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13 'THE- OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL' PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 28 1008.- BANKS. Y-1R5T NATIONAL BANK. Portland, Oregon. V ""r V capital' and suiua,usC ti.6oo.ooo." Tinsnirro OXLY SEC weeks !old. NO INTEREST PAID OS ACCOUNTS. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON. Northwest Corner Third and Oak Street Transacts a General Banking- Business. -- DRAFTS ISSUED Available U All Cities of the United Etataa and Europe. Hongkong and Manila. Collections .'t. ' r made on Favorable Terms. Preeldent.. J J. C. AINSWORTH I Cashier , .... . .R. W. SCHMEEIt . . .K. LJA UAKlNta AMISlAnt Cashier... MEN :ONL - . . - t . . i ' - i ... Vice. President " " ' Assistant Cashier ...AM. WRIGHT .W. A. HOLT, T" ADD ft T1LTON. BANKERS Portland; Oregon. Established 1161. Transact a General Banktnr Business.. BAVrvos hank nEPiBVlfflOT. payings Doom issued on Having oeposus. Interest paid on time deposits. THE BANK OK CALIFORNIA Entabllahed 1864. Head Office. San Franclsoo. - Capital raid up. .... .t4.000.000 I Surplus and undivided profits 110,161.878 ' oeneral Banking and Exchange Bualneaa Transacted. Interest- on Time Denoalta,,. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Acoounte may be opened of 110 and up ward, portlund Branch Chamber of Commerce Building. WM. ft MACHKA . .. ... .Manager J. T. BURTCHAKLL. . .Aaa'fc Manager NATIONAL BANK Portland. " v ' 1 1 ' , t , -.: r it I Cure the Cases that Others A. bold statement,' but! Juet aa trie as ' It ! ' dT Not all eases that others fall to cure are , t (Irirnn J. KRANK WATSON. . .President I R. L. UIIRHAlif. . . " TIm.PhiM.m )TT;RCHANT8 III . W. HOYTi . . . . i Caahler OEOROB -W. HOTT Aas't Caahler . . S. C CATCHING Second Aaaistant Caahler. Tranaacta a General-Banking Bualneaa. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Available to AU Parte of the World. Collections a Specialty. s--t?y -. BONDS AND I y VESTMENTS. j"T OKRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building. Ala Jt'.Vy Muniptpai, Railroad and Public Barvlfee Corporation Bonda. DOWNING-HOPK1NS COMPANT EsUbllahed 1 till BROKERS. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN-r-Bought and Sold for Cash and oa Margin. Private Wires. Rooms fOl to 104 Couch Bldg. Phones: M-H6; A-tHT. - . , . GBAAD CENTRAL STATION TIME CAKD. , r Durable by my methods. but fully SO per cent them are. The war to learn whether your caie 'i Is ourable Is to consult me. - I know exactly what can be dons In every Instance. Z ought to know this, for I have done nothing also other than treat men's . diseases for SI years. If your Mae . Is ourable I will treat you. - If it isn't -1 ' rill not' ....-. . BT VMM TOM A CTTM.M - mm ., , ; - i . - j $!0o(Q)0 ' : : i. ' ' J J. .. ' ' i vx Ajnr tnrooKmoATxs ahjcbbtt ; n Mdlar BpaoUOlsi. ' LEAVING PORTLAND. Roaeburg Paasenger t:lf a. m. cottage urove passenger.. 4:li p. m. llf(irnla Express 7:46 p. m. tsan Francisco Exprrea ; ; .11:00 night , WEST SIDE. ' Corvallls Paasenger ....... 7:00 a. m. fcherldan Passenger ....... 4:10 p. m. Korea t Grove Paaaenger ...11:00 a. m. Voreat Grova Paasenger ... 6:40 p. m. Southern raclflc ARRIV1NO PORTLAND. Oregon Express ..... 7:66 a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger ,.11:30 a. in. Roaaburg Paaaenger 1:30 p. m. Portland Express ... .....11:16 p.m. WEST SIDa Corvallls Paaaenger ..... 1:11 p. ra. Sheridan Paaaenger ......10:80 a. m. Foreat Grove Paaaenger... 1:00 a. m. Foreat Grove Passenger ... 3:60 p. m. , . Jefferson Street Depot. Portland to Dallas ........ 7:40 a. m. II Da 11a a to Portland 10:16 a. m. Portland to Dallas 4:15 p. m. Dallas to Portland 6:50 p. m. Oswego-Portland suburban Leaving Portland at t:(0 a, m.. hourly trains during morning and afternoon. Last train leaves depot for. Oswego at 11:30 p. tn. . T aroma at Seattle Exp. ... 1:30 a. m. North Coast A Chicago, Lin 3:00 p. m. Overlnnd Express 11:48 p. m. Northern Pacific. North Cpast Limited Portland express Overland Express 7:00 a. m. 4:11 p. nv 8:16 p. m. Oregon Railroad A Navigation Company. rendleton Pasaenger ...... 7:16 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special 8:30 a. m. Spokane Flyer 3:J6 p. ra. Kan. City at Chi Exp :00 p. . Spokane Flyer 1:00 a. ra. ChL. Kan. City A Port Exp. 9:46 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special... 8:60 p. m. Portland Paaaenger 6:15 p. in. 1 1 Pay Me When I Have Cured 5 You v Weakness 1 L ... ) v.- -fix Functional weakness la men Is In reality a comparatively slmole all ment. and la but a symptom of local aisoraer. a state of chronic jnilam matlon of the prostata gland. No stimulating treatment whether In ternal or locally acDlled. can do mora than excite temporary activity. By my system of local treatment I re. store absolutely normal conditions throughout the or ran a - Involved. which Dromntlv results in eomnlete and permanent restoration of strenrtn and vlaor. This treatment is original with me, and Is the only radical and certain curs yet devised. Varicocele ' y r ' Astoria & Columbia Rirer. Astoria Seaside Express. 8:00 a. m. II Astoria A Port Passenger..l 1:15 p. m. Astoria Express 8:00 p. m. Portland Expreaa 10:00 p. m. C. P. R. Ehort Line, via Spo 1:15 p. tn. Via Seat, Vic. A Vano. .... 3:00 p. m. Via Bumn .11:46 p. m. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. C. P. R. Short Line, via Spo. 6:00 a, m. Via Van., Vic. and Seattle .:15-p. tn. Via Sumas and Seattle.... 7:004. m. Tbla remarkable pboto la the first picture ever secured of a hippo potamua . before the Infant was six weeks old. It was very much against the wishes of "Miss Murphy" that the picture was taken. The little hippo was born recently in the Central Park zoological gardens In New York. Varicocele la a relaxation, 'knot ting and twlatlna of tha moat vital blood vessels of the organlo system. It stagnates the local circulation and Interferes with, the processes of waste and renal r. Nealeot brtna-a derangement of functions and Injury to the general health. Most-Dhvaf- clans resort to surgical operations and hospital treatment. I cure Vari cocele in one week without operation, pain or detention from bualneaa My cures are absolutely permanent and no 111 affects whatever can follow my treatment Contracted Diseases- i X have reduced tha time required for curing contracted disorders about one-half.. This Is aa important achievement It replaces danger with safety. It forestalls chronlo cdloplU cationa. - It removes tha Infection and inflammation before that vital center, the prostata gland, can be come Involved. To many men it means me airrerence between - per and functional weakness. My method Is mine alone. My treatment is original. In soma features It resenv bles tha ordinary. In Its chief es sentials It is different . It la safe, prompt and thorough. The above, together with Orgaala Weakness. Nerve . Debilitation. Lost tura, plies and kindred Ailments con stitutes my specialty and are only diaeasaa I treat. the . i , Portland By Light Cars Leave Ticket Office rnd Waiting Room. First and Alder streets, FOR OREGON CITT: 4.00, (:30 a. m., and every 30 min utes (on the hour and half-hour), to and including 0:00 p. m, then 10, 11; last car, 13, midnight Greaham. Boring, Eagle Creek, Eata cada. Casadero, Falrvlew and Trout dale 7:16, 0:16. 11:16 a. m.; 1:16, 6:46, :15, 7:36 p. m. Oregon Electric Railway Company. leaving portiana Salem and Int points. (:15 a. ra. Salem and Int. points 8:36 a, m. Salem, Tualatin, Wilson- vine, W. Woodburn, Ltd.. t:05 a. m. Salem and Int points 11:05 a. m. Balem and Int points 2:30 p. tn. Salem, Tualatin, Wilaon- vllle, W. Woodburn, Ltd. 1:35 p. m. Salem and Int points 6:30 p. m. A Power Co. FOR VANCOUVER. Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec ond and Washington streets. A. M. 6:16 6:60. 7:35. 6:00, 8:36. 8:10, 10:30, 11:60 P. M. 12:30. 1:10, 1:60, 8:80, 8:10, 3:60. 4:80. 6:10. 6:60, 6:30. 7:06. 7:40, 8:15, 3:26, 10:3i, li:46. Y On third Monday In every month last car leaves at 7:06 p. m. Dally ex. Bun. "Dally ex. Mon. imm sought Arriving VnrtAnA Salem and Int. polnta 8:85 a. m. Salem and Int points 10:21 a. m. Salem. Tualatin, Wllson- yllle, W Woodburn. Ltd.. 11:86 a. m. Salem and Int polnta 1:26 p. nt. Salem and Int. points 4:60 p. m. Salem. Tualatin. Wllson- vtlle. W. Woodburn, Ltd. 6:10 p. m. Salem and Int points 7:61 p. m. AN BESS Townshend's Suit Discloses That He -Made Title-Sell- ing Tour of America. MONEY TO LOAK REMEMBER. ,s IF YOU WORK. WIG WTIJL. LOAN YOU MONET. SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES, ; "ABSOLUTELY NO BBUUH11I." . OUR RATES ARE THE LOWEST. WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK? - , STATE SECURITY CO 704 DEKUM BLDG. MONKT. For all salaried people. Come and get It; cheapest rates, smallest payments in city: for any one that wants to make a loan privately and desires to ba treated Honorably tnis is tne piace. HUTTON CREDIT CO.. - 613. fifth floor, pekum bldg. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employes and on pianos, rur nlture, warehouse receipts, horses, Insur- ; a nee policies ana an ainas oi aeourino.. New Era Loan A Mortgage Co., 205 ONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- Ablngton bldg. MONEY ADVA pie and others upon their own names without security; cheapest rates eaaiest payments: offices In 61 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first Tolman, I!S Ablngton bldg. MONEY TO LOAN . FOR BUILDING purposes; .can be repaid In monthly : Installments. Call for partlculara. Co lumbia Life A Trust Co, 214 Lumber Exchange bldg. THE -OREGON TRUST 'A SAVINGS bank haa 2 years in which to pay your account; we pay cash today; no bonds or stock given Just cash. Room a Raleigh bldg. MONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE security on sums $300 to 880,000. Coast Commercial Co., 604 Dekum bldg. Main 7842. -A-2814. 100,000 TO LOAN IN BUMS OF 31.000 or more; to 7 per oent, on Improved realty.- M.; Q. Griffln.gg Staik. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, . CHAT tela or personal security,, W. A. Bath- sway, 10 waahlngtop niag. tciric itz. PRINTIXQ THE EAGLE PRINTING CO, NOT IN trust; close figures, good work. 38 Russel bldg., corner 4th and Morrison. MODERN PftlNfERV M6VED I'J 148 6th St. odd. Meier A Frank's. OOILBEE BROS, PRiMl'ERS c'AkDfl. miiiieu. ma. am ls. MH let PATENT ATTORNEYS PROTECT YOUR IDEA - WE CAN patent It Mqulton A Scobey, attor neya, 604 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. J. J. H1RSHHEIMER. 817 H WASH. ST. patent-ano pension attorney. PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. A. . MAT- ter. 51 9 Commonwealth bldg. REAL ESTATE J. M. Pittcngcr &, Co., tS Rllaault at Phnn. m At A V--i Insurance, loans, real estate. OG1LBEE, REAL ESTATE AKb' 14ih it room 11. i. W. loans: estab igSI RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS AL80 ALL OFFICE STATIONERY, P. uuw, zii cstaric. Tel. 1407. SHOWCASES AND FUTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP- tlon; bank, bar and atore fixtures made to order. The Lutke Mf. Co. the james i. Marshall mfg. Co., London, Mych 24. The Marquis of Townshend's suit to remove Arthur Goeffrey Robins and John Abercromble as trustees of a deed of settlement of the Townshend estates made in 1903. and under which a number of heirlooms were disposed of, has come to an end after a protracted and generally tedious hearing. The marquis has declared that he was for a long period under the hypnotic Influence of Robins. The marquis is small and weak looking, and a year ago hla wife sought to have him put under restraint as meniany un sound. At the conclusion of . the case the iudge, when ordering Robin's removal from the trusteeship, paid a compli ment to the marquis as to the way he had given evidence, it is surmised mat the marquis' health haa Improved since tne lunacy proceedings: tnus nis ment al capacity has increased. Bought Clothes. One of the few interesting features of the evidence was the story, told by Robins of spending large sums of money on clothes in order that he might be smartly dressed as the companion of the marquis on his visit to the Uni ted States In quest of an American bride. In 18 months he spent 166 on tailors' bills; Robins was obviously embarrassed when the counsel for the plaintiff asked him wnat was tne od ject of thla expenditure, for he replied that it was purely a personal ratter. nd that he haa no desire 10 vtouna the uHceDtlbllttles or Lord or Lady Townshend. Finally ne declared: "It was on account or certain arrairs I was engaged in on benan or tne marnulK' matrimonial affairs. Tha mdsa asked: "Were the clothes to bedeck you out for any purpose?' ' v .i " mo. ih. ran v. Furtiier ' Questions elicited the fact that the quest or a wire ror tne mar- a man of strong Intellect and of un scrupulous character. who had un doubtedly obtained powerful influence over Lord Townshend. In March. 1800. the marquis appointed Mr. Rob-os to the family living East and West Kayn ham, and his lordship went to live at the rectory. Soon after there was an allegation made against Mr. Robins and a young woman relative of the mar quis, and the bishop brought pressure upon mm to give up tne living, wnere upon he resigned. Lord Townshend reinstated him. but the bishop refused to appoint him, and Mr. Robins thus became a layman. Some time after the marquis and Mr. Roblna went on a alx months' tour through America, and on their return to England lived together at Hove, d that large f I to Mr. Robl able to prove t f the sale of tl The articles having been sold under Mt. Counsel declared that large sums of 'if he ? 19 pr looms hi were paid to Mr. Robins, and would be able to prove that out roceeds of the sale of the helr- s lordship received only tioo. flx'burM?SCcS Se not only ln"Vhe United fixtures. 389 Couch st Pacific 8181. I atnten hut in England and France, and occupied several years. R. H. B1RDSALL. DESIGNER: AUT. M. winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bldg. kALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONF1 . dentlal; easy to get and easy to pay. T. A. Newton, til Buchanan bldg. MORTGAGES fwf.LINrt HOUSE wanted. 8200 up: no delay. Ward. 210 Aiisky mag. W. S. tdORTGAGE LOANS, LOWEST RATES of Interest Louis Salomon, 238 Stark M.,- near 2d. ' llORTGAGES. FIRST OR SECOND liens and other real estate securities discounted. H. E. Noble, Commercial blk. KiuirniiTl'. TllNfl IK TD IS OHO. ON alZ securities. R. 1. Eckerson A Co, room 6. Washington bldg. Main 4660. iiONEY TO LOAN. LARQZ3 LOANS A specialty, building loans; lowest rates; fire Insurance. W. O. Beck, 813 Falling. fcALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT Employer Loan uo, 7l ueanm. LOAN FOB THE ASKING SALARY OR chattel. in Loan o., iv wiuit tiUlCK1 LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES. - S. W. King 48 Wash. bldg. M. 6100. UONEtf TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS' of security, w. Hon. K. . wasn oiag. TO 120.00011 SAFES DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large stock: lockouts opened, Jails, metal furniture. J. E. Davis, 66 8d st IN SUMS OF 82,000 W. Goddard. ill 0 2d at OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. CLARA MACFARLANE, SPECIAL- 1st gynecology and obstetrics. 811-14 Swetland bldg. Main 6666; A-1966; res. I'scine is 7. .-. ' . UK. ULLEBELLE PATTERSON, SPE . delist on nervous, acute and chronic diseases. 217 Fen ton bldg. Pacific HHP. DR. R. B. NORTHKUP. 416-16-17 DE kon " b!dg, 8d and -Washington sta. rhone Main 846. Examination free. PALNTIXO AND PAPERINQ A. O. CUTLER PAINTING. PAPER hanglng and tinting. Prlcea to suit the times, pbone Pacific 1102. 8th and ;iiin. I IU.CTiCiAL FAINTER, PAPERS A.NG- er. cecoraior, wants your work; cheap er than tha shops; satisfaction guaran t-l. P. O. Box 474. . . . , r-AlNTINtn PAPEklNti, ; KALSOMlNt mg. W. AU Johnson, 428 6th st i i -it BEST WORK. PRICED ' klQH'f rull P. A, Doane. E 1S&. 104 Union ave. I AINTINU AND" PAPER HANGlNQ. IMione Et 1366. prn.uo smNOGRAi'iHots 1 ITt'lt A DUKfR. 618. CORBETT t...ig Phone A-&!lje: largest and most rofi j iete stenosraphlc office in west SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTEK A KLEISER. SIGNS, THE largest sign makers in the northwest 6th and Everett sta Pbona Prlv. Ex 66. Home A-1166. JAYNE8, JOHNSON A CO.. SIGNS and card of all kinds made to order. lllH4th st. Phona Panlflc 835. THAT AT "8IGN8 land Sign Co. A TTRACT" PORT- 287 Stark. Pacific 1686. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE company, office and commodious 4 story brick warehouse, with separata 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 686, Home A-1996. - OL8EN-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and atoratre: aafea. pianos and furniture, etc, moved, packed and shipped. 809 Oak st. between Front and 1st. Phone Main 647, A-2247. WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT. ON track: roods stored. Western Stories A Transfer Co.. 321 Hawthorne ave. ROSE CITY TRANS. CO. ALL OR- uers given prompt attention, m. list; res. B. 1371. J. u. f lndiey. manager. Bnjoy Zvldenoe. Far from having their susceptibili ties wounded, the marquis and marquise aoneared to enjoy the evidence hugely. smiling continuously throughout the proceedings. The marquis frequently abandoned himself to boisterous laugh ter. . On one occasion his mirth was only suppressed by means of his pocket handkerchier, in wnicn ne Durieu nis face more than ' once. His Infectious hilarity brought him a gentle reproof from the marquise, who, however, at last Joined - in. Even the court was amused by the merry scene. In opening the case it was suggested that Mr. Robins had improperly dis posed of the Townshend heirlooms, and converted tne proceeds io nis own per sonal use. Mr. Micklem. K. C, counsel for the plaintiff, explained that the heirlooms consisted of valuable ohina and other articles which were brought into a deed for resettlement by Lord St. Levan, executor under the late marquis's will. A large part of the china had disappeared, and counsel did not think It likely that Mr. Robins knew nothing of the fact, although the defense would possibly suggest that it was not done under his control. Robins, was described by counsel as TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES, RENTED, REPAIRED, sold. P D. C CO.. Z31 Stark. Tel. 1407, Robins' control, the inference was that he had the money. Although the mar quis' life was of the simplest character, he was often without money. 'All of it went to Robins. ASKS MORE STATE AID FOR L'ODEON COUNTESS WS "HOflESISPOUSE" Consultation Free I state nothing tn my announcementa ' but' tha atralrht. hhim .w It Will cost you nothing to call and talk over rour ea.aa. Yau an hwtJt all about your trouble and you can later arrange to begin treatment any time you like. My offices, comprising 16 roams, are tha largest,, moat ala- ana dcsi equippea in ice wesi. Efce DR. TAYLOR Go. mum icomBmov tmj8t, ooim moovb, Ninajn, oaaoow Titled Hungarian Girl Pre fers Farmer to an "Aris tocratic Loafer." Subvention Inadequate, Say Friends of M. Antolne M. Guitry's Ego ism Causes Amusement. Paris, March 34. Tha supporters of M. Antolne, manager of the Theatre de l'Odeon, and admirers of the great work he has done for the renovation of French dramatic art, are saying that un less the state subvention to l'Odeon Is increased M. Antolne will have to aban don Its management. The conditions under which the state supports l Odean have not changed for 60 years. The subvention still remains at lOO.OOOf. (120,000) yearly, but the in adequacy, of this sum may be guessed rrom tne ract tnai wnnn tne suDvention was Instituted tne cost of lighting was 42f. (38.40) for oil nightly, whereas now the cost of lighting Is 200f. (340) night ly. Thus lighting the theatre alone costs 45,000f. (19,000) a year more than formerly. Much amusement ' has been caused among boulevardlers by the posters for "La Femme nuo. -witn which M. Qui- try, actor-manager of the Renaissance theatre, has placarded Paris. His name alone appears in big type, whereas Madamea Meauard and Badv am men tioned microscopically. Caustic critics declare that provincial visitors to the capital believe M. Gultry takes the title ile. The theatrical world is excited over . . . i i . . . r . T . . rne amerencv wiw,n in. wutes iriaretie. director of the Theatre Francals, and M. Octave Mlrbeau, who, with M. Tha dee Natansori, -wrote "La Foyer," which M. Claretie accepted, but now refuses to produce, because the leading charac ter is an academician, wno behaves dis reputably. The authors demand 300,000f. (360,ouo) damages. Madame Kejane continues to have trouble with her company. After tha complaints of Mademoiselle Lantelme for not havinga role allotted to her and M. Draquln for being treated as a super, Madame Rejane . now claims 10,000f. (iz.ooo) rrom Maoemoiseiie earner and for refusal of roles. . Budapest, March 24. Countess . Hen rietta Pongracz, seventeen years old. haa asked the civil court for minors to bo allowed to "marry an honest man In stead of an aristocratic loafer," countess Henrietta s "honest man" is a young farmer, Johann Ondrasik; the name of the "aristocratic loafer" re ferred to In her bill, whom her proud parents want her to wed. Is withheld oy ine court. The young girl left her father's castle of Ravfalu a week ago "to escape cer tain persecutions Intended to make her marry against her will." She Is now living witn tne mother of her intended husband and hla six brothers and - sis ters. The court appointed Dr. Zoltan Leng yel to defend the girl, and the doctor promises not to leave a stone unturned to.ootam tne redress, his client craves. If necessary, he will anneal to tha home office, and if that does no good he will take the case before tha Etna-. Francis Joseph. xne remarKabie plea submitted by tha young couDiess is in ner own Handwrit ing and reads as follows: ''Petitioner submits that aha im naat 16. and in oerfect nhvalcnl and mantil health. It is her intention to narnr Johann Ongraalk, a farmer, who Is dis tantly related to ner mother. "The petitioner's parents hold that the Incumbent of a count's coronet d. means herself by marrying a commoner they look upon matrimony through the spectacles of the middle axes. The commoner, whom the petitioner intends to marry, is an honest, ambitious and diligent man, supporting his mother and six younger sisters and brothers. Tha nappy noma ne made ror them guaran tees. . the petitioner thinks, a Ufa of domestic buss on tha part of his future wire. - Except in the matter of fortuna. thera is no difference In the standing ji pewwunor viu oer inianuea nusoana. She Is rich in her own right but he is not poor, possessing a farm of so acres and intelligence to work it suc cessfully. Petitioner submits tnar a husband of that character should; be . preferable, in the eyes of tha court, to the aristocrat her parents selected as her husband without consulting her. this aristocrat being or tne kind 01 men that spend tneir lives piaying- carets, running after OPPOSE PANTHEON TOMB FOR ZOLA TRANSPORTATION OREGON TRANSFER CO. 134 N. CTH, Main e. - Heavy oauiing ana storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANt fer Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main 407, KADDERLY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO., ill N. tny Main lB6r A-1686. V WHOLESALE JOBBERS "m''a. OUNST A CO- DISTRIBUTORS r OF FINE CIOAR& PURTLAMJ, OKlfiUON. EVERDING A FARRELL, PRODUCE and commission merchants. 140 Front st. Portland, or. Phone Mtin j?t. ' OREGON FURNITURE MAN UFA C- turtna Co. Manufacturers of furni ture for the trade. Portland. Or. " WA DHAM8 A CO WHOLSEHA LB QRO- cers, manutacturers ana -commisaioa rnercnanta 4tn and OaK sts. LEWI COOS BAY LINK The steamship BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday a p. from Oak street doc a. ror norm send, Ki Held ana coos say points. end, Karao- Frelgbt ceiveo uu a nu m. on oar or aa.ii Passenger fare, first olsss, 1 10; second class, it, including oartn and meals, Inquire city ticket, office, Third and Washington streets, or van street dock. Colcjmbia Rfver Scenery Daily service between Portland and The Dallea, exoeDt . Sunday. . 1 carina Portland at 7 av dl. axiivlna ihnut I p. m, carrying rreignt ana passengers. Bnlendld accommodations for autflta and livestock. - . - npek foot of Alder at, Portland; foot f Court at. The DaUes. Phone Maia sic rorunav - -;'..; STKN'fttCR RinkEUD' UltVPI.V. Co barhara' aunnliaaL tkarhara fnpnl-v tllre hftrhAra .halH lAth mA Amim I . " 1 V III a, IV. WWJII.UII. 1. THE ORATON A KNIGHT" MF3. COa A ABb ttt nsak-jai t..iL a. , . a W f 4T,,. I itvuuvnv uaivs uwvi ll blUl WOSTR MCmO 8TEAX8XXP CO.t JJif:! CO.. CALENDAKa. -. l ... Portiafid. at ri.ixr o ,ii 1 1 n a I, " f . . LtvvisRCKERIEST Sail for Eureka, 8aa Franclaea and Los Angelaa direct every Thursday-at Ian. Ticket office 113 I Third, rfwar Aldec. ' Political and LltararyOpponenU Say Greater Than H Not l'ct to Honored. H M lewd women and spending the fortune living." left to them by their fathers in riotous Countess Henrietta is -descended from one of the oldest magnate families in Hungary.. A. brother of Countess Hen rietta, who waa born In 1891, married two years ago in London tne Knaiiah Deauty, Muriel yrances (Mary isyre) KULN AND WEECK IN PAEIS STEEETS ISERYand DISEASE Are two of the most deplorable things in any man's life. When you have any chronic ailment, whether it be Contracted Disorders, Kidney Trou ble, Piles, Swollen Glands, a man is surely in misery, and the longer he is affected the darker life seems to him. If you will take our advice and have these conditions cured in the begin ning vou will avoid all this snffprinty SS gon! and live a cheerful life. Consultation -Free Roura: t a. m. to 8 p. m. ; evenings, 7 to, 1:10; Sundays, II a m. to li noon. ST. LOUIS 'SS&P DISPENSARY oosarzB axcoin ajtd tamxtxi. stbxbts, rosnvAirs, oxzoow 44 I QREOON'S OPPORTUNITY Colonist Rates from all parts of tha United States anri ftn,. .n parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by THE OREOON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC 0. (Udm in Oregon.) ,1. aF X 4- Publfc Indignation Stirred In Capital by Barricades and BxcaTAtlons. the MARCH 1, 1908 and will continue daily through out March and April. From tha Middle West ba aa follows: the principal dittos of rates win lrTrSii"ll wn "wtes yoi Paris, March H.--Tba translation of tha remains of Emlle Zola to the Pan theon, is exciting soma-- controversy. Tha enthusiastic admirers of Zola's lit erary works and .of hla rola in tha Drev- fus affair regret that the plans 'drawn ud for the cefemoay- by the aovernmant are not more wnoie-neartea. They seem ta ba designed nrincinallv with a view to avoiding hostile demon strations. Political and literary, onno- nents of Zola say that, from a literary point oi view, mere are. many as arreat as and some greater than Zola who have not yet received that honor, whereas if ne is taitsn to tna .rantneon aa -a reward for his Intervention in tha Drevfna m,a ocneuror, jv.rsi.ner, worneiy ana ficquart otifl-ht- a.laA f r ha.va tnmh. ms Yun theon. ; ; ; v;.. v. . .' " i . , ottvenlrs for the Zaadlas. ' :. The" Big East Side' Store! East 'Burn. side and Union avenue, will hold-their Saturday evening, 7 to 10 "clock.- They have on display one of tha finest stocks in , tne city.: -consisting- r rural ture, housefurnlshings. earns ts. rura ladlea and men's olothlng, etc.", which must be or interest to a-u Boosters ror east side enterprises. Free, souvenirs have been provided for lady visitors. Borer B. guno '-. , " -1: rojv tuatrict Attorney, (Special Dispatch to The JocrasL) Paris, March J 4 The state of the Paris streets is causing publlo indig nation. Tha Place de la Concorde Is a I wilderness of ' barricades and plies of Dricas ana mortar, cauaea Dy tne exca vations for the Metropolitan railway. As the men have gone on strike, things usen in ins m, conaiiion lor tna last six weeks. The rise of the Seine noouea uie galleries ana square, tnreat- enlng a collaDsa. Other districts are lust aa bad, and the oitiiens of tha canltal are inrllvnant because the tourist season is . soon to CHICAaO am v rvtTtm KANSAS CITT nox 1 - ....r ffftK.KA 30.00 coTmcrr, blwI? VM4A11A Mlllatia.... DA, rAULi ? a" aaWn". So're'oT U ther 'Urn p0,nU- 8tP9W' .. The Colonist Rate is the greatest of all hrtmeh..n- n. has unlimited resources and needs more people who desire homes and larger opportunities. Oregon people can accomplish splendid results br heraldin thla W. portunity Co all the world. Send Oregon literature i giyl Vooi rellabK zorTffMeessarV. nd C n VallrSids Fares Cain Be Prepaid 1 J-Vitfai1.' o cPt the reoul, mitral to any point Call on any O. R. 4V N. er ciers noma ir aesirea. Any deposit and telegraph ticket to 8. P. agent, or addraas WM. McMimiLAY. ivvautfu l-lirj lUUliaa nusvU JSj . UOa VO I AAAAAAA.AAA.av a a a. a a a. ewBwssat an i'asaaaa Wvf vat .. j br!n. and thmv wnt PatIa to innw at I 4f ffffff f tttttMMIlilit4iA44iAAasaAAA4AAAAAAAAAAAAAl Who Wants Jiolins? Kara ' and cbstly violins so in mte rorcea-out saie at nair ann iesa. a a-on. ulne Italian violin mads in 1766. actually worm iiu, now 119.AA peautirui, toned vioun worm sixu. uow oniy 117. a anion. did model, regular 866 violin, now only 888.60. A aenuina French Vulllannl violin how only 88.80. and a real atainap mouei vioiiu now oniy .it. An elegant 840 Washburn ' mandolin now only 688,60 A- superb 666 Wash. burn guitar now only 827.60. A fln no German s.her now 88.16. 'Pay cash or payments, urayes ai jo., sis wasDlngton ,;j..4r-i ! ni'i ' a ! i i ,f . Senators Crane and TAda-a. " hIat. ernor -John L. Bates and John D. Long, former secretary of the navv. itnmnri,. . .. t p in iiiiesi siaie xor aeiegates-at-iarge from Massachusetts to : the Republican national convention. jti" ; tit,, i. .,.,-..,,,.,.,.,. ,,. ,.J , Every Vonan wuiiaiaaiiiu una snonia now ...... eooui ine wonasrnil MARVEL whirling Spray . . Stll A iuaiiwnwi ui vm lean BWM,V J L -. -Z vrs t r in. a. ifr7- n m tbaa,ku Uluauata lull naitl Valuablstoladlaa, MARVEL COl JS. SS4 ST.. KSfT VOMM. Vet Sals hy Bkiomora Orug" eannoti BVIL. Kouant aa tbaa, kut MBd ItanuB (of ' Uluamtcd hoK mM. Tt i lull DartlaulaM and direction. In. Oa VMlirf. , Clarke Qa. and taua-Datla Drag Os.i I Star. . c 3- 4'
