Morning Oregonian., May 26, 1909, Page 16, Image 16

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REMARRIAGE IS
NOT SUCCESSFUL
Martha E. Dickerson Is After
Second Divorce From
Same Husband.
WANTS DECREE SET ASIDE
Conrtney X. Davidson I Accused of
Fraud in Obtaining Freedom
From Lillian M. Davidson.
Is Wealthy Fruitgrower.
Married, divorced, remarried all with
the same man and now Mrs. Martha H
IMckereon wants a second divorce. She
has tiled suit in Circuit Court, alone- with
an affidavit that R: T. Dickerson. her hue.
band. Is about to place his property be
ond the Jurisdiction of the court in order
to escape payment of the J7S a month ali
mony she asks, the J?X suit money and
the JiiH) attorney's fees. She asks the
court to issue an injunction restraining
him from selling the honsea he iraes in
his business as contractor, and from dis
poning of his other property.
The Erlckersons first married at Mc
Mlnnville. March 30. 19. Judge Sears
granted Mrs. Xnckerson a divorce In July.
53"?., after she had told a startling tale
of how her husband threatened to kill not
only her. but her whole family, and about
how he cruelly poieoned his horses, tihe
also accused him of drunkenness. 11a
did not contest the case. but she
says as soon as the divorce proceedings
were over he asked her to remarry him
for the sake of their little girl. Pearl, who
te 7 years old.
Husband Drives Her Out. i
Mrs. Dickerson says she refused until
last February, when she yielded and was
married by Justice of the Peace Bell, her
husband having, as s'he believed, signed
the temperance pledge. 3he say they
went to live at their home, 512 Patton
Road, and that her husband told her she
had signed a paper giving him the custody
of the child, and that she could leave.
She says Dickerson came home drunk
one day. fired a rifle through the celling
accused her of Infidelity, calling her un
mentionable names, and threatening to
kill her. She says he remarked on read
ing about the Roselair murder It waa
"the way all women ought to be served,
and the way I will serve you."
Mrs. Dickerson Is now said to be living
with her father, P. H. Messner, an Ore
gon pioneer.
Fruitgrower Accused of Fraud.
Mrs. Lillian M. Davidson filed in the
Circuit Court yesterday through her at
torney. E. M. Sherlock, a motion to set
aside the divorce decree obtained by
Courtney N Davidson, a wealthy fruit
grower and ranch-owner of Mayger. She
nays that in ohtalnlng the divorce David
eon practiced fraud upon herself, their
baby and the court.
Mrs. Davidson says she met Davidson
In the Summer of 1!16. being a widow with
a 6-year-old boy. They were married Oc
tober 1 of the same year, and lived to
gether for two months. At the end of
that time, says Mrs. Davidson, her hus
band told her she could leave, and she
went to live with her parents and became
the mother of a child July S. David
son Is said to be about V years old. while
Mrs. Davidson la about 15 yeans younger.
She says she did not learn that a di
vorce had bee-n granted until she returned
to Portland after the birth of her child, as
she says her husband had written loving
letters to her. telling her that If she did
not soon return he "would do something
desperate." She says, although he knew
her poetofflee address, she was not noti
fied the suit waa In progress. 9he Is
afraid he will dlepooe of his two ranches
of 26 and 35 acres, respectively, and his
timber claim of fo acres. She says alio
needs his support.
INFANT Bl'RGUnS SENTENCED
Boys AVlio Robbed Stores Are Sent
to Detention Home.
Peter Rittahler and Jacob Renner. the
"infant burglars." were sent to the De
tention Home of the Juvenile Court last
night, and Chief Probation Officer
Teuseher Is making an effort to locate
the stolen money. Jacob, who Is Pe
ter's cousin, says he fell down with a
handful of stolen money, which went in
all directions, and did not stop to pick
It up. But Mr. Teuseher believes It is
only an effort to Induce him to take the
boys to the place and thus give them
an opportunity to make a break for lib
erty, fine of them attempted to run
away while Mr. Teuseher was talking
to their parents yesterday.
Peter is but 7 years old. and hla
cousin six months younger. They ad
mit having broken Into the grocery
store of J. C. Hickman, at Mtlwaukle
avenue and Rrooklyn street, at the
Junction of the Brooklyn and Sellwood
carlines: into the butcher shop next
door, and Into the residence of Samuel
I- Parker, at S75 Kast Sixteenth street.
They also attempted to break Into a
residence at 570 Oldeon street, but were
frightened away. Policeman Abbott
arrested them.
DEBTORS SERVE OCT SENTENCE
Took Pauper's Oath in Default of
Property on 'Which to 1tt.
- J. C. Burke and O. M. 3rafford. Impris
oned for 10 days in the County Jail for
debt and fraud, were released yesterday
by order of Circuit Judxe fastens. An ef
fort was made to hold them for days,
as Judcment was obtained axalnst them
by both Christ Olson and ftimuel D.
IxK-ke. but the court held, as they were
committed on the two charges at the
eame time, they could not be held longer
than the ten days, r.oth of them took
the pauper's oath that they are not worth
more than 130 each.
Olson and I.ocke brought suits against
the two men to recover about $.v. it waa
alleged that Burke and Stafford offered
to locate the others on timber claims, but
failed to come up to their agreements by
locating them upon worthless land. The
suit was to have the money refunded.
AVhen Sheriff Stevens deputies were sent
to levy an assessment upon the property
of the timber cruisers, none could be
found, and they were accordingly sent to
Jail.
LA ROSE BEGINS LIFE TERM
Gaspipe Thug: Sent to Penitentiary
for Killing Neuman.
Jack l-a Rose, the "gaspipe thug." will
be taken to Salem today, to begin serving
"his life term at the penitentiary for the
murder of Hyman Neuman. a North Port,
land second-hand dealer. Judge Morrow
yesterday set aside the writ of probable
cause, staying the execution of thm sen-
tence, a motion to this effect having been
made by Jay H. Uptoa and Lester W.
Humphreys. lm. Rose's attorneys.. But ths
execution of the convicted man's sentence
will not affect ths appeal of the caste to
the Supreme Oourt.
The Immediate cause for commitment la
that l-a Rose has developed tubercular
glands In his neck, and the County Physi
cian has recommended an operation. This
cannot be done at the County Jail, and
there are Insufficient facilities for guard
ing htm at any of the local hospitals, so
it has been thought best to have the oper
ation performed at Salem. The absence
of light In the Jail la thought to have
aided in the development of the tubercular
glands.
Ia Rose was convicted of murder In the
second degree. Heslda-s the murder of
Neuman. he was charged with an assault
upon a Chinaman with a asarripe wrapped
in a newspaper. A heavy Iron bludgeon
of about the same shape as the caspipe,
evidently the end of a brake-rod from a
wagon, waa used In beating Neuman over
the bead.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Albert Fehrenbaih to B Wood'
worth, lot l. blK-k 2. Elt-erta f loo
W. H Hodman to Mtrr Por. lot a.
blo k 1. Alblaa Homestead
SI P. Murphy sod wife to Z P
Zlrnelehel t al . E H of lots 17.
la. block 41, V emon ...
W. A. l-'lrehaugh and wife to p
lverett ei si. lot . block SO.
Uld Add
EllzaLet.i M. Walton to O if Ttab
blll. lot 7 tlo. k 14. Multnomah..
G A. Brodle and wife to p A
Beard, lot 8. block 2. Esst Cr-tn
Mrs. Aunt Ualfoa lit p A. Mvrra.
lot . L.lo, k II, city View Para...
S. I Priestley and wife to E O
rhelpa. lot 2. l.loca a. Koachaes
Add.
C. c Cole and wife to A. B "riam
terlaln. lot 4. block 2. Bralnard
Add ........ . .
George Hchalble to A B Chamber
lain, lot 11. block 4. Stanley No. i.
J. M. Woodruff and wife to R p.
Oraham. lot 37. block 11. Peninsula
Adrl. No. 2
Kenwood land Co. to A. W ftasley
et al.. Iot 13. 13. block . Kenton .
Peter Roth and wife to Alice R
Parker, lot li. blork 2. East Port
land Helcnta
Jennie C. Van Olahn and huMnd to
Robert Walker et at., lot J J. block
be. Sell wood
E. H. Lerr-rt to E J Jaeger et'ei'.
lot s. block 1 Htrong-. Add
Brong-rteeie Co. to Herman HardetL
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lot 10. Mock 5. El Tovar
E. L. r-nb-ra and wife to C. 1. IJnd-
)'. lot 4. blo k lot. Irrlnston
Andrew Steverjon and wife to A R.
Carter, lot 17 and. part of lot IS.
Mock 11. Vernon
James Sargent to Mrs. D I. Winter.
lot 10, biock a. Greenoe Heights....
G. W. Priest and wife to C E
Arthur, lot 4. block . Rom City
Park
Fannie Olive Depuls and husband 'to
3.00s
n. a. Butler, lot a, block 2i High
land ".
R A. Butler and wlfo to Vanilla
Olive Uupull. lot 5. biock M. Ver
non J. A Harbke and wife to Christine
I.eMlller. lota a. 10. block 2-ia. Ver
non A- n. Carlson and wife to John Oart
aon 2 acres In See. T. T. 1 f , B.
Mary M. oilman' "et al' ' to' Ben Rles
Utnd. lots 17. 18. block 2. Have
lock James Sargent to George " pilVe'r,' lot
H. block 17, Grenos Heights.
Moore Investment Co. to James Long,
lots 4. 5. block 7" Vernon
T. K. SwofTord and wife to H M.
Hwlr-rt et al.. lots 13. 14. block
7. Williams Add. No. 2
Moorw Investment Co to T A.
Brown, lot 7. block BS. Vernon
E. W Hicks and wife to G. H Rlne
hart et al.. lot 8. block . Riverside
Add
W A. Merrlman and wife Wr" fv
Sheard. undivided half of land
commencing on north line of Hol
laday avenue where aame Intersects
a northerly extension of the norrh
and south line running through the
middle of block ar. bulllvan s Ad.l.
P. M. Boyles and wife to R. F. bhep
ard et al., aame as ahote
Topas Land o to F- F Everhart.
lots 4. 6. . block 2. Madrono Hill..
C P. Jordan et al. to Oscar Ander
son, lot 7. block 1. Jorbade
E. 1 h'anhorn and wife to Maurice
N. Caet-llo et al . lot i. block 11a.
Irvlnston .
R. I Ijurham and wife "to" Water
house A Iater Co.. lot I, block 22.
Lincoln Park
E- - tM-Kealer to tj. 3. Roas."l"oV
block -.'.1. Rosamere
H. K. Smith to c. T ITouro-tu.
lots 5. 6. block 4. Hanson'. Add ..
Catherine Therkcltcn to c Mar
tin. W 30 tt of lot 4 Mock 44.
'aruthere Add. to 1 aruthera
Title tiuaramee Trtiat v to Joe
P.lcca. lot !., block 2, Dover....
J-"- Goode to k. I.. Gunow. lot ft.
Mock 2. Otnw.n Addition
Hlbemla Savins Iieak to w. It. Co'by,
J-. lot ai. rlsavx pak
A. E. Myers and wife 10 Hush Ham,
lot 12. block 1. Richmond A-ldloon..
Security Ahatract A Trust Comtany
to ItiAg K. Smith, lou a v bl-w-k
Kr). R.e Cliy Park
B. R. Galbral'.h and wife to Martha
RnMnwn. ;ot 1. block "f." Hlgh
lnd Park
w- H. H'llman and wife to W. " h"
If. Cummins et al.. westerly o
f't of lo- ft. , blok . Hal. road
Shops Afidltl.i
Catterlna Schraffl to J. ft. Barber",
undivided i-iv ,f kte t block .
Atnsworth Tra-'t; a-ao I a. ra In sec
tion A. township 1 sooth, range 2
eaat
J. S and A. M Barher to W." " R " Bur
ton, undivided 2-S of aame ae above
Mary P. Neill to Carl Neath, lot
17. block .!. Irv-ngton
W- K. CaMwell ard wife to W. A.
Guild, lots 19. 21. Dock I. Irv
Irsion Park
Murdock MrKor.ald to Catherine Fl.
Mlra:o, .V x ..1 ft bglnn'.rg where
wet t In- of Kourtoenth etrwai In t -r-eoulit
line of Market street. .
Edward p. M-r.dcnl.all and wire to
'lw W. Knda:l. part of lot la.
Mock 2-j. AlMna
Eltxabth V. SwHt:r to Bwel Hwlts
ler Tuil. undivided S of W. l of
lots 4. ft. 7. 8. block 222. East Port
land Security Sarlrxa A Truat iVimrmt to
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Dact e Krae. H.r.el'1 to J. p.
Parber. undivided 1-1 of tot 1. Sub
division 2. Irlhmillt A Oatmaa's
I.lttle l'oinee: a.ao, 1 acre In a- ' l4
e. toneh!p 1 sourh ranca 2 eaSc . .
James Sarnt to KrM lfanaea. Jots
. 1". block . C,rt ll-tshta
Titles Guarantee A Truet C,niir.y to
F-nll G. Kllr.g et al.. lota U. SH. 27.
1A. b.o-k S. North Villa
W. H. King and wife to J F Gill
mor. lot 12. block a. Boutb, 8t
Johns Addltloa
Pam to aame. lot. B. block 20. Berkeley
J. H. MMdleton in-l wife, to F. G.
Fisher, lots . . block 1. Stacy rant
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jamcs sargent to jo Kleendrath lots
I. IB. block l.V liiwcx H'Kh'S
J. M. Haherly and wlf to C. F. Naeb.
lot 2b. Ktrlan-1 rises
C. T.. Brubaker ar.4 wife to Gfnrrv
PV-arcr. part of 6oa'hwst Sor.ryei 1
J. H. MirMiten to M. Myrtle Foeow
msn. land beslnntrg on wst tlae of
Eet Thirty-seventh street. 4o feet
rorth fr.m northeast corner of btock
3. Park View Adll-.ien
a C. Priet'ey and wife to Jrna.
Scott. lot 14. block . FuichaM Addl
t ton
William B. Iaiaisnont and wife to
rtanlel S. Pierce, east 1-3 of lot
and west l- of lot lo. bock 17.
Smith's S'lrwllvrlst-l and Addlt'.n ...
Cue HcitschmMt and wife to Ennla J.
Hamlltn. lot 7. Sunnjreide Pak ....
Oenna Bnkr to J I.. SherV- k. tots
7. a. b.-k 4, K icndale A ddl: . . .
Portland Ret'ly A True Corr. r to
Mary A. Shannon, lot block 15.
Woodmere
Weat St. Johns 1-and Comrany to
Frank !,elth et al.. lots 23. 24. block
2. Whltaood Court
fric'.e Guarantee A rTVust rorcrny
to Ehlna Shelton. lot ft. block
14. Berkeley
Security Abstract A Trust Company to
William ard I.'.a B. Carter, lot .
biock 2', Klmhurst
Eame to same, lot C block 20. E.m
hurat Tula Guarantee A Trust Company to
Mary L Carl, lot 1. block a. Pied
mont Edward H. WIMard to J. C. Robin
son, lot 4. block 7. tVoodmerw...
C. H. PlKko-t to Jeaase KanOerm. lo's
4. 13 14. b.o.-k 24. lots 3. 4 bloc
32: lot 13. block 12: lota 10. li.
b.ock 24. Port. and
A- Wlllhameori et al. to Joseph Ea
ter, north r. feet of eaat 27 as 2-3
feet of tot 3. and DOC-tb A feet of
west 11 1-3 fast of lot 4. block
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X-AWTEBS- ABSTRACT TRrUT CO
Room S. Hoard of Trad blAg.
Abstracts a specla.tr.
Rave your abstracta mads by the Tit is 4k
Trust Cox. 7 Chamber ef Commercs.
rur1 r r ths last yesr. when most Indus
tries were st a standstill or on in decline.
the telephone laduatr mads a great advance.
HEW BOATSTO GIVE
FOUR-DAY SERVICE
Harriman Announces Vessels
Under Construction Are for
San Francisco Run.
PRIZES UP FOR NAMES
Portland will Be Home Port and
To. Me4unr Vow 0eralinc
Will Be? Retained Rnnnlns
Time to Be Urcatly Cut.
The two EOOO-ton passens;e-- steam
era noar under construction tor ths K.
t Harriman Interests at Newport
News. Vlralnla. are Intended for the
Portland-San Francisco run.
This definite announcement waa mails
yesterday by J. w. Hansom. Portland
scent for the Pan Francisco A Portland
Steamship Company, under authority of
a telraram received from ths New York
omcee or tee Harriman system. Ths
telricram further authorized the offer-
STEAMER ITlt-IJGtCli.
Das ta ArHre.
Kama STom. Oats.
Jreakwater.... Coos Hay tn port
J.'"' ' .-San Francisco In port
Ceo W Elder .Pan Pedrw In b.rt
Riverside -n PranclseO May "
Alliance (' lit).,. Mar "a
Eureka Foreka m '
Sua H. E. mors. Tillamook m .r
Arso Tl'lamook .... fAy -a
Ross City San Krancisco Mar 31
r'l Honskonc ju;.', ,
erksdaleal ts Urpitt.
Name. a" or Tats
rtrsakwaier Coos Ray May T
Geo W E.dsr. San Pedro May 27
I'lveralde San Francisco May V
Alliance col Hay Mar '' -
State of Cat .. .San Francisco May T
Kureks ..Iljrrhk May 2
Arso Tillamook.. . .May t-O
Sue H. Elmore. Til. amook .... M ay 1
Rose City San Kranclsce June S
Arabia... llonckonc . . J uns 14
Katered Tuesday.
Breakwater. American steamship
(Mars-earn, with srensral carts from
Coos Bar.
State of California. American
steamship (Kopandert. with general
cargo from San Francisco.
Condor. American sloop (Tyler),
wtta senaral cargo from Taqulna.
rieatred Tuesday.
BrssJrwatsr. American steamship
(Margenm. wPb (eneral cargo for
Coos Bay.
In of a cash prize for the best names
submitted for the two steamships that
will be appropriate to or typical of
Oresjon. thus Indicating that Portland
is to te considered the home port of
the two new man nlrWn t vcaseis.
Construction of the two steamships
waa commenced by the Newport News
Shipbuilding; fompany about May IS
and the contract calls for their comple
tion within one year. Their roal la
placed at Sl.SAo.ooo each, and they will
ezcel In appointments and equal In
speed the best steamships now plying
In the Coastwise passenger service.
Four-Day Service to t Had.
The fact that the contract had been
let for the construction of the two ves
sels waa announced in the Associated
Press dispatchea a few weeks ago.
but no Intimation was given aa to ths
purpose for which thejr were Intended.
The local officials of the Kan Francisco
A Portlsnd Pteamahtp Company re
reived their first Int-lllgence of ths In
tention to plsce them on the portland
tan Francisco route In the telegram
received yesterday.
It la understood here the San Fran
cisco A Portland Steamship Company
vessels now on the run will not be
withdrawn when the new service is
Inaugurated, but a four-day Instead of
a seven-day service will be maintained
through to Pan Pedro.
The two new steamships, however,
will greatly reduce the running time
by aea between thla ctty and Kin Fran
cisco. The boata now on the run. tUe
Hose City and the Plate of California.
re 12-knot vessels, while the new
steamships will make 17 knota an hour.
The running time between thla and the
Hay City la about 54 hours, and ths new
vessels will reduce this to approximate
ly i hours, or very nearly railroad
time.
Kach of the two twin-screw vessels,
snd they will be sister ships, will t.
400 feet lonar and 6. feet beam. In slxa
and capacity they will be about equiva
lent to the President and tlovernor.
now on the Keattle-San Francisco
rotite under the flag of the pacific
Coast Steamship Company. The tsn
i-rsncisco A Portlsnd steamship Com
pany announces that with their advent
on the Coast. Portland's steamship
service to California will not be ex
celled b-y that of any other city In tha
of f 60 for Name.
Tha prize offfered for the best names
for the two Teasels will be $50. and tha
competition la open to everyone with
out restriction. The company desires
that each person submitting nsmcs
shall say why the namea should be ap
propriate to or characteristic of Ore
Ron. Ths full name and address of
each competitor for ths prize should
be submitted with ths namea and the
communication addreased to the Kan
Francisco Sr Portland Steamship Com
pany. Alnsworth Io k. Portland. Or. In
the event a single name Is selected from,
those submitted by two persons, the
prize will be divided equally. Tha con
test closea June 15.
The steamshirt Kansas Cite, now on
and aspirations of the mother bending over the cradle. The ordeal
through which the expectant mother must pass, however, is so full of
danger and suffering that she looks forward to the hour when she
shall feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread
and fear. Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror
of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of Mother. Friend,
a scicnunc liniment tor external use only, wnicn tougnens ana renders
pliable all the parts, and assists nature in its sublime work. By its
aia mousanas or women
have passed this great crisis
in perfect safety and with
out pain. 'di.'L.f
e by ora.g sla Our
book of priceless valas lo ail sissiu
sect free. Address:
MADFTtXD REGULATOR CO.
ASaats, tra.
,h around the Horn ta go on ttis I
Portland-San Krearlsea run. will take I
the pises of ths Mists of California
by ths end of July. It la announced
by ths company that the r.ama of tbls
vessel will also be changed, probably to
-bay City."
pi-blic iHKhs ... tix niGi:n
Ilclleved N Tint lo flay I Wore
Values Ilia.
(Vmstdrrah talk la beirg indulged tn
alor.c ths waterfront m rcr.al of discus
sion concerning the capendllurs of t r
funds voted by t!.s people lo provide pub
lic clocks. It u urged thai ts. present
Is a most ausrw-!nus time to acquire front
age, especially as values sre shoalrc
such marked advances If the city au
thorities postpone punrhssrr.g ths re
quired property a few montl lorgsr the
rise m value wi;i make a big difference
In tha amount expended for lar.de.
One of lis mem hens of the Council a
short time ago announced he Is in favor
of making new elwka. and Is at the same
tlms in favor of huvirg-a strip of Land
along the ilsrfrom between Front street
snd ths rtver. wish etouH be parked
and the location of a bell line road He
would have a srlcs of wsrrl.otises erect
ed faring modern dwka and a seas all
cor.etrur-t-d of concre s at the outer edge
for protection.
It w as pointed out that Portland Is be
hind other seaport cities In lis mailer
of providing proper sccommodsilona for
tlvsr and ae-a-g .ii.g craft, and that the
solution of ti.e matter la for the city to
SCO-lire enough frontage on which ts
build docks and construct a seawall, and
to start at once la accon-.pl.sri l lie achems.
It ts not known whether the present
Council wil take up ths work or not. but
one of the lea. lira; shipping men In Cie
tt'y said yeaier.lav If such a work la In
augurated by li e Oour.ril before a change
of administration occurs, it would do
much to rede-em the body from chargea
tlial It has been nor.-prxgreee1ve. Maer
Ijtne baa been quoted ss saying bs fa
vored some Immedlste sitVm on ths sub
ect and would be plrsaed in esse the In
cumbent Council took it up.
Aa to the sentiment smorg tl.nse most
Interested In l.svit.g the work dons speed
ily, there is no question that It Is strongly
In favor of the city taking strps to pro
vide t Its Improvement.
Tiromt Shipping; News.
T ACT. MA. May ih Ths steamer Kan
Mateo left port today after loading carte
tor .-som. she will rlnlsn loading In rs
atile. Tha steamer Ohl. arrived today
to load Nome freight. The Peruvian bark
Alliance will leave port tomorrow for
Callso with her csrgo of lumber. Ths
schooner Alpena finished loading lumber
today for Melbourne, snd leaves Thursday
or Friday. Ths British slesmer Kumerlo
will shift to Seat lie tomorrow to take ad.
dltlonal cargo for ths Orient. The steam
er Urn k man left port this morning for
Pest tie to flnleh loading for Pan Fran
cisco. Riverside lo Arrive. Tnmorro.
ft une delay In the arrival of the Ha
waiian liner' Virginian at Han FVancasoa
with foreign and Kaatem freight pre
vented the connea-tttig steamer Riverside
from sailing until Sunday, two days be
hind schedule she Is due to arrive to
morrow. It Is the Intention of ths agents
to get the It'.vereVde away on tier return
trip Thursday night. If possible, on her
regular sailing date. No sdvWe have
beer, received here of the vessel lirlrg:r(
an unusually heavy cargo, aa was eup-
biieNl to be the case by reason of her
delay In getting sway from Swn Fran
cisco. Hot Lets Startle Mariners.
PORT TOVNSKN!. Waeh.. May 3fc.
Murtsklng t lie explosion of rockels snd
other ceiebrslton demonstrations In Vic
toria In observance of Queen Vlctorls'a
birthday. !"ort Angeles orncials last night
reported a steamer in d' stress off ll i
Hook. In the Strait of f4un Juan da fuca.
The mlstakw was not discovered before
a re,jucss. had been sent by telegraph
for a Ooremment vessel and tug.
Krhonnrn Collide at IVandon.
MARSHFIEI.il. nr.. May : V .Spe
cial.! Ths schooner Oregon last maht
collided with the steamer Itandon.
which was tying at ths wharf at Itan
don. Ths smokestack and bridge of
the Bsndon were knocked off. Ths
damage will be repaired while lumber
la betnsr loaded on ths boat.
Marine Notes.
Art Andrews, late chief engineer on ths
J. N. Teal, left yesterday for s sojourn
at Bhlpherd'a Springs in search of health.
With T&.ooo shingles and feet of
spruce lumber, the sloop Condor arrived
at Couch-street dock yesterday from
Vacfuina.
After returning to thla port from ber
present trip to Tillamook, the Argo Is to
go on drydock lo hsvs a new prope'.fTr
put In position.
Ymlng to this port from Tacoma. the
Norwegian steatnehfp Sverre. ST34 tons,
arrived last night. The vessel is under
charter to Itslfour. Outhiie v Co . and
Is to load lumber for Shanghai. She will
carry about threw and a half million
feet.
Itoth passenger and f-v!gl;f traffic be
tween this port and Ttllantook Is unusu
ally heavy at present. Ths Bus H- Kl -mors
hsd mors passengers snd freight
offered for the down trip Monday than
alls could handle and the Afgo last Rlgl.l
was also rapacity filled.
Ths steamboat Victoria was reported
yesterday aa having sprung a leak Satur
day at a point between Oalem and Inde
pendence and sunk In about lo feet of
water. She was making her trial trip
when the accident occurred. The Victoria
la owned by W. II. Partish. All aboard
at the time went ashore In small boats.
In order to receive a general overhaul
ing, ths river boat (lenrca Burton, plying
to towns down the Oilumbla. waa taken
to Vancouvsr. 'Wash., yesterday, where
she will go on ths ways. Thla la ths only
time ttie boat has needed repairs for a
period of three yesrs. The Annie Cum
mlngs will take the Burton's place ta
the Interim.
The steamer Pennsylvania, recently
bougUt by ths PaciAe Mall Company,
will rnavke Its first voysgs on ins jaa.
a ma run. leaving Han Krsnrtsco June ?
In place of tie Acapulco. The Acaptilco
will sail June ! anil the Pan Juan June
ii and thn the a, hedule. Inlerrupled by
Is the joy of the household,
for w ithout it no happiness
can be complete. How
sweet the picture of mother
and babe, angels smile at
and commend the thoushts
LITTLE BABY
HORRIBLY
BURNED
By Boiling Grease SVin Al Came
off One Side of Face, and Head
Tried an Ointment which Made It
AM Fester-Wee Sufferer Seemed
Disf gyred for Life.
CURED WITHOUT A
MARK BY CUTICURA
" A Scent a reavr arvl eaxht nwitKa am
OT t-ei'V. ajpral ten rr;re, sraa e4tur.g
ba ths mat te. l e m ar! are vers
free Marine the breevafaat whert inslrrmc
pawn (ml c boning grease was ursart ar.-i
It srsot ail over ons sM 4 thai habr a
far and head. Ois af the lam.lr tan
and wipsxl ttx srsl 1 wr;lh (oars, t1.
ycKi mar thir.a what a mesa she maoe.
puiling that eauraaain off. We too ber
lo a rbesrust tst t t4 us to grH a s,a-tnr.
hrh w di.i. He ton tori ber a v-
Ad far im sorrse stuiT Las Urd lo rut
on. Hut n e-1 fiatnr an-1 I tKotihl
Ue babe was tiaArrrrvl f.er l.fe, A
woman cWa leanis me t.-l 1 rres to try
rulicora (Lntroont, I ttecl a1 ut l hens
holes and it we wrrvl-rf al tvw it rer.cl.
la about f. ve wee-. a it was l-tee (n
tneew waan I a mark to tel w neew the
ec-ajii ha I be-n. IWf is taec-l to ask me
If that was ths hal-e that w as s.-al tt
and t!eT woiiij hartDr !., roe w-wtl
I lold tHera ah waa and what r-ured h r
faca. Her a'kir ts lal like Telvrt and I
have, tverwr beensilhaul Cutsr-trra sinrst.
( ulicara n-.r-d threw othe-r rhililree,
ntif am in s-tiew, so 1 1-ITS fnrd rsnaaa
to thank 'I (r what It has ci-v.. Mrs.
tlare, . Her.rv Si .. S-wth h wl.'s. Ivar
barn. Knc-and. Mart b 22. lvwa."
CUTICURA
World's Favourite Emollient.
A airrVarvoinUne w!th Ctjlk-tira Oint
rneot. rvrwvxl-l hr a hot hath anlti t'ut
"tra Soap and f. -Slowed in tSe servorer
Cauws be a desee o ( utsr-ttra rills, ts tleo
niftoeni to afford litimnl.tia rwlief in
ths rrvoat dtriwetrg forma of torturlr.f.
f)iflftinn. Itr-hinc. hurninit and aarwJr
hunv.urs.eraicmxa. rashes arid Irritations,
permit rest and sleep ami point to a
reseda ccra tn t bs majority of casw.
w hen all eiss f aias.
ai i a aa aiansa Se-Mw e-e t rvrarv-a taaeA
ss leat-t.lDl I f , a ti-1ir-,ra K . -i-sa-s
S -d it raustk-.-t I srtrfVo em I ewoWW. -?
f tAMM-. .. . a, .
l-a. K tew rs a rc hi(sT e--a stn a I
a ape sat aa eie t - a
lines
the lease ot ths Indiana, wl'.l be la tune
acaln.
Arrtala and I W-ts rt s res.
rORTI.HVp. -slav ;t Af-rtvse tee IV.
KMer. rrr,m Kan 11 r- anil war r-ons. Ne
westan a-.eamal-lp eert. fram Iimai;
f.oijr. f , anulna. r. l--ej. frntw
ssa Kranclaek. a.ae-l Aran, for Tl..afte-a.
Aeterla. Mar r "-fwl ' u.a al te.a sn-Jih
r lh, neee SI - it. eenn h ; in 1.
aouia 4 miles, aaalhw. r)ulv nlnq
si I i4 left up at 4 A. M eiatanaer ims.
" K.ier. fr-srs Sao I "e-1 ru a r -1 sat r-"r-.
Aertve at T ar1 left r si I a a A at
e-eatner ' S lew-r. f..-m San rraeriseo.
St IO IS A. M f-ir.m-e r..m-r.. fee
;'"" K!ll at It se A. -at T us Vs
"' '-e Neha.ern Ar-..e-1 al l;
anrt left sp al J a f M Noiattiaa
stea-mar Seres. fre-m TacAma
Kan rranrla-eo. Mar :t Arrtae-lt at A
, Jnhaa Pomaen. frotw I --rt -
. . eai.eo st II r..n H-e.-,,.e i .r-
'- r rnnial. Sar.et at li a, -at
" ' inenf r if t 'u n. I-. H . . ee
'"''".I f V steamer i am. reeaw
I n an I Arrl.-I at 1- at .-Min.r
1 '""'"". "wn l on..l Sall.o last a.cht
eieare.ee a J-on.e. f..,
s-ur-ka. Mar :l- Salary ,MUnlar
- . i or i ni.,1 n
alar : A rt e- Steamers
ana i,tr.,:pa.t. Iri-m -nnia,4
Ma, -l-r1iM-Maa
. rma Sawltie. ,ia.ar J n 1 e-e.
Jems As.i R.,. .-, I w-t-. a 1,,
v i.-tor- saesee A-lmlral e,rnr-ae.s. f-e- s-ai
'. s knur La-a-r f--e llu aa. eeasa
ll-.e-.a. f -e e.. Ml-tse a
TVs as m Asawrta W. r.
na. trfw
M . . . feel a a !... fvet
! e..l a p M II feet
C.GeeWo
m ch:sis tzmi
Tsls crwst Cwtssss
Ssctsr ta area kaswa
tbrsaahsat tfcs
Hanhsast bsessss
sf k ta w-eaaSaeeal
9 aaS aaamla .
ssa la tssVav ker
J.i a a-o Sr aJ his
estteat as tas
(eastsat sf tits kls Ms tresis ssr
ssd all s'.seaass sua saasrfal vtttsass
rwola. barbs ss4 bares tast srs satlralf
seksswa ts ths tweaicsl sclswee sf tkia
esactrr lt Ibawe hsraless resaewias
bs luannlats ts rpra ewfarrta. aatksai,
hat Itssaka, saisssisitass. si i.
at i n a. tsa-ev aa a kiesey t
snral. Sin sips m4 ssa
rol Ltnox I VUL
rwtlenta sstsl4a sf ette writs fs
klasks asal ctrewtara lactose e etsasa.
The C. Gee Wo Medldae Co.
Bunions
l.Vb T . N f L Y HilU
l itasttifta v ar f . e,
TiSsV-w. ass4 tattt,a
1MI tlfti MU 1
T sa-Ci . V4st I m tas Ua AVal
- Aa-a 1
"1 rua rmiak
i ' eases-. 4 U a mmr-m
" assaa. Pasts 4 St laTtstaaW ssW aaa (
hi "via I tun
! BROU
I SSS ISareaaJ matasf
, MOST OB-STl.N ATE CASES
' eissaW suss aasiat
oco mr sua. omuaaiu-rm.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
a. VI T saw .7 Jr V 4
- w - - - - - im ni arrtw
""i" a tiiar i las. V. a
.. .asssws-.1-..
sasjK'irr Ti..r- mmmmm
n x
I a, J k
t -
I wm MM
"I claim toknowareatclcal
about a few ailments, rather
thanalittleofall human ills."
twff.rwe." cloctcrs t-av different Heat In
rerei.l to cures r--r-. ali a sui-r-rea.ios e-f
s. ii.Miii a ruts. The, o-ea f..r dmt ef.
'"I" sej claim tbst not V.Irs mors ran -e
rt-.e. Hut ths rest aliment lamtlni tas will
J-rlrat te teal umploTn back as am. r-er .
Sfa t'.e Mat, ss before, but tin l aelv
fstleal Is a much worse rea-tn i,,n
I calm t.st r-othlr.a l-a tl.an mmt-lele
erw.ll.stlea of dlseavas- S n be a rati etitev I
rest ts tvltuVf the olesssa inl not roeretv
1 r ai-Tptoera t assrvh out easrr root tal
fiber ef the silmer.1. sr.4 I cars to star rute.i
I re.t e-nlv fttra all w e-a k eontlt Inns
f-roet-.r't u . but t tmalitf lts anlr ttealrneef
tl.at can boaalblr a-rs aweh Ci . e.-roe r fwrroa
recti,. It is a a stem of local treatment en.
aarelv orlslnal with ms and la rnr'tel hv
no otfer -t.t l,ias than m ae' f This map
eeem a broat saaertlon. but It ta Just sa su
HaMltl ss It Is t-rus.1
I Cure the Cases That
Others Cannot Cure
toM. m4 all - t rijifft ril t rur
rurt-bltj br mjr n-l htvla, iktjf full- per
our -. m rurtb. a o tMili tw. I
Wnoai miy m f.t rmn rtr.n n frrv In.
tnc. I oufhi lo know t.ita. for I h-i-
aon. nr r- t s. r mhr IHn lral ar.an did.
- -of -rfc. f our ru l
ci.rftM I wltl irrtttt ott. tf tt lint I l 1
tu If I irvt you. 1.4 if oti devir.
YoaCan Pay When Ccred
mt r.AKr.M i An
mow i ri RfC it.
""Wak nf" i mrly
vmMom or rhrnnlc lnf;m
It.atlon la lh prrall (Unl,
.roue r-.t on fiy th lir.prp-r
lritnrt,( of totn rntrAari
d . A cotnr.. ani radl
cl cur l i hr-r on, a )u
l ion f rriori a h pn-ta
m tmni to it normal !(. An
thli I orompiiih trtmft J v
n S compi-i-ij: without (hi
Of IrilffTtl Tm--tJI'a, JU JT
lrtmnt I m .mt on n
tlriv. it in orlflRtl an4
-tn!iflo and has o--n prov
en ah.oiutoir ((tr llvt hy
I Mttufaand of 1 ftt 1 mtn ron-rin-spj
tr.t hjr no hr mt y-n-ria
ran full an4 tMrmiafnt
ftiorailon f afronsih ba
a ctotn p 1 1 a i) -!.
vnwzn r.xt LTiiTio
Call at tha ofH- If r-oa.lhla
for Fro AdtKt, Kxamlnatlon
n4 tlaenoal. If ru cannot
ca.i mm for aymptom
blank.
I atal nnihlnc In m ant.Auncmnt but th atralcht, a-aaar rrvitaw
It m coat you noihln ta call and talk orr th cac. " on can find
out all tbout jrur ,rulai and yovi can ltr arrrj to trrr.
anr Hm you Ilka. Mr offlc. compri-t r.c ten loom, at (ho aar4U
" fcad -t alasa la tha W al.
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
COS S-It MII) AMt atORstioa. STStr-KTS, rORTI.IMI. ORfaiOV,.
rlwttt Ksiraaes, uw Mserlssa strewe.
CTORS
It la not o much tn
Itnoatng a r-at 4al
alwout many thttiKt, a
in knoinc all about a
Ir it.nc XV h a a
tlo tor ffAiiuatf from
a m4i al colic It la
aflr th trartou pro
ffora h a v a tri4 lo
Impart t hir know
to taitti. and It t a k
about 12 or II era
fror In tha vartoua
llnoa of l u r four
aaar to nuaiif r a t u
lorl for U practlco of
itivOUlna. anr) ihfn Ha
la tnp iira4 oh
qUKllflvxJ.
I Ka a aa n man -
poar i m me-tiral at udnt
la jto forth from a col-
a thorouvh m
knord In aartt
branch a ih Individual
prx.f-aaor a ho fln4a It
ftffMrr ta 4 vol hi
ntlr tam la- ping
a u (. I. nh a aaato
rt v or t hrmutrr. and
.. i than far from
trfct? It la a poor
rul- that aron'l work
bot h a a -1 f on pro.
f-or la not forti fM tn(
lo iach a ludnt all
about aratom. c h m-l-rtr.
pri aloio-r r. h I
obaiiri . aur
Bt. P a t h o I okt. bac
lrioloy and th many
othr branch too
n u m roua la ranton.
that la apct-d to
b thormiir I n. bow
muat th raw rruit of
a mdic tvdant b
lpc14 ta retain what
' cemhitteej efforts ef II ar It msr hart tried ta crowd Inta him? It
rtever hss bean dons snd nsver srlil b. The doctor who . suerseaful is
the doctor wbr. speclsllssa In wn. particular line. lis does not have
ZJ? ... ,,-",e ahout advertising, and clea-otes all hla urns ta hla
T'' "" ," " - therefor, senersllv a man proflclenl snot. . n
lo have somethlnr wortn adrertl.lna and w I tr. to rav tha market
pries, instead of soonatnat It In a hund4 eiii.rAi ...V matkel
1 don t mean, however, that everr doctor who alvertiaea la alricht
,'h",n, vrr.w',OC.'r who."lon't "vertl.s. There srs srec-d ind
sad on both sides of ths fence, and lha msa in sesrrh of a doctor must
u.e his own juilam.nt. Hut If vou havs Isarned the valus of truth t x
dome bu.lae.s witn llsra It Is partly your ow n fault, for you don !
havs ta s.oepi ths ststemsnta of every doctor you a-o to ees. It s
"n7.nw.vh.V e-'w-eTVi l?"? .? much fr arrattled. If bank, did husln-sl
hst war I hers would bs failures every dev. Rleht In this town ooe
to,. adsrtl.e and talk about "-their- wonderful succe.s in I-ortlsnd
w h.n nn sui h doctors ar ber at all and ha.f toelr raiient. don I know
l jc rt 1 1 1 eren .
Ths ft. 1-c.i.la Medical Company have been established al present
"""r''''' J ' lhout su.pen.on or chn. ..f s.ldrr... snd fur
ni.h best bank and personal references, and will hand.e your esse on
t oa plan ot
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Until Cured
If you ar thinking treatment, think
RIGHT TREATMENT
At ths rlfM llmt. A llttls aaflerl may csu.e rrest mischief an
psrll your who.e future. If you don-t need tresimet.t find It out
J1L a..' 1 ' Jr asnr.aa els HlSrserle. ll. V
sss. Illssa sad a.l. IHsssaea, Klatwsy sad tl latter IHaeeaera. t
swrww. Islalal BsswHIaeu Hwrwlsa. Ileblsa asd Isrlssassastlwsv. Nee
ews. 1-w-s atrewatk asd vitality ssd all apeesal sss leeltewae
Sfsert off sateaa.
ur 'ee for cures ar lower than the treneral family ehtsin
surseon. Medicines turnl.hed from our own laboratcrv for the
Ve vi wr wstisnia: iront ii.ia to lilt a course.
If OU cannot call, write for our free se.f -eismlr.al u.n Mat.k V.anv
casss are cured at boras. '
HOt tt a A. at. "TO r. at, AXW I DII ritOVt I fo li.
St. Louis "ffl4 Dispensary
OKr.st Wa0 laO ttMHIII. roRTLtXR, OR.
I A--f..l.tf -fa-telts.
MY CUKKS AKL
PFHMANKNT
In m i ri y f-u I ;n
I h 0 uli ft r k1ktn
ktttj It(u1 Ia fit J n t
I f"f I I r . r . n i r- .
a..a.rd in !. Iht.J-
t.i uft 1 et. lor ;
y rt I t.m K--r n pre
r- tr.fr M .M - nj 1-r.
v ua'tl-M, trte-t -:rwa t B a
i V--" n mt tn. t It
liAtSiwv. M uniuii r)4
WOCW 1 A10 I fa IJofa
ouch n.r-(i,-l futit.Afi,
u p t tn eth l 4 v
cf r- flf-n . - in n or-' a
r-M l kl-r.
J r finni t mm or-t-rl
m'lfn m n(m
ran n.tt it Ot kri
WIT ffar ll.( Uctfllffll
uch rhHi-i 1 rkt m-nt
rr q.!.-.K jrrtlwrrt, .u
I otvfnvu rliim i
for i hfr--us r-kv, h
Iti f'r- Ions run -tn
i:VKV AK rnrmn
chMjsrfti Ana in
tt.tw
V4ltMOK n.
A Ihorwuch cur iThout fa1n or cut
tlnff. Krry ca of arK-oa !na I
lrat prtvn h urfTifrHv of try
tnll4 n4 htrmlrM motliod, and th ft-i-Iv
ff rMrliBt to uffffrr. In m-at
lnUnr la rn unniarfuarr t o
lain th af1nt a aitnclo 3- from hta
hu1na. Th traim-nl 1 fmrior la
1.tnriivr.T mv an. ami can h ha4
at mv rfffio only. 1 V rot uhmit la
th knif and hoanltal rfMi, hn
a corn p . r an1 fv-rmm nr r. t cur can Na
had w-.tthot.it fno iaa of Urn, and with
out Mt4n or cuiilr.c
f-rffs-riKit bi.o.o roio.
Othra doM th ftvtn. arlth rrtnral
rolM-ni acarrlv lca itiM-nua ti-an
lha 4iaa 1 1 f . Th hi tii t.ot
to dn bjr thla iroatmrrt la ta k tha
dla from mamft-aiina: 1 prrn-a
tipoD th aurfac of ih twxlv. t ndr
n.jr trratirfM tha antir avtm la
c.rana-d. Th lal lait.t varuhft ta
npoar no mor. I Tr.poy hrrn)aa
hlood riran.nf rn.1lKa- Thr ar
rrmrijiw trtofor u n k no n In ih
tra(mnt of thta llaa. That cur
hjr n:tralllnc and ahaoIntW dtrov
Inm t h (koltKin In lha im. j-urU
cures cannot b other than corripicto
and ptrtnaiiciil.
FOR MEN
NOT A DOLLAR NEED
BE PAID UNTIL CURED
d 1st-
t Ins
I ewk.
leeea.
Ills.
sa or
con-
. sen bt DeicCaSrs urekis.
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