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TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1917. 15 AMUilRAI UCIM Tfl nuimiim. iit-L.ni iu BE HERE TODAY Naval Base Commission Will Hear Argument for Colum i; bia Site at Chamber. DESTROYER TRUXTUN HERE TTarship Slay Take Tarty to Van couver, and Then Proceed on Inspection Trip to Sea, Craft Is Minesweeper. Itear-Admiral J. M. Helm and the Federal Commission to investigate the proposed sites for naval bases on the Pacific Coast will arrive here on a Southern Pacific train at o'clock this morning, and will begin their hearing on the claims of the Columbia Kiver as a site at 9:30 at the Chamber of Commerce. The hearing will be held in the green room. The ammlttee from the Chamber of Commerce, consisting of W. P. La Roche, Q. B. Hegartit and Captain G. F. Blair, e'xpects to make a very brief pres entation of the merits of the Columbia Kiver harbor as a site, lnasamuch as a vast amount of material has been al ready placed in the hands of the com mission in documentary form, and there will be little need for extensive ver bal discussion. Although Rear-Admiral Helm has specified in his letter to the Chamber of Commerce, and also in his notifica tion to the Naval recruiting office in Portland, that the commission will be unable to accept any form of eepecial hospitality while in Portland, efforts will be made to arrange for the mem bers of the commission to be guests at luncheon at the Chamber at noon, be fore leaving for the mouth of the Co lumbia River. Trip Down to Be Inspection. On the trip down the commission will Inspect all the advantages of the Columbia as a possible site for a naval bafe. G. B. Hegardt, and perhaps other members of the local committee, will accompany the party on the trip. The United States destroyer Trux- tun is in the harbor, having arrived late yesterday from San Francisco, and will carry the party to Astoria. Members or the Commission are Admiral J. M. Helm, Chief of Con struction W. I Capps, Civil Engineer H. H. Rosseau, Captain G. W. McKl roy and Commander C. L.Hussey. H. H. Rosseau was formerly con nected with the work on the Panama Canal, under General Goethals. The Truxtun, known officially also as No. afternoon from San Francisco. The trim gray fighter, traveling beneath overcast skies of almost her leaden hue, seemed to glide as she was handled through the bridges by Pilot Babbldge. Above the Burnside-street bridge she was swung with her head downstream and berthed at Municipal Bock No. 2, at the foot of East Wash ington street. She is to leave there at 11 o'clock this morning with the Naval Baso Commission and Portlanders Interested In the selection of a Navy site on the river. It is not im probable they will proceed to Van couver and then head seaward, prob ably spending most time on the way in the vicinity of the Tongue Point Crossing. Lieutenant Womble Is Executive. The Truxtun carries a crew of 75, and when in tui commission should have three officers aboard. Now she has two officers and four chief petty orncers. sne was taken from the re serve fleet at Mare Island for the present duty. Lieutenant Stanley G. w oracle is acting executive officer. The Truxtun has two torpedo tubes. She is of 433 tons displacement and has eight 200-horsepower driving twin screws. The vessel was laid down in 1898, but not completed until 1902, be ing built at Sparrows Point, Mi, by the Maryland Steel Company. Her length is 248 feet, and her extreme breadth 22.3 14 feet, with a mean draft of six feet. Inasmuch as she is the first of her class on the Pacific to be fitted as a mine sweeper, the presence of the Truxtun at this time is of interest. KLAMATH BREAKS TAILS ITA FT Vessel Will Be Drydocked Here When New Shaft Comes From Frisco. That the tallshaft of the McCormick steamer K.lamath had broken was as certained on the arrival of the disabled vessel in the river yesterday morning in tow of the steamer Celilo, so she was ordered to St. Helens in tow of the tug Oneonta and will be drydocked here when a new tailshaft is received from San Francisco. The Klamath was reported in trouble off Cape Arago Monday night, when Douna ror ban v rancisco from Port land. It was thought then the loss of the propeller was responsible for her helplessness. The steamer Celilo, of the same flag; which was bound from Puget Sound for California with a lum ber cargo, steamed to the vicinity and took the Klamath in tow Tuesday morning. The former will continue on her way south today. It is expected the new shaft will be here in four or - five days and the Clamath probably ROSE CITY REPORTS EARLY ooumemers uiimpse Floating: Ice in River on Way Here. " - --.v - umiin A catumjj Portland yesterday on the steamer .ose City had their first view of float lng ice in the Columbia, which was in . i ct i. ncieiia aua Warrior Rock. Weather conditions . outside were not bad. . unlrl rni Rankin, there having been a southerly blow along the California Coast and . off the Oregon shore rain was plenti iui. The steamer left San Francisco promptly at 4 o clock New Year's dav, so she ran from dock to dock in 48 hours. Because of her departure being on a holiday, she did not bring a full cargo and, for the same reason, her passenger list was less than 100. The Rosa City will be here only two days this trip, being due to depart tomorrow i afternoon at 3 o'clockl so freight will be hustled as she is to carry away all .. that can be loaded. IIU 1IU - r V UET KLAMATH "- Reported Wireless Message Failed to Reach Steamers From Wallula. Failure of th Port of Pnrtlnnrt 11 - Wallula to ,get in touch with the steamers Klamath and. ?eliln hv'wirn did not tow the Klamath to Port yes terday. Sha left the Columbia before " 3 o'clock Tuesday morning in response to a message that the Klamath had lost plan was for the Wallula to take th Klamath, relieving the CelUo mo the 0NE OF UNCLE SAM'S COMBINED ACtU DILFIIU OYVr.tJ'JiKS AKK1VLS E Jt VSIi Ur AiAf Au BASE COMMISSION. 1 - 1 i i ' ' , 'i !' ) ' - 1 t "Z-- ' ( 7 ' I ' - J 5w I v ' 'J Iter :s5vaj " ' r ' 1." ' t - ! ' i L (V "V) - y - - S-J - ' . v ' ( i " j c . ' - j - . 'i x' I - ' ? J 1 , ' - " ' ' " i - ' TRUXTUN AVHEX SHE latter could continue to the Golden Gate. The 'Wallula had not been re ported last night and it was assumed Captain Jack Reed, her skipper, was continuing his search. At the last meeting of the Fort of Portland Commission orders were au thorized for the installation of new wireless sets aboard the Wallula and Oneonta, they being purchased out- ight from Kilbourne & Clark, of Se attle. The change is to be made Feb ruary 1 and it is said the range of the apparatus will be materially extended. WAKEJfA IS LOADING CARGO New Steamer Tows to Golden Gate, Where Machinery Will Be Placed. Lumber is going aboard the hull of the nw McCormick steamer Wakena. built at Wilson Bros.' yard, Astoria, and which was completed at the plant of the St. Helens Shipbuilding Com pany. It is estimated the vessel will load 1.100.000 feet this time, wnicn is 50,000 feet more than other steamers of the fleet carry that have passen ger . accommodations Her machinery . . . is to be installed at Ban Francisco, and when ready for service it is expected she will load close to 1,160.000 feet. The Latourell. now at Wilson Bros yard, la to be launched shortly. The probabilities are the vessel will be fiin- Ished there, towing to ist. tteiens tor her lumber cargo when all work has been finished except the installation of machinery, which Is to be done also at San Francisco. . AXGEL IS FIRST OF FLEET Los Angeles Man Conies to Look Af ter Navigation Company's Vessels. To be on iand while the motor schooner Angel is being completed and outfitted here. F. N. Mills, of Los An geles, secretary and treasurer of the Merchants' Navigation Company, a Los Angeles corporation, has arrived in the city, accompanied by lira Mills. Captain Terry, also interested in tne company, has been here, since an un completed hull was purchased from Captain G. M. Walker and that is now In the slip at Municipal dock ro. i. 6il-burning engines have been or dered for the vessel and they are eoon to be shipped. Robert Mcintosh has contract for all of the woodwork aboard and, while that was delayed for a time, it is said to be going ahead rapidly now. The Angel will be the first of a fleet the Merchants' Navi gation Company proposes to operate between San Pedro and Mexican ports. Chelialis Breaks Another Record. ABERDEEN. Waeh., Jan. 3. (Spe cial.) The steamer Chehalis broke an other record for fast steaming and loading between Grays Harbor and San Francisco when she cleared urays Har bor yesterday on the fourth trip in 26 days. - Since December 8 she has left Grays Harbor four times with cargoes. These totaled 2.700,000 feet. Slarine Notes. On her. second voyage to the river the motorshlp Sierra reached Astoria yesterday afternoon from San Francisco. She loads a return targo of lumber. Lumber the schooner Henry K. Hall Is to load for Sydney is ready for her at West- port, where she will tow to load. The vessel is on the way from San Francisco and the prevailing southerly weather is expected to shorten her time at sea. Once again the' Federal pipeline dredge Wahkiakum is operating at Henrlcl s. which digglns she abandoned last week when ice was running iu tne river. Isaac Turppa has been signed as master of the Port of Portland tug John AlccraKen, succeeding N. W. Stayton. To finish her cargo at Astoria the steam er La Prlmera left down last night after having taken on 100 bundles of box shooks at the mill of the Multnomah- Lumber & Box Company. She discharges at San Fran cisco. . Brlnainz general cargo from the Golden Gate the Border ,line steamer Dispatch was in the harbor yesterday and will probably get away tonight on her second trip to California. Lumber laden for California, the steamer Tiverton sailed last night from Prescott. The steamer Stanwood shifted from Pres cott to Westport to work the last of her load and the steamer Jonan Poulsen went from Oak Point to Westport to finish. On the arrival of the steamer Daisy, from San Francisco yesterday she went to Westport to start her cargo. United States Steamboat Inspectors Ed wards and Wynn heard testimony of mem bera of the crew of the steamer Northland yesterday, bearing on a collision Friday with the steamer Northwestern. The Inves tigation will be closed next week when thdsa on the .Norm western give tneir version. Gaining 1.1 feet at Portland and 2.2 feet at Salem yesterday, the Willamette River Is expected by the Weather Bureau to rise moderately fast today and tomorrow and less rapidly Saturday. Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND, Jan. S. Arrived Steamers Despatch and Klamath. U. S. torpedo-boat destroyer iruxion, irom baa Francisco; TORPEDO-BOAT DESTROYERS REPORTED YESTERDAY Rteamr Rose City, from San Pedro via Ban Francisco. Swlled Strmer UPrtmfra, for San Francisco via Astoria; A ar una - I i vprtun Tor I liverton. iori. ban Francisco. ASTORIA. Jan. 8. Arrived at t and left up at :8G. IT, S. torpedo-boat destroyer Trux tun. from San Francisco. Arrived at v A- m. and left up at 9:30 A. M., steamer Rose City, from an Pedro via San Francisco. Arrived at 0 A. M-. steamer Klamath, trom Ban 1 Francisco. In tow of steamer Celilo. which is bound from Puet Sound for San Francisco. I Arrived at ii:u A. M. ana leit up at noon, i steamer Daisy, from Pan Francisco. Ar rived at S A. 51.. steamer JLaly rulnam, 1 -from San Pedro. Arrived at 1 and left up I . 'J - A l U Tkr m rit r-- .1 1 .1 Kimrfa f mm Kan I rancisco.- Arrived at 11 A. M.. steamer I w asntcnaw. rrom fori r-an laiib. L.ett up at I 2: P. M.. steamer Klamath, in tow of tua Oneonta. a . . i . . . ..om t. ,, - Steamer Beaver, from Portland for San Pedro. Arrived Steamer Jsortbern Pacific, I from riavet, I ETTIEKA. Jan. R. Arrived steamer V 1 A. Kilburn. from Portland and Coos Bay for Saa Francisco. I SAX FRANCISCoT Jan. 8 Arrived St-samera L,uz Blanca (British), from Pavta: 1 lty or fapeete, rrom unga; schooner Lily, irom. uoooiuiu. bauea steamer baa Jose, lor ADCOO. c 1 1 ..." .J":.. a Arrivea Dicttmers uavenport ana Wilmington, from n f rancisco. sailed steamers Humboldt, Senator, for San Francisco; olphln, for boutneastern Alaska: Panama Maru (Jap- ciicao, tort aougKonc via loaonama. MARINE -INTELLIGENCE. Steamer Schedule. DUE TO ARRIVE. Name rrom Data Rote City Los Angeles. .. . i In port. Northern Pacif 10.. . . can Francisco. . F. A Kilburn. ... ..ban Francisco. . Northwestern Los Anteles Jan. 6 . Jan. . Jan. . Jan. Jan. Beaver Los Ancelea. ... Breakwater. ...... San Francisco. . DUE TO DEPART. Kama For Data. Tale, Hose City Harvard . , . 8.F. for L.A.-8.D. Jan. S los Ange:e. . . . , Jan 6.F. for L.A-S.D. Jan. ban Francisco... Jan. . a.n F. ancisco . . . .. J an. Los Angeles. ... Jan. . fean Diogo Jan. San Diego....... Jan. . baa Francisco. .. Jan. - Los Angeles. .... .Jan. 6 Northern Pacific. F. A. Kilburn.... o B Northwestern. . Klamath Wapama Breakwater. 10 12 Beaver. ......... 1J Pacific Coast Shipping Notes. SAN FRANCTSOO. .Tan a .iniriy aaya from Honolulu, the schooner ijiy maae port today. For Balboa and ports, tha Pacific Mailer San Jose left at 1 o'clock this afternoon with a full cargo v uhwa mis aiterrj and 70 passengera ueiayed several hours by coaling opera tions, the Union liner JMoana. mt tn -u n'S.h,i: T58 vessel left for Wellington via Pepette and Baratonga with 2000 tons of Siicini GUKD and 44 DflilllllfPrR Taking out a total of 270 passengers as -tn u ions or general cargo, the a . k. k liner Korea Maru steamed for the I wiiriu mis ttiiernoon, via Honolulu. Announcement made today that the W. R. Grace liner Colusa Is to leave here iur jvooe ana Manna about the middle of February marks the first development of the Orient trade bv thla fir- ,nd v. ...- of the present trip of John H. Rosseter to .Via v.. , -i.ii . " ' Zl t J , 1 aerinite lnrorma- tlon was obtainable as to the Intentions of the company, it is thought that other ve- sela will be sent following tn Pni,,.. The steamer Northern Pacific arrived from Flavel at 4:45 P. M. today with passengers ana rreight. The onlv lumh.r f a ,n n nn Oregon port today was th- Arl-itn mt, k from Coos Bay with 74S 000 feit "',, m,u r- I c..v. , ..Ti ll4?.'0??. teet Xor the W.1..111 uuinucr company. Among departures for the -nnh .v.. J-. tA, cSlTai toT Greenwood. Caspar for 4.1: r uri Maroor. J he. Chilean schooner Curzon. J778 tons. hart been chartered on nrlvnip ttrmm .i Comyn, Mackall & Co. to carry lumber from j-ugei - couuu to tne west coast of South America. " ine steamer lieo. w. Elder has h-n -nar. tered by the Pacific Mall Steamship Com. ' J in n one i uuiiu trip irom San x 1 auiiozv 1.0 x?aiDoa. GRAYS HARBOR. Wash.. .Tan a a clal.) The steamers' Multnomah' and Ore gon arrivea mis morning. The Multnomah loauing at me tsay uily mill and the Ore the last trip of the Oregon to Grays Harbor con h 1. v ! Hon nrnm.ri mill Thi. , i . , in some montns, tor she has been chartered ! lr"S'v. . " " uu isaisT r rffmin are due from Ban Franclaon R,ini.. The steamer Coronado should arrive 'from San Pedro Friday. Tha steamer Willamette Is due to arrive nuiu out rancisco r naay. COOS BAT, Or.. Jan. 8. (Special.) The steam schooner San Gabriel arrived this morning at 7 irom San Francisco and la loading lumoer at -tne Bay Park mllL The steam schooner Yellowstone, from San Francisco, and the steamer Breakwater, Lium ruruuuu, are aue IDUriuay. ASTORIA, Or.. Jan. 8. (Special.) Th destroyer Truxton, Captain Wars, arrived this morning from San Francisco after a rough trip up the coast. She left aimost Im mediately for Portland, where ahe will meet Admiral Helm and the other members of the special Naval Board that la securing data relative to a proposed naval base. The board will come to A,storia on the Truxton tomorrow ariernoon. Bringing fuel oil for Astoria and Port land, the tank steamer Washtenaw arrived today from California. The steamer Breakwater, with freight and passengers from Portland and Astoria, sailed this morning for Baa Francisco, via Coos Bay and Lureka, The steamer Rose City arrived this morn ing trom San Pedro and Ean Francisco. bringing freight and passengers for Astoria anu Portland. The steam schooner Daisy arrived today 7 "Reduction" writes: "I am seeking I some safe method to reduce my flesh. While-my frame is large I am getting I real iai, ana qi course 11 n ing." Answer: ' For many years I have placed reliance In the formula known as Tiv.rniln arboione lamets DacKea in sealed tubes with full directions for home use. Some have reduced as mucn as forty pounds in a few weeks. www C. O. C. asks: "I am constipated. tongue coated, have headache, dizny spells and indigestion sometimes. Please advise." Answer: I advise that you begin using three-grain sulpherb tablets (not sul phur). These tablets are laxative, act on the liver, kidneys and bowels and tend to keep the blood pure by arous ing the eliminative functions. Relief should follow quickly. "Grateful" asks: "About a year ago I was afflicted with a bad case of dan druff. I used plain yellow mlnypl and tnree treatments curea- me. ruw, i want to know if I can increase my weight about 80 pounds?" Answer: I have very frequently ad vised thin, anaemic, bloodless people to use three-grain hypo-nuclane tablets at meal times. They assist digestion. Increase the nutritive processes and eive Btrength and flesh to sucn people, several months' treatment is essential to produce results. , "Awful Pain" writes: "For over a month I have had awful pains in small of back over hips. Also have neuralgia on one side of my face. Can you pre scribe for this?" Answer: Asnly freely once or twice daily to the parts affected Pine-o- laium. this rine ointment eiops umn, overcomes chest colds that are deep seated, relieves rheumatic pain and is useful in many ways. ... "Secretary" writes: "I have pains in my spine and rrlgbtrui neaaacne in I l.arlr nt Vi.aiI fntntine anells. twitching ,h tromhltns- narvousnitaii. sleeDless- i c.f annetite and strVnalh. and. ' ' . . . . 1 . ' h . in' when It comes to performing accustomed worn, auu duties." frnm Ran Pmnrlieo and Went tO WestpOft. wh.r. aim will load 250.000 feet of lumber. ona win " to complete net "f5. . The steam schooner Daisy Putnam srnvea todav and went to j.nappton iq lumber Sha will shift tomorrow to finish i . , irMtnari and Rainier. Th. .milliirv schooner Blerra arrived to- . ... . 1 from San Francisco ana i ""'"" , . v. vimath The disabled steam jchooner Klamatn arrived today in tow of Jha steam schooner '.inn I k amaia m " - " n ., H f t but ! nnr namascu " ' She left thla afternoon ror tt- of tho.tu? Oneonta. The Celilo wui this evening; or tomorrow mui .i i ........... n Kan irrancisco. n-A. Wallula left early yesteraay 1 1 1 1 1 1 rr n.i . u i un . r . . nnrnin. ,,irrh for the disabled schooner Ki..h when last heard from sha was -t"l cruising and ail attempts w ' ..ntifv her that the Klamath bv wireless had arrived in port have been "t"e- The tank steamer Atlas srn.tu m.- !.. frm California, bringing luel on ior Astoria and Portland criTTT P Waah . Jan. 3. (Special. ) The purchase of the steamer Grace Dollar from the Dollar line and the charter with the option of purchase on the Northland from Parr-McCormlck is expected to be closed- Thursday by the Paclflo Steamship Company. Both deals are especially cer tain to go tnrougn, nu .v.. -.- to be added to the Alaskan fleet of the company. - . . The steamer Humnoiai naucu . Kn Francisco with 00 passengers and a capacity cargo at 11:45 A. M. Taking 15UO tons ot ireigni, mo ..ui Senator sailed for San Francisco at 8 A. M. Other sal inES today inciuuea mo sieamcr Panama Maru, of the O. S. K., for Hong kang. Manila and Japanese porta with 20 passengers and 7000 tons of cargo at i A. M. ; the steamer Dolphin for South eastern Alaska at 0 A - M-. with 45 pas sengers and full cargo of freight. Arrivals today were tne steamer" iau port and Wilmington from San Francisco. Marconi Wireless Reports. (All positions reported at 8 P. M. Jan. S, unit-tut otnerwise anHnw.j n.o v Eider San Pedro for San Fran Cisco. 10 miles from San Pedro. A cm a San Francisco for Orient. 4450 mi lea irom ban n rancisco, i to. KtnnHnrrl Arrow. Orient for San Fran cisco. 21!00 miles from San Francisco, Jan. 'X Astral. Hongkong for San Francisco, 2110 miles from San Tancisco, Jan. z. Manoa. Honolulu tor San Francisco, 2W0 Enterprise. San Francisco lor Honolulu. 763' miles from San Francisco, Jan. 2. mi?es from San Fxanclico. JaaT 2 mionian, Honolulu lor ban r rancisco, ? j Pleiadea Orient for San Franclaco. 1608 miles from San Francisco. Jan. 2. China. San Francisco for Orient. 348 miles west of Honolulu, Jan. 2. Venezuela, Orient for San Francisco, 17C3 miles irom gan rancisco, jan. . Logan, Manila for San t rancisco, 616 ml,e of Honolulu. Jan. 2. Curacao. San Francisco for Seattle, six miles north of San Francisco. Columbia. San Pedro for San Francisco. 05 miles south of tjitn FranciBCO. I nt a. 1:1 . rai. r 1 nut imu iui nau i cm u, a o I mllea south or Point Bur. I Grace Dollar. Tacorra for San Francisco, 200 miles north of San Francisco. I miles south of the Columbl I Keofleld. Point Wells for breakwater, Portland Tor coos Hay, 100 rtiver. or Richmond. 283 miles north of Richmond. Umatilla, ran Francisco ror beattle, .3 I miles north of Cape Bianco, Lucae. towing barge 93. Richmon I Seattle. 170 miles north of Rlohmond n d for 1 , , t . 1 T 1 . i, "'':'..'"'J"," ''""- I Celilo. Everett for San Francisco. Inside I columMa River. I Coronado. Pan Pedro for Grays Harbor, I S4f mllea north nf finn rnni-Urn I Iaqua, Gravs Harbor for San Francisco. 8 I miles south or ;rays Harbor. I Spokane, Seattle for Alaska, off Alert I xiay. Kl Pea-undo. Richmond for Seattle. A3 mllea from Seattle. XT. S. Naval Radio Reports. POINT ARGt'ELLO, Cat, Jan. 8. 8. P. Vorwood, San Pedro for San Francisco, 20 miles north of San Feclro at 8 P. M. S. B. Northwestern, four miles east of Santa Bar- I D,t 0 ' NORTH HEAD. Wash.. Jan. 3 Alameda, HOCKEY FANS, Attention . The management begs to announce an entire change in sale of Hockey tickets. Owing to the increasing demand for tickets, the in terest that has been taken in this fast and invigorating sport, the closeness of the league race at the present time, and in order to ac commodate our many patrons, the management deems it necessary to have a down-town ticket "office. A competent 6taff has been placed in charge of the entire seat sale and reservations at SPALDING'S niONE MARSHALL 21S BROADWAY AT ALDER for this and all succeeding games. Tickets will go on sale at down town office three days prior to each game up to 5:30 P. M., night of game. . - w FRIDAY NIGHT, 8iSO SHARP Vancouver Millionaires va. Portland Rosebuds The Season's Fastest Uame. SlIIIHIIIIRHlOHIIBIIIBIIBHIIBIBlBllUIB! The questions answered below are general in character, the symptoms or diseases are given and the answers will apply in any case of similar nature. Those wishing further advice, free, may address Dr. Lewis Baker, College building, College-El wood streets, Day ton. Ohio, enclosing self-addressed stamped envelope for reply. Full name and address must be given, but only in itials or fictitious names will be used In my answers. The prescriptions can be filled at any well-stocked drug store. Aqv druggist can order of wholesaler. Answer: In all such cases the assimi lative functions have not kept place ! 1 with waste functions and a poweriui, harmless tonic treatment is needed. I find three-grain cadomene tablets un excelled and astonishingly beneficial In such cases and advise them for you." "Laura" says: "Some time ago I contracted a very severe cold and cough. I have tried many remedies, but they do not seem to help me at all. I wish you would advise me what to do." Answer: What you need is a laxative cough syrup, one that will drive the cold from your system. The following prescription will check your cold and cmiarh: Get a 2'4-ni. oackaae of con centrated ' essence mentho-laxene and make according to directions on the bottle. Take a teaspoonful every hour or two until your cold Is better. This will relieve you In a very few days. M. J. B. asks: "My hair is" too oily and my scalp itches with dandruff, and of late it is combing out too much. What is a good treatment?" Answer: Obtain plain yellow mlnyol from your druggist in 4-oz. Jars and applv as per directions. This cleans, purifies, cools and invigorates the hair and scalp, thus stopping the death of the hair. Dandruff and itching are at once relieved. Men and women all over the country now use it reguiany. "Weakness" writes: "Have been doc toring for kidney trouble and now want your advice. Frequent desire is followed by burning pain and am very tender and sore over region of hiadder. Also backache affects me dreadfully. Can hardly move when 1 awake in the morning. Weakness, too, is a Bjmp- lAnswer: I think if you will take balmwort tablets regularlv for a few weeks your kidneys and bladder will become normal and such symptoms vanish. This Is unequaled for auch complaints in my estimation. "Young Woman" writes: "I am much disturbed bv an internal catarrhal con dition manifested by a discharge. What will overcome it?" Answer: A douche with antiseptic vl lane powder, which is mildly astrin gent and healing. A teaspoonful to a quart of water should be used dally. NOTE: For many years Dr. Baker has been giving fre advice' and pre scriptions to millions of people through the press columns, and doubtless has helpad in relieving Illness and distress more than any single Individual In the world's history. Thousands have writ ten him expressions of gratitude and confidence. Adv. Cordova for Valdea, leaving Cordova, noon. Jan. 2: Admiral Watson, Kodlak for Seward, 3.1 miles from Kodlak. 8 P. M., Jan. 2; steamer Valdez, fan Francisco fof Van couver, off Cape Foulweather. 8 P. XL, Jan. J. ftnv.KK Cal Jan. 8. The tuc Goliath. towing Wajthougal. northbound, off Blunts Reef at P. M. SAN' FRANCISCO. Jan. 8. Arrivals Iro quois, from Mara Island. January 2. New Orlea'na. from Uuaymas, January 2. pniST ARCrtTELlX). Cel.. Jan. 3. 6. B. Costa Rica, 1.0 miles from Mazatlaa at s Columbia River Bar Report. NORTH HEAD. Jan. 8. Condition of ths bar at 6 P. M. : Sea. smooth; wind south' west IS miles. Tides at Astoria Thursday. High. B:50 AM?.. I Low. B O fwtl-t 52 A. M S 9 feet 11:25 A.M. ....T fMtlS.OSP. VL 0.8 foot Vessels Lntered Yesterday. Ams-. lcan steamer Despatch, general cargo, from fc-un Francisco. American steamer Northland, ballast, from Sau Francisco. Teasels Cleared YesterdaT. American ateamer La Prlmera, shooks, for San Francisco. COL. M'LAUGHLIN LEAVES Tliird Oregon Praised and Farewell Said to Governor. SALEM. Or.. Jan. 3 (Special.) "I have been on duty In Oregon for three years and I leave Oregon an Ore gronian," was the farewell of Colonel Clenard McLaughlin in a letter to Gov ernor Wlthycombe. Colonel McLaugh lin had command of the Third Oregon Regiment on the Mexican border and leaves to take up his duties with, the regular Army forces in Mexico. In his letter to the Governor Colonel McLaughlin says in part: "As I am about to leave Oregon I wish to state to you my appreciation for the support you gave the Third Oregon Infantry during the period that I was its Colonel. "Should the country again need the services of its National Guard it is my desire that I may have an opportunity to command an organization composed of men of the character and physique of the men that were in the Third Ore gon Infantry during its recent serv ice on the Mexican border." F. Relsner, Grand Army Man, Dies. EUGENE. Or, Jan. 3. Frank Relsner, past commander of athe Department of Oregon, urana Army or tne itepuDllc, and former Treasurer of Lane County, died here today after a lingering ill ness. He came to Oregon In 1880. Mr. Reisner was born in Germany in 1S39, and came to the United States when 12 years told. lie enlisted in th' Thirteenth Indiana Infantry at the out break of tha Civil War and served throughout. He is survived by his widow, a sister living In Indianapolis AUCTION BALES TODAT. AUCTION SALE 'TODAY At Baker's "uctton House. Yamhill and W. Park sL Furniture, etc. Sale at 10 A. M. TOO LA7E TO CLASSIFY. GEORGE WALSH IN THIS ISLAND OF DESIRE." TODAY MAJESTIC THEATER. WASH. AT PARK. MAT., 10c; EVE., ISO. BORN. MR. AND MRS. MORRIS TAYLOR BIO Vista ave.. are being congratulated on the birth of a son. Wednesday. Jan. 9. 191 Ice Palace America's Finest Ice Rink. 21st and Marshall AMTSEMENTS. HF If T f1 Bmlwir at Taylor - Mala 1 d A 1122 3 E1S TONIGHT 8:15 bPtClAL PRICE MAT. EAT.. 5:15 Wiluam Elliott F. Ray Comstock and Morris Cesl WONPERFUL FLAX 9 Month la New York 7 Months In Chicago 5 Months in Boston 10 BIG S CENTS COMPANY OF U A Lava Story of Youth. His Tria I aid Temptations Eves., 2.0 to 50c. Fat. Mat.. $1.50 to 60c SEATS NOW SELLING. BAKER a THKATER osiiway and Morrison AI.WATS A SHOW OF QU ALITT Tonight All Week Matinee Saturday, 'lap Magnlriceut Western Drama THE GREAT DIVIDE As played by Henry Miller. A wondurful American play ot ths Arizona D-rt. Evenlng-s SSe, 51K-, 750 : bat. Mat. t5r. COe. xt Week, Starting Sunday Mat. "ROI.LINO KTONKS." NEXT WEEK Phyllis Neilson-Terry Rurdella Patterson, John and Winnie tlennlna-, Irwin and Henry, Flylna Henrys, Travel Weekly, Orchestra. MILT DONAUIK A COLLINS bTEMAKI PANTAGES MATLNEE DAILY. 2:30 TUo Razzllng, llaiillsr Mnlral Comedy lilt all. auu.iitu With P.ob Harmon, Ardclla Cleavea and a !- cast, inrnictnr tne 'rettlest or Olrla. 6 IlilILK BIO ACTS Boxes and luges reserved by phone. Curtsln 2:3". 7 and 9. MLETENO NOTICES. B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 12 Macular kneetlng this (Thursday) evening. Elks' Temple. 8 o'clock. Visiting brothers welcome, B- or der ot the E. R. M. li. SPAULD1NO. Se, THK RIVFRVIKW CEMKTFRT ASSO CIATION. OF PORTLAND The. annual mc5.'.,.n of tne Jnmbers will be held at Lsdd : m"oh uana on .Monday. January 8, 117, at S:3l p M. All lot owners are members and entitled to participate. A general at tendance la requested. W. M. LAPP. President. COLUMBIA LODOE, NO. 114. A. F. AND A. M. St s ted com munication thrs (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock. Masonic Temple. A prominent member will lecture on a aubject of In terest to Masona. ViRitlnr brethren always welcome. Hy order W. M. FRED L. OLSON. See. SUNNYSIDE LODGE. NO. J6. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication tonight (Thurs day), at 7 P. M. work E. A. degree. Visitor welcome. Hy order of W. M. F.. M. LANCE, See. MARTHA WASHINGTON SOCIAL CLUB meets tonight lu Washington Masonic Hall. East Sth and Burnside. Programme, cards, dancing, i ef reshments . All P. E. F. and friends Invited. ANNA B. ELLER. See, THE MACCABEES, N. B. Portland Tent, No 1, will have regular review and instal lation of officers at their hall, 408 Alder ., on Thursday evening, Jan. 4. All mexubera urged to be present. 1 OEO. P. BAKER. X. K. OREGON COM M AND ER T. K. T- Social and cards this (Thursday) evening, at 7:ou. - Will be looking for you. C. F. WIEUAND. Rec. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, plna New designs. Jaeger Broi, 181-S Sixth at. FRIEDLANDER'S. Jeweler, for Emblems. Class Pins and Presentation Medals Designs and estimates furnished tree. aiO V- ash. DTTO. JOHNSON At the family residence. Hills dale. Or.. January 3. Bertha Johnson, aged 30 years U months 18 days, beloved wife of Andrew Johnson, mother of Rosa Johnson. Remains are at Holman'a fu neral parlors. .Announcement of funeral later. BELL At his late residence, 4C2S Twenty fifth avenue Southeast, Memory W lillam Hell aged 2S years, beloved son of Mr. and! Mrs William T. Belt Remains at P L Lerch undertaking parlors. East Eleventh and Clay atreela. Funeral no tice later. ST1CKEL At the residence. 1125 E. Lin coln sl. Jan. 3. John stlckel. age 39 years Beloved husliand of Elizabeth Stlckel. father of Mrs. Julia fhenk. John. Anton, and Peter Stlckel. Notice of funeral later. Kemalna are at residence parlors of Miller Sl Ttacey. Washington at tlia su BRUM WELL At 434 Thirteenth street. January 3. Sarah Katherme Bruniwell. aged 63 years. Funeral notice later. Re mains are at the funeral parlura of A. I. Kenworthy & Co.. io0-o4 Wiid st. fa. iu Lenta. MDANIEL In this city. January 3. Thomas S. McDaniel. agud i2 years, lute of ouo East Stark atreet. The remains are at the undertaking establishment of J. P. Finley eV Son. Notice of lunural. hereafter. JACKSON In thla city. Jan. 3. Charlea E. Jackson, aged 43 years, late of Wallace. Idaho The remains art at the residence estahlishra-nt of J. P. FlnKy tc Hon. Montgomery, at 3th. JtlAltivl.ta.l in l ii ia tuj, iev. ... ... Parli:ley. age 03 years. Notice of funeral later, llerualna ara at tn pariora ot mi ler a Tracey. Washing ion at Ella au JOHNSON tn this city. Jan. S, Charlea Johnson, age .19 years. Notice of funeral later. Remalna are at the parlora of MUl.'r & Tracey. Washington at Llia su PALMER Hush Pslmer. aged 44 years, January 8, at 235 Dixon atreet. Remains at Dunning at McEnleo parlora. Funeral notice later. FLORISTS. MARTIN FORBES CO.. Florists. SS4 Washington. Main 2rl9, A 12. Flowers for sll occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BKOS . Florists. J7 Morrison st Main or A 1S03. Fine flowers and floral designs No branch etorea. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7213, A 212L Sell ing big., eth and Alder sts. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 25 Washington St., between 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A 1 101 MONrMF.NTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 24-26 4th st.. oppestte City Hall. Main 6304. Philip Neu Sons for memorials. 3E BLAEISIN& GRANITC CO. THIPQ AT MAOISCN jTHEET. r (pleasure FUNERAL NOTICES. BAR ANDEX At the residence of his nephew, iTeorge Kienl. Cornell road, near Cedar Mills. Anton Baranden. aged s7 years 5 months -0 days. Frienda jtivited to attend funeral services, which Will be held st tha Union Schoolhouse Church at Cedar Mills at 1 P. M. tomorrow t Prt dayi, January b. Interment -Union Cem etery. Automobiles will leave Holman'a funeral parlors. Third and Salmon streets. . at 12 o'clock noon Friday lor the above funeral. ROBINSON" In this city. Jsn. S. Mary A. Robinson, aire 68 years. Peloved wife ot Harry M. Koblnson, mother of Kred Rob inson, Mrs. HIUo Bartholomew and Mra. i"rancea Walker, all of this city, and Ralph Robinson, of Tacoina. Wash. Funral will leave ihe Chanel of .HUrr & Tracer at 10:Kt! A. M.. Thumrtav. Jan. 4. Mass will be saM at St- Stephen's I'hurch. KT&st 42d and Taylor- ets.. 11 A. M Krmairis win b forwarded io Tacoina, Wash., at 1!:10 P. M. MENZIES At the family residence, Kast Nineteenth street, January 2. 1917. John Wilbur Menzles. aged t2 years 7 months 5 days. He leaves his wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. K Mum in a. of Koss'.yn. Wash.: Miss Ida Menzles. of thla city. Kuneral services will be held today (Thursday, January 4 at the residence at a P. M. Interment in Klverview Cemetery. Hreeae & Snook In charge. ASaACHEH At the residence, 307 f. 16th st., Jan. S, Kred Amacuer. age 29 years. Beloved son of Margaret Amacher. brother of Harry Oscar and Louis Amacher. of this city." and Mrs. D. 1 i'ierson. of Crasswell. Or. Kuneral services will be held Krlday, Jan. t, at J:M p. M-. at tha parlors of Miller & Tracey. Washington at Ella st Interment Kosa City Cemetery. OBISLER At the residence of her son. Ernest Oelsler. 30 East Ash street. Jan uary 3. Clara Gelsier, aged e3 years. Krlends Invited to attend funeral serv ices, which will be held at Holman's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon streets, at 10 A. M. tomorrow (Friday!, January 5. . Interment Rlvervtew Cernefery. ALLEN At Troutdale. January 2. Maria Al.en, aged To years. The funeral serv ice wl!I be conducted today (Thursdav) at 30 A M In the mortuary chapel of A D. Kenworthy & Co, 6St'2-04 Nlnetv-second street. Southeast, in Lenta Friends in vited to attend. LIXEIIAN The funeral services for tha lata Hettle N. Linahan will be held to lay (Thursday), at 1 o'clock P. M at the residence establishment of J. P. Fin ley eV. iion. Montgomery at ftth." Friends Invited. lntermeut at Rlverview Ceme tery. VAN STRALEM The remains of the lata Frank Via stralen will be sent on tha S:15 A. M. Oregon Electrlo train Saturday. January a. to Dervoort. Oregon, where . services will be held at tha Catholic Church at 10:a0 A. M.. and Interment made. Remains at A. K. Cellar's parlora. WALSTROM January 2, at 478 Roeelawn avs.. Virgil L.. aged 1 month, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Oustave Walstrom, Pri vate funeral services will be held from A. R. Zeller Co's parlors. January 4, at 2:80 P. M. Interment at Itose city Ceme tery. SETBOLP The funeral service of the lata Mamie Feybold. aged 42 years. ba held at her late resiuence. t72 Forty-second avenue boutheast, today i Thursday), at 11 A. M. Funeral arrangements in cara of P. L. Lerch. undertaker. HORGER At the resldance. SIS Commer cial St., Jan. 3, Kdna H. Horger, age 4 moatha. 'Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra Charles Horger. Notice of funeral later. Remains are at the parlors of Miller A Tracey. Waahlngton at Ella at. OLDS The remains of the late Ell P. Olds will be sent by the A. R. Ze'.lar Co. on the 7:45 A. M. train today (Thursday!, to Tillamook, Oregon, where acrvlces will be held and Interment matie. JACKSON Funeral services of tha late Mrs. J. H. Jsckson. of Oregon City, will ba held In thst city at Myers Ac llrarly un dertaking parlors. 2 F. M . today (Thurs day), January 4. Fl'XERAL DIRECTORS. EDWARD H0LMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877 RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets Main 507. A 1511 TKHFKCT ITNEKAL bLKVULS 1 OR 1-KSS MILLER & TRACEY Independent funeinl Directors, Lady AsMitant. Wa-h. at Klla St.. llrt. XUth and 31st. Main Stiiil, A 78S3. West Bide. Day and night service. J. P. (TNUiV 4t SON. Progressive Fuueral puectora M U N T li OMERY AT FIFTH. miSXIXG Jk MENTEE. funeral dlreotora. Broadway and Plna aireet. Phone Jlroaa- way 43u. A .'Q3. Liu) .utuu.iii. F. S. DLNNINO, INC.. East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East A:det siren. Eil 32. B !5?5. A. R. ZbiLLER CO.. WILLIAMS AVE. East lub. c luss. Lady attendant. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d. ind Ciay. M'n 4101'. A 221. Lady attendant. MR. AND MRS. W. H. 11 A Nl I LTON Fu neral tervice. E. COtri and till.san. Tab. 481-t. EHICS'JN Residence Undertaking Parlora. 12th and Morrison sis. Main til33. A 2.35. P. L. LEKi 11. East 11th and Clay atraeta. I.sdy attendant. Eagt 71. B lSS. BEEEZE & SNOOK lu6 Belmont at Slth. CREMATORIUMS. MOUNT SCOTT PARK Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 14SS. D 61 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office Room 153 (ounhouw, 6th-btroet ntranrf. Phone from to (V .Main Homo phono A 255. INljcbt call after office hou Mailt 2 SO. lieport ull case of cruelty to the abovo a5 r ess. Kltrlc lethal chamber tor small animals. Iiut? ambulance tor sick and dis abled animals at a moment's notice. Any ono desiring; a don or other pets, communi cate with us. Call tor all lost or strayed stock, as wo look after all Impounding. There Is no more city pound Just Oregon H umitn 8octy. -KW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS We have Insurance Money at 6 Private Funds at 6 and 7T ROBERTSON & EWING SOT-8 Northwestern Bank BIdg;. SrLEXOlD MO-ACRE WIIEIaT Oil STUCK KAItM In Waldow Hills, east of Palem IS miles, at 75 per acre, worth $100; J10U cash, part on terms. ' Address Coo. U. Jacobs. Salem. Or. Good for 10 days. W estern Bond & Mortgage Co. Oar Own Money at Current Ha tea. MUNICIPAL, A.M CORPORATION" IIOMIS. FARM AM) CITY L.OANS. rM Fourth St, Hoard of Trade Blda- Property Management We ft-lve careful and efficient attention to apartment-houses, office bulldicaa. leaaes. rentala. all property superviatoa. Coe A. McKenna & Co. General' Ileal ICatate. T7 Caaastr of Conuaerea, E01110LG0UDEYX0 r 1 6 7 LOANS LJc-Tb ON MORTGAGE SECURITY assaaasr mootmwcStcfin bank euiioiNS JNO. B. COFFEY Insurance, Surety Bonds 304 WILCOX DLDG, MAIN 702 MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Oregon Inveatment A- Mortaasre Co. OlXiCea 170 Third bt.
