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12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 23. 1908. SCHOONER HAKES STEAMBOAT TIE Completes Voyage From San Francisco in Four Days. followed a few days later by the Ger man training ship Hersogin Cecelia, but the latter received her order off the mouth of the river and then awunf about, neamng ror Australia, following tne Mereogrin tjnariotte, wnicn nauceen given that direction. The Rone Kerviler is the third French bark to arrive her from Hobart in the past 10 days, the barks Armen andCrif lon preceding her. The Crtlion arrived up at Llnnton this afternoon to dis charge ballast. She is under charter to load wheat. The Armen has been in the harbor several days. MMAXTIA DUE FRIDAY FEED J. WOOD RUNS v BEFOEB LIVE GALE Craft That Once Became Notorious Because of Murder of Captain by Jajmnese Cabin Boy on High Seas Returns to Load Lumber. After a smart run of four days before ' a strong- southeasterly breeze, bordoring on a gale, the sailing- schooner Fred J. wood reacnea ine uiumum nci rrtornlng It took her jut four days to make the run and the voyage rivals steamship time. The schooner is under charter to load lumber at the mills of the North Pacific Lumber company for California and will be towed up the river without delay. She has been here before, one of her visits bavins' brought her name into notoriety in that on her outward run from here to the orient with a cargo of lumber her master was murdered by his Japan ese cabin boy. The boy grew surly at nomethlng and. watching- his opportun ity, drove a large dirk into the captain s breast. He flioa some nours iaier iruni loss of blood. The cabin boy was brought back to the states and hanged. The schooner Kndeavor, which reacned V the Columbia river two days ago ar . rived up this morning and went to the mills of the North Pacific Lumber com- - pany to load lunmer xor an rraro. one, ; too. made a smart voyage from the Bay Cltv, although her time was not as good : that nf the Fred J. Wood. f The French bark Crtlion arrived up ; this morning in company witn tne srhooner Kndeavor. The Crlllon was dropped at Llnnton, where her ballast will be discharged, as the bark Is under , charter to load wneat xor curope. i DROPS 1ST FOR HOLIDAYS Oriental Liner Left San Francisco Yesterday for Portland. v The Portland & Asiatic Steamship company's liner Numantia is due to ar rive here Friday morning from Hong kong by way of Japanese ports. Hono lulu ami San Francisco. She left San Franeisoo yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock and should reach the mouth of the Columbia Thursday night. The Numantia is bringing about 600 tons of freight, consisting principally of Chinese merchandise, consigned to local Importers. She will take a full cargo of flour on her outward trip, ana wiu tuobablv be ready to sail bv January 6 No word has yet been received here from the liner Alsea. which left about a month ago for Vladivostok. Siberia, rtirert with a cargo of flour, but repre sentatives of the company here say the steamer has in all probability reached her destination and that the agents over there have neglected to cable the news to the office here. H E COURT BIG STORM HAS ABATED French Bark Rene ' Kerviler In Co ll lumbift River From Hobart. The French bark- Rene Kerviler dropped into Astoria this morning en J tirely unannounced, but will likely re- main in the Columbia river or come up here until something Is found for her i to do. She is in ballast from Hobart, t Tasmania. - f The Kerviler has been listed for f Puget sound for some time, and there J fore caused some surprise when she i dropped into the Columbia river. But f the, same thing was done by the Ger man training ship Herxogln Charlotte which came out from Europe in ballast i after a smart voyage of 112 days. The .Hersogin Charlotte dropped in entirely unannounced to get orders. She was i Steamer Queen Sends Message From Point Off Grays Harbor. A wireless message was received this morning by the weather bureau from the steamer Queen, off Grays Harbor. Observations taken at 8:30 a. m. today were as follows: Barometer, 29.82; temperature, 46 degrees: wind, westerly, five miles. This indicates that the storm that has been raging along the coast for several days has abated. Shipping has been handled roughly for several weeks, but no serious damage was done, as far as has been-ascertained. EUJGEXIE SCHNEIDER ARRIVES French Bark Will Load Cargo of Lumber for Em-ope. Another French barhr In ballast ap peared off the mouth of the Columbia river this morning irom Hobart, Tas mania. She is the Eugenie Schneider, due to arrive here to load a cargo of lu-.ber for Kurope, under charter to the Oregon Pine Export Lumber company. The Eugenie Schneider has been out about two months from the Tasmania port and hence did not make a very fast run. She is expected to cross In this afternoon. The greater part of the cargo. It is understood, will be fur nished by mills on the lower Columbia. ARRIVE FROM CALIFORNIA Benjamin F. Germain, who, under 'the guise of an employment agent and ho tel broker, It is charged, has swindled hundreds of men and women out of cash deposits, put up when Germain promised to secure positions for them, was arrested late yesterdav afternoon and is now in-'the county jail. as stated m yesterdays Journal, a score of Germain's victims hurried to the Union depot yesterday afternoon when It was rumored he was about to leave the city. But Germain, although he had sent his baggage to the depot. went Instead to the Hotel Scott .and there late in the afternoon he was ar rested by Deputy Constable Kiernan. He will have a hearing in Justice court tomorrow afternoon. Germain s office was in tha Benson building, at Fifth and Morrison streets. He advertised widely, and promised po sitions with good salaries. The com plaint .was signed by C. J. Cook, to whom had been promised the position of manager of a Rosebwg- hotel. Ger main, It is said, has been living In good style since he came to the city. His wife was with him at the time of his arrest, and is now at the Hotel Scott. HOLT FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING JOHNSON the Portland Lumber company next Saturday to load lumber for a return cargo. Officers of the steamer report a fairly good voyage although the wind blew hard all the way. But .it came from the southeast and hence assisted in making time. The steamer George W. Elder, Cap tain Jessen. reached Martin's dock late last night from San Pedro and wav ports. She brought a fair list of pas sengers and a few hundred tons of freight. She is scheduled to sail Thurs day night so the passengers will have the opportunity of spending Christmas at sea. (United rras Lease Wire.) Seattle, Wash., Dec 23. The Jury af ter being out 24 hours and II minutes, returned a verdict yesterday afternoon finding James H. Holt guilty of mur dering Henrlck Johnson at Ford Wor den, May 8. Both were members of i.ie United States coast artillery. Holt was a musician ana Jonnson . was a tailor. The evidence showed that Holt, Johnson and a third Dartv were, drink. ing one night. The next morning the. uouy or jonnson was round in tne army neaaquariers- furnace, partially con sumed, it was testified that Johnson was robbed and murdered and his body Jammed into the furnace in an endeavor to hide tne evidence of the crime. "Guilty, without capital punishment.'' was the verdict of the Jury. The- pen alty is fixed by law at imprisonment for me. judge Haniord announced that sentence would Do passed January 4. SelfComplacenfi Problems. From ' the Ladies' Field. Every woman that thinks at all thinks nerseir a psychological problem, and la convinced that no more absorbing occu pation exists for the world at large than that of dissecting the manifold com plexities or ner nature. The Stomach Does Not Cause Dyspepsia ALONG THE , WATERFRONT. Steam Schooner Northland and the Steamer Geo. W. Elder in Port. The steam schooner Northland, Cap tain Erlckson. arrived at Couch- street dock this morning brtnging several hundred tons of freight from San Fran clsco. She will go to the mills of The steamer Homer. CaDtain Dorris. sailed last night from Oak street dock for San Francisco. The steamer Alliance. Captain Par sons, will be at Couch street dock this evening from Coos bay. i ne steam scnooner cascade left Ban Francisco last night for the Columbia river to load a return cargo of lumber The new steamer Inland Empire left Celilo this morning on her first trip to Pasco. She Is In command of Captain Arinur mggs. MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Dec. 23. Arrived down during the night steamer Yellowstone; left up at g a. m. steamer Koma; arrived at 8:30 and left up at 9 a. m. steamer Alii ance from Coos Bay; arrived at 9:30 a. m. schooner Fred J. Wood from San Francisco; outside at 10 a. m. French bark Eugenie Schneider from Antwerp; arrived down at 9 a. m. steamer Homer. San Francisco, Dec. 23. Arrived at 6 a. m. steamer Roanoke from Portland. Astoria, Dec. 22. Arrived at 10:40 a, m. French bark Rene Kerviler, from Ho bart; arrived at 11:45 a. m. steamer Roma from San Pedro; arrived at 12 noon and left up at 2 p. m. steamer George W. Elder from San Pedro and way ports; arrived down at 6 p. m. steamer Washtenaw. San Francisco, Dec, 22. Sailed at 3:30 p. m. German steamer Numantia for Portland: sailed at 6:30 p. m. steamer Cascade at. 6 p. m. steamer Nome City. Copenhagen, Dec. 20. Arrived British steamer Ilrord from Portland for Ham burg. San Diego, Dec. 22. Sailed steamer Nebraskan for Portland. Astoria, Dec, 23. Condition at the mouth of the river at ft a, in. smooth; wind northwest, 18 miles; weather cloudy. Tides at Astoria' Thursday: High water 1:52 a. nr., 7.3 feet; 1:08 p. m., 9.6 feet. Low water 7:25 a. m.. 3.2 feet; 8:08 p. m., 1.6 feet. MARINE INTELLIGENCE Neither Will It Cure It Beeause the Lack of Gastric Juices Prohibit Relief. 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If Instead of nourishment the in testines receive imnure deDoslts com btned with a poisonous and imperfect gastric juice, H ran ne readily seen that they must turn such Imperfect nourishment into the blood. The blood then being unable to give each part of the body that which it requires, be comes Impoverished and disease is spread broadcast. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets correct such a condition at once. If the gas trie Juices are lacking and imperfect tlse tablets do their work just the same. Thev build up the elements In the-julce which are iacklng and remove tnose elements wnicn cause disturbance. Meat, grains, fluids, vegetables and delicacies, in fact each portion of a large meal have been placed In a glass vial ana oiuari a uysDeDBia laoieis have digested them to a perfect fluid Just as a healthy stomach would do. a large, complex, nearty meal noias no terrors for a dysreptlo if Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are used. lAbnormal eating, late dinners, rich foods cause ill effects to the stomach, but when Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are used one may eat wnen and wnat one win wnn- out danger of dyrpepsia or discomfort. Fortv thousand physicians endorse and prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets and every druggist carries them In stock, price 50c. Send us your name and address and we will send you at once by mail a sample package free. Address F. A. Stuart Co.. 150 Stuart Bldg.. Marshall. Mich. lLxquisite Fertilities Atomizers Toilet Articles .'. l II llll flf Valiant's odors in fancy bottles, ip decorated holly box, very pretty; each - , T5 Marcelles' Miolena. put in hand some embossed box, at the special price of $1.50 Vallant!s complete line of assorted odors, gilt-trim'd boxes, ca..50 Valiant's Sachets of rose, violet, heliotrope, carnation, etc. Regular 50c per ounce, only ? Powder Puffs, each contained in nrettv silver, eunmetal or cilt box. very nice gift; reg. 25c ea 1S Marcelles' Perfume Package, in jeweled satin box, each containing 2 cut-glass bottles, special 4.00 Marcelles' Violet, in violet-trim'd box, each containing one cut-glass bottle and one cake of Violet Soap, special .: ?3.00 A complete line of Houbegant's Perfumes Ideal. Violet, etc.. in fancy pkgs., $5.00 to $3.60 Caty's Imported Perfumes, per bottle, $15.00 to $4.00 Caty's Imparted Soaps, per cake, $5.00 to fa.so Piver's Christmas package, con taining 1 cake soap, 1 bottle per fume, 1 box powder, each.. 4. 50 Hudnut's Line Violet Concrete Essence, per ounce, $8.00; small original bottle..... fl.SO S am e thing New : " - i w Postcard Projectors Buckeye Post Card Projector, Electric or Gas.. Will magnify postal in colors the full size of bed sheet. So simple a child can operate without trouble. . The weight is small 2 .to 5 pounds complete. ' , ' Electric Projector has one 24 C. P. light to two SO C. P. light. Will take voltage up to 125. Household voltage 120. Price $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 Gas machine fitted with gas mantles, one 65 C. P. to two 80 C, P,, attached to any 'gas jet. All connections go with outfit, ready for operating. Price, . A great cards. $5.00; $7.50, $10.00 machine for persons having a large collection of postal CHRISTMAS POST CARDS Just Arrived, Cold Fish for Christmas m9 Yesterday we received J000 choice Japanese Fantail Goldfish, just in time for Christmas. Better buy today, as we have a big demand for them; priced at, each..25f Our line of Fish Globes and Aquaria is complete and very ex tensive. Globes sell at 60 to 1.50 Aquaria from... 1.50 to 5.00 Goldfish Food, package 10 1909 CALENDARS lOc to 34 Simplex Type writers A fine little Typewriter, can be- used by any one. We have themin 3 sizes, and priced at 1.00. 2.50, and 5.00. ACCEPT CAHADIAH HODBT AT PAJB . . . i WX BO AJLTXSTIC Kcxxraa rmAKnro Did Anty Drudge Wash the World? "Oh, Anty Drudge! the world was brown, When I climbed up to bed last night Did you wash it with Fels-Naptha ? For now it's clean, and pure, and white." New uses for Fels-Naptha are being discovered every day. One woman writes us that she finds it the best thing to clean metal beds. It makes white enamel glisten and polishes brass till it shines like a mirror. And vermin keep away from a bedstead that's washed regularly with Fels-Naptha. There are a thousand and one uses for Fels-Naptha besides washing clothes, etc. It will clean anything cleanable, from pans and pots to floors and windows. Do it perfecdy in cool or lukewarm water. Cuts the grease on dishes and cooking utensils, brightens painted woodwork, whitens floors and freshens up the colors of oil-cloth or linoleum. Directions for all kinds of easy cleaning with Fels-Naptha are to be found on the ' red and green wrapper. Follow them carefully. A GREAT CIOAR FOR 5c CAKTSEXJUUrJOr 0SOAB CO, TWnXtTO, OKS., DISTUlBTJTOKl r-'-Vv' Beg-alar Z.lnra Sua to Arriva. Alliance, Coos Bay Dec. 24 Nebraskan, Ballna Crus Dec. 25 Numantia. orient Dec. 25 Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook Dec. 27 Argo, San Francisco... Dec. 27 Breakwater, Coos Bay Dec. 27 Rose City, San Francisco Dec. 28 Eureka, Eureka and Coos Dec. 28 Roanoke, Ban Pedro and way ...Dec. 29 Senator, San Francisco Jan. 4 Geo-.-Re V. Elder, San Pedro. .. .Jan. S Homer, gan Francisco Jan. 5 Nevadart. Sallna Crua ...Jan. 15 Nlcomedla, orient Jan. 20 Arabia, orient Feb. 1 Alesla, orient Feb. S BagtUar Linen So to Depart. Breakwater, Coos Bay Dec. 58 George V. Elder. San Pedro... Dec. 24 Senator, fan Francisco Dec. 25 Alliance. Coos Bay -..Dec. 26 TCebraskan Sallna Cruz ...... .Dec. 27 Argo, Tillamook Dec 28 Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook Dec. 28 Eureka, Eureka and Coos Dec. 30 Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. Dec. 31 Rose City, San Francisco Jan. 1 Numantia, orient. ......Jan. 5 Nevadan. Sallna Crua Jan. 27 Nlcomedla, orient Feb. 1 Arabia, orient Feb. IS Alesla, orient Feb. 15 aala la port. Leyland Bros. Br. ah Drydock Donna Francesca, Br. bk Astoria Churchill, Am. ach Astoria Alvena. Am. sen Astoria w. F. Jewett, Am. fich Astoria Irene. Am. Bch Astoria Washington, Am. aa Drydock Aberfoyle, Br. bk N. P. Mills St. Nicholas. Am. ship Astoria Berlin, Am. ach Goble Taurus, Am. sch Kalama Bossuet, Fr. bk Coal Bunkers Joinville. Fr. bk Sand dock Neotsfleld, Br. bk... Southern Pacific Brabloch. Br. bk Greenwich No. i Oregon, Ger. sh Columbia No. 2 Torrisdale, Br. h Astoria gully, Fr. bk Llnnton Strathnairn, Br. ss Oceanic Marshfield, Am. as Rainier Armen. F. bk Llnnton Rochambeau, Fr. bk Stream Yellowstone, Am. as Presrntt Crillon. Fr. bk Llnnton Homer, Am. ss.. Oak street Breakwater, Am. aa Alaska oenaior, Am. ss Alnsworth Endeavor, Am. ach N. P. Lbr. Co. R. D. Inman, Am. ss. . . .Inman-Poulsen Yosemlte. Am. ss rent Northland. Am. ss Couch street tt-erriter, rr. bk Hobart Roma, Am. ss Portsmouth George VV. Elder. Am. ss Martins ) En Bouts to load Lumber. Riverside, Am. aa San Francisco Annie t,. Smale, Am., as Hongkong Shasta, Am. ss San Francisco Virginia. Am. acb Mallendo uison at Manoney, Am. ss San Francisco Shoshone. Am. as.... San Francisco Geo. L. Fenwlck, Am. ss. .San Francisco Fred J. Wood. Am. sch.. .San Fraii.n I.akme, Am. ss San Francisco Saginaw, Am. ss San Francisco Koute With Cement and Oanaral. Carmanian, Br. bk Hambura Gulf Stream Br. bk .'..fAn'twSrp1 Alice, Fr. bk London Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk Antwerp La Tour de Auvergne, Fr. bk... Antwerp Olenalvon, Br bk Antwerp Desaix, Fr. bk Antwero Poltallock. Ttr. h . . . . jya.v.rt.re' Ellesmereport Maw.terh41.rn' Br- "i-.-NewcaaUe-on-Tyne Babin Chevaye. Fr. bk Antwero Tramp Bteamera In Bout. Abouklr, Br. ss , . .... San Francisco Robert Dollar. Br. aa a.i... Tweedale. Br. aa. Puget sound Bpverlc, Br. aa San Francisco Elsa, Nor. ss Vancouver, B. C Ea Jtouta la Ballast to X,oa4 Orala. Port Crawford, Br. ah Callao Homeward Bound, Am. bk.8an Francisco Thiers. Fr. bk. r Belfast Francola.Fr.bk San Francisco Asnleres, Ft. bk. ........ .Ban Francisco Benares, , Nor. ah ....... , Callao Clan Graham, Br. bk .Caleta Coloso Laenneci Fr. ah ...... J I . Kahulu Nantes, Fr. bk,, ...... .Hobart Edinburgh, Bk bk Honolulu - OU Steamer En Bout, s - Col. K X Prake, Am. ..San Francisco ACH ON Here Is Acheson's Xmas Present for You 25 Per Cent Off oh tbs. ZLEQiar nw mm Empress and Princess Nippon Coats The price of these Coats has until now never been cut S cents. Aa people know, these elegant garments have been sold at their regular price of from 126.00 to $35.00, according to material. So here Is your chance, i About 400 elegant Empress and Princess Nippon Coats at 25 per cent off regular prices. You can figure it All Other Style Coats M Off These are the regular fall style coats, such as other stores are selling. There are almost give away bargains in these. SPECIAL COAT BARGAINS 150 odd and end sixes at 14.95. $10 to $12.60 Coats in these. Great bargains In Suits, Opera Coats, Evening Gowns, etc., for . the next four days. 175 Suits, odds and enda of lines, sixes, etc, at H off for these four days. Special $11 and $16 elegant Voile Skirts at ,.5 Special $7.50 Silk Petticoats, 3.7S Xrenlaff Qowns, Brasses, etc., at H off for tne next four days. Furs! Well, Did We Say Furs? Our big Fur Sale last week knocked a three quarter hole in our stock. But we have yet a lot of goods for presents. A few elegant Natural Mink Sets and Scarfs. A fe4r fine blended 8qulrre Seta and Scarfs. Two very stylish sets of Lynx Seta, A few good substantial Fox Sets. A fine bunch of natural Gray Squirrel Ties. etc. One superb Red Alaskan Fox Set A few nice River Mink Sets. All these Furs w will close out this week at KAXr OH BXOUZiAJI PBZCB. FURS! FURS! FURS! re only about three doxen pieces of Furs left, and only fii n have Your PicK at One-Half Off Don't Fall lo rind the Place FIFTH STREET Acfiesoffi Gloak,& S . Store Open Evenings Mi-Co., A. -1