The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 24, 1913, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextTill: QR12G0N DAILY," JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING,: JANUARY, 24, ' 1913. Mutt and Jeff Are on Their Way to Turkey . WfeUPfV AT UVr We BOUND roR. tumtBV. Vou ttCMPf I ACT Vim -'.. -....-. Win WtaiDN'T mQVt THAT "TUft 71 TifAB G6T ENGM AND Bu"Bud"Fk... ...... r ...... '.' i. . . , . - . ""v .- ", -t . ' ' ' . J. i- in l" 1 1 . ' "w ikiiii i in " iij . Mr , '. ' i piitiii i i '.. . , i r f :...... . i..:. . 1 1 tw4m .lac? a a., i . u j ., . - . . t . -rir r-A & r a ur rf ' i ' J Ull tsiTYCti Vullf) . i v . Hi. ,a rH. VAlftfcti L-.f7 Ir A . A r. 1 'JUJlUJilL: I Aun a f" 1 L- , CON, SQUAB, CRAft. Tt, ' I . A LA CARTS. . " , VOU Pav fi eveWTHN(. ' CHACMR. INS,rAO Is j r , .1 r ca"n - SACAO Awn ' , - - ' i.r.Y vh.,;.:,...... " r 1" V ' I I ' ' " j " " J . ' ' to ' I"" ' " ' . . . i 1 . .... , .... , . ., . ,. . , 1 . , .... , ..-4. I !'.:.'. : . 1 f A 1 1 r nnill Tnu danuult is in hunuk : m u mauvlu lm mm I II III I M W Ll llll I 1 I I nr air-ill Ann nn nrflAT i I II llllll Mill I I II II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 nhursday's Mtvs vmny ditetcnea ; atRSWff VMLLL I T UULI l I J utru" ! ' seed man'i lianda wer red with blood. I I a,ii litiinal UIIUll 111 I llUUIlLUU Happenings of Human Interest Occurring Throughout the World After yestf rqay'a isaae went to t?eB8. j . , . , .... ' t .- i . ' ii CohRresslonal. : -.Information which may force a con-g-rcMlonal Jn.vesflsatJon Into th Gar ment Workers', n.trtk In New York has been presented to the house by Victor L. Bercer, Boolallet conicreaaman from Mil waukee. ' "An remarkable an exposure an tlie Industrial conditions at Xawrenc may develop if the data sent are what they are represented to be," Berg-er said. Bworn testimony that he paid $508 for some of the Standard Oil correspond ence published by ; William. R. Hearst wa iimi uAnat ramnntcn contribu tions investlaatlng committee Thursday by Charles Wooney, managing eauor oi .the New -YorH American in. iv nu 1 905. Mooney now is editor oi ins fnmnhla TOinmercl&l-ADDeai. ii It Is reported that the house commit 71 - - il -..(. will tint iuuu?j livuiauiy v" w.o .tB1" leases .of oil lands in the Osage Indian 'reservation n umanoma 10 vne unc Sam Oil company; This action win vin dicate Secretary ef the interior insnera stand In tbd matter. t The naval militia would be put upon a nw fnntinff hv a. bill DHBsed Thursday by the senate. It provide rpr the treat ment of the naval muuia as a pari oi the regular navy, In the same way that the National Guard is now related to the elected president of the upper house. The senate has been deadlocked since January 2. , . . . ' ...,';.; Eafitern. Becauia Mary Ecabellck was discov- rat with 10 n&lrs of hose on when she Quit work recently, and the firm has lost 120,000, In silk stockings to date, the iKrtfi unman ami sirls tmnloyed In the Taubel hosiery mills at Riverside, N. 3 art ordered to display meir amuei wnen they leave each dayr rnrtii ethatar SS and bin daughter. Effie, 14, were burned to death and Mrs. Sharer, sa, ana anomer auKiuor, r.v lyn, 12, perhaps fatally seared In a fire which destroyed their farm house near Cleveland, Ohio. The JJlamond uatcn company on 'ill IS reported inai loo huubb wiui- 'Its on Indian affairs will hot repertlThMrsday paid fines aggregating 12000 U'gular anwy. 1 " ' It took the house exactly three and a half hours Thursday 'to approve Us jour nal of Wednesday. Conducted by Minority Leader Mann, an expert in fili busters, the -friends of the Lincoln memorial project forced the clerk to read the Journal in full for the first time in niAny years. When the ways and means committee coucluded. the taking of testimony Thurs day on the. cotton schedule, it seemed apparent that attacks by mill interests on proposed Democratic tariff reduction on' textile manufacture had resulted In a determination by the majority to strike a lower .rate of adjustment even than planned W the previous Democratic ctftton revision bills. These reductions will run as low as 5 per cent on the cheaper goods. . roliUcal. -TJie Woman suffraga -amendment to the constitution giving women the bal lot Is the first amendment of eight which have been Introduced In the Mon tana "assembly to pass both houses and It may be first an the ballot at the elec tion in November, 1916. , . The deadlock between Republicans and Demoorats in the state senate of West Virginia was broken Thursday night when Samuel V. Woods, a Democrat, was for violations of. the Wisconsin child labor-law. - Tne complaint aueges a infractions. ir T wttHama waa elflctAd at New Vnrir hiiipBilav a. vfrrt nrpflidpnt. diriftcto and member of the executive committee of the Chicago, uuwaunee & pi. taui railroad. - Tormerly he wajf president of the fuget sounu division. flnK-nUrv Rllmuin till ntinnlntoil Colonel Francis J. Kernan, Lieutenant Colonel Mason W. Patrick and Major CllBrltS Kf'f "r ""T anyinoora, fl 17, stumbled over the unconscious form of Zend Brand, 68, clad in a night robe and Bitting upright against a porch pil lar, his throat horribly gashed.; The aged man's 'hands were red with blood, the result, tho police believe, of seizing the wound wita his fingers ana endeav oring. - to . wrench,- It- wider - opan ., after slashing his throat. A large Knire lay by his side. Turning on the gas, Frederick Soldier of San Francisco, former musician in a German military band, played band musio on his fphonograph until ne leu unronScloua. Irwonty-threa dollars, his entire "estate," he left to a fellow lodger Fearing a collision with an approacn- ing atcamer, Chester Bennett, a fire man on the cruiser Maryland, jumped from a launch In the bay at Vail o Jo, Cal., and Js dead. lie was drpwned before his companions could reach turn. Mayor Seymour of Tacoma on Thurs day snubbed Dr. Frederick Cook, the ex plorer,-and refused to sit at tne earn table with him. The mayor received an invitation to meet Dr. Cook and take dinner with him at a little banquet given for Dr. Cook at the Commercial club. The mayor sent word that he con sidered Dr.' Cook "a monumental faker. What was first thought to - be la grippe has developed Into a case of smallpox in the iHnexs of Circuit Judge G. w. Phelps at Pendleton. Mrs. Artna W. Jatrger, wife of the late Benjamin Jagger, died at Oregon City Thursday afternoon. Mrs, Jagger had been In ill-health for two years. A eon. Iiouls Jagger, a Portland produce broker, was killed in an automobile accident two years ago. James Isett, aged 38 years, president of the Iasett Lumber company, of Seat tic, was drowned Wednesday at Brinnon board to examine Niagara Falls and re port upon proper distribution of what ever amount of water might be taken from the cataract without destroying the scenery. The High Bridge. N. J. National bank is temporarily closed as the result of a confession of Abram L. Beavers, cashier Of the institution, that he had taken ap proximately 8100,000 of the bank's funds. Fifty fishermen, more than half the male population of Little Sturgeon, Wis., wer swept out In Lake Michigan Wednesday night when a large floe of Ice from which they were fishing cracked and floated away from the shore. Some of the men were rescued In small boats, some swam to shore and two remained on the floe all night. Trial of a libel suit brought against Bishop David H. Moore of the Methodist Episcopal church of Cincinnati and Mrs. George O. ' Robinson of Detroit, presi dent of the Methodist Home Missionary society, by Mrs. Carrie Cope of Topeka, Kan., began Thursday in tho United States court In Kansas City, Kan. Each defendant is sued for $50,000 damages. Pacific Coast. Stepping from the back door of her home at Los Angeles, Rebecca Bolander, Entries Number 449 of the Standard Varieties of Fowls at McMinnville. (PperUl to The' Journal.) McMinnville, Or., Jan. 24. The first annual poultry Show of the Willamette Valley Poultry association Is now In progress in this city. The number of entries number 449 and consist of stand ard birds of various varieties. The Buff Leghorns are the most nu merous and the display consists of 1? coops. Then come tho Barred Plymouth Rocks, with 14 coops; the Black Ml norcas. with 11. and the S. C. Rhode Is land Reds, with IS coops. Other varied ties In lens-numbers are on display. The scoring is in progress and Elmer Dixon of Oregon City is rnaking the awards. Ira G. Nelson of this city is superintendent of the show. Seventeen silver cups will be awarded to exhib itors. Poultry fftneiefs from Clackamas, Polk, Multnomah, Marion and Yamhill have entries. The duck exhibit Is large. Funeral of Mrs. Rebeka Evans. 111! IF YOU : TAKE DOIIT EL RIGHT . ..... MA OF 1 FIGS Waste-clogged bowels, torpid liver and decaying food in stomach cause the sick headache, gas, backache, sallowness, biliousness and indigestion. r I i All women get bilious, headachy and constipated simply because they don't exercise enough. They' don't eat coarse food, or enough fruit and green vege tables. Those are nature's ways of keep ing the liver and 80 feet of bowels ac tive but very few women employ them. The next best way is delightful, fruity SyrUp of Figs. - Nearly all ills of women can be over come with Syrup of Figs aJone. There la no need to have sick headache, back ache, dizziness, stomach sour and full of gases, bilious spells, sallowness, coated tongue, bad breath, bad complex Ion, nervousness and. depression. The surest and safest remedy is one 6r two teaspoonfuls of delicious Syrup of Figs. Try this tonight you'll feel splendid in the morning when the sour bile, clogged up waste and poisonous matter have been gently but thoroughly moved on and out of your system, without nausea, griping or weakness. Your head will be clear, complexion rosy, breath sweet, stomach regulated; no more constipa tion, gases, pains and aches. It is simply a matter at keeping your stomach, liver and bowels clean and regular. Then you will always be well always look and feel your best. But get the genuine the old reliable. Ask your druggist for "Syrup of Figs and Elixir pf Senna." Refuse, with contempt, the so-called Fig Syrups sometimes substituted to fool you. The true, genuine, bears the name California Fig Syrup company; look for this on the label. TUBERCULAR GERMS 1 flourish in the most unexpected places and quickly attack a body weakened from colds ( or . general debility, but if the lungs are fortified with SCOTT'S EMULSION ' their progress can be prevented and often over come., SCOTT S EMULSION h used in tubercu losis camps because its highly concentrated nourish . ment builds strength and resistive-power faster than disease destroys. It assimilates without taxing digestion, and contains no alcohol Jibiolutclynothing.quaUJSCQTJ2S- oa UoodCanal, when his automobile plunged off a wharf while he was try lnff to turn it in an Insufficient space. Fire, which started in a paint estab llshment in Los Angeles Thursday af ternoon did damage estimated at $100,. 000. The Brennan hotel was badly dam aged and many of the occupants lost all their belongings. Fully 475 mllos will be clipped from the distance between Los Angeles and Spokane by the proposed railroads to be built by the Harrlman Interests. The length will be 1170 miles. This is only 100 miles longer than the shortest foute between Spokane and San. Francisco. That the private contracts ' of Louin Glavis with lumber companies aggre gated In value from $40,000 to $50,000 is stated in a letter from Governor John son to the conservation and water boards of California, of which Glavis was secretary. The letter, which is dated DucoTOtipr 3Q, was written after the investigation which resulted in the resignation of Glavis. Foreign. Spurred to action by piracy of his tu berculosis cure by German savants who are investigating it, Dr. Frederick Frant Frledmann announced in Berlin Thurs day that' he will formally submit some of his turtle serum culture to govern ment experts for tests. Frledmann has consented to public use of hjs cure as a result of his belief that he is in Im minent danger of losing all credit for the discovery. Kinir Alfonso on Thursday granted amnesty to all political offenders as part of the celebration of his twenty seventh birthday. Furiously angry at President Fallleres for reprieving him, a murderer at Chal ons sentenced to be guillotined, attacked the prison governor who brought the news, and then attempted suicide. Forty-five dollars' worth of bank notes were found in a pie sent to a con vict at Madrid, intended as bribes for the prison officials, . who became very Indignant when they learned that the bills were counterfeit. The problem of finding accommoda tion for 120,000 people, who are to be evicted from their dwellings owing to the sale of the antiquated fortifications of Paris to city authorities by the French government. Is now before the municipal council for solution. The space is to be converted into public parks. Augtiste van Biene, th actor, com poser and musician, died suddenly on the stage of the Hippodrome at Bright on, England, Thursday night, where he had been performing his piece, "The Master Musician," which had replaced his famous "The Broken Melody." Twelve of thol crew of the bark Agda were drowned When that vessel found ered on Tuesday at the mouth of the Humber. Thee sailors, the only lurvlv ors, were picked up by a trawler and landed at Great Grimsby, Thursday. Miscellaneous. Ferento i to-mtVe- -2t-tory btrttd- 4m Vj'M'o 7i EMULSION . to tlrengthen the lungs and drive out cold and cough. - - - , ' Scott & Bowks, Bloojnficld, N. J. u-05 lug; Canada's highest, on the-nnrtttetrrt---ern corner of King and Yonge streets. The skyscraper is to cost $2,500,000, land and building. It will have a front age of 112 feet ort Yonge street, and 81 feet on King street. Enormous frauds committed against the government through illegal traffick ing in stolen postage stamps have been discovered by postofflce inspectors Postmaster-General Hitchcock says they Involve- at least $2,000,000 annually. Percy Graham and Frank Newman, employed at the British Columbia Fish eries plant at AM ford Bay, near Prince Rupert, were drowned Wednesday. It la believed their boat capsized. Cotton ginned to January 16 amounted to I8,091,24 : bales, - including 78,892 round bales and 70,760 bales of Sea is land, the census bureau announced Thursday morning1. -;' Eight persons were killed and 1$ hurt at McKlnney, Taxas, ; Thursday when walla of a building occupied by a farm-, ing implement firm fell and crashed into a department store, causing; that build ing to collapse. ";. t That interstate, railroad passes art .still lifting Issued by , liia. ftork , Island line in Colorado, and that passes gener ally re issued by the Colorado roads to influence the' routing of ' f reight ship ments was -brought out in Thursday's hearing before Interstate Commerce Commissioner 'Harlan and hla special examiners. 1 rBMi'i'iai iu Tiis Jounim.i MoMinnvIlle, Or.. Jan. 24. The fu neral of Mrs,, Rebecca Evans, who died at tho age of 83 years xnursaay morn inp will he hld at 2 o'clock today. Mrs Evans was the mother of Mrs. Curtis P. Coe. dean of the department of com merce at McMinnville college. She was born In Tradaga, Wales, and came to America when 17 years, old. She Is sur vived hv four children Rev. M. G. Ev ans, D. D., president of the Crozer Theo logical seminary, vjnesier, ra.; j. w. Evans of Ceres, cal.; A. a. Havana 01 Los. Angeles, and Mrs..Curtis P. Coe of McMinnville, .Or. Her husband was a Baptist minister, who held pastorates at various places in Pennsylvania, at Prairie Union, Neb., and Selma, Cal. Catholic university, Washington, now has, investments totaling $1,258,350. . (Sprelal in The Journal.) Chchalls, Wash., Jan. S3. Alt arrange ments aro .complete f or Jhe annual ban quet of the Cltiaens' club of Chehaiis, Friday night. The occasion is intended as an acknowledgment by Chehaiis business men of the completion of the $30,000 union passenger station at this place, which is used by the Northern Pacific Railway company, the Great Northern Railway company and the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Naviga tion company, Many representatives of these companies havs sent assurances that they will be in attendance. Ex Mayor William West will act as toast master. Many acceptances have been received from officials of the various commercial bodies of southwest Wash ington. Tears Are 'Antiseptic. ( rr (Hnlffid Pro. Lm.mI Wlrc.t Copenhagen, Jan. 24. Dr. Llndahl, leading Danish medical authority, claims that he has proved the antiseptic value of tears. He states that "tears kill mi crobes;" In other words, tears not only wash away sin, but bIbo destroy germs. IF CONSTIPATED ILIOU GASCAHETS (Special to The Jocrnil.) Eugene, Or., Jan. 24. An epidemic of burglaries In Eugene, Springfield snd surrounding towns has excited the peo ple and the officers are making every effort to capture the criminals. During the past few nights four residences in Eugene have been entered and between $400 and $500 worth of jewelry and silverware has been Stolen. Monday the residence of Mayor Welby Stevens In' Springfield was entered In daylight while th family was away, and Monday night the hardware store at Creswcll, owned by R. II. Parsons, was broken Into and $200 worth of guns and razors stolen. '' At Creswell ths burglars stole a gos- pollne speeder from the Southern Paciflo section house and carried the stolen goods out of town -on the maohlne. - Tha- speedei'- was left In the brush near Eugene, but the burglars letf no clue to their Identity. As entrance to all of these buildings has been effected In' tha same manner it Is evident that all of the crimes have been committed by the same persons. ,':., :.; :.') ( Want Asheville Summer Capital. Raleigh. N. C, Jan. 24. Asheville, a resort near here, will oe ' the aummer capital during the Wilson administra tion If the president-elect gives heed to a party headed by Josephus Daniels, which today Is on the way- to give him the pick of the best houses in tha re sort.' - i-ji-.:. Thousands Now Free Fr om CATARRH Inflammation of Membrane Gone, Sore Spots Healed and No More Mucus. Put aside your stomach drugs. Stop your sprays, douches, ointments or snuffs and end the Misery of Catarrh. Forever rid yourself of hawking, snuffling, sneeaing and blowing by breathing over the germ ridden mem brane the heallnr germ killing air of HXOMEI (pronounce it High-o-me). HYOMEI is a' safe and. sure treat ment It contains no cocaine or other harmful drugs. It is made from Aus tralian Eucalyptus and some of the Llsterlan Antiseptics. For catarrh, coughs, colds, sore throat, croup and all nose and throat misery It is sold on money back it-dissatisfied plan. Breathe HYOMEI through the little inhaler that comes with each $1.00 out fit If you own an Inhaler' you can get a bottle of HYOMEI for 60 cents. Just breathe It no stomach dosing. Beside .using the inhaler throughout the day and for quick results, thou sands use the HYOMEI vapor treat ment Just before going to bed. Thoroughly heat a teaoup; then fill it half full of boiling hot water. Pour into the water one half teaspdonful of HYOMEI. (Dp not stir.) Hold the cup close to face and breathe deep into the lungs the healing, germ destroying vapor that arises. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid by Booth's HYOMEI Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Trial treatment free. HERE 19 PROMPT. Ari RELIEI Headache, back-ache, tlde-acbe, ntero Ovarian palas yield quickly to these won derful pain relfeTera ANTI-KAMNIA TABLITS . Thr brine rwt, aui.t nr. absnM f fara promptly and Jslj-.nd r mMmt tntaxiumts, . nlmulmu nur habit farmer. J at All Drurrlate " iOc A JTA'c VW Pock0tBox Instantly Relieve and rapidly Cure GOCT.RHETJMATISai.RHEL'MATIC GOUT, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, and TarasTnTsrE?aCTw ' At all DracpSa, at he Sol Af E. FOUGERA CO., Ine H. JfV; No Biliousness, Headache, Sour Stomach, Coated Tongue or , Constipation. Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head aches come from a ffcrpld liver, and clogged bowels, which cause your stom ach to become filled with undigested food, which sours and ferments like garbage In a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold misery indiges tion, foul gases, -bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that Is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret to. night will give your constipated bowels a thorough,, cleansing afi(J straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 1(J cent, box from your druggist will, keep you feeling. good for months. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regu lated, and never Know a miseraDie mo ment Don't forget the children their little lnsldes need a good, gentle cleans ing, too. ERUPTION ITCHED :'!,! II.IQII Little Pimples on Face and Armsi Festered and Came to Head. Al ways Scratching. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Completely Cured. 215 East Chapel St., Santa Maria, Cal. " Three years ago I was troubled with little pimples oa my face and arms. They looked like tittle red streaks across my face. The pimples festered and came to a head. For a long time they Itched and burned ma so that I was always scratching them. My clothing Irritated the eruption on my arms. " I tried several kinds of pimple cures but they did not help me, so I thought I would try using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. After se rural treatments I found quick re lief. Before going to bod at night I would wash my face and arms with hot water and Cuticura 8oap and in the morning I would use the Cuticura Ointment. I was com pletely cured." (Signed) Wm. Nelson. Jr. ECZEMA SPREAD OYER HANDS Mosquero. N. M. "My enema started with a lot of little itching bumps on my fore finger below the knuckle. I Itched at night until I couldn't sleep. It commenced spread ing all over both of my hands aad up to say - elbows and made sores. I eould do no work. "A friend of mine saw my hands and reo omm ended Cuticura Soap and Ointment. As soon as I applied the Cuticura Soap and Ointment my hands commenced to get easier and In one week I was entirely well." (Signed) Mrs. Mary McNeill, Nov. IS, 1913. Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cnticara Ointment 60c. ere sold everywhere. Liberal sample 0f each mailed free, with 33-p. Skin Book. Ad dress post-card ' 'Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston." "Tender-faced men should use Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick, 25c. Sample free. ' There's no need of It. Sniff ft little Kon- 'Ann'a. tha original and Genuine Catarrhal jtlly op tba aoitrll. ItaaoothlBtr.biIlnaprop. artIM oulfWlT rlirr. too. BMt tklnr for fr, colds, catarrh, tor tbroat, jjmtarrbal liMwnt, OHinw. .to. Hoia only 1 a hoc ana wo Sanitary tubw, y M.000 drugglnU. Sampl bat KONDON Mr. CO., . f MlaaaapoBa, Mlaa, im -kz&z- - , A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ROUTE Take the "Sunset Limited," "Snnsat Bxpiess," or Sunset Sonte If o. 8." From San Francisco, Third and Townsend streets, via the Coast Line, through Southern California, Arizona, Texas and Louisiana to New Orleans. Trains electric lighted. Observatlon-Llbrary-Clubroom Car. Dining Car meals la carte. - . ' - '' .: YOU SEE THE SOUTH ' and can stop off, if you wish at San Francisco, Los-Angetes, El Paso, San Antonio, Houston, New Orleana or other points. THE OCEAN TRIP 1 Five delightful days New Orleans to New York on the Gulf and Ocean by the Southern Pacific Commodious 10,600 ton Steamers. Ex cellent service. Promenade decks, Staterooms, single or en suite, -with Parlor and bath. - One Way or Round Trip Fares Same as all rail, and can be used both ways through California to -v .1 . ... ..I, A D.ll .1 L- f n ..... h 1. 1 . , l.nh.rl. n. ..!. - and berth on Steamer. Three Fine Trains to San Francisco , , . ' ' - The '"Shasta Limited." California Express and "San Francisco Ex-. press." These trains connect witn an trains at ban Francisco for Los Ahgeles and South. For further particulars, call at City Ticket OfV fiee, Thifd and Washington Sts.; Union Depot, ' East , Morrison Depot, or write. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Port- . land, Ore. CO SUNSET I M0US1HAS1M I NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. To TACOMA; and SEATTLE And to intermediate stations. First-class coaches, smoking cars, parlor cars and dining cars on all day trains. Coaches, standard and tourist sleeping cars on night train. f 7:25 a.m. i nai.j J 10:30 a. m. WJYerwuanu 3:45 p.m. 11:15 p.m.. DAILY THREE DAILY TRAINS TO ABERDEEN AND HOQUIAM ' Lv. 7:25 A. M. " ; Lv. 10:30 A. M. , . Lv. 3:43 P. M. TWO TO RAYMOND AND SOUTH BEND - Leave Portland 7:25 A. M. and 3:45 P. M. LIKE SERVICE RETURNING jncKETa: z And All Infdrraation ; 255 Morrison St, Corner, Third St. ; Portland ".' D. Charlton, Asst. Gen. Pass, Agt, -- --riaaai-r a. jaaii---- ..i (' -r IS ftirOO. .-sasa-. . 1 .aajajaMH m. The Sail Francisco & Portland Steamship Co. LARGEST AND NEWEST STEAMERS ON THE COAST Sailing 4 p. m., Jan. 28. 81, Feb. R, 10 and every five riiys. -SAN FRANCISCO First rlasS 110.00, tl' OO, tISftO. HonmA C -n " 08AWOgf.ieff-li W -fkw -trt.sa."t.3.s. t?i.!?. "fsmna n,-.s. III.;.. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMS! IIP COMPANY , Honolulu, jHran.' Chins. M in tha Wtirld Tour. StXBOCSO ATES TO EO -;'Oil.i, J, ( i ne-'way till) Euu.f i ? Wot laalde rMm berths on Tb i'-"' 4. ..;. -.hm. Minchurlii. .1. ... PAH All A. 'II v r ! ' i 1 ,w r..,'-.n r Tot JrtoTleO, Cent-al - I -. i !' . T Ticket Otiice 132 Ufd t , " I ' - -