The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 21, 1913, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text"THE ; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND." TUESDAY : EVENING, - JANUARY - 2i; 1913. JX J; 7i 3 MinTiirn iVAnnn 1 (MIS f KM : WfW TO PKfUPFINES ; -ff ; 1 0 1 . i ; ' ' mu CUT T4C6C , us. ALFReOAMOIAttBOTM f " , ' l l ENGLISH HUSBANDS HAVE' SOME ADVANTAGES THAT WE HAVEN'T. : Douglas Fir Safes Co. Submit Lowest Bid for Contract J "With United States Govern ment; Three Firms Bid.- That another cargo f ft' tot the ov. ernment wilt be shipped: from here to the' JPhlUpplac oon In forecasted by the fact that the Douglas Fir Sales rotnpany yestartlay submitted the low est tout for the contract ' wben tenders wrra opened in . the office of the ruartermater , department t tj United States army at Washington. Tha ligures are said to, be' from I J ' higher than thVy here's year ag"X n Utiatlng the relative, conditions of the market for the "two period. ' But three firms bid for the contract tu deliver 5,000.000 feet of lumber to the Philippines, twof tberu beingFort land" firm The Douglas Fir (Safes com. pany. of Portland, bid 114.2 Pr flou and feet, while, the higher, bids were Hal four. Guthrie & Co., of Vortland, I14.U3, and the Tacoma Mill company, , J) 8. 59 per thousand. . The bids opened yesterday at Seattle will be forwarded immediately to Wash lncton for approxaf. Tha eontract in actual figures calls for 2.J17,'J7 feet oT rough merchantable lumber and a ' Ninall amount of ceiling, the cargo-t be delivered at Portland, Seattle or Ta. coma, in March w April It la aald that tlw bid of several of tha, Urg lumber manufacturing con- - i-erns of Portland. 'Grays liarbor and Puget sound, which have heretofore placed tenders on lumber for govern- . ment worka In tba Philippines, were consptcaoua for their absence, Should the contract go to the lowest bidder, as is expected, the Douglas Kir alea company will begin to look for steamer to transport the cargo as noon as the eontract has been approved at Washington. . Tha last cargo of lumber for the United States government to be set afloat at this port for the Philippines ' was on tha Norgeglan steamer Hercules which sailed from here a year ago this month laden with 3.795,960 feet of lum ber, valued at Ji'9,671, for Manila. ' " BIG rOTATO t'AKCiO Hear to Take Out First Shipment of ; . , the Season. Potatoes form the ruoitt Interesting part of the cargo of the wan Kranoisco Portland packet Bear. Captain Kopaoder, which ia to sail for .California ports this afternoon. . She will take out the firsf fhlpment of the succulent tubers Io ko south by ateamer this season. While ; the shipment from here of potatoes ' to California is not uncom mon, this will b the first lot In a long time, and Will be distributed between Ban Francisco and Los Angeles. In the shipment are two carloads, consisting of about 40 tons of the potatoes. There are also 609 tons of flour for tha Ori ent, which will be transhipped at San Francisco to one of the oriental liners running out of that pott. The remain der of the -cargo Consists of 1760 tons of general freight, ' ,' Tha Bear will have about 250 pas sengers. 1--..-. , WILl LOAD, LIM11KR Two Blore Vessels to SaU for the West Coast. . ' Two more voyages to Valparaiso are In tiq preint. schedule nf tha AniM-lfnti Bcbooner W. H. Marston, now in port to -load lumber for the west coast,' and ,htL la .raecledlo begin . taking on the first of her cargo tomorrow at the St. Johns mills. Deputy Collector R. F. Barnes will pay off the crew of 14 men at the cuatom house this afternoon. Eight of the 14 sailors signed on here ; Mth Captain George E. D Lano Just GILUS GILUS This month antaTl ' If yoii bring 17 lj J ' tlone'ry.'' 100 1 lal It page book - III hi with every 1 I A I- ordr for .. Crane's Pa- yS3 HIM) 1 "1 ll UNEN I J Attention! f a strict observance of this rule will, be to. your adwntage,' . namely; 'Whenever you write, 1 write on -v Crane's Highland Linen carried land by : in Port- mi r:-e T.'icom Co. - 3fl UnrAiaaFlIS t:ook, Stationery. Office Furniture s h London suffragettes, in addition to burning letters in mail boxes, have cut the wires in public ' telephone booths. News Item. before she sailed from here for Val paraiso last July. In the crew la . wanii, mate, wno wan with Captain Do Lano when lie sailed from here for Tslngtau. China, In February of 1805, in the Uarkentine John Palmer. STEAMER HITS ' ROCK i Latouche Is Damaged itt Straits Dur ing Heavy fog Seattle, Wash., Jan. 21. Steamer lAtouche of the Alaska Steamship Co., bound from Seattle to Prince William sound, struck a rock in ley. strait Sun agyffnfl was cutiMldeiable ilauiagedriwi ing stranded 2.4 hours, nnaiiy proceea ing from Cordova badly strained and dova of the same fleet, left Ketchikan for Seattle yesterday after being aground 48 hours in Wrangell Narrows. Fog obscured the. shore and the vessel went half length into the mud. It was necessary to lighter 200 tons of copper ore and to discharge 700 barrels of oil before floating. It Is ndt believed she Is much damaged. lamette iron & Steel Works tonight for California. She has a cargo of lumber aboard. To do the annual snagging necessary, the United States engineer launch Salem left down this morning for Grays river, where she will be engaged about a month. , . , , i . Daily Rlter Readings. STATION'S ' U o a - S3 3f 44 IwlJton ., nhnirU ... i.' mil inn . . KlIKfllc . . . Albany S.lpni Wllonvll!e Portland ... PERMIT TO BUILD BRIDGE Government Gives Its Consent for Span in Siusluw. Periniasion iiaa Jeen received 1 rom Washington, through Captain H. IT. Robert, corps .of engineers, United States army, ror the construction or a bridge across the Siuslaw river, near Acme, and as the Willamette Pacific railway has also secured permlslon to extend drawbridges across the Coos and the Umpqua, it is expected that the construction of the' bridges will begin Immediately.. - MARINE NOTES Aitoria. Or., Jan. 21. Sailed it 7:30 t. m. Steamer J. Ai Cbanslor for Monterey. Cuua Bar. Jan. 21. Arrlred Steamer Alliance from Kureka. 'San Pedro. Jan, 21.ArrrfMl-Steamer Geo. W. Fenwlck from ColUnibia river. Sailed Brltlfh atcaoier Twickenham for Portland tia Vletnrio. .... Monterey, Jan. 20. Sailed at 9 p. m. Steamer "W. S. Phrter for Portland. Astoria, Jan. 20. Sailed atMt a. m. Sehoouer Sehome for Sydney: British ateamer Htvathlorn for Tenerlffe for order.; Hritlsb ateumer Saint Kllra for Sydney. Hailed at nuon Sleamer Naaj for Han Franelaco.- Eureka. Jan. 20. Sailed Steamer " Alliance for Portland. Manila. Jan. 17. Arrived British ateamer1 Ocklejr from Portland. Aatorla. Jnn. 2I. Condition at the mouth of the. river at $ a. tu., smooth; wind cast, 12 mile: weather, eloudy. 'i Idea at Aatorla . Wednesday High water, 1:07 a. m., 7.3 feet; 12:20 P. in.. 8.7 feet. 2.11 tl.lt .48 0.21 .Ifi . I .01 n.dl .iw 3.91 .10 10.412.11 .05 17. .11 . o I .4. T.S (Ml .41 "274 (t.7 11.4 (1 Rlslnr. l Kallinc JIARINE INTELLIGENCE W. II. Taltwt, Am. fcb.. tqulqua lnveran, Jtr. tr., ... ...,,.Sa Kraiielaco Defiance, An. aeh., Jun. fl. Honolulu Wm, H. Builth, Am. ich....,......,,Valparli(o Uoldea Shore, Am. ach.i, lc. 10..i..MulinUo Battle Abbey,. Br. taxlt....,.,..Siiu yrauelaeo Virginia, Am. ach..... ...Haa I'ranelsee Eldorado," Am. acb.. Dee. 24..,.....,..,.Cullao W. r, Jewett. Am. cUL. Jan. 3.,Ban Franeiaeo Tokil. Maru, Jap. etr.. Dee. J,.,..,... Honolulu Santa Moaallat nr.. atr...,......,,,..,. Vlctorl Shluaa Maru. Jan. atr, .Hon.lul Twickenham, Br, atr.. Nor, O.t.Jluenoa Ayraa Wray Caatl. Br. ahiB....... ...... ..Halavcrr Bangor, Nor, atr..,,..... ,..8un Kranclauo I'roaper, Nor. atr. ,,.,.,,,8aD Francisco Amaruntb, Am. bktU., txe. ......Valoarlo Wlualcw, Am. icb ....... , .Callau :' - !.--.(' . Xa Koutt t lead Grata. Stelnlielt, (ir. atr ......Santa RoaalM Vendee, nr. bark, Dot. XT.... Uockhampton arala rlc:t la Fort ., Nam 'and Charterer- - ' Berth. Adelaide. Uel. bark. Mouier. Irvlna Onus, Uer, ablp, Houaer. ,On way down I tenia, Ur. bark, Houaer,.... Montgomery No. 1 liarnibak, Qer. bark, Houaer Irvluf Jnverrlyda. fir, bark, Hoiiaer...... ...... Llnnton .Mil.) . , m-t . - .vm v -, .,.,..,,.., fwiv im Metropolla, Br. bark, Mower... Irviog kvllluraur Br-bark.-ilumar , ,,..., Irtlcg . OatertM-k.. Oer. bark McNear.... ..North Bank Klukiuan, Jap. atr. Mitsui. ................. .. Htrutblorue. Br. as., Houser Astoria Hene, Fr. bark, Br. ...,..,.,..,,, .Montr 3 xmers, tt. Dam, tiouaer. ..Mersey lerpmunora, unr, amp nouaer...,..,.,i,luiitua Lumbar Flaat ia- Port. --.. Nam1 i To Sail for Berth. King Cyrus, Am. ccb.. Sao Pedro..;. St. Helens Lottie Bennett, Am. scb..W. Coast On way down Naotsfleld, Br. bark, Sydney. tiuutoa British Yeoman, Br. bark, Australia. 8t. Helens SMUG ER GIVES COP 1000 FORK POOR 1 1 ' , San Francisco, Jan, -H.-U-whlla . pa trolling his beat on Mason street Fo- lioeman Tom O'Connell was approached by a well dressed stranger, who handed' him a check for 1300 and ?Q0 in cash. "I " want you to take this and have the police department distribute H where it will do the most good-to the poor and needy people of the city," he aald. : O'Connell at first thought that the man was not In earnest, but waa con tinced when the stranger Insisted that the gift was genuine. i'JUwaat-father-aaey-nX-fiL- Peter's parish in the Mission to have he 1300 check," said the donor,, "and I want the police ' department; to handje, the rest. The police ought to have, a better line on tha poor than anyone else.", i O'Cphnell turned ..the money, ia to Chief White, and,, acting-, In. accordance With lnstructiorts from superior, O'Connell spent' the entire day using the chief automobile, ih disbursing the money where he thought It Would do( the' most Rood.. ,m-vtV.i, 'V;i-.-:: ', Although the donor's name id known": to the police, it Is kept secret at hla y '.jmi .'because.;.'' the . heep are cheap feeders and are easily cared for by no mean indicates that they do not re quire just as urgently the right amount' and kind of feed and care they do need ' as any other anlm"al on the farm. . Kven a sheep cannot lo .well unless it -i properly fed and rightly c&re$ for. , Journal Want, Ads bring results. Daley Freeman, Am. atr., Callforula..Mult.Boi Hcbouie, Am. ach.. Sydney, N, 8. W.. .Astoria Ht. Kllda, Br. str... Australia Toiigiis point Mathilda, Nor. as., Shanghai Inmaii-Pouleen Mariden, TV. H., Am. (eh.. Valparaiso. 8t, Johns Alaska cannery neat ia rert. Nsme ' , Berth. Berlin, Aio. ship. Uobls St. Nlvbu's. Am. ship.,,.. ...Uobl St. Frances, Am. ship..,......;, ....... Astoria W. B. Flint. Am. hark .......Astoria Levi X, Burgeat, Am. bark. .............. .Uoblt Heuce, am. ablp. ...AltorlS Vsaaal Eatma ia Last M Hours. Alvena. Am. acta., AbraUamson, Bun ' Francisco. ballast. Bear, Am. str.. Nopsuder,' 8ia Itdro, passea- gers and freight. .- Vessels Cleared ia Fast M Hours. Strathlorne, Br. str., Kurope, barley B. Stetson, Am. str., Aberdeen, ballast. Navajo, Am. atr., Han Fraueiaee, general cargo. Xlsoollanaous ia Fort. Bear, Am. str Alnsworth Milniel Maru, Jap. str..... Olon, Ger. eb.. rown ol India, nr. Kara. WEAK? ARE YOUR KIDNEYS Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It ....... . ... Astoria Victoria Dolphins Nature warns you when the track of health is not clear. . Kidney and. bladder troubles compel you to pass water often during the day and get up many times during the night. ' " V Unhealthy kidneys cause lumbago, rheuma tism, -catarrh of the bladleiv pain or dull ache In :he back, joints or muscles, at times have head- Banfieid J ,ch or indigestion, as time passes you may have OLICEMAN CARRIES 10 FROM BURNING HOUSE ' taataajsaafsMBBaaiS(asjSi (United Preu leased Wire.) Los Angoles, Cel.. Jan. 21. Patrol man Russell Smith la relieved from duty today while he recovers from burns received when he carried 10 per sons to safety during a lodging house fire and was himself rescued Ay Patrol man John McCaleb. after be had been overcome by smoke and fallen In the burning building. His injuries are not serious. The Atlanta Hebrew Orphans' home has received a donation of $25,000 from Julius Rosenwald, Chicago philanthro pist. tr. rtoanoke. Duo to Arrive. Sno IMcfpi.; Jan. Str. Hoe City. San Pedro. Str. Alliance, Eureka Str. Heo. W. Klder. San Diego Str. Beaver, 8au Pedro Str. Bear, San 1 Francisco Sua to Depart, Str. Bear. San Pedro Str. Roanoke, San Ulego. ........... .. Str. Hoae City. Sau Pedro St. Alliance, Koreka Str. Geo. W. Elder, 8an Diego Str. Beaver. San Teilro To leave Ban Francisco. Str. Yale. San Diego.. Str. Harvard. Ran Pedro En Bout to load Lumber. Knnie Suited 19 .Jan. . Jan. 2ft ..Jan. 2d ..Jan. 27 ..Feb. 1 ..Jan. 21 ..Jan. 28 ..Jau. 26 ..Jan. 20 . , Jan;j 29 .'.Jan. ill ..Jan. 10 ..Jan. 20 Dundee, Ruks. bark Geo. C. Billings, Am. Harlesden. Kr. str... Trivenin. From Santos Bob, San Francisco Valparaiso anrranWco Makuwcla, Am. bkto San" Franclaco Rupert City. Kr. atr anconver, B. C. Dumfrlesbire. Br. bark.. Oct. 2U. . .Bio Janeiro Cambrian Princess. Br. sh. Oct. 24.. Rio Janeiro Gen. de Negrler, Fr. bk.. July 17.. Newcastle, K. Louis Pniiteur, Fr. bk Newcastle, N. 8.W. Inca, Am. scb.,..-i-i.TTJr7. . Valparaiso PROGRAM JaiesticJJieatrfi. Today and Tomorrow WHAT A CHANGE! OF CLOTHES IID Maturing Mr. Maurice Costello In a strong -convict story. . RETURN ENGAGEMENT , Mr. W. K. Lal. the great Chinese tenor, singing "Absent" ana "When the Southern Roses Are "In Bloom." THE WATS OF DESTINY- Sensational story of the life of an orphan, in two reels. Hand colored. MUfrfrCtSABETH ANDERSEN Lyric soprano, singing "Cartta ' and "Every Little Movement.!' THEAMBASSADQiR'S fcjffif' , drama by Edison. iuiqs vaTHKR HITKnuTTIST VtoMntst, ptaylnar- "'Wlegentied" by Schubert, and "The Heart Bowed Down." ADMISSIOH 100. BOX SEATS SSc. have a sallow complexion, puffy or dark circles under the eyes, aomotimes feel as though you had heart trouble, may have plenty of ambition but no strength, get weak and lose flesh. If such conditions are permitted to continue, serious results are sure to follow; Bright'! dis ease, the very worst form or money trouble, may steal upon you. Prevalency of Kidney Disease. Most people do not reallte the alarming In crease and remarkable prevalency of kidney dis ease. While kidney disorders are the most com mon diseases that prevail, they are almost the last recognised by patient and physicians, who usually content themselves with doctoring, the effects, while the original disease constantly un dermines the system. If you feel 'that your kidneys are the cause of your sickness or run down condition, begin taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kid ney, liver and bladder remedy, because as soon as your kidneys Improve, they will help the other organs to health. If you are already convinced that Swamp Root is what you need, you ca-n purchase the regular fifty-cent and one dollar alie bottles at all drug stores. Don't make any mistake but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp - Root and the address, Blnghamton, N. Y., which you will find on every bottle. i -';v.,-'..--..--.;:i:,:V-r4-,-,..-'---.--,i..:.,;i,,l ' (."X!'.-;V'-V . 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Y., be sure tq say you read this generous offer fe The Portland Dally Journal, f he genuineness of this offer is gua,raned. D lm- waler l.H. feet. -6:41 a. m., 3.3 Jeet; T: ALONG! THE W ATI '.FRONT. To take on her flour cargo, the Jap anese steamer Kinikast) Maru shifted last night from tiiie! Mettle Coast bunk ers to the Portland louring mills. Discharge of lumber having been com pleted on the Japanese steamer Shinsei Maru, that vessel shifted from the Ban field dock to the Pacific Coast bunkers at 5' o'clock tltis morning. J. G. Tltley. agent of the Port of Fort- !und at Astoria, was In Fortiand yeuter day getting In touch with shipping con4 dltiona here, as the wires were down be tween the two ports. In ballast, th; steamer Stanley Dol lar, Captain Thwlng, Is scheduled to sail for lioimium today. ' " The British bark Crown of Indta was shifted this morning from the Victoria dolphins to the Port .of Portland dry dock, wlrare ho will be lifted this after noon. The British bark Inverclyde, which was 'In collision with the Crown of In dia, has finished digrliarglng her ballast and will go to the Port of oPrtland flry dockr to havo a new bowsprit Installed and other repairs. '.. '' Carrying passengers' and freight, the steamer Breakwatajr. Captain Nelson, is porta, New tubes having been.- Installed l-i the boiler of the stcartnj: Coaster, that y sel electea tu sajffrom the Wil- The Clothing Buyer Who Falls for "Price Without Quality" Is Doomed to Disappointment This store "backs up" everything it sells and our policy "money back if dis satisfied" will not permit us to handle anything but the best That's why we sell SCHLOSS BALTIMORE CLOTHES, for we know them to be the best. They're all wool fabrics, properly styled, perfectly fitted and serviceable, and are being sold during our annual clearance at the following reductions: $14.75 $16.85 $18.75 $22.50 $26.25 $29.50 Highest quality Suits and Overcoats sold at $20.00, your choice now Highest quality Suits and Overcoats sold at $22.50, your choice now Highest quality Suits and Overcoats sold at $25.00, your choice now Highest quality Suits and Overcoats sold at $30.00, your choice now Highest quality Suits and Overcoats sold at $35.00, your choice now Highest quality Suits and Overcoats sold at $40.00, your choice now $14.75 $16,85 $18.75 $22.50 $26.25 $29.50 Same good store service, same earnest desire to please as if you were paying regular1 prices in the heart of the, season. 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Our Entire Line Is Reduced The Famous Koyal Rochester Malta Guaranteed XTlcktl fe Copper $6.50 Chafing Dishes for. . . .$4.95 $9.00 Chafing Dishes f or . . . . $6.50 : $12 Chafing Dishes for. . . . . .$8.95 $18 Electric Chafing Dishes $14.50 $20 Chafing-Dish Set at. , . .$13.95; ,