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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY , EVENING, , MAY. 14,1C03.
BANKS.
' . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1,500.000.
NO INTEREST PAID OrTACCOTmTS.
U
NJTED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
monnwesc corner, iiaira anu vn oirmis.
-----.-- m r.npral Rsnlrinv Business. DRAFTS IKSrTTCrt lnllihl
All Cities of th United States end Europe, Hongkong'and Manila. Collection ,
UIBUD Ull i' Vll nuio . a VI ill, . 't "r . ; i
President ....J. C. AINS WORTH I Cashier. ,..R. W. 8CHMEER
Vice-President. . . . . .R. LF.A BARNE3 J Assistant Cashier. ...... .W. A. HOLT
we . . Assistant Cashier... ............... .A. M. WRIGHT
LADIi & TILTON BANK Portland. Or. Established 1859. Incorporated 1909.
Capital fully paid..... 11,000,000 Surplus and undivided profits, 100,000
"President f B. SrHOWAR
W. M." LADD.
W. LADD.
.A salt CasKier
...Assistant Cashier
vnw, a ttn OOKTNGHAM.. . Vlce-Pres.
W. M. DtINC-LEY t -Cashier J WALTER M. COOK. ... .Ass t Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of Banks,
Firms, Corporations and Individuals solicited. We are prepared to furnish de
j.omtors every facility consistent with f"od banking:.
rTEKCriANTS NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon. '
J. PRANK WATSON... president i . i uukham. Vice-President
K. W. H0YT ......Cashier GEORUE VV. HO YT..... Asa't Cashier
S. C CATUHlNU second Assistant Cashier.
Trsi.sacta a General Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued,
, Available to All Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty.
T BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
M'
ORRIS BROTHERS.' Chamber of Commerce Building.
Municipal, Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonda.
DOWNINO-HOPK1NS COMPANY Established 1892 BROKERS.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin.
Private Wires. Rooms J01 to 104 Couch Bldg. Phones: M-35; A-23IT.
GRAND CKNTttAL STATION TIME CARD,
. LEAVXXQ- PORTLAND...
Roseburg Passenger ...... 8:1S a. m.
rntiiiH ftrnvii Passenger.. 4:16-p. to.
California Express t ...... .1:46 p. m.
San Francisco Express ...12:00 night
BRIHGS VALUABLE
ROOSiLMOII
Alliance Arrives. From Coos
With Freight for
t ' ; Germany
ST. HELEXS TO LOAD -
WHEAT AND LTJMBEB
Gasoline Schooner Condor Arrive
Prom Waldport With Cargo of
Lumber -Gets Caught in Fisher
a
man's Net Off Astoria.
The steam schooner St Helens, the
gasoline schooner Condor and the steam
er. Alliance, arrived here during the
night from .coast porta, tall, bringing
cargo. The Alliance, from Cooa " bay,
brought two carloads of frozen salmon
Oregon Express .......... 7rM a. m.
Cottage Grove passenger ..11:80 a. in.
Roseburg passenger....... :30 p. m,
Portland Express ...... ..11:11 p. .
' WEST SIDE. .
Corvallls : Passenger ..... (:1S p. m.
Sheridan Passenger .... ..10:10 a. m.
Forest Grove Passenger... 1:00 a. m,
Forest Grove Passenger ... 2:50 p. to,
Corvallls Passenger ....... T:00 a. m.
Sheridan Passenger ....... 4:10 p. m.
Forest Grove Passenger ...11:00 a. to.
Forest Urove rassenger ... e:tv p. in.
Jefferson street Depot.
Portland to Dallas ...... 7:40 a. m. II Delias to Portland 10:11 a. m.
Portland to Dallas -,. a:lS P. m. II Dallas to Portland :5t p. m.
Portland-Oswego Suburban Leaving Portland a. m., 6:30, 1:30. 7:10, 7:40,
g:B0. 10:25; and p. m.. 12:60, 8:05. 3:30, 8:20. 8:26. 7:45. 10:10, 11:30.
Northern Pacific.
Tacoma & Seattle Exp.' .i :0 a. m. North Coast Limited
North Coant & Chicago, Um 1:00 p. m, Portland Express ....
Overland Express 11:46 p. m. Overland Express .
.... 7:00 a. m, i
... 4:16 p. m.
.... 9:36 p. ni.
Oregon Kailroad & N avlgatlon Compan.
Penilton Passenger ...... 7:16 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special 8:30 a m.
tpokaae Flyer f:J P- m-
ICan. City & Cht Exp 6:00 p. m.
Spokane Flyer
:00 a. m.
Chi.. Kan. city & Port Exp. 9:46 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special. . . 8:60 p. m.
Portland1 Passenger ....... 6:16 p. m.
...: Astoria & Columbia Itfver.
Astoria A Seaside Express. 8:00 a. m. II Astoria & Port Passenger..II:lJ p. m."
Astoria Express .......... :00 P. m. Portland Express .,. 10:00 p. m.
Canadian Pacific Bail way Co.
C P. R. Short Line, via Spo 8:16 p. m. II d; P. R, Shoit Line, via Spo. 8:00 a. rt.
Via Beat, Via & Vano. 1:00 p. m. I Via Van.. Vic. and Seattle .8:16 p. m.
Via Bumas . . ............ .11:46 p. m. II Via 8umas and Seattle. ,. . 7:00 a. m.
Portland Ky, Light & Power Co,
Cars Leave Ticket Office end Waiting
Room. First and Alder streets.
FOR OREGON CITY:
4:00, :30 a. m.. and very 80 min
utes (on the hour and half-hour), to
and including 9:00 p. then 10. 11;
last car, 12, midnight
Gresham. Bering, Eagle Creek. Esta
cada, Cazadero, Fairview and Trout-,
.dale-7:16. 9:16, . 11:16 . a. m-j :16,
8:45, 6:16. 7:26 p. m.
FOR VANCOTTVPTR
Ticket of flee and walting-roora, Sec
ond and Washington streets.
A. M. :16 8:60. 7:26, 8:00. 8:88,
8:10, 10:30. 11:60 i
P. M. 12:80, 1:10, 1:60, 1:30, 8:18,
3:60, 4:30. 6:10. 6:60, 8:30, 1:06. 7:40,
8:16. 9;25, 10:86. l.i:46.
On third Monday in every month
i eavt at ,.i;p p. m.
un. "ua
'Dally ex." Sun.
Jaliy ex. Moa.
Time Card Oregon Electric Railway Company.
f ..nlni Portland t j
Palem and Int. points...... t:ti a.m.
Wilsonvllle .. .V. ......... i 7:i6a.m.
Balem and Int points . .. 8 :36" am.
Kalem and. int points ....ii:iv a.m.
Wilsonvllle - 12:06 p. m.
Bnlem and Int points ......2:05 p.m.
Bulem and Int points 3:30 p.m.
WilBonville- .v... v 4:23 p.m.
Salvm and Int points .... 6:05 p.m.
Express.
, . Arriving Portland
Wilsonvllle 7:06 a.m.
Salem and Int points 8:16 a. m.
Wllsonville , 10:80 a. m.
Salem and Jnt points .,.11:20 a,
Salem and Int points ..... 1:20 p. in.
Wilsonvllle . .....,.... 2:46 p.m.
Salem and Int. points 4:00 p.m.
Salem .and Int points ..... 6:40 p.m.
Salem and Int points .. . . .. 8:16 p. m.
Express.
MUSICAL
FINEST COLLECTION OF OLD ITAL-
lan vioitna on tne .racuio cosai. .ooni
87 Kusael bldR. Caspar dl Salo, Giovanni-
Paolo Mafdnnl, Andreua Amatt.
Jerome Amati, Nicholaua Amatl, ; Je
rome Amati Junior, Andreua Guarnerius
uncle of Joseph). Peter Guanerius son
fif Joseph and lOothers. O. C Rider
owner.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A. GUNST Ik CO
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PROF. - DTAMONn PUBLISHER DIA
mond's Piano Chart teacher of string
Instruments, music rurnisnea xor an oc
casiona. M. 9888; mornings; 848 College.
EMIL- THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO
. feasor Otakar Sevcik, violin and viola
teacher. A-4160. 834 Pine. Pac. 2989.
PIANO. VIOLIN. TROMBONE AND
clarinet, Prof. Smith. 293 12th. 11
4703, A-3360. -
LOIJIS A. CREITZ, TEACHER Off
violin, zn enerman, cor. hi. ru ii
EVERDING & FARRELL, PHODUCK
: and commission merchants. 140 Front
St.. fortianq. ur.. Phone Main 179.
OREGON FURNITURE AlANUFAC"
turlng Co. Manufacturers-of furnl
rure ror Tn iraae. rortrana. Or.
WA DdAMS A CO.. WHOLSESAL.E GltO-
cere, manufacturers and commlssioo
merchants. 4th and Oak sta,
LEWIS-STKNaER BARBERS' dupPLy"
Co.. barbers' ButiDliea barbers' furnl.
hire, barbers' cha'.ra. 10th and Morrison.
THE GRATON & KNIGHT 41 FG. CO.7
oak tanners, leather belting manufao-
turers. rortiana. or., 61 1st st
Tore rand instrument and mu
alo house: repairing. , zz oiara.
PIUNTTXa
THE EAGLE PRINTING CO- NOT IN
- trust: close, figures, good work. 28
HuRsel bldg.. corner 4th and Morrison.
.MODERN PRINTER MOVED T?J
148 6th St., ' opp. Meier Frank s.'
OOILBEE BRO&t PRINTERS CARDS,"
billheads.- etc Main 1959. 146 H 1st
PATENT ATTORNEYS
PROTECT YOUR IDEA WE CAN
patent It Moulton eV Scobey, attor-
eys, 604 Colum bla bldg.. Poruand. or.
J. J. HiKSHHElMER. 227 H WASH. ST.
patent and pension attorney.
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. A. J. MAT
ter. 618 Commonwealth bldg.
R. C. WRIGHT, U. S. AND FOREIGN
.. .. patents:. lhfrlngment caaea. 604 Dekum.
REAL ESTATE
. J. M. Pittenser & Co., ,
168 Russell st Phone E. 4(49. Fire
Insurance, loans, real estate.
J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND
loans: en tab. 1883. 146H Ut room 11.
RUBBER STAMPS AXD SEALS
ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P.
D. C. Co.. 231 Stark. Tel. 1407.
SAFES
DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
Large stock; lockouts opened. Jails,
metal furniture. J. E. Davis. 68 3d st.
HKEPROOS' AND BANK SAFES AT
factory pricas: second-hand safea
Mottler Sate Co.. 108 2d St.
1 SHOWCASES A NO FUTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP
tion; bank, bar and store fixtures
trrnSt to order. The Lutko Mfg. Co.
THJS JAMES I. MARSHALL MFG. CO..
showcases, cabinets, store and office
t Ixtures. 289 Couch st Pacif la 2181.
It H. BIRD8ALL DESIGNER; AGT. M.
Winter Lumlier Co.. T Hamilton bldg.
SIGN AM) SHOW CARDS
FOSTEK A KLEISER. SIGNS. THE
' - largest sien makers in the northwest.
, f th and Evprett sis. Phone Prlv. Ex. 66.
Home A-1H5,
ELM ER J. WALLACE. ART SIGNS AND
oince lettering. 3Z7 Stark. Pac. 1666.
"blUNS THAT attm a'T-Pi iht.
lnl Sim Co. 297 Stark. Pacifle 1896.
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES. RENTED. ' REPAIRED
sold. P D. C. Co.. 231 Stark. Tel. 1407.
BATES-WIGHT CO.. CALENDARS. AI
vertlslng novelties. 160 th st
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS
ware. Prael. Kegels ft Co.i Portland,
ALLEN A LF.WIS GROdERlES':
TRANSPORTATION
COOS BAY LINE
The steamship BREAKWATER leave
Portland Wednesday it I p, m, from
Oak street dock, for North Bend, Mars,
field and Coos Bay points. Freight re
ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing.
Passenger fare, ilrst class, tio: MMnd
ciass, ii, including i Dertlt and -maala
Inquire city ticket office. Third J and
vvasninKton streets, or uaa street dock.
In addition to the valuable, fish ship
ment the cargo consisted of a couple
of carloads of mlllwook, general pro
duce and 20 tons of hides. ? She brought
68 passengers. Captain Olson reports
having had pleasant . weather , up , the
coast. '-.-- "-' v -
The largo steam schooner St Helens
brought a amall quantity of freight
from San Francisco but will go south
with a full cargo of wheat and lum
ber, ah la consl cried to W. T. Car
roll who will also Toad the large steam
schooner Olson tk Mahoney wnicn lett
San Franclaco this morning for this
Sort The St Helens and Olson &
tahoney are sister ships although
owned by different firms.
The St. Helens discharged her gen
eral freight at Couch street dock last
night and then shifted across the river
to Montgomery dock No. 2 to take
wheat in the hold. She, will finish
with lumber , at Rainier. "
Upon discharging the cargo at San
Francisco the St Helens. Instead of
returning to this lort, will leave for
Seattle to -tow a dredaer to Nome,
Alaska, where It is to be used to dig
gold bearing sand irom tne river oeus.
To make her better adapted for towing
and at the same time to increase the
earnings the vessel will also carry a
run general cargo ana poesioty a num
ber of passengers as she is well
equipped therefor.
The gasoline schooner Condor came
up from Waldport tetth a cargo of lum
ber and to return with general mer
chandise. This is ner second visit
within a few weeks. Coming into the
river vesterdav mornlnsr the vessel ran
afoul of a salmon seine and got it en
tangled in her propeller, xne net naa
to be jeut-loose after three hours f
valuable time had been lost In an effort
to release it without damage. . The
Greek fisherman threatened to eat
Captain Tyler alive for getting caught
In his trap, but the incident passed
over without bloodshed,
The Condor brought 60.000 feet of
rough, lumber from the mills of lie
Waldport Lumber company. Captain
Tyler reports that Newport's new news
paper which Is to be started today will
be known as the Newport Mall. John
Fleming Wilson is editor and publisher.
iswiii" s mi
FOB PUBLIC SAFETY.
U.iwl BAA 41 ' -U
uregon, uer. sh.
Small Power Boats Will Have to Ob
serve Strict Regulations.
Local Inspectors Edwards and Fuller
received instructions frdm the chief
of the department at Washington this
mnrninr to 'allow nower Doats under 16
tons net register to carry only so many
passengers as tney see m ior puouc
Tlie'ruling will have material bearing
When the warsnips arrive nere in june,
because during that time every avail
able craft . will in all probability be
pressed Into service to haul people to
tne vessels at anunor in ihb iiretiiu.
This year the Inspectors will have dep
uties stationed at the landings and no
boat 'will be permitted to carry a per
son for hire unless, permit to do so has
been granted by the inspectors or their
deputies.
The inspectors will also place a check
On the number of passengers that boats
leaving Astoria for the open sea to meet
the entire neet on its way nortn mignt
carry. It la understood that every avail
able tug in Astoria will be sent out
over the bar trial aay ana many wouia
probably a-o out loaded beyond the dan
ger line unless strict precaution Is taken
by the inspectors.
TO HEAR CHARGES.
Condor. Am. ss..... ......Couch street
' v Xn Boat to Zaa X. amber.
Melville Dollar. Am. as... Ban Francisco
Ravalli, Am., ss. ......... San Franclsoe
Virginia. Am. sch ,..San Francisco
F. 6. Loop, Am. sa. ....San Francisco
R. D. Inman, Am. ss. ....San Francisco
Irene, "Am. sch. ........ .San Francisco
King cyrus. Am. sen.,.,. San Francisco
H. K. Hall. Am. sch., ...San Francisco
Rainier, Am. ss. ........San Francisco
Tiverton, Am. ss........ San Francisco
Ba Boat Wit Cement aad OeaeraL
Ahenoyie. sr. ah, . . ......... .Antwerp
Edmund Rostad. Fr.: bk....... Londos
Kmanuele Accame. It bk, ... .Hamburg
Asgard, Nor.-ship, ..... .. .. , .Antwerp
f J oa"t Fr. bk .An t werp
inn nicunr uer. DK Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. aa. Cardiff
Euaenle FautraL Fr. bk intun
iiimoiiBL nr. ma. ........... .Antwerp
Gael. Ft. bk....... .London
Neatsflelds. Br. shin .1....-'. y.nhur.
t;" H .""'vt ma .. .Antwerp
Brabloch, Br. bk ............ .Antwerp
kllloran. Br. ah. ...Antxrn
Jolnvllle. Fr. bk. ............ Antw.m
coal BWps ua Boats. , ' ,
La Rothe Jacquelln, Fr, bk.NewcasUe. A.
Tramp Stesmexa Ba Boats.
InverklD. Br. SS..........San Franrlana
Taunton, Br. ss. ..Quayma
Forertc. Br. ss. . . Run 7rni..n
Madura. Br. ss...,...,...aan Franclsoo
Ir00..?,0'' Bremerton
BtrathfiUan. Br. ss....... Rar.via
Guernsey. Nor. .ss. . . . . . .flan Francisco
Allanton, Br. ss. ...... ..Ban Francisco
YeddO. Br. SS. 8nn WannUnA
Cralghall. Br. sa, ,. ... . . ...San Francisco
isari or garrtcn, Br. as. ..San Francisco
Ba Boata la Ballast t Xoaa arala.
"u xvniK, or. n. ..Taltral
Port Crawford, Br. ah..,. ..Caliae
3J
Agnea Oswald, Br. an.
Colcimbici River Scenery
wiuiiM'i'ua XAiMti DXiiaiLESS.
Dailv service Iwlatn Pnrtlod
The Dalles, eaoept Sunday, leaving
Portland It 1 1 m . arrlvlna abnut I
R- 'n-.csrrylng freight and paaaengera
Splendid accommodations for outfits
na iireutoca. -
Dpck foot of Alder st, Portland: foot
of ourt at. The DaUea. Phone Maia
ANCHOR LINE
0UBOOV -VTA T.nmuiintvi
California, May 23 2 p. m., Caledonia
May 30, 2 p. m., Columbia, June 6, 2 p
in., furnessin, june 13.
Saloon, $02.60, 8)67.50 aad 979.80.'
Second Cabin, $43.60 and $48. .
Tliirrt Claci. aav.a1 mma mvr vs ; :
TTnr bnnV nf tnnrtt ,nil tnfn,m.in. a
Ply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, SI to
a Diit-rman ai., v;nicaao. w
VOBTX PACTPIC STBAatSBZV CO. "8
BTSAMSBXra
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
.-tfl for Eureka. San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct every Thursday at 1p.m.
Ticket offioa 122 Third .near' Alder.
TKAXSFEll AXD STORAGE.
C. O. , PICK -TRANSFER 4 STORAGE
company, office and commodious 4
story briek warehouse, with separate
iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val
uables, northwest corner of 3d and Pins
ts. PliiTios and furniture moved and
packed for shipping. Phones Maia 696,
llomi A-lSi6.
OLKK.N-ROE TRANSFER CO,
uenerai traimrer anil storage; safea
pianos and furniture, etc
I'hone Main 047
and ehlppeil oak St.. between f ront
A-224T.
en. I 1st
Wi SON IHAaSKKR CO,. 114 N. (TH.
Main l'ev2uhngand storaga
s,ll h.NM.NT BAOQ AGE- TRAHS"
f ,-r ro. htnrsge 324 Stark. Main 407
, ..l."Y TANsT'KR A- STORAGli
i. Ill X ttlti. Main 16SS; A-lb5.
WANT BLAXLEY Oil
STATEIHEflT II
! tmmmmmmtrntmmmmamm ssss - x
People of ' Umatilla County
Urge Former Legislator
to Eun Again. , -
(United Press Lessed Wire.)
Pendleton, May H William Blakley.
a poineer Democrat former sheriff and
member of the legislature of Umatilla
county,8 is being urged to become a
Statement No. 1 candidate for the legis
lature, petitions for his nomination are
In circulation, and it is possible ,he "will
accept, although he does not desire to
enter politics again. He is a prominent
wheat farmer and one of the atuidy cit
laens of the county.
CALEB GRAY CAME
Iy FIFTY-TWO
(Colted Prms Leased Wire.)
Cottage Grove, Or., May 14. Caleb
Gray. 8 years old, 1m dead. He crossed
the plains by ok team with his familv
from-Clark county, Indiana, to Halsey
In 1861,; His wife and three children
survive cim.e
to
Alliance-Tatoosh Case Booked
Come Before Local Inspectors.
Tomorrow morning the hearing of
the Alliance-Tatoosh case will come
before local Inspectors Edwards and
Fuller. The matter was postponed to
the 16th a few days aao as It was Im
possible to get some of the witnesses
here on the date first named.
Cstitiln Olson of the Alliance has
filed -compla Intwlth the Inspectors ac
cusing mot ttaney on tne oar tug
Tatoosh of having acted in a manner
not conforming with good seamanship
wnen tne Alliance was on tne moutn
of the Columbia river in a crippled
condition last winter on her way to
Portland from Coos bay. Captain Bailey
Is said to have given the Alliance un
necessary trouble and frightened the
passengers by calling out from this boat
words to the effect that unless th-e
Alliance took a tow It would be the
end of the Steamer and ner passengers.
' . MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Beralar Xdasrs Sua to Arrive.
Rue HV Elmore, Tillamook .'.....May 16
Eureka, Eureka and ooos ...... May is
Breakwater, Coos Bay ...... ....May 17
ft nan Citv flan Francisco ... .May 19
Roanoke, Ban Pedro and way... May 21
Alliance, Cooa Bay May 21
State, Haa Francisco ..jway i
G. w. Elder, San Pedro, way. . ..May 27
Numantla, orient ........ ..June 1
Arabia, orient . July 1
Nicomedla,. orient . Au I
Alesla, orient. .. . . . . . .. ,8ept 1
.BaraUur Uasra to Depart. .
Geo.' W. Elder, San Pedro... May 14
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook May 18
Alliance, Coos Bay. ...... .....May 16
Eureka, Eureka and Coes. . . .May 18
State, San Francisco. May- it
Breakwater, gan Francisco ... .May 20
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.,.. May 21
Rose City. Ban Francisco ... .. .May 22
Alesla, orient ............ May 2a
Numantia, orient ............ .jun io
Arabia, orient ....July 16
Nicomedla, orient ...Aug. 16
Vessels fa Pot
Broderick Castle. Br. ship ......Stream
Largleraore. Br. ah. ...... O. W. P. dock
t d ward Do tallle, Fr. bk ........ . Irving
Mniir Fr hk ................ Stream
Crown of India, Br. bk. . . . . . .Drydock
Leyland Bros., Br. sh. . . . ... -O. W. p.
Albyn, Kua.- DK ....... ........ oiroam
Fuaene Pera-aline. Fr. bk. ...Stream
Donna Francesca, Br. bk. . . .Astoria
Alsterkaom. Ger. bk. j . ..... . . Astorw
pfn, Vr. ah...... Greenwich No. 2
btrathayle. Br, sh... Eastern & Western
Ancaios. Br. ship. Albina
Churchill, Am. sen. (,mw
Echo, - Am. bktn. . . . , , . . . . . ... .Astoria
Mindoro, Am. sch.... ...Pacific bunker
Hornelen Nr. as. ..... .Portland L. Co.
W. R. Hume. Am. sch. Portland Lbr. Co.
Kelbtirn.j Br. bk.
teuowitimv, !. u,v-....1n;.ivwui
Shoshone, Am. ss. .............Astoria
Minnie Kelton, Am. as. .. . s . .Astoria
Westerner, Am. ss. ...... Tongue Point
Welleeley, Am. sa . . . . . J.i. . . .Llnnlon
Alesla. Ger. ss. .......... .Alaska dock
State of Cel., Am. ss. ...... . . Alnsworth
Alliance, Am. es . .;....;. Couch street
St. Helens, Am. ss. . .Montgomery No, -2
Olympic, Am. ss. ....... . .Tongue Point
G. W. Elder, Am. ss Martin's -dock
Alliauue, Am. s. ..... vi . .Couch street
.. ...vaitae
.........Csllao
.............Callao
......... Ynlrnh.M,.
Slnrif,a,!.ah1b' lT' -.Yokohama
Henrietta, Ger. sh. .....West coast
Atsa aishi Mm w . . ... .
MarhaTl de Niailiei; Fn lZWS?Sl7x
'""- -Hi""t ,f ua.v,i..iristol
Vendee. Fr. bk........,.Saa Francisco
uu ateamara Ba Boats. .
Atlaa, Am. ss San Francisco
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The oriental lar Ais. i. m,trtA
Alaska dock this morning to discharge
local freight- - ,
. Going dOWn the rlvei. Vil mnrntnw th.
steamers Charles R. Spencer and Dalles
City proceeded at such a lively rate of
speed that the oriental liner Alesla
nearly broke loose from her moorings
as a result-of the heavy auction, r- r
, im nussian oara Aioyn left down
thlsmornlng bound for Port Natal with
.677,781 feet of lumber, valued at tig..
The steam schooner Minnie V, KnUnn
Will be towed to th drvdock at Hr.
Johns for repairs after she has been
pumped out at Astoria. Pumps were
sent irom nere last night
The French bark Bertacne shifted to
Greenwich dock No. 2 last night She is
Official information has been received
to the effect that after June 1 Astoria
will again be the northern terminus of
the steamer Sue H. Elmore, now Divine
between Portland and Tillamook. The
Elmore was put on the Portland run
when it became noised- about that-another
company was to place an opposi
tion boat on the run but the opposition
boat failed to materialize and so the
Elmore goes back to Astoria.
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. May 14. Arrived down at 8
and sailed at 6 a. m., steamer Break
water, for Coos Bay.
Astoria, May 12. Lcrt up at iz:30
p. m., steamer Alliance. Arrived at 2
m.. schooner Irene, irom an Fran
cisco. Arrived down at 4:20 p. m., Ger
man bark Nomla. Sailed at 6:20 n. m..
steamer Westerner, for San Pedro.
Astoria. May 14. No bar report, cans
line down.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
12:00 a. m., 7.6 feet; 11:52 p. ro 8.8 feet.
Low water, 6:66 a. ni., 0.8 feet; 6:63 p.
m., 2.3 feet
ME. BUCK BUYS STOCK
Pays 40o on the $1 for a Hlgh-Gradt
Stock of Merchandise.
Another young man enters the retail
business field of Portland in thai person
of D. Buck, who has bought the entire
stock of stylish apparel and men's wear
from S, Bromberger at 40c on the 11,
ana wno, in oraer to reauce this lm
mense stock and realize cash on . the
transaction, will Inaugurate a sale of
sweeping magnitude, beginning Satur
day morning, May is, at 8:30. o'clock.
Mr. Buck makes this Important . an
nouncement in a display advertisement
in another portion of today's naoer. The
store is now closed for stock taking
and everything is being arranged for
the immense crowds that will be on
hand early to take advantage of this
exceptional ODCortunltv. The- atnra ia
located at 342 Washington street, next to
the comer of Seventh street, in the
Brook block.
Drunkards Gored ;
-O: In 24 Hours.
Any Lady Can Curs the Most Vio-
lent Drunkard secretly at Home.
To Prove It, a Pree Trial Package Is
Bant Bealsd to aU Who write.
- Let no "woman despair.; ' The sure,
quick,' permanent, cure for-drunkenness
naa oeen round. t - -
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It haa no taste. Just a little Is put in
the drunkard's cup of coffee or tea, or
in n is rood. Me' will never notice it, ne
will be cured before he realises it and
he will never know Why he abandoned
me utsie tor liquor. - ' ;
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' Ooae Kad Trom whiskey. '
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Nutely, and he will-even abhor the . very
sign i ana smeii or wnisaey. - y -The
vigor he has wasted : away by
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health and strength and cheerfulness
will return to brighten your home. -
Golden Remedy haa cured some of
the most- violent cases' In a day's time.
This fact is proven by many ladles who j
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Miss Mattie Baikins, vanceburg, XT
ys: 71 . , . - .
"MrJiusband took two doses of yodr
medicine about five months ago, and
naa not taken a drink or had any desire
for llauor atnea then.' Our home la so
different how-"
- Save your loved one from premature
death and the terrible consequences of
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poverty ad misery.
It costs absolutelv nothing to try.
Send vour name and address to Dr. J.
W. Haines. 2613 Glenn building. Cin
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you - a free package of the marvelous
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, Bend for a free trial package of Gold
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) AT THE THEATRES ,
JZmi ' hi mu i a'.A ...... .. '
lira. Wiggs? at Hellig Tonight.
The attraction at the Heiltc theatre.
Fourteenth and Washington streets, to
night tomorrow 'and Saturday .nights,
will be. Liebler & Co.'a productfdn. "Mra.
Wiggs of the cabbage Patch." A spe
cial orlce matinee will be given Satur-
day. Beats are now selling for the en
gagement.
Francis Wilson's Sale Tomorrow,
Tomorrow:- Frlday.'et 10 a, m.at box
Office the Hellig theatre. Fourteenth
anA Waahlnarton streets. . the advance
seat sale wilt open ror tne usunguianea
American comedian, irrancis vvuson.
who comes next Monday. Tuesday. Wed
nesday nights. May 18. 11, 20. In the de-
ltahtrui comedv "When Kniants were
Bold."
"The.neir to the Hoorah."
One of the most talked about theatri
cal treats of the season Is . the Baker
stock company's . production- of Paul ,
Armstrong's famous -western comedy,!
"The Heir to the Hooran. v tins week.
Every- act-teems with keenest Interest
ana rollicking comcay.
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CURED TO STAY CURED
IstlyFcelo
Any Uncompli
cated Disorders
,s
No ether physician employs a like method
and so thorough is my work that there need
not-be the slightest fear of a relapse into
the old condition. It Is not a question of
whether you' can be cured, but whether you
will be cured. Don't wait until it is too late.
My method is perfect and auick. The cure is
i absolutely ' certain. . I use NO KNIFE, 'cause
no. pain. and you need not- be detained ' from
your work for one day. I especially solicit
those cases where money 'has been - wasted
an, electric belts .and other appliances:.- - -
2B. TITtOa.
rhe Leading flpeoalllst.
The Scientific Treatment of Weakness '
Dosing the system with powerful stimulants and tonics in an effort '
to restore functional vigor can have but one final result: The condition
is rendered worse than before. ' Weakness" la merely an indication of
f. low. t0ZHl of inflammatloa in the prostate rland. and' this lnflamma-
tlon Is btt aggravated by stimulating remedies that excite temporary
actlv ty. I employ the only sclentifio and fully effective treatment for
wnea'" which, effects a permanent cure by restoring the prostate
irlandt a;sound and healthy-state. I obtain "complete result faevery"
case I. treat -. - . i k , -)4 ,i j t , v" T t
Those in any trouble suffering from SPER
MATORRHOEA, ID8SE3 AND DRAINS.
VARICOCELE.. HYDROCELE. BLOOD POI
SON or any other disease tending to destroy,
and disflsrure and to render haDnlnasa Imnu.
alble are urged to call upon me without delay..
Consultation' and Advice Free
NOT A DOLLAR
NEED BE PAID
UNTIL CURED ;-
The DR. TA YL.O R Co.
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. 8E00ITB AJTU STREETS, POSTXAITO, OBXOOST
U. S. Battleships...
Ask your grocer for Closset & Dever's
tree booklet on U. B. battleships.
ENTERTAINMENT TO
AID KINDEEGAETEN
An entertainment will be given at
MrspahPresbyterianr churchrrcbrher
Powell and Mary streets, May 15, at 8
p. m., for the benefit of the Brooklyn
school kindergarten. This kindergar
ten, which has been supported by the
Mothers' and Teachers' club ' ot the
school, haa been doing a large and. im.
portent work and haa been watched
with much Interest since the movement
of incorporating the kindergartens with
tne public scnooi system began to take
nape. Tne ioiiowing program will be
lven: . - , ' --;
Piano solo. Miss Grace O'Nell: reel
tation, "Birds of No Feather," Frances
Strowbrldge: song (a), "Will the An
gels Let Me Playr b), "Good Old Vi
B. A.," Arthur Jones; recitation, "One
Kamy uay, Kutn ncatnom; song,
"The Goody-Goody Girl." Coral Shlegal
Stewart McCracken; duet "Welcome to
the Primrose." Ruth Plcktharn.Riinrt
Wanless; recitation. The , Teacher's
wimpiea. i'aui uratton; recitation,
Little Frances Johnstone; club swing
ing, ninth-grade girls; vocal-solo, -Miss
Laulie Stanton: vocal selections. Vet
eran Male Double quartet a), "Jack,
the Giant Killer" (b), "Our Hired Girl"
(C). "Little Cousin JaaiMtp." Mn n , a
Williams; .vocal solos a), "Mammy's
yi Mur (b). "Across the Dee," Miss
Evelyn Pauley: Diana solo. Mi. Ma
Thomas; ; selections. Veteran Male
Double quartet r.
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sncpxai wash citjkxb eczeka.
Itching-, urniag Bkia Disease X sated
Great inventors . often "i,. '
praised, for surrendering the secrets of
their discoveries. Practically the same
thing happened In the medical world in
the case of Dr. Decatur D. Dennis, the
eminent skin specialist of Chicago.
Dr. Dennis. In his own of flee practice,
discovered that pure vegetable oiL of
wlntergreen. properly mixed with other
simple remedies was practically a sure
specific for Ecsema. psoriasis, barber's
lfch. salt rheum, and other lthin iri
diseases. But the oil of wtntei grCen
alone was found ineffective. It re
quired other mild- Ingredients such as
glycerine and thymol compounded .with
the wlntergreen, , to produce the ' real
vest-urn eun, - ' - v .
This compounded D. D. D. Prescrip
tion positively takes away the itch at
once tha instant It is applied to ths
skin. This vegetable liquid doea away
with deleterious drugs so long used in
an attempt to doctor the bloodT whereas
modern science has determined that
eczema la first and all the time a akin
disease. ,. ........---....-....;....
If you want to know more about the
merits of D. D. D. Prescription, call at
our store. We vouch for this remedy.
Ekldmore Drug Co. - ... r , .
, DoriO . Singing' Act, '
TTniir-vou'na- men . who know how to
sing ann -select- popular lumbers are
tne neaaunera at tne urana tnis weea.
The Doric four Is one of the best male
quartets heard here. A -travesty on the
circas IS "The Laughing -Horse',", which
makes everyone laigh. It Is impossible
to ait 'without cracking a. smile, at this
beast-; , . s ,
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"The Lady From Laramie' Tonight,
Those who follow the course of local
Theatricals - will certainly be greatly
interested in ' the announcement that
the Allen company at ' the Lyrlo Is .this
week scoring one of its greatest suc
cesses. The bill is that brilliant 1 new
comedy drama, "The'' Lady From Lara
mie.". ..,:-. . ; ',
Ve Are Specialists in
Diseases of Men
Quick Qures
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CONSULTATION FREE NO EXPERIMENTS
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OUR GUARANTEENO PAY UNLESS CURED
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We have stopped at no expense that: could add to the efficiency of
our work or the comfort of our patlenta. There la no other equally
equipped institution for the treatment of men's ailments in the Faciflo
- Northwest .,.'.: .
WHY SUFFER LONGER. ON PROMISES OF OTHERS?
We cure safely and promptly. WEAKNESS. LOST MANHOOD. SPER
MATORRHOEA, SPECIFIC BLOOD. POISON m ALL STAGES VARI
COCELE, HYDROCELE, GONORRHOEA. GLEET, OR ANT Ofr THE
DISEASES COMMON TO MEN, Personal attention given all patlenta
. COKSULTATIOIT OOITFZDSHXXaX A HP DrVITED A personal" thor
' ough and searching examination is desired, though if inconvenient to
call, write us a full description of y our : trouble. -Our office hours are
t from 9 A. M. to 8:30- P. M., excepting Sunday from to 12. Address
jpr call. n-the v, .n, - -
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herbs and In, that study discovered and
Is giving to thai world his wonderful
remedies.
The Hat of Hats."' :,' ;
The laraest merrv wldow-hat in the
world has been - built for this - week'e g. w-iwm,- T,"!"le"l
t-. ....! -n-riv at th Hm, th.iir it ! o asertmry, FOKpns or Drags Used
ne vnrss wiuioui operation . or
Without the AM of a Knife.
He guarantees to cure Catarrh, Asth
ma. Lung. Throat Rheumatism. Ner
vousness. Nervous1 Debllltv. ' Stomach.
Liver.-Kldney Troubles; also Lost Man
hood. Female "Weakness and all Private
uiseases. 4 1 , . .
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LAYDELAYS Al&El DANGEROUS
If you cannot call, write for symptom
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eiiH First St., cor. MCfrison. jfortiand,
ureiuiM ,' , 1 "
- Please Mention This Paper.
musical comedy at the Star theatre. It
ia a nifty entertainment with new songs
and dances and many specialties. The
regular bill- is strengthened- by a cou
ple of vaudeville numbers, such as Lowe,
the-masMr or the xylophone, and - Mrs,
peter Maner. , . t
BIGXUMP OF COAL, :
Xomp ' Weighing flAOO pounds ,Taea
Prom a Wasatnirtoa lOae.
The Coal Creek Coal ft 'Mining com
pany have on exhibition In a show win
dow at 401 Third street, a lump of coal
said to be- the largest ever brought to
Portland. . This - exhibit of - Coal was
shipped from their mines' li miles west
of Kelso on the. Columbia river, and
shows the enormity of the vein they' are
working. . It is considered most unusual
that a single lump can be mined weigh
ing over a ton. -.An 'analysis shows, the
coal to be or an excellent, grade, and
adapted to, all kinds of commercial pur
poses. The testa show: Moisture, 8.6;
volatile matter, 85.1 y fixed carbon, 49.4;
ash gray, 7.1. It is certain with such a
phenomenal- showing . that a large . de
velopment of mines in the Washington
coal fields will be sure to follow. - v-
TOOK TEUNK FROM
NEIOTBOil'S ROOM
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John Hanley "f ell .Into the tolls of the
fiollce about 6:80 this morning. f Hanley
s .the exponent of a unique -and 1 bold
system of - robbery. , John Kaiener, a
roomer at the Dewey house; Third and
Burnaide, awoke about - 6 o'clock this
morning -to find,' his -trunk missing.
Hastily donning street clothes he ran
out and . notified Patrolman Tennant.
who -was-passing. Tennant immediately
instituted -searca ana round the trunk
and Hanley in - another - room of the
Dewey house. ?The trunk's ' lock had
been broken and. the contents, conslstlna
of a kit of valuable watohmaker'a toolaj
and 1 clothing, - were strewn promiscu
ously about the floor, . The man was
brought to police headquarters. .
He took a room at -the Dewey house
some days ago. It is. believed his plan
ia to get the lay of the house and then
make a systematic campaign for loot
DUKE DE ABRTJZZI . '':r
' CONFERS . WITH KING
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Rome. May 14 King Victor Emman
uel of Italy today received the Duke of
the Abrurils and they discussed the tat
ter's coming marriage . to Ratherlna Elk
ins, daughter of .United States' Senator
Elklns, of West Virginia." .
After , taking luncheon, with Victor
Emmanuel and the queen the dulte left
for 8 peril. , He arrived -t here from
Naples. -',. f . ,
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Prlvite Diseases c!
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lvidir
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Office 181 lit at! corner
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The Oregon Naturopath
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diseases treated and cured In the least
time possible st - the smallest coat.
Habits of every description and kind in
adults or children - treated and cured.
The finest equipped office on the Pacific
coast' for handling suffering . patients.
The remedies that we employ axe Na
ture's, Including Clay, Herbs, Osteo
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Radiators Vibrators, Electrlo Baths,
8,000 candle-power Leucondesant and
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Heigh Frequency Currents of . 100,000
volts, Galvanic, Fradto and Sinusoidal
Currents for all chronic cases. , Come
see our offices and enjoy a free council.
If unable to call write us. Best results
often still attained In cases that have
been treated -and given , up as hopeless
by other systems.-. . : ..,..
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Full nsrtleulr Siul ,llrMlnna In.
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Ft ' gals' by Ski-ewe Drug ' 0o .Waodara,
Clarke Co. aad Laua-Oavla Drue Oe. a -tores, '
022 WOMEN qNLY
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. remedy for DELAXEO PER"
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ate cases Jn I to 10 Jaj rpcu 11
per bo or three boxes $8 00. '8?!d,y
1(1 First st Portland. Phone Mala 1966.
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CAPSULES. -I
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