The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 09, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.' " . ft '.... .': , JOURNAL. KkXAN), WEDiNESDAY evening. P., 1 Mill J-W- Sari dttjaEitl . 9i 1333 . .ii - rrr IIICIIE LOST Willi IF 10 a on American Ship Meets Doom . on Shore of Bristol Bay. ':rASSEXOEBS AND CREW ARE SAFE St-1-- " " " 'Vessel Goea Aground Shortly After . Leaving Nnahagak for Sun Fran- ; Cisco in Much the Same Maimer M -1 the Ship St. rani Va Ixt. i ! Th American hlp liurlle, bound from Kuehagak to San Franolaco with a cargo j ! of cunnd Hlmot and nshlng equip' niL becara a total loaa August 19, when ha, An aground at Cape Menchl- kof near the mouth of Ugashla river, Tha crew and flahermen making the trip gouth were aved. Sha carried about t 40,000 cases of salmon. ' V.-. t iha wriutlc was received here tiki. .nraln In telegram tO thS .k.n' hinn from Ban Fran Cisco, wher tt wa reported by other vessel returning from m uriaioi oajr tanneries, and that bad paaaea ine vi .iit. t h. wrx'k. Whether the crew land th fishermen were left on shore or taken on boara one or me ohwi tc. , is not made dear at this Ume. , Tha Luclla waa one of the aeU h.i aMt north last aprlng for tne ;cannerie operated by SanFrancli parties and she we a one of- the II ; bringing tha eaaons i pack to ithe Oolt Vk. mt-nt, r,t the grounding only V few mile from Nushagak, across tne oay on i j.-"- dently her master must have lost his bearing In a fog In working out of the f he " LuSTi was un old craft, having , Ki.n In Kreeoort. Main. 1874. She h. .milat ahiDS in the : salmon fleet thia year, her net register be'n..,'!!I.0"";fc. shin Bt . Paul went aground In the am vicinltv In working out or ui oay. w" iilt that tha vessel and most of tha cargo were ; iou j bringing out th Pack of the Alaska Packers association, a company of can nery men" front Astoria, and was bound for that port when ana met ner i The fishermen and crew remained with th. Tr.riin.ns until flnallyvrescued by a ship sent north for them. Superintend ent Berglund, who went north for the rnmmnv thia year. reports having saved a few remnanta from the wreck. Thi-v were brought down on the ah p Henry Villard. which reached Aston August S9 iar -command . 01 ,apu.u One of the Bristol Bar fleet reached "Astoria this morning. She la the AmerW rYn ship Berlin, which sailed from here early In the spring. The Berl n brings the pack of the Warren Packing com ' Zr of thia city and ? their employes, Summering a couple of hundred Chinese ; and Japanese. . MANY CRAFT OVERDUE. Xo AVord Has Yet Been Received From Missing Steamer Aeon. Rnnthow or other thore la a larger number of vessels overdue to arrive ; than for a long time. On tha Hat are .both steam and sail tonnage, manyof ' the vessels being well known nere. one In which Portland people are. Perhaps, most deeply Interested is the British steamer Aeon which left here July 1 for Australia with a cargo of lumber. She called at San-Francisco July for mail and a few passengers and has since not been heard from. . ; It now, appepara quite probable that the Aeon either went down otj ran aground on one of the many islands In ' the Doutn racjric ana umi j officers, crew, and passengers are liv- Ing a sort of a Robinson Crusoe life on on or more of the little specks of land In th big sea far from the path of "hFoiiowlna; la the list of vessels over due to arrive and the amount at which ' reinsurance la being quoted on them: . Aeon, steamer, from San Francisco ' July t for Auckland, N. Z., 60 days out; 60 per cent. . ' Alice, bark, 'from New Caledonia May 22 for Havre, 105 day out; 16 percent. 4 - Almendral. ship, from Tyne May 23 for Valparaiso, 104 days out; 10 per :: cent. f Antigua, ahP. from New Caledonia May 1 for Rotterdam,, lit day cat; li naro" illnto, alearaar, from 8t. Luola June tt for Auckland, ti. Z., . oays out i 10 per cent. ' . ,. .. , H.i.n hark, from Eureka April II for U. K, 144 days out; per cent. , British jnonarcn, sreanier. irom pi, i IjuiI June XI for Auckland. N. 61 ' 1 . - - ...... I A ...I Carnedd Llewellyn, bark, from Caleta nuena February II for Falmouth, 11 dxN out: 10 per cent. i;ter, bark, from Amsterdam Icem her s for Macassar, 271 days out; 10 per i:nl , . llouiromont, hark, from Coqulmbo July it for Tocopllla, 7- days out; 80 Ir cent. Monam i rooii, pbth, inmi iiruum I April 14 for V. K-, 141 days out; I perl i cent. 1 I 1 rianche. bark, from New Caledonia Xy 1 -Tor Mlaagow, ill aay out; 4 per cent. Mabnl Rlckmera. uhlp, from Yokoham May 11 for Ijangkok, 111 day out; Der canL Bnxon, bark, from Indon April 25 for Newcastle. N. 8. W., 122 day out; 8 per cent. 81am, ship, from Adelaide March 14 for Falmouth, 174 days out: I per cent. Toxteth, shin, from Port Talbot March 2 for Tocopllla, 188 days . out 76 rer cent. j The pamienrers who embarked on the Aeon at San Franclaeq were Chaplain B. R. Patrick. U. 8. N.. and family, and the wife of Naval Lieutenant W. K. Kiddle. Rrar-Admlral Swinburne, com mandlng the Pacific fleet, haa been In structej to keep a lookout for the Aeon. PEACE OX WATERFROXT. ABSOLUTE SECUniTY. .Genuine Carter Little Liver Pills, Mutt Bear SIgnatur of on i iioiiiH BiinimoiiD Hill Sjsteiri Brliiffinff In land Empire GraiA to , Portland Docks.- Longshoremen and Stevedores Reach Agreement for Two Yean. An agreement to last two years has been reached between, the longshoremen or tnia port and the two atevedorlng firms here so that there will be no trouble on that score to hinder shipping. As a direct result thereof steamers or American-Hawaiian line will be here shortly to begin operat ing on regular eohedule. The agree ment govern wages and hour, same aa those now in force. The agreement provides that long shoremen of this port will handle ves sels irrespective er now tney are handled on Puget sound where there has been trouble between the steve dores and the union for aom time. Owing' to the' trouble on Puget sound the local union did not want to handle freight on vessels coming by way of that port but the agreement now reached eliminates that difficulty. The American-Hawaiian liners par ticularly were affected by th strike and tt also kept the Kosmos liners from calling here for a while. This shippers and the port in general and finally the chamber of commerce took uiV limner up wiiu nui7u) ijicuibwi wun laa aoove rfnuii. v , WILL CARRY. LUMBER. SCHOOL Pins Oregon Pine Export- Lumber Com- . pan? Charter French Bark. The Frenoh bask Gael was chartered this morning by the Oregon Plna Ex port Lumber company to carry a cargo of lumber from-, this port to England. She is expected to begin loading as soon as the cement cargo she brought here from Antwerp lias -been discharred. Thia is. the first' French vessel en gaged for lumber on this coast for some time, and it la 'the more out of the ordinary by reason of the fact that this la the time of year when grain cargoes are supposed to be most easily obtain- aoie. The Gael arrived in the harbor about the first of the month with a cargo of cement consigned to Mayer, Wilson & Co, and will have the cargo discharged in a few days, unless some sort of a hitch occurs to check the progress now being made. , .. ., The Oregon Plde Export Lumber com pany ' dispatched , two sailing-ship lum ber cargoes front this port for Kurope a lew wbk ago. , xne cargo or tne uael will consist of large timbers. COQUILtE JETTY COMPLETE. Depth of Wate?'nt Channel to Ocean Very Satisfactory. Assistant United States Engineer James 6. Polhemus. announced this morning that the Jetty project at Co- qullle ha been completed and that there is now 12 feet of water on the bar to the bay where a few years ago the depth was only four feet. The im provement is considered remarkable. The work done this year at Coqullle consisted of extending the north Jetty about 200 feet to a point in line with that of the south Jetty. Thia caused a contraction of the channel and gave the water a scouring effect. In order to give ever better water than now secured some dredging will grobably be done In the bay later on ut It will be carried on under , a new project if appropriations are eventually made. The sawmill men of Coqullle bay subscribed a fund and engaged a pro fessional diver from San Francisco to blow up a ledge of rock that for .years had obstructed navigation in the bay. y fiscSB tsjzzt. Am Fac-Sl sill Wrapper pefcrwv Tsar all aa . t tak Msmjras. CARTER'S is FOR HEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. FOR RIUOUSRESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. T FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION . Vanuanal anwr tmvn rfclFnraty CURE VCK HEADACHE. E rived at 1:10 and left up at 4 p. n ti mer Johan Poulaen, from San dsco. Birkenhead, Sept Sept. S. Arrived. French bark Alice Marie, from Portland. - San Francisco. SeDt. 8. Sailed at p. m., Qermnij steamer NumHntla, for Portland. Arrived at midnight, steamer Northland, from Portland. San Pedro. Sept. 9 Sailed last night, steamer Toeemlte. for Columbia river. Astoria. Sent, . 10. Condition at tne mouth of the river at 6 p. m., smooth; wind southeast 14 miles; weather cloudy. Tldea at Astoria Thursday High water. ii:o a. m.. y.i reet: p. m 8.T feet; low water, 8:46 a. m., 0.6 feet; 7:10 p. m., 1.8 feet. Tomorrow. Thursday, positively last day for discount on west side gas bills. Don't fall to read gas tips. REVISIOII OF CITY CHARTER DELAYED At this morning's session of the city council the members granted the re quest of the charter revision committee for an extension of time in performing their work by voting to have the re vision committee report to the council at Its first meeting in February instead of In time to place the amendments on the ballot in the November election. A committee of five from the revis ion committee waited on the council and through Senator John M. Gearln asked that instead of reporting for the No vember election that the time be ex tended to the June election of next year. He said that this would be necessary for an Intelligent consideration of the work before the committee. Councilman Kellaher moved that the committee report to the council at Its first meeting- In February in order to give the people time to consider the amendments which the committee will propose. This action was taken so that a special election can be held If the committer finishes Its work In time to give the people an opportunity to con sider the amendments before voting upon them. Wheat from tha Inland empire dls- rlct tributary to tha north bank road and consequently tributary to Portland. Is now being shipped to (the city by the Seattle. Portland ft Spokane., road, by rail to Lyle'and Vancouver and by boat from these point to Portland. Kver since the opening of the wheat shipping season tne north bank road has been hauling Portland-bound wheat to Lyle and thence.transferrlng.lt by boat to Portland. In this manner la r ire quantities)! of wheat that have hereto fore Tone over the' mountains to Pugot sound have been- brought to Portland. Included In the list of shipments also was a lot or last year s crop whlcn had been held' for shipment bv the farmers aiong me roaa. A week ago tne shipments became so heavy that the transfer facilities at Lyle became Inadequate to handle the grain without great congestion, and con sequentlv a new train was out in oper ation J through to Vancouver. The steamer Qeorsle Burton was chartered to handle the wheat between Vancouver and Portland and since that time has been making dally trips loaded to the guards at each trip. Wheat Is comlnr In large volume by rail; yesterday's arrival reaching the high-water mark of 242 cars. NO, POWER (Continued from Pag Ona) at sometime In tha past through Ita councu. JTl Power too Mitfhly. "In this connection I wiah to say that many others beside' the honorable board of railroad commissioners, (and I pre sume that even some member of the city council Itself), seem, to be under tne Impression that the i-ailway com pany must cease to operate Its line, upon Fourth street. In the month of November of this year, Inasmuch aa an order to do ao waa made by the city council by ordinance some 18 months ago, and that if It should fall to obey such order it can be. or will be forcibly ejected "therefrom. . "In respect to this impression I Wish to say that it is my opinion that it Is based upon a false estimate of the lower of the council to enforce Its or er in this respect and that an effort made to compel the railway company to ceaae the use of the atreet having for Its authority nothing more effective than such an order will fall. This rallroadjts operated under a franchise from the city which la spe cific In its terms and under those terms the city council has the power to con trol the manner of Its conduct in such way as to prevent It from becoming flther a nuisance or a source of danger. both of which It now Is. When it comes. however, to compelling It to remove its line from thia street and to stop oper ating Its cars thereon it will require a diirerent procedure ana neither a prayerful solicitation, or an attempt to enforce a mere order will accomplish the result. 1 , Moat Bepeal Franchise. "If it Is the intention of your hon orable body to force this line off Fourth street It will be necessary, in my opin ion, for you to first repeal the exist ing franchise. Quite naturally any ef fort made by the city to do so will only be successfully accomplished at the end of a law ault, and It Is no more than fair that the people of this city and others should be disillusioned from the false hope that anything Is to he ac complished in this direction as a conse quence of what has been done up to this time. "In my opinion the franchise Is void for the reason that It contains no clause limiting its life to any definite or spe cific period of time. "It Is without a time limit in its terms, snd for this reason Is bv its rep 111 '. 11 , I '; : 0-:s. :?I ''vl ' " O'is II 'St ' Ih ,:Kn. ' 4l : lri t V v -' You will find here the largest stock in town of BOYS' v SCHOOL SUIfS at POPULAR ' . PRICES KNEE PANTS SUITS KNICICERBOCKER SUITS $2.95 td $5.00 Everything for boys except shoes at MODEST PRICES YER Third and Oak First and Yamhill An Onnee S (Gold resentatlvea claimed' to be gifted with perpetual life which would seem to be an uncommonly long period of time for It to live and would be gift of such a nature In that respect that it could only emanate from the Supreme Being who would be guilty of no uch folly. Hangar and XTuisaacs Combined. "The question as to whether the city desires or can afford to cut Itself off from communication with the country and people to the- west and south of it la another matter but the fact that the presen method of he conduc o'f thia rail railway is both a, source of danger and a nulsanoe in beyond any question,. . "I would therefore urge you that you repeal the ordinance under which -this railway is now operating and if It Is considered desirable to allow tha com pany to use the street, that a new fran chise be granted to It under conditions which will compel ito do mo in a man ner mora nearly In harmony with the Interests and safety of th people of thia city. "HARRY LANE. Mayor." DANISH LANGUAGE CAUGHT AT BERKELEY Ban Francisco, Sept. Preparation language and Stty of Califc are being made today to teach DanNh anq literature at the l California, according; to a de clsion of the board of regent.' An offer made by the Danish National society to maintain auch a chair ha been ac cepted, on condition that it may be dis continued after two 1 year If thought advisable. The board of regents ha appointed Dr. B. R. gchrelner, major of the medi cal corps of the United States army, in charge of the medical service of the Presidio hospital, to the position of hon- "' MfWB9B' orary professor of" medicine, to iac ceed Captain Rutherford, aalgned io duty in the Philippines some months ago. Tomorrow, Thursday, positively last day for discount on west side gas bills. Ton't fall to read gaa tips. An tnTttlhle, initantanennn akin perfuming tie.utlflcr. describe Satin ikln powder. M1SSESVAND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES AND HOSIERY -e . - . . . WHALES I!C BREAKERS. I ' I School opens , September , 14th. Ever)rthing here to help your boy make a good show -, ing at the head of his class. This summer we carefully - examined all the new fash ', ions for falL and our Boys' "Department is a represenU- - tive showing. Norfolks with all the. new plaits and tucks. The Sailqr Blouse . with ; novel collar and trim. The Russian Blouse in odd patterns. - . Two-Piece Suits cut by an . expert $2 to S6. Everything that boys wear v fro.(rliats to shoes. Campers at Xetart's Bay Witness Rare and Interesting Bight. (Bpeclal Plipatcb to The Journiil ) Tillamook. Or.. Sent. 9. Campers at Netarts bay were afforded an Interest ing and unusual sight last Monday, when fully a dozen large whales came close In shore, almost within the line of breakers, and disported themselves there during the day. Tha whales had been along the coast, and . In sight for two days previous, but It was .not until Monday that they came in so'olose. The day was clear and the sea was calm, and the leviathans were vl"wed by many at -clone range. The light house keepers stated that thev frequent- I ly come In close lit the fall, and that sometimes they are -directly under the : nick upon which the lighthouse stands, ' which Is nearly 200 feet high. ( (fci Away For Every Ounce of Adulteration Found In CLEAR AT ASTORIA. and ! Steam Schooners St. Helens Marhoffer Off for Frisco. , 'Slctt Dtipatek' to The JonsaLt j Astoria, Or., Sept 9. The steam i ncliooner St. Helen cleared at the cus tom house today for Kan Francisco with I 2.000 tons of wheat and 136,000 feet of i lumber. The steam srhooner J. Mar hoffer also cleared this morning for San Francisco with 760.000 feet of lum- ' ber. ALOXG THE WATERFRONT. for i I CLUTnlc ;rs 166-170 Third Street The steamer Breakwater sails Coos Bav thia eveninar. i n steamer Ainaneu win be at couch i street dock early this evening from Coos Bay. j The steam schooner Johan Poulsen ar- ! rived at Jin street dock this morning with about 300 ton of general merchan dise from San Francisco. She will load grain and lumber for a return cargo. Captain Amos of the launch Ev picked up a fireman belonging to fhe fire boat George H. William last night, ' wno Hid lapa into the river to escape the fearful heat while fighting the flame that partly -destroyed the Wash ington street dock. Captain Amo also towed a couple of launches to point ef fty. Th government dredre Orecoa will be ready to tow to Coos Bay about th :!Diif fy'sJire IVlalt Whiskey It has been tested thousands of times by the world most eminent chemists. The decision has always - been the same "Absolutely Dure and unadulterated." For forty-eight years the best known doctors hire J prescribed iL As a tonic it is better than all the combinations of drugs that rrttiM Ke f-rmrr,nmA Tt ia not nnlv a ctiTntilnfr4t ta m.iJn.1 tA j : . . : i i. I u. a i - j : vt I f 19 iniuiini mm mu-u irj yu j iiviau, f iCAUillg icw 1 OIK a OCT Or said, "Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is a form of liquid food already digested." BRE Vim IS THE SOUL OF WIT To cut if short, we've got the tyst Clothing Values in town - Nobby Suits Jn plain colors and fancy plaids and stripes, made by the UNION LABOR OF AMERICA for American gentlemen exceptionally low priced at ' ' $9.00 $ 12.50 Elsewhere you $15 pay for Elsewhere you pay $18 for $15.00 $20.00 Elsewhere you pay $20 lor Elsewhere pay $25 to $30 ltn of this month. The craft Is b!ng . ' .w. u ...11. .u.l" tiTTX ".i put Jn shape for the tow to Coo Bay,'" """" " .unci hi,, impi mc nsrii. w nr nt.ir 10 oo her rirst work, bulk- CQFFEE and tea: take your choice: 'Schillings Best at your fjroccr's.j Moncyback both. - ' ' ' ' T' r-"r rf rtmr mnri If tee 4 at! hada being placed over her bow, crew of 11 me Is being shipped. JIARIAE XOTES. A' Astoria, "'ft- t. Palled it Ml a, m, eteamer Elmore, for Tillamook. Ar '.'.Tr1 "a left a at :, taaT iiiwk-, rrnm ran my. Arrived at II a. m, h1p Berlin, from Kuaharak. 0t Me at H a. nj- a. throe-masted bark a ad Brhonner K-homo, f -otn L Bora. Fa FranrHr. Set t. t.Artirnf at t av m, oteener Pt. tiUnai at I a. nmr J. Marteffer: at 19 a. a tr'T tiorrer. frrm Portland. -r ft, ' n,r,t. :. ArrtTel. rrvxcil bark trrvt Iruve. from PorMand. ' Al -r'. n ' -rH at i . t . Tt'TC XlTJt Cc-rtU 1 art. from Xctix,! GU.4RAXTEE "V guarantee that th iwwt n at tire stoonach will ratal bsffy Pur Malt Whisker when K win retain no other stimulant or aoorlahment." Ihiffy" Pare Malt Wbiakey IS th tra elixir of Ufa It aids duration, stlmelate th blnod, , larigrtrates tbe brain, builds nrr tie- ' sue. toaee up the heart and prolongs , lit I Duffy's Fure Malt Whiskey is sold throughout the world by druggists, I gTOcers and dealers, or shipped direct for I 00 a large bottle. i 1 in reed of advke write Consulting Fhysicun. Duffy Malt Whiskey Ompany, Rochester, New York, staling your case fully. Our doctors I will send you advice free, tog-ether with a handsome frustrated medical j booklet, containing some-cf tbe many thousands of gratifying letters' received from men and women 'm all-walks of hfe, both eld and young . who hare teen cured and benefited by the use of tbe world greatest meainne- r ewire ot imitations and fubstitwtet offered by unrehaKle del-I rrs wio if. i you ineare t as good as" Dclfy'a Tore Malt WT:itkey. We Invite Your Comparison . Popular-Priced , ApPnl Store SEE OUR LADIES' NEW TAILORED SUITS Al $12.50 TO $55.00 ins it cn ice grnuira. it wtsj cere yea. . ' - '- - .