The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 01, 1909, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text; 3 ! MATERIAL TO BE : THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, , PORTLAND. FR1PAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1909. HAS 110 HEY; LIFE MUST PAY P.I-:- . - Harry Baly, Slurdiefer, Be lieves State Will Hang Ilim as Cheapest Way. FOUR "HUNDRED RAT. CHRISTMAS i DINNER AT PORTLAND COMMONS PLACED Oil BEACH 1- - New Metliods to Be Adopted ' in Jlredguig . Uut - ' Channel. - . ILA'NSOR TUGBOATS . . . ARRIVE FROM EAST . Chief Engineer Lockwood Says Work .' of Port of Portland Commission la (jetting C)own ' on a Systematic , Basis With Much Satisfaction. .4 When the Port Of Portland dredges are set' to work this year deepening the channel from Portland to the sea a- new method or operation win be in augurated. Chief Engineer J. B. C. Lockwood announced thl morning 'that while, heretofore the material dredged from the river bottom had been carried away" only about 1000 feet and thfen dumped In the' river, from now on It will be carried at least 2000 feet and flumped on the bank or in shallow water, ' - It is believed that the new method of disposing of the material win nave very beneficial effect on the channel as It will Drevent the- dredgi terial from running back into the chan nel and forming obstructions in ne spots while others are being removed At present there is nothing being . done in the way of improvement of the regular, ship's channel because the dredge Portland Is, undergoing an ex tensive overhauling and the dredge Co lumbia Is dredging out a turning basin opposite the atanaara un company tanks at Portsmouth. .But the channel work wilt be resumed early in the SDrinar with rreater efficiency tharl ever. Bv thai time the dredge Port land will haver been, rebuilt and Its ca pacity practically doubled, ado enougn .line and .pontoons will have been er cured to give the respective pipelines the length stated above. Chief Engineer Lockwood says ths Port of Portland commission did much good work during the year which closed yesterday and with 1909 will practically open a new era In that from this year the commission will control the towage and pilotage systems from Portland to ine sea in accordance wim me recent ly enacted law. Preparations to take care of the business are now extensive ly under way ana plans or sea going tug and stern wheel river towboats arc expected here tomorrow from the east. There is a possibility of the Port buvlnsr a. couDle of the O. R. & N. com party's boats that are now In the tow- log service at tne mourn or me Co lumbia and on the river but at lea two sea going tugs and one river tow ' boat Will undoubtedly be built for the service. In speaking of the accomplishment . during tne year iub. t.mer engineer Lockwood said today that besides keen- ing the channel to the sea In good con dition the dredges have cut a turning liasln Just above the new railroad bridge at 8t Johns 600 feet wide an 1 1600 feet leng with a depth of not less tnan so reel at lowest, low water, i ne denth of the harbor proper was in creased greatly by dredglngs for the flUlna of the low around at the terminal yards and the large Spokane. Portland A- Seattle Railroad dock on the old reldler property. J iAPtH,ndi.ZW the toil .hipmVnts from the several smaller St&J&jSS? the "t recelvrtfi Puget sound ports aggregate only 1.050.- no lesa than IXu.OOO front such ioarca.J03husheli. - ,., , S Ifiir n th vmt Thl will material! Portland s shipments were 96J.S87 r22Sf ber'?u nlnhi i the taxnavers. i The drydock at St. Johns which Is owned by tne Port of Portland has been kept busy a good part of the time dur ing the yesr, the business having been somewhat larger than In the year 1907. This, however, Is a'tributed to the re duction In rates. ELMORE CUTS RATES Opposition Boat Argo Gives Tilla mook Cheap Transportation, "Tillamook will have cheap frflght rstes by water tto Portland as a result of the placing of the ateamer Argo on the Portland-Til lamook route In opposi tion .to the steamer Sue H. Klmore. The owners of the Klmore have made the cut on freight to 13 the ton. It was 16 while the Elmore had the field to her- But there Is said to.be practically no danger of the Elmore driving the Argo -off 'the -wte, since these who put the craft into- commission did so upon the earnest solicitation .f the Tillamook merchants, who had become tired of the inadequate, service of the one boat, and so signed up for the handling of 1 ( ' 1 The Best Painless Denial Work For 21 years a leader In Pain less Dental work In Portland. Bv our painless methods we can do all kinds of good reliable dental work without causing you the old time suffering. Bee us about It."' et our prices and advice. For the next 15 days we will give you the best bargain you ever dreamed of getting in painless dental work. teeth 11TT asn A . .f A wumtufUnii in "iv mrr inrrtrrt-njuiiwrrtfi nfi itMamii iiftmilinilinnnMiiirwlr '(" Tfrtlli' ' i W At the Portland .Commons, the men's refuge home, at 22 North Front street, 400 men were given a free Christmas dinner by the' superintendent, W. O. MacLaren, and his volunteer helpers. For six hours, from noon until 6 o'clock, the hungry ket)t coming. And as fast as the tables could be cleared and reset Tables Set for Christmas Feast at Portland Commons. give their services In that line, and and room, and then only when all bills young .women from the Olive Branch havp hepn naiA it will ha en that th mission volunteered to act as waitresses. aAe, been paid. It will be seen that the Ro ll wm-h fwi n,( rhi-itm wa nmrte salary list Is not exhausting the re- they sat down in companies of 50, and as turkey and cranberry sauce and trim- were given a bountiful dinner. As long mlngs held out, these were served. There were also great roasts of beef and mut ton, chicken and vegetables. When all the fresh meats had been swept away and the hungry still came canned foods were hastily made ready and generous meals provided of these. The real old fashioned plum pudding was cooked the night before and it was no small undertaking to ml and cook it. But no one waa turned away hungry. Two young men who understand cooking merry to many who otherwise would have had small reason for thankfulness. Beside the 400 who partook of this dinner, 25 families where the wage earn er Is out of work, or where sickness is a guest, were treated to a basket din ner. The Portland Commons, fp,r men and the Louise Home for women are the outcome of the small mission, work 'started by the Olive Branch mission. In the commons, which lias now under Its new management and eijulpment fin ished ls first nine months, 15.810 beds have been furnished at 6. 10, 15 and US cents. Free beds have heeji furnished 1287. Free meals have been given to 1902. Positions have been secured for 120 men and women. At these homes no employe is allowed more than $15, board sources. . Mr. MacLaren, the superintendent, by a careful arrangement of expense and Income, argueji that the men's home wiU bewelf-supportlng, although the price chitt'ged for a room Is so small. At the Louise home for homeless or needy women and girls, which Is also a rescue home, there are at present five girls and three small children. It is desired to add a wing to be used as a nursery. There is a large indebtedness on the two homes, but the workers in this cause are optimlstio that it will all be raised In time, and that the good work will go on unhampered. The superintendent desires to thank the merchants and contributors who so greatly assisted Tiim In getting up the Christmas dinner. their freight for .1 long. term, irrespec tive of what rates might be offered by the Elmore. rTHtt TTlmnrA ! ViAr an1 honked to sail tomorrow, while the Argo Is on the wa to Tillamook. The Klmore plied be tween Astoria and Tillamook up till the time the Argo was placed In commis sion, and Portland shippers had to go to the trouble of having their goods trans ferred at Astoria. PORTLAND LEADS IX WHEAT Ships More Grain in December Than Combined Puget Sound Ports. Portland shipped more wheat during December than did all the Puget sound ports combined, the shipments from 673 bushels to Europe, . 1 82,796 bushels to California. 66,666 bushels to the ori ent and 112,268 bushels to south America. The combined Puget sound ports shipped more flour than Portland during the month, the total from the Puget sound ports being 167.165 barrels, while the total from Portland was only 22,812, all of it going to California. FOR THE COASTWISE TRADE Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company Purchases Fhie Steamship. (tlnltfd Press Leased Wire. Seattle. Jan. 1. In sending New Tear'w greetings to Its patrons and friends, the Alaska-Pacific Steamship company makes announcement that its new steamer, the Admiral Sampson, re cently purchased on the Atlantic, will enter the raclfic coastwise trade about March IS. When the vessel goes into com ml s- stdnthe company will Inaugurate a five day schedule between Puget sound and San Francisco and a through IS day service to Los Angeles via San Pedro. LUMBER CARRIERS ARRIVE Steam Schooner Loop, Wand and Mayfalr in the River. Three steam schooners reached the Columbia river this morning from Snn Francisco under charter to load lumber for return cargo. They are the F. 8. uaop. Mayrair ana Thomas ij. wanfl. The Wand and Loon are exnecteri st Osk street dock tomorrow morning to discharge some general freight, but It has not yet been announced where the Mayfalr will go to load. This fs her first visit here. She registers about 460 tons net, and will carr 600,000 feet of lumber. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. Roanoke, Pan Pedro and way ...Jan. IS Nevariun. Salina Cruz Jan. 27 Niconiedia. orient Feb. 1 Nebraskan, Salina Crus Feb. 16 Arabia, orient Feb. lb Alesla. orient Feb. 15 Yessela In pore Leyland Bros. Br. sh ....Drydock Donna Francesca. Br. bk Astoria Churchill, Am. sen Astoria Alvena, Am. sch J Astoria W. F. JeWett, Am. sch Astoria Irene. Am. sch.'. Astoria Washington. Am. ss Drydock Aberfoyle. Br: bk Stream St Nicholas. Am. ship Astoria Berlin, Am. sch...., Qoble Taurus, Am. sch Kaiamu Bo-suet. Fr. bk Montgomery No. 2 Jolnvillo. Fr. bk Sand dock Neotsfield, Br. bk.. 'Brabloch, Br. bk... OreRcn, Qer. ss. . . . Torrlsdale, Br. h... Armen, F. bk Rochambeau, Fr. bk Crillon. Fr. hk Endeavor. Am. sch . . Fred J. Wood, Am. sch. Southern Pacific O. W. P. Irving Astoria Linnton Star Sand ! . . Linnton . N. P. Lbr. Co. N. Pac. Mills Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Stream carmanlan, Br. sh Astoria La Tour de Auverghe, Fr. bk ... Stream Numantli, Oer. ss..... Flour Mills Tweeddale. Br. ss Portland Lbr Co. Olson Mahoney. Am. ss Linnton Desalt Fr. bk ..,,...On the way up Shoshone, Am. ss Rainier W.asp, Am. ss Portland Lumber Co. Alliance, Am. ss Couch St. Sue H. Elmore, Am. ss Couch St. Thos. L. Wand, Am. .... ..Oak street F. S. Loop, Am: ss Oak street Mavfair, Am. ss Astoria Argyll, Am. ss Portsmouth In Route to Load Ziumber. Annie E. Smale, Am. be Hongkong Shasta. Am. ss Ban Francisco Virginia. Am. sch Mallendo Gen L,. Fenwlck, Am. ss..San fraiclsco I.nkme, Am. ss San Francisco Harold Dollar, Am. ss....San Francisco riouth Bay. Am. ss San Francisco Taliac. Am. ss San Francisco Sn Boats with Cement and General. Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Alice, Fr. bk London Glenalvon, Br. bk Antwerp Poltallock, Br. sh Antwerp Wavertree. Br. sh EUesmereDort Matterhnrn, Br. sh. . .Newcastle-on-Tyne Babin Chevaye, Fr. bk Antwerp Tramp steamers En Route. Ahouklr, Br. ss San Francisco Robert Dollar, Br. ss 6rler,l Boverlc. Br. ss San Francisco Lisa, Nor. ss Vancouver. B. C. Sn Xoute In Ballast to Xosd Grain. Port Crawford, Br. sh Callao Homeward Bound, Am. blcSan Francisco Thiers. Fr. bk. Belfast Francois, Fr. bk., San Francisco Asnleres, Fr. bk..... San Francisco Benares, Nor. sh Callao Clan 3raham, Br. bk Caleta Coloso Laennec. Fr. sh Kahulu Nantes, Ft. bk Hobart Edinburgh, Br. bk .....Honolulu Oil Bteamar Sn Ronte. Col. E. L. Drake. Am! ss..San Francisco MARINE NOTES. Astoria, Jnfi. 1, Arrived down during the night and sailed at 7:iiO a. m., steam er Nebraskan. for Seattle. Sailed at 8 a. m.. steamer Nome City, for SanFran clsco, steamer Roanoke, for San l'edro and way ports. Arrived at 8 a. m., steamer ArftryU, jteamer F. a. Loon, steamer Mayfalr, And steamer Thos. L. Wand, from Sfh&fTknclsco. Sailed at 9:10 a. m., French bark Sully, for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders San Francisco, Dec. 31. Sailed at 6 p. m., steamer South Bay, for Portland Astoria, Dec. 31. Railed at 4 p. m steamer Shoshone, for San Francisco' Sailed at 5 p. m.. steamer Argo, for Til lamook. Astoria, Jan. 1. Condition at the "It is a case of money or my life, and I: haven't got the money." ; This waa the comment of Harrv Dalv. condemned to be hanged on January 29. after the flickering hope that a new trial would be granted to him had been snuffed out yesterday. John H. Steven son, and ' Lv W. Humphreys, his at torneys, ararued the motion for .another trial before-Judge Gantenbeln, and the court oeciinea to grant it. "I'thlnk I could do better on another trial," said Daly, after he had been re turned to the little cell reserved for men who are condemned to die, occupied only by himself and Jkmes A. Finch. "But I have no money to appeal, and my at torneys cannot be expected to go Into their own pockets for me. "I have Deen convicted of something I don't remember anything about, I know that I am .not right at times,-and I - suppose the state figured that it would hang me, because I would be an expense, at the asylum and I could nor work In the penitentiary, because I am a. cripple. It is harJ.-rrr be up against It this way. Just because I have no money and my friends are In the same fix," Daly started for Balem in the af ternoon In charge of Deputy Sheriff Frank Beatty. xnere he will be put under the death watch until the fateful January 29 arrives. His attorneys ex press little hope that they would be able-to- get- a -newtrTaTT6r mm, even IT the case were appealed. As a last resort an effort probably will be made to have Governor Cham berlain commute the sentence to life imprisonment. Daly was convicted of murder in the first degree for killing Harry Kenny, a saloon man, who was shot down after informing Daly that he bad no work for him. Daly pleaded insanity, claiming that he remembered nothing about the deed. CASES PENDING IN SALEM CIRCUIT COURT IUlm nnrean of Thft Jnnrnal I Salem. Or.. Jan. 1. The trial of Homer Black, accused by the grand Jury of assaulting arid attempting to kill Dr. Robertson of this city on the night of November 20, has been set for Mon rtayr January 4. C. Y Tlmmnnw charged with the murder of hlh wife will be tried the following Monday, January 11. Tlmmons Is accused of cutting his wife's throat with a raxor and afterwards striking, her in the head with an ax as she lay in bed. The case of the Wrlght-Clarkson Co. vs. The Willamette Valley Prune as sociation will be tried the morning, Jan uary 4; Webb vs.' Wolford, Tuesday, January 6: Fawk vs. Clemens Horst company and Brooks vs. Burch on Wed nesday, January 6; State vs. Perry and State vs. Nixon, Thursday. January 7; Christensen vs. Morgan and Mott vs. Castro, Friday. January 8; and' Bur roughs vs. Curtis Lumber company, Tuesday, January. 12. Notaries Commissioned. Salem, Or., Jan. 1. Commissions ss notaries have been Issued to Frank B, Morelng. Boyd; Horace D. Ramsdell and A. D. Marshall, Portland; J. H. Austin, Wilbur and 8. A. Kozer and H. H. Corey, Salem. mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth; wind, east 24 miles; weather, clear. Tides at Astoria Saturday High wa ter. 9:25 a. m.. 8.7 feet; 10:50 p. m.. . feet. Low water. 2:20 a. m., 2.9 feet; 4:35 p. tn., 0.1 feet. MSION PORTLAND TO LOS ANGELES AND RETURN -INCLUDING Berth in Pullman sleeper and all meals on going trip ; side trips in and around San Fran cisco, PaloAlto, San Jose, Del Monte, Paso Robles, Santa Barbara, and numerous enter tainments by enthusiastic Californians. SOUTHERN PACIFIC SPECIAL TRAIN Special excursion train leaves Portland at 9 :30 a. m. Saturday, January 16; arriving Los An geles Friday, January 22, at 5 :45 p. ni. Tickets Erovide for stop-over on return trip, which may e made at pleasure within 90 days. Call at City Ticket Office, corner Third and Washington streets, for itinerary of excursion, sleeping-car reservations and tickets. WM. McMURRAY, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT PORTLAND, OREGON Don't Blame Your Stomach The .steamer Rose Citv sails for R.n Francisco this afternoon. I he steam schooner Eflrlmw u-lil 1 leave down tomorrow morning bound ! for San Pedro with a carta of. linn nn.i i When Without txertion or Cost You ui luinuer. The' steam schooner Nome City left down last night bound for San Fran cisco with 440.000 feet of lumber. The steamer Roanoke sailed last ni- .t for San Pedro and way ports with freight and passengers. Andrew Madsen todav became busi ness manager of Longshoremen" mJon No. 6 to wnlch position he was elected It Hon') Earl a Bill If TOti have to have j your teeth out and bridge work or plates put in the same day. If you want It done at once we will pot keep vou loafing about town to have your dental work done. Disease onme Are your gums red,, sore, bleeding ami. receding from the teeth? . We can cure It for- you if you come to ua In time. ' , Plates tS and tin. Painless ex tracting 60c, tree when ether work Is ordered. SB. W. A. wlfft Vresldeat aa ataaager , THe Wise Dental Co.. Inc. ' ' The raniar BM., Third as washlagtoa Bts.- Office hour a. ml to S n. m. Sundays. to 1. " ; Phones A and Main 5029. -....All Work Guaranteed. . i hip ihbi mommy meeting or tne or ganization. J. Hurley remains busi ness manager for Longshoremen's union No. 5; Everything was Idle along the, rtyr front this morning excepting the Brit isti steamer Tweeddale loading lumber at the mills of the Portland Lumber company. The Tweeddale will take i fill cargo to Australls and the ahlr- fers are anxious to get her out as quick y as possible. The oil carriers Asuncion and Arvil ii in uhi rivrr tiimiiaiijiny V Asuncion-arrived -last night and Argyll crossed in this morning. MARINE IXTETXIGEJrCE Can Enjoy Meals and. Cure Dyspepsia. Pon't blame your stomach or your luck when yuur meals declare war on your system. When the stomach won't do its work It Is because it cannot. When foul smelling odors come from your Etoniach," when the head aches and the sourness month every mornlnK makes you hate your breakfast, when dreams and nightmare assail you, don t give tip the fight. This is tli.. appeal of nature, sad It should be heard. ? Over-eating. 1st suppers, poorlj chewed food, too rirh pastries: and un-der-dor.e cooking are some of the causes of he stomach's ill health. When the stomach is husv-, it presses and churns all thu iXniid matter from Thel-food and with its juices dissolves into the Beralar liners Dne to Arrtre. Homer. 8sn Francisco Jan. 3 Breakwater. Cons Bay .Jan. 3 Senator, San Francisco Jan. 4 Argo, San Francisco ...Jan. 4 George W. Elder. Ban Pedro Jan. I Alliance, Coos Bay Jan Hue H. Klmore. Tillamook Jan 7 Eureka. Eureka and Coos J.n ' in Roanoke. San Pedro nd war... Jan. 11 Rose City, Ban rraielsco. i .. . ; )mtu ji Nevsdan. gallna Crus Jan. is Nleomedla. orient . ... ...... .Jan. 20 Arabia, erient Feb. I Alesla. orient -.k t Nebraskan. Salina Crus Fh in Numantla. orient March it Begnla Iloers Dne tm Depart.. itose city, San Francisco.: Jn Alliance. Coos Ba .....!... Jan. Sue H. Klmore, Tillamook Z.. ...Jan Numantla, orient. . .Jan. Argov Tillamook .-r s. j. Breakwater, Coos Bay ...... ....Jan Homer, San Francisco .V.Jan.' teorge IV. Elder. Ban-Pedro.. . . .jn s Senator, San Francisco, r. ...... -."Jan. eureka, bureka nd -Coos Jag. .1- liquid form or puln everythlne which comes Into It. IJ. such food he poisonous It effects the Juices, attacks the stomach, goes into the blood and weakens the entire system. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest a full mesl easily without material as sistance fron the stomach. Thev wiU restock the gastric fluid with all the elements needed. 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