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THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY - EVENING, ; FEBRUARY ' 6. 1903.'
BIG FLEET COMES
RISING SI
4 - U-trm-
I Oriental liner Alesia Among
I s Arrivals at Mouth of
f " . the Columbia.
CAMBRIAN KING IN
FOB LUMBER CARGO
Master Archie Both, boy soprano; Fred
Young.tenori Lloyd, Broed, baritone;
w. j. reck, accompanist, - . ;
IX PATIIOP UNKRS.
-SaBBaa-
Charred Hulk of St. Cuthbert t? Be
Unite Free Lud Wire.!
New York. Feb. Maritime circlet
aru greatly agitated over a report tit
the hull of the steamer St CuUibkrt,
whlrh was burned to lb water' Mara, la
drifting directly in the path of all
coastwise and trana-Attantlo traffla.
Requests will be made at Washington to
have warships dlsDatched to find and
Ink the bulk.
MARINE IXTELliGEXCE.
meralar Users Dae to Arrive.
Alliance, Coos Bay. ...Feb, 8
nreaawaier, coos Bay rto.
Kanalet, Ban Francisco Feb. t
Raa CWv Han SVannlaoA IT.h 11
French Bark Le Perouse Make Faat Roanoke, 8 an Pedro and way Feb. 11
v.. tt. juupr. pun rwiro mu wey.rru. jo
tiger skins soon
THING OF PAST,
London- Taxidermist Says 10
Bengal Furs as I8
Year's Total Output.
Bus From Golden Gate to Colum
bia Hirer, Covering Distance in
Five Day.
" Two aUara schooners, two big ocean
' freighters, a square rigger and a four
; masted schooner were off the mouth of
' tlie Columbia this morning- when the
" rletng aun began to throw light upon
' the breakers. It was the biggest bunch
w of shipping In sight for aome time.
' The ocean freighters proved to be the
British steamer Cambrian King from
m jurs ana uj ui -
' 4 of the Portland Aslatio Una front the
orient Tbe steam schooners were the
t Tosemlte and Daisy Freeman, both
" from California porta, and the square
: rlacer was LA perouae, in buihi i
i Baa Franciaoo.
Senator, San Francisco Feb. 18
Numantla, orient., Feb. St
Alesia, orient .June 1
Arabia, orient - April 1
Nlcomedla, orient May 1
Bernlar Xdar to Depart.
Geo. W. Elder. San Francisco Feb.
Alliance, Coos Bay Feb. 10
Nlcomedla, orient
Breakwater, San Francisco. . .
Hanalel. San Francisco
Roanoke. San Pedro and way..
Hose City, San Francisco ....
Senator, San Franclaco
Numantla, orient..
Alesia, orient
.Feb. 10
..Feb. 13
..Feb. It
..Feb. 1J
..Feb. 14
.Feb. 21
.Maroh 1
. Feb. 20
The fore and aft rigged
four master turned out to be the Alvena iGuethary, jr bk
Arabia orient
Teasels la Fork,
St Nicholas, Am. ah. Astoria
Berlin. Am. ah Ooble
Veraalllea. Fr. bk Columbia No. 1
Henry Vlllard. Am. sii St. Johns
Anna. Am. alilp Dolphins
Buff on. Fr. bk Montcomer No. 1
vine de Xfulhouae, Fr. bk. .. .Greenwich
walden Abbey. Br. ship Centennial
U.inJn
- The French windjammer made a repu
' tation for herself by covering the dis
tance from San Francisco to Aatorla In
five days, little longer than steamboat
time. She left tbe Golden Gate on the
evanlng of January 81, and fell Into the
strong southerly breeses immediately
upon getting far enough out to get un
der canvas. She comes here to load
wheat for Europe.
Tbe Cambrian King comes under char
ter to load lumber lor Melbourne. Aus
tralia. She took on a half cargo of
redwood at Eureka, and Will finish with
fir at the mllla of the Tongue Point
Lumber company near Astoria. The en
tire cargo will measure about 3,100,009
f7 , , i . i M
f. in ononiai liner itk
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Bavard. Fr. bk
Irene. Am. aa
General Bolsdeffre, Fr
Province, Br. bk
Vllle de TAion, Fr. bk..
Pierre Lotl, Fr. bk
Bessie Dollar, Br. ss.
Nordsee, Uer. bk. ....
Luaon. A. sch
Nlcomedla, Ger. ss .' . . . .
Nal. Ger. bk
Tweeddale, Br. ss
St Helena, Am. sa ...
Haidia. Nor. as. ..
St. Egbert. Br. sa.
Mortlake. Br. ss
r noon, and will be at Montgomery dock Alexander Black. Br. bk On way u
' late tonight to dlacharge her Inward Virginia, Am. sch On way u
T cargo. She brings among other freight John A. Campbell, Am. sch Astori
- a large consignment of fire crackers Tosemlte. Am. ss Ralnle
j for shipment easi. wun me arrival ui
" the Alesia there will be two oriental
r. llaera In the harbor, the Nlcomedla be
V; In at tbe mills of the Eastern West-
ern Lumber company loading lumber.
Flour shipments for the orient are
? llaht these days, and It Is probable that
m-- the Aleaia will take out a considerable
. quantity of lumber,
Northland, Am. ss Portland Lbr. Co.
Orvfevale. Br. sa E. A W. mills
Arctic Stream. Br. ss Astoria
George W. Elder. Am. ss Martina
Alexander Black. Br. bk On way up
D
orio
er
Daisy Freeman. Am. aa Astoria
Cambrian King, Br. ss Tongue Point
Aieaia, uer. ss Montgomery No. 1
De Perouae. Ff. bk Aatorla
Alvena. Am. sch Astoria
Za Boat to XiOaa Zi amber,
F. E. Sanders, Am. sen.... San Franclaco
Echo, am, bktn.ex ..Callao
Bengal tiger skins. In demand every-I
where, admired by all and wnicn ara
usually worth several hundred dollars
at the least, are gradually but surely be-
comlna hourehold adornments of the
past. The skin of the tawny Hon. too.
which has been much sought and for
which enormous prices have, been paid
bv the idle rich, and io aome cases by
the lnduatrlous wealthy aa well, are fo-
In tint nf aflatence.
The scarcity of the animals of the
forest of Wild and uncivilised coun
tries is becoming mora an mora in evl
i.ence ns ina Hint . lint, uii, mu mvum
the next five or six years It will be I
met n v IniDOanlbla to. DUrchaae tne
lde of either a Bengal tiger or a Hon
of the much admired variety.
WW Xsalblt at Seattle.
A. O'Donnell of London, a taxidermist
and the collector of the skins of fine
-l . -- 1 - . V . . , - . . 1 .1 II. I -..it I
animuia. ai ma nvim rvruuiu, uu
. . ADrll It b llives that the dwellers of the Jungles
or soutnern Asia ana me lair.nom
are slowly but most assuredly being ex
terminated. Durlnr 1906 but It Bwngal
tiger skins which were worth mounting
were sent out to the markets of the
world. Last year the number waa even
less. Mr. O'Donnell has just come from
dwih wiiwrv II a uni 11 jnc i vi ' . .
ments to exhibit during the fair his
collection of specimens of mounted
animals and the skins of beasts from,
all parts of the world.
"Five years from now it will be al
moat lmnoealhla to buv a new Bengal
Elevator t'ar or a tawny Hon akin at any rrioe.
. 1 1 A I f V RIU ,.,va
in iv or iv years in, tiger nu iuu ium
ahlch am now all the go among the
wealthy claaaes will be practically a
thine of the Daat. Of course there wli.
be a few skins owned here and there
for many years to come, but these ani
mals are becoming so scarce teat it is
only a matter of time until their hides
ill not be in the market anywhere.
"Of courae. for many years neoi
will be able to get hold of the skins of
animals which have died in captivity.
bk
. . . . Mersey
.Greenwich
, Ooble
.Irving
Columbia No. 1
Elevator
.Stream
Stella
. E. tt W. Mill
Et Johns
Bunker
I.lnnton
Vl..
.Aouailia
St John
Port Lbr. Co,
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Why
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but these do not compare in numerous
ways with those which have been born
and killed in the jungles. There is all
iiiv uiiiririivw in wiv wuiiu in tun aui
In the locks and In the durability of
wild anlmnl skins taken from those
found in their native state snd those
which die in menageriea or circus cage
STatlves Out Off Kara,
"Do you know how to distinguish a
Bengal tiger akin from one which has
been killed by a West Indian or a white
man? Probably not But if you ever
have the opportunity Just examine the
eara When a native kill, a tiger be-
PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO
SEATTLE
ffWeiOVES AND bMBREU
LARGEST FIRM
OF THE KIND
IN AMERICA
(sCUIIi Aula, Vaitle)A iWeUJIO I f! TV II Oil m IIAWTV sIAlsll UftTJr W
JartisiTtrilll Tlw sank t7alnaMU I sliisisk tt satm sin i-kaa all i i rwi h alwav
Tt!.f?c"!r .Wv." 1 JZl I Saivator, Am. ch. Redondo cuts off the ears. He 1. aware of the
... . . " , Mainover, Am. Dktn Redondo acc mai inia oeierioraies irom me
mius irora wngg or in AnJr Mahoney. Am. sch San Pedro value of the hide on the market but he
' 6he, too, made the run up the coast in xibvn.
' double quick time. The steam schoon- F ifV,
" T.l.. mnA Vnumlt wilt ? ' tV H,
)- i , -..v. " I A. JUL. V
i, load lumber at ml us on tn lower jo
- lumbla for return cargoes.
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shows big smrriNG.
Collector of Customs Flies Summary
of Transactions for January.
4j , ..iiuai mm m vi ..iviii. mv.m i , uir. vxvuiuiva, i . kjm..
shipping, 15 vessels having cleared for Edward Detail!, Fr. bk.
foreign and 40 for domestic ports.
Russ. bk. Callao
.. n h m m n Am. .nh C . 1 . n
. wull.lllll. All,. .V,,. . U.U A 1 .HIII.Lll
A. M. Campbell. Am. sch. Redondo
Alvena, Am. sch..... Redondo
H. D. Inman. Am. sa ....San Francisco
Johan Poulaen. Am. as.... San Francisco
Za Bout With Cement and General.
Alice Maria, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Eugen Rergallne, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Crown of India, Br. ah, Antwerp
Cornll Bart, Frbk. Antwerp
juies uommea, it, ok. . . ... .Kotteraam
Antwrp
' Fifty-two vessels entered coastwise and
seven from foreign pons.
. In his summary for the month, the
collector of customs shows that collec-
tlons wore good, mora than $100,000
having been derived from duties on im
f Dorta. Between 176.000 and 180.000 has
I . been considered a good month's collec- I Clan Graham, Br. eh.
tlons until in recent times when the
; 1 100,000 seems to be a closer average.
Following is the sumnrary in detail:
k. Vessels entered from foreign ports, 7;
1 vessels cleared for foreign ports, SS;
vessels entered from domestic ports,
tt; vessels cleared for domestlo ports,
r 40: entries of merchandise for duty,
c- 177; entries of merchandise free of
t- duty, SO; entries for warehouse, II; en-
tries for export to .adjacent British
-' provinces, z; entries for rewarehouse,
I; entries from warehouse for consump
( ' tlon, 4t; entries from warehouse for ex
T portatioa, 1; entries for Immediate
i transportation without appraisement,
-'71; total number of entrlea of mer
r'chandlse, 141; entries for consumption
; i liquidated. 1(1; entries for warehouse
liquidated, II; certificates of enrollment
' ' granted. 1; licenses for coasting trade
f granted. ; lioenses to vessels under 20
v.. tons, I; total number of documents to
f vessels issued, 8; value of exports, do
mestlc, 12,371,780; foreign, 8110. Re-
eelpta from all sources .Duties . on 1m
J. port. $108,246.04; -duties on Imports,
i, '; Philippine Ulanda, $2.16 fines, penalties
f -and. forfeitures. $64.84; miaoeltaneous
f customs receipts, 8434; storage, labor
l and cartage, $14; official feea, $106.70;
. total, $108,876.73; amount of refunds
;and drawbacks paid. $730.17.
jf BIGHTS BIIIP'S SPAR.
t Captain CafferaU of the St. Egbert
Notifies HydrograpbJc Office.
- dap tain O. Cafferata, master of the
British steamship St. Egbert reports
to John McNulty, nautical expert of the
. i branch hydrographle office, that on
l; January 81. 1807, when bound for this
r,a spar apparently attached to a sub- ALOXG THE WATERFRONT.
Emilia Galllne, Fr. bk..... London
Ernest Legouve, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Aberfoyle, Br. an. Antwerp
Edmund Rostad. Fr. bk.'. ......London
Emanuele Accame, It bk Hamburg
Asgera, ur. amp Antwerp
Bldart, Fr. bk Antwerp
Aiosrc mcamera, uer. dk Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. sh. Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrei, ft. bk Antwerp
Coal Ships 33a Bout.
Emily Reed, Am. an Newcastle, A.
Ancalos, Br. an Newcastle,
Brodick Castle, Br. sh. . .Newcastle, A.
Cal'.una, Br. bk Newcastle. A.
LArgiemore, ur. an wewcaatle. A.
Mlndoro. Am. sch. .Newcastle, N. 8. W,
Agnes Oswala, Br. ah. .. .Newcastle, A.
Hatumet, Br. as Newcastle, A.
Tramp Steamers Sa Bouts,
Btrathflllan, Br. ss.... Vancouver, B. C
Sommerstad. Nor. a.... San Francisco
Tunrua, Hot. ss Puget sound
Hyades, Am. ss San Francisco
Knight Templar, Br. sa ...Valparaiso
Qlenlogan. Br. sa Guaymas
Sa Boat la Ballast to XVoad raln.
Celtlo Chief, Br. sb Honolulu
Alsterkamp, Ger. sh Caleta Coloaa
Clan Buchanan, Br. sh.... Santa Rosalia
Charles Gounod. Br. bk..8an Francisco
Cambusdoon, Br. ah Calota Calosa
Earl of Dunsmors. Br. sh Callao
Cloch, Br. bk Taltal
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk..San Francisco
ghamplmy. Fr. bk.. San Diego
ourgainvllle, Fr. bk. ...San Francisco
Nereua. Br. ship Valparaiso
Verbena, Br. bk Valparaiso
Bonchamp, Fr. bk. San Francisco
Celtlcburn, Br. bk. Santa Rosalia
ruver ranocn, or, an. Xalcahuano
Jacobsen, Fr. bk San Francisco
Leyland Bros., Br. ship Valparaiso
Crown of Germany, Br. sh San Fran.
pynaraone, Br. sh San Franclaco
uocne, r. dk Honolulu
Oil Steamers En Boat
Geo. Loomls. Am. ss San Francisco
Maverick. Am. as ,..San Francisco
Catania, Am. ss San Francisco
carries out his idea nevertheless. Su
perstltlon to a West Indian is worth
more than any amount Of money.
"Naturally when a white man kills
a Bengal he never thinks of disfiguring
it in tne least When a hide la nought
from a native it is necessary to make
artificial eara to complete it for mount
ing. These are sewed on when the skin
is being mane into a rug and unless a
close examination la made it is impossi
ble to tell that the ears are not those of
the anlmar Itself."
The grizzly bear of Russia, another
aklu which Is much in demand by the
rich In ell parts of the world, is also
fast disappearing and within the next
few year will practically be an ani
mal of the oast according to Mr. O'Don
nell.
Mr. O'Donnell Is in business with hi
brother. Tears before the animals of
'the wilds became so hard to find Mr.
O'Donnell frequently made pilgrimages
into me jungles or Asia and the East
Indies in the search of bis trame. He
has frequently gone pn elephant hunts.
DEDICATE NEW
GRAIIGE HALL
Exercises Will Be Held at
Hood River by Organiza
tion's Officials the 12th.
fit
SPECIALTY GLOVE AND UMBRELLA STORE
ENORMOUS SALE 0E ODD AND END LINES 0E
HIGH GRADE GLOVES
Marvelous bargains An event that Portland $jlova buyers will remember when all
other sales are forg-otten. This sal concerns men, women and children. Don't fail to
secure some of the good things.
COMMENCES FRIDAY. FEB. 7th
Don't
You Wear
Columbia
nirth-Chnractcr
raaao'to-Meaturo
; Hand -Tailored
Clothing :
You certainly cannot
afford to pay other tai
lors fancy prices, and
you surely( do not want
to wear the , ordinary
read y-made . clothing,
when Columbia Tailor
ing is offered to you at
such popular prices;
Columbia Tailoring sat-
tsties and saves you
money. -
Special Values Now
An extra pair of Trou
sers ree witn every
Suit or Overcoat during
VUt lUlU-WVSilWU V1MUT,
ance Sale.
V I Extra Redaction
$25 to $28 Suitings This
Week at
$22.50
Also including the extra
Free Trousers.
meraed wreck.
Th exact position of the spar was in
Z latitude 48:28 north, 124:84 west The
hi spar was about 20 feet long and it was
surrounded by a quantity pf smaller
J wreckage.
This spar, or one similar to it has
mi been reported by a number of vessels
i auring tne past several months, but so
' far no one has been sble to throw any
S' light on It tending to
of tbe lost craft
MUSIC FOR SAILORS.
. Orchestra WOI , Play at, Seamen's
r. Friend Society Institute.
?, Arthur 12 Clifford, with the Portland
Boys orchestra, will give a. concert to
' morrow evening at the Portland Sea
; men's Friend society institute, corner
L Third and Flanders streets. '
The concert . is for sailors, but all
friends of sailors are cordially .invited
It commences at 8 p. m. The following
i'wiu assist air. oiuiora: miss is. van
v noy Griffith, soprano; Miss Mary Rust,
inner; aina uenruae 'loisteaa, pianist;
t CUT THIS OUT
(Special Dlspstch to Tbe loornil.) '
Hood River, Or., Feb. 6. The new
grange hall, recently completed by
Pine Grove grange, at an expenditure
of between 88,000 and $7,000, and said
to be one of the finest in the state,
will be dedicated February 12.
I ne aeoicatory address win De made
by State Master A. T. Buxton and an
address will be made by Mrs. Clam 1L
Waldo, state lectu rer, who will take as
her subject the life of Lincoln, Feb
ruary 12 being the one hundredth an,
nlversary of the great president's birth.
State Organizer J. C. Voorhees and
State Secretary Mary Howard are -expected
to be present and participate In
the exercises.
In addition a program has been ar
ranged consisting of songs and ad
dresses, which will be given by looal
members and the school children.
The new hall Is two stories hlch.
ith an auditorium 44x88 feet. It
is supplied with a well-equipped stage,
Including scenery for dramatic per
formances, a dlnfng hall 20x40 feet and
a kitchen complete in every detail. The
building Is electric lighted, the lines o
me company navina. oeen exienaea 10
Pine Grove especially for this purpo&e
A ouu cnicxerinsr Diano was a recent
gift to Pine Grove grange from the
younger members of the organization.
OF COMPANY I
Cure of
t Xeclpe for the' Quick
' r S 5 Cough and Colds.
lr1?iix "!l'Ounce of Concentrated oil
v Sis'tt!? 12 ounces of glycerins
Ln ii!,. J?lnt of f00"1 whiskey; ehake
' & w.t'in5.Ume use in doses of a
. iiotrS;..'' vw
..Th,, -a th formula " prescribed hv
t -the renowned, throat andTiuii "sneclal
f lt who eablihed the cam B fo? con
sumptlve in th pine woodVof M, n
f, and whose remarkable curei t;ai2
? widespread attention amg'fhe mwSJ
b fraternity.'; He declare thSt It wllThSf
the lung and cure any Vugh that U
' curable and will break un an aout ni5
1 in 14 beur. Th Ingredient c. n be i
- cured from any prescription druri!t
J- atsmaU eost and i easily muiat
Be sure1' sot - to buy the ordlnar
hulk oil of pin nor patent medicine
. Imitations frequently found put no in
woodea boxes, they wllT produc
nausea, on account f th Impurities
, they contain and frequenUy do perma
i. oen injury to the kldneya '
- Th reel Concentrated" 'dU"of "pine
in pui on ror medicinal us in half
nunc tlals enclosed la tin screw top
-'' jivini rii iron, jieaj saa
The British bark Alexander Black and
the schooner Virginia will arrive in the
harbor tomorrow.
The steamer Breakwater left Coos
Bay last night. The Alliance is due to
arrive from Coos Bay Saturday.
The oil carrying steamer Atlas waft
delayed four hours on her way down
the river yesterday by a slight break in
tne machinery.
The British steamer Tweeddale went
to the bunkers this rooming to take on
coal before going to the elevator dock
to load wheat.
The British steamer St. Hugo left
n . , Y. I Mn..nn Ka..mj4 YD.. Ct.. 1 .3
i&A6'400 bU8he,,, of wheftt-valued at ANNUAL INSPECTION
Lightship No. 67 will be towed from
Astoria to Bremerton navy yard for ex
amination and repairs. Llglitahip No.
60, which Is now being repaired here,
will be ready to proceed to her station
at the mouth of the Columbia next
week.
,-. Th Norwegian steamer Tungus is
due to arrive here this week from Guy
mas to .carry lumber to tbe orient She
is a small craft of 1,039 tons net reg
ister. Governor. Chamberlain has appointed
W. H. Souls member of the state sailor
boarding house commission, to fill a
vacancv on the board.
Complaints of river steamers racing
at full speed through the naroor are
arain beine made alone the waterfront.
Night before last one of the river
steamers sent no such a swell that a
vessel lying at one of the grain
wharves broke her hawsers and nar
rowly escaped drifting down the river.
WOMEN'S GLOVES
Women's 1-clasp French kid overseam, all
colors; regular $1.10 value, to be cleaned
out at, pair ;..69
Women's 1-clasp fine quality kid, pique
sewn, black, white and all colors; reg
- ular $1.50 value, to be cleaned out at.
pair .,.iB5f
Women's genuine English Cape, outseam,
Dent shades; regular $1.50 value, to be
cleaned up at, paif 95e
Women's 1-clasp French Chamois, the kind
that will wash; regular $1.50 value, pr.05e
Women's genuine "Fownes" 2-clasp full
pique sewn Kid Gloves, black and all col
ors; regular $175 value, pair f 1.19
Women's genuine Cape loose-wrist Glove,
in black and tan; regular $2 gloves, to be
cleaned, out at, pair i 8J1.19
Women's silk-lined Mocha and Cape
Gloves; regular $1.75 and $2 value, to be
cleaned out at, pair........ 8)1.19
BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLOVES
Rough Rider Gauntlets, with fringe and
star; regular $1 value, clean-up price,
pair 65
Children's genuine Mocha Gloves; $1.25
quality, clean-up price, pair 79f
Children's genuine Cape Gloves, Dent style,
tan shades; $1.25 quality, clean-up price,
pair .....89
Children's wool Gloves; 25c and 35c values.
to be cleaned up at, pair.'. 19
Bargains in Umbrellas and Hosiery.
Special bargains in ladies' and children's
Hosiery.
MAIL ORDERS
Out-of-town customers may have the advantage of these bargain prices... AH orders
receive personal attention and are. filled same day as received.
UMBRELLAS REPAIRED AND RE-COVERED
WOMEN'S LONO GLOVES
Women's elbow length Lisle Gloves, black
and white; regular $1 quality, to be
cleaned up at, pair..' 48
Women's elbow-length pure Silk Gloves,
best makes, patent finger tips; regular
. $1.50 and $1.75 qualities, to be cleaned up
at, pair.; 95
Women's 16 -button length, pure Silk
Gloves, best makes, patent tiss$1.75 and
$2 qualities, pair...... .'...8)1.19
Women's 16-button length pique kid in
plum shades; $4 quality, pair $1.95
Women's elbow -length Engh'shf Cape
Gloves, outseams, Dent shades; $3.50
qualitv, pair 8)2.45
Women's 16-button length Cape Gloves,
tan shades; $4 quality, pair....... 'f 2.95
Women's wool - and fleece-lined Gloves
are to be cleaned up at less than manufac
turer's cost
MEN'S GLOVES
Men's genuine English Cape Gloves, made'
Dent style, tan shades; regular $1.50
quality, clean-up price, pair 95
Men's fine quality pique kid and genuine
Mocha Gloves; regular $2 value, clean-up
price, pair 8)1.39
Men's fleece-lined kid and Mocha Gloves',
$1.50 value, clean-up price, pair 89
Men's Working Gloves, "Hansen's" seam
less horsehide; regular $1.25 gloves,
clean-up price, "pair 89f
Men's genuine Cape "Auto" or Driving
Gauntlets in tan and black; regular $2.25
quality, clean-up price, pair 81.39
GRANT PHEGLEY, Mgr.
Elks' Building
Seventh and Stark
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Feb. 6. Arrived down durin
the niaht. steamers Breakwater an
Senator;, arrived at 7:45 a. m., and left
up at noon, . German Ateamer Alesia.
from Hongkong and way. ports: arrived
at 7:50 a. m., steamers Palsy Freeman
and Tosemlte. from Ban Francisco; left
up at 9:30 a. m., schooner-Virginia and
British bark Alexander Black; arrived
ft 10:10. a, m.. British steamer Can
biian King, from Eureka and San Fran
lecO; arrlver at 11:28 a; ra., French
... Pruse, from San Francisco;
sailed at a. m. steamer Atlas for San
FranoUco; arrived at 11 a..m., schooner
uvroa, rrom iteaonno; sailed at '4(80
;tmr Bfnator, for flan Franr
svw .Tw'SP-;Jr85i1a February I,
Un Eugeni Fautrei, for Port-
AatorlaT Feb?' vlAxrlv4' ' down at
(Special Dltpatrb to Th Jnarntl.)
Woodburn. Or., Feb. 6. Colonel James
Jackson. U. 8. A., has conducted at the
Armory the regular annual inspection
or company I. o. N. J.. captain F. W.
settiemier commanamR. He seemed well
pleased with the appearance and ma
neuvers of the company.
Major Baker -was also present and
presided over a delinquency court ex
amlnlna 28 members or
the charge of absence rrom rifle prac
the company on
tlce. Those who had no leaves of ab
sence or could not furnish a sufficient
excuse for non-attendance were fined.
The new Springfield rifles, furnished
by the government, will soon arrive.
A dance followed the Inspection.
About 55 members of the company re
sponded to tne call.
The company Is in better condition
than at any time since its organization.
Forger Caught at Salem,
(United Prena Leased Wire.)
Salem, Or. Feb. 6. Hugh McLean,
wanted tor forging a cneca ror iso in
Chioaa-O. waa arrested at . Salem vaster-
day afternoon 'while calling for his mall
at'tha-postofflee.
4:30 n. m.. steamer Atlas: arrived down
ati:lop. nv schooner Irene.
- Yokohama, Feb 6. Arrived, British
steamer Valdivie, from Portland. " '-'
Ban Francisco, Feb. 6. Sailed, steamer
Argyll, for Portland; at 0 p. pa.; steamer
Asuncion for fortland. , t- -
"Astoria. Feb. . Condition of the bar
at 8 .' m.. rough ; wind southwest 1 1
miles; weather, cloudy. .
Tides at. Astoria today High water:
4:00 a. ra., 8.8 feet; 4:66 p. m., 7.8 feet
Low. water; ..apU8 a, a LS Xtj 10;Sfv
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