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Newspaper Page TextD JULY 21, - k oego:; daily journal, Ipchtland, cm:'.; on. TOWN .TOPICS . - ... cOUISft EVEXTS : - -' Southern Ore on Kjrworth Lees iastitate, 'JUkunL July 11-2. , . , " o Colombia iDmwT conference of United rnv 'tottriu chore Forest (inm, Jaly 1S-23- - Orwa State Holineaa - mmmoatttoa cassp-wrtuvr-rnliL Jl 20-.S. - Orecoa Stat Editorial aaaneiatioei eaanal . esatentioB. CorTalUs, July 2t-2. - - - BwnuM Chares o iou Christ af lat ter Ly 8tnt caani amitint. rertiaad. , Julj - 23 to Aaot .' . - One on State Baptist eoaTenUra. Colombia "City, .July 24-28. -. ' - v: ErnrartA Utm Iattitati Methodist. Fall Cltr. Oe.. Jaly 24-.0. .... Oreson Baptist Tsvnc People's samaer as sembly, Oolaro bis. City, July 2g .to Aacat T. ' ImproTed Order of Bed ilea, treat eoancu. Bend, fmlj 2 and 2. ; - Borers' Weekv Aasnst S-12. ' Uracoa "Conference Methodist Camp Meat lac. Cottage. Gro... Auiant 10-20.. . FWrads'- ChmtUn, Endcarqr ratference 1 0recoa ;yaaiijr Bacetiac). Barrira-, Aas-ust 22-28. ' - .i -v- - - Urefon Christiaa Endearor anmaaar eonfer tea, Cojpmbia- City, Ana-urt SS to Septeaa kcr 4. . lakeTiew Booad-TJp. . Lake eotmtr, Oron. "September a. S and 4. . General convention of Protestant Erdseopel Charch of America, Portland. September 5-2 S. - OraaoD conference -ot Methodut : cltirch, Salem. September -ll. - tWaabicstoa State fair. Takima, September 1S-21. ' Western Korwcfiaa i Danish conference of Vetaodiet church, Portland, September 20-24. Oregon State Fair, September 25-80. ' ItooBd-l'p, Pesdietos, September 21-28. Knights Templar, (rand commander. Bose parc. October 12. ' ' I'aetfie International Lirastack Exposition. Port! awl. NoTembar 4-11. - , State Hotel association. Salem. Septem ber S and . v .... 8 lata Teachers' association. December 2.4-30. ' WEATHER .FORECAST Portland and ricinity Toniht and Satur day, fair; northweaterty rted. - Oresen and Waahinctoo Toniaht and Sat urday, fair; moderate wewteriy winda. ; . WEATHER C03TDITI0XS Hih preasnr preraUs eaat " of the MiMi aiprii river and ever a large part of the Pa cific alop and a broad belt of moderately low prewara extenda from Mexico to middle western Canada Precipitation baa occurred orer an irregular area reaching from Kerada and An- - zona to North Dakota and at a few atationa in Mlawrari, Iowa, Florida, Britiah Columbia and AJaaka. The weather ia much cooler in the extreme north em Hoeky mountain region and In parte of Washington Oregon, Nevada and Utah and ia much warmer is Western Knan, Belatire humidity at Portland: Noon yes terday, S3 per cent; 3 p. m. yesterday, 46 per . . . . 1 c . Precipitation since Janaary 1: Total, 17.88 inches? normal. 25.04 inches; deficiency. 7.16 laches. . EDWARD JU WEUJS. OBSERVATIONS Temp, 2 STATIONS Abilene. Texas ' Baker. Or. Baker, Idaho Boston, Mass . . . . . . - . Calgary. Alberta Chicago, 111. ........ Denver. Colo.- ........ Das Moines, lews Dodga City, Kan. Helena, Mont. Honolulu. T. H Huron. S. D IS as. S-" 102 76 0 ,. 84 SO. 0 . 84 SO 0 . 76 64 O . 40 0 . 74 68 0 . 0 .62 - .10 .82 68 .01 . . , ' 70 0 . 72 48 .04 .88 .. 0 . 86 72 . 84 70 .Ol . 84 66 0 . 78 38 0 . 64 44 0 .92 . . 0 .00 76 t . 74 64 0 . 62 . . ,26 0O 30 0 .94 70 O . 8 74 0 . 109 74 .12 . 82 64 0 . 73 51 0 . 84 48 0 . 86 76 0 . 78 68 0 . 78 88 .36 . 72 64 0 .62 54 0 .66 48 0 .86 62 0 . 88 78 .04 . 62 O . 72 32 0 . 88 64. 0 . 78 62 0 . 02 64 .68 .80 48 .24 . 02 48 0 Kansas City. Mo KnoxviUe, Tenn lioa Angeles, Cal Uanhfieid, Or , Med ford. Or. . t. . . . . . . New Orleans, La ...... . New York, X. T Nome, Alaska . North Head. Wash- North Platte, Neb Oklahoma City, Okie. . . Phoenix, Aria. Pittsburg. Pa.' .- .t Portland. Or. , Roaeborg. Or. ; . . . . St. liooia. Mo ......... St. Paul. Minn. Salt Lake, City, Utah. San Diego. Csl , San Francisco, Cel.... Seattle. Wash Tampa.- r Flaf Tansna, Alaska Vancouver, B. '...... Walla Walls, Wash.... Washington, D. C WUlUton. N. D Winnemncca, Ner. . . . , Takima, Wash. i . . P. M. report of ye-terday. Wst'er Plttrlet Dlrtetors to Meet Appofntment of an attorney and engi neer for the P&rkrose water district win be discussed at -a. meeting: ot the newly elected: board of directors at the Parkrose community clubhouse to-nig-ht, Cralf road and Sandy boule vard. The following officers were elected after, the commission was .vnra I ' 1-7 irlan ' T. VHlAr. r ria ir- man : Frank Harpke, secretary ; Tracy A.; Wood,- treasurer, and other mem bers 1U.'W. Palmer and A. M. Pullen. Regular meetings will be the third Monday In each month. Portland-Atorla-Seaslde Dlrisloa Leave Portland Stage Terminal. Park atnd Yamhill streets, 7:30 a. m., 9:30 a. 11:30 a. m 1 p. m., 4':15 p. m.. 6 :4o p. m. and 12 :30 s. m. aauy. uireci connections at Astoria for Seaside and Clatsop ' beach points, except on 6:45 P. m. stare from Portland. Leave As toria for Portland 7 a. m., 10 a. m., 12 noon. JS p. m., 4 p. 4:30 p. m., daily and 9 p. rn. daily, except Sundays, 11 :15 p. - jo.-: Sundays only. For further In formation phone Columbia, Stages, Main i611-AdT. i , , Colsmhhs Stages Portland - St. Helens-Rainier local.' Leave Portland State Terminal, Park and Yamhill sts., JO a. f or St. Helens and Rainier and 4:20 p. m. daily and 11:15 p. m. Sat urday, Sundays and . holidays to St. Helens only. Leaving: St. Helens, 7:30 a. m. and 1:40 p. m. daily; g:15 Sat urdays, Sundays and holidays. Local leaves Rainier for Portland, Xi :50 p. m. daily, except Sundays.! For informa tion phone Columbia ; Stages. Main 811. Adv. ; -' : --:-; ' reliakn SUrti PorUand-Multno- man' Falls-Hood Riyer-The Dalles di visionLeave Peruana : stage rermi--nai; Park and Yamhill streets, 9 :30 a. m, 11 :30 a. m., 2 :0 n. ' rn-. 4:45 p. m. daily- to Hood River, and 6:30 p. m. daily to- Hood. River; texeept Satur days, Sundays and holidays, 11 :15 p. rn. Saturdays, Sundays and 'holidays ,n XTvas. ..PtvAr: TSLva tfnltnnmsh reus jor-; ruiUsuu -a w m. xa.au a. iru, 1:20 p. 4:20 p. m. and :3S p.' m. daily Direct connections with all stages to and from The Dalles, Phone Main MILAdy. , " Brotherhoed" ie' PIIi-The Waverly Richmond -Men's- Brother-hood will give Its 'annual barbecue to the wome.n of the church, and its. societies and their families Saturday. The men will pro vide the automobiles and prepare and serve; the -meal.- The- truck - for the young people of the choir and Endeavor societies will begin loading at the church) at 1:18 p. m. and the other automobiles leave at 8 o'clock, . Aato Breaks 3Iaas Leg L Hlrose. a lapanese-Zlivina; -at Third and Burn aide) streeta, suffered a broken leg lata Thursday when he was, knocked dowo ; by an automobile at Third and Couch i streets. Acpordine; to the police, thai Save From $1.50 to. ;$4 Per :i Cord cni : Your Wood" Order Aik B road wa 6353 ' . - H0LMAN FUEL CO. 1 S. & H. Green Stamps We offer the greatest fuel KG G-KGN-KYG Radio Hallock & Watson Radio Service , Northwrestcrn Radio MfgV Co. Millard P. Hawley Jr. Broadcasting The Journal News V. S. Health Bulletins DaUy Police Theft Report Radio Advice and Instruction Journal of Western: Industry , Farm Bulletins ' ' Entertainment . - ' - f i - mtamsmBmaam. '' -l .-; .-r - 'rr DAILY A FT R NOON ROaRAM - AU program this afternoon are for the pieasnre especjaDy of the disahied veterans who are gueata of The Journal at Malta omah Falls and Iianrantcr Camp. .. .-- -f. --;:'- ( t:00- 1:00 MOM. Inatromental land vocal ; - phonograph mnsie (courtesy ' ! Retnick ak - Co.) ; 1:0- X.-OO KOr. Instrumental and vaeal . BTOwrwk-Balke- Cottendar Co. tend Hyatt.) - - , SrOO- X:SO MOO. ' Inatrnmental sad vocal - phonograph mosie. t:S6v grSO KON. . lnatrumentsl sad vocal phonograph music 4SO- B:30 kea. Late iriatramesttal and vocal : records ieourteay Baed- s French Co.) - -. -TSMOHT B:90 KSO. ; -The wounvsj baMball B:S0- :00 MOO. Lstat -inatroBMBtal and vocal music. . SrOO- y:0CKQV. Lata inatrnmental and vocal maaie. . ' &S4V I40-KS4. Journal Daily Tewa bnlletiaa SrOO- 6:00 KQW. Portland Hotel orches- tra will give eonoart of danea- atnsie. :0O-10:00 aQN. .Inatrnmental and vocal phonograph music. Attention ia eatled to the exchange of hoan of KGO and KYG on sstardax night The program postponed last Saturday by station KYG because of transmitter adjust ment will . be rendered on July 22 by the same station. Questions on radio sent to The -Journal or Hailock a Watson Kadio Service. Nov 192 Park street, vritt be answered on Saturday night Between S and 0 o'clock by Station KGG. Wiliard P. Hawley Jr. are1. broad- seated Tuesdays. Thursdays tween 9 and 10 o'clock. . Saturdays be- drivef of the car drove rapidly away. His license number was obtained, how ever, and it was found at police bead quarters that the machine is listed to Joe Canich. living at No. 144 East Second street north. Police were un able to locate Canich at a late hour this morning. Club Xtmii Committee Trustees of the Irvington ohib Tuesday night elect ed 'chairmen of various committees: Finance, C. L. Price ; social affairs, W. H. Cullers : tennis, L S. Martin ; Junior activities, Walter A. Goes; music Sid ney C. Rasmussen ; membership, E. M. Welch, and house committee, A. L. An drua Bash committee chairman was authorised to select committee mem bers. The damage done by the fire at the clubhouse on July. 16 was very slight and fully covered by insurance. Arrangements were made to repair the damage Immediately. Saes for 98990 On a claim assigned to him by the Cedar Creek Lumber company, R. J. KIdd has filed suit in the circuit court for $3000 Judgment against the American Lumber com pany, charging failure to pay for a shipment of lumber under an S 80000 contract between the Cedar Creek Lumber company and the other firm. The lumber was delivered to the! Amer ican Lumber company, March 21, 1922, according to the complaint. - List of Gaides To answer numerous inquiries from" tourists who wish-' to take trips Into the mountains, the -forest service, through its supervisors, has collected the names of 18 reputable guides in regions all the way down the Oregon Cascades and in the Columbia national forest just across the river. A list of these names will be furnished the Oregon tourist bureau and other agencies desiring them. " , . t Mam aad Woman Plead Gailty Eva Tate and , Leo ... FJx of Pendleton, through their, attorney, Thomas Gar land. ; pleaded guilty to ten , sale : of moonshine at No 402 Custom street, Pendleton, Wednesday afternoon. The man was fined 8250 adn the woman 8125. v : Jasaaese Are Fined K. Kanba and R. Miyamoto, Japanese employes of a lumber camp near Astoria, pleaded guilty Thursday to the-o8session of Deer ana saict mash -and were fined 3125 each by Judge Wolverton. E. S. Baldwin, assistant district attorney, nuaieo ue cue. Takes on "Drsak Charge Walter Spruance, well known figure at police court, was ; arrested late Thursday night on the Hawthorne bridsre bv Po lice Jailer W. H. Mass on a drunken ness charge, after the. latter found him m tne custody or a citizen who said ne attempted to-Jump into the river. PertlaadSalem SUge Leave Stage lerminai. I'arK and lamhlll, hourly from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. and Owl car at 11:29 p. I m. daily. Saturdays. Sundays ana nonaays, :au p. m. and 11 :20 p. m. Main 8611--Adv. - Salem-MIU city Stage Leaves Salem tags terminal : for MU1 City : No. 1, 7:30 a. m.; No. a; 10:30 a, m. ; No. 5, 4:30 p. m. : No, 1 connects With east bound train at Mill City. Joa Ham man. Prop. Adv. t Maarire Brows and Ellen Tan "VaK kenburg will b In Portland August 7. Six weeks of play rehearsal and play production.. Ask Mrs.' Kinsell, East 3968. Adv; ! ! ........... .... CoL Greeley iBss Monday Colonel William B. Oreeley, United States for ester, will ; arrive Monday afternoon Paint .001r GaUon Arthur C.'Buchman Co. 275 Salmon Street Main 1914 Shines Now 10 Cents Sarardays aad Holidays, IS rests . RedaeUoa la Prica, Bat " SAMB SPLEJTBID SERYICE TnUVIO 987 WASHIWQTOK ST. I Ull I WVE1XERS BIDO. Betweea 4th aad fits. SiaeS I94S Fifth and Stark Sts. value for least money LET THE JOURNAL SERYE TOtT AT BEACH IXLAXD RESORTS Wki ji ars i year vacation yea will Had The Joarnal on sale, at the foUowing places at the acaal rates t ' 1 BEACHES' Barvlew, Or.s,....Mrs. George Fisk Bay City, Or.. St. W. C Hawk Caasoa Beach.......... Joha Myers Chlneok, Wash...... Isaac Kaatsoa Garibaldi. Or.............B. C. Ellis Gear hart, Or............L. M. Hyde Tlwaeo, Waah......Joha CM ears Losg Beach, trash. .W. W. Marmk Maahattaa Beach, or. - k . .BIr. G. E. Hastoa 3Iaazaalta, Or.;.r.,Emll G. Kardtl! Kafeeotta, Wask..Trondsea a Brews Xehalem, Or......3Tehalem Drag Co. Ketarts, Or....... Mary P. Kaayaa en pert, Or. ......... .M. S. Hant Oeeas Park...........C. A. Rascell Oeeaaside . ...... .Raaeaberg Bros. Paeifie City.. .......... G. H. Ward Roekaway, Or.. , . . . . .F. P. Miller Seaside, Or.. ........Elbert EBoiee SeaTie w, Wash.... i a, G. 1 Pataam Howard Wood ha m Danals Balch Tillamook, Or.. .. . .J... Clayton Hoy Twin Recks, Or. i. Vaa Seyoe Yaqaina. . . . . . . . t : JYT. B. Caauaiss r I3TLA3n RESORTS f : T Brlghtek . . . . .Mrs. J. T. Melatyre Government Camp. .L. F. Prldemare Rhododendron - Mrs. E. FransettI CherryvlUe; - -Mrs. W. M. Stoekley Saady Lsmber Co. Store Tawsey' Moss tali Home...., .,....,. , . . . ,F .1L - Tarwsey Welches. .,..i..v,:..,.W.:E. Welch for" a stay of several days to discuss with local foresters conditions . in the Northwest district. Colonel Greeley has been making an extensive field trip through -all the western districts, and will probably be at the district for ester's office here most -.of the week, according to Assistant District Forester E. N.-Kavanagh. PorUaad-TUlamook Cadillac Stage Stage depot. Park and Yamhill streets. Daily at 8 :15 a. m., 12 :30 and 3 :30 p. m. Special arrangements made for fishing parties Main 861L Adv. Multnomah Camp So. ?7 W. O. W., will give away- 3300 worth of? prises Sunday, July 23, at its annual picnic at Crystal Lake park. Adv. Tired, aching feet can be relieved. See our foot specialist for relief. X-ray service free. Knight Shoe Co., 342 Mor rison. Adv. Str. America St. Helens via Colum bia river, 2 :30 p. m. daily ; 11 0 a. m. Sunday. Alder street dock. Main 8323. Adv. Multnomah Camp "So. 77, W. O. W.. annual picnic. Crystal Lake park, Sun day, July 23. Everyone invited. Adv. Sr. W. P. Evaai Is Delegate Dr. W. P. Evans of the faculty of the Ore gon State College of Chiropractic and a member of the Alpha Beta Theta JOY'S NIGHT PRESSING SERVICE TO 10 P. M. Business men, working men Joy will press your suit at once as late as 10 P. M. each ' night. --L- Day Pressing to 6 P. Af .i'.'-'-'- 35c -.' 5 Night Pressing, 6 to 10 ' P.M., 50c Suits French Dry Cleaned, $1.25 104 Fourth Street NEAR STARK This is a lP iW1.- ' II t : f 'Ti JT i- -v. ' a n w You g;et some of the finest suits made at a big reduction. Tweeds, worsteds, checks, herringbones, tans, grays, mixtures .unprecedented v a 1 u e s for everyone Sam'l RdseisHatt Go. - The home Fifth at Aider ' fraternity, has been chosen as state chiropractic delegate to - the national convention at Pavenport, Iowa. In Au gust. - ... Try tka Milk Care Klock Sanitar ium. 15th and Tillamook. East 8953. Adv. ; 8.4E Green Stamps for Cask Hol man Fuel Co. Bdwy. 8353. 660-21. Adv. Tr. Arthar S. Roseafeld has returned. -Adv. , . Dr. Hood, glasses, Morgan bldg. Ad. Cowlitz Filings Are Confined to G. 0. P. ICalama, Wash-. July 21. Candidates have filed for CowUts county offices as follows: r Auditor, L. : P. Brown, Kalama, present county treasurer ; H. D. Renner, Kelso ; treasurer, Elden Dunham. Kelso; assessor, A. B. Chap man, Kalama ; John C. Martin, Castle Rock ; Harry Lee Lewis. Woodland ; sheriff,. R. A. . Davis. Kalama, now county auditor; William. Modrow. Sil ver Lake; James Price, Castle Rock; justice of peace, L. F. Jones aad O. G. Comer, Kalama; commissioner. E. J. Holbrook, Kelso; J. C Ferguson. Wood land ; w. A. Burdick, Kelso; coroner, W. D. Van Note. Kelso; clerk. Albert Usurer, Kelso. All are Republicans. r 15c Doable Mesa, , Caps 5 for 50c Saturday Only 380-6 East Better Values, Lower Prices On All Slimmer Goods New Blouses at splendid savings---Crepe de Chine and Georgette Blouses in a variety of new models, with me dium and short sleeves, round and V necks in light and dark colors. Very special gQ and gQ Women's and Children's new Sweaters -very smart styles in the new Tuxedo Models, all high grade pure wool in plain coiors and stripes. Women's (gr special tj) O mtL O Misses' special $4.50 Kimono Crepe, Serpentine Kimono Crepe in very ork attractive patterns and colors. Special, yard. ... OUC Summer Wash Goods at reduced prices. 1.32 inch, fast colors. Extra fine Zephyr Ginghams in pretty A Oi plaids and checks. Special, yard rC Women's Silk Hose priced unusually low:. Women's pure silk full fashioned hose, fine lisle tops, brown Qpf only. Regular $2.G0 values. Special . .". . . . tP X tO Women's Pure Silk and Fiber Hose with fine ribbed lisle tops, brown only. Regular $1.50 values. Qp Special . . . . . HOC Misses' and children's threerquarter Hose of fine Jisle in plain colors and heather mixtures. ' Very special A Q values V......... .......... tcC Ladies' White Pumps, $1.39. These are made of real fine white cloth, in pumps and oxfords, all of good new lasts.' Values to $.00. Sizes 3, 34, .4V, QQ 5 only. Special tplsOt Boys' Suits, $9.75. Made of Oregon wool. Some have two pairs pants, splendid, serviceable suits in fancy mix tures. Best of tafloring. . Sizes 6 to 17 years. , Low price! Smart styles! Fine quality! Big variety! special group values up to$50 splendid thing Sea the windows! of Hart Schaffner & Marx 7 Final Initiation Df Veteran Society To Be on Saturday Tha final inlUatloo - conducted' by Portland Votture No, 25, La Societe des 40 Homme et S Cheveaux. prior to the annual atata convention of , the 40-rers at The - Dalles next Wednes day, .will b -held Saturday Vwhen 15 "goofs will be taken in charge by Barge Leonard and his wrecking crew. The newcomera have been instruct ed to meet at the Armory at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon , and thin the fes tivities will start, according to an an nouncement made by - Secretary Rex B. Parelius. . ; -' -' -;i Quite a number of 49-8'ers are plan ning on leaving Portland for The Dalles conclave which will be in con junction with the fourth annual Oregon state' convention of the American Le gion, -j Wednesday will be turned over to the "boys of the aranshlne order of the Legion." while Thursday. , tYiday and Saturday wiU be taken up with American Legion affairs. A deposit of platinum has been dis covered in the mountains of a north em state ' of Brazil. i- Donble Trading Stamps Saturday and Monday Morrison St. for you. clothes -y Gasco Buadin Sale , T " Nor&westemP Co. - or California . . . Permanent Positions For Qualified - " ' MACfflNISTS, AIRBRAKE MEN, CAR REPAIRERS, CAR INSPECTORS AND , BOILERIMAKERS V ' To replace men now on strike against decision of R. R. Labor Board. j, .... . - . . . . c ' ' '--'-j'X. .,';-' :'' 1.'" -" .: '"" 1 Road operated under protection U. S. Courts. Seniority rights guaranteed. Free trans portation and Free Board and Lodging on Premises during present emergency. Apply Room 509 Oregon Bldg. " --p. eaertjyae a,.. fitSt ft '1 j Mi!: Summer Tourist Fares: To Canadian Pacific Rockies On sale until September 30th. 1922. Return limit October 31st, 192JL Round-trip from Portland to V V ? LAKE LOUISE. l$Cft5 . BANFF, CALGARY i sassaSBsasisssssssm-sBsssass -BACK EAST" EXCURSION FAXES ott sale until August 31st; return limit. October 31st, 1922 , EOUND-TSIF FAKES FK0M FOKTLAND TO ' Toronto, .... Ottawa ..... StJoha.e. Wianlpef . . . StLeuLs .... Cleveland , . . New York ... Minneapolis HANS-CANADA- W H TSIN ITAXU UAH), fJUIJIrrAfieTAO, PA1&EN. . SS. Uasaawa i,Aas;. "... XI j JUB. SS. Haaaawa. , . . . . AasV A 1 8HAKGHAJ, MASIIA A5D HOSOKOKO ; . : TJJS.8.B. SS West Keats..... ..Sept TJS.S.B 88. Haaaawa... Ass;. For rates, space, ete apply to TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT (Broadway MM) - Mt-Mt Board of Trade Btdg- Fertlaad, Orsa . . IBM NORTHERN PACflEIC RAILWAY COMPANY WILL EMPLOY MEN AT RATES PRESCRIBED BY THE UNITED STATES RAILROAD :5 LABOR BOARD AS FOLLOWS. . ' ' 1 l " MACHINISTS ...... 70 cents per hour. , v r .n . BLACKSMITHS 70 cenU per hour" , ' - SHEET METAL WORKERS. . A 70 cent per hour T ' . ELECTRICIANS , 70 cenU per hour " STATIONARY ENGINEERS .Various rate. STATIONARY- FIREMEN . . ; . ,. . . . . .Various rates BOILERMAKERS . . .: .70 to 70 V, cent, per hour - PASSENGER CAR MEN 70 cenU per hour FREIGHT CAR MEN. ..... . . .V. ... .63 cenU per hour HELPERS, all classes .47 cenU per hour . . Mechanics and helpers 'are' allowed time and one-half for time worked in excess of eight hours per day. . , - , ...... - ? , , , ; s v . ?Youn men who desire to learn these trades will be employed and shren an opportunity to do so. - c ; - .1 ".-' ' "' ' " - Apply to Any. Roundhouse or Shops or. Superintendent , ' . .. ; '' - 1 , v - . ' . . - , - ' Nortliern Pacific: Railway at Tacoma, Vasb. ! $113.73 1Z7.9S 160.30 7Z00 81.59 108.60 147.40 Montreal .V $132.75 tjnebte. . 141J0 Balifsx-,....' 1S&95 Chicago Washlatnea . x 141.80 BolTalo . . .120.63 Bsttsa . . .15135 and St Faul . . ... 17100 LIMITED leaves Vaaessner. B.C. daily at . &00 p. ml. arrivea ia Maerrea! la U saurs. Teraate ia $1 bears Saves a eeslasa esy each arsy. Canadian Pacific Railway 55 Third St , PORTLAND Broad way 0090 DEACON. General Agent ' r-k - . i' t i NORTH CHINA LINE COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING , C0MPANY; . Oseratlac TJaltsa ' States Govemsaest Skip V BIKKCT VBEIOHT 8EBTICE vTlTHOTJT T RAW SHIPMENT BKTWEBN PORTLAND, OREGON, and Yokohama, kobk, shanghai, tsinotao, tien WARITFo TRAXSPORTATIOX CU:WA;lKi; . . -.ANCHOR ANCHOR-DOTIALDCC rf. T. to CSeiSears ssva Soothsmr'-n aOWITSNIA .....Aus. 1 . Ct aiRF.nOAItlA .. . .Su. .! .. MAURKTSNIA . ,.Au.1S Sept. S fce;i, X. T 'ts PLTDUXltB. Cherbourg aat linmbt oanoNia ....... Jui as At. at ti. AXOMIA ....... A. Seat. C. N. T. to Cobs' (QoeeastowBl aad Utii, LAOONIA se)..Au. S Oept. 7 .... OARMANIA . . . . . . Auf. 17. Sept. 14, 0.-C - SOYTNIA aaw)..uf. St Sea. tS CiL . N. T. to lstdoaderrr aad Uhaco ASSYRIA ...... ..Au,11 OeCSl ..... COLUMBIA ....Aue. IS Sept. IS OeU ALOCRIA . . . . . .Au. SS Seae,SS OtTV OS LONDON. Sept. ...... CAMIRONIA .. .. .Sept. Oct. 7 Mo. : Ksw Tork kc Vi-o. UibraJUr, Naples. : Pstriaa, Ottbroeaik. Irieate. ITALIA AuguH 1 Bestoa to Xeadoaderry. litexpooL sttYS1A . . . . . Alio. S .,... ...'. ASSYRIA . . . . ...Sept. 1S . . U-,- Btors at' Glastow. . , : ., - - - Reetaa to Uureoetova sad tleerpeot SAMARIA tse........iAu. AS Aept. S CANADIAN SERVICE Tla Fletaretqse St. lAwreaes oai alotttreeJ to Ulaasoar ATURNIA . ...Aua. 11 Sept. S Oct. OASSANORA .. . Alts SI Sept. tS Oct. I . Aiee eaiJa at JXaviJIa. araausd . Meatraal to Ueerpool TYRRHtNIAise July tS Sept, C t.ot. -ALBANIA. ......ua.1 ept.SS O. u . AWtONIA- SepU 1 OoV14 ISo. 1 Montreal ta PlrmocUi. Caerbenrt sail " ' ANTONI A ....... Au. Sept.- S Oot. t ANOAMIA .....Au. SS Sept. SS Net. ' For safomstieau tiekrta. eta. appty to lx' AseaU oc Compaar'a CMtiee, S31 Sseepa a riN JOttott illl. r , ii . . STEAMSHIP ADMIRAL FARRAGUT Sarle frees Munislpat took Na, WeSneaaae, it SS, 10 A. M. and Krery 1 WsSnseday" Tbareaftae . fee .. i SAN -s-RAHeisno " , ' .1.08 ANOSLKA , AN oisao -. .- ' - ADMIRAL OOODRICH- ; SaLM treei MunleJpal Desk Ho. M .. JULY SI, 7 P. M. . Fee MsrahflsM, lurska and San ' . Pranetees , sad Seery 1 s Days Thsrsafur - TroasT orpioa 4 " - . 101 SO ST. CON. STARK HONSJ BROADWAY SAS1 Seaside-Astoria North Beach Str. Georgiana Ltsv Daily CexcPt Friday and Saturday) 8:30 A; fil. - LVS.. SATURDAT W NOON (No stops direct to Astoria) ? (Direct connection lor North Beach) , " Str.Madelins Sat. only 8 :30 A. 1. NIGHT SERVICE Lts. daily except Sunday 7:30 P. M. . .: . Fare $15 .onesj', ' $3.00 season round trip ' 'Week-end round trip $2.50 All Boats make direct connec tions for Seaside, Gearhart and North Beach... i,; -.v--;-;: Alder St. Dock Broadway 6344 THE HARKINS -TRANSPORTATION CO.. THE DALLES-HOOD RIVER AND WAV POINTS STR MADELINE L. Portland Tue... Thur., Sat. 710 A. M. Lv. The Oallee Wed., Frt., Sun. 7 A. M. Peres The Dallee. I1JI. Meed Rlvee 1 AUES ST. IHMJK. BROADWAY 0S44 THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION CO. AUSTRALIA " NSW ZEALAND - AND SOUTH SEAS Via Tah HI and Rarstonpa.- Stall and Pa.ua per Seniles trem. San . franoleap Bvsry - I. . ' ' XS Daps. Peslfle Tour Seuth Seas. New Zealand Aiav - trails SBZS, pint Olsse. UNION S. S. OO. OP NEW ZEALAND CSO California St San Pranolaee Or Lecai Steamship pad ftollread As