THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. ' PjORTLAND, - THURSDAY EVENING, ; AUGUST . 22, 1807.
Other Classified: Ad-
yertisements will be
omid on pp. 16-17.
NEW TODAY.
UNION AVENUE
Price $15,000
70x100 and two good building! there
on, bringing a fair monthly rental;
Hunted on Union avenue, northeast
. corner Da via street Ws csn maks
terms at ( par cent.
Mall & Von Borstel
104 ad M. and 398 But Burnsids St.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Samuel I Barton, Lincoln Hotel, S3;
Olive E. Brother. 18.
James P. Williams. 841 McCaah at,
Zl, Margaret uertruae mowen. z.
C. V. Chapman. 207 Waahlngton at,
25; Jennie C. Miller, 22.
George Thomas Bexsmlth, Chicago,
li; Maebelle Rlchars. 24.
DesteE L. Day, Arleta, Or.. SJ; Tina
C. CysrtyL30.
tpPBurt E. Davla, 211 Seventh st, 15;
ice M. Hllleary. 19.
Charles A. Lulls. 425 Morris st. 24:
Mary Frances O ravel Jo. 24.
Oacar Averbach, 694 Front st, 24;
Esther E. Nudleman. 19.
Roy David Dvey. 820 East Thlrty
Hfth st, 21; Willis E. Hamilton. 20.
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MEETING NOTICE3.
B. P. O. ELKS MEMBERS OF
Portland lodge 142 are requested to
meet In our lodge room tomorrow at 10
a. m. to attend the funeral service of
our late brother, Hamilton E. Brooke.
Visiting brethren Invited to attend. By
order of the exalted ruler.
C. M. BILLS. Secretary.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED A GOOD STEADY YOUNO
nan onmiatntaJ nrlrVt t Vl A ni t tr trt
drive delivery wagon; steady work If
sausrartory. Apply 40 za si.
ASTORIA'S REGATTA QUEEN .
, WELL BEARS HER HONORS
MAN WANTED tt WORK Itt SHlP-Dlns:-room:
one who understands han
dling furniture; good place. D-100, Jour
nal.
BOY ABOUT 16 TO LEARN THE FUR
nlture trade; good place in retail store
for the right boy. D-100, Journal.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
LADY TEACHERS FOR CHINESE
mission, 288 Taylor St., night school,
from 7:30 to 9:80 p. m. Apply at 141
6th t J. M. Kan. Supt.
MALE AND FES1ALE HELP.
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WANTED!
100 Extra It
Salespeople for Our Great
One-Half Wee Sale
Cash-
Wrappers, Salesladies
lers, Salesmen.
Apply early Friday morn
ing: to toe superintendent
GOLDEN EAGLE
Miss Harriet Tallant,
Astoria, Or., Aug. 22. Mlas Harriet
Tallant, who has been chosen queen of
the thirteenth annual regatta and coun
ty fair that will be held here September
2. 8 and 4. Is from every personal and
social standpoint well worthy to sup
port the dignity to which she has been
called. She Is a native of California,
born at Los Angeles 20 years ago.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. Tallant She Is one of the moat
noDular leaders of Astoria's younirer set
and her election to preside over the re-
fatta carnival is an evidence of esteem
n which ahe is held Dy the citizens of
Astoria.
International contests will be seen at
the Astoria regatta and county fair, the
Norwegian Saengerfest and the annual
outing of the State Editorial associa
tion. Six nationalities are to be repre
sented by six tug-o'-war teams and the
keenest rivalry is being aroused as to
which nation sends America her strong
est and hardiest men.
It Is only the cosmopolitan popula
tion of Astoria which enables this fea
ture to be put on as a big drawing card
for this celebration. The teams are
Queen of Regatta.
practicing three times a week and at
the tests the brawniest men in Oregon
may be seen straining every nerv in
order to be at their best for the big
events on September 2.
The Astoria Rowlnr association has
been formed for the ports to be held
on September 2 at the regatta and
county fair and other features for the
big six-day celebration. Teams have
heen formed from the young men of
the east end and west end of the city
to decide for the championship. Added
to this there will be a race between the
champion of Oregon and the champion
of the northwest in the single scull
class of boats.
Dozens of other races for outside peo
ple have been arranged on the water and
on the lnnd with big money or trophy
prises, as desired. Every City or town
has its Rprlnters and its 'Jumpers and
the events will be open to them in the
amateur or professional class, Just as
they may wish, In order for them to I
remain amateurs or professionals.
Three-legged, sack, potato and every
style of race which has ever been held
will be held at the regatta sports in
Astoria on ianor day.
CHECKS ISSUED 24 HOURS BEFORE
BANK CLOSED CONSIDERED GOOD
WANTED FINANCIAL.
33,000, 3 YEARS, 6 PER CENT, FAC
torv. Yamhill county, worth $8,000.
Address 327 Marguerite St., Montavtlla.
FOU RENT HOUSES
18 LARGE NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE.
hall, bath, closets, large porch, full
cement basement, plastered, best porce
lain bath, sink and patent toilet, large
yard, cherry trees, 2 blocks Mt. Scott
car, near Laurelwood. Inquire 184 East
23d. Phone East 1340.
FOR RENT STORES-OFFICES.
INER STORE, 24x44; LARGE
frWsWand good show windows; choice
locatlonor drugs and jewelry com
bined; long lease If desired. 721 Mls
elBslppI ave.. cor. Tremont St.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Savings Banks?
Four Per Cent?
LOOK AT THESE.
THEY MEAN 10 TO 100 PER CENT.
SEE THEM!
Must a bill be paid twice that has
been paid with a check made against a
bankrupt bank before the latter's doors
are closed?
That question Is bothering several of
the depositors of the Oregon Trust &
Savings bank who had paid bills by
check shortly before the closing of the
bank's doors. Who Is liable for the
check If issued before the bank is
closed? J. N. Teal says that the law
does not state a specified length of time
allowed for the presentation of a check
for payment because circumstances
govern individual cases.
"Within a reasonable time" are the
words used and If a check is sent out
of town that will mean a longer time
than in town.
J. C. Atnsworth of the United States
National bank says that from a bank
er's standpoint 24 hours Is considered a
reasonable time to allow for presenta
tion because the bank may be closed for
the day at the time of presentation, or
a holiday may intervene. A check made
out 24 hours before a bank is closed'
down Is under ordinary circumstances
considered good and at the liability of
the receiver.
FUEL PROBLEM
WILLJEJOLVED
Lafe Pence Offers to Deliver
One Hundred Cords
Daily.
TKADES COUNCIL TO
ACCEPT PROPOSAL
Wood Will Be FluTnod and Landed
At Any One of Numerous Docks
Available Sale Price rrobably
Six Dollars or Less.
WILLAMETTE.
100x100 facing west Atlantic st, be
tween Milton and Eurton sts 1 block
from Willamette station on St. Johns
line; fine view, shade trees; $400 each
Several fine 60x100 lots on Burrage
St., cleared, i diock irom Kiuingswortrt,
only 3fu.
s ..
J, 2 and 3-acre tracts near St Johns
line; a few good buys left.
BROADWAY ADDITION.
0xl00 a W. cor. Schuyler and S4th
cement walks, city water, 4 blocks from
Ankeny line, see it. A snap at 177.
Why put money In savings banks?
We always have a list of bargains and
lots In every part or the city.
LAFAYETTE REALTY CO.
313 H Washington.
WILL PLAY MARCH Y
PORTLAND COMPOSER
The closing number on tonight s pro
gram for the park band concert at Hol-
laday park Is a march composed dj Pro
fessor John Everest, Instructor of muslo
at the Western Academy of this city,
and entitled "On the Hike." It was
lntrodud last winter in orcnestra, out
tonlt-sr it will be heard for the first
tlnaenn band.
spprofessor Everest is a member of
nativahorn Portlander and well known
as an orchestra leader. He nas a num
ber of compositions Intended for publi
cation at some future date.
. Be th -tSo Bsxrafau
4 HoMnthjU'f Mx ho MlftBOV tu
Indications point strongly to the fact
that the grip of the fuel trust on the
Portland public will not be so tight
during the coming winter as has been
feared. Lafe Pence made a proposition
this morning to the Federated Trades
Council to land 100 cords per day of
four-foot flr wood at 35 a cord on any
dock in the city that may be secured
by the Trades Council. It Is understood
that the city has offered the use of
on of the ferry docks on which to land
the wood.
The Federated Trades Council will
meet tomorrow night to consider the
proposition of Mr. Pence, and It is con
sidered altogether likely that it win De
accepted, While discussing the propo
sition made to the Trades Council, Air.
Pence said:
"If the labor people accept my propo
sal I shall put in three gasoline engines
at once tnat win cut iuu coras a any. i
shall flume this wood to the river and
then barge it to the dock. It vU be
landed at night and will have to be
taken away the next day. If the labor
people can handle more than 100 cords
per day I shall nut in more machinery
and saw more wood.
"It is up to the Federated Trades
Council to solve the fuel problem. If
some such action as I have outlined is
not taken, slab wood will sell for 38 or
110 a load before spring."
It is generally believed that the
Federated Trades Council can handle
the Pence wood for about $1 per cord,
making the cost to the consumers I
the cora.
T. M. xeabo stated this morning that
the Trades , Council had been offered
amnle dock facilities ajid that ha had
no doubt tha Penoe'g proposition would
pa tocaptsd. . - '
PRISONER
IGNORANT
Home
Teleph
one
Bonds
Superior Assets
For Bank' or Individual
75
Of the depositors of the Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank would gladly accept Home
bonds for their deposit if they could get
same. Personally, I am willing to take any
Home bonds at par with 50 per cent stock
bonus for all my balance in jthat institution,
and I will guarantee at least two hundred
thousands dollars. More will be taken by
other depositors on that basis. Don't get
worried about the Home Bonds. If the total
deposits were in these securities I could pay
everybody in full, single-handed. You can
not force the sale of government bonds or
a choice piece of real estate in a minute's
notice. Be prudent and patient, and reserve
your judgment. The Home bonds will more
than hold up their end.
Louis J. Wilde
HOME
TELEPHONE BONDS
Cash Price Par, With
50 Per Cent Stock
The Leading Specialist
I makt no misleading propositions, promise
no impossibilities, but perform all I promise.
Fair dealing, moderate fees, faithful serv
ice and speedy cures have won for me the con
fidence and patronage of the afflicted every
where. I DAVE CURED THOUSANDS
I have no specific or cure-all preparations,''
DUt treat eacn case separately and scientifically
according to its particular requirements, close
ly watching it and carefully following its symp
toms with varied remedies through every TAYI.OB,
stage, and stake my reputation on the result. trading- KpeoiaBst.
In Simple
Disorders
MY FEB
SDQD
PAY
WHEN
CURED
Contracted Dis
orders. Be sure your cure
is thorough. Not
one of my pa
tients has ever
had a relapse
after being dis
charged as cured,
end I cure In less
time than the
ordinary forms of
treatment require.
SJpeolflo Blood
poison
No dangerous
minerals to drive
the virus to the
interior, but
harmless, blood
cleanslng reme
dies that remove
the last poisonous
taint
What Weakness Is
and How I Cure It
"Weakness" Is merely a symp
tom of chronlo inflammation in
the prostate gland, brought on
by early dissipation or by the
Improper treatment of some con
tracted disease. X complete and
radical cure la therefore, a ques
tion of restoring the prostate
gland to its normal state, and
this I accomplish promptly and
completely without the use of
Internal remedlea My treatment
is a local one entirely. It is orig
inal and scientific, and has been
?roven absolutely effective by
housands of testa. I am con
vinced that by no other methods
can full and permanent resolu
tion of strength and vigor be
accomplished.
Tailooeele
Absolutely pain
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cures completely
In one week.
Investigate my
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ment for this dis
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ployed. '
Btrleta, Ttlm,
lKst Vigor, Xy.
drocele, Ovfaale
Weakness, ,
are also tausf
the diseases X
ears to stay
eared.
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It will eost you nothing to call and talk orsr your ease. You can And
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any time you Ilka My offices, comprising ten rooms, are the largest,
most elegant and best equipped in the West
the DR. TAYLOR co.
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"BIO TOTB BOTTTB"
OF CASE AGAINST HIM
Asks for Legal Advise When
Brought Before Bar
to Plead.
When Charles Steckelman. charged
with malicious destruction of house
hold property, was presented before
the bar of circuit court this morning
to plead he looked as though he had
fought a battle with a. wild oat and
lost.
"What have you to say for yourself?"
asked Judg Qantenbein.
"Well," remarked the prisoner, "I'm
umier the doctor's care and really I
don't know anything about this case at
all. It's all news to me. I have no
attorney and I should like to have a
little legal advice to know Just where I
stand in this matter."
Judge Gantenbeln agreed with the de
fendant and promptly appointed Attor
ney A. H. McCurtaln to look after his
Interests. The latter was told to be
ready to defend his client Saturday
morning.
As stated In The Journal yesterday
Steckelman was arrested on Tuesday
evening at Lentz for threatening to kill
his landlady, Mrs. Sue Mlnard, after
wrecking several pieces of furniture in
the house. Deputy Sheriff Bulger had
much trouble In subjugating the fellow
before he finally landed him safely be
hind the bars in Multnomah county
Jan.
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Tickets on sals PA1XT
until Kept. 30; limited to
October 31.
st. XjOttxs, tar.50
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rarT from CHICAGO, 334.00 Tare from ST. LOUTH, $87.00.
New Eneland Resorts au. e. 10, so. a, bbt. 10. i, . as
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NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
WABBEW J. LTWCK, Passenger Trairio Manager, CXIOAO0.
Bank Failure Aftermath.
On account of the suspension of the
Oregon Trust & Savings bank the Golden
Eagle department store., at the corner of
Third and Yamhill streets, will, in order
to raise a large amount of money quick
ly, sell absolutely every article in the
store, on Friday only, at exactly half
price.
SPECIAL STBEET
COMMITTEE NAMED
Mayor Lane this morning appointed
Councllmen Belding, Wills and Kellaher
as a special committee to look - into
the proposed plan for renumbering
houses In the city. The new committee
will take up the matter at onoe.
ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS
" FOR THE P0ST0FFICE
Postmaster John W. Mlnto has re
ceived notification from the pos toffies
deoartment -that his reauest for three
ornamental street Usltta bM beea sj-
li ! f laws WfW;
The Portland Trunk Mfg. Co.
Manufacturers of High Quality Baggagt
"Made in Oregon" Trunks
Stand tho teat, try ona
Two Stores. 54 Third,
Pint Branch,
107
law
Nr. Stark
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Doctors That Can Cure
SICK MEN
I Besllr seems strange that men who are BTEBIOUBXT WXil will go :
11 to the charlatan, when they might tost as easily AHD TAM KOU
ATZST A OTOULT, spend the time consulting physicians of known
merit. To the weak, rundown and nt irons man no better ad rice oaa
he glTen than thlsi
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benefit of KOBBST, SXHOBBB physicians who nerer attempt to deoelre
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87 Tears' Experience.
OUR FEE
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established 87 Tsars ta Vorttaai.
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MEDICAL AND
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COBBEB SSCOBO AJTX TAJCSUiXi 8TBXBT8, FOBTXJUTD
ST. L
OUIS
DISPENSARY
, a ,rtrV of installing them will
h..n aoon as the contract has been
aDDrored at Washington. The lamps
NeEit limp.. ThVrs rViuLbJtwo on
K post, and all will be along the
wep .1,1. fKa TlABltAff ir8k
The .lamp. wUl burn fro-n . Ju.k tc , 1
first request that has ever been allowed
for ornamentation about the Portland
postof f ice. 1
.Watebes aleaasd. tU IU .Waab. it
All Portland will buy today, and buy
for months to coma. The Oolden Eagle,
the big department store at Third and
Yamhill streets. In order to raise a
large amount of money immediately, on
account of the suspension of the Ore
gon Trust & Barings bank, will sell
everything In their Immense stocks to
morrow Friday at ona half regular
marked prices.
Big- Crowds at Bosenthal's
sbos sals greatest bargains erac, , .
Diseases (A Women
f AH I PC FEMALE WEAKNESS,. GENERAL DEBIL
LA U I Ca5 ITY, NERVOUS TROUBLES, UNHEALTHY
DISCHARGES, PAINFUL OR IRREGULAR MONTHLY SICK
NESS, safely and speedily relieTed. If in, trouble call or, write.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Medicine sent everywhere by nail
or express in plain wrapper, free from exposure. .-L L ?.
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