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Newspaper Page TextTHE OEEGOM DAILY JOUliHAL. FOBTXANI. MONDAY KVENWa liOMl ill wmm m Ml 10 SAFETY on shy BEACH Frcni fcrt Cirijy ta a Pont Jitzr Seat Short Ur It Fxy, Bejcnd That a Safe Wrtds Is Poste ISTCAU SCHOOLER WASHISGTO'f O.W PEACOCK SfIT tO U ( t IM "' I t e VL W. a-.- -4k!' - iw tnm I- e a 4 4 4. i!st4 4 Mi, !- 4e 4 t 4Ka 4M M tf IM ' eea V a.l 4-r. . we4e ae tg tMx. Hi 4ap r i i- 44 tl 4a WMa IV -.-.kfc at.l ,.etwa IM " ta4 Maa M-4- ee - 44. to a fraiie -aa ' IM umil MM mU - if lM .t.4l 4 4le MM la We Hw IWNt ak4 M M 4 r4Vte M U etlaa i t I a IM .. 4 tM Mum iw - aa4 tae to m Bwa r kkt IM 4l M IIWM kf jm imK b Aetie4 M tMll ttaiarw T .e u eita tojke ewrvwal na ym it. h to MMttu IMI IM nlt laV WVU to Ikeata I 44rll ef tkMl It SklM , til af IM Mtl 1 1 i Ml IK mWi I .era tMIt af M rr li la I4i raaa, tM rw waai. y4l4;ai M 4 a to) . Ma aa f r al vi IMe 4 eiiew m eel rw I gat MVe el to IM rH ufHtw w M IMI ltor II to !-: H I to t4. WM tM tirlli aklp ltork, iM f r' Mt r to ta m iiib ! na M tortinc Um f tomfear at tMI tal. TM iwaWw Vara laa frnU4- abto far IM Ufa rfaaa I Maast. rJ tllraiHt I hurk a boat aa44 1 iaalr tM craw Mtti Mrra aa raba II aa Uvaa. IM traattna aaof la IM caaa af IM Waaolna'taa) anil M aaka walaaa IM Jif.toT.ra ara aato la ( J laa a Mar 4 M vaaaaL Tta iM WIM Mt crrf orwr aa rarta. aa4 a Kaavf IM aaakta IM faai af UadiAC IM aha arar IM hi all IM tor alffVeulL 1 n i ... flMD mHUIIIUI mm . I FflOf.l , I LEWS, ABE Oil SCHOOfJEfl; Cocjin of V. T Par.-'d cf Mf .3 Theatrt:8Ue.i0at SUSPECT AUTO ' IIIIEF PMEfiS Gx3 Vi'criir-3 en Coast Has Heijatrs h Frxv ciico? Tral. i.4 ! to Ma a-Ja -- ki H a-a a ,- i ai j.a -- l ' i.m to . a a a SPAlOI'iG 1101' BURNS AT CHOiALJS; S17.000 a it a i m. 4 MtM .... a . ,.m,, 44. aa iw.i aa- Mit 4 IM ' - ( MILE IS NEAREST LIFE SAVERS HAVE . BEEN ABLE TO GO (Ceitinaa4 fratn rat Onal Ml k ii a. TM vaarl raaaol M Tm, br "T mathoo. atlhar tr ln hor im or Iba I wa luf (andtac out. aid mill svar from the wrack and tinabl to kpproarH cloarr. alfaf KaAala Blw. Throo-t tha ilua, a ocoaalonal (llmaaa Ma Ma eaufht at lha no tlma. who ra aoocht shaltar In lha Mrtly .datnollahad eabla nt tt)t Jo war Tha Mttlnr for lha trade irrana la cna of daaolatlon. Tha Mark Mlwaan tapa 1aappolntraant and North Hd la rockr, barra and praclpltoua. Ptratrklna avar from a bora la a craal array aipaaa of water, amrared with aurtlna" Itnaa of whlta wbaro thawarea hurl aad braak tbamaalvaa Malnat tba .ahallowo of Peacock aplt BO Zi AD Aboard Xar. Tb Waahlncton haa on board SI paa ' Mnera and a craw of IS, and left out loaded with Jumbaf from Portland to Ban ,Franrlco at a. m. yaaterdar About I p. m. aha waa alchted by tha craw or tha tua; Tatooah, and waa ap parently la trouble aa aha waa headed north and endeavoring- to turn around to maka Aatorl after finding tha bar ' too rourh to croaa. Tha aouthwaat cala probably made It lmpoaalbl for bar t retain tha benefit of her rudder, and aha drifted over tha aanda. on which the depth la eatlmatad at fron 10 to It feat The ' Washington la drawing 11 feet. V At o'clock this morning tha Ufa i saving station at Point Adams rODort ed that It could not sea tha Washington from, tha Cape Disappointment life-sav IM ei a4 MmIuv la a 'na tol 4J. a aa ta ailw la iMt M to t4 It a- Ma a .4 let i 1" l4. Ma4ia III r4. H III rM, a La Mtoa4 la IM V.l:af M rtM IMifcUilo af aaallia aul M 1 1 t4 r M I aaaa. Uiaw A kttor. af fiaawat. Ua4 aaeii t niHM Ikto lAa evaatato-e af !. h af teatto aia al MI lift A. aA a M kHtM S-b rarra tl ll 4 taa uf Ml it nl IM rHaaal Hr aiatto. Ma aato aaia I 4aaieja m aw m m ie4 ana vttoa-e aaa ll'l law ataitoa a Ml Uu ert aM MA h(w aaartly af 14 IU M he- i4 U reaar. IA : - I -ifr - - Extra-Ordinary! A man says the glasses he bought from its increased his effici ency for work arid brought Him an in crease in salary. This is an unusual case, but It is the usual ; thing for -a man to mainf ain his efficiency with the aid of our glasses and prevent a DECREASE in salary. We know the glasses wa make are efficient EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Second Floor Corbett Bid?. FIFTH AND ttORRISON STS. lag alaltoav Tale wm daa IM Ikltfe e4 raiay eniwr, Mt la eiU ra aiai W OeAaa Cwiia, It U Mt4 taal CalHai Wlakel was aeaaA fta4 la allM eevaaiag I" aierAay. bat M M4 awiaisg eTWUl la imi err. Taa Waauaflaaj al aaMta a IS aak Ml ealaeAar aflarana al I attotb a4 tnA a the sta aaa waal aalil Ifcie aa-raiag eM waa a)i ra4 afly iiiaclly IM af IM laa Ml al M liA Taa laaa a eat I IM bar. bt ear "eei aa I Mir srt I gat DM I IM weea laaio woali M Ma aalrio m a raal af tM cnaAllto af IM bar ail -amrk Vftlt I farv44 gra4 la Iba beat waalM, bat auk lb If sail pal fraaa IM aahat rley IMr wa M ec af baat lag ll " Mftia- la err. gi.a n rp fcaage aatHora farwla Ml IM et!l Ml Hb aurb aeav aea bar aafbarag was Maatea II i pewbaAU thai Capiat V. Ukel la. leaAad rtrlg fraaa lb bar If b foaad b a14 m Saab IU bal la larslag arovad tb Wahlagt tlbr Imi bar aiaartag rear r wa ona rarity lb spit by tb gala. Te ltemK war and yaalaroay b raotata giuart'a Ufa saving eraw al CaM DUappolalmeat I raacb tb dia- Uaaaed achontier. but IMy could oi get vary far off abor before they wart drive back. . tatoemlltoal Z4gM Are WatoM. VurtMr atlempts at raacu on the nan of th life aavlag craw prorleg of ao avail, alt that could b doM wm to watch lb Washington's llgnls donng tb laurtnlttoat tlrar waalbar, and In this -manner ber inovetnonia war ob- Mrved all all I A. he drat fed anchor contlaually aad ah'fiad I th north and weal towards HrKenil Hrad. At f 'clock tbla tnorMDg ah had no ba aa for two bout, but about 7 o'clock eh waa sighted about 101 yard off ahor. Bb is now In deep water, but her engines and probably aar eieann year Ming .out of commission,. ahe ta hlDlee on' th souther gal, which may put ber ashore at any tim. - - gkoaboo Cauet Owl ova. Tb Shoahone made an attempt out this morning but wsa com- .ii-a t turn hack at th entrance to th bar. captain spiuna bar breaking clear aero, the aaa out- sld running 6gn ana siuar Itia nerallV.' The baacb between Cap' Dlsappolnt- d.A North Head la rocky and pte- . - - - ... - . . clpltous .In. most places, "wiui smau of aanay oascn. . r,. k. lirhfahln which draitgM an chor mm, years ag drifted past Mc ir i . v... tn atiout th same soot a a where th Waahlngton now lie. Bha want ashor in a narrow " twen McKenil hd and HeA There la a bar poealblllty that to Waahlngton may drift Into thlscova If ao ther ar gcod proapects for th racua of thoae on boara. oueatlon la about 10 yards wide and Is th largest stretch of sand between the two promnotonea. . Captain Btuarfa Ufa eavlng craw Is i. .riinsa on the beach. It crted tha big Lyala un over tha mountain front . V. v... Mvnta 'head. Th f on ianuy iu gun carrlea about 100 yards. . bUaaVe H K ei vm 4 Met I bier. Itoa. V IM ea'sw I bar Md IM WMa. Uim ef4a4 fU WtoaA M toaa l IM Mallei a fra fMtarr. tier uwl weal 4M1I al IM tM aa m MetoMty 4m al IM fa4 af Cw elf vet. TM waa ber elealk ee aaaar Ike flag f Utaa Al blaAaay laaaaaalf eBtr. IWr I - tiiaig M IM Itaato laMMef hUm eU.4 Mia h vniaai - l , r. t. ru . rSa rvtuMe aa r 11.. aaavMf a tW MM at IM aea eifV, a. I aa to !.. at PRISONERS IN COUNTY JAIL OBJECT TO USE OF BLANKETS ON BEOS to WRECKAGE FROM SOME SHIP IS DRIVEN INTO MOUTH OF NECANICUM liuiil t Jnnrtiil.l' Seaside, Or., Nov. H.One of ; the worat atorma In years has been raging her for the paat 24 Hours. The w earner irregularities beaaa with about two Inches of snow, the first November snow for many years, and were followed by sleet, which gradually turned to rain. High wind prevail, thrashing the waves Into white caps before they reach the urf ltna and hurline- wet Sana irom the beach over parts of the town. Evidences of much damage at sea are strewn along th beach in the form of Ufa belts, bucket and sparring, a nun far nothing has been picked up that gives any Idea of what vessel they do lonsred to. However, owing to the storm, the beach is deserted and the wreckage examined has been driven in at the mouth of the river and picked up by rtahormxn Tn several Instances slsrna Of the stenciling on the wreckage have been rubbed off In contact with the sands. : WASHINGTON HAS BEEN PURSUED BY ILL LUCK SINCE BEING LAUNCHED The Washington has had a very event' ful career and seems to have been pur sued by in iuce. Arter oeing launcnect she - was placed in th coast lumber trade, but when tha low rate war put into effect latel--she - was tied ; up at Ltnnton, While there. in October, I90, Night watchman Hasmussen waa snot and killedv' supposedly . by Theodor Thirlon, who disappeared -completely. The only ' object - known " was -robbery, Rasmuesen was a Mingle man. - He had Just started to deaoend to tb englpe- room when Thirlon fired, - -- Whea it was decided to remodel her In 1110, aha waa tied up at Montgomery dock No. 2 and whll being pumped out, fir started in ber cabin and superstruc ture, doing conaiderabl damage.' It la apposed, to have originated either from th donkey agln or from an explosion of -fuel -oH. , ' - -Again Just before she was taken ever by Oleen A Mahony aha wm overloaded, due to eagernea on the part of thai steward, who was also a part owner., to I carry an extra big cargo, and when th deck load was being placed an tipped until, aha dipped water. Tb Waahlogtoa also figured la a re. u picking up and towing Ihg abaa 114 bte, rtoa. wbli aad fa4 long. fr pHaaear I lb reaaty toil, to lb aaa ! aertMl aattort Mfore IM calf court loday. gMrlff $ levewa I a flrsa M4lr la aaa I tall a. a4 raeaally rrevv4! IM ana la lb rowaiy toil wtm sew bad Mata New IMy awed Uaadrylag. bat there era a farilllie at IM county UU ! Uaadry I beta. Tbla saoralag IM matter waa praae iilad ta tba three con, snlaaioaar. Commleelooer Hart stvada aa Investigation. Ills re port M lb mailer Is I IM ef. fact that sbets ar mora am al ia ry tha blankets, taore eonom cJ I tb eruMr, and ar mor acraptabl I th prtaonara. Tbla applies Ut lb male prteonere oaly. glnc lbr la ao laundry la th t wing of lha court bouse. Iba a beet ar Mdly la Itaad of soap and waler. Commleeloner Hart further learned It would coal about 11.10 a month lo have tba efeeeta laun dered by a prival con earn. Perry Hunter, day Jailor, look (ha eheeta frvin th bunks this morning and gave th men blan ket. This waa don In order to have tb eheeta laundered. Tbe men oomplalned, and wanted mora clean sheets for this even ing, bat they will have lo use the . blanket pptll tha court orders th snoots laundered. f Player pianos ttlt and upward, easy terms. In our largaln - and exchange room. Koblrr & Chaee, ITI Waahlng ton sL Ul IM t,lMA i V4 r na 4 aa -,. at. 444 a-ai 4,4. BM-4a e4 1 c t-t ha aa UM to t 4 a toittMMl e. . 4(aaW evaa-e M Iwc i.it,i.. 4 ae'4Mi av.a m4 tM t4ih4 aA 144 r.T. tn, i t 4i4 mt lie ftMaal ft-4 iae mttir t Ma ge. Haae a i-l ' M fwtal 4aave aae M il Hjwi, 4u la aalito ea4 m4 I 44.e j 111 4 eiea a 4 t.a tx 4ae to IM ea aV4aa-a I tJi H. ,.,. laare- U4 Am U a aiy eM .i i.m a4..e m.n 4 a4 a liaave aaeaa I ". ive In" a fmd e awaits M h laaig - tt ta .. W to at l.e te ar Maar. tea taa-. M M .. el a ea4a4 4 t iwlaa. . laatoeay, -'-( to M( ainni a Mia rwagl wtl. Waf beaaead aA aaa4M. toAe I WI tl fees ,,.. a ra-ia a Me l aWal I rrt 4 a-etv4 I . la m rxto-4 toa4 e-tatef I ton TVe Ml M-aw r?4 aV 04. IMtr turn tM TaatoM IM I MV Maai ieea .toU4 m4 Ml er a la 4'anaa ft IM) i Me l-aaet I eaA l VtUlaa T. l-astfte. MUIK al IM HatUg IM eu a t-Tttoy atgbl IMy attaa lal a elakea4 l IMI lti Tver M w. T. Ita IMf ten ) I4 war I Ceiif M IU M Mr IMy eee ag aa la rt imi a- aa aw IM waa4vgta M M M' ja Waa, at MVHto. K4 Waa. Marti tt'eair. W" i- WUueak 4 4iiw Warta we eta al e l-er-y af II IMI a-til4 fee aaa, Ta etber dim mw ieutwa aA fear af IM left a-y I rata far Ma rveMtor. ! lea IM Irai fr tta 4 I at MH Iktea are eUll lb lb eiir. Tver are L. A. Waal a I . eewtaar a aaata Weat. iTreeel ! e4 It- Wklt ef aaailto, Taa l-arty bad Me U bm ltea4lag M facaa aad earwle I Aaa gYaM-iacav U K. McCVy. f lb iseaaeagerg aa IM Waabiasta. to a frr rraem IM vtclfUty ef Walt Walt. COUNTY TO IKE ROAD RAISE F ND Ten Mill Levy WiB Be Madein Washington for Work In , All Districts (Btectal ta TM laaraal ) Illllsbore. or, Nov. II V. eehlngtoe III levy a 10 mill tax for permanent road building whan tha annual levy la I ahort order. aM gwd- A )lM4i a IM gfca ft WM galMead IMI IMe Mi Ml laa. ti aaavtaee al yveaatoua Mee a aaeaanuft .s IUM 4Lf 4 garea 4 BMtotataad fe tb t tie ai'd aal - Veaitag at- a l la la M Mta4. Aflar IM aawviaa Me aaaAe M kaa afcaUy ae44e uv f are-eaaaaa, I IMr ar eatr ta ex Mr uie 4, It I Mi IMI al U4a ffaa letoaA a4 iito M aw aal 11 IM Ma rvwaatoff ite, e4l 4 H4t4 M ibe eta freea kkk I IMV re toAe 4 raA . ft M leai M aaael Vrre HUg aaaei a - aail Mr. glaaa, tat aaaiatag ""We baltoe IMI lb gaag BMiaiaiM baediMMer la awi lie. fwetfead. gaoaaaa. gaa n aad La Aagalaa. Watte IMy bate eat I 4 r wlta a graai aaner ef iMaea fraaa taa aartkwnat. kaa4re4 1 Mr bwaa) lla aad AasMgad M Ik I IM ae IS at two I tt M If h bad baa lake eat af Ike eooatry, aad II la ta raevedy tbi tui wa are I I bld a roeveullatto la Pwrtlaad looter- raw." key a al gaa Pre a Met a Aeeerdlag I Mr. ta, lb Ihlaeea are saalaly aniapoead ef SMcalaiau aad rbaeffeuV. It ta Ml lev ad tMI tM ar gaataaUo ta ee f tb etroagwst of Its kind ta eiteleejce aad detective alreadr e tbe taa la Aaa riraaclare ebtataed reMiderable evldeae that prevee tbea I conrlaalea. II Is Mid that n a Hop are bmIiv- I lalaed out Ida of Aaa rranctace. Ma rhloea stole la ike aorthweat ar usu ally lakaa everiaad le that patnt. tbeugti ataay times receaity car have loaded bodily on flat ear aad ahtpped direct to tbe a rant, wbe aea I It that they ar gotten into tM cnaehla a hop and made l look ilk a different car la Tba representative are Mid to work SPENT HER MONEY WELL Feared Consumption Battxoly Oared. latoresting Case. ' W. H. Burtch, Bingham, Pa., writes: "I wss In a terribly run-down condi tion, my lungs were week and sore, and I bad a dull, heavy pain between th ahouldera. I lost flesh very rap idly, and feared I waa going Into con sumption. After taking four bottles of Hood's. Barsaparllla I waa entirely cured and never felt better. In caaea where a atrengthenlng, ton ing, appetite-giving medicine la need ed. Hood's Barsaparllla has effected thousands of cures. Get it today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsataba. euea wmii ais.uwu,. ma lag 1 " ,.,.r: J r' lint avalUbla for roadi. brtdga ,-et h.Jth' luoun rw ago ah Ira I1H.00O. A 10 mill levy on WM imo'1 WTm:k- Wr"- ner ' a viuation mn. l ow il h.nd,"? " "l.t mad at th January meeting of tb county court. Tbl declalon wm reached at this week's saaslon and announcement wm made to guide tbe various road dis trict, which otherwise would hold maet-1 Ing soon to derld on the pedal die-1 trict lerlea Tbla year the county read m . - -.. .-.I .a . . A . a I .Allien tha anaclal lavto a tM roe I I KJa "o avenue, ia D. dl.trlcu ..tied ahout IH.O00,. makUg Jil Jk .1? lm'9w th amour and repair tb road fund, and It la th Intention to w.'"t'lr ' J' f?.??, ru-don rr on Mrmanent roaA work In all u Uro" WM Mrv- :r: . . oua and had indigeation. th districts. I -e J4.. vm w t7 igwyiauat VI ia PU UW 19 ftaikr VlttAl i ft... Jk a a a ww a . w . . wj w iiivi aaiaiu ga 1 lataa uvilf IT fArVavS PrlnI Haltrd Juat At Cloet, t - g0O(L Tb tired, worn-out feeling Is t (Bpeel4 to Tbe joartul.; ... all gone and I am strong, vigorous and Hlllaboro. Or. Nov. ll.--Th rain and welL Tha atomach trouble soon dls. snow of. this week hav halted paving appeared and now I eat heartily and operatlona with but two block . of the nav, parft digestion. I wish every contract uncompleted. Nine 100 - foot tired, weak, nervoua woman could hav u ulJ" vlnoi. for I nevr apent any money In elude most of th business district. ray ufe that did m so much good aa Both the atorm and "wanttary sewer aya- that 1 spent for Vlnol." terns ar finished, and last night th Thousand of women and men who city council pasaed the Mnltary ordl- wer formerly weak and alckly owe nance providing for connection with th their preaent rugged health to the won- ayatem. The paving bonda, amounting derful strength-creating effecta of VI- to 151,108. were old to the Warren noL If you are pale, weak, nervous and Conatruotlon company, which bid par upaet you ow It to youraelf and your and accrued Intereat. famllv to trv VlnoL It win huiM vnn and make you strong. If it does not wa Afternoon skating popular at Oaks I give back your money. Woodard. Clarka Rink. A Co., Druggists, Portland, Or. itolMiwrs Concerning Our Business . last Saturday: was a record-breaker. The volume of business exceeding by far that of any other single day in the many years we have served the public of Port land. ' ... . . ' ; ' ,; : We Are Asking Why? Can You Tell Us? Did you examine the merchaiTdise we were selling last week at special! prices? $20 Raincoats, Suits, & Overcoats $H THIS WEEK we call your attention to our special sale of'RAINCOATS,. including . s . PRIESTLEY CRAVENETTES, in black and fancies. ENGLISH SLIPONS, in heavy rubberized and lighter siltand linens:. PRIESTLEY GABARDINES, in cravenetted tans, made with raglan and plain , ' V shoulder, in A-L style, with satin sleeve linings and satin backs. ; . "i ; The Reaular $20 Garments as Above rr f h Described, Special This week ..... 4) I Tr ' 1 a ' ' ' CLOTHING CO. OUS KUHN, Proprietor 166-W THIRD ST. "uIa. aa. ta. , -We 4e4 0 t --a4 IM 4 4, 4 !. (. im ws lw .Veg f".rW ., j 4niil tm Tm 4. 4 M l el MW IM f. una tiM -- ea-aa imijm r iim M - a im4 1 4 aJ .M.it 41I - 4 N.l 4-wa. t-ie.v ttmj,t ,. w-4 M " TM a-; . t. aa It M 4i V M 1..- aaaa i tat tl 4m1 ki-l. i l IKM aasa. VW Sa.C-4 aW.r-a.4a4 IM V-4A. a tie v. wa e I - v 4.. a to iVit4--t t a 4 4. 1 ia m'I .4 i.ea a -" a t a ii.n. - 4u &4 4.a t i e a ia - a 4e f M a-. al 4 --- --ia 4 I. at' M.la- li 44 late, I M' - 'ia aa ilil aaef v e a. a ' a I let; 4'. v -. i4,tM I : ti V4 4-4 A.ll , 114, ' v t.u ir a a CASTOR I A Jet UUiU aa4 CLiii 1W iaa Soda craclcertf are extremely sensitive to moisture. Before the advent of Uneeda Biscuit the only persons who . ever tasted fresh, crisp soda crackers were the people in the bakeries. Imagine their trip f rom bakery to your table; exposed to air arid moisture kept in grocers' boxes and finally in a paper bag on the.shelf in your pantry. Could they be the same as they were the day they were baked? : . .1 1 , - . 1 . Now that we have . Uneeda Biscuitwe ha ve p e r f ec tly baked soda crackers perfectly kept. No moisture can ' reach them no con taminating influ- . eiices ' can affect their flavor their goodness is impris oned only to be hberated by you for , ' you when you bpen: : the package. 1 .-- - i. v .-. ''.f : v '- .--l."-"-v- lf ;.- V-,'"" .:'. r K f'l ''.:'.' ' " J : i - waysinthemo lire proof package. Never sold in buUc. - 5 cents a package. , NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY I 1 1