The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 14, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND'. WEDNESDAY EVENINQ, OCTOBER 14. 1003.' 12 .id. eiunr wheit AND MIXED CARGO Jlalfour, Guthrie tt Charter Ship Albert Klckiners. Co. tone time. It being said thl th own ers r receiving a suhaldy tint to op. erat her oq lhM watere. Th Tel'' i.hoo la Ilia fastest boat belonging to una port of h cleaa and baa capacity ror atmui sp passengers, IIO.MKH SHOWS SPEED 111 In TAKES PAKT CARGO AT SAX FRANCISCO Vessrl Has Ben Idl Thla Iort for 8Teral Wrrkt Second Car rier Kngajrel During Wiek for , Wheat and MUcrllajieoua Freight. . Another spot ahlp was chartered this moraine ao there remain now but five dleengared lllng vessel available for grain. In Portland harbor and on tha . Columbia river. The veaael chartered la tha Qarman ahlp Albert Rlckmors. which arrived hera June IX from Ham burg with a cariro of cement. She la . at present lying- Idla at Oceania dock. Balfour. Guthrie Co. will dlapoteh tha vessel and It la understood that tha eargo will conalat of 2.000 tona of wheat to be taken on board here, and 1,000 tona of miscellaneous cargo to be ahlpped from Ban Francisco. Thla la tha tlrat aeaaofi that grain ships ' have been aent from hero to Europe by way f Ban Franclaeo tr pick up mis cellaneous freight, tha rule heretofore having been to give tha vessels full cargoes at the Hay City. It la reported today that the French hark Vlncennea, which waa chartered three dava ago by Balfour. Outhrle A Co. to load here for Europe will alao go home by way of Ban Franclaeo, the arrangement being to have her take about 1,000 tona of wheat from thfa port and about 1,000 tona of miscellan eous freight at 8an Franclaeo. The Greater bulk ' of the Ban Francisco relght will In all probability conalat of Salmon brought there from the Bristol Bay' canneries during the paat several .rt'ltii the charter of the Albert Rlck- mers. the disengaged fleet In the river dwindles down to live vessels inn British ships Leyland Brothers, Donna Franceses, Brodick Castle nnd Aber foyle and the Norwegian shin Asgerd. The Donna Francesca is still at As toria where she has been lying Idle since March 28 when she arrived In ballast from Valparaiso a few days too late to save a profitable charter for old crop wheat. Tho Leyland Brothers and Asgerd are berthed at the Port of Portland dry dock and the Aberfoyle Is discharging Makes Rua From Golden flat Three and Half Days. With a full cargo of freight and IT paaaengera tha steamer Jloroer. captain borrla, arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning from Bnn Kranclaeo. Aided by tha southeasterly wind, ah nrougni up In the river 24 houra ahead of her schedule and after a run of three and a half days from the Ckiltlen Uat. It I belleviil to be the faatvat trip ever mane oy in jiomer. Captain lHrrla reports thick fog be tween Capes Maiulocliio and Hlanco ana a havy aea off the Oregon ooaat. But It followed the ateamer and hnc did not prove particularly unpleasant The sea waa very rough off the entrance to the river Inat night when th Homer cams In. the waves at times breaking clean over the Tillamook rock. Coming In the Homer met th steam schooner Hhnshttne Outward bound but ah re turned upon learning th rough con dition of the weather. The Homer frighted a aouare-rlgger In In nf a tug going north, presumably bound for I'll Bet sound. The weather waa think at the time ao that th ship's Identity could not be distinguished. , FIRE OX BOARD STEAMER Captain Save Veaael by Reaching When Flames Shoot Upwards. ( Tntled Pre Lease Wlr. Seattle, oi. 14. The ateamer Utopia of the Island Navigation company, en route from Belllngham and due hera this morning at 8 o'clock, caught fir off Apple Tree Cove at 4 o'clock this morning and In order to save th lives of hla passengers and the steamer Cap tain Hansen beached her. The fire started In the galley and the flames, eating the dry woodwork, spread so fast that passengers sitting near the galley barely escaped with their lives. The fir alarm waa sounded and the crew, assisted by th passengers who hastily scrambled out nf the berths, soon got the flames under control. A high wind-was blowing at th time and Captain Hansen ran ashore under a lee After the fire was put out the ateamer limped Into this port. The damage is estimated at 110.000. Aatorla Kneppton ..Tongue 1'oln ft- rx Inman, Am. as, , Yoaemlte. Am. a ...... Komrord. A in. as Aleaauder Jaenberg, Oer. eh.. . . Mnnton Bete, Am. a a, .Alna worth tireaawater. Am. as... uk street Wulnault. Am. ea. Inmtm-Pouleen King tieorge, Br. s. ......... . Ocean lo leu lllnkiners. Gar. as.. . .Montgomery ueorg. w..tlder, Am. as Martin s iiomor, Am. ss. .......... .couon street Herald IVillar. Am. ss. . .Inman-Poulana Ueo. V, fcMer, Am. as.. Martin's Alliance, Am. as. ...... ...Couch street Bi'BnU Ve Xa X.aJB)br, Olympic, Am. be;.... Ban Pranefsro P. B. I.oon. Am. ss.. Ran Franclaeo w. If. Talbot. Am. ach Han Francisco Hlversld. Am. ss Man Franclaeo lie. Am. as.. Han Francises M. Orlfflth. Am. sch... Han Franclaeo South Kay. Am. ss San Francisco Annio K. Smale, Am. sa Hongkong nenicia. Am. ss nan Franclaeo Wasp, Am. ss -Ban Francisco Northland, Am. ss San Franclaeo Sa Boot Wlta Cement and OeneraL SUFFRAGETTES III MM. C0UIJTY CHOLERA FIGHT ALL THEIR GtORV AT I7AL1A I'lALLA WASTE OF HONEY : V r-' -. . After Night of Fjffhtlng:, 37 Third Day of Fair JJrings Czar's Ad?lseri Want the of Thcra :Don .Martyrs ' Visitors From All Near- ; ' Goin,Spent on t Army. by Towns. . Neateflelds, Br. sh .Hamburg David da Anlers. FT. sh Antwaro Hraoiocn, nr. dk, ....Antwerp Jolnvllla. Fr. bk Antwerp carmanian. nr. ox ttdnour Rochambeau. Fr. bk Lett Oulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Alice, r r. dk uonaon Eugene, Schneider, Pr. bk Antwerp CONCERT A SUCCESS cement at Montgomery dock No. l. The or xne program waa entnusmstlcally re. . Brodick Caatle lie stream at anchor In the warehouse for a servins reran of coal brought here from New - castle. N. 8. W.. In February. In that capacity she is earning a little towards paying expenses while waiting for a charter. Announcement is made today that the vessel will go alongside tha oal bunkers tomorrow morning to dls- ' t barge the coat THOUGHT HE SAW GHOST West Indian Sailor Resorts Ship for Strange Reason. Charles Maekay, a West Indian, has deserted the British ship Aberfoyle be . causa he believes her haunted. At least that is what his shipmates say, Mackay having upon several occasions told them . of being afraid of spooks when going about the vessel on dark nights. The Aberfovle arrived here about two - months ago from Antwerp after a very tedious and stormy voyage and la for the present discharging her cement at Montgomery qock. ah dui Seamen's Friend Society Gives Pleas ing Tuesday Evening Program. The first Tuesday evening concert of the season at the Portland Seaman's Friend society was given last night by Ml.s Delia Bradley, and if all the sea son's concerts are of as hl;rh order as the one last evening the sailors coming here this winter are to be well enter tained. Taking part In the concert were: Miss W'atkins, Miss Josie Stipa, Miss Brad ley, Miss Eugena Craig, the Mlssns Hlosser. Miss Johnson, and last but not least Edward Dempsey of the Leyland brothers, leading the chanties in the hoisting of the topsail. Every number cefved by the seamen present. A concert will be arlven at tha fiea men's Institute on Front and Flanders streets mis evening. La Tour da Auvergne, Fr. bk.. Antwerp rmen.- Fr. bk Dublin nienalvon. Br. bk .Antwerp Desalx. Fr. bk...- Antwerp Coal Kbipt En Bout. Flfeahlr. Br. bk Newcastle. A. Bossuet. Fr. bk Newcastle. A. lorrisoale. Br. sn Newcastle. A Tramp Steamers Xa Bout. Teddo. Dr. ss San Francisco Bankflelds. Br. ss Valparaiso stratrord, sr. ss. Bun Francisco Sa Kont In Ballast to X.oad a rain. Port Crawford. Br. sh Callao Oregon. Oer sh Yokohama Merechal de Noalllea, Fr. bk.Wost coast Homeward Bound. Am. bk.Vanc'v'r. B. C. Baint Anne. Fr. bk.Newcaatle. N. o. W, Lydgate, Br. bk Santa Rosalia Bully, Ft. bk Antwerp i nters, jr. bk ueirast Francois. Fr. hk San Francisco Asnleres, Fr. bk San Francisco Benares, Nor, sh Callao Clan Oraham, Br. bk Caleta Colosa Laenneo. Fr. sh, Kahulul 'i'urgot, Fr. bk. Hobart Vllle du Havre, Fr. bk. Oil Steamers W. S. Porter. Am. ss. , Hobart En route . .San Francisco ALOXG THE WATERFRONT. STEAMER NAVADAN SIGHTED carco three of her men before the mast have fj'"' fj' 7lS .-. deserted, among them being the West '"rabT 4 olnt' went t0 Nanal InHlon Uankav. I ' ' l The sailors remaining on board say - that coming around Caps Horn the ship labored heavily In a gale and the nights were very dark. It came to Mackay's .turn to take th lookout on the fore .castle head and he took It reluctantly after having had another member or the . crew escort mm aareiy to nis station Should Re at Columbia Dock Early Tomorrow Morning. The American-Hawaiian Uner Ne vadan will be In th local harbor to morrow morning from Sallna Crua via San Diego. She was sighted off the entrance to the Columbia river shortly before noon today. The Nevadnn Is the second vessel of the American-Hawaiian line to call here since the establishment of regular serv ice out of the port hy that line, the Ne braskan having been hera about three weeks ago. The Nebraskan and Ne vadan alternate on the route, going from -m KVl8fcSa? Jr1ancLs.c0 J The Noyadan i return cargo of lumber for Ban Fran will berth at Columbia dock No. 1. clsco f . iiKDiiiisii .learner jnomiora, wnicn it is exoected to have the Alblna ferry W. 8. Mason ready to resume op eratlons tomorrow. Steam was got ui In the boilers this morning to test the machinery. The ferry has been off the run for seyeral weeks undergoing re pairs. The steamer Alliance will be at Couch street dock this evening. Sh reached Astoria this morning from Coos bay. The steamer Breakwater sails from the foot of Oak street this evening carrying a full list of passengers and a large quantity of freight The steamer George W. Elder ar rived from Ban Pedro via San Fran cisco and Eureka last night. The German ship HenrieNe will fin lah loading wheat tomorrow and pre- f.nre to leave for Europe. She la at Co umbla dock No. J. Captain Harry Emken, one of the oldest river pilots in point of service, is again, able to be about after a aerlous illness of about a month's duration. The Japanese steamer Fukul Maru completed discharging oalc logs at Ban field's dock, at noon today and will leave as soon as possible for Seattle to load flour for a return cargo to Japan. A bill of sale was filed In the cue torn house at Astoria today whereby t a. uoty, a. Li. watson and Charles Twlng disposed of the launch Hal to th loty Fish company or Kaiama. Th Hal IS five tons net and Is used for buying fish. Funeral or Haioon Horensen. careen ter on the Norwegian steamer Guernsey. was held this arternoon. Key. witmar Larsen of the - Norwegian Lutheran church officiating. Interment was at Greenwood cemetery, , Sailors from the Norwegian Ships Daghlld and Asgtrd at tended and the Norwegian flag waa half- masted fin the above vessels and also at the NoreglSn. consulat-, hero in re spect of the dead. Tho steam schooner Harold Dollar Ar rived up this morning and went to In man. i'oulsen ec jo. s mills to load Crowns, in Jail. ', (United Prea Leased Wire. I London, Oct. 14. Fearing .and Nary. repetl- (sperU! Dispatch I Tk JosraaL! Wall Walla, Wash, Oct 14. Raat- Uon of th rioting- of last night by thaldsnta of all th smaller towns and vU suffragettes wUl result la th deaths I lag of tha of many woman and probably fore I fair In full foro th resignation of cablnt mambara. tha day that baa be cabinet today Is seriously considering I for them and thy ar making a dig th demands of th woman leaders. Ta I P' wth won. All th . morning ratto4 Press Usm Wlr.t ' " ; St. Petersburg. Oct." 14-PraniUr Btolypln by bis demand for a health ap- eouaty ara attending th prooiiatlon of 140.000,000 for Russia's am twlav This la th capital has aroused a hornet neat of oroa today Thla la th ft, opp,u,OB today t0 hl. pIni paxtlouUrly st aside for general cleaning up of tha city. Th premier is now trying to per suade th business men that th capi tal's commercial Interests ar doomed ualeaa prompt steps ar taken to tonka Mt. Petersburg a healthy plao In wliMi to liv. and , . hck , th danger of Cholera. , ' Th esar's olosast advisers eontlnu to declare that all in money thy can get should be -spent en. the army and navy. They denouno th premiers plan as wild sxtravaganc. , Btolypln la receiving tha support of rhyalclane and engineers, who cleola bat St, Petersburg Is llttl mors than a reclaimed bog. Ther Is no swera system and only tha most oromltlva waterworks. ' .- - - -. Ranters' Lloense. . ' tSpMiil Dlspatth to The Joarsal.) Oregon City. Oct 14. Hunters 11. senses wer Issued yesterday, as fol- )& Fisher. Oregon City! 'L J. Halpln, ,J O. Qulnlan, Portland; J. P. Oower. Ore. won Cltvi Hiram Andarann Maw Vri! Jo Rlggs,Lafayett; William Cayn. n-aiaoaaa; jg. j. t-ay, woodbura. suffragettes declar they will persist In such demonstrations as th outbreak last night until their demands ar beard. The polio ar anxloua for tho cabinet to grant concessions to . th women, as they aav the rfotlnc- last aia-ui was oy tar tn worst that yet laaen Place, jn men and over a acor injured. . aurrragctte. screaming and with hair and clothes disheveled after last nights ri'uina-. msae a concerted rusn imnn the police waaon In which aeveral other I ... mir. members were being taken to tall and I this account. trains war crowded with residents of I th outlying towns. All have badges and ribbons with th names of their towns and good-natured rivalry la run ning high. - This afternoon th harness, races I posipanea yesieraay on account ot in I . I L 1 ,- . . . . . . . i rain are using puiieq oil ana ines. io has I Mther with th regular vent a, are niak- on or th vary biggest from th oolnt of racing. Many fin horses a re her and th races ar of an xoaptlonaily high or- oer. Yesterday was marred by rain which fell persistently all day. Th-grounds were a mass of mud and tha track a Th races war Tha crowd waa anntrzz? n HQ tree uani p worst met nasi gethsr Wltil I all seven pollcs- Tng th' -day of women wr I of th week - BjS D 15-5 -mam DUO f :---0' I M H "Tour Boy and Books" J In the fight with the police that fol lowed more than a dosen women wer paoiy injured. Th suffragettes had stormed the oourts several times during the arraign ment of the prisoners and had .mad wild demonstrations outside the 'bulld inas. The leaders r,lannt tha mwmnA culmination nf the nlh inH I Potts (I fighting, in th attemnt to rescue ha aeeond; Julia, third. Time, :I7, prisoners rrom in wagon. I he inrurlated and half Insane wo men rushed unon the wunn In a hniiv They seised the heads of the horses and held them while some actually climbed upon tho wheels and Into th seats unaer blows from policemen, s V 1 u I n. than that of th opening day. concerts in to vening ars large crowds. Tha Bao Bosalts. Following Is a summary of yester- asy s races: rirst race, tnre rurionga. iiso purse roil lit urumneiier, won; Asusa. Second race, four furlonrs. S200 Blue Bottle, won: . C, second; Bid Silver, third. Time, The mounted police were hastily sum- llioned to the aid of the wasrm a-uarda. The mounted men rode t Into the mob of women full tut, scattering them, run- nlng down some and clubbing others ' ' and eventually putting them to flight. 1-5r?,VBlin i. . The wounded women shook their flats Irui1,s 1 , Third race, six furlnnaa nnrae 1400 Al Llndley, first: Elfin King, sec-1 ona; earn Mcuiooon, tnira. Time, i:i. Fourth race, l mil running, nurse. 1200 Colonel- Rnonston, won: Bell Lady, seoond; Ef fervesencei third. Tlmo, I Fifth race, sis and on half furlongs. purse, jou Komanorr, won; rjiaiexay- 1 . r. nrLU. .1.1 h.1 - wane. Liiiru. Aiuie, still ahead in the relay raoe, .coming In first again yesterday. Th 'result or yesieraay s riaing in this race leaves htm rirst. Hen cor- bett second. Ed Gregory third. Ed ST'wom' werV aVrkigned .7h rSK W ff.T5e !? .MI anything oy it. left Eureka, Cal., for Columbia river several days ago under charter to load GRAVEL FOR FOUNDATIONS ly He remained on duty that night, but ' when It came his turn tho following night he balked, saying- that he had seen a big white figure sweeping across ' the ship's bows several times during the night before. It had Unnerved him so that he had almost - fainted. He said he knew he would see something before he took the lookout that night as he could feel tt In his bones. And he thought he had seen things before. But .none of the other members of the crew : - saw anything. RIVER STEAMERS FOR FAIR Several Craft Will Probably Go to Puget Sound Next Year. It Is believed that not a few boats . now operating out of this port on the ! Willamette and Columbia rivers will i be sent around to Puget sound next year to participate in the harvest of Columbia Digger Company Sends First Load to Swift Plant. Work on the construction of the foundation for the immense Swift pack ing plant on the peninsula has practi cally begun in that the first bargeload of grave for the concrete was deliv ered there yesterday by the steamer Poloma of the Columbia Digger com pany. The Columbia Digger company has the contract for furnishing a large quantity of gravel that will be re- ?ulred In the laying of the foundations or the numerous buildings that are to form tho packing establishment and bargeload- after bargeload will be sent there as requirements demand. MARINE NOTES. TWO LIBEL SUITS AT LOS ANGELES coin aa a result of increased traffic Columbia river. Astoria, Oct. 14. Arrived at 9 and left up at 11:30 a. m., steamer Alliance from Coos Bay. San Francisco. Oct. 14. Arrived at 5 a. m.. steamer Jim Butler. Arrived at 8:30 a. m4 steamer J. Marhorrer, from , during the life of the exposition. There is rumor of the steamer Co lumbia being one of the boats already negotiated for and it Is believed that she will go north since she would no "doubt prove a suitable craft for the business there. She - belongs to Cap tain George Good, who has operated ' her on the Vancouver run until very re- cently when the excursion business was considered at a close. The Columbia - carries 95 nassengers. There is said to be some probability -of the large steamer Telephone being taken to Puget sound also for excursion business. The big steamer hus been lying idle at the Victoria dolphins for ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Astoria. Oct. 18. Sailed at 1t30 d. m.. steamer R. D. Inman, for San Francisco. Arrived at 2 and left up at 3 p. m., steamer Harold Dollar, from San Fran cisco. Arrived down at 3 p. m.. steamer Shoshone. Arrived at 4:30 and left up at 9 p. m., steamer Homer, from San Francisco. Astoria. Oct. 14. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. obscured; wind, south 25 miles; weather, raining. Tides at Astoria Thursday: High watei- 6:04 a. m.. 6.6 feet; 4:27 p. m., 7.9 feet. Low water 10:41 a. m., 4.0 feet; 11:34 p. m., 0.6 feet. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. (Dnlted Press Leased Wire.) Los Angejes, Oct. 14. Preparations are being made by City Prosecutor Lee Wool wine and Edwin T. Earl, publisher of The Express to answer charges ot libel made by Mayor A. C. Harper In. suits asking ror tiza.vvu damages, iuej late yesterday afternoon. Mayor Harper's suit against Wool- wine is based upon an interview given out by the city prosecutor In which he alleged that the mayor and. police board protected vice. The mayor asks J25,mo damages in this action. The suit for $100,000 against Earl la hRged upon editorials In The Express Dearing upon tne wooiwme controversy. FOREST GROVE POLITICS Forest Grove, Or., Oct. 14. Hon; W. H. Thompson of Seattle will give a po litical address in Masonlo nail this evening. This Is the most quiet presidential campaign ever known here. But little interest seems to be manifested in politics. at the police and shrieked threats of vengeance as they wer dragged away by their companions. ine scene within the courts, where of the attack on parliament 'last night. whs one or tno most remarkable ever witnessed. All could have gone free If tney would nave Dromlsert not to take part In further demonstrations of the Kino, nut every one refused to make any such promise. Fourteen were sentenced to Jail to bo '"'""I'd rrom one to two months eacn. The other rases were postponed. All those sentenced accented the nunlah. ment calmly. They were hailed as mar tyrs by their companions. All durinr the hearlnir the rr1. nt tne moo ox women outside could b neara.; Tne women beat upon tha doors, demanding entrance, and now and than couia oe neara tne crash of a missile tnrown against a door. The sles-e of narllament to.t nihi In which no less than 100,000 persons immuipaieu, was tne most successful demonstration yet made bv the suffra gettes, and the leaders today. In spit of their fatigue, are elated. The entire police force has been on duty now for 36 hours. WILD WIND HOWLS; EAIX FALLS 2.38 INCHES .It rained quit heavily last night and at times th wind howled through the dying foil 4 age of the shade trees. But It at no time attained a greater ve locity than 19 miles an hour, which Is considered rather light. d District Forecaster E. A. Beals d of the weather bureau found this morning that 2.S8 Inches of rain 4 had fallen during the 24 hours ending with the showers tha d morning. He looks for occasloa- 4 al rains today and tomorrow, d with a fresh southerly breeze. 4 The wind this morning broke a : large plate glass In th door of 4 the Western El ec trio company, 4 corner Sixth and Ash streets. A 4 strong draft waa created by leav d lng the front and rear doors open, with tho result that tho front door slammed, th jar shat tering the pane. .Grain Samples Sent Abroad. Twelve samrjle sacks each of every kind of grain shipped from this port wer forwarded to th Liverpool & Lon don Corn exchange, the Liverpool Cora Trade association and th London Corn Trade association by the grain stand ard committee of the chamber of com merce today. These grain standards are used In settling- disputes in regard to the grade of wheat sold from this I port to the TJnlted Kingdom. T.'T A If A HPTX 1? A T T C STEEET CARNIVAL IN FULL SWING (Special Dlapateh to The Joertwl.) Klamath Palls. Or., Oct. 14. Klamath Falls first street carnival began Mon day evening with the streets gaily decorated, and the town full of people. Main street Is ablaze with electrlo lights and all business places are dec orated in carnival colors. Miss Goldle Barnes Is carnival queen and on Monday evening was presented the kevs of the city by the mayor. The ceremony waa held in the royal booth erected In tho courthouse yard. Amusements, are planned for the en tire week and the carnival oromlaea to oe a great success. THUG ITS, DRAWS KHIFE. RUflS AWAY fitudv. The ideal food fnr y school or woricshop is Y D because it combines all the ele ments needed for making brain and muscle. A Breakfast for DDusier Doys-r-onreaaea wneat , Biscuit with hot milk or cream. V 11. In. a UUI HIULCl 1U n , A poorly nourished boy B "tH f nt school he lacks n o-rawlny y the mental vim and physical 11 S vigor tnat give an appetite tor. n; ahidv. TTi idanl norl . t M 0 a 0 0 4 Tfae usual nightly holdup 00 d. eurred last night aa per sched 4 ule. but the robber had his trouble for nothing, aa ha got nothing "from his proposed vlc 4 tlm. ' , . . 4, ' C. A. Benson, who lives at 820 'I3e,ventl, street, reports to the 4 police, that a man came up be . bind him at the corner of Park 4 and Jefferson streets near, jhe Ladd school and tripped him up. "What do you want?" asked Benson. I 4 "I want your money,'" replied th. man. 4 "l won't give it to you," said Benson, . Whereupon the robber struck Benson In the chest with his left 4 hand, and drawing- a knife with e his right, turned and ran up Park street And that's all the 4 police know about It. a sssTasWgnTriTT M""HTn ss D D era at: Heat in Oven Before Serving 3DQ 'fin 1 a inttD: f 44444444444 Notaries Commissioned. (Salem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem. Or.. Oct. 14. Commissions as notaries havs been issued to A. G Car. new Jr.,. Charles H. Benedict Portland; Geora-e Watkins. Marshfleld: W. U. Conyers, Clatskanle. aaaAAAaA e OCTOBER IS THE FINISH OF THE WESTBOUND COLONIST FARES They apply from all points in Eastern and Southeastern states. Have you informed interested friends in the East? UNION DEPOT SERVICE THROUGH TRAINS via ' Genuine C arter s Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature) of si ran SlsiHe Wrapper Tsr CARTERS TCIIEXSACIZ. rsi Btzziitis. rri tiusssicss. m Tetna utul ret C8XST1PATICI. ft I tlLLCW SC1L reimccMpuuei aterular Users Sn. to Arrive. Homer, San Francisco Oct. 15 Alliance. Coom Bay Oct. 15 Breakwater, Coos Bay Oct 18 Hose City, Ban Francisco Oct. 19 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.... Oct. 20 Kureka. Eureka and Coos Oct. 25 Nicomedla, orient Oct. 25 state, San Francisco O' t 29 George W. Elder, San Pedro. .. .Oct. 27 Arabia, orient Nov. 10 , Alesia, orient Nov 25 Numantia, orient Dec. 10 j Regular Uners to Depart. ; Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro Oct. 15 1 Homer, San Franclaeo Oct. 15 State. San Francisco Oct. ltj 1 Aliisnce. 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