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VTHE OREGON1 DAILY, JOURNAL; PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY 'EVENING. ' JUNE 8. I0O4L
TOWN TOPICS
tUhniant Grasd
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rfl " . xaniuam nig ,,,, ),,.,,.,. .Jara
Peser ,, "Twlrlf Twlrlr"
i Arcade .......... Vaudeville
r Lyrle ,., .Vaudeville
the assaults of carpenters." mechanics
and painter ill winter th craft now
presents an , appearance . of beauty.
Starting today, th Oatsert will leave
Alder street wharf at 8:10 a, m. every
morning ror a trip up the Columbia, to
the Cascades and return. The trip , la
one of unuaual. beauty and caa.be ap
preciated, beat from the decks of this
steamer. ' - On Su&davs enenlal excur
sions will be In order and, 'tie then many
noma take advantage of thle trip.
Bring your friends along, that you may
enjoy the scenery with them. . Don't
ten tnem about It after you have, come
nome. .Tneyii. never truly anoreclate
m BoiwieT
TO BE DRYDOCKED
' " .VU P". ! until ... with their wrry..,
-''hVh XXZZZa IVldVnT. la" he ?iltrI the morning and
, -V irr .inat Mr-end u . ". Pringing you back in Fort
r v. v. r . ,.; r, i about
SABTB COMPUTY WXXOX OWN TU
talbott, m ram , vbssxi,
c&bavzs a it. oxbb,
sboovs sexooa-sa womx
TXSI-AOTOXT.
Steamer Chlco from Portland, s Balled-
Schooner William Beaton for Astoria.
Sailed att p. m. yesterday Steamer Al
liance for Portland and way porta,
v Astoria, June 7. Balled at . p. m.
Schooner .W. F., Wltsemann for San
Francisco. . , v . J .
-Ban Francisco, Juns 7.-Ariived at
4:30 p. m. steamer Aurelia from Port
land. t
: Manila, June J. Balled Schooner
Commerce for Portland. '
Queenstown, Jon . Arrived Brltlih
Bark Andorlnbs from Portland.
Astoria. June $. -Condition of the bar
a at I a. m., smooth,' light southeast wind;
deatner cloudy. , ' . ; .
dreesea, torn . protographa and
Either this afternoon or tomorrow
morning the American Schooner Will-
o'clock! just in time for
trina I "uPPr. ana in time, too, for the theatre.
-..i, I Best of meals served on board. Only
di iirmfnii onow wwiu j uw vuufiv. i ftn - , - I lam JJOWuSa will be taken
They had a nercfight t Biturday f
niaht. if frasments or wnat once werei : . . mn nainta(. 'th RniiM ii. ..hvi
ciomina; may ow Miiun. - . . , i' -v . - ,, in port last nlaht from San Francisco.
.- ...- I . 'i n a finiftt RABt atiietst I MSB wsa, PTlia. 1-L11si
was .postponed ana win d inrenneu J,:hnr .rr ...Vll VtT.,". I and the fact that ahe waa not docked
int nuputDU namiura ini a . . . w - .
out later.;
luaoana wmiuw. mm "! J"!" I. tki Californl mtroo,ll l look
perhap. he w a trUto angry that night. - w at " upon by Toc shipper, s. the best of
.... .v.. Kt. I boats COmiMlIln naaannmra to atla
was a little wrousht vv. I embark at Bonneville, pack their bag-
. i i , . - - I gage out to the railroad track, get
Sons and Daughters of Indian War I aooard a train, disembark again at the
Veterans met at O. A. R. hall yestsr- locks and lug their stuff back a long
day to make arrangements for enter-1 disUnce to the steamboat There la
talnlng the Indian War Veterans, who oomfort In riding on the Spencer. It la
than down the coast
The vessel Is owned by the same com
pany that operates the schooner W. H.
Talbott, which had the distinction of
being the first craft that waa ever
docked at , Portland. It Is raken for
granted that the work and rates were
AXOVa TM WATSKTBOirr.
At :S0 this morning the steamer
Bailey Oatsort of the Regulator line left I
for the Cascade locks with about 50
passengers aboard. The Spencer and
Dalles City preceded her by an hour
and a half and both of them went out
with big, passenger lists. This is the
first trip for ths Bailey Gatxert since
she has been remodeled.
This morning the schooner David
Bvana began receiving a lumber cargo
at the Inman-Poulaen mill. She Is un
der charter to the Paclfla Export com
pany to carry lumber to Shanghai.
Early this morning the schooner O,
W. Watson left down for the sea in tow
of ths Ocklahama. She la loaded with
Distinguished Clergymen
And Prominent Temperance Workers Use and Endorse
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Rev. A, Mdeod, D. D the Great
Prcichcr, Was Cured of Dyspep
sia and Nervous Prostration of
Forty Years' Standing by the
Wonderful Medicine Whose Vir
tues He Extols and to the Cura
tive Qualities of Which He Owes
His Renewed Vigor and Perfect
Health.
meat in their annual convention June handsomely saulnped. and then think tl"fetory .t'.?n that thsy )umbar tot Bm Pt6ro.
t - . m m.. - - - . t . i nAini n aanfl rn vinavian nara in.
11. Committees were appointed snd dq-ior mat moat delightful trip through the
nations pledged. They Intend to , give I midst of the wildest . soenery la ths
the veterans a pleasant reception, a I world and through the great locks that
good entertainment and plenty to eat I took 10 years to build. Tel. Main 1421
They neat meet June) II it I P. n. at
the same place. AU sons And daughters
who ' will assist are requested to oom-
munlcate with the secretary, Mra. J. W. j
MoOregor, 117 Larrabea street, city.
decided to eend the Bowden here In
stead of having her treated at Sao Fran
cisco. As the company which owns the
Talbott is ths first to send another vea-
I to Portland dtrart from Ran Trn.
ThS annual (naatlna tfck nMMClCO to be docked, it ts the Opinion Of
..J. . ?n . . J? a. " ' Pr.?B I Ihnu ln.r..tad lon.ll that the ork
The annual tea of the Ladies' Relief I All ethical practitioners invited. Ths
society waa held yesterday afternoon j sessions will be held In the Allsky
at the Chlldren'e Home. Mrs. P. J.I building, corner Third and Morrison
Mann, aaslsted by other officers and streets. E. Q. Clark. Secretary
members of the board of. directors, re
ceived. Mrs. A. O. ' Kloiterman was In! Men's Methodist Social union ex cur
charge of the candy tablea. She waa lelon up the lordly Columbia, Cascade
nasistea Dy Mrs. Amen tsuiterneia, airs. I ixcks snd return, Friday. Splendid
Leo Kloeterman and Mra. U Herkleson. I steamer Bailey . Gatsert, Alder street
The tea table waa In charge of Mra. dock, :t0 a. m. Visiting delegatea and
jiarry Alien, aeeistea oy Mrs. Btgmuna i tourists specially Invited. Come and
Frank. Mra. O. F. Pax ton,, and the I enjoy a day with them. Round trip
Misses Loewenber, Joseph!, Whtdden tickets tl.eO. at J. K. GUI's and Wood-
Bute Denui TasToVlVa wm e hTd in Interested locally that the work
thla city Thursday, Friday and Batur-r" ? "r"V, . . '',u,
na t.,.v. i ..; n . A.lpromUient ablpper expressed It In this
excellent program nas been prepared.
and Catlln.
lard, Clark A Co.
Local option haa carried In the state
of Oregon, so that it la now optional
with communities whether they be wet
or dry. It ,1s likewise optional with
people whether they patronise a mod-
Thomas El Kulme, Inspector of
r.l,.VI. 4 k.4 kl. . W
this morning. It show, that durtn. the f 'T.'T.
montb izs aewer and 1 cesspool con
nectlons were mads. The report alao
wise:
Shipowners will take their vessels
wherever . they can get the best rates,
providing Ihs work Is woll done, and
that la undoubtedly the principal, and in
fact, the only reaaon that the decision
waa reached to dock the Bowden at
Portland."
The aohooner is 115. feet long, Is IS.t
feet wide and abe haa a depth of 11.4
feet Her net registered tonnage Is
196, and two pontoona will be required
to handle her. She came from the Bay
City In ballsst, and moored at the Ban-
fleld dock. The vessel Is under char
ter to the Pacific Export Lumber com
pany to carry a cargo of lumber to
Tslngtau, China, and will begin loading
It
Is eatlmated that she will take out about
975,000 feet
The steamer George Loo nils Is en i
route up the rrver with a cargo of fuel
oil from San Francisco.
Balfour-Guthrie aV Co. have chartered
the A mere lan schooner Commerce to load
lumber at Portland for the orient The
veesel Is now an route from Manila,
and la expected to arrive here during the
latter part of next month. The Com
merce took out a cargo of lumber from
here for the far eaet Iaat February.
li 1 '
ern. up-to-date laundry or one that has shows that Mr. Hulme made 4t offl
not the aand to bear the expenee of alclal visits during the month, and that
team-heated polisher, sucn aa the two 1,051 plumbing fixtures were connected
operated by the Union Laundry, See-
ond and Columbia. Thla Institution never No transfers at Cascade Locks. The
considers expense where the Interests steamer Spencer aalls through to The
of Its patrons are concerned. Its tele- Dalles without change. The trifling
CmiBXXO A UHStOM CBAjrT.
The Seabtrd Is -the name of a hand
some little yawl that haa Just been built
at Portland. The craft was officially!
measured yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Collector Barnes, and Ita dimensions are
aa follows: Length. 41 feet; width, 111
feet and depth of hold 4 feet It Is I
owned by. Charles E. Klouchek of thiol
city and will be used principally as a
plasure boat. It is provided with two!
masts and when properly rigged will
look at a distance like a email schooner.
Those who have seen the Beablrd pro
nounce her to be one of the neatest
looking little sailing Teasels ever built
to ply in local waters.
ENDORSE
Honored and Respected Among
Men, After More Than 50 Years
of Constant Service In the Pres
byterian Church, Dr. Mdeod
Makes the Following Frank and
Outspoken Statement of What
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Has R
Done for Him:
. 1 am now In my 73d year and have served God fearleesy and to the best of
my ability In my chosen calling. For more than forty years 1 have been af
flicted with dyapepala and nervous prostration. At times I would get so run
down constitutionally through overwork as to be disqualified entirely from dis
charging my ministerial duties. The older I grew the more the dlaease seemed
to prey upon me. The most noted physicians failed to prescribe any .medlnlnes
that benefited me. I could neither eat nor sleep, and for more than two years
I had to take aleeplns powdera every night
"My nervous prostration becsme well night unbearable. But for the grace
of God helping wne, I would not be In the land of the living. Language falls to
exprese th agony of my mind.
"Something over a month ago I began taking your preparation.
A. McLeod. D. D.. of the Detroit
Presbytery.
Blue Mountain
Sanatorium
FOB TM TBBATMXHT AJTD
OF
Consumption
Sanatorium treatment Is the
Ideal snd only successful treat-"'
ment for tuberculosis. It con
slats principally of life In the
open sir, rest forced feeding, by-dro-thorapy
and massage. The
baths at thla Institution srs sup
plied from natural hot mineral
springs, the waters of which ex
ert a marked curative Influence.
Patlenta from the west skle of th
mountains are sspeclally bene fit ml
by the change of climate. The dry
air of eastern Oregon and 2,400
feet of altitude stimulate the ap
petite and Improve nutrition.
Baoarsiom rates em the O. Sk ft
Iff. Co. Bay tickets to Bingham
Springs. Address by gaafl,
DR. J. E BINGHAM
OIBBOV, OBZOOV.
TEETH
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Boston Painless Dentists
mrzcTOBg abb bvst.
3 AT JJWM OHAJlTBBa BAOB.
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phone Is
specialty.
Main S9I. Ladles' work a
The funeral of Mrs. T. J. Brumfleld,
who dlsd Mondsy at her horns, 744
Pettygrove street wss held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the First
Bsptlst church.
high water In the locks does not Inter
fere with this staunch and fleet river
boat. Leaves foot of Washington street
at 7 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. Telephone Main 1423.
M. Officiate Bow Examining Tessela
la Fort.
Local Inspectors Edwards and Fuller
Inspected the tug Daring tbia mornlbg.
The Daring was recently built at Aber
deen and was brought down to Portland
to be equipped with boilers and ma
chinery. The work has been done by
the Willamette, Iron & Steel Works,
and It Is said that the vessel is now
innimncnnnt Dr. Kva V. flnvilar.
Mrs. Brumfleld waa graduate of Northern Illinois college of practically ready to return up the coast w" Ji'"
it i i ..... L. - I j a . aha ) a7iia1 hv lha nrava Harhor To. I "
wc,i itiiuwii 4 ciiuii.il c.ruiea, wnrre inf I mi;a.gi, wiauca iu aiiiwunco uiai m w... n 4 -
was regarded aa generous and charitable I has opened optical parlors at 207 Allsky boat company of Aberdeen, and will be
and an untlrina- worker. The funeral huildlne-. and la nreoared to examine used entirely for towing vessels into
was largely attended, and many elabor-leyea and fit glasses correctly. All work
ate snd beautiful floral offerings were I guaranteed.
received.
Regulator line ateamers for The
While ridina a wheel to his work at Dalles, Lyle. Hood River, Bt Martin's
Information hss been received here
to the effect that. In order to Improve
ita service, the Nippon Yusen Kalshs
line has chartered space In the stesm
ers operated by the Boston Towboat and
the China Mutual companies between
Puget sound and the orient The former
line la owned by a Japanese Arm and
at the outbreak of the war all of ita
steamera were withdrawn. One of them j
waa placed In commission again a ahort
In the brief period of two daye I found that It began to help me. It gave me
strength, aided my digestion, settled my nerves snd I have gained ten pounds
slnoe taking It.
"I thank God there Is such a medlolne to be had. and recommend all people
with weak, broken-down constitutions, and nervous people especially, to use It.
I feel thst it will help them. I will bs glad to answer any communications In
regard to the healing virtue of your preparation. I am a temperance man, and
I do not-think my position In this matter will bs misunderstood."
(REV.) A. McLEOD, D. D. Oreenleaf. Mich., Jan. 22. 1904.
Rev. Dr. McLeod' s endorsement la but the outpouring of a grateful soul
The letter of a man who haa been relieved of great Buffering and who openly
acknowledges the treat medicinal value of Duffy's Purs Malt Whiskey. Minis
ters of the gospel, doctors of medicine, nurses snd people In every walk of life
unlti In commending this wonderful medlolne the only perfect tonic-stimulant
the one true, medicinal whlakey. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cures
coughs, colds, worst form of grip, consumption, bronchitis, nneumonla. ca
tarrh, dyspepsia and all kinds of stomach trouble. It never falls to build up
a worn-out system, to sooths the tired nerves, to bring perfect health to the
whole being. Every testimonial la published In good faith and guarsnteed.
Bold by druse-lets and grocers or direct, 11.00 per bottle. Medical booklet
free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. RochestSr. N. Y.
XBOWV TU WOBXB OTBB
Are the only dentists In Portland having
ths lets botanical discovery to apply to
the gums for Painless Extracting, Fill
Ins and Crowning Teeth, and guaranteed
twelve years. Largest dental concern
In the world. All work guaranteed tot
twelve years.
TtCTB
TBABSZT AJTD WATSOV CX.HAB.
and out of the bay. The vessel has been
supplied with powerful machinery, and
It Is said that she will be among the
best tugboats on the coast
RULES TO GOVERN
INDIAN LAND SALES
Ths schooners Transit and O. W. Wat
son cleared ror Ban Pedro yesterday
with lumber cargoes, the former carry-I XtAJTD OFFXOB 1XCHTII CBB9TTLB
Ths river steamer Paloma was also
the Weatberl'y Creamery company's of-I snd Collins' Hot Springs. Cascade Locks Inspected today, and yesterday the In
cea, on the east side, this morning. W. snd all way polnta leave every morn- apectors examined the condition of the
H. Bartlett was struck by a rig on the ling (except Sunday), 7 o'clock, from steamers T. J. Potter and the Altona.
Aider street a oca. Best or meaia. -r none
Main 14.
lng 460.000 feet and the latter 690,000
feet
steel Drldge at 8:30 o clock and aus
talned Injuries which caused his re
moval to the Good Samaritan hospital.
He wss examined by a house physician,
and . It waa found that bla chest was
Injured, but no bones were broken. He
will recover quickly, It is thought
' Mrs. Rose Bloch Bauer, who waa in
jured In a-' runaway accident last Mon-
at her home, 128 North Nineteenth
street It Is expected that she will be
able to be out within a few dava.
Today the nrst through Burlington
train of atandard and tourist sleepers I The annual meetina of the stock'
will leave Portland for the east The holders of the Portland Hotel company
train win run over tne nortnern racinc will be held at the hotel this (Wed nee
tracks to Billings, Mont, men over the l day) evening at 7:80 o'clock.
Kurungion system to Bt. ixuis. This
new train pulled out of the Union depot! Who furnished your electrical sup-
this morning with every coach filled. I plies T Why, the Northwest Electrlo
and It Is said that many tlcketa have Engineering company, J0 Stark atret
neen sold ror ruture dates.
Electrical fana. all kinds, all sixes, all
uoiumDia river scenery, rortiana to nrioes at ths Northwest Electrlo En.
Cascade Locks and The Dalles. Orand- arlneerlng company's, 209 Stark street
est river scenery in tne worm. An op
portunity to view the flood and cascades Dr. Mary MacLachlan, office 701
of the Columbia In one day. Seen to Mara uam buildina: phone main 17171
perfection from deck of Regulator line Residence phone Scott 4SB4
aieamera, leaving Aiair-nrm qdck ev
ery morning 7 o'clock. Meals served
on board the very best Bates the low
est Phone, Msln 914.
60c dinner dally from 4:20 to I p.
The Calumet. 149 Seventh.
William Thomas, a workman at the
Lewis and Clark fair grounds, reported
to Captain of Police Bailey at an early
hour this morning that he had met a
young woman on the street last night
who persugdnd him to go With him to
the Turns Ha lie. While there, he I
stated, she robbed him of $16. Detec
tive Hartman waa detailed on the case.
8. H. Q ruber, lawyer. 17 Com'ol Bloc I,
Wise Bros., dentists, the Falling bldg.
OXXBIXT PBBSOVAXm
Mr. end Mra. Leo Frlede have re.
turned from their eaatern trip, and are
now located at the Portland hotel. At
home on Sunday afternoon and evening.
T. R. Sheridan, a Roseburg banker and on next Monday afternoon.
and capitalist, is In the city. Mr. Sherl- Frank H. Jones, a mining engineer of
dan will accompany James Olsason as (Denver, la In Portland with the view
a delegate to the Democratic national of making this city his future home.
convention In St. Louis the latter part George a. Mayger, a merchant of
of this month. It is expected that Gov-1 Mayger, who fvaa elected to the leglsta
ernor Chamberlain will be a member of ture yesterday, Is at the Imperial,
the party. - I H. G. VanDusen, state' fish oommiS
. Isloner, is at the Imperial from Astoria.
In considering where to have some s. B. L. Penrose of Walla Walla is
marble, .granite or monumental work at the Hoter Portland..
done you cant afford to slight the r. d. Merrill of Seattle is a Hotel
foremost place in business, our work is Portland guest.
out guarantee and you'll And It all
that can be desired. Otto Schumann,
next door to Taylor Street church.
F. Dunbar of Salem arrived at the
Portland last night.
George N. Crosfleld of Wasco is at the
Portland.
Gilbert Hunt, mayor of Walla Walla,
Every day finds new names entered in
our books. Portland business men are I lg at the Imperial.
finding out that there's one place in L. M. Rice, a Seattle lumber merchant.
town ineir pnounu mo u ut i is at the imperial.
attention and I? well executed. Metro- l, T. Harris, a politician Of Eugene,
poiitan x-nnting- company, in f romifa an Imperial guest.
street. That's the place.
At 8:30 o'clock this morning the
Bailey Gatsert left Alder street wharf
for her first trip up the Columbia on
the summer schedule. The boat is now
one of the finest on western watera and
is the acme of luxury.
Drs. Adix 4 Northrop
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DAILY MENU THURSDAY
Tea Coffe or Choooiate t . 6c
Cream Tomate) Soup . iu0
Chicken Fricassee, Ilot Bisoult and
- orange Marmelade ,,.',23!
Cold Ham . r ......Ita
Egg and Sardine Salad, with French
Dreewlng i'..., , , ,t 60
Cub Custard . . . t . ... ,....,. 16o
Bread and butter served with, every
oMr of loo or more. irlday's mend
I yu. e4 tomorrow, - , -
Sam M. Garland, an attorney of Leb
anon, Or., is at the Hotel Imperial.
Rev. M. J. Kelly of Heppner la stop
ping at the Imperial during a visit to
the city.
John F. Morrlsey, a wealthy retired
Physician and drua stare nroorietor of
After a seige of Brooklyn, and wife are, at the Perkins
while touring the coast.
W. W. Whipple, who la planning to
build a big hotel In Astoria, is among
today's gueats at the Perkins hotel.
George H. Smith, a restaurant pro
prietor of Eugene, is a guest at the Bel
vedere. O. E. Hunter, a business man of
Goble, la at the Belvedere while on a i
brief visit to the city.
Phil Berkley, an Oakland. Or. mer
chant. Is at the Belvedere.
Louis Lachmund, a hop , merchant of
oaiem, is at me seiwaere. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter, of Van
couver, B. C, are spending their honey
moon in this city at th Hotel -Portland
Mr. Hunter Is a prominent merchant of
Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs, Hunter were
members of a party of six which took
the river trip to The Dalles today. Th
others in the party were Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Banks, Mrs. William Boys of Port
land and Robert Fox of Seattle.
Mrs. Herbert Bartholomew ' and her
son Nelson have arrived from Heppner
to spend th summer with Mrs. William
Dunn, 419 Bell wood street
The Potter is owned by the O. R. A N.
company, and about the middle of thla
month will go on the run between Port
land and the beach. Bhe is generally
looked upon aa bolng the fastest boat
in local waters. Admirers of the Spencer
say that ahe is the swiftest thing afloat
In thia particular locality.
AT THE THEATRES
OF OBAJTD BOBDB X.AJTBB TO BB
OLD AVOTJIT 1 FABT OF Tad
TBAOT OOTBBB9 WITB OBOWTX
OF TTKBBB.
The land office at Oregon City has re-
Iceived a schedule of the lands to be of
fered for sals In the Grand Ronde In-
QUEEN VOTE CONTEST
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Cold Crowns ..S1M
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Crown a aad Mrldra Work at losr DrleM
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Our entire staff ih world-renowned
aneclal lata men of Ions Taara axDerU
Margaret Paff rath la still in the lead eace; best artificial teeth makera; best
for queen of the Mardl Graa and Car
nival. Ths count msde laat night
shows the following results:
Margaret Paffrath .....2,1(4
Anna Simmons 1,431
Anna Atkinson 1,411
Retba Fowler 1,21
Pearl Bones 1,227
Mas Mason 805
Fanny Hendee
A.
Two c.ndrTate;: Mi.." Tibitha Ki S'.i m
and Leila Russell have withdrawn from
cold fillers and crown and brldse work
men in the world. Lady attendant al
ways present
Our offices In all large etttes In the'
United State have been established for
21 years.
Boston Painless Dentists
OOB. TtTTM. AMO XOBBZSOK BTS.
Entranre 1 H Mnrrtaon Street
RANCH OF r ICES: T1S lint Ave., BeertUl
the race. Miss Kern was obliged to re
sign on scoount of the serious Illness of
her mother. Miss Russell haa no time
to devote to the contest
Next Saturday evening a courier will
announce the date of the arrival of the
rmm aboabb iusk
Nothing In the vaudeville world la
80 firm are too acarce or rare for the management dlan reservation, beginning at I a. m.,
they In that belief, that they state they of the Arcade theatre to produce. August 1, and continuing until 11 a. m..
are willing to wager almost any reason- As a fair Instance of this, the pro- Aurust t. Ths set of congress passed
aDie sum on tne outcome 01 a race . ui mo prcaenT wee may ds Api-u 28. 1904, provides for a aale of a king of the carnival. The announce-
tween the two steamers. taaen. it in easy to claim that a per- vtLTt ot thi Und, ot tn Grand Ronde ment will be made from the top of a tall
Speaking of races. Captain Cochran, former is from "the big eastern clr- rVaarvatlon. aggregaUng 24.S01.4S acrea, building, amid the blase of colored light,
one of the owners of the new steamer fuits, but even if the ststement were and .a,ed bld( w, be recejVed at ths and the music of brass bands. The her-
Telephone, believes that hia vessel Is true. It Is ao guarantee of merit When Oregon City land office for the entire aid will announce through a megaphone
auing 10 auuw Bro.i ivoou. " wu- - w ,v, WuCr.i, Beparate north and south, halt or the mat an loyai suDjects or tne king are
fldent that be will have the fastest boat I Btows and Diamond, who have sung mi L. hia m ha raaivarf I rmieatl tn ha nru.nt AH thai fliud atlrin
on tne wuiameue ana uiumu.s river.. -..v racw, in w m reniifor each tract ierally subdivided, and I of bis arrival, and do him honor.
tsnouia tne tnree steamers memionea nju Vi m uuumry, oumea 10 ron-1 varying In slie from 40 to 170 acres,
make a trip down the river at the same land, the public will notice that it la ThAra MV.-i fractional lots, which
time, it is admitted that they would put me Arcsos tneatre tnat gets tnem. no accounts for ths odd acreage in some of
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
CURIO SALE
BEACH RATES NOW ON.
i
up a fine race.
salary is too high for this premier
vaudeville theatre to pay, providing the
act is worth the price.
No lover of amusement no shopper
wsitlng to psss an idle hour, snd no
1 child should miss this week's great pro
gram, f
MAYDX HAX.J, OOEB AMEOBB.
British Bark Meats With Mishap la Osa-
tral America.
A. Tucker, general manager of the
shipping firm of Meyer, Wilson St Co
has received word that the British bark
Haydn Hail went asnore on May zo in "The Ensign," at Cordray's theatre Is
the vicinity of Guayaquil, Central Amer- doing a good business this week. Noth-
ica. The captain notified the owners ing so good in the way of melodrama
that he did not think any serious dam- has been seen here this season, and at
age had been done, and at the first high the prices now charged the offering Is
tide he expected to be able to put to sea. really Sn attraction. There will be a
OOOS MOW AT COBDBAYMs.
The Elleford company's production of
. T.--i i. . . . 1 . i tracts.
matinee 09 Saturday.
The Haydn Hall Is coming north In
search of a charter, and the owners have
written for Information concerning the
ratea for docking vessels at both Port-
?A"a.,ruf.'?. ."L !n." V.?.! merrify t the.Baker theatre, the laugh- p.y the balance due on the tract pur
" J , . . nl tf.nnrlnflM linrll flva mlntitaa a f
In
"TWIBtT WHTBIiT.'
"Twlriy Whiriy," now
the tracts.
Bidding! Conditions.
The bids for each tract must be for-
wsrded to the Oregon City land office,
within the dates named, accompanied by
a certified check, payable to the secre
tary of the Interior, of 20 per cent of
the bid. Each bidder, however, may pre
sent bids separately for any number of
No bids shall bs reoeived for
less than $1.25 per acre, and the eum
total of all bids must squal or exceed
ths amount of 228,600, which will be
paid to the Indians as compensation for
their property.
The department reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. Ths bids will
be forwarded to Washington with the
recommendation of the local land offl-
runnlng clals, and all bidders will bs required to
Th O. B. B. Amaomneea Zow Flgar
for th Beaaoa of 104.
Th O. R. A N.' announces th low
round trip rat of 14.00 to Deach points.
Particulars of Q W. Btlnaer, City
Ticket Agent, Third and Washington
streets.
JyDeDBl bane of human erlalenr
Burdock Blood Bitters cures it. oromut-
ly, permanently. Regulates and tones
ine
la stomach.
Our entire stock of Japanese
and Chinese curios must b
closed out within the next
six weeks, as we have to va-
cate our building before th
first of August Everything at
bargains. Ivory carvings,
bronse, new brass ware, fin
decprated China ware, Satauma,
Clolssonle, silk embroideries,
matting, toys, fireworks, etc.
We cordially invite the public
to call and inspect our fin
goods.
1 mad that she will be docked at the
nearest port, which Is San Francisco.
As It is probable that the vessel has
not been Injured to any extent Mr.
Tucker la of the opinion that ahe will
com either direct to Portland or Puget
sound. The owners, however, will de
cide the matter aa soon as they receive'
copies of the dockage charges, which
have been forwarded to them.
JAFS BLOCKASB FSBTJrtlT&A.
ter Ita fall on the last incident some
times longer. There is enough mate
rial to stock a dosen farce comedies and
the music la full of melody and ginger.
The actors all do clever work, and the
chorua Improves vwlth every perform
ance. Rice and Cady, Bobby North,
Sydney D Gray, Frank Blair, Joseph
Dalley, Lou Harlow, Flossie Hope and
Lillian Levey have established them
selves aa favorites, and receive a hearty
welcome every night Next week
"Barbara Fidgety" will be the offering.
HEALTH REPORT SHOWS
PORTLAND IS GROWING
Not James Stott, But James Scott.
- In yesterday' Journal th advertise
ment of th Coast. Cereal company was
made to read that the , name of th
manager was James Stott It should
have run James Scott Th manager
claim notto be any relation to th de
feated candidate for - sheriff, and . asks
that, th correction fed. mads, , v; , ; ,
X,iae Tu&g Coast Barred by Imperial
Baval Fovoea.
Collector of Customs Patterson yes
terday received the following communi
cation, which was directed to the de
partment at Washington by the Japan
ese minister:
"I have th honor to Inform you that
am In receipt of a cablegram from his City Health Commissioner II. R. Biers
imperial majesty's minister of foreign dorf this morning Issued his report for
affairs. In which I am instructed to ae-1 ths month of May. The report ahows
quaint the government of the United that there were three more births than
states witn tne lact mat Admiral kogo. laeains.
under command of the imperial govern- I During the month of May 119 births
ment, on May 4. declared that the en-were reported to the city health board,
tire coast of the Llao Tung peninsuls. I whll there were 114 deaths. The males
lrlnar south ot a straight line drawn be-1 form a majority in both cases, the birth
tween PItsuewo and Pulantlen, was ef-1 report showing 69 males and 50 females,
f actively blockaded by the Imperial I while of the deaths 63 were males and
naval forces, and that th blockade will 68 females.
continue to be maintained in that state."
Mention Is made that the informa
tion may be of interest to shippers and
mariners.
BtABJCBB VOTXa.
Astoria, June I. Arrived at 6 a. m.
Steamer Wnlttler from San Francisco.
Sailed at 7 a. m. Schooner Transit for
San Francisco. Arrived at 7:30 a. m.
Steamer George' Loomls from Ssn Fran
cisco. Arrived at 10:45 a. m. Steamer
Columbia from San Francisco. Left up
at 16:40 a. m. Steamer George Loomls.
Sail Francisco, June 8. Arrived at
1:20 a. m. Steamer George W. Elder
from Portland. Arrived at 7:80 a. m.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tfag tti Yea Hm Always Bougbt
8u th
(HnAtnrg of
Of the contagious diseases reported
during last month, measles led with 45
cases; there were Z2 cases of smallpox,
13 of scarlet fever, 9 of diphtheria, 7 of
chicken-pox. and I of typhoid fever. -
DR. E. P. HILL
IS CONGRATULATED
At the closing session of the district
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church. South, held recently In Browns
vllle. Or., resolutions endorsing ths
manly conduct of Rev. E. P. Hill, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of this
city, in his stand against vice, were
introduced and unanimously adopted.
Rev. E- H. Mowre, pastor of the M. E.
church South, of thi city, has returned
from the convention, and reports pro
gress in every branch of the work. Dr
Mowre's church has been organised but
six months, and now. has' a membership
of 70. The Sunday school haa a mem
bership of JO. the Ep worth League 40,i
and the Woman' Hots Missionary so
ciety, 23 : I'..-Yt -.,..- ,
ths notlcs mailed by the commissioner of
the general land office. If the balance
Is not paid within the specified time, or
the applicant does not submit proof of
his citizenship, the payment will be for
feited.
Persons who have been over the res
ervation stats that the south half of the
lands to be sold Is covered with an ex
cellent body of timber, but the greater
part of the other half has been devas
tated by forest fires.
Andrew Kan & Co.
Conor Fonrtk and Morrison Sts.
VANDAL TEARS UP
FUEL FIRM'S BOOKS
The offices of the Fireside Fuel com
pany, corner of Eighth street and Haw
thorne avenue, was entered last night
and literally torn to pieces. The large
ledger was stolen, the desk telephoue
was cut from Its faatenlngs and car
ried away and books and papers belong
ing to the company were torn and cut
Into bits. Detective Hartman, who was
assigned to the caee, reported back to
Chief Hunt that suspicion points to a
man who was formerly a partner In the
company, and who recently sold his In
terest to C. W. Shively, the present
owner. Hartman believes the object of
the -deed was to obtain possession of a
bill of sale.
'When Shively bought the business
he got a bill of sale." said Detective
Hartman. He supposed that every
thing he bought waa free from mort
gage, but later discovered that the
wood saw was mortgaged for 375.
He went to B. F. White and told htm
that If he did not straighten the mat
ter, he would prosecute him. But the
mortgage was never canceled. The bill
of sale was kept at Shlveley's home,
and for that reason waa not obtained
last night, If that was the object of
the person who entered the office. I can
see no other motive. Mr. Bhtveley re
fused to make any complaint and no
arrest will be mads."
15. BEST TEETH
1
Are the Best That's Made
That's Our Kind
We take pride In referrlna to our
customers those patroina who have
been with us from the start aa to the
correctness Of this asservatlon. We
make a flexible flesh-colored plat at $15
that cannot be distinguished from the
natural mouth. It Is a fact that these
plates formerly sold at 175. There are
dentists In Portland today that charge
$35, and others $50 for th . Identical
same plate we sea at $15.
SUrar fillings
sold miliars, vur .
ooid Crowns, aa-x
rnU Sst Teeth
Bridge Work
. 500
.fl.00
.3.50
$3.50
.$3.60
The Alba Dentists
B. B. Corner Tint and Morrison.
Telephone, Mala 8790.
Naps of Grand Ronde Indian Reser
vation. . y-:
Complete map of th Grand Ronde
Indian reservation, showing Isnd to b
sold, can be had of Theodore Rowland.
405 McKay building. Portland, Or. .
Fref erred Stock Oaaned Oeod.
Hospitality at
Small Expense
BntertaiusMDt that la, ploiaur to roar
goeete does Cot depend on the money joo
f pr d. bat on your own knowledge of how to
reeelve and extend buapltality. Chrletlne Ter
bnne Heuiek tell yos all about It Psstoalo.
60 cent.
L J. CLODC. psinsscr. Itt flflh Are.. New York
caSgivimow's- rs- l
v S00TIO SYHUP
m baa seed by Xnnoaa ot Bothers fertbetr 1
ebiidma wan Teetbina for ever fifty Tears. 1
1 It aootaas the ehlld. soTtns the suns, ailnra 1
1 all pala. eurM wind eoUo, Sad M tS bU
1 semedy for diarrhoea.
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