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THE OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY ' EVENING. SEPTEMBER 16V lOOt. 13 tossed nor LIKE FEATHER YToIIesIcy Delaj ed T.v( Day? J on Trip. From - San i ' r - Fraucisco. - . - . - BAILS .UNDEU WATEIl. r; ANI)J)KCK8 AWASII Ilarrrl of Asphalt la-ahed to Iwk ; Jirrak )xoie m Soon aa Fattened I)reak Over Peck. has sot bum hare since Hit and Vary favorably Impressed l(ii the appearance of Ilia itiy anil al4 I ha would never hava known li hail ha ien art down Tirra without any pre vious knowlcMlae of lila arlien-abuuta. Aflef taking la th fair a ftValll M win return la N lark, lak a In mkaiia on Ilia way. - h an aaked liat he t thauaht about me aiecovery or tha North - Tula. tap lain ltU said: "I am ralhar at a Ktaa In formula! an opinion on that suPIm-i, aa It la HaM niaitar to tl I anything about It until mora complete report a r pub. iianru. iiui aa tir m i am concerned, I ean aee no -valid reason h ttoib I trrr and Conk ouulil not hava dlaaso. arad IL aa ther both rlalm Aa . II stands now It. will la juat a matter of tha Judgment of aioeria tu d.iMmliM wnemer on or lotn or them la tha til a. oovarar. ' '"On tha face of It,' aa perry went of ficially i,o aiecover ina I'oia, and bad the beat-tnstrumenta fof taking observations,-It aeema to ma that hie aim pla word would make mora Impreaalon on the mlnda of moat poop) than would that of a man who mad an experiment al trip aa Cook evidently did. but I can ad Crow Kept nuar While 8eM .T h oull not h" "The story of Cook'e daah. aa told In the last hum her of Harper's Weekly, aeema to be consistent, and to moat per- . - . aons would not alva anv . ruinn n I . j o anoui jute a anuiiiecocK , ana i i vrrncny or uie siorv with one rail or the other under water I 4 After remaining . here . for a day or inui vi ma nine, ina ateam acnoonsr i ""'a ovrr tne city, vaptam ueil r, mireicr. wnicii mrriveu nrtii i isi ...aa iu vu 10 Drama. o clock last niaht. waa delayed two day n her trip up here from Ban Francisco, - KVGIXEKRfl WAIT? PT.AV9 rare. It fast on each aide of tha cent spar tut rrtay and five ImI on II caliriii oulalda tut eWtraalk. The low r dock will cerrr tha railroad and wlie smejt veaaole are paeelng tha I raff Id on lb upper dark all! not be Interrupted. Astoria, Brpt. UArrlvwJ down at I it a. in., iaamr weeaweier, 'Man ' t'limietu. aVut. li, Arrived. steamer ftuanuk,, front Van i'adro, fur ronunu , Aeiorta. Bept. II Hailed at !!: a, m , schooner Virginia.' for Han Kran- Hero, Lrfift up at It noon, Ovrinan ahlp )!( and ahlp ht. iMchulaa, Hailed at 1:40 P. m., aleamer Atlas, for 0an Krant'laro. Arrival al and left up at a. to n. m.. steamer Alliance., rrom l ooa jiay.. - Man J"renplco, Bet. II. Balled at p, m., aleamer Taho.-fur foriland. Aa aoon aa aha left Ban Francisco, thai ry heavily laden Wellealey, which Ja eery with freight, ran Into heavy seaa and Meeting Thursday to Allow Protect etrontf northweet head winds, and until I . ZZz ,V 7 ana arrived, at trie Columbia river Par it I aw ii, unuxe i uui. ,aep( ner ousy pucaina tnem. captain I nana for tha new n u a w ! 'I-indstrom aald. that Uiy had a areat bride hava been reeclved at th'offlr lime wun in aecKioao. wnion conaieiea i or utior nnninik nma hbf barrels of. asphalt, and. as the -aaaal United StaTf army, and a meetlnr will oi I ba held on Thursday afternoon at' 1:10 i would break over' tha decka. eome tna oarreie would po torn looae anq lifted with the next dip they would be enter any proteat that they may desire depl will epeated when th ateanw rolled enalneer, room 321. In the custom house, 11 or 'the other under, when they and after the meetlnr tha plana will be and carried from on and of the ship to I to, subm ine oiner. xn crew wouia men issn the war depi meeting will be held In the office of tha them again, onl anca r on ral to hava tha perform- icfora the plana are sent to war department for approval. Th o'clock to give tba people a chanoa to P 01 i U Would have to head her up and lash them I forwards t waahihartnn ainn. with again. He aatd that when they .were whatever pro teat a may be aubmltted. rounding eome cape or promontory was Th plana are for th proposed new ""a ' "-""J "m" v - I eieei onage 10 De onui oy tne u. It. et In. then the seaa caught her on the quar- company, acroa 4he Willamette river ter and aha would roll her rails under. 1 1 mm n.lfi.n rinat i . 1 ' J , cr. urpjun ana jioini sireei. j ne plans loose from their laahlngs, but also msk- hav been passed favorably upon by the In It difficult tor the crew to keep Port of Portland commission, and It jrera ufini n wvorua.u. I only remalna xor th company to get the Although he Jias aen worse wejthen approval of the war department before "i1" .. " Deginning conetrucnon. Tne plana call on-account of the ateamer aettln so for a bridge of the lift typeVthe lift low in the water, which made her more ben, capable of being raised 161 feet at -the mercy of" the vravea than ahe abov the government tiro, which will Otherwise would nay been. allow Daasare to the largest of vessels The weileeiey arrived orr tn mouin whlch -would want to pa88 through -the of the Columbia Tuesday evening, but I k.u.. rv.. u.i. t " ' as aha carrlea no rchl'ght. the caD-j0S fwt and tne wldth of th(l up deck iT i. i 11 Tl et rrom rail to rail, which makes until the following morning, on account ut. g, feet center space for street if aha should go aground at some of th places there. It would be only a mat ter of, a few hours, loaded aa heavy as ah was. until ahe would be covered by the quicksands. The Weileeiey brought up on this trip 1010 barrels of asphalt, consigned to the Cascado Contract company, and about )00 tons of cement for the Richardson Steamship company. Han IVilro, Bevl. It. Arrived, steam er olympla, from Portland CHia liay, tirpt. .11. tailed. teamr EureM, for ortland. - ' Aalorla. Bept. K. condition at ' tna mouth of the river at I a. m., amooth: wind, northweat II . ml lea: weather. Cloudy. Tldea at Aatorla today High watrr' 11 a. m.. T. feet: t:li n. m.. 1.1 feet lyow water 1:17 a. m., 1.1 feet; 1.48 p. m i.i reet. . marixe Intelligence Bagulaf Uar Ba le- Arrive. Bua It. Elmore. Tillamook.. .. .8ept. 1( Alliance, Coos Bay Sept. II Roanoka. Ban Pedro Sept. II Breakwater, Cooa Day t Hrpt. II Roae City, Ban Francisco. BcpL to Argo, Tillamook ficpt. 10 Belja, orient ..Bept !0 Oto W Klder. -San Pedro Bept'tl K ansae City. Ban Franclaoo. . .Bent. IT Rygja , October i ategmlar Zdmare Zhi to Depart. Alllanca. Coos Bay Sept II Kanaaa City. San Francisco. .. .Sept. II Hue H. Elmore, Tillamook Hrpt. 10 Roanoke. Han Pedro ...Sept. II Argo, Tillamook Sept. II Rreakwater, Cooa llay Bept. tt rtoa i iry. nan rrancisoo ....ecpi. zs ueo. W. Klder, Ban i edro Brpt. IS Rycja. orient .Sept. 10 'Tessela la Tort, Le viand Hroa . Br. ah O. W. P. Strathyre Br. as. ..North Pacific lionna Franceses, Br. bk., Aatoris r l, V, III Am, ,h latnrla Hasel Dollar, Br. as .' I.innton, A. Thayer, Am., sen ,.. amnion Honolpu, Am. ack Inman-Poulsen Berlin. Am. sch. -.... .....Alblna Alvena. Am. scht... Astoria W. F. Jewett, Am. sch.,Inman-PoulMea Waahlnirlnn m aa I.lnntOn Neotsfleld. Br. 4bk O. W. P. Henry Villard. Am. ah Aatorla Brabloch. Br. bk .Oceanlo Compeer.. Am. aa. Rainier Mabel Gale, Am. sch Astoria Matterhorn. Br. sh Centennial Olenalvon, Dr. sh. ,...., . , , .Oeaanla '. . Ili.lm.e, aim. ach. .Aalorla llrha, Car. UK. . . . . . . . a a Astoria Oulf rliraam. Ilr. bk. l:ievatora finaw. Am. aa. Columbia Jaiirla. Ur. aa. , . . . .Montgomery No. Olauhtilm, Ur. sh. ...North hank tut. VIllrlauia-alaraulL FT. Bcb..l-I W, lildarl. I'r. Ik.,., Klavator Krleda, tier. atr. ..,,. Columbia No. S Wellealev. Am. as Oak St. Johan I'oularn. Am. .. .Inman-Poulaea Knillle Mlgrrld, Kr. ah . ....Klavetore Itabla Chevaye, tr. PK A. , ... .Columbia llorhe. Kr bk. ..Coal Hunkere Virginia. eh liiniaa-Pouleon Montratm. Kr. bk. ..... . Irving J. II. hlrtaon. Ar. as . . . . . .OaK street e-snaaa .uy, aa..,.,. , . , .Aiuawurin Ba Iftoata e atoaA Z,aaibeT. Wellealey. Am. es ...... Han Kranelseo Olvmulo. Am. aa .......... n Kranclaco Caaoo Kan Kranclaoo Inca, Ani.tacn. .......... Mn rranciaoo B, K. Wood. Am. ach. ,,,.Han Franclaco alarhoffar .......Han Frajirlaco M li. Bandlien, Am, sch.' Han Kranclaco Johan I'oifiaen. An. soli.. Wan Kranclaco llaael lollar. II r. aa .... Japan a Moata With Camaal and 0araL BoasueL Fr. bk. Antwerp Oil Ion, Kr. sh, .......Antwerp lavid a Angara, r r. an, ........ axinuun Krneat ixtaouv. Kr. bk Jlambura Oen. Kaldherbe, Fr. k.. ..... ..Ant warp La Perouaa, Kr. bk ...Antwerp j llorhajooueleln. Fr. bit . . Hull I.ron Blum, Kr. bk ......Han lranclaoo Manx K log. Br. ah. ..... . ... .Antwerp Marechal Caatrles. Fr. en. ....uiaagow Marechal Noatlles. Fr. bk. ... .Antwerp Notre Dame d'Arvolr, FT. DK.... Antwerp poltalloch, Br. bk. ......... ..Antwerp Wavertre. Br. en. .1.1 verpool Arctla Btream, Br. an. . Tyn Q rata Tannage Sat - Xoate ; la Ballast. Amlral Cactll. Fr. ah. .......Honolulu Xnirahlra Llr, bk. ........... .Panama Comllebank, Br. bk.... Valparalao Corn 11 Bart, Kr. bk. .Hwanaea Duguay Trouln, Fr. ah... Ban, Kranclaco 1 luQurane t r. ca. . ... .... i anal arl or ixiugiaa, ar. aa. . .Montevideo rancola. Kr. bk. ............. . Iondon lebe, Orr. bk. i.--8- Hosalla aneta. Br. ss .....Ban Francisco Jordanhfll, Br. bk. Ouaymas L'Hermeta, Kr. bk. Dunkirk Le Pillar Kr. bk , .Uuhlln Nederland, Dutoh as. Qtiaymae parnaaaoa, Uer. eh. BL Jtoaall Plarra Ixttl. Kr. bk. Lluhlln Bene. Vr. bk. San Francisco Pullv Kr. bk. llmerlck Vlnc'ennes, Kr. bk Limerick walkure. Ger. ss j Honolulu Wandesbek, Ger. k St Koaalla la Xonta With OoaL Altalr, Br. bk. . . . .Newoaatle, N. S. W. Belen. Fr. bk Newoaatle, N. 8. W. Bougainville, Fr. bk. Cardiff Jean Bart Fr. bk... Newcastle. N. 8. W. Nantea, Kr. bk. .: Cardiff Neullly. Fr. bk. Cardiff Pierre Antonlne. Fr. bk. . . . . Newcastle Oil Carrier Za Bout. Atlas. Am. sa. San Franclaco Asuncion Am. ss Ban Francisco Argyle. Am. ss Ban Francisco Olympla, rri. sr Couch. Bt SosciaB Sale of Scllioo AIJL THIS VVEEk :" 'WW ' Orlnn flic Children and Have Them Fitted, Without the Fancy -Price ; ; 79c A pair for chil d r e.n'i SI and SlSoSchool Shoes. These eome In rid and box calf, neat cap toes, extension or tarn tolet, wide width ; all new patterna, in lace cad butt on a, tana and blacks. Remember, $1.25 and $1.00 Shoea on sa now at, j pair. .. I 7C ale Q- 9' A p,,r .,or ejAert.tf boji' and prla' $175 .and $2 School Shoes. These come in vici kid. box calf and gnnmetal leathers, popnlar shapes, toes and styles; all sizes from Uyi to 2. Remember, $175 and $2.00 values, on sale at, the ' pair Beiaenibtr ft Get the Correct Place C9kz VMW w $1.25 ,n1 g-irl,', $1.50 School Shoes. These rooms in vici and box calf, neat toes and extension voles, Blucher cut; si.es 7to 12. Remember, $1.50 valacs on sale now at the low,' am price of, the pair.. C? AtZ A pairfor the VX-tU best rti'of big boys' snd girls' Schoot , Shoes. These come in all the popular leathers, in cluding box cahk, gungnet als snd velour cals; gen teel styles in all patterna: Every boy andUrirl cao -be fitted In this lot, aa we have. all. sizes. 'Remember, $2.00 and $2.50valaea, now selling at tholow price oC peri pair $1.45 tllli JIWIW ltJ'VWrilJr?MW.aLltJB!!g. H....l ) ,..I.SJ. iJiiMU-llMWJJMB.WimajUaPt.lWJLIIUIIJIBLllB.ISIBII SSI II We Dave Shoes for the Whole Family Wlihont the Faaey Price LIKES PORTLAND Im- Captain J. A. Bell, IT. S. X. r , pressed by Roae City. "Portland Is a fine city," said Cap tain J. A. Bell, a retired officer of the Vnlted Btatea navy this morning, who Is atopplng over a few days on h's way to Seattle to see the fair, "and s far as I am able to Judge from the places that I have seen on tne coast since I left New York It compares moat favor ably with the best or them and win un doubtedly be, some day, one of the largest cities In the country." "When- Captain Bell left New York, Which is "his home, he started for the Alaska-Tukon-Paclfic exposition, and on: his way he has visited all of the .principal jcjttcs of California, and ar rived here - yesterday, his intention be Ing to atop over here a few days. He ! '. ., sa E -T - 11 11 "iiu. n.ra in,.amvs, (-feaa . . ... s .: iawaUiA 1, ir 3y ."Ax """Jf it 7 MADAME YALE'S f SKIN :greme FOR WRINKLES WITH EACH 63c Purchase at Our Special Souvenir JSale t. ALL THIS WEEK OF ' ladame Yale's Natural Beautifying Preparations Tb'le- aeeptlotal effar Is mad pnaaible through the coarteeT of Wadamb tale. Madame Tale' experience,! dmon- m r- A will ha ' ,A mmmim la making aalecUona. . at otTB roxxrr evocvi bxtabt. 5? -M?'f i $ f 11 sir? ?-.r f I aa.ai """'" - m J . . I " lr ' -"1 rim mi hi air nwxtfitilf I ' I J i f .Aiaaaa. ii-ni MltaMi iijuliwalWMiui). , w,,. A : ; i , . ii imn.'ift r..... la. r i i f ' .ia .... "'"-'-' 4 " - - jz&sssx . ""Sj p"" j . J ' as well as prfefei rfte realized in thelatest styles of Efliiial Mm It Sr-j' L.iLij.uiLiiOi.ils)lf aawis'''alriiif rTa "flrYi " 1 1 j nt'Vi.MfiX'aF-' t f va ' n' esrtrq'o.-: .-w?vV' .-. ' -if,; .ar w' a.". j. .TTT:. T . . 3. 5! a .. ..v".i " 0 1 Siowi iillfllrliiisl EsliMfl M lEIIcrs Ffianoiloise Nearly all the World's Great Musical Authorities use and endorse the KIMBALL PIANO. Among them Calve, Patti, Emma Eames, Nordica, Sembrich, DeRezke, Walter Damrosch, Anton Seidl, Cantpanari, Arditi, Sousa, Chas. Kunkel, ' P. S. Gilmore, Remenyi. Ondricek, De Lussan, Leonora Jackson, and hundreds upon hundreds of others, including America's latest and foremost pianist, MYRTLE ELVYN The West has never before seen such a large and varied showing of fine Pianos, both upright and grand, asfthe one which Eilers Piano House is now making. The premier productions of the world's greatest piano-makers Chickering & Sons, of .Boston; the Weber-Aeolian Company, of New York; the W. W. 'Kimball Company, of Chicago, and the Lester Com pany, of Philadelphia are presented. There are W four truly great and representative" .American Pianos-Weber, Kimball, Lester, and the founder of them all, the Chickering. There is but' one establishment in Portland where these superb Pianos can be obtained. . ' Every instrument in this display is a premier a masterpiece. American piano-makers today are un excelled. American Pianos are universally recog nized as the finest the world produces. . This superb collection, composing the most costly Grand, Baby Grand, Upright and Pianola Pianos ever assembled under one roof, is unquestionably the most artistic exhibit that we have ever presented or that we shall ever be able to present. The most exacting taste cannot fail to be grati fied here; the most cultured ear and artistic judgment will find here its ideaL ; We are tremendously proud of the. conspicuous successes that have attended our former Piano Ex hibitions, but greater preparations have been made for this event than any, and the present one greatly surpasses them all in both magnificence and magni tude. : . . ' You are most cordially, invited to inspect these instruments. dispenser. of pianordiatilitx 353 WASHINGTON ST.. AT PARK.