THE SUNDAY OKEGOKIAX, POJtTUUfD, AP1X ttt ltt.
IS
4
mm million
S THE MARK SET
(Continued. From Paare 1.)
auspices of the Mayor and commercial or
ranlzatloriA of the city will aid sufferers of
Sari xFranclsco and- other California cities to
the amount of S2SO.O00. Distribution la bt
Int; made throuch General Frederick Funaton
at San Francisco, with the co-operation of
Mayor Schmltr. Tralnloads of provisions and
supplies are belnr sent according to their
t e commendations from day to day. General
stores can be furnished from here aa re- ,
quired, with salmon, flour, lumber and tools
for construction of temporary shelter In un
limited quantities. Free transportation la be
ins, furnished by the Southern Pacific Rail
way and "Wells-Farso & Co.'s TSxprees. Any
money- surplns-Srlll be plaoed In properly
accredited hands. If the sen-Ices of this com
mittee,, are desired they are at your command.
( "HAHUY LAJfE.
Mayor.
.. ' "R. R. HOGE.
Chairman Finance Cotamittee."
' 'Sub-Committees Are Busy.
The sub-coramltteea appointed to solicit
(subscriptions from each lino of business
represented in Portland started operations
inearnest yesterday, and money poured
into the office of "Secretary Glltner, of th
Chamber of Commerce, who Is custodian
of the fund, so fast that he had to have
hpp to count IL Every one approached
seemed anxious to give and to nlve Im
mediately. Responses -were In every case
very liberal and the spirit that marked
the jjlvlrig Is r splendid feature of the
raioinc of the fund.
Leading business men of the city have
temporarily given up their business In
order -to help the needy San Franciscans.
They are showing more real In helping
others thsn they exhibit In carrying on
iheir own affairs, and they not only
stand' ready to continue to use valuable
time anjf effort 'in the work but have
subscribed large sums of cash as well.
Sarir Francisco Js Grateful.
Cnc ..finance committee held a session
yesterday afternoon and read an Inter
change .of telegrams between Chairman
H. It. Hogc and the San Francisco au
thorities. A. telegram of thanks from
Mayor Sch.mltz, has been received by
Mayor Lane.jn which the stricken city
conveys i,ttf appreciation of the work be
ing dope In Portland.
Kjt message was received from Mayor
Schmitz asking for automobile supplies,
and the following -telegram was trans
mitted by Chairman R. R. Hoge:
"We are sending the following by ex
press today: Forty-five casings. 48 tubes.
50 pairs goggles. AH obtainable. Above
consigned to headquarters citizens' com
mittee. The members of the committee deter
mined to prosecute the work so ably be
gun In bringing relief to the earthquake
and Are sufferers, and adjourned yester
day, ready to respond to the call of Chair
man Hoge at any -time.
Supplies Committee's Efforts.
The supplies committee, which han
dles relief purchases other than food,
had two sessions yesterday. The mem
bers gathered In the Board of Trade
room 6 yesterday morning at 9:30 and
considered relief purchases until noon.
They gathered again at 2 o'clock P. M.
and remained In session until 3:20.
They then adjourned until Monday, al
though the members are subject to an
emergency call at any hour today.
W. B. Glafke Is chairman of this
committee and Julius Meier secretary.
The committee has expended over $40,
000 for all sorts of supplies of a house
hold nature, consisting chiefly of cots.
blankets, stoves, cooking utensils, etc
Total supplies sent forward up to to
day are as follows: .Equipment
for 30 automobiles, 20G stoves, 700
Joints of stovepipe, 16 boxes of lan
terns and globes, 1202 mattresses, 740
cots,' 400 tents, 15.000 pairs of blankets,
and frying pans, washbowls, knives,
spoons and forks and all kinds of mis
cellaneous cooking utensils In suf
ficient quantities to supply 10,000 peo
ple. Orders are in for additional
quantities of similar supplies and bills
should be sent to Julius Meier, secre
' tary.
Purchases "Which Were Made.
Purchases have been made by the
supplies committee as follows:
Flelschner. Mayej- & Co., 118,077.50;
Keats"Tt Co., (1150.62; Loewenbera; &
Going Co.. $671.21; Crlbben & Sexton
Co., 4169.4; Bridge & Beach Co.. $240;
TF. S. Harmon & Co., $1637.10; Meier &
Frank-Co-. $2683.56; H. E. Edwards,
$622.75;-' Oregon City Manufacturing
Co.. $1806; Peters & Roberts Co.,
$327.50; F. S. Harmon, $460.45; Prael
Hegele Co.. $288.97; Willamette Tent &
Awning Co., $600; Marshall-Wells
Hardware Co. $471.31; Neustadter Bros.
$7628.10; M. Seller & Co.. $955.47; Ira
F. Powers & Co., $42.50; Portland Stove
Works, $529.76-; Honeyman Hardware
Co.. $356.73; Portland Mattress & Up
holBtery Co., $110; Pacific Tent & Awn
ing Co.. $637.95; Portland Mattress &
Upholstering; Co.. $126.20; William
Gadsby & Sons, $546.60; Willamette
Tent & Awning Co., $3731.60; Corbett.
Falling-Robertson, $913.15; Hexter,
May & Co.. $992.57: Salem Woolen Mills
Co.. $13; total. $40,673.98.
Congestion of Food Supplies.
. Because of congestion of food supplies
at San Francisco reported by General
Funston to Chairman R. R. Hoge of the
finance committee, the provisions commit
tee did not purchaso any additional food
stuffs yesterday. The committee met and
discussed the situation and decided to.
keep in close touch with the San Fran
cisco authorities, sending word that when
ever -they can be handled to advantage,
more will be forwarded.
The provisions committee, headed by
Frank D. Glbbs, has spent about $35,000
on food so far that has been rushed south
in special trains. Additional purchases
will probably be made tomorrow. The
supplies so far purchased follow:
Seven hundred and sixty-nve cases
crackers and pilot bread, 2200 cases canned
meats. 31,000 loaves of bread. 545 cases
breakfast food, 400 cases sardines, 200 cases
oysters. 400 cases corned beef. 85 sacks of
sugar, 645 cases of condensed milk, 1500
cases pork and beans. 490 cases soup. 25
dozen extract of beef, approximately 2000
cases salmon, 20 barrels salt. 10 chests
tea. 10 boxes soap.
Find Homes for Homeless.
Refugees are flocking north, taking ad
vantage of the generosity of the Southern
Pacific, which has offered to transport
them without tickets. Advices received
yesterday by William McMurray follow:
Oakland, Cal.. April 2L In order to
enable people to leave here who are. In
many cases, destitute, and also to re
lieve on account of the scarcity of pro
visions, we are sending people out of
S&s Francisco a our tratas wKheat re
quiring tickets -where they -are aps
eatly unable to pay for same. fibfse of
these people will probably arrive at
Portland and Ogden and may seed as
sistance from there. C. S. FEE.
Passcnrer Traffic Manager a P. Co.
The finance committee has oo-epe rated
with the Southern Pacific officials In re
gard to refugees and baa asked for advices
as to numbers coming and the dates of
their arrival here. It is expected the re
lief forces will meet the situation by as
sisting them wherever possible. It has
been suggested by proprietors of hotels
and rooming bouses that rooms can easily
be furnished here free of charge for the
accommodation of several thousand home
less women and children, and many Port
land people say they will be glad to open
their homes for that purpose.
James Horsburgh, Jr.. general pass
enger agent for the Southern Pacific at
Sah Francisco, has telegraphed Mr. Mc
Murray, asking for Information regarding
sources of employment in lumber mills in
those parts of Oregon most easily reached
from San Francisco, with a view to pro
viding employment for many men who
have lost everything In the disaster.
Portland Chinese Assist.
So prevalent is the idea of relief for
stricken California that Portland Chinese
have caught the Inspiration and sub
scriptions from tho Chinese Benevolent
Society now amount to more than $3009.
and it is expected to increase the total
to over $4000. Local Chinese hare named
a committee to go to San Francisco to
help their afflicted countrymen In every
way possible. Chairman Hoge of the
MAYOR THANKS FLEISCHKEB
SAK FRANCISCO, April 21. I. X.
Flelschner. Acting President of the
Board of Trade: Teles-ram received
and expreflelon of sympathy appreci
ated. Cots, blankets and tenu; also
bread, beans and potatoes In great de
mand. E. E. SCHMITZ.
Mayor.
finance committee has written the follow
ing communication to General Funston to
enable the Chinese to gain access to the
city:
"Wc commend to you Lee Toung and
Lee Lung, the bearers of this communi
cation, and ask that you be good enough
to extend to them every consideration
consistent with the situation at San Fran
cisco, in the direction of enabling them to
render assistance to their countrymen as
the bearers of a fund subscribed by the
Chinese population of this city."
Pittsburg to the Rescue.
Chairman Hoge received a telegram last
night from W. B. Schiller. Frick build
ing. Pittsburg, placing $35,000 at the dis
posal of the Portland relief committee.
The money is contributed to the cause by
the Pittsburg San Francisco relief com
mit tea. A telegram was sent' acknowl
edging the funds and the assurance given
that it will be spent where It will do the
most good and an account rendered.
Foreman Bros. Banking Company, of
Chicago, wired to the First National Bank
yesterday directions to expend on behalf
of the New York American, for the Cali
fornia sufferers, the sum of $7500, and
draw on William Randolph Hearst or the
New Tork Evening Journal for the
GOVERNOR PARDEE TIIANKS
OREGON.
"General Finter. Portland. Oregon
Answerlnc dispatch, medical supplies,
welcome. Probably less need of hos
pital corps. Thank Governor Cham
berlain tor offnr of state troops and
cay to him that situation so well In
hand that troops not needed now.
TVe appreciate the great things Ore
gon Is fiolnr for us.
"GEORGE C. PARDEE.
"Governor."
After this dispatch was received it
was learned by General Flnser that
the hospital corps would, be of great
help to the suffering, especially since
the lists of injured persons are growing.
amount. Reply was wired that the local
relief committee would handle the sum.
but Foreman Bros, telegraphed that Mr.
Hearst wanted to act Independently. This
will probably be done.
Canadian Assistance Given.
The bead office of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. Toronto, advises the local
branch that it has authorised the pay
ment In San Francisco of $25,00) for the
relief fund.
Prtneville business men have subscribed
$1000 for the relief of the victims of earth
quake and fire in Ban Francisco.
The" Security Savings & Trust Com
pany, whose donation of $10,000 to the re
lief work was announced when the sub
scriptions were first started, formally
pledged that amount yesterday afternoon
with the relief committee.
The Mississippi-avenue Congregational
Church has arranged to give a concert
Wednesday night and donate half the pro
ceeds to the California relief fund. The
affair was originally proposed, for the ben
efit of other work. Arthur Clifford has
arranged a musical programme. There
GENERAL FUND TO' DETAIL.
The relief committee reported the
following results last night for the
aid of San Francisco sufferers:
Cash tI21.t0T.J5
Supplies se.sio.oo
Estimated value Lewis atTd
Clark stock, surrender
value ,. 1.653.00
Total of subscriptions
registered up to Sat
urday night S 158.872.23
A number of committees have not
yet reported, and others only in part
so that when all subscriptions are In
It la confidently expected that the
total subscriptions from Portland will
equal, or exceed. S25O.OO0.
In addition other funds have been
placed at the disposal of the com
mittee, inclusive of donations, from
Pittsburg of $25,000.
will be an orchestra of 30 pieces and a
mandolin club of eight-
Whist Party Benefit.
The members of St. Ann's Charitable
Society will give a whist party Tuesday
evening at Cathedral Hall, Fifteenth and
Davis streets, and the proceeds will be
used to purchase shoes and clothing for
those who need help in San Francisco.
Arlington. Or., has raised $750. and will
send one car of potatoes and another of
flour to help the San Franciscans.
F. T. Rogers announces he will donate
the entire receipts of his barber shop.
Alder street, between Third and Fourth,
for one day. to the relief .fund. The em
ployes of the shop will give their salaries
for the day.
Offers Carload of Ice.
M. B. Rankin, of Portland, has offered
a carload ef -ice tor the hospital depart-
t. Tie er has Je .Mit t Gea-.
LftraL rwirtnii. . aaa. It-jeaiafc. lay ,w4fi fee
seat at eace.
Officials aaa employes ef the Hxrri
staa Maes i-a the Worcester ballteg de
Bated eae day's salary to the relief faftd.
The mosey was advanced from the fusda
oa haad a&d aaaeaated to about $$S7.
Meier Jb Frank Assist.
Meier & Frank undertook to collect ar
ticles donated for use In San Francisco,
and receipted for clothes and other sup
plies left at the Alder street entrance.
The company delivered the goods to the
Amory In Its own wagons, where it was
packed by the women's relief committee.
Two cars of cots and additional sui
tresses will be shipped, s-osth today by the
supplies committee. This shipment will
be xsade In reply to a telgrasi received
yesterday from Mayor Schmltx by the
supplies committee asklag for cots aad
bedding.
Employes of Meier & Frank Cose pray
started a suhscrlptles yesterday for the
relief fend aad met with splendid suo
cese. Within two hoars C1J bad been
raised aad so much enthusttasm was
shown that more money -will be re all ted
for the fund from that source.
Cash.
remanent relief fund transferred
by Heppner relief cornn-JUt $ 12.0G8.O0
First. National Baak -" 36.000.00
Mrs. C. IL LrwU 20.006.00
Security Savinrs Treat Co. 10.009. W
United Slates Natloaal Bank. ,VX.OJ
Merchants" National Bank. 6.000.00
Allen Lewis 6,000.00
Meier & Frank Co 8.O00.00
Inman. Poulsea & Co.............. Z.50O.OO
Portland General Electric Co 2.500.00
Upaiaa. Wolfe J Co 3,ooa.oo
Tull A. Glbbs 1,000.00
O. K. It N. Co. and Southern Padsc
Co.. city ticket office and Talla
Walla ticket oSlce. one day" Mi
an 99.W
Richard R. Hoge 00.tO
Walter McKay KO.W
Honeyman Hardware Co............ 00.00
Xan.baU-WeUs Hardware Co W.W
Hazslwood Cream Co............... S00.O0
W. K. Barrell 600.00
Studebaker Bros. Co . 100.00
Ben Selllcr 300.03
The Gauld Co 290.00
I. IwfcExart .......... v. .......... S&0.O9
.Roberts Bros. 2S0.00
ills Flora Jacobs i.'O.OO
R. B. Lamron 260. CO
Portland Flourlna; Mills office em
ployes ............................ 14.00
Honeyxnaa Hardware Co. rmployt 11A.M
Williams, Wood & Unthlcum 1W.00
Willamette Iron &. Steel work em
ployes lSft-O1)
Willamette Tent & Awning Co ITS. 00
M. L Kline 172.10
Brown Jt McCabe 100.00
EL EL Lytle 100.00
George Taylor. Jr.................. 100.00
George T. Myerc 100-O9
Carter & Morse, agents Aetna Life. 100.00
F. J. Richardson : 100.00
Willamette Lodre. Nol 2, A. F. .
A. M. 100.00
McCarrer & Bates 100.00
P. Belllnr 100.00
A. B. Stelnbacb 1O9.O0
McAllen lc McDonnell 100.03
J. R. Bowle-a 100.09
Martin Winch 100.00
A. Berg 100.00
Ion Lewia 100.00
Seville Packing Co 1O0.O3
Royal Bakery 100.0
C L. Mastlck & Co 100.09
Weotern Investment Co............. 100.00
Mason. Ehrman & Co. employes.... 7S.SO
Thanhauser Hat Co 7J.00
Dr. Candlanl (from Italian relief
rand) : rt.M
Edgar M. Laxarua 60.O
W&thlnrton Lodge. No. 44, A. F.
b. A. M &0.O3
Frank It. Chambers................ &0.00
Willamette Tribe. Order of Red lien M.00
Keating tt Flood KM
Alblca Camp. No. 1M, W. O. W... &0.O0
eorce F. Heusner SO,00
A. 8. Watt. S0.00
Wonder Millinery Co JXOO
. Rosenblatt & Co M.W
BuSum & Pendleton W.OO
Mrs. L O. Cottel W.OO
Edward Cooklngham ............... 60,00
Lutke Manufacturing Co............ 60.00
D. C. Lewis.. 60.00
Rosenthal & Co M.00
Goddard-Kelly Shoe Co 60.U
Dougherty. Flthlan & Co.. SO.O0
Egrert. Young & Co............... 0.00
Kravse Bros. 60.00
C, J. Cook Co 60.00
Prosperity Camp. No. 84. W. O. W. LGO
Butternut Bread Co. 0.00
Portland Union Stockyards.......... SS.00
Wise Bros 25.00
Georce M. Crane................... 23.00
E. P. Geary 23.00
Paclflo Tent & Awning Co 23.00
Jaecer Bros. 23.00
Foeller & O'Neill 23.00
F. C Hageman it Co.............. 23.00
G. A. Lowll 23.00
R. M. Gray 23.00
I- J. Glcm!th 23.00
Dayton Hardware Co 23.00
J. J, Kadderly 23.00
Avery & Co 23.O0
Seaouest Bros. ..................... 23.00
F. R. Chowa 23.00
Krothroan &. Hartman 35.00
Columbia Hardware Co 23.00
A. A. Dekum 23.00
F. D. Chamberlain 23.00
& Blrkenwald Co 23.00
Dr. Stephen S. Wise 23.00
J. B. C. Lockwood 23.VJ
Paul Strain 23.00
Labowltch Bros. .................... 3.00
H. J. Hefty 23.00
E. W. Hendrick 23.0J
United States Bakery 23.0)
Lor Cabin BaUnr Co 23.00
Gus Mankertz 23.00
Merchants Hotel 10-00
Oreron Transfer Co.. in behalf of
employes 100.00
W. J. Burns 600.00
Cash l.OO
Earl Hammond (IS years old)...... 1.60
Julia B. HoSmaa.. ................ 600. OO
Journal relief fund................. 2.745.75
Acme Mills Co.. 200.00
M. Seller Co 03.00
Pnael. H'rele & Co............... 150.00
Eastern Manufacturers Co......... 20.0o
Employes County Courthoum...... 2O4.S0
Employee Pacific CoaM. Elevator Co. 38.00
C. S. Scofflns s.00
Moore Bros. ....................... 2.00
A. J. Gill 1.00
G. Graham ........................ i.OO
R. Butlkofer 2.00
Robert B. Jacks 2.00
Aur. LAldwlg. 1.00
Aldon Candy "Co 0.00
Modern Confectionery Co........... 23.00
F. F. Harradon & Sons............ 60.00
J. N. Matschek Candy Co......... CO.O0
Russell & Gilbert 23.00
Henry Rebe ................ ....... 10.00
The Bonbonnlere ................... 10.00
L. E. Wooster... ................... l.OO
. A. Monroe .................... 2.00
Metier ........................ i.oo
J. 34. Hansen i.oo
a. upe 2.00
A. J. CofTman... ....... 10.00
John O. Millan.. 6.60
J. S. CancmoM..... Z.OO
n. rauner.. .....................
H. h. Rogers ...................... i.oo
Cash x .M
Mrs. M. Lewis i.jo
Cash io
C C C Co 2.00
C P. & J. W. Jones ..: 2.O0
J. D. Ab rams 2.O0
J. M. Tranch 1.00
Cash .50
8. C Stemmer 6.00
Kirk land ........... ljOO
B. E. Mott l.W
unanea Hide 1.00
S. Nudleman ....................... J6
C L Eckhardt t.OO
Lott Q. S wetland. 2CO0
WlUtam Gadsby & Sons 600.00
Toernbcber Furniture Co 276.00
Orrron Furniture Co 223.00
Henry Jennings & Sons 200.00
Ira F. Power Furniture Co........ 300.00
Henry E. Down 23.00
J. Pollvka & Co. 23.00
Prince Shoe Company 23.00
Knlrht Shoe Company 2S.O0
J. A. Reid Coaapasy ac.00
J. O. Kllgreea 23.00
R. J. Stewart 36.00
B. Fallows 2S.00
Lasrford & Walker 23.CO
C H. Sholes & Mitchell 23.00
T. C Little 20.00
Psxl Van Frteagh and E. H. Halt.. 20.00
Coleman Hardware Company 20.00
Joseph Jaoobberger ............... 20.00
R. Xenlsort 20.00
E. O. Glas & Co 30.00
M. Slchel 30.00
Robinson & Co. 90.09
Henry Fassbrnder ................. 30.00
Ames Mercantile Agency .......... 20.00
J. D. Thresham 15.00
W. Lb Buckser .................... 13.00
SUverSeld Company 16.00
R. R. Tell 16.60
Hlnschberrer & Sweeny 15.00
H. L. Chapln . I. 00
Alex. Kuni 1.(D
Dr. William Jones law
D. W. Minor 10.O9
C T. Xeren 28.69
Frank K. Reeves 10.06
Esismsi Jt Emmesa .............. 10.OS
E. S. Jacksea tc Co 10.00
Dr. C Ge Wo ie.oa
Portland Optical Cesapaay 10.00
Gertrs4 aletcair ia.O
A. M. Johron lo.eo
arar W. Rosa .................... IU8
A. Welch 10.00
r. u Pettu iaoo
The Merre 'Hardware Cespaay .. 10.60
Coloae) William Crooks 16.06
Whiting A. Rountree.. ...... 18.06
Rallwsv Eulpsieat Cofasy ..... 16.00
Allen W. Senlth 1S.OS
A. C D. Berry 16.6A
Fribrr Bra
D. L. WUllasna 10.0S
Osar KsW ?. .....
Dr'W: MerrtCJr! ....r.
Tra-os We
jukb Jvrtrar ztaatrr ....
K. P. PXssaa
Mayer Jk Llafeaef
K. Lska
C Rabel
J. Ratcfclags
C A. Sstv ---
C Swett
Vaa Days A Water ..........
C M. Merealth
Fcllllps saoe casapaay
Hewitt. Braaley It Ca.
Rerrec Sso Cesaar .........
Hertscbe Bret
Marks Shoe- Cosaay
Barea Shoe Coist?aay ........
F. O. Srkes
Mrs. L. A. Browa
A. J. Bt&gbaa
Lester Kofeklrk
O. A. Gracf
Oeorge W. Gordea ............
Jasses L MarafeaU
Jetn Fbete ...................
Garrett A. Petersoa ... ........
F. L. Lttherlasd -
J. F. Hand
Nickam Kelly
Colasabla Dicrer Cotsjaay ...
J. TrsabaU
T. J. Jeaas ....................
Kits Brea,
T. C. TsmSaea ...............
Marts A Xappert .............
Labcwttch Bros. ealoyes
Dr. McGertn ............... ..
E. 2. Carr
W. L Northrop -
Bsll Waanens4err .............
M. J. Walea a- Co.
P. J. Coeaey
Georr X!ar ..................
Captala J. Reasser ............
W. B. Cum
E. E. McOarea ...............
McNasxhtoa A Raysoed
W. C Kntghtea
C C. Robbie
EsbII Maehllx
J. H. Groanlafr ..............
F. Rsusntry
Vlnsa Bakery
Bender's Bakery
J. A. Meter
S. 3. Berwick
Top aad Bottom Shop
Peter Hareaer ...............
Theodore Bartasan ............
L. Mayer
A. Dreyer
Bectgen A Frxry ..............
Io Selling
A. Fleshman ..................
C H. Meesdorffer
C H. MruSo.-TIer. Jr
Oism X: Chr5stses ...........
ChrUtenfen Petersen
L. C Jameson .................
N. Kennedy
George K. Wcodsau ..........
Hepp A Fisher .................
J. M. Merchant
W. J. Lyons
John Bingham
Elleratb Son
H. B. Loveridge ,.
W. B. St)
John Gardatr .................
W. R. Grinth
J. D. Monism ................
J. R. Brldxea
P. J. Flynn ...................
J. O. Hare
F. C Straugh .-.
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COLLECTIVE aTBSCKimONS BT
EMTLOTES.
The Portlasd relief camaltt bt
llef It will serve your desires by di
recting general attention to the fact
thai substantial tress of money bars
been received froea the collective aab
fcriptloas of the employes of a num
ber of corporations for -the aid of San
Francisco and California aalferers. If
each corroratloa, oSlec. stare. Bill,
factory, shop, lodge, union, vessel, etc,
will follow out this plan of contribu
tion a very large additional susa can
be rained.
Opportunity to give seems to be all
that la dtelrsd. R. R. HOGE,
Chairman FInanc Cctasallte. Portland
Relief Commute.
William Richardson
Phelps tt Bertroche
H. Relnnea
U. C Prudhoinme
W. P. Adams .....................
J. A, Wolf
Taft a Co.
J. J. Hawea
J. A. Bader
J. Bims!)
Portland Sheet Metal Works
Cash .................. ............
H. EL Edwards Company
X? Q Tiarnwi CannksT
CoreU Furniture Coapaay
tjurjm tuuiiuaz; .tavT .......
Portland Mattress Company
I r. UlrV l COL
Calef Bros
Taubenhelraer Eehmeer
Abbott a. Church Company
Cohen Bros. .......................
1. Gerurtx & Sons
William Taylor
FUchner A Bel now
A. A. Lindsay
MImi Leila McKay
Charles E. Slolte and Robert F.
Weadllng
George H. Nottage
M. F. Fenton
E. L. Lase aad R. O. Moss
R. W. Benjamla ...................
A. C Lucker
George A. Marshall
W. C Cam mines
Dr. Ney Churchman
E. L. Meuchan
Dr. B. E. Wrlrht
Dr. J. H. Tuttle
George D. Pliers
Earl C MacFartand
William Kavanaugh
D. 8. Wadrwortb ............. ..
J. O. Rlgga r-
E. Himit
D. E. Loomla
Joseph Hlckey
A. R. Watson
M. C Hoi brook
W. A. Cox
H. 8. Skiff
H. N. Smith
A. C Froom
R. O. McFarland
J. N. Howe
F. N. Steven
E. L. Ross
W. A. Robert
A. F. Knoder
F. O. Rancher
O. C Wagner
W. C Scherer
W. ft! era "
H. A. Harr -
J. C Welch '
Georrce IL Wardser
A. J Brock.
S. W. Stryker
Norris R. Cox
S. M. lUaby ----
W. J. Van Schayver & Co.
Blumaser-Hocb ............ ......
Fleckenaieln. Mayer it Co.
RothschUd Bros
Henry Fleekesstein It Co.
H. Varwlg tt Sen
Sam VlgTieux
Georrt SchuJU
B1usen i. Veiter
A. Netrferger :
W. R. Cody
r. S. aspoa
Maciier a Meyer
TH, m. 'R-ltarwi ....... .
Oregca IaaorUg Ocspanyy
T. A. Stewart .
F. R- Huber -. :
Gus Wahlgren ....................
R. A. Praadfoot -
C. C Wilson
J. W. Conrad
Charles Conrad
H. D. Griffin - :
Stone it HowUad .....
Geonre Glsty
CaawelT A Failows".!
Raymond tc Rice ..................
R. M. Taylor Son
Buck lc Enelr -
BartroEB tt Wledesaaa
Thossas Jt Reed -
Brian ti Co.
Jaeger Bros.
-2-hotBa O. Day
A. Denovage
Charles W. Goodman
F. D. Flora "
A. Mariet
CncJe Meyers
A. Vollleealer
J. lesser v
Abesdrnlh Bros. v
D. C Cbaanbera
J. P. Scfeas .
I. V. HaUeaaa -
E. W. Vlatt -.
Bea'assta B6aekmaa -
fi. Carfiakel '
L. fSfcrj
M. Ker
Hotxman Brat
T C HearJcksea CMpaaqr
B. WsSfer .
O. Heitkewoer -CasHPaay
Orgea Ontleal Company
John A. Beck....".
R. KrBSSf ---- - .
WlUlasa Klump ,
Fty Bras.
J. M- Fischer
E. J. Carr
Arthsr Dealy -
Karl OlWaer
Charles F" .
A. N. WrUtat-
Cta.acr.O.i Aadersoa
KarTi Hecmaa j
K. J. Merck.-..: -
ff A--piKhir.--v-
Alfr Merte A
A. L. IHsae t . . . .
L Sdtaa --j----j -.-i.
Boys eaployed at Fcitahtlmtc's
6.00
5.00
6. CO
3. CO
2JO
2.30
2.M
2.00
2.CO
2JO
UW
2. CO
200.00
100.00
loaco
100.00
109.00
160.00
60.W
50.00
o.eo
36. CO
23.0
iaco
laco
36.00
2.30
13.00
X50
S.CO
5. C0
2JO
5.00
5.00
10.00
230
1.00
39.00
5.00
2J0
V0O
5.00
6. CO
ZJA
I.OO
2.00
10.CO
2.60
2.30
3.69
5.00
1.00
5.C0
l.CO
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.60
1.00
. 2J0
2.0O
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10.00
2.00
5.CO
5.00
5.00
3.00
isaoo
160. CO
1&9.00
130.00
50.09
100.CO
29.00
29.00
20.00
10.00
5.00
10.09
IOjOO
10.09
18.03
23.00
35.60
20.00
20.00
6. CO
6.00
EO.00
39.00
5.C0
2.00
2.00
30.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
19.00
5.00
10.00
23.Ce
W.OS
12J0
5.09
x 5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
6. CO
10.09
3. CO
10,00
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X50
2J
10.00
5.09
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1.00
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19.00
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56.06
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1.66
5.66
5.6A
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.Works-atDesk
Nrt DecUrs, .t tke lifat TUml f
rjM Ix TOut He Xm1 If Xt
; WtXiiir His HsaHk.
Tou wefk at a desk aad you are shut up
in aa oSlce all day lose, your brain
overworked, yaur body absolutely Idle.
Tea get "out of sorts' and yaur ratals
den't please you aad what you eat doeaa't
agree with you.
We waat to give tou seise teside tofor
raation. 3-Xarbe yeu think yeu are sick, but
you aren't. Too seed one of two things
ercie or better food.
It may be impossible for you to get
the exercise. It's the easiest thing la
the world to get the right kiad ef food.
J cat ask your grocer tor Malta-Vita, the
famous whole wheat food. Thea eat It
at least osce a day for breakfast with
creasa or fruit. It will strengthen and re
fresh your body and mind and fit you. for
the day's work, and you win be glad we
told you about It.
Every nutritive element of the best
white wheat" grown Is found In Malta
Vita. This famous food is the whole of
the wheat thoroughly steamed and cooked
In absolute purity and raized with the
finest malt extract that was ever made,
the flaest. richest, strongest food la the
world. Tou understand, of course, that
the cooking and steaming of the wheat
gelatinizes Its starch, and then the malt
extract, a powerful digestive agent,
quickly converts this starch into Maltose
malt sugar. Maltose Is great food, and
the weakest stomach digests and assimi
lates it without effort- Physicians re
commend it and Mai La-Vita is rich In It.
The malted wheat having been rolled
Into little flakes. Is baked under such in
tesaa beat that whea it castes from the
great ovens, every flake Is crisp, brown
Malta-Vita the taost delicious food In
the world. Alwayr ready to eat.
A perfect breakfast Is impossible with
out Malta-Vita and It's good three times
a day. All grocers sell IL Now M cents
per package.
Albert Bess LOO
L. B. Thomson................... I.OO
A. G. Miller 2.SO
Beldlnc Bros. 10.00
Max Barrell 2.30
R. A. Bremen 2.00
M. D. Smith LOO
Marcla Bull LOO
G. Arthur Clark LOO"
Employes of Butterfleld Bros.... 21.00
H. S. Tuttle 23.00
Mrs. Robinson .................. 2.00
Alnslee Printlnr Co 3.00
Baker Lydell 5.00
Baltes tc Co 100.00
Brown & Emallty.. .............. 3.00
Buahong & Co 100.00
B. Chancy 1.30
H. Eckhardt 2.50
Glasa tt Prudhomme. ............ 100.00
Golshal! Printing Co 5.00
A. 8. Hawk 2.30
Hlcka-Cbatten 23.00
Holly Press 5.00
Howe. Dart Jfc Kllham 23.00
Irwin Hodson Co. ......... ....... 10O.6O
James Printing Co. 10.00
E. Kern o.ixi
Kllest te. Schuele 5.00
William Klump 5.00
uncoin & Lovejoy.. ............. 10.00
Mann lc Beach : S.0O
Metropolitan Printing Co 10.00
Multnomah Printing Co 10.00
A. W. Nash 5.00
Ogleby Bros... t.OO
Pacific mati a printier co 10.00
Peaslee Bros. .................... 10. OO
Portland Linotype. Company...... 5.00
J. R. Rogers , 10.00
F. J. Ryder 2.30
Union Printlnr Company 10.00
Welch. Davis it Carson.......... 5.00
E. U. White 2.00
F. C. Stettler 25. CO
Oreron Papr Box Company..... 5.0O
Portland Paper Box Company.... 5.00
L C Stewart .' 5.00
Blake. McFall Company 230.00
Pacific Paper Company.......... 230.00
J. K. GUI Company 100.00
Xilhaa StaUonerr t Printlnr Co. 25.00
J. R. Ewlng LOO
H. M. WiltUmson , 3.00
Crescent Paper Company......... - 3.00
incepenaent Pacr Company..... 5.00
J. W. F. McFall Company........ . 10.00
IL K. Finch. 5. CO
The Pacific Scandinavia 1.00
0. R. Ball 25.00
Cameron Smith 3.00
Portland EngravlBg Company.!.. 3.00
Portland Branch Pacific Press
Publlahlnr Compinv. 5.00
German Publlshlnr Company.... 5.00
Gantenbetn & Bathgate 2.30
1. N. Meyer. LOO
G. McKlbbtn 5.00
Anderson & Dunlway. ...v.. 25.00
Pacific Farmer .................. 3. GO
EL A. Madden LOO
Beattie tt Hoffman - 10.00
Total cash.............
1121.207.23
Prevbloas aad 5 applies at Estimated Values.
Theo. B. Wilcox, cash and flour. . I 3,000.00
McMillan Grata Co.. 25'hbla. flour 100.00
Pacific Grain Co, 75 bbl. floor... 2O0.UO
Portland Flouring Mills. Co.. 2000
barrets flour S.OOO.O0
J. W. & V. Cook. 100 casts salmon 270.00
North Padftc Lumber Co.. lumber 2.30O.0O
Inman. Poulsen Co lumbar...... 2. 500.00
Ladd & Ttlton. flour 12.30O.on
M. J. Brandenstetn. provlaloss.... 1. 000.00
T. M. Warren & Co.. 30 cases sal
mon .......................... 135.00
St. Clair & Co.. goods S0O.O0
Albera. Sayder Co- provisions.. 75.00
Cannerymen of Astoria........... 2. 1 SO. CO
G. W. Fletcher Co.. groceries..... 200.00
J. W. & V. Cook, additional 100
cases salmon .................. 270.00
Flelschner. Mayer & Ca. blankets 3.000.90
Total, provisions and supplies...! 38.310.00
' Lewis aad Clark Stock Subscriptions.
U. S. National Bank S 25a 0-1
Welts-Fargo tt Co. Bank 250.00
Atnaworth National Bank... 230.00
Lambert. Whitman & Co 12.30
Willamette Tent It Awning Co.... 123.00
W. C. Noon Bag Co 230.00
Ames it Harris 125.00
B. Le Paret 13.00
Paul Van Fridagh 12.30
Foeller It O'Xell 12.30
Cha. F. Beebe Co.. 123.00
Frank M. Warren 2.50
Chat. H. Glelm 12.30
Thanhaoter Hat Co.............. 23.00
Western Clay Mfjc Co 125.00
Henry Fasshesder ..... 2.30
EaIElIf 1
j CLOTHES
Total stock aubacripttons g 1.033.00
Cash 121.07.25
Provisions and supplies 3010.00
Grand total,,.... 1159.372.25
DOX'TS FROM MAYOR SCHMITZ
'Warns Feopla to Adopt Sanitary
MeasHres and Not Get Shot.
Mayor Schmitz. has issued the following
proclamation, which citizens are lnarruct
ed to observe:
"Do Hot be afraid of famine. There
will be abundance of food supplied. Do
not use any water except for drinking
and cooking purposes. Do not light any
fires In houses, stoves or fireplaces.
"Do not use any house closets under
any circumstances, but dig earth closets
In yards or vacant lots, using, tf possible,
some dUlnfectanL This is of the greatest
Importance, aa the water supply Is only
suSSdent for drinking and cooking.
"Do not allow any garbage to remain
oa the premises. Bury It and cover im
mediately. Peatileace can only be avoided
by complying with these regulations.
Ton are particularly directed not to en
ter aay business hease or dwelling except
year own. as you may be mistaken for
one of the looters and shot on sight, as
the orders are not to arrest, but shoot
dews aay one caught stealing-."
HUSTLE CONVICTS TO PHISOX
Jadges .WUL Grant Xo Stays Co art
'Becards .Preserved.
SAX FRANCISCO. April 2L A meeting-
of the Suaerter Judges of this pity
was held today- fer the pngpef ef set
tling; several legal . ewMtWM - axislBg;
from thttterrrtfttlea eCcjwsscml pro
ceedings. It was agreed 'that' e fur
ther stays ef Vxaca tioa be granted In
the- cases of convicted' criminals who
already have been sentenced and
granted stays for definite' periods. -
This order applies to Gjarga D. Col-.
Has. ther'adtV3nie- steced .te. li
years' lUtnmt1mrf tsVft tent
the order la' J-sssMT6'altTaed
by Judge Bf2H4UTjjWmLt3L Reaa. who
was the trial 4JwTK-rfafrs.- OerdeUar
Appeal to the men who care more
for style and good quality than for
cheapness. They are exclusive in
style models, one season in ad
vance of other clothes -makers.
They are designed by style-makers.
They are exclusive in pattern. The
tailoring is done by the most skilled
artisans. The fabrics used are all
of pure wool and reliable qualities.
The trimmings are the very best,
silks and serge linings. The prevail
ing shades for the season are blue
and gray effects of which we offer
a magnificent selection to choose
from. Single and double-breasted
sacks and English walking frocks
of latest style creations. Priced
$18.00 and up to $45.00. Chester
field Suits Guaranteed to retain
shape. If coat of any Chesterfield
Suit sold curls at edge or canvas
breaks in front in one years we&r
customer gets a new suit abso
lutely free. Fine Hats, finest and
best of everything in Haber
dashery. Pleased to show you
through the finest store and the
finest stock on the Pacific Coast
R. M. GRAY
269-271 Morrison Just Style and Quality
Botkin. convicted of the murder of
Mrs. J. P. Dunning. Is exempt front
the order, as her case has been ap
pealed to the Supreme Court, she will
remain in cuatqdy of the Sheriff until
a decision Is rendered, but Collins,
with a number of other prisoners, will
be sent to the state penitentiary at
San Quentln.
Some trouble was anticipated by tho
Judges in the criminal departments,
owing- to the destruction of .all their
records, but Attorner-General Webb
announced that certified copies were
intact in his office In Sacramento, and
these can be substituted for the orig
inal documents.
The Judges have made an order ex
tending the time of filing- papers for
30 days from April 21.
Raising Pearls for Market.
Technical World Magazine.
The systematic culture of fresh-water
pearls may easily become an Important
Industry in the United States, as the mol
lusks from which they are taken are very
abundant In our lakes and rivers. The
Mississippi basin, especially, teems with
them, presenting many forms "which dif
fer from those of the Atlantic watershed
and other parts of the world. The meth
ods of culture aro exceedingly simple, as
It Is necessary only "to openx slightly the
shell and Insert a very small, transparent
glass bead, putting it between the mantle
and the sHell. Great care must be taken
to avoid Injury to the little animal: and
In opening the shell a thin, flat, Iron tool,
with a" wooden handle and a bent point,
should be used: a knife might answer for
this purpose. When the point has been
Inserted. It is turned around to an angle
of about 90" degrees, the shell being thus
partially opened without Injury to the
life within. After treatment, It must be
returned to the water for a year or two.
while the process of Incrustation goes on.
Earthquake Shocks In Tuscany.
ROME, April 21. Thirteen earthquake
shocks were felt In succession this morn
ing In the province of Siena. Tuscany.
Several buildings were damaged, includ
ing the city hall "at Poggibonsl. 19 miles
south of Florence. The Inhabitants of
Poggibonsl were panic-stricken. It Is not
yet known how badly Siena was damaged.
Devises Property to Son.
The will of Sarah Liinihan. deceased,
was admitted to probate In the County
Court yesterday. The property is de
vised to Hugh MacCabe, a son.
The rhinoceros is the thickest-skinned
quadruped, its 'hide being tough enough to
resist the claws of & Hon or tiger, the blows
of a sword or the balls of an old-fashioned
musket.
e
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Don't you take our word for it
But use your own judgment.
We claim that the beautiful
GEARHART PARK
Clatsop Beach Property
With all modern city conveniences is the
finest investment for people of wealth and
moderate means. Particulars write or call
'on Wm. Bruess, 270 Stark street, or Theo
Kruse, owner, Fourth and Stark streets
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