The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 29, 1920, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text4- I IN IRON RANK IN HE SEES PORTLAND II MARINE BUSINESS Betterments of Facilities Promises Steady Port Growth, Says John Hansman, Regarding Cargoes. "Portland stands in Una ta be the foremost shipping port on the Pa cific coast." said John H. Hansman. vice president of the George S Bush 3v. customs brokers, in dis cussing, the increased, facilities for the handling of In and outbound cargoes at Portland for that com pany. ." ' "Portland has not suffered the set back due to overgrowth as have San Franclsoo and Seattle," continued Hans man. : "Grain and lumber are here -and the rate question is now in such a state that water shipments for the next fiscal year will eclipse aU periods and -Port land wiU be in the front rank.' , .., E. H. Lm of Seattle, fermerlr North ern manager for' C. t. Valentine & Co. of New Ydrk. has been engaged to assist H K. Upplncott, local representative of BUBO. ' - M. Muir. secretary, will be retained in that capacity. New offices will be opened with an enlarged force and the efficiency of the firm enlarged to meet the demand of the heavy shipping that will make an epoch in the exports and Imoorts of Portland. B. E. ZJppincott has been in command ot the affairs of the local office of Push & Co. for the past 25 years and then some." lie has bandied everything from a catboat, sky-sail yarder to the modem shipping board boats. Increase In Port land's business demands jnore space and extra help. YOAKUM RESIGNS AS HEAD OF FU2ET SALES DIVISION Business affairs of a personal nature, which have assumed wider proportions because of the death, of . his father at Los Anxeles recently, have prompted C (X.Toal(um, In charge of the affairs of the division of supply and sales, Emerg ency FJeet corporation, west of the Rockies," to tender his resignation " to officials at Washington. Ue intends to eo to the family home at Lxa Angeles and devote his efforts toward Southern California interests, W. C. Hunter of New Orleans has been named to euo- ceed him. I j It is expected Yoakum will be re lieved shqrtly and he fully hopes, to ttim over the affairs of the district before the week ends. His retirement marks more than a year in charge of the sell ing of surplus shipbuilding material and equipment on the. Pacific Coast, as he assumed the directorship of the western district a year ago in June. In that time a considerable portion of the stocks held at Coast yards and concentration points have been moved into various channels, general industrial plants hav inr benefitted through the selling of the property as well as virtually every ship -.construction' organisation' on the Coast. ; - Though his district duties have kept him moving much of the time from San Pedro to Seattle Yoakum says he has particularly enjoyed his work and friendships in Portland, This city is the headquarters of the division, ,,.-. ' SCHOONER DEFIANCE SPRINGS IiEAIC BUT KEEPS SAIXXNO Aberdeen, Wash.,! Aug. 28. The schooner Defiance, reported yesterday : as going aground and leaking, is on her way to Honolulu, according to a mes- ' sage from her master, which, was re ceived here last night. The dlspatcb stated that the pefjance was taking water at an inch per hour but that the ; pumps could handle the situation. Re- ports that the Defiance went aground and was assisted to deep water by the ;tug Cudahy were denied upon the re- turn of the tug. ? ; - News of the Port Artvafs ausurt X - EI Senodo. Axaarieaa steamer, (ran lB Franeiaco, ou. - " ' . bares n. ij. anenesa sen, irost tu Fnncuco, ou. j . 1 . w. tr. nemn, ameneaa newer Frauriaco, via fort Bran, tanbark. TrelHaMck. British ataaaaar. for Casa Town aad Durban. Sanaa, flooe, Pearl SbalL aYaaerieaa ataaaaar. for Ssattla. aC is srasaM. f rem lea MARI7B ALVAXAG ' . , :- '' Ties at Astoria Mon4ay ' Risk wtt-l:01 a. m.. -7.se fast: 1:SS P. as... S.O feel low Ur 1 :35 a. m.. 0.1 fart; T:8 B. ),, 0.9 faat . , , .. I Astoria, in, la, S.IIJ mt'9 n m WlMiiif mumam. jor baa rearo. Tia.ttan rnnewoo. Left up tt 1 a. m. Staamer EI Secundo. from Han Fianctscov. Arrived at midnifht and left up a. BB.ttlsiar W. , Hsrrln. J mm ioau;rr. ap at 10 a. m. -ie No. S3, from Ban Fnneneo. Arrived at 1 and left up 2:15 p. Steamer Johaa Panlses, from Saa 1'rw- civx. Tia Fart Rrmic. Sailed at 2:80 n. m. Irtaamer Pearl BbelL for meet BoumL sailed si 4:80 D. m. HrltUta staaaae TraJliaaioa. to Cap Town and Durban Banco. Mas Franeiaoo. An. 28. Arriretl at 10 last night Steamer : City of Eeoo. fro at Greag-s-iDonth. Scotland, vis Pnaet Hound and Portland. ArriTcd at a. m Mtaaaaar 8tael Trader. Tom ForUapd, lor. New Tork. -Arrirad at. neon Steamer Rom City, from Portland. ' - Oooa Ba. Aoa. 28 Arriwd at S wu Btaaraer Qity of Topeka. f rom . Saa fianciaeo. ia avnTCaa, fea- roruajMl. Shanghai, Auc. 24. Arrived SUamer Ww kma, from Portland. Tia, Xobev for Honskonf . Port Toviuend, Auc. 28. Sailed at 6 - hut itiabW-TuaT Riorum liolraka, towioa bank t a Una Annia M. Bolpb, from Siuupnau, ihulad. for Culaatbia riT. . - - Aatarav Au. 2T. ArriTed at P. m. Steamer El BecaBdo. towmc Bum No. 93, f ram Han granctoco. ' - S rUa riro. An. 2T. irrindV at V S. BU Btaamar iJarappart. from Portland. San Franeiaco. A of. 28. I. N, .) Arrived Ante. 27 Frank H. Buck. Astoria, 1:10 n.ro. : Admiral Xaey. Loa Ancelea, S :40 p. m. ; Jr- : an Colombia rWe. ' :10 p. SM Japaaesa Genoa Mara. Nrw Tork, via Balboa. :ltt p. at.; City of Keno, Aatoria. B :45 p. m. ; achoonr teniae; Berins aea, 10 p. m.; Trank D. Sumt. Brock lnca. 11:30 p. m. Hailed; Anc. 27 Destroj.ra Bum and aLeade, for San Inr go. 10:60 a. am. ; transport Marcia McCarthy, New Tork, 12 .IS B. o. It 8. Sierra. Tecoma. U-SD P- m-J tieroor. Lea Acfeiea, 8 .1 S rv m.( Curacao, Conn to. ria ho Aniica, t:26 p. m.; Japanese ateajBer CelabeaHara. Cienfnetqa, 8:20 p. so.; British steamer Crow of GaJicia, Liverpool, n Seattle, 3:20 p. m. ; Acme. Coos Bay. 4:45 p.m.; Weatport, Crescent City. 6:45 p. m.X Moltnomab,. la Ancetea and Sua Dieajo. 8:20 p. m. AraiTad. Aug. 28 Lyman Stewart, Se attle. 12:26 a. m. ; Steel Trader. Colombia rtrer. 4:40 a. m. : Coqailla Kfer,-Fort Brace, 6:5 a. ra. ; Phoenix. Greenwood. 5 80 a. in. ; Eacla, Nrw York. 5:40 a. ta. ; ties Foam. Xl.ndocino, 6;1S a a. Ilartwoad, Grsya Harbor, t:28 . m-S barca Fulltrton, In tow ta afearlesa. Port ian Luia. T:i0 a.j U Primers, Taltal, 8:23 a. m.' Charters British ateamar Isia, 6!5fl4 tone Cohjinbia riier to United Kincdom, wbaat-floiu. lis, by Kerr, Gilford Notice to Mariners anesa Siberia Mara. 6:45 a. m.; fultnomaki Caotain Bora of the ateamer Admiral Farra cnt reports by radio ha Tine passed a partly submerged power boat, dangerous to nancation. in position S miles 80 decrees trua from Blip Point. Straits of Juan de Fncs, at 9 p. m., August 24. GEORGE E. CA.VIT, . V. S. yary Hyh-oaTrapbic Of lie. Loop Road Location Is to Be Celebrated Sandy, Or:, Aug. 28. Plans' are .tak ing shape here for a big jubilee picnic to be held in Melnigs grove on Labor day, September 6, to celebrate the locating of the MC Hood loop road. Estacada, Ore gon City, Gresham and every way point, from Bull Run to XSovernment camp tet elusive, are, invited to furnish a' part of the program -and to add to the pleasure of the day. Speakers of note are being engaged' and an all-day : affair is planned. "V B G BROTHER FARM ENDS FOR SEASON Institution Passes Most Success ful Period j Plan to Receive j;. 80 Boys in '1921. t Th Si? Brother farm, . conducted bjr Mr. ui4 Mrs. Chester Lyons Just outside the city . limit of Xbanon, closed Saturday for the summer and the last group of boys , returned to Portland."; The year "Just closed - is said to be the roost successful iq the history of tjhe farm, ' , For pext year Miss Georgia Kiger has been retained as assistant matron.. Miss Kiger is specializing in Jha boy problem. It is planned to care for at least 80 boys next year. Lyons is connected with the court of domestic relations in Portland. The season just ended was the seventh in the history of the farm, which opened in 1913 with only 12 boys. ' The boys live regular lives of regular habits, rising at daylight and. retiring at 9 p. rrt' unless there is something special going . on They are taught to farm, to make ear den, to eook. to milk and care fop stock. They are taken on hikes and taught the rudiments ef woodmanship. Special farm chores are combined with pleasure jaunts and games, and one of the attractions Of the farm is an old, trwlmming hole. The boys are taken each summer to Ihs famm imtll h nreulK. Veara Of BX9 and the manager of the. farm keeps .in J An. tv a i - n aa w eV aayamOfP ae A aVVaaa. laacs arPaVa all Si Vlslrf fTitT raATsOfW 1 a.a.Ti7 U1CJ -sb w a.Aava av w wia w ' sible Jobs. Objection Is Made To Fence, Between . ' City and Reservoir " ' i - - -." ' The) PaHeg. Ang. ZLrSeeking a tem porary ioJuncUort to preYOnt Edward Wicks from, obstructing the right Of ay leading to the reservoir and waters of Mill creek A. 'Hudson. C. W. ClroJo and J, T.:Borick. members of The Dalles water commissloni, Saturday asked the circuit court "' to remove the . fence of Wicks' across this ; road permanently. It is set forth "in the complaint that this is the only road by which inspection of the water eurjply of the city can be made. ... ... . Saturday marked an epoch in the his tory of The Palles, when a brand new water wagon made its maiden appear ance on Second street, thus supplying a long felt need In the way of clean streets. Machinery Breaks : " Woman Is injured Newport, Or., Aug. 28. Ed 0berg, workman on the South beach Jetty, suf fered, a severe wound in the -right ami when hoisting: : : -machinery. broke. A piece went through the arm. He was brought here for medical treatment. CAFT. TORY DECORATED FOR RESCUINQ JAPAXESE Captain Z. B. Murry, master ef the steamship Paw let, has been decorated by the Japanese government in recognition of his rescue of 13 Japanese fishermen 800 miles off the coast of Japan last May. On a return voyage from oriental ports, the Pawlet sighted a wrecked craft adrift 300 miles off the southern shore of Japan. Thirteen fishermen (Were rescued and brought on to Port land, whero the brown men were sup plied with clothing and comforts by the local consul, ,who arranged .for their return borne on a Japanese steamer out bound from Portland for Yokohama, VsrCORMICK lilXE TO RAISE -Y PASSENGER FARE ON SEPT X Effective September 1, passeng-er rates -1 on vessels of the Chas.- R. McCormick company will be advanced 20 per. cent i The advance is in line with other com panies operating on the -Coast and with the rate schedule In effect by the rail lines. ; . -- . Including war tax the new tariff an- '? nounced - by the McCormick company ' will be 325.90 San Francisco and $48.18 San Pedro. The steamship Wapama. 4 sailing from Astoria Sunday, will be the last under the old scale. , - Hall Gas Floor Heater . Ko Faii 2T llrt Claaa 'Healthfal j FaraaesHsat I3JTBODUCTOET PB1CK :' $65 . . Hall Gas Furnace Co. 187 PAEX ST. Jaat SsaU ! Marle Slain IMS. Washington at Fifth JEN NINO'S "THE HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE" Washington , at Fifth 0 TIE LAST- AMD GREATEST WEEK Irresistible Savings on Thousands of Dollars' Worth of Furniture ami: Furnishings. t Carefully Note the Big Savings for the Final Clearance Days! Special Sales of Floor Rugs . Short ' lines are offered this "week at reduc ytions worth while. Ask to see these: $ 75 Wilton .Velvet Rugs, 9x12 (JJKi ' fTA ' size (fou,r only) ;..;i.,tIyTCsDu $ 95 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 CrfZ Eft ..size (three only)...., tD UoOU $105 Wilton Velvet, Rugs, 9x12 (JJFT- . size three. only) : , D XeOU ' $135 Fine Wilton Rugs, ' 9x12 Q fj P ( size (two only) 4 eOU v $195 Royal Ka-Shan Rugs, (J- OT KA ' y 9x12 sizet (two only) ... tj) XO ItUU Linen KTearflax Rugs in Various Size9 ' Ntjw Shipments in Artistic Colors . Have Just Been Received A Group of Cretonnes, Assorted Patterns Regularly 75c to $1.00 , ' Only 53c the Yard! Lovely For Pillow Tops I ' . - "" - i Special 46c Yard! Tapestries. Velours. Shown in pej Ivpry and Repps and Brocades white; plain or hemstitched NC'l,s " Dws borders; all 38 inches wide.- at Important Reductions.' Mahogany and Cane Davenports The largest and finest showing in Portland. 'Come "and see -our wonderfully fine exhibit of these handsome pieces. Moderate prices and, liberal credit ; 1 Denim Upholstered Davenports Priced $98.50 ' ' and Up. Living-Room Pieces Reduced $275 Tapestry and Velour Upholstered ! Davenport only. . . i . . . . . . S167.50 $ 62.50 Solid Mahogany Rocker ; .... $ 46.85 $ 55.00 Solid Mahogany- Rocker. 41.25 $ 85.00 Solid Mahogany Rocker. . 63.75 .( :;- -" I AH the above upholstered in fine tapestry. : Chairs and Fireside Chairs at Similar Reductions. i All-Mahogany Queen Anne I Dining Suite i Rejgularly Priced $750 -j Only $523.75 This wonderfully handsome suite is , shown -today in one of the-Washington-street windows. jThere 'are 10 pieces in the suite, all highly fin- ished. We have .but. one suite, like this to ' sell. Take "advantage of the price. Large Table, , Serving Table, Large Buffet, Handsome China Closet, Five .Chairs and Carver with Leather Seats, i Liberal Credit, If Desired. i j Reed and Fiber Furoiture ; I - ; . - - - j a Our. third floor hold? a very large exhibit of this most delightful 'furniture. Substantial re ductions : are' in effect on scores of fine" pieces. I Come ' this week ' and i make your selections. !" 1 .- ; i , ? -- ?' '.i1-. ': -C' J"'. ..- .- -r; . . ;;.J-4 l ? i ' : "' ' ' .' -j"': V jj :" - " ' " '--V '- if ( f Groups, q New Silk Lamp . Shades I ; Regularly $120 and Upwards. ; - Offered at Special.. Discounts -f 1 - BEDROOM FURNITURE Entire suites and separate pieces of practically every kind for bedroom and boudoir use, in all of the styles and finishes. A" wonderfully interesting showing. - Fine Pieces for the Bedroom : , at (Great Reductions $175.00 Ivory Enamel' Dresser with French Q"j QO OK . .plate mirror ..,,:..;,., X JL i $ 59.50 Ivory "Enamel Dressing Table with 1 A ri Q pT triple ciirrors ..'.. Dt OtJl. $54.00 Ivory Enamel Full-Sie Bed ; for $4335 $ 59.50 Ivory -Enameled Chifferobe for 85 $ 70.00 Ivory Enamel Dresser with French dpQ f7E plate mirror .PJO 3 $125.00 Ivory Enamel " Dresser with French CJ Q S 71 plate mirror" .,.,, .,,,,.... tj)70 I fJ "'Sec this display of odd bedroom'' pieces in the Washington - T-'-- . - - street window. - . - - , Principal Portland Agents for th Butterick Patterns AU Mew Fall Styles Now Show In ff Fall Ueiineator ;Cow la. "The Store That Undersells Because It Sells for Cash" ' : "Extra!- ; K.:-r-.'-- ": I : li t- - , Special Freo Lessons In ths' Us of the Three Point Em broidery Keodlea at Our Art OoocJs Section. Don'tMlsaThem Don't Fail to Profit by This Sale of lkRe mnants Half Price Women who attend tbls stlcV will find til Sorts of desirable lengths from one to f v yards In short lengths and remnants of silks, Including Crepe de Chines. .Taffetas,- Mesca lines. Dress Satins. Tub Silks." LlMn" Silks, Charmeuse. Crepe Meteor etc.. irt plait shades. plaids stripes and fancy silks air colors and Qualities. t Widths from 36 to 40 Inches.. Comaj Early Recurs All the AdTanUfea of . -J-No f ho Order. TJons Stat C O. D. r by Mail 7 Extra! . - ,.,F " , Crochet Bed Spreads $3.48 Larg double feed 5U Crochet Bed Spreads . -they come hemmed ready for use assorted d signs, in white only. Special $3.48. ; Zephyr Ginghams Just Arrived! H- r: r 75c Yard l ' ; Hundreds of yards of standard -Uuality ;Zephyr dinghams. , AU desirable colors in plaids stripes' , and check styles. , " i . . rJ- r -'' ' Aluminum Preserving Kettles $1S5 to-quart Aluminum Preserving Kettles of me dium weight Only 100 to dispose of at this low prl(je. Monday only $1,95. - '" ... Iia Caasm Setiek : Satin Bed Spreads $5.40 -A, marvelous Talue these White- Satin Bed Spreads. 'already hemmed-i-a variety of desiuni to select f com. Special $5.40. . i New Dress Ginghams at 45c Yard Unlimited choice from pretty plaid styles, also i plain ; cotora. checks' and stripes. Brand new goods that will wear and wah satisfactorily. 'f Coffee Percolators at $1S5 One of the best known and reliable makes--6-Cut Aluminum Coffee Percolators. Especially priced at $l,95a - ' , Hints for Canning "Mon Jar,.' quart via, destm.", . . . . . . . ,...90cj I No. 12 S1t Jar Rubbers . . ... V. . . . .... . -5c Good Uck Jar Rubbers 10c, or 3 for ... , , ,25q Mssen Jar Cap., 4ei sC : Suits . Are Most Fashionable for Fall Priced From $35 to $150 , ; ; ' " 'Distinctive ''suits in the new, correct styles. This early showing features a goodly collection of handsome suitswhjph typify the smartest styles, the choicest fab rics and the finest tailoring. You will be delighted with the richness of the materials Serges, Tricotines, Yalama, Silvertones and others equally as desirable. Some are braid or .fur-trimmed, also embroidered effects. Styles are varied from the belted straight, lines and the ripple effect for the youthful miss. They, come in various shades, the most popular being navy, and brown: Sizes 14 to 50. To see these new Suits is to desire them and their very mod erate pricings make possession far from difficult. ' ' Lot 5c Yard A fine line of French and Domestic Val Laces In matched sets and separate edges, also imitation cluny. torchoa and filet edges and insertion. Dainty "Laces Lot 2 At 10c Yard rr. Pretty Val Sets and Edges-Hmitation crochet, filet and Iuny edges and bands linen torchon laces, platt valj. etc.. hi an assortment of patterns. ' Men You Are Assured of Satisfying Values In trustworthy "merchandise "when purchasing in our Popular Men's Section .Every taste and, every purse may be suited. We are showing: Fancy Dreaa Skirt from ..... .$2.49 to $15.00 Four.in-Hand Ties from ......... .f0c to $3.50 Fear-ia-Hand Knit Ties from . . .75c to $2.50 SUk Plated Half Hose trim. . . -7Gc to SI 5 Pair Pure Silk Half Hoae from. ..Sl.OO S3. 15 Pair Athletic Union Suiu from. . .S1.C0 52.50 Su.t Jersey Ribbed Union Suits from. . . .$2 to $3 Suit Women's Silk Boot Hose At $1.50 Pr. Extremely fine SUk Boot 'Hose In drop-stltch patterns In colors blade, white, nary and cordoran, etc. Sizes 8 V to 10. A dependable stocking at a low price $1.50 pair. AlS9. Si1k an4 Merceriaed Hosiery fn the popular heather shades at $1.50 pair. ' GREAT SALE OF WOMEN'S High-Grade Aprons At $1.79 v v ';,.-: :-i v -".rw ;-" :'t,S- . j. - ' - ' - i W Orer Sixty Different Styles and Every One Barcain Fail to fill your Apron needs at this sale and you'll miss a saving opportunity that will not ajain beTeresented for many a day. This offering consists of all odd lots, single garments, samples, slightly mussed counter and window goods, end sizes, etc., and at this low price Insures Immediate disposal. ' You may'select from over -6b deferent styles, including smart House Frocks. Porch Dresses, chic Pin if nre Mary Adams. -Dainty Maid and other novelties too numerous to mention. All are extra win wade and neatly finished throughout and you have choice from Amoskeag and Bates Ginghams, rhimbrav and Overcount Percales in pretty plaids, checks, color combinations, etc. Every con tv! The hieh-waisted shoestring belt Slipoyers-p-the smart ricrac trimmed Slipon Pina foreshe full gathered ricrac trimmed Dainty Maid, and the more conservative wide belted Q f"7Q cop en and Indigo styles. C? Also a number of desirable models for stouts. Unrestricted choice OX. I Our Store -Now Opens at 9 A. M. Jhz licit i:i Value The Best in Quality Store Closes at 5:30 P. LI. O a . 4L te e avs lijri5 , ct6 P.T.I.