(THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, 0 MONDAY 1 EVENING, MAY 27, 1907.
It
BAY TRADE
111 BE HELPED
Southern Pacific Practically De
cides to Place. Steamer ' . '
Breakwater 'onTRuhrv'-o'
WILL HAVE INCREASED ' ;
i . PASSENGER CAPACITY
.Coos Bay Merchants Will Rejoice
They ' Have Long Been
Additional' Steamers in
Order to Reach Outside
Because
Becking
World.
Us
Jr -to i
That Coos bay will soon Taavs Im
proved steamboat , service seems . now
oertalnv -Word was .received , here this
morning practically confirming the re
port a' few days a so to. the effect that
'.the Southern Pacific Railroad company
'twould place the steamer Breakwater in
commission between this port and Coos.
.The Breakwater was taken off the Port-
. land-Coos bey ran about 18 months ago,
'The vessel is a first-class steamer
Jor the. Coos bar route, being sspeclally
well eaulDPed- for passenger traffic.
She is an iron bull and has capacity for
about 00 tons of freight. Her passen-
acoommodatlons wlU . be Increased
.to handle about 160. According to ad
vices received - here today the Break-
Water will enter the dry dock at San
Francisco for a general overhauling and
thfn leave for Portland some time' be
tween Juh'e It and July 1. -
When on the Portland-Coos bay run
she brbved a good and popular boat but
was needed elsewhere after having made
a few . trips.' and so was withdrawn
much to the displeasure of the Coos bay
people. '
With the Breakwater again on' the
run three . steamers will be handling
traffic between the Oregon metropolis i
and the prospering cities along the coast
.to the south, - and It Is exoected that
this will have a strong tendency to
enlarge the trade relations. For many
months merchants of the Coos bay
'country have been urging better trans
portation faollltles be furnished them as
the steamers Alliance and F. A. KUburn
have at times been compelled to turn
away freight because of lack of space.
VESSELS BEING TIED UP
In the price ; of lumber,, and the low
rates on cargoes,' There is also some
apprehension felt ' that the" mills will
shut down for a time, until the lumber
market adjusts' itself. 1 r ' ;
t At $4.60 per 1000 the owners of ships
reel that It pays better to let tnem us
idle, than to run them. .. The car strike
In San Francisco, in' Connect ion with the
unsettled condition' of affairs, (here, is
having adverse effect on business con
ditions here. ;. -v.-'..-;"(' ,.'
LOADS ON COWLITZ 1 V
r'-V:,: -:v-7-
Sailing Schooner Abbie Receives a
f Cargo at Ostrander, .:
" (Special Dlapetdi te The Journal.)
Kelso, Wash., May, 'ft. Tle 'two.
masted schooner - Abbie, , of San Fran
cisco, passed up. the Cowllti. river yes
terday in tow of the steamer Nestor,
to Ostrander,. where she will load lum
ber from the mills of E. 8. Collins.
This Is the first time an ocean going
Vessel has been seen in the Cowllti for
years but It will not be the last.
Mr. Collins expects to bring other
schooners to Ostrander to load when
ever high water will permit. . With this
In view , he presented the Kelsd, Bridge
company with the timbers to make the
draw towers of the new ; bridge about
IS feet higher than in' the old bridge,
At ordinary water the cables -over the
draw will be about .199 feet above the
water. , ; . , . , i
QUALITY
WITH FINE PROGRAM
Concert Tonight at Seamen's Friend
Society Halt
A concert will be given tonight at the
American Seamen's Friend society, 261
Flanders street. A program of unus4
ual excellence has teen arranged and
general good time is assured all who' at
tend, The public is cordially Invited;
Admission free. Following is the pro
gram: Piano solo, Miss A. L. Dates,
man; recitation, Mrs. Walter w; BrifceJ
song, Miss Catherine uovacn; selection,
Hi A. Webber's airing orchestra; reci
tation, O. 1 Paul; contralto solo; Miss
Hubbard. ,
There will also bs songs by Messrs,
Miller and Anderson of the British
steamship Hyndnford, now in port) and
Mr. F. Back of the Yola.
is the new way of
saying perfect paints,
enamels, stains.
varnishes per
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perfect
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and
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aad Plniihes." Free on request.
ix your nearest aeaier cannot '
upply you, with the "Acme
Quality b kind, we will,
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VARNISH CO.
171 first. Itreei Portland.
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ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Decline In, Lumber Freights Shows
Effect at Aberdeen. ,
Aberdeen,' Wash., May 27. Of the 20
sailing and steam vessels now in port,
'several are tied up, owing to the drop
The barge Owl, belonging to the Dla
mond O Steamboat company, will be
launched from the ways at the Portland
Shipbuilding company this afternoon.
The Open River Transportation com
pany's steamer J. N. Teal will be given
a spin around the harbor this afternoon
for the first time. The official trial
trip will be held this week some time.
Permanent organisation of the board
of commissioners of the Port of Colum
bia was effected at a meeting- held Sat'
urday by the newly appointed members,
all except Sam H. Elmore of Astoria
being present Early this week Frank
J. Taylor of Astoria will commence a
friendly suit to test the. constitutional'
tty of the act.
The Columbia river fell three-tenths
of a foot at Umatilla yesterday but
nevertheless the Willamette crawled up
one jenth or an inch in the local harbor.
In his bulletin this morning District
Forecaster Beals says the Willamette
will remain stationary for a couple of
days, . ,..
The steamer Alliance is dua to arrive
this evening from Coos bay but she had
not reached Astoria at a late hour this
afternoon. The steamer Columbia sailed
for San Francisco yesterday i morning.
MARINE NOTES
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Blacksmiths
nnH others whose work
utlU' requires great
physical strength and en
durance need tissue build
ing foods. Among these
there is none so good or so
sustaining as
Ghirardelli's
Cocoa
I
Cherbourgh, May 27. Arrived May
21, French bark Marechael de Turrene,
from Portland, Oregon.
San Francisco, May 27. Arrived,
steamer Roanoke, from Portland and
way ports. -
Astoria, May 20. Sailed at I a, m..
achooner Murlfel, for San Francisco. Ar
rived down at 10:30 a. m. and sailed
at- It noon, steamer Redondo, for San
Francisco." Sailed at 12:30 p. m..
Schooner James Rolph, for San Fran
clsco. Arrived down at 3:15 and sailed
at-1 p. m., steamer Columbia, for San
Francisco. Arrived jat 10 and left d
at 12 midnight,; steamer Washington,
from San- Fra Arisen.?".
Baa Francisco;. May 26. Sailed at 11
a. m. steamer CosU. Rica, for Portland.
BsnT.PeMrevMay.'tS.-Arrlved yester
day, bark Alden . Besse, from Portland.
I Port Harford. -MajC 2. Arrived.
steamer Asuncion, ' from Portland.
Astoria. May 27. -Condition of the
bar at 8 a. m., smooth:, wind northwest,
is miles; weather clear.
Tides at Astoria, to day High water,
0:00 a. m., 9.8 feet; 1:11 p. m.. 7.3 feet.
Low water, B:6 a. m., 1.2 feet; 6:62
m., feet.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
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A Century Ao
THE -FRANCISCAN
MONKS .
Learned the Healing
virtues of Sacred Bark
from the natives of the
Pacific Slope. Time
and scientific research
have proved it the most
poteijt herbal curative
f0f KIDNEY"
LIVER TROUBLE
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mv 'oe
A PERPECT LAXATIVf
SOLO, BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Berular Ilnars Sue te Arrive.
Alliance, from Ooos Bay May 27
u. w. ciasr, imm nan rcaro ana way.. May its
Costa Klca, from San Francisco May '23
Numantla. from orient May 90
r, a. tviiDurn. imm nan Iran, ana wi jr. June 1
Lviumoia, irom nan rraocueo June
Roanoke, from Ban Pedro and way Jane 4
Arabia, from orient Jnna ?ft
Aletla. from orient July ia
mcomeaia, irom urient Aoiuit 10
Ragnlar Linen to Depart, 1
Alliance for Coos Bay Mr an
O. W. Elder, for San Pedro and way ....May 80
uoara Kica, lor san rranciaco May 81
Columbia, for Bun Francluro June II
Roanoke, for Ban Pedro and way Jane
pumantla, for orient June 10
raoia, ior orient Jnne 11
Aleula, for orient Jul 27
Nicomedla, for Orient ...Angmt 20
vmhIi la Port.
J. Marhoffer, Am. str., at Willamette I. Wks
xoia, or. an., at Elevator aocx.
Jordanblll, Br. bk., at B. A W. mills.
Zlnlta, Br. bk., at Greenwich dock.
Tellns, Oer. bk, at Columbia No. 1.
Btrathclrde. Br. str.. at Llnnton.
Washington. Am. barge, at Ellsworth,
miiea luun vaocouTer.
Rlntram, Am. ah., at Stella.
Wbanr Ho. Ohlneae Junk, at the Oaks.
John Palmer. Am. bktn.. at Kalama.
Expanalon, Am. aob at Portland Lumber Co.
Agate, Am. bk., at Vancouver.
William Olaen, Am. acb.. at Astoria.
Makawell, Am. bktn., Wallace Slough.
Ptamond Head. Am. bk.. Vancouver.
Letltla, Am. acb., at Aatorla.
txtulalana. Am. atr.. at Astoria.
John Smith, Am. bktn.. at Stella.
Emily Reed, Am. ab., at Portland Lumber Oo.
Btrathyre. Br. str.. at Rainier.
Northland, Am. tr., at Willamette Iron works
Bark, nor. air., at oceanic oock.
Irene. Am. acb., at St. Helena.
Ilyudford. Br. str., at flour mills.
Columbia. Am. shp., at Stella,
Joimn PouUen, Am. atr., at Inman-rbulaen.
King Cyrus, Am. acb.. at Wallace Slougb.
Virginia. Am. ech., at Inman-Poulaen.
Glendala Am. acb.. M Aatorta.
Abbie. Am. ach., at OHtrandcr.
Churchill, Am, acb., at Knappton.
Antelope, Am. acb., at Astoria.
Hradea. Am. str.. at Columbia 2.
paliy Freeman, Am. str., at E. A W. mills.
Illlehonne, .m. acb., at Astoria.
W. 8. Porter, Am. str., at Llnnton.
Washington, Am. atr., at Rainier.
Lumber Oarrlara En Boots,
E. F. Whitney. Am. bk., Makawell.
Elwell, Am. ab., Han Pedro.
Lucille, Am. ab., San Franclaco.
Mabel Gale, Am. ach., San Francisco.
Retriever, Am. bktn., San Franclaco,
Aurora. Am. bktn., San Frenciaco.
Santa Ana, Am. str.. Baa Franctace.
W. R. Hume, Am. ach.. Ban Pedro.
J. B. Stetaoo, Am. str., San Franclaco.
Churchill. Am. scb., San Franclaco.
Jim Butler, Am. str., San Franclaco.
E. F. Bandera, Am. acb., San Pedro.
Cbebaua, Am. bktn., Han Pedro.
Nokomls, Am. ach., San Pedro, , '
Alumna, Am. scb., San Franclaco.
Eieolskir, Am. str., San Franclaco.
Walaeot, Am. bargs. San Franclaco.
Qulnault Am. str., San Franclaco.
Za Boats With Cement and 0aeTL
Bnccleoch, Br. ah., Hamburg.
Brenn, Fr. bk., Hull.
aekedJam
The Whole Store a Seething: Mass of Buyers The Crowds Are Here -Packing
the Store to Suffocation and Buying as Never Before;-
PDRTLAIID5 IIEIY DEPARIIIEIIT STORE
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AttRECORDS 'BROKEN-PBICES GONE TO SMASH
The great Rummage Sale has startled the commercial world of Portland as nothing ever has before, and no
wonder, for right now in the heart of the season we're cutting and slashing prices to less than others ask at the
season's end. Every odd and broken lot in the house to go. Rummage bargains on every counterthousands
of. them all over the storeall priced so-sensationally low thatihundreds of Portland's shrewdest shoppers are
swarming through the aisles and sharing in this, the greatest bargain feast ever held here, elsewhere, any.
where. No need for long descriptions or much talk. . ,
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6c and 7c Ck Ladies' 25c fV Men's 8c fll Yard wide A. 10c;Bras (1 v
-Figured Calicoes, 7f and 35c Xf and 10c 72f $1.50 and $2 Allf CufUin Rods
yard Av Neckwear.. ...UV Handkerchiefs... id V Taffetas...,... VV go at. U-V
.aHajyBaiysMiMaiaWBBMsBHBViiMBaMBVB BsHMaWHsisiMasMMHsHsMMaaMajeVBM mmmmammmmammmmmmim mmmmmmmmmmit
10c and 12c a Men's and OA Dress Goods A A Boys' 25c W S5c and 50c A
Black Sateens, Zf Boys' $1.25 Uf worth up to I Uf Straw Hats Jjf Swiss Ruffled I P
yard... AX Canvas Shoes.. tPtV $1.00 yard,..,... -.A CfV andCaps ..tlt Curtains, each.. J. UV
12ac Double m $1 Plain A Great lot A 5,000Cakes Men's $15. M ift
Fold Percales, ff and Fancy W Toilet Soap, f 8c and 10c Q 18.Stylish Jk 7 Ml
yard.... ...elL Silks, yard tleJV bar .XV .Toilet Soaps. Uv Spring Suit, tJ I .f J
g..3c Si$3s9S: gSSk;& S19c 5a$4;,
Laree 5c C Ladies' fl ' Ladies' $ land Cft Odd lots of f Odd lots Men's r A
,bt Laundry 9f 75c and $1.00 97p $2 Untrimmed VUf 10c and 15c Kf d Women'anf
Soap silt Wrappers .till Hats. .....4leJL towelsgoat Clt $3.00 Shoes.
Finest 25c, 35c A ft Ladies' Hose, CC Odd lots "A Ladies' Coats ft n 00 $1.50 and $2.00 . -
Wash Goods, all kinds, 7f $1 and $1.50 AUf and Jackets 1 Tapestry UHf
yard ... .JLjtl, worth 50c VsUeiV Dress Goods, yd .UV worth to $15t.IT ' Couch Covers.,. 7UV
Be aa ammBmmmmmmmmm wmmmmmmmmmmimmmmHmmmm mnMBfnmHmmmmmmmmm mtHtammKmmKmrnmammmim,
Remnants 20c, A A 25c, 35c 6-inch A ' Ladies' 50c Ladies' $25 . ft A A Large $9 M Art
fszzw, y...9c asa 19c sagu $10 ;?iyp:
$2 and $2.50 AO Men's best (ft 4 J A Women's A HA jj'"J IA Lames' $2 and A(
k...98c si&..$1.29 Z..9c tJm
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And Ten Thousand and More Other Rummafle Sale Bargains
It's beyond all doubt the most terrific of all sacrifices, a sale that stands alone without a single rival unmatched
and unmatchable. Today's terrific crowds and sensational buying proves better than all else that it is indeed
the world's greatest sale. ,
Doors Open at 9 o'Clock Tomorrow Moraing
50 more additional salespeople wanted must be experienced. Apply at once. -
TEA ,
tea by the , ounce
until you get Schilling's
Best; it makes no differ
ence then.
-; - " - ;
Tear srocer returns your money if ros doa'i
His iti w. par him. k
Conway Castls, Br. bk.. Aotwerp.
Dalgonar, Br. sb.f Hamborf .
Bnrope, Fr. bk., Antwerp.
Oensvlevs Mollnos, Fr. bk., London.
Rene Karvilar. Fr. ah., Hamburg,
Laennec, Fr. sb., Bwansaa.
Le Piller. Fr. bk., London.
Martha Rons. Fr. J bkr, Hamherf. " - '
Mosamblnos, Br. sh ., NswessUe, B.
Samoa. Br. bk., SWelda.
fllam, Oer. ab., London.
Socna. Fr. sh., Nswcaitle, B.
Vlncennes, Fr. bk., Olaagow.
Marachael Turrene, Fr. bk., Hambnrg,
Vllle ds Mnlbouea, Fr. hk Antwerp.
Ouethary. Fr. bk., Antwsrp.
Pl.rrl Loti. Fr. bk., Antwerp.
Walden Abbej. Br. sh., Antwerp.
Glaneaslln. Br. sh, Antwarp.
Veraalllea, !r. bk;vplB- ....
Oaneral ds Boladeffre. Fr. bk.. Iodoo.
General ds Negrier, Fr. bk., London.
Cos! Ships Za Beats.
Bslen. Fr. bk., Newcastle, A.
Col. de VUlebols Marenll, Fr. bk., Newcaatle.A.
Claverdon, Br. sh., Newcaatle, A.
Wlllscott, Am. bk,, Nswcsatle, A. '
Tramp Stssmers In. Bouts.
i.vt. Br. atr.. Bueoos Aires.
African Monarch, Br. str.. Ban Franclaco.
Tellus, Nor. str., Ban Franclaco.
Maori King, Br. str.. Shanghai.
Henrtk Ibsen, Nor atr.. Ban Praoctoee.
Queen Aleiandra. Br. str,, Madras.
Kallbla, Br. str., Ban Franclaco.
Man.hu Mara. Jap. str.. Ballnae Cms,
Mackinaw, Am. str., Beatthj.
San Matso, Am. str.. Baa Francisco.
Oil Carrier Za Boats.
Maverick, Am. str., San Franclaco,
MAY IRWIN WEDS -
YOUTHFUL MANAGER
(Journal Bpeclal Service.) .
Clayton, N. Y., May 87. May Irwin,
the actress, was married at her 'sum
mer home, on Irwin island in the , St
Lawrence river, Sunday to Kurt Bis
feldt, for three years her manager and
press agent. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Theodore Hayden, rec
tor of Christ Episcopal church, -n- The
only witnesses were the bride's two
oaa. J&acnt and. .Walter v
wig?
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IEASEICES
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mm fiiivisapai AJ1 i n sjssaaesfsvwssBi m i l
1 i seSIS i rsji geaa kejlll I ' ST I i i
CLOSSETiDEVERS
;portund,:ore.
Mr. and Mrs. .Eisfeldt will spend ths
summer on the St Lawrence. ,
After a heavy meal, take a couple of
Doan's Regulets. . and s;!va your stom
ach, liver and bowels ths help they will
need. Rerulets bring easy, regular pas
sages c the bowals. r Ai , 1
OF PORTLAND OWSOOtr
Imnrtonltd ami Ckarfmd mud
tit Ltmiif ih Sim f Ortfm
INSURES ALL KINDS OP
LIVE STOCK AGAINST
DEATH FROM ANY
CAUSK
Km$mMh At Wtwfi Bvtnmkm
J. F. Shorey Presldeee
K&H. Smith V. Praa, I. H. Grsaa Oeat Ugi V
in. M.Oberecrarr H. B. Sttml' Oral Inap. )
Loot Swee Osoeral Cosassi
Portland Chamber it Commerce ' ' "
Portlsad Bosr4 of Trade
Ok gee Troa sal tar In ga Bank Portlaad Ore.
, -Tbe Bra4feet Coaapsar - ' -H.
Ok Das Co. CenaasRiai Afaecy '
Ws auks no pteblse we ab sot aUM .. .
, . We te poa sqaara eeal . Look as as .
i-.y. ,r "V .-,7 sBaMsBBeWS - ; , .:!'J!i.jY
BOMB OFFICE rILAiyYS7TSBUl
Caa WuUntt aad fifth twilani Oka, ;
PILLS. -J
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BekBssAtoheaad nlievesU tbetroaMet new
dent to a biUbua state of the system, euoo as
Diniaass, Nausea, DrowaiiMss, Diatraas aflat ,
sating. Pain in the Bide, So. While tbeir meal
MtawkatOt sneoess am bssa shown ia eedsg . ,
J
Bsadaoha yet Carter's Little Uwe FtHs are
eqtuOly valuable in ConatlpaUon. curing uid pre
venting tbiaanDoylngeomplaln. while thovalae
eioiTtaUdiaorderaoMh.atomacbsUmulata ths
Bvar and raguUte ths bowels, cvaa a ioayswy
surea
Ache they would be almost prlcleaa to thrtaewbe :
suffer from tnJsdistrasaiugoomplatot! botfortu. '
IiatslT their aoodnaasdoas notaad harassed tboae
Whooaoatr, ttom wlU Sad thsao mas plllavaliy.
,tieiasemaD7waTauiMu7 - "
lina to do without thm. Bat after sUalckaeaJ
Is the base ef so auny lives that barelewtie
we make ear fleet boast, Our pUlaeusal,.,.j
ethers 4o sot.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very -ntl n I
vary easy to take. Oneortwopilla uui.a a .
They are striutlr eeireuhla and ao out i
purge, but by tiiair geuu acuuO y Lmm .i . ,
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