THK OREGON DAILY JOURNALS, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVTCWIWO, OCTOBER 0, 1WW
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BRINGS CARGO OF
SOGAR AND FRUIT
Steamer Hilonlan Returns From
Hawaiian Islands Via
San Francisco.
irVILL REMAIN IN PORT
UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY
Captain Johnson Reports Exciting
bat Uneventful Voyage From the
Golden Oats With Bark Annie
Johnson In Tow.
i shs Hawaiian liner Hilonlan. Captain
Johnson, arrived at COiuraDia clock ixo
i earlv thla morning before the fog be-
van to rise like oloude of (team from
the river and a fore of long-shoremen
were put to work discharging the oarso
without delay. Ths principal features
of the cargo are 5,000 rack sugar, 400
cases honey. 600 cases pineapples, and
aorae amaller shipments or other tropi
1 cal fruits.
The H Hon Ian brought It saloon pas
sengers, 14 from Ban Francisco and one
J. Rate, of this city, from the Islands
I Mr. Rats made the round" trip on the
Hilonlan and says he enjoyed It tra
mensely. She also brought the bark
Annla Johnson In tow from San Fran
cisco and dropped her at Llnnton on
her way up the river. Ttja bark will
load lumber for a, return cargo to San
Francisco.
Captain Johnson reports having en
I countered some stormy weather off the
coast, but nevertheless the trip was un
eventful. At times It was feared the
big hauser would part, but luckily the
exDected did not happen. The Hilonlan
will probably be ready to sail for the
islands next Tuesaay. adoui i.vuu
of freight hsi been secured for her
and It Is expected that several hundred
tons more will reach the dock before
the sailing day. Heretofore the Hilon
lan has carried considerable freight
from San Francisco for the lalanda. but
this nractlce will be discontinued be
cause the insurance companies ask a
much stlffer rate on vessels not run
nlna- direct.
Thd cargo this time will consist
chiefly of grain, feed and lumber.
MONEY POURED IN
Collector of Customs DM Big Business
During Sift kit.
Duties collected during the month
of September at the local custom-house
, were heavier than the average, because
of large importations of firecracker
from China. On the fireworks slone the
treasury of the office was enriched by
some 120,000. The following statement
. of September transactions was Issued
by the collector of customs this morn
ing: Vessels entered from foreign
--ports. I; vessels cleared for foreign
Tlorts. ft; vessels entered from domestic
ports, 8; veesels leered for domestic
ports, 34; entries of merchandise for
duty; 9; entries of merchandise free of
duty 82; entries for warehouse, -5: en
tries for export to. adiaceny British
, provinces. S; entrler for rewarenouse, 1;
Men. 40; entries for Immediate trans
portation without appraisement, 7; to
tal entries of all kinds, 241. Entries
for consumption liquidated, 140; entries
for warehouse liquidated, ft; certificates
of enrollment granted. 1; licenses for
coasting trade granted, , licenses to
vessels under 20 tons granted, l; total
number of documents to vessels issued,
8: value of exports, domestic, 187,757
FMat All Sources.
Duties on Imports. I40.S06.60: Philip
pine tariff fund, 18.00; fines, penalties
and forfeitures, 878.88 ; miscellaneous
customs receipts, 8288 60; storage, labor
and cartage. 818.96. official fees, 638 80;
total. 149.922.78; amounts oi rerunus
end drawbacks paid, ti.i.
TRIAL TRIP TOMORROW
Bmtls Is
Tomorrow afternoon the new steam
schooner Jim Butler will be given a
trial run down the river. If the plans
her builders do not miscarry. The,
craft la now receiving the finishing
touches at the wharf of the Willamette
Iron works In North Portland, and Is
ready for service except for a few
minor aetens. i apiain mutism v
Olson, formerly master of the schooner
Oliver J. Olson and son of the senior
member of the Olson-lfahony Lum
ber company, owners of the new craft.
wllUcommand the new lumber drogher.
The Jim Butler waa duui at uina-
NOT YET
TOO LATE
STILL AMPLE TIME TO SECURE
FINE NEW PIANO AT YOUR
OWN FIGURE AND HELP
SWELL BUILDINO
FUND.
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' APPAREL STYLISH AND SERVICEABLE
Two great departments devoted to the needs ol Bttit men, faccpdooally food values in our special school suits.
Five of the Finest and Most Costly
Brand-New Pianos Donated to
Worthy Cause All Will Be Sold to
the Highest Bidder for Cash or
Payments Entire Proceeds Go to
Y. M. and V. W. C. A. Building
Fund Committee Tomorrow Ie
Last Day.
Ton atll have amide time to secure
one of the brand-r.ew and costly pianos
or Metrostyle Plunolu donated by Ellers
Piano House to the Y. at. snd T. W.
C. A. building fund, If you sttsnd to It
at onos. Here are the Instruments:
First, the asteet tyie "tr tancy ma
hogany Chlekerlng upright the finest.
biggest toned, ir.net beautifully de
signed, nignesi graac American pmnv
Boston s Desi.
awed English Oak Kimball upright,
the now world-renowned Kimball, pre
ferred and used oy nunareas or me
world's greatest artists, from Adeline
Patti to our own local musical con
tingent. Third, the new style fancy ma
hogany Hobart M. Cable upright piano
a piano that has sprung into most
wonderful popular favor, and has been
purchased of lato years by a larger
number of educational institutions sod
professional musicians than any other.
Fourth, the fancy genuine selected
burl walnut Marshall Wendell upright
one of the old. established down-
Eastern makes which has proven useir
one of the great American home pianos,
sweet-toned and durable.
Fifth, and last, but not least, a gen
uine latest Improved Metrostyle Pianola
(choice of oak, mahogany, walnut or
ebontsed case to 'match any piano de
sired grand or upright).
You Make Price.
If you wish to help the building fund
without in reality parting with a dol
lar, this la your opportunity. The high
est bona fide bid submitted in writing
secures each respective instrument.
You pay ten cents for a chance to bid.
Put in as many bids as you wish to
pay for. Successful bidders can pay
cash or in monthly or quarterly In
stallments. See the Instruments In the new show
window now being completed In the
new Ellers Piano House, upper corner
Park and Washington streets, end put
In your bid. Remember every penny
goes to help swell the building fund
now being raised by the Y. M. and Y. W.
C. A. Bear In mind, too, that tomor
row, October 6, is your last chance
Attend to this today.
Telephone Exchange 21 for any fur
ther particulars. Ellers Piano House,
351-156 Washington street. Portland, Or.
Strom's yard at Aberdeen, Washington,
and was brought around to this port a
couple of months ago for her machinery.
She Is one of the stauncneat steam
schooners constructed on the coast and
will ne able to carry nearly 800,000 feet
of lumber. Her first cargo will be taken
from one of the local mills as soon as
the government Inspectors Issue their
certificates permitting the vessel to go
to sea. This will be dons In. a few days.
The Olson -Mali on y Lumber company
Is getting to rank among the leading
hOgasjIlSIs III! Ihl -Pacific coast, tta
fleet now consisting of the steam
schooners Thomas L. Wand, Jim Butler
and J. Marhoffsr, the sehooners Andy
Mahony. Oliver J. Olson, Alpha, Annie
Larsen and James Garfield, and the
barkentlne Wrestler. The J. Marhoffer
Is now being built at Aberdeen and will
soon be brought tiers to have her ma
chinery Installed.
Captain Olson stated yesterday that
still another steam schooner will be
built by this company soon for the Portland-Ban
Francisco lumber trade. She
will be of about the same dimensions
aa the Jim Butler and ntodernly equipped
In every particular.
HELDER ALMOST READY
Will m on the
its eg m
Two-Piece Suits
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Doable - breasted Coat and
straight Pants; fine serge, wor
steds, tweeds and cheviots, in
the new shades and patterns.
$5 to $15
Knickerbockers
We are showing an enormous
line of knickerbocker Suits.
Good wholesome materials, ex
cellently tailored throughout.
See our display.
$3.35 to $12.50
Sailor Suits
When the boy lays aside his
Buster Brown the next in or
der is a Sailor Suit.. Extreme
ly smart creations after this
model at
$5 to $10
Overcoats and
Reefers
Extra long cut coat, with
French back, velvet collars and
ornamented sleeves. Fancy
tweeds and cheviots.
$3 to $10
Sole agents for the famous College Brand
Clothes the ultra-fashionable garments
for college chaps
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Complete line of Boys' and Children.
Hats, Caps and Furnishings. New as
sortment of Leather Tama.
five-hour lay-over at Ban Francisco, the
Roanoke will be able to keep up the
schedule, although she has to cover a
much greater distance than the Elder.
The Elder will have better paaeenger
accommodations than any Other boat
plying on the coast Believing In com
fort. Captain J. H. Peterson had her
staterooms and berths enlarged and the
number reduced. The staterooms will
be elegantly equipped with electric
lights and other modern conveniences
so that it will be a pleasure to travel on
her.
The Elder Is now at Martin's dock.
FOR CLEANER RIVER
lirmiSM Officials
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The steamer Geo. W. Elder Is grad
ually nesting completion and It la said
that aha wUl be ready for service about
the 16th of this month, although she
will probably not go Into commission
before the 1st of November. The Elder
will ply between Portland and , San
Francisco snd touch st Coos Bay! and
Eureka both going and coming.
Ths intention of the North Pacific
Steamship company will be to operate
the Elder In conjunction with ths
steamer Roanoke, plying between Port
land and Ban Pedro, although the Elder
will not go farther south than Ban
Francisco. The steamers wUl alternate
out of Portland, one leaving every
Thursday night. By making only a
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I PERFECT HATS Mnt
David B. Ogden. assistant United
States engineer, and Harbormaster Ben
Blgltn mads a trip up the Willamette
river yesterday afternoon in a gasoline
launch and inspected the banks. It hav
ing been reported that large quantities
of sawdust snd other mill refuse are
being dumped Into the river. Ths re
ports were found true and stsps will
be taken at once to have the nuisance
abated. It was also discovered that one
of the dredging companies has been in
the practice of digging sand from the
channel in the vicinity of Ross Island
and dumping ths refuse In heaps along
the course of Its operations to the, detri
ment of the charms! The dredging
company was at once ordered to cease
work and chances are that it will be
difficult for the concern to get a new
permit tp dig building materia trass ths
bed of the river. Dredging for sand
and gravel has been permitted by the
United States engineer with the under
standing that the refuse material shall
Kink tntn the holes from
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seems that thla rule has been violated;
KELLOGG ON DRYDOCK
PREACHER MAY BE
LAWBREAKER
Rev. A. J. Montgomery Married
Couple Contrary to Statute
of State of Washi ngton.
JUST FOUND IT OUT
AND NOW 18 WORRIED
Lawyers Volunteer Services in Case
He Is Pot Under Arrest for Of
fense, and District Attorney Man
ning Says: "Nothing in It."
Grounding Wear the looks.
-Y.W- Jnunli KellOSfST WSS
Lifted on the drydoek yesterdsy after-
eAe reera l rsi rrsuii ui no. this
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run on a rock near Caacade locks while
on her way to Fortiana ruwasy xwr-
Although the boat cama to ths dock
under her own team, examination
showed that the steamer received some
hard blows In hltiln the rock, for some
- Was ear rat tnm nut of the bOt-
U I 115 feaiim.a w--mmm-w 1 . "
- fk. We! wa a hgitiiw wrenched and
lUIll. a, saw ausa-ws, w "
It will take several days to complete
the repairs. .
The Joseph Kellogg Is being operated
between tnis porr ana io i-ma
charter to the D. P. sV A- N. company
and Is owned Dy me ivoikjss i"'
tion company.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
k..i.m.,in. Amar&th left down
aim " '
yesterday with a cargo of lumber bound
for Ban Francisco. on wtm w...
mand of Captain Jensen, who succeeds
Csptaln Bowes, the latter having ac
cepted command of the new stesm
schooner Hoquiam.
Ah Old barge belonging to Captain
George Oood haa slid Into ths msln
channel of the river at a point near
the Portland flour mllla and Harbor
maater Blgltn haa notified ths United
States engineers. The harbormaster
any that he notified Captain Oood sev
eral weeks sgo to have the barge re
moved from the river bank, but no at
tention was paid to the warning. The
barge will be blown up this afternoon
The Herriman liner Agtec Is receiving
cargo at Montgomery dock, the liner
fjarrscouU te discharging at the Alna
worth dock and the oriental liner Ara
gonla will shift this afternoon to the
O R a N. Alblna dock to commeno
loading.
Captsln P. J Werllch. Inapector of th
Thirteenth lighthouse district, rcrelveu
gt letter title morning from Keeper Hans
core ar Slip Point light etatloh. con
firming the report of the steamer Santa
Ana having been beached near cspe
Basis In order to save her from going
down. The letter ssys that the steamer
waa found to he leaking rapidly on her
Way from feVMHo to Valfles and the
crew and passengers wwre bPv .,. p.
the pumps until a suitable piece for
beaching her was flnslly found The
steamer had five feet nf water In her
held. The passenger were safely
landed at Bast Clallam
Ths Ughttouss Under Heather. Cap-
Rev A. J. Montgomery of the Third
Presbyterian church does not know ex
actly whether he has broken ths law or
not. but he doea not think he haa, and at
any rate has decided to remain in Ore
gon until such tlms as ths Washington
authorities decide to come over and get
him. Dr. Montgomery is the minister
who officiated at the feiiybeat wedding
of Nasi 8. Lester and Ktta Newcomb on
Tuesday night, when the couple were
married on the Vancouver ferry owing
to the foot that ths prospective groom
hsd secured his license In Clarke county.
Washington.
Sines ths wedding It hss been pointed
out that the minister offended sgalnst
one of ths laws of the state In which the
license was issued. According to this
law It Is provided that only judges and
ministers within ths state of Washing
ton are Dermltted to make hearts happy
by ths exercise of their prerogative, all
tain Gregory, left down thla morning
with a number of bell buoya that have
been repaired here.
The .steam schooner Northland. Cap
tain Jamleson. sailed last night for a
Francisco with 860.000 feet of lumber
and several passengers.
E. J. Holt, manager of the Gray
SteamshlD company, was in the city yes
terday on his way from Ban Francisco
to Seattle.
The steamer Fannie will soon be out
again, but sailing under the name of
the Diamond O, her owner having maae
BDOllcatlon to have her rechristsnea
This requires considerable red tape
The Fannie Is on the wsys at ths yard
of the Portland Shipbuilding company
receiving extensive repairs.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. Oct. 8. Arrived down at I a.
m.. steamer Northland. Arrived down
at a: m.. barkentlne Amaranth. Left
up at T a. m , barkentlne Amelia.
San Francisco. Oct. (. Sailed Tester
An' hn.r Ciimn.fr for Astoria.
Astoria. Oct. . Arrived at 1 and left
up at 1 p. nr. steamer Asuncion, from
bn vVanrlaeo. Left uo at J:40 P. m..
stssmer Hilonlan with schooner Annie
tnhnann in tow. Arrived st 1:15 and
left up st 1:40 p. m.. schooner Roderick
Dhu In tow of tug Defiance, from Mon
terey. Arrived at S:I0 p. m.. barkentlne
Amelia, from Bn Francisco.
Astoria, Oct. S. Condition of the bar
at 8 a m. moderate; wind southeast;
weather clear.
alien ministers being barred. If this
law la of force, then It Is argued Dr.
Montgomery Is guilty of having violated
the Washington statutes snd is liable to
arrest snd a fine of front 8100 to 8800.
Dr. Montgomery was not at horns this
morning and so could not speak for him
self; In fact Mrs. Montgomery said that
hsr husband did not wish to talk about
the subject. 4
Lawyers Volunteer Servlose.
"All of his lawyer friends have volun
teered their services in his defense,
however," she said, "and a great many
of his friends have called up 'to ask
when he le going to Washington to give
himself up I do not think there la
anything in the opinion that Mr. Mont
gomery haa violated the law. Buch cer
monies are or common occurrence.
Mrs. Montgomery continued that she
did not think her husband would give
himself up. "It would be much better
to let them come after him, aha aald,
"for then be would get a free ride over
there-
District Attorney Manning says there
Is nothing In the charge anyway.
"Where was the ferry?" he samel.
"Was It over the line when the ceremony
waa pronounced? If so. It wss only a
few feet from the Oregon boundary and
the Washington authorities will never
take up auch a technloal violation of
that law. Bran If they did. what are
they going to do about It? How are
they going to get Dr. Montgomery? The
offense Is not extraditable.
At any rate the minister ie not wor-
fyaisVaVah
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aSAanaaaAaSa .swa.oSj A 81 aa avafAwMH
rylng over the outcome of the probem.
as ha does not consider that It ta of se
rious importance to ths Washington law
whsther Its people are married by Ore
gon or Washington clergymen Just so'
long aa the knot is securely tied.
ar71.se Chioajpo and
167.50 St. koala and meturn SS7.SO
On Ootobor IS and 18 the Great
Northern railway will have on sals ex
cursion taickets as above, tickets allow
10 days to ranch destination and good
for return until November 80. stop
overs allowed wltnln limit, tickets good
going via. Great Northern railway, re
turning same or any direct route. For
il
tickets, sleeping car reservations or snj
additional Information call on or ad
dress H. Dickson. C. P. As T. A.. 181
Third street, Portland.
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