't::j- crcc:i daiiM joutjtai; ' rcr:rL.::D. tu1::d'ay; EvsrjiNO, fssruary: 21, idcj.
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,' Contrary to the view held by com
- tnerclal - organisations of the Paclflo
;, northwest, the Jobbere aaaoclatloa of
' Sacramento has declared Itaelf opposed
- to the Cooper-Quarlea bill, and la . In
favor of leaving tha rata-maklftpaM
in tha hand of the - railroader It de
clarf tha1 tranaconUnental - lines hava
aided paclflo ooaat . jobbers In maln-
talnlng tha tarmlnal ratea enjoyed ' by
, tham, and la oppoaed to any change that
would throw the. question on a mileage
baa la, aa wodld. It believes. Inevitably
reeult sbojild tha making of ratea from
Chicago to the Paclflo coast bo placed
' la tha hand 'of a commission. ' '
, . ha antartainmant to ba given Friday
evenine- In Paraona' hall for the Trinity
' Organ fund pro ml sea tobe on of ant
uaualntereat Tha actorf Messrs. Bob
'." McCracken and'Oeorge ' Eaatmap. .and
Mlaa Bruce, who are to present ' tha
, farce, "Box and Cos" are rehearsing
. diligently, .and tha playlet will ba ex
ceedlngly- funny. A, nolo by Dr.' Camp-
ball and a apaelalty by lllsa Dodeoa
t also will prove interesting featurea of
tha program, which with -dancing fol-
, lowing win complete a generous one sur
' The First rteabyterlan church an.
Ik. mnmIiUI ' UllUltAHIlh
county by Its attorney, W. W. Cotton,
In tha auit Instituted to collect taxea
claimed to be due, and seta forth that
1 '(600 waa paid by tha church on May
1 - v, a,w . as wwaaawa, as a.-wav-v
in' the county clerk'a office, who-rep-resented
that he had authority, to make
eucb a aettlement and who appropriated
1 the money to his own uses. Expiration
of tha countv'a claim by the statute of
limitations la one of the defenaea aet
' forth In the an ewer. " , ;
- Answering a cvnpiiini pr nuiiiniuwn
Co.. to collect a out zor ones, ana
other building materials, a. it. xsieratn
. ana JS. werame maxe tne allegation
, MHttlnvhaM I a tha IMnt fnr a
. brick trust that la In restraint of trade.
" : ft-la alleged that Kreba Brot., L B
Kerb and othera foiVned an association
to orevent competition and that Mot
tlngham In accepting the agency for the
' association knew that ha waa acting aa
"the representative ofta truat 'On thla
' The women of Mlspah Presbytftrla.il
- enurcn will give a uoioniai social iw
morrow evening ai me enurcn in unr
.; of Washington's birthday, with the fol
lowing program: - Solo. ' 13 tar-Spang! d
V Banner," Miss Dlsbrow; reading, Miss
Welch: baritone aolo,'Dr. Keeaer; 'reed-
T . ine. Mlsa Juston: - trio, Mlaa Juston,
Mlsa Dlsbrow, Dr. Keeaer; reading, Mlsa
Ponlon; solo; Mlaa Juaton; reading, Miaa
' Tt7ih, "Inurlm." auflianrn. Tne nomi
Veaa (of the evening .will wear Colonial
TAaii.. .nfMkmMita will he aarveJ.
'. Justice Baton Of he eaat aide will
' move hia court front Grand avenue and
Kaat- Morrison street to me sreynu
'' building at the corner of Union avenue
waahinrton arraec tu new
-location Will be aa convenient as ' the
- old. with the additional advantage of
. a fireproof vault in the building that
a iaal tir tha Cltixena' bank.
It la claimed also, that the hew eaat
- hide aoetal atation will po jocaiea on
-U'nipn avenue. - i r -
I. . Sn areaf haa the demand grown for
J' Areron fir lumber In eastern markets
' k. MiimaHa haa made a ite
rate la carlota from Portland to pointa
where the vaat foraata are now nearly
: exhausted. The . Oregon Railroad
Navigation company announcea a rate
". ' of 40 centa a hundred to St. Paul. Mlnne
. apolla. Superior and Duluth. the lumber
in IBRnUM. TLinwM.IU m-- K
to be routed via epoxane ana tne viw
. Northern. - . ' v -i
- Jamea Treveraa, who la aald to hava
aiaalated In laying the first atone for tha
rreat ausnenslon bridge between Brook
-lvn and New York, died at hie home
Tnaar thla elt. yaaterday morning.
i Trevefao took -keen pride In displaying
papera from . tha master mechanio in
char re of the bridge. Funeral aerv
- tree will be held at St. Mlchael'a church
at o'clock tomorrow morning. Inter
ment. wilt-be m Mount Calvary came-
' . Oscar O. Benson, a pioneer, died at
..vi- Kama . KEt PArtBmmith itMliL VeK-
ruary IS, at the age of 65 yeara. He
i came from Mlaaourl In and -settled
near Pendleton.- umauiia- county. in
- . . t-M U.HI. M TKa-
or Uranlte. urant county, ana nva rwn
' ago he moved to Portland. He - waa
widely known In eastern Oregon, where
he waa Interested In minea. A wire ana
i r - ala-chlldre'n aurvlve him-. ; -
County Clerk Flelda and tne county
commissioners hava drawn the petit Jury
, . Hat for. KatV and found It neceaaary to
inorease tne numoer irvni euv iv.avw
on account of the new law that createa
. a term for every month In the year, ex-
. ccDtlna July and August . The Jury will
be expected to attend court " only the
.: firat two weeks ,or tne montniy term,
. ao tnat DUSiness men jriii am mora wur
ing in the, luture to aerve aa jurors.
' ".Those Intereated In organising a tier
man Preabvterlan church In Portland
will meet purauant to the call of tha
Rev. W. C. Laube, temporary moderator.
at the mission home of the Third Prea-
': byterlan church, Eaat Twenty eighth
. and Gllsan atreeta. tonight. The aerv
' r Icea of the newly organised church will
PROFITABLE
EDUCATION
Every aublect taught tn the
Holmee Bualneaa College- hak- a
"money - esrnlng value, and the
' courses of Instruction promote the
. highest interests of young men
and women. .
PaVAOTIOAX BOO!
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catalogue.
the
handsome
new
COIIJS ICT (CllKf
Y.M.CA.tyj. FkoMtfahiSU
be held there -until a building ean be
erected. Rev. August W. Relnhard, for
four yeara pastor of the German Pres
byterian church of Denver, will be the
paator. Dr. "Holt of the Portland Pree-
bytery wiu organise toe enure ni v
At the Flrat Chrlatlaa church, corner
Park and Columbia atreeta, a aplendld
Monday night audience took deep Inter
eat In their apectal evangeliatlo aerv-
loea. - In the aerlea of addresses cn
faGod'a Part and Man'a Part ln Salva
tion," Rev. Mr. Muckley la setting forth
the plsn of sal Tat ton. abowlng its ape
ctal adaptability to man'a nature. -To-
ptght the subject- is "The Hearer, ana
How He Should Hear,' Illustrated by
chart. Song eervlee begina at 7:1
o'clock, and there la special mualojit
each aervlce.,., " .f.J ': ,
J The Led lea Civic Improvement league
of BU Johna haa opened a campaign
against cow a paaturtng In the atreeta
and front yerdjp of the town. Such a
measure waa preaanica iu am city wuu-
oll aome time ago, but nothing waa
done about It. The appeal.. will ba made
directly to the people thla time. ' At a
meeting ,-rf the- league thla axternoen
the matter' waa discussed. Mrs. Belle
Smith, the new president. Is one of the
keadera tn tha movement
Unt Balllngton Booth, called the
Little Mother." will apeak at ' the
White Temple next Friday, and the an
nouncement haa atlared up much Inter
eat, The -meettoga will take place at S
and p. in. The mlniatera of all the
churchea are expected to attend and
will be aeated ton the piatrorm, . tee
. . . . . m . I .JmIhImI'
Will DO emrfN r uh.wM
sa centa for reserved aesta. Tha even.
ina aublect- Wl; be "Alter, rnaon
whatr . ' : J : .'i ... -
The police were Informed last night by
Manria of Mra. Mary McAllister, re
ported last Sunday aa miaalng. that she
i. atavlna with them at 741 Lovejoy
at eaat Failure to let her relatlvee
know of her whereabouta caused a
brother to come to Portland to try to
locate 'her. . Foul 'play waa feared, aa
ahe had conalderable money and several
valuable artlclea of Jewelry to bar pos
session. C ., V- . ;
'Tha Anna of the American Revolution
in iva a inokir at the rooma of the
Unlveralty club In the Falling building
tomorrow evening m celebration 0
nr..htMi'i birthday. ' The addreaa on
"Waahlngton" will be delivered by
Jamea F. Kwlng of the Portland Acad
emy, and Harrison Ol PUtt will read a
paper on "The Influence of Connecticut
In the .critical rnw i
tory." . .-.' f r:-
pha lattar nan of thla week Aaalat-
... vbHara ruatrict Attorney W. w.
n.ntra win aak - to have the aeveral
r-hinaaa eaaaa nendlhg before the com-
misaloaera fixed for final bearing. Sev
eral are up The nrat. involving s,
Chinese woman, will be heard Wednes
day. Thla waa more urgent
expedited, but all the othera will be
aet thla week, and taken up quickly aa
they can oe reecowu. .
rr avanlna aC the Third Pres
byterian church. Eaat Thirteenth and
pine atreetBi appropriaw "
be held In celebration ef Washington s
birthday, t An addreaa win oe o"""i
by Thomak N. strong on w v....
ahlp." Dr. W. 8. Holt wUl apeak on
"..iiam in Oregon."' Mualo will
be furulahed by the boys' braaa band ,of
the First Preabytenan cnurcu. r :
The Piedmont preobyterian church
ha a naator. ana a nanioi wi
congregmttqn la called xor a
Thuraoay erenina. "M-"- "
Dekum, Hendricka avenue, for the pur
pose -of calling one. .The church waa
IT" Mniwi bv the Portland
PMihiiinr ana an. u. aa. .
been temporary Ipaator. ,y.t '.i;-;.
n-i.. ii.hia Hedaina Com Cure, sold
. Rami, the druggist. Second.
' . ,,, - . V. a . MP
ana waaningion, wur ""'-, -
when every otner ww"
.n. i - a trial will prove thla assertion.
and alao convince yon that Bernl'e-rdrug
tore la .the. piece to "-
X"
' t..' Woodmen of tire World wUl hold
a union memorial service at S o clock
gunday afternoon at Taylor Street
Methodist church tor F. A. FsJkenburg.
head consul, who haa recently dlocL Rev,
F. Burgette Short will preach the aer
mon. .... -.i'.-v ' ' -'A ;
realdenta ef the state of New
Tor living In Portland are requeated to
meet FrMay evening in m. "
room on the third floor of the city
hall. Entrance to the buUdlng onv the
Fifth atreet aide. ... . !
; new ateamer Nome City aatla
direct San Franclsco-Msabta. lit; ateer-
aga, ft; Horn Angeiee, caoin,
steerage, lis. asoais ami
eluded. Thuraday. February 13. C. H.
Thompson. agen. 111 Third, atreet. .
vmfaiMf ' Eatoa'a dancing - achool.
Claaaea Monday and Thuraday evening
at Arion hall. Bealnnera .taken at any
ai aaalatant teachers. . Prl vaUlKnth took It on gold huntlng irlpa to
leaaona dauy at nau. opeciaiwra iutu.
Phone Weat lot!. - ; - - s;
Modern' tufmon of life reaulU . In
many - nervoua aiBturoancea. iu u
C. C, Tonlo. C. CutX Tonlo cufea 111 ef-
feeu or too atrenirou.
neaa and. pleasure. . For. aaia by Knight
Drugrcompany. . .-. - sv ,"
n A a -fiuah and Croup Syrup pre-
venta eolda. developing Into bronchitis
and pneumonia. Btopa all eolda prompt
ly, For Bale py avnignc arug
ri'LJl mask ball Thursday evening.
Vahruarv IS. at Woodwards dancing
academy, urkhardfa hall.r SU prises
will be awaraeo. a - : .
- ' ejaBBaaaaaawaat - .
Bernl'e Witch Haael Cream for the
akin and complexion. iSe a bottle, of
Albert Bernl, tne aruggiat, oeum aim
Waahlngton.. - ?
We clean an preea your elothea and
ehtne your ahoeatfor tt.00 per month.
Unique tailoring Co. 147 Waahlngton.
Mala !. . ': - " V
. aBBSawasawSsa
' Aik your ffrootr for Oolda ClwddAf-
STORM WARNINGS ARE ? "
: UP ALONG THE COAST
. : . 1 ' .:,. ...
, There la another big blow off the Ore
mmt and Washington coasts. At an
aarlv hour thia morning' the wind
raarhad a maximum velocity ot II mllee
at North Head; at 10 o'clock It bad fall
to t miles. . J v
Storm warnlnga were - orderedT dlaV
played yesterday evening from Cook Bay
to Juan de Fuoa at rait and thla morning
they were extended to all Puget Bound
and Belling ham Bay aeaporta. - The Co
lumbia liver -bar la rough and the
weather too thick outside to permit of
any extended obeervatlona being taken.
Consequently 1t la not known . whether
anv veaaela are near the river or not.
- The precipitation at Portland during
tha paat 14 houra measures A of an Inch.
The Indlcatrana are tnat it win continue
to rain In this diatrtct tomorrow. From
I o'clock Monday morning to the name
hour today the Willamette roae one half
a foot now etandlng at Ave feet above
the low water mark. - .
a Oare a Oeld ra. One Bay,
Taks tattttv Browa Malas Tabtata. AI
ararctet rtfaad tea awaey U It rat la at rwa. I
a AT. Orave Malgaatare aa eaek kaa ate X
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OTorii
BOOTHS
ROOMS
For, Rent-fe-opposite
the entrance
to Fair Grounds.
B. II LCriSAXD H.LKCSLE
Apply t.;.'; :'
312 COUMEROAL BLOCK
WLOCK RIFLE
JADE GCOD WIS
:
Joshua ' McDaniel Followed'.the
: Trail, of Rsd "Slayers of
, Marcus Whitman.
WILL GIVE WEAPON TO
- HISTORICAiSOCIETY
Pioneer Who Helped Make' His
tory in Oregon Country Talks !
y of Olden Times. . ,
. Joahua 'McDaniel. who la nearly
yaarafM. and baa lived on a farm
80
In
Polk county. 1 yeara, la in Portland to
day on bualneaa. Be bought a flintlock
rifle from a man In Buck county. Mo.,
In 144. end brought It to Oregon, and
hla bualneaa la to turn the firearm' ever
to the Hlatorlcal eoclety, together with
an ancieit powder horn, ahot pouch and
scabbard. - .
"If a a better shooter than ever, since
I got a fellow up on Salt creek to change
It to a percussion locx,- no aaia prouaiy.
Joshua McDaniel la a type of the vig
orous Oregon pioneer. - whose- physical
vla-or. It " la claimed, exceeds' that of
Dloneers in any other state in the union.
Hla face la scarcely wrinkled, hla frame
la erect Dreaaed In a new xereey auit
and brown overcoat and a pair of kfp
hoots, ha did not look a day over (I)
years. Although hla locks are long and
hoary, be possesses wonderful phyatcal
ability. ' .
-I don't want to take up your time.
Judge, V he aald, diffidently, ehaking
hajidarUrlth Judge Webster, "but I'm in
town, 'and before I go out I want to aee
about aome . county warrants., x . nava
got about f 10,000 In them, and I've heard
lory are avlue -v v
"Tea." replied the Judge, .'they wilt
ail be eel within , a few weeka; the
county of Multnomah la going to get
out f debt" V
"Ifa all right -Judge you needn't be
in a hurry on my account", the pioneer
reanonded. ' ',.1 . - K' :
He haa not been without rewards for
hla long yeara of toll on the polk county
farm, and haa a comfortable fortune
tied up in Portland property, bealdea
the homestead acres from which it was
produced by hla knotted nanaa.
-I have a partner my wife and we
aim to keep thla money Invested, where
It -will give ua sometnjng to uve. on
whan si aet Old." he aald. .
Joanna McDaniel waa born In Cum
iwrtami rountv. Ky. He waa the aecond
man to volunteer In the uayuae inaian
war. At that time he waa working
for Dr. Whitman near Walla Walla,
where the doctor waa killed In a maaaa
ere. Howe came or a iau" w '
Indiana near The Dailea, ana tnai nignt
he and another boy paddled 80 ml lea
up the' Columbia river, from . the Cas
cades to The- Dalles, to carry a packet
to Captain Byneraon and Major Magoun.
He carried the old flintlock through the
-. war. It waa hla trusted com
panion In the wllderneaBi and to the
gold campa or twinima. ana wiw uia
ITallfnrnla.
"I have shot Indiana, bear, cata
mounta. buffalo and. email game with
that sun. be aaia. - .
NEW ENGLANDERS TO t -
. HELP THE FAIR ALONG
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At the Portland hotel laat night for
mer residents of New England organ
ised a New England society. There waa
a large attendance, and the -new aoclety
nroDneeeo accomplish a great deal in
behalf oft Portland and the Lewla and
Clark fair. ' V ..
officers were, elected aa followe:
V. Kd wards, president: H. H. Newhall.
vice-president; Mrs, M. M. Whltehouse,
unuh' Oenrre 1 H. Lncaa. treasurer.
A board of truateea, ' conelntlng ef one
member from eacn oi tne imbw .ngiana
atatea. waa authorised to arrange- for a
place of meeting and prepare by-laws
and a constitution for the organisation.
a rerlatratlon book will be found I
the office of Dr. D. H. Rand, 601 Dekum
building. Third and Waehlngtoirstreeta,
and former New Englanderg are request
-a laava helr namek and former real.
deacea there.- Another meeting will be
held Monday evening., :
Fief erred Stock Oaaaed tteeeU.
' Alien Lewla' Beat Brand.
Thompson
ft1? itilnmnfl
nuiuaiaiii
Window
Screen
. Agents
wanted to
sell exclus
ive rights in
territory, or to sell this screen
W.J.COOK
At Muck Hardware Company. Second
and Morrlaoa atreeta, Portland,, orj
EG ; '
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;;c;.miuait8j:3c;i.
, DETECTIVE F0,1CE
Has Had a Good Deal of Expe-
rienc In Finding Things .
, ; Out, She Says. ;
WOULD DO ASTWEL AS r : i
ANY pF PRESENT STAFF
ntlmates ThatHunt's Vidocqs
. Are of Rather Low Or-". "
der of Holmes.
A woman wante a lob on the detective
force of Portland's police department.
Today Chief Hunt received a letter from
am nnvfiiM, huv. .nwv.
I hava had a good deal of experience
ir) finding thinga out, though I have
never been employed or received pay for
services aa 'a. professional detective.
-But T believe I could eaaliy do tne
city a great deal of good in that way.
There waa that woman Mrs. . Dunne,-wb
waa undoubtedly Implicated with her
husband and ethers In the Lebanon bank
and other robberlea. I believe I could
have got from her much evidence that
other detectlvee win rail to get. - -
"It strikes me that a woman detective
would be of greet value to you In your
present dilemma. Tou are apparently
unable to s capture the erooke that in
fest the city, now: accoraing to my
line of reasoning which, by the - way
la not deductive I argue that every one
of thoaa crooka la directly Intereated In
aome woman. The woman knows ill
about them, and If aome one could get
close to the Women and win their con
fidences a great deal might be aecom
pushed toward ridding the city of tha
gangs which are aoing aoout aa tuey
nlaaae.- . . .
"I wish you would give thla matter
your Immediate consideration. - Take . it
up with the police commission, if you
haven't authority to appoint me your
self. I would be perfectly satisfied with
tha aalarv that ia nald the regular Staff
nf eltv detectives. It isn't much, but
they seem to be doing very weu unaer
AT THE THEATRES.
- J
j "Quo.Vidu" Tonight
Taa last BerformaBee of "Qua Vidl" will be
mm i ha Columbia toalatat. waea a lars
aodlenea will praseat te witness the elosiug
f tbis (rand, spectacular Brodocttoa. It raa
11 last week to Dinuu; airae Dasuaea., aoa
varyoae wbe saw the play has sees load la
bis Braise. Tha enthusiasm aad extraordinary
aemaad for arata ted Manager Ballard to repeat
the play. 7
BecmnMK tomorrow snernnDB i am m
Lyons" wUl he resumed. This revival or Lore
tyttas'B faBMBS Bauterplera eaaaot fall to be
tjt witk n,M of sleasara by anndreds
ot theatre-aoeiB' of the paat feneraiioni ?ae
two aneBlna perrarBMBeas Buaoay oeucnwa an
haadreds ot refaiar Batroos. .
, '"Beyond the Rockiee."
- I 4 .tark nnMir la -maklac sood."
verr week tbekt plays and work trow la favor
with Ua lovere ot ojJ. eleaa eaaiedy drama.
Tkia. a,ak taatr aradBFUoa f "iieyowi -uis
Boekiea' u a clever piaes. oi wors.- amrr
a, flttad to taa narx. ana nuav.un
beat ef It. Tbornas H. Clarke Is Been la tna
role of Nat Webber, the wrongfully sccuaed
hero; AlBert Weh play, tha aaadaomefaBibler-
vilUla; Jama Morten " '.T"'
fomaBce ef tba rala ef adre Lovetaoddy, aad
Robert Athoa capa fhej-vjlmaa for kUartoas
raa as Hallelnjah Bill." the Salvation Army
naa. Ella Wtlaoa U seen ss Trias, the true-
hearted awantata lass.
Wlthoet doabt Beyoad the Borkles" IS the
eleverest piece of work by this compasy. The
De Laeeya, catver siBsera ana nam
ketweea acta. Thomas W. Bay IB iiinairaieo
onta sad the vlUarope la aew morlns ple
tnna add to tba attraetlvcBeas ef the perforav
sbcb. i.."'. ' ,t:
' , The Grand Theatre.
Yesterday's Broaraai st the Oread tbeatr
.. M-nna af saw thlBsa from tba svartnra
to tba BwvlDg pictBre. aad It gave entire satis
faetloa to lante aedlencam. Jeaa St. Remr
eaptnred the bobsb by bar Bnianea renaiuona
of eperatle Belecttoaa. Joe Demlna has a new
BwaokaTVAv aaa nia paroai wo t-'K
waraaeat aad eleaa. Uoulee brotliera provided
a rial thrill by tbetr darlag pbyaleal feata.
Qaee. aad Bo. la fall dreaa. do aorobstkr
daanng ef tha blabest order. CharKw and Mas
Barrla hava sa aci iaa
Imaginable; Harris baa a vow aoa a msseHip
that la aa apra tavtutloa to lanahter. Mr.
Boaaer sings "Toe Wevar apoke Uke That to
u. nefora." the beat Illustrated anna yet
offered, and the moving pletares ars awrs thaa
ordlaartiy gooa. , -
Baker's Great Bill. j
Kvery aet at the Baker this week is eom-
BMBdable. Poaaibly the one wormy ex piacv
at the top hi that ef the Hoffmsaa, la a cycle
whirl seeae that l s aovelty. Patronella D'Ar
vllle pkiys the violin sod received several ea
rons'tse fnnr grcfnl Grohs are ehlldrea who
do wonderful contortion feata; Unlaws sad
Hot mra In "His rvai nn-an-1 m
aklt: J. w. 'weae stags ise -im j
Wltb pletarea; Balmeaa aad Boocrtt are clever
lmperaooaton.-stng aod- eaara wWr He- Noyer
and Ward are clever sketch artists; the blo
SrtU Tioowaew pictareaT' Taking It all la
all the Baker baa a elever lVat abow that
ahonld be sera by every lover of vsadevllle.
"' Adyince Sale Tomorrow.
. Tomorrow awning at 10 e'ebwk the advenes
sale of seats will ooea lor ncm
tw. i iiiimnee. wha enmns to tne Mar-
anam Grand theatre Best Friday aad JfBrday
. . . . . i , I - .... - anM.V.
nights, Wlta a-apm.. v .
ia Joha Pnw'l finna aaereaa. "The Mommy
I'd Hnmmbat Bird." la this rral'
siKCfssfsl play lilmore made s big hit ell last
seaana. Bvery lebararter ia a type ssd s
ef Its type. . The sitbor af thla .-harming eom
edy romaaea tranarrlbed from Ufa, Sad M
raavlt bis people Uve.
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Northern Lights Matinee.
gwlftwlBd. rsactar I.fNfliherB
Joha
1 .a, . . what eaaratma eaa on wiui iaa
Americas ladlaa. and as played by Bdgar SaBme
this wak at the Rmpuw theatre every raar
aetarlstle ef the Boble red an a ai eartfally
deolrted by Portland's anpamr leadtag ana.
Nan t.lrhta" la bis seeale prodaetloa.
with ever 60 people ased aa aoMlers. IsdlaBS
and aenats. A apertal matinee will ba glvea
U) morrow waahlogtoa's blrtadayri alas regular
autlaee aataroay. -
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' Bristling with Good Points.
"Tne' program at the Star tbeatr. this week
knul n attraet all dlareralng tbeatre-goers.
Bartel at Berhani UM featara, aad hla darning
ana tains a snmbe ef aereatrle faata whira
. lanahter. aad llawley Bd Vaaa,
Hebrew eomedlaaa. aad tha three Vnlteaa, acro
bat., ars vevy elever. Mlvasa appears la shadow
.M.rM and la addittoa atava a aamber at
laatramenta. Arthar iaekaaa. tba slag.
rr of lllaetrated aeaga, baa a fall, rick barium
Matinee at the Columbia.;. .' :
favd Lyrtoa'S baastlral atarp af Inve. "Tba
Idv ef Lrona.
i," will aa givea a eneriai waaa-
Iiwtoa'a btrtbdar aiatlaee at the
laeanra toaawraw aftaraooe. Beata are
alUag rapidly aad ahoald be ecare atOBca.
t csynro sxox. y
; ' (Joaraal SpeeUI Barvlce.l
London, Feb. gl. Henry Irving. Mm
world-famous tragedian. Is seriously 111
at Wolverhampton. . - n -
A LewU-
Best Brand.
DEEP WATER f.IAKES
P3TII SAITO
Vast Improvement Noted at Co
lumbia River Bai Since Qon
; struction of the Jettyt ; ; '
AFTER STORMS WATERS ,
VERY QUICKLY SUBSIDE
Great Blow of Saturdajr and Sun
day Caused Little if Any De-
lay to Shipping. (V
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The Columbia river bar has undergone
a change for the better during the paat
year.- It haa been observed lately that
the bar. becomea smooth very shortly
after a heavy storm haa swept the coast;
A year ago almost a week paaaed be
fore the water became aufflclently calm
to permit veaaela to cross. . Now they
are seldom held up for, mora thaa a
day or two. - - . , . ' ,
Thla matter waa forcibly Impressed
on the minds of the shippers In the last
few.daya. Saturday night and Sunday
one of the blggeat- etorma ot the season
raged on the mouth,-or. tne river, it
waa e atrong that FtO feet of - the
trestle work built for the government
Jetty waa waahed away.- Notwithstand
ing iia seventy, ateamera ana sailing
veaaela croaaed the bar the following
day, the-M-mlle blow leaving no aurg
Ing water behind aa a reminder of - Ita
VlBlt ' , j -' 1
Thoae who have been taking an In
terest In the matter. explain the change
by stating that It la entirely due to the
Increased depth of water. The last gov
ernment survey ahowed a depth of 14
feet at the low water stage, an increase
of three feet over- the. figures of the
preceding season. . With more water cm
the bar It more quickly becomes calm
after a big storm. The Jetty la given
credit for bringing about a deeper chan
nel in that locality.
With the extension of the Jetty to tne
point which the government haa In view
the shippers belief there win oe no
further trouble caused by the Colum
bia fiver bar. It will contain ao much
water after the completion of the work
that the atorma will have little more
effect upon it than the sea several mllea
distant from tha mouth .of the river.
After having been convinced that the
Jetty haa. already done an Inestimable
amount of good It la hoped by thoae
who follow the shipping bualneaa that
no further delaya will be experienced Inl
pushing the Jetty out into the sea the
desired sjilatance.
NO LONGER PAY.
Santng Teas sis Kave Beam Foot XavesV
maata U Vast Tew Teaxu. -
In the past two or three years sailing
vessels bsve been poor dividend pro
ducers. The -prttlah bark. Bllbernorn
haa been lying In San Francisco harbor
alnoe January II. 1802, one montn more
than' three years, and In all that time
her owners have been unable-to get a
charter for her nothing had come in.
hut the exbenae of keeping the craft
In good repair and a crew to look after
her continues.- A
Several Portland men have lnteresta
In sailing atalpa. and they say they are no
longer a profitable investment. Bieam
era are largely doing the work in which
the - square-rigger formerly had a
monopoly. The ' day may not be ' far
distant when the cargo-carrier which
haa to depend upon wind to drive her
along will have to retire from the sea.
The British bark -tjonaor - naa aiao
been lying Idle in San . Francisco har
bor since February. 27, lstOJ. alx days
leas than three years. She .is .small
the else that the exporters usually want
but for some reason no one cares to
charter 'her. The American bark Manga
Revea baa been Idle at the asms port
alnce July II, 10. Six sailing v ea
sels, suitable for grain loading, have
been out of commission at the Bay City
alnca 1101. They are the British bark
Buteshire, British ship Slllsland, Brit-i
Ish -ship ' isuphroskne, ' jsntisn snip
HydersaJbad. . American . ship JohnA,
Briggs and British ship Ky nance.
Many ahtpa " have recently ten tne
California metropolta In search of car
goes - elaewitere. The most ' of these
were Frenchmen, the owners of which,
will receive a bounty from the French
government for every ' mile they tra
verse. Owners ot craft not receiving a
subsidy . cannot afford to follow their
example.. :,';.
-V RIVER OPEN. ' "
" am the Tpper OolomWa.
The management of the Regulator line
has decided to place the steamer Regu
lator in commlaalon tomorrow 1 between
Portland and The.pallea. On account of
Ice and low water the ateamer had been
tied up for the past week. In order tc
get back on her old schedule the boat
will .also make a trip to The Dalles on
Sunday. Tba Dailea. City of the. same
line will resume service the early part
of next month. - '. . j
Those who have been on the upper
Columbia during the past week say the
river waa at a lower stage than they
ever knew It to be. jit Is declared, that
one could easily see (the bottom at- the
rapids on thla aide of the Cascade locks.
at which point the river la unusually
narrow. ' The recent rains, however, have
had the effect of materially Increaalng
the depth of the Hver, and It la believed
It Is now at sood boating stage, j
Y f. rich cargo. : .
sTioomedi Sails Withy . Most TaMable
Cargo Thaa ret Savft Tals JPort.
Draw lng II feet of Water and laden
with one of the most -valuable cargoes
that ever left- this port, the oriental
liner Nlcomedla weighed anchor thla
morning at 1 o'clock and departed for
the sea. She will probably cross the bar
early tomorrow morning. The Numaatla
of the same line ia due -to reach the
mouth of the river from'-Hongkong and
way ports on Saturday. She Bailed from
Yokohama on March . and usually
makes a If daya'. passage. Shells
bringing a full cargoand all of her apace
has been engaged for the outward trip.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
' With 00 tons of freight. 460 tons In
wheat, the steamer Roanoke left thla
morning for Loe Angelea and way -porta.
She also earned 10 paaaengera.
Captains warda and Fuller went
Astoria thla morning to Inspect the gaso
line schooner Delia. - -- -
The schooner John F. Miller left for
San Franclaco thla morning with a cargo
Of lathe" f .
In tow of the Ocklahama. the schoon
era Irene and Virginia reached port thle
morning. .The veaaela made remarkably
quick paaaagea from nan FTanelarnt
The Irene, will load lumber at tha In-
man-Poulswn mill for tha return trip.
and tha-Vlrglnla wUl be fitted out at thanatai v rr;i a C
AM0NG .TUE LITTLE GJAN jU
Perh4psVyou have'a second-hand
T J.. k. . f mtn aaa
av 10 ramus soma vj..'- ... . -.
I ... n,.i,.v njvilr nnrfer. -Wanted
Lota of furnutheii room ads In thla
W 'ous parte of the-'city. Have you found your Ideal suite yet? , It won't
T take long 4f you've noi py iwmi ui
All eyes are centered -oa , The Journal -Real atate- bargaina Rave
you noticed the exceptkmai Hat of lota and housca offered for aaia in
Its columna? It's worth some ot your time to read them If you intend
to buy or build J .x : ; ', ' . ? v''-' ' ', i i' : -;.v
It Ian' t often tnat you can rent such a dealrable flat as thla ad
desctioes: -Three-furnished-room flat . for light housekeeping, l( a
month. - CaU at Eaat Blxth. street. - , ' . ., ; -r- .
1 Store managers have a cleartng.out sale twice and sometimes threa
times a year. Did you ever think to do Uia same way with your house
hold elfectst The Journal will help you get cash for them. H Remem
ber the rev woiua ia ,
j V M v v v vV J h
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IP YOU v
NEEDHXLP
USE A
JOURNAL
WANT
AJ. ,
North Paclflo mlH with a atmllar cargo.
i v.. k raeeivad here that the
British hlp Lyderhorn. ,87 tons, has
been chartered to load lumber on the
aound for the weat eoaai
America at 10a. uoyu s """, T
view says she is coming to Portland,
but a recent telegram from the aound
differently. The Lyderhorn U
out "days from Hamburg with a gen
eral cargo.' rr. " ,'". al- '
om Annua . dauw ' ivs . fc "
Franclaco yesterday anem-n w.w.
640.000 feet of lumber. . The F. A- K
w . ikaaiii line will leave tha
n rnt In, tnei land -today. '
omr . i, . .M o..
. ir. amer ureaon amuou .
Francisco this morning with a fy" ewgo
of general freight, ronyiuur
The Schooner, O. W. Watson, 'now at
a v..in ni. been chartered to
. m.t n. in. inn in im.
load lumber at Portland for a California
MARINE NOTES.
1 Astoria. Feb.- tL Arrived down at t
and left for the bar at:s a. ""'r
ae rteaa-on for San Francisco. Arrived
down at daytlgh tt earner I aq na.
San -Francisco, Feb. ti. SaUed at
ll:t0 a. m. Steamer Columbia for Port-
'"l'..-. Vek i flailed at - It m.
Steamer Redondo for San Franclaco and
coaat porta. ' . . ' J
Ban Franclaco. Feb. 11. Arrived-
Schooner John A. Campbell from. As-
e,H a , I.1 -'."..nii
a.... van. it Condition of tha bar
at I a. m., rough! wind southeast; weath
er rainy. :: : ';,;:J
' ' DBTDOCK WOaV ' '
lAcal eontractora have been asked to
-
figure on -the work ot cieamna
painting the hull of tAe barkenUne
Koko Head, about-due from Honolulu.
The schooner 8. T. Alexanuer will also
be drydocked In order to have her hull
cleaned and pamieu imnjiwj
arrival from San Pedro. Sue la ex
S.vaH tn nut in an appearance any day.
The Koko-Head is under -charter to the
Paclflo j Export Wimoer company
curry a cargo of lumber to the orient
She Is owned by Hind, Rolpu Co. of
pan Francisco. .
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LITTLE BOY DESERTED
BY CRUEL PARENTS
Jerome TollyaJcrOnce More
Ukely to Become Ward of
the People. ,
A eaaa of haarUeaa desertion Of a I-
year-old lad engaged the attention of
Judge .Webster this morning. Appar
ently, the parents do not intend to
care for the child Jsgaln. Jerome Toll-
yard Is his name. lIIliaiJBner. u
not -appear afTdlahow why the boy
should not bitfjudgeL a publlo ward,
be will be given Into the custody of
the Boys and Girls' Aid society, ; -
The caae waa orougnt to "
Bier's attention when supenntenaent
Gardner of the Boys and Girls' Aid so
ciety appeared be fare the court and
asked to be autnonsea to a. hi
et ttta hnv. .
Tha parents have disappeared. The
father is a bartender, the mother a
variety actress. Jerome waa, taken by
them to Mr4 Finney, who Uvea at Ful
inn and arranranenta made to bay for
hla board. Mra-Finney never received
anv . nar for her trouble, and. having
a la raa family, was compelled to ap
peal to the officials. Once before the
boy was taken to the Boys and Girts
Aid society, and the parents took him
away with them. . . . -
TWO FIRES IN ONE V
V , STORE BURN FlrOUR
..Conalderable damage 'was done to the
store, fixtures7 and stock of A-tPerentt,
a fruit and vea-r table dealer, enama-ed la
hualneaui at Fourth and Salmon atreeta.
at l:l o'clock this morning, by a fire
which originated In the kitchen-of aa
adjoining restaurant.
The Are department raa pond ad to ah
alarm turned In front box 11. and the
flames were quickly extinguished by
kaM No. i. Captain Kerrigan, Two
hours later the roof of the structure
caught lira and a telephone alarm waa
sent In. The eeeonu nre, oua to a
smouldering beam bursting Into flame,
waa extinguished without much dam
age. - ! '
The approximate amount ef dames
In I15S. It is believed t.e r. engi-
ivs C-
roll - top aleak that you would Ilka V-
tea. man- aft 41 BmiwA . li
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atlacellaneOua. . :
evenrng'e" paper4 Wiled In varU
a ina-os htumb m iuw 4 our
COLUMBIA THEATRE
A. H. BAIXABD. Uaaaa sad Mssagar.
v-. yaartaaaUi . and Wasblagtoa BU. . '
Kvefy alght this week (exeent toaight), witf
-aaiuaeea wraaaaoay aaa aataroay,
OOXUaOtZA STOCK OOatFAJfT.
la SDkaadld ravrral af Xor . Ittoa'a taatoat"
. ' ; .' ave elaaaie, ...
The Lady of Lyons"
teat perfarsaaes taught at the graad laOglaaaV
Quo Yidr? '
Bvenlag. ....:...oO. SBe, ana. 16
Ma tLnaa ... ... ... . ... .2&e. Ua. 10a
DewBtewa box efftee an day. tTt Mondeaa
lata xi u. BTvaaiag at uaaaa.
EMPI
r- vurivnr
nL ihlaike.
by
Mala UT.
Onwded both ttmea veaterday.
TttWIOHT ANI AlA, TH IS WHt,
B FECIAL, MATIN MB WErtNBSUAX,
(Waahlngton's birthday.)
1UO RRGLXAB MATIN
m Bavj
yCILDAI,
farawall week. Braadt-Bai
. In the nnwerfnl military piay,
- MaTomTaTrnjr uom"
Prlcea All matlaesa. 10c Ue. lBe-
inc. me. 86c, bOe. . V
THE LYRIC THEATRE
. evaath aad Alder atrasta.
' Bvery af teraooa aad evaalBg, ,"
TBB NBW LTRIO STOCK OOaLPAKX,
la the atnaaOoaai swlodrexea. , -i '
Beyond the Rockies ;
' Bpeetsltles Between acta '
manees at :. T-.SO aad 9M p. a,
L'saal prtee af adttrtaitoa, 10 eaata. -
fiPAMIg weak af bary f
Waahlagtoa's barmday, wedtiesday swilliiasaa.
a aiuro mu.
tBAWTT-TOWB TBIO. .
ni Loxnz bkothxxi.
u jo nouna. .
-. rKAjf st. Jarr. ;
Tir AB ZDMA KtBlPI.
ALT BOnTEk. . .-,.-..''
' TXX SaAaOIBCOrB.
Admlaatoa to any seat, iocs box seat. SSa.
IBTJCZIISX . ATTXACnOBS! ;
STAR THEATRE
Portland's Fanblonable TindevlBe -flnnae. '
BABTEU -TKB UPSIDE-DO Wg SABCIJU
- XAV7XR AMD VASS. , ; i : i
MOMB. 8ILVAB0.
ABTHTJX JACKSOB. -ZSIBOB'a
raOJSCTOaCOFX.. , -r
iOe to any seat; reserved box-aesta,, See,
OoBtlBnoaa vaadavllle. XM to 10:10 p. m.
DAKER THEATRE
third aad Tamhlll eta. Kaatlag rioad. aign
Largeat Vandevtlle Uoaae In Aaiarlca. .
-s a OKACEFuX 0R0H8 4
; raTHOVELLA IKAVUXg. ,t
PEHOT AVS WAAD.
rkEZM A AMD CIAkKX. t . w
aOLMES AVD HOLME. ,
. . BAAMAAP WTT.I.IAka.. f
. . . J. W. WOOD.
TEX BIOOaAPaT. ' "
Adnlasloa 10c. PerfuraMacea at 1:30.
aad :15 p. B.
, suunaa bbos. r
oo if ci ai ivibt jnaaT-
vaMN BCRNSTDB.
CTDIPICN tVrlil P v ... :
UttUKAlllMi AU Alt
Mrs. Mary rjaJey Suffers Stroke
-In rh'iirrk anil Dastth ' -"
' ; Follow: ..;''
While decorating tha altar for - last
Sunday's services at the Dominican;
church, cornet of Clackamas and union i
avenuea, a duty ahe had performed fori
six yeara. Mra. Mary Haley was stricken j
-with paralysis of the brain. She died1
without regaining - consclousneaa. it
waa the day of her 7th anniversary, of f
her marriage to Thonaas Haley In Port-;
Sher waa O yeara of age, a native of
California, and came to Portland when ,
she waa five yeara old; here, ahe grew to,
womanhoad receiving her education in
convent., - - .
She leaves a mother, a husband and ,
flva children Kllaabeth, Alice. Ella, ;
Jamea and Kdward Haley, and a brother.
Thomas Lynlff. who keeps the Hotel
Driftwood at Long Beach.
At her late home, I0 Colon avenue,
all the inembers of her family, are new
, t il . . . th. fii.jtr.1 w,
will be held Thursday momlngi wltbi
services at f:46 O'clock tn St. Francis
church. , '' ' ' : H ji
LEND L5 YOUR
EYEd CN CEtlALP
Of YClJaw EYEft
Some lime wnen you halve n
- usual trouble with yours, of
' have hid usual trouble lonx
epough. Remember, we are
accustomed to getting at tie
oause of eye trouble, aa well
as eyeglass- trouble. ,
293 nor
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