THE OREGON, DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. .FRIDAY., f EVENtNG,' MAY '15, 1908.
LAST FREMCIIMAN
, 3TOIU3 t&OSES ON SATURDAYS AT SIX O'CLOCK, ,
READY TO CLEAR
llSMjfcp AY SPECIALS y
; .The following bargain items are offered for tomorrow only the following with the ex
ception of one special being subject tQ delivery at our earliest .convenience and for which
? Ship Bretagne Goes to Eu
I rope With Qargo of Wheat
Jjfindvparley.Jll-
g Men's OemMd
QNE MORE BOOKED
' - 1' FOB THIS SEASON
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Bark Vendee Chartered at Sao Fran
.' Cisco Will Take Out Old Crop
WheatShip Falklandbank Under I
Charter to Load New Crop. '
Th. Cranih ahln Ttl-tftarn Will fltl-
jah loading wheat and barley torn,
row and with - her departure the , har
bor will be without a vessel flying the
French. color for the fl rift tlms.slnco
the beginning- " of the , grain shipping
-aaason-Vwplcfria soon, coming to -a
close.- - , ..
The Bretagne will be the Jth French
windjammer to-' clear from Portland
this season, 37 having gone away In
" grain and one In ballast. The lattur
waa ins cornu nan wnicn leu a lew
: days ago for New Caledonia to carry
' lira from thera to EuroDe. '
' Another French-.-, windjammer Is
booked to load old crop wheat so all
told the season's fleet will number 40
vessels. The one booked - to load is
the bark Vendee, which waa chartered
'a few days ago. The has been lying
icue at Ban Francisco for some ume.
The Bretagne. which ) to finish. to
morrow at Columbia dock No. I. has
600 tons .of . wheat on board for stif
fening, ahd about J.600 tons of bar
ley. -
No new crop charters have been an
nounced during the past several days.
The British ship Falklandbank which
waa ohartered about two - months ago
to come here to carry new crop wheat
to Europe, this summer' will probably
never arrive since she is now out. ltd
days from Valparaiso with reinsur
ance quoted at so per cent, xms is
the limit for speculators and she will
anoruy oe put aown zor missing un
less she put In her appearance.
PREPARE .FOR FLEET.
Slip at Stark Street to Be Put, in
Presentable Shape.
Harbormaster Speler, who returned
from San Francisco day before yester
day, reports that- repalra to the Stark
street slip will be begun soon In order
to have things In shape when the war
ships arrive her. He says bids for the
work will b opened this afternoon at
the city halt and that a contract will
In all probability be let to the lowest
bidder Five dolphins are also to be
driven la the harbor for moorings for
the warships.
The-vessels, expected here during the
?ose Carnival are the Charleston and
orktowa and - a number of torpedo
boats. OFF TO SEE, THE FLEET.
Arrangements for Special Train to
Astoria Have Been Closed.
' Tha Harrtman liner Rose City will
probably also b pressed into service
taking people to sea to meet the fleet
on Its way north from Ban Francisco.
This announcement waa made this
morning. She Is due to arrive here Mon
day night from Ban Francisco and it If
figured that, she could leave down early
Tuesday morning and thus "earn a. few
hundred dollars for,, the, company be
sides giving another 700 or 800 people
a chance to watch the warships at close
range.
Arrangements for a special train to
Astoria Wednesday morning. May 80.
were closed yesterday and the steamboat
companies are now Qlsposlng of tickets
for their excursions. A farmer came
into the city thlsNmornlng and bought
five tickets on the steamer Roanoke,
his Intention being to .take his entire
Tomorrow at 50c Each
fA 7 'Tfe : " Another very attractive special offered in the base-
N ment section a popular size Tea Kettle in gray gran-
VA i$Jffiy V Ke ware with heavy handle granite cover with met-
' 1 al knob, f One only td each customer at the above speT
' - 1 cial and nondeliveries. '".
Hodge's Fiber Rugs In Drapery D ept.
j ' 1 n r ' ' -' - (Hosk r 5c Extension Sash Rods, 2 sets for 5s.
4X ijlZCS lOr ' IpCeiO 15c 'Brass , Extension Curtain Rods,
r- ' '. ' , each ' v
Regular $5.00-values, in these sanitary 15c dozen Moulding Hooks, for picture
and reversible Rugsin sizes suitable for hanging, per dozen, 5t.
bathroom, bedroom and half avariety of , 20c Brass Extension Rods with silver
patterns to choose from, in colorings of blue, ends; each 10.
green, tan and red. Tomorrow in the Car- 1 20c package of Picture Wire, per pack--
pet Department, sixth floor. age; 10.
QUAINT STQQLS
SPECIAL $1.45 EACH
Tomorrow a clean-up sale' of this pattern in solid oak
stool a substantial and attractive little piece in the fumed
finish, with top covered in genuine leather. Sells regularly
for $3.00. ,' .. . ." ','"'
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LAWN
MOWERS
from $3.25
; up.
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RANGES,
Efficient and
Economical.
family along. Othera bought two or
three ticqets and the agent states that
already a large number of reservations
have been made.
The steamers booked so far to maae
the run from Astoria to the fleet are
the Roanoke. Alliance and Nome City.
The question of having the Harriman
I'ner none City Join them has not yet
been decided, the matter having been
S laced before Manager Schwerln at San
'ranclsco. -Th
train leaving here Wednesday
morning will make only two stops along
the route and the steamers will depart
from Astoria as quickly as the excur
sionists have time to reach them from
the depot.
ATXNG THE WATERFRONT.
The steamer George W. Elder left for
San Pedro and way porta last night
The steamer Bus H. Elmore will be at
Oak street dock this evening with a
cargo of dairy products from Tillamook.
The oriental liner Alesia Is discharg
ing freight consigned to local importers
at Alaska dock.
The Harrimsn liner State of Califor
nia leaves for San Francisco tomorrow
morning:
The schooner Irene Is at Astoria wait
ing for Instructions. It Is understood
that she will probably remain idle for
a wnlie, steam scnooners navmic own
secured to carry moat of the lumber
now going south.
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. May 16. Arrived at i and
left up at I l ro., steamer F. S. Loop.
from San Francisco. Left up at 6 a.
m., steamer Atlas. Arrived down at 6
and sailed at 9:60 a m., steamer Oeorgv
em OSes
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Woodmere, L. I., who was a
nervous wreck, and could
neither eat nor sleep, was com
pletely restored to health by
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In a. recent interview Mrs. South
ard said : "I can certainly say your
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Whiskey, has been a great benefit
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not sleep and was troubled with
loss of appetite.
"Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey was
recommended to me by friends. I
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; can sleep and my appetite is much
. improved. .
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. Thousands of cases like that of
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MRS. P. R. SOUTHARD.
Pur
W. Elder, from San Pedro and way
porta Left up at 0 a. m. steamer El
more. Arrived at 9:60 a. m steamer
Tiverton, from San Francisco.
Port San Luis, May 16. Sailed yes
terday, steamer Santa Maria, for Port
land. Astoria. May 14. Arrived down at K
p. ro., Russian bark Albyn. Arrived at
s p. m.. sieamer Atlas, rrom San Fran
cisco. Arrived at a. m., steamer El
more, from Tillamook.
Hamburg, May 14. Sailed, British
snip iMootsneid, ror Portland.
Astoria, May IS. Condition of the
bar at 8 a. m., smooth; wind west 16
miles; weather, light rain.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
12:60 a. m., 7.7 feet; low water, 6:32 a.
m., 0.4 feet; 6:34 p. m., 2.6 feet.
600D DAIRY
COWS SCARCE
Bailey Declares Farmers j
Have Errea m JNot Keep
ing Up Their Herds.
"Dairy cattle were never so scares as
at the present time, not only in Oregon
and the northwest, but all over the
United States as well. I know of no
more profitable opportunity than is of
fered by the present shortage to the
farmers of this valley than to engage in
the excfuslve business of raising cows
for dairy purposes."
Such is the opinion of State Pood and
Dairy Commissioner Bailey, who says
the dairying Interests have suffered
a serious check In development by rea
son or tne snort sighted policies in
vogue among farmers and stock raisers.
Mr. Bailey further says:
Calves Killed When Bora.
"ThnuaiLndH of c&ttla havji Kan
shipped out of this state In the past
few years to points all over the north-'
west. Farmers have not been raisin
calves, but devoting all their energies
to the production of milk and butter,
the Increased price of which products
made hundred enter the business.
Having no time to devote to the raising
of calves, these have either been killed
as soon as born or kept for a short
time and sold as veal. The ever increas
ing population due to the- Influx of
homeseekers and the establishment of
many condensed milk factories has also
had a tendency to prevent the raising
of cattle.
"The result is that the price of datrv
cows has gone up In the past two years
fully 6 per cent Animals that last year
could have been bought for 160 now
bring 76, and the demand can not be
suppneo. Tne . quality is deteriorating,
too. Only the other day I waa down to
the stockyards and saw carload of as
scrawny cattle as were ever brought to
a Portland market, being shipped as far
north as Missoula, Montana.
eras jrot Kept trp. -
"All over the United States the situa
tion Is the same.' Prices have gone up
almost double in some sections In the
last year or two. The cause is to be
traced directly to. the neglect of keeping
up the herds. In their haste to take ad
vantage of the high prices offered on
all sides for butter, cheese and milk,
farmers have had no time to raise
calvsa - - i.
. "I would say to avery farmer In Ore
gon and the northwest that' if each one
devotes his time to raising cows for the
dairy it will be years before the supply
will be equal to - the demand. Never
before has there been such a lucrative
return offered for as small an invest
ment . -
MEN FIGHT DUEL TO
' SEE COUNTESS GUDYS
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(OitlM Press Teases Wtre.l ' '
Vienna. Msy 16. For the privilege of
seeing Countess Ssechenyi at Oie circus
In Buda Pesth. two men fouaht a den
perate duel with knives last night Th4
battle was witnessed by the countess
and completely unnerved her. As soon
as the countess was discovered In hr
box, a crowd, swarmed about It. In that
cranium a quarrel started peiween tne
two men and thev nulcklv drew their
knives and began slashing at one an
other. Both were badly cut before they
wers separaieo. . --. ;. .... ...
for clever snappy style; for faddish stuff
freaky, if you likehcas been met in this great
stock. We've got the goods you want; we'll
show them to you and fit you in them
118, $20, $25
For Smaller Boys
We cater to the mothers a little; show the smart
styles and novelties that will please you and the
youngsters. These are the most economical clothes
you can buy; the quality is in them .
$2.65 to $15.00
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A LITTLE DOWN
1651-67 FIRST ST.
( RED1T
all
$122 A WEEK
BIG SALE TO BE CONTINUE
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Owing to the success of the great bargain sale of Women's Fine Silk and Linen
Suits, the special sale will be continued all next week.
All New Spring Suits, Well Tailored
REGULAR $32.50 TO ?35.00 VALUES ' - ,
Now 17:3
Just received by express a lot of EcruWalts, which we will sell at special pricesT j
Men's Extra Special Hand -.Tailored Suits
REGULAR $20.00 AND $25.00 VALUES
Now $15.00
Having an extra big stock of Boys Suits, we will deaf them but at one third off regular price.
PftPTiTT AQ INT TAT Although we are giving these special inducements to make
VIvEL1 1 AO UOUiXL quick gaie8t it i, not necessary to pay cash for your purchase.
The usual credit will be given. Just a little down and. a, little weekly will secure whatever
you wish. '. - v
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Positively cold dry air. circulation, high efficiency of
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tures, latest improvements. ' .
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