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-1 1 12 'THE 'OREGON - fcAILY JOURNAL. I PORTLAND, , SATURDAY ' EVENING, " MAY - 9, 1908.' PERSONAL' "' GERMAN BOOK8. MAGAZINES, NOV els. etc.: German. English. - French. Spanish, Swedish mil Italian diction " erles; foreign books ef all kinds. Brnmals Co.. ij 1st at ' ffk. SAWTER'S SQUAW ROOT REM ' edles; -positive cure for ladles, 451 - Goldsmith. E-44S1. J , , EVIDENCE RELATING TO BUBINlSS, divorce snd politics gathered by ex- - perlenoed detective. A-16. Joornal. t)Ra ATWOOD. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. ' Horn for unfortunate girls; good cars at confinement 303 AHsky bldg. UlSS MAY pjitERSiOrf. FORMERLY with Madam Imckey, Is now it HI Park St., near Morrison. MANICURING Rooms 6 AND and 6, MIHS GRANT, facial massage. 1451 fith at. BlsS GRANT, MANICURE, WILL be found Otis week at Miss Ward's. zui sa st. OOAL AKP 'WOOD BEST DRT 4 FOOT FIR WOOD. CUT out of large green timber, ovsr 1 year now since cut, delivered to your resi dence for 15.28 per. cord, and over 4 cords at 34.78. This wood must be sold at once, aa It Is on the Jefferson st dock and the water will be over the dock by June 1. There Is only 100 cords, and first corns first served. Kirk Hoover. Phone Paclfio 2606. Horns phone A-lig. . CHEAP FUEL FOR SUMMER AND winter; short .-mixed wood, heavy 4 foot slab, free of edgings: carload lots a specialty. Yards foot of N. 20th st Telephones Main 639, A-6519. Wood lawn yard, phone Woodlavn 1S3J. Pied mont yard, phone Woodlawn 21. Po.t land Railway. Light A Power company. BANKS. 1IR8T NATIONAL BANK. Portland, Oregon. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $1,800,000. NO INTEREST PAID ON ACCOUNTS. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON. Northwest Corner Third and. Oak Streets. Transacts a General Banking Business. DRAFTS ISSUED Available la All Cities of the United States end, Europe, Hongkong; apd Manila. Collections President J. C AINSWORTH I Cashier. ........... .R. W. SCHMEER Vice-President. . R. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier. . . .-. ..W. A. HQLT Aaaistsnt uasnier. a. m. wkiumt ARCHITECTS. i ARCHITECT. IN ORDER TO GET AC i qualnted, will make plans, specifics' tlons and blue prints at half the regu lar price. My work is first clans. W. Krltsche, northwest corner 8th and Belmont : take Sunnyslde car. . Phone Tabor 865. . CLAUSSEN A CLAt'SSEN. ARCHI tects, CIS Buchanan bldg.. 28H Wash ASSAYER8 WELLS ft PROEBSTEL, ASSATERS. analyt. chemlats. 204U. Wasn. M. 7508. Montana assay 6ffice and ore testing works. 186 Morrison st. ATTORNEYS SOUTH. PORTLAND SLABWOOD CO . Main 1888, A-8843. Blockwood. 14.50; dry inside wood. $3.50; green slabwood, $3.00 and $2.00. FIR, $5 UP; GOOD COUNTRY 6LAB wood, $S;B0r dry block. $4.60. Reduc tion on large orders. Union Fuel Co., Toot Montgomery at Main 5758, A-88'i4. LADD A TILTON BANK Portland, Or. Established 1869. Incorporated 1808, Capital fully paid $1,000,000 Surplus and undivided profits. $400,000 - . ... uv-JTAUJUKa; ... . , , ',.- a- , . W. M. LADrX. President I R. 8. HOWARD JR.. . . . . Ass't Cashier EDWARD COOKINGHAM.. .Vlce-Pres. J. W. LADD. ...... .Assistant Cashier W. H. DuNCivLEr . . Cashier WALTER M. COOK, ... .Ass't Cashier Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of Banks, Firms. Corporations and Individuals solicited. We are prepared to furnish de positors every racuity consistent wun tmoq panning. -Portland, Oregon, THE PORTLAND FUEL CO. SEA eonefl fir cordwood. 4 feet. $5.60; sawed, $8. Hardwood and coal. Yard 287 E. Morrison. Phone East 26. B-1026. PORTLAND WOOD A COAL CO. KIR. block, slab, oak, ash and coal. 16th and Bavler, Main 4876. A-4876. FIRST-CLASS DRY CORDWOOD. 15 60; sawed 60c extra. Churchley Bros., I8th and Marshal!. M 931. A-3831. KW ERCriANTS NATIONAL BANK IVI J. FRANK WATSON... President I R. L. DURHAM ....Vice-President ' R. W. HOYT Cashier J GEOROE W. HOYT. ... .Ass't Cashier S. C. CATCHING ..Second Assistant Cashier. Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Available to AU Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty. BONUS AND INVESTMENTS. M ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building. , Municipal, Railroad and Pubilo Service Corporation Bonda iptly -Call Main Foot of q C63 jrrySt WESTERN FEED A FUEL CO. House and blacksmith coals, obke. charcoal, klndllnr. Phpns Main 1018. A. H. TANNER, ATTY.. 609 COMMER cttl biock. td and Waah. Main 1446. TELfcJl'llONB EAST T. F. B. JONES A CO.. Woofl-and' coal.' 181' East Water at C. H. PIGGGTT AND H. J. BIGGER. ettornevs. rooms 4-6-6. Mulkey bid ACCOUNTANTS E. H. COLLIS. $24' Worcester block, public accountant and estate agent Auditing, investigat ing, systematizing. Permanent Keeping of books and records a specialty. BATHS FRIEDMAN'S TURKISH AND Rus sian baths. Ladles' baths. 286 Alder.- Gents, Corbett bldg. TURKI8H BATHS, 800 OREO. BLDG., ladles days, gents nighta. M. 1838. TURKISH AND RUSSIAN. $1. 207 3D. Main 484. Other baths with pool. 25c. BODl.hSY'S TURKISH BATHS. JMPsi--" rial hotel.- open day and night. . BUILDING PUBLICATIONS. ARCHITECTS. 1 CONTRACTORS. EN glneers. get copy Pacific Builder and Engineer. 818 Chamber of Commerce. T . BICYCLE REPAIRING. - APEX BICTrcn.ECO.",MXNUFACTUR"- lng and repairing, second-hand wheels. 196 12th, between Wash, and Alder, THE HUMMER BICYCLE. ELECTRIC si and gasoline repairing: and sun dries: key-ntttng. 33r Stark. M. 7068 CLAIRVOYANTS ASU PAOUSTS Ijiu-m.'i , NAGANZI. WHITE MYSTIC, WORLD'S , GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. V ... ne calls your name aloud. : tells you Just what you called , for without asking you a ques tion. Tells everything you want to know; who Is true and who is false to you; names ' . . whom and when you will .. marry; settles lovers' quarrels; . reunites the separated; locales - abint -enesf shows- you how to - - gain the love of those you most desire, even though mile away; how and when to invest to ob- . tain the beat possible results. Whatever your troubles, he can help you to success, wealth and CHEAPEST FUEL STANDARD WOOD Co.. 847 E. Stark East 2218, B-1696. COAi. AND WOOD SUNN YS1DE AND vicinity. E 2067. Prompt delivery. FOR QUICK DELIVERY PHONE Oreiron Fuel Co.. 884 Alder. YAMASH1TA WOOD CO. CHEAP wood. E. 6th and Main. East 818. WOOD AND COAL Coal Co.. 848 3d. STAR WOOD & M. 6018. A-1477. CLEANING AND DYEING SUNNYSIDE STEAM CLEANING AND Dye Works, cleaning, repairing and dyeing. Work called for anu delivered. Tabor 1057. B-2067. 205 E. S4th st CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED. $1.60 per month. Co., 309 Stark st. Unique Tailoring H. W. TURNER. DYER CARPETS dred a specialty. -505 Jefferson at Main 2612. CHIROPODISTS CHIROPODY AND PEDICURING Mrs. M. D. Hill. .180 Fleldner bldg. COLLECTIONS. INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO.. BAD aeDts couectea. tu Bucnanan. m. siao. DOWNING-HOPK1NS COMPANY Established 1882 BROKERS. STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin. Private Wires. Rooms 201 to 204 Couoh Bldg. Phones: M-335; A-223T. GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD. LEAVING PORTLAND. . Rosaburg Passenger , Cottage Grove Passenger. , caiuornia express Southern Pacific. ARRIVING PORTLAND. San Francisco Express . . .12:00 night WEST SIDE. Corvallls Passenger 7:00 a. m. Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p. m. Fovest Grove Passenger ...11:00 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger ... 6:40 p. tn. . r . . . i .v fd. u:u a, in. 6:80 p. m. in At p. ra. 8:16 a. m. II Oreaon Express 4:16 p. n. II Cottage Grove Passenger : p. m. II Koseourg passenger Portland Express . WEST SIDE. Corvallls Passenger 8:36 p. tn. Sheridan Passenger 10:80 a. m. t orest urove Passenger... 8:06 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger ... 2:60 p. m. Jefferson Street Depot. Portland to Dallas ........ 7:40 a in. II Dallas to Portland 10:18 a. m. Portland to Dallas 4:16 p. m. II Dallas to Portland 6:6u n. m Portland-Oswego Suburban Leaving Portland a m., 5:30, 6:30. 7:30. 7:40. o.yv, ny y. m.. la.ov, t;vo, ;au. oily, a:zo, r:io, iu:i, n:30 Northern Pacific. Tacoma A Seattle Exp. ... 8:30 a. m." North Coaat Limited ...4.. 7:00 a, m, North Coast & Chicago, Llm 2:00 p. so. I Portland Express , 4:15 p. m. Overland Express ..11:46 p. m. Overland Express . ..... 8:36 p. n. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company. fcnaicion rassenger 1:10 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special . 8:30 a, m. Spokane Flyer 8:16 p. in. Kan. City ChL Exp. ..... 6:00 p. m. Spokane Flyer :0a Chu Kan. City ft Port. Exd. 9:46 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special.. fortiind Passenger 8:60 D. tn. 6:16 p. in. Astoria x Columbia Hiver. Astoria ft Seaside Expresa 8:00 a. m. II Astoria & Port Passenger..! 2:1 8 p. m. , .. , .iv.vv p. m. Astoria Expresa 6:00 p. m. 11 Portland Express C P. R. Short Line, via Sdo 8:16 d. m. Via Seat. Vic. ft Vane. 2:00 p. ra. Via Sumas 11:46 p. m. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. C P R Shoit Line, via Spa 8:00 a. m. Via Van., Vic. and Seattle .8:16 p.rm. Via Sumas and Seattle. ... 7:00 a. m. Portland Ry Light & Power Co. GIVE US YOUR BOOK ACCOUNT; It. u. v;niam. but uoucn Did A-szi3. DANCING WALT1 "twevsteo, stage danclig; lessons 25c. 7 ladles three-step" and and gentlemen teschers. Prof. Wal. Wll son's school, office and hall 12, Selllng Hlrsch bldg.. 886H Wash, bet, W. Park ana iin; aiso aancmn taugnt py mall. PROF. K1NULEH DANCING ACADEMY. a select school; class or private les sons daily. 888 H E. Morrison. Phone. DRESSMAKING WANTED HELPERS AND APPREN tice girls.. Apply 272 7th st. The Sheffield,. Mrs. E. J. Thomas. lnlKT WA18TB b.itt'i'S ti.60; suits, 55. 4Z2 E. Couch $1,001 East 1824. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL . happiness. Unlike the fortune ' teller and preieoderr he, . asks , no fee in advance, and no fee if perfect satisfaction is not . .. . given. I want to get acqualnt . ed with you and prove to your own satisfaction that I am 100 years in advance lir-power -to any other clairvoyant in the . world today, and for this rea son I will give absolutely free of charge to every person visit ing my office prepared for a . .life reading a test reading free of charge. This offer is good " for two days only. Special ....'low fee. If you are skeptical, . call and be convinced that I can help you. ' , OFFICE 841 MORRISON ST. Corner of Seventh, Opposite Tull & Glbbs. HOURS. 10 TO 8. FREE W. M. MILLER. V.S., VETERINARIAN. is n sin st. uince 311 Handera Phone Main 7846. DR. d E. BROWN'S DOG AND HOhg'E hospital. 106 N. 6th at. Phones Main 4086; A-4086; residence, Paclfio 340. LEITROM KENNELS. 46TH AND DI vlslon sts. Tabor 125. Dogs boarded. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Cars Leave Ticket Office r.nd Waiting- Koom. f irst ana Alder streets. FOR OREGON CITY: 4:00, 6:30 a. m., and every 30 min utes (on the hour and half-hour), to and Including 9:00 p. tn., then 10, 11; last car, 12, midnight Gresham. Boring, Eagle Creek, Esta cada. Caxadero, Falrvlew and Trout dale 7:16, 9:16. 11:16 a m.; 1:16, 3:46. 6:16. 7:25 p. m. FOR VANCOUVER. ; Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec ond and Washington streets. A. M. 6:16, 6;60. 7:25. 8:00. 8:38. 9:10, 10:30. 11:60 P. M. 12:30, 1:10, l':60. 1:30. 3:10. 8:60, 4:80. 6:10, 6:60, 6:30, 7:05. 7:40, 8:15. 9:25, 10:35, )i:46. un tnira Monday in every month lOUIM-DECKERS M 8III6LE PRICES Washington Shippers Want Advantage Already En 7 ' joyed In Oregon. : (Salein Bureau of The Journal. f Salem, Or., May 9. The Carstens Packing company oft Tacoma has com municated with the railroad commis sion to solicit the aid of the commis sion of this state in securing mora fa vorable rates for livestock : between California and Washington. Within the states of Oregon and TiAsmuaiuu iie ruirumuv win jturninn single-decked cars for livestock with out extra charge if double-decked cars are not available when the order is received.. This advantage Is also grant ad between California and Oregon, prob ably because of the Oregon-California system of the Southern Pacific, for It is not a general rule In Interstate com merce. The rule does not exist aa be tween' California and Washington.' This is very much in favor of Oregon pack ers, because tnuch livestock Is brought to both Washington and Oregon , from California. An extra, charge is Im posed If It is' necessary to substitute two atngie-deck cars . for one -double-deck car. The Washington packers want the Oregon railroad . commission to assist the Washington commission In bringing me matter Derore toe .interstate conj. merce commission 'so that the rule of substituting single decked cars for double-deckers without extra cost may prevail in ail interstate carrying. MY GEORGE'S Kill OPPOSES SINGLE TAX Judge George Debates With : Walter Thomas .Mills -- ' :at MontaiVlla. ROAD TO NEWPORT ALLEGED UNSAFE V ' 1 Complaint That Track Is So Kough That Passen gers Get Seasick. (Salem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem, Or.. May 9. Alleging that the track of the Corvallls & Eastern rail road la In such poor condition that the passengers get seaalck. a complaint has been filed with the railway commission calling attention to the roadbed of the lino to Newnort. The comDlalnt also says that unless measures are taken to i-inrove the roadbed before summer 'Dally ex. Sun. Time Card Oregon Electric Railway Company. Leaving Portland Salem and int. points 6:25 a.m. . 7:35 a. m. . 8:36 a. m. .11:10 a, m. .12:05 p. m. . 2:06 p. m. . 8:30 p. m. . 4:23 p. m. . 6:05 p. m. Wilaonville Salem and Int. points . Salem and Int. points . . Wllsonvllle Salem and Int. points . Salem and Int. points . . Wllsonvllle Salem and Int. points . Express. ihi car leaves at coo p. m. 1 :v ,,, V "" uiv,ic ..niiini Daily ex. Mon. win urn great aonger to exqursion- 1h alleged that not more thawfour section men re employed by the com pany to look after 20 miles of the track. The condition of the road will be In vestigated by the commission and steps will be taken to Insure the safety of passengers. It Is conceded that the track la In very poor condition, and probably unsafe in places. Wllsonvllle Salem and Int. points "Wllsonvllle Salem and Int. points ... Salem and Int. points .... Wllsonvllle Salem and. Int. points ... Salem and Int. points Salem and Int. points ... express Arriving Portland 7:05 a. m. 8:16 a. m. 10:30 a. m. 11:20 a. m. 1:20 p. m. 2:45 p.m. 4:00 p. m. 6:40 p. 111. 8:15 p.m. MONEY TO LOAN REMEMBER. IF JCOU 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 DEKX'M BLDG. . SAFES WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS. 61 6th St. Contractors, electric suoplles motors and dynamos; we install planta PACIFIC ELECTRIC ENGINEERING Co. Motors for sale or rent: wlrlna and supplies. 113 3d st EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES FOR ONE WEEK MORE. BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVB - ABSOLUTELY FREE . ::.'.''. ' On Of BT' ' v CONSULTATION READINGS. Always Consult the Best. : PROFESSOR KHUfO, Greatest living astral dead-trance elalr woyant of the age; adviser on business and all affairs of life; tells your full 4iam and what you called for. whom fou will marry, how to control the one on love, even though miles sway; re . mtes the separated; gives secret pow ers to control; does all others advertise ,to do. Hours 10 to 8. daily and Sunday. Office, Noa 8 and 4, Grand theatre . tldg, 852 Wash., near Paik st Pfaoot main iz7 iOHN SLATER. THE MARVELOUS platform test medium, will hold a grand test seance Sunday evening 8:15 harp. Women of Woodcraft hall. Tay lor, comer Tenth. Tests, messages and sealed written at home) questions an swered. All skeptics. Investigators spiritualists and others cordially wel- corned to attend any or all of Mr. Slat er's meetings. AIRS. STEVENS, 16 YEARS PORT ..?' ,ea51np palmist and clairvoy ant; for a reliable reading on past pres ent and future, call on this gifted aeer es& 843H Yamhill at., corner 7th. YOUR WINTER'S COAL ABSOLUTE . X For particulars see classi fied ad. business chances. Cardiff Coal .n?r9?ke -'mpany. 64 6th St. Phones A-351S; Main 64S. C R. Hanssn, Jr. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Men. 26 N. 2d. Main 1626. Women, 843 Va Wash st. Main 3681 Help supplied tree to employers. PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.' 205 Morrison St.. ..Phone Paclfio 288 17 N. 2d st .Phone Pacific 1300 FURNITURE REPAIRING. MONEY. 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 bs treated honorably this Is the place. HUTTON CREDIT CO.. 612. fifth floor. Dekum bldg. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employes and on pianos, fur niture, warehouse receipts, horsoa. Insur ance policies and all kinds of securities. New Bra Loan A Mortgage Co.. 206 AQington biag. DIEBOrD MANGANESE SAFES--Large stock; lockouts opened, Jails, metal furniture. J. E. Davis. 66 3d st. fc'I REPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT Moslerj Sale Co.. lfl 2d st. safea SHOWCASES AND FLXTUReT SHOWCSES-OF EVERY DESCRiP- tion; bank, bar and store fixtures maue 10 oraer. 1 ne LUtK Mfg. Co. THE JAMES I MARSMll.l. UIV1 i-n showcases, cablneta store and officii lixiures. a uoucn St. r-aclflo 2181. R. H. BIRDSALL, DESIGNER; AUT. M. """f .umuer jo.. I Hamilton bldg. TYPEWRITERS MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO ple and others upon their own names without security; cheapest rates, easiest payments; offices In 66 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first. Tolinan, 223 Ablngton bldg. MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND made over; box couches and box mat. tresses made to order. Bijou Upholstery, in 11 in si. . main iso. QASOLINE ENGINES. STATIONARY AND MARINE; ELEC. trie eoulDDients: launches, accesboriea- wholesale and retail: engine repairing. Relerson Machinery Co., 188 Morrison. STATIONERY AND MARINE GASO line engines: we manufacture them: get our prices. Fairbanks. Morse A Ce. HOTELS HOTEL PORTLAND. EUROPEAN pian oniy. 13, it day. HOTEL OREGON. EUROPEAN PLAN PERKINS, EUROPEAN. 31 AND UP. BELVEDERE. European: 4th and Alder. LIVERY AND SALES STABLES. MRS. JOHNSTON. CLAIRVOYANT ' r'na reading. Full life reading ' S?J,5OU,rB9 a m' to 9 P m- 2 3d St.. cor. Jefferson. - laARiON coreLU. paLmLsT TRu clairvoyant 228 Vi Washington, be tween 1st and 2d. l i'2,I'B80?.,C- MURRAY. MEDIUM; reaalnss dallv him,, m r evenings by appointment. 810H 1st si' 1806 STABLES. HACKS. LIVERY, boarding end sale; furniture moving; 122 Union ave.. East 8582; night phone Main 3044 W. A. Hessian. Prop. MUSICAL GUARANTEED 35 ARTISTIC PIANO tuntng at 23, making old pianos better than new, by retirrt piano manufacturer w-fth Al city references. Phone Tabor 488, B-1488, PROF. DIAMOND PUBLISHER DIA mond's Piano Chart teacher of string Instruments, music furnished for all oc caslons. M. 3888; mornings; 346 College. EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO- m.l,.. Qah.II. . . I I 1 a . , . UTCC . . . . .T - . "v 0vvt.b. vjuiio ou vioia i. -ia, w U1VE8 GOOD : teacner. A-4160. S4 Pine. Pac. 2889. i.B nam. m. 7sis CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. J. J. RANKIN ' CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Jobbing and remodeling a SDeclslt. law nF1l.L Phn" M"lD Vc: - ROBINSON BROS Csrpentrs builders, estimates f... ?ide QTW " klnU of DUlldn-a lev all kinds , of repair work r -.V PIANO. VIOLIN. TROMBONE ANU clarlnett Prof. Smith. 192 12th. , M. 4708. A-3360. - LOUIS A. CRE1TZ. TEACHER 5? violin, ill Sherman, cor. 1st. Pac 1S. YORK BAND INSTRUMENT AND MU- ic nouse; repairing. I17H Stark. MACHINERY . . ' "I ;.".'. . x-ncmc 2328, y. m. kinu, BARGAIN 80-HORSEPOWER AUTO matlc high-speed steam engine. Call at 184 Morrison st - H. ONTHAPTnp v.t-f.. .t- -T snrl l,nlMr Pt.-r V-Lii?1- . f76 O. WALLING. CONTRACTOR builder 410 Dekum butfX&iii 1- CARPET CLEANIXO ioYCK i BROti, PROPRIETOMOFTHM -,-t kJectrle Clsanlng , work.-Vii"? ieaned snd laid, both dry andT" pressed air cleaning; carpet -rnt tins our specialty; work guaraateed. Phone itsln 2t7 and A-267t. 270 Grant st - EXNlTARi CARPET CLEAIINO. SUot tlon and - compressed "sir, - carpets cleaned en floor. Main 6634 an 12na JThunter. stm carpetand mat! .JftMclwtn'lt, 560 Jeff, st., 214. A-ll 14 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. 8PE clallst on nervous, asute and ehroole diseases. 217 Fen ton bldg. Paclfio 1180. t. B- NORTHRUjP, 415-1 6-1 1 JDB kum bldg., 3d and Washington ata. Phone Main 348. Examination frea. CUIROPRACTORS I?R. O, K. BRIETL1NO GRADUATE - P S C. Qft M.rqm bldVA-Alf i- 'lj M G urENr"CRAI.UATB P. C, 304 6 Civ. mg.-;f nwlHt. PRINTTNO THE EAGLE PRINTING CO, NOT IN trust; close figures, good - work. 88 Russel bldg.. corner 4th and Morrison. MObKRW, PHlNTfiftt M6VED TU 146 Bth St. opp. Meier A Frank's. OU1LBEB BRui, PkiNTERS -CARJdA, billheads, ete. ' Main 185, 146 1st. v PAINTINQ ANT PAPERING FOR BEST PRICES. SATISFACTION Y,a.ranted, estimates furnished, call Paclfio 1580. Stone Mitchell tit- 2d. ion " bestwRTtuces nimiT. eaJl P. A. Doaoe. E. 1094. 104 Union a. BORROWERS IF YOU NEED MONEY quickly on collateral securities or every nature, we have some money for short time loans. (No chattel mort gages.) Call 820 to 227 Corbett bldg. MONEY TO LOAN TOR BUILDINO purposes; can be repaid In monthly Installmenta Call f or particulars. Co lumbia Life a Trust Co 214 Lumber Exchsnge bldg. WE LOAN MONEY ON DIAMONDS and Jewelry at reasonable Interest for long or short time. A. A M. Delovage, jewelers, 269 Washington st. ALL MAKES, RENTED, REPAIRED maia. r u. 1-, up.. zl Htark. Tel. 1467. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE company, office and commodious 4 story brick warehouse, with separate irun ruuuie ana ure-prooi vault ror val uables, northwest corner of 2d and Pine sts. Pianos and furniture yioved and .mcu BiiiyytiiB. ruunvi main bye. OLS EN-ROE TRANSFER CO. Oenersl transfer and storage; safei pianos and furniture, etc.. moved nank. and shipped. 309 Oak st. between Front uu rnoni jwam Ml, A-JI47 8100.000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 31.000 or more, 6 to 7 per cent, on improved realty, in. t. urntin, zee duii. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. 6TH. '" n'y naming ana storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE , TRiNn' fer Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main im KADDF.RLY TRANSFER A STORAGE! m. main lOBb: A-1685. RRAI. ESTATE MORTGAGES WANT ed for 3600, 8600. $300. Ward, 210 Allsky bldg. SHORT -TIMJfi LOANS ON ANY KIND of chattels R. A. Frame, 231 Filed- nar bldg., corner 10th and Washington SALARY LOANS 8TRICTLT CONFI dentlal: easy to get and easy to pay, T, A. Newton. 511 Buchanan bldg MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD 6ECURI- ty at 7 per cent Interest. 'Dabney at Dabney. 412 Commercial bldg. IMMEDIATE LOANS $5 TO 36.000. ON all securities. , R. I. Eckerson Co room 6. Washington bldg. Main 45e. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. CHAT tel or personal security. W. A. Hath- away, 10 Washington bldg. pacific jsix $100,000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR farm property, fire Insurance. Mo- Kenxle & Co., 260 H Alder, room 3. MONEY TO LOAN. LARG" LOANS A specialty, building loans; lowest rates; fire Insurance. W. O. Beck. 813 .Falling, SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT1 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 48 Wash. bldg. MONEY TO LOAN ON M. 6100. ALL . KINDS of security. W. Hall. R. . Wssh bldg. IN SUMS OF $2,000 TO . $20.000 H W. Goddsrd. 110 2d st PATENT ATTORNEYS PROTECT YOUB IDEA WE CAN ostent It Moulton & Scobey ' attor- neys. 604 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. J. H1RSHHEIMER. 227 H WASH. ST. patent and pension sttorney. - PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS- A. f. MAT- ter. tin commonwealth oldg.- R. C. WRIGHT, U. 8. AND FOREIGN patents; inrnngment cases. eo4 LieKum: RUBBER STAMPS ,' AND ' SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. D. C Co.. 831 Stark. TeL 1407. REAL ESTATE " J. H Ptttcnrer & Co., 863 RusseU st. Phone tL 4648. Fire Insurance, loans, reel estate. J. W. OGILBES, REAL ESTATE AND' loans: ewtsh )St I45H 1st room 11. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER KLEISER. SIGNS. THE largest sign mskers tn the northwest 6th snd Everett eta. Phone Prlv. Ex. 66. iviiib n-nv ELMER J. WALLACE. ART1 SIGNS' AND office lettering. 827 Stark. Pac. 16. "SJGS3 THAT ATI H ACT" PcifiT- land Sign Co 217 StarJet ITaclfio 1698. WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A GUN8T A CO, DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND. OREGON. M1 EVERDINO A FARRELL. PRODUCE u cumiuunrau merenanta 140 Front v.. rnone main 17S OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC- vui me juauiuiaciurers 01 lurni ture for the trade. Portland. Or. WADHAM8&CO.. WHOLSESALB GRO cers, manufacturers and commission mciuiiHiiiB. n ana uax sta LEWIS-8TKNGER BARBERS' SUPi-Li" Co bsrbers' supplies, barbers' furnl ture. barbers' chairs. 10th snd Morrison. THE GRATON A KNIGtlT slFG. CO oak tanners, leather belting maaufao imw. runianq, r., si 1st St. BATES-WIGHT CO.. CALENDAKS7aI vwrnsing noveuiea no tth at WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS". wsre. Prael Hegele A Co.. Portland. ALLKN A LEWIS GROCERIES. TRANSPORTATION COOS BAY LINK The steamship BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednesday it I & m- from Oak street dock, for Vorth XfrnaTsCarsa field and Coos Bay potata. Freight re ceived tilt 4 p. ra. on day of sailing. Passenger fare, first eUss. $10: second clsss. (7. Including berth and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washington streets, or Oak street dock, Columbia River Scenery stsavxAToa xan stbamxu. Dally service between Portland and ZAWi ,".1 !? -.fil p. m carrying freight and paasengera Splendid accommodations for outnts and livestock. IKtck foot of Alder st. Portland: foot f Itourt st. The Dallas. Phone Mais tic. peruana. -f-f- art a a as pnus) R and Geo. W. Elder Ball for Eureka. San Prandsco and Los Angeles direct every Thufeday at 8 p. m. Ticket office 182 Third ear Aldea ANCHOR LINE OXVaSCKW TXA 4nonnmf . Furnessia, May 16,' 2 p. m.; California, May 23. t p. m.i Caledonia, May 30, 10 a. m.; tjoiumma, June 0. 2 p. m BAXOOir, 8)63.50, 67.60 AJTO 83740. 'V BBOOXTD OABUr, S43.50 AITS $43. taUU) OIVA6S, 837JW AXO $38.75. apply lo HENDERSON BROTHERS. 21 to 23 Sherman BU, Chicago. ; ... SALEM TO NEWPORT TO SEE THE FLEET (Salem Bureau of Tha Journal.) Salem. Or.. May S.-An effort is being made by the Salem board, of trade to have an excursion train run from Salem to Newport at the time the Atlantie fleet win pass lanulna bay on its northern trip. The train will also carry all who wisn 10 go 10 tne coast to see the fleet rrom tne vaiiey towns along the South em Pacific and Corvallls A Eastern railroads, it is expected that arranara ments will be completed for, tha excur sion witnin tne next 10 days. Never 'has a -mora delighted audience than that which packed I. O. O. F, hall at Mon ta villa, last night listened to. a debate on the single tax Question. .The speakers were both noted men, nd on of them, Walter Thomas Mills, tha au thor of tha "Struggle t of Existence." kept their listener In a pleasant'' trams of mind by the sctntlliant. banter and witty repartee that characterised the de bate. . , . . It developed during the course of the evening that M. C. George, formerly cir cuit Judge, who opposed the single tax, is a cousin of tha tats Henry George, the prophet and the pioneer promoter of tha very theory which the judge opposed last night ' Judge George aald he had read his-cousin's book. "Progress and Poverty.? and in point of Interest it ranked. In bis estimation, next to the (I'JAHT STORES' CLOSED AT SIX Labor.; Unions Backed by. .Other Organizations in . ; Saturday Movement. : " Merabera of . every trade and labor union in tha city will be asked to re-' fraln from buying- good at atores after .o'clock In the evening, especially on Saturday night ,, '.i . ;.,. This la one feature of the rr,i... tloa adopted by the Federated Trades council last evening, i EmDlovers win also M requested to adopt some other day than Saturday as payday: . Fur thermore, the council stands by the fhlr- thelr. ?"orts to organlis all iJihJ..lo!Vf Vh. ,t.or, for th" mu tual benefit In nht n ak.k.. 1 of labor, v.- , , , . , " TiL,.,mi'vement.,or 4 o'clock closing ?n-S2.tUrlay now 'ncludBS aa its friends, tne members 'of nm. ca ..i..h R?"5fhel7 th.e Consumers' league, the ry theory which the ji t night ' Judge George id his-cousin's book, " verty,? and In point' 0 iked. In his estimation. Bible., He aald. though, that the work Woman'?' cluh? y Sr"ura,7 - 15au'.,tn? m aavocaung tne single tax Mr. Mills federaei : ,T, I."";"'.. ? used the lar JV Ladd farm, "t hrough tjwuilan h,Teni wlutlb In the which mpt of those present, had toj rtreeSnff;.e"tn X.amh"1 pass on ins way to tne Moniavilla nail, tiona adotirt iC VkI "i "Z Le"lu" as an argument for the measure.' He Vn.M win lh Fedr5ted Trades contended that tr,j present system, of federated Wii,.--rCOn,mende1 t0 tn taxation Is vicious, and prevents 4he ea- WZ'1"'':.; ' Ubllshment of new . industries In the mit T-i;,n i.lDxecut,v con state. , No systsm, . he said, could be m an Mr. i w n b f g c ChP worse. - Uv 'iirlv ' rP-J?0. ?8ir- E- Muck- . Judge George held that the present R 1 a Hirri. "atner Black,, form of taxation Is all right If It Is car- ommVnd Mr2' 8Pncr, will rec- ried out the way the law contemplates S Vvm' 1'rproc,ll,1' It should. He said that the adoption of ! . 1 ?' V1 ?'oslnar on Saturday, and amendment by . the i-i tW, . . .... aviaionity or work up In an Industrial tof enS,- f.U.Jw or 'clt' orJlnsnce settlnsi -n hualnaaa I F?i.!,.'r? u neoeaaary. - aoiiowma; is the resolution adopted nfirhf ,derated Trades council last the new single tax legislature would res upheaval and , the upsetting of buslnesa AT THE THEATRES J "Beso 1 council I bf the -Sfjcity to affiiuted organisations of this effect h., " "t.""- of -the gtarsi of lfiX .E?"" "Mrs. WigKs of the Cabbage Patch." lffiL.t!ttgZ!liJb V"1.0' ,n the r.i.ki..' in VTL- . J1?." ?0r .mutual protection. and ToVabl. ch.r.rtoV7y wifTF f ' -baM. Patch.? st the titlftJZ s uiwirr, - courieentn apa wun- tneir members to ahatnin m on streets, for three nights he. sft i ZZZZ'u D"n ro.m trading ginning next Thursday. Mav ll. with a wi m nZl-.-YIL the spectaF price ; matinee f Saturday .after- ' "RewlvedTThat' thiS" w unions systematic rs to absu ock on an Declallv nn The advanoe seat T mile will .... hin"- V:...i" organisation next Tuesday morning at 1$ o cloci some 'oth.rdaV" ASw.al0 fa? , I payment of weekly wages and aska Comedy Tomorrow Night. fi1. otn,er labor organisations' of the citv The attraction st the Helllg theatre, ih It-lm."5'.r"?ue,t" and see that Washington streets, fo- TsRSSThT. VK 'JT'ESIZS- Fourteenth and morrow. Sundav nlaht. . Mav oe ine oriuutni coroeay. Telegram." This laush recently played at the above theatre and maae a decided hit, in 1 u 4iiai inese resoiutinna int 'comedy.' ; iSntWrn 55i7 nd seni This laugh-producing play -T, ons tKn--RSi uo,l?' n1 that ed at the above theatre snd "J.1 "."L0". ta:kn?r similar action are re- Mucovoa iu similarly publish the same tJlmit P' to the nead of the cluing fmovement " rly Baturday Lackaye's Last Performance. Tonight at the Helllc theatre. Vnnr. teenth and Washington streets, Wilton Lackaye, America's distinguished sctor, will present Hall Caine'a nlav "The Bonaman." ror the last time in Port land. FID FOR REFILL! . BOTTLES OF SEE Grand Vaudeville. "The Visitor." the rreatest little dramatic, sketch In .vaudeville is nits 01 tne many features at the Grsnd this wees ana tne JMsroo 1 wins are two ef I VaU TJ' A TV a i -,r the funniest entertainers in the busl- i0rtn LUd KeStaiirailt Mfltl formerly an Ibsen . star, is maker. a merry- 'The Bathing Girls." Punished by Jude Cameron. MRS. SPANGLER OF COBVALLIS DEAD Soedsl namstch to The Joarnal.t Corvallls. Or.. May 3. The funeral of jurs. jonn a. Hpangier tooa place rrom the family residence yesterday. The services were conducted by Dr. J. R. N. Sell of the Presbyterian church and In terment was made In the I. O. O. F. cemetery. Mrs. Spangler died at her home In this city at the Close of the dinner hour Tuesday; from strangulation due to a stomach trouble from which she had long been a sufferer. She was In girl hood Miss Jennie Luper, member of a prominent L4nn county family. 8 he had resided In Corvallls about 25 veers. The immediate survivors are the hus band, J. W. Spangler; one son. Mart, of Han francisco: Mrs. u. U. Porter of Oregon City, and Miss Lulu Spangler of corvauis, aaugnters. INSPECTION MONDAY OF 0. A. C. CADETS SpeHsI Dtspsteb to The loarosl.) Corvallla Or.. Mav 8. Cabtain Penn of the .resrular army Is to be in Corvallls Monday for the annual Inspection of the O. A. C. regiment.- As a preliminary to this event tw study periods yesterday were given over to drill work at the college, with Captain McAlexander as inspector. . The regiment comprised 12 companies, or three battalions, 660 men or mors; at- Mondav at 8:80 they are to appear with full military equipment fer pa rade, review ana inspection, xne signt is always a pleasing one t nd hundreds of townspeople and students always at tend the Inspection and watch the mili tary maneuvers of the cadets, who are well versed In military taotlcs. RUSSIAN PRISONERS APPEAL TO GERMANY . 1 ' (Cnttsd Press teased Wire.) Berlin, May 8. The political prison ers confined at Bchlusselburg, near St Petersburg. have smuggled out . of the fortress an appeal addressed to the for eign press In the hope that if publicity is given to their sufferings' an Inquiry win do . ordered rrom nign . quarters, with the result that their lot will be ameliorated. - 1 A conv of the anneal has - been re celved here. It affects to be written on behalf of 73 political prisoners, 9 of whom are women. They say that their hands . and feet are chained day and cignt ana mat tney. are given no rood but bread and wster. The appeal narrates that not long ago the fortress was visited by' the director Russian prisons administration. One tne prisoners refused to stand uo when the -director entered his cell and was ordered 50 lashes with the knout, which were thereupon administered. When the other prisoners protested against this punishment the warders attacked them with the butt ends of lh.l,- 1a- lMllAfM j - .uc.i ,,,,o, .ui...iiig M,tr injuries. and rendering many of them , uncon scious. . ..- i Better; Paper at Aberdeen. r (Special Dispatch te Tie Joaraal.l . . L. , . T, 1 . jinrumi,- nam,, saay . jonn i F. Gilbert of Seattle has bought the Dally Bulletin and will change its name to tne. urays narpor Journal. He Intends d - 328,000 on additions and 1m- to spend provementa. , Possession will be given - . , Grain Rate Hearing. J-, v. .i '" VtDslted Fiw ImnI Wlra.1 i " Olympia. May The state railroad commission win meet at Ritavllle Sun day. and listen to a review of the araln rates submitted by growers. " Tonight "there will be two perform-1 Star theatre. These will start at 7:80 TO those who are particular about ES&i-VA. they eat ,a th wy of condiments .uppflmtar7aud.vTli. number. 1 ttl f,nln ' Tom Pontoon. Is given by the Armstrong company. I ,n Juoge Cameron s court this morning - '" a, source or satisfaction. Poul- The Heir to the Hoorah." fn was charged with vloiaUng the pure m - ma . . I lOOd law Of tha ! In ..Tmi . land stock production of Paul Arm-1 S,!" f" "scsj bottlwsj strong's favorite western V,ui. h. " inferior Ingredient d H Heir to the Hoorah." will be given at "JS, p??,0Df of. " restaurant In the the Baker. This Is one of the best of ""'i" ,"d. f"p ,,ha r"J which all the western plays, full of comedy, Wp iPoJ7' 't0""- original characters and typical western u tm.w.w ned, .26 br ,ua CAm scenea v ST? ; Th,i. the minimum penalty, the "The Climbers" Tonirfit. SarihXrfflC l"an.v"" The Baker stock comoanv will make because ahe will now be able tn Its last appearance tonight In Clyde work of prosecuting offenders with Fitch's celebrated play. "The Climbers." uooesa, The eating public has been which has attracted large audiences at r,rced to take cheep mixtures labeled every performance all this week. This w'th the brand of well known and poo ls generally conceded to be the moat Ular condiments aa the nmnri.t. beautiful stock production ever seen In cores of restaurants have been in Portland. creasing their revenues bv buvln ' in ferior stuff In bulk and selling It under "Under the Magnolia" Tonight, raVTv. M.. ' Th.n win h. . a 1 -i , .:'i,r"v,,' so to -. I -... vur, BHmiiai jrouisen as It will local theatre goers tonight when the make the offenders whom she has been Allen stock company wilf present "Un- trying to force to obey the law se? a V"v " " 7 stss vbisj piavtiwi MIBjr Will Df sVUDjeCt til fltislca great show of the week at the Lyric. It which, will be heavier than the one lm! -.J'l? nwttern drama, and oe posed on Poulson. In view of the f a? J wnich.noids tne interest from beginning I that the decision this ra eni 1 warning. The case aaralnst Pnnl.nn w.. . Lst dav of. iltannunt Mav 11 rin I tried two weeks aa-n . hut m,.- .v.uu.,v un ivui ui 1110 raonia 1011- ; "w ui a tecnnicalltv. ing on Sunday accounts paid by check - A-, 8- Grovostes was also fined lis or received at the office on Monday, tor keeping his candies uncovered Oro- May 11. will be credited with the usual jostes Is a confectionery dealer who discount. Save 25 cents Hum T.l. has a shop on Second unA tv..v.ill 1 . . - . 1 . . . . - . . t in mu epoone company. 1 "...?' . "" city law makes a Denaliv 1 1 I o IOA a oeaier to keep such food --w. v xa -V js at awi'wf l V I - e uuoi auu llim. APPEAR AT LONDON Pilgrimage of Presbyterians The , nllsrlmaar- k r- . (United Press Uessd Wlre.j i I tion to the PresbvUrian aanarai London. May .The most notable Wv at KmN?.??! event In the theatrical world this month to be a rare treat ' """" me appearance nere or Maaame Bar-1 The o. R. st N. has promised to fur tet of the Comedle Francalse, with a nlsh the party attending this sssemblr - ' w. invflk i5jnaius wv.w an, a lite car WIU leave lort- actresses ln the world.- She seems to lend on the O. R. A N. through fast have found -the secret of perpetual train at 8:80 Monday 'morning. May 18. youth. On the stage or off It Is. impoe- arriving Kansas City Thursday morn- sible to believe that this graceful wo- lng May 31, at 8:80. 3 n man, with the lustrous eyes of youth; The round trip rate Is 80. Delegates has really more than the allotted three snd those desiring to Join this party rnr. vaara mnA 1A a TJ.. Can . Secure tickets tLnA mtrvBll... .' voioe is iow ana cnarming, and her aot I f"", oince, inira ana Wash- ing nas tne naturalness which is the I """" highest form of art. Madame -flarrat ' mTiS'TBm JEALOUSY IS ner acting. . . I ' fiiron ATS mn 1 nnnw (United Press Leased Wlra Berlin. May 9. A srlrl's tealouav A 10 a irnsreav srier'a wnntnr ar . in Bchleswlg-Holsteln. A young man named' Frans Terkelsen was married in the morning, -and in the evening there was a great merry-making at his father's farm. Suddenlv a nn raw 1 m ran a. Hnranaan a. r . v . 1 was bl cry ui lira: ana rrini ind hia merchant tailors of Salt Iake City, was faLner rurhed out of the house.' so-low with kidney disease that be was I Tbr found that the stables were on In bed and death was looked for almnai I fire and ran Inside to save tha csttla. dallv - I While thev want innlrla tha i. The treatment was changed. He be-l-hd both were burled ln the debris ami gan to mena. his partner ononed the I uurneo. ? aesire. . . doctor he was slightly better:- The doc-1 The shock of the double tragedy killed tor replied, "it makes no difference. HI tne mntner or me Bridegroom, while the is aa Impossible for him to recover as It I young bride went Insane. A girl In the Is to empty the ocean." I village named A dels Harck. later con- Tha Droarresa was so slow that the na. I fessed that she- set tha atahiaa a,K tlent would get discouraged and read ! Two - years ago she wss engaged to our Dqos, iori s uracur. tie says ne 1 r rans - bui ins enragement was broken thinks he read1 If a hundred ttm$a. But Off, and she could not- bear that ha ine uar ne nnisnea me inira aosen ne 1 saoiua - msrrr nvnotner. was back to business. Wonder what! '. ' ' - m , oany"lc'? n,pnth TAR:BL0WB OUT GAS rnysicians cm nunj irouDie xtepn- tltis. This means inflammation of the Idaeys., . , '... '. t" ;., . - The old diuretics (kidney medicines are kidney -excitants. . No wonder the CANT EMPTY THE OCEAN. . AND GOES TO SWEEP ataney seams navo aouDieo. ;' , .Fulton's Aenal Compound Is' the first I accident or design, E. J Hutchinson, successful kidney emollient thus reduo-1 a bluejacket from the . i'nlted states lng kidney inflammation sad controlling ship Georgia, blew out the gaa in a Kino? uiiumo vav n itiiswj aii i rwin na ftnug eariy. tnis mornlris newn treatment as in the above salt I At' 8 o'clock the uih case. LMinrBiu 10 nj ' I .wh aeiectea Iisutna from IflUU I ITIII .'I'lIRI I'll I Ml wnnw. ' , 1. 1 . . - i . ' uaKiana. - si. At fclt high -class Crag tores. Writ (Cllltsa flaaa ' r San' Francisco. Mav 9. either Himh.. nis room. Breaking open the door, the for bimonthly bulletin of late recover-1 over him for an hour physician nrsS isa, - . . ;.r"":"T v.-A..,,.:v-.ouno hl of daner ,,. , T : A
