THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, , PORTLAND, ' FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 14, 1907.
DIG FLEET DRIB
AUSTRALIAN COAL
lumber outward for Port Plrla .lustre.
11. although that rumor coula not be
vennea.
-Another
vessel fixed to brlnir eoal
bark Eus.u Schneider.
from Newcastle, N. 8. W is the Frenoh
by Heatler A Co., which firm ha, al-
She wm taken
ready chartered aeveral vessels to brine-
coai nere wis comma rail ana winter.
It will be late la the season .before the
Schneider arrives here, however, because
he la now at LlveroooL Enaland. ore- 1 Tho. I Wand. Am. str. .Ban Franctsoo
Daring; xor m run to tne anupoaea , BB ate Willi Cement aaa General
I All M
Echo. Am. bktn. ........ .San Francisco
Kxoelalor, An. stf......Baa Franolaoo
Casoo, Am. str. . , .San Franolsoo
Meirose, am. sen..., ...... ...Dan jrearv
J. M, Orlflth, Am. bktn.. Ban Franolsoo
Washington, Am. str., ....Baa Francleoo
Bailor Boy,, Am. soh..... Ban Franolsoo
Alden Boass, Am. bk.'....8an Franctaoo
AJ vena, -'Am. sen.... .........San Pedro
J. Marhoxfer. Am. str... ..Ban Francleoo
I-ettltla, Am. sohr. 4,,... Ban Franolsoo
:.T,iM Tvrtlr Pnm.-o n fixtures were reported this moraine;, one "0Oi,u5' "r- '""nuTf
liuyviwio aawjv x uimiiu iwit9 load for flan Pedro and the other for lJZ'J.' .u.'iiVhi' VnV..
can r rancmco. ' 1 nt eteam scnooner i x:-"r . l- r r
Heavy Business and Pro
pare Accordingly.
Thomas I Wand will carry lumber to
Ban rXlr for W. T. CarrolL and the
Marhoffer will-load for the Bay City.
The Marhoffer has Just completed her
maiden voyajte rrom this port in com-
mud of Pjintnln Nvm n Hha halnnra
r: ironunf ny ineir experienuB jvito tne uison-Aianoney jjumotr 00m
' . , . , - - . M I With th. V.htlMa anil TCnfAitA RAhn.
winter, cou aoiucrs m mumi ' v- i . ....
, . ... a ttri ad Ha 11m.
-visions ror a Dig ousiness next season cw.rjM, coming. tfom Australia to
' by purchasing cargoes in in coai pons 1 fort land nave Deen announced.
'and engaging vessels to make deliveries
as the season advances. Mors ooal will
V ', be Imported here next year than aver
before, and yet dealers expect high
prices and. liberal, profits,
Vv' Eighteen cargoes, or approximately
. 16.000 tons of coal, are said to have
itMtn booked already for this port this
1 fall. Last winter the coal Imported
; represented little more than one third
f that enormous 'quantity. The Sou th
orn Faclflo company Is said to have two
steamer cargoes coming nere rrom aus
FOOLED. QV SIGNALS
Steamer Elnjorw Goes to Assistance
of Buena Ventura.
(8mcU1 Dtaeatek te Toe JoarsaL)
Astoria, Or., June 14. The steamer
Sue H. Elmore, from Tillamook. Captain
Schrader, reports that the schooner
Buena Ventura was outside Tillamook
bar with her ensign- reversed, and when
he went to her assistance the captain
f the schooner said he was signaling
Dalgonan Br. sh .... .k ..... , .Hamburg
Kurooe. Fr. bk ....Antwern
uenevieve Moiinos, it, dk ... , .ixnaon
Kene Kervller, Fr. sh ..Hamburg
Laenneo. Fr. ah Bwansea
Le Filler, Fr. bk London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk.. Hamburg
tlA-.hlA... Tim k XT. X
Famoa. Br. bk, ............. .Shields
81am, Qr. sh.. ........ London
Thiers, Fr, ah....... ....Newcaatle, JO.
Vlncennes, Fr. bk Olasarow
Marecnaei Turrene, t, DK....HamDurg
Villa do Muibouae, Fr. bk...... Antwerp
ouethary, Fr. blci ......Antwerp
Plerri Lot!, Fr. bk Antwerp
waiaen ADDey. vr. sn.. ...... .Antwerp
Qteneseiiu, Br. sn Antweri
VVrHlUHi T I, U., ,,,,,,,.MHn
General da Boiadeffre, Fr. bk... London
General de Negrler, Tr. bk London
Bayard," Fr. bk. Antwerp
n
! tralla in September or October, It hav- I for a tug to tow the schooner In.
been announced on good authority
bought and that the steamers have been
lng
this
morning that the cargoes have been
-chartered, although their names are
withheld for tne present. . Tne tsoutnern
the present. . Tne tsoutnern dicatm thai
pacific ls also said to hav booked three I deckload.
Captain Sohrader also reports pass
ing a large quantity 01 winner, consist
ing 01 ties, pianaing ana neavy iimoers.
aorirt wnen passing -i iiiamooc iigni, in-
1
com vesael had lost her
ailing vessel cargoes for this port from I
Australia. 1 rue amount, l u niurw, 1
wouia secure the railroad against a
The steamer George W. Elder. Cap-
aacure the railroad against any I tain Jeasen. also went to the aaalatance
(fuel shortage that might occur. I of the Buena Ventura, and Captain Jes-
Whlle the bulk of the fuel ooal will n became verv indignant when he
oome from Australia, importers are I learned that the skipper only wanted a
also looking to other sources of supply, tow. The Elder arrived here yester-
. It was admitted this morning that one I day.
firm has already cloaed negotiations for
Vllle de Dijon. Fr. bk Antwerp
Ooal Ships Sn moots.
Helen, Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
CoL de VUlebols Marenll.Fr. bk
Newcastla A.
Claverdon, Br. sh. ...... .Newcastle, A.
Wlllsrott. Am. bk. Newcastle, A.
Port Patrick, Br. sh...... Newcastle, A.
St. Mlrren. Br. sh......... Newcastle. A.
Crillon. Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Ardenrralg. Br. bk Newcaatle. A.
Mathilda, Nor. str. ......Newcastle, A.
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk.. Newcastle, A.
Tramp Cteamera Xn Boat.
Tellus, Nor. str Ban Francisco
Maori King, Br. str.... Shanghai
Henrik Ibsen. Nor. str... San Francisco
Queen Alexandra, Br. str Madras
Kallbia, Br. str... .......San Franolsoo
juananu Maru, jap. sir, ..Salinas crus
Mackinaw, Am. iU.,..,., Seattle
Ormerlo, Br. str,.....,. ..Manaanllo
Thyra, Nor. as. ......... San Francleoo
.,. ; .I -I'll ,-v -r .. f
DIBGBACB TO THE CUT
d.K.h i -V. ft, ; ' : i ' I
Btark Street'' Float Impassable) nd
Goingto Bain';
The foot of Stark street is
eirort seems
In a. de-
lorable condition, and no
o be made on the part ox anyone In au-
noriur to remeov tne nu. Manners
having occasion to visit the slip are dls-
fustea ' witn me appearano or
eclare It a disgrace to the city,
The harbormaster waa notified sev
era! days ago, but tie mention is mad
or in mauer in ma report, wnicn was
filed this morning. Boatmen would
like to know If any action Is to be
taken, or If It Is up to them to risk their
lives in trying to maae a lanaing
publlo float, for which the city
bandaom sum at th time of the Lewis
ana ciarx fair.
In hla monthly report for Jday Har-
irmaster-Speier states that he ha In
speoted the harbor and docks at varl
ouS times; 'that th eight-mile limit Is
being-enforced, and that nets are being
suspended unaer gang plana leading 10
vessels along the wharves.- The channel
on the -east side of. Ross Island was
cleared of log rafts, and the navigable
part ox tne onannei le now open- to
smaller boata ' He recommends that old
piling and anags in th river In the rear
or tne premiaes on xrront street oetween
Ash and pin be ordered removed, as
thev are a menace to th xireooat in
Case of a fire at that place. This mat
ter was orougnt to tne none or tne 11 re
department about three - weeks ago at
in
time of th Portland Mattreas A
Upholstering company fire,
when it
was with difficulty that th flreboat
got within rang of th flamea
Harbormaster 6ielr also notes that
Martin' dock, la North Portland, Is
oorty lighted at night. . The steamers
loanoke and ' Geo. VT; Elder ' leave
this dock for San Pedro and war land
ings, and large crowds often gather
there to bid their friends good-bye. It
Is feared that a Serious aooldsnt may
occur some night unless better light la
provided. , v .. ." .
The report contains a brief summary
?f the export. Imports, etc.. of th port
or th month above mentioned. -
ALONG TIIE WATERFRONT
Rtka t)witta1i avaeeaaai lM.a. ev ta.
shifted to th mills of th Xnman-Poul-
sn company this morning, where sh
will flnlah her . lumber cargo. The
steam schooner Johan Poulsen wlU
leave down from the mills, tomorrow
for San Franolaoo With a cargo of lum
ber. ' - ". j , ,r?.-t.-i ';'( '
Said Gain. Interpreter In th offlc of
th government immigration inspector,
has resigned nia poaition necauae : o:
having received order to tranafer 1 to
Bt. Lou la The order to chance sta
tions 01 tna unines interpreters was
reoenti;
Frank
Portland
take his place at 8t Louis. Seld Gain
ha Interests her whioh lie does not
care to abandon or negleot for a posi
tion In the middle states. He Is consid
ered the most abl Chinas lntnreter
in me servioe.
ox am uiuneee interpreter was
ly Issued . by Secretary Straua
Tape of St Louis was ordered to
nd and Seld Gain was ordered to
MARINE NOTES
Astoria.
June H.jLtrtmA down at
8:11 a. m. and sailed at 10:40. steamer
Alllanc. Arrived at 10:I a. m., three
maated schooner. Sailed at 10 a, m.,
steamer Asunoion, zor Ban jfTancisoo.
San Franolsoo. June 14. Sailed yes
Astoria. June II. Bailed at I p. m.
terday. schooner Lettltla and barkentln
uniatn, xor voiumuia
J. M.
river.
at earner Cascade, for San Francisco,
Balled at 4:40 p. m., steamer Argyll,
for Port Harford. Sailed at 4:45 p. tn,
steamer Tiverton, for San Franolaoo.
Astoria. June 14. Condition of the
bar at l a, in smooth; wind northwest.
14 miles: weatner eioudy. Tide at As
toria today High water, 1:14, i.t feet;
1:41 b. tn.. .1.7 -eet Low water, till
a. m.. 0.0 feet; 1:11 p. m., J.T feet .
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Here Is tKe Hat That Has N,o.
r 1 1 - mm 1 1
r sr m m
All' the great features "of all $5.00 hat yi
quality, style, material and workmanship
and you save $2.00 on every one you buy.
at leimwi i.mmf im ej e
Our New Stock of Summer Styles
In chape, fit and color are unapproachable. This Is the only
nat tnat nta any neaa or tace instantly. " ,;; ?
Come in and Get Yoiirs Tomorrow
Ever Wear the Atlantic Shoe?
You don't know what you are missing. ' If you want J1 Cfl
a shoe that will wear well and eive vourieet solid P JU,
Mm
comfort, try a pair at..,
. MS --4 a
and. $4
After you have worn a pair you will surely say that they are
re'ally worth two of others. - ;
BARR & HOGGATT
208 MORRISON ST.
Between Front arid First
couple of cargoes from British Co-1
imbla and another coupl will likely
com out from Kngiana. although l
iumbla and another coupl will llkelj
PILOTS ON LOOKOUT
Xrelght are extremely high at this time
.with poor prospects of a decrease be
cause of the low freights obtainable
) from this and other Paciflo coast porta
Freights from Australia to Portland are
t up to-abour 4 a ton.
Government War Vessels Hay Ar-1
rlva Any Time.
rSeaelal Dlaoateh to The Jooraal.)
Astoria, Or., June 14. Th first wire
less maniM to be received In this cltv
"We expect to have coal enough for I over the government system at North
everybody this winter," -said an Importer
.ana dealer this morning, "but prices will
be high because of the advanced
: freights, etc Just think of 14 a ton
to bring th eoal here. I would not be
! surprised to see coal .. QuoUdaJL, IAI
, mrougDoui vne season.
Of the II vessels said to hav been
engaged to load coal at Australia for
this port th names of eight hav been
'announced. ,
Head came In yesterday.
Admiral Swinburne of the '
It was from
United States
cruiser Charleston, now at San Dieso.
directing the pilots to keep a lookout
for her.
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5IARLNE INTELLIGENCE
REMAINS ON BOARD
. Xegular XJnera Bus to Arrlv.
F. A. Kllburn San Francisco. . .June 17
Costa Rica. San Francleoo.. ....June 17 I
Alliance, Coo Bay .....June 17
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. ..June HI
Columbia, San Franolsco June ft I
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. June it
Atatworth's Resignation Not . Accept
t v ed by Port Commjssloa. ,
J.' CL Ainsworth's resignation as
' member of the Port of Portland was
' not accepted yesterday afternoon and
. he wUl now have the distinction of
" being member both of the Port, of Port
. land and the Port of Columbia, the lat-
'pointed by Governor Chamberlain in eo- &onoke. Ban Pedro and way.. . June 0
cordance with the provisions of the Costa Kica San Francisco June 10
xui v vt 'vujuuiiw wuiraiiiiua taw en-i MA-wv
Arabia, orient. ................ .June SS
Alesia, orient......... ..July 14
Nloomedls, orlent.............July 17
Numantla, orient....... August II
Slsgnlst Users to Depart. .
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. June 14
Columbia, San Franolsoo . June IS
F. A. Kllburn, s. F. ana wajr. ...juneis
acted r the last legislature. . Comrala-
. sloner Ains worth thought objection
uptight be raised to hie serving on both
' .Doaras dui us oou
. that way,
i ?. resignation.
but his oolleaanies did not aee It
that way, so they refused to accept his i
niinaupn. . i
Tne matter came ud at the rerular
monthly meeting of the Port of Port
land commission, when It was time for
the annual election or orncers. Presl
fdent Ai I. Pease resigned as president
ion the ground of having limited time
only to attend to the many duties of
i tn Honorary position, u. jr.
. ; who was recently reinstallc
Coos Bay.,,,. -....June SO
Arable, orient.. ...... .......... June
Alesia. orient. auivi7
Nlcomedla, orient... .August 5
Numantla, orient............ August ZS
Vessels la Port.
Tola. Br. sh ....Elevator dock
JordanbtU. Br. bk E. ft W. Mills
Saat Pine
Knappton
Swlgert,
Zinlta. Br. bk.
'leiiue. uer. nu. ......
Washington, Am. barge..; Astoria
Whang Ho, Chinese junk The Oaks
John Palmer, Am. bktn Kalama
Emily Reed, Am. sh... Portland Co.
entlv reinstalled ae a. -mm. I otratnyre, r. sir... unnwn
2 bar of ' the board.-was chosen to fill the I Northland, Am. atr. Ooble
, president, John Drlseoll was reelected I Antelope, Am. sen. ..,. Lrnnton
'.secretary and UtF.Adafna was re-l iAliebonne, Am. son...u. K. k w. Aibina
; elected treasurer. , I b. F. Whitney, Anv b. St. Johns
Considerable routine business vat I Wm.. Renton, Am. soh. Goble
.. transacted, referring especially to the I Wasnucta, Am. barge. .University-Mill
operation or tne areages, the auditing I Berwick, Am. str ...ureenwicn
. and payment of bills and other matters I Afrloan Monarch, Br. ,ss..L A P. Mills
t pertaining to tne general improvement
i of the harbor and the-channel to the
! MS. . .... - ,
MANY NEW CHARTERS
V
t
.Norwegian and French Bark to
' Bring Coal Cargoes.
' ' Th Norwegian steamer Mathilda
whlch recently left this port for the
v orient with a cargo of lumber Is booked
- to return . with a cargo of coal from
? Newcastle, N.. a W. The ooal Is be
. lieved to be com nig to th Southern Pa
clflo railroad.; It was also reported, this
morning that the Mathilda wlU load
Ascot. Br. sa ..........Flour Mills
Nokorals, Am. sch '.Astoria
.Knappton
..I-P. 14111
Goble
Chehalls. Am. bktn
Johan Poulsen, Am. str..
King Cyrus. Am. sen, ,. . . .Goble
Gardiner City, Am. bktn..,., Vancouver
Daisy Freeman, Am. str ..Drydock
Columbia, Am. str.... . . ..Alnsworth dock
Geo. W. Elder, Am. str.... Martin s dock
Sehome, Am. sch..., ...Astoria
- Xunber Carriers Sn aVmte.
Mabel Gale, Am. sch San Franolsoo
Retriever, Am. bktn..... San Francisco
E. F. Sanders, Am. sch San Pedro
Alumna, Am. sch........ San Francisco
Walacot, Am. barge...... San Francisco
South Bay. Am. str San Francisco
'J. H. Lunaman, Am. sch. San Francisco
DIRT IS-' FLYMG
The workmen have begnn--the dirt and dust is flying. We are still
in the midst of the big alteration sale. Goods must move. We want
mem out oz tne House during the siege of dirt and dust.
tie:
arc.
DELAYED ORDERS OP MEN'S
AND YOUTHS' SUITS, exactly
like what are in the windows of
uptown dealers as high as $25.
.
SUITS FOR MEN and YOUTHS
that are priced as high as $35 up
town, must go at a great sacrifice.
AN OPPORTUNITY IN SHOES
AND OXFORDS; a sample line;
tana and patent leather; worth
$4.00.
, ... ; ,' '
OXFORDS, TAN AND PATENT,
worth not less than $4.50, came
late and will be sold at $2.85.
REGULAR $5.00 OXFORDS, tan
and patent leather, will move quick
to buyers who know a bargain.
$3.50 lace Curtain Values Only $1.45
Special Lace Curtain Sale
Saturday
You should not fail to attend the greatest Lace Curtain Sale offered by any
house this spring. By a fortunate purchase we are able to offer during this
Saturday Special Sale brand new stock of latest designs for about ONE
HALF PRICE. They are not "skimpy" curtains, either, but large size 3
yards long by 52 inches wide. Notwithstanding the recent advance of. 15 per
cent in lace curtains we are able to offer this lot at a price far below the usual
$3.50 Lace Curtain Values $145
. No more than two pairs to a customer.
There are four patterns to select from and they come in white and Arabian;-Nottingham and Madras
weaves. Come early and have a pick of the patterns. There are enough of them to last the day out,
however. If you have a curtain need you'll find this a money-saving opportunity. ,
6 Cups and Saucers 45c
6 Plates 35c
Special Saturday Sale 1 to 10 P. M.
Watch for our7 great Saturday Afternoon Special Sale m
our Crockery Department in the Basement.. Amone other
bargains lee those. Cups trad Saucers, set of six, beautitr I
45:
fully decbrated! semlUpbrcelaui,' for only.
Six full size Dinner Plates, to match the above only 35t
$5
.OO Screens
Saturday
$LB
See our window display of these fine $5.00 Screens. Several styles
to choose from. We made a great special buy, so we are able to
offer a great special bargain. Saturday only these will (t fA
be SOld fOTmm9.m.mim.,m. ..Mm.m.. -m-.m, . mm, mm-, XUU '
Saturday Sp
ecial in
Jewelry Departm't
These $8.50 Ebony
Clocks; Cash Special
Choose a Watch and wear It-while you pay
making a small cash deposit, then $L0O a week.
We carry only standard goods.
Special Reduction in All
$ 20,00 SUITS
ill
Saturday
TO
7:50
You Make a Small Cash
Payment Then
SKIRTS TO FIT
Hard-to-Fit People ,
EASY. PAY1MENTO N,'
Saturday's Special Price Only
i..
$20 Suits
; Saturday .
$13. 95
I
OEVURT
SIS
Cash
ipl!
& SONS
Cor. 1st and Yamhill Cor. 2nd and Yamhill
A Week
FIRST AND YAMHILL
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