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Newspaper Page Text. r ?;.V J- ' .THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAU.-PORTLANdI THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, . 1908. ' , . v " IS ABSTRACTS WT ICRS' ABSTRACT A TRUST CO, Main 660, A-4222. 780 Cham, of com, .lASSAYERS jRVIN CYANIDE EXTRACTION CO. land Montana Assay Office,.,, 188 Mor- l (in Ik ;. . ACCOUNTANTS iMMERCIAL WORK GENERALLY investigation, factory coats; lumber dee systems a' specialty; references. W. names, B081 Worcester Didg. "W GAQE.. ROOM 80. RALEtOl bids-.: 6th and Wash., e-eneral account ?, balances and statements furnished, ATTORNEYS GOOTT. FINCH ft BIGGER. 'ATTOR1 nay's at law, 4 Mulkey bldg.,. corner LLiam & ' alLUM. ATi!6kNi21f a it law, 720 C. of C. Dldg. Main 6101. TERSTATH ADJUSTMENT CO.. LAW ollections. 414 Buchanan Ding, m. sun H. TANNER. ATTY.. 609 COMMER Mtl block. 2d and'Wash. Main 1446. ikr Jk RICHARDSON. 118 CHAMBER of Commerce. Practice in ail courts, BATHS hPKRIAL. HOTEL TURKISH BATHS. fOpen day and night. Everything new, BLANK-BOOK MAKERS bWB, DAVIS ft K1LHAM, 109-111 2D st-ijianK dooks manuiacturea; tin, ir. Jonas' Imnroved Loose-Leaf ledg ; see tna new juureaa ieai, in uo.i the- market. BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES IRKENWALD ft CO.. 804-808 EV- rett at, largest butcher aupply house I me coast, writs ror catalogue. HTCHERS' BUPPLIE3 ADOLPH A, iUekum. 181-133 lat at., carriea a full Jie and complete assortment at loweat israei pricea. : ' ' CHIROPODISTS ILLIAM DEVENY AND E8TELLB Deveny, the only scientific chlropod la. parlors 203 Drew bldg., H I M at 1IROPODY AND PEDICURING Mrs. M. D. Hill, 830 Fleldner bldg. CLEANING AND DYEING IE HEILIO HIGH GRADE CLEAN Ins; work of all kinds In our line. IU Waah, st. A-6703. Main $855. N-CO-VESTA CLUB 174 WEST Park. M-8242; A-R027. Sponge and gas your clothea, 81.60 per month .OTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED. finer month. Unique Tailoring- Co., Rt.irk at. W. TURNER. DYER CARPET8 lyecl a specialty. eo& jerrerson sr. Mn 2513. KATHERS AND FEATHER BOAS cleaned, curled and dyed. Work called r and delivered. M. 2376. 754 water. CHIROPRACTORS Ft.' a a BRIETLINQ GRADUATE P. 8. C 900 Marmiam bldg. A-1622. It L M GORDON, GRADUATE P. S. v., 204 d oreg. bldg. Phone A-msa, ... , COAL AND WOOD . UNION FUEL CO., Foot of Montgomery st. Phone Main 2143. a cam . r, vtkt.- rriir 7 Titm Trtxf no i jin,ijru i a . i . a v.,, delivered. Thompson & Swan. 806-7 vetland bids. Phone Main 3039. fome A-30S9. )H PROMPT DELIVERY OF SLAB wood call Main 4R7B. Oak, ash, fir d oaL Portland Wood & Coal Co., th and Sailer eta. 1) CHARCOAL, CALL M. 6963, NO order too small for prompt attention. fompt delivery. Foot of Curry at WESTERN FEED ft FUEL CO. House and blacksmith coals, coke, arcoal, kindling. Phone Main 1018. LEPHONE EAST 7. F. B. JONE8 ft CO.. Wood and coal. 181 East Water St. y OUNT HOOD FUEL CO.. WOOD AND ooai: 350 Water at. phone Main 8270. pAL INDEPENDENT COAL A ICE i,o ana mam. mrm 1K WOOD. 4 FOOT. CORD 36. Moore. 402 Wells-Fargo bid. Main H4Z5. USTRRN FUEL CO., WOOD, COAL, 3 rnion ave., N. it. 1814. Tab" wood, dry; Til heavy block wood. $5. Phone Pacific 2974 ULTON WOODUO., 1224 MACADAM ai. ah Kinna cora ana eiao wooa. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. JOBBING AND REMODELING A SPECIALTY. 7 FRONT ST. PHONE MAIN 6523. MELTON OFFICE. STORE Fix tures: eeneraLlobblne. 67 1st at pone Main 3190. CARPET CLEANING pYCE BROS., PROPRIETORS OF THE iKlBr-trin rinnninp- nnrv.' r,w. lsanA anil 4nM knth onA .nn.. I fessea air cleaning; carpet renttingour ecialty; work guaranteed. Phone Main Vi ana a-z7Z. zio Grant st. 1iSTAYCARPET CLEANING, SUC I tlon and compressed air combined tirpets cleaned on floor. Main 6334, lain 8200. - DISTRIBUTING COMPANY "'ESTERN CIRCULATING AND Dis" tributtng Co., 850 H Morrison; circu rs, pamphlets, etc., distributed. Ask ices. DRESSMAKING RS.- EMMA J.i THOMAS, MODISTE. Tailor-made suits and party gowns specialty. S3 Wash, hlriir. tan '797 XWRlElCWT-rrR-E-g 8 MAKER i um ana antra irAmantBi ir k a jb u prgqiiap rnunv main jbpo ; A-d6bD. iftESMAKlNQ V- WORIC OiJARA- iteea; . reaBonawe prices. 840 4th. A- ;z; fac, jsyy, ME. HOFMAi'STER TEActtE3 FlRS'f class cutting wnn storey's ladles' Poring system. 670 Couch st AD" AIM ENlSELES-2 i i" F1f7hTpa ciflo 982. DANCING- 'ALTZ. TWO-STEP; THREE-STEP and stage dancing lessons, 25c; oldest id only recognised teacher. Professor al Wlllson. Entrance to hall and of- 6, 13 Selling -wirscn Didg., 386 an., Between tycbi x m iw, mitt imn, roVTBTnlTpTd A nc I ngTlc aDeSTYT a select scnooi; ciass or private les ms daily. 38814 E. Morrison. Phone. ANTING iNSTlUJCTfONS KViiRY" Afternoon. 1:30 to 4. Munark hall, ash. at 23d. Prof. Carter, princlpaL INSA"N"CING ACADEM yTmuTC key bldg., 2d and Morrison ste. Jli'lhnt You Want's JtWitMn Your Reacn Want Ad's" cost's , so very small, It rests within the reach of ,11; Modest its meln, bow great its - ' . fore ia To rehabilitate resources; Alike It brings the sought for Job, - The cash, the auto, prancing cob; It rents the old, finds the new dwelling In short to undertake re-telling The-, countless boons "Want Ads" . procure v , Would all the1 human face allure! journal" want ads , .1C A WORD CLAIRVOYANTS AND PALMIST Free! freel y Free! '"?'' j -Hi- If not correot i'4 .vVi'ty ,L:; TOUR LIFE. LOVE OR BUSINESS Portland's Greatest Clalnrqyant, Palm ist and Dead Trance Medium.- : ! Ha MUea No Chame '' Unless you obtain Information for which you consult him without askln a aiMsrMon. Calls vou by name In ful name of one you love, namea bf your frleVda, enemies -or rivals; whom and when -you will marry; telle your as; and Just what you called lor witnoui asking a elngle question; tells you whether your lusband, wife or sweet- neart is true or raise; n you are un happy, unsuccesaful or dissatisfied with your position In life; tells you how to rain the love of the one you most de sire, even though miles away. Melvln will tell you now to reach the desired goal; how to succeed In business, spec ulation, lawsuits: how to marry the nne nf rniir eholce. Ha tells at glance the cause of your troubles; how to regain success and happiness; re moves evil Influence, gives you good luck and places you on the road to wealth, happiness and success. No monev In advance and none will be ac cepted unless you are perfectly satis- ilea. t THE RENOWNED CLAIRVOYANT NOTICE If you do not find Melvln superior to any clairvoyant ndw practicing In the city, his advice will be absolutely free. 1600 for any mistake made through following his advice. Remember, Low Fee, 50c 50c 50C THE BENSON. 291 H Morrlaon, corner Fifth. PROF. JAMB 341 H Morrison St. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE TO ALL TO ALL He does not give you something for nothing. But he charges you not one cent un eBa satisfaction is given, you to be the Judge. , The world's greatest clairvoyant and dead trance medium. The future can be told. A true clair voyant is born, not made. The marvelous teats he performs prove the magnitudes of his strange and wonderful powers. Stranirely fascinating are the words that come from the cultivated llpa of thla moat interesting man. whose Jour ney of life has already taken him through all the renowned psychic schools of Egypt. India and Europe. It seems, indeed, as if Henry's knowledge must come from that mysterious world which we would all Know. yet. longing, cannot know. Ha looks as far awav into the dim mysterious future the great beyond across tne dark enneru wnicn separates the human body from the rutting soul and that which is to be Is told. The separated are brought together. foes ore made friends, lost property Is recovered, the mist is brushed away from business ventures, the hand is so guided that failures are nverted. tne earth's surface Is explored, its treasures laid bare to his mysteriously perceptive mind, and while he gives names, dates, facts and figures his vlaltors alt dum founded at the revelations he makes to them. If you are in any kind of trouble call and see this wonderful man and he guarantees to help you. jjo not fleiay but can toaay. PROF. JAMES HENRY, THE GOLDEN GA'E, 341 1-2 Morrison Street Opposite Portland Hotel. FREE FOR ONE WEEK MORE. BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE - One of my CONSULTATION READINGS. Always Consult the Beat PROFESSOR KHIMO. Greatest living astral dead-trance clair voyant of the age; adviser on business and all affairs of life; tells your full name and what you called for, whom you will marry, how to control th one you love, even though miles a way;, re unites the separated; gives secret pow ers to control; does all others advertise to da Hours 10 to 8, daily and Sunday. hii"0. KnA 4'D0r2. bI?! bldg., 85! Wash, near Park at. Phone Main 1267. LOOK COMPLETE TEST REAPING, 60o Are happy, why not yout Are lucky, why not yout Are loved whv not vouT The prophetess, Viola Marshfleld, will tell you why, and advise you what to do. 268H MORRISON ST.. BET 8d and 4th. CONSULT THE BEST. THERE IS BUT ONE In order that all may have the oppor tunity to consult mm, zee reuucea mis weeK to tne 1 .11 S 303H WASHINGTON ST. MRS. M. E. PALMER Scientific palmist. clairvoyant and trance medium, continues to give her marvelous readings on all affairs of lire. E9 isortn aq st. ground floor. MRS. STEVENS, 15 YEARS. PORT lands leading naimlst and olalrvoy ant For a reliable reading on past, present and future call on this gifted seeress. 843 ft lamnui at., cor. vtn. MARIAN CORELLI, PALMIST AND trance medium, 228H Washington st MAY ANDREWS. CARD READER, AT 825 Main st, 25c. Phone Main 7648. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL W. M. MILLER, V.B., VETERINARIAN, Z6 N stn st. ornce 327 Flanders. Phone Main 7846. im E. BROWN, D. O. M DOGS 6th st and horse hospital (Main 4086.) 106 N. CARNEY'S 'VETERINARY HOSPITAL for horses and doara. 289 Gllsan st Phone Main 1484. ENGRAVERS DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENORAV. ers. Nelss A Connaway, 109 2d. M. 7319. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES M. J. WALSH CO., 811 STARK 8T. Electric and gas fixtures and supplies, mantles, tiling, grates and dogirons. PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO. ENG1 neera, contractors, repairers, electric wiring, supplies. 94 1st cor. Stark. Main 659. R. H. Tate, Mgr. WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS, 5T 6th st. Contractors, electric supplies, motors and dynamos; we install jplanta. FENCE AND WIRE WORKS . PORTLAND WIRE ft IRONWORKS 2d and Everett sts. Phone Main 2000. y it- GENERAL REPAIRING THE HUMMER BICYCLE. ELECTRld at . and gasoline fepalrinc , and sun dries; key-fitting. . 226 Stark. U. 1058, EDUCATIONAL THERJ IS NO MONEY-MAKING ART ' mi can -oe masierea in aouoie tne time that Is half so profitable a' sten ography. There is no school that teaches it more thoroughly than the bkhnku WALKER' BUSINESS COLLEGE, Elks' WANl'ED-Stt'bKNTB t6 TaKH . ' I t course In chemistry or pharmacy: 10 years - experience." Address, , jwui, journal SEND Your BoY TO HILT MILITARY f academy, Portland, Or. Write for cat CUUgUB, ecxecTIc1 business'1 University; the higher standard school, 68 ta et, GASOLINE ENGINES STATIONARY AND MARINE; -ELEC trie, equipments; launches, accessories; wholesale and retail; engine repairing. BUY GASOLINE ENGINE, WOODSAV. lng outfits. Fulrbanks. Morse & Co. HOTELS HOTEL PORTLAND. EUROPEAN plan only. 13. So day. HOTEL OREGON. EUROPEAN PLAN hotel Imperial, eur., 11 and up. BELVEDERE, European; 4th and Alder! BELLEVUE, EUR. 4TH AND SALMON HACKS AND LIVERIES. 180 STABLES, HACKS, LIVERY, toardlne and aale: furniture movinar: 122 Union ave.; East 3S82; night phone Main 3044. W. A. Heealan, prop. FASHION STABLES HACKS. LIV ery and boarding. 20th and Weaning- ton ata. fnone Main 4o; a,-iimp. INSURANCE ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE. 344 Sherlock bldg. JA8. Mcl. WOOD. EMPLOYERS' LIA- bllltv and Individual accident aecurlty bondi of all kinJa. Phone 47. 302 Mc Kay bldg. JEWELERS J. WOLF, 666 WASH. FINE SPECTA- cles 60c. Elgin watches 26. Repairing. LEATHER AND FINDINGS CHARLES L, MASTIC & CO., FRONT and OaK sts., leather and aKlns or every description for all purposes: sole and tap, cutters; findings. . MONEY TO LOAN 333$33sttmmm$is33ms3mmi MONEY MONEY MONEY WHY BE HARD UP7 SALARY LOANS TO HONEST EMPLOYES. "GIVE" YOUR NOTE. "GET" $10 TO 3100. "ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." EVERYTHING STRICTLY CONFIDEN TIAL. WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK? STATE SECURITY CO., 704 DEKUM BLDG. $$tt3333l33$$33$3$3$$$$$$3l3$$$$3$3$ MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO plo and others upon their own names without security; cheapest rates, eaaleat payments; offices in 60 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first. TOLMAN. 223 Ablngton Bldg. 106ft Third street. I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON FORT land real .esate. Security In sums of from $1,000 to $60,000 on downtown property and from $500 to $10,000 on residence- property. I might consider good timber and farm loans. Address k-87, journal. TO LOAN r- LARGE AND SMALL amounts on good real estate security. Low rate of Interest. C- F. Pfluger ft Co.. room 14. Mulkey bldg, 2d and Mor- rlson. $100,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $1,000 or more, 6 to 7 per cent, on improved realty. M. O. Urirnn, 266 ataiK. SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI- dentlal; easy to get and easy to pay, T. A. Newton, 511 Buchanan bldg., 286 Vs Washington street MORTGAGES, FIRST OR SECOND - liens and other real estate securities discounted. H. E. Noble, Commercial blk, QUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES. S. W. King, 45 Washington bldg. Main 6100. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS of security. William Holl, room 9, Washington bldg, COANS ON REAL, CHATTEL OR COL, lateral security W. A. Hathoway, 10. Washington Didg, IMMEDIATE LOANS, $5 TO $6,000, ON nil securities. R. 1. Eckerson & Co., room 6 Washington bldg. Pacific 1831. MONEY TO LOAN, LARGE LOANS A specialty, building loans; lowest rates; fire Insurance. W. G. feck, 812 Falling. SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT Employes' Loan Co., 716 Dekum. LOAN FOR THE ASKING! SALARY OR chattel. The Loan Co.. 410 Dekum. W Sums of $2,000 to $20,000 H. W. Goddard, 110 2d st. MUSICAL PIANO, VIOLIN. CORNET,' TROM- Done, clarinet, professor E. A. ttmitn, 292 12th st. Home A-S360. EMIL" TIIIETJHO'fiNTPUPlL" OF PRO; otakar sevcik. violin and viola teacher. 334 Pine. Tel. Pacific 2989. LESSON'S 60c PIANO. GUITAR, banjo., mandolin, violin. . 1st and Ash. Mrs. Mairtan. LoUIs a. CreIT2, Teacher Of" violin,' 211 Sherman, cor. 1st. Pac. 189. MONUMENTS NEU A KINGSLEY, 268 1ST., PORT land's leading marble and granite wks. NOTARY PUBLIC C. F. PFLUGER, NOTARY PUBLIC, commissioner of deeds. Deutsches notarlst. R. 14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Mor. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS dr.iixel1epattero.sp& clalist on nervous, acute and chronic diseases, 217 Kenton bldg. paclflo 1190. DR. U. R NORTHRUP, 416-16-17 DE kum bldg., 3d and Washington sts. Phone Mjiln 349. Examination free. WEDDING INVITATIONS.ANNOUNCE ments. Heattle A Hofmann, 304 Stark. W1LBEE BROS., PRINTERS CARDS, billheads, etc. Main 1858. 146H 1st. PLUMBERS FOX A CO. SANITARY PLUMBERS, 231 2d, bet. Main 'and Salmon. Oregon phone M;rtn 2001. BoTWERSEffG A RADEMA moved to No. 803 Burnlsde st, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS DUFUR A DUFUR, 304 WELLS-FARGO bldg. Phone A-5336; largest and most complete stenographic office In west. PATENTS PATENTS. TRADE MARKS REOIS- tered. expert advice free. A. J. Mat ter, 518 Commonwealth bldg. PAIOTS OIL AND GLASS F. E. BEACH ft CO., THE PIONEER Paint Co. Window glass and glazing. 135 lat. Phone 1334. ROOFING. TIN ROOF?NgT GOTTErTnS Se fairing aj)d general Jobbing. J. Iosll, Jefferson at. Pacific 1424. PAINTING AND PAPERING FOR BEST w"oRK7PRiCE can p. a. yoanp, a. mb. ip union ave. HUBBEB TAMPS SjBALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. ju. c vo 4 stars ei. iti, icouca bib. x-uvntj REAL: ESTATE DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER DEALERS ALPHABETICALLY . ARRANGED FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF JOURNAL READERS ' Portland real estate is a is experiencing an era of w a '''f " v progress, "Everything . NAME. . , Adair, S. D. Abraham it ,,..310 White.,. ,...8-9 Baker A. A. or kunts, J. J 215 Ablngton Bldg... Barrett and MacRae 829 Chamber of Com. Bunker, C. F. (Linn ton) . ...814 Chamber of Com. Butterwortb ft Stephenson Co., Inc. .' Acheson ,BMg. Clark, L K. and Cook. J. W.t Cook ft COvjB. S..... Compton. JiC. Chapla ft Herlow ..... 633 261 100 42S n A . Crossly ft Co Cobb Bros Columbia Trust Co.... Coast Realty Co . am jnctiay xiiuk 4J2 Swetland Bldg... 71 Couch Bldg 226H Morrison Dunn-Lawrence Co 248 Davis ft Co.. M. C 16 Devlin & Flrebaugh 608 Espey-Metne Realty Co. Eureka Land Co 313 411 "V" Fuchs, F 221M Morrison Pac. 251S A-4088 Frary ft Belts 130 Fifth GoldschmMt'a Agency .... 263 Washington M ft A-20SB Holbrook ft Co. (Irvlngton Park). Hotchklsa, C. R Henry ft Bon, C. K Holmes ft Menefee (Irvlngton)... Irvlngton Investment Co 89 Jackson A Deerlng 246 Jacobs-Stlne Co 148 (Belle Crest, Kllllngsworth, W. M 323 Chamber of Com M-4657 Kelleher ft Davie 8 Chambers Bldg M-394 Lamont & Harris 306 McCuaker, Thomas M.. Mall ft Von Bora tel... Moore Investment Co. Mathews ft Co.. A. E. .... 285 . ... 104 318 209 Morehouse-Welst Co. .420 McCallum ft Gregg..., . 223 Northwestern Investment Co. ...... 193 Pnrlrhurat TV T. K Portland Business Agency 148 Portland Real Estate Agency 268 Porter, J. Frank 607 Ralston & Co South Portland Heights. ...M-7158 M-2757 Richardson, A. J 412 Commonwealth Bldg. M-5465 Swensson A Co 253H Washington A A M-1625 Schalk. George D 264 Stark M-892 A-2392 Sharkey A Co., John P Sixth and Washington... M-650 A-253T Bcharrer, George J 317 (Coos Bav Snanton Co.. The 270 Stevenson-Brown Co 311 Stewart Waldo, F 211 Schulze. W. H w 614 Wilbur. R. M 110 Word, T. M 230 C. L. Parrlsh A Co 311 BANKS. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON. Northwest Corner Third and Oak Streets. Transacts a General Banking Business. DRAFTS ISSUED Available in AH Cities of the United States and Europe, Hongkong and Manila. Collections made on Favorable Terms. PreBident J. C. AINSWORTH I Cashier R. W. SCHMEER Vice-President R. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier W. A. HOLT Assistant Cashier A. M. WRIGHT LADD ft TILTON, BANKERS Portland, Oregon. Established 1859. W. M. LADD. C. E. LADD. ' J. W. LADD. Transact a General Bank In Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Savings books isaued on savings deposits Interest paid on time deposits. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Established 1864. Head Office, San' Francisco. Capital paid up $4,000,000 I Surplus and undivided profits $10,153,873 General Banking and Exchange Business Transacted. Interest on Time Deposits. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened of $10 and up ward. Portland Branch Chamber of Commerce Building. WM. R. MACREA Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL. . . Ass t Manager MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon. J. FRANK WATSON... President I R. L. DURHAM Vice-President R. W. HOYT Cashier GEORGE W HOYT Ass t Cashier 8. C. CATCHING.. Second Asslatant Cashier. Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Available to All Parts of the World. Collections a 43pecialty. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland, Or. Oldest National Bank on Pacific Coast CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,500,000.00. DEPOSITS, $14,000,000.00 A. L. MILLS President I W. C. ALVORD Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK Cashtor B. F. STEVENS. .Second Ass't Cashier TRUST SECURITY SAVINGS A TRUST CO 266 Morrison Street Portland, Oregon. Transacts a General Banking Business. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Inter est allowed on Time and Savings Accounts. Acts as Trustee for Estates. . Drafts and Letters of Credit Available on All Parts of the World. C. F. ADAMS President L. A. LEWIS .First Vice-President A. L. MILLS .... Second Vice-Presldont Bv 0. JUBITZ .Secretary GEO. E. RUSSELL..... Assistant Secretary BONDS AND ORRIS BROTHERg, Chamber of Commerce Building. Municipal, Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds. DOWNING-HOPKINS COMPANY Established 1892 BROKERS. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin. Private Wires. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Phone Main 37. Overbeck 8c Cooke Company I coMidi4 GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON, STOCKS WE DO A STRICTLY Continuous Markets by Private Wire. GRAND CENTRAL LEAVING PORTLAND. Southern Roaeburg Passenger 8:15. a. m. Cottage Grove Passonger. .4:15 p. m. California Express ...... 7:45 p. m. San Francisco Express. .. .12.00 night, WEST SIDE. Corvallls Passenger 7:00 a. m. Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p. m. Forest Grove Passenger. . .11:00 a. m. Foreat Grove Passenger. ..x$:40p. m. Jefferson Portland to Dallas 7;40 a. m. Portland to Dallas 4:16 p. m. Oswego-Portland suburban Leaving during morning and afternoon. Last p. m. Northern Tacoma and Seattle Exp... 8:30 a.m. North Coast A Chicago Lira. :00 p. m. Overland Express 11:45 p. m. Oregon Railroad Navigation Company, Pendleton Passenger Chleaao-Portland Special 7:15 a. m. 8:80 a. m. Snokane Fiver 8:15 n. m. Kan, City ft Chi. Exp.... 6:00 p. m. Astoria & Columbia River, 'Astoria and Seaside Exp... 8:00 j m. Astoria Express 6:00 p. m Canadian Pacific C. P. R. Short Line, via Spak.7;0G p. m. Via Seat., Vic. A Vancouver 4:30 p. m. Via Sumas 11:45 p. m REAL ESTATE J. II Pittenrer & Co,, 263 Russell St. ' Phone E. 4649. Fire Insurance, loans, real estate. J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loans: established ias3. no isi.. room 11. FOR FARMS OF EVERY DESCRIP- tlon. W. W. Espey. sis commercial bldg. - . . ... SPHINX AGENCY. , REAL ESTATE . . ., i . ono v. n 4 ana umoeri . ruvm vi viicuuyr u& Commerce bldg. - STREET PAVING WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO. Street paving, sidewalks and cross mgs. 314 Lumber Exchange, THE BARBER A8PHALTPAVING CO. of Portland. Office 666 Worcester blk. TOWEL SUPPLY CLEAN TOWELS AIL Y. COMIK brush, soap, $1 per month. Portland Laundry ft -Towel Supply Co.,' 9 th stnd gilt-edged investment. The city remarkable prosperity and points to expansion. ,--. ADDRESS. , TELEPHONE. Fenton Bldg. Labbe Bldg.. . ...... Pac. 1328 ;,....A-1241 M-7134 ...M-6259 A-225T v .....M-862 , M-6321 ....M-6869 A-2811 '....M-6407 A-8252 M-968 A-3963 Chamber of Com. Aider ........... Ablngton Bldg... Chamber of Com. M tr ntl . , . . . . . .pac. j43 . . .M-1662 ..M-3868 A-6722 M-8213 ..M-8681 A-1916 ..M-1668 A-4160 Alder Hamilton Bldg.... - 9 Swetland Bldg.. .M-6916 A-2816 M-4610 .M-1450 A-8344 Pac. 1846 ..P-646 A-8221 Commercial Bldg. Buchanan Bldg. . . , 1 Worcester Bldg. . , ,803 Chamber Com.., , 250 Stark , 89 Third M-6S96 A-2609 M-1066 M-2565 A-6234 M-5008 Hamilton 'Bldg M-3177 Stark M-345 Fifth.... ...M-6S69 A-2811 Berkeley, Dover) - 7 Swetland Bldg,..t' M-3039 Couch Bldg Second H Washington - 10 Couch Bldg M-7646 A ft M-1436 A ft M-2707 , M-8223 .M-8234 A-6042 M-7020 Lumber Exchange.. Chamber of Com Fourth M-7214 T.nmhAr rrhsn A.9AR1 Fourth M-2798 Stark A-5148 Commercial Bldg A & M-3066 Chamber of Com M-5815 A-3683 next) Stark M-2828 Buchanan Bldg...., M-1290 Commercial Bldg M-1506 A-4506 Swetland Bldg...., Second A A M-2560 Btark M-4661 Marquam Bldg M. 6222; A. 455S C03IPANIES. INVESTMENTS. Chicago Board of Trade.) 4th st, near Washington. C tun Tinirno COMMISSION BUSINESS. Quick Service. STATION TIME CARD. Pacific. ARRIVING PORTLAND. Oregon Express 7:55 a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger. . 11 :30 a. m. Roseburg Passenger 6:30 p. m. Portland Express 11:15 p. m. WEST SIDE. Corvallls Passenger 6:33 p. m. Sheridan Passenger 10:30 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger .. 8.00 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger... 2:50 p. m. Street Depot. Dallas to Portland 10:15 a. m. Dallas to Portland 6:25 p. m. Portland at 5:30 a. m.. hourly trains train leaves depot for Oswego at 11:30 Pacific North Coast Limited 7:00 a. m. Portland Express 4:15 p. ni. Overland Express 8:15 p. xn. Spokane Flyer 8:00 a. m. Chi.,- Kan. City A Port Exp. 9:45 a. m. Chloago-Portland Special , 8-:60 p. m. Portland Passenger 6:15 p. m. Astoria A Port.' Passenger. 12:15 p. m. Portland Express 10:00 p. r.i. Railway CO. C. P. R. Short Line, via Spok. 8:00 a m. Via Van., Vic. and Seattle 4:15 p. m. Via Sumas and Seattle ....10:65 p. m. SAFES DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large lines carried. Lock-outs opened. Jacks, Jails, metal furniture. Both phones. J. E. Davis. 66 8d. FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT factory prices. Second-hand safes. The Mosler Safe Co., 108 2d st. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTEk ft KLEISER. SIGNS, THE largest sign makers In the northwest 6th and Everett sts-'Phone Prlv. Ex. 65. Home A-1104. "SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT land Sign Co., 287 Stark. Pacific 1696. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP , tlon; Dank, bar and store fixtures made to order. The Lutke Manufactur lng Co... Portland. THE JAMES lx MARSHALL MFG. CO., showcaaes, cabinets, -store and office flxlures. 289 Couch st. Pacific 2181. R. H. BIRDSALL, DESIGNER. AGT. M.' .winter mumper co l tiamuton Wdg, LITTLE HOPE FOR II Keinsurance on the Goto JIaru Climbs li bear ing Deadline. UNDER CHARTER TO LOAD FLOUR HERE Another Week Will Probably See Teasel Posted as Missing Was Formerly the British Blockade Runner Sylviana. There is now little probability of the Japanese steamer Goto Maru reaching port, reinsurance having crawled up to 86 per cent. She is out 55 days from Hakodate, Japan,,' to San Francisco, a run that should ordinarily have been made in 20 or 26 days. The Goto Maru Is under charter to carry breadstuffs from Portland to Ja pan for the Portland Flouring Mills company, and has been expected here some time. She left Japan with cargo for San Franciaco and was booked to come here in ballast from the Hay City. The Goto Maru was formerly the British steamer Sylvania. having been uuci-a unuer tne now img during inu war with Russia when she fell Into TYPEWRITERS THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY Phone Main 7952, 90 5th St.. Port land, Or., Oliver typewriters sold; rented; repaired. ALL MAKES. RENTED. REPAIRED. sold. P. IX C. Co., 831 Stark. Tel. 1407. TRANSFER AND HAULING C. O. PICK OFFICE 88 18T ST.. BE- tween Stark and Oak ata.: phone 596. Planoa and furniture moved and packed for shipping; commodious brick ware house with separate iron rooms. Front and Cly sts. OL8EN-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and storage; safes, pianos and furniture, etc., moved, packed and shipped: 209 Oak St.. between Front and 1st. Phone Main 547, A-2247. ROSE CITY TRANS. CO. ALL OR ders given prompt attention. E. 2159; res. E. 1871. J. C. Flndley, manager. PENINSULAR EXPRESS A BAGGAGE Transfer, 247 Alder st. Main 2171. OREGON TRANSFER CO., 134 N. 6TH. Main 69. Heavy hauling and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANS fer Co. Storage 824 Btark. Main 407. W. M. JOHNSON, TRANSFER AND Ex press. 23 Union ave. Kast 4441, H-im. tlAVTV C V It T 17" C? C3 f ITT IT IP flTHO a v ' . l da ir,oa V M. 1 ...... . ' - ' age B days. 31 N. 3d at. M.7614. E.6145. UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING BIJOU UPHOLSTERY, 127 HTH ST., near Washington; '"high grade hair mattresses $20; all silk floss mattresses $10. We manufacture all kinds of pil lows. Phone Main 8196. WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A. GUNST A CO., DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND, OREGON. EVERDING A FARRELL, PRODUCE and commission merchants, 140 Front St., Portland. Or. Phone Main 179. OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl- ture for the trade. Portland, Or, WADHAMS A CO.. WHOLSESALE GRO cers, manufacturers and commission R fcts. ALLEN A LEWIS. COMMISSION AND produce merchants Front and Davis sts., Portland. Or. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLA6S- ware. Prael, Hegele A Co., Portland, or. LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co.. barbers' suDDlles. barbers' furni ture, earners' chairs, lotn and Morrison. NEUSTADTER BROS.. MANUFACTUR ers and wholesale men's furnishing goons, atn ana Anitcny, Jortiana, or. BATES-WIGHT CO., CALENDARS, AD- vertising novelties. 160 6th st. TRANSPORTATION The Way to do East Next Trip Try The ORIENTAL Limited THE GREAT NORTHERN'S SWELL TRAIN, dally to St Paul. Minneapolis. Dulutb. St Louis. Chicago and all points east Crosses both mountain ranges by daylight Complete modern equipment. Including Compartment Ob servation Cars and elegant dining car aervlce. For ticketa and sleeping car reservations call or address H. DICKSON. C, P. AT. A, US Third Street, Portland, Or. Phones Main 630, Home A-223S. HOKTH PACiriO STEAMSHIP UU.'S STEAMSHIPS Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder Sail for Eureka. San Francisco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m. Ticket office 182 Third .near Alder. Columbia River Scenery EGUIU.TOB -LXJrB SHAKERS. - Daily service between Portland dad The Dalles, except Sunday, leaving Portland at T at,- m.. arriving about i p. m., carrying freight and paaaengers. Splendid accommodations for outfits and livestock. Dck foot of Alder st. Portland; foot of Court st. The Dalles, Pbone Mjua 914. PorUand. COOS BAY LINK The steamship BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednesday at 8 p. xo from Oak street dock, for sToi-th Bead, Harsh field and Cooa Bay points. Freight re ceived till 4 p. iu. on aay or sailing.. Passenger fare, firat class,. 810; second class, $7, including berth and meals. Inquire city ticket office, Third and Waahington Itreets. or Oak street dock, TOO LATE TO CLABSIFX FIR8T CLASS MILLWRtGHT, WISH lng work, in or out of city. Can take full charge of construction. Address Sherman, 80S Fenton 'bldg. WOMAN WANTS JOB - OF DI8H waahlng or chamber .work. 33 Grand ave. ;"-' - ' !. 1 5. MODERN SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. water and shades included. Inquire 1416 E. Gllsan at. M-V. oarllce. $60C FORCED SALENEAT ,JEVV 4 , room . cottage. Mount Scott car.; 6 cent fare. For terms and partlcuUra see tha owner, at 85 6th sw ; . . - 11ISSI II G $M,0 Japanese hands while attempting to r- - he lines with contraband goods, t- was here year ago and louded wlicut for Japan for Mltaul ft Co. Hope of the veaael ever reaching port will practically be abandoned when re insurance reaches (he 90 per cent notrh. At that time Lloyds will put her down for missing and another deep myetery of .the sea will be added to the long list now on record. v -, , The general belief la that if the yea. ael fails to show up she went to the bottom , In one of the terrlfW hurri canes that have swept the Pactflo dur ing the past six weeks. No report has been made of a collision at sea since the vessel started out or It mlgl.t have been believed that she was lost In that manner. When hers last the Goto Mam car ried a crew of more than 100 men but that was because of her having carrHd Japanese emigrants to Mexico. H uaual number, however, waa about, 9 men, including officers. , , . . ' i ';? !-vr BIG BUOY BIISSIXG. ' 1 British Float on SwtfUare Bank Tfa Disappeared. . If anyone should find a mammoth. . gas buoy drifting about, notice should immediately be forwarded to the Bri Ish Columbia agency of theVlepartment , of marine and fisheries, forVo It doe it belong. ' . ' The buoy weighs 19 tons and carries - -a whistle as well as a light, burning brightly at all times for nine months ; after having been refilled. It was, anchored on Swiftsure bank at the en trance to the straits of Fuca hut es caped from it fetters during one of the recent terrifio storms and all efforts to find it bo far have proved unavailing. Captain P. J. Werllch, lighthouse In- spector of this district, received notice this morning from James Gaudin, agent of the department of marine and fish- " cries, with headquarters at Victoria, B. C. informing him that the large buoy was reported missing December 28, and that It would be replaced as soon aa practicable.- , Captain Werllch was pleased to learnt that the buoy maintained In the same-, locality by his department is still there- and in good condition, so that mariners are not left without aomethlng to warn them of the approach to the dangerous . shnrea of Vancouver island to the north. 1 These buoys were placed in position., as a result of the terrible Valencia dis aster a few years ago. Captain Werllch thinks the buoy has gone ashpra on Vancouver ialand. :' RETURNS FROM EAST, , David B. Ogden of V. 8. Engineer. Corps Is Back.. -.'.. David B. Ogden, assistant United ' States engineer corps, returned laat night from a month's visit in the east. -He was glad to reach the Oregon -Una yesterday, for while he enjoyed the out- ' lng immensely, it nevertheless caused him to think there Is no place like home. , "I visited in New York, Boston and Washing-ton. District of Columbia, and -had a splendid time among relatives and friends' attlri Mr. Oirden. "And waa favored by particularly mild weather. , It is a notable fact that the east as . -well as the west has had very mild ; weather this winter." . ' Mr. Ogden's trip was In no wise as- -soclated with his official duties, hence he returned with no official informa- " tlon, although a goodly portion of the; -time was spent with his step-father. General Mackenzie, chief of the United States engineer corps. SITE FOR NEW STATION. , District Forecaster Seals Leaves for Neah Bay to Select Land. District Forecaster ' Edward A. Beals leaves tomorrow morning for Neah bay to select a site for a weather bureau building that It is proposed to erect there. It will be a hard trip because the bay is poorly equipped In the way of transportation faculties. " A station has been maintained on the bay for some time, but the building Is so dilapidated that a new one will be necessary soon or the station will have to be abandoned. The home of the ob server at present is an old ramshackle) ' building on the Indian reservation formerly used as laundry. . , The chief of the weather bureau' has signified his intention of recommending an appropriation for the erection of a, suitable station building at Neah bay and in order to ascertain the cost as nearly as possible, Mr. Beals will select a site. v . NOVEMBER CASUALTIES. Liverpool Underwriters Compile Re turns for Month. ; r. 1 According to the casualty returns compiled by the Liverpool Underwriters' v 4 association, the casualties to vessels of ' buu tons ana upwards posted in the loss book during November were: From weather damage, 118; founderinga, 5r from strandings, (Including 12 total losses). 218; from collisions (Including 2 total losses), 242; from fires and ex- ; plosions (Including 3 total losses). 36; missing, 1; damage to machinery, shafts and propellers, 46; other casualties, 4 or a total of 660 casualties (of which 23 were total losses), against S43 (26 total losses) in November last year, 60S (36 total losses) lrtNovember, 1906. and 688 (30 total losses) In November, 1904. ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer Roanoke sails for San) Pedro and way ports this evening. . , - The steamer Rose City is due to ar- . rive hero January 13 on her first voy. age as a regular liner between Port land and San Francisco. She will alter-' nate with the Senator. The steamer Breakwater Bailed last , night for Coos bay. Officials of ' the company have still been unable to aa uertain who authorised the publication 1 of a notice to the effect that she would -not leave for another week. The French bark Thiers will becln loading wheat tomorrow morning at Mersey dock. She will finish during the early part of next week. The large British steamer Strathord will leave down the river this afternoon with a cargo f lumber for Australia. Captain Rolller of the French bark ; Europe says his vessel had the proper ' lights displayed when the river steamer , , Annie Comings crashed into her off St '. Johns Monday night The owners of -the Comings have libeled the bark for $40,000. The small steamer was re- , cently appraised at $11,000. The Eu rope was at anchor when the Comings , tried to cross her hows In a swift cur. v rent:...-. .-.:- -'.;,.': Th Portland A Astatic liner Alesla , will enter the drydoqk at Hongkong be- v fore leaving for this aide on her next -1 trip. The liner Arabia is due to arrive her next week. . MARINE NOTES . v-', -' .-wvj L j, ". . . ,'Vi';-;ita.-ri' " - Astoria. Jan. 2 -Arrived down last night and sailed at 9,-40 a. m, steamer Bcvakwater, for Coos Bay. Arrived down last night and sailed at 10:11 a. m, steamer Northland,' for San Fran cisco. Sailed at-9:45 a. m., British steamer GlenBtrae,' for St Vincent, for . orders. " Arrived at 10:50 a. m.. German Ship Gertrude, from Valparaiso. Sailed at 10:55 a. m., a three-masted ship. Astoria, Jan. 1 Arrived down at 4 p. ra.. British shlo Port Patrick. Left up at p. m.i schooner King Cyrus. . San Francisco, Jan. 1 8ailed at la a. m. steamer Colenel Drake and barga -No. 8, for Portland. 8alled at 11 a. ni., steamer Costa Rica, for Portland. Comox, Jan. 2 -Sailed last night. Or man ateamer Germanlcus, tof Portland, via Grays harbor. . , x . ' r: Aatnrin jtri. t Condition of the bar at 8 a. m., rough; wind, east. IS mll.-a; weather, cloudy. - ' : Tides at Astoria todayHigh wata. 11:1s m 6 feet Low waten 6:13 a.,m.. 8,3 feet; 6:18 . W 1.6 feet- 1:;f.,' Memoir of. Crlspl. (rnlted Prwa Le4 - Rome, Jan. 2. Onewho ktio-n " " contents of the "Metn.Hra f Cu ' awaiting publication, declares ial t ' comprehend the period f the . r-v-i j - j Hon, with the'cnrresnrt'1-! e b"t Mnjir.lnl. GaribaUll and Crlsf l; t! t "' nmy lafiderstand by th"i i(fn ! v they came to unite for tin-lr : t- v thouj?h Garlbalill tj t 'i ; posoj by Um-iivA osid C;:.; U -