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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
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Register next Tuesday
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
Price Thompson's carpets before
buying.
Smoke LA Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
II you want to vote don't forget
to register next Tuesday.
You can find just the thing for
wedding gifts at Thompson's.
DR.. J. j. Drummond. oste opath.
Office and residence 3l2 Lincoln Ave.
Phone Junta IS. =.
For RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire sl7
Colorado avenue.
For the famous Birdsell and Peter
Schuttler wagons see the La Junta
Hardware Company.
For SALE Round Oak heater.
No. IA; also one hard coal base
burner. Inquire at this Office.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embalmers. Phone.
East ~; night phone. Junta ~.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Port r. Beeman and
Miss Elsie Corbin. both of La Junta
C. NJ. Taylor and II. S. Shrum
were in the Nine Mile country last
Tuesday on a duck hunting expe-
dition.
Ladies, You will find the very
latest designs in millinery in my
parlors at the Park House. Mrs. f.
o. Bivins.
The Swastika Club will meet with
Mrs. John Turner. 70S Cimarron av-
enue. Tuesday afternoon. October
18th. at 2:30 o'clock.
Bowen has just received an ele-
giant line of fall and winter suitings.
You ought to see them before max
ing q selection for fall or winter
wear.
FOUND-A leather handbag. brass
bound. with brass chain. containing
one dime. Owner can secure same
by identifying property and paying
for this notice.
Everybody's Festival opens We'd
nesdAy night. November l4th and
closes the following Saturday. For
further particulars read this paper
every Saturday.
H. II. Warner. of Syracuse. Kan.
a former resident of La Junta, and
father of J. w. Warner. of this city.
is the republican candidate for pro-
bate Judge in Hamilton county.
Miss Dora Thomas. of Manzanola.
democratic candidate for superin-
tendent of schools. was a county
seat visitor several days this week
in the interest of her candidacy.
Lloyd F. Meadows. of Rocky Ford.
and Lula NJ. Chambers. of Pueblo.
were united in marriage at high
noon "Wednesday by the Rev. S. C..
Davis at the Baptist parsonage.
Miss Lorena Handy left last Sat-
urday for Trinidad to resume her
school work again. Miss Handy has
been at home for some time conva-
lescinx from a slight attack Of
typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Phares arrived
home last Tuesday morning from
Rosedale. No.. where Mrs. Phares
has been visiting her parents during
the past three months. Mr.. Phares
has been absent for about . month.
Engineer Charles Cavley. Of La
mar. chief engineer and principal
manipulator Of the only locomotive
on the Arkanns Valley Railroed,
was in town for several days the first
Of the week. having his eight
wheeler repaired.
Mrs. r. B. Cook. who has been
visiting relatives in Sterling. Cana
da. during the past four months.
returned home last Tuesday morn
ing. She was accompanied by
Miss Katie Cook. . sister Of Mr.
Cook. who will make an extended
visit.
Deacon Scott is the advance agent
for ox,<a Of fha Ssroll<zf oo.suo--cr,xx,,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
g oerpe0 ifaffet 800 oygtige 9lrbej-

W UeIUeU IlulIet oOO UUYllYe IIDel
oere Spboloet paa Gollegict. Gel
unoerpiies ! 9dtionalpfononli, 5oci:
ologi % SStlol1ltriens @i1torie, lne,1
@leperne l,ofprer besu0en alt forefal.
oe1roe legc1nligt .Mrbejoe, &engjgring
8renoebugnillg. Maolaunil1g olp.
Sill at begpnoe meo bapoe Hulfir
College inge1 5orbinoelle mes o.
foro l1niperiitet, men efterboonocn iii
Stl,benterne Slteresle fpr Sc ltuoe-
renoe slrbejoere, % III omeooes Sc
0aglig.
st enbnu itGrfcre &ionesbpr6 on,
5tprfen al benE engelife Golfeoplps-
ni1gs6eprgelie CT bog Sen unaaoeli-
ge Gremgang Boreningel, til slr=
bej6erop0ra9eliG bor bapt. Genne
Screening blep grrn0lagt for 8 9(ar
lt0en, teller MI 1000 Me0lemner og
far ofiat $50 Nlio1fore11i,1ger. Gems
Gormaal ct at. ifabe Mioler til at
ifaffe slrbei0eres 8prn sen beolt nh.
lige ltnoeoisning og 0p6ragelie, laa=
leoes at Sc 1neo Goroel fan fplge
l1niperiitets1 ts1noerbisl1il1gen, noar Sc
naor op moo 20 glars9lloere11. S Sor-
bol6 til lin forte 2coeti6 og fine irnoa
@jnlpemioler bar 0enne Gore1tng
giort ltn6erpGrfer.
9eaar 6ens 8etponi11g fan blipe fao
ltor, beror Set paa, at Sc el1gelifc
ltniperitteter 1neb itprlte @ereopillig=
beo aabner oeres 9pre for Mrbeioer-
flaslers 5gn1er. Sc betrogter set
iom S6eolet for ct notionnlt ltntper<
iitet at itaa 6e1t ltarfe1t' 'n1ltlige gnr=
bin6elie meb olle Gontflnoslag. Sc
bar let, at fan Sc blot broge til fig
nogle @unore6e 9iicipIe fra Ell
5amfun6sflasie, bpiS ltn6crpis,,ing
biotil blep ufiluttct n1e0 Iolfeifolcu,
Dil Sc list efter list ltrGffe oeres 9fgo-
Ser neb / Solniunbets bpbeite M,lo
og 0erfra f1urne bel1te npe, rige Tor=
raao al 2ipsfroft.
Sualc6es ct ser ollcrc6e III Ell liD=
Zig &efselpirfning i Gang ne1lenl
gnglol16s bbjelte 2nreaulto1ter oq
Jolfets bre0eltc Sag. Ss l16pifli11=
gen goar 1tobig pibere / oenne Met.
ming.
Tor Sen el1gellfe Mrbej6erltal,0 Ell
Set for 9llpor gooct op, at &1n16foE
CT Ma9t, og @nglonoS Gi0enifabs:
mrn0 ct forlnrglt ftnre ober, at Uni.
oerliteterne life bot bore ct 5teo
bpor 2rr0onn1cu fiober nagelig
Ell 9nneltol og foDer ioa gobt, al
ingcn fan bGffe Den.
9e engelife ll11iperlitetslurere Dal
toget 6ereS ANabs 11oe 8efolf.1i1ge,
SIDE ON 9i6e lneb 9lrbeiberncs Jpre
re, og al bette Sumorbcibe tyr Mag
lan6 bette fig Sc lt6rlte Mel,.ltater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Gu Tnerfjrnbclic til HrecFaben
9foolebelt fra &ejler &ilbeI1n of Spf
lano for bons @ol0uing / &oce
5clDn1oro 5pdrgsn1aalet a11fa1l1 ii0
1te l1ge til Seem Sort u1eb en- @aln
borg Camper Sorn at ct Par 5tor
fe, 5om 0preban0ler 9agenbecf
5on1borg bap6e belgrget inbpaffe6e
en- flor @aS1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Mnlft fpr CIT Sernbane. geetp Oori
Central & &uOion 9fiber &p. ct iib.
1te l1ge al Donrner &olt Seem Sort
ibpl1t en- Mh1rft al $10S,O0o Dollars
og 6e11s Srafif6eitprer Ell Weatlft al
$4,000 for at bape in6rgmnqrt Gut
fer=Srn1ten Mnbat for Sronshprt al
sens @orer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

@anmenlisn bette Blaos Otter.
retninger fra set earnle 2anb ueo
anbre Ma6es % pr6p, ONT De 1toget
anoet s1eos finder Dem fploisere el.
Ter mere paaItoelige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

sfy &nnftftfhe. SPHnoeren SDon1a5
@6iIon bnr iI@ngere Si6 arbelnet pna
at fi116e ea1 &raftfilhe, ser fuaane un>
Denies til 9rift al 8pgne paa nl1nirt=
belige 2nrDebeie, og :fom iful0e pere
biIligere est0 ben, Ser bi6til Ell a1t-
hen6t for autmpbiler. @an 1fa1 Gl-
lere6e for Ell Sit f6en babe lpit Sp-
eaoen, 11ren til M6pifIingen at henne
&rnft r11natte ban benDhe @run@itof-
fet @oboLt, Der er te1nn1elig iinlbett
% berfor 1reget mr. Nn bar bnn
.in1i6lertib fun6et ftore &oboltleier /
Canada, gSisconlin og anbre 5teber,
iaa @toffet bill blibe bi1l1gere, os
6erfor fan fna alninbelig anpen6el>
ie. San bor 6erfor l16talt, at ban
i11ben 6 Wanne6er bill brtnge ben nDe
@roftfi1oe / Marfebet Sornt af ct
eIeftriif Bntteri, ser far anbrtnges
pnd oIn1tn6elige 8ogne for 5000 og
ct praftiif talt uu6tdmn1elige. De
ifo1 funne gibe Dripfraft for 100,
600 W1iIe, og set bill blibe billigere at
BRUCE 8atteriet enb at fibre neb
@porbogtt>
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syurbmnbsicnatur Burton al &an

l5prbnnbsienatDr 8nrtpn al &an.
lns, ser er i6p1nt $4,000 8gbe oq
6 Maone0ers 6angieI for at bape
1no6taget 8etaling af ct priDat Sir.
ma for at BRUCE ii,, ssS1r6flpoelie Jon
@enator til at fri Set for l1bebage.
1igbe6er for saisbrug al Soften
beorageriif Seniigt, bar / Monongs
begpnot slftje1ringen af fin Strof
Gengslet / SSronton, Wto.
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@limiitcrfriie / Sranfripe.

Miniiterfriic I Tranfrigc. Set
franlfe MitiIteriltm 5orrienS Dar re-
ligneret, pg oeu befjen6te Statsman0
G1emenceau bar paotaget Jig at 0a1=
ne ct MT Mi11ilteri,tn1. Gerpeo pil
oen frantic 93egierings ltpenlfob aneb
Eapen bliDe en0nu mere n0prGget.
i0et Glenenceau ct en nbprGget Mo0=
ltan0er al 8atifanet. Set paaltaaeS
/ Haris, at Hopcns 6jen0lfab moo
Tranfrige III, ct naoet til Sen @pibe,
at ban er @ieolcn1 al ct &opalilt=
&olnplot, Dois Gormoal CT at ON 1ltpr=
te Sen rep11blifonlfe &eeieringsforn1
pe6 &irfefolfets @inlp. S Set nve
Mi1ai1 1terium bill ser blipe bannet ct
uDt Gepartement for elrbejOerlager,
Ser Tal beltDrcs al Ell 5ocia1ilt, &C.
neral Yiquort, befjel1ot fra GrepfnS=
Mffeeren, bliper &rigslail1ilter. ;,
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jra mango Eanter. !.
Rpt fra ale 2auoe.

Sur &oagribelie al stenslano, Sc!
bortrgnnte GDicago 8anfier, por Sci
ion1 befjenot nolot eli 8elpnni,1g G
$4,000. Gisie Nenge tilialot 9}eoat
tprell al nGbicogo Iribune", S. Sec
leD, Ser bar 6cll, lom ]ntte 9lslilte
re10e Stu1sabnofut @orrD Slien pat
5poret og ie1u oeltog / &aagribel
len. &engene blep ii0lte llge anptl
0lr. aeelep til ll0betoling, nnel1 pat
lit @daGs &egne onergap gon ltrofs
5l1n1mel1 til @onfens 9ieceiper til
Joroel for &rebitorernc.
Sutnblcren Gtlpcira, Ser repre-.
lentereoe Set ltore Melp Oorf 6irmc
s. sc. Geballos & 60. Guba> og pe<
ct l1noerlleb al 81 100000 foraar.
iageoe bets Gallit, opboloer Jig nu
@ene5uela, bbor fan er 'ir1teresiere1
/ &bGgapl eiter cit ltor Moaleltof
5iloeira, Ser 1nenes at Dabe brug1
Bengene til at ltptte Sen cubanlfe &e.
pollution, erflGrer, at ban i1tet ltl1'
oerIpb bor begaaet, % at bans Sir.
ma, 6a ban rejlte fra Guba> bapoe
Mftibo al 11a @fillion Collars in1o>
Ell @ielo paa 100000 til Seem
Oorf Tirmaet.
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st fprpppcnt 8aufrpuri b(er

st fprpppent @anfrpperi blep
RanooJ Morgen begooct / SatpDer,
60. 2uf., ca. 90 GiIe fra Wlinot. 81.
1 om 9fotten res 5 8auoitter iuo
.8Deu, brp6 ia1o i @onfel1 og to9
$4,000 Collars ira oeus1e, bDorefter
.6e lprr11gte Gsrene til ct Ear @utt=
fer og tog for 7lere S1n9rcbe 9ol-
Lars Gurer fra bisle. Ge0 GlDnorin=
geu al @aaafen Ftpo ser Ell &pDer 200
&ogt peo Dpert @jerne al &anfhpg=
l1inye11, 1neoens SEN ilmte Ma11b for-
iDnebe fig neb Eengcs1c. @pelrs Sc
bpere baag1lbc pe6 Sprnl1es1ingen al
&rsage1fnbet ey lan1ls6es / betpbelig1
Muto1. Ser b1eb uifpret 800 5fub
/ &un1pen 1ne1len gorgerue og &p'
berne, uaen Elsie rtn6Top. @enere,
/ Sirsbngs aftes, bigb ollie 5 &anbitt=
ter taget til Sange ner @tar af en-
Sbpriffs Bose, Ser, ,gonlfe 11forn1obe1
falbt oper. 2 uf @un6en, SET laa :na
fob / en- %g1tdf.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
FOUND DEAD
FLuNKEY ON THE BUTTORFF A
VICTIM OF ALCOHOLISM.
Andy McGhee, of Nashville, Had Not
Been Sober. 10 Is Said, for
Over Three Years.

Andy McGhee. colored, age 23
years. was found dead in his bunk in
the colored quarters on the steamer
Buttorff this morning by one of the
crew, and the coroner decided that
death was caused by heart trouble SUI
perinduoed by the excessive use OF
intoxicants.
McGhee lived In Nashville and had
been running on the river for years.
lie was employed on the packet as
"hunkey." his duties being to wash
dishes and do odd jobs about the
boai. IL is said by members OF the
crew that the deceased had been in
a semi-intoXicated state for more
than three years. and often had at
tacks of short breath or heart trou-
Bile.
The body was cold when found and
Il is presumed he had been dead sew
eral hours. Coroner Eaker was called
and took charge OF the body. remov-
Ing 1t TO the Mattil-Efinger shops,
whore II is being held pending word
from Nashville.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
4. D. ENEI,TZ.
viii BE Made Electrical Inspector
Regularly.

Alderman w. T. Miller stated this
morning that the committee would
draft an ordinance or resolution this
week ratifying the action of Fire
Chief Wood in appointing Frank o.
Eyertz to the Office of wire inspec-
tor for the city of Paducah, the Off
Ger being really an assistant to
Chief Wood who is the real city cleo
tTioal inspector. made so by ordi-
nance.
This means that Evertz will be the
Inspector and will be regularly en-
ployed as such after the next meet
ing of the boards.
Mr.. Evertz is now at his home in
st. Louis but is expected back in u
day or two He had not removed
his family here because he had re-
oeived no assurance that his appoint.
ment would be made permanent.
He has made an excellent official
since his residence here and his
lr any friends will be glad to learn
he is to remain.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
DOUBT CANNOT EXIST
Investigation viii Only Strengthen
the Proof Given I'm Paducah.

How can doubt exist in the face
of such evidence? Read the en-
dorsement of representative cit
izen OF Paducah.
j. w. Wootan, the weh-known
woodworker, now retired, residing
at 1903 Burnett street, says: .,
have A high opinion of Doan's Kid
ney Pills because they do just what
il claimed for them. | have had
kidney trouble more or less for 10
Years. After trying a number Of
remedies that gave me very little
relief. II any, ! got box of Doan S
Kidney Pills at Alvey & Lists
drug store and began TO take
them as directed. found them to
be the very thing for my trouble.
In a few days | noticed great
change in my condition. Before
taking the pills my rest at night
was greatly disturbed, but now
can go TO bed and rest as peacefully
as anyone give all the credit for
this to Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
One Submitted BY Cairo Boy
Was Selected.
Paducah and Cairo Are to Have Nine
Sundays and the Fourth of
July AT Home"
SEASON FROM MAY 3 TO SEPT. o

The Cairo Bulletin says of the
league meeting at Centralia, Ill.,yes-
terday:
Representatives from Cairo, Dan
Vile, Jacksonville, Mattoon, Paducah
and Vincennes met at the Rexford
hotel yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of selecting a schedule for the
Kitty league.
There were / 3 schedules submitted
for consideration, IL of the number
being drawn up in Cairo, one by a
Vincennes player, one by a Paducah
druggist and one by a Jacksonville.
man. The last three were quickly
laid aside as they did not comply
with the specifications in regard eth
er to the opening or closing dates, al
ignment of teams, excessive mileage
or the lack OF an even break in Sun
day and holiday games.
Ten of the IL schedules from CAT
ro, while satisfactory to Cairo, Pa
ducah and Vincennes. did not suit
the three northern towns. This was
expected from the first and attention
directed to the deficiencies in them.
The remaining two were gone over
In detail and finally one drawn up by
John II. Ladd after a mutual inter-
change OF dates between Jackson
Vile, Danville, Mattoon and Vim
cennes. in which the first named was
transferred two Sunday games for
Labor day. was accepted unanimous
ly and the Cairo boy awarded the
prize OF s25.
The work of selecting a schedule
was not altogether a very pleasant
task. there being some friction devel-
oped, but which was quickly smooth
ed away.
Under the schedule Cairo and Pa
ducah each have nine Sundays and
the Fourth of July at home. They
each play two Sunday games on each
others grounds. In consideration OF
the fact that the two cities have
minimum mileage they get one less
Sunday game than the other cities,
while the cities that have the great
est mileage get two holidays. The
season opens May 3 and closes Sep
tember 3. Cairo and Paducah open at
home and close away.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12

Harry Welch. formerly second
baseman for the Hopkinsville team,
has signed with Shawnee, Okla,
Charles Street once the cracl.
catcher of the Kitty league, has
gone back into minor league com
pany, and is with San Francisco. He
did not make good with the big
leagues.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
CLERK AND CARRIER
Ci,il Service Examination to he
Held April 4.

The L. $. civil service commission
has sent out notices of an examina-
tlon for clerk and carrier in the To-
cal postofiice to be held here April
4. beginning at n. m. IL is expect
cd that quite number will take
the examination.
Applications must be in by March
2Sth.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
Gupbost Paducah Returning.

fAdvices to Washington state thar
the gunboat Paducah has arrived at
the island of Nassau. OF the coast
of Florida She has been at San
Domingo assisting in the protection
CT American property.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12

How do college degrees benefit
a mani"
They vary the monotony,"
answered the scoffer, "by enabling
him to wear initials after his name.
instead of before. e."--Washlngton
Star.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
Heard in Massachusetts.

He is terribly bow-legged."
Yes; If he stood on the boundary
line you could see the whole state of
Rhode Island through him. .
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12

The Bert Haas bulletined by Sec
retary Marrell as with Austin, is no.
The Bert Haas signed by Paducah.
We are glad OF this fact as we think
Bert a block too fast for Texas and
want him in the Kitty.-Cairo Bull
letin.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12

A Cairo boy won the prize for the
best schedule submitted at the Kitty
league meeting yesterday. Bet ten to
one we know who drew It up.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12

Mother-"Well. what is it?"
Tommy-'How lucky pumpkin pie
amt made like dougnuts. with a
hole in the middle! "Harper's Bazaar.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-12
THE BEAUTY.

and originality of the designs we are
Offering in smart new novelties would
certainly appeal to you. Every day
or two now we receive something
new and exclusive ard we are anx-
ious to show them to YOU. Gold and
Silver Chain Purses and Bags, Ladies
and Gentlemen's Seal Rings, Rings
and Pins set with rare gems. Brooch
es. Belt Buckles, ETC., in great varie-
ty.
~. Il. WANNER--
::: :. Jeweler :: :::
Phone, 77e-a. :; 42S Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
charfered for Whent.


The British ship Glenericht and the French
bark La Perouse are chartered for wheat sfrom
Portland 10 Europe -at 2fs 81. and the French
ships BougainTilie and Europe for the same
chartered prior 20 arrival
Tie British steamer shefkh. which made port
on SUNDAY. was chartered prior 10 arrival Tor
wheat from here 10 Europe. with the usual Con-
Merchandise for Hawaii.
The steamer Alameda sailed on Saturday for
Honolulu with a general merchandise cargo val
$50 bsis iorr - 036 lbs butter 1896 lbs and
cs cheese. 30 cs eggs, 1850 gals snd IS cs
wine. $50 gas and l23 cs whisky. l60 casks
beer s. cs liquors: . cs champagne. 2I6 gals
lbs paste, 2249 lbs lard. 92T4 lbs hops, 10000
lbs Goldfish 46.450 lbs malt, Pas pkgs fresh
40 pkss onions 1905 lbs garlic, 1850 lbs fresh
meat, 2O00 lbs fresh FISH. 1873 lbs dressed poul-
try. Il. 800 lbs bread. 1s45 lbs and SO cs
miilstuGs 1850 lbs and 4s cs coffee. 1910 lbs
oleomargariae. % e65 lbs beans. 1000 lbs peas.
1901 cs canned goods. 24s9 lbs and 90 bxs dried
fruit ssT ctIs corn. 9174 lbs middlngs, is pkgs
olives, 30 cs and 52 kegs pickles 677s lbs nuts.
30 Is extracts. 394 ctls barley. 1922 lbs and
l5l Pkgs tobacco. 100 cs cigars and cigarettes.
81 pkgs dry goods, l33 cs boots and shoes y
hats and caps. cs and ammunition.
40 bdis brooDs. 1S6 coils rope, sc bdls and 25
pcs steel. 35 bds and III pcs iron. 1S5 pkgs
drugs. I43 pkgs electrical goods u pkgs agrs-
cultural implements. % pcs castings. u car
wheels % rolls leather "a pkgs machinery
223G lbs sulphur. STA gals and 20 cs oils. q
biis shocks 355 pkgs nails. 1894 bxs SOAP
1910 lbs tin plate. cs typewrlters. sac pkgs
paper. - pkgs paints. % pkgs wagon material,
1854 lbs zinc 100 pkgs wire 67O kegs red and
white lead. is pkgs windows
The steamer Nebraskan. which sailed on Sat
arday Tor Honolulu and Kahuiui had cargo con-
signed 70 various Hawaiian ports valued at
SiS5.045. The cargo included the following:
I45 bbls -four. 60, 600 lbs rice. 40, ,103 lbs sugar
1e. COS lbs beans. COOS lbs bread. $50 lbs paste
30i0 lbs and cs cheese. 1860 lbs and 10 cs
butter, 707 cs canned goods. G1e0 cs canned
salmon. los bbis. 100 half-b5s and kits
picked salmon. 750 lbs and cs hops, 80 cs
chocolate p crts onions 429 pkgs fresh fruits
s4 pigs candy. 1921 lbs ham and bacon, 2eI cs
table preparations. % cs and ] bbi baking DOW
der. $500 lbs salt. 10. $40 lbs Goldfish, sI72 lbs
middlings. 4746 ctls barley. 20 cs coffee, 1910
lbs lard, 1857 lbs and 90 SKIS dried fsh. 50 bxs
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
liens of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

PORTLAND Oct. l5.-Mayor Harry Lane is
sued request this morning 10 the gran han
dlers and loneshoremeh on the one side ard the
shippers and steTedares on the other To sub
NIT The question in dispute 70 board of arbi-
tEation- lie suggested that this board consist
strikers ono By the shippers, and the third
selected ~ the Two thus named
Captain Ni1dh0rst master of the Germsn
ship Nercide. aad B. Stewart, secretary Of the
German Consulate. appeared before Assistant
United States Attorney. Cole this morning and
entered compile iht n the action Of the union
men Sd interfering fth The crew of the ship.
They asked that a man be detailed from tile
Tinted States Marshal's office To guard tie
ship me secret ary Of tue l0aesho-emen'
Union deniesi lff1Tie-lSe Of the aGair He as
s7IFe1 tole ttaf n any y <be union men hhd
boaTded fae ship they would De disciplined.
The ticup tndaT Is practically complete as far
IEc frn - Brcrl 4 AleCabc q concerned.
There was 10 attempt whatefer % put sny non.
unlaa sfereisorc-s 60 Work and Eoffing do7e
hr the boss steYedores excettt 70 superintend tho
l1ading - tor Germsn ship Nerelde. whose sail.
late fhis affcrnoon ir was reported that the
fecifc Coast Lgnbcr Company. caartcrer 81 the
r-rE rap sfca'rst q N,ncric- which has been load
iaz II To Victoria no.phins had decided tc
lisf.easc WITH the services 81 Brown & McCabe
as3 pat crew Of non-usion .ongshorcaen tc
me Alac1iean steamer Saa. -sIaieo wss taken
-ilis rlnrnag iy the Eastern and Western tItIl
cemnany 81 tianSpoEt fr frUn Portland 70 Sau
frsaclSea TIE steamer j. gf 1926 tons net reg.
.eF Gpd eapsoie ~ h1nd.izr 2.0on. UJ0 feet u
allbcs Sic VIII arrive tonight Ia ballast from
seattle
afloI fassa-c - slxty-two daTs from An.
'afoesstF. clle. tie British bark Buccleuch.
Cartala 5oudr. arrived fisis morning. She Is
fl-arrere1l 10 load wlteat FOR Europe
iae strarl sr'-oo1er N9Tfhinnd is At the mills
lrr rfrun cargo Tor San Francisco
fic Oficufai iiner Aragonia was delayed IN
padiue 1our and did not get away until this
fffc ruJan-
Iie exporters Association Las ANNOUNCED tha,
- eerouat u tie present conditions all wheat
sips brlnd Tor th.s port, iiglt. VIII be diverted
81 E1c0ml Tor loading.
ASTORIA. OCT. 15.-T7Ie steamer San Mated
arrived Go.lay and VIII joad iamber for San Fran.
cisco. Tie steam schooner Nurthland arrived 70.
day from San francisco. with freight and pas.
scneers Sic VII load inmber at Portland foi
san Francisco TIE French bark Ia perouse and
tito Preach bark Europe went up the river today
TO load uniber FOR san francisco Tie oil tank
steamer Asnncion IS reported 10 be outside this
evening, and VIII probably come in before 10.
morrow.
The French bark Europe. Captain Roller mas
ter which arrived Saturday from Liverpool was
reneasured by the custom house authorities TO-