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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND. . THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 18C3. VX)LLECTIOXS. INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO, BAD Wts collected. 60S Buchanan. M. gn. oiVii LS YOUR BOOK ACCOUNT; R. C. Chtum. 607 Couch bldg. A-ll- CHIROPODISTS CHTROPODT AND PEDICURINO 1.1 ra. M. D. Hill. 830 Fleldner bldg. HAJfCIXO WALTZ, irnrnOTITP. THREE-STEP and Mage dancing ?"n ,,,iw;.:r f ftssor Wal. Willson's school Hili wul- lnpton, between west fr v-" select school: clam or privata lee- eoria daily, mtt B. Morrison. Phone. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL XV. M. MlLLERl V.S.: VETERINARIAN. 2 N" 8th f Oftlo ianar. DU. C. K BN DOti AND kOHbtjl 40H6;-A-4084: residence. Paolflo 340, LEITROM KEXNETS, TH .AND Di vision ita. tmt lit. DRESSMAIOXa LADY WISHES FANCT OR PLAINT sewing; price reasonable, Pbon Fellwood 744. ' " ' ' ; ''" ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS, - 41 6th st Contractors, electric supplies. motors and dynamos, wa imu ifiUC"ELECTRlC ENGINEERING ' Co. Motors for sal or reot; wiring and supplies- 713 2d st EDUCATIONAL - : ' Beiafce-WallLer:-'-'.'::- " BUSINESS ' COLLEGE, 1 Elk' bldg., Portland, Or. Our cata log. "Tour Salary Doubled, should ba in the liands of all ambitious young people. ; Its free. Call, write or teh !Thone. "- - ' " " " "' EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ; . C R, Hansen, Jr. EMPLOtMENT OFFICE8. Men. N. id.Maln 1M. - v Women. J43H Wash St Main Help supplied free to employers. PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OiTFlck. 205 H Morrison st. . f none x-bciii taw Phone Paciflo W XT N. 2d st FURNITURE REPAIRING. ,' UNCALLED-FOR PIECES METAL. ! Ho couchpada, " dlning-chalra, . , box couches, kitchen treasure, rockers; half jprlce. Bijou Upholsterym 11th st GASOLINE ENGINES ' BTATIONARY AND MARINE: ELEC trlo equipments; launches, accessories; ! wholesale and retail: engine repairing. Relereon Machinery Co., W Morrison STATIONERY AND MARINE GASO- - line engines; we manuiaciure mem; ' get our prices. Fairbanks. Morse A Ce. HOTELS HOTEL PORTLAND, - T)lnn onlT. 13. IS day. EUROPEAN 'HOTEL ORKOON. EUROPEAN FLAN. PERKINS. EUROPEAN. 1 AND UP BELVEDERE. European: 4th and Alrter. LIVERY AND SALES STABLES. 290a STABLES,"1 HACKS. LIVERY, boarding and sale: furniture moving; 122 Union ave.; East t682; night pbon , Main 8044. W. A. Hessian. Prop. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUILDING purposes; can be repaid In monthly Installments. Call for narttculara. Co lumbia Life A Trust Co, 214 Lumber WETTOAN MONEY ON DIAMONDS and jewelry at reasonable interest tor .long or short time. A. A M, Delovage, Jewelers, 869 Waghlngton at MONEY TO LOAN SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES. -ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." i TERMS THE BEST. GET 10 TO 1100. ' xtJU.-M HER, IF YOU WORK, WE WILL LOAN YOU MONET. BTATJ3 BECUKlTr CUMPA-N X. 704 DEKUM BLDG. , , HOtIRS, 8 A. M, TO P. M. 1 , WED. AND SAT'S UNTIL 8 P. M. J BALART AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employes and on pianos, fur- Blture, warehouse receipts, horses, insur ance policies and ail kinds 01 securities. J New Era Loan & Mortgage Co, 80S blngton bldg, ONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- Pi and others upon their own names with at security; cheapest rates, easiest payments; orrices in t principal ernes; save yourself monev hv settlna our Kerms first. Tolman. 223 Abington Dldg. 30 LOAN LARGE AND SMALL amounts on good real estate security; Straight loans; low rate of interest C F. Pfluger & Co., room 14 Mulkey bldg. Second and Morrison sts. i?0 LOAN 23.600 OR LESS. REAL i estate security,; Farrliigton. 411 Com- ; merciai ciuo Diag. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES WANT ed for $600. $600, $300. Ward, 210 ; Aiisgy ping. i $100,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $1,000 ; or more, to 7 per cent, on improved realty, m. o. -ortrnn. ze utaric 1 SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI j dentlal; easy to get and easy to pay. T. A. Newton, 811 Buchanan bldg. .$100,000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR i farm property, fire insurance. Mo ;Kensle & Co., 250 H Alder, room 8. J AlONEY TO LOAN, LARG" IX) AN 3 A specialty, building' loans: iswest rat; fire insurance, w. M. Heck, in railing. MONEY TO LOAN, 420 Commercial bldg. iUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES, t 8. W. King, 46 Wash, bldg. M. 4100. i MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS ot security. W. Hon. R. . Wash bldg. 1NSUMS OF $2,000 TO $20.000 U w. coddard. 110 2d st , iBALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT1 Employer Loan Co.. 710 Dekum. ; LOAN FOR THE ASKING SALARY OR chattel. The Loan Co.. 410 Dekum. IUSIO LESSONS. BUY PROFESSOR DIAMOND'S MUSIC chart at any music store, and come to 71 8th st for free Instructions Wednes- lays and Baturdaya - " EMIL THIELHORN, PUPIL OF PRO feasor Otakar Sevclk. violin and viola teacher. A-41S0. SS4 Pine. Pae. 2989. Via no, ; violin tr6mbone and V1,? A, CRE1TZ.: TEACHER Of violin, 211 Sherman, cor. 1st Pae. 199. -1 9STEOPATHIO PHYSICIANS DR. LILLEBELLK PATTERSON. 8PK ciallat on nervoua. acuU and chronia diseases. 217 Fenton bldg. Pacific 1199 IJR. R. B. NORTHRUP, 416-14-17 DET kum bldg, 8d and Washington a La, Phone. Main 849. Examination free. PAINTING AND PAPERING IX) R BEST WORK, PRICES RIGHT. Call XT, JL. a-wa-nsj. iv. iwga. ivsj U HI Oil . PATENT ATTORNEYS rKOTKCT YOUR IDEA WB CAN patent It Moulton tc Scobey, attor- r e ys. tu uoiu m oia bid g.. Portland. Or. J. J. HIRSIUiElMER, 227H WASH. ST. p.tnt and pension attorney. Patents. copyRioHTa a. j. mat ter. 618 Commonwealth bldg. XL C. W"R Hi 1 IT, U. S. AND FORKldf fatenvs; l-jrringment cases. i04 Dekum. PJNTIXG THE EAGLE PRINTING CO, NOT IN trust; close figures, good work. 28 Huss! bMn;.. corner 4th and Morrison. liOiLtll7al ASitOii, fTilN TTam CAKJjST bmbeaus, eto. ilaia. 186U. H&H 1U m J ALL KINDS OF LETTER WRITING and copying-: charges reasonable. I. M. Cbnant 60 . Lumber Exchange blag, wain 497T. PUFUR , miFfTR (11 CORBETT Did-. Phone A-6S: largest and moat complete stenographic omce la weac REAL ESTATE . -J. II Pltteneer & Co.. 262 Russell st. Phone aV 4448. Fire insurance, loans, real estate. J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loans: estab. H8.1. 146 Ifct. room 11 RUBIiEK STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. jji j. to.. X3i btara. -ret. 1407. SAFES PlEBOJtD MANGANESE SAFES Lmtv stock; lockouts opened. Jalia, mfctal furniture, J. E. Davis. 64 3d st FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT factory ericas: ' second-hand safes. Moaler Safe Co.. 10 2d st SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERT DE8CRIP- tlon; bank, bar and store - fixture made to order. The Luta Mfg. Co. TUB JAMES L MARSHALL MFG. CO - showcases, cabinets, store and office fixtures. 181 Couch st Paelffe 2181. R. H. BIRDSALL, DESIGNER; AUT. M. winter Lumber Co.. T Hamilton wag. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS F08TEK- A KLEISER. SIGNS. THE lare-aet siirfl makers In the northwest Eth and Everett ets. Phone Prlv. Ex, . Home A-llfit. ELMER J. WALLACE. ART SIGNS AND ofnee lettering. 827 Stark, pac. 1664 ELMER J. WALLACE. ART SIGNS AND office lettering. 327 Stark. Pact ISM. SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PoRT land Blgn Co.. 2T Stark. Pacific lttC TRANSFER AND STORAGE. c o. pick transfer storaqb company, office and commodious 4 story brick warehouse, .with separate iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val uables, northwest corner of 2d and Pine sts. Pianos and- furniture moved and packed for shipping. Phones Main. . Home A-1996:' - " OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and storage; safes, pianos and furniture, etc., moved, packed and shipped. 209 Oak St., between Front and 1st Phone Main 647, A-2247, ' IRELAND & MCMILLAN. Moving and expressing. Phono East 661. 841-249 Williams ave. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 114 N. ITH. Main 9. Heavy hauling and storage, INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANS fer Co. Storage 924 Stark. Main 407. KADDERLY TRANSFER & STORAGE Co., Ill N. th. Main 168S; A-M8S. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES, RENTED, REPAIRED, sold. P. D. C. Co.. 231 Stark. TeL 1407 WHOLESALE JOBBERS ''u' ""m"'X" gun'st"& CO, : L " DIBTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGAR! PORTLAND, OREGON. EVERD1NO ft FARRELL, PRODUCB and commission merchants, 140 Front st. Portland. Or. Phone Main 178. OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC- turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl tore for the trade. Portland. Or. WADHAMSACO., WHOLSESALB GRO- eers, manufacturers and ooromlssloa merchants. 4th and Oak eta LEWIS-STKNGER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co., barbers' supplies, barbers' furnl tare, barber' cha'.rw. 10th and Morrison. THE ORATON & KNIGHT MFG. CO, oak tanners, leather belting manutao- ttirers. portiana, ur, pi 1st t BATES-WIGHT CO a CALENDARS, AD vertieing noveitiest lftu th st. ALLEN A LEWIS GROCERIES. TRANSPORTATION XRBGULATOR LIINE TAMT STEAMZB Bailey QatJcert Makes round trip week flays, . except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare 82.00. uaues g p. m, arriving roruana p. Sundavs Round trio to Cascade Locks, leaving Portland a..m, arrlv ing oacK p. m. are 11.U0. . BTEAXEJtS Dalles City and Capitol City Operate daily, except Sunday, between Portland and The Danes, calling at all wav land In trs for freight and. - pas sengers. First-class accommodations for wagons and livestock. ALOIS STBXSBT BOOK. Phones Main 914. A-6112. COOS BAY LINE The steamshtD BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday at 8 p. sa, from Oak street dock, for Worth Bend, Marsh Bald and Cool Bay points. Freight re-i ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing. Passenger fare, first class, $10: second clsss. 7, including berth and meala Inquire city ticket- office. Third and Washington streets, or Oak street dock. ANCHOR LINE OU8HOW YU XOITOOirOSBBT s California, June 20, Caledonia, June 27, jjurnessia, juiy 11. r Saloon, $63.50, 8)67.00 and 173.60. Seoond Cabin, 843J10 and 845. . , Third Class, f37.40 and 937.75. v For book of tours and Information, ap ly to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Jl to 3 Sherman St, Chicago. : SIOBTB PACITIO STEAWnUP CO.'S TBAMaJBXrS it 4.-"Vv Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday it Ian. Ticket office 183 Third .near Aldea Buscli Hatchery Turns 20,- 000 Game Fish Into. Clackamas Streams. (Special Dispatch to Tn Journal.) Oregon City, June 11. Twenty thou sand rainbow trout were brought yester day from s the Busch hatchery to Hal lowell lake, y on the Frits place, , near Gladstone. These trout are not only the first hatched in the Busch hatchery, but, the . first of the kind hatched In Oregon.' Eight thousand rainbow trout were shipped from the government' sta tion on the Clackamas to southern Ore gon yesterday. AU how remaining In the station will be distributed among tn streams of Clackamas county. Company Is Incorporated. 'J-'C. Olbson, M. Levinger and J, H-Glbf.on hay filed article of ini corporation of the Joseph C. Olbson Manufacturing company. It ha a capi tal stock , of $4,000. . - .; . Don't miss the play at the Heillg the tre Fhday night, June 12. "Our Bovs" and the; third trial scene from . "the Merchant of Venice." Presented under the same management that produced 'The bridge of lha Gods" last year. .PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS, II DISTRIBUTED BIG IIDJMIEII TO LOAD WHEAT British Barks. Andorinha and Lydgatc Coming' ' in Ballast. ONE IT AS RECX)RD FOB IAEGE CAEGO Exportn Begin In Earnest to Pro vide for Handling of Immense Wheat Crop That Will Be Har rested This S a miner. Two Immense wheat cargoes will be 1 sent away from here this fall on sail ing vessels according to an announce ment , made this morning. .. They will be carried by the British barks Andor inha and Lydgste and. combined will represent about J 7 5.000 bushels. The Andorinha, was her in January, 1904. and took awav the largest wheat cargo even set afloat here on a sailing snip, tne exact Quantity oeing isz.tei bushels. It was about the same time that the mammoth tramp steamer Lime iirancn jeri here wun tne recora breaklng steamer wheat cargo, her ship ment belnr 269.000 bushels, the largest wheat cargo ever set afloat from the pacuio northwest or possiDiy ixom any port in the world. . K .. xne Anaorinna recifwr r r net , She will come her la ballast from Iqulque where she arrived 4-auu.-ary 22 with a part cargo of general merchandise from Europe via Valpar aiso. She Is in command of Captain Griffiths. The bark Lvdgate. while not as large as the Andorinha, Is a big carrier, her net register being 2,350 tons. She left Hamburg February 9 tor Santa Rosalia with general cargo and was - spoken March 21 In ( north. 24 west She wa here in 1900 for a cargo of wheat. She too will come in ballast It Is possible that the big windjam mers will get away with still larger cargoes than they carried on their for mer visits here because a .measure is under consideration to have the loading line on British sailing vessels raised sufficiently to increase the capacity one fourth of that now indicated by the pllmsol mark. This would give the Andorinha about 40,000 more bushels than she took out last time. GASPIPE THUG IN FRISCO. . Sailors Afraid to Leave Vessels! Be cause of Rough Element. In letters from steamers ' at San Francisco it appears that the ga pipe i thug plied hi vocation there along tne waterfront a few days before he began what appeared to be systematio war fare on the secondhand dealers In this city. - in a letter to a friend here one shin's officer writes that It Is dangerous to go asnor -because one never knows when one might be attacked. A fire man belonging to the Norwegian steam er Transit was knocked down with a gaspipe and robbed while ashore, and several others were attacked in similar manner. Jack La Rose, under arrest here on suspicion or ' being tne gaspipe thu who killed Pawnbroker Neumen an. attacked a Chinese tailor on Ankenv street, came here from San Francisco a lew days before his arrest here and It is believed possible that-he Is the man who did some of the work along the San Francisco waterfront. La Rose was lormeny a marine ureman. BAN INTO BAD WEATHER, Norwegian Ship Asgerd Arrives With Cement for Fuller. The Norwegian shin Aaserd. whioh sr. rived In the river yesterday,-afternoon it aays out from Antwerp reports hav ing had a very rough, trip, especially in rounding Cape Horn. - There she lost a number of sails and her decks were ziooaea most or tne time. -The Asgerd is In command of Can- tain Hal v or sen and brings a cargo of cement consigned to w, P. Fuller & Co. of this city. So far as known she is still open for outward engagement. She sailed under the British flag until a few days . Deiore leaving Antwerp for Port land when she was purchased by a Nor wegian company and given . the new nagv ..... ., .v.. ... CARGO SHIP TOTAL LOSS. Helene Blum Goes on Rocks on Falk , land Islands. On reaching ' Falkland Islands May 26 the French ship Helene Blum went on the rooks and became a total loss, according to a dispatch received by the Merchants Exchange from San Fran cisco last night The vessel was bound for Port Stanley, on the islands, with general cargo . from Europe. The crew was saved.. ."'-- The Helene Blum was chartered a few months ago by a Portland exporting firm to come here from Port Stanley to load new crop -wheat this fall so her loss will have to be retrieved by the engagement of another "vessel. It is supposed she drifted ashore when enter ing her destination. - SHIP FOULS ANCHORS. Bncclench, "From Portland, Pots v Into Avonmouth Leaking. ' -A renort to the Merchants' exchange from' San Francisco reports the British ship Buccleuch having - put lnte Avonmouth with her pumps Keeping her afloat. She had sprung some plates in fouling her ancnora. The .Buccleuch is the second araln carrier out of Portland to have put Into port lor assistance aunng tne past few days, a report from tne Azores stating, that the British ship Btrath- gryfe put in were a lew oays ago. Tne Buccleuch and - Strathgrytex left here early in we year. . . . ,- ' MARINE INTELLIGENCE. . ' Bcgnlar Xilnars Xn to Arrive. Eureka, Eureka and Coo.......Jun 14 Breakwater, uoom pay -. .. . ....juna it Roanoke, San Pedro and way.,. June 18 Rose City. San Francisco ......June in Alliance,, Coo Bay.. .......... .June 17 State, San Francisco ..........June 28 G. W. Elder, San Pedro, way,... June 23 Nlcomedia, orient .v..,,,., ...... July 1 Arabia, orient ................. ..Aug. 1 Alesla, orient . . ....... Sept 1 Numantia, orient Sept 15 V Begalac h Depart. Geo: W. Elder, San Pedro. June 11 State, San Francisco . . , . . .w ... June 13 Alliance, Coos Bay ..June is Numantia. orient. ............ .June 16 Eureka, Eureka end Coos. .June 18 nrmkwstar. San Pranclsoo. . . , .June 17 Roanoke. San Pedro and way. .June 18 Rose City, Ban n'rancisco...... june zo Nlcomedia, orient ..-.... ... . .July 16 Arabia, orient ................ .Aug. is Alesla, orient.... ............ ..Sept XI - ',.. Teasels In Tort. Broderick Castle, Br. ship ......Stream Larglewore, Br. sh . .O. W. P. dock Crown of India, Br; bk.......Drydock Leyland Bros., Br. sh ...O. W. P. Donna Franceses, Br. bk........ Astoria Alsterkamp, Ger. bk. .......... .Astoria Ancalos, Br. ship, .i .v ....... ..O. W. P. Churchill. Am. sch... ...Astoria Echo, Am. .bktn..... ..4... ....Astoria Kelburn. Br. bk. ......... i, ..Astoria Minnie Kelton. Am. ss. .Astoria Edmond Kostand, Fr. bk. .... .-.Oceanic Emanuel Accame, It bk. Columbia Now lj Davis, torpedo boat... Stream Fox. torpedo boat. ............ .Stream Numantia, Oer. ss,., ... . , , .. . Albtna Shna Tak,.Am.- s.' ............ . .Rainier j li. K, Hal, Am. sch . , . Ioman-Poulaen 1 Northland, Am. ss. ..Portland Lbr. Co. Geo. W. Elder, Am. ss. . ... .Martin's 1 State of California, Am. , .Alnaworth Jim Butler, Am. ss. ........... .L4nnton Nome City. Am. ..-.,.. Couch street Washington,-Am. ss. ...... Couch street Argyll. Am. as...... .Portsmouth Inverklp, Br. ss... .Llnnton Alliance, Am. ss. ....Couch street Thomas L, Wand, Am. s. .... .Harbor Fovorlo. Br. ss..., ........ El & w. Mill Vendee, Fr. blc. ... .i.a ,On. way up Asgerd, Nor. . ship. v. ...... , , . . .Astoria -1 Bn Boats to X-oad X,tunbr. ; RavAlll, Am. ss. ...... ...San Francisco R. D. Inman, Am. ss. . . ...San Francisco W. F. Jewett. Am. Sch,. ;.Rdondo Al vena. Am. sen ......... Baa Francisco Alumna, Am. sen. ............ . Kahului Tiverton, Am. s. ...... San Francisco En Sont With Cement and OenarsJ. Aberfoyle, Br. eh.......... ....Antwerp Asgard. Nor.- sh ....... , ...... Ant werp Bldart, Fr. dk........ Antwerp Albert Rickmers, Gr. bk.. ... .Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh. .Cardiff 17-. . I V.1. .. i C Ah,wa. vincennes, r. sn. ............ .Antwerp uaei, it, ok. .............. t . .xonaon Neatsfjelds. Br, sh. ........ . ..Hamburg David ce Anjers, t. sa. .,,, .Antwerp Brabloch, Br. bk. ........... . .Antwerp Kllloran, Br. sh. ............. .Antwerp Joinvllle, Fr. bk. .Antwerp Carmanlan. Br. bk. ........ ..Hamburg Rochambeau, Fr. bk. .Lelth Gulf Stream, Br. bk. ........ .Antwerp Coal Ship JSa Bonte. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A Fifeshlre. Br. bk. ...... .Newcastle. A, Bossuet, Fr. bk...T. ...... Newcastle, A. Tramp Btamrs Sa Sont. . Taunton, Br. . ss. . . , . , , .,. ... .Guaymas Madura, Br. as. ....... ...San Francisco Tabor. Nor. ss... .Bremerton Strathf Ulan, Br. ss. ...... . . . . . . Batavla Guernsey, Nor. as.,.. ....San Francisco Allan ton, Br. ss. ........ San Francisco Cralghall, -Br. ss ........ .San Francisco Earl of Carrich, Br. ss. . , .Ban Francisco Aeon. Br. ss .Eureka Dulwlch. Br. sa. ............ ..Guaymas Ellerlo, Br. ss....... San Francisco Knight Templar, Br. ss..... Valparaiso Radame. Ger. s. ........ .Puget Sound Ascot. Br. ss...... .......... ..Victoria En Boat In Ballast to Xoad Oraia. Manx King, Br. sh...........Taltral port Crawford, Br,., sh.... ....... Callao Agnes Oswald. Br. sh... ....... .Callao River Falloch, Br, bk,.,. ....... .Callao Nordsee, Ger. sh..r. ............ Callao Oregon, Ger. sb. ......Yokohama Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk..,,... Yokohama Henrietta, uer. sn. ......... went coast Aster, Ger. bk ......Valparaiso Marechal d Noallles, Fr. bk. West coast Helena Blum, FT. bk. .Bristol Vendee, Fr. bk ......San Francisco Homeward Bound. Am. bk.Vano'vr. B. C Le Poller, Fr. bk. .Hobart Sainte Ann. Fr. bk.. Newcastle. N. S. W, Andorinha. Br. bk. ............ .Iauioue Lydgate, Br. bK., ...... ..Santa Rosalia , Oil Oaxzler Bn Bonte. Roma, Am. ss. ........ ..Port San Luis MARINE NOTES. Astoria. June 11. Sailed at 8 a. m steamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay. Left up at 5:50 a. m.. French bark Vendee. Sailed at4:3 a. m, steamer Wellealey, for SanT)lego. Sailed at 8:06 a. m., steamer Argyla, for San Francisco, San Francisco, June 11. Sailed last night, steamer Shoshone, for Portland. British ship Bnccleuch. from Portland. put into Aronmouth leaking having louiea anchors, vessel s numo can keen leak under control. . Fastnet, June 10. passed, French bark Vine de Mulhouse, from Portland, for Queenstown. Astoria, ' June 11. Condition of the bar at 8 a m., smooth; wind northwest 27 miles; weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria toaav riign water. 10:48 a. m., 6.8 feet; 1033 b. m.. 8.8 feet Low water. 4:85 a. m, 0.6 feet; 4:20 p. m, 2.s leet v-j ALONG THE WA TERFR ONT.' . The steamer Breakwater, Captain Macgenn, sailed for Coos Bay last night The steam schooner Nortmand. Cap tain Erlckaon. leaves the Portland Lum ber company at 6 o'clock tonight for Santa Barbara and Santa Crus with a cargo of wheat and lumber. The steam schooner Nome City, which left for Rainier yesterday to load lum ber, will be at the Eastern A Western Lumber, company' dock tonight to take on a quantity of lumber. . The steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, arrived at Couch street dock last night f rom ' Coo Bay with a large list of passengers but a light freight Fine weather was experienced along the coast ana the passengers enjoyed the scenery immensely. The BVltlsh steamer Forerie" arrived ud at the mills of the Eastern A West ern Lumber company at 1 o'clock this afternoon to load lumber for north China, She la in ballast from Guay mas, Mexico. The British steamer In verklp arrived at Llnnton last night' to load lumber for Australia She will finish at the mills of the Portland Lum ber company. The oriental liner Numantia shifts from Alaska dock to Alblna dock this afternoon to begin loading general uaiBH. .uu uuur, , BLODGETT CASE GOES OVER UHTiL NEXT FALL Second Trial for Murder of Alice Minthorn Again Postponed. Despite the opposition of Attorney John A. Jeffrey, representing the de fendant, th case of George L. Blodgatt has been , continued until next - fall. Blodgett has been in Jail many long months 'awaiting a second trial on the charge of 'murdering ' Alice Mtn thorn. having been one sentenced to be hanged, and he very much desired to do trien tnjs monia, uie case oeing set for today. - --.v.-.,.. , . Judge Gantenbein continued the cas without day on the request of th dis trict attorney's office. This was done because of the great congestion of the docket Case are now .several days behind, and a large number of hotly contested' damage suits are yet to be tried this month, besides at least one Chinese murder case. The case originally was set for April 18 but Blodgett was not ready for trial then and secured a continuance until June. ' He wanted to secure the attendance of witnesses from Montana. Some of these witnesses are here, and their depositions will be taken for use when the case finally comes on for UrtaL ... - .- .-.j..:.-: - v..T- y , . NAUGHTY P0STCAED " ;; ; CASES DISMISSED . Four state case were cleared from the records of the circuit court at. one stroke this morning when - Judge Gan- j teupeln, on motion of , the district at- j torney,- dismissed th long, standing case aeatnst A. A. Wise. Vi Lldell. Sam L. Berry and John Fischer, charged with circulating abscene poeta . cards. The reason given for dlsmissa is that the defendants have reformed h their conduct and are not attempting to cir culate the cards, and the penalty that would have to bo imposed under the law is regarded as too severe under the cir cumstances. Th penalty - is not less than one nor more than three year Im prisonment and not less than $500 nor more than $1,600 fine. - . . The four cases dismissed todav have been standing on the calendar since last September, awaiting action by the dis trict attorney. .In the cas of Berry a demurrer wss filed on the ground that i the information was Insufficient, but it was overruled by Judge Cleland, then reaming juage, several montns ago. Mr, MIddlewich, th retired butter man, will make you forget your troubles Friday night at th lieilig. - Heat him. 1 rim I " 88 a-jQ ' , "Held by th Enemy," the j old-tlm favorite: war. drama. Is. being given with great spirit by- the Blunkall-At-wood . Stock company at, the Lyrio this week.- The new Lyrio company i has started In the season -well and Include many experienced' and capable actors In', Its list . of .. members, who promts to become favorites with the Lyrio pat ron and to fill the plac left by th Alien company. ' , , - i . Erwln BlunkalL the leading man. c ers -himself over with the glory-In the part of' Colonel Presoott, the brave nortnern - nero w no goes soutn, - and amidst the horrors of the war meets and woos the southern-belle In whose house he Is kept prisoner. Fred Cant- way piay tne spy ana , won mucn zav orable appreciation from hi audience, while Lyllian Atwood. as Rachael Mc- Creey, the southern girl, pleased every body. Oracle Plalsted and Joan Storm have good parts and play them well. - All tne elaborate stage directions for the - Gillette melodrama, are followed carefully by the company and as a result the nlav . is excentlonallv. well sutgeu. , . , , i j , M .... .1...; .,.'.'71...,.., S5- AT; THE THEATEES LoTerVKLane a Big Success. - Everyone ' ' enlov ' Liovrs'- Lane.1 which the Baker Stock .company is pre senting io large audiences an tnis weea. Its quaint refreshing comedy. Its charm ing love stories and beautiful scenery make a strong attraction. .The seoond act is especially delightful. , "Held by the Enemy" B'Hit. There 1 has seldom ' been a more de cided hit made -In Portland than that Which is to be accredited to the Rlun- kall-Atwood Stock company at- the Lyric - for ' its splendid - performance of the stirring war drama. "Held bv th. Enemy." The battle scene Is the, most successful and realistic- ever attempted, r ' The Seamstress.' ' t". J 5 Franklvn Gale, the emotional actresa haa a nawerful little h drama tin nlav. let at the Grand this week. , It is the special added attraction and is one of the -hits.- The Gleesons and Houlihan nave a musical and dancing aot that has . Th ; - Wll-Known , Rellabl CHINESE Root and TTarh 1 DOCTOR Haa made a Jlf e tudy of root and imvm uu jo ini siuay (Discovered and la i giving to the world 'his wonderful remerflAM . BV If ruury , Poisons or Brags Vsed " Mf" wiwion operauon OS Without aha A.XA lrHm. ' H guarantee to rnr rtrrh Aatti- ma. Lung, Throat Rheumatism. Ner vousness. Nervous Debility. Stomach. Liver, Kidney Troubles; also Lost Man- hJUul T 1 - a . 1 . . . . uuuu, - cuiw, HuH ana ui .rnvaie Dlseasea . . .-. .'.i-- . A SURE CANCER CURE Just Received from Pek!n, China Safe, ' Sure end Reliable. IF YOTJ ARB AFFLICTED DON'T tB- XjAI ARE DANGEROUS If VOU cannot call, write for vmntni-n blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents in stamps. CONSULTATION FREE The O. Gee Wo Chinese BCedloin Co- 182 H First St, Cor. Morrison. Portland. Please Mention .This Paper. Every IVcsnan uunua ana soou csew ... vBDOni vooiMrrui MAEYFr Vhlrlian Unrmv I The MV rirtaat tyrtwi. Jnim. hfntatd Huctitn, m flat. Mt-Mott OoaT.nl.nt, t" - , K. . I b. mnnotsnsply th . - - - - - otiur. bat mih! ilum tern fall putlaalart sad 1 traction. Is. valu.bl.to UdlM. Mlu ii.n JB, sag BT KKIV Vans. far Sato y gUdraer Dro, . Oo.. Wwdari. taarke Ce. as lase-DSTli Bras Co. btoies. OUHemeOf.- . ' . jievfom. BVBB KWVWB T PA II, Tamat's xtrae t Oabeb sod CAPSULES. 1 Th.uWm,fafc aadiAomvkearefn StmorraoM.flMt, wbitM, eta. Buy to take, eosnnien to aenyw Fit t mis oemroi Hk fries at Kowa A Martina. 1S1 Waal,. Ing ton st, Portland, Or.: or by mall from im i arrant wo, t uuason st, Nw York, - - - fOUOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills. The best,, and only reliable remedy for. DELAYED PER IDS. Cure the motit ohntln. ate oases In 3 to 10 'daya . Price 32 per box or three boxes 36.00. . Sold by drug- fista everywhere. DR. PIERCE, 181 Irst st. Portland. PhonMaln 1S. r. 1 1 A: CGecVo w """ . " 1 mi'wmiti a no superior In vaudeville.. Leon and Adeline are Jugglers who make good. ; "Brown's Vacation." Musical comedy of a bright and novel sort is found at the Star theatre this week where "Brown's Vacation" is be ing played by the Armstrong company. Heavy drama tio performances are not in favor at this season and amusement lovers want something light and frivol ous. -A VTh Girl' at the Oaks. No bettor rlace to find entertainment can- be discovered in Portland than at the Oak's. Every evening this week th Allen Curtis Comedy company, is pre senting the musical extravaganza. 'The Girl." which has a laugh In every line. "The Girl" Is worth the time. POST0FFICE ON ". " HEIGHTS JULY 1 Portland Heights is to ' havo . a sub pestofflce station which will open for business July l,v ' The office will handle stamps, regis tered mall and in addition have a money order department Its number will, bo 23 and the office will be located In the LIBRARY V0TIWG CONTEST , . $600 Bbrary glvn away 'aboluuiy free.' Ah elegant library-' r' 80 olumes snd handsome golden osJt case will be given to th lodge, school, churoh, club or society In Portland securing the largest number of votes! Vote will be issued with jpald-ln-advano suborlpuon td The Journal aa fol- ' lows: One year. 87.60. 740 VOtea alX months. 22.78. 200 .t... .kVI iiiuii Liis, 91.VB. . jiss - votes, viiw - biviii.ii, - o cnts, . 4Q .'.Zm v.' ,r'.rr-i.; .v . . '"r1 -v. . aim At th cloee of the contest th lodge, ing the largest number of vote will be awarded the library complete, with cases. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to vote. The libra rv Is on exhibition In the window of the east side office, 860 East Morrison street Ballot boxes are located at Holsraan's Jewelry store, 149 Third street- White Front drug store. 122 Grand avenue; Watts-Matthleu drug store, 275 . Russell street, where, all votes should be deposited.- Trade with the following mer chant and let busy with to votes: , , . J p uowing m.r- W. SC. SoABKBXJa ft CO, dry goods. slothing and ahoea, 8t to S84 East Mor rison street,. ' .;' ' -v StrMt. Main 8181., - . O. K. HOraTSATma. photographer. iH rnird street paeirie itio. . SCABSZX&T tlUKITI J STOB AQM CO, office and warehouse 111-118 North Sixth atreet Mala IMS. A-148&. m . K. MM 4X18 ABB CO, spo'ilng goods, 122 Grand avenue. ran.. XOBBBTT COAX 8 2CB CO- office 812 Pin street. , Horn . A-81S. Mala TULOAI COAT, CO- offlo 22 Burn- Sia street Main I7T. A.-III. -. BTJBCH A osrrcm, merchant tailors. I utark. street rscuis.ivw. OXBOOi nw8 CO. clears and newa 7 telxtn street, , W. M. TLtTr. plumbing snd gas fit nng, ui winiama avenue, juasi za. a. a. vruori wmitj non BBUO SJTOBB, 188 Grand ava S. 8468. L. K.'- wrr,T,JTT. grocer. 118 Grand avenue. B-12S1. East .- 8TB KOSZTj BABBSB 8TBOV. finest shop In toe city, tiixtn street.. icABOszo rami oboosbt. i$o Tarn hill, oorner Park. Mala 1611. A-8787. CBXOAOO KABXZT, roeata 187 Third street - Main 418. Moaanai BUlOTBXCAla CO- ' 111 East Morrison street Eaat 8138. B-1828. WAPTa-2CAT'T2UBV OO- druggist. 276 KuaseU street East 441 SB. B. B, WBIOKTjf dnrlt,H Waahlngrtoa, corner Sevanth. Main till. AUCB BZBBB, fine mlUlDry, 4! Washington street SXAXTXS tt VAaBB, wood dealers, yard East Eighth and. Main atreeta. East 818. .-- ' . BUTTiin-lTTJT bbsab - CO, comer Second and Columbia streets; retail 141 Third street -. .; - - -.i.v: KOOBB BBOS. at aid new deal ers and confectionery, William avenue and Russell tret East 4702. ; B. A. KeADAMA bicycles and snort- lns a-ooda. Williams avenu and Knott treet East 2482. . , - WXXXXABT ATB. ITICBBEZXA AC TOBT, umbreUas snd leather gooda, 144 Will la ma ava oiow. Fee In. AlT XTncom plicated Cases , Consult Me First Even' though your cas may be one that soma other doctor 1 able to cur, and-though his cur be absolutely thorough and permanent there Is yet good causa for your coming to me for treat- ; tnent - The service I render Is entirely unlike and better than the ordinary. Z have devised new and scientific methods of treating men's diseases in all -their phases. - ! cure cases that others cannot cure, and cases . that others f can cure I cure In less time and without - pain or possibility of Injury. AJ1 my fdrms of treatment have been perfected along the lines of nature's requirements and are in exact harmony, with the natural recuperative forces. - Therefore, my cures are painless, prompt and thorough. ' -. ,;' Contracted Disord ers .-.' .-! s- -.--. V j-.'7f.-. ,- The serious results that may follow neglect of , contracted diseases could scarcely be exaggerat- ed. Safety demands an absolutely thorough cur In the least possible time. I have treated more cases oi contracted aisoroer - - man physician upon the Pacific coast. My thorough and are accomplished in less other form of treatment? require in - even aouoirui resuus. ,--i employ remedies fectlve In both recent and chronia casea. own aevieing. ana my treatment is equally ' f--. O,uorn " -even neces I Treoit Men Only The vast multitude of men ' who hav taken mv treatment have not been disappointed. Thy know that I do -not promise more than X ' per form. To them I have actually Illustrated in the cure of their own case the truth of what. I claim, namely, that my treatment : is as certain to cure as it la that , the. patient' -engages . my services and follows my directions. ' My success Is due not alone to education. - exnerlenca. skin and sclentlflo equipment, but to the fact limit my stuay ana practice strictly to-diseases and weakness of men. To - male maladies - alon I nave earnestly ana exclusively devoted years of my life, and on them all my f actultles latlrig, 'and a surs cure m aAM 4 a 4 ak4 .... . VExanrjiriation Free;: 5 Z do BO Charge for advlo. examination e dlamaalau rt m .ri- a Private talk with me, you will not possihl to call, writ. Bonis, a. m. D R. ;TALO Co: Corner iMorrlson ancj rBXTATB ZVTBABCB, 634 H KOBXJBOB lrug store of James M. Reeves at Spring nd Twentieth street. ; The new station will give Portland 22 branch offices In all. f Twenty-three of these are numbered, five in the alpha betical list and the remaining four be ing known under the name of the sub, iirb la which they, are located. -f . 1 1 m i : ' ,- ' The play presented at the Helltg the atre Friday night, Jus 12. by the dra matlo students of Pacific university; will be repeated In Forest Grove, Mon day, June It. - - . . GETS . BETTER DAILY Th rose how InsUlled a few days ago by W. A. Story In. the lobby of the Chamber of Commerce- building 1 be-?. ing continued with the -assistance of Mr. Story apd other tenants of th big building, -many, of whom are roo : enthusiasts. M. D. Langllle, of J. D. Lacey A Co., and H. M. Grant hav contributed to the display this week. . It is said that, next week F. V. ' Hol-mn.- one of the coast's leading rose oulturists, will- come forward -with a great display . from his own gardens and keep the exhibit, up . for several daya Other tenants of the building are expected to fall Into , line as -exhibitors.- .- - - ' . - . school, church, club or aaeletv mmi froa . hchefvrIUSIISRS : nsSTV mat and fish, 130 Gwnd vjnu: B-i8J6. Eat 411, ava ' "V barbr. 148 r Williams oppf.Sr raK, W6AAS. 188 grand aTa, TntK Short wood. B-1681 ; East 808 1 Of floi and yard Thirty-alitklnd wthoTiJ avSnu l' rand. WOBTBrWXST , OXn CO, i sporting gooda 118 Id st ' Mala 00e! TfwrHB" COXJB1CAB lalBWlia nn k.. 7&T& mMaaiC18,T.t00i?. CBUwy BTT2UBBA, OABBlAan woan and repairer of carriage and wagon. 813 Burnlda Paciflo 2047. w . WOOB1VAWB &AV2TDBT OO-Rouga 157. !i'he4. Worfc.... jWoodlawa 12S8., 427 Dekum av. 3 . . , . JTOBB , ITBTWITrtT, fl.nnin. . .jt dylng; quick work., IH 4th V COZiUjaBIA 2fXBB CO. Fish, Oysters, poultry, butter, egg, etc . A-666. Third and . Ankenv , ata, - '.- B. B. luaacLL A CO meats. Wiui. Uwn 8; C-1S4. , 714 Union ave. north. SfOBTXABB- TUT A AWlllxia flft tent and swnlnas. window awnlnn m.nA porch curtain a specialty. 18 N. Front al, a. uut-Ktai estate and invest- menta "Room 411. Corbett bldgV Mala 880. i SB. TATXOBy Xadiat Bpeolallst. - : PoyWhw Cured Varicocele .' There is no necessity -for surgical operations In --' th treatment v ' of Varicocele. -'This disease yields -completely to my miip and painless meth od, and results are . far better'-- than - -were-, ever any other curea ar.--- attained by . tha harsh and ' dangerous practice time.than V of" ctimr n,,t troduclns; t'.-:uUa,!iv ,Bu ! on! or my . -f " " ' ary to detain 'the pa tient - from ' his business. re In the treatment' of ' strlcturo I. have ... again trhjmphed oven surgery. I, employ . sTi original method' , by -whjch : the obstructing tissue : is 'completely dissolved, and all inflammation and lr- ; rltatlon throughout th system 7 involved. . No that I a 'pain. - no cutting, no dl be urged e begin treatment. If lm. to p.. m, tlundayB, 10 to 1, Second Streets ' BTBEET, rOBTULBD, OBXOOB WW A