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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY . EVENING, MAY 22, 1003. BANES. p UtSX NATIONAL BANK. Portland. CAPITAL AND UMIEO STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAN ft OREGON.; Northwest Corner Third and Oak Street ' Transacts a General Banking Business. DKAiTS ISSUED AvallrtU In All Cities of the United States andEurope, Hongkong and Manila, Collections .,, made on Favorable Terms. . . resident. .:...:.:!.. AINSWOHTH Vlce-w-Hldent.. R. LEA BAKNa Assistant Cashier. LAUD & TILTON BANK Portland. Or. Established ISM. Capital fully paW....,.$LM00 8utpLu" nd undivided profits, $400,00$ , - , Ol JTlCXtiiSe1 '' ' T ' - W. M. LADD. . iV. . .President I R. S. HOWARD JR.. ... .Ass't Cashier KDN ARD COOKINQHAM.. .Vlce-Pres. I J. W. LADD ........ Assistant Cashier W. IL DUNCJT.;..... Cashier J WALTER M. COOK Aest Cashier - Interest Mid on time deposits sad savings- accounts. -Accounts of Banks, Firms, Corporations and Individuals solicited. We are prepared to furnish de positors every facility coneistent wits trwd banking." --" MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon. J, FRANK WATSON... President I R. L. DURHAM. Vice-President B.. WV HOTT.t. Cashier I GEORGE W. HOYT. .Asa'tXaahler a C CATCHING ...... Second Assistant Cashier. Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Available to AU Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty. ' '. BONDS AKD ISVESTMKMS. " LI ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building. Municipal. Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds. DOWNING-HOPKINS-COMPANY Established 113 BROKERS. . : STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold tor Cash aad on Margin. Private Wires. Rooms SOI to iOt Couo h Bldg. Phones: M-S35; A-III. - - ' GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD. LEAVING PORTLAND. Southern Roseburg Passenger ...... 8:1 a. Cottage Grove Passenger.. 4:15 p. California Express ........ 7:46 p. Baa Francisco Express . . . . , i WES'f SIDE. :S0 night. Corvallls Passenger ....... T:0 a. m. 6hiridan Passenger .......4:1S p. ra. Forest Grove Passenger ...11:09 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger ... 6:40 p. m. Jefferson Street Depot. . Portland to Dallas 7:40 a, ro. II Dallas to Portland ....... .10:11 a. m, Portland to Dallas ,4:1 p. m. II Dallas to -Portland ....... :6 p. ra. Jr'oruana-uswego puourumo Mmvui 8:60, 10:26; and p. m.. 1S:6U. 8:06. 8:80. Taoome aV SeatUe Exp.... 8:80 a. m. II North Coast He Chicago, lira 1:00 p. m. I Overland Express 11:46 p. m. Oregon , Railroad A Navlffatlon Company. TiM1tm Passenger- 7:16 a. m. 8:80 a. m. 8:16 p. m, 8:00 p. m. Chicago-Portland Special . Kookans Flyer ... ........ Kan. City ft Chi. Exp. Astoria A Columbia River. Astoria Seaside Express. 8:00 a. m. II Astoria Expres io0 p. m ) - Canadian Paclfio r i r. Short Line, via 8po 8:1 P. Via Seat, Vic Vane, .... 1:00 p. m. Via Sun-.aa .. .......... ...11:46 p. m. Portland lift Light Cars Leave Ticket Office r.nd Waiting Room. First and Alder streets, . - FOR OREGON CITX: 4:00, 8:80 a. m, and every SO min utes (on the hour and half-hour), to and including : P. then 10. 11; last car, 11, midnight . ' " . Ores ham. Boring, Eagle Creek. Esta eada, Caxadero, Falrvlew and Trout dale 7:16. 0:16. 11:16 a. m.; 1:16, 3 6. 4:16. 7:16 p. m. Time Cord Oregon Electric Railway Company. Leaving Portland Y .1. ' Falem and Int. points...... 6:15 s. m. WilsonvUle 7:85 a. m, Salem and Int points ..:; In tmlem and Int points .11:10 a. m. Wllsonvllle ..........11:05 p. m. Salera and Int points :; P- m- Salem and Int points 8:80 p.m. Wllsonvllle ....... 4:23 p. m. Salem and Int points ..., 6:06 p. m. Express. '' LIVERY AAD SALES STABLES. l0 STABLES, HACKS. LI VERT, boarding and sale; furniture niovinjr; 112 Union ave.: East 8683; niht phone Main 8044. W. A. Weaelan. Prop. MUSICAL rr.TJinaVCR SALE OF 26 PIANO- , players from rent and exchange stock, all In good order: closing out at 45, 365 and 7; worth $250 when new. If you have a piano, place one of these players to It; then any one of the family can play anything tbey like, all the best niustc. Call or write before m all are gune. Ellers PUno House, 363 Wash- PROF. DIAMOND PUBLISHER DIA mond's Piano Chart teacher of string instruments, -music furnished f ' al' oc- caalons. M. 3888; mornings; 340 College. EMIL.. THIELHORN, PUPIL OF PRO fesior Otakar Sevclk, violin and viola tocher. A-4160. -4 Pine. Pac. 1988. PIANO - VIOLIN,'. TROMBONE AND clarinet Prof.! Smith. 21 11th.. M. 4708. A-8860. LOUIS A. . CRE1TZ, TEACHER OF lollm, lll Sherman, cor. 1st Pac 16. York band instrumentajnd mu sic houiw; tpalrlngjmtrjS OSTEOPATH10 PHTSICIAISS DR. LILLEBELLB PATTERSON. SPE clalist on nervous, acute and ehronlo dlseanes. 311 renton piu. rwuic UrT It B, NORTHRUP, 416-18-17 DE kum bldg, 3d end Washington sts. Phone Main 149. . Examination free. PATENT ATTORNEYS PROTECT YOUR IDEA WK CAN patent it Moulton Jk Scobey, attor fteys 604 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. 57 j. HI RSHHEIMER, 227 WASH. ST, patent ana pgnnmu twmj. PATENTS, COPTRIGHTS. A. J. MAT ter. tin uommonwwuii ytu. it C. WRIGHT. U 8. AND FOREIGN patents; infrlngment cases. 604 Detturn. PAINTING AND PAPERDfO PAINTING. FUBNITUp; REPAIRIN1 f finishing.- L. 3. Wilson, 864 Wtirnslde. phone MainBi, niirniuc. : FOR BEST PRICES. SATISFACTION guaranteed., estimates furnished, call T.T?rlcl6807 Stone Mitchell. 221 Id. FOR BEST WORK. rniL.i'.a muhi, call P. A. Doane, E. 1096. 104 Union ave. PRINTING THE EAGLE PRINTINO CO, NOT IN trust; cioae, ns"" , n.....i w.. oorner 4th and Morrison. viODEkN PRINTER l MOVED TO in mn w... " - iilLUEB BKO PRLN1ERS CARDS. 14S Eth St., opp. tmr m r ran billheads, etc. aaam mi. iwn iu RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. ft CTCo, 181 Stark. Tel. 1407. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. ALL KINDS OF LETTER WRITING and copying; charges reasonable. Miss I. M. conaoi, dw jLrtuuuer jucuango Hid sr. juain in L V FUR eV DUFUR, 818 CORBETT tldg Phone A-bJilt; largest and most complete stenographic office In west REAL ESTATB J. 11 Pittenecr & Co., 13 Russell et Phone E. 4648. Fire Insurance, loans, real estate j7w ogilbee, real estate and loans; Mtah. 1J Hf 1st room 11. SAFES DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFE B Ivrre stock; lockouts opened, J alia. metal furniture. J. E. LMvla. Sf Id St. S 1 hiPUOGF-AND BANK SAFES AT fartorv prieea: secona-nana ssiea J.foHlcr afe Co., 108 2d st : ISIUN AND SHOW CARDS ITsTfh KLKISER.' SIGNS. THE l.nCrHt siirn mekera In the northwest f ii sad Kv rott sts. Phone PrlV. Ex. 66. ). . A. Ufa. ; 1 J AULA' A UT SIGNS AVD r'r . ?.'J7 Ptark. Pao. 164. I AT ATI I'aTT" -PORT-j., ;87 turn, i aclflo 164, Oregon, . . - SURPLUS, 11,600.009. NO INTEREST PAID ON AOOOTTNTB.' f Cashier, , . i -.-i . . .R. W. BUUMeis I Aiwunt wasnier. ,...w. UOLT A awa WRIGHT Pacific. - arriving Portland, Oregon Express .......... .7:1$ a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger ..11:0 a. m. Roseburg Passenger ...... :t0 p. m. Portland Express ....... .11:11 p. m. WEST SIDE. Corvallls passenger ..... :$ p. m. Sheridan ' Passenger .-...10;S0 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger... 8:0 a. m Forest Grove Passenger ... S:C0 p. m. rwuinu m. m., a.mv, .zu, i:zo, :, iv.iv, ii:v. North Coast Limited ...... f:0f a. m. Portland Express 4:16 p. m. Overland Express 8:36 p. m. Spokane Flyer . . . ....... 8:00 a. m. ChU Kan. City & Port Exp. 8:46 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special... 8:60 p. m. Portland Passenger 6:16 p. m. AstorU eV Port Portland Expr Astoria Port Passenger-l:16 p. m. press iv:uv p. m. " Railway Co. - C P. R. Short Line, via Bpo. t:08 a. m. Via Van, Vic. and Seattle .8:16 p. m. Via Sumas and SeatUe.... 7:00 a. m. A Power Co. : ' FOR VANCOUVER. Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec ond and Washington streets. A.. M. :16, :60, 7:16,. 8:00. 8:86. , 1:10, 10:80. 11:60 P. M. 11:10, 1:10, 1:60. 1:10, 1:10, 8:60, 4; 10, 6:10. 6:60. 8:80. 7:06, 7:40. 8:16, ;J6, 10:8i". ll:46. un tnira Monaay in every monin last ear leaves at 7:06 p. m. Dally ex. Bun. Di ally ex. Mon. ' f. Arriving Portland Wllsonvllle ............... 7:06 a, m. Salem and Int. points ..... 8:16 a. m. Wllsonvllle ...... .........10:30 a. m. Salem and Int points '. ...11:10 a. m. Salem and Int. points . .... 1:20 p. to. Wllsonvllle ............... 1:46 p. m. Salem and Int points ,.., 4:00 p.m. Salem and Int points ..... 6:40 p. ra. Salem and Int points . Express...... IV: t :i p.m. SHOWCASES AJfD FIXTURES ; SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP . tlon: bank, bar and store fixtures made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Co. THE JAMES L MARSHALL MFG. CO showcases, cabinets, store and office fixtures. ZDS couch si. racino ziii. R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AGT. M. winter Lumber Co.. T Hamilton biag. , TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C O. PICK TRANSFER 4b STORAGE! company, office and commodious 4 story brick warehouse, with separata iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val uables, northwest corner of Id and Pine sts. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping. Phones Main 686, Home A-H96. - OLS EN-ROB TRANSFER CO. General transfer and storage; safes, pianos and furniture, eta. moved, packed and shipped. 108 Oak st. between Front OREGON TRANSFER CO., 134 N. 4TH. Ham . Heavy hauling and storage, INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE V TRANtt fer Co. Storaare 324 8tark. Main 407. KADDERLT TRANSFER & STORAGE Co., Ill N. 8th, Main 1486: A-1486. TYPEWRITERb ALL MAKES, RENTED, REPAIRED. sold. P. D. C. Co- 131 Stark. Tel. 1407. WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A. GUNST CO, DIBTRD3UTORS OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND. OREGON. EVERDING & FARRELL, PRODUCE and commission merchants, 140 Front st, Portland. Or. Phone Main 178. OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC- turing uo,- juanuiactureri or lurni' ture for the trade. Portland. Or. WADdAMS CO.. WHOLE ICS A LB GRO cers, manufacturers and commission merchants. 4th and Oak sts. LEWIS-8TENGKR BARBERS' SUPPLY Co.. barbers supplies, barbers furni ture. barbers' chairs 10th and Morrison. THF. GRATON & KNIGHT MFG. CO, oak tanners, leather belting manufac turers. Portland. Or.. 61 1st st RATES-WIGHT CO.. CALENDARS. AD- vem win ir novelties, no tin st WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS- ware. Prsel Hegele Co.. Portland. ALLEN LEWIS GROCERIES. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED YOUNG MAN WHO CAN handle correspondence, eto as partner in good paying business. A. J. Matter, oia common weal to Diag. WANTED FIRST CLASS MAN tii molding department Pacific Coast uoor v;o., Macaaam road. . ' WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BED maker and general worker in lodging house; none others need apply. S K MAN AND WIFE WAN POSITI6n". woman to cook, man to work In mill or cair.D. James Baker, .909 Thurman st. Portland. 2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT; gas, bath, phone. 688 .Williams ave. I 1 1 ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL CLASS GRADUATES fflnMtr IMS oateiT to Th lmpn.l l Ashland, Or., May 82. ' The com mencement program oi the Ashianii High school,- which - began Tuesday night with tne class day exercises at the cnautauuua tabernacle, was . con. eluded Wednesday evening by the grad Dating ' exercises, -when 18 graduates were given tneir oipiomas. The pro gram throughout was highly creditable to me ciass. ine exercises nave been very largely attended. The following Biunema were given- oipiomas: veta fninipe. -Agnes morey, Eugene Car mlchaet' Elizabeth Wagner; Roy V. Hicks. Irene McFarland. . - Mabel Kin. cald, Harry Lowe, Flossie Churchill, Bessie Garrett Hosea Inman, Beulah Caldwell and Sadie Nlnlnger. From Walla. Walla to Fleet. Walla Walla, Wash- May 22. A ane- clal excursion train carrying 90S people left Walla Walla, at 7 o'clock this morning for the sound to see the lAt lantlo fieet The train was mads un at I ayton and picked tip many passengers at that point Waitsburg and Dixie, -.i Clin on w DEEPENS June Surrey Expected to Ke- . veal Great Increase in Depth of Water. PILOTS NAVIGATE BIG CRAFT SAFELY Vessels of Deep Draft Cross in or Out During; Any Stage of Tide Completion of Work on Jetty Has Desired Effect on Channel. , That the Columbia river bar has deep ened a great deal during the past rear is the Inference "given out by the bar pilots, although none cares to be quoted In the matter. Last year's government survey showed a channel of 16 feet at dead low water, and it is believed that th aiirvav to be made in June will re veal an increased aeptn ox severs xeeu Vessels drawing 28 I eat nave oeen taken over the bar even during rough weather , and without a bit Of trouble. and It Is- said the pilots would not hesi tate 10 tSKe a vessel arawing ii ee In or out during fairly favorable condi tions. At hlarh water the bar has from 14 to 86 feet of water. Any or the tramp steamers engogea in freighting out of this port Puget sound or San Franclsoo can cross in or out Irrespective of stage of tide and coast in ateamera need never fall behind on their schedule because of delays at the mouth of the river, exoept during, ex tremely stormy weather. River nilots declare that the channel from Portland to the sea is deep enough to accommodate vessels. drawing 18 feet and by dredging a few bars it can eas ily be made even deeper. work on tne letty at tne raouw oi in river has had splendid effect - on the chsnnel, and now that the extension work is progressing more rapidly than ever It is believed the bar will have the desired depth for any and all purposes sooner than really anticipated, even by those most sanguine. SAT CHARTS ARE FAULTY."" Gallilee Expedition Returns With . . Valuable Scientific Data. , United Press lVeased Wire.) San Francisco. Mar 82. News of lasting Interest in marine circles is brought to San Francisco in the an nouncement made by members of the Gallilee expedition of the Carnegie In stitute la Washington that the three Pacific ocean charts are in grievous er ror, being two and three degrees off in some instances. The expedition, which left San Diego, California, in the brig Gallilee, in De cember, 1906, has Just arrived in Ban Francisco, after a most successful sci entific research. The brig . was in charge of Captain H. Hayes and the other members of the party were W. J. Peters, P. Hr Dike and C E. Sowers. The primal aim of the expedition was for a magnetic survey or tne jacino ocean. Several theories of magnetism were verified and the ground broken for further research, but the important dis covery was that made relative to the error in the charts. After leaving sandiago the expedition headed for the South Sea islands. After cruising in that vicinity for several months the party made for Shanghai, thence north to Sitka, Alaska. The brig then sailed for Honolulu, the Mar shall islands and New Zealand. STEAMER WASHINGTON IN. Arrives From San Francisco With General Cargo. The steam schooner Washington. Captain Nason, will be at Couch street dock this afternoon with genueral cargo from San Francisco. She reached As toria early this morning and left up after having passed through the regula tions. She will take grain and lumber for return cargo. ... , The steam schooner Minnie E. Kel tnn whlrth V . a tnwM into Aatrkrla. I6T- erai days ago by the Washington after havinar been . aoanaonea ai ancnor oy her officers and crew, will be towed- to the drvdock at St Johns In a few days for repairs. The hull lies almost com pletely, submerged in the lower bay -off Astoria. It will be towed here between two barges. , . . MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Begnlar Users Cee to Arrive. Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook May tt Breakwater, Coos Bay May 84 Breakwater, Coos Bay May 24 Eureka, Eureka and Coos May 26 State, San Francisco May 24 G. W. Elder, San Pedro, way.... May 27 Alliance, Coos Bay May 28 Numantla, orient .June 1 Roanoke, San Pedro and way... June 4 Rose City, San Francisco June 2 Arabia, orient ............... .July 1 Nicomedla, orient Aug. 1 Alesla, orient Sept 1 Begnlar Xdaers to Sep art Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... May 21 Alliance. Coos Bay ..May 22 ..May 28 ..May 23 ..May 26 ..May 26 ..May 27 ..May 28 Rose City. San Francisco . Alesla, orient Eureka, Eureka and Coos.. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook . . Breakwater, San Francisco Geo. W. Elder, 8an Pedro. State. San Francisco May go Numantla, orient June 16 Arabia, orient ....July 16 Nlcomedia, orient Aug. 16 Broderlck Castle, Br. ship Stream Largiemore, Br. sh. O. W. P. dock Crown of India, Br. bk. Drvdock Leyland Bros., Br. sh ...O. W. p. Donna France sea, Br. bk Astoria Alsterkamp, Ger. bk. Astoria Ancalos, Br. ship O. W. P. Churchill. Am. sch. Astoria Echo, Am. bktn. '. ., Astoria Mindoro Am. sch. Oceanic W. R. Hume, Am, sch. Portland Lbr. Co. Kelburn. Br. bk. f Astoria Minnie Kel ton. Am. ss. ..Astoria Alesla, Ger. ss......... AJbina Irene, Am. sch.',, Knappton Edmond Rostand, Fr. bk. . Montg'm'y 1 Melville Dollar, Am. ss Prescott Rose City, Am. ss Alnsworth Nome City. Am. ss.... Prescott Virginia, Am. sch Astoria King Cyrus, Am. sch Astoria Olsen A Mahoney, Am. ss...... Rainier Johan Poulsen, Am. ss.. Columbia No. 1 Knrthland. Am. ss ....Portland Lbr Co. Emanuel Aocame, It, bk. Stream Teddo, Br- ss............iongue .point Washington. Am. ss...... Couch street Asuncion. Am. as. ......... .Portsmouth , Bn Boats to Zroad XVamber. . Ravalli. Am. ss.. ...... ..8an Francises R n. Inman. Am. ss. ....San Francisco H. K. Hall. Am. sch..,.. San Francisco Rainier, Am. ss. ........ .oan rrancisco Bn Bonis With Cement and Oeneral. Aberfoyle. Br. sh. . .......... .Antwere Asgard, Nor. ship..,.. ........Antwerp Widart Ft. DK ..........Aoiwtrp Albert Klckmers. uer. ds.... Antwere Clan Graham, Br. sh. .......... Cardiff Eugenie Fautret FT. bg.......ABtwers VlnMRliM Rp ah ; ........ .Anf AP GaeL Fr. bk. .....London Neatfffields. Br. shin ...... ...Hamburg uavia as Aniers. a r. so.. ..... .Antwern Brebloch, Br, bk ..Antwerp KUloran. Br. sh. .............. An twerp Jolnvllle. Fr. bk.. ........... .Antwern Carman lan. Br. bk... ........ .Hamburg Ooal .supa Bn Bonte. . La Roche Jcquelin, Ft. bk. Newcastle. A. Trams Bteamets En Bouts, v Inverklp, Br. ss.. ...... .San Francisco Taunton, Br. ss.... . ..... f . .Quay mas Forerlc. Br. ss. ..... Ran Fr.nol.cri Madura, Br. ss.... ...... .San Francisco Tabor, Nor. es.. s. ....Bremerton etrathfUlao, Br. ss Bats via Guernsey, Nor. as.. San Francis oe Allanton, Br. as.,,. Ban Francisco Cralghall. Br. ss. ....... .Ban Francisco Earl of Carrlch, Br. as... San Francisco as Boats U Ballast to XM Orata. Manx King. Bm, sh Taltral Port Crawford, Br. sh.... ...... .Calls Agnes Oswald. JBr. so, , Callao ruver jrauocn, tsr. OK ....... ....ualiao regon, Ger. sh. ........... .Yokohama uen. j-aianerDe, yr. pg.,.j, tlIyoKohama Henrietta, Ger7 Sh. .... . ... TWes t coast Aster. Ger. bk. . .Valparaiso Marechael de Noailles. Fr. bk.West coast Helena Blum. Fr. bk.... Bristol Vendee, Fr. bk. ....... ..San- Francisco Oil gtreaaaers Mm Bents. Gee. Loom la. Am. aa.,..San Franeisee MARINE NOTES. Astoria, - May ILArrlved in during the night and left up -at 7 a. m Steamer ' Washington, from San Fran cisco. -Left up at 4:S0 a. m. Steamer Asuncion. . Left un at f a. m. Schoon er King Cyrus. Astoria, - May iiv Arnvea aown . ai 8:10 and left un at 4:80 d. m. Steamer W. 8. porter, from Monterey. Sailed at 8 d. m. Russian bark Aibyn. for Fort Natal. ' . . n.uivmsi ... j . ... ... . l German bark scnurbek, rrom poruana. fihangnai. May zi. Arrivea previous ly British . steamer .Strathtay, from Y ortiano, . Astoria. May 21. Condition of the bar st l l m., smooth, wind east 8 miles; weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria today! High 6:85 1 a. au, 8.6 reet; 10:20 p. nt, 0.8 foot ALONG THE WATERFRONT. Cantaln Rasen. formerlv of the tux L. M. Hasen. is reoovertns from an ill ness of twp weeks and expects to be out OOn.... . - '' ' The steamer Roanoke. Cantaln Don- nam. leaves ror Ban pearo vio Han r ran Cisco this evenlnsr. The steamer Ross city, captain Kidston, . leaves for Ban Francisco tomorrow morning. Libel suits for the recovery of mone alleged to have been paid in excess on freight nave - been filed aralnst the steam schooner Nome City by Kerr. Glf- ford & Co. and the. Vollmer-Clearwater company. .,.. ,..:.. Ajifnorsp.i wnicn to moor tne visit ing warships in the river when they ar rive in. June -will be placed in poeltlou at once, v.- . The steamer 1 State of California la booked to leave San Francisco for Port land tomorrow, r The schooner Mindoro Is loading wheat for California. She is the first sailing schooner engaged this season to carry grain out of here. -. . . : Notice to Mariners. -On May 18. 1908. San Francisco lixht- vessel No. 70 - was withdrawn for re- airs. The position is marked by a gas uoy naisted red with "Light vessel moorings'' in black letters. Buoy shows a fixed white light , - - E0MANTIC STORY (Continued from Page One) Iron works and apprenticed him to learn the machinist's trade. He bad 160 by this time he had saved all the twenties end I rave him enough to make it 8200. -: . jona Went to ales. "I bad to be away from New England for nearly a year andNWben I did come back I found that John ffiad run away to sea. I didn't bear anything mors from him for years until one day my mother received a letter and by. and by he began writing me regularly. But I've never seen him since he was a 18-year apprentice in Portland, Maine. He was in the battle of Manila bay and he came back chief engineer of Dewey's flag ship, the Olympla, but I missed him that .time too. ' But, yesterday along caihe a telegram from BelUngham which said:- , " , "Have Mary and the boys ready I'm coming to Portland, chief engineer Charleston John L. Martin." 'Mary is my wife and she is 68 years old. and she and I are waiting. There's going to be a dinner for John Martin and for Percy Olmstead I used to know Percy when he was a little fellow in Baker City. We all call him Percy there Percy's an effeminate sort of name but not when the Olmstead Is back of It for he's a strict disciplin arian on board ship and the best fellow In the world on snore. He's every men a sea captain. I Just want to let you know that the Imperial hotel won't be big enough to hold Mary and I and Cantaln Olmstead and John Martin the day that cruiser fleet reaches Portland." Banking Officer of Sanadxon. Commander Olmstead has been sta tioned in the. Brooklyn navy yard on shore duty for some time, but Is now on his waV to the coast to take com mand of the Charleston. If this is cor rect be will be the ranking officer of the squadron that has been detailed to come to Portland during tne restivai, and his vessel will, fly the vice-admir al s flag. He was a school mate of Phil Metschan ana many otner weu-xnown Oregon men and his father taught school for years in the John Day coun try and is now - Judge Olmstead of Baker City, Oregon. GIRL'S EDITION OP . , OREGON WEEKLY (Special Dispatch to Tbt JoarnaL) - University of Oregon, Eugene, ' May 22. -Instead of the regular issue of the Oregon Weekly of June 1 a Jpeclal edi tion will be put out by the irls of the university, Tne -staff will be Miss Emily Muhr, '08. editor-in-chief; Misses Jessie Chase, '08; Cora.. Cameron, '08; Frances Oberteuffer, '10; Pearl Hawthorne, '10; Frances Young, "10, associate editors; Miss Agnes Beach, '09, manager; Miss Isolene Shaver, '10, 'assistant manager. The girls are planning to make their edition larger and better - than usual and will have several special articles and quite a number of cuts. As It will be issued on election day special Interest I will be taken in It r We Are Specialists in Pi" r N.i 7 M , f . . . r ... V ,m na' a : . "'T; COilSlLTATlUil M Tears in Portland OUR GUARANTEE NO PAY UNLESS CURED JtxnWKES TOXT BXES TKB 8BBFT0ES OF A C00TOB, COBSirX , . On OF WXDS BZPEBZXiHCll, Ws have stopped at no expense that could add to the efficiency of our work or the comfort of our patients. There is no other equally : equipped Institution for the treatment of men's ailments in the Paclfio Northwest..i';,A - .':;" . v. v, .. - v . WHY SUFFER LONGER. ON PROMISES OF OTHERS? Wecure safely and promptly WEAKNESS, LOST MANHOOD, 8PER : MATORRHOEA, BPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAGES, VARI COCELE, HYDROCELE, GONORRHOEA, OLEET. OR ANT OF THE DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Personal attention given all patients. - COHsUIrATION COHmSENTZAT. AJTD XNVTTEIl A personal, thor . ough and searching examination Is desired, though If inconvenient to call,-writs us a full description of your trouble. Our office hours sre from AI M. to 8:30 P, excepting Sunday from I tol 12. Address or - call on ths " .. -i-rT ---'n , . . WmmS DISPEIUSARY COBKBB gZCOITD ABB TAatHTLI, BTBEETS, POBTLAJTD, OREqfOS HE GUILTY II! FIRST DEGREE Jury Agrees on Secqnd Bal lotPrisoner .Unmoved - . Will Appeal. ' '. (Special DUpitck to The Jaaraal) Dallas, Or., May 22. A surprise even to. the prosecution was the verdict of murder la the first degree in the Hem- bree case, 'which was returned at 10 o'clock last night Two ' ballots only were taken by the Jury, the first stood it, io i ior conviction. The testimony In the- case was en tirely circumstantial and it was ran e rally believed that the court's instruc tions as to the construction or reason able doubt in favor of the defendant would influence the Jury to acquit Hemore received the verdict with no show of emotion of any kind. : - Attorneys for the defense, will at once move for a new trial on the grounds that the verdict is In direct conflict with the evidence produced ion iue iruu. x- - - .... Cake to Eastern Oregon; . - . (Special Dispatch te The Jonrnal.t La Grande. Or.. May 88. H. MOefce will inaugurate his sanatoria, campaign in union county at rerry Monaay morn ing. His full Itinerary has been ore- pared, and it takes him to every hamlet In the valley, commencing at Perry and enaing in mis city- i uesaay nignu , TRANSPORTATION REGULATOR HIND Bailey Qatzert Makes round trip week, days, s except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare 88.00. Leaving Portland 7 Hn..i-. rrfv. uaues J p. m, arriving Portland t p. m. Sundays Round " trip ' to Cascade cks. leavlns: Portland 9 a. rn.. arriv ing pack 6 p. m. Fare 81,00. ..... BTEAJUXBS . ' Dalles City and Capitol City Operate daily, except Sunday, between Portland and The Dalles, calling at all way landings for freight and pas sengers. First-olaes . accommodations for wagons and livestock. . - AXBEB CTBXET SOCK. Phones Main 914. A-S112. COOS BAY, LINE The steamshlo BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednaadav at a. an- from Oak street dock, for north Bend, Marsh field and Ceos Bay points. Freight re ceived till 4 Ik m. on day of sailing. Passenger fare, (list class. $10; second class. . 7,' Including ' berth and meals. Inquire city ticket ' office, Third and Washington streets, or Oak street dock. ANCHOR LINE OXJLSOOW TXA OBBOVSSBBT Caledonia, May 10, 2 p. ra., Columbia, June 6, J p. m., Furneasia, June IS, uaiiiomia, j una su. Saloon, Sea.60, S07O and t79.B0. : second Cabin, 48.50 and $48. Third Class, $27.40 and $37.75. For book of tours and information, at). ply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Zl to 3 snerman unicaga ..... ........ .... . . . KORTK PACmO 8TBAM8XXF C0.8 CTSAvaxxra Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday at $ p. m. Ticket office 111 Third .near Aides. DR. PICRCE Cures all Barrens and Private Diseases of MEN Quicker and t cheaper than others. Call and see him first. Consultation free. Phone Main 16 i. Office 181' 1st et, corner TamhilL .esai liAkSBai alii m nP Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills. The best and ..only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER IODS. Cure the most obstin ate cases in I to 10 days. . Price $1 er bos or three boxes $S.oo. sold by Irugsriats - everywhere. DR. PIERCE. 181 First st. PorUand. Phone Main 1916. ttT$ fjag MM Diseases of Men Quick Cures . - Satisfied Patients OUR FEE $10 f n Ail Simple Uncomplicated Cases ' f KtE NO EXPERIUENTS NO FAILURES I nave tlieliCrcest PrccUce ; Decanse;I lavcrkily ; Fnllilir.Iy Promises Success Isn't attained at a bound. It 1$ made op' of little triumphs. A large medi cal practice doesn't xawait the young phy sician at the college door. ,. He must prow himself, He muit work toward stic,ce$$ day . after day, doing well each day's talks. ; It hai alway been my, rule to . promise nothing that I am not absolutely certain ol accomplishing. Realizing that no one phy sician can successfully undertake to cure all diseases, I jentered special courses pt atudy in preparation for my present work, f For 16 years I have been proving fny ability and building my; success. I have mastered first the simpler diseases.' then the serious com plex and atubborn ones that others neither' cure nor comprehend. I have-confined my efforts to diseases of men exclusively and there is no ailment belongiflf to this class that I cannot fully conquer, I make broad and definite claima. . I telt men that; I can cure them, even though others have, failed. Jealous'? doctors have charged me with claiming too much. s But I ask wherein hare I failed to fulfill a promise? My practice is now fully, twice that of any other special ist upon the" Pacific coast treating men's diseases. It has grown to thee flimn;n because I have made promises and them. Each cure I have effected is a ibji luanuHuuon . oi . ikui mat; nas its part in the making of mv sucreta. day pew cures are completed, and my pres ent growth of practice is more rapid than ever, before. - :-. ( Consultation is free. If von are consult mi. You can'relv noon what yon, and if I accept your case yon can assured that a complete and permanent will follow my treatment UT FEE FOR A CURE IS CLT sii ID ANT uscoaruciTED CASE PAY AFTER I CURE YOU AJ1 necessary X-ray examinations solutely free to patients. My 'equipment for X-ray work i this finest and most com plete ever produced, and equally perfect re sults are not possible ' with an inferior' ap-. paratus. -. All medicines are prepared from ardized drugs in my own private laboratory and are supplied to patients at actual-cost The prAEOR Co. - r 234 MORRISON STREET . Corner Second and Morrison Streets, Portland,' Oregon, r Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.; Sundays, 10 to 1. Y. ' Portland's Greatest Healing Institute Guarantees Dot phjslalMS are all lioeased to Sraetloe . medloiae i the- State f Oregon. - - Ther is a war for you to rejaln it of life and to get the full enjoyment of life and to advance with the discoveries ef Methods. There Is no more necessity or you dragging through life half in valided than there would be In cutting off your right arm, yet you are . doing so even when you can be cured, -even when for the . asking you can receive conclusive evidence of other-cases In this city praetlally ths 4 same as your own that have been cured by us - We want you to come to us. - We want to look you In the eye and tell you exactly what Is the matter and what hope there is for you. We offer you the aid of the highest, skill obtainable In medicine and surgery. We give you the treatment that your case demands, and In every case have the same Inevitable result a complete cure where a serious or rente breakdown does not exist, but YOU must come to US. j Ton need our services. . We are here to treat you..; v . Why SuUer Longeron Promises of Others? ' WE TREAT MEN ONLY, AND CURE PROMPTLY, SAFE LY AND THOROUGHLY AND AT THE LOWEST COST, VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, VITAL -WEAKNESS, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISOR DERS. ULCERS; SORES. PAINFUL SWELLINGS, BURNINGS, . ITCHING - AND INFLAMMATION, NERVOUSNESS, LOSS OF STRENGTH AND VITALITY AND ALL SPECIAL AND DELICATE DISORDERS OF MEN. J ' -i , ; v Our fees for cures are lower than the general family physician or sur geon. Medicines furnished from our own laboratory for the convenience t and privacy of our patients, from 11.60 to $(.$0 a course. . f JSCURES r GUARANTEED OR NO PAYJS ' If you cannot eaS write for free Book ana ' Self examination Blank. Xaay eases cured At home. Xouxs S a. xu.-to m. Sunday, lo-ia. Oregon Medical Inst. and orner aruf naoiie axe posiwrci tu HAB1T1NA. for hypodennlo or internal nsa Sample sent to any dms babltnr pp! r-iall. Regular prfee S2.00 pr bofUe Lt yonrdrorirUtor by mall in plain wrmppfr, Chesaleal Co. SL Leoie. Aiet go sale 7 Skldmeie Drag Oa 1U ZkM tW Jtetiae&i Oiasaa . -. IS SJS' SUt""lWSl !. SB- TATXOB, The.Xadlnf BpeotaUsa. "WEAKNESS" To - produce temporary activity of the functions in cases of so-called weak' ness is simple matter, but to' permanently re- store strength and vigor is a problem that but few physiciana 'have solved. I never treat for tempo rary effects. Under my system of treatment every bit of ' improvement ia a part of a permanent cure, Though : other physicians have, through my success in ', effecting : permanent cures, been convinced of the' fact ' that premature- fulfilled triumph naa Ra.h ness, loss of power, etc. are ' but symptoms result ing 1 from chronic inflam affl!rrt mation ; or congestion in the prostate gland, none have as yet been able, to duplicate my wcurea. My system of local treatment is the only effective means jret known , for restoring the prostate to its normal state, which always results in full , and complete return of ' strength . and - vigor. - 1 tell rest cure Such a cure is absolutely permanent, because - the condition responsible for the functkmal disorder is entirely removed. It is the only kind, of a cure a patient desires,', and is the only kind of cure I will treat for. CONSULTATION FREE v I state nothing in my announcements but . the straight, square truth. It will cost you nothing to are ab call and .talk ; over you case. .- You can find out all about your trouble and you can later, arrange to begin treatment any time you like. My office, com prising 10 rooms, are the largest most elegant and best equipped in the west stand You leaith. Never before have - yon bed ' such skill pieced at your disposal. Avail yonrscll of IL v Be well ajialn. your health: haDDiness. I for you to be able happiness. That war. is for you t war is ror you cured by Natural science and he 231M ticrrisca Street 8B-rWTT!ir 4TH AWO BTX. TOMtULXH. OKEaOM W CUt I , Dell rlttSm I ' dlfhrgw,lo SwutMa W irritatieos m Bit for nstersl hariw.iaflaaimatloBS. (alieaa or olertlona if siaeeas BMBbraaM. FalolMt, aad sot attria Ti mnmm (Midi. Snt or poiMBoat. 1 M4 by IrSTlstS S.S.S. . i er la plals wrpr. 1 tr eisnas, rfWK, fur S1.ee. artbottliMU.rS. Clrealaf stat ea roast.