The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 13, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, 8ATURDAY BVENINO, OCTOBER 18, t0. WAS NEARLY LOST ON WAY OOT - - i The One Thing That Withstood the San Francisco Fire French Bark La Tour d'Auvergne Report Narrow Escape Off Cap Horn. FRENCH WINDJAMMERS REACH PORT EN MASSE I Bark Europe Arrives Usual Closely Followed by a Quintette of Sailing Vessel La Perueee Among trie Latest Arrivals. The French bark La Tour d' Auvergne arrived up this morning and dropped anchor In the lower harbor, thereby completing one of the roughest voyages ever recorded from Europe to this pert of the world. For weeks the big wind Jammer was at the mercy of the seas, and yards of canvas were torn from her ticks until It was finally feared that she would have to drift about under bare poles liueklly, conditions became more favorable after the veeeel rounded Che Horn, and aba menaced to make her destination without asslstanoe. Many tlmee the seas reared up so terrifically that those on board the Frenchman thought she would crush under their ponderous weight, but she managed to shake them off and emerged without being strained or damaged The cargo consists of about 18,000 bar- role of cement and a lot of general mer chandise brought out from Antwerp. The cement Is owned by Meyer, Wilson and company, to which firm the tner c handles is Uso consigned. , The berk will probably remain in the Stream until Monday, when she will be ehlfted to Columbia .dock No. 1, where the cargo will be discharged. Next week the harbor will be crowded with French cargo vessels, half a dosen having arrived .n the Columbia during the past few days. Among the veasels now at Astoria ready to proceed up the river are the barks Europe snd Le Pe ru SSe, both i of which nave Just arrived there. The Europe crossed in last night and the Le Perueee crossed In shortly before noon today after having played abou" the mouth of the river for a cou ple of days Both bring cement snd miscellaneous freight from Europe. An other French bark crossed in about noon, but her name had not been learned late this afternoon. She is now being brought to the anchorage In the bay by tbe bar tug. A peculiar coincidence In connection with t!.u arrival of the bark Europe Is the fact that when aha put la an appear ance off the river she wes closely fol lowed by five other windjammers. This has har-nened. every time the Eurone haa arrived here and she has been here half a dosen tlmee. Last year about this time she dropped Into the river with five sailing vessels eloee in her wake and so yesterday when It was reported that a big-fleet wes outslds, the water front fraternity naturally put one of the unidentified vessels dews for the Europe. The prediction proved true, for late In the sfternoon the big windjam mer was brought into tbe bay. TO LOAD WHEAT HERB Bark Bayard The Northwestern Warehouse com pany today chartered the French bark Bayard to load wheat at this port for Europe. She Is now on the way to the Columbia river with a cargo of coal Sad general merchandise from Swan sea, having left that port June It. The Bayard should arrive .here during the latter part ef this month so as to be In time for November loading. Other vessels due to arrive here soon are the British ship Oweenee and the French bark Empereur Menelik, both from Ant werp. It wae reported this morning that the BHtlah ship Wanertree left Taleahuano for thle port October S In ballast. HAS DREAMS OF COLD P S wet Bleh Quick. B. B. Debackee, a Frenchman, came to Portland yesterdsy to go to the Klondike to dig gold with both hands. He had heard of the wonderful strikes being made In the cold north while run ning on the Atlantic liner Champagne and finally made up hie mind to quit nailing and go Into the Void-digging bueineee. What a bonanza, he thought, to shovel PERFECTION (HI Heater Carry Intense ha leae device. without i Made in fairy Holds 4 quarts ef ' beater umalsd. If Lamp horMhTBry.dfarlaw mots, per lor or bed la tan warranted. WrrbVea. a at agency If not st your dealer's. .Vps'oBes It Studs for tin Finest Cocoa In the World Made by a scientific blending of the best Cocoa beana grown in the tropica the result of 1 26 yean of successful en deavor. A PERFECT FOOD 0 Hlghast Awards in HI Europe and America. A now and handsomely Illus trated Recipe Book aent free. WALTER BAKER &C0. Ltd. DORCHESTEJt, MAM. ,i he . yellow metal out of a hole wher the ground costs nothing end where everybody le his own boss. No more eea life for him. A millionaire he would be even if It did take him from horns and friends for a few years Debackee arrived here Thursday night on the French bark Jacobean, which arrived from Dunkirk. France, after a tedious and sensational voyage of lit days. He had signed on la the capacity of some sort of a petty officer, and so the trip, while long, was not very ex pensive except for the lose of time. "I go to se Klondike." ssld Mr. De backee. who, by the way. speaks. English only in small chunks, "and dig se gold." From his gestures It was evident that ho Intended to scoop it up In sacks and then return to civilisation to lead a life of luxury, ease and happiness. Mr Debackee is as polite aa the aver age Parisian and soon gained the friend ship of the number of waterfront men who had occasion to visit the ehlp. He will probably decide to remain In Port land in st sad, however, upon leerning that the Klondike rush is a thing of the peat and that good wages can be earned right hers at home. WITH VALUABLE CARGO for The Portland-Asiatic liner Aragonta. Captain Ernst, wtll sell tomorrow et 1 o'clock from the flour mills with one of the largest and moat valuable cargoes ever set afloat on one of the regular liners between thle port end the orient. The Arsgonls will carry 64.226 bsr rels of Hour, velued at tlls.tOO. Thle In addition to the other cargo will bring the total value of the freight to $127. 000, or a little more than a quarter of a million dollars. Meat of tha flour la consigned to Newchwang and Teln Tain, the former place being down for 10.000 barrels and the latter for 11,100 barrels. The other flour shipments ere about evenly divided between ports In Japan and China. The mlscellsneous cargo of the liner consists of 44,tt feet of lumber, news paper and a lot of canned goods, the total value of which, according to the mantfestaflled st the custom houee this sfternoon, is $10,120. Tha next liner to strive Is the Nlco medta. She le due here about the first of the week. The Nl corned Is Is bringing S lot ef gunnies. WILL INVESTIGATE FIRST Colonel mocssisr Bars Berber WtU Be FeiSUVSd for QsanaSSI . Colonel 8. W. Roeeoler, United States engineer, stated this morning that no action has yet been taken In reference to the request for the extension of the harbor lines between the Buruside and steel bridges, but It wtll be given imme diate attention when laid before him. "I do not think anyone can construe No More Cold Rooms If you, only knew haw teach comfort as be derived from a PERFECTION Oil Heater how simple and economical U anotW da' 7" womU " withowt Yo can quickly make warm and cosy "T osM reoss ac hallway matter in what part T tha houee. You ces heet watsr, aad so many other things with Use ' easily i WRhl iaoan SfaV oil fount I row a dealer. aaai rif ht JTJBT' THE PT.ACB FOR WILLI, BONDS, STOCK CERTIFICATES. IN SURANCE POLICIES, DEEDS, FAM ILY PAPERS, HEIRLOOMS, JEWELS ana. BuHnn h.r.lnfnr. tlk.n hv the Snsi .Mr. in this mart.r mm Indicative of the request being granted, but we will give the matter our thorough attention before reaching a decision. ALONG THE WATERFRONT The French berk Oenevleve Mollnos has shifted to Devidge'e dock, where shs will discharge the cargo left In her while taking stiffening The steamer Hssel Dollar la expected to ehlft to Montgomery dock No. 1 thle afternoon to load wheat. Tbe British steamer Strsthflllan la due here next week to load wheat for Europe. She left Man Francisco for Portland last night In company with the oil carrier Asuncion and tha steam schooner Northland. The American ship McLaurln arrived. at Astoria yesterdsy from San Pedro to load lumber for California porta. The Oenman ehlp Nerelde haa shifted to the elevator to load wheet for Eu rope. The British ship Allerton le etlU et anchor In the stream. MARINE NOTES Astoria, Oct It. Arrived down at t a. m . steamer Whlttler. Arrived down et t:IO a. m.. steamer F. A Kllburn. Sailed at 7: JO a. m.. steamer Johan Poulsen, for Sen Francisco. Sailed et 7:50 a. to., schooner Irene, for Redondo. Balled at 7:S5 a. m , British stesmer Visigoth, for Tien Tsln. Sailed at I 10 a m., barkentlne Oeorglna, tor San Pedro, and steamer Noras City, for San Pedro, via San Francisco Balled at 8:16 a. ra.. steamer Altec, for San Fran cisco. Arrived et :45 a. m.. French bark Europe, from Liverpool. Sailed et 10:16 a m.. schooner Nokomls, for San Francisco. Arrived at 9:16 a. m , a three-masted French berk. Arrived et 11:19 e. m . ehlp MeLsurin, from San Pedro. Sailed at 11:10 a. m , steamer F. A. Kllburn, for San Francisco and way ports, and at 11:46 a. m.. French bark La Perueee, from. Swansea. San Francisco, Oct It. Arrived, steamer Barracouta, from Portland. Sailed last night. British steamer Strsthflllan and steamers Asuncion and Northland, for Portland. Astoria. Oct It. Arrived et i: to p. m., schooner Henry Wilson, from Ban Francisco. Arrived at 1:10 p m.. eteemsr Elmore, from Tillamook. Ar rived at 1:26 p m.. schooner W. H. Smith, from San Pedro. Arrived at 4:40 p. m . schooner Annie Lersen. from Sen Francisco. Arrived down at 6 to p m steamer Nome City. Astoria, Oct. It. Condition of the bar st I s. m , moderate; wind, southeast; weather, eloudy. Astoria. Oct. It Arrived et 11:11 a ra., American bark Paramlta, , San Francisco, Oct. It. Arrived, steamer Costa Rica, from Portland. JAPANESE ARMY TO BE GREATLY INCREASED (JsaiasJ Special Surrtc Tokle. Oct. II. It le eseerted In well informed circle that tbe military and other authorities concerned have de elded to Increase the army to a total Of tO divisions exclusive of the Imparls! guard. It la planned to effect the In oreaee without adding to the total ex penditure of various expedients In the line of greater economy. The srmy ss at present constituted contains, besides the Imperial guard and gendarmes. It divisions, each contain ing 10.746 men and officers. The addi tion of eight new divisions means that the Japan see army will be increased by about 14.000 men. banking . room. Patrons have no steps to climb to enter the bank and none to the Safe Deposit Vault, and in addition there are coupon rooms for their use. The vault has heavy re-enforced concrete walls, steel lined, with electric wiring of the latest device to show , the slightest tampering, and, as extra precaution, the bank is patrolled night and day by a watchman. Boxes $4 and upwards per year. Come in and examine the vault AT THE THEATRES. Jene Corcoran at the Heilig. Tonight and tomorrow night at the Helllg theatre tea brilliant young . actress, Jess Oareerss. wUl present Us AtUgtatfal son. "Tbe Freedom of Sasaaae." Miss Corcoran Is supported by James M. Brophr sad S m capabla . company ef players. Too will enjoy uverr minute of It. Beat aelllng at tbe theatre for both performance. Osrtata 8:16. Seat Sale Tomorrow for H! Henry. Tomorrow moroiag st 10 o'clock the advance sals ef assta Wtll open far HI Beary'a mlnetrela. waick com to OM Helllg theatre next xsaaoay sad Wednesday night. October 10 aad IT. with a barcaln-prle ma rise Wednesday. Beery set la entirely sew aad the scenery and electrical effects alone occupy as entire car la tranaporta- Esrly Curtain for "Parsifal." The advance aeat aal far the araad anecta en ter ecenle prod action ef Wages 'a "Paralf l" will ones next Tuesday morulas. October IS at fas aoxofflc of tb Helll theatre. Thle wonderful myatle drams wtll he the attraction at the above theatre next meay, Saturday. Sa soar nlgbtn. October IS. to. Sir The as tire perforata See In given la one elttlng, bet o as to obviate tbe annual ty of the play lasting till ton late an hour tbe tret act. begins promptly at 7:46 p. as. The practice ef giving tha warning of commeaeeawat with tha trumpeter In, however, adhered to. Lena corner win be obliged to remain standing till the end of the Brat act. ss the darkened audi torium aaskas It Impossible for the ethers to shew them to their easts, , Neat Week at tha Baker. Beginning tomorrow matinee the bill at the Baker will be "Lady Hnntworth's experiment." Tins happy oomeoy won universal nriie m New York and London and in tha hands of the Baker company will receive brilliant produc tion. William Dllla will interpret a role pe culiarly adapted te his ebllty. All the favorites wtll be is the cast. "The Oay Lord Quex." Tonlekt la tha I. at chance to ae tbe Baker atock company', elaborate production of Ptnero'a at alar. "Tbe (My Lore quel.' Is which Lillian Lawrence. Richard Thornton nnd Don ald Bowie, are meeting with sock great favor this week. "The Oay Lord Quel la e.ld to be tbe best thing the Baker company hn done tbla eeeson, nad the acealc part nf the production) Is almost Ideal. "The Deserter." The Deserter." which haa been playing to capacity three times each Say at the Lyric this week, will he given tonight nad tomorrow for the anal tiaras, it M a mUltary arama with patriot tarn rampant In every act a Petri otlum which Onda echo ra the hearts of an id aalrtag audleoss. At the Star. "That Girl front Tessa" will be repented today and tomorrow for the last timet at tbe Star. It Is a lusneai arenas sad see at the hast risen the Alan cent near has given. It centals exreptleaal opportunities far alien Vera ich Troubles Positively Cured by "Naftrre's Own BsSSSSnTa NAT!Vfe costs rod nothing 2Sc snd SI (contains Sight Draft lor return ef your r 4 mm cured) atnf i -.sat b Baa rSEEby ' Uessi .Cat AS the Safe Deposit Vaults, the contents of which were found to be absolutely unin jured. The same protection is offered to Portland by the Oregon Trust C& Savings Bank, Sixth and Washington Streets, which has installed one of the largest vaults on. the entire Pacific Coast This vault is lo cated on the main floor of the general Oregon Trust & Savings Bank Sixth and Washington Streets Portland, Oregon too. Cocoa beans grow In pods on the trunk and limbs of deli cate tropical tree. I They contain mix times mora food val ue than beef. We use the highest cost beans that are grown and there Is nothing In our cocoa but cocoa. , That Is why It Is the moat delicious of cocoas TBS waltsb a. lewikT CO. r.lton to the title rale asd the play la fall of excitement. At the Orated. It Is not too late te see the clever vasSeriBs aatertatnment which has been holding the boards st the Grand til thle week. There Is s steady Saw ef laughter nnd melody, far the hill a extra strong in mass rare aspartate! me these who eajoy a agar, gnaniug enter tainment tha Orand win he fosnd anittsg use Pantacss' Strong Bill. There la ana a neeh art eat the Psatages program that week. It wee IS be dUBealt, to deed, to get aaare ttiwag sets ea can MIL Bare I the lure: rurally awarxet, cornier augers, t frees Chicago; Bar BISredg. ranaJeet ia-sean randevtlla; hBna renin and Masa Partlead stria. Is a act; La aestisMsn aaaaiciaa aad the Pierce ataters: Leo White sad the latest anavtrTTDf yMMnfsMs Rev. B C. Horton. Sulphur Springs, Tex., writes. July lit VK: Thave used in my rsmny IfanauuuaaTB Snow Liniment and Ho rah on nd Svrun. and they have proved certainly satisfactory Tha liniment Is the beet we have ever ueed for headache end peine The cough syrup haa been our doctor for tbe teat eight years" Bold by Wood, ard. Clark a Co The Portland PORTLAND. OREGON. EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY HBAteOtTTOURiaT. TRAVELERS. Bvervthina to eat and drink, aad It coats no more In the Hotel than elsewhere In the city, weekday night from t:t0 to 11 LILY DENTAL CO. One-races at 0X THTBD OFF bwvxab rami We ess enly ttret dsns ma terlaln. Se the work imirtintienaly sad prlc it wttale file aad Oeld Crow lie Batumi Leek uay. far 10 t HENKLE FAMILY IS FIGHTING FOR CHILD (Special PI apt tsB te The Journal ) Meeeow. Ideho. Oct, It. The troubles of Dr. snd Mrs. Henkle. former rsni- dente of Moscow and Troy, have broken out afresh, and ispotte from Cesser 6T Alan, Idaho, are te the effect that their latsst battle hee been ss to who should hava possession 0f their boy. Dr. aad Mrs. Hankie asperated noma time ago. end since have been quarrel ing aa to who ehould rear the bey. Monday night the father flea By sewered the ohlM end left with him for Spokane SB will fight agslnst r ef taeu offspring. All Work guana Mr Hsstkle save Underscoring pai to ui a letter for cmplia eis mars its ap pearance. which writes black, purple or red as desired, enables yon to send out letters emphatic to the mind as they are pleasing to the eye. Tag Surra Piimha Trnwsms Casrrsjrr t4T Stark at.. Portland, Oregon. itit t s11utary IIILLacademy OsUesw PresjaratTon. Beys eTsa age