THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 23, '-.1907.'
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GIVING OUT,
THE HOUSE OP HIGHEST QUALITY."
fJUST EXPLAIN
The Strttsgll' Discourages Ilany a
Citizen of Portland
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I PmUTO BmiimRUR OU OVERDUE LIST
Inspectors Cits Masters of the
Steamers Gamecock a,nd
Wauna to Report
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FAIL TO OBSERVE LAW3
V . FOR AID OF NAVIGATION
Captain Monica! Bald to Hare Made
No Report of Collision With Light
house at Mouth of Willamette
Boom Sticks Obstruct Channel.
1 Seyeral river steamer captains hart
bean cited to appear before the orsrn
ment Inspectors of bulls and boilers
soon to explain why thr bave failed
" to observe various laws and regulations
.n prescribed by Urn federal 5 government
' in reference to navigation on . Inland
. waterways.
" The master of the towboat Gamecock
- has been notified by mall to appear be-
fore the Inspectors upon receipt of the
- letter,' the charge being that be allowed
a. string of boom sticks te float aeroes
and obstruct the river channel while
-tHlrlng oil fuel at Portsmouth. The In- j
rlSctore say that, according to the testl
l0 monv before them, the Gamecock' tied
up at the Portsmouth tanks on her way
. un e river and allowed tne Doom
Sticks to drift across the channel, caus-
Ing considerable delay to the oriental
liner N loomed and the steamer Har
vest Oueen. the former bound up the
river and the latter going north, i In-
epector Edwards stated this morning
that the river, captains have been
. ' warned several times and. the penalty
' for failing to observe the regulations
' mlsht be susneaslon or revocation 'of
the license, ae the inspectors see fit
Captain Monica! of the tug Wauna
has been cited to appear before the In-
, enactors and explain why be has railed
' to file a report concerning the Wauna's
: - collision with the . lighthouse at the
mouth of the Willamette. .A law pro
vides that vessels colliding with- gov
' rnment aids , to navigation must re
port the same without delay or stand
the consequences, which mlgnt. mean
the suspension or -revocation of ... the
license. It Is said that the Wauna did
; not damage the lighthouse, but the mat
: ter should nevertheless have been re-
' sorted to the Inspectors.
The Inspectors are very strict In this
matter, ae will be attested oy captain
Cash Weir, who paid I 0 for the t re
pairs of .the lower beacon at Swan Is
land, which he damaged by running Into
about a week ago. The lighthouse de-
' partment had the repairs made and the
1 bill made out to Captain Weir. He paid
It without complaint and thereby es
caped further complications. v
'.."The lighthouse department has : had
considerable trouble maintaining bea
cons and buoys on Puget sound ' be
cause of the carelessness of many of
' the captains of smaller craft, but Cap
tain Werllch, lighthouse Inspector, pro
poses to have them held to account
' henceforth. ' " ' - , '
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...... WVER REACHES' CLIMAX ;
XyttSL tkgia'fa Pall Iondaf .In fthe)
: Portland Harbor.
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Dletrtct Forecsster peals says the
f Willamette river will begin to fall Mon
' day, the cold weather In the eastern
' part, of Washington snd Oregon having
, checked the melting of the enow In the
' mountains. Hs thinks the crest of the
fldod will be reached hers Sunday at a
height Of IS feet.
' - There Is still considerable snow in
the mountains, and a second .high water
,' may follow should hot weather continue
for a long period, nut mere seems no
reason to tear unusually nign water,
- alnce the great volume of water now
hte-h unon the banks of the channels
will have gained a good start for the
' sea by the time the new volume begins
moving down- the mountain siaes.
-. Th Ruki river fell more than a foo'
yesterday at Riparia, and fully Wf a
foot at Lewlston. The Columbia rose
.-&S:;.:-h:.
The BrlUsh bark Iverna. 1ST days out
from this port for Durban, South Africa,
Is ouoted at II per cent reinsurance
The Iverna caused much excitement here
by standing off the Columbia river bar
for nearly two months daring a period
of stormy weather last fall. - -
Her spasmodic . . appeeranoe at tne
,' British Bark Irerna.
mouth of the river and her sudden dis
appearance again gave her the title of
the "Phantom bark," and as everything
did not seem right, , the government
finally sent the revenue eutter Thetis to
search for her. , '-: ;,-.'. -v.,-, .
The Iverna crossed la one day while
the . Thetis was on the hunt, and what
seemed strangest ef alt, the skipper did
not tMnk his experience out of ihe ordi
nary. Hs said he stood off the eoaat to
evade running asnors during the un
favorable weather. In view of this faot
it Is believed here that the Iverna will
turn up all right, even should, reinsur
ance reach the limit ,
slowly at The Dalles and Vanoouver,
and sull less at Umatilla, tne riss mere
belna onlv one tenth of an inch in it
hours. At Portland the Willamette
rose half a foot durlnr the eame period,
so that this morning the reading showed
ls.i feet. J' '
la his river bulletin this morning
Forecaster Baals says the river win
reach a stage of lT.I feet Friday ana
17.1 feet Saturday, and come to a stand
Bundav at a stasrs of about II feet. . It
will fall slightly Monday and Tuesday,
EUREKA A QUIET' PORT
Steamer Ktlbnrn Oete No Freight
Because of Strike.
Strikes are tying up ahiptomg In Bu
mm you r
reka and other California ports in worse
shape than at Baa Francisco, so of
ficers Of ths steamer F. A. Xllburn re
nnrted when ther arrived here last
nlrht.- On hef way south from thl
port ths Kilburn did not receive a pound
of freight at Eureka because the long
shoremen would not . work." and , very
little'frelght wil brought, 'worth on the
up trtp from Eureaa. Tne piece woum
be cut from the eteamer'a route but for
the eaasenger traffic," whloh ' Is quite
heavy at this Uma ,, A:
4 The Kilburn arrived Un - the harbor
and berthed . at .Oak ; street dock . after
dark and did not commence. aiscnarging
freight, till this morning, tms aeiays
hr. a day. so that sbe will sail south
tomorrow night instead of this evening,
as scheduled. She . enoountered fair
weather all .the way Up the coast and
few of bsr large number ef passengers
suffered from seasickness.
The steamer Alliance sailed for Coos
Bay at S o'clock this morning ,wun
full cargo, consisting of general mer
chandise and a large quantity of , mill
machinery.' A valuable horse was aiso
hinned. The animal waa brought out
from the east for Mr. O'Ren of the A. C
Smith Lumber company at Maretmeia.
PILOT BOARD QUITS
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Beautiful
-VERY tlTTLI EXPENSE
Sanikal will " transform
old, unsightly walls into
any artistic shade you
desire.' . ' . 1
Sanifcal" i s afcold water
kalsomine ready for
immediate use . when
mixed with cold water.
It ' spreads easily and
covers well. One pound
of - Sanikal . will ; cover
from 60 to 100 square
feet, , Any unskilled per
son can apply, by ob-
a ... a si e . m
ng tne directions.
anikal is ' : absolutely
non-poisonous. Costs
but . a trifle. Booklet
showing 57 different
shades will be sent free
if you will telephone
Main 2023 or 'send your
hame and address on ; a
postal card. ; ' -
TOIJ!S,CRESS&C0.
. e The Paint Store
145 FIRST STREET
Phone Kalis S09S
I Old Commission ITold Their Final
Meeting at Astoria. ,
' rBneelal WfDteh to The Joornal)
' Astoria, -Or., May It. The board of
nilot commissioners met yesterday lor
the last urns unaer me oa ww mna h
the Port of Columbia law will -now. go
,lnto effect all of the claims up to the
present date were audited and a report
of the prooeeaings erne me immi u
nual one will be f orwerded, to the gov
ernor. ' '
The " Port of Columbia - eommisaion
will be named by- Governor cnamDer-
i lain tomorrow when the law becomes
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ALONO THE WATERFRONT
The Chinese Junk Whang He arrived
up In the harbor this morning and was
towed tbrougn tne nriages to me ubkb,
where It will be placed on exhibit for
I the season The Junk lost; her mtssen
mast coming over the bar.
1 - The steamer . Roanoke salts for San
Pedro : and. way. landings tonight,. 'i'hs
I Harrlman : liner . Columbia will be at
I Alnaworth wharf this evening. from San
I Francisoo direct 1 1 '
The steam schooner Daley Freeman
Will arrive at Couch street dock tomor
row with general cargo from San Fran
cisco. : Steam schooners . have again
commenced" carrying general .freight
northbound. The, practice was discon
tinued soms time ago when j,lutnber
freights climbed so high that it paid
to . run empty north. Lumber rates,
however, have dropped to 5.so to San
Francisco and 16.(0 to southern porta
The British steamer Tottenham sails
this afternoon from the Inman-Poulsen
company's mills for China wirn a cargo
of 1.000,000 feet of lumber. The vessel
Is dispatohed by the pacmc 1 Export
Lumber company.
The government snagboat Matuoma
will be , launched from the . ways at
Supple'a boatyard this afternoon after
having' been thoroughly repaired. She
will commence work on the upper WU-
lamette soon, - ,
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, May tl. Arrived at 7:10 and
left un at 10:40 a. m., steamer Colum
bia, from San Francisco. Sailed at 7:80
a. m French ship Bayonne, for United
Kingdom, for orders. , Arrived down at
10:40 a. m., steamer Alliance. , Left up
at 11 a. m schooner Abble. . '
San t Francisco, May . : Z3. Arrived.
schooner, Nome City, from Portland.
Steamer ; Washington sailed, last night
but returned this morning with ma
chinery disabled. Sailed , last (tight
ateamer W. S. Porter, for Portland..
.. Astoria, May IS. Condition : ef the
bar at I a. m smooth; wind northwest.
seven miles; weather oloudy.
Tides at Astoria today .High water.
:I7 a. m., T.I feet; 1:61 p. m., 1.4 feet;
low water, 1:11 a. m., 1.1 feet; 1:14 p.
m., 1.1 feet , i
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
gtrulu tfawre.Dae te Antve "
Oolombl. from Sao rraneteeo. ...... ....May SI
Kamaotla, frota orient .........Mij 35
Allium, from Cose Bar liar 34
6. W. Blder. from Baa Pedro and war.. Mar 28
Cata Rlra, from Baa FraDclaoe May M
r. A. Kilburn, from Baa Frmn. and wayJune I
Roanoke, from Ban Pedre and way., Jane 4
Arabia, from orient.. ,,..June M
Alola. from orient ...Jul 14
Nleooedla, from Orient AOfaat 10
V ; Secular XJnera te Itapart. ' ;, v
Koanoke, for Baa PtAm and war.....Var 98
Colombia, for Baa franclaee Mar 36
P. A. KUbnrn. for Ban Fran, and war.. Mar 24
Alliance, for Coos Bay Mar 28
O. W. Kldar, for Ban Pedro and way.. ..Mar BO
Ooata Rica, lor San PrancUee .r,...,..Mr !!
Namaatia, for onaut...... ........Jan e
Arabia, for orl.ot...,.. Jan 16
Aleala, for orient July T
Nleomedte, for Orient Aaimt 10
- ... Waaeela la Part "
' J. Hart offer, Am., atr., at WHlametta I. Wks.
Baronne, FT. ah., at Astoria dock.
Dlmadale. Br. be, at Aatorla. ,
Mlcbalet, Fr., Ok., at Aatorla. .
Tola, Br. ah., at Klerator tfork. )
JordanhlU, Br. bk., at By A W. Dffla. .
i Bcllpae, Am. atr., at St. Helens.
Zlolta, Br. bk.,. at Irving dock.
Tellna, Oar, bk. at Columbia So. U
Tottenham, ' Br. atr.," at Aatorla.
Sfratbrlvd. Br. atr. at LAanton.
Washington, Am. barre, at Xllaworth, IH
mllea abort Vaneouvar. -
Slntram, Am. ah.r at Stall.
Redondo, Am. atr., at H. W. mflla.
.' Vtn Ho, Chlneae lank, at the Oaka.
'' John Palmer. . Am. bate., at Ealama.
. Expanalon, Am. aeh at Portland Lembae Co.
Alrena, Am. aeh at uobie.
Jamea Rolph. Am. acli., at Waetport
, Aaate. Am. bk. at Vancoorer. '
, William Olecn, Am. ech.. at Aatorla.
MukaweU, AO. Dam., niuin oioasa.
Diamond Bead, Am. bk., VaneoaTer.
Letltla, Am. ech., at Rainier.
'Loulalana, Am. atr., st Aajorta. '
Marlel. Am, atr., at Newport.
Emily Reed. Am. mi., at PortUad Lnmber CO.'
piratayro, ir. air,, si iinir.
Northland, Am. etr., at Prydoek. . '
-Bark, Nor.' atr.n, at Oceanic dock, i
Irene, Am, ech., at St Helena.
H rnd ford, Br. atr., at floor milk.
Roanoke. Am, atr., at Marttn's dock. .
Columbia, Am. ahp., at Stella. ...'
Joban Ponlaen, Am. atr., at Stella. '
King Crrna, Am. acb,, at Wallace Slonfrh.
F. A. KlRnra, Am. atr., at Oak atreet.
Virginia, Am. ach., at Inman-Poolaea. :
v i Lomber Carrlara . Zn ftente. 5
B. P. Whitney, Am. bk., MakawalL
Elwell. Am. ah.. Ban Pedro. , -
MUebonne, Am. achn1 Manila. " 'V p N;f .
Loellle, Am. ah. Ban Franeleeo. .":
Mabel Gale, Am. ach.. Baa Frandaee.
Retriever,-Am. bktn. San Fraoclaea , .r
Aurora, Am. bktn.. Ban Pranetaco. s
Santa Ana, An. atr.. Ban Franctace. .' -W.
B. Home, Am. aca., Saa Padre. . ,
J. B. Stetaon, Am. atr., Saa Franeiaoe.
Oalar Freeman, Am. atr.. Saa Franclace.
Ofanrcblll, Am. ech., Ban Franclace. - . ,,'.'
Abble, Am. achn Saa Fraacteoe,
Jim Better, Am. atr San Franctace, ..
B. F. Bandera, Am. ech., San Pedre. s - t
Cbeballs, Am. ekta Baa Pedro.
Glendalo, Am. ech., San Fraactsee. " ' "
Nokomls, Am. ach, Saa Pedro. .a-.-.V-'kA-;', -5
Alaama, Aat ach., Baa FranHaeo, , V,
Waahlngton, Am. atr.. Ban Fraoeteee. :
Etcelalor, Am. atr., Saa Pranelaoo. ' a 1 ;
Xa Route With Cement and Oeneral. V
Bdccleacb, Br. ah., Uamborg. ' , .r . '
Brenn, Fr. bk.. Hull.- J .-v'f.-f.;
Conway Caatle, Br. bk, Antwerp. ,
Dalgonar, Br. ah, namborg. . .
Kuroue. Fr. bk., Antwerp.
, Oeasvleve MoIUjob, ' ;Fr.bk.i;-- LewJoBti;
Krue nerruer, as owuhhii, - v
f ntMc. Fr. ah.. Swansea. ,
Le PlUer, Fr, bk,: London. v; i,' -"j.
Martha Hoax. FT. dk, namovrg. . ; : .
Moaamblqne, Br. ab, Kewcaatle, '
Samoa, , Br. bk.,. 8hlelda. - v
Blam, Oar. ah, ' London. : x-' t tr-. ;
Soma, Ft, ahH Kewcaitlei M.'::':'':-,:::,:..1
Vlnrcnnea, Fr. bk, Olassow. ' ' ' v't
Marcchaal Tnrrene, Ft. bk HamboTg.
Villa de Mnlboate, Fr, tk, Antwerp, t ,
Onethary, Fr.- bk., Antwerp. . Uj;H
Plerrl Lorl, Fr. bk, Antwerp.
Waldea Abbey, Br. eh., Antwerp, a ,! :
Cleneealln, Br ah, Antwerp. , , V
Veroalllea, Fr. bk., Lelth. s f "....
General de BoladeffreV Fr. bk., Lendoa,
General de Negrier,; Fr.' bk, losdoa. ,
' Coal Ships En Route, . e t
Relen. Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
Col. de Vlllebola MarvnlL Fr. bk., Meweaatle.A
ClaTardon, Br. ah, Newcastle, A. . .. :
Wlllacott. Am. ,bk.,.,Newcastle.. A. JJv S'!
Tramp Steamers Ea Roate. '
A tent. Br. nr., Boenna Ayree. - '
.'' 0rnaaa Mara, lap. atr., Japaa. '
i African Monarch, Br. atr., Ban Fraadaoe,- -
Strathrre, Br. etr, Saa Franclsce,
' Tellna, Not. atr. Baa Francisco,
. Msorl King, Br. atr., Shanghai.
KnUht Templar, Br. etr., orient.
Henrlk Ibsen, Nor atr, Saa Franclace,
. Jncen Alexandra, Br. atr., Madras.
t Kallbte, Br. atr.. Ban Franelaco.
- Manahe Maro, Jap. atr., Salinas Craa,
Hysdea, Am. etr., orient. '' .
Mackinaw, Am. atr, Seattle. ' .
Baa Mateo, Am. atr.. Baa Fraselaee. ''
L OH Oarrlan Xa Rente, .
, Maverick, Am, etr. Baa FraDclaee.
W, S. Porter, Am. str. Baa Frandaee, '
PEOPLE ARE WAITING r
- FDR WORD FROM BF.YAN
IJovraal Spectal Sarrlee.) '! ':,
Lincoln, Neb., May II. Oeorge Pred
Williams '. and ex-Senator Pettlgrew
were William J. Bryan's guests yester
day. V WlUlams said ths naUon is sim
ply waiting for the word from Bryan to
make tlrn their candidate.' . ...
' Around all day with an aching back
: Can't rest st night; r-'
Enough to make any one "give out'
. Dean's Kidney Pills will give re
newed Ufa
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' They will cure the backache; :
Cure every kidney 111. , '
Here Is Portland proof that tbts Is so
.'A. L, Maney, repairer on the Port
land Cable Hallway, and living at 654
Elm Street, , Portland. S Oregon, says
"Doan's Kidney pills completely rid me
of an attaok of backache which was
brought on, through the Jarring and
Jolting of riding on the cable cars. At
least that was the only way I could ac
count for it It wae very annoying and
worried me a great deal. ' Being induced
to try Doan's Kidney Pills through rec
ommendations -of - the remedy -1- found
quick relief anda final cure. That was
over, three years ago and there xhas
been no return of the trouble since"
: For sale by all dealers. Prloe SO cents.
Foster-MJlburn Co, Buffalo, New Tork,
sole agents for the United Statee.
Remember the name
take no other.
DOAN8 and
UNION LABOR PARTY
TO INCREASE DELEGATES
Representatives From Unions In
Future to Number Twenty
- Raddlng Hearing Sunday.
The' Union Labor party Is . to be
broadened out in representation aooord-
Ing to the plans now under considera
tion. Last night at a meeting of the
executive committee various plana were
discussed. A special . meeting of . the
exeoutlve committee was called ' for
Sunday afternoon and at that time the
plans for the reformation of the party
will be given definite shape. It Is now
interfered to Increase the number of dele
gates sent from each union to the cen
tral committee from three to 10, or
perhaps to throw the membership open
to every nnlon man . bearing a union
card. .':'.'' .,..;....,..., i, . ,v...... ....
The meeting last night discussed the
fsllure of E. EL. Raddlng to file the la
bor ticket with the 1 city auditor on
Saturday last and it was decided that
the Sunday meeting would take the
question up for final settlement v
Amusements at Nye Beach.'-,"
Newport, Or, May ? It. Nye : Beach
will have for attractions this summer a
skating rink 100 by 16 feet, to eost 15,
000, the materials being on the ground
and work on the foundation' is In prog-
JresB. aiso av aance nauj bu bj bo xeei is
nearly completed. i '
I Weber.- XWrrt ' " We,t' (
f Chickerine;, ,A j I Q 1 A 1 jf ' MJfcTion f
t Kimball SZrJUf-JJJ)', - -Imported t
I and 30 other , M ,. ' ' seU-playing k
makes of T. J J? . Piano most I
f . highest quality. Ik f 4r " ' ' ' mrrelous f
g , , The renulne t " 1 f if Invention of '
T Pianola greatest X. f Jf ' . the musical age.
I ( of all players, . f jf ' Columbia and I
J Aeolian Orchestrelles. (t M 1 Victor Phonographs, If
i Pips and Parlor Organs. ' jr M ' '
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never.
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: Stores in Every Important Pacific Northwest. City
. xp row doitt
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Genuine Oil Paintings Given Free
to Our Customers
Come and see the lightning landscape artist at work in our window daily from
1 10 to 18 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. Great bargains will be given during his engage
ment here. , '
' A painting 14x14 inches FREE with purchases amounting to $5.00.
A painting 22x28 inches FREE with purchases amounting to $10.00.
Save your sale slips. It is not necessary to purchase the full amount at one
time. ; ' , . " ' 1
$5.00 Hats $2.50
( Friday we will offer a special
lot of stylish trimmed Hats in
all the leading shapes and col
ors ; values up to $5.00, at
.,, a tr'la: jf t V. ?' " "
. Spring Jackets
Fancies in loose and semi-fitting
Tan G)verts , and Black
Cloth Coats; values to $10.00.1
. Friday and Saturday . :". 2
On Display in Window
Taffeta Silk Tailored Waists
All colon, $5.00 and $6.00 vues.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
$3.75
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sles'fSkiris
Made from Panamas and mixtures, sizes to fit any
girl front-10 years up; $4.00 and $5.00 ..r A 7C'
values. Friday and Saturday. . . , ... ... .. .tpZ f 0
: Tailored Suifs ! r
Every style . is represented. Any one in the house
marked up to $25.00, regardless of what ;! A AA
it costs us, goes Friday and Saturday at .PlUeUU i
, On Display in Window ; .,,'-
Belts, all colors; 25c and 35c values.' Friday. .':10f
Belts, .all colors; 50c and 65c values. - Friday... 39f
Drawers 45c values. Friday only, ,,.,".,. . . . ..29$ '
Drawers, 75c values. Friday only. ............ .49
CorsetCovers," 50c"values. Fridajr-onlyn .-,C9-
Corset Covers, 75c values. Fnday only. ,49f
Sillc Jumper Suits
A fortunate purchase enables us
to offer you one of the greatest
bargains of the season in Jumper
Suits, both in - plain colors and
fancies, all , shades. These suits
sell regularly: from $22.50 to
$27.50.
FRIDAY 0MY
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