The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 26, 1907, Page 14, Image 14

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u :; .;' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, , PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY VTNIIG, JUNE U
. rirTCiiERS' surrwES J- l ; . 1 3.. vf moxisy to loan , :vV i : I A '' ::Aja;':':';-: A ' -'U 1 0 II 1 0 A P fl P D C C f f 0
I'llirHKnS' SUPPLIES S. BIRKEN-
-fPwr-kTppTy wm' r?!W,iT?!H?wg:??y; ' vavv u u ; a .TAnciae. of it,; tf m t d states a.
Vrtte f"r catalogue. - ' !! ! x, IVd v 'iWtt i nod. n Favorable Term
frnTTiinTrui-T'LiEs-ADot:pii a. ..rrvii to?. Tiiii Fr..iient...;; :: j. c.
Dektm. 181-138 tat st, carrlei full ' .', 100' ttttt Vice-President R.
Una and cr jrlet assortment V'f"N $$$; Cheapest and bei.t place 40 8. 18 Assistant,
tnrnl Time. Kit . . HdHHnW MONKY.'
CLAIRVOYANTS , AND FALMTSTg
, MELVIN, ' ""V."v5
' THE RENOWNED . .
CLAIRVOYANT
SPIRITUALADVISER, :
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
LOW FEB. ;
'60(5. ' SOo. 59c iOc. BOe, ;,v
AN OCCULT SCIENTIST.
This alfted tranoe medium-penetrate
the mysteries of the soul, delve. into the
past, inquire Into tha future, settles
t ' ...... -.ui .. it(iri lost affection.
reunites those separated, "'nove8vil
influence gives power to tha weak,
health to the sick, happineea to tha un
happy. If you wish to know tha real
secrets and mysteries and achieve the
success whlrh you deserv consult this
gifted psychic; guarantee to etart you
nn i h0 right road to suocees: no matter
what vour oplnlona are, investigate and
ou wai be richrewarded.
SAME FLOOR
AS BOSTON DENTISTS. ,
THE BKNSON BUILlrlNGY
. MORRISON ST., COR, 6TH.
PHONE MAIN 7248.
t Always Consult tha Ben.
PROFESSOR KHIMO.
Oreateat living aatral dead-tranc clair
voyant of the aire; adviser on business
and ail affairs of life; t"y?ur full
name and what you called for, whom
you will marry, how to control the one
you love, even though mUes away; re
unite tha separated; give secrefppw-
tt mntrnf: AnrM all othere advertise
to do. Houra 10 to daily and Sunday
3S24 Washington at. Phone Main 1267,
MISS MAT ANDREWS CARD READ-
lng. 25c Z36 Btn it., corntr ww.
CONSULT THE PEST IT WILL
PROVE CHEAPEST- IN TI1R TEND.,
FREE TEST!- FREE TEST1
Take thia advertinement to
.PROF..D. NIBLO,
08H Waahington atreet
""PROFESSOR WALLACE, -
Portland a favorite clairvoyant, P1"1'"
and medium; readinga ,25c 41 Mor
rison, corner 7th. '
DOO AND HORSE IXOSPITAL.
DRS. C a BROWN AND MILLER
Dog and horse hospital, 10( N. 6th at
Phone Main 4086. . '
carnei's ' Veterinary hospital
for horaea and doga. - 2S Ollaan at
Phone Main 1484.
DENTISTS
DR W. B. KNAPP HAS RETURNED
from east. - Office 10 Hamilton bldg.
DANCING
WALTZ, TWO-STEP, THKKB-Hin
and atage dancing; leBBOna 26o during
summer montha. Prof. -War ' Will son a
Dancing School. 104 Allaky bldg., 8d and
Morrison at. .
DRESSMAKING
MADAME TUTTLE.
dressmaker; price.
FASHIONABLE
reaaonabla. S76
12th at.
MADAME ANGELES 24 J FIFTH. PA-
EDUCATIONATj.
tint RTTRTVESS COLLEGE.
Washington and 10th ata..Fliedner bldg.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewriting
and all English branchea taught, both
cmy n ,uK, ,
FINANCIAL, AiU fiJV
vnimv 11 111! WHO W!M ID wn
shorthand course. ' Apply at once at
office. 517 Commonwealth bldg., ftn
and Burnslde sts. ' '
GERMAN LESSONS TO BEGINNERS
at 462 Morrison; reaaonable; class or
private; referencea given. - ' 1
ELECTRICAL SLTPLIES
M. J. WALSH CO., 811 STARK 8T..
Electric and Ga Fixturea and SuppUeB,
Mantels, Tiling. Gratea and Doglrona.
niMriP ir.T.irr.TRICi . CO.
ENU1'
neera, contractora. repairers, lptrlo
wiring, supplies. 44 1st., or. Stark.
: Main 669.- R. H.Tate. Mgr. -WESTERN
ELECTRld WORKS, i
6 th st Contractors, electrlo supplies,
' motors and dynamos; we Install light
and power plants. :
MORRISON.- ELEgtRl CO-i
Morrison st Fixtures, - wiring, , ra-
t pairing. East 8128
FAIRBANKS, MORSE MOTORS AND
dynamos. A. J. ana w- V' ABl
Stark sts."" '" ' " - ": :
FENCE AND WIRE WORKS
PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS
2d and Everett sts. Phone MalnjOOO.
GASOLINE ENGINES
.... UAOUi.! jcnui"", t
Rtatlonai-r ands marine; electric equlp-
imhIi' launches: accessories; wholesale
and retail; engine repairing Reierson
Machinery Co., 1 Mor.ri"on
SHEFFIELD MARINE ENGINES. ANY
propeller. Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
1st and Stark sts. ' '
HARDWARE
COLUMBIA HARDWARE CO. 2D AND
Morrison eU. Everything In the
hardware line. , i
Portland Hardware co sy-
. licit opportunity to quote prices. , 74
(th at Pacific 466. -
HOTELS
THE BELLEVUE. EUROPEAN PLAN,
. 1th nrt Salmon.
HOTEL JPortland, Am. plan, 83. 25 day,
BKI.VEDERE. European; 4th and Alder
INSURANCE
ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE,
244 Sherlock bldg. . ,
W.' L. PAGE, INSURANCE; EMPLOY-
era' liability. - surety bonds, burglar
and accident Insurance. . Phone Main
828. 204 Falling blcig.-
JAS"McL WOOD. EMPLOYERS' LIA-
. bllity and Individual accident security
bonds of all kind. Phone 47. 802 Mo
Kay bldg; ' 1
LEATHER, AND FINDINGS
CHARLES LMASTICK ft CO.. FRONT
and Oak sts., leather and Bklns of
every description for all purposes; sole
and 'tap cuttera; findings. -
LAND 6CRD?
WANTED 1 AND - FOR SALE ALL
klncis. Including approved forest re
aerva scrip for surveyed., unsurveyed,
timber and prairie government land. H.
M. Hamilton. The Portland." Portland.
MUSICAL
PIANO LESSONS AT THE STUDIO
4 52 Morrison, at reduced rates during
vacation: terms reasonable.
PIXNO. VIOLIN. CORNET. TROM
bone, clarinet. Professor JC A. Smith.
554 12th et. Main 4708
jftACilEL"'' PAUION; PIAO ANl5
harmony; summer term commencing
Julv I. 409 Tilford bldg.. Phone Wood-
lnwn 941. - : - "
JL4CH1NERY
THE II- C ALBEE CO. SECOND
hand machinery, sawmills, eta. 248
rjrsnd eve.
A i PAUL. 100
1ST
ST. A COM-
plete line sawmill
enrln and boilers.
machlneryj alao
,1 UAV.HR & BUNS. 353 G LI SAN ST.
All lee pipes, both black and gal
vHtiisred. from i to 12-lnch; also ma
ti.r. cry anj ccrab metals. t , - ;
?$$uuH$;$ninu $$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
r -. . . . .r , . .it .n
I -"AHHUJLU1 ru BjisUii.i j. . :. f
$ Lowest rates; easiest paymenta.., I
t 1 REBATE given if paid before due. ;
I . .. REMEMBER, " .
I IF YOU WORK ' j !
I WE WILL 1X3AN YOU MONEY,, t
$ Everything Strictly Confidential.
f IIWHAT MORE COULD YOU ASKf M
lilt Houra, 8 a. m. to p. m. If Jl
tttlf Snturdaya till 8 p. m.
mm STATE SECURITY CO., 8lf
fttim 704 Dekum Bldg. JM j
SttStltt Take Elevator. tt$$$$$$
mtuuimtimnmuuiistnttiiM
mlm-tmmmitmmimmmu
..... ... MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved city property or for Build
ing purpoaea. for from to 10 years
time, with privilege to repay an or pari
of loan after two yeara. Loane ap
proved from plana ana money advanced
aa building protrreaaearmortgagea taken
up and replaced. ; ' -t
FRED tL STRONG. Financial Agent,
Z4J HtnrK ai
M6NEY T6 LOaK; LARGiS UikiiZ
specialty: also huaaing loans; iowchi
rates; flre Jneuranct. William O. Beck,
tu railing piag.
CASH ' ON HAND FOR PURCHASE
eontracta of aale on real estate, either
country or city property.. H. E-.Nohla,
Commercial dik., na ana vynniiniwn,
CONFIDENTIAL . LOANS ' ON BAL-
. arlea. Insurance .policiea, pianos, rur
nlture, warehouse receipts, etc.: any de
serving ptraon may secure a liberal ad
vance, repaying by easy weekly or
monthly installments.
NEW ERA LOAN & MORTGAGE COM.
. ., PA NY. - t
I0S Ahlngton Blflg.
JdOK'EY" AbVANCKD SALARIED PEO
ple and othera upon their own names
!.... f.h.irwRf rates, esslest
psymenta; offlea in 0 principal clUea;
save youraeit , money vj inum-vw
UrmTOLMAN.' it Ablngton Bid 'g
. 108tt' 8d St.
UNCLH MEYERS' LOAN OFFICE. 145
8d at, near . Alder, established 1870;
old and reliable; any amount loaned on
watches, diamonds, jewelry and seal
skins. y ' '- "'.
DON'T B6RROW MONEY ON SALARY
until you see
v: Huttcn Credit Co.
til Dekum
bldg.
CRRHCENT
U)Ati CO.
T24 W6WaWK
bldg. Money to loan on easy-pay.
ment plan to waga earners; strlotlyvcon
naenxiai.
MONEY LOANED TO SALARIED PEO-
borrow until you ae me; my ayatem
U the beet for railroad men, clerks,
bookkeepers, streetcar men and all other
employee; business strictly confidential.
r. a. ixewiQa, six ouvuHUflu utui.t mow
MORTGAGE L6aS Af CtlRRENT
- rates; no commission. Columbia Life
Trust company. Lumber Exchange.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
ALL KINDS
of aecurity.- -Wljifatn Roll,
room . I,
Washington hlflg. : ' "
TO LOAN SUMS T6 SUIT ON CHAT
tei security R. A. Frame, 415 the
Marquam. " ' ' '
QUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES.
S. W. King, 45 Washington bldg.
Main 100. - ' ' - ' '
ON kORTdAQE, i2o6 t6 13,666; C6gT
papers
only. . wara.; lawyer, Ausicy
bldg.
A LOAN" F6R TllEi ASfctlKo SALARY
or chattel. The Loan Co, 410 Dekum
bldg. ;
MONEY-
to Loan in 1500 to $5.oo:
Charleaon A Co.
Cfimmerctai. Phone
Pacific 1198.
MONElf TO L6AM bit REAL fcsf ATE,
chattel mortgagee -or- personal se
curity; notes bought C, W., Pallatt, 804
Fenton bldg .
WILL LOAN 16.000 OR LESS,
6 PER
cent Interest, on real estate.
Farring-
ton. 212 Fenton bldg. .
MONTJMENTS
NETJ ft KINGSLEY, 288 1ST ST.
Portland' a leading marble and granite
works. .' -. ' ... ,.-.--..
O3TEOPATHI0 PHYSICIANS
DR. LILLEBELLH PATTERSON, 8PE
clalist on nervous, acuta and chronto
diseases. Office 217 Fenton bldg. Phone
Pacific 1120. -
DR. R. B
NORTHRUPj
41 K-i i t nw.
kum bldg., 8d
Phone Main 849.
and Washington sts.
Examination free.
PAINTING AND PAPERING.
P. A. DOANE GIVES BEST ESTIMATE
for satisfactory work. 286 Yamhill.
PAPERING.
PAINTINOrDECORAT.
lng; best work; beat prices.
Hams, 189 4th st.
Ivor Wil-
PRINTING
THE MODERN PRINTER YARTIS
Uc printing.- 26 Russel bldg., 4th and
Morrison sts. Phone Pacific 1528.
OGILBEE BROS., PRINTERS CARDS,
billheads, etc.
Phone Main 1868.
146 1st st
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS
F. E.. BEACH ft CO., THE PIONEER
Paint Co. Window glass and glazing.
135 1st st. Phone 1834.
PLUMBERS
FOX ft CO, SANITARY PLUMBERS,
231 2d. bet Main and Salmon, Oregon
phone Main 2001.
DONNERBERG & RADEMACHER'RE-
moved to No. 808 Burnslde st
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP
tion; bank; bar and store fixtures
made to order. The Lutke Manufac
turing Co.. Portland.
R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER: AGT. M.
Winter Lumber Co. 7 Hamilton bldg.
REAL ESTATE
PARRISH. WATB3N8 ft - CO 250 AL
uer - St. -rfcoan esiine- ivuiria lonu.
and Insurance. We make a spyeclalty of
nanaung renxais ana yrvvnr
dents and . non-realdenta, ; Established
1872. Phone Main 1644. -- -
i W. OGILBEE.
REAL ESTATE AND
loans; established 1883.
145 V, 1st,
room -11. v-f !;- ;'''";;,':.: ''Z1 '-'r '
SPHINX AGENCY. DEALERS IN
-real estate and rentals. 306ft Stark
st Main 6164. - -
FOR FARMS OF
EVERY
DE8CRIP-
tlon. W. W. Espey,
bldg.
319 Commercial
RUBBER STAMPS
P. C. STAMP WORKS, 249 ALDER ST.
f - Phone k Main 710. Rubber stamps,
seals, stencils; baggage,- trade checks;
brass signs and plates. ' "
i, . ROOFING
TIN ROOFING. GUTTERING. RE
palring and general Jobbing. J. Losll,
212 Jefferaon st Paclflo 1424. . "
RESTAURANTS
GO TO THE BUSY BEE FOR DELI
. cateusena. Home- cooking. 434 Wash
ington st '
RICHELIEU RESTAURANT, S3 N. 6TH
Meal tickets (21 meals). 83; ex
cellent cook. -
bnsjn " City , rf.staurant all
white help employed; also dining ear.
382 Morrison st.
STREET PAVING
WARREN , CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, sidewalks and. cross
ings. 814 Lumber Exchange.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
of PorUand. Office 665 Worcester bile
TTNITED STATES NATI
AL BANK
.orinwe
A I NS WORTH I
LEA BARNES I
Cashier. . . . .
LADD .4 TILTON, BANKERS PorUand, Oregon. (. taLArjD
Trans't OenPal Banking Bu'ainesa. . SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Savings books issued on savings deposits. Interest paid on time aeposiis.
nERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon. ; ,.A.t
III J, FRANK WATSON., President I R. L. DURHAM. .Vlce-PMstdent
' R. W, HOYT..... Cashier GEORGE W. HOYT. .Aaalatant Caahlar,
' 8. C. CATCHING .... Second Assistant Cashier
Transacts a General Banking Buslnesa. Drafts and Lettera of Credit laauea
Available to All Parts of tha World. Collectlona a Specialty.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Establlahed 1884. Head Office, San "anMseo.
Capital paid up. ... .$4,000,000 I Surplus and undivided PrfltTi0,
. General Bonking and ExchRnge Business Transacted. Intereiit on Tlmej
Deposits, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened of 810 nd up-
S ward. Portland Branch Chamber J Commerr Bulldln. --
WM. R. MACREA. ... Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL. . . .Aaa t Manager
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland. Or. Oldest National Bank on PacWo Coast
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $1,500,000.00. DEPOSITS, 114.000,000.00 .
A. L. MILLS........ President I W. C ALVORD. .... Assistant Cashier
J. W. NEWKIRK... Cashier J a F. STEVEN3..Second Ass t Cashier
TRUST COMPANIES.'
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON Tha Oldest Trust Company jn
Oregon. RESOURCES OVER 12,000,000. General Banking. Two IJ i
Interest on check accounU (even hundreds) on dally balances of 3600 or
over. Letters of credit and exchange on all part ' f the world. Savings ac
counts. Tlma certificates. 8 to 4 per cent; short-call special certificates, 8500
or over, 2H to 4 per cent. Call for Book of "ILLUSTRATIONS." , :
Southeast Corner Third and Oak Sts. Phone Private Exchange 73., " .
BENJ. I. COHEN..., President I ILL PIJTOCK,.,., .Vlca-Presldent
R LEE PAGET. 1 ..I. i Secretary j J. O. OOLTRA. . . .Assistant Secretary
SECURITY SAVINGS ft TRUST CO. 266 Morrison Street, - Portland. Oregon.
Transacts a General Banking Business. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Inter
, est allowed on Time and Savings Accounts. Acts as Trustee for Estates.
- Drafts and Letters of Credit Available on All Parti "' the World.
C F. ADAMS.... .......... President j I A. LEWIS. , .. .First Vice-Presldant
A. I MILLS ...Second Vice-President R. C JUBITZ...............fecretary
GEO. E RUSSELL. ..... ..Assistant Secretary
TITLE GUARANTEE A TRUST COMPANY 240 Washington Street
. -t v. MORTGAGE LOANS ON Portland Real Eatat at Lowest Ratea. ;
Title Insured. Abstracts Furnished.
X THOHBURN ROSS. . ..... President I JNO. E. AITCHI90N. .... .Secretary
GEORGE H. HILL.... Vice-President T. T. BURKHART.... ..Treasurer
''K'
BONDS AND
ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building. , " .
Municipal, Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds.
TXOWNtrta'-HOPKINS COMPANY Established 1893 BROKERS,
U STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought
Private Wires. -' - ROOM 4 CHAMBER
Overteck, Starr & Cocke Co.
GRAIN, FKOYlHtUINH, wirun,- ojwm ainij Bunuo. ; u
- WE DO A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS. - . ,'. ' .
Continuous Markets by private Wire. Quick Service. . .,
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS
' FOSTER ft KLEISER SIGNS.'
We have .built up the largest sign
business tn the city by first-class work
and keeping our promises. Our prices
are right 5th and Everett ata. Phone
Exchange 55. "
'SIGNS THA ATTRACT" PORT-
land Sign Co., 287 Stark. Paclflo 1698.
SAFES
PORTLAND SAFE CO., SOLE AGENTS
for Herrlng-Hall-Marvln aafes and
Manganese Steel Safe Co.'s bank safes;
20 second-hand fireproof .safes and bank
safes, very cheap. See them or writ
us. 92 7th st.
blEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
Large line carried. Lock-out opened.
Jack. . jails, metal furniture. - Both
phones. J. E. Davis, 66 8d.
SEWING MACHINES.
THE SEWING MACHINE REPAIR CO.,
872 First st, formerly machinist for
the Singer Sewing Machine company.
All kinds of machine repair work at
lowest rate; the only gasoline engine
expert on the Paclflo coast Home
Phone A 3820. ; . . J
SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. SOPHIA B. SEIP,. RELIABLE
Spiritual readings daily at 202 Allsky
mm.: circles luesaays ana irmaii
8 p. m.; 25c.' Phone Pacific 2836.
MRS. STEVENS. PORTLAND'S RE-
llahle nalmlat and SDlritual
reader: readings dally. " 943 H Yamhill.
MRS. SHAVER, SPIRITUAL READER.
426 Burnside at, corner lotn.
STENOGRAPHERS j
PITRLIf! BTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE.
writer. Main 1271. 814 Dekum bldg.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
C. O. PICK-OFFICE 88 1ST 8T BE-
tween Stark and Oak sts.: phone 696.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brick ware
house with separate Iron rooms. . Front
and 'Clay sts. '-7';" '
ril.R1?'.linE TRANSFER CO.
Henry Roe. W. A. Cleland.
F. P.- Sheaacreen.
' fJeneral transfer and storage; safe,
pianos and furniture moved, packed and
Bhtppea. ZUK uaa m. coin pnonea. -PENINSULAR
EXPRESS & BAGGAGE
Transfer, 247 Aider st Phone Main
1171.
OREGON TRANSFER CO., 134 N. 6TH.
Main 69. Heavy hauling and atorage.
Tiirnr.rJWKTSTrwf ftArtaArsH TRANS
fer Co. Storage. 824 Stark. Main 4T.
TOWEL SUPPLY
ri.KAN . TOWELS ' DAILY COMB.
brush, soap. 31 per" month. Portland
Laundry & Towel Supply Co., ( 9th and
C'oucn ts. fnone io.
TYPEWRITERS
HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW AND RE-
. built typewriter or all , makes; soe
our window; If you are going to buy a
new typewriter see ua before buying;
we can save you money; we have parts
for repairing all machines; atate agents
for the Visible Fox; we buy all kinds of
typewriters. Tne Typewriter uxenange,
Inc.. E. J. Ellison, manager. 84 3d st
ht.tnKENSDERFER
TYPEWRITER
Agency supplies; Tepaira.
Raleigh
bldg.. 6th and Washington sts.
. . WHOLESALE J0BBER3
s, 1 . M. A. GUNST ft CO.,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
, PORTLAND, OREGON.
EVERDlNG & FARRELL, PRODUCE
and commission merchants, 140 Front
st. Portland. Or. .Phone Main 179
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC-
turlng Co. Manufacturers or furni
ture Lorthetradj-JPpjrUa
WADltAM & fcO.. WHOLESALE GRO-
cers, manufacturer and commission
mercha ts. 4th and Oak ats.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special orders. L. Ruvensky'a furni
ture factory. 307 Front st
allen & Lewis, commission and
produce merchant, Front and Davis
ata.. Portland. Or.
WH6LESALE CROCKERY AND
i glassware. Prael, Hegel ftCo., Port
land, ur.
THE OREGON1 CHEESE CO. (INC.)
, Cheese, butter, eggs, etc., dairy, prod
ucts bought or handled on commission,
126 6th at (Swetland bldg.), Portland,
0p ........ ; , - ' - '
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co., Barbers' Supplies, Barbers' Fur
niture. Barbers' Chalra. 10th & Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Ho! For Astoria
FastSteamerTelegraph
Dally (exeept Thursday). Leave Aldei
treat dock I 1 m." ;- ..V-.
OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
qrner Third an4 QnK Streets.
SduroeTon jkong and "Manila. " ColleclIin
Cashier
...RW. SCHMksH
Aaalatant cashier
..A. M.
WIUOHT -
INVESTMENTS.
and Sold for Cash and on Margin.
OF COMMERCE. ' Phone Main 17.
(Members Chicago Board of Trade.)
Couch bldg.. 4th st.. near Washington.'.
TRANSPORTATION.
lilniiM:11"'
Jamestown Exposition
LOW RATES
TOXT 9, 4, 81 AUOUiT , t. 10) R
- tmtMUM Xl 12, 13.
Chicago and return, 87L60. (
, St Loul and return, $67.50.
Bt Paul, - Minneapolis, Duluth, Supe
rior. Winnipeg and Port Arthur and re
turn, 60. .
3-TBAIN5 DAILY 3
.For tickets, sleeping car reservation
and additional Information, call on or
addresa H. DICKSON, C P, ft T. A.
iaa noma st. roxnAJTi), on.
Telephone:- Main 680. Home A-2286.
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
, 3 TRIPS
Sfpokane, Jan 14,
Ot Jnly Xfl, Aag. .
Queen, Sxaj 19.
HOK3 mOTTTB.
M. & AT.AgTTA BOTXTB.
gkagwat
Sitka. JTnneaa and war porta.
SaUlsg p. an. ,
B. 81. U. Co.' BDomboldt
City of BeatU
.....Jnn 83
.... ,Jnne 88
Cottage City, via Sitka
9va 30
SAV JTBAWCISCO BOTTB.
Sailing 9 a, a, rrom Seattle.
President
,..,...... .iruf 99
City of 2ubla
Jan 87
, .June 88 and July 3
onoma
City
Ctnoe, S4t Washington St.
Colambfa River Scenery
BXaTTtATOB XaVZ SIUCEBS. .':
Dtlly service between : Portlssd ' an The
Dalles, except Saodar. leaving Pertlaad - at
T a. s, arrlvlnf (bout 0 p. eairylot
freight and peneDiren. Rpleodld aeconiBKide.
Uoni for eetrlta and Urestock.
Dock font of Alder at Pertlaadt root ef
Coort t. The OaU. Pboae Mala B14. Pertlaod.
BOAT TACTFIO STXAKSBOO CO.'S
Steamships R3ANCKE
and GEO. W. ELDER
Sail for Fureka, San Francisco and Los
Angele direct every mursoay at 1 p. m.
ilcket office 182 Third, near Alder,
Phcne M. 1311. H. YOUNG. Agent
That Business Phrase
."What a lot of firecrack
er that $100 would buy!"
said a wistful-eyed small
boy, gazing at Woodard
Clarke's window. Yes, and a
lot of different kinds of Heart's
content as many kinds as there
' are people. Well, it's a fair
game go after it I
VOTE THAT MEANS , .
GREATER PEXDLETON
. ,
' (Special Dispatch to Tb Jouratl.')
Pendleton, Or June 26. Th people
of Pendleton at the special : city elec
tion i gave an ' overwhelming 'Indorse
ment;; of the.- proposed amendment
to th city charter. ' These provide for
various bond Issues,' for increasing th
limit of city taxation from seven to
nine mill and an Increase in the per
centage of property frontage necessary
to block street Improvement. A total
of 281 ballots Was cast. The greatest
number In, favor of any one proposition
waa
J17. The new
order will be a
for Pendleton.
uWuJiUU It . .
HELD US SLAVES
Boys Imported to Serve as
Peons for Bootblacks and
- Fruit Vendors.
. (Journal Special Service.) ,
Chicago, June 28. Several hundred
Greek boy are being held i peonage
in Chicago fruit store and hoe hin
lng etablishment. This fact ha been
revealed by an inveatlgatlon conducted
by th federal immigration officers,
aided by Nicholas Balopoulea, Greek con
niriii. . . .
The prosecution of employer for vio
lation or me immigration w wu n
based on the evidence obtained.
Method by which boy ar Imported
and landed In Chicago were brought to
litfht throuah the arrest yesterday of
dartre Antonoooulo on a charge of per
Jury In making an affidavit that two
Greek Immigrant arriving at Boston
were his brother and nephew. The oase
will be heard by Judge Landla on
Thursday and the fictitious brother
will be a witness for th prosecution.
STATUE IN MEMORY
OF TERRY RANGERS
Oirmonlcs of UnTeillng Are Held
t SUto Capitol Grounds
- In Texaa. 1 1 v.
(Jmroal Special Berrle.)
Austin. Tx. Jun 28. A handsome
monument erected In th tat capltol
ground to th memory of tha famous
Terry Ranger, a tha Eighth Texa
cavalry of th provisional army of th
confederate states were called, waa un-
vellful todav with imnoalna exercise In
the presence of an Immenae throng. 1
The program of ceremonies Included a
presentation addresa oy explain n. 1.
Young and an address of acceptance by
Governor Campbell. The oration of th
day was delivered by Judge James H.
Robertson and the unveiling was per
formed by Miss Stella Holcomb.
. Tha statue Is of bronie and la th
work tot an Italian sculptor, Pompeo
Cophlnl. Standing 14 feet high and
weighing 10.000 pounds, th statue pre
sent an Imposing plctur of a Texa
ranger mounted on hi war horse, and
lust in th act of drawing htm up short.
The statue I mounted on a huge granite
pedestal the sides of which bear the
following lnacrlptlons: ;
"In commemoaatlon of th valof of
tha Eighth Texa cavalry, better known
as Terry1 Texas Ranger, provisional
army of th confederate atate. 1881
1885. Erected 1907, by surviving com
rades." . ..."
" 'With a Httl mor drill, you ar
th equals of the old guard Of Napol
eon.' General Albert Sidney Johnaton ;
and 'Always feel safe with the Ranger
In front.' Jeneral William J. Hardee.
There la no danger of a surprise
when theRangers are between us" and
the enemy.' General Braxton , Bragg;
and The Terry Rangers nav0 ane a"
that can be expected or required of sol
diers.' Jefferson Davis."
On th rear of the pedestal appear
General Joseph Wheeler' farewell order
to the Texas Rangers. - . r
LOS ANGELES WILL .
ENTERTAIN . TEACHERS
National Educational Association to
Hold Sessions in Southern v'
'V ;. California, j - -
(Joaniil Spedal Sirvlee.)
f IiO -Angeles, Cal., Jyne 28. The local
committee in charge of arrangement
for tha fiftieth anniversary meeting of
the National Educational association
here next month la In dally receipt of
advices Indicating that tha attendance
will establish a new high figure in tha
record of th association's convention.
The convention will be held the week
of July 8. The program is regarded aa
th most attractive ver arranged by
th association"' Tha speaker before
the general asslons will include such
eminent educatora as William T. Harris,
United Statee commissioner of educa
tion. President A. B. Storms of Iowa
State college, President W. Cv Thomp
son of Ohio State university. Superin
tendent E. G. Cooley of Chicago, Presi
dent George W. Naeh of th South Da
kota Normal and Industrial school, Su
perintendent Alexander Hogg of Fort
worth. Superintendent C. G. Pearse of
Milwaukee, President Benjamin Ida
Wheeler of the University of California,
Professor John Adam of University
college of London and Senor Justo Si
erra, minister of public Instruction of
Mexico. - - . ,. -. ' : '
' In addition : to th general session
there will be the usual departmental
conference by th section devoted to
higher education, manual training, art
education, child study, business educa
tion and other branches of educational
work.
MARK, TWAIN GIVEN -DEGREE
AT OXFORD
- (Joaroal pedal Berrle.)
London, Jun 28. Mark Twain and
Ambassador Reld may now writ LL.
D Oxford, after their name if. they
so choose, a the two eminent Ameri
cans wer among those honored today
by the congregation of Oxford v uni
versity. Among the other recipients of
honorary degrees i were rnnce Anour
of Connaught, Prime Minister Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman, Rudyard Kipling,
Admiral Lord Beresford and Auguste
Rodin, president ; of th International
Society of Fine Arts. Several of th
speaker of the day briefly touched on
the manv ties that linked together the
United States and the United Kingdom.
In addition to the conferring of the hon
orary degrees th day was made mem
orable by the installation of Lord Cur
ton Into the chancellorship. r
INYENT0RS TRYING
TO PREVENT. SilOKE
(Jonrnil Special Service ) ' .
' Milwaukee, Wl. June 88. SeveVal
score of men, whose chief aim In. life is
to devise an effective method for doing
away with the smok nuisance in Amer
lean' cities, assembled In Milwaukee to
rtav tn take oart in the. second annual
convention of the International AssoclaJ
tlon for th Prevention or smoxe. rres-
ldent John Falrgrleve, smoke inspector
of Detroit, called the gathering to or
der and delivered an addreas. A report
was presented also by Secretary R. C.
Harris of Toronto. Th convention will
be In session three day, during which
time all phases of the smoke problem
will be discussed.
THZBS ABB FEW
people who know how to take car Of
themselves the majority do not Th
liver i a most Important organ in the
body. Herblne will keep It in condition.
V. C Slmpklns, Alba, Texas, writes:
"I have itaed Herblne for Chills and
F.ver and find It the best medicine I
ever used. I would not be without It
It 1 a gocd for children as it Is for
frown-up people, and I recommend It
t I fin for La Grippe. Sold by all
druggists, . 4 . .
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- ARE MOVING 4
More rapidly . now,, than heretofore, owing to the
fact that, more people are seeing this beautiful ad
dition since the East Ankeny car line has been ex-
tended out the Sandy Road Boulevard through it,
and they are showing their appreciation of the lo
cation by putting their coin in some of trfe lots for
homes. ' , , . '
KINDLY REMEMBER
We GRADE ALL STREETS, put in CEMENT
WALKS, and lay. WATER MAINS in STREETS
.. FREE to BUYERS, and are selling these beauti
ful home lots at $400 and up. Terms, 10 per cent
cash and 3 per cent per month on selling price.
Call on us and let us show you this property.-
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