The Oregon daily journal., October 17, 1908, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER 17, ' 1008.
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BE ClllEY COlS ; PASSENGERS HAVE LARGE CROWDS
OFF.I0E DRYDOCI flARROW ESCAPE Oil CLOSIIIG DAY
Kepairs to Large Steamer Cottage City Is Hammed by Financial Success of .Valla
Are rractlcally Com- ; Lumber Laden Steam S Walla Fair Assured by,
- Schooner, .
?pletcd.
Good Weather.
. 4
BAIIK COUTH
REPORTED IVORS
4 t. ipaMMMMMlH
E
Total of $2!500 in Forged
Papers Said to Have
' v Been Found.
; CONTRACTORS ARE
' PLEASED WITH DOCK
COLLISION OCCURS :
- QX ; P0QET : SOUND
(Sped pltpatct to tee Joaraal 1
Walla Walla, Wuh ' Oct. n. Fair
; ( Detect aj piepaata W Ta imu)
La Orande, Or., Oct IT. -Cashier Bert
weather haa at last com to tb aid fiber waa arraigned before Commissioner
tha Walla Walla, Fair absooclatlon, andljialley Uat night Ha waived examina
ble attendance at tbe fair tor tha laatltlon.. SVt bond was placad at 111.00.
r.
Save Largo Sum bjr Bringing Veasrl Paasonger BtfaJnrr .Approaches Lani- thTe dlly brought tha association Tha bondsmen- ara Jullua Roeach, o. F,
, a. a'- . n v o . . out of tha financial hola Into which It Collldga, J. IB." Foley. W. B. Sargent. F,
Hera From Puget Soand for Ek. . Iwr, Drogher, at Pull Speed During wm alarm, with good prosHeoU.ofb. u UUf Mrs. t. N. Murphy.
tensive Impairs Fifty New riates
flared on Ilnll.
Midnight Darkneaa Identity of Today's n
oviiuvucr mcrruun. I Plaa
ep. ... i
raeea ara being run on an
- Tba aun's warm ray a. cou-
wlth a cood breea which baa
baan blowlns-. haa dried all tha mud.
and tha bad weather which followed tha
opening; of' tha fair has been forgotten.
Evans; Griffith and Halley returned
to tbejr hornea lait nlaht
' Thoso eloa to tha affaire of tha bank
claim that at laaat 114.(00 In forged
ppn were found. No word baa been
reoelved; here of Examiner Uatch'a re-
(IU1 I.
The British pteamef Eeachley waa Seattle, Wash.. Oct. 17,H-Th Alaskan The crowds are larger than they would
lowered from the Port of Portland dry. steamer Cottage' Cltw eollided fuiil bara been bad not the ftrat three daya
dock at . noon today aftar having; been apeed on with a lumber echooner In tow MS-I.J'.Vi.- .m. ..U' k-i. AHhoii.rli . J. W. Borlbar. the I
vt.n.iv.i r.,iA .hn ka .i.i.. t ..,.... .a .-i-. ' J V"1 .T' "7r OMnM banger, now oui on oona. ar-
.....u "" .n.i.uu uu i uyuniioi, inrovr-iicr man inoae 01 om.r ymmim, en a I reated Teaterdjlf haa BO far only been
having ben replaced In tha bottom of ling tha paaaengera from thalr bertha. the counter attraction of tlie fair cngra witn enibealment It la prob-
the bla frclihtar. Bhe will .be ready hurling h. k b at Lawlaton the racea were never better. .. h . .yMenca to a how that numer-
to proceed to Eureka to loai lumbar In ,n, tha leg of on. of the r, t.1ffe,re-,to7Ta?Ro.Wi 'and'Th. JSXL thV IXSjlt
three or. four dtya, , ' ( aangar.. ' crowd that haa been h.ra alj welc at- PJ tob? Teet in Ported
Th. dam.,, to the Cottao City waa ZWVfcZX oma Um. dunnr n. wter
Tha Beecbley haa been on tba dock
about alx weeka and aalda from the re- aJl above tha -water Una, but tha two a reaMtt the attendance today la nearly
?'??! -wainer Ueore W. Elder, .-,, -lth .-h . , equal to that of Thuraday. whloh waa
AraTfafir I - ". ivnit'V " M..k Jim
i - m -.. . r . . i i iuml inB.wnoia atrar nnst ri gtidaa tr tha j.
wu fraternity and
fragmanu aniong the Iceberga when on e L" whane. to re.cu.., by
' ner wax rrom ueaicie 10 . iNoma
at i"n. atuu wiiiv vauaui la . aj
I 1 1 iL.i . i M
.the bottom platea were perforated by g ft .jlldd. "I"4 J? fc '
-tha rnb.. rrinni .h. . v.n r. Blakeley, bound for Port Blakehn
ually returned to Seattle for repalre. kw0 f"00 loded wJ!n
The contract waa awarded to the lumber and being towed by a tug. . She
Puget Sound ShlpbuUdlna; coSnpany, but "'V,cVi5S A01" cltyL. uner th b,ow:
when they came to engage a dock, they rPk,1.th ateamer-a atem and laid
found that thoae available on. the eound opTh. wi,"Jd """"uu tbe ",ma"V
demanded ratee that clearly hinted at a W ha tcom. i whlc h waa following
an underaUndlng having bean reached fe. bh,.nd. tb S , ClSy "s,ha
natween we owner, ana ao tne con- rTr " uicm
tractora turned to Portland. They oon- n paaaengera were transferred and
aldered tbe regular ratea very reason- 3"" wvl a u. "V.". C,L- ,J 00 auccesa desD
f.JPJ', hTuaind.0 lSn ,hr:hlP wUI r"Ch lnt ndlUon.'6
, ear vvilUwCl V( IVI lllvU UN IU UWa I " . a
alnoe it waa built. And the contraotorg 71" r' " ;r.,J . . ".""- all the lodvea of the city turned out In
SLTO Vn FoJhandTlne & .fiSS.. wkag..Td P.r'"ionea
,.. . . T . . I WBI gf mf ant nvarhnaM flntya k auat.u I It VUW V Ua wa, 4V i waaav
,mo of the aound whence ha waa reariieVi 1 hv atreeta, ther marched out to the fair
l, 0IJ membe'a of 'thY crew barely In tVmi tl founda and the afternoon waa apent In
,acB aave him from drowning!1' ln t,m' t0 Lv,4T""mMU nd ?'
10? .Tha achoonerwioi. which tha Cottage w,v. .... . ..,'
tha notea were algned ln hla effort to
keep th bank open. Upon th examine,
tlon of th bank' a eeeurttlee aeveral
weeka ago, Borlbar waa complimented
by th examiner for having a better
ahowlng than had bean made upon the
examination previoua. The notea ex
amined by the official ware forged,
many of them, and were paaaed without
arouelng th leaat guapiclon.
Walter H. Kvana. aealatant United
Statee attorney, wbo waa aent to La
arade. after which the crowd movad "0'.n.w" "". "
o the fair arounda. wrier tne uauai w JLTr:"-irT "-
ponmrt .Iv.n bV the Fourteenth lumea 10 roriianq mia morning.
cavairy Dana.
the Seattle ahiDbaildera aent tha veaaei thouaande of dollara
Dere. a nuraoer or iron ana ateel worK
ra followed tbe con tractora and It la
Today la th last' day of the raeea. and
practically the laat dav of th fair, al-,
though the pavilion will be open tomor
row ana a aacrea concert win oe given :
tomorrow afternoon by th choir of St
Paul's Episcopal otiurcn.
Taicen aa in aii, me lair naa Dean a
aucceaa. despite the adverse weatner
vnen in weatner waa ra
Aa a role. It la understood. Scrlber
kept . th forged notea In the bank or
when any of tbem were put out he kept
track of them and took them up before
they became due. The not auppoeed
to have been algned by N. K. Weal and
which came due Saturday at Elgin and
which caused suspicion that Scrlber was
In trouble had been out aome time and
it seems that Sorlber had overlooked the
PEIiSIOII F 110 r
FOR TEACHERS?
Retiring Allowance System
Is Farored by Presi
V dent R. D. Bean.
1 wldowa of profeaeora . receiving al
lowanrea from the 110.000.000 fund set
apart for th purpoa by Andrew Car.
negle. Only those profeaeora that have
reacnea e years r ag reoelv aid. a ad
then not unlea they have - been In.
ruotore In a school of the acceded Hat
tor a i jsaai it yaara. in nia recoen
inendatlima, Mr. liean does not Signify
hat sum he thlnka would be required
to start a fund for the retirement of
superannuated university , profeaeora.
Tbe xpena of matnialnlng the 10 pro-
resaors ana ts wiaowa anov cnea,
though In widely separated parts of th
continent, ooat but 1116,770 up to May,
if us.
Duildlng Permlta.
A. Tnrker. one-atory frame dwelling.
East Ninth street between Albert
- 4 ir . Mir.. v . .
ana a hajr frame dwelling, Castle ave
nue between Shaver and Mason, 11.000;
K. W. Chandler, story and a half frame
dwelling, Union avenue between De
mi Bryant, $1,600; Auguat Stober,
a bv
many people who are crippled with
rheumatism, yet If they onlv knew it
they ran be cured by a few bottles of
Ballard's Snow Ltnlment, and the price
la only I Be, tOo and 11.00 per bottle.
Sold by Skldmore Drug Co.
ire la going to have
ring the best and
tuclora in many of
very likely that they wUI remain' her ffn,ch ?ar, V"1 ,.l.l.HXe.ni, bark'
for good alnc they hav been prom. J- . M-.. O'"'-. Arrived dowr
Toaemlte, for San Francisco. Sailed at fnln?
The fact that Scrlber was allowed
to remain at home and that a United
iiffer-
.rrivafl nnwn 1 . " - - -. - - ,
it !! .nil oii.H V In wwiow, ana me norsemen are wen
fA?:?. an1"a"ed ai 4-40. P- ''?"' nl.M with tha raeea and tha manare.
for good alnce they hav been p
lsed steady employment from di:
Captain Williams of the Beechley J v- ""n eieameT H-ing- yeorge,
ter treatment anywher In the world 'P;nJS--.,teamaf eVadan, for Seattle FUUIT FAIR AT
nere in fort- Vv.'i ml. p. wemer ,
ouu 01 uaiirornia.
Point Lobos. Oct. 16. Passed at 7
blr undertaking In P- ateamer Koaecrans. from Port-
renaJr tin. in Port- ana Tor Monterey.
' - V I. T3. "A . v .
wn i.. -raiiea, japan-
than that received rlaht her
land, and atanda ready to recommend
the efficiency of the dock and the
facilities ror any
the shipbuilding or
lana.
Th Beechlay Is 50 feet long and . ateamer Fukul Mara, from Port-
has capacity lor about 6,000 tons or '""P. ''
a k.n-j. ,1.. I Eureka. Oct.
I.hlnr' nuoh.. thn YlKPrhl.v will urn. EUrekB, from Portland
i-o.il to Eureka. CaL. under charter to . Birkenhead, Oct, 1.
J. J. Moore A Co. to load redwood lum
ber for Melbourne, Australia.
vorable the people showed their loyalty date when It was due,
by tlie attenaance, and even wnen tne
r.ln w. . nrki,flnr th. rrAvili w.r. trnnd
Races were run every day, despite th States oommlaslonef went to La Grande
irom renaeion to give mm m Hearing
and arrange the amount of ball, Is at
tributed to the faot that Scrlber Is jfof
well He has worried a great deal,
Mr. Evans said, and at times his mem
ory almost falls him. Very ofton when
talking ha is compelled to stop and
think and he Invariably hesitates when
in conversation.
8crlbet will go to the country next
week to remain some time.
The affairs of the bank ar now ln
the hands of the treasury department
and a receiver will probably be ap
pointed within a few days.
HOOD RIVER IS
WELL ATTENDED
Brit
NO DAMAGE TO JETTY
Asslstaat Engineer Bagnall Says the
Structure Stands Solidly.
Th heavy storms of the early part
of this week did no material damage
, to the Jetty at the mouth of the Co
, lumoia river, mis report was Drougnt
Arrived
tsh ship Verbena, from Portland.
Astoria. Oct 17 -Condition at th
mnllth Af th. Mv.p at ft . m K
" " . ...w .. a v n. ' - r. 1 11 V ' L 1 1
wind east alx miles; weather light fog.
Tides at Astoria Sunday Hi-rh wa
ter, 8:S0 a m., 6.6 feet; 7:47 p. m., 6.7
reer, ixiw water, 1:87 a. m., 1.2 feet
3:47 p. m., 3.9 reet
MARINE EVTELUGENCB.
Setralar X-lners Dne to- Arrly.
rhere this morning by Gerald C. Bag- Breakwater, Coos Bay ......... .Oct 18
nail, assistant united states engineer, I jkobo uity, nan mrancisco . , .
who haa, charge of tha Jetty, construction.
Mr. Bagnall says that while the wind
"was very high at times, the Jetty, even
to its farthest point more than six
. miles from the mainland, stood the
' wind and sea as solidly as the rock
of Gibraltar. Not a boulder was dis
gorged so far is it haa been ppssible
to ascertain. But la la expected that tho
winter winds win soon Become neavy
enough to compel the shutting down
of work for the winter. In the mean
. time from 8,800 to 3,600 tons of rock
are being dumped onto the Jetty every
"day, the rock comlngr on barges from
quarries on the Columbia river.
WILL BE LAUNCHED SOON
Steel Steamer H. B. Kennedy Nearly
Ready for Plunge.
Preparations are being made at the
Willamette Iron & Steel Works for
the forthcoming launching of the steam
er H. B. Kennedy, which Is being built
at the large Dlant ln North Portland.
The steel hull will be released from the
ways during the first week of next
month and the launching ways are now
Deing put in.
The H. B. Kennedy is a s,teel boat
190 feet long and Is to operate on
Puget sound, the contract calling for
completion or tne crart oy tn nrst
of the year. Those In charge of the
work say this can easily be done as
the work is well under way. The hull
Is practically completed and the mach
inery win De reaay tor installation im
mediately upon the launching.
Work on the construction of two ar
tillery boats also to ply on Puget
sound for the government will be begun
as soon aa the Kennedy Is off the ways.
OFF FOR THE ; BAY CITY
Ont 19
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. ..:6ct 20
Ainanoe, coos Bay ....Oct. 22
Eureka, Eureka and Coos. .Oct. 25
Nlcomedla, orient. : .Oct 85
Homer, 8an Francisco. ; . Oct 25
state, san Kranclsco ........ . . .Oct 26
George W. Elder, San Pedro. .. .Oct. 27
Arabia, orient Nov. 10
Alesla, orient .Nov. 26
Numantla, , orient ..Dec. 10
. Brular ZJners to Depart.
Alliance, Coos Bay Oct.'l7
ureaK water, coos Bay .......... Oct. 2 1
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Oct. 22
Rose City, San Francisco Oct. 23
Eureka.-Eureka and Cooa Oct ?7
nomer, san Francisco., .Oct 27
Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro Oct. 29
State. San Francisco Dot an
iMicomeoia, orient Nov. 1
Passenger and Freight Steamers De-
part From Portland Wharves.
The Harriman finer State of Califor
nia, Captain Nopander, sailed from Alns
worth . dock for San Francisco yester
day afternoon, carrying 887 passengers
ana a tun cargo or ireignt. , a large
per centage of the passengers traveled
steerage, tnis Deuig tne time or year
when laborers of small means and the
wanderluat aeek more suitable climates.
Two lumber droghers took departure
ror san fTanciseo during tn past 24
hours, the Yellowstone sailing last night
and the yuinauu getting away today.
Th Yellowstone cleared with 6C0.000
feet of lumber on board and the Tel
lows-ton got away with 676,000 feet
The Quinault loaded at th mills of th
In man, pouiaen Lutnoer company ana
th Yellowstone picked up her cargo
at various mills on the lower Columbia
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Th remains of Allan Wardner wer
shipped to Windsor. Vt., la,st night
after service bad heen held ln Dun
nlng'a. chapel in the presence of a large
'number or friends. Allan Wardner died
Thursday night from typhoid fever. He
waa in' the employ of tbe Portland A
Asiatic Steamship company.
Th sream schooner Johan Pouiaen
will be at Oak street dock this after
noon with 600 tona of general freight
from San Francisco. She will . tak
wh.at and lumber for return carro.
The Gorman ahip Henrietta will fin
Inn loading wheatT thla afternoon and
probably clear for Europe. Tb French
hark Neullly, too. la about ready to
Arabia, orient Nov. 20
Aiesia, orient Dee. If
Numantla, orient Dec 20
TeBsals la Fort.
Broderlck Castle. Br. sh Stream
Lareriemore. Br. h N. P. I.hr. no.
Levland Broa.. Br. sh Drvdiwk
Donna Franoesca, Br. bk Astoria
Churchill, Am. soh... Astoria
Asgarn. Ivor, en ...Drydock
Alvena. Am. sch ....Astoria
Albert Rlckmers, Ger. bk Oceanic
W. F. J a wet t Am. soh. .Astoria
Irene. Am. sch..i .Aatoria
Washington. Am. as , . . . Drydock
Gael, Fr. bk. .,., .....Bt Johns
Vlncennes, Fr. bk , Centennial
Daghild. Nor. ship Greenwich
Aberfoyle. Br. bk. . .Monteromerv Kn 1
St Nicholas. Am. ahiD ..Aatoria
ruako. Am. bktn Knappton 1
r-eiier. r. dk. i.inntnn
Berlin, Am. sch . , Goble
Americana. Am. sch fit Jnhn.
Wrestler. Am. bktn ..Astoria
Beechley, Br. bs.'. , Drydock
La Rochjaqoelein, Fr. bs Dolphins
Neosllly. Fr. bk . . . i Columbia No. 1
Henrietta, Ger ship.. Montgomery No. 2
Wynnstay, Br. soh Linnton
General Fov. Fr. bk Linnton
Crescent, Am. sch. .Portland Lumber Co,
Geo. W. Fanwick. Am. ss..Tona-ue Point
Yosetnlte, Am. e , . .Knappton
Romford. Am. aa .Toneue Point
Alexander Isenberg. Ger. ah.. . .Linnton
Deike Rlckmers, Ger. ss.. . .Montgomery
riaroia uoiinr. Am. ss Krescott
Alliance. Am. ss Couch street
J. M. Griffith. Am. ach Astori
Wasn Am. ss. , Goble
Col. E. Drake. Am. ss Portsmouth
Johan Poulsen. Am. ss Oak street
Vllle du Havre, Fr. bk Linnton
Wa Boat to IVoad Lumber.
F. S. Lpoo, Am. ss.. San Francisco
W. H. Talbot Am. sch.. . . .San Francisco
Riverside. Am. ss.. San Franclaoo
Bee. Am. aa.... San Francisco
South Bay, Ant. as Ban Franolsoo
Annl K. Bmal. Am. Be Hongkong
Benloia, Am. as ...San Francisco
Morxniana, am. aa can rTsnclsco
a Boat With Oammt and Oeaeral.
.Hamburg
..Antwerp
..Antwerp
. .Antwerp
tt am bur
Lett
ady to
wheat
clear for Kumn with a cargo of
A 'letter from Hob art Tasmania.
atates that th French bark Crll Ion haa
arrived there a rout to peruana in
charge of th mat. Captain Bertho
having committed aulcld while at im.
r, C. Hart, superintendent of th
Lighthouse rvtc In this 41 strict, re
turned today from loano wnare o in
apected the holdinra of th Florenc
Placer Mining company. In whk-h he la
larrelr Intereated. Mr. Hart aay th
f.rnperty rones up to tils every erpee
allrm. Ha alao had a vary pleasant
outlnsT In th wilds of th mining roon
Iry: Captain Char R- Ptd, lnape
tor f th district left for Paaet Sound
this anoralng oa etficlai bualoaoa. , .
MARINE KOTES
Aatoria. Ort. It. Sailed at T a. nv.
ateamer gute ef CaJlfomla, for Ban
rrancisro. Arrived at J:8 and left Bp
at It a: rn-, steamer Johan Pnulaea,
tren Sen rranelar
fa rraaclaA, o-t IT. fU "M at
l l a. av, euamer .Roe City for
Port iaad.
Aatoria. Oct It Left rp at 1 p. a
Neatsflelda Br. sh .-i
David d Anjera Fr. ah..
Bradloch. pi. bk
Join villa, FT bk.
Cirmanlan. Br. bk
RocharabeS.il. Fr. bk
Gulf Stream. Br. bk , ....Antwerp
Alia, r r. dk ,inaon
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Antwerp
L Tour de A verg-n. Fr. Ul .Antwerp
Armen. Fr. bk.:... .7.. ..Dublin
Olenalvon. Br. bk....... lAntwwro
Desala. Fr. bk. ..Antwerp
CMai Bbipa Xm Boat.
Flfeshlr. Br. bk Newcastle, A,
Boeeuet, Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Torrlsdale, Br. ah Newcastle, A.
Bank field a. Br. mt
Strathord. Br. aa.
.Valparaiso
. . .Baa Franclaeo
to Banaaa t leet
Pert Crawford. Br. Bk..... Calls
Oregon, Gar. aa ............ .Yokohama
Merechal d Noatlle. Fr. bk . West coaat
liomtwim Bound, Am. bk.VaB4ryr. B. C
sajnta anna, rt. ex. Newcastle, ft
ar'9.v. r-
(illr, Fr- ak..,..t.,
Thiers, Fr. bk
Franola FT. bk.....
A enter, Fr. bk.....
rnm-m, nn, vk. lJI
pan Graham. Br. bk.....Caita Cotoa
laanet, it, aa., ........... ...Kahtilat
'iMrgot. rr. bk...... t4.....Hbart
W.' f. Porter Asa. aa
aV W,
.Santa Reaall
j. Antwerp
Belfast
... San Fraitniac
.... BWa Frawrtac
Call
The n. anhtbtta ef fruit a n Hm4
River frvtt fair win b Intact and c
tn rt wotU 8 e'tlotk txwortew.
a1ay.
tb u r. n. wtaka rwaied tr
Saaay tirurtiot rat f It frwaa Prv
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Joornel.)
Hood River, Or., Oct 17. The last
day of the Hood River fruit fair shows
no diminution ln the Interest and en
thusiasm of growers and visitors. Th
big apple display is being visited by
hundreQs from the valley and county,
and also by a large crowd from Port
land and The Dalles. The fair mana
gers announced today that th exhibits
would be kept Intact until Sunday after
noon at n:30 in order to give many busi
ness men an opportunity to see the ap
ples today. The fair today is being
viewed by several hundred school chil
dren, as well as many other visitors.
The Judges are still trying to decide
who is entitled to -the premiums. After
working all day yesterday and also to
day they are still unable to decide on
the prizes for some of tho varieties.
Other events ln addition to the apple
show today are a rootDail game between
the hisrh school team and The Dalles,
and a banquet, which will b given .to
night at the Mount Hood hotel by the
newly formed University club. With
the additional members secured during
tne last two days, tne ciud now numDers
85, and covers will be laid tonight for
100.
H. W. Neelv. secretary of tha Na-
At'fiC Duun o. ,a u7,u
attending the fair, and is endeavoring
to have Hood River send a carload or
the fine apples on display to that olty
to compete for the $1,600 prize for the
best car of apples. - Mr. Neely says that
he believes Hood River could will It
hands down.
haiSsIrWrs
BOTH IH0ICTE0
Both Charged With' Murder
in First Degree for the
Killing of Annis.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
New York, Oct 17. District Attorney
Darrln of Brooklyn announced this
morning that Captain . Peter C. Halna,
U. 8. A., and his brother, - Thornton
Jenkins Halns, had been indicted on the
charge of mtarder for the killing of
William E. Annls, advertising manager
of the Burr-Mclntosh monthly, at the
Bayslde Yacht club, at Bayaide, L. I.,
on August 15. ifotn ara charged with
murder In tho first degree. Jenkins
stood by wtth drawn revolver holdln
back a crowd while Captain Halns kllle
Annls. and the prosecutor maintains
that they should b held equally guilty.
: ,(! Bereaa el Tbe Joorast.)
Salem. Or, Oct' IT. In his biennial
report to th governor, R, D. Bean, pres
ident of th board of regents of th
University of Oregon, urges the eatab- kum
llshment br tb alata of a fund for tha pn-atory . frame dwelling. Taylor's
n 1 1 . h f.a.n,. m.K. hav. .Iu. .11
tneir time ana strengtn to education.! inuuut.
With OUlV meager OOinUanaatlOn. Thai "I wnnd.r whn arnnn. th. .Ira. In
iuuu ii 10 rtnuivK in- ayawm or re-i streatcersr alt Tbompaon.
(inns allowances established ny Andrew i nnH -rv. i. nn. H..it,in.
v-niBie iram wbidu uniy inoae in
structors tnat nave eerveo a long tlmnilik isnt that fiercer
ui me state lastituiiuua w 10 recejv
benefit
After describing tn worklnas of the hmm
Carneale fund. President Bean aaval
atepa should b taken by the legislature would gladly te paid for a
ui u. v. uiv mjin.wi bii vi ursiuD Diacati
?n th accepted Hat receiving benefits
rom tha ateel magnate. He adda, how
ever, that It may be Impoanlble to have
th University of Oregon listed and, if
so, tha legislature should establish a
similar fund, for without It th uu I var
sity in tb near future ia going to have
dixnouity in procurini
even competent lnsttuc
lta dsnartmente.
l ne scale or wagea pain teaoner ia
ao low,". aay Mr. Bean, in bla report
tnat teaoner wiu naturally eeex em
ployment tn thoae schools where they
ar aaaurea or a uveiinoou wnen inca
Dacitated from further aervlce by old
age and 111 health. In tha nature of
thinga salaries of Instructors can never
be made com para Die witn tnose in dubi
nesa Ufa for th exacting dutlea of their
profession, th proprieties of their po
sltlon and th environment render it
m possible for them to engage in bust
neas to make provlaiou against in
health and old age.
System Is BoonoxnJoaL
"That tha atat should, therefore, pro
vide for them would seem to be noth
ing more than Justice to a claas of
faithful and conscientious, but poorly
paid publlo employes, and .would re
uutre but a very small amount of
money. Since the establishment of the
Institution ln 1876 only two or three
would have been entitled to benefits of
a system of retiring allowances moa
.... .' MARRIAGE UCT-NS13
Theodore M. Ortaelfer, Vancouver, 12,
Ethel lstella O.HKlove. II.
1417 .
C, F, alorelaad.
R.. 11th, 16,
Maude B. Hartley, over IT.
VK-ior A, jvemvo, ln rt. isin, ever
II. Minnie Sutherland, over It.
II. S. York. St Johns. 18,
Bohrlmafher, over JT.
W7Ja1Si-CTd W." Q.
Emma
tuilih" A C
Waahlnetua bld aornu 1th ui Wuk.
Ingion ata '
Beta A Bona, florlata, funaral deal!
I41H Morrlaon. Main KOtl; A-1I7T.
i.. . ' . oa - - I' - . i. .i j.
ln.
- Clark Broex, florists--. Fin flower
ana floral designs, Hi Morrison at. i
)SniTdre aults for rent, all si sea,
Unique Tailoring Co., 6t Stark Bt
Max M. Braithr floriat, ltOth at.
coslt Meier 4k Frank'a Main Tilt i
BIRTHS
HOLT To Mr. and Mra O. Holt, tI
Rodney avenue. October . a daagh
tr.
OAINE8 To Mr. and Mra. FT XV.
Galnsa. 141 fiellwood atreat October
7, a daughter.
RE ED EH To Mr. and Mr. J. H.
Reeder. 181 Cleveland strt. October '
1. a daughter,
WALLACE To Mr. and Mr. W. II.
Wallace. 74 Kearney, October S, a
daughter.
CHAMBERLAIN To Mr.
880
and Mra B.
Fremont, October
diamberlaln.
is, a son.
OANTENBEIN To Mr. and Mra f.
A. Gantenbeln. 01 East isinteent.n
atrwat. n.ntemhar 13. a ion.
WALKER To r. and Mra II. A. Wal
ker, 14X7 East Hoyt strt uctoper
14, a aon. ,
FUNERAL DIKECTOna
eltvi after the Carnegie system
There are now perhapa two Instruct-
Maecthe university that should be re
tired. In no esse would the atate have
been required to pay allowances for
more than a few years. The establish
ment of such a system would greatly
strengthen the educational work, be
cause we would then be able to Invite
the ablest teachers ln tbe country, and
could furnish meana for retiring; old
teachera. vrhose places would be occu
pied by younger men."
A WOMAN SPECIALIST
MRS. S. K. CHAN
the only Chinese woman doctoring In
tnis city. She haa cured
many afflicted sufferers.
Cured private and female
diseases, also throat and
lung troubles; etomaoh,
bladder and kldneya and
diseases of all kinds that
the human flesh is heir
to. Cured by Chinese
herbs and roota Rem
edies harmless. No oper
ations. Honest treatment. Examina
tions free. 226 H MORRISON ST., Be-
There are now but 106 professors and I tween First and Second.
FATAL AFFRAY AT
FAMILY REUNION
Baa Franclaoo. Oct 17. A celebration
that ended ln th death of George De
Martini, aa Italian laborer, la th suo
lect of lnveatla-atlon. and Antona Gio
vanni and Rose D Martini, cousins of
th dead man. have been arrested,
Th Martini, of whom there are sev
eral dosen, lira tn an aoartment houae
In th Italian quarter of the city, and
spent last night celebrating the visit of
one member of the family who lives ln
another portion of th Stat. '
Th body of Geors-e De Msrtisil 'was
found at th foot of th stairs, and' th
relative profess to mow nothing awout
th circumstances resdlng to hla death.
Tha polio ar working oa th theory
that win led to th heated dlacuaalon
and that In th heat of passion aome of
Martini ouroeroua relatives threw him
down th stairs and left him to die.
Tb body waa badly bruised.
WEDDING A SURPRISE
IN NAVAL CIRCLES
VaU.Jo, Ctl, Oct 17.Vn frids of
Surgeon John X Neilaen of tb rrnlaer
Buffalo and Mlaa Caroita McDoua-aL
deurhter ef tb lot Commander Charles
McDnogal r th Mar Island nary-
re ra, war nrpf-iB4 i learn today that
lb eeopl had been hastily married
hurt night at tb home ef tho bride a
mother. In this rtty. Tb wedding was
t for a n tick later day, bat when th
Buffalo received erdar yesterday to
all for Bremerton MwwaWy th resu
rep deesded. to B aanid at one.
TM orto wui atnipaay bar tiasbaad
to Paget swamd.
Ta rweswsr wa rrrvataw Ckaelala
A. MaAJleterr of too Mara lalaaa
stavr-yard officiated.
Th gi eai ib ta aent er in lars ger-
i I. RMlani, u. - N. and th
rrld le tb a-rft44aChter ef tb
Rear Admiral McXoagal of tb aavy.
rrua mn a 9 to it turn
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Do you stop to think what expert means?
This is not used as a catch phrase, it means liter
ally expert advice. Years of experience and spe
cial study devoted exclusively to the sensative
'' and delicate centers, makes it possible fof me to
qualify before any court in the world as an expert
in diseases ot men. it you need advice
YOU NEED GOOD ADVICE
and It Is better to get it ln th beginning- than In th end action
after it is too late is like rain after harvest. Keep your youth as long
n...lhl. th.. la .Til.ntT rt f tlma In venw old.
A good ' marksman is not known by his bullets but by his aim, and
.uiif Anrtnr should not be known so much by his. claims as by the
rni ta h la able tof show. The hen that cackles loudest does not al
ways lay th most eggs. Think these points over
WHEN LOOKirSO FOR A DOCTOR
Frequently an office is advertised ln the "first person" when no eueh
doctor lives ln tho state. If deception la attempted on this point look
for it clear down the line. ...... ........
If you are not physioally sound you ourht to be, and It la better to
doi your duty ln thla respect than to wish It was done.
We have th larg8t and most complete offices and equipment in
the state, have been longer established, and furnish best bank and
personal references. We treat people Just as we would want them to
treat us under similar circumstances and handle their cases on terms to
best suit their convenience. A patient desiring treatment can pay cash
and aet discount or ln payments to suit circumstances, and aa tn Den
efit is plainly apparent or if desired
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Our entire time and oractice are devoted to the cure of BLOOD
POISON, VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY, HY
DROCELE. PILES. FISTULA, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
BLADDER, PROSTATE GLAND. CONTRACTED DISORDERS.
WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES lUMMUH 1U MEN.
If you have mad mistakes In the past correct the mistakes. Consul
tation and advice free. If you cannot all at office, writ for self
examination blank many caaes cured at home.
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sale bears (MIDY
the nameS-V
, Beart!fcouterfaUi
Jtit ALL DK0QGI8TS
DUNNINO. M'ENTEB A OILBAUOH.
undertakers and embalmers: modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pin. Main -
430. Yinaj assistant.
J. P. Finlcy & Son KfcU?
Lady attendant Main : A-16tt.
2eLLer:bVrne;s Cd.. IfiJNERAL
rectors, embalmers, 176 Ruasall, East
1088. Lady asslstsnt.
EDWARD HOLiuAN. UNDERTAlZER7
0 8rd atreet.
ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EAI-
balmtng: lady la't: 40 Alder. M 6131.
CKMETERrra
ROSE CITT SINGLE GRAVES. 110:
family lota, 626 to ITS. Superintend
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont et
and Cvlly road. Phone Tabor 206. Fur
full Information apply to Prank Schle
geL 624 Worcester blk. Phon A-181S.
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Every VonaD
Ik W
if IntSMStad and sboold knew
. apoaj ma wonoarrai
MARVEL Vfhirliaa Sorav
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means aucno tsese BUm
estMosi uooveaieas
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I f he aan not aucnlv 11
atAKVKI aooent no
otluir. but Mod ataaiD for
llluitnted book Mdri. ttehna
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eva 15. aad st.. Ksin- ?
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Vfi . TUJE DIAMOND BKAND. A
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1M1U In Bed and ! BMallieSV
boua. smIkI with Blue Ribboa. T
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DraMtat. A.kfrwfll I lVa T-rm.'
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yen kaowaai Beat, Safeit. Always Reliable
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Uncomplicated
Disorders
s
No other physician employa a Ilka method,
and so thorough la my work that there need
not b the slightest fear of a relapae Into the
old condition. It la not a question of whether
yon can be cured, but whether you will be cured.
Don't wait until it Is too 1st. Mr method is
perfect and quick. The eur la absolutely cer
tain. I ue NO KNDTE. cauae no pain and you
need not be detained from your work for one
jav I eapeetally aolleit thoae casee where
money has bean wasted on electric belts and
Other appliance.
SB.
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rhonesMain 7173; A-6051.
That Rent
And Buy a Lot in
Montavilla
For $65 1
EASY TERMS .
$10 Down
$5 Monthly
Good soil. . Five-cent car fare .
No Building Restrictions.
Immediate Possession.
Title Guaranteed Perfect.
AGENT AT TRACT ALL
WEEK, INCLUDING
SUNDAY i
I . : . .
Take Montavilla car at corner 3d
rand Morrison sts.; get off at cor
ner Villa and Hibbard sts., Mon
tavilla branch office. For . fur
ther particulars call office. '
C. P. WELLS
231 WORCESTER BLDG.
Phone Main 3253..
Bungalow for Sale
Modern in every respect.
Located In moat attractrv residential
section on th east aid.
SMITH A RVBRETT
116-217 BweUand Building. .
WEATHER REPORT
TATXOB,
Tke
leaning SpoelaUst.
The aScIctntifle Treatment of Wnk:ne
Dosing th system with powerful sttmulanta and tonica In an effort
restore functional vlror ran hay but one final result: The condition
Is rendered worse than before. "Weakness" Is merely an indication of a
stV 1TrST W a-eee
ewe Iuwhmi, t4. V
IS cut aggrawatm oj aiiniuiiiini nraw
ity. I employ th only aolantlfla and
"weakn. which effecta a permanent
gland to a sound and healthy atat. , I ot
low form of Inflammation tn tb proatat gland, and this Inflammation
la but aa-rravated by stimulating rem ed tea that excite temporary act It
- milv enecuve treatment tor
t our by restoring the prostate
obtain complete results in every
case-1 treat
Tho. In aay trouble aofertBg frta "PER
MATORRH0F.A, LOSFE". AND DRAINS. VARI
COCELE. HTDROCELE. BLOOD POISON or
aay other dl tewdlna to dee trey and dls
figor aad to render bapplB Impossible ar
arged to aQ apoa aa wltat delay.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE
ITTUTI ! TO &.
WOT A JOaVtAJt
tma mm run
V TLX. CTTMMB .
WO
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a Tho DR. TAYLOR Co. (
, coaurr
-' tMH KOmaUa4aT tTBXIT. V
coixn noon ajts Koxjixsoa- mini vcnnim, cm.
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A large high preaaur area overlie
the north Pacific atatea, and a trough
of lew pressure extends from Arisona
esst to the Texas panhandle and thence
northeast to Minnesota. Another high
pressure area overlies the Atlantic
atatea Light rain haa fallen In aoutb
em California and at scattered place la
th north Paclfla atatea, Montana, tb
Dakota. Wyoming and Colorado, and
mow baa occurred la soothara Nevada
and ooutbern Utah. Tb t ampere turee
ar decidedly below normal la the Rocky
Mountain and Paolfle states, and It Is
warmer than usual nearly evorywher
east of tb Mississippi river.
Th Indication ar for fair weather
la thla dietrlct tonight and Sunday, with
froat tonight followed by rising teaa
poratars Sunday.
Teamn,
Max, . Mtn, arsef)
Paker CTtT. Or 4t tt - .'I
Pots. Idaho 44
Kan CUT, Mo... 76
Lww-lstaea, Idaho... 64
Loo AeraJea. CaJ.. (6
North Head, traoh. 62
Portlaaxi, fr.....- It
Booebunr. Or.', ...I 64
Pacrameotn. Cal... tt
ft Ioala. V Tl
ft. 1-aul. M:a
Salt ySa. Uta... 44
f-i Astat'v Tea.. 4
mt f i.r-. Cel .... 4
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PORTLAND HEIGHTS
Very desirable ouarter block, level-
unobstructed view, on block from car:
647 Myrtle street Phon Main 4St.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Lawyr Abstract at Trust Co.. reom
6 Board of Trade bidv; abstracts a
specialty. '
Hav your abauacta made by th X1U
Trust Co.. 7 C of C
Charles Thwlng and wife to S.
O'Donnelt lot II, block 4
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40
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J. U Mitchell and wtf t. JuHa
E. Opdycke, lot 14. black 6.
Arleta Park N. 2
Ortley Plimpton and wife to Wll- .
Ham BelJt lot i. block 124.
West Irvicgtoa
J. F. Martin and wife It L A
Qulgley, lot . hi oca a. arvi
Mat 26 fs Of lot (. block
t Wvrtjr -
Max Am and wir to H. A.
rltteaf, a4 14 feet of lt
block 14, M. Patloa'B Bc-
ond a11ItUa t Alhlna
yF. . Palley and wif t Jnha R.
nepnura et et ioim n an i .
block 6, Ti;o 4J"
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