psr!T Tim SUNDAY ZQU7. T i. vJ-.J.lj.i. J i U . i sJ. .a, - r-v v A - - , mm mm- FROM COLUMBIA SHOWS liiCREASE Six Ships From Portland Satur day Take Nearly 6,000,000 (FeetrStf Helens h Busy. . J Increased activity In the lumber trade .-was: evidenced Saturday by the . departure of six vessels from the Co lombia, river, carrying almost 6,000.000 feet of - Irrmben-- tor - California : and - South American porta, , - ". v , fFve of the vessels, earryins; full car, roes, took lumber arrresatins; 6.s46,00a - 1 est, 1,600,000 feet of which- was bound for South America, a hile - the re- i mainaer went to uiuiwrui. ; f-. iThe largest single cargo was taken VIS V JT WJ SVW-J w- .'"ths Ocean Motorship company. The vessel la ' bound for Booth America. ' where, after discharging '1,500.000 feet of lumber, nitrates for1 Hawaii will be ' loaded.1" " " - The steamer Solano, which leaded " a cargo of 1.000,W0 feet atthe Clark tt Wlton mill, failed late Saturday downstream for CallfonUan ports. Carrying lumber and general cargo, the steamer Delrosa sailed Saturday for Caltfornian points.- The Delrosa sails In the regular service of the Gen eral Steamship company. - Three other vessels, loading at St Helens and vicinity, carried lumber amounting to more than 3,000,000 feet a for California, points. ' . St. Helena. Not. 11. With the do parturs - of three steamers tonight. ; lumber shipments amounting to more than 4,000,000 feet were, dispatched to - California ports during the latter part of the week. The Halco took 1.100,000 teet of Inmber for San Pedro and the Paraiso was laden with 1,000,000 feet ""for the same destination. The steamer Xalsy Putnam had a cargo of 1400,000 test for delivery at Wilmington. The steamer .Willamette - sailed Thursday night, taking 900.000 feet of lumber and number of passengers. . c.nii aVv,r wn arrive ariv next '1 week for lumber cargoes for California and the schooner Oregon pine will ar rive Monday to take on 1,600,000 feet . of lumber for Australia.' - h : PORTLAND BUILDS LARGEST WOODEN SHIP j : iju : : : s : -Jt 1 ' i; . ;. v- - . ' :. ,i . - I - . Astoria TidesMoadsy kfr; f High WaterJ - Low Water. 1 :0 a,- m,, IS ft. 1 1 &i a. rn- 1-S ft, 7 :B9 p.,m. 7.J ft 1-2:20 p. m., JLj f t, - M-coaacicK combakt to , . WIBJSJT TRADE TEHK1TOBT " St Helens, Not. 11.- The Charles B. a MeCormlck Steamship . company, ex- -pectlng to become hte , largest lnde ! pendent ahln operating concern on the Pacific coast, and planning to enter Intareoastal and foreign trade. Is to ' be formed.: at once' from the indepen ' dent companies operating the McCor f mlck steamers in the Pacific coast trade..'. . " . .v.- ! . Word of the proposed consolidation ' has been ' received here. The-new ramninv was authorised by stock - holders of the six smaller companies last month. The new company Is- to be capitalised at JX.S00.OOO, with paid ' up capital, . represented by the six steamers owned by the McCormick ln- teraeta. of between I1.29O.0O0 , ana $1,200,000. Headquarters will be main tained in Saa Francisco. - t" Th MeCormlck vessels are the nama. Celilo. Multnomah. Wahkeena, Willamette and Everett The present main company of the 'McCormick In- ' terests is tk cunea it. acwwnw Mmnanv nf Sao SVanelaca. i : it in tba rlan ,of the new company, as conditions warrant, to acquire by - puriase steamert better suited ts J the Interooastal and foreign trade and to add to this phase of the business -. as .rapidly as possible.'--. -. ;- 2TOBTHWISTEJBK: IISIS TO ! ffi 1 HOLD SOtJSD COITTEBEKCB ' Representatives of Northwestern ' steamship lines of the Pacific - west-i-bound conference will meet In Seattle Tuesday. according to telegrams re J ceived in Portland Saturday. The con- ference adjourned: in . San . Francisco, November i, with . the understanding ' that It would again convene in Van - couver, B. X, January 8. -The meeting, t m4ah.w hoi tA viih Tiar- . b - . ticular Intereats f the northern mem ' bers. .Portland--will be represented by 3 W. T. Sexton, traffic manager; of the ; Columbia, pacific Shipping company. BASIO AT JSOBTH HEAD IS , TEXrOBABUT StTSPBSTDED " Temporary-suspension of radio serv i te at the North Head. Wash, station. during the course of remodeling, has . - hMhMlM, KkhlMtV afternoon, accorning o a wicrma r- ceived Saturday by Lieutenant N. M. Plgmaa f the local branch .hydro- graphlo oroce, - . Th tlmm "m as follows : : ' "North Head suspended service 3:30 p. m, this date, during completion of " remodeling. Marshiield assumed North .Head Auties." . ., - tJirHTED ' STATES ' HAS Hit SHIPS :v.: (By CBrrcraU berrlea.) :.- :i' Washington. ? Nov. U. The United --; States shipping board now owns and . 1 controls 1543 vessels, with a total dead- weight tonnage xtt 9.894,527, according to figures made public today, by J. '.Barstow Small, president of the Emer gency Fleet corporation. Of the total, ' ' 140L with dead weight of ,9545, are of steeL ' The bulk of these, 1232, ' are cargo vessels, only 4 passenger - ships being Included In the total. - -1 Arrtiti Wewaiber t-,., -i.yr--Benmohr. BritUh staasier. frsot Tokohana. hallut. ' . ' . W,. S. . Porter, Amerlaas steamer, : from Jfotrty,.oH.r-vv,-...f . .;:.wh.. ?. - Erie, imtritis achooner. fron- Tcj(S bland ia- flaa .Fraaeiaeo, qptao'-' -' Daperturw Novemtne -,4lt "': ' a'V:'4 ChaTlataen. American motonhto. for Mt oout porU, lumbar. , t-a. KeinKia. iaKTiM- tteuwr, lor ws sseat port, floor ud lumber. : -- . , 3 . BeroiBda, : BriUab tayjoer, - f or Orient. i Haleo.- tesrfeaa teener, far JBas Pairs, lumbar, frera St. Helena, ", V V : Pio. AiMnctn iwmiif,' tor ftui Fna cfam, lumbar, bin ft, Hetasa. :....': ' - RoMn Adair, Americas steamer, , fpr. Krw Tor .i Saattle, seaeraL. - . ' '.- ' ' - Babinda, Aamieaa motonhip, for Saa Ftaaciaco aod Saa Padro, smeraL f - Iaiay Pataaa, Americas steamer.' fct' 6 to PraiteiMO, lumber, from St Helena, Xteerf iaM, .Amarieaa eteamer. X or New Tort via Paget aouBd, general, - - . - Above is sliovrm tb bull of the Daisy Gray, which will be launched at the old Peninsula yards Wednesday. The vessel, acoording to O. F. Mathews, v builder, ia the largest wooden steamer pov under con strnction Itx the; world. -The vessel Is 225, feet long and will be of 120O -prosstons Bnildlng "of the. Daisy; Gray:p represents the JUst remnant of tbo wooden shipbuilding? ; industry; sor prominent Iq Portland dnriiis: the war." Below two workmen are shown patting the last touches on the rudder post: k ; "A-r ::y :;:-.FOBECASTS ' -- . Portland and Viciait flosday fafr; aorth easterly winds. - . . . . Oreaoa and WaahinstaB -Sundae nth, sea. tie aoftheattarlf vind. "' LOCAL DATA Portlaadv Ko. ll.Hihat temperarare dftraa. loeat Umparatur S daereaa. . lUaer -raadinf. 8 a. m., l.Q faet; ctuase ia taat 2 hoars, O.S M. Total '.rainfall tinea aenteaber 1, :it22, i-49 inchaa; norrnul ralafall ainee, September 1, 7.8 Inebe; definirncT of rainail afaee September 1, ll22, 0.0S taehea, V Sanriaa. 1:08 a. .; anaeat. 4r44 p. . Total auaabme, 5 aoan 14 minute; poad Ue eonrfune, 0 boars 88 minatae, Moonrtoe Satardaa 11:20 p, av: moocaet. aonday, 1:1 p. . ... rssL'ir1 ;p..sa; jaetatjre bmalday,: S a m.; 99 "par eeat; aeoa. T per ornt; p. m.. t par cent, i Be sort From tfouth of Calsmbls lUver Worth Head. ot. 11. Cooditioa of" the ea at p. av, ameotk; wind, aana, 4 aailaa. OBSERVATIONS t '- ' " DAISY GRAY IS TO Vessel Is Largest Wooden Ship That Is Being Built in United States Now, Declares Builder STATIONS SB as Baker Beiw . CaJaary Cbioaao . . IatTer ... Dee Moines , Eureka . . ; Galreaton ,. Bateaa . . . Junaaa . . Kimii Cy . Ivoa Ansalaa Marshftald Madford . . atinnaaDolia New Orlaaaa. riew Tor . , orth Head Phoenix P oca telle . Pcntland. ' . Boeebars vri Saeraaiaata St. Loom ... Salt Lake. Sea XMeva. Caa Fran. Seattle . Sitka . . . Spokane Taeoma . ...J Tatooah la.. VaUes ... Walla Walla. Waahiactoe . Winnipeg . . xaauaa mm. s 82 S4 B4 in 84 44 70 e 1 BS 89 48 1 a 58 6 as s 64 82 0 7 40 82 2 62 50 50 64 60 80 48 82 8 6 Wind. 8 if .8 .68 10 0 I : 0 ! .OS .01 o i e . w 1 6 t O t. a 2 .ea s - o : 0 r a"- i : j 0 rs o j. 02 o it 1 14 19 It 20 IS IO 18 . . . ' 10 sw aw Vii N NB N 8W " "be w W l Rain. SW ( Clear " : N J Clear - Wf Clear ft ear Cloody Cteae Clear Cloudy Bnoaj . Jtb , Clear Clear " QoBdy CToody Clear Clear - Clear cioodr SW -" s 3W . - "sw N Clear Oca Clear Ctoodr 1 Bala Clear. Clear - Clear- CJaar Clood S w , 1C report of preceding day7 , Cloodr Pt cloudy JiVT I Pt eloods sw 1 i iear CHAKTKBElt FOB, "WHEAT Chartering of the Japanese steamer Scotland - Mara 1 for - wheat shipment ,-1 rom North Pacific porta to the United r Kingdom, to be leaded late in No- vember -or ; early- In ' December, was : made known . In shipping circles Sat- tirday, Another .-carrier " is said to : have been fixed, but It baa as yet not been announced. .v:..v SHIP IS ftaSES x J YeorfoTk. Va. Nov. 11. U.. P.) The i Munaon freighter Maneomo, with . crew of S3, is afire ISO miles off the ', Virginia -eases, tt was reported here. t Cutters are on the way to -the burning amp, , v v . - - AT vTOBXD'S TOUTS - Aatocia. Na. ll.Safled at T laat nicht. ' etaaaaer rata, lor eaa, nam, Ltett an 8:80 mat suafat. British " steamer naaaiiihr '. Arrtred at 7:65 and atft wp at a. ca.. t earn mar W. B. Pwrtae. bwaa Meetaree. SaOed it :lt a a. Briuah eteamar Tadoratar. fa s Karspa, Arrtred at a. at, eteamee LarUaa, . rrasa Saa rears, lien sm at soon, acaoai 1 Erie, . s San lraartara Koe. It. Arrived at add .. nJsat, etaawiar Admiral Swaaa, rroea Portlaad. for Saa fedra aad Saa Uua. - Arrived at midnScn ataamrT Amerieaa, frnea Jrortlaad. for Mew Tor and Boatocs Amrad a mid- J ata-fet, ataaaaar Braaa. boat, Kew Tack a 'way aorta, tear Fortud. -. Baatt,ta. Nct. 1 ft. Sailed ttf & aa, BraV aa earner larcUcamrtwra. for rortavoa. . Taeema. Kee. 11. Sai.ed at 4 a. ataamar f euualaniaa. fee PorUaad. ' J ' Balbea, Jier. 10. -SaQed. ataamer Btneiar . Sam. Otr. tram Hev loit, for Paget eoemd . aad FerUaad. T Bartmat. Kew. 10. Railed, ataamer TTrer, fee rwrtlaad. Sailed, ataamav Uaoraa Ai fnr Pertiaaja. SaaaBd, ataamer Beaaeme City, POSITION flP TESSELS Ploraaoe Lackenbaea. S2 nilaa . m,k TJmauUa reef., at 8 p. m., ov..ll. - 1 Vaaaaej ss irrnt ' "".;. '- Teasel. . : ' ., :. Prom.- ' lata. Wapaaaa . . ........Saa Frea, . ..No. IS Georee Ia Olson . .. . Saa Fraa . .-. .Nor. 1 Mtrraoaa .... ....... Mamonre ,.:..sm. 11 Canucanshire ....... England ....Nor. 18 PenaaelTtaUa . .....Boston ......Jtoe.ill w . Saa Fran . -. , .If or.. 1 8 Admiral Fanasnt . . : Saa IHaao .. .Nn. IS woae u7 ......... .saa rraa ....New. IS . ....... Soarabaia .... N. 11 Ibnaaaa Mara ...... Koba Vm. i a Boobyalla . . ........Baa Pedm V"1i Pelit Taussig ....... Baltimore . , . . Nor. 14 Aswwar . . rauaoemnia. i . Nm, 1 s JUytners .......... .Keweattie ...Nov.la Braah- . . .......... Portlaad. Ma. .Jfo. t S K.aanaa atcra ..... .aoat .....xev. IS ttteal lkacuMar ........ Seattle .. ; .Woe. 1 I nn 1 Mi Rnlprt ...t..8aa I'm KmmCfim Leana Lnraanbacb ..PhxIadeiDbJa , .Vr. l Rowiek BaU. . . . . .. .Xew, Tork .".Nov. if :etBaaercia nuuuNr,.iiv 1 era .. . ..or, -1 1 veiuo .... ..... . i... ma , .Bci ftenaloe .......... ..8Ua ...... Kow. 1 Dakotaa ..... j . . . ..Boeten U i . Noe. 1 Admiral Ooodrica , 4 . .Saa Fran. , .NoeJ 1 Daasy Mat aewa ...-.). ..Sc Fraa. . . i-vKew? 1 Boeui tirsr ........ .Baltimore i.Noev IS . veaaett to Depart , - v eaasL Sfj-VV . I Pot. ' - Itaaal' Pelreea . . ........ .Mexico . . . ...Nov. IS ........... iau ia saa ... .nay.-a taareiaa KoIbS . . i . . Saa ' raa . . . Nor. X rt eradaa . ... . ..Sear Xark , . Noe. 1 wa" . . .... . .ayoney .... .Nov. J Wapama . , . .r . . . .aa Praa Koav-1 Pawlet . .... ... . , i , . 1 okokoaaa Kov. 1 CtTdvaaabne .Uverpoca .Nov. IS nuaum c hih. r raa . , xv. . j Tojia Mara ..Japan .......Nov. 1 BaafliTwoao .. .... ...Orant ii.,,.lEcav,14 ......... .oaa -erraa...... xee. 1 raaa ............ .Philadelphia .. Nor. IS rewaaaa ....... iiTarpooi . . . . Jf ar.l Oeerneld ......... .Balthaore .. ..Noa.-17 'Steel Kaciaeer ...,.. Loadoa .....Jtet lt Leajrte lacaesbaob. .,..Navr York ...?"ffr. 1 Mwuur ...... . ... .ntw ion ,i..Jo.'l Baobyalla . ,...,;.(. .taa. Fraa. :.A.Koe. 1 Felix Tavds ...... .... Ihiladelptua . . Nov. 1 Ibokisaa Mara. ...... Japaa . ..Sov.-1 Tnuts ............ Auatralia ... .Nov. II TjtA : Veamm is Pw , Batwa Oc&vy ................ .XorU Bank Ban naa ................... PaRtniaia Mill Cbilueothe . . .............. Oarsfaot Dock Ene Astoria tieareine Bolpb i ......... . .Crewa Mills Hi UW.M .............. liowuam v . , , 4 X. P. Kress; .., aterrad. . Oregoa Fir UresoaPaaa Pawiet ..... Busfciroa . . ', Tarba Mara , Tqttq ini . -Jt. P, . .Keataoaaar Sep; liiU m til Mill lrk t f .1 :' imttiwrs-- GREAT. DOG V,'ILL - - - . . - - - -BEFBHEOSOOll Structure Vs largest t HoatTrig - ITockJii 'Worldf HopV.If That - Port - Will - Draw C Big .Trade.s, fe-rjhem'jia "-Clnb. from Fort S5a " Imr lor lljm. 16JS ci:lrt mt of Fort irUn -. llargarat IVUar, fram Hanoiola fox Yoko bama. fcltl aii'.es -wast cf HoaehUau . - Faaoco.'. t re-ia Terk for &aa Pedro, 12 1 attiee aotttn cf Saa Pedro. - . . V-aaaaotaa, from New Tork for 8aa Pedro. 14e8 mi.es aonta f Baa Pedro. Walter- tjaekenbach. from Saa Pedro : for Fhi'aaaipeia. 19S3 r milea -aoatnaaat-of - aa Pedro. -', ','...".:.. --..,,..,.-' . Newport, -from Panama for Baa Traneiaee. TKANSPORTATIOX afttflB 1 jaff fc ... . - r - ,v c 3 SLIDE DOVrUVAYS NEXT WEDNESDAY i The rattle of the air hammers,' the snteU of oakum; tha whfrr of the ship wright's pneumatic, planer., are again heard in ' one "of Portland's :, wooden shipyards, which have been silent and practically abandoned since the close of the jWorld war. s- .- , s. Cm: the waya f the O. K.: Matthews shipyard, famed during the war a the Peninsula -yards,, rests the hull of a shin which will take the name of Daisy Gray. Wednesday ewhea the vessel slips down mta tne Willamette rtver. Two nunorea . and !,twenty-rive ; feet over t all. . the . vessel Is - the largest wooden .ship being built in the United States, the largest of .. its kind, under construction in .the world, according to- ute nuiiaer. ,-.. i . ,w ? ; , LAVSCILIXQ SlGSlFICAJfT ? t k The launching Wednesday is sirnlfi. cant. It shows that shipbuilding, once ao Important in Portland. Is still alivev It proves that; the wooden steamer. consigned by common consent to- Davy Jones' locker since the war, ami finds her place on the high seas. : ' . Although the 7 men who have been employed off mod on at the Matthews yard aince the keel of the Daisy Gray was lata jas 6. axe out a remnant .of the thousands - that were employed building, wooden ships during the war, those 75 men are reason for Portland to lay " claim to the unique position of being the yty, where the ' biggest of au -wooaen steamers is round, r . xne JJaisy .Qray is to be a sbnv of 1200 gross tons, zs& feet long, 43.& feet beam, and 15-S feet la depth, Sha will be 'eouinned with a trlnla ainSMlnn .nn. ' tt .7S0 tnrlif.atiwl . Hnrmnnmmm with .two Babeock, Wilson water tube, boilers.' The machinery will .be in stalled la EAn, Francisco by the umted j il OCXS a TO A3T FBAJT CISCO - ' Two weeks - after the vessel " ts launched It wUl be towed to San Fran cisco for the installation of the ma chinery.' A heavy sea-going tug from San Francisco - win tow the vessel to that port. - - . .- When' tne 'Daisy Gray is completed. It will go into the service of tne 8. S. Freemaa company, San FVanclaco shin operators. -Tho vessel has been tmut specially for the lumber trade, and it is understand that "she will be used exclusively in the run - between Port lands Puget Sound, San francisco and other Pacific coast points. . S. S. Freeman, it Is understood, wilt be in ': Portland . Wednesday ; for the launching exercises. -; , . .. Victory of Kelso ' By JBallot Takento ; CourtiatlKalaS . Kalama. -Wash., JNovk .ll-Swlt-iCfe reatraUT the Cowllts county comrhisf sionera from declaring ).he result of the election onremoval of the county seat from Kalama to Kelso, which re ceived a favorable' majority, was filed Per b x. fi. I3eigniv - iegauty or cer tain enjclso votes is rjuestlonsd. Hear ing has, been, set for next- Saturday.' - WOODUtl? D M AIT CHOSE JT v A COwXITfc BEPEESEKTATrVE Kalama, Wash., Nov. 11. Cowlit county elected the following - of fleers : E. EL Dale, Woodland,! state repre sentative ; Clark Stude6aker. sheriff ; Lester Hantinglori. elertt K.-IX lien tier, auditor ; .EldenJB. Dunham, treas urer ; Hits Imus, prosecuting attorney ; Harry. X Lewis. wsessirfi...W. r .O. Powell, superintendent. Of schools ; . 3E. A. Meadowbrook, -. -engineer I W D. VanNote, eoroner ; EL D. HoVbrook and Ben. Barr, cornm! salon era. ".-.'.'! "r ' ' . a '"- ,-- . ;j Non-Catholic Is High In Race at Mi; Angel; Mount Angel.- Nov. 11. One "of -the strange . features of- the -city v election held ihere Tuesday wtti that of the five councilmen elected put; of 10 candi dates.', JR.- Zj. Toung. the only non Catholic on - the- ticket, ? received the highest numbev of votes. --Dr. X E. Webb,, the present -mayor,. whois a holdover, is also: afnon-CathoIlc - The Vote on the school bill n both Hount Angel predncts-was 61 no and 15 yes. ' TZt&KSFORTATIOX , ,' i " " - . - By F. A. Wray. g :J 4 llatercstioaal News Btaif Correspondent) . - Southampton. rTov." 11. The' world's largest floating . dock wiU.sfcortljf be located at Southampton - v .PoF'ltasconstruction a contract ror over five milllpn dollars has been sven to Armstrong. Whitworth Co. , 1 But this Is only-part' of a vast im provement scheme which the London A 'Southwestern railroad, owner of the docks, is planning for the port. The aim-Is to make Southampton the txeat est rendesvous for; ships. In the world. The ' cost. Irrclodlng these - otner tm provemenU, will not be much less than twentyvffve millions. ' . Ths dock about to W constructed wjm - Jj in commlssioa year s from now; It wilt aecsmmodata ships up to 0.00o tons jburden. ' i v n.n e, bmL -tt will be held to po- aitinn -r. trv , four args steel -rnoortnfi hmnH attached to large concrete Mininh,-rB .v About 96fl feet itong and m e..r it. will be approached from the present docks by a pair of Snnthanitilnn hfi SIX' aryUOCKS, oui rnivv on can accommodate liners of the aiae' of the 'Ag.uitania, Olympic and Barengaria. ' - A '--j ". S . 4 " . ' ' - J ft-".", , ' PORITIOX OF TESSEtrlr - from. Portland for Baa Frtadseo, 11 atues Boaiu Prince, from Portland for SeA.Fraa i .A n . u a. SVariAraaa.. . CISCO, , nu' . ir 'M "-,, . Kri Laeksnbtsa. front Everett ffor PhiladelpWa, 48 miles aottUv ef Saa "f; , Frank G. Dram, from Gtvfota or xioaoj- aa , nat X J aTmertvtsl - "K- . f v "r rvr-"r m K 1K.-V JJQCaMRDvaCla, liwn ? W : a -.aa sTttstaV. - g tTaVIlClaaJO Oa sXtSA-sas vaaaasm asa " a O A Sinola?from Saa Franciseo tor Taeoma, 28a -.U G&oa rNsnrcm - WilliamtUe. from Bt. -Helenj for; Saa Pran- Wxrr, J4 miles Berth ef aa rraneiaeo. ,-: v Clareraeat. from 8aa ' Franeiaeo for JRej mond, 1 oiOa from aa. FraaejaeO, . tarmriainja. - from majroaea -wrv. SS miles from Portland.- .- f - Wnrthlxnd from Kan. FYnctror BelllSC haWf 87 miles from San Franeiseo. Wuaau, from Salt Praactaeo for Portlana, $03 miles north oJ San Francisco. 1 ' W. F. Herrin. from Avon for Seattle, S8 valon, from San FTaaotoeo for Grays Har bor, S0O miles north of Saa STaacieeo. tot Aneetaa. from. Saa Pedro, for Oleam, ' Kewanea. from Saa Pedro for Atob, mfl . (mm fML .. - HombeWt. from " 8n . Pranfeisre for Saata Barbara. 88 miles aoath of Sar Fraortaeo. Oleum, from j!rena lor ' saa reore, am entlM lunlli nf Han Pedro.; - .. " :. .' Hartwaod.: from San Franeiseo for San Pedro, 47 miles sooth of Saa Franciaeo.- -a ... . . n . .... . i c.. - -. ltsrvara, iron nan aTw;BjtF iw oiu . T. miles, south of San-Pranoaco. - , - Vraaidenfc Lincoln, from Yokahamk for SaA Prsnciaco, 154ft miles west f Saa Francisco, nar. iu. s p. m. v.- o. uranw iram -oaa Franeiseo,. Jor j. Manila, 8027 ' muss , wast of Boaolalu. - . -v --. - Apua, frtra Ban reSre lor Moagtong, miles west of San Pedro. : ' - - West Feretea, :- from - Keba' for Dariaii. 120 mflee from Koha. - - i-.-:r- : ' - ' v -, ; Melea, from San Praseisee. for nf tuns,' 20SS atQea west of Honolulu. . r. - - West Proapect, from Manila for Hoagkoag, 0 miles aorth of afantla. - - - '; . President Wfisan. (mm - San eVanMaeA far loaonama. vs aulas west of Honolulu. TTtAJVSPORTATXOX ' SS. ADMIRAL FARRAGUT Salte frem Stuntctpa Seek Haw. S Wasnesdar. Nevemker i, ss a. ea. and Cvary Wadoaadav TheeaafVae - tar SASJ pa)AHCI0 LOS ANOCLK . ' f l- . . v,a i j . i.,-;1 r V'aItCiat.' HOUITD -TRIP ::; SAN FHAWCISCO ...... fSO.OoV "i.v9 r,wBBit' f..'mtrav v sam Dtsao ........ .sato - i !ieKn os-Ftes t , ts. so "st con, star .PHONK sntOObVAV :4tt S i rfs rn- T Vjv aW,ee.wS Ww J"a a. ea. --aw - -. New Reduced Rates tsaUsceiaae4ro,Heartev1(fao,andl atupa Aeoa Aires. - Finoa A ism lean Feod Amanaa mmnrte BajO lags sresm Pier l.Hoookaw. ' S.S.Soothern 3ross . . Not. 15 S. S. America" Legion Nov. 25 8. S.Pan American . Dec 7 B. S. Western World . a ; Dec 23 - Partassatly thawwafter ?.',-?' - Par tteetitrfa Dcnkaaf, tddrmmm Munson Steamship Lines 7 Wan au - :. ; New Terk City 1 ' . fsssis Qper-fors rhr r 1 IsTJ. S; Shipping Board ''--?Ssssssssssak AUSTRALIA IIW ZSALANO AHB- BOOTH SEAS IftA TaMU aat narstonss. aaan aoa t-aaat sat ' sanies iram aa e-rassiws - avvara , . .:. , aa aVaaar . - rserfle Tsoe Sou to Seat,. Hew f earned, Aaa. vana aeaa, rirr viava . .. v atartnm a a on as a staf xcaLAaiA c1- SAA AallfaMla a Saa Sranotaaa Or kaest eteamsMS see staiirass 1352" mil" wth of &a Pranrtaee. Jab Lwk-nbacA, from. New Orleans for Saa Pedro, 1775 miles from San Prriro. I Jeore. from ban - Pedro far Tekajrame, 2S0il mUee wast of Saa Pedro. . - eat a.a(arr. from Peruana for aotonaaja. 108S miles wast of Corirrabia river. Saa Joana. fmra SaB Vranriaro for Cristo bal. 800 miies aocixk of. Km Frandera. TRAXSPORTATION sssjaaii.yr.x Ss ii koa secure sveilable space oa anr ateamat at ear Jtne. inning from out oCflee lae . .i " STKAMHt TtWKtTe " . - : - PStrasar-'ContemttlaUag traval at - home - broad, or bruigmg their friends or ri tins eer from the old eonatry. ahoniS take ad vantage - ef experienced - uifomauoa ires . at . jowrwau rAvew roRWAf!o -.:- OORse-y i. satlTM. atseafar ' The Jeuenat Bids. . Tetaonemt enland. Oreeea. Man Hail 1S7a TTL.NSror.TATION" SEATTLE y.Vb. .THE" (OHIBNIT prep tie iiort iiortliern Uocta Tofcohawia. Ketae. Shang-hai. Hong- Kee. Maatia a espnea time. American veneia, providiar ssexeeiled American food, swreiee, corn fiirt. Sailings frera Tier U. Smita'e Cove Tenaiaal. Seattle. Tai. Nov. 2S a . 'a i Dacv. Prated eat MaeUsoai Daa-Zl PraeUeat McKlaWv . . . Jaa, x Prasad aeA Jsrlrsesi . . . . . '' Jan. 14 t , ; !' ' : "".". . , , Aaat ervwrv 14 slaws theawaftae . . Per gmi isSi 1 tiaalat aaiFi.i taaal aaant se Th AJMIRAL-ORII-ITAL LINE lit West Aaaaai C, CVisaga, Tat faaaeA T7H - -LCWridjBaat-taattWi waaa. , IT (late .. N. I. Otr, f at aWaag tlsaaa 234 riiaaipiaa rTa mmtin m fm JJ.S. Skipping Board Astoria and Way Points , STRSs lURLlNElAKI) UXOINEi . Dailv, Except Ssturday, ; r---;.---7 K m. : Fare to , Astoria $15 One Way1 $3.00 Round Trip K Week-End Round Trip $2.50 - The Dalles-Hood River M-; . ' Steamer Berries .-.-. - Dally .Except Sun, 7:15 A.' JI. ' Fare to The Dalle $1.25 ? Hood River $1.00 TKe narkins Transportation Co. B road war t it Alder St. Bock i f ... W tt j? f?lciiyv U,k, t-7 SS. HLUC TR1ANOLK SS. ARTtOAS SS. ruslt' SS. Oeis Harfcor..... ti. LEiaH ..... 1SS .Tkard Pbrm. e se OftTa ATLAMTtO WXSTKKM M. CO. ; - : sVEST BOUNS ' - . - ' .- ' - Portlaad, afa, rVartoa.-. Ravi Terk, V. ... .......... .Nov. IS- atev. 1S .j.... ......Nev. SS See. . 1 CAST BOUSIO rWB NgTUSt ... , Nov. IB , SS. avabaah .'. Oea. T ,.,.Htv. SI "S. Blue Trtasats .,,.....uDaa. 4 - - , " Port, Me. Boston. Phils.- Dee, 1 2 Deo. 1 1 - Dee. ao TMB ABmiaAI. UHa. Pssifis West O Ran Xeahida Maru ....... .aUevator .................. .Weatnort .......,..'. FeaiBtaia AitUa ..............Terminal No, 1 .................. v. .Wanna .......... yani mm ta atul O. W. P. Dock Wry Ltank AA: Menorah: Societies ; Of Washington and Portland to Debate A debate' between ths Menorah so cieties of the University of Washington and Portland is an interesting feature of the program ;fer the . Far-Western conference to' be ltt November 3-December 2, adopted -recently by the ex ecutive committee, constating of Jacob Wcinstein ef Reed college, chairman ; Pearl Baron, formerly a Reed student. of Portland ; Reuben Ratnor of the TJni reraity of Oregon medical school ; and Prank Alien aels of the Korth Pacific Dental eoilere. The-Question for the debate has not vet been decided, but it will be one of peculiar interest : to - Jewish students. The Portland society defeated the urn versity of .Washington representation by sv decisive- vote last year. A number of prominent Portland men will take part in the conference). Rabbi Jonah B. Wise of the - Temple Betiii Israel and Xr. EL O. Slsaon of Reed col lege and Rabbi Grnger are on the list OREGON-PACIHC COMPANY ''T - r " ' AGTJKTS POB . , ,' TOYO IOSEN ICAISHA t - AUTB JOIKT SEKTICS OP ' :-'.r' HOLLAND-AMERICA. LINE ROYAL 1IAIL STEAVI PACKET C03WPANY ,- - Sailings for Jssaa. China aad West Coast Sosth Astiea -- and TJaltad KlBgdess. aad Xarepeaa Ports , GENERAL FREIGHT AND PASSENGER OFFJCE 203 Wilcox Bldgr. . Bdwy. 4529 Portland; Ore. " . . aasj.,. Mjm, ,.jeT,a..va-siei: lWVSm.-'Wl1l K tiJJ-mm , ,- rV . Z. at W .aai-l! .f H aiasMp-i I S 'tej-a' J j fa' a ' f rf K T ;H ix's Wife - A 7nKl'P- A .l'.,' - ' - a - Br 71 '1UDIEM i 'a.-i TKjron are ttiiikingof giving some loved i. '.f JL one.- tne. opportunities or a trip - aoroaa Retid the information Uank below. A new , " Christmas gift has been .created.;- It is prob- " 'jlUt V U1C CillCSlc VIMiSUIliU ,llt- -' UUC1CU ' ' because it brines "the' happiness of ariticipa- r 'l tion,. the f happiness' of ;realization' and- the 'happiness v that, comes only with golden "r-memories.- ! -- , V - This Christinas yoomay give some loved " .'one, a. trip to t some far corner of the "world. V ' ij ;'you may ve the delights of. an ocean voy- . ; I i sure new MgKte, strange lands; an education " : - and a diversion that makes life richer and . fuller forever afters The pulse will quicken at .'the: thought? of the voyage; (it. may, be .taken . at the 'conveniencerof the traveler). The --mind will conjure up lightening views of the myriad delights to ccme. '' t " ; -;UJ.-.-.: (Sovesssmeat tEs3v&;- Certificate U''- ;:' ' M Direct Passenger, Service -; " PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL ' S0UTHA3MPT0N AND LONDON ; ; ? First Class Only-$335.00 " - -tt. S. "CARDIGANSHIRE- (Liverpool) .Not. 15 S. S. MOERDYK" (Sonthampton and London) .....i Dec 15 . IU S. -LOCH KATRINE New) (Liverpool) ..... i . .Jan. 15 , Oregon-Pacific Company- - ; - - " - -AGENTS '- ' . - 4 T"" :20J Wilcox Eldsr- v ' . Broadway 4529. J - Portland, Ore. ' i Then the trip itselfcrowded days of vf '"Toe sarps sre owned by the United ;. treinir KeaMntrlrvintrl TrtTt.he VMrt aft-er f ; Stateg Gescnunent. i . - ' - vwnca enensncq racinoncs grow more ana morelustroas! You give all when 'you give :' , United States GovernmehtTravel Certificate.' : - Send the information blank below today: : Find out about the greatest of all Christmas gifts. Find oyt about the swifrrnew United i states government anips, cnat win carry your loved ones to the land of their dreams, you;' .. a " i- a " ". ',:.i ''"' v.. ,.-" ,H;i .-'..: wurpe unacr-no ODiigaaon. . - rt - i Your ' Government has not - only created this Gift Supreme,it has devised.thesupremely,; convenient gift.. For. you need fay nothing at jf! ? the time or your purchase, unless y ou wish it. . The United States Lines operat -;lve$hip to Eogkad and the Continent. : v The ? Admiral -Oriental - line -operates from Seattle to tbe Orient. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company operates final San. Fnncxsco) to tke Orient via Honolnlo. - -'- : . - I - - .,.-. .. : ' -r The Munson Steamship Lines run from New York to tbe East Coast f South America. i' ' - . The Los Angeles Steamship Company operates from Los Angrks ts tke Htwanan Island " - f : tNFORMATTON fjLANS " ; To U. S. SMppteff Board tofonnaftloa, Dept. 131 LAlWaahiastoa. XX C. Send eke information blank now! TnooBands of Amcri ' cans are iavesngatiEj this newest and greatest Christina f gift. The Unke4 States Gorenanent, Ikerttore will bp sent yoa withoot any obladon. - Yoo will recuse a free . descripdoa .ofjthe travel cerdScste end s beaatifol new '. booklet showiaj sctnal photographs of both the thenars'. and interiors of the chips. ' Write far k today t. Now.' , Ceuistznas is not far sway. , ; PLeass semi vritbov obSgallrai tlaT 0.S. Ocwcss. meat fiteratare explainmg the travel wrriarafa stas the sbipg that ga to Earnse, Q Soata Agarirs, Ths Orient so Q M Bmdmm sr frtfta if i t -.toe rxa-uaaa. .. 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