The morning Astorian., November 13, 1901, Image 4

Till- MORNIXd ASTOKIAN, Wl.m'KSIUY. NOVUM HICK t, 1H1
WORKING FOR
THECRAFTER8
Expose of the OrtRonian's Action
in Slandering the Columbia
River Bar.
li.i.acrt w la! In arrivlmr vtctl.iv.
aa li Mi n.t gt v from lVrtUnJ
on : inc. owtntt to rati .f t.usln.a. Sbc
crtr.-iisl buck Mrip' tiumtvr of iwwn
gcr lii.t ox-en lug.
An ntu.lnic incl.totu .vvurrv.1 on a
MnvKar yotcrvUv afternoon, Tlio
flv member of th Hunting for lUnk
In comiany bttiliM the o.ir In .m-
ivxiy with. frienj, n,l, c.tklitjr au
' f'i toward the front i-:i. of the ir.
jlx'Cin to point ou; the .l.nVtviu pl.v.vs
I of intoivst ttliou; lonn. r.ie .-onliicir
.-.tii uling n.r. bocum hit 'is; l in
j :he vvnwrsuition. KvUkit:lv ibo iicl.v's
1 fnethi a iot.il strannvr. .md the
1 sly mty had n li;!lcu!;.v In "sii siotm.;
J Him .mt." "Th. tuiiU.nK." a: 1 tile
K. iV. iti.l.c.tinii: the a.ru.-tire in i.i.v.
: (ion. U iVI 1 F !!. hill. I: , ,-t
j or.;:inlty $.'-0.0v0 Sow it :..,; to
I nie. What? Oh. o.; 1 own !:; tc.iiiy
I'l A.torU! Ilorv' anotlur 'f tnv
j t u.'lln.o- Che Kinney bi vk. .VM ;.im
! is th.. Pago buiUliig, h.eh nisn bo-
j lonss to ne." cmtimiol the P. mth
in tit of his h.in.l. Ju"t then me
I ,h(, Ration now bnt nJuoteJ. j conductor rvuduM over and U-.'A the
AN IMMENSE SIM INVOLVED
If I'rocnt Status Can IW
timicJ. Wheat Pool Will
Kcitctit to FxKnt of
SI5.1MMHHI.
A HOrtl'S li.VKON.
on the thro? nur seat.-t. sir,''
and the K. G.'s pirv iwnt out.
In Portland for Improvement of f.w
Columbia. rir br iMxtl men
Unk they aifeem lU1 th
part of the Oregonian nd the he:
and railroJ pool. rePreentea by that
Journal to hold down Orevn "J the
Columb! basin n,wher
.even yvars. If the Present status can
be mainralned for six yr longer, .t
will mean about II ntr-
,eJ parties-a rum worth avhemliw
' rnr M welt. tu the Orf.l.
which had theretofore f,reIMv rented
Nwn,- to hie of water on th
.... K-.n rutr.i.linir the i
Ooiumb.a par. - f. r. Onnnan,
-r' deftclende. W the " ,
wnistently pointeJ out that greater
dopth at the river", mouth to
the comment of th bn Is to b
pr,rerly haklleJ. and In (U frantic ef-
rEl)X.VL MKNTION.
Mm. Will Mad:tin Is now ainfcwt well.
Harry L. Hamblet wis Jon.i;onn
yeaterday.
C L. Park.T returned wterday fri'in
forts to show uo
tv bu In the w irst
the metropolia.
County JuJtre Cray iu in Portland
yesterday, on business.
Henrj- Lans- a Portland travetlnf
man. tu hi fovn yesterday.
T. B. MoPonalJ, a S k.im k.i a mill-
man, was In the city yesterday.
of K.wburg, his
among yes:erd.o's arrivals a; the .v-
elJent.
E. B. Cox went over to Ihvaco ye
terday to irather statilos for :h Asto
ria direotory, portion of whkh will
be devoted to the north hore towns.
Mrs. M. J. Fox exev-ts to leave on
the Uth lnat. for an extended visit with
her hi In California. Her friends are
Invit jd by the ladies of the W. F. M.
S.virty to attend a tea to be given In
her hon,r on FrIJay. Nov. 13. from S
to i o'clook. at the Methods parson
age, corner Nin:h and Duane streets.
property hanJIed and In Its frantic ef
truth, alleging that delay to AIM"
xws nv. beta-eea PortlanJ and A-.
oria. but be:-een Astoria and the s.
Day after day the braxen misrepre
sentations have been given rronvlneno
in the organ of the railroad-wheat P
and at a :.me when the river U so low
,ven small vesls must lighter portions
of their carrK down the river
For the first time, the Oregonian has
rtandered the waterway of which It v.as
oo o proud, hoi Jin- it up w the
wtnHd aa totally inadiua:e for the
noV of commerce.
ThL acti.n m the Part of the woer
responsible for the Tern blight Is
not d:mcult ti und-Mtanl. Fearful
that :he Astoria road U about ti be
.wjulred either by the HW-Morgan in
terns or the Harriman-Vanderbdt
.Pirate, the Oregmlan kj to pre
vent ronsummatlon of the deal bv le- j
rilirg the harbor, hop ng tnu to
cfT decllve action "until tne r
be mprcved." This Improvement w.ll
requ-re six seven years, durln
whLh 'im; the grafters in cmtrol will
mulct the produww of an aidttional
tlSaX'O.nOO. A gntleman who kee;
n -! th railroad situ-
Tr. . 3 pvii u ...... -
tton In dussing the matter yester- he was richly but inconspicu-u-4v
'., IJressed. and w mil hve attracted no
. said: ,,, , particular attenti-n as she s:...d ..n
-I am itLsfl-J thit the nrejonan. ,ne c(trnia of Trem .n: an 1 W.nr
vhrDil It as here outline J. na- I str-ets a r-w (lavs ugo. ha.1 not h
mad" at the l.m ' i'' e, unjer a
IVnti StiS'le writes very entertaining
ly In the NoMiitx'r Km in unsw.-r i-
tiie tiuestlon; "Who . ll.ir.rn Mini
.h.it'sen?" f a f klr we read:
Tim personage ai-p 'ared In H illvr
ctoi.lt In the year ITiVj.
Ho gave out tint he was Harm Kaii
Fr.ednch Miinchhaiisen of lht branch
of the family which was sttl.l In
iiourland. Ills miss. on In Ha'bcrsta.lt
was to look after ixm.-i.ii pto;x-r!iii
that formed part of th - et.i:e of n s
litelv .e.v.isi fither. Incidental v.
hok -ver. ho iiiairl. l thon a la.lv of
main iv age and of some fortune, nanvd
A l io Margaret, II Mill She s d n
t .-d n -t only 1 his title, and be (lie
'on.- r'o;'ii of t!v kMi'o'r a'ul oth'r
d.vora!!or.s. g-.yen him, as he avn I.
bv r s'''t'icns but ! h i
stor- oi tabaMus w-il.'o t:.it was i
. i.'iiiui'.v to !. hi M-a:iv tii!,- he
peiu.dvl h m- i. .oil eff s fo . ' Iiw,! '
u -s tetriy innrurig "M
i-. . .!.. tt, m, 1. 1.. ..t :r n .!
oi North iJcrn.iny. - wre (he gh
'it:(Y ii.n , Miinchh.uis 'ti. T icy vail
od uiv'i th' later d gnliaey ard I
'm.si-1 eisi'v 'rlli.et hill .-f In iv- i
Ut.or-iV. a .lis. an; one. Ttt- li."- ff i
tltr -.'.iicixl t'le Mraogi-rs to the l. : j
s.vieiv in t:ie place. I'nf -rliiivitelv the ,
..im .in., .tie told I I.. stler (T's Wlfel
,, itt. Hrs! eonsorl ll 1 ''VII 11 I I'
daughter of Major tjenenil von Welden
.im I had ditxl tn childbirth. S w ihe
sheriff s wife knew the von Werder
in.i knew also that iltre was oniv on"
daxighter nurrbxl to a aon gonth--man
named Ha She challengixl
the baron'n storv He b'.U'hcd funou
!y. and finally almltted Iha: he had
hen lying Even Vet. however, he a
suspvte.1 only of br.igd.x-lo and prevarication.
pkixa mime simple melodlos on the vio
lin When Ill's In. He woman his a clour
hiva.h.ng up ice she sits down t . olio of
her book' of !it ell das In nil
the :. ',x. ltn los of her lomackable life
she never lost her Itrtle I'brarv of the
clasnlcs, and m thoni now m nnd
rosim'. nioiiieius for h. r acllie luaUl
Mother l-we Is Ihe . ifl spring of
her amh-tlon. She lia punned noble
ijrvm for her h Idivi. She will hrlnir
them to the Kat and lien- give to
them t tie let rtliif nloii Amen, a af
f oU.
l.a-.. ..ir her hi.Miue was moiv than
full. Tins i.'ir It will be eon tn iv.
II, r amid. .'11 ore b. niij .- il.a.-l and
she Is Jl.lS'i'V.
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KEAL ESTATE TRAN5FEIIS.
James Finlays,n and wife to J -hn
Chitwoixl lot 3, block Si- Mei'lure's;
toM.
fnltel States to John ltlan 14!' 69
acre In seetion I. T( N. R S W; pat
ent.
J -hn Rlan and wife to John Johnson
same property; JJikiO.
Columbia Harbor Land Co. to Seine
Firth lots 1 and I. block 39; lotg 1 to g.
block 40. Warrenton Park; JiJOO.
AP.D OF TH.XSKS.
The Woman's Relief rrns d-sires to
thank all tho w ho asslst-l in m iklne
their r-xtent dinner a success.
STORY OF OOIUNTHIAN OAIMTVU
Ir. Quiiin. the well-known .nulquir!
an. ! lis In Harper's f.v X.ivmtK'r
charming legened of the origin of the
design of the cail:al which character
'.gen rhe i"or ixhian pillar:
"In the winter a young girl hud died
in Corinth." he said "Some time afier
wards her maid gnllier il t -gether vari
ous trinkets an I plaything which the
girl had loved and brought thetn to
the girl's grave. Ttiere she pla.ed tlv m
in a haeket nMr the monument, and
placed a large siiai-e tile upwi the
bask't t prevent the win 1 frxn over
turning tt. It happ-'ned that under the
basket was a root of an acanthus plant.
When soring came the acanthus sprout
ed: but lis sh.sits were not ah'e t
pien e the basket, anl a.vor Imgiv tne
rvw around it. having the hask'-t In
their mllst. Such of tho long leao-s
iw grew up against the four , niru ling
earners of the tHe .v the top of the
bak"l. curled a r. can I under the, cor
ner and formed prvttv voluies Kalll
machn. the vulptor, w.ilk'ng that
way one day. jw this, and mimed. .r.elv
cnuelvel the n iti. n ih.it th- form of
the basket with the plwiue on vt of it.
in I surr uived hv the leaves i I s! ilks
of acanthus, would be a com -Iv h-ad n--
for column In arvhl'eeturv. He. fr in
this k-u forme 1 the tx-autlful Cr!n.
thinn stvl-' of carii.il Su h. a: lew:,
is t ie storv as the Ar, h t.- t V.lni
vius t .Id it n:n.-l en hundred v ars
aro."
U ll-C I 01 c Ml-l : n i m
.i o ' In-' . 'lin'.i v r.ids I i
w.i ins 's a i-'.ics. ns: s-i.'ii. i i'--
e the titiii 'm in. -niton fnen 111''
i.lrtids N . in .re Import mt -uld 'et
s likelv : pi.-o-nl l:-. f f .r ihe.r c"it-
.1 ii. on. d'lio .hi, no ni. nt ..f the
VI. Is 111 Mils fie d -.nihil!. 01 of I 'lUl lCC
l I III . if MUhout toe eir l:t .-a I of
mt'S'iou nl lh pei'.xls when
he w iioii rvi.ls al.' In iis-itile eoiidi-
tl ni. It may tx- douiit.-d If (lie rail
imi.Is woult n -t find I: a good linest
meiit to haul without charge uch ! ne
and g.-i.ol a iiiikIh t n-el.xl to surface-
the chief r,u Is I a.llug l Ihe
towns on their lines for a IKaiL-o of
the -r ten miles It ! of course, not
expecod that thev will h,. eailxl n
'or any u h Tvlce. but the bmtlt
of such sti ImProvotiieiu to the rail
roads can hanl'v lv mx'ieet'.mate I.
The material should I" male axailable
for tran-p iriaUon ill such tlm.-a a
would be com cnlo'ii for the r-i.lr.l
t haul It. and it is probable :hat under
s'.i.'h c-nliti iu an e:rmlv I ov rate
will be male. The linn r ilmv of this
work I re. ognU.-l by minv railroads,
an I In some int.tan. es "g.x..l-roud
trains" hue b- n sent oil: It Hie tuir
iose of llltistr ktlng how roads cm
lui . I : t' the tx-st alan'nge. It wuld
be well If eierv 1.11. rld w 'III I InailgU
rr.e a cnn.'ii'g-i of tills chaiact-r. and
by Ix-netl tng th comiininitl' s thrmgh
which thev run reap large r'wa-d as
th'lr share of tile impr.vx i oti.lltl 'ii.
-s'hlcigo Hallway Age.
Silt: KKIT THE CiAl..
he
I P TO DATE STORIES.
Detrol Fr'e Preas: There was .nice
a man who sat Int. a P'ker gam to
protect a ' friend" whom he thought a
novice and a gull'-les lamb. In a
brl-f space of time this man hid b-vn
"whip-sawed, lotted, JoubU enx-1 and
tossed In the air." until he had bar lv
enough left with which ti mnk. a r
speotahle atip-.irans'e on '.V' street aft
er dirk. The story is sugg-svl hv the
j commitbv of five whi are to protect
the riimn n council agiinst rn-1 urn
'nation of th- franchise grabVrJ.
.od
i 1
line the d-n.als
tt the publi-ailon in :he Ast.-ian -f
the ,ffer of th S Ttn-m Pacific for the
a X- c. I ha-. It on pvl atlthorl'.v
.h-. r,, -oiirlons 'or sal- of th
Jnv- b-.-n on for some tim-. If mv in.
f n-.a:'-n s e vr--. the .imI was p
w. i..n rl wl Ip! Thurid-iv. wh-n
ha all g.ne w-11. lit- ! ' t ':;"
wis to hav- changl han Is. Tvie
wis j hitch in th- n -K'-tia'- on-. ho.v-ev-r.
anl si'e hts l'-n d '-r-l.
"D .ubtless th- I'nl m Pa Int-r-s:.-ar-
thoroughly aciuamted wita th
pit u iti n. If the ur-g'n an ue.s-Is in
ir-ating the b-!i"? 'hat the Columbia
bar is unfit f r navigation purp es.
and that it will remain so until th
g nril g .verr.ment mik-s an impr.v
m"nt. purchase of the licil load
ani cm.s-riuerit utiliziti n of the ot'.-an f
b?rh r will h' delav-l. Th rail
r'"td-w heat i.i
gin. stands t
white veil, le-en wr.th-
ne In a s-ri-s ( remarkable -n.; .r
tions. aays a writer In the Cha-aga
Journal. Several f-rs..n- piuel to
watch h-r "mik- fa.-,-s." anl tn-n came
a f-minin- aciualnt.inc-.
' 'Why." ey -laiine-i ;n. n -.-. nier.
"what upon -:ir:h is th.- nia'tT?"
Tn. facial (-.eitor-! .ns .,,)
or- r.-; ::i( 1 i.v a stnil-,
"With me? N .thing."
Ilut v -u !o .k-"l is if yni iv re sn.'-f-rinu
terr.bly "
"Never f-!t h-tt-r."
"Hut y ur fa y m yr. tn.siing I;
nit o all sorts of r-hip.-"."
In iailv s: iroin a: the corner
laugh-I and h-1 1 .nt h-r hinl.
ea.-n f '.vhr h was a :arcl.
1 was oniv trymg. sn said, "to
work th- edge .,f my v-.I I an und.-r
my i hin."
A nice little b..v from Piill id-li.hi.i.
who was in Wasft.lngt n few dr.s
ago, s-eKing s .ni. of th. sights nn.l-r
th - guidance of his und- made an in-
ituiry thi: may hav rveal-l the itn
I. big-toe-r with -is or- Iir-e,.,n ent-rtain- by a large numlr-r
mak- ab.iut f2.j""i.0"0 j 'n Am'-rican boys of his ag- ib-nit
.. .u . - anrl "' ""I "en mrnign tne grai
7-dny ou. ... p. ... --.u. -, building to th- w-t of th- White
the attempt-d hoi 1-up is wen or.n House. ac-orJing t' th- Sew- Y ,rk
rallr'Md n-op i Times, bad --n the stit- .l"par:m.-nt
and I library, the mP-n f ;bl;ers in the
war d-r,artm-nt ana rh rhr-. rp foir
hav- an i d-a th.- -.home of the organ mt),Wl, wf. . th. ,ler.ar:.-n-nt'
th- t' eibl-. But th
doubt'ss know thir bus'n
oft!'.' l will fid tlat. . b.g ll-et of ty.oe mo.l-.-w. A he was
"Ewrvone will admit that Improve- i h-avlng the bull ling b- tu.-n-d with a
essential, but the " ' "
u.r Kuea-.
say. uncle,- ne siki. yu
m-m of th' bar is
c-itid'ti v. has be-n misr-rr.-sente. bv
the P'r!an-1 tnouthp rt the gnft
ers' ring. Hhi; go and c .in- with as
lltll- lliTicultv as was experl-nc-d last
y.-jr. and 'he bir will a. c .m Kla'e all
the "hipping that com'-s this wy a
pn-'-nt. Tne ''hamner of ''.,rnm-r.' "f
this i. i'y wli! brba''Jy tk'- up this m.it-t-r
:md see to i; that th.- Oregwan's
effort at mirepr:?en:a:loti .lot fue-c-ffal."
The famill w whistle o' the .,M T-l-Ihone
was heard again in Astoria "
terdav. fir the first time in m-ir- than
a year. The popular steamer B'll'Tf
Gatzert had returned to the I ,w -r river
run. and when she ;vach-d h-r d ik
thre was a large crowd In waiting to
Welcome her, Th fjatzert now a
model of neatness and is really a fl.at
Ing palace. She 1 in command of
Captain Crang, who bad charge of the
Tahoma. on .the Portland-Astoria run.
Andrew Johnson in the pilot. Rob-rt
Headrlck the purser, J. Talbert the
ereward, Reuben Smith the chief en
gineer and Will Crelghton the night
clerk. Engineer Smith la one of the
best-known gteamboatrrren on the river
and baa been engaged In the buslnetu
for a number of year He is, like the
ether employee of th? White Collar line,
quite popular with travekra. The
XU'lll
hiwn m where the-v ke.-u Rear-Admiral
Schley locked up!"
The boy evidently Imagined that
S.-hley is a pr.s.ner brnjght out -ah
day to be carried to court. The uncle
pointed out the Arlingbn hotel as he
walked alor.g Pennsylvania av-nu-. and
exrilain-,1 that S'-hley for the prer.-nt
lives there, and that he was not pk-lv
t p pri"on as the result of th- In
vestigation which h- is und-rgoing.
Hut th- impiirv su(.'g-:-d wonl.-- is
t j whether thero are other b ys who
imagin- that th- man who win at San
tiag is living le-hlnd bolts and bars.
TO EXPIRE ALASKA.
Extensive explorations ii.ro about to
te undertaken between the Arctic Cir
cle and the ehor-s of the Arctic ocean
in Alaka. The exploring party will
start from TP rgman. nearly one thou
sand mile from Sltki. Alaska Is about
as little known a the Interior ef Africa
was a few yeirs ag. A sp-Mlflc rem
edy for the cure of common Ills was
unkneawn until Houtetters' Stomach
Bitters were first discovered. For flftv
years It luw cured al stomach and
bowel complaints, and tolay 1j the mot
celetrated medicine In the world. The
Hlttors will cure Indigestion, headache,
liver and kidney trouble, malaria,
fever and ague. Take no substitute.
The genuine must have our Private Die
Stamp over the neck of the lxttle.
POINO FIVE MESS W'iRK
The Her .lsm of a Han lsome. T.il"nte.l
W ..ti in In Hills of r g .n.
Phi lad dphli N'rth Am-rioin.
Hi.i'-n a iav am ng th'- 'initr'i s
hil.s of r"g ci is a brav- w "i".in. work
ing out th- d.-s iny of h-rs If an I x
ctuidren. b-v-ti I th r--i. ii ..f the
o . i l l's ap .'..i u.s.' or 1 rif'.-ism I ni; h
task "f f.ie m-u and -l-llg'.it ng m I
S.i- .s fui'. :n-.s- ,-xirior l:n ir-
u .-en in ii,. W --'. :,' In "i" w Ii i
c ur.'.rv. ll--r nam.- is Mrs. p. p. s-h-
r She .s i, . a I ltd'-, nor a su'e-:'.
pl'sllicg ;--ts.in . out an er. c, han.l-
.tn.. w -niap . f a c i.-ge gi a bia: -.
a rcu-e ian .f r..- f.-'l.ng and in .-.-'i'l'
r ;..! a W"in.n .,: ;h- high".s' .u tur
rit.
and r.-fiii.-tn
In h -r I .
i :M anl d
hours "f t.i.
.-ngiii'-r. a .
ufa -tiir-r. a
and acc mniant.
ar-.tind the faci .ry
s w.irk. w hich b -g ih a
. n.: "rid until ' i.- late
r. gilt, srie U a st.iti.ci.irv
e--s maker, a biit-r mills'.'..-
. i.-rk. ;i ho 'kk'-'p- r
rn.in-of- ill. w ork
housek e.r and
"Mai i n do vou n ' I auv .
usksl as the .1 o..r was op-n -l
II- w is a shabbv mill, with an v r.
hinting ril iiiuw' .i.-'w, and his
wv.ith.-r-b a: n surf Ivtt ha I a ridicu
lous' v tiia.ri.v brim.
The do.r w hi-h .i'tir a a., th
k'.tch -n do -r f .fo' of t-ie .is--s that
bi'ke.l u: agonist .-iPr.id ha 'k
' Whi: kind of c-al are v u iMlmg?"
sha ask I
".V vrv fx.-1 .pui'ilv of id i. k coal,
nnlirn. V- ba.e .: right oil: b-r.
,ei a car. rd -ri ::iis on tor
one of our cust uiHirs, but when it . line
he chiiu-i-l Ins mini an I .' ul Itt't Ink--.-
We nr." It . n our hands a id iiiiht
.-t rid of it a: .cc. ant .. we lnie
d.s'i l-l to sell II on: ..t t-'n cenis a
!i.s' 'tfiil to ali- ii-r wants .1 N ,
I il.lVe ,1 111 1. 1 h'Te !.l b.'lp 111', ,1't'l l'
v ni woill Ilk- i '.-a baskets ..f It.
mi. lam, wv xul 1 .bl vcr It to you at
.m.e."
' Is it a big basket'."'
"Sh .v th. l.l.lv 111. bisket." Slid Hie
il-nmin turning r. Ms partner
w h x re I face and w dtx va.-htlng .-an
'how ,1 ivt the back fen.-.'. The
partner h..!.-1 to :h- b p of the fen. e
a hiu- bask-r and v .lunao-red the
as-hmi' " inf .rmialon that it would
"h 'Id a lot of ixml."
N.w. nia.Um." said ih- sile-m.in.
what Ii mi siv t. st ba-k-v's '.r .VI
een-s ' We s inl to g -t ti I f it us
eooll ,1H CX.Stil'-."
'Ill take ."si cvtils' worth." she recti-I.
md "he kn w It a as a bargain.
Th- sal-sTiiui ami h.s partner wh
w is sh .rt 'Alril'l. hid . .irrb-l ttir-"
o.-k- f i s Int.. the sh -.1 and w. re I sid
ing from the - ir for th.. fourth time,
wh-'ti ih- w -roan. who ' n - n the
b.k St -P to I'MO'tM'. i h- lob. -aw
i -..'i .-mil !i'-. a r-s 'be tra-ks
Ilvi i.
tl - it
I an 'X I' d
. t 'p' ti e- h
.-on. in it. I los part.
... in. f r -.be
v -.' " I ' r k ' I'l k "'
. r '..,-n- ,.rr''i'iii F
v ir Is
I'll'
' S'o ip
lie U ,
CP I 1 V
.-..ok anl mother unexampled ,n h'
l-'-votion to h-r rh:ldr.-?i. As a re re.
ati ii sh- teaeh"S musle, p.-ws and runs
an evening school for her chil lr-n. The
.'.itary, scatt-rel ranelu-re of Sniti-rn
I'matllia county ..or.-ohlp her, and no
w.n ler.
Fifteen years ago, R.. Whitli-r was
a stub-nt ..f the state university of
N-bra.sk H-r parents were w-althv
and she had m cares but to live fr "m
day to day. The life ..f th- young s...
.'J-s'.V girl of tile W-Vt was h.-r', except
that sh- was a deep anl .-rnest student,
and h-r nature was one of In lomit.ib.e
-tp-rgy and application.
She was marrl.-l ai IT. and b-fore
sh- was 20 had to face, with h.-r hus.
band, the wild, rugg.-l life of the W-st
had to struggle with nature tn wrt
a living f T the chlllr-n a ho had al
ready com- to them.
Half an hour b-f re the un gilds th
crst of the ti'lis that ris- le-blnd her
home in th.- hamlet. Al ia, ph" has
arls-n. Al 4 HO phe is In the ch'S-s.. fac.
p.ry and creamery. fiin1"d bv her
own erection, receiving the load, of
m'.ik bn.ught In by the nelghie.r.iig
:aii''aers.
She employs the lab-st scl--ntiflc Im
provements, but att.-nds to every 'I "f ill
herself. She wparalen th- rr-am. and
every day turns out from I 'i'l to 'I'll)
poun Is of butt-r. She fir- the engine.
eur;s it up, keeps steam on. clean and
oils It. She cut and carries her own
furnace w xl, and none but her own
bands cl-an the vats and churns dallv
The cheeses have then to be greased
and th" factory put In order f r the
day.
II t labor In the factory over she goes
to her husbanl's sawmill and genera!
store. There she Is timekeeper, ,ok-
k--per and accountant. All busln-ns Is
checked up on the books. She pays
the sawmill and ran.1i hand", draws
orders, doe businefl with the drum-
mers and s-rves at the counter.
Between time and often bv doing
two things at once he eooka for h'T
family of eight, attend to the house
keeping and doe the repairing and
making of clothes for her children.
In the evening she teaches music to
the oldest of her little ones and goes
over their school lesson with them.
When the light are lit there are ing-
Ing and music lemons and Mrs, Bisner
p I -h-
'f .'SI
d th
. .' -US.
II Hie
o b-r
. h'M
c .III.
ut ml
'. in. I In a I til- whll"
it'To- along and
car nd not un'll
ll.l I It ip.-'le I -I'd the
. cc. lo. lh.lt the
.! sil-s-nin and his pir'n-'r
i th- vi.htlngcii. till a i no I v lit
re.- I . s-ll -..i r
t -lefll.
'I I I" I
.1 ' s I., t ';., 'l"l
O I 'l I '"I " ' P
1 .i ' - t b on
I .V ll-TI I ' !' .
ii' of '! a b
. I 'i. .'itn io h i
.left "II- ri :
W I I" ll id ll t I . - -. --.1
I II Olllse V. IS t 1 ,
it. i . le . bur clnii:
! Ml b r i . k- -n "i-
.i le- '-rot.--r's b o- .ni-'
I nit
l s X I
'i ok-
i I th -iv
rn .ti
ii' in
I
h- bo
i-i'tiir
nio tl
tlllllK
II III'! lis-lollg
F ill 11 IS S iN"S N IMH.
C-ri o-i I E. I. Mollii-iix Will Sp-n.l Ills,
A I n lie'.-p. .,r ll a In. v. i
NEW VI!K. S 'V 11! -Wh. n fl ian
l il .iM'lstitn. w as in Ilr.-'ilv offer -d to
li-ti' i'i1 K I. M-ln-ox f -r Ih" con-
In- : of th- n i "..il of hi ron. Ro- !
an I II ,M l ii-iix it a rn -cling of bis !
omriido In ihe Veteran Association ,,f ,
th- l-Vith N-iv Y.rk Volunteer last'
night In the I'.ri .Myn I! r .ugh Hall,
h r spotid-sl tint lie milch nppn-ciat- i
I th - kindly feelings of his romriid-. i
but cotil I not ne. .-(.t their material al I. I
llefor- h- would acc-. sib h aid he i
w.nild HH-nd th.- lint cut Ii- hid In
Ih- world, th.-ri lie would s 11 ev.-rv 1
on- .f his poss.-rwlons. Af'-r thai, If'
l is eon's name bad not b-.-n . le'ire.l.
he sal he wotill com.- b -f re th - pub-
lie like a man and ask for what as- .
tance might be necessary. The rec
ord f th" M olln' ux falmlv wag Ihe (
them- of his remarks. Thiec swonln
had be"n us -d l.y h.m In hi military I
career. One he had given to his son.
(.'cell, an ;h'-r to his son, "Ned." and
Ihe third, he wild was for Ills son, Ro
land, wh . ho confidently b-lii-vd.
would "wear It with honor vet." (l.'ti
eral Mollneux atao snoke of having
celveil sum" 3"00 letters of sympathy
from all part of the country and .nil
clasicn of people .
HEKlAYA RE-EI.ECTEI'.
MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Nov. 12.
Nicaragua election passed off peaceful
ly. Oeneral Heelaya has been re-elected
jreiddent.
Our Store an Open Gateway to
Comfort and Happiness
It is tlic iiixiilctil llic luuisc. nut tin outside, ih.it makes
tlir i ll. inn ct hoiiii' II the lvelliiii is lineil with liemity
ami li.is .in .ititiiisilii'rc l par.ulise, it cannot be riiiiuMril
liy rti't'iul cinlicllisltiiu'iit nor liclittletl lor want ol it.
IRON UEDS
Wry niisshe nil nip.sbig. brass trim
in. d. bi a-s rods kn bs and "P n.lan.
.heal snl tod Th"v tv iimsnill. .ni
an I bat .ilu at
DIMNG CHAIRS
Ilex newt, made of tliu'Sl red oak A
t.w ly seller t
7.50
2.00
Th.. correct a')le f..r th" iii"drii hem.
r.iil.hed .ik Willi Hi. V'l'.US "'i'l
IllgS HollH'tllllg llll gives .olllf.l
and la w ell Icrfu! bugaiii i
Solid ctk. brllllllllly p. I hed. rtl
larg. tinted !' A III 'Ib-y aier al . ,
w3
8.50
11.00
COUCHES
r th. iiio.rii he
III, lol ..o
iat gives coin
b ii'gain l . .
EXTENSION TABLE
Our Hrl car . ad of new atyle bus alrendv reached our aalearoom an.l our rjperl iii !ruiu nun : rei ly l'
nerve the public, uur r-'l'UUti.gi In th'a line of bll Is a guarantee, and u is sin pruing lo new .ua'oiiirra how
choiply we ran coyer a large room KH heavy weight linoleum, that :! f .r tin. nni. pilcn lhat It . lirge. for
llgln weight go-sls Our lliioleuma run from J'V lo ll.no pr yard, and we tend cur ri rt la Uv th' Hit drum "ll
th iloor. rra.lv for cirtoiiirr. Visit our firovtiia, and gee ba f o.-d
CHAS. HEILBORN & SON.
WHEAT MARKET
SAN Fit VN".'IS. Nov. U'-Wipnt. !
i-aeh, Pki
CllhWllO. Nov. I-' -Wliewt. Ikwetn.
l-r. oppii.il. flw-l. i
TA'"i.MA. Nov. 12. Wheal, blu.Kiem i
.'.:it; club. M'a, j
IMUTI.ANIV Nov 12 -Wheat, Walla '
Walla, jr. Iilticsteni, 5i
Of New ZcaWtntl
W. P. THOMAS, MRr., 5n Prnnclsco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHARI-HOLDERS
I'lttrt: nK su.vi'.H
NEW Yi'ltK. Nov 12 SDirr. eT't
Why
Wait
I'ntil the last iiiin.itf tn I'ti v
your winti'i -lmi's" lli.l you
pVit tliink luiw iiiin li luMpcr ii
pair nf litii vy winter mIiits
Miiiil.l Inst if you Ik'UcJiI tlu iii
iind wiiiv tlu iii a fi'w liiui's
just to liri'iik tlifiii in lu'fui'i'
tlu ri al wi'tuuil slushy wrathcr
Ig'sriiis? Iiuyyoiirlu'iivv winter
slincs now ; l.ii'iik theiu ill ,ral
uully anil they'll last months
niijer; they'll ive vim iniieh
hitter wetir; I . r-t its they'll
htaml an extia heavy solo.
Illol Pill.', to I .' l-rli o I -. : I .h."l
npl'.i. n oui'l lo tie seine .
We're LcaJers In rine Shneer
FJwln C cf Men's
fine Shoes
!..' ,'..., .n.11 " .1 .l,IM)
M.ii'i -P...-. ... ;(N
v. .no :i . . Ii -le.. . s, J 5n I.. ;,5()
Mm' U at-'i io ,( m, , . . UN)
p.
p.-. on Mi... Lo
Mill., . n K r !!
Il.'ls
ilb.lcg i.c'l
-!,.... ol nil
.JOHN MAUN
lll.l lT c I ail I . I sslit.c Xtrirt
Sulwriheil Cajiital,
l'aiil ii Ciiiital,
Asju'tn,
A ivM-t.i in I 'niteil States,
Surplus to Policy Hohlers,
j,IM MI.IM K)
1,1 MM 1,1 KM I
-'.M i, 1 1 1
: iiui.iiiKi
l,: I ,:!.!
llai het'ii L'inlerwritiii; on the I'lit'ilie t'oitst nii tw.nty two yiwira.
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
COAL
For Steamer, Commercial and Family Use
Orders Promptly l:ccuteil . .
DOCK FOOT OF SEVENTH ST
TtUPHONE MitN 661
Overcoats
ThatSatisfy
1 1 you Iil' i-1 i rtcti''i'l ntitioyiihfe in
i In h I'll Muii-r ihrtt liitiiK mry,
try on mi v tit tin hi-w tt-irmMiH wh iHiluy
ami notp tlm t i ft-1 -ti' liftM n lln in mill
thr ki il )'i hnri ln-ni In the In hit of buy
lug Try lUrt. Shaflurr .V Mailt. r A'H' T
nml Mtfl yon ulll ! uVi-r'-out frrllun
tlmt it fw ycirt HK' w.i not dt'eiiicd mhI
lil'Mn rmly t( Hi-.ir Kiiin We ntf until
rally r"Ml 'if our 'iwtiini uti'l Hunt
y oil to f iii.II -ir!.- mui :i wit i IIk'iii
P. A. Stokes,
Clothier.
Samuel Elmore & Co., Agts.
Pacific Navigation Company
Slciimcr "Sue II. I liiiorc" unJ "V II. Ilni rloii"
Only line Aalurlii to I ltluiiiook, (Jiii lhul.ll nnJ liny City, luriaoiivl
Cnntifctlntr at A.lorla wllh the Oregon IUUroa.1 A t'avltallon Com
pany and ali tlio Aatorla A Columbia Itlv-r KallriMit for Han Krn
daco, TorllanJ anl all polnta ICaat. Kur fr'lKhl anj paaa.iiKrr rata
uply (u
"I'l'icl i:iitioro i Co., Onin ral AkciiU, AHTolf I A, OIlK
(O. It. A N. R ll. Co., TnrllanJ,
AdKNTS -J A. A O. Jt K. Co, I'ortlanJ,
II. C. LAMII, Tillamook, Oregno.
i'Oumi)i:t a. i. i7io
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
1K I.IINIIIIN
i hi: oldi st ii ki i.v i ikk oi i k i: in nn; woki.d.
CO" I. A arl
Caiall Abb
Ix In It,
- Jll.ao...Mkn
rill.d Htniva, a.mn.g.fa
Pleasing the
Ladies5
IlurliiK the long winter .'"ciiIiiki th
rnokcr ahuulil ritimmlirr tlie la.liaa and
Iha after ttll'cti ol Iha itlgar. W. aell
rlxara tbat ar. plfulni anil Irngrint, and
ninny of our ilistoiiier, (lud rilra plcaiura
In lliclr evening liomn iinoko. They coil
uo morn thin Intn lor b-and, ami av.
man jr a hioh wool. Vuii try a lioi.
WILL MADISON.
C A. HENRY & CO., GENERAL AGENTS.
2I5;SonMime Street - Snn I'mmk-o. Cal.
KOPP'S BEST
ADeliciouH and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
Th. Northern PacMc nr.wery, of which Mr. John Konn f nroDrl.tor
makca beer for domeatlo anil fiport train. '
Ilottlcd beer for family ua. or keg br iuppllcd at any time. Dellvry In
the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
HQTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
The Only FlrMt-CIOKa Hotel tn Portlnnd