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Newspaper Page TextTHE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.- PORTLAND, ? TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE' 23, 1008. lilGIO IIISPECTIOii OF SIEilLl CIMFI Edwards and Fuller and As sistants Start Annual Roundup. DEPARTMENT ISSUES . -SEW REGULATIONS Officials Will See That Every Boat Propelled by Steam Has Proper Equipment ' In Accordance With Established Rules. ' Inspectors Edwards and fuller atid their assistants havs begun relnspec tloa of very steam craft In their dis trict, which , comprises Oregon and , a large part of Washington and Idatio, and new rules have been laid down by the department of commerce an labor under which the steamboat inspection eervice operates with which navigators In the district will be made familiar. The undertaking . will mean the in anBotinn nr soma SOB craft carrying licensed officers and It will probably; take the better part of nix weeks to 5 complete It. A great deal of the worki will be done out of the city, down and I up the rivers and on some .of the bays! along tne uregon coasu - In connection with this matter the Inspectors today Issued a statement In forming masters, pilots and mates that at all fire and boat drills from this date on board of ateamers all 'hand fire pumps on the ateamers connected to lire hose or mains will be worked and used, either before or after the regulsr fire drill. They will also be compelled to note on their .monthly reports whether the hand fire pumps have been used weekly during the month, giving complete data, thereof. - - ' Stricter rulea are continually being laid down for nubile safety in matters pertaining to the operation of power craft, it being hoped thereby to ' as soon as possible minimise the danger to life and property to the smallest pos sible percentage. PRISONERS ON TUAXSPORT. Sherman Leaves for San Francisco at Early Morning Hours. Among those who went away on the transport ' Sherman this morning -were ?0 military prisoners, most of them long-timers bound for Alcatras. .They were brought here from various posts tjnder heavy guard and marched to Oreenwlch dock at 1:80 this morning, -whence the transport sailed a half hour The Bherman waa formerly the Brit ish steamer Mobile, having; been trans formed Into a transport during the Spanish-American war. Bhe is a tine looking craft comparing her age. hav ing left the yards at Belfast. Ireland, 14 years ago. .iv ".,-..-.' Few of the soldiers brought relics or curios from the islands, but a num ber of them brought Filipino canaries end bird cares were strung all along the upper deck, every one containing a selected warbler. It Is said that the Vtllplno canaries are about as . fine sinners as can be found anywhere. The Sherman coes direct to Ban Fran Cisco and Is expected to arrive there Thursday night. Bhe has about BOO soldiers on board, the men coming from different posts in the island possessions. Boms were picked up at Guam, others at posts in the Philippines and others again at enmess ana Japanese pons. . The Sherman's' firemen are Filipinos and a number of the army, officers had one or more Filipino servants. All told there were about 150 of the little dark hued men on the transport when she arrived here Sunday nlsht-i The ma jority of them had a fluent acquaintance wnn cngiisn. One of the Filipinos died from heart failure on the way from Japan to Hon olulu ana was Duriea at sea. . , IS NEED OF REPAIRS. Steamer Breakwater Will Be Off . -. Coos Run for Awhile. The steamer Breakwater will be oft the Coos bay run -for about a month while undergoing a general overnauilng. Bhe failed to pass the annual inspec tion yesterday and was ordered - into drydock. It is' very probable that she will be docked here instead of going to Ban Francisco, as heretofore when tn need of extensive repairs. The Breakwater 1 has been operating between Portland and Coos bay for aoout two years and nas made excel lent time, her hours of arrival and de parture being ' always according . to schedule. The Breakwater Is 28 years old, but had new machinery Installed about seven years ago. This being the time of year when traffic is lightest between Coos bay and Portland, the laying off of the steamer will not discommode traffic as much as had It occurred at any other time. In the meantime the steamers Alliance and Eureka, which also ply on the Coos bay route, will likely be taxed to their capacity. The Southern Pacific com pany, which operates th Breakwater, has been unable to secure a suitable boat to take the run while the Break 'water is being placed Into first-class condition. .- . IS FROM THE SOUTH. , State of California, Brings 1 Large Cargo of General Freight. .With SO passengers and a full cargo cf freight, comprising 1.200 tons of sugar, salt and a lot of freight trom New Tors, by way of ths Tehauntepeo railroad across the Isthmus, the Harri man liner State of California reached laek dock at o'clock last night from i . Captain Nopander reports having en '! countered exceedingly fins weather all the way north. - The sea was smooth (and the wind light enough Just to make 'Itself felt. , It Is reported that possibly the steam iers City of Panama and Costa Rlea. ! formerly regularly on ths Port land man tranciseo run, might possibly be sent here soon to assist in taking care of the heavy offerings of south-bound freight. - The steam schooners Tellow i stone and Shoshone have also been char : tered to take a cargo each to Ban Fran ' la order to relieve ths congestion. The North Pacific Steamship com. Tany Geo. W. Elder will be at Mar tin s dock this evening from 8an Pedro via Ban Francisco and Eureka. ...... OFF FOR COAST PORTS. Torpedo Boats Will Not Remain Here Over the Fourth. It now appears that the - torpedo boats Fox and Lavls will receive orders to proceed to Coos Bay and Eureka ti company, with the ' torpedo boat de stroyers Gold sborough and Rowan to remain there during the Fourth of July ci-l rations - , . . It was understood that the Fox' end rvis would, remain here till the fifth i f July but Coos and Eureka applied tor craft and so they are expected to be ordered to proceed to the ports south of here this afternoon or tomorrow.' CAPTAIN CONWAY ILL. Eapprfntondcnt of O. R, & N. Water Lines in Critical Condition. Cr,ta!a George' C1 Conway, super tntciiumt "t the O. R. it N. Co. "a ws-t- r linen in Oregon, Is critically J II -at ! liomt in the lirettjin, fcleventh and rtl -invion. streets. He was taken sick a ! ago auer having recovered STRAWBERRY BOMB LAID ON EDITOR'S DESK STARTS RIOT IN JOURNAL OFFICE Borne one came Into The Journal of fice this morning and said he had a package for tho editor. - The fighting man and bouncers wers summoned, at once. t 4 The man who does ths divorce cases tried to hide behind -ths amok's of a strong cigar. The police reporter took to the woods. : The dramutlo critic arose fro his seat to show that he was strong and big and sunburned and all that,- The marine reporter ducked. There, waa consternation in general. , The man had the package all right It wan a large one. too. Finally he put it on the city editor's desk. . Thero were visions or a bomb. Perhaps The Journal of flee, force and all, was to be destroyed. Calmly, the newcomer be gan to withdraw the folds of paper irmn aiwui tne enormous paCKage. IO, and behold, a gigantic strawberry waa revealed. Everybody breathed a sigh of relief.1---- . .... The man mads his exit A little laconic note on a yellow sheet of paper was ieii oenina wicn me oig Derry. , "This strawberry was raised on the Rushford farm, three miles from Lents. Brought to The Journal office by Her mann Bauer,' it read. S :, All morning tho reporters and Others loafed about the city editor's desk in the hope that they would be assigned the task of making an attempt to consume the oerry. Some one eventually sug gested a strawberry feed. The commis sion man was sent nost haste for cream. The real estate man dug up some dishes and old tin spoons. The society editress got the sugar. , Late this afternoon the office cut-tin appeared with a hupe butcher kntfe. The paper was about to go to press. Everv one had a dish , and spoon and stood around awaiting the event The com mission man had arrived with several gallons of nice, rich cream. - Juat as the office cut-up was about to slice the strawberry as he would a watermelon in the summer time, there was a timid knock on the editor's door. Everyone thought it was a newcomer to get in on the strawberry party. ; The stranger entered. "I came for my strawberry," he said. Dishes and spoon, fell to the floor. from a severe attack of a seneral breakdown about two months ago. -Captain 5onway Is one of the oldest steamboat men in this district in point of service, having been with the O. R. ft N. Co. in various capacities for near ly a quarter or . a century, ne was set cacitain of the company's San Francisco liners until promoted to the superintendency of water lines upon the resignation of Captain Troup. captain conway was very low at noon todsy. - Float the Minnie Kelton. ' (Special Dispatch to The Journal. )x ' Astoria. Or- June 2J. Captains Fills- bur and Oenereaux, salvors for the board of underwriters, have called for bids to raise the steamer Minnie E. Kel ton, to be delivered at "St Johns dry dock.'. ....,.' MARINE NOTES. Astoria. June 22. Arrived at B and left up at 6:15 a. m., steamer George W. Elder, from Ban Pedro and way . A A. A9A inrf lft tin T 8 a. m., Bteamer Eureka, from Eureka ana way porta, cauea ai iu:o a. in., K9a 11 Alt iicw-. s ru.Al.ut Tss 4 A wlr JhJ f fJO-ll f S ailUlBJiivf Sf U I1W . snsssvw 4 a. m., steamer Rainier, from Astoria. Arrivea e-i a. ui., awiuicr c. d. miuji. A Tuna 94 Tf iin At ' 41B - rvM.M .kin AlVv Hli,lrmra. V ill,, VX I 111.11 D'i'M .. - - Arrived down at 6 and sailed at :30 p. m., steamer, x osemue, ior can ru Hamburg, June 1 9,-rArrived, British ship Carnarvon Bay, , from Portland. " La Boca, June 23. Balled June 11, schooner Sehome, for Portland. San Francisco. June 23. Balled at p. m., steamer Northland, for Port- 'n,i- ' T 99 r"nnrtlttAti nf the bar at. 8 a. m smooth; wind south 7 mties; weatner ciouay. ... , Tides at Astoria today High water, :05 a. m., S.8 feet! 8:09 p, m., 8.5 tmt rm water. 1:08 a. tn.. 1.1 feet; 2:58 p. m- l.S feet ALONG THE WATERFROXT. The regnlar weekly concert will be given at the Seamens institute. Front mi Flandera streets, tomorrow night and a good program will be presented. The French Dark Genevieve Mollnos has been chartered to carry wheat from this port to Europe in September. She is at present at Hobart Tasmania. The river Is slowly falling at this place and will soon be oacn to a level of the lower docks. The French bark Vendee is expected to clear this afternoon for Europe wltn a cargo of wheat The German ship Albert Rlckmers Js on the way up the river with a cargo of cement from Hamburs. She is ex pected up tomorrow morning, t The steamer Eureka will be at Mar tin's dock this evening with freight and passengers from Eureka and Coos Bay. BLARIXE INTELLIGENCE. Ksgular Linsrs One to Arrive, Alliance, Coos Bay ..June U Eureka, Eureka and Coos June 24 Rose City, San Francisco June 30 KoanoKe, Ban rearo ana way... June so N'icomedia. orient Julv 1 Btate, San Francisco July 1 f. w. Elder. San Pedro, way Julv 7 Breakwater, Coos Bay July 1 Arabia, orient Aug. 1 Alesln, orient i . Sent. 1 Numantla, orient , Sept. II -. Begnlar XJaars to Depart. Breakwater, San Francisco .. .July 15 Q. W. Elder, Ban Pedro June 25 Kureka. Eureka and Coos June 28 Alliance. Coos Bay.... June 27 Btate, Ban ranciaco .....June 27 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.... July 1 Ross City,, San Francisco July 4 Nicomedla, orient July 15 Arabia, orient Aur. IB AlMsla. orient......... Sept. 1 Numantla, orient .Oct. I Teasels la Port. Broderick Castle. Br. ship .. .8treum Larciemore. Br. sh.. O. W. P. dock Crown or inoia, nr. ok Drydock JUeyisna ros., tsr. sa....... Donna Fraccescat Br. bk.... . .O. W. P, ...Astoria . . .Astoria . .O. W. P. .. .Astoria . . .Astoria ...Linnton Alstsrkamp. Oer. bk Ancaios, Br. ship. ChurchilL Am. sch...... ... Echo, Am bktn. ........... Ke'burn, Br. bk.- ...r Minnie Kelton. Am. ss...... . .Astoria Bmanuel Accame. It. bk. Columbia Kn i Davis, torpedo boat., Stream Fox. torpedo boat Stream H. K. Hall, Am. sen ....Inman-Poulaen Vendee; Fr. bk. ..... .Montgomery No. 1 Asgard, Nor. sh... Stream John A. Campbell, Am. as. Tongue Point w. F. Jewett, Am. sen... Astoria Guernsey, Nor., ss. . .Tongue Point Oliver J. Olson, Am. ss..Mont. No 2 Aivena, Am. sen. ,...-,. .Aitofia Madura, Br. si . .Oceanic Letittia. Am. sch. Ra(ni Johan Poulsen, Am. sa.... . . . .Banf iclrl1. Aeon. Br. ss. ........... .North Pacific- rvir:i i AiuwDcrs, wr. ujl. .Astoria Breakwater, Am. ss. ..... . .Davis street George W. Elder, Am. sa,.... Martin's Eureka. Am. s. ........... ...Martin's btate of California. Am. as...,, Alaska Ea Boats to Xoad X,nmbr. Ravalli, Am. M...;.,..SaB Francisco R. IX Inman. Am. ss...,..6an Francisco ai;.-" J"iett Am- ach ...-Redondo Ii;m'. A.m- .eh. .... Kahului alX.Vl "' ." San Francisco ?fh""1m. sch. .....La Boca v2!?I.Am- as..; J.. .....San Francisco Yellowstone. Am. ss.,.., San Francisco Sa Beats With Cement sad OeaeraL ! ... . ..... . . .Antwerp f.ltrtA Vi- bk' ......Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh.-.i, Cardiff KiiKeni. Fautrel, Ft. bk .Antwerp y, ?T' Antwerp Gael. Fr. bk Lonttnn Neauflelds, Br. .h. V. iiJmburg- i --J it 'V - is '4 5 I (:: :: v--y : .w4)-y :;rw" v rijHM'i-y P'wj T"4 w-L t ; , i k? 1 1 f i ; j Faces.- -which had been rl earning- with happiness and anticipation, also fell , The man walked over to the table, eyed the strawberry a second,- took a ble deeo breath, shouldered ' the about to-be-eaten fruit and waa gone. . The force went back to its work. All that remained was the note and visions. Down In the corner, in small hand writing that, every one had overlooked in the excitement were we woras. "Will call this p. m. for the big berry." Ths berry will be taken to a commis sion house and sold in sections. Its exact measurements, , however. If you must know, were 8H Inches In cir cumference. And its weight well, - it was ss large as an ordinary apple. rjavid de Anjers, Fr. sh Antwerp Erabloch, Br. bk i.... .Antwerp Kllloran. Br., eh...., ..Antwerp Joinville, Fr. bk Antwerp ( armanian, Br. bk. , .. .Hamburg Rochambeau, Fr. bk...... .Lelth Uulf Stream. Br. bk. ........ .Antwerp Coal Ships Bn Boats. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. Flfeshire, Br. bk. ...... .Newcastle, A. Bosauet, Fr. bk., ...Newcastle, A Tramp Steamers Xa Bouts.:.,, Taunton, Br. ss,.,..... Quaymas Tabor, Nor. ss... ......Bremerton 6trathflllan, Br. ss. ........... .Bats via AUanton. Br. ss. San Francisco Cralghall, Br. ss ..San Francisco uuiwivii, xi r. . .uuajrinifta Knight Templar, Br. ss Valparaiso itaaames, uer. ss. ........ .fuget oounu Ascot, Br. ss.. Victoria Bark. Nor. sa Ban Francisco Katanga, Br. ss... Quaymas Daghild. Nor. ss ...San Francisco Hue ran la. Br. ss. ..orient Ilford, Br. ss .....Newcastle En Boats tn Ballast to Load Drain. Port Crawford, Br. sh. ...Callao Agnes uswaiq, jur. sn .uanao River Falloch, Br. bk. Callao Nordsee, Oer. sh Callao Oregon, Ger. sh Yokohama Gen. Faidherbe, Fr. bk. ..... .Yokohama Henrietta. Ger. sh. ....West coast Aster. Ger. bk. Valparaiso Marechal de Noallles, Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound. Am. bk.Vanc'v'r. B. C. Le PeUer, Fr. bk.... ...Hobart Balnte Anne, Fr. bk.. Newcastle. N. 8. W. Andorlnha, Br. bk... Iquique Lydgate, Br. bk.... Vigo, Nor. sh. ..... Desdamona, Br. sh. .Sasta Rosalia Mejlllone Callao Cornil Bart, Fr, bk. .Newcastle, N. 8. W. Sully, Fr. bk. .............. . . . Antwerp Crlllon. Fr. bk. ..n .Antwerp Genevieve Motlnoa, Fr. bk Hobart G0VEBX0E NAMES DOCTOR DELEGATES - - r (Special Dispatch to n JootmI.) ' -Salem, Or., June 28. Governor Cham berlain yesterday appointed Dr. W. 8. Eddy of Oregon City a member of the stats board of veterinary examiners. Dr. Eddy will occupy the place mads vacant by ths resignation recently of Dr. I. W. Parks." who haa changed his residence to California. Ths frovernor also announced the names of those he has appointed to rep recent Oregon at ths International Con gress on Tuberculosis, whlch meets at Washington, D. A. from September 21 to October 12. They are as follows: Dr. Andrew C. Smith. Dr. Alfred Kin ney, Dr. H. I"- Henderson, Dr. E. A. Pierce, Dr. N. W. Jones, Dr. R. C. Ten ney end Dr. Ralph Matson, Portland; Dr. W. A. Spencer, ..Huntington; Dr. Reuter, The Dalles; Dr. H. E. Burr, Wasco; Dr. , F. W. Vandyke, Grants Pass: Dr. J. F. Wood. Condon; Dr. W. H. Bird and Dr. J. N. Smith, Salem; Dr. H. F. McKay and Dr. R. E. I Stelner, the latter superintendent of the state asylum for the Insane. TSc for women's $1.50 and 11.75 white canvas Oxfords, all sixes. Sample Shoe Store Co., First and Madison or 208 Morrison. ' - Paprika Schnitzel TODAY UNTIL S P. II. REMBRATEN Tomorrow (Wednesday) ; "S-'Oui'llux6T. . ' MERCHANT'S LUNCH WITS BB Served from 11:80 rg a. m. to 2 p. m. Is iitc v deservedly popular J(L . SWECXAXi bTUITDAT DDT- J'- HUB" 80a -""-,; ' THE UTTLE HUNGARY ' "A estaarant for Splourss.1 ' : COB. TTX AJTD XIESR ' Xois SJcotS Bldg. : a constipation; kidnet, liv er and RECTAL DISEASES catarrh; rheumatism Absolniely Cored by jinpcn-ero-Therapy Treatment ! I Don't suffer on the radical promises of others when there is an absolute and sure curs awaiting you. Call - . and bs convinced. IA1P0NDER0-THERAPY CO. (iflarguTSi. u 603 icerohaots Trust Boildtng, l Portland. Oresoa. - , 1 Hours 10 a. tn. to 8 p. m. Sunday 10 to 12. Entrancs 226 Washington MEN MILLIOfJAIRE WEDS PRETTY PHOuE GIRL ; (United Vrett Leased Wire.) - Cheyenne. Wyo.. June 23. It became known here today that J. B. Okie, tho millionaire, sheepman and one of the beat known in the business in the west, has Just been married to Mrs. Clarice V. Lovett, -a former telephone operator. Mrs Lovett secured a divorce yester day afternoon nd a few hours later she was married to the wealthy flock master. Okie's attachment . for Mrs. Lovett, who is regarded as ths mint beautiful woman in Wyoming, - began through handling his telephone calls to the Okie ranch. - - . -',. Okie created a great : sensation Tiers about a year, ago-when he divorced hi wife and paid her JJU.000 cash alimony. . im i . RECEBEESHIP ENDS ' Outlet ClothW : Co.WUl Starf nig Be- i crganl action . Sals Thursday. The Outlet Clothlntr Co.. which was compelled to go Into the bands of a re ceiver by their creditors some ttms ago, have finally freed themselves from the yoke of the receiver and creditors. The Outlet. Clothins: Co. can only speak of Mr. J. 8. P. Copland, ths : receiver,--with kindest regard and respect, and are greatly indebted to him for hla efforts in accomplishing an almost impossible task in raising that enormous sum. of one hundred and nine thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars. - It was, of course, very disastrous .to ths v Outlet Clothing Co.. but at a meeting held by the stockholders last night it was fully decided to- reorganise and replenish the loss sustained during the greatest re ceiver's sale ever held in Portland. It waa also ' agreed - that so soon as pos sible they must get rid of . aU . goods now on hand. In order to do this they will, of course,' have to undersell the receiver to a-great extent.' They still have a blar stock on hand.-' Manv suits. pants, hats and - shoes that were in the basement and were - never placed on sale will be brought urtalrs and shall be sold as quickly as possible at still greater loss In order to make room for fall goods. It Is .to everyone's in terest to keep their eyes on the Outlet Clothing Co. This reorganisation sale promises to be a gigantic arrair. HAPPY BETURNS FOR CANVASSING BOARD Salem. Or.. Juno" 28.-rO)overnor Cham berlain and Secretary of State Frank Benson vesterdav Derformed-the pleas ant duty of canvassing ths votes ca at Mere The Biggest and Carpet Bargain After furnishing four big hotels the Cornelius, New Per kins, Heyser and Mercedes we find over 1,500 yards of fine Axrriinster Carpets on our hands as leavings. Having pur sHased these carpets in great quantities, we were able to quote prices far below the ordinary dealer, and shall make a price , still lower on this assortment to get them off our hands. Al low no one to sell you carpets till you see these at Gevurtz. $2.25 Values for 98c These are high-grade Axminsters, of many different pat terns and makes Smiths Extra Axminsters, Brussorahs, Columbias, Quakers, etc., in tans, reds, greens and two AO -tone effects; regular $2.25 and-$1.85 values,' for only..:iOv $ 1 .25 Brussels Carpets 75c 3,000 yards of fine Brussels Carpets, suitable for parlors, dining-rooms, Uving-rooms, bed-rooms, in all the leading shades and many exclusive patterns. Values $1 and $1.25 yd., only, per yard.. The Great "GEVURIZ 5ELLS ITF0RlSS" ' n ''-'- J ' " Pl f I J; ' ' p., Wsws V S M ' m - jJt -- 1 1 r "u'i , i ). 3C(aC eki iiQf. I " - k mm The Life of Edward R. 25c size Rubifoam - 25c sizerLyotfs Tooth Powder . 25c size Mcnnen's PHONE US at ths last election, held June 1, which makes ths former United Btatee sena tor and promotes ths latter from aecro- A. "Eclipse" Steel Range $1 Down; $1 a Week You pay from $10 to $20 LESS for the "Eclipse" than for other steel ranges and you get BETTER service. Investigate the "Eclipse" before you buy. The "Eclipse" is used in 16,000 Portland Homes and is noted for quick baking. Perkins iTi r bbs-'spssssk sssspsspiprirBRBP0- si ''PJajVysr I W.ji,P J Squibb Fills One of America's Grandest Historical Pages Ours Is a Squibb Drug - Bring In Yoiir Prescriptions: ju. ...i For One Week Only Talcum Powder, two Hotel Pharmacy E. R. THOMAS, Proprietor tary of 'stats to governor. Thers wag no ohangs in ths vote previously an nounced. Ths new laws passed by ths Best Axminsters ,- - ' i ii i ai-v . : .. Own Your Own 4 r- Sewing Machine Wo Make It ' Store . 15c 15c cans . V : 25c: WE DELIVER FREE people will he proclaimed ths law of ths stats in an official proclamation to be' Issued by ths governor at onos. - Bksy to Do So " This is the Machine t and these are the Easy Terms: . . $1 Down 50c a Week JThe Wholesale Price is That's All You Pay. And you have the use of the: Machine while . you pay for it. ,:-: 75c 2 : $25 YOUR CREDIT ISGOODATGEVURTZ mi hi i'i i H iflnin i ii irrY ivnnmii. If