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Newspaper Page Text. -: ' THE OREGON DA DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY -EVENING, APRIL 81. 1914. COLUMBIA CHANNEL NEAR- GOBLE TO BE RENDERED NAVIGABLE Only Remaining Hindrance to Be Tackled, by Port of Portland. BLASTING NOW PLANNED mots Have Been 'Avoiding- lace fot Tsar of Insufficient Depth of Water for "VeseMa. NEW STEEL HULL FOR DREDGER GLIDES 1 ' ' GRACEFULLY FROM WAYS INTO RIVEft SCHOONER MINE IS ON THE BEACH AT THE Another hindrance to navigation in the Columbia . river between Portland and Astoria will be removed tomorrow when the Port of Portland will sweep the channel below Goble near the en trance to Hunter's Cut.- This place baa been asHlduounly avoided by pilots on the ground that insufficient water ex isted there. It la the belief of Captain Croves of the Port of Portland that a .little planting will give a depth of 78 feet. With the steamers Winona, and Tronto- the channel will be swept thor oughly tomorrow In an effort to dis cover any high place that may exist. Should any develop the government en. gtneera are expected t remove them by bloating Immediately. Thli work, together with the work already started at various other points down the Co lumbia, will do away with the lait "of the spots regarded as hindrances to navigation In tlia river. m. -f HTKAMFIl BTJIIKE8 BRIDGES Lord Lonsdale Becomes Unman affable In strong Wind. While bound down the river yeater day afternoon. In tow of the gtmer Ocklahama, the British steamer uord Lonsdals struck both the Morrison trrot and Burnside street bridges, and bung on the. draw reat of the latter balf an hour. The steamer was light forward, drawing but 10 feet of water at the- bow, and a strong northwest wind blowing at the time made her bard to manage. No damage was dons to either th bridges or the steamer The harbor patrol boat Klidor, with Captain Jacob Hpeier and Engineer t'larenoe Ollltland manning her, played a prominent part in getting the big steamer free of the Burnside bridge fa - j i, " ' v , ' rK;' 1 J U 'J L i . I ir'i-' ? v iV yVf z'&v r zss v- v III i 'kIxX' ' 1 V ' I II ' vl'Xvl " :r A" f 'v-.'-, S,'.t '"'' ' ' ' ( v' 1: A'' t 111 irP"? V yy "- ' , , 111! t vj -xiM II fee w&wt&S r " 1 1 vlJl V ' " t J ) MOUTH OF THE ALSEA Believed Cargo of Freight and Possibly the Vessel Will Be Saved. - MONDAY'S DELAYED NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD Resume of World Happenings Becaivod From 8 ioXJlock Yesterday Afternoon Until $ o'clock This) Morning. . (SpeetRl to The Journal.) jxewpori, ur., April Zl. The gas schooner Mirene of Astoria, 34 tons register, is on the beach at the mouth of the Alsea river. She left out from here at 7 o'clock this morning for Waldport with a cargo of freight for that place. The beach is sandy at the place of the wreck and It Is thought I that at least the cargo will be saved, and that possibly the vessel may be puuea orr at nign water. There Is no great damage to her hull, and the surf is not high. The gas schooner Ahwaneda also left out here thi3 mprning for Wald port and arrived tnere safely. She was ahead -of the Mirene. She caq not get to the assistance of the distressed vessel as yet, on account of shallow water, but is making every effort. The local life saving crew. full handed, has gone to the scene of the wreck, ana will take off the crew of the Mirene if necessary. This is the i first test at rescue to be made by the Crew with its new power lifeboat. Launching witnessed by big crowd. Steamer Aroiine. from Portland via Ooos I Bay. Sailed at 1 p. in. Steamer Beam. I for Portland; at ft p. m. SUamer Atlas, for Portland. Astoria, April 21. Condition at the month ef the river at 8 a. m., smooth; wind eaat; weather, clear. Tides at Aatoria "WodnesdaT. High water 11:21 a. nj.. 7.1 feet: 11:29 p. m., 8.3 feet.v Low water 5:38 a. m., 1.8 leet; o:w p. m., VT'fset. . Eastern. ,: ' ;. The steamer Carolina, while -coming" to anchor in . New1 York harbor, col lided with the HamburgtAnierican lin er Cleveland. Both vessels were dam aged.. Passengers "were ; nearly all asleep and no one was Injured- , Six Inches of enow fell in places at Sault Ste. Marie and the. temperature was at the freezing point. Navi ration season on the '- Great Iakes has opened. Bays a report from DulutM. Spring is seven day -earlier than last year but UJs not likely that any ore shipments will toe made until May 1.- ,,.y The Brotherhood of fjocomsttive En gineers of Chicago has telegraphed President Wilson and Secretary of War Garrison offering to furnish engineers to mas trains In Mexico for the trans fer of troops. The engineers are fa miliar with Mexican territory? Charles M. Howe, aged 62, a Chris tian Science leader, who Is well known. died at his home In St. Joseph, Mo. For a number of years prior to her death he acted as confidential agent for Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy. A Mexican, who shouted - "Viva Huerta," was attacked and beaten into insensibility by Americans during street fight at Tusooir in which a score or more of Mexicans and Americans joined. One hundred Mexican street labor ers went on strike at Tuscon, Ariz, Seven hundred thousand people are all that remain of the once powerful Mongols of China, according to for mer Minister KockhlU. The race is making a futile attempt to stand out independently of the new China regime The market In Wall street showed no signs of weaXenlng and there was no visible war scare, although stocks slumped a little. Government bonds declined a fraction for the reason that a new large issue was probable should the military and naval, campaign open in earnest The Orthodox Friends, In their an nual meeting at Philadelphia, sent a message - to President Wilson urging him ' to find a peaceable solution oi the Mexican' difficulty, and hoping that this nation will not have to dtp Its hands In the blood of he Mexican people. Customs Inspector C. E. Emery, while patrolling the border near Potre- ro. arrested a Mexican, beiisvea 10 oe a sny for the Mexican army. Hs was dressed in federal uniform and wore a concealed canvas bag filled with &iex lean money. j Wheeler," president of the University of California, will attend. ' The board of supervisors of Imperial county, Cal.. has -asked General Mur ry. at San Francisco, to send. 190 Unit- , ed States soldiers to guard the 40 miles oi irrigation sjrstem. one troop or cav alry la not deemed sufficient to do the work.- . - ' ' 'Frank P SImmen, San Franelsoo business man, was chosesf as mayor. Herman Ebenrltter. automobile ma chinist.-, was shot dead in a- saloon quarrel with John Stegemann, bar tender, who said he fired accidentally. Before a crowd of several hundred people yesterday afternoon the new steel hull for the Port of Portland dredge Columbia was launched at the plant of the Willamette Iron & Steel Works. It was sent on its way by 7- year-ojd Marie Lock wood, daughter of the engineer, J. B. C. Lockwood. in stallation of the machinery which is now In the old hull will not be com menced till late this summer, that no time be loet n prosecuting dredging deemed urgent. . When the big hull was released it had 250 feet to slide. Gathering speed. it took the water as gracefully as a speed boat. The momentum obtained the launch showing unusual power and during the slide carried the vessel clear straightening the steamer when the Ocklahama wan unable to aid her. After getting Hear of the Burnside bridge, the S!.uver steamer Cascades was catlad Into use, and the Lonsdale was taken to tli Municipal Dock No. 1 without further trouble. The Lord Lonsdale was delayed four hours here through a libel suit filed gainst her by Closset & Devers, al leging 11600 damages to coffee con signed from Europe through "sweat ing." The suit was amicably settled. and the steamer proceeded on her way to sea about 6 o clock. of the dock, where the steamer Pronto took it In charge and towed It back to the dock. ! The Columbia's new hull Is built along different. Unes from the hulls of the other Port of Portland dredges. Tr.stead of having square bow and stern as do the. others, she is built with a curved bow, which $t is believed will allow of much quicker moving of the vessel. The old Columbia once took 66 hours to move from Cowlitz river boom to St. Johns with three towboats ahold uf her, the new design being Captain j F. T. Groves' idea of getting mofe speed at no additional expense of pow- er. The launching was witnessed by Captain J. W. Shaver, General Mana ger Marcus Talbot and Captain F. T. 1 Groves of the commission. LATE REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS Today's Happenings with the guilders. Architects, Contractors and ' Realty Brokers. Theatre Plans Ready Thursday. Architect Aaron H. Gould announces the plans and. specifications for the proposed theatre building on the Far rell property at Park and Stark streets, will be ready for contractors Thursday, April 23. Mr. Gould will immediately ask for bids and If possible the con tract will , be let for the erection of the building early In May. INDIANS MAY. TAKE A TRIP Inquiries Made by Chemawa School Regarding Capacity of Stetson. Should present plans of teachers and pupils of the Chemawa Indian cnooi materialize, an passenger ac commodations on the steamer J. B. Stetson, on her June or July sailing for Southeastern Alaska, will be taken by them for an excursion. In qulrles ware made yesterday as to how many the steamer would hold and the rates to govern them, and assurance given that the trip would be made. The Qulnault of the Portland feet in diameter, four feet four Inches wide and five Inches thiok, with a cir cumference of nearly 19 feet and weigh over two tons. Fourteen of the sec tions of the culvert are In about 20 feet of water Just opposite tne local dock and the remaining six are BtiU on the scow which is submerged. A derrick scow will be brought from Portland in a few days in an effort to raise them. The sections were loaded on the scow Saturday afternoon and the steamer Woodland, of the Lewis Kiver Navigation company, had been engaged to tow the scow to La Center. This was done to save time In getting the sections at La Center, as hereto fore they have been hauled there with teams, which is very slow, allowing only one trip per day. Priest Buys Home Sites. Norwegian ship Marosa to come here CfSSXrJZZ from Melbourne. , I r.l IZ., L I , I . The Norwegian bark Erbin, coming " to M. H. Houser, reached the river yesterday and left up in tow of the Oneonta this morning. She mafle the Columbia river from Caltyo in 40 days. The towboat Ocklahama went to the Portland Shipbuilding yards 'this morn ing for her annual overhauling. She will likely be out of service about three weeks. . Passenger steamers : sailing tomor row are the Bear and Roanoke for Cali fornia points and the Breakwater, for coos Bay. ine near departs at a. m.. the Breakwater! at 8 a, m. and the Roanoke at 6 p. .m. dences for the ready built home buy ers. The property la located on East Fortieth street Detween Weidler and Broadway, in the Sandy boulevard section. Daily' River Readings. Permits for Two Cottages. Contractor Frank Carlson obtained permits authorizing the construction of two residences, one a two story frame structure at 414 Flint street, to cost $3500, and the other a one story bun galow at East' Sixtieth and Klickitat streets,, to cost $1600. The larger of the two houses is being built for M. Lundberg. ., FIRST SHIPMENT VIA CANAL Dollar Line Reported to Have Con. tract for Lumber to Atlantic. - Reports along the waterfront this morning were that the Dollar Steam ship company had secured a contract calling for the delivery of 25,w00,000 feet of lumber at Atlantic coast ports. Steamship company's Alaska fleet will shipments to be made from Portland sail from Oak street dock tomorrow 1 and Pueet sound. The deliveries are night at 9 o'clock, the -first of the I to be started as soon as the Panama Wednesday sailings of the; steamers, canal is completed, tne first steamer She will carry -0 tons of Portland I to arrive at the canal about July 20. merchandise for Alaska and 160 tons I ehortlv after which the canal will be of wheat for Vancouver, B. C. After open. This Is the first contract STATIONS, gj, gj - - g 3 a ea aa Lewistou 24 10.21 0.8 0 Umatilla 25 11.0 O O Eugede ' .0 6.3 0.3 0 Albany 20 .2 0.2 0 Salem : , 20 5.8 0.4 O WUaonVllle ........... 87 10.O 0.7 0 Portland 15 11.3 0.1 0 Building Site Purchased. George Armstrong has purchased a residence site on the south side of Floral, avenue near East Thirty-ninth stieet, consideration $1250. () Rising; Telling. MARINE NOTES delivery of that shipment shs will . I AAA . ' . , . I on iu tuns or gooas secured there for shipment to Skagway. I - HARGE SINKS WITH CARGO Concrete Culverts for Railroad Fill Rest In River. (9p-cln1 to The Journal. I Rldgefield, Wash., April 21. A largo Known to be closed, governed by the new canal. It is said Portland and Columbia river rnhls will cut -.-e major portion of this order. Or.. Anrll 21. ArrlrM at 8 urn! left np at 6 a. m. Steamer Wasp, from San TTancisco. uelt tip at 7 a. Astoria. inciseo. ' Left no at 7 a. m. Norweeian bark Erbrln. Sailed at :30 a. m. German Darn Barmbek, for Queenstowa or ralmonth. ArriTta flown at s:oo and sailed at 11:80 a. m. British steamer tord Lonsdale, for Van- r-nnv-r. Kallpri at 1 1 -xA m RtMmw I tiliiS.MtOV 1U LAJAXt I Uance, for Coos Bar and Eu.-ka. sin rTaacisco, Apru zi. Arrivea at c a. 1 S f A. m Cltf4nav Ann. DMUnili a ,-1 steamer uamazea in r ire nui t. m. 8taam-r Willamette, from Portland. Cnnn ha T?otAl-rfxl 1 Csspar, April 20 Sailed at noon British Boon De IWpaare-U. I ateftm-r Frankmount. for Portland. Rftnatria nn th Itumpr Rlfnrnv I Aatnrla Anrll 90.iArriAri mt nnnn Xnr. Wooden SCOW, 80 by CO feet, belonging dinanil in th fir hr dii-M uri- Uesiu bark Erbrln. from Callao. ArriTed1 'a Va T J T, I . . I " . a " I a. ' AA lA.. AA a- O.On A M O, , ly m uewia iiirer flarisauon com- I March have reached such a. ntna-a that I S , "i, " "il' v- . tianv lnadarf with 2n - tuV.l Z , " 0 reapnea suvn a stage inai gtaniey Dollar, from San Francises.. Arrived w ;n 30 ec"on of the re- per leaving Is assured on May 8. Sua down at 3:3 p. m. British steamer strath- ,"UK vi.u.ciw tuneri wnicn i De- I i8 Delng repaired in Seattle, and Will blsne, and sailed at p. m,. for Sydney. Ing placed under the. Braaee creek fill, I leave May 2 for this DotL After tak- I SaBl Pedro- April 20. Arrived and sailed Just on the edge Of the citv limits of lino- nn fihA m-m i..t Steamer xneataa,. lor Ban . Ulego. ArrlTed . . -1 - . . . I " "--c. .-.o u..gv., av i staainera OHIO, and Portland. 1 ' iu-ar, vv aan.. sprung a leak ana I the Orient and Europe. The Radnor- sank, early Saturday evening while shire, also of the Roval Mail steam moored at the whart of the Lewis River Packet line, will sail from Portland navigation company here. May 14, according to the latest ached i n sections oi cuivert, which are ule of the Royal Mail, ii.au ui reintorcea concrete, are six Rrubaker Co. to Build Church. The Brubaker Construction company has been awarded the general contract tor the Christian Science church, which Is to be built at tne nortneast corner of East Sixth street and Hplladay ave nue. The Brubaker contract provides f'r the carpentry work, the foundations and fittings . and is approximately $20,000. Rossmere Lot Changes Hands. The residence property at the north east corner of East Thirty-ninth and Brazee in Rossmere has been sold to L. F. Fields by Harriet-Newman. J. F. Venner and wife to Gottfried Vmmel, lot 1, block 4, B-nadair.. . . Bnbma Vsit and wife to Caartes E. Hall. lot 8, block 3, Railroad Shops addition , Lena J. Tompkins and husband to C. C. Loucka. K interest la lots 1, 2, block 8, Beaulah Heights J. V. Guthrie and wife to W. B. Ross, lot 18, block 8, Bewicki Lem L. Brown and wife to Norms Gall Taylor lot 12, block 7, Roselawn. . W. II, Chapin.to Richard Werner, lot 55, Midland sere tracts Lois Huggins and husband to L. O. Thacker et si. lot 4, block 83, waverteieh Heights Joseph P. Huggins and wife to L. C. Thacker at al, lots 7, 8, block 18, Chicago . . , , George John Hansell et al to Isabella L. Hantsell. undivided tot 1. block 8, East Holiadar additioa F M. Johnson to E. C. Johnson t al. lot 6,, block 8, Hecker's addition H. B. Jficholas, Adra., to Charles J. walker, land beginning 32.S6 chains west and 7.50 chains north of U post between sections 8, 9, township 1 south, range 1 east.....". roster-Moore Go. to Rnl-nl Smith -n v,w1' J?' 1S- block Liberty Heights. M. J. Murphy to Romulus B. Carey. lots 2 80, block 1, Fairfield Joseph Donps et al to City Church " Extension .society of - the Methodist Episcopal hurch of Portland Ore.. part lots 27, 28, block 2. Grssmere. Joseph A. Joyce and wife to B. Lea Paget, lot 20, block. 11. Terrace Park. Charles J. Littlepage and wife to J. "A, Johnson, lot 13, Houston acres.," 8 Harriet Newman and husbaad to L. S."" Field, lot 11, block 6. Rossmere...," O.-W. Priest and wife to Ethel I. H?frlman, lot 6, block 1. Hall's ad dition Walieslsy Land Co. to Pearl B-um-berg. lots 15, 16, 24, 23, block 8, WeltHley E. O. Ueess snd wife to Wilhelm Berg et al, lots 1, 8, btock 4, Chi- cago .addition Henry Harold Cherry and wife to Allie M. Hughes, lot 4, block U, Willa mette Kaspar Huber and wife to WlUard Carrier et al,kt 4, block 2, Prospect Hill addition ' T. M. Word, sheriff, to Pierce Rlggs. . lot ie, block 14, Williams avenue addition Base Line Land Co. to Lydia BaUiat. lot 2. block 11. AltattiMri Eolden Investment Co. to Lila P. Rob erts, tract lying immediately west Of lot 2. block T. Granvills ' r Benjamin Uoodman to Nina Goodman, un ii, dkck 2, White tract. 10 10 10 100 10 600 10 If. ftfrftreeor mnt wif. .a Vf M VrAMAA- rianey,, iota iz, m block Z, Wapello Bnlldlng on the Alameda. George E. Miller has begun the erec tion of a one story frame cottage on the Alameda near East Sixtieth street. In Rose City Park. Plans by Architect E. A, Roberts. Cost 18000. Steamers Celllo and Portland, from Port- lend, Failed Htftaraera Shoshone and Santa Clara, for Portland via San Fraaeisco. ' San Francisco, April 20. Arrived st 1 P- m. Hall's Addition House Sells. Ethel I- Harriman has sold to G. W. Priest a house and lot described as lot 6, block 1, Hall's addition, consid eration $8,300. SAVE YOUR EYES ALONG THE WATERFRONT Departure of the Norwegian steamer ThOde Fagelund, under charter to W. R. Grace A C.a im sat r ttmnf-AW I Marvelous Home Treatment Does It! morning, she will carry 4.250,000 feet or lumber from Portland for Balboa. DAINwni,LI I the steamer Breakwater returned to his post today, after a trip to San Fran cisco to attend the funeral of his sen. HEADACHES How You Can Remove Unsightly Hair or Fuzz s (Boudoir Secrets.) By having a small package of. dela-' tone handy.' you can quickly banish ugly, unsightly hairs . wherever they may - appear. .Just enough paste to cover the hairy surface Is made with some of the powdered delatone and water.. This is applied for about two Real Estate Transfers. ! Gottfried TJmmel t J. V. Vsnner; westerly , Jot S, block 10, Mauory . sdditlon - 10 TRVTHTQ pppp DuverDTUTTAM cl9CO lo eiiena tne zunerai or nis sen. IKXpiShKLB PRESCRIPTION Chief Engineer Dunham of the.KUm- . woo ns oeen in me Dinn wnng :., ' ... j ..!,. .w "wenuei Do vif evsi ache ro th-v u-h ,. hi.,iin.,'irh'. .h.-nn. - vi.iminutes, thenf removed and the. Skin l 1908. burnT Would you like to dispense with ateamer - -. ' ' washed. This simple method not holy l consults tic KeadaeaesT" If "Vo- llrA f-'ee V Flve inIn Blte on thw lowcP Co" w?lptlo"for you. p I lombla. were leased by- the United A wew york physician comes forth olm" "gmeers yesreraay. xne co- fUk Ka a i . aa. 1 . hiimkta.tXn.. Taa1aa " . 1 Y 1UBDS II1USI gU.li"""" xvuvi tWMH uaucmuuil I niffV - Of TV (VlVt tVYfl ubbb niuuuwB are. in manv cases, t cured two rori3X(B and ssinn w k iuiuv. hi hi iiiivijii ux. md ii a w. wavtimviiw HAD LUNG TROUBLE AND EXPECTED TO DIE The maav recoveries brougbt about by Eck man's Alterative are attracting wide at- . .1 ' T .1 .KAn- .V- t. A--A . 38 B St.. Kerssr. W. Ta. "'Gentlemen: I waa taken sick In Novcm rbanishes every trace of hair or fuzz. but leaves the skin firm, smooth and free from blemish. Adv.) r."rwi CUn1 or,lX2t and $U6B. and matism as to TWpect Tall eye trouble w -7'; "fTi? r CWnoolt- Wash, .the be cured bv classes. Manv w-r I ,fth for 1281. Leases were made for a glasses who would not reuuira them I period of one year. lf-vi??y took ProPer oa" of their eyes. I In charge of Captain G. B.- Macdon- mis Btinpi nwno remeay win as luniait fuu aiier a I Is absolutely harml You may use it i .out the slightest , eyes need a bath fans. The eyes are constantly throw-1 oil and 240 drums of 'gasoline. r'JrA. . Alfr-.an,a' nes " draft was 23 feet Inches. -.u7A m t a j , luiiamwi eves I grew steadOv worse. Had two consultations. The verdict Was the fever had affectad bit lnntrs and that mr ease was bopeless; only gave me two months to live. My phvslciaa bad tried mcst all kinds ot treatment and none did me any good, so h asked my husband if be objected to Mm trying a proprietary medicine. I began yonr Alterative. I was In bed from November so, AREDANGEROUS - f siln fnrmftplv mfa. than einVa-- "rtril I . . . ' 7 1 . " "1 l . i luunoi ti i in e as arnmsrn 1st nani-spniis smv rrsw l afraeHnM mrtf nnnnt ninv ins smran ess fn every way Um T' HM'ron. th new Associated Oil quently fatal, because, acid from Its J tains no harmful nor habiformbig drn rf-ff" wif? for San rranrln at mnicrht w UencT to destrov th tnuGou 1 in In of I Co. Writ Eckman LaboWtory, . A i . JHIUI V. IIH I " ' - c- -- - I . . - . - . . . - . . . ft .a WaaVIa- .f AAmrAlAa -a a, i, .A nirht fill hrnno-ht m nnn niiAn. n i tne stomacn ltseir. no one intention- I - - - . i hi are apt to result. We publish this prescription so the readers of this paper may reap benefit. Persons having granulated lids will ap preciate the comfort and rll thl prescription gives. Inflamed, watery rr. I ally swallows hydrochloric acid, but It The steamer Jim Butler brought 210 stomach resulting from the ehemioal action, which so frequently follows tne eating of the daintiest and most tasty 10003 or tne indulgence in any rorm ot alcoholic stimulants, Including beer, wine, liqueurs,-eta This fermentation tons of asphaltum north for the Stand ard Oil company and will take 255.000 feet of lumber from Portland mills and the. balance from Knappton. eyes; of eyes which look duilnd Vlaa-I ... w 1 rrTrV, a"" causes pain, uneasiness and discom sy7 will be greatly lmlroVed after a because of the acid which burns reasonaDle trial or this remarkable I "9at 01 lumotr, vuuea 11 ,-inne a rea-mrtvirun, cn tne rormauon va. ana completes ner cargo tor 1 iu gas wiucn aisicaus tne sxomacn. remedy. 'Do not becoma a victim of n-s-1-vt Cut Out this prescription and go to your ntmrem urug store or to the Owl Drug Co., and get a box of upionav itPiria; aissoive one in a two ounce bottle of pure water and an. ply four times dally. Note how your eyes will clear up and how refreshed they will feel. Headaches due to tired eyes quickly disappear. You will then thank us for calling your attention to this valuable pre scription. In the package you will find a valuable. Instructive booklet. which gives a vast amount of intensely interesting information pertaining to eye disorders. It should be in every home. -Many who are hooelesslv blind rut off eye protection until It was too ai. (Aarj 1S08. until February 25, 1800 and was thonvht dvina- several time. Todar I am healthier and stronger than ever." (Abbrs- StL. i'MES. H. K. BEJLBT. - Eckkman's Altarsative la most ef f leeeions la bronchial catarrh and severe throat and ling vvn- 1 Drna Fhlladalphia. To Grow Hair on A Bald Head N BT'A RPKCTAMST. ' 'Thousands of neoole suffer from baldness and falling hair who, having tried nearly every advertised nair tonic vol. am completes ner cargo lor 1 i bb wiucii, mswnua ino siumscu, 1 " i t.;. wKhni.t rosnlta Vinvn Hankow. China, at mill, in the lower 2-?52'tS river dlstriet. ..ny- ' VrASTh'rSIlJRJ attendant discomfort. Tet .their-case With 400.000 feet of lumber loaded -i""-"' ""L" l""! 1 4- nt honelesa: tha following- slmDle at the Inman-Poulsen millthe steamer J way to the fault of the stomach- itself, ( hom prescription has made hair grow j. iverion, captain ureen, wm move in 1 pnysicians nave aaopted witn marvel- I " J' - r C . Inl -t-.tw ..l.kt V - I Inn. M,,A.AA a ..Va. 1a a . .(lUAISQ IOf RBIUUD K H' J uair W lis l,aniiC( V" ItulBU lumauu I I" --. oin.Li.ao v, . - i,vu w auAlUfij I - ; , i AAi- Kl. frTtm 1 1 Nlnety-one bundles . of baskets In jne acia ana stopping tne fermentation Y't?"t ' At-w, a- t h- nr7,e bond were parr of : the cargo of the PJ "5?"? STSS0 Lor "5S K Trl 'xlmiiR water : immediately- eifter v eating or whenever discomfort is felt. The Im mediate relief following the use of blsuratedmasmesia is striking-, proof of the contention of medical men that failure to dieest food properly is al steamer 1 Stanley Dollar, Captain I Thwing, which reached Albers dock last night a - Two r rain ships were reported char tered for. Portland loading yesterday j afternoon. The Norwegian ship- Cam brian Princess -is to come from Port I and can be put up by any druggist Rav Rum. 6 ounces: Lavona de Com nose. 8 ounces: Menthol Crystals.' V4 drachm.-- If you wish it perfumed, add 1 drachm or your ravonte perrume. This preparation is nigniy recommena Nolloch to a firm unknown here . at j tne- f-ult t the stemach most invariably due to the acid con- t ed by physicians end specialists and is tiuteiy narmiess, as n coouuns i i n r rt -fnnd rori t pn t n nrl 4n wav I ffihso or vital 1 none or tne poisonous wvoa aioonoi so (Adr.J , frequently louna in. nair -tonics- iaov.j 1,500 10 700 10 1 fioo 2,900 800 10 10 2,338 600 SB ExeootiTe. Farias and Boyless, Americans, held at Pie4 Nlegras, for the murder of two Mexican soldiers, were found In nocent and released from custody. William Byrd. another American held by Mexican' federal authorities in Mex ico City, was also released. It is unoer- tnrwi tvhinarton. and Is now at Vera. Crux. Mexican federals have evacuated Iguala, after resisting a siege by the TlanAtlHtaM for several days. General Villa, rebel commander, de clared that no i newspaper correspond ents had been taken by bis forces, as rpntlv renorted. Eleven Mexican students at the Uni veraltv of Notre Dame. Ind- were dipped by -Americans, It is reported by Algara, charge of affairs of the Mex ican embassy ! at Washington. , The m.tt-r win ha investigated before any r.nnrt of th affair is made to the Mexican arovernment. Governor Colaultt of Texas reports that there are 25,300 to 30,000 Mexicans on o near the border, and to protect Americans he advises that the towns of Matamoras, New Liareda and C P. ninz h taken bv Americans, for pro tection, if acts of war are commence, Paciffc Coast.. The question of- licensing saloons will be voted 6n fn Nea Perce county May 37, the i county commissioners having decided that the petition of the wsts was legal. The Petition nas wv names, and It-had neen cnargea m.. 600 of them were invalid. Equalization of taxes Is the plea of a, committee of the Chamber of Com nierce of Pasco. Wash., named to put the matter berore tne county com missioners. The public assessor is planning to raise the valuations . of the public service corporation proper ty in the county. Cadets of the University of Idaho returned from their encampment st Hayden lake, i Commandant Fooks is highly pleased with the showing made by the boys during the outing. The extension division of the uni versity of Washington will hold dis cussions on taxation May ?7, 28 and 29. Professor J. H. Bullock, profes sor of political economy of Harvard college, will be the chief speaker. Governor-Lister will preside. Students In the school of journalism at the University of Washington got out the Tacoma News ror one issue. The "cubs' covered every beat, assign ments being given out by the student city editor. At the University of Washington the Alpha Beta Kappa will be installed by Edwin A. Birge. "dean of the college of letters and sciences of the University of Wisconsin,, April 29. Benjamin Ide ' Oregon. The tri-county convention and ban Quet Of the Commercial club will be held at Medford. April 28, to discuss promotion of the resources of south ern Oregon. Citizens of Newberg will turn out I Friday Instead of Saturday to observe Good Roads Day. The Improvement ef tne road from the new bridge over the Willamette np to the town will be un dertaken by the volunteers. A horse, ridden by Roland Belshaw, became frightened at an auto, reared np and its fore feet landed in the back of the ear Which was driven by Chester Shields. Belshaw was thrown and the horse, in freeing Itself, damaged the auto. Breakwater; f mm Cot Bay.. ADv! Afonae, from s. r. and way fr Rose City from San Psdr snd. wsy . .Apr. 27 Alliance, from Enreka and Coos Bay. April Yncaatan. from San liego and .A I"-'' 2" t. B. Stetson, from Alaska... ..April 80 c tear, from gan Padro sad way. ....... May; 3 Hnanokaw frooeii iMero aae wsy. ...mar - Sudiaark. from Europe and orient... .. .May 1U . ' So to Dasert. Maltaomah, for San Dtego ....April 21 Bser. tor Baa peero ana way. .....apru za Roanoke, (or San Dleeo and wsy.. April Breakwater, for Coca , Bay. ........ .April 22 Qulnanlt, for Alaska April 23 Bar. Ramon, for Ban Frsnclsr...,.. April 2-1 Beaver, for San Pedro and way.. ....Apru ui BMaeyshins tor orient ana Karoo.. apm i Areiine. for Coos Bay and Saa Fran. April SS Geo. W. Klder. for Saa Pedro a- way. April 2 Thomas L. Wsad, for Alaaks.. .April 20 ADIance, for Coos Bay and Kureka. .April so Rose City, tor San Pedro na war.... May s Y arm tan. far flan Disco sod war. ....May 3 I. B. Stetson, for Alaska .afar S Foreign. War vessels may use the Panama canal soon In case of urgent necessity, says Colonel Goethala. The work could be speeded up in order to obtain a 43 toot channel. ' -'t Italian railroad men temporarily abandoned their' proposed general strike at Rome, deeming the time not quite ripe. . The rate of exchange became a frac tion firmer at Mexico City. A peso to day is worth 29 H cents gold against 27 cents, gold last week-.. ilARLNK INTEtXlGELNCB One ts Arrive. Beaver, from Ban Pedro sad way. .April SI Wasp, from Ban Francisco ....April 27 Johan Pouisen, from San Francisco. .April 22 Rodneyshlrs. from Europe snd orient.. April 23 0, w. Btdae, from Saa Francisco. .April 23 Thos. L.Wand. from Alaska .April S3 A'Uowataaa, for Saa Prsactsee April 83 W. a. Porter, from Moatersy.. April 80 Atlss, for Uceterer April 2S gaoahooa, for gaa Pedro .April 24 All EASY WAY TO GET FAT ID BE STRONG The-trouble with most thin folks who wish to gain weight la that they insist on dragging thair stomach or staffing It with graaay foods, rubbing oa oselesa "flesh ere tic a." or follow, tag some- foolish physical cottars stent, while the reel cans of thinness goes untouched. Xoe cannot get tetanntll your digestive, traet aa imilatos th food yoe sat. . Thanks to a remarkable new scientific dls corary, it is sow possible to combine into sim ple form the very element needed by the di gestive organs to help them convert food Into rich, fat iadea blood. Thta master-stroke of modern chemistry is called Sargol, and baa been termed the greatest ef flesh-builders. Sargol alms, through Its rsgenarstlvo, recon structive powers, to coax the stomach and In testines to literally soak np the fattening le mests of your food and pass them Into the blood, where thsy are carried to every starved, broken-down cell snd ttusue ot your bodr- Too caa readily picture the result wbea this amas Ing trsDsformatton has taken place and ynu notice. how your checks fill out, hollows about row neck, shoulders and hnn disappear, and' von tska on from 10 ta an ponnds of solid, l.talthjr flesh. Hargol is atxwlutely harmless, . Inexpensive, efficient. 'Woodard, Clark Co. and other leading druggists of Portland and vicinity have It. and will refund jw money If vos are not satisfied, aa per lbs fuarantso found on every package. Caotioni Wblla Sargol has glvea oxeellenf results la overcoming nervosa dyspepsia and ssdstbI stomach troubles. It should not ba taksa by laoa who de not wish to gala Us pounds or mora. The Home Beauty Parlor aa u.. r - U. F. Green and wife to Eva L. Faa- nina. lot 0. block 11 R-kelv .'. Dell Green and wife to Eva L. ranning. lot lO, block 22, Berkeley WeUesley Land Co. to C. at KamsdelU Aflm., lots 18, 19, block 13, Mont- clair , S. Wright and wife to Bharmaa P. Rolph, easterly 12V feet, lot 18. wssterty 25 feet lot 12, 87 f est V inc. block 46, South St. Johns addi- tion . S, -Wright and wife to Myra P. Rolph, lot 15, block S, Severance ad dition to St. Johns H.a. Beckwlth and wit to Arch J. TourpeUotte. lota 15, IS, block 1. M&nitou Title a Trust Co. to Wellealey Land Co., loU 8, 4, block 11, Argyio park, also lot 5, 6, 7, 8, block 14, lots 15. 1. 17. block 21. hfoctelalr H. M. Aggens at si to Frank H. Dan- man, lot 6, block 6, City View Park addition Boso City Pafk association to Elisa beth K. Moore, lot 12, block 18. Rose Citv Park L. V. Field to G. W. Priest, lots 27. 23. 29. block 4. Ralstoa's addition. T. M. Wordi sheriff, to Mary D. Stewart, 1-3 undivided Interest : Iota 44 to 48, block 0, first Electric addition John Scales and wife to Thomas Scalea at al, undivided hi Jkit IS, block 1. Barton additioa..... Edward Doak Jasper to Fred J. Holmes. loU 25, 20, block 8, Lee Bow Park Laurelhurst Co. to George Armstrong, lot 10. block 10. Lsurelhnrst Borne Installment Co. to W. A How ard, north BO feet, lot 16, eontn lO feat lot 14. block 8. lis ran wood. . Patrick Lynch and wife to John P. Lynch, et al. 180x242 feat, begin ning oa Sec line 4S5 feet east of southwest earner section v, town ship lsoBti. range 8 east.... Bichard -- Tegart and wife to Fred Wolpert, lota 107, 108, Peaks Bros. Horn acres Barah B. Miller to E. E. Mlllsr, wast 50 tset, lota, 14, 15, block 24, Al blna , C. A. TUig to John M. fttelner ot al. lot IS. block 21. Woodlaira. Mrs. Mary J. C. Crocker to Walter Winter Wray and wife, lot 13, bteck 1. Msrsrs" addition ...y. ........... C. P. Wells to Nils Legem, lot , block S, Railway addlUoa Charles Klrchner et al to H. J. Holds- worth, lots 22, 23, block 3, Klrcanno addition 850 1TB 200 629 20 10 10 10 100 174 . 450 1.250 10 800 10 10 US 10 DON'T QUIT MEAT Don't stop 'eating meat for fear -of kidney trouble. The sturdy Dutch are the heartiest livers in the worio. xney keep In good shape by using GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil- Capsules. This is a time-honored National Remedy of Holland for warding off the danger of meat eating,! gout, rheumatism, urio acid poisoning, Incipient Bright's dis ease and all liver, kianey ana oisoaer complaints. For over ; 200 years tne genuine GOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil waa put up in vials with the ancient skin top. Modern science Incloses It In Capsules, which makes it convenient to carry and pleasant to take. It soothes the Irri tated membranes, strengtnens weak ened organs and gives Impulse to all the functions. It is harmless ana its effect Is wonderful. Genuine GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules repre sent one of the most valuable reme dies In history. If yon want a good, healthy stomach, kidneys and liver, ask your druggist for genuine import ed GOLD MEDAL Haarlem uii cap sules, and take three eapsules daily. Price per package,' 25c, 60c and 11.00, Money back ,if they do not neip you. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on the box. (Aav.) Building Permits. J. L. FaHey. erect ' chicken feae. Merle. southeast corner Agate; .builder same: 1200 Pacific Bride Co.. renalr two storv rein forced concrete warehouse, E. Salmon, between Water ana wuiamett river: ouiioer same S30O. . , , .t--v - . W. C Justice, repair two story frame dwell tag, Eaat Sixth, between Ellsworth ; and Tl aara: Duiiaer same; iuu, ... . Fred Frits, re pa ir two story frame banding, Beoond, betwoen Coach- and 'Burnalde; bailder. at. seanamant v n R. Williams, repair tram hnlldlsg, Foorth oetween vouca aaa mm-, tnuocr, u S2S. -- H. E. Levees, erect lWstory frame d wan ing, Farragnt, between w abash and - Wash- born: builder, same; sibeo. Lillian English, repair 14 story tram dwolllng, Humboldt bebsroaa Iejivr aad Gay iMillder. same: tUtO. -s Reed institute, reoalr three aad foor atarv brick ordinary building. First, between Ankeny and Burnside; ' builder. V. A. Brown; $500. Oregon Home Builder, erect on story frame dwelling. East 8lxty-igstb, between Bhaver ana jraunig; oiujaer, same; ibuu. Mrs. A. T. B.: Tou are not sham poolng often enough and may not use the best shampoo. Try my favorite, whloh Is canthrox Just dissolve a teaspoonful in a cup of hot water and rub briskly as you pour it on the hair and scalp. This makes an abundance of rich, cleansing lather that is very soothing to tender, itchy soelps. Rins ing leaves th scalp Immaculately clean, and each strand of hair will be soft, shimmery and full of health. Canthrox shampoos are splendid for correcting unnatural conditions, such as excessive oilmess, dryness or pro fuse dandruff. I like its drying qual ities, too. Mrs. G.: The symptoms you de scribe, pains and aches in the limbs and small of back, loss of appetite, lack of strength and ambition are dan ger signals warnings your blood Is laden with poisons which will cause serious sickness If not eliminated from The svstem. The Warden tonic of grandmother's day Is excellent to use and can be prepared at home at .little cost by dissolving V4 cupful sugar and 1 ounce kardene (which yon can get at your drug store), in Mr pint alcohol (not whiskey), to which is then -added hot water to make a full quart. A tablesDOonful before meals Is the dose The timely use of this tonic frequently saves serious uis. Maria: Tes. you can cure your weak. watery eyes with a soothing, healing, strengthening eye tonic which cab be made at little cost by dissolving an ounce of crystos in 1 plat clear water, If you will put 2 Or 8 drops In each eye dally, it win relieve the lnriam matlon and soreness and reduce swell ing. This crystos tonic Is especially fine to make the eyes sparkle and give them expression. Society Girl: Here Is that weight reducing treatment which she told yon would work witnout aanger or in con venlence: Put 4 ounces pfcrnotis (which you can obtain at any drua store), in m pints hot water.. Strain . when cold, taka I tabloapoonful before meals. Keep up treatment until weight Is sufficiently reduced. Par notis is gentle in action and positive in results ana leaves tne riesh and skin firm and smooth. Girl!: It Is easv to make an Inex pensive hair tonic at home by mixing 1 ounce quinsoin with H pint alcohol. men adding pint water. The scalp should be massaged once or twice a week with this quinsoin tonic. Its regular use will quickly banish the dry., acalv condition and correct ex- cesaiv oliineis, and when this Is done tne natural color and silky softness returns and th hair will grow in long and thick and have a beautiful sheen. . Marge: Friends tell me I have ev ery reason to be proud of ray com-' plexlon, which Is the result of dis carding powder and using spurmax lo tion. This is inexpensive and easily made at home I just dissolve 4 oca. spurmax in H pint witcfh hacel or hot water, then add 2 teaspoonfuls glycer ine, and It is ready. I apply this lotion sparingly and rub lightly for a mo ment until it dries and seams to be coma a part of the skin, to which it fives a velvety smoothness and ra ined color that Is delightful. 0. ,T.: The wrinkles of "which you speak -will soon vanish if yu apply al moxoin cream-Jelly and massage th long way of the creases. This aimpla treatment tends to vivify the dormant tissues, causing the creases er lines to fill out. To prepare the eream-Jelly. put 1 ounce almosoin (which you can f et at your drug store) In H pint wa- . er and add 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. Let remain overnight before uingr As a skin cleanser and beautifler this greaseless cream-jelly Is not equaled. Betty Dean's Beauty Book, $6. Adv. BACKACHE IS A DANGER SIGNAL Kidney Troubles. Bladder Disorder. Koeumatum and Serious , Diseases Follow. There are other symptoms, such as rains In the region of the kidneys. nervousness, dlszlness, tired and worn-out feeling, weak bladder, pain ful, scaldy, or urinary troubles, which are just as dangerous, zor in sugnt est kidney derangement if neglected may develop Into the deadly Bright's Disease, Dropsy er maoetes. It Is not only dangerous, but need less, for you to suffer, and endure the tortures of these troubles, for the new discovery. Croxone, quickly and surely ends all such misery. There is no more effective remedy known for the cure of kidney, blad der trouble, and rheumatism, than this new scientific preparation,' be cause It removes ths cause. It soaks right into the kidneys, through the walls and linings, cleans out the clogged-up pores, neutralises and dis solves - the poisonous uric acid and waste matter, that lodges in the Joints and muscles and cause those terrible rheumatic pains, and makes the kid neys filter the poison from the blood and drives it out or. tne system. tai Horvo and Blood Tonie .LSI. Ik. 2- MAS CURED .I.S.T.;CJ0.:2 Rheumatism, Inflammation of the Bladder or Enlarged Prostrate Glands. Dlood Poison, . Diabetes. Stricture. Cancer -: It is no stimulant. - Reports from patients prove that its effects are permanent and lasting. la additioa to the above M.I.S.T. No. 2 has eared many eases of diseases pronounced by Physicians snd soecialists to be Paralvsis. Locomotor Three doses of Croxone a day. for s Ataxia. -' bDinal trouble and SDDarently incurable diseases of the nerves. a few days is often aii thar is ever, M.I.S.T. Na. 2 has been on tie market for over 85 years and thousands of .vtrcLe KeeabTe urtnardi.or- rafferrl written us they hsve been cured by its use. It is prescribed by dlrTanJ yocan Ske nt? th.'nt I sny phv.l dsns. . ItispteasMtto most confidence that nothing on earth vr mmmwiss u svhumvi uw u l. jruu bib iuuciuik mm auy vurvais win so quickly overcome the worst , Disease you are urged to write to us no matter how many doctors or case ox aioney, Diaaasr trouDie, or i mcui cities yoa save mea Wiioon re lie I. rheumatism.; r. " yti TOu will! find Croxone different from all other remedies. There Is nothing els like It. It ts so prepared that, it is practically Impossible to take It Into the human-system with out results. . Aa original package costs but a- trifle at any first class drug store. All druggists are author-., lsed to personally return the purchase price if Croxone should fail in a sin gle ease. . ; "l (Adv, - ""ll""P. That you may judge the value of M.I.S.T. No. 2 for Ii" Imljf.lilL yourself, we will send you a sample FREE. Write tlJmSwTm No. 2 Ono Dollar per. box, or Six Doxos for flvo Dollars Address: TH E M.I-5.T- CO-. Toledo. Ohio - .- TOM aAXJI XM SOXTXa.iri MT : . Eben Perry, 408 Tovj-ny Bid., 2nd and Taylor Sis.