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Newspaper Page TextI, , . THE WIT UIIDtD Frank Wiley, Forger - Will be Brought Here for Trial. ;., At one time Fran Wllejr was the trust !, ed paying toller of a prominent Spokane ; bank, fflow he la the Injnate or felon's MIL -;.,.s'--.Through dissipation and other causes, ; Wiley was obliged to give up his position in Spokane, and being handy with the " sjuJU, ho started out to emulate "Jim the ? Penman." -A great number of the er 'r teller's bogus checks were flatted in Port : land and then he "worked thef Sound, country. Before he If ft here, however, be was arrested, but nothing came of It. -'Yesterday eiternoon Chief McLauchlan " was Informed by wire by the Spokane police that they had "Wiley 'in JaU on a 1 trivial charge, but that If he had any thing against him of a serious nature they would send him here. The chief wired his cheerful acceptance, and requi sition papers are being made out this afternoon. ''' The only charges against Wiley here at present -are one for. "passing forged - check on I. Penne, a butcher, and an other on C. T. Belcher,, one of the. pro prietors of. the Bt. Charles . hoteM De ' tective Day, who is handling the case ays. however, that when the prisoner arrives there will, no doubt, be many other pieces of worthless paper shown UNGW0RTHV NOT V : AT CONVENTION. 1 A. morning paper today, among- ether J Barnes, mentioned that of A, J. Lang ; worthy as one of the active participants at last night's Citisens' convention. No doubt Mr. Langworthy would have been delighted to attend so large a gathering , . of representative cltisens, but ' uofortu ' nately for himself was so badly injured by a street-oar at third and Morrison on Sunday afternoon that for a time at least he did not know anything about ,j politics on Monday evening,, Mr. Langwortby was in the act of top ping on the car when it suddenly started, throwing him to the stony pavement at that place.. He was taken to his home, where opiates were administered to re . Have bis. agony;' am) wai not thinking much of Senators and Mayor and Coun ' cllmen while the convention was being 'held.,' . , " " Ha Is somewhat better today. POLITICAL NOTES, Offlplals in charge at the Democratic w headquarters say that the demand from all parta ot the. state 'for Chamberlain ' - lithographs,' pictures,- (buttons and cam paign literature is enormous. Every' datf there is a perfect deluge of letters ana - postal cards making Ihese request. All ' these demands for campaign supplies will be attended to as soon as possible. Judge Alex Sweek, the newly elected chairman of the Democratic City and County Central -Committee, will call a meeting of the new executive committee very soon, ' probably " one day this week and will at once begin the active work Of the campaign in- the city. He has - been busy all day consulting with the leaders of the' party and is getting tHI situation well in band. The people at the state headquarters and the candldafarlbr the state offices regard the election of Judge Swoek to be an excellent selection and anticipate good' results from his ef- , forts. Judge Sweek said this morning: , "r will open up city and county head- i quarters as soon as possible and Intend to thoroughly organize the etjttre county. This Is something that has never been done by the Democrats. We will encour age the organisation of ward and pre clftct clubs and "Will at once get to work. News was received thts morning-front - a Republican source that the Furnish managers bad Just completed in Umatilla County a, poll ot the Republican Voters ' of that county with' a vleWof ascertain ing the extent of the Republican dlssa lufactlon. The result was not encourag ing to the Furnlnh managers. TJie straw ballot allowed that TOO Republican voters would noT'ntipport Mr. Furnish. As the normal Republican njajorlty In Umatilla bounty ft 300. this is virtually a Repub lican admlsaloh that Mr. Chamberlain will Carry it1 county by a majority of 00 vptes. 1 - The SHverfield rURS, CLOAKS 2B3-265 Morrison Street UMsnHssssiaHHMMssli Cotton Shirtwaists MORE POPULAR THIS SEASON THAN EVER -X I I - CO&IE IN AND LOOK. EDDY,! RESIGNS; ' ) Sm. Milwaukee's General Agent Will ; t Retjrt.May 1. For some time past It has been rumored that C, 3. Eddy, the general agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee Bt. Paul Railway Company. ifl:ibl. ty, as to leave the service of. that' company. This morning Mr. Eddy himself confirmed the report. C.T Eday h been with the Milwaukee for JS years. Hie term of service will, ex pire Mk1. ' Hie resignation was tender ed lrfMatfen, buf.he did not receive form al noUe ef: It acceptance until this morning. Mr, and Mrs. Eddy will visit Europe; and ifter their return, they will make Chicago their permanent residence. They own a beautiful home in that city. For more than U years Mr. Eddy has been the representative of the Milwaukee In Portland. He says that he leaves this elty with great regret and wilt ever count the deW years he has passed here as' among the pleasantest of hie life. Mr. Eddy ha made many staunch f riends during 111 residence here. If there . any man thai ha earned the right to re tire It la He. , He it highly esteemed by his associate, and those with whom he has had "business relations will regret his departure;-- The "Directory 5 of Railway Officials of America." thu gives Mr. Eddy's record; With the Illinois Central as clerk and cashier at Dunletth, HI. ; assistant secre tary Northwestern Packet Company at Dubuque, Iowa: chief clerk Chicago a. Northwestern; Railway, general freight offlpe, Chlcag6 C assistant auperlntenden t Atlantic PatHsle, Telegraph Company, New Yor.k; with, the Chicago, Milwaukee St Paul Rail way Company at Chicago as contraetlhf freight agent, assistant coramerclaitSiient , and afterwards as commercial agenti acted as arbitrator for Iowa Trunk Line Association at Omaha; was general freight and passenger agent ot the Fargo Southern before thatJDie was absorbed by the .Milwaukee and, finally h beoeme general agent of the company in .this city. 1 Mr. Eddys ' lerni of eervlc covers 36 year f continuous labor.. In accepting his reelgiiatlen the eompany, pay Mr. Eddy a veif high trtUpe. tor hi faith ful. devotion to duty and his loyalty to its Interests. He cams to the Milwaukee a most efficient' man; he leaves that company still mora to. :v . ST. JOHNS. . A petition Is being oirculated tor the building of a bicycle path from the end of the present path on the Boulevard down to the river The DIpple property la being Improved. A, new wire fence and other Improvements are being made around the block. "Mrs, John Windle. who has been suf fering for about two months with a broken thigh; was very much Improved yesterday. There is great activity In the vicinity of Point View. A force of men ljave been engaged tot some time in clearing out the underbrush.: ; y The City V Suburban Company, has a fotce f men .making improvement in Cedar Par hi. A large number of the trees are being .cut and the place put In order for the summer, season. The, at. Johns water works are being removed "from its ' present location to' a point several hundred feet south. A new tank will be erected and several Import ant changes made In the system. The pipe is being 'extended to Miner's Addi tion. : : - The following letters remain unclaimed at Ihe. St-.Johns postofflce: J. B. Glover, clerk St Johns school; Frank Crowley and W. Kostron. a . There are Jive residences under con struction in -Miner's Addition. A gang of Japanese are at work on the St. Johns' branch of the O. R. & N. The road is being put In a first-class con dition and will soon be ready for traffic. The residence of S. S. Walton at Ports mouth bj hearing completion. Miss Berntee jHemstock. deputy post master at University Park, has purchas ed a new bicycle. , The family of Alfred Parker has moved to University Park from Mount Tabor. D. V,' Hart-the Road Supervisor, ha a number of men and teams at work grading "the Columbia Slough road. The 0.( R. It N Company has built a sidetrack '(o pbne brothers' sawmill on the St. Johns spur, .The veneer factory at St. Johns will Wso ne provided with a sidetrack. roro this spur. An entertainment for the benefit ot an organ fund 'will, be given by the pupils of the public school of St. Johns at the M. E. ctufch, Sattlrday evening, April ; Some f the best talent in the cltg win bo on the program. Fur Mfe Go. and SUITS . V ortiand. Oregon Tim most carefully selected stock in the West, Offering the very best values obtainable. .All the most popular materials. All the very latest styles. The greatest rangeinprices. Quality, the best. Cotton Shirtwaists 5bcandUi '-ft ! ; THEN YOU'LL BUY - . .. . - n ... V. - -v sf'.l( . I " -. ' -Sift Begins to Look Like the Enterprise May Be Carried Out ni The Columbia River Basin Board of Trade Is endeavoring to organiae a com pany to be known as the Columbia River Company, to acquire all the Interests nf tbe Columbia Railway & Navigation Com pany in The Daltes-Celllo portage . rail way. ..-"....,...- The new company la to Issue 1300,000 bonds to be taken by the producer!, ship pers, etc., of the Columbia fiver .basin, These subscribers are , to select- their board of directors, representing' different parts ot the country east of the Cascades; frqm Portland, and, in fact, from apy point which contributes to these bonds, the proceeds .of which..' 'kM:5&k completion of the property, .- yhe new company is to control the operation and maintenance of the road, and if io 'be ''a public institution as nearly a; possible, It proposes to charge only such freight rates as may be necessary, to cover ex penses of the operation of the road and interest on bonds. . .v . V V : '?. ? The committee working on this is now drawing up papers of organliatlon.' The election ot officers will take p!aie the lat ter part of this week, or as soon e all plans are completed. , ' V ?' Printed copies of the constHbtlon and by-laws' will be sent to all cities and town throughout .the Columbia ' river basin. . - , : i -The portage railway project wae first started in W85 by Company known 'as the Farmers' Railway, ft Navlgaung Steamboat Portage Company. In Mm this eompany became discouraged becus of the non-completion of the Cascade ockH and sold but to the Columbia Railway It Navigation Company, of which Paul V. Mohr was the head. This company was ready to complete the work, bet, owing to the Cascade Look not. being anlsheA could ngt proceed fill 1$8, ., when foine Spokane people organised, the Central Navigation & Construction Company,, for the purpose ot aiding the Columbia Rail way & Navigation Company to complete the construction and equipment of the road. This company sublet the contract for completion to several contracting firms, but in 1800 this J construction Com pany failed and the sub-contraotors brought the matter into the courts, with the result that the matter was straight ened out a few weeks ago. - EAST SIDE BRIEFS. 111 111 ITI -7 - VT The Pacific States Telephone Company Is stringing a . cable from the central office in the Hill block down Russell street and up tp the end ot Mississippi avenue. . : ' Llnd ft Uanntnc 's.'jttr.ttoT powerful pump before ntartlng to sfuice on the Dudley Evans property, corner of Commercial and Russell streets. The rirni will move the new pump closer to the river and hope to atop the sand from titl ing up the pipes. About 100 yards ot earth has been removed. Harry Hahn, who waa severaly burned on the hands and feet while Inspecting a boiler some time ago, la recovering. Miss Wllda Belknap, grand matron of the Degree of Honor, is visiting at thf residence of P. A. Watts, the Albina druggist Miss Belknap i ,oh an 0fl9ll tour or tne loages in tne state. Oregon Circle, Women ot "'vFoodcraf t, had a very large attendance at the meet ing last evening. Several new candidates were taken Into the elrole. vAfter the business was treJuote4r,lj"!'i6i""'re thrown open and many friends of the rder listened to a finely teted P jram. Light reftreshmegtlwerf" serye. There are 82 A new residences tender course of conetrubtlon around the jWtl- llams-avenue tract. '" ? ''iy. ,.,., ' Mlss Nellie Boscor, "weil-known young lady ' of Hlllsboro, ' i ylsltlng friends ln Albina. 'fV'":i''T.'1'V"'',v ' The family . of O.- Pregeh S the ' tailor, have moved from, WJlHafns venu$"to 60? Gantenbein avenue. ' - . ; " ' The engine company on Russell street was called opt last evening about T o'clock In answer to a still alarm from n house on Flint street. Upper -Albina. A defective chimney was the cause.; ', " The Tenth Ward Democrats will meet tomorrow evening in domes hall, Russell street, --f- -jt , ; Mrs. Sky Tufford, wife ol the driver of the Highland hose, wae brought to her home In Highland the other day after successful operation Sot appendicitis. E. C. Hickman, a commercial traveler for a Portland house, was recalled from Seattle on account ot . the very .serious Illness ot his father, who is confined in .he North Pacific Sanitarium. Eureka Lodge No. 125, A. O. TJ, W., has number of candidates in both degrees this evening. , Ernest Howard Cone, the 16-year-old 3on ot J. H. Cone, proprietor of the St. Johns sawmill, died at the family resi dence at Portsmouth yesterday afternoon, death being due to a very bad attack Of typhoid pneumonia. The deceased bad been ill for several months and death' Iras not, unexpected. The funeral took place oday, interment being at Lone Fir Cem etery.' ''.,.;;",;, : ' Z-:-.-''.";;:' ""' Vhat flearly proved to be 'a very se rious accident happened yesterday, after -ioort. -j Aliorse attached to f a bUaW. lriven by 3. L. Wells; the Beat Bide real mtate man, became frightened at the orner of Grand avenue and East Wash ington street and ran west on Rast Wash ington. At the orner of ;UnWnl avenne he roadway Is barricaded and tbo horse took to the sidewalk, dashing the uggy against 'the saloon ot H. Went, knocking out a number of , the windows. Here the - horse left' the . vehil . and hashed along to East Pint Street where ne was stopped- The' damaged buggy Is jwned by William Sehmeer. . -TnSfier-Thfee-slofy fDuttdmr pnk erected for the Btudebaker . Bros.' Com pany, East Second and East i Morrison streets, is being rapidly pushed to .com trtetleh,, . . ;4 ., y , The two 'new cottages being, erected by C Peterson, East Eighth, and East Conch streets, are nearly oompletedL ' t- ID DrVtHeherich Volp Needs, a Proper ; Certificate. ' Henerich Volp, a physlcln, commenced sulb in the State Circuit Court, Judge. M. C. George's department, this morning, to compel tbe State Medical Society to ex punge from Us records tbe order revok ing his-certificate. J. R. Stoddard ap peared or the jplamtiff. nd Qo. pt Chamberlain' represented thev defendant. Dr.iW Baylor, President of the so ciety. " It Is alleged that Dr. .Volpjtoek the tx emlnation in f June, '91, under the . old board. He was granted a certificate to practice In this state, but only until- De comber 13. 19pi, or a period of six months. It waj clalmijd by , the examiners that the .applicant did not satisfactorily n ewer some ,;of the question and there fore they limited the duration of his. cer tificate, i JDr, VoIP commenced practicing. The new act cf 1895 required every medi cal practlctloher. of Oregon to present hie certificate to the new board for its approval. Dr. Yelp is charged with hay Ing erased! the condition of- the cerno cate, afid the-board accepted It ut" first Without Rotting the change. Afterwards the- erasure was discovered and ' the board at' once cancelled the certificate. . Dr., Volp's contention U that the bord had no authority to grant him a tertlu- cate for limited period of six months, that a certificate" could be revoked vn.,v for unprofessional conduct, which con duct Is set forth It eight reasons; none of which, It is claimed, applies to bis RIVER' AND OCEAN. ' The 'deorge W. Eider Is completing her Strgo, at tht Albina ddeft today and will leave" down 'this evening at 7 o'clock. . Toe a-jfain, neet n Tapomn consists of but. three ships and one unengaged ves eel.1'', ;4?ne '-ofthe three, the llaedjainon.l, wtil probably sail' tomorrow, . . ' Sugar' bi t Se ' shipped dtreel to' Hew York from the ,' Hawaiian Inlands , in stead of byway ot San Fraitclscc heretofore. Thejblg ship EdwnrJ Bewail will leava Honolulu in about two weeks with the first consignment. - , The Albteftuef the Gray Steamnht Oompany'4 linej la expected to arrive Wednesday eteaing from San I rancleco lth a getietal 'cargo. 1 The Alaska "khetk-down" boat, at Bm pie's yard, tot .the Northern Commercial Company,, 1), probably be shipped Sat- uroay, an Bargee. are .being movea to the GovernheJi(. moorings to be equipped tor service. 'lB- ... The ahil Asetle Stream,' now loading grain at Taeom- for South Africa, will carry the first shipment of canned salmon ever sent t-tht continent from Pvget Sound. The shipment, which is one of 1,000 cases, tn,"'for : the British,, army. About oge year age thf " British' war of Ace added, eafin.ed salmon to the army ration, and tjjii ehlpment ' is to make that order ...effeetjye),,l.'.. r-. The new steam schooner Prentiss has been added to the Qray Steamship Com pany's fleet which ply between Portland and .'California ports, and Is expected to arrive at Carroll's, opposite West Point, Wednesday mqrnlng tq load lumber and piling for SantFrancisco. It Is an oil burning steamer and ip the nrst of 1U kind to ever enter the Columbia River. She was built at Oakland, Cal., and la in in command of Captain Ahlstrom. The vessel has a capacity of about 600 tons. - The steamship Thyra of the Portland, & Asiatic Steamship Company arrived sit Hong Kong at 8 o'clock this morning. The vessel left Portland on the morning of March t This was an unusually long trip, since It Is usually covered in 30 days. The delay was partly due to bad weather and .partly to this fact that the vessel called at Shanghai in. addition to other Ports, of "call.. 1 A yawl la being bulli fpr Taylor Brothi ere by Nels Dodge, the well-known boat builder, It Is 36 feet long by feet beam, and provided with a cabin: The yawl will be' used for racing and cruising.. - - ONLY RODENTS. Considerable excitement was" created on Sixth street, between Alder and Morrison, at o'clock this' morning, - by a young man named Rosey McDuff calling a policeman to investigate a suposed, burg lary. ... There is a vacant store on the block. and McDuff, passing, heard rats in the premises and got an idea Jnto his head that burglars were attempting to force an entrance Into an adjoining store. - The officer on the beat made a thorough examination of the premises, ana on emerging said, "Oh, ratt!!- Road to Thunder Mountain.'' R. E. Look wood, and C. 8. Fosselman, oi Welaer. Idaho, v are -in the-clty for the purpose of conferring With the Board of Trustees of the, Chamber of Commerce this afternoon regarding " the Council route to the Thunder Mountain mining ulstrict The deelre that e road be made between Thunder' Mountain and Warren, a .dtotanoe of 0 miles. The construo'on cf this road would cost about $23,0)0, and PAINLESS METHODS HONEST TREATMENT .. Our Method o treating diseasetj cahditions of the teeth are ' positively painless. "We extract teeth "arid devitalize nerves abso lutely without pain. ;' - , ... , ur! ' " - VIT DIDN'T HURT A BIT.? "We treat our patients with the greatest consideration, and are especially gentle with chiUrett.. , ', ' ' ' " : '" ' We make' our prices the.lowest .possible consistent with first class worje. , - No charge for examining teetrrand giving advice, r - We'employ no" dental students lir any capacity.-"- . FIFTEEN YEARS ESTABLISH If PORTLAND "t. ; " ,:WISE" 'BRdSDentilte & m, 9ft 2u; tiV HZ '21 Tailing Building. cor. Third and Washington Bts. ( Both 'phones Orient h 291; Col. tS. jDpen evenings till ii Sunday,' 9 to 1Z," ' ....... , ... ... , . , - . ; faultless;' v V" tauhdry Work !; j brtnra cuttpraerc back. That 9 why v we are always so. bus.y. fi.Once a patron always a patron3 at the ,, j Onion laIindry S3 . Randolph' Street. .,. 'v.wt-. ' Phone Albina 41 or Columbia 5042, - t ' ' Sun Soon Huie Co. Importers; wholesale and retail. dealers in Silks. Carpets... Mattings. Tea and Rice, Japanese fancy Goods, Rugs, Em broidery, Shawis, Crepes, Underwear, ivory Carvings, Inlaid and Lacxiuered ., iii tAMHILL STREET, P- they claim that this road wouli have the effect of establishing a trade route xLit ay..' The Chamber may aid the proposi tion,. A' ' T Ready For Work. Contractors Smyth 'ft Howard "today moved their camp out beyond Rtver View Cemetery . preparatory to commencing the work of widening: jthe White House road. About DOnen and, SO teams will be employed In the work. "Charles Masters will apt as foreman of the Job. County Surveyor Hurlbert has been appointed to look?: outi for the county's interest 1n the j performance of the contract, . . Assaulted a Chinaman. Jonathan Ttce of the Captain Love will' forgery case' Is" again In trouble. This afternoon. he will have to face Municipal Judge Cameron' on a charge of assault and battery1. He was arrested yesterday at First and Jeftereon streets for assault ing a Chinaman named Lee Sing. COURT NOTES. The County Court has ajthoriied Elmotj Or Hall ter change his name to Elraon HalLMHler... r. 4 The . appraised, value of the estate of E. K.' Hasetton, as ( shown by the final account' of 3. A. Hazelton, adlmnistrator, is $11,700., Martin Hawkins, a mill hand, was or dered by Judge Sears to pay $37.50 as at torney's fees for his wife, who is suing for a divorce, $10 court costs and $13.50 per month 'for the support of herself and children. . . Little Ellen Wright, plaintiff In a dl vijrc suit,1 has procured n order from the State Circuit Court restraining her husband from interfering with her in any manner, . She filed an affldavjt that Wil liam Wright and another, man forcibly entered tier apartments at 3 o'clock., last Sunday morning and frightened her and friend, Mrs. Carrie Henderson. Judge Fraxer yesterday directed Wil liam H. Baker, a blacksmith of Lane County, to pay hia wife, MarjK Baker, $28 for her support, 'pending the hearing of a divorce suit. There are six children, four ef whom are with the father; two with their mother. Cruel treatment and non-suppoft. are alleged in the" complaint. THE RAILROADS. ',. . mm iiisiii nil .' A. B. Calder, Seattle, district traveling passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific. Is in the city. He Is due here every 30 days, but does not always succeed In get ting here as often as that. W.' H, Mead, general agent ot tbe Oma ha, will start East on his annual tour May 1., He will visit the company's head quarters at Bt, Paul and. from there he will go to -New fork City to see his mother. He expects to be back here by May 25. ''Billy" wouldn't miss a chance ta vote by a great deal. Lonely as the railroad colony will be without him. It will have to get along fdr a time. W. A. -Ijarol, assistant general passen ger agent of the Chicago. Burlington ft Qulncy, will arrive here tomorrow, on hia way EasJ. ,He is rqturping from the transcontinental passenger meeting at Coronado Beach," CaJf.T PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. 5 " i County Court Mnltnomah " County, Port land Oregon. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Clerk of the County Qourt for Multnomah County until 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, the 5th day of May, 1902, for furnishing and delivering lumber for re pairs of the Madison street and Morrison streeet bridges. Specifications for; said lumber are now on file and may be seen at the office ot the Clerk of the .County Court, I The successful bidder will be required to promptly, execute a formal contract to be approved by the District Attorney of this county, and also to execute and deliver to the Clerk of the County Court a good ana sufficient bond in total the amount of contract price for the faithful perform ance of such contract., s - All bids must be accompanied by a cer tified check In the amount of 10 per cent of the bid. . . . , ..- The County Court reserves the right to rejeet any and all bids. . By order 6f the County Court. ' " Q. BWETL AND, Clerk. Portland, April 22, 1902. 4 t f i . i ' i ii ' 1 1 '. ". . , .'. ' i . i . .. . ' ' vi M ! ''Vif ('!'.. '.-j f ' f Ii c:... 7 ' . ; ; '. A i 't 'f t-'.t rc..i.i ' Ji"i' "f ' ."i, ,JLt ift 9 1 ANOTHER:': ; j T-;'Vr-rf'-':i'--r-r-v -v - '(ft'wV'V'r""' f V I i 'V 5 -j. I .'' " ' -' . , , '.': .- '. I J' of j ; 1 ) 'i ' i ,v ?""" t , ' ' , , , - - , s- f ..v,',- . ' ! -.-.-' . "'.:. i IS NOW ON THE ROAD. THIS IS OUR We are Setting From' One to Ten of These GRAND RANGES every day! Twenty-one is th.e Record for One Day. ITU1 ' in q ' $30 it Royal Grdhd For hard oaI, soft coal or wood, . HEAVY BLUED STEEL BODY and $ Afft &if WARMING CLOSET $t)U 1 $OU 8 ft Royal Rival Steel Ranjgie Forward coal, soft coal ot wood, HEAVY JAPANNED BODY AND tr. A WARMINQ CLOSET , . W $W These Ranges are certainly the richest product Of the stove maker, art. .In point 1 of workmanship they are mechanical per fection. N paint to burn or check off. They are, handsomely ornamented. They are built . for service and every dollar of the purchase price at our. flgure has been put Into the , material and construction of them. . WE WARRANT EVERY RANGE, ard we defy another to be produced that will, beat theni. ;, , WE ARE STILL IN HENRY JM 't'SfliWS THE 4-STORY V.-' t'A -Ja'-.v 170172 FIRST "ST. I Steel; Range THE OLD STAND RED BLOCK i .",( . ,- . PORTLAND, ORE. ING t