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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY,; SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND, OREGON - SAVLOGS, ADRIFT OFF GOQUILLE; ARE IE MENACE MAR Lieutenant N. M. Pigman, IT. S. N'.. in charge of the local branch of tho bydrogTaphic- office, has sent broad east by wireless the report received Thursday morning from the master of the steamship Cottonpiant. from Coos Bay for .San Francisco, that In latitude 43-11 north, longitude, 124-30 west, about 100 saw kg were sighted adrift. Dangerous to navigation. The position given Is directly off the mouth of the Coquille river and it is the opin ion of steamship men that-'the logs broke adrift from a boom and came out of the river oh the tide. The message ' was dated 8 :32 a. m.. September 21. The captain of the Standard Oil tanker A. F. Lucas at 'the same time reported passing a large tree with num erous branches and visible : for a dis- ' tance of 2 miles in latitude 44-26 north, longitude 124-51 west. .MOTOKSHIP 'WILL BETTTK3T HERE FOE WHEAT CARGO The Norwegian motorshlp George Washington of the Norway-Pacific line, A. M. Gillespie & Co., is due In the river on a return voyage in the service of that company, October 2, according to advices received by G. R. Thieiing, local manager. The George Washing-tort wiy load 4000 tons of wheat for the United Kingdom for the account of Balfour, Guthrie & Co. TMe at Astoria Friday High Water. Low "Water. 1:13 . m SJi ft. 1 :Z7 a. m. 0.1'f t. 1:33 p. m. .t ft. 8:10 p. m. -0.7 ft. Seaside -High water nine minutes earlier. Seaside Low water 21 minutes earlier. Barley and general from. San Fran cisco will complete the cargo of the gas boat. The steamship West Katan, which is operating in the Argentine-Brazil trade nnder direction . of Swayne & Hoyt. will be due in Portland the first week in October. The West Katan will bring 8500 bags of coffee from Santos in Brazil and 800 bags of canary seed with a small amount of general plunder loaded at gulf . ports. A. full cargo has been booked for the West Katan for the outbound voyage. The West Katan is owned by the shipping board and is an old trader to the coffee ports in BrasiL STEA3T TOmrAGE OFFERING DECLARED HIGH BT EXPORTERS Steam tonnage for October loading for the United Kingdom or the conti nent was offering Thursday morning for 32s 6d and no takers. Exporters were not inclined to consider anything above 30s and were shy at that. The latest terms announced was 32s 6d op the Brttlsh steamship Baron OglMrie by the Northern Grain & Warehouse com pany. The Baron Ogilvie is for October loading. - Sales are all turning toward China and Japan and space has been taken for .all tonnage up until November. Rates are stiff and demand for parcels is big. ' OPERATOR ENGAGED Aberdeen, Wash., Sept. 21. Ned Sanborn, until recently wireless oper ator on the steamship Lewis Luckea bach, has been secured as operator of the big radio plant being Installed by the : Grays Harbor Stevedore- com pany. . -. TOS5AGE DE3IA5D SLIGHT New Tor. Sept. IX (L N. S.) Ocean freight rates for grain continue to - show a wide range and little de mand for tonnage space. Demand for general cargo space has improved. Board quotations are: United King dom. Is 64 3s; Germany, Hamburg, 16c ; France. Atlantic 15e, Mediterran ean 1721c ; Holland. Rotterdam nad Amsterdam, S 10c General cargo, de mand improved, rates firm. HOQCIAX MARINE SOTES Hoquiam, Wash., Sept. 2L- Motor ship Lassen arrived- yesterday from San Pedro to load at the E- K. Wood sawmill. Steamer Santa Veronica arrived from San Francisco to take on about LaOCOOO feet of lumber for New York. Steamer Daisy Gadsby arrived from San Pedro to load lumber at the Na tional and Grays Harbor mills. Steamer Tahoe arrived from San Pedro to load lumber at the National milL .Schooner Alvena arrived from Hono lulu, after a 23-day voyage. She is now without charter. The Japanese steamer Hakuho Maru arrived late in the afternoon from Coos Bay to take on about 1,000,000 feet of squares, for Japan. The steamer Paraiso cleared from the Aberdeen Lumber St Shingle com pany's mill for San Pedro. ALL ALOJTG THE WATEBFR02TT The Admiral line steamship Admiral Goodrich is discharging at terminal No. 2. She is scheduled to sail for San Francisco Thursday evening. The tank line steamship W. S. Por ter of the Associated fleet Is discharg ing fuel oil at Linnton. The motorshlp Babinda of the Ocean Motorshlp company will berth at ter minal No.7 Friday morning. The steamship Annette Rolph brought teneral cargo to the Aibers dock from an Francisco The tank line steamship El Segundo of the Standard Oil fleet sailed from Will bridge for Gaviota Thursday. News of. the Port Arr vaje Spvimbt M W. S. Porter. Amenc.a tuamer. frcm Gavi flta. el. M ARISE AIMaSAC Weather at River Mouth Xorth Head, Sept. -i. Conditions at the month of tba river norm: Sea. amoetli; wind, fcoath 80 miles: wett'tier, cloudy. DAILY RITF. ik CxADIXGS Smv'1os n UmatiSa, Aibanj . , Kalezn . . Oncoa CHji Portia ad 25 20 20 12 IB aurar n 3.9 0.8 2. 1. 3.8 2fT rfl 5. ar5 If I1 I-O.lj0.00 OjO.OO 410.00 0.1 0.00 5f-0 75 73 4 44 4T si CI Rising. (-) Falling. RIVER FORECAST The Willamette riTer at Portland will remain nearly stationary during the next three days except as affected by the tide. AT WORLD'S FORTS Astoria. Sept. SI. Arrived at 8 :10 a. jn., steamer W. 8. Porter from Gaviota. San Pedro, Sept. 21. Arrived Steamer Edna Christenson from Colombia river; steam er Santa Barbara from Baltimore, for Portland and Pucet Sound. San Francisco, Sept. 20. Arrived At 2 a. m., steamer Lor tine from Honolulu, for Port land: 11 a, m., steamer Ipswich from Balti more, for Portland. Sailed At 9 a. m., Brit ish steamer City of Rangoon from Puget Bound, for Eorope; 4 p, aw steamer Steel stangator from Maw Tork, tor Portlaad: p. as., steamer anaiatnn City from Portland, for i. nitea KjDgaom ; s p. m. , steamer n. M, Meyer for portlaad; steamer Jacob Tuotna- bac from Portlaad sad Pasat Sound, for ew Orleans aad Jaobua. Astoria. Sept. 30. Sailed at 4:30 p. nu. steamer Cot XL L. Drake for San Pedro. Beilingham, Sept. 20. Sailed at 8 p. nv, steamer Texas, from New Xork aad way porta, for Portland. 8eattle. Sept 20. Sailed Steamer W. F. Hemn. from Portland, for Baa Fraccuoo. Taeoma. ' Sept. 20. Arrived Japanese steamer Kongcean Mara, from Portland, for Orient. j Victoria, Sept. 20. Arrived British steam er Sheaf Mead, from Honolulu, for Portland. Saa Pedro, Sept. 20. Arrived Steamer Ryder Hanify from Portland, via. Saa Diego. Bailed Steamer Daisy Putnam- for Colombia river; steamer Senator for Saa Franciaeo and Portland ; steamer Harry Lockenbach. from New Tork and way porta, for Saa Francisco and Portland. ArrivedSteamer afinoesotan, from Portland, for New Tork and war norta: steamer 3. A. Moffett from Portland; ataamer wapama irora Portland. San Dieco. Scot. 3A u am jtait iRm uoiumbi river. Balboa. Sept. 19. Sailed -Steamer Robin Goodfeliow. from Sew Tork, for Portland. Philadelphia. Sept. 2tf. Arrived Steamer Andrea F. Lockenbach from Portland: London. 8ept. 20. Arrived Dutch steam er Kemdijk from Portland and way ports. ualboa, Sept. 17. Salted Steamer Obioan. from Boston, for Portland and Puget Sound. San Krncisco Sept 2 . Arrival. L. S. S. Raiaapo, for Midwi I and, at 10:20 a. m.; C. A. Smith, from Coos Bay, at 2 a. m.; Stockton City, from iUut.- 'Jove, at 2:25 . in.: Caspar, from Caapai, at 2:30 a. m. ; Pasa dena, from Albion, at A -2u a. m.; Necanicucn. from Urookings, at 0 a. m ; -TJ. S. 8. Cyrus. from BremertoD, at 6:o0 a m.; H. F. Alex ander, trom Seattle, at o :3U a. m. : Phoenix, from Greenwood, at 7:40 a. m. ; Kokoyo Uaru, from Aw York, at 7 Ai a. m. ; Brooklyn, from Bandon, at 8 a. m. ; Santa Malta, from Port Angeles, at 8:10 a, a; Mayfair. from Eureka, at 9:05 a. m. ,- Harvard, trom Los Angelas, at 11 a. m. r3ailini, none. Raymond, Sept. 20, Arrived, Shasta, from San Pedro, at 11 a. m. Sailed, Redondo, for New Tork, at noon: Claiemoot, for Saa Pedro, at 10:30 a. m. -Arrived Tug Sea POSITIONS 1F VESSELS Badio reports from North Head give the po- "' menca 'Fkest Woolees In a Great IllGilfvTAim Tr SAIIG rrtVnrnnTP mm Li A . F riday and Saturday And every . Suit is sold with my absolute guarantee of your entire satisfaction if not, money back! Many of these fine values are worth up to $60 My large and expert staff of tailors is ready to serve you. Extra provision has been made for the crowds that will throng this store today. No matter how young or how old you are,; I can give you the finest and best fitting "suit you've ever worn! You will get over twice the- service, too, from your suit made here than you would from a factory-made! Early this summer, I anticipated that woolens would go up, so I bought heavily at the prevail ing low price! My prediction was right woolens today are selling considerably higher than they' were a few months ago. The great saving which I have made I will pass on to my customers. By selling only in an enormous volume can I hope to gain a small profit on each suit! I expect to sell several hundred of these fine suits before the week is over. For choice in assortment, make your selections as early as possible. "Let's Keep Our Home Tailors Busy RAY 1ARKHURS.T Portland's Leading Tailor SIXTH and STARK STREETS sitlrm of faa tollawiasr vwmesi i 9 p. aw, Sep tember SO: - Kedondo. "Willapa Haraor f or Nw Tork. 43 snOea from Willapa, Harbor. - Steel Mariner, Port lownsend for San Pedro, 0 miles south of Can flattery. v CUrasnont. Baymond - fog Saa - Padro, tow miles from Raymond. . MontagM. Portland tot Yokohama. 372 miles west of Columbia river. (By Federal Telegraph Radio ' Frank G. Dram, Honolulu for Saa, Padro, l5 mile frass HoaohUm. West Chopeka, Saa Padro for Yokohama. 120 milea from Saa Pedro. Hartwoed, San Francise' far Saa Pedro, ST aulas aooth a Saa Fraiieise. Ernest U. Meyer, San Franciaeo for Port land. 20 mlies) aorta of Saa Franeiseo, Lea Angeles, Saa Pedro for Martinez, 188 snDea from MarUnes. W. S. Porter. Cariota tor Una ton, 461 mil.i from Ostriota. . Basaer, Everett for Saa Fnuadseo. C40 miles aorth of San Franciaeo. Colombia. Saa Francisco for New York. 926 miles south of San Franciaeo. Ventura. Saa .Franciaeo for Sydney. 341 mflea southwest of San Franciaeo. - Medon. Saa Francisco for Seattle. SIS miles from Saa. Francisco. By Nasal Radio Lighthouse tender Iloea, off Cnrpqna bar. M. S. Boobyalla. Portland for San Francisco. 891 mile from Saa Francisoo." ' Paraiso, Grays Harbor for Saa Francisco, SS mflea from Grays Harbor., Wabkeena, Everett for Ban Padro. 280 aulas from Everett. j Dorothy Alexander, San Francises for Van couver, 10 miles north of Caps Blanco. W. S. Porter. Gariota, tor linnton. 6 miles from Gariota. Redondo, WtUapa Harbor for New York, 46 miles from Willapa Harbor. Steel Mariner. Port Townsend for Saa Pedro, 60 miles sonth of Cape Flattery. Oaremont. Raymond tor aaa r-eoro, loor miles from Baymond. . Montagne, Portland ?or Yokohama. 272 miles front Columbia nrer. Northland. Saa FrsBeiaco, for Belliagham. 20 miles from Belling ham. Heather, at Roche Harbor. Tug Sea Monarch, Port Townsand for ba atHe. ... Equator. Portia tch for Seattle, 14 mues from Portia tch. William F. Herrin, Seattle for San Fran cisco, 20 miles south of Tatoosh. Quinanlt. Tacoma for Saa Pedro, 2S4 miles from Taeoma. i Richmond. Richmond for Point Wells, 100 miles from Point Weils. Texan, Belli ngham for Portland. 40 miles from Belli ngham. Libby Maina. Kenai for Seattle. 235 miles from Seattle. . . . Grace Dollar. Vancouver, tor Taknbar, 8 BOO miles from Flattery. . Weet Iran, Yokohama for baa Pedro. 4270 miles from Weat Saa Pedro. Canadian Prospector, Darien for Vancouver. 2302 miles wast of Flatterq. . , Yankee Arrow, San Francisco for Shanghai. 4100 miles from Saa Francisco. great empire of 150,000 soula In Eaatem Oregon calls me to new leadership in the Kingdom of God. J - ask yxrar prayers and good will," . ,,t Stefansson Party Will Remain in Ice Vancouver, B. d, Sept. 11. TJ. !.) It is believed here that the party seat to WrangeU Island . by ; Vilhjalrnur Stefansaoa last year and which ,. was expected to come out this fall, win now have to remain in the Ice for another season,.- A message from Captain Joseph. Bernard of the power schooner Teddy Bear, who tried to. reach the party, states that he was unable to do so because of the bad Ice conditions. MISS MARGARET WEST Miss Margaret West, : 17 -year-old daughter of Mrs. Florence West of No. 348 East 28th street, died Tuesday, after an illness of several weeks, men ingitis being the immediate cause. She was a granddaughter of Dr. G. M. I Men Wanted Vassals ta Arrive Tassel; From- Date. Daisy ............ .Saa Fran.. .. .Sept. 22 Edgar Luckenbaeh. . ..New York Sept. 23 Steel Navigator Baltimore . . .Sept. 23 Watt Catanaoe Baltimore - . . .Sept. 23 E. H. Meyer New York ...Sept. 23 Tahoe i... Saw. Fran. ...Sent. 24 Geondna Rolph.. .'. ..Saa Fraa... . .Sept. 24 Eastern Bailor ....... Yokohama ...Sept. 24 Senator...... Saa Fran. . . . Sept. 24 Arugaa Kew York .... Sept. 24 Luxlise. a. tieso-WaySept. 25 Etna Mara Muroran ....Sept. 25 Lydia New Orleans. .Sept. 25 KiadefaUk Vancouver . . . Sept. 25 Harry Luckenbaeh ...New York Sept. 28 Arakaa Batsria Sept. 26 West IsiiD . Ran Fran Rnt OT Baja. Cl i.,...San Fran Sept. 2 W San Fran Sept 29 villi ta P sport easel. For. Data. Oehlo Saa Fraa Sept. 22 Regains West Coast ..Sept 23 Ywbida Mara No. 1. .Orient Sept. 28 Afrika .Europe Sept. 23 Rom Cl .......... San Fran. . . .Bopu 28 Edgar Luckenbaeh New York. ...Sept. 28 Steel Navigator New York Sept. 24 Texan New Tork ...Sept. 25 A.ru" , .New Tork Sept. 25 Steel Exporter New York. . . .Sept. 25 Annette Rolph San Pedro Sept. 25 J511 N. Orleans.. . .Sept. 2fl f entor, S. Diego-way. . Sept. 2 7 Kinderdyk Europe Sept. 29 Vssaata la Fort Vessels. t ... Admiral Goodrich ......... Terminal No 5 Annette .Ralph. Albera Clark-Wilson ;nd Astoria -if" 4 St. Helena traihcothe Terminal No. 1 Daisy Freeman Drydock Froenev O-W Dock r Peninsula U M"U lrvin Jobaa Poulsen Westport NWa. Columbia JLjwrl O. Mnrgess Terminal f.o. l :r.:::;:::;;:::Ttyrtn Steel Exporter Terminal No. 1 Texan Astoria 25f LP1??1'' Peninsula L Tofuka Maru Terminal No. 4 Csuri Mara Clark-Wilson St Helens Vmtorm -Mara North Bank S i Linnton Welsh City Terminal No. 4 Keau . Crown Mill Yochida Mara No. 1 Wauna Inri Mara Pacific Coast Coal CHURCH DEPUTIES CHOOSING STAFF (Continaed From Page One) Bishop Gailor. 45, Bishop Brent, 44, Bishop Reese of Southern Ohio, 2, Bishop .Reese of Georgia 3. Before the fourth ballot waa cast additional nomination!! were maul. fh being- as follows : Bishop Brent 37, jousnop uauor so, jcitaaop Jwrence of Massachusetts 2, Bishop Reese of Oeorgla 2. Bishop W. C Brown of Virginia S, Bishop Perry of Rhode Island 8. Blshos Reeae. ceuLM-ntnr Ohio 4, and Bishop Oimstead of Cen- inu xmcw lore I. TOTI2TO TO COKTIStTE The balloting will, continue this afternoon and into the night, if no se lection Is made during the afternoon. Practically all of the bishops nomi nated attempted to withdraw, nobody apparently being anxious to have the position in spits) of the $16,000 salary which goes with It. This is believed due to the general knowledge in the house of biahopa that tba president of tb eotmoil ia subjected to an enor mous amount of criticism, and must virtually bear the burden of theleader ship of the church. Some opposition to Jjisnop uauor' poUdea during the last three year developed on the floor of the house this morning. In spite of the opposition it waa predicted that Bishop Gailor would eventually win out. as the bishops from the Southern diocese are solidly behind him. If the Northern bishops fail to settle on any one candidate, it is predicted that the South twUT be able to dreate enough sentiment through a continued olid vote to force the North to settle on Bistop Gaiior. sreexssox to snnroT05 The bishops nominated the Rev. Wil liam. Blab ' Roberts of Dallis, s. D as suffragan bishop of South Dakota to succeed the RL Rev, W. P. Reming ton, who waa chosen bishop of East era Oregon. No other candidate ap peared. Bishop Cook of Delaware pre sented his cunt. Twelre bishops sec onded the nomination. By unanimous vote the bishops elect ad Lararis B. FYankJin treasurer of the foreign and dognestie mission aodety, equivalent to making him treasurer of the church organization. Ia tho midst of the 'lection this morning Bishop Brown reminded his colleagues that the how for the funeral t the Rt. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead, bishop ef Pittsburg, had arrived, so the houoe knelt in prayer. Bishop Remington sent a telegram to his form communicants in South Dakota this- morning as follows : "By unanimous actkra of the house of bishops 1 have been transfered from South Dakota to Eastern Oregon. As a loyal soldier of the Episcopal church It becomes my doty to go, however great the sacrifice may be. It breaks my heart to leave South Dakota, but a FOR SHOP AND . ROUNDHOUSE RATES: Machinists ,70c hour Blacksmiths ...... .70c hoar , Sheetmetal Workers 70c hour Electricians 70c hour Stationary Engineers.. . ... Various rates Stationary Fireman.; . . . . . Various rates Boilermakers ..70-7O2c hour Passenger-Car Men.. 7 Oe hour Freight-Car Men ...63c hour Helpers, all classes. .47e hour Mechanics and helpers are al lowed time and one-half Tor time , worked in excess of eight hours per day. Strike conditions prevail. APPLY ROOM 312 COUCH BUILDING 109 FOURTH ST. NEAR WASHINGTON PORTLAND lids! Wells, ' a "pioneer, and was born i t Portland. She had been a student a t Washington high school. Burvivir are- her mother, her sitter. Miss Mart t West, and her brother, Oeorjre West, now in Boston technical i he . Funeral services were held today 1 1 Finleys. PLTTLXG VT BUILDISG Xebanon,. Sept. 11. Mill. p' Bros who suffered a severe loss by fire re merit and are having their building rt paired. The wooden annex will be re' placed by a larger building of cemetu. The stock la being gotten Into shar to b sold. TRAKBPOKTATIOH TRANSPORTATION SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY , For San Francisco From Portland Ainsworth Dock STEAMER ROSE CITY SATUHuAV, 10 A. Sept. SS jMONDAT, IS A. Oet. J and every nine days thereafter PASSAGE FARE FROM PORTLAND Promenade Deck....; $28.80 Outside Saloon Deck 26.40 Insjde Saloon Deck .............. 24.00 Third Q ass f Males Only) , 15.00 Round Trip (First Class) 50.00 AH fares include berth and meals while at sea. WassMs sccsaweM kv stssafen vOi tasM as strtir at ntttf $t.M atr HI awaii, saaaaa (st tatiM saws ta 21 1 Htaa. , City Ticket Offlcs 3r4 and Washangtsa Phone Broadai 531 Freight Office. Ainsworth Dock Phone Broadway 0268 1 Are You Going to iyop? Or tho Orient? Or Around thm World?. Why not get eaperlenoed and aero rate information from oao who baa traveled extensively for the tenet. ( f hut natronar ecare Steamsk! Beaervatleaa ass Ttcheis rreae. DORSE Y B SMITH JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU tt BKOAUWAT. POKTLAXl). OB. Phoaa JjarshaU TfU0 Ta1SMIr - AUMJnAL ScnATOii Sails from Munlaipal Dock He. Wadnasoair, Sept. C7, 10 A. M. saa Ir Wadnetday Theraafur fop SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANOKLES ' aW DISQQ ADMIRAL GOODRICH ; PrWar., Seat. ta. 10 A. M, r JHarahriald, Euraka, San Pranoltca i TI0KIT OPPI0K ; 101 3D ST., CO ft. ST Alt K , PHONK BROADWAY 64S1 , Astoria and Way Points , Str, Georgiana DaUy, Except Friday, 8 :30" A. II. Nig-ht Boat Daily. Except Sunday, 7:30 P.i AI. Faro to Astoria $1.85 One Way $3.00 Round Trip Weelr.End Round Trin f Kn The Dalles-Hood River I Steamer Service : - Daily, Except S&U, 7:15 A. M, Fare to. The Dalles $1.25 . Hood River $1.00' j The Harkins Transportation Co. , Broadway 3i4 Alder St. Doc a , CHEAP RATES BT STEAMSHIP TO .SAM FRANOISOO. LOS AMeCLKt, ' SAM OICOO .sarLijfo BaxuKUAr. a p. M. BOLLAM, Agent ISS Third, near Wash. Bdwy. 0076 r 'I1 V,r The Land, of Romance Let your backcast joumey titty you right through to the Atlantic Coast of Canada to the land of .Longfellow's Evaagelinc'with its beauty and tmy quillity that res? the tired nerves. Visit the land where occurred the eighteenth century struggles for the possession of the New World where the destiny of the American continent was determined more than two hundred- years ago. Mtry pcnitcfhittaToirk,iitoik and eoro - fneYdaiate found in die hlariune Provinces. ' Lot - CaXL t writ fir Information. " Canadian Pacific Railway 6S Tbirtl 8t- l0KTLAlfI Broadway X$0 ' W. H. DEACON, Peneral Aant. M...r,:' : r ll f I S . aw-i. .... funs- -vi-j;, sua-.. it ' HOBTH ATLABTIO WKSTCUJI as. CO. . WBST BOUND Portiaad. Ala.. Boataau Kaw ss. vsnvun ,........,..... ....... SS. .BRUSH Sept. it Seat. 7 88. COLD HARBOR. ................. .Oet. 1 Oct, 1S SS.-WABASH ....Oct. X8 Oct. t . CAST BOUND FROM PORTLAND Tork. . . . SB. Artlsaa . SS. LshttS . . (Ot TIM Straa . .Sept. SS , SS. Braaf, .....Oct, 11 88. Cold Harber;..... Aaaaai t rstsot for uoarlaatan, B. C THM AOMiRAk LINK. S-aclfla Caast Atents rv 8f. 1 Ot.: ' Oct. t No. . Me. ' .Nor, 1 i Brsaaaar t '