The Oregon daily journal., December 12, 1906, Page 4, Image 4

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V THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND WEDNESDAY! EVENING. DECEMBER
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DENSE FOG ABOVE
-4 WILLAMETTE
, River Craft Have Great Difficulty
? ' ,ln Navigating Up and
Down Stream.
DOWN RIVER BOATS
ARE LONG DELAYED
River Patrol Saye Fog It Wont in
Veart and Pouibty the Heaviest
Ever Recorded Here San Fran
cisco Boat Get Un4er Way, '
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, .- . : Uo dense vu the tot on me river ana
? In the harbor thla mornloe; that sblp
'i pin waa serlouslr delayed. Even the
amaJicr boats of the moaaulbo fleet were
' ; navlaatad with difficulty, becauae It wee
I tninoaalble to maae out object 60
The bis aieajner .Besale
Efcller shifted, but aha had to be moved
S alon areeteat precaution.
, e fieveral 'ot the down river boata were
late readMna their docka thla afternoon
! - becauae 01' havlnc been delayed during
'the morale At noon the aun came out
i brtaht end clear end the dense mist
; Vanlehed. - - "
. ' J Spelrer. who patrola tie rtver for
! the" overnnvent engineers, came up
- r Xrom SL John, thla rooming with, great
difficulty-and reported that down below
b IJnaton the roe: wee even denser ..than
j In the harbor. In his opinion It waa
ft the heaviest log ever recorded here, and
t lie aaid It wee lmpoaalble to eee a snip a
length.
f rortunateljr. Ovree eratt bound for
I Clan Franelaco gc ewey laat nlghtbe
L f ore the vapor ccenmenced rlalng from
I the siver. Theee were the- ateemer Al
ly llance. for urekti and Cooe bay, end
i the , sleam schooners Coeta Blca end
S. Northland, far Saa .Franelaco. The Al-
Jlance-lef t Couoh etreet wharr at - J
OClOCe Wlin m - - - "
peeeengera and took ovi 1 more at Aa
torle thla morning. Sho eroaaed out at
' 10:10 end le now well on. her wey to
Coos bay. '
Th. Northland Mailed from Couch
"TTsireer docs' a-Itttle- before the Alliance,
carrying lumber and paaaengera She
and the Caaoo croased out over the bar
4 at 10 o'clock thla morning.
Christmas
Suggestion
Christmas Dinner for
some, one . less fortu
nate than yourself in
clude : a . package i of -Folder's
Golden Gate.
Coffee or F o 1 g e r's
GoldenGat eTea.
Nothing1 co it Id be
more acceptable.
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Your Grocer will ". :
supply you. ; ,
J.A.F0L6ER&CO.
San Francisco .
among the paaaengera, soma' or whom
thourht their laat hour had coma Mar
tin Carlaoa, a eeamaa, wee Injured In
ternally. "4 - v
TWO BARKS OUTSIDE
- NEARLY FOUNDERED
' Saved
euaaulda Oaly
teamat Ooeta Kloa.
The eteamer Coata Rica reached Aine-
worth dock laat night from Ban fran
elaco and her passenger a confirmed the
report printed In The Journal yesterday
of her awful experience off the Colum
bia river bar during the hurricane Mon
day night. Many or them were badly
frightened when the veaael'e clearing
gear waa temporarily disabled, allowing
the liner to fall Into" the trough of the
The wavea ran eo high that for houra
tha eteamer wee flooded from atem to
atern. For five houra the eteamer ley
to end it waa only through the excel
lent eeamanahip of Captain Mason and
bla officers and crew- that she ever
reached port . The entire after pert of
the vessel waa flooded and for awhile It
kept tha of f ioere buay preserving order
Wire rom Worth alead" Xa Agala Open
v foe Beportev
The telegraph wire from North Head
haa been repaired and report ere egaln
being received from the lookout at the
cape. At noon today he reportud two
four-masted barks outside, bound for
the Columbia, and alnce the" etorm haa
auhslded It Is supposed that the tuns
will go after them before eventag.
of the barks ta believed to be the Mue-
aoka, will) cargo irom uurope. .
Nothing haa been Been of the Brit
lah' ahlp Olenerlcht alnce ehe waa off
Tillamook Rock a week ago, when ahe
waa apoken by the British eteumet
Apollo. The vessel stood out to eee
and haa not .approached the mouth of
the river alnce then. She cornea In pel-
laat from Han Diego, and ahlpplng men
believe that when the captain aaw In
dlcatlona 'of stormy weather he etood
out so. far that it may take him av
era! daya to work back again.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
. .The Portland'San Franelaco liner Co
lumbia towed the guaollna achooner Rio
Rey into Ban Franelaco yeaterdayr- he
had been picked up at aea disabled by
tha heavy blow Monday night.----
The eteamer Roanoke la expected to
leave Ban Frenclaco for Portland - to
night or tomorrow morning. She haa
bean equipped with a new condenser.
Tha eteamer FV A. KUburn will ar
rive at- the Oak atreet dock thla even
ing from Ban Franelaco and way porta
The French ahlp Noeml haa shifted to
Centennial dock, the eteamer Aateo I
taking cargo at Montgomery dock No. I
and -the eteamer Apollo la -loading lum
ber at the milla of Inmen, Poulaen 4k
Co. The bark Europe ehlfted to Green
wlch dock. .
The bark Star of Bengal made the run
from the Columbia river to San Diego
in 11 daya, arriving there Sunday. Thla
la considered fine time for a calling ves
sel. She took railroad tlee from the
mills on the Columbia,
The new lighthouse tender Arraerla la
due to arrive at San Francisco in about
SASX.T TO BSD
and early to rlae, makes one. healthy,
happy and wise especially it you tana
Herblne before retiring. A positive
cure for Constipation, Dyspepsia and
ell liver complaints. Mre. 8 , Co
lumbia, Teniv, writes: "I always keep
a tupii. of your Herblne on hand. Am
ao pleaaed with the relief It gives in
constipation and 'all liver complalnte
that words can't express my apprecia
tion." For eale by all druggtata.
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The Cable-Nelaon factory, of which we are a part, writea in )
confirmation of our "BKFORE-CHRISTMAS SALE" a follows:
Iegajrdlnjrourldea of having a piano eale before Christmas, will
- wj while It is quite out of the ordinary. undermelreTnetancea It
wilt be good buelneee. . . , .; .
y Tu are already Belling a large numJber of planoa, and whether it
la really neceaaary for you. to make these, concessions we do not know
we leave It -to you we are reedy to Indorse whatever- advertising
'means you think necessary to put the Reed-French jCo. before the
- people of the Northwest In the beet possible light"'
Eleven Cars of Pianos in Fourteen
Days Is Going Some Reed-French
Piano Co., Sixth and Burnside, Re
ceived Over Two Hundred Pianos in
Two Weeks and Make a Remark
able "Before-Christmas Offer" to
Get Rid of Them First Payments
May Be Made Any Time in January
When the Reed-French Co. opened for business in August they
rented the corner store in the Commonwealth building;, Sixth and
Burnside streets, thinking it would answer their requirements; but
here is another proof, of the short-sightedness of man, for we have
- already outgrown our floor space and today are paying1 rent on
wareroom space under the Scott- hotel, also the wareroom on the
corner of Seventh and Glisan streets. These several wareroom!
are already crowded to overflowing, but this condition won't last
long, for this "Before-Christmas Offer" will ease up in short order.
Read About The Pianos We Offer
JTliejprettIeatJMe.ianoJn
f 19 ia tha price pay us $5.00 a month. And then there ia our'
Reed-French Special. When you see this piano you cannot imag
ine it is a medium-price piano, it looks ao swell, and yet ?241 is
-our Before-Christmas" price pay ua $7.00 a month. And the
Schubert this beautiful piano is as well known as Royal Baking
Powder. It retails everywhere for $400 and over; our "Before
Christmas" offer for a Schubert is f 287 pay ua $8.00 a month.
Besides these wa have literally hundreds of pianoa of all sites,
styles, colore and grades. They will withstand a moat critical ex
amination, and yet THERE IS NOTHING. WE WILL SHOW
YOU WHICH WILI, BE OVER THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. -, . Imagine the importance of thia atatement when
hundrede of pianos have been aold in this town within the last few
years for $500 and $600 which have not half the value the pianos :
we art showing you today.
Store open every evening until Christmas.
Chronic ,
Rheumatism
Cured
5,000
BOXES
F
, I have e secret com
pound for chronic
rheumatism in all its
, forms. . My secret
remedy waa found
after Buffering for
year a .- without re
lief, during which
-LelOnnlty OI known remedy for
tbe bands- in Seh Sr sK
ChrpnicRheu-, tim.wa.had i
rnailaru. ' cured myself and
have cured thou
sands of others sl.ice, among them men
and women who bad suffered for thirty
and forty yeara. If you have rheuma
tism In any form let me aend you a free
trial package. Don't doubt, don't delay.
Addreaa: JOKI A. SHZTat,
. 3871 Gloria Bldf, KUwaakee, Wis.
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three weeks from New TorlcShe" "WTIl
probably be stationed at Astoria"
The launch. Lathrop left down the
river thla morning about t o'clock for
Rainier, to run in the place of the
Perago as a paasengerfapat between
Rainier and Kelso.'
MORE BAR PILOTS
Three JTew Man Appoints a Keetiag
Held Teaterday,
Three new bar pilote were appointed
by the, state board of pilot commission
ers, which met at Astoria yesterday
afternoon, Michael Jolan, Renet Bven-
eon - and Joseph Harriman. being the
man ' upon whom the honor- waa con
ferred. Tbla will mean batter service,
it la believed, since tha number of pilots
at present I considered Insufficient for
the good of the ahlpplng.
The appllcatlona for bar branches
were filed some .weeks ago. MJohael
Nolan ia captain of Umatilla Reef
Llehtshto No. 67. Renet Svenson la
mate on the bar tug Tatoosh. and Jo
seph Harriman is captain of Columbia
River Lightship No. SO. Nolan and
Svenson were examined and granted
branches to become effective aa aoon
aa they file their bonda. Joseph Harrt.
man waa not present yeaieraay, out
hla application for a bar branch was
granted aubject to hla paaalng the re
quired examination. . '
JANUARY WEATHER
REED-FRENCH PIANO MFG. CO.
"From Maker to Player." .
Hr SIXTH - AND - BURNSIDE STREETS
We have everything in the Phonograph line1.
aTydrogTaphie Off lose tseuee Chart for
, Vast Month.
According to tha chart issued by tha
Hydrographlo office ahowlng the aver
age conditions of weatner in tne Mortn
Paclflo ocean tha month of January will
be a stormy one along tha coaat. ' Galea
from the aouthern eemicircie willbe
frequent. It says, the hardeat blowa
coming from the aoutheaat. Down along
the central. American oaat the winds
will likely be northwesterly.
Typhoone in tha waters of the orient
are infrequent during the monthe of
January and February, thoae that occur
originating in the vicinity of the Ma
riana or tha Caroline lajanda The for
mer recurve to tha northeaatward be
fore reaching the Pblllpplnea. The lat
ter, the chart Bays, are aeverely felt In
the Felew islands and Mindanao.
7 MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Dec 11. Arrived down at
midnight and . sailed at 10 steamer
Northland.- Arrived down at I a. m. and
sailed at 10, steamer Caaoo. Arrlvad
down at S:i0 a. tn. and eatied at 10:10,
eteamer Alliance. Arrived at 1:10 a. m.
and left up at IS noon, eteamer F. A.
Kllbvrn, from Baa Franelaco and way
ports.
San Diego, Dec 11. Arrived Decem
ber 10, ship Star of Bengal, from Co-
Astoria, Dee. It. No bar report; cape
line down. . .
Astoria, Dec 11. Ballad at 10 a. m.,
bark B. P. Cheney, for San Francisco,
and French bark BougolnvUle, for the
United Kingdom.
HENRY HOSE RECONCILED
TO FATE, SAYS' WARDEH
Murderer of Madge . Wilson la
Ready to Meet Death
on the Callows.
C. YT. James, euperlntendent of the
state penitentiary at Salem, who is in
Portland en route to Salem from East
ern Oregon, where he has been viaitlng
several days, said today that Henrv
Hoaowho wlU.be. hanged at the penl.
ttntiary Decern oer ii, is patiently
awaiting the time for hla exeoutlon.
"Hose seema reconciled to hla fate,"
said Mr. James, "and Is whillng away
the time reading the dally papers and
hla Bible. Hone says that he wants to
die,, but aeldom talks about his affairs
or tha murder he committed, unless
questioned. ' lie la ' taken from hla cell
every morning to a room on the eecond
floor, where ha spende tha day In com
pany with hla death watch. The room
Is comfortable and le a rellf for Hose,
who appreclatea it.
"Hose writea to several friends,' In
Portland, and receives vlsite from the
prison chaplain. He devotes much of
his time In readmg hla Bible. . He has
proved himself an admirable prisoner
end never once has ha complained."
Hose will be the seventh man hanged
at the penitentiary since Mr. James haa
bee a superintendent. - Mr. Jemee will
leave this afternoon for Salem.
A Free Xmas Offers
t'ntll Chrlstmaa, with every pair of
men's or boys' shoes sold, no matter
what price, we will give fret of charge
an order for a pair of our best oik
soles, sawed or nailed en. Order can be
tiaed inside of SO daye on any pair of
shoes that may need repairing. All of
ottr -afroea- -are- -arkedLor.. stamped In
plain figures so you may be euro there
Is no advance on our low prices. This
extraordinary offer Is made to get you
acquainted with our men's and boys'
department. - Goodyear "hoe ; Repair
Factory, corner T. M, C, A-T Bid.,
Fourth and TamhllL ; -
THIRTEEN DAS iid
JNTIL CHRlSTliSAS7
If your selections or purchases for your dear ones have not been made, we will
cheerfullv relieve you of all doubt and anxiety as to article or price. ; If you don't
find a-suggestioniiere which suits yqu, an inspectjQILPLour south window cannot'
';.:''..""" fail to please. . 'v T '''
American Cut Glass
Because of it j qtlality and artistic design is now constd-
ered the standard by those who know; v . -
' - Reg. Price Special Price.
Fulton Water Bottle..., .'. ; ....... . .$ 6.75 ; ; $ 5.45
Marion Water Bottle.', ,;..'.........., ,9.75 :' ,7.80
P. & S. Vase, 8-inch V 4.50:. . ' 3.65
Seville Bo wlr 8-inch r. r.-v; ..w . . "7.50- 7 .5.95;
Clifford Jug, 3-pint . . , . . , .'. 13.50 : 10.90
Corn Jug, with 6 Tumblers..,.'."..;.; 47.50 38.00
Chelsea Celery ..y. . ;., . . 8.25 " 675
Parker's "Lucky Ctitve
Fountain Pens
Practical style, fine, medium or -
coarse fS.50
Practical style, gold mounted.. ...,f5.00
Jkrge Jusinest Pens-l.....$S.OO
Popular Pens, all points. ..V........f 1,50
Popular Pens, ladies'. f 2.50
-Heavy mounted with gold. ........ .5 6.50
Pearl and gold mounted fS.OO
" THE -
GRAPHO-.
PHONE
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permits you to, '
enjoyjtheworks
of the masters in
song or story,
and it is so cheap. .
T1 1 1 A 1 f Imnorted Albuma.
rosicara ii.Dums .now aoo.......ta.oo
Imported Albuma.
hold 100 ...... fS.OO
Morocco Covered.
hold JOS ,.f 5.00-
A place Art, -
Covere ...f 2.50
Reneaant
hold 100 '......$3.50
Flexible Leather. T
hold JOS ......92.25
Jnnll
hold 100 504
Paper Covers.
hold 1?
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"NEXT!"
-la-JcmgmtmiMwheayou-art in a barber shop.
You don't have to wait for anything if you
have one of these Safety Razors:
Gillette Safety. .rt,.w..........5.00 to fT.50
5.00 to f 6.50
Zinn Safety........
Oera Safety ............f 2.50 to 95.50
SKIDMORE DRUG CO.
151 THIRD STREET
RALPH CRYSLER. PROP.
CHRISTMAS BUYING HAS BEGUN
$5
0,000
THE
Wholesale Clothing Stock of Na-than-Wertheimcr
Co.bdught by the
IVe, W. Cot4. First and Teaylor Sts,
Bargains I
Affords a World of
That cannot be equaled if all the stores in this city were rolled into one. There
never was such an opportunity to buylhe best of everything in Men's and Boys'
Clothing at less than cost of manufacture. We bought the big N. & W. Co. stock,"
for we well knew that the Red Front would be in position to give the public the
greatest Christmas bargains ever seen In this city.- .
2000 Men's Fine Suits
Consisting of double and single breast sacks, black, blue,' gray, brown, Oxfords
and fashionable plaids, checks and silk mixtures. 'These lots consist of all colors
and kinds at each price. Owing to immense quantities, we cannot, describe
each Jot separately. The prices quoted represent actual manufacturing cost (aver
age) -and is about one half regular retail prices or less. : ,
li CABig showing, $10.00 retail
iPTsOU values. ..t: :-
Ci C A Extensive display to $12.00
4)UOUretail values. ! "
Q CA Business and dressy Suits to
4)0OU $18 retail values.
A PA Elaborate line of Suits to $20
I) Oil retail values. ; ;
CI 1 C AGigantic -assortment :to
nj) 1 1 e)OU$22.50 retail values. '
C 1 2 CAOver 1,000 Suits, values to
4 lvuU$25 and $27.50; some are
even sold higher at retail. .
Fall and Winter Overcoats and Cravenettes
This stock is in excess of 1,000 garments. The Nf & W. Coonly manufactured
the best and finest grades. Careful dressers will really appreciate the correctness
of styles, workmanship and the richness of materials.
Overcoats' and Cravenettes II d A ' C A Medium heavy up to $10.00
$7.50t?
$16 retail values. These
garments are hand-tailored.
- C A JJ C Silk serge andVeneUanlined
. Overcoats and all colors and
kinds of Cravenettes to $20 value. .'
Overcoats.
C 1 1 ' atnScect garments, Paddock
tP'l 1 .UVOvercoats, French back
and extra fine Cravenettes1 to $25 value.
C 1 "3 "CAThc highest cass of mate
D 1 Oe)U Urials and finest styles and)
workmanship to $30 values.
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