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Newspaper Page TextFINE BUILDINGS 1 90S ruir Will Have Some Beautiful Structures. EXTENSIVE PLANS Or NATION Art hi let I Will Complete Them Next Week The Contrails .Should Be Awarded November I. PCNNCD IN BY flRC. ITO END STRIKE Waahlur,ton , Sent. 9. Supervising Architect Tuylor, of the Treuauiy De partment, liHt (i'Ikiih1 for tllO Lewis and Clark Kxptmltlon a (roup of Gov ii union t bulldluxa which, lu many re apects, surpass It) aittai tl vont'MH any thing of tho kind heretofore undertak en! by the Oovernment. While not aa large a the Oovernment bulldlnga at HU Uul or Chicago, the l'ortiand bulldlnga are declared by architects to be of more pleasing design and are universally pronounced more lmpre alvo than any which have graced other tw positions. Tho Government build' lug will bo grouped on the peninsula dlmctly facing the main portion of the Kipoaitlon. All will be typos of Bpan Ish renaissance architecture. In the center will be the nmlu building, 24U by SHiO feet. It will be surmounted by an arched roof 130 . fuel above the ground. An Immense skylight will constitute the central portion of tho roof. The remiilndor wilt bo of tllu. Toward either end of the building and ou a line with the front wall will be immense tower 2)10 feet lu bright, wltllo the ends of tliu building will be flnliihtid o(T with semi-domes, giving a grut alcove effect to the interior. Fifty 40 foot UK-he will adorn tho face of the building, each containing a Mpacloua entrance). Between the arch- lire to bo Immense Coiliithlun col umns 44 feet lu height. At the base tit each tower will t)i) fountains con taining oiniuni'Diul slatuury of heroic also. The building will be extensively docoruli'd, provlHlon being made for numerous lluga and banners along the roof, and opportunities are provided for ornamental work on tho towera, over the archua and elsewhere. The floor of the main building will be Mix ftH. above the ground. Toward the end of the main building will be thn smaller bulldlnga, 80 by 160 feet, Karh will be connected with tho main building by ornamental peristyles In aucn a way aa to give the eim-i rrom Acroa the lake of one vast building, preudlng out over an Immense terrl lory. The building on the left will contain the Alnaka and Oriental ex hlbltH, while that on the right will bo devoted to fisheries. From the ex tietue end of the Alaaka building to tho extreme end of the fisheries build lug will bo 8!8 feet, ao that the gcninil 'fT(H t of the main group of bulldlnga will be that of one Immense building of that length. The peristyles will be llntnl by two rowa of Ionic columna and aumounted by ornamental cornice, The smaller bulldlnga will bo lees or namenlal than tho mnln building, but will carry out the adopted renaissance alylo. The perlstylee will be open and uad for passageways only. ltehlnd the tlaherlea building and to the right of the main building will b a aoparate structure 6C3 by 198 feet which will bo given over to the forea- try and Irrigation exhibit. Thla build log, while reaumbllng the nahcrtes building In appearance, atanda alone and la not ahown on the aketch print ed elsewhere. To the left of the main building at the extreme end of the peninsula, on the ahore of Oulld'a 1-ake, will bo lo cated the llfe-eavlng atatlon, which will be an exact reproduction of that at St. Ixuls. It la conaldered an Ideal tatlon by men In the aervlce. Directly In front of the main build Ing will be a large aunken garden largely occupied by a pool 170 by 450 feet. The level of the pool will be 1 feet below the floor of the main build- lng. Arrangementa will be made for lighting all government bulldlnga, and wpoclal attention will be paid to light ing the exterior of the main group, In cluding the two towers. All bulldlnga will be of frame construction, covered with plnater or atari. Hupervlttlng Architect Taylor ex porta to complete tho pinna of all the bulldlnga by September 15 and nt once place them on the market. If no ob- tt Rides are oncountererd, the contract will be awarded about November 1 If the weather permits, It la believed nil the buildings can bo completed In three months. It will bo remembered that 1250,000 wns appropriated for the erection of Government bulldlnga at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Right of Way for Cclllo Canal. Salem, Sept. 9. (Special.) Attor-iiey-flenernl Crawford wont to The Dalles this evening to confer with at torneya for the O. R. & N. Co. regard ing tho Judgment thnt shall be enter ed In the condemnation ault for the Colllo Canal right of way. Ha will in telk over tun future of the .1. 11. Tuffo suit, with tho attorneya and en deavor to secure a right of wny over nnother small tract, tho owners of which have been giving aome trouble. When till these matters hnve been ad justed, tho right of way will bo com plete and the title ready to transfer to tho Government. fourteen Peor'e Killed In New York Ttnement Tire. New York, Sept. 7. Fourteen per son were killed and nearly a score Injured In a Ova-story double tene ment In Attorney atreet early tbl morning. The dead Include four wo- UNIONS ARE CALLED TO MEET men, one man and nine children, rang ing In age from 3 month a to 12 month. Many of the Injured were takbii to hospital, and It la thought that aev eral will die. Among tb Injured were Qve firemen who were In a fourth floor balcony whan It fell with them. t-1. ..... 1 1 ....... i ... . . ....... ........... it,- killed and inlured waa due to the fact awyaru. that most of the men who lived In the begun two month ago, will be called bulldlnga, following the Attorney off wj,h 24 boura. Through the street custom in hot weather, were ,, . , , ., ,. aaleoo on the roof, while but few of meu.um o. i.uu.,uu, UrBUv,. tho women and children were there, were begun today in an enort lo eecura Those on the roof wera unable to ,n unlerlanding with tna packera on Negotiations Begun Through Medium of Middleman. I Pat hers Will Submit New Offer and It Will Be Considered at Ones by the employes. Chicago, Bcpt. 7. The lndltatlona escape by descending througti me burning building, and made tbolr way to aafuty over neighboring roofa. Meanwhile the member of their fami ne who had remained In tbelr rooms found escape cut off and panic reigned throughout the structure. which the striking unions can rely aa a basis foi abandoning the strike to morrow afternoon. It waa admitted tnight by Becretaiy Tiacy, of the Allied Tradea Council of the unions on The fire started about 3 o'clock In Lrit, ). . lay In sending In an alarm, although negotlaiiona had been delivere-1 today the district la ono of the most thickly to representative of the packing firm populated in tho crowded Kast Bide fc w y Kknner a(?ent o the rjoiorl cached the sceno aome of the tenunta NiocKyarus iracnon company, acting were Jumping from the window and las middleman. rrom tne en.ia ot me nre-escupca mai m.,.1,.., KIMn. m.irlent r.f the Uf.t.i.jl inlv Irt t h tui.ftiwl f UH-M I ' Othera were crouching In tho amoke U)estok nanaiera- union; p.icno)aa the small rooms and narrow balla. flier, president of the Tacking Trades The fire la supposed to have been ,.,... tniin Floersch. secretary of the council and Pemlent Donnelly were the men to confer with Mi. fckin ner. According to the plans tonight an answer is to be submitted tomorrow by aused by the explosion of a lamp that ad been left to light the hall on the eond floor, and the sleeping tenants ere not arousuu uuiu me nauway waa abiuxu and eacape tnixugu me building cut off. The lire was soon extinguished and the packer In time for it to be report the search for the dead begun. Most ed at a special meeting of the Allied of the dead were found on the two Trades council. This meeting baa been upper floora. called for earlv in the forenoon. While the aearch of tho building . , m..HtnilH u trie )ocai was going on four Bremen were at ,....., tKa .lr,t-..... Wn ork on a fourth-floor balcony when it ,. .., I,B,itHr. gavo way. y . " . . r .. Another fireman on the balcony floor 8' v" vmuKiu B..Br.B above waa carled down and waa prob- messengers will be sent at once w tne bly fatally Injured. The other four gatherings ol the local bouies. ine were badly hurt, but will recover. unions, it is said, will then vote on Leon Sober, owner of the building; discontinuing the strike, and tbeir rel- Morrla Levlne, the agent, and Henry Liendum vote will be reported at once Ureitman, the superintendent, were ar- to ,i,e of the Allied Tiadea resieu louuy anu were turn icu I -nM,w.U criminal negligence. POINTS WHEREIN THEY DIFFER, One of tha fts Contrast American Women L'nfavorabl with Kngllah. Dexplte all the loudly express!d OFFICIAL DIRKCTORT. Calta Statoa. Fral1nt .....m..Tho(Jor RoeMTtlt i V)ovPrirti-nt opinions to the contrary, nothing can ""wary ti stt w. r. if MARtvINQ TIIC BOUNDARY. TO QUIT MUKDEN. touch Die really smart Kngllsh woman as one see her at the Carlton or at Prlnoc'a at the lunrheon hour. There i la a bewitching, graceful femininity about her that la in evldejice In every detail of her costume ami a certain something that, for lack of a better word, we must call refinement Our most charmingly gowned women In America have all a tendency to ex travagance In dresa and ornament The well-dressed English woman la simple in iter style, despite her frills, and It la only In the evening, when aba puta on her low-necked gown, that abe allows any of Oie daring extravagance that one aees ao freely displayed at our fashionable hotels on Fifth avenue where women meet for luncheon. Then, the English woman'a face la patrician even when she la far from beautiful. The finely modeled noaea and cblna, tha long, slender neck ar tha rule, and, although good eyea and mouth are not ao plentiful, the clear lines of tha facea under tha frilly ha-ta are very satisfying from an artistic atandpolnt Our bifurcated girl and our gentle manly young business woman, In her stiff collar and her four-in-hand, acaxf, have, of course, stood for something fine, vlgoroua and gloriously independent. We have chummed with our mascu line kind to an extent that has made the most popular type of aoclety girl, the racy, waahlng woman who above all scorns any suspicion of being an Ingenue. 'Many of our younger matron have aatonlshed restaurant groups by affect ing the atyle of the moat popular ac tress or opera alnger In the manner of coiffure or of coraage. It has been abaolutely impoaslble to detect tha dif ference between the successful deml monde and the aoclety leader, ao far aa either dresa or manner la concerned. And, at the aame time, the English woman of society la Inclined to be fast, but she is never unfeminlne. For that reason she never suggests that under her baby lace hat and its chin ties lurks tha same deviltry, coquetry and desire for the aubjugation of man that Brat possess! Mother Eve and broke up the light housekeeping In Eden. Life. H-firy ol Tr-iirf I,rmn . Oara N-rurr ol Interior.... ...... E. A. Hltchroc frr.rtwj l Wr E. K. Root Swreinr? ot Nary John D. long ratmt-r-i!ral ... Char leu t.mnrj Hmlth Attirtijr-Gnral , .Jr.lin W.Orlsn Hacretarr ol Arl-iiliiira.... Jamn Wuaun Com Ocoeral Land Office ...... .Dinger Herman State Federal Offlnlala. h.., ( John H. Mitchell """to- j Char W. Kulu.n roii-a.mn I - - J- Williamson Mremeii.. J Thomei H.Tonsue internal Revenue Collector ..... ...it. M. Dunne Klatrlct Ja'tite - .C. H. Bellinger ('lrct)lt Jndxe ...... W. B. (iillrt District A lirney............ J. H. Hall U. B. ManhalL.. W. F. Mathewi How the international Boundary Is Russian, Are Preparing for Cvacu- Bclno Indicated. I'artlea from the Coast and Geodetic Survey are now at work In connection with similar bodlea from Canada In marking the Alaskan boundary line accordlug to the determination of the tribunal which met In London last atlon of the City. Mnkdon. Sept. 7. The forces of Ku ropatkin and of Oyama are racing for Mukden. Tbia much atanda out in the dispatchea from the aeat of war, and ia Pasliter. kecelver Rlter kecelver, United State T.enit noisers. THS DAU.U, OSSOOM. ......,........ Jar P. Lucas Otli Patteraon LA OSASDS, ossoos. E. W. Bartlett J. O. Bwackheimer TICKETS To sod front all POINTS EAST via HISS SHORT LIMB ST. PJLSL, CULUTH, MIKXEAPOUJ, CBISiSI AMD POINTS BAST. Stat nt Oregon. Governor .Geo. E. Chamberlain Secretary of Stata.,... . ...F. I. Dunbar Treasurer C. 8. Moore Attorney-General ..A. M. Crawford Hunt, of fotillc Instruction- J. H. Ackerman frinter - J. K. W hltney K. a. Mean oore Wolverton Clerk Board School Land Commiiition -Mart Chamberlain Came Warden . . Alpha Qulrouy Flah Commiuloner F. C. R-ld, Antorta Veterluarr Burgeon Wm. McLean, Portland Throoirh Pal are and Tonrbrt Bleepers; Dtoloa ana Buaet smoxuii UDrsrr uars. R. 8. B. F. A. Mo C. E. Wolver Slith Judicial District. Circuit Judge W. R. E11U Prosecuting Attorney.. T. 0. Hailey For rates, folders and full information reeweV lug tickets, routes, etc, call on or address B. DICKSON City Ticket Agent, Portland, Oc. J. W. PHALOJf, T. P. A., 122 Third Ht., Portland, On. A. B. C. DEKNISTON, O. W. P. A., 12 First Are.. Beattla, Wask. Morrow County Ofllclala. Joint flenator Walter Pierce Keprettentatlve G. W. Phelj County Jui)ge.......... ...... A. O. Bartholomew County Commissioners County Clerk . Vawter Crawford County Sheriff ....m E. M. Bhutt Countr Treasurer M. Lichtenthal County A uruor . ...... W . USuling county Surveyor J. Keitmy t ounty H:bool Buterintendent...Jay W. Bhipley County Coroner. ......... ....Dr. Kistner block Inspector . B. C. Kirk Mayor... INTERCEPTED THE CZAR' 8 MAIL. Bummer. It will take aeveral years lnuicaiea in a report ioiwarueo oj jvu to complete the work, for the physical ropatkin, who aaya bia letreat ia being .1n,rILVyEvrnV?rtU,, conducted I. p.Kct order, though the Some of the country la ao boggy I Japanese on ounuay reavemy sus- that It can be properly covered only Ud uia tear and continued the attack wnon uie grouna ib roien, w n i r Mom The Mgult of the ,ice most ui toe tvbi ui ii, cayniiui m - mountain suction, only a few month ia In doubt. in tho Hummer are avaiiauie. in aoui- The united Russian forces are now t , "".V bvr north of Yental, a atatlon on the rail- the Alaskan tribunal, aa noted in these way about ten mile noitheaat of Liao dispatchea a year ago. It paasea '.. Thev aie pushing on to Muk through a piece of mountain country , . . ... inIk nf Tananaaa of no aeemlng value, even remotely, to Men, to w b ch the bulk either nation. Until something arisea I u.-.u...B i . - n m.bA tha land worth aomftthinsr. warmel acioss 11)0 tans nvei, a which Is rather improbable, no at- strong Japanese flanking column ia tempt will be made to apply to It the about 31) miles notmeai 01 x.ibo tang principle agreed upon at the tribunal, and ia trying to get between tne kub- In certain respects boundary mara- aisn forcea and Mukden. era have a naruer laag man any SM this race in progresa there ciasa of workera who push through comM , brie diBpatch from Mukden the unbroken wilderness. The , tntt prepation8 for the evacu- civil engineer who lays out a railroad r. morpwiini,. line la on the lookout for the easleat " ,.r . ;,, 7. poalble courae. The route which Tblsj report, if well lounded, aa ia would have the fewest difficulties fot pointed out in the Asaotia ed Prea 8t. him to travel over would have the Petersbuig dispatch, would mean the fewest obataclea for railroad. When abandonment of the whole of Southern he cornea Into alght of a region which Manchuria and the winding up of the la Impassable by all human standards present campaign. be atepa one aide and looka for the 1 1 WBg reported in fit. Petersbnig at next uesi atretcn ot couuvry. a )ate hour Monday night that Kuro- the boundary-marker tni ia uinerent. patkin.. rear gHd d been almost 11a Vina tr f1 iritaf has in a vrh I n a firnnrl I1 - - of the treaty which he Is to execute, and no matter where the line which It describes In degrees, minutes and sec onds of earth'a measuremonta lies, he la expected to follow. Thla makes Heppner Town Offleers. Frank Onllam . J. Koberts Geo. Noble E. W. Khea ...Phll Cohn ... Tom Quaid O. B. Farnsworlh Recorder J. P. Williams I'reasurer L. W. Brig(?s Marshal D.C Qurdana Councilman. Heppner Bektoat District. Dlrectors-T. J. Matlock. E. M. Bhutt. J. M. Hagar. Cierk-L. W. Briggs. annihilated and that the main Rusaian army was in danger of txhg surround ed. Kuropatkin, in his report, makes no mention of the abandonment of 200 cuna at Liao Yang, rumor to which tils taak one of tho most adventurous fleet is in circulation. man has to perforin. He haa to carry boats, pi arte wagons, mountain-climbing mules and a great variety of appli ances for awlnging chasms, acallng ledges and crossing streams. Ills party must alao keep communication open with a base of supplies, almoat as much as an army Advices from Port Arthui, by way of Chefoo, bi ing the fighting there up to September 2, and say the Japanese loHses were very heavy. Giant Sticks of Timber. South nond, Sept. 9. (Special) A fourth cargo this yenr of glnnt stlcka of timber is being londed on the steam tr ProntlHH. Tho timbers will average 24x24 Inches annare and 80 feet long, Tboy enmo from the mlllH at Doty and MeCormlck, which make a apeclally of Iiiiro timbers. Theao mills used to uhlp by way of Tacoma, but f inrllltloa for handling hero being good and the freight rate being almost a dollar per thousand loss, brought tho bUHlneas this wny. Picking Season Will Be Short. Independence, Sept. 9. Special.) Hopplcklng la now on In all tho larger ynnlH. The yield Is fnlrly good and thero are practically no llco or mold. Thoro aro pickers in plenty, and as mnny new hophoiiHca have boon built this sonaon greatly Increasing the dry ing facilities, the picking soason will bo ahorter than in former years. Statue of Washington. Now York. Sept 7. The United Hungarian Boclctltea of New York City tendered a reception here today to Count Albert Apponly and other mem bers of tho Hungarian parliament, who have come to thla country as delegate to tho Inter-Parliamentary Peace Con forence, to be held in St. Louis, and annuoncement waa made that aub scrlptlons to the amount of $2600 have already been received to start a fund to be raised among Hungarians In this country for the erection of a statue of George Washington in the City of Uudapest Sent to Protect Missionaries. London, Sept. 7 The correspondent at Shanghai of tho Times says that native papera atate that the French Consulate haa notified the Governor of KlangBl thnt French warshlpa have been sent to Protect missionaries in the dlHtrlcts of Li Ping and Fu Lin, past of Po Vang Lake.' Anti-foreign feeling In this locality was recently displayed, the correspondent adds, in the refusal of local Intorests to permit a British, gunboat to enter tho lake. Diana Ordered to Disarm. Rnliron. French Indo-Chlnn, Sept. 7 The commander of tho Russlnn rrnlaer Diana bus Tecolvcd orilorB from the Rualan Admiralty to disarm hla vessel. No Hope of Intervention. London, Kept. 7. Careful inquiry in ollicial and diplomatic quaitera hereto dsy established the (act that no hope prevail of the termination o( the war at tbia moment as a result of the ser ies of victories obtained by the Japan ese at Liao Yang. There has been no interchange ol official viewe by the neutral European governments. What discussion baa occurred haa been en tirely personal and haa led lo no re sults, even to the extent r( paving the way to mediation. mere ia no thought of international inteivention. Armenians Create Terror. Pari. Sept. 7. A dispatch to the Temps from Constantinople, by way of Soils, say that an ollicial repoit which has reached one of the foreign consuls there, atatea tiiat Armenian insurgenta at Van, Asiatic Turkey, are successfully teaistlng the Turkish troops, which until yesterday had been unable (o reduce or disperse thrm. The Armenians advanced to within about 400 yards of the French con- ulato. Odessa Corps to the rront. St. Petersburg, Sept. 7. The new mobilisation decided upon ia expected to I announced in the latter part ol thla week. It will Include the eighth army corps stationed at Odessa. The emnetor today Inspected the battleship Oiel and the ciulser Olog o( tha Ualtio fleet, which is now ready to sail. Convintns; Proof of tha Bondage of That Knler. A very striking proof of the Czara bondage waa recently afforded, when the Ctar dispatched one of hla per sonal favorites, a certain M. Klopoff, into the central provinces of Russia to report on the true condition of af fairs there, about which he had pre viously received official Information. He desired to teat the accuracy ot bureaucratic reports, but he knew that lettera from M. Klopoff direct to him would Inevitably be opened and sup pressed If they contained statement of which officialdom diaapproved. In crder to avoid this espionage, be or dered M. Klopoff to mall hla reporta In amall envelopea of the pattern used for private lettera, not atralght to tha palace, but to the address In St. Pe tersburg of a certain General Hesse. General Heaae waa entrusted with the secret, and ha undertook peraonally to carry all tha lettera received from M. Klopoff to the Csar. M. Klopoff went on hla mission, but out of eigh teen letters which he posted to Gen eral Hess for the Cear only fiva reached tbelr destination. A strong ruler would doubtless make a vigorous effort to liberate himself from thla tyranny, but tha Oar la eaaantlally a weak man. The unhealthy, pale, al most gray color of his complexion be- traya hla want of physical health and strength, while the amarlng ineonaia- tenclea of hla reign Indicate auecesalve surrenders to conflicting Influences, It is characteristic of his weakness that he never strikes out a new line of thought or action on hla own Initiative, and that his decision on iny given question of policy is nothing more than the choice which of two or more coiirsea recommended to him by dif ferent advisers shall be followed. He Is never a leader like the German era peror, but Is continually being led by some influential man or group of men. Success. Precinct Offlcera. Justice of the Peace.. .J. P. Williams Constable...-... Q. B. Halt R1 EDFIELD A VAN VACTOR ATTORXEYS-AT-LaW Office, Opposite First National Bank, Heppner, DAILY TBAIXS. FAST TIMS. "The Milwaukee" A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil waukee dc St. Panl Railway, known all over the Union aa the Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" traLia every day and night between St. Pan! and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, The only perfect traina in the world." Understand : Connections are made with All Transcontinental lines, assuring to passengers the best' service known. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equaled by no other line. See that your ticket reada via "Tha Milwaukee" when going to any point ia the United 8tatea or Canada. All ticket agents Bell them. G. CRANK B. KISTNER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office, Patterson's Drug Store. Residence w;m j. rsuerauu ,R. A. K. HIGGS -eetal s'tentton siren to dlsesss of the ar. nose and throat. Glasses nroDerlv fitted. ARIZONA'S AGATE BRIDGE. A NATVRAL CURIOBlTr. In the 'Tetrlfled Forest"' of Arizona there la a natural bridge, across a nar row canyon consisting of the petrified or agatlJied, trunk of a tree, 111 feet In length. The petrified trees In thl region are believed to have, flourished In the Trlasslc age. Most of them are allied to the Norfolk islnnd pine (Aru carta) of to-day, but Borne resemble the red cedar. Prof. O. C. 8. Cartur think that the petrlllcaUon was due to soluble silicates derived from the iliK-oinposltlon of the feldspathlc ce ment found In the sandstone of that locality. HemovliisT Uattle Hears. Hrllisti otileers are having the acar nf fae wounds removed by the use ot llirlit rays. Tha Ixtndon Mall aaya "The custom la rapidly growing of aur- sending their patlenta to have the scar left by operations removed. w. PHELPS ATTORNEY-IT-IAI. Office In Odd Fellows New Building. Heppner. Oregon. Heppner, Oregon. G. W.REA ATTORNEY-ST-laW C. 8. Commissioner. Homestead filings and ah nuai n roots niaue. Cilice one door east I'. (J., Borg's Jewelry Store. HEPPNER OREGON For rates, pamphlets or other lnio mation, address, J.W.Casbt, H. 8. Rowa, Trav. Pass. Agent General , PORTLAND. OREGON. Dr. M. B. Metzler DENTIST Office In Odd Fellows' New Balldlnf. Call and Bee Me. E. WOODSON. Attorney-at-Law. Office In Palaca Hotel, Heppner, Oregon. Oregon SilOJTLlNE axd Union Pacipic Only Line East tU Salt Lake and Denver TWO TRAINS DAILY. GENTRY, TONSORIAL ARTISTS. BHAVINO SS CENTS. Fin Bath Rooms In connection. Ebop two doors north of Palaca Hotel DR. J. W. VOGLE EYE SPECIALIST. MAKES REGULAR TRIPS TO HEPPNER AND MOR ROW COUNTY. GIBSON & LOGAN Shaving Parlors Three Doors South ot Postofnoe, Bhaelna, SB Halroullluc, SSa. Bathroom in Connection. Detlr Darasn :00 s. as. 1:00 a. m. TIMS SCHEDULES. HirrNsa, Oa. Fast Mall For Kast and Watt Fast Mail Fro m att and Wsat Express tor Kast and Watt Express i rom last sad Watt Dally Aaaivsa 1:10 a. i STEAMER LINES, tan raAMCitoo-FoBTLAaa Roots Bteaasea sells front Portland I p.m. every dart Dally Boat servto between Portland. Astoria, Oregon City, Dayton, Salem, Independents CorvaUti and all Columbia and WUlaatatM Rivet points. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. Steamers between Xlparla and Lewurtoa leave Rlparla dally at 4:M a. m. returning Vtavt Lawlstoa dally at l:K a. av i. B. Huddlettoa. Beppaer, O rages)