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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY 'EVEN! NO,' OCTOBER 19. 1008. JU 1 ML.- J 1 L -l.-mJ LA.--.t-S ,-LM liiA- . TP--MBMggSHBirgagU. 1 JaLl'ggMHggfaJS' ;JL! 'jsm 11 .- 11 L- INDICATIONS OF .' ... I . -HEAVY WEATHER g . Telegraph . Wire to . Noilh i ' Head Goes Down I)ur . ' ' - ing Night , - VESSELS KNOWN TO BE OFF THE RIVER Wind Bweep ' Swlftlf Orer Strewn j and Harbor, but Doe K Dam age to Shipping Veaaela at An chor in the Stream. the management of th Ut. will be Uktn up tfir the' auprem oouit at palcm tut Wadnsedajr. Juds Oeora il. William and J. Couod riandai Will repiaa.nt, tii port. ..... rn niiiir naa ien qsciikki in m. l circuit eourt In iar ine a'. court holding that Donaa pouia pa to Mun tne amount 01 monF mated required to get tb yetm operation. Th qutiiwa uvea voted on at the lat ieuon ana car ried w th a neod majority. Aton oe lar ItM only community flghUag It. Th proposition I to eliuur oe buy tuga to ba alaUunad at th rnouth of tha Columbia to tow vaitaola In and out; to plae a steam pilot in servlo off tha ruoutn of tba rlar end to kp uffloiant pilot on hand to liaadl Q tba (hipping with quiua aipaon. Tba Intention la to o ahead -with tha project aa aoon aa tha uprm court passe upon tha validity of tba act. if tha daolaloa la ravoraata. 'AtOXQ THE WATEBFROXTV Tha ateamtr ftosa City la due to erire bare thle ; evening ; from San FTan'oJBeo and tha'eUamer Boanoko la due to arrlva hare tomorrow moralng from San Pedro ana way poinie. It haa baan rumored peralstently thai tha British ship Ley land Brotner haa been ohartarad for lumbar but the own are' accnt hare eaya that ao far ha III PPOIISOU e That a heavy atorm raged off the haa received no Information along that nla-ht la ballavad from the fact that tha 1 3v, vlr. . h Kirih HaaA Waarhar bureau I Th. k.r tusr Tatooall came SO from a tat Ion la down falling tree having Aatorla thia morning and entered the tenon la aown, "uing wee "v" arydock for a geerI overhauling. Thla aviueniiy wncuu 11, mm wuu, u m, m, t),a buay aeaaon ror tna oar lugs ana llrat heavy atorm of the aeaaon. Tna tha TatooBh wui no nam no iongnr on ,, . . . m m m I t h . n ttf u inu nKviur una runa mrougn wooaea aacuoa wr V, B."i,rt,' f ,..tla. ar. aeveral milaa from tha pojnt of Cape rlv. poftland thla morning to r UlaapDolntment to Ilwaoo and la ex I . Vi.a vlaitlna- ol.t frlanda of '"fS . . UCVIU" wiiiua in ui. . i whom be baa a numoer in tnia cny. Dlatrict Foracaater Beala ordered I Th. n Mrrip w. fL PorteV arrived atorm warning dlaplayad at tha mouth I (n th, harbor today .with a -rgo of wna nvar way nignt, oui aaya inmi. 0j from CaUfornla. aaide from tha fact the wire from CaptaJna of eaJltng veaaala. moored at North Head la down, ha haa no other gr johne and Linnton. complain of IndlcaUon of heavy weather along tha rver steamera aomettmea falling to coaet. The atorm that broke over observe tha law providing for them to Portland last night waa not very aa- ,0W aown whan paaaing Urge veaaela vera, although It rained qulta heavily. at dooka. Thle morning, it la eaJd, two No damage waa dona to shipping in rlrar ataamera caused auch a heavy tha harbor, but aoma of tha veaaala awell In that vicinity that the Brltleh at , anchor atralned heavtly on their .Kin TvlanH Rrathers naarlv broke her moorlnai. There are aeveral veaaela off the coast bound for this port and they are probably having an exciting time of it riding out the blow. Among them is the schooner W. H. Talbot, from Dutch Harbor, under charter to carry a cargo of lumber from thla port to Manila for the Pacific ExDort Lumber comnanv. The Talbot waa alghted off Cape Vl&t- moorlnga. MARINE NOTES. II GOOD KITE Entertainment of Officers and Men of Fleet En grosses Nation. , . tBy II. 14 Clot adent on e-nrthy, United Press board tha U. a Correspon ueorgia.) Tokio, Oct. !. Tha first day of the reoeptlon to tba American bettleehtp Heat at Toklo, tha capital of Japan, uloeod tonight with a brilliant dinner at tba Imperial hotel given to the offi cer of the fleet by Edward C. O'Brien. American ambassador to 'Japan. The dinner waa attended by the diplomat lo corpa at Toklo. a large number of die- iinauianea Japanese merchant and tna meniDer or uie cabinet. 7 be dinner was one of tha m 1M1AII PLUNGES IIITO FURNACE a ' ' To Rescue Husband, Shows . Men How to Be Heroic Husband Dead. no Instructions where to load when he left Dutch Harbor. Another vessel believed to be outside Is the large Britlah bark Lydgate in ballast from Santa Rosalia -under char ter to Kerr, . Gif ford Co., to carry wheat to Europe. The Lydgata left the southern port about alx weeks ago and Is now fully due In view of the fact that southeasterly wlnda have predom inated for aome time. The ateamers Hose City and Roan oke are also due to arrive at Aatorla today from San Franolaco. TWO COASTERS ARRIVE Breakwater 'and Johan Ponlaen En counter Good Weather. With about 800 tona of coal. 100 tons of miscellaneous freight and 2,000 caaea of salmon on board, the ateamer Break water, Captain Macgenn. arrived ot OaJc street dock last night from Coos Bay. She reached her dock at 8 o'clock, sev eral hours later than usual, but thia waa due to a large lot of freight having to uimiiiaraea il ABiona. formal aver atvan here, and J a nan la th land of formalltv. ClnnA will be tween the United Mates aud Japan waa win aevnoia or in. toasts and tna in cldenta of tha visit of tha American fleet to Australia were Ignored by all tha, apeakera. Admiral Hoerrv. desnlta the rouah trln from Manila in oko- nama and tna continuous raceptlona ana enieriainmema or uie amy, aeamea as rreati aa tnouth he had lust eome from a vacation 'and he waa tha hero of th occasion. Th hotel wax elaboratalv decorated with masaea of chrvaaothemuma and cherry blossoms and a Drofuston of American flags rroaaed with Japaneaa riag. Th linnsrtal band Dlaved Am ertcan aire during the dinner. OUldxm ling 'America." Th reception to the fleet at Aua tralla waa brilliant, but the Japaneaa outdid our white cousins of the south Pacific In their mantfeatationa of friendship toward America. In Japan aa In Australia, the feature of the celebration haa been the school children. The Japaneaa, not to be out done In anything, had arranged a won- Ban Francl.cc Oct lB.-Arrlved at 25' ti. Am. rTc. naval of fin. Into ll a. m. steamer oiaia pr uaiiiornia, I Toklo and the trip from Yokohama to from Portland. Arrived at 2 a. m. Toklo will never be forgotten by those wno witnessed i. It was a strange sight to see tnou- cnlldren waving Amen i hear them singing the mArl(." la ttiAlr nil.lnt 4:10 and galled at 4:80 a. m. Steamer English pronunciation, learned for the Alliance, for Cooa bay. Sailed at 7:60 occasion. a. m. Steamer Qulnault, for Ban Fran- The Journev from Yokohama to Toklo claco. Arrived at 8:46 and left up at waa ona continual evatlon for the Am- 11:80 a. m. Steamer Breakwater, from lartrn Tha anolal train left Yoko- Cooa bay. Arrived down at 1:10 and hama at t o'clock this morning with sailed at 1:80 p. m. Steamer Falcon, admirals, captains and commander of for San Francisco. Arrlvad at 6 anil the fleet on board. Tha 18 miles of left up at p. m. Steamer w. B. Por- the trln lav through a oountry of ter, from San Francisco. laualiat Japanese cottage and villages, San Franclsoo, Oct. 18. Balled at 10 aurrounded by farina At every ata- a. m. Steamer Oeo. w. Fenwlck. ror tlon school children waved American Columbia river. Sailed at 11 a. m. ana Japanese flaga and cheered. Ad- , P- m- tea- rniral Sperry was kept busy waving ortland. aalntna through the 'window of the car. 18. Arrived Off! .Whn tha Inlti arrlvoil here, a won. Bort Schooner W. H. Talbot, from derful sight awaited the Americana A mtch Harbor; waa ordered to Aatorla. g-reat crowd had collected at the ata Aatoria. Oct. 19. No bar report; cape Finn anri lo.onn arhool children ranred line down, , .... In bleachers near the depot aang "The Tides at ABtoa Tuesaay: Mign star-Spangled Banner" In English. The water 10:08 a. m., 7.Z feet; ll:55 p. offlcera of the fleet marched down (Uaitaa PraM Laaaad Wka.) Vallajo, Cal, Oct. It. Barnard Bogi died today f burn received laat night while raaculng horaa from a burning atable and hie wife la In a critical oon dltlon aa the raault of burns she aua talnad whan putting to shame tha beal tatlng firemen, when ah dashed into tha flame and dragged out her uncon olou husband. Tb fir started In a large atable be longing to the Philadelphia Hrewlng oompeny. Half a doaen horaea were In the barn. x Bogie, wno uvea near, ruahed oat to tb soena and went Into the barn to ENGINEER KILLED .1 , , IN KANSA8 "WRECK . i , . (P(t. free lauaat Wlnj. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. I. Engineer David Hobarta waa kUlad and 11 paa. saogar 'were injured In a collision batwaan ' a passenger train and a freight train oa th Bant T rail road at Braddock, Kan., today. The eraab cam a with eueh terrtflo fore that tha paaaengera war hurled against the aides of tha coaches, wlndowa war broken and aeveral wars badly out by glaee. The responsibility for the wreck nan ant naen naaii. Chance Fine to Earn New Pianos Btaamer Yoaemlte, from Columbia river. tery at an early hour this morning and . ' ,v m... T,,.' wa strai given orders to proceed to th Colum- Steamer Geo. W. Elder, from Port- aanda of school bla river, th master having received rt i. ij en flag and to no Instruction where to load when he . A,tor1- VV ir-.rr,ve1 d5.w? ' words of "Ame mer Catania, for lead out th horsea He had auccuded In getting out all but ona. when the re maining nor aicaea mm in in head rendering him unconscious. By that time the whole building waa In flames. When Bogle did not return. It waa known ha waa in peril, but th firemen and man about the place held back, aaying it was impossible lor any ona to reacu him. Suddenly a wild-eyed woman, frantic with excitement, rorced her way through th crowd. She looked toward tbe men and creamd: "Save him! Save blmt My OodI Will no one aave him!" Tbe flames roared about the doorway and within the building waa a mass of flamea. Several men atartad forward. but ahranK back again Mra Bogle turned upon them an In- atant with an expreaaion or acorn and then, before the bewildered crowd knew hat she intended to ao. ane aashed etralght through tha wall of flames Into the biasing building. There waa a gaap or horror from the men, and tne women wno nao Deen at tracted by the fire screamed In terror. Then there waa a minute of suspense. when every on believed the woman was being roaated alive. Volunteera were awirt in rushing to her aid. when, through the smoke and flames, hr figure appeared, dragging her huaband, unconscious. The heroic wo man fainted Jvjst as she passed out of the flames and she was carried with her husband to her home. Beale was employed at the Mare Is land navy yard. Tbe fire waa one or mree nere iaat night. A residence burned In the north. em part of town and the grandstand at Cycledom, east of town, was de atroved. Hoboes are believed to be re sponsible for at least two of the fires. By a Little Careful Effort EILERS PIANO HOUSE PLANNING A MOST EXTRAOR DINARY CAMPAIGN OP ADVERTISING AND "ELUCIDATION." Ban Francisco OQco Oregon Journal ' 1200 CALL BUILDING Numerous Points Still Misunderstood by Many as Regards Piano Values and Piano-Buying Will Be Presented in a Striking and Novel Manner Any Home Now .Without Piano or Organ or Pianola Piano Will Be Intensely Interested and Should Order an Extra Copy of Tomorrow Afternoon's Journal. Byes tested free at Metzger's. KENTUCKY FA3IILY PERISH IN FLAMES m.. 6.9 feet. Low water 8:88 1.4 feet; 4:27 p. m.. 2.8 feet. MARINE FNTELLIG EKCB. Searnlaa Uaera one to Arrive. The Breakwater had good weather all Rose City. Bah Francisco Oct. 1A the way from Cooa Bay to tha mouth Rnnnoka. Ran Pedro and way Oct. 20 or me ci Columbia, so the storm which is Alliance. Coos Bay .Oct. 28 huw aupuusea m oe raging aiong me i isureaa, iiAireKft ana joos uci. zo coast had not made itself felt yesterday Nloomedla, orient Oct 25 morning wnen tne steamer entered the Breakwater, Coo bay Oct. 26 river. In fact the offlcera say very Homer. San Francisco Oct 25 pleasant weather prevailed. State. San Francisco Oct. 2 ine Steam scnooner Johan POUlsen. fianraa w rcidar. San Pedro Oct 7 . J?K-;...-a ge Arabia, orient Nov. 10 Alesla, orient Nov. 25 Dec. 10 400 tons of general Begnlar XOnera to Depan. Ill load lumber at the Breakwater. Coos Bay Oct 21 Inman-Poulaen Lumber Roanoke, San Pedro and way....Oot 22 23 which reacnea utn street floe eariv yea terday morning from San Francisco, aleo reports having had good weather Numantia orient coming up the coaet The Poulaen Numan"a' orient orougnt aoout freight and mill of the company for among the rows or waiting Japanese with their heads bared as the strains of the national hymn rang out. Entertainment for All, Pre. The admiral of the fleet were driven to the Shlba nalsce In the Imperial carriages, attended by guards, and the commanders of the fleet were driven to the Imperial hotel. The admirals received official calls in the morning and returned them. At nnnn thAV w.ro tha allfatfl nf Am bassador O'Brien at an informal lunch eon and the afternoon was given over to two garden parties, one at th Am ine otner ai tna a return Cargo. fiha ia Dnu flt San Pr,nfliin At discharging the inward freight at Pine Alliance, boos Bay ....Oct 24 street dock today nftd will shift to the Eureka, Eureka and Coos Oct 27 mill tomorrow morning to load Jumber. CONCERT FOR SAILORS . t, r Church Society Prepares Program for Tomorrow Night. The Christian Endeavor society of the Westminster Presbyterian church has arranged a fine program for the concert to be given tomorrow evening at the Portland Seamen's Friend society's hall. corner rnira ana r lanaers streets, it follows: Homer, Ban Franclaoo Oct 27 Oeo. W. bolder, San Pedro Oct. 29 State. San Francisco Oct. SO Nlcomedia, orient Nov. 1 Arabia, orient . .' Nov. 20 Aleala, orient Dec 6 Numantia, orient Deo. 20 Tassels in Fore Broderick Castle, Br. sh Stream Larglemore, Br. ah.....N. p. Lbr. Co. Leyland Bros.. Br. ah.: Drvdock Donna Francesca, Br. bk Astoria Churchill, Am. ech Aatorla Aagard, Nor. sh Drydock Alvena. Am. sch...... Astoria Gar. bk, Oceanic residence nf Baron Iwasakl The committee on arrangements has flanned to nrin-. a tnousana eauoi he American fleet to Toklo every by special train. St.ore liberty at y hama began today. The streets are lined with Jackles from the Atlantic fleet. The restraint of the strange land has been dissipated by the open-handed hospitality of the Japanese people. The American sauors are oenaving opienaia ly. and are a credit to the nation. FLEEING SOLDIER SLAIII BY SEE1TRY Quartet. Westminster choir: reading. Rev. Henry Marcotte: solo. Miss Delta Albert Rlckmers, watson; solo, Mr. Bowman; reading, Mlsa Jeanie Flnley: eolo, Charles Pur relh aolo. Miss Alice Jtiaton; solo. Dr. McMichael: solo. Miss Cad well;. Gael, Fr. bk St Johns There will also be slngtng by sailors i Vincennes. Fr. bk Centennial setting the topsail and chanties. - The Daghlld. Nor. ship Greenwich concert begin at ociock ana an who Aberfoyle, Br. bk Greenwich are interests are jnvitea. (United Press Leased Wire.) Lexington. Ky.. Oct. 19. At Palnts- vllle, Ky., George Stafford and his three children were burned to death In their home laat night Mrs. Stafford tried to escape from the burning building by Jumping from a window on the second floor. Her neck was broken by the fall. Stafford was seen struggling toward one of the windows with two of the hlldmn In hta arms. He had reached the sill when a swirl of fire and smoke shut him from view. He was not seen again alive. Mrs. Stafford succeeded In reaching a front window. Before preparations could be made to break her fall tho frantic woman leaped to the ground. She died shortly afterward. The Staffords were well known In this section of the state. Very few man and woman buy more than one piano or other musical Instru ment in a lifetime. Thla ia the reason why there are not many who are posted upon piano valuea and piano-selling con ditions. Thla la the reaaon, alao, we may add. why ao much misinformation in regard to this business Is permitted to oe circulated. - with the aid of manufacturer repre sented by Ellers Piano House, a moat far-reaching campaign of piano adver tilting and plano-nnllTng will be Inaugu rated tomorrow afternoon. It will pay to secure an extra copy or rne journal on that day. Many will be given oppor tunity to secure a piano or other mu sical instrument rree. Numerous points not now thoroughly understood by the publlo will be care- Tully explained. It will be a looking' behind-the-scenes," as It were. Competition in the piano trade la se vere. The more or leas plausible argu ments for the purpose of effecting sales will be presented and analysed. The situation pertaining to branch ouses and- consignment agencies, and their Inability to compete openly with a concern such as JKllers 1'iano House, will be Impartially explained. The system of selling through com mission agents, ana parties who pose aa experts, and Its cost to tne buyer, will be exposed. - Much light will be thrown upon the "wholesaling" of pianos to retail buy erb. Some astonishing exposures of "con fidential" (!) discounts of "holier-than-thou" houses, claiming for themselves much virtue as a "one-price" house (meaning In reality almost a double price) will be made. The many mysterious and really flim sy claims for superiority of this or that make will be dissected. In short, a careful and unbiased an alysis will be made In this article and subsequent ones, which we believe will demonstrate to any thinking man and woman in th weat that if all dealers were awar of the altuatlon, not to aay honeat In their representations and ad missions, there would be but one place in Oregon supplying the musical wanta of the weat which concern, needless to say, would be tilers flano House. We realize fully that the northwest la developing rapidly. Thouaanda of homes are being established each month which should be posted upon the ques tion of piano and musical Instrument buying. we are not blind to the fact that the piano trade cannot possibly be centered altogether In one house. Nor do we wish to have it appear that we deny any honest concern the right to pursue a straightforward musical Instrument business. But the buyer has a right to know aa to where he or she Is able to do the best for him or herself. From Its inception It has been the , object of Ellers Piano House to furnish the very best or everything in the mu- i slcal Instrument line at the lowest dos- 1 slble cost Ellers Piano House haa the facilities In every way to do this. Eilers Piano House possesses advan tages which no other organisation en joys. The record shows that out or 10.000 Instruments sold, 7,750 were supplied by Eilers Piano House; 2,251 came from all other houses combined. In the forthcoming campaign it will be our aim to give the widest possible publicity to tne situation as we aee it, with a view also to still further In creasing the percentage of total sales in our favor. It will be an Interesting campaign. and we" repeat it will pay to read care fully tomorrow afternoon's Journal, and to order an extra copy. B1LEBB PIANO HOUSE. CLASSIFIED AD -BATES Claaalflad advartlaatnania la Til Jour nal are a followa: No ad Uaa than lie par tnaartlnn. Phone ar charged ad lo par line par laaertloni 1 Inearllona for lb prlo of I. Cash ada 1c per word per Ins r . tlon, 7 Insertion for th price of I. Lost and found, help wanted, situation wanted, for rant and wanted to rant ads lo per word par Insertion. I Inaartlona lor tb prlo of 8. . 14 to to words, 10c; It to 21 ' words. 14 c; matrlmonlalj manl- curing, maaaag and bath ada, loo per Ho pr Insertion. Card ot thanka, maatlng and fa neral nolle. 60o per Insertion, New today (agat meaau. 14 linos to inch I, Ho par Inch. Count 6 words to Una Th Journal cannot guarantee ao curacy or aaauma raaponalblllty for er rors of any kind occurlng In telephoned advertisement Ehould any ad appear Incorrect en first Insertion, The Journal will not b - responsible for subsequent Inaartlona The Journal a buaineaa otno ia p; from 8 a. m. to I p. m.; Saturdays Phones,' Main 7173; A-6051. WEATHER REPORT Two dlsturbancea are noted this morn- Ing, one central over Britlah Columbia and th other over western Kansas. They have caused general ralna In Ore- f;on, Washington, Kansas, Nebraska, Ok ahoma, and northern Tax as, and snow In western South Dakota. Wyoming. Colorado, northern New Mexico, north ern Arliona, Utah and Nevada. A large high pressure area overlies th eastern elate and fair weather prevail In that aectlon, with temperatures de cidedly above normal In New England and the middle Atlantic states. Storm warnings were ordered at 8:80 p. m. last night for the disturbance' now over Britlah Columbia. Th wlren to North Head ar down. The Indications ar for rain In thla district tonight and Tuesday, with warmer weatner tonignt. Temp. Max. Min. Precip. Atlanta, On. 82 3 .0 Baker City. Or 48 84 .01 Boise, Idaho 62 34 .8 Calgary. Albert ... 62 3 .0 Chicago, 111 ft 84 .0 Denver, Col 24 CO .81 Fresno, Cal 64 . . .0 Helena. Mont 42 22 .0 Loa Angeles, Cal.... 68 48 . Marshfleld, Or 64 40 .0 New York, N. Y. ... 2 64 .0 Pocatello. Idaho .;. 42 84 .0 Portland, Or 48 44 .2J Roseburg, Or. 64 46 .28 San Francisco, Cal.. . -68 62 .0 Seattle, Wash 62 42 28 Siskiyou. Or 60 34 .20 Spokane. Wash 42 88 T. Tomorrow (Tuesday) positively the w for discount on east siae Don't fail to read Gas Tips. last da bills. MAnT.cbA. Cole, Under Charges VT eaBUJIl( IUI8, AU1. S . . a a a a a .JjrVUW at Vancouver, .Breads ' for Liberty. BEFORE SUPRESDE COURT Port ofr Portland Bonding Act to Come? Up Next Wednesday. The validity of the Port of Port land's new bonding act, providing 'for a system of towboats and pilotage at the mouth of the Columbia river and between Portland and the sea tinder (Special Dlspsteh to Tba Journal.) Vancouver, Waeh., Oct. 19. A pri vate soldier, enlisted under the name of Eugene M. Lyons and whose right name was Louis Cole, was shot dead by a guard at Vancouver barracks Saturday right Lyons was under military deten- Gold Dust the all 'round cleanser Do you waste your time and strength clean ing" your home with a half dozen different compounds? Running for -this one and trying to remember where you left the other one is a needless aste!.l St Nicholas, Am. ship Astoria Puako. Am. bktn Knappton La Peller. Fr. bk. Llnnton Benin. Am. soh Gob Americana. Am. sch St. Johns Wreatler, Am. bktn ....Astoria Beechley, Br. ss Drydock La Rocbjaqoelein, Fr. ss Dolphins ieoaiuv. t. na cniumnia no. 1 Henrietta. Ger shin. . Montgomery No. 3 Wynnstay, Br. sch Stream General Pimt Vr KC I.lnntnn Crescent. Am, sch. .Portland Lumber Co. tlon on charges of desertion and fraud- Komrord, Am. as Tongue Point ulent enlistment and was to have been Alexander lsennerr. ir. an. , . . i.innton 1 rnni-tmnrtinio.1 tnriav leiKe Rickmera, Ger. as Montgomery Lyons, with another prIsoi.er. was In J. M. Griffith. Am. ech Stella the basement of tha residence occupied WSSD Am. SI...... Gohln hv Pantsln Thnma, niiort.ra lid Qiwl Jonan fouisen, Am. s uaK street denly the prisoner slammed the door In VlllA dU Havre. Fr. bk Llnnton tha .narit'o P.ico nnH rnAt hl aiine j urea a water. Am. ss . .oak street from the basement by means of another exit. The guard ran around the house nnd seeing Lyons running toward the F. S. Loon. Am. as San Francisco woods ordered him to halt. Cantaln W. H. Talbot An. sch... Dutch Harbor Thomas happened to be near and told Riverside, Am. ss ...San Francisco the guard to do his duty, whereupon he rtee. am. ss..., San Franclsoo rlred hut missed his man. The sec- South Bay. Am. ss San Franclaco ond shot went through the heart and Annie is. Bmtlt. Am. a Hongkong the Drlsoner fell dead. Tl.nl.l. A a. T.unn. ,l.,t ..11.11 . ..... ll.. K . u 1 1 1 u. m... k I. 1 KilVIVUU I J J v ' ' " . 11 null 11, nvi viuillg m iMonniana. Am, ss san Francisco military authorities, at Fort Mott. IV. J. Ba Boat Wltn Cmnt and General. I s a member of the hospital corps under Neatsflelds, Br. h. Hamburg VENTS IRE AT PAPER BY SMASHING PANES (Snectsl Dispatch to TBb Journal. Walla, Walla, Wash., Oct. 19. En raged by an article which appeared in the Evening Statesman Friday, L. L. Boise, an electrician, this morning at i nvinck hroke all the Plate glass win dows in the front of that office, valued at 8750. The employes of the Morning Union, published In the same building. and notified the police. Boise made a vicious fight with the police before he could be landed. The story published was that Boise was taking another woman to the fair grounds In a carriage when his wife and five children stopped him, oeggtng him to come home and on his own family. spend the money Tomorrow (Tuesday) lnat iiav for discount on east bills, lion't fall to read Gas Tips. positively side gas the David d Anters. Fr. ah Bradloch, Br. bk Join villa, Fr bk Csrmenlan. Br. bk Rochambeau, Fr. bk... Gulf .Stream. Br. bk.... Alice. Fr. bk Eugen Schneider. Fr. La Tour d Auvergna, Fr. bit.. Antwerp Arm en, Fr.' bk Dubll n Glenalvbn. Br. bk Antwerp Desaix, Fr. bk Antwerp Goal aWP sa Bent. bk. Ant warp Antwerp . . Antwerp .Hamburg Lalth . .Antwerp . . . London .Antwerp Torrledale. Br. ah Newcastle. A. Tramp arasaai ar s Bon tax. Bankftelds. Br. aa Valparaiso at. Fan Franclaoo Boot to Ballart to l4 Oral. of energy. Gold Dust is mlde to X&bb, 11 r JU I Bnrt tn ituiuiw oii nauuj ji uiAi) ) port Crawford. Br. an .Callao and to be harmless to: Merechal da Noalllea, Fr. bk.Weet coast .a . a n(raiivm Houna Am. DB. vsiwrr, B. C evexyriiing eise. Do not use soap, naphtha, borax, soda, ammonia or kerosene with Gold Dust The Gold Dust need noR outsideJrr-i help. L U Satnte Anne, Ft. bk. Newcastle. N 8 W Lydgate, Br. bk Santa Rosalia Pally. Ft. bk Antwerp Thlara, f. bk Belfaat Franceta, Fr. hk.. Man Franclaoo Aanier, Fr. bk Ban Franclaoo Penaree. Nor. ah. Callan Clan Graham. Br. bk.. .. .CaJeta Oloaa Laer.neo.Fr. h..... .,Kahui lurgot-Fr. hk.. .......... .Hobart Crlllon. Fr. bk. 1. Hobart OH BTtiaassr Xn Beat. TC. (t Porter. Am. aa gaa Fraaclsco TWIe the grading ef Vain rtrert Manajwaa. Va waa la progreaia reeaetlr the workmen dlaoerared that thatr nick a weat te a Vfh that ta4lcet4 a tab terraneen estlty. V-'pow laveartHratlon It waa 4lietiH that a trance te the dapth of thr, rt had hm roTaVid a ftuwihaf ef herrel of fleer pat tterta aad foswiW frwm the wemy eat tha rvwatlt af Vnmmmmm hT tbe Ccnfl T"' rap. A larga inantlty nf larrrJ eee) aM whit aohetano rm ms-Ung r-a)d fkvar wrre eitaomed. the name of Loul Cola. He deserted and again enlisted, the second time with the First Infantry as a private. It was through the descriptions taken by the war department mat nis identity was discovered. When searched it was found that he had every article neceB- aary for escape on his person. A Jimmy. bras knuckles and other things were among the articles found. The funeral will be held here this afternoon. alal Tomorrow fTueaday) positively the last day for discount on east side gas bills. Don't fall to read Gaa Tlpa. Spectacles 81 at Metxger'a. There are 12.100 newapapers pub lished In the Tnited States; about 1.000 of them ar published dally and 120 are managed, edited and published by negroea In Asia there are 8. 000 peri odical publlcatlnna. of which the greater pert appear In British India and Japan: the latter oountry publishes 1.600 news paper. Africa haa only 100 nearapapera. of which 80 are publlebad, In Kgypt and tbe rest appear in the European colon lea. Chicago Jonrnal. CASTOR I A Tor I"fantn and CMldrea. Til Cni Yea Kan Ahrzn Bccglt Beer the fSXafttWwtrf SPEEDY RELIEF From All the Ills That Flesh Is Heir To, and Many Others That the Body Acquires From Contagion. Dr. C. Gee Wo CHINESE PHYSICIAN Most of the remedies that be pre scribes for his patients ar adminis tered In th form of teas, compounded from Root, Herbs and Barks gathered from the utmost quarters of the world. Taken In this form, the system rapidly assimilates the medical propertlea In the preacrlptiona and a noticeable relief la very often apparent within a few hours after taking tbe flrat potion. In the more chronic casee that he la dally called upon to treat the medicine may not show auch quick beneficial effects, but It at one attacks tha causa and the ravagea of the disease are checked. He haa testimonials Irom patients that Buffered from kidney trouble, atora ach, lung and liver complaints; other who were aunjert to rheumatism, fe vers and weak heart end th verdict In very case was tb same, vis.; he cared each eaae. Space her doee not permit go'ng Into detail for all th disease that can be cured by him, but If you are sick, a end four cant In stamp for a symptom blank and b 1 treated by tbl famous man. CONSULTATION FREE 1 Office) Hour a. m. to I p. m. San day, It a. m. to 4 p. m. fncloee four cents and ask for our symptom blank and book. 1 Many grateful petteeta hav newt oa ' testimonial, which w will gladly exhibit The C. Gee Wo Medicine Go. ? ltlV FIRST STREET rOalTXAan, CBS02f. and It Is better to get It In the beginning after it Is too late is like rain after harvest. na possible, there is plenty of time to grow old. A good marKsman is not Known by his nunets out dv ms aim, ana EXPERT Advice Pree 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 for me to qualify before any court in the world as an expert in diseases of men. If you need advice YOU NEED OOOD ADVICE than In the end action Keep your youth as long gro1 lis a good doctor should not be known so much by his claims as by the results no waoie to snow, xne nen that caches louaest aoes not al ways lay the most eggs. Think these points over WHEN LOOKUPS' C3 FOR A DOCTOR Frequently an office is advertised in the "first person" when no such doctor lives in the state. If deception is attempted on this point look for It clear down the line. If you are not physically sound you ought to be, and It la better to do your duty In this respect than to wish It waa done. We have the largest 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 circumstance and handle their cases on terms to best suit their convenience. A patient desiring treatment can pay cash and get discount or in payments to ault circumstances, and as the ben efit is plainly apparent or If desired CAN PAY WHEN CURED Our entire time and practice 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 COMMON TO MEN. If you have made mistakes in the past correct the mistakes. Consul tation and advice free. If you cannot call at office, write for self examination blank many cases cured at home. Hour a av m. to B p. n. Bun da ye, 10 a. m. to 12. ST. LOUIS "S DISPENSARY ' COBBTEB SSCOXfO AID tAMBXUX,. rOMTSMTD, OBEOOZf. MARRIAGE LICENSES Everett W. McQulllln. Delta, Ohio, 28, and Ethel E. Barzee, 18. Arthur L. Bowen, 888 East Forty second street, 26, and Ida Mav Cunning ham, 22. Ernest E. Guerras, 91 East Ninth street. 25, and Addle Falrchild, 21. William Grouhlke, 573 Eaat Pine, 22, and Ivan Robbins, 19. William Berg, 347 Sacramento street, 84, and Christine Svedlund, 88. F. Patterson, 835 Glenn avenue, 25, and Josephine Grohs, 19. Oscar L. Anderson, 1215 Wilbur street. 19, and Edna Mae Wovton, 18. Joseph Stlples, 85 hi North Sixth street, 50, and Susannah Taylor, 52. Charles Kane, Oakdale, Cal., 27, and Addle Gardenhelr, 86. Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith A Co.. Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash. Ington sta. Bets & Sons, florists, funeral designs... 349H Morrison. Main 8095; A-1877. Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers and floral dealgns, ; 289 Morrison st . Full dress suits for rent all sizes. unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark st M M Smith flnrlat I Si) Kth at. On. posit Meier A Frank's. Main 7918. BIRTHS KEATING To Mr. and Mrs, J. Keat ing, Portland,. October 16, a daughter. M'PHERSON To Mr. and Mrs. L. Mc- Pherson, 235 Adams street .October I, a daughter. : - ADAMS To Mr. and Mrs. W. T, Adams, 269 Beech street, October 4, a daugh- ; ter. . . SHATTER To Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Shauer, 847 Nelson street, a daughter. DEATHS KNOTT BEPPIB C. KNOTT. ELDEST daughter of the late ivi anci Mary E. Knott, aged 61 years. 7 months, Bun- day morning at 4:16. Funeral notice later. DUNKIJE John P. Dunkle, 47 East Fif teenth street, October if. age 7Ts ne- hritls. OBERT8 Audrey Irene Roberta, Mil waukee, October 16, age tuoerou- losls. BARRY Mrs. Mercla Barry, Camas, Wash.. October 15, age SO: paralysis. BERMOSER Benedict Bermoser, Can- by. Or.. October is, age 8: paneratK tls. - , WARDNER Allen Wardner, 8t Vln- . cent's hospital. October 15. age IT: ty phoid. LLUUTT Mrs. ET M. . 'JCUlOtC, -: Kose City Sanitarium. October la. ace 11; hemorrhage. ELLIOTT Infant son of Mrs. BJ. M. El liott. Rose City Sanitarium. October 16: still born. " ; M 7 E N Not a Dollar Need ,Be Paid Until Cured My Fee In Any Uncomplicated Case. $1 SB. TAfXOB. ti r.eedUig gpedaJlat peculiar te men. or If you have been a victim and been getting permanent cure elsewhere. I would ask that be and have a special chat with me. I wiJ explain t There la seldom a day that I ara not consulted In regard to a condition that If I had Been It In its early stag the aufferer would have been re lieved, cured and saved conalderabl capenae. Thle I consider Is due Aa lack of knowledge on tha part or one wno ns previoualy treated the therefore. I aey to yon. If u are Buffering from any d'eees or condition neen ataaipolnted In not you eome to wit of- IO Tna M T KTATrU OF TREATMENT, which 1 nr. ongiaate! and developed after a whole llfe'a experience In tha tr-atment of special dlaaeees of man. I will give you KKtt r y riAniii. 1 '' ",i jniBuon, logetner wttn an honeat and ecleotiOc opinion of your case. If I find ou are incurable, I will honaatly tell you v If I nnd yoyr raee cerable, 1 wi;i give you a written guarantee to cure you laua yea yewr money. There la no need for rmi to Buffer any longer. Call If Vow aLa fr a permnal Intarrlear and eiaminauon. wax-n wtu eoet yoe nothing Wrtte yeur ayeiptoraa 11 ' "i iw-. - . im m w ed w iKinif ireer erlU brlaa the Massing or neaua i yew. , nave cured t their oar a hernea CAT.I. va WBZTal TOBAT. ay aome t rear went Baadrada ef aaaa Keur t a av I 9 av Aaye la) a J. Tho DR. TAYLiOR Co- conn noon ato mo poaraVUat, OBaoesr. ten FXTNERAL DIRECTORS DUNNING. M"ENTEB A GILBATTGH, undertaker and am balm era; modern In every detail. Seventb and Pine. Main 490. Lady assistant J. P. Finley & Sea WL Lady attendant Main ; A-I599. fcELLErt-BVRS'Ed CO.. FUNERAL f! rectora, embalmera, 870 RuaaalU East 1088. Lady aaelstant EDWARD HOLaaAN, UNDRTarT 220 8rd street UNDERTAKING COn ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO, EM- balmtng: lady isT; 409 Alder. M 6188. CEMETERrra RO8B CTTT SINGLE GRATES. 810: 1 family lots. 826 to 875. Bupartntend-" I ent at cemetery, comer ef Vramont at. j and Cully road. Phone Tabor 208. Fur I full Information apply to freak chle ; eel. 599 Worcester blk Phone A-llit j REAL ESTATE TRAX8FERJ j Lawyer Abstract Trust Pa., reeia Board of Trade twee; abatraeta a , peclaly. - Hav your abstract aaad by IA Xlu I at Treat Oa. ICtfC , Aana tVhraea to B. C Jehnao , 1 lot t. Nock L Osatl Ann I J. It Brece ea wife t Antewla Deeeetla, le'a 9 end 4, block a. m Breoeer addiuoa.. ... TI Or am fteel F-atif Ca. to T. M. tar a, fracMnnal l"t 1 and ail ef lt 8. block 28 to HJliaday's. 4d!Uca L.fC9 Orarm Reel Fatate Ce. to WO llaiw Re,4t -at H ef lt 9 e4 , btxk tt n:4ay 1- eUUoa lf"1 W G Ole ed arlfa to rr 1 Traat e. ef Orf.. . . block 8. tiay i ! : , n A. I. Howard i " ..... 1 A.rr. Ifa 14 is i .1 ; . bl". k t". 1? !--! gcSn ft'.-1 n J .4 '