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( TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922. -THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. BOOZE SHIPS ARE 'HOVERING SAFELY wm ELI T B y John Gleluaer tTni-raml Berries Steff Comnpondort. New York, June 20j Riding safely at ancbo off he..' Jersey cot lies a fleet of seven vessels, laden with thou sands of cases of the choicest foreign wines and whiskey1. : intended to be smuggled ashore. Prohibition enforce ment officers know the fleet Is there some of them have visited lhe flag ship and talked to, the captain. But they , are powerless to do any . thing more than guard against the landing of the contraband. The fleet is outside the three mile limit, and the 12 mile customs limit and the Vol stead law is not operative there. The smugglers are serenely confident they will dispose of their cargo without dif ficulty. Most of the liquor Is from the Scotch'' ports. . The " cargoes of : the seven vessels are valued at around $3,000,000. ' John D. Appleby, prohibition dir ector for New Tork and New Jersey, has ordered the prohibition navy to be on the alert The former submarine chaser Hahn is patrolling the mouth of the harbor, her forward gun ready for action. - Smaller craft are guarding the coves and inlets which dot the coast. When one of ; Appleby's agents, through; a ruse, was able to board the .flagship, he' found scores of cases of liquor on deck.a waiting ' the arrival of small speed boats which will carry it ashore., i The agent went o a small Jersey seaport and posed as a bootlegger's ..agent, with authority to purchase thousands of dollars worth of boose, He arranged with the captain of a lit tle tug to carry him out to the fleet for $50. BOOZE SHIP .XiAROE One of the vessels the flagship of the fleet, was , as large as the huge freight liners that come into New Tork harbor. The captain of the little tug vouched for the 4 agent and he was received aboard with' every courtesy. He saw a shipload of the finest liquor money -will buy ten thousand cases, he was told. And the ships at An chor near by were almost asxlarge. Names f the cases stored on deck were those of world renown distillers and wine makers. - The agent told the captain of the flagship he probably would want the ; entire cargo. The captain apparently used to doing busi ness on a large scale, showed no sur prise. He made a price of $55 a case and said that the responsibility of the skipper ended when the.- goods -went over the: Bide. 7 Also . he added, that business was conducted on & cash in advance , basis, , -' ; , OFFICIALS PdWEBLESS , i After assuring the captain that the terms were satisfactory the - agent hurried back to New - Tork - and re ported to Appleby.. ' A-liurried confer ence ef the prohlbitioif force followed, but. It was decided nothing could be done except to guard the .. coast. Appleby declared that rum runners are finding U increasingly difficult to land their stuff.- :'.-r,';f' Much Married Pairs Try Wedlock Again Vancouver. "Wash., June SO.The combined ages of two couples' who ob tained marriage licenses here Monday totaled 216 years, and there Were two other couples far enough advanced in years to resort to the term "legal" In giving their ages. Fred S. Rogers. IS, of Buttevllle, Or., 'was -married to Lucille Kramer, 62, of Los Angeles, by Judge Vaughan. This is the fourth venture for the groom. The "bride was a widow and this is her second marriage. Paul Warra. 52, was married .by Judge Vaughan to Cecilia M. Mowe, SO. Both live in Astoria. The bride had been married twice before. The groom -was a widower, this being his second mar riage, tv Husky Life Savers Kescue Stray Auto Astoria. June 20. Though ship wrecks are its specialty, - the Point Adams coast guard crew is not above saving a founderding automobile. Sunday night a motor returning from Seaside- by the ocean -beach' missed the road at Columbia beach and. continued up the beach until it started to sink in the sand. The occupants abandoning hope of saving the machine started to strip it of - its ' movable parts. The lookout for the life-saving crew saw the danger and summoned the coast guard, who pulled the car out with a block and tackle. The motorists camped on the beach for the remainder of the night. , . Holiday Declared For Kose Festival Prineville, June; 20. Virtually all Prinevllle is going to the Hose Festival in Portland. The mayor has declared Friday a holiday here. The few re maining at home will ' help ;cleaiy the city of debris left by the conflagration of June. 1,:. which, destroyed more than half of the business section. U. S. MARSHAL I'l" mess;- Arrests? wrong jap ship What's the difference between Kiku Mara and Kaikyu . Maru? , Spell 'em. . Now pronounce. 'ura. ir The similarity of pronounciation of these - two names got Chief . Deputy United. States Marshal Stretcher into a peck- of trouble Sunday, .when, he arrested the steamer ' Kaikyu Maru and later found he liad "been ordered to arrest the Kiku Maru. -, A $12,000 libel suitt was filed against the Kiku Maru Saturday by Swift it Co. for alleged failure to fulfill Its contract. The . steamer v is said to been too small to hold all the cargo her owners agreed to carry, and as a result 69 cars of merchandise were left by It at Philadelphia; June 2. 1919. PIXCHES WHOSO SHIB - , Saturday; afternoon ' when Stretcher received the papers he was informed the vessel was docked at Westport. so he obtained a guard and made for the town. He never thought to give the papers a second look, and irf spite of the protests of the captain : nailed the warant to the- wall of the cap tain's cabin and placed a guards on board. j, ,- '. About an .hour later the mistake was discovered, and Stretcher was obliged to undo , all he had done. Stretcher would "not remove the notice." however, until the captain of the 'Kaikyu Maru proved to him that his vessel had never landed in Philadelphia during June,' 1919, as the Vessel, was not built until after that date.. GET FOUB CHINESE 1 7 . : V - The trip 'down the" river was not in vain, however, as Stretcher and the guard went to" Astoria and returned four Chinese seamen who were ar rested Thursday in the $100,000 nar cotic raid . on the steamer . Melwui Maru. They - are T. Tskamato, ., S. Miyano, S. Hango and S. Sakal. Faeh man is in the county Jail in default of $1000. v The first named two are charged with selling narcotics and the se ond two with selling liquor. The sec ond two are also held as witnesses against the alleged drug peddlers. ASKS SUPPOBT MOSET Vancouver, Wash., June 20. A mo tion was filed Monday in the divorce suit of Rufus E. Allyn against Sarah J. Allyn, in which the defendant asks $80 for monthly support for herself and minor daughter pending the deter mination of the case. Berlin-New : York : ; ! Radio Talk Shows ; Big Improvement (By Special Wtnlem to Th Journal sad CU. oca Daily . .. . :. - Copyrht. 1922.1 1 Berlin, June 20. A $0 per cent effi cient radio ' connection has just been put in operation ' between Berlin and New ' Tork. "The - new - instantaneous method - enables the great wireless Sta llone to work 2 hours' a day. each word requiring - only a fraction- of -"a moment to. travel .3000 -miles through the air. So powerful la the apparatus used that static conditions will seldom interfere with " sending and receiving. Even if at this end or the other three or four words arrive In a mutilated condition the receiving station can ai once ask the sending station for a correction and get it within five min utes. - - . Until now the'receiving and sending operations had to be kept apart so that the stations worked 12 hours in receiving and l! in sending, Now re ceiving, and sending take place at the same-time without Interference. Ger man radio experts expect soon to have 1 or 12 super-wireless stations work ing with all quarters of the globe at the same time with no limit to the number of words which may be filed for transmission.", Thye to Grapple ; With Chicago Man Spokane. Wash- June 20. Final ar rannmnits were closed Monday b: "Hat" Freeman for a championship wrKtlin? hnnt between Ted Thvne Kmbine and Johnmr Mevers of Chi caeo in Spokane June 30. The two r,riTii-lnal of the bout-have uosted $2 forfeits to guarantee weight and ap pearance ror' tne ooux. .Antcies can fnr woio-ht rf 1 K8 nniindi. crivf or take two pounds, at 3 p. m. the day of the matcn. Hope to Strike Oil At Grays Harbor Aberdeen, Wash., June 20. Revival of the hope of the finding of oil in the Grays Harbor section has been created by the announcement that leases on state lands amounting -to more than 40.000 acres have been taken by outside oil speculators. It is said drilling for oil will be started again, notwith standing the alleged failure of the Standard Qil company to find oil in this sectionr Satis f action GuawnteecTor "ttbur Money Back I To Get to Our Store, Take, a, D M or N-S Gar to 27th andThur man Streets. 7 c; STORE HOURS 3:30 A. Af. TO 5 P. M. Season's F a v o r i t e Foot wear Priced to Sell for Less Women's Fine Quality Canvas Shoes; ' plain toe; high heel, pair. . . 39c Sport OxfordFine quality white canvas with brown leather trimming. Lace style, -low heel. Ward's ability to sell for less is demon- (JJ O Q Q strated in this shoe. Pr. W07 Sport Oxf ord Women's . white can vas oxford trimmed with black leath er. -Low rubber heel, plain toe. A big shpe value sold the Ward way, for less. All sizes. 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Riecardo Straceiari J- $ioo' Hulda Lashanska $100 ' - Sascha JaeobsenS A-3597 , Sascha Jaeobsen $1.00 Gypsy Love Song; from The Fortune Teller 1 i Wilfred Glenn V A" 9 Eileen Allanna. Campbell and Burr) &c : a I Ain't Coin to Study War No More. . ! " . . " - ' - Fisk V nieersUy Jubilee Singers I A 3596 - You Hear the Lamb A-Cryin ' - I 75c Ftsk Unisersvy Jubilee Singers) - Read over this list of the latest Columbia " Records and pick out the ones you want ; to hear. Then go to the Columbia Dealer on: your way home tonight and have them played. - - , LUMBIA CrRAPHOPHONE New York COMPANY BELOW ARE LISTED AUTHORIZED COLUMBIA DEALERS: McCormick Music Co., Inc. 429-31 Washington St-, Between 11th and 12th. Broadway 1750: ' , V McDougall-Conn G04 Foraaerly McDougall Music Co. 129 Tenth. St., Between Alder and Washington. Broad way 2821.-. t Schwah Piano Co., 101 Tenth ' Street," at Washington and Stark. Broadway 1678.- I, i ' EL H. Bottemiller, : r 751 Thurman Street at Twenty-third. " Broadway 780. , ; . ! Remick Song&Gift Shop 324 Washington Street. I Broadway 7269. N.- - - - ; Vern L. Wenjger Co., l422 Second Street, Upstair Near Alder. ' Main 7244.- . 1 ' ' ' T - ' - Wm. Gadsby& Sons, Second and Morrison . Streets. Main 611. 1 Mt. Scott Pharmacy v 1 5932 Ninety-second Street S. E. - Phone. 612-56.- Hyatt Talking Machine Co. 350 Alder Street, v. Main. 6896. ' , s Henry Jenning & Sons Fifth Street at Washington. 1 . Broadway 6474. -'-" - 1 '.'S ' .:'i9"-.',. "1 . I I 3 v