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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, ' APRIL 21, 1911.
DEEP SEA SluR
f SCARCE ARTICLE
OIJ LOCAL FRONT
Deep Watermen Prefer to Go
4 North With Fishing Vessels
St. Nicholas Leaves for
' Alaska.
Th. Amtrlcan ahlp PL Mcholaa. I ha
laat of tha vfsaels of th Columbia
JUtdt Packera' .aaockatton's fle.t to go
to tha northern cannerlea. lft the
tnouth of tha river thla mornlnf, carry
Inf . larra caro of cannrry supplies
fend nrovlslons and over luo wims nan
ena.n and Chlnesa packers. Pha la
taader to tha rannertra located In and
about Nusbyak bay, A lark a.
t With her departure, having taken all
woold parmlL aba leave behind a large
number or deep water aauora wno, dur
ing tha paat two months, have been
g-atherUig at Astoria In the hopea of
being able to ahlp on the flahlng vea
la for tha summer aeaaon. Then
fnen, according to shipping men here,
liave been refusing to ahlp otit on deep
ea vaaaala, with the reault that a num
ber of the deep water veaaela which
lv cleared rrom this port witnin tne
aat two tnontha have found It diffi
cult to complete their crews.
. Upon the departure of the laat of the
tannery fleet, local ahlpplng men be-1
for tha better, but according to a nam
bar Cf the men who came up from As
torta thla morn I nr. few of them will
shin out deeo sea until after y th
Alaaka trade about June 1. and the
commencement of the flahlng on tha
Columbia river on Mar 1.
ltiatead of an Improvement In condl
tlone, the waterfront la, If anything,
wltneaalng a depreeelon In the sailor
market, and. while no great demand e
lata for men at present, owing to the
fact that few ahlpa are now In port, a
sudden demand for men would bring to
light the fact that a big ahortage eileta
Among the coasting man the condl
tlon la somewhat better. Few of the
men are Idle, but enough can be gath
ared up to meet any ordinary demand.
The opening or the fishing aeaaon on
the river next month will give about
1200 men employment. Deep water men
can make mora money in ins riaiung
aeaaon. and on that account are refus
ing berths until after their chances- of
joining the flahlng. fleet have paaaed.
Aa aoon as another vessel is procur
able, a ahlp will be sent north to re
place the Janes Howea, which foun
dered In Chlgnlkibay on April I. Aa
all or the crew and moat of the sup
plies on the Howea were saved, the
new veerael will travel north with only
her sailing crew and with but little
cargo.
WILHELMIXA IN DAD WEATHER
Vcsel Undergoes Repairs at Coo.
Bay and Schedule Ilrokeq.
Following an absence from this port
of almost a month, tha gasoline schoon
er Ytnihelmlna, Captain George Tyler,
came up the river yesterday afternoon
nd berthed at tha Washington street
dock. Tha veaael haa been undergo
ing repairs at Coos Bay which delayed
her schedule 10 days. She leaves her
for Caos Bay tomorrow and will return
so aa to resum. her broken schedule by
leaving here again on May 1.
On the trip up the coast. Captain
Tyler reports that his vessel waa almost
eontlnuoualy In heavy weather, wast-
lleved that conditions would chang erly and northwesterly winds, with
heavy aeaa prevailed all the way mak
ing tha trip up aa unpleasant one.
While undergoing changes at Coot
nay tne WllheUnlna waa equipped with
new superstructure, housing and a nsw
puot nouse.
- sna brought with her a full cargo,
consisting- ef crates, eannery supplies
and produce.
COLUMBINE REPAIRED
Commander EHicott Inspect- Light
house Veaael at Seattle.
For the purpose of inspecting the
United States lighthouse service tender
Columbine, now undergoing repairs a
Seattle. Commander J. M. Elllcott, U. S.
N.. lighthouse Inspector for thla dl
trlct, left thla morning for Puget sound
The Columbine la undergoing a general
overhauling preparatory to being
placed In commission for the summer
service.
Ae aoon aa commissioned, about May
1, the Columbine will be ordered to
proceed to her station In AJaakan wa
tera. She will make her headquarters
at Ketchlcan, Alaaka. -
TO RELOCATE RUOT
The Snag Doat Mathlom Completes
Work on Upper River and Yamhill.
After completing snagging work on
the upper Willamette and the Tamhlll
rlvere, tha United Btatea snagboat
Mathlnma Is on her way to thta city.
She will relocate the bnOy at Clackamaa
Rapids today and will probably arrive
here tomorrow.
Next week aha will assume her
dredging gear preparatory to returning
p the river to engage In deepening tha
channel at Coffee Chute.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, April II. Railed at 4:10 a.
m. flteamer Northland, for Tacoma.
Sailed at a. m. Steamer Alliance, for
Cooa Bay and Eureka; steamer Tamal
pala, for San Pedro. Arrived down at
m. Brltleh steamer inverklp. Bailed
:1S a. m. Ship St Nicholas, for
Nushagak. Outside at a. m Steamer
Aaunclon, from San Francisco,
San Pedro, April 10. Sailed Schoon
sr King Cyrua, for Columbia river.
San Francisco, April JO. Arrived a
1 p. mi Steamer Rosecrane, from Port'
land; at t p. tn. Steamer -Beaver,, f root
San Pedro. Sailed at I p. m. Steamer
Johan Poulaen for Portland; at p. m
Aatorla, April 21. Condition at the
mouth of the river at S a, m., moderate
wind northweat If miles; weather,
cloudy. .
Tides at Astoria SaturdayHigh wa
if r. 1:2$ a. m., (.7 feet; S:30 p. m f.l
feet. Law water, 1:21 a, m., 4.1 feet;
8:30 p, m., 1.1 feet
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The Brlttah steamer Lucerlc will
probably be moved from the Alblna dock
this afternoon to Montgomery No. S.
The steamer Riverside, which haa
been loading lumber here, will leave
for Oraya Harbor today or tomorrow.
She will complete her cargo there be
fore going to San Franclso.
The eteamer Golden date, Captain
Ertckson, arrived from Tillamook last
night She la berthed at the Washing
ton street dock and will leave out again
tonight 8he brought up 12 paesengers,
400 cases of cheese and soma mleoel
laneous cargo.
The gas schooner Anvil font Bandon
and way porta, arrived here last night
at I o'clock and mads fait to the Al-
bers dock. Bhe brought a few passen
gers and a cargo of, general freight
She leavee out again tomorrow night
The ateamer Coaster cleared in and
out at the custom house thla morning.
She carries (00.000 feet of lumber from
this port to Ban Franctsoo.
Captain H. y. Astrup today relieved
Captain J. B. . Heilson as commander
of the steamer Cruiser. The Cruiser
belongs to the Union Bridge Con
struction company and is being used to
tow the bargee bringing material to the
workings at tha new Broadway bridge
The light house tender Manaanlta left
out ef the river thle morning carrying
supplies to Lightship 81, stationed at
the mouth of the Columbia river. '
MARINB ntTElUCEXCE.
- Sue te Arrive.. -,
Tahoe, San Francisco April tl
Henri Ibaen. llonckon .Airll 21
Geo. W. KIder, Ska Franclaoo.. April l
light.
2ae te 2eprv
Rlversld. Balboa April 22
Anvil. Bandon 1. .April 22
Robs City. Ban Francisco .... April t
trader Charter te yortlaad.
Cot da V. MVull. Ft bk.Newcastle on T.
Julee Oommee Jnr. bk. .. Newcastle en T.
Rene, Fr. bk.. ... .Newcastle, N. 8. W.
Mar de Oontaut Fr. bk. .
T Newcastle, N. 8 W.
I'.TIU AT.ll., Ain, ivilii a ,.. .StUUV
Strathlyon. Br. atmr. ...Hongkong
Heroules, Nor. atmr. ........ Hongkong
Mabel Oale, Am. ach., . ...rfaq Francisco
St. Oeorge. Br. stmr... Antwerp
Stralthbeg, Br. atmr. . , , . ... ..Antwerp
fit. Rogatlen, Fr. bk London
Hretasne, Fr. bk. . ....Newcastle on f.
Klrkcudbrlghtshtre, Br. ship......
Newcastle. A.
Klnroas-shlre, Br. bk..... ...Newcastle
Teeaela la 2orl.
Shna Yak. 'Am, etr... Wee t port
PKnvniwub .n vr. ........ ou rfvnn.
Wind rush. Br. bk Tongue Pt
wuneimine, ur, snip... amnion
Golden Gate, Am. str. ... . .Washington
Marechal de Caatrtea. Fr. bk...N. Bank
Breakwater. Am. atr.. Or. Dry D.
Sark. Nor. atr ,. Tongue Pt
Lucerio. Br. etr ...Alblna
Temnle Dorr. Am. atr. 6t Helena
DI.miII. An. atr Mnrth Rank
Coaster. Am. atr .Linn ton
Inverklp. nr. sir , Astoria
Klamath, Am. sir..... oi. listens
Westerner, Am. etr...... ...... .Rainier
Bhaata. Am. atr inman-fouiaen
Dlspatoh. stm. sch..., Prescott
Rose City, Am. atr...... A Wis worth
navigation in the Seventeenth
house district:'
Oregon and Wsahlngten Middle
Ground South Side Buoy, It, f!rs class
can. found out ef position, April II, re.
piaoed eame oaie.
S. A O. S. Charts 1140. 1100. -
List of Buoys, eld-.Pc!flaCoast,
1208, p.-l. ' .(.-;
. By ordsr of fhe Bureau ef Light
house. . , J. M. ELLICOTT.
' Commander, U. fl. Jf., Inspector.
Office ef Inspector 17th Lighthouse
District Portland. Or April ), 1111.
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Doily River Reading.
STATIONS.
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Umatilla .........
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Albany
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Portland .
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The WeaUher at Sea. . .
( Wireless. via North Head.)
S. 8. Chanslor at eea midnight April
10-21. 1111 In latitude 42:10 north.
longitude 125.40 weat. atrong northweat
wind and sea; weather clear, barometer
29.04. temperature 4I COMMANDER.
Received weather bureau office, Port
land. Or., April 21. ltlL 1:07 a. m.
Notice to Mariners.
The following affects the aids
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Rising; ( ) falling.
PRESBYTERY REQUESTED
, -TO ALTER CONFESSION
Dalte4 Press teeeed WheU
Louisville, Ky April II The general
assembly ef the Southern Presbyterian
ehurch in convention here, has been
petitioned by the Louisville Presbytery
to declare .that all children dying- in
infancy ait "saved."
Thla would be done by emitting the
words "elect infanta" In the confession
of faith.
SQUATTER FOR QUARTER
OF CENTURY OUSTED
(Catted Preea Leased Wire.l
Loa'Angslea. April 22. Unfamlllerity
with the law that forced him to vacate
the homestead where he had livid un
molested' for 21 years landed Leonard
Rocha, 45, In jail today.
Rocha "squatted" on a little tract
In tht Whltilitp hllle durlnv Prealdent'
vi.i.i.iiu t 1 1 1 Lain). miw n.ivi vv-
talned title, but hla poaaesslon was un-
the property. . Rocha paid no attention
te tha order ta avaauata. - When a con.
etable vlalted him with ejection papers'
he resisted. He waa chargsd with dis
turbing the peace. His son,, II, who
Joined in the tight, was taken to the
detention noma. ..... '
Louie Blot the San Francisco boxing
promoter, Intends to erect a big arena
at Tla Juana, Mexico, backed by a
couple of Lea Angeles 'bankera. . Blot .
aaya he la wilting to put up a purse of,
140,000 for a 41 round match 'between
Sam Langford and Jack Johnaon
Destroys
Desire for Drink
The man-who drinks to excess needs
treatment for hla condition. The Orrlne
treatment can be used with' absolute ;
confidence. It destroys all desire for '
whiskey, beer and other intoxicants. It
la a almnle treatment it la riven In the .'
home no sanitarium expenae no loss -bf
time from work. It is an inexpensive
treatment. Many men spend more in a .
day for whiskey and beer for their
friends and themselves than would pay ,
for the treatment . - . ' ' ;
We are eo sure that Orrlne will bene
fit you that we aav to you that If after
a trial you fall te get any benefit from ,
ita use, we will give your money back.
ORRINE is prepared tn two forma. No,
1. secret treatment, a powder, absolutely ,
tasteless and odorless, given seoretly k
In food or drink. ORRINH No. I. in pin
form, is for those who desire to take '
voluntary treatment. ORRINE coats
onlv $1.00 a box. Write for Free OR
RINE Booklet (mstled In plain sealed ,.
enveloperro ORRINE CO.. 721 Orrlne.
Building, Waahlngton. I. C. ORRINE,
is recommended and la for sale In thla
city by Woodard. Clarke aV Co., Distrib
utors, 20 Washington, and 126-127
Fourth ate. .
iDelicions SI Dinner Served in Seventh Floor Restaurant Tomorrow Night, 5 to 8 Music by Rosebrook's HciHg Theatre Orchestra
Store Remains Open Tomorrow Night Until 9:30 Continued TomorrowBigSpring Sale of Paints, Varnishes and Painters' Supplies:
rA
20 and $25 Sints:
!
i
ill ' Alf I All
W Clsallefflge ..the iiiniryM $BS,$
See Our
OotKing
Display on
! Morrison
Street
Young Men's Clothing
We carry a distinct, separate line of clothes for
a m .a e. . ,
young men. All tne smart, ultra eitects tnat meet
the most exacting demands of dressy young fellows
who want the "different." Splendid f10 ?A
lines at $25.00, $20.00, $15.00 and ateDIaCeDU
Third Floor, New Building. Seven Direct Elevator.
TT RECALLS to us that old adage 'The proof of
fr the pudding is in the eating!"
When a man sees in one of our show windows
a Suit at $15 that's the identical pattern and qual-
iftr1 flnnt Vior ofnro 10 oVinrxrin rr of fROH
he can't help from being convinced
of our money-saving ability.
Our lines of Men's Spring Suits at
$15, $20 and $25 have the whole town
beaten! Why, we show more Suits at
any one of these three prices than you'll
find in the entire stock of many stores.
Dut anyone can make claims on paper.
Come in tomorrow and let us prove every
statement to the letter.
.-$13, $20 and $25
Silk Lined Coats $17.50
Our finest lines of $25, $30 and $35 silk-lined
Chesterfield Overcoats-now selling at $17.50. Rich
black vicunas, nobby tan and brown cassimeres and
velours, all lined with high grade -silk. ( 7 fA
With or without silk-faced lapels atlA3
Sheet Music
at 4 for 15c
Fifth Floor, few BWg.
OVER 2000 sheets of Mu
sic, including both clas
sical and popular titles.
Pieces published to sell at
15c to 25c. Choice for Sat
urday only, 4 for 15?.
Men's 95c Shirts Usual $ 1.50 Grades
First Floor, Mala Bid. Order by Mail
QUR enormous quantity-buying brings you the best Shirts in America at 95c 1 Go into any
v other Portland store and you'll not find better under $1.50.
Fine mercerized materials, with 'soft attached collars and soft turn-back cuffs,
Others in regular golf styles solid colors of blue, tan, cream, lavender and
white. For tomorrow we place them on special sale at this very low price... I
Only Store Which Sells Boys'
"Sampeck" Clothes With Label
vw. New BulldlDff . Order by Mn
i e -
'VTHER stores in Portland may claim to
L.J .. C,V f"Whe for hovs.
but make them show you the original label
on the garment. They cant do this, for
Meier & Frank's is the sole Portland agent.
"Sampeck" Clothes are made in smart,
distinctive, mannish styles, which place
them high above the ordinary plane
of Boys' Clothing.
Hundreds of beautiful Spring patterns are
here to choose from today blue Merges,
handsome grays, browns and tans, made
with double-breasted or Norfolk toats and
full cut peg-top knickerbockers.
-$3.50 to $15
Juvenile Suits, 3 to 10 years.. .$2 to $12
Boys' Wash Suits, 3 to 12 years. .$1 to $S
Boys' Spring Blouses. . . . .25 to $1.50
Boys' Felt and Straw Hats. .50 to $2.50
April Toilet Goods
Exposition Continued
FlrU Floor. New Bid.
LL the splendid price-reductions
on Drugs and Sundries still in
force ! Practically every wanted article
at a saving!
50c Pond's Vanishing Cream, special 39c
25c Satin Skin Cream, special at only 19c
Peroxide Cream, specially priced for 23c
Eagle Fountain Syringe, 2 quarts, only 59c
$1.65 Premium Fountain Syringe, only $1.19
35c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, only 23c
75c Razor Strops, special this sale at 49c
75c Hand Mirrors, special sale at only 49c
$1 bottle Listerine, special this sale at 59c
50c Glycothymollne, special at only 39c
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder, -special at 11c
25c Lesterald Tooth Powder, special at 15c
5c Lifebuoy Antiseptic Soap, special at 4c
M. & F. Special Soap, special, the dor. 23c
25c Woodbury's Facial Soap, special at 10c
50c jar Pompeian Cream, special, onlv 33c
$1 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, special at 66c
$1 Scott's Emulsion, special sale at 79c
25c Holmes' Frostilla, special sale, only 14c
$1 Horlick's Malted Milk, special, only 79c
25c bottle Castor Oil, special sale, only 16c
Danderine, 50c size, 33c; 25c size, only 19c
The Reg. 50c
Wash Ties for
Saturday 29c
Just received, 1000
men's beautiful new Four-in-Hand
Washable Ties
in wide range of smart
new patterns. Goodv
50c grades for. ... . ZaC
Men's Regular
$1.50 Spring
Und'w'r $1.19
Men's high grade form-
fitting, spring needle Un
derwear for spring. Col
ors of pink, blue, ecru,
white. $1.50 Shirts and
Drawers on t t 1A
special sale atDlal7
Regular 25c,
35c and 50c
Socks for 1 7c
A big bargain table
piled high with men's Ho
siery at 17c, 3 pairs for
50c. Plain black, tans a!l
solid colors and fancy ef
fects of every de- 1 7
scription. The pair 1 1 C
1
Men's Hats Only $3.00
raurr rx.oox. max iua.
OBSSm BT HJkXU'
GIVE us a chance tomorrow
to show you how much
quality and style we've crowd
ed into our line of $3 Hats for
men!
All the latest New York
shapes in Derbies, including
low crown effects and soft
Hats in telescopes, fedoras, al
pines and "Wornanyway" ef
fects. Get under one Q AA
of them, sir, at only )) UU
Stetson Hats for $4 and $5
We know of no other Portland store that carries
such a big line of renowned John B. Stetson Hats.
All of the 1911 styles in derbies and soft Hats
$4.00 and $5.00.
ROELOF "SMILE" HATS at $3, $4 and $5
MALLORY CRAVENETTED HATS for $3.50
TRIMBLE AND NO-NAME HATS $3 and $4
$4 Guaranteed Bicycle Tires $2.39
, Order by Mall
Fifth Floor, New Bldg.
(: 6-MO. ) 1
WE bought 500 of these
Guaranteed Rubber
Tires to sell at about regu
lar wholesale price!
They're all fresh, new, high
grade stock and every tire is
positively guaranteed for six
months' ordinary service. Sin
gle tube tires. Sold America
over at $4.00 7H f
each. Special A) X m
tomorrow at . .
Baseball Scores
By Inaings in
Show Window
Direct telephone
wire from the Base
ball Park, permits
posting of score by
innings in -window
St fth and Alder
i sirens.
er I
J
$3.50
Final Day of the Big Sale 61
Famous Munsing Underwear
First Floor. Main Bldg. Order by Mail
YQPR final opportunity this year to ob-
Jain slightly imperfect famous Munsing
Underwear garments at rousing savings 1
Take advantage ! , 7
50c AND 75c GARMENTS 30. K
. Women's and Children's Union Suits, also
women's unsing Vests and Pants included
at this price-reduction. Fine ribbed, form
fitting, in comfortable warm weather QO
. weights. Best 50c to 75c garments. , JC
$1.75 AND $2.00 UNION SUITS 98.
Famous Munsing Union Suits, also other
Well known makes. Light and .medium
weights in high or low neck styles: fkQ
..Worth $1.75 to $2.00 each. Tomorrow VOC
Women's and Children's 75c
to 85c Union Suits,. Vests and
ion
munsing Un-r
Suits for w o nut n, fine
ribbed, form fitting, in Q
varied styles.1"-Special at DOC
.Pants, of fine lisle and A i
mercerized. Special at x C
to $4 Silk PlwmM&
First Floor. Main Budding
- t '
'Order by Mall.
laMVE HUNDRED beauti
ful Parasols of silk
pongee and taffeta, in black
and all the season's wanted
shades'. '':-:.-''
Made on black vor brass
frames, ; with large assort
ment of pretty handles.
Regular 53.50 to $4 Para
sols priced for. AO
tomorrow only fiLsO
TO $1.00 IUCXWEU, SB.
. f s . ,
women sc n arm i n g
vemse Lace Collars,
Yokes, Chemisettes arid
Coat Sets in : white and
ecru.. All widths in the
collars ; $1.25 and Af
$1.50 kinds, special OC
to si ax ox Burrxurcr, 8 So
Persian Silk Ruffling,
also White Net and Lawn
with Persian bands f 2 to
3 inches wide; 50c
toSl
' 9.
grades, yard
25c
To $2.50 Gloves at $1.33
Just for SatUrdayKwomen's fine real French Kid' Gloves
in 1, 2 and 8-clasp styles. Suede and glace kid, overseam
and pique sewn. - Also Vallieres' Stainless Suede Gloves..
All sizes. 5V to 7. ' Reemlar $15 to $2.50 crades. t rira
Specially priced for tomorrow at low price, pair OX.OtJ
i. .. t t : v
- mu u c a v y nauuu -
Ribbon, 5 and by inches, in
nlain taffeta or moire. AH
staple' colors. "To-of
morrow,' special, yarjl CtOQ.
Women's Fabric Gloves--
L i s I e and chamoisette in
white, natural, gray, and
mode; sizes i)4 to enj 1
7J4. ' Tomorrow, pairJJC
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