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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
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; JAPANESE-VESSEL
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TO LOAD LUMBER
FIXED FOR ORIENT
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Tbe Robert Butler company baa
taken the Japanese steamship Ayah
Mara to load lumber at Coos Bay and
the Columbia river for the Orient. The
vessel measures 3C4 tons and is in the
Orient, having loaded early in August
,f on Grays Harbor.
. - The British steamship Wonganeya,
f 2582 tons, has been taken to load on
V Humboldt Bay and Puget Sound for
Australia. She u fixed by J. J.
Uoore Sc. .Co. Both lumber fixtures
' were on private terms. The off-shore
u movement of lumber continues heavy.
. T Th A imfra I i a n htivhir fa on I np in
crease. Rates have settled down and
are firm at 113.50 for Australia and
$12.50 for Japan.
First of the Tamashita vessels to
load on the river is the Yoshida Maru
.No. 1. She moved from the North
Bank dock to St. Helens Wednesday.
She is loading; for Japan and Shang
hai. The Mitsui steamer Usuri Maru
has been loading at Columbia City.
She arrived up Wednesday and is load
ing at the Harvey dock.
Coastwise, trade is better. The Mc
Conmick Steamship company has
placed the steamer Edna on the coast-
-wise run, making regular trips as tar
south as San Diego. The steam
"Schooner fleet is working to capacity.
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HOQC1AM MARINE SOTES
Hoquiam. Wash., Sept. 14. Three
.Japanese freighters will be loading
squares here by the end of the week.
The Kaisha Maru came In yesterday
from Vancouver to load 1,750,000 feet
of squares at the Bishop mill dolphins.
The Hakuku Maru is due tomorrow
from Coos Bay. and the Malta Maru
will arrive Saturday from Kobe, di
rect. It will be the first time when
three Maru ships wCI hart been load
ing here at the asm' tint.
The schner Ella A. ; arrived from
San Pedro yesterday morning to pick
up lumber cargo at the Eureka, mill
for the same port.
Steamer Oregon arrived from San
Francisco and steamer Florence Olson
from San Pedro to load at the Wilson
and Western mills, respectively.
The shipping board freighter Poi
mona came in from Seattle at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon and docked
at the Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle
company's mill for the first portion
of an east coast cargo.
BIDS OPENED FOB APPLE
WAREHOUSE AT TERMINAL
Eight bids were tendered and seven
considered for the construction of sup
plemental structure for the apple
storage at terminal No. 4. The bid
thrown out was that of Thomas Muir.
It was not considered because there
was no signature to tie tender, al
though it was accompanied by the
proper bond.
The three low tenders were re
ferred to Attorney W. P. La Roche for
legal advice. Bids were submitted on
proposal for 610 foot length and 410
foot length, or both. Qulnn & Burton
were the low bidders for joint con
struction, with Tr an sell & Parrelius
and Sleeman & May second and -third
respectively.
On the joint bid, Qulnn & Burton
asked for 111,97S on the long shed
and $75,652 for the 410 foot length, a
total of $187,628. The second and third
bids ran' close. Other bidders were :
Northwestern Construction company.
O. R. Wayman, Graham & Aitkan and
the Gilpin Construction company.
Total receipts from terminals
amounted to $38,852.85 for the month
of August. This was $2669.33 above
the figures for -the .corresponding
month of 1921.
NEW WIRELESS STATION
Hoquiam Wash.. Sept. 14. Wireless
will be installed soon on Destruction
island, according to word received here
from the state department of fish
eries. The matter is now under con
sideration. A proposition of laying a
cable to the island is also being con
sidered. Destruction island Is about
DAY
EVERY DAY
FOR ONE WEEK
Choice of several papers for a room 10x12x8
high, with border
30-inch papers, regular $1.50 and $2.00 per
rolL Sale price, 3 rolls
Varnish tiles, regular 35c per roll! Sale
price, 4 rolls-.
Pomestic papers, regular 75c, $1, $1.25 per
roll. Sale price, 4 rolls
$.oo
PAINT
Enamel, (! qt.), white and ivory, regular
$1.35. Sale
Johnson's Wax, regular 45c each;
t sale (3 cans) - .
House Paint (1 qt.) , regular 75c each ;
sale (2 cans)
Varnish (1 qt!), regular $1.25 each;
sale: price :
"Dacote," khaki color (1 pint), regular
$1.20 ; sale '
f Spec Dee, "world's greatest cleanser," 27 oz.
can: regular price 40c; sale (3 cans)
i Varnish Remover (1 pint), regular 50c; $- .00
t sale (3 cans) : X
; Stovepipe Enamel, regular 65c ; $ .00
S sale (2 cans) X
Calol Liquid Gloss (1 qt.), regular 75c; $- .00
sale (2 cans) JL
Best Oil Stain (1 qt.), regular 70c; $-1 .00
1 sale (2 cans) A
UHL BROS., INC.
For 35 Years Wall Paper Only, "Now Paints Also"
230 Second St., Bet. Salmon and Main Sts.
Lecture on Jewett Chassis
Public Invited to Attend
Every Evening This Week
From 8:00 P. Mi to 9:00 P. M.
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THESE LECTURES WILL BE EDUCATIONAL
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Every Working Part of a Motor Car Will Be Explained
The Jewett is the sturdy
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Come and See What Modern Motor Car
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COOK & GILL CO., Inc.
Ninth and Bumside Sts.
0 miles north of here and 20 miles
west' of L PusU, at the ' roouta of
TJ3SXOADI2TG IQCimiXT .
Astoria. Sept. 14. Proposed addi
tional unloading equipment tor the
Port of Astoria elevators has been
ordered at a cost of J 22, 000 and should
be ready by the time the new wheat
crop begins to move orer the docks
here for export. -
News of the Port
arrivals Sac. 14
Afrtka. Diuh. saotarship. from Seattle:
ballast.
West Knti. America a steamer, from Yoko
hama ajKl way porta; general.
ion Mara. Japanese steaaser. from Muro-
rans; ballast.
Frosner. Norwegian steamer. from Kobe;
ballast.
Piper lures See. 14
Boa Cits. American steamer, for San
Francisco; passengers and general.
La rortaime. Asaencas steamer, tor Baa
Francisco; ballast.
MABIVE ALMASAC
WMtrtsr at -Stiver's Msuttl
North Head. Seob, 1 . Cooditioas at the
month of the river at noon: Sea smooth;
wind north 12 miles; weather partly cloud;.
Portland humidity at noon S9.
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KITES FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will re
main nearly stationary during the next three
days except as affected by the tide.
Vsseait to Arrive
Vewet From.
FUgulus ..West Coast.
A. I Kent ..New York .
Kobe luckenbach. . . fin lork .
Went Islip- Baa Fran .
l'lilo. ............ Kan Fran . .
ilerid.n West Coast Sept. IT
AnneUe Kolph Ban rran sept, j
Edtar Luck en bach. . ..New York .... Sept. 17
Arakan .Batavia
Steel ITavicator ..... .Baltimore
Teat City Honolulu
West Catanaee ...... Baltimore
Bsja California ...... Tacotna .
West Keats . .
Vikim
KindeMijk . Vsncenser
I-ose City ,.san Fran Sept. 20
Artigas New York . . . Sept. 22
veeseis to oepar . .
For. Data.
Orient Sept 13
San iran. . . .Sept. IS
Europe Sept. 1 0
:. .S7 F-Pedro. . . Sept. 1
.Bin Fran . . . Sept. 1 8
. W et Coast . . Sept. 1 7
. New York . . . Sept. 1 T
..Phile Sept. 17
Europe Sept. 18
New York ...Sept. 19
Data
. .Sept. 15
. .Sept. 18
.Sept. 18
.Sept. 14
. Sept. 1 7
.. .Sept. 17
. ,.8pt. 17
. . . Sept. 1 8
. . . Sam. 1 8
...Sept. IS
.Yokohama .... Sept. 1H
.San Fran Sept. 19
.Sept. zo
VesseL
Montague
Wapuma.
Anten . .
Boobyalla
Multnomah . ...
Kerolua
Kobe lvnckenb.cH.
A. L. Kent
Mexican .
Steel Nsrisstor .
Edcar Lnckenbeeb. . ..New York. . . .Sept. 19
MAI
(E EFFORT TO
GET PENSION PLAN
ON NEXT BALLOT
Althous'h the charter revision com
mittee has decided it cannot rive sufficient--attention
to the- proposed re
tirement pension plan for city em
ployes, which has been worked out by
a. special committee, in time for; it to
go before the voters for their action
at the next eeneral election, it Is pos
sible the measure yet will be submit
ted, -j
The committee representing the city
employes, composed of Joseph 8.
Hutchinson, chairman, A. G. Johnson.
A. W. West and 1. E. Burdick, ap
peared before the city council this
morning', urging the strong desire of
the city employes to have the measure
placed "before the people at tbe earliest
possible time.
It was determined that this special'
committee will ask the charter re
vision committee to return the matter
to the council; and it then will be
turned back to the employes' commit
tee to shape up for placing on the
ballot November 7. -Officials of in
surance companies - have volunteered
the services of (expert employes to
aid in checking up the plan as formu
lated, so that it is expected the meas
ure may be ready to place before the
council within two weeks.
STREET VACATION MATTER i
TO BE HEARD BT COUNCIL
The matter of vacating portions of
East Eighth and Clackamas streets so
that grounds for the new Holladay
school may be thrown into one Undi
vided area is to be heard before the
city council at an adjourned session at
2 o'clock Friday afternoon. !
Members of the school board and
other supporters of the petition were
Afrika
CelUo . . ,
Rce City
Articas . .
.Sept. 21
, .Sept 22
.Sept. 23
.Sept. 24
Berth.
Europe
....... Sin Fran .
San Fran.
New York
Vessels in
Vessels.
Afrika Intnan Poulien
Baltimore Maru... Terminal No. 4
Boobyalla Terminal No. 4
Chillicothe Terminal No. 1
Iaisy Mathews StA Helens
Edna Chris tensoa St. Helens
Frocner Terminal No. 3
Hornet Knappton
J A. Moffett Astoria
Kbncooan u Columbia City
Luise Nielsen Albina
Lexi J. Bureess Terminal Ho. I
Mexican North Bank
Montague Columbia
Orient City Peninsula Lbr.
Solano . . Kalama
Stathis O W Dock
Tofukn Mara ............. Terminal So. 4
Trinidad Toncue Point
I'auri Maru Harrey
Victoria Msru Peninsula Lbr.
Warns pa St. Helens
Welsh City Eastern-Western
West Keats Terminal No. 1
Yoshida Mfu No. 1 St. Helens
Yuri Maru ........... West Oregon L.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Attoria. Sept. 14. Lft up. at S:30 a.
m.. Japanese steamer Yuri Maru. Left up. at
5 a. in. . Norwegian steamer Torrey. Sailed,
at 2:45 a. m.. Japanese steamer Tokofuku
Maru. for Europe.
San Francisco, Sept. 13. Arrived, steamer
West Catanaee, from Baltimore, for Portland.
Sailed, at 8 p. m., steamer Chattanooga City,
from Portland for New York. Sailed, at 8 p.
m.. steamer Cehlo. for Portland.
Astoria, Sept, 18. Arrived, at 7:30 a. tn..
Japanese steamer Yuri Mara, from Muroran.
Arrived, at 2:25 and left up at 6:30 p. m. .
Danish motorahlp Atrka. fron Seattle. Sailed,
at 5:20 p. m., Norwegian steamer Torrey, for
Europe. Arrived, at 6:10 and left up at
9 30 p. m., steamer Weat Keats, from Yoko
hama and way porta. Sailed, at 9 p. tn.,
steamer Senator, for San liiego and way port.
San Pedro. Sept. li. Arrived. Swedish
motorship Buenos Aires, from Cbristiania.
Sailed, Danish motorship. George Washington,
from Antwerp for Ban rauc.co and Portland.
Sailed, steamer MundeUa. from Galveston, for
Portland. Sailed, steamer steel Seafarer, from
New York, for San Francaeo and Portland.
Sailed, steamer Admiral Farragnt. for Port
land. Sailed, steamer Colonel E. L. Drake,
for Portland.
Seattle, Sept. IS. Sailed, at 8 p. m., Nor
wegian steamer Regukij, for Portland.
Hamburg. Sept. 12 Arrived, Dutch steam
er TjUeboet. from Por'isnd and way ports.
' New York, Sept. 13. Arrived, rteamer
Ranger, from Portland. Arrived, steamer F.
J. I.uckenbach, from Portland.
Philadelphia, Sept. i3. Sailed, steamer
WUlsolo. for Portland and way ports,
San Franefsco, Sept. 14. (1. N. S.i Ar
rived: Jchanna Smith, Coca Bay. 7:80 a.
ro. : H. F. Alexander. Seattle. 7 30 a. m. :
Necafticum, Brookings, 7 :30 a. m. ; Port
Angeles, Los Angeles, 10 a. m.
Sailed: Davenport, Seattle; 12:05 a. m. ;
William F. Herri n, Seattle, 1 a. m. ; H."Tl.
Storey, Los Angeles. 9 a. as.
Aberdeen. Sept. 1 8. Arrived: Hartwood.
from Saa Francisco, S :30 p. m. ; Pomona, from
Seattle, S:80 p. m. : Kaisho Mara, frrcn Van
couver, 6 p. m. ; Oregon, from San Pedro, 7
a. m. ; Florence Olson, from San Pedro. 8
a. m. Arrived 12th: Schooner Ella A., from
San Pedro thence. August 15.
POSITIOXS OF VESSELS
Radio reports by Federal Telegraph give the
position of the following vessels at 8 p. m.,
September IS:
Los Angeles. Oleum for Saa Pedro. 243
miles north of Baa Pedro.
San Diego, T scores for San Pedre, 84 miles
north of Saa Francisco. ,
Horse X. Baxter, Everett for Saa Pedro,
807 miles north of Baa Pedre.
Siskiyou. Baa Pedre for Colombia river.
115 miles north of Sea Francesco.
Labrea, glaa Francisco foe San Pedre, TO
miles north of Ban Pedro.
Henry 8. Grove, San Pedrof ro Savannah.
1980 miles southeast of Saa Pedro.
President Taft Sea Francisco for Yokohama,
825 miles west of San Francisco.
Humboldt. Saa Francises for Santa Barbara.
83 milae south of Saa Francisco.
Lyman Stewart. Portland tor Oleum. 803
miles from Oleum.
W. S. Porter. Ltantoa fee Port Saa Lois.
818 milea from Linnton.
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Steamship Bkagway, at Point Wells, bound
Ufor Anchorage.
' Everett, nverett for Saa Pedro. 55fj mile
from Everett.
H. F. Alexander. Seattle for San Francisco.
240 miles north of Saa Francisco.
Bichmoad. Seattle for Saa Pedro, 1100
miles from Saa Pedre.
Rainier. Saa Francisco for Bellingham. 80
miles from Belliagham.
Wahkeena. Sas Diego fbr Everett. 83 sailes
from Everett.
Mannlaat. Ban Francisco for Belling ham.
702 miiea from Saa Fraaesseai
Coast rssrd catter AlgonqniTi. at Dutch
Harbor.
milea aewth of Grays Halves-.
Y- RUmbbL Ra Mm foa Ranuarf IIS
miiea treea Raymond.
Sierra, Saa Pedro for Beninghsm, 87 1
miles from BeUiafhaia.
Weat O'Rowa, Portland far . Yokohama,
2358 mQrs from Colombia river.
Apaa, UoagkoaS for Saa Pedro. 2768 miles
from Sea Pedro.
ShabesMv flea Pedro for Nagasaki, 8840
sailes fraaa Saa Pedro.
Chickasaw City. Yokohama for Port Town
send, 207 miles from Yokohama.
Valde. discharging at Telle, Alaska.
Dil worth. Saa Fraacieeo for Shanghai. 32T2
miiea from Saa Trsnrtenp
West Proapeet, Los Angeles for xYokobama,
8910 miles froea Lea Aaeelea.
President Wiiaso, Honolulu foe Yokohama.
2283 miles west of Hoaoiula. '
E-uttm - Bailor. - Yefcohama for PorUand.
2610 mUea frees Colombia river.
Cordova. W rang 11 for - KUawack, . 20 mie
from Wraagell. .
North wssistb. Port AHaorp for Cordova.
198 esnlsa west of BpetKcr. ' '
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Fourth Floor Y. M. C. A. Bide.
r on lane, oreeon
before th council WedneBday morning
to urero their causs ; but tha fJllns of
a" laxwe protest required that another jrbtty hsJB Wednesday, shows a 3flcit of
time bo aet for tho formal hearing;,
it was carried orer on til Friday.
William F. Woodward, spokesman
for tho school board, urted that .the
natter bo settled as speedily as pos-.
sibie, because plans for the) reconstruc
tion of tho burned Holladay sc&ool
building; as administration headquar
ters, as wen as plana for the new
school bnildlnr. are awaiting; this do
termination. . He said that in every re
spect the school board has complied
with the legal requirement ; that all
property owners: within the prescribed
distance from the street to be va
cates have approved the plea and the
general sentiment of the community m
tn its favor.
On the other hand, the objectors, in
their protest, set forth that , these
streets are main arteries leading to
the river bridges and that their vaca
tion would inconvenience a vast vol
ume of travel ; that there are other
available school sites where this sit
uation would not exist, and that the
policy of the school board is to put
public school grounds into close prox
imity to parks and playgrounds, and
that there is a park close at hand
where school grounds might be ac
quired adjacent thereto.
YISrTIirG If UR8E DEFICIT
The report of R. O. Jubitx, treasurer
of the Viaitins; Nurse- association, for
June, July and Aag-ust, filed at the
287.85 for this period. At the begin
nlng of June, says the report, the bal
ance on hand war $190, and the re
ceipts for the Quarter were 12000 from
city funds. . The. disbursements for
superintendence, nurse, office, supplies,
laundry and transportation amounted
to 12447.85.
citt conrcit TO FASS OX
IM FBO YElTEJt'T - "PROJECTS
Property owners la five assessment
districts have been notified by City
Auditor Funk, that the completed . pub
lie work projects in these districts will
be considered for acceptance by the
city council September 20. They in
clude :
'Improvement of C2d street southeast,
from B2d to 50th avenues southeast,
by John Orieder tc Co.; improvement
of. Water street, from Arthur street
to Baker street extended west, by C.
G. Randies; improvement of East ISth
street, from Going to Wyjmnt streets,
by Hahn oV. Rebman ; Orecronian avenue
trunk sewer,, designed to serve the
easterly part of the St. Johns district.
J. F. Shea, contractor1: sewer in Kinrs-
ton avenue, from the south line of
Arlington Heights to Fairvtew boulevard.
BE OTf QUEST I-AITD VALUES
A resolution introduced ,by 'Commis
sioner Pier was passed by the city
council Wednesday authorising- the de
linquent tax committee, composed of
Commissioners Tier and Btgelow and
City Auditor Funkv to maka an imme
diate appraisal of tha value Of all real
estate which has come Into the hands
of the city because of unpaid assess
ments or taxes. This Is preparatory
to undertaking- a' general campaign to
sell these properties to private owners
and thus restore "them to the tax rolle
PORTLAND'S BUDGET
BEING CUT SI
000.000
trovrtrflaed From Page tree)
Gruts submitted figures showing what
it will be necessary to raise by taxa
tion, during the ensuing1 'year to meet
fixed charges. He also submitted the
following statement:
EXPECTED INCREASE
The tar levy for general fund pur
poses as fixed in the charter providing
for the commission form of govern
ment was based on the supposition
that the increase In the assessment
roll from year to year would jjrovide
for the- increase in expenditures for
the same period of time.
"The maximum levy for general fund
purposes was. increased . from ven
mills to eight mills by said charter to
provide tor any emergency, that might
"The assessed 'valuation of the city
of Portland Increased on an average
of $22,000,000 annually - for the eight
W: lrr-aa-iftrs-. rr .Ka : eh rtiMr(AM S as..
av-o a- vuviiia, asssgs , auvrtivn j .JV
charter, providing for commission form
of government. ' 'c vi-;--..
Pease note v.tiat has taken place
since: -.: '
"Assessed valuation f of T'ortland.
1914, J314.10S.7n. Assessed valuation
ov. jonns- ana Linmon, isi. s,st,
185; total, J20,S9,tl3.
"SsUmated 1 assessed valuation of
Portland, including St. Johns, and
Iwinntsn. now a part of Portland, 295,
000.000. , y .
4N,8 CUT OFF ,
"In 1918, the state' went bone' dry
which cut miscellaneous receipts ol
"o 'si uuu ana owing
to other legislation enacted by, the
city and state legislature, the cKy hss
lost over $400,000 annually in addition
to the above.".
The reduction in assessed values has
been alarming, in te opinion of offi
cials, who believe a complete reassess
ment on a higher basis should be made.
T. J. DOEOA5 III
T. J. Dorgan was taken suddenly ill
lsst night with stomach trouble and
is at St.-Vincents , hospital.
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I have the largest stock of woolens in the Northwest making
it possible for them to buy just the suit or overcoat they want
for the price of a factory-made or less!
Take a few minutes to save money and get quality; come into
my store today and see the fine, big assortment of woolens.
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CAPABLE MANAGEMENT LIQUID
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of the Broadway Bank both satisfactory
and profitable.
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CHSTS . , .70cperhour !
BICESMITHS . . . . . ; 70c per hoar
SHEET BIETAIa WORKERS 70c per hour i
ELECTRICIANS . ..... 70c per hour :
4 STATIONARY ENGINEERS . ... . .. .Various rates :
STATIONARY FIREMEN . .Various rates 1
BOIXERMAKERS .... i ... . ..... .70c to 70 Vie per hour
PASSENGER CAR MEN 70c per hour -
FREIGHT CAR MEN.J,. ............... . 63c per hour
HELPERS, all classes .47c per hour -
Mechanics and -helpers are allowed time and one-half for time -worked la
excess ot eight hours per day. - -. .
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