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Newspaper Page Text. ; THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1908. 13 nniGHTS' F SIDE OF DISPUTE Say Tort Employs Force of "Woodbutchers" for Repair Work. MECHANICS GET PARTICULAR JOBS J. H. FITZGERALD, GREAT SACHEM OREGON I. 0. 0. R. M. Opn Shop Policy, It Is Declared, Was Adopted for Purpose of Mak tng Large Profits for Owners and Not to Save Customers' Money, Union shipwrights who are on strike because of the open-shop policy adopted In the yards of the Portland Bhlpbulld In company and Joseph Supple, In a communication sent to The Journal, as sort that the reason they have been In the habit of charging $1 extra per day for work on I'ort of Portland Jobs Is that the port engages a lot of "wood butchers" to do ordinary; work and then when they encounter a piece where com petent mechanics are reuulred, the work Is turned over to ono of the shipyards. They also eel forth that the yard owners adopted the open-shop policy in order to get even because of the union deciding to do Individual work for steamboat owners at the same rate of wages charged the shipbuilding yards, Instead of adding f0 cents per day to the price. Following Is the comminution: ' "The Portland shipwrights believe they have been put in a bad light before the rubllo and want to give their side of the controversy. "On June 1. 1908. two shipyards. J Hunnle'a and the Portland Shipbuilding company, had notices posted on their premises that on and after Bald date tney wouia run tneir yarun on inn wpm shop plan That wan the first mistake they made. They figured that the men would quit work right away. The men figured. If we quit work we will he breeding a hardship on Innocent parties by leaving their boats that were hauled out on the way unfinished. We fin ished up and took no notice of their notices. They poKea an ninns 01 iuu nt us, asking u how we liked the open shop signs and s on, but as long n there was no violation of our laws we kept on at work. Now comes the Port of Portland with five barges to be hauled out and be repaired. They asked for bids, the bids were opened, the St. Jnhns yard was the lowest hid. They figured on paying the men In; the other yards fig ured on paying . Now, this Is where the taxpayer must figure how the can be. "We are accused of discriminating BB-iinsf tlm Pnrt of Portland. It Is f"v-N true, we charge the port $1 n day more than the local people for this reason: Heretofore, they never gave us any of their work until of necessity compelled to. They have kept a lot of woodbutch ers who hack and chop nt the taxpay ers' floating property and also his pock et, and then when these non-mechanics have got the property In such a tangle that they can't go any further, they call on the shipwright to put them right. Tills is the reason we charge the I'ort $1 more than local people who patron ize us at all times. "Previous, and up to last January, It w;is the custom of the shipwrights to 'charge mi owner or captain BO cents mote per day than was charged the bossest This sent most nil the work to the yards. Tills Rutted Hie (Misses fine. but it never worked rtpht with tin l.j fti m- "n-ft Yintifr "rJiiiirrnn rj-iVnnrn thi rmniiiniitfciiiiiBTMftiittiiifa-iitiiiiii yi' mimtnnrnMfuiM'it Jit jjf ICR Ul TO LOAD LOHBER Large British Steamer Will Take Cargo to An tipodes. NOW OX WAY FROM AUSTRALIA WITH COAL EUGENE ROY WILL GO TO T0KI0, JAPAN (Rpeolal Dlapetrh to Tbs Joernat.) University of Oregon. Euaene. July JO. Mark Wheeler, former student at the university, who has attended the lllllVAmlt V Ctf ('Htfatrr, tV.A ...... ..... v.... j - - ...vHrs" . . , . , J'. n . y . i , una announced that he will go to Toklo Ja pan, next winter to take up the Y. M. C. A. work. Wheeler Is a local boy and Is euthuulustlu about his work. American Trading Company Char ters Steamer for Early Loading New Zealand lluya Large Quan tity of Lumber. BpsMps the election of Great Sachem, the following other officers were chofifin yesterday at the seventeenth session of the great council of Oregon, Independent Order of Red Men: Great Senior Sagamore, A. E. Duttner, Portland; prophet, V. L. Little, Oregon City; chief of records, George N. Farrln, Marshfield; keeper of wampum, L. Cars tenson, Portland; great representatives to annual conference, R. W. Rittner, Pendleton; George M. Orton, Portland. French ship Alice, from I-ondon, for Portland. Hritiibtirsr. July 27. Arrived. Dritlsn hnrk Alexander Black, from pnrtlnnd Bailed July 26, French bark La Tour de Auvergne, for Portland, Astoria, July I'll. Sailed at 1:30 p. in., German steamer Mcomedla. ror Hongkong and way ports. Arrived ut 16 and loft tin ttt b:;iu p. m . steamer Alliance, from Poos bay. San Fninc'lsra .lulv IS.-- Stilled at 12:30 p. m.. steamer Johan Poulsen; at :..u p, m , steamer Atlas, ror 'irtinnu. Astoria, Julv 30. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth: wind northwest 18 mllrs; weather cloudy. Tides at Astoria tndav High water, :3S a. m. S feet; 2:50 p. in.. 7 feet. ,iiw water, S:2S n. m., 0.1 of a foot; :45 p. m., 3.1 reet. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The gasoline schooner WUhelmlna, which was recently launched. Is now men. There was always a favored gang piyg renumuj ueiwn-u v. uu. kept steady and some men less favored I C'oqullle, making two trips a week. She would go i ll,' wlille the yards could ' connects with t lie steamer Alliance sj gMe th-Mn wurk if they would. This J that freight shipped here Saturday rule was cut out. Now the men work t nlKht gets to Coqullle river points for their patrons for the saive wnges Monday rvcnlne. thpt th"y receive in tlio yards. This j The steam schooner Yellowstone went gives the, men a square deal. This I to St. Helens yesterday to take on 600, don t suit the bosses, however, and we 000 feet of lumber for San FraK-isco. have been getting it from all quarters. I The steam schooner Homer which They have said they would get us some-I left San Francisco Monday for this time. Now. to get even thev are going port, put Into t'oos bay with freight to try the open shop. This would be and will be Iieru bv tue tnd of the the I'ircoxi lemon that stea nthont own- week. ers ai.,1 i.tb.-rx were ever bunded In The steam schooner Kureka reached Co- f.rst place the Losses would charge I Astoria this morning and will he hero IS per .( iv atid pa v men $1 a day on an this evening from Eureka via Coos bay. HV.-iage This Is 'how these op'en-shoi) The steamer City of Panama sailed bosses figure. It Is a caso of xet rich- or Coos bay last night from Oak street er oi, ker. T ie Port j nil s h In wrl rh t a l ooK carrving i reigui ami passengers are si ei, ere lit all over the Pn.-ifte The Itrltish ship Leylanrt Brothers Coast JlOfl Ahlsiia US fll'Sl-f Insu nrnrliman I shifted to the drydock yesterday after ami men of ,....1 haldts and wherever ' noon to be cleaned and painted. th. thev go thev always get Credit as such " I ls expected to be chartered any day to carrv wheat to J-.urope. .. . ......,.. .... . i The steam schooner Johan Poulsen i. hi i. i.i. i. i ,iir,ir.mi l,.riA)llb S. i , ,iiie to arrive here tomorrow from j Snn Francisco with about 300 tons of fl.iof rfl,-..e r,f Wi.. & 1 1 1 i reign! . Bne win lane wiieai unu lum- lilr tirrit-r Of Steamer Alliance y," fr return cariro. The steam schooner K. I', inman or tne same line ls also expected to come here for a load of lumber in a few days. She has been taken off the Puget sound-San Francisco run. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Witnesses licnutll'iil Phenomenon. While keeping his watch on the bridge at 2 o'clock Wednesday morn ing, Chief Officer . H. Dexter of the steamer Alliance, saw a remarkably brilliant meteor fall from the skv. When near the earth it exploded into 'a ram oi lire. I 'J lie Alliance was on lirr wav to; , , . . . Portland from Coos llnv and to officer I eralftr tlnars Due to Arrlye. Tiexter it appeared us If the meteor fell i Eureka, Eureka and Coos July 31 somewhere over the wilderness between liomer, Kan Francisco July 3!) Tillamook and Vaulna w here the coun-' A rabla, orient Aug. 1 try is densely wooded. It was seen (J W. Elder San Pedro, way. ...Aug. 4 first In the northeaster! v. port Ion of 1 pttte. San Francisco Aug. 4 the sky from the steamer, wlren she was i Alliance. Coos Bay Aug. 4 about 100 miles from Coos Fay. Dexter City of Panama. Coos Bay Aug. 4 would like to know If it had been seen j tlose city, Han Francisco Aug. 11 from shore, althought he believes the j Roanoke, San IV dro and way . . . . Aug. 11 pieces were consumed In their down- Alesia, orient 8-ept. 1 ward flight to the earth. i NumantiR. orient Sefl- 15 The Alliance arrived here nt 6 o'clock ! Nlconiedia. orient Oct. 1 this morning bringing 56 passengers BeHTUar Liners to Depart. and a large quantity of freleht. Can- 1 V , . . ...... . Unan.n Kan t-enrn H n , I WHV. . ..111V . l tain Olson reports having had to buck strung headwinds and a choppy sea all ine way. Ten miles south of Yaqulna and eight miies off shore the Henson log raft was met. the tug Dauntless mak- n i In, 1 and se RECORD FIXE IMPOSED. Captain Paessler of the Ascnan Falls to Rrlng Bill of Health. (t'n!t-d IT... I.eued Wire.) San Fraioisco. July 30 Captain n. Tnessler. skipper of the Kosmos liner ASsuan. will have to pay a fine of J25 -e t. 0 for failure to STure a hill of health when he brought his vessel Into th harboi, unless Vash.lngton Inter- enes This i the isrpest fine ever Im posed for a similar offense In the Vnl ted States The is proides that a fine of $.". 000 shs!l be in-.p.sed upon s Fklpper who hiings Ms vessel Int nn AmerKan port without a bill of ,v Cap tain FaesMer made four ports besides his home port. I. is fine has been fixed St KS'OO by Collfctor Straiton. a re port of the e.e has been forwardel t a Vahln?ton y DEREI.K T.IIKKAKS CAni.E. Alliance. Coos liay Aug. I Hose City. San Francisco Aug. 1 Kureka. Eureka and Coos Aug. 1 ' Homer, S.m Francisco Aug. 2 City of Panama. Coos Kay Aug. 6 j i. W. Elder. San Pedro Aug. d 'iState. San Francisco Aug. 8 Arabia, orient Aug. 15 Alesia. orient Sent, j 5 ' Numantla. orient Oct. 1 i Nleomedla. orient Oct. 15 ! Vessels in Fort. rsroderlck Cattle. Cr. sh Drydock . Laigiemore. Hr. ah" N. P. mills Crown of India, Ifr. sh .... Columbia 1 'Deyland Bros.. Hr sh Drydock I Donna Francrsca, Br. bk Astorlii Ancalos, Br. ship I.innton 'Churchill. Am sch Astoria 'Echo. Am. hktn Abtoria , Kelburn. Hr. bk Astoria i AsgsrJ. Nor. sh Madison street Alvena Am sen Astoria Ailert Kickmers. GT. bk . . . J reen wlch I Virginia, Am m-h Knapptoti James A OarfltKI. Am sen E. & W. mills Sark Nor. ss St. Johns Ilford. Hr ss Tongue Point Citv of Pannrnn. Am ss oak street Euienl Fautrel. Fr. bk Mersey E a. Or. s Inman-Pnulei Rose City. Am ss Ainswcrth Roanoke Am ss Martin's No't I land. Am ss i.,i. h st , Alilence. m ss .. .... Couch street W P. Jewett. Am srh Atorta i l ,o stone. Am. s h St. Hrln Eurena. Am. ss Martin s Ea Xoate to Load Lnmttr. Abimns, Am. sch Kahulul a.honie. Am sh La Boce YeTowMone, Am ss Sttintgomery Ni 2 Rochnmbesu, Fr. bk Lelth Gulf Stream, Ur. bk Antwerp Alice, Fr bk Ixmdon Eugotie Schneider, Fr. bk . Antwerp La Tour -de Auvergne. Fr. bk.. Antwerp Armen, Fr. bk Dublin Coal Ships En Route. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. Flfeshlre, Br. bk Newcastle, A. Flossuet, Fr. bk Newcastle, A. Torrlsdale, Br. sh Newcastle, A Tramp Steamers En Route. Taunton, Hr. sa lluayman Strathflilan. Br. ss Balavla Craghall. Br. ss San Francisco Radames, tier, ss Puget sound Bucranla, Br. ss Orient Strathlyon. Br. ss San F.riesco M. S. Dollar, Am. ss San Francisco Ouernsey, Nor. ss Shanghai Assiian. Ger. ss Son Francisco Sungari, Uuss. ss Guaymas Boverlc, Br. ss San Francisco En Route In Eallait to Xoad Orain. Port Crawford, Hr. sh Callao River Falloch. Hr. bk Callao Orezon. Ger. sh Yokohama (Jen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk Yokohama Henrietta. Ger. sh West coast Aster. Ger. bk Valparaiso Marecbal de Noallles. Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound, Am. bk. Vanc'v'r, II. C. t.e Pelier. Fr. bk Hobart Salnte Anne. Fr. bk... Newcastle, N. K. W. j Andorlnha. Br. bk l iulque i Lydgate. Br. bk Santa Rosalia' Vino. Nor. sh MeJIIior.es ; Desdamona, Br. sh Callao Cornil Bart, Fr. bk .. Newcastle, N. S. W. Sully. Fr. bk Antwerp Crllion, Fr. bk Antwerp Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk Hobart Dnghild. Nor. bk Caldera Nulelly, Fr. bk Hobart I Leon Blum, Fr. bk Hobart Mlchelet, Fr. bk Hiogo Finland. Rus. sh.., ...Guayaquil Vagdalene, C,er. bk Acapuleo Alexander Isenberg. (Jer. bk ... Honolulu OH Carrier En Route. Atlas, Am. ss San Francisco After having; delivered one cargo of lumber from this port the bis; British tramp steamer Boverlo will return here In a few weeks to take another 8,000,-000-fpot lot of lumber to Australia. She waa chartered yesterday for that purpose by the Amorlean Trading com pany. The Boverlo Is now on the wav from Newcastle, N. B. W to Ban Francisco, but will come north as soon as the cargo Is discharged, the charter narty Just closed calling for her being here resdy to load by the latter part of Au gust. PaM of the cargo will be taken on at Knaprton. near tne mouth of the Columbia river, but the greater portion will be furnished by mills f this city. Australia and New Zealand have been buying large quantities nt lumber for several weeks past and especially New Zealand lias been llheral In its pur chases. Ijist night the British steamer Dulwich took departure for New Zea land with 2.05(1.67 K feet of lumber on board, the cargo being valued at J21.0f... It was dispatched liy the Pacific Ex port Lumber company and ls destined for Auckland. This same firm recently chartered the American barkentlne Koko Head to carrv a cargo of lumber from this port to N'ew Zealand and she will be here In a few weekH to begin loading. With this cargo Portland will have shipped all of B. 000. Ooo feet to New Zealand since the hi ginning of the year. I he American schooner Irglnla, which has been loading; at the mills at Knappton for several weeks, will he ready to start out for Molieiido. Peru, in a few days and her berth at the mills will be taken by the schooner Mabel Gale, which Is booked to start out from San Francisco for Columbia river snv time. Tim Mabel Galo will also load for Mollendo. The British steamer Ilford will soon be In the harbor to load for Copenhace;, and Hamburg. She Is receiving lumher at the Hammond mills at Tongue Point, but will come hero tn finlwh Thii lumber cargo will be the most valuaKe ever set afloat from Columbia river, its value being estimated at $1 25,000. The Norwegian steamer SHik is load ing lumber at St. Johns and at the mills of the Inman-Poulsen Lumber company the German steamer Eva is taking lum ber for Taku and Manila. SOCIALISTS FILE THEIR NOMINATIONS (Pil.iui Bure.u of Tb. Jonrnil.) Balem. Or.. July 80. The Socialists have filed their nominations for presi dential electors with the secretary of state. They are as follows: Peter Heck of Irrlgon. t'niatllla county: W. T. Orlrjep of tji Grande. L'nlon county; James K. QuW-k, Coou'lle, Coos county; F. C. Carter. Corvsllls, Benton county. C.GeeWo WATdl SCOfff If You Are Not Leading Make Determined Effort to Do So The following valuable scholarships and pood cash awards should prompt students to put all their energy into The journal s third annual scholarship contest. Thi3 contest will close in September. No ambitious student should miss this grand opportunity to win a scholarship. All between the ages of 10 and 30 are eligible. The Well-Knowa Reliable CHINESE Root and Herb DOCTOR Has made s life study of roots and herbs and In that study discovered and Is giving to the world his wonderful remedies. Wo Maronry, poisons or Drugs Used He Cures Without Operation or Without tfeu Aid of a Knife. He guarantees to cure Catarrh. Asth ma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism. Ner vousness, Nervous Debility, Stomach. Liver, Kidney Troubles; also Lost Man hood, Female Weakness and all Private L) I S fl fl G S A SURE CANCER CURE Just Received from Pekln. China Safe, Sure and Reliable. IF YOU ARE AFFLICTED DON'T DE LAYDELAYS A UK DANGEROUS if you cannot call, write for symptom blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents In stamps. CONSULTATION FREE The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co, 162 V4 First St.. Cor. Morrison. Portland. Oregon. Please Mention This Paper. SCHOLARSHIPS At far as they are at present listed are herewith submitted. More achoola will be added from da to day during the contest aa the choice of new contestants is learned. BIDS ARE RECEIVED FOft CANAL WORK Klamath South Branch Ditch Will Be Connected With the Old Adonis Project. (Speclnl PlfDKtch to Tbe Journal.) Klamath Falls, Or., July 80. - Four bids have been received by the reclama tion service for the construction of the extension of the south branch canal. This part of the federal project will connect with the Adams canal, which has furnished water for the ranches aroutiit Merrill for years. Three of th bids are by local people, and the other one bv llaney Bros. & Co.. now con structing part of the south branch canal Their bid for the eight schedules, consisting of seven miles of canal, was I24.309.no. The bid of W. H. Mason of this citv was $22,703.90. Captain J. M. Mclntyre, now In charge of freight transportation Into this section, hid $4,311.30 on schedule four. Hard &. Johnson bid $4,5G0.S0 "on schedule eight. It will bo several davs before the bids are accepted or rejected. Work will be commenced Immediately on acceptance of bids. A WOMAN SPECIALIST MRS. S. K. CHAN the onlv Chinese woman doctor In this city. She has cured many nffllctil sufferers. Cured private and female dis eases, a'sn throat and lung troubles; utomah, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds that the human flesh ls heir to. Cured by Chlneso herbs and roots. Rem edies harmless. No oper- aii.ins. Honest treatment. Examina tions free. 226 H MORRISON ST.. be tween First and Second. Ewq Woman k lslntetMUd and luonld know about the woodarfol MARVEL fcfilrllno Spray I The ptw Tt' rrhifc Jnieo. iwn ana jumon. neRt itt-lloit (.'onrenlent. UUHIHI UIHMIJ at ym Jrof f U IW It. If ho run not supply the "IAKIILi ftooept uo other, but send lUiinn fnr lllitltrAUd book ruU4. It ffivei full particularism! tllrrctlona In. Taluabl to ladlft. MAR VEX COW B. i4 ST.. KE1V WORK. tn Bale by Skidmore Drug Co., Woodare, Clark Co. aod Laue-Darla Drue Oo 8 fctone. aLIllTT OOIUOB, AUAVT, OB. One year's tuition In any department, except conservatory. Value of scholar ship $50. BAKEB (7ITT BTTBIKTISS COUEOa. BAUS CITT, OB. One year's tuition In shorthand, type writing, English, bookkeeping and pen- mansnip. value of scnoiarsnip iiuu. BEHJIIE-WAIIIR BTJHTirESS OOIr LIOE, FOBTUSS, OB. One year's tuition in combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship $100. capital Busrwrse ooraxoB, BAI.M, OB. Ten months' tuition In business or shorthand course. Value of scholar ship $100. 9AXLAS COXtUiail, DAXXitS, OB. One year's tuition in any department Value of scholarship $50. EOXXOTZO BVSTirESS U HI VI! MITT. POBTLAUD, OB. One year's tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand courses. Value of scholarship, $100. JTTTJ. MI LIT A BT ACADIUT, POBT- LA1TO, OB. One year's tuition in all branches without board. Value of scholarship $120. XOX.KEB BUSIITESS COLLIQB. iUBTUinij, oa One year's tuition in combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship $100. nTTERWATIOlTAL COBBESFOZTDEHCnB SCHOOLS OF SCBANTON, FA. f'oniplote course In architecture, chemistry and chemical technology, elec trical, civil engineering, steam, electric, mechanical engineering and mining en gineering. Value of scholarship $138. B. HAS HTEB BCHOOL OF ABT. FOBTLARS, OB. Six months' evening course. Value of scholarship $50. M'MXWK VILLE COLLI OB. WCVCOrK VILLE, OB. One year's tuition In any department of the college. Value of scholarship 160. Cherry Gels Appointment. (Special PUtmtrh to The Journal, t Astoria. Or.. July SO. Kdward M. Cherrv, who Is acttiig as Lloyd's agent since the death of his father, the late British vice-consul, this morning re ceived word of his permanent appoint ment from London. Oar Friday SpeolaL $1.50 port and sherry wbie 7Bo per gallon. $3.50 whiskey $2.75 per gallon. National Wine Co.. Fifth and Stark streets. Phone Wain 6409, A-4499. We deliver. OBXOOIT OOWBEBTATOBT OF KTTROi FOBTLABTD, OB. One, Tear's course In piano depart raetiL Value ot scholarship $17$. OBBOOBT IXF1BT OOLLXOB, FOBT LAJTS, OB. Combined course In telegTaphy and stenography. Value of scholarship $126. OBXOOIT LAW OOLLXOB, FOBT LAHD, OB. One year's tuition. Value of scholar ship $150. FACTFIO OOLLXOB, M-EWBXBO. OB. One year's tuition. Value of scholar ship $50. pacific Twre-ERBrrr, fobxst OBOTX, OB. One year's tuition In college depart ment Value of scholarship $60. FX BD LUTON AOASB1CT, FX JTD LB TOW, OB. Two yeers' Instruction in classical, scientific or commercial courses.- Value of scholarship $100. FOBTLABTD ACADB1CT, FOBT LAND, OB. One year's tuition In any of the four academy classes. Value of scholarship $120. UBS. WALTER BEED. FOBTLAJTD, OB. Vocal lessons. Value of scholarship. $100. BOSS CITY BUSIITESS COLLEGE. FOBTLABTD, OB. One year's tuition in combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship $100. 8T MART'S ACADEMT. THE DALLES, OB. One rear's tuition tn music depart ment Value of scholarship $100. WX8TBBN ACADEMY OF MTTSIO AJTD ELOCUTION. PORTLAND, OB. Course In elocution, oratory or dra matic art. Value of scholarship $160. WILLAMETTE UNITEBSITT. BALEM. OB. One year's tuition In college depart ment. Value of scholarship $50. CASH AWARDS In addition to the scholarship awards The Journal will make the fol lowing cash awards to help defray expenses of the students who may poll the largest vote: Cash with first choice of scholarship $J150 Cash with second choice of scholarship $125 Cash with third choice of scholarship SflOO Cash with fourth choice of scholarship 975 Cash with fifth choice of scholarship $50 Cash with sixth choice of scholarship 925 The above sums in cash will be paid contestants immediately after the close of the contest, in the order of their standing. Cash commis sions will be allowed on all new subscribers, in addition to the cash awards, ao that a contestant may earn money every day during the contest FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO CONTEST MANAGER STOLE DEPOSITS 10 HIP s New York Quarantine Com missioner and Bank Presi dent Under Arrest. (fnlted Press Leased Wlr.) Xew York, July 80. Admitting that they spent $47,000 belonging to the Fagle Savings A Loan company of Hrooklvn. In a western mining scheme. Quarantine Commissioner Frederick II. Schro.-der and Colonel Edward Earle Britton are under arrest tojuy. Colonel Britton Is the president or tue company and Schroeder la a director. The took the money to aid friends, expecting to pay It back, they say, before tho mort gage was due. The monev had been taken In sums ranging from $f92 to $2,150. Wru'ltr, Am Lktn. In night Arrows nay Ilnlk Puts Stop tn Telephone Connections. ISrril plrpctrb te Tbe 1 versa I I Astona ( ir .Inly jn The --shle of the lontf rt, Maine tlfhone whih ft tenrt fro-, K,.rt St.nu stos tM Mibfl !! Am. sch river to the north shore. brrken ' Oliver J Ulon. Am sch by the derellrt steam prhnitifr Jdir.rle , FirVavn. Am. ss E K'ltrn rpirirr her errstlc trip sroinl Am&isnth. Am. Lktn.... the lower harhnr yterdT A fore 1 -j-j, erton. Am .... of mn have goi.e to Splice the ends t ' Koko Hesd. Am bktn... t'hr ' Yom!te. m r, The hulk Is st the O. R N t-srf , jori.n potilsen An s. . . where It 4s being viewed by thousands i, trn,.n Am Of people .'iimrrnn Pan nVsci . Ssn Pedro Sen Francisco 8an Francisco . fan Krsncisco . .. Yokohama Pan Kranclsco Ran FYsncleo Sen Francisco IIOMESTKADEKS AI!E IU'LED OFF BV U. S. MARINE XOTES. at Astoria. JuIt IS A rrtve ilnwti I and sailed at 1 1 J a a m . etMiaaer Ci f Far ma. for Ceos bar- A rrlved at I end left up at I It a in steamer IVurek, from Eareka mni wsV port. Arrived at a m., steejrer Vetvrt nd barr. f rem Nvim . Cbertoora, Jaly $. Arrlr4 Jslr ti. Sa Boate With Osmrat S4 Oenenal. Atwrforle. Br. sh Antwerp Pilart, Fr. bk Anlotrp Linn uranarn. tr an Cardlft incentiea. Br ah Antwerp Osel. Kr. bk .Seatsflelds. Br. ah tald e Anjera, Yr. so Prshloch, Br. bk Kllloraa. Fr. a 'vtnli:a FT. bk London Hare barf .Antwerp .Antwerp . Antwerp Antwerp CarmsBtan, fer.. b ........ .'.'.".Hasiburf l?-rUl rlnt'b to Tb Joarniil.) Klamath Falls. Or. July 30. Decis ions have been handed down by the I'nlteJ Slates land office at I.akcvtew, In reference to several contest cases be tween homesteaders and those placing timber and stono filings. In each case the homefctea.iet s have lost. In the case of O H. Newton vs Nell Boyd-Yaden, homestead entry was refus-d. on ac count the Und being heavilv tlni bered and residence not maintained. In this case filing h.i.l b- en made five years aso. inJ (he land nad been lived upon bv claimant ar.! rommutstlon ma le. but the patent had nevtr been Iwiifl. R. K. ACCIDENTS IX JUNE WERE BARE (Sa)- Pira rf Tb Journal i Sa!em. "r.. J j!) 3 ' According to r por-s rwelvel st the office of the rall rotd commission st Salem, four persons were killed by tbe railroads dur- i Irs the month of June tn this ! state No passengers or employes ! were In the number Thirteen pas- ' enters ere Injured, one train nan, one ent man. two other employee, and ; one other person One passenger train I was derailed, two frelant trains ware i derailed. There was one eoUlatoa be- I tween peengr trains and on col- j listen between a passenger train and a 1 freight train. The sammary of accidents j for Jan Is comparative1 low. - j M I .Cure I claim to know a great deal about a few ailments, rather than a little of human ills." en 9 TUB WORK OF A SPECIALIST IS THE DOlUQOr A FEW THINGS BEST There ls not a physician living who can Malm to be proficient in the treatment of all human ailments and diseases. To attain the highest possible degree of science would require half a dozen lifetimes of study and as many more of practical experience. The regular practitioner Is proficient In a largo number of the commonest and most easily conquered dis eases. The speclaJlst must first become pro ficient for general practice, and must then go on to proficiency in a few of those conditions and diseases more difficult to understand and more difficult to cure. SB. TATX.OB Tne Leading Specialist. My Fee for a Cure Is la Uncomplicated Cases WHAT WEAKNESS IS AND HOW I CURE IT "Weakness" Is merely a symptom of chronic Inflam mation in the prostate gland, brought on by the Improper treatment of eome contracted disease A complete and radi cal eure Is. therefore, a ques tion of restoring the prostate gland to ltsnormal state, and this I accomplish proir.p'iy and roropletely without the use of Internal remedies My treatment Is a local one n tlrelv. It Is original and sci entific end has been proven sbsob'elv effective by thou sands of tests I am fn vlnced that by no other rrth ods can full and permanent restoration of strength and vigor be accomplished. Free Consultation Call at th office if possible for Free Advice. Fva-nlnatlon and Diagnosis If y cannot call, write for symptom biank YOU PAY When Well VARICOCELE A thorough cure without pn!n or cjt t'ng Kvery c of Varicocele I :- at proves the superior! y of my mii.l aid harmless method, an I the folly of -r- ortirg to surge r . In most instances It ls even unnecessary t. detain the pa tient a single day fr"m his business. The treatment I em; 1' v in distinctively my own, and can 1 I. a I at my office onlv. I o net Fibn.lt to the knife an 1 hoepltal expenst-s. when a oi.Hiplete and ternui rser t cure cin Im 1 vvi'hout the loss of time, and wit!: ,ut lain or cutting. i SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON others d the system with mineral I pnl.r-s c:irceiv les dangerous than the d'.ea itself The et they hope I t i do hy tl la treatment Is to keep the aff fr. m manifesting 1' presence vp.'n the surface of the body. Vnder my treatment the entire system is i r).,r.d Tie lat tfclnt vanishes to appet no more I employ hsrm)e 1 Ic,i-r1eer.!n rerri-1ie Ther n'e i heretofore uttknown In the I treatment of th1 de Thev eure ! tr neutralism an 4 absolutely det-oy. Irg tbe rwiison tn tre system. S ich cu:s rarnot be othr than cor piete I snd permanent. .00 OUR FIX n ngc Uncomplicated Case We cure Varicocele, Xydrooele, Kaptara, Werrous Debility, Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, Contracted Ailments, Oleet, Strlotnre, Vital Weak ness. Kidney and Bladder Troubles, aad all diseases common to men. Cures Guaranteed Consultation and Examination free We bare added to onr office equipment, for tit benefit of OHXT a riEI MTJSEtnt of Anatomy and radlery of eoteatiflo wonders. Kan, know thyself. Llf e-sise models lllast rating the mysteries of man, ahuwtcg the body In health and disease, and many natural subject). Wen make no mistake when thy come to us. We give you the re sults of long experience, honest, conscientious work, and the best serv ice that monev can buy. If you are ailing consult us. Medicine fur nished In our private laboratory from I1.S0 to 16.60 a course. If you cannot call, write for self examination blank. Hour a, m. to I p. m. dally. Sundays f to 12 only. OREGON MEDICAL INST. '"At No Better Treatment fn The World We Lead All Others Follow the DR. TAYLOR co. t34V HOBBXaO STB BIT, COS KB BOOTS, KlTUaS, OBEOOB lona, to a. iTiniQi, t to . bxtbsatb. rsox u n 1 Kiamath Excursion Things are a little dull just now. The price of pork, beef ir.d mut ton keeps hiiyh just the same. Better join the excursion and po down to the LAND WHERE THINGS GROW tnd secure a HOG RANCH, and help us to show Mr. Swift that we can iupplr his racking plant when he builds at Portland. We hare a lare list of Stock Ranches, Farm Lands and Town Lots in the Klamath Basin, for sale cheap, easy "terms. Excursion leaves Union Depot 1:30 a, m., August 223.00 round trip, return any time within 29 days. For further informa tion apply at Klamath Land Headquarters, F. J. Steinmetz 183 MORRISON STREET. PHONE PACIFIC 121 T