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na ark Haatr tr ilar labor, aaya J.
xrf lurk. Tha rpaflmal ta aw
ljiuii.C a l-a 4xr.a4 alailoa at la-
wtratitoo laiauj, a Uf art af lb
analartal 44 4 Mttnibar f lb atkatc-a,
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kuanl. inhar brarh of 1K4 govaramaat
vrrlf hava iiavs Ir tof I ha dajr tabor
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hallaMB) fcp la) Ika) Iratk af aaja aj).aw Ika tckaaaar da HtHtf-
julliunicanc Damages Norwegian Ship llornelen
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Nawift dooa In a flare ttat-ricaisa
J",": I t .y t mIUM from thi- port
nrri.-i.ia r i k.i tarn,ui., I ioi partly In Iba aceoropajirlaf
Uraat atieooao Ma 'uiMla4 lh aHr I ui or iorwaT annip tioroa-
hajf af U4 Ikallca-"Ulo ranal cod I tuca kllad from fortl4ii4 J4BU4ry
atranlon. which La bain earned 04) ro 1 1 for tb Antlpodaa. To ct 14 from a
lirajy by th Uy Ubor matIo y too I poaleord oaot to Captalft E. IL'Sraod
-Laltatf SUtao oogtitaora.
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ara. Paelfle coaat rapraaantatlva of tb
Norw4la marina utwdarwrilara, by Cap-
l4ls Ivao Kilo, mattr of U iloma
lan. Captkta Ktlaon told that on January
10, la latitade 14 ooaUt, loncltad 111
V4t. I bar ii a) atronf blow from tha
Ttusltr Who Vrwned ta lUrcr (Utr
C&j ta lie norlra With llonors.
Arrflfam40ta wilt ba coroplaiad to. northaaal durinr tha mornlnv boor,
day for lb burial tomorrow of A I bar t mhii0 tbvt waa a prrrloua hlrh am
N. BannlaUT bticlar 00 tb U. a a from tb Bortbwaat. Hy Boon tb barona-
Haaton, wbo vu tfrowtiod yaatarday rtar waa down to 17.10 with a rvfubtr
li-n bla cano wa ovorturnad naar
burrtcan blowlag, wbll atountalnowa)
aaaa war running, a aea ovr tba bow
of tb liomaUa tpt away bar for
maau darrick and baif of bar forward
darkload and a no! bar ovar tha lam
broka her ataartna arr, claanad thai
aftar dack of tba cargo, amaahvd a Ufa
boat, atova la door a, floodad tbo a&a-H
room, broka Taatllatora and tba bul-
warka for and aft on tb aUrboaxd
alda. whila tha atrncth of tha wlrtdj
carriad planka from tba cargo Into tba
air and awlrlcd Lb em about Uka atrawa.
y midnight tb atorm had abated and
tha ataerlng gaar bring repaired thai
ateamrr procndad to Auckland aftar
wblcb aha want to Sydnay for repair.
Tba daniag wa aatlnuttad al about!
111.000.
tb mwtbora brldg. Tb burial will I lowad by tb atoam launch probably aa
b conducted with military honor and I far aa tha olf Unk wh4r tb landlnf
in pjDrr win a mad up or mam. I wn mad.
brra of tb Or con Kara! mllllla, while
a rirlng aquad will Hr thra rolhya at
U tratrealda and tapa will ba blown
tha laat rll4 la. tha InUrmoot of tha
iiillltlaman, Tha naw Naval mtlltla
lutnd will tly tb march to tha rema-
Itj, ...All mrmberg of tha dlffaraot
TITANICS iUIDE.V VOVAOK
Giant Iintr Leave Southavmptoa for
New York; April SO.
Doraay B. 8mltb, manairrr of tha
1'orUand Ulvlaiona ara raqueatad to roact I Tt4Vrl 'Bureau, kaa rrceirad word tb4t
aboard tb crulaar Boatoa at II o'clock I tb4 glgantto tram-AUaaUe ltaar Titanic,
larger avan than tba Olympic, I to loaT
Southampton on her maiden Toygw, Tla
Atonday to attend tba funral.
If EW. DWJXlXa FE.ITITIK
Member of O. X. L to Land and
Doocend on. MIIoatila Shore.
A new fratur la tb drilling of tba
member of the Orrgon Naral militia
will ba Inaugurated thla afternoon whan
tha dtlten aoldlcr will form a landing
party and to through tha evolution of
men'o'warameu about to dracend on a
hoatila aboro. Tb drill will begin at
II o'clock thla aftarnoon. aboard tba
U. 8, 8. Boston when tha landing party
will launch the cruiser boats and be
Cherbourg and llymoutb. to JMew York.
a. rrt, steamer Northland, for San Pedro.
Arrived at midnight and left up at 1
a, m., 4temer Aaunclon. from Baa
jrrancisco. Am red down at I a. nt
bark Lrl Q. Ilorgea. Left up at I a. I
m., F" ranch bark Eugsne Schneider.
Hailed at 4 a. n. steamer Carlos, for
San Francisco; .steamer Shoshone, for
San Diego. Arrived at ( a. m, and left
up at 1 D. nv.. steamer W. a. Porter.
from Monterey. Sailed at 1:10 a. m4
steamer Qulnault, for 8an rranclsoo.
Balled at 7 a. nrtu, steamer Alliance, for
Coos llay and Eureka.) Arrived at ll:Ji
a. m, British ship Crown of India, from
MARINE NOTES
Famous Moorhouse Twin Girls Delighted
at Arrival of Twin Boys in the Family
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AJfUr,"; ZTSSr. ft Mi ZtM Z Steele "1
.irywmbVmrtl.'r; Tha ' San Luis. BalUd ye.t.rday.
Tltaalo recently completed a successful Aurella, for San Francisco,
trial trip In British waters. I B Franclaeo, April . Sailed at 1
a. m., sieemer 4. is. stetson, tor i'ori-
land. . Arrived, steamer George W. Eld- I
er, from San Dlogo. Arrived at 11 a.
i.i,i. i.rii a rnnjii. .1,. 1 aianmer noanuie, irora roniana. I
mouth of the river at t o. m.. smooth !al,edt l "teamer Kansas City,
.., .,... ti -n... tor uan i-earo. Arrived at 4 p. ra
M-a .,.-.v,. ' steamer Tosemlte, from Portland, for
a c.n ... r
Casco. for San Francisco, Sailed at 1 1 LT , 1" " ,1 . , ' " s -'-
for Portland.
Coos Bay, April 6. Sailed at 3 p. m
steamer Breakwater, for Portland.
Tides at Astoria Sunday: High wat
er. 4:51 a. m., 8.2 feet; 6:18 p. m., 6.1
feet. Low water. 10:65 a. m.. 0.8 feet:
10:31 p. m., 8.1 feet.
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. ..r. .,, photos Copyrighted by Major Ie Moorehouse, of Pendjeton. Or,
Tox-a-lox -and - A-lom-jium, otherwise EdUa and Emma Jones, who now
' ' '"'" have twin brothers.
' fSnadal ta The Jounul.l
Pendleton, Or., April 4. Tox-e-lo and
A-ltun-pura. famous as the "Moorhouia
Twins," are rejoicing- In the-advent of
twin brothers at their borne on tbe Urn
a luia .reservation. On last Tuesday
jnwnlna" the second pair of little , red
haMe were born to the- equaw of Phil
l: Jones, a we) known member of the
J ndian congresation cf the Tutuilla mlsf
i-ion, lite new arnvaiji being boys while
the first twlrj were girls. , . . . .
it ia U98 that Major Lee Moor
bniise. the noted photographer of this
y, too 1tro j.fclurea of s 7ox-elox
mi A-lom-t.um etrapicd to their. boards
ki j ti a 44 fwrtueste enougU tojinip
feh em once while they were crylna; lust
ily. Thene pictures, so unique In sub
ject, ana so excellent in photographle art,
made him famous and Incidentally
brought him revenue to the amount of
several thousand dollars, for ths de
mand for copies came from every eec-
uon ot rna united States. -
; Tox-e-loa and A-lora-puni, who now
go by the Knglish names of Edna and
lus ma Jones, are buxom glrU of. fifteen
now- and they are exceedingly happy
over the recent event in thnir hnm.
On Thursday they 'came to' the city
with' their aged arrandmother la uir.
chase clothes fot the tiny stranger
for as the old equaw put It; "We make
um. clothe- for one. need urn, mora"
SfARINE INTEaXIGEN-pTS
Sne to Arrive.
Str. Alliance, Kureka April 18
Str. Beaver, San Pedro., , May 2
Steamer Bear. San Francisco . . .Anril 7
ueo. w. - aider,- Ban LWeBOv. . Aprll 7
oir. iireanwaiar, uoos llay ...April 7
Str. Kansas City. Baa Pedro. .. .Abrll 17
Str. Roanoke, San Pedro April 15
Due to Depart.
Harvard. Am. as.. San Fran ADrll 8
mr. f.imore. 1 uiamooK Anril in
Str. Kansas City. San Pedro.. Anril 24
Mr. Breakwater, Coos Bay April ft
Str. F. H. LesrKett. Panama. . : .Ai,ri1 14
Str. Klnniullh Man l)iirr - .inrii a !
rale. Am. sb.. rrom tsan Fran..ADill -7
Str. Roanoke. San Oletro Aoril 17
eir. j uiumooK. l lorence. ..... .ADrll 14
Str. Alliance, Eureka ....April 15
Bir . tseaver, ean r-earo ADrtl 7
Str. Geo. VV. Elder, San Diego . .April 10
dir. none i;ny, ean luego. .... .April 17
Grain Tonnac-s Ba Bout.-
ABnleres, Fr. bk., 2716. . .San Francisco
Berengere, Fh. ship, 1875. Ban Francisco
Bosauet. Fr. bk.. 1964 . . . Jiinin
Duquesne, Jr. ship, 192B. . . . . .Meilllonea
L.'tlermlte. r r. UK.. 1846 .... laulnua
I .a Perouse.Fr. bk.. 1913 Shipirt
llarechal Gontaut, Fr. bk., 2025. Aniofog.
asicellaneoD roralgm to Arrive.
Alpena. Am. BCh.. 733 San Pedro
Artemis, Nor; str., iJUtiS. . .Uan Francisco !
uunsyre, ur, snip, ;uoo...&an rranclwcoi
l nkal Maru, no. 2, jap 88. .... .Japan
Voroppa Alaru No. 2, Jap, hs
1954 Yokohama
lnvcrklp, Br. str.,' 2806. ,. . ... .Antwerp
lkalis. Br. str.. 2821 .Nanalmo
River Forth, Br. str., 2883. .San Francisco
Vessels la Port;
Boston. U. S 6. ......... .Jefferson St
Berlin, Am. bk....... Columbia No. 1
Beaver. Am. 88.'.... .Ainsworth
Clatsop. U.f." Dredge ...... ... .Astoria !
Kirkcudbrightshire, Br. as, .. ..Bunkers ;
Kona, Am. tth. . . . .Astoria '
PierreLoti. Fr. bk .' . .Linn ton 1
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. . . . . . Asforla f
Luceric Br. ss ..Port. Flour Mills j
V. G. Burgess, Am. bk. .. .American Can4
Riverside, Am. ss. ........... . Astoria j
Reinbek, Ger. sh. .. .v. .LInntJn !
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ALONG THE WATERFRONT !
When she ealls at 0 this momlhgr for !
San . Francisco , and Los Angeles the 1
"Big 3" steamer Beaver, Captain Nel-1
son, vrflH have a large list of passen
ger and a full cargo.
After discharging 40,000 barrels of '
crude oil at the Llnnton tanks the Asso
ciated Oil tanker J. A. Cbanslor, Cap
tain Holmes,, sailed last night on ber
return to Ean Francisco.
The "Big 3" steamer Bear, , Captain i
nopajiucr, is acneouiea to arrive this
afternoon 'from San Francisco and Los .
Angeles with passengers 'and freight, j
The British steamer .lkalis, loading1
lumber at Oregon Slough for Port Pirle. !
1 scheduled to Shift from that nlaca '
xo ine cjsiero western mills or th
Clark at Wilson mills at Llnnton tomor
row. " "' - ' -V- . - - . U JI. .,'
The . Norwegian " steamer HrrvL
Captain Vllhelmaea. which aalled from
Hongkong for Victoria ca llarcb 10 wlU
S
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of . '
Moyer
$15 Suits
WHEN YdU SEE IT
IN OUR AD
ITS SO
Men Who Want fooH Kppetrance
an3 long terrtce combined at a
moiierato cost find their Ideal tri
a Moyer $15 tui't; there u none
to good at the price.
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LOOK UP AT THE CORNER IT MEANS SOMETHING
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FIVE STORES
Third and Oak
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Second and
Morrison
87 and 89
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FURNITURE
is the handsomest, most durable and most com
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It is hand-made, very strong and extremely
light. . ? ' - .
It has a smooth surface, a hard finish, a beau
. tiful color and no-odor.
It is impervious' to moisture".
It is, quality considered, very cheap.
For these and other iteasons it is ideal furniture
; for the porch, the living-room, den and library. . -
SEE IT NOW
Our Spring stock of Fiber-Rush Furniture is justjrr andjs well worth seeing. Many of the samples are in the
windows this week. ; We show a wide range of distinctive '. designs in Chairsr-Rocker Settees, Tables and
Desks. Chairs range m price from $6.00 to $"l 8.00, with other pieces tn proportion. - ;
We want you to see Fiber-Rush Furniture-to admire its' beauty and
test its strength and lightness. But if you live out bMown, or find it incon
venient to call at the sore, we will be glad to mail you a handsome descriptive
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