THE MORNING OR EG OX I AN, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1912.
20
PILOT VESSEL MAY
Wash your df.slies
PORTLAND'S CEREAL EXPORTS FOR EIGHT MONTHS OF
1911-1912 SEASON.
with
BE TAKEN OFF DUTY
Wheat.
BuAhela.
Flour,
Biirr.-li
GOLD DUST
Clard. wssc.. flag. t:k, destination:
July
? K aria. Nor. Hftnckonjr
2J K urn trie. Br. Hor :kotg
Totl for July ' 3S.S1S 152.s:.
Export for Ju:. 110 144.TT9 buahcls of wheat nd CC.lu barren of flour.
Br. . HnfcHonc 2.1 112.:S
Kxporta. Aucuat. lulu .4.073 brela of flour.
Port of Portland Commission
Likely to Retire Schooner
Joseph Pulitzer.
512,000 SAVING ENTAILED
C.rnrriil .MsnaKor Tallin .UiC9
Dropping of JUai jt nil IcaTlng
Ml Work lu Two Tua.
A I or I a Slorf IMannrd.
To r?l.r t'nr Pilot .. homi r .lorph
Iu It t nr from rvlc with t he Port of
I'ort land tmm l--ion' f It at th
moui i 'f i h 'olumfita IiiT-r. thereby
umj m rr without Impair
In 1 1 f firtiwy of the pllotiiK and
inuis orunljuttlon. Is the plan of
Onrrul MatnautT Talhot that wtll b
iulmutH u.t th next martini; of the
romml.-f ion. S'tatttlr- hav ben jcath
ert jifiowinr th number of pilots who
h..rdd liu omlne v.,! from the
F'ulitxr. alo tdo.-w J'inin-; her when
taking- --' 1 to ja. and it l.t believed
thai the nme work can dn ciily
bv harm; the pilot on the tuics Wal
Iil and Unciinta
The lnuet Sound Tusboat O-mpanr
.rtji but two v".--l. the T.tioh
and UMih. and through an arrange
rnrnt with tlie lnileenlt-nt pllo(i pum
marine culdon aboard all vojih-Im de
MrmK thern. The l'utitxr usually
rrui.ot beyond the June of the tutc
and in t.rrally ft rut to nak an in-b-uind
rh I p. but in several InMancfi
f he h4- p laced a pilot on hoard a
i-franprr onlv to find when one of the
i 'I?- -t a Inn i; i tie that her mwage
l ad ben r-inrr-irtH for by t h opaoil
t.n. Jn fttj.'Ii r.ie the f -e reveivrd
for the pilot nervhrjt dtd not warrant
th- epne of kepm him on duty.
The malntn-.m- of I h Pulit ir in
a bout 4 hh a moii th. whit h tncludta
t vrt of providing food and lep
tnc aiTitiumiHiationa for the pilot. In
U inc h-r up th rom minion w ill have
on- rrew 1e- to fed and pay. cet rid
of the tff of opcratl'iK the i-hMner
and trm outlay of flnanre for liic. will
not be added to greatly by havlnc thern
tarrv t he ptlttt.
A not her tiietin to be takf n up !
to proTole a roninit-iry at An or la
t !upplv the tit tie. In -fad of main
t.ttntnar onlv one at Portland. The rom
miion, if the yiMn N adopted, will
rent a Mrroom I fr nd purr ha
n-tme -oppllei at A"lrl.i.
The rnmml-on wax t nave not ye--t-rday
afternoon, but the absence of
rommljt.nrr 1m.c from the city, th
i?lnej- of ('omniiioionrr r,.Hmn and
h tnabillt v tf I ommif iitiir K-illy
to attend rnud It to be postponed un
lit Tuela afternottn.
ih i-o:;inh.!Ti. Br. ... Pt. vin--nt ;n.rs;s .:
1 I.usi.y Troutii, Fr. a... lnakonjl - . ll.".4.'l lJ3.ia:"
-1 pi?rathixon. Itr. aa.. Hrckon
j: K lotuM tM-tr'.. Ft. b.. J. or F. li;.04.-. li..
-.'T H na B.. Nr. aa.. u Vincent 214.4.T I 1-0.12.T
;n -..,. bk. Hum. Q. or K ll3.3:. !u.llrt
I TW.al'a. fr. I.k.. Q. or F l.;.1.Tl':: ls..k
Bonr:..,mp. Fr. bk.. t. or F lOS'-'ia 3..
Tor I for SeptTnbr
apor!a. bcpttmbtT, lt10 112.327
October
C Orrri' Br. aa.. Hniltnf X3.3...
SA'-T lar.r r. r.r. ah., y or F.... 1...4J!
4 Km. at Lrfotive. Kr. bk.. Q. or F l!?.4'.i
m srraihn'. Br. ra. Km. ralmaa.... l'2'J.7ttl
11 I'.vsja. .N.ir, e.. Honrkon
nroan-. Kua. bk.. W. or F.. 74V.
M ll:lopo;ia. hr. .. Vlljcent SSo.OfO
:l-lv-rnj. Br. bk., J. or F 1H.ks2
2'i Brnibk. Jer. bk.. i. or F 124.
tiivr.i', Br. aa.. Uama
. .1.024.171 a3.!9a
baahola of wheat.
34. WOO tl39.S.t
iiw.;w
jr-'.f"
1 1 .3.v
10S.131
61,340
44.M3
:46.13
170.612
Total for October.
. . . 1.0ik..72
W4.4 1.M.8SS lu7.S3i
Kiporti for lober, 1!1A 1.173,240 buahcia of wheat. 31,173 barrels of flour.
2 r.nr.r'. lHiir. Itr. p... Shanshat... .71.T.:;:
'-plin. G.-r. r.. v. r F 1 '. .'V
4 AfarM Br. lk.. . or K 1::2.713
7 lia.-nia'r.ii. Br. a... Dunkirk lt;.2''-'l
II I.a B.mrh.. Kr. bk.. Q. or F 1 17.41
'.'7 K UTtierlr, Br. aa.. Manila
2a Jotnvllle. Kr. b-. or F 109.642
f 2.42
1 12.
1 St. 22
.S24
' tvi. in
Total for .Vorambar..
Kxporta for November.
77 l'I3
101O S70.8SO buahrla of
70.319
rheat.
IkIC $ 7n.I7
Sl.4'.8 ..32.I9
lerember
Anna. Wt. Ik. Q. or F.
4'amtir.an Chieftain, pr. bk.. y. or F.
II Jul-n tlomeav. Kr. Ph., W- or F.......
11 ltic Ktnit. Br. n, "Dunkirk
l jkT!u.r).. Fr. h., Q or F
I.urr-rlf, Br. a . Manila. ,..
ti m. K'tirn. Br. h.. tuh!in..
1.-. liivrr. Br ... Ki. or K
jwHrtain. Kr. Q. or F
rn(Mjil. Br. bk . W- or F
Vnar ail. Br. tk.. Q. or F
Flti..trU-k. Br. T'TiTtrfe
, SiriuixH. ,r. ah.. J. or F
1t 4 .'..l
77 4
1:2 r,:1!
l.V 0P
11U.7I9
7r 7oh
sr.o;i
T io.-;m
14.1.o:;
;t.T.i;:7
"-7.....
t;-j.::47
p.t.lM0
17 7 '-0
t.'i rtTI
114.44::
1iti M4
1 17 (Mil
Total for lmbor. . .
Kip4.ru for lvciiiber.
j10 l.W7.4til buehelai hvat ; 1 13.07 L bairfls Hour.
Ordinary dish-water only
cleans the surface. Put a dash
of Gold Dust into the water and
it will go to the bottom of
things, drive out every bit of
I dirt, every germ, every hidden
particle. Cola DUSt cleanses
as well as cleans
We promise you this if you
use Gold Dust Your dishes
will be sweeter and cleaner
than ever before, and you
will save at least half the time
ordinarily consumed in wash
ing them.
Gold Dust does better work
than soap or any other dish,
washing product
and saves
half the time.
January
2 Inv rl.-atie. Br. bk., Q. or F
T.riai. Br. hk.. . or K
A sintthlv.in. Br. Phanshai
li- Sla-rra ytranda. Nr. 1. W- or F....
II lluffon. rr. tk.. or F-
IH ..!. V. i1 Mrrult. f"r. bk., J. or F,
t. tirieric. Br. avtv. Manila
71 in Br. hk . j. or F
r.' l.avtivk. Crer. ph.. J. wf K
reHnaarr
" aMitrip. .;r. h.. or F. ...... ...
a l: . arj. Nr. .. Mnila
.4-iia ;oUn-vl. Fr. bk.. Q. or F. .
7 -lt-i.-. Kr bk.. 1 or F
14 Wm T fl. Br. bk.. Q- or F.
:i-Hat"l Ioltar, Br. Taku Bar..
Su rt-. Br. . Manila
I'ort Stanley. Hr. bk.. W- or F-...
Total fr Febrnarv
K a port (or Krbruary.
. i lo.irkj in.m-i
. 14.".. 7Mi i'.K tir
iuoipii iMnto jii.ihmi $ :;7.::7a
, 7 ! i ihiO
1 1 .V7:-4 !'7 -.'I!
. 1 1.ol !4.i.-l
4s.r.ri ii. ii
s; 07t TTnii
14 T.l ll'O.oof.
, K'.T.O.. 7-7.H7n ."tl..VJI H.TTiM
I bu5hl of wheat; 02,011 barrcla of flour.
, 1-'J.76J iohn:;.i
I!t..Mi 74,oo
1 1 i.tio.' n:..4i;n
1 1 7. 1 w ."
l.".;uvj i i.v.m:
. . .... 7..VHI Jt'.'J."'"
lr.iH.- ii.voin
!C 1 2" 5.i:i. SO.". .VI. 47 1 f . 1 2
2 bushels of wheat; 4i.7:; barrel of flour.
ri:i: link mkks low cat
Oprn Kitrr sl- New .Mark fur Halt
.Inr to Interior.
Iaii.fr rtea4 are to ! quoted fr
h-intlinc rnmmoilittri from Portland
to point- on the 1 pper t'olumbta and
Snake rtvt-rav. !; nn inn tn-ilay. by the
( pen It I ver TranntMrt.itnn ompany.
Ht It waa te-ldead yesterdiiV to make
further rediiriton batise the rail line
bad reent ly dropped tar! IT a. The
fleam boat in lere. boM lhat water
k nip'titltn forced the rail rates down
and t: at they will continue to be
t mil .it d I hroiich t he tame influence.
The lower turiiT of the railroatla ap
plvinar to I'axo ran urn In five rl.4ien
fntm 3 to 7 centx and the new mater
rale mill be from to 1 cent; on
the name comnnMlt t ie. To I 'tun till.,
the rail charge In from 35 to 70 cents
ml by w.iter they will be from 24 to 5
rent. To l.r iMin t he rail cont is
from j 2 cfntu to $l.3 and by water It
in I e frtn 40 to SI trnt?. The
water ch.irjjf.t an derided on are about
Jo ! r rt'nl le low t he new rail rates
and the Op.-n Piver ii extend It
j..-rvt"e t- t.e Snake Ki'er territory
when the M.ice of water permit, a nt
itrenent t he jranire l S feet and
frm 3"i to feet Is required.
ii i;r nizriK.K. i:x.iki:i:
r l.in Kr present lcHljc-LI fn
Knuln Url Job.
l M M.trps Urn deig-n ated by
" r. AiiRiff. rTree-1 iri c lUlph Mod
Jfkt. df'mnrr of tha Brt.twjy brldce.
rr.i'!'-nl fnciti'vr an. I he will ha e
fn t t-baree tf thr m k of rrri tins
!' .r. t at ir'-iiij. ,i (rittii't ftr
r-i.-!i w.-i aw.ir.Ir I I ! Pr n r I a n la
Mtr P t.l' H Z .1 1 arid m'iiihftii f the
bruis C"ii ;r 1 1 te- f t; e I o iurll Viewed
tf. frtur,.itt..!.. tf t e Nrblce eiter'la.
rfnn pan ir.i hv Mr .n;:T atd Tom
. Te a ntft- r. t e '-iM.r petrf- resident
rntlnfrr v t' e l (on P. r Lice A- fon
.tri tion i'onipnr w1 l- i 1 aa finished
tri. s-ibtriia ture -. Rtra t and the final
payment f-r t:,e job ni l be anihnrurj
at onre Repreentattvra of the penn
v'anl i trl iV-npanv are epecfe.i to
rrarh the city before lie Angler dpartji
nd a a-oon a? the ftrt "lilpment of
tuaterial arrive the erecting l to tart.
hours and from Astoria In nours.
ISiv ma.lt th faalcst voyage down th
rul lHt tr. relinic It off in bou
41 lours.
f S0 pontoon hetnir built for th
new Port of Portlann arenue. at mo
yards of the Portland Slitpbu lid tni?
Company, 2 are nearliiK rompletlon.
I la vtni; flnlld dinrharclnc ballast
eterday. the French bark Pt. Iul.
will be towed from Ldnntnn to Irvlnu
nock itMlay and becin loading wheat,
as her lioinic I in place.
Three days behind acheduVf. th
steamer Geo. W. Klder cam Into port
yestorday morninsr from San Mhro and
way port. She will sail Saturday even
1ns: on the return.
Arranjwnent have been completed
for the steamer Sa. a jawea, to dovk at
the foot of Waahinirion tre-t, on the
south idde of the flip, wher Captain
Smith ha leased the Pat property.
Plans have been drawn for a teel
tun to be built for the Columbia Con
tract Company for service on th riv
er, but It hr not been determined
whether It will b completed her or
some of the equipment brought from
the K.im
Harbormaster Speier rid the Stark
street float of a collection of Junk yes
terday when a public auction waa held
to dispose of Iron, barbed wire and
other stuff that Hugh Hrady. the mu
nicipal srappler. recovered from the
Crux: CTilrm. from llnntkonr: Falcon, from
t'olumbl B lvo Srtlled Steamers IVrmi,
fr AntnfAvasta: Alkan. fr Ilnnnliilu
schooner liie Pne-n. for Santa I.osalla;
bark R. P. HlthM. for Honolulu.
Uzard. Fb. LS. PjiimuH Hrititth bark
Tommiiile. from portlantl. for Kalmotith.
t'ooi Bar. Kh. ?!. Arrlvfd at A. M.
Stam4-r AlHain-e and Breakwater, from
I'ortlHnd.
Seattle. Keb. t9. Arrived Steamer
Northwtern. from South woMern Alaska;
A. O. I,liiday. fmm H"ltlnchm; Bumtot,
Washtenaw. Fwlrhavrn. from San htan-
ctsro; Charles Nelson, from Tamma ; Queen,
from Sound ports; ship b't. I'atil. from Port
Blakl-y. Sail? Steamer 4'iirarao. for
skMjfav: Queen, for San Francisco; barsje
Ixotfnfana. lor Port Blakelv.
CoroDAl. Fb. 59. Arrived Magician.
from Min r rancisco.
S0 ney . N . S. ". . Feb. ; t Arrl ved
Belle of S-otlanfi. from San Francisco.
MontevldM, Feb. ?. Sailed Crown of
Arruson. from Fan Francisco.
i t it r i ' a ft y f. is i n.orn
Port la ml Make AnollKT Spurt Ovrr
Pucet Sound in Wheal.
P.rUnd sent $.!4 barrels of flour
t tt-e irirnt anil California In Keb
riarv. a pain of 1.J barrels over
February. 1?II Of t-e lot io 7 bar
i.l were e portal to th Far Kt
and 171 tvarreW to California, while
a j rar sao tne rlBntal shipments
ere '.T barrel.-, and t allfornta
bur JO 7 barrel wer.- f rwarld.
Tfie total wHat ni'iVfrnw! fr th
inont w.s 7s 1-I b ti . b i s. against
r..KT bu-hel.. sent from Puet Sound.
lt.t h port f-ll brlow t h cereal trade
o a year ao. but Prt land lead for
the nontr wch ."t.) buhe and for
the sea-ton I'mIav i it Cltv Is 3.;7.0jO
buhel ahead of h r competitor. The
flour trade bas been parti--ularly
n.o4l this seat.-on. as c-m pared with
Mt. a there have cone from Portland
7"V!: barrel., while a year ao the
business t-.al amounted t but 0 S . ; d :
barrels.
Ml AMf R INTKI-aUtiKNCE.
Nam.
To4mlte . . .
I arlos . . . ..
K.-ae i "if
I oe te Arrive.
From.
Date.
. . Fan Dirar-... In port
..sail Ktan.-lsco.In port
. . San I'r.lro. ... In port
K.der. liff.
Sti It Klnioic. TiilamtM.k.
In port
Mar. T
Hrra.4tfr....rr.i itay Mar. 3
t-ar n pelro. .. . Mar. 3
i;oanke S.n P-o. ... iar.
A Mianre. ...... Ktirk Mar. &
Ka ln Krajitriano Mat.
KuTn.rlr Mantia Mar.
r.cr l'cdro. .. . Mar. a
ecr.raUile to enrt.
Nan.-. Ko-. Pat.
Ts' . S K fr t- A,.tr. I
f-ii M. r.ltn4.re. 1 d am
H" ar- . . .
. aria.. . . .
V .aa.a m O 4 . , .
);ra w HT. .
n.nok.. . . . .
Titan-e
M-a r
Fiirotl. .....
Bear
Kumerir
.S. F f-r I - A.. Mar.
.San r--lro. . . . M r.
. Fmpt iKn Mar.
. .-an 1 ls. ... Matt ,
. iMf Bay Mar.
, Sjn ItrK. . . . Mar.
. Furrka Mar.
. earn rv irrt . . . Msr.
. an Franico Mar.
. S'i P rtro. . . . M i.
.Manila Mar.
llrili.li llairk lt. lcna-l 1'ndrr Hondo.
Tl:a llrlti.ri h-rk Ti-rt Stanlrr. Kl.lrh
.a. a.na-.a hr I'ntta-.f stMt.-, f ira.-ta!
-.-.t t-n a aim of f. J. Hahriwk to
raaoar d.nt.i:.1. f--r r.rr.'nal Injnrte.
ra'la'.aa'-l Ta.'ardar Dn rf!a be-ftimr.'-r.!
in thr aum of lll.v'.
Mjarnar olr.
f-1-,l Martin
tstr 4.l:ra
K.i n.ji -kitT i-f
la jn. h Ttarr
fl ..a lrarn.l va.larJiv that t"a
t.ariirr firr rar.! Kan Kmn.-i.,
fr.rn I'l.rI.ritl WrnawtA af'rrro.m.
maiaus. l-c run fivui I uriUuJ la 41
rlvor. tla lo aril aid bot tht had
bacn plrkul up anrl ware unoUlmrrl.
(-.rrylnn rrn.ral rirtn for polnta
rlo.n th. raut. thr (tai-ollne choorwc
f.tav. of th Klrhor. floct. I scharl-
ulrd to atl tonlKht on h.r ftrat voy
aco from TortUind. Slnr. betnsr built
t North Bard ahe tin b..n und In the
r,iat trad., but only -xcrnded the
rir.r a far aa Aatona.
RMa ..ra ooanad yata'rdar at the
offica- of l.)or Morro, Corp. of En
slnorra. I". K A.. f"r tha cnnatructlon
of th. dra-duo Col. r. K Mlohle. whloh
i. ini.nd.il for aavTlro on Cooa Bay and
an appropriation of .15.n0 waa made
for tha work. The rrunnnn ira-nB.
'nmtaany. of Near York, and tha rVattl.
I'onatru.-tton at Prydock Company fllrd
prnpoaala. the former tivln four trnd
trr and the latter el. The dredite la
to have a :-inrh au.-tion. with a Imath
of ;:: fret, beam of 4J feet and depth
of hold of : feet. The bid will be
forwarded to Wa-.htnaton for approval.
Moirnirnl. of VrssarU.
MBTUn. Fb. n. Arri.ad Ktamr
Toaanna. from Ban Kranclaco: at.am.r i.
W i::Jr. f r. m H.B Kio ar.d way porta.
PatiO Steamer Northland, for Han Kran
c!a.o; at.a-ner Klamt h. for an Ileo.
A.toria. K.s : .nd1lton at th. roeulh
..f'.i.. r?..r at a P. M.. aoioolh: arm!, north -
.eat : mllra. .;!"r. rlear failed at I
A. V et-arner J. A. l hanalor. for M..ntrr.
y.'-tMl at A. M. Slaamar N.haJem. for
Mlepa Harbor Arrived at and left
up at 1 . 1 r. A. M. Steamer Toaemlt.. from
ean Franrta-o Sailed at Ja A. M. Sl.am.
r r Oatama. for ean Fran-iaoo. Arrived at
1.11 p. M. Siramrr Geo. W. Krn.lck. from
f .a f.d ro.
A .lor la. Keh. Zt- -ajl.d at r. M
Si.amer f H. teit. for saa Franeiaea
via lira. a Harbor. Arrived at 1 P. M.
and l.ft midnlabt Ste.m.r 'io. W.
J.rdr. f ".'o ean Tl... and wa. porta.
at.n franf'vi, V.h rnved at noon
hi.am.r l.r-.r. from ean I'edro. Am ved
Sl..mr Koanolte. fr.m San Tt.arA. Arrived
k. j I. 31 liintiifr I'aWi. from Portland.
Arrived la.t nlaht et.-.m.r Hear, frota
I'ort'ard
.n t'raarlirn Fan. . rr l. s.nr
li.ljuiaa. liia U..u, aViuuua. fivia fcaax.
Title, at A.toria Friday.
I'lch. Ixiar.
A il S.t feet S:5 A. M J.J feet
it. 01 I. M. . O.S foot
NEW REMEDY PROPOSED
MISAVCK- LAW MAY Bl. tsKI
OS LOW S1IAKKS.
lrputy li-.irict Attorney Collier Ie
Iicc Statute Will I'ut Knl to
Kxtort ioimte MelhotU.
I'rosecutlon of loan sharks under the
all-embraclnsr "nuisance" gt.itute I be
ins considered by Leputy IMstrlct At
torney Collier, who says that there la
no other sta-tute In this Mate which fur
nishes adequat protection against their
extortionate methods. "To put a few
of these fellow on the rockpile would
be no more than they deserve, and
would drlv the rest to reputable meth
od." ray the proper utr.
The nulsanre statute, in its refcre-nce.
to -Injnrin the pernon or property of
another," has been stretched t ow
every sort of a irurestdon not otherwise,
provided a&calnst by law. That taking
.idvantatre of pressing necessity by
load in k a loan wiih fahricaterl t-tiarcoa
la an Injury to one's property. Is the
contention on wh.h the prosecutor be
lieve he ran obtain convict ions.
Mr. Collier ia moved to action by tba
dlstresslnj; cas of S. Caplan. a youtny
clothin dealer, who conferred with htm
Tuesday. Caplan borrowed $100 from
tJeorsre A. Nichols, wit h office In th
Wilcox buildlnsr. November 25. aaree
Inar to pay 10 per cent interest. He cav
a mortRHRp on hit" houehold furniture
to Burt Jamea, who works with Nich
ols. Th f urn itnre was covered with In-
mcli In Cod Liver Ott
i i . . .... : " ' '
r-t L ia VM-e :rSr'irTi:
1 W. HI a ATrElnl.X !
No Other Emulsion Eas The Quality
There Are Two Size 1 6 oz. and
8 oz. Fact Brown Bottle Only.
No To Eat Up Quantity
All Druggists are Clad to Sell It
Children Love It Taste Good
Sample Bottle Free by Mail
That those who ara seeking health and
artrenjrth for tlieroselvea. children, rela
tives or friends may experience the life
eTlytnaj properties of this excluslva Nor
way fxold medal owmlxed cod llrer oil
niedirinal food emulsion aa well as tr
know Oxomnlslon superiority In beintT
most palatable and easy to take a, cn
emus J-oi. bottla will bo sent by mall to
thoso who send addresses by po'trard or
letter to Ittv-muUlon, Tearl SU, N. T.
D. sot ua. borax,
an.p. a aphtha, aoda.
anamooia or kero
aena with GOLD
DUST. GOLD
DUST baa all deair
abl. cl..oaiD .ual
tia. ia a ..rf.ctly
bartaieaa and laat
iai form.
Ci &hi
"law thm COLD DUST TWINS aoyoor aeor"
SAVES TIME and ENERGY
Lightens All Housework
SAPOLIO
Cleans, Scours. Polishes
from cellar to garret
WORKS WITHOUT WASTE
stiranrc to the amount of 500. and an
asMgnment of the policy Hccompanied
the chattel mortKHfcrc. Caplan paid
1117.50. principal and interest, between
the date of the loan and February SI.
In the meantime the house containing
the furniture burned down, and the in
surance company refused to pay the
money without a releasav from Nichols.
When t'aplan went to obtain it. think
ing that he was clear of debt, a further
demand was made upon him for 117.50
"brokavraire." he says.
Why, 1 have paid you all you asked,"
he said.
"Ves. but this is the brokerape," was
he reply. "We can't do this for noth
ing." At this stai:e Caplan appealed to the
IMstrict Attorney, who advised him to
make no further payments. Necessity
forced him. however, to pay tha money
and obtain the release of Hie insurance.
Yesterday he went to the District At
torney In arrest agitation, saying that
he had paid the "brokerage" with a
check and later found thai he had but
a few- rents in the bank, fie was given
assurance that no complaint would be
Issued against him under the circum
stances.
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Knight Says
in a telegram from
New York:
"White and Tan
will have the call
for early Spring."
and
Knight is Right
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SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT
rz T T T XT
is at hand regard
less of the chilling
wind that seems to
pet the better of
the Kentle chlnook
zephyrs.
A pen i into our
windows today will
banish all thoughts
of Winter. Thoughts
of "(iontle Pprlns"
will chaise each
other in quick sue
cession through the
Imagination.
HICKS' JURORS NOW ELEVEN
Venirrinan, PcinotTat, Promises to
Vote for John II. Stcplienon.
Bruno A. Schaar. a lathing; con
tractor, and Frank Cepell, collector for
an East Side lumber company, venire
men, were passed for cause by both
sides in the Hicks murder trinl yes-
HaSjJ32aS
Evorvtliin? now,
tashionalilo and
practical fimis a
direct way lo
KNIGHT'S, the,
popular shoe store
with the masses
and classes.
THE public is cordially invited
not only to see our grand
window display, but to in
spect our 1912 SPRING and
SUMMER stock of fine foot
wear. Our window displays will re
veal the most interesting exposi
tion of fine footwear ever seen
in the city. Men, women and
children will be interested, for
the very smartest and latest
styles are vividly mirrored here. ,
The dominating styles this
Spring will be found represented:
made by the foremost makers of
fine footwear in America.
Sec the new tans, flat last
both high and Oxfords for men.
the new whites and tans for
women and the whites both
high and pumps for children.
KNIGHT'S
Morrison at Seventh
Tull & Gibbs' Bldg.
t-ita'fal iavi tf 't
terday. In the examination of Schaar
It developed that he is a Democrat and
Attorney Davis, special prosecutor,
asked him to vote for John H. Steven
son, one of the attorneys for the de
fense, a candidate for delegate to the
Democratic National convention. The
prospective juror said that he would.
H. B. Schedeman, B. G. Wallace and
O. I. Neal were excused by the court
because they expressed themselves as
firmly opposed to capital punishment.
Richard Campbell, a carpenter, is not
a citizen it developed on cross-examination
and he was also excused. F. H.
Hall, a hardware merchant of Pell
wood, does not believe in the death
penalty and was allowed to go.
John F. Logan yesterday relieved
Dan Malarkey. chief of counsel for the
defense, in the examination of jurors.
Mr. Davis and he engaged in frequent
verbal tilts, each accusing the other
of trying to prejudice the prospective
jurors. These charges and counter
charges have been a matter of frequent
daily occurence for several days.
Kleven veniremen have been ac
cepted to date but neither side has ex
ercised a peremptory challenge. The
state has six and the defense 12.
Defunct Bank Pays Dividend.
VANCOUVER, Wash, Feb. 29. (Spe
cial.) Four hundred and thirty-five
depositors of the Commercial Bank of
Vancouver, which is in the hands of
M. B. Kies. receiver, today collected
their second 10 per cent dividend. The
first dividend, 10 per cent, was paid
last May. There are about 1200 de
positors. E. Durkee, a depositor, said
today that a robber had stolen not only
his watch, but also his proof of claim
for money he had in the bank. Pay
ment on the lost claim was stopped.
H. C. Phillips, president of the de
funct bank, will be tried in Kalama
March 5 and about 40 people of this
county have been subpenaed as witnesses.
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Warmth and Strengt
on a cold day come from foods that are easily digested and are
rich in heat-making elements. For the out-door man or the
in-door man, for children to study on, to grow on, to play on,
there's nothing so nourishing and satisfying as
Sh
redlde
d
Biscuit
It is better than porridges for children because they have to
chew it The crispness of the shreds induces thorough
mastication which develops sound teeth and makes
digestion perfect It is the best "whole wheat bread,"
because it contains all the rich body-building material
in the whole wheat prepared in a digest
ible form. Delicious and nourishing when
served with hot milk or canned fruits.
Shredded Wheat Is The Whole Wheat
Made only by
THE SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.
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