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. 10 TIfiE 3IOK'Ia OKKGIKVIAIV, SATURDAY, MAT 11, 1907. T Japanese Steamer Chartered to Come to Portland. TAKEN BY REGULAR LINE Portland & Asiatic Company Will 'liond Vessel for Japanese Ports. . Will Arrive Here Early In June. News of the Waterfront. : The Japanese steamship Manshu Maru, which loaded at this port for Japan during the tirst part of Starch, has been re-chartered by the Portland & Asiatic Steamship Company xcd will return to ' Portland in June est general cargo tor three ports in Japan. The Manshu Maru is now bound for Salinas Cruz with coolies and is due to arrive soon. She will reach, the Columbia River about June 1. The stearothip Manshu Maru sailed from Portland for the Orient March 12 of this year. She carried 65,768 bushels of wheat and 22,734 barrels of flour and called at Kobe, Mojl and Yokohama. The steamer made a fast run out and as soon as she was discharged she took coolies for Panama. The vessel will take a large quantity of flour and some gen eral cargo. With the addition of the Manshu Maru to the regular fleet of the Portland & Asiatic Steamship Company, that concern will have three steamers to load Oriental cargoes during the month. The Numantla is one of the largest flour and grain carriers that enters the port. With the addition of the steamers of the North China line, operated by Frank Water i bouse & Co., of Seattle, the exports for ' the month of June will be well up toward the record mark. : Wheat export business to the continent is practically at an end for the season. The British, ship Yola is in the harbor disengaged. The Bayonne Is working wheat acd will be about the last of the sailing craft to get away until new crop business offers. Flour business- to the Far East has never been as good as at the present time. The record for May exports of foodstuffs will far exceed any previous business for the correspond ing month of previous years. That this condition will continue for some time is conceded by all dealers and shippers. There is still enough wheat in the interior to keep things busy until a new crop is Available. LIGHTSHIP PARTS HER CABLE Goes Adrift and Is Rescued by the Wallula and Heather. ASTORIA. Or., May 10. (Special.) During a heavy southeast gale about 4 o'clock this morning, Columbia River lightship No. 60 parted her mooring cable close to the anchor and started to drift north before the wind and current. The steam schooner Quinault was In the vicin ity and, hastening In. notified the tug Wallula and the tender Heather, which were met Inside the bar, and those two vessels went to the rescue. The lightship was picked up about four miles off North Head and towed inside by the Wallula, the Heather keeping close at hand to render assistance if necessary. The ves sel was taken to the Tongue Point buoy station, where she will .be equipped with a new anchor and her cable repaired, when she will be taken out to her station off the mouth of the river. The lightship is entirely uninjured and the accident is supposed to have been due to a flaw in the cable. This is the third time lightship No. 50 has run amuck, but on the previous occasions she was not so fortunate. Once she went ashore near McKengie head and had to be taken overland and launched into Baker's Bay, and the second time she drifted into the river and ran ashore inside Peacock spit, almost under the old fortifications at Fort Canby. TRIAL TRIP OF MARIIOFFER Now Steam Schooner Will Be Given a Run Down the Columbia. The new steam schooner J. Marhoffer, which was built on Gray's Harbor for Olson & Mahony and which received her engines at the Willamette Iron & Steel Works, will leave the company's dock at o'clock this morning on her trial trip. The steamer will make an extended voyage and will be given every chance to prove her worth. The Marhoffer is a duplicata of the Jim Butler and the Helene, which were fitted by the Willam ette Iron Works. The steamer J. N. Teal, of the Open Elver Transportation Company, will be launched from the yards of Joseph Sup ine this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The steamer will not be ready for a trial trip for several days. She will go into commission as soon after the middle of the month as possible. There is con siderable work yet to be done on the Teal and her furniture will be placed aboard some time next week. She will operate between Portland and the Big Eddy, and will make connections with the Bteamer Relief for the upper river. MATH LOM A OX WAYS MONDAY Snngboat Will Be Repaired at the - Joseph Supple Shipyard. The United States snagboat Mathloma will go on the ways at Supple's yard Monday rooming and will be given a thorough overhauling. A number of new planks will be placed in her hull and she will be painted before going into the water. Her engines have been thorough ly overhauled. The Mathloma. Dipper No. 2 and the pile-driving outfit will proceed to the upper Willamette River as soon as the former comes off the ways. The three outfits will work in conjunction and will do all the work possible while river con ditions are favorable. Assistant Engineer Officer D. B. Ogden will accompany the Mathloma. launch Sheridan Changes Hands. ASTORIA. Or., May 10. (Special.) The River Transportation Company, of South Bend, Wash., has purchased the gnsoline launch General Sheridan from C M. Johns and Peter Johns, of Shamokawa, for $3600. the bill of sale being tiled in the Custom House today. The craft will be taken to South Bend and placed on the run between that city and Raymond. Tacoma Shipping Notes. TACOMA. Wash.. May 10. With a cargo otHO.SSS bushels of wheat, the French bark La Rochejaqueieln sailed last night for the Vnlted Kingdom. The bark Eugenie Fautrel, the last of the season's grain charters, began load, ing wheat today. 'Changes In Lighthouse Service. ASTORIA. Or., May 10. (Special.) First Assistant Engineer Thomas, of the 1 SHU 0 RETURN lighthouse tender Armeria, has been ap pointed chief of the tender Columbine. Chief Engineer McGregor, of the steamer Arago, has been appointed first assistant on the Armeria, and George H. Goodell, chief engineer of the quarantine steamer Electro, will be chief of the Arago. Armeria Goes North. ASTORIA, Or.. -May 10. (Special.) The lighthouse tender Armeria will leave tomorrow morning on a three months' ciuise to the light stations in Northwest ern Alaska, as far north as Nome. The Aimeria will stop at Seattle to take on a supply of fuel. Captain Buchanan Transferred. ASTORIA. Or., "May 10. (Special.) Captain Buchanan, who has been in com mand of the Government Survey steamer Arago, has been transferred to the com mand of the steamer George H. Mendell. Schooner Annie Larsen Clears. ASTORIA, Or., May 10. (Special.) The schooner Annie Larsen cleared at the Custom House today for San Francisco with a cargo of- 470.000 feet of lumber, loaded at the Astoria Box Company's mill. Marine Notes. The steamer Alliance is due to 'arrive from Coos Bay tomorrow. The gasoline schooner Berwick arrived up yesterday from Rogue River. The Portland and Asiatic liner Nlco- STEiUKR INTELLIGENCE. Due to Arrive. Name. . F. A. Kilburn.. Ntcoraedla Costa Rica Prom. . .San Fran. . . . Hongkong. . . Data. . In port .In port . In port ..May 12 ..May 13 . May 14 . May 2l ..May .May 25 .Junel July IS . San J? ran.... . .Coos Bay . . . . ..Loa Ansreles. . San Fran , .San Fran. . . . . Lo Angeles. . .HongrkonK-. . . .Hongkong Alliance Geo. V. Klder. Columbia Johan Poulsen. Roanoke Numuntia Arabia Alexia Scheduled to Depart. Name. F. A. Kilburn. Costa Rica For. .Ban Fran.... .ftan Fran Date. May 11 May 11 May 14 May 15 May 15 .May 16 .May 24 May 25 .June 6 June 23 .July 22 Alliance . -Coos Bay Geo. W. Elder. ..Los Angeles.. N loomed la. . . . . . Columbia Boanoke Jormn' Poulsen. Numantia Arabia Alesia. ..Hongkong . .San tran . . at . Los AnKeles. . .San Fran. .. , .Hongkong. . . . .Homrkongr.... . . Hon gkong . . . - Cleared Friday. Costa Blea, Am. steamship (Mason), with general cargo for San Fran cisco. media shifted to the Alaska dock yester day. The Russian steamship Selenga shipped a crew of 16 men yesterday and left down for Astoria. The steamer Costa Rica will sail for San Francisco this morning at 9 o'clock. She has a full passenger list and all available freight space taken. The steamer Roanoke sailed for San Pedro and way ports last night. She has a large cargo of wheat for San Fran cisco and a good crowd of passengers. Arrivals and Departures. PORTLAND, May 10. Sailed Russian steamship Selenga, for Shanghai and Kobo Arrived Gasoline schooner Berwick, from Rogue River. Sailed Steamer Roanoke, for San Pedro and way ports. Arrived Steam er Quinault. from San Francisco; British steamer Tottenham, from Vancouver; ship Columbia, from Kan Francisco, berth at Stella. Astoria, May 10.--Condltlon of the bar at 5 P. M., rough; wind south. 28 miles; weather, rainy. Arrived down at 6 A. M. Steamer Johan Poulsen. Arrived at 6 and left up at O:S0 A. M. Steamer Quinault, from San Francisco. Arrived down at 11:10. A. M. British steamer Klrklee. Arrived at 4:45 P. M. A three-masted ship. Outside at 5 P. M. A tour-masted barkentlne. San Francisco, May 10. Arrived Schoon er Mabel Gale, from Portland. Sailed' Schooner Virginia, for Portland. Sydney. N. S. W., May 10. Arrived previ ously Forerlc, from Vancouver, B. C. San Francisco, May 10. Arrived Schoon er Mable Gale, from Columbia River; steam, er Daisy Micthell, from Wlllapa Harbor. Sailed Schooner - Bertie Minor, tor Coos Bay: steamer Fulton, for Gray's Harbor; steamer Redondo, for Coos Bay; steamer Virginia, for Portland; steamer San Buena Ventura, for Coqullle River; steamer Svea, for Gray's Harbor; ship Edmund, for Royai Roads; steamer Siberia, for Hongkong; ship Kldalton, for Newcastle, Australia. Tides at Astoria Saturday. High. Low. 6:0 A. M 8.S feet6:48 A. M 0.1 feet 12:48 P. M....7.S feetti:48 P. M 2.1 feet TEXAS MUST HAVE PIERCE Sheriff Is Determined Pierce De nies Perjury Charge. ST. LOUIS. May 10. Sheriff G. S. Matthews, of Travis County, Texas, ar rived from Austin, Tex., today to take charge of H. Clay Pierce, chairman of the board of the Waters-Pierce Oil Com pany, who surrendered to arrest Wednes day on a Texas indictment charging him with having 'committed perjury in an af fidavit made in 1900 concerning the oil company. Immediately after Pierce's arrest a writ of habeas corpus was secured from the Circuit Court on the ground that Pierce was unlawfully restrained of his liberty. A hearing of the process was set for tomorrow - morning. Sheriff Mat thews said: "I will employ counsel to fight Pierce's application for habeas corpus. I don't Intend to kidnap Mr. Pierce or take him back to Texas in irons, but I do intend to see that Texas gets what is coming to it in the way of legal representatives. "It strikes me as tunny that Pierce, after voluntarily surrendering, should go into court and claim he was being re strained of his liberty." Mr. Pierce was released from custody Wednesday on $10,000 bond, pending the hearing tomorrow. In a statement given out today by Mr. Pierce the declaration is made that the affidavit was true throughout- The state ment in part follows: "The affidavit, which 1 made on May 31, 1900. at Austin, Tex., is unquestionably true. I made it after full consultation with my attorneys. The affidavit states that the Waters-Pierce Oil Company, or ganized under the laws of the State of Missouri, on May 29, 1900, had not made or entered into any trust agreement, con tract or confederation to fix the prices or limit the quantity of any articles of merchandise. "The affidavit does not contain a state ment, nor did the law of Texas require of a foreign corporation, any statement with respect to who were its shareholders or who were Interested in it. It has been repeatedly and libelously said by manv malicious or thoughtless persons and newspapers that the affidavit con tained the statement that the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey was not in terested In the Waters-Pierce Oil Com pany, either as a stockholder or other wise. The affidavit did not contain any such statement, and any assertion of that character is made in perversion of the contents of the affidavit and ungrounded malice toward me." KISER FOR SOUVEX1K PHOTOS. Northwest Scenery Imperial Hotel. SCHOOL BOYS PLAY POKER TACOMA SCHOOL BOARD LAYS BLAME ON PARENTS. Fathers Gamble on Wheat, Biothers Play for Prizes and Boys Ante With Pennies. TACOMA, Wash., May 10. (Special.) A number of students were called on to testify today regarding reports of gamb ling at the high school. President Drury, Of the Board of Education, said today: "Several weeks ago we conducted an in vestigation and found that some of the boys were playing poker and we have en deavored to stop it. and the Superintend ent has been given orders to get rid of every boy when he becomes a menace to the morals of the rest of the students. "Their parents, in many cases, are to blame. There is a bucket shop in the Equitable building, where men gamble on wheat: then mothers go out in the afternoon and gamble for prizes at a card party, and what can you expect of the boys? They have inherited the gambling spirit and Instead of spending their pennies for lunch at school, they have been using them to gamble and play penny ante." WATER POURS FROM GROUND La Grande Excited Over Successful Operation of Artesian Well. LA GRANDE, Or., May 10. (Spe cial.) Great excitement and enthus iasm prevails in La Grande this morn ing. Miller & West, of Prosser, Wash., who have been drilling a well for the O. R. N. near the new roundhouse have struck artesian water with a flow of 200 gallons per minute at a depth of 850 feet. The first strike was made at 10 o'clock Saturday night. The work was continued Monday and at 5 o'clock in the afternoon the flow was perhaps five salons to the minute, but at 2 o'clock in the night a much larger flow began and the now is now 200 gallons a minute. The contractors are much elated ana confidently expect that in a few feet more they will be able to strike water of sufficient quantity to produce a great gusher. If this well proves to be a success many more will be commenced soon, and several that were undertaken some time ago and drilled several hundred feet will be carried to completion. If artesian water can be found here in large quantities, it will mean mil lions to one of the richest valleys in Oregon. PARDON FOR JAMES WHITE Convicted Man Offered Opportunitj to Escape Prison Term. SALEM, May 10. (Special.) Governor Chamberlain today decided to grant a conditional pardon in favor of James White, the sailor boarding-house man who was convicted of kidnaping C. A Buren in Portland in February, 1903. White was indicted Jointly with his brother Harry and "Mysterious Billy" Smith. The latter two pleaded guilty and were fined $250. James White pleaded not guilty, was convicted and sentenced to one year In the penitentiary. He ap pealed: the case was affirmed, and now,, after the lapse of over four years, he is about to be brought to prison. The Gov ernor takes the view that James White, though the least culpable of the three, has been given the greater penalty. In view of this and the fact that White has con ducted himself in a law-abiding manner since his trial, the Governor has decided to pardon him provided he will pay a line of $250 and the court costs, amounting to nearly $100. The pardon, if accepted on these terms, will also be conditioned upon future good behavior. The Governor will offer the conditional pardon to .White in Portland tonight. AGED WOMAN IS KILLED Falls From Wagon and Dies Before Physicians Can Arrive. OOLDESDALB, Wash.. May 10. (Spe cial.) Mrs. S. J. Blackter, of Woodland, Wash., was tljrown from a wagon yes terday afternoon and almost Instantly killed. The accident occurred at the head of the grade near the Stacker ranch on the road from Lyte to Goldendale. Mrs. Blackter was 61 years old and was travel ing overland with her son, W. S. Kimble, of Woodland, to Moses Lake in Douglas County, her son driving a four-horse team, and while rounding a sharp turn in the road the leaders shied, running the wagon upon the bank, when it is sup posed sh lost her balance and fell off the seat. The son stopped his team at once and went to his mother's aid. She was un conscious when he reached her. A physi cian Was summoned from Goldendale, but she died shortly after the accident oc. curred. The remains will be sent to Woodland for Interment. To Muster in Company G. OREGON CITY, Or., May 10. (Special.) Captain L. H. Knapp, of the Third Regi ment, Oregon National Guard, will come up from Portland next Monday evening at 7 o'clock and muster in the company that has just been organized here through the efforts of Dr. C. H. Meissner and Franklin A. Loomls, who was Major in the volunteers during the Spanish War. Major Loomis will be the first Captain of the new organization, which will be designated as separate Company G. Captain Shaw Boosts for Festival. OREGON CITY. Or., May 10. (Special.) Enthusiastic fruitgrowers of Clackamas County are advocating the holding of a strawberry festival In this city during the coming June. The county has about 150 acres in strawberries, mostly of the Ma goon variety. Captain James P. Shaw, formerly of Hood River, is striving to im press upon local growers the advantage of advertising by making exhibits of their berries and holding an annual fair for that purpose. Drouth Broken at Aberdeen.. ABERDEEN, Wash., May 10. (Special.) A month's drouth, unusual on Gray's Harbor at this season, was broken to day by a heavy rain, which looks as if it will continue. The rain was greatly needed. TEA Don't you know our tea yet? You have missed a good deal of comfort and lost some money. Yonr tracer returns vonr money if rem doa't like SchiUini'i Best: we pay him. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM dsne and tatiflet the tmtr. 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