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8 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND.. FRIDAY EVENING. MAY -1, 1803. JETTV OEEPEIIS CIUIIIIEL 10 SEA Government Engineers Ex pect tp Find 27-Foot - r, Iepth on Bar. -X. 'I .ssaawaaawasawsBssawssssy . V v ' WOULD MElN 35. : , ' FEET AT FLOOD TIDE Next Annual Survey Will Be Made ' . Next Mootfi and Preparations for ; Same-Are Sow Under "WayPilots Give Information on .Channel. .---'United State government engineers expect to find between S 6 and J7 feet J of water ,in . the -channel on Columbia c river bar at extreme ebb when the next i surrey Is made In June of this year. f Last June the official survey showed four distinct channels. - giving a depth J of 14 H feet at extreme low water, or I 2H feet at high tide. 4 ' Indications -nolnt strongly to a con- etant aeepening - or tne , cnannei as a J result of the extension of the south F hore ' letty, jtha breakwater confining 4 the current so as to give It sufficient " rorce to gradually sweep Tut tne a an a ; washed in br the sea. With J7 feet , st low ebb the bar would have a depth of 3$ feet or more at high wafer. r Upon Inaulrv last month by foreign . 1 undejrto.ttt-etefe41e-ae9tet ; at Astoria save out tne information tnat ; veaaela drawing 38 feet can be handled with perfect safety on the bar, and the i river pilots, , id rumisning similar w-j- formation concerning the channel from I Portland to the mouth of. the river, ds- , narea tney would tase any vessel draw ing it or even It or S( feet to sea wltb ' out a hitch. . - !i ,' . The government survey will be made . bv engineers employed regularly In the government service, probably from the tenaer Arago, wnicn is now in service here. Since tne measurements sre to be , perfectly accurate. It will probably take from three to four weeks to complete tne sounaings ana prepare tne cnana. -3 "We confidently look for 27 feet of J crater on the bar at extreme low . tide wneq mn&uiK our next viiicihi survey, eaid a government official -this morn 's ing, "and possibly deeper water than that wlU be found. The jetty la bring ; Ing about the desired result that Is con . fining the volume of water so as to scour out the sand rolled in by the con i stent action of the waves." ,-. l . Spencer on the Astoria Route.; . (Special Dbpetek to The Josraal.) I t Astoria, Or, Hay 1. Captain Spen , eer announces that the steamer Charles1 R.-mwiwer will -be'T,-placed';oTrthe.-- run between Portland and Astoria in the near future, making three, trips a week. This Is considered . a sure Indication that there will be a rate war on the. rlvor during the coming; summer, -especially as it Is rumored that the Hill in terests are to put on the. Bailey Oatsert in oDDosnion to the u. K. & N. boats ; ROUGH WATEK AT AlJSEA. Gasoline BchoonerGondor Arrives -: With Cargo ofXumber. , The gasoline schooner-Condor. - Cap-taln-Tvler. arrived here at mldnlKlit from i Alsea and xaaulna bays with rail! careo of lumber and railroad ties. Khe berthed at Couch street dock., and after discharging the lumber will. load a cargo ol general, mercnanaise lor WalclDort. t: ..,..,.'......- , Comlns out over the Alsea bar the condor neany-v got swamped, tseverat terrific breakers boarded her. and some of the-half dozen tars narrowly-escaped being-swept into the -sea,. First Mate Perkins, who stood near the house tak- ina- soundinas. was atven a thorough drenching before he could .escape the violently Dressing seas, atrong winua were also encountered off the mouth of tne river, cut no aamase was aone. Coming up the Columbia yesterday afternoon the Condor used her spread of .canvas to good advantage. The wind was favorable and Captain Tyler says very little power - was used until near Goble,- the big- mainsheet sending the schooner along at the rate of a dosen knots an hour. It Is believed to have been the fastest sailing ever Indulged in on the Columbia river. - The Condor comes here about once a month for merchandise for the peo ple of Alsea, but la otherwise employed carrying lumber from the mills of the Waldport Lumber company to other Dorts in that vicinity where a good deal or nuiiaing is going on. PORTLAND HOLDS LEAD. FOR SOUR STOUACB : This Is one of the numerous re. . suits of faulty digestion and often accompanied by belching, bloat ing, headaches, and dlsslness. To " relieve this condition and restore the digestive , organs to their " normal condition the following formula Is said to work wonders. Two ounces essence of pepsin j -three ounces syrup of ginger; one Ounce catandlr.., compound; mix these well and use in doses of from one 1 to two teaspoonfuls ' after each meal, also at bedtime. The catandlr compound Is a . product of the Globe Pharniaeeut - leal Co. of Chicago, and it and the other ingredients can be obtained . from any good prescription drug gist. - . The good results sre said to be felt after the first few doses. Ships More Wheat in April Than Ports on Paget Sound. Portland's supremacy as the wheat SfiUgjmttJflLifleretfaie,, oaa-i again illustrated by comparison of April shipments from Portland and the com bined Puget sound ports. -The Oregon metropolis alone shipped 1.366,070 bush els, whereas the combined Puget sound ports set afloat only 884,530 bushels. According to figure compiled by the Merchants' exchange of this city; the Portland shipments for April were: To Europe, 1,023,71(0 bushels: orient, 88, 18 bushels: California, 47,63 .bush els. The Puget sound shipments Vwere: To Europe.. 694.485 bushels: orient. 8S.973 bushels; California, 196,071 bush els. The flour shipments from Portland WerS: To the orient. 19.027 barrels, to California, in, 698 barrels. From Puget sound:'. To the orient, 162,616 barrels; Bouth America, ;432 barrels; Europe, l.bQP barrels; California. 16.0&0 barrels. CHARTERED FOR . LUMBER. German Bark AJsterkamp to Load lor Chilean Port. , Another of the disengaged, windjam mers in the river has-found business. This morning the German bark Alster kamp was engaged by W. R. .Grace & MORRIS-BAKER COMP' , .THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER 223-225 Morrison St, Near First Succeaor to WBUCH & COMPANY Announce Tfie Arrival of Their New Spring and Summer StocK of H Suits, Fur- ats,-etc. You will be quick to realize-the value. we. .are giving in the line of Men's Suits, all styles and shades at' prices ranging from s i o.oo to $25.00 nishings, .a. Co. -of San Franetsos to erry a oargoj of lumber from Puget sound to Iquequt, Chile, ane was taaen at ass a. The Alsterkamp arrived at Astoria Anril 6. from Valparaiso in ballast, her owners hoping to profit by the high raies oemg pa to ior wnrai carriers when the vessel was sent on her way. ume me uarK arnYBu liiqi v wm nam. ly'any use considering grain business this season. Cable instructions from France yes terday ordered' the French bark Cornll Bart to proceed from here to New Caledonia in ballast She will begin receiving ballast at once -for the voy age. The cornll Bart has just iinisned discharging' a' cargo of cement with whloh she arrived here several weeks ago rrom ciurope. Cfleartlhe Way Our Mr. Karo, who is now in New York and buying goods :for all departments, sends us an instruction to clear the shelves and count ers for the new goods now , enroiite. We wilj inaugurate for next two. weeks, ' Tw f dt1 , t Hv evea Art . ev 1 V ,.' Xl evax e el -e?lw, J. . JLatk a . u J. M ' . A. ' -,r v' 1 TV. ' - - i f ' . '.Jk i . IV V .V- a special eicaiaiiLc scue uiiuu&uuiu me enure t biure--ErfVeryining must go. Ladies' Sleeveless Vests Greatly Underpriced For Saturday .Safes Ladies' white sleeveless Vests square neck, crocheted and - taped rregttlar J5Lvalue 9f Regular 35c value. ............ 19 Regular 50c value. .39 Even with the disappearance of the l gagi Jammers in the river: Ley land Broth Alsterkamn and Corn! remain the following disen Bart there, still ed .wind ers. Crown of India,1 An- oaios. Broderlck Castle and Donna Fran ceses. AliONSlTHB WATERFRONT. The steamer Sue H. Elmore leaves this afternoon for Tillamook with a full general cargo. The steamer Eureka leaves this after noon for Eureka via Coos Bay. carrying rreignt ana passengers. The steamer Geo. W. Elder left last night for San Pedro and -way ports, carrying a large list of passengers. The Norwegian steamer Ji.li clear today for Fremantle. Ai with 2,800,000 feet of lumber, valued Else will Australia, at S38.000. The Norwegian steamer Iiornelen Is due to arrive here Monday next to load lumber at the mills of the Portland Lumber company for Panama. The British steamer Sheila began loading flour at the mills this morning. She will finish on Puget sound. The Harriman liner Senator leaves to morrow morning for 8a n Francisco with all her accommodations taken. This is her last trip on the Portland-San Fran cisco route, ths steamer State of Cali fornia having been secured .to taks her run. , , The oriental liner INIromedia reached Astoria at 10 o'clock this morning, and win ne in tne narbor late tonight. She brings only a - few hundred tons of freight this time, most of her cam having been discharged at San Francis Co, where she called on the way from Yokohama. Having no overland freight, the Nlcomedla will so direct to Alanha dock. .;. V. , J. Baffler of this rltv hna hnnorlit the steamer Peart from 3. W. Taylor and will bring her here from Hood River to do general towing. The boat is 60 feet long and registers 10 tons. Cap tain M. F. Hasen has sold his steam tug Hasen to the Newberg Gravel company. The concert to be given at the In stitute of the Portland Seamen's Friend society, corner Third and Flanders streets, Is in the hands of Mias Lottie Hampton and the Hassalo ttrMt r A fine program has been arranged, and all friends of the society and sailors are cordially Invited. Concert to commence II O O ClOCK. , Exceptional Values in Turkish Towels" For Saturday we have a liberal assortment of Turkish, Bath -Towels specially underpriced as fol lows: 28-inch " unbleached, selvedged edges and fringed ends; regular i price 10c. .-.,, .... ,6 eavy)UDTe warpfrgular 20c qualty.rfr.. 12 ,36inch fuTtfieached, double heavy weigfeTwo rOwS of red stripes and hemmed ends: regular 25c, each ..t.......t;...;....lTf 48-inch superior grade, unbleached heavy double warp; regular, price 35c ....t.i.;,,4i.....aiJj 35c Venise JSands and Appliques 9c - Wonderful assortment in new ap pliques and Venise bands, re ceived by express this week, in cream, white and ecru; value 35c. , for Saturday-the yard . 94 IT Mall Orders Carefully; Rilled (siro-Klapp(2lrjl(C THIRD A1ND VAMHILL , $8.50 Tailored Sldrls $4.85 Just 30 of them in the lot, made of all wool Panama, fully plaited and finished after the newest, styles ; regularly worth $8.50-Sat- tirday, only. 1 .84.85 35c Wash Goods for 17c For Saturday . we offer about 25 pieces ofVorgandies and 'dirri- ltievin airifieTralest ; 'deiignahTcToTirigs ; values up to 35c-r- the yard...', . ... .17 f Striking Examples of Our Determined Clearthe-Way Sale are Very Forcibly Shown Here Entire stock of m n's and boys' 45uits, light and medium weights, in plain and fancy weaves; also men's and youths'. Pants and rhilHrMi's TCn Pants' alt cira 9nl vnlitoa- " during this special sale,- your ' choice prices 11 cut. . . S3 y Striking Examples Front ' Our Notion and 'Drug 7 -rCounters-r 1 1 Arcf Forcibly Illustrated Here 25c Box Toilet' Soap, 3 cakes in a boxj-highly scented,i. re'gu?-.' For Saturday only, box . .13 Regular 5c tp 10c Transparent: Viyceruie boap, Saturday. 25c Imported Bay Rum. ..18 15c Complexion Powder. ,,8 25c Colgate's Cashmere Bou' quet Toilet Powder. . . ,16 15c Dressing Comb. . . ,". . 15c Tooth? Brush......... .8 1 15c .Whisk Broom....... ; J -Good-Tampieo Han Bms4 ;30c and 35c.Hiir Brush.., 19; Sewing. Machine Oil,. , . xoc box rapetenes. ..,.. .oC "School Pencils; each. 7.'.f Hooks and Eyes, per card. .1 Haif Pins," package. Cc Cabinet Hair Pins:, 3 Special Offer in Ribbons We offer for, Saturday, 109 bolts of pur silk taffeta Ribbons No. 69 width,, come in all tolors; ralue 25c, special, the yard..,..;y.M CONGRESS STIX6Y WITH CEATEE LAKE It. Will '3o Impossible to Build thi Road Around the Crater Rim This Year. MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Mav 1. Arrive down at K and sailed at t:30 a. m, steamer Georae Eori"; rrlvl 4own at 7 a. m. steamer F 8. Lood: arrived doarn at a-jn m and sailed st 11 a. m. steamer W. 8. Potter for Ban Francisco; arrived at 10:20 a. m. German ntum., NimmuK. from Honsrkons; and way ports. San Francisco. May 1. Arrived steam er Wellesley from Portland; arrived down at 1:30 p. m. British ship Celtic- uum, iica si p. m. steamer Daisy Mitchell for WUlana harbor. San Francisco, April SO. Sailed at S p. fm. steamer Northland for Portland; nailed i g p. m. steamer Yellowstone for Columbia river. ,,.8an D1"0' APr 10. Balled, schooner Kins; Cyrus for Columbia river. Astoria. May 1. Condition of the bar at 8 a. m. smooth; wind north," 10 miles; weather, Tight rain. Tides at Astoria today: High water 1 a m., S.2 feet; 1:60 p. m.. 8 feet. Low r f FT m'' 0 8 fe8t; 7:46 P" m" I The balance of the Welch stock is being sold at Altera tion Sale Prices as QUOTED BELOW: 1 SUITS $6.T5 will take .choice of a bit AMI., V, mostly medium weights, worth . up to $12. , ; . 1 . . f 9.45 -You can g-et $18 Suits in this lot,1 in double and sin-, gle-breasted styles, in dresy dark colors; also medium and light colors. This lot contains a host of bargains, sjure. , V-'j f 13.S5 for the best Suit of the tch Ktock to sell up to2$ siid 5-7.30. Nobby tailor-made , brown effects, blsck Thibets, By all means don't pass tip this assortment, and then, too, "you, have your choice of the latest spring ' arrivals at , "Alteration . Sal. Price."--- .-' r '-- PANTS flSWelch's' Pants, all kinds; were $2. . ; : . f i.est-lVVelch's fPants, bi va riety: were $3. : , -, f2.p5 All Welch's , spring: and, ; medium -weight $4., Pants. . ..-j -f 3.85 Those ' very finest im ported materials, handjiilored ' custom style , sold" byVelch -ar-$Sf53o; iiitt&cX i ;v Tt f y not f4 ij g' lyongshoremen Call Off Boycott. The lons:shoremen'n hnvnntt the Tillamook liner Sue H. Elmore has been called off and h fp.i.kt i. i?f in J?am,led bv members' of local No. Z5. The long-shoremen refused to han dle her freight lsst trip because of some ui me sauors not Deing union men Ths Elmore arrived at Oak street dock st noon today. EUGENE SCHOOLBOYS DO SOLDIER STUSTS (Speeist Dispsteh- to Tbs Journal) ShiKene, Or., May 1. An Interesting spectacle on the streets of Eugene wss a parade of rlt military companies of public school boys. At each of the three grammar schools there la a battalion of boys who are given regulsr Instruction In military tactics. The work wa h,in early In the winter under the direction of officers of ths two mllltla companies of Eugene. The battalions from the veary and ratterson schools marched to the Central school at 1 o'clock and mere tne it companies passed in re view, Superintendent Aldjprmaa acting n reviewing orncer. j ns dots made 4 very creditable showing. Their ma neuvers were according to the tactics snd were well executed. After ths cere mony of passing in review, ths. com panies, were marched down Willamette street arid thence across the river to an open pasture, where ths afternoon was spni at recreation and In drilling. HIMSELF TO BLAME FOR LIVE WIRE JOLT (Special Mapitck to Tbs Joaraal) Olympla, Wash,, May 1. The person ai injury damsse suit from Aanrln county entitled Chsrles A. Woelflen, rs- Hponaeni, vs. Liewiston L,ignt company, et a l. appellants, has been reversed and ordered dismissed by the supreme court. V oelflen, an experienced ' electrician, while engaged In repair work in the power plant took hold of a live wire ana wi oaniy injured. He complalnod "in me room was poorly . lighted and that he did not know of ths location of the live wires. The lower court gars mm juugruam dui ine suprems court decided that he was grossly- negligent la working in what he knew must be a aangerous puce when It was poorly lighted. . l Tule Fires Kill LltUe Fowl. 7 . sl ' DtepatcS f The taml t Klamath Falls., Or., Msy 1. Ths tufts around ths lake below Klamath Falls have been burning for- several days. For a time ths firs threatened ths Moors sawmill located on the edge of ths tule lasd. Ths fires have destroyed hun dreds, of young ducks and geese In their -nests, and an effort Is beinar mads to. nrohiblt tbs fires, as more nm, ! dentroye. than in several huating sea sons. !. ; , , , ; , Men's ISe blak and tan socks, double toes, s pair. . Bam pie fibos Store, First and Madison.' ;-r,-.-. . B i (Special Dispatch to The Journal. Klamath Falls. Or.. May 1. Lake National park gets an aDbrocftia ttpn of but $3,000 for 1908. The small ness of ths amount Is a great disap pointment to, Superintendent w. - F. A rant, as ha win not b able to carry forward ths plans he had outlined for Improvements at ths park. Ths 'appro priation last year wss 17.312, eiactly what Mr. Arant asked for, and personally promised him by' Secretary Garfield on his visit to ths lake last year. This year $10,800 was asked for use principally in building roads and trails. The plan of building a wagon road' around 4he rim of the crater must now be , abandoned until such future lime aa suiiictem money is annro- prlated. . Tne money avauapis out or this year s appropriation for ths building or roans amounts to only II. 800 and will be used in extending a cable down the trail to the water, 2.000 feet be low, and in but Id Ins roads ts Garfield ana Appiegaie peaKs. A Reliable Remedy for the Whiskey and Beer Habit Very few men become drunkards be cause they Ilka liquor. It is frequently ths moderate drinker, who before be realises rus condition , has become drunkard. Ths nervous system, having become accustomed to stimulants. unsbls to do the same amount or aual lty of work without liquor, bancs -ths victim drinks more and mora, This Is a state of disease and should be treated by Orrlne. It destroys ths desire for liquor, so tnat the drink is not missed. There is no loss of time or detention from work when It is used. Orrlne is prepared In two forms: No. 1, the secret remedy, which can bs used In food or drink without ths knowledge of the patient; No. 2, for those who take the remedy of their own free will. Both forms are guaranteed. A regis tered guarantee In every box. Treatise on how to cure drunkenness free on request. The Orrlne Co.. Waab Ington, D. C The price of either form Is tl a box, making B cost of tbs complete cure less 'than one tenth what it is usually cnarged at sanitariums, with a guarantee that the expense will be notfiing unless a -cars is gained. Mail orders mied In plain sealed pack age on receipt , of price. Orrlne is for sale by Clarks-Wqod wara J-rug uo., ana nearly. all druggists in rortiana. yy t n t O -mrt foe Isaraat which I hare b.a affllrMd foro.ar trBtr aaa I emm ear that Cusuii h. J.. nllef than any nthar nn)M aaa tt triad. is, wita r a reuai man any oth.r rnmadr I aaa .tt triad. I hall e.rulsly naommend ihra to frlaada as stag aii laey an raract4." Thoa,emard. Xlfis. IU. f Best For ft tr Ths6owels CANDvcamajme , meesBii, MataUe. Potent, Taata SAeA. De Sees. "'.IT "L8?l, a or Me. Ho. Us. Karat US la balk. Tba raaise tablae atanpaa i)0 (X - - 1 - . g mamumj aaaa. - SterUagRaflisdyCaCaicacoarN.T. aav IX S UAL SALE, TEN F.'.ILUCS EOXES HAIR CUTTING 25c - - - .i a . , . - - Taav thosa Ehlned rree ? At the Model Barber Shop nr. mm Cesil it Cote Cos Tkis Week Only Next 1 Week Only Next Veeki$4;25 and a Further Advance-of 25 Cents Every Monday Morninj Until It ! Reaches Par $10.00 Per Share . The opportunity of a lifetime to make a safe. and profitable investment,. NOT, a 200 per' cent guaranteed, investment in a prospect hole, but a legitimate 12 per cent in vestment on par value, $10 per share, or 30 per cent on the present selling price, $4 per share. " " : ; If this stock is what we claim for it wouldn't it pay you to investigate jt? If vou can't convince yourself that you can double your money in six months don't buy it. You must see the property, to appreciate its merits. Join Our Excursion to the Mine Sunday Morning AT 8:30, RETURNING AT 8:30 SUNDAY NIGHT IT WILL ONLY COST YOU $3; IF YOU DONXBUY STOCK WE WILL REFUND ITWE STAND ALL OTHER EXPENSES; INCLUDING YOUR MEALS AJD Btf)AT FARE FRDJVI KELSO TO THE MINE AND RETURN TO KELSO. u ! w IliiisStecfii Because We Need the Money! We are paying $12 per day for barge hire; we are hauling our coapto the tivLr from the mine and pulling the empty cars back with mules. We must have a fleet bf barges, a locomotive and steam hoist and fan; all this will save us an :averageJojE;50 cents per ton on production and delivery of coal. That's whj: are selling the stck. -SEND US YOUR ORDER I?0 A TON OF COAL and give it a trial We -hive hundreds oj tons of it here on the dock ready for delivery. We sell i.for 4 per ton' on the dock and chargeou just what it costs us .to "jfeliver "it.- 'rH;VvVt''U v. WE SELL THE STOCK EITHER FOR CASH - OR: foN FOUR EQUAL MONTHLY-PAYMENTS, ANY AMOUNT FROM FIVE SHARES UP. ; Come in,talk it oyeiv See the coal and see it vburn.r :v V'v '" v : -J ; f Office-open tonight and tomorrow night until 9 o'clock. C -T f ; CAM) C0A l & um co. Phone A3513 64V2 Sixth Street
