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THE OREGON DAILY JOUnNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER -22, 1ZZZ.
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FOG LIFTS AI
STEAMERS REACH
LOCAL WHARVES
v" .With" the "partial lifting of heavy
fog which have t enveloped the Co
lumbia and Willamette rivers for four
days, five ocean carriers succeeded in
reaching Portland. Thursday afternoon,
mhlle today will bring the arrival of
an additional number of vessels, which
have- been delayed at lower river
points.
- Rain- "was" reported' today at North
Head and rtyer point-and It was ex
pected that , the"' fogs ' would be suf
ficiently ; dispelled to permit usual
movements ' hr the daytime.
Ice conditions in the Columbia river
are reported to be Improved.' although
up-river boat traffic will remain tied
up untlf;next week, even under fav
orable conditions. Lower river trifle
continues as usual, with' delays in
schedules due as much to fog as to
lee, while log towing, which was re-
. sumed by the Shaver Transportation
company Wednesday, is reported to be
continuing, although movements ,are
, slow.
COIXIIBIA PACIFIC USER .
" - SAILS FOR ORIEST TODAT
With a cargo of T730 tons on board
, the) steamer Hannawa, in the trans
pacific Service of the Columbia Pa
cific Shipping company, was sched
i tiled to sail this afternoon for Japan.
China and Manila.
' . Her cargo was composed chiefly of
lumber, wheat and flour. Uer manifest-showed
1.89.319 feet of lumber.
16.41 barrels of flour, 80,000 bushels of
wheat, 163 tons of newsprint, 23 tons
of old newspapers, 11.000 pounds of
potatoes and.45 tons of general cargo,
including machinery, medical and
toilet preparations, and two corpses.
I no suanier v v ivi i Ievcui.i; ...
located to the same operators by the
shipping board, started loading this
morning at the Eastern & Western
Lumber company mill. She will sail
January 8. ,
" The steamer Pawlet, in the Colum--bra,
Pacific fleet, will be dispatched
Saturday or Sunday for the Orient
She; "will s carry the same cargo con
signed, to her before she was placed on
drydoek' recently for repairs to her
hull. :
JAPANESE ORAIN CARRIES
. ARRIVES IS LOWER RIVER
. ' Another grain carrier, the Japanese
steamer Tayol Maru, 2417 tons, ar
rived in the -Columbia river this morn
ing, and was scheduled to proceed to
Portland for lining in preparation for
taking on - cargo. The " vessel, under
charter to the Northern Grain & Ware
house company, for a voyage to the
United Kingdom, will load at the
North Bank: dock. The steamer is the
second grain carrier fof the United
Kingdom to arrive recently from Jap
an. She sailed' from Kobe; November
23, just a . day behind the Scotland
Maru.-now loading at the Irving dock
for. Balfour, Guthrie & Co,
STEAMER ASSIGNED
Assignment of the steamer Nevadan
to the intercoastal trade by the American-Hawaiian
Steamship company to
begin loading of a full cargo at Bal
timore about . January 6 was made
known here Wednesday by the Columbia-Pacific
Shipping company, local
American-Hawaiian agency.
: - GRAINT BATES 8TEADT
;-Nw York, Dec. 22. (I. N. S.)
Ocean (steam) grain steady. United
Kingdom, 2s 6d3s 3d ; Germany,
Hamburg. 14c; France, Atlantic 18c,
Mediterranean 21Z3c; Holland. Rot
terdam 16c. Antwerp. 14c. General
cargo steady. .
ICE XX LAKE RIVER
Rldgefieid. Wash., , Dec. 22. Consid
erable ice is floating in Lake river at
this .point and is Interfering with the
navigation of gasoline launches and
FOR THE LATE SHOPPER
t- Give him a box of
Rich's Good
CIGARS
V - ' ALL THE POPULAR BRANDS
' PIPES
AND .
SMOKERS
ARTICLES
IrP .lHT'C! CIGAR
JDi JLAL4 Jul C5 stores
Sixtfc nd Wasliv Foarth uj Morrison 14J Broadwmy
. '.7 '. Subscriptions taken for tj mz, ! ' "
? - azine published in the world. -
Astoria Tides Satarday ,. .
. Htgh water. , Low. water.
4 :2C a. m. t. fet. lo :3 a .m." a.5 ft.
3:4 p. m. S.O ft. 10;48 p. m. 1.1 ft.
other -small craft.: The "kid-launch
operated oy . Frank Wray for the
Ridgef'eld consolidated ' school dis
trict No. 30, which gathers students
along Lake, river, has been unable to
navigate t because of ; floating ice
formed during the recent extreme cold
snap. - Large boats are having no
trouble In navigating . the' river.
HARRT L. HUDS03T OFFERED
POST WITH SEATTLE PORT
Seattle port officials have approached
Harry L. Hudson, general manager of
the Joint traffic bureau of the Port of
Portland and the commission of pub
lic docks, relative to willing the office
of traffic expert of ' the Seattle port
commission, which will be- established
in the near future, it became known
here today.
Because: present contracts with the
Port of Portland bind Hudson here
until" April. .1923. he notified the Seattle-
authorities that he could not con
sider any offer which would involve
a transfer before that time.
It is understood the Seattle office,
which will soon be established, will
offer a salary of $12,000 to $15,000.
R. D. Pin nee. manager of the Port of
Astoria, and F.J-D. Burroughs of the
tarnscontlnental freight bureau, at Chi.
cago have been mentioned In connec
tion with the new office.
OFFICE STAFF OF PORT OF
'PORTLAND HAVE CELEBRATION
Christmas was celebrated this after
noon Jay 30 members ' of the Port of
Portland's office staff, who gathered
around a 'decorated tree in the com
missioners' room at the general of
fices. Santa Claus displayed a spirit
of humor In passing out presents, for
each person received a novelty gift of
a humorous nature to' remember the
occasion by or to furnish a take-off
on his respective personal oddities
or habits. Marine department repre
sentatives of various Portland .news-
papers were accorded a hearty wel
come. Luncheon was served the
guests.
All along the waterfront
The Latin American liner Baja Cal
ifornia, inbound from Puget sound, ar
rived in Portland this morning from
down river points and moved to Mu
nicipal Terminal No. 1. She will load
500 tons of flour in Portland for Mex
ico and Central America.
Two intercoastal liners in the American-Hawaiian
fleet moved upstream
in the river today, the Oregon ian
berthing about noon at Municipal
Terminal No. 1. The Kentuckian was
reported on her way up the river early
this afternoon. Both are bringing con
signments 'of general' cargo from At
lantic ports. '.
After spending several days in try
ing to reach Portland in the fog.'-' the
oil tanker Richmond arrived today at
Willbridge " and . discharged oil. She
departed today in ballast for San
Francisco.
News of the Port
arrlcavs Oefjernoer S2
Tamon Maru, Japanese steamer, from Ja
pan ; ballast. - ,
Bsje California, ' Norwegian steamer, from
Seattle; cues in transit. - -
Wapama. American steamer, from San
FranciMo; central.
Oapt- A. V. Local. American steamer,
from San Francisco; oil.
Arrivals December 1
Richmond. American, steamer, from San
Fnncifco; oil.
Hairy Lackenbeeh. American steamer, from
New York and way points: cenerral.
Lena Luckenbacn, American steamer, from
New Orleans and way points; general.
Boobyalle. American Motocship, from San
Francisco; general.
Bessemer City. American .steamer, from
Baltimore; general.
Departures December 22
Rose City, American steamer, for San
Francisco; passengers and general.
Richmond, American -steamer, for San
Francisco; ballast.
Departures December 24
Admiral "Evans. American steamer, for
San Diego and way ports; general.
Katrma. British steamer, for Lendon and
way porta; wheat, floor and general.
Robert Lockenbacb. American steamer, for
New York t raget sound; general.
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at River's Mouth
North Head. Wash.. Dec. 22. Conditions
at the mouth of the Columbia river at noon
AGENTS i
PARK & TILFORD'S
-CANDIES
NEW YORKPARIS
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Wind, oath,
rough. -
24
smiles; light . fain; sea.
DALLY BITER READINGS
8 a. as.. Panne Tuna
' River tao,Bj Temp.
: Is : ; Si ? 1 l
fraataiia
..1 25
Froiaen 10 . 00
21
Eugene
Albany
Salens
Oregon
..1 1
4.5 -etooo
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. 29 J 4..VO.Bifl
CStyi 13 I .2U.,o
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Portland
.-Falling.
v SITES FORECAST
The Willamette rrver at Fort land will re
main nearly stationary daring the next three
days except as effected by the tide. -
AT WORLD'S FORTS '"'
Astoria. Dec 22. Arrived at? la. m..
ateamer Kentuckian. from New York gnd way
porta. . Sailed at 2 a. as., steamer Admiral
Evans, for Saa Francisco, Saa Pedro sod San
Dteso. Bailed at 4 a. m.. steamer Robert
Loekeabaeh. for New Tork .and way porta via
Pne-at Soand. I .eft -np at 7 a. ra.. ateamer
Captain A. F. Tuoeas. Arrived at 1 a. m..
Japanese, steamer Yakoi. Mem, from Kobe.
Left op at 11 a. fa. fnr Portland.
.Astoria. Dee. 21. Arrived at 10 a. to.,
steamer Wapama, . from San ' Francisco. Ar
rired at noon, schooner Dauntless, from Hono
lulu. Sailed at 12 :SO p. m , raotonfasp H. T.
Harper, for Satf Pedrow Sailed at 1 p. to..
steamer Texan, for Hasotmrg and way porta.
Left np at 1 :80 p. m Japanese steamer Ta
mon Maru No.- 18... Arrived at X -and lrft up
at 3 p. m.. Norwegian steamer Baja California,
from Seattle. Arrived down at 2:20 p. m.,
steamer Admiral Kvans, Sailed at 4 p. m.,
steamer Solano, for San Pedro. Sailed at 10
p. m., British steamer Katmna, for London
and way ports.
San Francisco, Dec. 22. Arrived today:
Tug Sea Hanger, Los Angeles, 12:85 a. m. ;
transport Henderson, Norfolk, 1:19 a. m. ;
Clareinont. Los Angeles, 1:48 a. m. ; Daisy,
Santa Barbara. 2 :2w a. m. ; Thomas Crowley,
Los Angeles, 8:45 a. m. ; West Cahokia, ;enoa
Bay, 8.80 a. m.; French ateamer Saint Jo
seph. Vancouver. 7:85. a. m. Sailed today:
Lansing. Pert San Luis. 8:03 a. m.; W. S.
Miller. Seattle. 10:1 0 a. m.
San Francisco, Dec 21. Sailed at 1 p. m.,
steamer Florid ian, from New York and way
porta for Puget Bound and Portland, i Sailed at
1 p. m., steamer La Purisiaia. for Portland.
Ssilrd at 4 p. m., steamer Ueorgina Rolph,
for Portland. Arrived at p. m.. French
steamer Indiana, for Bordeaux and way porta
from Puget Sound and Portland. Sailed at 8
Pl bu. steamer Cold Harbor, from Pnget Sound
and Grays Harbor for Boston and way ports.
Sailed at S p. m.. steamer Hawaiian, from
Portland for New Tork and way ports. Sailed
at p. m., steamer Annette Rolph. from
Portland for San Pedro.
Cixm Kay. Dec. 21. Outside at 7 t. m .
ateamer Admiral Goodrich , for Portland.
San Pedro, Dec. 21. Sailed, ateamer
FlaTel, for Columbia river. Sailed, steamer
Ryder Han'fy. for Columbia river. Sailed.
steamer Crescent City, for Columbia river.
eaued, steamer -West Jessup, from Buen.s
Aires and way porta, for San Francisuo and
Portland. Arrived, steamer Steel Maker, from
Baltimore. '
TatoosVi. Dee. 21. Passed out at 8 a. m..
Bti-smer Kcntuokian, from New York and way
porta, for Portland.
Hongkong, Iec. 20. Arrived, Dutch
steamer Bondowoao, from Portland.
Tulverpool, Dec 21. Arrired, steamer
Pennsylvanian, from Portland.
'Shanghai. Doc. 20. Arrived. Norwegian
ateamer Bratsbeig, from Portland.
Santos. Ike. IS. Sailed. Learner West
Jappa, for Portland.
Sydney, Dec. 19. Arrived. Swedish - m c
torship Lyvnern, from Columbia river
San Pedro. Dec. 22. Arrived, steamer At.
lanta City, from Portland, for New York.
Arrived, steamer Nipontet, from Baltimore
for Puget Sound and Portland.
Crutobal. Dec 19. Sailed, it earner' Vir
ginian, from Portland and way ports, for
Hamburg
Seattle. Dec 22. (I. N. S. Arrived:
Roman Star, from Shields. 8:15 a. m. :
Waba&h, from Portland, Maine. 6:49 a. m. ;
Ruth Alexander, from San Diego, 6 a. m. ;
Victoria, from Tacoma, 2:15 a, m.
'Sailed Dec 21: Taikai Mara, for Nsgoys.
9:18 p. m.; Meriden, for San Pedro, 7:30 p.
m. ; Willamette, for San Francisco, 2:20 p.
m. ; Forest King, towing barkentine Forest
Dream, for Redondo, noon; Tiger, for Boston,
8 a. m.
Jnneaa, Dee. 21. Jefferson, southbound,
2 p.m.
Valdea, Dec 21. Sailed: Alameda, south
bound, 9 a. m.
Tacoma. Dee. 22.- Arrived: Africa Maru,
from Seattle, 7 a. nx. Arrived Dec. 21
Chilli wack, from British Columbia porta, noon
Victoria, Dec 22. Arrived: Admiral Dew
ey, from Seattle, 7 a. ra., and sailed for Oak
land 0 a. m. Arrived Dec. 21: President
Madison, from Seattle, 3:80 a. m.. and sailed
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1
3
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B 4 " Colleee m
for Manila. :15 p. tb; ProtesUan. from
Seartie. 1 1 :S0 a. m.. and aailed for Manila. 2
p. as.; schooner Fwrest Home arrived -Royal
Roads from Saa FriuKiscav
Bellingham. - Dec 21. Arrived North
land from Seattle. ' 4 p. aa. - and aailed for
San Franciaco. aaidrngnt. . --
- Aberdeen, Dee. 2 1 . Arrived Avaloa f or
San FranRscn. 12:81 p. m. i ..
Henoluln. Dee. 21. Arrired H. M. . S.
Capetown from Vaacoerrer. '
Yekohama, Dec 18. arrived . Tturwha
Mara, from Seartie. h Sailed. Deo. 19 TaJ
thibiu for Maaila. . - :
Kobe, Dec 18.---Amved-HaJuey from
Seattle.
Uvernool. ' Dec - 20. Sailed TfflghUnd
Heatner for Seattle. -
Vaneotmer. Dee.22. Anieed Chatta
nooga. City from- HeaUW. 1 a. as. Sailed
( bile Mara for United Kingdom. 9 m. m.
Sailed, Dae. 21 Anyox for Anyox. 8. p. ra.
Caaauian Traveller for Ocean Falls, 2 a. sa.
POSITIONS OF -TESSELS
. f (By Naval Radio
Iiecember 21. S n. m. :
San Diego. Tacoma for Saa - Pedro, 114
miles from Tacoma. '
Forest King, towing bark Forest, Dream.
Seattle for Redondo. 48 .miles from Seattle.
Tog Daniel Kern towing barges. Seattle for
Port Angeles. 40 miles from Seattle. .
V. S. hghthouae tender Heather, anchored
at Neah Bay.
Hauler, Kobe for Shanghai. 2SO miies from
Shanghai ' '
President Taft, Honolulu for Yokohama, Sit
miles west of Honolulu.
. Skagway, 90 milea sooth ot 8 peel river,
bound for . Wrangel.
Alameda, at Cordova, S:30 a. m
SpokanvL, - Ketchikan for Seattle, leaving
Ketchikan;
West d'Bows. Portland for Yokohama. 2895
miles from Columbia river.
Canadian Inventor, Chemainua for Toks
hama, 2400 miles from Caps Flattery.
iBy Federal Telecraptr Co.)
December 21, 8 P. m.:
Siskiyon, San Pedro for Weattwrt, 120 milea
north of San Francisco.
Orinoco (noon). Philadelphia for Saa
Pedro, 885 milea soatheast of San Pedro.
Walter A. Luckenbacn noon I . Philadelphia
for San Pedro. 9S0 miles southeast of Saa
fredro. ,
Annette Rolph. Portland for Eran, 242 miles
north of San Francisco.
Commercial Pathfinder, Seattle for 8aa
Pedro. 718 milea north of San Pedro.
Yorba Linda. San Pedro for Richmond. 80
miles north of Ssn Pedro.
Fred Baxter, Vancouver for San Pedro, 608
milea from Vancouver.
I-a Pnrisima. Marti nex for Portland, 671
milea from Portland.
Bryon D. Benson, New York for Saa Pedro,
825 milea southeast of San Pedro.
Homestead. Philadelphia for San Pedro, 827
mQes southeast of San Pedro.
Cuba. San Franrksco for Christobal, 10OO
miles south of San Francisco.
Venezuela, San Francisco for New York.
1185 miles south of San Francisco.
Farypylus. Seattle for London, 780 miles
south of San Diego.
DUworth, Port San Luis for Honolulu, 1370
miles west of Port San Luis.
Claremont. San Pedro for San Franciaco.
55 miles south of Ssn Franciaco.
Frank 42. Drum. Port Costa for Portland.
345 milea north of Port Costa.
Hartwood. San Pedro for San Francisco,
35 miles south of San Francisco.
Oleum. Martinez for Ventura, 240 miks
north of Ventura. 1
Frank H. Buck, Ssn Pedro for Avon, 184
mVrj north of San Pedro.
Paraiao, San Pedro for Tacoma, 405 miles
north of Ban Francisco.
Ueorgina Rolph, San Francisco for Port
land, 80 miles north of San Francisco.
Wahkecna, San Francisco for Grays Harbor,
228 milea north of San Francisco.
Steel In-rentor; New York for San Diego,
1785 miles southeast of San Diego.
WWpolo. San Francisco tor New York. 1282
miles north of Balboa.
lowan (noon). New York for San Pedro,
1853 milea south of San Pedro.
West Notui, Ssn Pedro for Balboa, 180
miles south of Ssn Pedro.
Corinto, San Francisco for Balboa, 2288
miles south of Ssn Francisco.
Ecnador, New York for an Francisco, 510
miles east ot ManxanUlo. .
- Annsm, Ssn Francisco for Seattle, left San
Francisco 8 :SO p. m. 1
Lebec, Seattle for Saa Pedro, 321 miles
from Seattle.
Coalings, Port San Luisfor Mahukona, 508
miies from Mahukona.
West Prospect. Otaru for Saa Pedro,
miles from San Pedro.
December 20. 8 p. m.:
Meigs, Manila for Honolulu, 1529
2821
mile
west of Honoruia.
West Cayote, Portland for Yokohama. 3289
miles west of Columbia rirer.
President Lincoln, Kobe for Shanghai, 487
mile from Kobe.
Hanley, Kobe for Shanghai, 830 amies from
Shanghai.
Logaa. San Francisco for New York, 24
miles south of San Pedro. . ..
Bohemian Club. Manila for San Pedro, 3004
miles west of San Pedro,
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Consider also the beautiful scenery, the attractive homes,
the winding driveways and boulevards, the Eastmoreland
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, Phone,
Broadway 5754
" Sonoma. San Francisco for . Sydney, 418
nulea southwest of Saa Francisco.
- Presuerit Wilson. Yokohama for Saa Fran
cisco, 882 milea west of Honolulu.
- Baa J nan. Balboa for Saa Francisco, 1848
mile south of Saa Francisco.
William Campion, New Orleans' for Saa
Pedro. 1240 miies northwest of Balboa.
- Bearnort. Saa Pedro tor Yokohama. 3028
aallea rrom Saa Pedro. 1 ? .
Docnra (Boon). San Pedro , for Ner York,
193. auies northwest ot Balboa,
t Arrive
From
.Kobe
. .Honolulu ...
. New V or. . .. . ,
.New York .
.San Fran. . . .
. Bataria ,
.Ssn Fran.....
. Boston ......
. Saa Fran, ...
. Boston ,
. San Fran. . . .
. Philadelphia . .
..Valparaiso . .
Orient - . . i .
..Boston ......
. New Orleans. ,
. Loodon ....
. Ssn Fran ...
. Tjondon
.New Tork
.Japan ......
. Saa Fran ...
.New York . .
TssmIs
Yayoi. ,......, , ..
Boxen .............
Ken Locals n ........
Ocmaina Rolph , . . .
Admiral Goodrich....
Tjlkboet. ..........
Murruomah ........
Arixonian. .........
Frank D. Stout. . . , .
dgar F. Luckenbaca.
Admiral Farragut. . . .
N jrtiiem Star ......
Romolus ..........
Ktnkaaaa Mara
Edward Pierce. ......
Albert J el t rasa
Niebteroy ..........
Celuo .
Eemdyk . . ........
K. I. Lnrkenbaeh . . .
Ryokai Maru
Rese City
Floridian. . ........
Data
Dec. 22
Dec 22
iter.
.Dee 28
.Dec 28
.Dec. 23
Dec.) 24
Dec 24
Dec 24
Dec 25
Dec 25
Dec 25
Dec 2
Dec. 2
Dec 2T
Dec 26
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
.Dee 27
Dec. 27
. Dec SH-
Dec 28
Dec, 28
la to Depart
.Teasel sme
m Date '
. Japan Dec 22
New York ...Dee. 22
.San Fran. ... Dee. 22
i .Japan Dec 23
Mexico ......Dec. 23
San Fran. .... Dec 23
New YorkN. .Ie. 24
. Honolulu .... Dec. 24
New Tork' ...Dec. 25
..New York ...Dec. 25
. . New York. . . , Dec 25
. Ssn Fran .Dec 25
..New York ...Dec. 27
.Boston Dec 27
. San Fran Dec 27
. 8an Fran. .... Dec 27
.San Fran. Dec 27
. . lverpool Dee. - 7
. Batavia ......nee. 28
..New York ...Dec 28
.Mobile Dec. 28
.So. America ..Dec. 29
Hannawa. .........
Wiiii as snirr City ......
Rose - City
fosbida Maru No. 2.
Baja California.
Booby sua
Oregoniaa ........
Roxen ...........
Lena Ltickenbaeb . . ,
Marry Laefcenbacb. . .
Kentuckian .....
Edward Pierce.
Admiral Goodrich. . .
B. F. Luckenbaca . . .
Wapama. . .
Georgina Rolph . . . ,
Admiral Farragut. . . .
Arixonian .........
Tjdeboet
Northern Star
Albert J ef frees
Romulus
In Fort
Berth
Terminal No. 4
...... Terminal No. 1
....... Supple's Dock
. Willbridge
St. Helens
. . Wesrport
............ Astoria
... Drydoek
Westport
Warrrnton
........ Kerr Giffoni
Terminal No. 1
. . . Knappton
Left up
............ Astoria
Astoria
Terminal No. 1
St. Helens
Drydoek
Terminal No. 1
' Vessel
Baja California . .
Bessemer City ....
Boobyalla
Captain A. F. Lucas
Daisy Putnam
Dauntleaa
Egeria
F. S. Loop
Halco
Hannawa
Harry Luckenbach .
Hornet , .
Kentuckian
Krfukn Maru . . . . .
La Merced
Lena Luckenbach . ,
Makeweli
Montague
Oregouiaa
TRANSPORT ATIOX
Comfortable Insured Car
riers Running on Frequent
Regular Schedules
O. as M. Stages ' To Mt. Angel and Silverton.
Samsa Stage Co. To Camas, Washougal.
Kelso, Cbehalis and Olympia, Wash.
Columbia Stages To Astoria. St. Helens,
Rainier, Seaside, Multnomah Falls. Hood
River and The Dalles,
araaham Stags Co. To Gresham.
Kewbeet-McMinnvllle Stages To Newberg and
McMinnville. -ortiand-Salefn-aibsny
stags Line To Salem,
Albany, Corallia and Eugene.
Portland-Tlllamook Stags Line To Sheridan
and Tillamook.
Ttailanoa ML Hood Stages To Sandy and
Ut Hood, y
Vancouver Stag Line To Vancouver. Wash:
.Vest Portland and Multnomah Stages To
West Portland and Multnomah Station.
nformatlon. Tickets and Waltlrm Room at
STAGE DEPOT
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Phons Main S611
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imposing: build
ings Old Eng.
' lish style of
arch it e c t u r e ;
natural trees
and lawns : ath
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Advantages
i n
246 Stark
Street
j7 if
....... .Terminat Ko 4
. . Willbridge
Astoria
.Irrme Dork
........ Himaa-Poulaen
Coach 8t. Dock
. .Eastern 4b Western Mill
.......... --. i. Left np
. . . . . . . .Terminal No. 1
, . .;. . . . . .St. Helens
... -. . . . . -. .". .. . Astoria
TRAXSPOKTATlOIf
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HY not get -experienced sod sc.
curate formation from . one
who has traveled extensively- for
the benefit of his patrons! FREE
INFORMATION.
Secure) Steamship Raser m- .
tiona and Tickets Froaa 1
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J ournal Travel Bureau
180 Broadway, Portland, OrsfotaV
Phon. ATwater 1979.
SS. ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
Sails from Municipal Dock Me. X
Wednesday, Dec. 17, 10 A. M.
' Every Wednesday Tharaaftar
FOR SAN FRAN.CI800.
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I
SS, ADMIRAL GOODRICH
Monday. Dscembar 2SUi, 7 f. M.
MARSMFIKLD. IUREK1 AND
AN FRANCISCO
HONOLULU SERVICE
Sailings from San Franciaco
H. F. 'Alexander. .Jan. 4. 8 . M.
H. T. Alexander .Jan. SO, S t. M.
TICKET OFFICE '
THIRD BST COR. STARK
101
Phone Broadwar B481 1
DIRECTPASSENGER SAILING
TO
ENGLAND
VIA
PANAMA CANAL
S. S. "HIGHLAND HEATHER
Learlngr SeatUr Portland, early
Jr'ebraarr, direct to British Forts
First and intermediate class -passengers
carried.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PACKET COMPANY
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Fans to Astoria 1. 85 One Wsy $.)
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Tamon Maru No. IS
Wapama
Wawalona. .....
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AUSTRALIA
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Round Trip
Excursion
Great Northern Railway
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TACOMA $ 7.82
, SEATTLE ...... ; .$9.87
VANCOUVER, B. C.. . .$18.56
Similar reductions to all points in Washington,
British Columbia, Idaho , and Montana.
Fare and one half for round trip
Tickets on sale Dec. 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31 and
January 1, 1923
Return limit January 3
FOR J1ETA1XET 1XFOBMATIOX ATPPLT
Consolidated Ticket Offices, Union Passenger Sta
3d and Washington Sts. Phone Broadway 0802
Phone Broadway 5631
Go Great
HOLIDAY
TRIP - f AkiGi)
Tickets on Sale December 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 81, January 1.
: Return Limit Jannarr 3. (
Similar fares to other points to which one-way fares are $30 or less.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.
EAST OF PORTLAND
SPOKAKE .
BEND
BUTTE
CAMAS ....
HELENA ..
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WEST Op
ASTORIA ...
CLATSKANIE ..
OEARHABT. ....
4.17
2.81
4.89
SEASIDE
Oregon
AlBAiij t s S3. 3 8
CORVALLIS 3.90
DONALD 1.5
EUGENE i. 5.72
FOREST GROTE 1.47
HARRISBUBO 4.79
WOODBUBN ...
Also every Friday, Saturday and Sunday; return limit '.Tuesday:
Beaverton, 50c; Forest Grove, $1.10; Hillsboro, 85c; Tigard, 65c;
Tualatin, 70c; Wilsonville, $1.10; Woodbum, $1.75.
Holiday Excursion
par
From All
Northern
To AH
To Which the One-Way Fare is $30 or Less
TickeU on sale for December 22, 23, 2425, 29, 30, 31, January 1,
. . Limit for Return January 3, 1923.
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TWO ALL STEEL TRAINS FROM PORTLAND DAILY
8:05 a, m, to Tacoma, Seattle -and all points North and East;
For Olympia, Raymond, South Bend, Aberdeen, Hoquiam. .
With observation car, dining car, coaches.'' Via Point Defiance
line, the beautiful Pnget Sound Route. .
11:30 p. m., with sleeping1 ears to Tacoma and Seattle, open for
occupancy 9:30 p. m.; coaches. . '--.
Telephone Broadway 5760 .
For full information as to fares, trains, berth reservations, etc.
; TICKET OFFICES: , ' '
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washinrtoa Sts.
, . UNION STATION, foot,of Sixth Street
' A. D. CHARLTON, General Passenger Agent,
531 Northwestern Bank Bldg Portland
.
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S3 West Keats..,. ..Dec. SI
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For rates, apace, etc' apply to :. -
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT - ' """V4.
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Fares
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Northern
MADRAS .........
MISSOULA
PASCO
PBINEVILLE ....
REDMOND .......
WASH O COAL ....
WHITE SALMON
PORTLAND
GOBLE
RAINIER ....v
ST. HELENS
S5.00
Electric Ry.
HILXSBORO ......
JUNCTION CITT ..
ORENCO
ORTILLE .........
SALEM
WILSONVILLE ...
S1.95
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Stations
On
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Stations
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4.10
1.25
I!
1 l.2
North China Line
COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING COMPANY
. . Operatlns Tanlted 8tats Govornniont Sblpei
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Tleatala) SAIKEK
USSB SS West Kader....Teh. J
HOSGEOVG. KATtLA , ' i
V&SB SS Montacus .....Jan. IS
....Feb. IS