The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 19, 1902, Page 11, Image 11

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THE OITEGON DAILY JOURNAL". ronTLO), FRIDAY EVENlNGi DECE31BEKi 19, 1902.
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FOR ads In classified columns of "Sit
uation Wanted," "Male" or "Female,"
THE JOURNAL wilt - make no charge.
Bring or send ad copy to JOURNAL of
flee. . x , -
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WASTKU to, women. Since aid Dr. Kessler'a
return they hare been treating, ST womea
dally In the ladles' department. The eaa
treat 4B mure. Call or write fur home sys
tera. enclose 10 2-eent statu pi. Address Bt.
, l.ouis Medical and Surgical Dispensary, cor.
Second and Yamhill sts.. Portland. Or.
HfcLP WAWItD MALE.
WAJVi'KL-
11. It. LABORERS for Nevada, Washington and
- Oregon; - wages,-34"-tip;--free---feret.- a baa- -other-work.
C. K. Hansen sY Co.. 2d North Dec
ond t.
SITUATION WANTED MAC?.
fcl'i'UAlIO.N wanted by niurrled man. inside
work of auy kind, a tore or factory; good peu
tuuu, but willing to do anything; must have
work; AI references; bond If required. Ad
dress 115 Eaat 11th St.. North.
TENDERS WANTED.
POUT W PORTLAND will receive blda for tbs
construction or one 20-mcu ceuimugai pump;
plans and spcoltieatloue for same may be ob-
atlued at the olkce. room 06 Worcester Block
uu deposit of 10; blda to be opened Sattir-
uHjr. aanuery ui a p. " iuri ui i-ori-land
reserve the right to reject auy or all
hills.
WANTED.
WANTBD-Fraterael organiaera wonted for city
or country; uii-lo-date pun; unaral terms.
S10 Aliaky lildij.
L0D0INO-HOUBEB.
'lilt; COMMOS 4th and llorriaon, furniahn
houabkeeplug suites, suites aud aluglu roouia
a. per wetsit uuu up.
TUB LOCK WOOD, 861 A Morrlsou at. Fur
nhthed rooms; transient, riioue Oregon S. (JOG.
111E CAHTLE K72 VVh.; roonw fur gentle
men: tnuimeut. lei. Kimn
ATTORNEYS.
PAX TON, DISAt'U
Couimerce.
& SIMON.' 610 Chamber of
VM. HEI1), ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, room 4,
wort j bldg.. Third and Oak.
Olio, i. CAMERON. ATTOUN1SY-AT-LAW,
Chamber , of Comnverco, Portland, Or.
N. SroKKKSOHN,' T22 ChnirtrHi' " hp fommerce
ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES.
EMP1UB SPECIALTY CO., advertising special
tlea and vlirns. Bid Ntnrk at.
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR.
UliiK USE OP INSTRUMENTS. Wanted
playeis for clubs. Ual. Webber, luatructor,
i7 Mriu.'im bldg.
BAKOINO AND LIGHTERING.
ultKGON HOUND LUMBER CO.,
at. Phone Mrant 1171.
181 Iluruside
BUILDING MATERIALS.
'illB J. MuCUAKEN CO. W'holeaalo dealer In
buildlnir materials. rtl-KtO Ptue at.
CAJES.
1A1ES' PLACE, 2SJ Washington St. Phone S.
2.m. Mell Yates, prop. Portland, Or.
30JJT8 ACTORS AND BUILDERS.
i.. W. tLOr'ro.N. contractor, grader aud ex
carator, 2H E. sth at. Phouo.llnton 22Si.
0UR108.
BI N SOON HUIJS CO.,
cTirlfw. cariwts. rngi.
teas, mattlnka, Japaneaa
247 l anHiiit.
CARD ENGRAVERS.
W.U1J1NG AND VlSiTlNU CAUUS eugraved
YV. O. Smith, & Co., Third door, Woshlug
ion bhltf
CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
MijlAl. SMUUtllll, galvanised iruu cornice..
J. '. Hiivlcr. 2U Socoiul at.
CAKfEATEKS AND BUILDER8.
Jull A. id&LTU.N, carpenter and bulldt'r, 3u7
Stark at.; oitlcu aud store fixturea built aud
remodeled, altering and repair bouses. Phone
Muiji 74 1.
1. s UI.AKNEY. carpenter and builder; rati-
inatea given. 855 E. Stark. Phone Union 7I7.
CtEiAL MILLS.
Atllt MILLS CO., Manufactiirara atalaion
Aciue t en tila. 20 aiid 32 N. Front at.
1' JOHNSON A
Health (T..(iM.
Co., manufacturers PeerUva
U!2-4 1'ront Bt.
COAL AND WOOD.
uutuu.v t i EL CO., dealers In all kinds of
coal and wood. 044 Morriaon i.t.
VULCAN COAL
era best coal..
CO., WilOLESALB DEAL
foundry and smelter coke.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
I,. Jll 1 1 II Ki.l., chlropodlKt. kuiglit'a Shoe
yioro. a-M Wash. Kt. Phone Hraid 728.
CIGARS . ND TOBACCO.
bM.lfiiur-uUAST C1UAB. CO.-
Diatrtbutera of
flNB CIGARS,
Portland, Oregon.
SMOKE j OWN M1XTUKE Can't bs beaL
Big Slchef Co., 3 Third st.
DALLAS AND SALEM STAGE.
LEAVES DALLAS 7 u. m. and Salem at 1 p. in.
dully, except Sunday; beat of aceommodatlonH.
DENTISTS.
THLUDOUK S. 'lUOili'SO.N, ikl-51 Washington
bldg., Washington aud Fourth ta. Phone
Hood 414.
Dx.vtLOPlNU AMD FINiSillNa.
W8 EltAME PICTUItES
Paclllc Picture Place, ,'ISI Morrison at.
DRUGGISTS.
I UAiN K J.
perfnmea.
bl'HUIHIG, drugs, toilet article.,
342 Washington at.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
1'OltXLAND ELECTRICAL WOltKS Ottlce 363
Stark at. . .
WeatiTn
Electric
Works, fios 1-2 Wash. at.
FREE SHINES.
CLOTHES CLEANED and pressed H per month.
Unique Tailoring Co. 347 Wash.
GASOLINE LAMPS.
11 .W. MANNING, Lighting and Supply Co.
Lateat Improved gasoline lamps, lot! Sixth
atreet. Portland, ore.
HOTELS.
HOTEL BELVEDERE,
and Alder ats.
European plan, Eourtb
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ELECTRWAEr M AS6A-6B.'
PROF. M. L. EATON, electrical, electro-Tibru-tory
and massage treatments scienUtlcally
given. Alisky bldg., Morriaw St., room
omce phone. Red 1807. Hours; 9 to
i a. m ; 1 to p. m.
H AMMAN BATHS.
JACK KING, Seventh and Washington; $1 Ham
man baths noequaled In this city.
0ROCERIES,
D. C BURNS, 147 ad at.,
at cash trices. -
Cue fresh groceries
.:.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
HOME FURNISHERS Furniture, carpels, par
lor goods, stoves, etc. See I. tievurta A
Sons, 173-175 First, 219-225 Yamhill. Both
' phone B04v -
LAUNDRIES.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY. Comb, brush, soap.
tl PfX monih NoTeltjr L.IupsOjfc. 4SH3
N. Ninth at. .Tel. 410.
TOWELS. SOAP, COMB AND BRUSH, fl per
m-nlh. f.-eg,n Laundry Co. Phone B. 13.
ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY.
LAlillE A REBE, mannfactnrers of Ice cream
and eonfeetionerr. gill W'aahlnirton at.
O.
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IMPLEMENTS.
. PORTLAND IMPLEMENT CO., farm machinery
aud vehicles, Front at, . -
INSUBAlfCB.
JAS. ale. I. WOOD, Coneurd Building, Phone
47. Bssplorer'g Liability luaurauca, repre
aenta Americaa Bonding Trust Co. Itra tef
2. PHILIP KENNEDY, Insurance; resident
agent Norwich Uuloa Fire Insurance Society.
Phone South 1564. 48 Hamilton bldg.
AETNA Ufa INSURANCE CO: writes Ufa.
accident Aud employer's liability Insurance.
. 318 ailing phig. r .
ARTHL'tt WILSON, Sherlock Building. Phone
100S. represents tee Alliance and the Howe
Fire and Marine Insurance Companies.
ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRB INSURANCE,
82
Sherlock pldg. Oregon phone Main Boy.
JOH.. KELLY, general Insurance egant Cslum
Ma Milg. 23 Third mt.
JEWELE8.
THE L C. HKNU1CH8KN CO.. jewelers end
opticians. 284 Waahlngtnn at.
TUB O. HE1TKEMPBB CO., manufacturing jew.
-..elera,42Ml MAtrrlaoa .st....
A. A. WUIUUT.
rlson sc
the Iowa Jeweler, 2U3 Mor-
UEO. O. .iBANDHNBUKO CO.. Engrarers,
Mfg. jcwelMra. kmi, d at. Phone Hiwd 4T.
LADIES' TAILORS.
LADIES' TAlLOU-MAKkl SUITS, cloaka and
eupes. Aceordeon plaltes. Applloie work a
spi-rtnltT Stephatia. i!"! Alder.
MAU AC'lOtti-Kb' AQENTB anil BE0KE88.
KELLY-CLAHEE CO. Manufacturers' ageuu
and merchandise brokera; leeeeea OTerlaud
LIVERT AND FEED STABLES.
lliAZIUlt
atahlfs.
A
Noa.
McLEAN .Livery and feed
2fS to Mil at., cor Taylor.
MINING AND MINK PROMOTERS.
SESSION'S to SIMPSON, mining and mine pro
uiotera. hoom 2. Ihamher of tkirameroe.
MASSAGE.
klUMli. 11. E. ELI', dermui .lugi.t,
eli'etrlc trentmenta, VM'fa First at.
MACHINERY.
TltENKMAN A CO., mining, sawmill, logging
machinery, hydraulic plpea castings of aU
kiud. repuired. 104 N. Potlrth at.
MILLINERY.
illk-.i a. L. JOUUENSEN, importer aud dealer
- In French millinery. 2!)1 Morrison at.
MODEL-MAKER.
l-'Uit I IUST-CLASS 11EPAIKIKO
l-'rllK. niHchlniat and moilel-itiakei
go to Andy
. 110 flth at.
talMflli ENUINtEKS AND ASSAY.C.RS.
MtMVl'AtrA -ABBA k-0e ICE, itutt Stark at. Ex
perts ou analysis coala, minerals, rock, uiiu
eral waterB. J. T. Uove, Mgr.
J. 11. EiSK, Mining Engineer and Aaaayer,
204 1-11 Washington at. Phcpue Clay 021. .
MORTGAGE LOANS.
O.N IMPROVED city and farm property, at low
est current rates; buildlug loam. Installment
loaua. - Will. McMasters, 811 Worcester bldg.
LOAN'S on city property and on Improved farm
ing landa In Oregon aud Washiugton. Apply
to UolxTt Livingstone, 1B4 Stark at.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN, aums to suit; notes cashed.
Dr. Darling, room 0, Cambridge bldg. Third
and MorrlwoP. . .. '
MONEY TO-LOAN, small amounts, short or
long time. J. 11. llawley, 2 Cham, of Cum.
MONEY TO LOAN on city lota and improved
farms. W. A. Shaw A Co., 343 Stark at.
sy t
Id Wash-
Inglon liidg. Phone Hood 413.
NAVAL ARCHITECT.
k UlOl.A. BALUN, 43 -Second at., Tel. Oak 7,
naval architect aud mechanical engineer.
OVERALLS.
DOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS and mechan
ics' clothing. Beat lu every detail. Neu
atadler Pros., Mfgra, Portland. or.
PIANO LESS0N8.
W. CI1FOUD NASH, loa loth St.
terms upon
appllcuttfm. Heylnnera taken.
OPTICIANS.
UK. E. M.
DALLAS, retracting optician, StlM
210 Falling bldg.
Ihird and Washiugton ats.
PLAITING M.HD PINKING;
MISS O. UOCLD, accordion knife plaiting and
pinking; steam procese; no uot irons; abort
notice. H4tl Marcpiam bldg.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E. W. Moo UK. crayou and oil portrarte.
Third
iiml nualiiugtou als.
fill!)..
TA VLOR
A STANTON,
ss Sixth at.
plumblug and steam
littlng.
FES60MAL.
MRS. OLKOCK has opened massage uud mani
curing parioia In Ablugton bldg., room 424;
autlslaction guaranteed. A trial villi con
vince. Phone Red 2s4.
MME. AZA HOLMES, Compleiion. Ilalr, Skin
and Scalp Siieclallat. may be consulted dally
free. Sll MiirrhoiMl, ...
ALL CCT-UATE subscriptions and club coui-
bluatlous ou eriouicals at Jones Dook Store,
X1 Aliier st., Portland, Or.
AS'i'KOLOU Y Have your lite read by scien
tist- Eastern Astrologer; advice on business.
OS Park at.
UNCLE MYEKS," the pioneer money-lender.
ll;i Third, near Alder, sells diamonds,
watches, jewelry half regular store prices.
Country orders attended to.
USE AM) YOU WILL OBTAIN BEST RESULTS
from Western gas or gasoline mantels.
CAFE KUATZ. 122 Sllth St.
A Una luuch
served at ull hours.
MISS EMMA R. MACK IE, musseuse, teacher
physical culture. 417 Ablngton hidg.
BLAZ1KRS,
246 Fh-st at.; tree concert every
venlng.
ROOF SHINGLEK AND REF-AlKLR.
ROOF UEPAIUINU; best roof paint on earth;
wood or tin. 1. E. Oell, 7! 15. Sth St., N.
Phone Pink 1872.
REAL ESTATE.
LOR. SALE i'AKMS
Improved rurius for sale in all parts of
Oregon and Washington; payments made to
Knit imri-hitHCrs. ' For full uti rriciiliit-a n. ,
various pro(ertles, apply to Wm. McMasters,
all Worcester mug.
WESTERN INVESTMENT CO., 2SM i Morrison
si., i' a. Looming nous4s, nusluiis
chances, city aud Buburbun proiH-rty, furnis
sml timber lands. See our list before buying.
P YOU WANT A HOUSE BUILT In auy part
of the city pn easy terms, call oji Whalley.
Benson bldg.. Fifth and Morrison; open even
ings 7:30 to 8:B0.
MAXWELL & KNAPP "
REAL PSTATE.
Rooth t. ChnTnnpr of f,nimerce BnlTdTHg. "
ROPE.
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO., cor. 14th add
KArthup .Ht.. Portland, Ore.
RUBBER STAMPS,
BUSBY A LEASH CO. Rubber Stamps, Seals.
SfonHlK. etc., 417 The IVknm,
SHOWCASES,
R. LUTES A CO.. successor to Dixon. Burge
aon A Co., Sixth and Hoyt sts.
SAFES.
HALL SAFE, standard of the world; safes sold
on easy payments; trade your old safe for
a new one. N orris Safe A Lock Co.. 91
Flret St.
BUY YOUR SAFE of J. E. Davis. Your repairs
and lockouts safely done, oil Third St.
.fOHAOE AND TRANSFER.
a O. PICK. XilBce 8 rtrst str, rietween Stark
and Oak sta.; phone fax). Pianos and furni
ture moved and packed for stripping; com
modioiis fireproof brick warehouse. Front and
Olay aft. - .... .. - .
M. OLSON,
ra no nifiTer.
128 First st Furniture and
BLOT MACHINES.
TRANS(,'OXTIN"EN'TAL MAClUNH , CO.t-Slot
saacalaes. 4J nasa. 'Or Phont 1J01; CoL 070.
8ECIAZ, OEUTXXTJ
JPOMT bl'ECIAI. DELIVERY, No: 2iX 1-J Waak
- Ingtoe at. Hionea. Or Main 91. CoL SMI1.
.I.J
TONTINE LOAN.
10KTINB LOAN UKt IU1TY CO.. UCMil Uaiu
Uton h!dg. J. c. EKrleaton. aupt.
TIMBER LANDS.
18 HOMESTEAD timber claims, cruise M.OOU.OUU;
r and cedar, level laud, logging stream.
21 yellow piua timber claims, cruise B,000,.
OOn.
02 choice (arm bomeateada; excellent grass,
fruit and stock lands; near good town and
WM. HAWK8. W Coramcrclal BUlg.
TYPEWRITERS.
THE SMITH -PHEMIElt TYPEWRITER. liM
Third atreet. Ail makes uf tyuewrltera fr
nut. Supplies for all machines, LAM.
Alexander A Co., agenta.
WALL PAPER.
11. P. CHRISTEN SEN, wall papcrer aud painter.
141 Seveuth St., corner Alder.
ERNEST MILLER & CO., wall paper aud dec
orntora. 127 frlrat at.
WHOLi.Blli.1. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.'
WHOLESALE CUOCKEKY AND' 0LASSWAUE.
Prael Hegel A Co.. !( to l(a (Sth. cor. Stark.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
J. E. HASELT1NE A CO.. Iron, steel, coal aud
, blacksniith'a supplica. 45, 51 Second st.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
WAOHAMS A CO., wholesale grocers, manu
facturers and commlsaiou merchants, 04 and
Utt r'ront St.
ALLUN A
LEWIS, wholesale grocers, Purt-
rHI'-rT'
MASON, EHUMAN A CO., wholesale grocers.
N, W. Corner Second and Pine ata. .
LANG A CO.. First and Aitkeny i.treets.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
aLEIStHlsEU, HA V Ell A CO. Pioneer manu
facturers of shirts and overalla. No. 2V y'rout
and rr Flrnt ata. l-citlnud. Or.
WHOLESALE LEATHER GOODS.
W. H. McMOMES A CO.
hnrneaa, leuther goods.
wholesale saddlea,
511 Front St.
WnuLtBALi v.ti.LL PAiER.
MORGAN W ALL 1 Al Ell CO., IM-1KO Secjud
at., bet. Yuinhill aud Taylor. Iu-tli'ud. or.
' W Ji&at. TO DINE.
SA'llSrx' your palate by a plate .uf EuHtfru
oysters tor 25c. at Ike - West Coast itjpwv
., PjcUirs. ,143 (Wvelitli t, ear Alder.' f-We
'own oir oyster bed- e
S'i'UOUSU S UEM'l'Al KANT; .Wst-cfaias meals,
beat serrtce. XtM' W uakltlgb at.
ILL1 !lAl-U.-!i..-Jl- li '.. 11 Ui.Jg I1.1LJ...1-L J J U
BANKS,
-,-r
LNl'lED SIAIES AAWOAftL ILlNh.- i '
of PortluHd, On gon. ' '
Northwest corner 'third auu Ouk sta.
'Transacts u gtrut-ral bunking buHlueua.
DRAFTS lSSIitU, uvailubie lu ml duel of
the I nited Statea aud Europe, iloug Kuug
and Manila.
NO INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
President J C. A1NSWOR1I1
Vice-PreaWent W. 11. AVER
Cashier f. j. . ,J C. MILVE-u'y
Asbi.laUt t't!LUT it. w. B( ll.Ml.Lil
Assistant , Casllic-r A. M. W UlOllT
LADD M TIL-TUN, DANJs.LitS, f ,r ,
. , Jla0 W 1S30.. ?
-j IntftMK HeiMt- 'tiuaji deposits, f .
' tullcctiloNs tn.id kl aft points oirruvorabld
terms. Letters of credit lMued availulils lu
Europe and all points In live Culled Sutea.
bight exchange and u-it-tf rapine traiialera
sold lu New York, Washington, Chlougo, &t.
- -boots,- DeuvrT -OiUJiha. Sii I'V-uiicnM-u.-uid.
vsrlous points in Oregon, fc usblnglon, Idaho,
Moutuuu und Dritlsh 1'oluu.biu.
Exchange sold ou . LoUihn, Paris, Ilerllu,
l'l-uukfoi t. ltong Kong, Yokohama, Muuila
and - lioa,.Ittltt. ' . -. , . . '
"TUB OLDEST Tltl'ST COMPAN' IN
""' OBKUON. " v -
(Incorporated April 22, 1KS7. )
PORTLAND 1 Til ST 1 O.MPA.VY Of ORECON.
No. 100 Third Street.
TriituiuctH a gete-ral li-Uftt, ugen' and bank
ing business; ,-olh-ctiou. until!', suvitigs u,r
poaits rwelved, liilen-Kt-lteurnrg corllhcu;-s of
OeiHisIt isauod at rales llxed by the terms of
tin- evrtltii-iitc.
ItENJ. 1. COHKN President
li. LBBPAUET . . ... . . Secretary
CANADIAN DANK OF COMMERCE.
With which Is puuilgauiulod
THE RANK OF lllUUSll COLUMBIA.
Capitul paid up in.uuu.uoo
lltcrve ;i,5ou,ouo
Trausat'ta a gelierul hanalug bulru-na.
SA VI .NO'S HANK DrrCARiJULNT.
Accounts opened for hhMi of Klu uud up
wards, and interest allowed eu minimum
monthly uslunces. .Ualcs ou applicatluu. 44
Washlugtou st.
E. AWYLD, Manager.
LONDON A SAN FRANCESCO RANK, ' LIM
ITED. '
Cbuinbcr of Commerce rulldlug. Third and
fctark Stresu.
Head office,' 5i Old Lruud street. London.
'1 bis bunk tninsiu-ls a gelu-rul loinklng bunl
nesa, muLea louua, discounts bilks and Ixsucs
letters ot credit uvailubie for travelers and
fof the purehuso of uier-bundlHe In any eily
- uf the world. Deals iu torelgu uud dumeslic
exchange.
Interest paid on time deposln.
W. A. Macrae. Manager.
MERCHANT' NATIONAL PANE.
PORTLAND, OR.
J. Frank Watsou President
it. L. Durham Vice-President
R. W. Hoyt Cashier
Geo. W. Hoyt .Assistant CaSiiier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL LANhlXG UlSI
N KSS.
Drafts and letters of credit leaned available
to all parts of the world.
Collections a 8.ecl.i lty. Gold dust bought.
MORRIS & WHITEHEAD BANKERS.
INVESTMENTS.
FIRST AND ALDER STREETS.
PORTLAND. OLE.
THE WILD INDIAN'S
0V1RCQ4T
mcriiatujfi in the " hotiu- brAti
rr Ortv manulariuff rt ff
Indian Rvrw r ery " l'eriltn
1 ot iif fx'Ckl Ool null d;rij in IM
e If yuw dfatftr hatn 1 Kuckl) latm
Krftj , to rvAswinj; v" tt"Ce )
(iri;v, 'll rr4 ou ft ffruirtf
llrion Indian Kotve. ripre prepaid
Un ICO. t1uMsYleit in CbiotA, Ittr t3.
PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS.
Pcmilclon. Ore.
References Ladd & Tilton, Portland; U
S. Natlona.1 uank, Portland; Bank of
California San ranclsco; Crotkej
Woolworth National Bank. San Fran
cisco.
Members Chicago Board of Trade, San
--Francisco Jroduce Exchange, Ban Fran
cisco Stoc and Bond Exchange.
Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds
and Cotton.
San Francisco Office:
480 California St
103 Third Street
FUHTLAND. OR
PREPARE FOR CONVICTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec -19.--The
members of the national executive com
mittee of the United Mine Workers are
gathering at the headquarters of the
organization in this city preliminary to
the holding of the committee meeting,
which precedes the annual convention.
The convention, which wiir begTfr. its
sessions one month from today,, will be
one of the most important on mast In
teresting ever held by the orpahtkatlon,
in- vlew-of- tha.- great st niggle through
which the miners have gone during the
past year. The officers and members of
the executive' committee will make full
reports to the men as to the tnslue work
ings of the great strike In the anthra
cite field, and It Is to prepare these re
ports, that the preliminary meeting of
the executive committee Is held.
Coflman's Xmu Candies,
i u
B0I1. km I (0.
I DAY,
It b not too tariy to order your
Xmas Turkey
and tverybody knows that the
best and most reliable place it
Mace's Market
Poultry Fish, Game,
Oysters, fruit,
Vegetables, Butter,
Domestic and Imported
Cheese
M. C. MACE
151 Fourth St., near Morrison
Oregon Phone Main oia
Columbia Phone 555
s
Turkeys
A CAR LOAD
FANCY CORN lD TURKEYS
Chick ns - -
Host creamery
Ketta. fresh, (iuAuiy. . , . .
15c pound
1214c in.
.45c and 60c
. 6 tlo and 66c
.25c tMMi 30c
. . . .1. .14c
. . M .. . 12e
JHvgb war-curexk: immx
iJ'lajSti '-liatn .5, li 4. .
Ilonelesa ham
6-JI4, piyt lard
12Wc
50c
.' 35c
VholeBiile prices.
La Grande Creamery
064 Yamhill.
r- For Choice
"Cuis of , . .
.MEAT.
. .Qo to
TH03. DUFFY, Prop.
361 Pirst St., cor. Madison.
Orders promptly Ljf eJ and dsUv;red,
t OVER TH. WILLAMETTE
FOR LIBRARY. FUND
Lj5
Thoirpsoa School Pupils Entertain
Afternooirand-livening.
fI3
Th, liui.ils teachers of the Thomp-J
son School in Al'dri! have combined. laP
an ciiU-iloinni-nt li)f the benefit ot .J he
Bchoul lli'rar: H'liii. The fnilowiiiK pro
irnini v.-hs i'.-ii'b-reil this aftcrnouii and
will !.' n-:)iHiiil this eveiiln;;:
HuiuldK for Uu- Fairies: Kiitranre of
I-lly,- tjuct-n oi JfalTir. Flowers,; J"Jfiiiry,
Talis ' cm useie; "'OafiodiiH, " TalipS,
Jt-rtmrost s : i'lissy V'U1kh: Vlolol Jiuk-tpnhc-i'uliiirs
KcrinOTIr For-get-m4-nots;
liifsiH, tluii, Huttdrcups and Daisies;
A liurdrii H11I, Uuft'ring the Flowera
lJi)tlei'il.i ; , "' 'uiH' to Greet Your Cucen"
CJiuiaiiilK : .M 11 :;ih i Ites and t'opplcB Mill
uel; Illhl 01. s. t'riiwnliia; of Queen; A-
twmbllm of Fuirlcs; "Voices of
tho
LODGE ELECTS
Washington Lodge, Masons, Se
lects Oificers kf Ensui g Year.
At the lust regular meeting of Wash
ington Loiluv. " if'. A. oi A. M., the
annual cli-i tion uf officers wan held irnd
resulunl in Die fullowlng; choice: W. G.
PhclU nburper. w ortiblpful master; Charles
1. I''r;i2u r, .- i-ior warden; George Hy
land, junior wmden; R. B. McClung,
tiensun-i'; J li. Klehmond, socretttry.
After thu le smesa of the evening; was
convlud'.'d. n in -hmenta were ayrvvd. The
newly ekctnl nfticers will be Installed
Saturday evening, Decern bor 27, in the
;uikhurd.
REPAIRS TO PIERS
O.R.&N.Gyrpmy Will Strengthen
Steel Bridge Foundations.
The O. H. & N. Co. has a number of
men engaged in making repairs to the
piers of the Steel Bridge. At this period
tf the year-, - wtn there le so much cur
rent , and clrlft?iood..floa.tlng around,
and hanging to Hie piers, something must
be done to atreiiKthen the structures. The
company has a barge loaded with larije
rooks and tluc will be used In the work..
Erecting Danger Signals.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company has erectd; danger signals at
each corner of Kast track on East Sec
ond ratreet. TWs Is. done - because the
rood, being new, teatmpters forget about
danger until too kate.
' I.
. Women's Guild Bazaar.
The Women's Otffld of the Church of
the Good Shepherd Ita-Ve A successful ba
lk ar and entertalnmaat at Oomes Hall,
on Russell Streeej JVesterday afternoon.
An excellent protrmtn was rendered arid
greatly pleased tlf targe a.udience pres
ent. To
cHall.
The new hall at WiUgburg wilt be ded
Jcatc'd tomorrow. An excellent literary
and musical program has been arranged
for tha occasion, : - f -
Turkey
PURE!
TELLS STARTLING
TALE OF OWELTY
An
Abased Wife Wanted
Dhrorce.
It Is seldom Indeed that evidence In
any case Is so strong aa to lead the court
to remark that no more witnesses need
be examined, but that was the case In tha
divorce suit of Eliza P., iJodaon against
Thomas L- Dodsun, which was tried bet
fore Judge Frailer of the State Circuit
Court this morning.
Dodson, it will be remembered, was'
convicted of the crime at counterfeiting
in this city more than a year ago. He
Is now serving a term In the Federal
penitentiary on McNeil's Island. That
would have been sufficient grounds for a
divorce had: not th statute of limitations
expired. - Cruelty,- including threats to
kill, was the grounds named In the com
plaint.
William H, Rowan was the first wit
ness colled,, and Tie testified to having
heard the. defendant accuse Mrs. Dodson
of Infidelity, In that she had Intimate
relations with another man. That was
in June, JIHtt, when st!i was visiting her
sister 11 1 Am boy, Wash,
"I know why she does not come home
to me,"' witness Said hs heard Dodson
say. '"There la a young man lu Amboy
with whom she Is Infatuated, and with
whom she is guilty of Improper rela
tions. I Will go there and bring her."
Witness went on to stale that Dodson
then gathered UP, A brace of revolvers,
loaded them and started out to bring his
wife home.. Jfithel . Dodson, who testified
later, was ytsitlng at tne same place in
Amboy, und she stated this morning that.
when Dodson arrived at the place, he
greeted his wife, with a drawn revolver,
threatening to kill her then and there
If she did not get ready and come home.
She complied, and bloodshed was averted.
When Miss Dodson, who Is but a slip
of a girl, had Qnlshed her testimony, and
'the court had learned that the defendant
was In the Federal iienltentlaiy. His
Honor looked what he said wihen the
nhird witness, Mrs. Warner, had. sjlwtu,
Mier testimony. Mrs. Warner hud lived
with the Dodsons and tesillled that she
had seen the detenUunt strike and beat
.his wife.
Counsel for plaintiff was Just jrolng to
call another witness to the stand, when
Judge Frazier .interrupted.
. 'That Is enough evidence, said his
Flionor. "Divorce granted."
HE NEVEtl CAME BACK.
"He.neer came hack to tell me why
he left," said Mrs. Kttie l. Wise this
(rooming In the State Circuit Court, whin
she went on the stand to tell about her
IJlnoubles with iier; husband, Lester Wise.
A.cffier v me is tfitr iBuiviuuui wriu wrote
fake drowning! story, in which he yel-
.' Jowl zed on thewdrdwnlng of Mrs. Nettie
I,. Wise, and then made a local evening
paper the victim of his wit, or wrhtUevcr
It might be called. .He signed his name
to the letter as "Johnson," and the paper
n" "QXIesHbh" SWatlOWea" The" faHS " Story
whole. It creatttd a sensation when It
Upptared, and a bigger one when the
rtewspaptfr ;whieb' ran It learned , Uuu the
story wjis false. ' " " . ,
.When asked by the " cdnlrt this morn
ing why her husband left her, the pretty
little woman replied; "Well, I think ho
got wise."
"What do you mean?" queried the
court,
"I mean that after Wise wrote that
story, the reporters were hot on his trull,
and he got wise und skipped out before
they could tlnd him."
"Well," spoke up his honor, "Wise will
pet his name in the newspapers again,
won't he?"
Wise was further mentioned by Mrs.
Wise us being a possiblt) hlgumlst. She
did not mate 1 upon what 6bt bustsd her
assertion, but she told the court that
"I'She guessed "Wise hud ji. wife before he
VVise. accorMigf fo.i'tbe plxtlfS lijff. : left
liW nothing mH-k iiiWr when he -went
away, aiMlhe4dld -iit.,state In It why he
had gone. Nothmg tiSs ev-T been heard
of him since, hyv Mrs. Wise, and she
guessed likely he had decided to keep
sway.
Judge Frasler fcaye her a dlvoroe an
her maiden name.
8WARTWOOD ALSO WENT.
Anna C. Swartwood was grunted a di
vorce from Harrison Ji. Swartwood tlila
morning by Judge Frailer. The grounds
for her complaint were cruelty, iniidullty
and desertion.
From the evidence adduced this morn
ing, It would, appear that Harrison B.
Swartwiied is artaa,n of very lew- words.
He has beeri gang" frow thltf city more
than a vear, and If he ever wrote a let
ter to his wife, it went astray. Mrs.
riwartwcod admitted when on the wit
11 im stund that she had told her hus
band that she could not very well stand
for his association with another woman,
with whom he seemed to be In love, so
he said that it would be a case similar
to that of the motto which hunfrs in a
saloon: "if drink Interferes with your
business, Quit business."
"I'll ult you," said he, "because you
interfere with my business."
And he did.
"Want your maiden name?' queried the
court.
"Yes, It's Poor."
"All light, you're Poor now," replied
the judge
Happy to be freed from such a man us
she hud been telling about ou the wit
ness stand, she trudged out of the court
room,' but.ahe didn't look poor.
LIEN SUITS FILED.
Three lien suits were tiled In the State
Circuit Court yesterday afternoon to re
cover for materials furnished for ihe con
struction ot houses in Irving's Addition.
The Hens are against F. li. King, James
Prescott and A. L. Braisford, the sums
asked being 3L2, 195 and 1100.
HOPGROWER SUED.
A. Lehman & fid-oi-4M-iilniiatT have
filed suit in th State Circuit Court
against John Sulzeberger, a hopgrower
of Hlllsooro, Ore. They seek to recover
Judgment for $2,581. for breach of con
tract for the delivery of 12.000 pounds of
first-grade hops. Owing to the phenome
nal rise In the price of hops, the corn
puny claims it has lost the amount sued
for.
NO PIPE DREAM.
There lsr trouble between the county
commissioners and the water committee
over the pipe line along tha macadam
road. The grade or the road whs recently
leveled, und in some places the grade was
lowered to such an extent as to leave
tlie pipe exposed. '
The dispute 4 s to -whether ths -pipav
should be fixed by the county commis
sioners or by the water committee of the,
city.
PORTLAND-CHICAGO.
Seventy hours is the time of the O. R
A N. "Chicago-Portland SpeciaL" fnbm
Portland to Chicago, leaving every morn
ing at o'clock. Inquire city, ticket Attic,
ThLrd and Washington.
TOBACCO GROWER OPPOSED.
. --, j-1
JIABTFORD, Conn., Dec. l.Nw Eng.
land tobacco growers, it hi stated, will
oppose Cuban reciprocity, chiefly on tha
ground- that the proposed 20 per cent re
duction Is the beginning of a movement
to overthrow the Dlngley tobacco sched
ule. The competition of clear Havana
cigars is not feared so much as that from
leaf grown under tents from Sumatra
seed. Growers say that this innovation
is an undeniable success in Cuba, and
were the tariff to be reduced appreciably
the New England Sumatra Industry wou.d
be Injured, If not destroyed.
ELEC1ED OFFICERS.
The 1 alnters' Union met lust evening
and e4fetd the- -folrowlng oWceTS Tor
the ensuing term:
Charles Ward, president; J. H. Owens,
vice-president; U M. Dbyns, recording
secretary; W. G. Todd, financial ecre
tary; M. J. Hinel, treasurer; Harry
TOwneson, conductor; Charles iimerson,
warden; B. Larogue, trustee; V. Huran.
M. W. O'Shea, E. A. Austin, delegates to
the Federated Tradea Council; John W.
Stiger, delegate to Building Trades Council.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sheriff to Cora Songsttke, 38x60
r ft',','t '."f,,A' K- J', Murphy's dd..
L. B. Kllbourne to O. tm. Smith,
su. E and K. lot 4, block 3, Port
land Homestead
A'. 1, anstn tf Thomas nomnar,
lot 27. 28, block 4, ManHfleld . .
PeJi'y-H- iily,h to H "llpln. w.
66 ft. .ot 8, block 2, Caruther's
add
600
SO
400
R.
Livingstone to A. ft Pattniio
portl"" A. N. and MeHiida King s
u. 1.
Sherilt to Fred QUcs, lots 10.' 11,
block 2, RusHellytlle add
E. 8. and M. B. Jenne to Ella V.
Morrison, lot A, Jenue Tract, sec.
1
1
350
81, twp. 1 11., r. i e
C. T. and . E. Sullivan to A. C.
and M. E. Watnee, lots m, 111
b.uck 1. Terminus add
Sheriff to A. B. Jensen, lots 27, 2S
block 4, Miuisfiuld
A. Reeves and wife to Trustees
Hist Methodist Church, lot 1,
block 6. Central odd . .
Addle Watson to M. Nickels, iota 7
to -10. -block, 4,- ay's add to Al-
mieHff 'lo; y. e." .; W '6: : j:
Purdy. lot 2o, block 2, Munsfleld . .
A. Xjiinpeit to A. Haimati, lots a to
10, block 11, Arbor Lodge
R. L. Barnes, Tr.. to A. LaiDert.
soo
2
150
360
50
lots b to 1(1, bjotlc li; lots i8 to
18, block VS. Arbnr Lodge 675
Vim. Smith and wife to Henry O
Smith, w , lots' 1, 2, block 3, Han
sun's add 1
H. v, Wallwe to E. C. Pohl, "lots' i
to 4, 1111K. 2, ami- lots 1.. block
6, Ciiffonl ndil i. , ; Jl
C. L. McKelinhitiul a, I fa a u oi . T "
. f
fir,','v.. ",o00 ft' - uor- 0 biook
L, Pat ton Tiiift ,,
Allen & Lewis to Wm. J. Hill, it
, '"Mwk J, Bery's add
Sheriff for Jno MoBalrd to Sir. N.
Uwlni 'ii it)at'k ': W"od"
. ' H! f AVi!,y "jo Kdi ''aiirreil',
lots 80. 31, block 2U, Peninsular
add No. 2
Geo. H. Wlllliipis to A. M. i)ever
lots 23. 24. Willamette.
:j9d
1800
150
250
-O. .M. Smilii ami. wife Jt!tB H-H-
inn, huihiiv. r; ami r , lot 4, block
3, rortlancr Homestead ,
600
rOJGrjARANTEED TfTt,t!o
See Pacific Coast Abstract. Guaranty &
'f rust Co., . 71)4-6-6-7 Falling Building.
Get your title Insurance and abstracts
to real estate from the Title Guarantee &
"trust Company. Chamber of Commerce.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Philip New, repairs, First and Madi
son, 175.
. B. Werleln, 2-story dwelling, East
Madison and East Twentieth, $3,000.
Albert Hernl , 2-story dwelling, Eas
Sixteenth andTCAHt Taylor, J3,000.
Sarah Hergsolk, 1 -story cottage.
East Uurnslde and East Twenty-second
street, $2,ii00.
Joseph Sprecht, 2-story dwelling. East
.Eleventh anil Falling, J1.00I).
BUYER'S DIRECTORY
0. C. HtDKIt, maker of violins snd all kinds
or bu-iiikoo instruments an kinds of relish
ing. Iloom 30 Kuasell bldg.. 4th and Morrison.
LOOK AT THIS!
SUNSET
A Magazine of lie Border, " tiandsaroely
t Illustraled i; $1.00 per year
Review of Reviews
The Busy Man's Magazine. . $2.50 per year
AND
SUCCESS
America's Inspiring Monthly . $1.00 per year
ALL FOR
THRED DOLLARS
TO ANY ADDRESS
Mall orders direct to -
SUNSET MAGAZINE,
Published by Passenger Department
Southern Pacific Company
No. 4 MONTGOMERY STREET
SAN FR..NCISCO, CALIFORNIA
WE WANT AGENTS rog SUN
SET in this County. Spkcial
Terms to oood workers
THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
PORTLAN
-AND-
CHICAGO
SUN OVER
CHICAGO & NORTH
WESTERN RY.
TIME 70 HOURS TO CHICAGO
a. a. barker,.
General Agtnt, C I N. W. Railway.
(S3 Tfalrtl St., , PORTLAJSD. OR
RAILROAD TntJ TABLES.
EAST
via.
SOUTH
Leaves
PNIOM DEPOT.
ArriVM
OVERLAND SX
PHK88 TRAINS, for
filial, Uoseburg, Ash
8:30 p. m.
ciua, Sacramento, Og-
7:48 a.
", oau ranelco,
Wojave, Los Angeles.
r.i i'aso. New Orleans
auu w Kast
At Woodhurn SsflV
feieent SundayL Born-
S'30 1
usin JOT' HC AB-
g'l. Wllverton, Browns
ville, sprlugtleld, Wend
"iig aud .atron.
Aijany passenger
Connects at Woodburn
"lib Mt. Augi-1 and Sil
verton local.
Cervsllls passenger ...
SherbUn paMenj-pr
7:00 p.
4:00 p. m.
10:10
7 .10 a. 1
114 '60 0. 1
5:90 B.nv
IIR.SO srn.
ilicll
Purtlaad-Oswago Suburban Serric. and Tambill .
Dtvision.
?.P0? Foot of Jron Strs.t.
13 S 2 u-f "',d '!''K T J0 a. .
Dull,' .&. 8:3o. itl:10 p. mT .
a i 4-lai n",'1'' 5 'iu' -. 10.M9
a! in." ' ''' '" Sunday only. 9:0
8 Wt.,r0mff " "'g0' HTrlre rortland dally
11 10 n 'ift, a:0S' :." :l. T 39. 56,
iao loaf',, Df,117 "'"I.t Mundai;, 6 25. I'll'
a in kf.;i ' 6 .a" ul Except Moinkiy, JO
a. m. Siinilay only, 10:00 m. at. .1
1! x,,t" dally encept Sunday, 4:00 p. m.
Arrive Portland lo:20 a. m. . r
oDerVr.. ''.''''''"w Monuiouth Motor Lisa
necrl, r.i,h"Ju '.l. Munmuutli and Alrllc. eon
i.u.Vtb "'nern r-aclflc Company's train
at Dallas and Independence.
land ,,"clS" rebat' t,cl,e ,(' from Port.
7.k. iV7 gcr"'ento and San Francisco. Net
with; ?! !nb K)i eeoud-class fare $18,
without ri,uatB ur irtjj. second-class berta
Jan.,; Vi points and Europe, alaaj
". ' i.bl,n' IIu"lulu and AuBtralia.
ton ,VJficu co""" Tnlr1 "n1 WaablBf
ton streets. Phone. Main T12.
Uy ricket Anent. Cen. Pas. Agt,
limm PAciFiic J
THREE TRAINS DAILY ' ' 1,
FOR AU. P0INT5 EAST
UNION DRPOT.
Lsavsa
All
UlUCAOO-POJlTLAaiD
Sl'Kl'IAU
.9:00 a,rsv
Dafl
4,80 p. mt.
r the T;ast' via Tlant-
Ington.
SPOKANE FLYKR.
Kg Kastern Wasbing'
toa. Walla . tfalla, U.w-1
Iston,- Coeur d'Aienai
snd , Great Northern;
:16 p. m.
Datfji -
t od a
Dally
points.
ATLANTIC KXl'RESS
S 'M p. m.
Dally
$:10 a. BU
Dally
For the Bhuit via Huut-
ingtan.
OCEAN AND SIVXS SCHEDULE.
FOB SAN FBANUISCO,
From
Alna worth
Dock,
S:OU p. m.
sir. Columbia, Dec. S,
in,
Str. (leo. W. Elder
Dh'. lo, 23.
5:00 p. as.
Colum.la Ilivsr Id vision.
FOH ASTOU1A and 8:00 p. m.
way points, connecting Daily ' -i
with str. for Ilwaco aud I ex. Sunday
North Deach. str. T. J.ISaturdar
Putter. Aah st. dock. 1 10:00 p. m.
: tv as-
bally
a. Sua dm
Willamstta Elver DivUlon.'
FOR SALEM. Cor.ama.fcJn'
and way points, steamer Wed
Kuth, Aah-at. dock. pr), "
About
6:110 p. 1
Tiles.,
Thurs.,"
Sat
Yamhill Elver Route.
Foil DAYTON. Oregon
City Snd Yamhill Uiver
7:00 a. nt
Tueaduy
Thursday
Saturday
8:00 Sv as.
Monday
Wedneaday
Friday
points, str. iiauiora, AB
street dock.,
(Water permitting.) -
Snaks Riv.r Houta.
FOtt LBW18T0N. Ida., .
and way points, frore.
Klparla, Wash., steam-""
era Spokane and Lew-Iex Sat.
Iston.
Aboot
soup. 1
Dally
ex. Jrt.
TICKET WfldH, ipilrd and a.iaiigtfta. --rala.
'phone. Main n't. s
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Yokohama and Hong Kong, calling at
Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight '
via connecting ateanier for atanlla, Port Arthur
aud Vladlvoatock.
1NDRAPURA SAILS DECEMBER 18.
For rate and fall Information call OS) ar
address oiuctala or agenta of tha O, L II. Co.
.TIME CARD
TRAINS,.
PORTLAND:
Paget Sound Limited.
Departaj
Arrlv
for Tacoi&A, Seattle.!
Olympla, South Bend
and Gray's Harbor
points.
North Coast Limited,
for Tacouia, Seattle,
Hullo. St. PauL Mla-
7:28 a. m.
4:15 p. 1
2:00 p. 1
7:001
neaiKills, Chicago, New
York, Boston and poluH
Laat and Southeast.
TWln-Clty Li press, for
Tacoma, Seattle, Spo
kane, Heleua, St. Paul
Minneapolis, Chicago
U:4S p. 111,
7:13 p. a.
New York, Bostou and
all points Last aad
Southeast.
North Coast - (Cansaa
t'ity-St. Loula SpeciaL
(or - faiKMiiSii Seattlia,
SKkane. Butte. Billing
Denver, .Omaha, Kauaa
City, St. Louis ami all
poluta Kast and South
eaat. S-;00 p. 1
7:n0a.av
Alt trains dally except on South Basal
branch. A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant ileneral Passenger AgeaL ' .
22S Morrison St.. curuer Third. Portland, Or,
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DEPOT, Kimi ANDt
Lravea
1 I STKEKTS.
-Arrlvs
I-
'Kor Ma.rg.5rs. Kainlor.l
IClarskanle, : West port.
8:00 a. tB.lcilftoa, Astoria. War
11,10 a.
Irenluiv .. K la ret IlaBlr
mond, . Tort S'.evena,
iUearbart I'k.. Seaalde,
Astoria, nn seaasorai
Kxpreaa, Dally.
7:00 p. m.
- Astoria Expraaa.
Dally
:44 a.
Ticket office, XK Morrison set set and I nuns
Depot--. 1 I-. :'
J. C. MAIO, General i'aigr At uL A-
torla, Ore.
I pi UNCT lvl
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