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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. , SEPTEMBER 2 1904.
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;: Jqwelry ,
Repairing
WiULast-
Our workmen are practi
cal fas their methods and
are careful and patastak'
Inj in executing repsira,
no matter . how trivial
Any work that you may
entrust to us, we are sure,
wOl show the lasting qual-i
ides that you may expect.
Diamond Mounting is a
special feature and if you
have a pin or ring to make
over, we will suggest
ideas that are right up-to-date,
with prices that
are exceptionally reasons
Fcldcnhcimcr
, , . Cor. Third snd
- Washington . y '
80srsmitb
JOSEF
HOFMANN
MARQUAAt GRAND
esSEPT.26ss
A master of bis instrument, of whom all
things aro possible.
STEINWAY
PIANO AU INSTRUMENTS
Vied exclostveiy by Hermann Md all
other leading concert pianists.-
j A LAO tvY ALL THB CROWNED '
,. HEADS OP EUROPE. '
And tbetr" respectl a courts. This la an
honor accorded do tner piano.
We htv the axel a Its Ml of StoJ
way pianos for thla territory and take
lea.au re la ehowtng Lara aaaortment
n aprjghto and greass in their various
atrtaa sua wooo. ...
- Soulc Bros. Piano Co.
n as SM Sontom s. Oor, W. Per.
r.EAL ESTATE MAN
L'cS AT BIS E2
fliMfii a wat a.
- W- OOWWTJ TOOTOK A
rmonssxo.
'B. W. Comal 1, wall known la raal
tate elralaa of ihia city, tflad at o clock
tola nomine; at hie residence. Four
teenth and Yamhill streets. Death waa
due to baart troubles, with which be bad
been afflicted for aavorai years.
Faw of Portland's business-men wara
bettor known or mora raapectad than BS.
W. Cornell. Ha cam to Oregon from
Ohio whan quite young, and waa edu
cated In thla city. Hla preparatory
education waa received at th Portland
academy, and nftar completing tba
courses of that Institution ho studied
nw a near Oonaral Hamilton,
Though ha received aa extenslre legal
education, ha noVor practiced tha pro
fesatoo. In H7 ho antarad tba raal ae
tata Ann of Parrlah, Watklna ft Co, and
waa a member at tha firm for IS ream.
In bualnese ha Waa successful and re
tired in 1191. Slnoe that tlma ha haa
continued bin raal aetata intereeta and
haa Invented successfully, though ha hen
net bean actively engaged In business.
f Ha waa years of eg at tha time of
Ma death, and la survived by a wife and
two sons. One eon la living- In eeetern
Oregon and tha other la en anted in tha
railroad business In tbta city.- Ha to
. also survived by two brother and a ala-
' tar. Tha elater. Mrs, Boyle, la tha wife
ce n Mat hod (at minister. Wilbur Cor
nell, a brother, la now la Alaska, and
Holler Cornell, another brother, to an
architect reel dln in Boat Portland.
Tha funeral arrangements have not
been completed.. Services, however, will
be bald nt Qreoe Methodist church.
luiii oosASdM onors.
fSitlal DtopaWS Tba Seeal.) -'
Dallaa. Or, Sept. 21. The Dallas eoU
lege baa again begun work. The et
tendancs to larger than an any prcrlosa)
, opening. The opening address wag de
ll re red by Hon. N. I Butler.
CIIlOUSilGSS
"t hsee aaad yeer vataaale Caaeeteta sad
acrfart, CotiUa'i do wltfcoot I
kia the at faraeai llaa tor lodirilo aa4
hare
Ml-
ow eoalpMflr rr. Baeeai
Trroa. One erlta, yea Will
ltt la aa tmt."'
MwaeiA. Mar.; Ahaf, .
IE' d
aevet ha vltaeM
ftesffor
Tha) DOMrwhl
ins cxnvwin .
, Peeaat, Taeta fleed. Ha fleas,
'.. t .to t 'm sea COO.
W ear ( rear aHf eaes.
bternag aiaaayCe..CMeegearsTT Ssa
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FaiLAD STEEL
TO CO TO GENT
atxow
veaoiJAvajv-
cuaao
Evidently Japan to preparing t cat
material from Portland with which to
hulld mora batttoahlpa. -
Inqulrlea ware made of tha Portland
ft Allelic ateamahlp oompany this morn
ing aa to whether or not It would ha
possible ta eat freight apace on tha
steamship Arabia for tha shipment of
1.009 tone of steel plataa to Hongkons.
It la presumed that, their final destina
tion will be soma port In Japan, and that
tha material wlU ha used for tha con
struction of war vessels. Tha Informa
tion la riven that there will be about
T.vot plataa la tha consignment, and tha
ohnanaloa of each to axlt feet.
Tha explanation to made br those who
have beard of tha nature of tha sblp
ment that the material to either needed
for making repairs to war vassal or to
build new craft for tba navy. An ef
fort waa made to have tha shipment go
br War of Puget sound, hut ail the
apace baa been en as red on a very steam
er due to sail from there for the far
et up to tha middle of ast month.
All tha apace on the Arabia ban also
been contracted for, but It la stated that
arrangement will probably be completed
for tha steal to be taken on the oriental
liner Aracone, which la dne to arrive at
thla port October Si. -With thto much
freifht In slant to start with. It to aald
that It will be a vary abort time until
a full cargo will be aeeurad for tha Ara
aona. At tha way orders are oomlnsj In.
It is feared that tha liners ope rutins
from Portland wtf be unable to handle
all tha bualneea which to offering.
Cotton, apples, flour and lumbar will
comprise the bulk of tha Arabia's cargo.
From now on It to expected that thare
will be great 'quantlOee of cotton
shipped from Portland to the orient on
the next several steamers which nail.
Tba Algoa would be brought north from
ftan Prancleoo to naalaa la taking nam
of tha freight, but It to aald that tha
company baa been prom lead almost a
full cargo to load her where she to now
lying. . Unusually hit flour ahlpmenta
are also expected to be made to Japan
within the next month or two. regard
lass of tha fact that the new Import duty
of 1 oents n barrel will go Into affect
(bare October 1. -1 .,
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Malor W. C Langntt and David B.
Ogden. assistant United States engineer.
returned reaterdar afternoon from Bl-
parla. where they made an Inspection of
tha new dredge Wallowa, which to being
fitted ud br the government ato be
placed la operation on the Snake river.
A portion of tha machinery haa been In
stalled and they report that the vassal
will bo ready to go Into aervloe br the
latter part of October. Aa tha aaaaon
will be ao far advanced br that time
she may not bo able to So mock
work until nezt anrkic
. The framswork of the new dredge waa
built by Joaeph Supple of -thla city and
ablpped by rail to Blparla In knoeked-
down form. It la the only dredge ever
built In thla section of tba country to
be propelled by Its own power. In re
ality. It to a steamboat, being supplied
with powerful engines, and tha expo
sition la that the era ft will be able to
make nt leant Id or IS miles an hour.
Just aa soon ao tha machinery to In
stalled the vessel will bo nat to work
cutting; deep channels through tha ai
eral- sandbars which are located between
Rlparta and Lewis ton. Owing to tha
many shoal places the stead boa Is which
are plying regularly between those
towns have bean unable to carry fu)l
eargoea of freight during the pant two
months.- But it (a bettered -that the
dredge will accomplish noma good before
the rainy weather' starts. Soon after
ward there will be plenty of water ten
anawer all purposes until the low watgr
period occurs next year, and br that
tlma the dredge will be In a position to
keep the channel In good condition. .
Tba government representatives re
port that tba at earners Lewlaton and
Spokane of the Oregon Railroad Navi
gation oompanys fleet are taxed to their
full capacity these days in handling tha
mammoth wheat crop which was grown
la tha Snake river valley. - It to sup
posed to be one of the biggest yields in
the history of that section, Tba grain
to brought to Rlparta and from there
sent by rail to Portland. Practically all
tba fruit has been shipped out of there.
stxt re main man.
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Agnlns
Navigaatom
A special dispatch to Tha Journal
states that a ault waa Instituted In the
circuit court at Tillamook yesterday to
recover mora than tl.sss . from the Ore
gon Pacific Navigation company, snd the
def andante named as P. H. Skinner.
J. K. Locks snd A. J. Partington.
The incorporation waa formed for the
purpose of either building sr buying a
boat to be placed on tha ruS between
Portland and Tillamook. The project
waa worked up br Capt. P. H. Skinner,
who, It to aald, succeeded la Inducing a
number of Portland peonja to subscribe
for stock In ths 'enterprise. It became
evident some time ago that n sufficient
amount of money could not be realised
to carry the plan through to a, succeas-
ful eoncluawn, snd n waa anally abaa
doned.
Those who did subscribe and pay their
money . In advance. It la learned, are the
parties who were Instrumental In bring
ing tha suit. " The project waa brought
to the attention of the Portland board
of trade, and It to learned from that or
ganisation that suits n number of ths
local wholesale people took stock In ths
enterprise. Just who they are oould not
be learned. Stock oartlflcatea, which
were printed In this city, bear tha In
formation that the corporation has S
capitalisation of I be. So a.
About two montba ago Captain Skin
ner left Portland for California, and
since then there has been bat little talk
about ths proposed sheamahlp Una, ,
Astoria, SepC at. Condition of the
bar at Is, m.i rough; wind, oast;
weather, cloudy, thick outside.
St. Helena. Sept. SI Peaaed St t:li
a. m., British bark Ruth well. -
Kureke, Sept. 31. Bulled at S p. m
steamer Alliance, for Portland.
Astoria, SepC SI. Sailed at ld.Sd a,
m., barkentlns James fonnson. for San
Francisco.
Left up at S p m steamer Oeorge W.
Elder.
Arrived at S p. sju. steamer Bmorm,
from TUtomoek.
Local exporters chartered two mors
grata ships yesterday afternoon, both
of which are owned In Prance. Tha
bark Brtoeur, now In the harbor, Was
taken by ths Northwestern Warehouse
company nt STa td, the union rats, to
wpen or tho Vuto Uaeonv
Major tanidto nam W. SI amfftoont
den Mil ill Hag on Bhain.
HEMORRHAGE CAUSES
DEATH OF C. F.MARTIN
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C F. Martin of Denver, aecretary of
tha Matlonsl Livestock aseoelation. died
Tuesday while on hhr way from that
elty to Cheyenne, Wya While m the
tram he waa seised with a hemorrhasw
of tha lungs and expired a fsw minutes
after being removed from the train, ft
Oreeley. CoL ,
Tot years Mr. Martin waa wwaiy
known as a newspaper man. Ha was m
charge of papera In several wwetarn
ottlee, and was later tha Assonlaiad
while tha Portland Sourtor mills en
gaged the Pierre Lotl at 17s to carry
a grain cargo to the same destination.
The tartar to not controlled by the as
sociation, but ths fact that her owner
received such a trine lass than the com
bine rata shows that ths outside Arms
have- made up their minds to derive
a aha re of the benefit resulting from ths
organisation. During tha past week the
Portland flouring : mills have chartered
three vessels to load for Buropo. ' -f
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oar vousi ee? iMSpaoriosr.
Si
TntoonUghfr-
Wfth United States Senator Footer of
Washington on board, tba lighthouse
tender Columbine Is expected to leave up
from .Astoria today for Portland. A
umber of Hants and buoys will be
placed In position, consequently ths
steamer will make h leisurely trip up
ths river. It to supposed that aba win
not- ranch hers before late tomorrow
afternoon.
Senator Fester, who to chairman of
ths rivers and harbors committee, -to
making; ths trip to familiarise himself
with ths contemplated harbor Improve
ments for which appropriations will be
asked nt the coming session of oongrees.
Ha was expected te reach Astoria from
ths Sound several days ago, and tha
Columbine was delayed by his non
arrival. Ths senator- Intends to vlstt
all the coast porta so that be will be In
a better position to judgo of ths merit
of their claims for government aid.?
Upon reaching Portland the several
contractors will be asked, to submit
bids for making oome needed repairs
to ths lighthouse tender. It Is the
Intention to racanvss her upper deck,
and other minor work will be done to
the
Those' Interested In ths craft were
surprised this, morning to aes the
steamer Mascot, which eank.tat the
mouth of ths Lewis river Tuesday night,
oome limping into port under her own
steam. Tha local agent of ths line had
received no advices of her having been
raised and thovght that she was still
resting n the bottom of ths .river, st
ths. time she nova to sight at ths foot of
Taylor street. .
When ths tide receded yesterday It
appeared that ths , vessel was prac
tically free of water.-and-tha members
of ths orew who stsyed by her busied
themselves by stopping up -ths leak In
tha bottom of the damaged hulL . By the
time tba next flood earns along ths ves
sel was sufficiently, repaired aa to bo
fleeted and brought np to Portland,
Having mads up two days on ths
round' trip ths steamer George W. Elder
reached her dock l the harbor last sight
on her regular schedule tlma from San
Pranclsee, Owing te ths heavy smoke
and fog which overhung tha river at ths
time of her last visit, she was held In
port day waiting for the skies to clear.
For tha same reason another day was
lost while aha waa coming up the coast
from the hay slty. But the weather
conditions have been much more favor
able durlngl the past few days, and the
effort made for ths steamer to regain
ths lost time was attained with success.
Meyer, Wilson A Co. hare chartered
tha German ship Oregon to load a fen
em! cargo at Antwerp for Portland. eBhs
will begin loading at one snd probably
will be ready te ssll by ths middle of
nest month. The Oregon te a steel ves
sel snd of l,77i tons net register. So
' Tiagy arerssd. .
"Just IB the nick of ttms our little
boy was saved." writes sf re. w. Wktklns
of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneumonia bad,
played sad havoc with ''htm an4 n terri
ble cough set In besides. Doctors treat-
ad him, but he grew worse every . day
At length we tried Dr. Ktng-e New Dis
covery for Consumption, 'and our darling
ta saved. He's now sound, snd well'
Everybody ought to know, It's the only
sure aura for cough, soldi snd all lung
dlsemeee. Guaranteed by Red Cross
Pharmacy, corner Sixth snd Oak, on the
war to tha poetofhe. " Price too and
I1.H. Trial bottto free. ,
vaseiL
.r mamoow aunrvmws.
- Vrsp Keen Pi am' litotu -'
a n4mf
representatlva hi Denver. On
the organisation of tba National live
stock aseoelation bo was elected sec re
tary and haa bean elected (0 that posi
tion each suocasslvs year. In that ca
pacity ko became widely known among
cattlemen of tha west. Ha la eurvlved
by wife, who resides In Denver. As
secretary of the aseoelation ho had oc
casion to visit Portland frequently and
waa wall known In thla elty. Ho vial ted
this city . several wabfcs ago.
far as known she has haver been at this
f Ths now hsvss wharf, built for-Hood
River by the Regulator Una, has been
completed and will be towed to Its des
tination next Sunday by ths steamer
Dalles City. It ta sufficient In capacity
to hold several boatloads of freight.. . :
Cspts. & B. Edwards and George P.
Puller; local Inspectors of steam ves
sels, spent yesterday at Wsllula, Waatw
Inspecting tba atesunsr Slate May. Ths
vessel u operated at that place' as
fsrryboat . .
CANADIAN COMES TO v-
SETTLE IN OREGON
. ;,
Ths ApM progress wad la recent
years In Vie Canadian northwest to told
by the presence In Portland of n Ca
nadian rancher. H. Seymour - Otldden,
who has sold his land) in that country
and to going Into ths Klamath lake re
gion In search of n saw location and
cheap land. He says:'
"Years ago when I wont into the Ca
nadian northwest land was very cheap.
But the railways have Induced farmers
to oome In from ths Dakotas, Minne
sota and Nebraska and develop the coun
try until now land there brings a high
piios. I have sold out with ths Inten
tion of locating in Oregon tf l ana And
suitable land at' a lew price. , I have
two friends who are awaiting ths re
sult of my tavostlgstlon and who will
com with me If X find conditions Inr
vorebte."
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FALLS FROM WAGON V i
V AND BREAKS NECK
(pedal Mepeteh te The -ntaD '
Corvallts, Or- Sept. St. While driving
down Main street In front of n bakery
last night, Clarence Smith, aged St, fell
out of his wagon, while Intoxicated, and
broke his nook. He died ' In .half an
hour. .
Tha funeral will be hold Friday at hit
residence st I o'clock In the afternoon.
Rev. - Mr, Thompson of . independence
will' oondoot the services.
(Special Dtttprn- te The eesraaL)
Seattle, Sept. SaUsfled with the
good work bs -had done, while noting as
chief of polios. In removing Detect 1 A.
O. Lane from the force. Mayor Balllnger
continued his crusade and .ysatarday
Issued order -No. i closing sil saloon
tflyer" games of poker throughout ths
city. A detail of omoers was sent out to
notify the proprietors that they must
dose snd to less than an hour after the
omoers started there -was. not. a
running In ths city.. , . .
xs samiouax.T a. " ,
' (Baeelal DWeeteh a The law sal
Monmouth, Or., Sept. 11. Mra, Charles
Brooke of Troutdale, who haa been visit
ing her pa rente-in-law, Mr. and Mr.
Baabs, of thla plaoe, was taken seriously
111 soms lev days slnoe with stomach
trouble, snd after terrible Buffering ths
attending physician a. being helpless to
relieve her, aba has been taken to Port
land in tha hops that surgical opera
tion may asve her ' Ufa. The trouble hi
supposed to p ths result of eanoer of
ths stomach. - ',.... .
muwr. POTTxa svartrajriw
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fkpeUl Dtapat'- fetThe Jesrsst)
Chemawa, Or., Sept. 11. Supt. Thosess
W. Potter and wlfs returned to ths In
dian school yesterday after n month's
absence, during which time he visited
the St. Louts ssposltlogb Potter will
probably remain at ths Indian school
until soma time about the' first of No
vember. 'Although Supervisor Chaleraft
assumes ths head of ths school October
1, the work of Invoicing ths property will
not be completed before Octoper M nt
ths earliest , -
aajjra a roi
eaora.
fffeeelal ntaeateh at The JeeraaL)
yorast orov. Or Sept tl. A Brest
deal e rale; has fallen during the night
and continues today.
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ATGPI'SAIIEST
' Whan C. W. Oliver rmdhad home from
his work yesterday and learned that bis
mother, Mrs. Cummlnga, oooupled n oell
at tha county Jail, with a charge of In
sanity against bar, he was dumfotisded.
But when he was Informed that tha
charge had been filed br hla wife, the
man waa fairly frantic and hastened to
ths court house to see Judge Webster.
A brief Investigation convincing ths
court that a grievous wrong had bean
done the old woman, he immediately
ordered her discharged from custody,
snd she was taken home by her dos.
Oliver lives at SM Height street with
hla wife and three children, ths young
est being 4 years old sad the eldest 14.
His wife went to the court noose yester
day morning snd filed n oharge of In
sanity agatnsb . kla ' mother.' Deputy
Sheriff' Gruaat served ths warrant and
took Mrs. Cummlnga, who to aged about
6 years,' to the county talL There aha
was planed 'In ths women's department,
under 'charge of the matron, and by
order of Jailor Grafton treated with
every consideration.
In ths afternoon Oliver went home
sad learned what had happened. The
man was almost distracted with grief
and Indignation when he arrived at ths
court house.
My mother to as sane as anybody
alee In the olty. Judge," ho declared.
"For some time she has been la Ul
healthf and at lmes to inclined' to be
querulous. Instead of soothing her my
wife argues with her snd has made
horn anythlag but a happy spot."
Judge Webster Immediately ordered
the release of Mrs. -Cummlnga snd aha
was accompanied homo by her son. Her
smenor at the toll wee gulet and she
appeared to have DO . hallucinations
whatever. , --. -.- -.- .
rail TO VOTE
C LOCAL
(SaeeUl DtBaetah to The Jearsat) 1 '
McMlnnvllla, Or Sept SI A petition
signed With 40- nomas has been t filed
with the county clerk asking that a vote
be takes in November to decide whether
saloons shall be allowed to exist In Tam
il 111 county or not Of these names the
bounty clerk struck off SB on nooount of
their either being: not registered or of
some hTpaulsrlty insjilh signing of the
petition.
In soma Instances the parson m not
sign ths petition In ths same way tn
which ho registered, snd In others ths
band writ log did not oorrespond. -
Tha petition requires lis signatures
to aeon re a vote on ths question.
A suit has been begun tn tha circuit
couVt by Albert Ulleathall am-wt J. A.
MUls, r. M. Olovsr. and others, asking
for an in )n notion to prow est them from
moving or disposing of the hops grown
on ths P. at Olover -hop yard, sear.
Whit aeon.
Thto suit crows out of hop contract
made la 1M1 by which J. A. MUls snd
F. M. Olovsr agree to deliver 11,000
pounds of hops of the 1004 erop raised
on the P. M Olovsr hop yard to 111 ten
th all for 14 cants per pound. They not
only ask for sn Injunction but also for
a decree requiring specific performance
of too contract.
DAMAGE SUIT WILL.
NOT COME.TO TRIAL
By agraomsnt of the mtaroststf part lea
the suit to recover (4.000 filed against
tha Portland Railway oampany by F. H.
Hatbnway. ns guardian of Pan! Hath,
way. a minor, we dismissed In the clr-
Laelt court ysstsrday morning by Presid
ing Judge George. Attorney George JL
Brodle, repreeenUng the plaintiff, stated
that a sstUomsnt bad boss affected out
of court.
Young Hathaway , alleged that last
April 10 his foot was crushed by a ferry
boat ' at the VeneouTsr ferry. He
claimed It was due to the negligence of
the oompany ta displaying signal for
passengers to go on ths boat before It
had reached Its mating ptooe in ths slip.
Ths oompany asserted In defense that
Hathaway tried to board tba bast before
It waa oompietelr In- ths slip nd was
Injured through his own csretoasneas.
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terUoa la ronovsttng a room from every bad ooudiUoa t bjog.Uk now.
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$10 to First Correct Answer lUceiveri:
to Second Correct Answer Received;
end $2 Each to the Next Five Correct
EXPLANATION7!
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A Portland Arm that haa been established for sight years In tfito'
etty, but haa Jievet advertised, located between Salmon and Washing
ton, front and Fifth, carrying a 13 5,000 stock, haa decided to Inaugurals
s great cut price saie aavertising uig,
tion la, w no is ii r uuess aa many
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Only open to pupils or Portland
September is. no one connect
f t'.im contest, t'ee the sttached coupon and mail or take to The Joarnai. w
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