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Newspaper Page Text1 . V i ,. -.v-o. ..' t 23 THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, 3IARC1I 23,, .1020 .,v: '. -1 '-if. COMPANY ANNOUNCES TEN SHIPS TO SAIL Columbia - Pacific Firm Cover World. to MEW STEAMERS ON LIST Concern Expects Two Vessels Arrive With Carjo From East and Europe. Sailings from Portland of 10 steam ships for various world ports were announced yesterday by the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company. Three sailings are announced for Cuba, three for the orient, one to Egypt, one to the west coast of South Amer ica and two to United Kingdom, con tinental Europe and Scandinavian ports. The chartering of another vessel nndcr the company's management by the Pacific Export company, for load ing here early in April, announced yesterday by William D. Wheelwright, president of the exporting company brings the total of the local shipping company s departures during the next two months to 11. In addition to this outward service. the next two months will witness the arrival here under the Columbia Pacific Shipping company's manage merit of two vessels with cargo from rew York and Europe. w Skips In I.lst. The vessels sailing in the North China line will be the steamers The Angeles, April 1; West N'avaria. May 7. and West Keats. May 24. The list for Cuba includes the wooden steam ers Boynton, Cartona and Corone, the last three vessels to be built in the Oregon district for the emergency fleet corporation, all of which are to be completed soon. The Boynton is scheduled to said April a and the Car. tona and Corone in May. Freight is now being solicited for these vessels. The steamer Cansumset, now in port, is to sail in ihe European-Pacific service March 26, and will be followed ay tlio steamer West Katan early in May. The departure of the steamer Eelbeck with a cargo of sacked wheat to Alexandria, Egypt, has been set for April 3, and the steamer Ashland County, loading lumber for Antofo gasta. Chile, is expected to get away tomorrow. Went C'ohnkia to China. The vessel chartered by the Pacific Expoit Lumber company is the steam er vtesi conaKia, winch will carry auoui i.auo.uuu reet ot lumber to a Chinese port. Bringing freignt from Europe and jsew lork, the steamer Dewey is ex pected to arrive here April 3, and the steamer Effingham during May. Steamship company. She arrived aiue recently from San Francisco ai now at the Smith Cove terminal of port commission. The steamship Iconlcum of the Pacific steamsmp company shipping board fleet. win oe due in Seattle March 30 with a lull carco of oriental freight The freighter Fulton of the Border Una Transportation company passed through the Lake Washington canal locks last night and proceeded this morning to the new terminal of the Lake Union Dock com. pany, near Fremont. She arrived at the company's wharf at 8 o'clock and a few moments later began discharging 00 tons or paper from British Coiumbli TACOMA. Wash.. March 34. fSoecial.l Neatly closeted alongside a bulkhead beneath an oil tank, customs officers this morning unearthed 219 quart bottles of Chinese-manufactured whisky on the G land liner Javary. The main constituents of the whisky are said to be alcohol, ether and formaldehyde. Lnder the federal pro hibition act this seizure makes the vessel liable to confiscation by the government. The whisky was hidden by Chinese mem- bers of the arew, effieers of toe ship say. According to officials of the Osaka Shosen Kalsha. only the westbound ves se!s of this Una from New Tork and Cuba will coal at Wilmington. The vessels bound to the States will coal at Tacoma as formerly, w bile the coaling at wll mlngton cuts off three days' running time of the vessels, it is claimed that the shift will cost the company about 11200 above what the expense of coaling here would be on account or a difference in price. The General Steamship corporation, who are taking over vessels of the South Amer ican Pacific line and several shipping board vessels to operate from Tacoma and other Puget sound ports -to Peru and Chile, will establish an Australian line. cording to racoma olficials or the com- pany. The Western Glen will complete loading nour tomorrow, and after taking fuel, go to sea bound for ew York. 5-5 NEW LINE WILL GALL GENERAL. STEAMSHIP MARES CITT PORT OP OAIiD. Meriden Will Be First of Ships to Run From Portland to South American Ports. GKATS HARBOR, Wash., March 24. (Special.) Two more scows will be built by the Grays Harbor Motorship yards for Grays Harbor concerns. Three scows have been launched to date and a fourth will tan tne water Saturday. The scows range between 2o0 and 300 tons. The steamer Svea arrived at 10 o'clock this morning from San Francisco and will load at the Wilson mill. The -steamer Shasta cleared for San PedTo at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the Donovan mill. The steamer Charles Chrlstensen cleared at 3 o'clock this afternoon for San Pedro from the Lytla mill. ASTORIA. Or., March 24. (Special.) Laden with lumber from Portland, the steam schooner Santa Monica sailed at i :20 this morning for, San Francisco. The steam schooner Daisy Freeman sailed at 8 this morning for San Pedro ith a cargo of lumber from Portland. The steamer Eelbeck arrived at 10 last night from San Francisco and went to Portland to load flour. Coming to load lumber at the Hammond mill. "Hie steam schooner Trinidad arrived 2 this morning from San Pedro. Carrying a cargo of lumber from the Hammond mill, the steam schooner San- tiam sailed at 11 o'clock last night for San Pedro. Bringing a cargo of general freight, the steam schooner Davenport arrived and pro- last night from San r rancisco and pro ceeded to Portland. The steam schooner Anna Hanify ar rived at 10 o'clock today from Coos Bay and after taking on fuel oil, sails tomor row for Grays Harbor to load lumber. This is the vessel's maiden trip. She was built at North Bend and will carry 1, 400.000 feet of lumber. The steamer syverado. which is load ing box snooks at the port dock, is sched uled to sail on Friday for Honolulu. The steamer Eelbeck. which arrived during the night from San Francisco, re ports sighting a short distance south of the mouth of the river, the drydock that is being towed from Seattle to San Fran cisco by the tugs Tyee and Holyoke. Definite assurance tbat Portland will be included in the service of the General Steamship corporation of San Francisco, operating a line of vessels from north Pacific ports and San Francisco to points on the west coast of Central and South America, has been received by W. D. Wheel wright, president of the Pacific Ex port Lumber company, from his cousin, Charles Belknap of San Fran cisco, who is president of the Gen eral Steamship corporation. Mr. Belknap was in this city last week to place some of the stock of his company here and to make ar rangements for the extension of the west-coast service to Portland. The fleet operated by the company in this service at present includes the steamers Sinaloa and Baja California. According to telegraphic advices reaching here Tuesday and yesterday the steamer Sinaloa will be trans ferred from this service by her owners for operation out of Norwegian ports. byt her loss has been more than com pensated for by the purchase of the steamer Meriden, built by the Albma Engine & Machine works of this city, and the allocation to the west-coast service of the steamers Silverado, Wallingford and another vessel which has not been named. These three steamers have been under the opera tion of the Matson line, plying in the triangular service between San Fran cisco, Puget sound and Honolulu. Lnder present arrangements, with five vessels in the service, a sched ule of a sailing every 24 days is ex petted to be maintained. It was stated by Mr. Belknap on his visit to this city that the allocation of one more small steel steamer was ex pected from the emergency fleet cor poration, and that the fleet of ship ping Doara steamers would be sup plemented as soon as possible by the construction of two full-powered motor ships, equipped with Diesel engines. According to plans outlined by Mr. Belknap, the Meriden will be the first vessel of the new service to call at Portland. She is now on her way from Tacoma to Honolulu, and will be available for loading here as soon as she reaches San Francisco from the islands and finishes discharging ner cargo. left down In ballast for San Pedro at 9 1 o'clock yesterday morning. The steamer West Campgaw, under the I management of the Pacific Steamship I company, left down for sea from the Port- I land Flouring Mills dock at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her departure leaves I tbe Columbia river devoid of flour car riers. The steamer Avalon finished loading at the Eastern ft Western Lumber company's mill at 2:30 vesterdav afternoon ana dropped down to Rainier to load 100,000 1 feet more lumber. The Admiral line steamer City of To- peka left terminal No. 2 at 9 o'clock last night with freight and passengers for Coos Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. The steam schooner Davenport finished 1 discharging general freight at tne coucn street dock late last night and shifted to Prescott to load lumber. The bark Levi G. Burress of the Alaska- Portland Packers' association is scheduled to come up from Goble. where she has snent the winter, to the Pacific Coast Coal company's dock tomorrow morning I to take on a fuel supply for her annual trip to the Alaska canneries. TT. S. Xaval Radio Reports. (All position reported at S F. M. yea- I terday unless otherwise indicated.) IDAHO. Grays Harbor for San Fran cisco. 220 miles south of Grays Harbor. ADMIRAL FARRAGUT. Seattle lor an I Francisco, 155 miles from Seattle. I JOHANNTa SMITH. Coos Bay for San Francisco. 345 miles north of San Fran cisco. BENGKALTS. San Francisco Tor joko- hama. 1015 miles west of San Francisco at S P. M. March 23. WEST CADRON. San Francisco ror i Kobe. 2067 miles from San Francisco at ft f ff M9PI.ll 1 SONOMA, San Francisco for Sydney, sn miles from San Francisco at noon. V.rpli 53. EASTERN GALE. Seattle for Honolulu, 448 mile from Seattle at 8 P. - Miirrh 2.".. DERBY LINE. Manila for san rran- rlem. 1000 mllea from San Francisco ai ft T V Mnn-h 23 ENTERPRISE. San Francisco ror nno. 7S5 miles from San Francisco at 8 F. m., WEST CONOB. orient for San Francisco, mllea from Snn FranCiSCO. FRED BAXTER. San Francisco Tor Se attle. 1.10 miles north of San Francisco. RICHMOND San Francisco ror nono-1 lulu 3.14 miles from San Francisco. ERNEST H. METERS. Everett lor Ban TArA T miles north of San Francisco. C. A. SMITH. Ran Francisco tor uooa Tta t. o7 mil., north of San Francisco. ADMIRAL DEWEY. San rancisco lor Seattle. S10 miles from San Francisco. PROVIDENOIA. Santa Rosalia ror i-a- i coma. mile nnrtn or san r rancisco. W. S. PORTER. Everett south, its mues fmm Fverett. SAX DIEGO. Port Blakeley for han Pedro. 37 miles north of the columDia river. EL SEGtTNDO. Point wells ror Kicn- mond via Astoria. 216 miles north of As toria. FRANK H. BUCK. Meadow Point Tor Monterey, fto miles from Meadow Point. VESSELS LOADING LUMBER Regular Disinfection Reduces Sick Lists Grippe, influenza, typhoid, diphtheria and every other contagious sickness are the result of someone's carelessness, unbelief or indifference to the importance of proper disinfection. . Don't wait for someone in your establish ment to be stricken with a serious sickness to make you appreciate the vital necessity of sanitation. Insist on intelligent and regular disinfection, starting today. 1. U. S. Ft. Of. Disinfectant Lysol Disinfectant, at the moment of its ap plication, kills all germ life, or prevents iti creation. At the office: Have a solution of Lysol Dis infectant used in cuspidors, toilet-rooms, dark corners, on floors, rugs, etc. In the home: Have a solution of Lysol Dis infectant sprinkled regularly in sinks, drains, toilets, garbage cans. 1 A 50c bottle makes five. gallons of powerful disinfectant; a 25c bottle makes two gallons. Remember, there is but one genuine Lysol Disinfectant made, bottled, signed, and sealed by Lehn & Fink, Inc. Lysol Toilet Soap 25c a Cake Contains the necessity proportion of the antiseptic ingredient of Lysol Disinfectant to protect the skin from ferro Infection. It is refresh ingly soothing and healing and help ful for improving the skin. Ask your dealer. If ne hasn't It, ask him to order it for you. Lysol Shaving Cream in Tubes Contains the necessary proportion of the antiseptic ingredients of Lysol Disinfectant to kill germs on razor and having brush (where germs abound) and to guard the tiny cuts from infection and give you an anti septic shave. If your dealer hasn't it, ask him to order a supply for you. Pacific Coast Shipping Aotcs. SAN PKDRO, Cal., March 4. (Special.) The steamer Steelmaker, whfch arrived yesterday from New York, tailed this morning for Vancouver after taking on bunker here. The steamer Panama Maru arrived this morning from New Orleans and will sail Friday direct for Yokohama. The Japan ese Atiamer is the second of the Osaka tihoFcn Kaibha to touch, having been at tracted because of tha establishment of Coal bunkers here. Two sailors of the V. S. S. Minneapolis will be given silver li reaving medals as the result of their action in han Fran cisco in saving the life of a man. The men m ha decorated Saturday morning. I ney tre .Myron Tandy, gunner's mate, and Adnn Arellano, M-aman. The medals are awarded by the Lnited Stales treasury de partment. On November 24. 1919. 3ne of the crew r tne Minneapolis fell overboard. Arel lano Jumped after him from the boat aecK. Mis clothing interfered and Are! iano was einking w hen Tandy jumped nrr uie iwo men irom the quarter deck and succeeded in reaching them and noiaing tnem above surface until a boat rescuea mem. The steamer Ta!calu?a. arriving yester day, will remain here for 0 davs. under going repairs iu the Southwestern yards. PORT TOWN'SEND. Wash., March C4. fPpecial.) On her maiden voyage the Jap anese steamer Uralran Maru arrived with general cargo from Yokohama and pro ceeded to Seattle. The Uralsan is In the service if the Trsns-ocean company. A new steamship company has entered the transportation field between the ori ent and Puget sound. Its first steamer, the Tomiura Maru, arrived this morning flying tho house flag of the Milsuihishi company, a pioneer shipping firm of Japan. The company recently established offices nt Seattle. Kn route to went coast ports, the Nor wegian steamer Sinaloa called here today where she took on a shipment of dyna mite which was brought from Dupont on a small steamer from which the dynamite was transferred, both vessels being an chored In the bay a considerable distance from the city. COOS RAT. Or.. March 24. 'Special.) The rteamer Johanna Smith, with a full lumber cargo from the Smith electric dock, sailed at 3:. '10 this afternoon for San Fran cisco and Bay Point. The steam schooner Tellowstone, trans' porting lumber from the North Bend Mill Isumb-r company dock, sailed for San Francisco at 3:45 this afternoon. The steam schooner Tiverton, due today had not been sighted late this after noon. The Tiverton is coming for a car go of lumber. SKATTLK. TVasn., March 24. (Specfai. ) J ne steamboat Sentinel was seized this morning by the United States marshal's orrieo on libel riled by tho King & Winge Fhipbu tiding company and laier released on bond. The shipbuilding company al leges a debt of $tll7.."5 for material and repairs made on tbe Sentin-!. Awaiting more settled conditions in Hussta, 1TOO tons of cargo, consigned to the Russian mission of ways and communi cations in Vladivostok, which was to have gone forward in the steamship Hogday of the Russia volunteer fleet, will be stored In Seattle, according to represen tatives of Thorndyke-Trenholme company. Inc.. who will handle the shipments. The Itogday was badly damaged in a collision in iSan Francisco harbor and will have to undergo extensive rrpairs before she will be ready for sea again. When the steamship IJavilah of the hipping board sails from Seattle early in April the vessel will have a capacity cargo consigned to two ports in Japan, Yokohama and Kobe. The shipments, which will be loaded in both Seattle and Tacoma, will include 4K0 bales of cotton, l,.ru0.0(K) feet of lumber and 3000 tons of steel. Tho Havllah is being managed and oper ated for the shipping board by the Pacific : IS PALLING FAST "Danderine" Win Check That Ugly Dandruff and Stop Hair Coming Out. SAN FRANCISCO, March 24. fSpecial.) The Admiral line todaj' announced ihe appointment of Assistant General Freight Agent M. F. Oropley as the successor to Fred M. Barry, who recently resigned his position as executive officer in charge of the company's business in the southern district. Mr. Barry leaves on April 1 and will then become general manager of the St rut hers & Dixon company. Mr. Crop ley' surcessor will be announced by Gen eral Manager Haines, who is now here from Seattle. lawrence O'Connelt, who has btn chief clerk for Mr. Barry, has been appointed assistant to the new ecutive. The Admiral line also announced the Installation of a new service or ached u;e for the coastwise fleet, wnicn pro vides for increased sailings between here and Los Anreies and San Diego. Begin ning with the departure of the steamer Queen, on Monday, March 29, there will be four sailings for the south each week Instead of three as formerly. Walter S. Scammeli, operator of the White Flyer line's steamship Humboldt between this port and L.os Angeles, an nounced today that as a result of the in crease in the service or tne Admiral line to the south and the change in the sail ings which provide that either the Presi dent or Governor sail on Tuesdays and Fridays simultaneously with the White Flyer craft, he Is preparing to engage in a bat tie-royal to secure his share or the business. Scammeli intimated that there may even be a substantial cut in the passenger rates. The Chilean schooner Pirrie, in tow of the steamer Santa Rita, Jammed Into the British bark Rona off pier 17 while going to sea late on Tuesday and the Rona suf fered damage to the headgear. The Pirrie proceeded for Valparaiso and it is not known if she was damaged or not. The shipping board steamer Quabbin went on her official trial trip today with a party of guests aboard consisting of Miss Margaret Anderson, the sponsor, and friends. This is one of tbe Moore com pany's productions. The Matson liner Matsonia sailed for Honolulu today with every berth supplied with a passenger. William Sellender, gen eral passenger agent, said that he could have sold the accommodations of the big ship twice over. The passenger list in cluded Governor C. W. Carter and his party returning from Washington, and many noted tourists, many of them from San Francisco. In honor of the departure of the trovernor there was a large crowd present and the mnulcipal band rendered a bit of jozz to iena io ijie iesuviuei. Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND, March 24. Arrived at 7:30 a. barkentine Georgina, from New cast'.e; at 10 A. M.. steamer DavenDorL from San Francisco; at 7:.i0 A. M., steamer r-eioecK, trom han Francisco. Sailed at U A. m.p barge No. 93, for San Francisco at 2:30 P. M., steamer West Campgaw, for New York for orders; at 3 P. M., steamer Avalon. ror San Pedro via Presvott: at P. M., steamer Celilo. from St. Helens for San Pedro via San Francisco: at 8 P. M., steamer City of Topeka, for San Francisco via Kureka and Coos Bay: at midnight, steamer Davenport, for San t Tan Cisco via Prescott. SAN PKDRO, March 24. (SoeciaM Arnveu Asuncion, rrom fcan r rancisco at t A. M.; Tascalusa. from San Francis:o at 8 A. M. ; Panama. Maru, from New Or leans at 8 A. M.; Steelmaker, from New York. March 23, Sailed Steelmaker, for Vancouver at 0 A. M.; Siskiyou, for Grays Harbor at 4 P. M. ; Asuncion, for San Francisco at 2 P. M. ; Helene, for Grays Harbor at 5 A. M. ; Booby alia, for ruget bound, at o P. M. ASTORIA, March 24. Sailed at 9:30 last night, steamer Suntiam, for San Pedro. Arrived at 10 and left up at midnight, steamer Davenport, from ban rancisco arrived at midnight, steamer Trinidad, from San Pedro; arrived at 9:30 and left up at 10:30 last night, steamer Eelbeck, from San Francisco. Sailed at 7:2o A. M steamer Santa Monica, for San Pedro; sailed at 10:30 A. M., steamer Daisy Free man, for San Francisro. SAN FRANCISCO, March 24. Sailed at 9 last night, steamer Klamath, from Port land for San Pedro. Arrived at 6 A. M. steamer W. F. Herrin, from Portland. Ar rived at 2 P. M., steamer Colonel K. L. Drake, from Portland. SPAT TLB, March 24. Arrived Steam ers I'rsinus Maru, from Yokohama: Tomiu ra Maru, from Otaru; H. B. Lovejoy, from San Pedro, via San Francisco. Departed- Steamer Frank U. Buck, for Monterey. SAN FRANCISCO, March 24. Arrived Steamers Queen, from Seattle; Mukllteo, from Mukilteo; W. F. Herrin, from As toria: Bradford, from Vancouver. Depart ed Steamer Chehalis. for Aberdeen. MANY CARGOES BKIXG TAKE. HERE FOR AUSTRALIA. for Australia, it terday by C. E. of the company. are now at san SHANGHAI. March 14. Arrived Meth- ven, from Vancouver; Melville Dollar, from Vancouver; Empress of Russia, from Hongkong for Vancouver, March 15; Ni king, from San Francisco; Stanley Dollar, from San Francisco, iiarcn iu. KOBE. March 14. Arrived Chicago Maru. for Tacoma: Wheatland Montana, for Seattle, March 1 Wooden Barges of Ferris Type Pur chased From Shipping Board Are Xcar Completion. Tbe five-masted barkentine Thyllis Comyn and Katherine Alackali and the five-masted schooner William H. Smith have- been chartered by Dant & Russell, local lumber exporters, to load lumber on the Columbia river was announced yes Dant, vice-president All of these vessels Francisco being: re modeled. The William H. Smith is expected to leave San Francisco in a few days for Portland. The Phyllis Comyn is scheduled to come nere in May, and the Katnenne macnau in June. Business of Dant & Russell now in the river includes the steamer Ashland County, loading for Anto fajrasta, Chile, at the Inman-Poulson mill; the barkentine Georgina, which j arrived at that mill yesterday to be- i gin loading- for Australia, and the steamer Silverado, loading- a iuu cargo of box snooks at Astoria for Honolulu. Other vessels chartered by Dant & Russell and fixed to load here within a short time are the Japanese steamer Tomiura Maru, which arrived at Seat tle yesterday from the orient and will be here Monday, and the Chinese steamer Hwah Wu, both of which will carry lumber to China. The barkentines Phyllis Comyn and Katherine Mackall were laid down as wooden steamers of the Ferris type. After their completion as barges they were purchased from the shipping board by the Pacific Freighters com pany of San Francisco, and are now nearing completion of their remodel ing as barkentines. They are sister ships to the barkentine Alicia Hav- iside, which recently completed a suc cessful voyage from San Francisco to Vancouver, B. C. N?wYork -Sailed Kashi- TOKOHAMA, March 13.- ma Maiu, for Seattle. RAYMOND. March 2.1. Arrived Bark entine Charles F. Crocker, from Portland. HONOLULU, March 24. Sailed Schoon r Thistle, for Columbia river. TACOMA, March 24. Arrived Steamer La Touche, from Alaska ports. PACIFIC MAIL OPENS OFFICE COMPANY AXNOCXCES SIX STEAMERS COMING HERE. YOKOHAMA, bia Maru. from March 9. Tacoma. -Arrived Ara- Tldea St Astoria Thursday. High. Low. 17 A. M S feeti11:10 A. M 0.2 6:20 P. M .6.5 feet: 11:00 P. M 2.8 foot (eet To stop falling hair at once and rid th scalp of every particle of dandruff t a small bottle of "Danderine" at jit Orus or toilet counter for a few ; , cents, pour a Jit tie in your band and I Tub it into the scalp. After several applications the hair usually stops comtnir out and you can't find any dandruff. Soon every hair on your scalp fhowa new life, visor, bright ness, thickness and more color. Adv. HAMBURG IIXE IS OPPOSED Steamship Association Takes Stand Against Allocation. NEW TORK. March 24. Resolu tions opposing the allocation of American-owned ships for the re-establish ment of the former Ham burg-Amer ican line trade routes, and the placing of American ships at the disposal of that line as agents were unanimously adopted today by the American Steamship Owners' association. The association claims a member ship of 75 lines, including- a majority of the companies operating- in over seas and coastwise trade under the American flap. Ships Take Trial Trips. SAN FRANCISCO. March Three steel vessels, two of them 10,100-ton tankers and the third - a 5350-ton freighter, built by three of the local shipyards for the emergency fleet corporation, started today on their official trial' trips. ' - ' - Marine X'otes. The steamer Eelbeck of the European- Pacific line, which has been chartered by the Portland Flouring- Mills company to carry a cargo of wheat to Alexandria. was dunnased yesterday at terminal No; 3 and will begin loading- Friday at Mont gomery dock Xo. 2. The steamer Montague, now on her way from the orient to Portland In the Ad miral line service. Is expected to arrive hero Monday night or Tuesday morning. When last reported, March 21, she was 1&0 miles out and has been making- about 200 miles a day on the voyage. The steamer Waban of tha Admiral lines oriental fleet, w-hich is scheduled to depart tomorrow, will carry 700 tons of phosphate rock to Japan. This is the first actual movement of a largo quan- ity of this commodity which has been booked for export to Japan through Port land. Space for oOO tona more of the rock has been booked on the next Admiral line steamer. Officers and crew of the river steamer F. B. Jones were ye.fterday exonerated by the local United States steamboat inspec tors for the accident at Westport slough March 12, in which Elmer J. Caples, mate of the steamer, lost his foot. The river steamer Gamecock receivel her annual inspection yesterday. The steam schooner Celilo left down for San Pedro with a cargo of lumber from St. Helens at 5 o'clock yesterday evening. Barge &3 of tbe Standard Oil company Port Calendar. To Arrive at Portland. Vessel From. Due Str. Daisy Matthews .San Francisco Mar. 26 Str. ftipsmi Han Francisco Mar. 26 str. Tomiura Maru ..Orient Mar. 29 Str. The Angeles ....San Pedro ....Mar. 29 Str. Montague Orient Mar. SO Str. Navaria San Pedro ...April 20 To Depart From Portland. Str. Avalon San Francisco Mar. :s Str. Wll lame tta . .San Pedro ... .Mar. 25 str. Rose City ban Francisco "Mttr ?s Str. Ashland County .Antofogasta ..Mar. 20 Teasels In rort. Vessel Berth. Bge. Acapulco .Terminal No. 2. Str. Ashland County .Inman-Pouisen mill Str. Avalon Prescott. Str. Cansumset Peninsula mill. Str. Col. P. S. Michle. .Pae. Mar. Iron Wk Str. Palsy Freeman ..Couch-street dock. Str. Davenport Bkt. Georgiana . Str. Rose City. .. Str. V aban . . . . ...Prescott. . . .Inman-Pouisen mill. . ..Alnsworth dock. . , . . Terminal No. i. Regular Atlantic Coast Service to Be Established if Reasonable 'Quantity of Business Offered. The Pacific Mail- Steamship com pany, one of the oldest and strongest steamship companies operating in the Pacific ocean, opened an office here yesterday in the Railway Exchanne building. J. G. Melvln, who is in charge as freigbt agent, announces that six steel shipping board steamers of the vest type have been al located for a one-way freight service from Baltimore to Portland. The first of these vessels will leave Baltimore April 25 for this city, and will be followed by five others at intervals of one month. After dis charging here, tbey are expected to be re-assigned by the emergency fleet corporation for permanent operation in the Pacific trade. The Pacific Mail Steamship com pany is now operating about t0 large vessels, Mr. Melvin said, principally in an "around- the world" service. Their steamers start at Baltimore with cargo for San Francisco, dis charge there and continue on through the Orient and back to the Atlantic coast by way of the Suez canal. The service which is to be inaugu rated between Baltimore and Port land, Mr. Melvin explained, it not an extension of the "around the world" service, but is merely the means de cided upon by the shipping board for bringing tonnage from the Atlantic to the Pacific for permanent opera tion. The present arrangement is only temporary, according to Mr. Melvin, but if sufficient support is secured and a reasonable quantity of freight booked from Baltimore to Portland, there is every possibility that this city may be made a regular port of calL WORK OX EGERIA STARTS Barge to Be Converted in 90 Days Into Steam Schooner. Negotiations for the purchase from the supply and sales division ot the Rest and Comfort Vv Ask your dealer for a package of ALLEN'S F00TEASE The antiseptic, healing powder to shake into your shoes and sprinkle in the foot-bath This standard remedy gives quick relief to Achingf, Swollen. Ferspiring or Frosted feet, Blisters, Callouses, Chilblains, Bunions and Sore Spots. At night, sprinkle one or two Allen's Foot Ease pow ders in the foot-bath, and soak and rub the feet. In the morning; shake some Allen's Foots Ease in each shoe and walk all day in restful ease and comfort. Nothing relieves the pain of tight or new shoes so quickly. Saves the friction upon nervous, painful feet, and shoes and stockings last much longer. Used by American, British and French troops. Over one million five hundred thousand lbs. of Powder for the Feet, sup plied to our troops by the Government. It Freshens aud gives new vigor. Drug and Dtpt. Slcres tell it. PA ST . i 1 SI ill Portland Business Bulletin ACC'OtNTANTS. LI.ILa K. HI.ACK. public sccountsnt. su dltor. sxcoumins vsiems esubllihrd. maintained, lm-onie tsi service; roler ernes. 7Ja-L'l) I'lttoek blk. Uuy. AI.TI-'.KATION. Prematurely Gray? Tis unfortunate but why let gray hair tell the world of your troubles and years, when Co-Lo will keep your hair its natural color. Prof. John H. Austin s Co-Lo Hair Restorer Restores the color, life and luster to the hair in a mild, healthful manner. A scientific process perfected by Prof. John H. Austin, 40 years a bacteriologist, hair and scalp specialist. Co-Lo is a wonderful liquid as clear, odorless and greaseless as water a pleasing and simple remedy to apply. Co-Lo cannot be detected like ordinary hair dyes; contains no lead or sulphur; has no sediment; will not wash or rub off ; will not cause the hair to split or break off; will not injure the hair or scalp. Co-Lo Hair Restorer can be had for every nat ural shade of hair A6 for Black and all Oarlc Shades of Brown. A7 Extra Stront. for Jet Black Hair only. A8 for all Medium Brown Shades. A9 for all Very Light Brown. Drab, and Auburn Shades. : Hair Restorer Co-Lo Hair Restorer at All Stores of the Owl Drug Co. KKFITTiNtJ and niakinit o( lartl.s r minlB. reasoualilr; work mmrauleed. 1. Heubin. 405 Husu Unl bids'. ASSAVKHH AMI ANAI.YmTS Montana assav okkk k, 14J secooa CioJd. silver and platinum buus.nl. TARPKT WKAVIMi. RUfJC The kind that wear the best are IIUUO mails from your worn-out rarpsts by Ihr Northwest Kuf Co. tlormrr ad dress J53 Union ava ). Has rus wovan. all sizes. Carpet cleaning, redulng and rosuing. .Wall orders solicited. la 'h St. Phone Kast :l."iW, B l-'M). M fW KV MOt K, ITALIAN PltL'NKN, l.OGANBKRTtT HI'S. Other vsrtetl.s tres and plant. Let tin supply vou. Onler lint, fAI.KM NHUSKltr COM PAN V, ln:lo t'hemeketa st , l.a1-m. Or. OPTUIANK. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Kag- Kusa. all sizes Mall orders prompt. 8x12 rugs sieam or dry cleaned. II. SO. , FLUFF I'.UG CO.. S4-S8 I'nlon .v. N Kat ftol. B 14i.V CARPET CI.KAMNU. 1T CARPET CLGAMNO, BIZ1NU AND REFITTING.' Pl.l'FT AND RAO RUGS WOVEN ALL 81ZE. WRiTB OK CALL PORTLAND KL'G CO.. . E. IVth st. Aiitomallo S13--4. rEI.M I.OII Bt'TTONS. THK 1RWIN-HOIXSON COMPANY. 387 Washington. Iirn.rtwsv 44. A I2M, CHIROPRACTOR, 300,000 KNOW McMahon. 100' Chiroprac tor. Throngs pronounce treatment easiest, beat, permanent. 31 "treats" 113. la.. CHIROPODIST ARCH HPECI AMST. raergrency fleet' corporation of the Ferris type barge Kgeria and material with which to convert her into an oil burning steam schooner were com pleted yesterday by H. E. Pennell, heading a group of Portland business men who have undertaken to alter the Kgeria and operate her in the Pacific lumber trade. The Kgeria will be towed this afternoon from the supply and sales division yard at St. Johns to the plant of the Coast Shipbuilding com pany In south Portland, where the work of converting the barge into a steam schooner will be performed. She is expected to be ready for load ing in about 90 days. Steamer Wonalibe to Load. The wooden shipping board steamer Wonahbe, the last of the vessels to be built for the shipping board by the George F. Rodgers Shipbuilding com pany of Astoria, was checked in yes terday afternoon by the Pacific Steamship company. The Wonahbe wU! in-'l thf !n.t of a "'--' -r.tp- of ties for the account of the British government for delivery at London. I She will shift tomorrow from the port drydock, where she has been under- 1 going final conditioning for sea, to : the Peninsula Lumber company's mill to start loading. Columbiu Uiver Itur Report. NORTH HEAD, March 4. Condition of the bar at 3 P. M. Sea moderate; wind wst. 16 miles. TRAVELERS' Gl'IDE. CPS ) OS 1 niRKCT 8AII IX.S ! LKl'KOI'E. FROM WEST ST. JOHV. S. B. on arrival C. P. R, train from the west. Date St cm ith Md To Apr. H Grampittn Harra Kpr. 10 Em. of France T.lverpool Apr. 1.1 Scandanavlitn Liverpool Apr. 19 Pretorlan Glasgow April 13 Mlnnedosa Liverpool Apr. 24 Metagama Liverpool JMpan-t'liiua-rhlllppinea. From Vancouver. B. t Yokohama, hhanrhai, Manila. Hons Rona Date Ktearanhlp Apr. 8 EmprcBs oi Russia Apr. 30 Monteajcta Apr. 28 Empress ot Japaa AH Information From CANADIAN PACIFIC . OCEAN SERVICES I'bons Bdwy. 94) 56 3d tit.. Portland. Columbia Pacific Shipping Company Regular Sailings Columbia River to Japan and North - China Ports. SS. -Tar A tare Irs" SS. "Writ NaT-aria" SS. "Went Rests" April 7 May 7 May 24 European-Pacific Line Regular Sailings Columbia River to United Kingdom, Continental and Scandinavian Ports 5S. "Cansumart" March 26 SS. kitai" Early May Portland-Antofagasta SS. "Ashland County" March 26 Portland-Alexandria SS. "Eelbeck" April 3 Portland-Cuba SS. "Boynton" April S SS. "Cartona" Mmj 5S. "Corone" May New York-Portland Regular Sailings Commencing SS. "Dewey" April 3 SS. "Effingham" May For rates, space; and other Informa tion apply to Columbia Pacific Shipping Company .. 301-8 Board of Trade Bids;. Portlaadi Oregon ASTORIA S.S. ASTORI AN Daily (except Friday) round trips, Portland to Astoria. Leave Portland, Taylor-Street Dock. 7:10 A. M. Leave Astoria, Collender Dock, at 2 P.M. Excellent meals a la carte servica. FARE $1.65 EACH WAY (Including War Tax) For further particulars Phone Main 8065 WIt.LlAM. Estelle and Florello la Veny. tha only scientific chiropodists snd sren specialists In tha city. 1'arlors Utr linger bid., s. W. cor. and Alder. Phone Main 1:101. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist: corns. bun Ions, foot arches made to order. 311 Bwetland hit's;.. 5th and Wash. Main CHIMNEY SWEEPS. BISHOP fJlIMXKT SWKKP. Furnace smokea through rcirtsters: needs repairing or cleanins. Call us. Tabor 3S3. CIRCt'LAB I.E'ITEHS, CRANE LETTER CO.. 1010-1 1-13 Royal building-. Marshall Multlsraphini. mimeographing and mall advertising. COI.I.WTIONH. NETH v CO.. Worcester bld. Main 17P. No collections, no charges. Kstatv V.H'O. NO I'noFITEKRINa ON M'l'.i-TArl.KH, Pr. George hubeneteln. tha veteian op tician, still fita tha beat eyegla.aes at very moderate prices. Torlc. Krvptolia, also tlie cheaper gradea Morrison. OfTOMETR I NTSA NlPorf H UN GLASSES AT A SAVIN". I solicit your patronage on tha ba.ia of capable eervl.e. Thou- siina of sat lulled rueloniers. A trial will convince oil t'harlra W Good, man, optometrist. 1'Of Morrison. M. VI 2i. E V K S h cTt N T 1 F I C A L LY TKRT- ed with modem inetrumvula Glaaeca fitted from I.' t0 up. HW1T.. optometries ;K Ktr.t at. bVMi'. i nit- riiiMtitN. . tlt. W. ARNOLD LlNIJiSKVH Internal lood bath will cure goiter, i iieumal iwm. aioin-a-ii dlM'ai-cs and el'r-pmg eK'Mneea. wlO Morgan bllg Main HH. t O tl I E N T A L' K 1' (iH R EPAI It V. I. o it i ENTAl.iTl";i;rt I'LhASKO A.L IlK.I'AlltKIV KAHAUOZ1AN KKKGl'SOS. TEN VKAKS WITH ATM Ell HHO. 1M N SWt. l-IIONK MAIN siOS. A K. HI' PATENT ATTOKNEVSI. PATENTS Our prat tle haa estended oeer a period ot 'i4 years. All itunmunicai Ion. strictly confidential: prompt, efficient, conscientious servlca; handbook free oa request. Ml.'NN t o.. Patent attorney nan Krsnclaco offlre, llohart bldg , " Market et.. Chicago offlca. room "Id Tower bldg: Washington office, room HIS tt.'.l K et; New lork office. Wool wort h bldg. IC C. WHIUIIT 22 years' eiperlenc U. S. tnd foreign patents. n Dckum bldg. OuLDUEUQ, 60 Worcester bidg. at. PI1VHK IANH. DR. R. A. HILLIPrt, Hrosdwsy bldg Rheumatlam, etomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidnev. bladder, rectal, pro-tattc. female dleoruere. skin affections, blood preaiura, enlarged tonsils, molee. birth merke I'M MKIMI HIPPI.IEH. CALL II. E. Helm, the plumber. 312 I'loa t . day or night. Hdy. 1'JIO PLl'MBINO SUPPLIES AT WIIOLENAI.il prices. Starke-Davis Co.. ! 4th. M. t7. PRINTING. CONTRACTORS. FOR BRICK WORK, phone Jack Wempe. tile and concrete. Woodlann A230. UANCIN'O. MRS. SI'MMERS Berkeley dancing acad emy. 129 4th. Lessons dsy and eve. Main MRS. BATH. .VS Dekum bide- Private lessons day and eve. Main 134.1. BALLROOM ind atage dancing. Mies Dorothy Rasmtissen. 610 Ellers bldg. BKRKBLET dancing arademv. 12ft 4th aL i.esaona nay eve. Main IHMJ AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE CITV VETERINARIAN Hi SPITAU i.i East 7th. East 1M7 end 21.-02. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. MOTORS REWOUND nep.?r.d Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELECTRIC Phone 327-2T, ;4.' first st. WORKS. Ms In R71. II M.H.ELECTRICC0. SI N. 1t, Portland. Or. Re winding and electrical repairing a specialty. Se ua about new or ued motor!. jJdwy. 1045, A 1049 Kr.Rrn.iZKH. FERTILIZE-: your land If vou want biff cropi; read about "(. M. wonder in our y0 catalogue. Koutledge Seed ft Koral Co.. 1 -.." I'd t.. Portland, Or. HAKDWOOIr FI.4MKINO. STEAMER for SAN' FRAN'CIriC'O only. Sailing Thursday at 3:30 P. M. CHEAP RATES M. BOLLAM, AGT. lit Third St. Phone Main 26. AUSTRALIA Honolulu, Sovn, New Zealand. Tbe Palatial Passenger Steamers B. M. S. -NIAGARA" B. M. 8. "M ARIE t,0 Toss 13.S00 Teas Sail (ram Vancouver, B. C. For teres and aaiiuga apply Can. Pae. Rail way, 65 Third SL, Portland, or Canadian. Australian Kojal Mail Uns. k a neat nt Vancouver. B. CL . GET eatimatea for new or old hourre. land Hardwood Hoor Co.. 187 W. Port. Park. Ml'KIC TEACHERS. L. Carroll Day. piano, vocal lessons, prac tice piano. 1 hr. day. S3 mo. Bdj. 255ft. KETSTONK PRESS. J. K. Oantenhela. Manager: Printing and llnotvplng. 1 Front at., comer- ytste. Main or A 14: V. W. BAl.TES A COM TAN r IstaodOaksts Main 7co, 611- PRINTING PAINTING. I'.MNUNt! and tinting All ted. Call Johnson after .1'IKl. aork sua ran. P. 11. Mats PAINTING, paperhanglng. John llsk. 1 .1:1 1 8th t. N. n roa d w a y POll.TltV SI PPl.lr-.S. Cob. :p4!i EVERYTHING needed and used br prae. tlcal poultry keepers: catalogue frea. Koutledga beed A i'loral Co., Hi I'd at., Portland. rKCOM-HANI OltU. LEVIN HARDWARE El RMTL'RE CO.. 2l FRONT ST. . Wi buy and aell eveiythlng In ths hardware sod turnlture line Thou aaele, p72. TKAOEMARRS. OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU. nl I'rkum Mdg. L'. 8 foreign trademarks TRAN'SKT.R AM STORAGE. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH Tn Brvlre With a BepiiTatlen. MOVIN;-PACK.3TnnAjG-nAOAC lath and Kftrn-v Ttraorh S Bdwjr. PHONE BDWY. 3309 ORRUON TRANKKR CO.. 474 Olian at. corner 11th. Phone Proadway I . ! r 1 IftO. We own and operate two U rg citM A' warehfttiniea on terminal trai kva, l.owat Inaurnwra rafew In tha city, WA HKHol HK. -tnrar and hauling. 1NUHTHW FftTrHN TRANSr BFl CO., 4-66 Kront Htrt Phonm, Main )4. tM4-. r. m FIREPROOF STORAGE OLSKN TRANSFER CO.. 54H Pint PACKING. MOVINfJ, KTORAGK. FECl'RITT STORAtlK TRAMiEr. CO.. I ran PARK ST. MAIN IS, A 1031. WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS ENGINEERS ND MILL SI PPLIES. THE M. U KLINE CO.. S4-86-87-8 Front GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bid. HATS AND CAPS. THANH A USER HAT CO., M- Front St. FAINTS. OILS AND CLASS. W. P. FULLER A CO.. Front and Morrison RASM;SSEV A CO Second and Tevler WIDF-W. vTOOL AND CASCARA BARK. KAHN BROS., li Front St. PU MHING M PI'I.IM AND FIPF.. THE M. L. KLINE CO.. M-S0-l-.a Kront. PRODI K COMMISSION MF.H( HANTN. EVKP.D1NQ A FARRKLU 140 Front St. ROPF, AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrus. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. W P FI'I.I.KR A CO, Front and Morr'.oa Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6095 A directory of business firms And professional men condensed and clas sified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 60i5, House -9. WK CARRY a full assortment of ehotra fruit trees, berry plants, ornamental trees, ehrutie. roses, ete. t'ltbtiO.N MH.SKKY til., unirNro, OH. : ( w" ,' t ' ft . k.' 1 '-'.- " : . v f . ;. , . . Tr. n. v. -. 4 n v..