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TIIJ DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1912. QPFTHAT fjn MAM . ull 1 1 in I 1 1 u 1 1 irii i -1 rn ii r v i r iiii'irtf LLniLU UlUimLll Hokuto Mam to Bo Boarded by "1 Immigration ' 7 Of fIcarWhb ; Will ; Keen Watch Over the Sailors; r , : . Wfcea the-Jaf&BV-etamer Hokuto Maru team from tha St. Johns mills tomorrow mornkifr with a full cargo of lumber for China, Hea4 Watchman Alldky of tho local Immigration office will be aboard- a Immigration In spector J. H. Barbour Wtahftrf tn lonm ill th dat&lla of uiv ilMnat rtf -thi enllnre If such Occur. '. However, he la of the opinion that the crew or this visael are 'thoroughly frightened by the experiences of those whft attempted .to get away when the ateamer came up the river. At that time two stowaways who Jumped over board manacled were drowned and the hodlee afterward recovered, while two of the crew who alao went over the aide were captured titer nearly f reeling 4a-the toy waterf thr Columbia river. They will be eent down .to-the ship trvm thi county Jail tonight. Great credit la given Sheriff T. A. Carnlne of Columbia county for, the capture of the two deserters and hla prompt notification c-f th Immigration authorities, by inspector BafboUr. ThSlr capture Was due to the sheriff warn, lng or the people around Klara to be on the lookout for them. In the past when a Japanese deserter from one . of the Incoming ships has reached shore down the river the people have- not taken the trouble to notify the authorities until the sailor was too far away to be found. In. the present instance, however, the cooperation of thi sheriff and the people with the im migration officials has prevented the unlawful entry of two of the "little brown men." other Japanese steamers that have oome in here have lost any where from one to ten men by Jr tlon and onoe they get into the. country it is next to Impossible for the authori ties to get them again. The Hokuto Maru will sail with over 8,000,600 feet of lumber for account of the .China Import Export Lumber company, - LUMBER CARRIER HERE Clan Maciter to Take Out 3,000,000 feet to Orient. . Arriving at Llnnton at 1:80 o'clock last night from Puget sound, the British steamer Clan Maolver, Captain Wright, began, loading; lumber for. China, .this mornlnf. Qhe will take on 1.800,000 feet at ihs mllla-lhsre alter which she will oome up to tho Inman-Poulsen mill' In the local harbor to complete her ear. go with another million and a half. She Is finder charter to Balfour, Guthrie Co., and will clear for 'Shanghai; She was here a few months ago and loaded a cargo of flour and lumber for the orient on the Frank WaterhouSo line. Another lumber carrier to load here for Balfour, Outhrle at Co., is the Nor wegian steamer Bolrelg. Captain Bogh, which will be due to arrive at the St. Johns mills Sunday, She loaded 1,400,- 000 feet at Eureka andlll take 1,100, 000 feet here for Fremantle. . , LITTLE YACHT IJOLI , 's-2..:...:-:s.-,r. t Oil Tanker ' Speaks Tenderfoot at Seat AH AVcll .Balling bravely along from Victoria to San Francloo, the little British schooner, yacht Tenderfoot, was spoken by the1 oil tanker Maverick while the latter wal bdund for' the Columbia river from ' California, and asked to . be re ported "All WelL" Tho , yeoht was sighted 89 miles off Caps Mendootno and Captain BpencSf laid that hTad to go nearly five miles out of his course to get her algnals. . lie--reported the Tenderfoot to the Ban Fraflclseo meri chants' exchange by wireless. . The Maverick reached Portsmouth this morning, and. Is discharging (09,00 gallons of refined oil at tho tanks there. She win sail tonight for Beanie with 100,000 gallons of distillate. COLONY CHARTERED British Ship to Load Here for United Kingdom nt 42 (id. Tor December cancelling, the British ship Colony was chartered yesterday to load here for the United Kingdom at 43 shillings pence, according to advices received hero. She wa fixed by O. W, MoNear. Ths Colony sailed from Ham, burg on May 2t with general cargo for Buenos Ayres. " '";.' , The Russian ship Marlechen, reported a few days ago, was fixed by the Pa cifia Export Lumber - company - for a lumbar cargo from Portland, tthe United Kingdom, one port, at 80 shill ings! two ports a : shillings, with the option of Cap TOwtr at 80 shirilngs; or Valparaiso, Plsagua range; sfi shilllngei Or direct Nitrate port, 60 shillings. It Isalso. reported that the Japanese steam er Hokuto Maru,. now loading hero for China, has been, fixed again for the same voyaga.- - ALONG THE WATERFROTT Louis Dorman, assistant observer at the local weather bureau, will go to Modena, Utah, to take Charge of the office there, and Frank Gil lam, for merly in the servloe but now reinstated, will take his place here. Among the freight of the steamer Beaver, Mason, -which arrived from Los Angeles and San Francisco at 3:30 yes terday afternoon, was an aeroplane be longing to. Aviator Chr!stophersonr who flew from the top of the Multnomah hotel some time ago. The Beaver had $20 passengers and 1709 tons of freight. ' The new steamer Atnorlct)' will be in spected tomorrow, and at t.'io Sunday afternoon she win g on the. BU Helens run' by way; of ths Willamette slough route. ' o " ','- .;:.( -; Ths British steamer Ketherpark was shifted last nlght from the; Iiiman-Poul. sen tnius to Iths Portland Lumberjiom--pafiy'gniills.4 --M ,,T.', Lumber laden, tho steamer "Coaster will sail from Llnnton for San Pedro tonight ': ' - , " MARIN'E NOTES AswriaAur'u. Arrived and leftTip during tho- night, steamer Maverick, from San franolsooj arrived at 8 and left up.M S.io a. m,t steamer Break water, from Coos bay. San Franolsoo, Aug. It Arrived, tug Voeburg and barge, from Astoria; sailed at 10 a. m., steamer Roanoke, for Portland. Buenos Aires. Aug. IB. Sailed, British bark Metropolis, for Portlend. Gatlco, Aug. 10. Sailed, Russian ship Clan Macfarlane, for Portland. Ban Francisco. Aug. IS. Arrived, steamers Olymplo and Sear, from Portland. Astoria. Aug 15. Sailed at noon, r Grays har- bor. Arrived at lMI'and l"?t r : 11:16 p. m., British steamer Clan M i lrer, from Victoria, Bailed at i p. n , steamer Catania, tor .iM Bn LK -Arrived at 1 and left up It I p. m,, British steamer Cordelia, from Tn - . Arrived down at 4 and sniio-1 tt (j p. m.i steamer Rose City; for hn Fir-' Cisco and San Pedro. Sailed at I i. m., Steamer Gen. Hubbard, for flan f1ro. CpndKion at the mouth.. of the rivr at t a. m. Rain and tog. Wind south-west-is miles,.- Sea obscured. -.-,., . v Tides; at -Astoria Saturdav-Ulsh Water 1;84 a. m., 7.1 feetl :1 p. m., I.I feet Low watr--10;04 a, 'hi., 1.0 foot; 10:84 p. m., 1.0 f ooC - ;7"v DafJ Rlvnr Readlnes STATIONS Lewlston ......... Rlparla Umatilla ......... Harrlsburg Albany Salem , Wilson vllle ....... t7 n i 10 11 II h i.i 0.1 0.1 0.4 -. 1.30 III () Rising. t ) "Taiimgr TnlfA W aMAV, l fmmm 1 1 net n '. M Vt --Int. Tl It a Mir 9 n a ' m ' - . iuhv miii m uur unfi. ucsm ica icoom on me ruunu fwui dcsi lvigiiu mm uesi aervicc ah Kinds oi Prepared Foods in Our Delicatessen Agents lor Gossard Front-Lace Corsets Royal Worcester, Bon Ton. Mme. Marrlette, Nemo and Rengo Belt Corsets Sahlln waists Store Opens at 9:30 A. M. and Closes ' at 9:30 P. M. Every Saturday n. swi!j 0 Pure Foods Vlalt our Sanitary Gro cery and Dellcateesen store on the 4th floor. The world's purest and best foods at tho low est prices. Phone your orders in. Expert serv ice, prompt delivery. OTDUni "- We Ourselves Are Better Served by Serving Others Best c : ; : ; , I II. Ventilation Pure air is necessary to good health. Water-cooled air circu lates throughout the store constantly. 8hop here In comfort. Restroom on Id floor. LJst of Leadlna Contestants Will Be Published Sunday It s a worthy cause and worthy of your most earnest support. $6000 to b distributed among the 21 soci eties, lodges, churches or other charitable organizations receiving the greatest number of votes. This great voting contest will accomplish a great amount of good. Why not do a little boosting? Votes given with purchases. Oul-of-tow i customers ordering goods by mail may name institution they wih to "vote for and the mail order department will be permitted to cast their ballots for them. Don't forget to votel There is one granjtgift of ?1500 There are two gifts of fBOO each. IThere are five gifts of ?200 each. There is one grand gift of flOOO There are two gifts of f250 each. jThere are ten gifts of flOO each. Meet Your Friends Here Ask your friends to muft you here. Every mod em convenience Is here at your, dis posal. All oars trans fer to Olds, wortrrian & King's. .Make this your headquarters. Free Ice Cream and Ice Cream Soda Tomorrow with purchases of $1.00 or more. Only one check td a customer. Ask the floor men. Wo want you to sample our delicious Ice Cream. Bring the Kiddies lots of . interesting things to show them. Don't overlook this treat. M ee9 W4M Suits 40c Coffee 28c O. W. K. Imperial Roast Coffee, excel lent flavor a regular 40c grade. OQf, On sale Saturday at, the pound swOC 'JmW i; 5v.ivj ' t t ft Fi ts 4it my''''1; vrvA Mail Orders Promptly Filled Order Now Last call in :.the Men's Suits. A final clean-up of all Men's and Youn Men's Suits at the lowest prices yet quoted on suits of like quality. For Saturday we place on sale about 200 suits at the above special price. All Men's and Younj? Men's Suits in fancy worsted and tweed mixtures, the very best of this season's styles and fabrics. Browns, rays, blues, tans, etc., in a splendid assortment. - Good, practi cal suits for all-year-round wear. Men, here's jour opportunity. Stylish, up-to-date suits no "has beens All $32.50 to $40 suits, rays, browns, tans and fanity mixtures $21.50. Reu- J nz lar $20 to $30 suits for Saturday only iD I L I O Boys' $5.00 Suits at $2.98 Wonderful values these, the pick of the season's best selling lines stylish little suits that will give excellent wear and keep their shape. In this lot you are given absolute choice of our boys' $5 Knickerbocker Suits, made from , good serviceable- materials, in very newest styles. These splendid suits come in sizes 9 An p to 18 years, priced for this sale at only (4r,& IO Boys' $13.50 Suits $8.65 Boys' Knickerbocker and Norfolk Style Suits in popular weaves and colorings; smart, dressy Suits for little fellows, at a great saving. At above special price we offer rich brown or gray mixtures, in checks, plaids, etc. ; desirable color ings for present and early Fall wear; come in BoiIe3 Ham 35c Genuine Eastern Sugar Cured Boiled Ham, sweet and tasty. Special QPr for this sale tomorrow, a pound OOC Swim Cheese 35c Imported Swiss Cheese of exceptionally Saturdays special ,QK of. pound JOV good quality. sale at t h e low pric e . Choice Bacon 18c English style Bacon, best eastern i QA sugar cured. Saturday sale, lb. IOC Best Hams 17c fs best quality eastern sugar "1 PTrt Hal curefl 500 on sale Saturday, lb. DON'T LET THE OTHER FELLOWS GET ALL TOE GOOD ONES $1.25 Shirts at 95c $3 Shirts at $2.15 34 Shirts $2.85 $5 Shirts $3.65 A great Saturday sale of Men's Hiffh-Grada Shirts, values extraordinary, for this one day's selling. Men who demand shirts of the highest quality will supply their neeaV now at remarkable savings. All styles are Included lirthloalrMrtwiffi7' collar and turn-back cuffs, plain colors and fancy single, bar and-cluster stripes. Materials are percales, madras, soisette, cambrics, light-weight flannels, silk-and-linen and all silk. The prices at which we offer them are genuine reductions, as follows: Men's $3.00 Shirts for Saturday at $2.15 Men's $3.50 Shirts for Saturday at $2.35 Men's $4.00 Shirts for Saturday at $2.85 Men's $5.00 Shirts for Saturday at $3.65 Men's $1.25 Shirts on Sale Saturday 95c Men's $1.50 Shirts for Saturday at $1.15 Men's $2.00 Shirts for Saturday at $1.35 Men's $2.50 Shirts for Saturday at $1.85 Sausage, Pound 35c Kosher Cervelat Sausage, and Kosher Salomis Sausages. On sale for OC Saturday only at low price, pound OOC M en's $1.50 SuiSs Special $1.15 ages 6 to 17 years. Regular values up to $13.50, on sale tomorrow at only J 0. 03 Saturday Sale Drugs, Sundries Fletcher's Castoria, bottle at 2Sf Reg. $1 S. S. S., special bottle 70s $1 Lvdia E. Pinkham's Comp. 701 25c Carter' Little Liver Pills IBs) $1.00 Swamp Root, per bottle 70s) 2.5c Sal Hepatica, on sale at 19V Hamlin's Wizard Oil, bottle 45c Apenta Aperient Water, bot. 25 50c Bromo Seltzer, the bottle 4tO(p 25c Pond's Extract, genuine, 19 50c On Riah Hair Remover at 25c Merck's Boric Acid, lb. 19 35c Merck's Sugar of Milk at 29 25c Sfjuibb's Glycerine, lb. 15) 50c Dental Glyco Thymidine 39 Colgate's Big Hath Soap only 0 $1.00 Pinaud's Violet Water at 50 20c Kolynns Dental Cream, 3 50 25c Orisillia Face Powder at 15c Pears' Glycerine Soap at 120 50c Marietta Stanley's Scmpre Gi ovine extra special at only 350 13c Jergen's Camphor Ice for 100 50c Carmen's Complex. Pwdr. 250 5c Fairy Soap, 6 to customeKbar 30 15c Peroxide, -lb. bottle, for 100 10c Household Ammonia only 80 10c Sapolio, kitchen or hand, at T0 35c roll Absorbent Cotton at 250 15c 20-Mulc-Team Borax only 80 25c Vcplny's Powdre tie Riz 150 4711 Vdndifra Glycerine Soap at .50 25c Packer's Tar Soap at only 150 15c Talcum Powder at onlvIOd 25c "Mum," kills perspiration odors J -everyone should use it 100 25c Sanitol Tooth Powder for 190 25c Rubifoam special at only 180 35c L.ivcnder Sticks special at 250 25c lace-trimmed Chamois at 100 Women's $2.25 House Dresses at 98c Center Circle Saturday You'll want to buy 2 or 3 of these splendid House Dresses when you see them. A good assortment of very newest styles in percale or chambray strips, checks and plain colors Dutch or V necks long or short sleeves. Some trimmed with bands of plain or fig ured materials. Also the popular 2-in-l Dresses. An extra QQ Special offering for Saturday. Size'34 to 44, on sale at only eOC Women's Kid Gloves 98c f A great special purchase of high Grade Kid Gloves on sale Saturday at way under regular value. One-clasp style, full pique sewn. Taris Point backs. Latest shades of tan, Brown, biscuit, mode, lirht and dark gray, navy, green and oxblood. Also black and white. Saturday special QQ at the very low price of, pair tOC Kayscr Silk Gloves 50c fn the center aisle, Morrison street way, special sale of the famous "Kayser" . Silk Gloves, warranted to give excellent wear. Come in black, white and full range of eolors16 button length. Regular $1.00 K(t a pair, 2-clasp style, on sale at t)UC 10c Handkerchiefs at 5c Women's Irish Shamrock and soft mercerized cambric Handkerchiefs, hemstitched edge embroidered styles; also children's Handkerchiefs of fine, soft cambric, witV hemstitched col ored borders. Extra special for Saturday; 10c qualitieschoice OC EveningSales In the Basement 6 to 9:30 Only The following items Basement Store from on sale in the 6 to 9:30 only; 75c Qloves at 33c 16-button length, fine lisle thread Gloves, in black, white, gray and tan. All QQ, sizes. Regular 75c gloves, special OOC 35c Union Suits 19c Women's fine G-otton Union Suits, light Summer weight, sleeveless, low 1 Q neck styles, loose knee; 35c quality JLtC $5.00 Trimmed Hats 50c Women's and children's Trimmed Hats, worth up to $5.00 late styles and KA colorings 6 to 9:30 choice at OUC Boys' $5 Suits $1.98 Boys' smart, well made Suits odd lines. Latest styles and fabrics. Nearly all sizes rom 12 to 17. Regular (JJI QQ values to $5, priced for sale at VXe70 $1.00 Corsets at 53c 4 new models in Batiste, Coutil and Net, for medium figures 4 hose sup- KQ porters; sizes 19 to 30; $1 grade. OuC $1.00 Pongee Shirts 59c Men's Fine Mercerized Pongee Shirts; light, cool, neat fitting shirts, with or without collars, plain or stripes; KQ regular $1.00 grade, on sale .at OuC Women's Neckwear 5c Hundreds of pieces of fancy Neckwear, some slightly mussed jabots, cas- Cf cades, etc.; in lawns and lac.es, at OC $1.50 Waists at 69c Several new and attractive styles, nicely trimmed with laces and embroideries, high or low necks. Sizes 34 to CQ 44, placed on sale Saturday at only UC MEN'S UNION SUITS Fine Tersev ribbed, in long sleeve and ankle length or short sleeve and knee length. Come in plain white and flesh color. These splendid garments are superbly finished throughout and have ribbed cuff and neck- (J"l f? band. Best, regular $1.50 value. Special V-a-eXO Children's $2 Dresses 89c Children's White Lawn and Dimity Dresses, all this season's styles, daintily trimmed with laces and embroideries. Come in age 6 to 14 years. Ex- QQ cellent $2.00 values, on "sale at OiC Children's Rompers 53c Children's Gingham and Chambray TKQjSipgfsT'in .Tarnty cJiecV?, "tripes and solid colors. Come images 6 months to 6 years. A sensible dres for the PQp little tots. Special sale at, each tOC' Girls' Dresses at Half Our. entire stock of girls' and misses' ,Summer Dresses on sale at just half the regular prices. Smart washable frocks for girls from 6 to 14 years HALF SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Men's separate shirts and drawers, shirts in long or short aleeve styles, drawers in kneeora.nkle length. Come in plain white or flesh colors. Extra good fitting underwear. Rib finish cuffs, collar and ankle. Regular h(n price $1.00 a garment Special now at only vC The Bargain Circle Saturday First Floor, Between the Elevators : Men's Flannelette Gowns 45c Men's Negligee Shirts at 59c Z Men's Muslin Gowns for 59c Men's Flannelette Gowns, with or without collars, nicely fihliSdr Come in pink and blue colors and fancy stripes. Have pocket. Extra special for this sale tomorrow at only, 'each-40 C Men's Soft Negligee Shirts, with soft collar and French turnback cuffs. Also plain and plaited styles. Plain colors and CClrt stripes. Extra spechil for this sale tomorrow at only, each OyC Men's fine Muslin Night Gowns, with orwitnout collars, neatly trimmed with braid, double-stitched yoke and double gas- fTO, set. Extra special for this sale tomorrow at only., each OtC Women's $1 Lisle Vests at 59c An extra special for Saturday from the Underwear Section., 1st Ann. Women's fine lisle thread Vests, with dainty trimmed yokes or in the plain styles. Come in small and medium sizes and in colors pink, blue and vjn saie saturaay only at reduced price. Regular vala, to $1 Ue7v 65c Union Suits at 48c white. Women's 50c Vests 39c On sale Saturday only at this price. Women's fine lisle thread Vests, plain or fancy tops. QQa Come in small sizes only OiC Uc in ens' 50c Drawers 37c Women's fine lace, trimmed Draw-. ers, irsie thread, pura white; best regulnr 50c quality. Spe- Saturday at, garment cial 37c Women's Regular size Union Suits, 4ine lisle thread, fancy yokes and lace trimmed knees, low neck and A short sleeves. Saturday special xO Women's Vests for 19c Women's Cotton Vests in plain or fancy yokes sleeveless stylesgood values at Z5c each. For -great 1 each Xaly $1.50 Hand Bags 98c Best quality feather Iand Dags in all the very newest shapes and leathers,- leather lined, with plain Or fancy- frames Satur- QQf day special, choice atvOC Women's $5 White. Shoes-Pumps $2.48 Every Pair of White Shoes and Pumps Included in This Special Sale F?otw"; in very ee of the word, are these $5.00 White Shoes on sale Saturday. We plan to sell all we have fee bAthe T"ing if"wntfi't choice White tfubuctf White Grenada Silk and Mlv Xe A gdJ:a".0f St1" to choose from; latest lasts. On Saturday e0 ifi only we o.er,.io..youyor trHfestricttd choice of our $4.00 White Shoes tt the exceptionally low price of onlv. oair iZ.4o fail Low Shoea Children's - White Low Shoes Jn.siaei 6 to It. Button and lc styles.-.. In- great -.variety. for " Sat urday choice oi" the regular $1.75 A Q j values Ht the special price of, pair.'IOC I Men'a Low ShoeaWomen's and Men's Low Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps,. Great range of latest lasts and leathersrtrtrttorr or lace. Our entire stock of ) QQ $4.00 Low Shoes on sale, only 9ee70 Boys' Shoes -School days are not far away. These Boy Scout Shoes are just m Thfngr forpresehrarifflichSoTTieecTC being strong and-comfortable, CO QQ Wre offer them Saturday for eP&eOe? Saturday special sale, The New Robespierre Collars 25c Just in by express, the popular "Robespierre" collars, daintily trimmed with laces. Come in white and full line of the popular colors. We place these pretty collars on sale Saturday. Choice assortment'of styles. Choice Or ' of many very pretty styles you should take advantage tomorrow.jDL Women's Silk Boot Hose at 47c,l92 On special sale Saturday, Women's pure thread silk Hose.lfull fash- ja f") ': 3 iontd with lisle thread tops and soles. High spliced heels. Com (n jjL black, white, tan, sky and pink. All siies in the lot.,. The best AJm Hosiery-bargain of the year. Supply you present Stl4 future neetfs ti C P at 25 c No-Mend Hose 25c Motkers, no hose on the market will give you" as good satisfaction i las the "No .Mend!' JHose. Knees, tt r -t . . Heels', and toes linen spiicedT"Extra strong; 6 pairs for $1.40. or you may have I pair tor 25e! V MImp. Hose Infants' "Little Beauty" silk fisfc Hose. Finij ribbed and very elastic. Ml v.umn in niii h . w iiiir I j it b n mim . ... i Range of size 4i to 6 fixcep , w-K , j very special price, per pair ZDC UOCIE JTL: iiV-A''