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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL"; PORTLAND-SUNDAY.' MORNING, JANUARY ' 18. 1908. '
13
' CLAIRVOYANTS V AND PALMISTS
. : JAMESJENRY
r 'Tftn'tBAD'Bn yr 0.
, CLAIRVOYANTS AND
: ,si : - MEDIUMS,-'' ' .i, -P
, AT IMS LOW FEE, i -..'' --'
MR. HENRY Is not a Clairvoyant front
choice, but because late haa s docreed
it, f Having - ancestors who Were all
! powerful MEDIUMS, who have for agea
: handed , down their Wonderful Power
Xrom parent to child, inia girtea yiair
'Voyant haa received the rich Inherit
nc -.na-ethai wlln comblltd kDOWl
V,' edge anf -prloelees- experience acf .
P"! "Hft Asks NOuestioiis "
. hut Jinawnra Mated mMiliei In trance,
4 and before you can utter a word TELL8
names or Friends, unemies, wvai
' hihH HiiHhanl Wif nr Sweetheart
'' la true or false;' telle you how to gain
V success In LOVE, COURTSHIP, . MAR-
' RIAGK, DIVORCE," WUHiN., i.AW
SUITS. SPECULATIONS and transaa
' tlona of all kinds. Jn fact, no matter
, what may be your Hone, ear or Am
bltion. come to THIS dlFTED CLAIR;
V. VOYANT and find help. ARE YOU IN
LOVJST If so, ao you nna me- one you
" nave neetowea your ariecuon ana iruii
I JUnnn antina- f!OOL AND- IND1FFER-
WENTt - Haa a rival or obataolea of ant
, Kind crept oetween you ana ytyir iu
tnrt liniM nr. haa tha demon ram as
aalled the quietude of your happy home?
If so, come at once to THIS GIFTED
CLAIRVOYANT. He guarantees to tell
vou tha namea of your enemies! also
how to win your heart'e desire quickly
- end overcome yonr rivals or obatacles
i existing between you and your future
happiness.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? Do you find
witn ail your natural iua ana wuema
that you are baffled, discouraged and
unsuccessful 7 If eo, come and be ad
vised, find out the cause, of your bad
luck and how to change your Dad con
ditions to those 01 Buccess, joy ana
Happiness. Thousands live today to
bleaa and give credit of their success
"'and happiness to THIS WONDERFUL
CLAIR VOYANT. He has helped othera
WHY nut yuui
NEVER FAILS to cause speedy and
happy marriage with the one of your
choice; reunites the separated; locates
absent friends or gives you luck to
win your greatest' wish; overcomes bad
luck and aorrow of all klnda, and it
never taxes dui a snori ume. in mci,
he guarantees everything he claims
arid you pay nothing until you have re-
Attention! t Attention!
$5.00 Readings;' V
s TIII3;WEEK 0NLT, '
LAST OPPORTUNITY'
TO CONSULT
celved value In full.
call thla week In or-
, tou
vertisement; also
, der to get the
$5.00 Reading For
.:.,25c25c
If you are In trouble or your future
Is uncertain consult him at once. Per
haps It WOUla DO lOO III. luraunuw.
mWKTTT.TATION HOURS to
DAILY. SUNDAYS INCLUDED. POS
ITIVELY NO LETTERS ANSWERED,
Prof James ieiry
-...(
.... . ; 1
'Assisted by Mme. Henry, a graduate of
Chiro, the brightest star 01 me proies-
aion.
- 341 1-2 Morrison
Corner 7th; opposite Tull & Gibbs.
EDUCATIONAL
MONUMENTS
THERE IS NO MONEY-MAKING- ART NEU 4 KlNOSLEYt 361 1ST., PORT-
that can be mastered in double the land's leading marble and granite wks.
time that ie half eo profitable as sten- " . -rrrrrT-i r r-n rr i ;
ography. There Is no echool that teaehee VOTARX" PUBLIC
U more thoroughly than the KKHNKK- ., - n -
WALKER UUS1NE8S COLLEUE, Elk Q, F. rpFLUGER,"' NOTARY" PUBLIC,
bldg., 7th and Hrk at a. commissioner of deeds. Deutachea
feENXTYWITBO rTOTHLU KlILlTAR i? notarial. It, 1 Mulkey bid, IdandMor.
. academy, Portland, Or WrUe for cat-. "!'.' i-.rrr-; , .;--- rr .-;
KLEOTIO BUSINESS UnIVKRsM V: - - - ; - - -
the higher standard -school, II Jdjt, vuiuuck citua, rttiai tiw-AHiMi
wiiinwana, eio, aiain io. no mi
NClfi ANP WIRE WORKS
PAINTING AND PAPERINQ
LAND WIRE A I RON WOR K 8-
l and Everett st. Phone Main 2000.
FLORISTS.
a W. SWENSON. (FORMERLY EICH
enberg 6c Swenson) painting, decorat
ing and paper hanging. KOI Union ave.
rion tan nil,
P. JOHNSON: GROWER OF FIRST- FOR bEST" ' WORiT MICiM kiiiU'ti
. ciasa carna.ions; aenyerea irosn irom i u t n.. mwni &. io, iv unmn
tha arnenhnuaea , averV dar at aboul
noon. Tel. Bell wood 62. v .. -. ' - PLUMBERS
: .REAL ESTAIE. BIEEGTOEY '
JBUiAli TTB AIN 1 1 TIMBER I1KAL.EHBJ AUrtlApn lltAbL,!
, ' ARRANQEQ FOR THE CONVENIENCW OF JOURNAL READEI
'.You owt it to yourself and y our fanjilyto, Jiave a home ol
Jour own. Not a rented house that you take no pride b,
ut a home that you can improve and beautify as time goes
y on. . See , a real estate agent about it now. . 'v -
NAME.
ADDRESS.
TELEPHONE.
Adair, a D. ....................... SIS Fenton Bldg..,...., ........ Pac lltl
Abraham & White... 8-S Labile Bldg , ....A-1I41 M-7JJ4
Baker -X.' A. or Kunts. 3. J. ........ til Abtnrton Bldg. ........ .M-IJB9 A-J2ST
Barrett and MacRae 829 Chamber of Com...i,,,......,..M-86l
Hunker, C. F. (Llnnton) . SU Chamber of Com...... ,.M-SJl
Butterworth A Stephenson Co., Inc.. . Acheson Bldg ....M-SS6I A-2SU
IFOX &'CO.-7-SANlTARY PLUMBERS, -Clark, O. K. a"nd Cook. J. W., SSI Chamber of Com..., ....M-M0T A-l
THE HUMMER BICYCLE. 'KLECTRIC-1 phone Main 2001, Compton, J. F.,..., 100 Ablngton Bldg '. ...Pan.' IMS
al and gasoline repairing and sun- EGNKTfcRteffRa A ftifiBHf A.ljfaft. RH: ghapin a Heripw 4SS Chamber of Com ........M-MII
drlna; key-fitting. tt( Stark. M. 7068. moved to No. 103 HuTnlsde st "."'iTJh.0' lMi' ??i lcK.ar ,....M-MM A-STIS
. i i , i . ,i . , I t uu uivi , in Bwciiana iMar ..Ai-nii
rUBUO STENOGRAPH EIIS iV?Jt'L9F7' '. 1' " ! ! ! Jurti' r ".V tlXli
wonaim ijroe... tvs Kotcncnua Bidg...i
GENERAL .REPAIRING
STOLE 3I0NEY ; FROM CnURCU
OAS SUPPLIES .
EAST SIDE OAS APPLIANCE COM- DTTFUR DUFUR. 613 WORCESTER
Dtnii in.auc iiuvn, ouuiuwu tiisnia. . mnar. FBon. A.baa: mr.oii mil moil n.... r ......' . ... . i m
wir(t.vvw.'i aa aaov rnmninin lciiubi raa iiii in nu ica in aar h mi. i a ,ia au r mar n
flttlns;. J74 Wllliamit awe. E-476. I a.a.j. .w.f- . Z-f.fZlL" ' '
z: i - i- v pu' iv i ir i iii i a mil m i i iji h m a I't-i ifiviin v " ireiiiamu bt n..
1 Hamilton Bldg.
, .T-S06 B-2221
..M-Slll A-tSIS
GASOLINE; ENGINES
TYPEWRITING AND STENOGRAPH- Devlin A Flrebaugh... 50S-8 Bwetland Uldg M-1460 A-1844
Jo work at cut rates; Job or contract, praner uo.. Artnur h. ............. j.sh Washington A-X410 M-SS70
P. p.. box .' I Dean Land Imp. V Colonisation Co.... (31 Chamber of Com A ft M-1370
STATIONARY AND MARINES ELEC
trio equipments; launohes, aocescories;
wholesale end retail: engine repairing.
Relerson Machinery Co.. 18S Morrison.
GASOLINE ENGINES
PATENTS
Esper-Melne Realty Co ......lit Commercial Bldg..,.
Eureka Land Co... S07 Commercial Bldg .. .
STENTS. TRADE . MARKS REOIS- - ,
RETIRED te; jrnrnio.'lthldg' rary-ft' Belt. V. .7.7.7. 1 . ; ...130 1
, .PLATING AND OXIDIZING
free by the raaollne motor dent..' Y. M.
C. A. Call us up. Private exchange 66.
HELSER &UNDENMACHINE WORKS
--Marine aUtlortUry engines. 260 nwirivisHiNa. fixtures
Morrison.
Fifth
OoldachmMt'a Agency.
uoauaro, n. w.
253 H Washington
110 Second
Gltxan
BUY GASOLINE ENGINE, WOOD8AW-
lng outfits.
Fairbanks. Morse ft Co.
PORT-
land Plating Co., SOS E. Wash. E 1283.
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS
Holbrook ft Co. (Irvington Park)...l Worcester Bldg..
Hotchklss, C. R .....80S Chamber Com..
.. 260 Stark
..SO Third
riuicnajaa, f
Henry ft Son, C. K
Holmes ft Menefee (Irvington).
HOTELS
HOTEL PORTLAND. ' EUROPEAN
plan only. S3, 36 day.
HOTEL OREGON, EUROPEAN PLAN
F. E. BEACH ft CO.. THE PIONEER Investment Co. (E. Quackenbush) . .
raint Co. window giaaa and glaxlng. irvlnl"n inimrni i-o.
mm . . a j w I laiAAHiBatlAaial T mwmmm e . s a
244 Stark
39 Hamilton
136 1st Phone 1384.
Bldg.
HOTEL IMPERIAL. EUR., 31 AND UP.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
International Investment Co 809-10-11 Macleay Bldg
Jackson A Deerlnc..
Jacoba-Stlna Co
BE LV ED K R eTTSu rouea n : 4th and" Al.ier. AL? ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P.
SKf.T.wvtTia'nuw .T.I .vr, c.Y xiiW "l p"r- "W.
HACKS AND LIVERIES.
REAL ESTATE
1808 STABLES, HACKS," LIVERY.
boardlnr and sale: furniture movlno-:
112 Union ave.; East S6S2; night phone
Main 8044. W. A. Hessian. Pron.
FA6HI6K STABLES HACKS. LI V-
ery and boardina. 10th and Waahtnr-
ton sts. Phone Main 46; A-104S.
Kiningsworth. W. M.
Kelleher ft Darle....
Knapp ft Mackey . . . ,
Lamont ft Harris.
Z4I Stark
14S Fifth..,.
(Belle Crest, Berkeley, Dover)
328 Chamber of Com....
'. 8 Chambers ' Bldg
7 Chamber of Commerce
J. M. PIttcnecr & Co..
263 Ruisell si Phone E. 464t. Fire McCusker. Thnmaa
Insurance, loans, real eatate. I Mall ft Von Borstel
.. 306-7 S wetland Bldg.
. . 206 Couch Bldg....
104 Berona.
INSURANCE
J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND JJoore Investment Co 313 Washington
loans; estab. 1883. 146fc 1st, room 11. Mathewa ft Co.. A. E 20S-10 Couch Bldg
WTr PARMft'rtli fcvirrtT narnrpJ J?Il??uae-wi"' 9 !?? Lumber Exchenge.
tlon. "Espey, 319 Commercial bldg M'"un " "regg... zz, cnamoer or com.
MiS0t
... A-8221
.Paa 1518 A-4088
M ft A-30SB
... A ft M-1743
M-639S
. .A-2609 M-1088
. .M-2565 A-6234
M-6003
...M-871 A-2871
M-317T
M-6366 A-4567
M 845
, .M-S869 A-2811
M-4557
M-394
.....A ft M-2010
M-3039
M-74
....A ft M-1438
A & M-270T
M-8823
, .M-8134 A-6042
M-7020
193 Fourth.: M-7214
I3AAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE,
ill bneriock bldg.
JA8. Mcl.
bllltv and lnill viilnnl aroldvnt aKotirltv
oonas or ail kinds, rtione 47. 303 Mc
iv ay mag.
JEWELERS
WOLF, 665 WASH. FINE 8PECTA
cles 60a Elgin watches 35. Repairing.
SPHINX AGENCY. REAL ESTATE Northwestern Investment Co
snd timber: room 808 C. of C. bide-.
-ir-ainier. n. ir zzi r ailing Bldg ; M-5661
RESORTS Parkhurst, A. L. (Parkhurst Add n) . 426 Lumber Exchange A-3061
r-arrian, yvaiKins & o..... zs AlUer M-1644
M-2798
A-RUft
house In the west: kitchen suDnlied Lortert 'i 'ran"--i-' 607 Commercial Bldg A ft M-3065
from our farma; first-class goods: Port- rlrn,c "1 Marquam Bldg M. 6222; A. 4565
land prices. Fred T. Merrill, originator. - .,.,.,... ,..
eeeeeeaeeeeeeee orij ill 1 Ul UollU llOimillBi JV1 -(lOS m. a 4 0 1
Riqhardson. A. J 4 12 Commonwealth Bldg M-5465
Radium Realty Co 252 Russell. Albina E-1937 C-1390
Ipahtt.pi JCDEI nRATl ( Twelve . Miia Portland Business Agency 148 Fifth .....
HouM)-?Most unlquir and best raid- Portland Real EsUte Agency 28 Stark
house in the west: kitchen aunnlld Lor,ri Ji frank...... 607 Commercial
ROOFING
LAND SCRIP-
-WANTED AND FOR
SALE.
TIN ROOFING. GUTTERING RE- I Steele A Co., S. N
pairing aim general juuuuia;. J. jusii, i Bwensson St (JO
zii jerrerson sc. facirio 1424.
. . 110 Second
253 H Washington.
SIGN AND SHOW CARDS
Fl EE
FOR ONE WEEK MORE.
' BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVE
; ABSOLUTELY FREE
"' '' One of my
CONSULTATION READINGS.
Always Consult the Best
PROFESSOR KHIMO. .
Greatest Jiving astral dead-trance clair
voyant of the age; adviser on business
fnd all affatra of life: tells your full
name and what you called for, whom
you wilt marry, how to control th one
you love, even though miles away; re
unltes tbe separated; glvea secret pow
ers to control; does all others adverttae
to do. Hours 10 to 8. dally and Sunday.
Office, Nos. 8 and 4, Grand theatre
bldg.. 362H.Vraah, near Park st Phone
Main 1267.
MAY ANDREWS, CARD READER, AT1
irm a 11ia4VAU 1 t,3.
.825 Main St.. 26c Phone Main 7648.
DANCING
ALL KINDS. INCLUDING APPROVED FOSTER Jk KLEISER. SIGNS THP! Spier. J. E
forest reserve scrip for surveyed, un- largest sign maker m.the northwest Spanton Co., The..
surveyed timber and prairie government 6tn and Everett ate. Phone Priv. Ex. 65.
land. H. M. Hamilton. "The Portland." Home A-1155.
ATTRACT" PORT
t ... ... .A & M-2660
. . . A M.1K9
Schalk. George D 264 Stark M-892 A-2393
Dnarney as o., jonn xr Hixtn and Washington M-660 A-2537
Schaefer, George J 317 Chamber of Com... M-5815 A-3682
iuoos nay next!
Stevenson-Brown Co. .
Stewart Waldo. F...
1031 Union Av.N.(Hlffhl'd) WoodVn KS
270 Stark M-2828
.811 Buchanan Bldg M-1290
zii commercial mag.., M-1606
LEATIIER AND FINDINGS
CH ARLEslTAsTIC ft CoTRONT
and Oak eta., leather and aklns of
every .description for all purposes; sole
ami tap cuuers; nnamgs.
Thompson ft Swan (Vancouver, Ws.). . .306 Swetland Bldg , M-8039
Wilbur. R. M 110 Second A A M-8KK0
wora. i. ni zju Hiarx M-46C1
wcue ac -o.. j. u sua cnaraoer or com.... A-Z356 M-4664
5IONEY TO LOAN
33$33l3333333S33333 83lS318tt3328383833
MONEY MONEY MONEY
WHY BE HARD UPT
SALARY LOANS
TO HONEST EMPLOYES.
GIVE" Your Note; "GET" 310 to 8100,
"ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY.
Everything Strictly Confidential.
WHAT MORE COULD l'OU ASKT
STATE SECURITY CO.,
"SIGNS THAT
land Sign Co.. 187 Stark. Pacific 1596.
v SEWING .MACHINES.
A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME! BOX
top machines from 34 to 38; drop- gx. JOHNS.
r?4 JLrjr ate,t styles, from 310 to Downey Co 108 Jersey E-8188
322 These are spot cash prices only. King & Gillmore Jersey Union 4068
wv..,, , Wmv i jiusvra, un v. , iunfe Jersey . h.-R l kd
rmiin, ju. 11 rturiingion .
Wolcott. O. P 401 8. Jersey
E. Morrison, near Grand ave.
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
NEW AND SECOND HAND 6HOW-
cases always In stock; also made to
Order. Aorne Showcase Co.. 14 7th.M 1661
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
tion; bank, bar and store fixtures
xne L.utxe .Mrg, to.
BANKS.
IT
maxle to order,
333l3S3l$$333333333 3$33ttt333SSS2323tS THE JAMES I. MARSHALL MFG. CO..
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- showcases, cabinets, store and office
Die and othera unnn thoir nn fixtures. 289 Couch st. Pacific 2181.
without security: oheapeet ratea, eaalest R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AGT. M.
rNITED STATES NATIONAL RANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
jvortnwest comer inira ana uax (streets.
Transacts a General Banking Business. DRAFTS Issttkt avti.hi-. -
All Cities of the United States and Europe, Hongkong and Manila; Collections
made on Favorable Terms.
President J. C. AINSWORTH I Cashier R. w. SCHMEER
Vice-President R. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier w A. HOLT
Aaslstant Cashier A. M. WRIGHT
payments; offices In 60 nrinclDal cltiea:
save yourself money by getting our
terms first
TOLMAN. 223 Ablngton Bldg.
106H Third street.
HAVE MONEV Trt t.rtiN nv pnuT.
land rea; esate. . Security in sums
Winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bldg.
STREET PAVING
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, sidewalks and cross-
lngs. 314 Lumber Exchange.
ADD ft TILTON, BANKERS Portland, Oregon.
W. M. LADD. C. E. LADD.
Transact a General Banking Buainess. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Established 1859.
J. W. LADD.
nLnTl 'i.00,05?0 .on -5.lown THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
,.fZ.; Vw" mi ! on of Portland. Office 655 Worcester blk.
i.iucui,, iiiuiiciii, irnini consiaer
Address
ood .timber i and farm loans.
journal.
SAFE3
Savings books Issued on savings deposits. Interest paid on time deposits.'
HE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Established 1864. Head Office, San Francisco
Capital paid up 34,000,000 I Surplus and undivided profits J10 163 878
General Ranking and Exchange Buainess Transacted. Interest on Time
Deposits. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened of $10 and un-
R. MACREA.: Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL. . . Ass't
-. I; . I i - . t i .' f ' I .
i .t.t, X,UV . . ' i . . 'If .
Miss Helen Dixon, "whose photo la shown here, embezzled $13,000
from the Second Christian church at Bloomlngton, Illinois. '
WM.
Manager
WALTZ. TWO-STEP." "THREE
: step" and stage dancing; lessons 26c;
seven ladies and gentlemen teachers.
Prof. Wal Wlllson's school, office and
linn 1J, oeiiing-mraun uiu., hohtj
Wash., dancing taucht by mall.
PROF. RINGLET DANCING ACADEMY.
s atvtcub Pviivtri tisusn ui ni" i-
fgas otiir IS- Morrison, none.
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS JSVKRY.
J- Afternoon, 1:3? to 4. Murlark hall.
Aash. at 23d. Prof, carter, principal.
MMISN'SaITCING ACADEMY, mul-
; key bldg., Sa and Morrison sts.
DRESSMAKING
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESSMAKING,
shirtwaist suits and evening gowns
a specialty. 805 Jefferson, corner 5th,
room 88 and 87. pnone panno zi.
EXPERIENCED DRESliTtf AkER
wishes engagements by the day. Miss
Larsen. Phone Main S865! A-3865
Umr uofmaister Teaches fTrst
elaan cutting with storey a ladles
tailoring system. 670 Couch st
MISS B. , A. APPERMAN, CORSETS
made to order; all work guaranteed.
425 Morrison. j
DRESSMAKING, PLAIN SEWING;
. prices reasonable. 23 Union ave..
room 26.
DRESSMAKING, 467 -7TH ST.; GOOD
work, low rates, pnone Main 7118.
. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL
IV. M. MILLER. V.S.. VETERINARIAN,
2 N 8tW st. Office 327 Flanders.
Phone Main 7846.
CARNEY'S VETERINARY HOSPITAL
for horse and dogs. zs unsan st
Phone Main 1484. '
St EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Japanese Employment Office
f,. ', Pnone Pac 1641
-249 Cmch St. -
laa, LAKOE AND SMALL DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
aiuuunia on a-ooa reai estate security. Laree Unes carried. Lock-outs opened.
ww rate or interest. E primrnr a i t.-i,. Ah. .t.i ..ii,. nn,h
-.. room i. Muixey oiatf, za.ana Mor- phones. J. B. Davis. 8d.
KIREPROOF ANn RANK SAFES AT
ouma ur ai.vuu factory nrlcpa. Kenond-hand sarea
cent, on improved The Mosler Safe Co., 108 2d st.
rlson.
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 Assistant Cashier.
Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued.
Available to All Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty.
100.000 TO LOAN IN I
of more, 6 to 7 per a
ealty. M. Q. Griffin.
realty. M. G. Griffin. 2(t Stark
SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI
dential; easy to get arid easy to pay.
T. A. Newton, 611 Buchanan hlrtg.
MORfdAGES. FIRST OR SECOND
liens and other real estate securities
discounted. H. E. Noble, Commercial blk.
QUICK LOANS ON ALL" SECURITIES."
TYPEWRITERS
M. 6100.
JIT. MATTES tlfNTUn TtEPATREn
sold. P. D. C. Co., 231 Stark. Tel. 1407!
TOWEL SUPPLY
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soap, 81 per month. Portland
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland. Or, Oldest National Bank on Pacific Coast
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 11,500.000.00, ( DEPOSITS. 314,000,000.00
A. L. MILLS President I W. C. ALVORD Assistant Cashier
J. W. NEWK1RK Cashier B. F. STEVENS. .Second Ass't Cashier
TRUST COJIPANIES.
8. W. King. 45 Wash. bldg.
r?f w0Aim'i0 oAU PS3 Laundry ft Towel Supply Co.. 9th and
of seourlty, V. lloll. R. 9. Wash, bldg Couch sts. Phone 410
ixuaijiviAiis; LUANa, 15 TO 35,000. ON
5eu,!:"8' J,-.EckrB0.1. & ?- TRANSFER AND HAULING
"""" Bintwn Diajt. raciric J331. I
SECURITY SAVINGS & TRUST CO 266 Morrison Street, Portland, Oreeon.
Transacts a General Banking Bu&lness. 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 I U A. LEWIS First Vice-President
X L. MILLS .... Second Vice-President It U. JUBITZ S ecr e tarv
GEO. E. RUSSELL Assistant Secretary -relary
MONEY TO LOAN, LARG" LOANS A C. O. PICK OFFICE 88 1ST ST.. BE-
speclalty, building loans; lowest rates; tween Stark and Oak sts.; phone 696.
fire Insurance. W. G. Beck, 312 Failing. Pianos and furniture moved and packed
IJONEY TO LSaW rttsi rjirtrS ftirfiVl for shipping; commodious brick ware-
ity. R. F. Brvan. 606 Chamher f house with separate iron rooms. Front
r. - , . . i nnt. I 'la . . b , a
ioramercB, main 1365. v.r q-q-
OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO.
tate security. Chas. Stout 61S Com. uenerai transier ana storage; sates.
M
DONDS AND INVESTIENTS.
ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building.
Municipal, Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds.
wiKTirn tuna ta t-i aaa. ttt. t tm
vuao. ovuul ora iviu- i , , , ... l.4
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 8T
merelal blk.
HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL LOAN
limited ims on real estate. A. C.
Dayton, attorney, 718 Cham, of Com.
i Wish to loan about io,ooo on
. mortsrasres. P-119. Journal.
SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT
mvSSX Ovcrbeck & Cooke Company I cZXlc
and 1st. Phone Main 647. A-2247. GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON, STOCKS AN
ROSE CITY TRANS CO. ALT. OR- WE DO A STR1CCLY COMMISSION RT1SI
Employes' Loan Co., 716 Dekum.
LOaVNf FOR THE ASKING4 SALARY OR
CTiattei. -tne juoan Co.. 410 Dekum.
IN .SUMS OF 2,000 TO 20,000
ti.
W. Goddard, 110 2d ist.
MUSICAL
y,;. c. K Hansen, Jt. :
K v EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. -Men.
8 N. 2d. Main 1526.'
I -iyomen, 843 Wash st. Main 2693.
Helo supplied free to employers. - ,
PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1206 Morrison et... .Phone Pacific 339
27 N. 2d st ...... ..'Phone Pacific 1300
2d st
TiTiivrr-cirV V,.V . i r rrrTt3 Art
help supplied. Main 4659. 286 Everett
ENGRAVERS
,!ms1gners ANDJOTOENC
I rs, Nelsw ftConnaway. 109 id, M. 7319.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ;
MANDOLIN VIOLIN, BANJO. GUI
tar Instruction: private lessons onlv:
Gibson mandolins. Weber's studio.
489 Washington st.
PIANO. VIOLIN, cornet: TROM
bone, clarinet. Professor E. A. Smith.
292 12th st Home A-3360: M. 4703.
EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO FT
utaxar sevciK, -violin and viola
teacher. 834 fine. Tel. Pacific 2989.
TEACHER OF PIANO WISHES T"5
rent part time in studio. A-116. Jour.
nal. '
GLADYCE BAKER. PUPIL OF W W."
Graham, violin lessons, 493 Columbia
st. pnone Main otiv. .
kANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO. T.
Parker, suite 42, Milner bldg, 350
Morrison.
Louis a. CREIT2. Teacher 69
violin, 211 Sherman, cor. 1st Pac. 189,
ROSE CITY TRANS. CO. ALL OR
ders given prompt attention. E. 2159;
res. m. 1371. j. c. Flndley, manager,
(Members Chicago Board of Tr.w i
nniij.li kim. , , u j r: '
"""i near vvasnington.
WE DO A STRlCCLt COMMISSION RIJSINESs
Continuous Markets by Private Wire. Quick Service.
PENINSULAR EXPRESS & BAGGAGl
Transfer, 247 Alder st. -Main 2171.
OREGON TRANSFER CO., 134 N. 6TH.
wain o, j-ieavy naming ana storage.
Independent baggage & trans-
fer Co. Storage 824 Stark. Main 407.
X7 Tig TtTVrCrtVT I-DIKTCVD A Xrt . ' T3 V '
,t . .umiaui.i inAimf .rv ah u
press. 23 Union ave. Eas. 4441. B-lOOj
1PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED,
uosgrove uros.. sob let st Main 2215.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD.
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING
LEAVING PORTLAND.
Roseburg Passenger
Cottage Grove Passenger.
California Express
San Francisco Express.,.,
WEST SIDE.
CorvaWs Passenger .......
Sheridan rassentser
Forest Grove Passenger.
Forest Grove Passenger.
Southern Pacific.
8:15 a. m.
.4:15 p. m.
7:45 p. m.
12.00 night
ARRIVING PORTLAND.
Oregon Express 7-KK
6:80 p. m.
Roseburg Passenger
runinaa express
LESSONS 60O PIANO. GUITAR. MAN
dolln, violin. Mrs Martin, 43 1st
MIXES AND INVESTMENTS.
FOR SALE ON EASY PAYMENTS, IN
sums to suit, 10-year 7, per cent, first
mortaaee told bonds. In denomination
of $50 each; 10 per cent rash, and 10
per cent montniyf win m lotr of
one or more; for particulars call or ad
dress L. De Lashmutt room 13. Raleigh
CACIFIO ELECTRIC - CO. rr ENGI
neers, contractors, repairers, electrlo
.Iriug. aupplies. 94 1st cor.' SUrk.
Main 669. It H.' Tate, Mgr.-
.V ESTERN ELECTRIC , WORKS, -' 1
r 6th St. Contractors, eleetrlo supplies,
sotora and dynamos; .we Install plants.
; OSTEOPATHIC: PHYSICIANS
PR, LILLEBELLE PATTERSON' SPE
cialist on nervous, acute and chronic
diseases. 217 Fenton bldg. Pacific 1190.
DR. R, B. NORTBRUP, 416-J6-17 DBS
- kum bldg., 3d and Washington sis.
rhone Mala 319. ' JiUamlaatlou Xroe, -
BIJOU UPHOLSTERY. 127 11TH ST..
near Washington; high grade hair
mattresses 320; all silk floss mattresses
liv. We manufacture all kinds of pil
lows. Phone Main 6196.
Portland to Dallas
Portland to Dallas
WEST SIDE.
. 7:00 a. m. Corvallls Passenger
. 4:10 "p. m. Sheridan Passenger
.11:00 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger"
. 6:40 p. m. Forest Grove Passenger.
Jefferson Street Depot.
. 7:40 a. m. il Dallas to Portland
4:15 p. m. Dallas to Portland .
.11:15 p. m.
. 6:35 p. m.
.10:30 a. m.
8.00 a. m.
. 2:50 p. m.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A, GUNST & CO-
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
rORTLA ND, OREGON.
10:15 a. m.
r.irn-Portland suburban Leaving Portland at 6:20 n m " V..I,.p-.m-
during morning and afternoon. Last tram leaves depot for Oswego at 11-30
P- m. ,.
EVERDING & FARRELL, PRODUCE
and commission merchants, 140 Front
St., Portland, ur. ynone Main 179.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC-
turlng Co. 'Manufacturers of furni
ture for the trade. Portland, Or.
WADHAMS & CO., WHOLSESALE GRO
- cers, manufacturers and commission
merchants. 4tn ana oaK sts. - -
ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND
.produce merchants. Front and Davis
Sts., portiana. ur.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS-
ware, ri.ci, ,v.t ruruksa,
Or. 1
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS SL'PPLx1
Co., barbers' supplies, barbers' furni
ture, barbers' chairs. 10th and Morrison.
NEUSTADTER BROS., M'ANUFACTUR:
era and wholesale men's furnishing
goods. 6th and Ankeny. Portland.-Or. -
BATES-WIGHT CO CALENDARS, AD
vertislng novelties. 160 4th st.-. 7 '
Tacoma and Seattle Exp... 8:30 a.m.
North Coast & Chicago Llm. 2:00 p. m.
Overland Express 11:46 p. m.
.Northern Pacific.
North Coast Limited
Portland Express
Overland Express
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company.
7:00 a. m.
4:16 p. ni,
8:16 p. m
Pendleton Passenger . . . .
Chlcago-PorUand Special
Spokane Flyer .....
Kan. City & Chi. Exp..,
, . 7:15 a. m.
. 8:30 a. m.
. 8:15 p. m.
.,6:00 p. m.
opunane iyer i !) .
Cfil., Kan. City A PoVt Exp lit t
Chicago-Portland Special
. ui u,ua x-assenger
8:60 d. m
6:16 p. m.
JOUI WANTJ ADS PAT
DEO 1 WS. t" v -.f1' .
Astoria Express
Astoria & Colombia River.
:00 a. m. II Astoria & Pnri
6:00 p. m. II Portland Express
Astoria and Seaside Exp... :00 a. m. Astoria & Port. Passenger.l 3:15 t. m.
.10:00 p. ni.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co,
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spok. 7:00 p. m.
Via Seat, Vic. & Vancouver, 2:00 p. m.
Via Rimas H;46 P- "
Portland Ry., Light & Power Co
Cars Leave Ticket Office and Waltlng-
Koom. rirsi ana aiuci "'i
OregoVi City-4:00. 6:25. 7:00, 7:35,
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spok. 8:00 a m
X Van- Vic. and Seattle. 8:16 o m
10:55 p. m.
Via Sumas and Seattle
8:10. 8:45, 9:20, 9:5b, iu:au, u yo, ji:u
a. m!; 12;16. 12:50, 1:25, 2:00, 2:35. 8:10,
8:45, 4:80, 4:65 5:30. 6r05 6:40, Y:i;,
f 0. 8 ;26. t-00. 10:00, 11 :00, 12 :0 p. m.
ov,a;2o. w.v, rv.uv, n.,i.,v, k
np.ih.rn Rnrlrur- Kaele Creek. Esta-
'eada, Caaadero, Falnrlew andTroutdala
7-an s-a ii-in m- I'll! 1(H
r 1:44, f:lf p.;nuM:;viS cJ
t FOR VANCOUR.
.Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec
onal and Washington streets.
1:15. 8:25, I0:3i, lj:46.
' . , On- third Menday in every month
last car loaves Vt 7:05 p. nu . - ,
DaUyex. uiw i5afly.llIoa.
GRAVEYAEDS OF GOLD.
t
Mohammedans Refuse to Patronize
Savings Banks and Hoard Treasure.
Ex-Attache in Chicago Tribune.
The Koran strictly prohibits usury,
denouncing it as one of the most un
pardonable offenses, and owing to this
Mohammedans have for more than
12 centuries abstained from ever lend
ing money out at Interest,- and have
refused to make use of hanking in
Btitutiona, hoarding their gold, as more
easy of concealment and as less liable
to confiscation and seizure than lanl.
As an Illustration of the sentiment of
the Moslems about the matter. I may
state that of the more than 20.000 de
positors of the savings banks of Egypt
last year less than 2,000 were Moham
medans, of the Europeanlzed 'and es
sentially modern-minded sort, and even
they, while willing to leave their money
In. the coffers of the bank absolutely
refused to touch a cent of the Inter
est accruing to them, or to allow It to
bo placed to their credit.
The chief dignitaries of the Moslem
faith and the highest authorities of
Islamic law at Cairo have now, thanks
to the efforts of Lord Cromer prior to
his leaving Egypt decided that there
was no objection to devout followers
of the prophet making use of banks
and analogous institutions and to their
receiving non-usurious rates of Inter
est for their deposits. But this pro
nouncement is or relatively recent date,
and generations will pass away before
any success Is achieved in weaning the
people from that practice of hoarding
to wnicn tney nave oeen accustomed
for more than 12 centuries.
Mohammedans and oriental countries
have often been described as the
"graveyards of gold," (in the sense that
they swallow up tne yellow metal, re
moving It from circulation. This la
especially the case in India, where the
80,000,000 .Moslems constitute the most
prosperous and influential element of
tne population or tne empire, 'mere,
as elsewhere, their wealth is repre
sented not by bonds and stocks, but by
hoards of the yellow metal, and in i
lesser degree of jewels, which const!
tute merely another form of currency
and which their owners, holding aloof
from banks and financial Institutions,
conceal In all sorts of strange hiding
places, usually unaer grouna.
During the lust 40 years the Im
ports of gold Into India have exceeded
the exports by over 31,000.000.000 that
Is to say, 1,000 million of dollars. These
are not only most conservative figures,
but necessarily extremely Incomplete,
and It Is possible that the real sum s
double or treble that amount. No trace
of the money is to be round in the
financial institutions of India. As
pointed out -bv Thomas Jefferson Hur
ley of the American Institute of Min
ing Engineers in nis pampniet on tne
gold production of the world, published
some 10 years ago, "There Is a yellow
stream flowing Into India year Dy year.
There Is no end to that stream: It 1
always flowing. The money does, not
reappear In the Indian banks. The soil
of India absorbs the golden flood. Just
as the sands of the desert swallow the
overflow of the great rivers.-
When It is remembered that this work
of absorption has been going on with
little interruption for 10 centuries and
still continues already In 1699 the
French envoy, Bernler, In a report to his
government dated from Delhi; wrote
that "the gold of the world after cir
culating for some time finally, flows
into India as Into an abyss, from which
there Is no return" It Is possible to
form soma faint idea of the colossal
amount of treasure that is comprised
in the hidden hoards of that country.
CNT GET OYER DREAM.
Surgeon Still Haa a Nightmare-of
Losing a Job of 80 Years Ago. ;
From the New York Sun.
One of the highest rated surgeon In
New York recently. was lrought Into a
little talk about dreams.' f . -. :"s -
A patient of the surgeon had said: A
"I should think, hacking away at folks
three and four times a day as you do,
that your dreams at night would be
pretty middling hideous. Should think
you'd waka up of mornings" not nly un
ref reshed but with, a mind " burdened
with tha memories of horrible dreams.''
.The surgeon laughed at that ,
"Wholly wrong," he said "I'm one of
tha hest sleepers on this Island. . Whon
I wake up, X usually fall whistling
within a minute or two. My wife fre
quently rebukes me for that She con
slders it's bad luck for a fellow to
whistle before breakfast. I think,
though, that her real reason for dis
couraging my morning whistling Is that
I have a poor ear for a tune and she
can t abide my music.
"Well, anyhow, I sleep between eight
and nine hours every night, and sleep. ;
too. like a coon dog full of cornhreai
and pot liquor. Rarest thing In the
world for me to dream at all. But when
I do dream, what do you suppose . "
The Prosperous sura-eon brok nft IntA
a little chuckle.
"My one dream, when t do dream," he
went on. "is a dream of fear that I am
going to lose the only job I ever hell
down before I went to work at mv pro
fession. When. I was a young fellow I
went to work as a clerk In a silk mill
over in Peterson. My father was a
struggling clergyman and there was a
whopping big family of us. All of us.
boys and girls, when we came to an age
to da anything had to nil In and haln.
We all got jobs somewhere.'
"My job paid me 38 a week. ; .It was
counted a prettv rood lob at that tlm .
As I remember It, X wasn't a poor sort
of clerk at all. At any rate I appeared
to give satisfaction to my employer. But
after I'd been working; at the job a year
os so and was all tied up trying to
learn how to be a surgeon a period of
depression fell upon the silk manlng
business in this country and the factory
where I clerked began to lay off hands.
Then, from operatives In the mill, office
hands began to be furloughed. I stuck,
but my tenure was very uncertain. Fel
lows at desks all around ma wera ret
ting their fateful layoff envelopes, and
tb.it of course kept me tn a state of con- -stSnt
panic. I needed the eight per
most distressfully, and the thought 'of
having It taken away from ine was
awful. It ran me down In i Health and
vitality.
"I dreamed every night during; that
somewhat protracted period of-suspense .
that I was jobless, and then I'd wake
up In a cold- sweat, but most' uncom
monly tickled to know every time that'
It had been but a dream. I never had
the nerve to go to my boss and ask .
him, ao's to get It off my mind, how
long he intended to permit me to hang
around on my -job, . Probably he
wouldn't have told me an v how. helnr
a worried man.'-- ; 1
"I know now, ; of course, that ' the ,
kindly boss really permitted me to hold
on to my job through all the trouble
for the silk Industry solely because ha
knew about my, circumstances, the sise
of the family of which I was one, and
about how I was studying to be a doc
tor. My work wasn't necessary to his
business at all through the silk depres
sion, and I was really , a pensioner. '
"After elaht or tan months th at Ik- . ;
business picked up, and the. laid off
hands and clerks were taken on araln. '
and -I . went ahead and got my sheep-
skin and eventually worked my way
into a practice,-''','" --'"'.." ! . -v,,-i.;'
"But .that one dream has never in
serted me. I do not take many chances
on damaging my health. But 'when
ever I do, at a class dinner-or. blowout
or soma social affair, over eat or over
smoke ' or something;,'- and then pass
through a ; night somewhat more rest
less than la usual with me. that's the :
one dream that ever comes back to ,
make me toss and turn over the dream
that I'm going to lose a job that I had
more than 30 years ago." v a,
, His Precious Half Dollar. ' "
From the Franklin Favorite. -"When
the confederacy . fell . Z sur
rendered at Ehreveport, Louisiana, an-l
was absolutely penniless, a stranger
la .' a ' strange land," among a strange
people, Isold v Harvey D. Wade, ' known
to averybody in Simpson "county and
one of the leading and, nost beloved
men of Franklin, ; "T erder to satisfy
a gnawing appetite I sold the only ct.
I then possessed, receiving therefor live
silver half-dollars.- With one repur
chased food and her Is tbe other,
5 "The thought struck ma that as the ,
f reat ijause for which I had fought had
ailed it . behooved me to at Once set
about tha work of making a nvairabi
eltiaen In Ahe land of nijf birth, an I
concluding; that if I coma get now i
the aid of only 60 cents I coui i ai
arrive without using It . I 4errm",-
to make the effort I reached tf, .
with the half-dollar' in my pofket. i
tn an effort to got a slart In the i
i .7' ., .nm. trfcfV try ill : -
ences. but at no time durti. the d-n -est
hour of my poverty d '';' ''
did I ever eooaenc to jan -wii
half-dollar -Whlct) cam' to-m tf '
ale of ray la t -coat at a t. v-'.--i
desolation,, and Ot'i afr' v.?re " .-..
possession of a eaiiivUcrute aii.r.'