THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY , 8. 1010. Y IB WEATHER IILPUTEIIDTO certificates of rirliitry rrsntsd. m:. ... 7 - - " . . - . a j Certificates or enrounaeni Krameu.. I Licenses for roastlnr trade a run ted Value of exports domestic... $1,648,866 Receipts from all sources ... nn1a nn Imnivrtl ' . . IS7.ZS5.4 Fines, penalties and forfeitures . ?J f5 Miscellaneous customs receipts ,. Storage, labor and carta- 9, fees ICE III COLUMBIA Official ToUt mount backs paid 70 , mi it I ... i . 'J" - - Amount of refunds and draw- FOXLEY LEAVES DOWN. British Steamer Take. Fir and Red' wood to Australia. The British steamer Foxley left down at noon today, In charg-e of Captain Tur- Ticd Up Will Be in Operation her' down the river to, the sea. She Is a valuable car.o of Oregon fir and Call: fornia redwood. Bhe Is under charter to the American Trading company, and hef carso of fir was loaded at the McCor mlck mills at St Helens. Bhe took out 900.000 feet of fir, and S,00.000 feet of redwood, the latter being loaded at Jfiu reha. Expected That in Short Tirne, River "Steamers Which Are: Again. '7 An end of ths Ice In the Columbia river Is now In sight, as ths weather bureau prediction Is for rain and warm er weather tomorrow, which will prob ably put the river In condition so that river steamers which ars now tied up on account ot the blockade of ths river, will soon be on their regular runs. Although officers of ths steamer Al liance, which cams up ths river rrom Astoria yesterday, aft that they had considerable difficulty - to breaking through ths thin Ice, whlcn was frosen over ths channel, especially rrom bl Helens to ths mouth of ths Willamette river, ths steamers going up and down the river keep It pretty well broken up. . Ther think, however, that with a little moderation, In ths weather It will soon disappear entirely. They say that the thin Ice was about half an Inch thick. A shoe of sheet Iron was hung over the stem of ths steamer, to protect It on her way up through ths lea, and aside from scratching ths bow, It did no damage to her. !. '- i Ths steamer Sarah Dixon arrived this morning with two rafts from ths Lewis river, and although she had some diffi culty In bringing them through the Ice, she arrived with them In a safe condition. Ths Wauna, which also brought a raft up from Hayden's Island. had to cut it out of ths les before she could est it away from, ths shore. If is reported that ths Clatskanis river la frosen solid, and for that rea on ths steamer Beaver is tied up for ths present. . Bhe will go back on her run as soon as conditions in that rlvsr make It possible Rlvermen say that a few days mere of, the cold 'weather would have made navigation on ths river impossible but it is thought that ths moderation, which Is already noticeable, will put ths river in shape so that all of ths boats can re sume operations in a very short tiros. EXP6RTS ARE GOOD. . ; " - 'saMiaaeiaa ' Statement of Collectors of Customs ' Shows Good Month. fNiatftm, 4ranaaHna trtwt ia nin,l of December, as shown, fn ths statement forwarded to Washington by Collector of Customs Malcolm give domestic ex ports a good showing, but imports are not so good. ' Ths total receipts from all sources wers $37,884.1. Vessels -entered from foreign Herts. 0 Vessels cleared for foreign ports... 16 Vessels entered from domestic p'ts.. 70 Vessels cleared for domestic nnrts.. (I! Kntrles of merchandise for duty ... .130 1 Cisco. WILL CUT OFF STACK. Steamer Lurlint Remains Here To day to Have Work Done. Ths Vancouver Transportation eom- Dsny's steamer iAiruns wui ds iiea up today and .will not make her regular trip. . Shs will remain hers to bavs her tack cut down, as ths upper part of it is in bad shape. It will be replaced by a new one in a short time. It is said at ths offices of ths company that ths t-nrlins will leave down ths rlvsr on her regular trip tomorrow. MARINE NOTES. Astoria, Jan. 6 Sailed at 1:30 a. m. steamer Falcon for Ban Francisco; ar rived at I a. m. steamers J. B. Btetson and Shoshone from Ban Pedro via Ban Francisco , flan SVanMann Jan. i. ' Arrlvsd steamer Roanoke from Ban rtdro; ar rived at t a. m. steamer Santa Clara from Portland via Eureka. Redondo, Jan. 4.-Sailed schooner Ex pansion for Portland; sailed on January t steamer Tosemits for Columbia nver, Ban Francisco, Jan. 5. Sailed at I p. m. steamer Asuncion for Portland. Astoria, Jan. . Condition at ths mouth of ths rlver-at 6 a. m. smooth; wind east. IS miles; weather, light rain. Tides at Astoria FridayHigh water: 1:44 a. m.; 1.1 feet;. 11:14 p. m.. 6.1 feet Low water: 1:41 a. m., I t feet; 1:06 p. iil, 6.6 of a foot ALONG THE WATERFRONT. Ths -tug MsndslL which towed ths dredge Oregon down to Gray's harbor, has arrlvsd In Astoria and will re main there until the lee is out of the river, before eomlng up to ths govern ment moorings. ' .. , Postponing her sailing hour until 6 o'clock this morning, on account of ths lc n the river, the steamer Break water left for Coos Bar, with E0 pas sengers and 100 tons. of freight. Ths steamer Casco, Captain Ahlln, left- ths Portland mills this morning, for Rainier and Kalama, to finish her cargo of -600,000 feet of lumber. Bhe will sail tomorrow night for San Fran- Kntrles of merchandise free of dutr 14 Kntries for warehouse. .,........ . ... e luitrles from warehouse for i con sumption ... 17 j Total entries of merchandise. v.. 187 Kntrles -for consumption liquidated. 168 j luntrleg for warehouse liquidated.,. 4 1 The Oregon City Transportation com pany s steamer Oregona is now re paired, but cannot be floated until the river rises about four feet The - steamer j EureRa, Captain . Foul- sen, will be due to arrive tonight with passengers and freight from Eureka. For a cargo of 800,000 feet of lum ber, ths steam schooner Johaa Foulsen, Captain Lancaster, arrived at the Port land mills last night Bhe will (bad for san jrrancisco. Ths steamer Northland, Captain Erfcksen, which Is loading 160.000 feet of lumber at ths Portland ' mills, will leave down for Ban Francisco tomor row night if ths Ice in ths river per mits. - ' The steamer Alliance, Captain Par sons, whlcn arrived - last night from Coos Bay, brought 150 tons of coal snd soma general merchandise, besides 26 passengers. , Ths steamer Rhaver Is tied up for a few days while shs is having a new wheel put in. . Ths steam schooner ITnrnet Captain Marx en, Is in port from Ban Francisco, Bhe brought 1000 kegs of powder for Martin's Bluff, and 400 tons of cement 27 drums of oil and 100 cases of oIL for Portland. Ths Standard Oil company's tank steamer Catania arrived yesterday at Portsmouth, with 11.000 barrels of oIL Shs cleared In ballast for Ban Fran cisco. -. . SUIT AGAINST CRYSTAL SPRINGS f (Continued from,' Fags Ona) Jon, ths plaintiff,. Is insane. It would havs been shown that ha was an Inmate of at least two asylums before he start, sd for Alaska In tha summer of 1608, and that on shipboard ha became so violent that hs was taken ashore - In Irons at Sitka and afterward was to tha " Crystal brought. manacled, Springs sanitarium. - Evidence - would also havs been of fered to show that ths allegations ' he mads in bis complaint ars ths delusions from which hs was suffering when .he was committed to ths sanitarium that his mental condition has been largely Induced by alcoholio excesses and that sines h left Crystal Springs thoss who havs observed him at fit Vincent's hos pital declare he is Insane, Ths star witness for the plaintiff was to havs been another insane man, A. Ralph Hammer, now a patient tn the asylum at Salem, who. himself has a suit for damages' against ths sanitarium on -charges similar to thosa made by Turjon. -Hammer's father hss slso sued the for alleged Injury to his son, the three suits constituting a chain of cases built up around ths same foundstlon. .'9ni to Orssi Expense, Th defense went to large expenss in preparing for trial, and all these es penses will be charged to ths plaintiff In ths coat bill. iAs Turjon t has no means. It may bs Imposslbls for ths sanitarium to collect anything, but if hs should attempts flls a new com plaint, the court will have discretion to refuse to hear It until iha costs in ths caas that ended this "morning ars heaid. .".' ' v ' Dan J. Vlalarkey, Charles H. Carey from "the Judgment of Judge OuenS in . allowing the nonsuit, A question of l. la Invnlvnil-which llSS b en JlClJOU . Iln conflicting way by Uio courts. ',On case is now pending in tns supr-i court. , '.;','',... t: ;. ' ' ' f; i ' John F. Logan made tha .motion, for nonsuit for the plaintiff. ; He. came Into ths cass only a few days ago and speedily decided that ho could not go to trial. It waa his . first appearance in the circuit court to rgus a case, since his. recent Illness.: , ;y ; Although ths first American patent . for-a metal pen was granted a twin- mnrun in 1110. it waa half a century and Harrison Allen, who appeared for 1 later that ths Industry began to flour, J sanitarium, gavs notlcs of appeal I lah. X MARINE INTELLIGENCE kegular z,iners Sue to Arrivs, Eureka, Eureka ... ......Jan. 6 Roanoke. San Pedro .....Jan. Rose City. San Francisco.... ... Jan. 11 Breakwater. Coos Bay .....Jan. It Qeo. w. Elder, San Pedro. .....Jan. l Kansas City, Ban Francisco. .-. .Jan. 17 Begula Liners Due to Depart, , Kansas City, San Francisco. ...Jan. 7 Alliance, Coos Bay. ............. .Jan, 8 Alliance. Coos Bay ....Jan. 6 Roanoke. San Pedro .Jan. 11 Breakwater, Coos Bay ....Jan.-12 ROs City, Ban Francisco, .......Jan. 14 Santa Clara, San Francisco.,. ..Jan.' IS Oeorgs W. Elder, Ban Pedro.... Jan. 18 Tessela ta Port. Northland, Am. aa. ...... .Port I-.br. Co. St. Helens. Am. ss..- North Bank Johan Poulsen, Am. as. .Inman-Poulaen'a Kelburn, Br. dk mman-Pouinen Koxley, Br. su. .....St Helens J. M. Griffith, Am. bk....St Johns mill F. 8. Loop, Am. ss. Inman-Poulsen Ley land Bros., Br. sh... O. W. P. Donna Franceses, Br. bk ...Astoria Jean Bart Fr. bk........ Llnnton Belen, Kr. bk ....Astoria Altair. Br. pk. Columbia Poltalloch. Br. bk..... Victoria dolphins Berlin. Am. scb Uoble Henry VI Hard. Am. sh. Astoria Brahloch. Br. bk '.Oceania Olenalvon, Br. ah. ....Portland Lbr. Ca oulf stream, nr. Dic....xnman-POuisnn St Nlohola-. Am. sh ....Ooble En Bonis to Zoa4 Lumber. Wellesley. Am. ss . . San Franclscu Churchill, Am. sch .....Honolulu Olympic, Am. ss ,..,...gan .Francisco Casco San Francisco Inca Am. sen. Ban Francisco &. K. Wood. An. sen. .... San Franolsoo tfarhoffer San Francisco H. B. Bendixen, Am. son. San Francisco Saginaw. Am. 8. B. San Francisco Shoshone, Am. ss. ...... .Ban, Franclsor Rainier, Am. ss ....San Francisco Carlos, Am. ss..........8an Francisco Tamalpais, Am. ss San Franclsoo Forester, Am. sch.,.,;. Ban Frsnclsco Yellowstone. Am. as..... San Franclsoo Ea Boat With Cement and OansraL fiossuet' Fr. bk. , Antwerp uruion, rr. sit. Antwerp David d'Angers, Fr. sh. ..London Ernest Legouve, Fr. bk. Hamburg a Perouss, Fr. bk.... ...Antwerp Leon Blum. Fr. bk Ban Franolsoo Manx Kin. Br. sh Antwern Marechal Noallles, Fr. bk. ....Antwerp Notre Dame d'Arvolr. Fr. bk.. .Antwerp Wavertree. Br. sh, ......... Liverpool Arctic stream. Br. an. Tyne Oraia Tonnage Ea Boats ta Ballast. Amlral Cecilia. Fr.' sh. Honolulu Comllebank, Br. bk Valparaiso Ls Filler. Fr. bk. Dublin Pierre Lotl. Fr. bk. , Dublin Rene, Fr. bk. i Ban Francisco OU Carriers Sa Boats. Atlas. An. ss San Francisco Asuncion Am. ss San Francisco Airgyls, Am. ss. ........ .San Francises i Highest Prices Paid for Raw Furs j Send for Price Ust f 1111 n ITr vs. II II 11 U Leading Ladles' Outfitters Fourjth and Morrison FUR Manufacturers IVfioc sac and Retail . e. q mwr :mmm Mem al e ' ; MERCILESS PRICE COWtlG EVERY FUR MARKED. IN . PLAIN FIGURES EXTRA SPECIAL IN FUR DEPART MENT FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY A: m ifmps INCLUDING ALL FUR COATS, TIES, MUFFS, STOLES, NECKPIECES . . EVERY FUR .MARKED in , PLAIN FIGURES CLEARANCE SALE-EXTA SPECIALS IN MILLINERY DEPT. Trimmed Hals, Values to $20; Divided Into t Lots , LOT 1 HATS Values to $4.0a 98c LOT 2 HATS Values to $10.00 $2.85 LOT 3 HATS Values to $12.00 $3.95 LOT 4 4 HATS Values to $20.00 $5.65: EXTRA SPECIAL REDUCTIONS III CW UNDERWEAR LEATHER GOODS I HANDKERCHIEFS, I CHILDREN'S WEAR Kt Clearance Sale Prices Priced to Close Out M Halt Price REDUCED ), ;;infhc; t WU Store-v Ji '-J ''sr -' ' ' ' ' C Ul .Reduced V'.TO-A.; LLUi. -AX J J. J UA.J ... vJw VbVUO I - ' Reduced Prices in Shoes, Dry Goods and Ready Made Wear The East Side People's Store 388-390 E. Morrison St, Near Grand Ave. ' , Out goes every short line, out goes every odd piece in our stock, out goes all Winter merchandise The prices will move them all; and here are such price cuts as even we 'have rVely announced heretofore. Not half of the good things are advertised. The short lots are reduced to the lowest prices and given no newspaper publicity. Every nook Bnd corner of the store is teeming with bargains. You will be amazed at the buying possi bilities awaiting your dollars at this gale. Thousands of our regular patrons have been awaiting this event. If you have never before responded to one of our 6ale announcements, come expecting the biggest Values for your money you have ever been offered. .WE QUOTE NO FICTITIOUS VALUES IN OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS MAKE NO MISLEADING STATEMENTS - WHEN WE DO ADVERTISE BARGAINS, THEY ARE BARGAINS, AND NO MISTAKE. . PEOPLE KNOW THEY WILL GET, THEM, AND THAT THEY ARE WORTH COMING FOR. The following items on sale at the cfuoted prices Friday and Saturday- two days of tremendous value-giving. V j V, ' - , ' '"- A- . . . . ' '' - - . . . . ; . ' r . ' ' J :. . . .... ... .... ', fr. . , -I-.-, - ' i :.f i' " i 5 -.-- ' ' ,- ' ' j -. 4 . L ' -. - " ..-; n. , -- . f -- ,;; V - ' i : 1 '. - -. - ' s ' 1 ' - t -- - -i ' "BURSON- STOCKINGS FOR CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS EXTRA SIZE 'COMFORTS HOSE SUPPORTERS In black ' WORK SHIRTS ' R & Q. CORSETS ' ' PAD SUPPORTERS WOMEN The stocking without a -AUjfce. and color.r;b Kersey 'Silkoline, overed. extri tufted ZJSlS . 9C All color., all sizes, in sateen and All size,' in the latest model, medi- Satin 4ds, oUW or 'frilled 1 .seam, .econds of the 25c and J5c ;w;,Coeriot., heavy eight .for Comforts, filled with pure white . . chambray work Shirts; the ,wm high bast, long back and 7C elastic, best 25c qualities, at IC - i.vi.. :t.'Mb ii.v Ji winter wear; sold all season at cotton; our regular $1.75 seller; 75 - best 50c qualities, at JC front, Friday and Sat, at I DC - - qualities.. In black z,. isle.or of them, for the two day. QO. FUR NECKPIECES ' , . , - ; medium weight tton; .11 sizes, price only, ....... ....... sI. 30 only at ...i70C Urge ,d .mail .hapei la Tounm '. TT I .-anwincif Friday and -Saturday, four pairs' ' ' ... and Mink Furs; regular $3.98 and wnnT Hi0 nTAWPTe . v' N ' . -Zl Jr, . L toaWomer.a,the. JQ HEATHERB LO O M PET- OUTINQ FLNNEI(X)0 yards Sty5. l ..$1.39 Zi'lT - -RUST PROOF CORSETS ; BASTING THREAD ?ia 1UC TICOATS-50 dozen black heath- of the best 1 5c quality Outing Flan- ' ' A .7 , l ,n All the new shapes, long back f g yd spools, C : l erbloom or mercerized sateen Pet- nel, invwhite, cream, pink or blue, tTZl I 7? 1 ?i i style., in coutil or batiste, double 3poot for ; i ,. . ticoats, made with deep flounce or striped patterns; 20-yard Q 'SAFEXy pINS-:A11 sfees m 2?. , S stayed throughout, all .e.; OA' .WHITE CAMBRIC PETTI- .and besi $1.75 and $2.00 bmit, aythc yard,.......v....yC, best Sc quality, at, the dozen .'..ZC XVem .Tlsm $1.98 ay and Sat, at, the pr. JC . COATS Of the best quality nain- values, on Sale' Friday -and QO . ... .. , ....... ..,...,.,' i . -I - ' .TOOTHBRUSHES .sook,;,deep. ; embroidery flounce; . Siri:':r''.'''rf0C. BLEACHEDMUSLIN 36 inches WOMEN'S COATS' i ' ' ' ' " ' ' Ten gross of. the best 25c qual- . sold regularly by us at $Z25-a lot wide; best 12c grade; 20 yards ,' . . t. Ur.- t i m WOMEN'S WAISTS - ... WOMEN'S UMBRELtAS ity bristleTooth . Brushes, A of 10 dozen on sale Friday QO LINGERIE WAISTS White ba- to a customer, at the yard, g JST qJI TZlZm. each-all you want of them IOC .and Saturday at, each 5C tiste and lawn materials, with hand- nly shades, black, mixed grays and the Secke 2 rod frame, rainproof coverscheap ; ; some embroidery insets; all new gj ffSSSt' $10.50 striped effects; 20 styles to select grridS'"'I?d,''KBr'fi 3Sc 'MEN'S" SUSPENDERS ' styles, spnng 1910; best $2.00 and WALL BURLAP Heavy weight, . from; the best .$1.00 values, rft for. Friday and Saturday JJC . MEN S SUSPENDERS . WOMEN'S SUITS g'"-' h.aLwt ba! 98c in recn red; best 19c 0. 1 ! Friday and Saturday each OUC ' Qne feest jQtf -j,. -, shown Friday and Sat. at UOL quality, at, the yard laSC LARGE TOWELS ' ' ! tic lisle web Suspenders, with kid We have a ' small lot 20 only , , . . ., tthVo-bt t,aw t tW ends, for the two days at, 1C t .. . Heavy weight, best 15c quality . - UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND the pa r see - them today IOC women's Smts. Our policy is to PILLOW CASES 50 dozen 42 by TOWELS Linen finish, Huck face Towels, on sale for the .MEN'S ALL WOOL CASH- - , WOMEN - P ; M clean up each season. Values range 36 inches, extra? quality " muslin Face Towels; good, generous r two days, ar, each. VC MERE SOX , 1 s Full 26 and 28 inch size a hand " from $15.00 to $20.00;'sizes 34, 38, Ces, made with' a wide hem,; Q sizes; best 10c quality, each... .DC J ; Black, with "gray merino tipped s6me line of handles, overOO urn ' , W PAPtrp""' 40 and 42., Your choice tJC Art ' "s. heels and toe,; 'best 25 c 1 r brella. that sell regularly at $2.00 " i , PAPER while they last, . uit....i ,$5.0U 1 tttptatm pnnn 7 r- . " rWZl $FA . .1,t3r'.th Pair V-3C each, on .sale Friday and tft nH AlUolors, at two sheets. f or.. ;,S UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Best CURTAIN RODS Brass Exten- UNION SUITS ' s ' ' Saturday only, at, each $1.00 " :'?'. .rh- v , , -TTTrr-. ; l$?idL1 fa mAlVS 6C 7er.ey-; ribbed,, lightlyj fleeced, MEN'S WOOL' FINISH UN ""'""' ; '-' : ' " WOMEN'S RAIN CAPES-Rain- 8 ' ' S - cream color, winter weight combi-. . E ' nfiRWRAR " " -FLANNELETTE GOWNS " ,, , .. '.,,v,.-"... ....... . ... ..... nation "suits for women, sold ev- ' viwis t . (- ,n , ' '. . ,. ' proof rubberized Ram ape., full AMERICAN PRINT CALICO- COMMON PINS-AII - sizes, , full erywhere at 65c j our ' price "for Made full and of a good eight ' ..PEARL BUTTONS Se? N.?hf Cow !Slm'5l5.Jr-atBd S2 98 A" color, of the best made, count stfeel Pins, special for 1 the suit ' Friday and Sat, flannel; all sizes; the best JO AH.siies, best 5c kindWresh V, sizes, d E the best 75c grad OA brown; $6.50 values, at...s70 at, the yard ..,.......,.r..,JC the two day. at, package...... 1C two .utt. lo a customer, at LVC 75c quality, at, the;garment tOC water pearU at, the dozen LC Friday, and Saturday, at, ca! OVCS .,: & 4sS 1