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I .U.-r- c the OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND,, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH V 20, 1908.. 13 11 mm IIIT C1IIGE III STOPPIHG PLACE Confusion -and Danger, on ! Grand' Avenue Owing to .1; V Car Stops, -Much dissatisfaction is expressed by 1 Grand avenue buines men 'regarding 1 the new rules of the Portland JUllway company which rau Ira cara to atop on tb near aide of the at reel at all Inter secltona. ai the rule appllea to the In tersection at Grand avenue and Eaat .-Morrison atreet A 'delegation went to Manager Fuller the ether'day ad pre' aented their grlevanoea and It la likely the company will take atepa to remedy the, evIU-a they exlat at the buay eaat Ida corner, ";AJ1 cara that paaa over the lntersac . tion at Eaat Morrison and Grand avenue at nresent aton on the near aide. Alao rarh that nmmm over thin Intersection either oome into or go out from East Morrison atreet; way turn aimer soum, klrt m.VAn Wn nr Ail at. Tha ICaet MRr rlnon atreet and Grand avenue intersec tion, therefore, la arranged much dlr ferently from any other intersection in even Ins; hours 6 o'clock on to 7 o'clock there is During the the city. fmm K t ma Hualr Mrnr In tha entire rltv. As a result of the new rule requiring ears to atop on the near aide at inter sections, all persona wishing to go east taking cara at Grand avenue must take them at the southwest corner of the intersection. The rara at the Intersection come very fast and close together. They nr; continually passing from tho aouth and north onto Bast Morrison, cutting off the neonle trying to get to the other aLia nf the street. Cars are also com Ing In a constant stream from across thv bridge, adding danger to the point during rush hours. . . The business men wish to have the old system reinstated at thla Intersec tion for outgoing cara only. The new system of stopping on the near side is satisfactory ror wesi-Douna ran. uui not for east bound cars. Many, tlmea because people are afraid to cross the street they are compelled to stand Idly by and watch the car go out. leaving them behind. Thla Is the cause of much of the dissatisfaction. It- Is be lieved if the railroad company will or der all east-bound cars to stop on the far side instead of thfl near of tn atreet the trouble will be remedied. . The sidewalk la so high above tha street on the southwest corner of the In tersection, where people are now com pelled to take the east-bound cars and the street no narrow that additional dangers are brought about. GOT SCARED AT HIS OWN BAj) CHECK What was evidently an attempt to swindle ..e Citlsen'R bank, at Grand avenue and Kast Alder street, out of lib wan made yesterday afternoon. A stranger attempted to pass a $36 check apparently signed, by John I Gllstrap and drawn on the Canadian Bank of Commerce. When questioned concern ing the authenticity of the check the man took fright and left the bank. URGE HASTY ACTION BIDIIIG BRIDGE Lrooktyn Club' Takes Stand -for New Structure Across 'i ( : the illamette. : East Portland hM taken ft atand for ft new bridge , to .replace vne, present weak-kneed structure which croes tha river at Madison atreet, and at tha meet ing of the Brooklyn Republican and Im provement club 'held last night ft com mutes- waa appoimea to ia in wai ter ud with tha city attorney and mu nicipal government. councilman A. u. uiniini urouim up tha subject, or tn ormga.. a new (foot4 steel structure- is fevered and prompt action waa urged. Tha speak ers said it would probably be neceasary to eloae tha Madison bridge permanent ly, causing ft great deal of Inconvenience to residents or ooin me wi mm w I. Holes was cnosen cnair- man of tha Joint bridge committee from tha Rrookivn ana .uaai Bias rum ciuds. Tha club Indorsed tha East 8 Ida High school bond issue and a plan for opening up the steeet oetween aanwauKie ana Kenllworth atreet. through tha north mi nf tha Bouthern Paciflo carshops round. Will Da mvestigsiea oy a com m It tee. II SELLVOOD SCHOOL UCKIHG Ifl SAFETY Committees Find Building Without Adequate 3Ieans of Escape From Fire. The committee appointed to Investi gate the Sell wood school and Ita pro vision, for the . safety of pupils has made a report stating that there are not enough stairs and exits and that fire escapes 'should he Installed. Doors are too narrow and the building is far from being in proper condition. 8o far as an investigation of the safe guards against Are are concerned . all that the committee could compliment ia the fact that Are drills are held fre quently and that exita are kept free, it recommends that a stairway be placed nt the south end of the upper hall eadlng to an exit below, so as to give he children in the south end of the building some chance to escape in case or nre. The door in the basement leading from the children's room Into the Janitor's and thence to the out-of- doors, the committee states to be about half as largo as It should be, and a se rious source of danger In case of panic. There are no fire escapes on the build ing and the committee recommends their installation, with platforms from each room. In addition to Its report on tha fire escape matter. It recommends that addi tional ground be secured as a play ground for the children, who are now compelled to play In- the unhealthy basement of the building. WILL CALL HERE FOR PART CARGO Australia Mail Liner Jtovcric to Load Lumber in April. ON KEGULAR RUN 4: FROM PACIFIC .COAST Oregon Metropolis Will Probably Be Placed on Route If Enough Bus! nesft Can Be Secured to Warrant Stopover Five Liners In Service aiiatrallan mall line steamer ... . . v.j .lAiit Anrll trill, nui " to take cm 1.750.000 feet of lumber as part cargo for her regular trip to tne antipodes, for which destination he is scheduled to depart from San Francisco May 8. Ernest Laldlaw, Portland representa tive of Frank Waterhouse & Co.. made the announcement this morning, and there ia ft strong probability of the lln efa making occasional calls here In the future If .-the experiment now being made proves satisfactory. -' Some months ago the Australian Mail line began Operations with five steam ers, the Boverlo. Foreric, Teddo, Aeon and Inverlc, and regular sailing dates are maintained out of San Francisco after the steamers have called at Puget sound for part cargoes. It now appears that it will be profitable to add Port land to the route, although for a starter the liners will only call hero aa freight offers. . ' The Boverlo is ft large steamer with capacity for approximately 7,000 tons of freight. She Is now on the way to San Francisco from Australia with a cargo of coal. Arter aiscnarging me coai, tne Steamer will proceed to Puget sound to take on whatever ireigm awaits ner ana then she will come here to load. From here she will return to the Bay City to finish up with general cargo. Mr. Latdlaw says the line is steadily gaining patronage and a very good ser vice Is maintains with the vessels now on the route. More will be added, how ever, as business increases. The lumber for the Boveric will be furnished by local mills. Australia ha bought large quantities of lumber dur ing the past few months, as a result of inviting quotations. CAPTAIN COMPLAINS." Special SaSurday Sale Spring Siiiis at $16.50 The Big East Side Store offers as a great Saturday inducement all our new Spring $20.00 Suits at $16.50. West Side stores will sell you the same Suits for $25 You can pay us as you likeybur credit is -'good J Our stylei are just the sort that men of careful dress desire, and there's a broad enough range to insure every man a liberal selec tion.'. The makers of these suits are tailors of standing, who select their own woolens and who build them into suits of character and worth.' See this special Saturday showing at j, .. V There's no need of paying more. . V IV I SB tlVA ..$16.50 Also for Saturday and Saturday Night These Farther and Attractive Specials: 500 Suits fine elastic balhriggart undergarments for men. These come m the natural, blue and pink; very best values 7Qi islf at $1 the suit. Saturday special i ZjKj OUIL A Sterling Sale Men's Hats at $1.85 All new shapes and blocks, blacks and colors. Our special $2.50 Hat, as good as any $3.00 one on the west side. Sat- dt QC urday only.'. $lOD Your size and your choice is here. 50 Dozen Ladies' Wash Waisls, Values to $1.75, 79c For Saturday and Saturday night this entire lot, seasonable, stylish Waists. They arc made of sheer white lawn, nicely trimmed with laces, insertions and tucks, short and long sleeves, button 7Qj front and back. All sizes Saturday WE BUY IN Union Avenue and East Burnside All Around the Corner Open Saturday Night Until 10 QUANTITE8 SAVE THE NEW IN FRGIQHT All Around the Corner BiffllEasfSideStore GEVURTZ BROS. 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An -aleirant librar . af IAS volume and handsoma aolden oak cases will b. flven to tha lodaa. achoo church, elub or aocieij in rnnmna aeounnj io larKeac nurawr or . votea. Bv.ry merchant llatad below will iv with each 10-cent purchaa. on vota. At tha cloaa of tha contaat tha lodaa. school, church, club or society rcl- ., Ina tha iaraaxt numbar of vote will ba awarded tha library complete, with cases. Current account whan promptly paid are entitled to votea. Tha library ; Is on exhibition In tha Fifth etreat window of Tha Journal offloe, corner Mftn and Yamhill streets. Ballot bozea are located at Holsman's Jewelry store. 149 Third streets Whit Front drua- store. MS Grand avenue: watts-atatthieu drua store, 176 Russell' street, where all vote should be deposited. Trade with tha following merchant andrat busy with tha votea: hulk is found somewhere along: the coast or drifting at sea, the fate of the vesnel will not be learned for two months, as she Is not due at Callao until that time. The Rosamond carried a crew of eight men, besides the captain. LOAD FROM BARGES. Can't Find Authority vto Attend to Clearing of Channel. Captain Lemaitre of the French bark Iloche says he will flla complaint with the chamber of commerce, calling: that body's attention to tho fact that ha has been unable to find any authority to at tend to the removal of the logs that obstruct tha east side channel of the Madison bridge. His vessel has been detained a couple of days because of a few loss obstructing the passage-way. Captain Lemaitre says he has hunted Harbormaster Bpeler in vain for two day and now ha will turn to the cham ber of commerce In search of relief. "There are a few logs lodged against the pier of tha brldae and so located that they block tha passageway through the east channel of the draw,'1 said the captain this morning, "and It makes it Impossible for us to move my ship into the lower harbor where she la to load wheat. The log could be removed in a snort wnlle ll the matter waa alven attention. , "I have hunted the harbormaster two uaya wuiiutrt being able to locate Mm. I have tried to reach him by telephone. but can get no answer. To bring re lief I have determined to lay the mat ter before the navigation committee of tne cnamDer or commerce. Cantata Lemaitre furthermore de clares that if instead of working from the east end to remove the logs that were Jammed against the brftlge piers by the freshet, the towboata were set to work pulling the logs from the piers near tho draw, the channel could be cleared with little trouble. The. snip Hoche is at anchor off the Mill foot Of street. RIVER FALLS RAPIDLY. Kinetic Energy i j . .Wswa i siajn nm n ... Kinetic is a good word. It means "powcrto make things go." A fat bank account, a rock on the edge of a hill, a barrel of gunpowder, and I 5C01TS EMULSION all j contain "kinetic energy' so the professor tells us. x Power. Is stored up in Scott's Emulsion This force" let loose in the t , ' system of the consumptive 1 $m$' hjm the strength to s r take on new flesh. It Is a . ' powerful flesh-producer'. ' VMOfWir-BOa, aai IJJWli Log Jam at Madison Bridge Will Soon Bo Removed. The Willamette river is falllnc ran- idly at all points and soon the freshet will be of the oast. The current is still quite swift in the harbor but towboats are easily able to handle large craft mat nave to oe snirtea rrom one dock to another. The log Jam at the south side of the Madison street bridge is gradually being removea Dy cowDoats ana it is expected that the last log will have. been removed oy mis evening. A gang of men I at work straighten ing out the bridge pier that was bent In the collision with the tug Samson ana cars .wm jm permitted to eresa a soon as this work is completed. It might be finished by tonight. FEARS FOR THE ROSAMOND. SJilp Henry Villard Will Outfit Part ly at St. Johns. Supplies are now being sent to St. Johns for the American ehlo Henry Villard. which Is to go to Bristol Bay soon, end it is understood the veaael will receive all her Portland freight at i c... ni r the drvdock. It 18 i a a i,.,iur in tow the freight to the ship on barges than to bring the vessel Into tne naroor. . .,, The Henry Villard is under charter to tha Alaska Packers' association of Astoria and, will take that company s crews and outfits to the canneries in the north. She will take the crew and additional stores on at Astoria. MARnng INTKLLIGEJfCB. maa-ala Xlar Saa t Arrive. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook ...March 21 Alliance, Coos bay March -1 Breakwater. Coos Bay Marci? I, Rose Cltx, San Francisco March 23 O. W. Elder, San Pedro Marr ;! Roanoke, 8an Pedro and way.. March 24 Hanalel, San Francisco March 30 Senator. San Francisco March 31 Arabia, orient...... Ap'iJ? Nlcomedla, erient May I Alesla. orient. Jn Numantia. orient July 1 . Baralax User to Depart. Senator. San Francisco March 20 Hanalel. San Francisco March -1 sVe H Elmore Tillamook .- March 23 Allianoe. Coos Bay March 2? n...bwatar Run HTftnClRPO . . . M HrulI " U Roanoke. San Pedro and way.. March 26 Rose City. San Francisco March ?7 no FMder. San Pedro April 2 Anrhta. orient April 15 Nlcomedla. orient May Alesia, orient June Numantia, orient. J my YMMla la ort Bt Nlchola. Am. b A?,torl Berlin, Am. ah ?0')" Henrv Villard. Am. an St John Acme, Am. h. -.Portland Lbr. Co. Arctic Stream. Br. as. Oceanic John 'A. Campbell. Am. ch. ....Astoria Jordanhlll. Br. sh iJ.tn"$on Alice Marie. Fr. bk. .......... -Maxtlng Andre Theodore, Fr. bk.. Columbia No. 2 Jules Oommea, Fr. bk Greenwich unh Vr hie Mill street Colonna, Nor. bk ....Elevator Collunna, Br. bk Coal Dunaers Broderick Castle. Br. ship Astoria FOUND TRUE REMEDY Wreckage Believed to Be From the Schooner Drifts Ashore. (United Preu Leased Wire.) San Francisco, March 20. A dispatch to the merchant' exchange from Vic toria. B. C state that patrolmen from the lifesavlng station at Carmanah, Vancouver island, have found a life buoy and a quantity of wreckage washed upon the beach at that point' The action of tha water has partly obliterated the lettering on the Ufa buoy, but a far a could be made out It had borne the name of "Rossman.' The words "San Francisco" wera'un- - It la believed that the wreckage Is from the four-masted schooner Roaa- til v 11 i. v i mi. iivi v. w ii ii.ii b uri Harbor on February 7 bound for Callaa It ia probable that the Rosamond en countered a gala soon after leaning Grays Harbor arM was driven north upon the rocky coast She ha not been sighted' aince ahe - sailed, and unless soma word of her safety I received from Incoming vessels ,or the wrecked Woodard, Clarke & Co. Are Sure Mi-o-na Will Cure All Stom ach Troubles. The incalculable amount of good that Mi-o-na stomach' tablets are doing In Portland. In makina aick and even desDalrlnar neoole well, should compel the attention ox every Judicious persoH who is out of health with, stomach trouble. Th. nnii.ptvin miim or nervous de bllltv. headache, sleeplessness and mplnnrhnlv la faultv nutrition, the re suit of a weakened etomach -and in- So long as the , stomach Is weak tha tissues cannot assimilate proper nour ishment no matter, how much food la eaten. Mi-o-na ineraaaea the, Strength an4 activity of the muscular wall of the stomach, regulate the bowel , and make tha blood capable of conveying nutriment to all tne vital organs. Tha use of Ml-c-na stomach tablet makes all - th difference between a tired, nervous. sluRgtah condition, a weakened stomach, and a healthy, ener getic bodily condition. - In no other way can you o quickly, o readily and so positively stimulate the stomach to. good health aa by using Ml-o-na. The fact that this remedy ia soldi by Woodard. Clarke ft Co.-under a guarantee to. refund tha money unless ft cures, thowi conclusively its au- Serlority over ordinary old-fashioned igestivea. . A SO-cent box. of Ml-o-na lasts a couple of weeks, and will ward off a dosen attack of indigestion and bring th weakest etomach into a atata of strength and good healthy, - Largleniore, Br. sh... Astoria Edward Detallle, Fr. bk Stream Sommerstad, Nor. sa Liunton Strathblane. Br. ss I.... Astoria Marechal Davont. "r. bk Dolphins Moller. Fr. bk Stream Nerens, Ger. bk Elevator Crown of India, Br. bk Stream Verbena. Br. bk. ...Montgomery No. 2 I,eyland Bros., Br. sh AMorla M. Turney. Am. sch Astoria King Cyrus, Am. sch I'rescott Albyn. Rus. bk Stream Ernest Lesouve. Kr. bk Oceanic Clan Buehanon. Br. hIi Banfleld Irene, Am. sch Rainier J. M. Weatherwax, Am. sch Astoria Hanalel, Am. ss Oceanlo Sue H. Elmore. Am. ss Astoria Eugene BerRallnn. Fr. bk Atoria Albert Meyer, Am. sch Rainier En Boot to Xioad Limbtr, Echo, Am. bktn. Callao A. M. Campbell, Am. sch. Reaondo St Helens, Am. sh Ban Francisco Northland, Am. s Han Francisco Melville Dollar. Am. ss. ..San Francisco Ravalli. Am. ss San Francisco Churchill, Am. sch Keelung Kelburn, Br. bk MoJUlones Eetltia, Am. sh San Francisco Xn Boat With Cemaat and OanaraJ. Cornil Bart Fr. bk. Antwern Aberfoyle, Br. sh. Antwerp Edmund Kostad. Fr. DK London Emanuela Aces me. It bk Hamburs Asgard, Nor. ship .Antwerp Bloart, Fr. bk Antwerp Albert Rlckmers, Oer. bk Antwern Clan Graham. Br. sh. Cardiff Kueenle Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwara Vlncennes. Br. sh Antwerp Gael, Fr. bk .....London Coal Ships 13a Boat. Ancaloa, Br. sh Newcastle. A. Mlndoro. Am. sch. .Newcastle, N. 8. W. Hatumet Br. ss Newcastle, A. ' Tramp Btaamara En Boats. Aker, Nor. ss . San Pedro Minerva. Nor. ss Panama Strathgyle. British ss....San Francisco Needles, Br. sa Magdalene Bay Inversklp, Br. ss San Francisco Klsa, Nor, ss. Guavmas Htrathtay, Br. ss. Magdalena Bay Boveric, Br. ss San Francisco En Boute la Ballast to X,osd arala. Alsterkamp, Ger. sh Caleta Colosa ueiticDurn. nr. dk Santa Rosalia Manx King. Br. sh Taltral Urania. Nor. bk Valparaiso Port Crawford, Br. sh .Callao Howard u. Troov. Br. bk. ...San Pedro Nomla, Ger. bk Tocopilla Agnes Oswald, Br. sh Callao River FalliKih, Br. bk Callao Nordsec, Ger. hIi Callao Oil Steamer Xa Boats. Geo. Loo mis. Am. as San Francisco MAR1XK NOTES. Astoria, March 20. Arrived down 7 an. I Hulled at 3.15 h. hi., steamer Geo at W. Elder, for San Pedro and wav nnrls Sharpness, March 20. Arrived March 17. French bark Le i'lller. from Port land. Astoria. March 19. Sailed at 12 noon, British nhlp Crown of Germany, for Queenstown or Falmouth, ami steamer Jotian I'oulsen, lor San Francisco. Sailed at 2:40 p. m.. schooner Alice Mc Donald, for Redondo. Arrived down at 4 p. m.. Norwegian steamer Tricolor. Astoria. March 20. Condition of the bar at 8 a. m., smooth; wind west 20 miles; weather cloudy. Tides at Astoria fodav High water, 2:14 a. m., 8.6 feet; 2:38 p. m.. 7. feet; low waier. s:au a. m., 0.7 reet; 8:38 m., 1.7 feet. W. X. MABXXLXi CO, drrTvdoda, clothing and shoes. ISO to 184 Eaat Mor rlaon street Z. BOUncA. Jeweler, 14t Third street Main llsl O. X. XOFSTBATBB. photographer, 165 V4 Third street Paciflo 1720. KADDSBX.Y TBABSrwa Is BTOB AOa OO office and warehouse 111-111 North Sixth street Main 1186. A-ltSS. TXB SJ. B- BBAZBABO OOn aportlng goods. 122 Grand avenue. East 188. U1EBTT COAL ts XCB OO office 111 Pine atreet Homo A-21S4, Main 162. nrz.CAB' COAX. CO offloe t2S Burn- aide street Main 277. A-277. mUSCK OSTZB- merchant tailor. 22s Stark street Paciflo 200. OKZOOxr nwi OO. cigar and nawa. 147 Sixth street W. B. XXirr. Dlumblnr and ga fit ting, 607 Williams avenue. East 4325. B. A. WTLMOW WXOTB TBOsTT DBVa STOBll, 133 Grand ave. E. 3668. A. K. WIXXSTT, grocer, 12S Grand avenue. B-12S1, East 283. TBB MODXI. BABBXB SBOF, finest hop in tha city, l Sixth atreet ICASOBIO TXaCPXiB OBOCXBT. 280 Yamhill, corner Park. Main E521, A-S717. CHICAGO KABXET, meats. 187 Third street. Main 413. KOBBISOH ILXCTsUCAI. CO 291 East Morrison street. East 3128. B-1625. WATTS-MATTHIIU CO, druggist, 276 Russell street. East 662. JB. B. E. WBIOBT, dentist. 342 M Washington, corner Seventh. Main 2119. AIiICX BIBTEB, line millinery, 469 Washington street aaaBaBBjajaSaAHi.322sBakw SXABKS 'furnishers Sj 2AVaTB. wood . daalara. ' rard Eaat Eighth and Main streets. East OimiX MAXXXT, meats and fish, ISO Grand avenue. B-1186. Eaat 412. -' BtTTTSB-irrT BBXA9 CO, corner Second and Columbia street; retail 145 Third atreet TATZ.OB ft STAXTOB, plumbing and gas fitting, 308 Fin street XCOOBB BBOat, east side new deal era and confectionery. William avanu and Russell street Eaat 4702. E. A. XeASAafS, bicycles and sport ing goods, William avenue and Knott treat East 2482. i WXXUA2CC ATX. T71CXBXXJUA TAO TOBT. umbrellas and leather good, (44 ' Wtlllama.ave. C-1004. ..... . atnter knd at 1095. I XOXSSXX, rXIT, meats and flab; (40 First st Main 1979. CEtTBCIZXiBT BBOg, wood dealer, Marshall and 13th sts. Both phonea. OOUSTAUB'S OBOCXBT, 271 Rus sell st. East 680. JOBB B. 1CAX.Z.BT, groceries, 4 Washington st. Main 2167, A-2167. F. X. DATXS. barber. 342 Williams ave. SUTCUrrx Is BT.TT.ii, wall paper and paints, 406 Morrison st. Main 1872. MAX XL SatTTX, florist. 160 Fifth t; opp. Meier & Frank. Main 7216. QTTXEB CXTT BTEXBO It CtXAXTBTO) WOBKS, 289 Grand ave. Eaat 3683. Jr. A. DOABX, wallpaper, pal decorator, 104 Union ave. Ea P. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. DRUNKENNESS A Curable Disease Eminent Physicians and Scientif ic Men Agree That It Should Be Treated as Such. Drunkenness is a progressive disease; the moderate drinker is not satisfied with two or three drinks a day, the craving for more and more becomes ir resistible as the disease, advances; the result Is Chronic Alcoholism-, - The treatment used successfully by thousands right in their own homes is Orrine. It is a cIentiflo cure for Drunkenness and has given such unl versa! satisfaction that it la sold under a positive guarantee to effect a cure or your money will be refunded. Thla guarantee is given in good faith and la carried out to the letter, Orrine is not a new remedy; it has been old by the leading druggists- in every city for years. It has lifted tens of thousands' from the depth to worthy, manhood and has the hearty endorsement of grateful men and women in every state In the Union. Orrine No. 1 la th secret remedy; Or rine No, 2 la for those willing to take tha treatment. Either form costs 11.00. Th guarantee is , th same In either case. Writ to Th orrine Jo., Wash ington, . C, for free treatise on Drunk enness, mailed la plain, sealed envelope. Orrine will ba mailed, sealed, on re ceipt of price. Sold by the leading drug gist In every town and city, and in this city by Clarke-Woodward Drug Co- and nearly all UruMlata la Portland. . The steamer Geo. W. Klrfer Uft fnr San Pedro and way ports last night with SO passengers and a large cargo of ireignt. The Harriman liner Senator leaves for San Francisco at 4 o'clock this, after noon. She will go out with a large passenger list. The steamer Hanalel will nhtft tr. oceanic floek thin nfternoon to load wheat. She is expected to leave Couch street dock tomorrow night for San ! rHneiHro. The rsteamer Sue If. Elmore will bo ai itn street flock tomorrow night. She Is being repaired at Astoria. On her way out of Tillamook bay the propeller litrui; a biiuk wun mo result that the snart was Dent. The French bark Jules Oommea n,l tho Norwegian ship Colonna will dear loaay lor me t nited Klnirdom with wheat cargoes. The Jules Oommes whs loaded in three days. She finished yes- itrrwMy morning. The' schooner Ietltla left Ran FVnn Cisco several days ago for tho Columbia river unner cnarter to loan lumber. 44444a04444 V I FIR CORDWOOD FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE t Long ...$6.00 Long. ....... $5150 X Sawed .......... $G.50 Sawed . . ..$0.00 I Travis Bros. I Phone East 202 B-2020. 451 HAWTHRONE AVE. Eye glosses $1.00 at Metzger's. cvm: for kaTmess. Why Not? Just Look at tho Violin ists With Shaggy Hair. The newest scheme for making hair grow on bald heads Is treatment by music. So far as any definite conclusion have been reached It appears that string music, including tho piano, is favorable to the growth of the hair, while wind instruments, especially the wood kind, the destructive to It. Look at paderewskl, says the advo cate or the remedy, llasu t he some hair? And what about Isava and Kubelik?' Go back to Paaanlnl anrt Rubinstein and Liszt. Did you ever see a violinist or a piano virtuoso who hadn't hair enough to stock a wlgmaker On the other hand, look over any or chestra or brass band if you can catch it with its hats off. Did you ever ... a flute player or a eoruetlst or a trom bone operator who wasn't either bald or geiiing mere r An attempt to explain the alleged tl If -rence Is made by assuminar that' 'A powerrui viDraiions or tne wind instru ments drive the blood out of the scalp while the strings awaken a iTmtih.in quiver In the skin and hair which ha an effect like vibratory massage. Some of the barbers in London, Yarls and Berlin are talking of adding violin solo ist or even siring quartet to their starr to may. ror a consideration. nv me ueaai i im-u patients. THE CALLAO PAINTER. Curious Effect of Water of South American Port on White Vessels. From the Washington Star. ' ., Naval officer who have made; the cruise from the Atlantic to the Paciflo at thla time of the year are speculating aa to the effect of what la known-as the "Callao; painter', upon tha ships of the unitea estates Daiuesnip- neet , during their tay at Callaa ... i ' . Th "Callao nalntar ia a secullar con dition, of -the water In the . harbor at times, caused by th presence of sul phurated hydrogen due to sewer gas or other cause. Ships painted white, aa Morrison Electric Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS j Fixtures, Wiring, Supplies r 291 EAST MORRISON STREET PHONES: EAST 3128, B1625 are those nf Admiral Evan s fleet, have been known to turn a dirty brown or vravlHii hiack within two days after anchoring in the harbor of Callao, the change being attributed to the effects that despite the most persistent scrub Mn. Whether Admiral Evans' ships are fated to encounter the "painter and thus lose their gleaming whiteness time along can tell, hut If they dp there will be unmistakable manifestations of dis gust on the part of the blue-Jackets, to whom the cleanliness of the fleet is a matter of the keenest pride. Millinery Sacrifice. 25 Der cent reduction will be given on 2,000 trimmed hats, all this season s .i no an inducement u lady In the city to visit our store to morrow, ucoa ioi luuiunu... only. See our half-page ad on last cage. Wonder Millinery Co.. First and Morrison streets. Counterfeiters' New Scheme. From tho Baltimore American. "Ono of tho latest schemes .of the counterfeit money swindlers is to snow n-ulllblfi Deonla a machine with wKlch thev an Drlnt for themselves large Sized bills Imitative or srovera.enl cur rency." said Captain S. F. Rhodes, for merly of the secret service. This money-prouucing mucuino ma a smooth demonstrator wno win. aiier getting a prospective victim interested, turn the crank and grind out a 120 note, which, it is needless to say, is genuine. ,.. ..ttim ihni thn bill to a bank cashier, hears It pronounced good, and his mercenary nature being aroused he see visions of gigantic wealth, and hand over to Mr. Sharper $600 or at i-. or;ft tnr th instrument that is going to make him a Rockefeller. ' It la needless to say that the subse quent specimens turned out are sucn miserable imitations that they would hardly fool a blind man, but tha ignor amus is in a place where he cant make a roar for his lost money. ... Spectacles tl.OO at Metaier. ' . , .j Aging Apple CJider, ',, m From the Nashville Terfnesseean. "Ten year ago I burled a small keg of apple cider just for an experiment, aaid Harry D. woods of Saginaw, Mich igan. "Just, before Christmas I dug it up to find that it had the finest kind of flavor, was sparkling and the beat I ever tasted. We had cider at home all during Christmas wek. and all who par took of it declared it better than cham pagne. - t ' burled two mora kegs last October, and shall le them stay in the ground for about five or eix year. "Appie ciaer is gnu ci me mosi healthful drinks I know about. When taken in moderation and at tha right time it is one of the best medicinea for indigestion yon ever tried." ,11a ve you JS cent more? See page 6. JffA BcpairWatchesV juy so you can depend ' Vrv IYI on them VJVi It EMIL NELSON M Tha.Zaat aid Jew! ml Vtt (28 year' experience) Mm Vv Corner Grand ave. JQf . wV and JB. Morrison A7 t t f East Side Dramalic Organization r BUK. JSABT BtTBirSXDS WZZaX 0 UOIT9AT, BULXOX 19 "Finjfer of Scorn" Performance every evening. No matlneea, ANY SEAT lCc : A ?lnwrtn rtlaM. wTTi h. vfveti aw Saturday to Person roost nearly guss Ing Mr. M. Floyd' age. f ,, - 7 RANGES ' B KEATECS m:?s . I K0TFLATI5 v nrnr.cs T V?XZ,I-&2Z3 AVIS.' jfhon Uiidt ITS. cr; T i,v . :rz
