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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY OURpaL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINQ. AUGUST 20, 1908. 12 if if U M FISHED FOR MIR MS ON BOAT 'as ncvrs on stt'MtiuT tin nier IJi'pN'nisli IVpIt'lnl Slore l.'oolll. CKAFT )i.KKS SLOW II! N FKOI KIMS) i) He Nentli.T' Detail'- Mout on Karly I'art Voyare and Then l'iK Fulls Over Oceiui, oiiipollltiK Aiu-liorini! fI Columbia River. the Eastern A Wrlfri 1 cunt. it nun puny In line bef.iic l.eginnliig If I ' reive rnrjii at Mnnigomet v duck No This will take n couple .if days ' T I oera report a fair voyage from ihe lu iMiy cm eptlng for im- heavy whhli delayed them The Ktratlilvon la the second big Low water. S 1 4 p. in , 3 li feel. 0 feet; 3 10 ! in MA HIM: INTKLUfiKNClfi. Rag-alar Zlur On to Arrtr. 'nk water, ('fun Hay Aug trump BicumiT here thin mhhimi to load K"m- City Nan Kranrlaco Aug" wheat for Kiirniii.. the British sieimier . !( t r.okr, Hun Pedro and way.... Aug 26 Mriii-ni'innt having the .1 lit I n. t Ion '! Alliums. -vim Hay AUK I. M.tlim the fleet The III ii in. n i r Kun-k. Kuiekii anil Cikh Aug 29 i i-it here a li it.ivn nun an.1 In ih'' "ivi W.' Kilter, Sun Pedro Bept. I i ..nlirs l Mom Komcr v 1 k N . .' Stir scat.-, Sun Kta nelson Sept. 1 li under charter 'to Keti. ; I Tf r . t .V ll.im.-i. Han Francisco. Kept. & Niuti.'i iitla, orient Bent. II Stiathlvon n1 Huirni.iiint w- 1 1 Nl. i rnv.lln. orient Out. 1 awa about 7.0011 tons of win a t Am bin. orient Ort. 18 hi- rrri-Hl If- not . .in t ii k In vcrv ! Aleeis.. orient Nov. 1 111 a heavy moveni. nl t.t pupi-ot.-.l Binltr Umh to X apart. sn: wai: hkiu ki.i s. Mi.nki'j ninl Sheep H i 'milium Inns mi HiK Ntciimor. Much I.BM I :. Mi:. I lit..-lit the IT" ,i l .mil II . sheep. Lilt a lii'Hi ii". t ii fl'.i i ' I I thing lie It is I" he f 1 1 ii . 1 i. n hoard t -.. Hi i s'. M.-niiiei Bucranla. now load I..T III the VH'torl llll.l tt'l nl W Klder. Bull Pedro Aug. !0 Homer. Nm ' rHiii'isi'ii Auk. l AIIImiiii- Coon Hav Aug. 22 Slntf. ban J- rnnclai-o Aug. Hi in k w iUi-r. I'diiB Huv Auif 1 Ho.-i n ike, Man Iiilro anil wyt. Aut. 27 !(...- i ltv. Hun Kranrlnoo Auk. 2'i i I :n i l(a, KiiM-ka anil ("nog Auk. 3D Ali nl, orliMU (5ct Th.' lllii!:kHi ins t i Kin- ! 1 1 la i-ni- "i in It took t! sti'm.T Homer. 1'aj tain Dorrls nln" 1a '" make the rur. from Ban FranrlM O lr; luli"K a hr!'-f atop monkeys arletv at Conn h-y to land a quantity of fri'lKht 8iii1 alioul a lo.-n .!.ssiiif-ri. Tfrrlfl." hi-ail wlmU anj f"KS are liel.l renponsllile lor the tedious voyage Tlie Homer arrived at Courh street dork at 1 o'eloi-k this morntnft but tho fassenpern remained sond asii'-p ' put,-i.red with Ita hend pnlntliiK tow heir tiertlis till tle wl-.latled from tlie i srJ( ,.n MIU, bv n,,- ..i!i, of a man artorle along the waterfront began to r,r,,.,,r v onlalned for the ..b Thin . 4, . A 1 f hail uu-n.l . . . . alieep nns been earrien im .1 i..hk unit-, and ltd life will probably t.. xpai'e.1 om time yet, beriiuse of tho motherlv care It aeenia to bestow upon the little grasa monkey But It will have to die gome da. an.1 then the monkey will have to ko bark to the ihloken eonp 1. in- .-r the in nrdli.ntv irras- fniMil In lh.- Island." ..f the tiopl.-a. but appears tn b.- Iwl.-e hs m:i'lile Ioiih as the onlln.n y ruon k.-v It Is up to nil trl.-ks tbnt ImiVK luation ran Invent, .in.l tl-i- III'.- s.-ldotn bi-.-onies t.-dlous on tin- bit st.-.ini.r Thn she.-n flenrlnc in the .-asi- be longs 10 i in- i.hiii m 1 0 -. f. .." 1 1 no meat rm niuiu-n. w uu n -n t..-.. K.I.. -I I M nrlA.il rii IK " I Arnbhi. oileiit Nov. 1 Yaasala In Port. !roi!ril-k ( astle. Dr. ah Drydoek . . . N. P I.br. Co. i-i 11 of India, lir. ah. . . .1 olumbia, 1 l.eyland Jltna. l!r. h llrydoek ! In.nmi l-'ruiKHCa. Dr. bk Aatorl lAnrairs, In s.blp I.lnnton liiinLvr at 11. e I'-uuiii loipinm .0 I 1 .urn leinore. Hj . Kh Shanghai. II" ni'.i.K. v aii.i we T ' . i "it w 1 ; ,.f India, Ur an- i;.i. best nr h i.-n.is. ami " in n m' lllghlS Hie 10 1. 1 tin- llU'P.kev hlll b s itsi It In lh.- Ihl.'k :lei-.-e nf lb.- sheep annnun.e that another day had dawned Thrv had been on board so long tli.l some experieneed a feeling of regret when at last they left with bag. an.: baggage perhaps nev r again to s.-e the little steamer that had brought them safely through one of the hardest blows c.f the season. A number of them j w here before the sheep rame on board returned Inter In the day with an Eng lish briar pipe, amber moutnpiee. the monkey slept with his head under the wing nr a nig roust -11. li Klftrfo Taptalii Dorrls in esteem of l'lnght. It l said, the monkey would r od A t navigator, although his It was a gentle hint tire to the chleken roop. select one of the beat looking hird.s In the lot and turn It Into a feather bed The birds finally got educated and dlij not srem to SAW KHAKKS GAI.OHF. nhllltv as frleniia say amoke up. "At no time was the steamer In dan frer," aald I'aptain I'orrls In speaking ; mnd It. or me trying trip. nut sne roao nui . some pretty rough weather. And strange to say it was blowing" a gale! from San Francisco to Coos bay, and t thfn after putting to sea again we en- p on Steamer Alllnnro countered calms and dense fogs to the 1 assMlRMH on rueanirr iiiinnn Columbia river. KrlnR Tale of Bitf Fish. -The fog was so thick that tw hsj Sharks of Immense siifl are again to remain at anchor 3t hours off tho mouth of tho Columbia river. At first 1 IK ting In an appearance at tho mouth the passengers became a little rest-1 of the Columbia river. There wrrehitn ,CIVLblf ii.'" Wh"e I!lpy.ft e1u'rPedidreds of them about a month ago. 'but Sln..,,Jf an-.Vrhno0.'T1; thon thev disappeared ngnln as sinl.l.-n- rilalnte were heard. Everybody had fl , aB thpV ra Nnw thev are as nu- Z.aS u'r,:"ue Vo.,i,r K.iiK,. I merous as ever and bigger and fiercer I should say aa much (,'liuri hill. Am sell Astorl Ki ho. Am bktn Autorm Kelbiiin, llr hk Astoria Asgard. Nor hh Prydock Alve:ni Am sch Astoria Albert Ri.-km.-is. .;.-r bk Stream Ciiizenle l am r I. l r bk Mersey W. 1-". Jeweti. Am s-h Asmrla Hiicraiila. Br si. 1 . .ljhtn Dollar. Hr. ss I'resc.otr Irene. Am. ech Astoria Koko Ilea. I. Am bktn Portland l.br Co. Washington. Am ss I'rvdock llraenioiint. Hr. ss . . . Montgomery No. 2 Ao-hln ill- ss Vlblna Andi.rinha. llr bk Centennial break water. Am ss Cak street State of California Am. ss. Alnsworth Julian l'oulst-n. Am ss link street llomor. Am as Couch street Alliance. Am ss Couch street Strat hly.m. llr. ss K V. Mills Ithojerlck. Id.u, Am barge Astoria Hi Spate to Load Liuutxr. Alumna, Am sch Kahulul Behojiie. Am acb La Boca Wrestler. Am bktn CJuaymas Mabel (ale Am. sen San Francisco weighing, well as an anchor. -mj it took all hands on board to haul it In. Of course, we had ,.ih h.v. n-;,i iV AiJjnlaillt ftr a quirk run from Co, O I . CA tl" A n. A P A and It came in handy because we were Just about running out of fresh beef. "We caught a handsome salmon they will take the hook out at sea. and then hundreds of cod were hauled In over the rail. One couple took quite a lot 01 iisii wan mem aatioro this morning:. They were their friends." . The Homer brought considerable freight, most of it from San Francis co. She leaves on her return trip to morrow night, carrying general freight In the hold and lumber for deckload. The lumber will lie taken on at the mills of the' Portland Lumber company. looking. The latest information on this point is brought here by the steamer Alliance whleh arrived at Couch street dock at despite a dense foir The passer gers. of whom there were 90, report that yesterday nrternoon, when ap proaching the entrance to the river, they sighted more shnrks than tin y "could shnke n stick at." and tlint sonic were .monsters. One Is Raid to have t . - t I iiii-iinun-u .1 0 . v 1 1 it 1 r i i . 1 1 1 n i . . u t i .-i -1 KUing 10 ireall,i, l,ino. ., 11111. itlncronain'V 01. I M . point. The Alliance brought B couple of car loads of doors for transshipment east and some general frelfcht. Captain Ol son says that aside from the fog the voyage was plensnnt, the sea betn.u smooth. XO 'TROUBLE WITH RAFTS. Three Arc Heard From Along Coast During Past Couple of Days. Log rait towing on the open ocean haa l.een very successful this season and the Mg: piles of logs fastened together on the Columbia river during- the winter will soon be at their respective destina tions r Today reports were received from tnree or me monster floats. Ham ASTORIA MARINE NEWS. S(eam Schooner Leaves Astoria With Log Raft in Tow. (Special Plupatrh to The Journal. 1 Astoria, Aug. 20. Tho steam schooner Yosemlte cleared at tho custom house this morning for San Diego. She will take the Benson log raft In tow leaving out on tolny's tide. She will also take S1O.0OO fti-t of lumber. This morning the sailors of the bark ontlne Wrestler, which arrived from Kof,,M.; in 7 f .1 1 ittal uuaymns. Mexico, a rew clays apro, were baturday in tow of the large steamer ; paid off at the custom house, almost (1,500 being distributed to the men. HULK SETTLING IX Ml I). ueorge c. enwlck reached San Fran cisco this morning all well and after an unusually quick run. The tug Her cules, which left the Columbia river aoout a week- ago with one of the Ben- Biegor. o' -'-ner Minn.e K. hould be at the destination in a little j Kelton Still Ojien Question, while, and from Astoria comes the re- I (Special niapateb to The Jnurnal 1 port that the steam schooner Yosemite istoria Auir 20 The n-nerhin n' rot started nicely for San Diego with a: tAS,orla;i AU8' l 1 "e ownership o, fourth raft belonging to the Benson ' 1 l1pr,',lc, stranded steam schooner Logging company. This will likely be Mi,inlp Ei Kf,'ton ls unsettled ami the last rait to be sent south this "sea i whoever gets the wreck will have u son. white elephant on his hands. . Something will have to he done soon nir ti uriT r- unir-r, with the hulk as it Is s-.-ttllinf In the Bid WHKAT CARRIER HKRE. 1 sands. The engines rnli.-.i nut. of her , j while she was float!'. r around bottom British Steamer Sfmibl.c, iA'un vh(,n stranded on the sands nc,)r the iiiiiisn ntearner htrntlU.ton Arrives har. If raised the mily ihlnit nhe would to Load Grain for Europe. j be good for ls a barge. Aju-r naving neen hung ip in a dense uuion.r me v oiumnia river tor more than a day the British tramp steamer FMrathJynn arrived in the harbor at noon today In ballast from San Fran cisco under charter to Kerr, Gilford & Co. to carry a cargo of -wheat to Eu rope. The big steamer went to the mills of BOAT PULLER IHIOWXS. Oliver J. Olson. Am. sch San i'edro Fairbaven, Am. ss San Francisco Amaranth. Am. bktn San Francisco Tiverton. Am ss San Francisco' Tiiiko. Am. bktn Snnta Rosalia Annie Smale. Am. sch Makawel! Stanley Poilar. Am. ss .San Francisco Americana. Am. sch lapan Crescent, Am. sohr Honolulu Olympic. Am. bk San Francisco Shoshone. Am. ss .San Francisco En Kontu With Cement and Oenera.1. Alierfoyle, Br. sh Antwerp Hldait, Fr. bk Antwerp Clan Uraham, Hr. sh Cardiff Vincennes, Br sh Antwerp duel. I-'r. bk London Neatsf lel.ls, Br. sh Hamburg l'avld de Anjers. Fr. sh Antwerp Brahloch, Br. bk Antwerp Kllloran. Br. ih Antwerp Jolnvllla Fr, bk . Antwerp Carmatiiiin, Br bk Hamburg Koehambeau, Fr. bk Lelth Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Alice, l-'r. bit London Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk Antwerp La Tour lie Auvergne, Fr. bk..Antvero Armen, Fr. bk Dublin Coal Ships Sn Route. I,n Roche Jacnuelln. Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. l-'lfeshlre, Br. bk Newcastle, A. Hi.ssuet, Fr. bk Newcastle, A. Torrisdale. Br. sh Newcastle, A Tramp Steamers En Bouts. ("raehall, Br. ss San Francisco Hilda men, tier ss Puget sound Guernsey, Nor. ss Shanghai AHiinn, Oer. hs San Francisco Uoverlc, Br. ss San Francisco Westminster, Br. ss Japan I laneta. Br. ss. San Francisco ! Franklyns. Br. ss Yokohama Yeddo, Br. ss San Francisco Nederlnnd. (lor. mn San Francisco En Boute In Ballast to Ioad Oraln. Port Crawford, Br. sh Callao Hiver Kalloch. Br. bk Callao Oregon. Oer. sh Yokohama Oca. Faidlurbe, Fr. bk Yokohama Henrietta, Uer. sh West coast Aster, tier, bk Valparaiso Marechal de Noailles, Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound. Am. bk. Vane'v'r, B. C. I.e Poller, Fr. bk Hobart Salute Anne, Fr. bk... Newcastle, N. S. W. Lvdgate, Ur. bk Santa Rosalia Vigo, Nor. sh Mejlllones Desdainona, Hr. sh Callao Cornil Hart, Fr. bk .. Newcastle, N. S. W. Sully, l-'r. bk Antwerp Crllion. Fr. bk Antwerp 0nevieve Molinos, Fr. bk Hobart Daghllrl. Nur. bk Caldera Nulelly. Fr. bk Hobart Leon 1-iluni, Fr. bk Hobart Mlchelet, Fr. bk Hlogo Finland. Rus sh Guayaquil j Magdalene, Oer. bk Aoapuleo , Alexander Isenberg. Oer. bk ... Honolulu - Thiers. Fr. bk Belfast' General Foy. Fr. bk Hobart i Oil Carriers En Route. Roma, Am. Grape Jvice Reduced. A. RIINB HOT- WEATHER FOOD BEVBRAOE WOODURK BRAND Ciir "Woodlnrk" Grape Juice is as good as the best and better than most other brands. It's pressed from selected ripe Concord Grapes, and no alcohol, preservatives or chemicals are used in its preparation. , CAN BE SWEETENED TO SUIT THE TASTE I AS IT CONTAINS ONLY THE SUGAR THAT EXISTS IN THE GRAPE Pints 20; Doz. Tints Quarts 35; Doz. Quarts $4.00 PHONE IN YOUR ORDER WE DELIVER PROMPTLY "IB? SATURDAY RUMMAGE FREE WRITING AND REST ROOM FIRST FLOOR SOME BARGAINS Large assortment Fostcards, the doz., W hole Spices, mixed, for pickling; can 100 lh. 15 Rubber Gloves, good quality, pair 50 Wash Rags 5 and up Water Wings 25 and 35 Leaches, each 250 Lxtra large Whisk Rrooms, for porters and bootblacks, each 350 Sanitarv Toothpicks, package 50 Rubbcr-lineil Rollups and Sponge Bags, w hile thev last at .... ONE-HALF PRICE AKins' Foot Comfort A Boon to SvIIcrhijJ Humanity Rest the feet and you rest the body. An absorbent, an tiseptic deod orant. Dust a little into your shoes and walk with ease. Per pack ape 250 Corset Ankle Supporters, lace up inside the shoe like a corset. Pair. . .$125 Obesity Belts reduce the girth and make life worth living. For fat people. s AT LE PALAIS ROYAL Some of the most wonderful bargains ever offered you in ladies' furnishing goods, Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirti, Jackets, Corsets, Hosiery, Belts, Purses, Underwear,. Embroidery Silk, etc. 1 LOT ladies' Suits, worth up to $25, Eton jackets... f 3. 98 VICTOR OR EDISON DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME ON A MONTH'S FREE TRIAL ATTEND OUR BIG FRIDAY BARGAIN SALE .711. TTTWrTi'ti a k A2i li.iii" hi in ii i ii i trail f& nil rzA iai r FAMOUS BRIGHTON (En 1 LOT ladies' Suits, jacket suits, good wool materials, good colors and stylet; worth up to $30 ,...$9.50 , 1 LOT ladies' Suits, worth up to $35, your choice fl&.SO 1 LOT ladies' Waists, worth up to $2, your choice....... 49 1 LOT ladies' Waists, worth up to $3, choice 89 1 LOT Corsets, worth $1, choice 29 1 LOT Corsets, worth $1.50. choice 89e? 1 LOT children's and misses' Hosiery, worth 25c and 35c, choice 9 1 LOT misses' Hosiery, worth 50c, your choice ,...124 Laces, Embroideries, Allovera, Tucking, etc., half price. All summer Suits and Skirts going at less than coat. 375 Washington St. TRACK IS i IRE Land Company Will Turn Historic Uace Course Into Building Lots. Free Superfluous Hair Cure A. Positive Remedy That Eemovei Any Xairy Growth and Dot! Kot Burn tha Skin. River Fritz Ie Rock Has Nnn-mv Ks cape While Fishing for Snlmon. (Spi-lal Hlmistdi to Th Journal, l Astoria. Or.. Auk L'h. -Last nlKht while Fritz IHv k. tin? i!Uv-r, was '. fitfhlnK In Ihc rlinnn.-l rlnrc .i (hp .1ft!v at the mouth .if the rlvi-r tiif (mat cup- i Flrerl in the hr.-,-il. r- Tin- l.oat puller. ! whose name Is uvknown. was ((.11-1 De Rmk wan i . 'n.nl on llm tint torn i of tho- boat sivl l.rnnirht hrvr this morning-. Tho b'-at was n oil. t.i.t 1." all stoed The remains .-.f the In at ullor have , not been foun-i tfnlted Preae Lemfd Wlre.l Now York, Aug. 20. -The Brighton Beach Racing association's t rack nn'l as ,san pe(jro Krounds are today in the hanils of n land devploplng company ami within a week will he In course of subdivision Into bulldlnc lota. Who are the pur chasers of the famous old sporting park cannot be learned, but it Is regard".! an bevond doubt that control of th-i Thomas B. Ncuhnusen special agent ; projierty has passed from tho hau ls of Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth, sellingDocile, 100 (Van Dusen), 3 to -, won; I.adv Alicia. -00 (Stuart), S to 1, second; ..l.erita, 107 (Nelson), 7 to 2, third. Time, 1:50. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At w York. R H. E. Detroit 0 1 0 New York 8 14 0 Batteries Mullln and Schmidt; Ches bro and Blair. At Philadelphia. Cllic-lgri l'htlad.-lphla Haterlcs--Walrfh and Shaw R. I I. K. .581 . 10 2 Plank. TOWN'S NAME SAME NAME AS FA MIL! ALONG THF. V A TV. K FRO NT. SZ1TT rXEE TO TOTT FOB TRIAt. inding the channel .sen The work Is lvrt nf i'..tland d- v nwar'lefl the h lrt.1l.-r f'"r the r; . r T.e prl. t- arid Fuilfr t. In.,. n. w f r- H'loj p1 .,'-1 nun-tie ali 1 1 r t be It is easy now for any woman to have beautiful face, handsome arms and bust, free from ail disfiguring super fluous hair. It doesn't matter whether it's only a few hairs or a regular mus tache or goatee, or how light or heavv the growth Is. it fan be destroyed In a few li. In n 'e with the marvelous ot remedy. KIec-tro-la Thia wonderful hair destroyer ran be used on the face, neck. arms. bust, or n. r.ortlon of the bodv with perfert aafetv It ls not like other remedies. It pi;thil will not Irritaf, burn or Pilots are to'ay from Portland to t:. being done from ii. tendT John McCrak Joseph Ia.j'iet ... rnnlrai t to t nil I . Kuvernmfnt on Yan.l is j;..i.:r.. Insj-ertniS F.ilwtlr had I r rl' l t r', r.'. and (..-al drill nl n-i, vessel s p; I nit . in t Columbia rivers. A new he!l luov will he ;lar south channel at the en'rani. t bla river. M s p.di.t r. h ,t three ijuari. r cf ft mil further "i.t l! an '(.e l...-a'-ri of the old ba.y I'.ls will (u!n buov into smo..i.er .T. r at a .iei tl. . (. feet The body of Mrs Fd'r.Beih H w wns brought from Mars)-", i. I ,.- t' 'earner Alliance for sr..i n.-r:t t la favette. Ind. "The ate iro't Bi'-akwater ' t ' Maegenls, silled fr r i 'cos Icn nc i carrying a big list or pap'nc.: steamer (lo W. Kl ler sai - f r sir Francisco and Ksn Pedro tMs eerl-g IARINE OTE. this morning received a postal cari from A. M. lirake, founder of the town of lien.l. Or., and who, at the time of writing, was In Neuhausen, Pwl t zerla rid, the iil.'i. e from which Mr. Ncu.iausen's forrrat li'-rs got their name and from where they i anie to this country. The t-,,s'h1 shows the fanious Bhein fill. tho Fin.w-capped mountains. In the .llslanc, Hi-,.1 an old castle tnat has I.e. n i.iii' of the landmarks ..f NeiihaM-s.-u fur nvin- many veers. Mr. Drake savs on the r.-.rd that he is hninp a f.-.io.l time, natiirallv and -hat he hid I.e. ii In 'oastance on!v a r. w flu s (..--f'tre when I'-mnt Zej.j.eMn, the 8i,lr -r. msde so disastrous a flight :n ln.s ma chine. F.TMr; THE E.VD the lEngemann estate. For over a week rumors have been afloat that tho last horserace on tho i rack had been run and that negotiations for (If sale to a building syndicate were under way, but these were denied with much emphasis by officers of t he asso ciation. Coney Island business men who are I. close touch with the situation, however, assert positively toia,y that the deal has been consummated and that the lands are now In the hands of a realty ci .ncern. Dygert. Viekors and Powers and Schreok. At Boston. R. H. E. Boston 7 11 Cleveland 2 8 1 Batteries Morgan. Young and Carri gan. Falkenberg, T,elhhardt 8nd N. ("'lurke. At Washington. First game R. H. E. Washington 2 7 0 St. Louis 4 11 0 Batteries C. Smith and Street, Wad dell and S. Smith. Second game R. H. K. Washington 4 11 ft Si I.ouls 1 4 1 P.a idles Hughes and Street; Powell and Stephens. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. yrlces Seduced Throag-hont Every Da partment of the Store. The - -cr.L- cut sale is li.arirK t'e .-!..! N r. s th- time to t . . v ta- ll-.T.s, t - . .- ,i k;".s. blarkels, und-' - a r, 1 i - : r s. ' s, g 1 . ves. u i-i hiel.as. i . . hroideries, wash jreoiU s.ks. .V-- l.- i .is. ete, etc. and sav. !,ai" . sf.ort time left fr- h 1 -.r- " Viet. & McDonneH. TMrd at -I M nr1 1 1. s.-iling w..n. Si - to r. sec T lo 1. Ch I ra go Bo"nn . . . Batteries and Smith. Bielcr At Chicago. R. II E. r. n l 1 5 1 Brown and Kllng;,Elab.crtr I'mplres Rudderham and FAX-TWISTS FAX OFT AT TEX EACH whose gam . ening wa ru ft pilo were .' -, .r.iclpal court M - Butte Races. Butte. Mont., Aug. 20.- Weather clear, ir.n k slow. Results yesterday: l-'irst race, five and a half furlongs, si lllng I-Hiicashire I. ad, 107 iNi-lsoni, ' to 2. won, Hand-Me-Down. 107 i Heath ertori. 7 to 2. second. Athgold I I a Morse i, 3 to 2, third. Tlnu Second race, five furlont Volo. 17 K'allahanl. to ! ivnsella. lid i McLaughlin 1 -,d . .-t.-ndal. 111 , Heatherto t : o d Time, l :04. Third race, five furlongs, selling -Contingent, 107' I Kirschbaum). 7 to 2. w r. , Susie (Jregg, 1 0 6 ( Molesworth ). 7 to i second; (ilendennlng. 102 (Nelsoni, i t.-. f.. third. Time. I 0S4. Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling Sam Barber. 107 (Bntw-elD, 3 to 2. won ; ' CNclr.na t I 4 2 Robert Mitchell. I ''7 (t'tlsi 7 to S, ! ew ork 3 l 0 se ond, Kamasack. IIO (Lloyd), 8 to i, Bat t erles Spade and McLean; Wlltse t l d Time. l:!04 land Bresnahan. I'mplres Klem and Fifth race, five and a half f-irlonr" i Johnstone ha-dlcap Booger Red. 112 iKIrsrl- - baimi. 2 to l, won: Daring, JiO (Nelsoni' .. . . . . v i., l. econi, St. Avon To 4 (Dnnvtti i, i ( ompanies Inrorporate-l. 5 to l third. Time. I R V Cons Bay , SteBm Laundy; principal b'Tth. race. mtle. Sell ! Mg I arp. inS'of'le. t-,r.hflM Tlr eonitsl stock. At Pittsburg. R. H. E Pittsburg 0 4 l Br.-.klvn 4 7 0 Bateries Leifeld. Young and Gibson; WUhelm and Bergen. 1'mplre O'Pay. For tomorrow we offer a few extra specials from our Cleaning- Up Week Sale that will be well worth your time to come and save a few dollars on your intended purchase. Ladies' Extra Specials Odds and ends in Ladies' Lin gerie Waists, einbitiidei cd fronts and lace trimmed, also plain and pleated waists, val ues up to $2.o0. For Fridav ale 45 At Cincinnati. R. H. E tl - goes to thje hair ender skin, r.o matter - f! on, and it neer falls the most ...sMrate rtart!y If voj want tt:.g -ur. not mrlr ' Kic--ro-la Is whst for It l . m. Af 'A 1 tr'flt Knt- tl of rru-. tri.-la t arv nflf or woman srho writes for It, te r-ee rtut M do. all we af, upon re.tt of a in. cent 'amp to help rover om of mni.lng Tbe regular elied Sr.m n no srd jmir money win ref,nj.a If F.lee - im-ia noes not sea how to r e a. . i -, -e grow t a l r t 1 ten-p- - a- . r.p yon no .; ; a ad k ,w S lillf de, an ost eopa t h w t.r, x rnje-, was fined rer-rt a contagious . ' h depa rt men t. F S illlv an I. Ill i Fisher '1" iPulletti K 1 vi-r.r, I"1 a . .. T I 7 to lii, second. Ia yel I. I - f.,000 . Incorporators. J. E. Iyons, M. 2 t- 1. third. Tlm. 1.44' Id. Lim. and J. C. Jones. fa - S. nttl. Rare. '.V. - ih t'e- la-, 1 n g s . ! k 1 -. k '. ; I v..-h ' . -d 7 . or ,1 ' e t ; . ,.1 " - M- no a' l - . rOstm v- dott t k ymi to tk r word for . Klo-tr-) wtll do .1,,,. pi) n, T-,al eoupon belnw and msii ih a ttn.r.j tamp Io5jv ; 1 -r N.IMC Ke-t 5r clear. aelilng "sxer. 124 1 Boland 1. purse 1 won. 2tt ser- 1, th-rii va'f furlong , ,. I -e ' I' I 1' f. g 'J-1 TVATlCl!jrT. Tin Jn n.ur r.a- nd address on tt4 UtiM nek-w n4 fM.nd ' t Ke-Rw-TH Co 4 Indiana Ave Ottoara, ielualn o-e-nt rnp tlp.ever ntsiUxg. an1 we -..fi er at Mv-a f;e trial ewHUe that il rtew TOil vaat Kie-tro-M wiU for jraa. ' . . . Astoria. Aug 2r' -Sailed at ' C jr.. steamer Breskwster f ir 1 - I-' Arrived at 9 1 'i and f 1 a- 1' m. stamer S hog nor. e fr. 11 Spti I' c'si ... Arrived at 1" '-r' a rn s-ai-Elmrre, frrm TIUArroofc Sn Francisco. Aug 20 - Arriv 'e m. s'eamer ;eorg W I'e with leg raft In tow from ti. rta storta. Aug If - Arrival 1 a t and left up at 5 p m. Bri'ist; ste-arr.. St rat hi j-on. fr--m Fun K"tn A 1e. wn a' 1 p m . raft A - rived at 12 J" and left up at T 3 a p ,r steamer !:'n.e from c-.oa lin 4:l ai 3 k p r. . Rrit'sh s'esn-.er J.e r-t -"operisgn .d Hsrrh- (rciel l I fi a -1 d ' f 1 r e t .1 p t- he "1 .... Tin I 1 Roerlek it- tow ef ' n Na-ea- r y, 1 f rorr Mr.nterev stal ed a' 4 p m stesn- -r er Tcsernlte with ;.g rift (n i.-m f- r 1 fitll r ranclaco S 1 nvt at 4 "a p n. . ' Oerman steamer Arabia, fr H .nk..rf I aa1 w iv po-a j rtlir.i Island A Passewt. tug M"-i,, witn K-g -s 'f In teW from o Infr.Ma rlrer fe. tan pilero Astoria AM ?. : -rv,rni:tnti at the tt- r T'rna- 1 t 1-S fnTUTh of U rl.er at m. sm'h. fsinth mf rtm fyrloegs. -iirg wind, southwest ; mlli; a-her. . Ceietes (LmrM. II to 1. won. Af- fkily. IterT.ath. 1 (Ventry) to 1, s -rnd. 1 Tl4ea at Aatort. rrtdsr Rlik uer.la.i,u itltua ! WalAt. II la L .' . t h X' e. e V. Msllf "I Lav J!r 1" '.. a i'tl" P"'o" . 1. 1 to 2. .-.ir-1. ilsrrrak'.s. I"4 1 1 tM'd Time 1 4 J 1-1 fifth race, Kifr, fitt-lor.gs !!:tn , Iul Frobry. If P ? ' 1. won: Pi'.iT atlria.-" iCntiiirr.V to '. -?- ood, Orffamb 11 B. Wilson 1. 1 to Don't "look for the signature H Just look for the food in a package of If a all food and it's full of muscle-making, life-giving material. It is the new malted corn food, made cf the choicest white corn blended with pure barley-malt. Agrees with ererybody and tastes good to young and pld. Ready-tofeerve hot or cold. Your grocer sells it The only Malted Corn Flakes. Odds and ends in Ladies' Vests, white gauze and lisle, regular price 35c. ror Friday sale 15t Qdds and ends in Ladies' Fancy Hose, most all colors, regular 35c values. For Fri day sale 19f Broken lines in Ladies' Under skirts, white muslin embroid ered and lace trimmed, values up to $1.0. Friday sale.. 50 Odds and ends in Towels, very best grade. 35c Turkish ' Towels 18 30c Towels 25c Towels 2c Towels lit 15c Towels Of Men's Extra Specials Odds and ends in Men's $5.00 and $o.00 Tailored Pants, fancv stripes, cheviots, tweeds and worsteds, rriday sale .$2.35 S3. 50 to $4.00 Pants. For Fri- riay sale $1.85 Broken lines in Men's Sfioe box calf, Dongola kid, via, pat ent leathers, all stvles, regular $4.50 and $5.00. " For Friday sale $2.35 Broken lines in Men's Golf and Negligee Dress Shirts, $1.50 to $2.00 values. Friday sale 39 Odds and ends in Men's High Grade LTnderwear, balbrig- gan, mesh and- Derby ribbed, regular $1.50 to $2.50 values. Friday sale 30 Broken lines in Men's Suits, fancy worsteds, cheviots, tweeds and serges, regular hand-tailored suits, regular S12.50 to $18.00 values. l or Fridav5.ale $4.85 $18.00 to $25 00 Suits, in odds and ends which we must close nut. lor rndav saIe .Sa.8o The $toE Corner First and Salmon Lewis Bros. ( Co.Mgrt. fi !: a. m, 4 1 p. m., , fettntr. TIbs. I I? X - I