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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 05. 1913. rV, PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY ABSIEACrs JOHN A. BERHT, Att'y., collection. abtret examined, written oplnlou oa legal tjueatlou (IT All.ky b1lr- Marshall 8(. J. accoedeos pleatiso K. 8TKPHAN, luil leg' tailor, coordeon, Id and unbur pleating, button covered, good ponged, brnmtttrhliiK. HH Alder. Mild 8378. Mai 2EAUEKB P1CTUBB fremiti, moulding, pictures, j 1 than elaewbere. 1S V, . Perk. A-721B. AIIT METAi WOUX ALL kinds of bra, Iron end tl war. T. B. Tuerck, 402 Uavla t. ABTiBiio wiaa aso nto . UBLIANOH Wlr and Iron work, East 10th and Klanrter at. Beat 898. ASBATJESB WELLS A CO., er, analytical cbamlatl. MONTANA iua OHic. laboratory, ' test ing. Mar.hall 8728. 188 Morriaon. AIXOKNEYS-AT-LAW H. 0. K0KNEGAY, general law practice, cot. lection, 208 By. Exchange blilg., Margji.1199, AUXO ZISX BET aUUBO OR ROOM Vclcanlalng Co., '"The Tire BhoB,'1 BM wawinaton, Marhll 1178. API0M0BIXE8 10 &EHT $2.60 per hour. Duplex Ante Co. M. S14 A x 481. orno win Btark, 'JLAXX. BOOK MAKIK4 BOWB, DAVIS COMVAKY, 109 24 at Blank book manufacturer! agaota tor Joue Im. provd Looat Leaf Ledger. Be th M Eu reka tf. A-M8, Main 18, ; ,; ' bbass roHDaY AMERICAN Brotaa ft Bra Works. 859 TJpthw. Braaa, aluminum,, phosphor brons eaaUag, Mala 411B. , camdy mabbtactoeim TBS AldoB Cndr Co., 13tk and QUaa ata , High grade ciiocolatc. . CABPESTEB A BEPAIKOH. J". A. HBNDEBSOK CO., building ahoy, work, . fobbing. We Mthrfy. M. 4bl; K.-B024. ,1. B. WIKBtROlt, bouaa, of flea. a tor repair Inf. remodeling, building. Eat 182ft. OAEPET ClZAJflUri JOYCB BR08M Electric Cleaning werk. (Mi Mti cleared ana una. rentnn our pciauy, . 440. B-1988 2f B. 19th at. W. A&gEI WEAYaitt NORTiIWEST BUG WORKS, ran from old carpet; rag ruga, carpet eleanlug. U Onloa Tenu, near Eaat Morriaon. fivMNUULA HUG WORKS, ruga from ' la- grain na ttruaaoi carpet; aiao rag ng. J818 Patton renoe; Wodlaw 2t'83. CARPKT rug weaving, 8oe per ar4 nd ap. Warp ftirnlahed, Mr. L. R. Kurt.t1 naell. IVEW rug, tuade from old Bruaiel nd ln grln cerpet. mon wooamwn law. CH1HVEY IWEEPB If rear furnace aoxikea or doe not keat rop rl, U Acm Chimney Sweeping Co,, Mala tuit. w wwa rain or autua. vraan ucaa day or night. . omaofODiaia WII-.LIAM. Eitelle and D Wan Drny. the ouly acicDtlflo chlropodlat In tb clt. Par lore B03 titrllnger bldg, ft. W. cornar 2d and Alder. Phone Main iw. DH. 1VKTC treat all ailment of feet without . paint corn, buulon. Ingrowing nalla a p cUH.T.. 84BH Morriaon. Main 4644. J 7 CHptOTE ACTIO HY8ICIAB ; ; DR. V. 0. LEHMAN. 817 Ablngton bldg. t HAYS NO 110,000 EQUIPMENT. I cbarg flO a week for eipert cnlropracdc work. DR. M. II. MrMAUON. 1121 4th at. $10,000 - coulpmeut. Cbronlo dlaeaae $10 a month. Faliner oregory poat uraouuie. DB. HELENA COMSTOCK. 881 14th., nereou . and cbonle dlaeoaea. 6 treatment $5. M. 6608. CIBCULAa UTttaB MrLTIOBAPUINO, printing, toaograpnara. Hill A Co., 22 Bnry bldg. Mala W8. -itLLTNOalAH Miltlgraphlog Co. -facaltnll - lgnat!ire. 6T Ellwr bldg. ' arha1l 2398. COAX AKD WOOD ip SPKCIAL IrpfelrEH M .Tir.-r,u annnT svnnll 19 tiKEKN 4 t'OOT WOOD, fS-BO- . IMilDB OKKKN 8HOMT, $8.64 . . . . ........ m ...... .r i UUI tuuni vr wwir V t BAWDUSt tor fuel t bedaLnf The Portland Slabwood Co, . . - Main 8119. A-7001. .r , Edlefsen Fuel Co. Beat eoal. Conntry Millwood. Cordwtwt. "Nfc"lEB"S' VVKU CO. (Amr. Ool fining Co ) Coal direct from mine to conanmer. Bvg mlddlem.n1 profit. Kat UK B-U18, Bnakw Raat Flrat ana layior. i Vi ccd jp. c a o r 'y. ,fr i lMLL.lt I nun i and eak cord wood. A 10 j . ta,. Promut Oeurerr f'flAI k vr6. A4T, ' " ; vWL 'i fvUtOH Wwd-Oo., dealer In dry and green alabwood. Try u whB ordering good" dry ' woo.l. - 1260 Macadam at. Phone Mala T80, ;' A-2SO0." - . Yamato Wood and Coal Co. v . aj apt bib, n-iwn. 4 vaAiivn. a?Mi ir,. 9 B VERTS- Foot Curr atresi. 3t)HTLAND Woodyard, eta and Qlleaa. Alain 886B, A-2283. Cordwood, 4 foot or tawed. ' t-ve' lauru'n i i r hi ' VaC1 IC Blabwood Co. Main 8708. A-78o. Dry i .1, .mIl t'J ?K Inail Dp anrl mrmmn I Coal, aiaowuou. UIUUI ' 'J T , '. i t.-. 1,1 ...mlFtira A Sit InArl . WUllll, fiiwiici ii .r . ' EkY 8LAB and boa-wood, cordwood and eoaL n.--i-.J ' If... SKIS' H.laiMl . i'" ptanueni nww wm.t , r ? IiujC wood t'i per load. Yard, Grand ae. and ALB1NA KUELr CO. All klnda of. greaa and dry wood. Rock Springe and Mendota Coal. COAL aud, all. kluda of wood. I'hou Uolgata fuel .Co:.- Heliwoofl 4o, tlivb.siH fuel Co. Dry wood $i.6o per Wad, i 621 Havier. Main 8644. - - - . COIXEOIIOMB : CDBBENT 'and dellaquent. .. Oat of tow a aot lection a (penalty, ooneai, arncieni aerr- I utrhut Mrarenri. . 417 flwAtlanrl hid. ' The Standard Mercantile Agency, E, W. Angell, Manager. Mam w. , C0J4M18bI0M MEBCHAMU BEN BY KVEUUINO. 45-47 Front at. Batter, esKB. poultry, teal. bog, hide. - Huctiuu ttaucB bug Co., 114 Clsioa are, buT ter. egg, poultry, eeau cog. t SA1BY AMD caEAXEBY BD7PLIEB "MONROE A CRI8ELL, 148 Front, dairy. ; ftctory Biachlnerv end annrtllea, SENTAL BPEC1AU8TB DB. A. W. KEEN It, Dentlet, Majeatle Tkaatra bldg., 88m Waxh. at. Marshall 8206. . 3ESI0SEK8 AMD BVILSEBA ;,:,':'-";. TUB B. M. MILLEB Cp, i.'-:,','.'i Dtalgner and builder. gen.al eentraetora. ; X24 Shaver, Phone9 Wood law 2768 avonlhgfc DMIlt ABimOIAL TEETH SpaclalUt oa plat work. Tbla on thing 1 no." 206 Globe bldg.. Utb and Waahlngtoa, MOLES, .rink lee, acalp apeclallM. 4ir. Court, right, 711 Peknm Bldg. Main 60I. CBEfiSMAIllQ BCHOOt VALENTINE8 ytm Ladle' tailoring, dreaa v making taught, IBB Grand ava., between Mor riaon t.m) Belmont.--" ...-.'-' . -"' 2 EiACiaoioioas Asa ptmamob MOTORS, generatora, bought, aold, rented and repaired. Wa do all klnda of repair ing and rewinding) all work guaranteed. U. M. H. Electric Co.. 81 ISorth K'lrat atreet. Phono Main 9210. . .... i . . NvE BOY, aell, rent and exebaug new and aecond hand motor, repair work a. apeclaltj. Weatern Electric work. 218 Blitb treet EYE, EAB, U08E AMD THUOAI , TREATMENT by apedallat. Olanae flfted. Dr. V, r. Cae(!iiy."418 Peknra blflg.f gd-Wtah.1 YA&M IMPLEMEHTB AUD VEHICLES ' P. E. EBliNSUADE, ' 214 Front, farm Impl. menu, toon. iawo ana neia renre. , t. M. WADU A CO., Wl ilnwtborue are, WholeaaL agricultural Uupleuivut. IZWCATXOSAIV DAHCINU PEOPERHOB WAL WILSON'S' Dancing School . -nana, iwoetep. uireeatep, tcbotuacno. to, aona 2Gc: every ukiniIii. afternoon and to nlng; all dunce guaranteed first leaaon. V you mow mat anyone wno walk a cao learn to dancet Stag and finer dance taught dally'. B5V4 6ib at., between mark aud Oak at. rimn Main 7637. Ud. ASH MKa. IIKATU B acboola, AlUky bldg., Bd and Uuri'laoa and lo! i(d at., bet. Waak. ind Btark. Lcaaona dally,' fancy and tf Unelng tangbt: wait aud tw tp guaranteed In 4 lesaon, Claa Mo., f'U I to 10r at 1 0P 2d at.'. " . t" "' '' U1NULLH8 Danvlua Acadpmr. nrleata aud ' Ua Inatrnctloot lateat fancy and ooli nance) aoncing gaututeea la lour inaona, Morriaon. kUSIO BCUOOLB ASO lEACaEHB pleno paring poaltlvely tungbt In 16 to 90 lee- vim. won KullrH,llev(4. n riw tur irvw w'- let. Chrlatenaen'i Scbool of Popular Mule, 207 - ViKNNA CONSiKUVATUUY Of MVUIO All braacbe taugbt, ID leaaon $4 up, Hilllp rei. airet'tor. 8H4H Morriaon. M. it.swT. aAuxiMB 'positively gumunteed ta 10 to 20 lewou. - lh original teacher of popular piuaic. fopoiar jprlcea. 41 T mien nmg tfl. tuikl.llUBN. Tlollu teacher; pupil Be f elk. 828 rieldner lildrv Aion. Marataall 1629. at. IOLA HIBBLEU, practical planota-br, B2B B. ltn, corner Clinton. Beiiwooo io(t. VIOLIN, pi u no, luandolln, guitar, banjo, 60 to ft Kolkenbeck, Hawthorns inn rc. win. VOUBSaX ASH JtACHIirX BHOP y fBOENIX Iron work,,E. 84 and Hawtbom. Ueneral macbln ana Tonnory won. ruas- TAXIDKKHIBT, rug making, all kind f mounting, g; B, niuey, xnw yoinmoia . BOWBBB A PABSOKS. lOOVk front Mali t48. roralture boapltal: packing. OABOLUiS IMOIMEB KABIMB and atatlonary, mailc kardwnr, GAB Mween Morriaon and Yamhill. . OLABB AMD OLAZINO HUMS, CRESS ft 00.. 184-1 W 24 (C Prompt Mrvlc. Ring Mai of A-2023. EAia eoosg FEYBET BANBBUT --f-- Leading Wig and toupee maker, flnoet a took Of ho man naur goodai balr dreaalng, manlcur Ing, fac and calp treatmeat. 147 Tth, near Morriaon, M. &8. - HAT YACTOaX AAOl EiU.l aTlHK BIWI' 64-06 Bd it. Hata cleanad and blocked. Panama hat bleached. . Beat $2 hat on earth for men. Out of town D i OKHIDtt TT- A - - order takea by parcel poat THB ROYAL HAT WORK 8. 2H8Ktrt. EAT AXS BAia 0. B, KNIGHT, $28-80 N. 17tk C Ha. rala. reeo, iiour ana eningie. IHBUBAJtv MaiaaBBaatB) McCABGAH, Bate A Lively, 801 Taos bldg. Every lornr oi inaurance, nona. LADIES' ZAJXOBUra HIOH rd tailoring, azpart cotUr and fltta. ult altered and remodeled at lataat atria. Wa alio mak np your own materlaL Work guaranteed. 11. Cor dan, 270 H Id. M. 68T4. lAjrpgCAPa o ABBEx ma . BETTER ' landacap ard gatera SWISS FLORAL CO. BETTER ' landacap ard gtVeral gardening'. z.aai ooiuw C-1S14 PACIFIC Landacap Gardening oompany. "SIS Bothcblld blda. Phon Maraiien . LZATHEB AVO XUIDIHOS CBAS. L. MAS TICK A CO., 14 Front Laathtr of tvery daacrlpUoni tap manufacturara, tlnd Ing. . . XACHIHEaX B, TBENKMAN A CO., oydraullo and apedal nlnau amoke atacka. oil tanka. mlnln1 aa. i-eblnery, repair. 104 N. 41h.p . . KNGIKEB. botlera, aawmlll- bought aold and aachanged. Tb ). B. Marti Co.. Portland. Or. MATtaMIIX HOSPITAL, PORTLAND Lylng-Ia UoapItaL Maternity only, 81B N. 3'i4 at. Marahall 8564. HXB'Bj YUaHIBHIilft 000D4 XECSTADTEB BROS., 6th and Ankany. la porter of men' tnrnlahlng good. MESBENOEiB HASTY MES8ENGEB CO., open night and day. Main oa, A-uoo. MOaiOAOE LOANS JOHN KEB, mortgag loan, Inaaranco, BOB x eon mag. Ham viuio. y-:"!-'i ' 7; HATPaOPATHSj -- ba, GBOVKR Paralyala, nervou and ehronlo dlaease. 708 Oregonlan bldg. M. 8142. ; OBSAHXHTAL WIBE AHD UtOM PORTLAND WIBB A IKON WORKS, 2M Sd at. Architectural wlra and Iron. OSTEOPATHIC PHY81CIAHB DB, LILLE BELLE PATTEBSON, SpacUllit aa aerr, acuta and chronta dliaasaa. 416 Co Inmbta bldg. Main t61. DB. AGNES M. BROWN. But Journal bldg. Honra 10:30-4 :S0. M. 8009. Bea. Tabor 2921. PAVINO COMPANIES THB BARBEB ASPHALT PAVING CO, Part land office 605 Electric building. : PATEMT AtioaittYi WASHIWaTON, D. 0, VELATI BLDG. - .. . . i. . 0 q MARTIIf PORTLAND 408-9 CHAM. Of COM. BLDO. PAINT. Oa AMO SLABS PIONEEa PAINT CO., 184 Ut t Mala 1884, A-7048. . THE BttAVEK VAtt.NlSH WORKS makaa good proaBct. A your dealer. BAoMCSSEN A CO., "Ulgh Standard " paiat . N. E. corner 8d and Taylor. M-A-17TL PAXMXIMfJ ABO PAPEAIMO (Et T, CRANE:; Painting and Decorating 1 68 Oth st,. - bet . Morrison (StlYamhillii Phone Main 232b. GOUD work my motto. ' A,- Oahourn, B86 Eaat w..ki.iw n i .1, , . PAiNTlAt - and Hperingi beat work I beet f l.Tjav Tf W, nUAlCJ, 1BDUT WOO, WALL paper half price. Papertu. UnUng, at. lot Weat Park. A-T219. Voh beat work price right, call P. A, Duaa. bba a. nun oenwooa 1IUO. JOH N BLIICU Snrlna burcalna ln'nalntln and papering. M. 1872; A-2225. " ' POR paper hanging, painting, tinting, reaaotf abl price, work guaranteed, call Main 4426. PH0I.0 STUDIOS THB Arn ctudlo la bow located at 846 H Waak- Ington at. i piaso asd. xuaKiTvax Movrna. W. If. JOHNSON, 41 TJnlon av. Phon B. 4441. B-20110, Re. Tabor 8, B-8299. PLUMJBUia AVHO HEATUIO tKTKACliro.p1iiir arfiMeeaTaitf : mate Tttm. T, H. Crowther. 2d, ,kl. T8, PLUMBIKO AITS PLTHBIHa SUPPLIES PLUHBDift BUPFUES M. L. KUNK, B4-8S rmnf at, WbolaMl plumb- STANDARD CRISP CO., m GlUitt. popflm rSflain, ITa,. m1t.A m.m ' . . . - fflXtilLMC AWSLEtPrlatlng JJ0.Jil-.tJ71. k t imhih w yiraj. UliOUGK I. SMITU 1'KlNTNfl CO- 204 Btark t. Phone Mala 82f). A-Sfll. ' ) JttQli&AHO BHOWCAEPa TV AHALANDER CO, 818 Commonwealth bldg. Show aaxda, oiulk algu, window trim, i'-51lMnBtR5 t .. ontctlng, 9 Cmow a jobbing, Phone Main aOBBEB 8IAKPS AKD SEAL! ALSO atenclla, trade checka, bran aleni rtiiu vuaot BtAUt' rvottn.i. , 231 Waahlngton at. Main 710 A-2il0. ALeJO brnnt lgu. office auppllea, lithographing. , , TUB IUWIN-UODSON COMPAXX wq.nrtn Bt. Main ma. A-ioi STENCILS and office autlouery, Cuunlugha Co., 2!ll Stark. Main 1407, SANIXAaiUAt NISBETB'S BANITAHIOM A aanltarlnm tor aurglcal, uerroua, chroulo and all dieae not coutagloua; alto maternity caae. Hydro. pathlc ulpmeat nd maaaag. 616 toveloy. ..'.. SHEET METAL WOBiU - :' Jacob Loall, cheet metal work, hotels re, tanrant work, rooting, general lobbing. Mala 1424. 810 Flrat bet Columbia and Clay eta. SH0WCA6LS AAD fixxuaES THB JAMES I. MARSHALL MFa. CO. New end old abowcaaea, cablueto, (tor, atflca. winaow niioree. tn ana uoucn. UilOWCAbta of every description; bank, bar and atore flit urea made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Co. SIOVX XEPAiaiKft HAVE YOUB OAS STOVE RRPAIHEO BZ All EXPERT. B. 1228. 118 RIJBSKLL ST. XAILOaUfO SCHOOL KI ESTER'S Udle' Tailoring Oollega, Laara dreaaklng. tailoring. 148 lltb. - 'j . :': yja' 'H- ;' " CLEAN towel dally, comb, bru.h, aoap. Towel Supply Co.. 9th nd Coach t., $1 per month, Portland Leandr- Co., Phone Main 410. A -44 10. SaVtvAaaAJB AhD BIOAAO OREGON TRANSFER CO. EaUbUabed 18T,'-i".i'".'.''... Tranafdr and forwaralng agent. ' Storage, fra trackage. -v' . Office and atoraga, 474 Uliaaa atreet Utb and GUtao. Maia 49, A4189. HBEPBOOr BfoBAia PORTLAND VAN A BTOBAGB CO.'g Bw fir. proof warebou Juat aompUtad. t urnlebe avary facility known to modern wareboMlug. Aa lna paction will eon vine you. Household goada (hlppad at reduced fralght rate. Fir, proof. warehont 18th and Kearney. Commercial wrehoua 13Ut d4 Everett treU. Mala 8440, A-)f)20. , C 0 PICK Tramfer A Btoraga Co., office and eommodloua four ttory brick wirabou, with MparaU Iron room and fireproof vault for valuable. N. W. corner 2d end Pin t. plaoo tod furniture awved and peeked ' for hipping. Special rate mad aa good In our through car to all 4omctlo Bad foreign point. Main 696, A-1990. BAUUAGB A Omulbu Transfer Co. Baggage checked at . your home, furnltur moved, tord or picked for hlument. Park nd Da via at. Phone Main 4980, A-8822. CYDDCCO TRANBFKB AND LAI 11 LOO GENERAL HAULING Coo Bay Coal A Tranafcr Co. Mais 2228. A-1276. WoodlawB 8001. 1IN1TKD Tranefer Co. Btorag and general - hauling. 201 Jeffaraon. Mar. t94 A-4966, TXPEwaiTsas TYPEWRITERS, allghtly tued, U 0. Smith and all other make at redhead price and euy term. L C. Smith A Bro. Typewriter Co.. 2S0 Oak t. MI 88 REMINGTON ASKS; Why sot rani a Remington (Model 6), 8 month for BB. Ad. dreaa, Remington Typwrlter Co, (Inc.), 84 Tth. ALL make rented, repaired, (old. Cunnlnghaa uo., itai Btara. aiam noi. WHOLESALE JOBBEBB EVERDINO A PABBELL, prodsc and eommla. eloa mercbanta, 140 Front at,PorUand, rr. Phon Main 179. ' morgan waLL Paper t6., sao id t, U" twee Salmon and Mala. " ALLEN A LBWIS-OBOCBBIEB is IN " (Waahlngton Bureau of Th Journal ) Wgvahlng-tori, Maroh 22. Reapondlnf to aa Inquiry from the Portland Cham beivof Commerce Senator Chamberlain has learned from the war department that ndvertltMmAnta f Bofft. rn paclfto transportation Include Portland ana me rjuartermagters at San Pranclaco and Portland have been directed to In clude Portland when Inviting proposals. Washington, March 23. The Portland Motorboat club has filed with Senator Chamberlain a nroteat sralnsfr S. tnn n age Of H. B. 28,679, alleging that If pannea woiumoia nver iisbennen using a small launch to tow a scow of fish to a cannery would have t as large an engine as that on & steam tug to comply with the bill. Thavblll la alleged to be solely ln-th Interests of the Masters' and mots' oclatlon. tVashlna-ton. March 91 lr-rr.rv.i.-i-C ' w vumwiiaajuii. er Dennett of th mtimI r has Informed Representative Binnott that supplemental evidence may be ub- minea u aiaimants to land under the Isolated tract law in Wallowa county,. iOS ANGELES MAY TRY OLD WARD SYSTEM AGAIN ' (United Pr Laed Wire.) - Loi Angeles, March 2 3 .The 2 Voters of Lob Ana-ales will , upon 1 proposed charter amend- 4 , ments at a special election Mon- day. They will also vote upon d an lnltaltiva ordinanoe to regu- V 4 late DUbllo dance halln nnrl nrn. 4 vide for the retaliation and ra.: a d vocation of licenses allowing? 4 them to operate. ' 4 Among the most Important of 4V the ttroooaed ohartAi. ara two propositions offering d ' proportional representation and . 4 4 a return to the old ward system 4 of reoreaantatlnn In tha nmmnll ' 4 The city's oouncllmen at present ara eieciea at large. Hliould 4 th4 proportional reprelentattoa " amendment- carry. Los Angeles - 4 will be the first municipality in America to adopt the plan. SUTRO'S HYDROPLANE" CAPSIZES; SUTRO LIVES . (United Pre Leased Wire.) . San Francisco. March 22. Aviator Adolph flutro Jr., narrowly escaped death yesterday afternoon when his hydroplane capsUed Just inside the Golden Gate. Butro was thrown head long Into the water but Was . rescued by th crew of the launch lbyl. He wai unoVlinsSIoui aM,walnfeuaoftiia' with difficulty. Sutro's condition is serious but It is believed he will recover. Occaslonahy a vain woman starts to lay up something for a rainy day and begins With fancy hosiery. rai LAND THIS It BED ID A NOTRE DAKE UDY'S APPEAM,'eame'T.0BrIt.a p'006 sup. To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism. wnetner muscuiar or or tne joints, sci atica, lumbagoa. backache, pains In the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her r a norne treatment wmcn ha a re, peatedly cured all ot these tortures. She feel it her duty to send it to all sufferers FREE. You cure youraelf at home as thousands will testify no olMUMte of jeiiuia ta belna naoeasaryljhia eimpla aiscovery bantanes . urlo aold from the blood, loosens the stiffened Joints, purifies the blood, and brighten the eyes, giving elasticity and' tone to the whole system. If the above lntr ests you, for proof address Mrs. M. Sum mers, Box R, Notr Dame, Ind, WILL 0PB5 BIDS Boat Will Be Used in Light house Service 'Ok Govern ment; Craft Will Be of Shal low Draft. Bids for the construction of a new tender for the lighthouse servloe on this coast, of special construction, will be opened In the office of Henry L. Beck, lighthouse Inspector for the Seventeenth dUtrlot, at 3 o'olock this afternoon. The need has been felt for a long time of a tender suitable for entering the small harbors on the Oregon coast and for doing other business necessitate lng a light draft vessel, and through an appropriation made by the last congress this was made possible. Plans drawn for the Rose, : as she will be christened, Indicate an unusually shallow draft for her size and speed. The specifications call for a speed under normal conditions of 9 knots anhour with a fuel storage for fourteen days' continuous steaming at full power. The hull and upper-works will be built of WOOd. -:-i-::-.Kr::f; '.Y :;-; Dimensions of tb tender, as glvso in the specifications, will be 12$ feet Inches over all; 11$ feet I inches be tween perpendicular; beam, molded, 21 feet 9 inches, and depth, molded, I feet. Actual requirements arei draft, maxi mum, 7 feet; fuel oil capacity, 80,000 gallons; fresh water capacity $000 gal lons. Her cargo capacity at the maxi mum draft la to b 100 tons. . Tenders now in use Jn this district ars of too Jeep draft to be available at all times when necessary and It was for this reason that Inspector Beck recom mended the construction of a smaller tender that could make th smalier har bors when occasion arose. At oertain seasons of the year It is necessary to replace aids at points along the south am coast where, it is impossible for the larger craft to enter. The Hose, named for a shrub in accordance with the ou. torn in regard to-tenders, will also be used in buoy work on the Willamette end -Columbia rivers. TO ATTEND LAUNCHING Steamer Merced Will B Launched at St, Helens Today. In order to keep track of th small boats likely to be In attendance on the launohlng of th new MoCornUok steam er, Merced, git St. Helens this afternoon, th oustoms patrol launch, H. W. Scott, left down from Portland for th ship yard at 11:10 this morning. Th launch is in charge of rnspeotor Church. All arrangement have been maJe for the launching and Miss Bernlc Masten will break the bottle of champagne on the bow of th steamer as she glides down th ways to th waters of th Co lumbia river almost a hundred feet away. It 1 understood that there will be a large number of launches go from here and It la expected also that there will be an attendance from Astoria. The Merced will be the secood steam, er to be launohed at the St Helens ship yards by th Charles PA McCormtok Lumber company, her sister ship, the Multnomah, having been put into the water last October. The Merced will be towed to San Francisco next week by the steamer Klamath to hav,her ma chinery installed. - BAT OCEAN SOLD Gasoline Boat Is Bought for Use In San Francisco Bay. Announcement has been made by C. P. Doe of the North Padflo Steamship oompany that eom of the principal stockholders of his company have pur chased the gasoline yacht Bayooean for use on San Francisco bay. A company has been organised under the name of the Bayooean Excursion company, and it is expooted that by th time the Pan ama fair come off in 1815 there will be several more craft added to handle excursion traffic to different points of Interest The Bayooean was pur chased from th Potter Realty company of this city. She was built here at the yards of Joseph Supple in 1911 at a cost of about $40,000. NORWEGIAN LINE Steamers to Run to Coast If the Business Warrants It, (United Preaa Leaved Wlra.) Seattle, Wash., March 23. Norway will be directly connected with the Pa clfld Coast port or the United States by a steamship line via Panama, if enough buslnees can be secured between the two countries tn Warrant th- il 4. . --- ' .. ... 4V the statement made here today by Hel met- n. ryn, minister rrom Norway to the United States, who is making a tour of lnveHtiimtlnn on th mi tt. also states that a line of Norwegian steamers operated unaer the American flag would be put into operation be tween New Tork and tha Punlln via Panama SCHOONER ALBION IS LOST Captain Jaoobson and Mon Escape) waft mgn on Rocks. M'nltort Pre Lfaaeil Wire. I : San FranclBOo. March 2S Aftor ht blown hleh ud on th rocba nf Rt.w,i4. Point, near here, and the lives of her crew of 18 endangered by a heavy gale, t tun BLc&m Buiiuunur Aiuion is oreaaing un. Carjtaln Jat'Ohnon nnil th I caned in the shin's boats. Th Arhin Md gone from her to Stewart's Point to toaa raiiroaa tien. wnua h ara being loaded, strong headwinds arose ana mi vessel was rorcea to leave her Insecure berth, only to be dashed on nearby crags. ? ALONG THB WATERFRONT With 1.800,89$ " fet of lumber, th schooner. Eldorado, Captain N. B, Bon son, has cleared at Wauna for Antofa gasta. ;, The Japanese steamer genju Mam has practically "tlnlshed her cargo-of lum ber as xar as th local harbor is- con cerned, and -she IS scheduled to shift from the Inman-Poulsen mills to Linn ton Monday. She Is under charter to th China Import A Export Lumber Co. and will clear for north China. After . discharging 40 passengers at tha Oak ; ntrent dnnlr In at nlirhe .ha I'lo uuva vv uiawnargo ueuieui iroui ea Francisco. . , ' - Laden with cement and general cargo, the' steamer Francis H. Leggett is scheduled to arrive tomorrow from San Francisco. W. Ev Inman has succeeded Captain O. Fr Heggdale as master of tha river teameijJfcjglL Illness.. , ..... . .... . , . KanUlnn' ... a, vh. n,e.t..a. 'of the Oregon state fish commission launch Astoria by the Port of Portland, and In order to look her over thoroughly 1 sh was taken to the municipal drydock LISTER PUTS! W.1E 10 MIIIY BILLS Amendment to Divorce Laws ! and a Property. Measure ' Get Executive Ax. (Sneclal to Tha Joarnal I ' Olympls, March 22. Governor Llsterl yesterday signed the following blllti . . S. B. 294 Validating warrants issued in exoesg. of constitutional limit, ' ' S. B. 1S1 Limiting county road ex penditures to SO per cent of cash on hand from levy. 8. B. BO Requiring bond elections to be held on general election day; S, B. 240 Appropriating $128,978 un expended for Lake Washington ' canal construction. ' v ;" . : . S. B. 422 Permitting state treasurer to Keep accident fund of industrial in surance commission en block, instead ot requiring separate account for each class. -.. . -i.-i am. B. $89 Putting all banking Insti tutions under , th supervision of the stat bank examiner, .M- S. B. 436 To carry out provisional the recall amendment to constitution H, B. $61 Modifying the grant of Ballard tldeland to the oity of Seattle. H. B, 874 Authorising ; first class Bounties to pay employes for, services rendered where the law authorised no such employment , ' H. B. 601 Extending power of town ship organisation, H, B. $7 Granting to Walla Walla county right of way through state Unas.- :-'V...'V-.'- " ; IL B. 872 Requiring all property of th stat to be assessed at 60 per cent of its cash value. H. B. 175 Prohibiting trespass by hunters And fishermen, - . H. B. 623 Provision for putting In effeot lnitlatlv and referendum. H. B. 868-Approprtatlng $300,000 to pay expenses of Initiative, referendum. and recall, H, B. $79 On and on half mill levy for permanent Highway fund. XL B. $28 Permitting publlo service corporations to make complaint to state publlo service commission to secure uniformity of rates. II. B. 408 Authorising : emergency bonds by dyking districts. S. B. 384 Th wide tire bill H. B. 881 Th logged off land tin. The two following bills were vetoed: H, B. $74 Amending th present law regarding divorce so as to Include three year" separation a Just ground for a divorce. 8. B. 128 Would have permitted transfer of realty units by indorsement instead of by formal deed. r PLEASES POPE PIUS (United Pre Led Wlr.l Rome, Maroh 82. Pope Pius recently received in private audience Slgnor Ber nardo Plchardo, late minister of state of th republic of Sah Domingo. He had been sent as special envoy to in form His Holiness of the eleotlon to th presidency of San Domingo of th most Rev. Monslgnor Adolfe Alessandro NoueL archbishop of the republic. Pone Plus was so pleased at the elevation of a prelate to th' presidency of a repub lic th first time such thing has oc curred in modern history, that he at pnee conferred upon Slgnor Piohardo the dross of a commander of th Order of St. Gregory the Great, this morning. She wag lifted to have her bottom examined. General Manager Marcus Talbot, Captain J. W. Shaver and Captain II. T. Groves went to the drydock to look her over. " It wag reported this morning . that M. H. Houser had chartered the French bark Jean to load a cargo of new crop wheat here next season for the United Kingdom. MARINE NOTES Attoria, Or., March 23. Arrived at T and left up at 8:3o a. m,- Steamer V. H. Leggett rrom Ban Franclaco. Balled at 6:80 a. iu-r-Gaaollne echooner Paty for Tillamook and AV aea. Arrived down at 0 a, m. Brltlb ateamer Ockley. Koulh Band, Maxell 3. Arrived Steamer Be from Aitorla. Ban Franclaco, March 21. Sailed at Boon British tmar Inveran tor Portland. Sailed at 2 p. m.teamera Goo, W. Elder and Rote City for Portland. Sailed at 9 p. m. Bteamer Saginaw for Portland. 10 pedro. March 21. Arrived Steamer Coa.ter. J. B. Btctaod and Bt Helena from Portland. . i AatorU. March 22, Condition-' at th mouth of th river at 8 a. m., amooth; wind aait, S mile! weather, cloudy. Tide at Aitorla Sunday Hlgli water, 1:17 a. m., 0.8 feet) 1:43 p, m., 8.T feet. Low water 4:48 a. m., O.O faatj 7:80 p. m., 0.7 foot Bally River Readings, PRELATE AS PRESIDENT a. j si h RS 4.10.91 0 5.0 0.9 0 4.40.1 0 6.8- 0.1 .24 6.40.4 .23 4.9 0.4 .28 7.9 0.6 ,09 B.9 0.9 .01 STATIONS LewUton Ulparla UtuaUU Eugene ,,. Albany ,,, Balem . . . , w ueonviue , , Portland tea () BUlng. ( ) rilling. Did You Sleep Well Last Night? or did you wake up from your -sleep with a Jerk, with a sort of anxious feeling and palpitation around your heart?. That's from stomach gas pressing against your heart I , .. Tbere Is but one way of curing gas, and that is with' Baalmann's Gas Tab let. .:-".-:--,-.,V. 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The i Retail Butchers' association of San Franclaco and th Alameda County ! Butchers' exchange have- sent a petition to President Wilson and the California ; delegation la congress asking for a re vision of the tariff -on meats and cattle imported into th United States, Declaring 1 that in the ' past : smaller nations had . been afraid to . admit a foreign merchant of th greater coun tries lest a battleship follow, Secretary of State Bryan in an address at Lin coin, Neb., Friday, explained tb policy Of th Wilson administration with re gard to China and South America and declared that It would cause a friendly feeling in those; countries toward Amor- ':'''v.;'.'a:';.; ;.vv- ".I -f :!'. Eastern. Albert Prince, convicted of th mur der of Deputy Warden E. D. Davis, at th head of th Nebraska penitentiary a year ago, heard th warrant for his execution read Friday morning. Prince will be the last - man hanged ; in Ne braska the legislature having passed a law substituting electrocution for hang ing. : ... . ,.-,:. -,'t .r.:,.; :. , W. A. Hall, president of a ruagaaln company, was robbed in the New Tork subway Thursday 'of 346,000 worth of negotiable securities. 'The theft became known early Friday through an adver tisement in which Hall offered a large reward for th return of th paper with "no Questions asked." v " Faclfio Coast. , John White, a wealthy business man Of Vancouver, B. C., who was being de ported northward on th steamer Presi dent becaus of Insanity, escaped from bis stateroom while the vessel was Bear ing . Son Francisco Friday, , and it is feared he Jumped overboard. : On man was killed and f iv seriously Injured in a street car accident at San Franolsoo Friday. A doten others were cut by glass when a runaway car crashed into flv other cars. : Frank Emlg, hi wife and their com panion. Miss Maynard Dean, are at the point of death from injuries they re ceived Friday night when . their Auto mobile collided with an lnterurban car between Santa Clara and San Jose, Cal. Miss Lulu Adams, one of a party of Joyriders, was killed Friday in San Francisco whon th car in which sh was riding ran into a telegraph pole. In the hope of making an honest man of a forger, Judge McCormlck, of the superior court at Los Angeles, has sen tenced W. A. Clements, ot San Diego, to an operation on his skull for the removal of a bullet. Responsibility for th death by star vations) of Miss Clara Foy, th teacher In th publlo schools of King Hill, Idaho, who died last February, was laid at th door of Dr. Charles C Smith, osteo path, by a Jury that tried him In the district court at Mountain Horn when it returned a vordlot of Involuntary manslaughter. When O. Heilberg of Minneapolis tried to bring into Seattle from Vancouver, & C, art oil painting which h himself had painted, he was held up by customs, officers and informed that h must pay duty on th plotur. It was explained to Helberg that only American artists are permitted to bring In pictures paint ed by themselves. '- The 8-year-old son of L. R. Oddle of Tacoraa will be rushed to Chicago for Pasteur. treatment as th result of hav ing been bitten by a mad dog last week. J, M. Morgan, D. W. Armstrong and Albert J. Armstrong, well known south ern "Idaho mining men, were arrested at Boise Friday by United Statee Mar shal Hodgln, charged with frauds in oonneotlon with mining claims. . Ther has been much speculation at Klamath Falls at to what will be done in the matter of the superlntendeney of Crater Lake national - park. W, F. Arant's terra has about expired and It is presumed that th placo will be given to a Democrat Klamath people are anx ioua to secure the appointment ot Will (k 6tl. Foreign. Mexicans arriving at Juarex from the south today declared that they were part of a firing squad which executed Abraham Goneales, governor of Chihua hua, under the Madero government, a fortnight ago. Gonsales was killed un der the notorious "fugitive law," tho Mexicans declare. - Sufferer from tuberculosis whom Dr. Frledmann treated with his vaccine be fore his departure trora Berlin to this country are responding remarkably to the treatment, according to a cablegram received Friday. - v Jean Barthou, minister of Justice la the retiring French cabinet, has accepted th president's invitation to head the new cabinet. 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