THE MORNING OBEGONIAN, MONBXT, DECEMBER 5, 190
FEW SH!PS ENROUTE
List Is the Smallest in More
Than Twenty Years.
y
MARTHA ROUX REACHES PORT
Steamboat Rate War on Puget Sound
New York Shipping .Men
Discredit North jgapific
" Wheat Blockade?' '
Tho French bark Martha Roux, -which
has been reported on! the mouth of the
river for nearly a week, arrived In at
Astoria yesterday morning -with a cargo
of coal from Swansea. The arrival of
this vessel brings the ll3t of grain ships
In port up to a total of 14, and had the
Anna not been chartered for lumber Sat
urday, tho en route and in port list
would have contained exactly the same
number of names. There are but 15 ves
sels listed to arrive for Portland and
most of them are far away. The "ton
nasre en route has fallen below 30,000 tons,
tho smallest at any corresponding
period in more than 20 years.
One year ago today there was listed
for Portland 44,323 tons, with 19.9G1 tons
in port. Puget Sound, which has but a
dozen grain ships of 25,000 tons' register
now en route, one year ago, had 28,000
tons en route, and S2.000 tons In port. At
that dato the coming dullness in ship
ping was beginning to be felt, and two
years ago today there was en route
G6.00S tons for Portland and 61,201 tons for
Puget Sound. On December o, 1901, the
records show Portland with 12LS6S tons
en route, and 46,562" tons in port, while
Puget Sound was credited with 80,000 tons
en route and 14,000 tons in port. These
figures were the largest on record for
this date.
PLENTY OF SHIPS.
New York Shipping Men Discredit
Stories of Shortage in Tonnage.
The attempt of Coast grain exporters to
secure space on steam or sail vessels
plying between the Pacific Coast and
New York and thus relieve the strain on
tho railroads Is not credited with sincer
ity in New York, where conditions are
misunderstood. The Journal of Com
merce of November 30 has the following
on the matter:
Officers of the various steamship companies
-lth vessels plying between Pacific Coast ports
and New Tork and representative or tho
largest Eastern milling Interests interviewed
yesterday to some extent discredited the re
ports current In this market for a week past
to the effect that there are 15,000,000 or more
bushels of wheat in the Northwest awaltlnc
shipment to tho East, and that on account of
the inadequate transportation facilities fur
nished by the railroads the grain handlers had
decided to utilize sailing vessels. The reports
further said that an effort had been made to
secure space on the steamers of the American
Hawaiian Line, but it was found the steamers
had all the business they could attend tb. In
this connection Traffic Manager JackGon. of
the American-Hawaiian Company, eald yes
terday If there are large quantities of wheat la
the Northwest purchased for Eastern account
arl awaiting shipment the dealers and hand
lers certainly are making no very strenuous
effrrts to secure space on vreeeLs of our line.
The facts in the case are that we have been
iralle to ?cure grain cargoes for our. steal
er?, and 'I am informed, "that -"sailing vessels
ale 3 have been unable to get fixed. The
Texan, of the American-Hawaiian Line, left
Scaitle October 30. after making a vain ef
fort to secure & part cargo of grain, and the
Alaskan Is now en route north from Southern
Ca. fornln. ports. If the grain people want
f pace In her, they can have It, and welcoma
to the extent of 4000 tons."
Mr David B. Dearborn, one of the active
members of the Maritime Exchange, pooh
hooded the Idea that the grain handlers of the
Northwest are looking for American sailing
vessels In which to transport large quantities
of grain from Seattle. Tacoma and Portland to
New Tork. "For some time past," he said,
T have been casting about for a cargo of
grain 5000 tone for a sailing vessel now lying
in the harbor of San Francisco. There are
others available, I know, and steamships as
well. If the dealers .want their grain trans
ported to Atlantic Coast ports by the water
route, all they have to do is to make known
their wants. There are any number of steam
and sailing vessels available."
Mr. Jones, of the Hecker-Jones-Jewell Mill
ing Company, said that he knew of no note
worthy purchases of Northwestern wheat hav
ing been made recently by Eastern milling
interests which demanded quick transporta
tion; he saw no reason why the dealers should
not take advantage of the lower water rate
and utilize steam and sailing vessels. "Of
course," he said, "large quantities of the
Northwestern wheat ultimately will find its
way East, but so far as I can see, there Is
no urgent call for it."
RIGHTS OF THE STATE.
Supreme Court Decides That State
Officers Can Limit Licenses.
The United States Supreme Court has
Just handed down a. decision regarding
the right of a state to enact laws for
regulating pilotage. The case was
brought up from Texas and the point at
issue was exactly the same as that in
volved, in the case of White and Smith
against the Oregon Board of Sailor
Boardinghouse Commissioners. The
Texas pilots sought to restrain others
than those licensed by the state from
engaging in the business. The outside
pilots brought suit on the grounds that
the limiting of licenses by the board was
unconstitutional, because it gave certain
parties a monopoly of the business. The
lower courts In Texas, as in Oregon, took
this view of the matter, hut the Supreme
Court reversed their decisions and up
held the state law. In passing on the
point where the lower courts In Texas
and Oregon went wrong, Justice "White,
of the United States Supreme Court said:
"The contention that because the com
missioned pilots, have a monopoly of the
business and by combining among them
selves excluded all others from- render
ing pilotage services the law Is unconsti
tutional Is but a denial of the authority
of the state to regulate. The contention
that no monopoly or combination in a
legal sense can arise save from tho fact
that the duly authorized agents of the
state are alore allowed to perform the
duties devolving upon them by law, con
sldered In Its ultimate aspect, amount
simply to the contention, not that the
Texas laws are- void for want of power,
but that they .are unwise. If an analysis
of the laws justified this conclusion the
remedy is in Congress and cannot be
Judicially afforded by denying the power
of the state to exercise its authority over
a subject concerning which it has plenary
power until Congress has seen fit to act
in the premises."
RATE WAR ON' PUGET SOUND
Old Reliable Steamer Flyer Makes a
Cut In Seattle-Tacoma Rates.
The encroachment of the lnterurban
railroad on the passenger business on
Puget Sound between Seattle and Ta
coma has at last provoked retaliation
from the steamers plying between the
two cities. The old reliable Flyer, which
annually travels more miles than any
other steamboat in existence, has cut
the rate to BO cents for the round trip
between the two cities and Is carrying
large crowds. The rate on the lnter
urban Is CO cents one way or 51 for tho
rouncbtrlp. Tho Flyer, although she has
been running on the route for more than
a dozen years, continues to bfc tho marvel
of the steamboat world. on Puget Sound,
and no other boat that ever turned ta
wheel In those waters has ever equalled
her in number of miles traveled or regu
larity of service. As she Is a Portland
built boat, the people of this city have
never lost interest In her DerformaneAs.
'and will view with regret the appearance
of a craft that can beat her even In her
old age.
Boscowitz Towed Into Port.
VICTORIA, B. C., Dec, 4. (Special!)
The wrecking steamer Maude, be
longing to Bullen Bros., Victoria, and
the Esqulmalt Marine Railway, arrived
tonight In Esqulmalt harbor towing
the steamer Boscowitz, wrecked some
weeks ago on Harbledown Island reef,
on the north end of Vancouver Island,
and purchased by Bullen Bros, at auc
tion for $625.
The Boscowitz has a list of 18 de
grees to port and Is kept afloat by a
ten-Inch pump from the Maude. She
will be docked Monday and prepared
for the Northern freight and passenger
trade.
Reached Shore Only to Die.
ASTORIA, Or., Dec 4. (Special.)
Passengers on the steamer Sue H. El
more, which arrived from Tillamook
late last evening, confirm the report
that the bodies of two of the three men
who left the disabled schooner Web
foot In a small boat on November 21,
were found on Thursday afternoon on
an unfrequented portion of the beach
between Necarnie Mountain and Neha
lem. The bodies were dressed only In un
derclothing and were lying above high
water mark. Indicating that the men
had been able to reach the shore but
had died afterward from exhaustion
and exposure. On the beach near them
was the "Webfoot's boat.
Steamer Athenian Is Overdue!
YOKOHAMA, Dec 5. The steamer
Athenian, which sailed from Victoria,
B. C. Nov. 14, for Hong Kong and this
port, Is vio days overdue.
Domestic and Foreign Ports.
ASTORIA, Or.. Dec. 4. Arrived down at
midnight and sailed at 8:20 A. M. Steamer
Wblttler, for San Francisco; steamer Acme,
for San Francisco. Arrived at 7:20 A. M. and
left up at 9:30 A. M. Steamer Aberdeen, from
San Francisco. Sailed at 8:20 A. M. Schooner
Honolulu, for Shanghai! schooner Makuhona,
for San Pedro. Arrived, at 10 A. M. French
bark Martha Roux. from Swansea. Condition
of the bar at S P. M., smooth; wind east;
weather, cloudy.
San Francisco, Dec 4. Arrived Spokane,
from Port Gamble.
TERMS GIVEN ADDICKS.
Settlement With Receiver of Bay
State Gas Company.
WILMINGTON, Del., Dec 4. The
terms of the settlement of the case of
George Wharton Pepper, receiver of the
Bay State Gas Company, against J. Ed
ward Addlcks and other officers of the
company for an accounting of stock Is
sued by them, were learned here tonight
from an authoritative source. According
to the terms of settlement, Mr. Addlcks
and the directors of tho company re
turned to Receiver Pepper 1,021,250 shares
of the 1,500,000 shares, with a par value
of $75,000,000, which were alleged to have
been Issued unlawfully.
For tho remaining 478,750 shares the de
fendants are to pay the receiver $48,254,
which is the amount realized by the de
fendants from the sale of the stock In the
open market.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. O. F. Paxton, accompanied by Mrs.
Paxton, leaves today for- a two weeks'
business trip to New York.
Arthur F. Warde, advance representa
tive for Florence Roberts, arrived In tho
city yesterday to pave the way for his
star's visit to the Marquam Grand for a
week, commencing next Monday night.
Miss Roberts will present a varied reper
toire, including "Zaza," "Tcss of the
D'Urbervilles," "The Adventure of Lady
Ursula," ".Marta of the Lowlands" and
Ibsen's "A Doll's House."
NEW YORK, Dec 4. (Special.) North
TONNAGE EN ROUTE AND IN PORT
Vessels Chartered or Available for Grain Cargoes From
the Northwest.
FOR PORTLAND
Flag
and rly.
Name.
Master.
May 26
July 1.
July 15
July 22
Aug. 14
Sopt. 30
ICarl
Uer. ship
Br. ship
Ger. ship
Hashagen
Fraser
ionsaaie
Chrlstel
Wurthmaa
Eugenie Fautrel
Henrletto
Pythomene
Alice
ft. hark
Le Huede
Denkela
Ger. shin
Br.4 ship
Ger.ship
Gr. 6hip
Splncy
Relmers
Oregon
Hashagen
England,
Thistle
nr. narK
Fr. bark
La Fontalno
Plnmore
Haumorit
Br. bark
Jones
Humphreys
B runnings
Gezary
ICarnedd Lewellvn
Br. ship
Ger. bark
Ft. bark
Dan. brk
1 Magdalene
Turgot
Princess Marie
Total tonnag en route and listed, 27,842.
GRAIN' TONNAGE
-Flag
and rig.
Name.
Master.
Aug. 29 Dumfriesshire
Sept. 17 Ruthwell
Sept, 29 Nomia
Oct. 3 Oweeneo
Oct. 14 Glaucus
Oct. 28 Langdale
Oct. 29 Europe,
Oct. 29 JS. Celeste
Nov. 10 IDunreggan
Nov. lOiNauarchos
Nov. 12 Jules Gommes
Nov. 24JHolt Hill
Nov. 29JV. de Mulhouse
Dec 4fMartha Roux
Br. bark
Fernaux
Br. oark
Honeyman
Ger. bark
nasselman
Burchell
Crystal
Jones
Rollier
Maresco
Br. ship
Br. ship
Br. ship
Fr. bark
It. ship
Br. bark
Smith
Ger.
barklAr.
fmann
Fr. ship
Bandry
Parker
Cannevet
Gamier
Br. bark
Fr. bark
Fr. bark
Total tonnage In port, 23,127.
GRAIN TONNAGE EN
Flag
and rig.
Nam.
July 3
Aug. 6
Oct. 10
Sept, 17
Aug. 22
Aug. 9
Oct. 22
Sept. 15
Oct. 28
Nov. 15
Sofala iBr. bark
CoL Vbols Mareuil Fr. bark
Auld
Zuiemper
Lyderhorn
Br. bark
Williams
Eurasia
Dimsdale
Socoa
Br. ship-
Hughes
nr. sniD
Fr. ship
Br. ship
Br. bark
Ger. ship
Fr. ship
Br.bark
Br. bark
Br. bark
isvans
Daudry
I Cedar bank
Batcneior
Cromblo
Muller
Louvet
Moulton
Amberman
Houghton
(Inveramsay
Andre Theodore
Pegasus
Tamar
Haddon Hall
Total tonnage on route and listed, 24.S26.
GRAIN TOJiXAGE
Flag
and rig.
Kerne.
Master.
Sept. 26 Dunfermline
July 31 Dunstaffnage
Aug. 26 Engelhorn
Sept. 27 Bertha
Sept 7 Falklandbank
Oct. 11 Ed. Detallle
Oct. 15 Ancona
OcL 21 Sokota
Nov. njDavld Anglers
Nov. 19T. de Auvergne
Dec 2 IMuskoka
Br. snip
Br. bark
Br. bark
Ger. ship
Br. ship
Fr. bark
Br. bark
Br. ship
Fr. bark
Fr. bark
Br. bark
Woodward
Forbes
Levitt
Helneke
Bobbins
Drlllet
Bobbins
Burke
Le Carre
Frauguel
McDonald
Total tonnage In port, 22,99C
western, people register at New York ho
tel today as follows:
Seattle F. B. Chandler, at the Astor;
J. F. A. Strong and wife, at the Victoria;
R, J. Chase, at the Imperial.
NEW YORK, Dec 4. George Ade, the
playwright, who has been ill at the Hol
land House for several days, was much
Improved today and expects to bo out
tomorrow.
BOSTON. Dec 4. Prince Fushlraa of
Japan spent Sunday in his apartments.
Tonight he entertained a few Boston
friends at an informal dinner, among those
present being President Eliot, of Harvard.
AT THE HOTELS.
THE PORTLAND.
E H McCune. Albany R D Spencer, Chicago I
R Knighton. do
O G WInhelm. do
W H Wood & wfe,
Aberdeen
E S Harrison & wfe
Nomo
J H Schweley. OlymJ
L Van Orden. Seattle
F T George. Arlngton
J O Vltter, Milwaukee
A F Warde. N Y
T M McHale, Chicago
a f weaver. Indiana
R R Mllllken. Pttsburg
E N Brlggs, SaglnawJM Welsol, Minneapolis
J H Seeley. Silver B
F A Murcheeon. Illlna
W B Pevk & wfe. N Y
W H Irvine, St Paul
v i wood. co
u c swing, seatue
B G Bodlghelmer. SlmjC E Kuhn. Ilwaco
F B Thayer, St Paul
J B Kllppatrlck. Chxo
A Dunbar. Astoria
T H Curtlss. Astoria
W F Buckingham. Chg
E N Coyne, N Y
G K Patterson, Fennsy
B S Adams & wfe. Cgo
G E Goule. Seattle
Mrs J H Seeley, B C
E S Bllllngharo. B C
t iTTeman. Seattle
C H Verillns. S F
R C Smith. Skagway
'.Mrs W G Fritz & son.
Chicago
THE PERKINS,
A Newell, McMInnvllC W Wilson. Nome
B S Olsen. Little FUsfE K Gowdy, Eugene
C P Calles, Paris. Mo
J E Williams. Tacom
Mrs Calles. Paris
Mrs Fenton, Portland
B Kaughlln, T Dalles'
H Rosenberg, Minnpls;
W N Ferrln, For Gro
Mrs J A Gclsendoffer,
the Dalles
Mrs J W French.
The Dalles. Or
Mrs E H French,
The Dalles. Or
J 8 Rabb. Kelso. Wn
Mrs K&bb, Kelso, wn
C H Overlngton, S F
A S Locke, Indepndco
Alfred O Byrd, Denver
Mrs Byrd, do
M Bird. do
M K Byrd, . do
R B McDonald. McM
James Keane. N Y
Mrs A Heywood. Hills
C E Moulton, Tacoma
H Hcnsen, La Grand
Hrs Hensen, La Gran
F Vroman
Cora Hawley, Grass VjP B Vantress. Tlllara
Grant Hawley. G V
C C Haynes. For Grv
Geo Thurman. Rood
house. Ill
Emll J Nyman. Asto
C C Tlckner. Portlnd
Jas Nelson, Pendletn
J C Christiansen. El
A B Stanley. Lone Rk
John Moffett. Lone R
gin
W H Lucas. Lone Rk
H B Howatt, Astoria
R W Glosteln, city
C L Fenton. Vancouv
A M Powell. Valdes
A V Andrews. La Gr
E M Eversoll, Joseph
O C Eversole, Joseph
N Sellg. Myrtle Creek
Mrs Sellg, Myrtle- Ck
W T Kerr, Coqullle
C B Robert. N Y
M T Nolan. T Dalles
Mrs L Rice, Wal Wal
W Rennenshlp, San Fi
P Windier. San Fran
J E Webb. Wal Wal
Mrs Webb, Wal Walla
H S McGoWan, McGn
A J McCallum. w W
J T Brown, Colfax
Mrs Brown. Colfax
Mrs A C Peterson,
Alton. Wash
Mrs Peterson, Alton
Master Peterson, Altn
Lew Smith, Blng
hampton
THE IMPERIAL.
A L Brown, Salem
B C Brooks, San Fran
Li A Carter, So Portld
W B Howalt. San Frn
J E Presnell, Newberg
Mrs W E Famsley.
Tacoma
John Bush, Alaska
J H Harris, Corvallls
A a ray ao n. city
Mamie A Ward, Her-
llner
J E Clark, Seattle
Mrs C Cleaver, Prairie
City
J I Love, Grand Rap
Robt Forster, Pendltn
C G Messlnger ana wf,
Michigan
D C Brownell. TJmatll
H R DeLaplaln. Taco,
F L Poole, Pendleton
E E Dunbar. Wolf CkC B Porter and faro,
R H La Croix. Salemj San Francisco
Cal Truesdale, Salem T A McBrlde, Ore City
Alta Roberts, MnnplsJJ N GrlflUTn, Astoria
THE ESMOND.
D Castle. Dallas
E Wrenn. Seattle
J T Atkinson. Spokn
Mrs H L Freeman,
Toledo
J P Howes," Eugeno
Mrs Atkinson, Spokn
H J Howard. Ashland
Mrs Howard, Ashland
M Brlscom, Cairo. Ill
J Tillman, Astoria
J Carty. Rtdgefleld
Mrs Tillman, Astoria
H H Cole, Astoria
N Thompson. Salem
Mrs Thompson, Salem
Mrs Cole, Astoria, Or
Mary Thompson. S&lm
W J Campbell. Corral
A Olsen, Deep River
W Johnson, PleasantV
C Black,. Eufaula
G A Taylor, Holbrook
N A Jackson. Holbrok
J Johnson, Holbrook
Mrs Johnson, Pleasnt
M Murphy, Salem
B Murphy. Salem
F Brown, Frankfort
C G Young, Oak Point
C White, Ostrander
S Phllllppl. Stayton
W B Wing. Eugene
C Chose. Castle Rock
J O Banks, Seattle
W C Mltret. Oak Pt
B C Turner. Carrolton
J W Hobbs, Eugene
C Divine. Toledo
Mrs Divine, do
Miss Divine, do
J Divine, do
C Conklin. Omaha
Mrs Conklin. Omaha
E B Blaine, Spokane
Mrs Blaine, do
H Snyder, do
Mrs Snyder, do
Mrs Hanson. Astoria
Geo Smith. Goble
H Brown, Goble
P A Courtney, Oswego
H Jacobson, Astoria
R Watson, Oswego
Mrs Jacobson. Astoria J Godwin. Spokane
Hilda Jacobson, AstolG W Browning, Spok
B Ruggett, Tacoma L a weicn. Rainier
Tacoma Hotel. Tfeceasa.
American plan. Bates, $3 and up.
Hotel Donnelly, Tacom.
Flrst-clacs restaurant in connection.
Con
signees. From.
1316'
Hamburg
Shields
1931
Glrvln
Girvln
16S3
157
169S Shields
143!
17051Hamburg
129
Balfour
1G47I
Antwerp
1001
1755!
Antwerp
69
Taylor
Hull
Hamburg
Hamburg
Antwerp
Hull
1775
Meyer
Meyer
Balfour
21S2
173S
2286
Meyer
160SAcapulco
26SGJ Hamburg
1772Antwerp
1288Guaymas
IN THE RIVER
From.
Agents or
Charterers.
Berth.
4S3IS
wansea
Disengaged
Baltour
Disengaged
Mtgmy. 2
Stream
Mtgmy. 1
Holmes
Elevator
Astoria
Mtgmy. 2
O. & C
Newcastle
Shields
1921
2334
Newcastle
Disengaged1
1909
Antwerp
Disengaged
Balfour
1SS9
2070
iiongay
Hobart
jCntwern
Kerr
N.W.W.Co.
1606
1477
(Newcastle
Disengaged
Coal bkrs
2TS6
Disengaged
Astoria
Mersey
Stream
Stream
Astoria
1902
Hull
Ken
Oceanic 2269
Hamburg
2429!
1592)
Hamburg
Swansea
Disengaged
Disengaged I
ROUTE TO PUGET SOUND
Master.
From.
Con
signees. 21601
Cardiff
Antwerp
Hamburg
London
Antwerp
Dunkirk
Liverpool
Antwerp
Antwerp
Cardiff
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Guayaquil
17321
2C87
1742
1779
1826
2G3
1321
1C70,
1675
243S
1949
1332
OS PUGET SOUND
From.
Agents or
Charterers.
Berth.
(2773;h.hangnal
Disengaged) Tacoma
Disengaged Tacoma
Disengaged' Victoria
31231 iiiogo
23741 Fusan
2613Rotterdam
17SliGlasgow
uisengagea Seattle
Vaacouvr
Tacoma
Victoria
172S! Newcastle E
P.F.M.Ca
Disengaged
Disengaged
N.W.W.Co,
Disengaged
Disengaged
2570!
Callao
2193
Hong Kong
Hamburg
Lelth
Hamburg
P. Town',
tf79
Seattle
Tacoma
Seattle.
1732!
228
ADVERTISED.
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residence of owners may be secured by ob
aervlng the following rules:
Direct plainly to the street and number of
the house.
Head letters with the writer's full address.
Including 'street and number, and request
answer to be directed accordingly.
Letters to strangers Or transient visitors
In the city, whose special address may be
unknown, should be marked In the left-hand
corner, "Transient." This will prevent their
being delivered to persons of the. same or
similar names.
Persons calling for these letters will please
state date on which they were advertised,
December S, They will be charged for at the
rate of 1 cent for each advertisement called
for.
MEN'S LIST.
American Cash
Grocery
Anderson, A
Anderson, C
Anderson. Charley
Aratte, A H
Avery, Ed
Baker, C M
Baker. Doc Wood
Baker & Baker
Ballentlne
Barleben, Ernst
Barger. Beth A
Barrett, Prof B J
McGann, F d
McGary Co., J D-2
McGarry. W R
McHolland. J A
McKellops. C M
KlnneL Robert K
McLean, Wm
McLeod. J J
McNaughtOn, D T
Mack, Wm
Maley. Frank
Manning. D
Mann, Mr William
Marsow, George
Bateman, Pacific
Marshall, All
Nursery c Seed Co Markharn, James H
Beardsley, Wm J-2 Marshell. Warren
Bennlck. E J Martin, C Aney
Bingham. Mr and Mrs Maybee, B
R. M Meek. Attorney
Blumenthal. Godfrey Meagher, Michel
Bogdanovlch. Anton Mengle. Joseph
Boric. Albert
Mlms. Alec
Bortner, Arthur E
Bowon, Blrdla
Braun, Henry
Braun. H
Brandt, E & J W
Brlttan, Jack
Srowden. J A
Brooks, W T
Brookes & Co., J
BUell, Alfred
Bulen, G F
Burchardt, Geo
Burnett. E F
Butcher, Wm E
Butler, Leo
Campbell, Clyde VD
Cairo ody. Frank
Carson, J
Castleman, W A
Champlln, Arthur
Chance, John
Chicago Artificial
Limb Co
Chrlstxaan, Wm
Clark, G W
Clark, .W J . . . .
Cllne, Horace
Code, J G
Colvln, Harmon
Coleman, James R
Conley, A 8"
Cornelleus, Art
Corbett; Wllliam-2'
Couch. H C
Craushaw. Edward
Godfrey
Crane, Charles D
Crelghton, J V
Crooks, Vlllard
Cronnse!L P
Crolse, T J
Dalrymple, J J. .
Danlelson. G
Davison. Leslie E
Davis. Geo
Mlckelson, James A
Miller. B H
Miller. Ed
Miller. E
Miller, T L
Miller, Horace
Miller. P
Mitchell. H
Mock. John
Mocsn. B
Moon, James
Moore, J J
Morrow, J E
Morfltt. Frank
Morrison. Dr J R
Morse, R A
Mosher, Leslie S
Multnomah Boating
Works
Muller. Edward W
Murphy." J J
Myers, Edward
Meyer, John
Michaels, W E
Nystrom. Peter
National Candy Co
Nass. Job
Nentland. Henry
Nelson,. F M
Nelson. Frank
Nelson. Peter
NHL E W
Gpenhlmer
Okerbloom. "Wjn A
Occidental Oyster Co
Ogden, S X
Oliver Baking Co
Olson. John'
Orumel, R J
Oriental Rug Co
Orton. Chester
Oregon. Wood Co
Oregon Art Astociai
tion
Oregon Land Co
Dement Bros Co
OtKeefe, RJchard
Dalmas. A E De -St O'Neill, Wm H
Deverell, D
Pflfter Edward
Dickinson. -C Lester
Dillon. Charles
Dill, Western
Dover, Wm H
Drak. Kanath
Drapler, Will H
Drake. F P
Dutton. L L
Dunbar, A
Eaton, Bert
Easter, C F
Ellsworth, Wm K
Elliott, F
Ellis. George
Engle. C L
Erlckson Fuel Co
Eveanbrack. C H
Erlcksson, Erik
Evening Times
Evans, Harry B
Falrley, C B
Fokas, Wolf
Fyle..IC
Padgram, H F
Palmer, J W
Palmer, Hal 8
Paris Art Company
Parker, Leslie
' Patterson, C A
Powr. F M
Payne, Frank J
Peterson. Frank J
Peterson. Gust
Plttie. J S
Polettl, Glacomo
,Poynes. J C
'Portland Commission
Co
Portland Nursery Co
Powell, J
Pugh, Earl
Host, F C
Rein. George
Regan, Fred-3
Regain. James
Fennler, Ad
Ferguson. Fred and Beynolas & Busa
Frank
Rice. R F
Fitzgerald. F J
Flattmann, H F
Franklin, Chas F
Freldrich. Oliver
Gay, E H
Gahras, W J
Garnett, A J
Geisler. Christian
Richmond. Geo
Richardson, Ed
Rleder. F S
Riding, G M
Rlnehart. C O
Robinson, Frank
Robinson, A Lloyd
Robinson, Richard
Rodger. Andy
German Exhibit of
World's Fair. MngrBoWo: 'Mr-
Geary, George A . Romany Oil Company
Gibbons, Willie
itosen, Viktor
Raycraft, Mr
Rule, Hary
Rufe; Henry
Bymon. Frank
Sanborn. C M
Glbblsh, Jos
Oilman, Herbert
Glllennater. Kemp
GUssner, Jos
Golden, T
Gorm, B G
Sanaerson, Peter
German VUlaxo Exno- Schollne. Peter
sltion. Manager sears uu Co., Lewis
Griffith, Jeff
Shannon. Harry
Gunderson. Gundcr
Hable. John
Hall, D G
Hamm. James
bnarp, Herman
Shaw, Robert
Shireman. Howard
Shoemaker. Roy
Hammersley. Charles Shoot. H E
S Shoemaker, A T
Hamilton. Mr and MrsSIsco, Frank
J A
Simons. Willie
Simpson. Claude
Simpson. Mr and Mrs
Smlthson. Charles C
Small,. H A
Smith.' Aaron
Smith, Earl
Smith. J E
Smith. J H-2
Smith, Walter V
Smith, W T
Snyder. Dr O W
Sorensen, John
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S
Stahl. BenJ T
Stamm, Roy
Stanberry. Sol
SteeL M O
Stevens. Joe
Stephson. L H
Stlrrltt, James
Stone, Geo
Stone. Lee-2
Stralley. C F
S trade. J 8
Sundman. John
Hamilton, Jeffe
Hamilton, W
Hamilton. J D
Handly, Jos
Hants, Grover
Hansell. C W
Hansen, Valdemar
Hardy, A
Harmon. David A
Harris, William
Harvey, E J
Harvey, Eugene
Hayes, C E
Hendrlx, Thomas
Herrmann. C O
Herrmann. F
Hicks. Dr R C
Hilton, James
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Holley, Luther
Hopkins. Orvllle
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Howells
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Hughes. Joe J
Hunt, D A
Hurbert, J C
Husser, Louis
Huton. F W
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Irvine, R C
Jacharia. A. N
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Johnson, Carl
Jones, Charley
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Kasklc. Frajlk
Katterfeld, Jul
Keating. A B
Keefe. John
Kelt. M
Kern. Rev J J
Kinsella, Ed
KInsella. E P
Kunz. H
Knight, Frank
Kowalsk, Tuzep
Krueger. Ferdlnend
Laggtala, Francesco
LayFette. Louies
Lam'ler, M
Larson, Eskil
Latrell, James P
Lauler, Jack
Leisure, M
Lester, Clcvo
Levltch. H
Lewis, Elen A
Little, A G
Littler. Guy
Lltzenberg, Don
Long, Joseph
Looney, C P
Supt of Plaster Deco
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Sweeney, P J
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Tuning, A
Taylor. John I
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Thomas. J C
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Thompson, Chas
Thompson, Louis
Thompson, Wm
Tuner. H J
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Watson, X P
Weber, B C
Welnhold, Robert
Wells. Frank
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We.trel, E H
Wlekel. W A
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Wllklns, H
Williams, Walter
Wilson, J
Love, Lewis
Wilson, J O
Luster, Jr. Richard Wilson, R J
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McClalne. A F
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Thompson, Mrs A E
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Frances
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sephine Walsh. Miss J F
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Johnson, Tina
Jones, Mlas Edytha
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Kelly, Mrs F T
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Kenney. Miss Llllle
Kennedy, Mrs G W
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1:, ' . i . " Biting, Miss Agnes
Kruger. Mis Jennie-white Mrs M
Kurtll. Mies Emma White. Miss Mabel
u""uu. -anas win- Wiggins, Mrs
rude
Williams. Mrs Mary
Laning, Miss Eleanorewilson. Margaret
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England. Stanford ard
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Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use
Carter's Little Herve Pills,
ly for this class.
made expreas-
1
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this fellow," said
Golden Gate, "It's so
easy to make hlrn see
stars and planets, too'
Notklt iees with GOLDEN OATS
COFPEE bat fisfactloa. Tim
aris ae ctatoai-ao crockery.
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TEETH
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CUT RATES
! Boston Painless Dentists
'Art now Eivinsr their annual CUT
RATE PRICES on all dental work. The
charges arn less than college prices,
and all work done by our painless sys
tem and by specialists of 12 to 20 years
experience.
NO STUDENTS EMPLOYED.
TEETH extracted, filled or crowned
absolutely without pain by our scr
preparation applied to the gumz.
TEETH
iTHOUTWEs
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Extracting Free. Examinations lYe.
Surer Fillings 35cGo!a Fillings 75
Geld CroTras ...S3.00fnll Set Teeth. . .3.t
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FOR TEN YEARS.
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ame day. Come in at once and take
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Fifth ui Xerrlcea streets.
Entrance 291 Morison Street.
.Largest Dental concern In the world.
Blaster. Mrs Mattle
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Dr. W. Norton Davis
IN AWEEK
W treat successfully all prlrate nervoua aad
chronic diseases of zaeo. algo blood, stomach,
heart, liver, kidney and throat troubles. W
eur SYPHILIS (without mercury) to stay
cured foravr, la ao to 00 cays. We remov
STRICTURE, without operation or pain, la
16 cajra.
W stop drains, the result of self-abuse. Im
mediately. We can restore the sexual vigor of
any man under Su. by means of local treatment
peculiar to ourselves.
WE CURE GONORRHOEA lUTKEK
Tab doctors of this institute ar all rtgular
graduates, have had many years' experience,
have been known In Portland for 15 years. hav
a reputation to maintain, and will undertake
so case unless certain cure can be effected.
We guarantee a cure In avnr caas wo under
take or charge no te.. consultation free. Let
ters confidential. Instructive BOOK FOR
MEN- mailed free In plain wrapper.
It you cannot call at offlce. writ for questlos
blank. Home treatment successful.
Offlce bourn 0 to 6 and 7 to 1 Sundays aad
holidays, 10 to 12.
Dr. W. Norton Davis & Co.
Offices la Van-Noy Hotel. 024 Third st. cor.
Pise. Portland. Or.
HAND
vSAPOLIO
It ensures an enjoyable, invigor
ating bath; makes every poro
respond, removes deed skin,
ENERGIZES THE WHOLE BODY
starts the circulation, and leaves
ft glov equal to a Turkish bath.
ALL GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS
Humors Cur&d
with liar Art a. Soap. SkinHealth (oint
ment) and Sltinllealth. Tablets. A posl
tire aad speedy cure for every ltchlcg. burning,
scaly, bleeding, crusted, pimply and blotchy
humor, with loss of hair. Produces clear, bril
liant, healthy skin and pure, rich, red blood.
GKNHEALTSJ
1 Tposimont 7 So mm
consists of HarflnaSoap,25c.,medIcated,antl
septic; SkinHcaItb(olnt.).25c..toBlll germs,
heal the skin, and Skinllealtb. Tablets,
SSc, to expel humor germs. All druggists.
Harfinn Soap for the Complexion.
for pimples, blackheads, redness, roughness, chaf
ing, chspplag, rough hands. Nothing will gir
such a speedy cure. 2Sc. 3 cakes, Ooc.
Send 6c. postage for Free Samples and
booklets to PHILO HAY CO... NEWARK. N. J. ,
"WOOD ARD, CLARKE! & CO.,
Fourth aad Washington.
The Terrible Skin Scourge Itching, Burning
Bleeding Wteplng, Crusting, Scaling.
Little babies most afflicted. No sleep, no rest .front
SKINHEALTH-yCL
TREATMENT jQm
rr..!.f n,f Trii-lTi lnan. medicated, antisep
I tic: Sltlahcalth (olnU. to kill humor germs,
i feeai the skin and stop Itching, and Sklnhealtl
Tablets, to expel lurnor Kerms. MLLTI-
ETUDES OFMOTirERSrelyonSIrfnhealth;
I treatment with liar fin a. Soap for lmmedUteiy
relieving ana quicxiy curing an itiaua oi
lug humors from infancy to old age. for beauti
fying the ekta and hair, soothing all irritations
sad for many antiseptic uses. Druggists.
AVOODARD, CLARKE fc CO.,
Fourth and AVashlairton.
0MMISSIGH
GRAIN and
STOCK
BROKERS
Wc Charge No Interest for
Carrying Long Stock
General Office S buying
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
X. K. Aides, Correspondent,
Room 2, "Ground Floor,
Chamber of Commerce.
TRAVKT.KR.V GUIDE.
COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY
SISSoS PORTLAND to THE DALLES
FYi :
Regulator
Line Steamers
U'.IT (EXCEFT SDNDAT) 7 LU,
Direct ltn for MoCetfs. St. Martin's and
Collins Hot Springs. Connecting at Lyla,
Waan.. with Columbia River & Northern Ky.
Co.. for Goldenuale and Klickitat Valley
pojaU. Landing foot of Alder street. Phono
ilain 014. S. M'JJOXALD. Agent.
For South -Eastern Alaska
rav ndub Miv.li i yucK. u, oi. J2rwiVij tAi
l VBoB i InmWT- Tiar. 17 vim.
Tino anil Rttlrnl- PAMflVl
reel): both vessels making reg-
5" ular S. E. Alaska ports of
call; cottage City calls at
Vancouver: Ramona CALLS AT VICTORIA.
FOR VANCOUVER.
CITY OF SEATTLE leaves Seattle Tuesdays,
Thursdays. Sundays, 10 P. M.; call at Everett
and Belllngham.
Steamers connect at San Francisco with com
pany' steamers for ports In California. Mex
ico and Humboldt Bay. For lurther Informa
tion obtain folder. Rlcht la reserved to change
steamers or sailing date.
TICKET OFFICES.
Portland 240 Washington st.
Seattle ..113 James at. and Uoek
San Francisco ...10 Market st.
C. D. DUNANN, Gen. Pass. Agt,
10 Market St.. San Francisco.
EQZEMM
I
.XXAVEXKB& GUXDK.
0.I.&N
Shoj$- Line
am Union Pacific
3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY
Through Pullman standard and tourist slee
lng-cars dally to Omaha. Chicago. Spokaat;
tourist aleeplng-car dally to Kansas City;
through Pullman tourist sleeping-car (person
ally conducted) weekly to Chicago. Reclining
chair-car (seats free) to the Out daUy.
UNION DEPOT. Leaves. Arrives.
CHICAGO-PORTLAND 0U5 A. M. 5:23 P. M.
EFEC1AL tor th Sasl Dally. EaUy -via
Huntington.
SVOfcJLM FLli&K. u;is f. M. 30 A. 1U
for iUitern Waauisz- Daily. Daily,
toe. aua Walla, Lew
liion. Coeur a'Aiacc
and Great Northert;
polnta.
ATLANTIC KXPP.Ebi. j:i5 p. M. THoZmT
for tho East via Hunt Dally; Dally,
lug to a.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
FOR ASTORIA and S:CO P. M. 6:00 P. M.
way points, connecting Dally. Dahy.
wlta oteamer for Ilwa- except except
co aad North Ucaca Sunday. SuniUjr.
steamer Hassalo. Ash- Saturday.
street dock (water per.) 10:00 P'. M.
FOK DAYTON, Ore- 7 :w A. it. JUJO V. M,
goa City and yamhili Dally, Dally,
Klver points steamers except except
Modoc and Ruth. Asa- Sunasy. Suad&r.
street dock (water per.; .
FOR LEWISTON. 1:40 A. M. About
Idaho, and way points .Daily. j:00 P. M.
xrom Rlp&ria, Wash., except except-
teamen Spokane am. Saturday. Friday; -
Lewlston.
Telephone Main 712.
SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND S. S. CO.
For San Francisco, every Ave days Irora
Ainaworth dock S. S. Geo. "W. Elder. Dec
2. 12; S. S. Columbia. Dec. 7, 17. Sailings
from Alnsworth dock. 8 P. M. .
PORTLAND ASIATIC S- S. COMPANY.
For Yokohama and Hong Kong, calling, at
Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight
via connecting steamers for Manila. Port Ar
thur and Vladivostok; S. S. Numantla, Dec. $:
S. S. Arabia. Dec. 31. For freight and further
particulars apply to
JAMES H. DEWSON. Agent.
Telephone Main iUS. Upper Alaska Dock.
EAST m
SOUTH
Leaves.
UNION DEPOT. Arrives.
OVERLAND E0C
PKts TRAXNS
for balem, iioso-
8:50 P. M.
7:25 A. II,
burg, Ashiuad. tio-
trancuco. iiojave,
Loa Augclctf, l
fazo. New urleaas
Una the Kast,
S30A. 1L
Morning train con
7:10 P. M.
nects at Woodburt.
daily except sun
cay) wltn train tos
Mount Angel, silver.
ion, iirowmsvuu,
Springfield, Wend-
fucg and Natron.
HS0O P. M.
10:10 Ju M,
Albany passenger
connecu at Wood-
turn with Jdt. Ang
and Sllvertoa los!.
Corvallls passenger.
Sheridan passenger.
7:50 A. M.
K4 Z0 P. M.
3:30 P. iL
118:25 A. i-
Dally. 11 Daily, except Sunaay.
PORTLAND-OSWEGO SUBURBAN SERVICE
AND
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Leave Portland dally tor Oswego t 7:30 A.
M 12:50. 2:05. 3:25. 5:2o. B:23. 1:46. 10:10 P.
M" Dally, except Sunday, 5:30. tf:30, S:33.
10:25 A. M., :w. l-"30 P. M. Sunday, oUiy.
0 A. M.
Returning from Oswego arrlv Portland dally
g;3() v.. x:o3, 3:03. 4:3S, 0:13. Ti3, 0:53,
11-10 P. H Dally except Sunday. e:23. 7:23,
9-30 10.20. 11:-13 A. M. Excapt Monday, 12:23
m Sunday ouly, lo:0o A. M.
Leave from aamo depot tor Dallas and inter,
mediate points dally except Sunday., 4 P. it
Arrive Portland. 10:20 A. M.
The Independence-Monmouth, motor lino oper
dally to Monmouth and Alrlle. coonectlng
wltn ST P. CO. ualns at Dallas and lndnpena-
"vfat-class fare from Portland to Sacramento
Jd San TFranclsco. $20: berth. $3. Secdnd
c" U?e. 311 second-class bertn.s2.30.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Alaa
jnan China. Honolulu and Australia.
?ITY TICKErr OFFICE, corner Third and
Washington streets. Phone Main 712.
TIMC r A DFI
, ..x isiwii s unit
Ll' PriRTI ANiPl
DeDart. Arrive.
Puget Sound Limited for
Tacoma. Seattle. Olympla.
South Bend and Grays
Harbor points S:30 am 3:30 pra
North Coast Limited lor
Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane,
uBtteTst. Paul, New York,
Boston and all points East
and Southeast 3:00 pra 7:00 ara
Twin Clu Expresa; for
Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane.
Helena, fit. Paul. Minn-
spoils. Chicago. New York,
Bodton and all points East
and Southeast 11:45 pza 7:00 pra
Pugc; aounq-Kansas City-
St. Louis Special. for
Tacoma, Seattle. Spokane,
Butte, Billings. Denver.
Omaha. Kansas City. Su
Louis and all points East
and Southeast 8:30 am 7:00 ara
All trains dally, except on South Bend branch.
A. D. CHARLTON. Assistant General Pas
senger Agent, 253 Morrison St.. corner Third.
Portland. Or.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Leavs. UNION DEPOT. ArrlTta.
Dally, For Maygttrs; Kalnler. rjallr
Clatskanle. Weatport.
CUrton. Astoria, War
3:00 A, M. rentoa. Flavel, Ham- h:ioa.M,
mond. Fort Stevens,
Gearbart Park. Sea
side. Astoria aad Sea
shore. Express Dally.
7:00 P. M Astoria Express. a:40 P. M.
Dally.
C A. ETBWART. J. a MAYO,
Comm.'! Age, 248 Alder st. G. F. A. P. A.
Phona Main 000.
City Ticket Office. 122 3d it. Fhoae 6S3.
2 0VERLAHD TBALNS DALLY 9
The Flysr and the Fast Mail.
SPLENDID HKKV1CE
UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
For Tickets, Rates, Folders aad full In
formation, call on or address
11. DICKaON, City Puasenger and Ticket
Agt.. 122 TblrU street, Portland, Or.
JAPAN-AMERICAN LINE
S. S. IYO MARU
For Japan, China aad all Asiatic Ports, will
Leave Seattle about Dec ISta.
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