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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. V07.
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TO PHILIPPIfJES
i British Steamer Inreran
li , .Will Be Here Soon
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to Load.
CHr of Ptntmt, flan Franclaco. .Oct. J7
O. W. Eldar, Han Pedro and way. Oct 19
Nleomedla, orient Nov. t
Numantla. orient Nov. SO
Arabia, orient Deo. II
Tesaels la Port.
Tola, Br. ah N. P. Mllla
Slam, Or. eh Portland Lumber Co.
North King. Am. tug Aatorla
St Nlcholaa, Am. ah Aatorla
North Star, Am. tug Aatorla
Berlin, Am. h Oohle
Emllv F. Whitney, Am. bk Rt. Johns
Grave Harbor, Am. aa..WllL I. A B. wke.
RedhllU Br. as Irvins;
Trmorlc, Br. ea Drydork
Qenevleve Moll no. Kr. bk. . .ureenwirli
W. K. tierme. Am. ach Knappton
Jamra Ralph, Am. ach Wmtpnrt
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laennor, Fr. ah Coal bunkers
Turgot, Fr. bk Pac. C, coal bunkpra
Oeo. W. Eliler. Am. aa Mftrtln'a
Ia Tiller. Fr. bk . &
Hriicni Fr hk Antnr'.n
TV VJW I Ms Homer, Am. aa Martina
Ail iimii x Indian Monarch. Br. aa
Thoe I,. Wand. Am. aa.
Hrakwater, Am. ki
iFIEST SHJPJIENT
ROSY COMPLEXION "
WITHOUT COSMETICS
Zona Prescription for the ma
aid to Work Woadara on
th Oomplexloa.
A good complexion la aaaentlai to
facial beauty, and If It cannot be at
tained naturally, then artificial mean
muat be resorted to.
Hut all ladlea rearet the necessity of
ualna Imitation beautv and would
Kindly poaaesa the natural roay glow
with which aome of their alstera are
ao bountifully favored.
Here la a preacrlntlnn that cornea
llluff croaa the ocean, from France, the home
i t xr 1 o many uwiui) ixcrrii, ami n
( i K.mkorK "" Known to acience nr rrjuvrnmmg
".... , 1 navnrlh Aflr 111 H IV 1 M II III irHIUIIIIH I 1 1 I'Ml'lll v.
X.nml.r Camera 11 oun. ounce of Hoee Water
. rortlnjid WIU Hona immcneo unu . v,k N Tongue Point y"th s well aa promoting the
... ii.L.i,., t-A.r cn-h .,,. In undeveloped or shrunken parts
M titlM of Lumber to Foreign Port tender . .... .Couch street 0b(a,n rom )r ,ir,1(?,Bt:
Two
on n?"
Daring Month of October aod Thnmai L. Wand, Am. str. Ran Francisco Bplrita of Oolojrne. four ounces crystal-
i I Hull m Finnimrr Am. sen. .(iuavmaa izeii eartoin I sk n room.
' 1 I OiSIWy lreK rormrr ncturui. i Icttitla, Am. acn nan F rancisco rut mo parioin mm a pint 'i imi
, Mabel (Jale, Am. ach Kan Franclaco water (not bollina;) and after it Is dln-
Irrlnla. Am. acn....ori i.os Angnies eoiven aim cnoimi niriim n inmunii
Inveran
rill
Lakme. Am. ss.
J. B. Stetson, Am. ss..
l iiw ohh"" 1 ---in. . k..i'i., ..
" arrive here this week to load lumber for Excelsior Am. sa
:.. . a. Mur e . Am. ach. .
M'Wanlla. She was auppo.ea i-m- f,hl,nl ,m h
iH tin for wheat for the orient but yes- I
Ynllnwitnn. Am. am.
; it ... announced that her cargo - . with Oamant and Oanaral. th" k,n- .'" n. Inexrenslve mixture
V ' . . . . .. ' . . . I the ingredients being ont.unanie at an
wwulu vtfiiciufc v. - - - immrut ii, Koon arug aittre ana is wen wuun
.Ran Francisco fine cloth and add the Hose Water and
.Han Franclaco Cologne Spirits. Tut It in a bottle or
San Fraaclaco fruit Jar and keep well corked when not
.Ran Franclaco In use.
.Ran Francisco This wash la to be applied twice a
.San Franclaco day or oftener. and miunni'cl well int
bk Hull
. i .rf,nirni In the PhlHoDlnes. Prenn. Fr.
, ;jTb. big tramp will carry all of 3.600.000 ge.pV.-.b. V:.Y:I!'
' j. vt:u I Ail ii. nuw, r iininuui n
"' i It Is some time since the last cargo Mozambique. Br. bk Newcastle. EI
. . thi. nnri Samoa, Br. bk Shields
',,'Wl lUHIlwi " - ' - - ,
trial.
ALONG THE WATEKFROXT.
.Newcastle. R
The steam achoonnr Wellesley la re-
ci in" r, , . Ti,i(n. Fr. sh.
i?.ilC"t thi , fWt "hat romparatrvely Marechal Turrene. Fr. bk Hamburg ported as comln here from a Callfornl
i , vine ii Minnouse
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r..Vi- b. t... k..n r.lr,nH In that UN' a, M llllluunr, ri. urn.
V.. " 5 i-Tr u:-,f. ," ii.thrt. Ouethary. Fr. bk
?.,TOU ' "V jr.V. Plerrl Lotl. Fr. bk.
L'mbe1 rJnUtwZ&i bV.raIyy.a.den Abbey. Br. ah
mills of this city. v., ..in.. Vr hk
ine inern m now " l . ui... it. vl.
north from San Diego according to M"'"''" ""i3""iVk "
private dlspatcn, ana sne may o iuuito - v--
for here 1 uesday or Wednesday. She Prd- ,Vii.VKi
reached th. aouthern port on Hept.ra- V lad 1 Uon Fr bk....
br 28. with a cargo of coal from New- Alice Marie. I-r bk. ....
,..tl N R W.. and immediately upon rugen- w ". r r. u.
having finlKbed discharging, wa. or- HJ ackr.e ur. ok
Jered to thla port to taie lumber for Arctic 8'rjam- .B-
XI. nil. trown ui linn., u. . .
"tJL. ... u,.mi.. -hirh Cornll Bart. Fr. bk
was chartered a few days ago by the Jules Oomnaea . bk .
T i. .-. i t. m h, r nnrntmnv in hdward Detallle, Fr. ok.
carry lumber to the orient la also ex- Emllle Oalllne. Fr. bk. London
r-ti here during the early part of Ernest legouve. Fr. bk Antwerp
th. week. Bhe. too. will carry away Rajore, Br. sh Londor
about 3.&00.000 feet With these steam- Coal Ships Sa Jtonta.
re to clear during the month. dded to Ben rr hKril Nwecastle. A
the larae auanmv oi lumuer ircu) ci..hIaii Kr .h Nawrn.ti. a
Bt.rtert for foreign ports, the showUig n-iii.nnti Am hk v...ti.' a
lor tne rnonm or utiuiw in '-port Patrick. Br. ah Newcastle. A.
Antwerp port to load iuinbci
Antwerp The steam schooner i nomas L.. wan
.Antwerp will load lumber at the mills of, th
.Antwerr, Portland Lumber company for a re
.Antwerp turn cargo to Kan Francisco.
. ..Lelth The steamer Re.Iondo was expected in
. I.ondon I from Seattle last Merit but up to
London late hour last nlEht nothing had been
Antwerp heard of her. fine was supposed to nav
..Antwerp left Seattle Thursday nlclit.
Antwerp The steamer. Indiana and Altec will
. .Antwerp I make a couple of trips between port
.Honolulu ianil nn1 Ban Francisco in me jiarri
Rotterdam man line to help out the smaller paa
. .Antwerp I senger steamers that are entirely in
Antwerp I auieciuate to Handle tne rreignt.
Rotterdam The British steamer Kedlilll did not
.Antwerp finish loading wheat at Irving dock
yesterday aiternoon as expected out
will get away during the early part or
the week. She carries aPout i.ooo tons.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. Oct. 12. Condition of bar
ticular line will be flattering and per- c xtir.n Rr ah V.w..fi." a' 5 P- n . smooth, wind southeast. 18
haps high enough to break all former rr,nnn F; hk Newcastle' A miles; weather cloudy. fhlck outside.
i ' records Ardencralg, Br. bk Newcastle. A. r. " 81 b 1 8 m n , 'T1 ui" R
, The Norwegian steamer 'lerie ikm r,... K,.hnAi.lnr irr hit Nnni. a s u a. m.. steamer iirruawnivr irom
which reached Astoria yesterday morn- Bufron Fr bk Newcastle! A. Coos tflJ' Arrived down at 2:16 a m
in. .n in th. mill, nt Tonirue nnlnt l,.....i. 'x u d, .w c . . and sailed at 2 p. m . steamer lalsy
to take on a part cargo but will come Knght Templar. Br. as. .. Newcastle. A. r reeman. for ban Francisco
1 here to finish. Bhe Is being dispatched Henry Vlllard, Am. str. ... Newcastle. A. 8an rancisco. Oct.- 12 Arrived.
'? by the American Trading company for Thordla Nor str Morarsn, Japan "tcaior" R- ' Inman. ( itv of Panama,
' BhanghaJ. This Is the Terje VIken s Homeward Bound. Am. bk. Newcastle, A. and, Aurella from Portland
third visit here within a few months, pmv Reed. Am. ah Newcastle A
having taken two successive cargoes inralni. Br. ah Newcastle A.
to Australia. Brodick Castle. Br. sh, ...Newcastle, A.
Trimn Steamers Sa Bouts.
EN ROUTE LIST GROWS. African Monarch. Br. as Japan
1 Inveran. Br. as Port Los Angeles
More Vessels Chartered for Port- Fern.d"-,,?r- "tr:i S8" "1 c
k il raineill IK, ui. bb oun r mm inu
Lane i ijn2UJiiiir. i niriinunau. ni . bs tnm;uuoi, n. v..
I OimiK An wr TJ Ran Vm n " mnn
Apvm-aI new rrnln charter wer an- I v-... . t u.a.eAn
' - - - - - ruirncc, oi . Hiring iuh
flounced yesterday, all for Euror. Thf HrlUstl Monnrch, Br. s..8an Francisco
Northwest Warehouse company will h?H,nfririr nr mm Run Wmnninnn
load the French barks Charles Gounod, Rraml Br B'g ' San Francisco
. z. " J V' ijarscuDe. nr. as nan r ranciaco
Jsh ship Carnarvon Bay at Portland, Bene of ireland, Br. as. .San Francisco
and the British steamer Glensbrae at Horderer. Br. ss San Francisco
aacoma. Ooto Maru. Jap. as Ran Francisco
Th. Ph.rle. i .n 1 1 n nn Koilff-n I n v 11 1. nn1 1 . . ,L.n n c- t. I
- , . . i i raignan, xji. omi r lauuiacu
i Armen sre now bound for Ban Fran- Franklyn Br. , San Francisco
V
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i Cisco with cargoes from different Ku- Rjyerdale' Br ss .. ' Orient
I ropean ports but they will be ordered qv Louise.' Br." ss. . .'.V.San 'Francisco
'i r.evi0 ,when rft,,leved "f, thelr Ormldale, Br ss Ban Francisco
freight. The Armen, Bougainville and
a. Charles Gounod are well known, having
H Jnaded here several times. The Car
narvon Bay Is known the world over
K because of her many sensational ex-
periences and narrow escapes from de
! atmetion.
I Wheat is being brought in from the
Interior as rapidly as It can be dis-
t posed or and exporters are anxious for
I vessels that the docks do not become
T hlockaded. As it is there are more
, vessels coming here under charter to
load wheat than ever before in the hts-
tory of the port, and more than twice
as many as aie bound for all the Pugct
auunu pons coniDinea.
HAD PERFECT WEATHER,
i
Steamer Breakwater Arrives From
Coos Bay Port.
Beautiful weather was enjoyed bv
those who came to Portland from Coos
Bay last night on the steamer Break
water, the officers of the steamer say
ing that they had never seen such per
fect conditions before. The aky was
clear and the sea smooth as a mirror.
It was 6 o'clock when the steamer
reached Oak street dock but longshore
men were put to work at once discharg
ing the carpo because the craft Is
booked for the drydock Monday morn
ing for a general overhauling. Tomor
row she will discharge about 100 tons
of coal at the bunkers and then shift
down to the dock near St. Johns. From
this on the Breakwater will ilinart nn
Wednesday nights Instead of Monday
if nights as heretofore.
. i 'lhls will give a boat to Coos out
of Portland at better intervals than
when the Alliance sailed Saturdays and
the Breakwater on Wednesdays
The Alliance left last night from
Couch street dock with BOO tons of
jf freight and so passengers.
fr ( MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
egtUar X.tners Due to Arrive.
4 Redondo, Seattle Oct. 13
S Alesia, orient Oct. 14
J Alliance. Coos Bay Oct. 17
i City of Panama. Son Francisco. .Oct. 18
. , Breakwater. Coos Bay Oct. 21
Jf Roanoke, Han Pedro and way.... Oct. 22
" Costa Rica, San Francisco Oct. 24
Nicomedia, orient Oct, 26
Numantia. orient Nov. 20
j- Arabia, orient Dec. 10
f Regular liners to Depart.
f Costa Rica, San Francisco Oct. IB
t Keoondo, Seattle Oct. 18
I Breakwater, Coos Bay Oct. 16
- G. W. Klder, Sun 1'edro and way. .Oct, 17
Alliance. Coos Bay Oct. 19
;;. Ale Ma, orient Oct. 23
. Roanoke. San Pedro and way-. ...Oct. 24
Strathnalrn. Br ss San Francisco
Auchencraig, Br. ss , Mojl
Oil Staamara Doa.
Col. El T. Drake, Am. as. .San Francisco
Atlas, Am. ss Ban Francisco
En Monte In Ballast to Iioad drain.
Gael, Fr. bk Puget Sound
Mlltonburn. Br. bk Santa Rosalia
Immflreshlre, Br. sh...Port Los Angeles
Kully. Fr. bk San Francisco
Celtic Chief, Br. sh Honolulu
Admiral Corneuller, Fr. bk San Fr.
Strathgryfe. Br. sh Callao
Castor, Br. sh Valparaiso
Noemi. Fr. bk Seattle
AlHterkamp, Uer. sh....Caleta Colosa
Bchubek, Uer. bk Valparaiso
Olenelvan, Br. ah Santa Rosalia
Ostara, Uer. sh Valparaiso
Amazon. Br. bk Mollendo
Alexander Black, Br. bk.....8ao Diego
Windsor Park, Br. sh Caldera
Clan Buchanan, Br. sh. ..Santa Rosalia
Clackmannanshire, Br. sh. .. .Valparaiso
Wavertree. Br. sh Tocopilla
Elginshire. Br. bk Caldera
Largo Bay, bk Valparaiso
Cha.lea Gounod, Fr. Bk..San Francisco
Armen. Ft. bk San Francisco
Carnarvon Bay. Br. ah West Coast
Fremnntle, Oct. 12 Arrived. October
10. Norwegian steamer Mathilda from
Portland.
Lizard. Oct. 12. Passed October 11.
French ship Bayonne from Portland for
Falmouth
Antwerp, Oct. 12. Sailed October 10.
French bark Eugene Pergellne, for
Portland
Tides at Astoria Sunday High, 5:42
a. m., 6.6 feet; 5:09 p. m., 8.0 feet. Low,
11:12 a. m.. 35 feet
NEW FEATURE IS
ADDED TO Y. W. C. A.
The educational committee of the
Young Women'a Christian Association
is offering a new membership privilege
this year In the course of monthly en
tertainments, the first of which will
be given on Tuesday evening, October
15, at 8:30 o'clock at the association
rooms. Dr. Frank Caasaday. who has
recently come to Portland from Minne
apolis, will givo readings from Shakes
peare and Miss Delta Watson will ren
der some of the charming little songa
found in the great bard's writings.
J ne committee reels sure that every
member will avail herself of this privi
lege of hearing a man who haa de
lighted so many clubs with his fine
Interpretations, and a singer who is
already ao well known In Portland,
Daly Takes Ten-Mile Run.
(United Preas Leased Wire.)
New York. Oct. 12. John Daly, the
Irish-American Athletic club runner,
won the 10-mlle run today for the ama
teur championship. Me outclassed the
other 17 starters and finished a lap
and 10 yards In front of the second
man, W. Collins. J. J. Gallagher of
Philadelphia finished third. Time.
65:16.
Metzger aavea you money on watchea.
NOTED POLISH PAINTER USES
PORTLAND'S ROSES AS SUBJECTS
Portland Is the hostess for a distin
guished visitor who has been enter
tained riera for several weeks. Paul
Putzki Is probably the most distin
guished ceramic artist in the United
States and his work has reached a point
that persuades doubting skeptics to put
china painting in a high class of art.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Richard R. Hoge
gave a public display of his work at her
residence on Kverett street and there
were several hundred people there who
pronounced his work most interesting.
Mr. Putzki is a Pole, who has lived
in America for the greater part of his
life. Every two years he goes abroad
to be in touch with the new points In his
art. He settled first In Chicago, where
he met Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Sho
studied with him and later he went to
Washington and collaborated with her
in painting an entire dinner set, one of
the most famous in the world. The
game set shows a wild turkey and the
other pieces are In harmony. Mrs. Har
rison was instrumental In locating him
In Washington, where his work Is hljjh
ly thought of. The Boston store, the
largest store of Its kind In Washington, !
has a display of his work constantly.
Mr. Putzki has a substantial following ,
also In Baltimore, and he has often
taken large assignments for work in
New York.
Some of his pieces attracting special 1
attention for their beauty and unusual
ncss were vases with complete woodland :
scenes In rich greens and browns. One
represents an ascent up a little hill,
which grows lighter and greener toward
the top and has a lovely sky effect har- ,
monizlng with the tones below. A punch ;
bowl covered with luscious grapes of all j
varieties Is another beautiful piece. He I
has done some beautiful pieces In pine j
cones, and In various flowers. But best j
known are his orchids, which are paint- !
ed from famous orchids of the White I
House hothouse, where he always has !
entree. i
Mr. Putzki Is fascinated with this!
country and with Portland's roses. He
has made some effective water colors
of Mrs. Hoge's roses and expects to use
them in his china work. There Is a
possibility that he may remain in Portland.
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$30.00 Values
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IN BROWN, BLUE,
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$32.50
Value
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BROWN, BLUE,
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$8.50 Values
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$8.75
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A large assortment of
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Neck Pieces, regular
$8.50
values
$4.50
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500 more new Hats will be opened Monday Hats
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In Brown Blue, Velvet,
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