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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINQ, NOVEMBER 20. 1806. a ssd ROOT HAS DEBATE WITH HARRIMAN ' Railroad " Magnate Favors Mors " "Power for Corporations and . Lest Criticism.. t. SECRETARY IN FAVOR OF GOVERNMENT CONTROL jRoot Talks on Bonds of Peace Bind ; tag tha Two Americas Diplomats J From the Sooth American Repub lies Respond, ' . .': ' '':' ..' V (Journal Special hrikt.) t- Kansas City. Mo, Nov. to, At the banquet tendered by ' the Commercial club In commemoration : of the signing Of the John Jay commercial treaty to the delegates- to the Trana-Mlaalealppl congress and diplomatic representatives Of the Latin-American republics, last "alghr.-TeWr"Hanlmaii and-gememr E. H. Harrlman, Jtoot clashed on the subject of railroad emulation by the federal government, arrlman favoring more power for rail roads and. Root advocating more con rtrcl, Inlitepeeen Mrr Harrlman saldt Karrtnuui's Speech. , " "President Roosevelt said " that he exeoutlvai vaad legislative - departments of the government should be given ad ditional power-to deal with public or- erenlsatlons. If wa are going to eon tlnue to . prosper, the power which President Roosevelt desires added to the government I hope., will be added - te the other ornanliatlona, I hope that some of It will come our way.. , It le Impossible for a railway company or large organisation - te carry on Its : business properly If - the - people-are constantly criticising. In the Union Pacific company no one man eays what the company will or will not do. I am untiring only because I must be on hand ' to bear conf erencea and try . to bring a body, of men to one conclusion. It la .not easy f you always have to turn o the legal department .and find hetnejLjroumyjML.naV. "it is often Important to city or a country whether We do certain thin II gs. whether wa develop a territory or leave it dormant. Often we canaot gtve de velopment a-atart because of the action et certain people for political prestige. I believe there is to be a change of attitude which soon Is to be felt. The people are eomlng to believe In Ameri canismand that meana fair play." eaxetary Boot's Beply. Secretary Root said lit reply "Before I begin my talk on the sub ject which has been ' esslgned me, I desire to make a few remarks In an swer to Mr, Harrlman. Mr. Harrlman, I believe. In his apeech tonight would S , -l .1 - " J The Cheapest Form of Health Insurance. ' X 17 n Health insurance I Several food "Aocldenr ,.' - . Companies sell it. Sixty dollars per year will bring you 125 oar week.for ever waekwouaraalckJ -., . But, your time alone may be worth ' far more than that. ' And $000 per week might not pay for "your suffering. . That's why "Cascaret" Insurance, which prevents Sickness, is worth ten times as much money as other "Health" Insurance. , - - . Yet "Cascaret" Insurance will cost you leu than Ten Cents a week. That gives you a "Vest Pocket" Bos to carry constantly. ' . ' e . : . One tablet taken whenever you suspect jrou need li will Insur ; you against 90 per " cent of all other Ills likely to attack you. Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin In th Bowels, or exist through poor Nutrition. -;" " Cascarets don't purge, don't weaken, don't Irritate, nor upset your stomach. No, they acj like Exercue on the Bowsls, Instead. They stimulate the Bowel-Muaoles to . contract and propel the Food naturally past the little valves that mix Digestive Juices with Food. . . e . e . Tha time to toke a Cascaret Is ths very minute you suspect you need one. . f When you have a touch of Heart- . burn, Cas-belchlng, Acld-rtalng-ln- throat, or a Comlng-on-Cold.. Carry ths "Vest Pocket" Box ready , for business where it belongs, Just as you would your Watch, Pocket-knife or Lead-pencil. It costs only 10 cents. At any drug- . ! - Be sure ytu get tha genuine, made Only by the Sterling Remedy Company, and never sold In bulk. " Every tablet stsmped "CCC" . xaa :i V ' - r V r - hare us give mere newer to the railroads. The experience I sained "from a knowledge of railroad business la . the etate t. Missouri at a time when the railroads were competing for business led me te believe that the just mesne of regulating traffic, and railroad at fatra la throuah the railways them' selves. If they will only do 1U-Their power, Mr. Harrlman, should be supple mented by governmental control, such that would' .prevent them from doing It le the common tendency of the railroads to give advantage to the wealthy shipper against ths weaker or smaller one.. It Is that tendency ao often . displayed a tendency to crush the weak, for this reason, I say that it is necessary. It Is essential, to free dom and Independence that the rail roads should be held under oontrot te prevent discrimination.1 ".. T World Wide Veaee. :-: i Mr Root's main 'address was upon the Drago doctrine and our relations to South America. World wide peace, substantial and enduring, made possi ble by oloae commercial and friendly relatione among nations was advocated hi turn by Boot and dlplomato repre sentatives from the southern" repub lics. Besides Mr. . Root, the speakers, In the order of their rank, were Ignacto Calderon, minister of Bolivia; Felipe Pardo. minister of Peru; Enrique Cortes, minister of Colombia; Sylvlno Ourgel do Amaral, first secretary of the Braalllan legation; Alberto Yoaoh am. charge d'affaires of the Chilean tegatlotie John Uarrott, JInlted States minister to Colombia; Dr. William Jay Hcnierreiin, Mew York, great-grandson of John Jay, who spoke to the toast: "The Value of the Life and Example of John Jay;" E. H. Harrlman, presi dent of the Union Pacific railway, who talked Informally on trade conditions In general. ANOTHER . NEW TRAIN ON : SAN FRANCISCO RON . Southern Pacifio to Give Better Service Between Portland and the Bay City. . " An additional train, to make two hours' better time than la now being made, will be put on the Southern Pa cifio between Portland and San Fran eleoo nest Sunday. The train will leave Portland at 11:10 p. m. and reach San Francisco the second morning at 1:41 o'clock. . The train will be a change from the present method of running aa extra section of the evenlna train. It will consist of a heavy oil-burning loco motive, an observation car. a diner, three standard Pullmans, tourist sleep ing car, chair car, amoklng car ' and combination mall, -baagace and express car, and win be officially designated No. 11. Coming north -tbn-train -will leave San Franclaoo at :S p. m. and arrive at Portland at 11:10 p. m .; en abUng passengers for points further north to make connection with the Northern Pacific train leaving this city at ll:4S for the aound. i jne southbound overland train now leaving Portland at. p. ro. will go on hour earlier and arrive .at Ban Piaiiulsce an hour earlier. The mon tog train from Portland te Ban Fran claoo will leave at S:30 instead of I o'clock, aa heretofore, and tha holding of , the- train this half hour will enable arriving passengers from the 'sound, Spokane and west side points to make connections for San Franclaoo. The half hour will be made up In the run ning time to Ban Francisco. REFUSES TO PASS ON THE VALIDITY OF THTTAin Judge Frazer Dissolves Injunc tion Against Fruit Inspector Without Question. . Without passing on the validity of the law which authorises county fruit Inspectors to destroy such Infected fruit as Is' put on the market. Judge Fras-sr In the circuit court yesterday after noon dissolved . the temporary injunc tion restraining Richard Deich, fruit in spector for Multnomah - county, from spraying coal oil on fruit grown by J. H. Broetle.. . . The suit was Intended to test the law, and Attorney W. Y: Masters, who ap peared for BronLJe, raised the question of its constitutionality. Judge Frazer declined to rale on that point, stating that he would 'leave the quentlon to the supreme court. The question whether the fruit condemned was. really infected e decided In favor of the fruit In apeotor. Deputy DlstrlcFAf fAtforneyOuS C. Moser appeared for Deich. It Is un derstood that an appeal will be taken to the supreme court to test the law. TWO GIRLS ALLEGED TO NEED REFORMING (Special Dbpetra te Tbe Journal.) Salem, Nov. 20. Grace Van Ostler, the lT-year-pld girl who was arrested by Officer Longcor at t o'clock In the morning Saturday while roaming the streets. Is still In the county jail, pend ing the disposition of hsr case by the city authorities. When placed under arreat ahe told the policeman that she waa from Dun dee and that her "parents lived t Bet tie but she had been living with her aunt at Dundee. She had been' attend ing school In Corvallls, so she claims, but was persuaded to leave tbe college town and come to Salem by a young man 'named Slyder, who soon deeerted her, and Is supposed to be at Portland. On her arrival at Salem she found employment at the cannery, and later worked at a hotel. - Another girl, who la aald to live In North Salem and who haa been chummy with the Van Ostler slrl, is also re ceiving tha atttentlon of the polloe, and an effort will bo made to have goth I girls committed to the care of the Boys' and Girl's Aid society at Port land. BUSINESS INCREASE AT AURORA P0ST0FFICE L (SpecUr DUatci te Tbe Joeraal.) Aurora, Or.. Nov. 20. With the naat three months business haa In creased to such an extent In the post- j office here that postmaster Snyder has I ordered a number of new lock boxes, which will be placed in position tllla week. The boxes are of the lateet pat tern, the keyless kind, and will be a great convenience to the patrona of the office. This Is now e third-class office and ranks wlth'Woodburn and Silver-1 town, which towns are" many times I larger than. Aurora. Five rural routes I run out from thin office, and a heavy! mail la handled dally. . I IIAL1PT0II STATUE IS South Carolina Pays Tribute to 1 Memorjfof HerStatesman- Warrlor. CONFEDERATE VETERANS " ATTEND IN MASS Oeneral Butler Delivers Oration of the Day Statue Is Massive Affair of Bronze by F. Wellington Ruck stuhl. ' . ' '.' ; (Journal Special' Berrlea) - Columbia, S. C, Nov. to. The eques trian statue of General Wade Hampton, a tribute to tee memory of the famous statesman, warrior -and-1 patriot from the state of South ' Carolina, waa . un veiled today tn the presence of an Im mense assemblage that Included visit ors -from.aU. parta-of tha state..,. Iha statue is placed tn the oapltol equara. The unveiling waa preceded by a large parade of military and clvie organisa tions. The gray uniforms of the veter ans, the rattle and clatter' of the horses, and the many marching militiamen served to tint the prooesslon with just enough martial color to make It form fitting preliminary to the ..unveiling of tha bronse monument to the famous leader of the "men of Hampton." ' 'General M. C. Butler, who waa 4 fol lower of Gen. Hampton tn both war and politics and one of his stneerest admir ers, delivered the oration at the - un veiling. His address waa a sincere eulogy of- the character, devoted fealty to country and home and the courag eous qualities of the hero whose statue served to Inspire the sentences. Other brief speeches, were delivered and the program was appropriately Interspersed wlth'muslo and cfBeed with 'a salute of artillery. V . The atatue la the work of the wall known sculptor, F. Wellington Ruok stuhh It Is a massive affair of bronse and represents the famous cavalry lead er aa he appeared In the daya of the war. Adorning the granite base are bronse tablets bearing the following In scriptions: Erected by the State of South Caro lina and Her Cltlsena to Oeneral Wade Hampton. Governor of South Carolina 1878-1S71. United States Senator 1S7S-1891. Bentonvtlle, Brandy Station,. Sappony Church, Cold Harbor, Hawes' Shop. ' Born March Is, 1811. ' ; Died April 11. 1901. Erected A. D.. IMS. Commander of Hampton J-eglon. Lieut. Gen. C. B. A. Thevtllan, Seven Pines, Burgees Mill; First Msnsssas. Gettysburg. WILBUR SMITH DIES BY ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING (Special DUpatck te The Joerael.) waco, Weah.r NovlQ. A rebooting accident occurred Saturday about alz milea from here, in which Wilbur Smith, aged 1. lost his Ufa. , ' Smith's -parents, who live at Port land, own a ranch near the head of Shoalwater bay, on which a daughter and her husband have been living,. They had gone to Portland for a few daya, leaving Wilbur In charge. Saturday afternoon he. In company Suck hunting on the bay. The two boys were standing In the boat looking for lipped , and fell and his gun, which was corked, went off, the charge en tering Smith's back, causing Instant death. . The 1ody-wa sent te Portland Sun day for burial. '-,"" Tor Bobbing Benefactor. (Sperliil Diapatcb ta The Journal.) The Dalles. Or.. Nov. X0. U Linton Is under arrest charged with robbing a person at the Umatilla house of a purse, containing 14.35. The person robbed had paid Linton's board bill and lodg ing and waa thus requited for kindness. The examination was had before Re corder Killoom. RMEUnATISr.1 LUUBAQO, SCUTICI IEURALQIAand KIDNEY TROUBLE "f-Dlon" lakea latareally. rids the blood ef be poleoDOua mailer aad aeMs wbieb are tbe direct eeuaea of theee dlseaeea Applied externally It affords almost In stant relief from pain, while a permanent eure la belns sffeoted by purlfrlng the blood, dissolving the poleoooas snb staooe and removlas It from the system. DR. 8. D.OLAND Of Brewtow. Oa arrtteai -X a4 a a wmttmnr tot newtw e fmn Ilk Laataae KkIM mt M4Ut:a4 nid I1 the rweadIM 1 nmi rmtht frwe v-dk-i w( o!Mim4 with eembOT ol the Iwm !. kn (w4 hiB( tbe see Mi mut trm Biaene eieaae.' It yoa are sulTerlng with Bbeamatlsat, Nearalsla. Kidney Trouble ar anr kin dred diiwii, write to at tor a trial botUe ef I S-DIlOl'Saad lest It yourself. "S-OROPS" sea be ased any lenetb et time without acquiring a "drug habit." ae It la entirely free of opium, eoeetne. aleohol. landaaam. aad ether similar Insredlenta si.. BatM. "t-imri-ii" Peeaal Sl.ee. gee Sale kr arasaleta IWAII0I IHniBATIO OOfti COHfAIT, 49. II UNVEILED (CIIIEISS IWMW sas r IWI vu I NEVER GUESS Experiment or take chances of any sort.'. I attempt . to oma oniy those ueaes oai x bare been curing for the past slate years, and I believe I am lustlned In saying that 1 have learned ail about them. Were I lack ing in knowledge pertaining to my specialty I would never have attained my present .success, nor would 1 to- day be recognised as the leadlna spe- etallst irvaunr men s dli If aaucted. you can depend upon It that am service i oner you is the service you need, and is service eueh ae can be rendered by no other phyeloiaa. "My practice le the largest because I Invariably fulfill my promises. VARICOCELE Under my treatment the most ag gravated cases of varicocele are cured in a few days' time. There Is no pain, and it is seldom necessary that the patient be detained from hie occupation. Normal circulation la at onoa reatored throughout all the or gans, and tha natural processes of waate and repair are again estab- 11 shed. Jf you are afflicted with va ricocele, consult me at once. . De lays can but bring on aggravated conditions and nervous complications that will Impair the vital fu notions anq M TOiye,ui gaoarai-heaUh. Contracted Disorders In the treatment of dlaordera I of fer a service such as no other phy sician can render. The remedies I employ have a most thorough and positive aotion In cleansing the mem branes of all infection and aubdulng all Inflammation. My manner of ap plication Insures absolute thorough ness, and removes every possibility ef- relapse or a ohronie stage. My ouree are not only thorough, but are accompllahed. In the briefest time possible. - - - The Dr. Taylor Co. We Cure MEN ONLY LICINSED TO PRACTICE . MKOICZNS IN . OREGON We Treat the Following Diseases . Only hensaatlssa, AoaSa aad Ohsoala, lood Volaoa. Ckmonluieav. Warlnnasls sTenrasthenia. Vervooa Oeeltaa. Varalyata, " Olaet. avnailla. y BHlaa. WW- aieet. SypaUia. . ' rues. Xtdaey, Bladder and All fTriaary J A LIFE LONQ CURE FOR VARICOCELE CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON We cure this disease without operation or Hga- It may be in its primary stage, or it may have been ture, and under our treatment the congested condi- hereditary or contracted in early days, thereby being tion soon disappears, the parts are restored to their constitutional. We cure all its complications. We natural mdition,-vigorand strength, randcirculatiorrtopts progfessTradieate evefyestige of poison is reestablished. from the system, and this without the use of mer- STRICTURE ; WorPotMt - . We cure stricture without the knife by sn aoolica- ' WEAKINESb tion' which acts directly on the parts affected, dis solving the stricture completely. Our treatment is ; psinless and in nowise interferes with your business duties. Aeate and Chronic Olacaarrea, via.: OoBorraoea, yroweatle XMseaaea, oured by the use of the only scien tific method known. Injurious to the system in no way, shape or form; uut, on tbe contrary. It builds up the aystem and the diseased part returns to a sound and healthy condition. If row have violated the laws of health aad are eon scions of eo a stent drain which la aadermlning year .system, oome to ua before yoa keeosaa a asswena-aaeVwayleal wseek. Sf rm ase weak, gleesay -and dewpoadenty- bave baa areams, .eepressea, laoa aaaMUaa aad energy, unaela to coao liata yotur thoughts, laea visa, vigor aad vitality, eome to us at onoei our treatment will atop all drains aad evereosae all weaknesaea aad positively re store yoa to sTrane-th euad health. I We have eared thousands of weak men. Tatoasi wio ararn bbbst DUarponrTso it vrgKixx.BB bvbjoxausts abb babbbstit QUBSTBD TO XWTBBTIOATB OtTBt BCBTBOOS AID TISMI WITSODT OX I. AT, WEIOg BAB HIT BOMB U tlS BBfiBBZB WOVU SAT! SATXO TXIK TTafB ABB KOBBT. Write If you Cannot call . . Hours a. ra. to ( p. m.; Eivenlngs, 7 to 1:10; Sundays, I a n. te II noon. . St. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary oo: ARE YOU SEEKING HEALTH? If So. We Can Help Yon Find Ve know how to bring back the lost color to the face; bow .to make the " flabby muscles firm again; "iow-tir-Te-atore tone to the stomach, ao that one gets full nourishment out of the food he eate; how to put sound flesh en the emaciated bodies; how to put any man Into condition to thoroughly enjoy life. ' Itrls very probable that we can give you this priceless blessing of health for leea money then It haa coat you to let other doctnra experiment upon your sys tem without giving you the slightest benefit. 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YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED The leading specialists in the Northwest. 'Office hours s to to t and 1 to L DR. W. NORTON DAVIS & CO. Office In Van Noy Hotel. IIH Third St, Corner Pine,' Portland, Or. i 11 3- I ' BB. TATLOM, ''.. xt rmm zs ont WW xbt Airr TJwooacruoAras oass When CURED Consultation Free - i i uu rav V M BetaMished as Teem wc licvcr i ail m any case we xaKei la VorUaae. - ' ; : SBCOBB ABB TABOKXXiZ. S' ITS, POBTZiABB, OBBOOB. It T xor men only, ataaen in plain We use plain envelopes for all our ' we will alve you. You may nay by era-eMe, ar-wa wtlf elWw a llbrral tits- 8undaya and holidays, 10 te It. D labs i n Q C ra ft Ho Co. : P : ''. ;67AThlrd: Street iv PORJLAN D.OREGON K J BLAEStNOiMaf. rhone Main 44 ' : (J i aa aet.t aiim w V ttmum itHt, mm I AM NEVER IN DOUBT ' I am never in doubt ae to what the J reaulta from jnytreaUnent wiab-. Day after day for alzteen - years I have been curing case after eaaa of the eeveral diseases peculiar to men. No ease comes te me now, tha like of which I nave net treated scores of timer tn the peat, and I can al ways say definitely whether I will be able to effect a permanent cure. I never hold out false hopea or make promisee that I cannot fulfill, and you ' can . rely absolutely upon any encouragement I may be able to offer you. If I promise you a cure, a cure will follow. WEAKNESS" I eure functional weakness In men.. I know of no other-physician cur ing this ailment. Most doctors treat .wrongly. They give stimulants and tonics. These things can't cure "Weakness" la a symptom of pros tatic ..disorder, and the ' treatment must be local. Tola is a truth that I myself revealed. I have perfected tha only system of local treatment that cures "weakness."' A few doo- i aver' tho-aeantry -elalm 1 e eure by the same method, but their treat ment le only an imitation of the genuine "Joslen" method. The gen uine le here and la administered by Its originator. Don't hopa te find It elsewhere. 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Tho Doctor trete eaoeasefally end fearantMf tn care all stomach fmablee, aeaarrh, asthma, lens, fhraat, rheamoflefn. seraoneneee. llwer. kMnay aad Viet manhood. rxxAU raoosirs awb axx petvats DISIASXai. ' Re falee ar Bleleedlad etatoaMata aa rka sfSktad. A safe eed leatlne vero tn tbe ewtc eot poasntle time end et the lewaet east poe Tble (or hoocat treatment. If ye rannot call, write fn eyptoei blaaS aed elrcnlar. TncVwe 4 cents hi ataman. OOWStriTATTO M. ' ' She a 4oe Wo CeuMoo Meeiotoo Oe ISSti rent St.. Cor. Merrieen, ParUaad. On. ruaaa maauea isi TRANSPORT A1I014. S. S. F. A. Kilburn ' Par Ceae Bay, Kwreka end Kaa Pranriaea Next laltlng from Portland, Piiday, Ne. IS. Kei galling from San Franelaro, Thar., Nov. S4. CHAS. C STCELSUITU. Asent. 0.K Street Dock, Phone Main 2920 X-aV . M i - - TRANSPORTATION. W M at fa. DNIOICIHO- 3 Trains to tbe East Daily 3 ThfMk b.. 1 1 . . . , - waM na toEiIt te On.h. Cbkaao. apeoel dUr u Utr. bee) e ebalrceln laeais UBkw Deuot Cblcaio-PortljiBS ' ' ' Leeve. Arrive, "eevlal for the Bait t1 Umtin.t..n " 7.""i'.""2!' -r. ." r Wwhlnston. Walls Welle,-. . - ' -Irtotnn. Onra, d'Alene ana .1. . n '-r the test Pt)Bd-niKf. loe:. for all pole lietwea . Bine sa4 Columbia nivtn brvirioi. ...ro Aefnrui and war entnte. eoanactlnf tt ttMmer (w IJwara and Wort a Burt. Steeew , Huwlo, A.h-ai. orx. Imh, b m. aallr. "25 Sowlajri Baterder. 10 p. nv. IrM ; ebont S p. m.t exnpt Siindty. TAMHILt RIVKB ROTTTB. ' For Daytoe. OrcSoe City and lanhin rtet " , tcamere Ruta aad Jiodoav iah, faa, - ZV!L . ".' eicept Snadar wte pat- tittlna). Arrlre T SO p. m. dally, eseept saaoay. . STfAaTI tmiH KOtTO. ,r, tewtotoa, Idabe, and way saints frees Rlperla. .Waah., steamers Spokane aad Lewla Jj" a. si., or apoa arrival Train We. d. daily arr.pt gatnrday. Arrlre 4 A a. dallr exoent Pridav. . Tkket Office, Third end Waebtartea sta. Telenhone Mam Til. V w "TiyOFS. City TVWt Asent. 4 Warn. MeMnaRaT. OKtKral Faaaaasae AseeC, EASTvu SOUTH Calon .Depot Leave, OverUod Eipreaa Trains for nalan, HoMbarf, Aaa- Arrtra, sacranMnta, Oidm. Ian rraBclaea, Stockton. way AfWaraalaaax BTI Paso, HW OrlalansAei eisait egadgna nilSfsa ondajr with Moant An.! ' and Sllverton local egiOSaai fflsBaaai Cwae Orore paaasna-ar r eonneets at Woedbora and Albany dally, txcapt Ban- ' ear, wita trains tor points en Woodbnrn-Sprlnf Arid and ' Albany.Labannn h..n.KM . edrta nia eaaeasni Corailla paaawntw 1)ia : nherldan paaeenfar...u... M:iO prn 10:o aaa Foraat GroTe paaaanrar....ltO aia I IT Mam, goraat Orore Baaaena-ar. l9:wpa is pan ueuy- iinallr oirapt aneday. JKrVEtUON-STRElCT STiTIOW. Fee DalUe and Intermediate points dalbr. t tS . and 4: IS p. m. Arrive Portland 10:ie . m. and 6:85 n. m. For time and card ef Oaweea sebnrnaa 1 aDDlr at Cttr Tirkat Office, or atari ue. Tlcktta te gaatarn polnta and Inropat alee -Japan, China. Bnnolnla and Anatralia. City Ticket Ofrire eornar Third aad Weaa Incttm atrt. ' Phone Main TlS. -O. W. STinorh. Wa. MeTTJ1tBAT, cny Tickat Atwnt. oen. Paaa, Atant. TIME CARD OF TRAINS Portland! ' Leare, An1'a Tellowetone Park Kansas Cltv- St. Leola aptclal for CtoehaIJa, Ontralla, Olympla. Oray's . - Harbor, Sontb Band. Tacoma, . w Seattle, 8nokane, Lewtotoa. , Bntta, Bllllnca, UesTar, Omn ia. Kan.aa City. St Leas) ' end Boothaaat, dally SiSOfaa dlSSpea North Coast Limited, eloetrle . Hirniac rnr Tacoma Beatrin, Spokane, Bntta, tllnneapolte, ' ... St. PanTand tLC Eaat. daUM peTTiee an pntet Soaad Llmltad, for Clarcmont. . Caeballa, Cen- traua, Tacoma and Seattle enlr. dally 4: SO fan Twin C'ltj gTpreaa for Taca me. Sea Kiev pofcewer- Palann. Bntte. St. Paal, Minneapolis. Lincoln. St., Jneepn. Kanaae - :ssre City, Omaha, St. Ixmla, with out ebanae ef rata. Direct aonnecttone for all pelats last aad Sentaeast dallj 17... ..11:48 net lOtSSem 2 Overland Trains Dally 7 .TaeOnaatal LlmMod, the Past Mall-' VIA SSATTLI AND SPOKANgL Portland Otae schedule ' . Dally. Dona. Lea to. Arrtra. Te and frem Spokane. St. Paal. Minneapolis, Pnrath and all potato a via aaattl....! S-anam T-caa 11:44 a C tona Tn end from St Pent. Mlnneapollo. Dalnth and ell potntn East via Spnhano S:H ptn S OS am mat aTorthom Staaauhlp On. Sailing rrom Seot'le tot Japan and China porta end Manila. Carrying tea eaatera and frelaht , S. S. Dakota, Mevember SS. .. S. S. Minneaota. January . KIPPOW TCSKN XAISHA. . i;apn Mall Stoamablp f-o.) , Akl Mara will taU from Seattle about NoTembet ST tor Japan and Chlneee nam. enrryniaT paaaenor aad frolaht. For tickets, rates, berth, isim Hona etc., eall oa o eddrons H. DlOtSOW, a P. I. A.. Its Tktr at., Portland. Oretaa. Pnonn ktaia S40. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. tTnlon Deoot . Loo ra. Arrive, For Marsera, Rainier, Clato- . kanle, Weetport, Clifton, Ae- . I turta, Warrantoo, I'laeal, ; llammnad. Fort SteTOna, Oear- ' m hart Park, Seaalda S :00 am tliStaal Aaiqrla- aad Soaahnreaapreae datlr 1:00 am S:sapa All trains dallr. j r ma To. ti. P. end P. A.. Aaterln, Of. 6. A. STB WART. Com -re lei Asont, si Alder arreet. Phone Main KO Upper Columbia River STEAMER ; Chas. R. Spencer L'eavea Ona stref dock every Honddv, Wedneaday and' Friday et 1 TBI DAXXXS and gTATB POBTAOB, connevtlna with Ihe Open SMvei -nortaUoa Cempasy's for points H Xr e-t m uaATtUtA B.turn Ing. arrtvee Portland. Tuxlay, Thurs day and t..rday at J p. rnLom roia snd eacellent sertft a-hones Aials t40 end tie I ft yea Save awe aaarwaeed Tha r ua Waat Ada lately yaw have) ( ewt ef toacb ertlfc Salaga. aouria lat 1 0 1 TMK COMPORTASIX WAX. - . 1 , i
