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Newspaper Page TextTOE OREGON 1 DAILY ', JOURNALS PORTLAND, SATURDAY " EVENING,' MATT 2,' 1908. , 14 -PERSCOTMT :Arc-; You'vBald? rL. u.if tp11 Out? Have You " Dandruff or ItcWnjr fcs pr Peaks -Hal Crower Vmir to grow In one week . or stop your . i.t cunAclal attention VriaBd.erwlth aaaonrff or feJUn. hair. Dr, & A. Townnu located elusive sale In Portland. and is J00??. Permanently at 617 Upturn JtlJ Call and Be htm todyr ""S'fEi edviie free. . Address mall order ana Pe.it Manufacturing Co., S1SS Ci f vcland. Ohio. , mows - an ji n mart wntnfn and cnir dren. acute or chronio; diseases or the eye. ear, nose, tnroai, orau,. heart kidneys, liver, Madder, .twjwjch and skin diseases treated and cured. Catarrh, rheumatism, oltre. ndleB"n and constipation permanently cured ' AH private ad waXlnt dleo8 promptly cured and their effects per manently removed from the system. ' Maternity csesiveii aeetsl atten tion. ,NV charge for consultation, ,we guarantee all our cures. ., Address all correspondence to ' Colum bia Sanitarium, offices l-36, entrance rooni 32, Raleigh bid., tth and Wash ington eta.r Portland. Oregon. Ladies. n.ooo BWariv-w; ru Ergo-Kolo "Monthly" Compound. Safe ly relieve aome of the longest most oWnate abnormal dava;, no aarm, pain or interference with work. MaaVl.60, pouMestrength $2.00. Buy of druggist or .wtI1,' eouthlngtoS Remedy Co, Dept. II. Kan- sas cny. mo. " apor. sulphur and hot-air baths, salt glow shampoos, eieetro-magnetio mas J snge; .ona call means another. f aOH i Morrison, room 16, 2d Boor Millnar '. alaaAsijaJavalayia " vJvDlsca$es.f.Jftcn;;'- Quickly and permanently cured; elec tricity ior diseases of the,prostate and nervous debility. Dr. W. L Howard.O Kothchlld bldg., isfU Washington. VASUTI Has removed to 149 Park St.. between Morrison and Alder; will be pleased to see old and new customer! spong and .vanor baths, maenage arid chiropody. ' -n . .... .. .-7.-7. TrtT7TvPS W?w7 GERMAN BOOKS. Mvt A .i r ' els,, etc: wrraia m i ", ;',"-" Spanish, Swedish and Italian option erles: fdreifir booka of aU klnda Schmale Co- tt 1st st. MISS ALICE LIND. GRADUATK mad ssuse and dermatologist of New York City. tMw located with Mme." Vashtl, at 149 Park. at... between. Morrison and A4- LoN t BE VlSil. ANV iNAtiTt VEi Sexlne PiOls cure all weakness; II. a box. 8 for i5; full puarentea. Address or call the J. - A Clemenson Drug Co, ". - 'human hair rolls. , J. J. Borg, Inventor and manufacturer of wireless, stringless and netless rolls. 42 15. 9tn, rjaawsii DR. SANDERSON CO.. SAVIN AND V oiton ' ooi ,riiis, sure rtraw iw delayed periods, ti per box or f boies $6. Dr. Pierce. 181 1st st. Mam lues LAOIESI UK. LA - FRANCO S COM . poumlf safe, speedy, , regulator: It cents,, druggists or mall; booklet free. Dr. u franco, rnuaaeipnia. n. PEUSONS OF. MARRIAGEABLE AOE, either sex, desiring acquainances, send 10c tor. circular. Portland 'Introducing Bureau, 18m 1st st yhpne Main 19SS. wanteot-by middle-aged wn over, housekeeper matrimonially ln " dined: one willing to assist financially in gooq proposmon. x out, juinnai. GRI3ELDA SHAMPOOS, ELECTRIC massage, magnetic treatments ana hnths. 183 4th St.. room 28. MANICURING AND SCALP TRKAT - ments. 861 Morrison St., rooms, t and 4. - Dr. ding CHo6K1. LWporYer cki- nese root medicines; sells Chinese tea, certain cure for all dlseasea li Id st. MISS GIBSON GIVES SCALP TREAT ment; dandruff.; 268H Morrison st room 62. ' MliS JfcaslE HARLttE. ' Shampoos, electric massage, lavender bat lis. 303 H Washington St., room. 4. MRS. OBfsotiK,' Masseuse, cabinet bath, salt glow.- cream message; ref- erenoea 282H Park. Main 3408. A-I7I4. PERKINS NATIONAL HERBS AND Kretol are sold 'iv A. B, Bloomer, 180 4th it Phone Main 98i- .., a... HEMLOCK SALVE CURES PILES only; they slay cured. Skidmore Drug Ftore. - MISS GRANT. MANICURIST AND masseuse, has . returned to the city, Room 6: 146U th st 'R. SAWYER'S SQUAW ROOT REM- eoies; positive cure ror ladies. 4sl illSS FAY, 86 PARK. , At home from 8 until s p. m. ARCHITECTS. CLAUSSEN CLAUSSEN, ARCHI tects, 618 Buchanan bldg.. 886 H Wash. ASSAYERS WELLS ft PROEBSTEL, ASSAYERS. analyt chemlsta, 204V. Wash. M. 7508. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE AND ORE testing works, 186 Morrison at. ATTORNEYS : A. H. TANNER, ATTY 602 COMMES- cltl Block. 8d and Wash, Main 1448. C. H. PIOGOTT AND H. J. BIGGER, attorneys, rooms 4-6-6. Mulkey bldg. ACCOUNTANTS E. H. COLLIS, 8!4 Worcester block, public aecuntant and estate agent. Auditing, Investigat ing, systematising. Pecmauerrt keeping of books and records a specialty. BATHS FRIEDMAN'S TURKISH AND RUS- - sian baths. Ladles' baths. 2664 Alder. Genu. Corbttt bids. TURKISH BATHS, 300 OREG. BLDG., .ladles days, gents nights. M. 1938. TURKISH AND RUSSIAN, fl. 207 3D. Main 484. Other baths with pool. 25c .BUDLKY'8 TURKISH BATHS. lMFfc. rial hotel, open day and night BICYCLE REPAIRING. APEX BICYCLE CO.. MANUFACTUR and repairing, second-hand wheela wiween vaan. and Alder. 'llitC HUMMER BICVCLU KLKT:rRi& al and rtsollbs repairing and iun drles: Vev-Bttlng. 82(1 Stsrk. M. 7058. BriLDING PUBLICATIONS. ARtJilTECTS, . CONTRACTORS. - EN gioeers. ret copy Pacific Builder and Engineer. 316 Chamber of Commerce. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ..3aJ- RANKIN , CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. J0"? andremodeling a specialty. J 87 Front st Phone Mam 4523 Wood Jawn, gl. 1 - " ' roeinson bros!' '- ' - Carpentera. . builders. aBtimaa e,i. rwh Qa "ll klnu 0t buildings. Bea- F- K- KING. CONTRACTOkrbESiax: er end builder. Phone Eiist 676. U WALLING. UlSTR i('TO . IVh """'" ""1 iwnwm mag. Main 664, CLEANING AND DTEINO : PUNNYSIDF. STEAM CLEANING AND uye- woras. cleaning, reoalrlns and Eyeing. Work called for anu delivered. Tsbor If B-Z057. 70S E. 84th st " CLurKfJ CLEANED AND. PREBSEO; 31.50 per month. Unique Tailoring Co.. Jo? stark t. - t ..- , XL vv. TURNER. DYER CARPT8 dyed a soepislty. 606 .Jeffeisoo st .. J1 8j - , .f. -- ..- ' ; :i i. LAI-X D RT LAl'lES' SHIRT . if .i!is, shirtwaists and skirts. : .0 i-rk Phone I'acille . : FR 'E Et ; : FOR ONK WEEK MORE.v S BRINO THIS AD AND RKG&IVB , . ABSOLUTELY a'lUCa; I - One of my CONSULTATION HBADINO& .- .. Always Consult 'the Best. . ' PROFE8SOK KM MO. " Greatest living astral dead-trance clair voyant ef the age; adviser on business ana sjl ariair or lire; ten your run name) and what vou called.' for. whom you will marry, how to control th on you love, even -inougn -miles way, tw unites tne seoarated: fives secret pow ers to control; does all others advertise to ao. Hours 10 to . -aauy ana uuixmy. Office. Noa. -1 and 4. Grand theatre hid-.. S6Ji Waalw near Paifc at. Phone Main- 117. i-i--'.; i-.- JOHN 8LATKR, THE WORLD'S greatest- -platform . test medium, will hold -a- grand -test seano Sunday eve ning; (next), 8:16 sharp, . Women . of Woodcraft hull 10th- and Tavlor. . Mr. Slater invites the attendance and criti cal attention at all those who-are in terested 10 toe. subject or tne return or spirit messages, tests and sealed-wlth- in questtnnn answered. " Mkfe. mallokY. . duAmVox-Artt, clalraudlfnt spirit card reader, bosn medium; honest, confidential readings. When others- -fail consult me. ' 302 Jfl. Ilth t., SeUwood car. - . MRS. 8TEVEJfS,'. J 6 TEARS .FORT- land's leading palmist and clairvoy ant; for a reliable reading on past pres. ent and future, call on this gifted seer- ess. 34SH Yamnm si., corner via. MRS. JOHNSTON. CLAIRVOYANT and card reading. Full life reading 60c Hours 9 jn. .to 8 p. m. 282 3d St.. eoF. Jefferson. VASHO1! THE MYS.TXC CLAlRAjOY-Btit;- palmist and ca1- reader, always reliable; . past and future, 60c. 148 Park st ; hetween Morrison and Alder. MARION CORELLl. PALMIST AND clairvoyant. 22SH Washington, tween lit and 2d. be- Uim . UAT .. ANDREW 8 ives ouon HEajdroaaingsjifceFi COAL AND WOOD CHEAP FUEL FOR SUMMER AND winter; snort mixea wooa, neayy t foot slab, frea of edgings; carload lots a specialty. Yards foot of N. 20th st. Telephones Main 538, A-6S19. Wood lawn yard, phone Woodlawn 1383. Pied mont yard, phone Woodlawn 21. Port land Railway, Light & Power company. SLABWOOD THE NORTH PACIF1 Lumber company is making the fol lowing prices on short hauls on green short wood: Slab. $2.50; Inside, $3; block, 82; green,- 4-foot slab,. $2.76 per cord; udry wood. 1 more per. cord or load. HE PORTLAND FUEL CO. SEA- soned ' fir cordwood, 4 feet, 86.60; sawed, 86- Hardwood and coal. Yard 287 E. Morrison. Phone East 26. B-1026. SLABWOOD GREEN AND DRY. J2.6v to 14.00; fir cordwood, $5.50; block wood. $4.75. Union Fuel Co., foot Mont gomery st. Main 67B8. A-S864. PORTLAND WOOD & COAL CO.. FIK. block, slab, oak, ash and coal. 16th and savier. Main 4io. a-ib. FIRST-CLASS DRY CORDWOOD. $6.50; sawed 60c' extra. Churchley Bros., Stb and Marshall. M..-831. A-8981. Ctaraal Promptly deliverea Call Main 6863 Foot of Curry St. WESTERN FEED & FUEL. CO. -House and blacksmith coals, coke, charcoal, klndllr. Phone Main 1018. TELEPHONE EAST 7. '. " F.B. JONES CO., Wood and coal, 181 East Water eg CHEAPEST FUEL STANDARD WOOD Co.. 847 E. Stark. East 2316. B-1696. COAL AND WOOD-SUNNYSIDE AND vicinity. E 2067. Prompt delivery. FOR QUICK DELIVERY PHONE Oregon Fuel Co.. 834 Alder. YamashIta WOOD CO. CHEAP wood. E. 6th and Main. East 818 WOOD AND COAL STAR WOOD & Coal Co., 848 Sd. M. 601Z. A-1477. CARPET CLEANING JOYCE BROS., PROPRIETORS OF THB Electric Cleaning works; carpets I cleaned and laid, both dry and com pressed air cleaning; carpet -rent ting our specialty; work guaranteed. Phone Main 2872 and A-2672. 270 Grant at SANITARY CARPET CLEANING. 8UC- tion and compressed air. caroete cleaned on floor. -Main 6684 and 8200. J. HUNTER, ST'M CARPET AND MAT tress clean'g. 660 Jeff, st.. 214. A-1214. CHIROPRACTORS DR O. & BRIETLING GRADUATE P. S. C. 800 Marouam bldg. A-1622. DR L M GORDON. CRADUATE P. a C. 204 6 Ores, bldg. Phone A-1963. COLLECTIONS. INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO.. BAD debts collected. 60 Buchanan. M. 8130. GIVE LS YOUR BOOK ACCOUNT; R C. Chlsm. 607 Couch bldg. A-8213. CHIROPODISTS CHIROPODY AND PEDICURING Mra M. D. Hill. 330 Fieidner bldg. DANCING WALTZ, 'two-step." "three-step" and stave dancing: lessons 96c: 7 ladles and gentlemen teachers. Prof. WaL Wil son's scnooi, omee ana nail II. Belling Hirsch bldg.. 186 H Wash, bet W. Park and 10th; also dancing taught by mall. PROF. R1NGLER DANCING ACADEMY t select school: class or private les sons dally. 188 H E. Morrison. Phone. DRESSMAKING SHIRTS, 32.60; 8HIRT WAISTS. $1.00; suits. $6. 422 E. Couh. Vat 1824. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL W. M. MILLER V.S.. VETERINARIAN, 24 N 8th st Office 137 Klanoera Phone Main 7846. - DR. C. k. BROWNS DOG AND HORSE hospital.. 106 N. 6th st Phones Main 4086; A-4086; residence. Pacific 640. CARNEY'S VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 289 Olisan st. Phone Main 1484. LEITROM KENNELS. 45TH AND DI vislon eta Tabor 126. Dogs boarded. ELECTRICAL ' SUPPLIES WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS. ' 41 4th at Contractors, electric supplies, motors and dynamos; we Install planta PACIFIC ELECTRIC ENGINEERING Co-Motors for eala or rent; wiring and supplies. 116 2d st . : '. . EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES C Rr Hansen, Jr EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Men. 28. N. Id. Malt. 162. . Women. 343 H Wash Ji Main 2611. Help supplied free to employers. , PORTLAND EMPLOY MENT OFF1CF 20534 Morrison at. 17 N.-2d at .... .Phone Pacific 234 Phone Paclf 10 130U FURNITURE REPAIRING. MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND made over box couches and box mat. tresses made to order.- Bijou Upholstery, ItT nth t, Main'8196. ; : GASOLINE ENGINES STATIONARY AND MARINE; ELKO trie equipments; launches, accessories; wholesale and retail; engine repairing Relerson Mscninery Co.. ik Morrison. STATIONERY AND MARINE GASO : llnei engines: we manufacture them; get our prices. Fairbanks. Morse It Ce. HOTELS. HOTEL 4 PORTLAND., EUROPEAN tlan only. 33. 38 day. " ' HOTEL OREGON.. EUROPEAN PLAN. PERKkXS. EUROPEAN. $1 AND CP BELVEDERE, European; 4th and Alder. RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE- STATIONERY' P. D. C. Co 1U Stark, TeL 1407, FIRST NATIONAL. BANK. Portland, Oregon .,. .t. , t . CAPITAL AND SUKa.US. $1,600,000. ' i - i ' no Interest paid on ACCotmTa IT NITED STATES NATIONAL BANK , -ivortowesi corner inira nau unx eireeis. ; .'rbo.l n.nliln Riialneaa- I1R A 1TTS ISRITIttl : inllaM In AH Cities of the United States and Europe, Hongkong and Manila, Collection President. ., J. Cr AINSWORTH Vice-President.. ....R. LEA BARNES f , Assistant Cashier. .... i ADD & TILTON. . BANKERS Portland, Oregon. , Established X86I. W. M. LAUD, u-C. & LAUD. J. W,LADD. - - Transact a Oanaral Bankinr Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Savings books Issued on savings deposits. Interest paid on time deposits. wwERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Portlaodl" Oregon. . : . ;v. "'' IVI J. FRANK WATSON... President K. W. HOTT-.......... .Ceshlsr 8. C CATCJltNU...,.Beoona Assistant uaanier ' ' : Transacts a General Banking Business, ' Available to AU Parts of the BONDS AND M ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Municipal, Railroad and D OWN'Na-JiOPKIN,S COMPANY STOCKS, BONDS, QRAIN Bought Private Wires. Rooms 201 to 204 Couch GRAND CENTRAL LEAVING PORTLAND. Southern Roseburg Passenger ...... 8:16 a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger.. 4:16 p.. nv. California Express 7:46 p. m. aa Francisco Express . .,11:00 night WEST SIDE. Corvallis Paasenger 7:00 a. m. Sheridan Passenger ,. 4:10 p. m. Forest Grove Paasenger ...11:00 a. m. Forest Orove passenger ... :to p. ni. Jefferson Street Depot. Portland to Dallas 7:40 a. m. II Pallas to Portland ...... ..10:16 a. ra. Portland to Dallas i .. 4:16 p. m. Il-Dallaa to Portland 6:6V p. m. - Portland-Oswego Suburban Leaving Portland a. ni., 6:30, 6:80, 7:80. 7:40, 8:60, 10:26; and p. m- 12:60. 2:06, 8:80, 6:20. 6:26, 7:45, 10:10, 11:80. ' Northern Pacific, ; ' ' ., , ,' Smaattte fiarptJ' North Coast Ol Chicago. Lim 2:00 p. m. Overiond Express ,.li:4 p. tn. Oregon Railroad & Pendleton Passenger 7:i a. m. Chicago-Portland Special 8:80 a. m. Spokana Flyer 8:16 p. m. ICan. City & Chi. Exp 6:00 p. m. Astoria & Columbia River. r Astoria & Seaside Express. 6:00 a. m. II Astoria & Port. Passengr..l8:16 p. m, Astoria Express 6:00 p. ra. Portland Express 1:00 p. m. 1Bunuiau rocuic C. P. R Short Line, via Spo 8:16 p. m. Via Seat.. Via & Vane. .... 2:00 p. m. Via Bumas 11:46 p. m. Portland Ry Light & Power Co. Care Leave Ticket Office end Waltlttg Room, First and Alder streets, FOR OREGON CITY: 4:00, 6:30 a. tn., and every 30 min utes (on the hour and half-hour), to and Including 8:00 p. m.. then 10, 11; last car, 12, midnight. Gresham. Boring, Eagle Creek, Esta cada. Cazadero, Falrview and Trout dale 7:16. 8:15. 11:16 a. m.; 1:16, 8:45. 4:16. 7:25 p. m. Oregon Electric Leaving Portland Salem and Int points...... 6:16 a. m. Salem and Int. points 8:26 a. m. Salem, Tualatin. Wilson- vllle, W. Woodburn. Ltd.. 8:06 a. m. Salem and Int. points 11:06 a. m. Salem and Int points 2:30 p. in. Salem, Tualatin. WDson- vllle, W, Woodburn. Ltd. 8:35 p. m. Salem and Int potnta 6:80 8. m. LIVERY AND SALES STABLES. 1806 STABLES, HACKS. LIVERY, boarding and sale; furniture moving; 122 Union ave.; East 8582; night phone Main 3044. W. A. Hessian. Prop. MONEY TO LOAN 8 REMEMBER. IF YOU WORK, WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES. "ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." OUR RATES ARE THE LOWEST. WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK? STATE SECURITY CO., 704 DEKUM BLDG. MONET. For all salaried people. Come and get It; cheapest ratoe, smallest payments In city; for any one that wants to make a loan privately and desires to be treated honorably this Is the place. BUTTON CREDIT CO, 512, fifth floor. Dekum bldg. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried emnloves and on Dlanos. fur niture, warehouse recelDts. horsos. Insur ance policies and all kinds of securities. New Bra Loan & Mortgage Co.. 205 Abington bldg. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO ple and others upon their own names without security; oheapeet rates, easiest payments; offices In 66 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first. Tolman, 23 Abington bldg. BORROWERS IF YOU NEED MONEY quljkly on collateral securities of every nature, we have some money for short time loans. (No chattel mort- gaget,;) Call 320, to 227 Corbett bldg. MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUILDING purposes; . can be repaid in monthly Installments. Call for particulars.. Co lumbia Life & Trust Co, 214 LunVber Exchange bldg. 3100.000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 31.000 or more, 6 to 7 per cent, on Improved realty. M. Q. Griffin. 266 Btatk. SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI- dentlal; easy to get and easy to pay. T. A. Newton. 511 Buchanan bldg Money to loan on good securi- ty at 7 per cent Interest. Dabney & Dabney, 412 Commercial bldg. IMMJCLUATE LOANS. 85 TO $6,000. ON all securities. R I. Eckerson A Co., room 5 Washington bldg. Main 4666. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. CHAT tels or personal security. W. A. Hath away.no Washington bldg. Pacific 1832. 8100,000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR farm property, fire Insurance. Mc Kemie Co., 250 4 Alder, room "3. MONEY TO LOAN, LA RG-'J LOANS A specialty, building loans: lowest rates; fire Insurance. W. Q. Book. 812 Falling. SAlARY-LOAN8 LOWKSTRATE AT Employes' Loan Co., 716 Dekum. LOAN FOR THE ASKING SALARY OR chattel. The Loan Co.. 410 Dekum. QUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES. 8. W. King 46 wash.- Diag, M. tioo. MONEY TO LOAN . ON ALL KINDS of security. W. Hoft. B, . Wash bldg. IN SUMS OF 82.000 TO 10 2d st 120.000 U W. Goddard. 1 MUSIC Alt PROF. DIAMOND PUBLISHER DIA mond's Piano Chart teacher of string instruments, music furnished for all oc casions. M. 8888; mornings; 846 College. EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO feaaor Oukar Sevclk, violin and viola tescher. A-4160. 884 Pine. Pac ?8. MUSIC STORE, BAND IN8TRU monts. L. Seiherllng,- 204 'Tourny' niog.. gq ano iayinr. PI ANO. VIOLIN. TROMBONE AND clarinet, r-ror. bmitn. Z8X 12th. M. 4(, A-3S5U, MANDOLIN, GUITAR BANiO. i. PAk ker. suite 42..Mllner bldg., 360H Mor. LGllS A. CRElfZ. : TEACHER 6f violin. 211 Sherman, cor. 1st Pan. 188. YORK BAND INSTRUMENT AND MU SI o house: repairing. 127H Stark. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. LILLKBELLE PATTERSON. GPE m clalist on nervous, aaut and chronic dlseasea. 217 Fenton bldg. Paclflo 1180, LiT. R. B. NORTHRUP. 4i6-14-l -DE- kura bldg, 3d Phone Main -348. and Washington st anamination rree. PATENT ATTORNEYS PROTECT 4 YOUR IDEA WK I .'- CAN patent it Mdulton & Scobey, attor neys, 604'Columbla bldg.. Portland. Or. J. J. HiRSHHEIMEKl 227 H WASH. BT patent ana pension attorney. PATENTS. COPYRIOHTS. A. J mat: ter. US' commonwealth bldg. -R. C. WrilOHTr DOSflC & FOREIO 4 patents; Infrlngment caes. 604 Dekum , : 1 - '. W, OF PORTLAND, OUEOON. , i . 1 Cashier. , . .-. . ..s.R. W. ' SCBMEER I Assistant Cashier. ...... .W. A. HOLT ......... . .A. M. WRIGHT , 1 R. L. DURHAM. . . . Vice-President OEOaOE. W. HOYT. , . Ass't Caahler Drafts and Letters of Credit laaued. World. Collections a Specialty. INVESTMENTS. Commerca Building, r. Public, Service Corporation Bonds. Established im.BROKERS. and Sold for Cash and on Margin. Bldg. Phones: M-SzS; A-SS8T. STATION TIME CARD. raclflc. . arriving Portland. Oregon Express .......... 7:66 m. in. Cottage Grove-Passenger ..11:30 Roeeburg Paaaengea JO d. m. poruana Jtxpress 11:16 p. m. WEST 8 DDE. Corvallis Passenger 0:81 p. m.1 Sheridan Passenger . ...10:80 a. m. Forest Grove Paasenaer... 8:00 a. m. r Forest Orove Passenger ... 1:60 p. m. I. Portland Express ... 4:16 p. nv overland Express ....v.. 8:85 p. ni. Navigation Company. BDokane Fiver k:00 a. m. Cht., Kan. City 4 Port Exp. 8:46 a. m. I"h lrM or-PnAf4 ri I fiK.O n m Portland Passenger 6:16 p. m. xvaiiway vo. C. P. R. Short Line, via Spo. 8:00 a. m. Via Van.. Vic and Seattle .8:16 p. m. Via Sumas and Seattle.... 7:00 a m. FOR VANCOUVER. Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec ond and - Washington streets. . A. M. 6:15. 6:60. 7:26, 8:00. 8:35. 8:10. 10:30. 11:60 P. M. 12:80. 1:10. 1:60. 2:80. 8:10. 3:68, 4:80, 6:10. 6:60. 6:30. 7:06. 7:40, 8:15. l26. 10:3B 11:46. On. third Monday in every month last car leaves at 7:06 p. m. Dally ex. Sun. Dally ex. Mon. Railway Company. Arrlvlnc Portland. Salem and Int points 8:35 a. m. Salem and Int points 10:21 a. m. Salem, Tualatin, Wilson- vllhvW. Woodburn. Ltd.. 11:86 a. m. Ealem and lot points , 1:26 p. m. Salem and Int points ...... 4:60 p. m. Salem, Tualatin, Wllson- vme. w. woodourn, Ltd. :io p. m. Salem and Int points . t:iz d. m. PRINTING THE EAGLE PRINTING CO.. NOT IN trust: close figures, rood work. 88 Russet bldg., corner 4th and Morrison. MODERN PRINTER Y Moved to 148 6th at, opp. Meier ft Frank's. OG1LBEE BROS.. PRINTERS CARDS, billheads, etc Main 1868. 146 H 1st. PAINTING AND PAPERING FOR BEST PRICES, SATISFACTION guaranteed, estimates furnished, call 1 Pacific 1680. Stone. A Mitchell. 2222d. FOR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT, call P. A, Doane. R 1096. 104 Union ave. REAL ESTATE J. M. Pittenger & Co., 263 Rusaell st Phone E. 4649. Fire Insurance, loans, real estate. J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loi estwh 1883. 14SH 1st room 11. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES 8HOWCA8E8 tion; bank,, made to order. OF EVERT DE8CRIP bar and store fixtures The Lutke Mfg. Co. THE JAMES I. MARSHALL MFG. CO.. anowcasea, caoineta. store ana oinoa fixtures. 288 Couch st. Pacific 2181. R H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AUT. M. Winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bldg. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER A KLEISER. SIGNS. THB larsest sisrn makers in the northwest. 6th and Everett sta Phone Prtv. Ex. 66. Home A-1166. SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT- I land 8ign Co.. 287 Stark. Pad fie 1686. SAFES DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large stock; lockouts opened, jails, iiirvai iUIIUtMir. . '4. vin, dv at, FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES ' Kt metai rurniture. j. rc. uavis. o st. factory orlcas: -second-hand safea Mosler Safe Co.. 108 2d St. - TYPEWRITERS THREE FOR 31 TYPEWRITER RIB bona. "Western Ribbon Co., San Ma- teo, e-'ai. ALL MAKES, eold. P I. C. u ifniTPn Pfuiincn Co, 231 Stark TeL 1407: TRANSFER AND STORAGE. CO. PICK TRANSFER 4b STORAGE company, office -and commodious 4- story brick warehouse, with separate Iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val- uaoiea, nor tn went corner 01 za and pins ats. Pianos and furniture moved and packed: for shipping. Phone Main 696, Home A-1896. : - ' OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and storage; . safes, pianoa and furniture, eto, moved, packed and shipped. 208 Oak st, between Front end 1st. rnone Main 4T, a-1347. OREGON TRANSFER CO., 134 N. 6TH. Main . Heavy haulinr and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE & TRANS fer Co. Storage 834 Stark. Main 407. kAfrbERLy TRANSFER 4- flT6RA(Sa Co., Ill N. 6th, Main 1686; A-1686. TRANSPORTATION C005 BAY LINE The steamship BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednesday at a. m- from Oak street dock, for 2ortn Bend, Marsh tank fisld and Coo Bay jwiata. Freight re- eelved .till 4 n. mi on dav .of salllna. Paasenger fare, first, class, 310; second clas. 7, including berth ' and meal Inquire city ticket office. Third and WaahtnfffAft atiwata. Af Oak -tr-t Amu . . n LOIUmDIal KlVCr OCCnerV AXtwaiAAwavi MstmMt axamjuas. i Dally service between Portland anu I The Dalle, except Sunday, leavlns Portland atl a. m "arriving about I K" lrw!K maa passengers,! Splendid accommodation for outfit! and llVetOC8t. . . t I lavsk foot of Alder at, Portland: root nf Slourt at.. Tha DaUaa. . Pluma xi... vi ws aew. 814. Portland. " . tVOBlst 7AOZFXC 8TBAM8KQ CO.t r ' f ! J r tt M f I Roanoke and Gco;1ffpl . i m - . " 1 I fi?Ta Anrele direct every" Thursday at 8 p. m. I Ticket, office Third Jar J Aldet, OOTIOTJFIIIE TO LOAD bUfilBER Steamer Gnerasey, and the Schooiier Henry K. Hall Under Charter. lljV K'tiU-EH TO CliJJV A .1 .7 . v , " -T AND ONE TO JAPAN Foreign Pemaad - tor Lunjber Be- Ilcves Congestion In MQla nd Of t ten Bustnf st to Spiking Tonnage Hornelen Due Her Monday. Twi : new charters for lumber were announced this morning. One la the large Norwegian ateamer Guernsey and the other the nve-maeted American I schooner Henry K. Hall. The Guernsey I arrived at San Francisco. April 22. with cargo, of coal .from Newport Newa j for the government, and the"Hall ar rived there four day later with f cargo of coal from Newcastle, N. B. W. The Guernsev la ciMitlad h on Hi. l&th of this month. Details concerning the cargo have been duly settled, but It la understood that In addition to 1,600,000 feet of lumber the cargo will contain about 8,000 tons of wheat and tlm amber ifrT5Pu1WsheJTty the Tongue Point Lumber company, near Astoria. It goes to Shanghai. The Guernsey belongs to the same line aa the Norman Isles and Jethou, both of which have been here several times, and ahe Is only a few tons smaller than tne rienriK iDsen, tne largest, tramp i i" rurwegiu mtrinani 8,o tons net, and the Guernsey 2.803 tons. - - ' The schooaev Henry K. Hall register 1,106 tons and is one of the largest In her class on the Pacific coast She will come under . charter to the China Im port 4b Export Lumber company, a con cern which recently opened offices In this city. The cargo will consist of about 1,600,000 feet and goes to Kobe. Japan. ' . -t ' The Norwegian steamer Hornelen, which was chartered several days ago to come here for a shipment of 1.600.000 leet of lumber for Panama, Is due to arrive Mnnrtuv. Kha in tn rrlva r-mrwn at the mills Of the Portland Lumber company, where the Norwegian steamer tusa yesterday completed a argo for Fremantle. Australia. The fclsa left down -this morning.- The manifest filed at the customs-house yesterday shows that she carries 2,804,700 feet, valued at $42,070. . BY WAY OF HONOLULU. Oriental Liner Nicomedia Arrives After Exciting Experiences. On her way from Portland to 'Japan the German steamer Nlcomedla of the Portland & Asiatic Steamship company's line was badly damaged by a tremen dous wave that bordered her during the height of a gale,- About 60 feet of the heavy and' solid Iron rail was bent ovr as If made of tin and the. masts threat ened to go overboard when the stay carried away.- Repair costing $1,000 were made at Hongkong. The Nlcomedla arrived here last night,, returning by way of San Fran cisco. Coming .this way ahe encounter ed fairly good weather, the only Inci dent out of the ordinary on the voyage being the disappearance of one of tne Chinese firemen when the steamer was In midocean. It was s thought the Chinaman had jumped or fallen over Doara until two cava after nis mvsterl. out disappearance, when he came forth and begged for food. He admitted having stowed away to escape work, but said that after all he found firing in me noia or an ocean liner prereraDie to death by starvation. The Nioomedia brought only about 1, 000 tons of cargo this trip, about 8,000 tons haying been delivered at San Franoisco. it ts announced on good authority that henceforth everv other liner for this port will come by way of nononnu and japan, wsteaa 01 direct as heretofore,' This will give them capacity cargoes both going and coming, although the bulk of the eastbound fretsrht commonly referred to as "over land" will am hv w. v nt ilnn TTra nnfu.n Thia will make somewhat of a cut in the earnings of the local longshoremen. Manager Schwerin's recent visit here is responsible for the change In the route. He 'came, to the conclusion that the earnings of the company could be largely Increased by having the liners coming here assist the regular oriental liners Into San Francisco without los ing more than a few days each trip at the most - Havlnar no overland freight the Nlcomedla went direct to Alaska wharf last night and began discharging there this morning. She . is In command of Captain Wagemann and carriea the same officers as on her last visit. " CROWDED AVITH PASSENGERS. 1 Steamer Senator-Start on Last Voy. age to San Francisco. For the last time this season the teamer Senator, Captain Nopader, left A Ins worth dock at 8 o'clock this morn ing for San Francisco. - Upon reaching her destination the steamer will beJ turned over, to her owners, the Pacific Coast Steamship company, and sent to ."tume via dmuio. ins sw oi fornla wilt take her place on the Port wome via Seattle. 't ne state or uaii- land run. The Senator went out with a record breaking first cabin passenger list there belna- 350 traveler on board and 80 tier cent of them, going first class. The majority of them ar bound south to see the fleet which will reach San Francisco about the same time as the senator. ConsDiououa among those who, stepped on board was a newiv wed couola. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirkland, of this city. They were showered with rice oy mends wno had assembled on the wharf to see them off. . ' The steamer wa filled to "tne hatches With freight It being necessary even to leave a small quantity behind on th dock. ' . - . REPLACES OLD DREDGE. , . Seagoing Steel, Dredger Expected to Arrive Here in Six Month. Tha' lar aaaB-olnar d red ire belna- built at Newport News ior government use in tne estuaries or tnis aisinci is expectea ; to be completed In time to start out for the round the Horn trip by the first of October. 'The dredge has the shape of a regu lar propeller . steamer and. la to be equippeu witn -very poweriui suction WHOLESALE . JOBBERS U104A1OU1VIU U V 1114 UWUU, - Portland, nRBOON, c v w..jr c . nx... i n and commission mercbsnta 140 Front st. Portland, or. Phone Mam 178, OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC- luring Co. Manufacturer or furot ture for the trda Portland. Or. W a rzi A u o m- rr n'UAl orra I n n,.. " " --".-.'L .VVJ- merchanta 4th and Oak eta ?,"" lr"! ." whousbiob LEW1S-6TENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co., barbers' supplies, barbers' f urnl ture. barbers' chairs. 10th and Morrison. Tilt'. " GRATON ft KNIQHT MM Co.! " xanneis, icatncr Deiung manulao- BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDARS. AD-' ' venisin novemes. iu trn St. ' - AND 6L " wsre. Prael Hegele a- Co.. ' Portland. ALLF A LEWIS-GROCERIES. ' pumps "by which to pump gravel or"j una rrom tne notiora ine same as ine Port of Portland dredges being operated on the river. The dredge Is to take the place of the old dredge W. S. Ladd which has been operated in the vicinity of Astoria for a number' of years and is how about Worn out. The W. 3 Ladd. beins; a, river type of dredge, could not be moved from ono Dart of the coast to another. . but the qew one Will be available tor work at tne moutn or trie Columbia , aa wen as at Coos bay, .Yaqultra ban or other eeiuariea wnere" tne government engi neers might deem dredging beneficial. The dredge will cost cum plete. She will come around thHorn under, her ewn steam. GOES TO THE DALLES. , Steamer Charles R. Spencer Starts . V. yr Oat Monday Morning. - Monday morning the steamer Charles R Spencer will begin operating on a daily schedule between Portland and The Dalles, Captain Spencer having 'decided not to place her on the Astoria run for a while at least. i. ..-. A few days, ago Captain Spencer visited -Astons-wun a view or placing his boat on the route abandoned by the swtft ateamer Telegraph - rwhlch waa taken to Puaet aound a few weeks ao. but upon his return -here he made up nis mind to give tno upper river run a litue attention nrat. . . MARINE INTELLIGENCB. ' Bagalar Users Dae 4m Arrive. , Breakwater, Coos Bay ....... .May Rose City. San Francisco ........May Roanoke. San Pedro and way. ...May 6 Eureka, Eureka and Coos. ..... .May j Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook. ...... .May 7 Alliance, Coos Bay .May 7 State. San Francisco ....... ...May 12 G.- W. Elder. San Pedro, way A May 13 A lesla. orient J u n 1 Numantia, orient ....... ........Juiy i Arabia, orient Aug, Nicomedla, orient -:t:-trala-.3Ui .Sept 1 Alliance, Cooi Bay ...,Maf 2 Breakwater, San Francisco ......May 8 Roanoke, Han Pedro ana way. .May i Sue H. Elmore, TlllamooK May 8 Eureka. Eureka and Coos. ...... May 8 Rose City, San Francisco May 8 "Nlcomedla. orient ............May -10 Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro. ..... May 14 State, San Francisco., , ....... May 16 Alefcia. orient ..................June 6 Numantla. orient .......'...July 6 Arabia, orient ........Aug. 6 n . ' VssaaU ta Port. " . Broderlck Castle. Br. ship .Stream Larglemore, Br. sh. ......O. W.-P. dock Edward Detallle. FY. bk. ... i .... Irving Moller,. Fr. bk Stream Crown of India, Br. bk. ...... Drydock Leylaod Bros., Br. h. O. W, , Aibyn, Ru. bk. .. ..... N. P. Lumber Co. Eugene -Pergaline. Fr. bk . . . .Oceanic Cornil Bart. Br. bk.. .Montgomery No. 2 Nornla, Ger. bk. .. .4. Montgomery No. 2 Donna Franceses, Br. bk. ......Astoria Urania. Nor. bk..... ...Oceanio JeiagnIfe ... .AatoriH .Stream Strathevle. Br. aa... ...Drvdock Ancaios. Bf. ship... Alblnal Bovertc. Br. ss s H. & W. Mills Churchill, Am. ' ach .Astoria Mabel Gale, Am. ach, , . Inman-Poulawn Astoria Linn ton Flour Mills . . .Couch Street .Pacific bunker ...Couch Street ........ .Alaska ucno, Am. DKin, Nome City. Am, Sheila, Br. ss Alliance, Am. sa... Mndrioo,. Am.- sen. Condor, sch Nlcomedla, Ger, .as . Ba Boat to ZMtM Lumber- Melville Dollar,. Am. as... San Francisco Ravalli, Am. ks. ....... . .San Franoisoe Kelburn. Br. bt. .......... . .MoJUlones Virginia, Am. sch... San Francisco W. R. Hume, Am. ach.... San Francisco Homer, Am. ss ..iSsn Francisco F. S. Loop, Am. ss San Francisco R. D. Inman, 'Am. ss San Francisco Irene, Am. sch San Francisco King Cyrus, Am. sch..... San Francisco H. K. Hall, Am. sch San Francisco ' Sa Boats "With Cement and Oeaatai. Aberfoyle. Br. sh. Antwerp Edmund Rostad. Fr. . bk. ...... .London Bmanuele Accame. It. bk. .... Hamburg Asgard. Nor. ship Antwerp Bldart, Fr. ox... Albert Mlckmers, Clan Graham. Br. Oe-'Vil jJJJfnl .wp- caWfirt 1. ........ Varolii I Eugenie FautreL Fr. bk. ...... Antwera Vincenne. Br. sh. .Antwerp Gael. Fr. bk...... Neat-fields. Br. hlo . David d Anjers, ft. sh. Brabloch, Br. bk . . . . Killoran, Br. sh. Joinville, Fr. bk. ..... Carmanlan. Br. bk. . . . . . . . .j-onaon .Hamburg . .Antwerp . .Antwerp . .Antwerp , .Antwerp .Hamburg Goal gbiya Ma Boat. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. .. - Tramp ateamer Bn Boat. Inverkip, Br. ss.. ..San Francisco Boveric. Br. sa ........ .Baa Francisco Taunton, Br. ss. .Guaymaa Foeric, Br. ss.. . ... . Madura, Br. ss Tabor, Nor. ss. , . . Strathflllan. Br. sa Hornelen. Nor. ss. ..San Franc lsoo ...San Francisco .....Bremerton .Batavla . ..Puget sound . . Ban Francisco Guernsey, Nor. ss Ba Boat la Ballast to lVoad a rain. ' Manx King. Br. ah. Taltral Port Crawford; Br. ah ..Callao Agne Oswald, Br. sh, ....Callao River Falloch, Br. bk Callao Nordsee. Ger. sin .............. .Callao Oregon, Ger. ah. ....Yokohama Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk. Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. ah. West coast Aster, Ger. bk .... I ........ . Valparaiso Marechael de Noaille. Fr. blcWest coast Helena Blum, Fr. bk. Bristol .OU Steamers Ba Boat, t ' -Geo. Loomla, Am. San Franclac MARINE NOTES. Aatnrla. Miv 8. Arrived down dur ing the night, steamer Argyll, Elmore and Eureka. Arrived down at 10:20 m steamer Asuncion. San. Francisco, May - 2. Arrived, steamer St Helena, from Portland. Balled at noon,., steamer Rone City, for Portland.. Sailed last night, steamer Shoshone, for Columbia river. Sailed at 1 last- night ateamer Washington, for Portland. Astoria, May J. Sailed, at 12:40 p. m., British bark Celticburn. for Queens town or Falmouth. Arrived down . at 1:80 p. m., schooners Alvena and W. F) Jewett. Left up at 4 p. ra., schoner Mindoro. ;.- Astoria, v May 2. Condition of th bar at 8 a. m.. rough: wind, southeast 26 miles; weather, light rain. - Tides at Astoria today High : water 1:86 av m 8.1 leet; 2:36 p. m., I.t feeU Low water 8:25 a. m., 0.7 vfeet; 8:20 p. m:,1.6 feet. . . V m mTi ii i atri i ALONG THE WATERFRONT. ' . " ' " - h The steamer Alliance sails this even ing for Coos bay. The Eureka left Tor Eureka via Coos bay last night. The gasoline schooner Condor Is ex pected to leave down this evening bound for Waldport Alsea baf. with merchan dise and machinery. The oil carrying steamers Argyle and Asuncion left down last nlgtht after having discharged their oil cargoes at the tanks, T--. . .- -f.-r--- The coal laden achooner Mindoro, Captain Laesen, will be at the bunks of tha Pacific Coat company this after noon to discharge a cargo of coal from Newcastle, New South Wales. Three gangs of longshoremen went to: work on the ateamer Sheila ' this morning loading flour awthe mills. She is . expected to clear .Monday for the orient ' . DIA3I0XD LIFTERS HELD TO GR AND JURY 3. A. Storer and John Seeley.' the' two markers In a laundry who found a dia mond stud in a shirt belonging to Tom Fallon ajtid secreted It. waived examina tion in the municipal court this morn ing and wer held to appear before the rrand jury. Storer' bail wa fixed at 500 and Seeley' at 3260, both Of which sum were deposited with . the court. Fallon declined to orosecute though the: sparkler wss worth $600, and Detective Captain Baty elgned the complaint; llm- j till, largely as an ooject iean. .?, Judg John A. McCullough of Miami and Winnipeg Is visiting In the cliW on ki. . V. ..... - m r-irt tt. V-allfrtrnlR.. He left home Chrlstmag da. - CITY T.1UST IVAIT- FOR FIRE ENGINES Tie-TJp in Tax Ueeeipts i Keep ..Council Comiriittee' From flaking Awards; . Owing to the stringency in the clty'g revenues -the fire committee of the city executive -board declined ' to .award blda,' for tje purchase of fire engines yester- ' day "upon the recommendation of Mayor Lane, who 'pointed out that the pur chase would embarrass the city. The matter waa refefped back to the council -by the committee In an effort to de termine -whether the - council men still want to make the rjurchauM af. i,n- . ftandlng ;that -to do ' so would add to uwjicii umi tn scaring -tne city, v .1 - ThA.rpamn fn th. mmmIi. - n the City treasury is due to the fact that about tri.000 that mnu hUA derived by the city from the Uxatlon of , the O., RAN. company is held up In the courts; the vehicle tax, which would return about 118,000 mor to the Cltv has been huM nn Iit thi vafaMn- dum, and the possibility of the local option movement on the east side auo ceeaing at tne June election would de prive the city of more than 125,000 In . liquor license fees. mliln a tAr.i f about 3116.000 in the clty'a revenue for - The evecutlvft Knar4 ' a .u.k...j . to spend f 25,000 for fire apparatus but the bids yesterday were slightly In ex ces of tni amount.' To have awarded th bid would mean that additional revenue would-ha va ta ha. mAft tn h ' flj?propriatlonr Rather Uiaft' enibaraes ine - oouncumen Mayor Lane uggeste4 yesterday that the matter be referred back to the councllmen for their con- . Iteration. The committee voted' yesterday to recommend awards of bid for two' com bination chemical and hose wagon cost Inar 81.800 each. A. O T.onii dealer, 'aa the suocegsful bidder for wieee. ine omer apparatua for avhlch bid were received were Tour sJbond slxe engine, and two third-site engine. lllu I IIUISI BUBBLE COLImlSSIOfl Mayor Lane Expresses City's Eegret in, Losing Effic ient Member. . R. D. Inman ha resigned as a mem ber of the city automobile commission and Mayor Lantrhas accepted the res ignation. Inman i a man with mani fold business interests "to look after and the work of the - commission - occupied a great deal more time than the mem ber expected. They have . met regu larly every Friday for more than a month besides giving a great deal of time and attention to the wnrkins- out cf the new law on the outside. While Inman gave no reason for re Ignlnc It is said that he told one of the other members of the board that ha would not bo able to spare the time the work of the commission demanded. In man simply asked that hi resignation be accepted, which was done by Mayor " Lane In the following letter: "Dear Sir I am in recetnt of vnur letter of April 29, tendering your reslg-',;. tomobile registry. "I Presume that you have fully con- Maa,l un.,. anilna U k that not tit 11 g which I could say would alter your decision, and for that reason I accept 'the same. If you -will allow me, however. I win say that I regret to see the city lose the benefit of the valuable ervices which you have o cheerfully rendered It In, carrying out thla measure, and for which In the name of the city I wish to express to you my full appreciation and sincere thanks. "Every cltixen. In my opinion, owes a duty to the public and where one I found able to render it good service It must always be a matter of regret to lose the benefit of hi help. "Again thanking you for the good,, which you have acoompllahed as a' member of the board of registry, I am, "Very respectfully yours, "HARRY' LANE, J; "Mayor." LEAGUE ENJOYS - MAY FESTIVAL The Swedish-American National league May festival at Arlon ball last evening was a pleasant affair attended by a large- audience. A good musical and literary program wa rendered. Wil liam, Sunden delivered the address. Other -number on, the program were: Plana solo. Miss Maria Lallement; trombone solo, C. M. Newman; violin solo. A. Blankholm; , vocal solo, Miss Christina Olson; Violin duett, Messrs. Nylnnder and Manner; recitation, Mis Orlinda : Lawrence; singing. Columbia Singing society. This was also the league' first anniversary celebration. CHEAP RATES EAST BURLINGTON ROUTE Dates of Sale: MavVand 18, June 5, 6, 19, 20; July 6, 7, 22, 2'.; August 6, 7, .21, 22. Plan now. . Rates: General basis $60.00 to .: Omaha-, Kansas City and back ;' $67.50 to St. L,ouisl and back ' $72.50 Chicago and back, via di rect, routes; $15.00 m6re through . California. . DIVERSE ROUTES AND PRIVILEGES: Variable routes; final limit 90 days; Stopovers en route. Tickets on sale in Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia; consult Burling ton maps and folders and note how many important cities are -reached by v the i different Burlington main lines; tickets reading Burlington are honored via Denver with stopovers.. Train Service: Highest gfadc of through Service via BillfJErgs-andi di- ,M rect southeast main line.:- Through chair cars (seats free) standard, and - tourist sleepers. Three connecting trains ''daily from St. Paul via pic- c turesque , Mississippi River " Route. v j ' Let ntittal 'ag-ent or the under t f1".'. slg-ned, ticket you Burllnaton - -to, embrace th greatest diver- . ' ity of routes and" territory at . :t :j the least cost.; Vr-vi "". A. d SHELDON ! 0n. Areas, O. B. b Q. By., 100 Thlrit Bt, T Portland, Or. ' Biil'l'aiJSJSiu ill isiihi ill mill i ' wm Dtcmno conn ati infiiiisiin A ' v . V.