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Newspaper Page TextT THE . OREGON DALY JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 21. 1007. T AFT IS HOME -7(nr OF (( THE 0 DR. KING'S GOU AND ARSE) ALL THROAT and IS. Bearing' the Gifts of the Mighty to His Boss DISEASES PREVENTS ffllOCM - COHSUC3PTI0H " Two years tgo severs cold settled oa my longs and so completely prostrated ma that X was unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then waa adrlsed to try Dr. King's New Dtscortry, and after using one bottle I went back to work, aa well aa I erer was." W. J. ATKJJTS, Banner Springs, Teas. PRICE 50c AND $1.00 SOLD AND GUARANTEED DY X SKIDMORE DRUG CO. NEWS FORECAST OF TlfE COMIXU WEEK PLEASES TUG HEN 10 SEESfS SAIL Large Windjammers Enter Columbia River With out Assistance. PILOTS STEER CRAFT WITHOUT DIFFICULTY British Ship Walden Abbey Com pletes Tedious Voyage From New- castle, England, With Cargo of General Merchandise. After having waited In vain for eev eral hours for a tug to come out and tow him In, Pilot Anderson yesterday alied the British ship Walden Abbey into the bay off Astoria. The entrance to the river was rough and a tremen dous comber boarded the vessel and nearly swept the captain and two sail ors overboard. The steering gear was slightly damaged. The Walden Abbey wns 216 days out from Newcastle, Kngland, with Keneral cargo consigned to liulfour, Guthrie & Co.. and her skipper, Captain Campbell, was anxious to gel In, and he wns therefore pleased when Pilot Anderson suggested to wait no longer for th tug but sail in. The wind was fairly favorable and the big windjammer made the run about as quickly as had Bhe been dragging in the wake of one of the tugs. Much Indignation is being expressed in shipping circles because of vessels having to sail in when two tugs are supposed to be at the mouth of the river for the purpose of towing them. The Walden Abbey is the second large! winajammer to bhij in during tne past few days because the tug failed to come out and it is declared that an explanation from the tug men Should V forthcoming. They failed to go after the British bark Castor and as a result It is feared that she has foundered with all on board. If such turns out to be the caso then drastic measures will in all prob ability be taken to have the service at the mouth of the river renovated at once, since the missing vessel has been close enough to the bar upon several occasions to have been entitled to at tention from the tug men. Coasting schooners quite often sail in 'because their skippers dislike waiting outside for the fug which might or might not show up. a The sailing of these large windjam mers In over the baroes to show the channel to be In good condition. HEAVY STORM AGAIN. off the bar. At North Head the wind gained a velocity of 64 miles an hour and It is not known here how hard It blew at Tatoosh because the wire to the Island went down during the early part of the evening. The British bark Castor Is still mis sing, but now that the wind has veered around to the north, she should show up soon If the recent gales drove tier far from the mouth of the river. Up till this time most of the gnles have come from the southeast and with them It would have been slow work to bring her bark to the river. Captain Donald Campbell, overlooker for the line of which the Cantor be longs, is still hopeful that the bark will put In an appearance In good shape and lie declines to ask that a govern ment vessel be sent in search for her. He contends the vessel will come In all right If afloat. Numantla, .Feb. 16 NOTICE TO MAIUXERS. Blow Comes From North and Shonld Aid Bark Castor. Another storra swept over th ocean last night and stirred up a rough sea Tarry Passage, British Columbia, Open to Navigation. Captain F. Lenrmont, R. N., of his matestys ship Kgerla reports that the navigation of Parry Passage, British Columbia., from either direction pass ing southward of Lucy Island presents no difficulties and is suitable for the largest vessels, depth In mid-channel being everywhere 20 fathoms. The passage to the northward of Luev Island passing close to the village of llenslung on North Island Is free of dunirers for small vessels, the lenst depth being three fathoms at low water SDrlngs in mm-cnannei immediately southward of the south extreme of North Island. It Is also reported that (Jammon shoa buoy No. 2, moored In the entrance-to Ran Dtogo harbor. California, has been moved about EtlO feet southeastward from 'ts former position. XT . . ' n 1 iUtm fifflift hlVfl ho.n 1. sued by John McNulty. nautical expprt In charge of the local branch hydro graphic office. REPAIRS AT ASTORIA. British Bark Rajore Not Seriously Injured in Storm. (Special D!nDt-h to Ttai Jnnrnsl. ) Astoria. Or.. Dec. 21. The Drltlsh shirt Rajore was yesterday towed to an chorage opposite the city front, where she Is to have her , damaged steering ear and oort repaireo. me Astoria iron vt orss nas receivea the contract for the work. The leak age through tne smiting or ine cargo did not amount to much as only about two tons of grain showed injury. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Bemtlar liners Due to Arrive. CoPta Ricn. San Francisco Dec. 2! Arabia, crlent Dec. 22 a. W. Elder San Pedro and way. .Dec. 24 Alliance. Coos Ray nee. Brenkwater, Coos nay..... Dec. 2S Senator, Ssn Francisco Dec. 2R Hanalel. San Francisco Dec. 31 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.. Dec. 31 Alesla orient ...Dec. 30 Nlcomedla, orient ..Ian. IS Numantla orient Feb. 16 Jtegular Liners to D opart. Alliance. Coos Bay Dec. 21 Breakwater, San Francisco Dec. 21 Northland, San Francisco Dec. 24 Cosfa Rica. San Francisco. ..... Dec. 25 Geo. W. Rider, San Francisco. .. Dec. 21 Arabia, orient Dec. 30 Senator. San Francisco... Dec. 31 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.... Jan. 2 Hanalel. San Francisco Jan. Nlcomedla. orient Jnn. It Alesla. orient eb. 1 , . San Francisco ..San Francisco . .San Francisco Callao Redondo .San Francisco .San Francisco KEEP YOUR MONEY I IN OREGON T7o BS yK e1 " . - -THp POLICYHOLDERS' COMPANY BEST f?OR OR BOON IAN S . HOME OFFICE, Corner Sixth andAnkeny Streets; PORTLAND, OR. a, n. vrr.x- i . x. BAmrrs. . . x . cxakbkcb s. SAifrxri . , - .cneral tiana?er. -, Assistant Manager, orient Veaiela in Fort, St Nicholas, Am. sb Astoria Berlin, Am. sh Gobi Port Patrick, Br. sh Elevator Annie M. Campbell, Am. sen. Tongue 1JL Claverdon, Br. sh U. & C lames A. Garfield. Am. sch. .. .Astoria Paramtta. Am. bk. Llnnton Versailles, Fr. bk.. Stream Martha Roux, Fr. bk Mersey MUtonburn, Br. bk.. Victoria Dolphins Thiers, Fr. sch Soumern Pacific Ostara, Gor. bk Montgomery No. i Crlllon. Fr. bk Albina Henry VII lard, Am. sh Stream Europe. Fr. bk Greenwich Omr-ga, Am. sch Astoria Duchalburn, Br. ss Elevator Olenstrae, Br. ss Astoria Schubeck, Ger. bk Irving Acme. Am. ship Portland L.br. Co. Windsor Park, Br. bk Elevator Strathgryfe. Br. bk Banflelds Carnarvon Bay, Br. ship. Columbia No. 2 Buccleucn, Br. ship Columbia No. 1 Alliance, Ar. ss Couch street Sullv Br. bk Stream largo Bay, Br. bk Mill street Kugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .... .Stream UlenuKan. Br. ss Stream Gladys. Br. bk Banflelds Strat hendrlrk. Br. ss .. Columbia No. 2 Valdlvia, Br. ss O. R. & N. Albina Elgin. Br. ss Oceanic Strathord. Br. ss N. P. Lumber Co. Alvena. Am sch Westport Oakland, Am. sch Knnppton Buffon, Fr. bk Stream Hcrm, Nor. ss Mersey Vllle to Mulhouse. Fr. bk Stream Breakwater. Am. ss Oak street Walden Abbey. Br. ship Astoria Clackmannanshire. Br. ship ....Astoria En Bouts to lKad Lumbor Excelsior. Am. ss San Francisco Compeer. Am. sch San Francisco F. S. Loop. Am. sir San Francisco J. Marhoffer. Am. schr...San Francisco Hyades, Am. ss St. Helens. Am. ss F. E. Sanders, Am. sch. Echo. Am. bktn King Cyrus, Am. sch... Glendale, Am. sch J. M. r.rlfflth. Am. bktn Alice MacDonald. Am. sch Redondo Yospmtte. Am. s San Francisco R. D. Inmnn, Am. ss San Pedro Salvator. Am. sch Redondo Svea, Am. ss .San Francisco En Koute Wltli Cement and General. Brenn. Fr. bk Hull Vllle da Mulhouse. Fr. bk Antwerp Ouethary, Fr. bk Antwerp Pierri Lotl, Fr. bk. Antwerp Gleoesslln, Br. sh Antwern General de Boisdeffre. Fr. bk. ..London General de NeKriery.Fr. bk. London Bayard. Fr. bk. .. Antwerp Ville de DIJon. Fr. bk. Antwerp Alice Marie, Fr. bk Antwerp Eugene Rergallne. Fr. bk. ....Antwerp H. Haekfleld. Or. bk. Honolulu Arctic Stream. Br. sh Rotterdam Crown of India, Br. bk. Antwerp Cornll Bart. Fr. bk Antwerp Jules Gommes; Fr. bk Rotterdam Edward Detallle. Fr. bk. Antwerp Emllle Galllne, Fr. bk London Ernest Legouve. Fr. bk. Antwerp Aberfoyle, Br. sh Antwerp Edmund Kostad. Fr. bk London Emanuele Accame, It bk Hamburg Casslus, Br. ship Antwerp Coal Ships En Route. Belen, Fr. Dk Newcastle, A. Willscott Am. bk Newcastle, A. Ardencraig. Br. bk Newcastle, A. Castle Rock. Br. sh Sydney. A. Emily Herd, Am. sn Newcastle. A. Ancalos, Br. sh Newcastle. A. Brodick Castle. Br. eh. .. .Newcastle, A. Call'.ina, Br. bk Newcastle. A. Lariflwrnore, Br. sh Newc:ij!tle, A. Mlniloto. Am sch .. Newcastle, N. 8. W. Agnes Oswald, Br. sh.... Newcastle. A. Hatumet. Br. ss Newcastle, A. Tramp Steamers En Boat. Strathtilian. Br. ss. .. .Vancouver, B. C Goto Maru, Jap. as San Francisco Cralghall. Br. as ban Francisco Riverdale, Br. Orient River Forth, Br. se Ban Tanclsco Minerva, Nor. ss San 1-ranclsco St Hugo. Br. ss Motienao Suncari. Russ. Quaymas Hamilton, Br. ss San Francisco Ha Id is. Nor. as. Seattle Sommerstad. Nor. ss San Francisco Halvavd, Nor. ss Puget sound Tungus. Nor. ss ..Puget sound Germanlcus. Ger. ss San Francisco St. Egbert. Br. ss Puget sound Huttonwood, tir. ss Ban f rancisco En Soute la Ballast to Load Orals. Celtic Jhief. Br. sh.......... Honolulu Castor. Br. sh-. V-ilparaisc Alsterkamp, Ger. sh Caieta Colosa A mason. Ar. bk......i.. Mollendo Alexander Black. Br. bk.... Ban Diego Clan Buchanan, Br ah. ...Santa Rosalia Elginaturv Br. bk..,,.,.. Caldera Charles Gounod. Fr. bk..8an Francisco Armen. Fr. bk San Francisco Lady Woolseley. Br. bk. .. .Caieta. Buena Carabusdoon. Br. ah ..... . .Calota Colosa Earl of Dunsroore, Br. an Callao Cloch. Br. bk Taltal Wayfarer, Br. sh, Valparaiso Nordsee. Ger. ah Callao Annre Theodore, Ft. bk...San Francisco Jordanhlll, Br. sch Valparaiso Oil Steamer Enron t. Atlas, Am. ss San Francisco ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Alliance leaves for Coos Bay this evening. The French bark Buffon wljl be in the harbor this afternoon. The British steamer Valdlvia was shifted to the Albina dock this morning. Chief Officer Owen of the steamer Breakwater has resigned and will leave for Baltimore this evening to visit with his relatives there. The steamer Breakwater leaves for Coos Bay this evening. The British bark Gladys began dis charging ballast at Banflelds dock this morning. The Oerman bark Ostara cleared last nignt ror tne I'm ted Kingdom llfi.963 bushels of wheat, valuer! 103,600. rlth at MARINE NOTES Arrived down at steamer George m., steamer Lan- Astoria. , Dec. 21- 10:40 Inst night. Loomls; at 11:30 p. sing. San Pedro. Dec. 21 Sailed Dec. 19. steamer R. ). InmanV for Portland. Redondo. Dec. 20 Arrived, schooner Salvator. from Columbia river. San Francisco, Dec. 20 Arrived, schooner Omega, from Astoria, Sailed at noon, steamer Costa Rica for Port land. Newcastle. A.. Dec. 20 Sailed yester day. British ship Larglemore, for Port land. Astoria, Dec. 21 Condition of the bar at 8 a. m., obscured; wind, north 2 miles; weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria today High water, 2:1 a. m.. 6.8 feet; 1:31 p. m. S.7 feet. Low water. 7:64 a. m., 3.6 feet; 8:46 p. m.. 0.4 feet. (United Press Leased Wire ) Washington, Dec. ii. Wash ington Is now at the high tide of the Christmas season, and there will be little doing In the way of official business during the coming week. Some of the members of congress are leaving the capital to spend the holidays at their homes, but by fsr the larger majority will remain In the city. The proportion remain ing here is much larger than In former years, a fact which la probably due In no inconsiderable measure to the cutting off of free railroad passes. It will be a merry Christmas at the White House, where the president and Mrs. Roosevelt will be surrounded by all their family. There will be Interest ing celebrations also at the dif ferent embassies and legations, especially those where there are children. The officers and bluejackets of the great American battleship fleet now on Its way to the Pa cific will spend Christmas at Trinidad. The vessels are due to reach the Island oa the day before Christmas, and will re main there four or five days. Christmas week will be marked by the usual large number of teachers' conventions to be held throughout the country. The largest and most Important of these gatherings will be that of the Southern Educational associ ation to be held In Lexington, Kentucky. The annual show of the Im porters' Automobile Salon, given over to motor cars of foreign manufacture, will open Saturday In Madison Square gardn, New York, and continue through the following wook. l u vn rriii Di i a GREEKS IN SCHOOL AT PENDLETON FACES CHARGES OF STEALING HORSES (Special Plapstcb to Th Journal.) Pendleton, Or.. Dec. 21 Robert Plx- ler, an alleged horsethlef who has been sought for over a year, has Just been landed In the Umatilla countv Jail He was captured at North Yakima. Washington. Plxler Is charirnrl with having stolen a horse from ntfh:irl Jones of Echo. At the time of the theft a description of Plxler was secured and since then a lookout for the man has been maintained by Sheriff Tavlor of this county. He Is also wanted by Sheriff Chllders charge of stealing a horse from a man at Kameia. (Special Dlapstcb to Tbs Journal.) Pendleton, Or.. Dec. 21 The oriental question has reached Pendleton public schools and without a word of protest from parents, pupils or teachers, three Greek boy have been admitted to the east end public school, where they are beginning a course in tne primary grade. Their names are Gust Dell ireans age 19; Tom Knrdofoontas, age 16, and John Strabls, age 18. The two latter cannot speak a word of English. They have been employed on a grading earn near the city but expect to attend school during the winter In hopes of acquiring a knowledge of English. Sev eral adults have also applied for admis sion but so far have not been admitted to the schools. WOODMEN OUT FOR THREE HUNDRED MORE eg-on nlng (Special Dl'piitcb to Tb Jnnrnsl.) Pendleton. Dec. 21 Eastern Ore; Woodmen of the World are plann a big membership campaign and Organ izer A. G. Saunders of San Francisco has arrived here to initiate the cam paign In Pendleton camp Monday night All the camps of Umatilla county will Join In a monster initiation here in Feb ruary, when It is hoped to take 300 new members Into the order. There are six camps in Umatilla county with a total membership of 900. . PILES CVSED IH C TO 14 SAYS. PaZO OINTMENT I guiiranteed to cur. nr exae of Iteblng. Blind. Bleeding or Prntrudlnir Pllea In 6 to 14 days or money tornnrir-d. fin. The antiseptic qualities of Mexican Mustang Liniment Biff Oaks Rink. There will be a grand march at the Oaks rink tonight at 9:80. Open Sun day morning, 9:30 a. m., with contin uous sKaiing an ariernoon and eve ning. Spend a pleasant day at the big Oaks rink tomorrow where all Is comfortable amid the crowds. Monday nigni society nignt; cnristmas night a nig surprise: New Year's eve a grand masquerade skating carnival. Skate the old year out at the big Oaks rink. Spe cial matinee every afternoon for scnool children. Courteous and careful atten tion paid to children at all times at the Oaks rink. Learn to skate now before the after holiday rush. Cars every 10 minutes direct to rink. The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought, and which has been in use for oyer 80 years, has borne the signature of and has been made nnder his per frf-f-f- sonal supervision since its Infancy. Mc4&l Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeit, Imitations and" Just-a-good'are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is rieasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cares Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the , Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. th aenrswa oommny. rt sunui btct. new toss err BrauErauEaWSxaESiiiEBEUuuuMra Home Decor aiino it not a difficult matter when jroa use HOR-E-LAC THE ORIENTAL WOOD FIKISB A combination of moat durable Vaf' nlsh and Stains for Interior Woo4 Work, Floors, Furniture, etc, THE BIG PAINT STORE a jj nss I Fisher, TksenS Co. FRONT AND MORRISON STS. S BassomaraBaBBaaBamBBBasBsiiaisaBiBssxsssxsszzss GO A insure its bctnir the best for use in all cases of It expels all dangerous and foreign matter be fore beginning to heal the wound. Inflamma- tion is kept down and the LUrriS injured pdrts rendered q I painless. It soothes and oCciluS relieves promptly and Cuts p09- " $ Insist on getting what Hfld alii Jou as for aubstitutes disappoint. Open Sores. tjt, joc aad $i. per bottle. ' ALASKANS TO INVITE -RULERS TO VISIT (United Pren Loaard Wire.) Dawson. Yukon, Dec. 21. Camp Daw son no. or tne Arctic urotnerhood at Its last meeting voted U send a dele gate from Dawson direct to Ottawa and Washington, District of Columbia, to convey to Oovernor-Genera! Earl Gray. President Roosevelt and Premier Lau- rler tne Invitations of the Arctic Broth ernood to visit Yukon and Alaska during the y?ar of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. The camp unanimously chose Past Arctic Chief Harry Landahl for the delegate. . ., , .. Special Price on our good coal for a short time onljr j $7.00 per Ton C.O.D. BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS DOWN F. B. Jones & Co. BAST 7 B 1771 New Restaurateur. ; (Spfofal Plapaf-fc te "Toe Journal.) Pendleton, Or., Dec Jl 3. M. Carey, a well-known -dining car conductor on th. pndlton-nnkane . run baa nur- : For a&lc bj all Dragxbta. i chased the St. rtleorire restaurant and will open It pumiay morning. m nas secured a lease of tbe location from PORTLAND, OR. SnropMua Kaa Modem Baataasaat. " PORTLAND .MM COST OVM XCbUOX VOIXM Headquarters for Totuists and Cobs. tnerolal Tr.v.Ura. Special rates md to families and single gnt!mn. The management will be plesssd t all times to show rooms . and r,v prices. A mo4'-rn Turkish rssh es tablishment in t:.e hotel. . K. O. Forl, I -. George' Darveau. proprietor of the St. noiei, ana nas purcunsra Oeo-ne restaurant Fontaine. equipment from , Oua the LA : Firebug at Walla Walla. Walla Wallai Vash.. Dec.' Jl. A fire evlduiitly if ivni:ary origin, destroy 1 the fine barn together with tr-e f.iiii1'f horse, cow, 40 ml.-kn.s an l Mher pr:; -erty, Of F. it. Lemmt-r, J,;t at Cf f 1 city, yesterday. Tl-.e 1 ' 1 tt.W, BO .Insurance. T-'-" ' v - ' i i . 3 8