TUESDAifc NOVEMBER 28, 1922.
THE A OREGON DAILY : JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
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BOAT SERVICE TO
SALEMCO RVALLIS .
TO BE RESUMED
The blasts f the river steamer's
whistle and the churn of the Stern-
wheeler's psadlee ' will raln become
familiar noises on the upper Willam
ette river, practically abandoned atnee
181S by river, Vessels, with the resump
tion of a regular twice-a-week service
to Salem and a once-a-week service
to Corvallis la January by the river
steamer Qregona. which, wm be re
named the Salem.. w:v ;.; ' --
The Oretrona. one of'tbe'liThtest
draught' vessels iver built on the Co
lumbla river, formerly of --the Oregon
Transportation company's fleet, has
been purchased by Captain S.. B. Sand
burn, well-known .figure on the Wil
lamette river. Percy SI. Johnson and
others, and will reconditioned at
the expense " of several, thousand dol
lars, ready for the newsservice Janu
ary 1. , . .
Fspers which have been drawn' up
by the new owners -will be filed
Wednesday with the corporation de
partment at Salem. The new organi
sation win be known as the Salem
Navigation company and will be in
corporated for $20,000.
The service, beginning1 in January,
will be the first regular Willamette
river steamer accommodations main
tained since the Oregon City Trans
portation company ceased operations
four years aso. At that time the threo
vessels in the river fleet of , that 'com
panythe Or egona, Pomona and G ra
il amona were taken over by the First
National ; bank. The latter two were
sold previously and dispatched to other
runs,
Purchase price of the steamer has
not been made known. It is under
stood, however, that reconditioning will
Amount to more than the figure paid
for the boat.
New timbers will be placed in the
bull, accommddations for freight will
be altered to some extent and a gen
eral painting and overhauling will be
given the steamer. - According to
Johnson, the craft was built in 1910.
When light, she has a draught of 14
inches, and loaded requires approxi
mately 20 inches. - She was built
especially for the upper river service.
While passenger accommodations
are available, the new corporation
expects to depend mostly on freight
movements for returns.
It , is reported 'the steamer will be
placed in drydock within a few days,
in preparation for the general over
hauling. 4
Captain Sand born. Johnson and
their associates will go to Salem
7TTD TTilXTnTt?) ,
m i t i
You don't have to
You don't have to
starter, and 'car out your battery.
Use Rcd Crown" pxtcktartmg motor
fuel for winter driving, and you can keep'
your car on the, road in cold Weather with'
as little trouble as in summer.
YV-t V' . . ....
Red Crown' vaporizes readily at zero"
temperatures and yields 100 power at,
the first jump of the spark;
j: Use "Red Crown exclusively, and youll
: get a rpeedy start, a prompt pick-up. and
100 power, no matter how cold it gets.
HQ at the Red Crown sign, i at service
stations, garages and other dealers.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
. (CaS&cak)' - '
Astoria Tides Wednesday
- High Water , . Low Water
t :23 a. m.. 8-5 ft. - S :08 a. nv, 2.7 ft.
10 M p. . ft, -4:lJp.tn,l.ft.
Wednesday '. to confer with the Salem
Chamber of Commerce. .. -v .
nrC&EXSE 8EE3T Kf CARGO
XiXtsber Borirn eastward
'-'Arrival Monday of the Walter XX
Munson. first steamer of the recently
inaugurated coasi-to-coast service of
the, Munson steamship line to reach
Portland, marks the beginning of aa
Increase :- in - eastbound lumber ship
ments from the North Pacific by wet
ter, as the vessel will load with lum
ber in the Columbia river and .at
Grays Harbor after ldlt tons of gen
eral cargo is discharged here. ,
Five vessels et: the .Munson Steam
ship line bave been chartered for east
bound lumber shipments from North
Pacific ports by the Charles R. Mc
Cormick lumber interests. Of these,
the Munariea sailed for New York
last week from Grays Harbor. -; -
, In the schedule of the new Munson-1
line, the Mun indies is due to arrive this
week from Galveston, while the Mun
rio wta be here December .JO. V
The W. r. Munson will load lumber
at St. -Helens and Westport before pro
ceeding to Grays Harbor. '
Aberdeen, Waab, Nov, 28. Ten big
steel freighters coming to Grays Har
bor in the next two weeks will take
from this port more than 20,000,000
feet of lumber, according to announce
ment today from the Grays Harbor
Stevedore company. These cargoes are
destined principally for the Atlantic
coast, with tome of the lumber moving
to Australia. The vessels are the Caro
linian, Walter r. Munson, Carolyn,
City of Vancouver. Roxen, Munrio.
Long Beach, Hollywood,. Willpolo and
Munindies. -
AlTCTETT BOLFH CROWDED
LEAVES AM TOSS BEHI5D
So heavy Is the rush In, coastwise
traffic that the McCormick steamer
Annette Roiph, which sailed for San
Francisco last night, will be forced to
leave approximately 600 tons of south
bound cargo behind. - The Annette
Rolph Is likewise carrying a full passen
ger diet. The Daisy Putnam of the
same line, which arrived Sunday, dis
charged 250 tons of asphalt at the city
paving plant dock this morning and
moved to the Couch street dock where
she is unloading 800 tons of general
cargo. The asphalt Is the first con
signment to be received here for about
three months. .
SATS AMERICAS' TOBTS ABE
FAB AHEAD OF EUEOPE'8
American ports are far ahead of
European ports in equipment and mod
ern facilities, according to T. Araki,
manager of the Kokuesi Steamship
company, who was in Portland Mon
day on his. return home to Japan, aft
er visiting and studying 'the Import-
m iiiii
wait.
grind and grind the
ant ports of America and Europe, since
July. - . i . -
- ""Portland has wonderful equipment
and compares favorably - with other
American ports," be declared. -American
ports are, In general much more
advanced than European j. ports." al
though Hamburg and Rotterdam are
exceptions. They are the most ; won
derful -ports I have ever seen, -' -'
Arakl will go to Vancouver IV C,
to sail on the steamer Empress of Asia,
one to sail uua week. - ,
POBTO RICAJT tIKE MAT -
; BATE AGE3ICT IJT JPOBTtVAXD
Establishment of an agency in Port
land by the New York ; Porto Rico
Steamship company, which maintains
weekly sailing schedules from New
York and New Orleans to the - West
Indies, is being contemplated here, it
is upaersiooa in snipping circles, in
accordance with' the expansion1 policy
of that - corporation. whc award of
a San ' Francisco agency to Davles.
-iTimer uo. was announced a few
days ago. -'a - v-i-ft
t While Portland is at present con
nected directly by water to Porto Rico
by one steamship line, by dispatching
freight to New Orleans for transship
ment .rapid connections to the West
Indies comd be had.
Increased freight movement to the
West Indies from the Pacific coast la
the reason of the new move by the
New Tork & Porto Rico Steamship
company. Passenger and, mail service
between New Tork, New Orleans and
the- islands is also maintained by the
line. . . - 'v -
GEBYAH BABX XJBATES
The German bark Harald, delayed
here for several days by ' the de
sertions of several of her crew, moved
down the river today for sea with
a shipment of 117.272 -bushels of wheat
for Germany.: Enough men to man the
vessel have ' been obtained. The
Harald will move around the Horn to
the Atlantic. Her voyage to Germany
under -normal conditions will be com
pleted In April.
GBATS HABBOB SHIPFTWa
Hoquiam, Wash., Nov. 28. Steamers
Virginia? Olson and Tamalpals arrived
from San Francisco Monday morning
to take lumber at the Western. mllL
Aberdeen, and the "Wood mill. , Ho
quiam, respectively. t ..
Steamers Idaho and Daisy Gadsby
cleared for San Pedro with cargoes
from the Wilson mill. Aberdeen, and
the Grays Harbor, Hoquiam.
TOW STEAMEB I3TTO. POBT
Seattle Nov. 28. (U. P. )- Victorious
after a 20-day battle against wind and
wave, the big freight steamer Stuart
Dollar was towed into Seattle this
morning by the tug Sea Monarch. The
Stuart lost her rudder in a heavy storm
November t and had been helpless ever
since. The- Sea Monarch went to .her
assistance and after a long and plucky
battle finally managed to bring- her
into port. t
BOARD VESSELS BEMAIIT
Hoquiam. Wash, Nov. 28. Snipping
2roleneeoed ccli
test oils flow freely
aad : lnbckata per
fedUy i'im the ,zoro
weather protwS
the bearing in
crease the power azk
fiexiHIitT of your engine-
r
board freighters will not be withdrawn
from tntercoaetal competition with pri
vately-owned American vessels for
some time at least, according to a let
ter received yesterday by tne local
Commercial club. Unless changes arc
made as result of the pending ship sub
sidy bill, the ruling will hold good
throughout the coming year.
TO BEFAIB. PAWLET
- That' the Pawlet may be dry docked.
Dart of her cars Is being , removed
at Municipal Terminal No. 4 as the
result of the vessel grounding in the
Willamette river as she was making
away from' oil docks in Unoton last
week. A cracked hull plate -will be
repaired before the ship sails tor the
Orient. It is expected that repairs
will take but a short time. -
: f HATE MABU CHAKTEBED
- Chartering of the Hays Mara. Jap-
enese steamer, tons, lor cerea
shipments to the United Kingdom
tmrf tlu Vnrth Pacific hT Samuel
Sanby. London, f or -. recember load
ing., was announced from san Fran
cisco . .today.
' . OCEA3T GBAX5 BATJES
New .Tork, Kov. 28 (I. B.
Ocean (steam) grain firm. United
Kingdom, l4s; Germany. Hamburg
l&o: France. Atlantio ports 15c. Medi
terraaeaa 17&220 ; Holland. Rotterdam
1C Antwerp 15c General cargo
steady, tonnage offerings only iair.
AT WOBLD'S POUTS
' Aitona, Not. 28. SaDed St aaMnictat
fttasaaerComtteteial PMhfiader. for b'ew Tor
ia war porta. Arrired at nudtdcht aad left
ap at 2:30 a. m., Swedish metoatinp Saa
fnncinoa, from' Bnrop..
Boston. Not. 27. Arrived Stmer Tvfim
from Portland and way porta.
' Tanpieo. Not. 24. Bailed Strainer A1ti
ado, fna Fadfie eosat porta, for New Orlcaaa.
toaaaer - Glaaaorgaaabire, from Portland far
Bottardam.
Seattle. Nor. 17. ArrfTed Steamer It-wit
Lackenbach. tram- New Tork sad way porta
ria Portland.
Uarpoel, Nov. 57. ArriTed Norwetian
ateaaaer Frogner, from rwruand.
Taeoma Not. 2T. ArriTed Steamer Kin.
Beaotan.' from New Tork and - way porta,, for
poruawt.
Astoria. See. 27 Arrired at 11:15 a. m.
and left bp at 1 p. m. Steamer IVakeahere,
from Baa Pedro. Sailed at S n.
eauaa
Itamkai. for Honolulu via Paset Sooad.
Saa Padio. Mot. 27. i SaOad Steamer
Texaa. from Ifew Terk and way porta, for
nan v-raaaaso, run noona ana ronaM.
A nirad Steamer Andrea F. lAckeabeeh.
from Pertland aad Paget Sound, for New
Tork aad way , porta, - Arrired and - aafled
Steamer Admiral Erana, from Portbad for
San mega. Arrll nuJi steamer Canu
ran shire, from Portlaad for London aad way
sorts. Sailed Norweeiao steamer Grande
Gaard, from New Tork for Portland, Sailed
Bteemer Jtpuu, irom . vaiparaiao lor truget
Soond and Portlaad.
San Francisco, Nor. 28. Arrired today
Corinto. Cristobal. 1:10 a. m. : Seauiera. Bow.
ens iAndins. S:20 a a. ; Helen P. Drew.
umeowooa, a. m. ; uamooiat, com Aifeim,
a. m. Sailed today Thomea P. Beall.
eeaiue, a. m.
POSITIONS Or TES8E1S
(By Naral Radio.)
KoTeaber 27. S n. m.:
Haaley. TaneeeTer for Tokshaau. 1580
milae west of Port TowBaend.
Starr. Saaaw Harbor for BefkofaW. 90
Weat Kader. Portlaad for Tokohama. 0
mile from Tekobama.
Eldridae. Swatow for Seattle, 1SSS mflea
I rom seauie.
Edmere, Tokebaaa for Seattle, 2868 mil el
from Cape Flattery. ,
Prendant Madiaoa, 'Tokohams for Seattle,
8010 miles from Seattle.
Weat Kaata. Dairen for Foruaad, 8540
miles from Colombia rlTer.
Admiral Watson. Takntat from Cerdora- 90
milea from Cordorm.
Cordsra. Ketchikaa for Seattle, 2 SO milea
from Seattle.
Madon CoVm for Km, Ub, AA IU
inn LnTi.
Jezrenon. Ketebiksa for Seattle, 42 in&ea
front Ketebiksa.
tr radarel Tstairnh Cw.
Vew Bb
Wavimkm. If a i ilmsssi mlwA ewadaw.
fprisw. ..PsMkaA
' WsUasvi. fim FmiaciMo, for Post Satt&tf,
Baiter. Vamoonrer. for Saa Pedro,
S" esMasswaT tlVUI T saWOUTgl,
Samh TMasa . fta. TrlM M S, ' m A
mwi w. -wo, ittrn, ror Fort 04a ImiK
as- aauaaB (CwTtXI ATOT. gW AXLefl.
rVaUnwa B- WmJ . as aaa
mil"- tram -WUrtto-r-.
sJi GATtU. for lmitetv 221
mUm north of G.riotia
Vie-in sr faawj fl. W r M m, '
MM. OS tMilsksl eMnrk sa at. sTuI
m'lm svukU VS. CrwVSB X ISirUSSO
' KssaWBVf MaV saTsaSwaV wl ea . . w a.
""TTjism-LT "TT Osia TweOCiaOtX
Oleum. Seattle, for Saa Pedro. 258 milea
Mrv.h nf lea T i 1
TrVMtwk TJswI. - at : n .
mr o oaa raoro.
ray Maroor. for Saa Franciacok
JsTrWwBBm sTIetav SmIm - rauj
maiTS"0rt lanoSoT T
yommensai Trader. Maw Tork, for Saa
Pedro, 1JW alb, mmQ of 6aP.dni
r I mm 1 1 T i i i T". , c . r . . -
aama, T17 mues weat of Saa franeiaoo.
Mcmnoe. jSaa rranctooo. foe Taeosm, 74
atuea from Tseesaa,
rr. l-,for New Tork,
lP!l Pert-ad. for Ban rvaaeisge, latf.
, wot. 99, S p. sa.
- Soaossa. Sydney, for San Francieeo, 2S28
soaUireat . of Baa rrandaco. f
I'lsMmirlawsa MJl we - .
r. "i rierea, Toaoaama. for Saa Fran
Hoeui dayBAt.
-.-wc, , wKxTCFtr, ior zokoaama. 1X7S
itooert lAckenbacli, noon, Panama, for Baa
IWatra f?"0 tot Tork. off
P. H Trtn-... . .. - .
sJseo, 1888 muas south of Philadelphia.
250 miiee from Baltimore.- T
mfl-i TSZSr JonVuS "
,T;mS!??' Jf r Sen rtsi8oa
.r www mv saa iranciaoo. .
North Bank" Eoad :
To Astoria Toured
By Publicity Men
Carl McQuinn and Harbvnd Smith!
special representatives of the Chicago.
Burlington A Quincy, Korthern Pa-
clfto and Great Korthern railway
systems, arrived . Monday night and'
left today In company with. H.
Q'osier, - assistant g general ! passenger
ajrsn r the s. P. &, for a tour of
the rail lines to Astoria sad Seaside,
McQuinn and Smith t,- . v,
placed to charge of the 81,000,000 pub-
uiy campaign or tne Korthern lines
and have come to this district to
gather additional data, rnr Kai ad
vertising program which will tart
early In 123. ,
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AiV EVENING COURSE
J3T
SALESUANSHIP
Opening Session ;
Dec 5, at 7:30
For IsferBiaUeB. Write, Those r
, Can at v
, Oregron Institute
of Technology
Slxta aal "Tarlar. BtsvO.tJM
News of Ihe Porfc '!
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rV.waam saari.a.l .KS.aJLu a - f
ne- XawSSt Yeva-kr eaw. aTia -i a ru. A - -
Eldorado. Ameriean steamer, for Mew
laarw, via Pace Sooad, reneral.
... Edward Ii-bMiWk a
Or-
for
Kew Tork. TJ Paset Soond, ceneral. - '
' . MABIXE AILSTAKAC
' Weathav at Rivera SSawta -
at the aaoatb. of ahav iolnnMa
Sea. roach; wind, soatfa. fire aaues; weather,'
Georsina Bolpe.. ... . .Baa Praa....Nor. 28
Hoquam ...,.8ra rru ....Not. SI
ISrea Aura ........ Yokohama .. .Nor. 20
Oeeaa Prmoe........ Seattle ......No. 2
Wapama ....-.....8a Fraa ,M.Kor. SO
is v--...8aa rraB-.,,Nor. 80
Roaahe Uaaooey .... San Fraa ; . . .Not. 8
Thnmat W . Bu-t , lu- vr -a
Vuvams. Middleaborrash Koel 89
xouuoa aaara o J. ,a.ooe . . . . . .ror. 3Q
Man india. . i .,.... ,elTeton. Not. SO
Steal Baaser. ....... Baltimore ....Dee. f 1
nawmuaa ......... .Baltimore ....Dec. 1
Jails tAekeabeeh ....Boston ......Dec!
Jacob Luokenboea. . . . Mobile . . . .. .llec v I
Roao City Sea rran . . . . Deo. f 1
Willamrtte San Fran. ...Dee. 3 1
Boobyalla ........ ,.8au Fraa. ...Dee. : 1
Mnltaomah . . Saa Fraa . ...Deo. ' 2
UDoaster ....... ... lerfe.., Dee. X
Cold Harbor ........ Philadelphia ..Dec 3
Mtnnesotsa Boston ..... .Dee. ;
Uoredyk London Dec 4
Robert Loexenbech , .New Tork . . .Dee. 4
Admiral fran ...... Ban Fran . . . .Dee. - 4
., TaaHl " . , Dawa'
Kohnan Mara ....... lapaa . .. i,.Nor. 28
Bablnda .......... 8n Fran Not. 29
Admiral Fmrrasat Saa Fraa. ... .Nor. 28
Doehrs ....... New Terk ...Nov. 29
Frank D. Stoat. .... .Saa Fraa . . . .Nov. 28
Ttt-camtar ....... ..London .No. 80
Toahida Marw No, 8 .. S. America ... Dec 1
Thomas P. Beal .....Boston ......Deo. f 1
Weat O'Bowa- ...... Japan ......Deo. ; 1
Bemns S. America.. .Dec, . 2
Steel Barjaer ....... New Tork. . . Dee. X 3
Weat Cayot. .... . .Orient . . . . , .Dee.. 2
Julia ZVoekeBbaeh. . ...New Tork . . Dec- 2
Gonrioa Bolph. .... .San Fran ....Dee. ,2
Narrate ........ i .. BneUnd .....Dee., 8
Fixsinian .......... Lirerpool ... . loc. - 8
Lancaster v New York... Dee.
JaaobLnekenbach . . . . N. Orteana. . . Dee.
Panneo . . - .New Orleans . .Dee. ' 4
Wapama . ........ .San Fran ... .Dee. 4
Bose- Citj Ban Fraa ....Dec . 4
Admiral Farrarnt .......
Bibinda .
Benarty ...............
Chlllicotbe . . ..........
CoL P, S. Iflehie
Daicy Putnam ..........
Dochrs
DaTeapert .............
Frank D. Stoat
Haleo. ................
Haanawa ..............
Harald ................
Kaikro Vfsra ..........
Kifaka llara
. . Terminal No. 2
, . .Terminal No. 4
Globe Mill
,.. Oorafoot Dock
. . .Govt Mooriaes
Oeesh Street
..Terminal No. 1
. . . . . i . . I -inn ton
..... . Drydock
....... Drydock
.North Bank Dock
St Helen
, . Peninsala Mill
.... HarreyDook
'.. ... . .-. Drydoet
, North Gank
. . Terminal No. 4
........ Weatport
.St. Helens
Kobnan Uaru ..........
av. V. bus ............
ijk Merced .............
Ueiwa Mara
Nerenta ...............
Oresea Wit .............
Oreeon Pine ...........
Pawlet ................
..Terminal No. 4
nemua
. , Terminal No- 4
. . Terminal N. 4
Taacanatar .... ........
Wtwalone
seseeet A-i j vsr- a
Taw Jaalt
Waat Corota
. . .PreacoU
.St. Johns Lumber
A W. Dumber Co.
. .Terminal No. 2
, .-. . lamaa-Poalaen
r. TM V smow. ..........
Wontanells E.
W. D. Munson .........
Toahida Mara
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MTEJt fOBJECAST
" lepanwvem IITSI Bab 7 WUSUIfal WU yasw
" sssi waaavwiit Bjw tQsa wjg.
Sale of R. R Freight
Salesmen's Samples
and Salvage from Ships
Tosierrew at 8:18 Ws . Crsameae
Our Weekly Sales are begtnlng to
iiwvaL uie inopta DIUIIS go
here. We deliver the goods with a
mil
Boys Overeeats at SS.OO
rrhese unclaimed Overcoats are a
woolte Combination Overcoat and
Raincoat, made of Wooltex coat,
teg rubberised, belted and slash
pockets. Tou cant duplicate them
for twice the price. Sises 8 to-18.
Mes8 Kaiaeoeu st ,5.85
I"or S5.OS .you bay a splendid
Raincoat .well worth anybody's
dark gray Mohair Raincoat that a
rainproof and up to the minute in
S28.SO for lit.88 aad f . '
TJaiversity Overeoats, at 28.SO
r" t a man a sucker if he pays
155.00 or 880.(K1 for an Overcoat
when he can buy it for 28.KOt
We mads a buy of these up-to-date
warm Overcoats, - and our - small
overhead and volume of business
makes this price possible.,
i JW?T5 for 8l.e Overeeats
.JWmitufcisnt If we tell yon
that the Overcoats at the above
mentioned price are all-wool, well
made Overcoats made of eravenetted
cloth and bear the label of the U. S.
Rubber Co ? - it's the Raynster
Overcoat that -retails for $25. 0d
wherever they handle them.- Jest
40 Coats left.
S24.50 Ban a Keayea
Wn,Per4 Coat -S25
for Striped Meleakla Work
- w Paats . . -.
ey, Aav."lewear nd the looks.
, M Cat Silk Ties, Oseia a Box
.... -Use- for S1.00
8t$ Gresadise or Kalt Ties 55
Bea Ahoat Men1. Box aad Xadles
.-.t'.. Hosiery .
oSA1.41111'" "tock of.Silk
and Silk Xisle Hosiery. Ja,t' the
Bby-fboxJ1 Umvr
Lmdiea Heavy Silk Hose, black er
cordovan, a pair .....1.0
Heavy Striped Chiffon Silk 82:60
Hose, black only, at..... .1.25
Heather Mixed Hose at...... .55
tJ, Silk Hose with clocks black
s only ........,..,...,... gt-t m
Wool Heather Hose at, pair liloo
Men's Heather, Hoiie, a box of Vix
;.P'r" '!' .....ll,75
40o Men's Silk Xisle, a box oT six
pairs at ............. ,..,.st"i "ft
Men's Silk Hose, black, brown or
STair. bar of a.......... S3.00
Talk Abest Toys W, Hsv TaiS
. From the steamer Kader. Just
received a bunch of Toys, some a
littJe damaged. Lots of them In
-1 Hap. You can make many
kiddie happy here as low as 5.
Lots of books at.. ....54, and io;
Scout Books at.r.T.rr.?.25e
T5o boxes Gift Stationery 25
8do boxes Gift SUUonery. TlSl
2.8 boxes at.. . . ; . ...-.SJ.S5
- Tfow, Folks, before I pet the fla.
taking toaehee to this bargain list.
I wast to tell yon If yea are aot a
Mktr tIiHa. t-. a.t
fortsst yea are salsalsr great
wwV eoat yea. aaytSlsg to eesae
aaS see ,vir elag here. If s la
te re sti eg to see what's going ea at
this slaee. Tkoasasda sf yeople
eemev why ae yesl Alk yoar
aeigkbor.
Kan Orders Fined 1
CONSOLIDATED
r SALES CO.
Wkeletals- and Betai Salrsgt asd
S ar"l Dealer
8.Ji; CtAY ST. -
HOSTED WALTERS
DEI.ID REHEAR
III MURDER APPEAL
j Salem, Nov. 28. Hasted Walters.
CottTicted. slayer . of Jeroms Palmer,
Portland policeman, was', denied a re
hearing of his appeal before the su
preme . court today. i The crime lor
which f "Walters was convicted was
committed In Portland November IT,
1820, , aad Walters was sentenced to
hang February ie, U2U He was grant
ed a stay of execution pending action
on his appeal to the supreme court,
which affirmed the decision of the low
er court in an opinion handed down
several weeks ago. . Today's action by
the, supreme court exhausts Walters
legal resources, unless an appeal should
be taken to -the United States supreme
Court. '. 'V-;.-..,-. 5 ,,
Other opinions handed down" by the
supreme court today are summarised
as follows: -.---'..---.:.-:-Mary
M. Dinlff versus Charles Mc
cormick a Co, a -corporation, appel
lant, appeal from Multnomah county;
action to recover damages' alleged to
have been sustained by plaintiff while
traveling as passenger on steamship
Willamette from San Francisco to
Portland. Opinion by Justice McCourt,
Judge H. H. Belt reversed and case rev
mended. ,.-.- .. ,
In the matter, of the estates of
George H. Bethel and Elisabeth Bethel,
both deceased, Helen Bethel Pomarey,
et el, appellants, versus Ralph R. Pom.
eroy, administrator ; appeal from Coos
county ; motion to dismiss appeal over
ruled by Justice McCourt.
Ed Smith and Silas Smith, appel
lants, versus Prank Cameron et al ; ap
peal from Jackson county ; suit arising
out of attempt to exercise power or
eminent domain. Opinion by Justice
Harris. Judge F. M. Calkins affirmed.
Henry Bo bell, appellant, versus Peter
Wagenaarr-administrator of the estate
of Charley "Dennis; appeal from Lin
coln county ; action in ejectment ; opin-
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LOW FARES
ROUND TRIP
Thanksgiving
From and to Portland
Daily and Week-End
OREGON ELECTRIC
RAILWAY t
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A B ' C
Albany ..... ..$30 I3.S0
Beaverton ..... .. .. .60 0
Corratlis 4-00 4.50 45
Donald 1,60 1.40
Eof cne ....... 5.75 6.30 . 50
Forest Grove . - . -1.50 1.10
Harrisbarr .. . . 5.00 50 v ' 5.00
Hillsboro ..... J. 1.15 .85
Janction City.. 52 ;5JS0 5.20
Orenco ........ .... ' .95 5
Salem 2JZ5 2.50
Tirard .... .... .60 : .55
Tualatin . ,".80 . .70
wusonruia . m 15 ? 1J0
Woodbarn ' 1.75
ColtJttm A. Thanksstvinsr ! tlckwra m
sale Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday;
return limit Monday, ..
Column B. every day i return -limit
fifteen days.
Column C week-end. every Friday,
Saturday, Sunday return limit Tues
days. ..
OREGON ELECTRIC
RAILWAY
HEN MUTED
FOR SHOPS AND
ROUNDHOUSE
RATES
aiacltialsts ..70a
Iswt Metal Workers
e. .70)
boar
. v..70a ta 70 U par haor
Passemge Cay lUm
.70a per kow
Freight Car I4sa..3
Mechanics are allowed time and
one-half for time worked in ""win
of sight hours per day.
Strike conditions prevail.
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on by Justice Rand. Judge Q. F. Sklp
vorth affirmed.'
M. M. Spratt vs. Brown-Petsel Lum
ber -company,- appellant, appeal from
Marion county; suit to foreclose three
liens ; opinion by Justice Band- Judge
O. O. Bingham, reversed- and case re
saanded. ,. y: - ,-,.-.--.,-..
Aiiie Wbitexmurch,- appellant, va It.
B. Mutsig ; appeal - from Multnomah
county ; action -under employers' lia
bility. Act for peraonal injury. Opinion
by Justice Mc Bride.. Judge John Mc
Court affirmed. -
H. Kelly -vs. " C. T. Fisher and
S. X Preasler. administrators of es
tate of Oeorgre Westley Syron, ap
pellants ! appeal from Lake oounty ;
appeal from Judgment for 8809. ' Opin
ion by Justice McBride. Judge Charles
N. Stone reversed and case remanded.
s David Fletcher vs. Lela Yates et al.,
appellants, appeal from Washington
county; suit to recover money. Opin
ion by Chief Justice Burnett. - Judge
George R. Bagley reversed and ' case
remanded. . ; rf.,:'
GABLAJTB X,I9EB COMiyO
The steamer Albert ' Jeff eress, one
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; Equipment of Southern Pacific trains is modern in ap.'
; pomtmenta and conUina all the features conducive to
comfort and luxury. : , . , '. ,
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- . Observation car and sleepinr cars with 'sections, draw."
, ,lnjsr rooms and compartments facilitate the enjoyment of
" 'scenery.'- - 1 " ' - . r ,
"J They afford privacy, rest, sleep, relaxation and pleasure. :
z- .Excellent; meals tastily prepared and served in Vttra'c
wve ouuns cars appeal to tne
Tor LOW : ROUND TRIP- FARES,
. .Train Schedules, Sleeping: Car Reserva-
tions, and beautiful folders, ask rail
- road ticket agents or write. 7 '-
G. P. Portland,
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stood on
. with ARISTOTLE, .ARISTOPHANES. ST. PAUL .
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Fram New York Fcontctry 7fcVtf Days oEncntfnxmgnt
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Carlo, Nice, Naples. Pompeii, Rome, Athens, Constantinople, Palestine, ,
Egypt, CoTiica, Lisbon Southampton, London (5 dy), Chcrbourj.
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t ' - " - - - - Trawl Department ,
'"? VWTV It er. its aa Oat t, Bdwy. 1050. er
J i 01 Wartsaaa sUsg, Atwater Stt -
of the fleet Of the Garland Steamship ;
corporation. Is fen route - to Portland,
having sailed, from New Orleans, on
November -4. - , No- definite schedules
have as vet been received here by the
McCormick steamship line, local agrent,
but it is understood that the Albert
Jeff eress Will be the first of the Gar
land ships tp stop in Portland.
TRANSPORTATION"
Win uv ,(t uyciHuvcu aim a-,'
curate information from ; one4"1
who bis traveled - extensively for
the benefit of his patrons? FREE
INFORMATION.
Secure Steamahlp Raservs- .
-tions mnd TlckeU Front , :
, DORSEY B. SMITH.' Manager
Journal Travel Bureau
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Astoria and Way Points
SIRS, LURLT.E A.I) I'.'iDL'iH
j Dallj, Except traturdar,
P. M. -Fart
to Astoria $15 One Way
3.00 Round Trip
Week-End Round Trip $2.50
The Dalles-Hood River
Steamer Servlee - :
Dally, Except Suru, 7 J 15 A. IL
Fare to The- Dalles $1.23
- Hood River $1.00 "
The Harklns Transportation Co.
Broadway 888 - Aider 8t,Tea
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most fastidious.
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