THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, . WEDNESDAY BVEltiKO. .JULY 10, 1807.
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Praaldent.
Vice-President.,
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c ATTCQtennTH I Cashier
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Assistant Cashier ...A. M. W..1QHT
W. X HOLT
LADD TII,TON, BANKERS Portland. Oregon. jf'jgg1
TrsTe," Banking B.Sa AVINOS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Havings books lasned on savings deposit. Inn-rest paid on time dpolta.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK PorUand. Ore on. J vi-rai.lnant
111 fRK WATSON. .President I R. H'tt' ' iV.Tclihll
R. W, HOTT, Cashier OBOfWB W HOTT Assistant Caahlar
' s a d CATCHING. . . .Second -A"'"8"1 itVll'I nt r-.air t..ued
. Transacts a General Banking Business. rra rt nd JLt tr ot jCrlH Issued
Available to All Parts of the World. Collection, a Specialty.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Established 1M4. Head OmJtMk
Capital paid un 14 000.000 I Surplus and undivided profits- io.is.s7i
-0naral Wsnkln. : and ExehanM Bu.ineM Transacted, fntaraat on Tlma
, DapoaJtavB AV?NO If ' DEPRTmSnT i0011 J? 1 V.. flS. JfnSndt a
ward. Portland Branch-ambjr of Conrea Bulldlna;
WM. Rv'MACREA Manager I J. T. BURTCHAELL. . . . Aes t Manager
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland, Or. Oldest National Bank on Pacific Coaat
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 11.100,000 00. DEPOSITS, 114,000,000.00
Praaldent I W. C. ALVORD Assistant caanisr
Caahlar B. F. STEVENS. .Second Ass't Caahlar
CAPTURED BY HIS
OWOUIITMEH
"ACCIDENT" TO IMPRESARIO
CAUSED ABANDONENT OF SHOW
A,- I MTLM. .
J. W.. NEWKIRK
TRUST COMPANIES.
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TJORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF ORBOON-
r.. Oregon,
-The Oldeat Truat Company In
RESOURCES OVER $1,100,000. General Banking. Two p er c enc
Interest on check account (even nunareosj on aaiiy nuances oi ... w.
war. Letters of credit and exchange on an parte or me -counts.
Time certificates 1 to 4 per cant; shortfall specie! certificates. $500
, or t.v-r. 1U to 4 per cent Call for Book of "ILLUSTRATIONS.
Southeast Corner Third and Oak Sta Phone Private Exchange 71.
BENX T COHEN . . . . President I H. Ia PITTOCK. ...... Vlce-Prealdent
, B. "LEE PAGET Secretary J. O. OOLTRA Aaalatant Secretary
SECTTRITT SAVINGS A TRUST CO.28 Morrison Street . Portl!. 0K"
Tranaacta a General Banking Buslneaa. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Inter
eat allowed on Time and Savings Account Acta aa Truatee for Estates.
' Drafta and Lettera of Credit Available on All Parta of the World.
C F ADAMS Praaldent I U A. LE WIS . . . . Flrat Vice-President
X L. MILLS... Second Vlce-Prealdent J R. C. JUBITZ Secretary
GEO. E. RUSSELL Assistant Secretary
TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY 240 Washington Street.
.MORTGAGE LOANS ON Portland Real Estate at Loweat Bates.
. . TH1 Taaitrawl Abstracts ITurnlflhed.
T TWrtfeTinRN ROSS Praaldent I JNO. E. AITCHISON Seoratary
GEORGE H. HILL Vlce-Prealdent T. T. BURKHART
'? BONDS AND INVEST3IENT8.
Sailora on tha cruiser Charleston wars
chagrined laat night because of tha
'accident" that tintinil t i
Chinese Sailor 011 Board the presarlo of the minstrel show that had
Deen arrange, xna aallora had ar
ranged to give a mlnatral performance
at the Oaka, beginning last night Tha
proceeds were to have been used for tha
purchase of a library for tha ship.
Details Of tha thn wan In tttm lonAa
TAKEN PRISONER AND f:2i i!!! 'lill
CONDEMNED TO DEATH V poh& h
Soieiy ror tha purpose of contributing
r attandaaca to tha library fund. But
Strathnairn Was in Per
ilous Position.
Penalty Imposed by Sailors With
Whom He Was Working Escaped
by Jumping Overboard Afraid to
Return to His Oriental Home.
they waited. In vain: no mlnitnla an.
peared.
Manager Caswell atartad an Inveatlga-
tlon and discovered that the 'mP'"!9
or tna unpraviaea inrai ' Tv" "
in vuttniiv afternoon man
orrtera narmltted. He Is said to have
been battling bravely with steins ana
similar weapons and to have suffered
defeat Aa punishment for his acts ha
waa ordered In confinement Dy tna com
manding officer, where he must remain
for a certain time.
As a result of the downfall of tha
imnreaaarlo othera of the troupa felt
unable to fill the aoiiolntment at the
narkr Thnv ware convinced of their in
ability when an order waa lasuea com
manding all membera of the company
to remain on board yesterday evening.
That 1a hnw tha llhrarv fund On the
cruiser Charleston la not a number, of
nickels and dimes larger today, and that
la whv those who went to. me ubkb to
hear the aallora sing were' disappointed.
. Treasurer
ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building.
Mnnlclpal. Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds.
'K6WNtNO-H6t'KlNS COMPANT Established1 lite BROKERS.
'1 STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin.
. Private Wires. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.- Phone Main
17.
n r. rVwtlr Pis I (Members Chicago Board of Trade.)
r- UYCTUCClka Oiall'w UWiw, w Couoh bldg., 4th st, near Washington.
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, COTTON, STOCKS AND BONDS.
WE DO A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSDXES&
Continuous Markets by Private Wire. Quick Service.
' SHOWCASES AND FITTURES
smnwnASICB OF EVERY DE8CRIP
... tion: bank, bar and atore futures
'made to order. Tha Lutke Manufac-
turlng CO.. peruana
. R. H. BIRDSALL. DEStGNER AQT. R
t Winter Lumber Co. 1 Hamilton bldg.
8EWINO MACHINES.
' THE SEWING MACniNEJ REPAIR CO,
- $71 Flrat at formerly machlnlat for
tha , Singer Bearing Machine company.
AH kinda of machine repair work at
loweat rata; tha onlv gaaollna angina
expert on tha Pacifio coast Home
Phone A 110. .
SAFES
TRANSPORTATION.
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
s nups
fj. B. gpokaje, July It,
09; Aug. Queem,
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STOICS BOT7TB.
S. UmatUla
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Captured and condemned to death by
hla own people for being a spy. but auc
reaaful In his efforts to escape before
the penalty was Inflicted. Mol Get
Korean sailor on the Brlttsh steamer
Strathnairn, which arrived In port laat
Monday, has experienced a world of ex
citing adventurea "
Ten years and mora ago Mot was
well-to-do merchant In Chefoo.- During
the Chinese-Japanese war he waa doing
detail coast work for one or tna cninese
admirals In a three-masted schooner
which he owned. Once during the night
when an enaagement with the Japaneae
fleet was hourly expected, Mol waa eall-
ins not a great diatanoa rrom snore in
the vicinity of the Chinese vessels and
waa captured by a crew In a battleship's
launch.
He waa taken on board where, he says,
without the formality ot a trial the sen
tence of death for being a spy waa pro
nounced. He was not even permitted to
give an explanation of his position. Mol
was given in charge of a couple of
guards and marched aft. Before he
could be put in irona however, he
atruck one of hla countrymen In the
mouth with his powerful fist... felling
DOCKET III Llllll
FOR JUHE UN
Of Its Fifty-Four Civil Cases
Eleven Are Suits for
Divorce.
(Special Dispatch to Toe JoaroaL)
Albany, Or., July 10. Circuit court
department No. 1, Judge William Gallo
way presiding, will convene In Albany
next Monday in the regular June term
with a docket of 14 civil cases, of whloh
11 are dlvoroe case a The docket la as
follows: In the natter of the assign
ment of A. F. Hamilton, an Insolvent;
In the matter of the assignment of W.
F. Read, an Insolvent; Emellne Haaaler
ei at. vs. wuiiam uaxiana et ai, parti
tion: Brownavllle Woolen MUla company
him te tha deck, wrenched hlmaelf looae et at, va. uaiapooia Jbumber company
from tha other and plunred overboard.
Mol Is a powerful built Oriental, over
six fet tall, the aea waa calm and he
swam towards shore aa rapidly as pos
sible. A cry of alarm was raised on
board the battleship, boats were lowered
and aeverai times Mol waa in lm
mlnent danger of being recaptured. But
the darkneaa saved him and he awam
ahd floated to reat himaelt alternately
ror noura until he reached snore,
Fearful of returning to cneroo ne
made his way down the coast. pending
aeveral waeka on the Journey and final
ly anippea rrom a souinern port to Ma
nila. Hera he secured paasage on a ves
sel bound for Liverpool. For 10 years
Mol has been before tha maat afraid to
injunction; Margaret Lyle vs. Robert M.
Crawford, accounting; W. W. Hay va.
Jerry Ha et al., foreclosure of mort
gage; Edward W. Nixon et al. vs. James
F. Nixon et al., partition: Mahala War
ner at al. va Dora E. Warner et al.,
partition: 8. W. Forbea va Anna G.
Wink at al.. forecloaure of mortgage:
Oeorge M. Clark vs. L. 8. Clark et al.,
partition; Perry Smith et al. va Sarah
a. Bmitn at ai.. partition: jr. m. west.
as administrator of the estate of E. J.
West, deceaaed, va M. T. Rowell at al..
to set aside deea; Ruby Thompson at al.
vs. Melissa Gravea and David Graves,
partition; Kdlth I, Hardesty va. Henry
Hardesty, divorce; Ida E. Bwlng va. H.
C. Ewlng. to set aside dead; Wilson A
shown in the manner in which they
srent lv careaaed tha blossoms.
The uregon state congreaa or momera
and the Multnomah county xeaoners
Progressive club managed the display
of flowers which was opened to the pub
lic at 1 o'clock and will be open till 9
tonight. The awards were made by a
committee of expert florists. Mr. Walker
or Forest urove, a. f. raarick ana Mrs.
George Felts of this city. The com
mittee In charge consists of Mrs. Trum
bull. Mrs. Clara. Mrs. col well. Mrs.
Donald and Mrs. Smith.
COMPETITIVE DRILLS
OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
(Journal gpteial ferric. )
Saratoga, N. Y., July 10. Competitive
drills were the feature of this, tha third
day of the triennial conclave of Knights
Templars. With waving plumes and
clanking swords the bands of gallant
knights met in the field of honor and
drilled before youth and beauty and
brave swords at the celebrated Saratoga
race track. Though tired after the long
farad e of yeaterday, the Kaights buckled
o their task with vim and spirit sus
taining the reputation they hold for per
fect military maneuvers in the field
The pretty evolutions of the aeveral
commanderles won salvos of applause
from the great field of spectatora. All
the Masonic emblema were formed by
the Knlahta on the field, and cheer
after cheer rang out aa the gallant
bands evolved crones, trlanglea and
echelons in rapid succession. In Con
vention hall tonight in the preaenoe of
host or pretty women and Knights in
uniform; the winning commanderles will
be presented with four handaome em
blems In token of their skill.
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Kkarwar
. PORTLAND SAFE CO., SOLE AGENTS
for Herring-Hal 1-Marvln safes and
I Manganese Steel Safe Ca's bank safes;
' SO second-hand fireproof safes and bank
safes, very cheap. See them or write
V a 4 7th at
' iTFKRTifB MANGANESE SAFES
- Large lines carried. Lock-outs opened.
Jacks, Jails, metal furniture. Both
' phones. J. E. Davis. 06 $d.
Sitka, jrttnean and way porta.
Balling p. m.
TYPEWRITERS
: BLICKENSDERFER
Agency Supplies; repi
filrfa . Slh' anil Waahlnrt
; PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
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TYPEWRITER
repalra. Raleigh
on sta
K. . . Oo.'s Xamaold.
City of Seattle
Cottage City, via Sitka.
. Jttly t, la, 89
. . 7ly 8, BO
. . .July 14, as
BAH FSAJTCXSOO BOTJTB.
Bailing 9 a. m. From Seattle.
President July 7
City of FnebU July 8
Sonoma July 13
City Office, 849 Washington t
return to his own country, whloh. h Watson va Maggie Sullivan, to enforce
aays, even now would carry out me aen-
tenoe impoaed upon mm a necaoa ago.
Several monthe ago Mol shipped from
a sailor boarding house In London on
board the Strathnairn bound for Port
land. His relatives in China he knows
nothing about. They believe him dead,
he says In hla broken English, and It la
better so for his own country he has action for damages; Sarah A. Harris vs.
been forever barred from entering, un
less it be In danger of losing his life.
RIVER TRAFFIC HEAVY
TOWEL SUPPLY
'CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB,
brush', soap. $1 per month. Portland
Laundry & Towel Supply Co, th and
Couch sta. Phone 410.
STREET PAVING
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, sidewalks and cross
ings. $14 Lumber Exchange.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
: of Portland, orriee do Worcester pik.
TRANSFER AND HAULINO
C. O. PICK OFFICE $ 1ST ST, BH-
tween Btaric ano-uaa sis.; pnone o
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
" ahlnnina.- nnmmodloua brick ware-
' fcouae with separate Iron rooms. F
and Clay -ats.
! 1 nt.SRN-nOE TRANSFER CO.
. Hanrr Roe. W. A Cleland.
" F. P. Sheascreen.
rsanaral traaafer and atoraae: aafes,
ptanos and furniture moved, packed and
- shinned. 109 Oak st Both phonea
'VAN H6RN" TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co., Inc.- Furniture and piano moving
anecialtv: storage warehouse. 40-41
rnone mam 40x0.
- a
2d st.
corner Ash.
PENINSULAR EXPRESS A BAGGAGE
Tranafer. 247 Alder st Phone Main
OREG6N TRANSFER CO., 14 N. 4TH.
Main 9. Heavy hauling ana atorage,
. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE & f RANS-
fer Co. Btoraga cZ4 Btarit. Main vi.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
i M. A. GUNST A CO..
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
- EVERDING & FARRELL, PRODUCE
' and commission merchants, 140 Front
at, Portland. Or. Phone Main 179.
' OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC-
, taring Co. -"Manufacturers of furnl
tore for the trade.. Portland, Or.
: WADHAM & CO.. WHOLESALE GRO-
cers, manuiacturers ana commission
i mercha'ts. 4th and Oak ata.
"FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
' special oraers. ituvensay a rurni
tiire factory. $07 Front at.
AtLEht & lewis, Commission and
produce -merchants, Front and Davis
ats., roriiana, cr.
WHOLESALE
CROCKERY AND
Prael, Hegele A Co., Port
al as ware.
land. Or.
' vTHE OREGON CHEESE CO. (INC.)
eggs, etc, dairy prod-
. vets bought or handled on commission.
1ZS 6th st (Bwetland bldg.), Portland,
Or.
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co, Barbers' Supplies, Barbers' Fur-
nlture. Barbere' Chalra 10th A Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Jamestown Exposition
Ho! For Astoria
OO OaT
FastSteamerTelegraph
Daily (except Thursdays). Leavee Aldet
streat dock 7 a. m.
rmom kazjt sea.
ioat racino tzaksxzf oo.'b
Steamships R0AN0KE
and GEO. W. ELDER
Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct every Thursday at $ p. m.
ticket efflce 1$$ Third, near Alder.
Phrnes M. Ill I. H YOUNG. Agsnt
Colombia River Scenery
BBaUllTOB XJITB STBAKSmS.
Dally aentas batwaea Portland and The
Dalles, except Boeder, teaTtag Port la ad at
Te.ni, arrlrlBf anoat 0 p. m, eairybig
fralgbt ana patMorara. Spleaitld aeeoBmoda
tlona tor ootllta and llwtock.
Doek font ot Alder at., Portland; tout of
Court at.. Th Da Ilea. Phona Main 91. Portlaad.
Mexican
Upper Columbia Presses New Boats
Into Service.
Trafflo In the upper river regions
continues heavy during the summer
months and the growth of business and
cargoes in that section is shown by the
number of boats operating In connection
with new vessels which have been
prensed Into service.
The steamer Norma, owped by Jacob
Kamm of Portland. which has been
operating between C'elllo and Alnsworth
is now running to Rlparia to accommo
date traffic. It is being used as a con
struction boat by the Portland A Seattle
Railway company. The ateamer Yakima,
owned by a railroad construction com
pany. Is operating between Alnsworth
and Rlparia snd the steamer Rough,
which Is being built by Dan Meld a at
Alnsworth. will operate between Lewis-
ton and Asotin.
The Matta C. Hoover is running be-1
tween Kennewlck and Hoover and the I
steamer Relief, the Open River Trans- ,
rtatlon company's boat. Is handling
trnc Detween ueino ana umat a.
The latter Is the only river boat doing
a commercial business, the others belna
owned by private firms. Tha Relief, al
though handling a good portion of the
up river traffic, is not receiving the
support from the shipping publlo that
it deserves.
specific performance of contract; Wil
son A Watson vs.' Henry Stuhlman,
same; Wilson A Watson vs. Elisabeth
J. Lea et al, same; Wilson & Watson
vs. Mary Lemke. same: application Of 1
John Finley to . register title vs. A. C.
Hall at al, application No. 21; Marvin
Martin et al. vs. U. B. Dickinson et al.
M. Harris, divorce; Louis Bchulti et al.
,uuu 01.11UIU Mj fni wiivjii, nam;
aaatrow vs. uuisena J. usner et ai, to
set aside deed; Percy R. Kelly va. city
of Albany, injunction; Dora E. Warner
v H Kl WarniP at al nartltlAn- T r
Weatherford at al. vs. Ann Constable,
partition; Thomas Slate et al. vs. G. W.
Slmpaon et al, partition; Eber H.
Rhodes vs. Ltnn county and Joseph
Woolbridge, writ of review; H. C. Mahon
vs. w. a. uiass et ai, injunction: Mrs.
C. A. Cummlnxs vs. W W. Craft and
Lydla Craft foreclosure of mortgage;
application of Mary Belle Elklos va all
whom It may concern, toreglster title
to land; application of William M.
Brown vs. C. H. Ralston et a, to regis
ter title to and; Lewis F. Kelly vs.
Rosa Kelly, divorce; Anna M. McDanlel
and L. F. McDanlel vs. Lucien M. Buck-
num et al, partition; Lydla V. Craft va.
W. W. Craft, divorce; C. E Vanderpool
L0UISV1XLE MAN IS
KILLED BY CYCLONE
(Journal Special Service.)
Loulsvi..e. Ky, July 10. Wind blow
ing 80 miles an hour created havoo In
this city yesterday, killing Frank Leh
man and injuring a number of otbera
Lehman waa killed by a falling cornice.
The property loss is estimated at $260.-
000.
Great Excitement!
Reed-French demonstration sale.
page 6.
TOM LAWS0N
(Continued from Page One.)
See
has been hesitatlnar to admit hia newly
formed connection and hla advertise
ments until yesterday left tha fact in
doubt, in today's proclamation Lawson
urges the publio to buy St Paul railroad
ia junaigai
says plainly
and Amalgamated Copper stocks, and he
Both companies are controlled and
managed by William Rockefeller and
Henry H. Rogers." He praises Roarers
aa the "ablest alt-round financier in the
world," and Rockefeller as one who la
up to his Ideal of a "good, wholesome
vb. Effeland Vanderpool, divorce; George I man' mad ln th" Image of his God."
Dow vs. Minnie E. Dow. divorce: Frank Liw.?on ' ome1wht P'ok-'.ln th'
LEASE WESTPORT DOCK
Mustang Liniment
Goes qalokly to tha
very oore of tha
dlaeaae and stops
tha most deep-set,
xoruelatlng pains
almost Instantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Cures every ailment
of Man or Beast
that a good, honest
Liniment oan euro.
Mono better,
Hons so good.
Aberdeen Commissioners Fix Charges
for Ensuing Year.
? (Special Dispatch to The Journal)
Aberdeen, July 10. The county com
missioners have turned the dock at
Westport over to the Westport Dock
company, which has leased it from the
county on a 15-y ear's lease, binding itself
to keep It in repair for that time. The
commissioners fixed a schedule of
charges for dockage for the year to
come.
FLEET TIES UP
Mcoung vs. Anna Mcciung, divorce;
Aioeruna Knesei va Mans F. w.
Krlesel, divorce; Ruth Boggs vs. Henry
aogga, divorce; Lewis a. Marsters vs
Olive E. Marsters, divorce; Merchants'
Havings A Trust company, a corpora
tlon. vs. J. B. Tlllotson et al.. for.
closure of mortgage; Frank Klernan vs.
jnmes a. Stearns, foreclosure of mort
gage; application of Charles W. Gibson
vs. Alex rower et al, to reglater title
Margaret a. rencn vs. oeorge
French, clvorce: S. H. Walden va. Ed
ward Walden, divorce; application of
William R. Brenner vs. Emma A. Watta
et ai.. to register title to land: H. W.
Sf.ttlemlre and Lydla Settlemlre ts. R.
u. canning et al, partition.
Dullness of Lumber Trade Affects
Aberdeen Shipping.
(Journal Special Service.)
Aberdeen. Wash., July 10. An un
usually large fleet of veasels for this
season Is now in port, but not all of
them have charters. It Is reported on
food authority that some of them will
le up for a time and wait further
orders. The dullness in the lumber trade
Is affecting the ship chandlers, who say
mat oniy tnone articles tnat are anso
lutely necessary are now being bought
Dy me captains and owners.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
rella, fror: San Francisco. Arrived down
at 6 p. m., tug Samson.
Yokohama, July 0. Sailed July
German steamer Nlcomedla, for Port
land.
Shanghai, July 9. Arrived previously
j-srmsn steamer Btratnciyae, rrom FOrt
land.
8an Francisco, July 9. Sailed at 12
noon, steamer Atlas, for Portland, and
tug Dauntless, lor Columbia river.
Astoria, July 10. Condition of the
bar at 8 a. m, smooth; wind northwest
it mues; weatner ciouay.
Tides at Astoria Today High water,
0:16 a. m, 8.7 feet; 1:87 p. m, .8 feet
Low water, 7:21 a. m, 0.5 feet; 6:14
m, 2.7 feet
SWEET FEAGRANCE
(Continued from Page One.)
LOW RATES
AUGUST , 9,
4
1SV 13.
r Chicago . and ' return. $71.60.
St Louis and return, $S7.60
- ' St Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, Supe
rior, Winnipeg and. Port Arthur and re
turn. $o. ...:. V.V." -V ,
3 TRAINS DAILY3
For tickets, sleeping car reservations
and additional information,-call on or
. address H. DICKSON. C P. & T. A.
. . 123 txx&s ax roxnin, ox.
Telephones: Main C$0. Horns A-t28(,
Always Bay
rCollarsV
M "tmsv ooerr eaaoa so ooioa" n
1 Have -LIB OCOBD" eyelet bntlonbolea.
II Kaay to button. Strong to hold. I J
It OIO.I.IOt 00, Makara TMOV.N. V. I J
' CRANSTOM ? J J
PcrsianllervaEssonco
RKSTOBKS VITiUTY-H.T. earrt tbosaaads
?hJT.. i tT? '" ,QJ iaoBta.
They clear the brats, strengthen tue Circulation,
",'5 a t r" " ,n,Prt nss-oerlt
rlso to tba wbela bain. An dniM 'amt,
topped permaneBtlr. $1.00 pr boa, Miea.
rrl.trad to o, foB(! u,,
sealed. Book free. Partita sled. Co, SSS
Arcs St, PblUaelpbla. sold i. cwti.na i.
Jby Woodward, Clark Oo. v
The American steamer Lyra, 8,616
tons, nas teen chartered by the Port-
land Lumber company to load lumber
ror Panama. The vessel is now at Seat
tle.
The board of directors of the Open
river Transportation company will hold
a business meeting this week, the date
as yet not beln definitely determined.
This will be the first meeting since the
steamer j. in. real went into commis
sion on the Columbia.
The Japanese steamer Manshu Maru,
mucu hub own in port ror some time,
will soon be ready to clear for Yoko
hama. She has taken on board 17,726
barrels of flour and 600,000 feet of lum
ber, all consigned to Japanese porta,
and is expected,to clear this port to
morrow. .The steamer Mountain Gem began'4
erating yesta-day between Alnsworth,
at the mouth of th Snake river, and
Priest Rapids, a distance of 7$ miles.
The boat Is being used exclusively by
the Hanford Irrigation company, which
is Irrigating a segregation of land on
the east bank of the river. The Open
River Transportation company used ner
last year between Celilo and Kennewlck.
The local traffic ln that region, which
Is extremely heavy, is being handled hv
W. JU Toed.
The Alliance sails toniaht with a rn
cargo and full passenger list for Coos
bay.
The Redondo Is due tomorrow from
Puget sound, where she has been load
ing Hue for Portland firms.
MARINE NOTES
" aaaa
Ran Francisco. July 10. A
steamer Thomaa L. Wand, from Colum
bia river. Sailed at 1$ noon, ateamer
Columbia, for Portland.
Aatorla, July 9. Left up at 12:20 p.
m, steamer Argyll. Arrived at l:$o
and left up at 4:30 p. m., steamer Au-
talnly like a breath of cool spring to
step Into the corridors after leaving
the hot July street below. The elevator
cages were covered with greens from the
woods, and Oregon grape, fragrant cedar
ana nr oougns, ana nuiry ocean spray
mingled prottlly.
The tables representing the divisions
into wnicn tne acnoois were divided ror
convenience In awarding prizes, were
covered with white cloths and adorned
with graceful -fronds of sword, fsrn. The
various dowis oi sweet peas were ar
ranged i no uioiea uy ino cvmnuuefl.
although the Individual arrangement of
each exhibit was not changed In the
alightest manner, even to changing from
a nicKie jar to a water glass.
The sweet peas showed good work on
the part of the little gardeners. One
of the largest exhibits, a beautiful boa
quet of large white peas with long green
tenants mixea in, was raisea entirely Dy
little li-year-oid giri who aid an ner
work even to the digging up and cultl
vatin of the around. Some of the bou
quets were arranged with reference to
colors and only those of harmonising
tints ln pink and red or in lavender
and purple had been picked. Others
combined all the natural colors of the
Diossoms.
some were arrangea witn asparagus
fern or maidenhair brought from tha
woods, to separate the blossoms which
have so little foliage to uo this task.
Others were arranged tightly together
In one unbroken mass of flowers. The
Individuality of the exhibitors was of
ten shown in tne arrangement or tna
fin wars. And some had made their ex
Mbltar mora attractive by decorating the
baskets that held tne iiowera witn gauy
colored ribbon to match the flowers.
Compliments Ware Many.
Many neoole called to see the exhibit
snd many compliments- were passed on
the children's work. The plan waa In
augurated only a year ago and this Is
the second annual exhibit In the fall
after school reopens there will be a
similar exhibit for the , boys showing
the potatoes and popcorn they have
raised, and another for the girls showing
"e asters. ,, ,- .
The cnuaren nave ranen in witn r.
Robinson's plan with enthusiasm and
many more undertook the work this
year than last Some of tha school,
children were present this . afternoon
with broad smiles of ownership on
their faces and their evident delight In
their own handiwork as well as In the
beautiful flowers before them wasc
advertisement, bo rar tne public does
not appear to nave Ditten at iawson'
promise of a great rise ln prices of
these stocks.
Preferred Stock Canned floods.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
FOBQED CHECKS
(Continued from Pe Ona)
dent and ln order to rfet money to pay
the bills, forged these checka I waa
married last September and have an In
fant son that was born onlv last month,
"When I realized the seriousness of
what I had done, I tried to earn money
to repay wnat i naa ootainea, out had
not succeeded when I was arrested.
Wiley said he waa 80 years of age
and naa never Deen in trouble before.
His wife Is now living with a cousin ln
California. She had tried to go to work
to help repay the money secured by the
forged checks, said Wiley, but was so
weaK mat sne couia not worn.
Judge Sears sentenced Wiley to an In
determinate period of not less than two
nor more tnan zv years in tna penlten
nary.
"Half oast seven"
history.
will go down in
"Half past seven" will surprise you.
"Half past seven." Walt and sea.
ZIONISTS PLANNING
TO MEET AT HAGUE
(Jonroat Special Service.)
The Hague, July 10. The session of
the International Zionist congress to be
held here next month Is expected to be
the most Important meeting In the his
tory of this organisation, which has for
its chief aim the creation of a legally
secured home for Jewish people In Pal
eatlne. The Jews throughout the world
will be represented at the congress. Del
egations from the Federation of Amer.
lean Zionists will have a prominent cart
ln the meeting. One of the reaaons for
the selection of The Hague as the meet
ing place of the congress Is believed to
be the desire of the Zionist leaders to
bring their Palestine project to the at
tention of The Hague Deace conrress
and The Hague tribunal. The congress
has fixed upon August 14 as Its opening
date, and the sessions will continue
about one week.
"Half past seven."
extraordinary.
Zt Is something
"Half past seven." Wait for it
"Half past seven." Investigate.
"Half past" seven" wilt Surprise you.
KILLS WOMAN AND
' TAKES Sis own life
(Journal Boeelal Service.)
Fort Worth, July - 10.-Charlea Bate-
man ahot and killed Joale Coleman.
fatally wounded her brother Edward and
blew off his own head today.
Idaho's Endeavor Delegation.
(Special CXapatca ' to The Journal.)
Boise. Ids.. July 10. Idaho la to have
a delegation of nearly 100 at the Chris
tian Endeavor convention at Seattle.
The delegation from Boise and vicinity.
headed by - James Ellis, president-of the
state asaociatlon, waa met at Nampa by
the delegates from Pocateilo and other
towns in southeastern Idaho, '
i
At
3 t -TimA as a rale, Cocoa n
a ai a . . 1 1
-. I "w w most aimrc-f
oatea. menousewuewno
serves Ghlrardelll's delic
ious Cocoa for the breakfast
of Tier loved ones does
much to prepare them to
meet all conditions of
wMthter. work and worn.
It lightens her own labors
also to
drink a
cna of
Ghirardelli's
Cocoa
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"Half past seven," InrestigaJkt
UWoti Pacific Bridge Site.
ana4i nianatrh ta Th loarnaLt
Aberdeen, Wash., July 10.--It Is re
ported that Major umwenaen, me gov
ernment's engineer, has at laat decided
to rrant the reouest Of the Union Pa-
clfle for Its bridge across the Chehalls
river at tne piacs oesirea.
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