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nw Moos band. Soma Mm Ago the I local lodge appropriated 11000 to buy I AMERICAN FLAG TORN TOWN TOPICS 'B'gSgrlH'S! .11 UII ter, however. Is something which I do not feel' I should state." L. Sharp, chief of the field division of the -general land of flee for Oregon, said he has every confidence tit his subordinate, Undorwood. Stevens represents -u.

number nf people who are seeking to the old latter county 11 years before coming to Portland in the spring of 1864. COOS BAY RAILROAD TO CARRY MUCH COAL S. Announces Plans Under Way to Handle Traffic on Completion of Line, uniforms for this organization. An ex tensive athletic program has been ar-l ranged. In addition ''to this a voting I contest will be held on the grounds fori the most popular Moose in Oregon and I there will be a baby show.

A number I of delegations have already arrived from different points in the northwest for tomorrow a celebration Salter to Weak on BocUllsvm. A. I Harris, editor of the Portland Labor I Press. Will sneak tomnrrrtw arturnnnn 3 o'clock at 27 Yamhill street, third floor, on the subject, "Before Socialism. i wish to hear the prelude to Socialism are Invited.

lecture is the first of a series, for ths fall and winter. I Commercial Travelers' Xanoa.coun ell No. 84, United Commercial Travelers, w11 Inaugurate Its usual social season I tonight with a banauet and dance at the I Automobile club, on the Sandy river, nunama ana nriy memoers ana iiivir menus win snare in me enter talnment, leaving the city at 7:30 p. m. Brick Building on Hood street, be- to.

Ar. RbWa ai.i- 36xl00. Good Tight" low insurance. Juat 'w msurance. Jut thf Plac 'or "Kht manufacture.

Lo- catted on car tracks. Low rental; long lease. Call or address C. Jackson Journal business office usines, office. aiwib Off For the week Wtenly with one holiday In- -mounteT tn v.c.wua to 8.261,456.84, as compared I wlln for the corresDondlna on ear ago.

The loss amounts 1 10 per cent. I to f.f.a.-J EE? for steaUna-a ban1ofrnm Tha lmumm. -v ni hofli a 7r wh Deleave. vaugnrj recovered It I I "DUO XtlDTSTT Opens Setitember I ah departments tha mihiln li. Pn in me new building.

iu amnui. Monday morning, Bepieraoer periodical department will wuao hi mo uiaDunoing September 6. Taeatloa Over, welcome home. iei us maxe your housecleanlng a little easier, and renovata your mat- tresses and pillows. Portland Curled Hair Mattress factorv.

16th and Loveloy sts. Main 224. A-1874 Madam. An exceedingly large vari- ety of exclusive single Datterna of for. 1 1 I I I I I AMUSEMENTS HEILIO eimntt anil Mnrriuin.

Dark 'T For- lYRlC-rourth and Stark. Keating Flood Miislral Co mad Company In "A Mgbt Out." COLUMBIA Sixth between Waablngtoa and Htark streets. Motion picture OAKS AMUSEMENT PARtf-Ruinl's Orcheatra 2, "r' "rD00n rortiana ts. Bcattia, noruweai league, called 8:15. FAIRS AND FESTIVALS PENDLETON HOUND-UP Sept.

11. 19 and IS. stnV'a OREGON state FUR Salem. Septem- MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR Grtaham, Weather Conditions. Portland and Tlelnlty Fair tonight and Son day nortneaatariy winds Orcson end WiihintoQ Kilr tonight and Sunday! cooler tonight with light froat, except near tna coaat; noi tueaaterlir wlnda.

Idaho-ralr; cooler tonlghl with light froat; Sunday fair. THEODOUB F. UKAKK, Actlug DUtrlct rorecaater. 1 1 wB mm mw i ths attorneys for L. C.

Hammer to move for a new trial within the 60 days pro- vmea Djr anui gulng a motion for a new trial this momln. Denutv District Attorney Maguire called the attention of Circuit Mnr.nw tha ta ft that th statutory time and I Judge Mor- VTr vCnt: UUUHS iUUl aaw -w yVi I nmith a tract of r.I oT-r HrV, convtcdf r-am. unt1i aantanna of from one five years for tllO Crime. aranl Ante Srlvera PlneO- Seven violators or me tranic law were Deiore tne municipal court mis morning. K.

Lent was fined 120 for auto speed- lng. J. H. Tipton was nneo i ror noi displaying lights on his automobile. Al Loomla was fined for being lntoxl- caiea wnue armng an auio.

waino Und was fined 825 for motorcycle speeding. Cases against Clifford Con- rad and L. St. Clatrs for reckless driv- lng were dismissed. The case against John Maler for motorcycle speeding will be heard September 11.

Authorities Investigate rtra Inves- tlgatlon of the fire Wednesday In the stors of Samuel Lorber at 247 Front street caused the man to arpear before uiv aisinua aiiorney, wneie no was oiuaw uTOuuura num. ui uiuvo- lves upieman ana now nave cnarge or the case. Isadore Ureenblatt, clerk in me siore, was aiso mnen peiore ina I i. a 1 a. I i1" "veral my-ieriouB leaiurea.

erai loagers ax tne Knempiais noui were endangered by the blase. Ho One Blamed for Aooldenv That Adolph Johnson met death by an un- avoidable accident Wednesday afternoon at first ana Tayior atreets was me ver- diet of a Jury before the coroner yes- terday afternoon. The Invalid wife was taken to the Inquest by friends, who elgn woolen novelties will be shown vonUa of tan as mav ba nereaaarv to keen Ir i i LmDiem MarKIng 116 BetWeen Great Britain and S. at Skagway Desecrated. The Pasadenans who went on to Alas- ka after visiting the Rose Festival In Portland, found at Skagway, on the In- U.rnatinni hnundnrv h.twn Alaska an Canada, th.

Am-riran flan- torn Urnm its nola and Ivlnar a han of crum- nlarl men nn tha arnunnV the party was James R. Patterson, formerly of Pasadena, now of Portland. He Inaugurated a movement among the sxcurBiuuiBial iu oeinana ma uaneu 7 7 JUl n7 States government that respfcet for the flaK at tne boundary which was located onlv after much trouble should be com- mucn ni De com ii j. Resolutions have sine, been adopted ana Bigueu uj ve iuvuiuvib iiia ty asking that a steel flag pole be raised and that the flag be guarded. Mr.

Pat leraon recoivea loaay a copy ot me raa- olutlons. Amarlcans Were HomlUatsd. "At Skagway, after passing through Uaa.A avi.lnU ail XX TU 1 A tlouS to the International boundary," reads the preamble, "all American, were nocKea' "urprisea ana numuiausa ai a spectacle there presented. Here, at tne line finally agreed upon between Great Britain and SUl. 4 MMi.rniiorotr vh th liort flUltmAI uHnm in' a tlm a Ir-nlpn erprtod hv tha offlr.ial survey- h.

aide of which was a flag pole. On one of these a small edition of Ahe Union jack was flying; the other was bare. tha halliard weatherworn and broken and tne flag. Giory' itself, lying a small, dirty heap of rags on the ground, to our everlasting shame be It told." The resolution reada that: "This most Important flag should be maintained at anv cost: the Dole should ba of atael tha halliarda of conner wire rope or better still, nail it to the mast, and the flag- itself should be of the larg- Lit nrnnor anil it ahould ha ranawad Its broad stripes and bright stars in anrh condition aa to aand a thrill of 1ov through avarv natrlotio aonl that atanda in tha nrMeru-n of tha flasr piao- Should Ba Guarded. inn on ii('ifir rt i inn iicirr fir hi ini a.

1" "I -1 I IA riM I If 1 1 Willi 1IIIN MI1UU1 1MI1L uuiv. ui Td To It that tha hon- i. tt J. E. Hinds, Pasadena, chairman; A.

Mh Inhn CI Tin 1 1 arf i Aid ll "T.l. Jersey City, N. James R. Patter- or Jersey nly' antes k. ratter- BUU uniai.u, ui son.

of Portland; R. R. Black, of Mlchl Ean; blmeon B- Chittenden, rew York; George S. Payson. of Portland.

Maine; B. Chittenden K. wlcKy, or ban Jane lty, c. k. 111 i .1.

V.1 I I louu, ah arc 111 tiio uauib ui iineiiiia In southern California. I A letter has been received from Gov-In tt- i l6 ernor j. r. a. Dirunjj, oi me i 1 1 1 i of Alaska, approving the movement.

STORMY SCENES MARK EFFORT TO SETTLE SUIT An effort to settle the suit of Charles Coopey against L. Y. Keady and A. F. Swensson to secure a portion of the commission earned as the result of the sale of the holdings of the Oregon Real Estate company to English interests re- cently for approximately $2,500,000, was mirked bv stormv scenes and was un- successful yrai.aay, Circhlt Judge Davis refused to die solve a tamDOrarv lnlunctlon aanurad the commission.

Judge Davis ordered that $50,000 worth of stock which they in tha nw hMHim, i Lun mvm.nt h. h.M that ruuv k. I he receive a Judgment when the case Is tried. Coopey had an option for the Irnla nf tha nrnnartv uhlrh avnlrail nrlnr to th, and clalm, that the notion was verbally extended. On this ground nn thi.

--a he asks for a share of the commission. OREGON TRUNK TRAIN MAKES RAPID TIME A long.fr-l.ht train on the Oregon Trunk railroad made a rapid run be tween Bend and Fallbrldge Thursday. taking 8,000 lambs to the eastern mar- kets. The train, with 26 cars, left Bend 9:80 a. arriving at Fallbridge at 2:80 p.

making up four hours on the SHREDS HMD NINA BOUNDARY I I I I I I I I I h. to III i i of 1 'J l- lln on. i hi ha? Dr. A. E.

Pagan of Washington, D. (s registered at the Portland. T. H. Thompson- of Corvallls Is a guest at the Cornelius.

Mrs. Jesse T. Duryea of Brooklyn, N. 'accompanied by the Misses Dorothy and Helen Duryea, is at the Portland. General A.

Taylor. United States rmjr' Portland. He Is sccom- panted by Mrs. Taylor. General Taylor Is a-distinguished veteran of ths Civil War.

He retired from the service In 1904. Rev. Julian K. Smyth, who will preach tomorrow at the Church of the New Je- aTuest at the Portland. so far romana has first cnoice, Bald H.

S. Willard, a blast furnace manufacturer ana Danker or weusion, Ohln annaklnar of his 10 months' reai- donee in the west this morning. "It Is poB8ibie I shall move out to this part come to a decision as to where I shall iort. Portland la flrat choir- far" "5 a i-h. Mr- MTd spent four months at San vl6gQ lag).

wlnter and was two months the Mojave desert. This summer he h4- bee travelins Canada, going as far north as Prince Rupert while in Portland Mr Willard Is belns LK of tne Columbia River Puget Sound N.vi..iinn r.mn.nv R. b. Miller, traffic manager of the TF A lk.T A TaUltHa country Thursday night to spend the rest oth, week surveying the prospect or crop moving. expects to oe dsck about Monday, a Stebach.

who. accompanied by Pn.H.n f.t.nHi tha ha la havlna a mn.t annvahla tlma Mr. Rtalnhnch haa h.an awav from home since Mav. i. vnmn h.

n. whan ha win return. George H. Htmes, assistant secretary and curator of the OreKon Historical society and eecreury of the Oregon Pioneer association, has returned to this city, after an absence trom tne city of three weeks. Most of the time was spent In Interviewing pioneers and plo- neer families in southwestern Washing ton who settled In that section of the state before Washington territory was created.

Four days were spent in aid- lnsr W. H. Gilstrap, secretary of the Washington Historical society, Tacoma, locate points of historical interest in Plerco and Thurston counties, Mr. Hlmes having been a resident of the PAQTFIIR TRFATMFNT lij a I lit sf -mm to administer ths Pasteur treatment fnr r.hloa to a horse would cost 1460 It would require 10 time, the amount virus ordinarily given in me treat- ment of a human. The Oregon state board of health has Just determined these facts, and It may i that tha hnraa tn uo bb1u a question will not be treateo willlam S.

Baldw captain Willlam S. Baldwin owns the horse a fine animal, which ne Keeps mg farm near Damascus, Or. It bitten by a stray dog the other anA th -antaln became anxious to the farm -rtain Raldwln came to Dr. Calvin nrhii. atata health offloer.

for ad- IS Mill, O. Vmar mew IVIIIK. OUjJ(Jljr ui I latvi Home Prone to Hoist At tendants of Institution. "Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The cow Jumped over the moon, Bossy, the new milk supply of the ur, trid to amnlata tha row -hlMhood IvtIcs a few days ago and i Starling wu ma I.

Journey she wok a rancy n. m. rr- r. an aiienaam at in nun. The fancy happened to be in her hnrihs and Fraser Is nursing a "near- dislocated neck as a result, unfortu nately for bossy's purpose, her feet slipped at the crulclal moment as she was leaving the earthly sphere and nf them stODDed only after It had parted a dent In th.

leg of Sup.rln- mi as 1 1 1. oniu i a "She Is some hilarious old girl. said "She White, ruefully rubbing his leg. d5 wit h.r a. milk UK time.

The cow cost the county $80 and Countv Commissioner Hart selected her at lhf; Union Stock Yards a few days ago. roa BBAIH TAO Take Horaford't Aaid Pboaphato RfniiimnM for rllf of tired nrrrst and headache following mental atrala or overwork. Adv.) BOSSY BUT TOO HILARIOUS G. S. Davidson, representative of the New Cecil hotel of San Diego, Is registered at the Oregon.

He Is touring the coast and is accompanied by Mrs. Davidson. W. W. Catlln, a mining man of southern Alaska, is stopping at the Multnomah.

L. R. Stlnson of Salem Is putting up at the Perkins. Mr. Stlnson is grand keeper of records and seal for the Knights of Pythias.

Charles S. Moore, a Klamath Falls business man, is stopping at the Mul'-nomah, Among the guests al ths Imperial today is Charles Wesely, a merchant of Scio. Dr. Andrew Kershaw of Wlllamtna Is stopping at the Imperial. C.

H. Allen of Boise Is at the Oregon, Mr. Allen Is una of Boise's prominent business men. T. Mlirnhv la a finlPRt at tha Par kin frnm I'nrtalHa 11a in a m.n'hnnl i R.

B. K'oon, an engineer of Bend, is registered at the Multnomah. Touring the coast for pleasure, Judge W. W. Wood of Okmulgee.

accompanied by his wife and daughter. Is in Portland today. They are registered at the Oregon, H. D. Henvis of Seattle is at the Imperial.

Hood River's famous spples will be fully up to standard weight and color this season, according to II. W. Watte, an orchardlst of the district, who is stopping at the Perkins. L. G.

Meyerson, a Jewelry salesman of New York city, is registered at the Multnomah. Mr. and Mrs. L. Brougher of Vancouver, B.

are at the Cornelius. They are stopping in Portland en route to the south. H. HL Fisher and wife of Patterson, are stopping at the Cornelius. Mr.

Fisher has large lumber interests around Patterson. F. Endicott, United States army. Is at the Nortonia. W.

E. Schtmpff of Astoria Is at the Portland. Mr. Schimpff operates a number cf salmon canneries. He is accompanied by Mrs.

Schtmpff. F. L. Warnder and wife of Astoria are at the Portland. Mr.

Warnder is a prominent banker. A. F. Douglas, a stock broker of Ta-camo, is at the Portland. I.

Blumauer, a large timber holder of Rlnino, Is a guest at the Cornelius. S. E. Hume of Minneapolis Is at the Portland. Mr.

Hume has extensive lum ber FDR HDRSF FXPFNSIVF a ar 'w mtmw a -w vice and assistance. He wanted to immunize the horse. The Pasteur treatment for humans Is an everyday method of combating hudrophobia why not for a horse? Could it be done, and how much would it cost? Dr. White didn't know It was a new one on him. Never before had a horse been offered to the board for the Pasteur treatment.

Eastern chemists were consulted by telegraph, and In a reply received by Dr; White this morning they advised against treatment. It was stated, too, the cost would be about 1450. According to Dr. White, only one out of every three bitten develop rabies, and although the horse's nose is badly torn. Captain Baldwin will take a two-to-one chance Instead of buying $160 worth of virus.

DEVELOPING OF WATER POWER TO BE URGED Immediate steps toward the development of the water power available along the Columbia and Snake rivers will be urged at a meeting of the Columbia and Snake River Waterways association at Kennewlck, September 26-J6. Dr. Alfred Kinney, of Astoria, chairman of the committee of the ports of the Columbia, will deliver an address on "The Columbia and Its Work." Other talks will be given along the lines of tha work of the association and the entire membership of the committee has been Invited to attend. Reduced rates uii ins cerimcate pian will De allowed I those desiring to attend. The association was organized to se cure auch appropriations as would com plete the Celllo canal and locks coinci dent with the completion of the Panama canal and other improvements In tne nvers as would make them available for oontinuous navigation.

The appropriation for this canal has been secured and the association is now bending Its efforts towards the water power development. New "Frat" at TJnlverslty of Oregon, Eugene, Sept 8. Following the announcement of the entrance of Delta Gamma as the seventh national sorority at the Unl- versity of Oregon comes the news that Delta Tau Delta will become the eighth national fraternity. Word was received yesterday by members of the Zeta Phi fraternity that their petition to Delta! Tau Delta, was granted at the recent convention at Cleveland, Ohio. Pope Resumes Audiences.

Rome. Sept. The POOR raammari his audiences today. It was announced I at the Vatican that he has fully recovered from the cold from which he has been suffering for several days. Journal Want Ads bring results.

furnished a carriage for her. Evidence order. Fare one way on $50 order. Kauf- Bailey, of Winona, George H. prevent the possible development of before the Jury showed the man became man Hat Factory Manufacturers and Cross, of St.

Johnsberry, Mrs. Mary rab(eg The dog, which was undoubted-confused when he attempted to cross the Jobbers. 187 Front street. E. Hart.

Alaska; F. F. Prentice, Cleve- killed by the foreman of Enormous tonnage of coal from the newly-opened mines In Coos county will find their way Into Portland over the Southern Parlflr's new line from Eugene to Marshfleld, according to Information nmde public today at the lofal headquarters of the railroad company. Plans are already being laid to handle this traffic, although the open- ing ot tne line is more than a year distant. The railroad company is gald to be heavily interested In the mines, though it 1h Bald, It will not engage In the disposition of the product.

With the further development of the mineral re sources of tho Coos Bay country, the road will build spur lines to make the coal accessible and provide such bunkers and warehouses as are needed to store the fuel. ASSOCIATES HAVE FAITH IN ACCUSED OFFICIAL The action of Attorney Horace Stev ens In filing sensational charges against special Agent underwood, stationed at Portland, with the commissioner of the general land ofIce, Is believed by federal officials to be an effort on Stevens' part to force the government to show why it is investigating the attorney and S. A. D. Puter.

"The operations of both Horace Stev ens and Puter are being investigated relative to the Hyde-Benson lieu land selections." said United States District Attorney Reames today. "This lnvestl Ration has not been completed as yet ana I am not at liberty to say more. As far as the charges made against Underwood are concerned, they will be Investigated. What I think of the mat Last Excursion of Season TO BE OXTEir BT OO. Z.

3BD OB. TXT TJp the Beautiful Columbia Gorge to Multnomah rails. Danoin ng and other amusements free Sent. 1313. Fare, adults, chll dren 60 cents.

Bring your family for a Rood time, as no liquor will be sold, ring your lunches. Boat leaves Wash ington street dock at 8:30 a. m. Tickets on sale at Armory or at the dock. Get your tickets now, as only a limited number are to be sold.

Rare Opportunity Rev. Julian K. Smyth OF NEW YORK CITY The Official Head of the New Church in this country, will deliver a lecture on the Life. Character and Work of Emanuel Swedenborg Who is now being recognized by scientists and theologians as one of the most wonderful men the world has ever kfwn. The lecturer is a gifted eloquent speaker, and an authority on his subject.

Sunday, Sept. 7, 8 p. at Knights of Pythias Hall, Alder between 10th and 11th Sts. Seats Free. No Collection John A.

Melton Carpenter and Builder Office and Store Fixtures built and remodeled. Altering and re-repairing houses. Show Cases and Counters built. Factor and Office 236 Second street, near Main. Phones: Main 177: A-17S7 BOSTON DENTISTS (Ve are now located between Fourth and Fifth on Washington street, and are prepared to give you first rlsss work at reasonable prices.

Rubber Plates S5.0O and up Gold Crowns W3.SO and ud Bridge Work 3.0 and up Porcelain ..3.50 and uo Silver Fillings 60 and ud old Fillings Sl.OO and up DK. M. T. HBWTOW. ItgT.

F. W. BALTES COMPANY 1 INVITE TOUR INQUIRIES TOR 1 I First and Oak Streets Phones Main 165 Oregon Humane Society OlXlee aao Uaioa Avth. Cot. Mat-aei sv raoae Kasl 1433, B-Uia.

Iloraa tvmbulance for slak ec disabled Dlmals ac a moment's prices reasonable. Report all cases ei cruelty a tbla of flea Open day aitdBlahU mm PRINTING Hyde-Benson lien land selections In Or- egon and Washington. In hla rhnrffna ha iivi TTnArvaA resorted to threats and Intimidations In an effort to frighten contestants Into making false affidavits. For this ran. son lie asks underwood's dismissal fronts service.

Natural Alkaline Water To regulate the Stomach and rfliv Inrliapstirwv vnur PhveirMan i DtSCilY (FRENCH REPUBLIC PROPERTY) A delightful water, unexcelled for all table uses. Not Genuine withoQt tbe word The Journal Building BULL RITX WATER USED THROUGHOUT THIS BUILDINO Two-room suite on fixta floor for rant. On lingle room on sixth floor (or rent. On large and one small store for rant oa Broadway. Rent reasonable.

t- tfaSSSr 4 ist -19 Illlllllli .1 Tenants' Directory BAAS, SR. GUSTAV Mais S018, A-410X. .11 BESSES Wallpaper. Ground floor Broadway BROWNE. DR.

AGNES Osteopath. Main 3609 S08-I BRUERE, GUSTAVE K. O. Marshall 861, A 2463 10th floor BUELL, W. Inauraaoa Main (975.

A-3976 COS CHAMBERLAIN. DR. CHAS. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.

M. t23, A-1371 1 CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENT CQ. Main 1007 107 DALLAS DEVELOPMENT CO Marshall 800. A-1011 .11 DAVIS, JAMES Lawyer Main 6743 .......601 DAVIS a DAVIS, Timber Lands Main 7446 11th floor DUGAN. W.

Main 6743 601 DUTHIE-STRACHAN CO. Main 6786 611 ELLIOTT, J. Main 4835 n16 EUBANKS, CLARENCE Attorney. Marshall 300. A-1011 .14 EVANS.

M. 0.. Main 3869 809 FEDERAL TRUST CO. Marshall 800. A-1011 -A14 EIBK TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Mala 4886 .....816 EOX, IRVIN Optomatrist Main 683, A-1871 916 TlaT A -UT Wa.

Ail 6AS HALL. ROBERT M. Mar. HEALx. JOSEPH Main 193 801 HORTICULTURAL FIRE RELIEF, Main JW7D.

A-9B7D ..006 JAYNE Q'JaiOH, Attoraeya-at-Law. Main ST 901-3 KEL8EY. FRANK Civil Engineer. .303 KISTNER. FRANK M.

D. ai at Idl A int-la flaiaa LAKE LYTLE Mar. 4340 607 LiXLE. E. Mar.

4210 ......607 LINDELL. Chiropodist, v.i. aooi s.aaaa at HENEFEE. OSCAR Wbolesala Lumber, Mar. 6186 ...609 MENEFEE, L.

B. LBK, V. Marshall 8112 614 MONTGOMERY. DR. J.

Physician sad Surf eon, M. 6Z3, A-1871 916 MYERS MARTIN, Osteopaths. Marsnau 1KV SO6-7 jielsom, auimsa, Att y. Main 1007 NELSON, DR. EMU Dentist.

Main srao NORTHWESTERN ELEOTRIO CO. Mar. 6160, A 4401 floor NORTHWESTERN LUMBER 00. Marshall 6181 ...606 OCCIDENTAL LITE INS. CO.

Mar, 1760 610 OEHLEK ROBERTSON, KeaJ EfUtC Mar. 489 Ill OREGON ENGRAVING CO. Mar. 3033, A-6464 td floor OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION Main 8976. A-8976 .......601 PACIFIC LAND OO Mar.

428 PHIPPS EUBANKS, Attorneys Marshall 300. A-1011 ...814 PINKERTOVB NAT. DETECTIVE AGENCY Main 933 ...601 PLAYGROUND AND RECREATION ASS N. OF AMERI0A .......811 QUICK, R. Inauraaoa Main 3976, A-8976 ...603 REYNOLDS.

MISS NANCY KILL. 0. S. Main 1432 REYNOLDS, JOS. 0, B.

Main 1432 ROSE CITY LUMBER SHINGLE 00. Mar. 9US BEUFERT, T. Real Estate, 193 BiXVER FALLS TIMBER CO. Mar.

8119 SMITH. RICHARD K. 9. M. 861.

A-34S 10th rioar STERNBERG. DR. 1. Physisias and Surnon, Mais 683, A-1371. ,916 STILES, r.

la. Builder V. .609 TROMMALD, DR. O. Mais 676......

601 WARREN CONSTRUCTION Pa.ln, Contractors, M. 6718. A-6244. WE8TBROOK WESTIROOK, AttoD.v. Main 1007 ,.87 VE8TP0RT LUMBER THE i I Mar.

8119 .614 WHITESIDE. DR. GEO. Physician r.H Surgeon, Mais 1324 ,..07 WITTENBEUi. MASON, al Estate Mar.

800, A-1011 ,,614 W00DARO, M. Mar. 8113 lit WOERMER, PAUL. Beoteriologlst, Min 523. A-1371 WR1GHT-BL0DOETT LTD.

1 Tliaoar Laada, Mais 7444.,,,. Jlfll f--- mm a.n.najfli- -frt hiiafflliflrfwTlanaftTaiiiiiiiiilttninBsrini iinlin- for your fall suit at Gurney's the Ladles' Tailor, Mohawk bide. I aaaamj jsxonxsioa to Cascade Trfwkn un airainer anuey uatsert. 81 round -i. returns p.

m. Phone Mala 914. A-6113. I mtJ1 KelrsFour jonr aaugmers are the heirs or Micnaei estate, valued at 21'. 000.

Mr. cavanaugh died August Sr. Kuther syon's themes In the onal church tomorrow First Congregational church tomorrow: At ll, "The Heart of Reliaion:" 7-4R "The Sea and the Sermon." Welcome rree Xallroad Fare Both Win on en 1 i Rtesmar Jessie Harking for Camas. I Wasbougal and way dallv n. a.lnaA., -rr I aj a tv asuingion I street dock at 2 p.

m. Two Boom Outside Suite In Journal building, $40 per month. H. T. Leonard haa ratnmaA rMITrrn as hot1 LLuA I tto MUoT rAY nip IllurDITttinr Tv DIU llvnuril I MliUu I HA A total of $807.27 will be paid in In herltance taxes by legatees of Anna Vranaa an-nniinD ti.i..

in tha aatata irnut hv fl I JudRO cieeton this morning. H. H. Bteinforth. a neDhew.

Who was laft K1 wl 1 1 tjk i eacn receive 18147.08, will each pay ,143 4g Emma Rahlmann, a niece of hn.hanj n.m no im I with th. th. mli nv cent tux 0 except ,2000, which Is exempt from taxation by law on ao-1 Lnnnt nt ralatlnnahln Rmml Rahlmann not hMn blood mu8t three per cent tax with no exemption. I GRAND TRUNK TO SELL HM WM lUWNbllt Dl AUUIIUIM Th Grand Trunk Pacific raUwav an. nouneaa the sale bv auction of tha townslte of Prince George, situated at the confluence of the Fraser and Nech.

aco rivers, In central British Columbia. I 460 miles northeast of Vancouver and mile seast of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, or midway between Prince I oy reason ui us central location, Prlnc8 George will be the natural dial trlbuting point for the extensive terrl- tory comprised in the Paclflo province Ujs dominion, and It has therefore long been the expectation of the gen- eral publlo that upon the completion the Grand Trunk Paclflo railway I 1 KJ'lJ lr Sa COUNTERFEIT DOLLAR fM-frs I aha ArnltlAr SEES LONG SERVICE a nniiat. whih ha. circulation for more than 6 years luat r-nma ir.tr. tha na William A r.lnvar anaolal ITnltaiif Cl.t.a rvlm nnaratlva for tha fnrtlunn district.

indications are that It has passed through many hands, however, as It worn and shows other evidence of use. The coin is an excellent counterfeit although it is made of base metal a fair rlifg. One of Its makers died while serving a sentence at McNeil's island for counterfeiting, and the second man who completed a five year sentence is now imprisoned in California for a. second offense of similar nature. POLICE WILL ATTEND H.

C. WILSON'S' FUNERAL Keepects to the memory of their late comrade, "Hank" C. Wilson, former drum major of the Portland Police department band, will be paid tomorrow the police when Wilson's body, which arrived last night from Natron, will be Interred at Lone Fir cemetery with fit ceremonies. Police Captain Moore, the head of a clatoon of natmlman attend the obsequies, and the police band will play the dirge. The funeral services will be In tha chapel of the Skewea undertaking par-1 lore, lnira and Clay streets, at 2:30 1 Wilson died at Natron, near Knrlna.

field. aeptember 4, following a pro. tractea mness' irom tuberculosla, l. at XK" JY.n the milker and the cow i K.r XT I Lrtiai. iu iiviu vi a uuish A.

Wilson. A streetcar was passing at I the time. The widow is being cared 9 0 7 m-m iui ujf i iouvb bv ww. Bzhlblt Being Overhauled. In readi ness for the reception of autumn tour- ists, expected in large numDers wnen I tne low rates go into errect mis montn.

tne exnioit or uregon proaucis at me i namoer oi commerce are oeing over- nauiea. iew exnimis are oeing put. and the old ones that remain are be- mg arrangea to Detter aavaniage, as-i slstant Secretary Mosessohn said this morning that the increasing number of inquiries about Oregon indicated an unusually heavy tourist movement. aa me result oi ma aiauoing ot ie way ny mnae aerauvn.ii terday. Deputy District Attorney Delch I Intends to do what he can to have the I w.

license to operate tne Ail-Nations sa- loon at Second ana Burnsioe streets. Delch yesterday Issued a complaint gainst eraovicn ana tne case win i ome up for hearing th arternoon De- Urdou Av.nna to Be Bi-otuseo. Another meeting of the Unlon Avenue I Improvement club will be held Tburs a. at 1 11 1 1 Tmlnn avanna wben further discussion of the plan to widen ana una uuiwi avauuv iv mvi Columbia rtver wiU be held. At the last meeting oi tne ciud ii was aeciaea to begin an active agitation for this Improvement.

The movement la being headed by F. Beler, president of the club. I Hoonan Gets His alaUiT. It took a court order Dy uircuit judge Mcuinn for -Jimmy Noonan, his bailiff, to get naaTwlfy rrtTtT.rr anS ni dJdA toinn whn h. th fin S.W Ma MHff SI Vnnnan an ti.7 hi.

n.v arw iklVuim au" Witness X.WB His 1W E. Bon eant. S0 T.t alr.at an th. PnrtlanI n.ai J. I pnmtunr haa no tiaa for tha nrnvtalnn made for paying witness fees in the uiruuiv tuuu, iwuiua; nn KCLanio 111-I volved in the technicalities and red tape wnicn surrounas tne payments ana rinauy oecame disgusted ana lert.

ills iocs, amounting lo over a. still remain ln IW Ilia IICUII in ma CUUmi iroMUr. I XOOSS PlOniO Tomorrow. The mem' ocrm ot tne xoyai uruer or ivioose nave compietea arrangements ror tneir x- curslon and picnic to Estacada tomor- row. in proceeds or this picnic win j8 go to purchase new uniforms.

for the FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Third and Taylor Sta. DR. BENJAMIN YOUNG PASTOR SUNDAY SERVICES SUBJECTS 10:30 A. Thelndwelling Personality" 7:30 P. M.

"SeIf.Ma.tery" Full Chorua v.Choir Quartette Chorister and Soloist, Miss Edith Rosslyn Collaia A HEARTY WELCOME U67 of haa and has by ting at wiu I -VJ PHONE FOR Os A CASE yT TODAY flne marketing condition. At Fallbridge the train was only about 20 minutes In the yards, when It was whisked on to- ward tspoKane via me e. reached Spokane at 7:30 p. P. S.

It m. and was sent at once over the Northern Pacific eastward. Oregon City Boat Biinday excursions leave Taylor street dock 9 a 12 3 p. m. Leave Oregon City 10:30, 1:30 and 5.

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