THE OREGON DAILY -JOURNAL,. PORTLAND.- OREGON
EAMER
BERMUDA
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TO LOAD GRAIN FOR
UNITED
KINGDOM
The ateamahlp Bermuda will load
a full cargo of grain at Portland
for the United Kingdom. She will
be dispatched, by Kerr-CHfford. The
Bermuda is a British steamship and
measures 4463 tons net, Lloyds. She
will carry about 9000 bushels of
wheat from Portland to the conti
nent and will be the second largcBt
carrier out of Portland for the pres
ent cereal year. The Pilar de Lar
- ranaga. no wloading, wilt take 9600
tons and proceed to Belfast direct.
The Nleota da Larrsnaga Is In the
'harbor loading for Kerr-Girford and
the Minnie de Larranaga ! due the lat
ter part of the week. The quartet of
' carriers will help out trie September
shipments, foreign, by a good margin.
In the combination freight and passen
ger service from Portland to the Orient
the steamship Selyo Maru Is due to
reach the river on Saturday from San
Francisco. Khe Is In to the Oregon-Pacific
Steamship company and Is operated
by the Toyo Kisen Kalsha.
The sfeamahlp Hawardln, Columbia
Pacific Shipping- company. Is northbound
from San Francisco. Hhe has cargo from
Kurope and was held up at Han Kran
ciaco for repairs. Khe has on board rags,
olive oil, canned goodaaand general cargo.
MUNICIPAL TERMINALS ARE
BUSY WORKING VESSELS
Municipal termlnaJs Not. 1 and 4 an
busy. At the former dock the salmon
ship Burgess is discharging and the
Berlin Is ready to take her place In the
slip as aoon as the Burgess has fin
ished. The St Nicholas-will be due as
aoon as the Berlin Is out, of the way
and she will be followed by the Reuce.
At No. 4 the Abercot Is working gen
eral cargo and the City of Reno .ia due
Friday with 1. 000,009 gallons of molasses
for the bulk tanks. Work has been
rushed on the elevator and the dork
commission Is Teady to handle all bulk
grain offered. The heavy movement Is
not looked for before the first of October.
. i Poriitlons of Vessels
Wsdlo reports from North Head give
positions of the following vessels at I
, p. m., September 7 :
Wshkeena, San Francisco, for Everett,
27 miles south of Columbia river.
. Hartwood, San Francisco, for Orays
Harbor, .b'ZX miles north of San Fran
cisco. Tug Storm King, witti log raft In tow,
Astoria, for San Francisco, SOS miles
from San Franclsro.
Fred Baxter. San Pedro, for Tacoma,
05 miles from Tacoma.
Colonel K. U. Drake, towing barge 95.
San Pedro, for Point Wells,- 00 miles
from Point Wells. -
E. H. Meyer, San Frgncisco, for Gray
Harbor, 106 miles south of Grays Har
bor. -- ...........
Pawlet. Vladivostok, for, Portland, 275
miles from Columbia river.
Bablnda. San Francisco, for Vancou
ver. Ill miles north, of Cap Blanco. .
Wheatland Montana, San- Francisco,
for . Seattle, - 3 miles north of Cape
Blanco. ,
Point Lobos,. San Francisco; for Port
land, 140 miles from San' Francisco.
West Jesaup; Seattle, for Yokohama,
178 miles from Flattery.
- Shipyard Worker Hart,
Carter Gates, 1209 East Main street,
was Injured in bis right Jeg Tuesday aft
ernoon when he was struck by a piece
of steel. He is a shipyard riveter. He
was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital.
News of the Port
AMvsJs fsatamSer S
. Klamath. Americas steamer. Iran 8aa Fias
euco. caneral.
WUlaaeUe, 'American staamar, frets tu
Francisco. isjamia
MARINE ALXANAC
Weather at Rhrar't sleuth
North Head. Sept. 8. Conditions at the
month of th rWer at neon: Wind (oath. IS
miles; weather char; aaa smooth.
Tides at A starts Taswaay
Hie Water: Im Water:
10:29 p. m. .S 3 feet I 4.42 S. aa. . 2.0 feet
I :zs a. m. .
10:89 a. ra. .7.1 fart
1.8 foot
DAILY BITER READINGS
8:00 a m-. Pacific tints.
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STATIONS, fl, fl."
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rmatilU I 25l 4.0 I 0.2 I 0.00
Albany 20 O.T 0 0.00
ftalrrn 20 2.0 O O.OO
Ormmn City 12 1 . 0 0 .7 0 . 00
Portland IB 8.8 0.1 0.00
( ) Rising. () Pellim.
RIVER FORECAST
Tlie WllUmetta rirer at Portland, win re
mals nearly stationary daring the aazt three
days except U affected by tha tida
AT XEIGHBORIHG PORTS
astorie, Sept. S. Arrived, mt S:40. end Wt
no at 7 lMt nfcrht. Stum WtlnuDetxe. frotn
nan Francisco, for St Helena, Sailed, at 6:40
last night, steamer Daiay Freeman, for Baa
Pnuwawo. Ballad, at 8:80 a as., 0. S. ticht
hoaa tender Rim, for aaa. Sailad, at 8:88 a
Beatue. Wash.. Sept. 8. (L N. fl.) Ar
rlred Sept. 7: Jefferson, from Southeastern
Alaska porta, 7:25 p. m. ; Rust), from Ketchi
kan and porta, at Bona. Ballad from Seattle
Kept. 8: Darbylina. for Sao . Pedro (from
Heednw Point). 8:20 a. m. Sept. 7: Admiral
Goodrich, for Southeastern AJasss, 4 p. m. ;
Admiral Farrarut, for Baa Thaco na Baa Fran
cisco, at noon; Queen, (or Tacoma, 0 p. m.
Alaska Teasels:
Valdei. Sept- 7. Ballad: Alameda, west
bound, 7 :80 p. m.
Huenne Aires. Sept. 4. Arrlred, West Nor
ranux, from Port Gamble and Port Ludlow ria
Ban Pedro.
Mtimrsn, Sept 2. Sailed, Eastern Sword,
til HratUa.
Vifltnrla, Srpt. 7. Arrired. Hanflla Mara,
from BtatUa. at 4 p. m.. and prooscdrd to
Ili.nikon- at 7:58 p. m. ; tVutana, at EaqtU
Diilt, at 7:40 p. m
Jotnoi. B, C. Brpt. 7. ArriTad. M. 8. Pa
clfl. from Victoria.
Port TownMnd, Bept. 8. Pataed in. Cadney.
fo- Raattlr, at 7 :80 a. m. Pifnd in. Septem
ber 7. Jeffenoo, (or Seattle, at 8 .SO a. m.;
ITortdencia. for Tacoma, at 10:30 a. m.; 11 a.
nv denan (pf.
Ererett. Bept 7. Railed. W. B. Potter, for
Gariota.
Tacoma. Bept. 7. Arrired. Proridenda, from
Santa Ro-alie ria Ban Kranciaco.
Ketchikan. Sept. 7. Smiled: City of Seattle.
Tthboand. p. -m.: Spokane, amUiboaiid. at
sees. - Sept Bailed: Priaeasi Mary, aorta
bo and, 8 p.t m. " . .
t. S. dradss Coloaal P. 8. afitchi. for aaa.
Steamer Haztnrn. boond from Portland. Taeoraa
ana Ban FraiMaaon, for Glaamw. Daakirk. Urar-r-errt,
reported off Bianop Rock, aasaM troablei
makins fira kaota per hour.
Baa Praaciaeo Sept. T. Bailed, at Boon,
alcamer 'ttjr of Topeaa, tar Eureka,' Cooa Bay
and Portland. - , . - v.
Sydney. Sept 4. Arrived, aebooaer Goidca
Rhora, from Cohrmbis rirer..
San Padre. ' Bept 7. Bailed, at 8 p. m .
ataamar R print-field, far Portland ria Saa ITran
aaeo. frami Boston. ,
Astoria, Sept .7 Arrired. at 2:0 and left
op 8:80 p. m., ateamer KUmaih, from Has
Fmneiaan. '
Ban Franfciaro. Bept. 8. (L N. S.) Ar
rieed. 7th: Wapama. Uaa Anaelea, 12:11 p,
m.: Jap cruiser , Kaaaso Taroka. Portland,
Maine. 8:10 p. m.; Star of Chile. TJsaahik.
8 :SO p. m.i: Beiyo Mara, Valparaiso, 8 ;80 p. m. :
Naahacaa. Bristol jBay, 8 40 p. ra.; Admiral
Ntrbolann. BanU Barbara, 8:20 p. m : Hakn P.
IHew. Loa Anfelea. 7:80 p. m. Sailed. 7th:
Phoenix. Loa Ancetea. 10:60 p. m.i Uorernor.
Ioa Ancehn. 1 1 :2S p. m. : Pmideat. Beattte.
11:2 p.. si.; Ctttof Topcka, Portland, soon;
Sheridan, ManiUVn 2:20 p. m ; Eaatera Ad
miral. Kobe. 1 :20 p. m. ; Arctic. ort Brass.
6:06 p. m.; ArrrU. Port San Luia. 6:18 p. m.;
Initrh ateamer Tjitaroem, Taroma. 6:15 p. m.;
Charlaa Christeneen, WUUpa Harbor. 6:46 p m.;
Alliance (John Wuithrop ia tow), Ixx Anaalea.
8:16 p. aa. Humboldt, Los Anceiea, 6:16 p. m.;
Daniah matorabip Annam. Copenhasaa. 8:85
p. mi Johanna SmHb. Cooa Bay. 11pm.
Ban Fraaeiaeo. Sept. S. (I. N. S- Ar
rired today: Maneaater Caatle, from New Terk.
13:25 a MohinkU, Hilo. 2:0 a .: ban
E. U. Phelpa, ia tow tus Sea Kim., Port Ban
Lois, 8:15 a as. : Yoaemite Port Iud)ow, 6:85
a. ra. i Arakm, WUlapa Harbor. 7:15 a m.;
Manoa, Honolulu. 6:45 a m.; Star of India,
Nushacaa. 9:20 a. m. Saued today: Bane
Knlierton, la tow tus Fearieaa. Port Ban Lai it.
1 a. m. ; at. S. Oraawn, Kcbalaaa rirer. 10:25.
Alili. ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Klamath is discharging
general cargo at Couch street dock for
the Parr McCormlck line and will shift
to Municipal No. 1 to discharge asphalt
At Couch street the Willamette will berth
and follow the Klamath to Municipal
No. 1.
William Pownelt formerly purser of
the steamer Georgian a. will go out In
that capacity on the steamer Undine
Wednesday anight He will relieve Harry
Blanchett. who is on vacation.
The U. a Dredge Colonel P. a Miehie,
sailed from Astoria for Grays Harbor
Wednesday morning.
The steamer Multnomah of the Mc
Cormlck line, arrived at Astoria Wednes
day afternoon. She will be due in Port
land Thursday morning.
The lightship Relief left at from As-
sTk - . i
toria 'at 18 o'clock Wednesday morning
to take station off the moutir of the
ColumSia. relieving the ship Umatilla
Reef. -i !
From Vladivostock. the steamship
Paw ley. .Admiral line. Is due to reach
the mouth of the river . Thursday
morning. u
e i
Accused of sBdng Osjt Isite
Epitacion Duarte, 19, Mefcican, was ar
rested ' on , the west side by Pstrolmen
Lawrence aad 'Anderson early Tuesday
morning on a charge of being out after
hours. Observing the two policemen, the
man Is' said to have nut. going through
private grounds.:
"Something
new and
snappy with
a ki-C'k "
That's what one's ap
petite demands dur
ing these tag-ends of
vacation and summer
days.
That's what you get
if you scitd the above
message out to our
chef for
Lunch, Dinner or
Breakfast at Any
Hour Up to
9 o'Clock
Popular prices, too
for specials or table
d'hote.
Smperfal
i!)otcl
ow the filmiest of summer
materials are practical
' ..i
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How to Jannder sheer
fabric
Uss one til hsfmsg-ul af Lasto
a caHaa of wexsr. Whisk ta s
rich aether msva hot wetsu Lat
wfeaaa daofa soafcfot a saw
kmw Ptsss the suds through
agmm sad sars. Do sax tub.
Rinse at rTsilhnr sslsii uil dry
in the sun.
Fsr aicn U aid wesar unal
snakesssifrssiwiiL Wsshejuidte
If snd rfasa) la tbese lusawaxsx
wetsa. Dry m d, hsde.
You'canwash them with perfect safety
THE sheerest batistes and nainsooks, the finest handker
chief linens, cobwebby voiles and organdies they can
give as. good service today as gingham!
It is all a cuestion of how vou wash them. NanrraTV
tvhen you nibbed soap into them, and scrubbed it c again,
those delicate fabrics never used to last ! The fine things
could not stand it. But there is no rubbing with Lux just
the sousing through rich foamy Lux suds, the gentle cleans
ing that gossamer fabrics demand.
With Lux your blouses and gowns may be evtr so filmy
yet softly cleansed and protected.
Your grocer, druggist . or department store has Lux
Lever Brother Co, Cambridge, Mass.
Nothing jo ddicate as lux
for dainty summer frocs
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Girl Singer Falls
Dead Beside Piano
Redding, Cat. Sept. . (U. P.)
Afadellne MencUey. aged 1(. daughter
of sirs. Josephine MencUey of Rock
Springs; Wya. fell dead here last night
while singing beside a' piano. . Shs was
visiting, relatives her. ... .
' Stnindbors Appointed ;' .
Appointment on the, membership of two
Important committees of national oeganv
xatlons has . been' ; received by ' ; W. , P.
Strsndborg. ' He has-been made a mem
ber of the transportation committee of
the American Klectric Itajlwar associa
tion for 'the coming annual convention
at Atlantic City next month.' and.; with
Colonel J. Cranston, division manager
of ' the -General Electric .company, will
have charge of working up the delegation
from the Pacific"" Pforth west" The "other
appointment is on the educaUonalcom.
mlttee of tn Aasssjlated Advertising
Clubs of the World, which wit have
charge of standardising educational pro-'
grams for local advertising clubs and to
direct the inorease In club memberships.
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jf RTISTIC and of much practical benefit, too, is
the booklet we have just issued. The draw
QsyVyings by Harry Wentz of the Portland Art
Association are beautifully executed. The text outlines
the function of each of our departments and points the
ways in which you can use them.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND OREGON
THE FIRST NATIOMAL BANK "WEST
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Home-Furnishers' Week
At Feldstein's
"THE HOME OF
FURNITURE BARGAINS"
All this week is Home Furnishers' Week at Feldstem's. Items, in every
department of our entire building are reduced, so that you may secure
anything needed fo your home at a special reduction. Come" in early
and make your selection- A small deposit will reserve any article. Be
low are just a few of our specials.
Davenports
la Large Assortment, at Big
Reductions.
175.00 leathercraft or muleskin,
very pretty design, roomy and
durable. Special , Pj2 5Q
95.00 genuine
Leather Davenport
$73.50
Dining Room Set
Special for Home Furnishen'
Week Round Table. Buffet
with mirror, and six Chairs,
in a number of designs and
finishes. Your ?firt Kfi
choice complete tiJOlseJl
Bed and Mattresses
Especially Low Priced
2-inch Continuous Post Steel
Beds, regular 2f.00 value, fin.
ished in White. Ivory and Brass.
Priced at $14.75
Cotton Felt Mattresses, full or
H size, 40-pound yeight, value
118.00. SpeciaJ $11.95
Ok Floss Mattresses, U5.00
vtlue v $18.95
MHHsss
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Big Rug Special
We made a most fortunate purchase of Rugs of the highest standard makes, which
are damaged so slightly that it is unnoticeable. For this lot we offer the following:
Chenille Rues. 9x12, $150 value, 2 Imperial Ardebil Rugs. 195.00
at $95.00 vlue .. $145.00
4 Wilton Rugs, 195.00 value, 65.00 8-3x10-6 Axmlnster Rugs
at $145.00 special .-$45.50
9x12 Grass Rugs $10.95 SxlO Crass Rugs special. . . .$9.95
Other specials in Tapestry Brussels, Wool Fibers, etc.. In large variety.
Feldstein Furniture Co.
First and Yamhill Streets . .
No. 8. Galyanized
Boilers
$2.75
No. 8 Copper Bottom
Boilers
Special $3.50
8"..
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1.00, Brooms
Special
60c
See Our
Utensil
Department
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Mild1
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Rrinforccd rteT-
T6s Mart ( fear i n tax.
lu; l'loa til. l'ortlasd. Or.
- There is;
bo robetitute for imported
'Pompeian ;
Olive Oil '
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One of These
Splendid Homes Will
Surely Fit Your Needs
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A KPLRIVOID III VKNTM KM
At III Oral Ave. .Fries ttt8.
Beautifully situated en east bank of
river and aurrounded by hlsri-rlaoa real
dences ; four rooms and two fireplaces
first floor. Klve rooms and fireplace '
second floor.
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Is Eastmurelaad 1
Near Ueed Collrfe 1
Corner Est I2d snd Tolmsn. "Price
$12,500. On ais-htly corner, rrounds cover
over 2 hi lota. House in excellent condi
tion and ready to move into. Nine rooms)
and five additional rooms on third floor!;
one designed for billiard room : twp
bitha, two fireplaces, carafe and chil
dren s Play nouse.
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Ovariocele Maslelpsl Oalf Liaka
Ia EaatsiorelaM
No. CrjsUl SprlnsrsBlvd. Pries)
17850. Five beautiful rooms and bath on
ens floor, with room upstairs for two
mora Finest of interior finish ; oak
floors : every convenience In the kitchen.
Including bulltin Hooaler cabinet. Auto
matic Oasco furnars snd water heater;
frarasa ; lot . i&100 : all tmprovementa
n and paid for. Compare this for beau
ty of design, convenience and quality of
construction with anything in the city.
Hew If-Tlastoa Baaralow
At Csr. lttb aaa Bracee. Price I7S8
Five rooms, papered walls, bullttns.
hardwood floors, linoleum in bath and
kitchen ; large second floor unfinished
with finished atatra Fine lighting fix
tures, enameled woodwork : garage, vary
sightly earner lot with view of Mount
Hood.
Lead's Addition
No. M4 Lavdd avenue. Price TSM.
This property , la in Portland's choicest
cloae-in district. Two story house, 4
rooms first floor, 8 rooms and sleeping
porch second floor. Just rsfinlsbed inside.
" Some of these houses msy be bought
on terms almost like rent
LADS ESTATE COMPAJtT
848 Stark Street. Mareaall saM.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN
SEASIDE LOTS
50 Cut ifi Prices
BUY NOW AND BUILD YOURT
SUMMER HOME LATER
The owners of the Csrtwrlfht Park,
Kesalde. Oregon, authorise, until Oc
tober 1. a flat reduction in prices of
60 per cant on sll lots west of the
Necsnicum.
Prices heretofore hsvs been from
175.00 to S700. Now the same lots can
be secured st a price -of from SJ7.M
to S3&0. Including lots on the NecsS
icum river, lots In Spruce Urove. iota
The purpose of this reduction la
price la to encourage buying, so that
if sufficient ssles srs made the own
ers will bs enabled to make certain
improvements . that will benefit the
whole tract.
This offer only good until October
1. For further particulars. Inquire
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