THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNiNG. OCTOBER 29, 1922.
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that will begin next nontti for mem
bers In the- Red Cross. -At a receat
Garisoru The Kotary club stnd other
civic organisations have indorsed the
proposition.
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APARTKE2TTS KlfsrTED
Kelso, WaJElu. Oct. 28. Mr. Charles
Rankin and Mrs, C W. Demarcst nave
rented v the- Svand ' apartment - frorni
Dr. -A, I". V. Davis and ar refurnish- .
masa, xneetlasr the following committee
Ing the' apartments, and will operata U
a a transient hotel. "Tha bulWlng h
been -re pain tsdV and renovated sines
it was purchased recently by Df.
Davlai . ' - 7 . ,- ' i
was chosen ta take charge of plans for
financing the proposed hotel : - Dr. J.
H. Daman, chairman : H. JU - Bras, T.
W. Movifort.1 A. K. Heaton and D. B.
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JOINT PASSENGER LINER ASSIGNED TO PORTLAND-SOUTH? AMERICA SCHEDULE r
DUE NEXT MONTH v -v yyA-yW:-' i
Swayne & Hoyt to Get Combined
v$teamerjetween November
15 and December T.
Vrl of the tbre ablps Allocated to
the Swayne & Hoyt interests of San
Francisco for the run between Port-
: laid. Seattle. San Francisco aiid 1jo
Angeles to Porta Rico, Braxli. Aen
t:na and other countries on the Eastern
coast of South America by way of the
Panama canal, will be turned ovet
ay uie snipping Dosro some ume De
twnen November ; 15 and December !
according to information given 'out fby
Kwajrne ft Hoyt. i
. The first of the new vessels will be
either the President Harrison or the
President- Hayes, each of the 502 type.
Tbe President Harrison has been al
located to the Los Angeles Steamship
company for a round trip between
San Pedro and Honolulu, and upon Its
return it will be turned . over to, the
..San Francisco company. The Presi
dent Hayes is now tied up in San
Krancisco bay.
AHLrlJT TO BE MASTER
Captain K. A. Ahlin. who now com
mands the Swayne & Hoyt freighter
West NOtvs. at present on the Pacific
coast - Brazil run, will be made mas.
f ter of the first of the new ships turned
t over oy ne board.
The West Notus, with the West Jes
;sup and the "West Jappa, vesoeli of
1,7000 tnna uik will h. 4.l
the fleet noi serving tho Pacifio U
I? siacea ana isast coast o South Amer
ica. Four freighters have been run.
nlng on this line. 3he West Katan,
recently In Portland, will be retained.
Captain AJ A. Ahman, now of. the
.freighter Hollywood and formerly mas
ter of the Great Northern, will also
be. given command, of one of the new
combined passenger and cargo ships,
according; to! Information made public
in - San Francisco.
PIHST TOSt PA8SEKGEBS
Tbe formation of a. passenger traf
tus department will be consummated in
;a , few days, it Is understood. With
onucnuuw,.ui tnira steamer to
be; allocated to Swayne ft Hoyt, the
. President Hayes and President Harri
soi af fend the first regular? passenger
service between. Portland and the East
coast of South America j.
1 de?nit lnforrnafion.! regardint;
tbe eallinu schedules cr organization of
-,pa!sen?er Dr has reached
Portland, it was said Saturday by
of f-cers of A. M. Gillispie, Ina A def
inite anr.ouncement Ms expected soon.
1 he last ot the three ships to bo
turned ovor by the shipping board is
the SuFcjuehanna,, formerly a German
vessel. The three new niKonnr
cargo vessels are of the 8800-ton class.
WORK OF PrSMA-TTLISG WOOD
SHIPS REPORTED V3TDER WAT
Dismantling of a dozen wooden ships,
!r, . 'ih ' 26 Purchased from the
hipping boajd by tlw Western Marine
. Ae Salvage company, has now begun
.t Alexandria, Va., on the Potomac
-Tverr according to a telegram received
A-y m. isarae saturdly from ' J. N.
'Sarae, peneiVi manacM ot'fh. rn.
if "i-,irh is ; now in ,w York.
me wooacn -iieef was assembled in
the. James river shortly after the
?-?rmistice, awaiting disposition by the
flipping, toard. A fe w weeks arn
tl'eso ahipa were sold to the Barde
concern, which expects to bring much
"i the salvage machinery and fittings
West. V j I
A powerful seagoing tug was pur
' rliased from the .shipping board to per
. form the towing service, and will
bring the boats in pairs from their
-James river anchorage to the wrecking
i Krpunds on the Potomac "The ship-
Vipe board in selling the vessels stipu
. lated. that they should be dismantled,
so that the "wood ship .problem''-may
not by any possibility confront it again.
Hi WHALES' REPRESENT
CATCH-vOF THREE VESSELS
-r 'Aberdeen, Wash.,' Oct. 28. A total of
"1M whales wasi taken by the fleft of
three vessels operated by the American
Pacific Whaling -compnay at Bay City
during the 1922 season. Just terminated.
. The three whalers. Aberdeen. Moran
and Westport, sailed from Bay City
yesterday for Seattle, where they will
be laid up for the winter.
.;; Captain A. Assep of the Westport led
tnei weet wnn a catch or er whales.
Gunner Webster, commanding the Mo
ran, was second with a catch of 56 and
SHIP HAS
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Knot Jonansm. etewartt or the Erie, KuppUes bis galkry '-with fresh pork;
.". from an Improvised stockyard on 'the forward deck.'." Thej make
- aUors and never gtt seasick," bt sais. Johansen persoaded
J;-mem w pose lor pnotograpns wltb cake. -The Erie, shown above,
, . ' ts to Portland for the: first, Ume. . ." . 'y--:-
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The President It&rrison, one of the three combined passenger and freight Teasel assigned by the 'shipping hoard' toj mn between Portland,
other Pacific Coast ports sum the east coast of South America The ship Is 502' feet long, has aeconunodatlona for 84! ftrst-class passen
gers, and has a- cargo Wpacity of 6000 tons. The President Hayes, another ship assigned to the sanie riui, Js'of Uilis type. :.y,-
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Captain Olson of the Aberdeen took, 46.
Captain Olson was handicapped by
a late start, as the. Aberdeen did ot
pat to sea until nearly two weeks afte I
ine oinera
The catch was largely of the hump
back species, of which 124 were taken,
the remainder , being 27 finback, 8
sperm, 2 bottlenecks and one sulphur.
While the number of whales taken is
smaller than during ,1919 and 1920, the
quantity of Whale oil secured this year
exceeds that "of either of the two last
years.
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ttOTORRHIP LOCH COIL s -
iju art acne rtoauAni
The metorship Loch Ooll, now being
completed, is scheduled to sail from
London for Portland in January, and
will sail from here in regular service
in February, according to an announce
ment of the Oregon Pacific company.
In 1920 the Holland-American line
established freight services between
Portland, London,. Hamburg. Antwerp
and Rotterdam, putting in operation
four modern vessels. Early last year
arrangements were made by them with
the Royal Mail Steam Packet company
for the maintenance of a Joint service,
and both lines, represented by the
Oregon . Pacific company, are now
building several motorshlpa
Of these, the Dynteldyk, which sailed
from Portland this week. In the fleet
pf the Holland-American line, has been
in service, for some time. The new
motor-ships? have a limited number of
first class cabins.' "
COFFEE CARGO COMHTG
Several shipments of coffee from
Santos and a general cargo from
Buenos Aires are scheduled to arrive
In port November 20 on the steamer
West Xotus of the Swayne Jk Hoyt
service, t was learned Saturday. The
West N'otus Is one of the ships which
will be retired, from the regular Portland-Brazil-Argentina
run with the in
troduction of the three passenger
freight 502 ype of,, ships recently
awarded Swayne ft tfoyt by the ship
ping board. . ; t
SEW SHIP LI3TE
Washington, Oct. 28. (I. X. S.) To
meet the rapid development of Amer
ican business In the Philippine Islands,
the shipping board shortly will inaugu
rate a direct steamship line from north
Atlantic ports to Maniiarit was an
nounced today. The first sailing will
be on November 10, when the steamer
Williem Penn will leave New Tork
with a cargo for the Philippines.;
STEAMER BRIXOS CEMEjXT
After discharging 1000 tons of ce
ment for the Oreg-on Portland Cement
company, the steamer Viking Saturday
moved from terminal No. 2 and start
ed loading lumber for San Pedro.' The
shipment of cement will be the .fourth
to be -received in Portland from Los
Angeles over' the McCorrhlck line and
served to relieve to some extent the
cement shortage in Portland.
MRS. LTDIA A. JORDAN
Ashland. OA. 28. Mrs. Lydia At
Jordan, -75,. died Wednesday. She had
lived in Ashland for IS years and is
survived by her husband, P. C. Jordan;
and four children, W. F. Jordan, A. K.
Jordan. J. S. Jordan and Mrs. J. W.
Corban of Dayton, Va.
MABOIT RESIDENCE . 80I.D
Metzger, Oct. 28. Leo Chaf fin of
Portland has purchased 'the -Mason
residence. Mrs. Chaffln is a sister of
Mrs. Wegner, a resident of Metzger.
LIVE PIGS FOR FRESH MEAT
ha- - mutmm
- - - -
' Tide at Astoria Monday
High Water. Low Water.
9;29 a. m., 7.8 ft. S :11 a. m.. l. ft.
9 :41 p. m., 7.1 ft. 3 :57 p. m., 2.3 ft.
NiSws of the Port
rrtl October 28
Annetta Kcrfpit. Ajsericui ktmmer, fiom Han
ITmticnco.
, Kobtn Adtr. Amsriran irteunr, (enenl
-from. New Xorip.-
- Departure October ZS
Buenos Aire. - Sedub mutorsbip, tor Eu
rope. 'oat x
Willamette, American Reamer, for San
lrancco, lumber, from Kt. Helens.
Wapama, American ateamer, tor Ban Pedro,
lumber, from St, Helens.
VVukeena. America a steamer,' for San Pedro,
Ittmber, from St. Helens.
Report From Moats of Colombia River
North Head, Oct. 28. Condition of the SM
at 5 p. m smootii; rnma norto, H milea.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria, et. 28. Sailed at 12:05 a. m..
steamer faal Luckenbacb. fcr New York and
way port; ArriTed at 1 a. m , Japanese
bteaaner xojin Mini, from Kobe. Sailed - at
a. m., steamer. Ijreo. 1. Olson, lor San
I'edro. Sailed it 3 a. ra . lanish steamer
Ktna. for Kurupe na Han Fraurisco. Sailed
-at 7:4U a. m., steamer Hslro. for Han l'ertra.
Hailod at 1 p. m , Iratch steamer LHnteldyk. for
iiurope. Arrived at 12:15 and left up at 3
'p. m-.' steamer Annette 'Kolpli. trom San Fran
cisco. ArriTed. rrencb cteamer Iowa, from
Bordeaux and way ports; Kritisn steamer ie
braaka. from; London and war porta.
San rranelsco, Oct. 28. Armed at 7 a. m.,
steamer Santa Clara, from Portland and Puret
Sound. for New tort. Arrived at 8 a. m.,
rteameT Senator, from Portland, for San Inego.
KaUed at 8 a. m.. steamer Knc. for Portland.
Sailrd at 1 p. m., steamer (ieorKina Kolpb
Irom Portland, for Saiv l'edro: at 2--pr-m..
steamer Florence Luckenbacb, from New Or
leans, for Portland. AjriTed at 2 ip. m.,
steamer Admiral Goodncb, from Portiind Tia
Cons Bay and lCureka.
San Francisco. Oct. 2S-- (I. N. 8.) Ar-
rirer today: l'hoeoix, from Greenwoo. 3:20
a. m. : &anta Clarm, TacDia, ti:3. a. m. ; K.
l. Kiogsiey, Poweil river. 7:15 a. m. ; Caspar,
Caspar, 8 a. m. : Senator. Astoria, 8:45 a. m.;
Mary llanlon. Loa Angeles. 9:05 a. m. ; G. C
Iaii-Jauer, Albion, 9 :05 a. m.
8ikti today V. S. Tanker Potoka, New
York. . 7 a. in. : schooner Eric. Portland, 7
. m. ; eas launch Florence, Seattle. 7 a. m. ;
rteamar Iank G. Dromm, Loa Angeles. 7:20
s m.
Seattle, Oct, 28. Arrived: Jefferson,
from Southeastern Alaska, in tow S. S.
Mndoo. 10 a. hi. ; Ruth Alexander, from Ta
rooi, U .l( a. m. Sailed: lre ;lent Mc
Kinlr. for Mamla, 11 a. m. ; William. F.
Herron, for Vort CeU via ; PorUand, J 0
a. m-: F. S I .oop, for Saa Pedro, 10 a. m.
Arrived:, 2":h: Admirfl ; l Watson, from
Southwestern Alaska. I) :80 p. A. ; Juneau,
from Tsroma. 6:S0 l. in.; Willwlo. from
New York via Portland. 12:15 p. m.; Nan
kai. from Yokohaau, 3:10 p. m. Sailed
UTih: Kasle. for Botton. 3:10 a. m.
Ketchikan. Oct. 27. Sailed: Princess
Mary, southbound, noon. '
I iirr'mA, ttct. Li, Arnvea: unuutui,
from SeatUe, 3 p. m. Sailed
for San FranciflAO I o. m.
Nome City,
Bellingham. Oct- 27. -Sailed: Mahokona,
for ' Honolulu 4 p. ni. Arrived: MakawaU,
from Krerett for Honolulu, 8 p. m.
Port Gamble. Ott- 28. Sailed! Tyretton,
for Kan Pedro. 7 a, m. . '
Victoria. Oct. 27. Arrived: . Santa. Maria,
from Vancouver; 11:30 "p. m.i Passed out:
Canadisn Pro poctor. for Shanghai. Ill p.
m. , Canadian Britisher, for Sydney, :30
p. m. Pas'cd ouU 28th: ?ieoriSkan, J for
: Hamburg. 1:30 a W. : Iowa., for Hasinm.
Sailed -2 7th: ,-Iyo Maru. for Hong Koruf.
6.10 p. m. Silled Tth: Admiral Dewey.
, for S.rn Franci io, 12 15 f.. ra.
Vancouver. Oct. 28. Arrived: Alabama
Msm, from S-avtle. 9 a. in.
Aber.lr-en. Oct. 37. Arrived: Svea, from
San Fedi. 7 pm- Sailed: Ella Ave. fr
Sydney. 3 p. m. : Paraiso, for San Pedro.
S p. m. : (Srays Harbor. fr San Pedro, 3
l. m : Carlo?, for San Pedro, 3 jf. m. ; Ore
gon, for San Pedro, 3' p. m.
Kaymond. Oct. 27. Sailed: Solano, for
San FrancicO. 1:30 p. m. ; Annie Hanify.
f.,r San Pedro, 20 p. m.
San Pedro. Oet. 27.-Arrived: J. A.
Moffnt. from Ipnipi; Saiita Peu!a -from
New York. Sailed: H. F. Alexander, for
Seattle. ? '
Yokohomo, Oct. 24. Arrived: Kldridge,
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MODEL FARM PROPOSE!
Sheridan, Oct. 28. A land deal was
completed here this week whereby
Prof. H. C Scudder of the Oregon Ag
ricultural college and O. C Hjalmatead
of Portland become owners of a 300
acre tract at the jar.ction of Gold
creek and the Yamhill river above
Willarnina, Or.. "The consideration In
volved in this deal is $24,900. The
L owners will improve the tract," making
of it a model farm. They will build
roadways over the land and will con
struct a new bridge over the river at
this place.
$83.t HOTEL PLA5HED
Aberdeen. Wash-, Oct 28. A commit
tee of several prominent business men
has been appointed to solicit subscrip
tions foe a n-hotel which la to cost
$34.00a. - The botel is to be built on
a sit opposite xh present Washing
ton hotet' and (.will be composed of
brick and concrete-, I four stories high.
The Washington hotel, located across
the street from he new hotel site. Will
Moused as an annex. :
Extremely flexible ..belts' have been
made of high carbon steel for convey
ing materials that .would injure rubber
or fabric belt, ,
from Seattle. Sailed' Tokiw Uaro. for
Seattle. t
Kobe. Oct 25. Sailed: Present Grant;
for Seattle; Tyndareus, .for Reittia. Ar
rived: Africa Mara, from Seattle? N.
Sydney, Oct.- 26. Sailed: Niagara f of
Vancouver. -' x.
Cristobal. Oct. 26. .Arrived: Commercial
Pathfinder, from New . York for PorUand.
Sailed: Karachi Mara, for TJntted Kingdom;
Ipswich, for Mobile. Sailed 25th: Harry
Lackenltsca, fvr New York;
Baltimore. Oct 27. Sailad: " Steel Rang
er, for Portland. .
Philadelphia. Oct 27. Sailed: .Hawaiian,
for .Seattle.
New York, Oct 27. Arrived: Robert
Dollar, from Boston; 8teel Worker, from
PorUand; Kentnekiaa. from PorUand, Sailed:
Edward Luckenbach. for Portland.
Vassals to Srrlsa
Data.
Desrfield. . .
Iowa
Daisy Matthews. . .
Robin GoodfeUow ,
M aksna
P. i. Loekanbach.
Ta&M .........
Multnomah . . . . .
Admiral N Farragut .
Sequoia .
Taibu Maru
Ernest H. Meyer. .
Ffor. I .nckr-nrtacn. .
Steel Engineer . . .
Tiidorstar.
American .......
Sudbury
Nbnskan
Willfaro
Nevadan . . ......
lanaman
Vet O'Bowa
Admiral Goodrich. .
Wm. McKenney. .
Rose City ......
Bsbinda ...... i .
Sinaloa , . .
Montana
lariine
Roman Prince . . . .
Mvstie .... ... .
. . .New York Oct. 20
...Bordeaux ....Oct 29
. . . San Fran Oct 29
...New Yoti Oct 29
Saa Fran. Oct 30
...New York.... Oct 80
...San Fran Oct SO
Ran Fran Oct. 80
. . .San Diego. Oct BO
. . .San Frsn Oct 80
...Gran Harbor.. Oct 80
...San Fran.. ...Oct 81
. . . Mobile .... j .Oct. 81
. . . Baltimore . . . .Nov. A.
. . . Seattle Nov.
. . .New. York. . . .Nov.
. . .New Orleans. .Nov.
j. .New York .... Nov,
. . NewYork. .
. . . Hemburg . .
. . .New York. .
... Yokohama x
. . . Ban Frgn. . .
New York..
. . .San. Fran. .
. . .San Diego. .
Maxatlsn . .
.Noy.
. .N6.
.Nov.
. . Nov.
. .Nov.
.Nov.
. . Nov.
. . Novv
, . Nov.
. . Nov.
. . Nbv.
. .Nov.
. . Nov.
. -Nov..
.......New York..
....... Honolulu . .
:. .Seattle
Mobile . . . .
San Diego . .
Vessels tc O apart
ol.
Trew Tork. .
.San Frsn . .
...... JieWTJOTt . . .
....... Lendon
....... Borieau . . .
Admiral Erans
Date.
.Oct 29
.Oct. 20
.Oct SO
.Oct 30
.ct. 3 1
..Oct 31
Robin Ai
Rose City
Roim,r .. ........
Calif oruian
s
Robin GoodfeUow . .
Admiral Farragut. . .
Annette Rolph
West Kader
F. J. Luckenbach. . .
Steel Engineer . . . .
Florescs Lucaeabach
Nebraska
Willfaro
Lufline ..........
American
Nevadan
Admin Goodrich . .
Nebratkan
. . 1J ew York . .
. . San Diego . .
. . San Fran. . .
. . Orient . . . .
. New York..
. . London , . . .
. . N. Orleaaa .
. .Eneland . .
. . Baltimoro . I
, .Honolulu . .
. .w York.', .
. .New York. . .
. .New York. . .
. . San. Fran . .
.Nov. 1
.No.
.Not.
Not.
.Nov.
.Nov.
. NoV.
Nov.
Nov.
. Nov.
.Nov.
.Nov.
. .Nov
. Nov.
Tudontar . .
Enrofie
Vassals In Port
Vfli.
Ayahs Maru
Baron Cawdor. . . . .
Biren Ogilvy ... ..at
Brstsberg
Benvorich ........
Bermuda .......-
Calif Amian .......
I 'lmllamhr
Berth.
.Martin Bluff
.Irving Dock
i North Bank
, Globe Mill'
....... Terminal No. 4
. Portland Flouring Mills
Terminal No. 4
, O. W. P. Dock
Terminal No. 4
. Terminal No. 4
Terminal No. 4
, , Clark Wilson
......... Ballast Dock
. . . Knsppton
....... Terminal No. 1
N. P. Lumber Co.
, We-itport
St Helens
Terminal No. 4
; nevon City .......
Kina Maru ........
Krie . . (
Geo. L. Olson
Harold .
Hellen
Katrine Luckenbach
La Merced
Kobin GoodfelloW . .
Viking
West Kader
FORECASTS
Portlsnd and Vicinity -Sunday, fair
north-
westerly wind?. f
firegon Sunday, fair; genUe northwesterly
winds. ; .
Washington and OrSr-eon frandav fair, ex-
cent inereaina rloudinesa followed b rain near
the coast : gentle variable winds becoming
southerly along the coast.
OBSEByATIONS
Wind.
STATIONS
I
"s
so
Baker
Boise
Boston .
Calgary ....
Chicago . I . .
Denver ....
TVs Moines. .
Eureka ....
.a!ve-iton . .
Helena
'Juneau . . .
Kansas City.
l-t?4 Angeles.
Mr hfie'.d . .
Mcoford ....
M'unpapolis .
Vew Orleans..
New York .
North Head .
P!iemx ....
I'ocatello . . .
Portland . . .
Koseburg . . .
Sacramento .
St. Ixmis . . .
Salt Ijike . ;
Ssn .IHego . .
Sn Fran . .
SartJe . . . .i
Sitka
Siiokane . . . .
Taccma . . i.
Tatoosh I si. .
VsJde
Wslla Willi.:
Washington .
Winnipeg . J
Yakima' ....
44
62
62
44
64
68
80
f4
78
4
42
82
6
CO
66
'!S8
79
58
54
64
88
66
62
82
46
64
64
64
48
48
54
64
88
64
74
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56
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0
.08
0
.12
10
0
JO
10
12
12
13
20
14
13'
1
N
NW
W
NW
SE
S
8
N
N
s
' "s
NW
NW
Pt cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
CkmdT
Clear
Oea'r"
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
ClotHly
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Rain
Pt cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Rain
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear.
Clear
16
14
SB
E
NW
N
W
sw
W
NW
NW
s
NW
w
w
NE
'sw
NE
SW
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0
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Cloudy
10
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NW Clear
' Afternoon report of preceding day.
X.OSAI- DATA .
Portland. Oct 28. Highest temperaturej. -69
degrees; lowest temperature, 4 3 degrees. River
reading. 8 a. m., 1 feet; chance in lasf 24
hours, 0.2 feet , Total rainfall (5 p. m. to
5 V. m.). .05 inches' total rainfall sine Sei
tembev 1, 122. 5.i inches; normal rainfall'
since Seirtember l.li.Oft inches excess of rain
fa,! since September , 1922. w.SS inches.
Sjinrte. 6:48 a. ra.; souart, 5 :03 p. m. ; totat
sunhine. 8 hours 3i minutes; possible sun
shine, 10 hours 17 minutes. Moonrise. Sun
d? 2:S1 . m. : mnonset, Sunday 12:46 a. m.
Bar-nveter (rednced to sea level), S p. m.,
30 21 inches. Relative humidity, 6 a. m., 94
per cent; noon, 67 per cent; 9 p. m., 92 per
rent. . . .
swum
SAILORS BECOME
SAL
S. BUT PIGS
AB
OARD-NEVER!
Considerate Steward of Steamer
Erie Has Pen of Pigs to
. Keep Men in Humor.
i . iv
How a landlubber can go to sea and
eventually become a "salt soak," while
a pig can go to sea without becoming
salt pork. Is not Quite obvious.
But, in spite of ambiguities, Knut
Johansen, steward of the Norwegian
steamer Erie, takes his pigs' to sea, so
he will have fresp pork.
Quite a novelty. In the way, of stew.
ard's stores is found in the forecastle
head of the Erie, now taking -ow a
cargo of '"Japanese squares" at the
Inman-Poulsen lumber milL
PIG'S SWEET 'TOOTH
h. There, In a pen. are three husky
black hogs, withi whom the steward is
quite friendly. The hogs live high on
leftovers (from the g'alley. With many
a f riendljyj gcunt, they remarked how
good the ; steward's cake was, when he
gave them something extra in the way
of. a treti to induce them to pose for
their photograph. -
While at sia the pigs stand watch
regularlyj pn the forward deck. When
the Bea is high, they show, with their
usual grants, their dislike of the waves
that fill their pen" with brine. When
it gets too rough, a tarpaulin Is
stretched jfor their protection.
OXE LITTLE PIG GONE ,
The pigs were purchased In Balti
more over two months ago. There
were originally four, but a feast of
fresh pofc-k by tine personnel of 29 on
the shipi las it j sailed off San Diego
recently, accounted for the "disappear
ance of one,
The Erie, in this port for the first
time, . ia under the command of Cap
tain C. AJ Arena. She is of 5645 tons.
She was built at Newcasttle, and is
now safilns for the Willy Gorrlson
company of Christian! a. She will get
uiider wiay in the middle" of the week
for Japan, with a largef cargvj of lum
ber and general freight. ' ' '
POSITION OF VESSELS
(Kyi rtederal Teli-sph Coinpansr.)
San FTancisro. ffiot. 28. S p. ra. I .a I'ur
Hoij, from Seatile for Oleum. 893 miles
frotir Oleurrt
F-ank H. Buck, from Ijnnton for Gaviota,
40 mites InrirUr of Gaviota.
Dilworth,! from Port San Luis for Hon-
i TuliJ. 238 miles wert of Port San Luis.
: Paraisoi from Grays Harbor for San Fran-
Cisco. 230 mHes south of tiravs Harbor.
Bohemiott Clubj from Port San Luis for
Manila, o84 miles i west of Port San Lain.
West Notus, noon, from Buenos Aires, for
San Pedro, 156 miles south of San Pedro.
W. F. : Herrin, r from SeatUa for Portland.
187 mile from Seattle.
Celflo, from San Pedro for San Frsnrrlsoo,
180 miles south of San Francisco.
Frank fix Druani from Avon for Saa Psdro.
161 mile south bf Avon.
Siskiyou, from Westport for Saa Pedro. 160
miles north of San Francisco. i
'Oleum, from Marunez for PorUand, 389
miles from Astoria.
lieotgina t llolph, from San Francisco for
Port San Luis, 65 miles south of San Fran
eisv. i :
Yale, from San '. Francisco for Saa Pedro, 50
miles sooth of San Francisco.
Bearport, f rpm-. Maafia for , San Pedro, J 135
mil'3 from ,San pWiro. .
Hauler, from Yokohama for Seattle. 545
miles west f Seattle.
Hamer. from Seattle for San Pedro. 846
miles from j Seattle.
October B7, 6: p. m. Sonoma, from San
Francisco, fjrr Sydney, 3490 mile southwest
of San Frahciacott
Ventura, ! from Sydney for San Francisco,
120 raiies- southwest of Honolulu,
Yenexuel. from Saa Francisco :for New
Yt?'n. 845 miles south of Baltimore.
Hannawaj from Yokohama for Portland,
2217 miles ! west of Columbia river.
West Orowa, from Yokohama for Portland,
1S06 miles west f Coiumbia river.
President Cleveland, from San Francisco - foe
Hongkong, 165S guiles west of Honolulu.
West Faraion, from Saa Pedro Cor Yoko
hama, 8S3Q miles from San Pedro.
1'resident Tafu from Yokohama. ' for Saa
Frsncisco, 830 miles west of Honolulu.
U. S.i A- T- iMeiijs, from San Francisco
for Honolulu. 1708 miles west of Saa Fran
cisco. i
Margaret Dollar, from Saa FranciJco for
Yokohama, 4 SO miles west of San Fraclsea.
TOOjZE IS SABDY- AGAZK .
Eugene, Oct! 28. Lamar Toose, field
director of the University of : Oregon
endowment campaign, became a father
for the second time when a daughter
vras born ito Mrs. Toozo here Friday.
BOOSTS FOB HOTEL
Central la. ; Wash., pet. 28. -i Grant
Hodge i post Kjo. 17. American legion,
of this city, -has passed a resolution
favoring the. ICentrslia campaign for
300,000 to erect a new hotel. The
Legiojv has also voted to assist la any
way . possible the membership drive
ONE STROKE OF
OUR PAINT
.1 ; f - i ; - -i ... X-
is equal to two or three of many
other 'brands, and -for this rea,
son: Oar paint is graded and
mixed for economical work-as
well as- for its other good paint
ing qualities. . Thin' surfacing
with i this paint gives , good
results j' , t' j " - - -
Mffler WaDpaper & Paint Co.
r 172 First, Near Yamhill 1
Wiat does it cost to build a ;
BRICK HOUSE?
iNot necessarily a 'great deal more than frarne, ith
the ."IDEAL BRICK HOLLOW WALL? it tosts
only Z$q to 10"more in building the average home."
Thus a $5000 home can be built for not to exceed
$5500,j using brick instead of frame'for the exter
ior walls. Then when built it is worth about 20
morejcosts about y to -heat, 2-3 for insurance
1-20 fqr upkeep and repairs and is a real, permanent
'home
C ' .i Of Court
We
Are. Speaking of
SEE.
"THE BRICK HOUSE BEAUTIFUL"
AT
1181
E- Davis SW Lanrelkmrrt, Bet. E. 39th and 41st
Tng BuOt by Us fof
Standard Bricks Tile Co.
84 pfth St.
HARACTER!
I , -
Like that of a city, an individual1 or a nation,, the
character of a mill and lumber concern is the re
sult of the .struggle it has made to attain its ideal.
I " ., - - .
For more than a generation these institutions haye
tried jto honestly earn a reputation for the highest
standard of lumber and lumber products. . To ideh-s 1
tify thenr fdr your protection in buying we have
adopted the following mark as an emblem of Merit
in our products and the Service rendered by our -
staffs - 1 '-
East Side Mill & Lumber Company
j 1 Ft,-Spokane Art Sellwood 597
I Oregon Door Company
Ft. Spokane Are Sellwood 62
j L - . ' '
! East Side Bbx Company
Ft. Spokane A re.--Scllwood 597
JOHN KRIEGER
698 Union!
AVe. W. r;
YOU-WILL
INLAID LINOLEUM
ii j
You'll enjoy looking at our lines of tasteful, at
tractive patterns. We estimate, -furnish and in
stall. Your Outlay, Will be surprisingly moderate.
For All Buildings,
Gbrk Floor
V Inlaid Linoleum
BROADWAY AT
ThreelPiece Bathroom
; -Set $65.00
Special Pembroke Baths ...$45.00 TJP
Other Built-in Baths ..:.:. $30.00 UP
Baths tin Feet .Li ..-$16.00 UP
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE, BUYING
ELSEWHERE WE CAN POSITIVELY
SAVExYOU MONEY. ; ; . . v
- Estimates furnished. Bring in your plumb-.
leg troubles. We have all kinds of repair parts. '
TorPand PIximbbg Supply Co.
SeU Direct t. T."
, Its First
REAL CLAY BRICK
Demonstration Purpose
x Broadway 0018
' ' .
more Seat
Yet 25 to 50 of
Fuel Saved
Think what this means to, you in
your home in saving and comfort.
Yet it is a fact that you can benefit
by installing a .
UNIVERSAL
FURNACE
- :. -N . , - .
Come and let us show 'you its fea
tures. Ask also to see the' patented
Shell Bar Grates; Air. Blast feature
which bums smoke and eas and cuts
fuel bills '"way down; the gas tight
joints and sturdy construction. Pre
pare now for cold days and be as
sured of most comfort at least cost.
BE SATISFIED Phone East 0827
-as bright and cheerful as ,
the blossoms of June is the .
floor that is covered with
Public or .Private '
Products Go.
and Cork Tiling
TAYLOR STREET
J, a; BORTHWI
Street, If ear Taylor
Mala SSS7
c -
ViiV
i mBarnSsdhi v
FOR -THE HOHE'
V There are rooins where white waHs
nd ' woodwork are . peculiarly fitting; .
such-as the kitchten,, nursery and bath;
room. Barreled Smliht makes
roon bright and cheerfuL The glossy
tile-like finish of this oil paint can be
washed and wont cecal repainting for -years.i,
Contains o lead, ao a absolu-
i tdy sanitary. Is cheaper than-enamel
and can be applied easier by the house
holder. y .- yi: vjx-vv :
A SOT FOR VMIT lPaJOS T
Catttms, Mi fa. frU, 'fmttl ktlf ftmtt
UHL Br6s.
"ExclsslTS Dlstrtbstora -
230 Second Street
r ' i j POKTLAKD, OR.' ' " ; I j !;
WAXL PAPEH PAINTS r
OLD POP WIN TER.
OWN S DEFEAT -
WHENCE
MEETS THE
proper;
HEA1
'pHERS only one
way "to
JL lick winter. I Slim Mm
: with a bunch.of heat, j If your
1 heating' equipment - isn't all
: that it should be let ; us give
t it -some attentioni iPerhaps
. you want to install a pew up
to-date heating plant jof your
dwn. If so we're the plumb
ers to do it for you. J -,.
i " team. Vapor and! Hot.-;.
- ; Water Heating
Alaska Plumbing: &1
r Heating Co. ;
363 East Morrison! Street
t 1 East 2954
Boynton Furnace
s
Our Special Syctim of BOTNTDM PIPCLISS
FURNACES It w.'
A SUCCESS
LET US INSTALL VOUWS ,
h C. BAYER FURNACE CO.
HO
MAIN 461 i X04 ; MARKET
la.
NEW TODAY
J CO
Offices in Journal
Building for Rent
Suite of Iwa room .
facing 'Broadway
. Good light every . conveni
ence pertaining to a first
class "building also ; a suite -of
. two rooms facing the east.
Good light: fine , view. Ask
for Mr. : Hamilton to sshow
yon these 'roomsJ f
Small Down Town
Building Investment
,000
l-f . . -' . .1 1 . '
Classy little brick and concrete
building,' 75 feet from busy shopping-
junction point, on west aids. -
Ritter Eowe c Co.
: .-;: -- EElALiTDRS
tll.r-S-S.7 feoard f Trade Bld. '
iV i s - I, " '
$10
MORTGAGE LOANS ,
Bsla ' 'properties f t. Reiidse.
loaas low rate.- Xaatallment repay.
aieats If desire.. Las profited
tl-l werthwestsra Saak BaSASaa
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