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THE OREGON' SUNDAY ' JOURNAL, ? PORTLAND, SUNDAY " MORNING, V-APRIL 19,' 1908.
GOES 1OTO COMISSIOX BETWEEN PORTLAND AND BIG' EDDY TOMORROW
EflD OF STRIKE
SEEMS LIKELY
' t
FOJJ are most cordiallv
Gralnhandlers and Export-
4; invited to visit bur new
establishment on Fifth street,
at the corner of Stark.
, - crs Eenew Negotiations
i . 1 for Feace.
SMALL AMOUNT
CAUSE OF BREACH
. Secretary Foley of Gndnhandlera'
. Union Sara Employes Consider
Rate Asked Just and la Keeping
' With Usual Rto Allowed.
'' ? indications pofnt to ma amloable aet
tlmtnt of the breech between the grala.
' handler tad the eaportera meeting
; . m bald thta afternoon between repre
sentative of tli two Interact, and
4 While too agreement u reached, th.
' MifwnM m of eaob a character m
to practically preclude a prolonged and
' actons clash, ' ,
Tbo amall natter of ttt eenta
for overtime is all that prevent tbo
brooch from being eloeed. and aa agree.
moat to ooror a year to bo signed. Th.
exporters contend that they cannot af
ford to pay nor man l cents on uour
for overtime, Because wmptuwa
BnMt nniui hu tha work dona for
.mi War It not for th sort's d-
nniiHi In nrhar raanecta thev would
not bo in position to pay tha scale of-I
farad, oo thay contend In explaining wni
. h K(I to arrantln tha additional
u nts for which tha anion man bold
out Tha striken, on too otner nana,
ear It la enatomary that time and a half
fee allowed for orertlme, which would
itiam tha I1U nanta aakad for.
"Wo onferred with tha exporters'
committee thla afternoon," aald Seero-
tary Jam.e Foley of tho Orainhandlers
onion, "but reached no agreement la
view of thla fact our men. will not ra
' turn to work Monday morn Inc."
Tha exporters say thay are In bo par.
tleular hurry to reaume worn on tna
docks and la tho warehouses because
tha aeasoa la aboat at an and, and a
clausa in tha charter parties protect
them from being; hold liable for de
murrage In ease of Teasels being de
tained beyond their laydays.
There are about six vessels In the
xivar to load wheat and a large a teeni
er will be due to arrive bare soon to
load for China
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J ' ' Steamer J. N. Tl of th Opea Rfren Trtnportt!on Company at Oak Street Dock.
At I O'clock tomorrow morning tho
new steamer. J. N. Teal of the open
River Transportation company will
leav on bar first trip to Big Eddy. It
will mean the one n Ins of what promises
to be a busy aeasoa because the boat
bean tranafonned into OHO of the
best equipped steamboats plying out of
Portland.
Originally tha Teal was splendidly
adapted for freight and tha new upper
works have been constructed along
Unas making her unsurpassed for pas
senger accommodations. Tha cabin Is
large and handsomely furnished and the
observation deck la large and open,
giving the- traveler an unobstructed
view of the famous Columbia scenery.
The Teal will leave Oak street-dock
at B a m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, touching at all way points
and connecting with the portage road st
Big Eddy. Returning the Teal will
leave The Dallas at 7 a. nv. and reach
her Portland dock about I p. m. Cap
tain Oeer, who superintended the re
building of the boat will be In command.
MARESH NOTES.
' Astoria, April lsV-Arrived at 1:11 and
left up at 4 p. m., steamer jonan roui-
sen, from Ban rranoiaco. amvea aown
at 4 and sailed, steamer Senator for
. 'Ban Francisco. ' ' 1 .
,4 Aden, April II. Passed, ' April II,
British steamer Tweeddale, from Port-
land. ,..;
Gibraltar. April II. Ballad April II,
r 'British steamer 8t Hugo. Antwerp.
j Baa Francisco, April Is. Bulled at
. 11:J0 .a- uu, steamer , Roae City for
Portland. - . -
- Tides at Astoria Sunday High, 1:11
! a. nr. I.I faet: 1:11 p. m.. 7,6 feet Ixjw,
' 1:51 a- nw 0.1 feat; 1:61 p. m.. I.I faet
ALOXQ THE WATERFIlOIfT.
T The steamer All lanes sailed last night
for Coos bay With freight and pasaen-
'": gars.'. ' v . c - ..-'
The steamer Breakwater Is duo to
..arrive this- afternoon from Coos bay
and the ateamer Johan Poulsea Is 'due
to arrive from Ban rrancisoo.
Tho American bark acme la ex
pected to leav down mis morn mi
bound for Now Tork with a cargo o
The derm an bark Nomia Joined tho
fleet In the harbor yesterday ander
charter to Kerr. Olfford "Co. to carry
a cargo of wreat to surope.
MARIXB INTELLIGENCE,
mearalar Liners Se to Antra.
Breakwater. Coos Bay .'. .April It
Eureka, Eureka and Coos April Z0
Roanoke, Baa Pedro and way ..April jl
Alliance, Cooa Bay April II
fiH.M. Cm TTp..l.nn Anrll Zl
,G. W. Alder, Ban Pedro, way ..April JJ
Hue li. iuimore. tuiuiwk f v
Nloomedla orient .........May i
Aleala, orient ...June
Numantla orient .....July 1
Arabia, orient ..Aug. 1
' Bagalar XJaars as Oapart, .
ireka Eureka and Coos April 21
lue H. Elmore, Tillamook April Zl
Breakwater San Francisco... .April XI
AUtanoe, Coos Bay ...April IS
Rose City, Ban Francisoo ...... April II
SOON I0B0DY CAN PLAY A
PEACEFUL-GAME OF POKER
By war of making the great Ameri
can game of poker unpopular in Port
land. Detectives Coleman, Price and
Hunter last evening raided a gam la
room IS of the Arcade house on First
Street between Alder y and Morrison
streeta The officers found five men
gathered about the ciotn-coverea iaoie.
In the oenter of which a jackpot of
goodly proportions waa atacked. Three
other men were in the room, and theae
ware anncad In tha Bleasant task of
sampling contents of a bottle provided
for their delectation, .
The keeper of the game proved to
be a man known as John Anderson. He
was. also keeper or the "kitty," an ani
mal of the nature faker species that la
necessary to th successful conduct of
a poker game that la run for profit aa
well as pleasura
The other playera in th game at
the time of the arrival of the offloera
were Jamea Williams,' William Dement
ueorre uurxe and reter jonnson. ip
onlookers, who also were the keepers o
the flask, ware J. El Barnes, Thomai
Nelson and Frank Floyd.
All of ths men, .together with th
evidence of their misdeeds, were taken
to the police station where they were
charged with aambllnx- and vlsltlna a
gambling gams. The keeper deposited
160 cash bail for himself and 120 for
each of the other men to Insure their
appearance in the police oourt tomor
row morning to answer for their sine.
; Going Away , r)
i ' Well : Jpj
) y ' Dressed mm
" raVer
Arabia orient April 25
Dnnk& Ran -Padra.and wav.. AdHI 27
Geo. W. Elder. San Pedro April 30
Senator. San Francisco.., May
TRUi PILFERED 111
peunwii a?. v ieuvivw e. Zi
It- A. Ua.a Z I
SS'EEES i PI iTSKiHIF IPI1T
ULfll UlinillL. ULI Ul
1a. 1
Broderlck Caatla Br.
Largiemore, Br. an.
Teesais
. . . Columbia No.
ship Stream
....O. W. P. dock
dward Detallle, Fr. bk. Greenwich No. I
toller. Fr. bk Mo
Prawn of India.. Br. bk.
Levland Bros.. Br. sh Astoria
Alhvn. Rum. bk.. N. P. Lumber Co.
Eugene Pergallne, Fr. bk ...Centennial
gornll Bart, Br. bk .Irving
elticburn. Br. bk) ,..Ocaanlo
Nomla, Ger. bk Btraam
Donna Franceses, Br. bk .Astoria
Strath tay. Br. ss.. E. & W. Mills
Klsa, Nor. ss. ........Portland Lbr. Co.
Urania, Nor. bk.; , Oceanic
itit.rliinin. flmr. bk. ......... .AstoriA
Alvena Am. sch.. ......Gobi
Northland, Am. , ss ..... . Portland L. Co.
Arabia Ger. ss. Alaska
. .rrescott
Mrs. . Maxwell Seeks to Re
cover Value of Jew
dry Therein.
Becanse her trunk was robbed, as aha
asserts, while it was in the depot of th
Astoria A Columbia River Railway com
pany at Clatskanle, Mrs. Leila C Max
well has begun suit in the circuit court
to recover
the value
of lawalrv
that was In the trunk. Mra Maxwell
says that sns and her husband went
ewelrj
Tongue Point from Portland to Clatskanle. January I,
ana uiai we irun waa ten in me aepoi,
the place provided by the company for
ltssafe keeping.
w
'nil the station agent was absent it
appears, ths depot waa broken Into and
the thieves found a prise In tha Max
well trunk. The plaintiff alleges that
the railroad company should pay the full
value of tha articles lost
GOOD
SAMARITA
You Will Always Be on the Safe
; Side by Wearing
Columbia Tailored Clothes
1 ' : ; They are stylish, right and proper. They
1 ' ; are stylish because the aim of tils shop
s 5 ( Is to keep in constant touch with the
V ' latest that happens in New York. They
, ' are right for the reason that artists In
the tailor line are employed exclusively.
They are proper because these men know
what they are doing and cut and build
a suit to fit you, not because they are
working lor wages. Whether you are
- going; to the beach or New York, dress
-well for your own good. There is no -'
. pleasanter sensation than that of putting j J
on a brand new suit that fits correctly.
A Czlt for
-520 to 550
Trcnxcrs From 4
. C I to 513
rrcrs Czla H'.i
" Frcn 550 Up
BaBwZaxawr i
GRANT PHEGLEY, Mgr.'
Seventh and : Stark" Streets
Tosemlta Am. sa
Tellowatona. Am. sa
Washlna-ton. Am. sa ..........Rainier
Ij-iomer. a in. aa. ............ .vm umi
Jobaa Poulsen, Am. sa Oak "street
am Beats to toad Ziambar.
Echo. Am. bktn. Callao
Melville Dollar, Am. aa,.San Francisco
Ravalli. Am. sa San Francisco
Churchill. Am. sch .Keelung
Kelburn, Br. bk MoJIUones
Vlrainla, Am. sch..... ...Ban Francisco
rhehalls. Am. bktn. . ) Makawelt
I W. F.'Jewett, Am. ss Redondo
W. R. Hume. Am. sch. ...San Francisco
Westerner, Am. sa. Bah Francisco
Tallac Am. ss Ban Francisco
I Shoshone, Am. sa .......Ban Francisco
Mabel Gale, Am. sch..... Ban FranclBCo
Ba Boat With Cement ana General.
A barf oyla. Br. sh. Antwerp
Mmiiii Rnatad. Fr. bk London
1-Jeea5?. AL. .:::::SStw!H Baccalaureate Address Will
I5&kn Be Delivered by Dr.
I SI 1 z -k ,1.. I v
tUn WM1MH, PI. .1. IMf VWUUI . , . -
Ruaenia FautreL Fr. bk Antwara K.l p n a Tti ITITTi
(kiLVr. bk. .....ljondon
JBeiaM Urn ari4n Himhnr.
David de Anlers, Fr. sh. Antwernl The annual commencement exercises
Brabloch. Br. bk Antwerp I of the graduating olasa of th training
NURSES TO GRADUATE
iloran, Br. ah Antwerp
Coal Shlpa Ba Boat,
Ancaioa. Br. ah .Newcastle, A.
Mlndoro. Am. sch. .Newcastle, N. B. W.
La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A
Tramp Steamers Ba Boats,
Strathgyle. British as.... San Francisco
inverkip,
Boverlc.
Taunton,
Br. ss
Br. sa
or. as. ... ......
Poetic, Br. as. ........... Ban Francisco
Madura, Br. ss. ......... .San Francisco
as.
.....Aremerton math, Oregon; Sarah Speoht Dubuque,
........ Everett tows: Ovldla Nelson, Astoria, Oregon;
IVoad wrala. Maud A, Booth, Vlotorio. B. G; Jessie
Forest Grove, Oregon) Wilda
Tabor. Nor. ss.
River Forth, Br.
Ba Bout la Ballast to
Manx King. Br. ah... .....Taltral
sohool for nurses at th Good Samari
tan hospital will take place in the
nurses' home, TBS Marshall street Tues
day evening. April 11. at I o'clock. Rev.
Charles Scaddihg, bishop of Oregon.
will conduct the exercises. Dr. Rich-
Ban Francisco ..t i..
Ban". Francisco The foifoWln ia tha clnaa rnatart Al.
Guaymas vlda Aarnea. Davton Waahlnarton: Clrm.
Bcovlll. Astoria Oregon: Daisy Flett
Toledo, Oregon; Lydla Pritcheti Phllo-
Ba ' . '" ......... w I i
Port Crawford, Br. ah ......Callao I Rowland,
.........Callao I
.uaiiao
Agnes Oswald, Br. an.
River Falloch. Br. bk .
fjnrdsee. Oer. an Callao
Orea-on. Ger. sh. Yokohama) A.
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr.
Henrietta, Gar. sh..
nri, ir. au.. .......
Aster, oer. .............. v aiparaiso
Marechael de Noallles. Fr. bk.West coast
Helena Blum, Fr. bk,......,..., Bristol
OU Steamers Ba Boat.
I Geo. Loomla Am. as... ..San Fxanciao
Balem,
Oregon; Rose Gana
Portland; Marlon Chase. Portland:
Katnrine J. Kent eaiem, uregon: m.
Belle Cronse, Balem. Oregon; Mrs, Lulu
Barnes. Portland: Stella F. Browne.
bk....... Yokohama I Fossil, Oregon; cauie s-ridiey, wasoo,
.West coast I Oretron: Helen V. Foster. Boise. Idaho:
San Francisoo Helene C Hansen, Chehalls, Washing-
.Valparaiso ton; Emny e-agerstrom, unenaan, Ore
gon: Virginia v. worsnam, tsaiein, ure-
gon: uiaays m. name, uewaney.u, u.;
Edith L. Richardson, Crevllle, Califor
nia; Harriet George, Newberg, Califor
nia
T0N0WAED0W
TO JEWEXBY NOW
Tuen Suey, proprietor of a Chinese!
lodglng-houa at I06M PJne. street re-lfa Anurias. California, police depart
ported to the police last niatat that dur-lment, arrived In Portland last evening.
oSmWvav
broke 'tha door open and atol fsi" lii to answer to 'V'seattUlidava
braci?t valued at IJO.and mUl"-!
BUT AVEBILL WILL
FAIL TO SEE FUN
... sabkaMBasawssBaaanaa )f
Captain of Police Broadhead of th
gold ring. - Th money
bad been . left in a trunk
on
and the thief was foreedto break this I0
open in oraer te get at tne valuables. -Tuen
Buey is said, to have been one
Of the Instisatorr- of tha trouble In tha
Bow On Tong which resulted in a hijrh
blnder war; and the murder, about five
weeks ago, of Lee Dai Hoy, a prominent
Chinese merchant Yuen Buev la In
clined to attribute today's theft of bis
valuables to seme member of tha on.
posing faction in the Bow. On- Tong.
approp
Information
iriating 12,000 in oonnectlon
? .,! I California authorltlea He la accused
piontr of Trouble.
Is caused by stagnation of th liver and
bowela To ret rid of it and headache
and . biliousness and 'the poison that
rings Jaundice, uh ur. iun t mew
li
br
Life Pi
25c. at Bkidmore Drug Cois drug store.
a. the renaoie punxiara cnai oo
the work without grinding or griping.
We have filled the entire
quarter block with a magnifi
cent display of hew furniture.
The showing Includes classic
furniture in the Louis XV and
Louis' XVI periods, , Chippenr
dale, Hepplewhite and Shera
ton styles, Colonial . reprbduo
tions, Arts and Crafts , pieces,
and a comprehensive stock of
general furniture of unusual
excellence. ' y
Our carpet and drapery de
partments have been greatly
enlarged and strengthened by
the addition of new . lines of
artistic fabrics.
T.G.Mack&Co.
Fifth and Stark
Corner
Tblrd
TsmhIII
PHONE MAIN 4918
UtU
Orders
CsrefoIIy
Filled W
LEATHER
DRESS SUIT
CASES
Sizes 18 to 24 inches,
brass lock and reen-
forced corners,
S 1.50 to
$9.50
LEATHER VALISES
All sizes and shapes, patent fastener and brass lock. Specially pricod for Monday andTuei- 6( PA
day, f4.S0 to , tpO.iJU
LADIES'
HOUSE
Made of fancy per
cales, in dark and me
dium' shades, fancy
yoke and separate
waist lining, trimmed
in washable braids,
values up to $1.50.
Special for Monday
cMl...89c
New Sheer Dress Goods
For Monday and Tuesday we shall place on Sale
our new arrivals in Lawns, Nainsooks, Organdies,
Dimities, and Swiss," in all the latest weaves and
colorings. Specially, ' underprlced for the 1 f
two days, the yard BOf down to luC
SEMI-MONTHLY CLEAR-,
ANCE SALE IN J
Children's Shoes
Comprising Don go
la, ' Vici and , Box
Calf Shoes, in lace
or button, heavy or
light sole, sizes up
to 8 and vlues up
to $15. Monday
and Tuesday, Q
the pair ...... Vet
Sample L,ot .
HANDKER
CHIEFS Ladies' Swiss and Fine
. Cambric ' Handker-
hemstitched, scalloped
and embroidered . ef-
4,fects. values up to 2Sc.
Special tor Monday
and. Tuesday
at-..,....,.
10c
with th promotion of a laundry schame,
Cantain ; Broadhead. villi take his pris
oner to California on' the Southern Pa
cific train tonight, and will arrive in
Los Angeles in tune to participate In
the latter end of ' the . festivities Inci
dent to th visit of tha battleship fleet
to that port.
..... , fcMMMMaMMMMMWOM, . ' V,,
71,009 copies sheet music, choice now
Uc Graves A Co. removal . aala
Act quickly. 121 Washington atreet.
, ' FEBSOKAL.'
- Prank Patton, banker of Astoria., was
at the Oregon y eater day. 1 .
J. O. Lawrenoe, of Olympia. one of
Washington's railroad commissioners,
Is at th Perkins.
; Oscar Vanderbllt, of Hqod River, Is
at the Portland.
George H. Kelly, of Engene, lumber
dealer, is at ths Imperial, accompanied
!?DrJ.WFr'Calbreathl of McMtnnvlH.
former superint.nd.nt of th asylum, is
at th Imperial.' - .'
John ax. Wall; of Hlllsboro grand
Chancellor of th Knights of Pythlaa
and U R. Stinson, of Salem, O. T R. 8.
Of th same oraer, ar. at tr jerkins, j
INCUBATORS
A few 120-cggs size machines, slightly damaged; good' as new
' and guaranteed. lv
Incubator $8.00 Brooder $6.00
' ' . - Now is a good time to start hatching. : . ; x '
The Geo. VV. Foott Machinery House
r Grand Avenue and East Alder Street, Portland,' Oregon
Accompanied by W. L. Bradshaw, S., R.
of Th Dalles, George W. Knight, O. R.,
of Hubbard, and W; il.-Cake, fS.'R.V of
Portland, they leave, today lor Baker
Citv. to attend the dedicatory exer
cises ofCastle Hall Tuesday.
Mra. ueorge w. uasen is visiting at
Mrs. , Howe's, near Hood XUvef. " and
Is much improved In health. ? r .
. . 71.00J), eoplea sheet xnualo, choice now
I Ho. - Gravea Co. removal sale.
Act quickly. Ill Washington street,. .
Th Great Eastern, which made her
maiden trip jest half a century ago,
was not a financial success until she
became. a cable-repair ; vessel several
years after. ,- -.- :'! - . (.
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