THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY . EVENING, JUNE 5, 1808.
OlilOGS MHO
FROn THE ORIEtJT
Steamship Numantia Ar
rives After Fast Rira
"Across Pacific. " -
MONEY SCARCE IN , -
- v JAPANESE PORTS
Included In , Cargo . Is Large Ship-
. ment of Gunnies Consigned to Lo
cal Importers Material to ' Be
Used In Handling Wheat Crop. '
'"After a remarkably quick run of 1
days. IS hours ant) T minutes across the
Pacific from Yokohama, ttw Portland A
Aslatlo Steamship company's liner Nu
" mantis, Captain Feldmann. arrived- at
Alaska dock at 10:30 o'clock this morn
Ths bic liner brought close to 6.000
tons of freight, the largest Inward cargo
from the orient for some time. Nearly
all of it Is consigned to Portland lm
orters and the major portion consists
of gunnlu to be used In handling the
: new season wheat croD. There- belns
4.108 bales of gunnies, ' the duty on
that part of the 'cargo-alone will, bring
aooui iuiwup into tne corrers of the
.government. -.- " -
Folowln ts the cargo In detail:
For Portland 4,308 bales gunnies,
700 cases tapioca, 832 slabs tin, 8$
cases cocoinuts, i cases tea, 873 cases
mercnanaise, i case suk,' u rolls mat
ting, 7,700 bags rice. 311 cases ml so, 67
bundles bamboo, S00 bags peanuts, 60
bars beans and 09 cases cur Inn
For overland transhipment 670 rolls
matting,-- 87 cases curios, 28 packages
brushes, 10 cases porcelain. -2 cases
merchandise, zoo casks mlso. r -
uaptaln f eldmann reports sn unusu
ally pleasant voyage, fine weather pre
e in
1 vas
hama to the Columbia river lightship,
vailing- all the time coming; this way,
from Toko
Not a "ressel
sighted.
He reports money -very scarce in Ja
pan but prospects ss to crops are appar
ently good. The financial stringency is
much the same as in the states during
the clearing house certificate days. He
says all commodities have depreciated
. greatly in value and silk can be bought
for half the price a few months ago.
: The Numantla's outward cargo will
' consist principally of - flour. She will
bo in port about two weeks. . Longshore
men went to work this afternoon dis
charging ths Inward cargo, , y , ...
, BJQ MAY- COLLECTIONS. ":
Collector of; Customs Completes
i ' Summary ' of ' Transactions. "
' Duties on Imports for the month of
May collected by Collector Malcolm of
thi-port amountLto lOM8t.06Ljrh!eh
is somewhat above the average.- The
larger percentage of this amount came
from the ta imposed upon gunnies, of
which a large- quantity was brought in
from-the orient on the regular liners. .
: Following la. the monthly -summary
of transactions at the customs collec
tor's office during the month of May;
- Vessels entered from foreign ports,
4; vessels cleared for 'foreign ports,
jli; vessels entered from domestic
ports, 86; vessels cleared for domestic
ports, 65; . entries of merchandise for
duty,. 114: entries of merchandise free
of duty, J4; entries for warehouse, 14;
entries.- or- -warehouse and transporta
tion; 1 entries , from warehouse for
consumption,-, entries ior immediate
transportation , without appraisement,
17; total number of entries of merchan
dise, 209; entries for consumption liqui
dated, 124: entries for warehouse .liquid
dated, II;; certificates -of registry
granted, 1; - licenses to vessels under 10
tons granted, 6 i- total, number of docu
ments to vessels 'Issued, 8; value of ex
ports, domestic.. 8031,721. ,
Receipts From. -All aoorosa
Duties on Imports, 3109,180.85: fines,
penalties and forfeitures, 33 8.86 f mis
cellaneous customs receipts. 3138.00:
storage, labor and cartage, $00.85; offl-
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I FESTIVAL EVEUTS OF THE VEEH
,. '' ; Friday, Juno 6V .- ''V "- -
Erening Allegorical - and historical parade of electric floats, In- X
eluding .."Chinese Dragon"; grand ball at Armory
'7''.'-"''-'.-,,;--v'.'.;ff'1I,' .... . --.-..
, . - Saturday, Juno 6.- . . ..
Morning Regatta W the riyer; Screws from ' Victoria, Tan-
i ' couver.and the University of Washington will compete.
Noon Grand parade of .Woodmen of the World. v -'
Afternoon P. , N. A. championship field meet af - Multnomah
fleldr. relay races for-high schools and' public schools of
.'v . the northwest; valuable trophies to be presented for each
., f. event.: 2 p., m. -Grand parade of Woodmen of the World,
Erening Pyrotechnics . and masquerade' farewell to Rex Ore-;
1 , gonus and Queen, Flora.
4XM
ciai
fees, $50.30; . total. 8109,4(2.05;
amount of refunds and drawbacks paid.
I NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Lighthouse Department Replaces
. Marks Strayed or . Missing.,
Captain P. J.: Werlich, t lighthouse In
spector of this district, today Issued- a
bulletin showing a number of changes
In the buoy system, affecting the list
of lights, 'buoys and daymarks of the
-acinc eoasi, iu. -,
The North spit Jetty buoy at the en
trance lu uio Bay, wnica la reporiea
missing, will be replaced as soon as
nracticahle.,- ClatsoD sDlt buoy. Colum
bia river, which was found out of posi
tion June 1, wss replaced the same day.
The Clatsop spit experimental unlighted
gas buey. which was placed In commis
sion some time ago, has been discon
tinued, the buoy' having failed to watch
properly. The, Middle ' ground ' south
side buoy' has been replaced - and the
Knappton. enannei ouoys save bjso neon
replaced.- : f - -. . --
The Protection' Island southwest spit
buoy, which was reported missing June
1, will be replaced as soon as prac
ticable Point Wilson buoy No. 8, in
Juan de Fuca Strait, which was out .of
position,: has been replaced.
? ASTORIA MARTXB NEWS.
Steamer Yeddo and Schooner Irene
( Clear With Lumber.'
: Special Dispatch its The Journal.) ;
-Astoria, Or., June 5. The , British
steamship Teddo cleared at the custom
house yesterday for Sydney, N. B.'W.
and Auckland. New Zealand, with 2,(80,.
nnn t nf lumber..
The schooner Irene clear ea ai tne
miatntn.houia vesterdaV with 800.000
feet of lumber for Ban Diego.
i The attempts to. float ' the -derelict
steam schooner Minnie K. iLoiton oy
pumping her out ana trying to ormg ner
ntr tha nnda have croved unsuccessful.
and now Captain Oenereaux. wrecker
for the nnaerwruers, win pisioe aieei
wires under the vessel, attached to large
barges moored aiongsiae. wita imi
method it is expected she can be raised
by the tides. At present she is In no
immediate janger, oui is grouuiuiy euis..
ing in the sands. . .
MARINE IXTELLIGENCE. -linlu
Zalxxm J)u to -txiir.
timtftnnwi, vwa J ......... w .
State, Ban Francisco ; June
O. w. Elder." Bsn Pedro, way.... June t
aiKanmt C.nam Rsv. .......... .June 11
Eureka, Eureka and Coos. ..... .June 14
Roanoke, Ban f raro ma way... 4 una i
Rose City, San Francisco June 1J
Arabia, orient . ..jujy j
Xti nnmertls.! orient .. . ......... . .Aug. 1
A leaia. orient Sept 1
Numantla. orient .............Sept 18
Begalax Users to Depart.
Kureki. Eureka and Coos ...... .Jun 6
une
une (
Oeo. W. Elder, San Pedro. ..... .June 11
State, Sa a Francisco , June 18
ICumantla. .orient.... June 13
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. .June 18
Arabia, orient .juiy io
Xicomedla, orient .......... ...Auk. 15
Alesla, orient. ............. ....Sept 15
tj. . --'Xf"' Vsssals la ort. '
Broderick- Castle, Br. ship Stream
Larglemore, Br. sh... ....O. W. P. dock
Crown of India, Br. bk.. ...... Drydock
Leyland Bros,. Br. sh ......... .O. w. P.
Donna Franceses, Br. bk.. ...... .Astoria
Alsterkamp, . Ger. bk. ...... a . . .Astoria
Ancaios. Br. ship ..... ... ....... .O. W. P.
Churchill. Am. sch.... ..Astoria
Echo, Am bktn ............... .Astoria
Kelburn. Br. bk. ...... .Astoria
Minnie Kelton, Am. ss. ...Astoria
Edmond Rostand. Fr. bk ..... . . Mersey
Emanuel Accame, It bk. Columbia. No. 1
Torktcwn, Am. gunboat ..Stream
Charleston, Am. cruiser. ... . . . . .Stream
F.' S. Ioop, Am. ss.,.., .Inman-Poulsen
Wellesley Am. ss. ....... ...... .Oceanic
Rose City, Am. ss. ........... Alnsworth
Davis, torpedo-boat' . Stream
Fox. torpedo-boat .............. Stream
Farragut, torpedo-boat ...... ..Stream
Preble, torpedo-boat destroyer. .Stream
Perry,- torpedo-boat - destroyer. . Stream
Johan Poulsen, Am. ss. Inman-Poulsen
Alliance, Am. ss. .Couoh street
Yosemlte, Am. ss. ..... ...Tongue Point
Rainier, Am. ss. ........ .Tongue Potnt
Yellowstone, Am, sa, ....Irving
Numantla; Ger. ss. .......... . .-.Alaska
Eureka, Am. - ss ............... . Martina
Sa Bouts to Xioad Z,umber.
Ravalil, Am. ss.. ...... ..San Francisco
R. V. Inman. Am. ss. . . ...San Francisco
Rose City, San Francisco . . . . . Jj
Alliance, Coos Bay. . . . Ji
Breakwater, San Francisco. ... .-Ju:
VOTING CONTEST
Aa elegant : library - of 800
A 8600 library aivan sway absolutelv.f free.
volumes, and Jiandsome golden ealt oases will be given to the lodge, school.-,
sr or
Aberfoyle. Br. sh.
ABgnni, rxor. sn,,,.
H. K. HalV Am. sch. .....San Francisco
W. K. Jewett Am. sch. ....... .Redondo
Alvena, Am. sch. ...... . .Ban Francisco
Alumna, Am. sch. , . ..; . .Kahului
Tiverton. Am. ss Ba n Francl sco
Homer,: Am. fs. , ".. . . , . .San Francisco
Washington, Am. ss......San Francisco
Xa Bout With Cement and Osnsral.
, ... ... . V,Antwerp
. . . . . ... An twerp
Bidart Fr. bk. .Antwerp
Albert Rickmers, Or. bk,... ..Antwerp
Clan- Graham, Br. sh ......... . .Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel, Fr, bk.. . . .Antwerp
Vincennes, Br. sh. ............ .Antwerp
Gael, Ft. bk.,., ..............London
Neatsflelds, Br. sh. ......... .Hamburg
David de Anjers, Fr. sh....... Antwerp
Brablocb, Br. bk.v. .....Antwerp
Kll loran. Br. sh ............. . .Antwerp
JoinvlUe, Fr. bk. ............ .Antwerp
Carmanlan. Br. bk. . Jlamburg
Rochambeau, Fr. bk.....,.......Lith
Oulf Stream. Br. bk. ....... . .Antwerp
rtrs Coal gUpa-Sa Bout., r,A :i
I,a Roche Jaoquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
Fifeahlrs), Br. bk. .... Newcastls, A.
Bossuet. Fr. bk No woastls, A.
Tramp . Steamers Ba Bouts. '
Inverklp, Br. ss.. ....... San Francisco
Taunton, - Br. ss. ............. . Ouaymas
Forerlc, Br, ss...,..,..,.Ban Francisco
Madura. Br. ss. .......... Ban Francisco
Tabor, Nor. as ............. , Bremerton
Strathflllan, Br. ss....... . ... . .Batavla
Guernsey, Nor. as...... ..San Francisco
Allanton, Br. ss. . . . . ,. . .San. Francisco
Craighall. Br. ' ss 6an Francisco
Earl of Carrlch, Br. ss.,..8an Francisco
Aeon, Br. ss. i,... Eureka
Dulwich, Br. ss. .Guaymas
Ellerlc, Br. ss.. .....San Francisco
Knight Templar, Br. ss.... . .Valparaiso
Badamea, Ger. ss.....,....Puget Sound
Xa Bouts la Ballast to XiOavd Oraixu
Manx King, Br. sh. ...... ......Taltral
Port Crawford, Br. sh. ......... .Callao
Agnes Oswald, Br. sh...... Callao
River Falloch. Br. bk. .......... .Callao
Nordsee,. Ger. sh .Callao
Oregon. Ger. sh. ........... .Yokohama
Gen. Faidherbe, Fr. bk. .Yokohama
Henrietta. Ger. sb. .....1 .. .West coast
Aster, Oer. bk. ........... ..Valparaiso
jnarecnaa as rvosuies, XT. DK. west coast
Helena Blum, Fr. bk .- Bristol
Vendee. Fr. bk ......flan Franclao
Homeward Bound, Am, bk.Vaac'Vr, B. C.
Irene Get New Officer. .
: (SpeeJai Olapatch to lb JcAnut)
l.tn4. T r i . tt
Mitchell. of ths schooner -Irene has
signed a new first officer' to fill the po
sition of William tttrttir who was
drowned Saturday -while sailing In the
shin boat with Vernon mhon. who a.1 an
lost his life. Dabel was ' 27 years of
sge and his only relative is a sister re
siding at San Francisco. Neither of the
bodies baa been recovered. ..
Will Open New Quarries.
Special Dlspstca to The JouraiU ' ',
Aberdeen, Waah.. June B. Tha Tmle.
pendent Asphalt company' will open two
more rock quarries, to obtain rock for
the north side Jetty. They will be at
McCormlck and Oakvill and spurs will
be. opened from the main line of the
onnern-cina several hundred men
will be employed... A . ausrtsr mininn
tons of rock has been' contract! tnr
ana jjbv.uuu win be required to carry
out the work.
. m i
Pays Union Wage.
(Bnvdsl Dlspstch to The Jounnl.)
Aberdeen. Waah.. June K -Althnua-h
the owners of the Llndstrom shipyards
have announced that they will maintain
an open shop after, the first of this
month, Mr. Lindstrom insists that he
ww pay union waares and work an elarht.
hour day. Ths firm has been using non-
uuiud men hot toe put moniD.
MARINE NOTES.
much in the recent Denver city election
but scored heavily a week: later In the
state election in North Carolina.
Beveral hundred students of the Uni
versity of Chicago met recently and
formed a William HV Taft Republican
club.
The Marlon club' of Indianapolis. 600
strong and accompanied by a band of
100 pieces, plans to attend the Chicago
convention in the Interest of the Fair
banks' candidacy.
Presidential aspirants should beware.
The coming Republican national conven
tion In Chicago will be the thirteenth
since the organization of . that party.
Louis P, Shackleford and Richard
Shea of Juneau-, comprising the Alaskan
delegation to tha Republican national
convention, have already arrived In Chi
cago. - -V ... .
E. C Wall of Milwaukee, who aspired
to the presidential nomination four years
ago, la now being talked ot in connec
tion with the Democratlo nomination
for governor of Wisconsin.
One of the surprises offered by the
recent' ReDUblioan ata.ta rnnmnflnn In
Idaho was Its failure to Include Sen
ators Heyburn and Borah and Governor
uooaing among tne delegates' selected
to auena me national convention.
It Is reported that Thomaa F. Ryan,
the millionaire capitalist of New York
and Virginia, will lend bis aid to the
efforts of Senator John W. Daniel to
prevent the Virginia delegation to the
Denver convention from being instruct
ed for Bryan.
Lieutenant-Governor John C McKln-
lev or Missouri is mentioned as a pos
sioia candidate ror tne Republican nom
ination for United States senator. He
is expected to make formal announce
ment of his candidacy Within tha next
i AlsT VAsAIt ft
John Sharp Williams, leader of ths
minority in the house, and recently
elected United States senator - from
Mississippi, will be heard, this summer
on tne lecture platform in California,
Wisconsin, Texas and several other
states. ... ..
. William P. Myers, one of the five liv
Inr aelea-ates-cn tha firat natinnai in
vention of the Republican party at Phll-
aueipni m io. nas arranged to at
tend ths coming national convention In
Chicago. He will attend in response
to a speolal Invitation sent him by
Chairman New of the national oommit
? . Mr ?ly'rn lm 87 years old and has
uvea m ma mo in uercer oounty, Illinois.-
w A ; . - j - . '
PENINSULARS SEE
WHERE KOSES GO
The Peninsula Rose Carnival commit
tee is growing more enthustastle with
each succeeding day of Portland's great
rift fa.. Tha flAt. Wth -. .t,
depot has done mors to a1 vnrtlaa tha
peninsula than . has anything els ever
attempted to exploit the district Ths
oommuiee raised 11,000 this year to
carry out the plans for pushing the
eninsuia to tne front in the race for
business, and next year the men who
have been working for the interests of
this Section expect to raise double that
amount
In order that the residents of ths
committee
id to ths union
invited
peninsula may see for themselves what
is oeing accompiisnea tne
hopes visits will be paid to 1
aepot tomorrow, (jnuaren are
to bring flowers In person to the booth.
FINNISH WOMAtf WOULD
RAISE WEDDING LIMIT
Juns 5 The
HeJelngfors,- Finland,
women de
ment are
eiris shai
they nave reached the age of eighteen,
iputies in the Finnish Pari la.
backinr a bill orovidine- thai
Iris Shall not marry in Finland untl
At present the age limit Is fifteen years.
less If permission of ths state au
thorities can be procured.
xne oiu aiso provides mat a male
Flnlander must be twenty-one years of
enter . the
ass before he can
bonas or matrimony.
holy
Four young f women have lust won
ur scholarships offered bv Lawrence
university to Its students regardless of
d
mathematics.-. It is said that about an
eauaj number of bovs and rlrla eon.
testeot for the scholarships.
In the wind
have about
lip we find that we
250 BOYS' 2-PIECE SUITS
with STRAIGHT KNEE PANTS.
;?:i,:,'i.,.:;1f;,;.;"-i;.:;; .f'M; ;-s'i': h'iy jv;,V' -y-::??.. ' ":f'p.:-y'l
They are of the best material-
made as only BEN SELLING'S,
clothes are made -Their only fault
straight knee pants are
not fashionable When anything
is passe we can not keep it on our
shelves Do you want them?
If you do they are
JUST HALF PRICE
BEW-SC
LEADING
CLOTHIER
oiuu vr wni; a-ri.iBi.u muniii un largest namosr or votes,
rill be issued with paid-in-advance subscriptions to Ths Journal as fol
Ona year. 17.50. 760 votes. 1 six month, il 71. itn . mi... hiim.
I1.J5. 116 votes: one month. S ' centa 0 ' votes," and
erchant listed below will rlva with each 1ft-rint MiiwhiM
church,
Votes v
lows:
montha
every m
At ths close of the contest the lodt
ing the largest number of vote
Is on exhibition in the window el
Ballot boxes are located at Holsman's jewelry store 149 Third street; Whits
Front drug store, 1S8 Grand svenue; Watts-Matthleu drug' store, 175 Russell
re, school, church, club or sooletv- reeeiv.
will be awarded the library complete, with ;
promptly paid are enUtled to votea The library .
tha east iMl nfflM tta Vam Mnnlan .
street where, all votes should be deposited.
chants ana get busy wun toe .votes:
- W. X. KASXXXJj ft CO, dry goeda
Clothing and shoea tto to SSi East Mor
rison street. - .
' t.- XOuncAlT, Joweler.
street . JMain Hat. ' : ,
Ut Third
O.
ttOFBTBATZTsV ehotographsr.
Pacific 1710.
IStU Third street.
XA9S1UUT TBAJraim ' ft aTTOB
AOB CO- office and warehouse 111-111
North Sixth street Main 1S. A-14S&.
- ' m 0. B. BBAZWAJtD VO spo'-tlng
goods. 111 Grand avenue. East US.
XOSEBTT COAX, ft XOX OO-' office
III Pine street. . Home A-1S. Mala
-- - - '
VTJXOAW COAX. OO. offloe t:i Burn
Bide street. Main 17(. A-ST7t.
BUSCK ft OBTEBn merchant tailors.
116 Stark street. , Psclf ip 100.; s
s OBEOOB- nvi 00, cigars and news.
147 Sixth street
W. B. tX.TTT, plumbing and gas fit
ting. 107 Williams avenue. 'Bast 4U6.
BW A. WntOFS WBXTB FBOHTC
SBUa STOBB, lit Grand ave., E. I69S.
A. H. rWXXXKTT, grocer... lit . Grand
avenue. B-llll. Bast 28s.1 ,
- m VOSn BXJTBKB SXOP, flseat
shop in the city, si Sixth street ' -
CA80BXO TXBCK.B QBOCEBT. ltd
7am hill, , eornsr Para. k Main 1411,
A-7T. ---rv; -.-
OKXOAOO WABKBT, meats. 1ST Third
Street-.,' Main 41. - ' -1 v
KOBBI89B EUCTBICAXi CO 111
East Morrison street Esst llll. B-1426.
- WATTS-HATTKZStr CO- druggisu,
Ki RusseU street East .
SB. B. X. WBIOKT, dentist. I4H
Washington, cornor Seventh. Mala Silt.
AlZOB BXWZB. fine , millinery. .
'Washington street :
aSAJTZS ft TAWa, wood dealers,
rard East Eighth and Main streets. East i
It. - - i
BirTTBBjnT BBBAB OO eorner
Second and ColumDia tunu, rwu
Third street .. - '-
HOOBB BXOKs east side news daaV
era and confectionery, Williams avenue
and Russell street East 4701. - ,
B. A. 'KoABAKS, bicycles and sport
ing goods. Williams avenue and Knott
street .East HSi. , ' I
vmxiAaar atb. xtmbssxa iao-
TORTf, umbrellas and leather goods, t44
.WiUlams avs. C-1004. -y i
Trade -with the following mer
jtffMpFURflSIISRS
too ro (MT ko''w-j
TATXOB ft 8TABTOS. niumblna- and
gas fitting, sol Pine street -
Ve?"1"'. """'i meats and fish,
110 .Grand avenue. H-lisa. Eaat 411.
r. A. DO WB, wallpaper, painter aoi3
taT-ui.mr, im union ave, . Jtaat iota. -
a?0118.3636 nm meats and fish,
First et Main H7f. s !v
cWCB3aiT BBO&, wood dealers,
MarshaU and 11th sta. Both phones,.
. ATIg, barber. . 141 WUlUms
1 fUTOlSTn m BZXBB, wall paper and
paints. 406 Morrison mC Main 1171.
' SCAB M. SjCTTB. florist 150 Fifth St.
opp. Meier ft Frank. Maa 711a, -
FITT TBXw ft OXBABXBO
WOBKg. SS .Grand ava East 1681.
UVKMXVXSm TJTBX, COvLon or
h2rt woodi. B-lillj East 1081. Offloe
and . yard Thirtr-elxtt and Hawthorne
- O, av.VOKS.BOV, 'jlnsmlth, 218 Grand
avenue. East 6C0. -t
' BAXEB, optician. Xr. B. J. ' Mills, as.
sisunt Main 1174. Ill tth at 7
WOBTBWXST OTTB CO, sporting
goods. 111. Id st Main J00S. ; ,
. OOLEIdAX BABBWABB CX),' hard
ware, mechanics' tools sad cutlery, jot
Id st Main 1I7.
ZUBSXA OABBXAOB VOBBB, Mf ga
and repairers of carriages and wagons.
Ill Burnslde., Paclflo 1047. ,
- WOODtAWW sVatTBBBT CO Rough
Dry and Finished Work, . . , Woodlawa
iia. ui uekum ava .
JOBB BCBarrDZa Cleaning
dyeing; quick work. 6H th st
OOLUXB1A SX OO Fish, eystsra
poultry, butter, egga eto. Mala t;
A-S66C . Third and Ankenv . sta -
P. V. ICHHIU ft CO meats. Wood
lawn 8; C-1888. tl Union ava north.
BOBTXABS TEXT ft AWBTBO CO.
tents and awnlnga window awnings and
porch curtalne a SDeclalty. it N. Front
1C. a. LB Rul estate and Invest.
menta Hoom 411 Corbett bids. Mala
Astoria. June 6. Sailed at 8:41 a. ra..
steamer 8hOshone. for San Francisco.
Arrived down at 8 and sailed, steamer
noanone, ror Ban "earo and way porta.
oan rancisco, June t. tsanea at- 8
a m., steamer Washington, for Port
land. ,
Astoria. June 4. Ieft un at 11 tl m..
German steamer Numantla. Sailed at
6:10 p. m., British steamer Teddo.- for
Auckland, via San Francisco. Arrived
at 7 and left up at 8 p. m., steamer
Eureka, from Eureka and way porta
Fastnet, June 4. Passed, British ships
St Mlrren and Mlltonburn. from Port
land.' -' - .
Falmouth. June 4. Arrived. German
bark Relnbek, from PortlanoV -
Queenstown, June 4. Arrived, Brit
ish ships- Carnarvon Bay and Duchal
burn, from Portland.
San FYanolsco, June 4. Arrived at 3
p. m., steamer Argyll, from Portland.
Astoria, June 5. Condition of the bar
at 8 a. m., smooth: wind northwest 10
miles; weather cloudy.
feet
P-
Tides at Astoria today Hlsh water.
t:i a- m, t. reet; : p. m., t.i re
Low water. 11:04 a. m., 1 foot; 11:06
m.. 1.7 feet .
Politics and
Politicians
It la said that John A. Aylward of
Madison, who was the Democratic can
didate for governor of Wisconsin two
years ago, may try for tha nomination
again. ' .-':- -r..--v'';"
Don B. Dlckerson. who succeeds the
late Governor Sparks as governor of
Nevada, Is 14. years old and the young
est rovernor Nevada has ever had.
Sumner W. Haynea, Prohibitionist
eanriMat for .nv.rnnf Af Tndlana wa
a quarter. 01 a century ago a oancuaaie
ror aitorner-aenerai on tne sroniDtuon
ticket - - - ' - -
Former United States Senator -Wll
Ham E. Mason of Illinois - is working
nis
overtime In the interest of
candi
dacy . for nomination for . his . old seat
araln. -
uenver expects mors man 100,000 vis
itors auring ins national ijemocratic
convention next month. The reserva
tions from Mew York state axons num
ber 1,100.
Tne rronibition rorces dia not gam
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388-390 East Morrison Street Near Grand Avenue
JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
mm
. ' "' '. " i, ' : .
ICING
ICIRTS:
IN BLACKS, BLUES, BROWNS AND GRAYS
VALUES TO $6.50. OFFERED TOMORROW
AS OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL AT, EACH
s
$5.00 to
$6i0
Values
See
Window
Ourformcr Skirt Sales totally eclipsed by the splen
did offering here tomorrow-Skirts are of All. Wool
Panama, all colors, in plaited effects, three rows of
satin ribbon all around bottom, and sell in the regu
lar way at from $5.00 to $6.50 each. - '
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SEE DISPLAY IN MORRISON ST. WINDOW
FIR CORD W(DOE
- FIRST GRADE
LONG .. ...... . .5.50
SAWED . . . , . i . . ,80.00
: SECOND GRADE
LONG ..... .. ......$5.00
SAWED .V..;;...?5.50
Special rates on orders of 6 or ; more cords.
Phone East 202 B-2020. ; 451 HAWTHORNE AVE.
TOURING THE ROSE CITY BY TROLLEY
"SEEING PORTLAN
OBSERVATION CARS
Leave Second and Washington Streets Daily at
10 o'Clock A. M. and 2 o'Clock P. M. .
A GUIDE ACCOMPANIES EACH TRIP
DESCRIBING ALL POINTS OF
INTEREST ' "'
The Cheapest and Quickest Way of
" Seeing Portland's
Principal Business Blocks, River and Harbor, West
and East Side Residences, Forestry Building, Wil
lamette Heights,. City Park, -Portland Heights,
Council Crest, Churches, Hospitals, Theatres and
' Public Buildings. ..
TIME 2K HOURS FARE 50c
Yisi'tbrsAttendiaig
thefRose Festival
Should not fail to take a trip to PORTLAND'S
SUBURBAN SUMMER RESORT
HOTEL ESTACADA
On the Upper Clackamas River, 35 miles from the
city. Cost of trip, including three meals and one
night's lodging and round trip railway fare, $3.00
Cost of trip, including dinner and round trip rail
way fare . .... ..... . . ..... . . V . . ... ..... . . .$1.50
GOOD FISHING
Electricj Trains Leave First and Alder Etre:t3 ci
7:15, 9:15, 11:15 a. m.; 1:15, 3:45, 6:15, 7:25 p. n.
v;;i;:;':H:rrr;-:.paay; ' y
HOTEL TICKETS ON SALE AT RAILWAY
TICKETv OFFICE VV1Z TilI.II
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