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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1908)
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1908. COAST TRAFFIC WELL UDLED . .Dozen Steamers Now Take , . Care of California Shipments. AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN LINERS ENTER FIELD . Steamer Nevada n. Now In Harbor, Will Tait 2,000 Tons of Wheat Going South California, Ltoeri ' Rose. City and Itoanoko Arrive. -" With four regular liners, a dosen In dependent coasters and the Amerlcan- : Hawaiian liners carrying freight be tween this port and Baa Francisco, ' Portlacd shippers are getting exception ally prompt aervloa tiese days aa com pared with the poor service of a rear br two ago when the regular liner, lone were entirely Inadequate to the trVhe" American-Hawaiian coastwise service was added only a few weeks ago but Its presence is said to be ai r4dy appreciated in that It assiata in preventing congestion of southbound t raf tic, . The fact that most of the large fleet of lumber droghers carry general cargo coming north, has brought roller to shippers of northbound freight so 1hat they now have no complaint to make on that score. 'Where a year ago there, were four or five steamers for the business there are at present nearly 20 representing a total tonnage of at least three times that of the period la comparison.- . ., The American -Hawaiian liner Ne vadan, Captain Greene, which arrived here yesterday from Salina Cms by way of Ban Diego, will on her way K south, take 2000 tons of wheat from .1.1- V. - JaHuAful At Ran VV n- Cisco in addition to other freight At . i. - ii (AAA a a a, Aa VBiorm n3 win piu. ui ouw vw of salmon for Nw York -by way of Baling Crui ad th Tthttuutepao rall- - road. ' --' " ' : ' ' ; ' t l .it tm AuAaa Mnnefs tta 4VS VnV. ng from SaHna Crua to Portland wai very ordinary, fairly good weather ttioat Blsts of 1208 tons, .half of- it being structural Iron. The Nevadan reached Columbia flock WO. l.at o caocg yester yday afternoon. ' The Harriman liner Rose City. Cap tain Kldston. and the North Pacific Steamship company's steamer Roanoke, VOLpOIU vuuiinui, ntvu - O . v. . n day from California ports, the former rrom Ban 'jp ranoiuco isa m wuctr run San Pedro by way of San Francisco J fff,k. Una rlw anhAi Ainsworth wharf at o'clock yesterday fltiernuun itiier Binary run ut wv uuuir, and the Roanoka reached Martin's dock at 10 o'clock, last night, also after a -rattier guick trip. . The Rose City i brought 100 passeng-ers- and av few-feun- dred tons of freight and the Roanoke 'ram in with about the asm number of passengers and a similar- quantity of. freight,- : vr. ... . ' WILL LEAD DECEMBER FLEET French Bark Ville da Havre Abont ' . . , Beady to Clear. ' The "rench bark Villa du Havre Is expected to finish loading wheat at one of the local docks 'this afternoon or to morrow and if thia program Is carried out the Frenchman will have the honor of leading the December fleet of gran carriers from this port.- The Villa du Havre began loading a few days ago and la receiving quick dispatch. She will clear with about 110,000 bushels. The British steamer Uaranda is expected to ba ready to clear before the end of the week. Like the Frenchman named above, the Ugan da is to deliver her eargo In Europe. fhe German ateamer Van gar J fin ished loading wheat at Teeoma today for Kurope and will lead the December ' strain fleet from Puget sound. She is . bein- aispatcnea oy Kerr, uuiora co. CHARTERED FOR LUMBER French Bark Alice Will Take Cargo to United Kingdom. The I. P. Lee Lumber company today chartered the French bark Alice to carry a cargo of lumber from this port to -the united Kingdom, 'i ne cargo wm meaa urn about 1.800.000 feet. The Alice left London several months ago for the Columbia, river with a -cargo or cement, ana ctioaia arrive nere aur lng the next few weeks. It will take her a couple of weeks to get rid of the cement cargo, but it Is expected to have her ready .to start for Europe ' some time before the end of February. , PORTLAND IN THE LEAD Ships More Bread-stuffs Than Com bined Puget Sound Ports. The combined Puget sound ports hipped about 200,000 bushels leas wheat than Portland during the month of No vember and their flour shipments also fell short of those sent away from the Ore.-on metropolis. The wheat ship ments from Portland were. Including I coastwue. 904,040 bushels, whereas the Our line of underwear , will interest every man who considers health be iore doctors' bills. The union suits, the coat shirts, the elastic seams, the unpronounc able names all have their good points, but here's the practical stuff, 50c to $4.00. 1M f I I E-' .e'lXvls ,166-170 Third Street : wm 4T P.I iCT S-iM Puget sound ports shipped Only 773,93? buahels. Portland shipped 180,141 barrels of flour during the month, all but 30,036 barrels going to the orient, The 80.- AAA I . ... n.HKmU rrwt m During the same time, the combined T,,wt .minrt nnrta. acnrdina- to etatls- I ties comDlled br the local merchants' exchange, shipped 108,tl4 - barrela of wheat, ll.igB Darreis going to m orieni, 18.831 barrels to California, and 79M barrela to South America. The total amount of wheat. Including flour reduced to wheat, shipped from the Paclf lo northwest sinoe the begin ning of the cereal season is 14,066.050 bushels. MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Deo. 1. Arrived at Knapp- ton at 7:40 a. m., steamer Yellowstone, from Ban Franclsoo: sailed at 8:10 a. m.. steamer Eureka, for Eureka and way ports. - ' Astoria, Kov. SO. Arrived at 1 and left up at 2:50 p. m., steamer Roanoke, from San Pedro and way ports. Sailed at 4:25 p. m. German steamer Arabia for Hongkong ana way ports. Ban 'rancisco, xsov. u. oaiiea ai p. m., steamer CarmeL for Portland. Astoria, ilea. '1. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth; wind east, Is miles; weather cloudy. Tides at Aatoria Wednesday High water. 8:10 a. m., 7. feet; S:45 p. m., 4.8 feet Low water, l:4i a. m., 1.4 feet; 1:64 p. ta., 2. leet. r - 1 ALONG "THE WATERFRONT. The French bark Saints Anna and the British ship Brodick Castle left down thla morning bound for Europe with grain cargoes. District Forecaster E. A Beals. of tho weather bureau, returned last night from a tour of Inspection at North Head. A large force of men is at work on the Jetty at tho mouth of the Columbia river repairing the damage dona to the trestle work by the recent heavy gale. A wireless message; was received tnis morning by the weather bureau from the steamer seen off Cape Lookout. Tha mesaagg.wa transmitted by the government orrioe at wortn Meaa. On her way from San Francisco, the steamer Rose City picked up several wireless code messages being sent from tna recuio xieet in oiaga&iena juay to Point Loma station. The steamer was about 000 miles north of Point Loma when the messages were picked up. Tha steam schooner Carmel la due to arrive here the latter part of this week from . San Francisco. She brings gon eral cargo in the Richardson line and will take lumber going south. MARINS INTELLIGENCE Regular liners Saa to Arrive. Carmel, San Francisco ,. ..Dec. 1 Roanoke, San Pedro and way... Deo. 1 J. Marhoffer, San Francisco Deo. 1 Alliance. Coos Bay Deo. S Cascade. San Francisco Deo. 8 Breakwater, Coos Bay,,......Deo. a Homer. San Francisco Dec 7 Senator, San Francisco Dec. f George W. Elder, Ban Pedro.... Deo. 8 Eureka, Eureka and Coos .Deo. 10 Rose City, Ban Francisco . . . .Dec. 14 Numantia, orient Dec. 20 Kebraskan, Salina Crua ........Dec. 20 Nlcomedia, orient Jan. 1 Nevadan, Salina Crua..., Jan. 16 Alesia, orient Jin. IB Arabia, orient Feb. 1 Begnlar Liners to Depart. Nevadan, Salina Crua ....Dec. 2 Breakwater, Coos Bay.. Deo. 2 Roanoke. Ban Pedro and way.. ..Dec. 8 T n . 1 4 .. Can T A AVl.CV V .J I UWI 4J lM,VWWW. ...... lilCV. V Alliance, Coos Bay ..Deo. 6 Homer, Eureka and Coos ........ Dec. 9 George W. Elder. Ban Pedro... Deo. 10 Senator.- San Francisco .......Deo. 11 Eureka, Eureka and Coos. ........ Deo. 12 Numantia, orient . ,. .....Deo. 20 Nebraskan, Salina Crua Dec ii Rose City, Han irranclsco ...Dec. 24 Nlcomedia. orient ,,... Jan. 1 Alesia. orient ................. Tan. 26 Arabia, orient Fee. 16 "-weasela In Port. Eyland Bros., Br. an Drydoct Donna Francesca, Br. bk. ..... .Astoria 8 Tears In Portland, a Tears in leading Colleges and Hospital of Xurope. PERFECT FITTING GLASSES AS LOW AS $1.50. New Road Scenic Route Low iouiid Trip I Excursion Fares VIA TWT7. RPnTTAMT?. PfPTT A Mn A CT7 ATTT IT D V ! "The North Bank RoadTj I TO SPOKANE 1 FOR. I National Apple Show DATES OF SALE: RETURN LIMIT: I Special Excursion from Portland i Friday, December 11, 5:35 p, m. Returning Sunday, Dec. 13, 5 :30 p. m. Daylight Ride Down the Columbia River - SLEEPING C A R t RESERVATIONS AND I TICKETS AT CITY TICKET OFFICES 255, Morrison, corner Third, ( ' t '122' Third Street: hear Wasfiintrtnn anirl n'f ' X Eleventh St. PassengeVStatioi, corner HoyL St. I I.I1U1UI1U1. Aula uu...tkatiitAlwi. -vHBHHflHigaHHMBHHHM , , ,, . ..e. Ill A A atAOla I sjwp"1""- ii.ii-i ' pw 1 1 ii i " ' -I... I. i i,i , .,. i , ... .. . Alvena. Am. sch. ............. .Astoria W. F. Jewett, Am. ech. Astoria Irene. Am. sch.... .Astoria Washington, Am. sa ..Drydock Aberroyie, nr. on a. r. juius ,lch?Ja hm" ahip....... Se,ni A.- Sen............. Astoria . .Gobi Villa du Havre, Fr. bk. .Columbia No. 2 Taurus, Am. Kch., ...Kalama Lydgate, Br. bk Greenwich David d Angers, r. ok.. Mersey W. H. Hall, Am. sch Astoria Bossuet. Fr. bk ...Astoria Jotnvllle, Fr. bk. Sand dock Uganda, nr. ss Aionigomery no. a Admiral Borreson, Nor. so ....Linn ton Samar. Am. sch Inanan-Poulsen Nontiifleld. Br. sh... Stream Brabloch. Br. bk, Greenwich No. 2 F. S. Loop, Am. ss Prescott Eureka, An. sa Martin's dock Nevadan, Am. ss . . . . . .uoiumoia Ma Rose City, Am. ss... ....... Ainsworth Oregon. Ger. sh Astoria Breakwater, -Am. sa.. Oak Street Shoshone, Am. ss. .Standard Box Bowdoln, Am. ss Stella Bn Koute to &oad Jjaabasw Riverside. Am. ss Ban Francisco Bee, Am. ss San Francisco Annie E. Smale, Am. ss Hongkong TaUao, Am. as. San Franolsco a Boats With Cement and OanaraL Carmanian, Br. bk Hamburg Rochambeau, Fr. bk Lelth Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Alice, Fr. bk London Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Antwerp La Tou de Auvergne, FT. bk.. Antwerp Armen. Fr. bk Dublin Glenslvon, Br. bk ....Antwerp Desaix. Fr. bk Antwerp Poltallock, Br. sh Antwerp Wavertree, Br. ah Ellesmereport Matterhorn, Br. sh..Newcastla-on-Tyn Ooal BOUps Sa Boute. Torrlsdale. Br. sh NeweaatlaA. Tramp Steamers Bn Boute. Abouklr Br. ss San Francisco Gymerlo, Br. ss Ban Francisco Carlton, Br. ss San Francisco Robert Dollar, Br. ss. Orient Ba Boats ta Ballast to X,oad Grain. Port Crawford, Br. sn Callas Homeward Bound, Am. baWanoVr, B. C Sully, Fr. bk Antwerp Thiers, Fr. bk......... Belfast Francois, Fr. bk San Francisco Asnleres, Fr. bk. ........ .San Francisco Benares, Nor. sh. Callao Clan Graham, Br. bk.. . . .Caleta Colosa Laennec. Fr. sh. .Kahulul "Tn Them That Oath" 'A BSOBT SXBKOB TO VAT roiBs. "To them that hath shall ba given" is a sentence that applies to fat people very neatly. It Is common knowledge that once a human being begins to fat ten up, to what they have already Is added mora than they waist until fin ally a stage la reached where reduc tion must b made or decided disadvan tage results. Then comes forward tha ages-old query, "Reduce but howl" To the un informed nothing suggests Itself but the (to them) twin evils less eating mora activity. They contemplate a more or less lengthy siege of dieting ana exercising, bo it may De saia Bare ly that every man or woman in the land now undergoing the fattenlng-up pro cess has his or her mental eye fixed dubiously on that not far distant day when he or she will have to don the jashes and sackcloth -of -reduction. " This Is ont an enlivening prospect, and so it is with considerable satisfac tion that we announce the emanclDatlon of the fat. Nowadays one may reduce mucn or little, a pound a day lr desired, or hold their fat in check, absolutely stationary, without doins a taD of ex ercise, missing a single meal, doing a parucje oi nsrm or causing a solitary wrinkle. All that's reaulred. aa hun dred's testify, is the taking after meals and at bedtime or one Marmola Pre scription Tablet, which tablets ere sold by the Marmola Company, Detroit, Mich., or any good druggist at the uni form price of 76 cents; this sum being accepted for a cane of tablets so well and generously filled that even one produces desirable results. New Trains THE DEC. 6, 7 and 11 DECEMBER 15 a. s Disagreement among the stockholders and the impending demands of our creditors are responsible for this de . " ' cisive measure " , ' . ' ! Over $75,000 Worth of Seasonable Merchandise Will Be Offered at Bare Cost of Man ufacture Many Articles Go at One-Third and One-Half OHginal Cost Sale Is Now On And will continue until entire stock is sold." Come with thecrowds and participate r in this-gigantic Slaughter Sale, like of which was never known in the mercantile history of Portland. Even' if you don't need them now, you should buy for the future you may never have such an opportunity again. We give below a few sample prices,but the sale involves the entire stock STOCK FIXTU RES AND ALL. READ! ' Valises and Suit Gases fl.10 Dress Suit Cases....... S1.6S $7.50 Dress Suit Cases....... S3.9S fi.iO alligator leather Suit Canes for 1.98 11.60 Gladstone Bags T9 flBO Gladstone Bags.. ...... S1.19 Youths' Suits .$10.00 Toutha ' Bulta." la black or brown . ....(3.95 $11.60 Toung Men's Suits In fancy cheviots and caaslmere....g6.15 $15 Toung Men's Suits In superior worsteds, stylishly made up, the suit 88.45 Men's Hats $6000 stock 'of Ken's Bats are going; . at the bare ooal of materlala. Iiot 1 Values up to $2.80, choloe .......984 Lot 7 Values up to $3.00, choice 81.48 Lot I Values up to $4.$0, choice . ......81.98 Men's Suits $li.B0 Men's Suits, fine Sooteh tweed. flain and fancy colors, suit 86.95 Men's All-wool Casslmere Butts r at .......... r . ... ... .88.95 00 Men's Suits, wool, worsteds, splendid article . T.. 812.95 $.B0 Talus Bed Comforts.... 81.78 No Mail Or Phone Orders i Ladies Muslin Wear tSo Muslin Drawers, pair...... 194 $1.80 muslin Night Robes.... ..08 $1.15 flannelette Gowns. ...... .89 Regular S5 Corset Covers. .,..1 94 Regular I Oo Corset Co vers.,.,. 3 84 Regular $1.50 muslin Skirts... .894 Reg. $1.80 'muslin Skirts.... 81. 19 Regular $t muslin Gowns..,, 81.69 Dry Goods To American and Btmnson nrint Calicoes, yard ,. .....J$M soo xaoia uamaaa, tna yara.,.,je J Bo Dress Goods, the rard......3f So all-wool Serges, the yard. TSo Wash Silks, the yard. .....3 75o Lace Curtains, the ralr....4S $1.25 Lace Curtains, pair 73 lOo Dress Trlmmlnc Braida. tha yard . 14 15o Dress Trimming Braids, tha yard 34 lOo Laoes and Embroideries, tha yard . 24 tOo-250 Embroideries, yard 94 75b Embroideries, tha .yard. . . . 1.94 Shoes Regular $1.00 Children's Shoes, the pair .-...584 Regular $2 Children's and Boys' Shoes, tha pair 91.23 IS Men's Shoes, all styles. .. .82.7'C $4.50 Man's Shoes, patent or. gun metal 82.9 $2.00 Ladies Shoes, pair... .81. 29 42.60 Ladies' . Shoes, pair, .T.K $$-S.60 Ladles' Shoes, pair.... 81.98 75c value Children's Flaneletta Rompers . .....474 Brick Will Bring Competi tion in Street Paving And is not this the chief reason why competitors of vitri fied brick are making such a frantic effort to keep brick out of this market? If not, why is it that the stone company now makes public statements that Belgian block pavement will not cost any more than brick, and yet heretofore they have been charging property owners about 25 per cent more than the highest grade of brick pavement will cost in Portland? Vitrified brick makers are ready-to meet this stone com petition on any point, and property owners will surely reap the benefit ' The Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Company stand back of their manufacture with gilt-edge security guaranteeing the life of their make of brick, free of cost to property owners, for ten years, on such a basis that the pavement itself at the expiration of that time will carry a guarantee in itself for fully ten to fifteen years more. With the life of the pavement thus assured at a less cost, why keep out this competition? ' ... Denny-Rhtoii Clay& - "fc . By W. G; Mitchell, Res. Agt. 824 Chamber of Commerce ? . issdyta . Sis? Notions and Gurtain Rods 6a paper Fins .......14 6o Needles, per paper........... .24 o-10q Hooks and Eyes.......... 24 JOo nickel Safety Pins... ...... .34 So brass Curtain Rods. ...... ...34 15o brass Curtain Rods.... 10o.l5o Knittlnar Tarns, all kinds an colors, per skein ........... 6H4 lOo Ladles', hemstitched Handker- chiefs . 27 So, horn Hair Pins........ 24 6o crocnet cotton, spool........ j JOo Bpanlsh Tarn, skein........ 2 6o Skirt Braids lOo small Coin Purse. ......... .4 25a silk elastlo Arm Bands. ...IS lOo Linen Thread, spool. ....... .J 26o Dressing Combs. .......... .( And hundreds of others aqua, cheap. $20.00 Value Ladies' Tailored Suits in All the Latest Models Theia wera received by ue yes terday; our cancellation of or ders having; reached the factory too late; they are go- if A or ing at P7.0D ALL SIZES AND COLORS Xmas Genuine "President" Suspenders, each pair in decorated box 394 r ;W( Suspenders Men's Furnishings Regular S5o Men'a Boston Garters ' for , ..154 SOo Men's Half Hose, double heel and toe, black or tan..,.. it.. 94 S6o Men's heavy wool Sox, .....114 25o Youths' and Boys' Suspenders, pair . .........54 SOo Men's Suspenders, in all styles and colors 23 lOo Men's full -else Turkey Red Handkerchiefs . 34 10c Men's Whits Cambrlo Handker chiefs ...24 T6e Men's heavy blue knit Underwear-. A.9A Regular $2.60 Men's wool Sweaters, f ood asaortment to chose rom . .1.88 Toys! Toys! Our entire stock of Toys and Dolls will also go at manufacturers' prioe. Boat fall to lnvestigat this. . On Display at our Arcade Furs V3 Off and Less AH aur far roods aorta this sale arUljroat one third oeregular $2.60 Children's Imitation Ermine Muff and Scarf, par set.... 81.29 $2.50 Fur Set, made of long whits aetrachan, per set ........81.98 $1.00 value Men's Pleated Bosom White Shirts , 054 . Third and Yamhill Sts. a. 3
