THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY ) 18, 1904.
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To celebrate the fifteenth anniver
sary of tht birth of the Epworth league,
Bunnyslde chapter will hold local op
tlon rally next Sunday night at I o'clock.
In Bunnyslde Methodist Episcopal church.
Prof. R. W. Kelsey will explain the bill
. -1 that la to be voted on in Juno, and. the
Knox trio will furnish apodal ntualo for
the oocsslon. ' Arrangement for the
rally ar In chare of Mr. Sweethyid
and Mies Maud Uanaon, vice-presidents
of tba Bunnyslde chaptar Of tha Epworth
league. In addition to tha addroaa of
- Prof. Kelsey, and tha apodal muslo by
tha Knox trio, a brlaf addraaa on tha
origin of the league, Ita progreea and Ita
, relation to" temperance will ba given by
the chapter president Prof. Keiaey was
' formerly a member of tha faculty of the
Paoiflo college at Newberg. and la con-
eidered one of the ableat men on the
address laat evening at Davls-atreet
hall , Colonal French la delivering a ee
rie of addresses, at the annual council
before he leaves with the, Paolfla coast
delegation to attend tha fcelebratton of
tho thirty-nlnth "' anniversary of the
Salvation Arm, to bo held In London
on July S.t, About 70 aalvatlonlsts will
oe aent from the United Btatea.
PEN COIITOS ;;
READY: TO BEGIN
Tha musical lrrtm.nt Af ttit'Wo-
man'a club will meet tomorrow after-lHOCATXOSni WOM yOTXMO
noon at tha home of Mrs. E. C Frost. I iiuom
" nonn Bevenieemn si reel. rjianr
evening the membera will entertain their
nuabanda at tha home of Mrs. Nathan
Harris, 701 Everett street
mn a soni
CABDIDATES XV til mu ABD
OTBBBS ABB UmTW TO BBTIB
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The date for tho recentlon to H. W.
tone, general secretary of the Portland
i. at, c a., to bo held at tno atarauami fMi i. .
Orand. ha. ben changed from Friday FerVudVFrat.rU MaTdl Orai head
,.,""- - - - i quarters in the queen-voting contest. IrH
JUn i. : - - . , Iwhtrh Orion. Thn,.I.u rw. 72 I IA
. .. . .. I the Candidates Will than nmh,KI. .... llAl
R.Vairtn7VndDro7:rT"wrsro7 noft ? V VUn' both' H
Washington and Ith. Morrison and th.f"4 ticket put on sale. The first bal-fft
i . . . . i ul uuui win prooaoiy oe maae on Bat- kiJ
H. Omber. Uwven. tlT Com'ol Block, urday. Tlcketa will sell for t cente 11
" w - iw a. a i . . ' i rn
won. Aimouio mere are now nearly 14.
doaen candidates In tha field, tha man. rfl
agement Invltea other to Join in the
race.. Ballot boxes -will be put In the
three large department stores, clear
wi-h. ma v-ouDMr or commerce, A1
nniii4h.il.. TOT.wwl.au4 . ".1 t ni I fata
..V... ..WUHIU CB lylKtfl A IIS
journal omoe and other places. The
CREDITORS AFTER
A SEA CAPTAIN
riti r. v 't)A ,. .w ' handaoro $1,200 automobile, which will
platform In Oregon today, speaking on Manila, lying In Portland dock., called , ,QU w"
the subject of local option. , - ion hla wife at the Mt Tabor Neiroue hrf 'n.ducem,nt tor manr t0 nler
i ' ' laaniianum laat Monaay, and together) V.r... .. . v.
The monthly mention held yesterday they walked away. They left behind a L.AnoY1 ttr.5tlon free do
afternoon at the Patton home was under bill of I2SC.II, whloh offlclala at the ZZZ' I1 .J00" ,va
h . n.nii... nt .rth kmHim. nf ha I ... ..i i..t i enow wut oe Held on Morrison atreeL
Order of the Eastern Star. The dining- log that perhapa the captain Intended fSdtl"J.'i C!i'L. ?ra,?0! dvMJ.i
room waa deoorateo in yeuow. niue. i saiima- and takina- his wir w k t" .. wu m uwuw
vhiu vMn mnA 'i Kukut f whiu .Mini.i. ,k. by a braas band. Priaos will be awarded
roaea waa auapended oyer the center of they obtained the necessary papers for iL ..I!?; . w .. ?..'
the Uble. and ribbon streamers eaUnded aervloo. . the largelt dog. 6; the homeliest dog.
from the basket to the table, xne tabief But tho papers were not aerved upon Y' .7. Tk."".. "' i.""1
centerpiece waa or wiuornia poppiea. the woman until today, at the Alexander Vovlrri, is Th. .. PnT i . - HR
wlthvchalna of roaea, popples and wla- .nartment hn.... Tenth m.,I mo-t nov' ' 5- The carnival man- LO
terla reaching to the cornera of the .freeta. agement requeata au who wUh to enter ITj
table. An Informal musical program u.. i... .u. ..... doge In the ohow to apply to headquar- Ifr'
WalrA Bllaa, Miss k! M. Ha3?n. Mia", -" the queetion of oir.r.n. prls 7or the
Eva Manning and Mra. Ebon Merer- fh,rit tnr tL!?. -"!Sl r.tUtl "?u of manufacture,
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Our Prices
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MAJura xrona.
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at 241 Alder street or telephone Main
toe.
Astoria. Mar 1. Sailed at 1:4 A
"Suneet" for May, beautifully lllus-1 m. steamer Elmore, for Tillamook
trated and containing its uouai numDer Arrived at R io a. m.u-Htej.mr An.
of lntereetlnit , stories, la out and ad- P,n.
vance copies have reached Portland. St. Helena, May 18. Passed at a. m.
Among me aruciea iaai wm imj i Bchoonera Transit and Zampa.
neolal interest to urecon people la onei a. Ln,..i.L m.. ib . i...
aesenpuve oi in. ..hbu. '- night Steamer Aberdeen, from Port
irtHga.a.1119 JUIllB.lIlai liuilici yno, jjiviuiwa (land.
irie mosi iamou. iibiuhb Aetorla. May 17. Arrived at 11 a. m
w r m tt .in i,m . ri, Schooner Transit, from San Francisco.
Tllliai v.. i. w. " ... ....... " V' I o ll , , .in c
mnlna- ai tha home of Mrs A. J. I"" .v y. u,.-oi.,"i
v ii ih .traat thla avimln at w. fclder, for San Francisco.
T-in 'i.w.k whan nrnminant wnrkara .Arrived down it 1 p. m. Schooner
...111 anlr ah .v.. nilnna ft tha riflv. I Virginia.
ThA nuhilo la cordially invited. A busl-f P P- m. onoonero Tran-
maatlna- of tha orranlmatlon will be and Zampa.
held in tha Y. W. C A bulldlna- tomor- sn Francisco, May 17. Sailed Bar
row afternoon at I o'clock. kentlne Glener. for Columbia river.
Astoria, inajr a . -onauion oi ine
Telephone poles are bearing a crop of
political candidates' cards, lr you saw
one especially attractive and was un
usually well printed It waa probably
product of thla offlc"e. When you have
some, printing you want done to the
queen'a taste, don't forget the name and
address of the Metropolitan Printing
Co., 147 Front street.
Upper Columbia scenery. Through
steamers for The Dallea and way points
every day. Round trip to Cascade
Locks by steamer every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. Leave 7 a. m., re
turn 6 p. m. Remember dock at foot
of Alder atreet Dallea electric elgn.
Phone Main 14. ,
If your husband growls about his
shirt collar rotting oft and button holes
Klvlna- away, send hla linen to the
Union Laundry, Second and Columbia,
where steam-heated polishers are era
ployed. These are the instruments
which cure these walls. They never
burn or rot the goods.
Rivals In the saloon business at the
corner of Fourth and Taylor streets,
Charles Hill and A. Bedford, engaged In
a fierce fist fiRht several daye ago. Yes
terday the cases were called in the po
lice court, and Hill, against whom Bed
ford had filed a charge of assault and
battery, was fined $40.
Our marble, granite and monumental
work wins universal praise whereever it
is in evidence. When we win compli
mentary remarks by right of merit we
feel that It is only proper to repeat
them. Otto Schumann, next door Taylor
street ohurch. The place wnero you get
the best.
There will be a local option rally at
the Westminster Presbyterian church.
East Tenth and Weldler streets, this
evening, at S o'clock. Rev. J. R. Wilson
and Rev. A. J. Montgomery will be the
speakers, and special muslo haa been
prepared.
Col. George French of San Fran
cisco, at the head of the western divi
alon of Salvation Army work, gave an
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS
DrSeAdix & Northrup
4 DEKUM BUILOINa-
Thlrd owd Washington Sts.
Nervous and Chronic Dis
eases a Specialty.
Phone Main 349 ?RWBABN
bar at 8 a. m., smooth; wind, northwest.
light; weather, cloudy,
Tides at Astoria today High water,
Z:17 a. m. 8.6 feet, 1:32 p. m. 7.S feet
low water, 9:08 a. m. 0.9 feet, 9:12 p. m,
2.2 feet.
San Francisco. May 18. Steamer Co
lumbla sailed for Portland at 11:80 a. m,
Astoria, May 18. Three-masted
schooner and three-masted ahlp on out
side at noon.
nzvxsats' uvaoTzov.
A spirited election is being held to
day by Multnomah 'Typographical union.
The membera are voting for officers of
both the local and International organ
isations. Three candidates aeek to be
delegates to the annual convention which
meets at St. Louis In August. They are
O. W. Athey of The Journal chapel, and
Oliver Gallup and George H. Howell of
the Oregonlan.
All told there are 182 votes to be cast
James M. Lynch, the present Interna.
tional president, of Syracuse, N. Y., and
Charles E. Hawkes of Chicago, are can
didates for the chief office. Hawkes
formerly resided at San Francisco, and
haa an extensive acquaintance pn the
Pacific coast. For this reason It is be
lieved that he will make a good showing
in Portland.
Fast Time to Tbe Dalles
And way points. Steamer "Dallea City'
makes quicker landings and faster time
than any boat on the river. Rates the
very lowest Meals 35 cents, the very
best Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, 7 a. m. Steamer Regulator
leavea Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days. Round trip to Cascade Locks ev
ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Remember, both steamers leave 7 a. m.
from Alder-atreet dock. Dallea electric
sign. Phone, Main 914.
This ls-ihe place to spend your sum
mer vacation. Hotel accommodations
the best; scenery the grandest In the
world. This famous resort -Is situated
in the very heart of the Rocky moun
tains, ana less than 48 hours ride from
Portland.
Fare for the round trip. $85.00.
Call at the Canadian Pacifio office. 143
Tnira street, xor iuii particulars.
committee fully realised the great
responsibility placed upon Its shoulders
and no stone will be left unturned to
make the demonstration for thla year
one of the most memorable, and en
joyable patriotic celebr tions ever
brought about.
The queen this year, which will be
elected to preside over this festival,
will be given, absolutely free, a $1200
modern, fully equipped automobile.
Nominations are now in order for
queen. The lady receiving the greatest
number of votes will be entitled to this
handsome and valuable present.
Our object in writing you this letter
is to ask you to co-operate with us In
extending the glad tidings throughout
all sections of the northwest of this
magnificent mardi gras and carnival.
We want you to read this letter In
your lodge rooms, tell your neighbors,
and ask them to tell their neighbors
that everyone should come to Portland
June 28, and remain until July 9 If
possible', and witness a carnival which
will be attractive and pleasing to all.
Remember, dear brothers and sisters,
that the proceeds of this office go to a
worthy cause. One-half will be used
by the Federated Trades council as as
sistance towards building a permanent
home in this city. The other one-half
will be used by the fraternal temple
committee In erecting a building on the
Lewis and Clark fair grounds during
the great 1905 fair. Faithfully and fra
ternally yours. ARTHUR BROCK.
President, representing the Federated
Trades council.
Attest: J. L. MITCHELL.
Secretary, representing the fraternal
temple.
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matngd fhatrat rnr s.awrei i Qka I ... ... w EaC
be given June I. y. she wis iihlcted with no m.nT w1ic" ?p!" ? T c .p'ra LlJ
, I . . " - . I favai v J vw-viwi iiiii ui HIV UTUUIt in 1 STaJl
The engineering crew of the flreboat "i""?r a'r aummaa w" convincea Washington, Idaho and other parte of fT
si...... u nruiiama waa ohoaan mt.r. vi I Oreron Is belne received. Rallrnaila I Ca.
day afternoon by the Are committee of I JJ JlfL??'?" ?u! r, tWr ,Uo onrln Inducements in the way
the executive board, the various poal- lt of notifying 0f reduced ratea.
tlona beln filled from the list of can- . .. cn'e- Tj" woman makes se- To All Labor Unlone and Fraternal
dldatea submitted by the civil service r,ou" crueuy against the Lodges, Greeting:
commission. The crew as chosen is: management or me aanuarmm. These it la perhapa unnecessary for ua to
Captain. W. H. Whltcomb; pilot. T. P. """ -uosiaquaiea. explain to you what the Federated
Campbell; flrst engineer, C. D. Kellogg; """" is not seiueo. Tradea council of Portland. Oregon,
second engineer. T. Taokabeiry; stok- 14 .tn,at tP wU1 takn to consisting of (I labor unlona. Jointly
era, K, Brown and A B. Crow. Begin- prevent captain oees oeparture rrom with a committee from the Fraternal
sing at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, tnl Prt- Temple Building association, are pre-
the boat will be tested, nrst m axing a paring to give one of the grandest and
two-houre" run down the river, and re- OHHTIVY PMSOITA. most elaborate and refined mardi graa
turning to make a test of the apparatus . and carnival that has ever been wit
between the Burnslde snd Morrison C. C. Wlllman, the new cashier of the nessed on the great Pacific slope. This
street 'bridge. Portland notei. has arrived from 8an noted event will take plaoe in the city
M I fTanciaco ana assumed bis duties. He Is of Portland, commencing June 28, tnd
r asi lime 10 im imnea auu way wiapiy anowu among racinc coast I extending: to July 9. this year.
points. Biesmer xmiies uiiy maaea noieia. The citizens of Portland have never
quicxer tanaings ana issier um man k. m. unerman, a Bpoxane mining in all history been so liberal with
any boat on the river. Ratea the vory man. is at the Portland. their donations as they have been to
lowest. Meals 86 cents, the very best. O. E. Hunter, a merchant of Goble. thla organisation this year. One of
Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl- Oregon. Is at the Belvedere. our hn.in... nrm. .inn. ..rti tft.
oays , a. m. oiram.r Buiir James is. wrown. an old time livery- list with 1760, anj a number have do
juesoays. iiiu.au,. man or me Dalies, is at the imperial, nated 1600, and many other have con
Round trio to Cascade Locke every Mon- and. accordlna- to renort win aart . I .n...,.j uu. - t .u.,
nr...v .. tVM.. Ramamhar u-.J- u" " ' -'7 A . I ,uulcu " ' "uruina w lllir
u f il """'' " ,' . "ij,7 " , , ., " iaiiea nexi oaiuraay. volume of business. and without
both steamers leave 7 a. m., from Alder- Loula Moaea a p ihv hn.in... I ....... . .... . - ......
. . . rs.ii.. .ia.1,1. .1 t... .. " - ...... auuot a wurains; luna oi 2v,vvu will
strect-dock-Dallee electric algn. Phone ot Pend eton, and wife are guests at tho be raised to pay the expenaea and ar
Maln 914. Imperial during a brief visit In the citv. .....i. .hi. .......
r m iauaji.ii v t vu Avt v 1 1 ai uivneiivus iiu
mil MfiKrnun nrnnrisinr tr rna i m
TVa avmi -alAn t retrial t A flMlMa iVAFT I . . . . ...
" ivb npnai nnii nam arnns- ia airnrta nn u i a. . . . .. ..
fln.ai, In VI a V ain. Jlin IfA Undif th I 1 . al. w . L ' "... . "c '"u UnlCB IHCilliUl.TO.
mnwZwZiu r,n7i hm l Vp H TLmmi- . .w p' 7. ri"w"n l"" WU1 mi' Watch the dalJy papers for our frlondi'
nupervlHlon of the A, ft I. it, it manage- tend the convention of Odd Fellowa. nhMnHntiAnai
Th. .I.K , atsjtir that nahnnla I t - m. . . .. .1 BUDefcnpiIttna.
iiiwiiv. iiir om w rr-- i rw. r-f Bjif in oi i icoma r rn wnrr. i w . a j . . a , . .
- il. t -M fi-,ir-si a tha Km)i i i in aaaiuun 10 xne l aiyi camivu.
-ni h.J- .a m r fJ-TtralnTnd k a u w . the Federated Tradea council commlt
wlll have good seata on tne train and John S. Baker, a Tacoma banker, la . . . .
everything possible will be don. to give vlttlng .mong Portland business friend. toZntolX cltSen. o?
their patrons an enjoyable day, outing, today. He is registered at the Portland. StTtoKS nrtaS of the Fourth
yn I hives. w eaa v vs , waav VHHw -s- Jtv A VI tiailV.
For information ana nonets can
Do you realize what that
meant? A real Barrios Dia
mond Ring, Brooch. Stud,
Scarf Pin, eto. In fact, any
article In this magntfioent
stock, that formerly sold at
$1.50, $100, $160 and up
wards, for 60 CENTS.
' 1
1
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FOR
At this prtoe) you mr net eivsjii
paying fmotkni ef helr actuaf
worth. WI MUtT QrVI UP
OUR SPACE AT THIS STORI
OUR CONTRACT EX MR IS, We
mMsjt get out at onoo. If roa mlt
thla oKanoo, rfa your own fault,
Wo have oortalnly given you tho
opportunity. It ooomo ridiculous,
but n evert holes, they ar yours,
wtrlle they laat, for 60 CENTS.
We still have a Iarf e stock of the beautiful pieces shown above. Cog to-day, select the prettiest. YouH regret it if you
let this chance get away. Never again will you have the opportunity to buy real BARRIOS DIAMONDS set in Rings.Studs,
Brooches, Scarf Pins, etc. Articles that sold for $1.50, $xoo, $2.50 and upwards, and actually worth from $4.50 to $9.00, for 50c.
Don't argue don't Infer, but come and see the goods. 3
It s the chance of a lifetime
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DEBT OUTTZSTO.
Bagulator and Spenoer Zdaeo Say Tariff
Sh Been Xatntai&ed Oats art
Beady la Two Weeks.
It Is the general supposition along the
water front that the Regulator and the
Spencer lines are both Indulging in
freight cutting on the ely, but the re
port Is indignantly denied by the agents
for the respective companies. Botn
claim that neither the passenger or
freight rates have been cut In a single
Instance since the Spencer went on the
run. The Bailey Gatxert will be ready
to place In commission In about .two
weeks, it is announced, and at that
time thoso who are keeping a cloae
watch on river affairs are of the opin
ion that a big rate war will be started
In earnest,
OXZOO Willi TA1
WHAT,
lVuuprnf the Advloe.
From the Chicago Tribune.
"Gayboy told me a month or two ago
that his physician had limited htm to
one whisky a day; but he doean't lqpk as
11 ne naa reiormea.
"He hasn't. ' He went to four other
doctors, and each one gave him the same
directions. He's following the advice
of all five of W"
No man can euro consumption. Ton
can prevent it, though. Dr. wood's Nor
way Pin Syrup cures coughs, colds,
bronchia, asthma. Never folia,
After having started to load lumber
at the Eastern and Western mill, the
local agents of the steam schooner
Chico had the lumber removed from her
hold, and moved her over to Montgomery
dock No. t, where she will receive a
cargo of wheat for shipment to Ban
Francisco. The wheat order came In
after the vessel had begun receiving
lumber, and aa the grain buslneea la
regarded aa being more profitable. It
waa decided to make the change. The
Chlco will take out about 500 tons of
grain, and on her next visit to this
port will probably take the same lum
ber which she started to receive this
trip.
IX&rtJtog, Portland's Fastest-Growing Store Jfyfa&Mux
I Mohawk Building, Gor. Third and Morrison Streets. !
03 " . ix
ESE3E1
Will buy here a suit made
to your order from goods se
lected from our elegant stock
of piece goods, particularly
adapted for business wear.
A look will convince the
most skeptical that here is
the place to get your Spring
or Summer Suit.
Norgard & Petterson
TAILORS
Over Saae-Davis Drag Co Corns
. TambUI and Third Sts.
Pacific Metal Works
Babbitt Metals
ARK IN THIS
FROINT RA1NK
lactariesi Portland, Or. Baa Frmaoiaoa, Cat,
73 North Second Street Portland. Or.
WZZJb
One more the steamer Jessie Harklns
has resumed her run between Portland
and Unnton by way of Bt. Johns. In
the mornings and evenings there Is con
siderable passenger traffic down that
way as far aa St. Johns, but during
tho balance of the day travel la rather
light. ' The management expects to do
a great deal of business on Saturdays
and Sundaya,
4. MAM WITH A nOBUUf.
Harrlsburg, Or.. May IS. To tho Ed
itor oi ins journal Here is a prooiem
for you: A farmer owned a pig and
wanted to weigh It. The man weighed
1S pound, and hla wife 100 pounda.
They put a board across th fence, so
that when they sat upon tho ends It ex
actly . ballanced. Then they changed
places, hla wife taking the pig In her
lap. Just balancing : tho board again.
What waa the weight of tho pig?
w. a
Bfrofanoa Stock Oasmed S)ooaav
AUea Lowla Boat firaaa,
HENRY WE INHARD
Proprietor of tho
City Brewery
Zrgert aad afoot Oomploe
Brewery & th Vorthweart,
Bottled Beer a Specialty
maraon . w.
Offlo lata and Barmsld Streets.
PORTIaUOlk ORIQON.
FOR A FEW DAYS
' Wo wU mM a
Career fwlnf Bta-
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Simdini Scwlnl Machine Office
fe':ss Taaaam Coma Soojrtlv'- -Ndlea
OH Cat Benalra. - Scond-
hand Mohmo ail saakea, from 11 to
MO oo otftot. .. -
VIEWED IN ANY LIGHT
the only safe business policy is
the one that has satisfied cus
tomers for its object. "
In every part of our organisa
tion this object Is sought care
fully, and the result is year after
year a steady increase of busi
ness that worth and reliability
only make possible. Choose here
and you choose safe.
AVERY i CO. SB"
FREE LAND IN OREGON
J ia the richest gnln, fruit and stock secooa ia
the world. Thauaaodi af crt of knd at actual
cost ef kriptiea. 7 Deed direct from Stahfeel
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Dr. W. Norton Davis.
IN A WEEK
We treat successfully an private,
nervoua and chronic diseases, also blood,
stomach, heart, liver, kidney aad threat
trouble. W cure 8TPHI LIB (without
mercury) to stay evrd forever, ta go to
CO days. We remov STRICTUBJB. Wltt
Out operation or pain, la flf teen daya, ;
WE CUKE C0N0RBH0EA CI A IEX
Th doctor of this institute ar all
regular graduate, have bad many
ertence, nave oea a now a ia
'or IS year, nave a reputation
years' experience,
Portland for IS vet
to maintain, and will undertake no cae
unless certain our can be effected.
W guarantee a. cur la very easo
we undertake or eharg no fee. Cnw
ultatlon f re. Letters confidential. In
structive BOOK FOR KEN availed freO
In plain wrapper. .
If you cannot call at office, writ rot
questloa blank for home .treatm tnl.
Offloo boar to t. and f to I. Sunday
;.' and holidays, 19 to II
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