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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL 8 PORTLAND. OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1915. CHAMBKR OF COMVTatCE J. Artntk innlvutM 4-kw i sassasasaU it- ihw fett Is, arfaI itkVHI 1ST II 111 III l uil Ka - - J- Cei4 tfc eexwlc a4 k M ,ilfd iJfc rafoJ..Mi4 t r..ro4 44 Ml Iwxr kwi4 a. n4tc beton r Js -e'y that b a facMr or .-aft, Md ttaJ bis cesace W w14 b tttt CtfK.it, h fix itu!Kmc( km-tart f t pr tfc asptxl clSffti ar iriaonMM.a Ttt ofeb al mm ikm fro-a A sw BMViVtiw wMJiS, St ku jUik f id fosa-dat aur. ih rrvtc im--hw4 4 thr bneti omini4 by iM (vmr Jof cMiin mm Sad M M4 ) Umr tlx bn of 14 -.c A .tV.twy of tfa im4i wm t be VttbkcU ei tw Ir:sb4 cMrfa a-rr sm4. Tb pvnMvt tb barrS wm m4 on cl lit tondrt.oo W a 6lvti r U t-r MMa Wba b trey 4 iW 4rfirry oh4t tbc bit) f lda.ef. rn few fg-Hcd" a rw on at pan t swt i ;'. In acccp-r.nf M rtwt sao4 b ia4 kiwll a partr to tb citMt b sbt(r a4 raWr-sawi. er mr4 into an or aoaJ to took tJ pLatc M tja r itj-ht of to rofnud las- !. tbt raortr unttj tbc crgr ara-r rd Tb (MK4t, tbTfora, Wum fwa-.l to r tW rsalrao W frets 'ttrrM a-x fhea cbflfpjn rrrnscmair or iixaiir HnttMd, Wl (& Uwfl mm, oorrKt rbargc. ) TW Mratcai o4 a bM oi ft mrran aV m fiit RicftK awriomanoa 6t ta ttmmnm oi hi o'ract To fan r SMt avast of tM White th above decision refer to s raie whertrn file confef acted ai igrnt for the ihipper, the ume apparently, would pply to any consignee receiving food shipped under a ttraifhr b.M of lidirg The feipper havirf no mteret ia the good after delivery to ibe railroad, should not be calied upon to pay freight Charges whtcb carriers fnl To collect from conbignre A case stmilar to that cited above decided in favor at the railroad by the Supreme Court of Massacbusett wm taken to the United States Supreme Court, which Hat just diimissed the cae on th.c ground that it had mo jariadictton over this class of claims CONSUL-CSNERAL AT SHANGHAI IS COMING. A telefrarn has been int the Chamber from E A Brand. Acting Chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Washington. V C. stating that Conwl-General Thomas S amnions, who it in charge of th Government's commercial affairs at Shanghai. China, and who ii now touring the Pacific Northwest, will be in Portland some tune after December 15th This wire was in response to an urgent mutation m( by the Trade and Commerce Bureau to have Consul General Simmon visit Portland while tn the North west In arranging the original itinerary Portland had been overlooked and m view of Mr Saram jns' very great prominence m Oriental commercial development svork bjr the Federal Government, and his long residence m that territory, n was deemed enceedingly important to have h:m make a talk tn Portland and gire local Mssiness men an opportunity to get first band hts ira yrefStons on the commercial situation Further announcement concerning the date and hour l the meeting will be given through The Chamber of Commerce News and m the daily press It is a meet ing that should be attended by every member of the Chamber READJUSTMENT OP PORT DISTRICTS IS PROPOSED. A ne meeting Tnesdav evening of ihe Navigation Committee a nur of most imtwjrunt reasons were gnven as to why the north bank . f the Columbia Rjer shoukt be madf a part of the cuIuxi district r.f the State of O'egon Not orly the petition of ail of the redenti in that territory at fectel wn had. but the Statements of a li-ste number of bujme men were effered. shoeing the very great inconvenient :e and de lays inflicted lipen shipping ondrr the prevent condi ttosi It was the tsc f ( the Navigation Committee that the effort of Collector of Custom. Judge Eutk'. hould be backed uo with the srretcit zeal bv the CHAUBtl Of COMMERCE N st ion Oref on s re brymge ci'' now V frvirtd ii Msrly every Urg oi in Ammca Yu ; ' f.t. l t on rainy railroad dr.r Ar'', stfj-r-' l in, fecetve thr fnju'.fnrn' ! f'r--t H 'lyn. pUcmj? U uni'r tf p Wfiinfld U:uidr-i ll t.- fv r i hpped In n a- . lo'rv'' t.'ifi. Many iimr.-.sf, tTi benfi W J J.' i j , 'i j . ' iimj'lf ! it .i n'l r .,.n-u n r il good. 1 1 iv I 'iu f.,; . . S r bir rnrti i . in j I i - (I lev et- Bal hj' ijatii ir 1 3 iJcni;i. ii r'f.lnl Tbe wor Id in' !iii"'f ffi, rj' ) r' 'tt -world know n,i-irj . ! r N -t t n 1 : ou , I n the ttrrn rv'i t 4 r tr-c a creation 11 t h at JnN- r r . What 1 an 1 e ij. , t . , hr ! ; create tht? drmir.d' f''j iiil r.rc Portlj rrie.n- t did when logantrry ui. - n..l to 1 lnuml ut in hotel in at dtanl ci'v Hf no(if;l j Io jI rr.anfj-,-turer snd now ihe f:otl r-, srof'urj it Another t 'Al ness man tilled Mr 11 m i rci'V i.ily it hi hotel t).ir Ind li a result of hn o-i , jll, (', ,f -. ,;r f illowf l m rsid see .-fnn 1. 11 for u t I'n'. ni notmnij IS SO f lei 1 1 r M .-tit ion it to y u r Kaifm c orr? -pondenU ?nl out 1 1 1 w 1 to your hait r r n friends, a a nujrbfr of mrmlers !ni Ch-niticr hae already don O' r i -.m . h -o ; -J b- ; j the i:rnr lur this, your gift an-i ) cor gift 10 the :hirv --ait Vow that r .iff ursnninif lo rec ijn z- in logan berry )utff a " 1 1 ' er 4 on rrayr ' oi p-ent. ni believing that it i K'"" 1 J t-"' lr r .op into a b:g m -rinstry lor uir bllt, w .1 ).i ir no; be wr!I to l-nlure: It St our tJiiMier mi social aftair at home jrd in !he elub What e i-',.i-r hetr.r- our Ruty. that ti more plea s 1 ni? a n-J 'iiisltinj' A :i i ea. Ii ume i Used, a demaruJ ltmi( i reaterf. and an mtant in'ljitry of Oregon it be'ng str er.gt he tied BUSINESS BAROMETER Thr number of t.jie ca'S November 1. 191 a W.000 compared irli VK) Ortoljfr 1. IvlSand 1 70.000 November ) . 1J14 It 1, es:irr;a(ed lhat te total number of cars without loa-. winch are i t for erKe, d"x not exceed i.'Xni while f-j '.y 10-- j00 loa. are vaitiru for cars eipeciIIy at heavy erin shipping ponti. al though the car shorrairf i quite gereral la October. 19IJ m-.-re than 34 tX0 ireight cirs uerr rdered. bringing 1415 r fieri up 10 87,iX)0 compared With only 81.000 (or all ot l t 1 He figure indicate that more than i5 per cent of thu year'j purchase wcrc made in October. jnH 75 per .ent of ifaai nun:ber porchased in the last five day of October In the firt twenty days of November nvjrc than 23,000 freight Cii, fcjve bn purchasrrj y tiilroaal Rail orders in O. lobrr. rus. to'alled 490,000 ion eomparM with 3o.ixx m Srptemb-r, 1915. and 4 thoaund tons for O icbrr, 114 Rail, ordered 10 ."o. nalKi 20th lor 1!5 amount to 2. 064 thousand tun, compared with 1 i?7 h'-i .a d irni a ear airo ami 1.04T7 thousand rns two ejrs Durinsr the fir.r two week, of Novrnst-:. lyis. 2j0 thousand tons of fail, were ordered a id locomotives Ifon ore hiprr.ents Irnm Ihe Lake Super,o rejion for October. 191".. were 7 14? thousand tons, compared eith 4,242 thousand tons a - ir ago and 6,j24 thousand two years ago and 7 "10 th .rsa'; ! tree years ago. Which was. until now. the rr.orr! 'l-tober Innragf Shipments lor ihe year to Novmrr 2nt h were 4j -000.000 tons compared with 310O0.0O0 ions for Ihe Unit priod last year and 4n.0OO."UU tons f.,r the same part of leu ROSARIAN BAND IS TO ENTERTAIN At i o'clock Mondav nt'.t all merrte-s of the Cham fcr of Commerce. th-Mr farnihes and friends are askd ! be guests ot the Rosarian Band at a concert to be aPTtsl on the eighth floor of the Commercial Club Brief Tales of Late News German Officers Reported as Suicides; Food Scarce, Forage Parties Organized; Iincely Sum for Salvation Army; Prohibition En couraged: Hisj Movable duns for ( oast Defense; Fiftj-Tcjn (,un Lost; New San Franciscan Province t reated. European War. aPotrogTad on account of the n 4renie cold and hardships or' the cam paign. It Is reported that nine officers f the German aimy in the vicinity of aD-trinsk have committed suicide witnin the last 12 days. PetrogTad A rc;ort comes from tha Polish and Serbian landstrunis cap tured from the Aust ro-, lermaa forces along the soutlurii front, that a new alignment of Austro-Germans haa been rmoved, to forage for food and stores from the captured territory. Foreign. Irondon The sum of J7"'0.000 ws bequeathed to th.e Salvation Army by Edward ilossom Owen, a cloth ine. cb&nt. XaOndon Post master-t.eneral Herbert Samuel was re-beted to the house r.f commons over Henry Knight, who op posed recent enactments restricting liquor eales. The vote was Samuel 7312; Knight. Hio. General. . Dnlntll, Mitvii. The cause of his ill ness being a mystery to his physicians. Captain Thomas H. Presesnell. i'nittd States coinniif sioncr, who died yester BREADS MAY COME BREADS MAY GO - BUT Want ..ila.arl jw. f1" ASK FRANZ'S UTTE MEWS. PORTLAND, OKEOON entire Oregon delegation and the congressman from that portion of Washington who has any friendly in terest for the southern section of the state. BOASD OP DIRECTORS PORTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. E. L- Thompson, president Hartman A Thompson. Bankers; treasurer -manager Portland Woolen Mills John T Dougall. representative of the Hammond Lumber Co Frank E Smith, president Frank E. Smith Im Co John B Yeoo. owner Ye on Building; Muhnomab County Roidmaster Guy W Talbot, president Pacific Power ft Light Co Portland Gas ft Coke Co Dean Vincent, real estate. E- D. Ttmma, president Timms. Cress It Co, Inc. paints and baHdinf materials W. F Woodward, secretary-treasurer Clarke-Wood ward Drug Co., wholesale drugs and drug sundries J. C English, president J C English Co, electric fixtures. L A Lewis, president Allen ft Lewis, wholetali grocer H. W Mitchell, manager Mitchell. Lewis or Staver farm implements C B Woodruff, manager W P Fuller ft Co . whols sale paints, oils and glass and building materials C C Colt, president Union Meat Co O M Clark, president Cark-Wtlapn Lumber Co Nathan Strauss, manager Flcischnsw. Mayer & Co. wholesale dry goods A G Labbe. vice-president Willamette Iron ft Steel Company O K Heirttr. proprietor Pacific Iron Works. John TaiL president Troy Laundry w J Hofmann, advertising manager The Oregonian Phil. Metachan. Jr. manager Imperial Hotel Co J C Ainsworth, president U S National Bank J E Cronan, real estate and investments Emery O'mstead. vice-president and general manager Northwestern National Bar.k C C Chapman, publisher. The Oregon Voter Franklin T Gnffith, president Portland Railway Light & Power Co Henry E Reed. Multnosr.ah County Assessor Edjfar B Piper, managing editor The Oregootaa. M H Houser, warehouse and gram. Thomas Kerr, warehouse and gram CITY OF LOS ANGELES CO-OPERATES WITH PORTLAND. About two weeks ago the Chamber of Commerce invited Jesse D Burks, director of the Efficiency De partment of ihe Cify of Los Angeles, to come to Port land to tell us of the value of a Bureau of Public F.'fici-ncy and Economy, operated as a function of the Chamber H;s rep!y wn a pr-npt and cordial ac ceptance, with the assurance of a 1 possisle assistance Mr BurVs ;!! arrive on the Shasta Ltn-.ited net Tuesday afternoon A small dinner r'ty is being arranged in his honor Mr Burks will address the members of the fhamher n the Green Rtotu of the Commercial Club BuiMing Tuesday evening at 8 oo o'clock Subiett "The New Citizenship" message which every man in Portland should hear ORGANIZATION FOR RECLAMATION IS MADE. Secretary J V B-ewer. of the Oregon Development Bureau, of the Chamber of Commerce, was the. official eoresenutive of that body at the convention of it NEWS. PORTLAND. OREGON bui'.J'iiif. and it is e. peeled that I'-r jltendance v.ll las 1 r capa .iy of 1 r-e largest room cl th .t-uc'urr It .,1 be tiie nrst l;me this popiiiar musical o' an ii'.1 m (" Ljs ess men has entertained its trien.'s Ihe C' a-r-her ar,1 ihe eve'H is preparatory 10 a trip to Hono!L'u lie Hovl Rosaria-.s will n ss to tic i.iin.is in f-'hrua-y. ar 1 will be a.cnnipamr 1 by the r d The lien chamber of Comn,c-.e aifi o:he- . . 'ft 1 rjlf.nl r prepa-nig to e.ten.l mi.io'tel t..'.p'ai lv to M;e or s inn i 1 1011 whi.h has done r-u.ll I-. '!e tan ' ot ll't Rose fe.t '.jl In ai"u-r.i- tnn v.hat vol be re'j-ired of Ihe b.n I its n.-rnhc-s l-e be-n r'h'.rstie during the past 'ew months, and arr rray IO re;.r,J o. ' e call The Rosatian Ba: d is .omposed en',re!y of business ani pr 01 e . siona I men ot Portland who gise the-r tune to ire n. u. ical org ir. zanon f . r lie Ijve of ihe game an., ou' d thir oe.i'e to he o: practical service to their city Ti".' sv 'k itt,',.it sa':.ry The bai'J is un ir. 1 lie dire, 11. .;i ol Joel B F-ll iiger. who makes piioK Ins pleasjrr ar.d oesotes met 01 his lime 10 ihe ii'irMjtivrnt r t the Amer.can V ood orklng Ma s nuiery Company The soloist neat Monday night will be Orace A. r.r.nger Tie 01 in'n is Trime Minister of the Rosarians. Iran, C Ris?s. I.rrd Hgh Chancellor. Hank E Smith. Secretary of state: 'I C Horwrnever. Chancel lor oi the Luchci.er. and r rank McCriios. Lord High U'-n.t"or Ihe program lor Monday nights concert will be aa follows 1 Overture The Barber of Seville 2 Stole Atlanri. fa. MornmsT llvnn of Praise ib A Court Kunc'ion in I I.ove Thee I Prince to Anna! id! Destruction ot Atlantis i Songs .al Out of the Mi.t . . (b, Spring's Awakening Rossini Sat-aneck Sanoerso Sandersow (..race A r oinger Intermiss.on of 1 en Minutes. 4 S'lecrion from Upe.a. II Trovarore a. Concert Waltz Invitation to the Dance. Verdi. Weber CONSUL FOR FRANCE INVITES BUSINESS. Portland. Oregon. December 2, 1915 Chamber of Commerce. Portland. Oregon Dear Sir, The City of Lyon. France, acting through its Cham, ber of Commerce, is to institute a Fair For Samples, res-mbhng Ihe fair of I.eiprig which has recently been in, fated by London and Birmingham The I. yon fair w 1 be held eirh vnr from the 1st 10 ihe ljlh of March, dating from ll is planned by this means to develop the French industries, and especially those which will be crea'ed after the war competing with the countries enemies to France This S-mp!e Fur n-t only welcomes toreign buyers, but will also be open to Ihe manufac turers of countries allied with France or neutral coun tries 1 wih to call your at'ention to this fair in the hope that oU mav take it up with anv of our manu facturers who rnsrrit be interes'-d in trying to develop commercial re'iatn.nj with Hance I would be pleased to aid in any way I tan There may he some who intend to open up trade relations with France, and this offers an opportunity for an entering wedge Kindly giyc the matter our earnest voniiGfrarion. and oblige iSgd ) C HFS'RI I. ,BBE. Consular Agent of Franc, Phones Main 2145. A 18S2 day, in the interests of humanity, a;: thorizerd an autopsy to ascertain the nature ot the ailment that caused t.is demise. Waihinirton -The war department is preparing mobile batteries to be mount ed on motor tru ks or cars lor thj proteaMioii of .stretches of ocean coa.sts not protected by stationary arm ament. Hunn of 1.', 14 and Id inches are being considered. The government may also undertake the building of well ballasted roads along coast lines, to facilitate the speedy removal of these guns to any point threatened by an enemy. New Tork Mrs. Whitney Warren, wife of a deteeiivi, is to lie prosecuted and gowns and other articles she brought home from Francs-, but failed to d-lare, will be forfeited to the government. Plnty, Saask. In un effort to save his three a hildrt-n still in his burn ing home, after lie had saved two, O. V. Mitchell was burned to death and the three children perished with him. Ba-ielvllle, aVrk. Iif fended because of certain restrictions placed upon them by President Scott, of the isec cvnd Iiistri.-t Agricultural college stu slents of the institution atterr-pt'ed to fs 19- ak CHAMBER OF COMMERCE states which met at San Francisco December 2 foe the purpose of organising to secure Government aid in irrigation, overflow and swamp land matter. The organisation will be called the "Western States Conference" and the next meeting will be held at Washington. D C. The Governor of each state, or his official repre .entauve. the Secretary of the Interior, one state dele gate appointed by the Governor, one delegate from each irrigation district, one delegate from each state grange, three delegates from earh Chamber of Commerce, state labor council, clearing house, railroad system and representatives of the engineering societies will form the membership. The first convenfon went on record as endorsing the "Jones Bill." which provides that ihe Federal Gov ernment shall guarantee the interest on irrigation dis trict bonds ORGANIZING BUSINESS NATIONALLY. By Jea H Fabey President of the Chaunbsr of Commerce oi the United States. 'Three years ago the Chamber of Commerce pf the V'mted States was organised It had no membershrp and it hadn't a dollar Today it stands as the spokesman of 6&0 commercial organnations representing nearly 300.000 buiine men, firms and corporations throughout the United States In three years it has become a greal const'uctive force in the business life of this Nation It has helped vral commercial legislation at Washington It sug gested important anendments to the Federal Reserve Act. assisted in the readjustment of the Department of Commerce and influenced imporiart modifications that sppear in the finI form of the Trust Bills As the lime of the Fourth Annual Meeting ap proaches the grf at business convention to be held in Washing'on. February i, 9 and 10. the National Cham ber stands committed, through referenda, to the prop osition of the upbuilding of a Merchant Marine, a National Budget, and a permanent non-partisan Tariff Commission Agriculture and labor have long been organised Now the Chamber of Commerre of the United States ss organizing business nationally It has nothing to conceal It is the mouthpiece of no clique or group The New York banker and the San Francisco merchant may he found in its membership Its voire is the voice of American business It speaks for all Let me say to business men eerywhere the National Chamber is yoer organization It is fighting your battle II is doing what you could never hope to do single-handed or through local organization It it contending for fust what you want to see in this whole country business stability, integrity, tamty, under standing And it wants, and needs, and indeed must have the encouragement and io pport of every li e, patriotic business man in tbe United States The Portland Chamber of Commerce should be rep resented at the Focrth Annual Meeting of the Oamber of Commerce of the United by 10 delegates, and it n hoped that a sufficient number of PortUncIers will be tn the Ease at that time tocomplele the delegation Harry, Corbeit. A L Mills, Nathan Sirauss. O H Fithian, Z S-ett. George E. Hardy and Dean Vincen have already been appointed Three more volunieers ill recede credentials if their applications are received immed.atciy CREDIT MEN INVITE CHAMBER. With gome of the leading bankers of the Pacific Coast as their guests and programed for addresses that CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VISITORSsJO MANUFACTURERS' AND LAND PROITJCTS SHOW WHO ARE INTER ESTED IN OREGON. During the progress of the Manufacturer,' and Land Product, Show, the Oregon Development Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce maintained an information bureau which made special efforts to reach visitors from state. East of the Cascade Mountains As that class of visitors could be located their home addresses were secured, and ihey were supplied with particular information concerning the different counties of tha State If a man was interested in 1 irrigation he was taken to one of the exhibits from East of the mountains or frorfl South of the Calapoou Mountains and given com prehensive facts If he was a dairyman he wa, turned over to one of the batter-making counties 01 the West side of the slate So fsr a, the effort of the Chamber of Commerce could be made effective every visitor was supplied with the information suited to his needs The following names and addresses were securrd Louis Smith. 501 Lawn Ave N W . Cleveland. Ohio. Otto Carpenter. Denver. Colo. R H Roedel. New York Citv, 1 W Boucls. Royalton. Minn-. A E Smth. Ada. Ohio. Mr and Mrs Sherman Sanford. Seymour. Conn . A R Carson. Richmond. Kansas. George Dow. Los Ar.geles. Cal . Robert Johnson, Old Town. Maine; F B Ingels. Lexington. Ky . Fred F Ford. 18 Vine St. Harrington, Kansas. R J Pritchard. Columbus. Ohio, A S Looney, New York City. Lellian Snyder. Ho'el Plata, San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Glenn Walker. Pasadena. Cal . C ) Anderson. St Edward, Neb John Nute. Hasbroock Heights, N J ; Mrs J I-. Pettiffrew. Oshkosh. Wis : Carrie E Howard. Newark, N J : H L Wolbera. Cincinnati. Ohio. Mrs Emma -rpeioy. Des Ohio R B mpson Pitts- Heer. Manhattan. .-scD . Mrs r. j ropejoy. ui Moinea. Iowa. W H Stewart Oslo ford. Thresher, Montpelier, Vermont: Aide: Thompson. Pitts- burg. Pa : Margaret Magi!I. Indianapolis. Ind . J A. Hintes. Moro, Pa , C. E Harelson. Kansas City. Mo , C R Richens. Vernal. I'tarl Mrs M E Havman. Consiannne. Mich . L H Rich. Fa-is. Idsho; Colbert Randell, Ogden, Utah. H Leo Ingram. Tooele, I'lah, MeUm P Fikttad. Thornton, Idaho. W C Warn, Vancouver, B C . Dr W W Fitlgerald. Stockton. Cal . Bessie French, Sooth Haven. Mich . Margaret Boggess. St Louis. Mo. Walter Johnson. U Cedar Ave . Belleview. Pa . Mrs M J Terry. Atchison. Kan . H J Campbell. Emporia, Kan., Mrs J Cousin. l Vanderbilt Hill. Proollyn, N Y , G P. Williams, Chestnut St . Philadelphia, Pa A S Bubv. Middle ton. Idaho, Geo D Peacock. Blackfoot. Idaho. Mrs and Mr A J Tiffany. Lewiston. Idaho; Daniel Dsjp'r tius Centralia. Ore . Dr Rena Rrinrr, Monmouth. Ill . F.dwaid tlrich. Bridgeport. M.ch . L. Beally. Winnipeg. Man . I F Cass, Winchester. Or.t . S K Robinson. Berkeley. Cal ; J B Losey. 31 Sotilh Butler St. Lan- ir.g. Mich . joe Jinmett. 1417 Edgecliff Drive. I-o Angeles Cal , Mrs Canting. New York City. Mrs W J CTeland. Jamestown. N D . Anna M Cofferby, 23 Park Ave. New York Citv. Agnes V Gsbbins, Butte Mont A G Harney Vancouver. B C . E F. Rudolph. Seward. Alaska. Mr ,nd Mrs W Buell. M.llonvale. Kan ; Mr and Mrs E E Philbrick. Dan ville. Canada, Mrs J A Ward .Sioux Fills. S D. I N White. Cherrwale. Kan . Mr and Mrs C F. Keeler. Ruhmond Hill. New York City R Karl Vohs. St I nnis. Mo T,, Chapel Wright. Three Lakes Province Quebec Walter C Davis. Indianapolis, Ind, T B Sailor Buell. Mo . H A Dillon. Buell. Mo , Emma Shriver Manchester. Ohio- Kathenne Argo. Cincinnati Ohio Albert Argo. Cincinnati Ohio. R F Arnett. Grind Rapid 4. Wis ; J J Cotton. .urora. Neb T I- Humphres. Sumner. Mo . Fred Griffith. Walnut. Kan . C A Read. Boomer. Mo ; A J Osjden. Coffeyville Kan ; Geotge Mauldin, Waynesboro. Miss . b.-at him with the first, but though engaged in a tc:i-l-ne battle the president .same off "first lies!.'' a fact attested by t;m black, ned eyes of l.u doaen se, dints, who attacked him. Pacific toast. San Francisco A ..''-ton 10 appearing coast defense lifle from Wu'.eivlUt :.!-.,;, nch dis shipped V. two iiciirhs ago to tie- stat armory of S;,n 1 ls xi l.as re ole its n ioo o.t l.s.- slisappeanrrg so effectually that r.o one Can liiid it. Santa Barbara -Th fornla, l.i;.-t'ii;, Was-, zona, ha e la.;, s. t n I lie chui a nd vv ill b, states of Cali - r.K'.on and An - r l lis- t::e ( .itfio - hi riatter k m c, n as ti.e Fn Barbara-. isiau Province of Sarca Sacrr-arueato- Sam Svs earingen, sent from l-'ulsuiii state prison, where -ie was cor. r o;i ... d' aih sentence for ha ir.g ass. li:, ted another convict, to the Fkiah state hospi'.a; -,,r the insane, has petition., the warden ,,f the prison u 'c'.ill a:..: hr.p.rj i.n-,;. He declares he piefe.s .bath to lite in ihe asylum. Los Anffeles K. I., liohetty, a I.ms Ang.ies oil operators, is I ot mu lat . ng plans i or "i - an iZ lt.Oll f a l(l - I'uii.ijiJ'j pe'violcutii an 1 ti-insimriiii,,-, sp compan . I'atific .orthwe8t. Seattle Sen,,. th.- day's reeeiptrt, ans.-ut.ting to al.o ;t $u fr,,, ti,,. oa,, drawer v.hile to, ir guns covered f.e proprietor and . leik, two masked men loaaea ir.e grocery store owned Mis. ,. J.'. liui-Uv at., I es'-.-.o. .1 oy Spokane-- S;n. !..--.:,.- n JS cxciteU todav when u b-arr.ed that the slight earth'. Miiake sho k felt ester, l.t) afternoon, originated wit-it n l'lo miles of the ci.y. This wa report. -j by F;it r . 'i Ailarns of i;(iic,r,i university, afl..r consulting the i;:iivcrsiy seismograp.i. Bremerton Jamejj A. Martin, serv ing two years lor fraudulent enli.st ment on the pnso snip l'hiladelphia. is at large after escaping six sentries,. This Is his second escape. BaJkar tt n mrii ,,r r, i noard of Baker last evening, the oi- ., , . ' . rectors decided to make a tour of in spection of th.- cities of Oregon the first of the year to look over hish school buildings, completed within tb-s last two years, to gain information to aid them in making plans for the con struction of Baker's new 1120.000 building. ChebaJJa Lewis county commission ers will soon call for bids for a steel span bridge ilo feet long, over the Cowlitz river, near the site of tiie present ferry at Cora. CbellaUia Toledo businesa men have made a generous subscription of caash and labor with which to repair Sec ond street This Kiss Worth $10. Los Angeles. Dec. 10. U. P.) A $10 kiss featured opening festivities of the Poinsettla fete at Hollywood. It was given by a. pretty girl and auc tioned off to O. Kehrlela. MEW1. PORT I-A WD. OREGON wtfl be of tremendous interest, the Portland Association of Credit Men have asked the members of the Cham bet of Commerce to attend a bannuet to on eighth floor of the Commercial Club building Wednesday evening at e JO. ... The credit men's organization Includes represents tives of the leading wholesale, banking, manufacturing and jobbing firms of Portland. . , . , Russell Lowry. deputy governor of the .R" serve Bank at San Francisco, with which fl" affiliated, will be among the speakers as w.Il Edwin T Coman. president of the Exchange National Bank of SpBrIkers from all the cities of Group One of the Otcsoii Bankers' Association will be in the cily in attendance at their semi-annual meeting Chamber of Commerce members are invited to reg ister their names wilit J J Sayre, phone Main 174 or A 1JU LOGANBERRY JUICE "OREGON MADE FOR THE WORLD'S TRADE." By O L Ferris Few members of the Chamber of Commerce. I betievs, really comprehend the possibilities of this Oregon in dustry that of late has been making such rapid strides towards popularity Springing from an absolute neces sity for an outlet (or an overproduction of raw material. it already bids tair to not oniy d m .ijh ui m nnchtr but lo to mike Oregon limooi fcy giving 10 the worM mh a "wter wgon drink 11 ii ru look ing tor " While coniderble cnlhumitic Mlk n ten ntara here t home, i! may b aurpriM to many mat l continual!, demomtra'ion in the Oregon building at t'i San FranciMO Exposition hat been the mean, oi preaj ing the merit, of loganberry juice to all part, of the. To Drive Home Thr treat need of Porrltnd lor Non-PintMn D urea a of Public Efficiency and Economy The Chamber of Commerc hat secured the co-operation of Loa Angelea. JESSE D. BURKS Director of the Efficiency Department of that city will ipeak in the Green Room at eight o'clock P. M., Tueaday. Dec. 14, on 'The New Citizenship" Keep this date open GEORGE E. HARDY. Esacuuvt Secretary NEWS. PORTLAND. ORKOOM W W P..1Ueet W.H.a.Sve..e. SI. .a Bertha PatuneL San Francisco. Cal . Mr and Mrs w 1 Niell, Kansaa City. Mo. Arthur W Kahl. Egeland, N D, Jess, Kauble, Egeland, N D . H C Chapin. Crookston, Minn; R Fredlund. Stockholm, Sweden, las A. Nokon. San Francisco, Cal , II. D Smith. Payette, Idaho. M MacPherson. Chicago. 111. Harold .W. Van Lieu, New Brunswick. N J, Warren Murray. Boston, Mass , Chas Smith, Lo, Angela,. Cal . Clair Wheeler, Foil Dodge. Iowa. Mr Cha, T Moll. Milwaukee, W is . Neagle Sealy. Temarn. New Zealand. Mrs Wm. Yates. Denver, Colo , Geo F Sebruner. New Lisbon, W is , Geo Johnson. Trenton. N J , H Grant Graton, Cal ; A J Smith. Cedar Rapids. lows. Mrs A J Smith. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Mrs F M Slock. Pine City. Minn . J W Schroeder. 104 Bioadway. St Paul, Minn , Phillip Hufford, Rossville Ind . F J Wagner, Bradford. Ohio, Geo. Barker, Burlington. Colo . J W Low, Btockton. Mas, , ft B Sampson. Brockton, Mass ; J j Cramer, 1337 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis. Minn; E H Smyth, Albany. N Y . W H Craigmile. Pleas ant Hill. Ill . C. W Thomas. Pleasant Hill. Ill , S P. Hedges.. M D, Chicago. Ill . Chester Gustin. Seward. Alaska Mrs N 1 Marlin. Jefferson. Iowa. Vivian. Laudlaw Maynard, Minn . Mrs W T Fisb. Msynard. Minn ; E A. Kresl. Wilber. Neb . Sophia Fritien. Nienah. Wis , N Sanders, New York City. B F John son Washington, D C. Mr, D B Mclrwin. Manl tou Colo ; Mrs H H Woods. Los Angeles. Cal ; I. K Arman, TopeVa. Kan ; Mrs F P Rude. Topeka. Kan ; A A Loomts, Lansing. Mich . D A Smith, Lewiston. Idaho. E R Whiiney. Grand Ledge. Mich; Chas W Foster. Fresno. Cal . Harriet Ameni. San Jose Cal A. C Hinds. De Kalb. Ill . Ed Quaid. Colgate, Wis . Richard Fdgcomb. Utica. Ill ; Mr and Mrs A K McLaughlin, nope, .-v u , ' r son. Galveston. Texas. Mrs fc. 1 Osier. lnicago. 111 , lane O Ster. Chicago, 111 . H E Barrick. Stone L. Iowa. John Corrnell. Stone Lake. Iowa. Wm f Slone Lake. Iowa. Wm Gatel. Stone Lake. Io E Barrick. Stone Lake. Pike. low,; r s n,rm.n snnnt Grove. Minn ; Wm Gallagher, 3011 N Troy St. Chicago. III. Clifford F-merson. New York City. Miv Zai McCullow. Sanborn. Iowa, O A Holmes, Jacksonville, lil . Charles Whiteman. Jacksonville. Ill ; Laurence W Suell. 24 Ferris Ave Detroit. Mich , Thoa L Oien. 3317 W Wnghlwood Ave Chicago. Ill ; Lula Kettener. Odebolt. Iowa, Frank Anderson. R R. 1. Box 4. Galesburg III Dr. Cee, H Wellman. New York. Mrs Geo H W ellman. New York. Isabel Brady. Stnbenville, Ohio. L. H- I Andrews. San Jose. Cal . Mrs. I C Neilson. Edinburgh, Scotland, Herbert Brandon. New York City: Mra. Walter Duncan. San Francisco, Cil ; Jessie L Starki, Savannah, Georgia. J. Elrolich. San FrnciKo, Calf E A Fleck Eden. Idaho; Mr and Mrs Chas ( Post Lima. Ohio: Mr, Linnett WolfgTam. Honolulu: Post. bun. Ohio: Mr, Linnett Wolfgram. Hono lulu. Richard L Baughman. Grand Forks N D; Geo M Stevens. L' Roy. N Y . Geo W Tune- 1 ,on. Scottsv,lle. N Y . Mrs I N West. Ml Ver non. Iowa, F A Robinson South Haven Mich 1: Mrs Martha Stewart, rsneioyvn.e. m, a-"-Newstrand Duluth. Minn ; Ruby M Newstrand. Duluth. Mmn . C A Missing. 173 N Kedaie. Chicago. Ill A C Brumbaugh. Kansas City. Mo . I C Knowles. Wakefield. R I , R B McPherson. Slurgss. S D . J H Marshall. Grand Ledge. Mich . Waiter L. G-eevy 1231 Twelfth Ave N . Altoona. Pa . r D McConnell. Milwaukee.',,. Mrs E. A Crowle. Mel bourne. Australia. H-rald Mar, hall, San Diego. Ca , M E Cotton San Diego, Cal Mr and Mr, R 1. Hams. Davton. Ohio. Jean Mane Byer, Detroit. Xfich . W M Talnter, Colorado Springs. Colo . W D Teidor, Colorado Springs, Colo The Prirtland Chamber Of I ornmfrre doel not wfUtrct or disburse funds for chanties. Army-Navy Orders un rranciacv. 1c U. -(!'. N. S.j Army urde Aisslgnment." Lieutenant Hrsrare N. Muriro t lth eavnlry; Lleiitenant Aldea M. ( Ir.-ihn m, tn llth cavalry: Captain KrHnk II Adnnm t" -2.1 infantry; i.leiiiei.at t Jeie (iaat.-n to 17th itifinlrv. I.i.-utei:aiil Ko'iert S. l.vtle. from Pnh I.. ."Jd hifanlrv; t aptaln Mllosh It. 1111 ! i e'l. 'niarteriiiaMer crtis, t. Port laasvt.in : liifautrv. reilr.-d ' t'lOitain lUnrnan P. Smith slih rank of major ; Lieutenant l;otprt L. illnis. sth caTalrv. to general re.-rultliig ftli'l I tn Jefferson barrack", rell.-v lug Lieutenant Tal !!.;' S"'1,'"' "'''W V't'U,V1 wuT ,? ,-Mm,' ,,.,,,.,, ,',,, n.r ..utry, , d,.a-hed llt ; l.leaten- lanr hdward 11. Ptetrcc. infantry, removed , therefrom : MaJ.-r K.ltner u . (lark, .limrtei ii hsi'-r i-itps, 1.. l'hi:ipi'U,f a : ' uptaiii jainea ; M. llurr-'sugliK, 2d cavalry, detailed Io .piarter 1 nmsrer .-n-p. relieving tiiptalti Archie Miller. vshi. K Hsslgned to 2d .- v:iln ; leave of Lleu ;t"i.snt 111. hard I'. La t.arde. Hth Infantry, .-v-! tided four meats."; Lieutenant ('l.i:el Iiik L. IssmI. Juilge advocati-, relieved from office "f Judge adv.,. ate general ! . asteni depart- ; nienl Judge advocate of that ilepa r t men f : M.-iJor HoletTt VV. Mearns. 12lh Infantry, de- I tailed t'l I I'ive.-.Oly ,,f ll,.j.; t 'i ! H ill Itol.- j er; c. Mi-l-ual.. ine'licul nr.. rr.levesl fr.'in Ilaualian depart meat : Klrnt Lleiitenait Cliarles : M. f t'oiincrr Jr.. rn.siiciil c rpn. iiml.iilance .-means- ... I. Port D. A. Kuaaell, to 11a- I v a iIh n .leiiart nient i 1 ranges in .;u. rtermaater cor,: nptain Ai- I ,r"! A 1 " c a 1 v. ton . to lin-'s iitsuio. lexa; j Ili.rhiigen. Trias; Major Percy VVUlls, Oai I vi Moil, to llarllngea. Ten. i Navy Order. I Captain h". 1', ( npehurt placed on the re tiled list; Lieutenant J. K. Harry to the AMMlic M.-sli"ii; Knslgn VV L. , lieadlp to tlie i Nevs IIani,sliire; I'.-ik-.-, AasiiistaDt Surge., n J . , J. A. Mi'Miilhn. recruilitg HiUi'iii ni H iffal". te the Asi.lllc Sit.llil'll, l'HSe,l A S 4 1 s a tl I S'lT g- .n. N T". M'laar,. the W;. oijat.L-. t-- li lt ' 1, as.-. Passed A.-sNtant Surgeon J. It p.,1 I l.-i'l. lh M nine-.. la . u. the y . an i n ir ; I'ai.sri ' A-.istant Si:r-":. i . J. 1 loleiua n . imval una plriil. at li- A'iiiia-. to the .Molilalia. As siPi'it Surgt-oii II -vs : rd I'rhst lo 1ft Dels ; s c re : acting A-al-ran; li.-tital Stirgiin J. I,. ! Ili.lleck. the Ml rv land, t., ; lie Sasa Ilieg". act I tic A--.is.tn lit I'eiital Su:g.s,ii .1 I. ltinvsii, I l aval station at "oiiilll. to -.suit orders; Surgi-uu ' I ss is Mut-r'a. fleet aurge.,,. Asiatic fleet, t.; vsait err..-i . Chailaiii i 1. Kl-iliing. the Sairatcgii. lo trei-tniei.t at naval hieapitul. VliLu- , ( Latiaas . j Marine Order? ; I I Captain F. A. Barker, thr. ('onne.-Meiit. to I barracka at 1'uget tsasu ud ; jiptaln A. I:. ) enM. liftrracKi. in i-ioiauenuoa. i :ne son- I nis-llnil , Klrit Lieutenant J . (J. Adams, first Iirigad". ii.-iin. "' ireaimeni at me naval hiwidtul. l'tillndelplila. Pullman Team Wins Debate at Moscow Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 11. The an nual dual debate between the, Univer sity of Idaho and VVashin-.-ton State college, vvas held last night. The negative team from Pullman won the decision over the Idaho team at Mos cow. The question was the federal control of marriage and divorce. The winning team were Henry Hartman, Paul Browder and Lambert Hoover. Omar Spencer of Portland was the Judge. Siamese natives obtain petroleum from the earthJby digging pits about 60 feet deep (Al dipping it out with pailaV i OLSON LINE TO GOME TO , SAYS Service Ports From Scandinavian!! 1 V- to This City Starts i Soon After New" Year's, MOTOR SHIPS EMPLOYED Chamber of Commerce to Start Solicit ing Freight to Aid Hew JAnt Heavy Shipments Expected. assurance or ;i l'.urot.ean Main8lnp line by the or'enine of the sprlnu s-.t-f.on was Kiven I'ortl.tnd by l-"i eil 1 fon, heid of the tiiiT ( lson line tf Nr,r wrlan steamers und motorshliis to day. A letter was received by V I). B Dodson, secretary of the Trade and j Commerce bureau of the Chamber oi" Commerce, aniiounclnvr that the firmi inotorshlps would reach I'ortlaud I .shortly after January 1. I The smaller Olson vessels have been omlntr to San Francisco for the j"ia:-t i few months and securing all the 1 arc.) 1 they needed rieht there Tin l.irc.- craft, many of them new motors'! ii . will commence as soon after the first of the year as possible, the letter stated, and Portland will be mad.: ai port of call. I This first realization of tlie flight of the Chamivr of Commerce for re newed steamship connections with Ku rope, was a source of preat delignt to the chamber. Not bince the Hamburg-American and Royal Mail lines discontinued service after the opening of the war has this port been euuippe l to handle regular shipments of goods to and from Europe To encourape this and other lines which the chamber expec ts to foino litre, everv effort is to be made by t!u ciianither to se.cure frelKht for the !, v.. ,P.,j- ,.,,.. r ,.. '"'V . . . . " itisieiu vsui' ii itiisy nieiiii lien ,i in merits and eery effort made to as- s'St. No agent has been appointed lure as yet though It Is believed that on- 1 lias been selected. Fritz Olson, son of the head of the line, was In Portlan I uurilig the summer searching out trade; conditions and is thought to have made a tentative proposal to a Portland f.rm. WOODLAND HAS IJKKX TJIADKD Steamer Given for 360-Acre Ranch at Trout Lake. Transfer of the well known river steamer Woodland from ("art. Kxon, for the past three years her owner, to C. W. Nlrholson, in exchange for a fine ra.ich near Truut lake, Oregon, A. J. Farmer handled the deal. Capt. Kxon will retire from service on the riser and become a disciple of the "back to the farm" movement, while Nicholson plans on operating the steamer, probably on the Kewls river route on which she is so popular. The Woodland is a handy little pas senger and freight steamer burning oil and capable of handling about 50 tonn of freight. She was rebuilt three years ago and given a thorough overhauling last summer. NEWS OF THE PORT Aj-rivaU December 11. lotvan. American fieanier. Captain Pow, freight from lsoe-toti and New York, Aajerl.au lUvsallaQ Steamship ('". I Depavrturei December 11. Northern Pacific. American ateamer. faptaln Hunter, paimniiger-i and frei.til from San j Pi anclsco. (i. N. P. SS. '- s- s s.'((i..,,. .... ri , 11 -teiiiTier ("aetain M. I.eflan. naseneera al.J fr lerht f'sr Hay. haircka acrid San i raucljio North Pacific itnja California, Norwegian -farner, 1 aplaln rtiiKind, wheat, fl.nir and lumber via San Praiiciss ta Wt (s.iisi. ( . Henri Smith. '1 11 malpal. America. n steniner, ( n p t a I n An d. re.. a. 1. a sj.e Haters mid luml?r fur S.111 1 "Tati- ! ci-o, I'ant J lCu.st.ell. Marine Almanac. WoaUier at Baver'a Mouth. N.srth Head. llw. 1 1.-I cjinbi e-n (it Hi DKtith ..f llee riser at s a. m.. rough; vsihii. &..uthvser. Si miles, ssenther .1.. 11.lv. Sun ajid Tide December 12. 8un risen 7:t n. in. Sim wis 1 -M P- in. Tides et Aatoira, nigh water. l.w- 'safer 5:4.'t 0. m... 7 7 fes-t. 11.-0 a. u... -.7 f.s-t. ',.. t'.'i ... '.i. t- v i,, a-, a u. ,,f. ! ti-' t the cistern h-...,.. , .Ircj.T.-'l at ,-x- ! co"11 '"" Daily liiver . Keadinns. Ivs lst.sn . . (I 0.(K I t niatilla j Kutfene i A i bit ny . . . . I Salem i Oregon City 1 Portlnnd . . o o 2(1 o.:. ii 41 O. H l, Ofi 1 ,2 '1.1,2 o..; ii ,v, l ... o :..'! lo 2o 2" 12 1 1 s 1 1" ( II. 1 H ." ( - ) l alhng. Isiver Forec-iLst. The VNillametle river at Portland "111 re uatln nearly atationary Sunday and Monday. Steamers Due to Arrive. PORTLAND COMPANY MANAGER STATIONS - I -m i s4 r: Br " twx I C ' I 3J i I I'AbSILSUliKS AM' KitUlijr I Name. From J Date ! Lounok S. D. and wa i . . . . Iee. 12 ! Ill aver. . 1". A L. A.'. ...Dec. 1:1 Nirthern Pacific... Si, Ik-.. 1 Kose Citv I.. A. A S. K Dec. 18 i U.i.rg, W. Elder... S I. and svav ..!.-.. la I 1. A. Klll.urn S. P.. . . II. i K..Iee. 20 ' Uei.r s. K. .V L A U.- . 2.; l.i e-k water 6. K., C. ii. 4 E..Iudcf. I Steamers Hue to Depart. I'ASSK.V. F A. Kllburh. Bur Koanoke N.-rtbern Paclflu I a n ver Wi-pam.-i 1-lauistli Yoseinlte KRS AMi KI'.lil'JHT c. B.. K. st K. S..IW. H S. Y. L- A Dec. 1. S. I. and way . . . . I'ee. 15 S. K tH-c. la L. A. S. K Dec. 17 S. I) I lee. IS Mi v ii an & wa y . . . I .'.-. IS V I' I lee. 21 S. I' I See. 22 S. II. I.e.-. 22 L. A. ,t S. K Dec. S. I. and way... Dee 22 (clllo .Niultuouiah roue city I ,eorge N . l.lder tsi eaksvaier C. B.. E. & 8 F. . ludef gteauieri. lea., ins; Pert laud for San Franciacu Duly connect sstL Ihe ateaniers j ale ud liar vtrd. leaving San Francisco Monday, Wrdiiea day. Friday ou 8aturdaj fur Laae ADajeeS-a, aual ban Dii,u. Vessels iu Name Itrja California, Nor. ssa... Dear, Am. sa 1 orntl Bart. Fr. bn Daisy laattuiin. Am. ai.... Calgate, IJr. tik (rt'zina, I'.r. l.k Port. Berth. Alt.lan Aiuaworrh 4k YV. Uj-ssl . . . . '.such . . . .stream , .c. . . . . Aator'-i 1 Juditb. Hero, bktn ..stnri. F. A. Kilburn. Am. as Columbia I'aralsso, Am. aa Cksbe i Pierre Anton'ne. Fr. bk St. JohmJ V l&combe Park. Br. ah Irrlnr-' At Xeigliborin? Ports. Aatorla. IVee. 11. Arrived off the lightahlp at :30 a. m. lorn an, from New York for Portland la way porta. Point Reyess. lec. 11. Pavaased at 8 a m. lobars Poulaea la tow, retarnlna; to Haa' Fran classso. Aatorla. P e. 10. Arrived at 10 a. m. and left w at 12:15 p. m. Dalaj i'uUaam. from . -.- Si; FnnclH). ArrtTd at 1:05 p. ni. North err I'arlflr, from Sau Frainifcoi. San Krnm-'.pc-o, Cul . IXh'. 11. ArriTfd Str. Homer. Sanra liar ham. '2 a. ni.: ltritlub str MimU-lain. I.lv-r;toul via Kan lVlro, 4 m.; Oleum. Seattle U a. iu. : Harvnr.l. San I'eilr. ;i::SO a in.; I'. S. S. Hush Mi-Oillorli. San Itli'BO. 9:3o a. m.; Santa llJirbara, San I'tMni, 10 a. m. Siild Santa MihiIi'B. lOur.'kn. 'S a ni. : l-'reocb l.ai k Ufneral l'altlbrb, laAk-b. S a. a. ! New port, tir., Ifc-'. lit-. A rriveil ;hb iw-tira. t amy iinu nilatnool:. frotn 1'ortluu.l ttiUi n. in Marhfitld. (r. Ic. 1 1. Arrive.) - Ail.-lino Smith. San KranrUro. a, m. Sitniou saln-.l San Krnlirisi'o. li::tn ;t. in. ) est rtln y . i Snn Kralioi.- ('Hi., l.--. N. S i Arrived WVIllpy, Coluuilnu river. ihi;i; ! Mntnlalar. Ifetli'inio. r.mn. Hfavor. Sun l"-lr. 3u . in ti M Clark. HaltxMi. 1 V 4 v. in ; ! North Fork. Kuri'ki. 1 :40 o. m. ; Wn whinu ' "ii. j,i";.tii: : KI Si-pumJo. Tai "'.iiH. : . .'i n. Snn I't-dro. 7:4" p. n . : V'll - ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 p . Astorln. ;i:4t ii in : tirnat Nurl'i-Tti. Honolulu, in 4 p. m. Sa !; -Roanoke-. I'.Tt - lauil. It, 40 ,i. in.; Marslif It-Id. Alr.ir.ii 11 in a. In..: t'My of ' .ikii. Enn-Ka. 11 .Vi a. m. ; I Mnltiiori.iih. San l'dro 2 In j. :n.: rii.n-iili. ; 1'un-ka. '. p. in ; WVsl.rner. ('.x lliy. : '.' i. . in ; r . S. S llnffalo, Mrxuin wal.'in, 2 Ii. in.; . Yale. San I Ht-y . 4 In ji. in.; Sun tJuhrii'l. I ii, i m i il .1 river, ."i ;.. in., iieen. sn IiiPf... r, 'i, j P. in.; Kd-ia. I'allao, .r.40 p in ; Sll.hotx . 1 1 !'M,..u!ti. r. n ui ; Jni.jn 1'ouN'n, ColumLia i '-r ; .. r.i Admiral I.-w Seattle, r, .. I i.. v.-h.iiKier Sar.rillt... I " . r ' ! rt r i . i . 'I in.; j Mi.i-daUy. t rM . lit t'ity. ii::'.o p. in . Arrtie. I ' -t ltrntuv 4') in. ; l oroi n,l... iirav llar- p. ill ; lllaiiiettf. San 1'e.lro, 11 'M Seattle. W'svIk. I . ll.ArT;ve.l -t'ity of Iii. 'hia. Tic. nin, 11' lit. a. m ; . J i. imiesse str. An a Mjirn. TB.-'.ma. s a. m : Yii' iiltiii. Tam mn, 7 a. n.. Saile.l altnuessutau. Taemua. 4 a. m. Seattle, Wnuli . Dee. lO.- AiTlve.l C.niirn"', San Dleo. i; 4." p. m.; Janifse snr, Sl,;.l zu.'ka Mum. ll.iic:k.m, via p.K-t. 7 p. in.: I' Si. C. (i Manriln. trial trin un aarfin t, - l"i p. in. Sailed -Alameda, smut Lvi ei-t . la smitli Hustern Alaska. H::',0 p. m : Admiral Si'liley, San Kran.-lsvoei. ' p m ; Briti-ii Mirk Hen-slm, fcyr I'nlt.'d Klntr.l.irc. In tovs' tin: Tiee, al 1 r.. in.; I'rln.e Unpen, l'rlnrr Kupert. It. t ., t! ports. . nil'lni.ht. Vallez, He. 10 Sailed Admlrnl Evans, 'mtl.tioniid, 7 '"'i p. m. I ''unieTM. "etiin,i I'e . p.. - -Salli-d Nurihsseisrern, 3 Ji. m Sk.icrwav, Dec. 10 -SallPsi ("ltr of Seattle, fr.ni t li lsiiml. 4.10 i Ketchlknn. Ii.t IkmhhI, 1 .Ai p, m pi nlled--A!kl. Admiral Karrusiut. north -liisrtl.- Niund. 1 n in, Sanro. Dec. 10.--Arrieed Spanih tr. Sue -ia. Snn Kranoi.-eo for Misnila. Ant.yfujta, Doc. ll. -Arrived TampP'O. Tort land. fr ValpntHl!, lire fi - Arrived---irwr(ttan R'r. C'tizeo. Tarorr.a. via San KranrUcn. . Paytn, lie.- fi. Arrived Si. Holenn. Taco ma. via Sun I'r.inriss-.s. Arlea, Iie. VrriverJ Nann Srultli. Seat tle, via Tncoma, fc.r Vulparaisn. Hi.tinliilii. 1 1,.-. Hi. Arrived and jailed -Hrlti'h tr. Mitkur.i. lrotn Sydney, N. S. W., i f"t Vmiiimtpr, I'., c i Vlcto.-l.'. . H. c'., Ihf. 10. Suile.l ,;..senv.r I ,nr S'"' T"' sai' Kmtic-I--..; Japanese ,:r, Ilr.l k -i Mam. (t VIndiT.rt.tok " I'.Tt TmvihCl.il. Ie. . 11. I'aac.-.l in Pert Tcivii-ri.il. Dec 1 1 . I'nja in Diiveti- r-.rt f..r 1'i.rt 1 inl'i.n t k m trrlt! - , s , . ,, ...... ',, p,,rI s,,.,vi, ' 10 J . m psrt lAidkuv. I1.-0 1 1 Arrived -I lavenport, 1 ' . Milan. S Mam, Se- S.-i n K ni iuir.'ii, via VjiiI'-ous-"; . j:, Tiieciliiii . Ties-. 11. -Arrlscl -Man .title. Sail(-1 -JatHtiesve Mr. Ana .(til . 'larnna. Dee. 10 Arrived- (chc, HrirtHii'a iveach. K, t'., 7 a. ; i. saii.d -( its of I'lli'Ma a. id YucntiD Seattle; t-cluir. 1...1M.- It.-nriett. for Sy.lnes. N. s . ., In tosv tug Hlobard .'lids eke, b M p. W . New Line to Antiiole. San Francisco, Dec. 11. lloulder Hrothers & Company of laondon, op erating a system of more than thirty steamers in various parts of the world, ij to inaugurate a line from San Fran cisco to Australia, and it la expected by local shipping men that the service will be In operation before many months. Macondray & Company have been appointed agents of the line in this city It is the Intention of the new service to maintain monthly sail ings and a specialty will bo made of handling meat and wool cargoes. Great Northern Fast. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 11. d.'. P.) T eijty-three hours and fifty-nine minute were clipped from the rtrVord Id: the trip from Honolulu to San Francisco by the liner Great Northern which passed quarantine today. The Great Northern Pacific Steamship com pany vessel made the LM00 mile voyage in the remarkable time of threo days, eighteen hours and fifty-one minutes. The previous record was established In UK'S by the Tenyo Mam, which made the passage in four days, eigh teen hours and iifty minutes. Larsen laost .'Mate. Seattle, Wash. I ec. 11. -t P. N. S. ) --That P. A. Jo'. arisen, second mate of the schooner Annie I,arsen, was swerd from the de. k of the vessel Into the s, ,l and drowned on I ic-cnil.i r n, was the report made today by Captain P. H. S'-hluter. Captain S'h'.uter is In Stattle to complete arrangements for repans to the vessel, vs. hi, h was forced to put Into Clallam bay Thursday after hauling for six days with heavy seas. Trie Annie 1-airseii Is now at Eagle Harbor. Prize-Winning Announcement Tea Garden Syrup Recipe Contest Tlie final aw'.irds in flic recipe contest have been niaJe by Miss Rausch of the domestic science de partment of the University of Washington, and are as follows: 1st Prize, $75.00 To Mrs. George A. Clark, Mulino, Or., R. F. D. No. 1 2d Prize, $25.00 To Mrs. W. A. Hermann, 3 34 Fargo St, Portland, 0. We thank everyone submitting recipes for their interest taken in this contest. So many reallv fine recipes were received that the testing and judging them all by Miss' Rausch was a task, indeed, and one that has been completed with fairness to all. We hope at a future date to compile a book of every recipe submitted, and at that time we will be pleased to mail .a copy to everyone en tering the contest. Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Portland i l 0 !N APPLIANCES IN GREATER DEMAND IN LAST FEW WEEKS Revival of the Lumber Indus try of Pacific Northwest Is Now Plainly Indicated, LEADERS EXPRESS VIEWS 'Iinmbtr Trade Cominjr Back Into Ita Own," Says A. O. Labbe of Wll laniettc Iron a Steel Worki. Wilhin I' m.tn . l.i, t i i p.. r' el I . ti i :.I plian. e-. ibcicatton ( Induct rv. .- Inst few wci ks Portland ' r or it.achinerv have ex- ! it v '! mar. 1 for losiiinK vsbp'h 1 .. y take to be an f ti,. revival of the lumber A. C Iibbe if tl Willamette? Iron re. today that if v. s up as well as n v w : ! I convince I ct Steel Works 1.-1 the next lo .la s sh i he Ui st "o. i n.- tt-ni him that cond 1 1 Ions. nently ti pc r is.lL. s ar.- on a perma--niiili Watson said I 1 VV Hater. pi ".res ai'i s-nffeult ri itti i ne of the ; , n ii ri , us I .it i e t s, . . . - 'is art; pi ot . .' i ; ' er the Hkv- '1 market ;. rid that i:t. n.r l.stij.s- 1 11 1 are c u iti. : t .mts at H,h b for l iter de- tl.ls time wit: H cry II 1.- e . l.-I.l. I:. s.1 i i bi.si iiks ; s bet I .T. u 1 1 1 I ml,, a I a revival of the 1 u m I ie rlnn n.-l "Bnrlnen Comirias Back. "Personally. I think the linuli li.ess is 'ruing back ln'r, Its said Mr. I. abbe, "mi " bus i ne.ss. . that I.s of iMrv b is. W 1 1 . s aid it 1 ; t 1 1 s'b : i.s.st ar v a si; 14 )n is a lair barometer is i.n t, row than if was at this t.ii., The y.-ar's business mav sl. falling off. but lasl year haw i pail of the steamer Santa I'atail! 1 1 -rid was. one miKht say. a cc id ent a h "'mr shop Is now prett y vs . -1 ; e.;'i;;i p -d with orders for lugKlnj, ma. hinery 'I hia iit aus plenty ol work for the brass foundri.s in the manufacture of bear.n.'s an 1 we ale taking loariy tin (Mil o itput of some of the small m.i. 'hn;e s!io s. There has been a si;i.lil advance m pri. s. iau.sf.1 by the ad .ii. a- in the prices of steel. I! i liard to get the -supplies of st.ee! we need. be'-ause the rolbtir t ir ills of the cast are so rushed with tu jr orders of ra i bars and definite .inn.it bother much shapes that 'hoy iann.it bother much w ith 111 is' ei 1 a 1 .. . ti s sizes and designs, "This has ,v effect, however, in dl- verting t ! 1 tmaller orders to the lu'ilb r mils It 1s the same with, us, though, for when our shops are working :-t apacity in making log ging ma.-1. 1 ner , we cannot do much with the srnailer articles which w would have gone after when the rush was not on. The smaller machine shops get this overflow and keep Just as busy .us we do." Mr. Hates sild that a railroad man had called on him yesterday with the assurance that before next March all business would be moving at Us old gait. Witnout knowing on what lie based this assertion. Mr, Bates said he accepted it. judging from the tendencies in the Smith t Watson business. None of the steel mills and machine shops is working at anywhere near its fullest oapa.ejiy as yet, but nil are ex periencing a decided improvement. Portland Lumber Pricei. Portland retail lumber, lain and ahlnfle price:, tang., today aa follows. IlimenrdoiiS Rough, lire-sued. .io iu r. I-.,-, ana io as,.' .w, ,u isi i i ". i to :-4 i i i - "o U.'i bi 1- oo bt.oo 3-1 lo 40 14. "0 l.Vou 3i3 to 12iiv; P. Ill M.O0 1 !.'' y, to .12 12 1 i." t ."4 to 4o 14. OO 15.00 For l7.ei over 12 Inch add 00c per 11 for each additional mill In width. Common atrlps- lv 1 S 9 oo $10 00 lie lO.oo 11. OO i .inini.'ii b"Mrili lis. lxio and 1 12 $11.00 112-00 ( oriiuj.in i.hipla, and T. t (. - In lis, lo and 12 K..r ppe.-lf l.-.l le.iflts. strl J11 00 1 2 1 a J boards and al.lplap. a,l ! 1 un t.er I fe;t. N,i. .1 coin uion hliiplu;. 1 t . . Us. 1". 12 No. comiucn atrlpa SIS 14 1T.6 lis pi nd 12 N". 1; common illtnenalon HIS1E ( -tt uion cedar SISilC I l,,r;iig - No 1- No. 2 113 or 1V4 VU .r (SO 2S ""'I 114 o.- I V'G Ito.oo 2.'! 00 v.., 4 fl'sorlne t.eu In mock S 7 IO 7.'J 7 .hi ; 7 00 j J 7 Oi, "md I N... .:. I J1C ("I 14, (i .t S fl l'l.-'rln No. 2 nr.d better. lil Kl KllStl. . lt I'd list or lis . . ( filing -IU or 1 Mi Kintal. It :t p. ll S $lS.lr0 , J1S OO 20 "0 IS "0 2. 1 CiO 12 (j i3 00 ; 1400 12 00 16 00 Union Iron Works Gets Contract for Two More Vessels Kr t?a.n Frant !--(.. Hit. 11 . (P. N. S. T'.e mi. ni Iron WontK today closed -o.itta.ts for the building of two ncue slenmem H like the l'acifi . 1m 1' eiiur, the total woik undo! or in ift vlirht up to $ 1 .i.i.mi.iioo. The I'nlon Iron Works at present tl in busier than v.-r '...f.jre. The Rolph Nav.ua t n.n com- m pany pae u .nntiaet for the IK t buildinf- of a ste;tmir 'of 10.- OtiO d.-ad welfcl't tun .apacity to cot J 1 ,0(in.inin and to be completed within 10 n.inl'.s. se ond contract caiin for j a steamer of the same type to kst ' etist l,(ui(i.00il to be I. lilt for F I. M. Strachan, ..uner of e the --'teamer Kuiana. M 1 ALL AI1NO TIIK WATKHI HONT Word that the steamer IVirllaiid. owned by the ijiobe drain & Milling Co. here, had again had trouble with her engints ar.d been forced to put into Bermuda, I -. ember (,, rta(hed J. H. I Noyes today Slic was bound from laA Pallice, Portugal. Io New York. Slw I was forced by a similar trtiuble to put j Into the Azort s, Nm ember lil. To attend the Pa n - A meric.i n Si ien tific ron grass at Washingt' 11, 1' 1 1 , llX't-ember -T-January f, 1",, A P.e.ils, j local weather fores -aster, has been or -I df red to come to Washington Swayne s- H"t h-.se chartered the steamer Imisy for a round trip between ll'orliand and San 1'" rji.ncie.ro, jajid she 'Will !eae the Hay City Dos-cmber 10. j r.or! h bound. The Nnrweglaji steamer P.a.ia Cali fornia cleared and sailed this afternoon wiri, flour, wheat and lumber for I ArP-a. Antofosi-asta and Callini v iis San V: .11,. .soo. H. S Si His. travelling . fr.--.! t iiirent for i-. li. tui Smith. Inc., 'has been here handling the steamer. 111" to 1 1 Ua ofl If). 00 seiei ted flat slain fiulsti j:, (ij per 11 feet lira. st-pidm: - Io 1J in, be, ssI.Im. .. ';nm 119.00 ll'-iIK. vv'.llil-OVe eahlhg. :,.l!Kl M. . il.lli.it ,e.r itr. ,,1 f,., f,,r ,,.(, ini t) in 'i'l'b 0" per .'I'll 1 ..'f unlrer-.l ll-l. m nirle. i,s:, m 1 .t 1, ti.T'i iser M ; 1 ni- phes siibjert (,, 'J jsr .-ent dls- j " if t "lh "f ll .u'l, iiieiitL. aie paid by ttie Ii K liici.tb. fo'le ' - KfM.nrt cm Tinilu.r v;.!.. if ti,, the na I 1 Stat, s . i".'.'"5 timber sabs made on a ai forest. 1 of the I lilted ring the last fls a ear. 10.- ti 1 e r e In I la; lor aJoo iin - uiiiier 1 1 'm ea 1. sis of A las! 1 it tna ea I. 1 I c ei ' were :i0 Ml. , sales 1 ., Wash! -.-on I.': ll.ltl lit. del JIu vs t s t f . . 1 . s t s t : . s:i I es ra n ir: - 1 1 O'k.i (1(10. ui 7 2 1, a nd n ing .1 total of In the noith- . re a I si 1 s 1 ! a rce- 1 1 1 to Ol er J 1.- Private Holding iu National Forest Wltl.lH-vJ.e i i'ioi.al loi.M boundar ies are sum- 21.' aces ii, private ownership. , onsist , ng or lands grunte.) or taken up fot different jcirposes be fore the Id:, sts ver - . r. a 1 d or -f : oineste.-nj entries made -a In 'i -fon there ar. about 2,jii",' ."i n. r. s ..I such lands w.thln tlie national fntot 1 011 tid.-irt es. and in Washington ne.irlv I.fififl.oon a' t.s ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR STOMACH? 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