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THE OREGON SUNDAY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY, .MORNING. OCTOBER 22, 1922.
MANY SHIPS WILL
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f AMERICAS' '. FISHING SCHOONERS IN TRYOUTS
TAKE ON CARGOES
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E THIS WEEK
Tran$-?acific, Ifitercoastal and
East Coast Steamers to Gath
er in Harbor, Listings Show.
Promise of an exceptionally active
period rlong the Portland, waterfront
during the com'mr wek.M contained
In the ship listing made at the Mer
chants Exchange Saturday afternoon.
' Both trie offshore and intercoastal
trade are well represented, in the ched
"ule of arrival during the next - six
days, and agents and shippers are" con
fident that ,thL -waterfront strike Sit
uation will continue to be held well in
hand so that the vessels ijtay be- han
dled with dispatch, (despite the pros
pect, of crowded terminals.
tn the' ff-hre trade, the schedule
C; arrlv-alsshows- vessels j.rtue during
this perHod, bearing the, flag of six
foreign cpuntri The flags listed
XH-.nish.- NoHrfegian; iPutcb. .British.
.Japanese and Chinese.
AMONG TH09MK IH'fc
Listed amonjf these off-shore car
riers is the panlsh steamer Kina,
wbictfc will arrive in the, regular -service
of the Kast-Asiatjc Steamship eom
Iny. to. pick up wbat.
The Norwegian stiarner Hellen iwill
come in duriagi the learly" part of tha
week-' to finish fottt a Carge: of lumber
started at, Aberdeen. .fAboui the same
time the Dutch; ttamer, Dlnteldyk will
arrive from ' London ; la, "the regular
service of the Holland-American line.
The "British steamer Tndonstar of the
Hlue . istar -line. llkewse. Is scheduled
to call here fori a parcel .of eppl.
from countries across the Pacific
wfll come, the Japanese steamer Yojiu
Maru for Mitsui & Cos. to load some
lumber and general fargo. and the
Chinese steamer Bermuda for lumber.
The perrmida. ':vhich formerly t-as a
British- ship, wfll bring some -n-argo
from Atlantic ports.
INTERCOASTAI. SHIPS
At least -a half doxen intercoastal
carriers vifl arrive : during the week.
the schedule showing ships listed as
loliows :
-Katriia luckeib&ch of the L.ucken-
ine. iyiiisoio or me. v iniama
line. I'ac io,ue of the IVeifio Mail Steam
; ship 'company.; lotvirti of the United
American line. Xebraskan ot the' Unit
ed American litie and the Deerfleld of
the Pacific Steamship fompaiiy. t Other
intercoastal vessels jare expected for
the latter part of thje week. ;
The visit of the steinier Catitine will
be representative oj-the second call of
iic fii.ii.ii- iwjiii iHmgnip - company,
which reowitly interested itself in
tfortland as a port ;of caft.
)AII.IX DATES 4 IX K SKT- BT
SI DDKX flTRISTfNSKN
l lie t wo ' unnamed steanuTS whk-h
Sudden & Christenaen announced las;
week 4is scheduled to enter (,he Crow
ell & Thurlow intercoastal service, for
which they are asenta. will sail from
Boston -.November 8 and Ja'nfcarv 13.
according to- advice' received Saturday
h j; F. N. Bush, general agent of the
company at Portland.
The addition of the two new veseels
will bring the fleet number up to eight
rtnd will make possible, a 12-day service
for this line between the Boston. New
York. . Baltimore and I'ai-ific coast
.ort.
.Schedules of t'lie 'next few vessels of
t-vls Ifne to visit Portland , will lie
pushed, back slightly to malted a p'ace
for the newcomei-s. The next arrival
in this service Is .the William. A. Mo
Kenney. which Is scheduled to 'come
V-ere the latter part of the month. All
of the ."hips of the Crowell Thuri
fied will corus to Portland hefore mak
ing Puget Sound calls, giving Portland
shippers and receivers quicker serv
ice . from the Atlantic.
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STARTS THIS EVE
More Than 75 of Portland Busi-
ness Leaders or Representa-
. tives Wilf Visit 24 Cities.
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Portland's first trade excursion into
Southwestern Washington In six years
will leave' tonight with more than 75
business leaders of the city.
During- the uext five days the Port-
DEEP-WATER DIVER
HAS A CLOSE CALL
IN LOCAL HARBOR
Fred De Rock imprisoned in
v Sunken Dredge, Jbut Relesaes
Self j SearcTiesbr Bodies.
which Uve Jlrede . will bet .tlejr'wbeft
raised. . wilt be floated alongside the
wreck an4 anchored, to specially driven
piling...
De Rock plana to spend several days
under the water thla eoraing - week, to
an fitte-ranf Ln locate the two miasinc
boSies. He plans Ao knocSk , down the
doors , to every abliu He ftnda progi
rees under the water very f slew, as he
la obliged to carry pounds of iro
in tila shoes to keep himself down
De Rock last completed some under
water work for the government on 4he
Cascade Locks before he was -called In
to. inspect the dredge wreck. j-,. :v-:
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America n t.iricrf iit lly trial raotioff RIouccMcr; Mkx to lt't'nlnc lite' AmtTicwn, ncnooner In the com
hit lutcmatioiial raeen against tlio t'nnadiian ackoorter' BliJr0! engaged in lose matches oii the
oininir dav of! ttiubat. The ':-ilzbeth HowariJ of NpWjYorte was first off 'the mark ami held a
-i . w.. . it- . inninad niui was enmnetleil to .. withdraw.' Hie Henry Ford proved "th
final victor, leading the'STankee by a eomfirtable ' margin ' at th? finish. The. photo shows the
Henry -Ford, in the distanced leading- the .Yankeei shortly after the stert of the race.
sell. The vessel came" f roni "Philadel
phia in ballast. 1 , ... ' '.'
Saturday evening the steamer "West
Katau. plying In the , service- of the
Pacif ic- Argent ine-Brasil line, arrived
in port with general cargo from Buenos
Aires. The vessel will load out some
apples for the east .coast f South
America. . t
f rt ' :
CPQI I1..E KlVlfll BAR
Local notice to mariieTS; in: regard
to tha Coquille river-' bkff was- issued
.Saturday by the branch Jhydrographic
office. The announcement follows :
"The' following report of the steamer
Elizabelhf dated October ilSs.l?22. -wA
received this Klate. from the, B. M. O.,
San -Francisco. Cal. :
Coquifi river; bar Lepth of water
on the bar1 at the average of the lower
low waters H feet. '
N. M. P1GMAX. :
l.ieiitn;im United ijtates Navy-.
Offit-erilji charge."
A 1. 1. l.(i THK WATTRr'JMIST
The Norwegian steamer KrU. which
nrrivel in the river at 1:30 Saturday
rtiorni;;g. tied tip at inmari-Ponlseji
'lock Saturday evening to begin loa
irs. a cireo of lumber for la-it Ku.f
'sIMNG Pil AYKH
rtilins cf the slesmer .Adjrntral
tioodrich. engaged In the Admiral; line
coastwb.e trade between. Portland 1 and
San Francisco, was delayed Saturday
because of heavy freight moving both
inbound and outbound, instead of sail
ing Saturday evening according to
schedule, the ttoodrich will not get
away until tonight at T o'clock.
AT tVOBLP'S PORTS-
Aitun. Met. I'l. Sailed at 1-:S aj in..
&t;iim?r lai' t'n-man. for San I'edry. Ar
rifel at 10 a. in... orwi-giaa t&-mer Krt.
fruin riitlaiUlr'tiia .V'imi! aaitl iHl np at
lltO a. n. . at;ftnii"r ?t. 'Katau, from Ktienos
are. .l.rU ni at 1:40 p.- m , Nurwenau
-immiT Krle. Areml at 1 :25 ami lelt u at
3:30 u. tn.. Swftlsh laoUir-dip tlutiui Ants,
trom ln -r'ranr i4-o. 4
tiau I'nnri oo. K-t. 1. MaiUd iiutt night.
itDii-r t'irique. t njin .Nt i trk. fir Port
land and Pucet Souhd. A r rued at 6 a. m..
IniDitr Admiral J-'arrajut iron 1'ortiand. tor
Nu FfiUo and Ban liego. AiriTad at Kt
a. ni.. HrttiU rteamf r fiotiiiosUr, from loti
UnU. for Ixmdon and way iwrti Sailed la it
mcbt at nnHlniaht, ataaaer Faut Kuckeiibaea.
from Nf Vork. for I'ortland. m
;aio:a. Oct. tl Sailed, immrt Frank 'I
JJiiira, for Portland. ' -
o.-ton, Oct. L'U. 'Irtrfil, Fteamr Minne
jn. fcr rortland and way porta.
Cristobal, ttrt 18. Sailed, itt-auier A. L.
Ki!it. trom t.'.rttaml. fur ltattlmor and way
liit. SaUrit. --pm-r t?rl Worker, frcm
1'inlaml, for Mitou anil way lK-rti. Sailtd.
-teanipr Renturkian. trom- lcit!anl. for .pw
l iff.
Tides, at Aalarla Meaday
High Water. Low Wuter.
2 :46 a. in.. S.1 8 :2 a. m.. 2.1
2 :29 B- ns., 5.5 9 :30 p. m.. -0.8
TJteI lntentr. trtm Portland, for w York
and way porm.
-- TMai at A:
llifti Waler.
:S a. m. . . .H4 ft.
1 45 p aa. . . .. ft.
:rra Monday ,
Iajw Watfr
1 :5 a. pi. . - -1. ft.
sr-41. p. .... l.v ft.
News of the Port
f ' arrivals Octeear SI '
. V. A Millar.- American steamer, fro San
Francisco, otl.
liie. Norwrslan 'ateaanrr. from Pbiiadetptua.
ballast. .
Seat klitan. American steamer, fr;m Buenos
Ayrfa, eeaerai.
Oaparturaa October 21
j Pariiima. Amencu ateamr. ! StUf.
oil in tr.xu.ii3.' - "
Jai l'utnmiai. Amencait t earner, for San
Pei&-o, miurer. - ,
;rorzian. American steamer, for New Vork
and jKjrta, BeoeraL-
Adrairal ;(odr'rn. . American ieamer. for
Cum llay. Knrpka and !tm Frauctro. pis
eeu -rs nd General. ,
Twri'
Senator
Caclaa .......
Watiama ......
Bermuda
4'lialiaiaha
Toiin Maru, . . .
Kiua. ........
lowan
Paul tK-kenrmch
Flor. Luckesbaes
V'ikinu .......
Vk'illamett . . . .
Waltieena . . .
Weal Katan . . .
rinteid.Yk . . . . .
Willaolo . .
Eat. I.m-kenliach
.Ncbra-kan
Vaswai-
Bucooa Aire. . - .
Nankoh alaru . .
Wai Katan. . . . . .
lewan r
Cacraue .......
Iwina ..... .. .
lownn .........
Paul Luckenbacb
Wirama ......
Kat. kurkenbach .
XVIIrsolo. . . . r . j.
Tuiiortar
t'loTenoe I.uckenbacli
Waaaala Arm
From. Date.
S. liego-way . .Oct 23
. . . t . . .Baltimore . . . .Oct. "J8
San r"ran Oct t!8
t uba Oct 23
Seattle ,Oct
. Kobe ...... Oct 23
Antwerp . . . .Ocu 2H
New Vork . . . .Oft. us
Now Vork. . . .Oct. 113
;' Mc4Mle .... ' . .Oct. 24
.Sn Fran Oct 24
.Warn Fran ... . t t 24
.San Fran ..... .Oct. 24,
. Jtuanod Avre-.Oo4v 24
.Antwerp Oil 2
New York W,2.1'
.New York ... -Oct. 23
New York Oct 2tt
Vau It te O apart
For. Date
Europe Oct 23
.Orient : .Oct. 23
8a. America .1 .iwt. ES'
New York Oct
...... Baltlmora . . Oct. 25
Europe Oct 27
....... Kurone Oct 2JV
.New York Oct 26
. San Pedro ...Oct. 26
.Sew Yerk. . . Oct. 27
.New York Oct 27
, Kitfoiie Oct 27
X.; Orleans. . . . Oct 27
Vessel
Baron Cawdor
VtSMta In j or
Sau I'edro. Oct. 21. Immf' Steamer Karon Ogi'y
, Berth.
. .... lrrin
..r;h Bank
Word
Tomorrow will
be four oppor
tunity to pur-
$575 now 395
' $10 Cask. $8 Monthly
" ''.
Largest Factory
.r. i 'i'.i1 .ii Ai'i'. '
KaBMf cnase
fiWMll. reprb'duci
1 I I m J I 1 F I i-.F.' rl i : - -i
' . i kl.S
BenTOricb
Buenoa Aires '
CliilUcotha ........
Drren City
ICitia llaru
Krle
Hara.d
Iiornet
John . Kirkpatrick .
(a Mprced ........
Nankoh Maru . . . . .
Rosalie Mauony. . . .
W. . Miller. - . . .
We Katan
Xorta Bank
."Globe
Albina Marina
. . . . . .Teraainal No. 4
...... Terminal No. 4
Inmen Poulwa
: . . . West Orecon L
, Knappton
j . . Kamier
.Portland Vecetabl Oj:
, 8ou. Tac. Pock
Alber-
Willbridge
Alben
FORECAST
Portland and Yleiiiily Sunday, fair; vari
able wind.
- Oregon and Washington Sunday,
cepi probaiigr rain near the coat;
nortbeaterlj wintt.
O B 8CUVAT IOSS
.fair, ex-moderate
. - I Wind.
s i I: - .
STATIONS ! J - t
& t t Is
2 2! -.mt
& . g
Baker 0 i tt . . . v ( Clear
Boiae .....i 62 j .. NV i Clear
Boston ...... 54 ( .. VV flear
Calaary .... 8S 4 0)lt.crody
Cliicaeo . . .. 68 i S J Clear
Oenrer .... S6 . '14 W Raiii
I tee Moiues .70 0 . . sv Clear
Kureka ..... 7 f Clear
UalTeiton .. 7 0 .. SK Clear
Helena .... 52 0 W flear
Juneau ... 50
Karma City: "0 0 .. s Clear
I.oj Aneeles. 72 O .. W Clear
Marshtield ..74 0 NW Clear
MeHon . . . 7 W Clear
MinB-apoKa . BO it . . W Ft. cloudy
New Orleans. 80 II HK Clear
New York . . 56 0 14 SW Clear
North Head .56 .. N J Pt. clourtf
Phoeni.1 . . . . 8H II . . V Pt. cloudy
Poratello . . 54 I II ... SW Pt clondj-
Portland ... 63 0 . . W Clear
Hiwehurg ... 4 i .. 'NW Clear
Sacranietito . H4 i ' .. 'NVV Clear
St. I.oui ..!; u .. SB Clear
Salt fjke . . i S j O 12 NW Clear
Han JUeso . . ! fi .. NW (Tear
San Fran ..I So I 0 . . r V J Pt. cloudr
Seattle . ...) 62 j .. "N Pt. cloudy
Mkant ! 112 tl . . . . . i
Taconia. .... T.2 i 0 i ., SW f Cloudy
Tatoosh Ial.. . 56 .04i .. N 1 Pt.Cloudy
Sitka ..... 52 I . . I . . 8 1 Raiii
VaJdei ... .) so . . ".'. ... I
Walla Wa!la. 66 0" W Clear
Washington . 6 S Clear
Winnipeg ... 42 O X Clear
Yakima .... 68 0 8 Clear
.Fred Ie Rock,r deep .water diver.
came - nearly meeting tne . same . fate
Saturday aa the -three men who were
drowned, a week ago when the dredge
Portland was 1 sunk by the .'Steamer
Santa Clara. While 86 feet below the
1 . .;;-, ut ..I..-. j .l.l i u r. rajuvnns urns w
lHU VV.Ui DIWIUBIJI ... . . U 1 I. . 1 . i t O I Jg
and towns in the Soutn Bend and
Grays Harbor district, some of these
communities being in Portland's ex
clusive . trade territory, . some, .being in
Seattle's territory and some, on the
line between the two major1 trade eit'es
of the Northwest.
.The excursion has been planned un
der the direction of the trade and com
merce department of the . Chamber of
Commerce, which had to delay several
previous attempts to take a group of
business men from this city into the
neighboring state during the past year.
Advice "has 'been , received by the
chamber that ' special programs have
been prepared at all of the cities to
be visited a nd luncheon? are awaiting
the visitors at several of the, communi
ties., j
The-excursion special is being, run
under a committee of which Paul e
Uass Is chairman. He ' has appointed
sub-commjttees to, serve at each towjn
visited. Addresses will be made at
all the 'communities. '
Those who had signed for the excur
sion Saturday afternoon are as fol
lows : ' ' i
I. Aronson, W. S. Babson, R. B. Bain
Jr., A. J. Bale, "W.-H. Beharrell. -James
T. Burtchesir, Theodore Bergmann, O.
C. Calhoun. A. M. Clark. Louis G.
Clarke,' D, G. Cruikshank. Walter M
Daly, Marshall N. Dana. Paul DeHaas,
George A. Dunham, Edward Ehrman.
FVL Fogitrty. Tom Follette. Henry J.
Frank. -L.-A. Freeland. Dan C. Free
man. John Gill, George Graven. J. C.
Henderson, E. C. Hexter, V. C. Hib
hard.i U S. Howard. F. W. Howell, H.
W. Hughes. R. T. Jacob. A. O. Jones,
J. P. -Jaeger. J. J. Lane. D. Levihe,
Thomas C. Luke. Charle -,K- Mace,
H. J: - WacKenzie. Milton Mayer.
O. W. Mielke, -A. G. Mills, Ralph
T. Montag, B. feu8taiteT. R. W.
Price. W. F. Prier. S. C Ras
mtissen.'L. J. Ryan, Charley H. Stejw
art, E. G. Sammons, Nathan Strauss,
Fred W. Vogler, I. M. Walker, E. .'.
Weitibaum. K. N. Welch. H. Wessenger,
F. W. Wheeler, Frank Ira White,
Shelby Wlggipa, Clark IS. Williams.
Charles C Wintermute. Alfred K.
Touhg, George H. Young. (Sam J. '
Young, William Young, Johu: A. Zehnt
baucr. ,
Clearance Sale!
a piano, player piano,
ng instrument of
phonograph
$1150 now 695
S2.T Cash, $14 Monthly ;
04-4
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$675 now 495
$ l. Cash v S 1 & Monthly -
pas5-4years, time-vermsaj
You Can Afford to Pay $ 8 MontMy Yon Can Therefore!. Buy a Piano
You Can Afford to Pay 10 Monthly-:rbuan
You Can Afford to Pay llOIonthly Ybtf Can eref ore Buy! a Grand
Used Phonographs
fer 'ReprbduiHnlPli if i
ifterBoon report of preceding day. -
LOCAL II AT A
Portland, t k-t. 21. Highest temerature
Gil ilert.- , lowe.it; t-. mpcrature 4 4 d-.-fciee.
RWvr rtii3. H a.' in.. 38 feet; change in
la t 24 bour O.fl feet.
Tctal rainfall finn .'ptember 1. 122.
3.29 iucb,ji; vrmll flaiufall fiitica S--ptember
1, 4.26 iixibe.' ; ik'ficiencjr of rain ia 11 nce
ScfiUiuber 1, 1922. .7 inches.
Kmiri 6:36 a. in.. : unset 6:15 p. m. :
total Eiioslmie 5 hour 22 minutes; possible
seu-bitie 10 hours 3 minute.'
Mounrise .Sunday :I4 a. U. ; moonwt
Sunday 7 :9 p. ra.
Baaometer ( rwiaieed see lerel 5 " p. m.
80. a 1 inches. . .:. .
- iteiatire humidity. 5 a. iav. 100 per eent;
noon. S3 per e.-atr 3 p. nv. 7U per cent.
Report From Month ef Colombia Klver
Xorih Head. Oct.- 21. Condition of tlte
sea at 5 t. m.. nioctb:- wind, ncrtb. 4
mite. - ': '
Tin. GEORGE TE.WAX
Aberdeen.., Wash.. Oct Jl- Dr.
George Tema n, for 10 years a prac
ticing: physician' of this, city, died in
New MexltOf to which state he had
gone for the benefit of his healtli. The
body will be-brought here lor tirrtal.
rooms of ; the . sunken craft, the
fuilslflA Hmw In llu rrtm - ftnsY a'
tered was sucWenly closed by the ac
tion of the- waves" from a passing
steamer." . A the .door closed it pinched
De Rock's "air hose and life line. " He
noticed his peril instantly,' and through
his private telephone inside his suit
called to the men abve to pull up all
the slack m his line to help him out.
FREES HIMSELF j
With a crowbar De Rock managed
by well aimed blows -toknock the door
off its hinges, and free his Mnes. Knock
ing down the door was slow work, as
the water lessened his power.
De Rock's position was a perilous
one before the door closed, as he had
crawled around underneath the tilted
dredge In order to get into the rooms.
He " was trying to locate the bodies of
the two missing men.
For the past wee- pe Rock has been
wading around In the Jnnd and ooze at
the bottom of the river to jjet cables
under "the dredge. Although he must
do all bis work by hand, De;Roek has
succeeded kin. getting , 19 large - cables
under the vessel. -The 'remainder of
the SO cables, considered by engineers
as necessary te raise- the. dredge, will
be put under by steam "engines, now
that 10 cables have been put under by
which the others can be pulled through.
Within a few days the pontoons to
TRAXSPORTATIOX
MOVEMENTS OF VESsV.LS
(By Federal Telegraph Company)
San Franeiico, Cal., Oct. 21. 8 V. M. -President
Cleveland, fian mnciso for Hong
kong. 1385 miles wet oi San Frauciaeo.
Claremont. San Pedro for itiymouii. 80
mile north of San FTanciaco.
Siskiyou, San. Pedro for Colombia nrer,
130 railei south of Columbia, ' riaer.
liar; wood. Stays Harbor for Sail Fran
cisco, 60 miles south of Grays' Harbor.
Cubs,. San Francisco for Cristobal, 4 63
iuilei south of San Pedro.
Cr-alinga. Seattle for Sao Pedro. 621 miles
north of San Pedro.
W' H. Porter, Han Pedro fcr Sau Fran
cisco, 216 miles uonli of San Pedro.
Harad, San Pedro fcr San Francisco. "0
it i Its north of Ran Pedro.
Knfeat H. Meyer, Orays Harbor for San
Pedro. 167 unites from Sau Peilxo.
Ij Angeles. San Ptdro for Martinez, 39
miles from -Martinez.
Frank H. Buck. Uawota. for Linnion, 509
miles eoutti of Linnton.
Tale. Saa Francijco for Saa Pedro, 70
miles south of San Francisco.
Sierra, Columbia, rirer for Saa Pedro, 703
miles aotitb of Colombia, rirer.
Paul Luckenbacb. at aoon. Sao Francisco
Tr Portland. 90 miles north o San. Fraa
C1JC0. . '
IHlWortb, Shanghai for San Francisco, 572
miles -west of San Francisco.
Kcuadct1, New York for Saa Francisco. 30
mileA rcnth cf San Pedro.
Pre. Went .YikOii. Yokohama for San Fran
ei co. ll?3tiHilr.i wept of San Fntnclaro.
West Fial, San Pedro for Yokohama,
lC.a2'mile- im Hin Pedro.
Ial tnriimi. Perl land for Seattle, -232
mile ft an S attle. '
Wapaiua. San Franoico ;for Portland, 340
miles north of San Franeteo.
Homer, anebcred off Pra.'idio Skoals.
- Frogaer. Portiaud fcr CcSon. 247 miles
south of San -francisco-.
Oct 20. S P. M. ?
Hannawa, Yokohama .for Portland. 3710
miles west of Columbia rier.
Colombia, New York for SaB Francisco,
40 miles south of New York. '
Patrick Henry. Honolulu for Balboa, J!03S
mile eaat of Honolulu-
Harry Luckenbacb. San -Pedro fo New
York, 1783 miles! south of San Pedro.
Slianbtme. Itreki for San Pedro. 1090
mile from San -Pedro.
President' Jackson, Yokohama for Seattle,
1230 mile . west of 'SoatUe.
President Madion. Seattle for Yokohama.
202-.' miles wet of Seattle.
no. Boenos Aires for Norfolk. 250 aai.es
smith of Key West.
Vtnczaefa. San -Franckco for New York.
100 miles north of Balboa.
Valdura. Honolulu for Panama. 15 SO miles
east OpT Honolulu.
Art You Going to Earopm?
' Or thm Orient?
Or Around thm World?.
IVhy not get experienced atod aoca
rata) Inf oruaation from en who iaaas
traveled xtwnaivtjr for Um bensoi
it akw patrons r
core BUamsklp Reaervatleas aas
Tickets Frsai
DORSEY B. SMITH
' , Jaf AITAOXB
JOURNAL TRAVL BIJRBAU
U itROAjVTA. iORTLAKl. OR,
Fhoas llarshaU 17 .
LACKED LICJEJfSEj pFI3fE j
- rnnfcnn WatsnVi OftrH P". A:
Farquharson, salesman for; the Equitar
Die r mance, oonu k uortEase win-
fined $50 and s costs .-of :,t23. on a.
charge of selling membershU' In the v
c6rjipany. lthout bavin? conformed to
the5 state law retarding licensee. . - ,
TrDESTS TfAE COMMITTER-
Mount Angel College; st, Benedict.
OeL rsL-The ; eoliegiatft ; students of i
Mount Angel college named as as eke-.,i
cutive - committee .Walter ' Cranston,
Boise. ; Idaho ; Francis Meyera, Baker,
and Joseph Koutek, Scappoose. -
sew ou?E: paoansED "i
herldan. Or.. Oct. 21. A new rural
rote from ""WUlainma" to serve resi
dents , In the vicinity of - Gold Creek,
above that place, has been promised,; - -
arUetCsdoes not recommeTtd Hi era
pley-meat of an expensive professional
city plannervi ho -will weight the peopls
wfith a, financial burden. '
TRANSPORTATION"
TRANSPORTATION
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onmuv trip to
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npHOUSANDS of business men,
tourists, siehtseers, students and
travelers jare making reservations tuw
orr te new, and magnificent U. S.
Governrnenthipsto the great World's
.Fair at Rio de Janeird ! They choose
Ll. Golvernrnc-nt ships because these
are the rViest and fastest on the run1
il Days to Rio .
(.
If you are planning the trip, send the
information blank, below for desertp. ,
tive literature now. These ships are ;
first in! luxury, conveniences
, and : service; and , they make
the -fastest tiixie! Only 11 days
to Rio de Janeiro! They-are ultra
modern 000 ton displacement o3-
' burners operated for the Government
by the Munson Steamship Lines with
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half a Cjp"ritury of successful experteoce. .
-y0Uv are j one of the thousands r
inejthe trip ' now is the time to '-
mike your reservations. Find out what -
.these ships offer. ,
SEND THJS BLANK ' :
INFORMATION BLANK :
! To V. 8. Shippittc Board
laCmaatHMDnk Waahintvoa, D.C
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Mease aaiwhawt atiuratkm oV U. S. Goiiwa
sasat Baokart firmr uaii facta. I am caatautenaf
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EATTLE TO
THECORIENT.
onTLS.QovcrnmeniSups j
. Over tie Short Northern Rente
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanrhai.- Hong- Kong.
Manila in express time.' American r ease hi,
providing unexcelled American food,
sej-Tk-c. comfort. .Sailings from Pier B,
Sm: th a Co-re Terminal. Seattle, Wash. -
Preaideatt McKinler . . . . Oct. 2S
Ctwaidosat Jakcksoat .' . . . . No. 1 1
Preaident Crawt ...... Nee. Z5
President Jefferson , . . . . Dec. S
FrawaWeaU Madiawar . . . . Dec-XI
rwr wmvt ipiim HMiaiunaniMii oswawasr
ADMIRAMR1ENTAL Urtf
112 kV. Adams St. , -Cbleaoo. Tel. Man. Y799
!M O. SmIUi aids., SmUle, Wasi.
1 7 State St., ft. T. City. Tat. Bwt. Or, S234
ninttmi uneraton-tor
JJi S. Shipping Board
.-
432.50 Grafortola, $20 $5 Cash, $2 Monthly
560.00 Sonora, . S35 $5 Cash, $2 Monthly
60.00 Columbia. S3i $5 Cash, $2 Monthly
$60.00 Stradivara,$35 $5 Cash, $2 Mojithly
$85.00 Stradiyara,$45 S5 Cash, $2 Monthly
. , ' IndBdlnT 6 Used Records .
$125t3rafonoia;. S75 $5 Cash, $3 Monthly
,$125 Grafonola, $75-?$5 Cash, $3 Monthly
$125 Columbia,- i 575 15 Cash, $3 Monthly
$125 Grafonola, ; S85 $5 Cash, $4 Monthly
$165 Emerson 1 845-5 Cash, $4 Monthly
, iavcludlntr ! Used Jtecords ,
$165 Stradivara,' $90- 5 Cash, $ 4 IMonthly
$140 Grafonola $100$ 5 Cash, 4 Monthly
$175 Masterriecf S115 $ 5 Cash, $ 5 Monthly
175 Mandela 115-r4 5 Cash, $ 5MQhthlx
$225 Graf onola $115--$ 5 Cash, $ 5 Monthly
$175 Columbia S125 $ 5 Cash, $ 5 Monthly
$175 Sonora, $130 -$ 5 Cash, $ 5 Monthryl
$260 Brunsw'k .S13-$ S Cash, $ 5 Monthly
$350 Victrola. SI 95--S10 Cash. S 8 Monthlv
$300 Edison: J $23S-$10 Cashes 8 MontMyl
asssl aTs aBaw efa) . aiVJeaTfak MT aa fajar mA atBt 4 afw T "V - am ti aV a Y Y I
Ato sonora 5 ito iu tasn, uaontniy;
.'....;. -., : i .Including-1' fsed Records
- - Port of Missing Ships
ilj-steiy is sonit-thtngrthat veryf"hu
maii lie-lng revels n-; ', ' ;
-The way readers WU? follow a mys
tery story ancl uhder ytbe.skulful and
adroit g-uidahc of r the "author.; exer
cise, their Imagination, iaproof poai-
Uve of the popujarhy . of j ro-steries.
Anytlung that smacks f "iKe:- unex
blainable" or aopernatural is. Instantly
-gobbled' up and mujled over". Every
man has .bis; pet solution. ' :
" For mysteries! (hat are dtiiep-and. un
solvsble. the sea h an imllmited source.
Ships,, and ' the men in thetn, disappear
from! Its vast J face, - leavlBB 'no "trace
behind Ibera: They leave, port and. are
heawLof more. Tat' ia all' --i.lVhat
happens to them t - Quiew sabe?
v - .-- y . - . t-. - v i . ' - ,
. la the days of the saning vessels .the
rprtof !1nalssiag sbips took; many 'a
r4f Therei. was-, no- way of communi-
iaj-ge kelp fields have been
catiair --with the world at larrce when
disaster. o-eruok the :sblp, svnd .it was
swallowed i. in -the ma w of the restless
t j Mafly wife' .and naaoy a, sweetheart
have jpiot-; anxious . inonieets ' waiting
tor-word of "Joved -ones wta never came.
You Can Afford, to Buy a Phonograph, Now
iYoa can afford to pay $5 cash and $2, $3 $4 $5 and $6 -or more .monthly. ? Yoa, therefore, can afford to
pay Bow duruisr aetory clearance bare. sends one home, tnen z or: more montniy., r
ltelS. Tenth.
. at -VYBkiagto.
I aia ijiara sis
Portlaad1
l.arset Piaao
Jntrllialers
V 0Bft Tfy tli, Itas tt j that '.'.the port f
ss sea. a
void of alt
current. Here, the popular legend says,
alt ships lost' at sea finally come sad
the ancient galleon may be found robbing-aide
a with the U. 8. S. Wasp; (he
clipper ship that somehow: failed to
make por r.d a multitude - of others.
The 'ghostly fleet Is supposed to be
anchored in a haven of rest communing
with each other." t - '
- NavsJ surveys,' however ,- fail t sup
porf this tradition for no ;shlps have
been sighted in this marine desert.
was reported aa
suddenly dropped
where
found. ' ,
' While the disappearance of ships In,
the days before radio was develoied is
easily imagined the use of this new
means "ot communication Is supposed
to preclude any mysterious blotting out
of-a--vessel. Vet the Cyclops, the naval
eollier that was lost somewhere be
tween the -United States and Rio, had
a powerful radio?
' She . disappeared without leaving a
trace. A powerful hand reaching out 4.
and grasping the ship and all of the
gear ' that might j have floated could
have done no ettr.
: The Cyclops, laden with coffee and
manganese ore. was last spoken some
where In the West, Indies. In a sea that
calm elsewhere she
from aight and since
that time no word has been heard of
her or anyone aboard at the time.
Many solutions have been offered.
The cargo is supposed to have isaddenly
shifted aad broke her back. Why then
did 'not some of the wooden deck grat
ing and life buoys float away- from the
wreckage?; . .. . ... V. i.
Sbe is supposed to have turned turtle,
due also to a shifting of cargo. One
version of it is that a German raider
set upon, iter and s-assed' all hsSds
prior to d sinking. The" crew of he
raider Is supposed to have gone aboard
the . Ul-f ated craft and lashed-vvjjry
buoyant- object to the Ship- Tbta. in
deed, would be a dangerous procedure,
for the area was-well patrolled by war
craft other than Che collier. She is also
supposed to have- been towed into a
German porw ' ; - ' i
The onJy thin p known abeut her.dia
sppcaranee ' is that she " sailed from
Bra ill, WBvstiotien by another oiiip tn
the Antilles and then, heard of no ir.ore.
': ?"Where.;did' she- go and what hap
pened to rer? Q-jlen sabe? - - , . -,
S, S. SENATOR
Sails from Stuntclsat Deck No, t
Vednesstay, -Octflter 2B. 10 A. M..
and Every Wednesday Thereaftae
tar SSH FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
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SS. ADMIRAL GOODRICH
SUt OCT. 127 P. S.
MAKSMFIELD EUREKA -
SAN FRANCISCO
TICK ST OPf ICS
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Munson Steamship Lines
67 WaUlStreet .- New York City h-
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f Managing Operators for . v:.--- : '
U. S. SHIP PING, BO A R D
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NORTH ATLANTIC WESTERN
JWKST BOUND
. ' Portland. Me. noeton."
BLUE TRIANCAC .!. 12 Ne. 1
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U DIRECT PASSEIGER SERVICE
. Portland to Liverpool, SoutKamplon and London
. First Class Ortly $335.00
i (New) M. S.'DttlTI2JYK" (Southampton and Londoa) . .Oct. 26
- - S. 5. "CARDIGANSHIRE" (Liverpool) Nov. 1 5
' . VS. S. "MOERDYK" Southamptoa ami Lonaon) Dac. JLS
" (New) M.-S. VLOCHKATRINE' (Uverpool) .Jan. 15
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Oregon-Pacific Company
-:;-."' AGENTS. - ".- .
203 WILCOX BLDC. - Broadway 4529
portland; ore.
Astoria and Way Points
Str. tralda -Uoel,
Wed4 Fri, A. IV
Nizht lioat Daily, Except .':
; Saturday, 7:39 P. M.
Fare to Astoria $15 On. Way
$3.00 Round Trip .
Weelc-End Round Trip HS0 -.
The j Dalles-Hood ftirer
- j Steaatsr serrie .
Dailyi Except Sun 7:1 5 A.'. 11.
; - Fare to Tho Dalles
---; -' !.- Hood River $L00 r. '
Tha Haricins Trsasportatioa Co.
Broadway CS41 - Aider St. XS
sal i a li alia.
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SO Cailtoenia SW Fronclsso) -
' Or Local. SiaaunaAis od xai irsaS A tap oil -
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wmtAAvs ;;: line
: " " r ' : . regular freight service - ,
. between :
iew lora, rnuaoeipaii, dsiiiibic,iviiwui sua
" Sn Francisco, Oakland, Portland. Los Angeles i
OREGON-PA time C011PANY
!"-:' Portland and Columbia River" General Aifents .
. - j lUbne ISroadway 4szs
II 203; Wilcox Baildingr . ,
OREGON-PACIFIC COMPANY
TQYQ ICISEN1CAISHA r
i HOLLANDAMERICA LINE
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ROYAL :MAIL STEAM! PACKET COMPANY
v.-.: StStM fos ;paa. rhlaw sadiwest Oat Seath Aaierlca.
' " aad L'alUd Klsgdein aad tsropeaa Forts :
GENERAL FREIGHT AND PASSENGER OFFICE
203 Wilcox Bldg. Cdwy1, 4529 Portland, Ore.