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THE SUNDAY OKEGOMAS, FORTLAIVD, JANUARY 6, 15)01,
LIE AT CUSS BUI
Schooner Sausalito Drags An-
chor and Is Driven on Beach.
RAFT OF LOGS IS WRECKED
Southbound
Steamers
Bound for SI Hours-wires Go
Down and Hay Cities Are
Sliut Off From World.
MARSHflEI-D, Or.. .Ian. 5. Thurs-
day firouglH Uw wovet storm Coos Ray
han seen for many yours. The wind
blw a n I and the rain was constant
for over 21 hours.
The first to feel th Ptorm was the
dtrftmer Tflmalpals. wMM, was laying
at tin, railroad dork load in (r for Sun
J'mnclsco. Tin raft of telKrph poles
that ihc rimi KlnnKxHi-wsH torn away
nn1 scattered all over We bay,
Tho schooner Sanaa. ito was the nt
to fall In lin. Rlie wan anchored n
the lower bay and had both anchor!
out, but the wind was too strong for
her and she dvaggod anchor, going
through th- wharf at .Trv1 .andinar
' and liljch and dry on tl. hoc!i. but
waa gotten on at high tide by the txig
villi very little damage.
Thft toltprrnph and telephone lines
' wre Mown down and Coos Bay has
r n entirely i t off f rnm the outride
world, even the mall failing to make
lis appearance. Tlio steamers freak-
water. Plant. Kilburn and Tanmlpat
were utorm hound for
24 hour, all be-
ins: hound south.
Yesterday morning the Coquille
Hlvor bfgan to ris 6 rapidly thflt
wlien the pawnenprer - train which loft
IV 1 BTHhfloirt a-t 8 A. M-. for Myrtle Point.
wmk unable to return after reaching
Myrtle Point, It returned as iar as
Johnson's Mill and the passengers
wftlhpd over to Coquille City and there
i-att a. special sent out from here to
, bring: them In. but when the special
train reached Coqullle ami attempted
to return th water had rison so fast
' that It waa fmpontllf to leave Co
quill CMtv. no now both of them are
tird up by the freshet.
Frea Srhror-.W. whn m lived on thft
Oooullle River for many yearn, aa y
' thM In the lnt 4 O y r m Ins ho not
aeen the water rise o fast as it did.
ymcrflay.
Tt ha hrokn many booms and m.l-
llon of fet of lofts hvp arone out
r th. Coqullle t r. and tlie Ions to
tlio mills Hnd loggorn will be heavy,
While a crew 6( mm WIS trying to
break a Jam on th north fork of the
Coquiltc River. n'r JVle Bion
waa capntzed In a boat and drowned.
' iMl far PPdy Has not town rfcov-
erfd. Mr. Boon waa a resident of Sum
ner and waa a ntun hia;hly repected
- a-II who knew him.
OREGON' CITY LOCKS CLOStift
"Water Too Illgl. to Operate Water
KM-rcted to Hogin Vailing Today.
O) .ON CITY. Or.. Jan. S. (Sp
clal.) Thi Willamette Rlvr I o: K a
' VrTC ringed at an rarly Hour this mwn-
inar because of ho hUli water, which
renrhed 11 feet 4 Inchea at 1 o"eloek.
Th upper rlvr bas raised 1.7 fet
In the last 24 houra. but wiU probably
torn to ft standstill before morning.
Zurlrtj th day the river raised O.R of
foot. rajlatMrlnar 13. r. at o'clock to-
TlK Tualatin River Is largely reppon-
ihl for th lnte rle In the Upper
Jnrare acope of levl territory, and the
, water-, Is always three or four Uayn
.0 ... . . 1 p ......
Below the falls the river atands at
?2- fe.t tonlfrht, but will llkelv- fall be
fore mornliiR. an the Clackamas has
Tiern talllnp lor the last 2t hours, and
there Ih no hark water from the Co
lumbia. Leant nijcht trie lower river
rea-ietcred IS. 3 feet, and. baa raised 3.7
feet in 24 houra.
There Is no probability o( the mills
and factories at the falls havlnR to
cloae. althoiifrh the power has been
sliBThtly affected.
Waters Subsiding at llosehurg.
ROSEBURG. Or.. Jan. 5. The hiarh
watera are auhaldinfC and tbe extent of
the damasfs to farms is now being re
ported frntl U found to he very heavy.
-The mountain rt reams throughout the
county be'om" veritable torrents,
wash in gr out soil. fgraln, fences and
catrMM stock and drowning them.
The railroad tracks are now all clear.
an'l there la no apparent reason for
further delay of paBsenKer service. The
' first .train from the north will arrive,
about midnight tonight.
'Wnwliinjctoii County Forearmed.
HITiTBOnO, Jan, 5. (Special.) The
heavy frhot of thfc first of thi week
did but little damage in this coun ty.
t lthouarh the rain fall here exceeded
.that of other parts of the state by
Actual measurement. The bridges were
several years .ro. built hlfirhcr and out
; of the reaeh of- hlarh water, and as a
' consequence It Is -stated that S200 will
cover the entire brlge loss of the past
Year's Katnfu.ll at Albany.
' ALBANY. Or., Jan. f-Albany's total
" rainfall in Ifttfi was 29.66 Inches. It was
d1jtrihuted a mono; the different months
as follows: January. 4.7ft Inches: Febru-
flvy, d.S; March, 2.62; April, 2.01; May, 8.92;
Juno. 2.CS; July and AurusU none: Sep.
timber. O.&S: October. 2.31; November.
Jf.SS ; DeccmbfT. 5. 40-
Galos Creek Overflowing:.
VOREST GROVE. Or.. Jn. 3 (9p.
elnl.) The ratn and wind have done no
serious damage here, but th water of
...Gales Cwk has spreaJ far out over the
.bottoms, and is anid to be higher than it
haa-been for three years.-
Ciray's Harbor reople Shiver.
HOQl'lAM. Wish.. Jan'. 5 (Special.)
Ony'i Harbor la experiencing the
toljept snap ct the year, and tonight
the thtvmomeler is very low. No snow
fell today.
- ANT
ADDITIONAL
JCDGKS
Senator Piles Ask to Have Two
' -Added to Ninth Cirralt.
SKATTLE. Wash., Jan. 3 (Special.)
If a hill Introduced yasterday by
T-'nlted States Senator S. H. Plies is
paused and approved. Cornelius H.
J Ian ford, now .Tgdffe of the District
Court here. Is expected to be made Cir
cuit JuriKe.
The Ille bill provides for .the ap
pointment of two additional judges on
. the Court of Appeals, for the ninth
ihcuH. which Includes WashtnRtdn,
Idaho. Montana. Oreffon. California and
Kevada.
Practically the entire bar association
J . lf,nsr tl effort t enlavrsr th Court
of Appeala, for the. volume of bueineris
U so grfdt than Federal Judga IVhlt.
son. of Spokane, has bean repeatedly
called to Sao i-'r-nclco to heln put the
Circuit Court. The calendar is report
ed ten months behind nd the local
bar Association believes that an In
crease Is necessary.
Senator files notified K I n gc County
practitioners that he had submitted his
bill to the resident before Introducing
WILL FREE BAKER I'HOM DEBT
XhJs Yur's Tax Levy Will Put
County on Cash Baais.
BAKER CITT. Or.. Jan. S.-SpefciaD
Altliouarh the state tax on Baker
County la nearly double this year what
it was the last, the county will pay
every cent of. It, will nlst the money
for the other funds mentioned and for
the rtrat time In 30 y;ars will be en
tirely free from debt by April JO. 10 7.
In addition to this it will havo $30.-
000 In Its road fund. 132.000 in Itl
school fund and money on hand to
ly cash for every dollar of current
expense for the ennulng year.
Tills announcement wa mad this
morning- by the County Court, which
hfta decided to levy a. Ifi-mfll tax.
which wilt lower tlie amount paid by
the taxpayers thla year In compartaon
with last by 3 mills.
CHIEF JACRSOXiHAS G0"E TO
HAPPY Hl'XTIXG GKOI'XDS.
Well-Known Character at C009 BflJ
for Sixty Yearn Jie at ortl
Bend Home.
MARSHFIE3D, Or.. Jan. S. 8oeolal.
Jackson, the old Indian chief, has gon
to the happy hunting grounds. He pissed
peacefully a w ay at his home near Xorth
Rni yesterday. The old chief had been
on Cooh Bay for nearly GO years, and hie
age Is not Known, but lie wai over loo
years old.
THOMPSON OUT F-OR IIIXT
This Practically Decides That the
Mormon 111
Re Speaker.
BOISE, Iflano, Jan, 5,-(?peclai,Ht is
pretty well settled that J. Prank Hunt
will be cbof.en Speaker. The plan of
holding: the caucus thia e'nlns was Aban
doned and the matter will not bo settled
tmlil tomorrow. The north ks been en-
tirety unable to aa-ree and It seems noma
of those from that section have no dealre
to appear an candidates. This is noticeable
in the tfes Fcrces delegation, Fhicti ap
Pram to be guided In its poaltion by G. W.
Thompson, of Iewlaton. who Is on hand
as.sfstins in directing; affairs. "When he
arrived last evanlng, Thompson went at
ono.fi to Frank Hunt. Inslatlne that the
latter remain in the field. Mr. Hint said
he was a candidnf, but he was willing to
withdraw If it would be for the best in-
terepts of the party. Mr, Thompson paid
Vi must not withdraw, that lift must re
main In the field. Me then toolc the mem
bra of th Nes Perce" lelegntlon to his
room and had Mr. Hnt tell them he was
a candidate. Further, otlwg from the
north seem indisposed to try to get lr-
ret her, hut It Ira thouaht If Mr. Thompson
waa will In a; to got in, the northern end
could $et together.
ame Hatch a Snmrnsor Iater.
OLYMPIA, Waah., .Tan. 3. Governor
Mead announced yesterday that he
would not decide upon the appointment
of a -jiucceaaor to the late Judge Georare
C-. Hatch, of the Superior Court, for the
district comprising Jefterpon. Ialand
and Clnllam Count.-, until after the
convening of the Zeajlslature. on Janu-
ry 14.
Several candidates are alrnady In tho
flout for the position. Among those
whose claims have been tirRod by thatr
frienda are: A. "V. Rnddrea. City t
torney of Port TTownaend, Harry Bal-
imger, or rort Townsena; w, u. Gna
Sy. Troppcutlri? Attorney of Jefferson
Countv; Iester Still, of OoupevDle. Isl
and County, and J. K. Cochran, of Port
Anpeles. Clallm county.
(iovernor M'jftd has postponed ac-
Hon bpcause of a prsslhlc reairarg-
ment of the Judicial districts.
Trliewlnners in Map Content.
CHEHALJS. Wash.. Jan. S. There waa
keen rivalry In the map drawing con
test which County Superintendent R. E.
Bennett Inaugurated here. There were
IIS, mans submitted. V. E. Harman. P.
Simmersett and Dan W. Rush were the
judges and the award were made a m
follows: Firat prise. 5 in cash. to
Willie Miller; second, , 50, to Ernest
Renner: third. JJ.So. to Frank Fabick.
All puplln were from Olatrlct No. I06.
There were five SI prl.es. which were
awarded as follows: Henry Nash, district
21. EadonU. A. R. Glcason. teaehcr: Mln.
nie Forner and Mabel Shorey, ristrlct
27. Newaukury, Ottle Nettleton. teacher;
Clarence Ives, Olatrlct 11. Ford's Irl-
mary, M. B. Jacques, teacher; Mary
Mossman. District 23. Lincoln CVeek, J.
O. Mossman. teacher.
Trip TOO Miles to Save Life.
VANCOUVER. B. C. Jan. S. Saven hun
dred miles through Ice snd snow, with the
thermometer many degrees below sero. Is
the mission of two constable or the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police, who have
been told oft to save an Insane prospector
who is out in the wilderness of the Upper
Mcleod River Valley in danger of freezing
or starving to death. The police are ac
companied by Sam Adams, hunter and
prospector, who is acting as guide. James
nornbaek. the rancher. Is an American
from Montana who has been driven vio
lently mad by the isolation and solitude of
the North.
nefnse to Send Her to Oregon.
OLTirPIA. Wash.. Jan. S.-A majority
of the Supreme Court this afternoon In
deciding the Maud Creflield-Eisther Mitch
ell case, refuses to allow deporta
tion to Oregon, but sustains th action of
Judge Prather. of the King County
Court, with respect to calling a lunacy
commission. The opinion is signed by
Crow, Dunbar, Hartley and Rudktn. Chief
Jastlce Mount nd Justice Pullerton dis
senting. Justice Root signs the opinion
opposing deportation, but not atatlng his
Want Mail Service Resumed.
HOQU1AM. Vah.. Janj i (Specie 1.1
The settlers In the Clearwater country
north of here are preparing a petition
for the members of the Jefferson County
legislative board praying that a mall
service he established again in that dis
trict. For years the Government has main
tained mall service from Qulniault to
Clearwarter but owing to the bid. being
too high this aervtce has been discon
tinued. Bryan's Date at Eogeoe.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Bugene,
Or.. Jan. 5. (Special.) William Jennings
Bryan will lecture at the University of
Orepron. in Villard hall, on the evening
of January 24. A Isrge audience is ex
pected to greet the ditiliinulshod orator.
ICE IN SNAKE H1VER
Tie-Up of Steamboats Hourly
Expected aUewiston.
TEMPERATURE IS FALLING
Colder Weather in ISist an9 'Vessels
. Seek Safe Anchorage Wheat SU-
ot Ion Mill Be A f fee-ted .
Riyer at Good Stajcc
Ice Is forming In the Snake River and
a general tie-up of river steamers u
hourly expected. A (reneral snow storm
has been rasing for the past two day
and the thermometer has been hovering
bftwecn 22 and 21 above zero. Today
much colder weather ! expected and suf
ficient Ice to atop navigation will nave
formed by tomorrow morning.
At present the river at Biparia stands
S.J ahove low water and the Clearwater
Is considerably higher than that. With
this Btairt of water a protracted tle-,ip
is not likely. While shore ice will pre-
vent steamers from running, the Miser
lies in th blockades which reuult from
the running Ice from the Clearwater and
upper Snake rivers.
The Lnlted States Engineer boat Wal-
W-a Is tied up at Lewiston and preuar-
atlons maue to ward off the ice. The
STEAMER INTELLIGENCE.
Doe to Arrly"-
Nunc
Frorn
Afti ...San Fran in rort
Alliance Eureka In port
Columbia . .... .flan Fran. ... .in port
Geo. W. Killer. Sn Pedro. . . - Jan
F A. Kllburn.Han Fran Jan.
Koanoke. ..... San Fran. . . . Jan. 15
Aragonla Hongkong... Jan. 18
Nicomedla Hongkong. .. Jan. S4.
Scheduled to Ucpart.
Kama.
For
Pate.
Columbia San Fran. ... -Jan.
Alliance Eureka Jan. 7
Aztec .......... .San Fr.in. ... Jan. ID
Geo. "W. Elder.f'an Fertro Tun. to
F. A. Kllbum. . San Fran -an. 11
Roanoke San Pedro.... Jan. IT
Araronla .
. Hongkong.
Fh.
. . ri onfrKons. .
...II on ghong. .
. . . Hongkong . .
T--b 34
Feb. 2
Nuirantia
Arabia. . .
Entered Satwdiy.
Atirlla, Am. ata.mr. Bowdltch,
In tt 1 lat ait from San Franetaeo.
Columbia, Am. ateamnhip. Doran,
in teneril cargo from San Franciscc.
Cleared - Satiirdaj.
Aurttn, Am. riteamer, Bowdlteh,
with iOO,tKio Xect ot lumber for San
Ftat.c!fco loftdra at Vancouver.,
Columbia. Am. tteainxblp. Doran.
vltli a-wnor.al cargo (or San Fran-
clsco.
m tea mere of the O. rt. & J . Co. , have
not yct,ml!Sffl a trip, nut ttiey will proD
nhly Bek places of safety today. The
three boats will probably tie up at Lewis
ton. A freese-up at thin time will cau
tonslforabU trouble to laoal exporters.
s there is eonwiderahle wheat on the
bank awaiting? shipment. A scarcity of
wheat at Portland haa Impeded the load-
In? of it number"., grain turners Here,1
and the Snake . River freeze will work
further hardship.
STEAMER T, J, TOTTER TIES IT
lliftt Water and Drift Cause Afttorla
Boat to Suspend Operation.
Xhe steamer T. J. Potter, operating
between Portland and Astoria for the
O. Ft. A N. Co., haa been temporarily
withdrawn from the run, owing to the
heavy current and drift In the Willam
ette. The condition of the river at
Portland make, navlirfttlon dapireroiii. and
It was deemed advisable to tie up the
steamer for several days.
The withdrawal of the Potter seriously
affects the people livinu on the Washing
ton shore of the Ixiwer Columbia, whose
only means of transportation is by way
of the Astoria boats. The Undine, of the
"Vaneonver Transportation Company, - has
Ben making regular trips, but har mr-v-Ice
has been handicapped by the flood.
The principal trouble Is in the Willam-
ette. The Columbia River has not been
greatly a ffected by the recent rains.
The schooner . Mable Gale and the
Bteanier Sapu Ana have completed lum-
W cargoes, hut will not start down un
til the river recedes. The crest of the
flood Is now between Salem and Albany
and will reach here early In the morn-
Ing, Conditions are greatly improved,
and 16 feet will be the outside figure to
which the rise will extend.
The following river reports were re
ceived yesterday at 5 P. M.:
Portland, stage. 119 feet: rise since I
A. M-. 0.5 of a foot.
Albany. 25.8 feet, rise since S A. M. .
3.C feet.
Salem, 19.7 feet, rise since 8 A. Jl., 0.2
of a foot.
Barton. 9 feet, fall since 8 A. M.. 0.3
of a foot.
McMinnville, 37 feet, fall since A. M.,
18 feet.
The reports show the crest of the flood
to he near Albany. The river waa fall
ing yesterday at Harrlsburg and fciugene
and a 180 at Tualatin.
X.IGM"rSf JP OFF GOLDEN GATK
Relief Vessel Takes Place of Xo. "0,
Which Is Being Overhauled.
Relief lightship No. 76 has been placed
In commission 3 -miles oft the entrance
to San Francisco harbor, takina the placo
of llsht vessel Io. 70. which will be a-lven
her annual overhauling. The position of
the lightphip ia Wi mllee S 73 degrees
and 30 minutes west true (S. W. W.
magnetic), from the Kort Point light
house, and 500 feet to the northward of
the range line of the Fort Point and Al-
catraj lights. -
Relief ship No. 74 is a steam vessel hav
ing two masts and a flush deck. She
shows two fixed white llahts from three
lanterns encircling the masthead and each
4S feet .above the water. The ship is
painted white fore and aft and black
amidships. The word "Relief' Is painted
In large letters on each side of the
attamer. On the return of slilp No, 70 to
her station, Xo. "R will proceed to Cape
Mendocino an.l take the station of the
taunt's Reef ship, whl'e the latter un
dergoes repairs at San Francisco.
OPERATIONS ARE SCSPEXDED
No Work on Canal at Cascade Locks
1'ntll Spring. ' - .
United States engineers - have decided
not to begin dredging- operations at the
upper entrance to the Cascade Locks un
til all danger of a freshet has passed. It
was the original intentionu. to . place tbe
dredge in operation at the beginning of
last week, but weather conditions were
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Durlni? the montli of" tWemtar W tons
Of freight nd 4.VO paiwengers were
transported through trie locks. This Im ,
record for the passenger traffic . for the
Winter season. Railroad construction on
the north bank m Jn measure reaporifll
bl for th l&rKe amount of passengers
mid freis"ht.
W. P. Babcock Again- at fcea.
The Amrlan hlr "W.". K- Babcock, with
blacksmith coal from BaKImore for. Port-
land, is again at sea, and nw ordinary
srood luck will arrive In Portland parly In
February. The Babcock called from the
Ma.ryland port for the Columbia Ms y 21 .
1906. Adverse winds and a foul bottom
held hM back until fears were entertained
that nomethinf? ha-d befallen the vessel.
Iec'em oer 14 she put Into Honolulu for
provisions and water. At best the Bab
corK will nave bpen wwis at eea
when she arrives In Portland.
Abandon Alnsworlh Dock.
The water lines of the 0. R. 4 X. Co.
will abandon the Ains worth dock. and
from now on the river business of the
company will be handled from the Ah-
street and Aibna docks. This move was
decided on to save the expnss of an addi
tional doc-lc crew. Sinee the days of the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company the
A Ins worth dock lia? been the land ins-
place of steamers flyiny the rWte star
flag. From now on the ancient landtn-
llare will be used by- Portland-San Fran
cisco steamers only.
Jiea Whs Too Rough.
A 9TORIA. Or. . Jan. B.- (Special.) Tb
Cal lender Navigation Company's steamer
Jordan went to the lower harbor today
to place an anchor and run a cable by
which to ked?e the stranded schooner
Alice McDonald off the sands a t Clatsop
Spit, but the sea was too rough to do the
work and the attempt was postponed
until the conditions are more favorable.
No effort will be made to float the vessel
until the hish tides about January IO.
'ew Captain, for Aurella.
ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. 5. (Special.) The
steam schooner Aurelia. which arrived to-
day from San Francisco, is now under
the command of Captain R. W. Powdltch,
her former master. Captain Johnson, hav
ing; been transferred to the steamer
Scotia. The Aurelia will load at Vancou-
ver and will also take the deckload of
lumber which she left here on her pre
vious trip.
Clear With Lumber Cargoes.
ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. S. fSpecial.) Two
lumbor-ladon nesfiels cleared at tlie Cus
tom House today for San Francisco. They
were the steam schooner J. B. Stetson,
which carries a cargo of Sl.00i) feet of
lumber, loaded at the Tonirue Foint Lum
ber Company's mill. and the steam
schooner Charles Nelson, which carries a
cargo ot 600.000 feet of lumber, loaded at
St. Helens. v
New Bar Pilot Appointed.
ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. 5. (Special.) Cap
tain H. A. Mathews, the bar pilot, who
retired from -the service on January 1,
has sold his Interest In the pilot schooner
Joseph Pulitzer- to Captain Renet Sven-
son. who wa granted a bar branch at
the last meeiinp of the State Board of
Pilot Commissioners.
Marine Xotes.
The schooner Prosper will arrive In the
harbor today and will load lumber for
San Francisco.
The Formosa completed her canto yes
terday and moved to the stream. She
will leave down in the morning.
The British ship Glenalvon left down
yesterday in to of the Harvest Queen.
She carries wheat to the United Kingdom
for orders.
The steamer Johan Poalsen, in ballast
from San Francisco, arrived up last night
and will load lumber for the outward
trip. J
Arrivals nd Departures.
ASTORIA. Jan. 5. Condition of the bar
at 5 T. M.. smooth i wind, eat 8 miles:
woather, cloudy. Arrived at 7 :P5 and lft
up at 10:15 A. M. Steamer Johan Poulsen,
PIT AO
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Our modern methods applied to drug-selling have built up the largest
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Steamer JRedondo, from San Francisco. Ar.
flvri dorn l 1 A :!1A A. M, snJ nM it
S:3o T. M. fiteamer Sahts Maria, for Ran
Pranclsoo. A rrlvfd down st 11 :30 A.. M.
French ritr Hoche. Sallrd at 1 :3H T. M.
Stfamer hoanohe, for Ran Fdro una wy
ports. ' VJt up at 1 :4o P. : M. ftchoonrft
Gardiner Oty and Prosper; Sailed at - :30
T. M. Steamer J. 13. (itntson. for !a.n Vrmrt
rlsco. Kallnd at 2: AS P. M. British bark
BanKturn, $T ejritop, Frru. left up at
2:40 P. M. Steamer Altec. Bailed at
1. M. NorWitlan ttetmr ChrlstlSTi tlcrtc-l
sst. Tor I'm ted K-l n r-l om. f T orders. A 1 -
rived at 2:eO T. M.- Oasollne schooner Bnr-
I
Ran Frsnclso. Jan. B. Called Steamer
CoB.ter. tor Portland: T " S. S. Snrrman. Tt
Manila; bark J . n Gutllon. for (iu.eiwtown;
steamer Watson, for Feattle; steamer Geo.
W. Elder, for Portland: .learner Daisy
Mitchell, for Wlllapa; baric T-evl G. BurKem,
for Qurenitnwn. Arrived Ht earner Mob.
tara, from Ana cortee ; stesmr RameMi,
from Brattle; achoonr Solanoi from Gray's
Harbor.
San Oiiro. Jan. ft. Arrived ssterdy
Schooner Alpnna, from Coliimhla II !.- r.
Honolulu. Jan. IS.- Sailed 3d Ship W. .
BalicocK, for Fortland,
Hamhurtr. Jan. 5. Arrived Memphis.
from Ban Franclaco and San DteKO. via Port
land. TenerlfTe. Jan. 5. Sailed Dec. 21 t.'arda,
from HamMirg and London, for Tacome.
Onoa. Jan. 3. Sailed 3d Herak. from
Hamburit. for Ban Franlaro.
Khanshal. Jan. 5. Arrived previously
Fulham, from I'ortland, Or., via Union Bay,
3. C
HfiQuUm. Wah.. Jan. .V Arrived Stram- j
er Newhun. from San Franclaco. for Aber- !
dn ; ftcamer Coronado, from San Fran-
I t.o. Tor Ahfrdei-n; k teamrr Sves,. from 1
San Francisco, for Abftrdeen; steamer Grace I
Dollar, from San Francisco, for Aberdeen
Tides at Astoria Sunday.
- High. Low.
C:2!S A. M....T.O fMt,lt:33 A. SI 2.6 feet
3:23 F. 6.8 feiMjU:37 f. fcot
Yakima Nonunion Men Organize.
NORTH YAKIMA,. Wash,, Jan. 5.
(Special.) The non-union mm of
A MERCHANT
PHILANTHROPIST
The largest merchandise store in all the
Willamette Valley Is that of James Craig-.
in Sllverton, Or. And Mr. Craig is not
only a big merchant, he is a phllan-
thropist as well. He takes a trenufne in
terest In the welfare or his neighbors, as
this letter will show:
Ofrtce of James Craig, General Mer
chandise. Silverton. Or.. Oct. IS. 1905.
JN"0.. J. FULTON CO. Gentlemen : I
would like you to send me a bunch of
your pamphlets. I can- send lots of cu?-
tomers to our. local druggist, as I am a
strong- believer In your cure for Brixht's
Disease, due to the following-; The local
physicians gave a yotiny lady up as In
curable. Her father brought a pamphlet
of yours to me for my advice. I found
I knew two of those whose name, were
given, via.: Ex-United States Sub-Trea-
surer Spaulding-, and Dr. Zelle. I wrote
RpauMing. His reply was so satisfactory
that the young- lady's father ordered six
'bottle. Before she had finished two she
was out driving, and today is teaching-
gchool in Ariiona, hearty and . veil. I
have done lots of talking for you this
past four years, snd a good many of my
customers who have been afflicted are
well. Th reason that I am writing this
is that another one wants to start-taking
the Compound and wants to read up on
your literature.
Yours truly.
JAMES CRAIG.
Did you ever hear of anything- else In
all the world that was o effectix-e that
business men would go among- their
neighbors and urge them to take it?
.We solemnly declare . to you that
Br'.Bht's Disease and Diabetes are now
curable in about 87 per cent of all cases
by Fulton's Compounds- Send for free
booklet to Jno. J. Fulton Co., 5910 San
Pablo- avenue, Oakland, Cal.
For ' Brifrht's and serious kidney disease
get Fulton's Jtenal compound. For ria
hetes, ask for the Diabetes- Compound.
For sale by all druggists, trade, supplied
by Clarke. -Woodward Drug Co..' whole
sale druggists. Portland. . Or. Literature
mailed free toy the John J. Fulton Co..
5S10 San Pablo avenue, Oakland, Cat
jTS. ITt I fa SIm
American Cut
The season's opportunitv to btiv Iloarc's famous
richj sparkling American cut lns,
Colonial Cut Decanters $4.-40
Colonial Cut Candlesticks S3.0O
Golf Cut Spoon Trays S2.9S
:-in. Pineapple Design Nappies $2.15
S-in. Comports 4.00
You save 30 per cent on every dollar in this de
partment during our sale.
Slumber Socks
A cure for cold feet. Put on a pair on retiring
and sleep soundly. 15 per paii-.
Prescriptions
We like to advertise our diw and prescription
store. There are alwaj's new folks coming to
the city, and we want them to come and see with
their own eyes what we believe Is the best
' equipped prescription case in thi'? country. Our
salesmen are registered men, (ratified iii every
way for their responsible duties.
We Take Canadian Money at Full Value
North V k t m a have organized to flRrn t
til, u lions. The cBrprniem are in the
lead". There In 4 full fompidmfii of
mechan leu in the oraranlattnn ready
for the aprlntr worlc that will comme c
here. Tills stop waa iakin to prevent
the union? enforcing'. lnfoicrcDio ruira
against non-union men.
l'irst to V Niagara's I'owrr.
LOS XN'GELKS. Jan. J.-Unard" Mr-
Taahan. a wealthy retired tnanufai.
t i rr. who wes th first, man to uae
power from Niagara Kails for nianutac-
turlnu purposes, died of typhoid fever
in the California Hospital last night.
Mr. Molaahan was tho founder of th
jarroat si 1 ver and nlckle-plate lnd uatry
at Niagara Fails.
Glt-la to Debate for McMinnTlllc.
M'MlNNVIL,t.B. ' Or.. Jan. . (Sper
fill.) In tho tryotit to deleft dohaters
for the content with the girl teams of
'Willamette University and Parlflc I'nl
veralty. the following students were
sucressful:
Oraoe Henderson. Jennie Tlburry,
NT n r 1 Jon'.. Annlf A ndro-wrs. T.ola
St. Louis
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A LIFELONG CURE FOR
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in seven days. We cover the entire field of Special and Chronic,
Deep-Seated, Complicated Diseases.
Those who have been disappointed by unskilled specialists are ear
nestly requested to investigate our methods and terms without delay,
which, had they done in the beginning, would have saved them time
and money.
If you have violated the laws of health and are conscious of a con
stant drain which is undermining your system, come to us before you
become a nervous and physical wreck. If you are weak, gloomy and
despondent, have bad dreams, depressed, lack ambition and energy,
unable to concentrate your thoughts, lack vim, vigor and vitality,
come to us at once. Our treatment will stop all drains and overcome
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OrriOB HOURS: 8 to 8:30 Daily. Sunday, 9 to 12.
Write if you cannot call.
Old D
r. Grey's Sanitarium
The only reliable place for confinements in Portland. Regular licensed
physicians and professional trained nurses, perfect seclusion, honest dealings.
Infants adopted. The finest equipped sanitarium for the cure of chronic
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Graduate lady physicians in attendance. Terms very reasonable. Address,
Dr. J. D. Grey, '251 Alder street, corner Tb.ii?, Portland, Or. Correspondence
solicited. Telephone Main 2796,
ALE
Glass
K nun and mt,la !( -r: alternates.
Zllpha Qallowny anrt Myrtle Miller.
Munlolpal Owiwinlilp n the nuUwt
for debate.
i.lven Thirty Iini. In Jail.
OREGON CITY. Or.. Jan. .V (Special.
1 1 s. Sclkcn wan rrom-.l yFtrdoy irt
Pnrtlwnd Jt 1 1 i rirri.srlit to trl oltv. wh.rn
he wan i"ntencel to serve 30 days In tlie
County Jail. Sultan lial a prossliiet nv
eloanlnic estnhllnhment here, hut mort
g.i c-.-.l trio iT'ifsrlti ii nd fto.1
bOL'1'UIAlsTrJt.V
ROUTE.
From S-ttl a,t 9 p. aa.
for Katcblkaa, Juneau.
Chagway, White ijorj,
Dawson and Fairbanks.
js. . i'ottapre City fiia
V rtneo vi r an.l SttUs)! Jsn
uirv 17. .11. 14. 3S.
P. P. f.amona 'PhRway dtrfct), Jan, 12,
2(1. IfVh. ft. SS.
'OB SAM I-RANCI8CO D1RRCT.
From Seattle st l A.M. rniatdln. .Tun-
uary 1.1: -'tt?- of ru M. January an. Spo
kane, January ii:S..
rortlund Office. 210 Washington 1
Main 22ft.
C X. DOMANN. CI T. a.. Bst Franelica.
Dispensary
STREETS, PORTLAND. OREGON
25 YEARS IN FORTLAND
OUR PEE
CONSULTATION FREE
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