The Oregon daily journal., February 11, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. 'TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II, 1003.
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nun or season
Mr. Alaxw.H Will Contin
One More Opportunity
a-;
ue Offer far a Few"
v;,DayrMow",!;1':-'
French Bark Emllie Galline
Arrives From London
.r? Direct.
TAR FALLS FROM
YARD BUT LIVES
r
Captain Arnaudtlaon rrldes Himself I
Although our special sale ended laat
Saiurda and aa we have- atlll several
hundred patterns -in stock of tha new
auitinaa and overcoats of tha lata ahlo- I
ment we have decided to give thoaa an I
opportunity to get clothea mad to 1 1
order wno nave not gotten a suit or ,
overcoat of our new goods. ' We have
aold and made up 111 aulta and SI over
ooata in the past month and we have
pi eased (nam ail ana we are quite aura
mat we can pieaae you aiao.
Tailor-made elothea from tne Max-
well Tailoring company look better,
on Bavins Moat Sanctimonious a httl bU mor, th"th, average-price
. , , . w''vmmtmm t I nand-me-down"' aulta xrom ine raaay
Crew JadjrinaT from Am lm.da iothin atoi-.
;.-.,-:-..- n-i- I Our JJ7.II suit or overcoat, made to I
uni in r qrecawo wu. erdM frora th nnast English woolens.
I la tha very beat value on ma racino
ooaat and would coat you In any other
. . . . . . -
i . . . A.m.. f.-- I nrai-ciaaa anon a.u.
, im ittocb Mm urnun u.u v- we are atlll giving free of charge
tain Ludwla- Arnaudtlson, arrived la the I with every ault or overcoat made to
Harbor thla morning; with a cargo of ce-1 order a fancy silk vest or a pair of
meat from London. She made tha faat-l" i?""!?,.,! . di,,nllt of 14 tr
rit run Of tha season from Europe, covent on nearly 14,000 worth of English
Horn I woolens tnat were due to arrive eariy
in
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AlLs Odd 11 '
' ' ' ' ' - ' i ' ' '. ' .' ' '. i
erlne: the dlatance by way of Capa
. in 124 daya from port to port She i
' . lo daya off the mouth of the river.
waelln September and did not arrive untf
ao I December n. ana we are aiTina our
i... .,..i'..uin. tima u oolr 114 1 cuatomera tne ad van tag oi mi a oia-
m r k - 4 aw.. . ... ..!. wi.
j.m I COUnc MUBl VII I urn. (wua s uiiauil
; Mn. n.ml pane had a I for the year round. Don't mlea thla
mfraiiiioua aacaoe from death when the opportunity ana can aariy xor uta Deat
veeeel waa roundln Cape Horn. While ""f"0" t ..,
uaiatlna-In handling the eanvaa be loat I All rooda cut under theperaonal
Z1,m " .w. i. . it.-. fwi I aunervlalon of Mr. alaxweil. lull dreaa
plunged beaa firat througa tne nui m i V.Ti.. inihiT-iif 'k 'a.i.v
Fiitfinf;. ; Hla ahlpmatea expected ll.lIfiri hmfr. finlanad
eee nun qaanea to piwi ra . un , M,,.. .v,
iut . the plucky tar managed to grab a
una. wnicn atoooea ma oownwara mgnu
Maxwell Tailoring company. Store I
Th? audden JeVknoarly tore the arma I .K" n" 142 "r?aa
from their aocketa. but the pain aoonl Alder. Branch Btora III Third atreet
dlaappeared. Captain Arnaudtlion aaya I
It waa a moat remarkable escape from
death. It la said ha dropped fully a
distance of 7 feet - . .
' In -Deaklna' of hla crew. Captain
Arnaudtiaoa aaya be haa a aomewhat
the Yellowstone, Washington and T. 8.
Lood. The Tellowatone will load lum
ber for a return cargo down at Rainier,
tne waaaingron win come nere zor
theolorlcel crowd. One la named Le I part cargo-or wheat and tha F. S, Loop
Paoe (the do Dei. another Lie veque ttnei wiu joaa return cargo or iu
lumber at
bishop), a third Labbe (priest) and a I the mills of tha Inman-Poulaen Lumber
bear the like?- aaka
fourth Cure (curate
" "DM anyone ever
tha skinner. "Certainly t have a sanctl
monioua crowd, , Judging from their
names.
company.
TARS EJf JOY 11T8IO.
Tha wmiiie oaiiine encountered both I Seamen' Friend Society Glrea Very
atorma ana rmjr weaiDer. nt I Ileaaant Entertainment.
up the Pacific In the weartaome latitude I Tha Portland Beamen'a Friend society
of tho equator, the aklpper and crew J rave IU weekly concert for sallora laat
' made thlna-a InUreatinr by hooking Im-1 arenlnr. - There.waa a large attendance
menae man eating aharke. A atrlng of ana quite a number of townspeople
preaeni.
II wa the record catch of one day.
Some aharke measured 10 feet In length.
The Emllie Galline waa bare about a
vcr ago. She is consigned to Meyer,
Wilson A Co., and will probably begin
discharging at Columbia dock tomorrow.
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.'; MC03EEDIA DEPARTS.
were
The program, in tha banda of the
young people of tho Firat Presbyterian
church, waa greatly appreciated. It
follows:
Grapnanhone selections; vocal solo,
Mlsa Caffev; comio song, Dr. Claude
Powell: violin solo. Mr. Blankholm; solo,
Sam Phillips; comic song Arthur Iso
mer; solo, 8. N. Steele; piccolo solo.
One of Oriental Liners In Harbor I Robin Adair; nolo. Miss Coffey; violin
noio, ait. Diinxnoim; comic song, ciauae
Startg for Hongkong.
" The Portland Asiatic liner Nloo
tnedia. Captain Wagemann, left down
thla afternoon bound for Hongkong and
way ports with a cargo of lumber, flour
ana
111.
general merchandise valued at 8S,-
Powell; song, Thomaa Hennikson.
MARINE WTE1XIGEITCB.
BegTUar Zdaera Bna to Arriye.
Alliance, Coos Bay Feb.
15
Flour shipment! are light as usual at I Breakwater. Coos Bay Feb. II
mere oeing out u. w. Elder. Sun Pedro and way.Feb. II
. this time of the rear.
1H.84S Darreis on tne steamer, as com
pared with 41,000 barrels at other times.
he carries more lumber than ordinarily,
in
. V. ......
ine noia.
there being 861.761 feet
The Alesla Is loading flour at the
mills and ' will probably shift to Al-
blna dock to finish her cargo during
tne latter part oi tne wook. v
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Navigators Are Warned of Changes
In San Pablo Channel.
Nnllm la riven that : Ran Pablo I Senator. San Franclaco
dredged channel buoy. No. 1, a black, I Hanalei, San Francisco.
xirst-ciasa can, is reported almost sun- inumsnus. orient
merged. - it win do replaced by a new
Duoy aa sooq ' as practicaDie.
Senator, San Francisco Feb. II
Hanalei.' San Francisco Feb. ta
Numantia, orient Feb. 15
Rose City, San Francisco .Feb. IS
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Feb. 25
Arabia, orient April 1
Nlcomedla, orient May 1
Alesla, orient...,. ..Junel
Begnlar Uners to Depart,
Breakwater. San Francisco Feb 12
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. ..Feb. II
Rose City. San Francisco Feb. 14
Alliance, Coos Bay Feb. 17
Geo. W. Elder. San Francisco Feb rt
Alesla, orient.. ...Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
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. ma-ruu 1
Arabia, orient .....AnrU 10
Nlcomedla, orient ..May 10
Teasels ta port.
St Nicholas, Am. ah. Astoria
Berlin, Am. ah Oobla
VeraaiUes, Fr. bk Oceanic
uenry. vuiarq. Am. sa st Johns
Acme, Am. snip Dolphins
vine ae Muinouse, Fr. bk. Columbia No.
Walden Abbey, Br. ship. ....Mont No.
Guethary. 7r bk Meraey
Bayara. t, dk Greenwich
uenerai tsoieaenre, r. dk. Mont No.
Province. Br. bk.... .Elevator
...O. C
.Greenwich
irera and a I Nordaee. (inr tile. . .ivmkIh
larre Quantity of freight. She made alNaL Oer. Bk TlanfiaM
quick run despite the atormy weather. I Tweeddale, Br. aa .Elevator
Several steam aehoonera will arrive I Haldls, Nor. ss. Kalama
in ui river irom ban jfTancisco ourmg Bt. Egbert, nr. as. st Johns
ine latter pan ox ine wee. - xnree Moruaaei &r. ss port. L.br. Co.
left the Bay City yesterday.' They are I Gryfevale. Br. ss. E. & "W. mills
$ VaSs. Hdi Price
X5s '111" 'M'
Men's Suits in desirable styles . &nd patterns, in
cluding cheviots, fancy : worsteds, cassimeres : and
plain blue serges and cheviots; reg- fft y C
ular $15, at. .... . ... 1. : .
$18.00 values, on sale at i $9.00
Young Men'sStiits
$ i 5 Values $?.5Q
Young men's Suits in single-breasted styles, sizes
13 to 20 years, in neat patterns of worsteds, tweeds
or cassimere, all new style; our
regular $15 value, one half price. . . .
$7.50
Boys' Suits Half Price
Boys' Suits at one-half regular price; en
tire stock of boys' kilt and various lines
of sailor suits at one half price. Best styles
at our Boys' Clothing Dept. 2d floor.
$5.00 Suits ot $2.50
Boys' Knee-Pants Suits, double-breasted,
good patterns, wool materials, in colors
gray, brown and dark mixtures; regular
. $5 values, now on sale at $2.50.
Men's advance spring Shirts in plain colors
a . m . a a t
and ' novelties, cutis attached or detached.
coat . or regular style, pleated or plain bos
oms ; gooa value at. ( 1 Y
each;.:-. I.... :y; vu
Men's Dress Gloves, medium and litrht
weights,' al brown and tan shades, cape or
pique , sewn ; , spcaai pnee, -CI 1 C
per, pair . . .v ... .......... . .. V
Men's Wright's Health fleece-lined Under
wear,, all sues, shirts and draw-; A
ers: oer trarment. v
Men's ' natural wool super-weight . Under
wear, nicely made, well finished, all sizes,
shirts and drawers; per gar- AO
ment. . . . .V.'-.. Uv
Boys', all-wool Jerseys, with athlete's neck,
colors navy blue, maroon, Yale blue, cardi
nal or black; extraordinary AO
value, each'. ........, VafC
Men's Negligee Shirts, with soft attached
collar, Oxford and madras cloths, in good
patterns, checks and stripe effects; special
ft,"e:...;...i ........ $1.05
Men's fine cashmere Half Hose, black and
natural gray colors; per O
pair. ..... ...... ........ ... C
Notice is also given that San Pablo
channel beacon. No. 9. reported missing
eoruary e.- wiii do replaced by a nrst
: class can buoy as Boon as practicable.
v AMONG THE COASTERS. ,
Roanoke Arrives and Steam Schoon
v: ers are On the Waj." f
The North Pacific ' Steamship com'
tln'a dock at 1 o'clock this morning I Villa de Dijon, Fr. bk ,
from San Pedro via San Francisco and! Pierre Lotl, Fr. bk..
Kureka. bringing 61 paasengers and a I Nordsee.. Oer bk. ,
SPRING STYLES
MEN'S HATS
Now Ready
Warburton$5
Knox $5 to $10
00
Bristol .. $3 00
They arc just a little bit better than any
other make ,
Worn by men of particular taste that's
' . the proof
SOLD ONLY BY US
Arctto Stream. Br. as Stream
Alexander uiacx. Br. dk ..stream
Virginia. Am. sch Inman-Poulsen
John A. Campbell, Am. ach. ....Astoria
Cambrian King, Br. sa.... Tongue Point
Alesla, Oer. ss Flour Mill
Le Perouse, Fr. bk. Stream
Alvena. Am. sch ....Gobi
Johan Poulsen. Am. ss. . .Inman-Poulsen
R. D. Inman, Am. as. . . .Inman-Poulsen
Emllie Galline. Fr. bk Stream
Tungua, Nor. as. . . . North Pacific Mill
Jordanhlll. Br. sh. ...y Astoria
Rose City. Am. ss Alnsworth
Roanoke, Am. as Martin's
Bougainville. Fr. bk. On way up
Crown of Germany, Br. sn...un way up
Ba Bbnta to load dumber.
F. E. Sanders, Am. sch.... San Francisco
Echo. Am. bktn. Callao
Saivator, Am. ach. Redondo
Retriever, Am. bktn Redondo
Andy Mahortey. Am. sch San Pedro
Albyn. Rusa. bk. Callao
F. H. Lunsman. Am. sch. . San Francisco
A. M. Campbell, Am. sch. Redondo
J. R. Stetson. Am. ss....San Francisco
Yellowstone. Am. ss San Francisco
F. S. Loop, Am. ss San Francisco
Washington, Am. ss San Francisco
Sa Boate Wits Content and General.
Alice Maria, Fr. bk.... Antwerp
Eue-ane Rerarallne. Fr. bk. Antwern
Crown of India, Br. ah. Antwerp
Cornll Bart. Fr. bk. Antwerp
Jules GommM, Fr. bk. Rotterdam
RdwarA Detail!. Fr. bk. Antwern
Ernest tegouve, Trt, bk. Antwerp
Aberioyie, nr. an, ...Antwerp
Edmund Rostsd. Fr. bk.. London
Emanuele -Accame, It bk Hamburg
Asgerd, Br, ship Antwerp
Bldart. vr. dk Antwerp
Albert Rlckmers. Ger. bk Antwern
Clan Graham, Br. eh. Cardiff
Eugenia Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwerp
Goal Ships Ba Bonta,
Emily Reed, Am. ah Newcastle, A.
Ancaios, Br. sa .....Newcastle, A.
Brodick Castle. Br. sh... Newcastle A.
Calluna, Br. bk. ....... .Newcastle, A
NEW HAMDIAN SAN FEANCISCO LINER ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION.
311 Morrison, 0ppv! Postof fice
Largiemore, Br. sh Newcastle, A.
uinJnn Am. ach. .Newcastle. N. ft W
Agnes Oswald, Br. sh. ...Newcastle, A.
Haturaet Br. ss Newcastle, A.
. Tramp Steamers Bn Boute.
Strathfllian, Br. as.... Vancouver, B. C.
Sommerstad, Nor. ss....San Francisco
Hyades, Am. as San Francisco
Knight Templar, Br. ss. ...Valparaiso
Glenlogan. fir. aa. Guaymas
Sa Bonta In Ballast to oad Grain.
Celtic Chief, Br. sh Honolulu
Alaterkamp, Ger. sh Caleta Colosa
Clan Buchanan. Br. ah.... Santa Rosalia
Charles Gounod. Br. bk..8an Francisco
Cambusdoon. Br. sh Calota Caloia
Earl of Dunsmora, Br. sh Callao
Cloch, Br. bk. ......... ....Taltal
Andra Theodore, Fr. bk..San Francisco
Champlgny, Fr. bk.. San Diego
Nereus, Br.' ahip. .......... . Valparaiso
V.riwnL Br. bk Valoaralso
Bonchamo. Fr. bk. San Francisco
Celticburn, Br. blc ..... .Santa. Rosalia
River Falloch, Br. ah. Taicahuano
Jacobsen, Fr. bk. .... .. . .8an Francisco
Leyland Bros, Br. ship Valparaiso
nvmm. nr. ah. ...... .San Francisco
Hoche, Fr. bk..i.i.. ....... ..Honolulu
Manx King. Br. sh.. ..Taltral
, OU Steamers En Bonta.
nA ImisIi Am. as. ....San Francisco
Maverick. Am. aa. ....... San Francisco
Catania, Am. ss. .San Francisco
W, & Porter, Am. ss. ........ .Monterey
ALOSrOTTHE WATERFRONT.
ti, . . asisaassBssMBsa -
Tha steamer Alliance, Captain Olson,
left last nlaht tor Coos Bay and tha
steamer Hanalei,, Captain ... ittFarland,
I to, tnr Plan Francisco. '
Lightship No. 60 left down yesterday
aftarnnan and will be '. Disced On net
j station at the mouth of tha . Columbia
by the 15th or tnis montn. 1 , .
The new gasoline boat Boss, Is here
from the lower Columbia, to engage in
odd jobs. She is one of the finest craft
of her class ever to ply in the. harbor.
She is owned by Peter Johns.
; The French ship Admiral Fourlchen
will be here this week from Pucet
I sound to load wheat for Europe.
' Captain. Anderson, master of the
American ship Henry VlUard. has re
turned from San Franjfseo. The vessel
is at anchor near theffydock awaiting
:f charter. , V . ( , ,
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S:i:S;:rS;:i:;;m:;;;:S:;;-
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Steamship Rose City, Which Arrived at Alnsworth Dock at o'clock This Morning;.
The new Harriman liner Rosa City
is here. In. command of Captain KJd
ston she reached Alnsworth dock at I
o'clock this morning on her first voyage
as a regular liner between this port and
tne nay city, ene brought about 76
passengers and 1,000 tons of freight
The Rose City Is fullv ud to exnec
tlons and will prove a fine craft for the
run. The decks are sp&cy and: the
staterooms large and pleasant All the
woodwork is new. In fact there is
nothinar to show that the liner was
formerly the transport Lawton, except
ing the steel hull and the machinery.
stormy weatner waa encountered au
the way no the coast For tha better
part of the voyage the Rose City waa in
communication with the steamshln
Roanoke of the North Paclflo Steamship
company, which also arrived here this
morning. Both craft are equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus and there
was no time during the voyage when
their relative position was not' known.
This furnished great sport for the pas
sengers and it is said soma betting was
indulged ns to which, craft would reach
-la
While there are passenger boats mora
first Those on the Rose City
led on tne
Astorl
lost because the Roanoke
bar by several lengths.
elaborately equipped than the Rose City
it would be difficult to find one more
comfortably arranged for the traveling
puDiic. lAitnougn capame or nananng
2,600 tons. of freight and, from 400 to
600 passengers, she (has a draft of but
19 feet. This makes her especially
adapted for the bar service even under
tne most uniavoraDie conditions.,
Following is the personnel of tha of
ficers and heads of the more important
departments: Captain. William Kld
ston; chief officer, H. H. Rees; second
oiricer. uuver Kanxin: tnira orncer,
James B. Barneson; chief engineer,
John F. Jackson; first assistant E. J.
AND THIS FROM THE PEN OP CARDINAL GIBBONS :
"These trusts and monopolies, like the car of juggernaut, crush
every obstacle that stands in their way. . They endeavor not al
ways, It is alleged, without success to corrupt our national and
state legislatures and municipal councils.-' They are so intolerant
of honest rivalry as to use , unlawful meahs in' driving from the
market all competing industries. ' The supreme law of the land
should be vindicated and enforced and ample protection! should be
afforded to legitimate competing corporations as well as to the la
boring classes against unscrupulous monopolies." :
V It is no sasy matter for one man td stand ' up and nghtralngle-handed tha ;
biggest trust In the world the Beef Trust; but because he la doing it the
people of Portland are eatidg the cheapest meat and, the best meat of any city
in the United States. Look upon it aa a public duty to patronise Smith and
pass up the Bef Trust markets , that are thrown out like traps to catch you.
In every other city the cheapest cut of meat is lOo per pound. Smith sells
hla cheapest cuts from lo to 6c In other cities fancy cuts run up as high as
40c per pound.1 Smith sells hla best meats from 10c to 1IH& Bee that you I
coma to the right entrance; 226 .Alder street and sde that Smith's name is
over the door.". The. markets that are right ' up against tha Smith Meat Co. '
09 both ades ff tin no way cojecte4 with if. :V. r ;
Murravt aecond assistant. Carl E. Ste
vens; third assistant E. M. Zahte, J. E.
Byrnes is purser; Fred Funk, steward,
and Mrs. Brown, formerly of the Costa
Rica, is stewardess. Purser Byrnes and
Steward Funk' were on the Columbia
when she went down off Shelter Cove. '
HAIL ORDERS W
FOR PADEREW8K'
Mall ordera
from .tnis eltv i
be received beginning next Frld
February 14, St Valentine's da
iur w. vuminsj wnovri oi . j
world'a greateat planlat Pad ere ws
which will be " given at the ' H
llg theatre. Fourteenth and Was
lngton streets, on Monday evenin
February 24. Address letters and ma,
checks and money orders payable 1
W. T. Panels, manager Heillg theatf
Inclose a self-addressed envelope
help Insure safe return. These orde
will be filled in order of their recel
and returned to the sender before t
regular box office sale opens at the
ire. mono jieiug uieatre-ior any
formation desired. n
BIABINR NOTES
Astoria. Feb. 11. Sailed at I a.
steamer Northland, for Ban Francis-
and British steamer Bessie Dollar, 1
Kobe. Arrived down at I a. m.. Btean
Alliance, for Cops -Bay. - Sailed at 1
a. m., steamer Xaley Freeman, for 6,
Francisco. . - , l.
Cherbourg. Feb. 11. Balled Febrna
7th. -French bark Eugenie FautraL 1
Portland. v I
Astoria. Feb. 10. Arrived at I a
left up at 7 p. m., steamer Rosa OS,
from San Francisco. Arrived at 4 a
left up at 6:10 p. m., steamer Roanol
from San Pedro and way porta. A
rived down at 7 p. m.. British staatr
Bessie Dollar. - . I
San Francisco, Fen. 10. Balled at
m.. steamers F. S. Lood and Wat
ngton. for Portland; at I p. m.. ateanf
zeiiowstone, ror porciana.
Astoria. Feb. 11. condition. or
bar at 8 a. m.. rough; wind, northwi
40 miles: weather, cloudy. - I
Tides at Astoria today Him watef
.... . a . . .A.. A . , '
a. in., i.a icoi, iv.iv p. in., ... ia
Low water 2:24 a. m., t.l feet; :42F
m, o.t reel.
to pazniri thx oxzr.
LAI1TIVB BROMO OTJINrNB renevea
eaoae, Torre la only one "BROMO QUI MRS
Look for slgnatare af B. W. OBOVB. Sod
FRAWK 1. SMITH MWA
CO
226 Alder Street, Belweeri.First and Second Streets.
- "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" :
Choice cuts of Small Porterhouse and "T"-Bone Stea
per lb. ..... .-. .". . .. . . ... . . . . .. . . ..... . ...121
Choice cuts of' Loin Steak. . ...... , ' . i . . . . 1
Beef for Boiling. . . . ............ .................
Shortribs to Bake. . . .. . . ........ . . . . ........ ..Vi
Roasts of Beef. ......... . ......... . .. . . ...... . ..
Prime Rib! Roast Beef I . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . r. ;,1
The very best cut of the entire beef. "
, OREGON GRAIN-FED PORK.I
Forget about the thawed-out frozen Pork in the Be
Trust , markets -eat the "Oregon kind at Smith's.CftTI
i t us l nidi k.cls win ten yuu men meats m c vi cuuii mca
but the .Trust was never known to tell the truth. - ; :
Pork Sausage, fresh every hour.... . v 'C." i :i :; TJ fi 121
Roasts -of ,':Pork 'h'ii'l; . V, v.i ti'WiH 1
Shb'tild'er ;P6rV: Chops i
Center cuts of ShoulderRpast: PorkH ; V. . V!. 12ji
reakfast.:fBaconV.;!ra
ams,.SiithV1.Bestitrdl-.;
Halfa lrlani ...,..... . , 12
Pure Lard ' in 5-lb. pails. iUit't?&Vi-S. 6 1
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