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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.
MONDAY . EVENING, MARCH 21, 1910.
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Major Mclndoe Corps of Engi
V neers U. S. A. Returns From
Washington, Where Appro
priation for Repairs Secured.
where he made a survey of the lower
end of the Dnlles-Celllo canal.
Mr. Schubert snld thla morning that
from the time that he left here March
1. tho finest kind of weather prevailed,
whb h imhlMed him materially In mak
ing ih" aurvey. Borinfra were made and
data collected upon which to muke esti
mates for a new contract to bo let for
On' wnrk on the canal. Hp aald that he.
hIkh lunk soundings of the canal at the
HlK Eddy entrance and found every
thing In good Hliapp.
The river Is rather high for thla time
of the year, Mr. Schubert aald, the stage
ac I il Eddy being 23 feet. Tor this
ii nnon tho work (hero has been ana-I
peiided for tho seuHon. Robert Wake- I
fielo waited for n fall in the river, but
us the Indications were that It would
mil go down till lalp, he took hla outfits
awav, ii nd consequently nothing more
will b done until after the annual rlae
In trie rl cr. The high water also sus
penned I hp general construction work
on the chtihI until next fall.
"There Is a gnat deal of activity at
The Dalles." aald .Mr Schubert, "he-
HORSE SIMULATES PROVERBIAL
CAT BY COMING BACK HOME
ANOTHER FLOOD
An allotment of $.r.00 for repairs tocauc or i he canal and raiiioau worn,
. . , ,,,.. ,,,,,. 'and the country around that section la
llirj riruu'iii mi , i ,, , , ..... . ...... ...
A
cured bv Major .1. K Mclndoe. corps of
engineers. United States arm v. who re
turned Saturday night from Washing
ton, where he was called In regard to
the proposed pun h.-xoe by the govern
ment of the Oregon City locks. He was
accompanied from Washington bv Major
J. Jay Morrow, corps of engineers, who
will have charge of the First Oregon
district.
Major Mclndoe. when seen thla morn
ing, aald that he was In no position to
settling up wonderfully faal '
ISLAM mSATPKAHS
Kbrill Islnnd Off West JuaM Pa,ssol
Over llnrkentltn" (iHrgl.
According to a report received al the
Iocs! brunch hydrographlc office by John
,KNull, nautical expert, Kbrill Island,
of the west coast of South Amer
ica has disappeared. The r port
waa sent out Dy i apiain A An-
Jerson. of the American barkentlno
3t ; a ' v
I THREATENED
Due to Backwater From Co
lumbia; Water Over Ash
St. Dock by Friday.
No place like home for this horse.
Mjr anything- In regard to what action j G(.orgtR, who passed over the Island on
mould be taken In regard to the locks
around the falla of the WHIanvette, aa
he remained in Waahlnglon only two
days and durtn tttat time" nothing waa
"'"Jone about the matter except to re-
. celve hla report.
r' He was called to Washington to lay
T certain Information concerning the locks
before the authorltlea there and dur-
In the time that he wap at the capital
ha aecured an allotment of JfiOOO for
repair to the government work nt In
dependence, which was put In 1905. It
1 haa been aomewhat damaged by fresh
' eta Blnce then and the allotment will
, be uaed up In remedying that damage.
Rock and other necessary material will
ba placed on the ground aa soon as poa
j Bible and aa aoon as the river has gone
' I down sufficiently at that-p1nt the re-
pairs will be made.
' Major J. Jay Morrow, who returned
with Major Mclndoe. will take charge of
- the First Oregon district, or the Coast
district as It Is called. Thla comprises
j everything on the Oregon coast, with
the exception of the Jetty and the for
tlficatlona, and the Columbia river down
to the mouth of the Willamette river
f The Kecond district, which will be In
' charge o Major Mclndo. Includes the
' lower'Colurc.bla. fortifications and Jetty
" and the Willamette river.
Major Morrow has been stationed In
Washington for the last six years and
1 until December 1 he waa engineer com
I mlssloner there, after which he was
placed In charge of the Washington
aqueduct and water supply, and the
. Potomac, Rappahannock and - other
f rivers In the Iitatriet of Columbia.
He seemed to be very much Impressed
with the Oregon climate and the first
thing he asked was If this was the
'-usual weather here at this time of the
' year.
the way to Mollendo. The following
notice to mariners hne been aefit out by
Mr McNulty:
Captain A Anderson of tho Ameri
can bnrkentlne Georgia reports from
Mollendo, Peru, that on hla pasaage
from Tncoina, Wash., to Mollendo. ha
passed over Minerva reef or Kbrill Is
land, latitude 12 decrees 45 minutes
south, longitude 133 degrees 35 minutes
west, at H a. m of a clear day. had
excellent observations both In the fore
noon and afternoon: found chronom
eter to be correct upon arrival at Mol
lendo. A heavy swell waa running nnd
kept a sharp lockout for breakers from
masthead; hut no sign of reef or Islan-J
were observe(J.
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SURVEY CELILO CAXAL
Assistant EnffJiiwr Schubert Returns
From Government Project.
F. C. Schubert, assistant engineer,
corps of engineers. I'nlted States army,
has returned from the upper river.
PEOPLE WAXT SERVICE
Upper Coltimhla Towns Want Regu
lar Service of Inland Empire.
Captain W. R Muchnnan, auperln
tondent of the Open River Transporta
tion company, who returned from a trip
to Celllo yesterday, says that tho re
pairs on the steamer Twin Cities are
progreaalng rapidly, but that tho rise
In the river will necessitate them
launching her In a day or so and fin
ishing the repairs while she Is In the
water. There will he no difficulty In
this as all of the repairs to the hull
have been made. The steamer Inland
Kmplrn has made two round trips as
far as Hnnfnrd and White Bluffs, and
Captain Huchanan nays that the people
in that section are very anxious for a
regular service.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. March 2 1. -Arrived d''wn And
sailed last night, steamer Saginaw, for
Grays harbor. Arrived at 8:40 and left
up at 10 30 a. m , steamer Rose City,
from San FranclM o. Arrived at 9 and
left up, steamer Johnn Poulsen, from
San Francisco.
San Francisco. March 21 -Arrived at
S a. in., steamer Coaster, from Astoria,
anil steamer Kansas City, from Portland.
Portland has a horse that will not
stay stolen. It Is the jrppcrty of J. A.
Gracf. Sua iut Fifteen street North.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Graef hitched
up his buggy, loaded Iti a bundle of feed
and hla family and started out for a
little pleasure trip. After driving about
for Home time It was decided to visit a
friend thing at Mount Tabor, and u
stop was made at a drug store near
tnlon avenue and Hurnslde street to
telephone the news of the Intended visit
The lior.- Is somewhat restive, and
Mr. Giaef tied it to a ring in the curb
ing, while he and his family went to
the store a few steps away. When they
returned at the end of 15 minutes, there
waa nothing left to mark the spot but
the hitching strap and the ring In the
hldewalk
Mr Graef at once notified the police
and the sheriffs office, and the officers
received reports of haying seen a nurse
and buggy answering the description
going down Hurnslde towards the river.
NO 'further trace was found.
This morning, however, the absent pet
suduenly put In an appearance by trot
ting up the street. Jumping the fence
and going Into Its stall In the barn,
where It was calmly munching hay
when Mr Graef. answering the excited
calls of his little boy, went to Investi
gate.
The horse, which still wore Its bridle,
was covered with mud and as wet as
though It had -forded some stream,
showing that It had traveled a long dis
tance to get hack home. Mr. Graef haa
offered a reward for the recovery of his
buggy and the arrost and conviction of
the thief.
Astoria. March 20. Arrived at 2 and
left up at 3 a. m . steamer Kamona. from
Coos Hay. Arrived at 7 and left up at
8 a m., steamer Falcon, from San Fran
cisco. Sailed at fi a. m.. steamer Al
liance for Coos Hay; steamers Yellow
stone and Harold Hollar, for San P'edro,
and steamer Tahoe. for South Bend.
Arrived at 9 a. m . bark Jaber Howes.
In tow of tug Goliah, from Nanalmo.
Arrived at 4 p. m., steamer Klmore,
from Tillamook.
Antwerp. March 18. -Arrived. French
bark i'ornll Bart, from Portland.
South Bend. March 20. Arrived at
5 p. m.. steamer Tahoe. from Portland.
Astoria. March 21. Condition at
the mouth of the river at 8 a. m, ob
acured; wind, north. 6 miles, weather,
denso fog.
Tides at Astoria Tuesday High water
II a. m. fi feet; low water. 5:26 am.
28 feet, 6.49 p. m.. 0 feet.
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That Spring is the most trying season on the health is a fact well
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River Hints Will Inspect Bars Be
low Tort land.
In another week or so pilots will
make a survey of the river from Port
land to the mouth of the Columbia, ac
cording to Captain Grove, Port of Port
land pilot.
The survey will be made on the Port
of Portland Mcl'rnckpn. and all of
the principal bars In tho river will ba
surveyed. It Is thought that some of
them may have been shallowed In th
unusual rise of the Columbia, as there
waa a great deal of sediment In the
water. The precaution of making the
survey Is occasioned by tho large num
ber of hlg ships due to go down In the
near future.
Although It was expected that tho
Port of Portland dredgers would be
started to work taking down the shoals
about the first of April, they will not
get out until the last of the month or
the first of May because of the high
water. They will begin work at the
anchorage In the lower harbor.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
WOULD BUILD LIGHT
PLANT IN HILLSBORO
Flood conditions are again possible on
the Wllfametta river, due to the unusual
backwater from the Columbia river for
this time of tho year, and at Its present
rate of rising It will bo over the lower
Ash street dock by Thursday or Friday,
according to District Forecaster E. A.
Peals. .
During the last 24 hours the Snake
river at I,cwlston rose ;i.2 feet, which
is rather an unusual rise for this time of
the year, while at Umatilla the Colum
bia rose 1.7 feet. At. Wenatchee and
The Dalles the rise in the river was 0.9
of a foot, and at 1'ortland the Willam
ette came up (1.3 of a foot, making a
stage of 112 feet.
"It Is very unusual to have the back
water from the Columbia bring the, Wil
lamette up like this at this time of the
year." said Mr. Heals this morning,
"and I look for a further rise of three
or four feet In tho next three days.
There has not been a similar rise at
this time of the year for many years. If
at all."
Mild weather and melting snow Is
given as the cause for tho unusual rise
In the Columbia, and all of the tribu
taries to that river in the Bitter Roots,
Cascades and Hlue mountains are feed
ing it rapidly. Tho rapid rise at Iewls
ton Is attributed largely to the Clear
water river, which' empties Into the
Snake at that point.
Mr. Heals predicts a rise of about
three feet tomorrow at The Dalles, and
about four feet at the same place on
the following day. This will give a rise
of about three or four feet at this point
by Thursday. He said that he hardly
thought that it would reach the flood
stage, but that under the present weath
er conditions It Is very difficult to tell
what It will do.
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ABSORB PARKING
Property Owners Enter Protest
Against Encroachments on
East Side Streets.
The latest, encroachment .of the Ore
gon Railroad A, Navigation company to
ba reported officially la that which Is
Indicated by the protest of E. Ounder
son. who visited the office of the city
engineer this morning to give the In
formation that the railway surveyors
have set stakes for a switch on Kast
Third street, which will, If constructed
on the lines Indicated by the stakes
take away three feet of parking border-
deling the cement sidewalk between
Oak and Ash streets.
Mr. (Junderson told Deputy City En
glneer Hurlburt that one of the railway
engineers had stated that the company
Intended building Its switch so as to
take three feet of the parking, which Is
part of the city's property.
The demonstrator Is agent for a num
ber of property owners who have hold
ings on East Third street, abuttl.ig on
tb proposed switch of the railway com
pany.
He was told by Mr. Hurlhurt to take
the matter up with City Engineer Mor
ris, personally. s
FISHERMEN DIE IN ,
STORM IN PORTUGAL
E. H. Corbett, of Portland, has made
application t i the council of Hillsboro,
Or., for a franchise allowing the opera
tion of a new light and power plant. It
is understood that the manner 111 which
the present light and power plant at
Hillsboro Is being operated Is not sat
isfactory to the citizens of the city, anil j
that the new company was Invited to j
enter the field. A complete plant, mod- I
ern In every respect, will be installed
If the franchise Is obtained.
8ix weeks ago Mr. Corbett made ap
plication for a light an, I power fran
chise In Forest tjrove, Or. His offer
was rejected by the council, which de
cided to install a municipal lighting and
power plant. Since that time so many
complaints have been made Rbout the
service, that It is understood Mr. Cor
bett may make another attempt to ob
tain a franchise.
It was Mr. Corbett who brought about
the final organization of the Coos Hay
Gas Electric company, which resulted
In its purchase by the H. M. Hyllesby
company. ,
Homeseekrrs for I'matilla.
(8peel lUopntrh " The Journnl )
Hermiston. Or., March 21. Dr. Coe,
of the Columbia Land company, states
that there will be a carload of home
seekers arrive at Stanfield and Hermis
ton Tuesday.
L . ...
Lisbon, March 21. Four fishing boats,
carrying 32 men, wjpre lost today In a
storm that Is raging along the Portu
guese coast. Five bodies have been
washed ashore. There is little chance
that any of those aboard escaped. Life
savers stationed along the coast have
been attempting to render aid to the
survivors, but It Is believed the task Is
hopeless. The storm has caused con
siderable property damage.
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It Is expected that' the British ship
Poltalloch. Captain Armstrong, will fin
ish her cargo nf lumber for Sydney at
the North Pacific mills this afternoon.
I Carrying a full cargo of lumber for
j San Pedro, the steam schooner Shasta,
I Captain Hansen, will sail tomorrow
from lnman-Poulsen's mlll
At the North Pacific mills the Rrlt
Ish ship Manx KlnR. Captain Cannell,
will heitin loading lumber for Adelaide
tomorrow. She is under charter to J. J.
Moore & Co.
In order to take on supplies, the
lighthouse tender Armerla will arrive
up this afternoon from Astoria. On her
way down aaln she will replace lights
and buoys In the river, destroyed by
high water and ice.
Commander J. M. FJIIcott. lighthouse
Inspector for the Thirteenth district, Is
at Salem today making an Inspection
for the location of buoys and lights
that have been asked for there.
Carrying nearly S00 tons of New York
and European freight, the Amerlcan
Ilawnllan steamer Falcon. Captain
Scbage, arrived at Albers" dock No. 3
last night, from San Francisco.
The American barkentlno Retriever
has been fixed for a cargo of lumber
from the Columbia river to Sari Pedro.
Carrying a full cargo of cheese, ths
steamer Dolden Gate, Captain Parsons,
will bp due to arrive at Oak street dock
tonight, and will sail again tomorrow.
Willi 2fi passengers and a cargo of
miscellaneous freight, the steamer Sue
H. Elmore, Captain Schraeder, arrived
at 7 o'clock this morning from Tilla
mook. She will sail again tomorrow
night.
Carrying 60 passengers and 50 tons of
general freight besides a carload of
sash and doors for shipment to Chicasro,
the steamer Ramona, Captain Nelson,
arrived yesterday afternoon from Coos
Bay.
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Wireless Messages.
tVia United Wireless. 1
S. S. Santa Clara. March 0. 8:80 P.
M. Twenty miles north of Shelter Cove;
light soitheast wine; rain; long wester
ly swell; barometer 29. SO; all well
CAPTAIN OSCAR N'OREX.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Beg-ular Liners Dne to Arrive.
Roanoke. San Pedro ........ on I
Knmona. Cons Rav March 20'
rinse t nv. tian I- ram-lsi n. ...March 21
Santa Clara. San Francisco. .. March 23;
Alliance. Coos Hav viarh m
ceorge w Eider." san Pedro .. March 27 Relieve pain, whether it be neu-
Kansa3 City. San FrancUco ... March 2X1 s
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back, and in every case they give
perfect satisfaction."
HENRY COURLEN,
Boonton, N. J.
Pain comes from tortured
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sults of long experience, honest, conscientious-work, and the best service
that money can buy. If you are ailing, consult us. Medicines furnished
in our private laboratory from $1.50 to $6. B0 a course.
If you cannot call, write for self-examination blank. Hours, f a. m.
to 8 p. m. dally. Sundays, 9 to 12 only.
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
291 W MOBBISOB- ST., BBT. POTJBTH AND PITTH, POBTLAND, OB.
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Regular Liners Due to Denart.
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Roanoke, San Pedro March ' 22
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Rose City. Ban Francisco. ; . . .'March 25
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Kansas City. San Francisco ...April 2
Hood fliapefl headgear has been de
vised for torpedo boat crews, affording
protection for the eyes and shielding
the fitir.i from the wind caused by the
vessels nigh speed. I
ache, stomache, pleurisy or
ovarian pains.
Druggists everywhere sell them. If
first package fa. ".a to benefit, your drug
gist will return your money.
MILEi MEDICAL Cf., Elkhart, Ind.
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I DO ALL I CLAIM
If I did not know beyond a question that
my methods of treating men's ailments ara
as superior to the ordinary as accuracy is su
perior to error, I would not persistently ex
pend money for newspaper space in which to
make, claims of merit.
Sucess in medical practice Is (roverned by
the same business rules that apply to ail bus
iness. There Is nothing more fatal than mis
representation. No amount of advertising of an inferior or
unworthy article will establish It upon a
profitable basis. The public is sure to learn
the truth, and honest merit alone can win.
No Other Specialist in the
West Has Anything Like as
Large a Practice in Men's Ail
ments A Significant Fact
PAY Mt3 VVMEIN I
HAVE CURED YOU
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THE CHINESE DOCTOB.
Through the relief afforded to suffer
ing humanity In this Northwest, C. Gee
Wo, the Chinese doctor, has been her
alded by all his patients as the greatest
of his kind. He treats any and all dis
eases with simple yet powerful reme
dies, compounded from Roots, Herbs,
Barks and Bulbs, many of which are
not found In this country, and their
healing properties are familiar only to
Chinese scientists. With these remedies
he guarantees to cure uatarrh. Cancer.
Asthma, Lung Troubles, Rheumatism,
Nervousness, Stomach, Liver and Kidney
Troubles; also Private Diseases of Men
and Women.
CONSULTATION 7 BEE.
If yo'i live out of town and cannot
call, write for symptom blank and cir-
cular. Inclosing 4 cents In stamps.
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
1st st., cor. Morrison, Portland, Or.
WOMAN A SPECIALTY
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The well known Dr. 8. k.
CHAN, with their Chinese!
remedy or nerbs and roots,
cure wonderfully. It has
cured many sufferers when
all other remedies have
failed. Sure cure for male
and female, chronic, private
rif flense nrr,i an.
blood poison, rheumatism Mrs.S.K.lnAY
asthma, pneumonia, throat, lung trouble,
consumption, stomach, bladder kidney
and diseases of all kinds. Remedies
harmless. No operation. Honest treat
ment. Kxamlnatlon for ladies by MBS,
S. X. CHAN. Call or write to
THE 8. X. CHAN MEDICINE CO.
:26 Morrison St., Between 1st and 2d
Portland. Or.
DR. T ATX OB,
The Leading Bpeoialiat
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FILES AND SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON I TREAT AND NEVER FAIL
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fully give you the very best op nion. guided by years of successful prac
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The DR. TAYLOR Co.
834 V4 MORRISON STREET, CORNER SECOND. PORTLAND, OREGON
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