THE'
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15. 1000.
is
all the banks In Oregon, both slats and
national, at the rloae of bualnrsa. No
venilx II. 1I, with that of November
which Is usually regarded by bankers
tlie telephone farmers of-Asylum town
ship, imar here, were able to kill a 808
pound black har( on of several whlatt!
had bu raiding tha farms of lata.-
Tha bear was seen la tha lower part
of tha township and as ha p4 away
tha news was sent mtlos around to tha
farmer by tha phone.
aa a part of their caeh asseta
Vessel Found to Be Uninjured
- lit! the total reources of all the
IT, 1101, an Increase of 11 per cent In
loans and discounts and Individual de
posits tha two most important Items,
la noted for 1109.
The total loans and discounts tt all
the banks In tha state at the present
time art Itl.m.tH 7. and one year
banks In the state there la. shown an
Increase or 8tl.STS.6tMT. the- total re
sources fur HOt, being $117. .. 91
compared with 10.BH.tt4.10 ft 10I.
Without exception tha . x1creae
noted In the report of the bank exam
iner are evldencea ef healthier financial
Hff - HUM
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r mm mm um liwi, ii
ago tha total was 81,492.25.7I, show
lug an Ineraaae of !t,3&.l7H.l. In
tha item of Individual depoalts tlie gain
conditions snd relate to such Items aa
state and I'ulted States deposits, bonds
to secure circulation, bills payable and
lie found scores of farmers, boys and
State Rank Examiner '.Steel
dogs hunting for him. Ha mads for tha
river, but was overtaken and surrounded
Hiitisli Bark Jordanhill
Compiles Figures Showing.
Great Increase la Jfohey.
Heady to Sail for 1x111-v-
'doit Friday. -
CA1TA1X KEXNKALY TO
this year over lat reaches tha enorv
Kinrmt account.' ' . ' '
clone to tha ferry and kfted.
mous total of 81l.J0l.HO.oi. the total
The farmers will use the telephone
to give warning of other bears and
expect to exterminate all Tn that see
tlon this season, 1
Several larae land sales hava been
deposits now in tha banks being 130,
04t.Til.TI, as against l7t.tit.tII.Tl.
FARMEKS USE PHONE;
ItOUyi)UlMLACK BEAR
Wllkea-Barra. Pa., To.'t. By using
In tha matter of caan on hand there
According to the eondenaed aba tract
Is an looreass of fl40.TtT.TT; added to
this la an Increase of M.Ttt.otl.oi In
nrenared by . fltata Bank Examiner
KETUKX HKUT TO LIVE
James 8U1 comparing the condition of
tha amount due ' from reserve banks.
made lately near Ashland.
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Own Property in Fort land and Will
, Probably Oo Into UnHinrM Here
Like Roue CHtjr Heat of All Pa
cific Ooaat Port.
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Hill ABOARD
RECORD
ih
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When tha British bark Jordanhill i
alts for London at tha end of thla
wrek ah .will carry 1.980.000 feet of
Orraort fir tt) the Drltlah port, dla-
patchel bj tli Taclfjc Export Lumber
roropanjr. She f inlahM loaainj at ma
Inman-Poulsen ml Hi Saturday after
noon and will probably mov down Into
the lower harbor c Ills afternoon.
Sha will remain In 'the lower harbor
until about Friday before otn to aoa.
aa ahe will bare to pick up a crew and
her aalla will have to bo bent. Captain
Kennealy doea not apprehend any dif
ficulty In securing a crew at the. prea-t-nt
time. Twenty aallora, a aallmaker
and a carpenter will have to be aocurel
for her. aa all of the old crew hava left
the ahip since sh has been In port.
with the exception of the six appren
tices and tho oarpenter, who waa paid i
off by Captain Kennealy on account of
sickness.
Captain Kenntsaly says that he and
Mr a. Kennealy,' who Is accompanying!
lilm on this voyage, will return to Port
land as soon as possible. Ha says that
of all the ports on the Paclflo coast ha
likes Portland the best and he is think
ing of returning here to make the Roaa j
City his home. ., The captain has In
vested In property here on his last two
trips and he expects to come back and
go Into business. During , Ms many
trips to this port' he has made many
friends and that as well as the bright
future which he believes Is In store for
Portland are the reasons . that Induce
him to make it his home.'
The Jordanhill has been In port since
October 7, arriving In ballast from
Ouaymas. She was the first of the I
spot ships to be taken for a lumber
cargo this season.
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CLEARIXQ HAKBOR OP SNAGS
Snagboat Mathloma Working Today
at Request of Harbormaster.
Upon the request of Harbormaster
Fpeler, the United 8tates engineers'
snag boat, Mathloma, was -sent out this
morning to remove some snags - that
were brought down into the harbor by
the recent freshet Two extremely
large ones, which were a decided men-
ice to navigation were taken out of
tha river between the Burneide and
Morrison street bridges and others will
, 9e removed in different parts of the
harbor during the .day. By night Cap-
rain Speier aays the harbor will be well'
cleared of snags. The Mathloma will
return to tha government moorings as
loon as the work is done.
paB-Bals
The British bark Gulf Stream, which went on the drydock Fri
day for a survey after going aground November 25 at the old Vlllard
dock. She wag found to be uninjured and will begin to load a cargo
of lumber for Cape Town In a few days.
FALCON CARRIES PRUNES
Imeriran-Hawaliaa Steamer Sails
With ' New York Cargo Tonight.
When - she sails for San Francisco
tonight, the American-Hawaiian steam
sr Falcon, ?Captaln Schkge, .wilt take
ut a cariro .of 900 tons of freight for
N'ew York, ; made- up- ;, principally of
prunes. ' A carload of prunes is destined
:or Europe. She will also carry a car
load of flour for Honolulu. Tls Is her
ifrcond c,argo made up almost entirely of
mines, as that was her freight on
ler last trip out
of December 8, until tha latter is ready
to go on the run again.
The Mascot has been on the Lewis
river until she was leased by tha Ore
gon City Transportation company, and
the steamer Undine has been put on tha
run In her place, having left for Lewis
river points Saturday afternoon. She
is in command of Captain McNeill, form
erly master on tha steamer Mascot,
Barges Ave been placed on each side
of the steamer ;Oreeona, and the tork
of raising' her' lias commenced. As soon
aa ahe is floated she will be brought
down to the Portland shipyards where
she will be repaired preparatory to
suing ua uer run again.
MARINE NOTES
I'LIHJ HELD
TO GRAND -JURY
The air of refinement so noticeable in "QUEEN QUALITTf " is most apparent when
compared with other shoes which are sold at the same, or much higher prices. The
painstaking care that every member. olthew ,,QUEEN QUALITY" organization
exerts on his individual task, explains the perfection'of construction so manifest in
QUEEN QUALITY Shoes. In designing, selecting; materials, fashioning each
tie line to the final completion of the finished productr-creative
part, and all along the
Must
of
Answer., to
Murdering
Brother.
;Charge
His
genius, supported by an unfaltering fidelity to every detail
of .thorough workmanship have made QUiiiEJM QUALITY"
the marvel of the whole shoemakihg world.
Tlicffliliiirc'Mo
Note the graceful lines the short vamp, high toe, graceful arch and
perfectly balanced heel. We show this splendid model in either pat-
enf or dull leather, with tops of either leather, or cloth .
black, gray, brown, blue and green. Very flexible soles,
' with the edges slightly extended.
STEAMER MASCOT LEASED
Rill Run In Plaoe of Sunken Steamer
Oregon a.
' On her first run la the service of the
Oregon City Transportation company
:he steamer Mascot.r In- command of
Captain Raabe, left the dock 'at the foot
f Taylor street tnW morning" at :45
'clock, for Corvallls and upper river
olnta. She has been leased from the
fancouver Transportation company to
ake the place of the Oregona, which
vas sunk by striking a snag In the up
. tcr river at Coffee Shute on the night
Astoria, Dec. 13. Arrived at 10 a. m.
Steamer Jtose City, from San Fran
cisco. Outside at 9 a. m. British
steamer- Knight of St Jeorge, from
Fuget Sound.
Astoria, Dec. 12. Arrived at Tongue
Point at 7 a. ra. Steamer Coaster, from
San Francisco. Arrived down at 7 and
sailed at 8:30 a. m. Steamer Asuncion,
for Coos Bay. Balled at' 7 a. m. Steam
er Asuncion, for San Francisco. Sailed
at 9 a. m. Steamers Casco and F,
Loop, for San Francisco. Arrived down
during the night Steamer Shoshone.
waned at 11:30 a. m. Steamer Kansas
City for 'San' Francisco. Sailed at
p. m. Steamer Falrhaven, for Port
Ludlow.
San Francisco, Dec. 12. Balled at 1
a. m. Barkentine Retriever, for Co
lumbia river. Sailed at 2 p. m. Steam
er Santa Clara, for Portland. Sailed
at p. m. Steamer Tallac, for Port
tana.
Coos Bay, Dec 12. Sailed Steamer
Breakwater, for Portland.
eureka, i?ec 12. Passed at noon
Steamer Geo. W. Fenwlck, from Colum
bia river, for San Pedro.
Tatoosh, ,Pcc, 13. Arrived Steamer
Falrhaven, from Portland, for Port
Ludlow. .
Astoria. Dec. 18. Condition "at the
mouth of the river at I a. m., smooth
wind, east, 21 miles; weather, clear
Tides at. Astoria Tuesday High
water: 2:18 a. m., 7.3 feet; 1:25 p. m.
9.0 feet. Low water: 7:43 a. m., 3.7
feet; 8:28 p. m., LO feet
HARIXfC IHTKUJGEXt'B
Seralax IJaar Dm to Arrlra,
Breakwater. Coos Bay..... Dec 13
Rose City. San Francisco Dec. 13
Alliance, Coos Bay Dec IS
Santa Clr, San Francisco Dec. 1
t-Geo. W. EMr, Sitn Pedro . Deo. 19
Kansas City. San Francisco Dec 20
Roanoke, San Pedro Dec 28
Kegalar llaers to 8a Xpart.
Roanoke. San Pedro ..Dm. II
Breakwater. Coos Bay . .Dec. IS
Santa Clara. San Francisco Dec It
! Rose City. San Francisco Dec 17
1 Ilia rrA Hnn. Tl.v rtu. 1.
Gori. W. Elder. San Pedro Dec II
Kansas ICty, Baa Frandsco Dec 24
ThmIi ta ozt.
David d' Angers, Fr. BlL... . .Centennial
Rvsia. Nor. ss Isman-Poulsen
Falcon. Am. sa. .......Columbia
I ft. Hlns. Am ss North Bank
T?..lt t rr j nannocsourn, r. es. r. a v.
For Full-Dress or Tuxedo ca. Am. ss KnaPPton
I7 .,Um, .nnre Tneooore. trr. dk. ..coal Bunkers
WaiStCOatS, 111 White Silk Or' L Hermit. Fr. bk. Montgomery.!
Francois, rr. bk Oceanic
l W. F. Jewett, Am. sch. Unnton
Lai a ma. Am. ss.... LJnntoa
Leyuiad Brom.. Br. ah., O. W. P.
Donna Franoesca. Br. bk .Astoria
Cape Flnlaterre, Br. aa.... North PaclfM
BouralnTllle. Fr. bk ............ Merarr
Man ha I d'Castiirs. rr. sch.. . .Kleva tors
La RofhJajuelln. Fr. bk Ptream
Altalr. Br. bk .Columbia
Jordanbiil, Br. bk..... . .Inmaa-Peulsan
Poltalltxrh. Br. bk. . . Tlctoria dolphins
P.rlin. Am. acb ..Oohia
flt-nrr Vi.lard. An, Sb......... AatoHa
Brabloch. Br. bk ............. .Oraanle
Glrnalroa. Br. 'K .Oorante
Ouif 6rm. Br. bk . .Oregon dr .Wk i
St- Nbola. Am. sh..... Gobi
t.lBcenae, Fr. bk..,.. Elevators
' ; '
Vr is for Waistcoats
Of such charming creation
To fair heads they offer
A fond invitation.
linen, ?3 to $10
For business suits, Vests
in wool, silk texture or ve
!our, $2.50 to $8.00.
CLOTHIE
;rs
165-170 THIRD ST. ,
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xtm ,..,' t,M at4 graves
Ownle McLlnden, 398 Constance
street, charged in municipal court with
murder of the first degree, was held
to the grand jury this morning after a
preliminary; hearing. He Is accused of
striking his--brother, James McLinden
over the head with a picket.- The broth
er died several hours after the fight.
The original report was ' given out
that he had died from heart trouble,
superinduced by excitement In the
fight". This was the physician's state
ment. District Attorney Cameron filed
the charge against McLtmJtn, after the
grand jury bad sent two officers to in
vestigate the case., and who . reported
that no evidence could be obtained di
rectly connecting Ownle with the cause
of death.
Fred Scheldeman, the closest neigh
bor of the McLlndens, testified this
morning that he saw the two brothers
fight Ownje is held without bail.
Crlllon. Fr. ah. Antwerp
David d'Angera, Fr. sh London
Ernest Legouvc Fr. bk. Hamburg
La Perouse, Fr. bk .Antwerp
Leon Blum. Fr. bk San Fratiolsoo
Manx Jfcing Br. sh Antwerp
Marechal Koallles, Fr. bk. .... Antwerp
Notre Dame d'Arvoir. Fr. bk. .. .Antwerp
Wavertree. Br. sh. ' Liverpool
Arctic Stream, Br. sh Tyne
Grain Tonnage En Xouts la Ballast,
Amiral Cecllie. Fr. ah. Honolulu
uomueDantc, nr. dk Valparaiso
Kranoou. ft. dk. .London
i finer, f r. dk. nub in
Pierre Lotl. Fr. bk. Dublin
Rene. Fr. bk. .San Franelann
buny. r. bk. Limerick
Sa 3toat With Coal,
Belen. Fr. bk. Newcastle, N. S. W.
Jean Bart Fr. bk. .Newcastle N. & W.
Oil Carriers Ba Stout.
Atlas Am. sa....
Asuncion. Am. sa
Ariryle. Am. ss...
, .San Francisco
, .San Francisco
, .San Francisco
WetleT. ia sa Frox-lee
Olrmiria, Aaa. aa Hti Frsciae
Ctmco ..........a IriKim
iBca Am. sck ......... .a. a Frapriaea
f. k- 'n'oaA, Asa. sck. frnrio
KarKerf t-mm Frar. rlar
K H ftxli. Am. actk Saa F rmnrimom
F.rmaw, Am. 8l-.. Tmrrmm
F-hn, Ana. sa. ....... aa F-anriaer
KaiPaHler, Am. vs..... 5a Fraarlw
jCartM. Aia. a..........sa FYartape
Tma;naut. Aim. as.. .... . Franc-tar
ro--atf. Am. sli......aaa prr1a
..;o :. in, a aa rrmaiae
ra te Wltk CMi sag gWaarat
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women of Porlland the
Same as Elsewhere.
Hard to attend to household duties
With a constantly aching back.
A woman should not have a bad back.
And she wouldn't If the kidneys were
welL
Dosn's Kidney Pills make well Kid
neys.
Hera Is a Portland woman who en
dorses this claim;
Mrs. A. Caaavaa. 838 Lincoln street
Portland. Or., says: "In 108 f vsed
Pnen s Kidney Pills with such bane
f trial results that JL gave- them ray
early endorsement I still think of,
them and advise their use whenever I
have an opportatitty. For two er three
rears fcMiwy roanplatnt bed clung to ana,
rmr bar twing s lama that I was Bn
sble to attend to my household datles
at llmee. Dtsay spells were rotnTnow
and I was also MbKt headacbea.
The mm of home remedies and mora
tha a one prfa ratio gaarantecd t be
a rvr mr fr sorb tnrnMea failed -t
rv rHt. FUtslIy I learned
ft Ina"e Kldir Pills snd frarrd a '
bo, t Um th-m aroordtng dtrv '
t ra and tbf. fve me annra rtlW j
than all other "imdWes I had taken'
jWfc SI w. A m 1
Tr mmm hf e'l dalrrs. Ptlr 8 cta.
FnMer-Mr.bant C, Puffalo, Nw Tor,
' ifti frr tha t'rltH gtt.
p.mymmm-Yr 1 T ?T I OA -V f
fa r e
Over One Hundred Other Styles at the Sarrtc Frlce
hK. r 87 V " - mm.. ---vrtiti 1 1 --mm
'MiaaV if A -aw, ..aaBaBaMJL7 1
SPECIAL WlilBM
PMCES
To induce you to stpp your Christmas shopping long enough
to have your teeth looked after, we offer the follow
ing low prices until after the holidays:
Silver Fillings 50 up Fine Set of Teeth . . .,$5.00 : .
Gold Fillings . . .l.OO up Enamel Crown ..... .$5.00
Porcelain Fillings ...S1.50 Bridge Work, per tooth.. S5
ZZk. Cold Crowns . . .$5.00 Good Set of Teeth. . .$5.00
JHlpMay
Weather
$15 Set of Whalebone Teeth 810
GUARANTEED FOR TWENTY TEARS
Have your teeth extracted in the morning and go home the
lame cay nith a new set of teeth
Prompt and careful attention given ever' case,
whether work to be done amounts to $1 or $50.
We employ no students or young dentists, and
do not use gas, cocaine or drugs that produce harm
ful after-effects. , . .
Chicago ParnlessDen ti s ts
Raleigh Bide, Sixth and Wash. Entrance S23 y, Wash. St.
Lady Attendants Open Dai! 8 to 6 Sunday 9 to 1
. . OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8. SO
CALLS FOR .WARMING FOODS, NOUR
ISHING, WHOLESOME AND PURE
Columbia Ham ; Columbia Bacon
Columbia Pork Sausage
Form the great . triumvirate which makes
. rich blood and sound; muscles.. They are '
. made from selected stock by scientific meth
ods, and all bear the stamp of U. S. Govern
. ; ; ment inspection. ; '
PUlia.PkftV tK PaaiUr
' PORTLAND, OREGON -
y rn ; -rl: ) - C0RKER TENTH AND ALDER '
i ' V VJ. U o! r n in rrrrr detail. furr el in
,lTice. M"t b-iit'fsl corner ltfcy ia
Nonhwf.T. Cotr-nM'-CPt rr-'t rcK-'na.
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