THE " OREGON DAILY ) JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, 1 FEBRUARY 20, 1908.
fJATIVE
PRODUCTS
Portland Exports Ecach Big
; . Total lor Jiontu or
; ; February. .
CLOSE SECOND TO
BANNER MONTn
on so far recovered. Bloated and dis
colored. It drifted ashore last plght on
tha flood tide. Tha remain will ba
burlad along tha beach and tha grav
marked. -
Tber la ho pa of ether "bodies drift
ing aahcra alnaa It la known that tha
Ight mto Inat practically want down
logotner witnout ciianoa or saving
tuvuiwiTVS) Illt-l nniv bliuni ww
sailors and tha cook managed to launch
tn lira boat and put a way ana tny
finally reached Neah ilay, Pugat sound,
in a rttiful condition. . Th cook had
died from exposure In tha opan boat and
Llia others ar aUll being cared for In
capital. - ,. i
Cantata Keaaal of tha Emily Read la
till at Bay City watching- th remnante
of th wrack. Th sailor who war
eaved with th captain and hla
wife wer taken to Astoria by th own
rs of to wrecked snip.
8
EVIDENCE OF DISASTER
017, Which ' Themselre
Large Quantity of Driftwood Sighted
Wheat Export Eiceed Tho of Jan- ' u" ine YMtu .
Iwfiai appears to no vianc vi a
tragedy at aea has been submitted to
tha hydroaraohla danartment and -John
Formidable Enough to Command I McKulty, nautical expert in charge of
i. , . I the' local branch of the department, ha a
Attention, Mn out notices to mariners in accoru-
anr tnarewitn.
This notice says that Captain M. a
Wick, maater of th A mar loan achooner
Eric, reporu that on February lit, 190.
In latitude 46.16 north. longitude 111.10
weat, for a dlatanc of 10 mile oaaeed
through larg quantities of freshly
sawed lumber 4x11 inches. Borne of
th piece were 60 feet In length.
50,000,000 FOR
0 TIMBER
Enorraoiisr Sum of Eastern
' and Southern'4 Capital (
' .Drawn to Coast'
FEBRUARY EXPORTS.
Wheat. 1.179.7IJ bu.. .I.01.R0B
flour. 15.145 bbls :U,4T
Lumbar. 7.1T4.I7 ft... I1.TI8
Miscellaneous J4.II1
Total vi lu
$2.St.B6S
CLEAR FOR CALIFORNIA.
Virginia and Johan Tonlsen Get
Away With 1,500,000 Feet.
rortland did a bis exDOrt bualneaa I (Koerlal DtiMtrb te Ta Journal.)
luring th month doalng today, aa wM I A"tor Or.. Feb. Jl. The schooner
- seen by th figure printed above. vafri.v fn- Han irrandaco with a car-
ii loiai vaiue ta aooui iauo.gov anort i go or e&o.euo feet or lumoer. loaded
f the recant bro.kin. total ot tha at Ooble. Th ateamer Jonan roul-
. . . m i . . . i mmn hid cinrva iuuij ivr omu rian
noma i iceraner o jast year, out ,laco Bh. ,,... . .r-0 ot 00.000
xceeds th grand total ot January by feet of lumber, loaded at tha Aatorla
bout 111,000. - I Box company and Tongue Point Um
jxever before did rortland do auch a I 'T company mun.
remandous export bualneaa aa during
he Mat three months, when auDroxi-
nateiy ll.ouo.000 worth of native prod
icte of this dlatrlct have been act
float for porta acroaa the aeaa. Wheat,
r coura. Droved the sreater com mod
ty of exuort. the Quantity exDoried
luring th three month being close
o 7,uuo.ouo bushels.
More wheat waa shipped from Port
and during December man during anv
mar montn or tne dilatory or tne port,
'he exact quantity waa 1. (42.071 bush
Is. February cornea a cloae aecond
vlth I.17.7l buahela. The flour ahlD-
aenta were rather light, although two
guiar llnera cleared during the month,
'his waa due to a aharo falling off In
ha demand from Japan about th
Irst of th month. An Improvement In
he flour market haa been noted, how
var, and - the next liner will go out
ull.
Foreign' lumber shipments were even
littl better man tne average, uoasi-
krlse ahlpmenta were exceedingly light.
mounting only to 4,40.0U0 Ivet. mis
uantlty waa carried away on tne aienm
chooners Nome City, 8t. Helena, Noilh-
ind, Johan Poulaen, R. V. Inman,
vaahlngton and r. 8. lxop. some of
ham carried deck load of lumber only,
he hold apace being devoted to wheat.
rouowlng la a complete lli or car
oea cleared from Portland lor foreign
orta during the month:
February 1 Baron Cawdor. Br. aa..
or Port Bald. Wheat. Z40,S! buahela,
alue, S116.800.
February 4 Relnbek. 3er. bk., for
lurope. Wheat. l&tf.HX 1 bushels: value.
1I4.74.
February 6 Saint Hugo, Br. us., for
ort Bald. Wheat. 1S6.4U0 buahela; val-
a, 118.000.
February 6 Buffon, Fr. bk.. for Eu-
ope. Wheat, iu,i Duaneta; vaiuo.
February 8 Dees I Dollar, ur. as..
or Japan. Wheat, 157,210 bushels; v&U
e, iias.sio; lumber, l.uua.suu ieei; vsi-
February 10 NIcomedia, Oer. ss.. for
rlent. Lumber. 488,776 feet; value.
7,130; flour, 1M46 barrels, value, $71,
48: total value. 189.691.
February ll en. Heisaerrre, rr.
Ic, for Kurope. Wheat, 112, 80 bushels;
ilue, 4,uu.
February 12 Vereallles, Fr. bk., for
urope. Wheat, liz.133 uusneii. vaiue,
104.616.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Tha ateamer Roaa City left yester
day afternoon for Han Francisco.
The ateamer Alliance leavea for Loos
Bay this evening.
The French bark Hoclie will be In
the harbor late this afternoon to pre
pare for loading wheat for Kurope.
The schooner Alice MacDonald ar
rived at Aatorla yesterday to load lum
ber for Han Francisco.
The Norwegian steamer Hommerstad
la due to arrive here Tueadav morn
ing from San Francisco to carry away
lumber.
Tha oriental liner Numantla la due to
arrive at the mouth of the river tomor
row or Monday.
It la rumored that Cantaln Munn
formerly maater of the Harrlman llnpr
Costa Rica, will be aoDolnted nort bud-
erlntendent here for the Harrlman ays-tern.
MA RINK INTELLIGENCR.
Bagnlar Uner Dns to Arrive.
Numantla, orient March 1
Breakwater. Cooa bav March 1
Q. W. Elder. 8an Pedro and way ..Mch. 2
Senator. San Francisco March 1
Alliance, Cooa bay March S
Hanal. San Francisco March 10
Rose City. San Francisco March 10
Roannke, 8an Pedro and way.. March 10
iraoia, orient April 1
Nlcoraadla, orlenj May I
Aleata, orient June 1
Bagular Users to Depart.
Allinnce, Coos Bay Feb. 29
Breakwater, San Francisco Men. 4
Geo. W Elder. San Francisco ..Mch 6
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 6
Senator, Snn Francisco March 8
Ilanalel, San Franclaco .....March 12
Rose City, San Franclaco March 13
Numantla. orient March It
Arabia, orient April 15
NIcomedia, orient Mar S
Alesia, orient' June 5
essa ta Port.
St Nlcholss. Am- ah. Astoria
Berlin, Am. sh Gobi
Henry Vlllard. Am. sh St. Johns
Acme, Am. sh Portland Lbr. Co.
nayaru, r r. ok Columbia No
In th last thre years timber Invest
ment In th Paclflo northwest bav
been.th heaviest Hit of investmeata
with tb slngl xcptlon of rallorads.
It Is estimated that 150,000,000 of ast
rn and southern capital has com into
Oregon and Washington timber lands.
inese investments pay no immaaiai
revenuea, and profits 19 ba derived from
them are oontingent upon th praotloal
certainty ot rapid ad vane of values.
Many other Investments of very larg
amount have paid eaaUrners handsome
interest .and practically ail industrial
Inveatmanta made br outalders in Ore
gon enterprises, hav pld wall. Tb
recant financial stringency was a test
of comparative value In Investment
lines, 'iher was an unmerciful alaugh
ter of storks and bonds by people who
had to raise ready money to carry
on business project. Oregon securi
ties held their own magnificently,
atm Bonds lokd Tb.
Th aevefity of th financial storm
waa Illustrated in th fact that O. K.
4k N. company bond sold as low as
16 In the local stocks jnarket, desplt
tne well known good condition of th
property and lta enormoua earning pow
er. These bonds are now back to 16.
One of th strongest .securities proved
to be the t per cent bond of ta
Oregon Water Power 4k Hallway com
pany. This Issue of 14,700,000 is pay
able In 1912 at 11.06. Th bonds
hav sold aa high aa 106 In
th open market. In flush times.
During the atrlngency aom holdings
were parted with at 97 H, th lowest
point these bonds are known to hav
reached.
There continues to be some good sales
of Home Telephone bonds at par with
a stock bonus of 60 per cent Bonds
singly are being thrown on th markot
in amall amounta, and are usually
picked up by brokers at all kinds of
prices, from 40 to 80 cents. Wise onss
oellev. telephone atock of th Homo
companlea to be more valuable than
the public generally estimates. Th
history of Home Telephone companies
la that they pay good dividends after
th first two or thre year's opera
tion.
' With the gradual strengthening of
the financial markets during th lat ,
20 days the value or tne uerman Amer
ican bank's large holdings of securi
ties has considerably Increased. This
bank holds $462,000 of the 6 per cent
gold bonds of the Omaha Home Tele
phone plant, $366,000 of the Puget
sound plant at Tacomn, $42,600 of tho
Portland plant, and $789,076 of the
atocka of these companies. Holders
of these, bonds will clip coupona for
the semi-annual period about March
16. Five per cent Interest on approxi
mately $880,000 of the bonds of these
companies will yield $22,000 to the bank
and Its bond subscribers.
This bank alao has large holdings of
other Interest-paying bonda. Including
$52,000 of the Iewlston Land A Water
company, $75,000 or tne uniteo nan
ways company, and $100,000 of the Pa
cific & Eastern railway. The bank also
holds stocks In a strong- line of coun-
HDD LOCATORS
ER SCRUTINY
01
Agents Who Secure Appli
cants for Eailroad Grants
" Objects of Investigation.
0. C Rlchaa. postal Inspector, who baa
been Investigating th actions of land
locators who hav been securing home
steaders to make offerings to th Oregon
4k California railroad on th prospects
that tha land granted th company some
year a ago Is eventually to be put on
th market at 11.50 ad acre, returned
last night from an ex tended trip In
Washington and Idaho.
Mr. Klches will make tb report of hi
findings to th United State district
attorney of Oregon. Should tho quea
tlon be taken before th court and it
Is found that tha actions of the locators
ar illegal several thousand persons will
be affeoted as the have been making
these filings for months. Many lechul
oaltlee ar Involved, however, and It la
an opan question In .the mind of many
attorneys whether th land agenta ar
doing any bualneaa which could be cou
aldered Irregular.
On Kail to Q1 Clients.
Owing to tha recent retiort of B. D.
Townaend. who investigated the grant
last ran tor in department or justice
and who report waa to the effect that
the government anouia take atepa to
compel tha railroad to carry out the
tarma of th land grant these locatora
bav been unusually busy.
Their business Is not confined to Ore
gon and extends over practically all of
th states of the northwest Mr. Riches
bas been in Spokane and other Wash
ington towns where then a sent ar
particularly numerous and where they
nave oeen using ine maua to carry on
tbelr bualneaa.
Th bualneaa of the locatora Is to se
cure customers and nave them make
offer to the railroad company of $400
for 160 acres of land grant holdings.
Th offer, of course,. la reruaed. Record
of the proposition Is mnde with the
clerk of the county In which the land
la located. The claim of the locators Is
that If the railroad la forced to carry
out the terms of the land grant those
who ar now making tneir filings will
be given the preference owing to the
offer for the land and that eventually
they will come In possession of the
property.
Kay Xkm r Faid.
Moat of this land Ilea In the coun
ties between Portland and the California
line. C. I. Leavengood. an attorney of
Roaeburg. la one of those who has lo
cated numerous homeseekers.
Tha locators, Mr. Klches found,
charge from $iu to $58 for their serv
ices, furnishing a survey and descrip
tion of the land dexlred. and an esti
mate of the timber, besides attending
to the other details of tiie transaction.
At intervals the agents go 10 San Fran
cisco with the names of (hose desiring
land and make an offer to trie railroad
officials. I'pon refusal they return to
the county seats and have the offera
recorded.
If it Is found that the dealings of
the locatora are not Irregular and that
those now making offerings to the rail
road are to be given preference over all
other applicants several thousand per
sons who have enterwi into these deals
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
rv sHopl Zaow sow VMfnl XI ti ta
: Jrtrrlar Xoaltlt aa uty.
Oort'aTotklasT Trf'
r.riv ' pvaAv knows that char
coal la th safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier In natur. but
few realise It Talu whn taken Into
th human ytm for tb gam cleans
ing purso.
Charcoal Is a rmc5r that tha mora
Jou tax of It tb Detter, i is ai
rug at ail. but .simply absorb th
fa and Impurltle always present In
he stomach and Intestine and carrUs
them out of th system.
Charcoal awaetana tha breath after
moklng, drinking or after eating onlona
or other odorous vegeiaDies.
Charcoal effectually clear ana Im
proves th complexion, It -whiten tb
teeth and further act aa a natural and
eminently safe cathartic
It abaorba tb Injurious gaae which
rnMmct In tha stomach and bowel: It
disinfects th mouth and throat from
tb poison or oatarrn.
All drusalsta aell charcoal In on
form or another, but probably tha beat
charcoal and th moat for th money
la In Stuart's Charcoal Losenges; they
ar composed of th finest powdered
Willow charcoal and other harmlaaa an-
tlaeotlca In tablet form or rather In th
form of larg pleasant tasting losenges,
the charcoal 'toeing mixed with honey.
The dally use of Ilea loxenge will
aoon tall In a much Improved condition
of the general health, better complex
ion, aweeter breath and purer blood, and
tha beauty of It I that no possible harm
can result from their continued us, but,
on the contrary, great benefit
A Buffalo physician. In speaking of
th benefits of charcoal, says: "I ad
vise Stuart's Charcoal Loiengea to all
patlenta Buffering from gaa In stomach
and bowels and to clear tha complexion
and purify the breath, mouth and
throat; I alao be1 eve th liver la great
ly benefited by th dally uae of them;
they coat but 15 cents a box at drug
stores, and although In aoma aenae a
patent preparation, yet I believe I get
more and better charcoal in Stuart's
Charcoal Loxenge .than In any of the
ordinary charcoal tablets."
Send your name and address today
for a free trial package and see for
yourself. F. A. Stuart Co., 200 Stuart
Bldg.. Marshall, Mich.
...;
4H4)44) t) 4?
Stands for WAVERLEIGH, j ,. t
The high-class addition.
We told this before,1 . :
But itTl bear, repetition '
We'll sell vou a lot
Or build you a "humw '(home),
For cash or installments, 7 f
Now that's going some.
Lots $450 and
$25 Down
$10 Per Month
Up
'
STREETS GRADED, CEMENT WALKS,
BULL RUN WATER
i Jno. P.Sharkey Company f
12214 SIXTH ST.
A2537 PHONES MAIN 550
I M
try banks. Including the Aurora State i will get 160 acres of land for $400. That
la, in case tne rallroud is forced to
carry out the terms of the land grant
agreement.
Should It be found that the business
Is illegal, the homeseekrrs will loae
the money paid the locators and the
agents prosecuted for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Pierre T-otl h'r hlr
February IS Tweeddale, Br. as., for Haldla. Nor. as. ,
ort Said. Wheat. 217,445 buahela; val- Qryfevale. Br. as
e, $16.700. Arctic Stream, Br. as. .
reurunry n vmnni, v,,. v Aicxauuer diicx, ur. an. ...
eru. Wheat, z,t ouaneis; vaiue, i John A. Campbell. Am. sch
.Greenwich
Kalama
Oceanic
Columbia No. 1
Astoria
Astoria
83,107. Le Perouse, Fr. bk. . .Montgomery No. 2
February 17 Walden Abbey, Br. ship, Alvena. Am. sch Gobi
lor Europe. Wheat. 104,24 bushels; Emllle Qalline, Fr. bk... Greenwich No. t
ft::
Llnnton
. . .Irving
.Han field
. .Oceanic
.Martin's
Stream
alue. $h.650. Jordanhlll, Br. ah.
February n vine ae muiuouse, r r. Hougalr.vllle. Fr. bk
k., for Europe. Wheat, 140,633 busli- Admiral de Cornullcr, Fr. b
s; vaiue u.u. t.rown or uerman;', nr. e
February 1 uuetnary, r. dk., ior Alice Marie. Fr. bk
urope. wncat. iii.si ousneia; vaiue, Andre Theodore. Fr. bk.
93,319. I Jules uommes, Fr. bK. Montgomery No. S
February 19 Alexander Black, Br. Tricolor. Nor. ss E. A u' Mi I.
k., for Europe. Wheat, 89,499 bushels; Alliance, Am. aa Couch street
. Hoche. Fr. -OK.- ......On wav tin
Colon na. Nor. bk Astoria.
Collunna, Br. bk Astoria
Broderlck Castle, Br. ship Astoria
nine. 188
February zo Alesia, utr. ss.. ior on
t. Lumber. 602,000 feet; value, $4,-
k0; flour, 6.9 barrels; value, $141,-k)H-
total value. $140,217.
eoruary xi jnoniHae, nr. Ba., iur
uatralla. Lumber, 1,666,601 feet; val
I2SOZF.
February 25 Tungus. Nor. ss., for
tongkong. Lumber, 761.000 feet; value
110,000. -
February 26 Bt. Kgoert, ur. ss... tor
hlllpplnes. juumoer, i.iov.vvv ieei; vai
February' 2 Province, Br. bk., for
urone. Wheat, loi.uuv , ousneis; vai
w80,90U.
I Feb
i '. XT-l n. K1, v,.
Brum jr t , , a ui. v, J .
ope. wneat. lv,ona Dusneis; vaiue,
130,841.
irbruarv.27 Ville de Dijon. Fr. bk.
br Europe. Wheat, 94,606 bushels; val
A 1X5.144.
February as L,a rerouee. nr. amp,
br Europe. Wheat, 112,293 bushels
alue, $90,000.
BLOW IX WITH WIND.
cbooner Griffith Arrives and Ship
' Largiemore Is Optside.
The American schooner J. M. Griffith
Cached Astoria this morning from He
bndo under orders to load lumber at
Lainler for San Francisco. She came
Ewlth a howling breese that at times
talned the velocity of a comfortable
ta.le.
The wind haa , been blowing strong
om the southeast all morning and the
hokout at worm Meaa oxpectea some-
llng to come in with it. Towards noon
le wind moderated, dying down to
fe-mlle breeze frdm the southeast.
Nothing was seen this niornlnev of
he British shlb Larglemore. which was
lighted off the mouth of the river at
I o'clock last night and she Is siin-
losed to have stood out to sea again
he Larglemore is enroute from New-
istie. Australia, with a car no or coal.
he left the Australia port December
9 and hence has made a Drettv fair
tassage across tne ocean.
BODY DRIFTS ONTO BEACH.
cean Gives Up -One of Victims of
Emily Reed Wreck.
The body of Oliver Dixon, one of the
lctlms of the Emily Reed wreck, was
Jcked up on the beach near Tillamook
esternay. uixon-was one 01 the sailors
ho sot caught i the swirl of the sea
9 the old wooden ship crumbled away
I. . . I . X .,,u .1 1 l-
The Emily Reed waa wrecked near
lllamook bay on the mornlnr of Feh-
Ay 14, when completing her voyage
om Newcastle. Australia to Portland
1th. a carro of coal. Eight men were
rowned and Dlxoh'a body is the only
Alice MacDona!d. Am. ach Amnria
W. F. Jewett. Am. sch Astoria
Zn Bout to oad Zmmbe.
F. E. Sanders, Am. sch,. ..San Francisco
Echo. Am. bktn. Callao
Balvatoi. Am. sch Redondo
Retriever, Am., bktn Redondo
Andy Mahoney. Am. sch San Pedro
Albyn, Russ. bk. Callao
F. fL Lunsman. Am. sch.. San Francisco
A. M. Campbell, Am. ach Redondo
J. M. Griffith. Am. sch Redondo
at. rieiens. Am. sn Han Francisco
Northland. Am. ss San Francisco
Mathew Turner, Am. sch. San Francisco
King Cyrus. Am. sch Redondo
Melville uoiiar. Am. ss...8an Francisco
Irene, Am. sen Redondo
Ei Boat With Cement and Oeneral.
Eugen Rergaline. Fr. bk. Antwerp
bank. State Bank of Rainier, White
Salmon Valley bank. First National
bank of Sunnyslde. Washington, Scan
dinavian Commercial of Tacoma, Stock
Farmers' and Merchants bank of North
Powder, Hood River Banking & Trust
company.
DR1SC0LL SAYS CITY
IJ
noTcn con nnn
MHO IfHUILU UUU.UUU
Councilman Makes Sensa
tional Assertion AViiile
Body Is Wrangling.
San Francisco. Feb. 28. Sailed at 2
jP. m. Norwegian sttamer Hommerstad,
Tor Portland.
Never Used a Drug
REMARKABLE CURE OF MRS.
SARAH HATHAWAY OF MIL
WAUKIE. BY DR. N. J.
FULTON.
Hill I
lillllCL WILL
SOPH BE FREE
After Ten Months in Prison
Lawyer Will Hunt New
Profession.
Nearly all the professions of Port
land, a great numoer of business peo-
file and hundreds of the leading fam
lies of the city and state are well
acquainted with Dr. N. J. Fulton, the
renowned Naturopath, (according to na
ture,) who has been practicing here
for nearly a decade. Dr. Fulton was the
pioneer Naturopath of the north Pa
cific coast, and so successful waa her
practice from the beginning that she
speedily won her way to the very best
circles of our municipality and ad
jacent country.
SHE CURED PEOPLE. THAT'S WHY!
She cured and never prescribed an
ounce of medicine, never used a knife
and has not employed electricity. How
AA h An It? AnrnrHlnff In nuttirn
During the debate, which grew verv , ,xactly as Is being done in all parts of
rm at times. Councilman Drlsooll the world, where people are discarding
the old and worn-out things of the bast.
and adopting the new. rational and sen
sible practices of modern science and
modern education.
After wrangling for several hours
yesterday afternoon the street commit
tee of the city council finally agreed to
report that it could make no recom
mendation to the council in regard to
the franchise for the National Auto
matic Fire Alarm Box company. This
was due to the fact that three of the
members were In favor of giving the
company the franchise asked for and
three were not. The councllmen favor
ing the ordinance were Vaughn, Dns-
coll and Wallace, while Kelluher. Col-
tel and Concannon opposed the measure.
Crown of India, Br. ah. Antwarn
Cornil Bart, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Edward Detallle. Fr. bk........ Antwerp
Ernest Legouve. Ft. bk. Antwern
Aberfoyle, Br. ah. Antwerp
Edmund Rostad, Fr. bjr London
Emanuele Accame, It "bk Hambura-
Asgerd. Br. ship Antwerp
Bldart. Fr. bk Antwerp
Albert Rlckraers. Ger. bk Antwern
Clan Graham. Br. sh. Cardiff
Eugenie FautreL Ft. bk Antwarn
Vlncennes, Br. sh Antwerp
Coal BbJpa Ba Boat.
Ancalos, Br. sh.. Newcastle. A.
Lararlemore. Br. sh Newcastle. A
Mlndorq. Am. sch. .Newcastle, N. S. W.
Agnes Oswald, Br. sh. .. .Newcastle. A.
Hatumet, Br. ss .Newcastle. A.
Tramp Stamrs Ba Boat.
Strathfilian. Br. ss. . ..Vancouver, B. C,
Bommerstad. Nor. ss....San Francisco
Glenlogan. Br. ss. ........... .Guaymas
Aker, Nor. ss San Pedro
Minerva, Nor. ss. Panama
Strathdon, Britlsnrss San Francisco
Strathgyle, British ss. .. .San Franclaco
Ba Boat la Ballast to toad Orain.
Celtic Chief, Br. sh Honolulu
Alsterkamp. Ger. sh Caleta Coloaa
Clan Buchanan, Br. sh.... Santa Rosalia
Charles Gounod. Br. bk..8an Francisco
Cambusdoon, Br. sh. . . . . .Calota Calosa
Earl of uunsmore. Br. sh Callao
Nereus, Br.- ship , . . .Valparaiso
Verbena, Br. bk Valparaiso
Bonchamo. Fr. bk. San Francisco
Celticburn, Br. bk. Santa Rosalia
River Falloch. Br. sh. Talcahuano
Jaeobsen, Fr. bk. San Francisco
Ley land Bros.. Br. shlD Valoaralso
Dynamone. Br. sh San Francisco
Manx King. Br. ah Taltral
Urania, Nor. bk.... Valparaiso
Port Crawford, Br. sh Calao 1
Moiler. tr. bK. ....San Francisco
Oil Iteamars Sa Boat.
Geo. Loomla Am. ss San Francisco
warm
made a sensational charge that the
city has expended about $30,000 waste
fully for conduits and cables for tho
fire department and promised to make
further disclosures in the future. He
refused to say anything further on the
matter yesterday, but Intimated that
he would' do so at the next council,
meeting.
Although the action of the commit
tee stayed matters In the application
of the fire alarm box company for a
franchise yesterday, it 1b considered
now that the ordinance will pass the
council. Councilman Kellaher has led
the fight against the measure since it
was Introduced, claiming that the fran
chise Is the moat valuable one the city
has had to deal with for years. He
bases his objection to the franchise
on the ground that the company will
attach its wires to the city lire alarm
service, and further, that the com
pany Is seeking to gain the franchise
at this time so that it will be able to
secure the benefits of the conduits
and cables which the city contemplates
laying.
Another objection raised to the fran
chise is that the automatic feature is a
nuisance rather than a benefit to tns
city. Councilman Kellaher read a list
of alarms received through the auto
matic service, at yesterday's meeting
and about 90 per cent or them were
false alarms. Kellaher was backed in
his objection to the oomDanv on this
point by Chief Campbell and Chief Elec
trician Bavarian.
Richard W. Montague, attorney for
the com Dan v. answered Councilman Kel
laher by stating that despite the large
number of false alarms reported In by
the automatic system the saving to
the property owners In the actual fires
reported more than balanced the need
less runs made by the department. He
said that the city department makes
many runs to false alarms turned In by
Irresponsible persons.
THE
DOCTOR HAS
DREDS
CURED H UN-
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MARINE NOTES
rOIRO FLOOR, C0RDETT BUILDING
IS THE HOME OFFICE OF
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t -General Jrtanager , Assistant Manager ,
Astoria. Feb. 19. Arrived down dur
ing the night and sailed at 0:10 a. m.
Steamer Nome City, for 8an Francisco.
Sailed at 5:26 a. m. Schooner Virginia,
for San Francisco. Sailed at 7:40 a. m.
steamer Kose city, ior Ban Fran.
Cisco. Sailed at 9;26 a. m. Steamer
Johan fouisen, ior Han franclaco. Ar
rived at io:Z6 a. m. uarkentlne j. M.
Griffith, from Keaondo.
San Francisco, Feb. $9. Sailed at 10
a. m. Steamer . Washington, for Port
land. x
Astoria. Feb. 28. Arrived at 11:15 a.
m. Schooner Alice McDonald from Ra-
dondo. Arrived at 4 p. m. Schooner
W. F. Jewett. from Redondo. Arrived
down at 10:10 p. m. Steamer Rose City.
Outalde at 6 p. m. British ship Largle
more, from Newcastle, Australia.
Astoria. Feb. - Z9. condition of the
bar at 8 a. m.. moderate: wind, aouth.
east, IS ymllea; weather cloudy. '
Tides Tjt Astoria today -High water.
a. m., i.i feet; 5:44 p. m 0.T fceu i
As she did Mrs. Hathaway of Mllwau
kie, Portland's suburban city to the
south. That lady was for years a -suf
ferer from ailments peculiar to her
sex, and Dr. Fulton completely cured
ner, as witness this
TESTIMONIAL.
Mllwaukle, Or., Feb. 27. 1908. For 26
years I suffered from Inflammation and
those delicate troubles usual to my sex.
and several times during tne last 12
years was unable, for months, to be
on my feet, and was in bed the greater
part of the time for 18 months before
1 went to Doctor Fulton. At that time
I had come to the conclusion that my
kidneys were affected. When I began
treatment with the doctor last May I
was bloated, had throbbing pains in my
head, and at times a severe pain In the
region of my heart. I also was exceed
ingly nervous And my lower limbs
seemed heavy and lifeless and very
much swollen. After the first few na
turopathic treatments I was less noivous
than I had been for years and AT THE
END OF FIVE WEEKS WAS A NEW
WOMAN! Now I can do all kinds of
IN 'one' EMl Y WALKJED rlvf MILES
MRS. SARAH HATHA WAT,
Mllwaukle, Oregon.
Mr. Hathaway's brother la now be
ing treated for rheumatism by Dr. Ful
ton. Drug doctors have failed ft 411 Pa
him.
I HAVE NUMEROUS SIMILAR TESTI
MONIALS. I cured a Clackamas county farmer of
rheumatism after he had sold his place?
Intending to remove to Arizona, believ
ing there was no relief on this coast
In THREE weeks he -was perfectly re
stored. I TREAT ALL HUMAN AFFLICTIONS
I have had the pleasure of coring
uiuunaiiu., .ovoicjj avuioing arugs inat
usually sow the seeds of one disease
(United Pre Leased Wire.)
New York, Feb. 29. Abe Hummel,
who has been sojourning on Blackwell's
Island for nearly a year as a result
of the part he played In the sensa
tion Dodge-Morse divorce, case, la
about to emerge from hla retreat a,
free man. He haa been an exemplary
prisoner during his stay on the Island
and this has shortened his year's
sentence to 10 months. His term will
therefore come to an end two weeks
hence.
Various stories are current as to
Hummel'a plana for the future. His
family and friends have advised him
to go abroad and remain until the
events of the recent past have been
forgotten In a measure, by the public.
But Hummel Is a man who has lived
on publicity ever since he landed In
New York from his nstlve Boston years
ago. Publicity Is as breatn to his
nostrils, and it Is not likely that he
will be content to remain very long
out of the limelight.
He will not be able to resume his
firactice as a lawyer on account of hav
ng been disbarred. Furthermore the
revelations in his own case and also
In the Thaw case in which he was In
directly Involved would make It Impos
sible for him to regain hla former
standing in the profession, even if the
disbarment were removed. Consequent
ly the shrewd little lawyer will be forced
to find a new field In which to exer
cise his undeniable talents. It Is said
that he Intends to become a real es
tate broker and an operator. He is still
possessed of considerable fortune of
his own. And many of his friend and
clients of former year will doubtless
find It to their Interest to lend him
a helping hand if he needs It.
Notwithstanding the report circulated
some months sgo that he was In a dying
condition Hummel will leave prison In
better health than he has been for
years. The fresh air of his Island ro
treat, the wholesome food and. above
all. the removal from the pleasures
and dissipations of the Great White
Way, have don wonders for the little
lawyer In restoring him to health. It
Is true that he has been lodged In
the hosDltal and has enioved all the
prlvlllges snd immunities of a hospital
patient. But he was never in better
health in hi life than he Is today.
Although pictures have aoDeared In
the sensational press showing Hummel
in the stripes of a Blackwell's Island
prisoner, no one on the Island has seen
him In that garb. Under some kind of
arrangement with somebody the little
lawyer has been allowed to keep on
the garb of Broadway.
Anomer notion is that He has been
employed in tne bajce shop or the pris
on or broken stone on the nlle Hut
as -a matter of fact, the hardest work
ne nas done since be was sentenced,
is to play pinochle with some of his
renow patients and to read th dally
papers, wmcn ne nas received regU'
Iarly from hla relatives and frionH.
Hummel'a most constant visitors are
his nephew. Able Kaffenberg, and his
iwu lBtcrs, one or wnom, it is said.
Is at the prison hospital to see her
brother as often as th prison rules
permit or as often as thev ran h.
stretcneo to permit. And It Is common
talk among the other prisoners that
the rules are very elastic where Hum-
mei is concerned.
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Toot of Hamilton Ave.
Phone Main 2163
The antiseptic qualities of
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Insist on getting what
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disappoint.
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IS
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ACADEMY
PORTLANDOREi
. A Boarding and Day
School for Young Man and
Boy.
Preparation for eol.
leges, u. a Military aad
Naval Academies. AO
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley. Cornell, Am
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verslOe and Agricultural
Collegea. Manual train
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Our sueeass Is dna ta uniform
high-grad work at reasonable prtoa.
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And tho afflicted with hearVwuaJ
ness can now hav their teeth ex
tracted filled and brldsewtrk an.
piled without the least pain or daa
ger.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
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TEETH
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Re-Enameling Teeth
I th greatest Invention tn modara
dentistry and haa bn most suocaa-
ful of all methods.
W extend to all a pc!a! Invita
tion to call at our office and, hav
their teeth examined fre of charge.
W own and control th lara-aat
and beat equipped dental estabilah
ment In th world, bavin It officer
all told.
We give a written guarant with
all work for 10 years. Lady Attend.
ant.
Open evenings till 7. Sunday $ to L
Union Painless Dentists
gaiH Morrison BK. Corn Vint,
KING EDWAED PAYS
$3 FOR HIS SMOKES
One Thousand Gold Lettered, Silk
Wrapped, Cost Three Thou.
sand Dollars. y
New York, Feb. 29. The king of
England has placed with a New York
firm of . tobacco brokers an order for
600 cigars which In point of prlco will
be slightly In excess of what the royal
smoker paid two years ago, when his
bill for 1.000 cigars was 13,000. For
the 600 that are to be shipped from
Havana In time to reach England at
the beginning of the Easter holidays,
ne win pay n.ovv, uui it is not llKeiy
uiai tney win excel, even it tney equal
in quality, the famous 1,000 which took
three montns in tne maicing. if Lu
cullus handed clgaj-s around after hla
feasts or nummingoird potpia and
broiled peacock tongues he never bade
his guests smoKe up on suca carefully
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a patient, and certain laxatives tnav Aa
good, but friends. 95 OF EVERY 100
'ISASES ARE MORE SPEEDILY
fUKUU, MUKU tEKTAlNLT CURED.
MORE PERMANENTLY CURED, BY
NATUROPATHY, anil It leaves no sting
A limited number of patients may be
cared for at ray home and private san
itarium. DR. N; J. FULTON
sis rwiira sr.
Two block's 'South Jefferson ear. 1 hlock
from either Jlth or 13th st oars. ,,
Office- hours:' I to If ; 1 to 4.
Horn phona A-llli. .
"There Is no ttxaa-geratlon ,' (h.
price or the expense incurred , jthe
manufacture." said John J. Vaherty.
who is well up on cigars. "Thre thou
sand dollars was actually paid by King
Edward for 1,000 cigars, and th mar
gin of profit even at that unprecedent
ed price was exceedingly small. The
manufacturer was eager to gain the
prestige of having served royalty and
went to extraordinary expense. The j
clears were eiam lncnes m inrtk an
at the thickest part in the middle, one
Inch In diameter. They were made ot
the finest Vuelta Abajo tobacco.
"Each leaf passed through th hands
of . two 'selectors,' and it required the
examination of aithousandv of
to obtain those that were uniform tn
color, uniform in, else . and- free from
large veins. lien tne cigars were
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Incorporated and Chartered under
the Laws of the Stat of Oregon '
INSURES ALL KINDS OF
LIVE STOCK AGAINST
DEATH FROM ANY
CAUSE.
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The only live stock insurance asso
ciation licensed in the stata
of Oregon." v w .
Insurance writteq during ' . '
1W ..f 481,073
Losses paid to policyhold-
ers during iw 10,436
WE PAY LOSSES PROMPTLY
We have no high-salaried officers.
OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE
A call on telenhnn Main V7K .:it
bring our v inspector, who wiU givt '
full particulars.,. , .
HOME -OFFICE IN, LAFAYETTE i
sUILDINO, . SIXTH AND
WASHINQTON
Ml
finished the workmen received 85 cents
for each cigar, the name of a guest
was lettered in gold leaf on each cigar,
and each was Incased in a silken en
velope. The 1,000 were packed In her.
metically sealed cedar boxes and
shinned to England.
"The time consumed and the expense
Incurred were In the selection of tha
leaf and the extra frills of gold leaf
and silk, but so far aa the mini it v I
" a'ttS? ZSfcaTSSS-'JRf Mnffc;Th. manufacturer will me
Yorkers. The maufactUreV'.-"" eniUu" ,m".'S.'?.,?r "
nVinu tn make . hi Tih 1 1? : ."" Awuw rmea ina.oruer xyr
r" .tT..- "'.7"" u "igiiu i,u tw yeara ao.
SK-TPiJ; i Fi v ;1ap makers I ba seasoned for three or four-yrra,
ILin ' ii,Z:.iWt ,u.lh 1 l , It necessary to keep r r r
zr. "ill,, . iz ' ; tneyianeaa. tn most rastiaious ni t
Z .ii!. k samepcean wiXh I profitable customer Insists that .:
i,; jiT. T IT ""'V wwi-muig- on or-l gars anau oe jnaao rrnni . me
dln.SLy- l2llaL fmp-' ' ' I half of the leaf, which he bellrvea
s i. oww n re to go to England I tains the most frsirram- and rj
at .aster.witl have thin bands of gold I The lower part, therefor, is lost, a .i
v wtiu, uut mey win not De wrapped with It considerable profit.