The Oregon daily journal., March 14, 1907, Page 13, Image 13

THE 'OREGON DAILY-JOURNAL,;- PORTLAND, -THURSDAY - EVENINa r MARCir.:!!.; '1907
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GOES NORTH TO
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British Bark Muskoka Chartered
" ,by American Trading', Com;
p any of San Francisco'.!
HAS BEEN IDLE IN HARBOR v
LSINCE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Second Vessel to Lmt Portland fn
; Ballast for Paget Boud During
the Past Fw. Days Steamer
Woodford Remain Disengaged.
After having laid Idle In tha harbor
foe aaveral weeks, tha British bark Mus
fcoka waa chartered this morning to
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To Owners
of Bad Breath
Foul Odor ef Indigestion, Smoking,
ttaang or imnking stopped .
at One With Stuart's ' .
Charcoal Lowngea.
load lumber on Pucet sound (or Val-
lparalao. She was taken by the Araerl-
l" can Tradlns: comnanv of Ban Francisco.
The Muskoka will ba the second vessel
to be -towed around from here -to--the
sound to load lumber during the past
(w days, the German ship Arthur Fit
ter harlot; been chartered nnder similar
aonditlona about a week ago. .
TheMuikokaarrlYlir Peoember f u fttf yu q,
II irum aunpuri wiiu ki u w
meat after a rather exciting voyage,
oae of the sailors haying leaped over
board In the Atlantlo during a fit of
Insanity.' She baa been up for .negotia
tions many time since then, but the
teals have repeatedly fallen through be
cause of the peculiar conditions of the
grain- trade, there being little European
business transacted on account of the
strong demand from the orient and the
shortage of railroad cars.
-The German ship Arthur Fttger.
which waa chartered a few days ago to
load lumber on Pucet sound, la at an'
ehor In the harbor receiving ballast
from barges preparatory to leaving for
the sound.
,Xhe British steamer Woodford la stin
disengaged at the dock of the Ind.
Trial aekage to rreve X sent Tree.
Bilious breathers, onion eaurs, Mndi
gestlon ' vlotlms, eabbsge consumers,
smokers, drinkers .'and those with gaa
on the stomach are In a class -all by
themselves, distinguished by A powerful
baa oreetn. . ,..,k
They all Tofeathe, and'aa they breathe,
they whiff out odor which makes those
standing near, turn tneir heads away in
disgust. Tha pKlable part of It Is that
thsse victims do not realise what a
sickening thing a bad, offensive breath
Is ta others. . .-,
" Charcoal Is a wonderful absorber of
rases and odors. It absorbs 100 times
Its own voTams oTt - -
Stuart's Charcoal Losenses will put a
stop to your bad, offensive breath, and
to your belchlngs, whatsver the eauss
or source, because the charcoal quickly
absorbs all noxious, unnatural odors and
gases. i -
If yon suffer from Indigestion and
belch gss as a result, Stuart's Charcoal
Losenges will absorb all the gas snd
make you stop belching.
If on getting up In the morning you
have such a bad, bilious breath, that
you can almost 'smell It - yourself,
Stuart's Charcoal Losengea will get rid
Kndent Coal company, and so far she
s received no orders from tha owners
la England. Captain Seddon say there
is no truth to the report -that the
steamer has been sold, so far as he
knows.
7 The British ship Tola Is now the only
' disengaged sailing vessel in in naroor,
not counting the French bark Mara
chael de Vlllers, which Is preparing to
sail for Australia in ballast.
THYRA CLEARS FOR CHINA
Balls With Lumber While Other
"Steamer Beaches Port.
The Norwegian steamer Thyra cleared
today for Tslngtau, China, with i,0l.
014 feet of lumber, valued at lMv.
She will probably leave down tomorrow
morning. The Thyra arrived nere on
Ifebruarv 21.
c The British stsamer Aedmount
Wretched Astoria at 1 o'clock this morn
I Tag from San Pedro. She will probably
arrive In the harbor this evening to
load lumber for China. The German
steamer Tiberius Is expected to leave
San Francisco for Portland today, aleo
to load :lunber her: : . '. . .v
"HEADY" FORBUSINSS
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Steamer Charles R. Spencer Starts
' for The' Dalles Monday.
Next Monday the steamer Charles R.
Spencer will commence operating be
tween Portland and The Dalles on a
dally schedule. Captain Spencer has
made arrangements to land at the foot
of Washington street and preparations
are now going on for the grand open
ing Monday morning when the steamer
makes her first start of the season for
If you have been smoking or shew
ing, or have been eating onions or other
odorous - things, - Stuart's Charcoal
Lozenges will make your breath , pure
and sweet.-
Charcoal Is also the best laxative
known. Tou ean take a whole boxful
and so harm will result. It Is a won
derfully easy regulator.
And then, too. It niters your blood
every particle of poison and Impurity
In your blood Is destroyed, and you be
gin to notice the difference In your face
Hirst thing your clear complexion.
Stuart a Charcoal ixtsenffes sre msde
from pure willow charcoal, and Just a
little honey Is put In to make- them
palatable, but not too sweet.
They will work Wonders ' In your
stomach, and make you feel tine and
fresh. Tour blood and breath will be
pnrtfled. Ton will feet clean Inside. -
we want to prove all this to you, so
Just send for a free sample today.- Then
lamer you get It and use It, you will
like them eo well that yon will go to
your druggist and get a 16o box of
these Stuart's Charcoal. Losengea.
Send us your name and address today
and we will at once send you by mall a
sample package free. Address F. A.
Stuart Co.. Stuart Bldg.. - Marshall,
Mich.
IV upper river.
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The Spencer has been laid up all win
ter at the Victoria dolphins, but was
brought to tha Washington street dock
this morning. Having been thoroughly
overhsuled and newly pslnted she looks
as spick snd spsn as were she to mske
her maiden voyage. A crew la being
signed and the furnaces are already
Spouting fire. .-
NEW OIL STEAMER
ban tan la May Carry Liquid Fuel to
Portland.
.8UU another large olltank steamer
will probably be put on between Ban
Francisco and this port. The latest
mentioned In this connection Is thsblg
American steamer Catania, now in the
south ready to sail for the Golden Oat.
The Catania la owned by the Stand
ard Oil company, having been bought
from the Guffey Oil 'company, the big
Pennsylvania concern. She Is of I. BOO
tons register. Other new oil steamers
running Into this port are the Santa
Maria, W, . Porter and Lonntng, all
of which nave lust been added to the.
large fleet.
vessel taken for foreign loading for
some time and the announcement of
her charter aroused considerable inter
est among shippers this morning. Such
flattering prloea are being paid lum
ber droghers In the coastwise trade
that their owners have declined to
even think of dickering for foreign
eargoes which can aa easily be carried
in cheap foreign bottoms.
The Marconi is a large carrier, her
capacity being about 1,000,000 feet.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
E. W. Wright will leave for London
this afternoon . to confer with the Ship-
u w 117 r bb uhik is 1 1 ii n r rar-ri l n sr rrpi srn r
rates out of Portland.H will enAavoff
to obtain the removal of tha differen
tial wrongly placed agaisat this port.
Ths steamer Alliance will sail ' for
Coos bay tonight She wlU go out filled
to the guards with freight and with
every berth occupied.
The schooner Bangor will come here
from San Diego soon to load lumber for
one of the California porta. .
The steamer F. A. Kllborn sailed last
night for Ban Franclseo via Coos bay
ana jsuresa witn rrelght and passengers.
The Harrlman liner Columbia. Contain
Do ran, will be at Alnsworth wharf this
evening from San Franoisco.
The steam schooner South Bav will
be here Saturday from Ban Francisco to
load lumber for a return cargo.
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Ride out with us today and see. Portland s most beautiful residence-location. -Jn alL the his
tory of this city, there has never been an addition placed on the market that has been hailed
with such popular acclaim as Rose City Park' has. If you Jhave never seen iiyouhava, at
least, heard of it Now is the time to see it, when the trees are green, the grass is growing
and the tone of Spring is so beautifully manifested. It makes no difference whether you buy
or not, we want you to see Rose City Park. Oney reason is T that you cannot see JLwithout
admiring itnd thewarmTwordsofpraise; t
spreladih this' elegant suburb." Oiir automobiles are at your service all ddy"
long and you will' enoy the ride. It 4 will only require an hourlof your time; longer; if you '
prefer to linger, as we know you will . :V
MARINE NOTES
WILL LOAD FOR PERU
Coasting Schooner Accepts Cargo
for Foreign Destination.
' The American schooner Marconi Is
under charter to the Pacific Commer
cial company to come to Portland t
load lumber for Callao, Peru. She Is at
preeent at San Francisco but Is ' ex-
Ucted to start north soon.
rs"he Msroonl is the first American
Astoria, Or.. March 14. Arrived down
at 7 a m. Steamer W. S. Porter. Ar
rived down at 7:30 a. m. and sailed at
11 a. m. Steamer F. A, Ktlburn. Ar
rived at : snd left up at 10:41 a. m
British steamer Ardmount, from San
Pedro. Arrived down at 110 a ra.
Mara B. P. Cheney. Arrived at t:l a
m. 8 1 earner Columbia, from Ban Fran
Cisco. Sailed at 11 a. m Japanese
steamer Mannu Maru. for Japan.'
.San Francleco. March 14. Sailed last
nigni b learner south Bay, for Portland,
Astoria. March II Arrived down at
U:t0 p. m. Japaness steamer Manshu
juara.
Astona, March 14 Condition of the
oar at a a. m., moderate; wind south;
warmer, ciouay.
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AT THE THEATRES
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- OSCAR B. JOiES V
The Blind Cigar Man
tend, wore Bioek tobky, SS
Third m rise X.lae Cla-ars, To-
baeea, Flpea aad Oeadles. -
Creston Clarke at HeUlg Tonight.
local ttMatiwcoers win ba m-tihi . ..w
two asassal Sxtnrw sbMt "Th. Resisd l
swter." wbtet Osetoa Clarke wUl srawnt at
tts H.lll, tbwtr toDlsHt. rrfcj., .T.rJr.
r alrhts. with a apecUl-priee ni.tliM tw
w in. wporraiKW or stot char
srter la tba p)ay aad ths perfect aiaaaer with
which eaeh la sarrrayed. Te Mr. Clarke bm
all credit toe thla pleaalsc drcasiaUace to
glvta.
MTlrgtnlnH Seat Sale Tomorrow. '
The efl. ef seata and bsxee for "The Vtr
fteiaa" will spas SDSjorfew aMralaf. The slay
la te be sees here at the H.I 11 oa Mxt Ucm.
day. starch U, T asd SO, for fear permrai.
aaeh It la a draaiatlwitloa ef Owen Wta
ter's wMely read story ef the seen same, and
the sovahurlty ef Mr. Wktter'e sovsl haa tola
e greet that thet Mm uttle onabt a t.
the weleeeae which Ita stage veretoa will r.
eele here.
Miss Felton as Cigarette.
'Tader Two nags" la reeelvtng attsatlea
from the psblle thla week at the Star tbeetre
The AUra atoek eeaspany haa etwvd the alar
asamsrlatelr aad bae (irea sartlcalar attrathts
te the eaodetDrm effMt. Ulm Verss reltea
has the etar rale ef Claaratte and la aeea e
srestsr adVaatats h thla the a ta any prvrtaa.
rota.- The perforaMnee la eaettin. and "Fader
Two rue" le a fin entertalnaMat. There
will he martneee Satnrday aad Saoday. " Lit
grrnrBwnoe ououy niaai. seats are sow sell.
Baker's "Black 6heep."
Well. It seruhily has toea a great week at
tha Baker. Hort'e "A Black BbM" toe test
the seosl laachlaf all the time, sad there sre
three erfnraiaaee yet. Nothing quit, takea
the place c a Bart play, aad the atere SMnttn
hie aeateelwer brim, seod-huueia.- Katl.
Ssaaaea ef the Sixth" next
Street Qara Orad
It is important that the public at large, should
know the facts with reference to street car service
to Rose City Park, At this very moment, hundreds
of men are at work on Sandy Road. ' They are tear- -ing
up the old roadbed and yesterday over 300 yards
had been made ready for the setting of ties. Follow
. ing this will be the laying of rails. This work will
be continued without cessation until - the line has
been completed through Rose City Park. This line
will not stop at Rose City Park, but will continue
through, almost to the city limits.
, The railway company has placed itself under
contract to have the line completed and the cars
running by Saturday, June 1, 1907. It is, therefore,
AN ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY that car service is
a foregone conclusion. -
. -The presence of an army of men, equipped with
pick and shovel and a half hundred horses, aE4enf
on the work of grading the streets of Rose City
Park, is sufficient evidence of the company's inten
tion in this regard. Every street will be graded and .
the grade will be made to conform with that which
has been established throughout the city by the city
. engineer. . This work was commenced a long time
ago and there' will be no let-up until it has been
completed In such a manner as to satisfy the wish
of the most exacting. If there is any one thing upon
which the company prides itself, it is the carrying .
out to the letter of the comprehensive plans that
have been arranged for the magnificent street sys
tem in Rose City Park. Not a point will be over-'
looked to make them the best in the city limits.
' One of the most pleasant features of .the park,
; will be the continuity of cement sidewalksl ; There
' - will be no breaks, such as are found, when indiyid
7 uals use their own time and convenience to do such
; work.-; These walks will be laid, all at one time and,
. under one contract, so that there will be a uniform
ity throughout the entire park. These walks will be
; of a. high-grade and durable material, in keeping
with the general high plane of all the Improvements
that are now being installed.'. Many people have
; questioned salesmen of the company as to the cer
tainty of this Improvement. It is important, there
fore, that this statement should be borne In mind by '
all prospective purchasers. THE SIDEWALKS
WILL BE BUILT BY THE COMPANY AND
WILL BE LAID JUST AS SOON AS THE CON
TRACTORS CAN GET TO WORK. "
LOTS $400 0 $600
HARTMAN & ; THOMPS0JS1
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Ground Floor CHAM BER O F COM M E RC E Phone Priv. Ex 20
Break Chairs at Grand.
K.ny aad Baas set an kinds ef fee est ef
Owtr eeeBbrakls act at the Oraad aad the
aadleaee laneae with them. A bmm reetleee
of cbalra haa sot bees sea la nils city.
This act traveled ever Barope far a rear, wblrh
avaraate that It la after th. erdlnary
serotetle srtall, O'aelll' ' akwuwls pare
aa elaborate eettbif with aaarly 100 - electric
Usbta. Thla epeelalty Is a eeapleta mlaetra!
perfermaac bolted down a a few aUaatea aad
It la eae ef the atraaseit apeta ea the pncraai.
There ar alaxere. daaeera aad oaedlaaa aalor
oa the bill aad the apeelaltlsa ar all lively.
Drama Begins St. Patrick's Day.
"aaaanoB nf th Sixth" Isa't ptansed I
trhxt MBeaaiDtloa exclusively, for It Is a draais
wita . itnu aoDeel . to ererroa. It ona
Snaday at tha Baker, aad will raa all sext
wMk with Bietla fatorday. Thla la the flral
tlrae rt haa appeared Is Partlaad. It toe to
prelaed blhly eleewtor. .
.. "The King of Tramps.' ,
Viet -Faaat- na W tbe.skaa4r gwa
day with "The Stag ef Traapa." Thla Bean
v The Twaeh That BUals - ' y
Is the touch of Bucklan's Arnica SalTa
It's the happiest combination of Arnica
flowers snd healing balsams ever com
pounded. No matter bow old th sore
or uloer Is, this salve will our It. For
burns, scalds, cuts, wounds or piles, it
hss ao equal. Oaeraftteed fey r4 Cross
thermae, lis. .
that the pledld record the Baplr ba Bad
all thla eeaaoa as the reeosnlatd beadeaartera
ar popalar esterWlaawat will be aulatalned
aaottor we.k. , The people are ftadlng eat thet
tbe Merrleoa street tbeatr te preeeilaeatly
th place.
, Be) Snre to Visit Empire.
Be ye realise tbat If rea eilaa vbiltmg th
Bmplr txtls weak ye win mtm aeelsc m of
th (reateat anmle pmdactkme ever wttaeseed
by Portland eodleaeer That'a th trath, aad
haadrada are fladlng It eat. "Lest tn New
York" a a thriller eo far aa pint to eeaceraed,
aad tb Stan work of the em anaaad Mas-
hatua sj weederral. alattaee
-"Michael Slrbgoff."
"Ulchael Utroroff. tb fatness play M Ka
tea Hfe aad adveatar. which takea a edt
are tr the palaoe ef the esar. te the wild
wurtee a Iberia, win to eees st tbs Lrrle
theatre sex week, toclaalag atoaday natlaee.
Seata for tbe entire week an sew a eale.
"The PaHsb rriest." ,
Tb. bill at tb l-vb thla week Is tbe famon
peeler. I pier, Tbe Parte prteet." ate ro
r Vuiei saiiy tint) aad tb sabil
bav gives niHiM prato te the toaatlfnl
etax rreet ssed th Lyric ta atactag thai
play. There are mere sew faces ta th eaet,
aa wall as all tbe eld favorites. Chlldres's
sietlnee Saturday, sad two performance Barer
day and Snnday evmfctga, the ftret toslaalng
at raa ciocx.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS
MEET AFTER YEARS
. (Jearaal SpedU ServUe.t - -.
i Korth Varnen, Ind., March I. A
mother and two daughters, who have
been separated for -14 years, are- looking
forward to -a happy reunion here to
morrow. Oa March ST, 118 J, Mora aad
Lnlu 1 White, aged respectively f and T
yeara. were placed la an orphans home
at Orenburg. Lulu was subsequently
taken Into the home of a Mrs. Ay re a.
living near St. , Paul, and Nora was
adopted by Mr. and Mrs. James Oaoew.
Th girls -grw. to wo mas hood and
Lului irarrled M. R. Herron of Sharp"
vUl whll Nora became the wife ot
William Samson of , this place. After
.They act like Exercise.
V,
( A llAwA Win fl) lv
0. fbr ihe Bowels
Tea T: T J.
Ccnla, r.rvZ-.z-i
leaving the) arphaas' home, tha ehlldreS
were never able to communicate with
their mother. Recently Mrv-Herro
wrote to a frtene In Qrenoburg. 'In an
ffort ts reunite mother and eh I Mr .n.
and .hl.ltttrWM JuplUh4. In a lioal
nwerepr. Thla reetilted In ln-
tbe motbar and a reunion wa an.
to ba held at tb garrison b'i . ti-'
If yn don't IIK f" "
ar. 1 tftey tt le t i