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STRIKE OF .
: TEAMSTERS
Boycott Is Playing an
Important Part.
gOme WOOd UserS Say I Hey
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VT 111 OOOO pprn VII -
A i result-of th fuel teamster?
ptrik. some of the W flrmi.ln thet
Which conaumed all the -way from ,W,
b alx corta of alabwooda day are r-
artn to out In W pianU . andL ttaV olt
a. a. f.i trntn now on, -They &T XhT
aattnot aJr4 to he'hothrd with etrlka
and boyootta, and will make the chant
M soon aa poaaible.
The Ifiteriated prtl4 tonofh aide f
th atrik ha'v Iftkm pushing the boycott
lo tha, limit In order to gain tnetr pojnt
and bring about a cessation of hostilities.'
Th Banfield-Veysey Company is said to
be visiting Its largest customers and In
forming them that if they do not con
tlau to take its slabwood they will be
boycotted by the various members of tha
Bhnployera Association. '
On th other hand, the teamsters visit
thm and explain that th unions wilt In-
fur their business It they do not cease
Patronising the boycotted Arm.' With
, both sides working upon them, many of
the firms believe that th only solution Of
th dilemma in which they are placed
Is to make arrangements to put in oil-
turners,
There is ne Indication of an early at-
tlement of the strike. The sawmtlls are
losing -heavily every day that It contin
ue, and era doing all in their power to
assist the boycotted firm. It is said that
Mr. Banfield attempted to form an asso
elation with the object In view of en
deavering to bring such pressure to bear
upon the breweries that they would have
to get their fuel from him. The effort
failed, " as the breweries combined and
dm arrangements to get ruei rrom otn
r sources where none but union drivers
are employed.
Other companies are following their
lead, and It begins to' look aa if both
sides will soon be represented by glgan
tlo combinations with opposing ideas. The
conteat for ' aupermacy gives every evl
dene of being bitterly fought out
The men say that about all they intend
to do at present Is to enforce the bor
cott. They believe this will be sufllclent
to gain recognition from the Banneld
Veyaey ' Company. E. Tooley, the bual-
neaa agent of the union, say the situa
tion looks promising. A fight was made
against the same company a year ago,'
and it continued three months, resulting
in compromise. The present struggle has
been id existence but three weeks.
DOG EAT DOG
(Journal Special Service.)
ff PUEBLO. Colo., July H.-The Pu- -f
v- eblo Retail Liquor Dealers' Pro- -f
tectiv Association haa filed artt- -f
v- eles of Incorporation with the Sec- 4-
retary of State. The purpose of -f
this organisation Is1 to protect the
v- law-abiding retail liquor dealers of
Pueblo, and to punish those who
violate the ordinances, and to pre-
vent, if possible, the operation of -f
f "bUnd pigs." It Is stated In the
rf- Incorporation papers that the as-
- aoolation Is opposed 16 class legis-
lation. and that the members will
rt d everything they can to see that
ft- retell liquor dealers obey the ordl-
4- nances of the city.
MADE HER A -
NEW KNUCKLE
(Journal Special Service.!
CHICAGO. July K-In a remarkable
j surgical operation Dr. Nicholas 8enn has
succeeded In making a new knuckle for
the thumb Of Mrs. Thomas M. Hunter,'
wife of Aid. Hunter. Two years ago Mrs.
Hunter caught a splinter of wood under
her thumb nail. . Inflammation set in re
cently and resulted In blood poisoning.
Dr. Senn removed the knuckle and form
ed, a new one of strips of bone.
Got Many Curios.
Jeorge H, H lines, assistant secretary
of th Oregon Historical Society, has re
turned from a collecting trip up the Wil
lamette Valley In the interests of the or
ganisation., He secured many interesting
exhibits, which will be in Portland some
time thi week. While In Salem Mr.
Hlme attended the 60th anniversary of
th establishment of the Congregational
church. '
NORTHWEST NEWS
uvxajkaw BAKINGS, Col. H. C. de
Roo; an ex-ofneer of the Boer general.
pelarey, who is here, professes that peace
in tne Transvaal win not last two years.
? T a rtJfT v a . ., .
w jjjm. -a i-awson . qispatch says
v. ts. i-yrrei, a Canadian explorer now
here, says the Instruments recently found
cn Great Fish river, he thinks, belong to
lA-nare. e thinks the explorer .dead.
OLTMPIA, Wash. James S. Dedman,
an Idaho pioneer, Is dead. He drank
carbolio add In mistake for win. :
COLFAX, . Wash. Whitman County So
cialists hav nominated 'Frank B. wmte.
f St John, and R. C. Canfleld, of Col
fax,! for Sehators. - -
REISER, Idaho. Asayer J. W. Cur
. - - . - j p. .
ri. of Salt Lake, report values of $3513
gold and $29 silver in Thunder Mountain
er sent him by J. E. Haggerty. 1 ;
.OLTMPIA. Wasb.-Th Northern Fa
clflff has Just " sold a ' SOOO-acr tract of
timber land In Thurston pountr to the
Mason , County Logging' , Company for
6730.
imin-rT 4 ,-J? "ji.lr
. ....j, VWvo .
has arrived safe at Dutch Harbor, but
.with Iter food supply almost exhausted. I
mines and jwaNct
.
IU , V. Swaggtt, s well-known mining
and real estat man i Bumpier, caa jusx
returned mm. ira, w
jnere ai vi h--. w-.
ia separated from the Ootoon4 y
fraction, : It to aa tnstoa of th Co-
lumbla. "Vitln buyr.ar ,ow people,
who will commence tnklng on the prop
erty at once, E. H. Emery, on of the
purchasers, la now in fa otty
Arthur.. Conklin." editor of tha. Oregon
Mining JoarnaL at brant's Pass, was m
the eity Saturdar. Ha reoortx that mora
mtrt U being shown in th mining tn
I ouairy u Doumera wegOTi ium . kjmuu
than . for vral yeara, paat- -Manjfj new,
i claim ar unaergoing qeveiopmenu
- toe ;Well-koown .Plha . mln,;.i ttt
Greenhorn dlstrfctL , whisk; on 'yea ago-
was sold uMuagA awceupi vnuun
will aoo b equlpp-4 wJW iINrtap
'nliii. , Work "not. n done n the
Vela at praetittt Toroe'of nsn'lrf
1 running a croaouttunnl -which Jjaa- no
reached J4I feetwThUi! "eroaacut wlllrO
cdnttnued to a dtotne t9 f et;tapphg
tha vein at th 200-foot iUXJte .tun:,
nel ia wall timbered and 1 hi good shape,
in or at ine Douora' oi mo snaii-u
I aqualljaf goo aa nrst taken -ciu,
Governor ,T. Tv Qeea, has apfoijt(J 29
fleleaatea to represent this fttato at the
flfth annual convention of tke Inter
national Jllnniri',C"on-rf'B to be held in
uutte Mont., oeptemoei' .to ,,, -j.ne
delesates named are! Clark Taberf Fort-
land; Frank Balllet, Baker City; 3. H.
Bobbins,' Bumptar- Richard -WUaon, Fort-
land: Albert Oeiser, Baker City; J. W.
Virtue, Xelandji Wi T. -Orayaon, Fort
land; W. B. Pennis, Black Butte; Elmor
CJeavor, Prairie City; Kmtl Melrer, Bump-
ter; C E. Btevenaon. Roblnsonville; M. P.
Eg-gleaon, Aahland; Joseph A, Wright,
Pparta; ... . iprak. , Portland ; ; Anfftw
McQueen, Foftiand; B. lu. Qodicey. . J. a.
Clark,' Portland; Walter; McKay,' Port
land; John Lewis, Inland; J. O. Bo0th,
Grant's Pass; 'SC J. Jennings. Cottage
0rov; Zoetb Houser, Prairie City; Claud
Basehe, pumpter) J. H. Pomeroy, John
Day; V. C Sharkey, Blue River; Henry
Ankany, JaokaoSvlll.
MARLME NOTES.
.Th British bark Wyaford, from Royal
Roads, has arrived in port nnder chartei
to load wheat . tor Kerr,,Gltord A Co,
While the Wynfod was, dhfeharging her
cargo at Nagasaki, Japan, one of her
crew fell overboard and drowned.
Th German bark Octavla Jbas ' been
chartered to load wheat at Portland at
ISs. 9d. The Octavla Is cn route from
Hamburg to Santa Rosalia, and 1 now
due at the Mexican port. Sh haa aeyer
yet loaded at this port. She IK a vesael
of 2308 tons net register.
The number of vessels now en route
to Portland and the Bound Is the largest
on record. There is listed for Portland
end Puget Sound 50,000 tons net register.
Last year at this time the tonnage en
route to these ports was much less than
the figures given. In spite of the higher
freight rates paid then.
John Hermann, known along the water
front of the Sound and San Francisco
as "Bismarck," was murdered by the na
tives of St Lawrence Island early In
May. Charles A. Boyle, second mate of
the steam whaling vesael William Bay-
less, gave the new in a letter written to
friends at Seattle. Hermann was kHled
by medicine men of St. Lawrence Isl
and. They supposed he was responsible
tor a large number of deaths that have
occurred In the Indian tribe during the
past year.
The freight rates on coal between Aus
tralia and San Francisco and Honolulu
have fallen so low that vessels are re
turning in ballast rather than toad with
the product The rate paid to some ves
sels this year has been aa low as $2 per
ion.
Th big barge Telephone, recently built
at Aberdeen, Wash., to be used in carry
ing grain on . the Sacramento River, la
now en ifoute from- Grays Harbor, where
an was mint to the Golden Gate. She
carried abont 400,000 feet of lumber from
the American mills.
The German steamship Elba, a 6000-ton
vessel, has been chartered to load wheat
and flour at Portland for South Africa.
Following are the custom receipts for
the Sound ports for June:
Port Townsend
Tacoma
it i
18,613 16
Seattle
Everett
Whatcom
Blaine
u,ko I
231 W
117 27
Port Angeles.
io iv i
North nort ....
238 10
Aberdeen .....
Anacortes ....
3 n I
141 42 I
Sumaa
Nelson ,
1 a7 Q1 I
771 Z7 1
Total ........
.....47.$00 68
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
: jii
Earl C. Bronaugn and wife to Fred
uoeix, lot is, Diock 20, Arbor
Lodge a
Ellen Dugan to Daniel Dugan, west
nair lots 5 and 6, block 85, Sulli
van's addition..
Jacob Jensen to John H. Lelchtv.
coca iv, nrst isiec-
trie Aaauion
850
R. C. Wright and wife to Meridian
Investment 1 Trust Company.
north half of southeast quarter
and southwest quarter of southeast
quarter, section 2, township 2
north, range 2 west; also lots 7
and 8. block 22. Mt. Tabor Villa ...
United States Savings A Loan Com
pany to c. A. Larson, lot 13, block
18. Central Alblna...-.
1500
P. H. Marlay to Joaeph Weber, lot
20. block 16. Southern Portland
Lulu E. Donner to Elisabeth Sicker-
son, lots 1 to 13, inclusive, block
9. Maeely Hlarhland
2100
Portland Trust Company of Oregon
to jonn urorts, tots i ana i, biocx
6. Tremont Place ........v...........
Portland City & Oregon Railway
Company to tne uergon Water
Power & Railway Company, lots
along water-front in Bell wood with
all right, and franchises, also va
rious tracts klong water-front in
Clackamas County, east and west
of Willamette River, ; Including
southeast ouarter section M - (Isl
and), contalnina IS acres.... ......t.
Lewis A. Goddard and, wife, to
Frank R. TelL lots 4, 6. I and IS,
block 96. Caxuther'a Addition to
Caru there ......................... . . . ..
1200
Caspar ThUH to I. W Hoelblng,
iota in ana ib, Diocx j..ouHern.
oruana ,
University Land Company to J. M.
1460
Bturdevant . lot 21. block 23. Unl,
verltv Park.i..... . 200
i. v. Montagu to r. I. William, lot.
10, Block 823, Baloh' Addition.. -y '
Get row Title Insurance and" Ahatrs.n4s
ta Real Estate from the Tttta nnarantaa
t xruai KiOn vnamoer ox vemmerc.
An efflcisi report gtomttt fstlmated
parian railroads
aa M0,0t,'.
Worth iooklDg into- mirro
V THE MARKETS. :
i . in, tw,
m ot th ladda and ar beimr aoid at
I .nt doun.. r , uiu
M M rfc Utta- prte, A-large
Tou-Btit of Eastern and also of! local cold
I -.-. ,,,-w M .' t,.m..
and are bringing top quotations.- It is said
that there is several thousand cases of
ergs, stilt in cold storage. Farmers should
sell their eggs now as It is unlikely that
another advance can be made on th
prices. Ther was no receipts today.
.The provision market Is quite firm with
receipts light The prospects are that
price will not make any . further ad
Vance for; soma time, if at all. , At the
present time it looks more like a' decline
will take place soon. Meats are higher
this year than for many years past Th
prices at present have been unhearij of
for tbl season of the year. , There were
no receipts of local fresh meats today,
Butter still holds its own with the very
beat brands of creamery selling at 85
cents a pound.' Some of the lesser known
brands are still quoted at 22V4 cents. The
reason for the stiffness in th quotations
of butter is that the ice cream manufae
turers are using- such an enormous
amount of cream. Store and dairy butter
are firm at former quotations.
The vegetable market is entirely cleaned
up of vegetables today. The steamer Co
lumbia wpi arrive this evening from San
Francisco and the markets will be well
supplied tomorrow morning with - fresh
vegetable and small fruits of all kinds.
Tomatoes are In larger receipts today, the
California product being the only supply.
No changes appear In quotations.
The grain market la dull as Is usual be
tween seasona The quotations remain aa
formerly. .
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat-Nominal; Walla Walla, 8o!
bluestem. 70c; valley, flTc. 1
Barley Feed. I222J per ton.
Oata No. 1 whlta tl ftVh,1 !K trrav (1 in
A1 ,r " .
lour Best grades, 3.063.60 per barrel:
alley, 13: graham, $23.20.
Mllfstuffs Bran. 118 per ton; mlddllnga,
!2: shorts, chop, 117.60.
Hay-Timothy, WJ13; clover. S7:60i.
. BUTTER, EGGS. POULTRY.
Butter CreamM-V. 22Ujfi9Sf rlalrv 1KiB)
Uc; atore. 16ttS16c.
Eggs Vic per docen.
Cheese ruil cream, twins, lb013toe:
foung America, 14c.
Poultry nhlrkona mlr.,1 tl tlVTt. nc
do.; hena, $5.00 per dox.; broilers, 2.60'j)
8.00; fryers. $3.00(93.50; ducks. $3.003.60 ,ier
dps.: turkeys, live, 12V414c: do dressed,
W16o per lb.; geese. $4.005.00 per doa.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT,
Potatoes New potatoes, $1.25 per cental.
Onlona-Ca.1ffnrnln. pm) 11 91. Yiiniv
Danvers, $L401.60.
Tomatoes II. M ner frte- tlirnlna.
$l(Sil.25; carrots, 25c doa bunobes; beets.
26c per dosen bunches: peas. 2iAZe
per lb.;, asparagus, $1.25 per box; rad
ishes, per dos.. 12Wfil5o: sreen onions.
dox., 2'4&16c; cabbages, Oregon, 114c per
lb.; Oregon strawberries. wc per lb.;
Oregon rhubarb, 2c per lb.; artichokes.
er aos., 40Wo; lettuce, head, per dos.,
3o: California rreen orn. !.ro dosen:
asparagus beans, 6c per lb.; raspberries,
$1.75 per crate of 24 boxes: cranes. Art-
sona, $2.(0 per crate.
Oreen fruit Lemons. t4ffl4.B0: oranres.
$44.60 per box; bananas, Wiii; pine
apples, $3(9.50 per dox.; cherries, 75c $1;
peacnes, iw&wc; California plums, si.i.2S
box: apricots. 654i1K)c: musk melons. S3.2S
per dosen; watermelons, $4.50 per docen;
prunes, 75o per crate.
Dried fruit Sun-dried apples, sack or
apricots, llVi12c; peaches. llo; pears,
SfflSc: prunes. Italians, 34c: figs. Califor
nia blacks, Zftp4c; do white. 6c; plums,
pitted, 6&o.
GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC
Sugar Cube. $4.76: crushed. $4.75:
powdered, $4.60; dry granulated, $4.60;
extra C, $4.10: golden C. $4.00: beet
granulated, $4.46 per 100 lbs., sack baaia;
oarreia, iuc; nair Darrois, ac; poxes, ouo
per 100 lbs., above basis. Mo per lb. dis
count for prompt cash; maple, 12VsUo
per pound.
Coffee Mocha, 2328e: Java, fancy,
HKlHUci Java, good, 2Utf24c; Java, ordi
nary. 18020c; Costa Rica fancy. lmo:
Costa Rica, good, 1Q4j18c; Costa Rica,
ordinary, 10l2c per pound: Columbia
roast. $11: Ar buckle's. 811.12 list: Lion.
$10.3 list; Cordova, $11.13: Tosemlte, $11.
Bait Bales, zs, 88, 4s, z.st; 6s, ius, 2.10;
Fine table and dairy, 60s. per sack. 54c:
Liverpool, 54c; Worcester, 86c; Worcester,
puis., uuia, ku ius., o.a.
but coarse, nan grouna, luua, per ton,
$2.15; 60s per ton, $20.05.
Honey Fancy white, 1415c; light am
ber. 12V14c; dark amber, 10lio.
Grain bags Calcutta. $6.606.76 per 100
for July-August
Nuts reanuts, bqtc pee pound for
raw, SVMc lor roastea; cocoa nuts, 86
too per doxen; walnuts, lS13Vtc per
Fc
ound; pine nuts, lmuwo; hickory nuts.
c; chestnuts, iau(aa per arum; Bra-
cans, ivtritw, miuiuuua, unwiw; cocoa,
nuts. DOc rjer dox.
rnal OlfCases. 20Uc nap PM 1 Inn tiaM.
reis, vk; tanaa, ic
Rice, Imperial, Japan No. L Co; No. 1
VtC; rcW vriesns, ngiio.
Salmon Columbia Klver, ene-poun1
tails. $1.75; two-pound talis, $2.40; fancy
one-pouna uais, i.oa, uou-uouna iancy
$1.25; two-pound tans, z.
Beans Small vhlte. Via: large white
1 l-6c: Pink. $e; bayou, $4t0: 11 mas. Mto.
unDa wnni a wr, utiico
Hops 17Vawl8o per pound; contract 12
4P14C.
i wool XMominai: vauey, ufuc; Jat
ern Oregon, r$12Hc.
Sheepskins onearinga, 152tic; short
wooL 25Qi3ic: medium wool, WmOc: lona
Taflow Prime, per pound. 404Mc: No.
2 and grease, 2H8c.
tildes ury niaea no. i, i pounds and
up. 1515c per pound; dry kip. No. 1.
v . 1 K MM..na IHa, n. ..If V' . . '
S pounds, 16e; dry-salted, bulls and stags.
one-imra tea iuu r uiui. saitea niaes,
steers, sound, 00 pounds and over. &S9c:
SO to 60 pounds, 7VW8c: under 60 pounds
and cowa, 7c; stags and bulla, aound, 69
5H; kip, sound. 15 to SO pounds, 7c; veal.
sound, iv to i pounaa, ic; cair, aound,
under 10 pounds, 8c: green (unaalted). le
per pound less; culls 1c per pound leas;
horse hides, salted, each, f.502; dry,
arh. glffil.OO: colts' hides, each. iffiflmW
goat aklna, common, each, 1015c; An
gora, Wltn wool so, eacn, iracQSi.
Monair swm
MEATS AND FKOVISIONB.
Fresh meats Beef, prime. 77c? nnrtr
77V4o per lb.; veal, 6H7Ho! mutton, 21A
I QZVaC, dressed, tW&te per lb.; cows, t&
7c; bulls, 46Vic per lb.; lambs, 6WiQ Per
lb.
Hams, paeon, etc Portland pack
(Western) hams, 14(8l44e. picnic. 11c i lb.:
breakfast bacon. lbVrC lb.: liaht id
13o lb.; backs, 12fl3c; dry salted.
siaea, uw; aneo nee. aetts ic; insldes
and knuckles, 18o per lb.; outsldea,
Ue per lb..' Eastern Backed hama
under IS lbs., 15ttc; over 18 Ibs. 164o;
fancv. 16c: olenio. 12o: ehouldara. i.
dry salted Bides, unsmoked. 18o: bresk.
... Kamb. Id. lt.Mn .1 M . .
becks, unsmoked, Vtfre; smoked, -2Mc:
1 a.a. IOjCiI. ' ' '
Lard Kettle leaf, 1354c; steam rendered.
13c, tierce basis. .
Bits of Sentiment, v
Too needn't pick up any worrle Tou
tan get them anywhere aa you go along.
-Mrs. A, V: T. Whitney. : ; v ,
The best use we can make of our Itf ts
to live so that w shall be a benediction
to very on w tpfet-J. R. Miller.
Pride IB h devil's stratagem, who. like
an expert wrestler, gives a maa a lift be
fore he give him a throw. South. .
Thoughtlessness Is never an xcus for
wrag-doinc. Our hasty action disclose
a nothing else our habitual IaUng,
Walter T. nltf t
Rebuild Phoenix Iron Works
Th directors f the Phoenix Iron
JMULJMltitefL . "build thir
works, and have bought a half block' on
East , Third street near Hawthorn
avenue, and will begin the work of erect
ing the new . buildings as soon as the
plan hav been finished. Three build
lng .will be erected, a machine and
boiler shop, 70 by 100, and two stories In
height: a foundry, 60 by 80, and a pat-
Tarn shop, $0 by 60. The company nas
ordered aa entlr set of new machinery
which will b of the latest pattern.
If you ar tbinkln; oi building or r
pairing at th Paach, why not (e
H. E. CHRISTI ANSON
Contractor and Builder,
SKAVIEW, WASH.
Pi O. Dwaco, Wash.
NEW TODAY.
AUCTION SALES.
BY-
Ford's Auction House
Wednesday, July 16, at 182 First
Street, at 10 A. M.
On above date we will sell at auction
the furnishings of a large dwelling, com
prising parlor, dining and bedroom furni
ture, carpets, rugs, mattings, . pictures,
lace curtains, portieres, etc.; also kitchen
safes and treasures, cook stoves, camp
stoves. Charter Oak range and many oth
er useful lots. . -
Note. At 11 a. m. we will sell an elec
tric Edison phonograph.
Friday, July 18, at 182 First
Street, at 10 A. A.
We will offer a miscellaneous lot of use
ful goods. Our Friday sales are becom
ing very popular, and are well patron-
iieu. . it win pay you to b trend this sale,
and secure some of tha bargains offered.
H, FORD, Auctioneer.
PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN DRY DOCK.
PORT OF PORTLAND, 660 Worcester
Block, Portland, Or.
Sealed proposals will be received and
opened on July 26, U02, at 4 p. m., at the
above office, for a floating wooden dry
doek of five sections,! according to plans
and specifications prepared by James E.
Blackwell, consulting engineer. Dexter
Horton buliolna. Seattle. Wash., and now
on. file In the office, o,f the .Port of Port-
tanu.
A certified check of 3100.00. drawn to
the order of the Port of Portland, must
accompany the application for plans.
wnicn check, will be returned to the
drawer upon the return of the plans and
specillcatfons to th undersigned.
A certined check for I6000.W must nc-
company each bid, guaranteeing that the
bidder will enter into a contract satis
factory to the Port of' Portland, and give
bond for the faithfu) performance should
the contract be awarded him.
The right to reject any or all blda or
to waive defects Is reserved.
Flans, specifications and full. Informa
tion can be obtained bv armlvlnir to this
office, or No. 71. Dexter Horton building,
Seattle, wash.
B. T.4-C. BTEVENS,
Cleflt of the Board.
IV AttaahmeDO. Eschana-ad. Hank
Ranalrad. Paraaoa SVnawrlbM UMmm 1
for all Machlnn. IiamJMian, Oarboa Fa- I
per, aad miacellaneonf TTPawrltar poppllea I
and Furniture. nTssoaaanaau tnuiaass I
without cusoa.
Wycloff, Seams 8 Benedict
m aJii urn w i r ': j'l .'ii'H'
49 Stark St, Portland, Or.,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINQ. .. .
The annual meeting of the stockholder
of The Title Guarantee ok Trust Com
pany will be held at the offices of tha
oompany, in the Chamber pf Commerce
building, Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday.
July 22, 1902, at 3:30 p. m.1 '
T. T. BURKHART. Secretary. ;
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HALL'S safe, standard of the world;
safes sold on easy payments; trade your
old safe for a new one. Morris Safe at
Lock Co., 91 First st
FOR
BALE One-horsepower electric
motor for sal cheap.
tap. Inquire of caah-
ler. this onice,
PERSONAL.
A B. Devere, the specialist in treatment
of hair and scalp. 600 The Dekum
phone Red 2849. .un.
A "FIRST HONOR" High School grad
uate, teaching experience, will teach
backward pupils. Excellent references.
Terms reasonable. Address "W," oar
. Th Journal.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE on Sellwood st
near aOVariiiTf iv-av, vii suian iiiunin.y p&y
menU. H. Iv. Cite. 701 Chamber of
UiOUUI. XV. JJ. V.a IV. V1 VJ
Commerce; 'phone Mala ISO.
DONALD G. WOODWARD, 248 Btark St.
KM.ai atl til tl r-o niMl DKnn -- b.p
gssoua uaaww UVIIO XB.lt tU K.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and
teams; wood-choppers: farm bands and
milkers; work of all kinds In and out
of city for men and -women;. 20-day
guarantee on every ticket Call and see
ua. ' . . .....
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCT.
22p Morrison; branches, M7 BlirnsldeAa4
u nuua a Atria.' . :
WANTED Competent bookkeeper, with
reierriivT.. wj -a buu-k sc. d &S.
8. Buchanan.- - it-
WANTED 12 boys, 14 or 15 year old. for
journal ruuiea. m.vvr an Journal
office, 282 YamhUl st , ... -i ;i ... "
INSURANCE.
Buffer, Burgard A Co.. 261 Waahlngton st
TRUNK FACTO..Y.
Harris Trunk t o., trunks.
trunks, vaUsta. aatak.
i. etc.. m aaornson mt,'
$3
and
; ? 11 -- v;
- ROOMS FOR RENT-
. ? .4
435 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely "furnished
front rooms; all conveniences; suitable
,.,.,m..BmJltAm. gentlemen.
NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS, light and
airy. 2J 7tA tusot Jhon and
Sato. -
THE ROSB-m, 1st, oor.? BaImon!".l
gant rooms: transient solicited. Pbon
-.Red UBL ' - .. , , vr.
afmvTaTTnn trvf nartti ... a.
TamhlU; transient solicited. Tat Brown
an.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, tel. 28$
Yamhill, near cor, Weat Park, Phone
Oreen 622.
THE BURBANK. 234 Tamhlll-Well-fur.
nlshed front rooms and board; also
table board.
THE LOCKWOOD. 25114 Morrison St.
Furnished rooms; transient Phone Ore
gon Mouth 606.
UAnHA iTAN CUUKf-Brick DUliainsrr
steam beat newly-furnished. $11V Btark.
THE CASTLE 272 Wash.; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient. Tel. South 76L
CLAI RVOYANT.
MADAM BJ JOHNSTON, trance medium;
reading- dally: cards, 25c; clairvoyant,
60c; NO SIGN. 251 Fifth st
MRS. BTEVENS, the leading Palmist and
Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all
affairs of life; readings. fiOo. iUlVs Mor
rison st
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d at Tel. Oak 7. Ves
sels and machinery of all kinds de
signed. JkTTORN EY8. .
Pax ton. Beach $ Simon, 610 Chamber of
Commerce.
James Oleason, 2 and $ Mulkey Building.
A88AYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel, Aaaayer and Analyatsti
gold dust bought 228 Stark st
BARBERS.
Joseph Reldel, iSlt Morrison st
BATHS.
Snowden Bathrooma 8UH Wash., room 1.
napor oatna, massage ana eiecirm
treatments.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
LEW1S-STENUEK Barber Bupply Co.
Ortnaing of all sharp edge tools a ape
chUtyri61 Flrat St
Bicycles.
"M I, Merrill Cyel Co.,
luo-iii Uth at.
B00T8 AND 8H0E8.
A. Dryeni7irjhird7t"
J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 442 Washington.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Johtt, A. Melton, carnanter and builder.
$07 Stark -st.; office and atore natures
built . and remodeled, altering and re
paring hou.es. 'Jf hone Main 747.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
UvMitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight s
Shoe Store, m Washington st. Phone
nvw 143.
CONFECTIONERY.
A J. Caff man, Chocolates and Bon Bona,
w wasmngton st
W. J. Powell. Candles and Cigars. 420
Washington" st
CYCLI8T8 AND MACHINERY.
Sewing Machlnea and Bicycles. 23S Mor
rlann itnul
CORNICES SKYLIGHTS.
Skylights,
Galvanised Iron Cor-
C Bayer. 2U6 Second st
COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co.
coal and wood.
dealers la all kinds of
S44 Morrison st
reysey
st Pt
80 Third
hone Main 863 and Col. 873.
DEf4TI3T8.
S. M. Hamby, D. D. S., room 8 Wash
ington Bldg., Waahlngton and 4th gts,
Theodor S. Thompson, S0-S1 Washington
Bldg., Washington and Fourth sis.
Phone Jiood 414. .
P. 8. Langworthy, room 7 and 8 Benson
Building, 2811s Morrison street near
J Fifth.
DRUGGISTS.
O. P. 8, Plummer, 260-262 Third st
Row tc Martin, Sixth and Washington.
Frank J. Btrclblg, 242 Washington st
Laue-Davls Drug Co., 176 2d st Phone 642.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical - Work Office, 292
Washington st
Western Eleotrio Worka 206H Wash, st
FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE.
BE L '' Estats and General Business
Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St
POR SALfteReal estate' office, with a
nice, list .properties. 292 East Morri
son ,st i4(-
HAT ' MANUFACTURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS -AND RENO-
VAiuiw-viiijr piaca in fortiana Tor
good work: union -hatter. Boston Hat
Company, 82 Fourth street j phone Black
1832.
ENGRAVERS.
Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company, Mor
rison, DerwesQ rirsi ana second sts.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co.; 227 Burnslde at
FURRIERS.
The Sllvertteld Fur Mfg. Co., 2S8 Morri
son st.
GROCERS.
T. Dresser Co.. 240-842 Waahlngton st
HAIRDRESSINQ. MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store. 202 Washington at. up-to-date
hair dressers.
Rosenthal Sister Wtg-maklng and man
icuring, w sum at. nopa III.
HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere. European plan. Fourth
ana Aiaer bib.
HAY AND GRAIN.
W. 8. Leutbers, U0 North Third st. Lime,
Bhuace ena luwu.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Horn . Furnisher Furniture,
Carneta.
fsnor vvup, .iw, on, i, vvw-
nrta Bona, 172-178 First 219-225 Yam
See I. Qv-
hill. Both Pfione ua
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towel .Dally. Comb, brash, soap.
r montn. ivoveiiy euppiy t'o., 40-
MASSAGE.
MDME. H. B. ELY. DermatologlBt map-
sag, tiactrio treaunsais. imvs f irst at
RAItROAD
Railroad Co.
DEPOT FIFTH
AND I STREETS.
Leave.
Arrives.
For Maygera, Rain
ier, Clatskanle, West
port. Clifton. Asto
ria, Warrenton, Fla
vel, Hammond, Fort
8:00 A.M.
11:10 AM.
Stevens, Oearhart
Pkv Seaside. Aatorla
ana Seashore Ex
press, Dally.
Astoria Express,
Daily, ex. Saturday.
:00 P.M.
1:40 P.M.
Portland Seaside
Express, Saturday
t:20 P.M.
only.
I union uepot.
J. C. MAYO. General Passenger
rg(
eat
Astoria, ur.
PORTUVND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting steamers tor Ma
nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvoatook.
For rates and full Information call on
or address officials or agent of th O.
R. 6 N. Co.
JEWELERS.
Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, WaUhes, etc,
4 Third st,, -..i-.V
The L. C. Henrichsen Co., Jewelers and
opticians, 234 Washington at
Th O. ' Hsltkemper Co manufacturing
Jewelers, Istl MorrUoa t
MONEY Jtt LOAN, h-
MONET to Loan on- City - tot and im
proved farms. W. Av Bat eV.Co MS
Klerk Street i-
MONEY LOANED On furniture, pianos,
etc. ssn . anorr.ison st.
W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10
tvasningtoin iiunaing. fnone ciooa uj,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Flute, guitar, man3ofinand J"banJohv
struction. . rror.'K. a. tsmitn, resiaenoe
264 Twelfth. Phone Brown 68$.
PATENT' FOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE, at a saorrnea, H interest in
a valuable patented asphalt paving pro
cess; lias Men operated successfully.
Address Box 12L-Jotfrnal offloen
PAWN BROKERS.
toTiTrjSarRSat
Portland Loan Office, Dan "Marx, prop..
74 Third st. near Oak. Phone Brown 476.
Unci Myers, Jeweler. 143 third st
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ETwTaloore, crayon and 'oil portratuT
inira ana wasmngton sta
REAL E8TATI.
The King Real Estate Association.
72$
Chamber of Commerce.
Chaa HKorell, real estate and mortgage
loan. ' tai waamngton. sum sa.
MONUMENTS.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work, so Third t isumata on
first-class work and stock only.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffo House.
Below
Imperial Hotel.
Btrouse's Restaurant S2 Washington st
City Chop Hous and Restaurant U Third
St., w. .
SIGN WRITER.
Jessie Waddell, Sign Writer, mw Taylor
street Pbon Hood 17a. Portland.
8LOT MACHINE8.
All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec
ords. Transcontinental Machln Co., 841
- Waahlngton at
8T0RAGE AND TRANSFER.
C O. Pick, office 88 First st, bet Stark
and Oak; phone 06. Pianos aad furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse.
Front and Clay sta
BMajaaaMpaBSMBSBBsMI
Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and
Packer. Charles M, Olsen, 128 First
street
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street All makes or typewriter
for
rant. Buoolle for all maehln.
L.
M. Alexander A Co., agents.
TICKET OFFICE8.
5verlaTrdcWn5fDe7T4
to $20 saved to all point.
WA-LL PAPER.
H. P. Cbrlstensen, . wall papers,:' and
painter. 141 Seventh at, corner Alder.
Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper and dec
orations. 127 First st.
WINE DEPOT.
THE COLUMBUS California Wine De
pot P. Lorati, Prop. Ail klnda wine, Be
glas. Fine wines, liquors and cigars.
Headquarter for cooks, waltora and
bartenders. 148 Fourth st i Or, phone
Main T6L
BANKS.
LADD & TILTON, BANKERS.
Established In 1SS9.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Itnerent allowed on tiro deposits.
Collections made at all points on fa
vorable term. Letters of credit Issued
available In Europe and all points in,
the United States. . J
Bight Exchange and Telegraphic!
Transfers sold on New York, Washing
ton. Chicago. St. Louis. Denver, Omaha,
San Francisco, and various points In
Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Montana
and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Paris, Ber-.
Tin, Frankfort, Hong Kong, Yokohama
Manila and Honolulu.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
with which is amalgamated
THE- BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paia up a,vv.vw
Reserve 2.000,000
Transacts a, Kumrni unn.illB uunilitffll,
iiV I BANK DEPARTMENT.
. .AAimti nnened for sums of 210 and nn.
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rate on application,
244 Washington st , ,
XjOXVOH 4 FRANCISCO BANK.
LIMITED.
Chamber of Commerce Building, Thffd
ana Biern pirnwiB.
Head office, 55 Old Broad street London.
Thia bank transact a general banklna?
business, make loans, discounts bills and
Issues letters of credit available for trav
elers and the purchase of merchandise la
a.nv cltv of th world. Deals In foreign
and domestice exchacga, - ,
Interest paia on time deposits. '
H W. A MACRAE. Manager. .
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. P
PORTLAND. OR. . . -
J, Frank Watosx.
...... ...President
K. u. uurnam. .............. vre--resident
R. W. Hovt ....................... ...Caahlap
Geo. W. Hoyt ............Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL A KIN J
s United State Depositary. 1 . 1
Drafts and letters of eredlt Isauai avail.
aM tn all narts of th world . . .
couecuons a specialty, uoia ust Bought
TIME TABLED
ratnnpiiiiiiir
Without Change of Crs ,
. BET WEEK .
POUD
A
RUN OVER -
CHICAGO & NORTH
t -
WESTERN RY:
TIME 70 Hours to Chicago
A. C. BARKER, "
Oenersl Agent C. N. W. Railway,' 'r,
153 Third St., Portland, OregOB.
east
SOUTH
Depot Fifth and
i Btreet.
I OVERLAND EX.1
8:30 p m
2:20 a m
(PRESS TRAINS. 17:41 BB
lor oaiem, ttose-
burk.Ashland. Sao.
ramento. oadan. m-M n a
nan a runciaro. md
Jave. Los Angeles,
El Paso. New Or
leans and tne East
At Wo odbn rnh
(dally excent Bun-i
day), morning train
connects -with train
for. aft. A rival1 su.
vertou, Browns-
'fill. UmI..II.M
and Natron, and
Albany Local for
ml Angel and BU
verton.
4:00 p a
7.-30 a m
4:M p m
Albany passenger t
uv nnrnn. ..rfR.1 a
Oorvallfs passengerW:6 p as
Sheridan passengerf
t::
Dally. HDally exoept Sunday. r ,
i.HSbSt t,ck nl between Port..
Ia. gaeramento and Ban Francisco. Net
rates $17.60 flrst-class and 214 aaoond-elaa. .:
Becond-plasa Include sleeper; nrst-oias i
does not
Rate and tickets to Eastern point and
Also JAPAN. CHINA HONO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob
tained at Ticket Office. No. 264, coraafx
Weahington and Third. ,M
YAMHILL DIVISION. . '
Ptlsenger Depot foot of Jeffersofl 8t
Jfv Portland daily 7:2. a. mJTu V
1:66, 8:26, 4:40, 8:26. 8.28 p. m. Daily x-i
cept Sunday. 1:30, 9:40 a. m, 1:05, UM p.(
m. Sunday only, 9 a. m. t ,
Arrive Pottland dally. 1:20, 10:60 a. m4
1:35, 2:10, 4:20, 1:15, 1:4tf. 10 p.m. Dally,
except Sunday, 8:35, 8:4, 10:60 a. a.; ex.
cept Monday. 12:48 a. m.; Sunday aly,
10.06 a. m.
Leave for Dallas daily except Sunday.
6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:29 a. m.' ,
Passenger train leave Dallas for Airli .
Mondays, Wednesdaya and Friday at 3:6 ' .
p. m. Return Tuesdays and Saturday.
Except Sunday. . ' ' ; j
V. A SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent
W. E. COMAN, Freight and Passenger i;
Agent j.
f ... ,-
TIME CARD ;
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND 1;
. DenartL
Arrivev
North Coast Limited... 2:09 p. m. t:00 a. m,
Twin City Express....U:80p. m. 10 p. m.
Kansas city ana Bt
Louts Special ....... :2S a. tn. ' 11:10 P. m. ,
Puget Sound Limited. 8:36 a. m. 2:4 p. m, :
i ' ,- . - i
Take the Paget Sound Limited for ,
Olympla, South Bend and Gray Harbor
Solnta All train dally. Four train
ally to Tacoma and Seattle. Thre ,
through to th Eaat -,. v
A D. CHARLTON. - i
Asst. General Pas. Art, ' ;
256 Morrison street ' Portland, Or,
UNION Pacihc
if
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST '
"' (HIM
lQlO06N.St1ASl--
1 iRojjfialpl
I Arrtv. J"
LT
UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrtv. .
CHICAGO-PORTLAND 9.00 am 4 -nl pmt , .
SPECIAL. . Dally Daily . , ,
For th East via Hunt. . - i !
lngton. ' l ' ,
gP6KANE FLYER. '' :16 put "' '
For Eastern Washing- Dally IMUf . , .
ton. Walla Walla. Lew- h' -"
Iston, Coeur d' Alene and ' ' f 1 - ' '
Gt Northern polnta : , .; ' , . ,
AfLANTIC EXPRES3T 8:64 pm 8:10 ant'' f ' .
For tha East via Hunt- Dally Dally
lngton. I , , ,
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEPTJLEL
FOR SAW FRAN- J From . .
- CISCa " Ains- ,,.'!' -
S3. Gen, W. Elder - . worth .WP h- ,
June 1, 11, 21. ' - Dock ' v '
S3. Columbia- 8:00pm , ,
- Jun f, 1. 29. .
FOR ' A6TO"RIA and (coo pm 6rOD pm' J i-
way points, connecting Daily Dally ' - .
With etr. torllwaco and x Sun as Sua
North. Beach, atr. H- sat 1 - t '
salo. Ash street dock. ' p m " ,
FOR CORVALUa. and TSTIuT .00 pin' f
way , points, steamer M on., . Tuaav, -
Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed Thur.,
(Water permitting.) Frt Sat.
FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:001)1 i T
City add Yamhill River Tuea.. ' 1 .
points, atr. Modo. Asa Thur, i..
Street dock. gat tt
(Water permitting.) .
TICK.ET OFFICE, Third ii '
ton. leWhoni, . . i V -