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THE ' OREGON 1 DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY. EVENINO.-r SEPTEMBER ; 20. M907.
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Other Classified Ad
vertisementswillbe
fbiind on, pp. 18-19;
' NEW TODAY. if
OUR.
RECORD
We are "The OMcst Trnst Com
pany In Oregon".
We have always kept faith
with our depositors and other
customer!. - We hare avoided
doubtful, Investmenta and have
hunned (peculation as a plague.
We have always limited ' the
amount that we have inveited
in any on security. We. are ab
aolutelv independent of any oth
er bank or truat company.
THEREFORE
We Have Grown Steadily and
Today
With Resources of Over
$2,400,000.00
We Invite Your Deposits
On which we will pay from 2
per cent to 4 per cent interest,
dependent upon the nature of
"the account " " " ; .
Call for our statement and book of
TummuLTioara."
Portland Trust Company of Oregon
8. K, Corner Third end Oak fit.
Phone Exchange 71.i
BEtfJ. 1. COHEN President
ML. PITTOCK. . .Vice-President
B. LEE PAGET Secretary
J. a GOLTRA Asst Secretary
Fine Flat or
Apartment House
Site
Third, Near College St.
Price $6500
rill lot, close In, being Nos. 434 and
td St., right amona the hew apart
ment houses; present Improvements
brLng In sood rental: can be Improved
and net owner large Income; price only
$1,600. Undoubtedly this Is the great
est real estate barf sin in the city, being
short distance from city halL
Mall&VonBorsteUgts.
104 8d st, and 393 B. Suraslde St. ,
ANY MAN
Now employed In the O. JL t N. shops
or In that vicinity will do well to see
us at once In regard to securing a home
at the very low price of
$1300
Part ash, balance monthly payments.
This Is a 5-roowi house with brick base
ment, plumbing, eto: good barn and
wagon shed. Full-sized lot, 16-foot
alley, some fruit, street graded, sewer
In, also sidewalk. Jt is your duty to
your family to own a home. Buy now.
THOMPSON & OGDEN
48 vassouam avb.
mrvr fztb-boox cottaob.
Price $2500
Terms S700 Sows.
A new 6-room cottage and lot, 46x100,
Situated on the north Side of E. Ash st,
etween 28th and 20th sts. This is a
new cottage sjid has never been occu-,
pled. Oo and see it. we can arrange
lor the balance of the payments In
monthly installments.
MALL & V0i"B0R$TEL
104 Sd St., and 392 B. Burnslds St.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Albln Benson, 12; Anna Anderson.
Jesse Scherrer, 290 Ollsan st, II;
State Soherrer. 66.
Stephen T. Merrill, 408 4th St, 29",
Daphne E. Haverkamp, 28.
Cupid Crawford, 1126 Corbett st, 40;
Isabella Clark. 24.
William L. Dalton. 451 E. Oak st, 83;
Marjorle Smith, no
Tonsets & Co., florists, for flowers of
all kinds. 123 6th st.
Clarke Bros., Florists Fine .flowers
ana norai oesigns. oa murnnon su
Full dress suits for rent all sixes.
Unique Tailoring Co., 80s Stark at.
MAX M. SMITH. FLORIST, 160 6TH
st, opp. Meier & Frank's. Main 7216.
BIRTHS
FUNK September 18, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Funk, Lents, a daughter.
STRACK September 16, to Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Strack, 400 Union
avenue, a son.
LOUIE September 12, to Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Louie, Mayten, California, a
daughter.
6POHR September T, to Mr. and Mrs.
William Spohr. 821 E. 12th at N, a
WARSK September 17, t Mr. aad Mrs.
John Warsk. 68T Michigan ave., a son.
HAHN September 11, to Mr. and Mrs.
George Hahn. 800 E. 11th st. N., a
BIHjHOLM September 11, to Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Oustaf Shuholm, 808 Sac
ramento st, a daughter.
KERNAN September 11, to Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver L. Kernan, 1819 Boston
ave., a daughte-- - . " . .. - A
MURPHY September 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Michael James Murphy, 441
Hawthorne ave., a daughter. ,
MONROE September 18, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Monroe, 628 E. Slth st,
HUNT-September II, to Mr. and Mrs.
Michael u. num, i -nu
aughter. -
DEATHS
September 18, Oin Fook, Chl-
ed os yeara, ii u m.; uuiiwua
-Bepiernuar -1, uuiuh axu-
1 aays. at ttose cuy aan-
ttlon. . . . .
pptember 46. Michael jo-
tg, agea s ymrm, 11
aays, at Bsaeotf gastro
T-iage. r
DEATHS
HALSON September . II, - Mergurlta
Louise Halson, colored, aged 6 months
and SI -aye 04 Pat ton road; cholera
morbus. '.. .-,:
HUFF -September H, Herman Harold
Huff, aged 1 month and tl days,' 194
GUaan street: dysentery.
WALSH September IT. ' Joseph ' B.
wsjan, agea.ts years, iiur oowi
. FUNERAL NOTICES.
BBIABURG At Aberdeen Wash- Sep
tember IT. HOT, P. Q. Seaburg, aged
II rears. ' The funeral services will be
held at Finieya chapel at I p. m., Sat
urday, September 1L Friends Invited.
interment nose my cemetery.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST A OOLD LOCKET WITH "M.
It. 8." on It, Saturday night; return
at 108 JO. It la St., receive reward.
ffjln'" ' iil.lM rfWiir-. .puJTfrr
answers name- of Pedro; return to 421
B. pavis; reward.
L66T Mdtftit-CoLolftBb DEH6RNED
Jersey oow; reward for Information
leading to reoovery. u. KODlnsontl Byl
vsn, Or.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED THREE On FOUR MBS-
enger boys wanted at onoe at office
or tne racirio Tel. Tel Co. Apply at
room zua coiumpia mag,
BOY. WITH WHEEL. TCH DELIVER
Oood chance to learn shoe business.
IT per week. Ooddard-Kelly Shoe Co,
WANTED OOOD, RELIABLE MEN
to repreeent and sen to dealers the
products or the uerman Btock Food Co.
of Minneapolis, Minn., the oldest and
best stock food company doing busi
ness, we pay a UDerai communion and
furnish a complete sample outfit to re
sponsible parties.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED.
FOR THE- ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
i
100 more saleaDeople. cashier. ,and
wrap-"-.; i pnqel Apply to euyeirln
tendent st
THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Early Saturday morning.
WANTED TW6 6IRLS f6 MAkB
beds day and evening, ISO and room.
Dewey House, H N. Id st.
SITUATTON8 WANTED MALE
NIQHT WATCHMAN, USED TO
.w. Vnl 1 m-r-m tm.twnrtltV' UU1 Ad
ruing; nanoy man, w. r. op r -
ndy
Bt YOtJNG MAN" AS
TIME-KEEPER:
has
hM much Doalttona on new ra.il-
wa
r work, etc.; is a mechanic, sober and
fable. T-ll, Journal.
rel
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
MEN AND WOMEN ANXIOUS TO IN-
creaae their earning capacity; we
have helped thousands, let ue help you.
INTERNATIONAL COKKlCHi'OJMU
ENCB SCHOOL.
I4H Sixth Street.
Open Everrlngs.
FOR RENT nOUSEKEEPINO
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, bath, hot and cold water. 641
B. Oak St., near 12th St., 2 blocks from
High school.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
EXCEPTIONALLY D E 8 I R A B L B
nnrtnwnli: rooms larse and airy:
Fewly furnished; first olass looatlon.
14 Morrison.
FOR RENT FLATS
FURNITURE IN ELEOANTLT FUR-
nlshed flat for sale or rent. v rara.
HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE
FOR SALE
FOR RENT NICE NEW 6-ROOM
house for rent and new furniture for
sale. Inquire 720 union ave. N.
FURNITURE IN ELEGANTLY FUR
nlshed flat for sale or rent 204 Park.
ROOMS AND BOARD
1I8H 10TH. LAROE HANDSOME
front rooms, with or without board,
single rooms, suitable for gentlemen.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
KITCHEN WITH RANGE, HOT AND
cold water, pantry and bedroom; use
of phone and bath. 14.60 a month, 268
Hamilton ave. Phone Main 1966.
FOR RENT HOUSES
SMALL HOUSE AT MYRTLE PARK,
200 fet from Mount Soott carllne.
Inquire 868 Bell ave., or 669 Northrup.
BUSINESS CHANCES
PARTNER WANTED IF YOU MEAN
business and wish to get an interest
tn a well-known real estate firm, answer
this at once, N-ZZ, Journal.
GROCERY 6f ORE I AND 8 LOTS FOR
sale at W. Portland, cheap. Address
G. W. Proctor, w. Portland, ur.
$26d AND A GOOD "HUSTLER CAN
secure half interest In building and
real estate business; one with some ex
ert ence Pr'erJlJt;iil' J r n a 1
$2,600 A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
the right party; half Interest in gro
cery; well established; best business
corner In city, on west side. 8-28, Jour
nal. il.lOO RESTAURANT FOR $800; MUST
be sold, Gall at 86 6th st
FOR SALE FARMS
10 ACRES, GOO0 SOIL; 2 MILES
from Beaverton, on county road $700.
10 acres, quarter mile from Beaverton,
near Salem line; all garden land, in cul
tivation; house, barn and orchard
$8,500; terms.
18 acres, 1 mile from Beaverton; 8
acres cleared, balance easy to clear:
house, barn, chicken-house and other
buildings; lots of fruit $2,700; terms.
Have long list of good buys.
C. H. FRY, Beaverton.
WaWmTS ALBERTA
180 ACRES.
well improved: for sale or exchange
for Portland real estate, or Willamette
vallev farm. Aaarese u-.(, journal.
SU ACRES 6N CAR LINE; GOOD
county road, 20 minutes from city:
6-room house (new), outbuildings; will
sell or trade for house and lots. A. -C.
Gage, 424 Lumber Exchange, 1 to 4 p. m.
FREE GOVERNMENT LANDS
lAke county: we can locate you right:
also farms, ranches, timber and fruit
lands; choice valley lands. Irrigation not
required, 7.60 to $10 per acre; business
openings. Drenkel & Paine, Lakevlew,
Or,. . : , .
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE$6RANGEFC$-Ti
. owner leaving city. Apply before
noon, September 23. E. 48th and Sal
mon, Phone Tabor 7B,
fcUU-DING FOR SALE, CORNER 13TH
-nd Marshall.- Inquire Magner. J
lR6l4 BED $2.60.SPRINGS $1.25, MAT
tress $1.60, dresser $7.60, mantel bed
16.60. Ansty Bros., 826 1st. Pac. 1970.
PXrPENTER TOOLS FOR SALB.COM
plete set for half price. Call Sunday,
40 7th st.'
REED-FRENCH PIANO CERTIFICATE
for$,40 and EUers for $52. to ex
change tor llttla tlrla' . blcycla. 40S
Morrlsoa at ;
, FOB SALE REAL ESTATE
. rno vTitTTflin niniiTKfl mr.a
ColiimbiaIavest-
Phone Main 1114
Or SelTwood 74.
et ska xr-
modem 1
td school.
-room house.
dose to oar an
11,100 New, modern l-room house,
convenient to Belmont oarllna. on teaur
tiful corner,
HBO takes lot adjoining the above.
11,100 New oottage of 6 rooms on
Improved street, InTast-f rowing neigh
borhood, all in tha beautiful Bunnyslde
district
Also a bargain In business property
Itu-tad ntr Tavlor and ltd sts.
BAtiTiFuL"HOM-i In" wOdbkERiSS-
Five-room modern oungaiow, rront
room 16x24. large dining-room, station
ary washtub, I chimneys, wood-fiber
finish, tinted, closets, cupboards phite
rail, eleotrlo lights, chandeliers, double
floors, oement cessment, wun woou
nnn-h in iKMt all winter: S full lots 60
by too each, nice lawn, beautiful shade
trees; houe has been built about one
year; one block to oar; 12,100; can give
terms. For this and many other good
bargains In real estate on the Mount
Soott cartlne see Chambers & Farns
worth. Take Mount Bcott car at 1st
and Alder, ret off at Millard ave.
bfcAUTlFUL. MODERN WOUiB 6l4
Park ave. for sale at 12,100; worth
11,600.
ACREAGE.
From one to five aoies near 6o ear
line, at very reasonable prices.
s. ilh m K-ntteti1 S.VfWtm
nw v. wit.,. v.ww&. -
house, large barn, horse and buggy; "il
lor es.uuu, nair ravsn.
a. wiLinninrj.
40T Ablngton Bldg.
1.66 Cash. BAl-ANeM Hi MSMfit
for 6-room plastered nouae; large 101,
near car. Fhone Tabor &70,
LOtS nar Car i Line!, Hi eaCH
... A. . v . - 1 1 1 U
wniie tney laei. jui a. jow iui wnu
fruit trees. Aylsworth A Epton. Phone
Tenor bit).
tx) tOU WAWf AN UP-TO-DATE
home? Everything clean, modern and
aew-full-eessent e a-anient, laundry
travs: large, convenient rooms, beautl
fully tinted; gas and electric lights: a
oomDlete house . in every way. See
owner, 884 Kerny st.
. . r
W-LL EXCHANGE 6-ROOM HOUSE
and I lots for ISO-acre farm and pay
difference; must be good soil and not
less than 140 acres tillable land. C 8.
Arnold A Co., 161 H Morrison at
WSvi BALfl 21-R60Si ROOM IN d-
house. 11.200 cash, on 226 H 1st st,
12,300 20 acres of land, fenced and
refenced: one 2-atory house, barn: s
acres seeded to clover and rest easy
cleared; can give terms and possession
at once.
Also 1 acre. 6-room house, all fenced
and In oultlvatlon; 6o car rare rrom
city: can rive terms on this: 11,600.
Also 6 acres, cioss to Harney oouniy
town; can give terms on true; nouae,
barn and orchard, all fenced; 16 min
utes' walk from post office and near saw
mill; 1,50. On bank of Willamette
river. Address 126 1st st. or call
HERE IS WHEXtE YOU OET SNAPS.
6-room oottage, all In good repair,
newly painted, good plumbing, on good
atraot srood neighborhood: lot 41x130.
and not far from carllne. This is oer
talnly a bargain at f 1.100; terms to
suit purchaser.
Another baroraln. 6-room oottage.
flnelv finished, lot 90x110. some fruit
trees; this is a good chance to secure
a dandy home for one half Its present
value; price 11.400; 1200 cash; balance,
1100 per year at 6 per cent.
HUM- IsANU CO,
145V4 1st St
THINK OF IT I
Only 6400 for 6 - acres of s-ood land.
8 miles out and only 1U miles from
railroad station.
D. F. LB FEVRE.
Room 10, 142H 2d st
TEAM OF WORK HORSES TO TRADE
for vacant lot. Call at once. Thomp
son St Ogden, 848 Mississippi ave.
HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS
FOR SALE A MATCHED PAIR OF
bay horses, Clydes; well broken, kind
and gentle, sound and true; & and 7
years, that weigh 2,800; also two single
horsea Call at the Farmers' stable, on
Front between Clay and Columbia; tn-
qu 1 re for John caxnn.
TEAM FOll SALE, $175 1 BLACK
horse, weighs 1.460 pounds; 1 bay
horse, weighs, 1,160. Inquire at E. Clin
ton and 28th sts., brickyard; and 1
single harness and road wagon, 16; take
w.-w. car
FOR SALE GOOD TEAM; PRICE I1I61.
Call at 911 Halght ave. Tel. Wood-
lawn 1166.
TEAM OF WORK HORSES TO TRADE
for vacant lot. Call at once. Thomp
son v f Koen, b mianiBgit'i .vre.
A NEW TOP BUGGY. NEW HARNESS
and a fine stylish driving horse.
If sold this week. $120 less than cost
209 4th st.
r
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
TWO FRESH COWS, PART JERSEY.
96 E. 30th. corner Washington. East
6506.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
A SWEET-TONED ORGAN, CHEAP.
N. Criderman, E. 45th and Salmon.
.
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
WHO WILL EXCHANGE $2,000
worth of real estate in or near Port
land ana ii.ouu casn iw a. -iuum
popular hotel in live country townT
Be Thomason t Bailey. 221 Chamber of
Commerce.
TEAM OF WORK HORSES TO TRADE
for vacant lot. Call at once. Thomp
son & Ogticn, 848 Mississippi ave.
MUSICAL.
PROFESSOR T. E. LAWSON, 118 1ITH
st, near Morrison, Main 4663. Piano
lessons, 60c.
MACHINERY.
THE H. C. ALBEE CO. SECOND
hand machinery, sawmills, eta 242
Grand ave.
A. J1. PAUL. 100 1ST ST. A COM
plete line sawmill machinery; also
engines and boilers.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. LILLE BELLE PATTERSON. 8PB
clalist on nervous, acute and chronio
diseases. Office 217 Fen ton bldg. Phone
Pacinc nu
DR. R. B. NORTHRUP, 415-16-17 DE
kum bldg., 8d and Wasnlngton sts.
Phone Main 849. Examination free.
DR. CLYTHIE RAMSEY, 414 MAC
leay bldg. M. 1620: A-4741; res. M7604.
PRINTING.
OGILBEE BROS, PRINTERS CARDS.
billheads, eta Phone Main isas.
146H 1st st
PAINTING AND PAPERING.
P. A. DOANB GIVES BEST ESTIMATE2
for satisfactory work. 286 Yamhill.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
MISS L. B. MAY, SOS 8WETLAND
Copying deeds and abstracts spee'lty.
PLUMBERS.
fox" & cowifai'SiBMBi
281 2d, bet Main and Salmon. Oregon
phone Main 1001-
dOnn'erberg A RADEMACHER RH-
moved to No. 608 Burnslds st
RUBBER STAJUPS.
P. 8TAMV WORK4 149 At-DER St.
Phone Main 710. Rubber stamps,
Seals,, stencils baggage, trad hecs;
rasa aljcna and jilatea, a
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.
F. IV BEACH A CO, ' TUB PIONKBR
Paint Co. Window glass and glaalng.
Ill 1st st Phone 1114. '
REAL ESTATE.
THOMPSON A OGDEN REAL Es
tate, insuraaoa. loans. See us before
buying. 141 Mississippi ave. Phone
Wood:
in
lot.
J. W. OOlLBftg, REAL ESTATB aND
loans: established 1181. 146 Vt 1st,
room ii
f WIU .
SPHtNJ. AGENCf. &EALRA ITT
real estate and rentals. 106 BUrk
. I I MIMA
t Main 1114.
uin.'w'w, peyy9T Commerclai
bldg.
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.
FOSTER A KLEISER 8IONS.
We have built up the largest sign
business in the city by first-class work
and keeping our promises. Our prioes
are right 6th and Everett sts. Phone
Exchange 66.
filGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT
land Sign Co., 287 Stark. Pactflo 1611
STREET PAVING.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street -paving, sldawalka and cross
ings, in ijiimp.r mciiith.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
of Portland. Offtoo 65 Worcastor blk.
ROOFING.
TIN ROOFING. GUTTERINO. RE
pairing and general Jobbing. J. Losll.
Ill Jefferson st. I'aclflo 14Z1
SAFES.
PORTLAND SAFE CO., SOLE AGENTS
for Herrlng-Hall-Marvln safes and
Manganese Steel Safe Co.'a bank safes;
20 second-hand fireproof safes and bank
safes, very cheap. See them or write
us. 12 7th st
DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
Large lines carried. Look-outs opened.
Jacks, jails, metal furniture. Both
phones. J. K. Davis. to.
SAFES FOR SALE. LOCKOUTS OPEN
a, aulas ana macninrry repnura. k-o-lumbla
Gas Engine A Safe Work s. 2 4 4 2d
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES.
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DE8CRIP
tlonu.. bSDk. .bar and store fixtures
maai 10 uruvr. 1 n uii hbudi
turlng Co.. Portland.
ft H. B1RDSALL, DESIGNER; AGT. M.
Winter Lumber Co. 7 Hamilton bldg.
TYPEWRITERS.
NEW AND 2ND HAND. ALL MAKES.
rented, repaired, sold. P. D. C Co
211 Stark. Tel. 1407.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER AOENCY,
phone Main 795.. Italrlgh bldg., .'ort
land, Or. See the new model No. 6 Oli
ver, before buying a typewriter. Oliver
typewriters sold and rented.
TOWEL SUPPLY.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soap, $1 per month. Portland
Laundry A Towel Supply Co.. 9th and
Couch sts. Phona 410.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO..
Henry Roe. W. A. Cleland.
F. P. Sheascreen.
General transfer and storase: safes.
pianos and furniture moved, packed end
shipped. 209 Onk.st Phone Main 647,
Paclflo 101. Home A-2247.
C O. PICK OFFICE 88 1ST ST.. Be
tween Stark and Oak sta .; phone 69.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brlrk wara
house with separate iron rooms. Front
and Clay sts
PENINSULAR EXPRESS A BAOOAQB
Transfer. 247 Alder Mt. Maine 2171
ORKO'ON TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. 6THL
Main 6. Heavy hauling and storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANS-
fer Co. Storage. 224 Stark. Main 407.
WHOLESALE JOHHER3
M. A. GUNHT A CO..
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND, OREOON.
EVERDING A FAKKKLU PHODUCE
and commission merchants 140 Front
St., Portland. Or. Phone Main 179.
OREGON FURN1T1JRE MANUFAC
turlns Co. Manufacturers of furni
ture for the trade, rortiana. ur.
WADHAMf A CO.. WHOLESALE ORO-
cers, manufacturers and commission
mercha'ts. 4th and Oak sts.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special orders. L. Ruvensky's furni
ture factory, 207 Front st
ALLEN A LEWIS, COMMISSION AND
produce merchants. Front and Davis
ats., roruana. jr.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND
srlassware. Praet Hegele A Co.. Port
land, or.
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co.. Barbers' Supplies, Barbers' Fur
niture. Barbers' Chairs. 10th A Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Low Rates From
the East
During September and October the
Great Northern railway will sell colo
nist tickets from all eastern points at
greatly reduced rates.
Hew fork to Portland fSQ.OO
Boston to Portland S4.4K
Chicago to Portland 833.00
St, Paul to Portland
Minneapolis to Portland I
Duluth to Portland f -BZo.OO
Sioux Olty to Portland . . 7
Proportionate reductions from other
points. Now is the time to send for
your friends. Orders for tickets will
receive prompt attention. Additional
information on application to 11. Dick
son, C. P. & T. A., 122 Third street
Portland, Or. Phones Main 680, Home
A-2286.
POBTIiAJgD A-TD PTXOBT SOUND
SOUTH
S. S. "Redondo"
Sailing from Couch street dock, Port
land, for Seattle, Taccyna, Everett and
Belllngham, September 18 at 6 p. m.
P HEIGHT
Connecting at Seattle for Nome,
Golofnlnln, St. Michael Chena and Fair
banks with steamers Pleiades, Hyades,
Lyra, Mackinaw, Ohio.
Schubach & Hamilton, General Agents,
Seattle. Wash.
JT P Baumgartner, Agent. Portland,
Couch street dock.
Phones: Main 861; Home A416L
gaaaaaHaB1aBaHasfeBBaaM.aa---aaaa-ia-
COOS BAY
' Weekly Freight and Passenger
Berrloe of the Fine Steamship
Breakwater
X,Mres POBTLAITD every Monday, 8:00
p. m., from Oak-street Dock, foe
EMPfRE NORTH BEND
AND MARSHFIELD
Freight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day
of Sailing.
$10.00) ad-das s, $7.00, tnoludlng berta
aaa mss-s.
t rMt- TleVat nfTtea. ThlMl ind
Washington sts., or .Oak-street Dock.
AMERICANS WHO
APE GENTILITY
Do as His Majesty Does
men They Go to
Marienbad.
By Paul Lambeth.
(Copyright. 1907. by W. R. Hearst)
London, Sept 20. Among Americana
who are not following the king and tak
ing cures which do not suit their con
stltutlons at Marienbad are the Duchess
uf Marlborough, who Is enjoying an
Ideal rest cure at the Villa Mao ha at
Deauvllle.
According to letters received here, the
duchess is looking younger, neaitnier
and In better aplrtia than she has been
for a long time. She spends the entire
day ouf of doors with her two boys.
one of whom, Lord Ivor Churchill, wai
at one time threatened with lung trou
ble.
Mrs. Borden Harrlman. who was a
complete wreck from nerves when she
nrsi arrived in jonuon, is improving
Immensely at Dlvonne, where ehe la
leading the simple life and living on
the moat frugal diet
Another well-known New Yorker, Mrs.
Richard Lounsbery, Is nursing her hus
band at the house they have taken at
Aacot. Mr. Lounsbery was another vlo
tlm of the strenuous life, but he 1 re
cuperating among the Ascot pine woods
and hopes to be as strong as ever
when he makes his next appearance In
Wall street.
The passing of the deceased wife's
slstor bill, alter efforts which have
extended over 40 years, has led to some
amusing correspondence between coun
try constituents and tneir represents
tives In parliament.
It waa. In fact, the standing loke be
fore the Droroaatlon of parliament that
a number of hen-pecked husbandj wrote
to members emplortng them to explain
the meaning of the act.
One of the letters evidently from a
very much bullied husband, contained
the following query: "if my old
woman din must I marry her ilsterT
Because. If so, I'd rather get a gun and
lAve 1 he rust to tha coroner.
The onnosltlon to this ancient bill by
all the blHhops was regarded as a farce
which will not raise the prestige of the
church. It Is an open secret tnat sev
eral of the blahopa who violently op
poaed the bill In the house of lords were
hoping In their hearts to see It passed.
What Is known as the middle clasa In
London has had much to talk about
since the areat autumn drama. 'The
Sins of Boclety," was produced at Drury
Lane. Arthur Collins, the artlstlo rain
seer, hud onlv allowed certain little de
tail to leak out about the plot but
he had a nice "row" with the authors
Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and Henry Ham
ilton, concerning the ending of thi
nlav
Mr Hamilton, who Is a very irascible
Individual, waa determined that the
lady villain should be adequately pun
lalicd, but Mr. Colllne Insisted on a
hnpjiy ending, and of course had his
way.
It may be mentioned that one of the
Incidents In the play la the placing of
lumna of coal In a box to take the
place of diamonds. This of course is
based on the recent oaee of Lord Wil
liam Nevll, who Is now suffering one
year's imprisonment (his second con
viction) for a fraud on a pawnbroker.
Another very up-to-date Incident in
tha "81ns of Society" la a "freak din
ner," to which all the guests bring- their
pet dogs. This Is baaed on Newport Ideas
-the freak dinner Is only given In Lon
don bv a certain class of Americans at
the big hotels.
Richard Croker scored another great
victory by having gained permission to
train his horses at Newmarket. Dr.
McCnbe, his trainer and turf adviser,
Is said to have been responsible for 6b-tfiinlno-
the iiecesuarv oermlt from the
Jockev club, which snubbed Mr. Croker
so severely some time ago.
Rrltlshers will do almost anything
and forget almost anything In the case
of a man who wins such a classical
races as the Derby. Anyhow. Mr. Croker
Intends to bring at least half a dozen of
his beat horses to Newmarket, and his
frtanri. Aeclara that before, lonr he will
be the principal figure on the British
turf, which he was forced to quit for
Irish ground.
There are hundreds of racing men who
thought then Mr. Croker had been very
shabbily treated, and who will welcome
him bck to the center of English rac
ing. Mr. Croker I bitterly disappointed
that his Derby winner Orby will not
be able to compete for the great St.
I.eeor race. Orby is suffering rrom
an equine form of diabetes.
Mr. Crolter nag not yet engaged a
Jockev at Newmarket. 'He is anxious to
secure the services of the American
Jockey, Johnny Reiff, but that lucky
young man has Just signed a year's
contract to ride exclusively In Germany
at a splendid salary of $20,000 per an-
"Th'o nresant season, which has Just
ended in a siorv of hall, rain and wind.
has been a disastrous one socially. Save
at tha theatre or some equally snenerea
nlace. society has had few opportunities
of casual meetings.
The garden party, wnien is sucn a
feature of English summers, has been
painfully waptlng. for unless one was
prepared to challenge influenza, lum
bago, rheumatism and a host of other
nil, attendant on summer clothes and
damp grass, promenading on the lawn
was a dangerous nrciice, evon uu iuuot
rare occasions when the sun shone.
The result has been a terrible one for
thnu who live out of society's merry
making- Great armies of waiters and
waitresses are among the ranks of un
employed, for their services have been
but rarely needed. The makers of mar
quees the firm who hire out great quan
tities of silver and crockery, and, above
all the caterers, have all been helpless
losers of many thousands of pounds
They have not done a tenth part of
their customary business and more than
one failure, which is directly traceable
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