the orsgon; Sunday, journaifortland.v Sunday morning, july7. ics7.
STREET TAYIXa
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, sidewalks u cross
ings. 814 Lumber hxrhange.
THE RARBKR AfiPHAL"T PAVING CO.
of poruana. urnce oho Worcester cm.
TltANSFEll AND HAULING
ip.ft PICK OFFICE It 1ST-T- BK
tween Stark and Oak sta phona 49
' rlanoa and rurmture moved ana pscxea
i for ehlpplngj commodloua brick war
'house witn separate iron rooms, rront
'and gay ata. - i-w - - - - - - -
6LBEN.B6H TRACKER Co.
Henry Roe. . W. A. Clcland.
F. P. Bhesaoreen.
' General transfer and atorage; safes,
pianos and furniture moved, packed and
Shinned. SO Oak at Both Phones.
, Van H6ktt Transfer a SfoHISS
' CO., inc. mrmvure ana piano roovin
a specialty; storage warehouse. , 40-4
a at ' corner Ash. Phona Main 1818.
' fi:?ttNSULAR EXPRESS A feAdGAQB
.r (juris 0uo
tha meeting of Lone-shoremen's Union
xvo. xst yesterday anernoon.
' Tha British bark Zlnlta will aall Boon
for Newcastle, Australia, In ballast 6 ha
hat' been lying- una nera ror several
weeks with poor prospects of getting
an MfuemNit until tha opening of tha
new grainsmpping wum t
The steamer Lawton of tha Harrlman
Una .will probably arrive bora on her
nrst visit aa a raautar liner dt tne nrai
part of September. Aa stated In ye
terday'S Journal her com in a-. on tha
Portland-Ban Francisco route la now
Transfer. J4T, Alder at
1T1 - ' '
tofcofrrf TRANSFER d6, 14 H. Itrf.
Main 49. Heavy hauling and storage.
IfcbfcpmftfcMt BAGd.AG.8 A TltANlS
fef V'Q- fttorngw. in ptk. mam mvi.
J WHOLESALE JOBBERS V
. W A OUNST. A CO.
TJTSTRUtUTORS OF - FINE CIGAR&
& . . PORTLAND. OREGON.
fcVRllN i FARR.ELL. PH6mW
., and eommlaalon merchants. 140 Front
" at, Portland, Or. Phone Main 17.
7rttM4 trUR.dTlJHE kANUFAtt
turlng .O Manufacturers of furnl-
Ture for tne Trace, ronmn. w,
' WAbiUio to, wb!oLesal.3 Cro
cers. maaufacturera and commission
. mercha ts. 4th and Oak ata.
1 VtfRNITURH MANUFACTURING AND
apeclal vraera. i nunoH a lurni
fun factory. 107 Front at.
I ALLEN A. LEWid, C0MM1S8I6n AND
I produce Tnercnania, rum ana .umvis
ta. Portland. Or.
lUrioLESALB CROCKERT AND
i giaaawara. Praav Hegele Co. Port
f iiHi" 6reooW CriEESB ca (inc.)
cnaeaa, ouiiar, r.i r, irv
Jnete bought or handled on eommlaalon.
1 aA IV DWuua iu(,( f-viuwu.
LEWifl-STENQER BAkBERfl' feWpLf
Co., Barbera" Suppllaa, Barbara Fur
Ultare. Barbara' Chafra 10th aV MorHaon.
TRAXSPORTATlOJf,
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
STRIPS
m.' .'potama Jttjf 18,
B6 AU-. . . Queam,
fxur
. VQICi BOVTli
.. . trnatm 9vr U
I s. a. AzasxA bovtb.' .
Ckarirar. Btka, Tuaaaa aad way porta,
alllaf p. aa.
K. C B. Co.'a Bamboldt....JtUy K, It, B9
City at Seattle ...rnly a, 00
Oottare City, via Sltk. .... .July 14, 88
' " I oajt riuurczaoo motrra.
' '. SafilBf t a. an.' Froaa teattle.
rraaidanft ...v..... Vol f
city of rnebla
. Bonoaa .-.-
........... .
.July t
.July 13
City Office, t9 Waailnrtoa St.
Steamer Breakwater Starts
on tne uoos iay Koute mrinb ictelugbncb
Tomorrow.
GUESTS EX JOY SPREAD
ON BOARD OF VESSEL
Kamlar Xiaara Sea to Antra.
Coata Rloa, San Franclaco... .July T
Alliance, Cooa Bay. ...... i ..... .July
O. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. July
Redondo, Seattle... . July 10
Columbia. San Franclaco. ...... -July lji
Breakwater. San Franclaco. .. .Juiy it
Roanoke, San Pedro and way
Film km
hi ob fion ciir
James Alexander Is to Be
Buried at Scene o( Fatal
;, Accident,
With Two Good-Sized Craft on. the
Fortland-Coos Bar Bonte, Mer-
Alealu. orient
Nlcomedla, orient
Opwdal Diapataa ta Taa araai
Oregon City, July . By raqueet of
hie alater In Texaa tha remalna of
..July 1 Jamea Alexander. lata eorporal la, tha
Numantla. orient.... Wlllametta Pulp and Paper corn
Arabia, orient Sept. i I n.n.. nlnt A ,h., .m. will be
.July 14
..juiy I?
Fourteenth United Statea Infantry, who'
waa accidentally killed laat Tuaaoay at
Armuia, onani ,
Bagular XO&axa to Depart.
Up Prbaperons Trade.
chants Wttl Be In Position to Boild ?rwu'i5!00" iJfi'is
cosia nice, can ranciaco -uj .y
O. W. Elder. Han Pedro and way. July 11
Redondo, Seattle and way Juiy 11
Columbia. San Franclaco July 1
Roanoke. San Pedro and way. . . ,Juiy is
Aleala. orient. ..July It
Nlcomedla orient August $
Numantla. orient. ....Auguat 3
-About 110 lnrltad - gueata enjoyed
luncheon yeaterday In tha aaloon f tha
ateamer Breakwater at tha Oak atreet
tha Arabia, orient.
dock. C J. Mlllla manamr of
PorUaad Jk Coaa Bar SteamahlB com-1 . Taaaaia la a-ory.
pany. being tha boat Thoaa at tha J0rtanhfjU'Br; by.'
tacua wore raiiroao, aveaonooat ana i emit a. Br. DR.
September II
panra plant on tba weat aide, wui oa
mterrea at Mountain view cemetery in
thla otty. Services will be held la the
Methodlat Kplacopal chorea at I p. in.
tomorrow.
it R. Caaa Ftaed Fifty. .
fflaedal Dhnatrk Taa JeareaL)
Orea-on Cltr. July . The trial of B.
R. Caaa for aeaawlt and battery on com-
Slalnt of A. B, Schoanbora, waa held In
udga Stlpp'a court at IS o'clock thla
Tba
morning.
verdict
ha Jury rendered
Klevator dock I of guilty and tha dafeadaat waa fined
Astoria 10. Notice af appeal waa mad forth-1
.East pineiwiin.
IVraoaal Mention.
LUIebonne, Am. ach...O. RAN. Alblna
Waanucta, Am. barge.. Untveralty Mill
rhehalla. Am hktn KjDaDDtOB
J. il Lunaman. Am. ach Stella 1 fSaeelal Diapateh t The tearaalt
Charleaton. II. 8. nivy. ....... .. Harbor Oregon City. July t. Dr. and Mra
Paul Jonea. U. S. N. Aatorla O. SL Stuart left hero Saturday after
Maori King, Br. aa ...Stream noon, after spending tha fourth with
Manahu Maru. Jan. aa Flour Mill their eon Dr. C A. Stuart, for their
thai th dlnln ball of the I Al vena. Am. ach weetport I home la North Taklma. Thar arrived
not twlea aa large. 1 J f '," " YV "l"lJ" fre weaaeaaay irom am eanaaoea tnp
newspaper man. and while , tha affair
waa entirely Informal, all agreed that
tha ' Breakwater la a aplendld aoqulal-
tlon to Portland'a fleet of steam veaseU
In tha coasting trade.
Mr. HUlis axpreaaed his sorrow at
the fact
Breakwater
mmm t. r, 1.1 v. , 1 . . - .
for na would nava iweo u nave oeniMa,hud. Nor aa Portland Lbr Ca I Wr. and Mra. Surfua will leave for
able to have Invited many mora Irlenda Wallaaot. Am. barge etoria Wardner, Idaho, la a few da ye, with tha
whom he would have liked to have ln-A,u,nna sch....... ....... prydock intenUon of making that lively mining
. . . v.-.. will ir.aceiaior, Am. air. ....rorujna L.orjjv, (town weir TUtura noma.
spect tha craft which henceforth wI11IBmu Am ech. . .Willamette L eV 8. Wkaj Dr. It S, Mount returned Saturday
make dally. triDS between thla city iLettltla. Am. ach on way np I mornlnr from a three mmuu' Mniim
and the proaperoua Cooa country. Cap-1 Breakwater, Am. as Oak atreet I in Honolulu. Tha doctor re porta having
' . . Xumbet Carriara Ba Bouts. I a glorioua time and his appearanoe
Mabel oale, Am. ach San IHrtaa M aapw"
Retriever. Am. bktn San raacleea '"
...Ban Franolaco
tain McOeen., upon being introduced
to the gueata read aa original poem oa
tha battle of Manila bay.
Tha Breakwater la owned ny tne
Southern Paolflo company and will be
operated by the Portland Cooa Bay
gteevmahlp company. She makea her
Initial voyage this week, leaving the
Oak atreet nock at I o'clock tomorrow
night carrying a full Hat of paaeengera :
and about all tha freight ah can bold.
South Bay. Am. atr.
Echo. Am. bktn .....Saa Franclaco
Melrose Am. ach, ......Ban pedra
Sailor Boy. Am. ach Saa Franclaco
Alden Beaae. Am. bk San Fraaciaca
Thoa. L. Wand, Am. atr.. Saa Franclaoo
Loutaiana, Am. bk ....Ban Pedro
Irene. Am. ach. ........ ......San Diego
Thla means that there will be 14 P- ihln-n hari. ' 8a PadVe
sengera on board and nearly 1,000 wns aahlngtoiarge Fn 5CT?
of fralght beneath. the hatcbea Th. J.'."'"'"??; w
NEW BOOKS FOB THE
LIBRARY
inmmnilllinni Have KMn " . - . .
thoroughly renovated so that they are Zn Bauta With Cement and CreneraL
now equal to any on the coaet The Buccleueh, Br. ah. Hamburg
aalooa haa been reflnlahed and la aa Brenn.Fr. bk... , Hull
coay aa on the San Franclaco liner Conway Caatle. Br. bk Antwerp
Columbia. - .... Europe, Fr. bk Antwerp
rnor m oaing orougm w I oenevieve Mounoa, rr. de. ... . .ixnaon
reak
44.
BOUND MAOAZXNES.
Chautauquaa November, 11 OS, r.
I aaweaa.w ww " I VTOireTIWTW XBlWt allies, 7 I. UB( 4AUUVII
c water waa the moat I Rene Kervller. Fr. ah.. Hamburg
Ho! For Astoria
O OB
FastSteamerTelegraph
i Dally (except Thursdays). Leaves Aider
; street dock t a. m. ,
" t ' BXOBB BCAZW 8S8. '
: Colombia River Scenery
BBaV&ATOB UXB ITXBABDDta.
t Pilly . eerrlea bareeea 'Portlaad aa4 Tat
, DaUea. eaetpt taadar, leaf lag Partiaad at
, a. mH arrtTiag aboat B 9. at, canylag
rreifai- aoa paaMnsera. Bpusvuq aeeneiaM
.. tlona for eatxlta and Uveeteek.
- Inwk foot of Alder at, Porttaadt fast ef
' coarl t 'Ki oallaa. Pbom Mala 114. rartlaa.
oiii His 5!v
;C. E? Lee Had Seen Old Tip
and the Ohio's First
h - 'Steamboat.
1 -i" (Special ' Ditpatck to Toe ' Journal)
Kalama, Wash.. July 4. C. E. Lee.
who died at Butte, Montana, July ,
aged 94 years, was born In Harrison
'county, Indiana, July S7. 1111. He saw
William Henry Harriaon a great many
times.' It wag here that he also saw the
first ateamboat that ever piled the
Ohio 'river. That craft waa afterward
taken from the river, at the instance
f Henry Clay.,; who sras then United
, Statea - senator, and transported to
1 Washington, where If waa displayed aa
a relic of the pioneer days on the Ohio.
"When the civil war broke out Mr.
Lee then - living In Indiana, was dls-
Qualified on account of age.
He came to Washington from the eaat 1
f great many years Ago and took a
homestead, which he cleared with his
He waa married twice. His first wife
died in 1868. and the second, whom he
married 'in 1870. died in 1888 at Ka
. lama.
Mr, Lee had spent the most of the
past 13 years at Kalama, but of late
had been living with his only daughter,
trB'VH.d arKV Portland., but when
she died. May 11, last, he went to
Butts to make his home. Although he
was very active the fatigue of the trip,
together with hia advanced age, was too
much for him, and It waa there he died.
Hlg body waa brought back to Kalama,
"where It waa laid to rest In the Odd
Fellows' cemetery, .
' He leaves an bnly son. David Lee. of!
this place, and four grandchildren.
. t if i 11 hi 11 '."ii 'i" 1 1 m I I U ;
f . Barlow Saw 'Mount Hood Glow.
(Special Diapateh to The faarnal.l
Barlow, Or. July C The Illumina
tion on Mount Hood the night of July
4 was plainly seen here and was a beau
tlfnl tight.
This town was fairly deserted on the
Fourth. There - being no celebration
- here iho cltiaens mostly went to Aurora
cr attended a picnic that waa held near
the Molalla river. . . ,
-T- eaaaujjju . "mmmmmmTrmmm9-
eoaat the Br
f opular paaaenger boat in tha trade bo
ween Florida and the Weat Indies, al
though aha waa tha amalleat of a large
fleet. She Is a speedy Uttla boat being
able to reel off 11 knota without dif
ficulty. The Intention la to have her
make a round trip every week.
With the steamera Breakwater ana
AUiaifte operating on weekly schedules
.between thla nort and Coos Bay the
peraistent prayers of abippers at Dow Quethary, Fr. bk...
ends of the line will have been an-1 pierri LoM. Fr. bk.
swered. For tne paat year especially,
the transportation facilities between
Portland I and the growing Coos Bay
country have been entirely inadequate
with tha reault that much of the bual-
nesa belonging by right to this city has
been diverted to San Francisco.
This was unsatisfactory both to tba
merchants here and at Cooa Bay and
every effort waa made to Induce some
one to nlace a boat on the route. The
Laennee. Fr. ah........ Swansea
Le Pllier, KT. bk London
Martha Roux. Fr. bk Hamburg
Mosamblnue. Br. eh. .... .Newcastle. E.
Samoa, Br. bk ..Shields
Slam. Oer. ah London
Thiers, Fr. ah. Newcaatla, E.
Vlncennea, Fr. bk Glasgow
Marechaei Turrene, Fr. bk
Villa da Mulhouse, FT. bk. ,
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
Walden Abbey, Br. sh Antwerp
Olenesslln, Br. sh Antwerp
Versailles, Fr. bk Lelth
General da Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk... London
General do Negrier, Tr. bk London
Bnvard, Fr. tk Antwerp
VUle da Dijon. Fr. bk Antwerp
Goal Ships Ba Bonta.
Belen. Fr. bk...... Newcastle, A.
CoL de VUlebols MarenlLFr. bk
min-M nf lha California A Orea-on I .Newcastle, A.
Coaat Steamahlp company announced Vj,; lZ' '
upon aeveral occaslona that In vain F1""0":!"
they had endeavored to secure a boat L rtF t;.Br.
to alternate with tha Alliance. S,Mlrrln- n-"
Since tha Alliance is ot aoout tne -r"""n r-
aama alsa of the Breakwater the two Ardencrala-. Br ok, ... .
RELIGION. .
Bacon Northrop Young People's I
eiocietiea, icu.
8ellecs-Tha New AppreclaUon of tha
1991.
BOCIOLOOT.
Conyngton A Manual of Corporate
Management, containing forma, direc
tions and Information for tba uae of
lawyers and corporation officials. 1004.
Dyer Folklore of Women aa Illu
atrated by Lesjenderr and Traditionary
xiumourg 1 laiea, etc. inuo.
Antwerp Johns Hopkins university studies in
Historical apd Political Science, v. 34.
Diplomatic History; Trade Unions.
Kelly's Customs Tariffs of tha World,
1907. t-
National Educational ' Association
Fiftieth anniversary volume, 18B7-190C
Thrum Hawaiian Folk Talea, 1907.
U. S Census, Bureau ot the Mor
tality Statistics, 1905.
PHILOOT.
MacKlnlay Handbook and Grammar
HERTS IM2
IN UNC0MPUCATID
-CASES
MY ffl IS ONLY
YOU CAN PAY
WHEN CURED
I Have the Largest : Prac
tice Because I Invaria
bly Fulfill My Promises
Success isn't attained at a bound. : It Is made
up of many little triumphs. A large medical
practice doesn't await tne young physician at
the college door. He must prove himself. He
must work toward success day after daydoing
mrcu cmvm uay a - , ' ',. 1'.
It hss always been my rule to promise noth
ing that I am not absolutely certain of accom
phshing. Realizing that no one physician can
successfully undertake to cure all diseases. I
entered special courses of study in preparation
tor my psesenc work, ror 10 years 1 have
been proving my ability . and building my sue
ttss. I have mastered; first the simpler dii
easel,' then the serious complex and stubborn ones that others neither cure
nor comprehend. I have confined my efforts to diseases of men exclusively
aaa tnere is no aument oeionging to tnis ciass tnat 1 cannot tuny conquer.
a i. m A 1 r ' a 1 . .11 . t . .... . ,
1 matte oroaa ana aeiimts ciiimi. 1 teu men mat 1 can cure tnem. even
though others have failed. Jealous doctors have charged me with claiming
. . . . i T . I 1 i t . T .M . J . . .
too mucn. duii bsk, wnercin nave 1 isuca to iuiiui a promise r jviy prac
tice is now fully twice that of any other specialist upon the Pacific coast
treating mens diseases. It has grown to these dimensions because I have
made promises and tulluled them. Each cure 1 nave effected is a triumph
and a manifestation of skill that has had Its part, in the making of my suc
cess. Each day new cures are completed, and my present growth of prac
tice is more rapid than ever be tore.
Consultation is free. If you are afflicted, consult me. You can relv
a.aa.aa I a a w .a
upon what 1 teu you; ana it 1 accept your case you can rest assured that a
complete and permanent cnre.wiu ioiiow my treatment.
All necessary X-Ray
examinations are abso
lutely' free to patients.
My equipment for X-Ray
work la the finest and
most complete ever pro
duced, and equally per
fect results are not possi
ble with an inferior appa
ratus.
All medicines are pre
pared from standardised
drugs in my own private
laboratory and are sup
plied to patients at actual
cost,
The Or. Taylor
Company
234K Morrison St., Cor. 2nd
Portland, Oregon
Parents living out of the city and ooming to
Portland for treatment will be furnished with
fine room free of charge. Check your trunks di
rect to 14 H Morrison street.
ill
I aV
'fife
BB.'TATZ.OB,
The leading SpeolaUst.
nrBABXBSaV
To nroduce temnorarv aotlvltv
of tha functions In oases or so-
called weakness la a simple mat
ter. out to permanently
strength and vigor is a
that but Tew physicians
uirvu. 1 mrir treat'
norarv effects. tlndor
tern of treatment, every
1 v& mv 1 m
a simple mat- I
nently reatoSJI,
la a nroblani-aJ
. 1 - a 11
77 ' 11
rest- xor em- 1
idor my sys- 1 1
every bit of 1 1
improvement 1 is a part or a per
manent - cure. . Thouah other
physicians hare, through
Though other
bit aue-
ceas in ' effecting permanent
cures, oeen convinced ot the faot
that prematureness, loss of pow
er, etc, . are put symptoms re
sulting from chronlo Inflamma
tion or congestion In the nroetata
'gland, none have a yet been
aoie to aupucate my cures. say
avatem of looal treatment la tha
only effective means yet known
for restoring the prostate to Its
normal state, whloh always re
sults in full and oomnlete return
of strength and vigor. . Such a
curs la absolutely permanent, be
cause the condition responsible
for the functional disorder is en
tirely removed. It Is the onlv
klnd of a cure a patient desires,
and Is the only kind of curs I
will treat for.
COBSDJUTATXOB aBBB,
X atate nothing in my an
nouncements but the straight.
square truth. It will cost you
nothing to call and talk over
your case. You can And out all
about your trouble and you can
later arrange to begin treatment
any time you like. My offloea,
comprising ten rooms, are the
largest, most elegant and best
equipped In the weat.
.Newcaatla. A.
.Newcastle. A.
.Newcastle, A.
..Newcastle, A.
..Newcastle. A.
.Newcaatla, A.
of the Taralog Lanauaare. 190S.
Skeat The Problem of Spelling Re
form, 190S.
1312.
CGeeWo
The WsU-Xaewa
Bailable
CHINESE
Seat aaS Mark
I DOCTOR
SCIENCE.
aa BMde a
American Ephemerls and Nautical Al-1 fed la
manac for the Tear. 1910.
Cranoaii Textbook on Oeodeay and
Hfe Stodr ef rants and harta.
that atady discovered aad la stTlof
same slse of the Breakwater the two A??X'bM. W'nV" NewSatia a Lll8t H" preparedvfor the use of
boats will bo sbla to take care of u-p,f,.c'-r- --ir.t-f a civil engineering atudents, 1907.
about S.200 tons of freight and about St. Xau1s. Fr. an. Newcastle, A. Dltmars Reptile Book? 1907.
sou passengers m wm. 1 u Aiiunun 1 juu au Hutcninson ana otnersxn giving
will M here tomorrow night when the Henrik Ibsen. Nor. atr... San Franclaco Races of Mankind. 2 v. n. d.
Breakwater sails. Queen Alexandra, Br. str Madras Nasmyth and Carpenter The Moon,
The of floors of tha Breakwatrare: Thyra, Nor. as. .San Francisoo Considered as a Planet, a World and a;
captain Macueen, .iner urncer fitrathness, Br. str.... port Los Angeles Satellite. 1908.
ia 5., . . ' I o .a i ii, or, an. laju ji.ngt.ioai fiwvu iu .uwrr uui, jjaj. a,
and Purser McColium.
local agent.
W. A. Baker is
MIGHT GO TO COURT
Oil Carrier Ba Boats.
Argyll, Am. str .Port Harford
Cataala, Am, str. ......... .....Oaviota
MARINE NOTES
1901.
USEFUL ARTS.
Harbonnaster WUI Order Cleaning
Up of Stark Street.
Harbormaster Speler intends to see
that the rubbish and old boxes piled
up on both sides of the approach to
the river at the foot of Stark street
are removed without delay even if it
Brnohvogel and Thatcher Industrial
its Manufacture and Uaea,
Teaching In Medicine,
Alcohol;
1907.
Cabot Case
1906.
Engineering and Index Annual. 1904.
Hasiuck xerra-ootta work, Model
Una. Moulding and Firlnr. 190S.
Hays Combustion and Smokeless
1 Astoria, July 6. Condition of the bar
at S p. m., smooth; wind northwest, IS
miles; weather clear. Arrived down at
k-20 a. m. and aalled at B:S0 a. m
atenmer Rednnda. for Renttle. Rntlad At Furnaces. 1908.
9:20 a. m.. barkentine Gardner, for San Hornby Textbook of Gas Manufao
Francisco. Sailed at 1:25 D. m. steamer I ture. Ed. . rev. 1905.
.A . 1 . -. 1 a . mi . r . ar, . 1 .
Wr.rr.aa naoaaaar. tn hrlni tha matter I Hiimoro, lor xiiiamopB. ATnveu at a onn.on-now to natcn, orooa, eea
rnTrt uri h -iva ha-wfil notlfv the p. . Bteamer Geo. H, vosburg. ; . I and. Prevent Chicks From tying in the
nwn.r. nt h hAi tomorrow to tret I - Ban f ranciaco, juiy e.--Haiiea last oneii, ev. jwi., i-y.
. - Z . . . . -f. I nl.ht .tM... V Al. m I fa r7. pa.pM.nil
Bteatner Johan
If, I I V nil 4.(1. a Ililtja .main afvi.au ffanwir i.kviw
Poulsen, from Portland. Sailed, steamer lng, Ed. 1, Rev. 1905.
Aureus, for Portland. Sailed at I p. m., FINE J
Bteamer Geo. W. Elder, for Portland. . ., T , . . r .
a deplorable condition. Business houses m
adjoining the street converted It into yl-I't.ta
a dumping ground for rubbish and ir,' ""
tr.t.. aj.,ni., xrjt 9 -ana
Patton Treatise on Civil Englneer-
?JL?r"..y-i".Du"u" JS7Z night, steamer Yosem
(.iinui uul ui Lilts Tf sa ui aias v vaaw vik i i,ia Ma.. 41M -
uttnn fr. th- mnitsr I ArrtvKi this morning,
ITr.. an Innir vlma-i In t tall
the approach to the city'B landing at ulai Jl1"?!. a"eiaA-ia m-' FINE ARTS.
the root or SUrk .street was kept I' irtnrii sTiniiw Bell Lives and Legends of the En g-
V" . . - J a. . W I It.U Tl-V.A-naa tinr.M M -.Jt f at. aa.... 1
.o xedBi: ii:u3 d. xn.. . e.o ieei: i IOil ,'oi" x.ma, auouioo.iu
m. 0.2 zeef; 5:18 p. m., ,2 mohks ana umer k.mrcu,jixm9 1 vui.
wast matter until at last it became 1
tf a 1 T v f wi r.a asia hlsa hatwasn tViaa Frnnt I
street line and the water s edge. Then T.0WLST.Y WILL BE
thai river, rnaa ntA aet hm ruM.loh aflnat UyJ JJ-J-M L11J XfXJ
with the result that the whole water
front at that place presented a dis
graceful sight
Temporary order was restored lust
before the arrival here of the cruiser
Charleston when the boxes were piled
Inglis Artistlo Lighting, and At
F. D. Todd. 1906,
; uctooer, 1906
ARRAIGNED MONDAY
(Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.)
Astoria, Or.. July S. Attorneys Win-
un on both sides of the street against i. UM-trnaii thla aftamnnn ritad a . SKinson
vTa a1l. tha hIMIn 1 , it -..a. " Letters. 1800.
also built from the street to the T float Petition In habeaa corpus on behalf cf Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vln-
so that those wishing to reach the river J. H. Bowlsby, of North Bend, charged pi a Notebooks.; arranged and rendered
Home Portraiture, by
outing magasine,
March. 1907.
Stephenson Cutting and Draping
Practical Handbook for Upholsterers
and Decorators. 1906.
Woodbury Photographic--' Amuse
ments, J.9U0.
LITERATURE.
Higglnson Studies In History and
oould do so without running the risk
of falling into the river. Tne harbor
master is not satisfied with the exist
ing conditions, however, and so he will
see whether or not the city can pro
hibit the dumnlns of refuse on around
belonging to the municipality.
It is understood that one of the own
ers of the adjoining property will fight
the matter In the court so as to settle
for all time the question of ownership
or the strip or . iana supposed to nave
1 a. TT 1 4 A A
with murdering Clevs Jennings on the SJ, E...T.: fourth
steamer Alliance hers-about two weeks ries. 1907.
ago. judge McBrlds pi theworth Bend Palgravs Treasury
WUIV l-OUCQ O. UtiWLIfaS IUQ
sheriff to produce the prisoner In court
this evening and show cause why de
fendant is held In custody, s
On calling the case It was found Dis
trict Attorney McCue had sworn to an
information charging Bowlsby with
murder. The writ was then dismissed,
of Sacred Song.
Warner Famous Introductions to
Shakespeare's Plays, 190S.
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.
Edwards East of Paris, 1901.
Hutton Cities of Umbria. 190S.
Hammond's Descriptive Atlas of lLta
been purchased the city when the Bowlsby was allowed until Monday to ama and the Isthmian Canal, 1907.
SlTsrk streak .M took P H1" ba wa8 nxed 2.60- l"" Blue Book,1907-8. .
place.
street ferry transfer took
, 1U TXCB WOBUD
Knows that Ballard's Snow Liniment
l,as no superior for rheumatism, stiff
joints, cuts, sprains, lumbago and all
t.uns. Uuy it, try , It and you wiU al
Vavn t! -it., 'Any. body who has used
r..al'isrl a Snow Llmment Is a living
vroof of what it does. All we ask of
pu le to ret a trial bottle. vPrlce 26c,
Kio an1 Bl.wo. J-ioi'i oy an aruggisia-
Robinson Nigoria. Our Latest Pro.
STL:3lTm PAY ALIMONY ; rtM t. Engiand:itoB,
uuv sa v VT w vN...aaQ a(u i 1 "rsria. a-vl -.J B 1L . -v-a.
YD flA m T1TJ TCAV I ."","P01 -".rnlJ'..l l nge
VXfc UU 1 J XJOXPyJiy or ianc, too. ii, iswe,
HISTORT.
front are In need pf a cleaning
owners will probably hear from the
harbormaster soon. In not a few places
filth haa been allowed to accumulate
to such an extent as to make the docks
entirely unfit for use, , and a disgrace
to the city.
(Special Die patch to The JosrnaL)
Pendleton, Or., July 8. W. D, Buford,
i a-' XSLVZL-lS a2IrfilHm2 a locl manager, has been held
lower docks. submerged for om time U K. In nt ,
and thev will have to undergo a thor
ough? cleaning when the river recedes.
In some places the lower docks are now
level with the water and next week will
probably see some high and dry. The
to be in contempt of court for failure
to pay his divorced wife the sum of 115
a month ordered by Judge Bean when
Mrs. Buford was granted a divorce sev
eral months ago. Buford claims lie Is
Srra, siowi7M.g M'yHriYJ. &iriJto!i
Blkelas Seven Essays on Christian
Greece, 1890.
croaer Oregon question, n. a.
Garrison Westward Extension, 1908.
Jansen History of the German Peo
ple at the Close of the Middle Ages, 1.
7-8, 1906.
Lang History of Scotland, 1. 4, 1908.
Lea History ox tne inquisition or
but is expected to fall from now on as
the greater amount of snow has dis
appeared down the mountain sides.
SALUTE FOR GOVERNOR
Cruiser Charleston's . Guvs Again
Cause Windows to Rattle. '
Governor Chamberlain and party paid
a visit to Admiral Swinburne's ' flag
ship .yesterday afternoon and the can
non boomed forth seven guns in salut
ing the chief executive, The concus
sion from' he guns jarred windows near
tne waienront, although it Is believed
no damage waa caused;
The Charleston will remain open to
Visitors every afternoon between the
"" "nn o o ciock. According to
Lrl".e, ir"n,eJlt" th orulser will
remain, in the harbor until the 1 4th or
ithv,"-ihl,.n,onith' when. will skil
north for the Bremerton navy yard,
hundreds of visitors Inspect the cruiser
dally and the small harbor boata are
reaping a nice harvest of dimes.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The Harrlman liner Costa Rica Is flue
mffio. hr' tm0rr0W "-om -San
The question of adopting a - new
scale ef wages .was sot taken up. at
given until Monday to nay or ba im.
prisonea.
Two of a Kind. u
There's a creature rushing along Park
row,
Almost from morn till night.
With iron elbows that constantly go
Political Value of History,
Historical Society,
Tahhlnr from le.ft to -1flrhl-
a shove and a push he clears his otate; Dy eir opencer ot. jonn, ib
Lecky-
is2. ' '
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Proceedings, 1906.
BIOORAPHT.
Balch, . T. " W. Balch Genealogical
1907. '
Brooke. Sir James Rajah Brooks: the
Englishman as Ruler of an Eastern
ta tba world kls wonderful remadlaa.
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am coats without orgxaTioif. oa
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. Ilaaaa Maatioa Tali ijaaea,
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ti. n. vvunama; new ea. rev isut.
Richelieu. A. J. du P. Card. Rich
elieu and the Growth of French Power;
by James Breok Perkins, 1904.
Taliyrand-Perigord, C. M. de, Prince
Talleyrand; by Lady Blennerhaasett,
2 v., 194.
Walsh Cathollo Churchmen In
Science, 1908.
TY7 aa . TKT Aa H..!.. . T3a..
,T QlltllH WIS, Aa , . 11 D. aUB. V K TJ1 -
sonal Reminiscences 1 of the First Duke
Of Wellington; by Mary E. Gleig, 1904.
FICTION.
Williamson A Williamson The Prin
cess Virginia.
GERMAN FICTION.
Dahn Bis Zum Tode Gatren.
Frenssen Hilllngenlol; Roman.
Preussen Peter Moors Fahrt Nach
Sudwest
Delany, Mrs. M. CU.J P. Mrs. Delany,
is.
With
nath
And handles no one with care; i (Mary Granville); a memoir; 1700-1T8
XT a im nrnnf arainat courtaav n.i mm 1 1900.
wrath I Du Gueschlin, Bertrand, Comte de
And the fellow is everywhere. j Longuevllle Bertrand .Du- Gueschlin,
(Constable of France; by Enoch Vlns
There's another creature of opposite box Stoddard, 1897. .,-.'
Who freauents Sixth avenue. I flreelnv." Horace Horace Or eel e v.
And her mad career nothing ever checks Founder and Editor of the New York
- From xhe time she appears l, view.- - Trlbunef--by J William-Alexander Linn,
She crowds and squeezes and hores her 1901.
uuyard ae uervuie, u. ir. -uiory or
way
Through
every one on the street
And I'd give a dollar if some fine day
These two or a kind could meet!
L. S. Waterbouse.
r "TO Keep Well
'the whole' year through," writes L. a.
Rartlett. of Rural -Route 1.- Oiilifnrri..
Me.. "I and my family use Dr. King's bv William Holden Hutton. 1895
New Life . Pills. ... They have proven! Napoleon I, Emperor of Franci
Clfcvaller Bayard;, by Edith Valford;
new ed.: n. d. y
Johnston, J. E. General Johnston;
by Robert N. Hughes, 1897. . -
Kent, James Memoirs and Letters of
James Kent, LLD., Late Chancellor ot
the State of New York; by William
Kent. 1898.
More. Sir Thomas Hir Thomas Mors;
-Na-
roont satisfactory to all of us." They I poison's Last Voyages; being tha diaries
tone the - system snd curs biliousness, of Admiral Sir Thomas Ussher and John
malaria and . constipation. Guaranteed I R. mover: ed. bv J. H. Rose. 190S.
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New Burner Employed on a Western
Railway.
From the Kansas City Star,
Keeping the right of way on dirt-bat
lasted tracks free from weeds is a prob
lem that has vexed railroad officials
for yeare. . To keep the weeds down
with acythea and shovels requires
large force of men at work Tall during
the weed-growing season.
The Union Pacific has built a gaso
line weed-burner which Is doing the
work very: successfully at a moderate
cost The gasoline weed-burner Is in
reality an automobile mounted on rail
road car wheela and eaulpned with the
weed-burning apparatus. The car car
ries the fuel for the burners as weu as
for its own power and lta operation is
so slmsls that it is a , comparatively
easy Job for one man to handle the
machine in fact In nice weather a trio
through the country on the weed-burner
la a very pleasant rldet
Attached to the car are a number of
far. Ira narrrlnr the SUDDlV Of gasoline
SUXItCieni lor.mo oay run va uw.ruaj.
This gasoline is forced into a system
of burners carried, on the back of the
car, making a very hot flams close to
tne grouna ana .iitDumi uj "
feet on either side. .. This . kills the
weeds. ' . .
The machine is capabls .of burning
from 20 to 25 miles a day, running
about three to four miles an nour.a nree
men compose the crew of the oar. which
is handled on the road under orders as
a regular train. .
Where weeds are cut by hand It re
quires approximately Id men to put One
mile of track per day, . hence the ma
phine does the work of about 800 then.
FORTUNE IN COAL TRUCK
Broke, Down on Trolley Track and
Oot a sfan " Ponbled Income. -
"Tou can never tell where luck 1 Is
going to strike," said the man .as he
handed a, customer a-.bundle and the
nhane-e from a. ten dollar-bill. "You
wouldn't expect to have it come upon
you in a heap Just after you were held
up by a street car blockade and when
vou were In the hurry of your life, now
would you T .Well, tha fa tha .way It
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a big hurry a few. weeks ago. He had
an appointment to meet a man on a
deal that promised to be the good thlm
for him bv a big maJorttv. A load o
coal smashed on a car -track. Tieup of
tne trouey. ; ;-
"You can't switch a trolley car and
pull it around a smaahup as they used
to do with the old horse cars. So my
friend saw he waa in ror it,' tu jumped
out of the car and the first place he
noticed was a barber snoo wnn a tele
nhone ala-n nver the door. .
"A 'telephone , was just what hs Was
looking for. He called up his offlcs and
talked with the man with whom hs had
an engagement.'' -.'' .-.---i"
"The talk was all Sanscrit to every.
body except the man at the phone, the
man at the other end and one-man who
was Just being finished off by a barber
in tne zirst, cnair. . xne latter anew, tne
man at the phone. '
xney naa a nurriea oonversauon. Tne
man. who had left the chair is one of
tha blaaest in hia line In the city. Ha
said to the man who had been. talking
over tne wire
T want you to take charge of a de-
LFtment in mv nonenrn. Make nut anv
application and mail It ta me and I Vlll
t-iiiw s- Ksaiisrra ti aa mill'' Vam ealAs-a
whatever it is now, will', hs doubled.'
With this he handed the young man his
card.
aaaZ-i latter replied that hs was not
IfSn(ranothr,':,'c" n he-J o special
reason for making an appllcaUon. "The
onS.w,ho ,haA mad the request said:
ii.A?Lr,5t' .you needn't make the ap
EJicaii?,n; iu,t.wr,t" m9 letter telling
me your decision on my proposition.
we"nt v "y:, dr' W put he
i.rT.fce,nftn Wflo had ben hisld up on
the trolley concluded to think over the
Proposltloiu,. So ho called up his office
again and said he would not be down
? W hour. He Jumped Into- the chair,
got his shave, hair cutTetc. . .
"Meantime. h thnnahl nvu M-
When he left the shop he had concluded
to aooeDt th- nrnnnaltlon ' In-, hi-, -...at.
place :hls old salary waa doubled ' andw
Wltla ft I tt,Aira.t t-f a a. Ill a, a . 'a. t
Increase at the end of the year. x
"Tha man who marla tha r.n.iila. ' I
- - . , - v. l'Vu.i..uu 1 ' .
knew , something about the deal that ' I
was on, and hs liked ths way uy friend ; , I
talked. That was why.' ha maa tha . vv I
oner. , i
- wiune ooesn t aiways Knock tt 1 ;
man's door. Sometimes it -1 nrir j a.
smashup on a trolley line." -
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to organise, vast masses of women
workers throughout ths country, .