THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PO RTLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1S20.
TOWN TOPICS
Traveler to an potato of tU Catted States er
brood bould toko tlnnti of experienced -(orontioB
ood HnW offered throuth Tho-Oro
mom Joarae,! Travel Baresa, in ewrsonal charge e
Lorecy B. Health. Beilroed Uekato ood steanwOtp
Bookings arranged. Soreig - exchange tessad.
saforsiataoa stoea regarding passport. ....
ooMina rrcHT
Drainer tie eoUonol coorenuon. Son Frsrjeiaeo,
ersne 3ft. . .m
v Portland gigs Croft eon Ten Hon. J a no 1S-21. :
lmponol Cvaocil. Myrtle Sbrtee. Jnne 32-S4.
Portland Bom TnHyu. rortland. Joae 34-3-
Order Beaters Star, grand efaaoUr. Portland,
Jan, 8. k - -
N olio no) TrareUrr" Proteetlre oooodotto.
PortloBd. Jan. 14. to Is. i- . . .
KlwerrU Clab.,ef AaMrtoa. P-Ktisad, Jena
A. P. eY A. M. grand lodge, PortUnd. Juno !
Indioa Wsr vetsrsne, furtUod. June SO
Onrn Pioneer association. Portland, July J.
Americas Legion eoereatios, Astoria, JW
s-ai.
Buyers' weak. Aarost t to 14.
Americaa BoeWy of Civil EnglaestV eoarsav
Bon. Aaauat 10 to 12. . '
Bono of Henna on. fraud lodge, Portland. Septan-)
ber 21. - -
Pendicles Round-Cp, September. 38-38. '
Oregon Kioto Pair. Bales. September 27 to
October 2. ' - - ;'', "
Peelfle Cooot Co oaawUtion, Portland. TJep-
tember. ,,' ! .
Washington State Pain. Yakima. September
.20-25. "' ! ,
Oregoa-ldaiia farmers' Educational TJaloa of
America, Tbo Dalles, December 2 to 4.
Oregon Butter and Cbees. Makarv Portland
December 17. ' ": i
State Teachers' aaooeUtkn, Portland, , Deeeot
fcor ES-SI. ; I :
' TOPATIS FORECASTS
Portland and Vicinity Tonignt ood Sunday,
fair ; wwtterly winds.
Oregon and Wa.ihintn--Toni(fht and Sunday.
fair; moderate westerly wind.
- WEATHER C03TDITI058
High pressure continue from the Lake regioo
to tbo Gulf of Mojiro. and tbe presume t
moderately high off the ( North Pacifie coant.
In other sections it to low. tbo point of greatest
daprokB beta in Manitoba, precipitation haa
aoeoirod at a iarco number of Korthwoatern ata
tion. - and in Toxaa and tbo North Atlantic
ototaa. Oror autat of tho country th tem
' aerator cbanco hao been rHsbt. - Tho trra
perature i (onorally below normal in tho Pa
eifio and Rocky mountaia -atotm, and in tho
tXUWU DOUU1, aOQ IDOTfjWiww " "
tinna. The ozoeaa in tenuMratur ia greateat ai
Dhnoria and Minneeota.
Relatire humidity at Portland : Noon yo
torday, per cent: 8:0 p. m. yeaterday, 61
per cents :00 a. ra. today. 76 per cent.
Preaipitatum ainoe January 1: Total, 1$-4"
fnoheai normal, 28.64 incbea; deficierury, 8.08
inehaa. EDWARD U WKIJ-8.
- tiooal Foreoaator.
OBSERVATIONS
T P. M. report of preceding day.
Tama.
- o o
5
ii h h
"ir) 42 I 0
72 54 :02
90 04 .01
T4 4 - "H
94 72 '0
82 80
90 72 O
82 78 .72
84 58 U
SO fiO 0
04 42. .18
80 0
92 66 O
88 70
88 O
72 88 0
64 40 0
90 72 0
78 85 ' 0
88 48 .18
76 88 0
.... 74 0
90 72 0
66 44 401
82 O
4 64 O
88 70 0
98 88 0
88 72 - 0
74 42 .14
62 51 0
60 46 ....
62 50 .01
84 - 82 .26
SO 62 0
92 74 0
92 74
SO 54 '0
66 88 0
62 50 O
60 48 .02
80 46 0
68 .... O
64 44 .06
62 44 0
74 .... 0
64 50 .02
7652 0
54 42 0
62 .... O
62 46 .18
70 62 0
64 72 .02
78 58 .13
76 38 O
74 44 0
STATIONS
Ba-kor. Or. .......
Boiao. Idaho .......
. Beaton, Maaa. . . . .
Baffalo. N; T. . . . . .
' Chioaao. m. ..... .
Danrer. Colo. . ....
Iaa Moinoa, Iowa ....
Oalraaton. Tia ....
Fresno, CaX . .......
TTaTr. Mont. . . . . .
Helena, Mont. ......
Honoftila. T. H. ...
Huron. S. O. ......
' -Kanaee City. Ma. . .
Juneaa. Alaska . . . .
Ii Angelas. Cal .
. Marahf teat. Or.
. Memphi. - Tona. .
Madford. Or. .....
Miraoula, Mont. ....
Modana, Vtah . . . . .
New Orleans. I. . . .
New Tork. N. T. . . .
North Head. Wash.
Nom. Alaska .....
North Platte. Neh. .
Oklahoma City. OUa,
Phoenix. Aria. -...
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rttutmrg, I'a, . , . . .
PocateUo, Idaho . .
Portland. t Or.
Prince Rupert, B. C.
a 4
Koaeburg. tr. .....
Boswell, N. If. .....
Sacramento, CaL .
-St Louia, Moi . ....
Bt. ? Paul, Mtnn.. . . .
Bait Tke City. TJtah
Ban Tnego, CaL ....
Baa Franelaeo, Cat ....
Seattle. Wah. .....
8 herldan, Wyo. . . . .
Sitka. Aktoka. ......
Biwkane, Waah. . . .
Tacoma, iW ah. ....
Xanana. Alaska ...
Tatomh Island. Wash.
Tonopah, Not. . . . .
. Trtsncle Taland, B. O.
VaWea. Alaska ...
Vancouver, B. C . . ,
Walla Walla, Wth. . ,
Washington. D. C. . .
Willr-tnn. N. D. . . .
Winnemucca. No. . .
Takima, Wah. . . .
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. THRIFT
ad
WAS 8ATINOS STAMPS
. ea Bast at
Business OWioe, Tha Jonraal
Baslnesa Ma : Han Banqnet The
monthly aocia.1 and banquet of the East
- Side Business Men's club . was largely
attended Thursday evening-. An excel
lent dinner was served by the women
of the Central Presbyterian church. The
club- indorsed the completion of .the
Homeopathic hospital after A. B. Wagtal
and a number of physicians had pre
sented their case.- K. Vaughn acted as
chairman and Introduced Robert . Diek,
who spoke on needed port improvements.
- AatO Uarci St. dkaaw ttotel ror
Ccappoose 6 :S0 a-vm. ; St. Helens. Astoria
and Seaside, TO a. m., 1 :Z0 p. m. ; Scap
poose and St. Helens, 4 p. m. ; extra Sat
and Sun, to Scappooee and St ' Helens,
11:18 p. m. Cascade Locks and Hood
River Hi a. m., 2 :45 p. m. ; Bridal Veil
and Multnomah Fajla, 10 a, m., 4 p. m. ;
extra Sat. and Sun., 11 :iS p. m. to Bridal
Veil. For Information call Marshall 4181.
Adv. Ok , -:f ; .- !. ;, "
Poraoaa Graare to Meet The Multno
mah district Pomona grange will meet
at the Orange hall in Oresham Wednes
day at 10 a. to. A banquet wLU be held
at noon. At 2 p. m. District Attorney
Kvans will speak on matters of im
portance. The afternoon service will
be open to alL A good prograam haa
been arranged for the evening- session.
Mea's Resort Program In Trouble
and the Way Out" will be Ir. John H.
Boyd's subject at the Men's Resort meet
ing Sunday at 4 p. m The resort or
chestra will have special music The
men will sing their special song. "Step
ping in the Ughf." " Mrs. Etta Morse is
soloist. Songs will be led by R. Des
mond. ' The Asnaal Picnic of the Portland So
cial Turn vereln, member of the Amer
ican Gymnastic union, win be held Sun
i day, June 13. at Crystal Lake park, Mll
i waukle. Games ' of all kinds, singing,
dancing." Admission to park, 11c. Includ
ing war tax ; admission to dance, ladies
, 16c, gentlemen 60c, including war tax.
Adv. y:: .. if .
Bishop Samaar Speaker The bacca
laureate sermon for the graduating class
of St. Helen's Hall will be preached Sun
day morning by Bishop Walter Taylor
vSutnner at the pro-cathedral. Thirteenth
11 o'clock. - :
Steamer Iraida for - 8t- Hetens and
PalnlaK Aallv . at 9. a.m. . .
- -. 1 - . . . w UI
Alder street.- Sunday. St. Helena only.
1 :80 p. nv Adv.
. Portlaad-Kewberg Baisei leave Fourth
and Alder dally, 8:J0, :30. 11 a, m., and
1. 2:i0. 4:1B, 6:80, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday
and - Sunday. 1L p. m. ? Pnone Main
2314. -Adv. :-1:-v.-tS:!,?;
Iris Plant for Rale Choose while in
bloom for fall planting. Monteith Gar
dens, Davenport 8t. Portland Hts. Ad.
Dr. K. C Jtoiiman, Specializing in arti
ficial teeth, 307 Journal bids- Adv..
- Thieves Take Wemaa's Money Boys
are believed to have stolen 922 in cur
rency and a purse containing 17 in .n.
ver from the homo f Mrs) K. s. Matey,
EIGHT PRINCIPALS Oh
PORTLAND SCHOOLS
ARE TRANSFERRED
Eight more Portland school prin
cipals have been transferred, in ac
cordance with the. new poicy of ex
changing principals, adopted by the
school board upon recommendation
of Superintendent D. A. Grout. ,
C, N. Kigglns- after 14 years at Ladd,
will go to Sell wood; E. JHadley has
been transferred from Hawthorne to
Clinton. Kelly. I A. Reed from Clinton
Kelly to Hawthorne, W. A. Dickson from
Ockley Green to Ladd B. E. Hughson
from Lents to Ockley Green, L. H. Mor
gan from Sell wood to Lents, C, M. Staf
ford from Woodlawn o Vemon and Wil
liam . Parker ; frOm Vernon to Albina
Homestead. ; , ; ? ' '" , :."
ResidenU of Sellwood held a protest
meeting Thursday night over the trans
fer of Morgan from their district, main
taining that Morgan is an absolute, vital
need to the community, alleging that a
petition circulated by more than 700
families asking for the retention Of Mor
gan, was Ignored by Superintendent
Grout, which they considered unjust,
and finally drawing up a set of resolu
tions which they intend to present to
the school board after the election next
Saturday. ' ;:
'The people of Snllwood." said they,
"are unanimously for Morgan and they
want to know why, when- the parents,
the pupils, the teachers ask for the re
tention Of their principal, their wishes
are disregarded and thrown aside as of
no value "for the good of the schools.' "
Garage, Saturated
With! Kerosene, Set;
.On Fire and .Saved
After saturating the front end of the
Henry J. Detje home garage, 445 Sa
vier street,; with kerosene, unidentified
persons, apparently intent upon . arson,
set fire to the building about X o'clock
this morning. Joe Farrell and Jim Hop
fer, auto drivers for the Columbia Dig
ger company, saw the flamea. One no
tified the fire departments while the. other
aroused Detje and assisted in quenching
the flames with a garden hose. When
the fire was extinguished a quart beer
bottle partly filled with kerosene was
found near- the garage doors. Firemen
expressed surprise that . the gas tank
on the rear of the automobile did not
explode, as it was not more than one
foot from the fire. Both doors were
burned off. Fire Marshal Frenf ell is
investigating.
City Commissioners
Barbiir and Bigelow
Go Trout Fishing
City Commissioners A. L. Barbur and
C A. Bigelow left Friday night for a
week-end fishing trip to Elk lake, 60
miles : southwest of Bend in the Cas
cades, below Three Sisters,' from whence
have come this spring ?bearV stories of
the famous fishing to be enjoyed.
State Game Warden Bergdorff. R. E.
Clan ton of the fish propagation depart
ment of the state and. others who re-;
cently. fished the lake so bragged up its
virtues that the commissioners hastened
to enjoy some of the sport before all the
big eastern brook trout said to be living
there have become too wise to the whirl
ing spoon and fly.
At Bend this morning the commission
ers expected to be met by Fire Chief
Tom Carlon and others, who will drive
them to the lake. Both will be in Port
land again, for duty Monday morning.
S. P. Pays $5500 in.,
Bertha Crash Case;
Third Claim Is Met
On an order approved this morning
by Circuit Judge - Kavanaugh, the
Southern Pacific company has settled
with Earl i W. Hatch, father and ad
ministrator! of the estate of Ina La
Hatch, for 1 15500 for the death of the
young woman in the Southern Pacific
electric wreck at Bertha station. May 9.
The father Is the only heir and the
payment from the railway company
will be administered by him. The pay
ment ,ls said to be the third made by
the railway company as a result of
the wreck, in which nine . lives were
lost. i
Watchman Drops
Dead on Sidewalk
Andrew Munson, 60, of 571 V4 Morrison
street, dropped dead early this morning
on the sidewalk in front of the Selling
building. Death is believed to have re
sulted from heart disease. His body
was turned over to the coroner. He is
-survived Jy his wife, Mary F. Muneon,
and young son. -M tup son had been em
ploye for some time as night watchman
of the building. - r . . v u
253 "TMarke "street. Friday night Mrs.
Maley . had. been visiting a next door
neighbor when her room was entered.
She found her purse in the hack of her
home containing $2.50 in cash. '
Logger In lured at Kelso L. J. Ken
worth of 6613 Fifty-fifth avenue south
east : was brought 1 to Good Samaritan
hospital Friday night from Kelso, Wash.,
suffering from a fractured thigh and
arm. Ken worth was injured Friday aft
ernoon when a log rolled on him while
working for the Enfala Logging com
pany at Kelso. : "
Plane POet Ge to LewUtoa J. D.
Clemenee, .one of : the Oregon. Wash
ington &' I Idaho Airplane ? company's
pilots, left for Lewiston, Idaho, Fri
day . night,; to instruct a pilot in the
flying of an Oriole. M. B-. Watson is
the owner and recently : bought - the
plane.
New Cad 111a Babarbaa for sale. B. 4943.
Adv. . " .
' S. & H. Green Stamps for cash. Hol
man -Fuel Co.. Main 863. 660-21. Adv.
Miller & Tracey
High Class .Funeral Service
Main 2691 578-85
Paris Is Now Divorce Retreat
Smart Set Finds Reno Is Crude'
Reno, Nev.,' is "crude."
' The "smart set" in America." those
among them who can get along bet
ter with other persons' husbands
and wives than with their own, have
decided so. Repo Is "very . crude.
in fact, though ' it has .taken ; them
some time to ' find it out, nd how
the "fashionables' axe going to Paris
for their divorces. . ? .-.
ARTICLE TELLS OF CHAJTGK
There's an illustrated article, about
this change In social taste ih next Sun
day's Journal Magazine, ' and another
illustrated' article that fits in well ; In
this connection Is a. more or less per
sonal treatise on how much love a wife
is entitled to.
Another article has to do with the
Wedding Secret Is ;
Eeleased at Home
OfBride's Parents
1 i v : -M.
Oregon City. June 12. A complete
surprise to their friends in this city was
the announcement ; of the marriage of
Miss Eva Dye to Earl Hutchinson. May
15, at Vancouver, ; B. C, made Friday
night at a party given at the home of
thes.bride'8 parents. Mr. and Mrs. C H.
Dye, in this city. Jiews of the wedding
was kept secret from even the immme-
diate relatives of; the couple until a
week ago."' --'-.. -f... i
Mr. and Mra Hutchinson were mar
ried at St. Andrews church at Van
couver by the. Rev. J. 8. Henderson.
Their wedding trip was spent in British
Columbia. They are making their home
for the present with Mrs. Ida Hutchin
son. The bride has been teaching this
year at Raymond. Wash., having been
graduated a year ago from the Oregon
Agricultural college. Hutchinson has
been attending Reed college since his re
turn from overseas, where - he served
with the Eighteenth engineers.
Marriage Licensee
.Oregon City, .June 12. Marriage
licenses were Issued Friday to Evelyn
Taves, Oregon City, route and Homer
Prior, West Linn ; Carolyn H. Cross and
Asel J. Taber, Oregon City; Martha L.
McLarty, Oregon - City and ! William
Claire Moore. Clackamas ; Gladys M.
Thompson, Aurora, and Lucius I. Simp
kins, Hubbard. ; ( -
Colonel Miller Is
To Address Myers
: Clan at Oregon City
Oregon City.June 12. Colonel Robert
Miller of Portland wyi make the prin
cipal address at the annual meeting of
the Myers clan of the state, at Knapp's
hall here Sunday. The meeting will be
attended by 160 members of the family,
and in Colonel Miller's address the fam
ily history will t be traced back ' to . pre-
Re volution days. ? : .
A dinner will be - served- and the an
nual election of officers held. Present
officers are: Joe J. Myers, Oregon City,
president ; Mrs. Helen Warren. Port
land, secretary, and Mable Green, Leb
anon, historian. W. W. Myers of this
city is chairman of the program com
mittee. i : Marriage : Licenses i
VancouveriWash, June 12. Marriage
licenses were issued Friday as follows.:
Harry P. Pierce, legal, Seattle, and
Katbertne W. Sutton, legal. Tulsa, OMa. ;
Isaac Crouch, 45. and Llna Forbes.- 38,
Portland; Harold A. Welch, 18. and
Marie Knecht, 18, Portland ; Clarence
M. Hoy, 23, and Lillian S. Cummlngs, 20,
Portland; Edward F. Hays, 24, and
Zelma Maulding, 17. Portland ; Bert A.
3ay, 20, and Larna Davis, 19, Portland.
Pipe Bursts; Mm Closed
Vancouver. Wash., June 12. The
Plttock at Leadbetter lumber mill was
forced to shut down, this morning when
the main steam pipe leading from the
boilers to the engines "burst. The sharp
report and escaping steam " drew a
large crowd. The mill will . probably
resume in a day or two. ;
rms. . f.VlMtlMi TTf m1
$10.75 for steam. $10.60 to $13.60 for
the homo, dumped at curb. Adv.
FOR many years this bank has shown special consideration for
new and young business concerns located in Portland and, the
State. Our policy has been to extend to them close and construo
tiye co-operatione the advantages of our resources and facilities
and the benefit of oujr experience and contact with the conditions
and opportunities of the Pacific Coast. - ; ; : -, -, ; .
" 7B have dons this not only because they were customers
j . VV of this bank, but also for the prosperity and prestige of ' ' . ,; ,
, I Portland, whose success we work for and share in common.
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rebuilding of the fallen ruins of an
cient "Stonehenge."
Of particular locaj Interest there is
an Illustrated story on "Artistic Port
land," in which the city's masterpieces
or -sculpture are given special consid
eration. '.-.f-:.-, . .
AKIMAL HAS THREE BRAX9S .
An animal with ; three brams and
what he - did 1 with them - starts the
section off in interesting manner, and
there is the usual color-border first
page, with a photographic reproduction
of Rogue River; gorge in Crater Lake
National park; and the home hints and
fashions. . t; i.: -. - r, -
All these special features are in ad
dition to the i regular Sunday news
paper. . which will stress the work of
the Chicago convention and "cover the
other news of the nation, state, city
and community in the usual metropoli
tan manner. The Sunday Journal . IS
sold for 8 cents the copy.
News of the Port
Arrivals June 1a
Bakerafield. Aatertoaa ateamer, front London
via New Tork, general.
- Daisy Freeman, Amorioaa steamer, from Baa
Franciaoo, general
' Paaartura wuae It -
Klamath, Aaaerieaa ataamer, for Ban Pedro
via Saa Krancfceo, - lumber and pasaengera.
City of Topefca, Amerioan "ataamer, for Saa
Francisco via way porta, passengers and general.
Krerett American steamer, for Everett, bal
last. - - -
F. RV Biiok, American steamer, for Monteray,
Atlas, American ataamer. for Saa Pedro, bal
last. .--.
Jofcan Poulaea, American steamer, from West.
port, for San Francisco, lumber.
MARIIfE ALMAITAC
WwUnr a 8KIWI IWauUl
North Head, Jane 12. -Conditions at the
month of tha river at noon: ftea smooth; weather
clear; wind northwest. 4 mfiea.
. - " TMa at Astoria Sunday
High ator. Low Water. -
10:81 a. m....8.5 ft 4:28 a. a....0.4 ft.
10:11 p. m....3 ft. 8:67 p. m.... 3.0. ft.
i ' DAILT RIVER HBADIITGS ; i
" '8 a m., Pacifie Tlrne.
STATIONS. y Jg fgj
Wenatnhe I 40 1 2S.8 I 0.2 I O.0O
Lwiaton ....... 22 11.1 -0.2 ....
UmaUlla ....... 25 14.5 "0.2 O.OO
The Dalles ..... 40 21. 0. O.OO
Engetta... 10 2.9 0.2 O.OO
Albany" 20 3.0 -0.2 0.00
Salem ......... 20 1.6 0 0.00
Oregon City .... 12 4.1 1.1 0.00
Portland ...... . IS I 12.2" 0.4 ( 000
) Biae. ) FalL
BIVEB F.O RECASTS
Tha Willamette river at Portland will ris
very alowlj Uuring tha next three or four days.
AT KEIGHBORIHG POETS
Astoria, June 12. Bailed at 8:20 av;-m.:
Steamer Kastera Glen, for United Kingdom.
Bailed at 8:85 -a. m. : Steamer Oleum, for Port
Saa is. SaUed at 9 a. ea. : Steamer Olen. for
Yokuoama via Kobe and Pnget Sonnd. Sailed at
8 last night: Steamer CapC A. F. Lucas and
barge 83. for Ban Pedro. Arrived at 7 :0S and
left nj 9 a, m. ; Steamer Daisy Freeman, from
San Francieoo. Arrived at 7 :05 and left up
8:30 a. m. : Steamer Bakersfield, from London
via New Tork.
Astoria. June 1 1. 8ailed at 1 :40 p. m. :
Steamer Trinidad, for Sao Pedro. Left up at
4 P. m.: Steamer Atlas. -'
ban Francisco. Jane 12. Arrived at 8 a m.:
Steamer Willamette, from Portland. Arrived at
10 a. nv: Steamer Multnomah, from Portland:
Arrived yesterday: Steamer ficexport. . from New
ion, I or t-oruana.
Saa Pedro, June ll. Arrived at 2:80 p. mv:
Steamer Celilo. from Portland.- Sailed at 0 p. m. :
Steamer Waravma. for Portland via Saa Francisco.
Bailed at S p. m.: Steamer Artigaa, from Boston,
for Portland via Saa Franctaoo.
San Francieoo,- Jane 12. (t N. 8.) Ar
rived. Jan 11: Steamer Bearport, Philadelphia,
via Balboa and Saline Cms, -1:10 a. m ; ataam
er Mukilteo (barge Charles Nelson in tow) , from
Mukilteo, 1:20 a. m.; steamer Whittier, Port
Ban Lola, 8:6S a. m. ; steamer O. A. Smith.
Coos Bay. 4 :10 a. m.; steamer Admiral Nichol
soa. Santa Barbara, 4:45 a. m. ; steamer I. O.
Scofleld, Tampico. via Balboa, 6:25 a. m. ; steam
r Homboldt. Los Angelas, 6:58 a, m. ; steamer
Admiral Sohlay, Seattle, 7:25 a, m.; ataamer
Otntralia, Port Orford. 12:05 p. m.; steamer
Acme, Bandon, 12:35 p. m.; steamer Daisy
Ifsttbews, Redondo, 12:43 p. m. ; steamer West
pert, Crescent City, 1:85 p. m. ; sehooner Oak
land. Valparaiso, 2 p. m. ; steamer Vanguard,
Eureka, 2:05 p. m, steamer Yellowstone, Lkjs
Angelas, 3:30 p. m. : steamer Queen, Los An
gele,4:85 p. m. Sailed. Jan 11., ataamer
Mnkilteo. Los Angeles, 1 :80t a. m.; Eagls Boat
No. 40, for Honolulu, 6 :50 a. m. ; ahrp Annie at.
Beid.-lalbonrB. :15 a. m. ; Japanese steamer
Stiinbir" staru. Kobe, 12:45 p. m. ; schooner
Henrlette. Suva, 8:05 p. m.; steamer Praeident,
Ixw Angeles. 8:20 p. m.; steamer Carmal, Oroy's
Harbor, 4 :40 p. a ; steamer Phoenix. Green
wnod. 4:50 p. m. ; ataamer Coqnille River, Fort
Bragg. 8:30 p. m; steamer Humboldt, . Los
Angeles. 6:20. p. m.; ateamer T. S. Loop, Se
attle, 10 p. m.
Husband Asks Letters
Vancouver, Wash June 12. Letters
testamentary in the estate of Kate Prin
gue Hays, who died in Portland, Janu
ary 12, are asked by Bert Hays of Van-,
couver, the husband. In a petition filed
Friday, accompanied by the will. .
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PORTLAND FROM
LONDON, ENGLAND
In the servlee of the Columbia
Pacific Shipping company, and Wilx
liaxns. Diamond, the steamship Baki
erafield from London via ew Terk
arrived in the local harbor : to day :
In the) coast to coast service she
left the Atlantis 'l side .with ' a full
cargo but for Portland has little
better than 100 tons, Since the days
of the American-Hawaiian line coast
to coast shipments have been neglected.-?
The greater part of the ear-
! go of the Bakersfield has been IeQ
at ports all along the coast from
San Diego to Seattle. '
Outbound - the Bakersfield will take
fall cargo at Portland. This will prob
ably . be divided between wheat and
flour. ' She will dear for London via
K4w Tork and maintain original
schedule.
No new charters have been announced
for grain or lumber within the last few
days. Practically enough tonnage has
been engaged for the winding up Of the
1919 crop and the glut of the .lumber
market in the Orient has put a stop to
further charters for timber in that di
rection. Lumber for Australia Is pick
ing up aU the sail tonnage available.
Coal and copra from Island-continent
ports are an Inducement for sailers but
not, tor the large steamers. ,
CAPTAIN HAMPSOX NAMED
MASTER OP STEAMER COAXET
Captain George : N. Hampson. ? for
merly chief officer of the steam shin
Wawalona. has been named as master
of the steamship Coaxet, ,arriving yes
terday from the Orient. He succeeds
Captain Howard L. Lyons, who left
the ship at Yokohama to assume the
duties, of surveyor for the American
bureau. . He will also look after the
interests of the Admiral line steam
ships in the Japanese port. ,
UP RIVER BUSINESS SAID
TO BE SHOWING ADVANCE
For "Lewiston, Idaho. Pasco and Ken-
newick and way points, with a, fun
cargo of general freight, the steamer
Northwestern of : the Portland" Trans
portation company: left up last night.
The boat is on her fourth trip to the
upper. Snake river. .'Captain Raabe re
ports that business is . improving. Up
bound freight is heavy, but the down
stream stuff- is light. Improvement ia
snown, However, on each trip.
. : Positions of Ships
Radio from North Head gives the posi
tions of the following vessels at t p. m
june u : ... . .
Avalon, San Francisco for Raymond,
460 miles from- San Francisco.
Vosemite, Port Gamble for San Fran
cisco, 187 mues south of Flattery.
Admiral Dewey, Seattle for San Fran
cisco. 393 miles south of Seattle.
Maui, Honolulu for Hilo, 60 miles from
Honolulu. , -
CoL E. L. Drake. Honolulu for San
x-earo, eo mues from Ban Pedro.
ALL AIjONO THE waterfront
Sailing for Everett th steamer Ever
ett, latest or the Mccormick ateamer,
sailed from the Willamette Iron t Steel
tflia arternoon. The voyage to the Wash
ington port will constitute a - trial tr)f.
She will load lumber for San Francisco
and return to Portland with cement.
The steamer Astoria, .which broke a
shaft several days ago, is on the dry
dock and it ie expected that she will be
ready to resume service' the latter part
oi next. weeK.
In the service of the Pacific Mail wn
pany.- the steamship Westward Ho la
reportea as saiung rrom Baltimore to
day. - She brines full cam -for Port
land and Seattle and will load out at
t'oruand. v , 4
Via Coos Bay and Eureka for San
Francisco . with -passengers and freight,
the steamer City of Topeka will sail to
night at 9 o'clock.
The steamship Rose City, from San
Francisco, is due to arrive up during
the night.
The McCormick steamers Multnomah
and Willamette are reported in at San
Francisco from Portland with passen
gers and freight.
From St. Helens for San' Fran4aw
and San Pedro, the steamer Klamath of
Miller & Tracey
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the McCormick fleet will sail this eve
ning. Passengers were taken , to . St.
Helens on the steamer Iralda.
The steamer - Johan Paulsen, with
lumber from jWestport for San Fran
clsoo, sailed this afternoon. -
The tanker Frank H. Buck of the As
sociated line will leave down at mid
night. v - ,
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W. 0. Tipton, Pioneer
0 f R osebu rg, Drops
Dead on His Lawn
Roseburg, June 11. W. C Tipton,
one of the best-known pioneer citixens
of thisT'dty, dropped dead Thursday
evening while at work on his lawn.
He was past 60 years of age and had
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any Portland .
GrsnrUJs 8U
been in the employ of the . city street
department . for a number of years.
' Prior tq coming to Roseburg he was
the owner of one of the largest ranches
on the North Utnpqua, near Glide,
where he spent most of his life. He
leaves his wife and two sons and two
daughters, - one 'daughter, Miss Vera
Tipton, being a student at Stanford
university. .... -,. - -
Suspect Possessed
Many Ariio Numbers
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Salem. June 12. The arrest here Fri
day morning of Adolph Thomas, 22,
wanted in Spokane" for the theft of an
automobile, will, it is believed, bring to
light a systematic; program of auto-
of View
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Via IMnce Rupert
Seattle to Prince Rupert
fMnee flupen. B),
O.. fas Wlnnl.
Olt, tSuffale,
ik kevte. a
n ail
Canadian
ticket scent.
C B. iennei, (27
Vanotrater, B.
mobile thafta.. Kotes found In Thomas'
pockets oontained the license numbers
and descriptions of a number of auto
mobiles which leads local officials-to the
belief that Thomas has engaged In
wholesale thefts of automobiles through
out the Northwest.
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LADIES!
Mrs J. P. Mohan, Louia, Mo.,
Sayst
''Some time ago I purchased
an 'Almetal Household Steam
Laundry and have found it
more than satisfactory, as T
now 3o a washing- for a fam
ily of five in less than .three
houfs.r This, 4of course, in
cludes . everything. The A1
metal' makes washday a
fleasure day and I can truth
ully say that it does all you
represent it to do."
For sale on terms at the Gas Office,
Alder near Sth,
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SCHOOL i
June 14 August 1
IT. M. BABR, Pilnclpal of Irvinrtnn "
Bchool, is nerving as Prlncipwl nt .
Bummer School, assisted by Li. A.
Thaxter and W. A. Petty s. lHirlriT.
the year all are prlndpala of Port
land achoola e
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and provided for by claws work. au
pervised study, or privets tutoring.
Physical development cared for
by gymnasium training" under ex- -pert
supervision.
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Msrshfleld, Eureka and Ban FrarirLwo,
connecting with tteamers to Los Angelas
sad Saa Uiego.
to aLsstca mom ssattls
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