THE MORNING OUKGONIAN, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY .. 1916.
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CONVICTED QUICKLY
Jal Sentence Is Begun Day
Following Arrest in
Room at HoteL
LIQUOR GOES INTO SEWE.l
.a. .tadrrw Adealla -aW-a Mr
rrohlbttlo Ib-ssa aad
A prtrt-l Mark ratals
t anplotrsl la sna.
Aa-fereon. ef h. eot:.fter
te . arreei.e I" Offo nnd.r the
trontlilioa serving; m S-a-
of tArM iiiuim i the C'iij
je.i t..t.f.r. foit( ?' '
- ition t'itru.-t .it'r r.a.
Mannar mikt al tl ! Anderson
a'r.ele. al ! lo. Je..rdar
p. tea's, -for ! raraal J-irj.
t J f M. era indtcimeel reiuraed.
SI J r M Aederaoaa pl44 !:
a. 4 a-nl.nee r Ctrrott Judae
Ka.esaon. eea at li r. Iba
ra.-et'4 Ui'inr w a bain pur4 Into
tva imrtH
T eon.wte4 "
a i.todv la room i rt Area-- llat.l.
114 Ileal alr.et. br pl fb.'la
ITauliea. peeks.. Hardin. Jellsr Hurl
b. jri m4 Iptr tt't Altoraes
l:ra The iikyfi fauna) th.re ei
n-tart a"1 14 pml '"- -blabr.
i, Kettle of e.er. two boUlee af
o.iiiixifw aad Ibr.a a tart of wina
t. l.r a rte4 laat he had
af-
nrnr.rtai.4 m-t oc inn iia
-! a a -pf ' In
tr arklla
rortiaad
tr.. tr.MamiiitiiM b Mr. .
la Jd Keena..i, court Aadror
net etilr almitfe4 lha aln whlskr
ta a -'. wita . ha arbaf4
p.. iS. allT. kxl of eas.rel pral
aai. a elnee taeenbr
riT tat.tr a-t Altarsvr llyea aad
e.veral rt-tatr Sneel.Te eerte4 tberoa
s.rat.4 IH'V la l a- wrnr '"
It M poor.4 lata Inn strain. Pla
Kn-nnn mpi.m tkix
II la lakr Aul)n I "'"
Aaaoval oC .lrotwl.
r:a aa liMlwtwn frem Mavar
:aa. ! --tUa tt
r4r Baarad
nplaa mt M.fl" ! aaaiT.ia .a
d.inoM lha aa-at a aKoaal. Ta
. a.ra lra4 ta l c"
taroaca
fxmir.l lt al Taa
oil III
Irnura a.'l a aa.
t.ur iT.al ma f r-lw't
a-'l-)4r4 la ' MT"M. T!ia
a-a mf Niar. '. !-
ill T.n1' T lrl laa ara
ir.K'ilk'lvH ta Totlaa4. laa lloaaal
In ra taa aa4 ! Taaa-r la
Kaa.a 4-UraJ fT aoma
at tla makx. If "I '. '
aaa-al-aaall'. UT f rrl l'llow.
l I ' ara ! ! la '
. :n. im aiarl r-"-"' alal.
f iPr. la aaT aUaaal r.l.
TIM nrW. ' al"r Ifam a-
at. l !" ' lia aa
aat aa4 mt"r mark'4
at aaa Va la'a4
laam r a taa aaalta Uaaatowa,
tt t-WtT phy T.Trti:
alia WalU Trm 14 Prawhlra
OaliitHiii Matr law.
TTI I. WIJ. . Wa.a.. J
TIa 'tr I amliM I hl
..,. aa.a4 aa r.arT r'
affina a4 aav " "
tan la I TIa ar4lfiaaa t.ra
. aaa ana a4 laipe'aaamaat
fa .arfara It aa4a aalaafal !
all!t a4a lmlr.1"..t. al'aaa r
aaearnv a atr laltat
II la aataafol a ait.Mrlaa
la taaua a iript H'
laaa taa la"l aaal!y '
-.t.4 troP'KKrt aall'liM
a-'Ta waff aat. afc-aal aa4 aT
ta a Innat. la al.a rvakiai-1-4
M.a,fl-.ea mm 4 aai. af laaar
,11,. mn.t ifr .ji- U a !".
INal.la.al l la a..l . la i
a I V mm aa4 I la '
tiHH v to m: MrT nnt
ra Mair af
larhrvrUJ Aai
IWaaal
rait-M
MR.rir.trV o. Jaa r--.MT"
R.,a.;. af Xrt
an-l M. R A aVi.Pia. a M.r.a.fl.14.
mm'm Ina-aa-aralarf taal aial an4 aark
p( ami' a ai..M(. attlac !rk Ika
a4 af kia vaaratiaa romaaatly aa4
laaMnttl '.ata.(n.a
Vavav I'aprla a m a-1 J rnara
atnaiaal all l- Ika rrkiktlMaa
aar t . ... .a.raw.waa rawaf lfaa
Mpl.tM. aa4 MafM H ..ll aal4 Ikal
k.l-(lna aat ka la rata4.
two i iit.iai: iigion m:t
ral Orwaa V kalnlWsae Frlor
M.l. rnltll OtargrsJ.
lo
aftl.xr. Or. Jaa
, Veeil aai
k.-tk af Imia.. w.ra
a.C4 sua i"tte
aaltaa law r . ' la 11
af.'aw4a pyx ' hi. i
ri.i. raae will ra-
I ar-rial
Jemea fleedell.
errate4 Ie4.
af tha loral
r-r al by Ika
alalala.
ar for bearing
!l? resft Is.
la J i.ll' S af la Taa
aia.fa snaeni al
Kail la s-atk
, ... waa sas-l al
riti tnv. mini: ioit: it T
ana aaklaaa I lavda l.asjastsr Irrw-
lara IWlag fl-lrlbalral.
ORTII TKtV. Weak. Jaa. .
I I a The rt'T fMfea for. a waa re
st aa.l he aa. as.fvtal aa4 ana patrol
f. Mantav aa a.'vounl of Ika 4'f
Ua-
It'.aUsa af lha ?- J t Allar
siae wa. ratted iMar ta 4 .Irlattaa af
s.reulara a a a'altfarala haa a. wbb-a
a. arraag.4 far sirrau af li-iar
bare.
rradMoa lra(fMa Take rprra.
rt tnt.rTOV Or. Jan. paHal
.rar f.nf ta raa.f:ataa wtik aa.
e . r mm laa Jt Ika s-nmrt
r . . ftaauia la aa'l atkrl ai-
aa t .!. I ta peaiaittoa law taa
a-aaa af l 4r-..t f.a aer lawa.
la ta. .-a.nr are e! to liat. The
tt '..a aaj ip... afwa ara s-ap-mit4
am lha mm-mmmrv blaaks oaa
whi-- la ea.isnea ni'il make lrrlpl
fe I a. a.
niasaa DMsiaa I'lral l"vraal.
ft.TWM.a.v J .s-ariaU
-i.-a f.r.i li-.or ppvmt a a.
l4 l..a Ise as . a. ISO aa).-a
.a.a.4 ... a won.. a. Aaala
a. a. taa. e'l- J.aa I- l.sad. af
'ta.. a. a . . a niu.4 la iaaart Iwa
aiuai-is ef a e.sei.
FIRS
BOOTLEGGER
OREGON'S FIRST BOOTLEGGER IS SENTENCED AND THE EVIDENCE PUBLICLY DISPOSED OF
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FORGER FEARS MOVE
Life Sentence Possibility
Washington State Looms.
in
4 CITIES WANT PRISONER
rnnland rolled Ara Holding Man
lor Yanroatrr. ah., Aulhori
tira and IlrqaWtlaon hj Go
rrmr la 10 IVc A.krU.
C.nram Lh Thn. aliaa Hilton, and
lfttjaiRf : aihar aliaa. lt haa
rarraa4 la frarr In all clloB of
ika t'niiarf fuira. ill tlehl ailra
dltlaa la Vaacooair Walk,, ha aaid
r.atardar. Il la "! In Vancou
.r en an tor fry raanaa, earn for
l.'iia.
i ki.f af Polira Barkaa. of Vanrou
ar. aa.. au In rortlan4 Jaatardar
an4 ma4a varal altro-ta lo art
Tfcarna la K9 la Van'aot.r without
iradiima paprr. I'Maf Rarbaaa an
a0aar4 ta.i mcbt Ikal would -rar.
ranQ(ulon lmm4ialal from lha
ietarnor of UnMnilnn on Oorarnor
iikf caata for stradilion papara.
I'llv tatM-tlTva 4vnnaa a4 Tal
Molonaa. who ara haa4llns lha raaa.
aa Tborna la afraid to 10 la Waahtna
lea f "t far b wilt ba ranlanrad for
lifa aad-r lha habitual rriminal art of
Ikal ataia. Tki act provi4a for lb
atviaa of a lifa aantanra in raaa a man
haa aar4 two oravloua tarm. Tborna
baa aar4 a Irrm In lha plllmirt
al U Ua andrr lha aama of taravaa i
"Tborna lalka frlr about cartaln
ph.aa or hi raraar." ana of Ihrm aa.4.
'but lhr ara crrtaln p-r -o4. tbat ha
aama ta ba baaoifif dark. Howarar.
..a If II ba rraTad Ibal ba
baa only ar4 lha ana laraa ha la
al.a waal'4 la iaattla and fpokana ao
thai ba ran ka aaaiarad for lha Vaa
coui.r d-al and than raut4 la
ubrr af Ikoao olbar rltlaa and t
far lif
Tha dalarlia-aa ara of lha opinion that
Tlnraa wauld laiarb ralbrr ba iraaa
iih'r In CaaiaM and faa Plaao. Cat
ar Maalaaa. M'f b ha wantrd alaO.
aharirf M kilik.r. ef Mlaaoala. ML
T.al.rqar trlaraph4 tha Tollra
Haraaia. a.blna for Tborna andar lha
mmwnm af W J. TroabrldO. who ba
4laro4 waa wanl4 Ibara for ullrrlnc
a bad rhark t'hlaf of rlro Clark
tbo Ova a f-r Vaafaf. Waab.
CREDITORS' HOPES SLIM
: n jih3:T ion bij-i rr
miar (onrtiT mibr.ii.
I sea la Ilk l asoeakla larriataa
la taal.
a law taa IK Sargrat
DiWi a waa af Urlap.
SALK.ll. Or. Jaa. i. ihoartal
ll-ra of fulara 4im.d for depositors
la tha d'lus.1 Ameri.aa Hank Trust
I'ompanv af I'T ! I n.l will not ba raal
1 i.a u r e time, earn tkuKb Iba tu -
s.sasia t'nsM alrtrma Ika Jeimal ov
Ina .ar court la the rasa sivulll b
nur-arinlrnd'al of Hanks rsrgent
naia.l I. la. Ilal.lon. aa-presldeat of
taa institution. tie.-ree aaamsl llal
slaa and a aurnbar af other aefeadaols
far IJIJ-IO wllk Interest aasrraatlna
about la.eaa wera obtains!, but in bis
annuel report ta la. Mate Hanking
ttesre roanplel4 tariav. sgp.rlnlang.al
r.Tital sa II la 4m'i If Halatoa s
real property will sail for saougb to
ati.fy Ika jgdinital.
Tea llaieloa rasa was beard la Ika rld
Sfaeia a'oiarl 1' lob.r I. last. al.d la aow
pea-Una de.-lsion If lha lower court s
ju-lgnienl ! a'ttrme4. and II Is found
Ikal llalslnn's prfparly will ol satisfy
la. jgaiatal Sgi.rial.al'l tari.nl
lor.M. Ik n- . l r of further pro
raavt'ncs. involving aaparata suits
again. I olkrr persona la w kom Ralston
rsalljad property prior lo t ka begta
nlng of salt again.l him. but subsa
au.sl la bis purvfca.e of stork la lb
bank.
s-artker 4ivdenda. ba says, denand
aatlealr apon lha aakma of Ika aulls
brousnl acamsl the onamal promolars
aa4 atoekkoidera. Hesidea the suit
m an Ital'loa tha d.janm.ol Insu
lated prne-aedlaaa agalo.t t! W. Waier
bary aad a aoniber of other stockkold-
"Ta Iba Irial of Ika Walerborr raaa
aJgm.nl for : J1 waa obtaiaed la
the slultnoaaak t'lreall Court. Tbis
a'so kss se a sppea.ed lo Ika pupreme
t-ow..
l-epo.itars. sa far. haso rea-alred I
par real of tk.ir elaima.
I 1
$50,000 SUIT IS HEARD
Waaaaaa t oargea J. A. Wood. Walla
Walla. Proanl-e-d lo Marry Her.
7lal ska propoa.4 a loasl lo lbs
sne a wa ska riaim fa1.4 to beep bis
prorniea lo bar. bul w ka was about lo
marry anolker. t.ir A. ptarnoa laati
f,4 kafora t'ireult Jsira Kavaaaugb
i.at.r4ar la a aao b'.a. k of prom
,a suit e breughl asalnsl JofeS A.
e4. af Wal a Wal . Ikal Ibis toast
Is a I'wrtlaa4 reetaareet lest Juaa was
(,a.4 w'tk aarrs.lie latent at Wood
Thai sPe lata up a gx4 p-aaltioa a
a aas.ie lea.ker to aursa taa aaolk.r of
tha .ralal. aaj.e proeni.a of snar
r.aca after Ika par.nl a Seals, sad lhal
after Ika strata Mra. w oaa aa Maj
r..
r h ;: r
I V ' I V. . i a
t a I : .
V
-w
ss.'-- a- . -i'
"V- Cs ff 'A. . 'v -
Isser IMetwra Itaaa 1st Oreaalt l4s a kataaaaik'a Coarti Creaa Mark a Caa
Aadaraaa. lb Uefaadaali Dlatrtrt Atlaaraey Ktaaa. Milk Paper. Is ( bara
laar Ika rruaseri Jasss hataaaai a aa Ike Rears. I-awer I'lrtar IVro
aly IMatrsvt Allara'r Kyaa aa4 braalr nairrlffa Hee'kaaaa. Ward aad Pkll
llaa raarlagj 1'oaflaratrd l.lsjsjar lata Ike Irralauage I'lpe la Ike Caarl
y ard.
IX. Mil. she k'Pt house for " ood until
lions of Miss Xlamm.
LIVE WIRES HEAR TALK
K. M. (oy.la t:plalna light lor
Cotnnaoallly Italr Ita-darllona.
OflKO'tX CITT. Ir Jan. 4. iSpa
rlal Kdward M. Cousin, a traffic at
torney with headTuartrra at Portland,
who Is reprrarnilnsr Wlllamriio Valley
merchants In an effort lo obtain a fur
ther reduction on commodity rates for
a number of the valley tow ns, talked lo
tha IJve Wires of lha Commercial Club
at Iba club's weekly luncheon here to
day and eaplainod briefly lha fight that
baa been la progress for the last five
yeare before Iba Interstate Commerce
Commlaelon. There a ill ba another
bearing on lha rasa at Washington this
month snrl Mr. Cousin will attend.
K. K Hrodle. K. Kenneth flanton and
Rev. J. K. Watklna were appointed a
spa. laf programme committee for the
Luva Wire.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
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i,'o,i'vin. ai. Trtm.r f.mi-m Airt-".t.
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p:. Iurr4aa, Vf-. 4 Ia4(lll talltltl. ('.
pa-r hit- MXL
jtTrl.l.Hr.lWll l'mn4 D. Wif-ll.
llolrl r,.Atil.
HI 1IKr,-N,W-V Tlit-hrr,
f I'vwrt. . ni .A ray li. A-Jtrto-.
. . of I'. art ;. sane ! lKr
B. M-
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t i n rw v .111. . i.h ariff Murfwan
f lr- anJ. ar-l Ma i:mr. irt of orilanrj.
V R-JON r.S - t la I. Mack. 2. -t
tv.-i .... N T . aad Tear. i . Joeae. Z-.
oaf t.rtaraK lr.
Bin fee.
HAMV-T Mr. and JUre. P. T Himp.
aa Hal. I f frt. Ssa-vatnb4rr IH. a ,
RUKK To air a-4 Mt. VfcaUar H.
Rdrwia.r. -3 lon tret tUe.. Januiwy I.
a .
f AUANO Ta Mr aad Mra. rrsnria--tt Pa.
x r.avat KK.Maia eireM lm heaai.
tsra m txr 7. a aa.
ijHT Vr. and Ma Wll'am J Is'.
Ia-i Mih el! rlh. ivctmr i4.
" a. .
hit-TROV T Vr and Mra rrank J
r. RnMnfrom. Markat aireat. 1-
i-rtvr -I. a ar
ItiKIH - T Mr ar-1 Mra. rrt-d4rr1ck
Kin... 1:3; CumOr:ad Road. PcttmlHf 3;.
a iucitr
VIUNAlOM T V. aad Mra Char! W.
Vimn.ucn. Mu:tBrab airjel, Lcem
aar .
rH-OS Ta V' aad Mr. Arthur f.
w -rton w.-a a tfiy-ltf in t ri North.
tBkra-T)tbar . a. a 4amn.
W M . rM i R T Mr and Mra rredrrk
M It h'r, .- r l-Waa-fiiv-aacoad atret
dMr sa. wevbtMr 2 m dauaMer
A N M'. Hj' 1 N 1- Mr aad Mra abrMl
Ai4n 1 4a.i" Morrta atreit, lKfmixr r.
a iiihf.
rNMil. Ta jar an mra. wniiam
-af. i. Til! r.rS't-4fce.4 atraat l-tst hat.
tv-am -wr .1. a k.
1 i T - Ta Vr a"d Mra. J. W-ttlnrtn
t.-ilt. rifl -a'thth avana aad B.htr-thtrd
atrw( Ibay. mt-r S . !
t4iTi Mr. aa-. Mra Pri-T W. Pn.
Sal? 1 a tj-,Mr4 . Ieemter . a
.. I'-T -Ti Mr aad Mra J Oaan t.
raav t ''? rt T . oad eu-eet Narih.
tkavwon kva a daachtae.
I. R 1T r . El r Ta M. aad Vra tt-nrar
A ir.r f "rf l "orr-f 'f h a (. IMNitb
eaat. P-riair ? a SaasMf.
Batlldlac recmlta.
I tM)r i.r.V'4 TRt'aT COM PAXT Ha.
aa r a.-'" far-pft-f raltfrrrad c4nrrta r
r -a awM tit. i".fh teM. hi4-a .
itk nreta. i:,4r. A. r. W.i
ao 1 1 I
)ft til M TfKfH "JT -Kfrf t4.atry
f na .rime Kaof Tety-:th I
t rs I lafVrl. aiaraw pa l lul ' ' -
as-'a er-a. ay A r :aon. f
a; X a . c 7 J'Tfrm -. Krt n
wa-- v4 T-rd r. K. Wii-
,iill fj WA Kirttr tniufT f 4vf
rm -ifrrw4 r-af4rta .4rf nip. J-.T-r -
ma, i; - i. imi fat-er-4 aa'l Thtiw
t-j al-f. .Ha llll-al . . j
r t a-
- Vr-
e'lira rav
4f aii'e. aidr. K
a-
ai'i II
At PAMJ PlMrt-Rb4,ir fe,r.
tataa;aj C 4ba. m aad laoyt atreate.
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a
btjilrlcr PriliDd Pur4 Milk tk Cream Com-
KI-I.AHKTH R WIIITF RiTv-lr On-.tory
s;rn4 artiu od k.t tiixth atrrrl; builira
tUi tn . $ -4.
F. UOHf.P. Krod-t n and nn--ha If-siory
frsatnsji fJwt.Mni, ".'11 VJ.l P roadway. b
ln . KiaiM. -fourth and rt H.athti
f.fih nr4! but.fjcr, K. J. Ia4ppp-r; 4'H.
K. NAII Kra.t op and onr-h;f-ptory
frnrnr d.lin. ia4 Tabor -"urt. bftw-ra
y.Mmx For-ty-ninih -nl Kml Kiftith strta;
buiidar. Mm- l.Vw.
l r. 1; W IK lirpair f ' v--.ifry ordinary
9inrm and "a 7 1 A'a-hinginn atrr,
sMt-aa-Tfi Park anil YVM Tark; builder. 14VX
ra lr- Mar-hrna Wo' tee. no.
J WBINKIi - Kcptr n-etorr fram
da:iine. UT3 Ki Hoyt iir1'. (MiwMn
Kal Korfy-w4vntri and lvj.t Flftjr-aetrona
irs-atta. tni-.tirr. iffi A. Vorpahl. lrf.
I' A I " Is M TKHVVK Krfct on.atory
fram car , 2T Uichixaa ivspu. batwee
r'remoni and Bajr'i atratia: baiMer. Take
o n Ivl anuf as-tu',r,if ' nrnptni ;
.KHiK Itl.AKK Kmt iwo-rr frame
il.itn(. t..ai . inftp-nih atr-rt Nrtha
M-b Knoii and Mao too a! rta; builder.
R. B. RIra- 4'-.
M 11. M'NAMARA Repair thr-if.ry
rrlmarjr alnraj and rooma. -T lnrrkan
'fr t. batiasn Frfi nr-r! First i re ta :
bai -It. J. ; Klf'rrrd-n; f .00.
T. J. PKt'FKRT Rapa.r twn-afnry fame
r. i" 1 - T VI tirand 'nuc, bl worn Hi
I horn a, Bflj rtt A"mv at recta; builder. Traa
Cbe't rjpp'iui; f-'
ln;wv.NMS HH. W !- k ne-atory
frtm dar'Iin-;. 15 North ThMnth atrsl.
Ki a nrn Itoyi and Irving eireele. wrecker,
4roe : 91(4.
"I Feel Like
A Real Day's
Most men do have good digest
steady nerves and a clear brain. Right
living particularly right eating makes
for energy and ambition.
The sound nourishment that
gives "punch" to wade right into
work is richly supplied by the
field grains. But some grain foods
are lacking in certain mineral ele
ments which are all-important for
physical and mental vigor.
FOOD
made of selected whole wheat and malted barley, furnishes one
all the nutriment of the grain, including their vital mineral salts
phosphate of potash, etc necessary for the balanced rebuilding of
body, brain and nerves.
Grape-Nuts is easily digested; has a-delicious nut-like flavour;
is ready to eat direct from package; and with cream or good milk
is a splendidly balanced food.
"There's a
CHARTERS
NOW RISK
Exporters Debate Chances
Ships Are Taken Early.
if
WAR IMPORTANT FACTOR
Blocking or Canal Also Is to Be
Considered In Weighing Value
or Obtaining Vessels for
Cereal Shipments.
Although the opening of the 1S18-17
cereal eaon Is six months away, the
subject of near crop chartering haa been
before aome exporters through the fact
a small amount of tonnage is said to
hava been offered for the coming sea
son. There appears to be little chance
for anything- to be done along that
lino at preat-nt.
That It would be a huge gamble to
engage ships now is admitted by those
In the trade, who characterize the out
look as the most difficult to conjure
in the history of grain exportation from
the Northwest, as so much hinges on
what may develop during tha next few
is admittedly an excellent propo
sition for vessel owners to engage ships
at this time If possible, for a cessation
of the war and reopening of the Pan
ama Canal are two features that would
exercise an influence on freights. It Is
assumed that any engagements would
be made at Irss than the last rates paid
ria .alters, and no doubt nxed under
100 shillings. Steamers are. of course.
a... a. aha niiaalion.
none oeing uncus
bnnwn lo ba available except such
..ne rnnatructlon on ina omi.
In normal years new crop vessels! coqutlle and Bandon. the gasoline schooner
are not taken so far In advance as ajAhwaneda was cleared yesterday.
rule, but owners apparently ngure mi
avnortera would oo wining m "ft"
tlate now on tho Bumptlon the war
will continue beyond the coming: Sum
mer. Aa to the Canal, there are many
who think it would remain inaccessible
for large steamers until June or July,
and others fix the reopening for the
latter part of March. In either event
it does not promise to help out the
present season, for so much wheat is
Kolntr overland to be reloaded at ports
on the Atlantic side that there may be
little left at tidewater when ships now
under charter are dispatched.
There are approximately 20 vessels
remainm on the list to load at Port-lai-d.
with three others in port. One
estimate is that wheat moving- to ine
Kast Coast Will aoout equai ui-i .v
floated from tidewater for the 1915-16
period.
irEUCCLES BEING REPAIRED
Columbia Contract Company Will
Hare Maria Overhauled Next.
Installation of new cylinder timbers,
-lining up" the engines and other
overhauling aboard the steamer Her
cules will be finished at Supple's yard
in about two weeks and then the
steamer Maria is to be hauled out for
considerable work. Both fly the flag
of the Columbia Contract Company and
the Hercules usually Is operated on
the Columbia River, towing rock
barges. m -
Kastern oak for use In a 5i-mile
steamer Mr. Supple Is to build for the
Kitsap Transportation Company, of
Seattle, was started for Portland Fri
day and as soon as it arrives active
work will be commenced on the vessel,
most of the fir lumber required for
the hull being already on the ground.
DOCK CONNECTIONS FINISHED
Commission Take Over Tracks Near
East Side Wharf.
Freight lo and from points on the
vi- n V Spokane, rortland & I
Seattle and Southern Tacific lines now.
w i.. ..riled direct to Munic
in.l
ran , ,
Ttock No S. between mh uhk am
Washington streets, through the ac
ceptance of track connections there
veeterdav by the Commission of Public
hock, which held a special session for
that purpose. The acceptance of the
work means the trscks ran be used
henceforth and the operating depart
ments of lh roads concerned have
been so advised.
C. I Prown constructed the tracks.
Work
Reason"
the contract price belniy I3S17.47. While
the tracks connect directly with the
line of the Southern Pacific on Kis:
First street, under a terminal agree
ment participated in by roads on the
East Side, cars from the other steam
roads will be switched to the dock
without additional expense.
Marine Notes.
Mariners speculated yesterday n how
Ions a ood slant of wind, with which the
French bark Pierra Aotonine and tha British
bars. Galsate went to sea yesterday, would
hold on. it being reported Just before they
towned out that there was a smooth sea wun
a six. mile breese from the northeast. The
British bark Medway arrived down n the
.ttornlna and Is to cross out today. Whether
she. the Galsate or Pierre Antonlne arrives
out first on the other side will be watched,
as the sk.ppers have each promised to greet
the other ashore In the old country.
To load part of 700.000 feet of lumber for
San Francisco, the steamer Johan Poulaen
left last nlarht for Oak Point, she will also
have aboa.rd lumber from SL Helena and
Westport.
To be lifted for caulking and other work,
tha Steamer Golden Gate has proceeded from
the O. tV. P. dock to the Oregon drydock.
On leaving here she goes Into the Mexican
trade.
As the last of her earro Is discharged, the
steamer Rose City was hauled over yester
day from Alblna dock to the plant of the
Willamette Iron Steel Works to have her
boilers removed so four new ones can be in
stalled. R.tnr rearir to start loadlnr. the Russian
bark Fort Caledonia waa shifted last night
from the Clark & Wilson mill to Irving own.
Repairs required will be prosecuted while
she is lying at her loading berth.
It is thought that the new Port of Port
land dredge Tualatin will be ready for her
trial in It-ss than a month. Finishing work
is now under way aboard and no delays are
looked for. The dredge Columbia is be
ing repaired at the public drydock. leaving
the dredge Willamette operating at the
mouth of the Willamette and the dredge
Portland In North Portland harbor.
Cltv teams used In clearing snow fram
the streets were driven to tha foot of Alder
street and the foot of Pine street yester
day, where the "beautiful" waa dumped Into
tha river.
To load for Taqulna Bay and points south,
the gasoline schooner Patsy Is due here this
morning and is scheduled to sail tomorrow
afternoon.
Captain G. B. Macdonald met many old
friends vesterday while the tanker Frank H.
Buck was discharging 54,000 barrels of fuel
oil at Ulnnton. as It Is almost a year since
the skipper and his ship maae port, ss sne
had been operating under charter to the
British admiralty lor a time.
r..n-vtn-
30 tons of cargo for Newport.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Steamer Schedule.
DUB TO ARRIVE.
From Iate.
Name.
Geo. W. Elder. . .
Rear
Roanoke
Northern Pacific
Beaver
, .San Diego In port
.LoaAngelea Jan. 6
. San Diego Jan. s
.San Francisco. .. .Jan. it
.LosAngeles Jan. 1-
. San Francisco. .. .Jan. 12
F. A. Kllbirn. .
DUE TO DEPART.
Name.
Klamath
Geo. w. Elder...
Harvard
Bear
Celilo
Willamette
Multnomah
Northern Pacific
J. B. Stetson. ...
Roanoke
K. A. Kllburn
San Ramon
Beaver. ........
For
Date.
. . San Francisco .... J an.
..San Diego Jan.
. . F. for S. D Jan,
. .Loa Angelea Jan.
.. San Diego Jan.
..San Diego .Jan.
. .San Diego Jan.
..San Francisco. .. -Jan.
. .San Francisco. . . . Jan.
. San Diego Jan.
, . San Francisco. . . .Jan.
San Francisco. .. .Jan.
IjOS Angeles Jan.
Portland-Atlantic Service.
DUE TO ARRIVE.
Name From Date.
Kentucklan .New York Feb. 1J
lionolulan New York Mar. 3
DUE TO DEPART.
Name. For Date.
Kentucklan Honolulu Feb. 18
Uouolulan Honolulu. -. Mar. 4
Movements of Vessels.
PORTLAND, Jan. 4. Sailed Steamer F.
H. Buck, for San Francisco.
Astoria. .Ian. 4. Arrived down during
the night, British bark Medway. Sailed at
8 A. M-. steamer Klamath, for Guaymas
via Han Francisco: at S:45 A. M.. steamer
Wapuma. for Mazatlan via San Francisco; at
10-40 A. M., British bark Galgate. for
United Kingdom: at 10:45 A. M., French
bark Pierre Antonlne, for I'nlted Kingdom:
at 'J-:l P. M .. steamer Northern Pacific,
for San Francisco. Arrived at i:l5 P. M-.
steam :r Daisy, from San Francisco.
San rranclsco, Jan. 4. Arrived at 7 A. M-.
steamer W. F. Ilerrin, from Portland. Ar
rived steamer San Ramon, from Portland
for San Pedro. Sailed at 2 P. M.. ateamer
Bear from San Pedro, for Portland. Jan.
3. Arrived at P. M.. steamer Beaver,
from Portland for San Pedro.
Coos Bay, Jan. 4. Arrived at 8 A. M.
and sailed, steamer F. A. Kllburn.. from
Portland for Eureka and San Francisco.
New York, Jan, 4. Arrived Steamer
Edison Uglit. from Seattle.
Balboa. Ian. 4. Sailed Steamer Acme
from San Francisco for Punta Arenas.
Ariea. Jan. 4. Arrived Steamer William
Chatham, from Seattle.
Seattle. Wash.. Jan. 4. Arrived Steame-
I Colonel E. I. Drake, from San Francisco.
for San Diego.
Marconi Wireless Reports.
AII positions reported at P. M., Janu
ary 4. unlesa otherwise Indicated.)
Matsonia, San Francis.: for Honolulu,
lt:;7 mllea out. January 3. 8 P. M
H.vades, Honolulu for San Franclaco, 900
miles out. January 3. 8 P. M.
Yucatan, San Francisco for Kobe, Jllo
miles out. January 3, 8 P. M.
Coronarlo. Aberdeen for San Francisco, six
miles south of Point Rey.a,
for GRAPE-NUTS
Sold by Grocers Everywhere
BEAUriFUL
Hi
THICK. WAVY. FREE
Draw a Moist Cloth Through
Hair and Double Its
Beauty at Once.
Save Your Hair! Dandruff Dis
appears and Hair Stops
Coming Out
Immediate? Yes; Certain? thaf.a
the Joy of it. Your hair becomes light,
wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young
girl s after an application of Danderina.
Also try this moisten a cloth with a
little Danderlne and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse tho
hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil. and
in Just a few moments you have dou
bled the beauty of your hair. A de
lightful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggy,
faded, dry. brittle or thin. Besides
beautifying the hair. Danderine dis
solves every particle of dandruff:
cleanses, purifies and invigorates tho
scalp, forever stopping itching and
falling hair, but what will please you
most will be after a few weeks' use,
when you see new hair fine and
downy at first yes but really new
hair growing all over the scalp.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine aro to
vegetation. It goes right to tha roota,
invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and life-producing
properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely havte pretty, charm
ing, lustrous hair, and lots of it. If
you will Just get a 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and try it aa
directed. Adv.
--. ti , can Vranrlara tn Portland.
13 miles south of Point Arena.
, an L'ranMira for Balboa. UJ
miles south of San Francisco.
Porter, Seattle for Point Orient, 10 miles
north of San Francisco.
San Ramon. San Francisco for Rcdondo,
off Cliff House. . . i
Northern Pacific r iavei tor pan rrsiiuiaw,
120 miles south of the Columbia River
sua Point wells for Richmond, off Her-
eta Head. ,
Wapama. St. Helens tor san rancisto, w
miles south of Heceta Head.
Klamath. St. Helens for San i ranclsco, -
miles south of Yaqulna Head.
lOIUSa, ruin ouimu - . .
504 miles north of San Francisco
City of Seattle, Alaska ports for Seattle,
left Juneau at 2 P. M.
Queen, Seattle tor ran nauu;, ,.
Tatoosh Island.
a -An. R,i- for Sen Francisco.
310 miles north of San Francisco.
. . . . . . . , .i....... . Mfl mil,..
tnannor. i-.verevi iui
sou t h of Flattery.
Yosemite Seattle for San Francisco, f
miles south of Blanco.
El Segundo. towing barge 91. Seattle for
San Francisco. i:;S miles north of San
Francisco. , .
Adeline Smith. San Francisco for Marsh
field. 2.'il miles north of San Francisco.
Multnoman, ban rrancntu ti
hor. six miles north of Northwest Seal
rock.
News From Oregon Ports.
ASTORIA, or.. Jan. s. i ore
British bark Galgate and the ""ch bark
Pierre Antonlne sailed for the United King
dom with grain from Portland
meallt;d for Mexico with lumber from St,
Helens. . - f ,
The steamer .-vonnern r-i-i'. -San
Francisco with freight and passengers,
ru, mhnnnr-T Daisy arrived and
went to Knappton to load lumber. '
. ;cM..al The '
steamer Spedweli' sailed for San Francisco
and San Pedro today. fc,
Arriving this forenoon, the steamship Kll
burn brought MO tons of freight for Coos
Ba-A The Kllburn will sail for San Fj-ancisco
neee.maschooner A. M Simpson arrived
. a. K-ranrlseo and will ship lumber at
the Porter mill.
Vessels Cleared Yesterday.
a -in steamer V. H. Buck, ballast.
for San Francisco.
American steamer Johan Poulsen, lOO.
000 feet lumber, for San Francisco.
. n.. ...hooner Ahwaneda. general
cargo, for Newport and way ports.
Vessels Entered Vesterday.
. i. steamer F. II. Buck. 54.000
barrels oil. from Monterey. ..-
American steamer J.u,,,'r'"J,l"i' -
Mills. Seattle for San Pedro, tjOo miles
north of Ran Peoro.
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to
Eat Less Meat and
Take Salts.
Rheumatism is easier to avoid than
to cure, states a well-known authority.
We are advised to dress warmly: keep
the feet drv: avoid exposure: eat less
meat, but dVink plenty of good water.
Rheumatism is a direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which is
absorbed into the blood. It is the
function of the kidneys to filter this
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine: the pores of the skin are
alfo a means of treeing the blood of
this impurity. In damp and chilly
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work, they become weak and slusgisn
and fall to eliminate the uric acnl
which keeps accumulating and circu-latine-
through the system, eventually
settling in the Joints and muscles
o.iisinir stiffness, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
At the first twlntre 01 :nr.n
, on,. nharmnCV flbOUt f Oil T
ounces of Jad Salts: put a tablespoon-
- . J.j.1. haforo
ful in a glass ot water ai:a ui"'.
, 1 . r .. .. . .. ..1. mnrain? for & Week.
This is said to eliminate uric acid by
stimulating the kidneys to normal ac
tion, thus ridding the blood of these
impurities. . . -.a
Jad Salts is inexpensive, namncea
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia and
is used with excellent results by thou
sands of folks who are subject to rheu
matism. Here you have a pleasant
effervescent lithia-water drink which
helps overcome uric acia ana is uene
ficial to your kidneys aw well. Adv.
When the Table Is
Spoiled
How many thousands of house
wives bemoan the fact that hot or
cold water spoils their table tops?
Perhaps they do not know that
certain varnishes are water-proof.
If they do not it is because they
are not advertising readers.
We cite it merely as an instance
of the Information one may lose
by not reading advertising.
Every day the advertising col
umns of The Oresoniara are full of
It pays to read them.
FROM
DANDRUFF