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THE OEECOJf PAILY JO UK .WAX, J-ORTLAJiD. TJlfl DAY I'Vt'NJSO. OCTOUt:!? It Jill.
VESSELS REPORT
nnnnn nn n i itn I
wm m. miu.
1,111 HE LOST
Utile Wind by Going Hard
Falcon Ddns$ Dig Care 5
Km Master lor Vaii!noton
Othcr'KcteL
innnn mn i inninii 1 1 nrnn I fnl II II in IT
unpawn cauofabiiteii
pitr it nimniuprn nniiiu nnMMinrr
oiiciorunonHooJ . nuMHWiiiiiiniLX
tlaaay a ma ar p.. ara4
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f nu' '. tt. .-4a.
f A MM4k ll Ota
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a am UH '. ai4 lal out. lka
wv a ikh r-aaaJaf t
alta (W l Ilk Oaa Ikal
.ata tt, Tl lag k
kao taoaa ( kaatkg I okll e(a4l
ii i u Mm urm,
7 aa of IM " was a.
ta4 r t r da!! m it
f UM fr!.fct ta okif k Una
Uw kia: ITI a as f 4rta4
I'T. It karr: kaia. tf oa
mamM war. Ill mil f oaaa4
iii a4 tt karrai f aarraai.
wtafoo, ar.
n iti ak krrlvad yaat &? ftaoi "a
rtrur wtift paavaasaaw 4 gaoaral
f i4M Ik ilMwr l hMuii 4
rcV naaaiar t I fi-ar.k -itafa.
f.aaa!y ckiaf offtcar f Ik aataf
Jint tiaiicr. ar4 I tip'Mr I
c tav f IK .Uaf'taa till 4"ai-
lata 0 WltU I rf kmu f IU.
. m of Ike n'uiniiH r
(M tki lfc-y K4 a rsh irtp fr
ji4t rial. kataa f Ik kMif
rrua - K rannlBf h'lrjtM
tf r4 nfha4!l and
UI lo4 earr f luaitr
fur a rraci.
Among Ik clriia at Id e(ot
o ylrdr artvmeo) wr lb Nor-
rt iimiik Kri J. Cpl Uft.
U-h ai:4 Ibl momlatf oa a
IV fof un4 at t 'c)t- Ch ha4
rl ef lumbr, viu4 ! !!: flour
II. tl brrl. aJa4 Ii.tl: th
loial tIu Nat Itllttt. tua cleared
for llaiknfig an4 Mojr.
Th BrtiUa ( rr 0watry, Walt.
Ur. rlar4 and Uft dowa Hh I,,
tlt.llt tt f lumbar. vlu4 at lit.
lit for rhaathai an4 Raakau. Kb la
ua4r chart I lha lfctaa Import A El
f-or Iumtr com pan r.
Bh1ppr hra rTrt that !h PrltUtl
h!p Irfcr. IK toaa, aor at Kan Fran
ric, baa rfu4 II 14 for wbaat
from br aa4 that aba la akiac II.
Th Conwy Ctla, thry r. la ak1nt
11 44. Thr la no proapact. thr my,
of tham tMlne tra bra at tboaa tig
ora. , t " , . ...
Captala C J. An4rroiv. en Of th Co
in ro Ma rlrr ptloia haa baas mad m
tr of tb Port of Portland ataamar Oca
Ubatta In plc f Captaia IX. Band
trom whoa llcana haa baaa aupndd
fjr day. nar Mctioa J9 of lha
t'nlted State rvlad latuta, by UnlU
4 Fiat Inlpctor Edward and Fuller
for being undr lb Joflmno of liquor
whJJ oa duty. i
Xadea with U.999 barral of oil th
Aaoc1atd OH ta.nktr catanlo. Captain
Cantr reached PorUmouth at 10 o'clock
last ttlfbt
' Th' Biitlah ateamer HcllopollK, Cap-
tiln Martin, win ahlftd from th Norm
Hank dock to Alontxomer aoctc tio.
Tha fraa achooner'.'. vll beaaM of th
fo did not arrlv from Bandon and
war porta at daylight tbla mornlna
waa axpocUd. 8ha will b workod todar.
howvr, and wll gxt away at mldnlglrt
tonight, V .
Mul-'cnalrt Tlmbcrmin, i. W
EJodscttPa)iS400.000rcr
Site; Lumbennens National
Oar.k May Cuill
Astoria CtntctfJaJ Offclah
Car.nct en Dperl
ture ef Surp!iis Fund; Coil
It Victim cf AtUck
MARLNK NOTES
Astoria, Oct. It Called at 7 i n,
cteamar Johan Poulaen. for Baa Fran-
f claca. Arrived at 7 and left up at t
Na 1 - VVVVUIIVI AMMWyanB IVHI -
FraaclBCO. Arrlrad at 11 a. m., Brtt
Hh ateamer Etrathnalrn, from San Fran
Cisco. San . FrancUco, Oct 1 J. -Arrived,
steamer Roa City, from San Pedro..
Kurekav Oct, 1L Arrived, ateamer
All lance; ..from Portland.
AatorfiC Oct 11. Balled at 1 p. m.t
lirHi0tf ateamer Strathsper, for Sydney,
flailed at 1:16 p. m.. barg-e Tacoma, for
l'vtttt Sound. Arrived at S and left up
ai 4:30 p. m., gasoline schooner Anvil,
from Bandon and tray porta. Sailed a(
3 p. m., barkentlne Hawaii, for . Val
paraiso. , .'. -' v , '
8an Francisco, Oct- 11-r Sailed at
. y- steamer Northland, for San
I'edro. Arrived at 6 p. m., steamer
Hoqulam, from Portland. Sailed, at 5
p. m., steamer General Hubbard, for
; Portland. ''i' '' r'-i-SvX
San Pedro, Oct. 11. Sailed, ateamer
jioanoke, for Portland.
j Astoria . Oct 12.7M?ondltion at tha
! mouthv ef th river at I a. m., smooth;
wind,.; east,,, 1$ miles; weather, clear. .
Tides at Astoria Friday: . Hifcrh wa
ter, 3;57 a, m., 7.1 feet;- S:27 p. m., 8.9
foot. Low -water, 9:27-a. m., 3.2 feet;
10:30 p. m., O.t foot v ' '.
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la a. , yv k kv of la Hirif. IM
Mrry as naik aavya lt. or I
f t k oal t TM rl
fr IM two year. ta4M with Ik
oti of ik iiav will nkrVrnr
Mrw tb aaai r44 for IM Mif
M-k oo. siark ! Mi- sMtik
a4 Mulk, t.Ufc rotttraal IM Ira,
tclUaa lo kravllcaily a lirUti Of Ik
si kalf klac silo for a (lr
kirk lrai4 awH fr btacM f sr
IMr fro ih awatar f IM rtiy.
Bio. I SaUA,
llr. fitodstlL wfc la Mrt)y lir.
(4 la Or, owalag Ursa lrba of
iiaiMr land a w4 a Ml om of lb
fc !( lorkMJtr la IM LiSkMr
a Kattl fUak. baa Ma aailsai
la lavt la ponlaod riiy rroprrir f
ln Mr as Biri4 la IM Mas,'
aaid View Prl4al KUaff of IM LJ
barman KkUoaal luak. while dtacuaslag
lb big 4al Ikl avoralac
"Whti I la I w Mr. Bldgt ta
lb ot oomo saatM s ha atbrt4
no lo look p for Mm m good; invt
snaot la riUB4 rrl iaia, and afiar
ruf artr I n eiiuauoa vary loomus
ly and lavosllgailag a larg ausabor f
plc, I roeonuand4 tb purehaM of
IM WI block eceuplod by lb library
building. Ur. Bludgtt cam oo to Port
land bout a wk ago, aad afivr mak
ing soma lndpondat lnvrallgadoa oa
bis oat account md a formal offer
of 1 40. lo for tbo property.
"JJr. Blodgtlt la o of tb bigg!
and bralnaat man ta th country aad
tb fact that b haa boeom lntrtd
ta Portland ral aetata la ef groat value
lo this city." conttnuod Mr. Xtlng.
"Me la a builder and a dvlopr 1a tb
broad! sent. II lo th first eastern
bualn man of national reputation to
in vt In Portland's moat valuable oa-
tral property. "
Tb suggtton waa mad today that
the library property was really par-
chased as a site for a magnificent new
home for tb Lumberman National
bank. Whn kd today about that
feature of th transaction. Mr. Keat
ing aaid that the bank's business would
probably outgrow its preaent Quarters
within the next two or throe years and
that It was not, Improbable that Its next
mov would be to tb corner of Seventh
and Stark -streets. '-! ,
Th board of directors of the library
association recognised -tha demands of
tbo public.. said W. JJ..Ayr.-president
of the association, this morning. Tor
mor commodious quarters than - would
b obtained Jo. any building that could
ho erected, on the present library site.
"Two problems confronted us. On
of th things two had to do was to gt
enough moay for tb half block
owned to buy a full block In another lo
cality that would b , aa aultabl for
library purposes. - I think - ws succeed
ed eminently well. 'While it may be
Id that Mr. ' Blodgett mad a good
"buy, ther la no on who will not say
that wo made Just as' good a bargain
In seourlnr th block w did. -w ae
quired It for less money than It could
have been obtained for any other . pur
pose. ' . . ' -..
' The second requirement was that w
hould be permitted . by the purchaser
of the library site to remain ther un
til we: could provide new quarters. A
number of local people Indicated a de
sire to purchase the property but none
was willing to meet' the condition that
we should remain in possession for two
years.';. , v.,. v '-v.i..'. ..' .' '"
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Acer.cy traced ta Seek
Wert Oicv.her; Pickets
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picket work haa to rtfUUr la of
lb aamorou books wmra are oa nsaa.
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IM LB, BIKilESS, HEIDAGHE.
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4jsaV4 veny4kaV.
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Our Lease and Fixtures
. For Sale "-7-; t
Northeast Cor. 3d is J Davis
rJalie Wo Mslalie
Be Sere ft Cit thr Klfihl tlttt1 f
Look for the Dig Red Signs
THic I. K. Ii.: CldttMeg SttOFC
Northwest Corner Third and Davis :
Rheumatism
y-yf: ;: Curo
A Homo Care Win Be Given FREE
, By One Who Had It.
in tna spring or lnea i was attacked by
MuHeularajid Inflammatorr Bbeumatlsm. I
kulioaeq at only Mioi),who hare It know, for
over three years. I If led remedy after rem
xlr. aiid doctor after doctor, but such relief
at i recerrea was oniy temporary, finally. I
found a remedy that cured me completely,
and II hat never returned-. I have given It
to a oumoer wne were lernoiy amioteo, ana
even bed riddna wltn Bheumatlsm, and II
effected a cure to every case. -
1 will aeod a free trial of this precious
remedy by mall, postpaid to any sufferer who
writes for it. Just fill out the coupon below
sod mall it to me today. . ......
Mark H. Jackson, Nov 794 James
street Syracuse. N. T.
kir. Jaeaaoo Is rewontloi. Abor state-
neiittrusi JPub. ,
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Address a
1L ANTICIPATES
DEATH OF 2 AT ONCE
rooster St Kllcscr
Ilij;b Grade Commercial "and Electric
GIGMS-
. r t Ttk and East fcvarrtl f La.
. : obaa a.aat JUlj V-t..k.
The Joint will of Alvah C. Edmunds,
who died at the O. A. R. encampment
at Rochester, N. TH in August' and his
wife, Sarah A. Edmunds, who, survives
him, was admitted to probate yesterday
by County Judge Cleeton. This is the
first instrument of its kind over spread
upon the records in this county, and
the circumstances surrounding , the
drawing of the same are somewhat unusual.
The will was drawn by Mr. and Mrs.
Edmunds a few days before they de
parted for the O. A. R. encampment
and It is so drawn - that both persons
anticipated death at the aame time, Mr.
Edmunds' was a well known tiguro In
th military affairs, and was the col
or bearer. . He was : overcome while
carrying the flag- in the parade and died
within a few moments, . ..-,v;,v
ry, Attorney Arthur Langgutfa, represent
ing the widow and four pther heirs,
filed th will a few days ago,, and it
came before Judge cieeton ror admis
sion to the records. Throughout the
will, reference Is made to both Mr. and
Mrs. Edmunds,- and both sign It Lucy
L. Edmunds is named executrix of the
estate, but the estate is left Intact for
the widow until her death. ; This con
flict in-th-lnetruraent will be one of
the legal points to be settled. .
S. & S. CO.'S PACKING
PLANT PLAN APPROVED
Plans for the $800,000 pack! ng plant
of Sulzberger dfc Sons company, known
as S. fc 8., at North- Portland,, have
been completed and have been - con
firmed by th board of directors. "
Work on the plant will start at
North . Portland within .... a very short
time. The construction work has been
delayed owing to the desire of Suls
berger A Sons to complete th Okla
homa City plant without delay. The
structure was- formally opened Monday
and 1s said to be th moat modern in I
the T'nlted States.
The plant at North Portland will bo
very similar In apprarane to th
Bouiktrn structurs and will be equally
After 18 years of successful retailing, the I..X. LStore, one of the leading North Thrid Street clothing
stores, decides to. quit In order to get out in the shortest possible .time, we are givingthe public the
'full benefit by giving them values in Qothing, Gents' Furnishings, Hat, Shoes,' Suitcases and Blankets
at prices never heard of before. Just think' of it all new, clean, , up-to-date merchandise, of the. late fall
ana winter siyiesi ; , v... . . , ...: - : ' ;( , . ,
v At i2 fo V3 and Even Less of the Regular Prices
This means : dollars to you come early and get your share of .the bargains, NeverTagain will such price
slashing occur in Portland.- .-,' r:v.v v y r'?s:'J:. xJ vV: A't KAV'k-v'-r V
FREE The First Ten Customers Friday Morning Will Receive a $1.50 Dress Shirt-FREE
V Below we quote ju$t a few of the Many Bargains that may be had at thit Great Closing Sale, f ?
$6.75
LOT 4150 Men. Suits, U the late 1911
designs with style and character; worth
$20.00 and $2250., ' :. tlQ QK
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S CLOTHING
Men's Overcoats in gray and black mel
tons, all sizes; the regular $10 t CO OK
grades. Our sale price vOfJtl;
r " n.f.aiai ii Men'a ('vcrcoat ana Kamcoats in in inc
vur vuiv . . . , www M ,
tni e -win ur - c..:- .v.- r ..!. ... v, ------ -r
iVVit W .W 4VACI4 9 VJUlia, VI Ul tllC
stock, every known shade and fabric. These
suits are turned out by America s foremost
wholesale tailors; $25.00 and even $35.00
values.1 Our sale ; , tjfl O CC
t PJLdVO
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
LOT 1 Men's Black and" Fancy Color I
Suits, ajl sues, good .styles;, the regular
$10.00 values. Our sale . , CO QCT
price ... . . . , . , .... ..... . . . . 4wJe7fJ
LOT 2 Men's All-"Vyool Suits, swell, up-to-date
patterns; regular $12.50 and $15.00
values. Our sale , (IJyl OC
nce .. vaw
OT 3 Men's Suits in the .late shades of
browns and grays, actually
worth $18. Our sale price.,..';.
Men's Working Shirts, the 50c and QQA
75c grades . .....v. ... . ... . .... . . OkC
; Men's Dress ' Shirts, with collars AQgi
and without; $1.00 grades
Men's Dress Shirts styles and pat- fJQgi
terns to please all; $1.25 grade I v
Men's Fine Dress Shirts,- $1.50 and QK'o
$2.00 values .. VOl
: Men's r Blue Flannel t Shirts, 'single and
double-breasted; $1.50 and $2.00 val- QQa
; ties, at-; i; . . . . . J. ... r. ......... i v . Oit
Men's Jersey Ribbed ; Underwear, ACkg
sweater necks; 75c values .......... LxJ
t Men's All-Wool Underwear; values r7Q
up to $1.50 JVC
" Men's Wool Sox, dark and gray ; " " X',
values up to 25c J-XC
to
t .
Men's Fancy Sox, values up
the pair . . . ...... . , .
Men's Black and Brown Sox, the reg- fjg
ular 15c grade I v
Work Sox, heavy 10c grade ............ .4e
50c President and Coin Suspenders, ,,,234
$1.50 and $2 Blue Flannel Shirts ...... 89
25c and 35c Silk Neckwear ... i . i ..... 15d
White Handkerchiefs, 15c values . ,i , . , . 7e
White and Red 10c Handkerchiefs .....34
Men's 14-ih.. High-Top ; Shoe
black and tan; $5 and $6 grade '
$1.00 grade Sweater, Coats ''i..45
10c White Handke rchief s .VaVia i'. .';,. 8d
25c- Garters . . . . . . ..,"v. .i.Sdt
10c Heavy Canvas Gloves L... -;....:, v.. 4d
.95
Wool Sox, 20c and 25c grade ......... Il4
t6 $15.00. Our sale ; QC QK
price VWtUU
Men's Overcoats and Raincoats, hand
tailored, reversible "collars; values up to
$22.50. ' Our sale price . . (J gg
HATS HATS HATS
$1.50 values" : ,s. 804
$2.00 and $2.50, all styles ,........,.1.45
$3 and $4 all cfclors and styles .....f 1.95
PANTS PANTS PANTS
$1.50 VALUES '..I... .
$2.50 VALUES . f 1.65
$3.50 VALUES V ..2.35
$5.00 VALUES . .k t . f 2.85
SHOES SHOES SHOES
Values up to $2.50 ......w.f 1.445.
Values up to $3.00 f 2.35
Values up to $4.00 ...r ;.f2.85
Values up to $5.00 ....... .........:.f 3.15,
W.' L7 Douglas . Shoes, $3.50 to QO C K
$4.00 grades ,..... P&00
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