THE MORMXG OREGOX1AN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23, I90S.
BROWN & M'CABE
ABOUT TO RETIRE
SCENES CONNECTED WITH THE VISIT OF THE FLEET TO SAN DIEGO
Alcohol
Ask your doctor if a family medicine,
like Ayer's Sarsaparilla, is not vastly
belter without alcohol than with it.
Puget Sound Firm Has Option
on Business of Local
Stevedores.
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ROTHSCHILD MAlCES OFFER
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New (onrrrn Ha Kern in Portland
for Pat Six Months Hu Han
dle Ballast and Liumber Ves
sel Since Arrival Here.
V. J. Jnn!. repr!ntinic Rothschild
Hrothers. of Tacoma. has waured an op
tion on the plant of Brown McCahe,
Mcvednres. and if the deal goes through,
the pioneer Arm will cease to exist and
Rothschild Ilrothers will compete with
.Md'ane A Hamilton for the business of
the port. The deal will probably be con
sumuted before the end of the present
week.
The firm of Brown MoCabe has
handled the stevedore business of Port
land for many years. When questioned
on the sub.tct yesterday Mr. Brown said
he has been approached with an offev
from Kothwhild Brothers but that the
matter is still pending and he will be
unable to announce any change for sev
eral days.
"I have made an offer for the business
of Brown McCahe." said Mr. Jones.
"The firm of Rothschild Brothers desires
to take over all the Rear ' of the local
lirm and to engage in business on an ex
tensive plan. Until the matter has been
settled finally, I do not wish to make any
statement."
1-ast Kail the firm of Rothschild Broth
ers, of Tacoma. entered the local field
and confined operations to lumber vessels
and the discharging of ballast ships.
McCabe & Hamilton, also of Tacoma.
has opened offices In Portland and will
be prepared to operate on an extensive
scale In the Fall. There is a. rumor to
the effect that Jones has also an option
on the local Interests of McCabe & Ham
ilton, but this has been denied.
Brown & McCabe. stevedores, have been
engaged In business in Portland and As
toria for the pant 3 years. Captain J.
A. Brown was one of the founders of
the firm and he continued to direct Its
movements until the day of his death.
His oldest son, George Brown, succeeded
his father In business. In connection
with Captain James Watts and Matt
Troy, the business was conducted on the
original plans. Nothing but a tempting
financial offer would Induce the firm to
part with its control of the water front
business.
AKABIA GOES TO MANILA
Liner Will Call at Philippines With
Guns and Powder.
Heavy timbers are -being stored in the
hold of the steamship Arabia for trans
portation to the Orient. In addition to
the lumber, Ihe Arabia will carry 500 tons
of flour and a quantity of guns and
powder for the United States Government
at Manila. This is the first time that a
vessel of the Portland & Asiatic Com
pany has made Manila a port of call.
The Arabia will finish and clear before
the end of the month. On her return trip
she will stop at San Francisco and will
discharge all Kastern freig-ht at that
place. The Arabia will be due back here
in July.
ira.vs Harbor Xotes.
KATMONn. Wash., April 21. (Spe
cial.) The steamer Melville Dollar de
parted today for San Pedro with 1.200.
000 feet of lumber from the Siler Mill
Company's dock.
The steamer Htlene departed from
the Haymond mill today with 753.J00
feet of lumber for San Pedro.
The hnrkentlne Amaxon. which car
ries 1.400.000 feet of lumber, and the
schooner R. w. Bartlett arrived today
to load at the Siler mill.
The steamer Ben Butler arrived yes
terday and Is loading at the Creech
Bros." Lumber Company for San Pedro.
The steamer Slayfalr sailed todav
for San Francisco with 800.000 feet of
lumber from the Columbia Box & Lum
ber Company mill.
The steamer Cascade left the Wll
lapa Lumber Company's dock today
for San Francisco with 750,000 feet of
lumber.
shippln-r has been jrreatly stimu
lated on this harbor during- the past
few weeks and more mills are In op
eration at tnts place, and more lumber
shipped out, than at any time since
last Summer.
Concert at Seamen's Institute.
The weekly concert at the Seamen's
Institute, Front and Flanders streets,
will be given tonight, at 8 o'clock,
when H. w. Hodges will take the
chair. The following will take part in
the programme: Miss Elizabeth Ho
ben. Mrs. 11. W. Hodges, Mrs. Louise
Hagner. Miss Eugenia Craig, Miss
Madeline Bernays. William Harder,
Richard Barbl. Norwegian ship Ura
nia: E. Kayser, G. Wlllaksen and J.
Lillcvite. Norwegian duet; F. Obert,
French ship Cornil Bart: L. Monnter,
French ship Kugone Pngellne. Accom
panist, Miss Elizabeth Hoben.
Grainliandlcrs Resume AVork.
Grainhandlcrs resumed work on the
Portland docks yesterday and for another
year no trouble is anticipated between
the exporters and the dockworkers. For
the first time in several weeks the docks
presented a scene of activity and a num
ber of the vessels which have been held
up pending a settlement of the strike are
prepared to receive cargo. There will
be at least five vessels to clear during
the balance of the season, which closes
July 1.
Captain Iies on Voyage.
VICTORIA. B. C. April 21. While the
French ship Marechal de Castries, which
reached port this morning from Coleta
Bucna. was hiboring in a storm south of
the equator. Captain Moret died af gastric
fever. Chief Officer Ameline took change
and brought the vessel here.
The sternwheel steamer Distributor, for
the Grand Trunk Pacirio on the Skeena
River, was launched this morning.
Marine Notes
The steamship Alliance Is due to
morrow from Coos Bay.
The steamship Breakwater will sail
tonight for Coos Bay points.
The steamship Roanoke Is due this
morning from San Pedro and way
ports.
The British bark Jordanhill will
leave down this morning en route for
queens town.
M. J. Roche has been appointed
ticket agent of the San Francisco &
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Company, with
Arrivals and Departures.
PoriTIAND. Or.. April 21. ArrlvwJ
French hark Pretaitne, from San Franctwo.
Saiii Steamship Eureka, for Burrka ani
oox Bay; Hrltl?h steamship Strath lay, for
Shanghai.
Astoria. Or., Aaril SI. Condition of bar
at A P. M.. smooth; wind, eouthwent 10
miles: weather, partly cloudv. . ailod at
6 A. M. Steamer Northland, for San Fran
cisco. Arrived down at 8:40 P. M. Steamer
Strathtay. Lieft up at 1 P. M. at earner Ei
more. london. April 21. Sailed. April 19 French
bark tiael, tor Portland.
Patavia. April 21. Sailed. April 6 British
steamer Strathflllan, for Portland.
ShanRhai. April 21. Arrived British
steamer Tricolor, from Portland.
Dunsenf-ss, April 1. Parsed British
steamer St. Huco, for Europe.
San Francioco. April 21. Sailed at T last
night Steamer Shoshnne. for Portland.
San Pedro. April 21. The schooner A. F.
BTEAMEB INTELLIGENCE.
Due to Arriv.
Name. From. Dt.
JohanPoulsenSan Francisco.ln port
R. D. Inman San Francisco.
F 8. Loop.. ..San Francisco. In port.
Arabia Hongkcng In port
Breakwater. .Coos Bay In port
Rose City. .. .San Francisco. .In port
Roanoke L'oa Angeles... April 22
Alliance. .... Coos Bay. ..... April 23
Nlcomedla. . . Hongkong:. .... April 27
Geo. W. ElderSan Pedro .April 28
Senator San Francisco. .April 28
Alesla Hongkong;..... May 25
Kum&ntla. . . .HonkoBf June 10
BueH. Elmore. Tillamok Indeft.
Scheduled to depart.
Kama. For. Data.
Breakwater. .Coos Bay April 22
R. D. InmanSan Francisco. April 23
F S. Loop. -San Francisco. April 23
JohanPoulsenSan Francisco. April 23
Roanoke Los Ansreles... April 24
Roe City.... San Francisco. April 25
Alliance Coo Bay April 25
Arabia Hongkonr April 2t
Geo. W. ElderSan Pedro April 30
Senator San Francisco. .May 2
. Nlcomedla. Hong-kong Mar S
Alesla Hongkonr. Juno 1
Numantfa Hongkong June 20
BueH. Elmore, Tillamook Indeft.
Fintered Tuesday.
Eureka. Am. steamship Noren.
with general cargo, from Eureka and
Cooe Bay.
Rose City. Am. steamship (Kids
ton), with genera! cargo, from San
Franc isco.
Rretange. French bark (Henry),
with ballaM, from San Francisco.
Cleared Tuesday.
Eureka, Am. steamship Noren).
with general cargo, for Eureka and
way ports.
Homer. Am. steamship (Doris),
with general cargo, for San Francisco.
Caten and the schooner Ludlow finished dis
charging lumber cargoes and sailed for
Everett today in ballast to reload.
The schooner H. D. Bendixen. Captain
Thunnell, is scheduled to sail tomorrow in
ballast for Everett.
San Francisco. April 21. .Arrived Steamer
J. Marhoffer, from Grays Harbor; steamer
City of Puebla, from Victoria; steamer Buck
man, from Seattle; steamer Cantanla. from
Seattle; steamer Santa Barbara, from Aber
deen; stramer Tahoe. from Hoquiam; steamer
Hoquiam. from Grays Harbor; steamer Ialsy
Mitchell, from Wlliapa; steamer Madura, from
Baltimore; schooner Wilber L. Smith, from
Eagle Harbor.
New York, April 21. Sailed Kronprlnx
Wilhelm. for Bremen.
Brisbane, April IS. Arrived Moana, from
Vancouver via Honolulu, for Sydney.
Tide at Astoria Wednesday.
High. Low.
4:2 A. M.. ..." feet Ml :A4 A. M 0.1 foot
:lft P. M H.7 feet: 11 :M P. M 4.0 feet
SMALL LOAN HIS UNDOING
Frank Blair Ttirns Suspicion In His
Own Direction.
Through borrowing 65 cents from Mrs.
Walter Bean, landlady of the Model
Rooming-house, Frank Blair, a youthful
boarder at that place attracted suspicion
to himself of the theft of J3u0 from that
woman yesterday morning. Later in tne
day he was arrested for the robbery and
the police believe they have evidence suf
ficient to warrant conviction.
. Mrs. Bean was robbed some time Mon
day. Blair called on her. Ouring the
afternoon she excused herself to take a
bath and on her return found that Blair
had gone, as had $350 from her pocket
book. She did not suspect the young man,
but Detective John Price, who was called
in on the case, at once concluded Blair's
movements were well worth observing.
He saw the young man spending money
at the saloons with a lavish hand Mon
day night. Still, Blair said he had private
means and as there was no ready
means of contradicting him, since he had
been working steadily. Price had some
hesitation in arresting the suspect.
But Blair's finish came yesterday morn
ing when he returned to the Model Room-ing-'house
and asked Mrs. Bean for the
loan of 65 cents, saying he wished to get
shaved. She gave him the money but
grew suspicious and communicated the
incident to Price. That officer shortly
located Blair, took him in custody on
suspicion and searched him. In one of
Blairs inner pockets, two JJ0 bills were
found. ILater Mrs. Bean iden titled them
as two of the bills stolen from her. Blair
will, accordingly, have to stand trial on a
larceny charge.
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RATES FDR ROSE FESTIVAL !
RAILROADS WILL ENCOURAGE
TRAVEL TO PORTLAND.
20. Sale dates for this business will
be announced later.
One and One-Third Fare for the
Round Trip to Prevail Through
out the Northwest.
Rates have been made by the rail
roads rf the North Pacific Coast states
for the Rose Festival. A fare of one
and one-third for the round trip has
been allowed by the Harriman and
Hill lines from all points throughout
the Pacific Northwest. The rates are
considered very favorable to a large
attendance at the festival, and it is
expected travel will be very heavy
during Festival week.
The Northern Pact fic offers the
above rate from June 1 to June 5, In
clusive, from all points on its lines
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Dates of sale will be June 1 to 3 in
clusive for Tacoma and stations
north, and June 1, 3 and 5 for stations
south thereof. The final return limit
is June S. From stations east of
Pasco, the Northern Pacific will sell
via the new North Bank road, as well
well as via the Puget Sound points.
The Spokane, Portland & Seattle and
the Astoria & Columbia River Rail
road will name similar rates for
the festival and will announce sales
dates later. It is ,expectcd the dates
of sale will be practically the same
as on the other Hill lines.
On the O. R.. & N. system and
the Oregon lines of the South
ern Pacific, pra-ctically the same con
ditions will prevail. Tickets will be
sold from stations between Pendleton
and Portand on th O. R. & N.. and
between Portland and Roseburg on
the Southern Pacific on June 1, 2 and
3. and stations on the Harriman lines
east and south of these points will
sell tickets on June 1 and 3. The final
return limit on all these festival tick
ets will be June 8, giving visitors con
siderable time in Portland.
Special rates will also be made by
the Northern Pacific from stations in
Oregon, Washington. Idaho and Mon
tana to the Puget Sound cities when
the Atlantic flet reaches there. The
same rate of one and one-third fare
will be made lor the round trip. The
fleet is scheduled to arrive in Seattle
May 23 and will sail on May 27 for
Tacoma. where it will stay until May
It 's a mistake to call
Grape-Nuts simply a "break
fast food."
It is more. All the nour
ishing elements of wheat and
barley, so prepared as to be
promptly absorbed ' by the
system for rebuilding brain
and nerve cells, and for stor
ing up energy the capacity
to think and act that's
Grape-Nuts.
The flavor of this world
famed food adds to its value
by promoting the appetite.
"There's a Reason."
HILL OFFICIALS TO VISIT CITY
Party Will Later Inspect the North
Bank Road.
C. M. Levey, third vice-president of
the Northern Pacific and "general man
ager of the Eastern division, with head
quarters at St. Paul, will head a party
of prominent operating and traffic: offi
cials of the Hill road which will arrive
in Portland in a special train tomorrow
afternoon. H. C. Nutt, manager for
the Northern Pacific's western division,
will accompany Mr. Levey.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general pas
senger agent, left Portland last night
to join the party at Tacoma. He will
also accompany the other officials when
they leave the city for a trip of in
spection over the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle, and into the Walla Walla and
Lewiston districts. The special train,
with lt party, will leave Portland Sat
urday morning.
Changes in Freight Rates. 1
Effective May 22, the Harriman lines
announce a reductfcm of 10 cents per
100 pounds in the terminal rates on
certain kinds of canned goods from
Portland to Montana common points,
the former rate being $1.10. Rates on
polished stone or granfte from Baker
City and Haines to Portland will be
made 25 cents on minimum shipments
of 40,0ftn pound to the car ovpr the
O. R. & N. Transcontinental rates on
ground iron ore, for paint-making,
from Chicago and defined territory weat
to Portland and Pacific Coast terminals
have been fixed at 60 cents per 100
bounds. The Southern Pacific Rail
way Company is publishing a rate, ef
fective May 2. on intrastate movement,
and May 29 on interstate shipments, of
15 cents on fuel oil in tank cars, car
loads, from Portland to Sheridan.
COMMITTEES TO MEET
Democrats and Republicans Will
Organize Tonight.
Newly elected members of the coun
ty central committees of the Repub
lican and Democratic parties will meet
tonight for the purpose of effecting a
reorganization of the central bodies of
both parties. The Republican commit
teemen will assenflble ! - the Selling
Hirsch building, while the Democrats
will gather in the Ainsworth building.
It Is probable that the contest for
the cnairmanship of the Republican
County Central Committee will be be
tween C. M. Idleman, the present
chairman; W. M. Cake, brother of.H.
M. Cake, candidate for United States
Senator, and Ferdinand Reed, who con
trols, less than a, majority of the com
mittee. In the - election of precinct
committeemen. Reed, sought to gain
- control of the party organization and,
I although elected a member of the com
I mittoe from his own precinct, hts can-
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the other precincts. It is more than
probable that Max G. Cohen wil be
elected secretary of The committee.
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