Tim ukeuon DAILY ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. 1 FRIDAY '
EVENING. OCTOBER 0. 1908.
17
HIRE RII so
m is fall m
Prolonged Northerly Winds
Have Driven Storms
to' Eastward.
R. n, Inmsii has galled for San Fran-
Kiern.
'I he Steamer J. Marheffer. Captain
Oeorga Wlnkel, sailed for Han an.
Cisco yeatarday with 114 tona.- She r-
riven ma ama day.
amaiiip itoanoKe, captain i".
h In charaa. Belled laat night
redro. hhe la carrying av iai
carro of l.St Inn..
Tha ataamar tinaa llw aalla fop Ran
riniivi.ru ini. aiLrrimin,
Tha Kranrh hark Virn.ll Rar la 1na4,
IM1EII
MM
PATRONS
for I ha man and with tha college yeila.
OITINTET OP "FTtTfOftS XTlV
h l ) h K I WILLIS IN BLANKFEST
......LU.
bar of rooteri than usual tuma out.eeoh aelture of coal from bellflrerenta In lsu
evening, and the field rlnaa with ciieere trel ports, ew
A good
Hrttih:hrr iiaiie.
disengaged Hat at Montgomery dock No. I . ,n ,. '
l ,l..r. al.e haa, been shifted from find DamaiTfl Nllffa UllWtf.
; en in Consequence.,
1 THREE SHOWERS IX
ALL' SEITEMBER h"?1
I!1
I'
8
u JaBt Trace of lUIn Fell on First
'i Day of October, mnit Nonio at All
Since That Day,' Bart Weather
Columbia dock No. 1. fiha ia only par
tially dlarharad. ' . ,
- Sailors from tha ships In port ar to
ba entertained 'at tha concart to ba
given inie evening at tha I'ortland Sea
mini Friend aocletv. rorn.r Third and
Flanders streets, vocal aoloa will ba
uni in aaaition to cnantiea which will
una; at ina Pfiunf or tna tooaall.
Jiflll will atvn a alalaht-of.hanl
penorminct. ,
' V MARINE NOTES.
Francisco Oet I. Willi abut out
tha Oaka yesterday, I to 0. aided by a
sumivi v. .fiviK . am ecore;
BAN FRANCISCO.
, AB. R. Jt. PO. A. B.
i un ia, ap, , , ........ . 4111
Mlldabrand, If. j 0 1 i
.airier, aa. I
Charlea Klrchner. ona of tha propria
tor of tha Turn Italia cafe at rouxtb
and Yamhill streets; and flva woman,
patrons of tha cafa. war Arrested by
Patrolman Fuller at I -o'clock yes ter-
liodle, rf... ..........
WUilams.v lb ..V 4
Hark, of ............ 4
Berry, a . . ; . ., . . . ... 4
MeArdJa.. lb,
rlll(a,;p,
Totals :
........'.....II I
i, ., OAKLAND.
i 'I
0 1.41
0 10
7 ir.Tf
i
4
dAy afternoon, after. Fuller, threatened cook. lb. 1 .'. . 1. 4 ' a , a a T ii
a uaa nia gun ir any or tnam triad wiyruaaaaia. , zo,. ...... p i 11
4
4
4
I a . m
Aptorla. Oct Arrivad down durlnt I eapaj, -and-taken to. tha pollca autlon. UuumgilVrj'rf
Forecaater.'
tha nlaht, ateamer Noma City. Arrived whara thav ware booked for violation of Kaaan." aa.
aown at :tn m. m., uartnan anin Aater.l. ...ki..,i .w. .1 v.n u.Iimii -t .
Oct 8. Sailed at 1 1
Portland hai had leaa rainfall alnca
tha laat of Auguat tbla year than for
many yeara. -The amall amount of rain
which haa fallen In thla vicinity la aur
" V V mm U.II.U L I . . . I MAffin I 111-....- ... A
p. m., ataamar JToaamita. for Columbia 01 wo,m,tt 'W'ML uiii 0.......... 4
fiver. . ., iieaoia.- iLounka. ,o.i a
Uak. w n a o-lt.a -. I I n a Mailll nr tM. awaa. mi. Ka aai 1 "
I
1 t
o- 0
0 I
f 0
1 II
0 I
0 0
roue
ike
Btorr concernlne- Klnar'Al.
fonao'a vlalt to Enaland ta ulna' tha
uoda of. tha etreal. AVhan he waa la
I. la of- IV ihL ha want out from
hla hotel ona niurnlna befora braakfaat
fur a walk, and in oroaalnf a atreat
loat hla hat and than called a victoria,
a-lvlna- tha driver a Hat of tha plaeee
ha wlahmt to vlalt After tha .drive ha
dlamlaaad tha coach and walked Into
tha realaurant Hinart, where, aaatlntt
hlmaalf at a table ha aoon aaw hie
coachman etandlnc with tha klna'a list I
of atopplnf place,'1o which ha bected I
ia. aaaea:
of tha Blue Gooae. a fraternal ortanli
atlon vrlU a memberahlp confined ta ln
au ra nc men. held Ita eecend annual
metlnftody.'ar tha Audttorlum.'fol
HTwInif tha annual ' convention af thi
Fir Vndarwrltera' aaaoclatlun of thi
norm weal. The- annual raporta pre
aented at tha meat ln showed that tha
wiue uooao now haa I atata ponda,
with a total membership of 1,111. Tha
Illinois pond la tha larveat, with 161
niembera, followed by - tha Wlaronsln
pond, with 114. and Texaa and Minna
eota. with 111 aaoh.
mm to aln Itr "Ah. filra," aaio 7-.a C la a.i
Coaohr. "1 don't often have the honoi I II fir . 51 , .tirirr I I ITIO
of carrylna ai klna of Spain In my I M WUUI i A A1I1V
iwiii Aiiunio, iiufmnRi Bisnwa ins
paper which .ha rave to tha ooachmaii
with anma aoveretana.
An Invltatlqn haa bean received by the
Enallah anverrwnant. from your Sec
retary of State Hoot, to meat In Ixn-
don In January with repreeentatlvca of
r-ranoe, . nina, japan, urrmany, ort-
uaal. Tui-Kny. - Persia and Kuasla to
consider the auaatlon of . maaauraa to
rejujativ tha trade in opium.
Bine Gooeo Flies' Hlffh.
IRnaHal IManatpk ta Tka Jaaraal t
Chicago, 111., Oot I. Tha Grand Neat
$3000 SNAP
na ereet or high pressure
tmim mnrninr iron
to upper UU hlgan
gh pressure eatsnds
Teiaa north as at ward
pressure areas
from
while aecondary blah
are over the graat
Saltan I 'ina raault or thla arrest ma
Koaecrane,, with schooner Monterey, for " k 0"m"a orouan sgsmsi tnei Totals t ........... .11 0 I IT II
xinKar. nt s a ... m v.... mnriionm.Dl lh. diiu nt mil. trusjixn. ax tnnijvus,
Armen. from Dublin, for Portland. I their presence to a place where liquor I aan Franolaoo.... .0 I I M j M 0 t
Aetorla, Oct. Arrived at I p. m.. "ow oiranaa,- but-applies only to " '".' e
prising and the only reason for the lack Herman ship Alexander laenberr. from tha Proprietor who aUowa them to be iJ"'nI ? ? ? 2 S 2 ? ? i 1
jof storm, la the prolonged . northerly koi"--?:.' . 5!T. A"2B .MJl .3152 'Att . ' ' "' mrli at,K 1 1 l
wlnda. Ravaral InrtniU'iv. thrsatanad
(and then auddenly. blown away. ' Tha
nnrmll nrarlnltatlon f nr Kad tam hap and
early October la usually about .1) of
. an Inch dally, and for the entire month
.of October about l.ll Inches, but the
I only rainfall ao far thla month fall on
uctoner i ana was out .08 or an incn.
" Port Harford. Oct I. ArHvsd. at..m. been retained by the defenaa. stated thla
er Colonel E. U Drake, from Portland. morning that at least two of the women
Queenatown. Oat 7 Arrived RHii'.h I were contemplating bringing such
San Francisco. Oct Sailed at a a I . Waolisals Arrest.
m.. ateainer (Yellowstone, for Columbia Aocordlng to tha story told by Charles
river. iKlrchner. Officer Fuller walked into tha
Astoria. Oct Condition at thai cafa wh.ra about II man aiJ anm..
' During Septembe? tbtr. but 2? V.-. ob.oured; were aaajn, and drinking and informed lT
f three showers, aU very light. On Sep- NT".? f"""w'"v' niioa. weatner, everyDooy tnat may were ail under
Itember I. .01 of an Inch feU; on the lsV!. A0'. ...... ... . arreat. There waa a prompt movement
'7th. .01 of an inch fell, and .14 fell N.j-.-:. l".--y - wa- on tne part-or moat or me people prea-
rsentember 19. There haa been but .21 1..'. " .i" J?: zmwX l:P " m.. I.I lent to escape and all but a few of them
. . . aa iwu ufr wsier. I a. m.. o.t rest! 7'lilm.. Ih.l, ,i.bwi thrnua-h that ...
u. mi invn rsinisu siuuw aurubv . tn .a , .... -. - - - : v . - " .
A xwMiinn nt iinrmi have heen V- reet . - loon, which ia separate from the cafe.
atartln In Hrltlah Columbia and , de- . "f i IJ.'"coi ..95 8t?mr As- but connacUd by a door. Fuller. Kiroh-
. veiopi
tney
0 0
I
BVMaf ART,
Two-baaa hits Van Haltren. Hoaan
Bacrlflee hits McArdle. Zalder. Bndle.
Stolen base Lewis. . Double play Beck
to wuiiama to MOAra.a first baas on
nana urr-wuiia, l. tin ay pitch
Hlldebrand. .Struck out By Willis 1,
by Loucks 1. ' Time of rams 1 :25. Um-
jrea tiyna and u tjtmneii.
Ing in Hrltlah Columbia and .de. "?" Mch .ItiXSS. c ..?m?.r A"m but connecUd by a door. Fuller. Kiroh
lni as they move eastward, but Y!?? J." t0rLortlal?d y" " says, ordered him to help corral
have all given Oregon a wide V "i1,"' to port w,tt an' f he women and Klrchner refuaed. Ful
xotwithstandina' tha lack of otner tner in tow. ier then said: r"If any of you attempts
MAIUXE DTTEXXIGEirCB.
berth. Notwithstanding the lack of
. normal precipitation the temperature
f generally has been about the same as
! usual, with an average of about half
1 1 h 5Am rr7.n"drt.-th: rl Waar. Due to
1 latter part of the month. Yeaterday Alliance, Coos Bay....
i the weather bureau was certain that it I .oomeaia, onsnt .
would rain, but It did not The rore
i cast of today is for fair weather.
CASTAWAYS BEACH HOME
George W. Elder. San Pedro
Uamer, San Franolsco
Eureka, Eureka and Coos. . .
State, Ban Franclaoo
Arabia, orient
Aleala. orient
Numantia. orient
Basralar Users to Bspeurt.
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.
Crew of Seven Si-tors Make Long
Overland Trip.
(United Fraas Lais-d Wire.)
Nome. Alaska, Oct. 9. After a per
lloua trln of 207 miles serosa the moun
tains, the last of the crew of the Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro
wrecaeo acnooner ee-rcn uieiers reacnya i NloameolS, orient
here tooay, xne journey to leiier irorn
the place where the Seven Slaters struck
oocupled 17 daya. No, lives were lost
tha craw comlna safe to Shore' after
the vessel was beached. The schooner Aleala. orient
waa bound for Nome from the eoal Numantia, orient
Tieias or corwm murrs. -ins oraiv. a
complete wreck, Is neat Shlsmaroff
Inlet
Arrive.''
Oct.
....Oct
...Oct. 12
...Oct 12
...Oct. 12
...Oct II
...Oct II
...Nov. 1.
. .Nov. II
. LionlsvlIIe Race
Louieville, Ky- Oct. . Weather
Clear, track raat Results yestsrday:
First race, six furlongs, aelllng Alice
Balrd. 99 (Butler), won; Bempronlum,
101 (Walsh), second;, Elisabeth Har
wood, 107 (Powers), third. . Time,
1:14 l-l. . -
Second race, - one mile and 70
yards. Belling Gold Treasurer, 98 (But,
Ier), won: Telegrapher. 107 (Powers),
second; Coaster, 15 . (Walsh), third.
time, i:t 7 j-o
till
Rose City, San Francisco
Alliance, uoos Bay
Eureka, Eureka and Cooa
Homer. San Francisco..
State, San Franoisco . .
Breakwater, Cooa Bay...
Arabia, orient ... ;
to escape, I will use my gun."
Fuller succeeded in corrsjing. besides
Klrchner, one man and live women. The
women were Madeline Alexander, Ida
Johnson, Mrs. A. Rogers, Mrs. Lu Wil
kinson and Edith Rogers at least
are the namaa They gave at toe
atafl An TJnna - a : than, ta undar f K I 110 (BUtler). third. Tim.
vear or an. anl ona woman la IK I x uurin racn, mm irimro uoi.i nana
She had her" 28-year-old daughter with cap. seven furionga Zlenap. 101 (But
hsr. All ara evidently resnectable neo. er). won; Al Muller, 101 (McOee). sec-
Die of the middle class, such as are not ?n.a:.n"' 106 (fowera), third. Time,
usually seen around the police station. "IS"0' ... . -
- .. 1 a Vll tai aria ua vm n votilliM-
joaron to IMWB. Merrick. 109 (Butler). won: Barnea-
m,iiir ordarad Klrchner to a-n to tha I dale. 105 (Walsh), aecond: .Robin Hood.
nhone and call ud the oollee a tat! on and iut tfowers). tnira. xime, i:i i-a
Third race - five end a half furlonaa.
tsuchlpuraa Sorrowful, 0.12 .(Powera). won;
DOlloe I Duomo, 100 (McOea). eecood; Aspirin,
er it 110 (Butler), third. Time, 1 .OS l-l.
r ou rtn race, toe winaro i
;ap, seven furlongs Zlenap,
ir), won; Al Muller, 101 (M
rid;
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1
a ' i
lla. . L1AZJ. ST I
X, t - 1 1 VJ 3 r S. If
bT " f wf II
y .jai w 1 1
I).l.h-rrw1"-e-J
rn I.1EII AROWOUEll.
ar tcmiaX I Vm Pig ajfor aoaataral I
fku.ia. I dlaokaraaa-iaaamaiaHeaa. I
r -----t-i
1 aa, hi ta Nrtaan,
2 ACRE HOME
It -happens this way: We have
client that wants a certain farm, a
wanta.lt bad. Ha haa an alaa-ant ft.anra
noma on H. E. Uaunt Tabor with flrat
class buildings. Ground In the highest
state of cultivation, containing all kinds
or rruit and berries; I acres of It will
pUt 14 full-alsed lots that will aell at
good advance over coet leaving I
acrea with tha bulktlnga and lota of
fruit and garden around, at a coat of
si.odo. Thla la tha beat buy on the
market lie must sell In order to buy
the. farm. It'a only an t-mlnute walk
from Mount Tabor car to tbla place.
Better hurry If . you want something
lor your money.
OREGON HOME.
itm Komaisoir.
" , , . . i
CO.
....Oct 9 nrdar tha natrni waa-on sent un Kirch. Sixth race, one mile and a alxteenth.
...Oct. 10 ner refuaed. aavinr there waa no need selling Beeterllng, 98 (Glasner), won;
Oct II of trying to make a sensational affair M.rtlboy, 19 (Haidel), second; Lady
. .VCt. 16 .... - ,. h hatillna- thnaa aa I XS&IbUl". 11 UjeneMCni. 1011X1. Time.
"Inl. An-tcn tn tha atatinn Ilka criminals
They were all ready to walk down. The
TAKES GRAIN TO ENGLAND
X7, Teasels tn lort.
Broderick Castle, Br. sh
LArriemore, Br. ah N. P.
..Oct 15
..Oct. 1
..Oct 17
..Nov. 1
..Nov. 15
.. Dec. 1
AVKnJgh't of Thistle Clears With Eight
inouBWiu a ona.
The alanf steamer Knight of the
Thistle nas cleared for Tacoma with
8. 000 tona of urn In. She will take orl
2,000 more at the sound and sail direct
for Hull, England. The Knight df the
Thistle has on board a cargo vaiuea at
1178,000. ' There are 118,500 bushela 'of
barley and 112,850 bushels of wheat
, It is understood that the French bark
Aslneres will also load grain at this
iport for the United Kingdom In the near
future.. She has., a. capacity of 3.715
Ions and sailed for Portland harbor
from Hobart, Tasmania, September 22.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Captain Neuman of the German
steamship Arabia reports that Auguat
16, 1908, In latitude 46 degreea 27 min
utea north, longitude 124 degrees 48
minutes west, he passed a large tree
about 60 feet long.
Also on August 26, in latitudeBl de
grees 68 minutes north, longitude 162
degrees 20 minutes west, he passed sev
eral large timbers.
. .Btreara
t.hr Ca
Ley land Bros.. Br. ah
Dpnn Franceses, Br. bk Astoria,
Churchill. Am. sch Astoria
Drydock
. . . .Astoria
. . . .Oceanic
....Astoria
. . . .Astoria
. . .Drydock
. .St Johns
.Centennial
.stream
JOHN M'NULTT,
Nautical Expert
NOTICE TO MARINERS
CaDtaln McGregor of the American
steamship Farallon reports that a rock
shews st low tide one nair mile tnaut.)
cast (true) of the center of Rose island,
Clarence strait. Alaska. Approximate
position, latitude 68 degrees 6 minutes,
north, longitude 1S2 degrees 60 minutes
west JOHN M'NULTT.
Nautical Expert
i ALONG THE WATERFRONT. ,
The schooner Annie Smala has sailed
for Hongkong.
The British bark Flfeshlre, with 1.2 IS
tons of cargo Is due from Sydney, Au
stralia. hJie sailed August 3.
The Deike Rlckmers moved from tha
Eastern at western dock to the Pacific
coast elevator wharf this morning.
The Wynnstay has moved to the bal
lant dock at 1.1 nn ton.
Tha Alex Isenborg at Aatorla has
been ordered to Portland.
1 With a cargo of lumber, the steamer
Good Teeth
Improves
Your
Appearance
SPECIAL RATES
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
Flexible Fleih-Colored
Plates , . .
Cold Crown. 22k...
Bridg -Teeth, 22k...
Gold FiHings
Silver Fillings ......
f 10.00
.93.50
.3.&0
...oo
...60a)
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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WELL EQUIPPED OFFICES
Oregon
Dental
Parlors
Dr. E. L. Root,'
Prop.
362 Washing-
ten, cor Park
Asgard. Nor. sh
Alvena. Am. sch
Albert Rlckmers. Ger. bk
W. F. JewettNAm. sch..
Irene. Am. sch
Washington. Am. ss....
Gael, Fr. bk.
Vlncennes, Fr. bk
Mlchelet. Fr. bk
Daghlld. Nor. shin. .Montaomerv Nn
Aberfoyle, Br, bk. Greenwich
Aster. Ger. ship .stream
ou iMicnoias, Am. snip...... ..Astoria
Puako, Amu bktn Knappton
Le Peller. Fr. bk Llnnton
Corttil Bart. Fr. bk. .Linnton
Berlin. Am. ach.. ni
Americana, Am. sch ...St Johns
Wrestler, Am. bktn...,.-;w Astoria
Beechlev. Br. sa Drydock
La Rochjaquelein, Fr. ss. .Coal bunkers
Neusllly, Fr. bk. Linnton
Henrietta, Ger. ship ...Stream
Wynnstay. Br. ech Elevator
General Foy. Fr. bk. Linnton
Guernsey, Nor. ss. .. .Montgomery No. 1
Crescent, Am. sch. .Portland Lumber Co.
Fukui Mam, Jap. ss Banfleld's
Geo. W. Fenwick. Am. as.. Tongue Point
Knldrht of Thistle. Dr. aa. fr. a v lum.
Condor, gas sloop Couch street
Nome City, Am. ss Greenwich
aa Boat to ZKad Lnmbtr,
Olrmpla, Am. bk.... San Francisco
Ft 8. Loop. Am. ss.......6an Francisco
W. H. Talbot Am. sch San Francisco
Riverside. Am. ss San Francisco
Bee, Am. ss San Francisco
J. M. Griffith, Am. ach... San Francisco
R. E. Inman, Am. ss San Francisco
eoutn way. Am. ss....,.san Francisco
J. Marhoffer, Am. ss...8an Francisco
Northland. Am. ss San Francisco
Annie E. Smale, Am. ss Hongkong
Benlcia, Am. ss San Francisco
Sa Boats With Cement and OeneraX
Bldart Fr. bk. .............. .Antwerp
Neatsfielda, Br. ah Hamburg
David de Anjers, Ft. sh Antwerp
Bradloah, Br. bk. ....Antwerp
Kllloran, Br. ah, Antwerp
Jotnvllla. -Fr.- bk Antwarn
csrmanian. or. ox liamour
Kocnambeau. Fr.- bK Lett
Gulf Stream. Br. bk....' Antwerp
Alice, Fr. bk.. , London
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Antwerp
officer Insisted, but finally gave In and T1 A PHP'S TTTYTPAPV
escorted the two men and five women x A A Xl JjAlrt.it A
TO ELECTI0X TIME
to the station. Klrchner put up 160
kpie
The police refused to book
ece for the
ball for himself and 10 a;
five women,
the second man, saying he was not
wanted.
Although Chief Grltsmacher denies
JJ aC''r 1.1 Lll Altai Hnni
er tcmiaX I Cm Big for aoaataral
aiaokargaa.laBsmsuUeaa,
tnitattaaa er aloaratloas
af ataaaas askreae.
r PaJalaaa. ana soft aatriaa
istHwyaJiiautia. g.at or potaoaoaa.
J 1 sjeiai y arrtagBTiBtB.
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 Call Eldg.
Telephone Kearney Bill
ABTTBTI.rirBaTT. AZTD artTB.
OaUPTXOMS atSOJUTSD.
Oragonlans when In flan Franolsco
can have their mall sent In care of
' i Tha Journal Office.
J. L. BROWJf, Representative.
plateau and off the Washington eoa.l
A moderate low pressure ara Is n
Iral over Saskatchewan, and another
ovsrllsa Georgia and Soutfe Carolina.
Heavv rata haa r. n.n i.. il. ..,...
Oeoraig, South Carolina and northern
Florida.'' and lla-ht rain a Inn a- tha
malnder of the AUantlo ooaat and ever
scattered sections of the great ike.
Elaewhers fair weather prevails. Tern
peraturs changes hit. h..i aiiaht aa.
cept that It la cooler and much below
normal In Texaa and tha lower Wleela
alppl valley, and warmer la Monunt
and the Dakotaa.
lha- lnd leal hma -ara fr - fata ai.fha.
tonight and Saturday In thla district.
t WMl' lia ennfllai- tnnlaht in hr.til.
waahtngton and northern Idaho, Light
froat is probable In western Oregon,
. . -Tamil..
' A
Baker Cltv. n, . . .
Holes, Idaho ........ 7 1
City, Mo..
Kan a.
Lewlaton, Idaho
Marahf Isld, Oregon
r-uriiano, Oregon
Roanburg, Oregon
Sacramento, CaL,
St. Louis. Ma . . .
St. Paul, Minn. ..
Salt Lake. Utah
San Antonio, Tex.
nan jjiero. fjaj.
.60
86
70
Walla Walla. Waah.7l
Mln.
41
H
10
44
It
40
18
10
12
IS
64
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0
0
0
0
0
0
Weddlne- Tarda W n .-, a. rv.
Washinaton hlilir nun., atk r.A ur.w.
Ington sta
8oo" ilorlsts, funeral dnaigoa. ;
I4H Morrison. Main 8096; A-1877.
r er east la atata wiaayat,
r; I br axaraaa, araaald, let
jfJ iae.erlbottiaaSt.TB.
SS dnaiag gest aa rataesa.
and other drag habits are positively cured b
HA BITINA. For hypodermic or internal nsa
SamDle sent to anr drna habltueak Cwa
malL Serular erfce 12. 00 per boftle MTW
t ronr druggist or by mall In plain wrapper,
llla Chaaaleal Co. St. Uals. ilo
ssr sate by akUawre Drag
B a-aruaaa. i
i per b
all in
(United Press Lesaed Wire.)
Cincinnati, Oct 9. Judge William H.
that he ordered or expected hla officers Taft will rest at tha horns of his
to arresl : women 'und in places' where brother, Charles P. Taft .here, until
liquor is sold, except women of ill . . .
fame, he stated tills morning that any Monday, when he will start on his tour
woman found in a place where liquor is of Ohio and West Virginia. In the
sold ougnt to oe uien o me ponce Imannrlma Taft will tint m,V.
station.
Klrchner and the five women were
ordered to appear in police court thla
morning, but the case did not come up
for trial, it going over to Monday at the
any
speeches, but will tales the best pos
sible care of his voice and keep himself
In readiness for the vigorous activity
that will mark the closing days of the
request of the city attorney. Klrchner I ..4,
a1n lo)l1 ICF.fSlll'Zi:? JP?Z Taft will be in New York all the
rid SSdLtn l?n rth. week October 26, speaking In Weat-
and endeavor to knock out the entire cheater. Utica, Syracuse, Albany and
ordinance.-
MEN SHOWING
UP WELL AT OREBOfI
La Tour de Auvergne, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Armen, Fr. bk : Dublin
Glenalvon, Br. bk , Antwerp
Goal Sjilps Za Beats.
Fireshire, Br. bk Newcastle. A.
Bossuet Fr. bk Newcsstle, A.
Torrisdale, Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Tramp Steamers Ba Bouts.
Janeta, Br. ss San Francisco
Teddo, Br. ss San Francisco
Deike Rlckmers, Oer. ss. .Fusan
Thyra, Nor. sa Vancouver. B. C.
King George. Br. sa ...Ssn Francisco
Queen Helena, Br. sa Hlogo
Bm Boat la Ballast to ZkmuI Orala.
Port Crawford, Br. sh ...Callao
River Falloch, Br. bk .....Callao
Oregon, Ger. ah Yokohama
Merechal de Noallles. Fr.'bk'.Weat coast
Homeward Bound. Am. bk-Vano'v r, B. C
Salnte Anne. Fr. bk.NewcasUa. K. S. W.
Lydgate, Br. bk Santa Rosalia
8ullv, Fr. bk Antwerp
Srillon, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
enevleve Mollnoa, Fr. bk Hobart
Leon Blum, Fr, bk... .....Hsbart
Finland. Rua ah Ouavaniill
Magdalene, Qer. bk Acaquleo
Alexander Taenbera (lar. bk.. Honolulu
Tniera. Fr. bk Belfaat
Blarrita. Fr. bk. flan Franctaca
Ereaslngton, It. ah Callao
atlmer, Br. sh. Callae
(Saerlal Dl.pitch to fb JonrnaLl
University of Oregon,1'. Eugene. Oct. 9.
The training table was started yester
day with 10 men, beside the coach and
trainer. Those who made it are: Cap
tain Moullen, Clarke, Mclntyre, Kiltx,
Pinkham, Newton, Gllles, Latourette,
Main and Mlchell. Coach Forbes and
Trainer Hayward will also eat with
them. The men who are on the training
table have not earned permanent places
as yet so that there are chances that
some of them may be.dropped. Others
will be added as they show up well
enough. . . .
Kllti is doing splendid wor in tnn
back field, and at present seems one of
the likeliest candidates ior nan. na is
developing wonderful speed and carries
the ball splendidly. If he continues to
Improve as he has in the last few days
he will make a valuable man behind the
line.
Newton, the btg freshman, is also lm-
E roving, and it will be a close race be-
-till.. .,,. Kin. aA. 17a la
g beginning to lose his awkwardness and
IB KVIUIIK 111. a. il en: n, vi ibb.iiib iuo uiui.
The scrimmage work last night was
the best so far this season, all the men
working their hardest. Coach Forbes is
rushing the men very hard .now, and
they are Improving wonderfully.
The new system of rooting is making
a great difference also, as each clasa
tries to outdo the other. A larger num- J
Buffalo. On Octobejt 28 Taft Governor
Hughes and George A. Knight of Cali
fornia will speak at Madison Square
Garden in New Tork city. Thla prob
ably will be the blggrest mass meeting
of the campaign.
MEINING PK0VES
HE WAS DIVORCED
(United Proas Leased Wire.)
Los Angeles, Cal.. Oct. . Proving
that he was divorced from his first
wife at Portland, Or., September 6,
1906, J. R. Meinlng, accused of bigamy
by Mrs. Maud Meinlng, was released
from prison and today rejoined Mrs.
Margaret Meinlng, a pretty French girl
whom he married In Seattle. ,
When Mrs.- Maud Meinlner. former! v
Miss Myers of St Louis, arrived in
Los Angeles she wsft nearlv blind and
In a destitute condition. Learning that
Meinlng was living here with another
woman she caused his arrest on a
charge of blgam-. When arraigned
Meinlng proved to the court that he
had been divorced from the complain
ing witness, ana was released.
NEWS NOTES FROM
BRITISH CAPITAL
London, Oct. 9. Lord Grey, secretary
of foreign affairs, has Invited the gov
ernments of France, Germany, Austria,
Italy, Russia. Turkey, Spain, Holland,
and tha united States to hold a con
ference for tha purpose of agreement
on a law or marine warfare, prlnci-
ally on what shall constitute contra
and of war: also, tha formation of an
International court on prises and tha
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Alberta and Wygant. J. A. Wilson,
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Mississippi Avenue Congregational
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skill, experience, knowledge, equip
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dollar's worth of service for a dollar,
we are able to show the cures.
Our business with every patient is
sacredly confidential, but of the hun
dreds we have cured there are a num
ber who have volunteered testimonials
and who are willing to be talked with
by persons seeking relief from similar
ailments. Our exclusive1 specialty is
to build up men to a permanent and
perfect standard of health; we believe
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and floral designs. lg Morrison st
Full dress suits for rent all slaaa.
Unique Tailoring Co., 101 Stark st
ia . nmith. f lorlat 10 6th et. ep
poelte Meier A Frank a. Main Tilt.
'BIKTHS
HUTCHINBON To Mr. and Mra. T. W.
Hutchlnaon, 1261 East Main street
October 6, a daughter. ,
JOPLIN To Mr. and Mrs. R. Joplln. Ml
Halsey. October 4, a son.
GREOO To Mr. and Mra H. Gregg.
660 Weldler street, September 10, a
son.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
. Johnson, 1166 Montana avenue, Sep
tember 27, a daughter.
MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mar
tin. October 6, a daughter.
DEATHS
CALIF Harry Calif. St' Vincent's hos.
pital. October 8. aged 80; carcinoma
of liver.
THOMPSON Mrs. C. A. Thompson, 122
Twelfth street. October 6. aged 24:
heart disease. j
CARROLL Mrs. A. Carroll, Crystal
SDrlnaa sanitarium. October I- aaed
19; pneumonia.
FUXERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING. M'ENTEB A GILBAUGH.
undertakers and embalmere: modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
480. Lady assistant
T P CinlAw 9, fM Third and
t a a a iuivj ta uvu
Madiaon.
Lady attendant. Main 9: A-16II.
ZELLER-BXRNES CO., FttNERAl, DI
rectors, embalmers, 270 RussalL East
1088. Lady assistant -
EDWARD HOLiuAN,
tm sra street.
ERICSON
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CIOIETERXFa
ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES. 110:
family lots. 125 to 176. Sunerlntend-
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont et
and Cully road. Phone Tabor IOC Fot
full Information apply to Ersnk Schle
gel. 682 Worcester bile Phone A-2821.
CARD OF THANKS
MRS. A. S. LYNCH AND FAMILY DE-
slre to express their heartfelt thanks
to the many kind friends and neis-hbors
snd especially the manager and em
ployes of the A. H. Averiil Machinery,
company for their kindness and beauti
ful floral offerings during the sickness
and death of the beloved husband and
father, Alexander B. Lynch. i-
OUR FEE $10.00
lor a Complete Core
of Any Uncompli
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For a Warm
Bath Room
A bath in a cold room is a
"sKivtry"operation and is extremely
liable to cause colds. The bathroom
above all should be kept warm.
This is easy and the bath is a
comlort if you have a
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you can buy ---intense heat lor 9 hoars with
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We cure promptly, safely and thoroughly and at the lowest
cost, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Vital Weakness, Blood and Skin
Diseases, Kidney and Bladder Disorders, Ulcers, Sores, Pain
ful Swellings, Burning, Itching and Inflammation, Nervous
ness, Loss of Strength and Vitality, and all special and deli
cate disorders of men.
Our fees for cures are lower than those charged by the gen
eral family physician or surgeon. Medicines furnished from
our own laboratory for the convenience and privacy of our pa
tients, from $1.50 to S56.50 a course.
If you cannot call, write for our free self-examination blank.
Many cases cured at home.
Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. and Sundays from 9 to 12.
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Varicocele causes congestion of the blood in
some of the most vital blood vessels of man. It
causes a doll, heavy, listless feeling, which is often
mistaken for nervous debility or general decline
of power. Varicocele results from partial paralysis of the delicate
nerve fibers that control local circulation ol the blood. The muscular
coating of the veins is deprived of nervous control and becomes inac
tive, weakens and relaxes. The blood vessels expand from the pres
sure within. The circulation becomes sluggish and clots form in little
nooks and pockets that constantly enlarge as the relaxation continues.
These clots may pass into general circulation, and should one find
lodgment in the valves of the heart, the result might be instant death.
Should a clot lodge in the minute capillaries of the brain, apoplexy or.
general paralysis might follow.
I CURE VARICOCELE
Don't allow yourself to be butchered and tinkered with. I have a
safe, painless and sure core, original with me and employed by no cm
else. I use no knife, cause no pain, and yon need- not be detained
from basinets a single day. I especially solicit those cases ia which
many so-called treatments have failed, or where money has been
wasted on electric belta or other appliances. Don't experiment when
my direct method offers a certain mean of cure. v s
CONSULTATION" AND ADVICE FRES
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
Morrisoe Street, Corner Second, Ten'. nr. i. Or. t
MR AND MRS. M. HUARD AND FAM
lly wish to extend their . heartfelt
thanks for the kindness and svmnathv
shown to them In their bereavement In
the Kiss of their beloved son and broth
er, Henry Huard.
REAL ESTATE TRAJiSFKBfl
Lawyers' Abstract ft Trust Co.. room
I Board of Trade bids.: abatraeta a .
I apeclalty.
Have your abstracts made by the Title
ft Trust Co., 7 C of C
F. S. Ewry to R B. and Birdie A.
Bachelder. lots 2 and 4. block 1,
Myrtle Park .11.900
Fred Brakebush and wife to Car- .
onna JanecKe, zox40 rods begin- '
nlnR in north line of section 17,
township 1 south, range 1 east,
40 rods east of northwest corner 7.70b
James D. Hart and wife to Minnie
lnsraham, lot 8. block 13, Kath
arine t . . 880
Security Abstract ft Trust Co. to
F lorence is. Haskins, lot 8. block
5. Elmhurat 800
Moore Investment Co. to P. H.
Lonergan, lot 8. block 20. Ver- ?
mam aaa
Alexander Ellis and wife to Louise
Zinsley, lot 3. block 8, Bron
aueh'a addition 1.050
Ladd A Reed Farm Co. to The
Home, north H of east H of
east of southwest V. of
southwest 14 of section 20,
townshiD 1 .south, ran a-e 1 east. IS
The Home tov. B. Brown, north
H of east 14 of east H of south
west & of southwest of sec
tion to, township l south, range
1 east, containing 6 acres 1.880
Mary E. Jones to H. P. Palmer.
undivided 1-7 or lots 7 and 8,
block 7. Dunn's addition Ill '
Percy Pope et al to Bernard Le- .
rouge and wire, lot 19. Madison
Villa i 171
C. W. Mower and wife to J. F.
Duncan, lot II, block II, Sun
side 10
C. W. Mower and wife to J. F.
Duncan, lot 12, block It. Sunny
aide " 10
Security Abstract ft Trust eora-
?any to Dora Bolter, lot I, block
7. Rose City Park 800
H. M. Flnley and wife to Charles
Stout, lot 8. block II. Wood
stock . . 19
Moore Investment company to Ed
ward Cleve. lot 11. block 17.
Vernon Ill
C W. Mower and wife to Virginia
Spencer Hutchinson, lot 11.
block II, Suanyaide t.OO -
Frederick Vivian and wife to Wil
liam O. Norria. lot 1. Mock 7,
Paradlaa Spring tract 1.410
Rose City Cemetery aasortatloft te -
luixaoein and u. w. Bturaeaa,
11. block 40, section "D."
lot
said cemetery .....
Sylvester M. McConnell and wife
to Henry Hendrtckeon and wife.
lot 18. block 10. North Irrtng-too 471
William Ladd and wife to Mra. E.
C Murphy, part of block T.
Johnson's addition I.1W
William Ladd and wife ta Cheater
O. Murphy part af block 7.
Johnsons addition f.llt
W. B. Matthews and wife t W.
M. Smith et al lot 1ft and eaat
17 feet of lot 7. block a. North
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