THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. MARCII 8, 1904.
3
"hi
"V
a
BUSINESS
GOOD
Ji :'
ALONG THE RIVER
trWITED STATZS ENOISEXBS BAT
' THAT ZJLKOa KXTMBBB OT APPU-
cations ro riSH ; roars, too
BOOMS ASS BBX90& FEBKZT8 XBT
SZCATB BUSIWESS IS THBIYISO.
United States engineers are receiving
communications almost daily from va
rious applicants in' this district apply
lng for permits to put in. flsh traps, log
, booms and erect bridges in various lo
calities. "Tha district includes the Co
lumbia river, extending south o Ya
qulna and east as far as Celllo. These
applications, the engineer declare,. Indi
cate that business in air-lines is ihrlv
lug in the territory named. ;
The tlshlng season will.' again' soon
open. and Just at present'there are more
applications than any other kind being
.made to- the engineers for the purpose
of putting in flsh traps. It is estimated
that there are already fully 600 traps
In tha district When a permit is once
iKSued it is good until revoked. Before
permission Is granted to install a trap
the matter is thoroughly investigated.
If it is found that lta location-will In
no manner interfere with navigation the
Trlvllejre asked for is readily granted.
But to operate thenr in many localities
selected would maka, them a source of
.continual, annoyance to steamboat men,
and, the wlshed-for permits are dented.
. Application has i. recently been , made
to construct a bridge, across Skamokawa
creek, situated on the Washington side
of the Columbia. - Flans for it have been
forwarded to the head of the department
as well as other ,data concerning the
navigability of the stream. ; ;
, Engineers , who T have Just returned
from a tour of investigation report 'that
the Northern Pacific , Railroad .company
is operating a drodge on the Lewis river.
Around the bridge;, which crosses that
stream the water has become shoal, and
the channel Is being deepened to allow
the steamboats to pass up and down the
river without hindrance, v
The government dipper dredge Is still
working ai"Coon island removing . the
remnants of the old revetment, and the
W. 8. Ladd is busily engaged at Pillar
Rock,, near the mouth -of'the Columbia.
WANT TO BE PART OF ,
CITY OF PORTLAND
Montavllla and Mount Tabor wish to
be annexed to Portland. ; A meeting of
' the citizens of Montavllla was held last
evening at the Odd Fellows' home, and
the hall was crowded with those who
'. wished to hear the report of the com-
mlttee which had been appointed by the
hoard of trade to feel the pulse of the
people and see what could be done with
reference to Joining Montavllla to 'the
city of Portland. The committee found
upon Investigation that In presenting a
petition to the city 'council for the an
nexation of Montavllla a legal question
would be involved. Three members of
the committee talked with the Mount
Tabor people and found that they want
ed to become annexed to Portland, so it
was agreed to join the two and present
a Joint petition to the city council at
Its next .meeting. v,The commutes is
composed of .H.. B.. Dickenson, C., H.
Hyle,. Henry rlgert, Captain Bphnelder
and W. M. Deveny." .
Xhe oftfm1tter will drTa ths jjetl-
'tlon 'tdgether with a committee from
Mount Tabor, and will report at a meet
ing to be called before the next meeting
of the city council. ' . The committee re
ported last night that more than 76 per
cent of the people of Montavllla are In
favor of annexation. . ... .
DROVE STAGE IN
THE EARLY DAYS
, Eugene Shelby.' agent Wells, Fargo
ft Co., Is in receipt of information to the
effect that H. C. Ward died in the Ag
new Asylum, Cat., on March 4. Ward
will be remembered by pioneers as one
of the old-time stage .drivers in Ore
gon and Washington. lie assisted in
stocking the road between Sacramento
and Portland,: when the. California and
Oregon Stage company was organised,
and It Is said he was driver of the first
Stage out of this city. Af terward, , f or
some years, he drove on routes radiat
ing from 'Walla Walla.
When the railroads succeeded the
stage lines. Ward entered the service
: of Wells, Fargo & Co., as superintendent
of stables, and his duties brought him
to Portland frequently until 1894, when
his health - broke. Since then he has
been living quietly in : San Francisco
up to a few days' before his death, Com
fortably provided for by 'the express
company, by whom ht was highly es
teemed. With Ward, another of the
early history makers of Oregon passed
away; -' '- ' .- "
Journal .friends and readers, when
traveling, on trains to and from Port
land, should ask news agents for The
Journal and insist upon being supplied
with this,aper, reporting all failures in
obtaining it to the office of publication,
addressing The Journal. Portland. Or.
T& ROBSON $3.30 HAT
BEST ON EARTH
NODDY
NECKWEAR
Spring Styles 1904
We are showing all the new
' styles and shades of Gentle
men's Neckwear such beauti
ful things you must see them
to appreciate the .efforts that ,
. we have made in ' these lines
: this- season. Four-in-Hands
real gems In the season's new
shades amber.silver-gray, old
t-old, violet, Persian effects, ;
. Scotch plaids and many other
newest shades. Many other
new things In Neckwear are to
be found here.
FORSYTHE -SHIRTWAISTS
For ladles, the first' showing,
are in. and If you ar Inter-
' ested we will be pleased to
show.jrou, . .
Robinson & Co.
Agent for Dunlap & Co.'s Hat
' 289 Washington Street
Perkins Hotel Bldg.
FURTHER TIME
IS ASKED FOR
SZXCVTXTB COMKXTTXB 07 TBA-
TEBNAZ. TEMPLE ASSOCIATION
HAS WOT YET COSTEXBED WITH
Ut DELEGATES AWD TIME TOB
ACTIVE WOBB HAS HOT ABBITEB.
Mnrh rnma na vet in' h ' done before
the movement for the erection of a
Tomnla nt Wra tarnitlrMl at the liAWisUfld
far lest than half of the orders that de
sire representation have presentea cre
dentials. Secretary J. W,. Thompson, at
a maaHnfl halil vmntarAnv Afternoon ill
the Selling-Hirsch building, advised, that
the meeting be postponed lor ; anomer
fortnight in order to give time to con
fer with all the delegates. Thirty-two
lodges have nowapplled' for member
ship in the association. The .executive
committee will be made up of one rep
resentative from, each of these fraterni
ties. A ' board of directors of seven
win h rhnutn. "Ova from this commit
tee, and the president and secretary wllW
serve, men tne worn ol raising uuu
w411 ha haviin In AnrnAaL .
TVi maana; nf arettlnr funds have hot
yet been aenniteiy aeciaea upon. pnu
of stock will be sold at SI each.
Thai aaoNtarv m vesterday instruct
ed to notify the heads of all fraternal
departments In the unuea mates or xne
movement that is on foot, so that they
mav ha nnma red to' contribute. ' . The
Knights and Ladles of Honor, have con
tributed IZ.OUO, ana me ciraer 01 nwn
lngton $1,000. " .'' " ' . ,
rha nar mtlntr will be held in a
week or so at the call of the president
WOUNDED PATROLMAN
. AGAIN ON DUTY
it ahauanra nf three weeks. Pa
trolman John A. Golts, who was shot
in the left arm by Andrew Johnson, is
again on duty at the police station,
having decided this morning that the
wound was progressing so well that a
little active work would not hinder his
recovery- Patrolman Oolts was shot on
tha aftarnnnn nf Whrunrv It bv Jolin-
"son, a negro, at the letter's home, 8S
North Seventh street, wnere we patrol
man had gone xo serve a warren i ur
f ka iniiar-a srrPHt on the charse of as
sault and battery. Johnson, as soon as
he had shot the patrolman, turned mo
weapon upon himself and blew out his
brains. : ,
SPRAYING SEASON AT HAND
PUT TO THE TEST
Portland People Appreciate a Good
Thing.
Everybody has their hour of trouble.
But people navinff any itno"" v
until ... ,
Have many hours of trouble, i , i
Nothing so annoying; notmng w irri
tating. 11
Scratch it, it becomes worse; : t
Leave it, alone and you can hardly stand
1 - the misery. ' - v
T.i4naaai nimM in many forms-
Kctema and horrid Itching piles.
Relief and cure are nere at
T3.l.n haa nut t to the teat.
Doan's Ointment cures every form of
Itchiness or. tne sain.
People at home are teaming that' this
Here is a proof in a citizen's statement-
.Mrs. B. Btaniey, wne resiuea i.
t.. .raar uvi: 1 wi annoyed with
chafing and salt rheum or tetter on my
hands for some lime. jn kui
sore and tender, and at times Itched ter
ribly. I tried to ure it by using home
remedies, but was unsuccessful until 1
procured Doan's Ointment at ths Lue
"nn.a. rvi'ai atnre. corner Yamhill
lOIl" -. " '
and Third streets. Its use cured me and
left the skin white ana sori, Desiae
being not at all-unpleasant to use. I
am glad to recojnmend this reliable
preparation to my friends and acquaint
ances at every opportunity."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60c.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., solo
agents for the United States. Remem
ber the name-r Doan's and take no-substitute.
: ; - '
Our $5000 Modern
...Plant...
Will be installed in a few days,
but..ware now ready to take
. orders for
HOW
CASES
and Store "Futures. Figures and
catalogues on application. .
Telepboae Black 3133. .
PORTLAND SHOW CASE AND
FIXTURE MFC. CO.
VhUlp Btela, Uanager.
Paint
the
Town
Not red, but any color you may select.
If your' house needs painting. As we
have said before, paint is our hobby, and
If you want to know anything about
paint come to us; we can at least help
you out by giving you such Information
as you may need. We - Manufacture
paints right here in Portland and are
worthy of your consideration if you are
needing paints. We give a positive
guarantee with every can of paint that
goes from this house. When thinking
of paint, think o$ ,
Fisher,Thorsen&Co.
"" Everything In Paints
160-163-164 rSOHT BTBEET.
How Is the Time to Spray Tour Trait
Tft and Hose Bushes. '
The season of the year is now at hand
f oY looking after the fruit .trees and
rose bushes, ' and those who give the
care necessary are always making fruit
crops pay a big proflt.. If you arejuc
cessful In exterminating the pests that
prey upon the trees, vines and : rose
bUBhes, the soil and climate will do the
rest.' '
- Avoid in the treatment of your trees
and bushes the constant annoyance and
failure that often make your-efforts in
this line, fruit raising, a failure. .
There are many solutions found upon
the market not only harmless so far as
the codlln moth and louse are con
cerned, . but they are also - absolutely
harmful to1 the trees they are sup
posed to protect closing the pores in
the bark, checking growth and finally
killing the trees .and bushes,
Spraytag Essential to Profit,
' This ' fact is now recognized by the
leading horticulturists of the northwest;
those whose success entitles them to
speak, -j Formerly this section was sin
gularly free from Insectivorous . pests.'
But (he day of immunity is past. The
destroyers have reached us. 1 There is
no use blinking the fact; instead, the
orchardlst should manfully tackle exist
ing conditions for his neighbor's sake,
as well' as his own, and by steady effort
subdue end hold the enemy in subjection.
To market fruit successfully, to obtain
the highest price and rot to tiunt the
purchaser,' but compel the purchaser to
hunt him, a ; grower must produce
healthy, attractive fruit. . j
Let the trail' of the serpent appear
in the shape of scale or. worms and the
producer is at the mercy of the middle
man. He can ho longer dictate prices,
but muse humbly accept any terms of
fered, thankful if, instead of reaping a
profit, he escapes actual loss.
The struggle for supremacy in fruit
growing and resultant money making is
rendered easy by the use of McBaln's
Carbolic Compound. Experience has
proved this, and the sagacious orchard-
ist will not be satisfied with . alleged
substitutes. .'.
.McBaln's Carbolic ' Compound is put
up in cases containing 10 gallons -(two
cans of five gallons each), and 60-gallon
barrels. :. J ;
-r When spraying for the moth, never
commence before the. blossoms have be
gun to fall freely, as the poison would
kill the bees that play so Important a
part in fertilizing the blossoms.- r ,
McBaln's .. Carbolic Spray for roses,
flowers, garden and house plants not
only destroys all pests, but acts-. as a
stimulant and ; fertiliser, Insuring a
healthy,, vigorous grpwth.
. Ask your local dealer for these prep
arations, and if he cannot furnish them,
write to Fisher, Thorsen & Co.. of Port
land, who are, sole agents for,: the Pa
cific coast.
BRINGS HER FIRST
CARGO OF FREIGHT
After a good pasasge up the coast
from San Francisco, the steamer Aurella
reached Portland yesterday afternoon.
She docked at the foot of Oak street,
where a genera cargo of 600 tons will
be discharged. In order to provide a
berth for the steamer it became neces
sary for the British ship Thlstlebank
to Swing out Into the stream.
The Aurella was but Recently, put on
the ' Portland-San - Francisco ' run, and
this is the first time that she has
carried freight on the up trip.. ' From
now on it is the Intention for her to
carry cargo both ' ways, She will also
carry passengers, having been fully
equipped and securing, a license- for that
purpose. The steamer is now operated
by liussell & Rogers of San Francisco,
DRAMATIC SOPRANO
. OF NOTE COMING
Miss Emma Ramsey, a dramatic so
prano of note, is to visit Portland this
week, Mls Ramsey has just returned
from -five years' study under the best
teachers in Paris and Berlin. She stud
ied-two years in Paris under Archain
baud, and two and one-half years ' in
Berlin under Madame Blanche Correlll.
In 7anuaryof last Tearnrevtous-to
leaving Berlin for a liondon engagement.
Miss Ramsey was the soprano In, a
srand concert in "der Philharmonic" in
Berlin. The performance was under the
direction of Richard Strauss, and on the
program . were several - of the foremost
Wagnerian artists of Germany and solo
ists from the royal opera, notably Thlla
Plalchlnger, Frau Goetze, the principal
contrajto in Royal Opra. and Frau
Emllle Herzog. the principal lyrio so
prano. The musical people in Portland
are planning to give Miss Ramsey a re
ception soon after her arrival, and the
Portland musical public may have an
opportunity to hear Miss Ramsey later.
She Is traveling on the coast with her
brother, Frank Ramsey, and her friend,
Miss Jennie, Sands.. .
' Preferred Stock Canned Goods.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
Can't Do It
Heart affections will n'ot get well ot
themselves: neither do they remain in
active. Ir the cause-is not removed,
they continue to grow in number and
severity.
They are the outgrowth of exhausted
nerve force, and the heart cannot stop
to rest, as do other organs, but must
continue to struggle until completely
disabled, and that s the end.
On the very first indication of heart
trouble you can stop all progress and
effect a cure by the use or . , .
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
the most effective heart remedy known.
It builds up, feeds and strengthens the
nerves and muscles of the heart and re
stores it to perfect health.
"I had serious heart trouble; for two
months my life seemed to hang by a
thread, when my attention was called
to Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. I commenced
taking the Heart Cure, and Nervine, and
in two months they restored me to com
parative good health." REV. W. A.
ROBINS, Port Elgin, Ont,
If first 'bottle falls to benefit, money
back. .. !".. -
J XaAJiaEST CliOTKXEKS J3K THB SOUTHWEST,
Southwest Cor. Tourth and Morrison.
: ft
B:3. MsLtm
I ' Besides our famous Gordon $3 Hat, we present our own
special makes, which, are no better than a $3 hat should be.
The rub is that other $3 hats 'should be better. Soft and stiff
materials, nicely varying shapes conforming to individual char
acteristics and personal preference. Fitted by an expert batter.
You Cannot Afford to Miss This Sale wS
When We Speak
' .J.of
Special
Prices
Wc arc offering
inducements not
to be overlooked
CUKE
CO.
LARGEST DRUG STORE IN AMERICA
,grani;rk sale
DRUGS, TOILET PREPARATIONS, HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES, PHOTO SUPPLIES,
RUBBER GOODS AND SUNDRIES.
Oar newly furnished store is by far the handsomest in the country and we want yoatox come and see it-it is well worth your time. Be
sides, by attending this GRAND RECEPTION SALE YOU CAN MAKE A SAYING.
Genuine
Goods
and
-.--.. 4 .
Moderate
Profits
Have Extended
our trade over
the entire Pacific
Coast
Soap and Perfume
Specials
Remember we are the largest importers in this line en the
Pacifio Coast and carry the only complete line of
Theatrical Makeups in the city.
, 8peolal.
4711 GLYCERINE SOAP ........................... ..13a
PARKER'S TAR SOAP 14
CUTICURA SOAP .16?
PEARS' TRANSPARENT SOAP .11
PEARS' SCENTED SOAP ; 13
EXTRA WITCH HAZEL. SOAP, per boat ...15
IMPORTED SAVON DE ZERONA. per box .........25
OUR QUEEN TOILET AND BATH, regular 25o .....10
EL PARNOSO, Imported castile, reg. $1.75 bar. f 1.25
A Special '' v
Reduction of
20
PER
CENT
On English and French Imported Perfumes
and Toilet Waters.
f Leatherware
We show the finest line of LADIES' SEAL,
MOROCCO, JAPANESE and EGYPTIAN
HAND BAGS AND PURSES.
Beautiful assortment of Gentlemen's Purses,
Bill Books, Etc., Traveling Cases for both
Gentlemen and Ladies. . .,...
ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES-A Large
List at Special Prices.
Specialti
Toilet and Household
ies ' :
Bi Reduction on Every Itern
MENNEN'S TALCUM ....i... .................... ....14
ALMOND MEAL ...........13
AYER S HAIR VIGOR . ... . ;'Vi 66
CAMMELINB ... ..... ..... . . . ; , ...29
CHALK AND WINTERGREEN ....;..,..........;.- 5
CRYSTAL VELVET BATH POWDER ..............27
HOLMES' FRO STILL A ...........14
LA BLANCHE POWDER, LEVY'S ..................29
SOZODONT, liquid or powder ...................... ..14
ROBERTINE .V. ........................... .29
LI8TERINE. IjAMBERT'S .....................69
JAVA POWDER, BOURJOIS" .......................24
HERPICIDE 63
TOILET PUMICE ......... t .. '.V .............. 5
LYON'S TOOTH POWDER .................14
GLYCERINE AND RO SE WATER 7 and 16
PURE PETROLEUM ..,.,.....3, 10. 16
BENZINE, pints and quarts , ......5, 9
WOOD ALCOHOL, pints and Quarts ...........18. 33
BAKING SODA. Vt and 1 lb 3. 5
GASOLINE, pints and quarts "....5 9
CASTILE SOAP, small bars 18
CASTILE SOAP, large bars ...33
BIRD SEED, mixed ,7Jj
PURE CALIFORNIA OLIVE OIL, extra quality, none
better 43, 73
Other specials too numerous to mention.
Imp. Japanese
Goldfish
25c EACH
Fish Bowls
. All Sizes
50c, 75c and $1.00 -and'Up.
tl
Wines and Liquors
You will find in our Liquor
Department just what you
want for your 8ideboardor
sick room.
Speotal.
California Port or Sherry.
quarts 23
Extra fine Old Port,
quarts ......43
Officinal Sherry. qts.....43
Thompson Cabinet Blend
quarts 65
Brlce's Pure Malt 75
Walker's Canadian Club
1.10
1.15
Dewar's special Scotch
r.....$i.i5
McBrayer's Cedar Brook
.i.i5';
Our stock of Table Wines is
not excelled.
PURE UNFERMENTED
. GRAPE JUICE
Can be taken when medicine
and other foods are rejected.
Welch's Grape Juice,
quarts 43
Glen Echo Farm Juice,
quarts 49
The very best. ,
Cutlery
'Specials
Safety Razors save time,
money and inconvenience.
Shave clean and never pulL
Star, Gem, Yankee, Curler
and the Real Safety Raxors
all reduced to 9160
Complete outfit, including;
razor, strop and stropping
machine, regular $4.00:
special ....93.10
" BARBER'S RAZORS.
Famous Antoin Berf Swedish
razors, special ..... 92.33
Big line of .Pocket Knives
at specially low prices.
Boys' Pocket Knives
15, 19, 33
Shears and Scissors in all
sizes and styles.
One of our sample values,
6-inch Shears, special. 10
Bristle Goods
Most eo moists assortment ever
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hai
Brushes, stc
Great reduction in every grade.
Warranted Solid Back Hair
Brush, regular 66c;
special .............. .38
Warranted Solid Back Un
bleached Bristles Brush,
reg. 80c; special. .... .57
Warranted v Solid Back
Bleached Bristles; regular
75c; special 49
TOOTH BRUSHES.
Hard, medium and soft, reg
ular 25c; special .....16
Regular 50c; special ...27
on sals. Cloth Brushes, Tooth
r Brushes, Bath Brushes, Shoe
BATH BRUSHES.
In all styles ..10 to 92.08
SHOE BRUSHES.
With or without 'dauber
; .".,......19 and-up
CLOTH BRU8HES.
. Large assortment
27 and up
Kali Brushes and Hand
Scrubs, bone and wood
backs, S for 5 and up
Photo
Supplies
English Hypo Crystals, per
fectly pure . and free from
lumps, regular 13.76;
special .....93.25
Large stock of Moorehouse
Be. Badber Albums In all sizes.
Full Jlne of Photo Mounts,
Anthony Piano Hinge, Print
ing Frames, Elections Trays,
with all the advantages of
bard rubber and half the cost.
SPECIAL 10 PER CENT
DISCOUNT.
free Demonstration
We will devote one more
night each week for begin
ners. MONDAY NIGHTS,
printing and developing;
THURSDAY NIGHTS, 7:30
till 9:00 p, m.
'Stationery Specials
Complete stock of Eaton
Hurlbut Papeterles. All lat
est creations and colors.
SpeoiaL
Hyland Linen Bond,
per box 28
Twotone, all shades, per f
box .........36
Weymouth Parchmont, per '
box ..;28
Roxboro, per box ...... 19
Hyland Linen Tablets.. 12
Hyland Linen Envelopes
to match ........12
Pencil Tablets ..........3
Bent assortment of Ink
Writing Tablets In the elty.
Special 3 up to 19
Lead Pencils with erasers,
special, per dos.,10, 25
' Commercial Ink and Mucilage
, 2-oz. bottles, special. ...3
Steamboat Playing Cards. 8
FLINCH AND PIT
The popular parlor games,
price 45
Rubber Goods
Specials
Every item fresh from factory and sold with full
guarsntee.
HOT WATER BOTTLES ............49, 67
BOSTON WATER BOTTLES .......69, 79, 89
WOODLARK WATER BOTTLES, fully guaranteed
2 quarts .08
WOOLMET WATER BOTTLES, best flannel covered.
S quarts 91.05
REX FOUNTAIN SYRINGES 42, 52
ROYAL FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, red rubber, cloth
inserted, 3 quarts .....................89
HOMESTEAD RAPID FLOW FOUNTAIN SYRINGE,
3 quarts ....83
Ladies' Sanitary Syringes
LADIES' SAFETY SYRINGES ................. ......88
WILHOFT'S ALL RUBBER SYRINGE 81.23
MARVEL WHIRLING SPRAY ...92.73
DR. TULLAR'S SPRAY SYRINGE ....91.98
FAMILY BULB SYRINGES, ,
special .... .......28,' 33, 63 and up
Our Entire Stock
Of Cut Glass, Japanese Bronzes, Pottery,
Satsuma, Cloisonne, Russian and Japanese
Brasses, Carved Ivory '
Reduced 20 g&.
' THIS WEEK ONLY
Sundries
Specials
HARDWOOD TOOTHPICKS, per package ......... .3
WORLD'S FAIR TOOTHPICKS, per package .-, 16
WOODLARK CHEST PROTECTORS ....... .....43
SHOULDER BRACES .........98
WHISK BROOMS 7'
'LOOFHAS SPONGES, 3 for 5
BATH SPONGES ......19
HAND MIRRORS .19
LUNCH BASKETS ......12, 16
RAZOR STROPS ,..28
SHAVING MUGS .............16
SHOE PASTE, all kinds ...a................. g
BIXBY'S COMBINATION SHOE POLISH. ........ ..12
BATH TOWELS .........;....... .....19
, Etc etc '.
Free Delivery
TO ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY.
Principal Sub-sta-1
tion Postoffice
Money orders Issued, t
All Phone Orders
..Promptly Filled
PRESCRIPTIONS
Called for, filled and.returifed
promptly. - ,
ALCOHOL
STOVES ;
Columbia Pocket" Cook
Stove. , special ......16
The "Reform"" Spirit Gas
Stove, best on the markt.
' reg. 85c; 'special ... 50
Parker's Rotary
. Alarm Clock
' none b;:tti::x.
special ri.z.
AMERICAN VATf'H) '.
guara!it"pl one y- r
," SPECIAL .