THE OREGON DAILY -JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1911.
SOON TO BE SOLD
Glory of the Seas, Flagship of
American Merchantmen, Is
- Still. Said to Be Sound in
Timber.- '
- Marine fnenjoday are, discussing the
downfall Lp. the famous old .rnerchant
man "Glory of the Seas,, which is soon
tobe auctioned off to satisfy libels
against her in the sum. of 2830v She
was ordered sold by . tha admiralty court
at'vicioria yesterday. J ;T
tTh Glory ;'of th Seaa was built" in
18S at Boston by Daniel McKay, build
er of auch veaaala as the Sovereign of
tha Seas, Great Republto and Dread
naught . The Glory of' tha Seas waa
known as the flagship of-the American
merchantman which fleer the. Stars and
Stripes. . '.r'.-:"' r;.; '
'; She was employed as a tea ship oper
.ting from Pacifio coast porta, and waa
in those Mays looked upon as the finest
specimen of American merchantmen.
A few months ago the Glory of the
Bees was sold to Captain McDonnell of
Vancouver for use in the hardwood
trade In the New Hebrides. Whan she
-was taken out of the water recently .lt
was found that her timbers were as
; sound as ever and as good as the day
she was built She is one of the heav
iest vessels afloat and her main yard
is 96 feet long and has a circumference
of 72 inohes in the middle. .
Bhe was libeled for unpaid wages and
soon will pass into the hands of others
.who probably will not understand the
sentiment that every old sea captain
who touches Pacifio coast porta feels
for her. Her ultimate fate is not
known, but those who have recently
seen here out . of water declare she la
as tit as ever and will retain her ability
, tor many years.
THETIS TO OLD POST
U S. Revenue Cutter .Will Be Re
turned to Alaskan Waters.
The revenue cutter Thetis will be re
turned to her old post In Alaskan wat
era this summer, according to advices
received here this morning from Beat-
tie.
Vpon her arrival from Honolulu, where
she has been for the past several years,
She will attempt , to transport several
hundred head of reindeer from the main
land to Kodiak island. These reindeer
were brought from Siberia many years
a ho and have Increased from a herd
TO SAT SFY CLAIM
' Of 1200 to- 27,000. .
TJhe, plan to establish a herd on Ko
diak Island Is mainly for the benefit of
the; Inhabitants, who are always In need
of fresh meat. The Island Is sparsely
settled and Is said to be ideal for tha
reindeer.
MARINE NOTES
kstorla. liiTftftZ&mZ af 10:80 a.
m steamer W-sS. Porter for San Fran
cisco; sailed St 11:30 a, m. British
steamer Kumerlo for orlentjvia Seattle;
sailed at 10:10 ."'at m steamer W. S.
Porter for San Francisco,
San Francisco, March 30. Arrived at
a. m. steamer Roanoke from San
Diego'; arrived at 7 a, to. steamer Rose
crane from Portland.
Astoria, March 23. Arrived at noon
and! left up at 2 p. m. steamer Coaster
from San Francisco; arrived down at
1:S0 p. m. British steamer Kumeric.
Point Lobos, March 29. Passed
steamer Shna Talc from Columbia river
for, San Diego.
Sin Francisco, March 29. Arrived at
noon steamer Shotshohe from San Pedro;
sailed at p. m. rteamcr F. S. Loop for
Poet land; sailed at 8 p. m. steamer F. H.
Xeggett for Columbia river; sailed at 11
p. m. steamer Nome City for Portland
Astoria, March 80. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. ra. obscured;
wffidtftiorth IS miles; weather, dense
tog. A
Tides at Astoria Frldayr High water
,1:18 a. nV.i,9.1 feet; 1:60 p. nr., 8.( feet
Low water 7:40 a. m., 0.1 of a foot;
:8 p.m.i l.f feet-.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Oleon-Mahony, with the
American barge Amy Turner, will ar
rive from San Francisco probably tomor
row.
Tr.s steamer Lurllne will once more
ta.u up her Portland-Astoria run next
Mrnday, It is reported.
A message to the Portland-San Fran
cfco Steamsltrp company last evening
stated that the Rose City would not
miss a trip, as was first expected after
hef accident, and she will arrive In Port
land next Monday afternoon. She left
San Francisco last Tuesday for San
Pedro.
The Bear arrived hers yesterday after
noon at 6 o'clock. She brought 457 pas
sengers and 2200 tons of freight
Commander Ellicott, lighthouse In
spector, left today for Seattle, where
he will Inspect light vessel No. 3.
The French bark Bougainville cleared
down the river this morning at 8:30
with a cargo of 119.925 bushels of
wheat, valued at 98,177, Captain Poilvet.
The Coaater arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning. She brought (900
sacks of cement,- 2000 sacks of sugar
and about 75 -tons of general merchan
dise. Captain Higglns reports heavy
nor" westers all the .way from the, Bay
City. She will load at St.' Helens with
lumber. '
The Columbine will leave today for
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tha sound,- where she will undergo an
nual overhauling. ' . r. . v . ... ;-.. 1 ,
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Tha ranin Varanr.TMArlM. ft Af! Am
i 4- Itv twuvh was- wfw
tion will give its third silver tea for
the benefit of the kindergarten, on Fri
day, March II, from 2:80 to 4:10, at
the chapel of the, Vernon Presbyterian
church, corner East Nineteenth, north,
and Wygant streets.' Good musical
program and light refreshments will
be features. -
Overhauling the Umatilla. .
Word has been received from San
Francisco that the coastwise liner Uma
tilla Is being' overhauled in preparation
for the summer run ;; to Nome from
Seattle.- She will make her first trip
from the sound on June 1.
V "bally River Readings, v
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Lewiston
Riparta . ...........
Umatilla
24
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28
10
1
20
20
6.8
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5.0
4.2
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Harrisburg . ..
Albany ; . , . . ,
Salem
Wllsonville ........
1
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PJsingr ) falling.
MALARKEY CORNER AGAIN
SOLD, PRICE $110,000
A new top notch . figure was reached
today fdr North Portland property when
a 60x100 foot lot at the northwest cor
ner of Sixth and Couch streets was
sold for IU0.000. The property was
sold by 8. Morton Cohn and was taken
over by an Investment company which
was organised for the purpose by raCal
capitalists. The deal was negotiated
through the offices of the Stewart Fry
company.
The property has long been known as
the Malarkey corner from the fact that
Charles A. Malarkey owned and oon-
ducted a fish market there for many
years. Mr. Malarkey bought it over 20
years ago. He sold It last July to 8.
Morton Cohn for f 90,000. It Is lm
nroved with a two story frame building
which brings In a monthly -rental or
1670. -.- , "" - ;"
BEATEN. ROBBED, THEN
HURLED INTO BOX CARS
W. E. -Barrett, a watchman for the
8., P. & S. Railway company, at an
early hour this morning found Tony
Bleeco, a recent arrival from Wyoming,
in a box car at Front and Savler streets,
lylnc unconscious on tha floor.
Barrett aroused the man and he stated
that tie had been beaten by thugs and
robbed of 7 and a gold watch, and
then thrown Into the car. Frank Ames
was found In the car with Blesco, but
claimed that he did not know the other
man was In the car. Ames was locked
ujr pending an Investigation.
FORESTRY BOARD WILL
CHOOSE NEW OFFICERS
Dan P. Smyths of Pendleton, who Is
a member of the Oregon state board of
forestry, was in the olty this morning
on his way to the capital, where the
board will hold its first meeting for
the purpose of discussing plans for the
season. One of the most Important
features of the meeting will probably
be the selection of a state forester and
chief fire warden.
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Chicago, March 80. The National Am
ateur Athletic Union swimming cham
pionships lO' the back stroke and 150
yard eventa will be decided here tonight
in the Illinois Athletic club pool. To
morrow and Saturday nights, the fish
men will perform In St. Louis.
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Speaks to Spanish-American
Warriors Last Night; Re
fuses Further Invitations.
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San . Franclsoo, ; March - 80. Colonel
Roosevelt aald today that be would
make no further publlo addresses in this
city; that the remainder of bis stay here
would be devoted exclusively to his fam
ily and to recreation. He will therefore
declins all further Invitations.
The colonel will leave here Sunday
evening for Reno, Nevada, where he will
spend Monday. Returning Monday night
to Sacramento, he will be the guest of
Governor Johnson until Tuesday, when
he will start for Portland to speak be
fore the Commercial club and the Press
club. Henoe he goes to Seattle and
boms by the northern touts.
Colonel Roosevolt spoke last night to
the Spanish war veterans In Duboce
hall. He waa Introduced by Commander
Forrester aa "comrade." Roosevelt paid
a high tribute to the veterans and com
pared the present conditions of the army
and navy with those of the tint days of
the Spanish war. .-.
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Bridgeport, Ohio, March 80. Back to
the mines for Tom Lewis, who retires
as head of the United Mine Workers of
America tomorrow. Lewis, recently de
feated at the miners' election, Is re
ported to have refused several offers to
become editorial manager of various
newspapers. He declared today that he
would take a Job of digging In the
Wheeling Creek mines.
Lewis gave out a statement asserting
that very serious trouble confronted
the miners through lack of discipline,
He declared this was enoouraged by the
district officers so that authority of
the international officers was disregard
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This Dat In Sport Annals.
1870 At Tltusvllle. Pa.. J. H. Mc
Laughlin defeated Homer Lane In a
contest for the wrestling championship.
1SS6 At Montreal, F. Dowd defeated
R. A. Elliott In one mile skating race
for the championship of Canada.
1889 At Burrlllvllle, R. I., Jaok Ash
ton defeated Joe Lannon, skin gloves,
in 19 rounds, for 81600 purse.
1893 At Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
defeated Vale In the opening game of
the intercollegiate baseball season.
1906 At Liverpool, Ascetics Silver
won the grand national steeplechase
handicap for 6-year-olds and upward
at four miles and 868 yards.
1907 At St. Louis. MarShalirr, Levey
of Indianapolis won the Individual
championship of the American Bowling
congresa.
Philadelphia Clubs Meet,
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Philadelphia, March 80. Real base
ball begins lero tomorrow with the first
of the nine spring contests between the
world's champion Athletics and the Na
tional league teams. Shlbe park will
have the first contest tomorrow. On
Saturday the team will meet on Fogel
field.
Dog Show Opens.
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San Francisco, March 30. The thir
teenth annual dog show of the San Fran
cisco Kennel club opened today under
the auspices of the National Dog Breed
ers' association. Entries from all over
the Pacific coast show that owners sre
not afraid to risk their pups under the
"18" hoodoo.
Big Rowing Squad Out.
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Boston, March 80. So that four men
might be shaping up for each position
on the Harvard football eleven, the
squad today is being urged to attend
preliminary meetings regularly. The
first meeting brought out 75 men and
the prospects for 1911 season are bright
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Q. P. Lislgnolt, repair on Story
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street, between Sixty-fourth and Sixty
fifth avenues; builder, same; 8260.
O. Dlelschnlder, repair ons story
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Porter and Woods; builder, same; 8160.
Klein V Kroner, erect two story frame
at Via i rv Santas TP a as T 1 sf aan tK altreist . hitw
tween SUrk and Oak; builder, Wright
& Branch: 818.000. , t '
A. w. Smith, repair one story xrame
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Oak and, Stark; builder. J. P. Kofoid;
F. VT: Rella erect one story frame
dwelling. 998 Williams, avenu be
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store. Morrison street between First
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street, between uusan ana ureaon.
F. Leygrand, repair one and ons naif
story rrama dwelling, 507 xioney sireei,
near Maple; builder, J. A Carnahas;
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H J. Marsh, rcnalr one story frame
dwelling, EastTwelfth street, Between
Alberta and, Wygant; builder, W. D.
Jones; 1800!
jkirs, jr, v. ireiana, eroci one auui j
rrama nwaiifnar. tTnmnnaii srrear. De-
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nra.ttAn: 11000. .
A. Wing, repair ona and one half
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Eighth street, between Belmont and
Yamhill: "builder, same; 81800.
Theodora Peterson, ereot one story
frame dwelling, First street, between
Willis Boulevard and Hunt; builder,
same; 9400.
T. B. Stlrfison. erect ons story frama
dwelling, Campbell street, between
Alnsworth and jessup; Duuaer, seme;
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Provident Investment V Trustee com
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East Fifty-first street, between Brssee
and Sandy Road; builder, Peter John
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Provident Investment ft Trustee com
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Eaai Fifty-first street, between Brasee
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C. E. Lane, erect ons story frame
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Agnes Walker Duck, erect ons story
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Charles Llllftrd, repair one and one
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JASON LEE REAL .FATHER
OF OREGON, SAYS HOBERG
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, Salem, Or., March 80. Ground was
broken yesterdar afternoon atrJeffer
son and Winters streets for the new Ja
son Lee Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Joseph Hoberg of Mc-
Minnvllle, turned the first sod.After
the ceremony a' banquet was held.
Clerk of the Supreme Court Julius C.
Moreland delivered a splendid address
on the life and work of Jason Lee, In
which he endeavored to show that Ja
son Lee and not Dr. McLoughlln, was
the real- father of Oregon.
OftEGON GROWN FLAX
NOW EXHIBITED HERE
A quantity of Oxegon flax has been
brought to the permanent exhibit of the
Portland Chamber of Commerce by Dr.
E. A. Pierce of this olty. The flax was
grown near Salem and waa prepared by
Eugene Bosse, flax expert and enthus
iast, who Jive at Salem. . Some of the
samples took prises at the Seattle expo
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Burns to Meet Attell.
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New Tork, March 80. Frankie Burns,
the Jersey City bantam, will meet Abe
Attell, the featherweight champion,
here tomorrow night before the Nation
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Value of bonds owned ,J'?5J'tl5?2
Cash in banks and on hand iix'JsHJ
Premiums in course of collection and in transmission 169,124.7
Interest and rents due and accrued 34,350 82 ,,
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'Hood River, OrH March 80-Sherlff
Johnson and Constable Olinger of Hood
River "slipped one over" Sheriff Stevens
and Detective Leonard or roruana m
the capture of man suspected of
murdering Engineer Lowe on the 8.,
P. & a at Washtucna recently. The
eu'speot gives hla name as George
Myers and Is a nomadic sign painter.
He was busy In Hood River the day
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Search of him.
Sheriff Johnao says the Portland au
thorities did not come near his office
while In the city and that he secured
information elsewhere relative to the
man wanted and preceded at once to
Mosler Dnthe...sametralnwtthpetejO-i
tlve Leonard.
Modoc Northern Map Filed. .
' Klamath Falls, Or., March 30. The
approved map of the definite location
of the Modoo Northern railway has
been filed In the United States land
office at lAkeview. This IS the line
that is building from Wadsworth to
Klamath Falls, with a possible branch
to Lakevlew. The survey aner cross
i.. tr ltno st a noint Just eaBt
of Tula lake skirts the shores of the
lstke to MerrilL arter wnicn n turns
and runs in almost a direct line to
Klamatn Falls.
AUTOMOBILE WANTS
a Antnmobll sealers resort a
anitnM ontlnok for the comlnr
' ... . . . . a
e season, especially a onsa iraae
e In many cars that nave seen a e
i.ainn or two ef service e
e The Journal Want Columns are e
e a clearing house of information V
e for the use or those wno sees to
e exchange their old cars for new e
e ones, or trsde them ,for cars of a e)
e different maka.
Th. mi tnmnlille, exehanse notes A
e are appealing to a greater num-
e ber of people, as mors ars con- w
e stantly becoming lntereated In e
e automoblllng and the number of e
e possible cuatomers is being added e
e to from time to time as the auto- - 4
.inv.l1a la nan aintr from the OlaS-
slflcatlon of being a luxury and
e Is fast becoming a necessity tor w
e many.
82,387.734.67
41,528.00
8 884.478.00
85.716.19
6,810.36
7,387.62
7,487.63
1,405,237.00
Oregon. Dec. 31, 1910.
INSURANCE COMPANY
V oan Tnoioo, v.ai.
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COLVTN.
Portland. Oregon.
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MEMS
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The Xadlng BpsolsJlark,
Mr nractlca Is conflnad wfeollv a
the ailments ef men, sad tha fact
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uiai 1 aooept zor treatment FKpvJta
that my methods are oorrsot. In-
dead, I have for twentv-flve rears
made a specialty of men's ailments
ana nave so closely studied them that
I am able to meet every phase, and
condition of each individual case, and
to effect a permanent cure in a very
snort time. X am never for a mo
ment In doubt aa to m noura. I
know Just WHAT to do and HOW to
do it, to obtain satisfactory RE
SULTS. This explains why my prao-
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N The Old Sellable Specialist, 4
Corner Alder and Second streets. Kn
trance 128 Second street, Portland,
Or. Office house A. M. to 8 P, at
Sunday, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
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Diseases ot Bladder and Kidneys, u
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