tub notrnnM DAILY - JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY fcVENINO. OCTOit 14, 5
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ttoo t the monthly meeting ot the Port
of Portland commission ytrdaT after
noon. Commissioner Thomas declared
th hn ship carpenters Insisted upon
performing (Im work of ooromon laborers
at th dry dock end th contractors per
mitted them to do it Instead of employ
ing cmapir Bivn uw
body to btuM out themselves,
The discussion cam up when Mum
Andcnra and Crow, the sblpltners, pro-
teated against Mm cutting down ot a bill
ihey had rendered for grooving bilge
block at ttoe drydook. The bill m for
til. The ocwnmlaaloa redueed It to fit,
which tb contractors refused to accept.
In support of their contention both
Meere . Anderson and Crow stated that
It coat Cham $1 to have the bilge blocks
noved froai under the steamer Olympla
v. hen ah was on th dock for treatment.
Thar explained that they employed
union Uber at the rate of 14 day for
each man. end It waa lmpoaalbla fox
them to get the work done any cheaper.
la the absence of President Bwlgert,
"vice-president Thomas was la the chair.
"Well, that la your own fault, whan
you employ skilled mechanics to do the
work of common laborers row have no
one to blame but yourself. .Many a
man could be hired at IB a day to do
that claaa of work." . .
Mr. Crowe explained that the flfra Had
always adhered to tha practice of em
ploying union men.
It was finally decided to let tha Ml)
' remain at It waa held that other
contractors did not charge more than
' that amount. ,
The reason they da not,- assarted
Mr. Crowe, "la because they got their
' help from tha men who are at work
' about the drydock."
A bill for 4204.1 presented by the
Columbia Engineering works for awak
ing repairs to the dredge Columbia and
. doing other work about tha dry dock waa
.-. a tn h ahilman of tha board
' trhd the suparlntondent of tha plant for
I settlement. . ,
Owing to the large kmonnt of drift-'
" wood which la likely to accumulate al
' th dock It was oonaldered advisable to
build a plank walk around the strue
ture to he used by men employed to re
move the drift.
A communication from 1. M. Stone, an
Underwriter, eta ted that with alx
hydrants and fast of boos at tha
dock and lie pounds pressure guaran
teed the Insurano sates .would be re
duced J per cent. . ,v ...
A reqiwat waa mda by the Penm
an la Lumber company that the grave)
.and sand deposited by the dredge on Its
'property . be removed.
steee ta atoilsg to Ms Xrfonbat Chvte
- After good run up the Voaat the
Aajtertesa schooiler Honolulu arrived lh
btlaet this morning from dan Francisco.
It Is understood that tha vessel Is under
Yharter to the Charlso Ketsoa ouripanr
to load, lumber for Bhrfnghal, although
the eeptsltt states That ss yet be has
received no Instructions to that affect.
The schooner -is at the sand dock, where
she Ik discharging ballast. In a day o
jtw It Is eupposed that she will move up
-" to the Portland mill, where she will be
r supplied with an outward cargo. -She Is
fet of lumber ,
' With a lumber cargo measuring tot.
euc fet token on at the same mill, fhs
sobooner al T. Alexander left d6wn for
tha mouth of the river this morning.
1 The steamer Aurella Is at the same
place. receiving a deckload of lumber and
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'WIIl.OV DIlltirs in " w mmm, ivi wtrm
bay city tomoCtQW night
' i-AaVOatf) vn rATBnOaTS.
i 1 At 'the Wstom heuaa this morning th
Hrltlsfa ship Eakaaonl cleared for
Queenstpwn or Falmouth- for orders
with t7,t47 bushels of wheat valued at
in,12t. The cargo Is being dispatched
by Balfour, Guthrie dt Co.
Having been cleaned and given a fresh
coat of paint the schooner Mabel Gale
was floated at the dry dock yesterday
afternoon. It la understood that she
wtil load lumber at tha Inman-PoalaeB
mnl for San Pedro.
- While effecting a tending near Kalama
Monday night the steamer Iralda, oper
ated by tha Kellogg Transportation
rompany, broke the coupling of her
a haft. The repairs are being mads at
Kalama. and the vessel la expected to
be In shape to come up to Portland to
ftiCht , A new bojler tor the steamer Jessie
Harklns arrived from the east yesterday.
With a cargo of salmoa the gasollns
Winch White Flyer arrived In port Ibis
morning from Catblamet, Wash.
Among the oar go taken out by the
t earner Elder, which sailed last "laTht
for flan Francisco, .was 0 tons of
wheat. The balance of her freight was
Made up of general merchandise. s
f The new dipper dredge No. t began
Work this morning at Clackamas raptds,
and after being In commission there a
taw days she will move- down to the
government moorings to go into whiter
(juarters. ' "
l Beginning Monday the weather bureau
iwtll have everything Is readiness to ie
play storm warning algnaJs at Tillamook
and Marshfleld when the situation de
;msnds it. Thla service eras granted by
the department at tha request of th
Shippers st those places.
Having completed her lumber cargo at
the Portland mill the schooner T. B.
Alexander left down yesterday afternoon
for the mouth of tha river. Her destina
tion is Baa Pedro.
Four steamers of the California 4V Ore
; rrni Coast Steamship com pan y sailed
'last evening for the Bay ally. They are
the Fulton, the Despatch, tha Aberdeen
nd the Ail lane. The first three named
took out lumber cargoes, while tha
Alliance carried general freight.
Astoria. Oet 14 Arrived down dur
ing the night, steamer Fulton.
; Arrived down at I a ov, steamer
4lore W. lQder. '
, Arrived down at f:4ft a. sb steamer
. Hetled at I a. am., steamer Despatch, for
Baa Francwca.
t Arrived aewa at : a., m
r a.a rrair1sr. Oct. 14 eUnd at 11:M
a. m., ateamer Columbia, for Portlsnd
f St. Helena. Oct. 1 Pa seed at :a.i
- ea.. be rV en tme Fuiierton.
. Astoria. Qot. 14- K bar report; caps
line down.
Her grain cargo has all bees put
ahnerd and the British ship Bakasonl has
nvtvMl out lata the stream. She will
pmtiahtv leave for the sea Ik a day or
Iwk Tbn vessel U loaded lta 1,44
T O butinesd can permdocntly txiit without
I l ' making legitimau profits,, but thert) comes
' tims in tht life of most fvery business
when in order 40 accomplish a purDose ft it the
part of wisdom to take a temporary loss, yet, it calls
for commercial courage of no mean order to face a
loss at the commencement of the seasor--4u we are
doing at this time. Our reasons for mis almost rev
olutionary proceeding are a change In our business
plans January 1, 1905 they are good to tuh-and
sufficient to justify the sacrifice, therefore we sub
mit to you the following phenomenal values. t Take
advantage of them while you may? y -
laWtSV I
Given Away
Saturday
' V 165&I67 FIRST STREET. EET. MORRISON AND YAKK1L
AH Cars 8top Within Ten Steps of Our Door. Transfers to AH Parts of the City.
MAIN CLOTHING
CHICAGO SHOE STORES
I HE sweeping reductions of prices which this
' I ' psge of facta proclaim and specify are
1 such as we never before found it necessary
to make--before the season has fairly opened. They
mean much to us and more to you from different
points of view. We have no regrets to Indulge in
for having been compelled by the exigency of the
hour to cut prices below the water line of coat. The
fortune of business as of warcalls for such sac
rificed. You have everything to gain by taking
prompt advantage of the opportunity, this sale pre
sents. The time for wearing these goods is all
-ahead Of us. Take the hint. MAIL ORDERS
CAREFULLY FILLED FROM THIS LIST .
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T YPI AN ATI ON Pr every'purchase of Jl.00 worth of troods tomorrow, Saturday, ono
&reUfrk a w numbered cotipon.will be given purchaser ($1.00, one coupon $ $5.00,
five coupons, and o on)r at 9 p. m. Saturday, when duplicates will xbe, turned over to any
m. m . a. -A.S ..t& Mao atani ' and the 4anrh mimkap Imumi fmm Int.
committee oi tnree wno inicresixu ym. uw BiwHaus , . i
r -win im riven cnoice ui mdv , i--- . -
$ 1 2;50 Suit or Overcoat
v
In our stock v Number drawn must Jfce present. Drawing will continue until one Is drawn
I $12.50
I Given Away
I Saturday
Men's Shoes
af lBaara sua anal U
Saa aalsa
sem Mssal Oatf Vlaekev 1 . ttJ fiC
Baees on sale at. pair. aV.O9
These are made on tbs nsw fifth
Avenue model, with new pointed tips,
BiHttaxy heels medium weight sola.
Pot ceasons of our own. wafU sell
these at W W the pair. . -,
aS pears sf Ken's ewara gmaatvy Shees
that an weyth and M CA
tS.IO apaJr, f. 0bOJ
These Irs mada ftp tn highest qnsl
It, with bellnwg tongua to top, double
solsa. neat last,-;'
af.
an Mia at. par
paw T, . .ay .s.. .
This MfsHng Includes
$2.10
many famous
maizes, in such fashionable model as
ths 'XMtle.'' the "Fifth Avenue." the
"Freak,' etc. In patent ooltskln.
mraooh oalf and vtel. - .
$i.so
Mas Saa SSSS
saie pev tmr .
. This offering Includes satin aalf,
heavf and light shoes; also kangaroo
ealf, lace and congress tipped and on
the Cambridge last. Also heavy Work
Shoes with heavy soles and bellows
tongue. ,
Kas SB tewa Oakf Saas Saoss Want
straight last, tipped, oa -
Ladies Shoes
Wi nlase sei sale sevrai sty
.ivsauso-gxee and saje ehsii.
les at
recent
arrivals, la all tha latest modele
Patent kid, patent coltskln, l"rnea
oalf sad vlel aid. at ths , - CA
ehotce, per pair .t?V
W plaee en gala M fi of Sadies
et-aa aad Tlst Xld Saees, xurp
T.vAfrf.v., $1.75
wen asa w zaeW sto aa mm
via gi4 eaaoa sad Oslfaksa attesa,
with extensloa or flsxibie f CA
rtya7iv
soles, at
Men's Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats
f4 For Cbeace of Men's SolendU
eU Sas.so Suits, Rain
ssssssBssa Coatsr anal Winter Overcoats
Superb creationsell of them with
., . -y fgghion's stamp indelibly impressed on
every garment Hundreds to. select from, id all the
styles and in all the weaves, patterns and colors in
vogue. Do you realize the amount of money you save
by .selecting one of these ? . j -.r 'r;.f
cf 0 for Choice of Men's High iArtS2S
mmmlm Q Suits sad Cravenettc "
, el . This offering includes the fairest
styles of the season, in the most chaste
and beautiful weaves, in patterns and variety broad
enough to appeal to every taste. Remember what
these were made to sell for, and the price at which
they are now selling. f- ," . .
en T0'- ft For Choice ot Men's Artlstkafly
J I W s)UU Tailored $30 and $35 Suits, Rain
T gggBsami Coat and Winter Ovenponts '
m JP There arc huitdreds to pick from. We
... can only state the bol& facts. No ef7
fort of ours to describe these graceful garments could
do them justice. They are the best that were ever
built along the lines of modern fashion.
$1 0 09 W FOR CHOtC-v OF SWELL
I J CRAVE NETTES WORTH
$15 vTO $18 ANYWHERE.
Now is the time to get a protection from rain and
here is the opportunity. Nowhere are such styles, such
qualities and values offered aa in these garments,
44 0 st f? FOR CHOICE OF MEN'S AND
Sl.M J YOUTHS DEPENDABLE
OVERCOATS ; OR CRAVEN
ettes, worth as hivh aa $10. Many styles to select
from and some of. these garments are worth four times ft
the price we ask; and will wear and ive satisfaction.
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: Money
;a Back :
If You ;
: Want It
For Men's $10 and $12 Fall and
Winter Suits or Overcoats ,
There are hundreds to chooVs from, in
cluding: the various shapes, styles, fabrics
and patterns on which the vogue has set its seal At
the original price these suits and overcoats were with
out equal elsewhere for less than 8$ per cent more
money. i . r: . .
AK For Cbolco of Alen's Fine $15 Suits,
22bJ Overcoats and Crsvenettts
' . This offering appeals .to men in every
vwalk of life. It includes Rain Coats ana
Winter Overcoats, aa well as Suits. Hundreds to
choose from, in all the styles, fabrics and colorings
affected by careful dressers everywhere, y't ; .
c f A CrFor Choice of Men $1650' and
ap-Lyfa-avaw jiqaa OvCTCOStS , J-
44r .This offering includes both fall and whv
r ' ' ter weights, all new 19044 styles, in all
ths models created for the coming season's wear, by
theeading experts in the business. The variety is
practically limitkea. The facts face you, the rest re
mains with you. : , v;:..t' .'.vV x;'; : i :
aff ' m A 90 FOR CHOICE OF MEN'S ELE-
ILm GANT CRAVENETTES WORTH
"C"1 $11 AND $1S. THESE OAR
ments are real values and will be known aa a bar
gain at a glance, and are bought qufckly by tjfoee who
are Judges of values. . . -
FOR CHOICE OF MEN'S
SWELL HAND-TAILORED
s OVERCOATS AND CRA-
venettes, worth $1$ and $15. Here is a bargain, and
what is here won't remain' long. Those who coma
first get pick; and a snap it will be for them.
$10300
YOUTHS CLQTHING
We place on sals hundreds of Youths' $7.50 single'
' and double breasted' Suits and Overcoats, in sizes
18 to 90, a broad variety of fabrics, weaves, styles
' and patterns elf subject to your choice 0 (JC"
in this sale for.... .............ej)0eyu
We offer hundreds of Youths' $9.00 Suits and Over
coats, cut in all the most approved models, in a wide
, range of fabrics, colors and patterns; flJC 7C
sixes 13 to 20 ; at the choice of them all for. eDOa I D
We place on sale, subject to your selection, hundreds
of Youths' splendidly fashioned $19.50 Suits and
. 'Overcoats, cut in all the latest models, in a wide
- assortment of charming patterns; sizes 18 d7 PA
' to 20 ; at the choice for. sj I 0 V
We submit io your selection hundreds of Youths' su
. perlatively elegant $16.50 and $18.00 Suits and Over
: coats, in the widest range of fashionable weaves,
; in all the new models; sizes 18 to 20; M A CA
at the choice for.....i.J.............JIUsUV
We place on sale hundreds. of uhra-fashionable Youths'
$20.00 and $22.50 Suits and Overcoats ; yi sizes 13' to
tail
for.
Other Grades If You Desire at a Little More Money.
... . .
Boys' and Youths' 'CIbtliii.g
eO.OO and auiu ana ivrrcoais ; ui sizes ia to
, superb specimens of the designers' art and the
lilors skill; all subject to your choice JJ
Boys Knee Pants
AU 50c and 65c
Knee Pants 35c
All $1.00 and $1.45
. Knee Pants 55e
vsaret M ffffafa1
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We will sell hundreds, of Boys' $930 and $3.00 two-piece
double breasted Knee Pants Suits, Norfolk
and. Novelty styles, also Overcoats, at M AA
the choice for..... sJlaUV
-.- .- . -.v . .v . ,
We will sell hundreds of Boysr$3.50 Knee Pants Suits
fa double breasted, Norfolk and Novelty JC
,- styjes, slso Overcoats, at the choice for., sPleaVO
... ..,.- . . . '-,-'4 , i.-V'iV':-
iWe place on sale hundreds of Boys' $5.00 Knee Pants
' Suits and Overcoats, in all the popular styles, dour
ble breasted, Norfolk and Novelty. Suits, M AA
all subject to your choice orv..........J)a.sUU
y - ' -
We wiU sell hundreds of Boys' $6.50, $7.00 and $7.60
, Knee Pants Suits, in double breasted, Norfolk and
. Novelty styles ; Overcoats of same rallies PA
. the choice for. .$&fOJ
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Weoffer hundreds of Boys' $8.00 and $9.00 Knee Pants
- . Suits and Overcoats, in novelties, cotiservathres and
' staples, all subject to your choice in this (2 A A
sale of sales fpr. . . ; i . . ipOaUU
Others as high as f 3.50, 94.00, f4.K0 and f 5.60.
? Meqs Hats "
St aesea laeas irew WmU Sfnai SS
swr seta m nsas . th
eream of
tbe prasent aee eon's atylea- allub
Jeet ta roar onoloa now f .; J
SS aesesi ' sii'aw ITew' Iran sTfcigis
regular 11.14 and II. T4 Hat, HCr
Id air colors anS shapes. ....... vw
SO Aoaea Kern's SS4S assl S4 aWfT sjat
. Sofk Mass n-4hs preeeot seaaoa's high
as and most approved shapes, blacks
and oalors; your oheioe ' 42 JQ
We sase fteaa a sale eu asm in a 4
, eg SS WUft seat Seft Maes the beet
In Amtrtoe ail tna newest kinds In
J....:.r'..:..$3.00
at aesea Ken's Vew Van eijKs Mat
good enough to .wear anr Plaoe. and
worth IroaB tS. to 14.40. ,,. j
SS aesea off as rPttir gaaaa Kesrs SM
. that are eatra Quality and (A
the proper thing, sol 1U
' Meat's Foniisbfiigs
lrgo variety, best QuaJlty and tha
artoss lower than oar ooKselltors ask.
Good sttffboaaa Shirfaa shirt of '
auallty ;.................-....80w
Soft-bosom $1 and 41. 14 style a shirt
good enough ta wear any plaee by.
any saaa Og)
All kinds of soft and aUff-bonm II
shirts. Including 'browa brand.. dU
Cholea of. soft and gelf $i.M .
Shsrta
Several etyles SOa and Ise Underwear
at, garment 8Sd
RearoJar aoaltty To Underwear yeu U
pay 4l.es for thla qaaMty a otbar
aleres st .... S0
Natural, all gray 41.44 Sllkens Under
wear, a sensible garment that la ua-
equaled, for ....VS
Tha r.7t eeiebmted Ml wool Under
wear wa defy eoaipetltors ta equal
. thla at Sft-
Tao Tory finest Australian la the wsU
known Roota make. In ail eolora,
worth fl.tt ....... .n......S)l.Bd
BMOK W AJs. OOTAASsI,
f amansmana
Bowa, worth 14a ....t.M..i).ed
Bows, worth 44e .....10a)
Para Silk Teoka, Strings. Sews, eta
worth tSe .15s)
The I for ISO a. 6 M. Collar you
aaa't equal na ...S
A regular Ua and tsfl.Vuspender.15d
Tha famous O. 4k U. Belt Suspender
the equal of tha President and sella
very where for 40o S5
Oar beat grade -of le Sob. ..... . ,B4
AU wool fast black Box. good ones,
oan't be beat, only 10d
Dropstttched, l-ohads See Sox lOe)
Regular See' and Ife Sox. In cah-
meres and lisle thread ........ .30
I pairs for . . .. . .
AU 140 Son, pair 154
I pairs for y. . S5d
All wool Sox. worth anywhere 14c
and He lOe)
Boys' too fast bUck Stockings. . .10
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tons of irsJa. whtoh Is belns shipped to
the United Kingdom by Balfour, Quthrle
Co. The Biitlab ship Hartfleld moved
from ths floor mills to the elevator this
miMpnlnc to comolcie her ear so. and the
Carnarvon Bay shifted to tha floor
mills. The Preach hark cniloa moved
from the stream ta Colombia dock No.
1 to dleeharge her oafgo. and the Oer
man ship Nemfct went to the Oreohwlch
dock. ,! , ...',!
wV S. W
noAV
Shipping water mora rapidly than It
nouid be baM out. a smsll boat belong
ing to the United States engineers' de
part neat sank yesterday aftemooa near
v, " ,':
Cooa Island and aha w now lrtng In
about eight feet of water. The eraft
waa a sort of a fnsral atHlty eonosrn,
and hsd been used for years by the
engineers. At the time of tha mlehsp
there waa no one oa board. Tha vessel
will probably be raised and sent ta the
shipyards for repetra. As yet no wreak
ing eatSt has been sent down there.
mm? aims jtbaju.t piaiasutn.
By thoTlrst of next week the, repairs
being mad to the steamer City of
Bugene wtll be sufflotently advanced, ft
la believed, to launoa bar. In addition
to being lengthened out It feet, the vas
sal will be provided with new rudders.
Tha steamer Is owned by ths Charles at
Spaniel ng Logging oompany of New
berg., .
thna today tha oriental liner
Aruaronm la expeetad to reach the mouth
of tha river from China and Japan. Bhe
sailed .from Yokohama for Portland di
rect on September 44, and consequently
la oat II day. She Is bringing a full
cargo of far eastern products. . . '
. atvapmxsa PAX TV Off
' Captain Griffith, oommandet af the
British ship Carnarvon Bey, waa aivsa
a surprise party Wednesday night on
board hta ship. Tbsro were mora than
IM people la the party, and a Tory
merry time la reported. There were
dancing and mualc Tha visitors pre
sented ths skipper with a handsome
smoking Jacket- '
mrvOlTAU AOUUlTTaU.
, fgeeehtl DUaaask to The Jearasl.)
Pendleton, Oct. 14. --Will lam lfoDoav
aid. tried In tha state olrcult oourt yea
terday aternopn for burglary, was ac
quitted He was arrested July I for en
tering a star at Helix.
Allan A wta Best Brand.
WAR VETS WILL JOIN
-i UNITED ASSOCIATION
npanhA and rutptna war veterans
held an open masting; Wedneeday alght,
at which young vateraas of the lata an
pleaaaatasss were entertained In royal
manner. The affair waa planned by
Harrington-Hampton damn, of which
George Baldwin Is commander, and
marked the revival of meetings for th
wmter season,- A varied program was
carried out. ending with ths hangaroe
court. Which waa presided 'over with.
remunerative effect bp tha commander.
Local veterans of ths lata struggle
are discussing amalgamating with tha
United Span tea war veMrana, which la
tha east smbraess all vote ra socie
ties af this period. Previously" there
were three or four organisation ta the
fleldt but peace baa sees declared, and
sll a?and together now. Ths two local
camps will doubtless take out chert rs
under the national organisation at an
early data, otherwise they would ba
separated from tha national body. Tha
east aide camp ta making application for
a charter from the United association
and expects ta soier upon work there
under soon. . '
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