THE MOENING OREGQNIAN, FBIDAT, DECEMBER 30, 190f.
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO., FOURTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
EVERYONE, MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OUR ANNUAL SALE. NO OTHER STORE IN PORTLAND OR IN THIS COUNTRY CAN OR DOES OFFER THE PRICE SAVINGS ON SUCH AN
INFINITE VARIETY OF LINES AS WE CARRY. OUR ANNUAL SALES HAVE MADE OUR NAME AND OUR TRADEMARK "WOOD LARK" A HOUSEHOLD WORD THROUGHOUT EVERY STATE IN THE NORTH
WEST. FORTY YEARS OF ENTERPRISING, STRAIGHTFORWARD BUSINESS METHODS, SELLING ALWAYS THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH FAIR PROFITS, HAVE MADE OURS THE
LARGEST RETAIL AND WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES.
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TOILET ARTICLES, HOUSEHOLD DRUGS
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Calvert's Dentine. . .13c
Zonwelss 12c
Mennn Talcum
Powder 12c
Lyon's Tooth
Powder 12c
Camelline .26c
"Wisdom's RobertlncSSc
Orion tnl Croam 07c
Pasturine Tooth
PastQ ...,.... 32c
Butbymol Tooth
Paste 32c
Holmes' Frostilla...l3c
C&pIIlarls .38c
Horpicide 54c
Ayer's Hair Vigor.. 57c.
BrllHantine 10c
l,isteraod Tooth
Powdor 7c
I.ithia Tablets 10c
Florida Water
(large) 33c
Lubln's Lavender
Water Mc
25c Smelling Salts.. 34c
Violet Ammonia ....16c
Colgate's Talcum
Powdor IBe
Sheffield Dentifrice. 11c
Rubifosm 13e
Sozodont ...12c
Almond Meal. M lb. 16c
Woodbury's Croam . . 32c
Arnica. Tooth Soap. .12c
Oriental Tooth Paste. 34c
Petrolatum (large
boxes; 10c
Soa Salt (large) iCc
Sea Salt (small).... Oc
Soap Bark 4e
Precipitated. Chalk.. 3c
Nutmegs, dozen .... 4c
Glycerine and Rose
Water, oz 6c
,8 oz 12c
Corn Plasters Sc
Vaseline, Cold Cream. Oc
Japanese ""Cleaning
Fluid 12c;
Lye. lb 7e
aioth Balls, lb 6c
Porous Piasters Se
Household Amnronia,
quarts 7c
Hurler's Cocoa
Butter 6c
La Blache Face
Powder 26c
Pozzoni's Face
Powder 31c
10c Curling Irons... 4c
Java Rice Powder. .21 c
Theater Rouge 32c
Williams' Shaving
Stick ICc
Swan. Down Face
Powder 4c
Absorbent Cotton, pound rolls 27c
Dickenson's Witch Hazel, pint 17c
Baking Soda, English, pound 4c
Epsom Salts, pound 7c
Powdered Borax. Mule Team, package Sc
Powdered Sugar Milk, pound..' 23c
Mixed Bird Seed, pound 6c
Carbolic Acid. A pound 12c
Soldi Hz Powders, box 13c
Eaion
Hurlburt Extra
Quality
Stationery
and
Papetries
o
o PURE LIQUORS.
AND GENUINE.
O Qunrl.
Walkers Canadian Club $3.05
MwBrayor's CeUarbrook (bottled in bond) 53.30
Fisher's Rye 51.10
0 Muskingum Vajley .-...51.23
Old Cabinet Blend ? .0.1
o Welch's Grape Juice (pints 23c) ... 5 .43
Martell Three-Star Brandy S3.73
J California Port and Shorry 5 .23
0 Tokay 5 .43
p Crystal Rock, Rye and Tolu $ .63
Croam Rye 51.03
to In bulk special per gallon
A. Muskingum Whisky 53.00
Old Cabinet Blend 52.50
Irqodequoit Port or Sherry 53.15
ff California Port or Sherry $1.00
9 Tekay, best 5!-,0
Ko extra charge for containers or we deliver
free anywhere In the city.
J TOOTHPICKS.
Hard Birch Picks, box.... 4C
World's Fair Hotel size, round polished Picks, box
. . 17c
9 Quill Picks, assorted sizes .4c, 5c and Cc
PERPETUATED
-r-i A -r mret
rsL&cwtwei urn -
Never fade or look old.
. Aiwtija itcau aim uwiu-
and delivered without
extra charge.
Compare these prices
with the greenhouse
plants, which need con
stant care. Our Palms
are all potted. Prices:
Two feet high, 50c:
special 34c
Three feet high, 75c;
special 4Se
irec .rutins irora i...
to 57.60
THIS HOME MEDICAL APPARATUS
Gives a mild or
powerful medical
electric current."
Should be in every
home. It is clean,
uses no liquids and
will relieve nerv
ous troubles, head
ache, insomnia and
the like. We sup
ply it complete,
electrodes. Most
stores sell the bat
tery for $10.00.
Special price during our annual sale is. . . .$4.98
Toilet Paper.
Mount Hood, a 16-ounce roll of thevbest tissue,
the largest and finest on the market. Special
per dozen rolls S9d
Klondike, a regular 10-cent package, 1000 sheets.
Special, per dozen , 83
Turkish Bath. Towels.
Special heavyweights, 19c, 23c 39
1
Turkish "Wash Bags, plain and with borders, oc
and S
8 roll Dennison's Crepe Tissue, regular 10c
15 roll fancy Crepe, assorted designs, latest pat
terns; regular 20c.
GENUINE TORTOISE SHELL COMBS-'Our.
entire line at half price to close out.
STANLEY'S FLORAL EXTRACTS.
Special during: this sale, per ounce 30c
Pinaud's Ess Foscarina. special, ounce 51.47
Pinaud's Ess Velloda, special, per ounce 93c
Pinaud's Ess Partheuia, special, per ounce 03c
4711 Violet Water, regular 75c: special 39c
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF LEATHER GOODS.
Card Cases, Wal
lets. Purses.
Pocketboolts,
Cigar Cases, Suit
J3ags, KOilups,
.music itnus n r n
rllcrniint nf OR
per cent from
our regular
prices.
SPECIAL. This fine hand-stijtched. sole leather. 24-1
Inch SUIt Case, with insldoJpockets, riveted cor
ners, highly finished. Rogular 5S.50; special., 94.05
CHEST PROTECTORS.
For keeping the body warm and preventing coughs,
colds and all lung troubles.
Woodlark Chest Protector c 43c
Frost King and Queen Chamois "Vests, every .one
guaranteed perfect , 52JO
ALL OUR ART GOODS.
Fine Pottery, Porcelain, Bronzes, Brasses,
Carved Ivory, Teplitz "Ware, Royal Austrian Por
celains, Brass Candlesticks, Benares Indian Trays
and Sticks. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
25 per cent reduction on all our-fine
TRIPLICATE MIRRORS.
And Hand Glasses, heavy beveled French plate,
handsome ebony, oak and boxwood frames
1.40, $2.25, 94.50, $7.00
DON'T FORGET OUR PHOTO DEPARTMENT.
Buy your boy a Camera. For health, comfort
and personal safety it beats a shotgun. The photo
graphic work which a boy undertakes Is a liberal
education In Itself and all this applies to girls it's
not an expensive pleasure. We give instruction free
at all times.
Ansco Camera and Films. Monarch and Cyko Pa
pers. Everything thst msk, and good In photogra
phy we have. -v-"""-
WE DEVELOP AND PRIXTT
Bring us your films and plates. No machine work.
Skilled men attend to your orders promptly. Fiee
darkroom 'and Instruction on any question for the
asking.
PHOTO
GRAPHIC SPECIAL
TIES. At your own
price
American
Photo An
nuals for
3905; regular
75c; special,
rsoc.
PhQto Min
iatures, a
complete list of topics, the most popular of photo
text-books: regular 25c; special, each. 10c.
50c special. Sliding Tripods; regular $1.00.
0c, Higgins Photo Paster; regular, 15c
ICc, Eastman's Toning Solution: regular, 25c.
COc Zinc Washing Boxes; regular. $1.00.
3-3 off on Eastman's Carrying Cases for Kodak3.
15c, Eastman Velox Developers; regular 25c
All Albums 25 per cent reduction.
A great line of bargains in Cameras and Kodaks,
new, shopworn and second-hand.
SAFETY RAZORS-SPECIAL 1.69.
Everyone guaranteed. We give you a week to try
in and money back if you don't like it.
A full stock of Gillette Safeties Just received.
POPULAR GAMES AT POPULAR PRICES.
Pit, Flinch Trix, Panic, Competition, Special 39,
regular 50c.
KNIVES.
Bovs Pocketknives, 2-blade, horn handles. .... .19e
Polished Handles, with chain 33c
Ladies' Pearl Handle, 2-blade Knives 33c
Bone Handle, 2-blade Knife 27c
Heavy Jackknife, 2 blades 3Tc
Pearl Handle, 3-blade, good size OSc
FEATHER DUSTERS.
10-inch Turkey Feather Dusters' 15c
Same as above. 14-inch 23c
S-lnch Bell Ostrich 2Sc
7-inch Wool Duster 12c
CLOCKS.
American Alarm Clock 73c
Long Alarm Clocks rings 2 minutes .,.".R5c
Gold-Plated Mantel Clocks, guaranteed, up....$1.0S
American Watches, steniwlnders $1.00
BRISTLE
GOODS
"We are direct importers of French, German and
Japanese Brushes. We are agents for Adams,
Evans & Howard, the manufacturers of the very
finest domestic goods in this country. Every
brush in our stock, hair, hat, cloth, tooth'and nail,
"will be sold at a reduction of 25 per cent during
our sale
$2.00 Brushes.. $1.50 $1.50 Brushes. .$1.13
$1.00 Brushes.. $ .75 $.50 Brushes.. $ .37
Extra Special.
50 gross of ""Woodlark" Tooth Brushes which
we sell regularly for 25c. Special 16. This
same brush is generally sold at 40c.
Military Brush Sets in Ebony, Rose and Boxwood.
LOWELSA
JARDINIERES.
America's finest
art pottery, rich
designs.
The famous art
pottery:
Small, regular 51.15
special OSc
Medium, regular
$1.50, special. 91.10
Large, regular $1.95
special $1.73
ATOMIZERS.
53-Century, No.100.
59 Hygeia, 3 tips.
19 Rubber Sponges,
durable, hygienic.
2742 Asceptic Atomizer.
SOAP FOR EVERYONE.
Every irell-knowB brand nt a jsreat reduction.
CASTILE SOAP Special, bar.
Couti, imported white .17&
Luggado, full weight, white 43c
Luggado, full weight, mottled 43c
Pure Olive ic
Salt Water Soap 15c
HIGH-GRADE TOILET SOAPS.
Special, dozen
Fairy 35c
Cotton 35c
Life Buoy 35c
Turkish Bath 35c
Shaker Tar 35c
Special, box of 3 cakes
Kirk's Glycerine . . .17c
Dairy Maid 10c
Cosmo Buttermilk ..10c
Bogal Glycerine ...10c
Armour's Ass't 8c
Almond Soap, special, dozen cakes...
Glycerine Balls, special, dozen ;
Special, cake
Kirk's Juvenile 12e
Woodbury's 15c
Pear's lie
4711 lie
Cuticura 16c
Packer's 12c
Munyon's 13c
Jersey Cream 13c
57c
57c
AMERICAN CUT GLASS.
At great reductions
5- Inch Bowls 93.60
6- Inch Nappies 31.75
Celery Dishes, Spoon Trays. Knife Rests. Bon-Bons,
Vases. Centerpieces, Water Bottles. Tumblers, Jugs,
all at prices not to be duplicated elsewhere. Every
piece perfect and exclusive in design.
SYRINGES AND WATERBOTTLES.
The kind you can depend upon
Of all annoying, exasperating and
dangerous experiments the use of a
cheap, trashy, leaky hotwater bottle
or syringe i3 the worst.
Ours are guaranteed good. Any which
show a defect will be replaced at
once without charge or quibble.
"GEM" hotwater bottles, 2-qt., reg
ular, 75c; special 46c
3-qt., special 73e
ROYAL RED 2-qt. cloth insertion,
regular, $1.25; special S9c
WOODLARK, pure gum, 3Tqt., Jthe best
ever made, reg. $1.45: spec 91.05
"REX" Fountain Syringes, all with
hard rubber fitting. 2-
qt.. regular 70c; spe
cial 43c
"ROYAL RED" RUB
BER, 3-qt.. regular
51.25; special S0c
TYRIAJT SUCCESS, 3
qt.. rapid flow, regu
lar, 51.30; special. OSc
"SEAMLESS," 3-qt, reg
ular. 51.50; spec. 91.00
"REX." COMBINATION
hotwater Bottle and
Fountain Syringes. 2
qt.. regular. $1.10: spe
cial S3c
"PREMIUM" rapid-flow combination, with
globe spray vaginal tube. Our very
best; 3-qt, regular, 52.50; special. ?1.S0
FAMILY BULB SYRINGES.
With or without continuous flow, spe
cial, 27c, 30c, 50c, OSc.
LADD3S VAGINAL SYRINGES.
THE MARVEL, whirling spray $2.59
Dr. Tullars' Ladles' spray 51.60
Ladies Safety Syringes, all rubber. . .70c
NOTE Skilled men and women are
always In attendance in our rubber de
partment. Ladies will find our private
EXCHANGE 11 a convenient method of
ordering requirements.;
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Are inseparable
and there is
nothing which
will so surely
brins them into
the home as a
WOODLARK
VAPOR BATH
CABINET
which stimulates
the system in
Nature's way. It
opens the mil
lions of pores in
the skin through
which impurities
are carried off
and medicates
while dointf It.
It donit not
weaken, but adds
vigor and strength. Brings a rosy glow to pale and
sallow faces; makes the eyes bright, soothes and
steadies the nerves.
It Is the lowest-priced bathing appfiancc known.
Treatise on Health and Beauty with every Cab
inet Free.
Improved methods of manufactura enable us to
offer the best cabinet ever made at greatly reduced
prices. No. 0, regular 5 5.00; special . S3.10
No. 2, regular 5 6.00; special $3.93
No. 4. regular 5 8.00; special ..JO.W
No. 5, regular 510.00; special $7.08
1905 LEWIS AND CLARK ALMANACS
NOW READY. YOURS FOR THE ASK
ING. WE RENT INVALID CHAIRS AND
CRUTCHES.
WOODARD, CLARKE
Headquarters for Chemicals, Glassware
and Apparatus. ( We take Canadian money
at full value. We deliver free to all parts
of the city. A complete Telephone Ex
changeNo. 11.
STUCK NOSE IN SAND
Steamer Northeastern Pound
ing to Pieces Off Hatteras,
ENTIRE CREW WAS RESCUED
Waves Extinguish Fires Under BoU
ers, and Peril of Death From Igni
tion of Load of Petroleum
Is Averted.
NORFOUK. Va.. Dec. 29. After being
Imprisoned on the wrecked oil steamer
JCortheastern nine miles off Cape Hat
teras for 3G hours. Captain Wilder and
Ms crew of 21 men wore taken ashore
at noon today bj' the orews of the Kin
rakect. Creeds Hill and Hatteras Life
bavin g Stations.
The bis stoamor is pqundiner on
I'lamohd Shoals under a ferrific sea,
and the rew sa she will be a total
loss. In a bewildering: storm of Tues
day night the Northeastern, on her
waj- up the Coast 'from Port Arthur,
tx.. to New York, with a cargo of
t rudo potroloum, shoved her prow into
the deadly sand off Hatteras and was
fsst In. the clutches of the. .graveyard
cf shipping ,boforo hoc' crew realized
wjial Tiad happened.
It was 11 o'clock and before day had
come the galo that had swept over the
country from the Mlddlo West had
struck the steamer, and waves were
crashing over the helpless vessel con
stantly. The force of the wind and
water threw her on her port beam and
the flood of water extinguished her
fres before her inflammable cargo
muld become ignited. Had this not
been the case, the 22 men aboard the
Northeastern would have met a hor
rible fate.
When the morning dawned the wreck
was sighted by life-savers in the
w&thor observatory at Hatteras. She
was nine miles off shore and the water
between was a seething mass of moun
tainous waves.- The crews of the
("reeds Hill and Kinnakcet life-saving
Ftatiois were summoned and this morn
1rg the life-savors began their at
tempts t got a boat through the heavy
seas.
After a three hours' struggle, at D
o'clock throe lifeboats were safely
across the breakers and battling with
the outside sous on their way to the
steamer.
Lines wore strung between the boats
2nd the Northeastern, and after much
trouble every man was taken from the
essel in safety. Over six hours were
consumed bofore tho first of the boats
reached fihoro -again.
The Northeastern is an ocean steam
ship, built of steel In Chicago In 1901,
and is owned by C. Counselman, of Cincinnati.
DRUMELZIER IS A WRECK.
Captain Abandons Her When Danger
Becomes Too Great.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. With her signals
of distress and her half-masted ensign
still flying, the steamer Drumelzler was
abandoned tonight as a total wreck by
her captain, and a dozen of the
ship's crew were taken off by
tho craft and landed on Oak Island by
the crew of the Fire Island and Oak
Island lifesavlng stations. Early In the
day 18 men of the crew were taken off the
stranded steamer by the surfboat of the
Sandy Hook station, which was towed
down to the scene. The men were
brought to this city later on a tug.
Captain Nicholson, Chief Engineer
Wood and a number of officers and crew
decided to remain on board until officially
notified that the vessel had been placed in
the hands of the wrecking company, in
order to obviate any claim for salvage on
the derolict.
At 4:30 o'clock In the afternoon the
captain decided that It was unwise to
remain longer on the ship, which was
being terribly buffeted by the heavy seas,
and asked immediate rescue from the
crews of the near-by stations, who at
once responded to his signals, and, after
a hard struggle, the men were taken oft
and landed at Oak Island.
The rescue of the men on tho Drumel
zicr was hazardous in the extreme, and
was attended by many thrilling Incidents.
The Drumelzler was a total loss, al
though It is believed part of her cargo
can be 'saved, 'If the weather holds good,
as the hull Is firmly imbedded in the
sand. The steamer'3 back is broken di
rectly tacross under har-boiler-room,. and
this has raised her engines about six
feet. Of the disaster Captain Nicholson
says:
"All I4-can say is that In a blinding
snowstorm wc got out of our "reckoning
and the first thing I knew wc hauled up
on the lar while running 12 knots an
hour." ,
LETCHER ARIVES Itf OHIO.
Ohio Democratic Committee Holds a
Secret Meeting.
COLUMBUS. O.. Dec 20. In response
to a call issued by Chairman McKinney,
the Democratic Stale Cdmmittec held a
secret meeting here today. It la said
that the real purpose of tho meeting was
to head off the plan of the Bryan men to
secure control of the organization for
next year. For the purposo of effecting
a thorough reorganization throughout the
state a committee of 14 was appointed.
Nan Recovers Her Good Cheer.
NEW YORK, Dec 29.-Nan Patterson
was more cheerful today than at any
time since her return to the Tombs after
the disagreement of the jury before which
she was tried.
Inquiry at the office of District Attorney
Jerome elicited no new Information about
the possibility of .reduced bail for her.
Czar to Stop at Odessa.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 29. The itin
erary of the Czar's journey-to Minsk and
the Don Caucasus, upon which he ?ct out
today, includes stops at KharkofC and
Odessa.
THIRD REGIMENT PARADE
BRAVE SHOWING MADE BY PORT
LAND'S CRACK TROOPS.
Quarterly Military Function Held
Last Evening an Unusually
Auspicious Event.
Portland's contingent of Uncle Sam's
soldiers-ln-waltlng held the fort last
night at the Armory when they appeared
for their quarterly Inspection before Colo
nel C. U. Gantenbeln. They presented a
brave front, not alone because -they wero
to be undor tho Inspecting eye of their
commanding officer, but because the sol
dier sweetheart was there also.
Long before the "assembly" was sound-
merry party held the floor until ti. late
hour.
In speaking of the efficiency of the
regiment Colonel Gantenbeln said:
"I am moe than pleased with the
result of the work of the officers and
men of the Third Infantry, and by the
terra work I mean all that goes Into
the making of a soldier, drill, disci
pline and at the target range I feel
proud In saying that I doubt very
much If the record of our boj-s can be
more than equaled In any of the state
military organizations of our country.
That our members arc thoroughly in
terested in the work of the guard is
clearly shown by the increased at
tendance, not only at what might bo
termed special events, but at the ordi
nary weekly routine drills. The most
pleasing commendation of this fact
that we have received is the lato re
port of the Secertary of War, which.
In giving a tabulated statement cov
ering tho percentage of attendance of
the different state troops of the
United States places Oregon in the
seventh position. When It is consid-
THE NEW YEAR'S OREGONIAN
The best advert Is era cut for the 1905 Fair that Oregon' people can Bend to
their friends In the Baat, will be a copy of the New Year's Oresronlan that
will be published Monday morning next. Tho illustration of the beautiful Ex
position buildings and the Exposition rrronnds will be made a prf ial feature
of the New year's number. The paper will be mailed io any address In the
United States or Canada, postage prepaid, for 10 cents a copy. Address The
Oregon San, Portland, Or.
ed by the trumpeters the galleries of the
Armory were filled with admirers of
America's volunteers, and the fact that
their boys In blue meet with the com
mon derision of "play-soldlera" made
them none the less enthusiastic
When tho regiment swung into the drill
hall with true martial tread, led by In
spiring music, it fully repaid those who
had braved the rainy night to see it.
Before the muster, a review of the
troops was hold with Colonel C. U. Gan
tenbeln and staff as reviewing officers.
Then followed the regular Inspection.
Colonel Gantenbeln, the Inspecting of
ficer, was well pleased with tho showing
of the men. as regards drill and equip
ment, but of the uniform In particular he
spoke in no uncertain voice. As he ex
plained the uniform now worn by tho
guard is at least five years old and can
not bo expected to be serviceable at this
time, and it is now in such condition that
an entirely now equipment, as regards
clothing. If most needed by the guard.
The companies taking part In the In
spection last nfght wero B, C. E, F. H
and K, noncommissioned staff, hospital
detachment and a band.
A pleasing feature of the evening was
the presentation, after the inspection, to
Company C of the Third Regiment trophy
for the best record for the year on the
targot range This trophy was. put up
for such contests, with the provision that
tho company winning It three times should
be the permanent holder. So far it has
been contested for but twice. Company F
winning It the first time. Colonel Ganten
beln, In a well-wishing address, present
ed the trophy to Company C.
Immediately following the Inspec
tion, the regiment tendered a bop to
their, friends, the direction of which
was delegated to Company K. The reg
imental band furnished music and a
ered that the increase In efficiency I3
proportionate to the increase in at
tendance one can see why wc should
feel proud. The only thing I ask from
the members of the regiment which I
have the honor to command is that
thoy will maintain the high efficiency
which they have shown so far."
TEYING TO HEAD OFF BRYAN
Confession o'f Alleged Accomplices
Connects Him With Arson Case.
BRYAN, O.. Dec 29. Tho greatest sen
sation In Williams County for years was
made public today on the arrival of
George Letcher, the alleged firebug. In
care of officers who kidnaped him from
the officials In California, where he had
escaped.
As soon as Letcher was in jail a secret
Indictment was made public. It was re
turned October 11. and in It Letcher, De
los Pratt, of Toledo; Sol Wynn. who
killed himself in Toledo; Ira Bryant, a
Hudson (Mich.) merchant; Frank Pratt
and Jack Page, all arc charged with caus
ing a fire at Montpelier. Williams County,
on January 4, 1SS4. with intent to defraud
an insurance company. Pratt and Wynn
are indicted a3 principals and the others
as accessories.
Pago has confessed and Is, being held
by tho state as a witness against the
others. Letcher when arraigned today
pleaded not guilty.
VICTIM OF POLICE REVENGE.
Witness Against Patrolman Is Shot
Down on Streets of New York.
NEW YORK. Dec 23. Standing almost
In the spot where Robert Brennan was
shot to death by Patrolman Arthur Mallon
last May. William O'Brien, a homeless
waiter, who gave the most important tes
timony In the trial that resulted in Mallon
being sent to prison for 20 years, today
received a bullet wound which probably
will result In his death. O'Brien's assail
ant oscaped and he has refused to make
any statement that would assist the offi
cers in learning their identity.
"When you go against the 'cops' you get
all that's coming to you," the wounded
man said, as he lay on the floor of a
saloon awaiting the arrlval'of the ambu
lance. Three men aro under arrest aa
suspects.
CAjNUERY changes hands.
Portland Man Gets Alaska Property
for $40,000.
The sale of the Chatham Bay, Alaska,
salmon cannery to George T. Myers, Jr.,
of "Portland, was confirmed yesterday by
the United States Court officials in Seat
tle., according to a dispatch.
This cannery, one of the most valuable
In Alaska, was one of tho properties of
tho Pacific Packing and Navigation Com
pany, which was offered at the receiver's
sale a short time ago, and on which Mr.
Myers bid ?40,0C0.
Now that the sale has been confirmed,
Mr. Myers will Immediately begin prepar
ations for the coming season's pack, and
his former reputation as a salmdn packer
will easily give his prospective goods a
standing in the market.
The sale to Ainswortlt & Dunn, of the
Pacific Packing and Navigation Com
pany's cannery, at Blaine, Wash., was
also confirmed yesterday.
A peculiar fact about this latter cannery
Is that Alnsworth & Dunn were the orig
inal owners, selling out to the P. P. & N.
Co. at the time of tho formation of Its
so-called combine, for a price which it
was reported gave them In cash more
than the property was worth, and an
amount of stock in the combine equal to
the cash paid. The stock. It was also re
ported, was sold and represented "velvet."
Now the original owners have regained
possession of their property at a price of
$25,000, an insignificant sum compared with
the real value of the property.
PRESENTED TO D. R. FRANCIS
World's Fair Pavilion. Is Given to
President Francis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20. Wong Kai Kah. Im
perial yice-Commiesloner-Goneral from
China to the World's fair, announced to
day that his Government has presented
the Chinese World's Fair pavilion, erect
ed at a cost of 1135,000, to President David
R. Francis.
Moore Made a Bureau Chief.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23. President
Roosevelt has appointed J. Hamilton
Moore, of Philadelphia, chief of the Bu
reau of Manufactures or the Department
of Commerce and Labor. Mr.-Moore is
president of tho National League of Re
publican Clubs, and formerly was City
Treasurer of Philadelphia. He has ac
cepted the appointment.
Jerome Denies Dodge Story.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29. In spite of per
sistent reports which have been circu
lated for several days to the effect that
Charles F. Dodge, the former husband of
Mrs. CIcmence Dodge Morse, wife of
Charles W. Morse, the banker and ex
president of the American Ice Company,
has made a sensational confession in con
nection with the Dodge-Morse divorce
case. Implicating many persons, including
several members of the New York Bar
Association, District Attorney Jerome said
today that Dodge had made no such
statement.
FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.
Five Students Will Enter the Exami
nations Next Month.
WHITMAN COLLEGE, Walla Walla,
Wash., Doc. 29. (Special.) President
S. B. L. Penrose received the schedule
of the Rhodes scholarship examinations
from Dr. Parkin, the trustee of the
Rhodes will, today. The examinations
for the State of Washington this year
will be held exclusively at Whitman
College, on January 17 and 18. Latin
translation, Latin prose and arithmetic
on the first day. and Greek translation,
Greek and Latin grammar and algebra
on tho latter. The examinations will
last from 9 o'clock In the morning until
6 In the evening.
Professor Haggert, head of the Greek
department. University of Washington,
has accepted the task of conducting the
examinations. He will receive the seal
ed questions from W. T. Harris. United
States Commissioner of Education, and
will send the papers written by the
contestants in scaled envelopes to Dr.
Parkin In England. Only students and
alumni of Whitman College are eligible
to enter the contest. Up to date tho
only students who have entered aro
Galus Greenslado, Frank Evans, Hay
lett O'Nell. RIdgway Gillis and David
Graham. Those are cramming night and
day in preparation.
Teachers Hear Addresses.
SPOKANE. Wash.. Dec. 29. Fifteen
hundred teachers are In attendance at
the annual convention of the Washing-
IT WILL KEEP
It is not always necessary
to use a Avhole bottle of
Scott's Emulsion. What is
left will keep. We have seen
a bottle of our Emulsion
three years old that is still
good. What other prepara
tion of cod liver oil will keep
sweet and permanent for half
that length of time ? Scott's
Emulsion is alwavs reliable
because it's always absolutely
pure.
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SCOTT & BOWKE, cj Terl Street, New York
ton State Educational Association. The
features of the forenoon session wero
the address of President Henry B.
Dewey, of Tacoma, and the reading of
papers by Superintendent A. B. Warner,
of Tacoma, and Superintendent J. L.
Dumas, of Pullman. The afternoon was
given up to sectional meetings. To
night David Starr Jordan, president of
Stanford University, addressed a large
audience at the Auditorium on tho
"Call of the Twentieth Century."
BEEF STARTED E0R ARTHUR
Problem of Delivering the Cargo From
the United States Left to Russia.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., Dec. 29. The last of
a shipment of 1.000,000 pounds of barreled
beof has been sent from a packing com
pany here to the besieged Russians at
Port Arthur. The problem of getting the
meat to the besieged army is left to 'the
Russians to solve. The last shipment of
1,000,000 pounds was captured by a Japan
ese mosquito fleet just as it was round
ing an island off Japan and was delivered
to the besiegers instead of besieged.
Dr. W. Norton Davis
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