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THE; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND. ' TUESDAY , EVENING, SEPTEMBER nlO, 11007.
TIRS
PORTLAND TOMATO VINE BEARS
BIG CLUSTER OF RUDDY FRUIT
ROSY COMPLEXION V
WITHOUT COSMETIC
DEFEAT FilEIICH
Hobs rerlptloB lot ta Itta
v Said to Work Wonder oa
, th Complexion. '
JJIPJII1ESE
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Sailors Fight on Wind jam-
vmer et. lows jnow.ih
vllarbor. ';-?.;;;';.-
I VICTORS WILDGOTO
& ! CAKADAITO LIVE
. Subject of Mikado Find Llf e Un
i boarabto' on Sailing .VeMel and
Bejnf Itefuaed Landing, pere Con-
dude to Go' North.
-la a miniature flfht hero laet night
Japan licked Franc to a finish; and so
discouraged ovar tha victory ara thoaa
who won It that thay ara now preparing
to co to Canada to meet John Bull's
.protege thara. Tha war was waged on
tha deck and in tha forepeak of foe
Frjpeh bark- St- Loul about o'clock
waa participated In by two Japa
and two Parisian .Attar putting tha
r Frenchmen out of bualneaa the Japa
f donnad their beat Sunday clothea and
walked aahor. emphatically refusing to
kali longer on tha windjammer, which
k la booked to leave for Europe soon.
. The fight on tha St. Louis la of mora
significance than an ordinary aallora'
J row. because it brings into action tha
C. lawa of th country aa relating to for
' eign eubjecta, and for that raaaon car
" in dealing with th participants has to
. . b taken to avoid International compll
cations. This morning th two Japa-
neae. T Kokihara and T. God I, called
on United State Immlrratlon Inspector
V J. H. Barbour To obtain permission ta
.. land here asd become resident of th
States, but they were disappointed, be
' canse, being sailors only, they com
under th law requiring passports, ana
these they have not Inspector Bar
Ji bour advised the sailors to go to Can
: a da, and they have about decided to
do so, fearless of being ducked or de
; voured by the mobs engaged there In
driving th llttl brown men out of th
.' country.
fused FmUssioa to Xa&d.
In refusing th - Japa permission to
1 remain her. Inspector Barbour baaea
hta decision on th new law which be-
came effective In March, which aays
' that no Japanese laborer may be ad
' mittd without being in possession of a
' passport This practically means ex
clusion to th Japan, because th
. mikado's government will not -Issue
passports to its laborers. Canada and
Mexico are open to the Japs, and as a
. result thousands of them ara flooding
into th land to th north and south
of, the states. Eventually they seek
tha borders and cross into tne staiea
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A good complexion la essential to
rsciai oeauiy, ana ir 11 cannoi oe tv
talned naturally, then artUlclal mean
must be resorted to, .. v . v
But all ladlea regret th necessity of
using Imitation beauty and would
gladly possess th natural roay glow
with which soma of their slaters are
so bountifully favored. .
r Her Is a prescription that - comes
acroas the ocean, from Franca, tha
horn of ao many beauty secrets, and
It la aald to b th moat effective prepa
ration known to aoienca for rejuvenat
ing the akin, and restoring the bloom
of youth as well as . prompting th
growth In undeveloped . or , shrunken
Darts. .
Obtain from ' your druggist:' Two
ounces of Ros water; on - ounce
Spirits of Cologne; four ouncea cry tal
lied Sartoln (akin food). .
Put the Sartoln Into a pint of hot
water tnoi noiung) ano alter it la a is
solved and cooled atraln it through I
fine oloth and all th Roaa. Water and
Cologne Bplrlta. Put It In a bottle or
fruit Jar and keep well corked when not
in use.
Thla wash la to be at plied twice
day or oftener, and massaged well Into
th skin. It is sn inexpensive mixture.
the ingredients being obtainable At any
good drug ator and la well worth a
trial. .. .
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-' NttureTrTondBTTnl "Work lirBnlldlng Frtrit Doaring-' Plant;
Natur overdid hereelf In building a
tomato vln which grows In th back
yard of th residence 'of "T. J. Jackson,
18 Cast First street ' north, where a
plant which bears th ruddy fruit haa
grown to a height of over five feet.
On a single branch -of thla vine eight
tomatoes have grown to maturity. They
are not large ones, but are solid, and tha
number is about twice that which usu-
ally crows from a cluster of blossoms
It Is seldom that mora tnan three or
four tomatoes ar found in a cluater on
tha sam branch.
Mr. Jackson has It tomato planta in
tha little garden In his back yard, and
from thia unlucky number he haa raised
a buahel of fruit without making any
particular effort to get either large or
extraordinary results.
Inspector Barbour says thst hundreds
of Japs are being captured by tmmlgra
tlon men near the two lines and sent
BIT
Tjiat nlrht'a t lWht on board th St
Louie was the culmination of a long
Juarrel dating back to the time When
the vessel left Newcastle, Australia,
for Portland, about three months ago.
The bark Is at the Pacific coast coal
bunkers discharging coal, and last mgnc
after the day's toll was over two of the
Frenchmen went ashore to have a time.
They returned in a couple of hours, con
siderably the worse for north end wine,
'. and began to abuse the Japanese, who
have learned quite a few choice French
expressions since they joined the vs
sol at Kobe nearly alx months ago.
Xld low Both Sailors.
Kokihara a' big Jap and active one,
and he saw ho, sense in standing abuse
, at- tha hands of drunken men. Ac
eordlnaly heilet loose and laid his ad-
versary low with one gentle sweep of
, th hand. Those who watched him do
It say that it was a jiu-jitsu trick. te
' caus the Frenchmen went down and
out Ilk a candle in a gale. In the
meantime the other Jap struggled with
- - the aecond Frenchman, neither getting
-the upper hand. Kokihara rushed to his
partners assistance aiier navmg pui nia
own antagonist to sleep, snd soon the
other Frenchman was plsced alongside,
ouiet and SDDarently perfectly subdued.
Then the Japs retired and slep soundly
all night.
MARKING NEW CHANNEL
compared with th rat of the United
Shipowners of Europe.
Several other vessel were reported
chartered thla morning, among them
being tha French bark Eugene pcnneiaer.
which la now en route for thla port
wth a cartro of coal from Newcastle,
Australia. The Eugene Schneider was
taken for 10 shillings, Portland loading
with January cancelling date. The
British bark Castle Rock was chartered
to carry Wheat from Puget aound to
Europe at 81a Sd, December cancelling.
FINE WEATHER AT SEA.
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Steamship President Flashes News
Shortly Before Noon.
Fin weather Is prevailing on th
ocean off th Oregon coast today ac
cording to a wireless message received
from th steamship President shortly
before noon today. The message 'was
received at the North Head station and
promptly forwarded to the weather bu
reau ner.
Th President was off . Crook's Point
the Columbia river, when the message
about 230 miles south of the mouth of
, .Albina dock
.Astoria
, Llnnton
Stream
Oak street
..Martin's dock
. . .Couch street
Lighthouse Tender Anneiia In Har
bor to Begin Work.
The lighthouse tender Armerla will
.begin placing spars snd buoys In th
river soon 10 mara tne cnannei accora
v Ing to the survey mad by th pilots
-t and tha government engineers, the lat-
ter being in progress now. Th Armerla
- came up this morning and went to her
. usual Derth at me coucn street aoca.
- The channel haa been shifted .con'
slderably this season by th work of
the dredgres ana tne set or tne currents
and for that reason there will be a
Xreat deal of work for the tender
rmerla in getting th channel properly
marxea.
.
' BATES GO STILL HIGHER.
. Spot Vessel Gets Good Price to En-
. rope on Paget Sound.
The top-notch price for wheat freights
for four year from a Pacific coast port
to Europe waa reached this morning
. wnen an exporting nrm agreea to pay
v 32s 6d for the British bark Sardhana
; from Seattle to the united Kingdom
Th earanana is now at aeatti read;
' loading and she is a small veaSe
1,100 tons net register, which se
tts tor ner getting a rancy price as
f v com
tht
THROW OUT
THE LINE
Give Them Help 'and Many
Portland People Will
Be Happier.
"Throw Out the I4f Lina"
Th kidneys need help.
V They're overworked can't get
- poison filtered out of the blood.
They're getting worse evry minute.
Will you help them 7
Doan's Kidney Fills hav brought
thousands of kidney sufferers back
v from tha verge of despair.
Will cur any form pf kidney .trouble.
W. Jenkins of 426 East Mill street,
Pnrtiand. Oregon, says: T hav no 00
casion to change anything that I said
three years ago In recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills, for sine that tlm other
' members of our family hav found
equally beneficial results in treating
: kidney complaint. Beror using uoan's
; Kidney Pills I suffered with acute at
tacks of backache and a derangement
-i of th action of th kidneys, and dull
, dragging pains made It difficult Jot me
to attend to my wore. - as in result
using this fin remedy I have: been
'fre from kidney complaint Ind back-
1 ach for over three years, and there
fore feel great ' confidence In recora-
- mending them to othifir
' tp )iv all Ana
was flashed to th tower at North Head.
The message stated that the sea was
calm., th wind northwest with the
barometer at 80.12 and the thermometer
at ds.
Thla la tha first message successfully
transmuted 10 tne in or in Head station
in the daytime, and It la believed from
the legible report , received today that
nenceiortn it win not be necessary to
await night to communicate with shore.
CONCERT FOR SAILORS.
Seamen'g Institute Will Entertain
Visitors Tomorrow Evening.
Tha weekly concert at the Seamen'
institute, 100 North Front street, will
be
tomorrow
at
alven
o'clock under the direction of Miss E.
Bennett jonnson.
gram:
Piano solo, Miss E. Toung; song, Miss
Eva Wells; song. Edwin Cardwell, chief
evening
Aon of
Following Is the pro-
officer British
Miss C
shiD uaiaonar: sons.
Russell; piano solo, Miss Ber-
nays; song, August Leclerc, French
ship Vincennes song. F. Meyer, chief
orncer uerman snip isvaj- piano duet;
Miss C. Russell and Miss E. Touna:
song, W. Jackson, British ship Dalgo-
nar; uerman song ana cnorua, u.
Rentch .and others from German ship
Siam; reading. Rev. "A.. E. Bernaya; cor
net solo. J. C. Taylor: sons. Miss E.
Bennett Johnson; accordion solo. Robin
Maturin, French Ship Vlncennes: sung,
w. nay warn; piano soio. T. Kobinson,
British ship Dalgonar; accompanist.
Miss nernays.
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
Branch Hdrographlc Office Issues
Circular of Warning.
The local branch of th hvdroirraphlc
office, John McNulty, nautical expert in
charge, today Issued th following no
tices to mariners:
"Captain Cantwell of th u.- 8. R. C.
Manning reporta . striklnc an unknown
roca in Tince wuiiam. sound, . Alaska,
with nin feet of water on It, August
15, 1907. with the following bearings
(magnetic): ' Northeast end of Oreen
Island S. 84 degrees 11' E. Left Tan
gent Seal island N. 83 degrees 66' E.
"Captain Harrold Berar of the Norwe
gian 0, a. l euus reports passing a con
leal black and white striped buoy adrift
in latitude 41 degrees 67' N. and longi
tude 124 degrees 45' W. on September 1,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Kagular Mnsrs Sna- to arrlv.
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. . Sept. 10
city 01 jranama. Ban r...,..Bept. u
Breakwater, Coos Bay........ ...Sept. 14
R. D. Inman, San Francisco. . Sept. 15
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way Sept. 16
A . I.Ik O.nl .Iff
Aiauwi w. wii .,....... t.HDri, a I
Costa Rica, San Francisco. .... .Sept. 18
jonan rouisen, Kan Tancisco..uept. z
Nioomedia. orient Oct 1
Alesla, orient. . .. . .. .. . .Oct t
Numantla, orient ........... . .. -Oct 30
Begnlar Users to Separi,
Roanoke San Pedro and way.... Sept 1 1
Alliance, Cooa Bay. ........... Sept. 14
Redondo, Seattle .. ...... . .... .Sept 15
Johan Paulsen, San Francisco. .Sept 15
Breakwater, Coos bay. ... . . .. ,Sept l6
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way.Sept 18
uosta Kica. an rancisco ept 21
Arabia, orient....;.... ..Sept 86
Alesla, orient. .Oct?18
Nioomedia. orient. . . . . , .Nov, 8
Numantla, , orient ............Nov. 30,
r i'iTsls la lort.- ' '
Tola, Br. ah........... ...Elevator dock
Dalgonar. Br.- ah . . . . . . . . . ... .Oceanic
Bee, Am. sch. .. .Willamette I. A & Wka
Siam, Gr. .sb . . . . i .-Portland Lumber Co.
Conway Castle. Br. bk... Columbia No. 8
Kin Cyrus. Am. seh. ........ . .Astoria
Beulah. . Am. sch, . ... ...... . . . .Astoria
Vlncennes. Fr. hk. ..-. . ..Columbia. No. 1
North1 King, Am. tug. ....... .. .Astoria
Awtelopsi Am. soa.-r...o -ef uneem
6t Nioholas, -Anx-ah. . . . . . . .... .Astoria
St. Louis. Fr. bk.. Pacific Coast bunkers
Compeer, Am. sch. ............. .Rainier
Strathness, Br. s. .Portland Lumber Co.
North Star. Am. tua. .......... .Astoria
Americana, Am. sch..... .....Vancouver
For sale by all deal era - Prloe 50
cents. Foster-Milburn vCo,,:, Buffalo,
New York, sol agents for ' th United
States. . , - - .
tak no otbet,. - , i '"": f f 1 Alio McDonald, Am. sch. ...... .Astorls'
Col d Vlllebois Muriel, Fr. bk Stream
Honolpu, Am. sch, Wsstport
Oliver J. Olsen. Am. as... Tongue Point
J. B. Stetson, Am. str. .. .Tongue Point
Eva, Ger. as...... Flour mills
Berlin, Am. sh Albina
Nome City. Am. str Llnnton
Northland, Am. str Tongue Point
Kalomo, Br. ss
Glendale, Am. sch
Wrestler Am. bktn....
Wsllacut, Am. barge..
Johan Poulsen. Am. str
Roanoke, Am. ss ,
Redondo, Am. ss ,
dumber Carrier Ba Boats.
Thomas L. Wand,t.Am. str. San Francisco
Coaster, Am. str. San Francisco
Susie M. Pluramer, Am. sch. . .Guaymas
Wasp, Am. atr San Francisco
Lettltla, Am. sch. San Francisco
Annie M. Campbell, Am. sch r. . . .
San Francisco
Glendale, Am. sch .'San Francisco
Mabel Gale, Am. sch San Francisco
Andy Mahoney, Am. sch.. .San Francisco
Cascade, Am. str San Francisco
Salvador, Am. sch .San Francisco
W. F. Garms, Am., sch San Pedro
Virginia. Am. ach..... Port Loa Anaelea
Lakme, Am. ss...,. San . Francisco
' Sn sunt With Cement and Oeneral.
Buccleuch, Br. sh.. Hamburg
Brenn. Fr. bk...... Hull
Europe. Br. bk Antwerp
Genevieve Molinos, Fr. bk London
Rene Kerviler, Fr. sh.. Hamburg
Laennec, Fr. ah Swansea
Le Filler. Fr. bk ..London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk.. Hamburg
Mozambique, Br, bk. ... .Newcastle, E.
Samoa, Br. bk.. Shields
Thiers, Fr. sh Newcastle, E.
Marechael Turrene, Fr. bk... Hamburg
VlUe d Mulhous, Fr. bk Antwerp
Guethary, Fr. bk ....Antwerp
Plerrl Lotl, Fr. bk. Antwerp
Walden Abbey. Br. ah.. Antwem
Glenesslln, Br. sh Antwerp
Versailles, Fr. bk... Lelth
General de Boisdeffre, Fr. bk.. London
General de Negrler, Fr. bk. .... London
Bayard. Fr. dm Antwerp
Vllle de Dijon, Fr. bk...... ....Antwerp
Alice Marie, ' Fr. bk Antwerp
Eugene Rergallna Fr. bk. ... .Antwerp
H. Haekfleld. Gr. bk Honolulu
Arctic Stream. Br. ah Rotterdam
Crown of India, Br. bk .Antwerp
Cornll Bart, Fr bk Antwerp
Julea Gommea, Fr. bk Rotterdam
Edward Detailla, Fr. bk Antwerp
Coal Skips Sn Boat.
Belen. Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
ClaverdonT Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Willscott Am. bk., Newcastle, A.
Port Patrick, Br. sh Newcastle, A.
St Mlrren, Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Crillon, Fr. bk.. Newcastle, A.
Ardencralg, Br. bk. Newcastle, A.
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle,, A.
tsuiron, f r. dk. Newcastle, A.
Castle Rock, Br. sh ..Sydney, A.
RedhilL Br. as,... Newcastle, A.
Knight Templar, Br. ss. .Newcastle, A.
Tymerlc. Br. str Newcastle. A.
Henry Viliard, Am. str. . .Newcastle, A.
Thordia, Nor. atr. . . . . t.Morovan, Japan
Homeward Bound, Am. bk. Newcastle. A.
tsmuy iteea. Am. an.. .Newcastle, Aus.
Ancalos, Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Brlseux, Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
Tramp Steamers sn Bout.
Elss, Nor. ss...... San Francisco
African Monarch, Br. ss.. Japan
Inveran, Br. ss fPort Los Angeles
Terndene, Br; str. .. ..7., San Francisco
icrjr YiRcn, .Mor. h,.,bu rranclSCO
Admiral Borreson. Nor. sa San FV.
Barkston, Br. ss. ..... . . .San Franlcsco
Oil Steamers Sn.
Atlas Am. str .'...San Francisco
Maverick, Am. ss San Francisco
Santa Rita, Am. ss....:..8an Frinciwn
W. S. Portr, Am. ss..,.......Gavloto
Sn Bout in Ballast to Iod Orala.
Gael, Fr. bk. ..Puret Sound
Turgot. Fr. bk.........;..pUget Sound
Mlltonburn, Br. . bk. . , . . .Santa Rosalia
Dumfireahlre, Br. sh. .Port Los Angeles
8ully. Fr. bk... ..San Francisco
Celtic enter, nr. sn .....Honolulu
Admiral uorneuiier. Fr. dk Ban Ft.
Btratharyfo. Br. . sh. ..... . ... . . .Caliita
Castor, Br. sh.. Valparaiso
Noeml, Fr. bk. .Seattle
Alsterkamp, Ger. sh. .. . . .Caleta Colosa
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steam schooner Johan .Pniilsn
will arrive from San Francisco .this
afternoon at. oak street dock. . Sh will
, . , , , . . -
iwii luiuuer ivr rtiurn cargo.
Th barken tin Wrestler arrived at
Llnnton this mornln to load lumbar.
Captain A. Thomas reporta an unevent
ful vovitt from Port Ita inr.l.i
The North Palflo liner Roanoke will
be at Martin's dock tonight at about 7
o'clock from Ban Pedro and way porta.
The British shit) Conway Castle will
finish loading wheat at Columbia dock
Mo. z this arternoon. She will clear
for Europe with th first cargo of new
cron wheat aet afloat thla season
The German' ateamer Eva ablfted to
tne nnur mm thla morning to load
flour for Vladivostok.
Th German ehlp Alsterkamp la earn
ing her to load cereals this fall. She
cornea In ballast from South America.
Jim Buro, a deackhand on th steamer
Beaver, Jumped into tha river at Oak
roint tne other day and aaved a truok
load of lumber. The truck got away
from the man handling It and ran Into
the river. Bora- awii-aad n at one
leaped and brought th lumber ashore. .
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Sept. 10. Arrived down dar
ing -tha night Steamers Breakwater
and Caaco. Arrived at 7:80 and left up
at 10 a m., ateamer Roanoke, from
San Pedro and way porta. Arrived at
8:80 and left up at :0 a. m., ateamer
Johan Poulaen, from San Francisco.
Astoria, Sept 10. Arrived down at
7:16 and sailed af 6:80 p. m., steamer
Costa Rica for Ban Francisco. Arrived
down at Ton irue Point during the night,
steamer Northland.
Astoria, Sept 10. Condition of th
bar at 8 a m.--Obscured; wind south
east 18 miles; weather, cloudy.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
8:08 a. m., 8.8 feet; 8:85 p. m.. 8.6 feet
Low water, 8:88 a tn., 0.8 feet; 8:60 p.
m., 0.8 feet.
Astorls, Sept 10. Arrived at 11:80 a.
m., steamer- Redondo, from Seattle.
Sailed at 11:80 a m., steamer Caaoo, for
San Francisco, sailed at 12 noon,
steamers -Breakwater and Costa Rica.
San Francisco, Sept. 10. Arrived
at 6 a. m., steamer George W. Elder,
from Portland. Sailed last night steam
er Lakme, for Portland.
Gavloto, 8ept. 10. Sailed this morn
ing, steamer W. 8. Porter, for Portland.
PATRICK BKICE, DEAD; .
INDJAN WAR VETERAN
(Special Dlspatck to Tb JearsaLI
Butte, Mont, Sept 10. Patrick Brloe,
hero of several Indian wars and on of
the argonauts of th early '50s. died
yesterday at Anaconda of Bright' dis
ease. Brio was awarded a medal for
signal bravery during the Nes Perce
war In 1877 In connection with th res
cue of th 6-year-old daughter of an
army officer named Manuel.
Brlce had been taken captive by th
Indiana, but through tha friendship of a
Nes Perce chief he was given opportu
nity to escape. , It wss wl.il he waa
stealthily making his way crawling
through the brush to evade the hostile
Nes Perces that he heard the cry of
the child for "mamma" near the Indian
camp. At great riak to himself, with
the redskins within striking distance,
he succeeded in gaining possession of
th child, and after two days of great
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Brlce was one of th best-known pio
neers of Anaconda.
Tndav will be th last dav of dis
count on west aid gas bills.
Watches cleaned. 81. 148 Wash, st
Report on Reform School.
(Special Dlipatch to Tha Joarnai.)
Salem, Or., Sept. 10. Th report of
N. H. Looney, saperlntendent of the
stat reform school, was presented to
th stat board yesterday. During th
month two inmates were returned from
fiarol. and two which had escaped, mak
ng the total enrollment 86 as com
pared to 85 at th beginning; of tha . f
month. Th sum of 8886.80 was re- i
celved from th national government as !
charges on two Inmates from Alaska.
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