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o "a 1916. 1 THE 3IOR.MNG OREGOXIAX. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FLOUR RATE JUMPED Tariff of $25 and $30 'to Orient Announced. TRADE DECLARED KILLED Jarveac-r l.lix-r QtKXe Trto of ti I mm Minh I ami Milpprr hay iwt Mule leln-a) IV ibl, bl (tutnrv Ml!. ' B'nj th lb i t "! I" : mt commerce la rrtfil (isuf rata l orient I" Ff JMnt !-r IU :J Vfrfc 1 mm 111 April I. r.t e Japan Imee epacatleg f"n Pget at a t 111 f l I. af) Arrit tariff given an. TN marl vat'i ' 6M flmr ner t said lo b arX)ul til t 14 ln. i ix r". miller ' aim ..... wi' laa rr last t ... bureee baiag wil " e.riaf. f-r email I', aa tier la :aiH d.man4 that snast lake ear al a 111 It la aeartl lie lifi'f t prnSitnmve and 11 tee la WMa ! .I. ef aay flO'r ' " ir tabest at sea tir r IS arfter hto-l. It la ts'gNt tnat tsj Invar tseriar-artattrm r?'H It -! 1 at "Wlia irl4 fr r ,fia? -ra.t inill.r. t- fta.-a fair prrt. la t Tar Us. aa Aietr la weeM to a-ppl Jama cia tal cauntrf will v fr trt. bo-a I what a. flour, la la b i-te.a. t S..amp. Tuat mH tf ll mlkodl aa I rl'lir.pl" tnarhat nw lev Am.rft-aa en-aa.'af art-tree In 4 m'"" " l"' trad r-atUi'l b.i witnout direct Orl- etat roeinecti ine o fif-aa flTif fnm i l iol Hotjn-t. and : Ilia Jaranawe ant fllue raI anitf. ra avalaivl aa regular ec ad a I Ifte Vt a'arftttiaa f:al 5anr tiCl ! ti. traatrtat'a f war mialtloa af a9Plia t V lall-l . t"rtn rrnr 4aa af r'a rntnac. H.a r-rt'an.la Ifa.la t ! rinl aa ratni'L flour rarri.4 fr a , ft ton. aa In rarmal llfnaa .nar.a ef f'am t ta 1 1 J- a ta ara T. f 'tfl at t- ara k.Tna' rlKint oa aia ar anlpp.r. hu:t im.h trwkl st"rit Tourtaia .ail for CliforiU on Tar-blnt-r on(xr raa-lfM-. Tra atra II4 an lh olini ra.-iriff la alll from riaaal j.afria tfiarnma for Jan laila- aBo.it ...ara. .ral afa toiirwtn a a'Ht 'l irmmmM :ona at lla lat mom.nl. batnc larn.l a j faritiaar ar en "oil of I1 'a. inal til lrtlai4 In lh mri- ia Tt. Iln.r m an 114 ' raro f-r a:if-ra point.. amon tna C-i(M ia fr carinaai of appl.a. I i naa cf potataoa n4 to. rraaii'lr mii'nn"iu atnff In tha ctrro of tia Northarn r-lflr aan aha rrl.4 uodair a.a a ool a c"ln.a of Ial. routl i H.attia for lton Tha ataam ar will aall acain TaalJ ta lat Mv'ana4 trtn from riaaal antll alaql Kant . a aba tnaka. on. or- (a la llnnolulo. r.nrit t.r iioi.dh hots Tianwirr I J ad a en) Sandbar anrf Jeaal HarWIna Takra PUcr. Know col'.'i'tl on tNa aurfa of til. Tolwnibia rlr to Inat It forml a IKKk alB. .la of ronM.abla dptti li plan-... waa r.port4 br laa rr.ar of ta. tamar IraMa aa rpo'lta for taal ( Palnc mora than aa hour lt. an lha run from lit. Il.i.na ! fort liM y.at.rHa. Ttia tamr Joaaph . Vl:oe a' waa fc.Id Para en tlx trip from Hla. ttioucO In addition low ' wat.r al h tnostn of lha CowtlK f:.r rantaj aoa d.t.ation. Tna f.rrr VaacouT.r. cpratifr Pa tw.. lanragttr and Ida or. con an or., want cn a aandbar 7trdar. wk.ra tft.ra waa a taraa amount of lea aa wait. a4 tha ....! waa raia-4 out af a a ' r a ana cnl4 ot kw aanM fr.a Tna at.amar J-.i. Ilarkiaa waa wokdrawa from bar fvilar rua aa4 , a" n to r.pta. laa Vanroattr. mni n oi.t Mni ni:roi:r i Janaar lanVr . bra rla Total S3 'arnc. 2 trains Abranf. A.Trl . Ct . I'aa. I IJ'PO'la! rMrir tka anon t k of January. Z I .a a. . loa4l at It ml la la Ida Uaar ai'iabia Rlaar tlatrlrt. Tb'lr rom kia. a r amount.- la SI.Tai.a4" f.at rf tumbar. Tw.nt-oa of th.. . tna i. rarrfiaf S'I.J J.' ft. want ta dmr -r porta, wkiia twa rml aim t (l trt'i ft of lambar ara aa fa?a ta rtralra porta ta altlon la Ibia lumber. I.51 b n.f'-. of boa anooka. ) radar Pol. a ad 34l A04 faat of pl"n wrr abippau I tn. low.r rlr mii:a. la ta aama aaratl la upp-rr rlaar mill, aittpp.4 br II.:J .k f..t of lunV'. maVaT a ttl of 1. JJ?.a' r..t of lurntwr mat l-M tb. oiumba l.ia.r la cart"a drtnar January. rxtti.i.i: t com: iu.ni. ' aVhatrr lalrrruta .Make Offer for rrovctlrr Coqallto Hlrr rantiac.at aa tia aafa d-iii.rr bar in. a"am.r 'o-uU;.. aoar pparatiac . tka "aiai K44'a routr. aa afar . baa k.aa ma 4' far tha aaal br tb : faar Tran.portatien im(aor. a4 II la racorta4 from tiandoa ibal tba t. ' ara. t.la Mrrtlo I'oial Traprtatloa i'ogr. baaa arapt.4 tha f'ura. ibeuct to .Ka.r lnt.ra.la baaa aal ba.n affllai: appriaal af tha fart, to bt:a aow saa4 la ina paaa.nr.r trad.. II -a.vl'!. wka-a la a pronator, la o ra aparat'4 bar In tha laaiaf aaralcw. ancmantlnc tha ihaar fl.at. TSa l'oiui:i waa boitl in l an4 la T fa.t lend, with) a bam of 1J.T fa.t n4 dPn af bo.'d of I faat. ?h I af 14 too ( rajiatar laiuillak Mraawf Aahorr. V-IMTHTH. rK I wirat.aa naaa ta Viaramrr tolar fom tha pe.amar prirwa.a Man jinna. of tha f. min r-H Kallwar "' fl.t. a'at t thai Ibal .aal went UHora o tba orb ar4 of fa-t lalar.4. In .amaur Narraaa. .arir Ibia martlm In a anowatorm. II. r raptatn raporta mat aha U In aa 4ancr an! la appar .atlr al laahlnav Tha at.am.r ralior paa baaa ord.r.4 la alt.nd bar and haul I raarrt lha Maiqinna tomhl. Ir Carrr Oil Wrnalrharw '"--1. wi:.vTnin; wib. r.b i . rial Tb at.am.r Pefl broha lMM.a from la wbarfac al Ita dork aartr a.atardar and rut Ita war 4owa tbraucn tba l' ' fi"" baahin Itaalf. No damaca waa ra boat aow li.a on th ! aar rnd4 b aa b"a jana. Tb lht watchmaa baraiy ba4 urn ta Jl' from tba boat aftar tb firat warnlfis waa r-.l rrd Tha watar waa bacb4 up b Jama, which bad form4 naar lha' bride. Th.a Jama brok and alart.d IB lmm.na K flooa abor. whirb rauchi tba boat an.4 whlrl4 It out Into la atraaoa ltlllt US XOT IIAHMtW aUalan liqolpmrnt "ormrrl Hamafrd Now All Krilarrd. So far aa baa ban Taporta4 In Ilohrrt Warrarh. lnr-tor of lha Hentantl Ucbtboua Iitrlit. Ic now la tha ru.r ha no! caua4 malarial damaa la navtcatioa aid. Throucb a apaclal arrana.mant at llrl.n raporta ar roraii'4 al tim.a of lea ronditlona In th i-mitr of Warrior lloc. wh.r lha Columbia la narrow and lha flral Jam formad Ihla aaaaon. No change waa rrporta4 from th.r yaat.rdajr. Aa a numbar of naiisaiion aida war raplaravd a ank ao. followlnc Ih.lf r.tnoal or daatrurilon bacaua of rra. a rcurrnr of hajr lc now would r.atlr pil up doubl damaaa. A aoon aa prarti-abl a a buojr la to b aatabll.h4 lo marb Clataop Plt. to k. known aa N. II. a4 a II I uf f.ci.nttr lara. Mr Warrack bclla It can b maintained tbara. MEXIGOREPORTS BRIGHT nirm or bni Tr.ii ok nr.tr.rrio. .t iTt.A. OfMaU aa Rrganl I tat Brald.ata Maalfrat a4 Itawlr t Ho Baal i ltk Aaarrtcaaa. Aftar blna nlrrtaln4 Ijaut.nant l ommandar l:i.-o. of lh M.ilcan NaTT. an-t In return br.n f't4 aboard lb mt. ve.aal of lha Nail-an ravy on lha facine Coaal. h forrlan H. . ap la.n Jba roldaU of tba Mct'ormirb ataam.r Wapama. baa relurta4 to rort!an4 barbor ronfldeni thai Ibe U.tican en lha rnn t'oaat ba a frirnllr fa.lin for all Amari.ana and ara bidlnc In M't poaaibl war '"r fra.jrrpllon af Amrb-an Irada. I'aMila roldal carrl.4 m-r lhan n.Nt fel of lumber ta Maaatlan. wb.re tha wufhrn I'atnc fompanr will oa II In rebuildmat part of the railroad lorn up durinc tb revolu tion., th on It remalnma acn of which la. acrordina ta I'aptaln roldal. a f.w fl.ca of Villa money. Th -llraa en the faclflc t'oaal. a Cap tain roldat. ha ben diau.l4 wtlb lb. Villa faction elnc h rebel lead .r a mooar baa aa dprclald. Aboard tha to apama. on the return aoraa ! ian I'raiiriara. waa a Villa tS.n.ral and a Mvr In lha ( arrant army. Thejr at loaeibar al the am table and 4l cu.aod lha revotallon. Captain roldal ballerea lha rrumr tioa ef American lnetmr,ta In Wejtt ern Meilco la laklnc place rapr.Hr. II carried a full paaa.naer liai from fan rram-laco ta Maiallan and atmoet all war men lntre.ld In Weilco finan cial r. coma there with ron.id.rable f-inda t rarry on bualneea. Money In M.nca. he Mia. tni flucrualea throuchout lb dajr al tha ratio of II up la : ." lo I. flaurad on lb value, of American money. -Hut there ara many men eltin rich there now becauee they ara Bolnc In immediately after the dieturbanc. ' aald t aptain roiaai. i n.re are a'jbatantlal American r.ldncea. and tha native Veilcane Ireal Americana with marked rep.-i. They ned Am.rt.en money Ihet now and ata ma a bid for American trad"." The to'apam la betnc aheathed with iron plat la protect hr aaainat lh lc in lh rieer. bha loaded pan carta at IJnnton and at Inman-I'oulaen'a mill yeaterdar and dropped down lo ft ll.len laat nlaht. Sh eipcta to out of th fleer n iqnaanar who a.vvw,- feel af lumber for ban I'leao. riahlnc Slrarm-r 0rrxlar. VAXcnrvKii, r c. reb. i Th halibut nhtnc airamer t'nward llo. owned by th Prlti.h Columbia Pack- era' Alaoclation. I overdue e.teral day (ran th Alaaka banke. with JJ men on board. Tha Onward llo left the aryMnUe to th wealward or Alaska al la.l 3 bour befar lb New K.ns Und. which arrived her laal Tueaday. Canadian Craft Mill l'trrportd. VANCOt'vriC R rrh. I. The ova rd vie at.am.r tmward Ho. the tar real and beet-eo.uipped veaael of lb Vancouver halibut fleet. I atlll unre ported. Tber wer II men aboard lb veaaeL POLITICAL GOSSIP WW. iriKr.l DAVIS forr-ially an nounced hi candidacy yeatrr- diy for th Hepubllcan nomi ne tenn for Judge, of I-rpartm.nl No. of f. Circuit Court In JUultnomah County Thl I th department of Judc Henry K. V'Jinn. who will no! ae.k a second term. Though thre placea on the circuit boecn in thie county wtil b open to a.pirant al lha coming general elec tion. Vr. Iavl. la th. flral announced rand'dale. However. II la well undcr atood that Junta J. P. Kavanaugh. rf fpartm.nt No. I. and Judg W. N. ciat.n.. of f.prtmer.l !. . will run a succeed thms.lre. Judg Kevanau.tr. la a Republican and Judre liatrna a lemocrat Mr Wf la be lived In Portland f"r ; y.ara. romlntT here from Plk fenai?. Miaaourt. H waa deputy city attorney her for l years ll waa appo.et.d in !) by tV. M. Cake, then city Attorney, and also served under City Attorney J. l Long. He quit In lij lo lak up private practice. pkirs In ttltnoi. but a resident of Pike County. JvliaourL for I' years prtoe lo coming to Portland. lr. Iavls la year old. He was admitted to th bar In iliaaourl when be was SI. The day after being admitted b waa el.cted City Altornev of Louisiana. county peat ef Pike Count. I p ta tbi year Mr. r,,., had be.n for eeveral year a memoer- aaecutive txvaru 01 in. nair ' riail.n. He organised the Multnomah liar Aaeociatlon. II. was one of lh initiators iw j ar a ago at a m.a.ur. . m partisan Judlc'.Afy. In th tasl rim palsn be was head ef Ihe Men a Pqul Maffrag. levagu. of Oregon and d ot4 thre mootba ef bi tlm to its w or b. . . v. ....I at tMa time without f.ar of succoisful conlradiction lhal Jo !inger. lh wsli-known ana popui.r ub of Kouth Portaod. will ba a candidal for serg.anl-al-arms In Ihe lower hous al lha neat i'f"i"'"'' He Ibal a It may. Jo la en of Ihe beat lull aereente-al-arm thai ever wbll.d away a .slon. If tb news papermen bad the giving vi . would hold the efTir for life. u. - - t i . . n ' n iienuhllcan women oi - ... . i ka ....mhly ball tun ar is m. . . - of lha Central Library at o .do. k Thursday niar.t --- awralarr. baa Isaued a call. Amn" Ihoa invited to apeak ar t'T. L Me lon. Hampton. H. McOutrhan. J. B. fluaton. Mrs. H. A. Ilrppner an4 others. H. ground Sichel may become a candi date foe lh Republican nomination fr County Comml.sloner Mr. rlich.. wba served on Mayor Mimon'a evecutiv board, but bas othrrwi. kepi pratly well oul of actlv participation In pol itic, baa be.n walled en by a commu te" of buatn men aad asked to msk IS Effort to Overthrow Seamen's Act Leads to Action. VOTE CLOSES ON MARCH 11 Port Ian J Chamber Itccrlvca llallol I rom National IWhIj Immrtllalo huprnalon of Objectionable I'rotlalon la murIiI. The I nit'd Slatca Chamber of I'om mere la out tu overthrow lha aca man'a a !. A referendum on lh report of a ape rlal commit!. appointed on th matter by th National Chamber l nw b.lnal taken, aad will ba flnlahad by March II. Th Portland Chamber of Commerce J received ye.t.rday a copy 01 ma rrP..n and lh referendum ballot from toaah Inaton. It. C., aud th" committee on ahii'plna and navigation will prepare a report on It al once for aubnnaalon In the executive board of the Chamber. Th rporl of Ihe apcclal committee from lb National Chamber call lor Ihe Immediate auepenalon of aoma of th moat objectionable paaaac.a In the eel. and for action on th part of Con ar.. which will nullify a lara part of the ol Je. tlr.nahl feature of th hill. Conatructlvely the committee r.com menda further Ihe creation of a Fed eral ablrplnax rnnimii.ion to handle In veatlaation. and racommendailona on marine Ircialalion. . Th" effevl of Ihe creation of eurh a rommlaalon. It I be lieved, rompoeed of repreaentatlve men from all line affected by marine leala latlon. would be lo take th matter out of politic and make poaaible the enactment of aane and coaetructlve laws for Ihe Improvement of th Amer ican merchant marina. Tb committee recommend lhat sec tion I. II and U of lb seaman's act. whl.h dicr!mlnt aaatnat American porta and abipa. and which ara reatrlcl tr of American commerce, b" aus peade until such llm aa. by Interna tional agreement. Ihoae sections can become ronallr applicable, to lha ship ping: of all nations. It alao asks th repeal of tb aec I on d'allnc with deaertera from for eiana hipa and recommend, that lb Stale I letmrlmant aeek to have th ar-re-t and Imprt.onment of seamen for d.o.rtion aboll.hed by other nations. Congre. . asked to rei'iest the Preal den lo withdraw al once Ihe notices thai Ihe l"nn.d flat. ba given re garding the abrogation of treaties In volved In the enforcement of lh act a II now stands M I1IM. TXTK.M.I'.KNCK. aieamer bchedr'e. I1 K 1U ARRI tl. h..m. bom t 'a i a. flea- "...fa Anrt rn. N..rr.-a raclflr . . .an r.anrlaco. . . . rtv ltoar..k. ! Ken. J a hllhurn Nl Kranrlaro. . . . Kb. i liar I Aifrl-a I'eb. P tL ft TO KKI-ART. ba-. Tr rala. !n IMegn Ke". H-a- Araelea I'd. t .".li.o. ;.vn.n Feb. .1 Northern l'a iflc . . ,.aq I'rancloco. . . . K h. a A k .burn an rrancec. ... Kb. r.anAii Ma 1lrrt Keb. twarr ! Acs. lea .Keb. I; rwrtlaad- ilaatle necvice. in B To A mm C Name Krom tat. Kmlnrclja ..'aa York. ..Krb. 1 llftolulaa. ........New Vrtfk .......star. 1 - Dt E TO DEPART. Name for Pate. Krnj.ian Ilnnnlulu Feb. 1 lloaulu.an. Honolulu alar. Movrtwnta of Vraacl. r-rtTI.Nr r.b I Arrlvd 5tamr Call ... fmm hn Kraar'anv Aa'or.a. Krb I Arrived at t and left up st t l A f Hleemer Cetilo. from Pan Innriva S.ii.d at J IJ I". X Bieemrr Svrtlrn ra.-lflc. fr ft. a Trmnr. -o. an I'rannaro. Keb I Arrival at 1 A. M M.arnr- K. A K'tburn. from Portland tia u. . Ha an-l Hyrrka. Jan 51. A r-n.r.l-MlT.ir V. K llerrln from fort land, at I" M Meam.r lUavar. from -rf:a.l f-r nan Pedro, nailad at P. M. a.-ho-.fcer ant llarbara for t'o'umbla River. tion.'iulu. Feb L nal.4 clramar Tempi.-.. t..r Portland. Aatona. Jan. 31 Arrived at :o P. M. ttch.-r.-.r Inra. from Ad..altle. Ilongkna. Jan. Ji Arrived Steamer p.ra a. M.r-a. from n.n I'rirw.aro, Tal.-jhuano Jan !aiivl steamer fan faiciKS from Cbrlatlania f-r eaa Kran- C aa Pranciace, Pea. 1. Arrived Steamer a decision. Though b" ba not an nounced hlm-eif. it i virtually certain that to". I. I.lfchtner. chairman of the present boafl of thre Commissioners, will ba a candidal to surreal himself. Ralph to. Hoyt. ex-presldrnt of th Hoe Featlval Asaoclatlon. alao la men tioned. Commissioners Holman and Holbrook hold over at tb comma; elec tion. I. J. Flmpson. wealthy Coo Bay lum berman, baa definitely renounced hi ambition lo contest lb Republican nomination for Ilepreaentati ve In Con gress from the Kirsl District with Rep resentative Hawley no at this elec tion, anyway. As for two years from now. that's another story, according ta Mr. rlmpwn. He la quoted In the Coos Hay Times as saying business Is loo pressing Just now for politic, and that he will keep out of It thta yeaf. The Time goea on to quote him: "Rut I hav fully made up my mind lo run for Congres Iwo year from now." Of IS Stale Senator whose terms ex pire thl year, only four have so far announced thrlr randldaclca lo suc ceed themaelvea Th four are Robert H Karreil. of Mulinomah: to', p. Wood, of Washington; W. Ijitr Thompson, of Ukrvirsr. and luring V. Mtewarl. of Payvllle. fenalor tius C. .Moser and I. N. Pay. of Multnomah, will un doubtedly enter the lists aoon.' bring ing th total to sis. REFERENDUM : r : 'T"" !: W '( : O "L i i IfJ- 1 : -1ffZ ' ' : i ' itS :j : i - ' : J : ' - . .... . , -;. . , s li ana ' " J to . t. irikel lie via, to b llaa . S taaaaser Candidacy ta bar- , reH Jajda Ma-t.laau Thr (Norwegian I. from Nanalmn; Wllhel mma. from Honolulu: K. A Kl.burn. from Portland: Kaasto Xlaru tJapaneaei. from Kobe nailed etrernere J. A. Moffalt, tow ing bar. a J. from Balboa. Lurlin. from llonnlutu. nhanchal. Jan. Sailed Steamer A s af.ru from llnskn for Tacoma. Seattle. Wash . Keb, 1. ballad Steamer Qun. for nan Dle. . ,. Halhoa Fb. I Arrived Steamer Oisello. from Victoria. H. C. for Inlied KlnKdnm. hailed Hteamers Vsir .'ska. f..r I -us Ange las: i'nluas. for Hesttle. January 2'J. aleua, from Tacoma. f..r lplch. Marrnnl Wlrclr-m Itcporlta. IAII pmitlaaa reported at P. M.. lebro ary I. an lew otheewiae designated.) Lu.-as. It.-hiu..nd lor ecallee. 14 miles cast of Klip Point. fbsnaior. Kverelt for Monterey, bo miles f rum Kverelt. ain.ion, Portisnd for Richmond, mlVa north of Richmond. Persian. Kan Kranrlaro for Guyaqull. irlimm aou'th of tan Kranclsco, at tt P. January 51. Al.lanc. Maaallan for fan Pedro, 4.. miles norm ..f cape -a Leandro at P. -, Jan uary 31. iwsoto. Pavia. Teru. for Han PrsnMsco. !' miles snuib of ban Francisco al b F. M., January 31. hatham. Valparaiso for Han Francisco. IITJU miles south of bso Kranclsco. at S '. XI . January .11. prnnai Ivanla. Palhoa fnr fin Kranclsco. lefl Msaallan St P. M.. Jsnuary .1. Mulinomah. Han 1'1-so for Hcdonao. le miles norihact of Point l-orna. speed. .11. San Francleco for Kan Pedro. 2" mile south of San Kranclpeo. Knt.rprlae. :iln tor San Kranclsco. II'. miles from San Kranclsco at S r. M.. Janu- "rireat Northern, lefl llllo for Honolulu at l: "I" A. V.. Kmrunrv 1. Knterpriae. llllo for San Francisco, miles from Han Kranclco. Ar-.lln.. San Pedro for Han Francisco. 10 mile, north of Point Hur. Kllborn. Han Kranclaco for Kureka. otT Polnl H-ia. Moffett. tnalng hare. !. Richmond for Raiboa. so ni oirli of san Francisco. 'otreae. ran Panro for Han Kranclaco. aia mla snuih nf Pigeon Point. Wlilsmette. SVsttle for Hsn Krancisco. 4" miles .outh of t'spe Mendocino. I.urllne. Han Kranclaco for Honolulu, 31 ml ra out. kiamath. Tseoma for San Francisco. 40 mli north of Itisnco. M.rrk. ontere for Healtle, miles from Mnrterev H-ar. S.n .--anelsr for Portland. 110 tnli.-e soutn of Colunihta River Porter. Polr.t ii-lenl for Hcattle, SI'J miles from Point Orler-t. Northern p.ve.fic. Flstel for San Fran cl !!." miles south of Cnlumhla River. snorane. Seattle for Alaskan pons, off W.t Inlet GERMAN SHIPS TO GOME KOMOS "KR TICK TO BR ItESETAF.O toHF to AR ED. Maaallal PI rector tochrabn to Vlsll Partlaad laveatlgate Caadltloasi Veaael to III Nat Be Said. Herman shipping concern aia watch ing tha field carefully and already planning to come to lh Pacific Conml with renewed srvlc aa soon a ihe Kuropean war end. Cesar Wehrahn. managing; director of th Kosmo Line, lha Herman, com pany which for year operated ship on lh West coast of thai Americas, I now In ln Kranclsco for thl pur pose and will come to Portland soon to Investlgste, condition here, he In formed W. D. B. Podson. secretary of the bureau of trad and comerce of the Portland Chamber. In Pan Francis co last week. H" will be arcompanled by H. II. Kbey. Pacific Coast agent of the company, and will be entertained here by the commercial organisations. .Mr. Wehrahn speaks with utmost confidence of the re-establlshment of the service on a larger scale on this Coast, and disclaim any purpose what soever on the part of his company to dispose of Its steamships or merchant marine property because of Ihe great strueglo In Kurope. I relict ItoHcvcil Volanlc. t t-T" r x." tr.h t Th. mysterious deserted schooner, sighted by the Jap anese steamer tvumi Jiaru, i.u muc. off Triangle Island. B. C January 2. la believed by local alilpping; men to be th fishing; schooner Volante. of sltle. which was abandoned In Chat ham Strait. Alaska. January 6. during a severe storm. It la believed that the Volant drifted out to sea Into the path of the trani-faclf lc Usera. New a From Oregon Torts. ASTORIA. Or.. Fab. 1. ( Special.) Th lumber-laden schooner W. II. Talbot will be ready lo sail for Australia tomorrow. arrln a full cargo of freight, but a light passenger Hat, the steamer Northern pa iflc sailed for san Kranclsco. Tha eteam schooner Celllo arrived from Han Fr-nriaco, Bringing frslght for Astoria and Portland. Tha schooner Inca arrived after n un eventful trip of days from Adelside. Au.t-ali being toned In by th Pugel sound tug Uolish. She will load lumbar at U eat port for Australia. Cvpiain McNught. eurveror for the 5an Francleco Hoard of Marine Underwriter, he.d a survey today on tha water-tossed schooner Repeat, at the requeat of Captain J It. Mackensie. Neither the hull nor the cargo waa lcaire.1. ao tha underwrite have nothing to do with her. The Repeat is owned by lowers a Cooke, of Honolulu, and It la understood they alao oan th cargo. Thus th filing of tba siva will b ne gotiated between the owners and tha salvors. Tha latter the Northern pacific Steamship Cumpany etltl hav possaaalon of tha schooner. It la probable that tha ffrst step toward the adjustment of the salvage will ba Ihe placing of a value upon th bull and cargo by disinterested parties. COOS PAT. Or.. Feb. I. (Special. I Tha steamer Ad.iln. Smltn srrived fr..m ban Kranrlaco last nlsht and will sail Wednes day rn-o-nlrg n ie with lumber for baa Francisco and Pay Point. bup.rtntend.nt Arno Mereen. of the C. A. smith l ornp&ny. who arrived last night on th ('earner Adalln Smith, aald tna Smith mil a sou Id operste full time as uclckly aa a ateaoy supply of logs csn be saeured The mills bete but two dss' saw ing on band now. and the rampa are Juet opening after being cl"od fur tntee or four da a. Marine Note. Aboard the stesmer Besr. due todsv from Csltforms ports, is about fasi tons of csrgo snd a limited list- nf passengers. Hbe will aave a full load and average paaaengar list on sal I Ins.- Saturday. It la lntendd to atari tha French bark Rerengcre. grain laden, for aea tomorrow and shs should ba followed by th Hrltlsh Ship l.ang.lale. K w. Wright. mnger of th Port or Portland. I directing actlv affair of that organisation from his couch at horn, being laid up with a cold. . John E. Wynn. newly appointed Federal Inspector of Holler for Ihla dtelrtct. a n.lcomrd formally Inta tha fold at th. Cua-tom-hous. yest.rdsv. Cnder the cbsperon age of Captain Kdaarda. Inspector of Hulls, h. waa etarted on nla new career here and alth the board again organised, affairs of the Tortlsnd office have beeo piloted skilfully Int.. their old chsnnets , In a telegram from Han Francisco yester day It au mad known that th steamer Itreakwster was held there pending the ar rival of offlelal documents from Washing ton D C. which had been delsped because of lh. msll servlc being Interfered with through storms On tha receipt of the pe prra It la said the vessel will be dispatched for Portland direct and her cargo handled so thst she csn be turned back Immedlstely and probably nest vovage b on chedule. alternating lth the Roanoke. Hailing from Aidelaid.. tha schooner Inca was toaed Into tha liver lale Monday night s .s. to. Ooiiah. of the Tuget Hound Tug boat Company a fleet. The Uollah sa on, her wsy n Ssn Francisco, having towed In . lh bark Trldonla. mnen sne reii .n the Inca. so days out of Adelside. The let ter loads lumber st Westport for Austrslls. Round here to load, the steamer Tamplco sailed from Honolu.u veaterdsy. She mad tha llaasllan port January Si. from Anlo- fsgasta. " a Tide, at Astoria Wedaeaday. High Low. II A M.. ..II feet.:S A. M.....1 feet 1 I, aJ m!. feet t P. M.. 1. feet Klamath Muzzles Dogs. KLAMATH FA LI A Or.. Feb. 1. As a preventive measure the City Council tonight ordered all dogs muzzled and all found at large after today without nituzles to be shot. There Is no rabies epidemic, but mad coyotes have been found In th county, and several cattle have died from effects of the disease. TAX GATHERING ON $3512.32 Received From 87 Who Brave Weather. WOMAN EARLY IN LINE Xcw Syslcm of Statements Saves Time for Taxpayer and Cuts , Down Number of Clerks Needed During; Rush. With an additional office force of but 15 men. Instead of the 65 required last year. Tax Collector Hurlburt be gan yesterday the collections for the year 1916. At the close of the day 87 taxpayers had made their way to the Courthouse through sleet and slush and 13513.32 had been paid in taxes. Though the record for the first day was more than $7000 Inst year. to". K. McCann, cashier, and C. H. SiKglln. assistant cashier, attribute the small amount taken In yesterday entirely to the Inclement weather, as there was an unusually gorge percentace of full payments, which is usually a harbin frer of prosperity. The largest slnsl payment yester day was .1498.60, paid by the Hancock Land Company, of 314 Railway Ex change building;, as one-half of the taxea cn the property It controls, the total tAx of which Is :997.I0. The first woman was Bertha M. Snyder, of &S4 Fast Madison street, who paid Iin:.7. Out of the first 15 payments made only three were half-payments. Cnder the new system inaugurated by Chief Clerk Hucksbay. statements for 95 per cent of the 87.000 taxpayers In Multnomah County were prepared and ready to hand out. larking; only the address, at the opening; of the new collections yesterday. These state ments were prepared, through th! courtesy of County Assessor Reed, during December and January and were filed according; to additions. All necessary when the taxes are paid Is to fill In the address and hand out the receipt. The first half of the taxes must be paid on or before April 5 and the sec ond Installment must be paid by Oc tober S. at Is the 1915 tax levy that Is being collected now. PERILS DARED FOR DEAD 13 MKN BATTI.K .'OW-COVERED DAM.DR TRAIL, THREE DAYS. Maaenle Ledge Paya 30 ta Have Body f Mcssber Brought Afoot From Brrltraboah Hot Spring. Dying; suddenly. January 1. (in a lonely cabin at Breitenbush Hot Spring;, the Summer resort which lies near the base of Mount Jefferson in the Cascade Mountains In Marlon County and which is isolated In Winter by deep snow from the outside world, the body of T. J. Bailey, a newspaper man of Aubrey, Tex., has been brought out of the wilda by 12 men working three daya in relays and battling- afoot through snow seven feet deep over a narrow trail cut at places on the side of cliffs at dizzy heights above a roar ing river. The corpse was carried 12 mllea to Detroit, Or., and taken to Al bany, where it was buried yesterday by Coroner Fortmlller. The only other person at the springs when death occurred was J. K. John son, manager of the resort. Mr. Bai ley had spent the early part of the evening of January 17 at the cabin cccupie'd by Mr. Johnson. When Mr. Bailey did not appear the following afternoon Mr. Johnson went to his cabin and found he had died, appar ently on entering the room the night before. The Masonic Lodge of Mobile. Ala.. of which Mr. Bailey had been a mem ber, requested that the corpse bo brought from the mountains and buried. The message authorized the employment of the 12 men at the rate of $10 per day per man. or a total of $360 for the recovery of the body. BIG HER CASE HEARD MIMM; AND FARMING INTERESTS IN JOSEPHINE AT ISSIE. I.aytoa Heir Claim lae for Opening Placer Mlae, While Landowners Have Counter Clalna. GRANTS PASS. Or.. Feb. 1. (Spe cial.) Probably the most, important and Interesting water contest which has ever arisen In Josephine County Is drawing to a close after a long and hard-fought struggle. The evidence has been taken for the past two daya before James T. Chinnock. of the State Water Board, which will probably ad judicate once and for all time tha right to the water flowing In Lay ton'a ditches, conveying a large body of water from the East Fork of Wlll lama Creek In thla county. On one sice of the coatest are tha Layton heirs and their successors In Interest claiming the use of the water exclusively for mining purposes, while on the other side are a large number of the ranchers and farmera of the Williams Creek Valley claiming tha use of large portions of the water for Irrigation. The rights of appropriation for this water are among the earlleat In the county. he first ditch being IS miles long and the water right therefor dat ing back to 1860. while the latter ditch, which is 21 miles long, with the water right therefor daing to 1880. A great portion of the water has been used for years past for the oper ation of the Layton placer mines, which have been heavy producers of placer gold. MEDFORD COUNCIL IN ROW Two Members Are Charged With Tleing Foreigners. MEDFORD. Or.. Feb. 1. (Special.) Charging that two members of the City Council were not naturalized citizens of the United States. ex-Councilman Me dynskl appeared before that body to night wlht a lengthy petition and asked that the matter be investigated. It developed in the discussion that followed that the petition referred to Councilmen H. P. Hargrave and H. C. Mann, both having been born in Can ada. Mr. Medynskl took the floor, and whipping out his own naturalization papers, which he said had been taken out SO years ago. shouted that any Councilman who had not secured his &8 T"1 14Ea WINTER iirr.-aSi.i,i. Spend the Winter in Calif ornia AVERAfiK TKMPERATLRE8 OF LEADING ... ......... 1UK v r.r. tv r. 1J 1 tj ri.v linn... Max. Mln, Vsan. . 5 41 48 . 60 34 49 , 411 4" . K8 41 SO .58 41 60 Del Monte lxr.g Reach an Francisco.. Venice Ocean rark.... (TEMPERATURES CHANGED WEEKLY) jpTi jphgwba-WMaalr Ml I V tf&'V?rll. r" m -a sx m-m ', ! : si DEL MONTE? THE ;OM-ERS PARADISE 'j OVKRLOOR1NO MONTtRtV BAY. I -3 miles south of Ssn Frtn cieco. Noted for the refine ment and dignity of its atmos phere ss well as the beauty of lis surroundings. One of the fittest 18-hole Kolf courses In the world. AU out-of-door .ports, dancing:, etc. Wonder ful 17-mtle auto drive. Polo i April li. Liter i, rates on request. STANI-EV. laoaccr. I. I - VI- ferTDEL MONTE, r'T5.lii".3atr.iiiiisiciai; LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA. HKRK YOU WH.I, K.NJOV VOIRSEI.F. Tha genial horpllallty of this wonderful hostelry has become world-famous In its reputation. The guest dwell In an atmos phere of cheer and contentment. Th Pa cific tha rugged coas. mllrs of boulevards through scenic country, fragrant orange groves, the mountains, missions, etc.. are constant sources of delight. Every diver sion. 20 miles from Lo Angeles. American plan. Fn'firr. .M. p. K I I.E., .-nanagrr, RROVHEAD HOTSPRIMGS MARVEI.OI S Ct RATIVE WATERS tO.V- TAl.N RAKE LMiKtUltJl. Dt-sodlum srsenate. in perfect combina tion with other highly curative ingredients is contained In the waters at Arrowhead. Hottest curative springs known. 20Z degrees Fahrenheit. Natural steam cavea. Radio active mud baths; IDOO feet altitude; 60 miles from Los Angeles. On 4 transporta tion lines. Kicellent motoring. tennis, mountain climbing. American plan. Illus trated folder. A R KO WHEAT SPRINOS. CAU VENICE HOCTHI.AND'8 FINEST BEACH, quaint canals navigated by Italian gon doliers. Scores of attractions, livery win ter diversion. Fun galore Wide, beautiful promenade. Safest beach on Coast. Closest resort to Los Angeles. Splendid hotels. Low Winter rates. Uescrlptlve fold". VENICE HOTEL. ASSOCIATION. own paper should be kicked out of the Council and out of the country. Considerable excitement followed. No action was taken. OPIUM SMOKING CHARGED Loom Tok Accused of Operating; Others ot Visiting Resort. Charged with conducting an opium smoking resort at No. 89 Second street. Loom Tok was arrested on the premises early Tuesday morning by Police Ser geant Van Overn. With him were Tack Lee, Jim Llm, Lum Ching Moe and Lee Chins, who were booked for "visitins the plac?e. .r:. An opium pipe and complete outnt were seized aa evidence. With the exception of Lum Chin Moe they furnished bail. The case against them has been continued until Wednes day. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Births. IIOLM-To Mr. and Mr. Carl Holm. VM, Hancock street. January JO. a son RAVNEK To Mr. snd Mrs. Edward J. Rayner Miiwaukle. Or.. January -6. a son. loTvrtiE-To MV. and M . S.mue W. Losrle. 164 (Jrand avenue North. Januarj "3IlKNRlkSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Hmrj HenJienMloring. Or.. January i5. a daugh- "eiDsOS-To Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Eld n Ilwico wa.h.. January du"1" I OIXKNBECK-To Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. HollVnbeck. Mesklll, Wash., Jsn. 18. a "'ha'rLOW-To Mr. and Mrs. George C. Harlow. 1062 East Twelfth street North. "fkEOER-To m": and Mrs. Otto C sceger Powell Valley road. January !6. a son. FARNEI.L To Sir. and Mrs. James V. Faroell l-. East seventieth street North. J"5oUwAN,ATUMr"-nd Mrs. Rtherford B youmln.313 Fifty-fourth street South- "c'oE-Ttr" da"ndBhMrrs. Montague B Coadc. H24 Knowies avenue. January 2S. a ""tETT.OW To Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Tet low Cook sve.. Jan. 28. a daughter KNOX To Mr. and Mrs. Emmons V. Knoi CorvTallls. Or.. January 26. a daugb- "vieoDEMVS-To Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph NlMdemu. S0 G.ntenbein avenue. J.nu- arFlRHFR To Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. riThe " 4s9 Twentylthlrd street North. Jan uary 6, a son. Building Permits. v ir CADT Repair one and one-half-storv siore M Miiwaukle street, between Bca7on and Frederick streets; builder, u. B".1i'FSJOHNSON Repair one-.tnry ordl c.iv -S'rase-room: 45-5T East Third street. D.trweTnTa.tro..nd Ea.t.Pln. streets; bUALDFR TvvESTMENT COMPANY - R p.fr ?o,?-tory mm- "ore. and hotel 2Sfl aider street between 1-ourth snd Firth Streets: buflder! Portland construction Com- "ri'jgFKF' Ji rOOK Repair four-story ardln"Kftorf 22 Third .t.eea Mln and Salmon atreets; builder, Mike B'rno'F?RMiLLER Erect one-story frame sarase 41 East Forty-ninth atreet North gwJen Hancock and Tillamook streets: bUG,dew "HERRON-Erect one-story frame aaragr 670 East Sixteenth street North, "ween Siskiyou and Klickitat streets; builder. Take Do.n Manufacturing Com- Tv'fRBEDMAN ESTATE Wreck- two story frame dwelling. 401-411 sPavts street, between Ninth snd Tenth streets: wrecker. Rose City & O. K. Wrecking Company; oWJ. Marriage Licenses. SALLENB ACH-EUWER Arthur C. Sal lenbach legal. Parkdale. Or., and Marian l",E".-.' legal. Virginia Hill Hotel EDWARDS-MORTEN SEN Henry C. Ed Si TO I ,n January 15 to 1 iK 1 atura and I 1 CAR!. i y ;il'iL.LLu.....u?3sf J 1 1 l' SrLiiJ-'-'-- !!" "Z U "li I i I HEALTH & RESORTS fcAMFORMA RESORTS a tola. . U.v ' Mln M..T1 I.o Angele 5o 43 40 Pasadena 53 3S 41 Santa Barbara 44 SO Arrowhead 6j. 4J 49 LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 4th and Mill ota. 656 rooma. each with private bath. Situ ated in tha heart of tha city, near tbeaters, shops aad Pisces of attraction. Easily accss s.ble to beach carllne. A ton's throw rmra Central Park. Loxurloaa snpolntments. perfect service; solan- g did grill; European plan Tartn from 11.60. Write for folder, sr. II. Dlmmlt-k. Lessee and Mgr. ir.B,anr-' c1sSeiKiW 13' LOS ANETCES- E I a m Mwnnrtl The center of ibopplng, bnsln'ea and theatrical dletrlct. Finest downtown i -.in... Till 1 1 nul... ronraa. with rrl- hath. Rataa 11.50 us: Kuro- Sean plan. New managemant; Beaming-room, new kitchen. -Tb botal of comfort ana aervice. a. -shim. Oaraer. Wm.ll. Moctl. Mgr. ARUNGTOH HO SANTA BARBARA . CAL.) 4c rinirpiinnir. '-wV Ideally located near- ajs'sayajt tne ocean, near tna nui Dear the missions and all other points of Interest, picturesque irtnincmr.. Tropical flower gardens. Finest cui sine. Folder.. E. P. DUNN. Lesse. HOTEL TURPIN -IN THE HEART OF THE CITT" 1J TOWEI.L ST., AT MAKaiET SAN FRANCISCO. FVKKV CONEMfcS' E and COMFORT U ROPEAN PLAN. $1.60 aud Cpward. THKE Auto Bus Meet. Trains, .-t earners Tnder Management of A. W. TURPIN wards, legal, 404 Taylor st.. and Olga Mort enaen. Ieeal. same address. SHAVER-STARRS Percy W. Shaver, le rral 2120 East Gllsan street, and Mary A. starks. legal, 167 East Seventy-eighth street North. BRIGHT-ADAMS rfieorge A. Bright, le gal. Portland, and Helen Adams, legal, 4J Madison street. WELDON-RL'PPERT Arthur John Wel don. aged IS years, S82 Clatsop street, and Sadie Irene Ruppert, legal, 330 Bldwell ave nue. VORPAHL-VORPAHL H. A. Vorpahl, le gal lt24 East Seventeenth street, and Re becca K. Vorpahl, legal, same address. Ml'LDOON-XOONAN M. T. Muldoon. le gal. 32 North Kleventh street, and Nellie Noonan. same address. STOP DANDRUFF! HAIR GETS THICK. IVr, BEAUTIFUL Girls! Draw a Cloth Through Your Hair and Double Its Beauty Spend 25 Cents! Dandruff Van ishes and Hairs Stops Coming Out. To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff is merely a matter of using a little Danderine. It ia easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Juat gee a 2o-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan derine now all drug stores recom mend it apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be art appearance of abundance, freshness, fluffiness and an Incomparable gloss and luater, and try as you will you cannot find a trace of dandruff or fall ing hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks' use, when you will see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair sprouting out all over your scalp Danderine is. we believe, the only sure hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it never fails to stop falling hair at once. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and care fully draw it through your , hair tak ing one small strand at a time. Tour hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful In just a few moments a delightful surprise awaits everyone a who tries this. Adv. l--r MFTAI POLISH Clne mora braaa signs, zino slgaa. brass railings, door knob and door Elates than all other pollahsa eom inad, becauaa it la tha quickest and . aafest to uaa. Sold by all Grocery, Bard war snd Drug Stores. Loot for Photo eCasi ' !1 f it tlJ-fell'iyn I SSiai