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THE; OREGON DAILY 'JOURNALS PORTLANDS MONDAY -EVENING, - MARCH-23, . 1003.
GENERAL REPAIRING
x o u n J 6 V f iVa" k u n N it uVc
cleaned, repaired nd polished very
month for II. I'linn Psclflo 10.
lUk HUUMhH. BICxCLK, KLSXITKIC
- ! aAil nllni rttulrlm ana un
driest kev-n.tlns.- 4 titark. M. 70S!.
I'AI.t 1 3, UIIj AAU ULAS9
V. E. BKACH CO. THB PIONEKK
Paint Co. Window glass and glaslng.
Its 1st Pnon Uii.
ILVCKS AND LIVERIES.
Jib STABLES. HACKS. LIVER T.
i Hoarding and sale; furniture moving;
Jtl Union ave.; Kant 113; night phon
Vain 6044. W. a. Hewstan. Prop.
HOTELS
HOTEL PORTLAND,
plan only. II. i aay.
EUROPEAN
H OlkL OR IXtON. EUROPEAN PLAN
TToTKt. IMPKRIAL. EUR, tl AND UH.
TERKINU EUROPEAN. $1 AND UP.
REAL ESTATE
J. M. PIttenger & Co.,
iti Russell at. Pbona E. 4641. Fir.
insurance, loans. real .state.
J. W. OOILBEiC REaTTESTATE AND
loans: nub. ItM. I46H Ut. room II.
ROOFING.
SHIP HAS TO PAY
CRElVFOft VOYAG
1
E
TIN ROOFING. OUTTIRINQ.
airing and general jobbing. Jr.
tit Jefferson at Pacific 1414.
REV
losll.
Coal Carrier Affected ,.
Scarcity of Sailors in
Newcastle.
RUBBER STAMPS ANU SEALS
flULVEIiEHK. European; 4th and Al.ier.
HELLKVUE. EUR. 4TH AND BALMON
HUMAN HAIR UOOD8.
ALSO ALL OrFICK STATIONERY. P.
D. C Co.. ill Stark. Tal. 1407.
31 EX BEFORE MAST
COXTKOL SITUATION
STREET PAVING
HAIR ROOTED, CURLED. CRIMPED
and waved to stay, and mads up. J.
J. Horg. 4 2s K. 9th. East 2211.
INSURANCE
iAS. lid. WOOD CO.. AM, KINDS OK
Insurance, surety bonds. McKay bid g.
Isaac u white, fire insurance
144 Sherlock bldg.
JEWELERS
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Straat pavlnjj. sidewalks and cross
ings. 114 Lumber Exchange.
THE BARBER ASPHaT-T PAVING CO.
of Portland. Office 4&6 Worcester blk.
SIGN AND SHOW CARDS
FOSTEK KLEISER, SIGNS. THE
largest alien makera in tba northwest.
Itb and Everett sta Phona Prlv. Ex. it.
Home A-1186.
7
Henry Aldrldge, American Member
of Crew, Tramps Through Japan
and Finds Natives Hospitable and
Anxious to Learn English.
as does the acrobat' who parforms thai Arrived last night, staamss Johan Poul
fumous slid for llf. on. from Portland. . , ,
Tha fact that tha vaaaala ar alraarnl Knrt tlmrtnrA t m n t A ..11
miMim jm river ironi ror a aiatancs or tarduy. ataamer Catania from Portland.
several miles, makes It Imnosslbla fori. Kodondo, March 13. Hulled vaster
tha alglltsear to aet a full knnlln ! i anhnnnae llv.n. Y,i. slimhla
of the extent of (he shipping In ona day, I river. ; '
and there nrs many who have formed I Astoria March tl Pnnilltlon of tha
.. ii.in, i viriMunv ainnv rna naanninar mw m a. m . nnmMiwmm w ha amiffn
pyery Sunday, morning, ukiiig ona see-Ij6 miles; weather, cloudy. '
iioii pi mi luroor ona week, another 1 Tides st Astoria today High water
the next, and so on.
TtV'O F1XISII JLOADING.
Low
P. m
jn,.8.Jeet;18;0.p. m., .
water, 10:45 s, n.. 0.4 fset;
. ieeu
feat.
10:10
9. WOLF, t6 WASH. FINE 8PECTA-
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
CHARLES U MASTICK CO.. FRONT
and Oak ata.. leather and aklna of
svery description for all purposes; sole
and tap cutters: flhdlngtv
jayNks.-
JOHNSON CO.. SIGNS
and cards of all kinds made to order.
211 4th st. Phone Paclno Hit.
SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT
land Sign Co.. 187 Stark. Paelfle lets.
SHOWCASES AND FUTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DE8CRIP-
tlon; bank, bar and atora fixtures
made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
REMEMBER.
IF YOU WORK,
- WE WILL IX) AN YOU MONET.
(ALARY LOANS UPON PI.AIN NOTES.
"ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY."
OUR RATES ARE, THE LOWEST.
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK?
STATE SECURITY CO,
704 DEKUM BLDG.
MONEY.
' For all salaried people. Come and get
It; cheapest ra'.oe. smallest payments In
city; for any on that wants to make a
loan privately and desires to be treated
' honorably this is the place.
, HUTTON CREDIT CO..
tit, T fifth floor. Dekum bldy.
Loans' made on all stocks and
bonds, U. 8. Steel. Southern Pacific
Union Pacific and 60 other good stocks
sold on Installments; writ ma what
you have and wish to buy. sell or bor
row on; prompt reliable service. C E.
Rankin, Xonaanock b'dg- Ban Francisco.
THE JAMES L MAR, SHALL MFG. CO..
showcase, cablnata, atora and offlca
fixtures 19 Couch st Pacific 118L
it H. BIRD8ALU DESIGNER; AGT. M.
Winter Lumber Co.. T Hamilton bldg.
SAFES
DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
Large atock; lockouts opened, jails,
metal furniture. J. E. Davis. 66 Id st.
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT. ONj
track: roods stored. Western Storace
A Transfer Co.. S21 Hawthorns ava
TOWEL SUPPLY
SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO
' ' salaried employes snd on pianos, fur
. nlture, warehouse receipts, horses. Insur
ance policies and ail kinds of securities.
New Era Loan & Mortgage Co., 305
.' Ahlnyton Mdg.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO
- pis and others upon rtielr own names
without security; cneapeat rataa, aaaiast
payments; offices in 61 principal cities;
save yourself moDey by getting our
terms first Tolman. til Abin gton bid
, fiONKY TO LOAN FOR BUILDING
purposes; can be repaid In monthly
- Installmenta Call for particulars. Co
lumbia Life Trust Co. 216 Lumber
Exchange bldg.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soap, 11 per monfh. Portland
Laundry Towel Supply Co, Ith and
Couch sta Phone 41 6.
TYPEWRITERS
1100,004 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 11.000
or more, 4 to 7 per cent, on Improved
realty. M. Q. Griffin. 266 Stark.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. CHAT-
tels or personal security. W. A. Hath
WH1
away, 10
in gton bldg. Pacific 183a.
SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI-
deatlal; easy to got snd asy to pay.
T. A. Newton. 511 Buchanan bldg
AIONKY TO IX)AN ON CITY PRO P-
erty; alno some for good chattel se-
riirlty. 420 Commercial bldg.
JdONEY TO 1X)AN ' ON TIMBER
lands on easytcrms; will answer cor
respondence. T-7, Journal.
DWELLING
ALL MAKES. RENTED. REPAIRED,
sold. P. I). C. Co, 211 Stark. TeL 1407.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
C. O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE
company, offlca and commodious 4
story brick warehouse, with separate
Iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val
uables, northwest corner of 2d and Pine
sts. Pianos and furniture moved and
packed for shipping. Phones Main Oil 6,
Home A-1996.
jVhen the British ship Lsrglemore
wss ready, lo leave Newcaatle, N. S. W,
for Tortland with a cargo of c?al sail
ors were so scare in comparison to
the demand that the tars could almost
dictate their own terms. As a result
Captain tipencar has had to pay off
very man that mad, the trip seress
the ocean, whereas under average con
ditions they would have had to remain
three years with the ship to get their
full pay.
There were S coal laden sailing ves
sels ' at Newcastle waiting for crews
when the Larglemor got enough men to
start out, so the sailors report, and
skippers were running about looking for
men with poor success. I hose who
hipped on the Larglemnre signed at
120 a month, which la said to be pretty
good wages 'out of Australia, although
the customary rats from this coast is
$26 per month.
The lsrglemore arrived In the harbor
yesterday afternoon and berthed at the
bunkers of the Pacific Coast company.
She discharged about 1,600 tons of her
cargo at Astoria and has about 'that
much to discharge here. What she will
do after that In not known as she Is
still on the disengaged list. i
captain Hpncer reporta having en
Joyed an Ideal voyage, except for a few I
days when in a storm off the mouth of I
the Columbia. The weather was so fine
and the wind an favorable most of the
time that for days not a yard had to
be touched. The vessel would have
mad better time had her bottom not
been foul with seaweed and barnacles.
The parasites formed a drag that even
ths fine w
Ships Arrtlo Stream and Colonna
Ready to Depart.
The British ship Arctic Stream. Cap
tain Dixon, finished loading wheat this
morning at Irving; dock. The Norwegian
hln Colonna. nantaln Rlrkeland. fin
iahed her wheat rare-n at Greenwloh
dook Saturday night, snd both are pre
paring to leav down the river bound
for Europe.
The cargoes will renresent about 171
000 bushels of wheat, each carrying
about 16.000. Tha veusela are muck
of the aame type and slie and will fur
nish a solenoid chance for a test of
speed on the run to the United King
dom. Roth ar noted a fast sailers,
especially when heavy laden.
The French bark Alice Marts began
taxing stiffening this morning at Ir
ving oocg.
IflSK S. P. TO RESUME
Mill TO SCIO
Valley Town Anxious to Se
cure Hoad to Keep New
Industry.
I Cure
"I claim to know a great deal
about a few ailments, rather
than a littt of all human ills"
m WOBX or A mouiTsv rm
soma or riw xsxxaa Burr
phyllclan ' living who 'csn'r
lent In th treatment of all
To attain ths
' Thsrs Ii not' a
elattn to b oroflc
human ailment and dlseaaea
hlgSSt nosslbl defraa a nmflnUmo In all
departments of medieal
half a doxen lifetimes of study and as many
v fi'uuuii axparienc. -j n regular
Practitioner Is nro fir lent in a larva mk
of th commonest and most easily conquered
Usenses. , Th specialist must flrat h an Am a
proficient for general practice, and nuit than
go on to nroflaianev la a faw nt Ihn..
tlons and diseases mora difficult to under-
snana ana mora Olffloult to cure. .
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Men
CONCERT FOR SAILORS.
Seamen's Friend Society Will Eenter-
tain This Evening.
A concert will be given this evening
at ths Institute of ths Tortland Sea
men s Friend socletv. corner Third snd
Flanders streets. Miss Catherine Cov-
uch ha srrnna-ed the prosram as fol
lows: Nevln quartette. Miss Catherine
Covach. Miss Hilda Hegele, Mrs. Byron
E. Miner. Miss Alice Juston; tenor solo,
Wliham Conlov: reading. Miss Eugenia
cra:: contralto solo. Miss Fetronel la
iTonnolly
Six cltlxens of 8clo ar meeting with
officials of th Southern Paelflo today
with th hopes of having; railroad con
nection with th main line, which was
abandoned by th company several I
years ago, resumed as soon as posslbla
In addition th Solo man ar consult.
Ing with a condensing company to lo-1
caie a puwu mar, jn case tne factory'
Is located th ScIo neoola auarantea 41 .
ii'u vuunoi di mill iram wiinin a ra.
aius or 10 miles, which may bs
creased from time to time.
Those who ara in tha rlrr ara Ttr A'
O.' Prill, mayor of Scio; E. E. Peery, a
aruggisi; i. u. LWgger or th News;
L T. Parker. reDraaenttns tha lumhae
Interests, and Father Henry, also for
ine lumoer business. - All ara mamnara
slso of tha Scio Commercial club and
Moisterslnaer'a Quartette. Wll
Ham tinley. Scott Kent. Gustav Crs-lar making their headquarters In Port
mer, Stephen Hickte: accompanist. Pro- land at th Oregon hotel.
. T.' ftr r", . -. .. 1 1 I mk. 1 1 a . . . .
i iia rmiiroaa now runs to L raoiree. It
feasor F. W. Oocxlrlch; vocal solo,
jamcs nnnon. wevin quartet sccom
panlst. Miss Eileen Weber.
MARINE INTKLLIGlINCa,
Is th dealr of th committee to Indue
in railroad officials to relsy a mile snd
a half of track from Shelburn and re
sume iram service into Scio.
Xagnlar XJnsrs dm to Arrivs.
Rose City, San Francisco ....March !4
O. W. Elder. San Pedro March 24
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 24
Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook. . .March 2
Alliance, Coos Bay
Breakwater, Chos Bay . . .
Senator, Snn Francisco . .
Hnnnlel, San Francisco
Arabia, orient
Nlcomedla orient
Alesla. orient
Numantla, orient July 1
Begalar Uasrs to Depart.
Alliance, (oos Bay March 12
Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook ....March 24
Breakwater. San Francisco. .. March 25
MARQUA3I TO SHOW
MOVING PICTURES
.March 2
.March 2
.March 31
...April 1
..April 10
....May 1
. .June 1
RnAnnk. fia n P.Hrn an A m V Mirrh (t
eather failed to overcome and ! Km. r-it'v Kan rnnoi
whereas other vessels made the run in Qeo. W. Elder. San Pedro ...... .April" 2
nenaior. isan r rMncisco April s
OL6EN-ROE TRANSFER CO.
General transfer and storage; safes,
pianos and furniture, etc, moved, packed
and shipped. 201 Oak st, between Front
and 1st. Phone Main 647, A-2247
ROSE CITY -TRANS. CO. ALL OR
ders given prompt attention. E. 2161;
res. E. 1371. J. C Flndley. manager.
OREGON TPAN8FER CO, 134 N. 6TH,
wain g. Heavy haulln g and storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE TRANb
fer Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main 407,
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A. GUN8T & CO,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
HOUSE
, wanted. JZOO up; no
Ward. 210 Alisky bldg.
MONEY TO
MORTGAGES
delay. W. S.
LOAN ON CITY AND
suburban real estate, from $500 up-
waro. 9i9 i;ommerciai bldg.
EVERDINO FARRELL, PRODUCE
and commlaslon merchants. 140 Front
st, Portland. Or. Phone Main 17.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC
turlng Co. Manufacturers of furni
ture for the trade. Portland, Or.
'MORTGAGES, FIRST OR SECOND
liens and other real estate securities
' ' '"ounted. H. E. Noble, Commercial blk.
Immediate loans. $s to $5,000, on
all securities. B I. Eckerson Co,
. room 8, Washington bldg. Main 4685.
r MONEY TO LOAN. LARGIJ LOANS A
- specialty, building loans: lowest rates;
fire Insurance. W. G. Beck. 112 Falling.
SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT
Employes' Loan Co 716 Dekum
'LOAN FOR THE ASKING SALARY OR '
- cnattet Th Loan Co, 410 Dekum.
4JUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES.
8. W. King. 48 Wash, bldg. M. 6100.
' ilONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS
. of security. W. HolL R. 9. Wash bldg.
'In sums of $2,000 to $20,000 h
W. Goddard. 110 I'd st
1"- -' SICAJj
3EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO-
. lessor vuutar sevcuc, violin and viola
teacher. A-4160. 334 Pine. Fao. 289,
MUSIC STORE. BAND INSTRU
meota L. Seiberllng. 204 Tourney
bldg, 3d and Taylor.
PIANO. VIOLIN, TROMBONE AND
" clarinet. Prof. Smith, 292 12th. M.
4703, A-8340.
S-ANDOLIN. GUITAR, BANJO. J. PAR-'
ker. suite 42. Mllner bldg, 380 Mor.
' LOUIS, A. CRE1TZ. TEACHER OF
violin. Ill Sherman, cor. 1st Pac 1S9.
WADHAMSCO, WHOLSESALE GRO
cers, manufacturers snd commission
merchants. 4th and Oak sta
LEWI8-STENOER BARBERS' SUPir-LV
Co., barbers' supplies, barbers' furni
ture, barbers' chairs. 10th snd Morrison.
THE GRATON & KNIGHT MFG. CO
oak tanners, leather belting manufac
turers. Portland, Or., 81 1st st '
BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDARS, Ad
vertising novelties. 160 6th st
60 days. It took the Largiemore 70.
Most of the crew drew their money
at Astoria and received Ihelr discharge
there. Among three who will be paid
off here this afternoon are two young
fellows who have had many varied ex
periences In the world. August Pfltz-
ner. a (iermnn. has tramped through
Australia, and Henry Aldrldge, Ameri
can, walked most of the way from Yo
kohama to Nagasaki. crOHaftig ih
Straits of Shlnomosekl In a small boat.
He says he has had enough of sailing
and will now be satisfied to remain
ashore, the United States being good
enough.
'It took me eight months to tramp
the distance from Yokohama to Naga
saki." said the sailor In relating his ex
perience, "and during that time I learned
that the Japanese are a hospitable pen
plo. contrary to my belief when I struck
out from the states. I
written In Japanese asking tho people Marechal Davont, Fr. bk.
oeip mo ir in neea nnd there was
no time that I suffered for want of
food or shelter.
'The public school teachers In the
Interior are very anxious to learn to
speak English and every time I stopped
at a school, the teacher would per-
ntinuv inn id remain a Tew rln vm nr a
week. Ho would bring out his English
text book and have me rend until I be
came exhausted. Ma-iv of the teachers
had a good knowledge of English, some
of them having irrndiiated from Insti
tutions on the Pacific coast. I ran
across a couple of fellows from San
Francisco and they were anxious to
near irom in states.
"Blnellsh Is belnsr taueht In
ery school In Japan and the school svs.
i em Hppears to be much like ours."
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS
wsre. PraeL Hegel A Co, Portland.
ALLEN & LEWIS GROCERlEsT
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
25c
25c
25
MONUMENTS
NBO A K1NGSLEY. 26S 1ST, PORT
land' leading marble and granite wks.
y'i: ,y NOTARY PUBLIO
European Clairvoyant. Trane Seer.
fsychlo and occult Teacher. Gar
man. French and English.
Prof. Henry will give COMPLETE
SPECIAL readings for the small con
sideration of 2Bc thia week only. Ad
vice on love, courtship, marriage, busi
ness, mining, speculation, lawsuits and
real estata matters.
341 MORRISON ST.,
Cor. 7th, opposite TulL Glbba Bring
tnis an.
NOTICE HAVING RETIRED FROM
tht Eastern Foundry & Machine Co., I
will not be responsible for debts of salu
concern after March 20, 1908.
JOHN F. MURPHY.
C P. PFLUGBR, NOTARY PUBLIC,
commissioner of deeda Deutsches
notarlst H. 1 Muikey bldg, id and Mor.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
B5Tclra1S
1st gynecology and obstetrics, 311-14
Swetland bldg. Main 4566: A-1B66: res.
Pacific J7. -
RESTAURANT FOR SALE. KUR
nlshed complete, good location, nice
place; price $360. Room 7, 1814 1st
Bt., cor. Yamhill.
MANICURING FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen, 3434 Morrison, room 2.
MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE FUR-
nlahea; east side; choice location. Call In a storm.
aiier o p m. rnone iDast 4to.
SAILOR WARNED IN TIME.
Leaves Ship Castle Rock After Hav
ing Signed for Voyage.
Having an Idea that things would not
go right. August Ffltiner, a sailor on
the British ship Larglemore. refused to
go on board the British ship Castle
Kock when she was to leave Newcastle,
N. 8. W, for Puget sound, although he
had signed for the voyage. Instead he
went over to the Larglemore, bound for
this port.
Pfltzner told his story this morning
when preparing to go ashore to get his
...uuc.y mr me run to roruana. He said
he considered himself a lucky"'tar be
cause there is practically no longer any
doubt of the Castle Rock having gone
to the bottom. She left Australia more
than 160 days ago and not a sign has
been seen of her since. The "Largle
more arrived here yesterday afternoon,
after having been three weks at Astoria
discharging a part of the carsro.
I was ready to board the Cast'e
Rock," said Pfltzner. "but somehow I
frot to thinking that tho ship didn't look
good and so finally concluded to remain
ashore a while longer. Sailors were In
hi demand and I had no fear of get
ting another ship.
"The Cnstle Rock had the reputation
of being a starvation ship and tho men
who sailed away on her were not Dartlc.
ularly anxious to go. What has become
oi ner is a mystery. She might have
caught fire and burned to the water's
edge or she might have gone gone down
Hanalol, San Francisco April 1
Arabia, orient April 15
Nlcomedla. orient May I
AleLia. orient June I
Numantla. orient July 6
Tassels In Port.
St Nicholas. Am. sh. Astoria
Berlin, Am. sh Gobi
Henry Vlllard. Am. ah St Johns
Acme. Am. eh. Portland Lbr, Co.
Arctic Stream, Br. as Irving
jordunhlll, Br. sn Linnton
Alice Marie, Fr. bk Irving
Andre Theodore, trr. ok Oceanic
Hoche. fr. bk Montgomery, No.
folonna. Nor. bk Greenwich
Collunna, Br. bk Coal bunkers
Broderlck Castle. Br. shlD Astoria
Larglemore. Rr. all Coal Bunkers
Edward Detallle. Fr. bk. Columbia No,
Sommerstad, Nor. as. ...Llnnton
Strathblane, Br. as Llnnton
. .Greenwich
Moller, Fr. bk Dolphins
Nereus. Ger. bk Elevator
Crown of India, Br. bk.Montgomery No. 2
Verbena. Br. bk.-. Elevator
Ley land Bros, Br. sh Astoria
Turner. Am. sch Tongue Point
King Cyrus, Am. sch Prescott
Albyn. Rus. bk Stream
Ernest Iegouve, Fr. bk ..Mersey
Clan Ruchanon, Br. sh Banneid
Irene, Am. sch Llnnton
J. M. . Wnatherwax, Am. sch Astoria
Sue H Elmore, Am. ss Oak street
Eugene Berpallne, Fr. bk....On way up
Albert Meyer. Am. sch Rainier
Cornll Bart. Fr. bk Astoria
Celtlcburn. Br. bk Astoria
Alliance. Am. ss Couch street
Sn Bout to XfOad Xi unlit.
Echo. Am. bktn. Csllao
St Helens, Am. sh San Francisco
Northland, Am. ss San Francisco
Melville Dollar. Am. ss. ..San Francisco
Ravalli. Am. ss San Francisco
Churchill. Am. sch Keelung
Kelburn, Br. bk Mojlllones
Letitla. Am. sch San Francisco
Washington. Am. ss San Francisco
F. S. Loop. Am. ss San Francisco
Ba Bonts Witb Cement and 0nrat
Aberfoyle. Br. sh. Antwerp
Edmund Rostad. Fr. bk London
Emanuele Accame, It bk Hamburg
Asgard, Nor. ship Antwerp
Bldart. Fr. bk Antwerp
Albert Rlckmers. Ger. bk Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. ah. Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwer
vmcennes nr. sn. Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk London
Coal Ships Ha Boat.
Ancalos. Br. sn Newcastle, A,
Mlndoro. Am. sch. .Newcastle. N. S. W.
Tramp Steamer En Boat.
Aker, Nor. ss San Pedro
Minerva, Nor. ss Panama
Stratng-yie. British ss....san Francisco
Needles, Br. bs..
Inversklp, Br. ss
Elsa, Nor. ss. ,
Strathtuy, Br. ss.
Boverle. Br. ss.
Taunton, Br. ss. .
Kcmmi or in aiarquam win present
loving pictures at this popular house,
ginning with March IS. During the
tason of motion pictures, the manage-
For .an Indefinite period, th man
agement of th Marquam will present
movin
be
sea
ment will offer the greatest variety of
tnese rums obtainable and th enter
tainment will be given at' bed rock
prices. The performances will bo con
tinuous, beginning dally at 2 o'clock
and continuing without Intermission
until 10 p. m. Patrons can come In
and remain as long ss they desire. In
addition to the moving pictures there
will be illustrated songs. Moving pic
tures are popular and when the Mar
quam flashed them recently for a week
the entertainments were attended by
many tnousanas or people, ah the best
snd most up to date films will be pro-
semea, some oeing imported rrom farm.
where the best films are manufactured.
Uy Fee for a Core Is
310
In Uncomplicated Cases
What Weiknesi Is and Row
I Care It
"weakness" is merely a
symptom of chronlo Inflamma
tion In the prostate gland,
brought on by th Improper
treatment of some contracted
disease. A complete and rad
ical cure Is therefor, a ques
tion of restoring th rtrostat
gland to Its normal atite. and
this I accomplish promptly and
completely without th us of
, internal remedies. My treat
ment Is a local one entirely.
It Is original and scientific and
has been proven absolutely
effective by thousands of
tests. I am convinced that by
no other methods can full and
permanent restoration of
strength and vigor be accom
plished. Free ConsoIUtlo
Call at.th office If possible
for Free Advice, Examination
and Diagnosis. If you cannot
call, write for symptom blank.
' OR. TAYLOR "
Tfa Leading 5pedirt
' .YOU t
PAY WHEN
WELL
Varicocele
A thorough cur ; without pain or
cuttln. Every cas of Varicocele I
i-f ti.pr0T,M tn- "uPrlorlty of my mild
and harmless method, and th folly of
resorting to surgery. In most In
stance it is even unnecessary to de
tain the patient a single day from hi
ji ,i !r . ""B.nsn i employ is
distinctively my own, and can be had
JLnl.y.omc.0,P,r-. 00 t submit to
th anlf and hospital xpenaes, when
a eomplet and permanent cur can bo
otf pfctt ot ur- nd wUh
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON
Others dos th system with mineral
poison scarcely less dangerous than
Ih disease Itself. Th best they hop
to do by this treatment I to keep the
disease . from manifesting Its presenos
upon th surface of th body. Under
my treatment the entire system la
cleansed. Th last taint vanishes to
appesr no . more. I employ harmless
blood-cleansing remedlaa. They ar
remedies heretofore unknown In th
treatment of this disease. They cure
by neutralising and absolutely destroy
ing th poison In th system. Suoh
cures cannot be ether than comniata
ana permanent.
the DR. TAYLOR co.
2?iiiIOmJtr,01ir "TBBBT. COBITEB SBOOSTD, POBTUITO, OBXOO
BOVBfl, TO i. BTBBIXOS, 7 TO I. BJUBDATS rBOK 10 TO 1
Spectacles $1.00 at Metzger's.
DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON: SPE
cialist on nervous, acute and chronic
oiseases. xn fenton Diag. faciric liso.
DR. R. B. NORTHRUP, 415-16,17 DE-
kum bids:- 3d
Phone Main 849.
and Washington sta.
examination zree.
PAINTING AND PAPERING
A. O. CUYLER PAINTING, PAPER-
- hanging and tinting. Prices to suit
the times. Phone Pacific 1102. th and
Uibns. --.
PAINTING, i'APKRING,
in. W
Main 2676.
M. Johnson.
KALSOMIN
429 , 6th st
FOR BEST .WORK, PRICES RIGHT,
call P. A. Doane. E. 1095. 104 Union ava.
PLATING AND OXIDIZING
. REFINISHIN'J. FIXTURES. PORT-
tanq nating Co.. 302 E. Wash. E.1282.
- ?VliLl? STENOGRAPHERS
compiot stenographic office in west
12,000 WILL BUY GENERAL MER
'chandisc store and buildings, 3 miles
from Brtish Prairie, Washington. Call
on xvye jn. Hambo, rtocKln-son. Wash.
LOSS WILL BE SMALL.
$275 BUYS THE FURNITURE OF SIX
room rjat; rent or flat $26; 4 rooms
now rented ror iia. Call 3924 E. Burn1
side st.. 3d floor; walking distance.
WANTED GOOD GTRL FOR GEN
eral housework: none but competent
need apply. Pacific 23.
FOR KENT 3 FURNISHED HOUSE
kceping rooms, ground floor. 148 Sell
wood st, L car.
14 ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED, FIRE-
proof brick; rent 5U; Si25: $500 down.
Room 7, 181 1st st, corner Yamhill.
WANTED YOUNG WOMAN, AV1DOW,
or grass widow, slightly disabled: or
disfigured, with baby girl preferred, as:
housekeeper for man and two children.
X-J4. Journal.
WISH TO RENT A WELL-FURNISHED
4 or 5-room cottage or flat; must be
desirable In every way. 325 Lumber
Exchange.
7-IiOOM BUNGALOW, ONE LOT,
Firland, for sale cheap. Call L.
PLUMBERS
DONNERBERCi Ra5eMACHErT303
Bumsid st Phon Main Ult.
PRINTING
MODERN V R I N T K H V - MOVKjTTt!
. 148 6th st, opp. Meier fe Frank's.
.JgMif- to- Main 1161146 "i
PATENT ATTORNEYS "
i'KOTECT YOUR IDEA WE CAN
patent It Moulton Scobey sttor.
nes, t4 Columbia bldg, l&rffcng"0.?
i. J. iilRSHHElMER, 27f. WASH, e) J
' I 'lf-nt--gd. J),n'0" attorney. -
I'A I EX1 S, COPYRIGHTS
ter, 211 Commonwealth bid.
Daugherty, at Kern Park
wK HAVE 40 ACRES
Tabor 8A3.
IN
A.
Most of Coal That Fell Into River
Can Be Saved.
It Is now believed that most of the
coal that fell into the river when a por
tion of the Pacific Coast company's
coal dosk collapsed can be saved. The
receding water is leavlns- the coal h(h
and dry and the loss will be confined to
what sank In the soft mud of the river
bottom.
It Is estimated that about 1,000 tons
went through the dock. Posslhlv snn
tons Of this will be lost, meanlne a losu
of about $3,000. The rebuilding of the
dock will cost several hundred dollnrs,
as new piling will have to be driven for
quite a distance.
The dock is located at the foot of
Overton street and forms a cart of the
large coal bunkers where thousands of
tons of coal have been stored all win
tor. For several weeks tha docIC
groaned under the weight of the coal
that was being piled up in heaps, owing
to the bunkers being unable to hold any
more.
.Magdalena Bay
. . . San Francisco
Guaymas
. .Magdalena Bay
. . . San Francisco
Guaymas
22a Boat la Ballast to ImO& Orals.
Alsterkamp, Ger. sh Caleta Colosa
Manx King, Br. sh.,...., Taltral
Urania. Nor. bk Valparaiso
Port Crawford, Br. sh ....Callao
iNomia, uer. ok Tocopllla
Agnes Oswald, Br. sh Callao
River Falloch, Br. bk Callao
Nordsee, Ger. sh Callao
Oil Steamers En Bout.
Geo. Loomia Am. a. ....San Francisco
Asuncion, Am. ss San Francisco
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Begin Today
Join
Our Family
DURING the .
past week a
large number
oi new accounts were
opened with us.
Whether your busi
ness is small or large,
you should have a
banking house.
.Our motto:
Prompt service, lib
eral treatment and
absolute safety.
German-American
Bank
Sixth and Washington Sts.
.Portland, Oregon.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
$4.00 AND UP PER YEAR
We Cure Men, Don't Give Up
W rlT yea a BQT7ABB DBAX Oar serrlo sr
the bt jon can get la Portias or ilHwhm. W
ear in oias w treat, sad w do not trt any
tiling zcpt
DISEASES OF ME1N
Consult T7s rr of Charge.
OTJB TEB BXZD WOT BB lAH TJBXBIS CUBED.
W desire to reach the poor as well th deh
man, and by making oar fee very low, payable la
una mmmj hidi, w uervuy increase oar easiness
and oar lasting gratitude from thousand who
would otherwise remain afflicted If It war not for
this liberal offsr. Investigate and for yourself
wj nuuiii vn ua.
W our Bervous Debility, Enlarged g r
Vein, Sore and Blood Poison, gwol- I Iff P TOO
len Glands, Kidney, Bladder and Beo- v,ul
tal DlsaaasB. and all diseases of man A- m a A" f
Licensed to Practice due to Inheritance, exhanstlon or thS 11) II 111
Medicine in Oregon, result of speclflo diseases. fJlWJV
Our treatments are not only scientific, but the best Our results art
quickly and permanently acquired.
rBXTATB DISEASES
Newly contracted and chronic cases cured. All burning, itching. In
flammation stopped in 24 hours; cures effected In seven davs.
CDiriT, BXUL9DBB ABB PBOSTATIO DIIEASBS
We cure all Irritation, pain In back and catarrhal condltlona
SL009 rOISOB
May be either hereditary or contracted. The former causes eczema, rheu
matic pains, scrofula, etc. Tho latter begins with a small pimple, followed
by sores In the mouth and throat which have th appearance of whit
patches, spots or sores on the body, face or scalp, falling hair and eye
brows, and later on other terrible symptoms, such as paralysis or locomo
tor ataxia, cancerous growths, decayed bones and flesh.
Houra: a. m. to 6 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8:30; Sundays, I a m. to 11
noon.
ST. LOUIS "fir DISPENSARY
COBWEB SZCOBH ABU TAMBXLX. STBEBTB. rOBTTAJTD, OBEOOB
OF CHOIrt-
-suitable for 5-acre
CROWDS VISIT HARBOR.
tracta For particulars call at room 15, 1 Landlubbers Stroll Alone Wharves to
303 Washington st. : c
wvo iiiujiuiuucia,
I HAVE SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS ON
Alberta st. -near Union ave. for sale.
Call room 15, 303 Vt Washington st.
$600 FOR A NICE BUILDING LOT
near Hawthorne ave.; cash, bal
ance to" suit you. M. E, Leo, room 411,
Corbett bldg.
FOR RENT 4 ROOMS OF 6-ROOM
house, nicely furnished. - 819 Mar
garita ave.. Montavnia. 912 month.
Hundreds of people strolled along th
waienrom yesteraay to see tne wind
jammers lined up along the wharves
or at anchor in the stream. To many
me Dig nuus ana towering masts were
a great novelty, being the first they
had ever seen.
Large numbers of people making their
iiuius. m rurnana nave recently arrived
from the middle states, where HBiiimr
lAitMa iv uAunAnuni run unuumm 1 . win iy po uiai visii Portland
fcity property. Close in; choice homes I can be seen only on pictures. To these
for sale. "Phone East 1210. -f people, especially, does the waterfront
ana nsroor, with Its shipping, appeal
LADY W'lTH ONE CHILD . WANTS
wora in lodging nonse; home more ob-
ivki man. wages. - eiiwooa 117. f
and they often travel along the' docks
in crowds of from five to ten, eagerly
It iills them with v awe to behold
clumsy, looking tars climbing about In
the rigging a hundred -feet "or more
above their hoads. to sea them walk- a
yard like a tight-rope performer, or
tak a slid down on oi.Ui guy ropes
The steamer Alliance leaves for
Coos Bay tonight She arrived yester
day morning.
The steumer Breakwater arrived here
from Coos Bay last night, bringing 200
tons of coat and considerable general
cargo.
'! lie steamer Sue H. Elmore got in
from Tillamook yesterday morning and
Is scheduled to leave for that place
tomorrow afternoon. sne Drought a
quantity of cheese.
Th steamers Rose City and Roanoks
are due to arrive early tomunuw mum.
Ing from California ports.
The French bark Jules Gommes left
down this morning for the United
Kingdom with a cargo of wheat.
The D. P. & A. N. company's offices
have been removed from the Union De
pot to the Commercial club building.
The oil steamer Argyll discharged a
rnmtitltv of oil at Portsmouth tanki
yesterday and left down the river.
... . . . f T.T a. V. y
River association toolf" oil today and
Is now practically ready to .resume op
erations. She will probably begin reg
ular, service on the first of the month.
TRANSPORTATION
COOS BAY LINE
Th steamship BREAKWATER leaves
roruana weanesaay at a p. as-, from
Oak street dock, for Berth Bead, Mass.
field and Coos Bay points. Frelcht re
ceived uu p. m. on aay 01 sailing.
Passenger fare, first class. 810: second
class, $7, Including berth and meal.
Inauir city ticket offlca Third and
wasnington sireeia or oaa street dock.
Cofambia River ftceoery
BBOV2VATOB UarS STBAMSattt
Dally service between Portland and
me uaiiea, except Sunday, leaving
Portland at 7 a. mu arriving about!
p. m, carrying freight and passengers.
Splendid accommodations for - outfits
ana iivestoca,
Ick foot of Alder et, Portland; foot
01 wran si., m iMiimm. snone UU5
Ai. for o an a.
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OREGON'S
OPPORTUNITY
Colonist Ratei from all parts of the United States and Canada to all
parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by
THE OREdON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION
COMPANY .AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
(Line In Oregon.)
MARCH 1, 1908
and will continue daily, throjugh
out March and April.
From the principal cities
the Middle West the rates 1
be as follows:
of
III
CHICAGO .
ST. LOUIS
moat"
Ipff auNsrr V-nl "
. .
....B30.no
:::::Ii8:8g
BOBTX riCTTlC BTBAMSBIP CO.S
TEAKSB378I
Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder
Sail for Eureka. San Francisco and Los
Angele direct every Thursday at 8 p. m. 1
iicaei onic 112 Third ,nr Alder.
MARINE NOTES.
$5000
vvest side full lot, with a 4-room
,,..uc, on ma mi., real snap, ror fur
ther particulars call on Llnd A Co
room 329 - Lumber Exchange, .2d nd
Stark sts. '
rxoM
wuujnoii BLUFFS
KANSAS CITY . 830.00 ST. PAUL ....
Corresponding rates from all other eastern polnta Stopovers at Dleaa
ure at all points in Oregon.
The Colonist Rate is the greatest of all homebuilders. Oregon
'has unlimited resources arid needs more people who desire homes
and larger opportunities.
Oregon people can accomplish Sjplendid results by heralding this op-
Fares Can Be Prepaid
Here at home if desired. Any agent Is authorised to accept the required
deposit and telegraph ticket to any point Call on any O. R, & N. or
B. . ir. agent, -or address
WM. McMURRAY.
. Oeneral rassenrsr Arent. rortland. Dnma.
at
Astoria, Or, March 23. Arrived
9 a. m, a four-masted bark.
San Francisco, March 28. Arrived at
2 a. m, eteamer Senator; at 8 a. m.
steamer Geo. W. Elder from Portland.
Astoria, Or, March 28. Arrived down
at 9:30 snd sailed at 11:18 a. m, steam
er Hanalol, for San Pedro, Arrived at
10' and left up at 11 a. m, steamer
Breakwater from Coos Bay. Left up at
10:15 a. m, r rencn oarx isugene rerge
llno. 'Left up at 12 noon, steamer El
more. Sailed at 6 p. m, U. 8. stetmer
KAza ait orrsB.
' Compelled to sacrifice nn th .hu...
and most promising- property in Port-
imiu. uwnw leaving cuy must sell this
wociv. properly cosi casn 7, B00; Will
take considerably less. Everything must
go. Chickens, cow and many other
tnings too numerous to mention. If
you want an actual gift, see us. , LIND
4 OO., room 329 Lumber fixehange,. J4
and SUrk ats.;
Dr. Sanderson' Compound
Savin and Cotton Rant -put.
The best and only reliable
remedy for DELAYED PER.
nio u.r.1, t 1--..1 'c-iti.i. I . ' ijva. ,ure tne moat obstln.
steamer Glenstra from Portland. ' " bnrfhrU &." ii
San Francisco. March 28.8a!1A 1 -SJf.fliSEJLJ? .'.ift.l
.chooner , Vlrglhla for , ColumbU JiverZlpiiMcJE: iSl'Hr-nL: PoVl
FOR HOMCN ONLY
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