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Newspaper Page Text13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY- EVENING, JUNE.: 4, 1903. GASOLIXE .STATIONARY AND MARINE; ELEO trio equipments; iiuocitei, w.-cnwi im, wholesale and retail: engine repairing. Iit-lrrson Machinery Co.. 1 Morrison. tTAiONER AND MARINE GASO- . line engines; we nunuiacm m, ft our price- Fairbanks. Morse Ce. UOTKLS HOTEL PORTLAND. EUROPEAN nn) ; II IS dav. v T()T KlToREOON, EUROPEAN i-LANT pLRKiNfl, EUROPEAN. $ 1 AND Uf. Ii KLV Kl i ERE, European: 4th snd Aloer. MONEY TO XJO&X SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES. . RSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." TLKMS THEBEStGET $11 .TO $100. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employe and on pianos, rur nlture, warehouse receipt, horsos, insur ance policies and U kinds of securities. New Era Loan A Mortgage Co.. 206 Abingtcn pioy. HONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEG pie and other" upon their own names without security; cheapest rates, eas eat payments; offloea In 64 principal cities: save yourself money by .getting out terms first Tolmsn. iZ3 AQington pm, TO LOAN LARGE AND SMALL amounts orl good real eiutt security; straight loana: low rate of interest. F. Pfluger A Co., room 14 Mulkey bldg.. hecona ana Momgon nm. iiONEX1 to Loan for building purposes; can be repaid In monthly Installmenta Call for partlculara Co jumbla Life Trust Co, 314 Lumber Exchange bldg. - ' , WE'LOAN' MONEY 6N DIAM6NDS and Jewelry at reasonable Interest for Ionic or abort time. A. & M. pelovage. Jewelers, 269 Washington at TO LOAN $8,500 OR LESS, REAL estate security. Farrlngton, 41$ Com. merclal club bl3g.. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES WANT ed for $500, ISO,, $800., Wart, , 314 J 1 1 ny P1UK. TTob.OOO TO LOAN IN SUMS' OF $1.0 - or more, s xo i per cant, w unfriw realty. M. . unrnn, im LOAS-fiTRlCTLT CONFI deotlal; easy to pet and May to pay. en . -vr m Y3t.hua.M hMe $100,000 ON MORTGAGES, CITY, OR farm oronertv. fire insurance. Mo- Kenzie Co.. 850 Alder, room I. MONEY TO LOAN, LARO" LOANS A apecuuty, nuiimngjoans; iow ram. fir Inauranoe. W. O. Beck. Ill Falling. SHORT-TIME LOANS ON ANY .KIND of chattels. K A. Frame, 2S1 Flled ner bldg-., corner 10th and Washington. UICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES. S. W. King 46 Wash, bldg. M. 4100, MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS of security, w. Hon. K. . wasn oma. In sums of $2,oiio to $20.000 a w. ,oi(iara. 110 za si. Salary loans lowest rate at Employee' Loan Co., T14 Dekum. Loan for the asking salary or chattel. The Loan Co.. 410 ueaurr. MUSIO LESSONS. BUY PROFESSOR DIAMOND'8 MUSIC chart at any musio store, ana come to ,71 6th st. for free instructions Wednes days and Saturdays. KMII. THIELHORN. pupil of pro- fessor Otakar Sevclk, violin and viola 'teacher. A-410. g.M Pine. Fse. I8i riANO. VIOLIN, TROMBONE AND clarinet. Prof. Smith. 281 IZta. M. 4703. A-8J60. : LOUIS A.'TREITZ. 'TEACHER ; " 6 violin. ll Bherman. cor, let, yaq OSTEOPATHIC J PHYSICIANS J3R. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. SPE. - clallst on nervous, acuts and cbronle oiaeases. ill Fen ton oiog. racino iivv. DR. K, B. NQKTHRUP. 41S-14-I7 DE- kum bldg, 3d and Washington a la. Phone Main $49. ' Examination free. : rALXTIXQ AND PAPERING PAINTING. FURNITURE REPAIRINO and finishing. Li. J. wnaon, b Burnsiae. pnone wain giog J-OR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT, eall F. A. Doane. la 1D9A. 104 union av. PATENT ATTORNEYS i PROTECT YOUR IDEA WB CAN patent It Moulton A flcobev, attor- ,'iieys, tot coiumpia piqg., roruano. ur. J. J. H1RSHHEIMER, J27H WASH. ST. patent ana pension attorney. T5lTENTS. COPYRIGHTS. A J. MAT- ter. 618 Commonwealth bldg. K. C. WRIGHT, U. S. AND FOREIGN j patents; lnfrlngment cases. $04 Dekurq PIUNTINQ i THE EAGLE PRINTINO CO, NOT IN trusts close figures, good work. II Russel bldg., corner 4th and Morrison. IpGlLBEB BROS, PRINTERS CARDS. ! billheads, eto. Mala 1861. 14$H 1st. rUBLIO STENOGRAPHERS. ALL BONDS OF LETTER WRITING nd copying; charges reasonable. Miss M. Conant. 602 Lumber Eichann WK. Main 4DY7. Hi JFUR DUFUR, 418 CORBETT bldg. Phone A-6814: largest and most complete stenographlo office tn west. REAL ESTATE J. M. Pittenser &Co., . 848 Russell at. Phone E. 4141. Fire insurance, loans, real estate mJ. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loans; estap. mi, 141H t. room 11. KCBBEB STAMPS "AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. . P. C Co.. 881 Stark. TeL J407. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER A KLEI8ER. SIGNS, THE largest algn makers In the northwest 8th and Everett sta Phone Prlv. Ex. 66. iiuius X"l XOQ, SLW I E i- WALLACE, ART SIGNS AND . office lettering. 827 Stark. Pac. 1646. -SIGNS . THAT ATTRAdT"-P0RT-land Sign Co.. HI Stark. Pacific 1644. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP tion: back, bar and store fixtures inniip m oruer. 1 ne 1UIKW Mfg. Co. TU E JAMES L MARSHALL MFG. COJ. showcaaea. cablneta store and office fixtures. 28 Couch st Pacific 8181. R. II- BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AGT. MT Winter Lumber Co.. t Hamilton bldg. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. c o. Pick transfer a rtoo .n company, office and commodious 4- Iron rooms and fire-proof vault for vat- iiHuies, Rorinrni corner ox za and Pine ets. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping. ; Phones Main Lit. liome A-1994. . . OLSON-ROE TRANSFER Cf. . General transfer and storage; aafea, rjlanos and furniture, etc.. moved, mritni and shii'pvd. 209 Oa.k st, between Front mta runnt wain A-zz. L:;SO.N TRANSFER CO, 114 N. 4THT eiHin 9. ri envy naunn a na store ge. J ! i F EN V K N T BAGGAGE at TRANS fer Co. Storaa-e 124 Stark. Main 40J. Ha 1 DKULV TRANSFER & STORAG3 Co. lit N. 8th. Main 1685: A-1686. SAFES U! EBOU) I MANGANESE SAFES' ljrf atnt-k; lockouts opened, jails, furniture. J. E. Davis, 66 84 at li hi J'K.kjK and bank safes at rn.'iorv prices; sond-band salea j!o,.,.r Hat Co.. 10H 2d st TVl'KWlUTLns AIL MAKES, R ENTED. REPAIRED, sold. lJ. U C. Co.. 211 fitaik. Tl Ml. BIG: H FOR RIVER LAUHCIIES Enormous Crowds Visit the Warships at Anchor in the Harbor. ' MOKE PEOPLE THAN BOATS CAN CARRY Perfect Order Is Maintained Along Waterfront and No"'Sertou Acci dents Ht So Far Marred the Festivities. It lBentlmated that fully 8,000 peo- pla visited the warships tn the harbor yesterday afternoon. At last and 7 for onca tho launch owners ar having all the business they can .handle and there Is Very Ilttlo of the keen bowling competi tion that ta former years marxeq the presence of a few warships In the har bor.1 Everything Is moving along In an orderly manner. v Hundreds of small craft have been pressed into service and a doxea large powr boats with capacity for from 88 n 100 er In commission carrying sight seers from the docks to the ships at anchor. At first the cruiser Charleston received almost unaiviaea, attention from the sightseers but yesterday the gunboat Yorktown and the torpedo boats were black with the surging crowds. With the exception of the carreening of a small boat last night, when no one was Injured, no accident has so far marred the great activity . along - the waterfront. None of the boats have been overorowded and there have been no collisions of serious nature, renect order has been maintained at the Stark street slip where roost of the boats land, and dock owners along the front have assisted the police tn maintaining order. It Is said, however, that somehow the crowds have been much more orderly than under similar circumstances in tjie post. t Last night hundreds of people gained admittance on board the French bark Kdmond Rostand and the Italian bars F.manuelo Accame at the Mersey and Columbia docks, j respectively,' from where the water carnival could be viewed to exceptionally fine advantage. Manv Of the more daring visitors took to the rigging where a beautiful view was to be had. The ships Larglemore, Ancaloe and Leyland Bros, at the O. W. P. dock were also thronged with specta tors. . i ; MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Bevular XJners Bns to Arrive. Eureka. Eureka and Coos .June 4 Kr-Aakwater ' CoSB bftV . .T7TV:."7TJUneT Numantla, orient. ... ;... June State. San Francisco June G. W. Elder, San Pedro, way... .June I Alliance, Coos Bay June 11 Roanoke. San Pedro and way... June 14 Rose City. San Francisco June 14 Arabia, orient .......July 1 Nicomedla. orient ...Aug. 1 Alesla, orient .................. Sept. 1 Beg-aJar Users to Depart. Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. ..June 4 iWBjIiuaqi nail Wiw es.n Eureka. Eureka and Coos . ., .June ... June 4 ....June 4 Rose City, San Francisco . . Alliance. Coos Bay..!....., Breakwater, San Francisco. Geo. W. Elder, 8an Pedro... State, San Francisco Numantla, orient. Arabia, orient Nicomedla, orient Alesla, orient ...June 10 ...June 4 1 ...June 18 ...June It ...July 16 ...Aug. 16 ...Sept IB Teasels In Port. B rod prick Castle. Br. shin .Stream Larglemore, Br. sh.... ...O. W. P. dock Crown of India, Br. bk Drydock Leyland Bros.. Br. eh...., O. W. P. Donna Franceses. Br. bk Astoria Alsterkamp, Ger. bk. ...... ..Astoria Ancalos. Br. ship 0. W. P. Churchill. Am. ach Astoria Echo, Am. bktn .Astoria Kelburn. Br. bk......... ..Astoria Minnie Kelton, Am. ss....- Astoria Edmond Rostand, Fr. bk Mersey Emanuel Accarne, It bk. Columbia No. 1 Yorktown. Am. gunboat Stream Charleston, Am. cruiser. . . ; . .Stream F. S. Loop, Am. ss Inman-Poulsen Wellesley. Am. aa Oceanic Rose city. Am. ss Ainswortlt Davis, torpedo-boat ., Stream Fox. torpedo-boat Stream Farragut, torpedo-boat Stream Preble,' torpedo-boat destroyer. .Stream Perry, torpedo-boat destroyer. . .Stream Johann Poulsen, Am. as. Columbia No. 1 . WHOLESALE JOBBERS Ol A GU-NST CO- DISTRIBUTORB OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND. OREGON. EVERDING FARRELL. PRODUCE and commission merchants. 140 Front st. Portlsnd. Or. Phone Main 17. OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC- rlna Co. Manufacturera of furnU tnre for the trade Portland. Or. WA DHAMS CO.. WHOLSESALE OHO. oera, manufacturers and eomalaalos invruiin ill. , 1 11 n 11 u ubi bub. LEWIS-8TENGER. BARBERS- VUPPLY Co, barbers' auppliea barbers' furnl ture. barbers' chairs. 10th snd Morrison. THE GRATON A KNlGHT MFG. CO,' oak tanners, leather belting manufao Turers. r-ortiena. jr., ti 1st st BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDARS. Ai vertlelng novelties. 160 4th at ALLEN LEWIS GROCERIES TRANSPORTATION REGULATOR LINE TAST 8TBAJSZB Bailey Qatasert Makes round trip weekT' daya except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare $8.00. Leaving Portland 7 a. m, leaving The Dalles 3 p. m, arriving Portland p. Sundays Round trio tn - Cascade Locks, leaving Portland 9 a. m, arriv ing back p. m Fare $1.00. STEAJtXBS Dalles City and Capitol City Operate dally, except Sunday, between Portland and The Dallea. calling at all way landings for freight and pas sengers. First-clasa accommodations for wagons and livestock. . , AISE1 STBSE BOO. ' ' Phones Main S14, A-6111. " t COQS BAY LINE The steamship BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday at S p. aa- front Oak atreet dock, for STortk BendTataxsa field and Coos Bay points. Freight re ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing. Passenger fare, first class, $10; second class. $7, including berth - and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washington streets, or Oak street dock. ANCHOR LINE GLASGOW TXA MlTDOirSESBT Furnessia, June 13, California, June 20, Caldonia, June -27. ? Saloon, S99.60, B7.ftO and S7S.80. Seoond Oabin, S43o and S4S. ; , Third tJlass, 27.4o and SaT.75. For book of tours and Information, ap Clyl HENDERSON BROTHERS. 2l to 1$ Sherman St, Chlcaga , 8103TB TACmo STZABISKXV CO.S : . - TKAlgWWTPg .. Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder Sail for Eureka, Baa Francisco a ad Lea Angeles direct every Thursday at SB. an. Ticket office . 113 Third jot Aider. Roanoke, Am. ss. -Martin's Alliance Am. aa ........ .'.Couch street Shoshone, Am. ss. .. Rainier l oaemlte. Am. as Tongue Point Rainier. A m. ss ......... . Tongue Point : ,- a Bout to toad X umber. . Ravalli, Am. s. ......... San Francisco R. D. Inmun, Am. us. ..... San Francisco H. K. Hall, Am. ach....,.San Fraicisoo vv. r. jiwtii, Am. sen. ....... .ivoiionao Alvena, Am. ach. .Ban Francisco Alumna. Am. ach..,, ....Kahului Tiverton. Am. as ........San Francisco xeuowstone, Am. ss. . . . . .San Francisco , Sn Boats With Cement and QeneraX Aberfoyle, Br. sh.,.r. . ....'.j. An twerp Angara. Nor. sh. ............ ..Antwerp Bldart. Fr. bk ........... ...Antwerp Albert Kicicmers, ur. bK. .... .Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh. ....... ...Cardiff Eugenie FsutreL Pr. bk. ..... .Antwerp Vlncennea, Br. sh. ... i .Antwerp Gael, Ft. bk, .London NeatsflehJs, Br. sh. .Hamburg uavia as Aiuera T. sn. ...... .Antwerp Brabloch, Br, bk. ............ .Antwerp Kllloran. Br. sh. Antwern Jolnvllle, Fr. bk .Antwerp Carmanlan, Br. bk. .......... Hamburg Kocnambeaa,. ft. bK, ............ Lalth Gulf Stream, Br. bk.......... Antwerp Coal Snips Bn Bovte. - ' La Roche Jacquelin. Fr. bk. Newcastle, - A. iresnire, Br. bk. . .-. . .Newcaatle, A. Bossuet, Fr. bk. 4 .... .... . Newcastle,' A. .v' . Tramp ; Steamers , Ea ".Boats.' ; Inverkjp, Br. ss .San Francisco Taunton, Br, 'ss., ...... . . . . . . .Guaymas Forerlc, Br. sa .......... , San Francisco Madura, Br. ss...,. ......San Francisco Tabor. Nor. ss Bremerton Strathfillan. Br. ss. .Batavia Guernsey, Nor. ss.. .San Francisco Allanton, Br. ss. ....... .San Francisco Craighall. Br. ss .San Francisco Earl of Carrlch, Br. ss. . . .San Francisco Aeon. Br. ss.,..,. ....Eureka Dulwlch, Br. ss ,-. . . . . ., .Guaymas Ellerlo, Br. ss. .San Francisco Knight Templar. Br. as. . . . .Valparaiso Radames. Ger. bs , . . . Puget Sound En Boats in Ballast to oad Grain. Manx King. Br. sh..,.,....,...Taltral port Crawford, Br. sh. .....caliao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh ...Caliao River Falloch. Br. bk. ..Caliao Nordsee, Ger, sh....t... Caliao Oregon, Ger. sh. , .Yokohama Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk. ..... .Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. sh. ....... . .West coast Aster, Ger. bk ............. . Valparaiso Marechal de Noallles. Fr. bk. West coast Helena Blum, Fr. bk....... Bristol Vendee, Fr. bk San Francisco Homeward Bound, Am.' bk.Vanc'v'r. B. C. WliH QUICK DISPATCH. French Bark Edmond Rostand to Begin Loading Wheat. The French bark Edmond Rostand will get unusually quick dispatch when she begins loading wheat tomorrow morning at Oceanic dock, it being the intention or navins; ner reaay to sail for Europe by the first part of next week. Possibly the cargo will be stowed Into the hold by Saturday night The bark will carry close to 3.000 tons. The Edmond Rostand arrived here several weeks ago from JCurope with a cargo of cement and finished discharg ing a lew days ago at Mersey aocit. it is expected to have her towed across the river to the uceanio dock late tnis af ternoon or early tomorrow morning. The Italian bark Emanuel Accame will finish discharging cement at Co lumbia dock No. 1 In a few days. Cap tain Gavl says he is expecting a cable every day from his owners as to what to do with the vessel after she has been relieved of the cement cargo, it la un derstood, however, that she was char tered for . the round voyage to load wheat here for a return cargo. She Is in to Kerr, Gtfford ft Co. TO CALL AT PORTLAND. Kosmos Liners Will Pick Up Freight for West Coast, The Kosmos line, which operates a line of steamers along the west coast of the North and South American con tinents and to Europe, announces that about the 24th of this month Its steamer Radames will call at Portland for freight for Panama and other west coast ports. . representative of the line was here a few weeks ago drumming up trade and It is understood that he met with so much encouragement that the company has concluded to make Portland a port or cau in tne ruture. xne company op. eratea a number of large carriers. . STEAM SCHOONERS IN. Johan Poolsen and Yellowstone Her for Wheat and Lumber. The steam schooner Johan Poulsen. Captain NilMin, arrived In . the harbor laet night from San Francisco and went to Columbia dock No. 3 to load wheat prior to taking a deckload of lumber at the mills of In man. Poulsen A Co. Captain Nllson reports having had a fine trip up the coast. Indicating that the rough weather of the several weeks paat has moderated and that there is again smooth sailing. . The steam schooner Yellowstone reached Astoria this morning from San Francisco and will be in the local har bor this evening. She. too, will take wheat and lumber for return cargo, . ORIENTAL LINER ARRIVES. . Steamer Nnmantia Will Be at Port land Dock -Tomorrow. AL 1 o'clock this afternoon the Port land A Asiatic - Steamship company's liner Numantla was sighted off the mouth of the river. .This should bring her to her Portland wharf early tomor row, morning, fully on time. She was scheduled to reach here tomorrow or Saturday. The Numantla Is said to be bringing a large quantity of gunnies for local consignees and some overland freight On her return trip she will carry a full cargo of. flour and general freight. . ALONG. THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Breakwater sailed last night for Coos Hay with 90 passengers and a run cargo oi ireigni. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left st noon today for Tillamook. This was her last trip out or r-oruana. Hence forth she will make Astoria her north ern terminal. . . The steamer Eureka will be at Mar tin's Wharf ; this evening front Eureka via Cooe Bay. ' She will sail south to morrow night.' ; The steamship Roanoke of the North, era Pacific Steamahlp company la sched uled to - sail for . San Pedro and way porta this evening. ' ? - I no Norwegian Rirainrr uuentier which' was to arrive here -about the fifth, of this month, to load lumber for the orient, will probably not arrive for Mvera.1 weeks vet aa she has not dis charged the coal ahe, brought to San Francisco lor tne Atlantic neei.- xne government is holding the steamer un til the - warships return to San Fran cisco from Puget sound. The lighthouse tender Heather will leave for Puget aound tomorrow to pre pare for her anpual crulae in south eastern Alaskan waters. The .German bark Reinbek reached Queenstown - yesterday. Ill days out from Columbia river. The swiftest run this aeason was made In 108 days by ths American bark Homeward Bound, -'H'marine notes, r Astoria June 4. Arrived down dur ing the night, steamer Yosemita. - Left up at 2 a. . m., - steamer - Yellowstone. Sailed at S a in., steamer Breakwater, for Coos bay. - San Francisco, ' June 4. Sailed last bight-steamer Northland, for Portland. - Astoria. June 3 Left up- at 1:30 p. m ateamer Johan Poulsen., Arrived at 4:46 p. m.. ateamer Yellowstone, from Ban Francisco.' - Llsard, June 8. Passed, German bark Reinbek from Portland, for Queenstown. . Astoria. June 4. Condition of the bar at 8 tn., smooth ; wind southwest 9 miles; weather -cloudy. ... Tides at Astoria today High water. 8:30 a. m., 7.4 feet; 6:04 p. m., 7.1 feet Low water, 16;28 a. m, .1$ feet; 11 p. m, 2.9 feet, - ;. Men'a leather trimmed canvas shoes, all sites. $1 pr pair. Sample Shoe Co, First and Madison, - riAVAL OFFICERS AS GUESTS OF VESUVIUS Eire Bicture of the Cruiser ; Charleston Will Be Shown , Admiral Swinburne. Tonight should be the banner night at Pain's big fireworks spectacle. Twen tieth street and Washington. The nun dredj of performers In the carnival have become letter-perfeot the big acrobatic specialty, bill movea along: most enter taimngiy witnout a hi ten, and tn mnii Ins; eruption of Vesuvius and the burn lng of the mimlo city neyef falls to arouse enthusiasm t of even the most blase. ' - -'"'s Admiral Swinburne and officers of the war fleet are to be guests of honor to night and special fireworks have been prepared for the occasion, including a big device showing the Charleston, a fire portrait of the admiral, and an aerial salute of Pain's repeating prls- matic shells. -The "largest rose in fort land" will be given again.- with its pleasing transformation of color, the funny fireworks monkey will perform his amusing stunts-and the big dls- 1 . 1 I I 1 1 . 1 .w- t . . . piny win viiu wim in wrs-JBi aiui must f'eautlful piece ' known In nyrotechny. Niagara Falls in electric fireworks. The Portland season of the spectacle posi tively enda Saturday night. ENTRY LIST FOR P. H. A. CONTEST (Continued From Page 18.) A. C: George Hug. M. A. A C: G. H. McKlnney, M. A A. C; C. Wolf, M. A. A. C; R. Rose, Olympic; A. Munn, Olympic; B. Bants, 8. A. C; E. D. Gil lis. V. A. C. Pole Vault R. Chapman. M. A. A. C. : C. Swan, IS.. A. A C; A. Munn, Olympic; F. Lanaaan. Olympic: Kuytendall. L. of O.; Muller, U. of O.; H. Boman, S. A. C. ' : v ;: 14-lb. Hammer Throw George Hug. M.. A. A. C; McKlnney. M. A. A. C. ; 6. Bv Jlall. M. A. A. C; C, Wolf. MA A C ; K. Koae, Olympic; A. Munn, oiympi?; Zacharias. U. of O.: B. Bants. S. A. C: E. D. Glllas. V. A. C. Settlor Belay. M. A. A. C Martin. F. Smlthson. It Peterson. W. P. Smith, J. Holman, B. Greenham. J. G. Schroder R. K. Brow- die, W. H. Devolt, Q. L, Lounsbery. H. P. Humphrey. Olympic p. C. Gerhardt, A. Munn, F. Lanagan, A. Glarner. 8. A. C. E. L. Campbell. B. Qlsh. J. Malcomson. W. 8 toll, G. Brackett, E. C. Clark. High School Belay. Portland High School Dart. Meier, Hlxon, Crickmore, Latourette. Tacotna High " BchoolE.TEnner7 A. Powelson, Byrd, Boolean, W. Price, P. Denton. W. Mackall. Columbia University J. Campbell, C. R. Dockstarter, M. G. Ennls, E. Dooley. Portland academy (63) McDanlel, (64t Gray. (65 Cornell. (66) Balrd. Eaat Side High (118) Barber. (119) Roth, (120) Menly, (121) Connell, (123) trailer, mi) uaie, tii; Kuraicn. Grammar Sohool Belay. Hawthorne Grammar school 67) F. Flaherty. (68) C. Everest, (69) W. Re sins-. (70) T. Ostrander. . Mount Tabor Grammar school (71) H. B. Howell, (72) U C. Fearey. (73) W, Christenen, (74). W. G. Obertueffer. Vernon Grammar School (76) L. En nls, (76) E. Perrill, (77) F. James, (78) G. crump. . Portsmouth Grammar school (79) J. Feman. (89) A. Graham. (86) F. Oris- wold, (82) L. Wescott (91) Earl Hill. (92) Ernest Hill. Shattuck Grammar school (83) J. Ce liatlna, (84) C E. Nelson, (86) W. Hum- men, (8C) ri. Mccoun, Ladd Grammar school (87) A. D. Caferlin. (88) W. Jackson. (89) F. Hutcheson, (90) H. Beaver, (96) , C. Bateman. (96) M. Baker. Stephens Grammar school (97) Wind- nagle, (98) C. A. Hauch, (99) H. Elliot, (100) w Morrow. Holman Grammar school (101) W. Plebuck. (102) C. Fargo. (103) R. Law- ler, uo m. jsoei. Holladay Grammar school (106) James Canpiort. 110tr Vf. Hastings, (107 ) is. Zimmerman, iiusi j. xroy. MnntavlJla. Grammar school (109) G. Reed. (110) C. Beckner, (111) M. Right, (111) H. Muenzer. Clinton-Kelly Grammar school (112) George Noya, (114) Mark Muney. (116) 1 1 Kooerts. 1 1 1 e i ta. uricsov. All these athletes are registered or registration appnea ror. , : Success of "The Balfbreed." The Halfbreed" has bounded Into eminent success st the Baker Just as It did in Los Angeles, where it ran ror seven weeks to packed houses. This Is largely on account of Its great beauty as a scenic production aa well aa Its genuine naturalness. ; Next week, "Lov ers' Lane." v r All at tho Oaks. Chill v nennlel -Take, a tide tn the Tickler and stir your blood. Lovers of music listen to the afternoon concerts by the band of White and Gold. - Seek ers after comedy, laugh with the Allen Curtis Comedy company, tn the big free atrdome at night It la all found at The Oaks. - . ' ' "The Bushranger" at the Lyric. The Lyric offers a big show tonight In the shape of the famous Blunkall Atwood. Stock company In a stirring comedy-drama. "The Bushranger," a play that appeals to everybody. The company is a great one and the stage aettfngs far above the average. - . . See Battling Nelson. k Battling Nelson la the big feature of the week at the Star theatre. He ap pears In connection with the musical comedy, "A Trip to Coney Island." being played by the Armstrong company. Nel son, who la to meet Gane next month, gives a three-round sparring exhibition. Pefcin ,' Zouaves. :' 'v ' The 12 Pekln Zouaves, at the Orand thla week, have made a hit- The mili tary drills of these young men are given with the rapidit of lightning and they have a sensational climax. George Wil son, monarch of the minstrels of other days, la as funny aa ever. - - BIG ATHLETIC EVENT. BCultnomah Club 3nlUaa; Off Great Coa " 'H 5 teat Jtsxt Saturday. , One of the big attractions of carnival week is tu great athletic event at the Multnomah 'field Saturday at 3 p. m There will be 24 exciting races In alU with 234 contestants. It will be a great gathering of atar athletes for coast championships and no doubt will attract one of the largest crowds of the season. It will be conducted by the Multnomah club and a great deal of enthusiasm la being worked up by all the members who are leaving nothing undone to make it a grand success. - . , ... . .. - .. 8arople Shoe Co, First and Madlaon. men s $3.60. shoes on sale at fl.96; men's IS. 60 oxfords, on sale at $1.86; ladles' 33 oxfords, on sale at $1.45; boys'-$t shoes, on sale at $1.26; misses' $2 shoes and oxfords. $1.26; children's 76c aan dals, on sale at $9c; men'a 6O0 Presi dent suspenders. 19c; men's Ito hand Jo? ' 'C omen' 1-89 slippera. f AT THE THEATRES B ..m.m. liORDICAIOrS T0- . PORTLAND TOIIIT Dira WillAppear at-Armory 1 With-DamroschVSym- . phony Orchestra; .' " The' Armory . tonight will ' Irouse the most brilliant throng In the musical his tory. of the city.', to. hear the rare com binatlon' of . Walter Damrosch's' famous orchestra-snd the great soprano, Mma Nordics. , The program is a Wagnerian one with, the exception of, the beautiful traun of anna-a which Mme. Honilct vui alng as an lntermeszo. - She will' also sing "Elisabeth's Air" from Tan nhauser . Ka "T ..h...," f.Am Trl.tan 'Anil Isolde. Seats .for tonight's' concert are cn sale -at the Sherman,- Clay music atAra. Sixth and Morrison. until 7 o'clock tonight, after which they will be at the Armory. - The- concerts are un der the direction of Lois steers-wynn Eoman. Following is tonight's program: ohengrln Prelude; prelude and bridal chorus. f Tannhauser -Overture; march, act 2; "JLiisaneth'a Air," (Act Z). tt - Mme. Nordica. 1 Die Melaternlnffer Prelnde: nrlxe song. Group of songs "Spring," (Hammond): "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal. 1 t tvpiwterj; Arietta. -1 viaai.; r f - Mme. Nordics. Part I Die Walkure; Siegfried; Tristan k- and Isolde prelude ana ' male; laolde's Llebstod. ' , - -. '.- ... Mma. Nordics. . - ..--i KKI0HTSEEHEAESE . FOR SHOW AT HEILIG The Knights of Columbus have been practicing dally for the presentation of an amateur play at the Heillg the even ing, of. June 8. ..Stage manager .Dorgan says the performance will be one of the cleverest home talent affairs that was ever put-on in Portland. Following is tne cast -or characters: ; , - Evelyn Nloklebury. a young heiress, France's Gallagher; William Nlcklebury, her father, a widower, Fred J. Bolger; Harriet Wei ford. Evelyn's friend. Miss Agnes Harwaa;-Mrs. Shybold, Evelyn's aunt, Mirs Mary Cardiff; Betsy, a lady's maia, miss KUDy riowara; lrrana xmick leburv..M. D.. nenhew of William. Mr. James Curran; William Falrplay, a mer chant Fred weber; Philip Sharpe,. a modern financier. G..L. Paul; Montagus Pymples, a bookkeeper, James E. Ban non; Ferret a : lawyer. W.- M. Daly; Jamea, a servant, John Cahalen. MORTGAGED HORSE . : CAJSE OF EIGHT If a mortgaged 'horse dies can the mortgagee confiscate another animal be longing to the mortgagor? An attempt to settle thla question without recourse to the law is the cause of an assault and battery complaint lodged against Kicnara x.yncn. a norse dealer, by . a. F. White,, another horse dealer. Some time"slncs Whii secured money by mortgaging one of his horses. The mortgage was subsequently purchased by Mrs. Richard Lynch. White had made no payments on the Instrument and Tuesday, he alleges. Lynch tried to taice one or nia norses by rorce. white protested and a fight ensued In which the later's face was aeverely beaten. The case will come up before Judge cameron tomorrow morning. TAKE CIGAKS, THEX ASKTHEQUALOT "Have a cigar, was the greeting B. S. Josaelyn, president of the Portland Railway, Light Power company, of fered visitors to his office today. "Are they any good?" waa usually the question -as the new-comer reached Into' a box and Helped himself to one of the smokes. - "I understand that they are all right," Mr. Josaelyn .recommended to some of his callers. "But what's the occasion what means this passing of cigars V nearly every one asked before leaving. "Oh, nothing," answered Mr. Josselyn, "there happened to be several boxes on my desk, and I don't smoke myself." PRESIDENT WILL SEE -MONITQB'SHELLED (United Press Leased Wire.) ' Washington, - June 4. Official Wash ington, including President Roosevelt and Secretary 'raft and their wives, are preparing to .go to Chesapeake Bay. to witness the effect of torpedoes on the monitor Florida. The test will be made next week. -- The Florida is the same boat which withstood the bombarding from the 12 Inch guns last week, and now the navy department-is anxious to know how she will atand tip under a bombardment of torpedoes. - Secretary of the Navy Met calf ta organising a party for the Dol phin. ' It is probable 'that the Taftsand Roosevelts will he four of his guests. Charged torpedoes . will be ' directed against the hull of the monitor, which Is now being bulkheaded to prevent her trom sinking. ,-. Twenty ;? exciting races, five relay races. Greatest gathering ef star , ath letes. 224 contestants. Coast champion ships.- - Multnomah field. Saturday. Junt .- Kaces. start at 2 p. m, .Admission (0 - cents.- . -.v.- The Well-Known 'Bella bis CHINESE Root and Herb nnrrno Has Anade a flls study of roots and herb and in that study discovered and is: giving to.4he world his wonderful - .1 ... J mllM . . . . . Be Metwrfy, lolsons or Drugs Used ss tram Witnont . Operation cr - Without the Aid of a Knife. Hs guarantees i to cure Catarrh, -Asth ma,- -Lung, -Throat Rheumatism.' Ner vousness, - Nervous 'Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also Lost Man hood, 'Female Weakness and all -Private Diseases c,- f t. ".,,-....;.,. 4,-5,., A SURE, CANCER "CURE Just Received from Pekln, China Safe, Bure ana Heuaoia- 1 IF YOTJ ARB AFFLICTED DON'T DBS' LAY DELAYS ARB DANGEROUS If vou cannot calL write for avmotom blank and circular, Inclose 4 cents tn stampa - ' CONSULTATION FREE The O. Oee Wo 'Chinese Medicine Co, 162 54 Jfirst at, cor. Morrison, foruana - uregon. ..- Please Mention This Paper. - - lalntir isl 1 - - s v ahnnt the aAn(iil MABYfl. tshlrllM Kmm Tbs bsw tsM trrtaf. tnjm. nn ana euman. nst 8tt est M oat ConranKint If b n not tnrxly the ' vim. , aouitt 80 etiur, bnt Mad tutmB foe i.imtraipa oook it full nftrcicalitra an4 d irwinna in. Wit sale fey Ikldaor Drat Co.. Woodtre, taatae Oa, aaa Mes-Mvia itfuf Co. . um GeeVo ' A $600 library given away absolutely free. An elegant library of 104 volumes SJid handsome golden oak cases will be given to the lodge, school, church, club or society In Portland Securing the largest number 0 votes. , Votes will be issued with paid-in-advance subscriptions to The Journal aa fol lows: One year, $7.60, 760 votes, elx - months, .. $8.76. 800. votes; three months, $1.96, 126 votes; one month, 6 cents, 40 votes, and. every merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase - one vote At the cloae of the contest the lodge, school, church, club or aoclety receiv ing the largest number of vote will be awarded the library complete, with oases. Current accounta when promptly paid are entitled to votes. The library Is on exhibition tn the window of the east side office. 8S0 East Morrison street Ballot boxes are located at Holsman's Jewelry store, VU Third street; - White Front drug store, 188 Grand avenue; Watts-llatthleu drug store, 275 Russell street where all votes should be deposited. Trade with the following mer chants and get busy with the votes: , " W. B.' XCAXKXLTj 81 CO, dry gooda clothing and ahoea. 380 to 384 East Mor rison street. V 9 vAvowav . -.im -ue WhirA street Main 8ll. - - O. IC KOFSTSATKB.' photorrapher, 146 V Third atreet Paciflo 1780.- - XAxmEikr.v ninra a STOB- AGS CO, office-and warehouse 111-118 North Sixth street Main 1486. A-1686. TUB S. IX. BBAXBABB CO, sporting gooda 128 Grand avenue. -East 118. ZOBEBTT. COAX, Si XCB OO- orilos 813 Pine ati-eetTjHomej A-1134, Mala 1663. ',- 1--;-';:'-' '' ;, WrTTMltJi MAS. MA AtVlMa nillSffftai W VelVAM VvAJi W W side streets Main 3774. A-8776. BV8CX ft OSTBB- merchant tailors. 826 Stark atreet Paciflo 200. OBEOOir bhwi OO- cigars and news. 147 Sixth street, - , W. B. ZXiXTr. nlumblng and gas fit- tins, 607 Williams avenua East 4826. ... a. wTcsjoxra wbttb , non PBUO STOBB, 18S Qrand ave. E. 4648. A. s. WlXIilTT. srrooer. 121 Grand avenua B-136L East 388. TUB KODEI, BABBXB SBOF. finest shop In the city, 1 SUth street. 1U80B1O TCXFLB OBOCZBT. 880 7amhill. . corner Park. Main 6&IL A-3737. .... CWTCAOO UAXKXIT. meats. 317 Third street Maia 418. A unatinc lUMrTUCUi CO- 291 Eaat Morrison street Eaat 3128, B-1436. W ATTS-MATTHIX XT CO, druggists, 276 Russell street : Eaat 662. na a s. WUSHT. dentist 34 3 U Washington, corner Seventh. Main 3111. AZJCB BXITEB. fine , millinery, 4 Washington atreet . isim ft waYBTB. wood' dealera. rard East Eighth and Main streets. East 16.-' - -V -'. "' BVTTXB-SnTT BB33ST) CO, corner Second and Columbia streets; retail 146 Third atreet - - 3COOBB BBOS, east side news deal- era snd oonfectlonery, Williams avenue and Russell street Eaat 4703. t . K. .A. ltnAOAMfi blcvcles and snort ing goods, Williams avenue and Knott street East 8482. , WYtOJAJaT ATB. TTbTBKXXAA FAO- TOBY. umbrellas and leather goods, 644 Williams ave, ., 01004. - 1 To Mei Visiting Portland Tnirlna- the Rose Festival (until fees paid, one-half fare from any If X Did Hot JCnow That X Oould ThorongUy Cure Any Ailment of Ken, X Could Hot Afford to Agree Tlia Tou Xay Me AYter I Chire Tou. Balthas Could X Afford to TJadsrUka m Ours for the Low Tee X Charge. My Fee la Any Uncomplicated Ailment Is Only $10 Pay Me wnen l nave Cured You . Dr. Taylor Tbs Leading? Specialist , - easy ' tnat. AN x ; mjlh cam ' .'. . . . MEET. IT. ,. . , I want every aiHns man to get the benefit of my original dlsooverles and. the POSITIVE CURE my methoda offer. . v'. "ila I have treated ao many cases that I know Just what X can do and what I cannot do, and I never promise or attempt too rnuclv I accept no eaaee tn which I have doubt aa to my ability to cure, and results are alwaya equal to the claims I maker i Following ars.some of the, diseases J curs and reasons) why ray cures are certain: Contracted Disorders In no other ailments peculiar to men Is a prompt and thorough cure mo essential. Contracted dlsordera tend to work backward until the most; vital nerve centers become Involved In the inflammation.. Then follows a chronic stage that stubbornly re sists ail ordinary treatment Safety demands that every vestige of infec tion be , eradicated at the earliest possible moment -My treatment 1; thorough. The remedies employed nave a more positive action than has ever before been - attained, and so" perfect Is my method of applica tion that even chronic cases yield completely..; v :.- ' I Cure All the Diseases of Men Such as Ixst Vigor, Speclflo Blood Poison, Organic Weakness,, Varicocele, Stricture, Hydrocele, Piles and Reflex Allinenta -"-. u ? y, ... .- . : COHSTCTATIOW XBBB MY HONEST AND CANDID ADVICE COSTS YOTJ NOTHING. I cheerfully give yen the very best opinion, guided by years of successful practice. Men out of town, in trouble, write If you, cannot calL as many eases yield readily to proner home treatment and cura My offices are open all day from a. m. to 9 p. m, and Sundays from '" the DR. TAYLOR Co. 834V4 MOBBXSOXf BTBBST , ' ' , OOBITEB SECOBD AXfB XOBBXSOXf 8TBEBT8, rOBTLABX, ' OBSOOXr : It -40wt$h CU Remedy. - I ewbrsv UMVmU KSOWI TO VAIL. . TurHt i EztraeS el Onbces and T-0.P.SU.LM. J gMorrhaM. lt, whites, eta. Euy i take, oavantaa te frrr Fit if mm saoossafal bm, PrlceVl, a Row A Martin's. 861 Wash ington st, Portland. Or.: or by mall from The Tarrant Co, 44 Hudson at, vNew -:.. 1 TAYXOB ft STASTTOar, pmmbinar and gas fitting, $08 Pins street. " ..TAZi ICABXET. meats and fish, 130 Grand ! avenua . B-isss. East 413.' . Jf. A.sl0 HE, wallpaper, painter and decorator. 104 Union ave. - East 10T s38. KMvri meats and 3h. 440 Urat st Main 1979. CHTROHWrr BBPS, , wood dealers, Marshall and 13th sta BotTphoMa, vwwarx-AtlS'B HKOfiESY, 7i Rus 11 st Kast 6S0. . . '" sell wlXfnVot .riSf Jl,ra?f7. " ava' "ATM, barber, 841 WUUams SVTCXJTFB ft BLZXD, wall paper and paints,; 404 MorrisoTatT, lnTt. -XAf tniTTBl florist 160 FlfUs at. opp. Meier A Frank. Mao 7lit " 7 - QTrSEBT CZTT SYXZVG Si OUUmn' wSans. 384 Grand ave. ET8684V ' smrsTrsEBB jrmi. oo-Lonw er short, wood. B-1681J Eaat 108L Offloe and , yard Thlrty-aUtt and , Hawthorne - Jaa'0,rt '-itnsmltb. 2l6X2rand avenua ffaat 6003,, -BAKEB, optician. Dr. B. X MOlsu as sistant Main 1874. Ill 4th st BOBTBTWXBI Otm OO, gooda 118 8d st Main SOOS. sportlns COHIUI RABDWABB OO, bard- ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery, lot 3d st - Main 6137. . BtnUBKA OaBBZAOB WOBXS, Mfgs. and repairers of carriages aad waaroaa 818 Burnaide.- Paciflo $047. . WOODUWI IVSVirBBT OORongh P.1.' nshsd Work. , Woodlawa 1338. 427 Dekunt ave.,. .... JOKM SCBWTOlva Oeantng and dyeidgi quick work. 46 H . 4U st. -' COLUMBIA nssc CO Flah. o raters, poultry, butter, eggs, eto. Mala I; A-6666. ' Third ana Ankeny sta ' -' P. ST. SCBHXUi ft CO, meata Wood lawn 6; C-1888.V 714 Union ava north. POBTXaJgD TEST ft AWBTSO) OO, tents and awnings, window awnings and porch curtaina a specialty. 14 N. Front af. B. ZJiB Real estate and Invest, menta Boom 411 Corbstt bids, Mali 840. TV June loth) I Will allow out Of all point in Oregon or Washington. ' Only the strong men- that is the men with VIM and a plen tltuda of VITAL POW. in.. can enjov Ufa mature ae elgned that every man ahould be vigorous capable of per forming all the duties of life, and meanwhile getting an abundance of enjoyment out of them. There Is no LONGER any excuse for WEAKNESS tn men. The weak man Is utter ly worthless to himself and to othera But he need not re main weak. He can be mad as STRONG and active as the best of them. My speolal Treatment- for Weakness solved the proolem of Its our over 29 years. ago.- The man Who- falls ta take advantage of this treatment Is -therefor blocking his own way to th n-tavment of Perfect Health. He cannot plead that the coat la too great pecause ray lee m so low and ' the condition so . , . Varicocele ' ..: This, most prevalent of all dlseasea of men- is also the most neglected, either through dread of the haratt methods of treatment commonly em ployed, or through ignor&noe of the grave dangers 1 that- accompany the diaease. As varicocele interferes di rectly with the - circulation and process of waste-and repair through out the organs, the necessity of a prompt and thorough cure cannot b .too .forcibly emphasised. X cure var icocele tn one week by an absolutely painless procesa My cures are per manent and are accomplished with out the use of . knife,, ligature or caustic. .- ;- i TTf OB WOMEN ONLY turf Sanderson's Compound Zj Savin and CoUon Root Pills. Tne - oesi ana oniy reus Die remedy for DELAYED PER IDS. -Cure .the most obstin ate cases In 8 tolO dajra ' Price $2 per box or three boxes $5.0(1. Sold by drug gists' everywhere. DR. - PIERCE, lil First st.,1 Portland. Phone Main 1S. c -At 3pU4t -'MiZtftrV w ; , ,,-,.. h...., M.,, I r 1 If J it