w WM aajsssaesa 1 -
STORM HAY RESUME
Violent Coast Blow Abates,
but Barometer Warns.
. . ,-,
TWO STEAMERS COME N
IMU o I ursnia-n
Klamath and Maa-tat ( Iar lr
rMa Kotacll Srn IKC .llh !
Off In N"rrl of pl-sre-sacd
Mranaship MarMtiaw.
f ,tl .-t ?on the Or-o Coast
,...nT attain.! a :- tr "
an eeur at NortH Hea-I before noon,
an f-n-ir
rea'-hiaa' !
,.,.. a o'clock in tie ;
irturnln. It 1
I f urometer acln '"'or'
Vr pTne.i h.l .bar. ....M
L - V.. .rrrtlon t.1 tha bl"r from the I
' fe4rrptlon vl n
W a t,
. . 1
lt.r.rt from Tatoc-h ' -
. a a, inrrr . ' .
fmm
w.'.t arj at o I-- k It a. Mowinsj
f-em' .he .rh-a.t. At M.r.hf.eM. oi
rZvl lur hev rain- were rcrrlr?.
and al oc.eck the wind aa l mllea.
.KM MUl)
Mr. lal. aurmUed tial t'r
rh.ns-a .n te renter of the .torm thai
, .,.-.1 ik. barometer to fte. which
rromr.ed tha hor- .ha. Ih- --r I
ovar. but n.wa iron .-...nr.
tla Uaa th.ra waa eolne down, ann
trie ooarrvatleo. mrie here and at other
p., int.. eauaed a chne In rronotic
lloea. ,.f
Tiv.r.
nere a d.cMe!!r roucn -
,.,mp.ni, the aouther.r
ate.m.r Klamath cro..d in a.."----
. . . . Fiiamlllf
and ! in- -",n" JT--Z"
followed her al 1 odock. No es
..I. r.e reoorted raln IO ea.
Al
Iimea lha wind came In aut. not belna
teady.
Nj additional Ir.forrr.ation wa r
reived ya.terdav beartne en the pile 't
ef the ,t. amer Mackinaw, reported In
d!t-e i wile, off the coal and to
aid which the lucrl Mound Thoat
rn to OoUsh left Aaloria Mat
urd aff-rnn. II wa acnaraliy
auppo.ed the appearance of the l.oliah
wa. lo enter Inti rompelltl.m aatn
with f.. of the Tort of Portland a
in. entrance ls tha Columbia HmI
iran.rlrea that hle she waa on the
wav Ihe reft with th" drelee
M.attl-. wMch ,im was toln from
I i,r to -wei Mound. s-a received
a w'reiesa itfiuii ef le pMabt of the
a. a . . a a ear al ra ffflB
to t... the lur turn over her low to I
another off fe.r.ctIon l.lard rrtdT
fiihl. and aha steamed for A.torla as . jPortrU on tlilnook of Cap
ita nearest rort to fi: her f e lank. ' '
fatm Imm.dlalelv thereafter lor sea.
T'ie Mackinaw I. owned br n-od
Tirorners ef Mao Fr. i.co. Me wa.
t -.. U.t of Ihe tftl-l train fleei from
I'arIanl b!m rleareJ June : with
grain for Melbourne Mhe was on her
way from Melbourne foe the Atlantic
Coa.t and tha rl.alnr of the fanal al
lirnl lha proramme. so ahe tnde
llenoiriia and i-m there wa ordered
to Vancouver. P C The Macktaaw
waa soil lo lh n-o4 It.olhera while
loe.fne al rortlsnd. and they took po-s.-.ion
of her ien she re..-he.l Mono.
Iilo. On her war here from Man
rises a fire broke out aboard and
nt bck After ber t e end siart she
ha t rr.achlnerT trouble and she pail off
soma of ber d!atlf!ed crew while
be re.
II waa reported that her pre.enl pea.
du-ament Is due l enclna Iroib.e. but
ran ewnera are sal. I la have eiven out
Informal Ion that aha short of fuel
and lhal was the reason Ihe Uol sh
to. k en such a !( qajntlty at As
tJria. TICKET I.OT lOlt TKX HAYS
JIj-Ict of lone Savra Insperior
Trial After Invr-tljatlon.
Captain Frederick Herefrom, master
ef the steamer lone, of tht Western
Tssilne lompany"s line. p4ea )el guilty
before Inited Slates Mframboat In
speciora f.dwarda and Fuller yrsterday
t. a charare of carelessness In connec
tion situ tr-e vessel bavmc struck on
liassalo Reef over a week ac. while
tound from Ca.rtas for l'ort!and. His
lir-en.a wa suspended for a period of
! davs Tha lone s hull waa daniaced.
and after beine rai-ed between two
br she was towed here for reralrs.
belns; tatincheel acatn yrstenlay al the
plant of the I'ortlan.l hlpbllldlns
Cnmpjor. and returned to service lu
command Of Captatn K. A. Copelxnd.
As I customarv. the Inspector, con
ducted an lnvestlcst.cn Into the arcl
dent. Immediletv afterward, on being
Informed of Ihe findlnas. Captain lies;
stron aJmlttr. the rharse.
JIIAUATII nxilli:s CAMCiO
Aodre Theodore I-enr-M Down Tmlai
and Gait-ate Will A rri re.
Work of two rinc of ton(.horemn
Fat irday afternoon and of three aanas
yeslerdar resulted In the Norwrjiao
barb Hiawatha havlna her rarso
aboard last nisht at Irvine dock. The
vessel will have close to the same
rarco she sal e.l from here with In
April, when she was dispatched for
Melbourne wtta J J77 boshet. of
wheat. She shifted to the stream and
la to leave down tomorrow.
The French hio Andre Theodore,
whtcit loaded at Irvine dock last week
and went lo Ihe stream. Is lo oe started
for aea today In low of Ihe tun One-
enta. The vessel's rarao consist, of
l:.Ti bushels Of barley al lJ SJ. and J
11.111 o he!a of waeal al ll Jli Tn'anIa paM.ne-r and the rooms thev o.--(intonti
.eft tip- yterua morninf wit i rupr mu.t he f rsisrjrd to tiie purser ot
the Hrttish snip aiaate. which made
the riner Mundar from f'nrtishead and
af-.r di-hxrclnaT ballast at the North
I'artfic .Mill, aoes lo Irvine dock for a
rraln rarc. she beine under encace
meat to M. II. Houer.
sTKAMF.it c;o:s yi Tin: srias
CVsslnj of Water Itorate Asala.l lcr
rkaal I'rref Xo4 Tlxmslil l laal.
News of the reported closing
Ibe
Canal for military reasons
not
1 . . - . .
wil, be eeeluded .ft.r c.Maln par,, ot
Ihe Canal have b-en fortirwd. Aa far
aa Oral Hrltam I concerned. Ihe cloa-jia
Ina? of thai waterwsr would hold up
fe saovement of aood from Ihe Mtrettet
Mttlemn. India arif Ceylon i.caua!
of tre al ee.d .renin in to ll, and
t avp.. crd, rnt e-r and .,4
to base advanc. t rnal-rlaliy In price;
ahrw4. ;
rort'a.d only ba one shlr on tnet
war via the Mie ro-ite. th- Japaaesa
ateamse ltokok Maru. whica got away
.November 1. and she may .01 rrsk the
Canal darlna? Ike period it 1 closed.
XsILLAMKTTE XOV IX rWtr
Mnnrr rrwrt I'inrt Hrarrt's
t'oaiba.l to ldrn t.ate.
On the present tnr of the .teemer
TC ii;ame". ow iirhirin b-re sne
carrteel the rMii("l acj trie of tit.
re.ke.1 stsamer fort !"r from Ken
!! to ?c n ,am-ls-o. her she com-
rleted loading lor Portland The rcrt
i-rtttt urn k a rork al Point -almliia.
;i miles norl'iriM, of Cap Man Luft
Noiem.er 4. end proel a loial loss.
Mhe wa on Ihe way lo llalooa. from
mh Frarwriero in tha service ol me
California Muih Sea Naiaraiion Com
Mnr. Th on the ship rea- hed shore
ml rn( lo Man ll-o on lha t". J. A
, ."an leaTo
Te Willamrlia UI bo dispatched
j Friday with ru"nitri and rarro for
southern California port The Klam
I atti sai from bar Thursday for
Uuarina. Muo. via Man Krinrloo.
n .rmm.i.twn, h.
ukm lor ih. hi Iron Ihe UoMcii
LAW
o iittiv- i:xri.Kir
II. Illniorr Mai-J CarTjr Same
amhrr I.lnrr liratrr.
Official al n t,liln(iin b r-fu-d
to rr.ir.J the application of thr
new irtnuii'i law Insofar a II Pr
. . - .A rin. bunrt on that
.team-, Sue . fclmore. ao ahe Willi
have ; of that lpe of Ufa preerrrJ
-!,
I pair,
j ,ot,ff.
of which are to be of tba luminoual
ml. thouch ahe la only teat
and the eame number muat be
carried on iamr oi '
Tha i:ini. baa a crew of nine and
rarrle no pacnKer. ao there will be
.pare buy a to the number of three.
The lUavrr taa a llcena for 1 paa-
The reason for the unu..l -lot
, the fact the law a thr minimum
..mK., , .,-. k.,y to be carried on
, . . . i - 1 . Th -1 m-1 1 1
.V- " . W Z. J
r l 1 . mm in inawnii'ir, w .
deep ..,ar. Me.m
,n-. ao lor a Iho.- of the latter cla
inspected. Aa there are not enouch
bunt. In Ibe market at present, the
:imor will all tonlchl without the
required number and. aa ihe la to be
laid up on hT rrturn. probubiy tne
equipment will not be purchased until
Mprinc.
I.O.VT ll.XCK CASK tOMKS VI
San I ram-lM-o Concern lerfcncln
973.000 Iamaje hull.
ASTORIA. "r.. Nov. i. (Special -
T... case of the lUond Lber
, mr.nr ,pa,,t the Merchant, ax
the Merchanta A
MMPwner- Tueboat C omp.ny ol ,n
Kranctsro will be railed tor trial oe
fore a Jury In Ihe Circuit Court ou next
T.Vr4a'.
The action l to recover .liRhily
more than TJ. damaKea for the loss
of a raft of pilin which waa wrecked
on 1'eeco. k Spit on September J. 111.
while beinc towed to ea by the de
fendant companj'. tu Iauntles.
l-ted by ina lleroilea.
1'a.ptain Charlra Tltchworth. who was
master of tha paunlless: Captatn Ian
Thompson, who waa master of the ller-
eulea: Cautain Oray. manaaer. ana up
ta n lem Kandail. .up.r.n.enu. j
. k .i.'.n il. n I enmoanv. nave arrives.,
lo afVear aa witnesses in m ---"-
were accompanied by Ira .V Campbell,
chief co-jnacl for the defendant.
. . .w .... TK.v
KI TPKICS
WATCH
stou:
tain Tajne' lroTriy.
Csptain fane. of lie ISovernmrnt
drese i-hlnock. mhlch rame up the
Utter part of the week lo Ihe ilovrrn
ment mcrlnse after havln spent lha
reason at Cie m""th of Ihe Columbia,
reported to the Harbor Talrol yester
day that hl aatch. chain and fob had
nen stolen from hie cabin on the snip.
Harbormaster Mpeter male a peraonal
invrstieation anl Captain I'ayne oo
lained a search rarranl esterlay.
Iieteiives were asslsned lo Ihe case
In r afternon and trace la expected
lo be fond ot me missina property
Io4t. The i'Mnnii has been ordered
out of commission and part of ber
crew Is atandir.e by unill Ihinea about
the ship are enue for the Inter, after
Men Caplain ! )" and Chief Knal
neer Marhoff will retain enouh men lo
ke-P the eae in proper condition.
Slorru IX-Uja Sxlnionrr at tot llaj.
til It AT. Or Nov. 15. (Special.)
The steam schooner Hardy and YcMow
atone. due to sail thla afternoon, had
not lfl port at a iat hour and will
doubtless remain Inside, owing- to the
h'.vy atorm.
Ol J of Seattle Ir) Uim-wcU.
I-HINO: IllTKRT. a C Nov. IS The
City of Mcattie waa drydocked here to
day on Instructions from NV. II. Alison,
of Meattle. mho arrived here on the
Admiral Karraaut.
Marine Notes.
00 her arrlel lU from Ciai p-rts.
the rrf o the i;rrt..-e nsi sehoonrr
Ti:iamofc at'.l te ru.bd a. to d.an to.
m.-rre. HUM. The .trstner II l.lmi.re
sala l-oifc'l en ber last turatfe et thv sea
son f.-r Tit:aink
1 .rn.il Jsmes hhaeer and r.plsln O. .
ll.Mf.irtl. tm t-lere.i.4 in Ibe Clstsksrtie
Tr .o. iorta;i"n I'flniwn'. canine the rseo
llr. Mf(a Wsuxeoa. bae pii l"el
w.vi: .1 n eonneeilon with beln done
ilwj ibe esrl to Increase her (re-abt ea.
tttr. It Is un..rtHl sns va All continue
to oprrsle la aortn.rn astera
Heine Improperly anchored caused the
Frsirfh ship Andre Theortore lo ln across
Ih. channel la the main harbor VH'hiay
atieeO'ioa Mhe as. moored In a sail. factory
roann.r alter ron.t-lerahl aork on the ran
ef hsr rr.w ana harbor patrol force.
Workmen rntiln I II aheatblne the pl:in(
en.ler Albla dot-k found a :euni h jesteroar
!ht as. toa.d to the f'srk-.trrcl lan!ln
br the harbr patrol. It is ll tl long
alth a arar hull and r.n deck, belne
ittpp-d aith ser as t.ioush rceni;)r in
aac.
"rrln an averse list of irs:ers and
ilh a full cro 1 North rsclfle. steamer
V. A Ki:hnrn. 1'aplsln M'Le:ian. aailed at
e'clmk tsst nlcht for the llOMleo Cste br
ST of Mer.hdeld and Kur.ka tolled
st.t Insp-ctor Kdaarns iiii fuller eertl-ri-d
her Uf-boatmen .t.rdar aouer the
new s-amen's lav. rthe will make another
trl? be;.-e b-lr.. Joined by the steamer
H"skesier sMik repisces the wrecked
same lara.
Iank flollam. No-thwest aeent for the
Pacifi.- .N'sTicnt.on ominv. operat-'nc the
eumei ta:. and Harvard, a aa Informed
h.,.mf .r tha name, of all rnlldrr.
I the immI en vhl- h l.iee rave ifosmoiia
tlons. ss Oroand.d hy Ihe s-emcn's las
Captain Oo l.ofs'.at. who was ross'.r of
tha .learner eanta C'sra wha she wse lost
St the entranea lo Cooe liar. Noremher 3.
r.arb.d le city ruMlr I ctil and wi;i rs-si.l-
wltk his faaillr f.T Hie pr-snl- Ills
te Irnoe y aa th re-fc s. tasen before
I nlt.rl Stale RtrtmtM! In.pe- tor. Kdwani
acd Ku'Ur ).tr!ST. lep-el-lonB of o-h.r
m-rrfVers ef the ersw are .Mppoeed to hav
been tak.tl at sn Franrlsr n. wb.r thT
went from larshf..;l II ta ep-t.d ths
r i r. wi 1 be rrwa-.1e4 be- to a pasacd
ea by lb- I'orfl.ao4 ln.p.et irs.
Wb-a tr-e Oreat N-r-he-n Taeirie lln.r
Xerthrr -s'lfie I re-urned la .erv.ee
i San rrsoc!e. and .seei. A I 1 nur.ow
"X Z? fXTTZ
,,(ic f:,., t rearm and were
tti. .top o ef "".real Noe-necn raelfic
tie w.a lre rtbra fslflc and Ursat
N'lni rame ot.
U tow of lb- si.a.-ra- It.ndrrson. barge
N ef the sias-sr.1 rni f ..t. l.rt dn.r.
-.V. '" "W .V.".'.?, AuV
rt. At:.. .... ,.
tue ber ta la nvt.s
n.oair- h. st.ra bearing, af
...nr tin't.rf i
re-e mart at V Or-
anrfsra ee'ertai. tne after pari e
t'i b-rrg rsiard f.-o.w the water br
m.ar. ef a ras.
Joba i .be-f. ef Wa.blngtoa. D. P..
,-eea-vteil till Ibe Im-r . grat ...n ser. .re of
tu tNpa-tmt of tar. .tenl ye.!rJa
b.i-a a.a .Hi e -a .rto-i iron at I. outs.
entag-4 " '- 11 m re.or4-beea-t.
a; io-! ral c elllor ii II- rame b.rs
f-ol sea " e.
((wssbta RKee Mar Reewel.
SOITII tlrtl- 1 --.oa.imoa ef t.
sar mk I-. ai . a. roeab. wisvl, west, si
Till: MORNING OREC30NIAN. TUKSHAY, NOVEMREK
i3 FILE FOB PORT POST
WITIIOIT HKIINKRATIOX.
irwtlaa leasee Tares? lue Before
I Hr Hallolln. K.llart loae
alae Tbeae llelea laelealesV.
VANCOCVlIi:. Wash.. Nov. li. OPC-
ciaL) Tbree candidate, have filer! for
the three ronimlssloiicrshlpe for the
Port of Vancouver. These are Gcorse
M.-Coy and Wllilam H. I'uHols. Incum
bent, and W. V. IMwarda. on from
each of the three distrb Is.
The election ill b lirld Saturday.
IirrrniN'r . Thcrr HI be vo'
booth In each of tha si ard.n in Van
couver and one- In each of Iho 11 pra
rinct outride of tl.o city.
Crorico ! o) . a tneniher or tna l
Vatirourrr. attempted t t set the
law . hansel ao that th alertlon could
ba held at the ..me time aa the city
election, onina "
of a aueclal rictiion. dui ii
on account of Ita Incluaton In another
bill on which a fluht a made con
cerning the liquor quentlon. The city
elrciion lll ha held Tuesday. Decem
ber T.
There la no pay attached to the oi
flcr. but considerable hard work ana
much Brief, according to one of the
Commlolonrn.
The Tort of Vancouver h levied
amall tax. hu r;l-ed about l.'S.ObO. and
thla haa been eapendeil In deepening
lh T channel of the Columbia Hiver bo
'"-"?,;:.:i :n"b7-r;;n;:v.n:
couver ha channel at lenit -4 feet
rtep to the mouth of the Wlllanielle
Hiver. and dee;-rea veie! may be ac
commodated here. The thlrd-claaa
cruiser Albany wa in the harbor dur
Ine the eek of the Columbia River
Interstate Fair. MVptc inter to 13.
DAKK IXVEKKsR IS ASHOISK
Vrasrl I.lstrrl for Port In nil Said to lie
In Trouble at Dublin.
In a messnae to the Merchants" K-
" -
- - ,.r,.,nd rron.
- --- -
Ilublln
port. No particulars were furnished.
The Inveresk Is a vessel or 1297 tons
net reitisier. and la under charter to
Hind. Kolph & Co. Mho Is nmonic the
best-known of the nnurrrlsi-r trad
ing from raclHo Coast ports In the
past.
That the Norwegian bark Mouveraln
remained only a day at Knsenada.
Mrxlco. where she reported November
II. and. according to advices from ban
I'lejco. her trrW stirTered from scurvy,
maa learned yesterday through the re
ceipt of a teleicrain at the r.xcnanRe
rumril hpr voyacc to I'ort-
. .. . . i. : . An
land November II. after taking on
fresh water and provisions. She Is on
the way from Liverpool, from which
port she sailed June lu. and Is con
e.ened to M. H. Hotiser. Tho Mouveraln
waa formerly the U'rman ship Odessa.
Her brief visit at Knsenada Is taken
to trull, ate that her troubles hail been
rnaanlfled.
COItVAI.IJS SKKVK 1: i:r.sc.Mr
Slcaniera lo Iteocli l'tifjeiie an Soon
as Itrlilsee Can lie )eiirl.
A a the Tcllow Slack steamer Oresona
made a trip Sunday from Salem to In
dependence, and Ihe channel was found
In good condition, olllcmls of Ihe line
are planning lo re-eslalill.h the service
a far aa Curvalha. a point that h
not been reached since the river fell
early In the season. Thj steamer
tlrahamona leaves tliia mornlnK for
Malem. and la expected to accept frt-i.hl
for Coral!i Thursday mornlnrf.
Ileports from tl.o up.er river yester
day morning showed the -auite at Ku
gene to be I I feel abovo irm. with 1 S
feel at, Alh.ry. at Salem. t "I
Oregon City and 1 feet here. There
were no gains made tiunday. but the
heavy rains failing throUKhout tho dis
trict are depended on to Increase tho
flow ao the service to Corvallls will
oe uninterrupted. Th proposed ex
tension of the line to KiiKcne depends
on when Ihe ureijon Klectne linos
brldze is changed 10 permit Ibe po
sace of steamers, a step thai ha been
rnada on the brldse of the Southern
Pacific in the aame locality, machinery
bring installed ro the draw can be
operated.
hakim: ixtkli.ige.xce.
St earner Schedule.
ovk to Anr.ivE.
Krom
t.a Anjeles . .
Name.
Beewr
lirrat Northern. .
Koanokr- . .
It.xe -lty
Vrthem pacific
i,r.i W. tl.lrr
Hear
Uate
. I a port
.In port
In port
. r-an Kranclo. .
. r-sn tl.-o
.1 .... Anirei.s. ..
.Mn Fratif leco. .
. Mn l'eo
. 1 .0 AngeVa. . .
,aa Krauclaco. .
. .Nov.
. . Nov
. Nov'.
. . Nov.
.. Nov.
K. A. Kllburn
DCE TO Dtl'AHT.
Name,
ilreai Nortber.
IH"!
viuitn niah. . .
Hoan ka
Klamath
U ihamelte. ...
i ell.o
Yo.einlte
For
.San r'ranelaco. .
.1.. Angnrs. . . .
an I'irgo
. mo lM.g
. Sail Ul-go
,an ll.go
. Sia IMego
.ban I ra. -lco.
Date.
..Nov. 1
..Nov. 1;
..Nov. li
..Nov. :7
..Nov. is
..Nov.
. Nov. -o
..Nov. '.'I
..Nov. 2i
. . Nov. 2.1
. Nov. ri
. Nov. 24
..Nov. VI
..Nov. -. 1
,. Nov. 2"
. . Nov. 2.'
Hoee IIV
Iie Ann
Northern feci f 1c . . J-an Irani laco.
J. B. S-et.n --n Hi- go
!eo. W Kicler hau 1I. go
F A. Kllburn -an I ran. a. o.
iar I A 11 re lea. . .
U'apama -an l-.dro
Tamalualg .-an Krauclaco.
l-srllaad-Atlaatie Service.
(JIT. TO Al'.UIVE.
Name. From
fanta Oeeella New 1 ork
Kenlurklan N rk
... an -N.sr York
t'ar.aina -New York
UI'E TO DEPART.
Name Kor
Kcntucklan New York
.-.nia Cece.la ?rw York
,.an Aew York
l anaman Naw York
Hat.
. Oec. 3
.Dec. o
.lec. II
.Icc. :a
Tate.
.Dee. S
.Dec. Iv
. Dec. 1 4
.Dec. 2-
Movement of V easels.
ti1ltTl..Nl.. Nor I . Arrived Stesmers i
Wll.am-i-e snd Klamath, from San rran
el.ro. eatle.1 i'lamrn F A. Kl.burn. lor
ban Fran.-i.--o via I'om Hay and Kureka:
Tam.lpal. f-.r fan FrancUco via, Ueatporl:
Alia, and barge No HI. lor San Francisco.
A.t rla N"V. li. Arrne l at 4 and left dp
at . 3o A. M . rteamer K.'amam. from fan
Franneco. Arrived al I a A. M . steamer
ihaete from ran Kran.-la.il. Arrived at
knappton at 10 A. M . atra ner Dal.v. from
t.An I'raort.co. .efl up at 11. lj A. M., Bril
lah bark la:ate
San Franci.eo. Nov. 15 The British bark
Inver-ak la sh..re near Dublin. No partlcu
srs given November 14. Sa.led at 7 I.
it si. am-r llra-a Harbor. f..r Portland.
Fnaena-la. Nov. II. Arrived Norwegian
bark fiou'eraln. from Liverpool for i'"rl
land short of water ard ptov Lions, sal.ed
No'.mber 12 'or port. and.
rieattle. Waal-.. No. I.'. Arrlv-d Steam
ers l-r-.ident. from r-s n Dl-go-. Multnuiush.
from San Ktarfac": Jeffe.-s..n. from !.-wth-...trrn
Als.ka: Prlpee Ueim lUrltlilll.
from ITInre He pert rell-d Miaiwt Prince
ie..rg iHiltl.h'. for Prince Kuperu
1 Of JQlI. V-
Spow J.irllO, frot-1 I'
14 Arrived Steamtr
..rt..r.d. or
llorakot g N-
12 railed-bteamr Per.
ala. foe ban Fra
Manila. Nov.
IA Sailed Str. mar Invert.-.
(or Seattle .
f-o T'sii port N. fer Ttbnron. I'al.
IU:b-. N-v. IS ballad City of Para, j
an Franelsea.
St. lor. ' - . . - .
Ohl.sa. from Pcr-land. Or.
bao Frnrl.co. Nov. IS. Arrived Steam
er Admiral Hell. J. A Mof.'.ll. from be
attt. Avaioia. from Wll.apa. baled
tu'emers V. S Porter. C.;i!o. for Brattla
S.n rraa'-iwa. Nov. II. Arrt d steam
er ill b-aiaodo, from Honolulu. P. S. liana,
borl t.an. from Vlatifa-. Fair t 'aka. from
liuavm.i Spe-deell. from IX Ha': Hear,
from Portland. Nana Smith, from Tneoma.
eave-woe. (rem J-e.t.l I.partrl bt.am
,r ivl.. nil r. I. Kr.ke. for Seattle.
!i He. Waali Noe 14 Ar'ive.1 Ste.m-e-
Huil.tiol-tt f-om So'itheaiTern Al.-la.
clr.a.. beatl'e. from Coos Mar. Hailed
M-.-r-r. vtina-e--.. for l.l'i.l: Kurekl
m. Jia iJarSuuil, for Vtailavuetok. loi-
phln. fr "ioiiihesatern Alaska: Oleum, for
fori san tails.
MARKkTs
Nrn ft From Oregon Torts.
AfrTOrtlA. Nov. 15. (Fpeclal ) Cnmplet
ine her cargo of lumLer al Weatport. the
t-am s.-1-ooner Tamalrala sailed for ban
Kranclaro. .
The gasoline achooner Tillamook arrived
'rom -oaat poln-.a to.lay with canned salmon
and dairy prod una for Fori land.
The iinni gehooner Daisy arrived and
sent to Knappton. where she will take on
lumbee b-for proceeding up the river to
flnl.h. . ,
The at. am schooner Shasta arrived from
ran Framlsco and Is taking on IDO.ooO feet
of lumber at ihe Clatenp mill, went to
U iiini and Wr.tport lo rompleta her cargo.
Hrlngtrg a cargo of cement for Portland,
ihe fam schooner Klamatb arrived from
ran Krsnclso. '
lt-trgln a cargo of dairy products, the
E.aoinie achoomr Mirer. arrived from
V a rlport . .
The steam sciooner 1slay Ciadahy shifts
this morning to Weatport whero slie will
compVie h-r targo of litmbrr.
The rtrltl.'i ship (ialsatc. which arrived
Irr.l.t !- Iaa from Hrlsiol. left for
I'oillar.d in low of the tug Oneonla. bhe re
ports an uneventful trip from Kngland.
The tug ilollah that arrived Saturday from
I'uget found ha goi.o to give aaslstance to
Ihe .team.r Mackmaa. whl h Is reported In
di.lreM o'f the roaet. It I- und-r.food tl
ma will return lo Hie Columbia River to
engage In lowing.
.Marconi Wlrelesa Kertorts.
. 1 11 1. Mn.raorl at k I. M . Novem-
bee la. anieaa otherwise luilicated.)
i uja-o n I tlililx 'i tor Si p.-.
1f!.-, milis soutn of San Kranciaco. Novem
ber II. . ....
Kronlsiil. Sin Franrlaco for London, b
tribes souiu of ean Helro.
5pre1e!l. San Francl-co for Fan Pedro.
ITa mtlea south of San Francisco.
r.i ku ;.o Vrant-I.co for t'allao. 1 cm,
32.-. tnll-a .outh of San Francisco.
Owren. San -iro tor Mn rim"'.". -rnll'-s
en. I of Point Coneepemn.
i-hathm. Antofoensta (or ran ranclKO.
Una mil.. sMith of h.n Vran-'leco.
Until- l.oekenbach. Halhoa for San Iran.
cts.o. f.2l miles sotitn 01 n t euro.
Vessel F.ntrred Yeerday.
im.rinn atra-nrr Atlas, from San Fran-
clseo. rareo of oil.
. American parte No. 91. from ban Iran
isco. carro of oil.
Atncr;. in steamer iua:neiie, iivui --"
Frsnc.nco. general cargo.
American steamer Roanoke. from ban
PI- go via way p 'its, general cargo.
Vessels fleered Yesterday.
American stevmer rrslav fladsbv. for San
Fran- u-cn. ltiml" r and general cargo.
meri--sn steamer Atlas, for ban Fran-
L-o. bslisst.
American bsree No. 91. for S.n Francisco,
bailsrt.
Tide at Astoria.
Illsh. lajw.
A M ....2 fe. fI:4S A. M 1.-1 feet
0.83 P. M T feet 11 4-1 P. M l.B teul
INDIANS MAKE COMPLAINT
Three tiolnp; to Vuililnpton to Ail
Jiiht rishlng Klglils.
liriyl'IAir. Wash.. Nv. 13. (Spe
cial.) Three Indiana of Taholah, lead
ers of.the Quiniauit tribe, are to leave
for Vashlngtcn. D. C. to prencnl in
person complaints they want to make
against regulations promulfratoU by
Superintendent Garber. of the agency.
The Indians are Hilly Maon. .on of
Chief Taholih Mason; Joe Capoomnn
and Hilly tlnrfield.
The chief complaint is reprardinar
fishing rights on tho (Juinlault River
at Taliolnh.
Oransevllle Quintet Wins, 2-2.
C.RANOEVILLK. Idaho. Nov. IS.
(Special.) The boys' and girls' basket
hall teams of the High School went to
Cottonwood Friday night and plnyed a
double-header game with the teams of
that place. The local boys won with
eT
Puts Another
Face on It
Many a man jauntily takes his cup or two of coffee at
a meal and declares that coffee doesn't hurt him!
But wait until the poisonous drug, caffeine, in the
coffee begins to show its cumulative effects, and puts a
different face on the proposition.
It's a fact anyone can verify, that caffeine hardens the
arteries, brings on premature old age, and sallows and
wrinkles the skin. Some of the signs are headache, irrita
bility, biliousness, heart flutter, sleeplessness, dizziness,
"fag," and so on.
The way out is to quit coffee, and for a pleasant,
healthful beverage use
INSTANT POSTUM
the pure food-drink.
This delightful beverage is made from finest wheat,
roasted with a bit of wholesome molasses. Looks and
tastes like high-grade Java coffee, but contains no caf
feine nor any other harmful substance.
Postum makes for health, happiness and .vigor.
"There's a Reason"
1915.
score of 29 to 26. while the tirls
lost. S to 13.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Birth.
1IOARE To Mr. and Mrg. John W. Hoare.
Forty-second and Alberta streets. Noveiaber
12. a son. -
STAFHIN To Mr. ar.d Mrs. Christian B.
Slafrin. Kalama. Wash.. October, 2. a
daughter.
WVCKOFF To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wyrkoff. Vancouver. B. c, October 10. a
daughter.
BKCKWIT1I To Mr. and Mrs. Henry O.
Rackailli. til Irvlug atrvet. October 2. a
son.
r-OLAVABTH To Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Pr.lv.anli. 3711 Lui Seventy-sixth street.
South. November 3. a son.
Bl'R.VS-To Mr. and Mrs. Walter K.
Burna. 1J...S Kast Twenty-fust atrect South.
November 7. a daUKhter.
CHRISTKNSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
C ( hrislcii.iii, liSI fcaoramcnto, street, a
dsughter.
KISII To Mr. and Mrs. 'William James
Rush, til: Ka.t Forty-ninth street Norio.
Octeber SI. a a-n.
I.EMON-To Mr. and Mrs. William O. Le
mon. I-K3 Delaware avenue. November 1, a
daughter.
HI.NDY To Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bundy,
:07'.3 Fourth street, November J. a daugh
ter. .
RATI To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Baty,
lt;o Willow street. November 11. a eon.
I1AI.I.EN To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hal-
len. :oi Whiiakcr street, octooer aa,
daughter.
Marriage IJcenses.
DOKiil-AS-DPI'S Walter II. Douglas, 41.
Barton, or., und Louls-e M. Duus, SO, iOo
Davis stre t.
BAKNES - CLEMENT James William
Barnes. leal. lu East Nineteenth street,
and Mamie Ella Clement, legal, Tremont
station.
SIMMONS-SEOriM Cal C. Simmons,
lesal 1.-.2 East Forty-seventh street and
Agnes Seg-:im, Ic-al, It! East Forty-seventu
"oLrlril-NTSTRCM Anton Olulch, 24.
.V, ljanl.t.l-ln avenue, and Ellen tvelyn
Nvrtrum in. 52 Lucretla .treet,
IHI.lKK-KlNO Kafhlcl Drake. legal. 111
Fourteenth street, and Carrie King, legal,
Cou.-h Hotel.
TUMBLIi-'ON-rRIPK Albert Lewis Tura
bleson. 21. Forest Grove. Or., and Lucile
Trice, 18. 2SS F.rgo street.
Vaacoaver Marriage License.
IVEV-PHELPS E. A. Ivey, 33. of Port
land, and Miss Gladys Phelps, 23. of Port-
"pAPE-JOHNSON Aubrey Pape. 21,
Hood River. Or., and Miss Ola Johnson, is.
of Hood Illver. Or.
STAKK-M ACDONALD Henry Stark 4..
of Vancouver. Wash., and Mrs. Edic
MaeDonald. legal, of Vancouver. Wash.
HUSH-PIERCE George Bush. 34. or tai
garv Canada, and Miss Eleanor Pierce, .o.
gI1. a W a Y -rH ORNBVRG Leo Gal aw a y .
"" of Banks. Or., and Miss Pearl Thornburg.
1STHVKpn-SCHERER - Henry Sherman
Tharp "3 of HHIsboro. Or., snd Sussie Pearl
gciu-rer. 1!. of Po.-aiello. Idaho.
RADA-LIKCHTY Domonico n.ds, -3. of
rortian.l. and Miss May Liech.ly. 1,. of
PVnIERSON-KOCH Giles E. Sanderson,
legal, of Portland, and Miss Helen Koch,
iepal. of Portland. ... ,..,
HOYT-H xYNK.S Taylor Hoyt. legal, of
Rainier. Or., and Clayton Haynes. legal, of
"pFTHROV-PPENCE John A. reterson.
24. of Portland, and Misa Hester Spence. 20.
vf l'ortlaiid.
Building rcrmlts.
If. YVEMME ESTATE Repair four-story
frame store, 84 Broadway, between Stark
and Oak streets: builder. A. C. Piper; 2O0.
W W SVBIN" Erect one-story frame
dwelling. 03 Going street, between East
Thlrtounth and Bust Fourteenth streets,
bultdtr. same: $100.
W W S.VBIN Erect one-story frame
dwelling. 5S1 Going street, between East
Fourteenth -and East Thirteenth streets;
builder, name; JISiio.
I. J. M-CAHTHY Erect one-story frame
garage ;Kf East Fiftieth street, between
Hawthorne snd East Clsv streets; builder.
Take-Down M'e. Co ; $500.
EWAUDS FCRNITt'RE CO. Erect one
storv frame carare. liaj East Nineteenth
street North, between Emerson and Sum
ner streets: builder, same; 130.
WELLS-KAROO a- CO. ESTATE Repair
l:-r-.rp fireproof steel frsme office building.
16.
i
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Members Portland Osteopathic Ass n.
Baker, Dr. Lillian. 920 Corbett Bid.
Phones Main 3227. A 4879.
Barrett, Dr. II. Lealer, 419 Morgan
Bids. Phone Main 429.
Browne, Dr. Agnea S31 Plttock Blk.
Phones Broadway 3609. Main 256.
Farrlor. Dr. Jeaale S20 Selling Bids.
Phones Main 43ob, A 6516.
Flark. Dr. William O., 917 Broadway
Bldg. Main 3391. Main 9453.
Galea, Dr. Gertrnde 922 Corbett
Bldgr. Main 1833. A 4706.
Giles, Dr. Mary E.. 09 Morgan Bldg.
Phonea Main 6566, A 1966.
Hewland. Dr. L. It 915 Selling; Bids.
Main 2213. A 2229.
Keller. Dr. William C 508 Taylor St.
Phones Main 544. A 8444.
Laey, Dr. H. N., suite 301 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Marshall 1888. Tabor 4278.
Leonard. Dr. U. K., 757 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Main 709, A 1709.
Lerwraax, Dr. Virsrlnia V., 612 Morgan
Bldgr. Phones Main 1497. Mar. 3244.
Moore, Dra. V. E. and H. C. V., 908 Selling-
Bldgr. Marshall 1275. A 3031.
Myers, Dr. Katharine S., 80B-7 Journal
bid. Marshall 1275. A 3031.
Nortlirup, Dr. li. H-, 308 Morgan Bldtf.
Phones Main 349, Kast 1028.
Prnarra. Dr. tX. T.. 709-710 Selling Bldg.
Phones Main 3440, Main 3449.
Shepherd, Dr. B. P., 608-609 Morgan
Bldg. Main 6566. East 248, A 196.
Stylra, Dr. John If. Jr., Tabor 5345, 650
Pittock Blk. Bdwy. 167 3.
Walker, Dr. liva S., 124 East 24th St.
N. Phone Kast 5322.
83 Sixth treet, between Oak and Stark
strrets; builder, rame ; $J50.
HAKVKV FORESMAX Krect on-tory
frame dwelling. bs3 Brooklyn street, be
tween Kat TwvenO'-iglith and East Twenty
ninth streets; builckar, same; $1800.
MR. W A KNOCK Er-ct one-story frame
pai are, 7.".B Sjhuyler street, between Kast
Twenty-second and Kast Twenty-fourth
streets; builder. B. T. AUjn; $00.
O. X. H OS FORD Wreck oive-istAry fra.me
store. 401 East Morrison street, corner
Grand avenue; wrecker. Elmer Alderson;
$'2 ...
AMTfiEMETS.
IHEILIGK"
to 5:30
to 10:30
ALL. WEfK fOXTINlTpCS
Afternnons. 2 to ."ii.'lO; evenings,' 7 to 10:30
Chiraro Trilmnr's War Films
G E R MAN-AUSTR IAN
BattlefieldH.
ANT SEAT, ANY TIMK, 23c.
CONTINtOLS ALL WEEK.
BAKER
THEATER
in t. A a60
Broadway and Morrison.
Home o? the Famous Baker players.
Tonight. All week. Mats. Wednesday, Sat
urday. The season's sensation,
'POLLY OF THE CIKCCS."
Most expensive and elaborate Stock produc
tion ever seen here.
Evenings: al."r, oOr. Box and loge. c.
Matinees: Ail seats (except Box. ai."c
Next week, starting Sunday matinee
"Brem-ter Million!."
BKOAIMVAV ANU YAMHILL.
THE BEST Ol!" VAUDEVILLE.
CLUDE filLI.IXGWATER IO..
Id "The Decision of Governor Locke,"
KDCARDO EMMA CANSINO,
train's Foremost Daneers.
Dlamnnil Brennan. landius A Hearlet. Six
Sehlovanix, onrul & Conrad, lie Voie at
Livingston. Orpheum Tiavel Weekly.
MATIXEK DAILY. 2:15 H 2.V.
X1CUT bHOV. 8:15 10c. 25c, 50c.
VIMlfaE EASY 230
"THE r.REEX VEM'S"
with Julian Eltinac's only rival. BOTH WELL
BKOWNK. anil Company, Ineludinar Francis
ounK. Fretty tiirls. Bright Comedy. Amaz
ing Lffecls. 6 OTIIKK BIG-TIME ACTS 5
Boxes, first row balcony seats reserved by
phone. Curtain t:X0. 7 and 8.
EXTRA!
. Tonight
LYRIC
THEATER
Fourth and Stark
PROFIT-SHARING
It's Money in Your
Pocket Dont Miss It!
AT AUCTION
ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOMES IN
LAURELHURST
We Are Favored With Instructions From
the Owner. Who Is Leaving the
City, to Sell Thla Beau
tiful Home at
SO. 1108 EST FLANDERS STREET,
O.N THURSDAY -NEXT, NOV. 18,
AT 10 A. M.
House eontalns nine well-arraneed
rooms aa follows: l.lvlns-rnom, 1j-ux30
feet; larce dining - room, breakfast
room, Duteh kitchen and Ive aleeplna;
roomai hardwood floors all through
downstairs; large preaaed-brlek fire
place, built-in nookeuae and buffet with
leaded plate glass; Freneh doora to dining-room;
very costly chandeliers with
Tiffany shades; artistically finished in
side enameled woodwork l walla in
tapestry effeetai large plate panel mir
rors in bedroom doora; tile bathrooms
full cement basement; trood furnacei
lartre porch with brick piers, full cement
steps; icarnerc, gasoline tank and all
other conveniences found In a strictly
modern home. .
This sale should demand the attention
of all intending purchasers, as the ap
pointments of this beautiful home can
not fai1 to please the most fastidious.
Highest elevation, north front; lot
50x100, four blocks from park and club
house and, without a doubt, one of the
most select residence .ections of the
beautiful Kose City.
Can be inspected between 2 ana 4
P. M. each day.
TERMS AT TIME OF SALE.
J. T. WILSON. AUCTIONEER.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
PLAYEK piano latent improvements, must
s,.:! Tue'lT.-: 'rrnke offer. r."l Harrison St.
AUCTION SALE TODAY
At Baker's austlon house. 188-103 Park st
Furnlture, rues. etc. Sale at 10 o'clock.
aULKTING NOTICES.
AINS WORTH CHAPTER
OK KOSIS CROIX. NO. 1. A.
AND A. S. RITE Recular
meeting- In auditorium, Scot
tish Rite Cathedral, this
i Tuesday i evening. at S
o'clock. Work In 15ch de
j;r.c. By order
WISE MASTER.
WASHINGTON COMMAN
v S nnrv lilrll.l. TRAM rard
Jy and dancing party. 7:30 P. M.
this ( ruewiay) evening, asn
IngLon Masonic Temple, East
Kihth and Burnsidc. Masons
and friends invited. Team drills preceding
parte. Admission Ml cents couple.
- ROBERT SIARTVN, Recorder.
HAWTHORNE LODGE NO.
111. A. K. AND A. li. Special
communication tomorrow (Tues-
lav) e;i.lnK. Nov. IH. at 7::0.
"'lasonic T n-iple. The Past jdas
;cr wll! confer the M. M. ilt--ree.
Visiting brethren wel
C. H. IliLi-iiK. iaec
MEETING NOTICES.
HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO
111, A. V. AND A. M. Special
communication tomorrow
(Wednesday). Nov. 17, at i
o'clock P. M.. for the purpose
. ,..! the funeral OL
onr late brother, C. W. Miller. By order of
our lait. pi mm I m secretary.
the W. M.
SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2.
I. O. O. K. Renular mectms
jtrs-m tomorrow (neunMoiiji e.......
fiLUL- u, n'. loelt a; I O li. F. TclH.
" ' pie. First and Alder sis. Secona
degree. Visitors always welcome.
It. O. WILLIAMS, N. O.
K. OSVOLD. Secretary.
IMTERIAL LODGE. NO. 159.
A. V AND A. M- Special com
munication this (Tuesday) even
ing, Nov. IS, 7::;i o'clock. Ma
L...ni. T.mnlp t i decree.
Visiting bre'-hren cordially iveleome. Order
W. M. W. I". ANDRUS. Secretary.
OREGON COMMANDERY,
K. T. Special Wednesday, No-
eniher 17. Masonii: Temple, at
I o'clock I'. M.. to attend the
funeral of Sir C. W. Miller.
Your attendance will be ap-
C. K. WI EG AND. Recorder.
TORTLAND CHAPTER. NO.
fi". O. 1''. s. Stated communica
tion this (Tuesday! evening, 331
Russell st. Pv order of the w. M.
ANNA U DUDLEY, Secretary.
I.-MTH i.m iv,lrv hullnns charms, tlins.
new designs. Jaeger Bros., 1S1-S Sixth St.
DIED.
SUTTON In this city. November 1.".. James
- Sutton aged years, of 7S4 Relmon'.
streeL Kcmains are at Holman's funeral
parlcrs. Announcement of funeral later.
M'LARTY Nov. Ki. Nelllu Mel.arty. wife or
William McLartv. of Oregon City, at
home of her father. . li. li. avd. oJ.
Marion ave.. Sellwood.
MILLER In this city. November IT.. Charles
W Miller, aged oo years 1 month 5 days.
at'l.". Rodney avenue. Announcement of
funeral later.
HALT, Nov. 14. Katie Hall, aged r.:l years.
Remains at Dunning and McKntcc's Tai
lors Notice of funeral later,
rriE3AL NontLS.
THOIIPEX In this city. November 1".
Florilda Thorsen. aged .".7 years. 8 months
and 0 davs. Beloved wife of Axel tredr..:
Thorsen, 'and late of -S Weidler street.
Furcral services will bo conductea 1 hurs
dav. November IS. at '2 P. M. from Pear
sou's undertaking parlors, Russell strec
at Cnion avenue. Friends and acquaint
ances rcspecfully Invited to attend. De
ceased waa a member of Rose lily Camp.
Oregon Circle 171, Modern Woodmen oC
America.
EDER At the family residence. is
Hooker street. November 3 4, Mrs. Wal
burca Eiler. aged 70 years 10 months
1S days; widow of the late Joseph Ldcr.
Funeral from the above residence at :i
A M. tomorrow (Wednesday), November
17: thence to tho St. Joseph Church, loth
and Couch ts., where services will bo
held at t) A. M. Friends invited. Inter
ment Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
STARR Mrs. Anna Eliza Starr, widow- of
Samuel Starr, died at her homo, 7('i Wil
lamette boulevard. Monday, Nov. to, ago
til vears. Funeral services will be hem
today (Tuesday! at S:3 P. M. at the
chapel of Chambers Undertaking Co.. cor
ner of Ktlllncsworth ave. and Iverby St.
Interment Wednesday morning al Salem,
Oregon.
CRBWSE At the family lesideiice, 424 Spo-
kane ave., Nov. 14. plirosme 1'rewse. aged
,: vears Relovcd wife of William oicwse.
vri.'.nrls Invited to attend funeral serv
i ...i.i, .1, will lie ne u hi
Ihe JiliOVe
residence at - P. M. today
November It!. Interment
Cemetery.
n., e....-.,l the
(Tuesday i.
ltlvcrvlcw
late John
THIUlle-l ,..lrt from
li e sacred hcaA Church: e! ll.ll and Cen
ter Ms tomorrow (Wednesday), Nov- 1..
it O A " M Interment Mount calvary
Cemetery. Kcmains at A. It. Seller CO. s
parlors.
THOMSEN Tho funeral of the late Frands
Thomsen will take place from Dunning ic
M.Entee's chapel today 'Tuesday) at I
o'clock. Services at Mount scott Park
Cemetery chapel 2 P. M. Friends invited.
WERTZ November 14. Elbert J. Wert,
aged 4" years; beloved husband of Mrs.
Lillian Wertz. Remains will be shipped to
Woodland. Wash., from Dunning & McEn
tee a parlors.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
The only residence undertaaing establlsa
roeiu In poitland with pnvaie driveway.
Main , A loU.
J. P. FIN LEY & SON,
Montgomery at Fifth.
MP. EDWARD HOLS1AN, the leadlnj
funeral director. WO Third street corner
Salmon. lady assistant. A 1511. Main 4U7.
: 17 S. DUNNING, INC
East Side 'Funeral Directors, H East Al
der street. fc.asi ot, o
.U-LtdyteiaaC Par
and niKht eervlce.
. . . . - vt I.- fnimi-al A I rnrlnrl
UivadVay and 'pineT'Phoni Mali. 430. A 455
Lady auenoanu
. 7, .. . i.-v- in'l.nsnHenr fuoiral
M 1 LLbK at ii.""i K -".i aao iao
directors. Funerals as low as J.). 40. IWJ.
Washington and Ella sts. Main 01)1. A 7t8,.
P. L. LEKCH. East 11 tn ana cisy bhol
Ldidy assistant. East 781.
SKEUE3 UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d
and Clay. Main 41'i2. Lady attenJant.
It T. Byrnes. Williams ave. and KnotU
E. 11 lo. C IMS. Idy attendant.
BREEZE & SNOOK, Suiinyslde Parlors;
auto hearse, 102a Belmont. Tab. 12o8. B 1.5i
FIAJRIST8.
M RTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 347 Waah
inglon. Main S6U. A rJHU. Flowers for all
occasions artistically erranged. f
CLARKE BROS., florists, 27 Morrison st.
Mali? or A liio. Fine flowers and floral
oeslgns. ro Drancn ei'nw.
MAX M. SMITH, Main 7215. A Xl-'l. Selling
blllliling. no aim
TONSETH FLORAL CO... 2 Anglo
at., bet. 4th and oth. Muln ..10-'. A 1101.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLEWORK ;4-26.4t5
st., opp. -iy ,
it Sons for memorials.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Dally ana Sunday.
Ter Hae.
banie 'ad 'two" ioiisivutive t imes 2'Jo
Same ad three consecutive times... 30o
bamS la six or seven consecutive linaea. .50o
ih. above rates apply to adyertlseiuents
under "New Today'1 and all oiuer ciassu-
cations eceii -
Mtuations aiH.nw ...
Situations WanleU lemale.
1 or Kent. Rooms Private lamillea.
Board and Rooms Private ami lies.
Housekeeping Koonis private tamUles.
Kate on to " '"'ve classification, u. J cent,
a line each insertion.
ou -charge" advertisement, charges will
be based on the number of Uue. aprtnar
in the oaper regaruiess m
word, ia each line. Minimnu. charge, two
""-The Oregonlan will accept classified ad
TimJrTta over the telephone, provl ea
HZ'1 ?v,rtiser is a subscriber to either
the u,.r!",rlct w"u be quoted over the
PSr but b?M iH be rendered the follow
l,n'""!.. ' u'hetber subsequent advertise-
".i. iilf he accepted over the phone de-IT-eH.
noon the priimptness ot payment of
Peleho"r!dvertlscme..t . situation, y .anted
nd. H ?er the telephone. Orders for one
r'Pertlr? oolv till be accepted lor F0rni:
?, for Sale." "Business Opportunities ;
omrna-Houses" and "Wanted to lient.
Telephone: Main lUill. - dui.
Advertinieots w i""" e - - -Oration
oiust be in The Oregooian office
before o'clock at niabt. pt Saturday-,
aloslnir hour for The Sunday Oregoniau M1
he 7 -SO o'clock Saturday night. The off ice
will be openintll 10 o'clock P. M a. usual
w V " . . j . a.at aua in t tnr o roier
UHtafkcatlon will br run under tho bealn
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
574 BELMONT ST.
Phones Kast 143. B S515. Opea tr
aad Nla-ht.
Report nil cases of cruelty to this ci
lice Lethal chamber for small nnlniaia.
, , . v. . , i .. ... cteli inl disabled
riui&r in.. .''.'.. . -
animals at a moment's notice. Anyone o
airiCaT a vel commuii:c: 'eflta uj.
predated.
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