The Oregon daily journal., March 13, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

TZZZ' O-ZCCN DAtLY - JSUr.::Ai;t rOHTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH , 13, KZ
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TCVTJ TOPICS
tobmxt-s Axmnaan.
Marqnasi , ,
. ttulSlnlila...
BCmplre.,...
Lyric. ... ,,,
Grand
Bter .......
Baker .....
"Karl ef PawUeket""
........ "Joaa of Are"
'Ole Oleaoa"
.'! Cherry Valley"
Vaudeville
Vaudeville
ViuikTlU.
A. W.. Jortea. president of the r-i..v-
- - "' Vnlon fnd 0fflcr-' w-ociation.
Ing last night of the people', forum.
iwiiHui! uia Buojeci, "rraqe Union
.1 lum." h vuwA .-. k. . ... .
i - - - uia.ury vi unionism l i ..
in detail from lta aUrt la 1771 ttt-tho I ralifnrnin'at RamrraiAn U.. p-.--preaent
day. He showed that th. d. VITOrn,a KepUtatlOn HaS Been
t vantages .to toe employed had frown In
, proportion with the strength or union
. law. and argued that only through com
. plete union among the working claaaea
could their condition be bettered. The1
: informal discussion' following brought
. ojit aome Interesting point. Mr. Jones
.waa then oalled on to give hi Idea of
the present strike at the fair ground,
v He eald that workers eonaidered that
, ' faith bad been broken, aa they had bees
promised a closed shop, but the con -;
tractors had carried on the work under
' me open snop system. ,.. . I
John Fiacher, who recently filed a
petition to be declared a . bankrupt, is
charged by Fred' C. Lewis and A. ft.
Thome of this county with' withholding
a portion of his, assets from the state
ment made to the court. In the objec
tions filed - today,-these man say. that
Fiacher wilfully failed to keep books
of - accounts and record, or destroyed
ih!. ? not " ""J?.."1
iS V" l ki .T . . . saiegea
flUng the bankruptcy petition Fiacher
made - large sum of. money, which
la not accounted for at ail in the
' statement rendered. - The charge will
be heard by Judge Bellinger. . . -.
' For hi prompt action and "courage
: in preventing a disastrous wreck on
Springwater hill ' recently, Motorman
Robert Adam la the recipient of a $10
bill from the company, together with
letter of acknowledgment. A runaway
; freight car. on the hill was met by an
. ascending car ruled with passengers.
Motor-nan Adama atuck io hi poat and.
prom ply reversing the motor, auceeeded
la nearly escaping with his car, While
- the collision that waa Inevitable caused
'. considerable damage, tt waa nothing in
. comparison , to what - would . have hap
. pened had Adam deserted' the car when
. be saw tfa -danger ahead. . . .
Rev. F.drar P. HllL r. IX. pastor of
. the' First Presbyterian church of Port
land, will address a union prayer meet-.
' ing at the Sell wood Presbyterian church,
corner of Seventeenth . street and Spo-
,kane avenue, at I p. nv. this evening.
Rev. J. E. Snyder will begin a series
of special revival services at' Bell wood
: Tuesday night in the Presbyterian
church. ' All the churches of Sellwood
wlH ' unite - In these meeting. Song
service at T;0 - o'clock; ennon .t-
cioc.
: I
It I. Mid that on May t the American 1
plan of serving meal at the Portland
hotel Will be sriven tirv that tha Unrrinn
" street dining-room w.rt be converted ic
tne European plan, and that the hotel
-Will i?S"JJ5 on that P'" exclusively in
I u lure. The ad vane r br-ralx-
- position season will be St per cent on
rooms. There will be no advance in
rates for meUv.
i Many loggers along the lower Colum
bia aay that the protracted dry weather
.''is llkery to have the effect of curtailing
very materially the lumber output of
' Oregon and Waahlngton. The water in
the streams emptying Into the Columbia
' IS at such a low stag that it ia almost
' Impossible to float logs down them. The
jBllfs in this city are fairly well supplied
, with logs -and a lumber famine is not
. likely to.occur... - . . .1 - -, " -
The Pennsylvania society of Oregon
will hold It regular meeting this even
ing at the city luUL Flan for welcom
ing the Pennsylvania commissioner
will be discussed, reports and letter
will be read regarding the exhibit of
the Keystone State at the fair and other !
' matters of Importance and Interest, wilf
be presented.' ,
A special folder, half of which I de
voted to the Lewi and Clark exposition.
' Is issued by the Denver eV Rio Orande
Railroad company. It la illustrated with
pictures of the railroad's route and the
' buildings of the fair. 'Dawn of a New
Empire" Is the caption selected for the
exposition reading matter. . , 'x 'i
: At the Sunday dub in the T. M. C A.
hall yesterday a short concert waa given
by Coulter's orchestra, followed by a
aong service. Miss Minnie Oliphant gave
an Interesting talk on the subject of the
"Prodigal Son." and H. W. Stone, secre
tary of. the organisation, spoke onvthe
Work of the club. .. .
: Immigrants, Investors, capitalists. In
vestigate tbe advantages offered along
. the line of 4he Oregon Water Power
.Railway company's road, and especially
, at the terminal new town Estacada. For
information Inquire of the Oregon Water
. Power Townalte company, lit First
street. Phone Main 21.'
'"Albert Stuve of 'Berlin ia in Port
land awaiting -the arrival of a large
exhibit from the firm of R Hlrsch'Of
Berlin, space for which he haa secured
In the Foreign Exhibits building. ,2he
exhibit (noludrs -atf sorts of leather
goods for women snd men. , , '
Jaefc-Frost will be taken, into the
'police court tomorrow morning on a
charge of assault and battery.. Bailiff
Oolts has' been Instructed that whether
he rtsv be warm or cold a roaring fire
The Home
of the
Cuckoo
l ; We import them I
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noM
. 'euuaAjrr.
III O V B
FsUOBS Show
that w buy
- them In large
quantities and
' can aell them
for much leas
- than the other
fellow. We
V
have a - large
As above $8.60-
a
from- prices from $6.50 0 $3000 1
VAmiVOB oxooxs.
In Black Wood or Iron Unam-
- eU 1-day, from $6.0O tTF
A good Eight-Day Kitchen .
. Clock for 93.60
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rt it ii t
f 4
'If
0IXT OXOOsTS.
Fsncy.Gllt Clocks of sll Kinds Just the
thing for a present, good
. timepieces, from. ... ,-..,.!. BO ITF
W AM Keadqaarter fir All SUadg of
'',,,. . - Clocks. . ' -. ,
- ; JAROG DROH.
mriuu Am evncxAJra,
t0 Vorrkeoa liren, less Fifth,
ZiV IS OcC'J
Great Number of -Letters Re-
1 ceived at Fair Headquarters
Are From Sick People.
DESIRE TO .COME HERE
, THAT JHEY MAY RECOVER
Gained, Not From-Merit;
But By Advertising.
Secretary Reed of the Lewi ajid Clark
fair has estimated that 10 per cent of
ine applicants lor positions at the ex
position desire to com to Oregon for the
benefit-of their health. It ia conclusive
evidence, he fays, that Oregon ia finally
coming into itn'aeaervea reputation aa a
aeeun resort, j
"jruuy xo per cent or the letter I re
ceive asking for position at the fair ex
press the desire of the author to com
to Oregon in order to improve the con
dition or tnelr neaJth," be said. "Indeed.
I have been surprised at. the number
who have given that reason for desiring
to com to Oregon. -
"All of n who have lived her any
lengts or urn Know the value of Ore-
mM to those who are Buffering.
w mo' " agreeable aur
prtM to learn that otheaa were beginning
Oregon1 In .any aenae. Dut it ia known
thmn-iinnt th. -mnj e--
sons to go to recuperate or to improve
their heeJth. It i simply because var
ious interest, together with the progres
sive Interests of that state, have taken
it on themselves to let the world know
such thing.
"People are just beginning to under
stand the greatness of Oregon.
must be built In the stove which best
the courtroom. Detective Snow will
serve the warrant, which was issued on
complaint of Carl Heaae, who charges
that Jack Frost struck him. Frost con
duct a restaurant on Stark street be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Hess
says that ths trouble arose over bis
effort to collect hi wages as cook,
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Lost Cooker . spaniel; female; . 4
months old; answers to the name of
Bloaale; went eatra:- In City park Sun
day; reward for ' her recovery. HI
Flanders street, between Twentieth and
Twenty-first - . t .
Fred P. ' Hurst of Aurora ha filed a
petition : to ; be declared a voluntary
bankrupt -under the federal statute.- al
leging that hi liabilities are approxi
mately ts.00. while aaaets do not ex
ceed $7.009.. - . ; ; ,
Vlavi Hyglenio .Home Treatment for
17'n!u!..0f ?" IV1 troa-
Dies. aaay physician- in charge. - con
sultation and examination' free. Office
hours, a. m. torf p. m.j SS Lewis bldg.
Tourists, a well a city people, finan
cially embarrassed, will find the Port-
naan- Office, feTfttrarrrer, the
saf eat and moat reliable place to trans
act their business. Rates reasonable.
Steamer , Redondo sails Thursday at
-p. m. ror Ban Francisco direct Cabin.
1Z; steenfge, I; meals and berth In
henaded. C. H. Thompson Barents 12t
1 Third street r . ; , ,
, Arlon hall, Wednesday, March IS,
grand entertainment and ball. Dancing
until t o ciock. f roresaional talent Ad'
mission. 25c. A good time assured.
Restlessness of mind and body. is dne
to a general nerve weakness. , C C C
Tonic will cure jit . For sal by Knight
Remove 1-l-Dr. W. O. Manion has re
moved hi office from the Chambers
building to suite 308-40 Failing build
ing. .
C C C. Tonio restores health -to ex
hausted body and mind. , For sal by
svnignt umi co. :
Ask your grocer for Golden Cheddar.
AFRICAN ZION CHURCH
REJOICES WITH CAUSE
. The Von African Methodist Eplacopal
church I rejoicing in the fact that the
greater part of the church debt has
been raised through the effort of their
pastor. Rev. George K. Jackson, snd
those of a number of the ministers of
tbe city who have been deeply Interested
In the religious wore among the con
gregation. , Tbe debt has been of 11
years' standing,-and when Mr. Jackson
came here from San Jose some four
months ago, be put his heart and soul
into the work of paying it off.
. "That la my hobby," he says. "Rais
ing church debts beats anything I ever
tried." -
And he Is certainly authorised - to
speak when his record is considered. In
San Jose, where he stayed four years.
he raised a debt Of ll.tOO. and left the
church unencumbered; and before that
be raised debts In Mississippi and Mew
York, and in all the pastorates na Das
held.' - ; -.
. Here he bas enlisted the help of a
number or able workers, and an advlat-
ory committee, consisting in part ' t
Rev. Df. JT. B. Short, Rev. Dr. E. U.
House, Rev. Dr. Stephen 8. Wise, Rev,
Dr. B. B. Muckley, Rev. Dr. K. P. Hilt,
H. W. fWone and Ben Belling, haa aa
stated htm in securing , subscriptions.
Last night Dr. Short attended the serv
ices and personally fie and Mr. Jack'
son went through the congregation so
liciting money, and mow 'they are able
to announce that $760 of the amount
ha been raised. Mr. Jackson expect
to have the "balance of SS60 in hand, this
spring, and then there will .be a grand
celebration and rejoicing.. . ;- .
. Pure Paints and Oils.
. F. B. Beach ac Co.. the pioneer paint
company, agenta Benour floor paint,
liquid veneer, lap-a-lao. Berry Bros.'
yamlshes, black lack harness oil. Keel's
enamel. New Kra paint, window and
plate glass. lit First street. , Phone
1134.; ., . .
TWA A FAMOTTS nan.
George F.'BreslIn, a Portland man n-e-ased
in the stock business in Skamania
county, Washington, reached tha city
this morning from Olympla. where he
haa been attending the legislative ses
sion. Mr. Breslln was sergeant-at-arms
far the house of . representatives, and
whs In close touch with the big senator
ial struggle that was waged for three
week, terminating In the election of
Samuel Piles. He say the contest waa
one of the most thrilling ever held In the
capital, and commanded sore of the
best party leaders . known td the
state. Mr. Breslln states that Ska
mania county and other south country
sections were treated welt by the legis
lature and have no complaint o make.
49x100 feet on
south side of Glisan
St between Sixth
and Seventh; cement
sidewalks; exeava
' tion for cellar ; fine
hotel site, t
' v-'j; Apply to; v."
B. M. LOMBARD
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. 514 Chamber of Commerce.-
BUSY EAST SIDE
CRIES FOR RELIEF
Campaign for Fewer Bridge De
lays During Busy Hours- ?
Goes On.
SITUATION BECOWING V'.
.WORSE. SAY CITIZENS
Complaint. Made That Boats of
Tramp Class Cause the
Chief -Trouble. C
r If constant work and agitation can se
cure fewer open bridge .during rush
hours, the east aide will secure lta de
sire, for the campaign ia being sys
tematically 'and thoroughly carried on.
Joseph fiuchtel. who is the chairman of
ths commute representing . tbe East
Side Improvement association, said this
morning: , , .
The condition haa aim ply become un
bearable, and we are paat the oom plaint
and aimless agitation stags. , W arc
waiting to discover whether the county
eoart bas authority to act, and If It haa
not w will take the matter to Waahlng
ton and keep at it until relief Is ob
tained. -.',,:. . -
The situation Is apparently aggravat
ed sine w began our effort, by the
river captain, who apparently . choose
the rush hour In tha morning to transact
their business. - This morning seven cars
were held on the Morrison bridge for a
boat with-three rafts of logs to pass.
L66TtffiTdoH .rTtverrx-eould e the
other bridges filled with waiting cars.
and probably several thousand people
were late to work because that chain or
logs came through at the busy hour.
"It Is not the deep-water craft we are,
after, it la hot even the regular steamers
that have certain hours or leaving and
arriving, but It is the tramp 1100 tuba
that wander up and down the river with
their little spoonful loads, and apparent
ly spend most - of their time dodging
through the draws. They are like the
wind they blow from nowhere and are
headed for the same place; and to our
minds they delay more traffic and cause
more loss every day than their whole
fleet will aver bring to tha city.
. In brief, the leader say that 4MW
people use the bridge each day. that It,
000 persons are delayed needlessly every
. noun, ana inat me worm oi we w
elation will not cease' until the condl
Mod are bettered.
BAB BO ADS BO UQBT.
Only good fortune and keen sight has
saved th Highland chemical wagon and
crew from disaster on severs! recent oc
casion. . Much of the district la un
llrhted. and many of the street are in
the formative stage, and stumps, oruan
and deep hole may be met in unexpected
place. A dash-light that would anow
the road for at least 60 feet ahead might
nrevent a wrecked chemical, and on sev
eral occasions recently mere luck haa
kept th running team - from plunging
into excavations that hsd been made in
the middle of th road when stump were
removed, j .- .. .
AIBOri CXJCABTBO XTF. . '
The Central Alblna board of trade will
be aided in lta. efforts to Improve the
district by the women or the suburn.
The work of th women will be chiefly
directed to the Improvement of the
lawn, the cleaning of waste places and
the planting of rosea and flowering
shrubs. The boards committee on this
work la J. M. Turner. A. R. Zeller, W. H.
Payne and T. A. Goffa . k m
ST. JO
fcOYB rSAST.
The 8t Johns Commercial club will on
March t hold a love feast and ratifica
tion. At that time the residents or tne
town and their friends will celebrate the
adoption of th new Charter ana to
progress of th place by a banquet,
which will also be the occasion of an ef
fort to secure th co-operation of very
faction in the city In booming ut. jonns.
OBATX FBOK D1FBIB-SBIA.
Th infant child of Andrew Hanson, of
Fourteenth and Going streets, aiea last
night of diphtheria. Efforts were mad
to save th child Ufa by Inserting a sil
ver tub In Its throat, but th relief cam
oo lata It-Is not expected that other
case will occur in th neighDornoou.
A. Ct Berry of Newberg registered at
the Imperial yesterday. - . -
E. R. Watklns, of Cathlamet, Waah
I a guest at th Imperial.
J. T. Allen and W. U Robb of Astoria
ere vuest at th Imperial. -
C. E. Saunders, th prominent dairy
man and merchant of Union,. 1 staying
at the ImDerlal."'-"-'-
A. J. Goodman of Pendleton is at ine
TmneriaL
Mrs. A. R. Vets, Miss Aama uaaer
and N. A. Leach of Colfax, Wash., ar
registered at the Perkins. - v .
C T. Bates of Forest urov uiiih
Perkins.
Frank R. Bromley or ' uregon t;ity
cam to tha city yesterdsy and was a
gueC at the Perkin.
J. F. Zeis of Corvallls reached Port
land yesterday and registered" at the Bel
vedere.
C. A. Hartman, of Hoqulam. Wash.,
Is a gaeet at the Perkins,
W. H. Jordan of Astoria is at the Bel
vedere. -. - .
H. E. Jones of McMinnvllle is staying
at th Belvader.
CZAS'SOESMi
EAT OKI HAY
British Ship Ivydene on Way for
Cargo of Forage for the
.Russians.
will take grain at;.
, ONE OF THE SOUND PORTS
If Harrlman's Rates Were Not So
High- a Whoile Cargo Would ;
i Be Shipped From, Here.
' - The British steamer Ivydene will ar
rive at Portland on or about April 1 to
load a cargo of forage for Taingtau,
China, to be supplied by Henry Mett
of this city. Ths cargo will consist of
oats and. baled hay, and is presumably
for the Russian army. - i
The steamer is now en route In ballast
from Japan for the sound... at which
place she' will take on the grain ship
ment, although It will be supplied by the
Portland man. As soon as the' oats are
placed on board the steamer will . pro
ceed to this port,' where the hay coc-
algnmenuj Waiting for her. ,.
The Ivydene la of 1. 441 ton gross
register, but Is capable of handling 1,000
ton of forage, Th local agent say a
ah will be supplied with a fuU cargo.
The steamer 'waa built at Sunderland.
Bngland. in 1101, and la equipped for
th rapid handling of freight. Sh Is
S40 feet long. 46,7 feettKAffl, and 24.
teet oeptn.
Those who are supposed to be In
position to know declare there la . no
doubt that . the . grain and hay to go
out on her a well a the cargo with
which th Raa Klba is being supplied
oy nenry Mett will eventual lv be de
livered to the Russian army if the Jap
anese do not Intercept them.,' After be
ing discharged at Taingtau an effort will
be mad to take the freight up th coast
in Chines junk to a point where it
can be smuggled to the forces of the
esar. - It is said to be the only plan by
which the Ruaaians can hop to get
supplies from the outside, as an effect
ive blockade haa been established at
the various ports which they control.
II tbe Harrlmaa Una did not demand
an exorbitant rate for transporting grain
from Interior point to tidewater the
local shippers aay that many more
tramp steamer would com to Portland
to load for Japan.- Because of the high
tariff on th railroad leading to Port
land th principal part of th traffic ha
been diverted to.Puget sound, aa the
Great Northern and "Northern Pacific
have made special rates for hauling the
cereal from the east,
sailing: SHIPS BARREDTT
OovacBSMBt Desired t Bead Lnmber to
.' the Fhnippia a gteamsis.
Sailing vessels for the transportation
of lumber to Manila ar not wanted by
tne government. - i
This matter was made clear this morn
Ing by a telegram which Capt. Jesee M.
Haaer, local disbursing quartermaster,
received from . Quartermaster-General
Humphrey, who stated that he would de
cline the offer mad by James LsUdlaw A
Co. . to transport government lumber
from this port to Manila in th American
schooner Echo and Marconi. It la pre.
umed by this that th department
anxious to get th material to th Phil
ipptnes as quickly as possible.
- Th lumber awaiting shipment com
prises 1.200.000 feet, which is now at the
Portland mill. Frank Waterhouse A Co.
agreed to transport th cargo with th
British steamship Dumbarton' for lit,
600. The; bid of the Glob Navigation
company of Seattle waa 110 a thousand
feat, tS0 less than th other. . As these
were th only bid received, not includ
Ing those of schooner-owners, it lis prob
able that ' one of them will soon be
awarded the contract. '
DOUBLE LAUNCHING.
for
- ith Water Again.
There will' probably be a double
launching at the Joseph Paquet ship
yards tomorrow arternoon, wnen in in
tl steamer Jessl Harktna and Oazell
will be slid off the wsys into th Wll
lamette river. They are practically new
boats. Th Harklna waa built by hob-
ford Bros., of the Washougal A
Camas Transportation company. last
summer and operated for a short time
between Portland' and Vancouver. Fin'
ally It was decided to give ber additional
lenrth and eaulo her wun more power'
ful machinery, and the work on th craft
haa now been comoleted. It I tne in'
tentlon of th company to place her back
on the Vancouver route, although this
. Seo Pally Ada, for Bargalas.
TUESDAY ONLY, AT
COVELVS
A good Ash Sideboard, with heavy
rrencn plat, glass, worth 118.60.
, now , . r. 7777 . S14-00
And other pattern worth 120,
now $15700
A Quarter Sawed Polished Oak Slde-
board, with .".nlahed beveled glass
worth lit, now..,......... $05.00
Another style handsomely carved
- worth 1 16, now. $1700
SI DownSt a Week
Bays many useful article' here.
FAT AS TOO CAB, fcOsTO OBXBXT.
COVELL'S
lM-iM FtmsT nr.
Fersaerly Bew Tr Famivhre
Co,
Tk rlao to Bar Tear Faraitare..
" TiVt 1 ' ' t 1 ODD ABB
1F t j gT 'L BBDB. Or" A
fSe" VMM AT
We
Cat out th - Coupon, bring
It with you to our store,
and wo will credit yoa with
91.00 on ' the purchase
price of a'new ". Vv. .
JEWEL.
STEEL
RANGE
In addition, to this liberal
offer we will take your old
stove or rang as part pay
ment oh th new -one you'
purchas. . 1 . '...'
$1.00 a Week Bring the Coupon
Are you satisfied with the stove or range you are now using? If you are not,
let us provide ydirwith a new JEWEL STEEL RANGE. Here are three of
the many good reasons why Mat JEWEL STEEL RANGE is the best that
'.'"' '", "J-'.' , v .-t money, can buy: ;; t ; ):vi-v:-'r''ry ' t.;'.
Fuel Saving A very important
item, where fuel is costly.
7!
Quick Baking Aquali which
will appeal to every housewife.
Everlasting
anteed for
The Store That Saves
e
may not be don for severs! weeka - The
Oasell was also built by Hosford Broa
for Key A McLean, of t Grand. Or.,
who will operate ber In the harbor -dur
ing th fair. . ' ,
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.'
Until the steamer Dalle City la ready
to be placed 'in commission, tha Regu
lator line will operate the M. F. Hender
son between Portland and Th Dalle In
connection-with th Regulator. ' With
this arrangement in force, th company
will again be in a position to maintain
adallv steamr service between this
city and the towns on th upper Cotum
bia. Th Henderson will go out on her
first trip tomorrow morning, and th
Regulator th following day. Th Hen
derson ia owned by th Shaver Trans
portation company. ..
Th British ship rytnomen
moved this morning from Columbia No.
1 to tha Paclflo coal-bunkers, where ah
Will discharge a consignment of coke.
Laden with 440,000 feet of lumber,
supplied by th Inman-Poulaen mill, the
schooner Beulah left this morning for
San Francisco.
Almost a day late tha ateamer St Paul
aalled for San Francisco thl morning.
Tha work of discharging her Inward
cararo Waa not completed until yesterday
A contract for making repairs to tne
bulwarks of the British ship Lonsdale
Waa awarded thla morning to th Port
land ShlDbulldlng company, and work
will be started at once. '
F. Ensor. an apprentice on the Brit
lah shin Dumfriesshire, waa taken to
Good Samaritan hospital thla morning,
suffering from an injury to bia leg. j
MARINE NOTES. -I
Astoria,' March IS. Left up at a.m.
Schooner G. W. Watson and barkentlne
Katie Fllcktnger. Arrived down tt I L
m. Steamer St. Paul.
San Francisco, March-li. Salted at
11: JO a. m. Steamer Columbia for Port
land. - - '
Astoria, March II. Arrived at 4 a. m.
and sailed at 2:30 p. m. Steamer F. A.
Kllbura for San Francisco and coast
ports. Arrived down at S a. m. and
sailed at 11:45 a m. -Schooner Oakland
for San Francisco. Arrived down at I
m. and. sailed st 1:4S p. m. Schooner
Irene for San Pedro. Sailed at p. m.
Steamer Rosecran for San Francisco.
Arrived at p. m. Barkentlne Katie
Fllcktnger from San Franclaco. Arrived
down at 1:10 p. m. Schooner Andy Ma-
hony. ' v.' . ; ' 77.
San Francisco. Marcn 11. nauea 11
o'clock last night Steamer Nome City
for Portland. '
IDOIBO fcOOXS
looking like a new vessel on her
maiden trip, th steamer Redondo ar
rived yesterday from th Bay City by
way of Eureka with a general cargo and
a full passenger list. She came off th
way a few day ago at Han rranciaco.
where she waa given a thorough over
hauling. . In addition to having her ma
chinery touched up a bit. th craft waa
renovated from stem to stern.
Th RedondO la scheduled to leave the
Greenwich dock Thursday evening at
o'clock with wheat and lumber.
FaMsTI.ST'S ILATnrCX.
A. W. Passhley, assistant librarian at
the Multnomah County Law library, la
building a 10-foot torpedo stem launch.
It will be on f th faateat, salest and
roomiest pleasurwtboata of th 30-foO'
class in local waters.
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its.
the cold: If It hasn't already developed
Into eonsumptlon Dr. Wood jsorway
Pin Vyrup will cur lt-
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Pay like
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You Money First
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FRANK HAUL. Uoa-TanMr.
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STORM SIGNALS IP
ALL ALONG COAST
Forecaster Promises Considera
ble Wind and Everybody -Prays
for Rain.
Storm warnings have been 'placed at
all th porta along th coast in this dls
trtct, Th wind I heavieat in th vl
cinlty of Juan ' de Fuca strait, but Is
working south. It waa CI miles an hour
at Tatoosh Island this morning, snd 40
mllea at lorth Head. Th local official
forecaster doe not believe it will attain
a much greater velocity. The Columbia
river bar doe not appear to d arrectea
by the atorms, as It Is reported to be
smooth.
Unsettled weather. It is predicted, will
continue for-the next It hours. ; Fre
quent rain ar expected, and it 1 prob-
sble they will be accompanied by high
wind. Th rainfall yesterday waa only
01 of an Inch hardly . sufficient to
ay the duat The WUliamette river at
Portland haa fallen 1.4 feet during the
last It hours, and Is. now standing at
1.1 feet above low water mark. Steam
boat men report -hat the tributaries of
the Willamette and Columbia ar one
more becoming unnavlgable. It I de
clared to be th "freakiest" year, so far
weather la concerned, in the recollec
tion of the oldest Inhabitant. Almost
Invariably at thla time of year th river
have been-at. a fin boating stage. In
which condition they remained until 1st
in th fall.
Builds un the system, nuts our, rich
blood In the veins; makes men and wo
men strong and healthy Burdock Blood
Miters. At any drug store.
' Fref erred Stock Caaaed ooda. -
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
Before ordering Window
Screens for your home see
;.' the new , ..
Automatic Roller
...... t
' Window Screen
and I am sure you will
have no other. Latest
thing Out. At The Muck
Hardware Co., Second
V and Morrison. - -
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JEWEL
STEEL
RANGE
If presented at our tor on
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Rememher
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and Tay lor StS,
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