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THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, - FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 4, 1913. ' SI IS SHOULD WORRY. NO EDUCATION REQUIRED, ACOUT TIIS LIMIT. TOO MUCH EVEN FOR f HM. AN IMPOSSIBLE PLAN. n: AN UNFAMILIAR STANDARD. 4U LAwfciT.w.t. 4 hi) Mm u - M iNlB - Mrs. pester Oh, dear. One-half of th world doesn't know how tbaotoar half Uvea. Mr. -Pester And It's tha feminine half that .worries oyer it, trying to find out. Thursday's News Happenings of Human Interest Occurring Throughout the World After T Yesterday' Issue Went to Freas. , '' ' s Political. . ' ; According to statement from the na- tlonal . treasury, the total amount - of money In the United States at the be ginning of the new fiscal year waa $!, 1,I.000. of Which $4T,05S,000 ; la held In the treaaury and the balance la in circulation. The per capita circula tion la $34.64, i or- an Increase of 10 cents within, a month. ,, A)'- Secretary Bryan and the Italian am bassador : have exchanged ratification of a new treaty : between the United States and Italy. V The United States guarantees that an Italian subject shall have the aame right as a cltlsen to sue in tta courts for damages on account of , the death of a relative,' and a similar privilege Ik 'extended by Italy. This la the first treaty of its kind aver nego tiated tjr the American government. - . Belgium has announced Us accept ance of the prlnolplea of fleoretary Bryan's peace plana and has asked for -the details., it makes the twentieth 'nation to take this action. . Mra. 'D. Eommera, her . two children and her mother, Mrs. Albert Drew, are dead at St Louis aa a raault of their 1 automobile skidding' and rolling down an embankment ' Pavid Bommers. Lee Drew and Miss Bertie Drew were ae- ' rlously injured in, the same accident -Five children ranging from' 9 months ' to 11 years of age were cremated when the home of W. A. Hays was burned to . the, ground in Middlesex township. Pa. Hsys felled in a heroic effort to save - his ; children. - An overheated atova caused the fire. .' " . The government's motion for for feiture of Jack Johnson' a 130,000 bond has been -denied in -the federal court : at Chicago. It waa given to secure hla appearance for trial October It. Judge v Carpenter atated -that, precedent does not warrant forfeiting a bond merely ; because a defendant nas left the Juris - diction of a court. -V . ' : Mrs. Herman Fleishman : haa caused the arrest of her wealthy husband at Tucson, Arts,; under the new state law .; making non-support a felony. . He wa held for trial under a 1 1000 n6nd. ' This la (he first time the new statute haa been invoked In Arlaona. - - Patrick Qutnlan an I. VT. W. leader, haa been sentenced at Patereon,- N. J to from two to, seven years in prison, and, to pay a fine-of 1500, for Inciting riot among the striking silk workers. The Jury which triad Elisabeth parley , j lvnn oisagreea ana waa discharged. - Janet Wyndham, successful actress known in the stage aa Janet Beocher, was married Thursday at New York to Harry R. -Bandolph- Ouggenhelmer. " Oregon Brief.1 - The body of Ollln Fhuhakka, a boat puller, waa found. Thursday la the Co lumbia river near Hammond. He was : last seen leaving Hammond "Monday night, and ta auppoaed to have fallen from the narrow walk leading to the wharf. Ha waa about 30 years old. and . la said to nave left wife and four children in Finland. . ' E. K. Bragg has succeeded D. Ritchie aa postmaster at La Orande. He will receive a salary of 12600. an increase of 1100. Business . at the La Grande poatofflca has increased about IS per cent annuauy in tne last nin years. Mrs. Henry Bowman saved the life of Hattie, the 4-year-old daughter of Frank Baxa, when fire damaged the Baza horn at Baker.. Th ninnti am , away, maa sruptnc oimuiy inrouga Ul iu w wa uiui a" biiu carry oer xo safety. -She then collapsed and la atlll In a serious condition. Peclflo ComC.' v A police carnival baa been closed at Kan Diego by order of Admiral H. N. " Manhey, , city councilman and suparln , tendent of police. He learned through r newspaper reporters that Its principal feature waa a muscle dance, in which wrlgglea. Othere danced In ' scanty garb. Policemen awarmed about the . plaoe, which waa "conducted by a trav - eilng showman,-who gave a percentage f his receipts to the polio fund. According to H. Merrick, head of the . Franklin Engineering company of Oak. land, six of. the f aateat power boat on ' the Paclfio will be built there for ser- vice off the weat coaat of Mexico. The ..boats will cost about 330,000 each. They ORdEF? A CASE TODAY : WEINHb"Sfo fltO) COLUM B IA liJjiljlaJiNi. , ADDS ZEST : f )miQ to the oufiNG Jfi'lrl IM. n ' LUNCHEON Ml WiH ' ' flu K WW Ai A Editor My boy,, your punctuation and grammar aro aomethlng fierce. - Literary Aspirant Then ther la no hope tor cneT " Editor Surtther ia: try dialect atorlea. ' . ' - - ' Briefly Sketched were Ordered ' by ' Ferdinand ' McCann, now in Mexico, who will not aay wheth er they are for the federalists or the constitutionalists. ; - v ' v Poatmaatar Arthur O. Fisk of 1 Ban Francisco has thrown down the gaunt let to the postmastsr general, and de clares that if does, not Jie within the power of that offiolal to oust him from office without cause. "I have my rec ord behind me, ha aald. "and Refuse to reslgiu" - " ' The first damaga : suit Against the city of Long Beach, Cal., aa the re sult of the collapse of the auditorium approach two months ago, when 10 per sons . were killed,' has Just been filed. The , plaintiff is George Chafer, of Los Angeles, whose - wife was ; among the vlctima.' He claims 310,000 damages. .. John Cort haa announced the transfer of hla theatrical headquarters from Se attle to New York. The reason given la that enlarged actlvitlea in the east make Gotham his logical headquarters. . . ." t r '.v -I,1- -i sssessjasnsswesJi -.i . V, .'!.,. ForelQt. . Miss Bylvla Pankhurst addressed' a meeting of militant cuffragettea at Lon don Thuradayr and said that aha had been summoned to appear In police court July 5 In connection with the Downing street raid, of which aha was the leader. She expressed the hopa that before long a great army of women would march from: the. East End with sticks and stones to imprison the cabinet ministers in their homes. : v It Is announced from 'Slgmarlngen, Germany, that the wedding of ex-King Manuel of Portugal, and Princess Au gustine Victoria, daughter of Prince Wilhelm of :- Hohensollern, will oc cur In September. The civil ceremony' will take place on the' third and the re ligious service on tho- fifth. - ' - F. J. Croaa, a food reformer or Lon don, haa proved by experimenting that a man can live in England "in perfect health and enjoyment," on six cents a day.: Hla food supply for a week con sisted of three loaves of bread, one pound of oatmeal, one pint of milk, one pound of dates, one pound of rice, five ounces of oleomargarine, two ounces of lard, half a pound of potatoes, half a pound of augar and little tea, pepper and. salt . Kitty Marlon and Clara Elisabeth Glveen, militant suffragettes, were con victed at London of setting fire to the stands on the Hurst Park race course Juno I. and- causing-370,080 damage. Each received a sentence of three years penal aervituae. ..... General Ambroalo FIgueroa haa been executed at Mexico City by the federal a Together with hla brothers, ha took prominent part in the rebellion againat th Huerta go vers m en t, and waa lately captured. FIgueroa was a strong sup porter of Madera la the rebellion againat porririo mas. Ernest Francois Guiueaux has started on Sk long Journey In hla aeroplane from Issy Les Moulinaux, France, to Morocco, Last April ha mad a flight of 1000 mile. . Miscellaneous. Upon sailing for Europe on the liner Cedric, accompanied by her ' husband, Alexander P. Moore, editor of tha Pitta burs; Leader, Lillian Russell let it be known mat ana naa aignea a 3100,000 contract with John Cort for all of next season. ' f -.; Seventeen aaloon licenses have been revoked by Mayor Harrison at Chicago in what waa formerly th solid segre gated district, as to result, of an an nounoed stroll taken by the mayor. The polie had repeatedly reported that the locality had been cleaned up. Reports to the controller of the cur rency at 'Washington on the condition of national banks June 4, 1913, show th loans and Individual depoalta have decreased, and that cash has Increased since April 4. Tha resources of the banks aggregated tll.030.930,000. . THROWN STONE HITS CUP OF. WOMAN AS SHE SIPS (BDceial ts The Jenrnitl Contrail a. Wah.. July t 3. Someone threw a stone through the window of th home of Mrs. Mary Borst In Cen tralla, laat night about aupper time, the rock shattering a cud from which she waa drinking and sending a piece of the china Into her forehead just over in eye. ... : "--:.v ; ( v,i II Is IV HoweU-,,H,a pretty mean." . ' Powell "J should any o meaa enough to crlUclia sv, borrowed urn-; bralla," - , Effort Is Being Made to Have the Beaver Plant Locate , Here, ' ;" ' . Oresham." br July- 4. A. dtrmtnd effort Is being made by local buslneti men to have the proposed Beaver State Motor company locate in this city, T:ie agitation is being fathered by the lo cal commercial club; - Aa enthualastto meeting of local people and th offi cials of the proposed company waa held Wednesday evening in the Commercial club rooms.. The committee from th club, which had been appointed to in vestigate the matter at a former meet lng, reported that 37000 of the required 325,000 In stock had been subscribed for. It also reported that the Investi gation of tha financial standing of the company had provsn satisfactory. Ons of the strongest faetora In tha poaalbtU ity of bringing the motor oompany In G res ham Is th backing of tha Portland Railway, Light A Power oompany. Th eommittee la now making further in vestigation and It is probable that the definite result will be known dur ing the coming week. . Wednesday waa Story day at th lo cal library. From 1:30 to 3:30 the lit tle children were told the story of th "Little Hero cf Harlem." The remain der of the afternoon was given over to the study of the Ufa of Edison for the older chlldres. i :. .. ... A very pleasant meeting of tha La dles' Aid society waa held Wednesday afternoon at the horn of Mrs. J. H. Hoas. A large number of women wer present to spend a delightful social af ternoon. Regular electrlo service on th Mt Heod division of the Portland Railway Light & Power oompany waa started Tueaday, with a full . schedule from Greaham to CottrelU For the present but one train a day will be operated from Cottrell to Bull Run. Better ser vice to Bull Run will be given as soon aa all of tha necessary maohlnery is installed. Sell wood, Or July 4. At i meeting of the Sellwood Commercial club on Tuesday evening of this week the fol lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: Manager. Bert Lance: steward. J. C. Lewi; director, B. Lar son. A special committee consisting of Messrs. Maulding. Lance ana Lar son was appointed to investigate the advisability of having tne streets lev eled up near the corner of East Fif teenth and unn avenue. A regular mooting of the Sellwood Board of Trade will be held Tuesday night at the local Y. M. C A. The South Sellwood sewer work will be tha moat Important matter to come be fore th club. Th sewer trouble has held up several improvements for sev eral months, but now that the contrao. haa been let the club will endeavor to have the contractor begin work on the north halt of tha system in order that several street improvements which ar now pending may be finished this sum mer. Several other matters relative to street improvements will also be dis cussed at the meeting. It la urged that all members of the club and all pro grasslv cltlsena of Sellwood shall at tend tne meeting. A cublio Installation of tha new of fleers of the local order of United Artisans will be held nt Monday evening in Strahlman's nail, corner of Eaat Thirteenth street and Spokane avenue.; All members of the lodge are requested to bring their friends. The meeting will begin at 9 o'clock. k V An all day food sale will be given by tne members of St John's. Guild tomor. row at the comer of East Thirteenth street and Tenlno avenue. ; All cltisens of Sellwood are cordially" Invited -to attend the sale.. AH women making donations for the sale are- requested to deliver them to Robertson's stor. A pleasant surprise party waa given Tueaday afternoon by Mrs. Roy Pelley at -her home, 609 BIdwell avenue. Ths party was given in honor of her mother, Mrs. Lucy MOf-ariane, it being ner seventy-fifth birthday. The afternoon waa very pleasantly spent by a large number of women of the district, and Mrs. McFarlane was very kindly re membered with, several beautiful tokens of friendship. . The next regular meeting of th lo cal W. C. T. U. will be held next Fri day afternoon July 11, at the T. M. C. A. A cordial Invitation la extended to all women of Sellwood. - . 1 "'-'J,: mmmmt n i i . m i, i I' i,' ' mh 'mi In:' iv' ' ;'! . " BED OF POTTERY CLAY LIES NEAR FOREST GROVE ' '" (ftpeeUI t T JnoraaL) 1 Forest Grove, Or., July 4.-Foriit Grove may become a pottery town, If the hopes of Henry A) bars, . a member of the wall known firm of Albera Broth era Milling company.- materialises. Mr. Albers owns avbed of fine gray pottery elay a" mil southwest of this city. Last summer while in Germany he visited the large porcelain factories and showed them samples of the clay. It was pro nounced excellent for th manufacture of porcelain. ' he says, except that It would have to be impoverished with fine sand. Mr, Albera haa been unable to find just the quality of sand required. but will make a mora axtendvd bearch. Tha day bed owned by Mr. Albers were discovered ; some years, ago by Thomaa Bellinger, now living at Cut- neltua. ' Mr. Bellinger believed th clay was valuable, and put In machinery' for grinding the clay. Some of th clay waa sold to manufacturer for various uses, but thar was RO extensive demand for It Mr. Albers later purchased Mr.'Bei-1 llnger's holdings. v - - , t , GRESHAM ALSO AFTER AUTOMOBILE FACTORY SELLWOOD STREETS -UNDER CONSIDERATION , Jinks "Why' did old Smlthkln leave th First National Bank?" Blinks "WU, it would have mad an odd looking bundl to caxryl" DII MEADOWS HE IS TO START Two Hundred' i Men May- Get Employment if Operations Prove Extensive. ' : . . gpcUl to Th lourmUl : Pralrl Cltyv Or, July 4. Th Dlzl Meadows mine, which usually gives em ployment to about 100 men, .which Is now owned by an eastern syndicate, and whtoji: U;;e:;Closd; for 'yeaf . or mor. is in process of change of own. rshlp, with th assurance that work will be actively resumed, The Dixie Meadows mine,'; located near Prairie City, has had a long and Interesting history, t Developed by local men and brought Into paying condition, it was sold a few i year ago to an eastern company for 175,000 . cash. The new owners immediately began operations Of development on -a large scale, and after spending something-like 9200,000 developing what It thought to be on Of th Honest mines in tnis vicinity, suddenly eeassd all . work, closed th min and aold all stores connected with th min. . . ; Th prospect of the reopening of this mine will give a needed stimulus ' to several lines pf business In the John Day valley. . . LET STREET CONTRACT Mllwaukie, ; Or-; July 4.At a spe cial meeting of the oouncll Wednesday night th contract for the hard sur facing of Front street wa let to the Montasue-O'Reilly Construction , 00m any of Portland, jhe successful bid was t40.49S.09. The petition for the improvement placed the maximum oost at an even 940.000. but upot "request of the property owners th bve bid was awarded. Th oiliciaia or l.i com pany promised that .work on the im provement would begin the first of the week. This is probably th biggest local Improvement which will be mad this summer. When th bard surfac ing is completed Front street will be paved from the north to tie south olty llmlta Tha Portland Railway, Light & Power oompany has already asaera. bled the material for their part of the work. The hard surfacing of Foster street through Mllwaukie was completed yes terday. Footer atreet ia a continuation of Foster road through the city limits. Approximately two mile of bard eur faoe haa been laid this year, one mile of it being la the city limits. According to local buatness men It is almost a certainty that th Beaver State Motor company will decide to locate In Mllwaukie. The official of th proposed, company admitted that Mllwaukie waa the most logical point which has yet been -investigated. This f set, coupled with the determination of the local people, will very probably land th manufacturing concern In this city. The commute of local business cen in charge of the movement war besieged by queries all day yesterday, and many people who had prevloualy subscribed to stock stated that If neoes sary they would purchas a muoh larger amount. It is thought that tha re quired amount of 125,000 in atock will be forthcoming during the early part of next week. The motor company ha already been promised free rental on Lft five-acre tract ror zo years. BRIEF AGAINST SEMPLE DEMANDS HIS REMOVAL tmitrd Pr !- Wire.) . Spokane. . Wash., July 4. A lawyer's brief, filed With the state board of con trol as tha result of ths recnt invest!- sratlon of conditions existing at th Medical Lake Insane Asylum, declares that Superintendent Semple, M. D is guilty of misconduct and malfeasance ta office and demands his removal. The brief chargea that aot of violenoe were committed by attendanta and that no Inquests were held in eaaes of deatha of patients under alleged mysterious r-flimimtMflfa - . Th board of control la xpeotsd to report the result of Its investigation in fW WkSV. J CASTOR I A For Infaati and Children. 17:a Kind Ycu Have Always Bought Sears the) Signature of JrV-A-Z- DR GUNN'S Improved liver pillS - ICurt Constipation, Biliouuwaa, 8lek Hnd- M, Sour stomach and indication by makii bi nit uvor more aaiiva anq we ooweia ?hr are a oerfoet After-Dinnor bowels rr u'er, tor-Dinner Pill ana . eno Ukn axtor nwal will raltove that bloaUd. alstrauaa looiin without pain or gtiuiris. lie. a Box. BEND POHTAL f OH iAMILE8 lr. Boeaake . W N. Nth St rkuedelvhia. fa. EADE' SeiatirS. I.llmhcm. twina 1 In the hd,ienj limbs. I At dms4nta. " IK.FOTIUKUA A (minb. Aiwnttforu. a. M1LVAUKIE N 7 mugsey ut itre-i m going to oiow & fat aaf downtown when I get time. Skinny th ' Dip When you - get tlmel Much chanct you'll have to blow aaf wall you are dolu time. FUNERALS AT LENTS OF Mrs. jClaude" Coffman" and G, E, 'Hammer Are Laid to " " "Rest,: ' Lent, Or., July 4.- The funeral of Mrs. Claude Coffman waa h id Thurs day afternoon from thrlocaj Evangell can chuAh. .Mrs, Coffman was but 23 yeara old and had been ill but a short time. The immediate cause of death wa Bright' disease. Besides her hus band she is survived by her little four-year-old daughter Dorothy. The re mains, were burled In Mt Soott ceme tery. The regular "meeting of the Lent Commercial and Civil Improvement club haa been postponed until Friday evening, July 11. All members are urged to remember this date and at tend the meeting, for there will be sev eral vary important patter to be con sidered. ;.-' A free illustrated lecture will be given by Professor Carllle next Tuesday evening at St Paul's Episcopal church, Woodmer. A cordial Invitation Is ex tended to all cltisens of the district The funeral of Gunerius Ellas Ham mer, who died Monday at his home on Ninth avenue, was held Thursday af ternoon from the local Evangelical church. He was born In Norway, March 19, 1843. He is survived by his widow, two daughters and one son. The Interment waa made In Multnomah cam tery, Rev. P. Conklln officiating. Th next story hour at the local branch library will be held Tuesday afternoon at 9:80. All children of th district are Invited to come and spend a delightful afternoon. ' The "Invlnclbles .of tha local Evan gelical Sunday school won a very in teresting game of, baseball from th "Hustlers" of tha Sunnysld Congrega tional Sunday school, on the local grounds yesterday morning. The final score wss IT to 6. , There Is now a movement on foot to begin the operation of a aummer oohool for the benefit or tne pupus of th Lents school distrlot A number of the parent and teacher at th dJa trict have Interested themselves in the matter and it ia probabl that definite aotlon will b taken by the latter part of the week. If It is decided to open th school announcement will be made at all of the local churches Sunday and tha school will start Monday morning. TOLD TO SH Clarke Prosecutor Gives Order Town Full of Loggers for Fourth, (Soeeial to Th Journal, t Woodland. Wash.. July 4 Tha nrooe- cuilng attorney for thla county awooped aown on the local pool halls where card games have been played and In structed tha proprietors that no mor card games, dlo games or any other games where there Is any chance or bassard wer to be permitted and that all were to oe closed at once. As 1 consqueno those who sometimes in Faca and Neck Covered with Pim ples. Nearly Crazy With Itch ing and Burning. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured. ' ' Lindsay, Mont. " I started to get great big blotches round my neck and I did not think wry much about It at flnit, but they commenced getting worse all the time and such an intent itching, it never gave me a minute's rt, JTh pimples were rod and would swell, From itching, and scratching them so It caused them to spread; there would b sorw from scratching; them so Intensely, My face and neck were covered with pimples. It looked as If my whole face wa in on solid rash of sore, and I was nearly craiy with Itching and burning. At night they would b very bad so I hardly could sleep, v My fee was, I must say, la on raw sore. I nearly gave up all hope or over letting ilk mysalf. i, iiff. '. "I bought a few bottles of some good blood medicine but without help. My poor faoe did not get any batter. I bad heard so much about Cuticura Soap and Ointment X thought I would try tnera. B I bought ons oak of Cuticura Soap and on box of Outf oura Ointment aad started to us them and followed b direction a closely as I could. "Tor my surprise only a few applications stopped th Itching and scratching and In a couple of weeks" tun my face was nearly well. I kept on using tha Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in two months' time I was completely cured.", .(Signed) Mrs, Oust Nelson, two. 4, 13. t y ; J ' Cuticura Soap 35c. and Cuticura Ointment , 60c. are sold everywhere. liberal sample ol each mailed free, with 82-p. Skin Boole Ad drees poet-card "'Cuticura, Dept. T.Boston." 4tsTMen who sua v and i tuunpoo with Cu ticura soap will find it beat for skin and scalp.' 10 CUNTS WOODLAND POOL HALLS DP GAMBLING WILE FACE III IE SOLID RASH 11 mt m I T Bmali pec, 0f these wafers with each meal eay piece about th sis of silver dollar.- - - - Mr. Hungerford-Oouldn't you glv , me this dimensions to feet and Inches , I have a foot rule. . dulge In these pastimes hav to. cool their , heels on the sidewalk or stay at home. ' 1 During tha past few days the up-river boat, stages, automobiles and the walk ing, route have poured a stream:, of loggers and mill men Into Woodland on account of the . annual close down of th various camps for the celebration of the Fourth. ' Most of them ' go on through, as they want to1 spend the Fourth with their home folks and friends. Quite a number of them; how ever, make Woodland their home. The steamer Etna haa about fin ished the hauling of steel rails for the logging road of (Tie Harvey Mill company at Etna and it Is expected that the road will b1 operation soon when the camps again-' open operations. The river here continues to fall, but TRANSPORTATION NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Xaiswr Wilhelm ear Orot. . July 1 Kaiter Wilhelm II. ...... ...July St Xronprins Wilhelm. July 9 FAST MAIL BAXLIXOS Barbarona ........... ......July S3 Print rrisdrieb Wlllilni.....Jaly Beriis ..Aug. 7 London-Paris-Bremen Baltimore-Bremen dirwti eet eabia (II) Wedneidayi. gailliifs oa SATUKOAT foe The Mediterranean Xoenig Albert ..............July 19 PriaMM bene .......... ..A Aug. 10 Tamsh rate from - Vew York ta Erypt. India, Far East aad SOUTH AstEMCA via Xuropa. LartMt, vi.u. a...u -vu - .$618 Indmadaat Trlpi . . . . t AH Ait A aad WEST IVDIZB CRUIBEft, Jaaaaty, rebrsary aad March. 1814. . , la Uli tie koriU & e SOIUl Otrnu uoya carried more and Irom th lOi of kew Tork, than any othtv 11ns. OZXKIOXg CO., OEW aOXVTS, Braadvay, , T. AOBEKZ OA. yyXLE, 0n. Yaeifie Coast Agent, 60 BowtU St., aaar St. Irutii ho tel aad Ooary it., gaa graaeiaee, or Uoal aaoatt. Hiubg gT hi AM mat JTOB San Francisco and Los Angeles bo. sssr a an a s a. m, jmy a. MB. Bo City BaUa a. nu, July 11. STie gaa rranotseo Portlaad . S. 0 Slcket Offloe 4 aad Wash, (with O-W, m. SI S. Co.) MarehaU A00. Alal. AN FRANCISCXV LOS ANGELES AND BAN DIEGO DIREOT . North Pacific S. S. Co. g. B. ROANOKK aad 8. 8. ELDER Bell Ever Wedoeedey, slteniateiy. ittaa ticket erne 4J3- Tblra sl, seat AMaa, Pboaes M.la IIUi A-1114, MAUT1N X. UIULKV. Peea. Aseat. W. B. SLnaJiKU. rrlghl As. COOSsg BAYLINE Steamer Breakwater galls Iron Albers Dock No. S, Portland. a. n., Jane , 14. 18, 84, SB, inlf 4. S, 14. IS, M, 28. aad thereafter every days at S a. m. rrelsbt received entll p. m., except day Brertoos to ealllngi prevloos day. 4. p. ej, Paeaencet fire tint class f 10, (eeoad claee 8.7, loclndlos twrth and meaia. Ticket olflce at Albara Dock No. . Portland A Cooa Bar Steam. eblp Una, U H. Keating, ageab Mela aU muut Very Attractive Low Every Day from This ROUND TRIP CHICAGO '.$7150- ST. LOUIS .... KANSAS CITY OMAHA ....... 70.00 60.00 ' 60.00 ' Also to many important eastern stopovers and divers A Broad Choice of Routes if-" You generally expect to include in your eastern trip number of the big cities in the middle west. It is desirable to , be ticketed via, a railroad, that reaches the greatest number of k. S them, . A ' j ' ' j, t 1 . BURLINGTON TRAINS RUN BETWEEN, ! . Minneapolis,' St, Paul gold ' Chicago Minneapolis, St Paul and Su Louis Billings, Denver and,Omih.t Billings, Kansas . City and St Louis . . Omaha and Kansas City Denver, Omaha and Chicago , ; Denver, St. Joseph and St. Louis 1,0: , Through ..-.tickets 'via fillings rare honored over the direct ; ;,, line or.via Denver to the East. The map in our red folder will , 5 6how how a4 through ticket over the Burlington will include manyertheseti ' Tha Initial agent o th aadralgnd will 1e glad yeint eat the r-'ivr and "diverse route privileges possible to holders of Burlington tick.. , - If you'll tellm where you want to go, I' U ke glad ta kelp you piaa yuitr v . .i .. A. O. IXSLSOir. General A rent. O. B. ft ,;,.. , loo Third at fortlaod, Or. iiiiii'iii'Hi'i Mm- "There's Comfort Mrs. Knagg-Ioo can't aay , that ' I'm oonstsnuy finding fault with) ' vary one. ' M " -int, Mr. Knagg-No. my' dear. I nev3 ;; beard you find fault with yourself. : .. very slowly, and .lt Is not expected by the river bottom dairymen west of the 3 railway tracks that they : wiU be able 10 s hci - on inoir rencnii osxore TRANSPORTATION' V. T.Jlytb)aerbsrg-fsthaniptea ATLANTIC TRANSPORT . . Vew Trb leadta Diiset " : , RED STAR ' ' ' 4 Tew Tors-IVTr- Anlwery ; WHITE STAR '. t stew Terku ftaaenitusa ' Uvetpeol . T. flyawita OWsoars n Bethpi' T. . kHeaKaltoras-akrytt. Canadian 1 Service , ; laiUags Every Toesday gresa ateatreal sag uebae, "V - .-.it Bj the LARGEST CANADIAN LINERS ladoiiaa- the Canada lair IS, Xesaatle 7sly 1. . Teatania Julr tS. Laurvntio Aosnst a fee fotawa- ef ta aaert fcaaa- tooked St. Lawrwae Koate to Suvpa. A. S. SIgirrr, Pass, Art., sis M ave., sen ftesa Oaarry, geattls, or lose! railway . .. aad itsaataalp ageata.. , . STEAMSHIP -J': 'J BAILS .DIRXCT'. .FOB ' . San Fnnctsco, Los Angeles and San Dieso. ); :SATORDAY,2P.1VL. - JULY 5V ; BAH THAirOlSOO, VOBTJUUTD ASTO S.OS AJIOElBa gTBAMSJttCT COH 194 Third . (with yjenvev ,fc Bio Orasde K. S.) -I eV4giraim ae. , r &-YI I J a V Australia, It ssye via Boaolul W I Ulissi I and 8aMa, the alttactiw and pltaiBl route, winter or romroer. Splendid KMOO los ' staamen (daaeed by Britiah Herds 100 Al). lilt Heaelule fW-daareune wis Sydney ttts. . ; ' U RAND TOUR tOUTM tfAt 2 r.K, Eonolnle, SssMa, Anetialia, New Zealand, Tahiti, eta, tM la Claw Resad the Weridl 2nd Ctaa lit Vbitint I aoBtinsote aad wotWe great eUiee (toa-orna Neoolde fiailina Aprs g. S3, Hay S. eta. sytsty ; : svery M days, Apr. t, lUrl, eta, Seadlor folder. A' ! 0eMsJsis,Ca.s7Sllsrlsst,ssFrasdMt . American-Haiiraii Cq, .inmrao botjtb Freight ' Service Between New - Terk Fortland-Suropdk , rreguut Sohednled aiUaga.&ow Bates . ; ;-.rCh' IX SXNMSDTa' AgraV i . lit Railway Exchange Bldg ' ANCHORjUNE! steamships ' Call Bvery gatorday ta eag gram New lor k Londonderry Usgai Ocean Paeeage TH dare. Uoderete tatea. ... gal look on. Tears, Bates, etc., applr t t BENOIRSON BROTHSBg Seaaral A( ants, M West Baadolpb SU, Galea 6a ANT LOCAL AQKiN'T Rates Xast Date to September 30th FARES TO' ' ' . " ST. JOSEPH ,...,..$60.00 SIOUX CITY ...... 60.00 . DENVER 53.00 ROCK ISLAND...... 70.00 cities; go6d all summer with route : privileges. , , - -p Denver and -Kansat City V) Kansas City and St Louis . Omaha and Chicago ' Omaha and St Louis q. e. r. for YOU on th C. B. t .5
