? ' - tiie iroHMNf? otikoomax. satukpay, ma hot n. mi?. - TWO PICTURES Or SOUTH POLE'S DISCOVERER AND ONE OF HIS SHIP. AMUNDSEN TELLS STORY OF VICTORY R I CoB WeVe Up Against It Mighty Barriers Crossed and Difficulties Surmounted in Polar Journey. A Carload Sold Already Balance Will Surely Go in Next Few Days ALL ARE WELL ON RETURN 1 : i for a4ts) a Kite Mrn In I'nrt) of Final IHmuv rn. Three I U I n lemelieil for I plorm ion- Kl-eu here. !!;:; f .rwa ICjiIhiI. J history Krrr.tTrn i uiM-t Tr. nu n pimou hv or roi.n. Th orlN f"lr. .-. ). :tiin i- I. pt! lir. an r.Mit'i ih.it h- owp il th Sorfh pn Arl! I'l. 'mm.iailT Kb- r-i j'cry r;i .1 li Im a fjtktT anil fvok' iUlm m as fiiiirredif-l In H" I I'V rii- l'rilvrIT f CnprrtlinKt-n. hit h ho hi 1 fslid to prHlui i fT i. i- nc proof. fc i - v .i n uoitni iJ t h -t li tl l.i w r I ,, X..r-h ! Mn' t;. fn . Hi vkvrm diroii'i h' tflf it- t4 n K.- l Amur-it-rt. on hi r inrfi f-tm t-r Afirr, tli ht r port-1 :h.t dpiH n l:-h rt SiTt ha! f-unj iftr f.-it h ! . Mir., i 7. ipTiiln Amumlpfn ruN.'l illi.-; ti fhrtait.. nia Thtt h' , . .il r-- h. J !h- I. . tnbrr 14. 1?M. inl r m ... n- ! th r f-r oti i -atin f.r rhr tl.iy. l.rri 1 il 2 uittn Amttn.n d-niU h tu-1 sa)4 iht nptain .-rr. rir 'i fun1 f hr IVIr, jrt'l ft -f fi t inufc- inv firtn r ;! 1 1 p ii . . t Kr.tfn K-r ('. ! ni rtttirc up l . d'tfr 'liu ii isrof Krth.'i nh'Mt tliroutfhaut tU- int r iur rxrr!lrnt vrQl ila tiiu trm stM u al'ltiir air wr ntd. fit -lirn t ro.itnitini acioii it-i tUr hut ri .lni;,.ut nn Hit burrirr rr work (, ii k mt r'm. i-lltr.i f-r pro-i-iMii-. rti. im. Mn l otl. a plain bath. a : Am ha t h a nl ol.-r r ratrt. TIum A hl rvrr thlittf wUhtn i!'Mr-. If t'i Maritrr rhiiil h .m rl! and Mnrmy. Tt. Min l-fiu tha C-d of April ti! ii !! nvt return until f-ur rmni h l.nr. Tb Wintr wan aBnt t hanc i nc u r f.il ut rt. w hli-h on t lir il c.'t 1 1 p. a fount to b lto clum-y ami .ti'l fur tfif iriiotti ur( f of tl u rrl r. t-ir4 I h u. ftmr h ? Ir n -1 1 f i- 'rk a poi Mr a iln ant n.m- 4tm iaMtnc me toruloj; ml oh--rvH.n- wrrf lak-n T'rrr .- llttK- finow 4inl th-fi" a ' iM'-n wutT i y t h rotii; limit t inrrr. r'ir tlt wmr rr.tn hiichrr t-apr.ilur- hj-l brrn rartrl. Iul it Tr if -ii rtr ! rry ! 1 1 f tf rnn t h thrrr j r r'nt r . i, p.-ra : or tr i r-n ni inu 5') and 0 .) .r i i-Nln.i and 7 ilrsrri I r x-ri r'Aiirrnhrlt p thr iiwt( tn. Prif :r on thf 1 2th, of Annu.-t llnic ?m -ri ii j" l, rr rrU4. It wan then -"lm n tt: flr.il of Auaro-t U- tm-j-rr.it ir .1 mimi dirrrr rr NtiM in. I tii-r." fr nt& mrtrn if tni. Tli t n-jwi aiurr fr the ynr a nuii'i - tc;r'-. t-flittft ttlt brittw xrro Kar- Mn llrarf.v for Ta-K. I ; m I'J l.urrtran- aftrr hur ruvii'. ! i i I iilrrv .01 n I" I wo mod-rrj- ;-inn. an. man r xcf! fn au rr.i ViMrali in atl illr-t(ori. Ti wiiM-tri' ronrlt t ions wrf of t ht l ri w 1 tl-" Winter, and whrn Ihr nun ftiirni! mi tlir ;ith of Attiriift lir mt thi- mm niid tn ntind and body ti (t liit thr tik thxt lad t ! solvrd. Alrrad, the day bt-frr. w had lTius;ht our Ir-Icrii to 1 1 "t.trtini; f i.i v fr our mi arm toward the oiub. i:iv In fie trclnaina of September t'. t'T t oiprrature r to urh an ti nt ti-.it tt:frr as ant iurllon if 5rt ttnt iil. n f th Sfpirmhi-r el irlt nnn. i M n rn ti. ! iIokm and pro- t-i.iii ir fir montbi. M.irted. T srnuuii na.i r-rfit. The temperature ? ! tHd T'ie next tlav It upp'-ared t'.t ti r- (ad Mtrted ! early, a tie t ;i.p riitur.- if ihe following !j fell w.i kil pte.. lifluff n minim r.il hi ctsiits I S ilrjn ri'H ml 7 i;-!t )rivr x ro Kahrenlieit i. h ner r rtim 4 tl. I. r-..n.i T I w did lnl MiffiT nt a'l f . xiii ; : t-ld. Mir .rood fur pt trt - d u. i:i.t witi, nur !;. It va n t!f fiint nit l (!-. wkm'.I :tti be m t. .it I ?.i.Mnn from dav ti d.i, and indT!r.-Hl pretiv mmn t?iat tby roittii ni f.MuI t' lnK run to our -p."' nt trtercr fouiIi. .infill on rr t tirr in i; and toaaatt for tl . arri! of Sprint;. Tie pro- i.hiii w rrr o.irf ed and oft we wort fop ti'e lint. Yl! i t e rtrrpUitn of I lie i f . It v i-x:! ,nl a ouplo of froxen 1 '.ii;. nrr tMUw ) ull rltflit. f int in Hi' miibi'e of iK-ibi r Sprlne !) in '.trnrr't. Soala and tdrdn ap- I p'irfd. Tie lmi'i'miur. W a itailv I .i irr .mil n-liu- tl ilejrrtr .Wil Z2 ltre'! Ka hrenlirlt . d4illtnl Trlp I alrrtakea. Tr ttrijfinaE plan that all of us rould ijo t o w ard t !:e unutli had been r in'f'l. Klve nin bad lo thla work, wf 'e Hie utner three were to 'jrt f r the .nt an. I viMt Klnr Fd v.rd VII land. Thl lu nt - men t in ed trip w nt tnrHided In our tM pro arainm. I.uf. owinir to te fart tl at ti KrK'lih had rot rea.'lied It. at leaat ti-i Su'DHip-r. mm wa their Intention, we nirrrt.l ttat t le?t thin to do ura t- ntake t' l irtp. in fvt l-rr ? t::e e'Miiliein party tartd rive men. fur aledut-a. u an.l p'oini.T f-vr four ir.ntha ver -r ii'K m rtieilrnt order. We l-ad n.ade -t our tnnda i i'uke t.e nrit p,rt of t r- e t r j; it ra t I v a ponnlh le. In rler t. pel v e oirraelv'f and the do ra tional Ir.iln ni. and on the 21.1 we made t i r eMi In tie If reen I o 1 1 1 1 . . W . r r r it: ! mil. 1 1 ll !. of the d-nie tir. ti i ;n rrrop of tao to tl r kilotiirerj 1 pr-ooe.T nmv tn a W'1 i le 1 . : we were r.t o t. t b tie f!l Hit? k ,n, ' nt t ' '. ml our W without t ilniiUv M..n re-it and fd t'.e --m on a'l li c ea inrat thtjf were '- W . ; i-. j .. 5 v i i i.-. XL.. . 2 .1- I . f ' -.4 I' . - i- V '7 - " tJ dl ( J able t oat we Ftnrted aaiin on tre r;th. witu I ton p a 1 .11 e uttadi y ln twfon minus Ji an I :' i-oiIU8 t d ree and -- dou ret - Tel - w zro Kahr-i-nlM-iti. twlruata Kauer ! travel. Kroni t i" .t r t I : w .1 ? t '-e rritFi 1 Ion ntt to ilii m-ue Unn ." k 1 'ni'ters a diiv. Imt it app r-,! U at t ni wnw too little r.r ..or .-ironi;. wi!" arlmfti. At, , Jrirrt'e. jouff- we to-tan tti build now t-a 1 rr- of a .nan"? heti: h f . in i -!i- i have n. ark- on our r turn trip. tn t e "tt we roadbed t: e d. pol at M It-ioi -t en. I at- pi th re otir il,t and fd t. . il"fiH ioi .ii mucS ptiomi'-an tl. y w;;nl.'.! v r - ir .-d ti e .ti not at decrees on t: -of . oinio-r. w; ma t'-e for the l.ift time irot all they nuntrd to eat. n tie Hir southward a-atn. wl:h a tfail rr irrh ..f .".o kilomoti rn. In order to lur, t n our heavy sledge we est. 1 b: lal.eti iti'Tot at rarh d tree of not 1:: latilml-. HirnlhUg e -l ike a iMurr." The trip 'from ! irre.-F to de- irr'r I'i-iii in,- a ol-.iUFe trip ere"eni KMiiml. Mn" -1 ! 1: and an even tri- Iieralute. .vervtilnir went like a il.ipi e. n the ! h we me'' i.th Vu torta ! laind iiii t' e continuation of t' e inMin. tain ran:, w liii ii Str Krne-t S' arkle ln ' en t lone. I In 1- i chart s rMMni( towaid te ioutl'it froiii lie tard rimre r.Inrkr. and on tie lvalue dav we rincheti b'teet nnd e 1 a hi 1 h i-d here depot No. I. M the lit. I W y. PI A 1 "t U e t rlrr terminate, Tn .1 bm'bt tow ird ti'e mm; t 'tea . 1 at fc ' d - rer m tot t la 1 i t llde a Tld I I d'Lf ee MrKl bn t fide, f oriticd be l w eel- tie jtoti 1 1 e,i -t ii'oU n la m r l ti e runninr frou S'"t'i A"lctoi la Iji ml and a lipc on the option 1 hi.Io running In a noil T ! v en t J v rl 1 r-c t ion pi'ohah' v m t r t . :i iia t ton .. Kit, i; I; Iw.ml VII Lin.l. hi t tie 11 we t e.cl r. i I tlei; rrej. W I ei e we ma i 1 sh.-rf h depot : oa the liitu we wte nt s.'p di;rec!4. where also we made a dei"t. tllKk Harrier .prour hrd. iri:n our Winter rt ua 1 1-r. "Krain helm. " TN deurorjt minti:t n-uilii lat itude, we i ad bet m.ircbln due oiitli. n t'e Tth of November, at d tree-, we .irnvi at n place w he re tie land ami harrier were cotinerteff. Thia waff itone witin'iit am ureal diffi. ultv. Ti.e ha r 1 i r l.ei e rise 1 :i u riil'i ia t i"n. to about -Ion f tel. S-me few crrvin-ji Indicate! the !i;nf. ' hound irv. Il'-re we UM'li' iur hud depot, taking in ni ll'rin f-.r ;) ia 1 or, aledire and lettvlru o ,;ai proviatonfi on ti.e jpot. Tl land under whir It w la v nd whch we r.o w lad to attack looked unite impoinc. Tie tnurc-t sntnmita a b-r it t n e Imrrlrr had a h i 1 z ii f nun Urt'io to l."0 ff.-t. put several othrtH f ri'i-r outit wrr X ".'o f.-t or more, j Tie rii-HI hi v we bea n the t! itut. j The first pHit of it waa an any tak IliE. I it'M" "'"I Well-lllled tMountain j nnlea. It did not take a Ions; time, for o tr willini: i'ioh worked T'i r w;i v up. J I'artl.er up mot with sotnt sicall but 1 er uteep utactr. Hepe we had to j harr"" -n liie. to oncti aledre and take t ie four fie. 1 1; ea in t wo turn. 1 11 aome places it was so sN-rp tliat it wan dift- ! rult enoucli to use our skiff. I l.laelerw re nritiuitated. Some crevices forced ns from tini to time . 111. ike detours. The tir.-t day I we cMi-htd -;iiw ft-et. the next dav. most I v no some HTHll ir'p r ier. camp- j itK at n beiirht if t.'.'xi fet. The third i!m we were obli' d to uo down on n ; nuK'ily Kiacier. "Axel lie hot a' t;ia- , tli r.' nluni bic. the coaM ni'Mili t taw. a and ti c mountains farther smith, i The n t d.iy-1'Can t'ie bi-et pin t I ..t ..!.:, In m iii-tiniri h:i.l to he ' inad. in or.icr to broad ci.u k and I l.pt n i rev.-es. j Tiese were m 1 pa rep 1 1 y mni!v I::ie,I ; ut. as tl.c jjiacieis 111 all rrohaidhtv ; had lone H Mopped liio i 11 ir. but r 1 had to be wn ri f n no, rr knowing for certain hi w ti n k was tin- layer j that i ov ered I ho-n. j I'nr r.i nij I id piuut I;n i: piclut- . esiic sut round ' n at a Irii.t of rm" ; fr-l. The uh'ieier her- wan i:nrrow'tI !n ' tween the two 1 : i.n'i - f t t -1 i moun tains, the "Kri-'iof Nansen" and the l ort Trdro t.'h rlstopiicrsop." I'latena 1 italtiel. From le bottom of the glacier rose Mount ' lernulstad." a biu snow cone I3.r"i feet biu':. The irarler waff broken in th.ts con far. t i vol y ra rrowr pass. The much t y crevices aretiied to stop us forn irolr f arti er, b'st t was not po ffcrloiiff as it appeared. Our dou. whieli up t this time !-d covered a iltstan-e of nhout T .''' kilometers. In the n;t dfy's very hard work. ran thia day ."I kilometer, the ascant beinjr feet an atruoat incredible record. It took ua only four d.i from the banter t K't up on :.e at ialand plateau. We camped that nhdit at a height of ln.H.i.i feet. it re we I ad to kill 21 of our brnve companion and keep is alx for e.irjt of our three so-dues. We atoi.in.) It-re f ur das on ac count of bud weal ci Tin d of tr is. w e act out oh t he -M H of November. 1 in t- e ?ih in a ftirioua bhzzaid and n a tcn anowdrift. nbsolutelv no:h itiie wan to t-e seen, but we felt thrt. rni tr.i'i to ejipeefa tions. we were c I r fat dow nit ill. Tie h psometr w.iii 'is t . it ifa a 1 mh of fc"a feet. MumuU ppear. thrm mmimh. We t-i'ti 1 iiMied 11'H m.iic.'i ir.tr Di-it t'AITAIV Kllll.ll ll.lK M Till-: In e a:id a douse snowdrift find pot our laces bacly fro:n. We could aoe no 1 1. ip it. V. ro vh cd that i!n ;. KU de gree, dead reckoning. The i ysoineter IndU- 1 ted a fall of smi ieel. On the next day it was shcilur. The weather cleaned a little at dinner time and ex pote to our vie.' ii misjhtyMiioitntHin raiiK t1' far 'niy 1 for a mount:! and then It d'sappcarea I t!-e ilrne snowdrit. n the "-Mh it eu'nicd down and the sun shone, tboiiah it was not the only as. nt surprise he K v In our course st re ic lied a hhj uhicler run pmi; tow a rd imp sou t U in a sou t h easlerly itr ct ton. f t he western part i f It no view waa to he had, 't beinir bidden iu t he dense foe. At the foot of this j;lacb r. the "Oevil s (lacier. " a tlcpot for aix days waff es tablished, at US. 21 il' urrm soiii!i hiti t tide. The h y psomefer Indicated 8'UiO feet above ea level. Apireat of .lcler IVrllana. On November SO we to an to climb the k lacier. The lower part of it was verv much bi -uken and dane-Tous. Mor"vcr, the snort brhlft-x very often burst. From our camp ton is h t e bad a splendid view over t Ii moun- ' .'' ,K!": There was Heinier the niosf remarka Hansen a 'immn, ble of t hem all. 1 1 w us 1 2.000 feet hit h and covered with witch broken i-i 11 lers tlial ip all inability no foot- lls were to be fotinn. " 's- ar Istlnieff. -verre Hassela" ami "Olav IIjjiti lan.is' mountain! also lay here, beau t'fullv tlluminatefl in the rays of the 'Tiubl ffnn. In the uistatice ami only aiiernatei to be viewed In the fua. appeared from time 10 time ".Mount Nie'acti." with itff summits ami peaks about 12.000 feet hlirb. We saw only the nearest aurround- !nus. 1 1 took ua three da ff to surmount the revll"s Glatler. uhv.iyn in misty weather. (ronnd I aderfool In Hollov. I in the 1st of lecenier we left this broken ulaciet. with hoi -s and t ri vknn vlt hout number, with Us height of 5 1 00 feet. fief ore us. looking in the mist and Mtowdrlfl like a frozen sea. a Ppeared a lit bt. sloping ice plateau tilled w if h small bumnuu k.. The wa I4i over this fror.en na was not pleasant. The srrmiml under us . was quite ho'low and it Hounded aff thoutfli we were walking on the bot toms of empty barrels. Aa it was. a man f-ll through, titer, a couple of dons. We could not use our skis on j this polished Ice. Sledges had the best of It. j The place the name Oevil s Pane- j inu-room. This part of our march I wa tlie most nnpk.isint. On Tecem I her 6 we cot our ureatest height, nr- j h.rordniii t' the hypsonvtor and aneruid i lo.T.'iU feet, at H. deurees l-i minutes , south. On Oecember R we came out of the I had weather. Once aualn the sun 1 smiled down on us. n e acain wc rou hi fjp's.an ohscrva : ion. I ead reck- j on inu aad observa t ion were exactly : alike As deurees. IK minutes. 16 sec- , onds south. 1 th.oliMe IMalB Idea Ahead. I I Hcfore tt lay an absolutely plain j j plateau, only here and lucre marked i with a tiny sasttutri. t j In the afternoon we passed 8? de- . I Kioi minutes 1 S'.iackle'on'a furthest I j sourc was R8 decrees 2j tuinilteiO. We 1 camped and established our last depot, j depot No. 10. From 88 decree 1 ' minutes liie plateau beHn to slope j ' down very uent ly a no a moot n i.v io- ward the other side 1 t t he Hth 01 1 e centner w c rracin'ii js decrees 1! inliwitt s; on Otember 10. f loirees iiiinutes; iee inner 11, Vi decrees la ir.itiutes; ieiemner 1 S'i iieree.s SO minutes: Iecemh r 1 3. V decrees 15 minutes I'p to lb! time the obaerva t ini and do.id reck p I nits agreed remarkably well and we made out that wc ou-.ht to be nt Ihe I'olc oil I'cceinhcr II. in the afternoon. That da was a lien ut If ul otu a 1. i.e.... from sou l beast, t he. ti m- oeratur- minus Z Celsius 1 1. 1 1...I..U- vero Fa brenhelt . The di'rcus ground for slcdirinx was prfert. Tie day went j alontr as usual and at P. M. wo made ; a halt. Ai'corclins; to our reckon In k we had reached our desHnatlon. All of us jzathered around the colors, a beautiful silk flap, all bands taking hold . of it hn.l planting It- The vast piatenu on wlii h the Pole is standing U the nEiue of the "Klnic Haakon VII Pla teau." It U a vast plain, alike In all directions; mile after mile during the nijrht we rlrcled around the ramp. We spent the following day takias? a serii'S of observation from fi A. M. ri 7 M. The rosult gave us k9 de Krees Ti'i minutes. In order to observe the Pole as eloselv as oossibie we traveled, as near south as jiosslb the rrmainini.' nln kllomct.TK tn leceni'..r II tliei e callll.ed. It was an excelieni opportunitv. I here was a brilliant un. Four of us took obicrvatlons every hour of the day 21 hoar.. The exact result will be tlie nirMtcr of a professional private report. This much Is certain that we on set ed the Vole as .loselv Hs It is in hiiinuM power to d" Il with the instru ments we had n -cxtaut and un arti I i. i I horizon Uu llci ember li C'eltllin3 w4 in 32. &-ssr: KHAM. order on the spot. We fastened t the aroiui o little tent we had brought alotm. a Norwegian f!n atubthe i'V'ani penda n i on the tup of it. The Norwegian home at the South J'olc was called "Polheim." The dis tance from our Winter quarter tu the Pole was a bout I too kilometers. The average march a day was kilometers. We Marled on the return trip on the 17th day of I iccrmber. I '1111s ually fa vorable went her made our way home c Tishleraldy easier than the journey to the I'ole. We arrived at our Winter quarters. "Krainheim." on the 2"'th of January. 1!1J. with two siedtfea and 11 ilous. all well. The daily averaire speed on the re turn trip was .Tr, kilometers. The low est temperature was minus 31 celsius decrees below zero Fahrenheit 1. The hiffhest tn!nus, celsius 'ii de jrrtcs abov e zero Fahren hei t . Kxlent f Barrier lelermlneft. A'non tie results are the deter mination of the extent and character of the Hogs Harrier and the discovery y the connection of South Victoria and and probably K Inu; Kd ward VII I -and with their continuation In the nifshty mountains runninp,towariI the southeast, which were observed us far ns decrees south, but which in all probability continue across the Ant artic Continent. The entire lennth of the newly discovered mountains Is about N.'.o kilometers. They have been na tue.t "Queen Mauds Han ire.' The expedition to Kinir Kd ward VII I -and iind-r the comma ml of Iien ten ant iTcst id has plven excellent results Scott's disco- eries have bo.-n confirmed and the survey of the Hay of Whales and i f thi' Harrier dome by the Prcstud party is of xreat interest. A oo Keoloieal collection frmn Kins Kdward VII and South Victoria iind i.H heipg brouuhl lioilie. The Frani arrived at the Hay of Whales on the !tli of January. She had been delayed by the "Ko ring Forties." on account of the easterly winds. on January 1 ti the Japanese expe dition airixed at the May of Whales and landed op the barrier near our Winter quarters. We left the Hay of Whales on January :bi. Jt was a ionu oy..gc with contrary winds. All arc-well.- KOALD AMI SOUKS. stoktiu.vc; TIIWRS MX I'I.OI Cmisrul il I H I i oil - Klrl OrtliT in Xr-sl-liui- Ilol. ttcuiaii lir.lSTIAM A. Norway. MHr.-li t. I'.-J. iri.nns over e.ij.tain A imiiihIshm's sticct'Sji in reaching tlie South I 1 ( arc w ilfsprcai yvfr Nnrway toHay. The f"t-:lt'i; as voicc.l in the Stortl.ijiar liy ttio Ci'esitlf nt, Fro.loriU Konow wlio s:lti. amid cheers from the mcpihers: "W'e car.r.ot ht-uin oar day's work uitho.it exitretisin otir thankful Joy and tiip ailniirntfon and .ri.lf with whii-li -,vi are all filled l.y ilie news tliat i'aitai!i Hoald Amundsen and his com rades have reachr.l tlie South Pole and planted (lit? Norwegian tias there. "We are .roud in the thorn-lit that these mn are our fellow countryman I anrl that they have. once more sueceed- ed in covering the name of Norway with Rlory." .The Storthlni; then telegraphed prtirEs and thar.ks t -"Captain Ai.iun.lsen nt ilobar:. Tasmania. I Oregon City MIUs Hold DlMiiielimi. I (lilKGOX CITY, or.. .March S.-vSl:-icial.l lonry ci'.Malley. suo.'rln lendent ( of tiie I'nitcil States Hureati of Klsh- eric in Oregon and -S'aslilntun recent- ly v. as ele, t-il rxalted ruler of tlie Ore I yon City Im'itf of Klks. Mr. o'Molley i enJos tiu unbjue tllstinctlon of belli? j tiie only officer of the Iodide who o'c I cu.led a'l the offlcex In the IimIki- from 1 l'l.r to exalted ruler. Mr. O'Malley I si, ceoded Mr. Clyde Mount as exalted 1 ruler, lir. Mount will lie the reprcsen ( lattve or the IouVa at the bl loiivt'ii lo. t.. be held In Portland. Give It a 7 l;WSPAPKIt AOA KItTlSING Is a payins Invest ment for those who advertise judiciously. Those who think newspaper advertising Is all right for the liouaes who are advertising, but wouldn't b of benefit to them, will do well to test It out for six months. The cost will be but a trifle. I am willing to let the results speak for themaedve-s, and I don't court failures. 501YeonBlck Teleplione N&inll3 $5.00 Stoo! - r ., mm 4 A-T:.- ---.Jf: V Sinco our first .nnnoimfoment Sun day a carload of these pianos have boen snapped up. That fact alone proves that this is an opportunity extraordi nary. In a "nutshell, we're in a fix. We've received notice from the railroad company that two carloads of Pianos arrived and must he unloaded at once. This is a shipment that hasjjeen de layed over two months. Our present quarters are crowded to the limit riirht now. What to do with these two far loads is a problem. There is only ouc thin? to do and that is to sell and sell quickly. To do .this Ave -fully realize that we must make prices and. terms never before dreamed of. These pi;:ns are from one of Amer ica's largest and finest factories. Tliev vre stn'etly hiph grade in every respect Iicautiful tone easy action superb V 355 ENTOMBED HEN 001 Narrow Escapes of Miners Gas Explosion. in RESCUED TELL OF TRAGEDY ! Krislitfully f Seven Out r Slupe Mutilated llml.v Viet lins lllowii Level Onto of "e t'lear Main in Collieries Mine. B C. Mar.h S. All the 1 in the mine near here MK'IKITT. men entomlie' as the result ,.f the uas exi.lo.-ion es- ter.iay have l.een hroiiht cut. Sonit ol ine escac' ' vere miraculous. James 1"ai;clou G Gaeter and ere working Idck llosiuns. at tlie bottom the explosion above. The s or the main slope when occurred about 200 feet Lock tiirew tnem off their fe t. Above them in No. .i ieei 1-iv Ihe dead Iiodies u ssisi.il intendent Henry ' Gr.mes and l- Krank Kelly. John I'attie ami John Temi.leton. The friRhtfully mutilated bmlv of John Hosjr was blown clear ...,.'.,f ihe level onto the mam slope. William Faster end William j i level. Cnder. the guidance of No. Hoskltis. who was lanui.ar workit.es. G'.eter and KalrclouBh .r.,t t.. climb over the body of John i loirs-. Climbinu ,lesoe ately (1-htinK tor air, near toe catiKht ui 'llh "arry llou-j veni about i.-.wiet both rni;i".-'J!' the head and nrn:'J 'i tT,e uac in. liHeirer j.ro- flash of the eul jert'.ve at.paratus ruers who went hroui-'ht out five unable to reach millers. The ni-n. had l hours li No. S lev and the theory pocket of f?as. .B UBC.I by res- Itvio the mine and holies. They were V.. bodies of two en woikics for two 1 ivii naked ll(-'hls, that they struck a T. It. Keports SKVx" Vt II tlx Alllll l'-' Mi. r- h Jury Inn v. r ' . Theodore Test Trial AdvertisingService Down $5o00 Month, ssrlf Art! R the next quick!'. IJHWr: I ta!giSSt 111- !t ti - pmi "- few fx nooscve't iiiade Ins fourth trip to Min i ola com tliotiso today to report as a talesimin for jury duty. lie was ex cused auaiii. however, and camo to New Vcr!: tu Ms editorial ofiices. He Iiad noihini; to say on politics. BANKER STAYS IM PRISON (.ci nor May Clemency Kccliiu's I'.xccutivO in Boone's Cum;. ' ('I.V.Mi'iA. Wash.. March s. if. M. n.joiic. ennvicto.l in AVIiitmau County of larceny l.y ciidioz::!cinont for the wreck ing of the ralousc state tank of I l'aloue. must serve from one to 14 :car.- In t'ie Stat" Penitentiary, as I Governor llay today denied lioone's petition for a pardon. It was said I I'.oone was innocent of wroiiHMoins. hut tiie Supreme Court upheld tile eonvlc- I' tiou ir. tlie lower court. In refusing" to itrant clemency, Governor Hay said: , "I can find no justification for in ; terferine with tlie vtrdiet of the courts i and must ref.isc to Krant executive ! clemency." ). A. ('. Graduates Honored. nkKGOX AGRICri.TI'RAL CI. I.i:GK, Corvifllis, March R. iSpecial.) P.hola na t h Cande, a ' nienihnr of the I..:-; 1$ 'fn&im teto . ; ,.-tfcili-iV jfi, ifuMtn ..Jli, 'f i J " man.i:. ,j...inrtt -'aJ"V 1 T' Z Z as-'4 i- t i Herd- ; j ' , r- ' '-5 kXT f x I I from i S , ' ,1' f M I fl8-'-' 8 i j4?? ;il ':c'i u - ' tiA. N h f.tii -.M r-,si txA : ? fy ,.o 2- - . -i , 2 v. s: ii. JJt,ii-.i v. ...-. - : ? ' -.. --?i i ; A 1 r? ' 3ef'"'-w "(PR t "" JI I J i .xs fcvsj S .' ,." " j.- r..a 1 0 I i : f 1 fi i r f - ,v . "'if ALL ABOARD! RIDE out on the new Eastmoreland-Eeed College carline today, and you'll be the better able to appreciate what's to happen there tomorrow. The five-cent fare takes ycu to the end of the line from any. part of the city. Also, be sure to glance through the paper to morrow morning before breakfast. F. N. CLA RK, Scllinrr Agenl ; S 3 sr" 1, v - V case designs and lottled Mahogany, Burl Walnut And genuine quarter sawed Oak and fully guarantee! for 10 years. Never before have they sold for less than -ftOO anywhere. But Ave must do business quickly. Prices and. terms have been lost sight of. We're not go ing to ask yon $325 or .:)00 or even 27f. Take "your choice for only $246. Pay $5 doAvn and -fo a month. Did you ever hear of such low prices before'? Did you ever hear of such low terms before ? Our loss is your gain. These prices and terms should do the business. Jfemember one carload sold siuce Mondav. 'The balance will surely go in da vs. You must act class of HUH at the iirron Auric. i it u ra l College, has heeii appointed assistant director of sericulture in tlie hi silk .gardens at .fammu, Kasltmir State. In dia, according to news just received l.y lean Coi'dlt'.v, of tlie auricul t ura 1 department. .Mr. fande came to O. A. ('. from his home in Delira Dim, India, and received his bachelor of science decree in 1!10. After praduation he was emplov ed in a lare silk factory in Kashmir State and there received the training which secured his appoint ment, to the new position over a num ber of candidates, some of whom were trained in the Koya) Agrrietilt ura' Col ics.; of Knuland, some in Japan and other Kuropean ' countries. Jury find.- 1 1 ii hcs. thes Xot Guilty. Thomas iruirhcs. acctissed of con trihutintr to the delinouency of Kthel l'ox, a iri around wliom many charges a'-rainst men have revolved, was found pot guilty by a jury in Jmlfic Ganten bein's department of the Circuit Court yesterday.- The jury was out only 15 minutes. Tlie evidene showed that Hushes' offense consisted in carryins some heer to the room of a couple of younn' men friends in which were Kthel Fox' and another pirl. He refused to remain, the testimony showed, and also warned his friends, who are now under indictment and who will come to trial later. nut f.'ftrolnn! nnl