The Oregon daily journal., April 30, 1908, Page 11, Image 11

, THE. OREGON .DAILY. JOURNAL', .PORTLAND., THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL' 80. 1008.
APRIL EXPORTS
SHOW UP WELL
; Portland Disposes of, Home
Products at Large Ag-
, K gregate Value.
.. ;-;.--
WHEAT HOLDS FIKST :
WOODARD; CLARKE B CO.
(fr
REGULAR FRIDAY BARGAIN SALE
U-; r Every Article in This Ad Is Badically Reduced :
' 'POSITION ON LIST
Foreign Shipment of Lnrrfbcr Larger
Than for Serend Months In Past.
but Coastwise Shipments Continue
Light Europe Takes Moat Wheat.
APRIL. EXPORTS.
Wheat, ,1,108,IO bushels... ..$
Jumlxr. 13.4tM61 fet i . .
Flour, 11.0X7 barrels.
Miscellaneous
Total
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7C.11
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.fl.t71.00I
Portland did a brlk export business
durt&ff tli month eloelng . today, a
month ordinarily not expected to maki
a vary brilliant showing- In tha Una of
whaat shipments. , It ,wss an axcaptlon
this month, however, for oloaa to II.
00.000 worth of whaat waa aat afloat
her. By far tha larger portion of, this
quantity want to Europa. laaa than 100,
000 busbola solus aoroas tha Pacific to
japan or vnina.
Lumbar ahlpmants wara heavier than
for soma time 19,786,587 feet having
bean lent away, 1I.45S.86S feet golntf
foreign ana. s.i2i.7Z to aomesuo porta.
It waa thought tha Norwegian steamer
Kiss would ba ready to clear before
tha and of tha month, but It now ap-
?eare that aha will not ba ready until
omorrow morning. Bhe la at tha mllle
of tha Portland Lumber company and
will leave for Fr man tie, Australia,
with s.800.000 feet.'
Shipping In general was very active
during tha -month, (1 vessols bavlng en
tered, tha Dort and 69 bavins cleared
Since tha first. Following la a Hat of
esraoes cleared for forelsn sorts:
Clan Buchanan, Br. bk., 118. tit bush
els wheat for Europe, valued at II 1.
luo.-
Strathblane, Br. as.. 8.709,608 feet
lumber', valued at 1111,065, for Yoko
hama. Calluna, Br. bk., 86.898 buahels wheat,
valued at 877,130, for Europe.
Hoche. Fr. bk., 110,161 buahela wheat,
valued at 193,700, for Europe.
Verbena. Br. ah., 102.740 bushels
Wheat, valued at 192.465, for Europe.
Mamchel Davout, Fr. bk., lll.tOI
buahela wheat, valued at 196,200, for
Europe.
Needles, Br. as., 8.448. 440 feet lumber,
valued at 840.816, for Hankow.
Ernest Lgouve, Fr. bk., 112,871
buahela wheat, valued at 198,197. for
Eurdpe.
Jordanhin, Br. bk.. 1.927.085 feet turn
er, valued at 128,066, for Newport,
England.
fitrathlay. Br. ss.. 1,127.728 feet lum
ber, valued at 835,240, and general cargo
valued at 316, for Shanghai. Total
value, 185.356.
Alice Marie. Fr. bk.. 110.410 buaheli
wheat-, valued at 8104,890, for Europe.
Molier, Fr bk.. 113.001 buahela wheat,
valued at 397.200, for Europe.
Ceitlcbum. Br. bk., 168.207 buahela
wheat, valued at 1140.013. for Europe.
Aker, Nor. ss., 66,667 buahela wheat,
valued at 356,667, for Yokohama via
Everett.
Arabia. Ger. as., 19,0274 bbla. flour,
valued at 876,111; 838.145 feet lumber,
valued at 38.096; government stores for
Cavlte, valued at 8127.680, and general
cargo, Including 16,666 bushpls wheat.
valued at 111,392, , vaiuea at xius.zbt.
Total, value- 1315.154. For Manila via
Japanese and Chinese ports.
Coastwise lumber Shrpmenta.
Feat.
'Northland, as.. San Francisco. 840,000
Noma City, an.. Ban Pedro 460,000
Wellesley, as., San Francisco.. 360,000
Aurella, as., San Francisco . . 650.000
St. Helena, ., San Francisco 450,000
Acme, bk.. New York 2.129,724
Northland, ss.. 8an Francisco. 840,000
Eureka, ss., Eureka 20,000
Wellesley, ss., San Francisco . 350,000
Bt. Helena, ss., San Francisco. 360,000
between tha coaat and 136 decraea weat
the winds will -veer from aouineasi
(with falling barometer), tnrougn weai
to northwest (with rlmg barometer;
The nrevalllna- direction la weat north
west near tha eoaat: between 130-136
degrees, weat southwest winds predom
mate. Ualea, mainiy oeiween aouin
eaat and southwest are lnfreauen
Throughout the belt 40-46 degrees north
northwest winds will prevail, itoum o;
40 degrees north me prevailing airec-
t on will ba nortnweai. easterly wina
belne- of rare occurrence.
Continuing southward nortnweateriy
winds may ba expected between th
coast and a Una drawn from 35 degrees
north, 130 degrees weat, to is degrees
north 110 degrees weat. Between 11
derreea and 60 desreea north light baf-
fling winds will prevail, and south of
6 degrees north light southwcsterl
winds becoming, southeasterly beyon
the ninetieth meridian.
THREE COASTERS ARRIVE.
Total .., 6,829,714
if. m
MAY WEATHER AT SEA.
Hrdrogrsphlc Office' Issues Monthly
Chart of North Pacific.
The pilot chart of the North Pacific
ocean for May has been, Issued by the
hydfbgraphlc office, and from paat ex
periences It Is shown that May Is as a
rule a fine month at sea. Storms of
great severity are infrequent, light, baf
fling winds prevailing In moat quarters.
Relative to the winds along the Amer
ican coast, the chart says:
"To the northward of 48 degrees and
Rteanier Alliance Reports Whales
Assembling Off RlVer Agrtin.
Three coasters arrived here during- tha
night and this morning, all of them re
ortlna- fine weather and good business.
'he Alliance, Captain Olson, from Cooa
Oay, brought a run list or passengers
and aeveral hundred tone or freight, in
eluding a large quantity of match wood
The Eureka. Captain Norren. got Ir
from Eureka, via Coos, and tha Sue H,
Elmore, Captain Schroeder, got In from
Tillamook,
The Alliance brings tha report tha
whalea are again beginning . to make
their antearance off tne mouth of the
river. Large schools of them were seen
this trip, the leviathans evidently fol
lowing smaller fish now entering th
bays and rivers. Some of the whales
were of Immense sice.
Tha steamer Breakwater, Captain
Macgenn, left last night for Coos Bay,
carrying 400 ton 3 of freight and 90 pas
sengers. The Eureka leaves for Coos
oy tomorrow afternoon, and Saturday
nignt tne Alliance sails ror coos.
PRECAUTION AGAINST FIRE.
No Smoking on Coasting Steamers
During Working Hours.
Smoking will no longer be tolerated
during working hours on board vessels
Deionging to tne Bteamsnip owners as
soclatlon of the Pacific coast The an
nouncetnent was made here this morn
ing upon the arrival of the steamer Al
liance from Cooa bay.
The sailors do not take kindly to th
new order, but have agreed to abide by
it since the officers are given none the
best of It, the captain even being pro
hlblted from ruffing at a cigar while
actively engaged In directing tha move
ments or nis snip.
Tha order was Issued as a precau
ill . Sis
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DEMAND LOCAL OPTION
VOTE IN 1 1 DISTRICTS
Six Askfor Decision on Liquor Traffic Within City Lim
itsFive Arc for Precincts Outside The Battle
Wages Around Petition to the Court.
Eleven petitions calling for submls
slon of tha thirst question at the June
election have thus far been filed with
t)ie county clerk. Sis of theae. are. for
precincts or combinations of precincts
In the city of Portland, and five for
outside dlctrlcts. The eaat side and
Oreaham precincts are 'the storm cen
ters.
Friday will be tha last day for filing
local option petitions. Thirty days be
fore the election la fixed as the last
date for presenting thorn. The county
court then has 10 days In which to pass
on ' mooted questions and place In the
hands of tha sheriff tha notices calling
tha elections.
Tha greatest Interest hinges on th
petition backed by the prohibition ele
ment for aubmlttlng the question
of
wet or dry to the entire east side, pre-
.Againai mis
clnct SI alona
la Deing
waged, and the opposing clans claim
that they have a "cinch." They ex
press great confidence that the county
court wnen it settles ine prooiera on
May 7 will be compelled to declare that
auch an election would be Invalid.
tump in tha War.
If their position Is sustained and tbr
drv advocates fall to file other pe
titions before Saturday they may find
themselves at a disadvantage, as th
liquor Interests have several petitions
on file to vote precinct combinations on
tha east side, and the drys ara appar
ently relying on tha general east aide
plan, which . may ba knocked out on a
point of law. ,
XniS point conuernif mo inwiuoiuii n
the east aide general petition or terri
tory that voted dry at the city election
two years last year. It is claimed
that this cannot be done, the law for-l
bidding another voto In any territory
that votes In favor of prohibition
within two years from the time It went
dry.
VoterS'of Greaham precinct will have
three propositions' to vote on. One pe
tition calls for a vote in precinct 101.
Oresham, standing alne. Another calls
xor me decree ui iue vuiers iu i uiiiu:i
compoaed of preclncta 101 and 108.
Oreaham and Powell Valley. A third
demands submission of the quaatlon to
101 and 100, Oreaham and Rockwood.
Other petitiona pending for city ter
ritory are aa follows: .
Other Praotuota Included.
For precincts 62, 82, 63, 89, 71. 71,
74, 76. it, 77, 78 and 78, In a district
bounded ss follows: Beginning at the
Intersection of the Willamette and Haw
thorne avenue, along Hawthorne to
East Tenth, to East Ollsan, to O. R. 4
N. track, to East Ninth, to Halsey, to
East Fifteenth, to Fremont, to the
Willamette, to place of beginning.
For preclncta 42, 43. 44. 48 and 47.
bounded aa follows: Beginning at the
annth baundarv line of tne cltv at the
Willamette to tha eastern boundary I
line, to section line between sections
14 and 13, to the Southern Pacific rail
road, to Holgate street, to East Twenty
sixth, to Division, to the Willamette,
to place of -beginning.
For precinct 67. which Includes the
territory between Eaat Twenty-fourth,
Halsey, Sandy Road and East Couch.
For precinct cu, comprisingn bouio
Montavlila.
For precinct 3, bounded by savier,
North Twenty-secona. county road and
Willamette river.
Another petition covers precincts 0
and 91, comprising St. Johns. Still an
other combines the St. Johns precincts
With precinct 89 of the city of Portland,
adjoining the peninsula town.
FridayBrushiSMirrorBargains
Tooth Brushes, reg. 25c, Fri
day M.9f
Child! Tooth Brushes, reg.
25c, special 1T
'Kvc-.i-lLi Tooth Brush Holder, reg. 15c,
, ' special 4
Brushes," regularly 25c, Friday
Cloth Brushes, regularly 15c. Friday
Ht Brushes, regularly 65c, Friday 54?
Hair Brushes, regularly $1.00. Friday J3
Hair Brushes, regularly 50c, Friday
Hair Brushes, regularly 25c, Friday f
MiUttry Brushes, values to $3 75. r riday J"f
Fine asiortment of Brushes, values to $2.00. Friday ff
Ten gross of Mirrors, values to $2.50, your choice Friday
Combs, ralues to 75c, your choice Friday f
Store Open Until 9iOO P. M.
Liquor Spcc'b lor
Friday 8 Saturday
Preferred Stock .Whiskey, reg.
$1.50 per quart, special.. T9
Old Scotch Whiskey,' reg.' $165
per quart, special.. ,.98
Old Sherry Wins, reg-! 7Sc per
quart, special 49f
Zinfandel Table Wine, reg. 50c
per quart, special 3Ts)
Lenoir Cognac Brandy; reg. 75c
per quart, special ......
Get Prices on Our Medicinal
Wines and Liquor In
Gallons. k
Friday Cut Glass Savings
Water Jugs, regularly $6.60, Fri-
day i,e2 VCV
Water Jugs, regularly $7.50, Fri- f Jttr"L
Uy 5'a3 f$ffV
TFrkiday ' .l.ll'V J '4
Nappies, 6-inch, reg. $4.20, Friday, f 2.04 I g . I
Nappies, 6-inch, reg. $3.30, Friday. . .f2.lt I ,"
Nappies, 5-inch, reg. $2.75, Friday .. .f 1.02 SSJj,
Nappies, 5-inch, reg. $1.50, Friday.... .08s) "jr
Nappies, 6-inch, reg. $3.75, Friday. . .f 2.62 "
Handled Bonbon Dishes, 6-inch, regularly $3.50, Friday.. ... .f 2-23
Handled Bonbon Dishes, 6-inch, regularly $2.25, Friday f 1.5T
Handled Bonbon Dishes, 5-inch, regularly $2.00, Friday fl.42
Tumblers, yi dozen, regularly $ 7.50. Friday f5.23
Tumblers, V, doxen, regularly $10.75, Friday fT.52
Tumblers, ft dorep, regularly $ 5.25, Friday f3.6T
Friday Perfumery
Bargains
Pompeian Cream, reg. 50c, Fri
day :..34s?
Dr. Chase's Flesh Food, reg.
50c, Friday ,
Robertine Liquid Face Pow
der, reg. 50c, Friday. ...34
Sen pre and Capt Giorine, reg.
50c, Friday 30
Stillman Freckle Cream, reg.
50c, Friday 39
Dickey's Creme de Lis, reg. 50c,
special 30f
We Take Canadian Money
i m-m -
For Over
Thirty Years
1
Exact Copy of Wrapper,''
tut asa-ravS tesNm Ntv vonit arrr-
i
tlonary meaaure against Are, it having
heen dlacovered that more nres are
caused on shipboard by discarded ligni-
ed cigarettes or cigars or even arop
plngs from pipes, than any other causes.
Since the Installation of oil burners
on nearly all coastwise steamers, the
strictest kind of precautionary meas
ures have been taken against fires. It
Is said that three or four Incipient
biases put out on vessels lying at their
berths in this harbor duripg the past
few months wara due to cigarette
smoking.
Th order affects the longshoremen
as well as the sailors In that no smok
ing Is allqwed on the wharf whlla the
WOrK Of loading; or qisunnreins; ib in
progress, very rew longsnoremen m
however, been la the habit of smoking
at work. Most sailors ara Inveterate
smokers and without strict orders from
he owners it would be aiiriciut ior me
ftirers to induce mem xo aisca.ru m
pipe, even 'when unloading gunpowaer
In the deepest bold of the vessel.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Tha steam schooner Cascade Is In the
river to load lumber for gan Francisco.
Three oil carriers, the Maverick, Ar
gyll and Asuncion, are on tneir may
7,n tha rlvr todav to discharge car
goes at the tanks at Llnnton and Ports
mouth. , , . .
The Norwegian steamer worneien ieu
v.Dni..n vAatprriAV ror mix nori
nder charter to carry i.ouu.uuu xeei ui
lumber to Panama. , ,
Th stRAmer Oaorse w. Elder leaves
Martin's dock mis evening ior oan tro
m ttnn wav nnrta. v
Th. o.niino schooner Condor Is due
to arrive nere tnis ween rrom iaqumn
with a carao of lumber. She Will take
Mnii merchandise for a return cargo.
Tno Bieamer uiiunigw win ucriu w
arntlona .between Portland and Van
couver next Monday, making four round
trips daily. She will land at tne tooc
-Wasnintrion sireei. xne tgiumun
Puget sound for Coos Bay, put In
el.
for
fue
Malta, April 29 Passed April 27
British steamer Tweeddale from Port
land. Astoria. April SO. Condition of the
bar at 8 a. m. smooth: wind southeast,
10 miles; weather cloudy.
Tides at Astoria today: High water
0:25 a. m.. 9.1 feet; 1:06 p. m.. 8.2 feet.
Low water 7:04 a. m., 0:4 feet; 7:10
p. ru.. 1.9 feet.
North Carolina Republicans.
( United PrM Laasra Wire.)
Greensboro. N. C, April 80. Repre
sentatives of the Republican party In
North Carolina assembled in convention
here today to select the delegates to the
Chicago convention. The "Lily White"
eloment. which Is in entire control of
the proceedings, is expected to adopt
resolutions indorsing the administra
tion of President Roosevelt and the
candidacy of Secretary Taft.
Rubber Goods Reduced Friday
Ladies' Spray Syringe, red rubber bulb, reg.
$3.50, Friday fl.OS
Globe Spray Fountain Syringe, 3-quart, reg.
$2.00, Friday f 1.69
Red Fountain Syringe, best grade, 2-qttart,
reg. $2.25, Friday . f 1.63
Red Cloth Inserted Fountain Syringe, 2-quart,
reg. $2.25, Friday f 1.43
Red Cloth Inserted Syringe, 1-quart; regular
$1.75, Friday es
Pure Gummed Rubber Gloves, regularly $1.25,
Friday
Rubber Gloves, reg. 50c, Friday 3f
Empire Cuffs, reg. 25c, Friday .'. 12
Sample line Rubber-Lined Sponge Bags, values to J1.50, Friday.OSs)
Sample line of Rubber-Lined Sponge Bags, ralues to 35c, Friday. 15
Sample line of Bath Caps, reg. 25c, Friday
Rubber Animals, reg. 75c, Friday 3
Rubber Animals, reg. 50c, Friday k f
Floating Celluloid Toys, reg. 50c, Friday 3t
Mason Fruit Jar Rings, red and white, per dozen....' of
r
Xjua
Bathing.
Friday Bargains
in Stationery ;
and Art
Gilt Edge Playing Cards, reg.
35c, Friday ....22
One pound of Woodlark Linen,
reg. 35c, Friday ...10f
Envelopes to match TJ
10,000 Post Cards, assorted, per
dozen ..lOs)
Bohemian Rose Jars and small
Vases, reg. 50c, Friday.. 10?
Japanese Teapots, full size, val
ues to $1.25, Friday ....404
Facsimile Water Colors and
Oils, size 10x20, reproductions
and original colors, 1-inch or
namented gold molding frame,
reg. $1.00, Friday 30s)
Wo Frame Pictures
Friday Bargains in Photo Material
Mirmont Developing Paper 45 Per Cent Off Regular Price
$1.00 Ray Tripods JJJ
$1.00 Washing Boxes, 4x5 and 5x7 f
25c. Negative Drying Wax xx
Seed's Nonhalation P'Ortho Dry Plates, reg. $1.40 per dozen,
sjze 5X7 -....94f
Regular price $2.10, size 6j4x8j4, Friday fl.57
Regular price $3.00, size 8x10, Friday f 2.43
WecKly Store
News
Articles purchased on credit
today will be charged on your
May account Wt take Cana
dian money at face Ttiue."
Free phone on Fourth Floor.
Phones to all departments. '
Phonograph foncert-room on,
Fourth Floor.
Rest room with teats and free
stationery on First Floor.
Cross English Gloves for Men and Women
Maryland Republicans.
Baltimore. Md.. Aoril 30. Tha Remih-
llcan stale convention of Maryland is In
session here todav to select delegates
to the national convention at Chicago.
Taft has: a strong following among the
party leaders, and while delegates may
go unlnstructed. It is believed the sec
retary of war will get their votes on the
nrst oauot.
'nt
(a nn nf the fastest boats on the river:
The steam 'schooner- Nome City was
at Washington street wharf untu noon
today' loading- wheat for San Francisco.
She will take a deckload of lumber at
Llnnton. The Washington is the first
ocean-going craft to-take cargo at the
foot of Washington street, and It came
about because wheat, for which room
could not -toe -'found .on the docks along
the lower harbor, had been stored there
during the jgralnhandlers strike,
" ' MARINE NOTES.
Astoria, April SO. Arrived down dur
ing tha night and sailed st 6 a. m.
steamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay: ar
rived at ( a. m. steamer Cascade from
Ban Francisco; arrived at 8:15 a. m.
steamers Maverick and Asuncion from
Ban Frspclsco; 5i. arrived st 9:45 S. m.
stesmer Argylt front Port San Luis
and left up at 1:10 s. m. , .
. Ban Francisco. .April $0. Sailed at 6
s. m. Norwegian steamer Hornelen for
Portland. . .
vAatnrla." Anrtl 1 Arrived at t and
left up at 4:25 p. m. steamer Alliance
rrom :oob Bay; arrived at -s, ana,
up at I f,, m. .steamer F. S.. Loop from
Ban Francisco:'' arrived St 4 p. - tn.
stesmer Elmora from Tillamook ar
rived at I p. tn. stesmer Tiverton from
.. ,S , ;y 'ifJ:' i-XUv
SOOTHES AND HEALS
Hyomci Medicates the Air You
Breathe and Gives Quick
Relief in Catarrhal
Troubles.
Be wise in time and use HyomeV at
the first warning of catarrhal troubles.
Do not let the disease extend along
the delicate mucous membrane, gradu
ally going from the nose to the ihroat,
thenco Into the bronchial tubes, and
then downward until the lungs are
reached , and you are In danger of con
sumption, i
Hyomel will cure all curable forma
and stages, of catarrh. It Is so uni
formly successful In curing this com
mon yet dangerous disease that Wood
ard, Clarke & Co. take all the risk of a
trial treatment and agree absolutely to
refund the money If anyone uses Hyo
mel and does not get relief.
There is no other treatment for ca
tarrh . that Is like Hyomel or just as
good. None can take Its place, none
give such quick and sure relief and at
so llttla coat Its medication Is breathed
through a pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit, thus reaching the
most remote cells of the air passages.
killing tha catarrhal germs and soothing
and healing the irritated mucous membrane.'-
,' ' . '
Begin tne use or Hyomel . today ana
ou will eoon find that tha offensive
reath, the droppings Into tha throat
tha discharge ffom the nose and all
other symptoms of catarrh ara over
coma and cured. The complete ou tnt
costs but It and" Woods rd. Clarke A Co.
stand ready to refund the money If It
does not oure catarrh. ... .- - v
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE;
NONFARM
Two Entrances Opp. Imperial Hotel
SKIRTS
$3.95
Ladies Spring Suits
Values Up to $25.00, 1 O Q C
Your Choice . . . . N'A6,7';
See Washington-Street Window
Another Ostrich Plume
Special
Absolutely highest quality, per
fect flues, high lustre, heavy
stems, extra full, wide and heavy
French curl:
18 inches long, 9 inches wide,
black only $4.95
17 inches long, 8 inches wide,
white only $3.95
Panama Dress Skirts in
Black, Brown and Gray;
Regular $8.00 Values at
"GoldMedal'Hats
Highesrart in tailor suit head
gear; newest shapes and mater
ials; designs by superior artistsr
executed by skilled trimmers, fit
ted to your face by competent
saleswomen ; complete lines of
colors; 'every trimmed hat now
at prices ONE FOURTH LESS
.than regular.."; ' . 'sv y :
UNTRIMMED SAILORS
36 Dozen "Merry Widow" and Similar Styles--AH Colors-: Regular QQn
$1.U lO if J.. J VdlUC9f sycwia
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1 Wormser Firm QnlU Business.
(Oaitad-FWB least Wlra.
: New Tork, April 10. Tha old stock
exchsngs house of. I. 8. TVprmser,
which for more than a quarter of a cen.
tury was Identified with many of the
Important oovements in Wall street, re
tired from business today. The rtlrt
( -
ment of 'tha firm Is dus primarily to
tile deatn last June or lsiaor vormr,
tha last of tha aurvlvlng brothers who
founded tha business- - " -j
.i- ' '
Meh's tl Viet kid Oxfords. In blscks.
tans and patents,- all. si s, 1.75 pair.
Sample Shoe company, First snd Madison.-
-. ' ' :' ' -
Trtnho Ramrers In Gcton.
: ' Spactt rliPtrt) The J ,i rnl )
Boise. Idaho, April 30 - a
meeting of the forest
section, held hire. v.!,I
..K- mirtunA tit I'1 Tnrt:r I
w maltnrs In r!-' '"
service. IinT r" i - " '
instructing ma Ijuis!
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