The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 12, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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    riTE OHEGOST DAILY JOTTByAIi TORT-LAND, 7FUWAX'.- ByjaaNGr DCIIjmEl12.-190gr
The Oregon Daily Journal
' . NEW TODAY.
FOR .ada .tn'claM.fied column 6f "S1t
uatlens WantacV'- "Male" er 'Female,"
THE JOURNAL wM-r make no charge.
Brlno CP'M(t t copy to JOURNAU of-
tlCV '., ''" '''.: .'i,!';'ivi::i''",vv'
- KELT WANTED FEMALE. '
- WANTED 49 Women. - Blue old D. KeeaVsr'a
return they bas km treating 87 woaiea
; ; dally to the- ladles' department. ',: They
treat -4 oiura. Call oe write for Bom
... tern-..' BnclnM -1ft ' 2-int itamm: Addrea
Levi Medical and Surgical .Ilunry, , eta.
Second and Yamkll) sts, - Portland. Or.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED-
EL K. LABOEEBE fa Nevada. Washington- audi.
Oregon) wages, 12 up; tree fare; alao other
fwora. u. Jaw huko a to., a
;onn it, ,: . .; .
WANTED A first-elsss aollcltor for ta up-to-
i data publication. Adrlre Box at. Journal.
i
WANTED A0EMT8.
We DR.1HB MANAQKK8 In eTerr Tlty anil
: eounty la Oregon to reprcBt-a propoiltioa
i . which anaaala ta Daonlo who Ua to awa
their owa aum. : ii. B. btreet, No. iM I
Ftarr at.
KOOMI TO BEET.
rUBNIBHftV baaaakaapln;' room; front roomoi I
newly furaiahed; , bath and . tlooeta. 611 V
ijiim at. p
. LODOINO-HOP8E8.
1HS COaMOd 4th aad alorriaoa. ' toralahed
hoaaakaeptna; aaitea, auitea and alngla rooma)
J per week ana aa.
Ml . LOCKWOOD, , SSlVi .
Morriaoa at. Fur
blahed noma; transient. Pbone Orefon B. 60S.
talE CASTLE 873 Wash.: rooma lor gentla-
- 'men; tranalent. Tel. 8onta Tl.
ATTORNEY.
lA B. LATOOiRSCTTB. Uywer aad notary pob-
- He. tut Falllna blda., Third and Waaainrton,
IAXTON. BEACH SIMON. 510 Chamber ot
Commerce. - j
At- BEID, ATTOBNEX-AT-LAW; rasa 4. Ala.
worta bldg.. Third and Oak, ' ,
tWO. J. CAMERON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 71
Chamber of Ootanterce. Portland, Or.
N. M'WBSHOfTW. fit Chamber of 'Ownmeree.
" . ADYEBTiaOlO SPECIALTIES.
Eaf PIBB SPBCIALTX CO.. advartUloa; pacla
n obi ana piku. man c.
!7B
BANJO, MANDOLIN AMD OPITAB.
KEB USB OF INSTRUMENTS. Wanted
ulaj
, T17
players for club. UaL Webber, Instructor,
Marquam blug.
BAR0INO AND LIOHTERINO.
OBEUO'N ROUND "LIJUBKB CO.,
- at. - IMtone rant 1IT1.
181 Burnalde I
BUILDING MATERIAL.
THE J. McCKAKEN CO. Wholeaale dealer
Imlldlng materlala. 2H1-2MS Pine at.
Br
CAFES.
VATHS' PLACE,
285 Washington it.
Phone 8.
1KVI1. Mell Yaten.
prop. Portland,
Or.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
. W. CL0PTON, contrirtor, grader and ax-
raTatnr. K. urn at. Phone union
CURIOS.
SUN AOON ill IE CO., tea, nuttings. Japan
cilritia. eiirieta, niri, Z4T Yamhill.
CARD ENGRAVERS.
WEDDING AND VISITING CAR1I8 cnarsTed:
W. a. flmlth A Co.. Third Boor, Washing.
- xon p-Hir.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter and builder. 807
Stark it.; olticv and attire fixture built and
.romodelt'd, altering aid repair houie. Pfaoua
Main T47, ' - - -
U. S. BLAKNKY. carpenter and builder; esti
mate given, nao a. xtara. pnon I ulna 7W.
CEREAL MILLS,
ACME MILLS CO, Manufacturers Kalstoa
Acme Cereal. 20 and 22 N. Front at.
K AOHNStaN At Co., naaocturer Poetlesa :
Health Cereals, 132-4 Front at
CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanlaed Iron cornice.
J. f. Hw.vler. gttr Hecona St.
COAL AND WOOD.
OBEOON FUEL
-coal and wood,
CO.. dealer In all kind of
344 Morrison st.
VULCAN COAL
er . best eonl.
CO.. WHOLESALE DEAL.
foundry and melter coke.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURIVQ,
L. MITCHELL, Cblropodlst Knight' Sho
More,, zn wP. t. Phone Hood 728.
TUB DEVK.NX8, the onlr sdentlfle chiropodist
In the city. , Parlor 3ol-2 Allaky bldg. This
I the long-haired gentleman you want to
ee. orant 18.
CIGARS ND TOBACCO.
Lrfl:i:KO-GLNST CIGAR CO.
Distributer ef
FINE CIGARS.
.'. Portland.
Oregon.
SM.OKB- Cult OWN MIXTURE Can't be beat
rig aimwc: tx.. uz mtra t
'DENTISTS,'
THEODORE . THOMPSON. BO-61 Washington
- Wksfaington and "TourWiU, Pbone
DEvELdPIMgANP INISHINq7
WS FRAME PICTURES
Pacific Picture Place. 351 Morrison .
DRTJO GISTS.
FRANK J. 8TRKIBIG. drags, toilet arUcle.
jifrmmw, tnz wnsnington St.
ELECTBJO WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS Ottic 863
atara at. -- .- .
Western Electric Works. 305 1-2 Wssh. at.
: FARM LANDS.
K2 CHOICE farm homesteads. Sue grain aad
mnt lands; near . town and railroad, wm.
nawaa. romraprrni bldg.
I ' 1 .. ' 1 1
FARM LANDS.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS. Excellent fruit. '
grain and stock lands, near good town and i
raiiroau; - cruiser;-- -tees. . reason ble. "Wm.
mswks. now t'OBltnerclwl rtklg. -
FREy bHINES.? -
CLOTHES CLEANED and pressed 1 pet month.
Unique Tailoring Co.
mi wasn.
HOTELS.
HOTEL BELVEDERE,
and Alder sts.
Europe a plan, Fourth
GASOLINE LAMPS.
H W. - MANNINO, Lighting as4
Latest Improved aaaollne Urmia.
Supply Co.
108 Sixth
-" Street. Portland. Ore.
' - r- electr1calm'ass aoeT
PROF. B.L. EATON, electrlcaL electro-vlbra-
ory na maauge treatment scientlflcally
" aussy oiag., mo Morrison St., room
!- mce pnone. ilea 1007. , Honrs: a to
. tn . 1 ro p. m.
H AMMAN , BATHS.
JACK KING, Seventh and" Washington; 31 Bin"
GROCERIES,
4rQ(-WWHkW--jHrbf-1urttmK -iraeariaa''
HOUSE FTJRNISKERS.
HOME FURNISHERS Furniture, carpet, rmr-
lor goods, (tavea, tr. Sea I. Gevarta A
wm, - jia-ija irt : juv-K. x amnio. Boca
pnonew w. , . .
ICB CREAM AMTONTECTlbNEBT
LABB8 A REBB, Bxanufartnrer of Ice ereaa
end ronTecnonerv to Washington at.
LADIES' TAILORS.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, cloak and
cape. ' Accord eon plane. Applique work
aueclalty. Staphaaa, 28 i. n
otttxumt. '
fOUTLAND IMPLEMENT CO., farm .snachinery
and vehicle. 1K4-W4 Front lit. -
JJ- L .r-s-'" w"
IN8TEANCE.
JA8, , lie. L WOOD. . Concord Building, Phone
41. JCmrjlorer' UablUt Insursnc, reors
' Beats American twdlu Xros Uv Fir la-
mum nc. . , - ... -
J. PHILIP KENNEDT, ' insursnc 1 resident
, went Norwich Union Fire Inaeranoe Society.
Pnoae South 1864. Hamilton bld1
AETNA LIPB INSURANCE CO. write
UK
accident aad ' pioye'e-Uabuity
818 Falling Mdg.
ABTHL'B, WILSON. Sherlock Building. Phone
jooa, represents tba Alliance sad uia iiwf
rir and Marin Insurance tympanies.
IBAAO L. WHITE. FIBB INSURANCE. S2B
Sherlock bids. Omoi aoone Mala So.
JOHN KELLY, genetat iasm-aae agent. Coluto-
nia wily. xnira M.
JEWELER
l'HB L. C. HBNKICH8EN CO.,
Jeweler and
optician, ZS4 Washington it.
THE Q. HETTKKMPBB CO., mansfacturlng Jew-
eicr, iww atornaoa at. '
L A.. WEIGHT, ta Iowa Jeweler,
rlaon, at. - ? .. ..
X9S Mor-
EtK"tt ' BR AKHIES BT3TlI" -TO., BtifTafera,
Mfa. welere, HftU, M at. Pbn Hood 437.
LAUNDRIES.
CLEAN TOWKL8 DAILY. . Comb, brnak, aop.
ii . par month. noma . auuoiy ta., v-aa
slnth at Tel. 410.
TOWELS, OAP, COMB AND BRUSH, f 1 per
month. Oreron' Laundry Co. Phone B. 18.
LIVERY AND FtED oTABLE8.
t'BAZIEB
McLEAN . Livery
No. 9u2 to Bth at,
and teed
eur Taylor.
ataolea.
XAMUTAOTUKIBB' A0ENT8 AND BEOKERH,
KKLLY'CLAKKB - CO. Manufactorara' agvnta
and Barchandia. broker; lease Overland
warehouse. Old No. 4 Via at. Main 1(05.
f atLWiya AMD MINE VK0K0TEBE.
BEMSIONE A SIMPSON, mlulnf and mlii pro.
moiera. hoob a. i namner or uommvrre.
MASSAGE.
MDME. IL E. ELF, dermntnloglat. maaufo,
electric treatment, WliL Klmt at.
MACHINE ET.
TliENKMAN A CO., talnlog, aawmtlL logging
mscblnary; - brdraulle ptp caatlnc ! all
S kind repajfed. 104 -N. Fourth at
MILLINERY.
MIHS A. L. JOKQENHEN, importer and dealer
in rrenca niuuuery. mil Horrlaon t.
MODEL-MAKER.
roit riB8T-CLA8S KEPAIUINU. go to Andy
Km. naeMnlwt and mod.l-tnHlter. V flth Hfr.
, .M1N10 ENOINtlBA AJ1D AaaAXKBS.
MONTANA ASISAV OPKICb: "8 Stark t Ex
pert on analyals coala, mltierala, rock, nilu
etal water. J. T. tiore. Mgr.
J. H. FUJK.' Mining Engineer and Asaayer,
a4 1-2 Washington st. Ptu.ii Clay U21.
MOaTOAOE LOANS.
ON IMPROVED city and farm property, at low-
eat current rates; uuiuimg toniia, infltaiimeut
loans. Wm. ate Mauler. 311 Worcester bldg.
LOANS on city property and on Improved farm.
tng una ip Oregon and nusmuguw. Apply
to Robert Llrlngtno. 224 Stark t.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN, sums to salt; notes cashed.
Dr. DarUag, room , Cambridge bhig. Third
and Morrison.
MONEY TO
LOAN, amall amounts, abort or
4. II. tlawlvy, S t'banj. of Com.
long tme.
MONEY TO LOAN oa city lota and Improved
iarma. wv A, Bluw Co., Btar. at. .
W. A
HATHAWAY Money to loau. JO Waiih-
Ington lildg.
Phone. Musd 41 S.
NATAL ABCHITECT.
FRED A: BAIXIS. 48 fiecond at.. Tel. Oak 78.
naval architect and mechanical engineer.
OVERALLS.
BOSS OK THE ROAD OVERALLS and mechan-.
les Clothing. Best in , every detail. Nea
atadter Mnoa.o Mtgr. Portland. Or.
FIANO LESSONS.
W. GIFFOKD NASH. 103 Kith at.: terms upon
ajrtlb-amiBglotrsake
OPTICIAN 8.
DELA B. HOWARD, eefractlonlst room 90-21
Russell bldg.. ear. Fourth ad Morrison its,
DR. E. M. DALLAS.
refracting optician, 218-
210 Falling tildg.. Third and
Hasblngtim sts,
FIANO TUNING.
GEO. ANDERSON, expert piano tuner: tuning
action regulating a apecluitjr; piauo
kept In tun by the year. Leave order
csre Allan, Gilbert Bamsker Co. Phon
Main H.U.
PLAITING AND PINKING.
MISS 0. GOULD, accordion knife plaiting and
pinging; ateam procesa; no not iron; abort
nonce, hoi Mirqnam blilg.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
!. W. MOORE, crayon and oil portraits.
and Washington sts.
Third
PLUMBERS.
TAYLOR
A STANTON,
W Hixth at
plumbing and ataax
fitting.
PERSONAL.
II II H III.ROPK bi araMl maaun ...I
curing parlors in Abingtea bklg., room 424;
satisfaction guaranteea. a trial will con
vince, l'none Hra vw.
MME. AZA HOLMES, Complexion. Hair, Skin
and Scalp Spoeialtat, may b consulted dally
tree, six Morrinu vs.
ALL CUT-BATE rabarrlptlon and club com
binations oa penoaicsis at suae' Book Store,
art , Aiuer t., rortianq, w.
ASTROLOGY Hav your life read bv acl.n
tlflc Eastern Atrokgor; adriea aa buslnea.
00 riri st.
"UNCLE MYERS." the pioneer money-lender.
143 Third, near Alder, sella diamonds.
watrbea, jewelry half regular ator price.
wnintrr oruers atienaea to.
USB AND YOU WILL OBTAIN, BEST RESULTS
trom western gas or gaaoune mantels.
CAFE KRATZ, 123 Sixth
at A fln lunch
served at all hour.
MISS EMMA R. MACKIH. masseuse, teacher
pnyieai cnitnre. sit APtngton ping..
BLAZIFS, 24a rirst at; fre concert every
eTeiima.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE FARMS
improved farms 'tor sale In all parts of
Oregon and .Washington: payments made to
suit purchaser. pr full particulars aa to
yariou properties, apply to wm. McMaatera,
811 Worcester bldg. ' .
WESTERN INVESTMENT CO., 2H Morriaoa
at., . rvon n. nooming nooses. Duslnee
chance, city aad suburban nropnrtr. farm
and timber lends. See our list he for buying.
MAXWELL. A KNAPP
. . &KAL K8TATB.
Room X Chamber of Cammeree Building.
J. A. MORTENSON.CO.. J Allwk
y bldg;,
ROPE,
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO., cor.
14th
Nortbup ata.. Portland. Or.
RUBBER ITAMFS.
BUSBY A LEASH CO. Robber SUmp, Seal.
Stenetls. etc.. 417 The netrnrn.
"SH0WCA8EA
R. LUTKB A OO.. -tracceseor to Dixon, Borg-
. , ai-.k , , '
sod w , Vi , diiui ii-, 1 ". b mi.
BLOT MACKLVES.
AN8GONTINeNTAIr MACJHN
lot
macblYies. 43 Wt. Or Phone llto
Ot S7.
SAFES,
HALL SAFE, standard of tb world: safe aold
. oa easr paymerrt: trade your old aafaf for
a new on, nprrai t cat m bca oo., vi
First t
BUY YOUR SAFE f J. E. Davis. Your Mpnlra
ana torkonta safely Oosta, SB Tblr at
STEAK CLEANING AND DYETNff.
BELIABLB TAILORING CO. W IMm. eleia
and dy .ellbf anong. press, repair ladle'
klrt and )aekew. Phono Hood . MS. H,
Kautauuw 184 Third. . w-
iriCIAL DELIYERY.
POST SPECIAL DKLJVKRY, No. too I I Wash
inirtoa at Phone. Or. Mala S2. Col. Sr)l.
iroRAGE AND TRANSFER.
0. 0. PICK, En S8 First at.. 'between Stark
and Oak sts.; pboo 69d. Piano and forul
' ture moved . and packed for ahlpplng: eom-
modtoue Breproof brick .waraboase. Front and
ruy . ' . .i- . J
0. M. OLSON,
piano mover.
128 First t Furnltur and
TONTINE LOAM.
TONTINE LOAN A 8K0I KITY CO., 80-81 LUm
lltoa bldg. J. O. Kritleeton. upt
TTPEWRITER8.
THE SMITH -PUKM1EB TYPEWRITER, 123
Third street All mak of typewrltera 'f
rent SuypUea lor all machine. LAM.
Alexander A Co.. agents.
WALL PAPER.
I. P..CHRI8TENSEN, wan paperer and painter.
141 Seventh St., eornnr Alder.
ERNEST MILLER A CO., wall paper and dec
orators. .127 rlrat at.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY ANO GLASSWARE.
Prael Hegele A Co., 1W to 1U6 Stb, cor. Start.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
J. E. HA8KLT1.VK A CO., Iron, ateel. coal and
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
WADUAMS A CO., wholesalb groeera, Ulano
facUirer and commission merchant. 04 and
8 Front at. .
ALLEN .A LEWIS,
land, Ore.
wholesale grocer. Port-
MASON, EHRMAN A CO., wholesale grocera.
N. W, Corner Second and pine in.
LA NO A CO., First and Ankeny i treets.
WHOLESALE DRY OO0D8,
t'LEISCHNER, MAYER A CO. Pioneer tnsnu
faeturers of shifts and overall. No. 2? Front
and 2T First . 1-r.rllHiid. Or.
WHOLESALE LEATHER GOODS.
W. H. McMOMBM A C0 wholesule saddles,
hnrneaii. lewtber gwvli. (IS Kront at.
WHOLESALE WALL SAFER,
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 1M-1M Second
at, bet. Yamhill and Tuylor. Pnrtleiid. 'Or.
WHERE TO DINE.
SATISFY your palate by s plate of Enatcrn
'- oyaters for 29c. it' tun Wr Coast "Oys'tt r'
Parlors. 143 Seventh at. near Alder. We
w!OWujuJirojJcrL beds.
THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT for French din
ner with wine. rjOc. 12H I' If Hi at.
STROI'HIi'S RKSTAtHANT; first-claaa weals,
best service. Washington Ht.
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEWIS MAI1X has purchaxed the lutcrrat of
W. H. (jllucrtaou in the Arm ot Marx A
- OUbertsou. The firm name will now be
known as Lewis Marx, 254 Alder street.
Liabilities sad assets assumrd b- Lewi
Marx.
Ilecenilier n. ltxi2.
BANKS.
UNITED STAGES NATIONAL HANK
of Portland, Oregou.
Northwc comer Third and Oak ate.
Transacts a genera banking business.
DRAFTS ISSUED, available in all cities of
the United States ami Europe, Hong along
and Manila.
NO l.N'A'EUEST PAID N TIME DEPOSITS.
President J 0. AINSWORTU
YletL'resUlentw4w..w-....'SY. AYER
Cashier K. C. MILLER
AsalsUIlt Oiri.i r R. W. ( HMKKH
Assistant Cashier... A M. WRIGHT
LADD A TILTON, BANKERS, .
Katahllahrd 4 -aSSBi
Interest uwed on time dvpoalta.
Collfctloiis made at all pi) In la on favorable
terms. Letters of credit Issued available in
Europe and all polnta In the United State.
Sight exchange aud telegraphic trauafera
aold In New York, Washlugton, Chicago, St.
Louis, Doitver, Omaha, Sun Franclaco and
varloua polnta In Oregon, wasblngton, Idaho,
Montana aud Brltbth Udnoibla.
Exchange aold on London, Pari, Berlin.
Ftflukfort, f long Kong, Yokohama, Manila
and Honolulu. -
THE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN
OREGON."
(Incorporated April 22. 1887.)
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OP OREGON.
No. loo Third street.
Transact a general trust, agency and bank
ing busluem: collection made, saving de
Mslts received. Interest-bearing certificate of
deposit issued at rate fixed by the terms of
the certificate.
BENJ. I. COHEN s-.".Tresldent
It. LEB PAGET Secri'tar.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
With which Is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up 38,000,000
Reserve 2,Cik,000
-xranaacta a general oa rising ouaines.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Accounts opened for sum of $10 and op
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application. 244
Wanning ton st
E. A. WYLD, Manager.
LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIM
ITED.
Chamber of Commerce Enlldlng, Third and
atara atrset.
Head office, SS Old Broad street, London.
This bank transacts a general banklns hnsi.
neas, .atakea kiaua, discount bill laecea
letter oi creait available tor traveler and
tor the purchase of merchandise In anv rt
of the world. J.a la ia foralgn and domestic
wxenange. -
Interest paid on time deposlte.
. W. A. MACRAE, Manager.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK.
PORTLAND. OR.
J. Frank Watson ...President
k. iniruniu vice-president
R. W. Iloyt Cashlor
' Geo. W. Iloyt Assistant Cashier
TBAN8ACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSJ.
NESS.
Draft and letter of credit issaed available
to all parts of the world.
Collection a ipeclaltv. Gold dnst bought.
MORRIS A WHITEHEAD BANKERS.
INVESTMENTS.
FIRST AND' ALDER STREETS.
PORTLAND. ORB.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the tb
day ef October, 1902, Hugh Elliott of Port
land, Oregon, waa duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and tbut the first meeting of bis credi
tor will be keM at room tjjikv Chamber of
Commerce Bnlldlng. Portland. Or., en the 22d
day of December. 1902. at 11 o'clock a. m..
a,t Wbch Jme .tbejsoJd .creditor njay;4.
tend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact such other
business a may properly pome before said
meeting. . ALEX SWEEK.
. - N Referee In Bankruptcy
nsfed Portland, Oregon. DccemlxT 10. 10O2.
HE WILD INDIANS
OVIRCOVT :
tiwit latuia Bf r iitr vtv ra last
tttt " Ind.ax Cmrr-rr " ta lb Mweaf
iptol eritimriMnixKi tnthm hotnr baaa)
trft l " V t irt only manafaciuren nl ,
ml tftatian Kvb T-vty " lent!vtta "
ftabc I itt fmctt ool a r d4l mtht
4f yowt iVtr fcaaw tWaa
. tt4 t .. AAWIfkf rMf C0 oi
rotor wv;. and arw ll afr. rm m K1"At
tVdliajn l(a4M Itokt, 9ftt fJr.fMIg
Uaokiwi torn. AlW'aUw cjptort. Irwtr ft
a Ram
PEM)trrOM WOOLEN MILLS,
"Tv " ' ' fVVwHsywlsaa, Of
HAYTFEVERrCATARRH
uppresMon, Suffocatioa, Kouraigia
' - PROMPTLY CURED BY
Espic's Cigarettes, or Powtfer
tfOWtlAaCO,riwYerfc,asd all DramlsU
C5a75
mum
'aiem-St II
new today;
. It b not too tarry to order your
Xmas Turkey
ab4 veryavoiy knows that tb
; et and most rtuAUe plac h
Mace!s Market
Dealer la
Poultry, fish, Game,
Oysters, Fruit,
Vegetables, Butter.
Domestic and Imported
Cheese
M. C. MACE
151 Fourth St., near Morrison
Qregon Phone Main 912
Columbia Phone 555
ORDER YOtiR CHRISTMAS
Turkey Nov
Chickens 13c pound
aess - - - n)4c lh.
Dairy butter 50c and 55c
Best creamery 60c and 65c
KtK. freali, doan ...25c and 30o
Heat aurar-cur(i hams 16c
Picnic ham 12c
Boneleaa ham 12 He
5-lb pall lard 60c
60o tea 35c
All Rooda retailed at wholesale prices.
La Grande Creamery
S64 TambUL
mm
TH08. DUFFY, Prop.
261 First St., cor. Madison.
The Choicest Meats
Orders promptly filled and delivered.
References Ladd 4V Tllton. Portland: TJ
S. National tfanlt, Portland; Bank ot
California Ban .FVanclsco; Crocker.
Woolwortb National Bank, San Fran
cisco. ifembViwrBWfeagoard of Trad, San
Francisco produce ixenang-e, Han Fran-
cibi atoc.- ana Bona ju.xcnang
Orains, Provisions,
; ri. .1, ws v
Donas
and Cotton.
San Franclaco Office:
oa Third Street
PORTLAND. OR
480 California St.
s
of in m
An Organized System of
Cheating Men
The Weights Reduced No Matter
Whether Coal Is Impure or .
... $ctStfong -EvHcBre. "
SCRANTON, Dec. 12. Before the coal
strike settlement commission today the
mine workers showed by witnesses that
operators were cheatlryr their employes
by making deductions for impurities in
the coal after it had .been mined, even
when that coal was pronounced to be en
tirely free from slag and stone. The
most important witness was Docking
Boea Ridgway, formerly In the employ of
the Temple Coal Company.
Rldgway took the stand and told his
story freely. It was his business to make
reductions' In the amount of coal mined
by each man during the day, the basis
for these reductions from the total being
the amount of Impurities in the yield
from the pick and shovel of each.
UNDER STRICT ORDERS.
Rldgway told that he waa under strict
orders from "tt employeW-'-to-'irjalrB- am
average reduction of from S to 7 per oent
miner, no matter ii mat coal was entirely
free from lmfmrtttea and ready to be en
tered in the markets.
Ha emphatically denied the claim made
by-the company that tha dockage did not
average more than 1 per cent.
Other witnesses followed Rldgway and
several of these testified to the efforts
made by, the operators to secure the call
ing, oft of the strike. . Opposition to tha
union waa also brought into the testi
mony and it was shown where officers IBt
miners' organizations were- frequently
kept out of employment in the -effort to
get them to renounce their allegiance to
tha body. v '
PINKER TOCaUFFEL
NEW YORK, Dec 12. Elaborate ar
rangements have been mada. by the Union
League ctiud ot jsrooaiyn tor tts banquet
ttmfght In honor of Gen. Chaffee, who re
cently assumed command of the Depart
ment of the East. Three hundred invita
tions have been Irsued. and the gijettta
will include state offioiala &f New York.
army officers, members of Congress and
other men in puouc are.
Sporting news. Tracy at Denny, lot 4th.
The time of the O. R. N.. HChIean.
Portland Special" which leave Portland
very' morning at t o'clock,- la 70 hours.
Sava a working day-try this nut. In.
quire city ticket of flow. Third and Wash
isurtar. , . ; ; ,. ......
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CASI
ALDINA
GIVE FIRST PLAY
Haywood (M ( Opens Reportoir e
This Evening at Portsmouth -
There aeema to be ulanty of Rood dra
xna-tlo talent on the Bast Bide, aa the
many organisations of that character will
testify,. .A-a-organlaatlon has Just been
perfected r the -raaidenta of the Penin
sula, and It. Baa been decided to give the
first of. its performances this . evening;
at the Ww Artisans' Temple at Port
mouth. fha organlgatlon is called tho
Haywood CTub and the ptiy for this ev
ening will be "The Ulster." The cast la
aa follows:
Mike, a aervant, discharged
Charlea H. Gloa
Black, lawyer's olerk Earl Peddicord
Mrs. Flipper, aRed 30, left an orphan
V: lillaabeth Kivette
Sadlei Flipper s niece
.....Mrs. Elisabeth Weloh
Mrs. Barton Mrs. F. I. McKonna
Agnes, her daughter. .Mrs. D. B. Morgan
Patsy, maid at-Flippei-s
Miss Myrtle Brown
Susan, ma--, at Barton's
i5....' M1as Helen Duley
Moll .Mr. John Mock
Mr. Valentine Flipper, a retired mer
chant with a secund wife and a sub
tle aecrct John B. Eaater
Wilmington, his son by a former mar
riage, with a weakness for Agnea . .
Vlovrl Tlmlrer
.Prof. Barton, whose hobby ia "Physi
cal DevelODment" D. B. Moraan
Geoffrey, his aon, In love with Sadie..
W. J. Brown
Burton, the Stranger. ., .Val M. Barker
Peter Jonea B. E. liuahaon
Adam Quick, a private detective
iienry DenlliiKer
Snorter, the cabman Lloyd B. Reld
John, a footman, retained .Claude Brown
The officers of the organization are the
following well-known reaitlutus; John is.
Eaterr prsalrtent ; Mrs. C. n. Qlos, vice
president'; Mir. Elizabeth Welch, secre
tary; Lloyd B. Hold, 'treasurer; W. J.
Brown, Val Mv Barker and TJ. B. Morgan,
executive committee.
Mothers Visit School.
V Ii. ethers meeting was helu jctlcr
day afternoon at the Brooklyn School.
There was quite a large attendance of
the patrons of the Institution and much
gratification was expressed by the offi
cials of the school. During the after
noon several addresses were delivered by
prominent people. The program was
printed in yesterday's Journal. ,
New Member Elected.
Mrs. L H. Addtton has been selected
to serve as director of the Lents' School
District In the place of one member who
recently resigned. Mrs. Addlton says that
work Is being rushed on the new ; fply-.
foonT gciiwol 'building" "aj! 'fjia4i&a.'. -'
Dance by Circle. . -
- -Ml. Hood' Circle; Women of Woodcraft,
has decided to give a mtiequnrade ball
at the new Woodmen Hall, corner East
Sixth and East Aider streets, Tuesday
evening.
WILY MOROS
Attack Americans in Night But
Are Repulsed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. Reports have
been received from Manila of run attack
made In the night, by treacherous Moros,
Pupon the command of Americans garri
soning Camp Vlekers. Spies brought
news of the movement and the attack
waa repulsed.
From Luzon comes the story of a de
tachment of constabulary having turned
upon Its officer, shot him in the back and
then fled to Join a party of ladrones, who
were being pursued.
In Rizal Province the people have guar
anteed their, support In ridding tho coun
try of ladrones, and are giving informa
tion to the government officers, when
ever possible.
SERIOUS WRECK.
ANACONDA, Dec. 12. A special from
Great Falls tells of a terrible train
wreck on tha Great Northern last night
Seventy-aeven cars of coal were being'
drawn by a double-header. The brakejS
failed to work and the train trot away on
a down grade. The track waa torn up
for considerable distance and two men
were injured.
NOTED WOMAN ILL.
PITTS FIELD,- N. J., Deo, li.-Mrs.
Hanna Nelson, the woman who has be
come known all over the world through
having inherited a fortune by the death
ot her daughter, Mrs. Charlea Fair, is
critically ill.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J. W. McFall to Fred a. Morris,
. -Jets ,.-3v.fele5!t TV Sellwood-en . t S
I. L. and O. W. Nelaon to W. J. and
Z. J. Funk, lot 8, block 304, Aik
en's add 3400
Geo. F. and .C Barrlnger to Henry
Dordge, lot J, block 11. Kinzel
Park
W. J. and M. W. Patton to H. Al
bert, block t. W. J. Patton's aub
div.. block I, Patton tract .......
O. J. Q'Hara by sheriff te At Brians
4.7orpwi-'vi locJr t,-'Brbwn'a
tract ,
D, Dickenson to Henry Da Sola,
lot block .21, Alblna
P. H. Blytu and wife to J. C. Atns
worth. lot 10, Cedar Hill
Lewis Russell anu wife to same, lot
11, same
Estate J. T. Whalley to same, lota
12, 13, block 66, Carter's add ....
Security Savinga Trust Co. to An
100
800
4
too
1
1
1
1250
200
na M. MCMananey, lot i, m, it,
block iS. re-aubdiv. 8unnyside..
D. F. Sherman, axlm., to M T. Oat-,
man et al.L lot 3, DeJLaahmutt &
Oatman's Little Homes No. 4 . .
3, H. Oatman and wife to j. R. Oat-
man, lot .7, oiock T, Keajicnron. .
Geo. Bamford and wife to H. B. No
ble. Tr lot 8, block 16, Lincoln
Cork
t
Wilber A. Rideout to J a. M. Pitten-
?er. lot 6 ana n. o.oo tu oi , via.
. williams-ave add . ;-. -; , . .
a "n Manlr to Win. T. Kerr, lot
800
- -1. "block- 4sWiHiaaj-av add; . . 800 I
FOR OUARANTEED TITLES :
See Pacllld Coast Abstract.- Onaranty A
Trust Co.. W--.-T FaUln BuUdlrnt.
:-'v l " ' ' '" '' " '"' 11 ' .
Oat your title inaurance and abstracts
to real estate from the Title Guarantee A
Trust Company, AThamner ot
yi
- SlliL
SUDUUDS
BUILD TOWN HALL
St Johns Modern Woodmen Will
Erect $1300 Structure.
St. Johns wilt soon ha,ve a town hall
If the present plans of the Modern Wood
men carry.
A committaa has been appointed by St
John's Camp, Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica, to Inquire into the proposition of
building a two-story frame hall in the
uburb.
A site naa been selected ana m jmiu
mittee has decided that the dimensions
of the new structure Will b 80 feet long-
and 40 lcet wide. The lower floor will bo
used for business purposes and the up
per part for lodge and other meetings.
Tho site selected is about four block
from the motor station. Work will be
commenced in about a month. The cost
of the structure la eatlmaied at about
$1,3M).
St. Johns Couple Marries.
Arthur Maasey and Mis Emma Lee,
both of St. Johns were married at the
purHonagc of the First Presbyterian
Church, 1'ortland, Wednesday. The cere
mony waa private, only the Immediate
relatives of the couple beinjr present The
groom la well known In St. Johns, hav
nig been a resident of hte suburb for
over 15 years. The bride Is the daugh
ter of A. Lee, a St. Johns business man.
and has been a resident of the suburb
for about a year. The couple will make
their home in St Johns next to the Meth
odist Church.
St. Johns Briefs.
Eli M. Pray ia seriously ill at hla home
Tn Oak I'ark. His condition, was much
Improved yesterday.
Mrs. A. Leu, wife of the St. Johns
grocer, is 1)1..
It is not likely that steps will be taken
this year for either the annexation or
Irv orporatlon of St Johns. Very few
St. Johns residents are Interested in
either project.
A Iarre number of logs belonging to
the Dottrribecker factory, which broke
loose In Portland yesterday morning,
werd picked up at St John and towed
buck to the city.
The St. Johns Veneering Factory Is
overstocked with veneers, and it is said
that the plant will shortly be shut down
for several weeks. While Idle the plant
will receive alterations.
Elevated Roadwaj Repairs.
The city engineer has ordered some
material for the strengthenng of the
elevated roadway on East Morrison
street, between East SeventlL and. Eaat
Nvnt-ir er&arir;Wrrv1f fixe' replifrfe 'will
be begp.n at once.
... - Church. Reception. Tonights
A reception will be tendered the mem
bers of the Third Presbyterian Church
this evening- at the church building. A
short .pri'trrarn has been arranged.
MANY SUICIDES.
VIENNA, Dec. 12 There ia a startling
increase ill the number of suicides in the
Austrian army.
BUYER'S DIRECTORY
G. C. RIPER, maker of violins and all kind
of atrlnged Instruments; all kind of repair
ing. Kooin ha Russell bldg., 4th aud Morrison'.
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