fllE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAN, THURSDAY, AUCxUST 26, 1909.
HUSBAND TO HELP
11
Mrs. Barclay Ready to Put Up
Hard Fight for "Incu
bator Baby.' ...
CHILD IN COURT'S HANDS
Abductors Must Stay in Jail Until
Friday.'" When Court Will Pass
on Habeas Corpus Proceed
ings Brought by Them.
KANSAS CITT, Augr. 25. Jarries Bar
clay, of Buffalo,' N. Y., husband of Mrs.
: Stella Barclay, arrived here tonight
: to help his wife in her fight for the
; possession of little Marian Bleakley,
; the kidnaped "incubator baby." Mrs.
i Barclay and Detective James Gentry.
, of Kansas City, will have until August
I 30 to prepare arguments in their
' habeas corpus case whereby they hope
to a.void being: returned to Topeka
. for trial as kidnapers.
Governor Hadley next Friday will
give Mrs. Barclay and Gentry a rehear
ing In the Kansas extradition proceed
lngs. If he decides to recall the requl-
Fltlon papers the kidnapers will go
free, but the baby still will be under
; the court's orders.
Mrs. Barclay and Gentry are going
to try to get bonds. They are not
pleased at the prospect of staying In
jail until August 30.
Child in Court's Care.
Marian was today placed tem
. porarlly in the custody of the clerk
of the Juvenile Court of Kansas City.
i There were two habeas corpus pro
j reedlngs on the docket today, both
1 brought by Mrs. Barclay. One sought
' to .prevent Mrs. Barclay and J. N.
! Gentry from being returned to Topeka
I for trial. The second sought to pre
' vent baby Marian from being re
, turned to the custody of Mrs. Bleakley.
! whom the State Supreme Court has
t declared Is the legal mother. Today's
i proceedings, though brief, were fraught
' with much Interest and were partici
pated in by the greatly-sought 6-year-old
child and the two women who
' have been so strenuously fighting for
' her possession.
' During the progress of the proceed
: lngs today Marian nestled In the lap of
i Mrs. Bleakley. who sat Just in front of
; the Judge's bench. During Mrs. Walsh's
j argument for the Immediate possession
1 of the child, Mrs. Bleakley gave way
j to tears as she caressed the little one.
Mrs. Barclay sat unmoved beside one
! of her attorneys In the rear of the
! room. Later there was an affection-
ate parting between child and mother
as the- clerk of the Juvenile Court
was given Marian and led her from
1 the courtroom. Mrs. Bleakley will be
I allowed to visit her. Mrs. Barclay and
Gentry were remanded to the custody
of the Chief of Police.
Says Mother la an Actress.
Marian Is not the child of Mrs. J.
j Bleakley. of Topeka, according to Mrs.
'! Stella Barclay, of Buffalo, N. Y., the
i foster-mother of the little girl. Her
real mother. Mrs. Barclay declares, is
an actress. Mrs. Barclay, resting
under a charge of kidnaping Marian
and who has said she would fight until
' she died to retain possession of the
little one. said this morning as she
, talked to a reporter In the matron's
1 room:
"If I thought for one minute there
was a drop of Mrs. Bleakley's blood
In the child, I would not have her for
n instant. But I know to whom she
belongs. She is the child of an actress.
And. by the way. little Marian Is the
exact picture of her mother. The
strong similarity of features to my
mind makes the Identification com
plete. If we could only by Immediate
legal proceedings get the actress into
; court there would be no doubt In the
matter."
SLAYER IS TO PAY PENALTY
llezekiah Barnes Must Hang for
Killing Ann M. Aldrich.
OLTMP1A. Wash., Aug. 25. (Special.)
' The State Supreme Court today af
' firmed the conviction of Hezekiah
; Barnes, who Is under sentence of death
j for the murder of Ann M. Aldrlch. of
Walla Walla. May 1. !!. The appeal
was based chiefly on the contention
Barnes had been twice placed In Jeopardy
because the Jury in the first trial had
bn dismissed by Judge Brents. This
appeal point is held to be without merit.
The record here shows the Judge dis
missed the jury after it had been out 43
hours because the jurymen asked ques
tions whW-h the court said "are none of
your Dusiness." The Jury agreed Barnes
had killed the woman, but wanted to
know what his punishment would be If
they found he had been Insane when he
committed the crime.
Other decisions otday affirmed convic
tion of C. Z. Erickson. who was sen
tenced to ten days' imprisonment and to
par a fine of J."-1) for being in a combine
with other milk dealers to control the
rlce at which milk could be sold at
Seattle and held that the Seattle Electric
Company, which has valuable franchise
rights on Third avenue. Seattle, could be
taxed for no part of the cost of widen
ing that thoroughfare.
S. M. BARR LAID TO REST
Dr. Djott, in Obsequies. Pays Trib
ute to Life of Pioneer.
mm v nMiiDcp
ivu v n i mumm lm
The funeral of Samuel M. Barr. who
died last Sunday from heart failure, wu
held yesterday afternoon from his late
, residence at 362 East Fifteenth street.
The services were conducted by Dr.
Luther R. Dyott, of the First. Congre
gational Church, who paid a glowing
tribute to the life of the pioneer.
During the services Mrs. Hutchinson
! Weir and Mrs. John Ankeny sang In
duet the hymns'. "Abide With Me" and
' "Iead. Kindly Light."
The pallbearers were W. D. Scott. W.
i I Archambeau. W. Swart. H. West. W.
- L. Johnsr.on and W. K. Shaw. Inter-
ment was made In the Riverview Ceme
tery. FISH GO WITH SEALIONS
;' Scarcity of Salmon Attributed to
; Killing of Sealions.
ASTORIA. Or.. Aug. 25. (Special.) Al
though the slaughter of seallons has been
carried on systematicaly for some years
and has received the sanction of the state
authorities as being a means of getting
rid of one of the greatest natural ene
mies to the salmon, there is a well
defined opposition to the practice being
continued growing among some of those
who have been directly interested In the
fishing industry for several years.
They assert that while the seallons en
1st on salmon and destroy many of
those fish, they also drive the fish Into
the river, and that otherwise the salmon
will not enter fresh water until they are
ripe and ready to spawn. To substan
tiate their contention these men say that
a similar case occurred In Norway some
years ago. There the government took
up the work of destroying certain natural
enemies of the salmon and the result was
that the fish stopped entering the rivers
in schools or "runs." but straggled In
much as they have done in the Colum
bia this season.
This year there were hundreds of sea
lions killed off the mouth of the Colum
bia and many more were frightened
away, and the runs of salmon have been
small. At Tillamook and Nehalem there
were large numbers of seallons and more
Chinook salmon were caught there than
ever before.
PACK 20 PER CENT LESS
ESTIMATES COMPILED OF SAL
MON OUTPUT AT ASTORIA.
Cut of One Month in Season Is Held
Largely to Blame for Short
age in Canneries.
ASTORIA. Or., Aug. 25. With the
salmon fishing and packing on the Co
lumbia River this year notoriously short,
the heads of the industry are naturally
rather indisposed to quote any figures
whatever. The figures named below are
verified at the headquarters of the
salmon business here, and tell the story
of a 20 per cent reduction from the
totals of last year, which, considering
the rather pessimistic tone of those en
gaged In the trade all through the sea
son, Is measurably less of a falling off
than might have been anticipated; and
which, again, in the light of the pro
nounced reduction in days of fishing,
leaves the gross output at practically 20
per cent less than 1908. Following are
the totals from the various interests
within the Columbian territory for the
present year:
CasM.
Columbia River Packers Association. .5,000
Union Fishermen's Co-op. Packing Co. 24. 000
Sanborn cutting Company 9.J00
A. Booth Packing Company S.500
Altoona Packing Company ,2'0,JS
Pillar Rock Packing Company 8.000
J. G. Megler & Co 7.000
Tallant Grant Pkg. Co. (2 canneries). 8.000
Warren Packing Company 19.500
P. J McGonan & Sons (2 canneries) 9.500
Seufert Bros. Company .22.000
Total 190.500
Another feature of the situation here
this year, that accounts In a distinct
way for the shortage, is that the season
Itself has been cut one full month, or 25
th. nntrpdlnr spaKOn. a
matter which will be taken Into consid
eration when all balances are sirucK,
even though more boats have been put
into service. The cold storage output
for the year, save in the case of the
Union Flsnermens' Co-operative Com
pany, which Is ahead of its 1908 pack by
150 tierces, is fully 20 per cent shy, and
Is reckoned as follows:
Tierces
Vnlon Fishermen's Co-Op. Pkg. Co...H0
Tallant-Grant Packing Co
Sanbom-Cuttlng Co '-
Warren Packing Co '-
c BUtA A- ir COO
J. Llndenberger. Inp 225
venasyssei i-aciting v. .............. .
luevennusen
Total 4oOO
This pickled pack stands for 4.730.000
pounds, or 2365 tons, which, reduced to
cases, adds to the straight yield for the
season, in cases, 70.S50. plus the packed
fish from the canneries. 190,500. or a
grand total pack. In 43-pound cases, of
260.000, or 12,52S.0O0 pounds of prepared
fish. v
WRONG MANJS ARRESTED
Joseph Furey Charged With Mis
deeds' of His Brother.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Aug. 25. (Spe
cial.) Terrence Furey, an old man of
this city, father of Joseph Furey, stated
today the report printed nbout his son
Edward Fnrey. for Whose Mis
deeds His Brother, Joseph Fnrey,
SneeesKful in Flathead Drsif.
Ins, la Mistakenly Held Ac
countable. Is untrue in one respect. Joseph Furey,
who won the first claim In the Flathead
land drawing. Is not guilty of what has
been laid to him. but his brother, Edward
Furey. aged 32 years last June, Is guilty
and served several years in Salem.
Furey. father of the boys, says his
son Edward was selling fruit in Portland
when he was arrested for burglary. The
teal burglars stole the stuff and placed
It In Edward's room, but the father
says Edward knew nothing ofit. At the
time Edward was disowned by his father,
but when he learned the boy was Inno
cent he got up a petition and had him
teleased.
Terrence Furey, who is 76 years old,
regrets that his son Joseph should be
wrongfully accused of what his son Ed
ward was proved guilty of. Joseph
Furey is coming West soon to visit his
father. Joseph is the one arrested for
robbing a man named White in the post
grounds several years ago. Joseph is a
liquor salesman, so the father says,
though he has not seen him for seven
years.
Detective Day. who made the arrest
at Seattle, is thought to have got the
two boys mixed.
AT THE HOTELS.
The Portland N. H. lum. Llllle Isam.
Arkansas: A. Otis and wife. Boston: T. H
Lawretce, San Francisco; J. C. Allen and
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cisco: T. J. Hyland. Denver; H. C. Levy.
Tnpb.- -T m "Miliar M!m Miller. Sacra-
memo; H. C. Brownlee. J. B. Brownlee.
Oklahoma: Mrs. A R. Curzen, Boise: O
L. Erhard and wife. Seattle: A. Schuer
and wife. Chicago: E. N. Condit and wife.
Dayton; Miss Wooduct. Dayton; W. Fri
day. Chicago; G. N. Trlplett. Jr.. Wash
ington, D. C. : U Goodwin, Mrs. Orme. Miss
Orme. Washington, D. C. : J A. Cussn.
San Francisco; J. L. Anderson and wife.
New York: J. S. Monaghan. Denver: G. W.
HIM. Cincinnati: E. H. Dewey and wife,
Nampa: Miss Dewev. Nampa; H. G. Hill,
Redlands; G. Hamburg. St. Louts: C. B.
Wllbee and wife. Chicago; J. I. Havcraft
and wife. American Hotel Register; Davm
Fss. A. Feiss. New York: K. L. Johns.
San Francisco; T. F. Ryan. Seattle; R.
Raker. Chicago: P. f. Gerheardt. San Iran
Cisco; F. S. Lucas. New York; Mr. and MS.
A. T. Klngsburv, Akron. O.: R. W. Steb
bei.a. Hood River: F. J. Heney San Fran
cisco; H. Haas. Weiser: E. J. Smith. J R
Haravey. Chicago: Miss Drude. Chicago: O.
L. Brammuller. New York: Mr. and Mrs.
Bullion. M. Henog. A. H. Bullion. San
Francisco; Mrs. B. Speer, Pasadena; R- -
Yates. San Francisco: Y. Nakaya, Toklo;
W. H. King. Salt Lake: Mr. and Mrs. . .
Knobe. Chicago: H. J. Simons. El Paso:
L. T. Lynch. San Francisco; A. B. Mar
shall. New York; Mrs. J. L. Cohn, Miss
Cohn. Elsie Cohn. Salt Lake: W. J. Davis.
Jr.. San Frarcisco: T. Thather and wife.
Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Goon win. K.
W. Osborne and wife. C. C. Kinney. San
Francisco; Mrs. Howard. San Francisco; R.
Goodrich. Minneapolis; J. N. Jack and wife,
Los Angeles: Mrs. L. Lebeck. 'Miss Lebeck,
Miss Ross, Nashville: Mary Ringe. M. D.
Rlnge. F. Deltrlcks. Philadelphia; K. Con
ness. Miss M. Sheck. Pittaburg; E. D. Gart
ner. E. D Gartner. Pittsburg; Mrs. G. E.
Seely and wife. Minneapolis; Gall Borden,
Los Angeles; A. W. Howard and wife.
Chicago: Miss Mabel Hayward. Chicago; Y
J. Vaughn and wife, Woodland; Mrs. J.
H. Mitchell. Berkeley; J. C. Evans and wife.
San Francisco; D. Halverstadt, Seattle;
E. H. Cobb. Kankakee; E. Cobb. Kankakee;
L. H Herron and wife. Chicago; Mrs. R.
Young, E. Y. Young. .Miss Everhaid, Miss
T. Everhard. Wadsworth; F. M. Selby and
wife. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hall. Ken
tucky. The Oregon O. D. Wheeler. Council
Bluffs; F. w. Chase and wife, Los Angeles;
L. A. Test, Lafayett; J. Foster and wife,
Belolt; F. P. Thorne and wife, W. E. Tal
bot and wife, Delia Thorne, Waterville; F.
A. Baarsch. Seattle; S. A. Abbey. Pueblo; W.
R. Seiton. Mrs. J. Sexton. Ventura; Mrs. M.
M. McCrum. San Francisco; L. K. Farrts. 1.
Ellis. S. A. Hlltz. Rainier; W. S. Rlsley,
Tacoma; P. R. Merrll and family, St. Paul;
A G. Feehan, H. A. McConkey. Seattle; G.
H. Clarke, Lincoln; T. G. Steele. Clem; F.
P. Egan and wife. White Salmon: W. H.
Eccles and wife. Hood River; E. O. Brun
wold. Rav; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schneider.
Chihuahua: Mrs. M. E. Butler. Chicago;
Mrs. E. M. Ritchie, Deer I,odge: J. Kidman,
Sloui Rapids; J. R. somervllle and wife.
Napavlne: E J. Young. Seattle: O. R. Mor
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F. P Yuderig. Springfield; E. O. Putnam.
Great Bend; Mrs. W. J. Lew-ellen. Spring
water; U. E. Lewcllen. Moro; J. F. Devs,
Willows; J. C. Stanley, Boomvllle; R. S.
Stanley, Memphis; Mrs. C. B. Fagnant,
Stockton; Mrs. W. G. Cohen. Alameda; Misa
Florence Johnson. Mill Valley; Bertha Coop
er, Grace Cooper. Saginaw; D. W. Alton, H.
S. Hamilton. M. W. Hanck. Pasco; Will
French. La Grande; L. G. Bowers and fam
ily. Dayton; Mrs. L. Gluck. A. Gluck. Mabel
Gluck. Minneapolis: Clara Glesman. Mer
rlan: S Coles. J. Scower and family. Ogden;
H. Gerson. New York: F. B. Preston and
wife. G. I. Buxton. Los Angeles: J. C.
Eccles. Belle Fourche; J. W. McFarland and
wife. Denver; E. H. Belden. Spokane; A. H.
Irving. Berkeley; F. E. Howard. Oshkosh:
T E Scott. Jr., and wife. Los Angeles; J.
L. Blynn and wife, M. Blynn. Denver; Mrs.
F H. Thornton.. Astoria; Mrs J. P. Will
lama. Shullsburg; Miss Belle RIckert. shulls-burg-
J G Morris and wife, Corvallis; R.
Johnson. New York; B. Franklin. South
port; E. S. Hlne and wife. C. A. Crawford.
Miss Frances Taylor. San Francisco; B. F
Lawrence and wife. Indianapolis; E. E
Johnson and wife. Coquille; N O. Miller
Moline: Mrs. Jennie Burleigh. Miss Minnie
Shiftier. Los Angeles; F. E. Stewart. George
Gray. San Francisco; W. S. Berdan. N9v
York- Dr. S. H. Leach. Columbus; Mrs. B.
Wright and daughter, Mrs. D. McKay,
Grand Rapids; I. H. Dornsife. wife and son.
Kansas City: J. J. Swigart. R. F. Swigart.
Pomona; C. Fladln. Chicago; J. A. Fore
hand. M. E Bryant. Josiah C. Moore. Seattle-
T P. Mack. Indianapolis: A. R. Black,
Coeur d'Alene; T. G. Gerdine. U. S. Geo
logical Survey; Mrs. W. B. Hewitt, Ross
Hewitt. Mansfleld; 1. F. S. Levans. Vale, G.
L Blggers. La Grande: Z. A. Johnson, Net
Perce- F Diedrlcks, Philadelphia; Miss M.
E. Ringe.' Miss Margaret Ringe. German
town: J. Harvey. Chicago; J. J. Moynahan.
Leadvllle: J. F. Donnelly. A. V, . Creadick
Raker City: F. C. McGowan. C. A. Alisky
and f wife. Deary : J. A. Cussen. fan Fran
cisco; A. Forgate. Los Angeles: J. H. Boal
and wife. Chicago: H. Parker. San Francis
co; H. Meblus and wife. Wichita; C. Harmls.
New York: I. L. Lower, Pasadena; Mrs. A.
R. Nunn. St. Louis.
The Xew Perkins. Harris Woodward, Ok
lahoma: Mrs. S. Schmelser. Davis Cel.. Mrs.
1 A. Schmelser. Davis. Cal.: Miss E. F.
Schmelser. Davis. Cal.; W F Botford lS
Angeles- E. Rowe. Victoria, B. C. . Dell
Fuller and sister. Everett: Mr. and Mrs. S.
M. Wellman. Arlington, Iowa: Louise Mor
ton. Salt Lake City; P. L. Castle and wife.
Dallas: Miss Nettle Christian Tacoma. A.
Hvland. Clubla. Wash.: B. Wapner Seattle-
N N. Jean, Albany: Margaret Mclnern.
Caj; Mrs. A. Campbell. S. L. C.:- Henry
Lee and wife. Proctor. Nevada; Anne Kom
on Proctor. Nevada; M. B. Wellman. Proc
tor Nevada: W. C. Thompson and wire.
Dank?) 111.; John Anderson. Hood River; T.
W Frame. Minneapolis; Miss Jessie Chap
llni Minneapolis; Rose Miller. Astoria; A.
R. Miller. Astoria; Mr. J. Hill and wife.
St. Louis: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W Irwin Mc
G1II. Nevada; Master Geo. Irwin. McGill.
Nevada: Miss Charlotte M. Phillip Mc
Minnvllle; H. H. Hastley and wife. Golden-dale-
M. H. Lighthouse, Los Angeles; K.
T Marion, Minneapolis; Ed Anderson and
wife Carson. Wash.: A. B. Imel and wife.
Ford Kansas: J. M. Imel. Ford. Kansas;
Mrs S E. J.nkel. Dodge City. Kansas; A.
S Wilson. Dodge City. Kansas: E. F. All
shaw and wife. Portland; Mrs. Arlngton.
Coos Bav; Fred Shafer. Mortella; S. S.
S Smlch." Nordoff. Cal.: M. J. Ellen. Seattle;
May Oger. New York; M. H. Waller and
party New York; Mrs. B. O. Hennlng. Chicago-
T M. Smith an family. San Antonio-
'Chas. E. Fay and wife. Spokane: H.
Wilson. Hood River: Edgar Franz. Hood
River- E. A. Franz. Hood River; T. Cherry.
Wasco; A. Gibbon, Riley; Mr. and Mrs.
Walbank and child, Kuna. Indiana; Mr. and
Mrs B. H. Person. Kuna, Indiana: George
Perry, Anderson. Indiana; B. H. Martin and
wife Sheridan: Samuel Goldstein. New
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New York: George Senton and wife. Se
attle: Robert Johnston and wife, Lawrence,
Kansas; Mrs. E. H. Brown. Los Angeles:
Lllla M. Gordon. Seward: W. B. Johnston.
Roseburg; Mrs. R. H. -Wlscawer, McMlnn
vllle. The Imperial. L. Wright. Union: P. Seel
Ig Marshneld: Mrs. A. Seellg. Marshfleld; J.
Kramer and wif. Falls City; M. Pratt and
famllv. Milwaukee. Wis.: J. Holland and
daughter. Burns: C. Wallen and wife. Cam
as: P. Monfout and wife. Spokane; W.
Gllller. Bandon: A. Moster. Canyon; Alice
Beebles. Salem; Eva Savage. Salem: G. Eb
rehard Grants Pass: Mrs. Ebrehard, Grants
Pass: Mrs. J. W. Burges, Pendleton; Mrs.
N A Ashby, Antelope; C. Cunningham.
Saratoga. Cal.: Mrs. E. Cunnlngtaum. Sara
toga. Cal.: Florence Cunningham. Saratoga,
Cal.: C. S. Walkers, city: A. Barker, city;
B Barker, city; Gene Beanpoe, city: E.
Snelling. Cathlamet; C. Sproat. Hood River:
A Stelncamp. Sumpter: Mrs. S. M. Welst.
Marshfleld; J. Hilts. Roy. Oregon: Mrs.
Sample and daughter. Brookings. S. D. ;
Miss H. Poolev. Hlllsboro; Mrs. L. Sample
and children. Hlllsboro: F. Wash. Alameda.
Cal : J. Glllett. Pilot Rock; J. Baits. Pilot
Rock: N. M-eyer, New York: Mrs. J. James.
Denver. Oregon: Mrs. B. Hastings, Silver
City. Idaho: Miss Hastings. Silver City,
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nipeg: J. Chick and wife. Pasadena, Cal.;
C. Klllen and wife. Pasadena, Cal.: C. J.
Ivanhoe. La Grande. Oregon: W. Horbelt,
Dee, Oregon: H. Hornton and wife. Burns;
Mrs L. Lyss and son. Atchison, Kansas; T.
Carmishall and wife. Gaston. Oregon; C.
Perrln and wife. Cedar Rapids; N. R. Kln
cald. Eugene; R. C. Malon-e, Frisco, Cal.;
E. M. Malone. Frisco. Cal.; M. Horner. Wal
ler Lake. Mich.: J. Rhodes. New York; F.
Newbv. Hood River; L. R. Brough and
wife. Ogden; V. Mlnnette, Bingham, Mich.
The Seward H. A. Walker and wife and
child. Nebraska; Miss Kate Sears. Mits Eva
Sears. Minneapolis: Miss Mary M. Williams.
Boston: A. B. Ogle and wife. Courtknd;
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wife. Falls City: C. E. Gutman and wife.
Pendleton: Miss M. Robins. San Jose; K.
Sternberg. Mary Hyland, St. Louis: T. Hy
land. Denver: W. D. Griffin, and wife.
Omaha: Mr. and Mrs. Evan Williams. Ohio;
J. G. Vlkamp. Grand Canyon: R. G. Babbitt.
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Yak. San Francisco: D. H. Palmer. La
Crosse: B. A. Gilford. The Dalles; E. E.
McClure city: E. E. Mills and wife. White
Salmon: Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Granger. Den
ver: J. W. Page and daughter, Carsconi W.
B. Beaming and wife and son. Union. Neb.;
A. Blown. Montreal: Mr. and Mrs. Ehle.
Chicago; "J. D. Gray and wife. Toronto: E.
McFarland. C. Malone. L. S. Redmond. Den
ver: R. Hendricks, Hood River; Anna Keam,
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York: R. P. Cross. Chicago; J. E. Squires
and wife. Iowa.
The Lenox Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nelsln.
Gordone: Mrs. J. Mason, Corvallis: T. C.
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Tillamook: F. G. Miller and wife and child,
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C Klnsey. L. R. Griffith, city: A. P. Kar
bauk Omaha: E. F. Bauer and wife. New
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F. G. Coyner. Rockford: A. C Welhelll,
Sumpter: W. Woods and family. A. C. Hub
hard and family. Med ford: F. K. Bean. Mc
pherson Kan.: J. W. Jones. Dallas. Tex.;
F J. Eppler, Sherwood; B. Tooze, Sumpter; (
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and wife. Lewlston: E M. Buckley. Ka lama
zoo; S. Simon, city: A. L. VVebb. t.hicago
(-. V. Hawk, city: Gertrude Adams, orand
Forks, r. v.; airs, anincn.
C. F. Num. A. Num. Los Angeles: J. 1.
Logan.
The St. Charles. Harry w,e,lsA "w
N H. McKav. Sauvies Island; c. H. mc
Clain. Skamokawa: C. Flsk. Swensen; J. A.
Johnston. Falls City; S. L. Woods, hlielton.
J. H. Tlmmeu. Ilwaco: J. E Tlmmeu. 11
waco; Mrs. B. Fanbion and child. Rf'"'"
Paul Klrsch. Philadelphia: Emil Klecker,
Philadelphia; A. Holien. Flandreau S. D.
J. P. Tenold. Flandreau. S. D.: C. E. Rey
nolds and wife. Tillamook: Cosy Clark. Til
lamook: Geo. Mann and wife. Ostrander; J.
N. McNeil. Halsey; Mabel Spear. Latourelle,
Ella Wltlnyer. Camas: Maud erebery.
Camas; D. Sturgs. Mosler: J. K. McGregor.
Mosler; H. O. Thomas. Logan, Utah: Ld-w-in
Remington. Logan. Utah; E B. Brown.
Grants Pass; Mrs. A. J. Van Vassell. Ka
lama: Mrs. N. Le Roy. Kalama: M. k Mc
Lennsn. Hutchinson. Kansas; Frank Mlssl
mer and family. Bunker Hill. Kansas: Max
Young. Astoria; J. W. Goddard and wife.
Spokane; Mrs. Drain and daughter. Butler.
L. Henry. Lafayette; F. Janes and wife.
Washougal: A. Jones and wife, Washougal;
George Smith. Elma: John Barr. Clatskan e.
O S. Boyles. Molalla; J. H. Stlpp, Pendle
ton; C. E. Anderson and family. Boring:
A. Bell. Sandy; J. A. Barhan. fjty: W.
Meraks. Canby: John Murray and wife. Rock
Falls. Idaho; H. Clase and son. Newberg:
V S. Talbott, city; Rev. Henry Pitteiars.
Tacoma; Harry Waldo. Tacoma: C C.
Hutchinson. Canby: Hattle Hutchinson, Can
by; Wm. Ryan and niece, city; Mrs. Llzie
Hodlev and daughter, city; C. S. Robinson
and wife. Walla Walla; Thos. Haggert.
Newport- J. C. Durant. Oakland: J. L. Med
ley Oakland; W. H. Smith, Oakland; L. F.
Braun. Oakland: Brt Brain. Rainier: J. W.
Klrkpatrick. Wlnfleld. Kansas; Mrs. May
Miller. Wlnfleld. Kansas: A. A. Suber. Dan
alsvllle Ga. : Mrs. J. H. Helnen. Jennings;
Mrs. McRoberts, Jennings; Miss Ermlns,
Jennings; Mrs. B. A Allison. McPherson,
Kansos; Mrs. G. W. Allison. McPherson.
Kansas: Mrs. J. B. Danah. McPherson, Kan
sas: Mrs. D. A. Brodley, McPherson. Kansas-
W. W. Harvey and wife, Eugene: C
M Toby and wife. La Center; J. C. Rath
burn and wife. Everett; W. T. BInser and
son Woodland; Ralph Gibson. Woodland;
Jessie Wilson, Woodland; Doro Gibson,
Woodland: M. J. Martin. Lake Shore,
Wash.; Frank Pelbody, Dufur.
The Cornelius. Wm. Gerlg. Memphis,
Tenn H. A. FortreidVi, San Francisco; R.
S Bovne. San Francisco: Marian MacRae,
Hood River; Mrs. W. R. Lyle. Rlpon, Wis.;
Mrs B Schallern. Rlpon. Wis.: Frances
Carter. Mexico. Mo.; Mary Elber. Mexico,
Mo : Miss A. O. Webster, Seattle: Mrr. H.
Hoffman and sons, Los Angeles; Miss Itose
Hoffman. Los Angeles; E. Rhodes Moller,
Hood River; O. H. Esman, Grants Pass; A.
Erlckson, Oregon City; T. C. Russell, Coos
Bay; Blanche Stanton, Sllverton; O. E.
Graves Chicago; Daniel McKlnnon. 1909: J.
N Cleaver, city; Mrs. F. U. Gormley and
son Milwaukee: R. S. Hyde. Cascade Locks;
H P Dlsher and wife. Wasco: Mrs. Galksher
arid child. Wasco; O. B. Scott and wife,
Bethany, Mo.; H. C. Davis, Sandy; M. H.
Mosgrove. Milton. Oregon; Chas. Barrow,
Athena: O. H. Johns and wife. Seattle; Geo.
W ' Belmont, Seattle; Stella M. Bennett.
Ml'leford, N. Y. ; Ella A. Morehouse. Hart
wick N. Y. : Frank N. Wlnlon, Hayward,
Cal F R. McMellon and wife, Sunnyslde;
Chas K. SpauMing. Salem. Oregon; Louis
sh and wife. Colusa, Cal.; E. B. Broderick.
San Francisco; Mrs. Frank Frosberg. Ore
gon City; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Lelir, Parla.
Kansas: Chas. C. Smith, Danville. 111.: G.
H Smith. Danville. 111.: O. Harmony, Okla
homa City; Randolph Mason. Portland: W.
B Clint and wife. Houston: Margaret A.
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atch the Grocer's
"TOUR grocer is not going to offer you
a "substitute" for Shredded Wheat Bis
cuit He knows there is no substitute
for it He knows that Shredded Wheat
is in a class by itself unique and incom
parable that no other cereal can take its
place but mistakes happen in the best
regulated groceries. See that the grocer's
basket always contains
Shredded Wheat
Give your grocer a standing order
packages a week that means health and happi
ness for children as well as grown-ups it means
well-nourished bodies, strength and health for the day's work.
Shredded Wheat is made of the choicest selected white
wheat, cleaned, steam-cooked and baked. Try it for breakfast
to-morrow with milk or. cream. The Biscuit is also delicious
for any meal in combination with fresh or preserved fruits.
THE ONLY " BREAKFAST CEREAL" MADE IN BISCUIT FORM
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GAMBRINU
PHONES A 1149
Freese. Salt Lake; Steva Secarup. Salt
LaThe Caluraet-C Cunningham and wife.
McMinnvllle; Mrs. C. BHbbs. Columbia. v.
. Tj,-(ik citv G C. Daubson. Salt laKe.
a! R?cke'rkson. Burns; G. R Rb's; "f
mlstcn: C. K. Williams. Boise . F Mejers
Salt Lake- C. H. Putnam and wife, kock
ford;" Burke. Bainler: W. Brown and
?i&1?w.-D TElrod' Po'ccno; M. We?.
I wel? ' Chicaso: M?s. F. Pencoast. Pitts
bur? M C W Nelll. Chicago; Mrs. Henry
lang Salem: J. Dunckler. Marion; J. W.
Da'anS wife. Boise; H Senfort Seaview;
W R Marlon. South Bend; J. Ale"nd"
and wife, centeryille; J. A. shaw,-,Alban'
O. insram and wife. Lebanon; Mrs J- B.
Lee. Corvallis: Miss Lee. corvallis. Mrs. T.
M Larson. Spokane: A. G. Feehan. Seattle.
E' F Falrchild, San Francisco; H. A.
I andes J W. Lockhart, Galveston; C M.
Muente. New York; A. Arnold, Minneapo hs;
Mrs D. Stewart. Rio Vteta; Mrs. Nettle
Morton. Mia. L. Paulson. B Paulson. San
Francisco: K. Mullen. Los Angeles: D E.
Stadler. Seattle; H. Pope, city; B E. Las.
Hood River; Mrs. C Chase, Seattle; D W
Swd and family. Philadelphia; C. Oaborn
and wife. Rainier; A. J. Cartwrlght and
wife. Chico; J. A. Butchcoe and wife. Cle
Elun; Mis. C. A. Holme-. A. J. Stiles. Mrs.
W W Holmes. Des Moines; R. Bowen and
wife. Bo:se; J. M. Ross and wife, Baker
i-itv: Mrs S. M. Weist. Marshland; Mrs. C.
H. Glo. city: P. J. Featherton. K. Fcath-
Biscuit
The Bottled Beer
of Quality
The beer that makes, but never loses
friends, "GAMBRINUS SELECT"
always the same, always in demand,
always to be had in first-class places.
Order a case from your grocer, or
call up the brewery both phones
prompt delivery. Once obtained,
we never lose a customer.
PRICES:
Large size, $1.75 per case of one doz.
Small Size, $2.00 per case of two doz.
Usual allowance made for return of
empty bottles
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MAIN 49
erton, Appleton; T. Johnson and wife. Baker
citv; J. K. Lewis and wife. Miss Jessie
Lewis. Redding; B. Farrell. Appleton; C.
H. Hawkins, F. E. Simon, Seattle; R. F.
Magulre. citv; C. Clegg. Seattle; K. Youle,
W. Youle. Wlnfleld; J. S. Buraell and fam
ily. Camas; G. S. Smith, Washington; C. H.
Adams. Ontario; T. W. Luke. Silverton; R.
A. Baggs. Grlnnell; H. B. Landaal and wife,
Wupun; F. A. McNair. Oregon City; F. W.
Rankins and wife. C. L. Ranklns. Buffalo;
F J. Bradner, Canton; E. O. Keefe, Hood
River; R. W. Paulson, Seattle; Hon. C. E.
Waldo. Canton: H. Campbell and wife.
Kansas city; J. Roseburough. Cincinnati;
Mrs. Slaughter. Miss E.. Slaughter. Spring
field: H. O. Thompson. Cottage Grove; W.
! C. Gallagher and family. Calgary; P. H.
Klagwav. seaitie; uowning unu nur, n.
Hampson. Rainier; H. V. Dalton and fam
llv, Seattle: H. B. Beard, Reading; I.
Shakes. Bourbon; H. W. , Grout. Waterloo; ,r.
N. Cleaver, city; H. L. Dunn, city; J. P.
plane and family, Oakland; C. E. Benton
and wife, Seattle; J. W. Barry, New York;
Mrs. Faught, Miss Faught, Washington; O.
Branbaugh. A. B. Wilson. Tacoma; Sam
Gaches. George Gaches, Hongkong: A. Her
man, F. E. Dale, Edgemont; W. T. Clarke
and wife, Berkeley: J. H. Branscomb. Butte
W E. Lott. Colorado Springs; J. F. Stewart.
Toledo: W. W. HeUskell. Seattle; T. J. Han
ley, Everett: K. O. Walker and wife. Sacra
mento: C. Toll. Shell Rock: H. R. Wilkin
son. St. Louis; S. Seowerft, J. Scowerft.
Ogden: W. H. Ellles. Hood River; M. E.
for so many
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Basket
COMPANY
PORTLAND. OREGON
Taverner, Ashland: B. Richardson. Klamath
Falls; A. Leonard. Scappoose; E. Henderson.
Houlton; W. E. Wright. Omaha; M. Blocker
and wife. Springfield; Mrs. R. W. Paulson,
San Francisco; F. W. Durbln, Antelope; C.
E. Carter. Grinnell; J. F. Richardson and '
wife. Payette; M. West. Washington; W. A.
Robinson. San Francisco; C. W. White.
Byron; E. A. Richardson. Phoenix: H. P.
Hicks and wife, F. H. Beverly, Denver; H.
E. Buffum, Astoria.
The Ramapo John McOMntock. Orms
town; J. H. Krok. D. Collier and wife. P.
J. Fltzsimmons. L. M. Chlsney, Indianapo
lis; B. S. Davis. North Dakota: Mrs. T. J.
Campbell. Lathrop, Mrs. A. G. Gall. Latn-op.
Mo.; O. A Hartley and v.ife. Maine; D.
A Poller. Colorado: B. Nelson. Salt Lake:
S." L. Poage city; Miss Anna Ogden, ll. P.
Cahlll ar.d wife. Paso Rnhl: C. A. Little.
G. E. Oliver, K. Fantar. Seattle; J. Reavls.
Indiana: Fred P. Smith. Cticago; Fred
Potter. Seattle: J. J. Meadan, Spokane; A.
A. Wheaton. Miss H Smith. Minneapolis;
H. H Cort, Portland; Florence B. Rey
nolds. Portland; C. G. Mooman. Maine; F.
J. Stevens, and wife. Hlllsboro; Mattle
Glesson. St. Paul: J. Robson, Virginia; N.
F. Eversole and wife. Sedalla: S. E. Welsh.
Pittsburg: D. Moore. Wisconsin; W. Caster
line. Wisconsin; J. F. Gooding. Denver; P.
N. Ferguson and wife. California; G. E.
Williams. St. Paul. Minn.; A. M. Powell.
Alaska: N. P. Woodward. Texas: W. W.
Hair and family. Texas: Miss Mary Larson.
Jacob Gllfricd. Sacramento; O. C. Hyde and
wife. Prinvllle.
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