. THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. TUESDAY - EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1907.
Iff STEALERS
DUE TO ARRIVE
City of Panama Comes From
the Bay City in' Place
- of Columbia.
SMALLER CKAITIN
r PASSENGER BUSINESS
Yosemlte Will Bring Fall List of
Passengers to Disembark t Alna
worth Dock-Large Tramps Sail
Across Ocean.
MASTER OF SHIPS FOR - -
OVER HALF CENTURY
Captain-- Chart E.'-Parlcer, commo
dore of the world'a merchant marina by
reason of hla Bl year In tha harness aa
master of vessels, died on the 24th of
May, Queen Victoria's birthday. In hla
Four steamers are due to arrive here
today from San Francisco, among them
being the City of Panama, which comes
to tak4 the place of the lost Colum
bla. The other three are the steam
Schooner. Casco and Yosemlta and the
steamship Geo. W. Elder. The steamer
Alliance la a' so due to arrive from
Coos Bay. In view of the fact that
none had reported off the mouth of the
is morninnt 1
river
the.
rill
s probable that
not crosa in until
brlty
row.'
ill of the craft carry passengers, even
ni mmnr nrnrniir Ynam t hnv nir a
number of them aboard, according to a
dispatch received here this morning.
The Yosemlte Is expected to come to
one of the local docks to discharge her
xrelgnt ana to place the passwngera
ashore, before proceeding to Kaiama
to take on lumber for a return carso to
the Hey city. The Casco will como to
Greenwich dock to load wheat and then
go to one of the mills to finish with
lumber. The City of Panama goes to
Alnsworth dock, the regular berth of the
Han Francisco & Portland Steamship
Company. The Oeo. W. Elder, of the
North Paclc Steamship Co., bertha at
the foot of Seventeenth street
The steam schooners Jim Butler.
'Nome City and Chas.v Nelson, reached
the river yesterday and went to their
respective places to load lumber, the
Chas. Nelson being at Westport. the
Nome City at Stella, and the Jim Butler
at Kaiama.
Two steamers, the Henrlk Ibsen and
Breakwater, left down last nizht, and
' one, the Mathilda, started for the sea
this morning. The big lumber laden
craft passed through the Madison street
' bridge drew at 7:30 o'clock this morn
ing, and It took her fully an hour to
turn around and get safely through. A
dosen cars were tied up aa a result and
many people were delayed so that they
camo lata to work.
The Mathilda goes to Australia with
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Captain Charles E. Parker.
cabin on the British bark Holt Hill,
while the vessel was slowly making her
way to Tacoma from Eurone with a
cargo of cement and general merchan
dlne. The vessel reached port yester
day, r
Captain Parker was 80 years of are
when the summons came, and was Tn
good health when he started out on what
proved to be Ms !nst voyage. He was
hero three years ago. and was then re
garded the oldest master following the
nea. It was at that time that he con
fided to his friends, whom he hardly
expected to see again, that he would
die where ha had lived most of his
life.
3.629,620 feet of lumber, valued at
$B,7 The Henrik Ibsen, which also
flies tha Norwegian flag, left down yes
terday afternoon and reached Astoria
shortly after 6 o'clock this morning.
FOR BETTER SERVICE.
clal world. ; Not long ago tha new -wireless'
station at North Head was con
nected with the local office of tha
weather bureau by a direct wire, so
that reporta eOuld be forwarded without
relaying them, and now it Is proposed
to connect the wireless station at
Tatooah with a direct wire to tha Puget
sound cities. - ,
At present, and aver since tha wire
less station was erected on Tatoosh, It
has been necessary for tha operator at
the station to carry the messages to
the weather bureau station to have
them transmitted to. their destination,
To overcome this loss of time a wire
will be strung from tha wireless sta
tion to the weather Bureau station on
the Island. ' ,
MARINE INTELLiqEXCB
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Begvlat &teera Sue to Antra.
Alliance, Coos Bar Aug.
Cltv of Panama. San Francisco. .Aug.
O. VT. Elder, San Pedro and way. .Aug.
Itedondo, Seattle Aug. 7
Breakwater. Coos Bay Aug.
It. D. Inraan, flan Franclaco. . . .Aug. 12
Costa Rica, San Francisco Aug. II
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Aug. It
Xltimantla Arlnt IVtlllt 11
' T.I n I m IWiaUl. in. in
Arabia, orient .Sept 1
Alesla. Oer. as Sept It
Nlcomedla, orient October 1
Begalar Xdaere to X apart.
Redondo. Seattle and way. . .August 10
Nlcomedla. orient August I
Breakwater, Coos Bay Aug. I
Q. W. Elder, San Pedro and way.. Aug. 8
Johan Poulsen, San Francisco. .. .Aug. I
City of Panama. San Franclaco. .Aug. 10
Alliance, Coos Bay August 10
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Aug. 18
Costa Rica, San Franclaco Aug. 1
R. . Inman, San Vranclsco. . . . Aug. II
Numantla, orient..', August II
Arabia, orient September IS
Alesla, orient.. sept
easels la Port.
Tola. Br. ah Elevator dock
Maori Kins. Br. ss...East West Lbr. Co.
Alvena. Am. sch Westport
Dalgonar, Br. sbV. Columbia no. i
Bee. Am. sch Willamette I. S. Wka
Virginia, Am. schr St Helens
Irene, Am. schtv, Astoria
Thyra, Nor. str Linnton
Lyra. Am. str Portland Lbr. Co.
Tatoosh Wireless to Connect With
Puget Sound Cities.
The United States weather bureau is
rapidly bringing about a complete tele-
frapnic service in the pacific northwest
or the transmission of reports from
the ocean to the shipping and oommer-
a Bang-up
Time
II For
M'fZA to the
grocery
ask for '
a package of
MRS
GINGER SNAPS
the mark
time.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY -
Nlcomedla. Or. ss Alaska
James Rolnh. Am. sch Westport
Velvllle Dollar, Am. str Stella
Atlas, A in. str Portsmouth
Johan Poulsen, Am. str Flour mills
Chas. Nelson. Am. str. Westport
Jim Butler, Am. str Kaiama
Nome City, Am. str Stella
Yosemlte, Am. str. Kaiama
Lumber Carriers Sn Boato.
4urella, Am. str San Franclaco
isco. Am. str San Franclaco
R. D. Inman, Am. str San Francisco
Thomas L. Wand, Am. str.San Franclaco
Coaster, Am. str San Francisco
Susie M. Plummer. Am. sch. . .Quay mas
Wasp, Am. str San Francisco
Northland, Am. str San Franclaco
Kin Cyrus. Am. schr.... San 'ranclsoo
KBeulah, Am. sch San Francisco
! i i A V. C. Tl. J n
Alice McDonald, Am. sen. Kahuhul
Lettltla, Am. sch San Franclaco
Churchill, Am. sch San Francisco
Daisy Freeman, Am. str... San FranAtfoo
En Bouts With Cement aad ttemeraX
Buccleurh. Br. ah Hamburg
Brenn. Fr. bk Hull
Conway Castle, Br. bk Antwerp
Europe, Br. bk Antwerp
Genevieve Mollnoe, Fr. bk. London
Rene Kervller, Fr. sh Hamburg!
Laennec Fr. sh Swansea
Le Pille'r. Fr. bk London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk. Hamburg
Mozambique. Br. sh Newcastle. HL
Samoa. Br. bk Shields
Slain, Oer. sh London
Thiers, Fr. ah Newcastle. E.
Vlncennes, Fr. bk Glasgow
Marechael lurrene, Fr. bk. .. .Hamburg
Ville de Mulhouse, Fr. bk Antwerp
Cuethary, Fr. bk Antwerp
Pierrl Lotl, Fr. bk Antwerp
walden ADDey, Br. sn Antwerp
Glenesslln, Br. sh. Antwerp
Versailles. Fr. bk Lelth
General de Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk ..London
General de Negrler, Fr. bk London
Bayard, Fr. bk Antwerp
Ville de Dijon, Fr. bk Antwerp
A lie Marie, Fr. bk Antwerp
Eugene Rergatene, Fr. bk. Antwerp
H. Haekfield, Gr. bk Honolulu
Goal Ships Sa Bout.
Belen. Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Col. de Vlllebola Marenll, Fr. bk
Newcastle, A.
Claverdon, Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Wlllscott. Am. bk Newcastle, A.
Port Patrick, Br. sh Newcastle. A. I
Bt. Mirren, tsr. sn in ewes sue, a.
Crlllon, Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
Ardencralg, Br. bk Newcastle, A.
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
St. Louis, Fr. h Newcastle, A.
Buffon, Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Castle Rock, Br. sh Sydney, A.
Redhlll, Br. ss Newcastle, A.
Knight Templar, Br. ss.. .Newcastle, A.
Tymeric, Br. str Newcastle, A.
Tramp Steamers Sn Boato.
Queen Alexandra, Br. str Madras
Strathnesa. Br. atr Port Los Anaeles
Eva, Ger. as Hakodate, Japan
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Notice Is given by Inspector Lopes'
of the twelfth district that the Upper
junction Duoy. sisson Day. California,
a first-class spar, was reported adrift
August 1. It will be replaced as aoon
possible.
The steamer Breakwater sailed for
Coos Bay last night with a fair lot of I
freight and a run list of passengers.
The steam schooner Nome City has
cleared for San Pedro with 900,000 feet
of lumber.
The German bark H. Hackfleld Is
reported coming here from Honolulu to j
load wheat for Europe, She Is one of
the nrst vessels engaged this season
to come here In ballast to load, the
others having been fixed for the round
voyage.
The French bark Eugene Pergulene
was chartered yesterday by Kairour,
Guthrlo & Co., to carry a cargo of ce
ment rrom .Europe to inia port.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. Aug. I. Conditions at the
mouth of the Columbia river at 7 a. m.,
smooth; wind southeast, 28 miles;
weather cloudy. Arrived down at 3:30
p. m. and sailed at 7 o'clock last night
steamer Atlas for San Francisco; sailed
at 6:40 a. m. steamer Breakwater for
Coos bay: arrived dowui at 6:40 p. m.
and sal lea at 10 a. m. Norwegian steam
er Henrlk Ibsen for north China ports;
sailed at 10:16 a. m. barkentlne ChehalU
for San Francisco; arrived In at .11 a.
m. steamer Yosemlte from San Fran
cisco. San Francisco. Aug. 6. Sailed yester
day steamer Daisy Freeman for Port
land. Tides at Astoria today High, 12:01 a.
tn., 6.6 feet; 11:15 p. m., 8.4 feet Low,
5:43 a .m., 0.0 feet; 5:88 p. rn., S.S feet
PHONE STRIKE Itf
MONTANA SPREADS
(Special Dispatch to The JooraaLV
Helena, Mont., Aug. 6. In response to
the call of President Fairgrleve of the
Montana Federation of Labor all em
ployes of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele
phone company here. Including 20 operas
tors, went on strike today. Butte,
Great Falls. Livingston and Billings are
also out on strike In sympathy with the
linemen. The tpphone company has
applied for a temporary Injunction to
restrain a ooyeott or tne company and
Federal Judge Hunt haa set Its hearing
for tomorrow.
J. B. M'PHERSON .
DIES AT NEWPORT
vw csarTAua nmn, new voaa errv.
V? jilF .. -.
(Special Dtepateh to 'Tha Joorntt.)
Forest Grove, Or., Aug. . Joseph B.
McPherson, a prominent hop grower of
this city, died . yesterday morning at
Newport of,heart failure. He had been
111 several months and went to the sea
shore for hla health.
Ha came here from Sheridan county,
Kansas, where "ha was prominent In
politics. He leaves a widow and three
children, Roy, Walter and Mabel. The
funeral will be held here tomorrow.
Qnality Vatne
The Bathing
tassssasiP
Suits
A MOST COMPLETE SHOWINO
- MODERATELY PRICED
Women's and children's Bathing Suits, in alpaca
and serge; colors blue, black and red, made with
full skirts, sailor or Russian blouse waists; col
lars, belts, sleeves and skirts are nicely trimmed
in rows of white braid; special prices range
from Suit,
$1.75 to 5.50
CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS
A large assortment to choose from, in all the best
styles, all sizes; moderately priced from
65c Up to $2.75
Three Special
Vals. White India
Linon
AT White India Lmon, full 30 inches wide,
nice even thread, fine finish, unusually good value
at this price.
AT 18 White India Linon, full 30 inches wide,
nice even thread, launders nicely; soft and durable;
excellent value at this price.
AT 25f White India Linon, full 36 inches wide,
beautifully finished, just the thing for smart outing
suits; usual 35c grade.
White Lawn
AT 15t White Lawn, full 40 inches wide nicely
finished, of medium weight; suitable for aprons and
children's dresses; extra good value at this price.
At 77e
Misses White
Canvas Oxfords
Blucher cut, wide ribbon laces.
Best $1.50 grade.
Misses'
Sandals
Either one or two-strap styles,
vici kid, hand turned soles. Reg
ular $1.50 grade.
At
$3
Men's Patent
Colt Oxfords for
tomorrow; also
fine line of gun
metal calf in tan
und black; vici
kid and demi-glaze; straight lace and Blucher styles;
never before sold for less than $3.50.
At $
Women's Black
Oxfords
Of best vici kid, straight lace and
Blucher cut, $2.00 value.
Women's
White Cany's
Oxfords
Extra good values, large eyelets.
Regular $2.00 grade.
Children's
Shoes
Children's White Canvas Shoes Hand-turned soles;
also black kid Oxfords, hand made; regular 75c
and $1 grades; specially priced, Saturday at.... JC
At 37c
Children's White Csnvas Shoes Hand- turned soles;
regular $1 values.
Children's Black Kid Oxfords Hand-made, extra good
quality leather; regular 75c quality.
At $1
o27
Women's White Canvas Oxfords Heavy and hand
turned soles; tip or plain toes; low or high heel. V
Women's Black Kid Oxfords Light and heavy soles;
patent leather stays; $2.50 grades.
Mew White Waists $1
These are not the ordinary Waists shown at this price, but finely made, stylish, good fitting Waists,
which have been made to our order by manufacturers whose reputation is shown in each garment;
there are 10 styles to select from, some are trimmed with laces and embroideries, others are made with
fine tucks and pleats; choice of Waists up to $1.75.
$1.25 Wrappers
for $1.00
Our entire stock of $1.25 Wrappers; they are made
of good grade percale, in dark ground, with neat
stripes and figured designs; these wrappers are not
made scant and thrown together for the purpose
of selling cheap, but they are our best $1.25 wrap
pers, measure 3 J4 yards around bottom of skirt,
deep flounce, finished with wide hem and l AA
self straps, at, each ylaUU
Chil'rens Dresses
Blue chambray, fancy plaids and white Dresses for
girls, sizes 4 to 14 years; prices range tfC ft ft
from 60e to P?UU
Hundreds of
Wash Skirts
In shrunk cotton, pique, repp and linens, in pleated,
gored and flare styles, perfectly tailored and the
best fitting wash Skirts ever offered; the Q fA
price range is f 1 f 1.50, f 1.75, f 2.50, ). OU
Long Kimonos
A new assortment of long Kimonos of pretty fig
ured lawn in white, pink, blue and lavender, AO
with plain border, $1.25 value 70C
DRESSING SACQUES In dainty figured lawn,
sleeves, neck and front finished -vith button AO
holed edge; 75c values, on sale Wednesday tOC
For Colored
Dress Goods
Worth
$1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50
The climax of values given is reached
in this most extraordinary offering. In
the lot you will find this season's most
popular patterns and colorings in a
great variety of weaves, only a few of
which we mention here.
Novelty Panamas, Novelty Taffetas,
Novelty Batistes and finest French and
German Novelties, in all-wool and silk
and wool This, indeed, is a splendid"
opportunity to buy rich, stylish, effective
mgn-ciass laorics ai a wonuenuuy low
price; regular values iroM $i to 'JQgt
$1.50 a yard, your choice ItJQ
Hen's Wear
DEPARTMENT OFFERS
YOU MERITORIOUS
MERCHANDISE
There is only one way to keep
cool and that's to wear light
weight, comfortable clothing
and accessories. We can furnish
you featherweight clothing,
shirts, underwear, etc, and give
you the best goods for the price
asked in town.' Call in and let
us show you how "cool" we can
fit you out in shirts, neckwear,
socks, etc.
Men's Silk Shirts, $3.50 values
at $2.98 A complete assort
ment of men's all-silk Shirts,
made in up-to-date styles, button-down
collar and 2-button
sleeve; Come in cream and white; our best $3.50 tfaj QQ
values; specially priced, Wednesday, at ., vae70
Men'a Cotton Socks, 25c grades at 18 A full line of men's
nobby cotton Socks, mercerized to look like silk; come in
assorted shades of tan and brown; triads seamless; one of the
best wearing hose for men; regular 25c quality; spe. tOl
dally priced for Wednesday IOC
Men'a Negligee Shirts, $1.50 grades at 1.15 Men's Negli
gee Shirts, made with attached or detached cuffs, m coat or
regular negligee style; come in white grounds with neat
small figures; regularly sold at $1.50; on special d r
sale, Wednesday -i, . . P 1 e 1 D
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PORTLAND, OHSOOM.
M.XJHOPZAN PLAN ONLY
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TRAVCLBJUL
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SEASIDE, OREGON '
Spend your vacation at Seaside and at
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tive than ever before. Accommodation,
of the hlaheat order. One hundred ele
Kant outalde rooms; private bathe; elec
tric Ushtn; : ot and cold water.
Annex overlooklna; the Pacific and 4e
llKhtfulty altuated cottages.
Oulalne Unmryaaaed. Sea Teedfl '
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CLATSOF B EACH. SIASIDX, 0XXO0V.
The CUXf Erh ef OnfM.
Dlreetlr a the brarh, ererlooktec tbe
reaa. Hot aalt hatha aad rart kethla.
fUfcraatlaa pier far fUhlnf. Saa parlor,
alectrlc Ufhta, fireplace aad foraaee Wat.
rte walka aad drive. Sea food a asaelalt)
Bates, $2.50 and $3.00 per day
SPECIAL BATES BY TBI WISE.
DAN i. MOOEB, Pro
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HOTEL JEFFERSON
TURK AND QOUGH STREETS
SAN rSANCISCO
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
New hotel, face Jefferson Square. Two
blocks from Van Nesa Ave., the present shop
ping district. Car lines transferrins' ail ovar
city, pass door. Every modern convenience.
860 rooms slnrle or an suite. 160 private hatha.
American and European plana. Price, moder
ate. Omnibus meeta all trains.
. STEWART-BARKER CO.
Xhs Hotel Stewart Opens September 1st
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Hotel "Key Route Inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, .private baths. Ions-die-tance
telephones, compressed air clean
I nr. large lobby, cafe a la carte with
ouTsina and service unsurpassed. For
rates, etc. address
N. S. MULLAN, Manager.
Formerly Assistant Manager . Palace
Hotel. San Franclaco.
HOTEL HOLLAND
Bills Street, Bet. Powell aad aEasesw
sea. j-raaoaoc
NOW OPEN
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HOTEL, AUDUBON
SAY FS AIT CISCO Itni OP EAST PLAV OBXT.
Single rooms or en suite. Elevator, Steaai
bst, tlretrle lights and all Bwaera eoaTesd
socee. Strlctlr flrst-elsse. Convenient to she'
lag eaatere. On direct line from ferry aad
Ird sad Townsend depot. Bete. SI api
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