The Oregon daily journal., May 16, 1908, Page 14, Image 14

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, : SATURDAY EVENING, I.IAY 13, 1C3.
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CAKPET CXEAMXO j : PRIXTIXQ
TTTvrBlUJSrPKOPRlKTORS OF THM THE feAGLB PRINTING CO, NOT IN
v ibrio Cleanings works; carpets truat; close figures good work, tl
iTnd and laid, both dry and com- RuaBel bldg. corner 4th and MorrlBon.
nresaed ttr cleaning; carpet-rentUng our MODERN PRINTERY MOVKO-Tu
l-peclaity; work guaranteed. Phone Mala 1 6th St.. opp. Meter ft Franke.
17 Z and A-?- Grant at : OOILBKE BROS, PRINTERS OA RDiJ,
SANITARY CARPET CLEANING. SUC- billheads, etc Main 186S. 145U lac.
tion and compressed air.- carpets i--. . - ,t
n."H on floor. Main 6634 and 22UO. REAL ESTATE ;
Vm'NTER. ST'M CARPET AND M4J- --- -t
'rffijgi& t.. iWiffs. j. II Plttengef & Co..
- ;JfROPOUls" jSssri
rTrlJrtPODY - AND" PEDICURING J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND
,ri. ltrn Wilt 83 Flcldner bldg. ' -loans: ewtah M88 146 H 1st, room II.
J DAXCCTQ : RUBBER STAMPS AXI SEALS
iTr iVaV -."trJteo " "tbree-Btep" and ALSO ALL OmCS STATIONERY P.
iJJJ 7IX C Co- l Btark. Tel 1407.
TrCltX p SHOWCASES . AXP FIXTURES
f?i"h bldr 186)4 Wash, bet W. Park --
I'fttK. '"angina- taught by mall SHOWCASES . OF KVERT DEBCR1P. j
? . L. a i'ki. 1 wit 1 uxciNG ACAliEM . Uon; bank, bar and etora fixtures
SlrtbSjri-li ' PrtvaU MsS made to order. Th. Ltitk, Mf,. Co.
..nL Iittt E. Morrlaon. Phone. THE JAMES. 1. MARSHALL MFG. CO.,
sons oauy. showcases, cabinet, store and of flea
itrm AND HORSE HOSPITAL fixtures, 28 Couch at Pacific 2181.
1 " - . ., ., ... R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AUT." M."
w vf MlI.I.KR. V.8.. VETERINARIAN, Winter Lumber Co.. T Hamilton bid.
WTV &flc IW. Flander , w
Phone Main T846. - .... :..- 'SAFES ..,.ir.. .
tin k. brown a boo and horse - .. -v-
hospital 106 N 6thit Phonee Main DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
ang-PAWi8: realdenca. Paclflo 840, - mS!1;rt iil
s Ts;''rPMvrT iiT 1 vn rT tnetal furniture. ' J. K. uavia. o a at.
. iX'itoMiK FIREPROOF AND BANK flAFES Af
v . viaion ir i factonr prtcaa: aecond-hand aafea.
ELECTR1CAI 8CPPUES . MolPr Safe Co.. 10 d at. -WFSTERN
ELECTRIC ' WOKKM SIGN AXU SHOW CARDS
n,r!,toV.yn:mo.rw.. FOSTER A KLEISER, SIGNS, THi
wotora ajy'1"10'- w '" 7 " larkeat airn maker. In tha northnreat
PACIFIC ELECTRIC ENOINEERINO etn d Bvet, ,ts, phona Prl. Ex.,
Co. Motor for aala. or, rant; wiring Home A-1166. - :
and autipliea. .11 ad at. ELMER J. WALLACE, ART 6I3NB AND
. EMPLOniENI- AGENCIES -i office lettering. 827 Stark, fac. 1866,
- , . ,. -SIGNS THAT ATI KA'T" PORT-
C R. Hjids e Jr ' " 'n1 Blirr' 8,7 Btrk- p,pf'
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. .. " TYPEWRITERS i J ,
Men. N. Id, Main 162. ---------'--fc'".'-.
Women. 43H waah at-Main t8Jt ALL MAKES, RENTED. REPAIRED!
Help auppUed free to employer. ' ' aold. P. P. C. Co. 21 ark. Tel. 14B7.
ro5nKPhMonf , TRANSFER AND STORAGE..
S7 N 2d at ........ Phone Paclflo I80U ---.
' " C. a PICK TRAN8FER. A STORAGE
FURNITURE REPAIRING.5 v , company, office and commodloua 4-
rl..,-L, rjw.i. .-.. - i- i: -1 -i 1 - Btory - brick warehouae,- with - aeparate
T'v-r-iT t urv-irnR PIECES METAL- .ri rooma and fira-proof vault for val
A,,ih.d? dini-chTi boT uabiea, northweat corner of 2d and Pina
h. wuhn traaure rockera' half ata. Planoa-and furniture moved and
GASOLINE ENGINES - - OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO.
' -ui-un:.. - -.--.I m-i-i- --- .-f ' General transfer n4 storage; aafea,
HTATIONART AND MARINE; ELEO planoa and furniture, etc., moved, packed
trio iqulpmenu: launchea. acceaaorlea: and hlPPeA 0 pak at . betweerf Front
wholesale and retail; anglS repairing, and let. Phone Main 547,'A-t24t- ' ,
Relerson Machinery Co,. I Moryifon. OREGON TRANSFER CO, 4'f H.
SfXTIONERT AND MARINE GA80- Main 9. - Heavy hauling and atnrage.
Una enKinea; wa raanufactura them; INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE 4k TRANteK
get our prices. Falrbanka. Moraa A Ce. , fer Cft Storane 4 Stark. Main 407.
: Tim-vim KADDERLY TRANSFER & STfJRAQE
. -"-."r . i,'''!'': Co.,111 N. tth, Main I68r'.r A-168S.
HOTEL LENOX. 1717 BELMONT AVE., 77. WHOLESALE JOBBERS
Seattle, Washington: elegant quartera Z-ZXZ- ., , ,
for the fleet: rooma 75c up; meal 60 , , . M A QUNST A CO '
and 35c; reached by Broadway. Pike and DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE ' CIGARS.
Capitol Hill carllnea. -; - PORTLAND. QREJON. .
HOTEL PORTLAND EUKOt'ltAN EVERDINQ & FARRELL, PRODUCE
plan only, is. 6 aay. ; and eommlaaloa merchants. 140 Front
HOTEL OREGON, EUROPEAN PLAN, at., Portland. Or. Phone Main m. .
PERKINS. EUROPEAN, tl AND UP- OREGON v FURNJITURE MAN li F AC
BKLVEDKRE, European: 4th and AioirT turing ufrn. ot .tWnl.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES. WA DrfAllS & ca. WHOLsesale gro:
t.i--ut. m-u u, ... ,. -i ,n -, -..-.r-. . cara, mahufacturei a and eommlaaloa
lfuft STABLES, HACKS. HVERT merchanta. 4th and Oak ata.
boarding and eale; furniture moving; LEWI3-8TKNGER BARBERS UUffDl
Mi Union va.;. East 1582;. night phone Co., barber a' Buppllea, barbers' furnl-
Mn 8044.- W; A. Heeslani Prop. -t tnre barbers' ftla'.ra. 10th and Morrison.
; ' ' - ,,n,pit " , "L" ' THE.GKATON & KNIGHT MFO. CO,'
- BIUSilAij oak tanhers, leather belting maaufao-
.....-..i-j.. tnrera. Portland. Or 61 1st at.
lnstrumenta, music furnished for all oc- vertiamg novelties, isa th at. -
caslona. M. 8888; mornlnga; 846 College: WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS
EM I L THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO. , j"''! S,! Jrrti'"
fesaor OUkar Sevclk. violin and viola ALLRN A LEWIS GROCERIES. , ,
" teacher. . A-41B0. 884 Pine. Pac. 298. . .. " ' " ""
PIANO. VIOLIN, TROMBONE ANI - . TRANSPORTATION .
clarinet .Prof. Smith. 582 12 th,,. M. ",','ir' ITJ
fcnmA TEACHER OF .0t0 YLINE
violin. 211 Bherman; cor. let. Pac lit. Th ateamshlp BREAKWATER leave.
VOKK BA to IN STRUMENT AND M V, rdockrV'-
- ale bouee: repairing. 227H Stark. field aad Ooos Bar points. Freight re-
MOKKYTOLOAH P3,irS: tT
SALARY LOANS UPOLAINNOTES. f rrV-VrtSck7.:; offlVi. Ir?"
TER? tWeBET GEIO Tijl'O. Wington or Oak atraat dock.
KEiiEMBERjF jgjwoBx. Colombia Elver Scenery
, STATE SECURITY COMPANY. BBCIOZ.ATOB XJHII STBAKES8.
. ' ' 704 DEKUM BLDG. Dally aervlce between Portland and
HOURS" 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. The Dallea. except Sunday. leaving
WfcU. AND SATS UNTIL 8 P. M. Portland it f a. m.. arriving about I
.......... MONEY. P- -carrying freight and paasengera.
' For all salaried people. Come nd get Bplendldt accommodaUona for auUlta
It; cheapest rates, smallest payments la and livestock. . :
city for any one that want to make rjfck foot of Aider at. Portland; foot
loan' prwately and desires to be treated SfiH""., Tba Dallas. Pbon Maia
honorably this Is the place. 14. PorUanA -HTJTTON
CREDIT CO., m W - m- ,
8H, fifth floor. Pekum bldg. j ANCHOR LINE "
SALARY AND MORTGAGE 3WANS TO California, May 23, 2 p. m., Caledonia,
aalaried employee and on pianos, tur- Ma .g.. . ColnmTiln. inn IT
""c P,0.''cl6? tli ffi to ' 05 Baloon,- $69.50. 67J50 and $79.80. , "
N Er Loan t A Mortgage Co, Z , st00nd Cabln. 43J0 and $45. .! .
Ablngton bldg. . .. Ihlrd, Class, $27.4o and $27.78. .
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- For book of tours and Information, an-
pie and others upon thslr own names piy to HENDERSON BROTHERS, 21 to
Without security: cheapest rates, easiest 23 Sherman St., Chicago. '
payments; offices in principal cities; i i
s.fTr.rM 'Mimyr" coi
MONEY TO' LOAN FOR BUILDING - vllMMin , .
ftSaWESpaVSE RoanokeandGeo. W.Elder
Exchange bldg. ' ' y 'r.JJ Sail for Eureka. San Francisco and Lea
500 TO $2,500. TO ;I.OAN ON JM- Angerea direct every Thursday at 8 p. m.
proved property. Seven. Phone morn- !, . ... m-w. ' v,
ingr evenfnB; Tabor 840 or address Ticket office 182 Third .near Alder.
S-229, Journal.- TS
ndrrriksonS'le Vnfif TWO OLD PIONEERS
long or -short time. A M. Pelovage, T-Tt, -. .TTr r k x r Tin
jewelers, 2 Washington st DIE AT THE DALLES
TO LOAN $3,500 OR LESS, REAL ,
estate security. Farrlngtoij. 41$ Com- . ......
mercial club bldg. .
iiooooo TO LOAN iN SUMS of i.ooo G. W. French rasses Away at the
or ml) re, to 7 per cent, on Improved iA ,v'-4 .-1 r w
reaity. M. O. Oriffln. 2 Btak. Age pf 80 Years ana C, E.
bi-OKt - TiMK LOANS ON ANY KIND Chris-nan at 78
of chattels. R. A. Frame. 281 Filed- CDxisman ax 4.
ner bldg., corner 10th and Washington. ' ".
SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI-
dential; easy to get and easy to pay. (Special DUpitch to The JournaL)
T. A. Newton. 611 Buchanan bldg. Tne Dallea, Or.i : May - !. G. W.
jiuo.000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR French, who came to Oregon In 1 $7 9,
&prcS!rt2y5o41 AldeTrooml. o.ed ye.terdny of heart weakness M
MONEY TO LOAN, LARGS LoaWs A ear aS- He waa for many years
specialty, building loam: lowest rates; a contractor here and 'also was engaged
fire Insurance. W. Q, Beck. 813, Falling. ln rftnohlng across the river, near Hart-
LOAN FOR THE ASKING-SALARY OB wUlhd 'fteS00 if
chattel. The Loan Co. 410 Pekum. rlsman!' an "honored cltisek
Vil'ICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES, and well known pioneer of Waaco coun-
S. V. King, 45 Wash, bldg. M. 6100. ty, died here yesterday mornlnfr at the
SON EY TO - LOAN ON ALL KINDS g of 78 years, from a hemorrhage re-
of security. W. Holl. R. . Wash bldg. suiting from an attack of prip con-
t-t3 EVius rtB" 8i 000 TO 120 ooo H. tcteu lsst fall which turned into quick
1Jw Hldard: 111 2d -at consumpUon. -He- was ,-born -in -Vlr-
yjGgddara. in zg at. ,n,a jn lg3S came to Oregon In
OSTEOPATHIO PHYSICIANS ' SffdSn Ztt&PWMw
DIL LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. 8PE- iAJStn of Thl PaUes
-1. Tl7nF7nto5 bYdPclficW r&& 2&
M'"- "V. r"' " t f i-,4 '"J?i Chrisman of Rufus. The funeral waa
UH. XL B. NOR1HRUP, 415-16-17 DE- hel& f rom the residence of his daughter
kum bldg. d and WashlngtoB ata, this morning. ' i,--
I'hcme Main 84S. ' Examination free. .. ., . , . .
PAIENTAITORNEYS RESIDENT PAYNE -'. tl
mCT6vRlDBA -WB CAN DECLINES HONOR
patent It Moulton & Scobev, attor- ; J- ' XJJwUAlXAiU AVyi
nt-ys. 604 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. . ' '' : ' " ' . .
J. J. Hi KoHHKIMER. 327 Vi WASH. ST. t W OpecM .Dbpitch .to Tbt Jonroal.) k '
Ptnt and iwnelon attorney. - Ashland', 6r May , 1$. President C.
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. A.J.MAT- A. Payne of the state normal school.
tr. 81 Commonwealth bldg. having been petitioned by the entire
II. C. WRIGHT, V. 8. AND FOREIGN student body to apply for the position
patents; lnf rlnpmentcaes. 604 Dekum1 bs president of the school for the com- ,
r.i,i. . ,, , ; ing year, expressed his thanks to the
PAINTING AND PAPERING r studantB Friday morning for tha honor
-, ,, , . shown him and his appreciation of their
PAINTING. KALSOMINING AND ffforts to have him remain with them.
wbII tinting done on short notice; Ho aald his work connected with the
satisfaction guaranteed. O, P. Hedxe. jchool had always been pleasant, but as
1 ,, or hBi had made arrangements to leave the
V , ",Y"T:'.:-"-;t ' bmrrg ciTigFifTrnv' profession of teaching and enter an-
T'"-'-' MhcheUMjd.- The student bodv had also petitioned
i i ;t J EST WORK. miCES RIGHT, tfte board of regents to reelect Profes
cU I. A. Doane, E. 1095. 104 Union ava. sor Payne president. '
I'JIIOESSES TELL
- DIFFERENT TALES
Alliance:Tatoosh- Case Con
eluded . Befo're Local
J Inspectors., ;
CAPTAIN-BAILEY
GIVES HIS SIDE
Pilot Cann Falls to Remember What
Captain Bailey Told Him Durig
Afternoon When Tpg - Was ; Near
Alliance,
Bar Pilot Cann had a hard time re
membering conversations held between
hlra and Captain Bailey , On the.; tug
Tatoosh i on ;4he ..afteltnoon of .Decern.
ber 2, jaat year, when the Tatoosh was
in the -vicinity of . tha partly disabled
steamer Alliance for the purpose of
trying to, get Captain Olson to accept
tow Into tne Hvef. Jrlla mind was
very clear, 'however, concerning con
versations that Passed between Captain
Bailey, and Captain Olson. - . .
llot cann was cauea as witness in
tha Alllance-Tatoosh hearing - which
was on the boards yesterday In tha of
fice of local ' inspectors Edwards and
Fuller, and he threw some light on the
subject In that - he admitted having
taken a freighter drawing- 25 feet over
tha bar that morning, although It was
blowing, uulte hard and the bar was
rouffh. Leaving the tramp. Pilot Cann
boarded the tug Tatoosh' which at that
time had come out with a lumber-laden
sailing schooner. v ' ; , - '
When I -boarded tne 'i atooan captain
Bailey called my attention to a streak
of smoke to : southward," tha witness
went on, "and we thought It waa prob
ably the Alliance, as we had read In
the-newspapers that she was overdue
and disabled.. Captain Bailey said he
would wait for her. After a while the
Alliance came up dragging; a Jury rud
der. ) .-..,!,.:
In' answer to ouestlons from Attorney
W. P. Richardson, who Represented the
owners of tha .'Alliance ,ndL Captain OU
on,. Pilot Cann said he remembered dis
tinctly what words passed Detween Cap
tain Bailey and Captain Olson and that
there was nothlnar said on the osrt'of
Captain- Bailey that might have sound
ed as ungentiemaniy or mat wonra nave
tendency to -frl&hten tha cassenaers
on' the Alliance. .
But ; he failed in rememher anv Re
marks that Captain' Bailey mfght have
made . to him on the tug Iuring the
entire afternoon, and when pressed for
an answer said he did not want to say
anything - that lie did . not remember.
While he admitted that he had re
marked that It would very likely, have
meant for the Alliance to drive ashore
during- the night, he said )t would have
ueen quite possiois no-nave transrerrea
the passengers In a small boat from the
Alliance to the Tatoosh. as Bursentert
by Captain Bailey of the tug when Cap
tain Olson refused to accept a tow un
less he be given to understand how
much It would cost. ; r- ;
Captain Bailey, when cross-examined,
dented having any. knowledge as to the
contents of .the telegram he delivered
to the Alliance on the morning of De
cember 3. He said ho maneuvered
about the steamer to see If she was In
condition to make her own way across
the - bar. ; He came to the conclusion
she was npt -and so kept away. He said
he had read In the newspapers that the
Alliance was, minus part .- of her pro
peller and. Hence thought there would
be a good chance to get a tow.
He offered no explanation for holding
the telegram. 45 minutes after speaking
the Alliance excepting- that he did not
deliver. It. This was the particular
feature of tha transaction -that- prompt
ed Captain Olson to bring- the charges.
Since It ' Is contended that ' Captain
Bailey was well aware of the contents
of the telegram. - '
Captain Conway. superintendent Not
the O. R. A N. water lines, testified to
having heard of the Alliance being off
the river on the evening: of December
2. and that he called up the company's
agent at Astoria for more explicit in
formation. The agent told him that thi
Tatoosh had returned. Captain Bailey
stating .that .the captain of the Alliance
would not accept a tow unless the price
be named. He called up F. P. Bsum
gartner, agent for the Alliance, and an
agreement , was reached at once to In
struct Captain Olson to accept the srv
ices of the tug, the price to be settled
later by Captain Conway and Mr. Baum
gartner. The -telegram was delivered to Cap
tain Bailey about 9 o'clock that nleht
but. the tug did not. start out until the
following morning. Captain Conway'
said he Interested himself particularly
in tne case necause tne glass in his of
fice that afternoon Indicated that ai
storm would spring up that night. He
rushed the . telegram through, but -the
tug did not go out till the following
morning at daylight
Other witnesses called .. were Bar
Pllota McVlcar and Staples for Captain
Bailey and Purser Harry Skinner, F.
H. Clark. S. G. Stevene and A. Ansorg
for Captain Olson. - Ansorg waa a paa
aenger on the Alliance.
The gist of their testimony was te
the effect that Captain Bailey acted In
a manner Indicative of his Intention to
hold up the steamer for salvage.
The ., case was taken under advise
ment :, .. "... . ,
' - AMONG TIIE COASTERS. "
Steamer State of California Carrie
: Jilg Crowd to Frisco. 1
With a laraa Ilat of nmirr. th
iiarriman liner Bute of California, Cap
tain Hall, left Alnsworth wharf at .
o'clock thla morning for San Francisco
on her first trip south since she was
placed on the route in clace of ; the
steamer Senator.
The steam schooner St Helena cleared
today for San Francisco with a cargo
of wheat and " barlev and tha steam
schooners Tiverton and F, 8. Loop ar-
rivea up tnis morning to loaa - return
cargoes.- The Loop went to Irving dock
to take wheat and the Tiverton went to
the mills of the North Pacific Lumber
company, to finish her lumber cargo.
She took a part cargo at Tongue Point
, PUTS IN FOR COAL. '
F. 8. Loop, Am. ..,
Irene. Am. mil......
Sue H. Elmore, Am. ss...
Norwegian Tramp Eler Rnna Short
of Fuel Fighting Winds. ;
Round north from San Francisco the
Norwegian steamer Eler was forced to
put Into Astoria thla morning to-replenish
her bunkers, nearly every ton
of coal having been-consumed In fighting-
a fierce bead wind tip the coast
The tramp Is bound for southern Alaska
to load coal for California.
Rnnn after the arrival of the tramo
steamer the, French bark Edmond Res
ted crossed In over the barv She. la in
from London with eeneral cararo con
signed-to Balfour, Guthrie & Co. The
mond Rostad was here two years ago
and loaded wheat for Europe,.
WILL LIMIT PASSENGERS.
to
ik pas-
, narbor
Inspectors' Edwards and Fuller
. Pay Astoria visit. V 77 -
' (Special lilsput.-h Tbt Jo"i'0L
Astoria. Or.. Mav 1. Notice has
been received at the custom house that
Government Inspectors of Hulls .and
Boilers Edwards and Fuller will be here
on- May.3 0 and 20 in-order to give spe
cial permits tovessels which desire to
go otttslde the bar, when the- fleet is
there-and also see that- the regulations
are obeyed by ail crart carryin.
sengera to , points in the .lower
as well s. across tne bar. :
w' NOTICE TO MARINERS. V
Beacon Light in Columbia . Near
Tongue Point Again in Order,
Beacon ' two-light, located in six feet
of water,' on the southeasterly aid of
the channel of the Columbia river, at
the turn, about 2ft miles above Tongue
Point, heretofore reported carried away
and the light extinguished, haa been re
built and the light relighted May S
MARINE INTELLIGENCE..
, . . .Irving
K. . . .Astoria
.Oak street
Tiverton, Am. ss. ........... N. P. Milk
Edmond .Rostand, Fr. bk. . . . .Astoria
- Sa Monte to Sad Xtu&ber. -
Melville Dollar. Am. sa.. .Ran Francisco
Ravalli. Am. bb. Ban iTanclac
Virginia, Am. sch. . . . . . ..San Francisco
R. P.-In man. Am. as. ...-.San Francisco
King Cyrua, Am. ch.,...San Franclttco
H. K. Hall. Am. sch..... San Francisco
Rainier, Am, ss. ........San -Francisco
Noma-City; Am. ss.... . .fan Francisco
Shoshone. Am. is.. ...... Ban Francisco
mm Moots With Cement ant General.
Aberfoyle, Br. sh. ...... ...... Antwerp
Emanueie Accame. it DX.....ismDarg
Angard, Nor. Bhlf ............ .Antwerp
Sldurt Fr. bk. ......Antwerp
AiDcn tticamera, uer, oa.. . j . .Antwerp
Clan. Graham, Br, aa. . . . . . . . . . Cardiff
Eugenia FautreL Fr. bk. ...... Antwerp
Vlncennea. jBr. so. ..-. Antwerp
uaei. r r. dk .London
Neatnflelda. Br. ship . ... .. . .Hamburg
David de Anjers, Fr. sh. ...... Antwerp
Brabloch, Br, bk ............ .Antwerp
tviuurnn. or. an. ............. .Antwerp
Jolnvllle.. Fr. bk.'-. Antwerp
Carmanian, Br. bk..;. ...... ..Hamburg
. ' -; , Coal Ships ism Moot.
La Roche Jacquelin, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
.Tramp Staaaexs Bn Boats. '
Inverklp, Br. ss. ...... .. .San Francisco
Taunton. Br. ss.... .Guaymas
Forerlc,.Br. sa. ....... ..San Francisco
Madura. Br. Sa. ......... .ban Francisco
Tabor; Nor. s. ........... . .Bremerton
Strathfiilan, Br. s..... . . . . ... .Bate via
Guernsey, Nor. sb. ....... .San Francisco
Aiianton., nr.. ss. ...... ..ban Francisco
leddo, Br. ss. .......... .San Francisco
Craighall. Br. bb. ....... .San Francisco
Earl of Carrlch, Br. as... San Franolsco
Sa Route la Ballast to X,oad Orals.
Manx King, Br. ah. ....... ,4 . .Taltral
Port Crawford. Br. sh. .Callao
tfn" J'"waLd''Brv,,1-i . .Callao
River J'allocb,. Br. bk ...........Callao
Nordsea, Ger. ah. .............. . Callao
Oregon. Ger. sh. .Yokohama
Gen. Falaherbe, Fr. -bk....;.. .Yokohama
Henrietta. Qer. sh.. ..West coast
Aster. Gen. bk. . . . . . . .Valparaiso
Uarechael do Noalllea,, Fr bltWesl coast
Helena Blum. Fr. bk. .,,.. .,.. Bristol
Vandee, Fr. bk.......... San Francisco
OU aiMntri Si Otiu, (,.-,
ten Loomla wkni. u..M.Mun Ka7re)ra
Atlas, Am. as.. .... . .. . . .San Francisco
MARINE NOTES. "
Bejnlar lasers Xas te ArrlriC
Eureka, Eureka and Coos...... May 17
Breakwater, Coos Bay ......... .May 17
Rose City ' San Francisco ...... May 1
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. ..May IT
Alliance, Coos Bay ............. May 21
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook ... . .May ,22
State. Ban Francisco ........ .May 2
G. w. Elder, San Pedro, way. May 27
Numantia, orient ....,......, .June 1
Arabia, orient .July 1
Nlcomedla, orient ....Aug. 1
Alesia, Of lent .,. Sept j 1
- Meffalax Zdnars to Dspsrt. .
Alliance, Coos Bay .... . . . . . . . . Mayd
Eureka, Eureka and Coos. ..... .May J S
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. ..... .May 18
Breakwater, San Francisco ....May-20
Roanoke, San Pedro and way,,.. May 21
Rose City. San Francisco ......May 23
Ales'.a, orient Mav 25
Geo. W.. Elder, San Pedro. ..... May 28
State, San Francisco. ......... .-.May' to
Numantia, orient June 15
Arabia, orient - . . . . . .......... .July 15
Nlcomedla, orient' .Aug. 15
' Vesaala tn -Fort '
Broderlck Castle,' Br.' ship . . . . . .Stream
Largtemore, Bf. Bh. , O. W. P. dock
r dward Detains, Fr. bk. ....... .Irving
Moller, Fr. bk Stream
Crown of India, Br. bk. i...,.Drydock
Leyland Bros., Br. sh. ....... .O. W.-P
Donna Franceses, Br. bk. ... ... Astor4
Alstcrkamp. Ger. bk. ......... .AstorU
BreUgne. Fr. sh Columbia No. 2
Strathgyle, Br. sh... Eastern A Western
Ancalns. Br. ship w.. . . . .. . Alblna
Churchill, Am. sch. ..........Astoria
Echo. -Am.- bktn.:-; i-ti-iva ;vr; . . . Astoria
Mlndoro, Am. sch , ... .'. . .Pacific bunker
Hornelen. Nor. ss.. .... .Portland L. Co.
W. R. Hume, Am, sch. Portland Lbr. Co.
Kelburn. Br. bk.
Yellowstone, Am. sv
Minnie Kelton, Am.'ss.
Westerner, Am. ss.- . . ,
Alesia, Ger. ss..
Alliance, Am. f ......
Olympic, Am. ss.
. .Astoria
.......,'.Goble
.Astoria
.Tongue Point
..Alaska docM
i .Couch street
.Tongue Point
Condor, Am. ss . . . . , . . .... Couch street
Astoria. May 10. -Arrived down dur
ing the night, steamer Wellesley, for
Ban -Francisco. - - , .. . -
San Francisco. May Me. Balled at 12
noon, - steamer Rose City, - for Portland.
Astoria. Mav 14. RAIlerl - at 11 nnnn
German bark Norn la, for Queenstown or
raimouin. feu up at l p. m., steamer
Tiverton. - Arrived down at 5:30 p. ta
French bark Eugene Pergellne.
San Francis, -May 1 6. Sailed - at 4
p. m steamer Nome City, for Portland,
and- steamer.' Shoshone, for Columbia
river. - - - , ..: . ., r
- Astoria, May 1. Condition of the bar
at 8 a. m.,. smooth; wind west 12 miles;
weather, light rain. , -
Tides at Astoria today High water,
12:80 a. m., 9.1 feet; 1:35 p. m., 7.S feet;
low water, '7:16 : a. m, O.tf feet; 7:15 p.
in.. 2.8 feet .
AVIXST0N SPEXCER CHURCHILL DEFEATED
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The steamer Alliance leaves for' Coos
Bay thla evening. , . .
' The steam schooner Wellesley cleared
last night for San Francisco with 800
000 feet of lumber for San Francisco. -
The steamer Eureka is due to arrive
here tomorrow from Eureka and Coos
Bay. She is booked to sail Monday
night , ' ' .;-.-. ,-.,
The steamer Sue H." Elmore arrived
here early this morning from .Tillamook,
bringing a full cargo of dairy product.
She will Ieavefor THJamook Monday.
The French ship Bretsgne Is expected
to. finish loading this afternoon- at Co
lumbia dock No. 2. - - - ;
The oriental liner Alesia began.' re
ceiving lumber this morning at Alaska
dock. She wiU not finish, discharging
till Tuesday.
... The Norwegian steamer . -Hornelen
cleared this morning for La Boca, Pan
ama with 1.540,018 feet of lumber,
valued at 218.480.21. She will go. by
way of Tacoma,-where ahe will com
plete her jcargo. - , ':
Captain Charles 6pencer Is sick with
a high fever and in the -meantime- Cap
tain Harry Fries la going master on thu
steamer Charles R.cpencer. , . ,
L --- J :
The, Asqultb ministry was sbakec by the defeat of Winston Spencer
Churchill, who bad the stand for reelection upon bis appointment as a
member of the British cabinet. Thla snapshot was taken of. Mr. Cbur- '
chill as he was leaving the bouse of .commons recently. ' : '
Barbecne at Hermiston.
(Hpeclnl Dtptch to The Journal.)
Hermiston, Or.. May '16. The. peoplj
of this place wilt give, a . barbecue to
the encurslonlsts who ' come on May
27. the date' of tha opening- of the'aov-
ernment reservoir Farmers will supply
teams by , which the crowds will be
transported to the dam,' six miles dis
tant: Everything . is now In readiness
for the excursion. The O. R.' & N. will
run an 'eight-car excursion , train from
Peudleton and other towns and - H is
expected that fully 1,000- people 'Will,
see he opening: of the dam and irriga
tion project ' . , .
GALLAGHER RECALLED' !
TO WITNESS STAND
' (United Press Uasetf Wlre.t
San Francisco, Mayy-ll. To flx'tn the
minds of the Jurors the- connection -be
tween Ruef, -the board of supervisors
and himself. James . Gallatrher axaln
took the stand today when- the trial of
Ruef was resumed. Arter a rew unim
gortant fluestlons had been propounded
y - the - prosecutor one ' of ; the : Jurors
asked Gallagher: -
"At whose suggestion did you. com
municate, with the-aupervlsorar" ,
"Ruef s," was the reply.
- The witness admitted, under' cross-examination,
that at times he visited Ruef
of his own accord. He .denied that he
had takeH ,any bribe money prior to
January 8: 1906, and stated that when
he was-elected to tha board -of super
visors he .was ready to grant-any re
quest "within reason'.' that Ruef might
make. 1 .. r'- - ,.2 1 ,-i r
LIXXSEXATORIAL
; CONTEST 0XE:SIDED
, ---,-'c :''. . ... .V- J'.-S'-.
(Special. Dispatch to -Tl Josraal.) ?
Albany. . Or.,. May 18. When H.. M.
Cake, .candidate for Jnlted States, sen
ator, 'spoke- ln Albany - Thursday even
ing he failed to produce the enthusiasm
expeeted. ; The opera; house contained
but a- small audience.' ' ' ' ,-
Cake'' evasion ; of , Statement No. 1
no doubt accounts for, the public apathy.
Linn is decidedly a Statement No. , 1
county, and- undoubtedly will '-send-1 a
solids delegation t of representatives,
pledged to that principle, , to , the next
session of. the legislature. ' ; ;) v
Oovernori Chamberlain Is conceded to
be - in a position to carry Linn county
by a larffe majority at the coming elec
tion. - This sentlmentils expressed even
bv leatlers In the Republican camp. In
fact, tha fight. In the county : in rather
lacklnc In Interest In this - reKarjl on
account .of the strength of ,Chamber
laln. .- . t ,
ALBANY IS PROUD
OF CHMIEIiLAIII
Will Give Him a Tremen
1 dous Welcome When He
Spealis There May 25.J
(Spedsl .Dispatch to Th ' Journil.)
Albany, Or,, May 16. The cltlsens of .:
Albany are preparing to give Governor,'
George . EL .Chamberlain a rousing; re
ception on tba evening Cf May 25. An
open-air meetlhgr Is planned If the .
weather. Is favorable. Invitations will
be sent out to all the' Pemocratle lead-,
era In the county and already-tha-cen-
tral committee has 'been assured ! of a
large response' at tha "reception. . Tha
Albany band has been engaged. "
, .Albany is proud of her former eltlsen
and regardless of political affiliation,
most positive expression of the high re
gard in -which he Is held by his old
friends and associates will be .-shown -him.
Should tha weather- ba unfavor
able the courthouse will be used - for
the meeting.
-4. , . Government Win s- . . '
.- (United. Press Leasml -Wire.) - ; -
Toklo, May . 16. The government
party won by a good majority ln tha
parliamentary elections held Friday. 1
ALL THAT . FUSS ABOUT ONE ?
NHALE 7 oHUCKS 1 1MB KILLED
'EM 6T THE HUNDREDS !! -
tsraggo the Monlc
YES IR.'. I REMM8Eft IN '70p
'TWAS ON THE GOOD SHIP NfNCY An!
I SlfiUTED A SCHOOL OP WHALES TWO
IPOINTS OFF THE TA.rWQAIU poyr
-Coprrlgat toes, by AmeHeaa Jeraal-lisamtTier.
WELL SIR. WE LOWEaiED THE BOATS
and I Stood in the ovn ofno.l
WITH MY TRUSTY HARPOON IN MY -HAND,
WHEN JUDDENLt
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