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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO, FEBRUARY 28. -1908.
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U&l EVEII RUN
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1,1 ANTIPODES
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Ship Brodick Castle and
Bark Callunna in From
Newcastle in 87 Days.
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BRING MORE COAL ,
- FOR DULL MARKET
Leaving Aboot 12 Hour Afccad f
i '.' tt fcallunna the Brodick Castle
Arrive That Much Earlier After
Three Months of Stoady Sailing
v - I
near Cap Meara. Th Alltanc brought I
1 paaaongera and a goodly quantity of
freight. A flock of duck crosaed th
eratt'a bow and one of tham landed In
thu freight clerk'e stateroom with th
remilt that he waa vary mucn irignt
ent.
night.
Th Alliance goea out tomorrow
Th Pacific Iirldg company' nw
dipper dredge waa put out of commla
ion yeaterday trying: to tear ohunke
out of th old government dyk at th
mouth of the Willamette river. It will
probably take aeveral day to repair th
damara. Tli a lfke tiaa wrecked mor
dredge than anything ever placed In
their iath. but It la believed that th
powerful machinery of th new dredg
will be able to conquer It at last.
The tug M. F. Hasen haa been en
gaged by the Pacific Bridge company
to tow bargea in ma liaroor wnne in
company' tug Stlmaon la acting aa ten
der to the dipper dredge at the mouth
of the Willamette. The Union la a
powerful tug for her also. She hauled
a sand barn drawing eight feet yea
terday agalnat a strong, ebb tide.
MANAGER DENIES IT
" Two mor coal ahlp hav reached
Columbia river from Newcastle. Aus
tralia, which mean that another lot of
om ,000 ton of fuel will b placd
m th. market Both cargo ar con-
' aimed to the Pacific Coast
On waa
company.
Humor Has Bailey Gatecrt Going to
Astoria.
(Special DUpttrb to Tb Journal )
A a lor la. Or- eb. 2. it la atated
here on what appeara good Hiithorlty
that the C. H. N. Hy. company will
plac th awlrt alern-whfl river ateam
r Bailey Uatiert on the run btwen
Portland and Astoria In oppoKltlon to
the O. R. at N. company boats.
The Bailey Oatrt la at present ply
ing Between t'oruana anu im
but It Is aaia tnai tne n. at . ny
bV .sbbW" T t T .
Dletlon oi lta north bank road thla
spring.
Marcus Talbot, vlce-prealdent and
general manager of the L. 1. A A. N.
company and the C. K. & N. Ry. com
pany, with healguurteraln thla city,
denies that the company la Intending to
transfer the Bailey Gatzert from th
upper to the lower river or to the Portland-Astoria
run.
hu.ht ovar by th. Brltl.h , 5?P"y! ? ..X
ahlp Brodick uaau -"-
th BrlUsh bark Callunna.
; Tb veaaela ran an exceedingly Tn
raca coming aero from th Antipodes,
both making th run In exactly 17
daya Th Brodick Castl reached As
toria last night. Bh ltt Newcastle
t. Thi Callunna followed her
ii hi Iih and at o'clock this raorn-
' fna hit rii" loom D ,n th d'"
u5cff "i mouth of th river Una
if th tuas want out and brought bar
'lW.0runco0ld.r4 on. of th. most
v.tilr mad. runs .vr recorded and the
fwo Iom will b compared with much
nttrisfwhin Th vi. tJjiv
Whll. th. v.aael war out of algiit or
aoh othar wort oi ln"..1
understood that they were ai
nough tobeneOt or suffer
..tsp Head wlnda
tr'Sm New'caSaVtV th Columbia river
f ri . .a nr about thr weeaa
XoVa-imrc.cuPl.d by th.
thU mornTng wh.n It w. announced
that th Ca lunna had aved in. La-t
were en
would
rivmA at Aatorla and H waa genaraiiy
SuVpoJid thVt tb. two vls w". on.
Tii tw. aama. Th. Norwegian Is In
JmlaTlnballaat under charter to
Portland Flouring Mills company to
Th' BrodlckC-U.1 owned by Hind
Kolph Co. of -n rranclaco, although
nFn under th Brltih flag.
rhi French bark Hoch. which
reZAd Artorla In balla.t y."trday
from Howlulu. wlU start up th river
. today- . .
' WATCH ANNOUNCEMENT
! 'Manager Schwerln Will Probably
Make Few Changes, He Say.
'V ' Befora leaving for Ban fr""
! M.naaar R. P. Schwrln of th Har
Lx a. circular an-
i noting Than,.. decldd Pon
"i!l.h.V Se'r.onnel
f . of th.' lo"csl offlcerr of th. faarrlman
avatem lit matter of conjecture,
ay stem n u-w . f Costa
BIcaTU probabirko out on , thi i Roj,
riVr .ftarnoon a chief officer
Lfe'nia53
CXEANED OUT OIL TANKS
SUam Schooner St. Helena Returni
to San Francisco.
The Merchants' exchange received a
telegram from Han Francisco at noon
todav to the effect that the steam
schooner St.. Helens which left last night
supposedly bound for Portland, re
turned this morning.
Officers of the craft report that she
was sent to sea to clean the oil out
of the tanks with (he Intention of hav
ing her tied up until a culmination of
the englneera' atrlke. The St. Helena
belonga to E. J. Dodge A Co., mem
bera of the Steam Schooner Owner'
association.
MARTYR NOTES
Suppose you so Into a butcher hop
and ask for flv pounds of lard and tb
shopman should hand you a fraction
over four pound; you would feel as If
you had struck a bunko man. That' ex
actly what has boen happening all tb.
year In th Paclflo northwest on
number of brand of lard. In no In
tance hav. the, brand weighed th
amount they were supposed to. Each
time then that you purchased on of
these brands you were paying for some
thing you did not receive. A teat of
thla matter was recently mad. In a Spo
kane court, and the matter waa decided
againat me lard people and In favor
or thu public. For year some butcher
have been selling tin for th. price of
lard. If you ask for five pound of
iurd you were given a tin pall which
contained about four and one-quarter
pound whll you paid for th. full fly
yuuuua.
who resigned upon
' Kr . thla wee
north on the Ros
her this week. Captain asoncam
schwerln has ao far aeeuneo. aioiix
1 to be
....... wrnar thmiiiuo
handed th former master of th. de
posed liner cosia mom. ,
TV w.n ... an announcement
. ..K Muutr Schwerln thl
- TX--It.J -.nrt then you'll know all
, ffiUfc? Bchtertn has e busy
looking into the syatem employ her.
In haiidUng th. cargoes of th Port
land-San j'rancisco) un uu u
h has come to the conclusion that
om time can be saved by altering
th methods now in vogue. Inted of
ahlftlna; from Ainsworth dock to Alas
ka dock Jt Is believed the discharg
ing and loading will be don from one
doik hereafter. At prent the rulee
of th company ar. to discharge at
on. dock and load at th. other which
mean that the steamer bava to b.
hauled from one dock to the other
whll th longshoremen, from 90 to
100, remain Idle on the dock. It take
from an hour to an hour and a half to
make each hlfi, "
To the credit of th loeaT official
of the company It Is said that cargoes
are now being handled with much
greater dispatch than a few year ago
and they would have been in position
to do much better had they not been
hampered with rule that not seldom
proved arbitrary.
Whll th San Francisco liner Rose
City leave this , afternoon. Manager
Schwerln is expected to remain seve
ral days. It is believed that he In
tends superintending th. handling- of
th. cargo of the oriental liner Nu-
. mantla which Is due to arrlv her from
Hongkong and Tokohama next Mon-
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Astoria, Feb. 2. Arrived down at
4. SO and sailed at T:25 a. m. Steam
er Roanoke, lor Ban rcaro ana way
porta. Arrived down at I a. in. and
ailed Steamer Manalel. for San Pedro
via San Francisco. Arrived down at
1:10 a. m. British bark Province and
schooner Virginia. Sailed at 8:46 a
m. British steamer St. Egbert, for Ho,
and Norwegian ateatnqr Tungus, for
Hongkong. Arrived at 9:40 a. m.
British bark Callunna. from Newcastle,
Australia Arrived at 11 a m. A
three-masted schooner. Left up at
10:46 a. m. French bark Hoche and
BrlUsh bark Colonna. Outside at 11 a
m. A three-masted ahlp.
Astoria. Feb. 27. Arrived down at
1:10 and -Bailed at 8:46 p. m. Steamer
Atlas, for San Francisco. Arrived at 3
p. m. Norwegian steamer Colonna
from Callao. Arrived at 6:10 p. m.
British bark Brodick Castle, from New
castle, Australia. Arrived down at
p. m. Norwegian steamer Tungus.
Arrived down at l:S0 p. m. British
teamer St. Ee-bert.
Monterey. Feb. ' 17. Bailed Schooner
Monterey, In tow of tug Navigator, for
poru&nd.
. Redondo, Feb. 27. Sailed Schooner
Irene, for Columbia river.
San Francisco, Feb. 27. Arrived
Steamer Asuncion, from Portland.
Astoria. Feb. 28. Condition of the
bar it i l m., rough; wind southwest,
26 miles; weather, light rain
Tides at Astoria today: High water
9:46 a m.. 8.2 feet: 11:26 a m.. 7.4
feet Low water 3:68 a m., 3.9 feet;
4:64 p. m., 0.3 foot.
Buying lard is Ilk buying anything
eia. iuu ao not car to pay for com
wiing you ao not roiv. ll you pay
for a doien egga you would offer bitter
complaint lr you only received a frao
tlon of a dozen. You would acarcely
relish It If your horn owner charged
you two month rent when you had only
been in the house on month. Short
weight and measure hav been prac
ticed in some quarter until th sellers
scarcely longer hide th fact. Th pub
lic 1 geUlnx accustomed to It
A (tor that offers you 20 pounds of
sugar for a dollar or any amount for
u aiuieu sum ana does not. give you
that amount, is cheating, and th only
iu uoi anoiner snop.
Meats are cheap and so are eggs for
hub unia or year, so tn household ex
penses can be cut down a notch or two
If agreeable. During the past few daya
there has been a considerable Increase
In the production of ggs, and th price
In the stores has dropped accordingly.
Eggs can now be purchased anywhere
at two dosen for 46 centa, and aom
tores are talking of cutting th price
still further. This I the time of th
year when you really get acquainted
with real good egg quality. Th. weath
er Is just right for their proper market
ing and supplies are so liberal that ship
pers in the country no longer keep them
for a week or so before sending to market.
If eggs arc!vep th. price of poultry
has oen advaritjed accordingly and th
farmer again hold th purs strings of
th. housewife. Chickens ar not com
ing In so fast to market and that of
cours j what controls th price in tne
snop. uiucnena ar seldom very low
in tirlc in thla section of th. country,
bur Just now th. price has hit the up
permost limits. Tills likewise includes
other fowls. Spring chickens ar. sell
ing at prices that would make the east
erner excited. Th. real article la worth
about 76 conta a pound in the retail
hops. Thl la th highest figure ever
reached in thla line and Indicates how
fully In control of th purs strings th
producer la.
Orance ar cheaD and are selllns at
all aorta of price because of the heavy
auppttaal Tne country Is flooded with
ordinary 'quality, but extra fancy fruit
i alway In demand and brings a good
figure. Time waa when we saved or-
ang peel to flavor custards and cakes.
It waa a good practice, and money is
saved oft Havering extracts today by
th. on. who ha iier Jar of dried or-
ang peel, lemon rind or peach leaves
wun luelr bitter almond taste.
A confection that Dlnasea tha children
Is candlad orange peel. Koak tWa peal of
aweet orange In cold water for several
day. Scald It in th same water, toss
In a clean towel until dry, and cut into
nlc slxed little sticks. Let these slm
mer gently In a rich sugar syrup until
tne iruit is quite clear. Then Hit from
the syrup and let get cold.
For a chuitare tear an oranre Into Its
sections and dip it in a thick sugar
yrup at th candying point Orange In
fudge candy laid on srreased taier la
a novelty at an afternoon tea.
Rice croauettaa ara flndlna- much
favor and flavored with lemon they are
aeucioua. to make them: Place in a
aranlfa unn.nin minful nf .... 1 .1 -l.. m
adding half a cupful of mixed milk and
cream; allow It to boil up and then atlr
in a pincn or salt, a talilespoonful of
sugar, , a pincn each or powdered cinna
mon' and grated nutmeg and one well
beaten egg: cook until well thickened
and when almost cold add the minced
aeat and strained Juice of one lemon;
form with slightly floured hands Into
mail cones and fry in deep fat to a
golden brown; roll while still warm in
powdered sugar and serve with a stirred
honey sauce.
Th. German bark Nal elearod last
nio-ht fnr th United Kingdom with
149,683 buBhela of wheat, valud at
NJM41"'!!. '"- hrV Villa da Dllon
' cleared for th. United Kingdom last
" niirht with 94.606 bushals of wheat.
valued at $85,144. ! '
' m.. in trft Ftedondo yes
- terday for the Columbia river to load
. lumber xor a reiurn car.
The steamer Roanoke left Martin
dock for San Pedro and way ports last
night J. - R. MoAvoy, chief steward,
died here yesterday afternoon from
typhoid pneumonia. He, .was. 88 years
of age and leaves a widow.
The steamer Alliance. Captain Olson,
arrived her. from Coos Bay at 4 o'clock
last night, f She experienced rough
weather coming up the Ooat and spoke
' th gasoline schooner Berwick hove to
, Shoetiiaker's Poultry Book
asTS AXUABTAO rOS 1908.
t There Is nothing in the world like it
"it contains 224 large pages, handsomely
ful Colored Plates of Powla trn. to life. St Helens, Am. ah
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
fcagalar Xdners Dn. to Arrive.
Numantla, orient March 1
Breakwater. Cooa bav March 1
O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way ..Mch. 2
Senator. San Francisco March
Alliance, Coos bay March 6
Hanaloi, San Francisco March 10
Rose City, San Francisco March 10
Roanoke, 8an Pedro and way.. March 10
Arabia, orient April 1
Nlcomedla. orient May 1
Ales la, orient June 1
Xgular Xdncrs to Depart,
Ros City, San Francisco Feb. 28
All In nee. Coos Bay ...Feb. 29
Breakwater, San Francisco Mch. 4
UT l.' U.v U ran., la .sv UnK C
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 6
Senator. San Francisco March 6
Hanalel, San Francisco .....March 12
Numantla, orient March 16
Arabia, orient April 16
Nlcomedla. orient May 6
Alesia, orient June 6
Tassels la Vert.
8t Nicholas. Am- ah. Astoria
Berlin, Am. sb Oobl
Henry Vlllard. Am. ah St John
Acme, Am. sh Portland Lbr. Co.
Bayard, Fr. bk. Elevator
Pierre Loti. Fr. bk. Greenwich
Haldls, Nor. ss. Kalama
Oryfevale, Br. ss Oceanlo
Arctic Stream, Br. ss. . .Columbia No. 1
Alexander Black, Br. sh Astoria
John A Campbell. Am. sch Astoria
L Perouse, Fr. bk.. .Montgomery No. 2
Alvena. Am. sen Ooble
Emllle Galllne, Fr. bk... Greenwich No 2
Jordanhill, Br. sh Llnnton
Bougainville, Fr. bk Columbia No. 2
Admiral de Cornuller, Fr. bk. . . .Banfleld
Crown of Germany. Br. ah Elevator
Alice Marie, Fr. bk Stream
Andre Theodore. Fr. bk Stream
Jules Gommes, Fr. bk.Montgomery No. 2
Tricolor, Nor. ss E. dt W. Mills
Rose City. Am. ss Ainsworth
Alliance, Am. ss Couch street
Hoche. Fr. bk On way up
Colonna, Nor. bk Astoria
Collunna, Br. bk. Astoria
Broderick castle, Br. ship Astoria
Sa Bout to Xtoad umbr.
F. E. Banders, Am. sen.... San Francisco
Echo, Am. bktn. Callao
Balvatot . Am. sch. .......... .Redondo
Retriever, Am. bktn Redondo
Andy Mahoney, Am. sch San Pedro
AlDyn, hubs, dk Callao
F. H. Lunaman. Am. sch. . San Francisco
A MC Campbell, Am. sch.. Redondo
Alice McDonald. Am. sch Redondo
J. M. Griffith. Am. sch.. Redondo
Ban Francisco
Clan Buchanan, Br. sh.... Santa Rosalia
Charlea Gounod. Br. bk..8an Franclsc
Cambusdoon. Br. ah Calota Calosa
Earl of Dunsmor. Br. sh '.Callao
Nereus, Br. ahlp Valparaiso
Verbena, Br. bk Valparaiso
Bonchamp. Fr. bk. San Francisco
Celttcburn. Br. bk Santa Rosalia
River Falloch, Br. sh. Talcahuano
Jacobaen, Fr. bk. San Francisco
Leyland Bros.. Br. ship Valparaiso
Dynamone. Rr. sh San Francisco
Manx King. Br. sh Taltral
Urania, Nor. bk Valparaiso
Port Crawford. Br. sh Calao
Moller, Fr. bk. Ban Francisco
Oil Btaamars Ba Boat.
Geo. Loom la Am. as San Fanclaeo
Maverick, Am. a Sa- Francisco
Catania, Am. sa. San Francisco
NO STRIKE OF
TELEGRAPHERS
Enpee Accepts Nine-Hour
Schedule Without Ke
duction of Wages.
WTLL FOUND BANK
AND BfeAUTIFY TOWN
Bonn Brothers and Others Invest
Heavily at White Bluffs and
Lay Large Plans.
(Sdc11 Dlipatcb to Tha Journal.)
Whit Bluffs, Wash., Feb. 28. A
bank will ba opened at thla point by
Bonn Bros, of The Dalles, Oregon, with
all Dalle capital back of th institu
tion. The concern has purchased the
most expensive business corner In the
town and will erect a concrete build
ing on it. With the Bonn Bros, is as
sociated Judge Rorick of Grand Dalle.
Washington, who has large property
interests bere.
Besides their bank building and one
fir two other business houses they win
erect three bungalows on the river
front In the new addition to White
Bluffs on the north of town. Their
plan for the improvement of their or
chard acreage is the most elaborate
ever undertaken on the Columbia river.
Their home places will have artificial
lakes, lagoons, rustio Dridges and I
long strip of terrace. Bonn Bros. In
vested $10,000 here yesterday In real
estate.
WMte; Clover HMteir
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In Wax
Cartons
First in
Quality
Because o!
Our '
Experience
First in
Sales
Because of the
Buyers'
Experience
T. S. T0WWSEND CREAMERY COMPANY
PORTLAND ASTORIA SALEM LYONS DALLAS SEATTLE
LA FOLLETTE FOR
TARIFF REVISION
Wisconsin Senator Would
Break Monopolies With
Sliding Scale.
(United Press Leaaad Wire.)
Lincoln. Neb.. F.b. 28. Senator La
Follette has come out flat-footed for a
revision of - the tariff, lie announoed
the stand he haa taken on thla lmpor
tant question in a telegram he forward
ed today to Frank Harrison, his Ne
braska manager.
ot revision up, out revision aown.
says the Wisconsin statesman in tne
meaaaae. vv neuever a monopoly pre
vents competition, tariff should be low
ered to tne difference in tne cost of
labor. Wnenever the coat of labor re
quired to produce raw materials in this
country 1 not greater than the same
labor In other countries tha monopoly-
controliedk article should b. placed on
the free net
Senator La, Follette aiao suggest in
appointment ox a permanent tariff commission.
EAW SEEKS PRINTER
OF OBSCENE CARDS
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It tells all about all kinds of Thorough.
bred yowls, wun iiie-iiKe illustrations,
and pric of same. It tells how to
raise poultry successfully and how to
treat all diseases common among them.
It gives working plans and illustrations
of convenient .Poultry Houses. It tells
all about 4 'i
Incubators and Brooders.
It gives full Instructions for operat
ing all kinds of incubator , This chap-
' ter 1 oiarveiously complete and worth
dollars to anyon using an ? Incubator.
It rives descrlrtions ana prices of Incu.
iiatora. Brooders nd all kinds of Pont'
try 8uppli- In fact, It is an encyclo
).1a of chlckendom and will be mailed
t,-i anyon on receipt of only 15 cents.
Voir itiunt? returned If not pleased.
C. C. Enoemaxer, Box 1348. rreeport JXL
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Northland, Am. ss San Francisco
Mathew Turner, Am. sch. San Franejaco
King Cyrus. Am. sch Redondo
Melville Dollar, Am. ss. ..ban Francisco
Irene, Am. sch Redondo
Zb Sons. With Cmnt and General.
Eugene Rergallne, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Crown of India, Br. sh. Antwerp
Cornll Bart. Fr. bk, Antwerp
Edward Detallle, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Ernest Legouve, P-r. bh. Antwerp
Aberfoyle, Br. sh. , .Antwerp
Edmund Rostad, Fr. bk a.. London
Emanuele Accame. It bk....rHamburg
Asrerd. Br. ship Antwerp
Biff art, Fr. bk,...; Antwerp
AiDtn mcamera, uer. dk. .... .Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. ah. Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel. Ft. bk. ..... .Antwerp
Vlncennea. Br. sh. Antwerp
Coal Ships Ha Boats.
Ancaios, Br. sh ..Newcastle, A.
Liirgiemore, Br.' sh .Newcastle, A
Mlndoro Am. sch. .Newcastle, N. & W.
Agnes Oswald, Br. sh.... Newcastle. A.
Uatumet, Br. ss V.. Newcastle, A.
Tramp Steamers En Boat.
Strathfllian. Br. ss.... Vancouver, B. C
Sommeratad. Nor. ss....tian Francisco
Glenloian. Br. sa ........... .Guaymas
Aker, Nor. s .....San Pedro
Minerva. Nor. as , ....... .Panama
Strathdon, Brttish ss....San Francisco
Stratbgyle, British ss San Francisco
Sa Boats in Ballast to Zioad oraia. :
CaltiO Chief. ' Br. . Sh . . . nonnlnln
Alsterkamp, Ger. sh,....,CaleU Colosa
(Special DUpatcb to Tbt Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 28. District At
torney Phelps is taking steps to prose
cute the owner or a aerunct jod print
ing plant in this city on the charge of
having printed the obscene cards for the
distribution of which J. P. Merdenach, a
local saloon man. was fined 10U in clr
cult court last week. A number of sa
loons have recently distributed these
cards and evidence has been discovered
by the district attorney that a job plant
which recently suspenoea in mis city
did the printing. The fine for printing
such matter is I&ou or a Jan sentenca
HUNDRED KILLED IN
BULGARIAN RIOTS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
St. Petersburg, Feb. 28. According to
consular reports there have been 100
killed In the recent combat between
Christians and Mohammedans. Bul
garian bands have Invaded .the district
of Salonica, burning and murdering in
the vlllaees. Russia and Austria have
united in making reclamation for these
disorders and both powers fear they
foretell a general rising In the spring.
Not, in a Milk Trust
Horlick's
Malted Milk
The erifiaal and genuine
Avoid cheap snb.fi tnte
At your Soda Fouatala
A glass of Horiicka Malted
Milk hot makes a delicious and
refreshing . Hinch xon a cold day.
Ask for Horlick's
At ATI Druggists
Stirring the powder in hot water
makes a nourishing, digestible food
drink, better than tea or coGee no
cooking. A cupfulhot on retir
ing induces restful sleep. ' .
(Special Dispatch te The Jocrnal)
Spokane, Wash., Feb. 28. Th. rail
way operators received notice thla
morning that the nine-hour schedule
had been accepted by th. Northern Pa
clflo without a reduction of wages.
in. minimum seal, stands, which
means that an average of about 178
per month will be paid. The company
reserves the right to work split tricks,
which means that a man mav h wnrb..i
an hour and then excused an hour if not
busy. By this means they may be able
to handle small stations under old ar
rangements, but the plan will not work
at stations of any Importance).
This acceptance removes th. possi
bility of a strike. y
president Perham of the O. R T
has sent to this city for 600 operators
to work on eastern roada
THOUGHT SALARY TOO
BIG; GOES TO ASYLUM
Banker Calls fn Alienist When Clerk
Says He Cannot Earn
His Pay.
New York, Feb. 28. "My salary was
too large. I didn't earn It That's why
I resigned."
This remarkable statement was made
yesterday by Alexander Campbell, chief
clerk In the American branch of the
Standard Bank of South America, when
ne was tanen to ttioomingaaie asylum.
pending a resumption of his normal
mental racuities.
Campbell, who is a vouna En ell ah
man of remarkable attainments a sn
accountant, went to William Mclntyre,
manager of the branch at No. 40 Wall
street, and handed In his resignation.
Mr. Mcxntyre was astounded, as young
Campbell- was regarded as one of th
oest employes in tne nouse.
A lew minutes' conversation con
vlnced the manager that the clerk wad
suffering from some form of lnsanitv.
and he quietly had two doctors sum
moned.
Campbell was taken to Bellevue.
where Dr. Menas S. Gregory and Dr.
Charles Holme, examined him. They
advised hi removal to a sanitarium.
Campbell agreed to go to Bloomingdale,
and a court order waa obtained commit
ting him.
HOWARD MUST COME
INTO OREGON COURT
(United Press Leased Wire.)'
Salem, Or., Feb. 28. Governor Cham
berlain this morning signed requisition
papers on the governor of Arkansas for
he return- of T. 8. Howard, who haa
been apprehended and la wanted in
Portland for embezxltnr 8121.77 from
the Willamette Cream company, where
oi waa employee
SENATOR WARNER IN ,
CHAIR AT ST. LOUIS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
St Louis. Feb. 28. Senator Warner
has been elected chairman of the Re
publican state convention whieh con
vened here today, and late today Secre
tary Taft will be Indorsed for the presi
dency. Warner and Attorney-General
Hadley are in supreme control.
Wrist Was Cracked Before.
(Special Dtflpatcb to Tba Journal.)
Aberdeen, Wash., Feb, - 28. Ole Pe
terson, an engineer at Wilson Bros.'
mill, has met with a peculiar accident
As he was chopping wood at his home
he cut a bad gash In his left wrist,
laying the flesh open to the bona The
next morning he went back to iis
work, and a he was using his left Hand
the bone of that wrist ' suddenly broke
nulta in two. it It hftllaveri it mnaf
hav. been cracked at th. . time that h. f
cut it. put tn. iracture -was 'not no
ticed.' . ..:,.'' . ! .;) .1 i;..,- ! ; '
New Powder Plant In Idaho.
(Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
Roiaa Ida.. Feb. 38. Articles of In
corporation of the Malad Power com
pany hav. Just been filed with tne sec
retary ot state, ino uimj
ltallxed at 81,000,000. It purpos i
to put la a power plant to utlils 800
second feet of water whlcn it taaea
v from the Kins Hill Irrigation
Fewer company to irrigate a large
amount of Carey act lands soon to be
opened up In that section.
D. C. BURNS COMPANY
208-210 THIRD STREET
Groceries at Prices to Interest You
Saturday, Feb. 29
Monday, March 2
Long's Strawberry Preserves, 16-oz. glass
Long's Blackberry Preserves, 16-oz. glass
Loner's RasDberrv Preserves. 16-oz. glass
Long's Apricot Preserves, 16-oz. glass
Bishops strawberry Preserves, -lb. tins.
Bishop's Sliced Peach Preserves, 2-lb. tins
Bishop's Halves Peach Preserves, 2-lb. tins
Bishop s Apricot Preserves, -Ib. tins
Bishop's Fig Preserves, 2-lb. tins
Bishop's F de L Spiced Figs, 18-oz. glass..
Bishop's F de L Strawberry Preserves, 18-oz. glass..
Bishops t dt L Kaspberry Preserves, i-oz. glass..
Bishop's F de L Loganberry Preserves, 18-oz, glass
Yellow Peaches, 2Vi tins
Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches, gallons
Fresh Kippered Herring
Columbia River Chinook Salmon, 2-lb. flats
Gold Medal .Flour
Tuesday, March 3
Each 20
Each 20
...Each 20)
Each 204
Each 25
Each 25
Each 254
Each 25
Each 25
Each dO
Each 40
Each 40
Each 40
Each 15
60
...Per doz. 50
.3 for 50
.Per sack fl.90
D. C BURNS COMPANY
208-210 THIRD STREET, BET. SALMON AND TAYLOR
SATURDAY
These Prices Are for Choice Cuts
Sugar-Cured Eastern IJams,
pound xa L-4f
10-lb. pail Lard ?1.20
Mill Sale at Moclips. 5-lb. pail Lard.. tHJf
(Special DUpatch te Tba Journal.) , r 17
wh Fh 28. A deal i u".uu, i"W T
1n progress between W. T. Ingram and r j Parnn 14b$
iFree fowler of this place and Harry MjOOO UaCOn
Llnder of Moclips by wftich tne aw
and shingle mill of tha latter at Mo
clips will pas into th possession of
the Aberdeen men. i ne mill nas neen
closed down for some time on account
of litigation, it will cut eo.uuu a oay.
Corn Beef
Roast Pork ..lOf
Veal Stew X0&
Mutton Stew 51
Pot Roast
Boiling Beef 5, Qf
Hamburg 8f
Plenty of Spring Lamb on Hand
HABI0N F. DAqg
BAY CITY MARKET
iSPATH tZL KOEHLER, Proprietors
PHONES: A2830: MAIN 2830 COR. 4TH AND YAMHILL
g."a'iBBBw)i.'iww.a rmvimm'mmmpim'immm
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On your household expenses by purchasing your sup
plies at wholesale prices.
RICHET COMPANY
WHOLESALE GROCERS, 112-114 FRONT ST.
Phones: Main 758; Home A1758 Corner Washington
Ranch Eggs 20c
Reappointed postmaster at Union. June Creamery........ 50 and 60
nrotrnn' first. nnnnlntAd In 1R90- na. nirw Hotter ..40 and 4B
tire of Wisconsin; resident of Ore- Best Creamery.... 70 and TfJ
gon since 1876; graduate of 'TJnl- Eggs ... ,...15
yerslty of Oregon; 14 years a news- Lti Cream Cheese 20
paper publisher and one time grand wriaconaln Swiss Cheese ...25
cnanceiior or uregon jvnignis. or r. rj-u 204
Pythias.
Yoti are Cordially Invited to
The Cafe Chantant
In the parlors over th CATHEDHALj
16th and Davis fit.. SATURDAY fAF-
TERNOON from J to 6 and Saturday
vening from 8 to 10 for the benefit of
the Cathedral parish.
Ugfct rfrshmata will b rrd dur
ing th anarnooa and STwalag.
This will be the annual social for all
the member of th Cathedral Parish.
TJOBJi'iH 60o BACH, WITH COTPOST I
Limburger Cheese, each .85
Oleomargerine ... .45f
SUGAR CURED HAMS... 12
BREAKFAST BACON 15
oooo rom urmESantxirTS.
All goods retailed at wholesale prices.
Salorday Is Our Chicken Day
Chickens 16f
La Grande Creamery
264 YAMHILL, STREET.
25c Coffee
la town Is sold by
IE
Haines Tea Store
University Meat MarKet
O. A. HARRISON.
688 SAWBOH ST COM. nSK.
Round Steak, per lb........ 10)
loin BieaK, per id.. .2S7i
Porter houae Bteak, per lo........ ..)
Tea Bon Steak, per lb Ki
Shoulder Roast, per. lb.... 74 and tsi
Pot Roaat, per lb.... ..44 to f
8ouo Bones, ner lb. ...4
- . . - .. . . -T
coup Meai, per in.... .ar to 4
Stew Meat, per lb. 44 to &
nou noasu
Mutton.
Veal, per
hud
Bacon
Cnr saats ar freab'ararr dar and
rovernmani Insnaetad. . - Pkon - toui
1 vnm ahi swash
Pr id ..........10
per lb .......Kc to 1K
......X7
.t. ......... ...........
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Blue Point Oyster Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Ert-I
era and Olympia Oysters, Staple andT
Fancy Groceries. General KestatM
rant Supplies; Eggs, Butter, CheeseJ
31 NORTH SIXTH ST.
Phones Main 1910; Home A1910
THE
HIGHEST
GRADES.
OF COFFEE
ROASTED
N THE
NORTH-
WET
AT YOUR V
GROCERS,.