The Oregon daily journal., March 13, 1907, Page 11, Image 11

THE "OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO.V MAECTI v13, 1 1007.
DEEPEfl IIARDOR;
FILL LOW LAUDS
Port , of Portland Dredges Will
i Work Along Improved Math-
ods In Future.
TIED UP AT PRESENT ON
. ACCOUNT OF LACK OF FUEL
Dredge
Large)
While
Colombia , WOi; Vtg Out
Baaln In Lower Harbor
Dredge Portland W1U
Deepea Upper Harbor. ,
- Aa soon aa fuel becomes' -available
the dredges Columbia and Portland of
the Port of Portland will b put to work
aiffpng in me naroor. At present bom
areaass ara tied uic owlna to tha ina-
illtf to ret futl. aa a consequence of
. dredge Portland will ao to work fcetween
. tha Morrison and Madison brldcea for
tha purpose of not only deepening tha
harbor, but alao dinner tha aaat alda flats
. whare a nunbtr of Warehouaee ara be
ing located. Tha dredge Columbia will
- be put to work In tha lower harbor. -
Henoeforth tha material dredaed from
.the harbor will not be dumped back Into
tha water, but will be pumped through
lona; length of pipe ' onto tha low
ahorea. In tha paat tha material taken
from ona place in tha harbor waa de
posited In another where It waa thought
the depth or water waa of no lmpor-
tance, but thla method haa been found
unsatisfactory, and ao It waa dealded
to pump tha material clear up on shore.
A large lot of shore pipe haa just been
purchased so that tha shore can be
. reached anywhere, no matter where 'tha
-. dredge la at work, without haullDgthe
. sand or gravel on bargea, -
Thla method not only reaulta In Im
provements of a more-permanent na-
tore In tha harbor, but alao provides
.for tha filling of low places along. the
river banka A' number of sinkholes
-V-wlll be filled every time the dredge
-clears out ine harbor, and alnca the
property-owners ara willing Ao pay for
-tha Tills, the eapenss af operating tha
, oreogea will Tall lesa heavily upon the
taxpayer than under tha former plan
... of operation.. u . .
The Columbia will dredga out a large
' basin below tha old Alblna ferry eoursa,
where vessela of deep draft usually
. anchor awaiting a berth or a tow down
tha river. Tha basin at that partloular
place will be a particularly valuable
, Improvement because It will 'give In
creased anchorage apaoe, .'
" BEATEN BY A COOK
Trench bailor A Attacked ,Wbflo
Aaleep la Hla Hamble Bank. '
t Jean La Roy, a French sailor, look-
t ll M I a . It t . I . .
ini juhv aisvaraea iwioau, nooDiea
I Tin to tha office of French Consul Henri
C. Labbe yesterday afternoon and re
. cited - how ha had been attacked by
. I.oul Lou, another French . tar.- and
I. , -x- , , a
. K umrmr ..'v;..-;v.'.
'and remember the next time yon suffer
-"from-patn caused by- damp- weather-
when your heed nearly hursts from neu
'ralgla try Ballard's Snow Liniment
It will cure you. A prominent business
man of Hempstead, Texas, wiiteai "I
have used your liniment Prevloue to
using It I waa a great sufferer from
- Rheumatism and Neuralgia. I am
pleased to aay that now I am free from
these eomplalnta I am aura Z owe this
to your liniment" Bold by all- drug
fists, "
severely beaten. Tha evidence of the
beating was clear, but Coneul Lab be
did not consider tha matter of a diplo
matic nature, and ao told him to. tell
hla troubles to tha police.
La Roy's face had been beaten Into
one great blf bump and then be had
turned about and received some at 111
larger bump on the back of the bead.
The bumps Indicated Impress tons left
by new wooaen shoes, ao the . consul
'conoluded, although La Roy said he waa
under the Impression that they wsra
drawn out with a big stick, which Le
gou I auppoaed to have carried partly
concealed when he paid his visit to the
French bark Jacques. In which La Roy
occupies a berth. ,
According to tha tale unfolded at the
consulate, Lagou, who does the cooking
on the, French bark Leon XIII, came
across the river , yesterday afternoon,
boarded tha Jacouea ami at Anna nro.
Receded to tha forecastle, bent upon wip
ing the floor with the first man upon
whom bs could lay handa
Le Roy waa enjoying a aleeta In bis
humble bunk in the Innermost part of
tha forepeak when suddenly ' he felt
something hard beat a tattoo-upon-hla
face. . Instead of. retreating La Roy
sprang to hla feet ' and beheld Legou
wielding the atlck with jrreat foroe.
Tha sight was too much for him and h
turned hla face toward tha wall, . but
for this h received several blows over
tha back Of. the head, with tha result
that hla bump of Intelligence dwindled
into Insignificance a compared with
tha general makeup of tha upper atory. I
- L Roy howled for help, but none of
his sblpmatea aeemed to want to "butt
In," and Legou continued hla labor un
til ha considered La Roy's bump weH
done. Then h walked-ashore and re
turned to hla ahlp as If nothing had
happened. . .,.-.;....?
Le Roy haa not appeared at tha police
station ao rar ana trie incident la, oon
sldered closed for tha present . it la
believed tha beating originated with
boose fight during tha early part of tha
oay. . ,; ., ,.::; ' , ..: . ...
come here ts load lumber. She is due
to arrive a Port Los Angelea with I
cargo of building material from Eu
rope under charter to ballour, Outhrle
Co.
ARMERIA TO CO NORTH
Admiral Relter t Will - Accompany
.,' Captain Werlich on Inspection.
Admiral d. C Relter, chalrmaa of tha
MRht house board, will be here from
Washington, D. X In May to start for
Alaska in company wun utptain r. t.
Werlich, inspector of thla district oa
the annual tour of inspection. Tha trip
will ba made on tba tender Armaria,
which haa just arrived at thla atation
from tba Atlantlo coast Tha start for
Alaska will be made on May 16.-
Tha Armaria was turned over vaster
day to the command of Captain Gregory,
formerly master of the tender Heather.
Captain Burns.' formerly of the tender
Mansanlta,' waa given command of tha
Heather. Captain O. M. Trott and Chief
Engineer J. T. Yates, who brought tha
Armaria out from Iba .Atlantlo station,
will leave for Torapklnevllle, New Tork,
this evening.
- Captain Werlich took the Armaria eat
for a little spin on the bay yesterday
afternoon and he says aha . behaved
splendidly. fine la tha flnaat vessel in
tha lighthouse service. - ..,.. ,' j ,
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
BOATS WERE RACINO i
Suction . of the Roaecrana . Drew
Smaller Boat to Her Side. -Messrs.
Edwards and Fuller, govern
ment Inspectors of hulls and boilers,
decided thla morning not to hold a
formal hearing in - tha matter of the
collision Monday afternoon between tha
olltank ateamer Roaecrana and tha pas
senger steamer V. A. Kllburn. Tha Kll-
burn waa only ellghtly damaged, and In
uch a way that repalre can ba made
by tha regularly .employed ship-carpen
ter. ., ; .. , . , .
y-appeara that eomlng -cp tha river
the two boats indulged in a little rac
ing, tha Kllburn first overtaking the
Rosecrans and paaslng her,-and tha lat
ter then overtaking the Kllburn. Tha
Roaecrana waa drawing II feat at tba
time, and eauaed auch a heavy euetlon
that aha drew tha light-draft Kllburn
alongside before her apaed could ba
checked. Pilot - Patterson was on the
Roaeorane, and Pilot Al Betta bad
charge of tha Kllburn'a wheel, t
DUE TO ARRIVE HERE
,; .,i SBsBseassBspeasa '
Steamer Ard mount Comea to Carry
, Lumber to Orient. t
Tha British steamer Ard mount lata
to arrive today at Astoria from San
Pedro under charter to J. 3. Moore A
Co. to load lumber at thla port for tha
orient She Is a large carrier and will
ret away . with about t.OuO.OOO feet
The Qerman steamer Tiberias -1
peoted to leave San Francisco for Port
land today under eharter to E. T. Wil
liams to load lumber for China.
- It la not ItkelyWthat many veaeele will
ba chartered for tha lumber trade while
tba sawmill workers' strike 1 on. but
a number of vessels will undoubtedly
ba taken aa soon aa a settlement of the
labor trouble haa been effected, alnca
there la a good demand for lumbar In
tha foreign markets Invaded by the
local mtllmen.
It le reported that the large new Nor
wegian -tramp ateamer Hernelen may
Tha ateamer Roanoke sailed for Port
Los Angtles and way porta last night
Tha snag-boat Mathloma la due to ar
rive today from Lewi river. She will
ba tied up at the government moorings
at Linnton for about a month. -
The steamer F. A. Kllburn sails to
night from Omk street dock for' San
Francisco via Eureka and Cooa bay. Tha
Alliance, whtah la alao scheduled to Ball
tonight for Cooa bay, - will probably not
get away Until tomorrow. ,
. The barkentlne Amaranth haa aaeo
ordered to proceed front Astoria to
Puget sound to load lumbar for San
Pedro. . '- . ' '- -'
- The regular weekly oonoert will be
bald at tha Beamen'e Institute thla even
ing. A good program has been prepared.
Tha steam schooner Noma City Is dua
to arrive here Saturday from San Fraa
olaco to load lumber for a return cargo.
MARINE NOTES'
Astoria, March U- Arrived down
last night and sailed at 11:10 a. m, to
day,' ateamer Casco. Arrived down at
11:S0 a. m. and aalled at 11:10 a. m,
ateamer Johan Poulsan. -Arrived down
at. ?:!0end .aalled... atfc0 a. m
steamer Roanoke, for San Pedro and
way porta Arrived down at 0:10 and
sailed , at 11:0 a. m. ateamer Boaa-
crans.' for' Monterey. Arrived at 0:18
. m., schooner Annie Laraen, -frora
Saa Franolaoo. Arrived down at 0:10
m., French bark Maroohal da Vlllara.
San Francisco, March II. Balled
yesterday, steamer Nome City, for Co
lumbia river. ,.
Astoria.- March 11. -Left -an at II
noon, steam schooner J. Msrhoffer.
Ban Pedro, March 1 1. Balled, steamer
Thomaa L. Wand, for Columbia river.
San Francisco, March . 11. Sailed
at 11 noon, ateamer Columbia, for Port
land.' Sailed, schooner Virginia, ' for
Portland. Arrived, bark Big Benanaa,
from Astorla.'
' Qneenstowrv. March II. Arrived.
Qerman ship Nerelde, from ' Portland.
Astoria, March II. Condition of the
bar at l a. nw amoothj wind northwest;
weather clear.
Best trade-mark west ' of the' East
SchllHnJs Beet.
.Clear the woke. Allay the
irritation caused by cough
ing. . Uie when required.
A Calliornian Visits BELLE CREST
and Finds More Natural
Beauty There Tban in
any of California's Fam
ous Suburbs;
Has Bull Run water
Electric lights
Graded streets
Cement side:
A speedi
Streetxar service
,-4. . I
way I
If you do, that settles ite You can purchase a lot. in Rose City Park.
The monthly payments are so small, only 3 per cent, that you can
easily meet them.; There is no' doubt but what you ,can!s
lot in two weeks at profit. Beside the investment feature, there are
BECiUSE hundreds of people visited there again yesterday and -many Iots.wexe sold- ; ;
; BECAUSE of the enormous demand for lots in that tract. It even surprised us.
BECAUSE Jtjs a natural ideation f or ah elegant and high 'class -'district. tl55 V & iMi
BECAUSE over ONE imiOOOLM
BECAUSE ; there is pure waterV pure airrand: there will bt excellent neighbors. ( ,;
BECAUSE of the best car service in the Northwest telephone and electric lightse
BECAUSE of the excellent, gravel soils which; insures natural and perfect drainage.' ",5 V
BECAUSE it is dose in and situated Dn a straight road to the shopping sedion. ; , f
BECAUSE every. street will be parked arid a fine boulevard system estabMedtoy;:;
BECAUSE the prices are about half what they should.be and the terms are veryasye v '
BECAUSE many new homes arc now being planned and many others are contemplated.
BECAUSE there is -a; building restridion of $1500 ;to-$2000 and a buOdin Iine.:;:pi "
BECAUSE cement sidewalks will be laid and the streets are now being graded. V
BECAUSE-there is ayfa lenge- .-
BECAUSE many of irour closest friends have alreadv deddd to buy. aiid build, v..
BECAUSE it prove the most popular J -home neighborhood to the
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BANKERS
-Chamber- of T Commerce, Ground Floor
- Mr. James Forsythe owns a beautiful .villa, near Menlo Parle
'; (Menlo Park is one of the aristocratic suburbs of San Francisco).
- Many 'beautiful homes are there. Sotpeof them costing way up in
" the hundreds of thousands. Mr. FpVsythe says by comparison Belle ;
f Crest beats anything he has everseen : - Smiley Heights
Hollywood Piedmont.- Burlingame were all very ordinary
spots until men got 'ahoidUol them and made them beautiful. Belle
C?rest is beautiful at the' outset.
V, : A year from today many expensive improvements will be
there; the class, of people buying in. Belle Crest bears this out.
seen
; It is unfortunate that Belle Crest is not larger. There are only
' three hundred lots altogether and of course " there are fewer of them
'every day. : . - r, -""V.- :
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The lots we are offering In Belle Crest for $400 simila,riy situated
irPasadena would be worth Three Thousand Dollars or more.
This is no thoughtless statement.- The records' of Los Angeles county
show it. ' ' u ','; :i"
- V : . We invite you to see Belle. CrWt. ' We have a coniinudus automoV
bile service between our offices and the tract s Phone us the hour you "
;. can go: . : : ; ..- ; . -
Lots sold on easy payments. :
The Spanton Co.
Commonwealth Bldg. on Sb?th
' : St Main 2828.
Jacpbs-Slinc Co.
Swetland Bldg. on Fifth St. t
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Come now, do "not .wait, the lots are going fast, and . your
selections better be made at once.
There is only one ROSSMEREit is located on the car
Cement sidewalks and curbs
COME NOW
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