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' : t THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, 7 PORTLAND, ' FRIDAY -EVENINO. : MARCH g, 1908. i -.7:..; ' V s ' ' y (ES RECORD Pain . , , . 11 TIME OFF HORN : British Bark Crowij of India 'Shows Bemarkable Speed ; in Bough Sea. SAILOR FALLS TO A DEATH FB03I MAST Captain Gilbert Report! Having Had to Pat Into Port Shortly After Leaving Antwerp to Get New Crew to Replhce Mutineers. Ten days from 60 degree south on the Atlantic to the same latitude On the Paclflo la believed to be the fastest Ball ing ever acoomjillshed by a windjammer In rounding Cape Horn. Thla record waa .established by the British bark Crown of India. Captain R. H. Gilbert, which arrived here yeaterday afternoon with a cargo of .cement from Antwerp. Captain Gilbert aaya he never aaw a Vessel -cleave threugh the water ao fast h.fnr. altknii.h h h. ..II. r .... . and there waa great rejoicing on board when the cold and disagreeable weather , of the Cape waa left behind ao faat that no ' one naraiy had time to reaiiae it. An Idea of how the four-master bowled along might be gained from the fact that she covered the distance between 10 south In the Atlantic and Btaten Island In exactly la hours.. Thla waa perhaps the fastest bit of aalling ever reeled -off. . Despite her great speed, it la aald the deeply-laden vessel did not make muuh commotion except for send ing a smother of foam before her bow. The voyage from the English channel to the Columbia waa made in 123 days, and Captain Gilbert reckons his run from the channel because he waa forced to put Into port there for a new crew, the men signed at Antwerp having be come mutinous the very first day out Every effort . to restore peace proved futile and so after a week's cruising about It waa decided to put the refrac tory tars ashore. After getting a fresh start It took 11 aays irom the channel to tne equator. u When off Btaten island, about 60 days U(, nth out. the Crown of India fell in company i rrench bar Kugene iter- f aline, 71 daya out from Antwerp for ortland with a cargo of cement. Tho Bergallne evidently missed the favor able wlnda that sent the Britisher on her way with such remarkable speed, because she has not yet reported at the mouth of the Columbia. On November 18 gloom waa cast over the otherwise pleasant voyage, when Otto Rimmer, a young seaman, fell from the rigging to instant death. At work on the Jigger mast he missed his hold and shot to the deck, a distance of more than 100 feet. He was burled the next day. The Crown of India will carry wheat to Europe after having discharged the cement cargo consigned to W. P. Fuller & Co. Captain Gilbert was here some years ago as master of the British ship William Mitchell. His visit that time attracted attention because of the fact that the vessel was detained 43 days off the mouth of the Columbia river by a succession of terrific storms, and she was given up for lost. The Crown of India Is in the stream until a wharf becomes available. ;Weakens , Headache, rheumatism, . neuralgia, or pains of any nature weaken tne sys-' ternthey are a strain up on the nerves. '. Almost Instant relief can 'be" oh-' tained by taking PrMiles Anti-Pain Pills, and .with out any bad after-effects. Take one on first , indica tion of an attack it will ward it off. VTheviare a pleasant little tablet, sold by druggists everywhere, 25 doses 25 cents; nevor gold in bulk. "I waa aubject to constant head aches for a pttrlod of four years. At times I waa almost unfitted for the work In which I am engaged, that of tation agent Through the advloe of a friend I tried Dr. Miles' Anti Pain Fills, and the result haa been that 1 have entirely eradicated my tarn of those continuous headaches it follow a continual mental strain. They, have done for me all that la 0. I RUSSETX. lek, la. Agt C. N. W. Ry.. BatUa Creek, T hate uaed Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills for a year now for neuralgia and find there la nothing like them. They surely have been a Mussing to ma MRS. M. 3. HAMILTON, Upper Alton, Ilia Your druggist eelle Dr. Miles' Antl Pain PMIs, and we authorize him to return the price of first package (only) If It falls to benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind CREW BELIEVED LOST. Steam Schooner Floats Bottom Up Off Lower California, Another mystery of the sea haa come to light and a solution will be eagerly awaited along the coast. During the re cent storms an unknown steam schooner foundered off the coast and the derelict Is now drifting along with the waves a couple hundred miles off the lower California coast. Captain Daewerlts of the schooner Forester saw the derelict-on February 2 and has reported the matter to the hy- droaraDhlc office. Caotain Daewerlts' report states that to htm the derelict .appeared to be a steam schooner, bottom ud and standing about five feet above the water with the foremast , floating i Captain Daewerlts sighted the derelict 1 in latitude 3i degrees. 16 minutes north and longitude 123 degrees, 12 minutes , west. John McNulty, nautical expert in Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro ....March I!) Senator, San Francisco March 20 Nlcomedla. orient May I Aleaia, orient June 6 Tessela la Won. 8t Nicholsa Am. ah. Astoria Berlin, Am. ah Ooole Henry Vlllard. Am. ah St. Johna Acme. Am. ah Portland Lbr. Co. Pierre Loti, Fr. bk Stream uryrevale, Br. as Oceanic Arctic Stream, Br. ss Oceania John A. Csmpbell, Am. sch Astoria Em lie Galllne, r. bk Elevator Jordanhlll, Br. sh Llnnton Admiral de Cornuller, Fr. bk. Col. No. 1 Crown of Germany, Br. sh Irving Alice Marie, Fr. bk Martins Andre Theodore, Fr. bk. Stream Jules Oommes, Fr. bk Greenwich Tricolor. Nor. ss E. & W. Mills Hoche, Fr. bk Mill street Colonna, Nor. bk Bandeld's Collunna. Br. bk Coal bunkers Broderick Castle, Br. ship Astoria Alice MacDonald. Am. sch Astoria W. F. Jewett. Am. sch Ooble Larglemore, Br. sh Astoria Edward Detallle, Fr. bk Stream Sommerstad, Nor. ss. Llnnton Washington, Am. ss. . . .Inman-Poulsen F. S. Loop, Am. ss Columbia No. 2 Strathblane, Br. ss Astoria Marcchttl Davont, Fr. bk Astoria Moller, Fr. bk Astoria Nereus, Gee. bk Astoria Numantla, Ger. ss. .. .Montgomery No. 2 Alliance, Am. sa Couch street Crown of India, Br. bk Stream Bn Boats to toad xmmber. Echo, Am. bktn. Callao Baivatot, Am. sch Redondo -, v."'.',W " -ft m . . : i m'M m Advance A l Suits MMiirtVf ,'! VM MM In all the iSK :: l;n i. trJ iffi all at OUT BEN SBIU A Styles of Clothing FOR MEN AND BOYS Unique and exclusive styles fdr the coming season Produced specially for us by NEW YORK'S foremost WHOLESALE TAILORS and Topcoats newest fabrics and models, usual modest prices 00 to $40.00 i IUING Leading Clothier Retriever. Am. bktn Redondo Albyn. Russ. bk. Callao M. Campbell, Am. sch Kedondo St. Helens, Am. sh San Francisco Northland, Am. ss tian Francisco Mathew Turner, Am. sch. San Francisco King Cyrus, Am. sch Redondo Melville Dollar, Am. ss. ..San Francisco Irene, Am. sch Redondo Ravalli, Am. ss San Francisco Albert Meyer, Am. sch.. San Francisco Bn Boats With Cement and General. Eugene Rergallne. Fr. bk. Antwerp Cornll Bart. Fr. bk Antwerp Ernest Lgouve, fr-r. ba Antwerp Aberfoyle1' Br. sh. Antwerp Edmund Rostsd, Fr. bk London Emanuele Accame, It bk Hamburg Asgerd. Br. ship Antwerp Bldart, Fr. bk Antwerp Albert Rtckmera. Oer. bk Antwerp Clan Graham. Br. ah. Cardiff Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwerp Vlncennes Br. ah Antwerp Gael, Fr. bk London Coal Ships Ka Konts. Ancaloa. Br. sh Newcastle. A. Mlndoro. Am. ach. .Newcastle, N. 8. W. Agnea Oswald, Br. ah. ...Newcastle. A. Hatumet. Br. aa Newcaatla, A. Tramp Bteamera Bn Boute. Strathflllan, Br. aa. .. .Vancouver, B. C Aker, Nor. aa San Pedro Minerva, Nor. ss Panama Strathgyle. British ss....San Francisco Needles, Br. sa Magdalena Bay Sa Boute In Ballast to Load Grain. Celtic Chief, Br. sh Honolulu Alsterkamp, Ger. sh Caleta Celosa Clan Buchanan, Br. sh.... Santa Rosalia Charles Gounod. Br. bk..San Francisco Cambusdcon, Br. ah Calota Calosa Earl of Dunsmore. Br. sh Callao Verbena. Br. bk Valparaiso Bonchamp. Fr. bk. Ban Francisco Celtlcburn. Br. bk. Santa Rosalia River Falloch, Br. ah. Talcahuano Jacobsen, Fr. bk. San Francisco Leyland Bros., Br. ship Valparaiso Dynamone, Br. sh San Francisco Man King, Br. sh Taltral Urania. Nor, bk Valparaiso Port Crawford, Br. sh Callao Howard D. Troop, Br. bk. ...8hn Pedro Oil Steamsra Bn Boats. Geo. Loomta. Am. ss San Francisco Maverick. Am. sa Sa Francisco Catania. Am. aa San Francisco ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer George W. Elder sailed for San Pedro and way ports last night. The Harriman liner Senator leaves this afternoon for San Francisco. Man ager R. P. Schwerln will be among the passengers. The French bark Pierre Loti cleared this morning for Limerick with 112.686 bushels wheat, valued at 1101.000. She will probably leave down tomorrow. Several movements were made in the harbor this morning. The French bark Alice Marie shifted to Martin's dock to finish discharging Inward cargo. Bids have been invited on g.uoo bar rels of cement to be delivered In Hono lulu before August 1, this year. Bids will be received by the United States engineers corps at San Francisco until 12 m., March 18. The cement Is to be used in the construction of fortifica tions at Honolulu. The river steamer Bailey Gatxert of the D. P. St A. N. line will go on dry dock Sunday for a general overhauling and painting. She will be on the dock one day only. The Port of Portland dredge Portland Is dredging along the east side of the river near the Morrison bridge, and fill ing up the lowland on the east side. A small blaze caused some commotion on the dredge last night, but It was put out without any material damage. The lighthouse tender Columbine is here today taking supplies for the vari ous stations on Puget sound. Captain Richardson expects to start for the sound this svening. MARINE NOTES Astoria, March 6. Arrived down at 4:80 and sailed at 7 a. m. steamer George W Elder for San Pedro and way ports; arrived down at 9:30 a. m. French bark Bayard; arrived at 10:40 a, m. British ship Leyland Bros, from Valparaiso: ar rived at 11:16 a. m. British ahip.Ver-' bena from Callao. , Sydney, March . Arrived March Sd, German ateamer Gcrtnanlcua from Port land. ' i Astoria, March 5. Sailed at I p. m, French bark La Perouse for Queens town or Falmouth; sailed at 4 p. m. German bark Nal for Queenstown or Falmouth. Astoria, March . Condition of Jho barat 8 a. m. smooth; wind east, 1 mlles; weather cloudy. . f Tides at Astoria today: High water ' 8:25 a. m., 8.9 feet; 3:20 p. m., 7-t fee Low water 9:60 a. m., 0:6 feet; 9:6i p. m., 1.0 foot. . Save the Discount Send check or pay at office on or be fore the 10th to save the discount on March bills for the Automatlo Tele phone. HQME TEtjephoNB CO., Corner of Park and Burnslde Bts. f CSC charge of the local branch hydrographlo orrice, naa Deen notuiea to tnat eriei It la feared that the crew was lost. Splendid Assortment ol Styles The Spring Call for Tan Shoes Finds Us With a Very Complete Line Tan Rnssia Calf, Golden Drowns, Vict.Etc Correct Spring Models MILL WORK FROM COOS. Alliance Brings Three Carloads of Sash and Doors. With three carloada of mill work for the east, a large quantity of country produce for local merchants and about 80 passengers, the steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, arrived here at 8 o'clock last night from Coos bay. She will go on the drydock Saturday for a general overnauiing ana leave inursuay niant. Captain Olson reports having en countered aevere weatner going soutn, but coming from Coos the voyage was pleasant. The gasoline schooner Ber wick which was sighted by the Alliance . on ner former trip norm reached North Bend when the Alliance was about to depart, her rudder port bent and the craft showing other evidence of having had trouble In the - storm that made things rough for the Alliance going south. The Berwick will repair ana proceed to Rogue river. BALLAST SHIPS ARRIVE. Leyland Bros., From Valparaiso, and Verbena, From Callao, In Port. Two three masted ships In ballast ar rived at Astoria this morning under charter to load wheat at this port for Europe. They are the yland Broa., from Valparaiso and the Verbena from Callao, both under the British flag. These two square riggers have been expected for several days, although they were by no means overdue. It is believed that possibly one of the vessels ' la the one sighted by the Portland & Asiatic liner Numantla about 100 miles off the mouth of the river Thursday, although the officera of the Numantla reported having sighted a three masted bark in ballast. NEW BAR PILOT. Captain Nolan Quits Lighthouse Service and joins Schooner. (SdpcUI Dispatch to Tht Journal.) Aatorla. Or.. March Captain W. Nolan, who has been in the lighthouse service for seven years, ana unui re-, cently In command of Hgntship No. 67, , has purchased the one-sixteenth interest i of Captain James Tatton in tne pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer and aa he. has a bar branch, issued by the state board of pilot commissioners, he will loin the bar pilots. He resigned from the light house service and his resignation waa accepted two weeks ago. MARINE INTELLIGENCB. . , Bag-nlar Ids era Sne to Arrive. Breakwater, Coos bay . March 8 Hanalei, San Francisco March 10 - Rose City, San Francisco Marcn 10 , Roanoke, San Pedro and way. .March 10 j Alliance. Coos bay .....March 17, '' W. Elder. San Pedro ......March 17 j ! Senator. San Francisco...... March JIT f i " Araoia, onem ,,i,,,ijmi i , Nioomedia, orient May 1 l' .-; Alesla. orient iu.M Numantla, orient jmy i v .-' l"-' Bermlar Altera to Depart. nv Breakwater. San Francisco..... Mch. 11 tli iRoanka. San Pedro and way. .March II Hanalei, San Francisco .....March 11 jrl "Bos City, San Francisco.... .March 18 ,, tlllance, Coos Bay March II Vimantla, orient ........ .March li '.fMobfa. orient .i............AprU It v : '- : IN WW i f J pArT"'?- V aTl Men's Suits and Topeoafs TOP COAT Are now shown at our Men's Clothing Shop in immense varie ties. They embody everything new, swagger and smart. The designs, materials and colors are pleasing and satisfying; they in terpret the highest achievement of the tailoring art. They are designed and tailored by STEIN BLOCH, SCHLOSS BROS, and BRADBURY SYSTEM and cor rect in every detail. Yet they are moderately priced. No excuse for waiting select your new Spring Suit and Topcoat right now. We extend Credit if Desired You can pay for your spring outfit in small weekly or monthly payments to suit yourself Our Furnishings Section offers attractive novelties in Men's Waist coats, Shirts, Neckwear, Underwear and Hosiery at reasonable prices.- 01 Interest to Mothers Our Juvenile Section is now extensively enlarged and equipped with a large and complete stock of Boys' Clothing. We "in vite you t6 call and inspect the styles, the materials and the low prices. Individuality in Women's New Apparel If you were to look through our extensive 6howings of beautiful apparel for women the first thing that would be impressed upon your mind would be the individuality ot our styles. n.very new moaei that is shown bv us has been a studv. . It has been selected with a view to "DRESS WOMEN COR RECTLY" and in carrying out this policy we are kept on the alert to secure the very newest ideas evolved in the minds of the leading foreign and Ameri can designers. TAILORED SUITS FROM 120 to $80 Suit Cases, Values to $10, Special $4.95 ON SALE SATURDAY EVENING FROM 6 to 9 P. M. 22. 24 and 26-inch in finest quality of sheepskin, cowhide and reed cases, all strong steel frames, linen lined, with shirt fold, heavy buckles or leather straps ; in browns, tans and russets. Values to $10.00, Saturday evening only $4.95 A Preliminary Showing ot Millinery Models As the Easter exhibit will be later than usual this season, we have planned this display for the benefit of those who desire to select a new spring hat early. A very large showing of model Hats and new ideas all the new Blues and Leather Shades in Dress, Flowered and original Pattern Hats. (See window display of "Merry Widow" Sailors.) fa ; Hi i Novent Skirts Simple, practical transforming. Just what you have been looking for just what Fashion demands. No bent buttons, tapes nor hooks and eyes. It adjusts itself snugly- to the waist and stays in place about the hips without a wrinkle or fold. Made in various grades. liCl ff Range in prices from f2.00 to pyUU March Showing ot Lingerie Waists When you desiresomething exclusive in waists which the most Tfastidious dressers will view with approval, yet moderate in price, you should visit our Shirtwaist Section and see the new and exclusive designs which are being shown. Fancy Lingerie Waists In Mull, Lawn and Dotted Swiss, hand embroidered with exceptionally pretty trimmings of fillet and Valenciennes laces, made up in the latest styles and cuts, in both long and three quarter length sleeves. The Fabrics Are Here, Our Models Are Settled I iiin1iiiiV iilil tim Klosfit Petticoat The "Klosfit" Petticoat is to the waist and hips what the best r French corset is to the bust. Sde 'v gores fit tightly oyer tfie hips. FITS WITHOUT A WRINKLE Made of rustling Taffena or best quality Taffeta; Prices $1,00 to" $9.00. ' , 4, 1907 Displayed In Petticoat Department New Footgear lor Spring . Any woman or rant can please themselves in footwear at this stors. All ths latast Oxford Ties in coldejv browns. Russian calf, tan and suedes. Quality, beaatr and popular prices. The best of these is quality. Bold in all alzi s and widths. You cannot be too particular .about your shoes. Lt Ua show you the latest styles for spring and summer wear Frtces from -ft? r" S3.50 'o ...........r ,. $Cjrv J You are privileged to have your outfit charged' to your account and make small weekly or monthly payments CREDIT EXJENDED TO SUIT YOUR CONVMENCECOp WASHINGTON AND TENTII STREETS You are privileged to have your outfit charged to your account and make t,r,-,'.l weekly or monthly pay:r; -",
