THE 'SUNDAY OltEGONIAN, PORTLAND, APRIL 19, 1908.
8
EXPORTERS AND
DOCKMEN MEET
Conference Fails to Result in
Signing Up of Contracts
for Ensuing Year.
BETTER FEELING IS SHOWM
(rntiiliiitillir mill Shippers Ils'ii-
Vjii'Iimim ( oiidilloiiN nml ml Karl)
Settlement of llf rienltle In
Looked For Marino Notes.
Expnrtorn nntl fcrJtitihuntiWTS wiTe
!u I'oti rM-MH yt-M.'rtlity In tilt oCHre
of Kerr. C.lffiMil & Co.. In 1 1 1 Concord
BuIIiIIiik., iiml uftr iumi tlim: ii nt In
jpvlt'wlinf the HliiiHttin, tlx m'ftln
onfU-d without a i-onirurt for tho cn
pnlnK yHr tu-InK hIkiii-iI up. It. In fx
jieeteri tlmt there will lie no further
tronliN'. nod tlmt the ppets will bo
hIkoiiiI the flrnt of the we'k.
IVIit Id'ir. pnlilli'lty aitrnl nf the
K porters' AhhocIhi ion, nwiil tlmt the
nif'tliiK wa enlle for tno purpose of
reviewing the Hltiiatlnn and for the
jmrpoHM of an Informal. (tlHiMiKnlon of
eomlttlon. NotltlnR definite whb le
rl.lod upon, but a much easier feelltiK
vH shown by both shies.
Secretary Kuley, of the Oralnhand
lers' rnlon. said: "The meeting In the
office or Kerr. ClffoKl Co wan called
for the purpose of dlNcusslnHT the situa
tion. All llie conilltlons were talked
over, and tho severnt iletalls of the
former meetings taken up. N'o con
tracts were Mlwned." When askeil If a
verbal agreement bad been reached.
Mr. Kolev doiled the issue bv saylnn
that no pnpors had aa yrt been Hiwned.
Shipping men fel confident that an
understanding baa been readied, anil
that a conlrai-t on the basis of :te cents
and SO cents for overtime will bo
.lulled up the first of the week.
. Tho RTrnlnliandlers have been out for
several days. They do not say that
they are on strike, but have merely
knocked off work until the matter Is
finally settled.
ACME Cl.KAKS WITH LlMBFIt
AnirrW'Hii Hnrk Curries Knll Cargo
From I'orllniKl for Now York.
The American hark Acme, Captain
McKay. cleared yesterday for New
York with 2. 1 JK.ivjK feet of lumber and
l.t.im.ano lath. valued nt She
Will, leave down the river today. Tin;
caiKo of the Acme Is the third Uitnber
cai'KO to clear during the month. The
Needh-s. n British steamship, carried a
full nii'Kn to Hankow. North China.
The .lordalllllll loaded anil cleared with
nearly two million feet for lOurope.
The Slrathnay Is about finished at th
Ku4orii Western Mills, and will pro
ceed to Shanghai. Lumber exports for
April will be heavy.
The Acme arrived In the river No
vember -it from Japan, All her top
gallant iIkkImk had been cut away, and
the vessel was badly In need of re
pairs. When six days out Trotn Hlniro
a squall set the ship on her beam-ends.
The ballast shifted, and for six days
slio. remained In that position. All ef
forts of the crew i Bet her rlKhted
proved fruitless. As a last resort the
tim-Kallunt masts were cut away, and
she rinhtcd sufficiently to allow the
ItallHst to he shifted hack. In spite of
Cie trouble the Acme made the run In
'M days.
. SI" U V K Y STAR KS A K K MISSING
v
I iHlUhouc InspM-tor I' nahle to Set
limine l.llits tin ShihI lsltuul.
Captain V. J Weiiich. inspector of the
tlilrtoetith llKlHhouyo district, has return. 'd
Tumi an otHclal trip to Antoria and Fort
Stov. mh. i'aptain . Wei ltoh went to tho
in. null nf tin rivor for the purpose of S"t
linff raiiK" Huht.- on the Washington
hore hh alila to miviijation fr the nimth
oi the river.
OwitiK to the heavy weather which pre
vailed work lit tbt.- direction w ;is p.-t-p.ned.
The !ttrvey slakes on S.t.ul Inl
and Itad been earried away, and thre
were no murks to snide the Htfht house
num. It was the Intention of Captain
Werlich to .et ratme lights lV feet apart
hih1 in fitieh tvsiiU'ti a to mark the turii
inp point at the inner bar buoy.
1 (,nle Strike- Astoria.
ASTOttl A. Or.. April IS. Special. A
southeast wale of unusual severity for
th's jirHson of the year, struek this section
last niK'H continued durinff the early
part of the day. As a result very few
tfilinetters went out last ntffht. and those
who did vent ore on tlte river were soon
compelled t Pul1 tn their nets. In the vl-i-intly
of Sand Island several boatH were
hroken from their moorings, and two or
ilxVe reeelviiiK seow-y and one set of net
r:iks were sent ailrift. So far as re
pot t-ed, no one was injured and the prop
erty damage was not great. The steamer
Homer, which arrived today, reports en
ooun'.erlnjC the storm when off Cape
Blltneo, and there was a hih wind with
a heavy sea running all the way up the
coast.
Mora ns Wilt Hopnir Armcrla.
Moran Uros.. of Seattle, have secured
the eont raet to make necessary repairs
to the I "tilted States ship Armevit. The
t?:d railed for a sum ronsidernhly in ox-t-,vS(t
,r The Armeria wilt proceed
;o Mrans yards ston. A mimh,r of
htds were submitted, two of whieh were
less" than that of Moran. The job went
to the Puset Sound Ivtilder on account of
time specification and evidence of ,t heir
ability to perform the service.
Marine Notes.
The JordanhU! will leave down th'i
mornin.
The vierman bark Nomia arrived up !n
ttw oi' the Harvest Queen.
The Acme is ready to proceed to Asto
ria and will probably leave down rsd-iy.
The steamship A'liance sailed for Coos
Pav lai nifiit with VnPers and
freight.
The steamship Senator sailed for San
FVancis o yesterday morning with a full
list of passengers.
Arrivals and Dopariuros.
IvMtTl.A t 4nrll 1 Arrived Stfam-Hrne--.
fre-n Snn Fr.inel;eo ; v 1 r ?ti A n
bark W'lrtla. i rem Va!para'o. .-sailed
S'.t-amiship Alliance, fcr v""hs Bay; steamship
SiM itnr, for Sa-i Pranclsco.
Alien. Apr-.l 1 V Fa.td. April 1H Britiah
BteaTrer Tweeihiale. from Portland.
Ciibrahar. A :I im Sailed. April IP
iHt)Hh '.eaTTier St Hujro. tor Antwerp.
;an PranciJit-o. April p! Sailed at 11:!0
A. M t a:.f r R'e l"it. for Pirt!and.
Afioria. April is. No bar report, wire
.Mwn. Arrived at 2f and left up at 4 P.
M. su-ajiur Juhaa PL-aibvn. from &an KraD-
SIXTEEN
DOLLARS
DOWN
AND
TE
N
A MONTH
BUYS
ONE
OGEAN
SHORE
BOND
ruo. Arrived down at 4 and sailed
Ht miner Kcmitor, for Sun Fmmlsco.
TWfi Mt Awtorla Kumlity.
Hlkh. Iow.
2TJ A M SO ft A. M 0 5 foot
: H P. M T.tf fnt ::! P. M 3.0 feet
GOES TO A SANITARIUM
Don M. IMrkiiiwon, !omoorHlic Pol
Iticlun, Suffers Collapse.
DKTRO!T. Mirh.. April IS. Former
IVMmMNtpr-Otpnoral Don M. Dirklnson. of
thin city, who hM Xht portfolio tindrr
PronMtMit Clovplnnd, today went to a
xunltHrium at Flint, Mich., aoonijHiilPd
by Mb fMoilly. to roouperHte from a nrv
otiB hrvakdowm Ho wmm takn HI with
nervous prontration about six month ago
and has since boon MUfTorlng acutely.
Poh M. DlrkinHon for the pant 3o yoara
haw boon prornlnnt in Democratic Na
tional politics. He was born In Port On
tario. X. Y., In 1H46, but was takn to
Mlchlnan. by his parents when but two
gTEAMKK iNTKIXir.ENCB.
Dae to Arrlv.
.Vimr From, Dst.
J hH nPotilSf n Shii Franelsro.
It l. Inman S-tn Knineiseo.
F S Locp... San Krne!cci. In port
Airtt.lR UntiRK' 'i In 1ort
Uroakw titer. .Coos Bnv April J
Rono City tlun Franrlaeo. .Aprtl 21
Roanoka Lo Anarele... Apr!) '2
Alliance. .... "oo Bay April
Nlromcdla . . Honirkonpr April 27
Ofo W. KldrfHn Tedro April ''H
Srnntor Stn Fmnrtico. .April -JH
Alrsla Hontkoni May 25
Kumtintl. . . .HomtkoDv . . ... June 10
SutH. Elmore. TiltamtK Indeft.
Scbedulrd to impart.
Nam. For. at,
II. D. InmanKsn Franrisro.
JohRnPniilHenSsn Franeipeo.
F S Loop. ..San Krnnclco. April 'JO
Brenkwaier. -Cooa Bay April '21
Roanolia Lor Ana-l'... April
Hoso rity....8fin Franctaco. April
A1Hanc Coo? Bay .pril IT
Arabia Hongkonr April 37
Cro W. ElderSsn Pedro April 3ft
Sonntor Hnn Franrlneo. .May '2
Xlromedta. . . HonRtonir May 5
Atealo. . .... Hontrkonf Jun 1
Vtjmantla. . . .Honirkonr Jurtf 20
SueH.Klmore. Tillamook Indeft.
Entrrrd Saturday.
Horner. Am. ateamshlp .Iorrl!,
with renera! caruo. from San Fran
cisco. Cleared Saturday.
Alliance. Am. steamshtp (Olnon.
with jreneral cnrKO. for Coos Bay
ports.
Armo. Am. bark (McKay), with
2.1-'S.02R feet of lumbrp and l.H06."oo
lath, valued at $J8.75( or NeVr
York.
years old. There- he was educated, frradu
atltiK from the law department of the
Universitv of Miohiean in 1K6. He bepan
the practice of law and soon became
active in politics. lie was chairman of
the Democratic State Central Committee
of Michigan in lS?ff. and of the Democratic
National Committee from to 1KS5.
In 1SS7 he was made Postmaster-General
by President Cleveland, and served two
years. In he was chairman of the
Democratic National Campaign Commit
tee, and in the following year was ten
dered a Cabinet position, which he de
clined. tester he was senior counsel for the
Cnlted States before the International
lUfih Joint Commission on Behrin$r Sea
Claims, and served the Nation in' various
other diplomatic capacities.
LINKING UP CONSPIRATORS
, Miioh Pocnmentary KvluVnc in
! Hyde-Bensm Case.
W'ASHINOTOX, April IP. Numerous
letters and documents were introduced
in evidence by the Government today In
the Hyde-Benson-Dimond-?ehnelder land
fraud trial.
Oswald We-st. state land agent of Ore
son, testified in regard to an investiga
tion he made into land operation in that
state.
Thomas H. Reynolds, agent for the
Wells Fargo Express Company at Saleni.
Orejron. produced a record from his office
showing that a package had been received
from "J. He Snyder." The. package,
which was sent to Salem from Portland,
contained seven applications tor school
land and $$24.70 to be delivered to the land
office at Salem and certificates to- be re
turned to "Snyder." who i understood
to have been Joost H. Schneider, one of
the defendants.
Benjamin F. Allen, formerly forest su
pervisor in California,- who has been on
the stand before, was the last witness
before court adjourned until Monday.
Gives Job to Rough Rider.
WASHINGTON'. April 18. The Presi
dent nominated Guy Murehle, of Boston,
to be United States Marshal of M&ssa
ehtisetts today. Murehle serve! with the
Rousli Ridtrs In the Cuban campaign.
DOLLA
RS
CHINESE BRING SUIT
Police Defendants in Action
for $13,385 Damages.
OFFICERS BROKE INTO BANK
Plaintiffs Aver Books Wore CarrleQ
Off and Destroyed and That Thoy
Cannot Collect Jonta Other
Damage Brings Total Up.
Eleven members of the Portland Police
Department, im-ludiny Chief Gratamacher,
Captain Bailey and ex-Captain of Detec
tives Bruin were yesterday made defend
ants In tho Federal Court in a damage
miit Instituted by Kee I,ane-, Hue Sing
and Yep Sue, who are doitiK business as
Bow Wo & Co., at Si Second street. The
Chinamen are seeking to recover dam
apes to the extent of $1.1.:tft5.r0 because on
the nitfht of December 3 the eleven police
men broke into their" place of business,
while In tho act of raldltuj? a lottery Joint.
The complaint was tiled by Attorneys
W. J. Makelim and Rufus Mallory, and it
alleges that on February 1, U07, the Bow
"Wo Company had Invested J5000 In mer
chandise and $20.r00 In the banking busi
ness. They recite that since the invasion
of the police that their buslnees has been
ruined to the extent of the amount of
damaRfs asked for in the complaint. They
also atleife that the police carried away
the books of the concern, containing the
record of the business transactions of the
Arm. These books, according to the com
plaint, or a portion of them, were de
stroyed by the police, and in consequence
they cannot collect the accounts duo
them.
The policemen made party to the suit,
all save Chief Gritzmacher, took part in
the raid. They are: Chief Carl Grita
maoher, former Inspector Patrick Bruin,
Captain Georjte H. Bailey and Patrolmen
Charles Porter, Glenn F. Howell. Law
rence K. Evans. Charles A. Tennant,
John H. Edgerton, Ernest Johnson, Rob
ert R. Phillips and John L,. endorff.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Births. ,
CONSTAXZA At S21 Hall. April 16, to th
w I f e Nat Con s t h n zh, a o n .
FTUSON At ext Hood. April 16. to the wife
- of Michael fc'nson, a daunhter.
JBXESBX At Sellwood Station. April 12, to
the wifn of Ievi Jenesen. a daughter.
COOK At 1230 Baft Yamhill. April 14, to the
wife of Rv. B. C. Took, a aon.
SOHIEVW At N02 Michigan. April 12, to th
wife of C Schleve. a ttun.
JENXINGS At ;iHS San Rafael, April 4, to
the wife of John A. Jennings, a son.
CHCrtCH At 4t College, April Irt, to the
wife of J. O. I'hurch. a dancMer.
MRHl At 408 Mechanic, April 12. t tha
wife of Morrtaon V. Morrla, a "daughter.
" Deaths.
LANK A? Mt Hast Ah, April 14, Nora May
Ijane. a native of Oregon, ajred 18.
BRAILKORD At &wl Samaritan Hospital,
Aprt; Joseph Hrallsft-vrd. a native of
Knifland,' aird 47.
FOltSI.BY At Mil Ross. April 16. Anson
Fortify, a native of Oregon, an Infant.
KN'OWLBS At 1K1 Chester. Airll 15. Alice
M. Knowlfs, a native of Oregon, an Infant.
POWBRS At loOS Hawthorne. April 16. Pal
Power, a native of New York, aged t.
QCINTON At Good Samaritan Hospital.
April 11. Jennie B. Quint on, a native of
Towa, aed
TRA VKR At lli6 Kt Kleventh. April 14.
Rebecca Traver. a native of Ohio, agtd fiS.
OI-?OX At St. Vincent's Hospital. Anril 15,
Olof Ols-n, a native of Norwav. aeed 22.
QVrXV At l!t. Vincent's Hospital, April 17.
Kate M. Qulnn. a native of Iowa, aired 4S.
TRAVIS At Sixth and Stark. April lti, W. F.
iTaMp, a native or uermany. aired 'jf.
KARAMATO At Crystal prlnw anntorfum.
mi u miff
PsaS iCl! H ii21
If nPUr
ISf B Q H B
feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and
fear. Erery woman should know that the danger, pain and horror
of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of Mother's Friend,
scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders
i;.v.i .11 tk. .t.a
ssistsnature in its sublime
work. By its aid thousands
of women hare passed this
rreat crisis in perfect safety
and without pain. Sold at $1.00 per jpl S f
bottle by druggists. Our book of priceless p S g g
alne to all women sent free. Address r H P fcfl j i
MJUermt ikwlatq eeAii. mm. m M a S3 S ie
In all your life you never have had and during the remainder of your
life you never will have such an opportunity as this to loan money
to a railroad company for 30 years, collecting 5 a year, payable semi
annually, on the par value, $100. Furthermore, you will never be able
to secure such gilt-edged an investment as this on such easy terms.
You can buy one or a dozen OGEAN SHORE BONDS, pay $16
down on each one and $10 per month. In eight months the bonds are
yours. By that time there will be an interest payment due and it will
be yours. Interest on bonds is not problematical but an absolute cer
tainty. Dividends from stock investments cannot be depended upon.
It is reassuring to know that your money is placed in a safe place. The
Mercantile Trust Company of San 'Francisco holds a mortgage on all
the assets of the OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY, about
$5,000,000, to secure the payment of the interest. When it is due, twice
a year, all you have to do is to, clip the coupon that falls due, deposit
it in your bank or send it to the Mercantile Trust Company and the
transaction is complete. There is nothing easier than carrying a bond
investment nothing safer. See us about it at your pleasure.
y! w 'y-r -w -wr w
M 1.VV..J1
April tl, J. Kara mat o, a native of Japan,
and
HOlKM A X A t WW Kaat Taylor. A prll 1,
Iawrence Hoffman, a native of Germany,
atf.'l 118.
KXOX At 1H PHt Twelfth, April IT. George
Knox, a hatlvo of Pennsylvania, aKed 7!.
" BnlMtnK PermiU.
ARTHl'R OIjOHAMTo erect one-ntory frame
dwelling on Kant Thirtieth, between Powell
and France ; $-JO0.
B A. HANFORIJ To repair 11-j.tory frame
dwelling at H Ka?d Rurntside; .$riK.
PKRKINS HTl'lCI CO. To repair nevn-
story hotel at Washington and FlfLh; $:t000.
Marrlace UnenMs.
1REN7,-ARNST David lorenz, city, 22;
Emllie Arnit, in.
XICHOI-S-HA Rl,OW T,ark I. N'ichols,
cltv. Mary Ellen Harlow. 10.
R !CH A R DSON-Bt'BB Robert Richard
son, MHwaukte. Or., .V ; Kuphemla Rubb, 41.
ROKR- PR AINKY MTle Row, city, 22;
Marie Ellen Fruiney, ao.
Wedding and lsltinc card. W. (I. Kmlth
Co.. Washtnirton bldf?., 4th and Wash.
GOING EAST THIS SUMMER?
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company and Southern Pacific Company
will sell excursion tU-kct to Chicago this
Summer at very invltins? rates. For ex
ample, from Portland, J72.50. good for
return in 90 days, and stopovers at pleas
ure. St. Louis will also be included at
$67.50. likewise Kansas City and Omaha
at $60.00. and other cities In the Middle
States correspondingly. At these rates,
the golnsr and returning trips will be via
the O. R. & N., but arrangements can be
made for one way 'through California at
J15.00 additional cost. Tickets will be on
sale at all O. R. & N. and S. P. ticket
offices. May 4 and 19; June 5. 8. 19 and
20; July 6, 7, 12 and 23. and August 6. 7,
21 and 22. Call at the city ticket office,
Third and Washington streets, Portland,
or any local agent for full particulars.
Continue Fight for Big Navy.
WASHINGTON. April 18 "Th fight
for a big Navy will go riht on." said
Representative Richmond Pearson Hob
son, of Alabama, after an interview with
la th )oj of tho household, for without
it no happiness can be complete. How
weet the picture of mother and babe,
angels smile at and oommenH tba
thoughts and aspirations of the mother
bending' over the cradle. Tho ordfcal through
which the expectant mother must pass, how.
crer, is so full of danger and suffering that
she looks forward to the hour when she shall
"Om Every Tongue."
Old, mellow and delightfully rich in flavor.
Charmingly smooth to the taste.
World-famous for its quality.
Best and safest for all uses
Sold by Leading Dealers
Everywhere.
W,.".'WH'ii.iminww!inwiiiiii'iil' .fflg
tKe President yesterday. No battle was
ever won or lost on the skirmish lines;
we have only just begun. If John 8harp
Williams had not made the matter
party question in the House there
would have been many more Democratio
In Uncomplicated
Cases
My Fee is Only
You Can Pay
When Cured
Men's Diseases Only
$10.00
born ones that others neither cure nor comprehend. I have confined my efforts to
diseases of men exclusively, and there is no ailment belonging to this class that I
cannot fully conquer. I make broad and definite claims. I tell men that I can
cure them, even though others have failed. Jealous doctors have charged me
with claiming too much. But I ask, wherein have I failed to fulfill a promise T
My practice is now fully twice that of any other specialist upon the Pacific Coast
treating men's diseases. It has grown to these dimensions because I have made
promises and fulfilled them. Each cure I have effected is a triumph and a mani
festation of skill that has had its part in the making of my success. Each day
new cures are completed, and my present growth of practice is more rapid than
ever before.
Consultation is free. If you are afflicted, consult me. You can rely upon
what I tell you, and if I accept your case you can rest assured that a complete
and permanent cure will follow my treatment.
All necessary 2-Ray ex
aminations are absolutely
free to patients. My equip
ment for X-Ray work is the
finest and most complete
ever produced, and equally
perfect results are not pos
sible with n inferior ap
paratus. All medicines, are pre
pared from standardised
drugs in my own private
laboratory and are supplied
to patients at actual cost.
!aro
votes in favor of four battleships. The
question of a. Navy is broader than
party."
Geneva District for Hatches.
STRACUSB, N. Y., April 18. The Re
I have the largest practice
because I invariably fulfill
my promises
Success isn't attained at a bound. It is made up
of many little triumphs. A large medieal practice
doesn't await the young physician at the college
door. He must prove himself. He. must work to
ward success day after day, doing well each day's
tasks. '
It has always been my rule to promise nothing
that I am not absolutely certain of accomplishing.
Realizing that no One physician can successfully un
dertake to cure all diseases, I entered special courses
of study in preparation for my present work. For
sixteen years I have been proving my ability and
building my success. I have mastered, first, the
simpler diseases, then the serious, complex and stub
THE DR. TAYLOR
COMPANY
234V2 Morrison Street Corner Second
PORTLAND, OREGON .
Ptlnt llvlnr ot of th city and coming to Portland
for treatrr.nt will bm furnished with fin mom trm of
eharg. Check your trunks direct to 244 Morrison at.
Room 6
Chamber of Commerce
J
publicans of the "Thirty-first Congres
sional District today at Geneva elected
delegates to the National Convention in
structed for Hughes.
Swell tan shoes at Rosenthal's.
IR. TIYI.OR.
Tho Leading; tpelaJtt.
"WEAKNESS"
To produce temporary activ
ity of the function in ea of
so-called trrakneM Is a wlmp!
ma,t'r. but to permanently r
tor strength, nd vigor Is a
problem that but few phyl
cWns have solved. I never
trat for temporary fr'Tts.
T"ndr my system of treat -nent.
every bit of Improvement Is a
part of a permanent cur.
Thouirh other physicians have,
through my succeaa in effect
ing permanent curei, been con
vinced of the fact that pre
mafureness, loss of power. Mr.,
are but symptoms resulting
from chronic inflammation or
congestion in the prita'
gland, non have as yet been
ahJe to duplicate my cures My
systam of loeal treatment M
the only effective, means yet
known for re-mring the j,-o&-tate
to its normal state, which
always results in full and com
plete return of strength and
vigor. Such a cure U abso
lutely permanent, because the
condition responsible for rha
functional disorder is entirety
removed. It is the only kind
of a eura a patient desires,
and Is the only kind of cure I
will treat for.
CONSULTATION FREE
I state nothing in my an
nouncements but the straight,
square truth. It wiil cost you
nothing to call and talk over
your case. Tou can find out all
ab-ut your trouble and you can
begin treatment any time you
like. My office?, comprising ten
rooms, are tha large., most
elegant and best equipped to
the Wast.