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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 28, 1901. T COMPETITION NAY IMPROVE SERVICE HALF-PRICE SALE OF HIGHEST QUALITY FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS Better and Fetter Boats Are Sought for Trade Out of Portland. THE CNICAGO HE BIG MORE IN TUX MIDDLE Of THE BLOCS SCHWERIN SAID TO BE OPPOSED TO PUBLICITY Columbia and Elder Are Likely to 69-71-73 Third Street, Bet. Oak and Pine Have to Run Against Clip pers Soon. Wamm .(bbss m BBKr bbbsbB HIhdPRk Bp 3J H PBB bY " m W ias SBaSS WTtajSiJ EsIsbbbK----'- o ' i. J SHr " 'RVRltVRRRSV - j&PHIPrpJSbW Mis Gladys Vanderbih, Worth $7,000,000 in Her Own Right, Whose Life Since Her Recent Entry Into New York Society, Has Been One Triumphal Progress. TRY TO STARVE HIM INTO SUBMISSION No December Salaries for City Treasurer's Men Because He Employe Copland. OFFICE WARRANTS ARE HELD UP BY AUDITOR Werlein Still Defies the Civil Service Commission, and May Mandamtfs Members. City Treasurer Werleln'e payroll for December has been held up by City Audi tor T. C. Devlin by order nf the civil service commission The trouble Is over J. P. 8. Copland, the clerk who failed to pass the civil service examinations but who was retained by Mr. Werlsln In op position to the commission. Besides the salary of Mr. Copland, those of Mr. Werlein and O. P. Miller, the chief deputy, are nlao held up. They will be allowed to draw their salar ies, bat City Auditor Devlin stated this morning; thst he would- positively re fuse to draw the warrant for Mr. Cop land. During- the controversy between Mr. Werlein and the civil service commis sion over the appointment of a clerk, the city auditor and Mr. Werlein were Inetrueted by the commission that Mr. Copland was employed In violet of the charter and the rules of the com mission, and that his salary would' be held up. Accordingly Mr, Devlin haa sent the folio wing communication to Mr. Werlein: "l return herewith the payroll of your department for the month of December 1104. for the reason thst Mr. J. P. 8 Copland Is not entitled to pay under the provisions of section Sl or the city charter.' I shall be pleased to approve a payroll for the sum of fits In pay ment of salarlea of yourself and O. P Miller." Mr.. Werlein says hs will not recede from bis stand, but that he will return the psyroll to Mr. Devlin with the In dorsement that It la correct, that Mr Copland Is an employs In the offloe and Is Hiving satlsfsctlon. Hs statss that the payroll Is held up for the entire month of December, when Copland waa working under ths rules of the commis sion until December 7, which waa tba date on which his temporary appoint ment ceased. The dtfflculty bids fair to resolve Itself into a bitter light between ths treasurer and the members of the com- mission 1 Mr. Werlem states thst he feels the commission haa attempted to Impose upon him by forcing htm to appoint a man in his office that he does not know and for whose actions he Is personslly Hccountable to the city. He says Mr Copland (Ives satisfaction, and he Is going to retsln him. It la believed by many that Mr. wer lein will bring mandamus proceedings against the civil service commission to compel them to certify to the auditor that Copland Is entitled to his psy. Psrhsps the reason for trading a wife for an accordion was that the man wanted something that would keep still except when squeezed nns.rm T ilrav tti-esldf nt of the Cali fornia a Oregon Coast 8teamship com pany, arrived this morning from San Kranctsco. He is here on an Inspection trlD and to confer with the local agent of the line. 11 iir,.,nt 1 he onlv vessels nnerated by the company north of ths bay city are the steamer Alliance, wnicn pue between Portland nd Kureka and way norts. and the steam schooners Aber deen and Despatch. Ths company Is making preparations to improve me ser vice oat of Portland, as the Russell Rogers boats are cutting Into the busi ness. A speedier Vessel will supplant the Alliance, and It Is believed that plans a re under wsy to put a second and pos sibly a third steamer on the routs. If this Is done it Is prooaDie mat nan Francisco. Instead of Bureka, will be the aoutbern terminus. Rumor say a the company la planning to isperate Its boata In opposition to the Oregon Railroad a Navigation com pany's fleet. I'ntll recently tne uui fomla & Oregon tJoaat .steamship com- ........ 1.-. . ln.a understanding with tile O. R. a N. by which the steamers Aber deen and. Despatch ahould not carry any freight on the nonn-oounn nps, sou they came up empty ana ususuy "w out lumber. It Is stld the arrangement Is not agreeable to R. J. Bchwerln. manager of Harrlman steamship lines. As an Inducement for , not handling freight It la understood thst ths owners of ths Aberdeen end Despatch received Important concessions. If the otd agree ment la not satisfactorily fixed up by the first of the yesr. report has it thst the Columbia and Rider will have atrong opposition down the coast. V WILL BURN OIL. I Give The First Dollar To Cure Rheumatism I sMirkes the whale earth for speelSe ear for Rkeamattsw aetsethtig that 1 nr anr yl etas essld feel safe la iireserihlag eemethlna that eeald eennt oa sot naif orrsstnnally. bat ALWAYS. For the raraeea nf Rheumatism SIT everywhere sral sefratne relief It rare. After tarsals years of search and experiment. I learned of the rhonl.il I bow ampler. And I sew then ihat mr search and mr efforts were well rewarded. Fs- this chemical (are me Un heals of remedi which In the core of Rheu matism It prartlcallT eertalu. 1 don't mean that Or. gkoop'a Rheumatic Care can tern boar Jolata Into flesh again -that la Impossible. Hilt It sill drive from the blond tbe pnrii that causes pain and swelling, and then thst I the ead nf the pain and swelling tbe ead of the suffering the end of Rheumntlam. I ia willing that roo should prore mr claim at mr eipenae. I will gladlr give sou a full dollar package of l)r Shoop " Rheumatic remedr to try. For I know that roe and your neighbors and frlenda will br rear good eiabrs and rour good words, more lias repay mr Initial lota. You pay nothing-you promise nothing You risk nothing-you deposit nothing Crystallized Poison! , Toa ten- that hard water iMre a A-wmt tf flM In tb1 brtUnm at the trakMti In which Ir holla n4 toft water floe not. That la kWiiust oft watir la QltrTrVf nntl contain no .tm, wltll Bard water la not filter, a ad l full of It. TM ran laaaflna that If rhat Aepoelt were to aettlc In the joint of n knee it wiiuld be pi treane.7 painful An1 If tbe t jw-.ii grew, oa rtpald Ana fly no longer enrture tha torture of walklaw. Yet that la ttie mr war that im,. .nnm urn heaitti ami end. Bieapt that the daptwlt whleta forma la not Haaa, but rrtaHlee1 natanaj! For yojar bluafl la always full of potann the I polaoft yoo eat and drink and breathe Into your aretem. It la the pnrpuee of tbe M to ab aorb and rarrr elf tbtt fvtj pulaon. And. the kfdnera. wbleh are ih- blood filterrra. ar ex (seeted to cleanae tha tlot.d and aend It Itack ihrmigb the rtetn clean to fiatber nure polnon which the. In torn, will eliminate. Rut aooi.-tlmea the klditi'ja falh And annie ttmaw, froau noma other t'tnae. the blooi. aeta an fall of potonn that they f-aanot nbaorb If all. Thai la the atart of Khenmatlam. The oiaou aecMMlataa aad arraialllae. Th- blood rariie fhe rmlala and twrr Inereaae In alae. Thin, whan ft ran arrj them no raa;er. It daavt1ta ihetn In a joint on a boaie--anywhere. Tbe twlnre In rour lav - tha Anil ache in ror nraa on a ra.it dar Ib'V- are the outward alsna of the unaeen trratah-. And the tntntM Haaha and nnapeakable nfiilah of the auffcrer who baa allowed M armnfnma to unheeded and unatlaajdad for Team tbeae are the t-ri-diHMM what KheuBintlam. neilerted. an do. HIm iiiaiai InHndre Himh. aclatlra. nearaavia. gtont - for all the- are the rrantta f rhefiaaafb polat.n In the blond.. rVatnl), the ftrat thtiuj tn d ta to rmot the u ait u a But thta la not annua" The rf.ltt tr ifte poravn mijai propati, sat mar aar hate a chance to diaawiae ml ta cTTBtala whMi have almidir I'anVaa t-p la done there ran be do tmm M at taianeat relief. YlttN A Certain Cure 1 spent twentr .rears In experimenting before 1 felt atlfled Ihat I had a certain remedr for this dread disease a ressedr wblcb woald not "iily rlcso oat tbe poison, but one wblcb wnald stofi its formatios. The secret Isr In s wonderfnl rhesilral I found In OeriHMht. When 1 found this chemical. I knew that I could make a Hbenmatlc cure that would be prartlcallr certain. Rnt ereti then, before I made an announcement- liefia-e I saa wIlHng to put mr name on It I made m.ir -tban-g.osi tests! And sir failures were but 2 per cent. ThU tiermsn chemical la not tha oslr Ingredl rnt I used In In. Hhoop'a Rheuldatlr Cure Init r made the remedr possible - made possible as hlrrenint which. I doubt net. ermM hare bees sttib- In so other . This cbcinlral waa rarjr ripenalre. The dntr. too. waa high. In all It cost me I4.S0 per i I Rut what Is fH.nn per pound for a RKAl. rimedr for the world's most painful disease? fur a ill il relief from ths. greatest torture human beings knew! Rnt I do Sol ask vm t lake s atusle state ment of mine I do not aak yoa to bsllere a wia-d 1 sax until roe bare tried tar medicine In rour owa borne at mr cipense sbsoliitelr. t'onld I offer yam a full ilollar'a wsrtb free If there were sar misrepresentation t Would I dc this If 1 were not atrtlghtforward la mr ererr rUlmt I'oobl I AVrtlRIi to do It If I were not l nR that mr medicine will help rest Simply Write Me Tlie offer la ofjen to eaarrona, eTarywhara. Rttl rou muat write alt. f w lite free dollar hot tie order All drUgTal"" do tvf arant tbe teat. ( will then direct row- t one fnat doea. He will pa a It down ti you from bl a tack aa fieel aft thmiajh 1 l I r laid hefure blru Write f-.r the order todar. Addrewa Jh-. Kboop. 4tt?2. Haclne. Wla I will aend fob mr botfc on Rheumatlani heatdr. It la free. It will help .Tom to anderat and roar rata. What ftsarra emu 1 do id enuvtnee mu nf tT later eat of my tocerltr? . Dr.Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy Pngrst Sonnd Steamers WU1 Discard Coal gad Wood and Use Liquid rasL J. S. Boyle, local sgent for the Ns- tlonsl OH Tranaportatlon company, has rsturnsd from s trip to Puget souqd. and reports thst steamers up there will soon be converted Into oil burners. At prssent only two or three steamers on the sound re uelnt oil for fuel. The company which Mr. Boyle repre sents Is building st Tacorha a large reservoir m which to stors fuel oil, which Is searing- completion. After making one more trip to Portlsnd with oil from Monterey. Cal., the steamer Kosecrana will carry the first cargo of fust oil svsr taken to Tacoma. It will be used principally by the smelter at that pace. Several other Isrge plants In tha same elty are preparing to dispense with wood and coal and In the near future, It la announced, a steamer wilt be kept busy -In ths oil csrrylng trade between California and tha sound. WILL BACK HIS CREW. Captain Pumeaux Issues a Ostsllaass to on am Ileal o Bow In Xla Boat. Borne people having said that tha Dum friesshire's bost should not have been awarded the dectalan In the race Monday afternoon. Captain Puraaaux haa laauad the following chsllenga: 1 will deposit a reasonable wagrr that I can put my crew In the Holt Hill s boat and have the orsw of tha Holt H1U put In the boat or me uum frlesshtre and defeat my owa boat over the same course aa waa taken on Mon day sfternoon. In other words. I am confident that my craw can win In which aver bost It Is ptsosd." The following are the namea of those who wen the race In the Dumfriesshire's boat: Captain Furneaux, coxawaln; ll. .nice pallant, atroks: Richard Lewis, second officer; John Freed and Herman Boden. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Lighthouse Inspector XeUner of Thta District Telia of Buoys. L. C. Hstlner, lighthouse Inspector for this district, has Issued the following notice to mariners: Ysanlna bay entrance South end of reef buny No. 1. a rirst-clsss can, re ported adrift October 11, waa replaced November 11. Qrays Harbor entrance South chan nel outer buoy, a PB. flrst-claas nun. marked SC. In white, wss eatnbllshed December 24 In feet of water, to mark the entrance, to the new south channel over the bar. This channel Is very nar- w and Is close to ths Jetty. V easels should not attempt to enter It without a pilot. Iine tree on namnn point, finis.; flea Itock. NNE. E.; Grays Harbor light house, E. by N. Belllngham bay Starr rock buoy, a red aecond-class nun, reported out of position December 20, will be replaced as soon ss practicable. ARACONIA SAILS. Oriental Liner Left Yokohama Yesterday far This Port Heavily Loaded. The oriental liner Aragqhla galled from Yokohama yestsrday for "Portland, snd an average trip would bring her to tha Columbia river not later than Janu ary II. She la brlnilng l.fOd tons for overland points, and as a. big portion of the frslght brought by thai liners Is for oast ports. It Is inferred she has a full cargo It la supposed thst the heaviest shipment consists of matting. -Nearly all the steamer a space has been taken for the outward voyage. Among other freight she will take 1.400 tons of leaf tobacco, flour, cotton, ma chinery and miscellaneous "stuff" will comprise the balance. . It ts tire Intention to have the Armbla. now -in port, ready to sail on the outward trip next Monday. She will go out loaded to i he guards. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. Captain Armstrong of the British ship KalrtM.it says that alongside the North Perlflr mill the water la not more than It feet deep. The British ship Hampton, receiving lumber at tha mill, went aground yesterday. On her lsst trip down the coast the schooner Andy Mshony ran Into a strong gale and lost her jib stay and sustained other damages, not thslr full extent will not be known until the vessel hss been mm Commercial Courtesy Only Keeps us from naming direct the largest and best retail dealer in Chicago, 111., who sell exact duplicates of the self -same Pull Dress and Tuxedo Suits, made by the same manufacturers that produced ours. When we say the largest and best retail store in Chicago, and in all probability, the world, you can very likely name the establishment we so pointedly refer to that firm retails those suits at from $85 to tai. Why? Because they are worth it and are the very choicest to be had at that price. Those suits were made by Cahn, Warn po Id ft Co., whose reputation for fine goods stands unasaailed for highest Class materials, work I manship and styles. ' ' Wc dosed Out their Entire Fine Stock . ' ' . , j, v. I 7 . I . at 60c on the dollar of wholesale prices, because they retired from business after fifty years of leadership as makers of faultless tailor-made clothes T HE CHICAGO has revolutionized the clothing business of Oregon and now will give special attention to wrecking fancy prices on highest grade Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, by taking Cahn, Wampold ft Co.'s choice productions that are retailed on State street, Chicago, 111., by one of the largest, best and most reliable establishments in the .world a house whose very name is a guarantee of any article it sells. We will take those identical Pull Dress and Tuxedo Suits that are sold by the world's greatest store at $25, $30, $35, $40 and $45 and divide them into three great lota and sell them at one half what the great big store sells them for. I " 1 38 Good Quality Tuxedo Suits, in all sizes and shapes, to fit the reeular, stout or tall man suits that are worth $25 in gold right on State street, Chi cago, but here in Portland, on the coast, you can secure your choice at. s... ight on Mate street, cni- $ 1 2.50 2 " Dress and Tuxedo Suits, made in the fr latest faultless fashions from the most select of imported materials and are sold by all loading houses of United States at $35 and $40, but you can step into this store Port land s greatest hne clothing mart and take your choice of this lot step into this store Fort- $ 1 7.50 THd CHICAC30 la toiling for your trade by selling you as good or better clothes at lesa prices than you have been paying other stores, For that reason we expect to win your favors. BETTER THINK. , IQT 41 Extra Fine Dress and Tuxedo Suits, made Ww by Q t w.-ft Co. the very choicest of all their fine products suits that are as faultless as man can make them. Suits that are retailed by the best stores in America at no less than $45, but our 50 per cent pur- gf gBk sa. sja. chase of the C, W. & Co. stock en- "fta. J M I fff ables us to give you choice at a9 eajf eaF a hr gT Every Department in This Store Is ablaze with royal bargains that you could not excel in a month's search of theclothing world. Men's and Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Pants, Hats, Shoos and Furnishings at Mid-Holiday Clearing Prices Present to you an opportunity to secure the best qualities and styles at prices so small that the most cramped purse will secure the STYLES AND QUALITIES YOU HAVE IN MIND. Free Trumpets 1,000 METAL TRUMPETS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED FREE AT 11 P. M. SATURDAY, NEW YEAR EVE. BE ON HAND BLOW OUT THE OLD YEAR AND WELCOME THE NEW. placed on tha drrdock, which will be In shape to receive her today. A monthly statement of ahlpments of lumbar, grain and flour from Portland will be forwarded every 30 daya to tha department of commerce and labor and will be Included In the monthly statistics of tha government. Stsamer Sarah Dixon, damaged In a collision below the Morrison-street bridge shout 10 dsys sgo. hss been re paired and will be launched today from tha Portland ahlpyards. British ship Ounreggan. laden with flour for South Africa, left for the aea at noon. Her cargo la being dispatched by the Portland flouring mills. . In tow of tha Ocklahama. the achoon era Vlrglnls and Joseph Ruea sra en route from Astoria. The tugboat la In command of Capt. C. J. Anderson, who Is rallsvlng Osptaln Coulson daring ths letter's Illness. Captain Coulsnn's health Is much Improved this morning. Steamer Northland arrived this morn ing from Snn Franclaco. Sh will load lumbar at the Inman-Pouleen mill for the return trip. Tha schooner Irene, which Is docked st ths same milt, will not baglh receiving her cargo of lumber until after New Toar'a. Steamer Hee cleared for Ban Pedro yeaterday afternoon with 600.000 feet of lumber. The steamer Columbls sailed for Ssn Francisco with a full cargo of miscel laneous freight. STOKM l.OlO AT BAT CXTT. hour. Tha storm continued with great severity until Mendocino was reached from there on fine weather waa experi enced. The Anrella brought a full cargo of general freight, among It being a big shipment of cabbsge. Returning, aha will carry wheat and lumbar. MARINE NOTE8. Aatorla. Dec. 3t. Arrived down at t a. m. Steamer Columbia. a i rived down at 1 a. m. Steamer Bee. Han Francisco, " Dec. 28. Sailed at 11:30 s. m. Steamer George W. Elder for Portland. Ventura. Dec. 17. Balled Schooner Zampa for Portland. Aatorla, Dec. 37. Arrived down at 1:41 p. m. British ship Durhiidge. Deft up st 1 p. m. Steamer A u re 11 a. Arrived at 4:16 and left up at ( p. m. Steamer Northland from Ban Franclaco. Outside at 6 p. m. A iour-maated achoner. Astoria. Dec. 21,-Y-Condltlon of the bar at I a. m obacuTed; wind southeast; weather rainy, light. When they crossed the bar at San Francisco the officers of ths stsamar Auralla. which arrived In port laat night, say the wlnd.ataa blowing (3 miles an asssss sli A CREAMY FOOD Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil prepared as a food" not a food like bread or meat, but more like cream; in fact, it is the cream of cod liver oil.. At the same time it is a blood-maker, a nerve tonic and a flesh-builder. But principally it is food for tired and weak digestions, for all who are fat-starved and thin. It is pleasant to take ; children like it and ask for more. Wtttaaaereas SCOTT a BOW If g, aae QOiTMTliBX VATS lap tain Quatreveaux. mnater nf the French ship Jules Qommes. arrestsd by federal authorities for allowing a sgllor suppossd to be dements to escape from his vessel, haa been released. His fine, reduced from 3600 to 3100, waa deposited by the agents of ths vessel The cap tain hss now Joined hla ship and will probably sail for the 1'nlted Kingdom today. The sailor Is still st large. SALARIES ARE RAISED (Continued from Page One.) We arc not paying them enough now.And the question Is, will we be paying them enough when we grant them g 10 par cent rlae. Thaae girls spend years In preparation for their work to receive s minimum wags of 34 a month snd a maximum wage of 3nYt0; It Is high tlms wa ware giving them mora. Many servant girls are better paid than that." H. Wittenberg secured the floor and said: "1 thought when I csme hers tonight that I would have to say something In support of an Increase In teachafs' snl-a-rles, but I now sss that ( will have to ssy something to hold them down. Ws have studied this proposition and have come to the roncluaion that a 10 per cant Increase Is aufrletent. If you da sirs to psy mors to your teachers thsn sny other city on ths coast, all right "There are teachers who are well pkld at 31. and there are teachers who ara poorly paid at 3100. Dat us pick out those who are deserving and raise their aalarles. Borne teachers deserve a 30 per cent, some a 10 per cent, and some n Increase st sll. I believe in a fair Wage, hut there la such a thing aa going beyond the limit. Tou have spoke or the wages of teachers elsewhere, hut. our teachers will be aa well paid with a 10 ' , 1 per cent Increase ss the teachers In other cities. Urged to Use Judgment. Young woman getting So to 3(0 a month are fairly wall paid. I aak you in the name of common aanaa to use Judgment. "What I ssy may antagonise many teachers, but you who do your work, you who ara deserving of an Increase, will not be offended. But you who do not do your work, who take no Interaat In it, but who go to tha institutes with your knitting, I say to you that I am not In favor of granting you an increase, for you ara not deserving of it." The discussion continued for some time, thosa favoring ths 30 par cent In crease being Samuel Connelt and Dan J. Malarkey. while those speaking In favor of a 10 per cent raise were J. N. Teal. A. U Mills and B. Lee Paget A 10 per cent Increase waa finally decided upon. All the recommendations made In the annual report of tha directors, which was read by Mrs. 1. W. Hilton, ware adopted. They provide for the improve ment of Sellwood, Highland, Ockley Orson and Alblna Central achoola, r ' for ths construction of a naw school building In Hollsday Park, the coat of which will be met by an additional 2 mill levy. The running ezpanaes of the year will take a 4.8 mills tax levy. This will h Increased to 7.2 mills by the improve ment of school facilities and for ths In crease in teachers' salaries. WATCHMEN ARE SEIZED WHILE SAFE IS ROBBED (.Journal Hpe.-lsl Berrlce l Chicago. Iec SS M.itol - bound and gagged tha watchman and engineer at ine uarnen rity Brewing company's office this morning before daylight and blew open the safe, secur ing 32.000 and a lot nf valuable papers An hour later the to employes were discovered and released. Right holdups by desperatg mm curred at different parts of the city during the night. M"B"'BSaaeaassssssasasas TAKE NOTICE. J Dr. B. E. Wright, the Painless Dentist, will give away the $900 Automobile on Thursday evening, Dec. 29. at the Lyric Theatre, corner 7th and Aider streets, at 7:30 o'clock, P. M. Be sure and be present with your coupons, as it will positively be given to some coupon-holder in the house. Come now to have dental work done and get coupons. Dr. B. L Wright's Dental Office 342 Washington St., Cor. Seventh