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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, 'SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1917. NGINERSARE U.S.E SEEN IN BEHALF OF YAQUiNA BAY WORK Great Development Which Would Follow Deepening of Channel Is Impressed, 22-FOOT DEPTH WANTED SstlmateA dom $500,000, of Wklek To ledo and jrewport Port Districts Are "Williac to Beer Half. B. V. Jones, representing the Toledo I"Si'u - peered yesterday before the Unite States engineers. In behalf of the Ya ouina bay channel deepening project. ; The present depth at low water is 16 f- feet and the request is for a depth I -' of 22 feet The estimated cost of the Improvement Is $500,000. ' The result can be accomplished, the port commission believe, by extending- the north and south Yaquina bay ,.... Th 4tHa i constructed scoured out the channel from a depth delegation to congreaa has pledged hi of 7 feet to the present depth of 18; support of the Improvement." ' feet and have maintained it for 20 I In a pamphlet setting forth argu- sirallar to that mined on Coos Bay, 1 good for coaling ship and capable of being marketed lit a low price in Fort land. ' Other Development Seen, "The aid to transportation through the improvement would greatly stimu late the dairy Industry and would mean almost everything to the fishing Indus tries. The Industry toward which we look hopefully is the halibut fishing, which has grown steadily since the discovery of the halibut banks In 1911. A cold storage plant on the bay em ploys five fishing schooners and from 25 to 30 men during the summer sea son. Boats from Seattle and Astoria, with from six to 12 dories and 20 to 40 men each, fish on Newport halibut banks and call in the bay for supplies. Halibut Catch Heavy. "There is no valid reason why these fish should not be handled entirely from Taquina bay. in 1916, 1,116,000 pounds of halibut were oaught on the Newport halibut banks, valued at 5 cents a pound and amounting to ti,: 575.000." In his representations before the United States engineers, Mr. Jones is supported by G. B. Hegardt, for the Portland Chamber of Commerce, and Captain E. 8. Edwards and by R. E. fenaieton, representing the Pendleton Timber . company, which has 10,000 acres of timber land adjacent to Ya quina bay. Big Expenditure Promised. "This company proposes to spend 1,000,000 for building sawmills and oging roads if the appropriation for channel improvement is allowed," said Mr. Jones. 'Each of the members of the Oregon same argument was used against the eteamer Salvor was sent to hereAl St. Nie.wia Aau ah.... improvement of the Columbia river."! The report failed to state the extent of '"B, Abu as... . 'the Stanley Dollar's damages, if any. wm.T!??: Men and Employer Hopeful Strike , Jfear an End. Optimism filled the air about J. R. Bowles, presidtnt of the Northwest Steel company, last night at the con clusion of a five-hour conference with a committee of the striking employes of his plant. For the first time, Mr. Bowleg allowed the reserve in. which he has clothed himself since the nego tiations began to relax and said that the conference hud been "very friendly and satisfactory; indeed, very much so." Prom this it may be deduced that the trouble between the Northwest Stel company and its employes Is vry nearly at un end. Mr. Bowles said last night that actual settlement had not been reached and that negotiations will be taken up again today, but bis remarks indicated that both sides are pretty well satisfied. That the Northwest Steel company is paying as a minimum the San Fran cisco scale to mechanics and consid erably higher wages to lower grades of JEWS OF THE PORT Astoria West port J. P. mlU St. Batons, At Neighboring Port. Astoria. Jam. 13.-SaUed at BUdaigM Bea Ter. Car Baa rraneiaco and Saa Pedro; at i a. m. Northland tor 8aa Pedre; at 4:90 a. si J. A. Chaaslor fur Sea rraaclace. Arrived Jf n at aid sailed at 0:30 a. m. British t h rrxr U.lfrt.H OcImmI.!. . - Breakwater. Am. .. Captain Jmaen, pas- . ,.,,. ' " srngers and freight tor San Kranelsco aad way. " ' " " g. r. A P. as. Co. 1 . freja Vic tar ia. galled at 10 a. . i Oleum for Baa rrandK-u. Am at 10:40 Marine Almanac. I a. as. Tirertoo. fnna Ran FrancUco. Weather at liver's Xantk. I. sione, . iz. Bane si . as. Uieo- waavaer at anew a ateaia. i -..i- ui... , m..,! . . - - --WW... . a Arrival January It. Wearwood. Br. aa.t tallaat from Cornea, Bal four, 12 u thrU A Co, Sapartaraa January 13. Berth Head. Jan. mouth of the river at noon Condition at tbet won. smooth: wind. I V.I north. 0 mllra; weather, rleur, Tstooeh, J is. IS. Passed oat at 2:40 p. m. mum mnm. inn mwu7 l. i I'ertlaad. Sua riaea TJV0 a. ra. Ban lets 4:60 p. aj. I Wen tTaaetsco. Jan. IX Arrived Hardy, Tides at A tori. ICooe Bay, l:MO p. m.; Governor. Loe Aasolea, High water. Low water. 1:0 p. aa.t Boa aty. Les Angeles, 2: JO p. 4:33 a. (ft feet. 11:01 a. ci., 2.7 feet. -! Aleatrai, Greeawood. t:60 o. at.; Bar 4:30 p. 6 7 fact, 10:33 p. in., 5.2 feet. mood. Los Angeles. , 3:3; p. m.: Nartbere too UBie Dau on the U s. hydros raphie of- ' 1 CIllc. "wna, a .31 p. m.i waaaingtee, rcaa, .ju . jn. caiiodt toartwooe. wtuape Haroor. l:SO flcs waa diojiped at uooit. Dallj lUver Readings. frence when the San Pranelsco scale which had been received by telegraph, i and that of the local plant were com pared. Sale and Charters. San Francisco, Cal., Jan. 1$. The schooner Alpena has been ohartered to carry lumber from north Pacific to l i e'i STATION r I 1 LewUtou .1 24 a. 4 0 1 0.00 b'matllla 25 1.0 0.1 0.00 Eugene IO 4.4 1 -0.8 0.00 AlUkny , 20 6.7 0.3 0.00 Baleni 20 6.0 0.6 0.00 Oregon City 12 JJ.7 0.8 O.OO Portland 15 2.8 (0.7 0.00 Ships7 Must Install Fire Extinguisliers Ran Franelsoo, Jan. tJ. P. N. S ) Before learlng for Washington, John K. Bulger, superrtstag Inspector , f steamships for the Pacifte coast and Alaaka. notified all steemahlp. owners that they must at 'once Install auto- I .,t. n Mnniiikn nA anHnklina ' I systems on their vessels. law oora- Reason Is That Pilots Arejr&om. i in iv steamers wua live sin PORT COMMISSION MAY ASK TO BE RELIEVED OF ITS PILOTAGE DUTIES Not Under Control of the Port of Portland Body. River Forecast. The Willamette riTer at Portland win fall slowly for the aet two or tare days. Steamers true to Arrive). years without the expenditure of a sin- gle additional aouar. Fort Districts Would Kelp. . Half of the cost of the improvement proposed would be born by the people of the Toledo and Newport port dis tricts through special taxation, The people have already agreed to the tax," said Mr. Jonas. "They have 11,000,000,000 feet of timber within the boundaries of Lincoln county that will be marketed through Yaquina har bor if improved. It will mean S3 per 1400 feet additional value to the tim ber, or 154,000,000, without considering the fact that most of this timber under present conditions cannot be marketed at all. ' "There are about S000 acres of coal land in Lincoln county. The coal is menta for the project, Mr. Jones speaks a, word of appreciation for the cooper ation of the Portland Chamber of Com merce and the newspapers, saying: lATuaad Cooperation Appreciated. "Portland's enterprising business men and her great newspapers realize this fact and are standing with out stretched hands ready to help build up all Oregon. They are lending their influence and .money towards the building of new industries in every portion of Oregon's coast. They are not knocking the Improvements of other harbors on the Oregon coast. They are not singing the old song that commerce of the small harbors does not Justify the further expenditure of government money; they remember well that only a few years ago the west coast South America, $31-60, by! Honour, uumni a o. 1 ne senoonrri PA&3KNUKRK AND FREIGHT Samar has been chartered to carry Kerne. From. Date. lumuer totn fuget sound to direct ni- Northern Pacific.,.. 8. k Jaa. 14 trate ports, p. t.. by V. R. Grace & Ci. s. jr. L. a. Jan. u Th steamer Alliance has been nur- Ter Jla- 2J chased by Fair & Moran. term private. ! It is rumored that the steamer San ta Maria, owned by James Jerome anJ chartered to the -Union Oil company, has been sold to the Texas Oil com pany for $1,000,000. Other rumored sales are the Centtn 11a to the Hammond Lumber company; the auxiliary schooner Marie and thy bark C. D. Bryant In none of these cases would seller or purchaser admit that the deals had gone through. Stanley Dollar Floated. Seattle, Wash., Jan. 13. (P. N. S.1--Advices received by the Merchants' Exchange here today state that the steamer Stanley Dollar, which struck a reef in Active Pass, B. C, yesterday, was floated early today. The BritUn Steamers Due to Depart. Kama. For. Pate Northers Pa el fie 8. K. a L. A Jaa, li aose City 8. F. a l.. A Jaa. It beaTer I., a. A 8. T Jan. 23 Klamath B. D indf Steamers tearing I'umand fur San Francisco only connect with the steamers Yale and Har vard, learlng San Francisco Monday. Wednes. oay. Friday and Saturday for lua Angeles and Ban Diego. Vessels in Port. Name. At uta a. Am. ss..., Btrlln. Am. sh Colonel P. 8. Mlcble. Am F. A. Klltmrn, Am. m..., Jnmce Tufl. Am- bkt KlilQUUt Levi U. Bnrress, Am. sh. hfsnnlng. U7 g. P. C... Olympic. Am- bs Beace. Am. ah ddgr. Berth. Ootls Coble . .. . I-tnotoa . .Columbia . Westport .St. Helens Uoble . . . .Astoria ... Prase att .. ..Astoria as.; Caspar, Caspar, 3:15 p. a.; Kl gegondo, with barge No. VI In tow. beattle. :40 y. m. Pasadena, Albhao, SiSO 9. m.; UmatUla, Los Aagelea, 4:30 p. m.; Baymoud, WiUave Har bor, 10:20 d. ni. see Francisco. Jaa. 13. ArriTed Standard Arrow. Hongkong, midnight; Curacao, Seattle. 1 1. a; lei Norte, Crescent City, 8 s. m. ; National City, City of Topeka, Eureka, 8:30 a. n.; Usrrsrd, 1 Luo Angeles, 9 s. si.; Sola so. Grays Harbor. ' l:30 a. sa.; Saa Pedro. Sallna Cms. rta Los Angelea, :30 a. m. ; Brooklyn, Bandoo, 11 a. m. , 8lld-'NostlMira Pactfle. Astoria. 10:50 a. as. 8uittle, Wash., J at. li ArriTed Senator. Rai- PranclBco, g a. to. galled Admiral tkuley, Saa Franclaeo. It a. m.; Bado Alarn. , Uonghong. ela porta. 10:10 a. m. Seattle. Jan. 15 Arrived Northwesters, Ta. com a, p. m. ; V. . 8. Traxtoa, from rmlae tbrungb Lake Washlugtua eanal at 4 JO p. m. Sltks, Jan. IX sailed Ha aul. aoutfiboand, :8U s. in. Wrsngeii. Jaa. 11 Bailed aty ef Beattle, Bvruiwrauu, D5JOO. Victoria, Jan. 1. Sailed Presidtnt for Rsa Prtnclaro, 5:16 p. m.; Taeoma Mara, for Hong. ktig, via porta, t.'il p. m. Nanalmo. Jaa, IX. Arrived Tancred frsij Ban Francisco. Port Angeles, Jaa. IZ. Arrived Columbia trm Ti coma. Iungenesa. Jaa. II. Pasaed b D. a. see field fur Seattle. 9:20 a. m belllBzhatn. Jaa. 13. ArriTed Turret Croan, Taoutna. Port Townaend. Jaa. 12 Passed out Bchooner J. W. Cllse, in Kw'of tag Ooiish. at -6:!K) p. m. Arrieed Schooner Mary E. Kter from Port Ludlow la tow of tug Wysdns at S p. m. hiukllteo. Jan. IS. Sailed Hayfatr. for Baa Francisco; I Miikllteo, towing barge Big Bonaa sa for San Franclaeo, Eagle Harbor. Jan. It. Arrived Thomas L. Wand, from Ha a FraJiclseo. Tscoma, Jan. 13. Arrived Cosco from Wast Ocsst Tla San Francisco and Victoria. B. C. Taeoma, Jaa. 12. Arrlreil-Queea from Seattle. tlngulshlng equipment are axerapt. Army-Navy Orders Waahlngtoa. Jaa. fl era: First IX. (1. X. B.) Army et Uaatoaaat Dewsjev W. Ham. medical reserve eoroa, ta reltoead frees Jeffer son. Me., barracks? He will go boom, aad npae arriTtng there will talesraps the adjutant general. He la also relieved frosa eetlve doty lnpot in amvai The Port of Portland commission wljl probably ask the legislature to relieve It of all . responsibility in re spect to' pilotage in and out of the Co lumbia river. At the present time pilots are di- . . . aw- . . -m . w . I IJ STV7 27 ' , ..YZr. ' . U ordered te gae FraecUaa, aad epos sr- State Board of Pilot commissioners, rlTiB(. u,-. wlu report to the eeasmasdlag general w set era deyarUDeat 10 eety. captain wuuam c aaasaii, saraawy. oav Uched effleara' list. Is relieved frosa the Pa cific bra nek disciplinary barracks. Ateetras. Cal.. aad will go te Saa Diego. CaX. for 4aly with the Zlst tnfaatry. First Lieutenant lUrry 0. W. Bchadtsde Brae, medical reeerva corps, ta relieved frosa posed that the port should take step. wU the- to he relieved or mis auty. saying mat ceed home and telegraph the adjutant general. Inasmuch as the pilots are not undar j Paragraph I, December, relatisg te Major control of the port some other pro- rT!" JH. C . C.. U ihW. .w.,i kI fnr Plrat Lieutenant Lewis C Davidson, tnfaatry, vision should be made for transpor- u nAltraA fr, u, .,fBal i.uo school tatlon. tie expressed a fear that under 'na Diego. Cal.. and wiu go t Fort Osnaha, tne present arrangement me por might be held responsible for llabll British Freighter : . Weardale l&pected Shortly for, Grain Belief is growls that the British steamer WeardaJe Is te a be in the river shortly for a a gratn cargo. The -xeaael is 14 days oat or Port Arthur for the United m Kingdom, according to the mar m ltime register, aad shortly should be off the river. - -4 With purchases of grain be- tng made at Inland points of ,e unusual sise, the waterfront la ! confldeatly expecting that the , steamer is the one due to take 1 up the cargo. No reason for her going heme In ballast when a profitable cargo can be loaded with only a week's delay can be cited. It is also rumored that Sther grain charters are pending. but they depend absolutely on the Port of Portland for transportation to and from ships over the bar, the pilot schooner Joseph Pull tier being owned and operated by the Port of Portland. At a meeting of the commtealon held yesterday Captain A. L. Pease pro se St e lties incurred by pilots. A committee consisting of Captains Pease, Patterson and Spencer of the commission was appointed to investi gate the matter. The Port of Port land will undoubtedly be willing to turn over the pilot schooner Joseph Pulltser in case the task of transport ing pilots Is transfarrad to others. Yesterday's session was devoted al most entirely to a consideration of the biennial report of the Port of Portland required by the legislature. The report has been prepared by E. W. Wright, general manager, and includes a-aketch of the commission's functions, its ac complishments, and tabulated financial statements. Novel snow plows of recent inven tion for automobiles are carried on sled runners in front of the forward wheels. . oaa tiifo. 1 ai.. ana wiu go ve rorr unin, port 1 Neb., for duty at the army battalloe school, kbll- i Cs stale Joseph B. MeCaadreaa, aavalry, de tached officers' llat. Fort Leavenworth, aaa.. Ill report dot. to the army service schools to Haw Orders. Llentensnt L. V. Pvtct. eammlastoMd from December 28. IJeatanaata F. P. avwers. de tached from Caattae to home and wait orders, A. A. Oroaln, detached frosa rooevajid of Bur. rows as sires tire officer of Wheeling. r. a. t Ttax. detached rsom esaamaad el C-S te Fulton. Lieutenants (Junior grade) B. r. Bass, de tached from cow ma ad of Burrows te New Jer. sey: II. B P arsons, detacfeed from Wheeling to Wyoming. KUsla-n C. r. Cecil, detached frsca Arlaona ta duty on Yankton. Ljeutensat eemaaBdees eommlasMmed from August Ot: W. A. Smoad. B. P. TreadwelL D kl. Lsbreea. A. H. Sboap. M. P. Ftaaey, C. W. Denamore, U. S. Devh). C. C. Uoaso, C. A. Blakeiey, M. H. kletcalf, a. E. Smith. D. W, Btgley, W. g. Aadersoa. J. g. Amine Jr.. A 8. Klbbee, S. C. Bowae, H- D. Cooks, g. M. tiooittsoB. u a. Koch. B. rraderlck. U n Ushy, g. c. Lsosnls. O. Hall. C. riM Jr., W. J. Olles. F. H. Potest, R. S. Himea. L. inm, W. W. Smith, L. 11. Lscy. J. 8. Abbott T. H. Taylor. D. T. Cheat. J. r. Daniels. O. D Cannery Ship Keel . Is Laid at Astoria 1 si 1 . .. Toader Betag BmUt by Wllsoei Breev Win Be M Tee U XarUl IM rUev lag Boat Ooatraeted Bear. Astoria, Or, Jan. 11. WUsob Bros, rriday started the work of laying the keel for a new cannery tender to be built for the Columbia River Packers, association. The craft is to ts II feet long with 17 H feet beam and I feat depth of hold. The new craft Is to be equipped with 110-horsapower three' cylinder standard gasoline engine. It will cost about 111.000 aad Is to ts launched next March. The new vessel is for service at Nushagek rtvor, Alaska. Wilson Broa also have contracts for construction II fishing and troll la r boats. They are to range from l to 10 feet In length and their en glass will be from five to 14 horsepower.. Johnstone, B. C. Davis. W. H. Toes. V. C rracnt. i. ursoy. a. c. Kail. C. a. wwL r. B. Meoawall, II B. Oittesies. U. b. luk. a. U Taae, V. B. Dammaa, C. A. Peers. K. rL Klmmel, y. I). Sadler, W. D. Pemstae. W. I. Vss Aakea. F. V. Hcltalr. C C. SoaU. M. n. Wright. II. Powell, H. A. Stuart, C ! Head. f). Rarwett, J. W. Hayward. B. 9. Dll lea, A. CUude. K. W. Peat, W. IV Hatesy, J. H. Blackburn. RICE. CANNING PROMIS1LS TO BE, ONE, OE BIG INDUSTRIES IN THIS CITY ))lAJTJFACtfUIlEP'S, DIRKCTORY fConUanea) Kultaamak Trues ft Bag 0. trunks, bags, sampie cases. XoMtnlas Oe., horss ooUsrs. rasor strops, auto tires. Uycra Co.. lapidary, gold and silver workers. Ilocera Confection sry, aandy, aoafsctlonery. hi a r In e Boiler aad Uaehlae worts. Unpteved steam hollar. Monroe A Crtssel, alios. Maulllo Hip BaiagU Oe.. improved ridge metal ablngle. Miniature Lumber Co. ready cut lumber. hit. Hood Soda works, soft drinks. htiles Sign Co,, advertising hangars, pea asuls, process show cards, algna, ate. Msntgoaary, ajtmuaL Uniirorad milk strsia srs. Mcottt Door Mfg. Co.. doora. aaaa. eaaela. . Neestadter Uros overalls, work ahlrta. hurtnwsat Lead kUoninery C lead pipe, m.mA U, .... I RlHi'hlUarW. Aotinwsst muui Co.. ateel buildings, steel ships, Northwest Bug Co.. rag rage. National Pips A Tsnk Co.. wood pipe, silos Oregou Mirror and BeveUug works mlrrora. Orsgoa Paper Bos raetory, B41-246 Stark st., peLer boxes. . Orsgoa Brass Works, everything la brass, eouuer, aluiuluum. uregou Auto Palating Co auto painting. Oregon Obau Co., all kinds of chain. OiJ" Boa and Mfg. Co.. wooden nosee. Oreaoa Oity Woelaa Kill, blanket, woolen ekO.5u Anlflclal Limb Co., artificial limb. Oregon Iron k Steel Co., steel water pipes. Oregon Door Co.. doors. Pendleton Woelea Mills, pare neece weol . blankets, ludlaa robe, steamer rugs, bath and auto rube. Photographic Card Ce,. peotograpbic adve. tUing tsru and noveltiea. Pactfle Coaat Bale A Vault Ce,. aafaa. Pacifia Btonsware Co., pottery products. Paetfio Hardtaca Xoaet Co., hardtack. ionland Linsesd Oil Work, Unseed oil meal etc) k food. faalftc Coast Cone Co.. lea eraaot eoaaa. Paciflo Iron Works, structural steal aad Iron) ((lpacif l'o Tsat aad Awning Co., tents, awnings, ahlp U. , l-acltic Coast Biscuit Co., crackers, table fPaoifia Ladder Ce.. ladders, adJoaUWa Bcattolde, bieamaat tablea. Peauuula Iron Wetaa, machinery, foundry. Pattit Vaatnar U B Cs., malUesss. ,0- lows, bedprlnga. ' Phosnlx lion Works, machinery, foundry. PateUus iig- Co., lntarlut tmishing, easfceU. rortlsad Uurlad Ualx taetiory. etuled haly Vortland Wire A Iron Werfca, beak railings, tire aacaues, wire work. . . feruaoia awl st jsig. Oa., bvlta, apaet KHia, aiae, to. g lugs. putthuid Cigajt Hot, Factory, algae boxes, Portland haevauw Co.. alvvatars, beiata. Peruana Osjygsa Hyarogea Co., exygea. hydrogen. ,. foruaud Shipbuilding Co., river boats. Portland Weulaa hillla, wooiea slutha. Portland alfg. ce,, vaaeerlag. Purllaud irua Works, lrou and atael Staae facturwa. PorUaad Wood Pipe Co., wood pipe. sUoe, Parbaad Buhner Jkiua, aayUlag la rubber fortiau'l Kuutuig Co., knit doming, ghtrea. FoiUaad kUTt Works, stovsa, range. Portland Coidage Co., nemp lopaa, twine. Puraia, hrad A,, aUUgtot hasters, emp eltOVttsle - Puritan Hig. Co., soft drinks. Phtueer Boo Worki, soft drinks. Boas Cauily Co., candles, evnfsvtloaa, Basmussea A Co., paints, varaUaee. '. hvanu, SU, i ( gaa mantis. J Baltaaoa Wire A Uea Werka, wire work, laUiug, teuces, park ts. Beady Built Uuuso Co., ready built bouse. Bhynsr-Dlcke Co., high clsas cement work. " Huyal Nut Mfg. Co.. peanut butter. south A Watsoa Iron Wwb, wchlae ebon , and louuury. huppl sulpysrd, ship builder. Slettler Paper Boa factory, paper hexes. Sharkey, r. A Sea, horse collars. Bnone Ittiek 0a lmurored pataat earnest lit lea. Btar DrUllng Uacbina Co weU drilling msculnary. Specialty Mfg. Co., collapsible poultry crates. Simmons tihva Co., men's work gloves. Bhevat-ttuUay Maehlne Co., ; auto truck Uiuuara aud remodelera. Standard Broom raetory, brooms. bt. Johns Shipbuilding Co., sulpbulldera. storey Mf, Co., ercberd ladders, fruit back et, pruulog books., . iommsr, Carl, plane naaauf actum. Bbessgrsea Bos Mfg. Cos woodaa boxes. lru-biu Biscuit Ce,. crackers, biscuits, cskes. cookies, eonfaeUoaery TtI polls 0e,; BolUbaa, hand, toilet aad fas cy soaps. - Tuerck. 1. K- wire and iron work. Teuny, H. 0.. agricultural implement stakes. Peroxide Cream Made in Portland. Guaranteed by a Portland Firm." Sold at all Port land Drug Stores. Have you tried it? MnllllllllHIHlllllllM PUD MAN DEVISES NEW WAY TO COOK AND CAN RICE SO THAT IT IS NOT ONLY MORE PALATABLE BUT MORE NUTRITIOUS Product Has Met Favor In East and Foreign Governments Have Placed Large Orders for Use of Their Soldiers in the Trenches. XJB9 stake Toar rlaae, Aato aad Torattare Blew A gala. VOBTS BXTTXUh. A Post Card or Phone Bell wood 65, wlU brtag a liberal sample. ADRIAN NECKWEAR CO. SCaanXftetturars ef HIGH-GRADE NECKWEAR, SUSPENDERS Croodaongn Bidg portsaao. Vela B708. ! P. S. W&eeier. B. B. Waeeiea. GRANDMA COOKIE CO. Largest Cookie Bakery in America. SB4 East Btaxk st, Cor. TJaloa Ave, Absolutely Sanitary Best Ma terials Used Ship Anywhere. waen baytag S oodles, always ask for Mrs. SCHIELS (Qennan Style) Egg Noodles Decidedly the Best aad a. Home Prednct. wsKon maker tTtillty uan Valted Kattraaa arment Co- women's bense drsasaa, as ve., mattrseaes. "W Kakt Talaf s, Too." American Jobbing House SStb aad Klcolal SMU pertlaad. ABd bur all kinds of second band ma terials. Junk ef all kinds a specialty. Telephone Main 431 A and our auto wiu call. JONES5 Loganberry Juice Wltb twenty-five years experi ence in the FRUIT JUICE BUSI NESS, it has made it possible for us to manufacture A PERFECT BEVERAGE. IN ordering loganberry Juice, ask for JONES BRAND and be convinced, ( Jones Bros. & Co. POBTXAK9. OXXaOB. BSWBZBO, OBBOOV. WATSOBTXaVXVB, OAZh ' By H. S. narco-art. Another substantial food, and deli cacy as well, is given to the world by Oregon, anf it is so well thought of by its originators that it has been patented in the United States, and ap plications for patents are pending in Canada and European countries. Some time ago. while in Chicago, W. H. Stevens, an Importer and exporter, with offices in the Board of Trad building. Fourth and Oak, was present when a merchant opened a can of pumpkin, which had been put up in an interior city of Illinois, for the pur pose of affording consumers an op portunity of enjoying pumpkin pie j at any season of the year. Handling with eastern dealers to handle much of the factory output, large orders be ing already booked, so it may be fairly presumed that the article will have large distribution from the first. All the machinery for the enlarged commercial plant has not yet been re ceived, but is expected within a few days, and as soon aa possible there after the trade will be supplied and the people 0e .given an opportunity to test the merits of this new nutriment VThat Xt Is How Made, Only the highest grade of eelect oriental rice, acknowledged the best Y.m. .1JI nMan-AK an. the Burs milk nt the cow fresh from the udder I MADE IN PORTLAND ' i , A I . e2tf full em cut PERFECT" flTTItjQ fANT RIP . AfT. HOOD SWrf, PantM and Overalls. UNIVERSITY Brand Mackinaw Coat, "Jack and Jill" Play Suit: Fleischner, Mayer & Co. Btaaaf securer. Crown Flour, UnbUachtd Manufactured by Crown Mills, PORTLAND Golden Rod Cereals and Golden Rod Poultry Feed, Manufactured by Golden Rod Milling Co., PORTLAND Overalls and Shirts i great quantities of the highest grades , .n- minul ',) or sweetening or any of rice, imported from the oriental ! w.a .uunin, i. emDlored in the rice fields, it occurred to Mr. Stevens that, if so cheap and common a food as pumpkin, to be had in almost any Illinois cornfield, could be canned and sold at a profit, why not rice? Mil- preparation of this newly aeviaea method of serving rice and milk. "Climatic conditions," Mr. 8tevens ' explains, "where this rice is grown are such that its kernel is much more lions of dollars worth of canned goods j brittle, harder and smaller than that Deing consumea eacn year y me peo- grown in other sections or the woria. , pie of the world, covering almost ev- j and lt ls f0P thi, reason that it brings ; eryinmg in me iruit ana vegetame , hie-her nrlcea and is a greater reiisn line, the wonder appeared that some i han that of any other section of the world. "Mr. Dunlap places a certain quan tity of the rice in each can. then fills it to the brim with milk, claps-on the top, seals the can and It Is rushed one had not thought of rice. Always convenient to handle, canned human nourishment has attained wide renown, he reasoned, therefore, on his return related his impressions to one of his business associates. Scott C. Dunlap. president of the Holly Condensed Milk company, or which Mr, Stevens is toe Pi You can relieve that sore throat or cold by using CAMTHOL Take one half teaspoonful into the mouth, put some in each nos tril. It will take out the inflam mation and prevent further ex posure to cold germs. There is nothing else so good for coughs, sore throat, colds or catarrh. 85o Sold by Ail Braggists BOe along to the steaming tanks where it is cooked cooked in the sealed cans retaining every atom of its flsvor. And this la all there is to it. In the vice president. This concern operates . panda to four times its original sise. a large milk condense ry at Amity, E2 i panda a four times its original else. i yet does not burst the can, for the eleauiug worst.. . Van uer Worts Broa., eleasere beets, Viuiha Motor Works, ma chine aaesv Will metis troa Wurke, BaeUae aaoe. shipbuilder. Old faakieeed Health Cereal Co., beau . looas. Wskbet Taaaiag Oe,, tanaera. Wasters f Uture As Bbow Case Cev showcases, fixtnres. Western Ssddls Tree Co.. saddle trees. Willisana Bim. portable bouses. - Westers Tool ft Die Wetk. tools aad dies, i westsra nee wars, sort Ortaks. Western glut f Bug Ce., rag rags. MHrphys Automobile) Taken. A light automobile was taken front its parking place in front of the Un roln high; school about 7:89 o'clock Thursday night. It bore 1911 license No, 11.290 and Is the property of G. , B. Murphy. . Chamber ; of w Com meres : building. "; - t, PACIFIC HARDTACK & TOAST CO. Xye Hardtack Oatmeal Bread aad Toast. DEX10ATXSSH TS ASPBCXAITT. Prompt Shipment and Pelfvery. - VHOBTB BKX.X.WOOD 1815. East I7ta aad rredertek Streets. Davis-Scott Belting Co. Oregon Mad Pure Osk Tanned Leather Belting 240.260 Hawthorn Ave. Tel. East 308. Portland. Ore. H. ABElE F. A. BARNICQTT PORTLAND AUTO LAMP CO. Makers and Bpinners of Jardiniere, Nut Bowls, Cuspidors, Ash Trays and ail articles in bra, I copper and other metals. Chan- I ieiier Spinning s specialty. Re. pairiaf of lassps, radiators apd wiaclshield. PHOITZ MAZR T3S3. Bio A4dr Street, portlaad. Of. miles south of Portland. Kxperlments Be ran. This was nearly four years ago, and Mr. Dunlap, patient to a degree, per severing to a finish, after nearly three years of experimenting, has succeeded in producing a rice and milk steam cooked luxury, soon to be placed on the market, and which will doubtless attain to as wide popularity as any de licacy ever offered to the people of this country. Seeking the opinions of experts in the ready-to-eat food line, Messrs. Stevens and Dunlap sent sam ples of theirs to the eastern market and to several foreign governments. Without an exception the 'recipients were profuse in their commendations, one of the foreign governments going so far as to place a large order for the use of its soldiers in the, trenchea A deal is about closed with another of the warring nations for a consignment for its men who are under arms. Ar rangements are also already made tiena VAN HOETER'S BLEACHING SOAP AMX TOVM BBAXXS VOB It Is mads la PorUaad. gasrastaed e4 ie tajare the flaest faeries, the asset SeU eale cetera, ar the Baada. Has exceptional cleaDaing qualities, sad produces a saoer wash. Goes farther thaa other aoape. Order from year deals. MT. HOOD SOAP CO. 108-110 rOXTBTB ST. BT. NON-SKID Rubber Heels reason that its absorption of milk Is equal to the expansion of the rice And herein, it is believed, lies much of its palatablenees, for it certainly Is a tempting dainty. And it ts not omy a delight to the palate, but physicians declare it exceedingly nourishing. Its Patent Baste. This Is believed to be the aly pare milk and rice food ever canned. At sU events it is first of Its kind offered for patent in the United States, as Its (Patent is basic, nothing having been cited against It, and from the recep tion it has thus far received, thou sands of cans having been distributed throughout this country. Canada aad Europe, the preparation is destined to acquire world distinction. Physicians have declared that It will, eventually, be one ef the popular foods of the boe pltal, sick room, the diet of the frail and thoae engaged in light oceupa- Blgbt aa Iveft Heel Plates Mearu 20 More Wear Made la Portland. Ask for . Portland Non-SkicU BO XV TXB TBTJBT INDEPENDENT CRACKER CO, Manufacturers .and Peelers In .5 : Cracker, Cakes, Italian Paste 488.439 East Tlg W Portland, Ox. - Phones 1 : Bast 1MB. B-1342. - The Portland Oxygen & Hydrogen Co. Manufacturers of 9S.SO pare Oaygea aad HJ Pare Kydxoffsm. for all ladostrtal. saesUctaai aad teeasioal pmrpoeee. S, T. Piatt. Pres. PBsae BeUwoad teflS, EABT 7TM ABO CBBTU STaV COIN MACHINE MANU FACTURING CO. Turnstiles, Coin Handling Devices, Electric Water Hater and Melting Pots Deiigpers and Builders of Die, Tools, and Special Machines GENERAL MANUFACTURING. 984 EAST 17TH STREET tuia tm The Wicker Shop 88 BCOBBXSOB aTTBJBBV . Oypestte Olds, Wertaaaa st Xiag'a The only exclusive Willow Purnl ture raetory west ef Boston, therefore we sell for less. BRAND WAISTS They're Made la pertlaad. REMOVAL NOTICE TBX emOI AhTO TACTOBT 09 THE AUTO TOP CO. has reiaeeed fiesa Itt AUsr street e 11TV AVB BUBBslSB 8TBXXTS. Asis . BeaiM, WhMla, Veeeeeera, ty sUMea aa saJsga, Aa. yatatisf . Its. htaia ILI. BXU, 4. Bill III. ass O A BAOBf lit and up. Porta bis housea. chleh en ho as e , woo as neos, at a. Mill- made C O B- -etructiea C ST Mala lit 144 Hood st. Sunday and evenings. Wood lawn If II, PTTBBTTTJXB BXPXBZSBZa XABB XOTTUDBB PXCTXTBB HANSEN MFG. CO. 81 rwIl Tauey Base, aaakaa aVXQTJTXB B&TJXBO A99 ABfJMwBXA laaeai fox Js for yoew rs .air. Hare rear srsosr ardor I Every battle werraataa, , . . Snodgrass & Williams , W. BTTAIXIO mr fHTB watertight bt salaries asaas: rinisls. ate, , tii Hewthera. Are, Xakwe ef Sill eoly CiestiagsjJ: 500 ENLARGED PHOTOS FREE In order that the reader may become more familiar with the splendid werk we are doing jre wii UGi with BTBBTT mattress renovated by our aew process, AB SO XjTJTBIiT PBBB, enlarged photo o yourself, sise lx20 lnchss. neatly framed, VAXTJBn AT 97M. Our work is OUABABTBBB. Price, reasonable, and we will call and deliver. The photo le a splendid Christ', mas present. Union-made shop. Phones Beat ITS. C-lHS. . ITBeTSS .BTATXBB38 tt PAD CO Wholesale BUgsw 43T Haaeoek St. UniversalTireFiller Guaranteed XOv.Ott usiNO air long enoug miles. STOP on a enough to mm. yourself this is the Bst Autoaiobile tlsfy otaila Costa nothing to Aoceagory oa Barthl - - - mass me inai. ' ' - ?- -TaaadsasiagTta. Aakferpaloalars, Umversal Tire FiUcr Co. VZ COlOXB t70XTntBZA HJOEWAT tCBBBB CALIFORNIA PLATING WORKS 818 Bd at Baixaea Bt, OOXB. smTBrn ABB BXOXBZs. PLATING 'r toe Cream Oaaa Banttaaed. Ready-Cut Houses MADE IN POBTUAKD SHIPPED aNTWHXRB, Saixi Connell Lumber Co. ABO PaVABTDBBS sTTSw Port lead. Oregea. X win pap to Tstlga CARTER'S CONCRETE Only device of its kind on the market which cao be successfully operated by . na ... Y L ' . . . . 1 am.m9. rr'Km . i e. n ve - ivr seal' saoaiala v X. IV. CABTBB, Patemtee, lit 2?d 8U ti- Portland. Electro Galvanizing Works - ' f 4 aK sta HOT AJTO ZX.CTBb 6 XV ABTZTaTSL TTJf. VtBS ABD eoinximiBi Bartia Leissr, Pregw. . Bala U0. Durable Roofing BUae U aTwrtUayralt leoal oea DURABLE ROOFInVhFG. CO. Beaton Stattoa, Postlaaa. Or, RA1NTEST Watar-Prwof detalag AQUAPELLE Wster-Proef QotkUt RAINSHEO Wstor.Proof thlrt., OveraiU, eta. liaaaf seta rod la Portleaat. Ora, HIRSCH-Wal HFG. CO. Also Cs as Goods ol AO ' Deeetiptioag Tot 8 PliwUClass OregoaOCaas HEARSE autiful In design and splendid in ality, come to ua, W guaraaiee our IT K 00 Bd B-u Oor. Taylor. Pboae tXala frei7 Western Soda Works Makers of Seta Jfate. Barsaparills, Ota re Ale, Westers Porte aad Syrajtsv 804 BDU ST. PBOBB faAXB Mil. A. 3. JUCIIEMICH. Prep. Wood and Laundry - BASK ETS Sgeal.te Aay Bade as) This Zasth As. flssse eg Me a-reeests e Oe 8 faaUey PortlandBatketsHaodleCo. SAILS PACtflC TEKT & AffKKG CO. I trat eae Aaaaey. Phesae Sew, leal, A-1ML. Aotaanp BUae ta QreereaV CSQMMER & COeePlasa Factcry " tB47 lt'f1 . OP . Bar aatsf OBXT PXABO PACTOBT aTTATB. AWaxaea voi aaeaa as aw ar. Bapsattoa. Pianos Repaired and Taned. An work gaaraateed. avstausBe . - Pboae Mara hall ikll. DR. D. W. KOLLE BtAXTS BOSX WZXTEQl Eye Glass axd Spcctaclt Elcinfiffss ea seats. Laeias via set ess easts hesahiga. ssisea saa set tea est, ae Mmeatt ae.4. Fsaee fag aertieelars. 7-l Wtiees BUs. Beta 41M. Leupold,Voelpe!&Co. scnjfnnc itruments . aWrveyiar. HydttTapkla, Neaticea Q7 fLAST 70TH ST. NORTH BOBTLABB, OBXOOM Pft Bade f Ctay aeg Beat WftklW - SHOPE BRICK CO. FACE AND MANTEL CRICK A SPECIALTY A 4UsM te,tse ere, eeeare ferever, es4 east at BUle. fateaud siaas ar aeJe. 381 H East VUrriei PotnlaaeL raomo East 1US Wg iUVo ll QmrtajTBs FAINT FOR ALL PURPOSES rt : f "a. itasmnsseniiL 0. N. C Cor. U and TrW Stroots t POBTXaABV. OBSOvB. , - . The tiaiy aian f ers of - Old Process Itstd 03 Ud ea the Paelf te oeart. Multnom&hTrunk & Bag Co, wt nsjnaa, aaneaaee, Baca naahs. Baa. - g, Water 9 aVStt. Wh.laa.ls Tala.rn.as AaW Bt ParUeae. Ox. bee mm.Mm m.ti .m writ. ma. Jfs taa Oak Baraeae tveather. Cot. rag, Patlft aad sua w aide laoo - . aVeatber. . WEBER , 1T19 TANNING Ca sea MU PortlSsA OB. Biaee IBS.