THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBEI
1312.
ill:
SIHSJUGGLE
FREIGHT FROM
SlIRFIW
Ship From San Francisco Re
; ports Heavy Weather Up
Coast: Will Take -Lumber
J Cargo. From Local
Ballora-of-tho-steamer -JFaloon-wara
used last night to sot the deck cargo
of the freighter on to the upper Oak
street dock just after the arrival of the
steamer from Ban Francisco, as there
eren616rfgsheremeir aTaimDiratthe1
time, and the consignees, were anxious
, to get the freight ashore, , .- :
i..r.The Flcoj) docked at Oak street at
4:30 yesterday afternoon .. from San
. Francisco oh her first trip this port
since she was used bs the transfer
. boat for the American-Hawaiian Steam
ship company. She brought a large lot
of freight for the E. J.' Dodge company.
.. Captain Schage said that he called up
; the headquarters of the lecaTIongehore.
men, but could find no one -tberer 0
It was desired to get the Falcon dls
. clm.rgediui BOon.-aii possible the. Bailors!
were turned to and put the deck freight
on to the upper dock. . This la an- un-uBuaLoccuxrencA-itnfl
attracted quite a
bit of attention on the dock, as the Bail
ers do not as a rule handle freight off
'the ships, i - .
Coming Up the coast from San Fran-
- Cisco the Faleon"wat bescrbyiinusualiy
heavy weather for this time of fh year
between San Francisco anj Cape Blanco,
but after reaching that .point the aea
was very smooth to the Columbia river
Z bar, say Captain BchageP-1--
After -discharging her inward cargo
- the Falcon irill takeon 480,689 feet of
lumber at the mills of the Portland
lumber company, and then go to St.
' Helens to complete her cargo with about
10,000 ties for San Pedro and Bedondo.
CAN'T BOAKD VESSEL ,.
Xmmlfipration Officers Most Wait Till
TV- Ship I Quarantined."
"Dr. Holt refuses to Allow Immigra
tion officers to go aboard an offshore
vessel before she goes to quarantine,"
ays Immigration Inspector J. H. Bar
bour.4 And It IB partly to this that he
lays the escape of the seven Japanese
sailors from the German bark Egon at
quarantine last week. ,
- "We are not even able to get our de
tention notice, aboard, which wr have
to doin order to hold the master re
sponsible," he continued.
' Mr, Barbour said that the law -was
passed prohibiting all but customs of
ficers from boarding a vessel before she
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Pots and pans collect more
.dirt and grease than any other
cooking utensiK The one best
way of cleaning them is to use
Geld Dust Geld Dust not only
takes of f the outer surface, but
digs deep after germs and hid
den particles, and makes them
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'Irt COLD DUST TWINS hyimr mirk'
passed through quarantine prior to the
time that.itus Immigration . sorvice oe
came a separate branch of the govern
ment service, and that the strict inter
nretatlon placed on It by the quuran.
tlno officer down the river hampers
them to a large extent Furthermore,
he contends that the Immigration of
ficer could be allowed to board the ves
sel, and then If there. waa. anything in
the way of disease lie could be detained
with the others. -r In this connection,
however, -Mr. Barbour, says . that : Jt
seems strange that bis men are not al
lowed to board at all, whllo tho cus
toms men are allowed to SO on the ship
and then right ashore and over to As-
torla, while he Bays this aanie tin
was done by the pilot 'coming in with
two of th recent Japanese steamers.
Cantaln Muller. master of the Egon,
who made his statement to Inspector
Barbour this morning concerning the
escape of the "Japanese sailors from bis
ahin save that the quarantine station
not attenuate to hold them and that
tbflanorsQTina-ny-aiffictrttrlnrlmbri
Ing over the stockaae, wnicn lurmunuo
the station. He Bald that there was no
wcy of locking them up, speaking espH
dally of the "stowaways, when they were
senl frOm the ship'.wMW the latterwas
being, .fumigated.' " v
ALOXO THE WAlERFftONT
Laden with a cargo of freight "for
the Olson tt Mahony Steamship com
pany, the new. steamer Avalon, Captain
ChriatensenIs scheduled to arrive to
morrow, morning. She '.will sail Satur
day taking out passengers and a cargo
ptilieBtcbJiaca5Cpmmoda
for ' 45 first class, all her staterooms
beln.mdjshp,.
When she sails at .4 this afternoon
for San Francisco and Los Angeies,
4he steamer Beary-Captaln Nnpander,.
win have in tte neighborhood or..
passengers and3400 tons of freight.
The steamer tireaKwaici, 'u
Macaenn. Is scheduled to Ball at 8 to
morrow morning f or -Cooit Bay carry
ing passengers and freigltt.
Among the coasters wnicn imvra
from California last night were the
Daley to Westport, Olynipio to Rainier
and the Shasta -to- toe-mman-jrouiseq
mills. The latter is in command of
Captain Langkeldo as Captain Hansen
has left her to take command of a new
steamer.
The steamer Rose City. Captain Rank
in, is scheduled to arrive tomorrow aft-
ernoon from LOs Angeles and San Fran
Cisco with 190 passengers and. 1200 tons
of freight.
The . British steamer Ikalls is ex-
pected to complete her lumber cargo
for Australia, at -6t. Helens this Alter
noon. "fibo- is under charter to J. J
MooreliCo. ' .
' In btfllast the steamer Willamette
is scheduled to leave down this aft
ernoolt for Puget Sound.
Government Inspection of the steam
er Carlos," Captain Petersen, will be
held on her arrival here. She is sched
uled to reach Couch street from San
Francisco tonight with general freight
The Shaver steamer Cascades will
tow a dredge belonging to the Peninsu
lar Industrial company to Cape Horn
tonight where a channel "for logs' will
be dredged - out- for the Washington
& Northern Railway and Log company.
The dredge Beaver will be towed Into
the Columbia1 tomorrow morning to- da
some dredging for the Vancouver ferry.
Only Incomplete measurements of the
paw, ait am ar Multnoma tt. could -be -m&de-t
by the custom authorites at St Helens
as- the machinery is to be Installed at
San - Francisco.- -Her reglstered'length
is 205.6 feet beam 40.5 feet and regis
tered depth 18.8 feet The gross ton
nage of the hull la 768.93 tons.
MARINE KOTE9
Astoria. Or.. Oct. 8.--Arrlved at 7 and
left up at 8 a. m. Steamer Carlos, from
San Francisco. Arrived at 7 a. m.
Steamer Maverick, from San Francisco;
Arrived down at 10 a. m. Norwoglan
steamer Ryrla. Left uo at 8 a, in.
Steamer Maverick.
Ban Francisco, Oct. 8. Arrived at z
m. -Steamer Nohalem, from Colum
bia rlverrat 4 a. m. Steamer Klamath
from Columbia river.
Astoria, Oct. 7. Arrived at 2:40 and
left up at 3:15 j. m. Steamer Shasta
from San Francisco. Arrived at 6 and
left ii at 7 n. m. Steamer Daisy Free
man from San Francisco. Arrived at 7
and left op at l id. m. Steamer Johan
Fuulsen from San Francisco. Arrived
at 6 and left up at 10 p. m. Steamer
Sue 11. Elmore from Tillamook,
Eureka. Oct. 7. Arrived Steamer Al
liance from Portland.
San Francisco. Oct v. Sailed at 1 p.
m. Steamer Rose City for Portland,
sanea at fwr nr.stcamer 'Coasterifor'
Kedohdo. Arrived at 5 and sailed at
TiTfcjHStwmipp Jlorthland froni iPort-
ian ror an pporo. -
Kan Pedro. Oct 7. Arrived ana sailed
Steamer Roanoko for San Diego.
Astor a. Oct. 8. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth;
wind northwest. 25 miles; weatner.
Howlyr TWe-t Atoria Wectnesday
H18rn"W8ter,-Tr:9l a. m e.i iwi; nw
water. S:45 a. in., 0.7 foot; 6:14 p. m.,
0.6 foot
One to Arrive.
Rtr. Bear, fian Francisco
...Oct. 19
.. .Oct. 21
...Oct 9
Geo. W. Klder, San Diego.
Str' Rose Citv San Pedro
Oas strr-AnrttrBariiJtmrrrr:
rrrOct- 8 r
Steamer Alliance, Kureka
. ..Oct. 13
...Oct. 13
...Oct 13
Str. Beaver, San Feuro....
Str. Beaver, San Pedro . . .
Sue to Depart.
Str. Alliance, Eureka. Oct. 23
Str. Bear, San Podro Oct. 8
Str. Geo. W. Elder, San Diego... Oct 9
Gas std. Anvil. Bandon Oct 8
Htr. Elmore, Tillamook Oct. 9
Str. Breakwater, Coos Bay..... .Oct. 9
Str. Rose City. San Pedro ......Oct 12
Sttv-Roa noker'Sejn-tHegerf i rrs tOefe-l 6
Str. Beaver, San Pedro Oct. 18
To Leave San zrancisoo.
Str. Yale, San Podro... Oct. 8
Str. Harvard. San J'eAro ...... Oct. 9
, vfsti.s in Fort
Egon. Ger. bk. ... Llnnlori
'i'itanla. Nor. ss. Oregon slough
Strathness, Br. ss.. Eastern & Western
Kina, Uau. n. Oceanic
Strathflllan. Br. ss. ... .Kastern & West.
tloston, U. & S dtream
Bear. Am. ss Alnsworth
St. Nicholas. Am. sh. Astoria
Ryeja, Nor. ss. Elevntors
North Klug. Am. ss.. .....Ooble
Berlin. Am. bk. .... . . ......... . .Goble
Levi G. Bari;B, Am. bk Goble
Hera, Ger. bk Irving
Kdouard Uetajlle, Fr. bk... .North Bank
Cavour. Per. bark ..Westport
Wtlliaden, Br. ss Montgomery
Qrain Tonnage Enroate and' Listed.
Aberlour, Br. t,tr. . .
, ...Nlcolalefsk
AOfclaiae, uer. bk. . .
Altair, Hr., bk .,
Arahlen, Dan, str.,,
August, 'Nor. ss. . . .
Bangor, Nor. str, . . ,
.....St. Kosalia
..Callao
Antw-erp
.san Francisco
Antwerp
Hoadlcea, Br. ss.
. . , .Buenos Ayra
Clan Macfarlane,- Kus. ss Gatlco
Colony, Br. bk Buenos Ayres
letmuld, Br. str.... San Francisco
Ellbek. Gr. bk St Kosalia
Elfrieda, Qer,.'ss ..J,J,,..,.,lquique
Fitzpatrick, Br. str ..Coronel
Gen de Neprier, Fr, bk ...Shields
Goldbek, Ger. eh. ...i.......St Rosalia
O. Mazzlnl, Peru. bk. .Callao
HouKomont, Br. bk. ......... ..Iquique
Invcrclyde, Br. bk. ,1 4Buenor 'Ayres
lsebek, Ger bk I,.. .St. Rosalia
Jerebek, jQer. bk.. ....St Rosalia
Joinville, Fr. bk..... Antofogasta
Killoran, Br. bk .....Flo Janeiro
Mancunia, Br. ss ShimonoSeki
Marechul VUlirs, Tr. bk. Santos
Metropolis. Br. bk. ..... . .Buenos Ayres
Osterbek. Ger. bk .Montevideo i'
Oweenee, Br. bk . , .Taltai j
Ravenhill, Br. s. ...Callao
Rene, Fr. bk.;.'. .1 ...... .Sydney
K-n Kerviler, Fr. ss, . Newcastle
TVrpischore, Ger.- ss. , . .Rio Janeiro
Thiers. ss. .i, ... ,..ShleUfc
V alerie,' Nor. bk;. . . . t. . ... .Cape Town
KVM DEIS
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Politician Repudiates Corrobo
; rated Testirnony That He
Said T.R. Phoned for Cam
- palgn Contributions:
Washlngton.Oct'-f. Wayne Mac
veaghr lawyer, politician, and formerly
attorney general, testifying before the
senate campaign contributions lnvestl
gating committee today, vehemently de
nted that-ber bad -told JudsotrtWeltt
ver, a reporter for Hampton's magaslne,
that he was present when Colonel Roose
velt Is alleged to have demandedcby
telephone, a second contribution from J.
Fierpont Morgan for the Republican
campaign Of 1904. ' ' v;. . ;
MacVeagh's declaration la in direct
contradiction to statement made on the
Btand yesterday by Charles Edward
Russell, Socialist candidate for governor
of New .fork, who was editor' of the
periodical at the time he asserted Mac.
V-gtrww-jBUtrthe.ildry to WelHver.
Russell told the (committee and hta
testimony was corroborated by WelHver.'
that MacVeagh had Bald be was present
when the second contribution was dev
nianded-RuBBell-and-vWelllver-aHeged
MacVeagh: had . said iMorgaa--called
Roosevelt "a blankety blank maniac
Today MacVeagh testified that ha
never saw Morgan telephone to anyone
and denied that he and Morgan had ever
dlsoussed campaign contributions. The
witness also repudiated Welllver story
by declaring be never had been in the
habit of giving out interviews. -
- "No eucbr event,-declared MtoVeagn;
"ever happened in Morgan's office. X
asked Welllver to come and. see me. I
told him I would talk to him only as a
gentleman and not for publication. I
d'd not; toll, him of anything that oc
curred In Morgan's office.
"I was In the office of H. McK.
Twombley when the latter was called
to the telephone. A man wanted to talk
to him in the long distance booth. He
returned and said ho had talked with
Harriman.who had been called to
Washington, and who found that Roose
velt was anxious to raise considerable
funds. Harrlman agreed to raise 1240,
000 and expected Twombley to give
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$50,000. lie said Harrlman intendod to
give $60,000 and Twombley led mo to
believe that Morgan was to give, $50,000,
Twombley said there was nothing to do
but tomeet,Harriman'e request" .
MaoVeagh asserted that he had noth
ing further to say to Welllver.
The world's baseball championship
series, which opened in New York to
day between the Giants and Red Sox.
overshadows the committee's investiga
tion and even surpassed national poli
tics in interest The members Of the
committee were so anxious to get all
the "dope" from the big series that
Chairman Clapp shortly after the com
mittee met announced with a grin thai
be would abandon afternoon sessions
whenever possible to . allow bis . col
leagues to watch the scoreboard. '
Chauncey M. Depew,' former senator
from New Tork, was the next witness.
He testified that In 1904 be contributed
$10,000 to ' Benjamin, B. Odell's cam
pajgn -frnfrf overnorrof :NwrYorlt. He
could hot recall whether he contributed
to the. fund which the late E. H. Harrl
man Is alleged to have raised for Colo
nel Roosevelt's campaign.
Depet(raeclare4 "that after the cam
paign Twombly assessed , him $17,000
more. In 1904, the witness said, the
state leaders told blm. be could not be
reelected to the senate and .he was of
fered th ambassadorship - to " France.
Later he said he was reelected to the
senate. Depew said that Colonel Roose
velt denied that he ever had offered him
the ambassadorship.
"I have been somewhat of a Joke all
my life," said Depew. "To be asked to
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section of the south Is llkal to receive
renewed Impetus as a result of the
sixteenth annual convention of the , Ala
bama Good Roads ' association. Dele
gate from .nearly every county of the
ptate filled the city ball armory this
morning, when President John Craft
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