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Newspaper Page Text12. 1S03. ..-.TUB ii i i i-ni r nitT-'T- ; Thursday evening.' . mabch i i i . . !.. ,... - i a i ; ii . , . -' , i i i i i i ii -T- . , , ' ' 1 7 . A JilllES FIIIE ill Bark Albyn Comes From Col- lao, Teni, in Even t ' i H ; Forty Pays. BELIEVED TO BE V';'V f RECOBD VOYAGE ' :" 1 . . Arrive Voder Charter to Carry Ianv br to South Africa Cement ' ladco Frrnrh Hark and Britisher . la Ballast Also Iteach Columbia. -' ' Wnat It believed to be the record rov er frew Callao. Peru, to the Columbia ,. rtvwwas completed i when ,h RmmIn trk Ibfn cams Into tha bay B4. Cropped anchor iff Astoria. Sh had been out exactly 40 days. Ordl rarlly' the voyage consume from JO to day. Tne JM'orn romti In ballast under . charter to the. Pacific Export I.umtxr company to carry a cnrco of lumber to - South Africa. She will be the first vewsel to sail from here for the dura ?-ontlnnt for some time apd bee"''?0 " will be ona of the first of Its kind to r there for several months, South Af rica having bought little lumber bere Of late for aome reason or other. The Albya'a performanre created ' much excitement among ahlpplna mn and noae was more surprised than the chartering fir which erctd her here bout tha first of next month, when J informed that the vessel bed readied ; Jtstorlo. they could hardly believe It Two other windjammers renchefl the ' river Uat night, the British ahlp JTlan llurhanan from Santa Rosalia, and the French bark Ernest Legouve, from Lon don. The Clan Buchanan made a good run, coming from the Mexican port In 14 days. . The Ernest Lee-ouve occupied 10 days coming from London with a cargo ' t eemtnt. She started at the same time as the French bark Pierre Lotl, which arrived here aeveral weeks ago and la on her way back to Europe with sv cargo of wheat . The Errteft Iegouve .cornea consigned to Balfour, Ourtirlo A Co. and waa char tered for the round, voyaxe. ao that aha Will carry wheat back to Europe. , i wi m a' ' ASTORIA MAKLNE NEWS. . V : New Boata Cornpleted and Old Onca Transferred. - , (tpedal OlatMtck to Tbe JearaaL) - A.inrin. Dr., March 12. A blU of aale !-Sr-aji filed la the cuatom-houae thla were drowned after tha lifeboat waa Mhed? that Captal William Jflna blew hla bralna out the cook ,aa kHled on deck and two aal ora In the i aeemd b2al mere drownei. KT JHI m rai he will go to aea again, In aplte of hla thrilling experience, but pa fore dn ao he will vlalt hla parenta In CaUfamla. OFF FOU UNITED KINGDOM. Iirltlah Wrk Crown of Ccrnunj Carrie Dlff Cargo, The Brltlah bark Crown of Germany cleared yeaterday afternoon for Euroi with 141.14J buahela of wheat, valued at im.OUO, and left down tha river. Thla morning ahe reached Aatorla, ana ha mlrht at to aea before evening, The next veaacl to clear from here with wheat will be the Brltlah ateamer Oryfevale. which la flnlahlng her caro today at Oceanic dock, The Gryfavale goea to Hongkong. . . ,n The Norwegian ateamer Tricolor will finish loading lumber at the mllla of the Eaatern Uatern Lumber company to morrow or Maturduy. It will be about a month before the American bark Acme completea her cargo of lumber at the villa of the Portland Lumber company. FEBRUARY SHIPBUILDING. Sixty New Veaaela Added to Ameri can Merchant Marine. The bureau of nvlgatlon reporte 0 veaaela of 18.18J groae tone 'built In the 1 tilted Statea and official! jm aum bered In Febraarr. theae 11 tona were uH and at of lt.277 tona were ateam. The largeat waa .he ateamer Lnrllne. built at WP' for the Mataon Navigation company, ahe la of B.9J groaa tona. " the Hat come two veaala for the great iakea trade, and fourth la the Inter laland Steam Navlgaton ateHmer Mauna Kea 1.66t tona. buUt at Baa Eran-claco. M1RINB INTKLLIGEITCB. mnrnlr wherebv the Callander Navlgs tlon company tranafera the ateamer We- i, nona to W. E. Hull, John jonnaon anu . tmnmr Olann for the aum of 19.000. The euato i department haa complet II d the official meaaurement of the new . gaaolina boat, Jotw i u., aa roiiowe; .. fneth. (11 feet: beam. Il l feet: depth, la tt inrmm. s a-raaa. IS net Bhe la equipped with a tO-horeepower engine and will be taken to Juneau, Alaska, to . ta uaed aa a cannery tender. The North Bnore xranaportation com '1 rany held a meetlg of the atockholdera II laat evening and decided to lncreaae Ua capital atock from l.00O to ItO.OOO. " The company intenda to purchase other ; boata to run In connection with their , new ateamer Oeneral Waahwigton on the Xeep river run, and will extend lta op- eratlone In other runs. II The ateamer F. 8. Loop cleared at the L custom-houae today for Ban Franolaea with a cargo of 100.000 feet of lumber, loaded at , fha Tongue, Point company'a mm. ' ' The schooner W. F. Jewett cleared to 1 day for Redondo with a cargo of 400,006 . feet pf lumber.'loaded at Gobi , V ONLY FOUR SURVIVORS. fj Mate of American Ship Tillle E. Star- buck at New York. , (United Pre" Leaaea Wlrall -M New Tork, March 12. How he spent 4 days In an open boat and waa matched from death on aeveral occa 'r aiona Is the aubject of a thrilling etory that William Kuhlman, aeoond mate of the American ahlp Tillle E. Btarbuck, la l4 relating today. ' " . Only four of the M men who left New York on the Starbuck, April t, live to tell the awful atory of the wrecking of the boat. Kuhlman. who haa arrived fcere, aaj-a that when the Starbuck waa wrecked in the Antarctic ocean i0 men Edward Detallle, Fr. bk Bomnieratad, Nor. aa Btrathblane. Dr. aa Mareohal Davont. Fr. bk... Moller, Fr. bk Nereua, Qer. bk Numnntla,, Uer. aa.. Alliance. Am. aa. . . . Crown of India, Br. bk. i f . Bag-alav XJar Xme to Arrive. Hanalel. San Frajiclaco "arch 14 Breakwater, Cooe Bay .... c1', !? Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook M"rc; J Roae City. San Francleco J'""" i! Alliance. Coos bay March 1. ( W. Elder. 5an Pedro vManLh ii Senator. San Francleco Vfk " Roanoke, Han Pedro and way.. March .4 Arabia, orient APT" ? Nloomedla, orient Mar l Aleala. orient NumantUv. orient July l BeraUr zaaera to Depart. Roanke. San Pedro and way. .March II Aniance- Cooa Bay March IS NumanUa. orient .-.,4inrcn Arabia., orient. lAprll 1 Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. .. .March li Hanalel, San rranciaco ,.anji Breakwater. San Franclaeo ....Mch. IS n. w viAmr Rnn Pedro ....March 19 Senator, Ban Francisco , w Nlcomedta. orient fr ; alexia, orient Teasels ta Fwt, Bt Nicholas. Am. ah....... Aatorla Berlin, Am. ah V ?1bU Heury Vlllard. Am. sh. ..... . .Bt. Johns Acme, Am. sh. Portland Lbr. Ca Hrvfevale. Br. as Oceanic Arctic Stream, Br. aa Oceanto John A. Campbell. Am. eon. ... Aaiorm Jardanhlll. Br. ah Linn ton Crown of Germany. Br. ah Stream Alice Marie, Fr. m. .......... -warim- Andre Theodore, Fr. bk.. Columbia No. 2 Jules Oommea, Fr. bk Greenwich Tricolor. Nor. ss E. W. Mills Hoche. Fr. bk Mill atree: nnlnnn. Nor. bk 4 Elevator Ccllunna, Br. bk Coal bunkers Rrnrinrtrk Caatle. Br. ahlD Astoria Alice MacDanald. Am. sen Astoria, . . Astoria . . Stream . .Linn ton Aatorla . . . .Dolphins Stream Banfleld Alblna .Couch street fit m Varhnna Br. bk. ... Montaomery ro. a Leyland Bros., Br. ah .Aatorla M. Turney, An. ach ......Astoria Roae City, Am. as Alnsworth Roanoke, Am. as Martina Klng'Cyrua, Am. ach Preacott Albyn. Bus, bk Aatorla Erneat Legouve, Fr. bk Astoria Johan Poulaen, Am. ss Kalania jfa Beats to toad L amber. Echo, Am. bktn. Callao A. M Campbell, Am. sch Reaondo St Helens, Am. ah San Frarrelaco Northland. Am. as San Francisco Melville Dollar, Am. sa...8an Franclaeo Irene. Am. ach. Redondo Ravalli. Am. aa San Franclaeo Albert Meyer, Am. sch.. San Franclaeo Churchill, Am. ach Keelung K-elburn, Br. bk .MoJUlones Ba Boats With Cement and General. Eugene Rergallna, Fr. bk. Antwerp Cornll Bart Fr. bk, Antwern aKarfovle. Br. ah. Antwer Edmund Roatad, Fr. bk. . .Iondou Emanuele Accama. It bk Hamburg Asgard. Nor. ahlp Antwerp BldartFr. bk...., Antwerp Albert Rlekroers, Oar. bk Antwerp Clan Graham. Br. so. Cardiff Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk....... Antwerp Vlncennes, Br. sh. Antwerp dael, Fr. bk ...London Coal Balpa Ba Boats. Ancaloa. Br. ah..... Newcastle, A. Mlndoro Am. sch. .Newcastle. N. a W. Agnea OewalJ, Br. sh....NewcaaHe. A. Hatuinet fir. ss Newcastle, A. Tramp Btaameta Ba Boats. Strathflllan. Br. as. . .Vancouver. B. C Aker. Nor. sa San Pedro Minerva, Nor. aa ....j. Panama Strathgyle. Brltlah aa.... San Francisco Needles, Br. aa... Magdalena Bay Inversklp, Br. ss San Francisco Ela, Nor. as. Quay mas Ba Boats la Ballast to toad rain. Celtlo Chief. Br. sh .....Honolulu Alsterkamp. Ger. sh Caleta Colosa Charlea Gounod. Br. bk..8an Francisco Cambusdoon. Br. sll Calota Caloaa Earl of Dunsmore. ir. an vauoo Bonchamp. Fr. bk. San Franclaeo Celtlrbiim. Br. bk, Santa Roaalla Rher Falloch. Br. sh. . . . . .Talcahuano Jaeobaen, Fr. bk. San Franclaeo Dynatnone. Br. sh ,San Franclaeo Manx Klnr. Br. ah i aural Wore proof that Lydl E. Pla" ham'i Vreetable Compoand r3 tore women to normal health. M rs. Mattie Copenhaver, of 315 So. 8 lt St, x'areons.KaiiB writes: " For two years I suffered from the worst formsof feminine Ilia, until I waa almoat driven frantic. Nothing but bop phlne would relieve ma. Lydiak. lTak ham'a VegeUble Compounil brought ma health and happineaa, and made me a weU woman. Every sick woman ahould benefit , bj my eiparianea, FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For tbirtr years Lydia E. Tint' ham'i Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female Ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements Inflammation, Ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irrepilarities, periodic pains; backache, that bear, ng-down feeling, flatulency, indiges tion,(liz7ine8a,oriiervous prostration. Why dontyoutry it? Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Plnkhatb if there U nihn? about your sickness you do not understand. he wUl trtyour letterinconfldence andadTiseyou free. No woman ever regretted h and heriltlM OX tier vast experler.ce she has helped thousands. Address, Lynn, Jlass. bury mm OF HI I IERS Chinese Hold Elaborate Ser vices Over IJcmains of Murdered Oriental. m We fairlv startled tlic trade by our Cut Price AnnouncemcnUhc first of the week! Here m wcjj's besi. ai ; : ;; SPRING SUITS $12.50 Couldn't be touched fUewhert for less than twice'the money; masterly line giv style; high grade mtri1 give durability; brown, blue, black, n.vy; all erfli-fttting. SEPARATE SKIRTS $4.98 Black Panamas, new plaited styles, with wide, fold trim wingrsplendid quality t twice the prK would Jurdly dup licate them. SILK WAISTS $2.15 White and black Chjna Silk, daintily elabo rated with lace and inaertion. Summery and pretty for dressyywear. Ladies should tee these. SPRING JACKETS $7.50 New covert and gnay, sembox cut ; also black and white check Beauties. SILK RAINCOATS $18.50 Stripes, plaids, plain colors, in blue, tan, brown; best makes and materials; regular val ues up to $37.50. & rich find for any woman. TOURIST COATS $6.45 Oxford gray, long, in all sizes. A splendid rainy-day coat, and a bargain at this price. Ladies' Hose, all solid colors, lace and em broidered, on sale at, the pair 33f Special Hose assortment for boys, girls and ladies; plain and fancy colors, also embroid ered; on sale at this low price, the pair lQf? Long Silk Gloves, 16-button, all spring col ors, double tips, at this special price 91. SO Kid Cloves, 12-button, glace, russet and black only; on sale at, speciaj 955.38 Men's standard grade Underwear, in blue ; athletic neck; on sale at this low price Zut? Mt. Hood brand Madras Shirts, soft, separ ate Cuffs, light and dark colors, garm't 57 Men's French Percale Shirta. in stripes and fancy colors; Nos. 16, tfy and 17, at. ,38 Mt. Hood BoyV Shirts, sUes to U lOtf SILK PETTICOATS $3.98 All colors and black, with, double ruffle; a good grade of lilk, and wall nude. One of our biggest cuts. POPLIN WAISTS $2.19 Black and cream, trimmed in fine and larg tucks; -broad shouldersr nawaat ent. A splendid buy. Let -us shpw you these wsjsts. tiuvu;. -e SS8 NeCWai NaErebtl Steela; PATENTED Radfera Corsets, style 28, long, hip forms, new shape; on sale at this special price, ea..00 Warner Corset, style 131 long hips, new style; on sale at this special low price, each. J2,45 Sshlin Corset, perfect form, style ITS, with hose uworjef attachments, special at 1.00 Bearskin Coats, 1 year uo to ! years, each a- Lingerie .Waists, both tailored and embroidery trimmed, for 9?T lingerie Waists, aih tucks, lace and embroidery, at, each w..fl.T CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS Lingerie Waists, long sleeres, embroidery and tucks, at, each t'19 Corset Corera, made of fine cambric and lace trimmed, at, each Short Kimonos, pearl edge, all dainty tints, on sale, each oe The funeral of Lee Tai Hoy. the Chi neae merchant who wna murdered DJ hlahblmlers laat Saturday nlfht. waa held this afternoon and waa the occa alon of one of the largeat and moet elaborate ceremoniea of the kind ever held In . the Chlneae quarter. The remains, which have been at Fln ley'a undertaking- eetabllahment since the night of the tragedy, were taken to Lee Tal Hoy'e late realdenoe at The aoutheaat corner of Fourth and Pine atreeta at 1 o'clock and were there met by the family of the dead merchant, a great concourae of hla friends and by a retinue'of hired mournere. In front of the residence a pavilion hA h srerteri and within It was dis played the articles of the funeral feast. Including a whole roast pig and auch other articles of food aa are embraced In the list of Chinese table delicacies. The ceremoniea at the house were brief, the main portion of the funeral aervlcee being reserved for celebration at Lone Fir cemetery. Every available hark In the city naa own "" ' carry the mourners and friends or tne dead man to the cemetery, and the fu neral cortege which paraded the streets of the Chinese quarter made an Impos ing; appearance. A squad of police naa been detailed to preserve the peace and to make sure that the occasion was not made an excuse by the highbinders to precipitate a renewal of hostilities, which have been suspended since batur- daAfteqhthe ceremonies at Lone Fir cemetery are concluded the body is to be returned to the local undertaking es tablishment ana neia m tcally sealed casket pending shipment to china. Successful Dance. (SDedal Dtaoatch to The Joornal.) naweao March 12. The dancing party Kl?en b the ''Osmonnl Girls" at the grange tall Saturday night was a social Success Mrs- Bfuns served lemonade. LuncT'was also served by the young ladies of the society. ONE BANKER WHOSE NAME CAN BE BEAD a fl strain, cashier of the Flret Na tional bank at Kelso, haa a signature most appropriate for that of a baaker--the three "B a" are wrt JuatJJ the dollar sign. Mr. Strain la registered "Aolt tanker's" have signatures which -Mo!L more than characteristic BIO w.w.. they can't be read even by handwrrU Ing eaperta 'hlle Mr. Btraln a dollar signature la eharacterlatlc, at the aame time it Is plain and every initial, every letter, and each period, after the two Initials la as clear aa day that la. aun- hTher'efore Mr. Strain beara the dis tinction of having a particularly char acteristic banker's signature in the dollar-mark, and at the same time an oral, nary individual la able to make It oat without a microscope. MADAME BLAUVELT AT HEILIG FRIDAY Portland muslo lovers will be glvtn a delightful treat at the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth ana Washington atreeti. tomorrow. Friday night, when the fa moua American soprano, Madame Lillian Blauvelt, will ba heard In a grand con cert eong recltaL Thla celebrated sing er will te aaalated by the noted Eu ropean cellist, Albert Rosenthal, and, the brilliant pianist, Mlsa Edith Kel logg. Senator Isaac Stephenson of Marin" etto. Colon! William C Broader of Milwaukee, Congressman Henry Allen Cooper of Raclae, ana Atley Peterson of Soldier's Grove are slated aa the La Follette delegatea-at-la e from Wiscon sin to the Republican national convent lion. from and farituh ahio Clan Buchanan. a Anlled at 8 p. m. L'in, tnr Tillamook, ateamer F. 8. Loop, ir omi ....-. ArHvVdat 6:30 p. .-Kln rk Al byn, from Callao, and French bark Er nest LeKouve, from London. San Francisco. ar Urania. Nor. bk Valparaiso ! Ba "ZM-SteVmera W. S. Porter and , A boy with natural in-l- stincts will lead his , mother to the store that rr sells clothing for "real boys no sissy, girlish , . styles. Every boy big ' V enough to walk is big -7- enough to be clothed 'Vhere. 1 -i;:ili-LiON:i' CLOTMIWG CO a f r CuSltihnProp : , .166-168 Third St. V I . ,KtS wxsx oartx lafly'sSuitFree WITH EACH ORDER FO.R ;A ."'', . CfcVTLXMMJT SUIT. I J. TI :ACnESON CO. Howard D. Troop, Br. bk. ...San Pedro Oil Steamers En Doate. Geo. Loom la Am. as San Francisco Catania, Am. aa San Franclaeo ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The ateamer Breakwater left for Coos Bay last night. The steamer Roanoke leaves for San Pedro and way ports thla evening, sail ing from Martins dock The French bark Jules Gommes fin ished discharging at Greenwich dock this morning and will stilft to Mont gomery dock No. 2 tomorrow to begin' loading wheat. Anderson & Crow, shipllncrw, today received a letter from the Dunlop Steamship company, Glasgow, compli menting them on the quick dinpatch riven the British steamer yueen i.ouish when here lat fall for cargo or wheat for Europe. The Queen Louise was n k.iwMin Haturuav nieht and Mon- dav morning and was In the harbor only a 'few days receiving tho cargo, which measured nearly 7.90 tons. .(..aim ...hooner Johan Poulsen arrived In' the river this mornlnn from San Franclaeo. one ii - Northland, Captain Nllsson being ill a m Astoria; Mh. . Condition of. thi hnr at 8 a m . smooth; wind southwest, Ernies; wither cloudy. Tide, at As toria today: High water 8:60 a. m.. 7.5 feet 10:85 5. m.76.8 feet Low water SAO'l m. 4 feet; 8:86 p. m.. 0.8 foot. San FranolacoTTh -vessel topped on her way up the river to discharge a ":.-ii.J ynnniir for the north bank raid. She 1s' expected to bo in th bor this afternoon, r har- BIARtNR NOTES s. Arrived down dur ing the night and sailed at 7:45 a. m.--Steamer Washington, for Ban Francisco. Arrived down uuring na " mini salted at I l pi Steamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay. Arrived down at 8 a. m. British ehip Crown of, Oermanyi Sailed at a. m. French bark Emilia Galllne, ror Queenstown or Falmouth. Left np at 10-50 Brltlah Bfiln Clan Bnn cbsnan. v. ; v Sfe-Vlneen t.- March J.Arrired rpre viouaiy British steamer llerm . and StrathendHck, from Portland. " Astoria, Marcb 1L Arrived at l;J5 P- FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS tioa Trom Bnainaaa. 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Cleveland, Ohio (s). 6 per cent dividend. . Chillicothe. Ohio, 10 per cent dividend. Ottawa, Ohio, 1 per cent dividend. Oxford, Ohio, 6 per cent dividend. Newark, Ohio (q), 8 per cent dividend. Columbus, Ohio (q). 6 per cent dividend Adamsville, Ohio (q), 5 per cent dividend. Sidney, Ohio (s), 5 per cent dividend. Hamilton, Ohio, 8 per cent dividend. Toledo, Ohio (q), 4 per cent dividend. Black River, Ohio. Dayton, Ohio, 5 per cent dividend St. Mary's, Ohio, 6 per cent dividend. Ashland, Ohio (a). 6 per cent dividend. Hamilton, Mich., 33 per cent dividend. . Lake City, Mich., 14 per cent dividend. J Marquette, Mich., 10 per cent dividend. Alma, Mich, (q), 8 per cent dividend. Saginaw, Mich, (q), 8 per cent dividend. Bar Harbor, Mich, (q), 8 per cent dividend. Owosso, Mich., 8 per cent dividend. Adrian, Mich., 8 per cent dividend.- , Battle Creek, Mich., 8 per cent dividend. Grand Rapids, Mich, (q), 8 per cent div, Benzoins. Mich., 8 per cent dividend. ; Muskegon, Mich., 8 per cent dividend. ' Clearwater,' Mich., 8 per cent dividend. Cadillac, Mich., 8 per cent dividend. Allegany, Mich., 8 per cent dividefd. Parkersburg, W. Va., 20 per cent dividend. Huntington, W. Va., 5 per cent dividend. Wheeling, WVa. (), 6 per cent dividend. Lexington, ICy. (q), 6 per cent dividend. Louisville, Ky., 4 per cent dividend. La Grange, Ky., 4 per cent dividend. Collinsville, Conn., 6 per cent dividend. New Britain, Conn, (s), 6 per cent dividend. New Bedford, Mass. (q), 5 per cent div. Stockbridge, Mass., 5 per cent dividend. Fsll River, Mass. (q), 6 per cent dividend. Trenton, N. J., IS per cent dividend. FLemington, N. J., 5 per cent dividend. Atlantic City, N. J., 15 per cent dividend. Kansas City, Mo., 6 per cent dividend. Salt Lake City, Utah (q), 4 per cent div. Galva, Iowa, 20 per cent dividend. Crawford, Iowa, 10 per cent dividend. Marquota, Iowa, 10 per cent dividend. Shelby, Iowa, 8 per cent dividend. Slater, Iowa, 8 per eent dividend. Elmore, Iowa, 7 per cent-dividend. Shenandoah, Iowa, 5 per cent dividend. Nevada, Iowa (q). Des Moines, Iowa (s), 17 per cent dividend. Creston, Iowa (a). - Indianapolis, Ind., 8 per cent dividend. Connersville, Ind., 8 per cent dividend, Wabash, Ind., 8 per cent dividend. LaFayette, Ind., 6 per cent dividend. Dallesville, Ind., 4 per cent dividend. South Bend, Ind. (s), 4 per cent dividend. Fort Wayne, Ind. (s), 5 per cent dividend. Hudson, N. Y. (q), S per cent dividend. Hilton, N. Y. (s), 12 per cent dividend. Rochester, N. Y. (q), 6 per cent dividend. Wayne, N. Y. (q), 6 per cent dividend. Coxsackie, N. Y., 10 per cent dividend. Northwood, N. Y., 7 per cent dividend. Round Lake, N. Y., 6 per cent dividend. Cswego, N. Y., 6 per cent dividend. , Ravena, N. Y. (a), 5 per cent dividend. Waterville, N. Y. (a). 10 per cent dividend Seneca, N. Y., 6 per cent dividend. Albany, N. Y. (q), 4 per cent dividend. California, Pa. (q), 10 per cent dividend. Meyersville, Pa., 5 per cent dividend. Oil City, Pa., 6 per cent dividend. York, Pa., 10 per cent dividend. Philadelphia, Pa., 5 per cent dividend. Los Angeles, Cal., 5 per cent dividend. Riverside, Cal., 4 per cent dividend. San Diego, Cal., 4 per cent dividend. Galesburg, 111., 6 per cent dividend. Marion, III, 7 per cent dividend. Hebron, III. (a), 9 per cent dividend. 1 Princeton, 111., 4 per cent dividend. Belvedere, 111. (q), 10 per cent dividend. Jerseyville, 111., 9 per cent dividend. J Aurora, 111., 8 per cent dividend. ' Sycamore, 111., 8 per cent dividend. Maroa, 111. (a), 7 per cent dividend. Sandwich, 111. (s), 7 per cent dividend. Liconia, N. H., 6 per cent dividend. Is there any other investment on the market that can equal a showing to compare with Tele phone Bonds and Stock investments? This corporation is offering a, limited amount of their first mortgage six per cent gold bonds, together with 50 per cent in stock as a bonus. The bond draws its interest and the stock will draw its dividends, receiving a double revenue from a single investment. The following is a table based upon a thousand-dollar investment in this company: Amount of bonds'.. $1,000.00 Amount of interest coupons 1,200.00 Amount of stock (which is now given as a bonus) .. 500.00 Total security .. .....$2,700.00 5 AH of which each purchaser now receives for the investment of $1,000.00. Can any investor find an investment to equal the one we are offering? " FIRST -You receive a first mortgage bond as security. SECOND You are paid interest upon your investment. THIRD Your original investment is returned to you at maturity of the bond.. . - , FOURTH Your stock earns for you a portion of the profits made by this company, and when; bonds have paid inf terest, and corporation is in operation, your stock will be worth a greater price than its par value. . , The opportunity is extended to the small as well as the large investorto purchase a portion of -our first mortgage gojd bonds upon terms; to Literature will be mailed upon request, or call at 320 to 327 Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon, or by phoning Home Phone A1857, A2351 or Main 8115. . Don't fail to look into this offer. It will cost you nothing to get information. - r -,ij Washington Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. . 't -ft: ;'..iy"4