THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MOKNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1908.
FIRST COAL SHIP
REACHES RIVER
French Bark Bossuet Leads
Small Fleet of the
Season.
household had been turned topsy-turvy
and every place of furniture and aian
ware smashed into blta. ,; 1
Tnis is the story reported at 'the po
lice station by Patrolman Rudolph, to
whom the wife first mads know her
troubles. A warrant was Issued from
the district attorney's office yesterday
afternoon, McOrotey bad been em
ployed as a scaler' at the Multnomah
hnx factnrv. , Marks on the side of Mrs.
thst eame In his path of destruction.
Patrolman Galbralth. was sent to the
scene with a 'warrant for the arrest of
McOrotey but failed to find the man.
although there was plenty of evidence
of his onslaught on the furniture. .
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. i ' . Lumber Carriers Depart.
- (flpeeutl Dispatch, to The JoonuM '
Astoria, OrH Nov.- 14. The British
steamship Foverlo sailed today for Syd
ney, N. B. W., with a cargo of 1,080,009
feet of: lumber loaded at the Tongue
Point mill. . The barkentlne Wrestler
cleared at the custom-house today for
Ban Francisco with a cargo. of 611,000
feet of lumber. ,-
I "W. Taft of Newport Is s second
cousin of W. H. Taft.
NEW. STEEL STEAMER FOR PUGET SOUND WILL SLIDE."
FROM WAYS AT WILLAMETTE; IRON WORKS NOVEMBER 28
McGrotey's head show that . she has
been struck liar blows. She says that
when her husband began the disturb
ance she hastened to a neighbor's with
the children in order that they would j
not be hurt and that her husband, de
termined to vent his spite on some
thing, or somebody, proceeded to ruin
all the furniture in the house. Includ
ing a fine piano, a buffet in the dining
room, dishes, chairs and every article
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Herzogin Soihle Charlotte Will
' Probably Tie lTp Here Until Own
j ers Secure Suitable Charter At
Anchor Off Astoria.
' The three-masted bark sighted off
the mouth of the Columbia river yes
terday morning proved to be the Bos-
auet from Newcastle. N. S. W.. with a
cargo of coal consigned to Hind. Rolph
' & Co. She crossed in last night and
i Will probably bo towed to the harbor
sometime during the week.
The Bossuet Is the first coal ship
to arrive here from Australia this sea
., son," the Flfeshlre. which started out
several weeks ahead of her, having
been wrecked on the reefs of Gilbert
Islands when bowling along for the
. Columbia-r lver. She leads a small fleet
this year, because last season's lmior
- tations of fuel were much in excess of
the demand and large quantities were
, carried over. So far as known the
; Woseuet will be followed by only three
. or tour vessels rrom trie Australian
coal port this season. Her cargo mess-
wred about 2,600 tons.
The German traning ship Herogln
vopnie-cnanotte whicn arrived at As
toria Friday, is still there watting for
orders. From the fact that none have
- been received as yet, the conclusion Is
drawn that she, is on the dlsenaaared
" list and will probably be permitted to
remain in me uoiumDia ror an lnnen-
nue lengtn or time, Possibly she will
? mt sent to portiana to lay up until i
-charter can be obtained.
, As the owners would not llkelv en
gage her for anything but a grain cargo
it is considered most probable that she
will eventually come to Portland to
ioaa, tnere being but a small demand
ror grain camera on Puget sound.
PLE,Tr qp seamen-
two .Vessels Find Crews Without
- ' .Having to Pay Fees.
Two vessels finished loading In the
harbor yesterday afternoon and will
leave down tomorrow,, bound for foreign
ports. ' 1 They are the Norwegian ship
. Asgerd. bound for Europe with 100,000
bushels of wheat and the American
schooner William H. Talbot, bound for
Manila with 1,000,000 feet of lumber,
A peculiar Incident in connection with
the departure of these two Vessels Is
the fact that both of them secured
crews without having to employ the
aid of go-between men, the captain of
the schooner as well as the captalh of
the square-rigger hawing a long list of
applications for Jobs on hand. The
. schooner sighed a whole crew, and the
Asgerd took IS new men: The own
ers of both vessels saved considerable
money.
There are eald to be more idle sailors
-about Portland at this particular time
than for many years, and many are
anxious to get back to the sea.
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Steamer H. B. Kennedy, Which Will Carry Excursions on Puget-Sound Next Year During the Fair.
On Saturday, November 28, the steel
steamer H. B. Kennedy will be launched
from the ways at the Willamette Iron
& Steel works in" North Portland. The
craft is the first steel passenger boat
to be built here and will be one of the
finest en the Pacific coast when com
pleted. The total cost of construction
will be npproxlrtifttfly 1300,008.
The H. li. Kennedy Is owned bv the
Navy Yard -Route gteamshjp company
of Seattle, and will be placed in com
mission carrying excursionists on Puget
sound next summer during the Alaska
Yukon exposition. She is 190 feet long,
28 feet wido and will drow 12 feet
Being built expressly for the passen
ger trade she will be beautifully fin
ished and spacious. The contract calls
for delivery of the boat by March 1.
The machinery will be installed' as soon
as the hull comes off the ways and
the preliminary trial trro will be made
nere.
mills as soon, as the berth becomes vacant.
MARINE NOTES.
Oriental Liner Atari Will Sail in
Early Part of Week.
- The German steamer Alesia of the
Portland A Asiatic Steamship com
pany's oriental line will sail during the
; early part : of this week direct for
Vladivostok.' Siberia, with a full cargo
of flour, measuring about 65,000 barrels
and valued at about $250,000. It will be
the largest shipment of flour sent from
here for some time.
The liner Arabia, which arrived here
Friday night from Hongkong via Japa
nese ports, Honolulu and San Fran
cisco, will also take out a full cargo of
flour, but it will be distributed among
the Japanese and- Chinese ports. The
Arabia discharged most of her Inward
cargo a.t Alaska dock yesterday. She
will take the Alesia s place at the flour
Astoria. Nov. 14 rrnndiflnn nf th
tsar at. 6 p. m. Smooth, east wind 12
miles; weather, cloudy. Hailed at 8 a. m.
Steamer State of California, for San
Francisco. Arrived at II a. m. Steamer
auraore, rrom Tillamook. Arrived down
at 12 noon Barkentlne Benlcla. Sailed
at I p. m. French bark General Faid-
herbe, for Quenstown or Falmouih. Ar-
rivea at a D. m. i" rencn enio iionmifft
from Newcastle, A ustralia. ,
San Francisco. Nov. 14.- Sailed at 12
noon Hteamer Kose Cltv: at 1:30 r. m.
Steamers Rehan Poulsen and Roanoke,
ror fortiana. Arrived at 1 p. m.
Steamer Atlas and barge No. , from
roruana.
Port Natal. Nov. 14. Arrived Oct. 30
British steamer Ilford, from Portland.
Tatoosh. Nov. 14. Arrived British
steamer Bahksfleld, from, Portland.
Tides at Astoria Sunday High, 6r24
a. m., 6,5 fet; 5:87 p. m.. C.6 feet; low,
12:26 a. m., 4.0 feet
ALONG HE WATERFRONT.
The gasoline sloop Condor, Captain
o'clock last' night from Newport, bring
ing a small quantity of freight.
The steamer Alliance. Captain Olson.
sailed from Couch street dock for Coos
Bay at 8 o'clock, carrying a full cargo
of freight and about fifty passengers.
rne steam scnooner Mome city, cap
tain Hansen, is loading lumber at the
mills of the Eastern Western Lumber
company, but will shift to Rainier Mon
day to complete her cargo. Captain
Hansen expects her to sail about
Wednesday for San Francisco.
The Spanish steamer Jupiter is re
ported as being under charter to load
lumber at this port or on Puget sound
for Australia in the near future.
The British bark Matterhorn has been
chartered by Balfour, Guthrie & Co. to
bring a general cargo from Newcastle-on-Tyne
to Portland.
A large number of coasters are due
to arrive here this week from - San
Francisco with general cargo. The
steam Bchooners Cascade and Homer
are i expected at Oak stream dock to
morrow or Tuesday and the Rose City
and Roanoke will be at their respective
docks tomorrow night or Tuesday
morning. The Breakwater is due to
arrive today from Goes ISay and tomor
row the Eureka is booked to arrive from
Eureka and Coos Bay.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Xegdar Liners Sne to Arrive.
Homer, San Francisco Nov. 15
Cascade. San Francisco Nov. 15
Breakwater, Coos bay Nov. 15
Eureka Eureka and Coos Nov. 16
Rose City, San Francisco Nov. 16
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.,. No v. 17
j. Aiarnorittr, Ban .Francisco ..Nov. 18
Senator, San Francisco Nov. 23
Nevadan, Salina Cruz Nov. 23
George W. Elder, San Pedro Nov. 24
Numantla, orient Dec. 10
Nebraskan, Salina Crux Dec. 20
Nlcomedla, orient Jan. 1
Alesia, orient Jan. IS
Arabia, orient Feb. 1
Xegnlar Liners o Depart.
Alesia, orient Nov. 16
Homer. San Francisco Nov. id
Eureka, Eureka and Coos Nov. 16
Breakwater. Coos bav Nov. 18
Roanoke San Pedro and way.. Nov. 19
Rose City San Francisco ......Nov. 20
Alliance. Coos Bay....... Nov. 21
Nevadan, Salina Crux Nov. 25
Arabia, orient Nov. 26
George V". Elder. San Pedro ...Nov. 26
Senator, San Francisco Nov 27
Numantla. orient ,..Dac. 20
Nebrakon, Salina Crux Dac. 22
iMicomeaia, orient Jan. 1
Teasels In Port.
Broderlck Castle, Br. sh..Coal Bunkers
teyland Bros., Br. sh Drydock
Donna Francesca, Br. bk.. Astoria
Churchill, Am. sen..... .Astoria
Asgerd, Nor. sh . . . . .Osceanlc
Alvena, Am. sch...i ..Astoria
W. F. Jewett, Am. sch Astoria
Irene. Am. sch ....Astoria
Washington. Am. si. ......... Drydock
Gael, Fr. bk St. Johns
Aberfoyle, Br. bk .N. P. Mills
bt mcnoias. Am. ship Astoria
Berlin, Am. sch .Gobi
Alexander Isenberg, Ger. sh. . .Dolphins
Vllle du Havre, Fr. bk. .Columbia No. 2
W. H. Talbot, Am. sch.,.Inman-Poulsen
St. Anne, Fr. bk i Linnton
Taurus. Am. sch Knlnmi
Lydgate, Br. bk Linnton
uavld d Angers, Fr. bk ...Mersey
Alesia, Ger. ss Flour mills
Marechael de Noallles, Fr. bk... Linnton
Nome City, Am. ss E. St W. Mills
W. H. Hall, Am. sch Astoria
Alliance, Am. ss Couch 'street
F. S. Loon. Am. SS j.. Rainier
Shoshone, Am. ss Linnton
Herxogln S. Charlotte, Ger sch .Astoria
Araoia, Ger. ss Alaska
Condor, gas. sloop Couch street
Bossuet, Fr. bk Astoria
m Boats o Load Lumber.
F. 8. Loop, Am. ss San Francisco
Riverside. Am. ss San Francisco
Bee, Am. ss San Francisco
Annie K. Smale, Am. ss Hongkong
Samar, Am. sch San Francisco
Xn Bonis With Cement and General.
Neatsfields, Br. sh Hamburg
Brabloch, Br. bk Antwerp
Jolnvllla, Fr, bk Antwerp
Carmanian. Br. bk Hamburg
Rochamheatt, Fr. bk,, Leith
Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp
Alice. Fr, bk London
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Antwerp
La Tom de Auvergne, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Arm en, Fr. bk Dublin
Olenalvon, Br. bk.. Antwerp
i tan ix. jt. ok '...Antwerp
Poltallock. Br. sh...; ..Antwem
Wavertree, Br. sh ElleRtnereport
Matterhorn, Br. sh. .Newcastle-on-Tyne
Coal egapt bb Bonte.
Torrlsdale, Br. sh ; . Newcastle. A.
Tramp Bteamers Ba Boate,
Abouklr. Br. ss.. San Francisco
Gymerlc. Br. ss San Francisco
Admiral Borreson, Nor ss..Wet Coast
i Kwnna, ar. ss .Bremerton
Carlton, Br. ss San Francisco
Ba Bonte la Ballast to Load Grain.
Port Crawford, Br. sh .Callao
Oregon, Ger. sh Yokohama
Homeward Bound. Am. bk.Vanc'v'r, B. C
Bully, Fr. bk Antwerp
Thiers. Fr. bk
Francois, Fr. bk . .
Asnleres, Fr. bk. . .
Benares, Nor. sh.
Clan Graham, Br.
Laennec. Fr. sh...
Crillon, Fr. bk. ..
Belfast
...... San Francisco
San Francisco
Callao
bk Caleta Colosa
Kahului
Hobart
Oil Carrier Ea Bonte.
Roma, Aui. ni San Francisco
BREAKS
CHAIRS
STRIKES WIFE
After a protracted spree of several
days, J. E. McGrotey returned to his
home at 82 California street in South
Portland yesterday morning and vicious
ly assaulted his wife, so it is said, de
molished the .i-niture, and never
stopped for a minute until the whole
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WATCH
S PE C I AILS
We have secured US of the best-known Watches in ' the United
States, including all grades and styles of Elgin, Waltham and Hampden,
In solid gold and gold 20-year cases. There are not watches better
known than these, and none are better timekeepers. The prices that
we secured these watches for enable us to place them on sale at about
one half the regular price. This sale ought to win your trade, owing
to the fact that you know these watches and you know their real value.
You could not buy a better watch if you paid double the price. This is
a sale where price and quality are the main factors, and speak for
themselves. If you are thinking about buying a watch or making one
of your friends a Christmas present, you should take advantage of this
sale. If you are not prepared at the present time to buy one, make your
selection, and we will lay It aside for you until Christmas. Mall orders
received only with privilege of returning money if sales over counter
exhaust the present supply.
SPECIAL NO. 1 SPECIAL NO. 2
$22.00 for $11.95 $30.00 for$I8.75
Gents' 20-year solid gold filled with
17-JSWXL) Elgin, Waltham or
Hampden works, . good enough for
the president Regular price 122.00.
Ladles' 14-kt solid gold case,
ftenulne diamond set, fancy
land engraved, and raised gold
ornamentation, with Elgin or
Waltham movement. Regular
prloe $30.
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SPECIAL
BALE
PRICE
$11.95
OTTB
BFXCIAL
BALB
phicb
$18.75
Special Sale on American Movements
7-Jewel Elgin or Waltham, regular price $6.60; our price $4.90
16- Jewel Elgin or Waltham, regular price $9.60; our price. ........ .$6.26
17- jewel Elgin or Waltham. regular price, $12.60; our price .$7.48
tl-iewel Hamilton, adjusted, regular price, $82.00; our price $32.50
17-jewel Rockford, adjusted, regular price, $16.00; our price $8.75
17-jewel Hamnden, adjusted, regular price, $15.00; our price $8.80
21-jewel, 16-slze Hampden, adjusted, reg. price, $27.Mj our price. . .$17.60
17-jewel Hamilton, regular price, $31.00; our price $12.50
We carry the verv best movements made for reilwav rvii intn-
ing 23-JeweI Veritas, 2S-jewel Vanguard, 23-jewel Hamilton, 24-jewel
rsunn special. or prices on ttiese movements We are the lowest.
THE IiOLSMAN CO.
. 149 THIRD ST., NEAR MORRISON ST.
TBS BUSIEST WATCH HOT7SH Z V POBTLAHB.
WE ARE LOOKING AT YOU
THROUGH OUR WINDOWS
3000 Blue-Eyed, Flaxen-Haired, Laughing, Smiling-Dollies Dollies with eyes that open or close,
each one a little beauty, and on WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER
18, beginning at 9 O'CLOCK in the morning
We Are
Going
to
Give
hem
Awav
9 o'clock A. M.
One (no more) to every customer making a purchase of 50c or over, until everv Drill h, tn A
a happy home. Remember, no Dolls will be reserved nor given before the hour named
Only One Doll to a Customer No Telephone or Mail Orders Received for Dolls No Dolls Delivered
Dolls will be given out at once, beginning at 9 o'clock, artd until they are all gone. "The early bird," etc. v
Doll Days originated with the "WOODLARK" Store the largest retail drugstore in this country a progressive, modern emporium. Doll Day brings us thousands of
new friends, who join the army of patrons extending back nearly half a century. i ;
We are now showing a wonderful stock from whichto make your, holiday selections Fine Perfumes, Leather Goods, Cut Glass. Fountain Pens EXriivi, Stat;-
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BRONZE, Edison Phonographs, Victor Talking Machines a thousand and one.useful and beautiful gifts for every person, every purse. ' '
'Ours is a liberal store. Popular prices prompt delivery. Two full phone exchanges leading to every section in our store. Fjte desk-room, rest-room and tele
phones for our patrons. We cordially invite. you to open a monthly account iitfth : To do so .will save you .time,-trouble and money.-' ' . '
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CO.
ESTABLISHED 1865-