gamblers. ST. DAVID'S RECITAL Musical Program Rendered in New Structure Last Evening. A grand musical recitation was given Inst Evening at the new St. David's Church, East Twelfth and Belmont streets. .The exercises were under the direction of Prof. Qustavus Eseman, th program being ta follows: "Triumphal- March" .Thomas Kllner Professor Oustavus 'Eseman. Song "May Time" K Paolo Tostl Mias Helen Goes. Organ (a) "Tracmerel". . .K. Schumann (b) "ftemance" J. W. Hummel Professor Gustavus Eseman. V I., 1 1 ., - ,-,1 ,-, 'M.inirt-niHa' 1 ltn VI vnce, Ma Non Troppo, Presto," A op, 14 Tivadar NacheS George Anderson. Song "A lied Kose", .. .Frank Hastings Mrs. Albert Sheldon. Organ solo "Lento Con Expresslone" (from Violin and Piano Sonata) up. 2 -.Alfred Holmes 1. Eseman. Song "The Choir Invisible"...'...... .' Judge S. Bullock Song Selected Veteran male quartet, Judge S. Bul lock, director. Cornet solos--(a) "Holy City". ...Adams (b) "The Palms" i... Faure ' Dr. R. W. Benjamin. Bong "A Gypsy Maiden' .......... Mrs. Farns worth. Bass solo Selected .......a Jnmes M. Moore, Recitative and aria Ye i-eoole rend your hearts. r " it with fttt yonr'hirwtw-K Jaetwkusalia w. J. Hoason. , Quartet "Hush Thee, My Baliy".... - Mrs. -BeverMge; ' Mrs." Fleming, Judge Bullock, J; M. Moore. organ soio--seiectorj r: :.v;;rr. " G. Eseman. A large audience was present and the entire program was well received. The new church edifice was, not entirely com pleted in time for last evenln's per formance, but the work of completion Is being rushed. It is expected that It will be dedicated the first Sunday In the New Year. - In Justice Seton's Court. A. Shapiro has sued W. H. Jackson for the possession of a certain house and asks for the sum of $35 as damages, with Interest from November L 1802, and costs of bringing the suit. John Cragwell is plaintiff In a suit filed In the East Sid Court against Charles de Burgh tor $100, due on a promissory note. Interest, at $ per cent, from June 30. 1902, and $20 attorney's fees sjre-aisn sued for. A H. TrgoB has flled a suit Against Ira Dodgo and W. W. Baker for tha sum of $G0. with intarest at s" per cent, from September 1, 1901, and coats of bringing the smiU It s alleged by Tregon that the money Is due on a surveying bOl. . . The Ames Mercantile Agency makes Den Clark and his wife defendants in a suit for $17,50. Interest - from Juna 30, 1900, and eoets of -tha suit ara asked foft. ;. v Lyons Is III. . . J Jafees Eyns."lheven-khoWn"East 8ldo basmesa man. Is 111 at fcls borne, US Grand avenue. Ho has been confined to his home tor several days. L.ES8 THAN THREE DAYt," Time, Portland to Chlcagor via 0 R. ' V N., la Seventy. Hours. The popular O. R. N. "Ctilcago-Portland Special," leaving Portland every morning at o'clock, make th trip to Chicago In 70 hours. You u sava a working day by this route. Inquire O. R. & N. ticket office. Third and Waah mgton. . j i ONTARIO BRICH LINE. , KINGSTON, k. T.. Deoi The new EllensviUe A Kingston branch of the Ontario Western Railroad Is -now praetloaHy completed and- It Is expected to open the Una for regular passenger and freight trafflo early next weekv The hand some new passenger station In this ity Is ready for sarvica, .; . , tfff RAILROAD TIMX TABLES. EAST via. SOUTH Leevee THI01T ZlZTOT. Arrlv OVERLAND- CX PHEKS lRAINS, for Salem, Bueeoarg, Ash land, IscruneuaB, Og oea. Uaa rraaeieee, aojav. Le Angehss, Bl sa. New Urlean and ta Kaat. , . At Weodtmra' dally (except Bandar). or- : p. si. T:Ss sn 8 30 a .m. lng train fur Aft Aa gel, gilvsrtoa. Brown rill. Spring fl.ld. Wead- un : as fistron. Albany sassenrer 4:00 p. 10:10 am Connects at Woodbura with Alt. Angel aad SU- Twton KXal,. Cortilll asswngsr 7:30 a. a. 114:50 p. m. tM S.S. J!8:SS am. Sheridan passenger Dally. HDally eaeept Saaday. V. . Portlaad-Oswg fcanrtaa Serrio aaal XaaaUU Divislea. -. - rpot Foot ef '.torn Street. - X 12 40, 2.06. S:26, 6:24. :25, 8 80, 10:19 ,. m. a. m., 4 w, ii 0 p. ,n. ilula,, . i:tM Ol. HUtldaV nnh 1A-AA - tT" am depot for balla aad later aiedlat point dally. xpt Snnday. 4:00 a. m. Arrive Portland lo'jo a. at -"ul""' The Independence-Uonmontli Motor Lin operate dally .to Monmouth aad Alrli. con nectlng 'vlth Sou there Carlos Company's train at balls aad Independence. rirat-cUa rebate tickets on Bale from Port land to Sacramento aad Baa rraneiaee: Net rate 1T.60, berth gB; aecoxl -class far 15. without rebate or berth; aecond-claa barta SAoO. Tickets to eastern point aad ' Cnrop. also Japan, Chins, Honolalu and Aos.tr!!. tuy ncaet otnee corner ThlrdT and Waalag. to B Street. Phone. Main 712. C. W. BTINOCB, W. COlfAK. r City Ticket Ag.nt. Can. Pa. Agt. THREE TRAINS DAILY ' - FOR ALL POINTS EAST IwlOGOIN St Retornlng front Oswego, arrive PurtUnd dally lio v 8:05' :S5' B-aA in-?' m0?1 "P aadar,! S 20, 7:2. 8.80. 10-20. 11:46 a. sx Klt UnsdaT, 14:25 UNION DEPOT.' Leava , Arrlv CH10AOO-POBTLAND SPECIAL. 9:00 a. St. 4:80 B. st. For th East via Bunt- Dally iidl lngton. - 8P0BUNB FLTKR. For fcisBtern Washing- 8:15 p. so, T:00 a. SB. ton. Walla WaUa. Lw- Dally Dally la Urn, Coeur d'Alene wia . ts cxitaeeea -- - .vwr. points. , ' , ATLANTIC EXPRESS. 8:6 p. SB. 8:10 r St. Tor the East via Hnnt- Daily Dally - , iUgtOB. -':. ''- - OCX AN ATO RIVAR SOHaDTfrjt. ; - rrtR SA TBANCISCO; From tr. Columbia, Dec. 8, Alnswsrtlt 18. 28. Doek, :0 p, St, ' Str. Geo. W. Elder, 8:00 s. aa. Dee. XH. t. , Columbia River hivisiea. rOR ASTORIA sad 8:00 p. Ss-I - m way- point, eoa nectlng Daily ' f.1?? . with str. for Ilwaeo and ex: Baaday . North Beach, str. T. J. Saturday WmsaJ Potter. Ash St. dock. 1 10:00 p. I Wulaawtt River Dlvialaa.' FOR SALEM. Corvallis. Mon., 80 Bus. ' and way points, steamer oed- TaesV "' Ruth, Asn-st. dock. PrL ThortL '- Bat- Tamblll Bivar Kest. FOR DAYTON. Oregon City and Yimblll Rlvar T:00 a- Tasdy Thursday Batxn-day 8:00 p. SS aloaday -WedsaaUsA. Friday pomta, str. Himore, as atreet dock. I Water permitting.) Snake KlvWr Roat. FOB LKWIBTON, Ida., and way aetata, from A boot 8:00 p. ss Dally ciSrls- 4:05 a. m. Dally ' ex. Bat. Biparla. Wash., steam er Spokaae aad Lew lstoa. ' TICKET OrFICB. Third sad Waahlngtoa. Tsles, pboa. Main TU. PORTLAND & ASIATIC J STEAMSHIP'CO. - Far TBsms- aad -lffltnr stog.cTllsi "' Rube, Nagasaki am) Sbaagtiat, taking freight .-via-connecttng steasaer tec Manila, Port AxthuS and Vladlvoatock. - V j t INDRAPCRA BAILS DECEMBER M.' .' For rate and fan in formation call oa eg . duress officiate or ageata of tk B. N. Gas TIME CARD ; TRAINS PORTLAND t - ' Paget Sound Limited, for Taconis. Seattle, ulrmDl. Hoath Bend Daarts Atstrw nd Gray' Harbos 7:a6s,m, 4:18 p. s. pvlnts. North Coast Limited, for Taconis, Seattle, n,,tt. st. PaaL Mil- 8:0 p. si. T:08a. s. nMflnAlla. Cblearo. New York, Bo ton tnd polats Kast aaa aeuuieasb. Twta-Clty Expisaa, for Tacoma. Seattle. Spo kane. Helena, St. raai Xlinneanolla. Chlego ht:S.m. Td8.sa, New York, Bostoa and all points Kan Soatheast. North - Coast - Kansas Ctty-St. Loua - Bneeiel, for Tacoma, ' msras, Sookana. Butt. Billing r;e8B,S. TSa-Sa, Tienver. -OmahAT Kansas City,. St. Lonis and all point Ksat ana bwuib- at. ' . ' 'J-.-.' ..::. .an iIhs sillr sxssat ' - sa' Boath ranch. A. V. VHU,'AJ, f, AsalaUot Ocnaral Pasugr Agya. 225 aforruea Bt., ornr Third, Portlaad, Oat Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. ' DEPOT, FIFTH ANDI . ' Lesre " i yraKETH,- ' For alaygera, Rainier. Claukani. . Weatport. 8:0 a. Si. Clifton, A tort. War- . W rentam, v' FlaveL Bam- , mond. Fort Btevens, ' Oearkart Tk.. eala. j. Astoria, and i 8ehar '-,- -. A'au-eB. Dally. I r;' lOOB.. A tort aUpreaa, . fcg p. Ss, P' Ticket effice, SCO Isorrtoaa a tree and lalu Depot. .. ' . '.- '.' . c. UAYQ. Csasral Psaeeng Ax. Aa V it