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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORT LAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1917.
11
COMMISSION
ON
DOCKS TAKES NO
MO
NOAN
E
Actiojuon Proposals or-Added
Protection Also Deferred at
Meeting This Morntog.
PAY FOR SERVICE MEfT CUT
canneries - to .be operated next Mason
each with ' a capacity of 10,000 cases.
The same company win also operate a
cold storage plant for supplying fresh
and frozen whale meat. , , ,
RJVEn COMING UP i FAST AGAIil
VVjIM WVM, HI UVW IWI lilWVUIV
, Motors at St. JohnsrTerminal,'
Where Elevator Is Building
The public dock commission this mom
ins: postponed action on proposals for
added protection of the public docks.
- A request of the chief of police for
the appointment of a night watchman
to guard the Pittsburg street terminal
at St. Johns and the commodities stored
on the dock was put over until the next
meeting.
An offer of the Oregon Insurance rat
ine bureau to authorize added insurance
on the west and east side public docks,
known as the Fifteenth street and East
Washington street terminals, was like
vise deferred for future conspiration.
The rating bureau's offer was based on
the proposition that in a year the coat
of constructing buildings locally has in
creased S3 1-3 per cent, and that, con
sequently, the value of the docks is
greater than a yearj ago. v
Police Chief Acts "
The chief of police has been active in
securing emergency protection for wa
terfront structures since, receipt of a
warning that enemy plots to destroy
the buildings might be expected.
The commission awarded a contract
aggregating $28,191 for electric motors
at the St. Johns terminal where the bulk
grain elevator is now under construction,
to 'the Allis Chalmers company. '.The
awarding of the bid for transformer's was
rmfWAA ' tn tHa Art erf n oap a Vi a
' mission, a. B. Hegardt, with power to
. act. An offer of the transformers for
$?774 by the General Electric company
was favored by the commission's con-
; Bulling Biectrrcw engineer, out me west
' inirhoiiHfl Electric with a. bid 199 lower
promised delivery two months sooner
.than the General Electric. It was de-
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pieeeni conaiuons must oi necessity oe
discounted.
Fay Baling Repealed
The commission repealed the ruling
continuing the pay for six rsjpnths- of
employes who enlist in national mili
tary service. .
Steps were taken to permit Installation
of gas fixtures in a building on the east
side dock property which has been rent
ed to Supple A Ballin, shipbuilders, at
'$10. a month. The company first secured
the structure for use as an emergency
hospital but seems now to be serving
lunches in it, although a proposition to
iiiko- previously been rejected by the com
: mission.
Guaae Registered 13.1 This Morning,
or.14LFeet Over Wednesday. ;
The , rtver at Portland had risen ' to
15.1 feet this morning at 9 'O'clock, rep
resenting a rise of 1.2 - feet .since t
o'clock Wednesday i morning. , This is
due, according 'to the weather bureau,
to heavy rains rp the valley. ..
If the rains continue,, which is likely.
Judging from Indications, there Will be
further rise hut how" much the 'weather
bureau is unable to say.
The rainfall at Portland for the 24
hours ending; at I o'clock this morning
was .78 of an inch. ? At: Oregon. City
there was 1.10 Inches, the river there
rising half a foot. ' At Salem there was
a rise of only .1 of a foot, the rainfall
being .6$ of an inch. Albany report a
a fall of 2.8 feet with .66 of an Inch of
rain. , , - - ;
Eugene had a rise of only .9 of a 'foot
with .32 of an inch of rain. -
The . balmy atmosphere Is due, to
southeasterly winds, known in weather
bureau records as "California winds."
These winds have tempered the moun
tain districts as well as the lower re
gions and the effect fa melting of much
snow In the hills.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Steamer F. A. Kilburn Laid I'p by
Break In Msirr Feed Pump. .
Deputy Collector of Customs I A.
Btke is spending a. few days at Seaside.
The cause of the disablement of the
steamer F. A. Kilburn off ; the mouth
of the river Wednesday morning vas she
was starting lor Han Francisco, was a
break in the main feed t pump. .She
was towed back to -Astoria, where the
repairs are being made. The steamer
Breakwater of the same line, which
leaves here , at 6 o'clock tonight, will
pick up the Kilburn's passengers. As
soon as repairs to the Kilbnra are com
pleted she will be sent on her way
direct from Astoria. ,
The next sailing from Portland on the
San Francisco Portland' Steamship
company's line is the Rose City on Do
cember 8L The Beaver got away at
1 :30 a. m. 1 December 28. Business is
still holding up, according to officials.
"We're getting about all we can handle,"
one said.
GERMAN SPY'S HEADQUARTERS IN PORTLAND
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have bees since received; and there ut pt forf
payahi to the railroad oetnpaay. thei r ZrSTZl, uJI11t7? tZZ
money paid by the government la taxes I N. 4 (9 rxte b. f awtrr Im.
to the states and eountlea. which the! T. 1 X.. ft. K. ........ .........
court flade - should have been paid IgWrtrf te r.r-wk SMaAwra, U 11. X.
y the railroad company. If the en-1. 3.r Fn A- - - 1
. i a. aa irviM fim am...
(approximately li.wv is wvimi
chargeable against the railroad com
pany , the balance due will be consider.
ably, reduced. j - -
.5e DbsreeaieU Xaattesed
a the government's bill no mention In
B. E. Kot ait4 wt Cms O. O-
kern. U B. Llm Ha. . . .
rtwl Ulraei Bums u4 vrf. W rn4 W.
Gfnua. S. BL St. " -
f. Int UruIN II a W. 4
. E. eoravr U "A.- RrM jar.
made of the dltbursements Incurred by l?A :,w-p? 1"VS- u
the railroad eoBapeay oa account of the I w. v.Mk.. u f t irdti..
tana grant. u taeory oc ui oui evi
dently being that tt to a matter wlta
which the '"government la not eonceraed.
The bin to also apparently based upon
TiBttoa ttiiu it. ft. IT, ui u
IS. ft.l. Irwta
2.. U. Vow to Ut X. U. MtW. 1
erre la See. 1. T. 1 ft., ft. 8 ft. . . .
xne cm is atso apparenuy oasea span idBmn,t Xo a-c T. Bhi.
the theory that the railroad company te I f L. is, 80. 22. 24. ft. 40. imae
not entlUed to bo paid for the are U" .'i-j;"--:
BMM Howl VJWy C. to Umrnt T.
n. u i. 2, . . t, e, is, a.
3. ftkwealasa U 14. IT.
IB. B. S. aarmt Hta
Lerraa Lead eSd wf. Crewe -Potat
14 C, U Is. 14. 18. ft. 3.
TW Kta
SWnff to X ft. Ilaree irtri4 to
hawl ). L U I. ft.. It.
rsmtote eee.. U . It. ft. IS.
stwetev Da. U 18. ft. II. AktMfe
W 1 2ea U.
WAR SERVICE BADGES ISSUED
- New Canneries Planned
Acording to information received by
the -bureau of fisheries, olepartment of
commerce, a whaling company on the
Pacific coast is planning to erect two
Only Those Wearing Insignia' WBT Re
Permitted op Premises. .
"War service badges" are being issued
the 5000 employes of the" Northwest
steel company here, and with the first
of the year It is said other local ship
yards will follow with similar action.
In issuing the badges to Its men, all
of whom are actively engaged in fabric
eating ships for the Emergency Fleet
corporation, the Northwest Steel com
pany adds the information that any
persons found within the plant or yards
not wearing one of the badges promi
nently displayed, will be turned over to
the federal authorities.
. The badges are made of metal, are
ova! in shape, about three Inches long
and two inches wide, and are neatly let
tered in -black enamel. They are de
signed not only to show that the men
are engaged in active war service, even
if at home ;, but are also used to identify
employes about the yards. Though not
authorised 1 by the government, the
badges are .worn proudly by many of
the men on their way to and from work.
Bach badge proclaims that the wearer
is engaged la war work for the United
States government.
CHAIRMAN HURLEY PLEASED
The message sent to the shipping
board by the Chamber of Commerce,
through its representative at Washing
ton, Robert Dougan. thanking it for ac
tion in regard to segregating the Port
land and Oregon shipbuilding district
from the northwest district, was ap
preciated by Chairman Edward N. Hur
ley. The chamber is In receipt of the
following, telegram from him:
."I certainly appreciate your very" cor
dial message. It is a feeling of relief
that the Chamber of Commerce of Port
land is cooperating with the shipbuilders
and employes in endeavor to produce
the maximum tonnage possible. Kindly
extend to the employes and shipbuilders
and the people of Portland the compli
ments of the season.'
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approximately 471,004) acre of nsur
veyod. uaclaaaified laada within the In-
dematty limits of the grant, which have
been - included by . the government la
national forest aad other public reser
vations. ,. , , . .
The parties made defendants to the
bill are the Orecea-and Califorina Rail
road company. Southern Pacific com
pany, ' Charles H. Redington. trustee.
and the Union Trust company of N
York.'
I ooenpany u ui Bocoeesor la Interest oti m 1. L I. It, K. l. Iiim m. mM
I the original grantees: while the other 10. ft. Jm to Lf cta M4or, n ft.
I defendants claim an Interest la the . L ' Hmm
lands by trust deeds, mortgages, leasee, I i. JCLJ TL' U V.'cl 'i' kiU.
trwuwuv ng, wva. , bjmi ui nn. u i I, 1 . IWI tiaen
ernment s bill contains a Braver that I Ottau t L.iU linn a Na
the several defeodanta be required to
interplead among- themselves to the end
that the eourt may determine how the
money to bo paid by the United 8 tales
should be apportioned among; them.
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18
1.10B
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18
18
18
Prtea aae f. to L T. ft
U 8. ft- 28. UaeeU saia m-
TEUTON SPY RESIDED IN
THIS CITY AT 11 E. TENTH
Ler TtUa e Tret t. u 11 w
Smw Oe, U 1. 2. 8. 8. ft. 2. Watto
tn
VOt P. ftutitw a4 towtaM4 to A V
Miphfi, that arrtato larael ef Isiid
trim mm GtmarUW tni PM sad.
I Aiena, toiilMttr W. a U 2.
ft. T. DfelU
EDe AtcHanre te JH U YhMtt. u
488
18
18
18
18
S. ft. 18. VUWi tea, te B ,. 8(2
m BV U kM ( Bums ft. ScaU.4 .
14 If. ft. TO. tllt ......... 4.408
BriLSIKO TBEXITS -Mm.
Tm Mn; Mm 1 eterr ftM
iton. XtT tna imn. tiiim Gaeiee-
toto and CwMfcaliJaUw, wmi 820.
B. jhM rtuteeoiiui Cfwt tTSM htnlxr
tfwl. ntwvQis. tofne cnto eas fra
(oris Volkton. mmmi 8ie. ,
randttiM u Mry nesM bmw
Hi KlcetU. Bhartosa es4 atertoe
Umi sUtot. mm: 8000.
Itw l M- Bnil rH frBM saimi
I twi rt-tMe uwt, b4 aa sad
Xam ABkT;; kaUitor, mm? 840. -
nniuMtto beewwe. seer Gay; eaKOw.
Pvs
fH Wium Kei timsM sue, "
l i i us Maauuea eae tteeari
amuiaie iiei nui sane.
Mn XchUQea aad ZUawyi balie-
m, aaaM 4e. M
fawiat ftwttote 2et fiaaM caieee. 818
Wa tar, e'" fMime eaa uaaeri eeue-
"V. ft. Ha7e ted rreete satee. 81S T
!Urt. toim IM ThlntoUt u4 .AVaa Tautr
nrt. bmlXtoe, a: 80. .
r. ft. rreade aract ftene aatasa. 8TS riat
mm Oatoaa ae raeoemi seusar. ,
80. , . -
t. VL Asdiwe KraH msM a'toe. STB
Mrv. eetvaaa Oatom aad fmU; eaihtor. eaawt
"Jiv. Oactse BocS Emm tiaae aaa, 8t8
Km nrtwta e r lUmwe sad
Kaat Liaeotoi WUitoT. aaaa: 80. ...
Mnv 1. Macs tna Iiaaw eajasa,
ratoa mm Hans, seteeaa ftaewU aadXaoni
t,.a-grt ha-, nra 81
r AMMk aatth. batvaaa BUtrtiare aad
HMm; beUtot.aaM; 800.
Tex ans Apply Laah
Brenham. Texas. Dec 17. (L N. B.
Becaoae they refused to eubecrlbo to the'
p.sd Croaa. six Oermaa farmers were
n hipped Tuesday night by a committee
of eitlsena appointed for the purpose.
After the whtptlng they agreed to sub
avrtbe. Brenham has now exceeded Its
Quota. -' '
(Csattaasd fYasB Pas Oee.)
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chains, one on
absolutely
rear wheel, - are
necessary?
if
Yon Hnnae at I3S East Ankenv street, showing the tmoll addition ta
the rear Inwhleh explosives were supposed to have. been stored.
Roitnm Pranz chulenbura. German spy. and house at 11 East .Tenth
"street, M here he lived for three weeks.
...I
rent' the house.' she said this morn
ing. "He dktnl-waste any time quib
bling about the price. He moved in the
same day. The moving consisted of
him' carrying in. a small bag, however.
Then he Insisted that abadea be tmme
diatety placed on the 'windows. I told
him that It could not be done .that day,
land be appeared to be a little piqued.
As there was a lull In renting houses
at that -time. I finally thought It beet
to get the shades,
'Covered Windows With Clothes
"While waiting for them. Schulenbyrg
aed some clothes to cover the wln-
dowa My father got the shades and
I told him to put them up himself.
When he - went over to the house.
Schulenburg refused to let him In. tell
ing him that he would do the work.
'I thought it was rather strange but
did not give the matter a great deal of
concern at the time. Several days later
I hie wife arrived. She was almost as
raysrerious as her husband. I only saw
her once or twice and that was when she
it out on the porch. "There was no
place to sit down In the house because
of lack of furniture.
"One day I saw htm with a wagon
and three horses. Ha would bitch two
of them to the wagon and drive away
I never learned where he went Ho sever
allowed the child, a girl about I years
old. to play with the other children of
the neighborhood and onoe declared
that be never let her out of his sight.
Left so Wefl
VACUM CUP TIRES
We anticipate an advance in the Price of .
PenruyWftnift. Vacuum Cup Tires -
JANUARY 1st.
Until 6 o'clock P. M Dec 31st, orders for
tires will be filled ,at present prices.
A. J. WINTERS CO., Distributors
AUTHORIZED AGENTS
TALBOT oY CASEY, No. 1 Gren4 Ave,
HARMON eV CO., 1100 Union. Ave.
PALACE GARAGE. 12tn one! Stark Sts. .
Doctors Tliroughout United States V;
Dispense Bi-nesia for Indigestion
ranally Gives Isttaat Belief Treat la
dlfMtioa, Gatrttl, PyipeBala,
Aelalty aad Gat,
Although only a few months have
passed since a chemical company of
fntarnatlonal standing first Introduced
"A man said to bo hta brother ltv -' to the madal je1on of
la . . - Ih. ITnltad HUIM. US BUIOBVr VI nil.
jun uown ln , Dioca ana ne visited there U no arV dispensing It Is growing by
frequently. I have been told. ilLn- nA bounds, and It le confidently
"One day a week before the month I Dredicted that Bl-neeta wlH eoon super-
was up, Schulenburg moved away. He ede all other treatments for Indigestion.
News of the Port
No. 81,
en.
Arrival Dauawiaar 87
aswrleaa bars, true Baa rnndaeo.
Daaartura Oacambar 17
BmknM. AoMrleaa taaieT, for Ban Fran-
etaoo, paaMnevn and fralcht.
' Daeartura Decamber 80
Da iky Mathcw. Anwrkan iUum, for Ban
Pfdre vis Baa Fraaciaco. luabar.
XABIXB ALXAVAC
' Waal bar at River Btoirth
KarOi Haad. - Das. 27. Carvlitton at tha
Koutk of tha river noon: ' Wind, aoetb, 88
ia ; . waaioar, raminx ; aaa, bdwu.
Bee Btaoerd far 8)me KM
ftaa ras, 7:88 a. a. Bee eta, 4: p. at.
TMas a Aatorto PrHaay
7Btsa watar: Vom watar:
1:18 a. m.. .7.0 feat .SSa.m. .. 8.7 feat
0:26 iv rn.. . 8.0 ft 7:88 p. m... 0.8 loot
BAILT KITEB BEABIXdS
8 S. ra., 130th Markllaa Tim..
-BTATIOXt
Lvwiatoa 7777
I'matiH
Burnt
Albaar
BalasB
Orayon City
Ptvtimlld a
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10
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ien no wora as to where he was gotnx. I fT .7 i. .1f.Hi7
Several Urn Hn i,i.k t This remarkable growth In popularity,
-! 1 TV w whtch 1 did not see I vhUa partly attributed to the approval
go into the house were carried out h . .k. m.ii nnfuulan. is doubUees
GOVERNMENT DEMANDS
irrnilWTIWfl nV C P day he left. ' Irhuny duo to the fact that Bt-neele,
nwvwuilllllU Wl wt I "ih v. I.. . . . I K.l1 f itiT drnrrlri In
-a- was In verv bad eondition at-. . either powder or tablet form, poaseeeei
- : wmw .-,,. marit anal MTU auCB Bfll
"L noor and ,n vereaf aatlsf action that every package
room we found hm a n t.. v 1 i -,1 .
the forfeiture of the entire grant In 1811. hammered Into the wall and a lantern I of aatuf action or mon.y b Another
am company naa receivea ironi wirni i nung. i ne sioe or the wall was black I reason for Its rapid growia m poptuaniy
sources on account oi me tanas, j.ou,- i nn booi irom tne lantern.
If the three slept in the house It was
(Ceatinuad rroam Zm One.)
doubtless lies In the fact that It Is not a
seer at remedy the formula from which
anyone can prepare It being printed on
every label. No matter bow bad your,
case may be roo matter bow many rem
edies or ireeunenie you may navs irvao
fou should give Bl-nesla a trial. Oet a
Ifty-cent package from your druggist
today and after your next meal taae a
teaspoonf ui In a little hot water aad note
the freedom from tha pain that usually
follows taking; food. Take It the nest
time you have that terrible pain In your
stomach ; then look at your watch and
note bow quickly the pain disappear a
And beet of all. remember this. If the
test falls tt costs you nothing, for every
package of either powder or tablets
oontalna a binding; guarantee of satisfac
tion or money back. , -
IMPOrTANT Ta Bk-aari
hi a fcanaleaa bet aueanfallT fleedre tinly
which roe aaa aaaka at hoeae er ear dnusrfet
aaa prapero fo yaa br aalslas 1 anajeea bamaa
aaxto ta arha 1 oaaea hm1 aarbeaata, U.
hoveva. rae artah a raaraalae ml aaaafaetle,
av aaoaov back, bo ear te aak tar aa orittaal
aaeaae f Bt-setta. iA4.
870.87. Subtracting this amount from
the toUl value of the land grant, It 7 the floor for there was not a single Af H A K KlljrJKYN IHArM
will be seen that the balance due the fiece of furniture to be used for the I YV 11XAV IVIaVI 1 A- JL KJ .ATXXXi.1
company will not exceed $2,451,150.18.
If additional funds have been de
rived from the land grant since the
railroad company answered In the orig
inal suit, the balance given above would
be reduced by the amount shown to
" bCVVIa awiej(v
One is rather a detriment and in most cases is
even inclined to accentuate the skid and throw ; .
,the cat gut of balance. -
J$ it any wonder the differential looks
pained and worried when inexperienced motor
. uta insist upon working it overtime? j -
? Do you know the purpose of the duterential -v
and how it operates?r . . if
Without it no moto car would be ableto tirn ,
a corner eoeniand smoothly. '
Power is supposed to be transmitted evenly to
; both driving wheels. When either of these Wheels ,
meets with resistance, the ever watchful differ- .
ential transmits that'pdwer to the other where
there is less resistance. . '
Now; what is the--result when a'chsin is used
on only one wheel?
. A certain amount of insistence or gripping.
So the power naturally goes to the other wheel
and as this has no gripping surface it spins.
The specific purpose of the chain is thwarted. '
it has a natural tendency to accen-
stilL
tuate the skid.
' Furthermore. canrt you see thisaspinning'will
unnecesearily wear the tire anathrow-your
. whole car out of alignment? "i -"
Suppose one of your brake rods smashed and
v, only one remained effective. ; What would happen
"when you applied the one brake? - " i t - . i(
Your car would swerve, of course , ' An added
uneven strain would be thrown upon the irhole
mechanism; doing probably irreparable davmage
The conditions ar similar. ' r ' l Y
- The necessity for brakes for Wth wheels.'and
' chains for. both wheels is obvious r and clearly
i defined. ' v'J : .vj
If one chain would do the work, why use more? "
8P . e v. - ' e ? - '-'
- out - motornscs and mecnamcs wno are well
posted graze coif A pity at the man who fool'
ishly drives jtoith only one chain when two are .
absolutely necessary onhCjear wheels and. two
on the front wheels are an added precaution ';'
. Weed Chains for all lyles and Sizes of
Tires are Sold by Dealers Everywhere,
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AT 2TEIGHBOKI2TO POBTg .
Baa Fraeelaso, Dee. ST. Arrlred: Bee Xtns
with barse Brakina If. Pbalpa, ta tow. Port
Baa Luta, 8 a to.; WhttUar. wfth bars Fuller,
ion la tern. Port Baa Lai. 11:30 7 .
Ballad: Norwood. Seattla. 1 a av; Waab
Hctoa. Earaka. 3 a. m.; hirt. Cetaaibia itvar,
10 a.aa. . ..-..
t riarrl. from Baa rrandaco. - Lafl out
m., barta. 01.
Astoria. IXl. 18 MUUed at 10:80 a. a.
ataaraar ' BeSeer, for Baa Praaciare i aad - Baa
Pedro. ;arried at 2 p. ra., arg 81, from mi
Praneiaoo. t Arrlead at 8 p. BL. 'steasMr P. A.
lbum, eraTiB trouble. "
Saa Praaeateo. Dee. 28. J-Arrfred at I p. at..
riMMr H11 On. frea Baa Pedro.
Beettla. Wash.. Dee.. 17.- (L K. B.) Ar
rrrad. Dee. 88u PecUand. Beatheaatera Alaakaa
parte, S p. s. - ' ,
.Dee. II. OAlWQI aaam. sdsuiwwwb
Bootbeastare Alaaka. 8:80 a. m.
Alaaka vaaatBis
anrard. Dae. 25. It 1.' 8.) Balled: Ad-
adral ETasa, weatboaad. 10 p. at.
Cordoea. Dec 2a, Bailed: VKtena. auuin-
koane.llp.au r . , . r
Other porta: , . . '
Port Aaavlaa. Dm. 2.-r-BaGe(!l Port la-
tela, tewtas bene Boto . X. Wood., for Baa
iort TowsaeDd, Dae.' 87.Paad In: Ad
nlral BebJar. BeatUa. 8:20 a. av;- aataolm.
Taeaaaa. 8 a. a.
aeeratt. Dae-- 88. Sailed : ' WUlaSntts, for
Ban Padror - ' '
Point Wan. Dae. 28. Balled: D. Q. See
flaid. lor Baa rraneitee. 8 p. at. f
-Taeoroa. Dec. 27. Arrived: . Chkate . Mara,
from Beatde. . " ' .
Baa nsneuee, ueo, ii.-Nunm
Roee Ckr.-U Aatala. 8 p. Orar Rarbor.
lm ABsala. 4 p. m.; Mandator,-lea Aaseiae,
BailfO "ntri-m. Urajr Harbor. V p., .;
Tale. Lea Aaaelea. 8 p. av; Deflaaee. SeaUl.
4:80 p. bus Novo, Mendocino, pm. I -Jtaapar.
CaaparV P- ra.; Veport. C at Ctty. 0
p. av; Rrder Hanifj. Cotaaabto river. 7 p. at.;
U C LinAaoer. Coo Bayr 10 p. avf Lraaa
Btewart. Port Baa I.aia, JX P. k' 7 '
"". HAldeii KtatactO. Sail '.
-: The schooner- ooiaen state - is out
to leave down aornetlmo this afternootC
ac' route- to sea. ,ThO Golden State
arrived here on. November 8 from Syd
ney with a carso: of copra. She la
Ultlns; away a careroot lumber, tv
Worn IPileo
Ivo matter how long or bow bad go
to your druraist today and est s 00
cent box, of Pyramid Pile Treatment.
It will rive aulck relief, and a slnalo
box often cures. A. trial packers
mailed free In plain wrapper "IX 70a
Sena ub coupon oeiow.
FREE SAMPLE COUPON
PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY",
664 Pyramid Bids. Marshall. Mich.
Klndlv send no Free sample of
PjiaiHraTMtaBi.la plain wrapper.
Kara
,.,..........
Ctreet
city;... Btate
purpoee.
n never was told what his en.in&n
was. although he did tell me that he I
" rrrm tjauromia. He was the meet
mysterious person I ever knew aad we
frequently refeued to him as the man
of mystery. Whlia mi ..n....
JPmm he was usually neatly
Bid Set Ssipeet SehBUabsrf
A WEAK BODY
When you're fifty, your body begins
to creak a little at the hlngea. Motion
is more slow end deliberate. "Not so
young as I used to be- Is a frequent
and unwelcome thou sh t. Certain bod-
O. J. West, 411 East Ankenv trf r functions upon which good health
owner of the house at 488 East Ankenv nd ood Priia so muca oepraa are
where the auppoeed brotheTllved h-d impaired. The weak spot Is general:
his suspicion; HaWalvn. '.u"..." Ix the bladder. Unpleasant symptoms
of the brothers butAha narer auToJif el Bhow tnomBOlvea. Pslnftil and annoy
that Fran. SchuhrnbnrV IVi m lnr complleatrons In other organ,
"Carl ula-HrVYL Jlr: , arise. This Is psrtlcul.rly true wltl
- wuv uvea
In the house for four years." he declared
today. -1 talked with Frens one day
and he told me that he came to Portland
to And his brother and spent about $20
in various saloons searching- for him.
nntr anew mucn about the family
organe
with
elderly people If you only know how,
this trouble csa be obviated.
For over 200 years OOL.D MEDAL
Haarlem vOil has been relieving the
Inconvenience and pain doe to advsnc-lne-
years. It is a standard, old-time
home remedy, end neede no latrodue-
m . - : . ii iriii 1
T ?r thern- Carl Schul- Hon. It la now put up In odoTTeoa,
mmmj aurwia ine rla V m-nA I .....
away aurinr tha Am- 1 ....-1... ... ...1..
wo employe! m some and more pleasant
" t1" ctjnoern. 1 aaw the
brothers together aad often eaw the
.wii wmcn r rans used.
"I don't know whether there was any
thine; stored la the house or not- I
never saw any explosives. A dental
student named W. Ronald Stokes lived
upstairs with hU wlfa. and he ea Id
ahboTtth.thirmy!" "
.ini.8chUunr" ,eft Ut Urch.
!iL t b.'d n0th,n v-ut them
to SeatUe" rT"1 thAt moved
These are easier
to take than the
oil in bottles. -Each
capsule contains about one
dose of five drops. Take them "Just
like you Vould any pill, with a small
swallow of water. They soak lata the
system and throw eff the poisons
which are making pott old before your
time. They will quickly relievo those
etlffened Joints, that backache, rheu
ma tiara, inmbego, sciatica, rail stone,
gravel, "brick dust." etc They axe an
effective remedy 'for all diseases of
the bladder, kidney, liver, stomach and
allied organa. , :
Oo to your drarsfst today and get a
box of OOLD MEDAL, Haarlem Oil
Caponlea. Money refunded It they do
not help you. Three si sea. OOLD
MEDAL are the pure, original Import
ed Haarlem Oil Capsules. Accept' no
subetltstes. ' For eels end guaranteed
by. The Owl Drug Co Ad.;,
BEAL ESTATE TR1 vtrrn
T. 1. Barn ant and wf.
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4.
FOR
mm
ArmyfNayy Orders; ;
Ban Fntaeiaea. Dec, 27. I L N. S.)-T
toJlovtne army ere arere Jand today :
i Tantala J. O..CnmHn, iront Baa fraaieai
te Fort Baaa Iloostoav Texaa, fee dntjr.
AaaicTwd to .Baker company,- C W albert. Xa
8, Prafltdio. 8a t'raneiara. - . . , . ...
- Pint lJeutenaat - P. -Jose, front Cirap
ICearnT, Cel. to 40th diriaioB, fbt eotr la bast
lynpitaL '
Try Mustexole. ,See How
. ' Quickly It Relieves s
' 'YoaJinAMfctercb in briskly, and
usually the pain is gontv-n delidoos,
toothing comfxxt crjsxstotAbitsplace.
- Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
mada withoa of mastard. Use tt instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
MAnrdu.Ua8uidnior8csneMa8ter-
Ole SSd raear ty it tOthfftpatkntl.
v Thcv vtU rtdlvtell van what relief
tt gives from sera- throaV bronchitis. '
croupcua cecK, mrhma, neuralgia.
copges!!cd, plcorkr. rtatCTCtfam, lunv
bzjo, pzin3 rod oches of tho back or
jsints, sprcisA-ccro puocla; bruises,
rttlMnT-m irortgd fset'cclda of tho
cr3t, Alwx3 dcpeadcWe.
SO aad 60c jars; hospital size f&50.
fpif
TtenmuB. f. a , f.
Renew K. TVmnun and wf. to B
Barnaat. 1.-S n B -
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w into-t-Ada-j. and efj-ts J." B. MilWr',
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Gvnav A. Meier and wf'. toiinetort ef
J'TjJnnPavtland. U 14. 18.
John H. Jaetasar and wf. to" Allen R.
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