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THE OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY - EVENING. MARCH . II. 1008.
Excessive Drinldng
.Ue Take Canadian Uosey si fict X&lut ,
211 IDHS
FOR ANTIPODES
Two Steamers Chartered to
, 1 Carry 3Iaterial from Lo
vh caUIills.
Orrinc Destroys, the Craving for
DrinkSold Under Posi
tive Guarantee.
jlNVERKIP AND ELSA
-OX EX ROUTE LIST
Bowrinc & Co. Charter the British
fitMmrr and American Trading
Company CJoi Negotiations .on
; ; Korwcglan Freighter Soon Due,
Portland lumber manufacturers have
.captured order for nearly 6,000.000 feet
. ''! lumhur of Australia this week and
t' two large tramp steamers wire char-
tared yesterday to carry ths material
-'away. They are the British steamer
: Inverlclp and the Norwegian steamer
, 'I'Klaa.
r The Inverklp- was -charities by Bow
'.'ring A Co. to load for Fort.rlrle, t,he
distributing port of timber for the Aus
irallan mines She will carry about
' 1.200,009 feet. The Elsa was chartered
by the American Trading- company to
. load for Melbourne or Sydney and she
-will carry away ;,iuv,uuu xeei. one
. Bow at Uuaymas, Mexico.
This la one. of the largest lots of
lumber disposed of here at one time
lor several weeks and roes to illustrate
that tha low prices are attracting for-
Excesslve or continued uas. of alco
holic beveragea always rcaults In a dis
eased condition of the nervous system.
The drinking man Is of tao. heard to
sny, "I can stop of my own free will
and when I wish," but tha poor fellow
Is now devoid of the" power. to act at
the proper time and In tha right way
It s too late, tha craving haa secured a
firm hold and because of tha diseased
nervous system he hsa not the ability
for sustained effort. The result wa all
know.
Drunkenness Is no longer considered a
crime; eminent scientists and physl-
clans have arreed that It 'Is a disease
and must be treated as such. , J
The horoe treatment that has been j
used for a number of years, and la :
highly successful. Is Orrlne. It Is sold I
under a positive guarantee that If It I
does not effect a cure your money will
be refunded. I
Orrlne Is In two forms. When desir
ing to five secretly, purchase Orrlne No.
1, and If the pAtlent will voluntarily I
take the treatment, Orrlne No. 2 should i
be given. The guarantee la the same!
n. either cane. Orrlne coata but 11.00
per box. Mailed In plain aealed wrap
Mr on receipt of price. Write for free
treatise on "Drunkenness." mailed In
sealed envelope by The Orrlne Co.,
Washington. IX C. Fold by leading
druggists everywhere and In this city j
by tilarke-Woodward Drug' Co., and
nearly all druggists In Portland.
Ian buyers.
nth the Inverklp and Elsa coming
here la addition to the large sieamer
'.Naedlea. chartered soms time flgo, the
Russian bark Albyn, the British ship
Xelburn and others, Fortland will prob-
bly export more lumner in Apm man
' haa been done for a long time in any
one month.
Ths British steamer Strathgyle Is un
der charter to come nere to joaa ior me
orient soon, and It Is not improbable
: that aha will be here In time ror April
loadlna-. Tha Strathgyle will carry
away about 3.800,000 feet. The steamer
Needles, mentioned above, Is the largest
craft en route. 8ha will get away with
class te 4,0,00 feet.. She too Is under
charter to Bo wring A Co.
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. " BOAT WILL JIAVE SPEED.
Large Gasoline Craft to be Operated
r,;t. on 1'pper Columbia.
fNnarla! Diraatrh to The Journal.)
3 Xennewlck. Wash., March 11. LundyJ
r & Mateson or this city nave ciosen a
contract for the fastest gasoline boat
On the upper Columbia river. She Is to
run- between this city and Priest rapids,
. miles, making tha round trip In one
. The boat will be brought up the Co
lumbia to the portage road, where she
will be lifted out, taken above Celilo
falls and placed In the river again and
run up the? river to Kennewtck.
The contrast calls for the completion
" Of tha boat within 0 days. At present
there are twa boats plying the river,
the MounUin Gem and the W. R. Todd,
but these are unable to handle the rap-
, fylly Increasing business.
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Renew Branches.
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Pilot Commission Holds Regular
1 'Meettaf.at City by the Sea.
Special Dlspttcb te The JoanaLI
i- Ainri Or.. March ll-The Oregon
llot commission held Its regular
Jnonthly meeting here yesterdsy arter
noon and transacted routine business.
i. J. MoVlcar, Gustav Anderson and R.
H Howes had the branches renewed.
The state pilot schooner Is to be placed
In condition for service during ths summer.
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S. French bark Col. de fVillebols' 11a
reull. from Portland.
Astoria. March 10. Arrived down at
3:S0 p. m., acliooner W. K. Jewett.
Mojl, March 10. Arrived Jiuarch 7,
British steamer Baron Cawdor, from
Portland for Port Said.
Barry. March 10. Arrived, March I,
British steamer Como. from Portland.
Uuaymas. March 10. Arrived Febru
ary 25, bark Paramlta, from Columbia
river.
Astoria, March 11. Condition of the I
bar at 8 a. m., obscured; wind south
west. 20 miles; weather light rain.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
7:40 a. m., 7.S feet; 1:40 p. m., .l feet
Low water, 1:41 a. m., 4.0 feet; Lib p.
m., 1.0 reel. .
STOP SALE OF
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ROUGH TICKETS
Commission Rules Against I
Routing from Tacoma
East Via Portland.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The" steamer' Sue H. Elmore sailed
' yesterday for Tillamook with 100 tons
of freight and two passengers. This
was her first sailing from Portland.
' The steamer Roanoke will have new
boilers Installed in about five months,
when her speed will be still further in
creased. The- boilers will be built by
the Willamette Iron A -Steel works.
V '.' The steam ' schooner F. 8. Loop left
for San Francisco last night with 410,
000 feet of lumber. , She will stop at
Tongue (Point for a deckload.
.. The -steam, schooner Washington
: leaves for San Francisco today from
Linn ton. She carries lumber and pas-
Mnnn. r
'The schooner King Cyrus began load
ing lumber today at Preaoott for San
plego. She arrived up yesterday,
t John r . on nas Deen i
nographer and typewriter
John F. Bon has been appointed ate-
r ana iypewruer in
of the . United States Immigration
the office
in
spector. The. position is a new one
recommended by Chief Inspector Bar
bour, .. MARINE NOTES
, Astoria, 'March 11. Arrived down
during tha night, French bark Emilia
Oalllne, and steamer Elmore. Arrived
at and left up at 10 a. m., steamer
JohSJi Poulaen. from San Franclsoo.
Harwich, March 11. Arrived March
As the. result of a recent ruling of !
the Interstate commerce commission.
the O. R. & N. will In all probability
discontinue Its sa'le of through tickets
from Tacoma to the east via Portland.
Heretofore this has been done, the O.
R. & N. absorbing the local rote of
$4.35. This will mean the discontin
uance of attendee on Puget sound.
The ruling Is said to have come about
in response to the new tariffs of the
Union Pacific, Milwaukee and other
roads selling through tickets to Port
land only, but Ita exact provlelpns are
still unknown to O. R. & N. officials
here. They expect to get the desired
detailed Information soon, when it will
be definitely settled whether pr not to
withdraw the agents in Tacoma. It Is,
however, said here that there Is a ques
tion whether the new order will affect
westbound traffic, which Is .the bigger
slice of the transcontinental buslneaa.
To a certain extent the new order
means that the O. R. a N. Is cut off
iruiu psanenirer Dullness Deiween rugetil
ouna ana me east via Portland until
me proposed Marnman branch between
thla city and Tacoma materialises.
In the past the rate from Tacoma to
points east has been the same over tha
northern lines and the Harrlman lines
via Portland, although no traffic ar
rangement has existed between the Hill
lines and the O. R. & N. To enable the
Harrlman line to quote a through rate
equal 10 inose or the mu lines. It sim
ply absorbed the local rate between
rorxiana ana Tacoma, wl
has now been dented them
state commerce commission.
'I he new order will not affect the
traffic arrangements between the Hill
lines and the Southern Pacific com
pany. VOTERS HUSTLE TO PUT
hlch privilege
by the Inter- i
ES
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REGISTER
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Five Hundred and Two
"Over 21" Affix Family
Title on Books.
v . If interested in the tariff,
- read "The Strength of Na
tioris," by Welsfor'd.
If-, interested "in politics,
; rd Root's MA Citizen's Part
j in Government" .
; . If interested in economics,
; rod our daily advertise
.' ments.". :
" - Tomorrow a big Neckwear
j special100 dozen 50c Ties
. for.one day at 2Sy-
CLOTHfMG CO
1 - 1C3 JIIIRD. STREEX.;
Yesterday was one of the record days
In .registration at the office of the
county clerk, 602 names being added to
tha rolls. There are Just four weeks of
registration left, and if an average of
ovv per ciay is maintained on the home
stretch the total registration will be
30,000. As the office of the county
clerk is kept- open each evening until 9
o'clock and the candidates are being
Stimulated to greater effort as the day
for the primaries comes nearer if i
possible that the 600 flsrure mnv h ex
ceeded and the grand total boosted be
yond the 30,000 mark.
Of those thus far registered. 14Ri
are Republicans, 3,189 are Democrats
and 638 have slaned as InnenHuni.
Prohibitionists or Socialists. Including
yesterday's figures the total la 18,681.
MADAME BLAUVELT
SIXGS FRIDAY XIGIIT
The celebrated American soprano
Madame - Lillian Blauvelt. will be heard
in a grrasJ concert recital at the Hellig
meaire, jjouneenm ana Washington
streets, next Friday evening, March 13,
under the direction of the Hellig theatre
management. This famous artist win
be assisted by the well-known 'cellist,
Albert Rosenthal, and the brilliant pian
ist. Miss Edith Kellogg. Seats are nnw
selling' at' theatre box office.
OXLY OXE SLIPPED
BEHIND SCHEDULE
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mm im, e awki
m&. homclov&i:
tf-hzn ifw Mt doHv to yah temdhy
dlnntii it vnlc ta&te Setteh to youk
ffUmdb and yoiMeSfl ij you teUv it
on a MM new taMt.
m offib you fumi (p.fo to (pf.fo
1 2 Extension Table Specials
head the dteUftion& o$ tfiee to
$let eottie into oiA btoe and yw'lt
Se teihe to Say one. vte ftave too many
dinmf-hoom taMte and wibfo to bed
tfmntkat aL
VPUlVU 6foot Exten- d) , J heavy 6- J L.Ov Ex"
sion Table, inch leg tension
made of thoroughly seasoned Extension Table, top is 44x44- Table in round top and pedestal
hardwood; golden finish. Reg- Inch and extends to o feet. Reg- base; golden or weathered fin-
ular value $11. ular value $17.50. r ish. Regular value $21.
$23i00 JuiqLr $1 5i50 ? "root $24i00 wooJex
ter siwed Pedestal tension
oak Pedestal Extension Table, T ... ... . . Table in finest quarter-sawed
6 feet long and round top; fin- Table; uh 8eIect er- oak; finjshed ,dn or weath
ished golden or weathered. sawed oak top and claw feet. ered; round pillar pedestal base.
Regular value $35. Regular value $26.50. Regular value $42.50.
$ l 6i75 6tY 5 $33iOQ Q uUarYter- I 5 0
leg Exten- sawed oak . tension
sron Table, with quarter-sawed Extension Table, finished weath- Ta.ble: m q"?rtr-wed golden
golden oak top and leg.. Reg- ered or golden; heavy claw feet;
ular value $29. pedestal base. Reg. value $55. $125.
$22i50 ?q"reYto5 $34i 50 p ctai $67t50
60 - inch I
and square Extension top 10-ft.
.pedestal 6-ft. Extension Table, Table, with 48-inch top and 8- Extension Table, with heavy
made of select quartered oak oot extension; has heavily pedestal base; made of select
and f,nithA crir!,.,, , .u carved claw feet; golden or quartered oak; finished early
and finished golden or veath- weathered oak. Regular value English or golden. Regular
ered. Regular value $41.50. $56.50. value $115.
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FIRST AND T. A Y L O R
Druggists?!;
Japanese Koncba Pottery V4 Off
" In our Gift Room is a complete line of Japanese Koucha Pot
tery. Over 3U stylesiand shapes. Colorings a deep rich red with
decoration! of dragons, wisteria, iris and other typical oriental
designs, in gold snd lavender designs 6 to 16 Inches in height.
Prices from 70c to $3.75. . This week U off. .."- '
.53 $1.50 values '. ........ 13
fttJt ttOt. ...1.... S1
.....w' TSIUca oi.tMMinT"
$3.10 values ...,,w..:..fa.TO , .
70c values
$1.10 values
.68
Our assortment of Rozane Pottery i complete
We Do Artistic Picture- Framing
Buy New Dusters
Now
Chicago Janitor, 200 leathers:
reg. $1.65. Special 5s
Parlor, white tail feathers; reg.
$1.40. Special 84s
Piano, very soft feathers; reg.
$1.00. Special 69
Wool Duster, for automobiles;
reg. 50c. Special 39s)
Ostrich Feather Dusters
at l.M Off
Combination Brush I
and Comb Bolder
With Plat Clan Mirror 39c
7x9 inches, black ebony frame
with gold trimmings; reg.
price $1.15. Special R9
Rubber Goods
Chances
family Bulb
Syringe, , regMisr
ai
Tench Douche, regular'
11. S special
Tullar'a FYem
11.50 special ......i.)Sl.
Jjidles' Spray gyrlngs Tegu
12.60 special ' ...31.79
Bed Fountain Syringe, 49 X.
regular fS.60 special .fl.79
Bed Fountain Syringe, S X, reg
ular I2.S6 special .....1.9
Bed Fountain Syringe, 3 X. reg
ular $2.16 special S1.B9
Bed Bath Spray Attachment.
Sponges, regular fin-
regular 11.16 special . ,gl
Japanese Air wusnions .
Bubber Sponges, reaulai
special
Pure Gum Oloves. regular
special $3
Rubber Bubbles ror the Chil
dren , 25t
Fancy Silk Covered Traveling
cases. -reg. $1.25 special Bt.K.1
Assorted Colors, regular $2.(5 ,
special ftl.43
Cloth Inserted Screw-top lee
Cap. regular 11.21 special 63s
Fountain Pens for Every Purpose
New Designs In
Wood-to-Burn
A complete assortment of New
Artistic Designs In wood to burn
has Just been received. Ws invite
vour inspection.
New Tabourettes 65 to 5
Ptelns from 76 e to S.
letter Racks rrom .-SOt to
Whisk Broom Holders
Wsste Paper Baskets gl.3(
We Backs 85'te
Stamp Boxes
Hair Receivers
Pine Backa
Nut Bowie from 25 to 1,
Playing cam Boxes at to
Those Wearing
Glasess
Your glasses ' may need
some readjusting or othec
small repairs. We gladly do
this for nothing but a little
appreciation from you. When
your glasses do not feel right
they are wrong, the eyes
never deceive. Don't neglect
them. Our Optical Depart
ment is complete, our Opti
cians competent Eyes fitted.
Glasses fitted.
Prices .
Low
Complete Your Cozy Dome
Famous Bollcan Heads
Genuine Carbons 25c
Framed in neat 1-inch brown
frames, English coaching scenes
in ebony frames, Gibson passe
partouts, both in heads and fig
ures,) facsimile water colors in
gold frames, "Cupid Awake"
ana "Cupid Asleep," in oval
brown frames, "The Young
Mother" in gold, and a large as
sortment of other pictures.
$1.25 Values 25
-Gold Oval Frames 39c
Oval frames finished in black
and gold complete with glass in
back, size from cabinet to 11x14
including all the French panel
shapes. We reserve the right
to limit quantities on this item.
' $1.50 Values 39
Neatly matted and framed in
gold ovals, also water color fac
similes and figure pieces in oval
frames, genuine carbons in oval
and square frames, "Pharaoh's
Horses" in black and gold.
The Aurora and the Muses in
gold frames, poets and mu
sicians in dainty brown frames,
and others.
$2.00 Values 50
Dresden Art Plates
Framed in handsome gold
with gold burnish ornaments
three subjects of heads by the
well known artist "Asti." Each
encased in a shadow box.
Reg. $7.50 Values $1.95
Genuine Oil Paintings One-Half Price
Genuine Oil Paintings, each one an original, framed in the new
est sweep and double deck effects, encased in a shadow box, about 38
pieces in all; values up to $35.
Unframed hand-colored Photogravures, exhibition and sale,
framed to your order.
MAY'S lAWN GRASS SEEDS - - 15c PACKAGE
Woodlark Homeopathic Croup & Cough Syrup
This wonderful preparation is the original recipe of a very emi
nent Homeopathic Physician, and will be found an admirable remedy
for all cases of Cough, Croup, Colds, Whooping Cough and allied
diseases incident to children. No home should be without it, espe
cially where there are children. Price, per bottle, 25.
A few other Homeopathic Specialties', "Woodlark" Homeopathic
Tablets for La Grippe 50. ,
Woodlark"-Homeopathic Teething Powders ...Y.50 .
-"Woodlark"-Homeopathic Worm Powders. ............25
"Woodlark". Homeopathic Tablets for Poison Oak,. ...25) - v
: :'; Prepared, sold and guaranteed by our Homeopathic Department,-,
; Main Floor.. - 'v i ; .
s Phones lo All Deparlmenls Exchange 11 ; A6171;A6172ri
Farms
and
Acreag
for Sale
HERJIIST0N PLANNING
TO ATTRACT VISITORS
Trains did pretty well today.
Northern Pacific No. I, due at
' 7 o'clock, -arrived 'on time. ,
e Southern Pacific No. 16, due at
7:66. arrived at 8:36.
4 Southern Pacific No. IS, due at
11: JO, arrived on time.
O. R.V& N. No, 3. due at 8
o'clock, arrived on time. .
4 O. R..& N. No. S, due at 9:45,
arrived, on time. r
s vAatorla & Columbia
at ut;i6, arrivedon time.-:
. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Pendleton, March 11. Plans for Sun
day excursions every Sunday during tne
summer from different points in the
Inland empire are now being planned by
the Hermlston Commercial association.
The matter has been taken up with the
O. R. & N. officials and it is hoped to
secure reduced rates and an excursion
train frnm rilffprnnt nntnta everv Sun
day. The number of Sunday visitors I
Last night Mr. Hanford and his com
pany of players put on Shakespeare's
"Merchant Of Venice" to an interested
to the government irrigation reservoir j audience at the Hellig., Mr. Hanford
and dam 'at thla time Is large and it Is
thought that regular excursions would
bring immense crowds here to view the
great project which is now about complete.
For a ' mild, easy action ' Of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan's Begu
lets la ' enough. . Treatment cures
habitual . constipation 25 cents a box.
Ask your druggist for them. - v
isiglassM tt''Mu'KMr, I
nas evidently counted on making a
sugar-coated pill out of each of the
classics which he presents. So with
"The Merchant or Venice" he has cov
ered the essence of the Shakespearean
medicinal . herbs with a saccharine
coating of ballet girls and vaudeville
performers.;. This attempt to straddle
Shakespeare and' musioal comedy at the
same time , in interesting, but neither
particularly interesting nor instructive.
The plnk-tlghted woman who rides
two steeds la jtbe circus is entertaining.
"stralahf
Is sometimes Instructive,
leaves you
be interested.
Shakespearean production
instructive, Mr. Hnnfnrri
no other resource than, to
Miaa Wilson's Portia was of the reir-
rtetv0" Mrgh"C,rJ, Ol" mitlon t
riety. Mr. Hanford as Shylock won
some applause from the audience at the
close of the court scene. John M. Kiine
M tB?anl0' and Alexander : Mac!
Kenzle. that veteran of the stage whom
u.w!v.?rent management foiced to
play the scarce-bearded" Caesar in "An
tony and Cleopatra" the evening- be
fore, was laat nlhf .
Miss Ethel Dunn was NerUsa anc I In.
aulged in some ecstatic armi.vio.tr..
every now anit then. "Ant, .- --i .
. V it 1 repeatea oy Mr, Hanford
vuniijun mu evening.
EXPRESS COMPANIES
MAY PATCH IT, UP
ssssasaaaBaassissMaaBaaa V -
; . Olympla. Wash. March 11. -ICxprtss
rates are to be taken up by the railroad
commission at an informal hiuirlnir
for Thursday afternoon. - Beprt(enU
86 ACRES 3 miles west of St Johns; all good, rich, soil, with
no rock or gravel; all good timber, estimated 7,000 cords of wood; on
good public road; well watered by two never-failing streams; adjoin
ing good public schoolhouse. Price $65 per acre.
44 ACRES 9 miles northwest of Portland; all good, rich soil,
on good public road; all nice standing timber; well watered. Price
$60 per acre.
v . 33 ACRES 10W miles west of Portland, with good leading
public road all around it; all cleared arid in a high state of cultiva
tion; well fenced; 10 acres of 2-year-old apple orchard; good state of
cultivation, good well water, good 9-room house. Price $9,000;
one third cash, balance to suit the purchaser.
10 ACRES Near. Beavetton; all good, rich soil; all cleared,
well fenced; on good public road; new house, large -new barn, new
outbuildings. Price only $4,000; $1,000 cash, 'balance to suit the pur-
C-4erACRES Half a mile from good railroad station; all cleared
and in a high state, of cultivation,' 3 acres choice winter apples, good , '.
well of water; on good puoac roaa. .race S2,3uu. ' . ;
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3455 STARK STREET t
tives of the express companies have bad
two conferences : with the commission,
and It is possible a satisfactory settle
ment Of the complaints on file can -be
had without the holding of a formal
bearing and the summoning : of wit
nesses. - . .;3-:;5' v'1'tf.ii--::---':,i
Boundary Qoestton Settled. ?
(Special Dtspateb to Tbs Journal.).;
i " Asuncion, Paraguay, March .. 11Thi
president has informed congress that
the boundary Question between 'thla
country and Bolivia has been settled bv
" " ' i '.'-.'',' ". (ft the arbitration of the president - oJ
'Eya glasses, tl.00.at Mettger's, s . Argentina. . r