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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER V 1003. "
I'JII LlOB MIS
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DONE FOR WORLD
l0 Bhllosonhv without earnaat thotiRht
ml no literature without aarrlflc
neither Can there be any art In any dl
roUon without toll. Think of what j-
por nil done iu our own loved west.
"The deeert reJolna and bloM.oius as
ths roa becauaa of tha couract lit tha
laboring roan. Tha pioneers ware toll-era.-
That rlbobo running around tha
inunniiiD ana aomeEiriiua marrm na
heart on which tha oonimaroa of tha na
tion ! lifted holiia tta place heoauee of
me riueiuy or tna oommon man.
' Toil Bom lot Sinalu
'"No mm la dairulu,! ltr toil. Brlnd-
ley wi not neither was liurns who
una about tha oommon thlnss of tha
dally round. Would you depreciate Bun-
an because ha was a tinker or Btephen
on because bo n an angina fireman or
LranKiin Decause Ha waa at printer or
Inooln because ha waa a rail splitter?
wouia you aenrec ata anv man because
of tba task put Into hie handa be It
ever so lowly T If you would do that
than you would ha va no uaa for tin
Ideal of tha ago. Vour attltuda toward
tha man who tolla may bo tha measure
Man Who Carrlea nod and Urtt VpM Uu"J.t.,,rt?0,,
I)r. Young Eoriews History
.to. Stow That 'Labor Is
" , Not Degrading.
BETTER JPAYSAIIEAP
: -FOR LABORING HAN
to IIIi Best la Entitled to M Moch
IWercnce as the Man , ! With
Whit Tl. ' "
"Thla earnantar nf Nazareth haa mads
tha largest contribution to human prog
ress. , ilia doctrine of man waa fatal to
Mat. It mad tha alava aa Valuable in
tha sight of Clod aa hla master.-- Tha
man on tha lowliest plana of Ufa counted I
aa much In soul valua aa tha king uponf
me tnrone. this truth- or aoui vaiue
after idays for
it la mi
- At . Taylor ' Street Church last night, I wrought mightily In tha afte
w . . n n ,.-w A, 1 tinlla-htenment and for liberty.
ev. Benjamin jr. loung. v. " . Whlch oraai.lsed labor flshta today,
hla text, "la not thla tha carpenterr I wt,y should it not oonten.l for thla? la
(Mark vi t). On tha aubjaot our uDt I iv not asKing ror una that la runaa
... . . . I mental to Ufa and to DroarreaaT.
10 xAoor. na spoxe as u.w.. rh, aivin, ,me ,,-, man ul'VH
" xne Matter nap oumeym wt i i te unto ua when we endeavor to obllter
hla. own country. '"Hla fame had pre-late or deface 1L It la a pitiful story
htm hut it .11 rf not add at Naxar- I cornea to ua rrom tna mines or urit
ceded him. but it Old not aaa at "r aln wrltton Into her hlatory 75 yeara ago.
eth to hla appreciation. He . waa well I what mora pitiful than that whfoh
known to tha people there and they had I cornea to ua from aome of the faotorlea
attMbuted to him a cheap notoriety, In
tha village temple" he stood up to teach,
He aald aome remarkable things and
exnlhlted rare wisdom.
"Hla wisdom, however, waa discred
ited, because they were familiar with hla
Jlfe and aurroundlags.
TIIUIIDER STOIif.1
LASTED A IVEEKi
CIRCUIT COURT CASES TO
ATTRACT WIDE ATTENTION
Tomorrow will
German Bark Aster Encoun-
ters Strange Weather at y St Si
: me equator.
HEAVENS AGLOW
be tha dr !orf
anxloua lawyer.
wltnasaes, priaonera
and othera too numerous to mention, fc
at :I0 o'clock tha Vacation of tha atata
circuit court will be at an end ana
four Judge wilt begin tha wearisome
grind on tha big pile of cases, civil and
i hiiiiu vu ini u
WTTTl FTT?K nTTAFTN criminal, thatare awaitlna; aotlon
judge C. U.
Oantenbeln. aa presiding
judgo. will be at tha helm, ana wiu nave
thaXasslEnment ' of cases to nia coi
leagbea. J. 11. Cleland. K. C Bronaugh
and K. O. Morrow. The latter is the
Craft Arrlrea In Dallaat From Mejil
lonri to Load Wheat for Kuron auooesaor of Thomna O' Pay-, whom ha
Calms and Contrary Win da Delay I
Voyage From Chilean Tort,
of tbe southland? Tha brutallaatlon of
tha child, of tha lad or the laaa means
the violation of divine law, of that
which Ood haa written In tbe conatltu
tlon of thintrs and it cannot go on with
out cerll to the ronubllo.
- uvery . lover or men ougni to urt
ud his voice asalnat the anonymoua
'Some said he was a plagiarist or a I nesa -of modern Industrialism. Men are
- fool, while others affirmed that ha waa
a fanatic. They were not ready to re
ceive instruction from thla man who
hud been trained at tha benoh. Their
prejudices were strong; -and teaching, no
matter how virile, waa repugnant to
.'.'It waa remarkable that th Naiar
ne should turn teacher and give to
them a syatera of ethics aupertor to any
thing in their traditions. It la. Indeed,
significant that the Messiah should be
a laboring man. Rather strange that
from the bench of the toller there
should be thrown light upon the ques
tions which had agitated the philoso
phers back In the centuries and that the
Ideal And the inspiration to the great
characters of subsequent ages should I Superintendent
thought of . often as so much brute
force or as so much from whloh so
much dividend may come. Manhood 1
forgotten. The wife and, the babies are
never inougnt or, me innereni posai
bllltta and alarhta Vien era ruthless.
ly trampled under foot. This 1 aay la
damnable.
"I onoe went on strike. I was
young fellow trying to earn money for
a coiiega eaucauon. xne uin wiiu
whom I ' worked became dissatisfied
There were good reasons for', the dls.
satisfaction. Though not of age I was
atrong and was earning' the' man's
wage. It so happened that I was madyt
secretary or the serine commiireei
Three of us1 had to go to interview Mr.
be thus given.
Wonderful in aua Ufe.
"While the Incarnation Is Incompre
hensible, as unfolded In the goapel and
enunciated by th church, It is a strik
ing and helpfur doctrine. It seems to
give consistency to the wonderful life
and to furnish a rational Interpretation
to tha cross and to Calvary. Remark
able as was Jesus Christ In his doctrine
he was more wonderful In. his life. He
was tha gospel and his truth was made
clear and vital by the glory of his won
derful life.
"The shop experience of Kaeareth
teaches us the dignity of honest toll
and that hard Industry Is honorable and
vpiitting. uonest laDor possesses a dig
nity of Its own. Labor is noble and
holy. We have aometlmea made the
mistake of segregating the holy from
the profane, we . have often run lines
through life, saying that on one side
there waa sanctity, while on the other
there was something different.
"We have profaned life often In our
attempts-to make some parts of It holy.
We - have inspired certain elements
which we have labeled with the eccle
siastical brand. Is not Ood In all
things? Let us put the label of sanc
tity upon honest toll everywhere be
cause It possesses inherent dignity. All
life Is sacred,- none of It Is profane.
"That, man who carries the hod, who
lives up to his best, with a fine Ideal
o life before him,- is entitled to rever
emce as much as his brother in clerical
srarb. In fact, I am Inclined to think
If anyone Is entitled to wear the white
choker and the distinctive- out of cloth
suggestive of reverence It should be tha
fellow who climbs the long ladder
ueanng tne nncK ana mortar-upon his
eiiuuiuerg. .
Contempt for laborer.
"Much of the same spirit of sarcasm
and contempt which prevailed in Naza
reth and was expressed against the car-
renier 19 rouna in modern ijre today.
The laboring man is often disparaged
uwua wiwi cuiiitmpi, eome ior
tunate ones look down upon him with
supercilious attitude. It Is contemptible
Tuomicr n is lounu. -xne ract mat a
man is a toner is no reason for his dls
paragement by his fellows.
, ' is there anything dishonorable In
having the bund aolled by honest toll?
t wi luuii me wuraman is only at-a
premium about election time. It Is this
treatment of the toller that intensifies
1110 aanc spirit in men. Men are equal.
xne. plutocrat and the proietalre are
maoe out or the same mud.
"There Is a royalty back in the origin
of every man. Every man is made In
the image of Ood. No matter where
men may work, in the mine or on the
street, they possess a personal splendor
by virtue of relationship to deity.
"Tha products of labor bespeak Its
Dignity. Civilisation la debtor to the
toller. The pyramids of Oisieh, the ral
acee of Luxor and the temples of Ele
phants are the products of tha human
hand. The atatue of the acropolis of
Athens built to tha goddess of the most
renowned city of earth was carved with
the chisel of Praxltlles. There can be
Mv companions were older men and
entitled -to respect at least because they
had homes and families. We stated our
position' with some trepidation. There
was nothing unreasonable in what was
said. xne aemanaa were nonesi anu
the men asked only for the sauare deal.
No sooner had we performed onr duty
when this manager leaped from his seat
and started on the jump ail arouna tne
room. He cursed us up and then down,
In and then out and about 10 times to
hades and back.
"That was all the satisfaction we got
from him. The men were cowed but
they cherished resentment. That man
forgot the manhood In himself and tha
divine image wnicn uoa nas impianteu
In every man, . Men are not to receive
such treatmept. Men are to be treated
as men. They are ' not thing's,
not so many machines, not representing
so much brute strength, but men with
the stamp of divinity upon them.
Recognition Is Coming-.
"Laboring men everywhere are pleading-
for the recognition of the man
within them. This must be heeded by
employers- of labor everywhere. The
pulpit must stand against that which
would crush out personality. The man
must never be lost lh the machine.
"Mav the dav speedily come when
there shall be equality of opportunity
tnr all men. when labor shall receive
Its just recompense, when men shall no
longer be treated as things, when the
bitter law-of supply and demand shall
not be , the only law In the field of
ra.nl tal and "labor but when love shall
have Its part, when our problems shall
Da settled oy intelligence ana reason
. ... ... n,),AM 1 1, n ramili,
thn emnlover. when the man shall be
recognised though clad in homespun or
in broadbloth, when the manly man with
the clear head , and the clean heart
ahall be declared of the regal type and
entitled to wear honor's crown."
brief service as. presiding judge a few
weeks ago, It will be his first- work on
the circuit bench..
Vfiinh nt tha intaraat at tha Bentember
term will be centered In the work of
tha grand Jury, which was restored by
tha popular vote last June and will have
When a few miles north of tha aqua-
t6r on her way to Portland, tha Oar-1 to return Indictments against men 10.
man bark Alter rot caiia-ht in a thun-1 fused of orime since Pistrlct 'Attorney
ma. para Aster got caught in a tnun- Mnn,B(r 0NUP6a fuing informations.
ur biwiiu imi "H uu j i The grand Jury is clotnea wun wine
tha worst that could well be imagined, I powers, and part of Its duties consist
At was one of those electrical storms M" h investigation of tha conduct of
with darts of lightning slgsagglng about
and criss-crossing so fast that tha heav
ens seemed at tlmis one solid flash of
names. .
The thnnder peals were deafening.
and some of the crew were badly fright
ened when out or tne-mase or naanes
would coma a report ao terrlfio aa to
Ui early throw the men off their feet
TDS Storm lasiea tor nearly a wee,
and Captain Utslnger says that the ship
11 undoubtedly have been shattered
and set afire but for the fact that each
mast has a lightning rod. Through
these, many of the closest flashes dla-
annenred
The Aater arrived In the local harbor
Yesterday arternoon. Denning at L,mn
on, where her sand ballast will be- dls-
county ouicea. 1 . - . y. ,
VuUla Interest la Cases..
Out of 100 "names ' drawn' for "fury
servloe, 86 men have- bean served by the
snenrr. tne remainder - caving moved
away or could not be found. . Tomorrow
tne 11st -win Da further reduced wnen
the -presldlnar ludse excuses those who
offer - satisfactory reasons. From tha
names that ara left seven will be drawn
for grand Jury servloe. 1 Judas Qanten-
nein win appoint one or tna number as
foreman) and another of tha -members
will be elected as secretary by tha lur-
ors themselves. Richard Delch will act
as bailiff for the inquisitors. . '
District Attorney Cameron's office
will have several score of criminal cases
to present to the grand Jury. Many of
charged. She Is under charter to carry these will tako little time, as tha wlt-
wheat to jiuopa. nessas are at nana ana tna returning or
T tnnlr tha Altfr SE 1flVS tO make the I lndlrtmnnt In fnnrniu OAni-lnalnn Tn
run from MeJUlones, Chile, to Columbia other cases more extended investigation
river, and. excepting for the thunder will be required. One of the cases that
and lightning near the equator, tne
voyage was uneventful. The electrical
storm was accompanied by heavy
squalls. But asldo from this, calms
were tne usual nuns. uu iorviucunjr
headway waa retarded. Seaweed, too,
rot a fine start In the tropical waters,
and the vessel had a pretty good crop
will be followed with greater Interest Is
that. of Whitney L. Boise, the clubman
and east side development worker, who
Is accused of embeasUng tha funds of
tha liawthorna estate.
No murder caaea will be tried In Sep
tember unless it be that of Jackson
Raid, tha boy slsrar of Oeorge F. le
Mars, who will first be triad In tha
Juvenile court to datarmlne tha question
of his delinquency. After that lie tnay
be dealt wltli In the Juvenile court or
remanded to tha circuit court on a
charge .of murder, but the latter i-ourse
la not regarded aa likely. Hla trial for
delinquency Is at for September 14.
ISdward II. Martin, accused of tha mur
der of Nathan Wolff, am Jack La Roan,
charged with killing It. Neuman with
a sms plpeare to be tried In October.
Ths ffrat raae on the docket for, to
morrow la that of the city of Portland
against O. W. Nottingham, In which the
City Is trying to enforce lta fire ordi
nances. Another case Is a damage suit
by Peter Sonsun ugalnht the Portland
Railway company, and thn third rase
to be tried tomorrow la that of O. :.
Kralg Against John P. FhArkey and others.
'Vstltloa for Court Beporters.
Tha four Judges of the court appoint
ed 1 o'clock this afternoon in tha time
for a conference to map out their work
and. to pasa on a few matters that have
arisen. Certain changes In the rules of
the court have been stigKesteI and will
be considered. . Another uucHtlon Is a
Eetltion signed by HI members of the
cal bar asking ror the appointment of
Doualas S. Dufur and George II. Dufur
as official reporters.
This Detltlon involves a rosslhle
cnanaa in tne system or court reporting.
The firm of Sholes, Hoys A Pernon has
had this work, but Mr. Roys retired a
tmw weeks aro. The Dufur natltlon
call attention to this and asks that Du
fur A Pufur be appointed In his place.
at the aama time protesting against
Sholea ft Person calling In any outside
helD. Many of those who signed the
Betltlon asking for the appointment of
ufur & Pufur declined to Join In the
protest. If Dufur & Duur are named
na result migni do inn assignment or a
reporter to each ' department of the
court. Instead of the present system of
handling by one rirm. Arguments are
advanced In favor of both methods, and
the judges will have to decide between
them.
years of age. wearing- dark clothes of
the 'most modish cut and a new darby
hat, sitting on tha stairs.
"I'm so sick I can't move," ha cried.''
"You don't look much Ilka a alck
man," said ths landlady. .
Baaing that his story was questioned
tha thief made a sudden dart toward)
Mrs. Eplsr, pushed her over and,' taking
lua oonttnta of tha box, which ha had
evidently been holding behind him whan
aha appeared, vanished down tha stairs.
On morning laat week ths telephone
box In tha Pleasanton, Third and Je0ei
son, was robbed and the wires of tbe
other telephone in tha hallway cut at
tha asms time, that no alarm might be
sent to tha pollaa, Ths amnant sto!t
In each caae haa been email, but ti
man's daring haa'mada tha dataotlv
anxious to apprehend htm.v
Biro ro anrnrttat cataxooca
Trees. Shrubs, Vines, Eta
Address ..
.! J. BUTZER, 5EHDS
iJ ' Dawk, V ;i' ,
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SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Saving deposits are received "from $1.00 up, on which
'interest is paid.
This form of deposits is of especil value in building
up a bank account as it admits of withdrawals or ad
ditional deposits at any time. Every incentive consistent
with safety is offered to patrons of this department.
Our neat leather-covered bank as an aid to savirjg is -loaned
free to those who want them,
Merchants Savings &
Company
Trust
247 WASHINGTON STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON
wind or tide gets In their way In the
channel. Thev have to throw out kedse
ancnors dui even tnese sometimes rail
when she landed yesterday afternoon, to hold a ship in th desired position.
The fresh water of the river will Kin Harbormaster Speler said- some time
-a O hnWAVer. SO thSt She Will DOlatTA lh,l , K A a . 1, ...... V. A.l
clean when ready to start out for Eu- Uon whelr tne rraJn BMpping Bea0or,
rope without having to go on the dry- opened t this year. But so far aa can
dock, , ! be ascertained no one has. been able to
discover anything In tha river bearing
iue Biignieai resemoianeo to a mooring
buoy and hence the conclusion Is drawn
that none has been provided. Plans of
tne Duoys were drawn- up and they
looKea very weis. on paper. It was
said that they would hold a ship In any
wind and against any sort of a Uda or
iresnet.
This beinr a leral holiday tha tiarhnr.
master's statement could not be obtained
as to- whether or not an appropriation
naa oeen maae, ror tna ion promised
hunvi . '
DYNAMITE OBSTRUCTIOXS.
Channel In Klamath Lake Will Be
Put in Good Shape.
set 1.1 IMr,ath t Th Joiimitl.
Klamath Falls. Or.. Sept. 7. The bar
In the Klamath river, a mil oeiow
Klamatb Fans, is Deing rwi
Hvnamtta. in order to allow the passage
of the steamer Klamath. A rocky ledge
extending out into the river near the
Island has been known to exist for
many years, but not until the present
o-rtromd low water has any amicuiiy
been experienced In navigation.
On several trips, the steamer Klam
ath went aground on the bar,. He laying
passengers and mall many hours.
Transfer Is now being made of passen
gers and mall from a gasoline launch
to the steamer until the bar is removed.
The Klamath Lake Navigation com-
nanv has a force or men removing tin
obstruction, and the river will; be clear
In a short time. It is especially urgent
that this bar be removed this fall, as
the railroad will reach water in a very
short time, and transportation to tnis
city will then be entirely by tha river.
COASTERS MAKE GOOD TIME.
QUIET OX THE FRONT.
TEACHERS' TRAINING
COURSE AT KLA3IATH
Klamath Falls, Or., Sept 7. The high
school board of Klamath county has
declared favorably to establishing a
teachers' training class course, and the
course will probably be adopted, after
consultation with the principal and
teachers of the school.
The course Is especially desired be-.
cause or tne long aisiance siuuenta
must go from here to the stato normal
schools, the cost of the Journey and
expenses keeping many from ' taking a
teacher's course.
Companies Incorporated.
Salem., Or.. Sent 7. Articles of in
corporation have been filed In the of
fice of the secretary of state as fol
lows:
Commercial Keaity company; pnn-1
cltal office, Portland; capital s,tock; f
Kicnard w; )
Breakwater Beats Record From Coos
Bay Rose City in Port.
The steamer Breakwater. Captain
Macgenn. arrived from Coos Bay yes
terday afternoon after the quickest run
yet made between oiarsnrieia ua x-on-land.
8he covered the distance in 22 H
hours.
Good weather was encountered all the
way and It would have been Ideal, but
for the mist that began to fall yester
day afternoon wnen tne crart was com
ing up the river. The Breakwater
brought a full list of passengers and a
couple hundred tons of freight.
The Harrlman liner Rose City, Cap
tain Kldston, will be at Alnsworth dock
about 6 o'clock this evening, several
hours ahead of her schedule. ghe
reached Astoria at 8 this morning and
left up at 10:30.
MOORING BUOYS NEEDED.
Longshoremen, Gratnhandlers and
Riggers Observe Holiday.
Everything was oulet aloncr tha water.
front this mornlna-. tha lonorahoremen
grainhandlers, riggers and caulkers
ceiebratlnz Labor dav and nartlnlnnt-
lng In the grand street parade. But the
saiiors on tne roreign snips naa to per-
xorm mcir usual stunts mena sans,
chip rust off the iron sides and scrub
aecits.
There was a regular sewing) bee on
the French bark Gael at Columbia dock
No. 1, six salwart tars being engaged
sewing a new set of canvas, in the sail
loft. They knew that the longshore
men naa not enown up ror worn this
morning but had no idea why such was
the case. Some of the Gael's sailors
had been locked up In the city Jail Sat
urday night because of being out after
hours and they were glad to be back
on board the vessel this morning.
MARINE NOTES.
Loner Promised Anchors Have Not
Yet Been Provided by City.
The wheat 'shipping season is on, ves
sels are arriving daily to carry the gram
sway, yet the- promised mooring buoys
have not been provided. The result is
that as before vessels are left to pay
wharfage while waiting their turn. at
the grain wharves or else swing at
anchor in the stream.
While it is satisfactory enougn to tne
izou.uuu incorporators, nicnara w . '":- h... ti,.r. ...ri. w i
0nTrt;?,he;mH- B CPley nd W1U ancVor in the stream, navigators on the
time a windjammer In Bwlngrlnir with th
INCENDIARY BLAZE
IMPERILS LIVES OF TWO
Once mors an Incendiary has stirred
the neighborhoods of Mount Tabor and
Mount 8cotU- this time setting firs to
tha Applegata grocery store and en
dangering -the lives f Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge Klrth who Jive above the gro
cery st West avenue and the Section
Line roadf Tha firs waa discovered
about 1.-10. Saturday morning and was
extinguished before anjr damage was
done. This makes-the fourth or fifth
mysterious fire In this section of the
city within the past few months and
tna .residents oeneve mat an nave
been tse work of the same man.
Tha Ingenuity shown in the effort
to a astro y Appiegatea piaos clearly re
vealed that the firebug had a
knowledge of tha building and Its con
tents. Attached to the main building
is a. one-story anamon oi wooaen con
struction in which is kept oil and other
mgmy inriammaeia materials.
Uvea of Two la Zagar.
- Tba Incendiary dug . bsnaath tha
weather -boarding rn tha outside and
started Ms nre directly beneath tha
oils. . Living above tha store in the
main building ara Oeorge Klrth and
nia invalid wire, ttoon arter tha lira
was started Mr. Klrth, who was at.
tending Mrs. Klrth, noticed, the smoke
and ruaheir down and pot out tha
flames with a bucket of water.
An examination revealed a small
fragment of a work basket In which
tba fiend bad evidently placed his combustibles.-
Mr. Applegata said that be
had no such baskets in his stock sad
so far as be knew nbaa had ever been
CASTOR I A
; Tot Intuit tad OJldrta. f ;
Ttt Kbi Yea Kan Atop E::.
' Bar th
Eljjaatursct
seen around the place. He believes
that tha basket was filled with In
flammables and placed beneath the
building before being fired. -i
Applegate has owned ttfe store but
six months and stated today that he
had no-enemies to whom he could as
sign the fire and believes it to be the
work of the aama person who started
the other fires.
About three months s-o tha Hount
Bcott Lumber company waa burned by
a fire of unknown -origin and ahortly
after a house near tha lumber yM was
destroyed. Later the Pplcer block in
Mount 8cott was destroyed bv fire an)
much neighborhood strife arose over the
Dlase, some of the residents claiming
mat me ouiiains naa Deen rtren to col
lect insurance. Although an effort was
mane to create a sensation over trie a r
falr examination failed to prove that
m Tire was started uy tne occupants.
That the Arnleaate fire waa atarteA
by tha aamo oeraon accountable for the
other fires Is the belief of Mr. Apple,
gate although he cannot account for the
aeaira on tne part of anybody lo injure
him. He said that there was' a drua--
atore In. tha 8nlcer block and Inasmuch
as thejiletriet Is "dry" snd some of the
people Thought that liquor waa being
sold on Sundar. he could undemtard the
motive for flrina the bulletin. Rut na
such condition prevails at his place and
hs Is unable to explain tha fir.
Sevad by Yarrow Kargla.
Had It ot ben tnr tti fnj that
Klrta was awaks ahsrtly after tha fire
was started ha and Mrs. Klrth mlh
have been cremated or seriously Injured
in tha flames. Tba f Ira waa etrtd m
that It would flr burn tha part af the
cunning in wnim tne oils are located
and It would have taken but few m
ments for tha flames to have spread te
in parts or tne nrhl frajxta atruetara
and completely d eat rayed It Tbe s4gb
borhood Is without adequsta f Ira and
police protee-Uett and tha oooortualUae
for Incendiarism ara very gr-eat.
Efforts ara being made ta affect aa
srre-rt hot tha only clue or Hi which ta
Wfylt-U found li th fragmrrt of the
wot a naaxet. r.re wltd rood clue.
Appieaate fear that wotMra wcm'l
coma of aa effort ta catch the tnoendu
Astoria, Sept. 7. Arrived at 8 a. m.
atid left up at 10:110 a. m., steamer Rose
City, from San Francisco.
San Francisco, Sept 7. -Arrived at
a. m., steamer ueo. vv. j-jiaer, rrom
Portland.
Astoria, Sept. 8. Arrived at 6:30 a.
m., steamer Cascade, from Ban Fran
cisco. Arrived at S:40 and left up at
10:30 a. m.. steamer Breakwater, from
Coos Bay. Sailed at 9 a. m.. steamer
Alliance, for Coos Bay. and steamer J.
Marhoffer. for San Franolsco. Arrived
down at 9:40 and sailed at 10:40 a. m.,
steamer tiomer, ror Ban r rancisco.
Sailed at 5:40 p. m., steamer St. Helens,
for San Francisco.
San Francisco, fiept. 6. Arrived at 1
a. m., German steamer Naimantla, from
Hong Kong and way ports, for Portland.
Point Lobos, Sept. 6. Passed at 4
?i. m., tug Dauntless with log raft In
ow, from Columbia river, for San
Diego.
Port San I,uls, Sept. S. Arrived,
steamer Atlas, from Portland.
Limerick, Sept. 6. Arrived, French
bark Hoche, from Portland.
Astoria, Sept. ".--Condition at the
1I1UU .u ui bug live, nt o a. jii.. Diiiwiii,
wind southeast. 45 miles; light rain.
Tides at Astoria Tuesday Hign wa
ter 11:88 a. m., 7.7 feet; 11:15 p.
8.8 feet. Low water 6:11 a. ra., -foot;
6:81 p. m., 2.7 feet.
m.,
-0.4
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The Norwegian ship Daghlld Is ex
pected to shift from her anchorage at
St Johns to Montgomery dock No. 2' this
afternoon.
The first annual Joint picnic of the
Portland Photo Engravers' union and the
Portland Btereotypers' union was given
yesterday on the launch Eva. Those who
went had a fine time so those who went
with them say, although the damp
weatner somewnat lnterrered with the I
arrangements. Ths party landed on an
Island down the Columbia and enjoyed :
a game of baseball, a friendly boxing
match and other games.
The oriental liner Numantia has ar
rived at San Francisco and will be here
In about a week's time to load for Hong
kong and way ports.
Four pontoons of the Portland drvdock
have been engaged by a Seattle ship re
pairing flrrn for four weeks' use. it Is
understood that the firm will bring the
British steamer Beechley here for re
pairs. The Beechley ran ashore on the
Alaskan coast and sustained serious
damages some time ago. She was sub
sequently floated and will be towed here
to enter the dock on September 11. It Is
understood that the steamer .has- quite
a quantity of freight on board which
will be discharged here.
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Conservative management, unexcelled facilities and a constant
endeavor to meet the wants and convenience of its patrons,
have contribrtted largely to the succeas of this bank. We cor
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MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OF TRADE.
Knocks Down Landlady in
Successful Effort to Steal
Nickles.
A man who dresses like a prosperous
banker Is making a specialty of rob
bing telephone boxes In rooming-houses,
and early this morning was caught In
the act by the landlady of the house at
320 Front street, .
By a quick shove the thief upset the
landlady", Mrs. S. J. Epler, and made
his escape. Sha, was able to give the
ponce an excellent description, and De
tectives Howell and Prloe are working
on the theory that he is a., discharged
employe or tne teiennotia company who
did not turn In his key, and . Is thus en
abled to unlock the boxes without delay
and i make off with the contents. In this
case the thief was rewarded with but a
small sum for his trouble and daring.
About 4 o'clock this morning Mrs.
Epler heard a noise in the hall. She
round the unknown, a man about 85
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