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THE OREGON , SUNDAY JOURNAL.' PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 18. 1806. ASSAYERS. OAKVIN CYANIDE EXTRACTION CO.. sad Montana Am Office. lo Morrison mi. ATTORNEYS. C- H. PIOOOTT AMD J. A. flNCH .. Attorney at Law. Practice la all ' mart.' Mnltrr oldg.. corned Becond and Morrlaoa. ARCHITECTS. IB Jobneoa A Storr. irchiteeti lad hullderl, haul jour Bwdera (tore treata, eo East Morrawa it. I'tioo AH 7 It . ART. I"BBB LB880NB la embroidery vory day I . Jew stamped ihlrtwatsta, nrulin, Jacket. k.U. umhrellae. ate. , The Needlecrarr Shop;-SM Waahlngtoa it.,- be twera Wat Perk and Tenth ate, . rROKISSOR 8, MAX MKTEB. Itt A Mm. s-eraeu ana laoiucape artist and tMenc. LBHSONS given In Hentanger drawawo.-k. Phon mornlnc. Rut tU2. BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES. BUTCHRR SUPPLIES . Blr.enwald Co., So. , BUS Krerett tt.( brntl butcuer ripply bob ea ' lb cmiI. Writ to catalogue. 9UTCHEB8' SUPPLIES ABolph A. Dekasj, 1SI-U8 rirat it.. carrlee full line end com plete assortment t luwcot nwrkit prime. BLANK.BOOK MAKERS. -HOWE, DA TIE A KILHAM. KW-U1 Sreoad K. Blank hooks" manufactured; agents foe done .... Improved Utw Lnl leagere; m the MV "u eest, IN But on the market. CLAIRVOYANTS AND PALMIST St George . St George CAN TELL XUL'B FULL NAME. AUK. O0 ILrAliun. 10.000 Challenge for Uli Igual glO.OOO omiuanda by education and t endowed .8 with the tnyaterloua power of the Eeatera aaagi u) U..1 iaa ill. aica, nioMjvvw-, can an tha past and futura 'of your at tain crystal ler; createe a divine InSo- ence to overcome domeettc, - or bust . iNi tall urea; sake plain to yea all thing hlddra, doubtful. deceptive; that " nnoy,perplct-or prevenrracewsth-onle Yoghl mediator of aarat influence la America Implants tn lour Ufa aad being marvelous tore to gain year wlab la mar. ring, lov, mining, money, bueuie, wln King hick: reniovee vll. coco drink ban Ita, all weakness. which depress yoa or roerc Iba will, raatorca loot vitality, Snd treasure, mines, missing . onaa, papara; Egyptian a.lral dead-traace mediant, par-, ehie palmist, mystic heeler, complete Orlantal lift-reading clalraojiault poaluralj (uarautoaa tba bat aaanca jou kaa Bad alnipljr by taking your hand and look ing at yon; talla aTorythlng with aamaa, dataa. facta and flfura; alwaya rallabla: oldaat. Boat axparUncad la all - accalt and pacta works aogiratloaa, aoaeaaa ' vibra tion a. naanul talapatby; haataua Barrlaca. rntorwa loat Ioto, raualtra tba aanaratad, utwlta rlrala, ananlaa, Onaa Eundara, WA8U1.NUTON ST., COR. PA UK KT. Oppoalta Etar Tbaatro. - Don't Blataka nam and placa. A SPECIAL o.UO UEAUINO luk II.O. FREE TEST PREB TEST.- ' Tako thU adTartlaamrnt to PBOr. DE KIBI.r, . . Waablngton itrert. Ha will glTi yon a toat of hla wennarfdl CLAIRVOYANT POWERS by Ulllng yoa your nam In full, frao of cbarga. and gla yoa advlc. btfora yoa dcula to haa a reading, and thra If yoa think ba baa tba power to read your paat. present aad fntari Ufa, ba will fire, too bla wonderful DF.EP PftXCHIO 9$ RKADINO FOR 11.00. Tl'la weak only. .Ha talla yoa -who yoa are, wuera yoa noma from, how many menibera than an la your family, what- yoor ormpatlnn la, and what It ahould ba; what yoor allmente an. how to run thetn, when yua will be moat ane aafuL and why: what your health will ha all tbrourh life; bom much wealth" to-wH poaaeaa. If any; who It la that causae yoor trouble, and bow to oearonma It: U yoor mine eonlatna on, and to what ei tents how to control tboai yoa Ioto and admire; when nor loat oaee an; what yoa ehonld Invent in to be oncceeaful. la fact, no matter wht you wtah to kaow or wlab to do, ba will accouipli.li it for yoa or charge roa nothing. Unarm. a. m. to t a. m. SOS'A WASHINGTON HTBEET, CORNER riFTH. OVER PORTLAND BESTADRAJCT. lead! Read! Read! TUU 18 POR TOni READ CAREITLLT ttte FOLLOWINO WORDS; Madam Bartir Ii pertaaneatly Ivcited la her owa beeae. 4J CTKK ST. Thla wonderful woman, ae k now twined by Uw world to ba the free teat - .IIh vlfknul In. B.lttna - .iiM. tloa or altering on word, aba telle yoa luet wbat yoa came tor. how many la yoar fam ily aad all a boot them. Talla namee, dataa and facta. Telle yoa of love, marrtagee, deatba. bnelneao apecalatlone, laveatmeate, -etc; iocatea oil. Iaa and mlnerala of all "tlnda." iruiufca evil Induaaeaa and ..learaeg yoa now to control the one yoa leva, anltea the eeparated end eaueea apeedy and eoa genlal marrlagea. Ke Batter wbat yoar con dltloa may be, MADAM BAKTB W1IX kj l i n v.n jon ir.II I OH. 12TH "il l. wonic'flt'AlliKTEF.D. TEE WITHIN REACH OF ALL. HOURS 10 A. M. TILL t. At. . ifluunn An if iji.ni 8POK.Etai'r?rr:r TOR A PEW DATS ONLY. , A SPKC1AL S BEADINO FOR IL ALWAVS CONSULT THE BEST. PROF. R. KHIhlO. Oreeteet living aatral dead traace rlatr royant of the age: ADV1SKK ON BI SINRHS AND ALL AFFAIRS OP LIFE; whom yoa will Barry, bow to control tba one yna love, even though mllce away; reanltea the eep arated; given an ret poeera to toutroi. I will do all otben adeertlee to do, and great d-al move. THE ENTIRE WORLD HAS BEEN STARTLED WITH THE POW. ICRS OK THE 11N8F.KN FOBCKS I HAVE AT hi V COMMAND, and I prove It te yea with oat price by glvma yoa a w FREE TFSr FREE By having your NAME TOLD (It) FfLL), if ST WHAT TOU CAME FOB, and give yoa advice absolutely FRKH be lore yoa decide te have a ending. WHO CAN OH WILL DO MORE TO CONVINCE THE BKEPTlCt DO NOT MISS THIS OPPOnTLNITX, AS IT WILL NOT BR OFFERED TO YOU AUAIN. PROP. R, KHIMO, Pormanetly Located In Hla Owa Homo. HOI' 118. 10 TO S. DAILY A V D SUN DAT. No. BS Fifth it., eoraer Madlaoa at. MADAM WARD, clairvoyant. ' palmlet enl xaycMr reader, haa removed to 1T Waet Park at., ant bonne eoath of Morrlaon: don't make any Invealmant or ebangea without ronaultlng bar; evil latueacae removed tree of charge; no elgaa. R0FE8H0R WALLACE, palmlat, clairvoyant . and Bedluin; readlnga 60c. Parlor had (, : tha (jueiuoa. tesVk MorrlaoB at. MRS. STEVENS, tha leading palmlat and clair voyant. 43Vi laninin. cor, ne Tenia. CLEANING AND DYEING. Portland Steam Cleaning A Pvatng Worhat prac tical hatter In coo net tloa. 211 4th. Paelftc goT. CLOTHES cleaned and preaard 1 par month. Vnlqne Tailoring Co., (US Stark it. B. W. TI'RNER, proreaalonal dyer and eleaaer. 06 Jeffenon at. Phono Mala MIS. COAL AND WOOD. e,i ne.iie.in. n. w.wp mm wm i, iei w WE have l.tM eorda of M-lnch dry ilabwoml - . that maat ba anld baton Jaauary 1, at 92.U PORTLAND WOOD A- COAL Ci Cor. loth aad Irving. Phone Mala 4STS. THE PORTLAND FUEL CO.. Succeeaora to C. R. DAVIS FUEL CO.,' Thone Eaat 28. EST Eaat Morrlaon at. ALRINA FUEL CO. Dealera la onrdwood. foal and green and dry alabwood. R. R. and - Alblua ate., I blocka eaat of ferry, Raat ST4. STEEL BRIDGE FUEL CO. Dealen la coal, cordwood nud dry alabwood. Phono Eaat 4iA. OREOOH FUEL CO. All klnda of eoai aad wood. SUA Alder at. Phone Mala So. WESTERN FEED A FUEL CO Hoaae aad hlackamlth coala. Phone Mala 1018. STIR BOXWOOD CO Phone Mala JleS tor box. block and alabwood. CHIROPODISTS. CHIROPODY and Pedicuring. Mr, hi. D. Bill, Room ao Flledner Rldg. Phone Pae. laft. CAFES. THE OFFICE SW. Waahlngtoa at., I7L . Samuel Vlguaus. . Mala CARPET CLEANING. STANDARD Carpet Cleaning Co.. largaat pleat en the coaat Lorlng and Harding ate., tela pbooa Eaat tSO. arpeta cleaned, reflttad. awed and laid; both ateaa aud la tee t ram preeaed air proceae; renovatlug Batlnaaaa aad featban a apeclalty. SANITARY earpet cleaning, auction aad com. preaaed air eeuiMnrd; carneta cleaned on floor wDbouremuval. y',,., CARPENTERS tAND' BUILDERS. 0. N. LUCK, contract aid day work. 6 Taylor at. Phone PaelOc 680. t ,-Ar-M-LTOWr-the earner Ur JOAJnarlS It. I tore and ortlce won. main tini DANCING. DANCING ieeeon, aoc; claaeaa or private; wall) Ing, two-etep, tbree-atap, etc.; atage nancin buck and wing, clog, reel, aklrt, Bpaul. Hlguiaaa rung, etc. froi. wai v iiowg. jaat recogniaeo laacner. uieaf- oiug and Morrlaoa. ata. WOODWARD DANCINO SCHOOL Claaa Men. Tburaday and Saturday are.; aoclal, fanrx and atcp dancing taught; fencing taught; ' private leeeone uauy. rtvatern nu.n Saeuod and alorrlaoa, I'acme J two. PORTLAND lnclnf Andcn;, Wadlfif cbooll bs.iIrooi tiuuvtU, orrjt oclnl sod toBClncl stoif. him; joudw iajir.-, iuhiu; ii traci.on tnu. aiwdt. m f rof. KlngisjT. 3ncing muitr. ' ...'..a. m a W rh.-. nakuli ehlmavm faa imAii and stut Jlonday uud Tburada vuing) at.riOU He IS. ""W ewanarei BltOWNH nanelnff Acidemy. Burkhard hall, &H7 yk ' stait Biuoaida, Vboam MaU 71t. Paoca Tneaaaja. i DRESSMAKING. SHIRTWAISTS Shlrtwalat lulta a apeclalty. - 8i Market at. beL- Third. And Fourth Ita. Phone Paclfl 85. TRY Angela Dreeamaklag Parlor. Ml Firth aad Mala. Paclflo S2. MMB. BALDWIN Dreaamaklna; and tailoring. J2 Grand ave.. City. ltd!' ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO. Engineer, contrac ton. repairer, electric wiring, aunnllea. M Flret. cor. Stark. Mala S60. U. H. Tate, mgr. WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS, pi Strrk at Contractor, electric uppliee, moton and dynamoa: w Install tight and power planta. EDUCATIONAL. MARY DAVIS MAGINNIS, tee char at conven tional and naturalistic cblna; water-color heads a specialty. Studio 821 E. Sth at.. N. FURNACES. BOTNTON farm-air rornaeee save fuel. I. C Bayer rnrnace Co., V Second. Mala 461. FENCE AND WIRE WORKS. PORTLAND WIRR A IRON WORKS Ml Flanden at.. cor. Thlrd. P" Mala SOW V GASOLINE ENGINES. OASOLINE enginae, aU alaea and etylee, at lowest prices. eUlrao Maculsery Co., 1AJ-44 Morrlaoa at. : ; HOTELS. THE BKLLEVl'E, Fourth and Salmon at. Room Sue up; rat re by week or month; out-of-town trade solicited. PaclSe S1U5. HOTEL Portland, American plaa;3. S par day. BELVEDERE: Enrepeaa plan; 4th aad Aider eta. 'HARDWARE. PORTLAND nardware Co. aolMt opportnnlty I ejoote price, T4 Stlth at. Pad Be VA. INSURANCE. ISAAC L. WHITE. . lock bldg. J AS. Mel. .WOOD, employer' Hablllty aad la dividual accident aecurlty booda.ot ail kinds. Phone 4T. SuZ McKay bldg. JLANILSjCRIEL WANTBt) AND FOR SALB Lead aerlp, aU klnda; Including approved forest reserve tor enreeyed. onaurvcyed, timbered and prairie government lana. ai. oamuton. ipt land, rortiano. ur. EY-TO LOAN. MONET TO - IX) AN -i- r;J- On improved city pinpeiiy eT"tnrkoIldrng purposes, tor from S te 10 yean time, with privilege ha repay all or part of loaa after two yean. Loaaa approved from plana and v inoner advanced aa ' bonding progreeaea; mortgagee" taken up aas i apianeu FUED U. BTRONO, Financial Afeat. f43 atari au THR STAR LOAN CO. Any aalarled employ, wage-earner, eaa get on bla not, without mortgage Month. H Month Week. . inn 00 Repay to aa lis M or l.(W or 83.SS lii (y Repay to a as or f 1 39 or ll.3 ilA.OO Uepsy to ua 4.0W or i00 et S10 McKay bldg. v' CONFIDENTIAL LOANS oa aalarlea. lnsuranc pollde. piano, furniture, wanbouee re ceipt., etc.; any deserving peraoa may asm re - a liberal advance, - repaying by easy weekly or monthly installments, MEW KRA LOAN A- TRUST COMPANY, Soft Abtagtoa bldg. MONEY LOANED TO SALARIED PEOPLE Juat on your owa name no ether aecarltyr doa't borrow nntll you eee me; my evetem la tba heat lor railroad mea. clerks, hook keeper, tieetcar mea and all other employee; bual aeaa strictly conAdeatlaL F. A. Ntwtoa. 434 Ablagtoa bldg. - MONEY, ADVANCED SALARIED PROPLR And others apoa their owa as mea without aecaiity; cheapest rate, eualast paymente; office la 6 principal clUee; aafe youraelf money by getting our terma flrvt. TOLMAN, 12 AhtngtoB bldg., 106H Third at. WANTED Note, mortgage or contract e any kind of real aetata la Oregoa aad Washing ton: aecood Bortgig purchased If well ee cored. U. E. Mold. II J Commercial bla. MONEY te loan la anm to nlt. S and S en, aa low a per rent, oa Improved city prop erty. Moaltoa A Scobey, SOI Columbia bldg., MB Waablngte et. DON'T borrow ney oa ealary antU yea e Huttca Credit Co. BIS Dehorn bldg. MONEY loaned oa farattnr. plaoee and ether aecorltlea. W. A. Hathaway, room 10, Waahlngtoa BWg. rnone raeine sui WANTED Appllcatlona tor mortgage loana, direct tram owner, from SS0O to 11.800, tor term of yean, low ratea, moderate chare. W. 8. Ward. Attornoy-at-Law. AUefcy bldg. 1 INSTALIAIENT Bartgase for tale bearing 7 T per cent Interest; ei and 1700. go " Fonrth. Paclflo tins, or Mala WOO. uihiiT tn loans large loan peclaltrt hulldlng. loans; lowest rate fire insurance. William O. BrclT oil ninug bldg. , CRKSCBNT LOAN CO., 42 Mohawk bldg. Money te lend on eaay-navment plan to wage-earner; strictly onlldeatlL II 100 LOAN on timber claim Bear Astoria; present caab value H.ono; at oaca. Room - Jj tJT Waahlugtoa at. anno TO ll.BOO to WianCoa real tat (ecnrlty .by private party at low rat. SIT Commer cial bldg. MONEY to loaa on all kind of security. William Holl. room a. Waahlngtoa bldg. Ql'ICrt Inane ea all arcurltl.' S. w;v Ring, 4B waahlngtoa bldg. Phone Mala 6100. WILL loan 3.(V3 or pB.mit ntitv lacarlty, . . Mnt. Farrlncton, Feotoa bltla. . " - TO LOAN Sum te lt on chattel McOrtty. B. A Frame. C14 the Marqaam. , A LOAN for the kln Salary or chattel. The lM " Co - "" Ieknm bl.lg. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Dll lIX A NORTMItl'P. 41A-IA IT Dehn Piog.t mini enn n.winiiei eia. . Main Se. aMamloatloa tree, - MONUMENTS. NEU A KINOSLBY, Ml Pint et, Portlahd- MUSICAL. TUB WEBBER BTTDIO Mandolin, banjo, rnl tar I na traction ; Olhaos, Bandollua. SIB Alder. Kl-ESKONS Hie. piano, guitar, baajo, mandolin. vuiin- aare, marim. e, . a rvai, ewr. eiv PIANO, violin, plane, trombone, clarinet. Pro. feeeor E A. Smith, SB4 Uth. Mala 4708. ZO KINDS 60 folio 40. Levy' Mania Boo. 171 rmirtn si. . MACHINERY. MORILB machine works, ganollne awtora. anainlsslona and ateerlng geare. M- M. Bea- on, iloB Oraad -am-. THE H. C. At.BEB CO. Second-hand ma chinery , aawmllla, ate. 148 Orand ar. A. J. PAUL, lot Pint at., engtaee. boiler, aaa mill machinery; Wick Brue.' gaag. OPTICIANS. DR. B. I. MILLS ' Ooumetrtat and EreilrM SoedalWt, Rooms U8-ST. UtS Waahlngtoa Street. PLUMBERS. POX A CO. aanltary plambera SSI Second, btt ' Mala and Salmon. Oregoa Pbone Mala Soul. nnvanatna A BADEMACHER. removed to Woaolt Burn:ao at. PRINTING. THE MODERN pRINTERY Artistic printing. - SM Ruaaal bldg.. Fourth and Morrleon, Phone Paclhe 1B26. EVERYTHINO IN PBINTINO From elreulare to cauloguea and newepapara, Metropollua Printing Co., 14T Front L OfilLBEE BROS., printers-Cards billhead, "etc. Phone Mala ISM. 14ft t Pint L PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS. P. 1. BEACH A CO. Th Pioneer -plnl Co.1 window flan aad glaalng. IBS Flret at. Phone ISM. 1 ' PAINTINO AND PAPERINQ. FOB Mllible work, reasonable price, Sheehr , Bro.. 2aH TmhllL near 4th. Mala 8073. RUBBER STAMPS. p; 0. STAMP WORKS. MS Alder at. phoa Mala T10; robber atampa, aeala, atonclla; bag gage, trade ebecka: braaa alga aad plate. REAL ESTATE. PARR18B. W ATKINS A CO., eaUta, Inaorance, raatal aa agents. Sao Alder at V W. OOILBEE, real estate aad loana; aatah lUbed 1SML 146H Flret t, room 1L R E AL' EST ATBA NO R0.WAGI LOANS, ROOFING. TIN ROOPINO, gattHng, rep Mag and general yooning. . mum, e.e . -. ... SIGN PAINTERS. FOSTER A KLEI8ER SIGNS. w aav ouiii ei I", "tie- - IB in ciiy uj in.i-v our promlaee. Our prices an right. . PUth aad Everett eta. Phone Ei eft. W. P. BERGER A SON. ZM Yamhill at Slgna OK 111 Bioae, rw" .v., . "SIONS THAT ATTRACT A. H. Boat Co., EST Starh at. raon rcinc .oeo. SAFES. PORTLAND BArt CO., Bole agent far Herring-Hall-Marrla eafea and Mangawme Steel Safe Co.'a bank aafee. Th largeat aaaortment yt blgh-gnde are and burglar-proof eafea la the aortbweaL . V Bevenlh at nivnnt n m.mi.m. and flre-oreof ri lock- - ont-opened: BeT Biluiea ' work-. Wka. J. E. Davta. S Sd. Mala 1MB. EIGHT eecond-bnd fln-preot te aad twa . eeoond-hand banh aafe tor aai aheap, at W BIKtn at, rortiaoa, w. STREET PA VINO. WARREN Construction Co., street paving, aide walk and aroaalng. 814 Lumber Eicnange. TH B 'Barber Asphalt Paving Co. el PertUod. Office 85B Woreeater hlk. ( SEWING MACHINES PHONE PaelS 1739 and I penonally win call and repair' your eewlng-machlne; work gTiannteedS.Sama. adjnatar. SBl JThlrd et. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES. SHOWCASES or every oeeenrmoa. nana, oar l.twM mnmAm te oedee1. Tho Lathe Ma na fnctovlng Co., Portlaad. f -H.-BlRDSALLi deahnari, aa-sat M.-Winter Lumber Co.. T Hamlltoa bldg. Mala aoftO. TOWEL SUPPLY. CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Comb, brush, eoan. 81 per moatn. I orii.no laimrr ns-invfi Supply Co.. Ninth aad Couch. rene .11. TELEPHONES. THB only aaelnatv telephone hoaae. B.-R. Electric leiepaea Maaaiaeiunag pany. n rirta at. TYPEWRITERS. HRAIHiUARTKRS for aew aad rebuilt type writers ot all makea; see ear windows It yoa an going to buy a new typewriter eee ue be fore buying: we can eev yoa money; w bin part for repairing all machines; tat rente fur the Visible Pox: we buy all kind , of typewriter. Th Typewriter Etching, ' lac., B. J. Elllaoa, manager. 84 Third at WB cell Remingtons, Smith-Premier. Den. Bore, etc., lower than any other company; Invoatlgat. Underwood Typewriter Co., 48 8th. BLICKENSDPRFER typewriter, 41 and M; uppUee. repairing. Hoea A Rosa, Xm glark. TRANSFER AND HAULINO. -THR BAOOAOB A OMNIBUS TRANSFER CO.. eor. BiatB anu mi bis. i o.ee rwrin from hotel or residence direct to deatlnttSoa; paesengen thereto re avoid m.h aad saaoy aare at depota. Private eicnange 88. ' SAFES, piano and fumltun mcrvad, packed ready for ahlpplng and ablppeds all work guaranteed; Urge. t-tory brick. Sre-proof warebouae for atong. Office SOS Oak at til sea A Roa. Phone Mara B4T. and Oak at., phon (MM; piano and furniture moved and packed for ahlpplng; mmmodloue Don m-. " r- -- - Frost aad Clay eta. CUT ntn ea heuaeknld good to all point eaat; w make up earlnada; peeil room for rruitk whim waiting. Oregon Auto-Deapa tch, 1 Pint t. I'hou Mala 7 IS. BOSR CITY VAN CO., office 141 Pint t.. phone Main 6224. Furniture and plane-moving a specialty; we guarantee ear work. . . NATIONAL TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. S70 Oak t. Telephone Mala 4440. Transfer ring and etnrlng. ' OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 1M North Slith. a. uaary nauuD asu ierag. INDEPENDENT RA00A0B A TRANSFER CO. Storage. 24 Stark at. Mala 407. POST SPECIAL DKLIVFRV, Be. S00) Waah Ingtoa at. phaae Hal IXll an II I t""'"" v - ,( WINES AND LIQUORS. toi l M HI'S. Callfomt win depot: ell kind of win. Ic a glaaa. Croka' and 0oe" H-lp. ' r Uedirters. 148 FoartAl at I'hoa Pa . al(i Slai. P. Lor a ; . anoacew -a AI7TO FINANCIALBANKS. LADS TILTOW. BAITEXRS Erthlltd la IMS.) ' , ' Troaeneta a Seaoni Baahlng Buaiaaaa. Colleettano mad at ll aotvt hi term. Letter of credit leaned available la Europe end all point la tk Cniteej State. Sight Exchange and Telegnphle Transfers told ea New York. Waablagtoa. Chic. It Leoie, Denver, Omaha, Baa Piaaoisee end Montaaa and British Columbia. Eachang vi eaLondua. Parle. Berlin. Fnukfuri, Hoaghong. Yokohama. Manila and Honour. atXROaTAVTS' RATIOSAL BAJtK. POST L g. FRANK WATSON Preeldeat I a W. null ,....,.....tn'er l Bank Iaa Bulla, Drafta All Parts ot the WorIA T KITED STATES RATIOBAL BARK OP PORTLAND. ORIOOR. hW ortheret Oarne -rnira ua ue atreei. . . Traaeaeta a Seoecal Banking Boataeaa. DRAFTS ISsUED Available fa ATI OIW the Calted BUIaJeb4 Europe, Hongkewg ead Maulla. Collactloa Mode ea Favorable Terms. Pedldeo r..1,rnrn-ar-r-4iHUkrS i. Caahlar RW, SCHMFEB, Vlee-Pnaldeat R. I.KA BABhiBS I Aael.tast Ca abler BAJTXEmr A LUMBIBMEII'S . BAKK Portland. Orageo. Carae Ssaaad aad lUrk atreeM. Com meed I and vtnredepartmeat. Interest paid ea vlaga aeeoaata. Drafta and mtten ef credit Innod available In all paru of the world. P'5i PRLTOh. Peeeideal I E. 0.' MAH8.,,..W Carhler Jnnu u. miTHl'MIU)... Fleet Vloa-Pr Id.at I OUN A. KEATING. ...Second Vice-President TRX BAKK OP CALIFORNIA X tall uhed 114. Road Off.ee, Sea Fnaitaee. California, Capital paid p 4.enn.noo Snrplu and undivided proflte. 10.nil!1.4n2 U. Genera I Ranking and Pirh.nre Bnelnee Tranaarted. Interest On Time fieposlla.- , SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Aeroante may be opened of 110 and upward. . ' . Portlaad Bra neb Chamber ef Commerce Building. Wkl. A, MACR'aB... MaC I 3. T. BURTCHAELL. .... .Aaatstant Manaaer FIRST XATIORAL BARK P PORTLAND, ORIOOR. Dalgnated Dapoettory and Financial Agent el th Patted State. PreetoVrrt ,...A. L. MILM I Cashier ....J. W. '""''" Aaslataat Ceshlaew.,..,.,. Wr-C. ALVOUD I Secead Aeeteren Cssblet.i...B. t STRVRRS Letter of Credit Available la Europe aad the Raster State ' . . wtrtlt tvehange and Telegraphic Transfer a sold oa New York. Boton. Chicago. St LenaM, . St Paal. Omaha. Mas Prtadaco and the principal point la the Northwet. . Sight ad time bill drawn la earn to anlt a London. Pari. Berlin. Frankrert-ea-tbe-Mala. Hongkong. Yokohama. Copenhagen. Chrlatlaala. Stockholm. St. Petereharg. Moaeowjelch. TRUST COMPANIES.. kORTLAND TRUST COhTPAVT OP ORPOOM r BESOTIRCRS OVER II T50 000. Oeoer.l banking. 1 per cent Inter! oa check cco feven hundred) an dally balances of HOOor over. Letten of credit and evchanr aail part of th world. Bavlnr accounts. Time certificates. S to 4 per cent: r.ort-eall pil eertlflcatee. noo or over. tV, to 4 per rent. Cll for Book of "ILLTTBTR ATIONS. Pnthet Coraer Third and Oak Street. Phon Private Bxchang TS. RENJ. I. COHEN... ..Prwldent TH. I-MTTOCB;. . .-. Vlce-Peeeld B. LEB PAGET Secretary I J. 0. 0OI.TRA Aaalstant Bocrctar SECTJRmr SAVnfOS A TRtrgr COMPART SSS Morriena Street. Portland. Ongea, , Teansaet a Osnsnl Hanking Buatneee. SAVINGS DF.PARTMRNT. InterMt Allowed on Time aad Saving Account. Act a Traatee foe Ratate. Drafts aad Letten et Credit Available la All Parts of tb World, fi F. ADAMS... '.. Prealdent I U A. tPWIR Pint Tlar-Pneldent A. h. MILLS Second Vlce-Preeldeat I R. O. JUBITS - RO. F. RITB8KI.L........ Aesletant Secrets ry T MORTOAOX wtTARARTEX A TRUST - Trsaewcts a Oeneral' Banting" Bndnes. IMpartawatl 4 per rent Interest allowed. eoBpnanded ansrterly. CAPITAL.. 1100.000.00 M. W. WATBRBTJRT. :. ...... re.rf a. VajpyMiii rn , , Tr , . , . ..VI-President . ft LOO AN HAYS Blatant Secretary BTk Temple. Seventh ead Stark Street. Phone Main 184. Ope a Saturday Evening S he ft NORTRWFSTXRW SOARARTBR A TRUST COMPART Portland. Oregoa. Lamber Ea change. S. E. Corner Second and Stark Streeta (aeon ad Sear). FISCAL AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS. ' Stata. Ooonty. MoaiclBal and Corporation Bomt Bourut and Sold. Raw Btrr1e eegaata and fin. need. Stork aud bond guannteed. TITLE OUARAjrrTR A TRUST COMPART SM WAglfTMOTOR STRXXT. MORTOAOB LOAMS -es Poet la ad Real Estate at Loweet Rate. . Title insured. Abstract Furnished. I. THORBPRH ROSS .President I SBOROB H. HILL.... . Vie'- Preside! I B9NDS AND INVESTMENTS. M ORRIS BROTURSChAmba ef Cmmre Municipal, railroad and DOWRnttJ-MOPRTRS OOMPART Xtabllhd STOCKS. BONDS. ORAIN Boagkt Private Wires. ' BOOM d CHAMBER . a LEX TOhtPABTT Commonwealth Brokerage Department Sea C Before Baying or Selling Stock OUIS . WILDE HOMK TELEPHORX BOVDS BAjrK STOCKS. Member Portland Stork Eachange. Corner Slrth and Waahlngtoa Street. Portland. Oregoa). . Overbeclt, Starr & Cocke Co, , Thrd;rM?Ka;,'B.pU BATB. BBOTISIORS. COT TOW. STOCKS ANT) BORDft ' wi BO A STRICTLY OOMMISSiOhT BUSIRESft fmattnaew Market by Private Wire. Quick Service, REFERENCES Ladd A Til to. Baake mn. sad United Stales National Beak ef Portlaad. WHOLESALE JOBBERS. THB BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. Jobbers saddlery, hardware, bora goods ie ether. Si Inge and aboe atore enppUea. Fifth and Oak. la, a 0UN8T A CO. - DlSTRIRL'TOUS OF FTNB CIGARS. . PORTLAND. OREGON. . .r nil, a, flBlRlU iXm n tAk.ee mf frufta. neodnoa. oto.1 aoaalgBmenta aollclteo. va rraai aa. RVERDINO A FARRXLL. produce and com mission march ants. 140 Freat at. Portlaad, Or. Phoa Mala ITS. OUBUUN Furniture Manufacturing Oompeny-- aaenuiaciurvr. - - . Pertuaa, uregon. WADHAMS A CO., wholesale grocer, mano r.t.ir.r. and eommlaaioa aMrchaata. Fourth I ,and Oak ais. , FURNITURE manufacturing aad peclal erden, L. Bavaasky'a faraltur factory. eVT Float at ALLEN A LEWIS, commies le tad produce mar. . v . ... I ,..l. ... Dn.tl.nrf Che. nisui - - , - . - - T-WHOLXSALH aroekory nd glnwr. Prael, Hegele A !.. too u au eiita, m. mim m ... WINDOW-SHADES OA LB WINDOW SHADS CO., tdT Salmoa at. plala ana Iacy anaae msne iw evuee towoat prices. Phone Mala BftTS. KLAMATH COURTHOUSE PRESENTS A PROBLEM (Special Dlapatck to Th Journal.) . Klamath Falla, Or., Nov. IT. The matter of.. a new courthoui la being; gltatd, and It " Is probabl that-n lection will be callod early next spring to vote on the question. Since the erec tion ef so tnanp alee brick blocka the old courthouse, which le situated In the canter of the city, looks decldedlr out of date, and It Is probable that the same publlo spirit which lad to the erection of the fine brick high school building; and the gtons publlo echool bulldlnt will soon demand an up-to-date court house, though there are many who pro far to wait for at leaat a year, as there 1 aura to be Aa greet aa Inorease In the value of ranch property during the next year, as there naa oaan in city property the past year, for which the assessor's returns sbow the aeaessahle property within the elty limits Increased from IJOO.SOO to over $700,000 WASHINGTON BANK STANDS PERSISTENT RUN (Special D la patch by Leased Win te Th Journal) Washington, Nov. 17. The Washing ton Loan eV Trust company, one of the biggest Institutions In the city, with nearly $7,000,000 deposits, wes the vie tlm of a persistent run today. Hun dreds ot people were still about the building at Ninth and'" streets wnen the doors closed at noon, waiting for their turns at the paying teller s win dow. It was explained that the run erlsrtnated In the effort of a woman to eaah a worthless check. fiheWSS toldl there was not "money there." where upon she circulated a too literal Inter pretation and the run sterted. The in stitution received assurances from all the banks In the city, from New Tork, Baltimore and Philadelphia that any needs would be promptly furnlahdd. ' Its last statement showed almost $1,000,000 cash and all offers' of assist ance were declined with thanks. PORTLAND BOY AMONG BEST HARVARD SWIFTS ' (Special Dlapatch te Th Journal.) Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 17. Harvard's "varsity rroas-country team for the In tercollegiate meet on Thanksgiving at Princeton was picked today. One of the 10 is W. Wygent Whldden -of Port land, Oregon, a member of the Junior academic clans. Whldden ran yesterday in the contest against the Technological over the re gill r Tech five-mile court and did good work, finishing strong. AMD, ORESOV. R. L. PUKH1V .iiwii n. huit ..... and Letten of Credit leaned Avallanw e Collectlona a Specialty Aaalatant Cashier W. A- 1 A. M. WRIGHT H0L- H. I. BTOHET... PLATT A PLATT ...Assistant Caehlee ieenenl Ooeueel Taw- Oldest Treat Coatut la COMPARTBAKR, lateresl "Paid ,on Tim Dopoalt. 'aria' JNO.H. ATTCHISOH Satrp T. T. BDRKBART.. . ...Treoaarer Bldg. . public eerrlce corpora tloa bond. I ISOKXRft and Bold for Cash and aa Margie. at COMMEBCB. Phoa Mla ST. Bldg., SUth and Aakear Bartlaad. Oregoa. H. W. Donahue, Manager. r Bond. Can Alwy Sav Tea Money. QUAKERS OUTPLAY Plucky and In Fine Individual Form But Their Tactics Don't Fit. ; . PENNSYiVANfrVCORES- 5EVENTEEN TO NAUGHT Ann ArborMn Not Csptsined and That Hurts Too Bad Ground Holds Them And Their- Swiftness and Trickery Are Unproductive. - Y (Special D la patch by Leased Wire te The Journal) Philadelphia, Nov. 17. The University of Michigan football team, minus the services of Its captain, Jo Curtis, proved inadequate to defeat the Uni versity of Pennsylvania team today and went down after a hard game by a score of -17 te P. The Wolverines put up a plucky game, but the Quakers . were too powerful, both in attack and defense. One touch down was made in the first and two tn the second, two goals being made aftsr the touchdowna Forward paesss and trick .plays were expected at the Wol verines' end by the Quaker rooters, who hold Coach Tost In much esteem, - but though the Mtchlgandere played hard they were unable to get away with any fancy plays. Mlohtgan did wall In holding their opponents sfter the first half. Fifteen thousand spectators were present when the game began. The Michigan men had a crowd of strong lunged rooters prssenL Th style In which the - Michigan men started - the game would have swept many, strong teams off their feet, but that line of rod and blue jerseyed warriors- In tbi front rank of Pennsylvania's squad were not to be moved by the enthusi asm of the enemy nd simply did a stonewall act that taught Michigan oautlon and put the fear of Pennsylva nia In their hearts. , But ' Pennsylvania herself was - up against It tn the first to minutes of play. She could stop, .she could ex change punts with her foe, but she found the ball In her own territory too often for comfort. Then a weakness developed. It waa In the left and of the Una of Michigan, and Pennsylvania pounded It until It waa sore. Then WOLVERINES der spot, and Pennsylvania-walked over that spot of the western players' anat omy where they wear collars when they are not .in football armor, and tba gams was practically won. Perhaps the most Important factor In the day's game that was militated against the chances of success of the Ann Arbor boys was the wretched con dition of the field. Michigan depended solely upon her fast and tricky game. She eould not do fast work In the treacherous field where the sand and turf were plowed up with every play, and almost every trick she triad to work. was IooiIckJ hy the fact that her backs could not get started In th bad going, the result of the recent storm. TJmatllla County estate old. - , " (."neclal Plepatch te The Journal.)- Pendleton. Nov. 17. The estate ot Mrs rigg Thompson, of 4S0 acres. 10 miles northwest of this city, was sold today by the administrator. C. II. CarterV to Joseph Manscombe for 2i,000, over ftl is sere.' - .. ...... 1 - . ' . . HERO CLINGS TO RUNAWAY FOR SIX BLOCKS SAVING MRS. CHOATE Its n r , ' ' " , : . i aWnat Wb , M V' ' V'.l liH tfif 1 " v- : e.. fr-l Mrs. Joseph Choate Jr.' and a Dia gram Showing the Runaway. (Hearat Kws Service.) New Tork. Nov. 17. Two mounted rollceman have had a picturesque chaee In Central Park' to save from probable death In a runaway carriage Mrs. Jo-seph-H. Choate, Jr., her daughter Ma rlon,' two years old; her frtehd.. Mrs. Samuel Anchmuty Tucker, and the let ter's little eon Richard. Mrs. Choate, who Is the wife of the son of the former ambassador to Eng land, was driving with her friend In the West Drive at Eighty-eighth etreet. whloh was thronged with vehicles. A part of the harness snapped and the horse bolted In spite of the efforts of the driver to bold him In. - Carriage! and automobiles gave room to the runaway as It dashed northward up the drive. Mrs. Choate and Mrs. Tucker, pale and . trembling, each clutched her child and breathed a mo mentary .sigh of relief as the runaway shaved one carriage only to grate an other. Mounted Policeman David J. Daly vaulted Into his saddle as the animal dashed by at Ninety-first street, A Jingle of spurs, a clatter of hoofs and he gave chase. A block further, and he had drawn no to the hansom; ten yards more and he had the bridle In hla hand. Leaning beak he pulled lustily, but without avail. - The runaway had passed Mounted Po liceman John Devlin at Ninety-second street, and he too gave chase,- gallop ing to tha left Of the hansom, with .Daly at the right. He, too. grabbed the bridle and pulled with might and main, yet the double strength of the two men and the driver on the box was as noth KLAMATH WAITING UNTIL E EASIER Railroad's Advent Signal for Im - ment Activity Projectf. Progress and Impediments." (Special Dispatch te Th Journal V Klamath Falls, Or., Nov. 17. The dif ficulty and great expenee incurred In transporting materials and equipment from the railroad for the irrigation project and the buildings erected during the past summer have made It clear that no publlo improvements not abso lutely neceasary should be undertaken til the railroad has reached the city. Thte may-be by the middle of next sum mer, as the work Is proceeding rapidly. 1J00 men now being atwork and new equipment of the very beat la being added constantly. Two mora dredges will soon be at work throwing up the roadbed throe, gh the mareb, all of which work, it Is hoped, may be completed be fore high water, which la usually about June. I ' The members of the WaUruiers as sociation are voting as to their willing ness to bear an assessment of I cents an acre for advertising purposes, and so far the vote ie two to one against the proposition, the chief reasons being be cause there was no intimation as to how the money would be spent, and advertis ing would be doubly effective If de ferred until the place eould be. reeched by rail; so the-matter is regarded as premature.... - " Can Wort fos Hot Water. Mason, Davis A Co. have successfully launched their huge barge, II by 10 feet, for the Oregon Peel dredge, which will cut the channel to deep water to divert the water Into the ditch. It may be neceasary to use the dredge on the main canal through the Hot Springs tract, aa so much hot water is being encountered that It Is difficult for men anil horn to work In it ' j The flret hard rain of the seasoafell last night snd it Is decidedly colder, and were hard freexlng to set In It would greatly Impede the outside concreting, of which that la yet much to do. The steamer Klamath, which has been fcaullne cement and merchandise from XaTrS'sTahdTng, hauTthe misfortune te break all three blades off her propeller on a submerged log at the entrance to the straits from the lower lake and It will put her out of commission for at least a week, as the new propeller will have to be cast and shipped' from Port land. But a short time ago two blades were broken from the propeller on the rocks Just below the city, but they had another on hand then, and since had had the rocks removed snd no further. diffi culty was anticipated. i . Wevr Companies laoorporahed. (Special DUpeerb to The Journal. ) ' Ba1rnrfovrl7. Articles of incorporate tlon have been filed as follows: Colonial Mining company j Incorpora tor Henry W. Snyder. Samuel Bowden, Louis T. Kraemer; 'capital stock. IIOO.UO; main offices. Grants rasa. Oregon and Heading. Pennsylvania. Western ElH'trto company: Incorpora tor!, Charles H. Carey, Omar C. Spencer and Roger H. Blnrtott: capital stock, tUO; main office, Portland. Oregqn. ' . a ,..Smr:'e I I lA ttTJ?'8Z ing, and the runaway animal . main tained hla speed, ever bearing dowa on some carriage or motor, but ever salsa Ing It by a hair's breadth. At one time the runaway left tha Weet Drive and took tha bridle path, scattering equestrians and leaving a trail of frightened horses behind. As the cab swerved around from the bridle path into the drive at Ninety-fourth street the broken harness swung back 1 and whipped -Devlin's horse -aharplyr- eutting both Its bind legs. The animal reared up in pain, and to keep hla seat the policeman had to release hla grasp of the runaway's bridle. . Bo Daly was left alone to gallop along wth tha anlmaL He brought tha runa way to-a atandstlll at Nlnety-aeventh street, and the ooeupants ef the car riage alighted, thankful but frightened. A moment later a great touring ear came up alongside The occupants turned out to be friends ef Mrs. Choate and Mrs, Tucker, who entered the ma chine and were driven bom. .,. HEMEYiVEDDEDTO MRS. BELVIN Simple Ceremony Preformed at Home of Mrs.-John McMul- Yin Jr. In Oakland. , BRIDE IS UNATTENDED WEARS TRAVELING GOWN Honeymoon Tour Postponed Until Groom Is Less Busy Prosecuting GcsJtera -Only Relatives " Present - Friendship Ripened Into Love, (Special P1epatra by Lea ead Wire t The JoarnaT) San Francisco, Nov. 17. Franele J. Heney, special assistant TJjrited States district' attorney of the elty and county of San Francisco, hero of a hundred stormy legal, battles In the oourta. made unconditional surrender today In the court of Cupid. At a simple home wedding, tn the residence of Mrs. John McMullln Jr.. Itl Oakland avenue, en the hllla of pic turesque Piedmont, the "man of the hour" In San Franclsoo'a political af fairs took .unto htrnaelf a bride In the attractive and accomplished person of Mrs. Rebeoca McMullln Belvln, mem ber of a family prominent since pioneer days In the social and bualaese life ef the city. It was sn acquaintance extending ever -a period of several years that had its happy termination today tn the pres ence of relatives only, the ceremony being performed, by the Rev. Charlea R. Brown, pastor ot the Flret Congrega tional church In Oakland, "at aa early hour In the afternoon. The bride waa unattended and took the marriage vows in a traveling gown . of dark-blue embroidered cloth, xwltn white lace waist, Imported for the se cant on from Paris. I vThs weddtrtr -trmr will eTISTpoTfed " until Heney le a less busy man In the publlo " eervlce. Refreshments were nerved In the flower-decorated bouse. Many handsome gifts were received. The relatives present were: Mrs. McMullln. mother ef the bride: Mrs. John McMullln Jr Mrs. J C. Hayes.. Mr. and Mrs. Jenne Qodley, Mr. Julia Haynes, Miss Helens Heney and Mine Elisabeth Heney. sisters of the bride, groom; Mrs. Milton Latham. Harry Hays. Miss Ellsa McMullln, Hays Mo Mullln, John McMullln and Benjamin Heney Jr. , ' Oaanlag tndiaae Arrest Bad Sqaaw. fgpecTAI "Wait roll tw tw-Mml t Lawlston. Irtalio, Nov. IT Mr deptitis. Ing an Indian, the hrlfTs ofne enabled to secure the r"rt of I.r Allen, a women, who elnahed flu r one perhaps ataliy. d'irti.g a nr,: brawl at her hmi Tiie.1r night. Indiana sought to mis!.! the floor, but in rd man with 1 . , too cunning- for hla brethren, to shield Ue won. an.