The Oregon daily journal., June 24, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY ' MORNINGS JUNE 2V 1S03.
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Vaudeville
Th musical tor th benefit of St.
Andrew's "-chapel.. BerrT"VV. ' Powell
chaplain, which was postponed on ao
ount of the flan Francisco calamity,
'Will be given, at Trinity, parish house.
Nineteenth and Everett streets, Thurs
day evenjnif, June J. at I o'clock.- A
very . attractive programme, been ar
renged. Madame- Oondennlng-Mltchell, a
. gifted Australian singer, will appear for
the first time before a Portland audi
ence. Among others are the . popular
Mansanlta Male quartet; Mr. F. T. Crow
ther already a favorite, and Miss Helen
Rrlgham, Miss Annie O'Brien and Miss
Grace Jennings, high among the coming.
Mr. J. M. Harris, a vocalist from Baa
Francisco, has kindly consented to ren
der : Mr. . Raymond Hitchcock's famous
, character song, "Ain't It Funny What
a Difference Just a Few Hours Make."
Mr. Carl Denton will be at the piano.
Tickets KO cents. At Woodard. Clarke
, A Co.'evand Martin and Row' pharma-J
cles.
... Robert Burch, has taken an appeal to
the circuit court from the ruling of
County Judge Webster, refusing to al-
low his claim of $40 against the estate
of Mary Burch.' Burch asked the sal
of a tract of timber land 1n Tillamook
county to satisfy his alleged claim.
This was contested byV his daughter,
Gertrude Burch, aged JT.-Who alleges
that her father's claim . . against
her mother's ' estate ' Is not - valid.
" She says - her father ;; gave - her
mother the. . $460 for signing - a
deed to some property In Minnesota
that he wished to sell, and Is now trying
-to get it back. Btae also states that the
timber land could not. be sold now at
rits full value, -, v 7 "r
. Come along with us today to the Cas
eado Locks, at. II for the round trip of
T lit miles. "Thi Chaa, R.-Spencer- de-
parts from Oak street dock at a. m.,
returning at 0 p. m. This la America's
-most charming excursion trip on of
the most delightfully romantic in the
wairld with the mighty mountains on.
either .side of the river, the wonderful!
waterfalls," wdeep7 dark canyons, pyra
midal rocks appearing as If carved by
hand,- entrancing landscape and en
. chanting groves. Come along and have
a good time ' today. Meala served If
desired. " . ' ' ' : -
'-. A Successful Opening. Scoree of old
friends and new patrons visited - the
, new place opened yesterday at 140
' Seventh street, between Alder and Mor-
rlson. by Mas Smith, proprietor of the
Savoy restaurant He certainly must
have-felt gratified at the liberal patron
' age accorded him on his first day in
- the new location. EverybVly expressed
satisfaction at fhe splendidly appointed
dining room and private rooms for la
dles and families.- The service was ex-
celient and Mr. Smith deserves the con
.... tinned good will of. hte patrons.
. 'Voters may learn a lesson by this In-
- veatigatlon. Hundreds have learned by
. -' Investigation that our studio has not a
' " superior on earth. W never have per
mitted a new and good thing to be in
jrented for the Improvement of photog-
. raphy to escape us, hence the just and
. honeai claim that our studio Is not sur-
-tjaaaed. Open-Sundays, from IB-to- "4.
Moore, ,J51ks' budding. Seventh and
' Stark...-.-,. ;r
Troltey' Excursion on O. W1. P. To
Oresham, it cants; all points east of
Oreebam to and Including Estaeada, 10
tents; -Oregon" City and Canemah Park
It cents round trip. Car leave First
and Alder- street for Estaeada 7:S0, 1
1:39, 11:a. 1:10. 1:40. 8:44. .T;H; for OreUgTo-jOraaham. Oregon Cityatd--CTre-4
gun City onthe odd hours and every
40 mlnutea. Dinner at Hotel Estaeada
Tic; dancing at Canemah Park afternoon
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There la no trade In which th people
are more enacting than the tailoring.
j The beat work makes pleased customers,
and pleased customers always send their
friends. That is tlieTeaaon-our bualnens
- has Increased steadily for th' past It
yeara. Remember our price. Any suit
in th house to order. SSB. No more, no
less. Unique" Tailoring -company)' SOI
-jtarkv neatiaiath. . -
Th grandest thing in Portland. I . th
magnlfk-ent -.panorama of snow-capped
- mountains, rivers and vallays surround
ing this city. To see this to th best
' advantage, go to the obaervatory. Haw.'
thorn Terrace. Portland Heights. Pow
. arful telescopes, monster searchlight.
. Mount Rainier, 11.000 feet high and 10S
' miles distance, Is visible todsy....
Information has ben received that
Judge 8nell has granted Rose M. Eat
a divorce from Benjamin Eatea at Ta
coma on th ground of desertion, be
ginning In April, 1(01. They were
married In March, 1100. It was ordered
that Mrs. Etr be allowed to re im
rher maiden name. Rose Schneider. Kate
Is said to b in this city.
An Injunction was granted by Judge
Sears yesterday, afternoon restraining
W. L. Drobach and E., A. Hattley from
removing th furnttur from th New
I-9?!a'!,ot'La' Washington street.
The suit wjiougBtyTi"TfUmmr
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Wedding Rings and
Wedding Presents
Nowhere will you find a
more select line of Wedding
1 Rings all $hapes and styles
.in M, is and 22 karat.
Our assortment - of wed-
.ding. presents, .consisting 6l
rich and rare Silverware, '
Cut Glass, handsornely deco-r
rated ' China, etc., has
- brought us to the front as -
Headquarters for Wed
ding Presents ; ;
... PRICES MOST,, :
1 "REASONABLE
C.; Heitkemper Go;
Jewelers and lUversmiths.
286 MORRISON STREET?
'owert PTieed Mweiry atonte foe .,
lgh-Orad Ooede.
W. H. MOOfeE E. LYTLE
- W. COOPER MORRIS
LEO FRIEDE II. A. MOORE
CXIcers tzi Directors
, 'J " of the
Oreflon Trust &.
Savings Bank
. Sixth and Washington Streets, ...
. Portland, Oregon.
This Bank Is Open
SATURDAY NIGHTS
To accommodate its customers arftt
the public,' pay checVs and receive
deposits and do a general bank
ing business from 5 to 8 o'clock.
WE HAYE.. FORRENT .
Safe Deposit Boxes'
If you have private papers, notes,
mortgages, policies or deeds you
should have a box. , Call and in
spect our -vaults. , . ' . l
and alleges that the furniture was sold
for $4,000 to Margaretha Lang. wno
gave eight promissory, notes of Iboo
each in payment. W. I Brobach is
said to-have bought the goo.d'Trom
Mrs. Unit and. to have paid all of
the notes but two. Judgment for S1.Q00
and the Injunction - restraining th re
Jnoval of the furniture until the notes
are paid are asked.
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The "annual pienlo of th Portland
postofflc employes will be held today
at Steele Inn. the residence or wilt U.
Steele, who was for" 14 years in the
registry department Of the local postof
flce. '- The grounds are situated on Ful
ton Heights, a delightful place for an
outing, and the clerks and carriers will
be out in full force. .t.,;'
' Water through hos , for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks, or' washing porches
or. windows, must be paid for in advance
and used only between the hours of I
and I a.. mT and S and p. m. It must
not be seed for sprinkling streets. If
used oantrary to these rules, or waste
fully. U will b abut off. .
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Articles of incorporation of the Port
land Fuel company were filed in th
county clerk's office yesterday after
noon by a. A. Steel, J. B. Schoolf leld
and K. F. Cannon.. The articles state
that they purpot dealing in wood. Coal,
and other. fuels and feed. Capital stock
1(0,000. , . , .
To the Warships and Oaks. The Chi
cago, Princeton, Pant Jones and Preble,
now In th harbor, quickly reached.
every aeven or eight minutes, froml
to $ p. m., from Favorite boat house.
foot Morrison atreet, South side bridge,
and Oaka every few minutes all after-
moon and evanlng. , .
- Sunday Outings by Trolley on the O.
W. P. To Estaeada on th upper
Clackamas river. !& mile from th city.
60 cent round trip. - Dinner at Hotel
Estaeada. 7t cents. Cara leave Flrat
and Alder streets 7:10, :0. 11:J0 a. a
1:10, 1:40, 1:44. 7:15 p. m. - Tickets on
sal la th waiting-room.
Special Rate on O. W. P. Tomorrow.
man Park, It cents round trip. Dancing
in Canemah Park pavilion afternoon and
evening. Cars leave First and ' Alder
Uel.JoXJDregon.X'Jon tf,e oddhour
and every 40 minutes. Tickets on sal
In waiting-room.
Evergreen Sanitarium, 140 Corbett
street. A quiet home for the sick of
both sexes and women In confinement.
In charge of graduate nurses from Bel-
levu and Polyclinic, New York. Splen
didly furnished rooms and surgery in
connection. Ttlephon Main 1800.
The American Adjustment company
has hen incorporated "by C H.- Farrlng
ton, E. E. Farrlngton . and F. W. Whit
field. Their objocta ar to maintain a
collection agency, audit -books and ac
counts and guarantee titles. Capital
stock 125.000. - ' . J
Real estate, in Portsmouth valued at
$200 comprises the e elate of Charley
Anderson, according to th report tiled
in the county court yesterday after
noon by. the appraisers, Charley t,lnd,
NelsJLind and Claus Anderson.
Th estate of Annie E. Robert con
sists of promissory notes to. the value
of " $T,2S, -according- to -threportTf
the appraisers, Louis Buck, R. J. Lewis
and John Farrell, filed in th county
court yesterday afternoon.
Oregon City ' Boats. Bring your
friends Sunday and show them th
beauties of the Willamette. Leave Tay
Jor street 1:10, 11:10 a. m., 1:10 p. m.
Leave Oregon City 10 a. m., 1:S0 p. titt
5:10 p. m. Round trip tie.
Trolley Excursion on O. W. P. -Tomorrow
to Oregon City and Canemah Park
and Oreshara, 16 centa; Estaeada, 50
cent round trip. ' Ticket office and
waiting-room First and Alder, streets. '
This will remind you that now Is f
time to have your hair mattreases reno
vated and returned th sam day. Phone
Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair
Factory, H. Metiger, proprietor.
Se th wonderful Camera Obacura
new open to the public, located near th
observatory, Portland Helghtar'Th
most wonderful thing In th northwest.
Admission 10c: children 5c.
i . Charging desertion, beginning In June,
1905, Ludwlg Beck has begun ault In
the circuit court for a divorce from
Rose May Beck. They were married In
thla city In May. J. MI, - - i
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' Lost or Stolen. Boeton bull terrier;
brlnrtle, four whit feet, "whit - blase
on face, screw tall, answers nam Ted.
Reward $10 for .return to til Fifth
street if "
: Who wants 4o tnov to Florida? t
own - a 120-acr farm - en . gulf coast
Will sell or exchange at bargain." Ad
dress . Hiram Vrooman, Box ' 454. Port'
land. .t ,
" Screen Door and Windows. Regular
sixes in stork; odd sixer triads to order
and fitted to openings. F. E. Beach
Co.,llS$ First street. ' rhon 1$24.
- W'hir rates east call at th Chi
cago. Milwaukee aV St. Paul railway
office. -14 -Third street, corner . Alder.
IL S. .Row, general agent. j
.,JWMnr 8. , Peterson, OttoiJ. Kraemer
and " Virgil -JU -Clark, appointed to ap
praise th value of the estate of Anna
Winter, filed a rtyort U tit aauty
SAYS ST. HELENS
BLEW HEAD OFF-
Rancher Living Near May gar De
r claret Mountain Wa In Erup
tion Last Wednesday. '
SAYS HIS NEIGHBORS ,
WITNESSED THE SCENE
As Result Contour of Mountain Peak
Is Considerably Changed, He Al
leges, and Declares ' Investigation
Will Show He Speaks Truth,';
How doea Mount Saint Helen look to
Jrou thla morning? . . ',
Any different from a week agof ' Can
you make out two distinct humps peek
ing over the western border far up above
the snow lino that were never ther
before! If you tan you will have rea
son to' believe the story of C N. Davld
9nolMygar that the whit lady of
the northxperlenced a violent eruption
on Wednesday last. -
C. N. Davidson Is a rancher who for'
th past II years has lived and labored
near the llttl town of Maygar, due weat
of St. Helens. On Jaat Wednesday morn
ing he was hoeing in his potato patch.
At -10:40 a. m., as nearly aa he is able
to figure, be looked up to aee-his hired
man, John Vlnlng, racing madly in his
direction, hat off, hair flying and ho
pointing tragically toward ' th . snow
capped peak to th eastward.
."HI. yl!" screamed the excited fellow.
"Look at th mountain! Blowing ' up,
that's what she is!- Oce, I wonder if
we re going to have an earthquake?"
The hired man had not been to town
that Sunday, and so 'Davidson did. not
take th trouble 'to smell hts breath.
Instead, he cast his eyes toward St.
Helena and immediately perceived - that
Vlning's tantrum had not been without
cause. '
Besorlbes the eruption.
"I Raw a great funnel-ahaped aloud."
declared Davidson. "It waa white, snow
white, and its top cut far into th
heavens-. It ' seemed to be ' projected
with th velocity of a cannon ball. - It
did not break for many hundreds of feet
and when It- did it spread out to right
1 and Jf t Lhurrled to call the neigh
bors, and a number of us watched" to
gether for hour after hour. Sometimes
th flow of the white stream was
stronger, sometimes weaker, and ' ther
were moments when we could catch a
glimpse of th mountain tip itself and
could see that great changes had taken
place In Its formation. Immerme quan
tities of rock and earth had apparently
been vomited out of the bowels of th
mountains upon its northern side."
irosltlv au Saw It.
Mr. Davidson Is positive that th phe
nomenon he aw waa a violent eruption
of Mount Saint Helena. Th whit
funnel he believe to have been steam,
ejected with Tltanior violence -from ' a
newly formed crater. He watched th
play of steam and smoke until 5 o'clock
that evening, when It subsided. Th
next day he made careful observations
and was convinced that th northern
side of the mountain had materially
altered In shape. Two humps were
thrown "so "high fhaC lri his opinion. hey
can be seen from Portland. These
hump war pointed out to a Journal re
porter last night. Th humps are cer
tainly, there, but it must be left to thou
more familiar with th outline of th
peak to say as to whether or not they
ar newcomers on th topography of
St.. Helens. Davidson gav a list of
jutmea OtJiUaighboraho-nd -ready4j
to verify his statements in detail. Somif , Jlu" llJLl
r th Br. w tob"r.. we shall commence work re
of them ar Mrs. John W. Hoffman.
Mrs. Roberts, R. C. Davidson and wife.
and Mrs. C. A. Johnson. Th rancher
telegraph his news to Portland from th
nearest station on th day of the erup
tion was because he supposed hundreds
of other people In the country had seen
It as clearly as he.
An Inquiry made last night of Will Q.
Steele, an authority on mountain history
In this section, ellolted th Information
that Saint Helena was one Jn eruption
many years ago. Mr. Steel knew noth
ing of the alleged --"blow op" of - last
Wednesday. .
Davidson spent last night at the Hotel
St. Charles. H will leav for his horn
near Maygar today.
court yesterday afternoon stating that
the estate has real estate In this county
worth $10,000.
Netice to the Public W wish to
Inform you that we hav no solicitors
for work of any description. Hayea
Hayes, photographers. ,
$50,000 stock fireworks to be sold
wlthn next 10 days, wholesale and re
tail. S3 1 Morrison . . Street. Marquim
building. -.
W ar still selling eye glasses at $1;
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metiger Co., Ill Sixth street
Launches for"warah!pif Merrill's boat
house, north side Morrison street bridge.
. ' Acme Oil Co. sells th best safety oil
and fin gasolines. Phone Eaat 78. -
For Quality. Quantity and Quickness
go to Morria' restaurant.
Women's exchange, 13$ Tenth street,
lunch, II to t. ,
'Wooster sells v7rythlng 40$ Wash
ington Street,
Panama hatter, $11 4th. Phon Pac. $07.
Prla waits Cedar Park tonight.
PORTLAND TO GET : . ;
, .. ANOTHER FACTORY
t)r. W. R. Wales of Denver, Colorado,
Is Stopping at th Portland hoteUwhll,
arranging with local capitalists for th
tabllshment of a large chemical fac
tory In this city. Dr. Wales has plants
at Omaha, Denver, Kansas City, Bt. Paul
and Bait Lake City. He will also es
tablish factories, In Reattl and Spo
kane. --
Th principal article that will be man
ufactured will be metal polish, of which
Dr. Wales is th only manufacturer weat
Of .Chicago. Many persona of both
sexes will be employed and a special
building may be erected for thtnw
concern. - - y..,J.i'
' MAINLY PERSONAL
Mis Emma Tfummel. wilt- leaw for
Chicago, New Tork and Boston July 1
to b gone annut a montn.
fleora-e I Baker has received a letter
from Walter Reed, formerly a Portland
optician, saying that M'f. Jteed Is In
Shanghai. Chin. , Sf..--'
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rot enlca twanlts ue ib Wat Ool.
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HIE METHOD
OF SELLING PIANOS
NEW RETAILING SYSTEM IN
AUGURATED . BY EILERS i
-'PIANO HOUSE. ' -
Automobile and Carriage Service or
Patrons." Temporary Relief at
Wholesale Department. "Fine New
Show Rooms at . Thirteenth and
Northrop Streets. New System
Means Much to Intending Purchas
ers.' Read Particulars.
Compelled to retire from active retail
selling of pianos and organs waa th
gloomy future which Ellera Piano House
rmd to face. -?:nble to ure satis
factory renewal of th old lease and
th Inability to arcti re other suitable
retail quarters, no. alternative remained
but tq retire. .
At th eleventh hour terms satis
factory to both parti, on a new basis,
however, were arrived at, and a new
leaae waa signed covering a period of
five years. The new lease Includes th
west portion of th building formerly
occupied by Aeolian Recital hall and th
general offices of Kllers Piano House,
together with the entire upstairs, pos
session of which, however, cannot be
obtained until late this fail, owing to
th leas of the Portland Business col
lege, the' present occupants, not ex
piring, until October.
These new arrangements, however, did
not relieve the necessity of-retiring
frn active retailing for th time being.
t Temporarily.' th Oregonlan Premium
Talking!-Machine, department, for the
dlatrlbution of Victor and Columbia rec
ords, was moved to the upper corner of
th Old Kllers Piano Houae, in the front
part of former Recital hall. In th rear
portion of the earn hall was put Pianola
subscription library; -and as -soon as
completed th general offices will be
removed to a (nozianrn floor that will
be provided In th northwestern part of
the building.
This, however, loaves us without suit
able retail salesrooms. Th old adag
that "Necessity is th mother of In
vention" was again proven true, and
fortunately a novel idea has-been
worked out which greatly relieves th
situation. -. -
wew salesrooms
In our large, well lighted and. spa
cious warehouse ot th corner of Thir
teenth and Northrup streets (which
property w own), w have fitted up a
number of suitable showrooms. Her
you will find a complete assortment
of brand-new Chlctrerlngs, Wehers, Kim
ball a, Hobart M. Cables. Haseltons,
Schumanns, Haddorffs; also Pianola pi
anos, pianolas, orchestral lee, organs,
electiio nlanoa, etc, etc. Th sam low
prlcea that bav mad th "Famous
quarter-block of fin planoa" a house
hold word throughout the entire north
west will prevail," coupled with, easy
term of payment.
In addition w hav Inaugurated for
the convenience of our patron as auto
mobile and carriage service between
our down-towVi offices. at SSI Washing
ton street and theae new display rooms
at the corner of Thirteenth and North -
Planoa will also be supplied for con
cert or rental, as heretofore, but all
nnlltlAna must tie made at nur down
town office, 151 Washington street, corfmanagr and th nglnear,
nr faric . . -New
Store Virtually.
It Is Dlanned to entirely remodel th
Trtion -eoured under th new lease.
which win eventually give Ellers Piano
Mouse a larger space than ever before
and effect a saving of at. least $3. 000
modeling the upstaira premleea. Con.
venient stairways, and a modern ele
vator will -be Installed. Several very
Ine mimie emdloe en ulte or slna-1
will also be provided. W ahall hav a
fine recital hall, twice as large as our
former one; a fin Aeolian and Pianola
library room and also talking ma
chine parlors will be sorti of th note
worthy features.
Th upper or western -portion of th
block formerly devoted to Aeolian hall
will be remodeled and rebuilt, as an
entrance to the new upstairs salearooms,
a portion alao being devoted to show
windows, delivery rooms and prlvat
offices of th various managers.
In - th - meantime, however, Eilers
Piano Hous will continue on the baal
mentioned above, and if you contem
plate the purchase or rent or store or
the 'moving of a piano, call at Ellers
nano Houae, idi wasmngton street.
courtesy wlil be shown to patrons and
inienamg purcnasers.
BAKER TO GO EAST TO GET
GOOD STOCK PEOPLE
Theatrical Manager Will Pick
Out Best Material He Finds
.. in Eastern Companies, 2.
With th Idea In View of getting for
th Baker stock company ome of th
best actors and aetrssses now appearing
In stock In the United States, Manager
Baker will leave In two weeks for an
extended tour - through . th principal
cities of-the country for-th purpose of
seeing productions of th best summer
stock companies. If he sees an artist
who take hi fancy, that artist will
become a member of. the Baker stock
company If money and , persuasion ean
do It. , .. i
Mr. Baker will begin tilsj tour at Oak
land; go on to Los Angeles, from ther
to Salt Lake, .Denvar, Omaha, Chicago,
Milwaukee. Philadelphia. New York" and
Boston. If he fall to find what ha
wants -tn thee -cities he may take a
southern trip and look for material
among th theatre of Charleston, Mo
bil and New Orleans.
"W will retain in the company all
th principals who hav endeared them
selves to th Portland public," said
Manager Baker last night. "W expect
to get eome new people, and w will get
th best in th country." v
Among th artist to be obtained by
Manager Baker are a character woman
and an ingenue. Oa this trip Mr. Baker
will Also make arrangements for pro
ducing th next stock season many of
th eaatarn successes of th paat two
years, some of which hav not been re
leased for stock company production
before. ' . . v
The Dalles Will Celebrate."
- The Dalle,' Oregon, will hold a mon
ster Fourth - of July celebration th
year. As an inducement ror mis end
otbsr celebrations that day th O. R.,m
N. .Co. will sell on and on third far
tic Vet July I. I and 4 with, final limit
July. . , ' ' . : -
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fMraaV ate lateres-tlag to bays tad
BRINGS BIG CARGO
FROH JAPAfl
Oriental-Liner Arabia" Makes
Better Time Across Pacific
Than Ordinarily.
HALF OF THE FREIGHT
CONSISTS OF CEMENT
Captain MeUenthin Says Famine in
Japan Is a Thing bf the Past and
That Reports Have Been Greatly
' Exaggerated Mill at Hongkong.
Light, variable wlnda and fin' wea
ther, with a smooth sea, mad it pos
sible for the Portland-Aslatlo liner
Arabia to make th run from Yokohama
to th mouth of th Columbia liver In
a little over IT -days, -or about-a day
quloker than th average passage, Bh
arrived ln th harbor at 10:10 o'clook
last night and tied up at Montgomery
dock No. 1. where sba will commence
discharging part ot her cargo tomor
row, morning-. , ' '
Th big Uner flea deep in the water,
and this la explained by "her bringing
on of th largest cargoes ever brought
here rrom th Orient. All told It repre
sents nearly 4,000 tons. Cement con
stitute a th lion's share of th cargo,
matting, camphor, gunnies, sulphur and
tea making up th bulk of th remainder
of th freight.- Besides th abov named
article of commerce, th manifest
shows large shipment of panuta, -tin.
tapioca, pepper, coffee, nutmegs, cloves
and outer spices, and about J.ooo1 bag
of rice.
Captain. Metsenthln says the Arabia
had the ocean all to herself In coming
across from Japan, for not a sail of a
streak of smok waa sighted during th
entire yoyaga. In every reaped-the
trip waa a most pleasant one.
'On hear very llttl of th famine
at Japan nowadays," said th captain.
in speaking of general conditions ta the
Orient, "and there ar many who aesert
that the report sent out rrom th In.
terlor were greatly exaggerated in order
to detract attention from unusually
heavy Importation of provisions, etc.
for future occasions. Th Japanese flag
4 prevailing In all th Japan her
bora, and European firms ar ex perl
nclng a slack season. r
"A matter that may b of consider
able interest to th people of Portland
Is the building of a large flour mill at
Hongkong Jn company with A- H. Ken.
nles, th promoter and proprietor, I vis
ited th mill, which is being crowded
with all possible vigor. Th mlU ta sit
uated on Junk, bay, eight miles from
Hongkong, and Ilea well sheltered on th
foot of high hill; in fact on a better place
than Hongkong harbor. Junk bay being
a plac of refuge for vessels during ty
phoons. Th main buildings, which ar
nearly finished, consist of the store
house for wheat, with a capacity of
1.000,000 bushals. the mill building,
where the Installation of machinery ha
J b(lsun ,nd th storehouae for
near,
completed altogether. Two fin dwell.
Ing houses stand completed a llttl way
up th hill, and ar Intended for th
Th main
buildings ar of steel frames filled with
brickwork. The power plant la to be a
Diesel oil engine, of which th fuel
tank is to be seen away up the htH.. A
solid stone pier runs th whole length,
but wheat ships ar to be anchored
about a ship's length off gad to dls
charge Into lighters.'
JrtA,Stuhran Importer of, menagerie
animals, was among-tTiierowd"w1io
groped their way in th dark to the
dock. He expected to receive a larg
oonalgnment of big monkeys and ape.
hut-aaaorely disappointed, for the
quarters In th forecastle harbored only
on simian, and a very ordinary speci
men at that. Th big monkeys, so th
Chines stated, will arriv on th next
liner, which Is du to arrive her In
about 10 daya.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Captain WUlms of th German ship
Emlllo will celebrate his birthday this
evening on board the vessel. - A num
ber '"of friends have been invited and
th Wffalr promises to be on of th
happiest of the kind along th water
front for many a day.
Th brlgantin Geneva will leav
down thla morning bound for San
Franclaco with a cargo of liftnber. Bh
cleared Friday and Captain Thompson
signed his crew yesterday.
Th steamer Skagit will be launched
from th ways at Supple' boat yard
next Saturday. She will be taken
around to Seattle by her own Steam
about th first of August .
Th schooner Alvena and th British
ship CarneddWewenyn ni arrive in
the harbor this morning. Th Britisher
comes under charter to Balfour, Guth
rie & Co. to load a cargo of wheat for
Callao. Peru.
The schooner W. F. Garma will finish
loading at th Portland Lumbar Mill
thla week. " ""
River steamers are enjoying a heavy
traffic thea daya and tha excursion!
boats ar doing a thriving business.
MARINE NOTES.
, Astoria, Jun' $J. Condition of th
bar at ( p.- m. smooth, wind north
west,, weather clear.
Arrived at 4 a, m. and left up at 12:1$
p. m. German steamer Arabia, from
Hongkong and way ports. Left up at
10 a. m. British ship Carnedd Llewellyn
and schooner Alvena. Arrived down at
I$:t0 and sailed at :$0 p. m. British
ateamer Tottenham, for Shanghai.
Sailed at 1:$0 p. m. Schooner Bailor
Boy, for San Francisco. Sailed at -
a. m. Steamer Klmor for Tillamook.
. San Francisco, June t$. Sailed yei
terday Steamer Tiverton ' for Astoria.
Redondo, June tl. Arrived yester
day Bohooner Irene from Columbia
river.
. Queenstown. Juni $$. Arrived
British ship St, Mungo and Norwegian
ship General Gordon from Portland.
, The Way to Travel. -
The road that gives you the. service
should be th road to travel. Th Can
adian Pacific not only boasts of furnish
ing th very best service, but th eoenlo
attractions are unquestionably without
a parallel. Tour Itinerary ean -be ar
ranged so that every foot of th seen I a
portion of th line 1 viewed during day
light.. Th ehier attraction ar th
Franer eeooa. Valley of th Illeeillwaet,
Albert eanon, th Great Glacier of th
Selkirk, jcmertatl range and Canadian
national pa'rk. all of which ge to make
up th grandest panorama of mountain
scenery -tn- -th world. ' f For , descriptive
matter and full particular regarding
rata, etc. rail on or address F. R. John.
on, F. and P. A., Peruana, Oregon.
"'. i 'f i .
' Headquarters
i$$l Morrlaoa street. Marquee, niiling.
... . . , ;
Fireworks!
Now is the time to buy your Fireworks; avoid the rush.
We carry the largest wholesale stock in the Northwest, in'
eluding- largest Exhibition Sets for City and Country
Towns, loudest Giant Crackers, Fancy Rockets, Roman
.... i i . ,
Candles, Torpedoes, Flags, etc : ' s
Andrew
; 287 MORRISON ST, BET.
EXXT3C
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SUTTZB AST9
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RESTAURANT and GRILL ROOM in CONNECTION
. Telephone In every room.
Bath, jtievator service.
Th Only rirsVclaaa Hotel Srew ti
Tr nf net Single Room,
AVaieS sit. c4 no
OinrrAY SCAnr, Sfastagef. .
Fin Seatlstry AH Work
Gold Crowns.. B4.00
Bridge work.. B3.00.
Full set teeth. SS.OO
Telsphoa
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Opposite men naate Memae,
Oct back your strength.
eneriy, ambition, by -uetng
BASSETTS
NATIVE HEftnS.
Cost only l lor three
months' treatment '
osjey back If
eloeaa'l care. Also
33c sue, AtDrucgists'
(In black braes)! If not.
vttl ta PtXS r
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Cat.
MONEY
AH work guaranteed tor tea yeara
Lady attendant alwaye present AH
work don absolutely without pela by
specialists of from It to $ years' es
perlenoe. ...... i .
Oold fillings. Bridge Work, . Gold
Crowns, ArtlSclal Teeth, , .
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ttl Morrlaoa St. Op p. Meier Flank
and Poetoffloe,
Western
Summer Institute
. For . Teachers--Preparing,
jfor August Examinations "
" Address
UD.A.QR0UT..
V XADD SCHOOL
OSTEOPATHY
-,XR. BP 8HEPHERO
Ml-S Kaolsay Sldf. Fhoa ataia asee.
President California. College of Oeteop.
ethy. ; - -
Member Cal. State Board ef Examiners.
CAPTAIN GEORGE STOKES
LEADS BRIDE TO ALTAR
" Captain George W. Stokes of Engine
Company No. 1 waa- married Friday
evening to Mlas Edna M. Lundby. Th
wedding was th culmination of a lov
affair of long atandlng.
Th ceremony waa performed et the
residence of the brtd' mother, 410 Hall
treat, and tl of mor friends and rela
tive attended. Rev. A. W. Wilson of
th .United Presbyterian church, offi
ciated. Captain Stokea Js nn a 1 days'
vacation and Is receiving; th congratu
lations of friend. They will be at home
to their friend at tie Hall street. . '
Oait Denton' Progress.
Carl Denton ha-arranged thla pro.
gram to be used today In the service
at Trinity church:
11 a. m. "Meditation In D Oull-
mant:,Totlud in F," Rlnrk." '
t p. m. "Bong without word,.
teahayi "Poetlud In B Flat," Volk
mar. At th morning eervlce Madam
Olcndennlng-Mltchell. a recent arrival
from Sydney. Australia, will sing "II
Shall Feed Ills nook." from Th Mes
he Mes
has the
il range
Ci co.
elan" by Handel. Mrs. Mitchell
good fortune to pnesea a vocal
whCi e-' ' r t ; i toU Ce
nanuitMd.
j23Lv.t.-
(chip-'
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FOURTH AND FIFTH.
OOVwH
- Hot and eold water.
Opemsloa. Opened Xaae a, 1IOC
$2.00 per Day and op
and an
HOTEL MOORE
. on axn rmm thas. :
Qalsop Eesdi, Sesslie Cre;:3
"rn oun serrn oar varnaem."
Directly on the beach, overlooking the
ocean. Hot salt baths and surf bth
Ing. Recreation pier for fishing. Bun
parlors, electric lights, fireplace and
f umaoe heat Fine - walk and drives.
Bea foods a specialty. . v
Rales $2.50 and SS.C9 PtrDiy
SnOZAX BATXS BT TSB WBBK
DAN JT. MOORE, Proprietor.'
Hotel Eaton
00 X, BOSJUSOV AST0 XST PASS STS.
NEW
' BtadeasMly ronlahed, elesaatly eqalpuet.
trepraC ere stlnDtee' walk tna seaH ef
akoppiaf aad aaataaae eutriet, all larse.
u-r, eetslee won, stetai keetea, eleetrtt
llfhts, telepheoe In each apartaeat. eta.
Larse etaete. laaodne, ssMklag. wTtttBS,
ladlM reeeptlo partara, . aeasM
by bmII ee teUpaeae.
Private estaiaes stests toatas a4
Hoomt $I.OO to $3,OO.m Dmy
Btl Bates as 0sisnreti
HI, VAI IAT0V,
rrersHrty of Betel Vtdaata. isiai,
EeBeColivell
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WSOLEWLE AN0v ETAn. CE3CC2
-J. Sit. SM. IM ThM sfc. ew. Jiffai, -
Big Store of Little Price
roixowrire psioks vat Sats Terr see
OH XTXXT DOIXAB. etTALITT VAkAPTXU
cHaLige e sxst mAxne pewna
Is etUl, pat lb , ...tee
SET SBAirnATXS SUOaS, PXB BAOX.$e.Te
n ibs Bar eaAvrrtAnB svsab i ee
t pkgs Migoena eteaaed eartaata ........ .M
I pkgs sew iuea eeeaed reJata Me
I lbe sew ajuea loom lfaeeatels ........la
I -Ik caa lUiyal baklag powder .............40
Crease Biarkwell'a alive en, at ttlas..eM
l-lk pkg Arm A Baauaer eoea
1-gal caa faaay table syrap . 40
H-gal caa faaey table arnip ,,,,,.,..Oe .
ghre4od Wbwl Mecatt Pv pkg .....lee
yaaey Early Jon Peas, per torn CO
II bars moral Batea eoap ....
T eaaa best H aardlaea la oil.
I lb palla pare lard....
10-lb pall pore lard ......$1.1
Oere erater 1-lb eaaa, eolld, per a....... .to
H O eats. S-lb pkfa, per pkg .......10
Beat Bteaie aaaa. per lb..... lie
kradd.4 eeeoaaDt, per lb ....... .......... ,1s
eatefe eata. par pkg ................. ...... to
Feeltua cereal, per pkg ...t .....SO
rail's Kaptba soap, per bar te
Best eert-wheat door, per aaek ....$1.0(1
Java Mocha coffee (regular Me) .......V
H bos Bade crackers (abeat 10 Iba) ......Oa
raglisb Breakfaat tea, pa lb .............It
Faaey Oaapowoer tea (regular I8e) ,..,..,.
Daaeda .Blaeolt, per pkg.
Ke Oeiirerta Taieaeay sad Prllayaa
.v non stAni ear.
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