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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
'MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1820.
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GULF LINE WILL .
BILL GOODS TO
PORTLAND DIRECT
Bwayne sVHoyt, managing agents
for the Pacific, Caribbsan and Gulf
steamship llaes, have announced a
pew freight system to th Pacific
coast points. - including Portland.
Through bills of lading -Trill be Is
sued from (St. Louis, East St. Louis
and Memphis to Portland. ''
In conjunction with the ' Mlsslsslppi
Warrior service, the Swayne : Hoyt
interests will be able to handleTaiddle
West commodities via New Orleans.
Freight billed at SU Louis and points
south oh the Mississippi will be trans
shipped' at New Orleans and carried on
through bills of lading.
Information to this effect was car
ried In a wire to H. ' L, Hudson, traf
fic manager of the Port of Portland
and the dock f commission. The , trans
shipment of freight at Gulf ports from
the Interior opens up for the first time
the barging of commodities from inland
ports to salt water and thence through
the canal to Pacific ports. -..'- ,
"Barging of freight to tidewater is a
big . proposition.'' said - Hudson this
morning, "it will be only a matter-of
months until the products' of the Inland
Empire will be barged to Portland and
the exports foreign from Portland will
be the first In the United States."
To date,, for the cereal rear begin
ning July 1. Portland stands in first
place for cereal . exports, both foreign
and domestic 6alllng this morning at
. o'clock, the British steamship Isls
got away with 407.549 bushels of wheat,
valued St $978,883. She was followed by
the Japanese steamship Kongosan Mara,
with 1,850,616 feet of lumber, valued at
$118,691.60.
The Isis cleared for the United King
dom or Continent.. Colon tor orders, and
the Kongosan Mara for Calcutta. Libel
on the latter vessel was lifted late
Saturday night and a bond for; 871,000
was filed. i - -
I : !; Positions of Vessels
Radio reports front North Head give
the position of the following vessels at
I p. nw October 31:
West Man-wan, Honolulu for Seattle;
210 miles south Cape Flattery. J
Clauseus. Portland . for Tacoma, 35
miles northwest Astoria. - 7
-Grifflco, towing barge Grlffson, Co
lumbia river for Balboa, 25 miles north
Point Arena. -
Willamette. San Francisco for Grays
Harbor. 45 miles south Grays Harbor.
News of the Port
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frojB'
Baa Frta
from Saa
arrivals
Tiverton, Amerieaa steamer.
eueo, caoerai.
Johaa Poulera. American steamer.
Qoabbin, Amerieaa stenwr, from Saa Pedro,
on.
Jeptfea ' Amerieaa steamer, from Ban Fran
cisco, btUMt.
Ceoreiae Bolph, American steamer from Saa
Prendaoo, general. - .
arrivals October 31 '
OUttm. Amerieaa Kiuki, from Port San
Luis, oil.
1 PeparUiees Wowmtif 1
' Ink, British steamer, for United Kingdon,
wheat.
Oleosa, American steamer, for Port BmLuU,
r America steamer, for Saa
Pspartoroe October SI
Koacoaaa Maru. Japanese steamer., for India;
hunber.
Hyde r . Hanify,
Pedro, lumber.
,MAEI5E ALMA5AC
' TMes s Astoria Tsseesy
Hixh water. Low water.
6. '44 a. m.. 7.4 feet 11:41 a m.. 1.4 feat
5:11 p. sa., 8.1 feet
AT XEIGHBORIHG POSTS '
Astoria, Nov. 1. Left up at 11:80 last
night, steamer Johaa Pouleen. Left op at 1 a.
m . ateamer Tiverton, arrived at midnight and
left up at 2 a. m.. ateamer Jeptha, from- Saa
Franciaeo. Sailed at 2 a. m., Japanew steamer
Konsoeaa Mara, for Calcutta. Atrived at 8:10
and left up at 0 SO a. m.. steamer Qcorgiana
Bolph. from San Francisco. I
Point Reyea, Nov. l. Famed, steamer Rriffeo
towins barge Griffaon. from Portland for Balboa.
Saa Francisco, Oct. SI. Arrived, ateamer
City of Topeka, from Portland vie. Coos Bay,
Eureka: ateamer F. H. Bock, from Portland.
Aitoria, Oct.
Arrived
!. -Sailed 'at S last nfrht.
ateamer Lavada, for New lor' vie. Saa Fraa
Cisco. Sailed at midnicht. steamer Wathtenaw.
for Port Saa Lola. Arrive Arm mA a a. aa..
French bark Ration. ; Sailed all. as.-? steaaa
er West Nivaria. for Gram Harbor. Arrived at
S sad left as st 9:80 a. m- steamer Oleum.
from Port San Lois. Bailed at 1 p. m.. aehooa
(t W. H. Talbot, tor llollendo. Arrived st
2:13 p. m., steamer Tiverton, from Baa "ran-
enco. Arrived st S sad left wp at 7
Uoabbra. from Saa Pedro.
down at S and sailed at e:10 D. m
Clauaeua.' for United Kinsdora via Tacoma. Ar- j
rived at IS p. m-. ateamer Johaa Ponlsea, from
nan Francisco, Sailed at 10 D. m.. ateamer
Byder Hanify, for Saa Pedro.
Be nr. Oct. SO. Arrived. British : steamer
Kiceto ds Larrioasa, from Portland, - . r
Balbso. Oct. 29. Sailed, ateamer Beamnrt. i
from New York, for Portlaad vis Saa Pedro sad
Saa Franciaeo. .
Grays Harbor, Oct. 81. Arrived, ateamer
Lehigh, from Seattle, for Colombia river. Ar
rived, ateamer West Nivaria, from Portland. .
Saa Dteco. Oct. S 1. Sailed Griff do, for
Poset SooaiL -.
San Pedro, Oct. SI. -Arrived Admiral
Goodrich, from Tacoma; Admiral Scores, from
Oceana FaUe, B. C
Point Reyea, Nov. 1. Passed Griff eo, towing
barge Griffaon, for Balboa and ports. 9 a. m.
Cemox, Oct. SI. Arrived Caps May, from
Kobe.
Port Towneend. Oct. 81. Arrived schooner
Kanbo Mam. from eodfiabinf cruise, in tow tog
Hero, at p. ra.
Anaeortes, Oct. SI. Arrived schooner IdnV
kawa alaru, from Okhotah aea.
Everett, Oct. SI Arrived W. 8. Porter,
from Gaviota; aaDed,' Davenport, for Saa Pedro,
4 i30 p. m.
Tacoma, Nov. 1.- Arrived Anyox, from
Jnipeea, at 8 a. m. Arrived, SI Catheria D..
from Alratan; Alameda, from Seattle. Sailed
Providcacia. fog Santa Baaalie, vis porta.
Saa Francisco Nov. 1. (t N. S.) Ar
rived. October 31. Coquilie, from Fort Bragg, at
1:45 a. m. ; Wapama, from Oraya Harbor, at
iili a. m. ; Thomas, from New Tork, at 4 a.
- i - :, ; . 1 i;
m.; Great Northern, from Boaohila. at S a. m.i
Admiral Pewey, frcm Seattle, at S:60 a, sa.;
Caapar, fross Caspar, at S a. m-; Bnmboldt. from
Los - Aagelos,: a S:1S a. ra.; Qisabeta. from
Bandoa, at 7 a. m.; F. H. Bock, frool Portlaad.
st 8 JO a. m.; Arotte. from Ixia Angeles, st t
a. sv; Brooklyn, from Bandoa. at; 8:20 a. m.;
City of Topeka, from Portland, at 12:40 p. m.;
Whittier, from Port Saa Lais, at J2:SO p. m.;
Sea Foam, from aCesdocino. at 1220 p. sa.; B.
K, Phelpa, from Port Saa Luis, at 12:4B p.
m.; Soaoma. from Saa j Diego, at 20 p. m.;
Helena from Los Aacdes, at 4:25 p. 'm.; O. S.
8. Merrilie, from Saa Diego, at 4:3 8 p. m.
Soiled. October SI, Traveller, for whalint enw,
at -8:29 a. sa.; Wapama, for Lee Angelee, at
10:21 a m.; Alaska Mara, for Tokobama. at
1 0 p. m.i Sea Foam, for Los A navies, at 1st a
p. m. ; Aretie, for Fort Bragg, at 4:S0 p. jb. :
SeatUe. Nov. 1. (L N. &) Arrived Nov,
II. ajutern Glen from New Tork via Balboa,
Saa Pedro Saa Francttes and Portland, S:15
p. m. : Admiral Farragos from Saa Dtege via
San Franciaeo, 10 p. m.; Cordova from Tacoma,
4:15 a. m. ' Sailed October SI Jefferson
for Soataeastera Alaska. a. m.; Prince George
for Prince Bapert, st midnight.
Valdes Oct 61. Sailed Northwestern,
weetbooad. 6 40 p. m.
Tokobama. Oct 29. SaOed Wert Jeemn
foe Saa Franciaeo. Sailed November 28 West
Iaon for Kobe and porta.
- Balboa. Oct. SO Arrived - M. M. Him.
Waabingtoa from Seattts.
Galveatoa. Oct. SI. Sailed Either Dollar
i or aaconver. '
- San FTSnciseo, Nov. 1. (L N. S.) Ar
rived : Wahkeena. Los Anselea. 12 :S0 a. m. ;
Wait Cajoot, Honolulu. 1:20 a. m.: CI A.
Smith. Coos Bay. 2 a. m. ; Avajoa. Willapa
uaroor, a.ov a. m.; jamaipau, vraya Harbor,
:za a. m. ; uuwortn. point vveHa, o -0 a. m. ;
Rainier. Pnata Arenas, 7 a. m.; Multnomah
Los Angelea, 7 s, ra. ; Acme, Bendon. 8:45 a.
m.; Taaoe, uraya Harbor. 12 nooa; Bylvaa, Ar
row, Shanghai. 10 JO s. an.
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For Chamber Dinner
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BITEB POBECAST
The "Willamette river at Portlaad win , re
main nearly stationary doting the next two ot
three days., eicept aa affected by the tide.
k More than 200 reservations for dinner
preceding- open house at the Chamber
of Commerce Tuesday evening; have
been made, " according- to - records kept
at the ' chamber. The open) house plan
is attracting; considerable attention and
a large' crowd is expected
to hear elec
tion - reports from the' special leased
erire which will be run
room a Open house will
p. m. until midnight.
to the club-
toe from 6
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Put one in your mouth at ILtime
UNION
PLATES $10
tTE OTJABAKTEE OCB WORK
Porrelala Crowss
PA.a.t. I m X' 1 1 1 . -
ii-a. uoia Bridge
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15.00
I i You crt have an ex.ratoa.tlop of
your teeth free of Ay charge or obli
eation by calling at our office. . -
231 H Morrigon, Corner Secpnrl
: ' j- Entire Corner. .-.
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BIG UNION SIGN
Campaign statements that city expense Has been Increased 125 per cent since 1917 are deliberate
misrepresentation
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The increase in the expense of running the city (exclusive of bond interest) has been
48.6 per cent since 1917. Portland's, city service now costs less per capita than any
other coast city. ! , (Signed) GEORGE FUNK, City Auditor.
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How does this compare with apartment house rent increases? 4 Economical administration by
Mayor Baker has made 'Portland's increased exoense since 1917 less than that of anv other
AOcf rffir . on4 lace n - A.L. 1 .-.. t I a.I 1 " il . i !"- . '
wuot, was, aim iloo man tuc nii t?d&c in uic iivci age uusiiicsb liisuLUUon or nome.
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What City Service Now Costs in Coast Cities
San Francisco. .... $17,454,659
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Los Angeles
Seattle . . .
Portland . .
. $8,500,000
. $8,983,936
. $4,790,239
Per Capita Cost:
San Francisco . . . . $34.44
Los Angeles . . !. v . J . $21.81
. v . J $28.24
, . . i J . $18.54
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Seattle
Portland. ..
COMPARISONS
SEATTLE
Fire Department . . $1,531,8.96
Police Department . $1,225,822
Auditing . . .
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Treasurer. . .
Health
$120,727
$100,220
$630,590
PORTLAND
$962030
$865,1598
$70,060
$35,630
$117,775
MEELECT
MAYOR.
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Paid Advertisement by: Mayor Baker Re-elecUon Cornmktee, Barge Leonard, Director.)