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THE M0RX1SG OKEUOMM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 11)08.
SHIPPED
SAILORS
WITHOUT LICENSE
Jost Brothers Violate Their
Agreement With the
State Board.
BOTH TO BE ARRESTED
Signed Three Men for -the British
Ship Elginshire and Commission
ers Smith and MacMasters Ob
ject News of Waterfront.
Warrants will be iBsued this morn
ing for the arrest of the Jost Brothers,
on charges of shipping sailors without
a proper license to conduct a sailor
boarding house within the State of
Oregon. The complaint will be filed
by William MacMaster and Adamee M.
Smith, members of the State Board of
Sailor Boarding House Commissioners.
The specific charge will be that they
shipped three men on the British bark
Elginshire, Captain Stott, yesterday
afternoon.
Jo'st Brothers have no license to
conduct a sailor boarding house, and
the act of yesterday is construed by
the board of commissioners as a simple
act of crimping, which is a serious of
fense In the State of Oregon. Jost
Brothers recently applied to the Board
for a license to conduct a sailor board
ing house. Associated with them were
mentioned the names of "Mysterious-
Billy" Smith, Paddy Lynch and others..
Th application was denies. iater
Jost Brothers again applied for a li
cense, this time for themselves. They
agreed with the commission that
neithor Smith nor Lynch should be
connected, either directly or indirectly
with the business. After consideration
the Board agreed to grant the license,
provided that the boarding house be
put In suitable order and a bond of
5000 be filed, in addition to the regu
lation fee of $250. They were warned
that any attempt to engage in busi
ness prior to the fulfillment of these
obligations would result In the revok
ing of their license.
An agreement was entered .into be
tween the master of the Elginshire and
the Jost boys, whereby eight men were
to be supplied at a rate a trifle less
than that which is provided by the
State law. Yesterday afternoon eight
men were lined up In the office of the
British Consul. Captain Stott accepted
three and rejected five. The three men
were regularly signed on the ship's ar
ticles. William McMasters, one of the mem
bers of the State Board of Sailor
Boarding House Commissioners, said
yesterday:
"In shipping the sailors on the Elgin
shire the Jost boys have violated every
article of agreement entered into be
tween, the members of this commission
and themselves. We shall proceed
against them immediately. It was an
understood fact between us that the
boarding house must be placed In
proper shape. We inspected the prem
ises once and would not accept the
place. Charles Jost called on me yes
terday and stated that they were work
ing on the place and would soon have
It in shape for the reception of sailors.
"Another feature on which the Board
was particular was that "Mysterious
Billy" Smith, "Bunco" Kelly and
"Paddy" Lynch should not be connected
In any way, either directly or Indi
rectly, with the concern. To this they
agreed, but I am given to understand
that Smith has solicited ships for the
new concern and that Kelly has been
hunting sailors in a number of the
down-town saloons. "Jumbo" Riley, an
ex-pugilist and well-known character,
is also mixed up with them. I am told.
Wo have placed the matter before Dis
trict Attorney Manning and tomorrow
shall proceed against them in accord
ance with the law."
During the past two years Portland
has enjoyed the reputation of having
the best sailor facilities of any port on
the Pacific. Coast. During that period
not a single ship has been detained for
more than 24 hours on account of sail
ors, while on the Sound last season the
British bark Muskoka and two other
vessels lay in the bay for nearly five
weeks waiting for the boarding masters
to furnish crews. It is the contention
of shipping men that rivalry in the
boarding house business would be a bad
thing for the port. Inasmuch as a de
mand for sailors would Induce rivals to
steal men from vessels which have re
cently arrived.
During the past year conditions have
changed greatly. Formerly, in British
ships especially. It was immaterial to
"the owners and masters whether the
sailors ran away or not. If the men
left by "French leave" the wages un
paid reverted to the owners. Since last
. July, all wages due deserting sailors
revert to the Board of Trade.
WTLIj KEPATR LIGHTSHIP
Bids Called For and Will Be Re
ceived Cp to Xoon Friday.
Specifications for the repairs to Light
ship No. 50 were published yesterday and
bids will be received until Friday noon
at the office of Taylor, Toung & Co.,
In the Sherlock building. The vessel is'
now at the Tongue Point Buoy Depot
and is open to the Inspection of intend
ing bidders.
Specifications call for 30 feet of bul
warks on the port side, three new planks
In the hull of the vessel, a roof on the
deckhouse, repairs to the galley and the
building of a new surf boat, for which
separate specifications were made.
COMINGS CASE AT AN END
Captain C. R. Spencer and Fireman
Hod ire last of the Witnesses.
Captain Charles Tt. Spencer, master of
the steamer Chas. R. Spencer, and W. A.
llodjce, a fireman on the steamer Annie
Comings, both testified at the Investiga
tion being conducted by Inspectors Ed
wards and Fuller Into the collision be
tween the steamer and the French bark
Europe on the night of December 26.
Captain Spencer testified that he passed
the French vessel about 20 minutes before
the accident and that the craft showed
no lights. Hodge said that he did not
see any lights. The testimony of the
two men finished the list.
BIDS ON SIGNAIj AND TOWER
Moorse Land, of Port Angeles,
Make the IiOwest Offer.
Colonel S. W. Roessler, United States
Engineers, opened bids yesterday for the
construction of & fog signal and tower
t Edith Hook, near Port Angeles. Wash.
The time limit on construction was
named as three months.
Three bids were received. Moorse &
Land, of Port Angeles, bid $3730; Barnett
& Jarmer, of Anacortes, bid J3890; El A.
Simms. of Port Townsend. bid $5400. In
all probability the contract will be
awarded to the lowest bidder.
Burns' Anniversary at Institute.
A concert will be given at the Sea
men's Institute, Front and Fra.nders
streets tonight under the direction of
Mrs. J. Robertson. James Ruddiman will
occupy the chair. Following is the pro
gramme: Bagpipe selection, Master
J. MacKinley; song, "Ran tin', Rovin"
Robin," James Ruddiman; reading,
"Burns' Work," A. T. Smith; dance,
"Highland Fling," Jeanie Best and Aggie
Pottage: song. "Scottish Blue Bells." Mrs.
B. Bruce-Gibb; dance, "Ghillle Callurn,"
Jessie Pottage and Charles Thomson;
song, "Stop Ter Tlcklin', Jack," Jack
Coleman; dance, "Sailor's Hornpipe," J.
P. Robertson; reading, "Jeanie Deans,"
Bessie Ritchie; song, "Cotter Hevrin,"
Mrs. Robertson; Highland reel, Professor
Robertson and pupils; song, selected,
George Smith; duet, "The Token" (by
request), the Robertsons; "Auld Lang
Syne"; accompanist, Mrs. Harper.
Smallpox on a Norwegian Steamer.
VICTORIA, B. C. Jan. 21. The steamer
Bellerophon, of the Blue Funnel Line,
reached quarantine this afternoon from
Liverpool, via the Orient, with five cases
of smallpox on board. The steamer has
been quarantined. The victims are all
white members of the crew, the carpen
ter, his helper and three seamen.
Bark Province Makes Fast Run.
The four-masted British bark Province,
Captain Jones, which arrived up yester
day from Buenos Ayres, completed one
of the fastest runs made for several
ETEAMER INTELLIGENCE.
Due to Arrive.
Name. From.
Rose City.... San Francisco.
VR. D. InmanSan Francisco.
Arabia Hongkong.
Breakwater. . Coos Bay.....
Geo. W. Elder. San Pedro...
Cat.
Ind'ft
In port
In port
In port
.In port
Senator. ..... San Francisco.
.jan. a
F. S. Li00p...San Francisco
Alliance Coos Bay
Costa Rica San Francisco
Roanoke Los Angeles...
Northland San Francisco.
JohanPoulsen San Francisco.
Aiesia .Hongkong-
Nlcomedla... Hongkong.....
Numantla. ...Hongkong. ....
Jan.
. Jan.
Jan.
23
27
Jan 23
Jan. 29
Jan.
31
1
.Feb.
Feb.
.Mar.
4
a
Scheduled to Depart.
Nme. For. Date.
AraBla Hongkong Ind'ft
Rose City San Francisco. Ind'ft
Breakwater. . Coos Bay Jan. 22.
R. D. InmanSan Francisco. Jan. 22
Geo. W. Elder San Pedro Jan. 23
Senator..... J3an Francisco. .Jan. 24
Alliance Coos Bay Jan. 2."
F. S. Loop.. San Francisco. Jan. 28
Costa Rica. ..San Francisco. Jan 30
Roanoke Los Angeles. .. Jan 30
Northland San Francisco. Feb. 1
JohanPoulsen San Francisco. Feb. 4
Aiesia . .Hongkong. . . .. .Feb. 13
Nlcomedla... Hongkong Feb. 20
Numantla Hongkong JIar. 12
Entered Tuesday.
Barge No. 8. Am. (Klrkwood),
with fuel oil from Point Richmond.
Province. Br. bark. (Jones) with
ballast from Buenos Ayres.
Cleared Tuesday.
Barge No. 3. Am. (Klrkwood) with
ballast for Point Richmond.
years Tor vessels outbound. She sailed
from the South American port October
31 and 70 days later she appeared oft the
mouth of the Columbia. Considering the
fact that she beat around the Horn, the
vessel made as good as steamship time.
Halilis Chartered for Lumber.
The Norwegian steamship Haldis has
been chartered to carry a full cargo of
lumber from Portland to Panama. The
cargo will be supplied by Arthur Game
well and will consist of better than a
million and a half of fir. The vessel is
now at San Francisco and will be ready
to sail for Portland by the end of the
week.
Pierre I-otl Flying Distress Signals.
VICTORIA, B. C, Jan. 21. A report
from Carmanah Point says a bark be
lieved to be the French bark Pierre Lotl,
from Hobart for Tacoma, is flying
distress Si&mata Off h Vnnr.nnvn. ToUn
Coast, near San Juan. The tug Lome left
nere at tf. m. to assist her.
Hartfield Blown Out to Sea.
SEATTLE. Jan. 21. A deserting sailor
from the Norwegian steamship Tyrea,
Bellingham to Australia, reports that the
Tyrea sighted the missing British ship
Hartfield Wednesday last, 40 miles in
side the Straits, east of Cape Flattery.
She was on her beam ends. Later the
vessel was blown out to sea.
Xotice to Mariners.
The following affects the lut of lights and
fog signals. Pacific Coast, 1907:
OREGON.
Three Tree Island shoal range front light,
page 42. No. 183. (List of lights, buoys and
day-marks. Pacific Coast, 1907, page 69.) Lo
cated in 20 feet of water, on Three Tree
Island Shoal, easterly side of the channel of
the Willamette River.
The structure from which this light was
shown, heretofore reported carried away and
the light extinguished, was rebuilt and the
light relighted January 10.
Swan Island Bar lower light, page 42. No.
190. (Ust of lights, buoys, and daymarks.
Pacific coast. 1907, page 69.) Located In 20
feet of water, on the lower end of Swan
Island Bar, and on the southwesterly eide of
the dredged channel of the Willamette River.
The structure from which this light was
shown, heretofore reported carried away and
light extinguished, was rebuilt and the light
relighted January 18.
Swan Island Bar upper light, page 44, No.
192. (List of lights, buoys and daymarks.
Pacific Coast, 1907, page 69.) Located in 14
feet of water, on the easterly Bide of tho
channel of the Willamette River, near the
entrance to the abandoned drydock at Albina.
The structure from which this light was
shown, heretofore reported carried away and
the light extinguished, was rebuilt and the
light relighted January 18.
The following affects the list of lights,
buoys and daymarks. Pacific Coast, 1907:
Columbia River entrance, page f4. South
Channel buoy, PS, marked "S. C." in black,
heretofore reported missing, was replaced
January 14. i
The lst-class can buoy, temporarily marking
the station was found missing.
Clatsop Spit buoy. 10. a 1st -class nun, -heretofore
reported missing, was replaced. Jan
uary 10.
WASHINGTON.
Juan Ds Fuca Strait, page 81. Partridge
Point bell buoy, red, reported missing Jan
uary 15, will be replaced as soon, as prac
ticable. Puget Sound, page 84. Point Piner Shoal
buoy. 2, a 8d-class nun. heretofore reported
missing, was replaced January 18.
By order of the Light-House Board.
P. J. WBRLJCH.
Commander. IT- S. N., Inspector.
Marine Xotes.
The German ship Gertrud will leave
down this morning.
The French bark Ville do Mulhouse
moved to the stream yesterday.
The steamship Breakwater will sail
this evening for Coos Bay ports.
The British bark Elginshire went to
the stream yesterday and will leave down
tomorrow.
The steamship Senator will arrive this
morning from San Francisco with pas
sengers and freight.
The French bark Eugene Schneider
shifted from the Greenwich dock to Co
lumbia. No. 2 yesterday.
F. P. Baunuartner. agent of the Cali
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Arrivals and Departures.
PORTLAND, Jan. 21. Arrived Steamship
Geo. V. Elder, from San Pedro and way ports;
British bark Province from Buenos Ayres.
Astoria. Jan. 21. Condition of bar at o P.
M-. smooth; weather, clear; wind, east six
miles. Arrived down during the night and
sailed at I P. M., steamer Northland, for
San Francisco. Sailed At 2 P. M., British
ship Buccleuch and British bark Largo Bay,
for Queenstown or Falmouth. Arrived At
2:15 A. M.. and left up at 6 P. M., steamer
Senator, from San Francisco. Arrived At 4
P. M.. steamer Drake, from Seattle.
San Francisco, Jan. 21. Sailed At 8 A. M.,
steamer F. S. Loop, for Portland. Sailed At
11:20 A. M., steamer Hanalei, for Portland.
Arrived Steamer Costa Rica, from Port
land. "
Mororan. Jan. 21. Sailed January 7, Ger
man steamer Tiberius, for Port Said.
Sydney, Jan. 21. Sailed December 29,
British eteamer Knight Templar.
Valparaiso. Jan. 21. Sailed December 6,
German ship Nerus, for Portland.
Callao, Jan. 21. Sailed January 8, British
ship Verbena, for Poralnd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. Arrived
Steamer M. S. Dollar, British, from Hong
kong and Yokohama; schooner J. H. Luns
mann, from Newcastle, Australia. Sailed
Steamer Despatch, for Honolulu; steamer
Asia. British, for Hongkong, etc.
Vistoria, Jan. 21. Arrived Bark Invernill,
British, from Honolulu; steamer Bellerophon,
British, from Liverpool.
Vancouver, Jan. 21. Arrived 'Steamer Den
of Ruthven, British, from Wellington, N. Z.
Seattle. Jan. 21. Sailed Ship Schwarzen
bek, German, for United Kingdom; steamer
Aklmaru. Japanese, for Yokohama.
Astoria, Jan. 21. Sailed Ship Buccleuch,
British, for United Kingdom; ship Largo Bay,
British, for United Kingdom.
Port Townsend, Jan. 21. Arrived Bark
Seestem. German, from Callao.
San Francisco, Jan. 21. Arrived Steamer
Bee, from Blaine; steamer Mitchell, from
Wlllapa; steamer Raymond, from Grays Har
bor; steamer Watson, from Seattle; steamer
Costa Rica, from Portland. Sailed Steamer
Bankflelds, for Everett: steamer Hanalei for
Portland; steamer F. S. Loop, for Portland;
steamer Yosemite, for Seattle; ship R. C.
Rickmers, for Tacoma.
Tides at Astoria Wednesday. '
High. Low.
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3:00 P. M 7.4 feet;9:25 P. M 0.7 feet
Approves Gas Company's Bond.
The board of the St. John Gas, Light
& Heat Company has been approved by
Mayor Couch. The bond is for J10.000
and Is for the faithful performance of the
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conditions of the franchise. Work is to
be commenced almost immediately. Ma
chinery valued at $21,000 has been ordered
and will be on the ground within three
weeks. The site for the station costing
$9000 has been purchased, two additional
lots being deeded yesterday, making in
all 200 feet square, one side being along
the railroad on Crawford street. This
property includes the site of the old St.
John Steel Ship Building plant.
BURGLARS LOOT RESIDENCE
SAUL. SILVERFIKID'S FAMILY
SILVERWARE STOLEN".
Thieves Enter in ,the Absence of
Head of Household Servant
Sleeps During Robbery.
After attending a theater party Satur
day night, Saul Silverfleld, president of
the Silverfleld Company's store at Fourth
and Morrison streets, returned to his
home, 6S9 Flanders street, to discover
that burglars had looted the residence,
taking away a large quantity of silver
ware. Owing to the fact that Mrs. Sil
verfleld is away on a visit at the present
time and Mr. Silverfield is not able to
say just what articles of value were in
the house," it is not known how much
was stolen. Mr. Silverfield thinks the
loss in silverware is at least $400.
The Japanese servant returned at 10:30
o'clock' on the night of the burglary,
found things as usual and retired. As
none of the rooms on the upper floor
were disturbed, it is believed that after
the lower floor was looted the burglars
found the sleeping servant upstairs and
retired without attempting to get more
plunder. Entrance was effected by break
ing a pane of glass in one of the parlor
windows and unfastening the window
latch.
Allege St. Louis Is Favored.
CHICAGO. 111.. Jan. 21. Just why Chi
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chants should find their freight rates
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Heart Disease as
Warning to Nation
Dr. Darlington Believes
Stress and Strain Have
Increased the Mortal
ity Records.
"TIME TO SLOW DOWN"
Number of Deaths in New York City
From the Malady Twenty-seven
Per Cent Higher than in 1906
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Astonishing increase In the mortality
from heart disease, based on statistics
made public recently by the Depart
ment of Health, is being discussed
with much earnestness by eminent
physicians of New York City.
According to the report of Dr. W. E.
Guilfoy. Registrar of the Bureau of
Vital Statistics, the increase of the
number tf fatal cases of heart disease
for the first eleven months of last year
in Manhnttan and the Bronx over tho
same period in 1906 was 1246, or, if the
ratio is maintained, loOO for the year.
This would mean an excess of 27 per
cent.
Dr. Thomas Darlington. President of
the Board of Health, said that almost
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