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THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY "EVENING, MAY. 27,' 1008.
BANKS.
IRST NATIONAL BANK. ' Portland. Oregon.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, f 1.1 00.009.
S(J INTERK8T PAID ON ACCOUNT.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND OREGON. . i '
North went Corner Third and OaJc Street. .
Transacts a General Banking Business. "DRAFTS ISSUED Available In
AU Cities of tie United State and Europe. Hongkong ud Manila. Collection
'. i -v -- mad on Favorable Term. , .
president. ..-.v.;;.. C. AtNSWORTH I Cashier.... ... W. 8CHMEEH
.Vice-Presldaat .R. LEA BARNEd Assistant Cashier... W. A. HOLT
Aaelatant Cashier .....A. M. WRIGHT -
LADD TILTON BANK Portland. Or. " Established 1868.
Capital taUy paid. .,.,$1,000,006 Surplus and undivided profit, $400,000
---'. w. ,.,".;-,., ..... OFFICERS: - t , -..,-..
VT. M. LADD...,.......,. .President 1 R, 8. HOWARD JRw..,.Aes't Cashier
EDWARD OOOKlNaHAM..,Vice-Prea. J. W. LADD,. Assistant Cashier
W. H. DUNCa-LET... ....Cashier WALTER M. COOK.... .As' t Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of Banks.
Firms, Corporations and Individuals . solicited. W are prepared to furnish de
positors every facility consistent with cod banking. -
URCHANTd NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon, ,v ; V-
1. FRANK WATSON... President 1 R. L. DURHAM. ,. , ... .Vloe-President
B.W. .HOTT.........CaaWr GEOROE W. HOYT. . , 7-Ass t Cashier
& C CATCHING. .....Second Assistant Cashier.
Transacts a Gsneral Banking Business. Draft and Letter of Credit Issued.
Available to AU Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty.
BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
H ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building.
Municipal. Railroad and Publlo Sarvloe Corporation Bond.
DOWNING-HOPKINS COMPANY Es tablisbed 1888 BROKERS. V -, ,
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin, .
Private Wire. . Room 101 to 0 Couoh Bldg. Phones: M-618; A-6667.
. . GRAND CKKIBAIi STATION TIMS CARD.
BAFES
DIEBOLD MANGANESE BAFIB-
Metal furniture. J.
Large stock; . lockout opened, Jails,
tu. uavis. es u mt.
FIREPROOF AND BANK' SAFES AT
factory, prloae; .second-hand safe.
Mosier Safe Co., 108 Sdet. - -
BIG FREIGHT SHIPPERS
aUGN
AND
SHOW CARDS
VOICE THEIR PROTEST
FOSTER at KLEI8ER. SIGNS. TH
largest sistj makers In the northwest.
6th and Everett st. Pbon Prlv. Ex. aft.
Home A-llBi.
ELMER J. WALLACE, ART SIGNS AND
office lettering. 887 stark, rao. lftsa.
!. . ! . ..l - I
"SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT- I
land Sign Co.. 88T Btark. Pacific 110. ,
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
Great Convention of Manufacturers Held in; Chicago
Tafces stand for Fight Agamst Advance in Tar-
' ift Bates by Eailrbad (impaniesX I $g
M. A QON8T CO.
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
FARRELL. JPRODUCS
isnta- l'
Phone Main IT.
140 Front
LEAVING PORTLAND.
Rossburg Passenger ...... 8:16 a. m.
Cottage. Grove Passenger.. 4:11 p.
........ i:e
California Express
p. m.
an Francisco Express. ..,.1:30 night.
waa r Bi-um.
Corvaills Passenger 7:00 su ra.
6brldan Passenger . 4:10 p. m.
Forest urove passenger ...li:vo a.
e;i p.
Forest Grova Passenger
Sontbera Pacific arriving Portland.
Oregon express .A.T.it a. m.
Cottage Grove Passenger ..11:30 . m.
Roseburg Passenger-...... 6:10 p. m.
Portland Bxpress ..11:1 p. ra.
WEST SIDE.
Corvaills Passenger :IJ p. in,
Sheridan Passenger ...... 10 :(0 s, m.
Forest Grove Passenger.... 1:00 a. m.
p. m.
Forest Orove Passenger ... 2:0 p.
Jefferaaa Street Pepoc
Portland to Dallas ........ T:40 a, m. II Dallas to Portland 10:11 a. m.
Portland to Dallas ,...... 4:lt p. m. Dallas to Portland :t0 p. m.
Portland-Oswego Suburban Leaving Portland a. m., 1:10, 1:80, 7:10, 7:40,
1:60, 10:85; and p. 12:6o. 1:08, :30, f:20. g:x6, 7:48, 16:10. 11:10. ,
' , "r- Northern Pacillo. -
Taooma Seattle-Exp. ... I :t0 a. m. II North Coast Limited TiOO a, an..
North Coast A Chicago, Lint 1:00 p. m. j Portland Expras ......... 4:11 p.. an,
.Overland Express ..11:48 p. m. Overland Express ....... t.ii p. m.
Oregtm Railroad & Narigmtloa Company.
Pendleton Passenger ...... T:lt a. ra.
- Chicago-Portland Special . 1:10 a. ra.
Epokan Flyer 0:18 p. m.
Kan. City Chi Exp. 4:00 p. m.
Spokane Flyer
:&U Kan.
Tver :00 a, m.
City & Port. Exp. 0:48 a. m.
rtiand Special... 8:80 p. m.
Chloago-Portiand Special.
Portland Passenger . . . . .
8:18 p. m.
t - v Astoria & (Jolambla River.
Astoria A Seaatd Expres. 8:04 a. m. II Astoria A-Port Pasengerll:tl p. m.
1 Astoria Express 0:00 p. m. H.Portland Express 10:80 p. m.
r ' . Short Line, via Sdo 8:18 C m.
Via Seat, Via A Vane. .... 8:00 p. m.
Via eumas ........ .....11:45 p. IB.
Canadian Pacific HaUway Co.
a P R. Short Line, via Spa 8:00 a. an.
Via Van, Via and Seattle .8:18,n. m,
Via Bums and Seattle..,. 7:00 a. m.
Portland Rjn light Power' Co.
Car Leave Ticket Office and Waiting-
Room. First ana Ataer lineup
FOR OREGON CITT:
t 4:00, 4:80 a. in, and every 80 min
ute (on the hour and half-hour), to
and including 0:00 p. m, then 10. 11;
last car, 11, midnight. -
. Gresham, Boring. Eagle Creek, Kta
eads, Casadero, Falrview and Trout
dale 7:16. 0:18. 11:18 . , n.; 1:14,
8:46, 4:18. 7:88 p.' m.
iron VAKcnn v jttj
Ticket of floe and waiting-room. Sec
ond and Washington streets. .
A. M. 4:15 4:60. 7:36, 8:00, 8:88,
8:10, 10:80. 11:60
P. M. 18:80, 1:10, 1:80. 8:80. J-.10,
8:60, 4:10, 6:10. 6:60. 6:30, 7:06. 7:40,
8:16, 8:26, 10:". li:46.
On third Monday in every month
last ear leaves at 7:06 p. m.
Dally ex. Bun. Dally ex. Mon.
Tim Card Oregon Electric Railway Company.
Leaving Portland " '. '
Palem and Int. point. ..... i. 25 a. m.
Wilson ville ............... 7:36 a. nv
Palem and Int Point .
Salem and in point
W'llnnnvllle ......
Salem and Int. point "
8atm and Int point .
W'ilaonvllle ...........
Salem and Int. point
Express. .
8:86
11:10 a. ra.
11:06 P. m.
1:06 p. m.
: 8:10 p. m.
4:28 p. m.
6:06 p. m.
Wllsonvilla . . .
Salem and Int point .
WUsonvllle "..
Salem and Int point
Salem and Int point .
WUsonvllle
Salem and Int point
Salem and Int point .
Salem and Int point
Express.
Arriving Portland
. i :o a. m
. 8:16 a. m.
.10:30 a. m.
.11:20 a. m.
. 1:20 p. m.
. 8:46 p. m.
. 4:00 p. m.
. 6:40 p. m.
. 8:16 p. in.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS, 41
" ' 4 th t Contractors, electrio supplies,
motors and dynamos; we Install plant
, PACIFIC ELECTRIC ENGINEERINQ
' ; Co Motor for sal or rent; wiring
and supplies, ill Id t
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
UNCALLED-FOR PIECES METAL
llo oouchpad. dlninar-ohalrs.. box
couches, kitchen treasure, rocker; half
price. Bijou Upholstery, 167 11th t
GASOLINE ENGINES
STATIONARY AND MARINE; ELEO
trio eaulpments; launches, accessories;
wnoieaate ana retail; engine repairing.
neierson Macningry jo-, iss Morrison.
STATIONERY AND MARINE GASO
. i line engines; we manufacture them;
get our prices. Falrbanki Morse A Co.
HOTELS
HOTEL PORTLAND, EUROPEAN
plan only. 66. 16 day.
faOTEL OREGON. EUROPEAN PLAN.
PERKINS. EUROPEAN. 1 AND UP.
pcji v cucnn, curwpesn. m sno Aiof,
LI FEB Y AND SALES STABLES.
1M6 STABLES, HACKS, LIVERT,
hoarding and sale; furniture moving;
111 Union aye.: Eaat 8682; night phone
Taln 6044- W. A. Hessian. Prop.
MONEY TO LOAS
SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES.
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY."
?ERM8 jrUE BEST. GET 810 TO 85100.
REMEMBER, IF YOU WORK,
ATE SECURITY COMPANY.
ST.
Vtrvrraa
' WEU. AND SArS UNTIL 8 P,
MUSIC AL
BUY PROFESSOR DIAMOND'S MUSIC
chart at any music store, and come to
51 4th st for free Instructions Wednes
ays and Saturday. "
EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO
fessor Otakar Sevcik. violin and viola
teacher. A-4140. 384 Pine. Pac. t8.
PIANO, VIOLIN, TROMBONE AND
clarinet Prof. 8mlth. 192 12 th. M.
1703. A-3880.
LOUIS A. -RElTZ. TEACHER 6f
violin. Ill Sherman, cor. 1st Pac. 188.
Y6RK BAND INSTRUMENT AND MU
slc house; repairing. 837 Stark.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. LILLE BELLE PATTERSON, BPE
clallst on nervoua, acuta and chronl
aiseaees. 317 Fenton bldg. Paclflo 1180.
Dft. R. B. NORTtfRUP. 416-16-lT DE-
kum bid-- 8d and Waahincton at.
Phone Main 848. Examination free.
PAINTING AND PAPERING
PAINTING. FURNITURE REPAIRING
and flnishina. L J. Wilson. 864
Burnslde, phone Main 8168.
FOR BEST PRICES, SATISFACTION
ruaranteeo. estimates furnished, call
Pacific 1680. Stone A Mitchell. 211 2d.
FOR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT.
call P. a. Doane. E. 1086. 104 Union ave.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS.
ALL KINDS OP LETTER WRITING
and coDvlnar: charaea reasonable. Mia
I. M. Conant 602 Lumber Exchango
Diag. Main sr.
complete tenographlo office tn west
PATENT
DEKTIM BLDG.
SAM. TO 4 P. M.
M.
MONEY. ,
. For all salaried people. V Coma and! get
It: cheapest rates, smallest payment in
city; for any one that want to make a
loan privately and desire to be treated
honorably thl Is the plaoa, - '
. 618, fifth floor.nbeki
:um oiag.
SAtARXAND MORTGAGE! LOANS TO
aalaried employes and on piano, fur
niture, warehouse receipt, horses, insur
ance policies and all kind of securities.
New Bra, Loan A Mortgage Co, 80S
"'nI" Piog.
SdONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
jple and other upon their own name
without security; cheapest rate, easiest
payments; office In CS principal oltie;
ave yourself money by getting our
terms nrst. Tolman. 328 Ablngton bldg.
lO LOAN LARGE AND SMALL
.amount on good real estate security;
Ktreltrhc
F. Pfluger A Co.. room 14 Mulkev bldg.
low rate of Interest
Second and Morrlstn eta.
MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUILDING
purposes; can be repaid In monthly
Installment.: Call for particulars. Co
lumbia Life A Truat CoT 114 Lumbal
Exchange bldg.- --.
WE LOAN M6NE"Y"0tf DIAMONDS
and Jewelry at reasonable Interest for
long or short time. A, A M. Delovage,
Jewelers, 288 Washlnglon at 7
, TO LOAN $3,600 OR, LESS, REAL
f estau security. Farrington, 414 Com-
MONEY-TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS
real estat security, from 8300 up.
Coast Commercial Co.. 604 Dekum bldg.
HKAL ESTATE MORTGAGES WANTH
. ,7", '...""V"'! o. .ward,, 8 10
810.0(i0 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 3L004
. r mure, iw i r cent, on improved
reaity. M. Q. Qrif fin. 344 Btatk. -bTidkt
- 1 iMii LOANS ; 61 ANX KIND
of chattels. R. A Frame, 221 Filed'
r.r bldg.. corner 10th and Washington.
WURY ' LOANS STRICTLY CONFI-
dentlal; easy to get and easy to pay.
T. A, Newton. 611 Buchanan bldg.
6J60.000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR
farm property, fire Insurance. Mo
Kenale & Co., r0H Alder, room 6.
MONliV TO LOAN. LARGH LOANS A
specialty, building" loans: lowest ratea;
fir Insurance. W. G. Beck, 812 Failing.
6AI-ARY lOANS lX3Wr.6T RATS AT
Kmpioyer lxn Co, TI Dekum.
'CJAN" FOR Tii ASKING SALARY OR
chstel. The lxan Co, 410 Dekum.
2, t; 1 c k loanTn ALL SECURITIES.
V. ' NEFTu LOAN ON ALL KINDS
or orltv. W. HoII. R. . Wash bldg.
S,"M 'off" kj.noo T5 fio.ooo lX
j u-!td. llo id at -
ATTORNEYS
IDEA WE CAN
patent It Moulton A Scobey, attor
neys. 604 Columbia bldg.jPortlana, or.
PROTECT . YOUR
J. 3. H1R8HHEIMER, 227V4 WASH. ST,
patent ana pension attorney. -
PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. A. J. MAT-
t
er. 618 Commonwealth bids.
r. c. Wright, u. s. and foreign
patents; infringment caaea. 604 Dekum.
PRJJNTXNQ
THE EAGLE PRINTING CO, NOT IN
. trust; eiosa figures, goon work.
Russel bldg.. corner 4th and Morrison.
MODERN PRINTER m6VeD TO
148 6th at. epp. Meier at Frank s.
OGiLBEnl BR6U, PRINTERS CARDS,
billheads, etc Main 1868. 146 H 1st.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P.
P. C. Co.. 331 Stark. Tel 1407.
REAL ESTATE
J. M. Plttenirar & Co.,
" 848 Russell St. Phone B. 4448. Fire
Insurance, loan a real aetata
J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND
loans: estab 1882. 146H 1st room 11.
SHOWCASES AND FrXTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DE8CRIP
tion; bank, bar and store fixtures
maae to oraer. i ne lmim Mig. ta
THE2 JAMES L MARSHALL MFG. CO-
showcases, csblneta store and office.
EVERDING . A
and commission merensn
st. Portlsnd. or.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC-
curing uk Manuraciurers er iunu
rare for the trade. Portland, or.
WADHAM8 A CO., WHOLE ESA LB OitO-
oera manufacturers ana commission
merchants. 4th snd Oak sta
LEW1S-STENGER BARBERS SUPlLT
Col. barbers suoDlles. barbers' rural-
tore, paroersr cnaira lotn-sna iworrison.
THE ORATON A KNIGHT MFG. CO
oak. tanners, leather belting manufao-
tnrers. Portland, Or., 41 1st st
BATES-WIGHT CO.. CALENDARS, AD
vertlsing novelties. 160 4th st
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS
ware. Prael. Hegel A Co.. Portland.
allrN leWis Groceries.
TRANSPORTATION
REGULATOR LINB
PAST BTBAXXM
Bailey Qatzert
ays, except
far 81.00.
One of the most extraordinary eon
ventlon which ever met in Chicago was
that which assembled In the Congress
hotel, thU city, on the mdraing of .Fri
day, May 16, called jtoVether under the
immediate auspices , of the Illinois
Manufacturers association. Its purpose
was to voice the protest, of a elgnlfl-
canuy large proportion of the heavier
shipper of. freight of the- country,
Scores of shippers' and manufacturers'
associations were . represented by their
own delegate or by properly constituted
authority.' '
Judares Wolvarton of this stata Han
ford of Washington and Hunt Kohlaaat
and Newman were referred to in the
most flattering manner and lauded as
"Dloneera" of reform. In rsfarrlnar ta
inJunoUons restraining , rat advanoes
one speaaer said:
"Heretofore the rate went into effect
the increased rate became the legal
rate, the shipper was compelled to pay
it and looked to litigation for redress.
It never waa adequate because It never
Makes round trip week days, exeej
Fridav. to THE DALLES, fare
Leaving Portland 7 a. m.. leaving Tb
Dalles 8 p. m., arriving Portland 8
m.
Bundavs Round trln to Cascade
Dock. leaving Portland 6 a. tn. arriv
ing back 6 p. m. Fare 81.00.
arrBAXxosS
Dalles City and Capitol City
Operate dally, except Sunday, between
Portland and The Dalles, calling at all
way landing for freight and pas
sengers. First-class accommodation
for wagon and livestock.
ALDES 8TKEET JDOOX.
Phones Main 814. A-6118.
COOS BAY LINE
The steamshln BREAKWATER leavee
Portland Wednesday a . am- from
Oak street dock, for jrerth Send. Harsh
Said aad Coos Bay points. Freight re
ceived tui 4 n. m. on day or saiiini
7.
covered the loss or ruin of the buslnesa
under this decision the court issues a
restraining order before the 80 davs
have expired and says the rate shall not
do increased until the commission ha
neara the matter upon eomniaint. The
old rate continues in force and the new
rate is checkeA. It doe not become a
legal 1 ate, on account of the restraining
order.
BaUroads Korror Btrlokn.
In all of thia kind of litigation, the
railroad en masse, looked with horror
and amaaement, protesting the court
had no jurisdiction; that the initiative
was with the carrier to fix it rate and
that the carrier had the right to make
an increase on It rates and that no
court would undertake the legislative
act of prescribing a rate and that the
checking of an increased rate was the
equivalent of the prescription of the old
or of a new rate, offering a plausible
argument that for 10 years had baffled
tne ingenuity and paralysed the skill of
the bench or this country, 'but an open
ing was found and under that proposl-
g.
Passenger fare, first class. 810; aeoond
oertn ana meats
cla
a IT. Inrliinlne-
Inaulre eltv tlekef office Third and
Washington streets, or Oak street dock.
ion, ap
3. 21 to
BOATS lACmO 9TMAWUMXT 00.-8
TBAMSSZFI
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
Sail for Eureka, Ban Francisco and Los
Angel direct every Thursday at 8 pm.
Ticket offioa 188 Third .near Alder.
R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER: AGT. M.
winter Lumber Co.. T Hamilton Diag.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
C O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE
company, office and oommodious 4
story brick " warehouse, with separate
iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val
uables, north west corner Of Id and Pine
sts. Pianos and furniture -moved and
packed for shipping. Phones Main 66,
Home A-1094.
OLS EN-ROE TRANSFER CO. "
General transfer and storage; safes,
pianos and furniture, etc moved, packed
and shipped. 808 Oak st, between Front
ana ist. ynone Main 04T, A-1247.
OREGON TRANSFER CO, 184 N. 4TH.
- Main . Heavy hauling and storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRAN
- fer Co Storage 824 8tark. Main 407.
ka dderL y Transfer
Co 111 N. 4th.
A STORAGE
Main I486: A-1S86.
- 1" ' TYPEWRITERS i
ALL MAKES.4 RENTED; REPAIRED
old, P. IX TC. Co, 131 Stars. TeL 14471
1 wwtt pruning pui' li
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
PUIS Ulrfud .M -Tte0
yKitaaaMBeM.att.al-KiBUkla
SfllD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
A If
MENaKDWOMEPT.
Vm Big 41 fer SBsatBral
dlacharfMafta aatloes.
Irritattess er sJoaratlae
of sasseas membraate.
atUMiwitsinuus, geai er aelaeneas.
1 Ma BrmgglatS,
e .OBESvl
f . J eaanatMS ml
ta8J st m alii.
1 v
2 1 or srat la slsi eiapew.
r I by ezrM, preveid, to
a Cirwlai autt a rMaeaV
miOKPCIIIBIE
and other
HA
Sampli
nail.
qrug naoita are poamveir cured bs
B I TINA. For Avnadermle arinla .1
sent to any drag hablteeAy B7Wa
a vi
a. Mgniar prfte 83.00 per bottle
KJa orugglst or by mail in plain
OaliB Chesnleal C- Si. Lo
t. rarUasd. Onses.
wrap
m2
DC. PIERCE
Cures all Verroms aad
Private Diseases of
MEN
Quicker and cheaper
than others. Call and see
him first - Consultation
free. Phone Main 1146.
Office 181 1st st, corner
. - x amnui. .
f OR WOMEN GNU
Or.- Sanderson's Compound
Savin nd Cotton Root Pllla.
The beat and only reliable
remedy for DELATED PER
IODS. Cur the moat Aha tin.
ate cases la 8 to 10 daya -Price 68
per boa or three boxes 86 00. Sold bv
orugglets everywhere, DR. PIERCE.
ai nrst st, Portland. Phone Main 196S.
tlon It was found that the carrier on
the defensive have made the argument
against the right of the court to check
an increased -rata. ...-vi-:.:v. ,
rh.. , m,1--
1 A 111,., ,.., Ul UV "
fSeotslons of the courts where the carrier
baa sought to secure injunction against
state railroad commission prohibiting
decreasing rates T In other words, if. a
court - can prevent a railroad commis
sion from lowering, a rate on the ground
that the effect will be to deprive the
carrier of its property without due
Drocess of law. should "not the same
court have the right to prevent a carrier
rrom increasing its rates if tne morease
will deprive the shipper of his property
unoui process 01 ir t
Znsozmonn table Objeotloau
The Fulton amendment was strong'
lv indorsed. In referring to this on
speaker said: '
'D.it - .V.--A 1' a. lit- ..Aol.l an .
main a, one insurmountable objection to
tne commerce act, utaurmountaoie tnui
congress gives tne relief lor tne a
curement of which now ia pending
bill in that body.' That bill provides
mat ine commission may not oniy pre
sort oe rates dui tnai nerore an in
creased rate shall become effective ap-
filicatlon for the Increase must be made
o the commission and the commission
shall give a hearing to all Interested
parties, ana mat no increase can Be
come operative unless : the commission
gives the proposed Increase its sanc
tion. That proposed amendment or tne
law is - pending in eor.stress: ana 1 know
of no one, thing that the members of
this conierence ana tne .interests tnst
they represent could deem or consider
more vital and more Important to the
preservation of their industrial strength
and integrity than seeking the passage
01 that proposed amendment if that
proposed amendment were law the car
riers of this country now threatening"!
to make this Increase In rates would I
be compelled, first to make applica
tion to the commission, a hearing woull
then be had and the commission would
rule whether or not the rates should
or should not be Increased." '
Many speeches were made and strong
resolutions passed opposing "advances
and resolving to contest them If made.
ANCHOR LINE
OXtASOO W TZA T.OV90ST9EXBY
T.. A O M ITS,-.. 1-
lJIUUllW. HUH. V , . fe UJ.. W IVDB.a,
June 13, California, June 26. Caledonia,
, June z (.
Saloon, tea JO, 96730 and 978.80.
Seoond Cabin, $4330 and 945.
Third Class, 937.40 aad 9375.
For book or tours ana information,
ly to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
3 Sherman St. Chicago.
NOTED AUTHOR NAMES WOMEN
WHO COULD BE OUR PRESIDENT
(Speetal Dispatch to The Josrsal)
New York, May 87. "Mrs. Roosevelt
would make a good president of the
United States; probably a whole lot
better than her husband. There are
many women In this country capable
of filling the highest office In the
land."
This la the view of Mrs. Lydla Kings
mill Cbmmander, noted author and agi
tator. In the Interest of woman' suf
frage, given In an Interview today.
"who are some of the women whom
you think could occupy the white
i House with credit?" she was asked.
"Jane Addams of Hull House, the
first citizen of Chicago," replied Mr.
Commander. "She ha a genius for or
ganisation, an executive capacity ' that
would make her an extraordinary presi
dent Mra May Wright Sewail of In
dianapolis, -president of the interna
tional council of women, would fill the
bill nearly in every particular.
"Elisabeth Cady Stanton, supreme
type of the over-woman. If she could
have been elected president, would have
ranked with the only four great presi
dents we. have hadWashington. Jef
ferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt"
Mrs. Commander admits that the Ideal
government would be that in which a
man and a woman ruled jointly.
"A coadjutor woman president would
have been of great assistance to any
man that ever filled the presidential
chair." she says. "Many , presidents
have had acknowledged coadjutors in
the persons of their wlvea Many a
great man has to say, "Well, I'll tell you
what I think about It . tomorrow,' be
cause he wants to go home and ask
his wife what to think. In a perfect
government there might be a man and
a woman ruling as Joint presidents."
"Husband and wife?" she was asked.
"Oh, no!" she exclaimed. "It Is sel-4
dom that we find a husband and a
wire with equal intellectual endowment
Therefore the nearest we could come
to perfection In government would be
a cabinet composed of men and women
and a president chosen Irrespective of
sex.
LIBMOTNG CONTEST
A 1600 library given away absolutely Tree,. An elegant library of g04
e, acnooi
r
volume (Jid, handsome golden Oak eases will be given to the lode-'
viiurco, ciup or society in portiana securing the largest number of votes.
votes will be Issued with paid-in-advance subscriptions to The Journal as foU
lowa'-. One rear, 87.60, 760 votes, six months, 83.76, ' ,800 votes; three
uuuiua, !.,. 120 voies; one nunin. o cenis, o
...... . i.n f vm , uuv w . . v . vw win, r- .v . vu on, ana
every merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase - one-vote. -At
the close , of the contest the lodge, school, choreh, club or" society reeelv.
Ing the largest number of vote- will be awarded the library complete, with.
-.,". wvuuiiw ,tui proinuiu pwa mrw Willi LiQ lo role. 1M Horary
Is ou exhibition In the Fifth street window of Tb Journal office, corner Flfta
and Tamhlll street. Ballot boxes are located at
it inira sireet:
nl.mit n '
Xirv I . v , a .
. 1 - 1 , null, iuii, ui uk mMt w, , u ria,uu ITHIlff
arug store, 876 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited.
wiiu uv iuuvwuii nanwaDia ana set uuvjr.wua uie vote
Jewelry store,
Watts-Mat thieu'
Trad
LXi B CO, dry good.
clothing and shoes. 888 to 884 Eaat Mor
rison atreetr y- ,
" " 1 "' aaesBeaiaaaaea ' "'"',rt "
X.- HOLSMABT. tAwelar. 146 Third
atreet - Main 8186. , '-
O. M. xoviriAnnt nhntASmnher.
iot intra atreet . Pacine
usnniLT niirim a Bro
AOS CO. office and warehouse 111-118
North Sixth atreet Main I486. A-1486.
TUB 8. K. BmAXBABD CO. sporting
gooas, in urand avenue. .ast asa.
UBIBTT COIL ft IOB OO- office
818 Pine street Home A-J1S6. Mala
less, '-j 'j-wi' n.f-.?:'iJi k--.- -'r:
TVXCAB COAXk (k afflo 886 Burn
aid atreet . Main 8776. A-1776.
BVSCK-"B O8TEB- merchant tallnra
sis otara su-eeu . r-acuio awv.
OBBOOV IV6 CO- alaara an sna
167 Sixth street
xTaXTX1. nlumhln and . fit.
ung. eu wuuami avenue, juaat 48X8.
St A. RL8OF8 WBTTB PBOITT
diuu bTuBjb, 118. Grand ave. E. .8668.
W11I.ETT, grocer. 118 Orand
avenua -B-12 61. East 188.
TstB H09EL lAkBEK CXOP. tlnmmt
shop In the city,' 81 Sixth street
mabobio .TBityu. amooaaT. its
Tamhlll. corner Park. Main K611.
A-8187. - ,!.
CBXOAOO MABKZT. meata 187 Third
street Main 418. .
MommiaBir lbc7iucaz,
Eaaf Morrison street East 8188. B-14I8.
WATTS-MA TTBTBTT OO- draa-clata.
876 RusseU streets East 648.
SB. "B. B. WBiaXT. dentist 84tt4
Washington, corner Seventh. Mailt Silt.
AXJOB BZBTBB. ' fin mllllnerv. . 48
Washington atreet -
8UKABBB k UlaX wood dealers.
rard Eaat Eighth and Main streets, t
16. .
BTJTTHB-BTIT BBB4T OO- eorner
Second and Columbia streets: retail 146
Third atreet.
KOOBB BBOS. east side news deal-
rs and confectionery, Williams avenue
and RusseU street .East 4708.
MeASAKa. blcvcles and anart.
Ing goods, Williams avenue and Knott
atreet . Eaat 1481. ,
WTT.I.HMT ATM. TJMBBXXAA MO.
VOBT, umbrella and leather gooda, 544
WUllama ave. O-1004.
avej" vi:Tf.r'',..-WwM
DJCfV -,MD, wan paper and
wiit.' MoTTia at MalaPi.7J.
oppeSr
wuskb, 28 Qrand ava , Ea l.sa
BTBBT&Xxiw, ym, mr .
hort wood. B-168Trra-7r0!
and yard Thirtr-sixtr-n
O. Xh OKASOB. 'j'insmlth. las n..i
avenua Fiat 6C08. " T "
MAXES. (intlMa.
sUtant Main 1874.
Dr. B. J. Mills, as
Ill 6th Sr
IfOBTlWrRT nmv en '
goods. Ill tilV Mlfn iOoT-"""1"-OOXJniAaT
BABDBTABB OO. hard
l&m muSXm 108
BTJBXKA fliuuni ymt-m-mm i.m-
f ?? 'Plrn t carriages ajidwagona
818 Burnslde. Paclflo 8047.
WOODL1WI Ummav rut n
?i7a "4x7 SSJSL.
aad
JOBS goanrtmT.a rf
dyeing; quick work. 46 K 4th at
COXiUMBZA riSK OO .Flan
5i7' feSi'' "f J0- Main 6;
A-6664. Third and Ankenv sts.
P. B. lOSBBUa Bl CO- muti TD4.
lawn 8; C-1888. 714 Union ave. north.
, POBTIABTD TXBT tf AWBTBOr OO,
tenta and awnings, window awning and
porch curtain a specialty. 16 N. Front
BC. B. UB Real estate and invest,
menta Room 411 Cor belt bldg. Mala
6860. . . s
ICE-CREAM GARB FOR COPS ON
FIRST DAY OF OFFICIAL SUMMER
Portland's bluecoats will soon dis
card the heavy winter uniforms and
don the summer regulation attire. Chief
Orltxmacher has posted the official bul
letin, which calls the entire police force
to the drill hall In the Armory on May
29, for the annual inspection prior to
the donning of the summer garb. The
Inspection is set for Ilia
The three reliefs, under command of
their captains, will assemble at police
headquarter and march to the Armory,
where they will be inspeeted by Mayer
Lane and the police oommlttee of the
executive board. Captain Moore will be
In command, assisted by Captains Bat-
2
ley and Stover. After the Inspection
the summer habiliments will be worn
until winter again sets in.
May 88 is rather an ausploious date
for Portland, for it la on that day that
the advent of summer is officially ac
knowledged by the city. All car the
summer ordinance are-in effect after
that date.
Campbell's Preliminary Set.
(Special Dispatch to Ttaa JooraaLt
Astoria, Or., May 84. Michael Camp
bell, arraigned In Justice court at Cath
lamet on an Information charging him
with the murder of John McClellan,
pleaded not guilty, and the preliminary
hearing was set for 10 o'clock Saturday.
The defense will. be conducted by John
C. McCueof this eltv. John C. Welch
of south Bend and Dan Malarky of
Portland. - - ' ' '
's Greatest Healing
Institute Guarantees
You Health.
Never before have yon had
such skill placed at your
disposal. Avail yourself
of it Be well again.
There Is a way for you to regain your health; for you to be able
to get the full enjoyment of life and happiness. That way is for you
to advance with the discoveries of science and be cured by Natural
Method. t
BE WELL ENJOY LIVING
There Is no more necessity of you dragging through llf half In
valided than there would be in cutting off your right arm, yet you are
doing so even when you can be cured, even when for the asking you
can receive conclusive evidence of other oases In this city practlally the
same a your own that have been cured by u
We want tou to coma to ua. We want to Ionic vnu In th ..a
iu you exactly wnai i me mauir ana wnat nope there is for
Portland
Our physioiahs are
all ' Uoeased to
practloe tnedioin
In the
Oregon.
Stat of
AO HON. MEN
You Need Not Pay Any Doctor
An Exhorbltant or"Pany Price :
for Treatment Whin I Offer
You a Thorough and Permanent
CURE for the Moderate Fee of
W-aeV rJf
BB. TATXOB,
Xadlnr atpeclalla.
nr Ajrr xtbookpuoatzs cabb
I have a quick' and absolutely certain system
of treating the cases I undertake which posi
tively Insures the cure In less than half the
time called for by the methods used In ordinary
practice.
. I.SSfVJ.I a.ny troubl auf faring from VARICOCELE. HYDROCELE.
BLOOD POISON or any other disease tending to destroy and disfigure
f1 to render happiness lmposslbls are urged to call upoa-me without de
lay. Thoae wasting valuable time dissipating their money and aggravating
their ailment m by submitting to Indirect, ineffectual, unaclentlflo treatment
uuw never aia ana never can cure, are Invited to visit me and Investigate
u .u.,.iui .r.uiu. poeiuveiy guarantee result in an cnraoio cases
and frankly refuse to accept any other class If for any reason it Is too
late to guarantee a cure. i ,i- r
1 CURB '
Do you feel that you are not the
man you once were? ' Do you feel
tired In the morning and easily ex
hausted? Is your back, weakt Is
Jour memory falling? Do you have
Ifflculty In filing your thoughts?
Are you losing ambition? If you
have any or all of the above symp
toms, you surely do not dealre to re
main so. Let me explain to you my
methods of rebuilding the vigor of
men, and refer you to the thousands
I have cured. I guarantee to cur
all tb Special - Disease of men,
such as Spermatorrhoea, Tarlooeele.
ydrooele, Strlotu, Contracted Dis
orders, Contagions Blood Poison,
trnvw inu,r vie. . . . ...
.'' VARICOCCLB -
By 'varicocele we understand - a
twisted, hardened and knotted condi
tion of the veins .carrying, the blood
from the appendages. , The stagnant
blood In the affected veins seriously
Interrupt the blood supply of th
organ and often ia because of re
flax aymptom which are not easily
recognised. By my Improved meth
ods I use no knife, cause no pain
'nor loss of time from business. My
treatment ' la scientific, thorough,
permanent and never faila It will
pay every man suffering from Vari
cocele - to Investigate - before ' consid
ering, other treatments.,,, . . y.
rPxfJrt.K710,M WSS My HONEST AND CANDID ADVICE! fcOSTS
TOU NOTHINO. I cheerfuUy give you the , very best opinion , guided by
years of successful practlca Men out of town, in trouble, wrltS If you
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
834H MOBBXSOB STBBBT, COBBXB SZOOVB, JOXT&ABS, OBEOOB
VA1I
We offer you the aid of the highest skill obtainable In medicine and
surgery. we give you the treatment that -your case demands, and in
complete ours where a
U must coma to US.
every cass have the same Inevitable result
serious organic- breakdown doea not exist, but TO
You need our. services. We are here to treat you.
Why Suffer longer on Promises ofOthers ?
WE TREAT MEN ONLY AND CURE PROMPTLY, SAFE
LY AND THOROUGHLY AND AT THE LOWEST COST,
VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE-, VITAL WEAKNESS, BLOOD
AND SKIN' DISEASES, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISOR
DERS, ULCERS, SORES, PAINFUL SWELLINGS, BURNINGS.
ITCHING AND INFLAMMATION, NERVOUSNESS, LOSS
OF STRENGTH AND VITALITY AND ALL SPECIAL AND
DELICATE DISORDERS OP MEN.
Our fees for cures are lower than the general family physician or sur
geon. Medicines furnished from our own laboratory for the convenience
and privacy of our patients, from 11.60 to l.60 a course.
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
Zf you eanno. can write for free Book aad Self-examinetloa Blank.
Many base cured at home. Hours a, m. to 8 p. m. Suaday, lo-la.
29114 Morrison Street
BBTWBBB 4TB ABB BTB,
POBTXAB9, OBSOOB
Oregon Medical Inst.
We Are Special ists in
Diseases of Men
tulck Cures
M Tears in Port-
Satisfied Patients
OUR FEE $10
In All Simple Uncomplicated Case9
CONSULTATION FREE NO EXPERIMENTS
. - NO fAHCRES
OUR GUARANTEE NO PAY- UNLESS CURED
' MSB WBIB TOU BBZB THB SHBTTCTJS OT A BOOTObC OOBSU1T
.C::-;s'- - OKB Or WD B BXPBBXEBOB. . v-.. ,
' We have atopped at no expenae that could add -' to the'' efficiency of '
our work or the comfort ot our pa tie nta There is no other equally
equipped Institution for the treatm nt of men's aliments ia the Taclflo
i. Northwest.. '- - j:,- -,r - r - ,:J.-.-. ; ..
WHY SUFFER LONGER. ON PRlOMISES OF OTHERS?
We cure safely and promptly WB AKNESB, LOST MAITHOOD; EPER
MATORRHOEA, SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAGES, VARI
COCELE. HYDROCELE, GONORRHOEA, GLEET, OR ANT OF THE
DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Personal attention given all patient.
OOBSUXiTATIOB OOBYXDSBSXAXi ABI XBTXTEO A personal, thor
ough, and searching examination is desired, though If. Inconvenient to
call, write us a full description of your trouble. Our- office hour are
from 8 A, M. to 8:80 P. M, excepting Sunday from 8 to 11. Address
" or call on. the c ;.-.-.-.;;. . . a-v. y .
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