IMS CM
. WITH FLOUR OF
Clearing from Portland (or the
continent, tbt steamship Memphis
(British) cot away Tuesday hnorn
ing with a flour cargo valued at
$1,171,001 The steamer carried
10M83 barrels loaded by Balfour.
Outhrte dc Co. The Memphis is the
fourth of the foreign grain carriers
t get away for the month of Octo
ber and each have carried immense
cargoes. ' Reduced to a basis of
wheat the cargo of the M.mphU
will run 418.72! bushels.
Following- the Memphis flown the, river
the British steamship Heilbronn. Kerr.
Glfford, proceeded to Astoria to finish
wheat . At Portland h took 'on t500
tons and at Aatoria will loda 4000 tons
BBore. The Hilbronn will probably take
v in riatf from the Co-
vm . j
ids. now in the river, is for wheat ana
will run 5678 net tons larser than the
Heilbronn. The two veaaels will carry
cargo valued at more than $1,000,000
each and will proceed direct from Port
land to the continent
The first American bottont chartered
for-grain since the early part of Aug-ust
Is the Weat Cahokia, 1661 net tons. She
ha been taken by the Portland Flouring
Mills company and la now at Ban Fran
cisco with general cargo from Philadel
phia. Destination of the West Cahokia
is the United .Kingdom direct -
TiSTW municipal. : :er at
ST. JOHNS IS NEARLY READY
Completion of pier No. 5 at Terminal
No. 4, with the exception of Ahe lip
rapping, financial report for the several
terminals and the promise for the early
completion Of the one mile of municipal
railway from St. Johns to Terminal i
were the principal items embodied In
the monthly report of d. B; Hegardt,
. chief engineer of the dock commission,
submitted at a meeting Monday after
noon. Pier 5 was completed ahead of Nob,
3 and 4 In order to facilitate the handling
of phoaphate rock. Aa the bunkers are
being constructed on the one Juat fin
ished the bunkers are practically ready
for operation.
Delay In the deliveries of crushed rock
for roadbed ballast has retarded the
completion of the municipal road between
Fersenden avenue in St. Johns and Ter
minal No. 4. The report of the engineer
showed that this had been overcome and
that the line would be ready for opera
tion within a short time.
Dock earnings for the month of Sep
tember were an follows : No. 1. $6579.64 ;
No. 2, 14119.45: No. 3. $520.28 : No. 4,
07.74: public levee. J220.&J ; total.
$21,116.85. This Is about $1000 greater
Li! aa 1 1 uic act-uiiies v ijit? iuiuii wa,
August.
A proposed ordinance for the renewal
of building contracts In the interest of
the supply and Bales department of the
Emergency Fleet corporation was ap
proved. MAHONEY RESIGNS POSITION
WITH FLEET CORPORATION
. E. Mahoney of the supply and
sales department ' of . the Emergency
Fleet corporation, severed his connection
Vlth that end of the government service
Monday night. Hia resignation was
handed In on Saturday to W. C. Hunter,
district manager. With F. J. Rosen
berg, also from the supply and sales de
partment. Mahoney will handle private
sales of ship building material.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The Steamer VKapama of the McCor
mlok line landed In San Francisco early
Tuesday morning from Portland. After
discharging passengers she proceeded to
San Pedro.
The Admiral line ateamshlp City of
Topeka la north bound and put. in at
Kureka Tuesday. She will be due at
Portland Friday.
Arrlvala at San Pedro from the Colum
bia river Include the ateamera Ernest H.
Meyer, Flavel, Halco and Klamath.
The Danish motor ship Peru, formerly
Hated for Astoria loading, has been di
verted to Puget Sound and was reported
In at Seattle Monday night.
The barge Uriffson. in tow of the
steamer Anyex. will arrive In Portland
Tuesday evening. She will load lumber
for the West Coast.
The steamship Coaxet of the Admiral
line Oriental service will leave down at
daylight Wednesday morning. She has
a small ounntity of general cargo for
Japan and Manila.
Positions of Vessels
Radio reports from North Head give
the position of the following vessels at
8 p. m. October 11 : .
Steamship Anyog. towing bare; Grlff
son, off Columbia river lightship, from
Seattle for Columbia river.
Steamship San Die-ito. Tacoma for San
Tedro, 431 miles north of San Franclscj.
Steamship Wlndber, San Pedro for
Tacoma, 87$ miles from Tacoma.
Steamship Rd Klngaley, off Cape
Hearts. 180 miles south ofFlattery.
Barge 91, in tow steamship Tatoosh.
Elsegundo for Aberdeen, 45 miles from
Aberdeen. '
Steamship Atlas, Juneau for Rich
mond. S75 miles from Richmond.
SteamshiD West loon. Seattle for Yo
kohama, 1165 miles from Seattle.
News of the Port
arrivals October 1g
Jimae Tuft, American barkentim, from San
Frenctrco; ballast.
irlffoo, American bars, from Seattle; bal-
last
Departures October 1t
Mtmphlv American steamer, for Norfolk,
V. . for enlen: flour. - -
Hetlbronn. American ataaaser, for Balboa, for
orders vis Astoria: wheat.
MARIXK ALMANAC
Weather at River's Mont
-North Hd, Oct. 12. Conditions at the
month of the rirer it noon: Weather part
ctouojf. wiivi we?t tour mi:(s 8m iinooUi.
Tide at Astoria Weietsay
' water. Low wtr.
1:M a. ra. 7.8 feet. 7: a. m. 1.8 feet
1:20 p. m S.O fact. 8:t p. . foot.
DAILY BITER TH?ADIJfGS
8 a. at., '.i acifie Time.
I I
. STATIONS, . Si $1 Alt
II u dl III
uiu . . .: .i s 1 5."i rnn
Albanj ........ 20 3.1 -0.1 0 11
gls : 20 2.4 I 0 0 65
Portland 15 8.6 0.8 0.57
R1YER FORECAST
The Willenette river at Portland will
surly sUOowrr Hsrin, th Mxt two or throe
eaoept s affected by the tide.
At JEIGHBORlG PORTS
Astoria. Oct 18. Arrived at 11 last Slant
tad Jaft.w at lt:t . barw OrllflS:
from Seattle; left bp at 10:45 a.. fflet
Una James Toft, with Griff ion tow tua
Portlaad, from Ban JTraaeiseo; aailodas T :2U
l. aa.. ataeaeer Oleum. rfor Port San I.ua.
Seattle,, Oct. 13. Arrived at 8:80 a, m
Danish steamer Peru, from Ban Francisco, for
Portland. , -T-..' , - .
Point Raves. Oct. I. Passed at 7 a s :
swamer Storatoa,- from Portland, for San Pedro.
San Francisco. Oct. 12. Arrtvad at 2 a. m
ateame Wapaana, from Portland.
fcureka. Oot. 12. Arrived at !
Sanitarium Site
On Power Dam ls :
Refused by State
Attempts to eatallaba tuberculosis
sanitarium at the ait of the Winchester
power dam, which la the source of water
supply for the city of Roseburg, were
thwarted today by the Oregon sjate
board of health upon recommendation
of . one of Its representatives, who re
ported unfavorably upon the site. Own
ers of the sanitarium and of the site
were notified that the state board of
health's-policy Is opposed to the estab
lishment of any Quarantine hospital or
any sanitarium for the treatment of any
communicable disease upon the water
shed of any stream where domestic
water supplies are obtained.
Flans and specifications had been
drawn up before the board of nealth
learned of the project and undertook an
investigation. The institution was to
have boused several hundred patients.
Fifteen Additional
Reservations Open
For Trade Excursion
Fifteen more reservations are heeded
to complete the personnel of the East
ern Oregon trade excursion party which
is scheduled to leave Portland Sunday
evening, according to EL N. Welnbaum,
secretary of the excursion committee,
who is making final plans for the trip.
Between 15 and 90 reservations have al
ready been made.
Announcement was received from
Hermlston today that special plans had
been made for the entertainment of the
Portland business men In that city. A
smoker with several good boxing bouts
will be the feature for the evening in
that place. E. J. Klngaley la chairman
of the committee in charge of the local
arrangements at Hermlston.
Duck Hunters Get
Week-End Reward
Duck huntera were unusually success
ful during the week-end lust past, ac
cording to the demand for tagging of
birds made upon the headquarters of
the state game commission Monday and
today. Deputy wardens tagged 280. The
law demands that all game birds shot
by hotel guests and used In hotels and
restaurants be tagged. Wardens also
reported that huntera during the week
end brought In large bags of the "wild
fowl in almoet every instance.
Company H to Pick
New Captain Tonight
An election to fill the position of cap
tain has been ordered xor Company H at
the Armory tonight. Company H is now
commanded by Captain Leo J. A. Plroni
by temporary appointment. He suc
ceeded captain Alvin L. Clark who has
been on extended leave for some monthe.
The election will be In charge of Major
Eugene Moahberger of Wood burn.
Angler Fined $25 '
Charles Brown of Taqulna was ar
rested Sunday by W. O. Emery, deputy
game warden, for angling without a
license in Yaqulna bay, and paid a fine
of $25 and $3 costs, following a hearing
at Newport, according to a report filed
at the headquarters of the state game
commission.
steamer City of Topeks, from San Francisco, for
Portland via Coos Bay.
Monterey. Oct. 12. Arrived at 11 a. m..
steamer P. IL Book, from Portland. October
11 Sailed at 1 a m.. steamer W. F. Htrrin.
for Portland.
Tacoma, Oct. tl. Arrived. Dutch ateamer
Kinderyjk, from Rotterdam, for Portland and
San Francisco.
Sen Francisco. Oct. 11. Arrived at 8 p. a.,
steamer Springfield, with firs In hold, no se
rious damage, from Portland for Boston; sailed
at noon, statamer City of Topeka. for Portland
via Eureka and Coos Bay..
Ban Pedro, Oct. 11. Arrived at 8 a ra..
steamers J. A. Moffett and Ernest H. Meyer,
from Portland; arrived at 0 a. m., ateamer
Flavel, from Colombia river; at 8 a. m , steamer
Hslro, from Columbia river via Kan Francisco;
asrtved at 8 a. m.. steamer Klamath, from
Portland via San francisco; sailed at A p. m.,
steamer Derblay, from Portland for Valparaiso.
Sydney, Oct. t. Arrived, barkanUne Kath
arine Mackall, from Portland.
Melbourne, Oct. 10. Arrived, schooner Ore
con Fir, fore Cbrwall end fyins jib and steering
gear missing.
New Tork. Oct. 8. Sailed, steamer Steel
Ranter, for Portland via San Francisco.
Your
rYour Children Will Lovfci
as awaaaaaaw-
t TOWUE'S
urn jmw.
SYRUP
THEY, will, love the rich maple flavor as a pour
over with mudh. hominy, nee, farina, waffles,
muffins and biscuits. Log . Cabin Syrup makes
children enjoy the foods you know they should eat.
And best of all, LrOitCabin not only tastes good but
does good. Pure, Wholesome, Nutritious with the
delicious flavor of pure maple! t
i Look fcrjht Log Cabin' Can
,;,v.:. ;; Three sitesA t your Grocer's ,
DODGERS NEED : -
CnnHeead Ptosa Pass Oaa.)
ptrsonal appearances on account of um
pires begisg unpopular enough without
looking Ilka a rummy so they noticed
that Bill's omplreing pants has run out
of creases, and they wasn't no chance
to get them pressed aa it is still yom-
kippur In Ohio, so they signed a peti
tion asking him to wear another pilr.
So Bill happened ' to have a ' pair of
street pants wrjicn is same oeruiean
blue that agonised paseDsil required
the .umpires -to wear ' when they are
pretending to work, so he decided to put
them on, but when Bill 'walks around
the street In his trousers, be don't wear
no shin guards under them, as never
in his whole life has man or beast cams
up and deliberately kicked him in the
shins wile he was merty walking up
and down the at. so the seamstress that
made Bill's trousers didn't allow for
no shin guards and -the result was that
when shin guards was stuck tinder
them, the trousers got all worked up.
During the last ft of the Sunday
game Bill was wearing Involuntary
knickerbockers and the tana and fan-
ettes was so busy admlrelng his charms
that they could n t look at the ball game.
Amongst those seen at today's pas
time waa Denton. Cy Young the old
time pitcher that Hughey Pullerton
SAVES FUEL
AND SUGAR
The problems of kouse
kseAng infhese troublous
times are tightened by
serving ShreddedVheat
Biscuit, a real whole
whert fcod,iacKX)oked
andreatiy-to-eat. Contains
theiiatural sweetness of
the whole wheat berry with
atll the dements necessary
to sustain strength at
tra-notch eficieiuTwo
of these crisp little loaves
of baked whole wheat with
hot milk or cream (or hot
water .and butter) make a
satisfying, strengthening
meal at a cost ofa few cents.
Children Will
culms to of discovered, and - secy, of
war' Baker; :' .. te'fr.
i Newt sat B in the upper deck.' and
said -it was one of the best battle he
ever seen from closer than SOW miles
away. .
Willis ' Wmsganss and Elmer smith
was called, up to the plats before the
gams and presented with a couple of
watches for what they done In Sunday's
game. Elmers alleged time piece had
his Bams engraved on it bat when the
generoos Jeweler wanted the same thing
done for Wamby. the engraver busted
him In the Jaw and quit.
LEAYrSG 4TH CITT
Kite flew over the field during the
battle with Harding, and Davis wrote on
It, didn't say what business they was
In. ' That Is about all that happened
today, except Geo. Burns doable In th
sixth, witch is not the same Geo. Burns
that plays left field for the Giants, and
lives In a funny town named Little
Palls in off season.
Tomorrow is the lat day of onr en
joyable stayNn the Sth city of the
Grand old US, and president Jim Dunn
of the Indians better get a hump on
himself or Charlie Ebbeta of Brooklyn
wilt finish one up on him. It wtU be
remembered by those that was still able
t see the last day In Brooklyn that
Charlie not only showed us a ball game
but also threwed in a vaudeville sketch
for one and the same admission. This
sketch was a race around the bases be
tween a Brooklyn ball player and a
heel and toe pedestrian almost in the
nude. The man in the nether garments
was supposed to walk around once be
fore the other bird run around twice.
He done it and it looked to me like
somebody had put something under the
ball players pillow, but the crowd would
a
m
Love
of went buU everts sxeitln? event If
thr hadn't at. aJraadr Otat way
befora they eooas In tht park. ; .
Anrwar It looks bow ilka It was U0
to pat on a hot sketch before tomorrows
cams,- and mar I not suga-wet that he
sot a hold of the gal that s?s Aphro
dite witch is in Cleveland i this week,
and have her eoroe ouC and practice
sliding- to ' bases in her stace costume
wttch Is .sut on with a brash.
The oys from Brooktjm is feelins;
pretty chipper as we g-o to press because
sithoueh the Indians has now won 4
games to the Robins 2. why It looks
HkawTnavaager Speaker with his Inferior
pitching- ataff Is now up asainst a tough
propoeution and may be forced tomor
row to depend on a unreliable yonnc
curkoo named Coeleskl.
OofwriSBt. 120. bj Us. BU Sradicata. law.)
Pipes to Talk
The next regular meeting- of the Cox
Rosevelt Club of Oregon will be held at
all the appearances of a steam
radiator.
. The House Without
a Chimney
RA-DO
FUMELESS
GAS HEATERS
No Flu or Vent Necessary
Cost lc an Hour
to Operate
We Have a Limited Number for
Immediate Delivery.
THE HEAT SHOP
Office and Salesroom.
275 Salmon Street
Main 1914
ft il i A !
Y if i 0
i i H t -
v f! I v 4' i i
Mid - Week Grocery Bargains
In addition to the marvelous values which we have been,
giving for Saturday and Monday, we have added a list of
unbeatable specials for Wednesday and Thursday. Read
the Ust and compare prices with what' you have been paying.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SPECIALS
CKISCO BEST
3 lbs.
6 lbs.
lbs.
--81
oil
8TBT7P
Ls;e. Ug Cbin f 1.25
Kara Lt, No. 5. . .53
Karo Ught. No. 10
for 1.Q5
PIKE APPLE
3 cans. No. 2. Del
Monte Sliced Pine
apple 75
3 cans. No. IVs. Solar
li rand Pineapple
. tor Sl.OO
6 cans Grape Pre
serves Sl.OO
CEREALS
10-lb. sack Tellow
Cornmeal 57
Rolled Oats, No. .
at 75
3 pkgs. Shredded
Wheat 40e
3 pkga. Corn Flakes
for 25
2 pkga Post Toasties
for 25
BROOMS
58 78? S8e
V a ZOLA OIL
Pt 29e
Qt 54?
to USL S1.03
Gal.
s;
(2.00
WESSOIT OIL
Pt 31e
Qt. 59
Gal Sl.lO
GaL aa.io
FOatr. OLITE OIL
Qal. 4.98
MILK
Carnation, Borden's,
Llbby'a Federal.
Holly; 2 for.... 25
All Ton Wast
SOAP
17 bars White Won
der Soap Sl.OO
IT bars Van Hoo
ter's Sl.OO
8UGAB
S lbs., 63et 10 lbs-
91.251 loo-lb.
sack S12.BO
Powdered Sugar, 3
lbs. 50
COFFEE
1 lb
lbs.
6 lbs.
WATCH FRIDAY'S ISSUE FOB SATURDAY AXD HOUDAY SPECIALS
PLESTY OF OLD FKIEKDS TO WAIT OH YOU
Ost sf Tews Orders Promptly Filled at Tsese Price Up t Mosesy,
October 18, ltte. Orders of ISS.N sr 0er Delivered Free.
S Phoae Orders. Ho C. O. B.
The Swedish Delicatessen
and Grocery Store
225 Yamhill N. W. Corner First and Yamhill
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS h
ROUND STEAK
or SIRLOIN STEAK
Oc lb.
PRIME RIB ROAST
BONED AND ROLLED
Sc llbo
Our Famous
WILD ROSE BUTTER
1 LB. 63c 2 Lbs. $1.25
Cascade llarket Economy Market
3rd and Yamhill, 4th and Yamhill
1
Library halL Wednesday evening at I
o'clock. John M. Pi pea, a Republican.
wiU teU "Why Cox 'and Reeeevelt Should
Be Ejected." Miss Anita Belle Austin
wilt give the "Evolution of the Dance.'!
2(iss Mary F. Keeiy and Miss laa Bob
ten will give the musical program.
"w. J ,m t
4 aOT
o
Happiness
On Tap !
It started with Antici
pation, at the dose) of his
day's business eager to
get away and home to the
dear ones and to the real
enjoyment of a good meal.
No meal can -be ideal
without best materials.
Thus, cooking materials
are a factor in home hap
piness; thus. the. house
wife prefers to shop here,
where she is SURE of best
materials always, at the
lowest price that high
quality permits.
NORTHERN SPY APPLES
PER BOX $1.50 AND UP
The Apple House
1S4 FIRST. ST.
Formerly lit Second fit. Phone Mill
BUTTER
BOTAL CLUB
5f
1.28
1 lb
3 lbs
6 lbs.
GHIBABDELLI'S
CHOCOLATE
1 lb. 36
3 lbs, Sl.OS
5 lbs. S1.75
3 cans Oral Sar
dines 50
3 cans Minnesota
Com SO
3 csns Sugar Peas
for 50
3 cans Van Camp's
Pork as Beans.. SO
1 bottle Del Mont
Catsup 25e
5 boxes Matches. 25
3 lbs Small White
Nary Beans.... 25
10 lbs. Head Rice.. SI
Royal Baaing Pwd.,
large -can 83
1 Old Dutch Clean
ser lO
2 cans Solid Pack
Pumpkin 25
2 cans Salmon, No.
1 tall 25
1 large pkg. Wash
ing Powder. .. .25
X. 3. B
48
Ml
S2
.30
YST 200 STARK
f 1Q
ibreater Grocery V alues
This week w are offering a list of specials for Wednesday
and Thursday which make a material reduction in the high ;
cost of living. Onr new system of buying and selling makes
it possible for us to offer these' great reductions in high
grade groceries. Filt your grocery wants at our store.?
- '
Wednesday and Thursday Specials
Pure Cane Sugar 2-lbs, 25c
CBISCO
S lbs. ...
C lbs.
t lbs. ....
CAITIfED FRtJIX
Del Mont Sliced Pineapple,
cans. no. r
Peaches. 2 cans. No. S
Apricots, t cans. Na S'
Orsps Presenres. t cans 207
Hillsdale Pineapple. S cans. So.
Sl.OO
BEST BCTTEE
Mb. 65M roll -...S1.2?
FELL
CKEJ
SAM CHEESE.
SOAP
4 bars White Wonder Soap.
4 bars Van Hoeter'e Soap...
4 bars Easy Day
5 bars Ivory
1 can Old Dutch Cleanser XOe?
BOBDEIT or CABHATI09 MILK
S for 25et
H lb. Hersheys Cocoa 25
1 larre pk(. Instant Postum. .45
Best Walnuts, per lb 30
Em
i 453
PLEHTT OF OLD FBIEKBS TO WAIT ON TpTJ
Oat of Tews Order Promptly Filled st tbete Prtree Up to Weesetes,
October It, ltte. Order of ni.ee or Over Delivered Free.
So Paoae Order. Bo CCD. 9
Special for Saturday and Monday will appear in
Friday Journal
Java Coffee Company
291 YAMHILL ST., PORTLAND, OR. i
ojsars a pmai
TRANSPORTATION
HOLLAND-AMERICA
LINE
North Pacific Coast Lias
(Mea aaeeles f Holt end mar tea Use eaa)
Rayai SUII Slaea aaaa 0w)
Vancouver, B. C, Paget Soand,
Portland, San Francisco aad
Los Angeles Harbor.
and
Rotterdam. Antwerp, Loadom, Ur
rpool. Hambiirg, Harrs.
reliW Onlr
SaWn( win take stace aa faflewsi
S S "BOE&DTK" 112,000 ton d. w.)
leadinf Hot., Dee.
S S "XTXDKaDYK" (1J.00S tea do.) '
leadiac Oec 20.
Aad reeslaetr tanafter.
BteaaieTS are apecianr fitted with tsess eeet.
reonw sad efHaeraUrt for the tnsapsttstlos
of fraah fruit, ftsn, ta,
for frsisbt Bates aad f artiaiOaas Apply te
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AMERICAN UNES
N. Y. Caorbowrg -Sowtbasaptoa
Vow Tork Oct. ItlWer. It; Dee. 11
gt Fsal .Oet. ttjHoT.ttJDeev It
rfeUadelpata OcU teiBoT. t7Dee, It
New YorWHamWf
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Hsverford '......... .....OeCtt
RED STAR mi
New Vor1s--5otsiBptos--nAatesT
Krooalaad ........Oet. tttjror.tTUae. 1
Laslaad Oet. MIDee. dUaa. t
FUlaad
iXev. .t Dee. 11
ZeciStd
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Per raaerratlana aad Staaess te tacal
Se Res, Density Pleou Saauie.
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CEREALS
Corn Flakes.
Flakes, par' pk( 1Q !
10 Rolled Oata... 75 ;
a. Pastry Flcur T5
NO.
10 lbs.
-S50WDBirT
Z-lb. can
47
tr
ROYAL CLUB, G0LBE9 WEST
l lb. ; U.4T
CAHlfED VKOETABLES
t cans Minnesota Corn KQ5
I cane Kurar Peas 50
4 cans Tomatoes sQ4 1
Campbell's Soup, 2 cans. . . .6e
MISCELLANEOUS
large Royal Baking Pwd...
pkg. Diamond! Crystal Salt..
lba. am. wnita ueaas.
lbs. Beat Head Rice.
larsre bottles Mustard
Del Monte Catsup.. ..
3 Ige. bottles Mustard Pickles
I loaves Hot Bread
Matches, per box
TRANSPORTATION
t.S. eiTY OP TOPgKA
Rails IrOO p. IL. October It, for Oboe Bsv.
Eureka and Saa rraoeiao, eoanaeUns wilk
Maasaar te Loa ansala aad Baa DUsav
TO ALAtKA PROM tKATTLI
8. S. "ADUiKAL. ETANS" to Soa Lb westers
alaaaa, eaUtn Uetober 21.
8. S. "SPOKANE" for Sltts aad war Perls,
October 18.
Pacific Steamship Company
TtOKtT OTFIOS 1S1 TNIRB ST.
PRKISHT Orneo MWNIOIAL DOOK NO.
rsosi WAIN SXS1
AUSTRALIA
ilW ZtALAHD ABB BOVTN tKAt
Vie TsriRJ end elarstenea, Mas sad Rawness
tsiilas frewi Sea Seasclsee gear 88 Per. .
UNION 88. OO. Of RtTW Xt ALAND.
sso satsersM su, aan rranalisa, ,
Or Leeal StaaoiaMp eaa RsJimsI At
AtTORIA AND WAT POINTS
STR. GEORGIAN A
RawaS Trie Oaltr (Sieewt rrtaar)
Laseae PorttaffaT 7i1S a. a. A later M. Bias,
LBAVBS ASTORIA S .BS,
SLAVBk OOOK
PARK SS.OO KAON WAT
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WHITE STAB LINE
N. Y. Cherbourg 5outhampto -
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Now York LiVorpool
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N. Y. Cibraltar NspU Go
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: WHITE STAR-DOMINION .
Montreal Qaeboc Lfrerposl
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Portland. Me. Halifsuslfwp))!
Fross PerUaadHallfax
Cassda '...., Dee. tjDes.
MtgatUt .......DtcILDee. It
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