TIID OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. ' WAY 8. 1C07. "IT OFF FOB OMEIII W II PRODUCTS Steamer v Aragonia r and J ' ' ' Monarch .Sail Heavily V" . " "Laden, ;'vvv- Irish LAST TRIP OF LINER Y OUT OF OREGON PORT jPopnlar Craft Will Bo , Replaced by v the Steamer AJesIa, Which If Now V Bound for Orient From Europe .- Ar agon is Goes Home for Repairs. TJ -Wlth a cargo valued at 1206,441, th Portland V Aaiatlo liner Aragonla will ' call tomorrow morning tor Japan and China, v She ta finishing loading thla afternoon at tha flour mills. Thla wfll be the laet trip of tha Aragonla out of Portland, fo tha preaent at' laaat, as har plaoa ' will ba. taken by tha liner Aleala, now, on tha war to tha orient : from Europe. v, -' : v . The Aragonia'e cargo conalata prin cipally of Hour, of which commodity thara ara 47,917 barrel a. valued at $19, ttt. Moat of it la booked for Hong- , kong, although a considerable Quantity goaa to Yokohama, - A feature on tha manifest,. 1 a shipment of automobllea. liner Nlcomedla ta due to arrive era during tha flrat part of next week. ; The British tramp ataamer Irian lion arch will eat! today for Japan and China with a cargo of I.SSI.2T4 feet of lumber, valued at IS4,1Z5. , Ehe flnlahed ioaaing iat nignt at tna Inman-JPoulsen company. Is looking Into the case and promisee I umnng developments in case the ru mor prove true, ',v .i,y.-.u ,,, ;v, Tha collections of tha collector of I cuatoma for the month of April aggre gate tl25.lte.77. which Is considerably aoov tha average. . , l Tha steamer Charles It Spencer re sumed . operatlona - this morning, the 1 damage to her machinery having been I repaired. -.. i -,;,,,, - 'The launching of the steamer. J. N. Teal of the Open River Transportation company will probably be held next Tuaaday Instead of tomorrow as at first contemplated at Bupple'a boatyard. ' WRECKAGE ON BEACH Lighthouse, Keeper Finds Racks . Stamped Bessie K." l .. O. X Hansen, lighthoua keeper at I Heeceta Head, la In thaVlty today and he reporta that coming out by way of Yaqulnev h found several piece of I wreckage from tha lost gasoline schoon er Beanie K, Tha wreokaere consisted of smaller fixtures such aa water racka. etc, and all bore the name - Bessie K m plain, letters. x ', .v-.' .," Mr. Hansen Is tha keener who lasted tne wreck or tha Besele K floatlns bot tom up off the Heeceta Head llahthOuae I a lew weeks Ago. Ha says tha vessel's I anchor muat have dragged because de- spue a stiff north-went brees and tea the derelict remained practically In one poaitton for a whola week. He la fully convinces mat caption Lasavltch and crew of eight men were loat when the! aonooner capalsed. . ; . - MARINE NOTES , Aldea'BetM, Am.' bk , at Astoria. : JordanhUl. Br. b., at Ureenwlcb,' " ' . (taleuirs, Itnua. str.. at O. R. A N, Alblna. : Norman Ithw. Nor. str., at Montonar tie. t. Kra, tier, str.,-at Irrlnr Aixk. , Rollpae, km air., at Sh Ulmis. Klnlta, Br. tk., at Orwnwtcb dort. I'sUua, Oar. k.. at Columbia Ke. 1. ' Ainls Lartao,' sen.,, at Astoria. . , Bailor Boy, acb,. at. Astoria.' jfr ftieirosa, Am. sen., at aaiama. - ' 3. M, Oritflth, Am. bkta., at Lloatoa. ' ; Lambar Oarrlara Xa Anita. ' . ClamoDd Hm4, An. bk San PadPS., ., , E. r. Wbltoer, Am. bk., MakajrsU. - , -Rlwall, Am. tbH flan Pedro. , , . , LUIebonoe, rkm. ech., Uanlla. O Lucille, Amt ah., Baa randans ' Mabal Gale, Am. nefc.; aa rraaeUee. ; . Jobs Palmar, Am. bkta.. Sag a'ranetsee, ; Ratrlarar, Am, bkta., San Vrasetaoa. , ' Slntram, Am. ah., Radoodx ' Aurora. Am. bkta.. Baa Fraaptaee. .. , ' Columbia, Am. acb., Saa rraarlaeet. ,.' r;' ' Jam Rolpk, Am. aea., Baa Padra, v , Jnbn Smltb, Am. bkta.. Baa Pedro. Makavtll, ' Am. bkta., Baa rranHaea, ' Bunta Aoa, Am. atr., Baa Pranalsa, . Alreoa, Am. sen., Baa f'adro. . , KtnllT Am. str.. Baa padr. ; , . . W. B. Hum. Am. seb.. Baa Padre. Polaris, Am. aek., Baa Pedro. - " Uttltla, lav seb., Baa rraadato. .''--.. Marlel. Am. sch., Ban rYaaclaoo. ' ' ; J. B. Btatsoa, Am. str.. Baa rranetaea. -Tiverton. A 81. atrn Baa Pranelsco. ' , Wm. Olssn, seb.. Baa rtanciaco. Palar Freeman. Am. atr.. Baa rraadsa. tren. Am. sell., Ban Pranelaeo. V viratuiM, aim. vch., rnnciim Churchill, Am. acb., Baa rranctaeo. i- Ea Snt WIU Oemeat aad Oaaarml. ' . Buoclaoch,, Br. b Bambnrg. ' : . , Bread, Tr. bk. Holt ' -., ' Conway Caatle, Br. bk, Antwerp, " ralrnar, Br. eb Hambarg, . . - Europe, rr. bk., Antwerp. '' ! OeaTlea Mollnoa. Pr. ba., LoaoVia. . . ', Ren Kerrtitr, rr.h.. Bambars- .'- f Lacunae. Pr. ah., Bwanaaa. . , - U Pillar, Pr. bk- Uadoa. v Martha Boat, Pr? kk Nambors. :' -Woaamblqn. Br. ah.. Keweaatla, B. ' Samoa, Br. bk., BbMda. ? ; , ' ' m milja of tha : ALONG THE WATERFRONT ' i Tha dredge Columbia will ba ready to reeuroa work next week. ' Bhe will be gin work by making a fill near Llnnton for tha Portland Oas company.; , Tha harbor will be deepened , at the , same , Tha, Ban Francisco liner Columbia, Captain Doran, will be at Alnawortk dock about a o Clock this evening. .Harbormaster fipeter today notified tha aklpper of tha British bark Jordan hill to place a. net under tha gang plank for tha protection of thoaa going to or from the craft. The Jordanhlll Is tak ing ballaat at Greenwich dock prepara tory to loading lumber. , Tha 43efrnan--bark-IaUus 4oat a num ber of aallors yesterday afternoon and It Is said that they were enticed aahore, plied with , liquor . and aubaequently taken on board the French bark Mlche let, which . left down bound , for tha United kingdom.' Harbormaater Speler your babyt . Tou wonder why ha cries. Buy a botue of Whlte'a Cream Vermi fuge and he will never cry. Moat bablea have worma, and tire mothers don't knew It : White a Cream Vermlfuga rid tha child Of worms and cleans out Its system In a pleasant way. Every moth' er ahould keep a bottle of thla medi cine in the house. With -It, fear need never enter her mind. . Prlosj 16c Bold by all drugglata. y vAaioria. May i. Balled at 4:50 a. m., steamer Nome City for San Francisco, Arrived st ( : and left up at ,1:80. steamer Columbia from Baa Francisco. Sailed at 1 a. m.. French: bark Armen for .United Kingdom, for order. . . 8an Pedro, Slay I. Sailed yeaterday. ecnooner cnurchill, for Columbia river, Ban Franclaoo, -May s . Arrived. Steamers Aurelia and Thos. L. Wand rrom qoiumbta river. 1 8aUed.v tug Sam son and barge Washington for Columbia Astoria.' May l.-Arrlved' at V.it'p. m.. steamer Argyll from Port Harford. Left up at i:so p. nv, British bark Zlnlta, Sailed at t p. in., steamer CoqulUe River; at 1:20 p. m, schooner Sehoma, for San Francisco. Arrived down at 1:80 p. m, steamer,. Noma City. ; ... - , . ' Queenatdwn. May 1-Arrlvod Brttlah Darif ,mvemehir from Portland. ' Falmouth. May t. -Arrived. French park uarechai Caatrles from Portland. 1 - Astoria,' May 8. Condition of tha bar ai a a. m., amooth; wind, northwest; Tidea at Astoria today High water, 4:88 a. m., 8.8 feet; 8:10 - p. m., 8.8 feet; low water. 11:88 a. m. a t nt- i:t p. m., c leec c Boroa, - rri, ab., Naweeatla, M. I Vlneennes, Pr. bk., Glaacow. ' V '' tfaracbaaj Tama, Tt. bk., Bambarw. . Villa da Unlbonea. Pr. bk.. Aatwara. j Onetbary, Pr. bk., Antwerp.' Pterri Lotl, Pr, bk., Aatwara. '' Walden Abliey, Br. eh Antwerp. Oleneaalln, Br. ah., Astwern, . ' Jan Onillon, Pr. brn Lendoa ' , Vsrialllsa. rr bk, Leltb. k ,l , Goal Bnlpa ta. ftatrtv t Betan. Pr. bk, Xeweaatl. A. Col. da VUleboi Marooll, PrbkBewaaatla. A. Clsrtrdoo, Br. eh Nowcaatl, A. at. uouia, rr, aa aewcattie, a. Tramp taasMra. Za Baa. Do you know the fine ness of tea or . only the tanjofit? Tear tracer re tarn year money if pea 4b1 ka8chJUiaf'aBt; weparalai i MARINE INTELLIGENCE- Banlar Itnar Ba aa Inba, f ijoraaiBia, rrem saa PraBeiae....M,..afar ", a" Doo Bay... w..May A Nlcomedla. from Orient u. a a . ..... . " : .--..W-...W. j m r. . .uanrn. mm Baa Frna. and war. Mar a Roanoke, from Han Pautnt anil . w- u.. Coata Rica, from Baa PraBclaM u.. a O. W. Klder. from Baa Pedro and way.. Mar 14 Nnnvantia, from orient ................May 28 Jnm HP" 'nn 90 Atoala, from arunt. ........ ....... .....July It Xartuar Unoi to Saoari. Ooata Rica, (or Saa Prancloo........l..Uar 1 Aragonla, rot orient. ..May Colombia, for Saa Francisco....,, Mar 0 Alliance, for Coo' Bay. ...........Mar T Roanoke, tor Baa Pedro and way May's P. A. Kllbnra. for Baa Praa. and ... a Nleomedla. (or orient..,.. ......... ...May II Geo. W. Elder, (or Baa Padre and way. Mar is Numaatia. (or orient.. inn . a Arabia, (rem orient...... ..,... ..June IS Aleala, (or orient...... j....... Jul 31 v TmU a rrt. . Colambla, An. atr., at lAlnsworth wharf. , Aragonla, 0r. tr.r at (lour mills. , , Irish Monarch. Br. str., at Astoria. ' . " , J. Marhoffer, Am. str., at Wil. iron Worka TarJ Plkea, Not, atr., at Bainiar. ByoatM,'Pr. ah.,, at Moatsomery dock Ba, 8. Dlmadala, Br, bk., st anchor la atroaam, Kir kl, Br. trH a Ocosnls Sock, ' Mlcblet, Pr. bk., Astoria. ' tola. Br. ak, at Elerator dock.'"' Ascot Br. atr- Baraea Am. 1 , Hyndrord, Br. tr. Baa Trancl . , . . Uniaaa Mara. Jap atr., Japan. -African Monarch, -t. strM Baa Praaeiae. Hercule. Kor. str.. afororaa. Buatbelyd. Br. tr2 Baa Praaslsa. Btrathrr. Br. str.. Baa Pranelsea. . Tellua. Not. tr. Baa Praaouco. ' Tottenham, Br. atr., Cosms, B. 0, - tiara, not. str., saa rraneiaeo. .. Maori King, Br.' atr, Bhanaiial. . v ' Kale-tit Templar, Br. atr.. orient. . Banrlk Ibsen, Nor. str., Saa Praaet. - . A Handiorne Booklet , The Title Guarantee A Truat eon pany of this city have just Issued as a aouvenlr of their twentieth annivereary very nanoaoma noouat conuining succinct history of ths company and setting forth an acoount of Ita remark, able growth and development Tha 11 luatraUcma show -tha- anterior of - tha company's building at the corner of Second and Washington streets' and a number of sxoellent Interior views. Tha publication Is really a work of art and la from tha press of J. R. Rogers, 80 First street. , .-V'--, Copies of this, as wall as other souvo- nlrs, street maps and views of Portland may ba had for tha asking. Tha. Title Guarantee V Trust company. 840-844 Washington street, corner Second- Port, land, Oregon. , , . . . .f :, . 'yz Brewer Para Finev.' ' - ,' (Joanal- BDeetat New for.' May 8. William A. Brewer. former prealdent of tha Washington Life, .paid a $800 ftna on a pies. Of guilty -to a charge of conspiracy. The perjury counts were. dlamlaeed. ' Inrestigate (Chicago. Police. , : ; Chicago, May 8. The draft secret of the police department as to the outcome of tha' city election Is expected to ba bared. Thirty-nve heada of tha depart ment were summoned before tha grand jury toaay. 11 it stated tnat half a dosen , Indlotmenta have been ordered drawn up. .v , - . . ' i 0 GEORGE B. CELLARS V (Prealdent Portland Safe Co.) ' Candidate top 8anrtUoaa ZTomlnatlon for COUNCILMAN AT LARGE A pnalmaas ICaa or a Bnslness-AdmlaV- . . Istratloa. The Market Basket Made in New York A VOID vulgarity expressed in "loud" TA ' clothing. Alfred Benjamin & Co. make clothes only for men of good taste distinctive in character but never over-step- 1 ' " ' ! "a1-1I !i i piug iuo minis or - correct form.' The merchant in this city who sells clothing bearing the Alfred Btenjamin fe Co. label sells the very best clothing the most skilled tailormen can produce. , Correct Clothes for MenL ! J - ' ' - : Exclusive Agent Here. , Buffum & Pendleton, Inc. 311 Morrison St. Did yen ever stop to think that the fruit erop la ruined avery year If we ara to believe every report that cornea concerning It It's not many years that tha peach crop of Delaware escapes de struction, and yet wa see Deiawar pro, dues about aa many peachea one year aa compared with another, During tha paat week they had a froat up In tha Inland Smplre and the next day tha crop waa reported aa having been oam aged at least 80 per cent These early 1 1 reports ara aiwaya exaggeratea ana me laieai one waa no exception to me ruio. year ago they had the etrawberry crop st Hood River ruined, yet the total figures of the crop of that dlatrlot ahowad quite an lncreaaa In production. Tha same thing was trus of apples. now they re having tna worma eating up tha strawberries of some dlstrtota These reporta arrived several days ago, but have now been denied. The flrat Oregon atrawberrlea have already ap p eared in the local marketa, and while tha fruit waa not fully ripe, It ao far outclassed that received from Cali fornia that the two can hardly be com pared, Tha first ' local strawberries cams from DUlard and sold at BOo per one-pound box. California berrlea are now .arriving la batter ahape. but the larger arrivals, has forced ' the prloe down. " ' . Butter Is again Be a roll lower In tha retail market. Tha , altuatlon In this market .la moat peculiar tha preaent season..; In years heretofore It has been the rule for butter to drop down below tOo a pound In the wholesale market, or 8 So a pound at retail. Thla year tha market la now fractionally, above that figure, and preaent lndlcatlone are that It will not go' much lower. According to one city creamery, a cold storage operator has offered to buy every pound of surplus butter at ths present full market price. This butter will be stored away ror winter una, wnen irean ous ter Is eoaro and price high. - Eggs ara again lower, owing to the heavy lncreaaa . In the auppllea. cold etorage operator are busily engaged at thla tlma in taking oare of ail the eggs they can pack, tha preaent price being about ths loweat point Of the year Cheese Is so high and sesrea that you don't get a very big silos for 26c. Tha auppllea . from Tillamook have - been rather scant in this market thus far this season, owing to tha trouble in get ting transportation. Soma - California Cheeaa Is in market, but is not nearly as good as that made at home. Sella at tha aams price, however, on account of the scarcity of tha local product ' Tha past week has shown quits clear ly that the Oregon onion seaaon ia clos ing. Home stocks are now of such poor quality generally that there la little de mands Texaa atock la of fairly good Quality, but is not first oiaaa. it sous In tha retail market at lOo a pound. Potatoes remain scare and high, and now It has been found that oven-with tha heavy shipments of eastern pota toes to this market there is not enough stock in sight at this time to supply tha demand until the new crop la ready for market. The aeaaon is much later than usual, owing to unfavorable weather In the south and tha flooding of the isl ands in the San Joaquin and Sacra mento rivers In California, These lal snds produce moat of the potatoes of California. Asparagus is coming somewhat fast er from local points. The California saaaon Is about ended. , It will coat S0o a can for asparagus of good quality the coming season on account' of tha soarctty. . .. . . . , ,.. ....... Sugar continues to advance, and witn ths opening of ths fruit season ths mar ket Is firmer than ever. The last ad' vane was for 8O0 a Back. Oarden peas are glutting tha market thus early in the aeaaon. Heavy ar rivals from California and. high prices the cause.. Price lower now.-1 , String beans ars selling at 40c a ound in tha retail marketa, and there quits a fair demand for them at that prlc. v . . Yfkafs in , a - Name I ; "That's a dandy cigar; Jim; where'did you get it?" i? 'Just down the street.'! ;: ."What's thevname?"( .i ,, ;"Don't remember the naimoi the brand, but it's one of those Triangle A brands we hear so much ! about nowadays" r .:. .'; c The name ofa brand of cigars is not in itself importahty? it only makes it easier for you to ask for the cigar you want; : ' What you wafit whei) yon buy dgara is a have no way of distinguishing other brands , guarantee something by which 1 you can of the same manufacturer so you can fight K , distinguish the brands of one manufacturer shy of them. That's why so many poor from another so that you can tell the cigars are sold. .)'. . h .. l ti . '''''if. ..'.,.'.. V ..'' "i 1 A m . a . ' 1 ' ' ' T ai . at a at ' ' I good dgars from the poor ones. . , V " ' 1 ' ' " Ana " 8 1638011 m world why t V And J youV have this guarantee In the Triangle A merit mark, : . ' t 1 The American Cigar Company is the one manufacturer to distinguish its brands so that the smoking ptibhc may know who makes the best cigars. , Some manufacturers seem willing enough to hide behind pretty labels and cute names, and let you take chances on the you should always look for the Triangle A when you buy cigars. . You can understand how every Triangle : : A brand must tie good vahie, because if any brand bearing the Triangle A merit; . mark were poor quality it would not only- kill the sale of that brand, but would hurt our whole business. 1 What better assurance would you want of honest cigar value ? What better rea- dgars you buy.V When you find one of son that you should always buy Triangle A ' these Irresponsible brands is no good, you " brands? . ; ' - ' " . If you like a really good domestic cigar we suggest you try y" ' tSLCentdl Every box-is now extra-VrTapped-fa-gla at each end with the Triangle A In red. The cigars are kept clean, fresh and in. perfect smoking condition until the box ) is opened. - ' ' . T ,v - ... v ' AaaaaaaMI.i ;v it ,.,', . - X .OPEN LETTER NO. 3 To South Portland Voters k -.''.'::' - , -. ."'":;.(, , ;. . .;; .. act that I was the first man and first councilman that got after the Fourth street railroad with the "big stick'! to have the franchise repealed, turned into an electric road or at least safety "gates put at the crossings. I ran against several brother councilmert who told me : to "lay down" that I would get no support. You know what that means. " j. On Saturday cast your vote, for a hustling, anti-grafting candidate; ' , . " - . - . . . - , . ' , - 31 ) X f FRED T. MERRILL, For Councilman at Large : PORTLAND AND SEATTLE MEETS FURTHER DELAY (Special Dispatch te'Tb JoaraaU Hooper, Waah., May t. The eontrao- tbrs for the Portland Seattle rail road hare Juat received a arload of dump carts to M oused; with the atearo shovel at thla place, also two large donkev engine and . three fiurler ' rock drllla. - The ateam shovel Kang began work Monday on the Conkllng ranch, a mil tip Cow reek.- MK Conkllng1 came oot and atopped the work. ; on , the ground that the Portland & Seattle com pany had not settled with hint for ths right of way through his farm. As oon. aa a aettlement la made the work will Be reeumed. 7 ?' ' Construction r work on this road has been delayed all winter: and sprint; by the lack of equipment, but now the machinery la arriving for construction work by every freight iraln. mi l XI) I Ai 100i-107 FIRST 1IT. mTH'UTjiM'0ymrMLtrn.tnm aim' mi. assrwffin My w ,111 mm my Dpb'1 Tea Coy ; i : YOUR SPRING SUIT and UIIIMRY (he New York OnlOIIIng Co. 'AevSl.OO AWEEK If you could get better clothes than ours by paying the difference in price then ther might be some .excuse for buying elsewhere for cash. But you can't Yon oot only can't get better clothes; but you'll find it difficult to get aa good for the same money.. Then agtin--what'i the use of paying cash for yonr ap parel when youl may have It an4 enjoy wearing, the while you're paying tts at 4 ; A'; tVFFTf " the rate of , , . , ... .,. ...,..,....,.......,. .sj AeV vL f . s W' t SIALtMsw A fortunate buy baa, brought to n from our j New Y ork representative a swagger lot of chk styles in handsome covert coats at an underprice. ' Aa we buy, to we sell. They go to our patrons' at a very special low price tomorrow at $1.00 A WEEK. ' . , ' ' - T ; , NEW ARRIVALS IN EXQUISITE ECRU LACE WAISTS, Aristocratic beauties, for $1.00 A WEEK. Special Sale of Sample Street Srife SATURDAY Some of the greatest bargains ever offered in Portland, all new, the awtllest convention of style con ceptions in town. Pay us $1.00 A WEEK. . . . " A swagger line of new Spring Millinery Juat in. Pick, then pay us a little down and $1J00 A WEEK :Theiiw YORE orarmiE:co.:' Your Credit is Good 165M67 First Street JOHN P. KAYANAUGII sariiBuevir 6A3rsnAr won cm ATTOJUTET. MOYER-HAYWOOD CASE : I TO BE LONG-WINDED . . (Jontnal Specltl Berrie.) ' , Boise, Msy -1. Men connected ' with the case say It VU1 ,-taka - at least a month to get a jury to try Haywood, and. that tha Jury when Secured will hays'" to spend from two" to - twelve months away from noma. ' There will be no further' 'postponement. Lit Is ad mitted that the trial will 'bo matter of montha. at least four. Securing the vldene has; tost a quarter f niUion. Mr. Kavanaugh lauth present chief deputy to th city attorney, curing hts five years experience la that posi tion ne has become familiar with tne charter and ordlnanoes and the laws relating to njunldpal corporation. Hla official record Is clean, and if elected he will ' glv th' city an honeat and capable administration, of ita legal af fairs. Ha will tender the city devoted service and th important matters com mitted to his care will be securely guarded, v He nJoys tha confidence of his profession and th esteem of a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. . WOOD TRANSFERRED FROM ' PHILIPPINE COMMAND , Washington, TJ. C, May I. Orders were Issued today transferring General Wood to th command of the depart ment of the at. extension of which will be deferred antll after Tart's visit Sunday Excursion to As foria Sonday, May 51h For. Astoria ; . FAST, STORiS TilEGRAPO Will leave Alder atreet dock 8 a. arrive Astoria 1 p. m. Astoria 3 p. arriva Portland 9 p, m. '; - Leave ROUND TRIP $ 1 .OO . Meals served 50c Main 565, , , Ticketa on sale Alder street dock. Phons " V -'..'.--,', - a confer .With Wood. General Grant will Th eruisera tnv - go from the department of tha eat.f ara orderl t tK a Waatern-wlll succeed Wood am r.r'v I it the 1 ' .i t to the rhlllrplnss, whsr h wishes to goes to th depaxtsxaat ot th CvUa.1.:.' vLI t i 1