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THE MORXIXG OREGOXTAX, SATURDAY AV71TL 8. 1911. 13 . COLONISTS -SEND FOR OLD FRIENDS Eighty-Six New Citizens of Oregon Arrive on Way to Willamette Valiey. STAMPEDE IS PREDICTED Uirlj Visitors Admit ow Tliat They Were Inre-tismHtn" and Result Appears Complimentary to Thl rrt of World. A party of K colonists from Wiscon sin arrived In Portland ortr the North ern I'aclnc 'vtrt!uy mornina and left In the- afternoon for point In the Wll Umwt Valley, where they will take up their homes on email farms. These formn! only a part of the con stant stream of opportunity seekers that flowed throurh Portland's galea from early morning until lace at nmht. brtrsr'.mc additional Indications that the Influx of new citizens-during the re maining days of the low-fare period will witness the movement of a greater volume of paseni?ers than any pre vious period of i.roihr lenrth In the history of the colonist business. "Krery Indication points to a blir rush at the wtndup." said A. I. Charl ton, assistant general psrenircr aicent of the Northern F'arltlc. yesterday af temovn. "We thought had a bt(f rush at first, but It la almost certain that It will he much ftrealrr at the close of the period. "Notice that the cities are reasonably well nil.'.! with new arlv.ils since the reduced rates went Into effect has irons out and It Is likely that those persons who arrive from now until the end will seek locations on the farms and In the small towns." Every train operating out of SL Paul over the Northern l"rlrto Is runnlnc In two sections and peciul equipment Is carried on the rest. In r trains to accom modate the colonist business. A noticeable feature of the arrivals yestrday was the number of large parties and families who are secklnir homes In Oregon. Innulry revealed the fact that many of these came as the result of advice sent by aitents or other members of the family who left their Eastern homes at the beginning of the period to look over the situa tion. A larire proportion of those who came In March admitted that they were here merely to Investigate conditions and that upon the result of their Inves tlss'ioa depended the comlnir of hun dreds of others. It la evident from the nature of the movement now that many of these missions wero satisfactory to both the colonist and the state. A woman m ho said her home was In Nebraska brouKht with her four chil dren. They were on their way to ('.rants rasa, where they will Join the husband and father, who located there soon after the rates were established. They were enthusiastic over the pros pects of making their future home In Oregon. Three couples of farmers from In diana were on their way to Central Orecon to take up homertrad prop erty or to locate on Irritated land If suitable terms couM be made. They propone to build "heir hois- near to gether and till thetr farms In common. They look forward to their prospects In this state with Joyous anticipation. Pp lal trains jrs operating out of Omah over the i'nlo.j ruetflc. all of thern carrying colonists destined for Vortlard aid Oregon. These extra trains will beIn to arrive In this city over the O.-W. ft. ft N". lines on Sunday and will continue until the last oppor tunity seeker has been landed at his final destination. TRACKLAYIXG STARTS SOOX Caaadrrn Kxtrn-lott Work to Re quire? bat Short Time. Track laying on the Cazadero exten sion of the Portland Railway. Llffht A Power Company's line will becln about April ?i, aceordfna to present Indications. The Kradlnir ha been completed under contract to Watson. Flatf A Standifer of this city. P!ac Inc of rails mill require only a week or 19 days. It Is believed that the new road can be used by the construction department soon after May 1. While this extension, which Is three mtlcs lor.ir. was built primarily for the use of the construction department In erecOnr the darn on the Clackamas river that la to serve the new power plant. It eventually ran be utilised for freight and passenger service. A station wtll be established at the end of the line. A small settlement Is ex pected to spring up around the dam ite. and some traffic will develop. The line offers unusual scenic advan tages and officials of the company be lieve that It will prove popular with Portland people for excursion trips. Work on this extension, which will take the road J miles from Portland, was started last November. Much of the K rati Inn had to be done through a wall of sol.d rock. The line follows the course of the Clackamas river along Its entire route. DESCIICTKS LIXE IS ItCSIIKD Trains tipe-cted to Run Into Madras Before Knd of Month. MADRAS. Or.. April 7. (Speclal.V Representatlves of the Peschutrs Kail way announce that trains are expected to reach this place between April 20 and 3d. The work that is now hold Ins the trains bark Is brldsea. The company Is haulinir the lumber for the construction of trestles and wooden bmlces on Its own trains rather than bavins; them hauled by team from local mills In advance of the steel, as was the plan pursued by the Oregon Trunk. However, at present all the materials for the smaller bridges, trestles and culverts on the Deschutes line are be ing hauled ahead of the steel a-ans so that rapid progress Is bclnjc made from Trout creek this way. The arrival of trains at this point will brlr.it the Xarrlman line up to the a-reat steel brtdire that la to be con structed across Willow creek canyon on the west edge of the townslte. The bridle will require about two months to complete, and will make Madras the terminus for this line durina the greater part of the Summer. r.csn roRjtKR Portland man Socceed Goold as Head or Missouri Pacific 14 Compromise. ft. F. Push. who. according to latest reports. l to succee l Oeorse Gould a h4 of the Missouri Parinc and allied railroads. Is well known In Portland, as ha formerly was chief engineer of the O. R. a S. Co, la that capacity aiding in the construction work on several roads In this territory. After leaving here In the late "?oa he took charge of the coal Interests of the Hill system, and left that post In V.1 to become vice-president and general manager of the Western Coal A Mining Company, a Gould concern, with head quarters at 8U Louis. During the panic of 1CT the Western Maryland Kail road, controlled by the Goulds and the Stand ard Oil Company, became Involved In difficulties and Bush was selected to re organize It. He Increased the efficiency of that enterprise as well as Its earning rapacity, and at present Is Its president. Through his work of rehabilitating this bankrupt road. Bush became Intimate with the Rockefellers and. althourh his Interests have heretofore been with the Goulds, his selection may be regarded as a compromise between the owners of the Missouri Pacific and the new ele ment that came Into the road at the annual meeting a short time ago. TRAVEL TO PORTLAND IS RIO California Has Had H"--t Tourist Huslne-ss la History. "Northbound travel from California never was greater than It Is at the present time." ,al. A. 1. Charlton. FOUR GENERATIONS ARE SHOWN IN PICTURE. i i i i :; . -wy ' I j - ' . -,. '. ; Tnin i. n. Crawford, ox left, axd mr. j. b. HTKW tBT. HEATED MRS. C. E. THYNO A.D BABY LETA f RAWTOHD. The above picture shows Mrs. C. K. Thyng. great-grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Stewart, grandmother, Mrs. I. H. Crawford, mother, and baby Leta Crawford. All excepting Mrs. J. B. Stewart live In Portland. Mrs. Stewart's home, however. Is at South Tualatin. Oregon. Mrs. C. H Thyng. the great-grandmother. Is 68 years old and her great granddaughter la four months old. assistant general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific Railway, who re turned yesterday morning from a three weeks' stay In the southern state. "California enjoyed the best tourist season this year In Its entire history." he continued, "and much of this busi ness will return home via Portland. I found that many people mill remain In Northern California until Rose Festival week, when they will come to this city. Then they mill continue their sight seeing Journeys to Yellowstone Nation al 1 ark. -The Rose Festival and Yellowstone Park are combining this year to attract the usual California tourist northward. Tne additional hotel facilities at the park which make It possible for the traveler to remain there a month or the entire season has caused many to seek that place for the Summer, and Port land will get the benefit." Mr. Charlton combined pleasure with business on bis trip, but he says that the pleasure was marred by the rains that fell almost Incessantly. "They can talk about their California climate and the proverbial Oregon rains, but for climate give me Oregon, and for rain California has this state outdone by several Inches every year.' Rio Grand Buyer In Portland. Thomas Tipton, purchasing agent of the Denver A Rio Grande Railway, ar rived In Portland yesterday and will TKAMER INTElXltiKN'CM. to Arrive. From. tan Pedro... urka. . . . . TMlamook. .. .Ttaadon. .... tan proro. .. ,rvs Hay.... .Tillamook. .. Name. Rose City. ..... A lllance Sue H. Elmore Anvil ia er. ...... Ilreaksrster. .. Uoldrn Gtt. . . r,v W. Eltlsr. Pear f t iron RlversidSt. ... . Hoanok. . . . .. liearlk lbssn. . Date ,ln port la port la port AKT S .Airll .Apr. .Apr. 9 V 13 14 13 1 20 i.n Pedro. .. .Apr. San Pedro. ...Apr. an Francisco A pr. H.Ibos Apr. d Pedro. ...Apr. Jloogkung. ...Apr. Scheduled Depart, Nstna. For. Tt Ro, City San Pedro. ...April Auian.-a KureVa Apr. Ao 11. ...Pendon. . .... Apr. Golden Cats. . .Tillamook. ...Apr. Pue H. t;imorsTlllarm"k... Apr. Ilrtikwiw. ...Coos Par Apr. Geo. W. Eldr..Saa Pedro. .. .Arr. Ttrerer Pan Pedro. . . - Apr. Falcon fan Franrlsco Apr. Bear. ......... tan Pedro.... Apr. Hoaaose. ...... sn Pedro. .. .A pr. P.lverslde Pilhoa Apr. K-nrtk lb n. . Itonskong. . . .Apr Washington. .. Jian Francisco InilT 8 ' 10 11 11 13 li 13 JT 11 19 2rt 30 I remain a few days on business. The Klo Grande road buys many of Its supplies In the Northwest, and Mr. Tipton's vlsTt will result In the ex penditure of a large amount of money among Portland houses. IT 0PENS TODAY. Nau's Prescription Pharmacy will open In Its new location In the Selling bulldlns. Sixth and Alder, today. Never Oat Jf Work. The busiest little things ever made are Lr. King's New Life Pills. Kvery pill Is a sugar-coated globule of health, that chansres weakness Into strength, languor Into energy, brain-fag into mental pomer: curing Constipation. Headache. Chills, liyspepsla. Malaria. Only ;c at all druggist. J. M. Howell, a popular druggist In Creenxburg. Ky.. says. "We use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In our own uooshold and know It is excel lent." I'ot sale vy ail dealers. DRILLS SAVE LIVES Batterymen in Capsized Boat Are Rescued. TENDER'S ACTION PROMPT Mine Planting Gear of Manxanlta Is Tested and Found Adequate. Officers of Vessel Made Fa miliar With Work. Post drills as Insisted on by Captain Richardson, of the lighthouse tender Manxanlta. saved the lives of five bat- terymen stationed at Fort Stevens and with the termination of the second day's mine-planting drills yesterday at the mouth of the Columbia, the first venture In using tenders to assist In the work terminated mithout serious consequences. As told In advices from Astoria there were seven soldiers In a small boat and evidently the craft was moored to a buoy. As the Manzanita steamed past, engaged in other features of the drill, the line of the small boat became en tangled In her propeller and the craft was overturned. Two batterymen clung to the capsized boat, but the others went overboard. As there whs a heavy sea running. Captain Richardson imme diately stopped headway on the tender and ordered a bout away, besides In structing his crew to cast life buoys overboard. The five men were picked up In the steamer's boat, some of them having clung to the buoys, and then the two clinging to the overturned boat were taken aboard. As the line picked up was small It caused no trouble to the Man xanlta. It is understood that she will not be called on again this year to as sist In the drill, the primary purpose of which was to test mine-planting gear with which she was recently equipped, and It has been proved sdequate. Aa the lighthouse tenders do not carry regular ly enlisted crews,- It Is not calculated that the drill has proved beneficial to them, as they are privileged to leave the vessels at will, but It has familiarized her officers with the work. So far as Is known, the plan Is to have annual drills, devoting one day ench season, probably planting the mines In the morning and lifting them In the afternoon. CAROM) EL JZT BRINGS CEMENT Alaska Barge Company to Enter Field In Handling Material. Business activity In Portland, which has drawn on California cement stocks heavily the past few years, has at tracted other transportation interests. The Alaska Barge Company will load the barge Carondelet at San Francisco with the product, and she may be fol lowed by others of the same fleet. With the Ocean Barge & Towboat Company In the field with four barges and the regular fleet of steam schooners operat ing. It is expected supplies of material will be maintained at all times, though last season various brands were short In the busiest period and necessitated skirmishing on the part of contractors to keep projects moving. The Carondelet is on the way from Tacoma for San Francisco with SCO tons of coal, being towed by the Tatoosh. which until the completion of the Port of Portland tug Oneonta was In service at the mouth of the Columbia for a lengthy period. The coal Is from the Carbon Hill mine, m-hlch has been taken over by the Pacltlc Improvement Com pany, and a contract has been closed with the Alaska Barge Company to de liver the fuel within the Golden Gate. Cement will form the return cargoes for the barges, and .as the principal Coast market Is Portland, they may be placed on a permanent route, loading for this port and continuing to Tacoma In ballast. IXVEHKIP HAS PASSENGERS SLogstad Finishes Loading and Will Sail Today for South Africa. Captain Frank Hand, of the British tramp Inverkip. which yesterday began discharging general cargo from Antmerp and Gothenburg at the Nortn ISank dock. Is playing host to two guests. Mrs. Hand being a passenger on the vessel, while another la Uruce Flood, son of George Flood, vice-president of the Java & Asiatic Company, which has the Inver kip under time charter. Yet another ar rival on her was Captain Hall, a an Francisco pilot, who brought the tramp up the Coast Captain Hand said that the passage from abroad mas of the usual order. More than l.OOO.OOO feet of lumber was taken on at San Francleco for Australian delivery, as the vessel will head for there after working lOoO.OOO feet In the Columbia River. Her lnwurd cargo will be discharged rapidly, as It consists of a trifle more than 600 tons. It was May 17. 1910 that the Inverkip last visited this port and then she took on a full lumber cargo for Manila. The Norwegian tramp Skogmad finished working lumber for South Africo. yester day and mill leave the harbor today. The cargo is being dispatched by the L. P. Lee Lumber Company. SUBMARINE JOB IS EXPECTED Portland Firm to Get Contract for Government Work. Of the next order for the construc tion of submarines for the United States Navy, Portland mill obtain a contract for the building of one vessel, through the Willamette Iron & Steel Works, m-hlch lias an agreement with the Elec tric Boat Company to that effect. Pro posals for the vessels are being prepared at Waohlngton and It Is expected that bids will be called for so that contracts mill be entered into In the Fall. Under an appropriation made a year ago in February for the same class of submarines, a contract for one each prob ably mill be entered into with the Moran Iron Works, of Seattle, and the Union Iron Works, of San Francisco. The Elec tric Boat Company Is to build four under that order, but It Is provided In the agreement with t!io Government that two must be turned out on the Pacillc Coast. The Willamette Iron & Steel Works sought the business last year and assurances have been given that the price 06 one vessel will be spent In Portland from the appropriation set apart by the last Congress. Special preparations will be made for the construction work and m-hile the vessel Is In the yards a fence mill en close the scene of operations to shut out prying eyes and entrance mill be gained only by a pass from the officer In charge. SOUND LINE REDUCES KATES Competition of Portland Felt by Alaska-Pacific Company. BecaNise Portland lias secured a large percentage of travel by water from San Francisco and Los Angeles of persons desiring to enjoy the ocean voyage and then Journey by train from Portland to Puget Sound, the Alaska Pacific Steam ship Company has announced a reduction In first-class rates on the steamers Buck man and Watson between San Fran cisco and Seattle from 18 to J15. The second-clasci tarilT of $10 remains. That Portland Is holding her own In passenger business Is evidenced by the fact the eteamer Beaver will arrive this afternoon with a total of 650 passengers, the largert number that has been car ried northbound In the history of the service. The flrst-claes list comprises about 250 persons, the remainder being steerage travelers who are seeking work In the Northwest and 'some bound for Alaska. 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Harbormaster Speier said that as each master receiver a printed pamphlet containing harbor regula tions as soon as his vessel Is made fast on arrival, there is no reason why he should not familiarize himself with its contents, gleaning. the information, if necessary, through an interpreter. Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND, April 7. Arrived Gasoline sloop Condor, from Waldport; British steam er Beckenham. from Redondo; steamer Al liance, from Eureka and Coos Bay: steamer Argvll. from San Francisco; steamer Sue H. Elmore, from Tillamook. Sailed Steamer F. S. Loop, for San Francisco; steamer Golden Gate, for Tillamook. Astoria. April 7. Condition at the mouth of the river at 6 P. M.. smooth; wind, north west 18 miles; weather, clear. Arrived at 6 and left up at 8:30 A. M. Steamer Al liance, from Eureka and Coos Bay. Sailed at 6:30 A. M. Steamer Northland, for San Francisco. Arrived at :30 and left up at 8:30 A. M. Steamer Argyll, from San Fran cisco. Sailed at 8 A. M. 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