" WEDNESDAYS-OCTO": 4, 1922.
THE OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL, PORTLAND OREGON. I
ID
CD BEGINS TO
imcnir uiiiirnc
ui
sum vessel
Captain Tbeodor Knodson, formerly
CiMUrof fh FouiuIatiOB Shipbuilding
company and later with the Staadlfer
outfit at Vancouver. Wash.. 'has com
pleted all Retails fort the. wrecking of
to British teamhjp Welsh Prince at
AlenrtTibi T1l aft rrtWT rt f Via tisil,
of . the sunken steamer will be re
moved from the river wltht a period
of-. SO days. -T .
A full srw cf diver and wreckers
has - been'' ' placed on ' the work and
advantarewlll "betaken-f all tides
and low katerlo ret rid of the after
portion ot tbe wreck before bad weath
er sets -In. The foreward portion is
well away from 'the path of deep water
boats. The com trart tar the removal
f the obstruction gives ample time to
Clear tbe right of way.
Th Welah Prince was sunk in col
lision with the steamship lowan on the
nucni oi aiav zs oir Aiiooni. 11 rauies
east of Astoria. The hulk was taken
over by Major! R. rParlc, IT. -8. A. en-Sineew-s
department. ' and the contract
for the removal of the obstruction 1st
to 1L Barde k Sons. .1
WATE.R -THAniC HEAVY '
Philadelphia. Oct. 4.-J-Wter traffic
through the Chesapeake and' Dela
ware canal from Baltimore and South
ern points to this city is extremely
heavy at the present time In both direc
tions. In the last six months 1573 ves
sels passed through the canal ym pared
with 48t vessels, for the corresponding
period last year, cargo also . were
more than double. Lumber and ;: biti-;
mlnous coal from the South sconstitutir:
MECHANICS
Union Pacific
System
. .j - Is,
Strike ; conditions prevail.
Seniority rights protected
for qualified men regards
less of any strike settle
ment. '
Apply
W. J. HANLbN,:
410 Wells-Fargo Building ;
Portland, Oregon,
or Superintendent's Office,
Room 29 Union Station. "
on the
MALM.
IULI
RAILROAD
WAN T E D!
UTEST P8LLUAI Standard and Ttarist Slttitrs,
t compirtDtnt-Ob$tnfttIoa Cars, Ctachts
via Gpokanc, Portland G Seattle Ry.
The Columbia River Jkeaic Route
"BEGT MEALS ON WHEELS"
Club, table d'hote or a la Carte
Wo
via Glacier national Park
"Service That Satitfies
" hii'tlssr isfsrmsttwn, rwasrvstiwws r tisksts
an ea, mwaMM,
CanaAi;ltJ T:l,-rvrr: s
2ni?1 SU. 0, Unio,k rss.rr Statioa.
Henry picluen. City P.. Aft.. H. Rui,,
TrsT. Pa. Aft, 201 Mertaa BMr. rki
AtwattOS3K ,
Tides at Astoria Tkarsday r
High Water.: ;- low-Water.
ll:tl a. m. 1.7 ft. :41 a. m. X.9 ft
la-JJ p. m. t.t ft. 4 iOS p. m. 4.5 fU.
Seaside High water nine min
utes earlier."
Seaside low water 21 minutes
earlier.
the two cliief items ti frelgnt In this
direction, lit was stated today." . ..
JflBST OF M02TTA3TA-WHEAT
BEACHES A8TOB1A DOCKS
Astoria, Or., Oct 4. Though the- ex
porting of wheat has 'Qeen delayed
somewhat this season, a, steady in
crease in the shipments of grain is
ngted. The ; first shipment, of .Mon
tana wheat reached the terminals this
morning and ; others, are expected.
Canned salmon is being snipped in
large quantities from the "port docks
and some large movements of the
canned i fish will be mads within the
next few days. The steamer William'
Campion will take 10.000 cases to Gulf
ports, the steamer K. I. Luc St en bach
will take lO.'OOO cases to New York
and Boston, the Ipswich 1D.60O cases
for New. Orleans, while thei British
steamer Glamorganshire will load a
large shipment of salmon and lumber
to ports in the. United Kingdom. The
steamer" Oeorgian 'will carry 'salmon
for, New York and the Holland-American
steamer Dinteldijk will load sal
mon for Europe. : J
STEAMER DEPEHE CLEA&S
WITH tl'MBEB AKU WHEAT
""' Parcel lots i of flour to the amount
of 2299 barrels, valued, at $17,358, were
cleared Wednesday on the steamship
Depere for Central America and, 'the
west coast. "x She also carried two par
cels of lumber for.jPeru amounting
to 360,000 feet valued at $14,600. There
were seven marks in the flour ship
ments. Exports of wheat and floury to the
west coast of South America and the
Orient will be heavy for the month; of
October, i Buying has been big at all
points' and space has been filled out
on all berth liners operating regular.
In addition three full cargoes of; wheat
and flour are loading for Japan and
one parcel for Batavia and the Straits
Settlements.
Lumber space for the Orient has
been booked full until the middle of
November. The new schedule estab
lished by the westbound conference is
holding and is binding until confirmed
by the October meeting of the steam
ship operators . most of whom have
placed the necessary bond of f 25,009.
ALL, ALOXG THE WATEKFKOST
The steamship Admiral Farragut of
the Admiral line, sailed Wednesday
morning with a full list of passengers
and, cajpacity freight for San Francisco,
Sare -Pedro and San Diego,
The steamer Forest Kjjisf of the Mc
cormick line, arrived Wednesday with
general -cargo from San Francisco, i
The Standard Oil tanker H. T. Har
per is discharging fuel oil at Will
bridge. The steamship William Campion of
the Lucken bach line is discharging
general cargo from Gulf ports at term
inal No. 1.
The steamship Alaskan of the American-Hawaiian
company and handled
by the Columbia-Pacific Shipping com
pany, is working general cargo at
terminal No. V
POSITIONS OF TESSELS
Radio reports by federal telegraph fin the
position of th following vessels at & p. m.
October 8 :
. Robert Lueksnbaeh, San Franeiseo for San
Pedro, 131 miles aoutb of San Francisco Hcht
ship. J f
Quinault, Ran Francisco for Seattle. 265
miles north of San Francisco.
Lea Angelas,. San Pedro for Martinei. 853.
mile from JMartines.
Coalings, Martinez for San Pedro, 20 mile
from San Pedro.
Oleum. Martines tor Portland. 410 miles
from Astoria. .
Yorba . inda. Ban" Pedro for Tokuyama;
ISO miles from Baa Pedro.
Wshseene. Ban Frsnclaco for-portland, 250
miles north) of Sari Francisco.
. Babinda, San Francisco for Ban Pedro, 43
mile south: of Rani Francisco.
C. A. Smith. San Pedro for Coos Bay, 520
miles south f 'oo Bay.
Frank M. RtK-k.i Aron for San Pedro. 25
miles from San Pedro.
Humboldt; Han Pedro for San Francisco, 100
mi!es south -of San, Francisco.
Ernest K. Meyer. Grays Harbor for San
Pedro. 14S nfls sooth of San Francisco.
New Steel
9.
sr arm
a
, J I It SI I
CeliW Hedondo - for Sas Ftaaeiseow 150
mfiea sontli at Baa Ftanrfseo. - I ' . -
ivliaomaa. Partland for Saa XvsaseneD. 25
soilea arta of Baa Frawnero.
- HarraRl, oaa sranetaoo far aaa i
miles aoath ei gaa Francisco. - -
Meiaa. Uooolulo. for &aa rtaaciace. 2S
aUea vest of Sam Fsaaeise. - -
: rrassdeot Jetlmon. rtl tot Toaobama.
124ft. aaUes vast ot Seattle.
, $ . ( Br Sawai Kadio) ?
. gdure: San Padre far BelBnlbass. ltd
miles f rear Bd line ham. . 1 A i
H. T. Harper, BielimoaS for Portland, 11$
sailea from- PorUa&d.
U. X. Barter. Blaine Cor Sea Pedro, 383
attes from Blaioc.
Oninaalt. San. Fraaaseo for Seattla, 215
mfies- from Saa Fracico.
Haids St. Geort Xdsaore, SesUl fee
Darwn.-S51S mOss from ssattle.
i Canarban Winner, Shanlhai for TancOTTer,
19S miles from Cap Flattery.
Was Kader. Saimidsa tor Portia ad. 1818
milea froos Colombia rirsr.
' lOEbta, Saa Fraaeisea for Ssattle. 1S7
miles frosn Seattle, - -i
Preaidest McKinley. Tosohama for Seattle,
2500 miles from Seattla.
' Mootacna. Portland for Yokohama. 2885
lilM ffnn r!nltimbia Hrer.
, Uaaatland, Kr -t',k via Dntch Harbor
fbr Seattla. 75 miles from Kamcnltka.
President Jefferson. Seattla for Yokohama,
1340 miles from Seattle.
. Admiral Brans. 1T0 miles front Aoelmese.
Starr Sanatae. from Cxunak.
Spokane, at Skarway.
Aariln Seattle fcr Sand Point, S3 miles
from Triansie island.
Alameda at Port Lathfop.
Kstcluian. outhbonad. at Waterfall.
News of the Port
NEWS OF POBT
Aerivais October 5
Forest Kinr, American steamer, from Saa
Francisco, smeral. '.
H. T. Harper, American steamer, from Ran
Francisco, oft. -
William Campion. American steamer, from
fow Oriaana. ceneral.
' Alaakan. American stammer, from New York
OS way port, general.
Daaartures October 4
Admiral Farrasut. American steamer, fcr
Sao IHeco and way ports, seneraL
MARIXK ALMANAC
- Weather at Rlrars Mmitlt
North Head, Oct. 4.--Conditons St the
mouth of the rirer st nooo: Wind, soutn, 6
miles; cloudy: sea smooth. ,
DAILY RIVER KF.ADI3TGS
8 a. m.. Pacific Time
Temp.
I
Stations
Si
: .3
L'matilla
Albany .
Salem .' .
25
20
JO
12
15
8.8
1.0
0.10V20
0 0.88
0.7 0.28
61
45
45
65
-1.7
60
ei
46
Orecon Cityl
1 .6
3.4
-0.9 0.74
Portland
O.eiO.66
'Rise. -Fall.
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette rirer at Portland will remain
nearly stationary durint the next tnree Oays,
except as affected by the tide.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria. Oct. 4. Sailed at 12:80 a. ra .
steamer Richmond, for San Pedro. Arrired at
3 a. m.. British steamer Benrorlich, from
Yokohama ria Puset Sound.
Astoria, Oct. 8. Sailed a 2:15 p. m.,
Japanese steamer Yuri Mara, for Europe. Ar
rived at 4 p. m.. steamer Flarel, from San
Pedro. Arrired at 5:40 an left np at 7:80
p. m., steamer Forest Kinc. from San Fran
cisco. Arrired at 8 and left np 9.80 p. m..
steamer Alaskan, from New York and way
porta. Arrired at 8:30 and left np at 10
p. m.. motorship B. T. Harper, from San
Francisco. Arrived at 9 and left up at 10
p. m., steamer Win. Campion, from New Or
leans. Sailed at 11 p. m., steamer Trinidad,
for 8an Pedro.
AatUe, Oct. 8 -Arrired. Britiih steamer
Glamorranshlre, from Knrcpe, for Portland.
Arrired, British steamer Oothicstar, from New
York, for Portland.
Uatoosft, Oct. S. Paased in, steamer Santa
Barbara, fromi BalUmore ria Portland. Passed
in, steamer Lydia, from New Orleans and
Mobile via Portland.
San Pedro. Oct 8. Arrired, steamer Daky
-Freeman, from Columbia rirer. Arrired,
steamer La Puriiima, from Portland. Arrived,
steamer Iowain, from Gnroae, ria Sew York
and Boston, for San Francisco, Facet Bound
and Portland. Arrired, Norwegian steamer
Arrired, steamer Texan, from Portland, for
New York and way ports. Arrired steamer
Senator, from Saa Dieoo -fefc. Saa Francisco
and Portland. Sailed, IHuriia steamerKina,
from Antwerp and way ports,, for Saa Fran- ,
eisco. Pnget Sound tnd - Portland. Sailed.
t earner Annette Robph for Sin Francisco and
Portland.
San Diego, Oct 8. Arrired "and ssSed,
steamer Senator, for Portland and way ports.
Cops . Bst. Oct. 3. Arrired, steamer Ad
miral Goodrich, from San Francisco, for Port
land. .
Guaysnas, Oct 2. Saijed. steamer Sud
bury, from New Orleans, for Portland.1
a w. mcloruhi,
JtMt Osm. ftss, AffMrf . .
IX J. C05TTLLO.
f-: Wsstsrsi Trsffls-sVtr
Kin StrtVKt Ctatlon, CZATTL0
h
M itci i
mm
m 1
- Philsdriphia. Oct, 5 Arrired. teamer Capo
R omasa, from Portland. : . ! :
Baltaww. Oct. - 2. Arrired. steamer Felix
Tsnsetc from Portland.
Balboa, Oct. 1. Sailed. British steaasez
Weaaaaella. from Tjbe, tar Dan Flaneaaco,
Eureka and Portiand.
Balboa, Oct-- 8. -Arrired, steamer aflmsa
sotan, irasa Portland, for Kew York and Boa
totw Arrired Japeaeae steamer Tenpatssn
Mara, from Portland, tor Europe. a
fehanihsl, Oct, 1- r-Amred. J)tell ateur
C SnBatoer. fross Portland. - i
Saa Francisca. Oct 4. Arrired at 2 a. m.,
teasaer ktoltaoaaah, : from - Colusabia rirer.
Sailed at 4 a, m.. steamer Daisy Mathews,
forOofamhia rreer. -
- Balboa, Oct. 2. Sailed, steamer Neradam,
from Pbiladelphia, for Pwcet Bound and Port-
Railed, steamer : American, from ! New
Tort, for Paget Bean and Portias. ' "
- Kew York. Oct. S. Sailed, steamer f. J.
I Lnckenbacli, for Portland and way ports, i
jMHon. vex. , a.- ArriTeu. steamer Tiser,
from Portiand and way ports. -Arrired, ataam
er Braeh, from Portland.
San Francisco. Oct. 8. Arrired: Port An
reies, to wine barken tine Thomas P. Emtcb,
from Port Aaseles, :45 a, s.: Stockton City,
Dbelter Cora. 1:10 p. jn.; raimak. Albion.
1:45 o. m. : Point Reyes. Kussiaa. l:4Ijpi'ai
Baja California. "Portland, p. so. ; Hamer,
Portiand. 5 p. m.; Hath Alexander. Seattle.
6:15 p. m. ; Johanna Smith. Cooa Bey. 6?15
p. m.; Tssre. Los Anaelee, 8 :80 p. m.; (leor
siana Rolph, Astoria. 8:80 P. m.: Mary Haa
4aa, Port Orford, 9:05 p. m. 8siled: Oaipar.
Caspar, 9 a. m. ; Port Ancelea, Los Anseles.
10:05 a. m. : Phoenix, Greenwood. 2:25 n, ra.-;
Hercules, wbalinc cruise, 2:55 p. ra. ; Babinda,
Los Ancelea, 8 p. m. : Harrard, Los Anreies,
4:10 p. ra. : Santa EnlaUa. New York. 4:23
p. m.': Dorothy; Aleaander. Seattle, 5:55 p. m.;
Coquille Hirer, Mendocino, 8 :8 ps ra.
to Arrive
From.
Antwerk
TesseL
Data.
.Oct. 6
Geo. Wsshinaton . . . .
Wahkeema ........
Ommoranshire . . . .
Daisy Matthews
Annette Rolph i
Rose Qty . . . . .. i .
Fl'.e
Waiter Luckenbach . .
Senator
Babinda
lehich
City of Durham . . .
Steel Inrentor.
WUlamette
(iothiejtar
Ohioan
Vat Katan ....
nor. Laekenbach . . . .
Vessels
Tassel.
Arakan
K. I. Lncktnbaeh .
AUnkan
Wm. Campion
Boobyalla .........
Ipswich
Horatsan Mara
Yayot Maru ......
(ilamoraanshire . . . .
Oeo. Waahineton
Steel Inrentor
Annette Rolph .
Walt. I.uckenbacb . . .
Rose City . . . i . . . . .
. S. Dteco-
Way-Oot, 5
..A. Oct 5
. Loaden
. Sar Fran..... Oct
.Saa Fran..... Oct 8
. Kan Fran ..... Oct 8
.New York. :. , . . Oct 8
.New York. , . . .Oct 8
..San -Diego. ... .Oct
. San Pedro .... Oct 10
. Portland, Me. . . Oct 1 1
. . East Coast. . . . Oct. 1 1
.Seattle Oct 9
.Saa Fran. ... .Oct 10
. Glasgow .....Oct 10
. Ixmdon j . . . . .Oct IS
.Buenos Aires. .Oct 13
.Mobile Oct 14
to Depart
For. . Date.
. Orient" ...... Oct 4
. New York . . . .Oct 6
. Europe i , Oct 6
. New Orleans . . . Oct 5
..San Pedro. ... iOct 6
. New Orleans. .fOct
.Yokohama ....'Oct 6
Yokohama
. ..Oct 7
. : .Oct 8
, . .Oct. 8
. . Lirerpool
. Europe
. Europe . . .
. San Fran . ,
. New York .
. San Fran. .
. . . Oct 1 1
..Oct 10
. .Oct 10
.Oct 11
, .Oct i 1
senator . . . .
Lettish .... 4
: Vrssals
Teasels.
Boobyalla . . . P
Daisy Putnam
Eastern Sailor
Etna Maru .
Frank D. Stout ....
Frogner
Great City . J
Horatsen Mara ......
Ipswich
K. I. Luekenbach . . .
La Meroed ..."
Harsaret ("ourbUn . .
Seine Maru .
Sheaf Mead '
Willnfl
Yoyoi Maru .
Admiral Goodrich . . .
Benrorlich
Flarel
Alaskan
Wm' Campion,
San Dieeo.
Portland. Me. .Oct 13
In lort
Berth.
Supples Dock
. . ...v St Helens
Crown' Mill
Astoria
Couch Street
Terminal - No. 8
......Terminal No. 4
. Crown Mill
Terminal No. 1
.Terminsl 'No. 1
.Portland Yecetable Oil
....... Inman-Poul-en
Globe
West Oreson I..
........ y .. . Wetport
......Terminal No. 4
Terminal No. 1
........ Peninsula ; Mill
V - Tongue Point
Terminal No. 1
. . . ... . Terminal No. 1
.COXGHESSMAX IS GL'EST.
Chehalis, Wash., Oct. 4. The : Ki
wanis club Tuesday entertained" at
l3ncheoa Albert Johnson, congressman
from the Third district. Nearly ; 100
attended. Newly naturalized citizens
were alo guests. : j
DROP'S DEAD OS STREET j ,
Pemeroy, : Wash.. Oct. 4. John
Ruark, 81, dropped dead at the en
trance of the Allen house Saturday
from heart; disease He crossed the
plains with his parents In 1862. The
family settled at Walla Walla, movins;,
to Garfield county In 1880.
ALWAYS POPULAR WITH JOURNAL WANT AD
Ail vou have to
delicious cakes FREE is to .bring a
jCASH want ad to TTie Journal for;
publication - that will include the big
Your Tjwo-Line
4.
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Officialsr-Uncovef :
Real Home Brewery
Astoria. Oct 4. At- small' brewery
g-reeted the eyes - of " Deputy Sheriff
Dethrtdge snd Chief of Folic Carlson
when they raided a boose at 227 Astoi
street, Tuesday morninc. Thy eon
fiacated $0 sralkms of bonis brew beer
1b kegs, 100 quarts tn bottles and about
500 - empty bottles in addition to a
Quantity of maU syrup and other svp-
plles tor . brewings Augrust johmson.
proprietor of th place, -was arrested.
Puelcher Is Elected
Bankers' Preadent
New Tork, Oct. 4. (U. P.J John P.
Puelcher, Milwaukee was elected pres
ident of. tbe American Bankers' asso
ciation at Its convention here today.
Walter W. S&d. president of the
Omaha National bank, wasThosen first
vice president. .
TAKCOTTTEB XICE5SES
Vancouver, Wash, Oct. 4 The fof
lowlng marriage lioeneea were issued
here Tuesday : James Merrill. 29, and
Ardie M. Merrill, 27, Portland : Ivan
E. Lowraan, SO. St- Paul. Minn., and
Lillian L. West, 1 Portiand ; . Ion
Fabre, leg-al, and 1.111 ian M. Dielman.
legal, Portland Can. Enrljtt, 4S. ard
uumna f oner, m, I'oruana ; jiikj u.
Davis, 22. and J uanita i Hosmer, IS,
Rose burg ; Austin J. Simons, legal.
and Vina Dupuin, legal, Portland ; Cyril
K. Holder, 32, Mand Florence M. Ar-
Lnold, 27, Portland; George A. Holscha,
34, and Helena A. Weigle, 30, Oregon
CRy Ernest Roberta, 21. and Lois
Newell, is, Portland ; Charles M. Vand
erwal. ' S2. and Marie Bradley. 2S.
Portland ; Ezra A. DtUon, aegal, and
Ann Xt Crawahaw, legal, Portland ;
Leigh EL Stringfeilow, legaL and Mary
A. Foley, 'legal, Vancouver; Russell
Moxley. STTand Florence Seeser, legal,
Portland ; Ernest Lowrey, legal, and
Llxsie Mellow, legal, Portland ; Leon-.
ard Roup, 34.. fWeiser. MLaho. and
CJoldie A. Sinclair, legal.. Portland ;
Lucien Schmitt. 27. and Elsa Bauman,
17, Roseburg, Or.
PlSTOE BACH TS SCHOOL
Willamette University. Salem. Oct. 4.
O. J. Beadles .former pastor at Okan
ogan, Wash., has registered at Willa
mette university and at the Klmbajl
school of theolDgy.V While at Okan
agon he helped build the Methodist
FOURTH ESTERS BAC
Oregon City,OiLt't.- The race for
the office of city recorder ais be
come four-handed with therilmg of R.
E. Woodward as a candidate for the
positioB-. He will be opposed by C. W
Kelly, incumbent, J. fc. Morris and
J. H. IJzberg.
North
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YOKOHAMA, KOBE, B0H0K050, KAKILA
USSB SS Eastern Sailor Oct. 13 t USSB SS Pawlet.., Nov. 15
For rates.. space, etc.. apply to
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
Broadway ( . t-aS8 Board of
HOW TO GET THEM FRE E
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
do to secure one of
Will Cost 20
And it is some cake." A everydnc sovvaihe Grandma Cake ,
Company of Portland has grown into a mighty big institution, ' v
because it alWays has insisted on the production of quality -.
products. If1 you haveaY
and remember that "YOUR GROCER HAS GRAND
MA CAKES" always fresh daily.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
FROM 7:30 AfM. TO 1 1 P.M. , -
. This gives everybody , an oprMrtunity to call for answers to
their ads without delays -
OVER; ;1 00,000: SUNDAY; GIRGULATTON
; ,it . "t jOURNAL WANTDSA DIg&ALlNE. - :
U. S. Spruce Body ;
Denies .Claims of
gging Company
j Vancouver. I Wasit, Oct. - 4. ' The
United States Spruce corporation filed
an answer Tuesday to the Intervener
ot Perry S. Olson and Ben Olson, deny
ing the allegations in the compialnt ol
Olson brothers and praying tot relief
asked for In the original petition for
dlssolultton of the corporation, t
The Olsons allege they were conduct
ins; a logging business near Seaside In
HIS and had - a , contract with the
Prouty Lumber company to furnish
spruce and hemlock logs and had a
large 'quantity of such logs ready
for shipment when Colonel Brice. P.
Disque sent Lieutenant. J. C. SmltH to
take charge of their equipment and
they were noticed that they must use
their plant to turn out spruce for the
government or: their equipment would
be commandeered for the purpose. For
loss of private business, changes made
m their equipment and other extra ex
penses required by the government the
Olsons alleged f 60,000 is due them.
Stillman Loses
New Appeal in,
Divorce Tangle
White Plains, X. Y., Oct 4. U. P.)
Justice. Mofschauser in supreme court
todaydenied a motion of counsel for
James A. Stillman, former president of
the National City bank, objecting to
immediate action upon'; the report of
i Referee Daniel J. Gleason finding for
Mrs. Anne U. Stljlman in Stillman's
action for divorce and contesting the
legitimacy of the infant Guy Stillman.
Justice Morschauser accepted briefs
from both sides on the referee's report
' and intimated strongly that his ap
proval of the referee's report might be
taken as a matter of course.
Heavy Enrollment
At II. of 0. Indicated
: University of Oregon, Kugeoe. Oct.
4. Although the registrar's office will
give no figures until later in the week,
a heavy enrollment for the university
year is indicated. The school ofjomv
rial ism has already signed up 1S8, com
pared with, 142 for last year. Detn H.
D. Sheldon of the education depart
ment predicts a 20 per cent increase in
his department. Class work began to
day, x
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COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING COMPANY!
Operating United States Government Ships
DIKXCT PKEIGHT SEBTICB WITHOUT j
v TAANBSMIPMBKT BETWEEN
' POUT LAND, OBEOOSf. I
- aad j
TOKOHAHA, KOBE, BHAKGHAI, TAKUBABi
t v tTieatslal SAIBBN .
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1 i'
Sunday issue of The Journal. The ad
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the Grandma Cake will be given you at
the counter---FREE. ' . '
in The joiirrial
The Cake Is Free
.
POSTAL BTJSrXESS, OATHS "
Cancellations at the Portland post
pfflos d urine; September totaled J1.--
895 pieces, as compared with 4.8240
for September, J812, showing again of
4(2,765, acoordrng to Postmaster John,
M. Jones. rorIng the month 28,58
nieces of. parcel post maU were deli v- j
eredV Z97S mora than the 17.813 of Sep
tember. 292L "- " . - :. . V; -
tRAXSPORTATIOS
.oMuuinLrrnnuui .
Salto from Munlelsai Deck Ha. i
WaanesssT, Oct. 4, 1 a, fit..
and Keary Wsdnasday Thsraaftje ;
for AM rftANCISCS "i
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S.S. ADMIRAL GOODRICH
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Martnflatd, Burska. San Franclsse -M
' ticket or net '
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MAJTAGEB ' -JOURNAL
TRAVEL BUREAU
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HAMBURG AMEWCAM UNE ,
TO rLTMOUTBL BOUtOCNE
OAMBUarG
By New Assarieasi - Flag Steaasera
Hesolnte .
Ketlasee
...Oct. 17
...Oct. SI
TO BAUBUBfi DIRECT
SaOinas wtr Ttandfr. by the pops-.j
lar steasaere Msuat Clay. Msnl Catw
rail. Meant Cltaten, HaJiaa, Bayarv.
WtMrttsmberg, with speaial cabin asd
improved third class accommodation. ;
Untteo Amxeicau Lines, inc
1S4 Wast
Ransoian SU, Chiao ar Laeat
Aaents. -
PATRONS
TRAXSPOUTATIOX
Astoria and Way Points
- Sir. Iralda
Mwl, WetL, FrU 8:S A M.
. Night Boat Daily Except ! S
: ? Satorday 7:30 P. M. , ,
Fare to Astoria $1.85 One Way
H $3:00 Round Trip
Week-End Bound Trip $2 Z0 i
The Dalles-Hood River
1 ? Bteamer Sarrlee
Daily, Except Sat 7:15 A. II.
Fare to The Dalles 15 ' I
ir? Hood River $1.00 , , .
Thm Harlrins Traasportatioa Col
Broadway U4 - Aldsr St. Dock
J ROYAttMAlL fc:
to EUROPE
. -TH OO.MrORT BOUXar
. New TerV. Chsraaurr i
- aauUiamsUsi llamawf .'
ORBITA .. . .Oct. 14 Na. Jan. 10
OMOUNA ...Oct. XI Dae, 20 Jan, 31
OROC8 ..Wej 4
. OIMCOT StAStCNOtR SCRVICfi i
,reas.. aoif1e Oaart starts ta . U. i ,
f : , Refulae SalKnoa. j
JT.lioy 3aaH steam Faeket Col
Ra n.w Blis Seattle-, er Local Asanu
IRTKS
a-A.PAHS"JMt- nX O. , Adams.'
8lltv.S,i,,h-i.8,t- 21 ' daahtsr. ,
HASK1 To Mr. and Mrs. M m M. Hi.
v uI3r?z "ri wl Mr 3 a .
-.' Sept. 38. a son.- ... ... t . 1
'JPSSPTZr-I9 Wt. ' r. 'Bar, ,
aett. 814 ftth. Sept. a9, son., i. V'
v liT:LS.?Nt"T' Mt nl M. P, .! Nelsen.; .
Yaeolt, Wash.. 8apt. IS, a dauahter. ? '
SPKSOCK To Mr. sad Mrs. j. K "Bpesock.
Prerttt and King, tjept 19, a son. ,
... MA.).fJr Tl Mr- Mis. ill. lE.iMal.
"liv Sept. 21. a sen.
ADAMS--Te Mr. aad Mrs. Uerf. H; AdaBM, "
BsiB Or 8pt. 32. a aoa. T ?" 1 . :
WATT a To Mr. an Mrs. J. Watts, Pester
Creek. Rpt. 17,-a sob. -. - j'- r -t,l!
8HAEPB -To Mr. and MrwB. !T.
8htKet.78 E- Boruside, -Sept 2, a daughter.! ;
-'THOMAS--To Mr. and Unl.V. Tbomav
?l.hJS- 8pt- 2. datiihte. '
MACKAY To Mr. and Airs. K. sUcsay.
TTM tilisaa, Sept. 25; a danctiter. .
HAROLD T MjXsnd Mrs. Edw. T. iHsS"
old. S14 K. Tth SK. Sept. 26, a daachter. ! r.
UANOTON T Mr. and Mra. Hi M. Laas
ton s7 Olsan, gept. 23, soa. i . j .
81TZMA.V-fo Mr. and Mrs. J.. K. I Hits
nn. 44 E. Beaton, Sept. 14. a dasghterj
EJ4.1S To Mr. and Mrs. ft T. Ellis H3,
E. Buchanan. Bept. 18. a Usnffhter. i f I ;
STHATTOV TUr ,l V( i Sh.
I gs E. Anteny. Sept. 81, a daninttr. i i
BUILDING PERMITS K J
Walter IS. GalinskrJCraet residence.: ST 3 .'
SlakiToo. between 18th and 10th sta,; builder,
Geore .Schneider; $10,000.-. j . - j it ,i- ;.
Bert! Stanford- Erect rMitlxniv. 44e FL .
'30th St., between- Lincoln and Uranta St.;
sainm, ... a . uonftas; aouu. - - ! -
The IK P. Tbosnpson company- Repaie- -warehoase,.
85 1st St., between Ankeny sad
Ashsts-s builder, J. O. KillI-en (3000.
Mrs. William . Johnson Erect residence,.
175 Royal Court, between:- Imperisl and
Boeaa Viita; bailder, N. I'earson; SJon, ; r
O. U. Hayes Krrct renidencs, X7T Ihinck-t-.
ley are., between 28th and 2th sts.; "builder, "
Gust Wittnebel ; t8500. - , , , M -
C. 1. . Egslestonr Erect " residence, i S07i
Richmond, between Smith and Hudson; traild
er. same; flSOO. -. i ,
Daaiel Bckina Erect warehoase, 6 E. .
lSth St. N., between Sandy and Couch .;!.
builder, MacRae Brothers; $60,000. I . -i - I
Georce B. Ersns Urect residence, 541 E.I ;
26th N.. between ' Knott and Braaea sts.;
builder, P. B. Turner; 5AOO0. " ..i i - L. ' .
O. Vun Erect , i residence, 812 SUklymi.
between 25th end 2 6th sts.; builder. V. B. - -Turner;
44000, . - .' .
' Mrs. -Ctiale -Tandy Erect residence; t 835
E. 17th, between Bharer ami Falling; build
er, Sams; 52500. -. t "i,- -I.
S. L. Forbes and E., M. True Erect, resi
dence, 142 K. S5U N.. between Beknont aad ,
Morrison; builder. Hi' E. liberty: 52500.
Ted UMfletield- -Ewct res'dence.- 20? lm-i :
peris I. between Sandy- and Multaeasan; l build
er, WW K. Shealy; $4750. . , f i t i "
H. , C. Kornesajr Erect' residence. I I2BS ,
Rodney,' between . Aioswortii and Hoi man ;
builder, same; $5000. 4 - - -j - 1 i
Donald V Morsan Krect residence, I 1511
lit S2d St., between Res and .Imbert. sts. -.
builder, Anderson Randall; $5000. . 1 i .; I
KvUndquief Erect residence, 41T E. 4 2d '
L. N between Tillamook and Hancock sts.
builder, same; $4000. - 1 j .'
Xijtal statistics
marriagts.Dirtbs. Deathx.
s MARRIAGE LICENSES
Frederick R. Miller, legal, PorUaod. sod , :
Dortrtta E. Battels., legal. Portland. - . j-
Alfred Scbaefer. SO. 8S Third at-, and :
Emma FBhrer, a; Errol station. t l . i
Willis Penson, legal, rem (a 8, Portland, snd
Rem ice Haas, legal, route 6, Portland.' v.
WEDD8NQcarY VstwIvEut
W. C SMmi-AV CO.. Sll Marcaa Bids,
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