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DAI... ... - JCuikIAL, ... I QiTLATD, ', OriL.GOr,i.
FRIDAY, DECEMDZIfc 2D. t:2'.
I:
f
i ' 4,100,000;FEE1I
,?CFLUmBEH SAILS
: s FROr.1 COLUMBIA
: indication rneay pomtw -in
I - tna, iurntr traaw iour. coaatwiaa -car-j
riers. with cargoes aTeiatin--44jO.-.
f00 feet -or lumber departed from ths
- Columbia tlvef thli momlDf Jo Ui
-ehort 4lme, of .two' lurura. "t ::
. Heading the fleat wa the McCormlck
steamer-Wapama..' wtUch departed at
' " t :16 a." in., with : 950.060 feet of- lumber
"; from St. Helens, while the Daisy Put-
. nam," with approximately l,3e,000 fet
.J ' of lun-ifcef from the sarrte-port followed
v. lOmrnutes later In Ie Wiwima'l wake.
-Etvch u dispatched foK San Pedro, as
!.s was the motorahlplJi Herced.' carry-
In feW,whJch sailed a tjS
g'. eoclfci.'tA'jr'; -?" -"r ':JC ''"
, . v The fourth rvessel, waenslgif to
t Francisco, It was -the ..Frank D.
, fcioot,.- -wmcn gauea .at a ocracii
tth about 900.000 feet, of lumber. -
J-- , In addition to. tiiew vehv-oast-wise,
lumber, carHera now loading in
5 vV, the . CJolambia and ' Willamette.- rivera
V Include 'the Egerla, Ceilla. Hale. Ry
r 4L? der Hanlfy.fDwenport. MultnoHaah and.
I ,f-3eorina: Jtolph. all due to "within
.... .V. -a r . ft A - "1 W
w . v . . ; v -Kv. '-f
. IrOLPBTXA TO JiArTGVAKB
f gHJFS PASSING JBBIlMiES
v i-To . protect hulls - of veeaela. beun
'' moved . through Portland bridges, -.as
- veil aa bridge piers, (the Port of Port-
Jf land commission ..Thursday afternoon
T" authorised the driving of system of
L,- spring- pilings and dolphins through
.. uw flrawg 01 tne iawuiornev tsroaa
"5 way" and " Steel bridges. t ; ... 1.
- The action was taken to make' the
transportation -of large veasala as safe
. as possible la time of high water,
swift currents and : strong winds, the
7' matteir haviog been brought to a head
1 'by the recent damaging of the steamer
West- Keats In passing, through." the
Steel bridge.' -A f .
'r .The. present high water .Iwad 'accowi
i.-"' painrfng . fcurreat likewise made timely
s .the- action of the . coromissioirtt 'to or-
J.- tiering; '-Port of . Portland -officials to
draw vp an4 submit 'for approval --a
aew schedule of towage tariffs to" pro
t . . i '.kM i . u i
Mceesary to - use - extra towboats. as
is now. sometimes ' the. case with, the
present river conditions, . '
Heretofore - the port has charged 'it
4 flat rate for movements -according to
."'.tonnage 'and ' locations, ,'regardfeira pf
.the number- of towboats used.; ;
,w -inHlal steps were tako for thj cbn
" straction of : a . new j dredge to replace
the, dredge Portia ndV" which" was, supk
. - with the loss . of three i lives October
-1; . when the - ateamec ' Santa 'A Clara
J' crashed into It In the 'Willamette river
channel, near Swan, (aland.
. Purchase of . two '.'jJieseU engines of
ij.-- 750 horsepower each -was authorized, to
be use to generate electricity tooper-
- ate the proposed, dredge, y It will- be
2c the first electric, driven dredge to be.
. , owned. by the- Port of ottlarid. .
Tentative - plans, proposed ; call for a
"'' hull bf Port Orford eedat, larger than
,the od Jjull ot. the dredge Partland.1 -
! 8TEaME TAKES BDCOBDv ,
..' x .: CABCO- ftOH . ABEBBEE5
" ' Abei'deen, ;" Waslu, . Dec ' 29. The
steamer Winding Gulf took -out Thurs-
day 5,000,000 feet Of lumber." prlnctpally
hemlock. , the largest cargo ever . dls--
patched from this port. ' The winding
, - Oulf is the first1 freighter to make a
-": ' round rtrlp from New.-- Tork to Jrcyt
along the route. " - '
t, -Another steamer' cargo which de-
u-r parted for, New Tork was the freUtht
r. er Carolina, with 3.180.00 feet of lum.
, ber. loaded at several Aberdeen and
k -f Hoqulam mills. tike the Winding
Gulf,' the. Carollnan will go direct to
New York. t--v i.-- y
I 4PPI.i:.I.ABEW STEAMER
. v . , CarDEH00E8 kocgh trip
, The British steamer Tudorstar, car.
ryinr "55,389 boxes of Oregon -apples,
. ; as Well as other cargoes of fruit and
f ' - flour from Northwest-ports, arrived
safely Wednesday night at Glasgow
( ; j. after having been beaten about in high
seas and rendered , helpless by broken
;u. steering gear, according to dispatches
received here by the. Pacific SteanwhlD
-Z. company, local agent; -The .vessel was
ir-v a weea overoue ana .much oneera for
her safety was felt ;o "accountof the
' storm ; encountered ,in th Atisntin'
tl ' She was In tow of a iteamer which
went to ner rescue. s The vessel sailed
from here November 1U
.-. 'i - '- "ji
COITACT FOR REPAIR OF '
STEAMER 19 AWARDED
i - Examination I hi drydock : of the
-I steamer Kentucklan. which "went on a
--sand bar near Astoria. when she got
2 out or tne Columbia, iiver-channel last
- week.. Wednesday showed that the hull
L-Z had suffered practically no damge, al-
- though, her propeller, blades were
damaged. A contract to replace the"
blades, drawing the tail shaft, clean-
ing and painting , the hull, and other
minor work, was awarded the Helser
: c Iron works at a figure of 15000.
fxt vThe Kentucklan will be followed by
" the: West Keats (on dry dock), where
; repairs will be made to the null .which
was damaged Monday by striking
: bridge piers In the harbor.
I v -PORTIiAD.BOrNT TF.SSF.I,
- HALTS TRIP FO
R RE PAIRS
. tar CBlersl Berrieei
1 Sart Francisco, Dec. 59. The schoon-
l er North Bend, bound from Tualaga,
i Solomon Islands, for Portland. Or
i - put into San Francisco. Thursday fn a
'leaking condition, the 'drinking, water
- nearly enhausted and' with most bf
;-,her saila gone. ' -
-lCaptain M- Hansen, whjo. with his
-5Plfe..a-young son and daughter and
c a "crew of 10, had been bucking gales
na fighting malaria tor so days, de-
dared he would not risk further dan
ger without first .having his vessel
' -'- thoroughly overhauled.
-.Tho schooner carries a cargo of 908
' tons of copra. .- ;v ' -' . . " '
; TWO XrCRF.SBACH TESSEIS
' SCHEDVLEO TO PJL TODAY
.'Twxr vessels of Ihe.Luckenbach fleet.
- the Albert Jeffries and the. Bdgar F.
- LAickenbach, . were acheduledto get
away from Portland. today. The form-
. er. ' in the coast, to gulf service, will
carry . about 400 tons of flour, while
the- latter. In- the Intercoastai ' run.
wiU" take owt approximately 1200 tons
v of" general cargo. :
The . K,' I. IiUckertbach is due from
the east coaM Saturday "wRh general
, cargo. -. . - ".; .
TWO 'XA RGB. OFFSHORE " .
.'. v LITERS TO SAIL TOMGHT
Two hvrge ' offshore liners win be
: dispatched from Portland this; evening
by the General Steamship corporation,
according to scheduled announced : tor-
.The Dutch steamer TJtldeboet jtkf the
, , Java-Pacifle line was expected to com-
plete loading .at municipal terminal No.
- i this afternoon, in time to sail down
srrearo tonight, She will carry.: 12.
29 barrels of : flow, J01 cases of
canned salmon, 1SS.S feet of lumber.
- b- bags f phosphate and 7 tons of
4 ' , . ... .,S
..'.' Astoria .Tid 8a tartar
Hfg-fe ' Water. ? Low-Water.,;
10.02 kJm. . ft. 4 :68 a. jn. 3.7 ft.
11:17 pt m. 8.8 ft. ,; 5:14 p. m. 0. ft.
pld papers from Portland .t& Shanghai,
liongkong,-Bata via and way ports. -Jn
the . Australian service, the Nor
wegian steamer Roxenv which has
been .loading . a. large consignment, of
lumber at the. ' Eastern.;.' "Western
Lumber .company milUwks- dae to get
away this afternoon;, .- ; i' ;
COO BIT .TRAFFIC TIED jCP; -
UitE BUdWS r XJOW3T- WIRES
"' North Send. ecl ' i-ThV -vicinity.
of North Bend and Coos Bay witnessed
Tuesday and , Wednesday the snost se
vere wind and rain storm of tho-season.
The. Wow Tuesday, night .ireacned ;ae
ironortions of a gale, cutting' wipe
communications in many places-The
Wednesday morning rain from Port
land wag two hours late. The Coos Bay
bar was exceedingly rough weaneaoay.
Bo aboats, going out.- The -wires are
down between -North. Benff ana in
Charleston bay lifesavmg station, . y.
grays:harbor sH.Piiro.f '
Hnmilam. i Washl 'i LrSC -"' tt. -The",
freighter j.West 4 Jester larrlyed '-nere at
6 o'etock. Thursday afternoon .Trom ae-
atthtfta take lumber-tpr.Aoatralia. '.; I
-Jlotorshlp Kenneeott smne Wil
liams line putlnto port idurlng the day
with about -sft loii' of " Ea" Coast
freight and wUl load about ,t,000,0001
feet of Jumber'for-'aitrrnore;. . . -r
Motorshlp WllhAM . Donovan and
stearters -Oregon and 3eorge L. Olson
arrived from California. ' ports 'to load
lumberer San Pedro h ; '
Ocean (atearal grafnwek;.?. if United
Kingdom," 3sv, 6d and. .GerHnany
Hajhburg, I4ci FranceAtratic. 18c:
ifediterranean. '! and ;2S ;vJttollandk
Rotterdam.' 14c. Antwerp -lc ; general
cargo steady. i-lMyS-i'.'-j!''?', ;
ISBE A.8ES CAPITAL, STOCK ,
-Sanr Francisco, Dec! - 97 (U.' P.)
The Robert. Dollai Steamship esewpany
today- filed' notice of : Increase v of its
capiUl Stock from 150,000 to 5,000,000.
ALX AXOKO S THE? WATERFRONT
leaded- with "'nrtines.- for .Europe and
floor for' Central America,, the Swed
ish rhotorahip Lima sailed -shortly be
fore midnight from Astoria after hav
ing left down from Portland .Thursday
afterpoon. -1 4 -. ' v
TB - steamer, t-awaw. .fierce oi tne
Crowell s -Thurlow- fleet sailed today
for . Puget - Sound, where she .will load
lumber-'or the East. Coast. ; . .
Bound ..for ' th Atlantic' i Coast via
?aclfi. ports, the ' American-Hawaiian
steamer Northern Star, with Portland
cargo -on board, - departed - this morn-
mg at ? o ciock irom Astoria, ,4
- The oil tanker. Lebec of the General
Petroleum . company- . was due in the
river today to- discharge fuel .oil at
tree company a tanas 5 near municipal
terminal -No.-4.- . --i '5 : f
fi.t F. iIarlas general .Agent of - the
shippings board in the -Philippine
islands, ' diseuased i the opportunity of
trade development between .the islands
and the Pacific Coast with local ship
pers and exporters at a Chamber of.
Commerce, luncheon today. -
.- Captain Jack - Speier, harbormaster,
and Captain "William C. McNaught.
surveyor ' tor .the -Kan Francisco board
of underwriters, are In Astoria today
witnv mrariat At . sweet, naroormasier
of Astoria, to- finish . the: semi-annual
inspection ot ine cnannei oy uie Ore
gon jBtate board of pilot commissioners.
News of the Port
' " tailed Decasrmsf i- Z9 4- ,' -
'-Edw-'Pelrcej American tamT. sailed for
Xe -Tork December , via. Put. Sound,
senerai. .. . -
Saslad Decemker -
, '- Lima,- Swedish motors hip," for Europe, Hoar
and general... '
Steal Exporrs, Americas steamer for Se
attle, caiso in trant.it.
Nortliera Staa; American steamer, for New
Tork. aed way ports, seneraL
MARINE ALMANAC
' Mfcather at Slvee't Mouth
North Bead. Wash.. Dee. 28. Conditions
at the month of the Columbia river at noon:
Sea. moderate; wind cast, 24 miles;- weather,
light rain. - ,
DAILY RIVKB READINGS
. , A. 11., Paetfie Tim.
Kfrer
Tempi.
S3
?5l
Si Ef
a 3.
5.
HI
SUtons
as-ir
Imauka . .2 1.7 00.00 55
Kngene . Id .8-1 .210. UO BO
Albany ...j IS.;-4il(0.n6 si
Balem . . . zo 13 1 .O O .'H8i 81'
tMegon Cityt 12 jl 1 . V-O . S't .5
Portland 15 1Q. SU ljO . QO 1
89
39
39
411
() Rise. (r Fall.
RIYER ; FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will - fall
during the next two days. : .
; . AT WORLD'S : PORTS
Astoria.' Dee, 29. Arrived down at 8 sj
a., steamer Steel Exgorter. - Sailed at 7 .40 a.
ra.. steamer Wapama, for Saa Pedro via San
Franciseo.- Sailed at :1o a. m., steamer
Frank IX Stout, tor Saa : Francisco. Sailed
at '7:48 a. aa., steamer Dahqr Putnam, for
Saa Pedro, Sailed at 3 a. m., steamer North
ern Star, for New Tork. Sailed at 8:20
a. m. motorship La Merced, for San Pedro.
Sailed at 9 :80 a. m., stesmer Steel Exporter,
lor Seattle.
Astoria. Dee. . 28. Left' np at 9 a. m.,
schooner-:, Ecola. ' Sailed at 9 :1ft a. aw. Brit-
-t h steamer 'Canadian Farmer, for San Pedro.
arrived at s:lv and left as at 7:30 a. m.,
ateankT Davenport, from San Pedro.
San Franciseo, Dee. 29. Arrived at 4 a.
r.. steamer La-.Pari-dma. from Portland. Ar
rived at-7 a, m.. motorship Boohralla, from
Portland, for San Pedrev Arrived at 7 a. m..
steamer Santa EulaJia, from BelUmore, for
Portland and Paget, Sound.- - Arrived at 7 a.
m., steamer Yiger. from -Paget ' Sound, - foe
New Tork. Arrived' at 7 a. m.,- steamer Ore
gonian, from Portland, foe New Tork. , Ar
rived. . Admiral Evans.. from Los Angeles, for
Portland. :55 a-, m. Sailed today. Mun
seme, for Sea Uie, , 12:30 a. m.; Edna, for
Tacoma. 1:15 a.: ta-i , Oriffdu. tor Puget
Sound. 8:30 : a. an. i tir.ffson. foi Puget
Sound," 8:80 'a. m. : Delaware, for London,
8:4 ju- as. . , -
in. ktawetsco.' Use a. - Arrived at 1
tJrmjrs Hsrtxjr, Kareka. for' VTaat, coast ports;
arrived wis. m.. schooner North Bend, from
aotemaai l.laad.- leak lag and damage to sails
and rigging; sailed at 7 p. m., steamer K. I.
Luckenbaco. trom l'tutadelphia sad way porta,
for Portland: arrived it I p. m. steam
er Homestead. rom New Tork asd way ports,
far Portland; arrived, steamer Richmond, from
Pertlaad. - .
Point Reyes. Dee. 38. Passed at 2 p. m..
steamer Cawtaie A. F. Luea. from Portland,
for Haa Pedro. . ......
Ceee Bay, Dee.- -28.- Outside at T p. m.-.
steamer Admiral -Goodrich, from -Poruead. --"-
Pedro, lice. 28. Arrived.- (teemer
Birmingham City. fm Portland and Puget
Sound, for London and way port; sailed,
steamer Walter A, - l.nckenhach, from New
Tcrk and wst porta, for San Praaeisoe. and
Portland:, sailed, steamer Trinidad, for. to?
mmbm rrrer; raLed, steamer J, B. Stetson, tor
t oaimbia riret; sailed, sirs me I .Neponvt, from
teV1S y- ports-- foe Saa Francisco,
Puget Sound and Pertlaad: .taUed. - eteamer
Orieeco. free Philadelphia, tor San Franciseo.
San Dmco, lt-c.- s. Arrived, .learner Steel
!Tr,." -IVawrYat. for San rmnciwe
and .Portland.'' a -4- .. s -..-'
CriHobel. Dee; 27. Sailed. British staamer
Benartv. from- Portlaed, for Enrepe; sailed.
Brttae at earner Tuseaastar.- from PorUsnd. for
Undo and way pons.- . v 4 -itvi'.
2.9,-Arrrved: MeedMi, Ta
2!!! "rothy AVxanaer. -frpm
San. rhegn. a. , jArrived Decrmbet
7 J 2 ?lrTatrK-k.; fvcm Sae Pedro,
yLi'.Ml frvm.Taeema. . m. s
rtrJL . ?pS"-:Pedro,:l w.. mv:
Bw17'i fP0" P,n Fwnci-eo. 7 130. h. w.;
aeSlwLji2' wl Admiral. Wat-
rtmtlibotmd. p. m.- s
Jeeaaa. Iec : 29. Arrlted. Lehrea. from
fntfc" I. ,,,MI " !. .: Lena lsrk-
feettle, 10 . an. Saiie. . Paiasw for Ran
Lart 1 n
her 2 fcaumm ef l?a f-.i 3i..:u, m.d- J
er 29. -Knmnhw, c
Vueraftr. -Jt i.
' ASerrlcva, IVc "Ir-lmrt: ViLbra Ynrt
eram, Im ba lea. 1 .- ip-; mohip
KemenMt. from' Hntt. s 11. fc- m.: rnn.
troauBaw. Ptiro. lO.SO , vt ; Georsw-OlseB,
from eu Pedro.- 11 ?4 a. . .; V. Jester,
(mm Ifaattav w, ; ; , .
t VcoaTr. Dee, 2.-Arnied: Aehiflep.
1mm ekattle, T . m.f Vfc!th; I rem - ReatiJr.
B f aJ m.. eohinMp' Jinnm. from Seattle i
a.-ni Sailed. Aamr, for Jjuiymith. S a. a
Raiiad'IJlcrniber.SS: tXna Ura. for Catted
K. melon. .11 P. .tav; , CbaCaoocca. .; City, for
Seattle 4 ia. ' ' ' ' '
Twordn. Dee. S.AriiTed--StesBier Wert
Xader. from I'ortlaed. - .
BordMniT, Ic. 21. r Arnwd gteanyr
loeaa from Port land. ,- i . ,
Uaaumrs. Uee. 21. ArriTed Steamer
Obtoen frmai Pwtland:-..
Sao Pedro. Irc. 29. Arrived Ste ner
Birmingham City from Portland and Peget
Boniui for London d'nj port. Arrived
Britfah cteamer Sikenaa . Pnnce -from
Sbirkfct' for Puset- Soond and PorUyad.
1 iJlaegow, Dec. 27. Am red RrUbh
steamer Tudor Star from Portland, 'way porta,
..Balboa.' Dee. 2.-Armed---8U!amer Bew
ick Hall from Poruead foe Ifanebejter. - -Balboa.
Pec' 28. Amrd- Mnamer Julia
Uekeabach.from PertktBd for Bo-rton.
' Balboa.. Dee.1 27. SaUed Steamer A. I
KrmL t rem -Sew Tork awd wa j norts. for
kailatl Steamer-. Past I nrkenbaeta
from Philadelphia aed m-aoU for Portland,
gailed .BrMiah eteamer Royal Star from Lea
ilna tnr bn.rMMlm. Pneet Sound . sad
Portland.- 8a He. BriLma - fOramer O-eani
Prince from .Pacific Coast port, for London
and' war porta. - -J' ,
-'-. HawednUee. 25.-: ArrlTedBrrtish iteamer
Reman' Frhwe from Portland and way porta,
i -Oiatnhal. Dk. 28. Sailed- Steamer. Mm-
Bewrtaa from Portland for Xew York. Sailed
ZBteamer Waiter D. Mania from PorUand.
Monolaia. Dee. 28. Sailed: riebooner Alice
Cook.' for Port i LudlewV- . .
- Tokonama, Dee. 2S. Amredr ". Empress "of
Canada, from Tanoourer. - Arrirad -Oeev 22 :
-Yokohama Mara, Irem seatQe. :, ..: J .'.-. -
Kcke. Dec. -H.' Arriwf. Premdeut Lincoln,
from San KrancrMio. ArriTed Dee. 22: Tokiwa
Mars, from Seattle. -,- .V - . ' ": 1
Shanshai. Dec. . 2.-Aied? Prerident
Grant, from Seattle. sailed Dee. 25: Kb
pre of AaatraUe, for Vaneonrer. -.
fUaekoac, iUee. fc 27. ArriTed:- !Arabia
Mara, from Saattle. ; ' ' : - -
Sydney. Ieej 2. Arriyed; . Ship Mua
eoota. froia Port "Ludlow. , - t .
-Nw lft. Uet 2d. ArriTedi Pacific,
from aeettle; ' - -.--.'-' - ;. ;: .. . .,
POSITIOSS OF . VESSELS
. - - ' Br Naval Radio) :, . ;
rteeember 28, 8 p. m.: ' .-J?-
- nrt Kirur. towine bark ' Fereat - Dreare.
Seattle for San Pedro. 102 miles from Seattle.
from Seatle. . ' - .
- Skacway, Ketchikae for 'Port Anseles,. two
miles from JPort Ansele. - 4 - - -' ;
puaetso,- Taeoma. for Port an Iui. . 0
miles from Tacqma. ' - -- -
"s;T'By-Jederal Telesraph' Cfe. ; ' . f
"'Yaltei A. LnckeDbachr San Pedro for "San
Francisco, 1 50 miles' north of "an Pedro. '
-Boobjalls, Portland for Ban FraaeiBco, 104
sailee north of Salt Franeiatro. - - .
- La . Periaima, - Pertlaad - -f er-tlOledm. 120
miles 'from Oleum. - '-- ;' - - -
"-"tW.-'S. Porter. XJnnton -for San Francisco,
210 -milee-aoatk ef Columbia, river. '
' rforthland. Port Aafelea for Baa Fraaciace,
14 miles north of San FraBciseo.
LaniecM San. Franciseo for Port San Lois.
43-mifrs north of Port San Luis.
Frank , Dram. Portland for Port San
Lute. 200 miles from Portland. -
' Sserett, Tacoma - for Bedondo. 770 miles
from Tacoma. "
' Lebec, San Pedro for Portland, 753 miles
north of San Pedro.
Lot Angeles. Martinex' for Saa' Pedro. 225
miles BortH or Ban Pedro. r
Ernest H. Meyer. Vencourer, B. C, for
San Pedro, 00 miles from San Pedro.
Bohemian Club, Manila for Saa Pedro.
124 miles .from San Pedro.
Baja California (noon). Portland for San
Francisco, S90 mile north of San Francisco.
' Coaling, Kaanapali far San Pedro, ' 2098
mMes west of San Pedro. ' -
Hannawa. Portland tpr Yokohama. 809
miles west of Colombia river heht ship.
" jf :
San inefo
lombia. river.
S&n lriefo. Tacoma for San J'edro, off Co-
Duworth.- Honolulu far Port San Luis 1590
mile west of Port San Lois.' .-..
West Prospect. Otahn- for San Pedro, 820
mDes west of .-San-Pedro.. -
. Annette Wohi SanPedra far San Fraa
cisca, 153 miles smu h of SaaFranciaeo. ..
L $ Precideut Taft.- Sbancbai'for Hdnskoog. 740
miles from Hongkong.
Weit Cbopaka, Hoagkoag for Kobe,
540
miles from Hongkong.
PresideBt Lincoln. Hongkong fcr Manila
470 miles routh'ef Hoockong.
Ventura, Sydney for ,8 Fraacisoo, 3937
miles- southwest of 'Saa Francisco.
Bearnort. San Pedro for Yokohama.' 3301
mifts 'wast- of San Pedro- - -
l nomas, Han tranciaco for - Manila SSZ3
miles west of San Franeieoo. . - -
'Sonoma.- San Francisco for Sydney. 'TS
miles south of Honolulu. - -'
President Madison.- Seattle foe TDkobama,
2492 miles west of Seaule.. - t -
President Cleveland, San' Franoisco fbt
Hongkong, 1722 miles west of San Franeiv-o.
Santa Maria, Port San Luis for Taltal. 238
miles south of San Francisco.
te Rrrrve
Vessels
K. L Luekecbach . .
Babinda .........
Floridian .
Evelyn -. ......
Annette Rolph . . . .
Ryokai Mara
Admiral Evans . . .
West Jesaup ......
Walter Luckenbacb
Redondo v ...... .
Kassnga . 7 .V .
Munaomo . .......
Nicfcteroy .........
Ariaoaiaa . . .
Daisy Matthews
George Allen ......
Bcobyalla
''Frosa '
..New Ybrk.'.
. .San Fran .'
. . New Tork .
. .New York
iLe. test
.Dee 3S
.Dec- 3tH
". Doc, 30 J
.Dec 31
. . Saa Fran . . ,
.Jan. - J
.Japan ...... Jan. 1
..San thego ....Jan 1
, .Busnos Aires -..Jan. 1
..New York ,..Jan- 1
..Mobile ......Jan. 1
. '. Europe ......Jan. 1
..Baltimore ....Jan. 2
.London Jan. 2
. Boston . . . . . .Jan 2
..... San Fran Jan. 2
...... Philadeipbia . .Jan. 3
San Fran. . . . Jan. 4
Vessels te Depart .
Teasel-- - v rot Oats
Georgian RoJph . . . . .San eaa .,frl)ec 2
Albeit Jeffres Mobile . i . . iJUee. 29
TnJebeet . ---i .-. . ; . Batavia - . . :TJe. 21
Edward Piaree- ...... San Fran .-Dee. 29
K: F. Luckenhach .... Boston ... ..Dee. 29
Boxes.. ...........Australia . ...Dee 29
Celilo . . .... San Fran. , . .IVee. 29
Muitnomab ....... . . Saa Fmb. . . . . Dec 30
Rose Cit . . . t . . -San,- Fran. . . ree "ai
LK. I. Lurkenbaeh . , . . New Tork ..iJsn. .1
rn.entncsnan. ...,.... .ew -ior . .Jan.-
Ecmdyk .......... .Europe . . . . . Jara.
Eveljn .-....... .New Tork : . . . Jan'
Roman Star . . . .. , . .Europe . . i . . . Jani
Redondo - . .... .Mobile ... . , Jsn.
Wf-A,- Lnckenbach . .New Tork ... .Jan.
r ierKuan
Admiral Evans.
Arisocien ....
New Tork:
, . . -
, . Janv
. .Jan.
. iJan.
..San Fran..
. .London. . . .
In
eaaal -
Albert Jeff res
Celilo
Dauntless .- ,
Davenport . . ..... .
Eeola
Edward Pisrce
Edgar F. Luckenbacb
Eemdyk - .
Eeeria '..',......
FTarel - . . . . .T'. - . . ',
Berth
. . Terminal No. 1
St. Helens
....... -Westport
Pre cott
. . . . .Hervey Dock
. . Terminal No. 1
. .Terminal No. 1
. Terminal No. 4
. . .Peninsula Mill
.St. Johns Lumber
Georgine Rolph. . .. . .Eastern A Western Mill
Haloo Astoria-
Kentnckum . ..... ........... . Iydork
Kiakaaan Mars -. t . V. ; . ;"i - Rainier
Montague . . . Drydock
Multnomah . Linn ton-Reaver
Roma a tar . . '. Termiael Ne..- 4
Roas City , i . ......... . . . Aitviworth
Roxea . . - Eastern A Western Miil
Ryder Hanify. . . . . .-f. .Westport
Scotland Slam ....... -. .... Irving Dock
Tines Mara No. 18 ....Emerson Hdwd. Co.
Titleboet .. Terminal' No. 4
Wawalona . .............. Inmaa-Peahen
vVest Keats . . i ........ . Drydnck
Tayoi Mara .North Bank. Dock
Asquith Is Expected
To Succeed Geddes,
British Ambassador
Londoh. Dec. 29. I. X. ' a By
Radlol Former Premier Asquith- may
succeed Sir Auckland Geddes as Brit
ish" ambassador . at - Washington, the
Daily'. Kxpreas reported today. -7
The feeling is growing daily that the
United States should extend its parr
ticlpation in the Near Kasl negotia
tions? ' . -. ' ' " - .. v
VThe Dally. Sketati .Interprets ; Presi
dent Harding's letter to Senator Lodge
In these words- ;I -7 - -
. ."President Harding 'has . definite
plans for America's active participa
tion in European affairs on condition
Koropean - -v finances are . stabilised
through settlement, of the reparations
problem.- . - - r
p.:n. l & i :as
. PRe?0SAL iS TB
STREET TRAFnC
. ProhibftlonoT -all parking on streets
jwith streetcar tracks during, the; rush
hours loathe congested district, so aa
to alio our. lines of tra vel-r-two
each way--and.thus" just about double
their .capacity, is one of the sugges
tions made bjt officials of- the Portland
Railways Ugh: & -Power company in
a statement -laid berore the city coun
cil today..;;. x :j . v" V 'i V'.'-:
Itaiso-'ts 'suggestad that, this be ap
plied , to " street parallel --with -.those
having car, tracks, and : that, through
traffic be 'diverted r so that, vehicles
could rnove forward - without "stdppage,
, -."To -obtain such thoroughfares, use
able for the whole ' width, coupled
with compulsory tli version of through
traffic to such thoroughfares we be
lieve is the" fundamental remedy; for
congestion in the , streets"," Bays this
atatement. s :. . ; --'J
- The company, officials- recommended
that- the. proposed changes in traffic
rules be made by steps, instead of
putting .all "intdvipree at -ne time, sb
It may be more accurately determined
which, changes' are most MneflciaL-,
: It "is suggested that first Jthere be
tried flit: the .. prohibition f .s parking
-at air times on certain streets In con-
t-gested districts, giving this. aHal for
60 . days, then .establish one-way traT
fic sn; all streets between Hoyt and
Jeffersetw and back as fair aslOtli, on
which are . no double ar; tracks, and
try this for 0 days; ;iay a three-rail
track in . Yamhin street,' f rom eeond
to First,, maktitg a loop.'to decrease
the namber 6 street cars -crossing
.MorTierrstreeti-ifSr. --y'O -- '
If these changes ', do-', notitoring re
lief, it is suggested, other streetcar
loops should beconstractedt
Wfbelleve;5 it is our "privilege and
dutye-fto cooperate? says--this state
ynent.Vbut wado not beHeve'-this com-;
pany' should be expected .to-expend per
hars. a- third ;of .million -dollars in
Changing its. track$ at its partol' the
. program, befor ialKther steps, ' the
cost of which Is cosnparatively small,
have? been, thoroughly, tried 'out.'f - ,
The company'; points out thifr'lts .pa
trons. aggregating- approxlroalely a
-quarter ; of a million- .rldetv a -day, are
entitled to be carried as nearsas prac
ticable t the business ; center and
over, the mainsiusiness streets, i
The 1 special traffic committee
amends Its ; previous report itav make
the following tjhanges : , ISast-bound
trafflc on Stark.-JPinev -Ankeny, Davis
and Flanders etreets;;west-bou-nd traf
f ice - on- Alder, . Ash, :,Oak, i Burnside.
CouclvEvefett and Hoyt streets.'
- . FILL COMPLETED . .,
City. Commissioner Barhur !wlll ' re
port to the city council next? Wednes
day that the heavy fill on jHUwaukie
street at Insley avenue has -been com-,
pleted toy the Ilackett Digger, company
and that the tosmi cost was 38250, paid
for out of 'th generalltund-, Concrete
pavemeint and new cement curbs and
sidewalHs will be. placed at the expense
of atiyacentv"properties. ;v.
Do Your Fuiunaking
Saturti
. ''' ""- 5 .', U Hfc..;a.ss,sy..w .
All 'downtdwnKewYearsTcelebra
ton must be held Saturday night, ac
cording to a statement today by Police
Cnief Jenkins, who declared that any
perrons who attempt to get. hilarious
fen Sunday night win ;be arrestedL . This
decision was -leaeited. after conferences
kwith different institutions planning
fun-making, largely on account of the
fact that Sunday dancing is banned hi
the city; The -police wHl not Interfere
with, proper merry-making but toe joy
hunters must' not get to'' boisterous,
the chief said. ; - f" ;
Man Mysteriously, v
- Slugged, f Branded
Seattle, Dec. 29. (L X. S.) As-,
saulted by myterious foes who. have
been terrorising him" for . weeks and
believed by his wife to be j agents of
the Kb Klux Klan, which he has re
fused to join after repeated threats
and urgings. George Clements, 28, a
grocer,, was found slugged, unconscious
and .branded with a mysterious symbol
early today. The symbol Is a double
cross' In a circle cut into his upper left
ann with a snarp knifes
Autoists Throng to
- Secure 1923 Plates
Vancouver, Wash.. Dec. 29! A young
man and a blushing maid approached
the marriage license counter in the
auditor's - office Thursday. They
viewed with dismay the long line of
applk-ants for automobile llcenees ex
tending out Itito the lobby. "We want
a marriage Ucense. said the voiith.
f'Murt We go tot the end of that line?
tte was assured by a deputy that
they were first In the line for a- mar
.rktge license .and would be served in
Jig time. Securing the coveted uermlf
Uhey departed to ceareti f a minister
ipuoaeu by the. smiles of the crowd. "
HFraJvel
JL
WHY adt ret dxperlctnccii and lb
camte nfo-ngtion from on
who has traveled extensively-' for
the benefit of his.' pitronsf FREE
INFORMATION. ; ,
SecBTet Steamship Resanrvs , . :
tioas mad Tickets - Frotra .
? OORSEY B. SAJITH. Masarar
Journal TrcvelBtarcau
ISO ' rwrlway, PortlanJ. ' Or-gov
-' on ATwale IS79.
WEEKS lil FAVOR i
ASTORIA AID, BUT
F IS PUZZLE
- Washington. : Dec. 29. (WASHING
TOU BUREAU Of THE JOURNAL)
Secretary of War ( Weeks has official
ly v-recommended 'government aid for
Astoria, but has done so in such terms
thcX the ouxzle rtf what, can be done
seems even more complicated than be
fore. - ' . -i? ' . -
'In.-.a report to Senator Jones of
Washington, chairman of the- senate
commerce committee, on the McNary
resolution, calling for $500,000 ior im
provement of the Astoria waterfront
and use of material dredged from the
river for filling the foundations of the
city,. Weeks 'says . assistance "may
wisely be given" and. favors the reso
lution If amended to show clearly its
purpose, i" He points out that the reso
lution is indefinite on the "Question of
whether it la intended . that the gov
ernment shall construct bulkheads to
support the fin, and his letter is like
wise indefinite .aa to whether or not
he favors the government doing the
work. He ' apparently "passes the
buck" to the committee.
TEXT OF BEPORT
- After stating the general terms of
the MCNary resolution, the secretary's
report . reads : ,
. "It Is not clear from the hill whether
It is intended that the federal govern
ment would also'jundertake the bulk
heading necessary to retain the fill.
I suggest that the legislation . be so
amended as to make this clear. While
the bill purports to provide the deep
ening of Astoria harbor, in point of
fact the ship, canal in the Columbia
river. in front of Astoria is now of
ample, depth. Its depth is, indeed, so
great: that it would not be possible to
dredge material from . the ' channel
proper, but it would be necessary to
take the material from other "areas in
the river. The expenditure cannot, in
my opinion, be defended on the ground
of an -improvement for navigation, but
must rest' ' its justification on relief
of a stricken city. -WOULD
CURTAIL ' WOfik
"I must . further point out that the
funds now available to the appropria
tion : : for the preservation -and main
tenance of existing river and harbor
works and the prosecution of such
projects as are, most desirable in the
interests of commerce and . navigation,
made In war department ..appropria
tions of 1822, which it is. intended to
apply to the purpose in question, will
all be .needed for the purposes set
Back to
- ''
4?Red'r
Kletric
IMdnay, January 1st . ",
Lv. Portland, Foarih St, st SUrk. . 4.20 P M. 5:35 P.M.
Ar; j .Corvalli s ...... 1 J .'. . 7:03 P. M .,.' 8 :20 P. M,'
Stops only at Oswego, Sherwood, Newberg, McMinnville;.- 1
and Independence. ' ' - ;; ??.L
Every. Day , Trains Via Newberg
Lv. Portland .
4th St. at Stark'
7:45 A. M. .
1:20 -P. M. .
4:35 P. M. .
"' For farther particulars inquire of .
C. W. Stinger, City Ticket Agent,
Fourth St. at Stark. Phone Main 8800.
, John M. Scott,
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Eiist
vs.
Championship
- ' ' -
Football Game
At Corvallis .
On New Year's Day
$3.9CrRoundTrii)
Go and see Corvallis
Scott High of
Lv. Portland; 4th and Stark "Sts, .7:45 " AM.;
..- Returning Jr XI .
Lv. Corvallis, So Pa. Station. 5:05 pm.: ?
( LIN ESI J
forth In the act before the close of the
present ."fiscal ; year, and If applied
aa proposed by the McNary resolution
will result in curtailment bf work nec
essary .for navigation, unless other
funds are appropriated
those so diverted. . .
to . replace
"With : the foregoing comments. It
is my view' that assistance may wisely
be given to the stricken city , of . As
toria and I commend . the resolution
to your favorable 'consideration, sub
ject to. its . amendment to Indicate
clearly ; its purpose and . Intent- T
TRAXSPOKTATTOII
DlHECTPASSEKGERSAILi:;3
TO
ENGLAND
' VIA '
PANAMA CAUAL
S. S. "HIGHLAND HEATHER'
Leaving Seattle, Portland, early .
lebraary, direct to Britiah Ports
i First and Intermediate class
, passengers carried.
APPLT TO
LOCAL- AGENTS
OB .
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PACKET COMPANY
iOi-898 Balaler Bldr SeatUe.
Wash. Phone Elflott 494
Astoria and . Way Points
STRS. LURLINE AND UNDINE
DAILY, EXCEPT gTURDAV, 70 P, M.
Pare to Astoria 81. 85 One Way 88.00
Round Trip Week-End Bound Trip 82.60
The Dalle & Hood River
STR. MADELINE
mOPt., WCO FRIDAY, 1140 P. M.
Sleeping Accommodations Beady. 9 P li.
tare The Dalles 81.25; Hood River 81.00
THE HARKIN8 TBANSPOBTATIOai CO.
Bdwy.. 0344 . . Aider gu Deck
Cheap Rates
. BY STEAMSHIP - '
To San Francisco
SAILING SATURDAY," 2:80 P M.
M. BOLL AM, Aeant
122 Third St., Near Wash. ttdwy. 002
O. A.: C;.
' :r '; ' 's . I" . ; .
Special
A rains
.. r. .
Ar. Corvallis
City Station
.11:05 A. M.
. 4:25 P. M.
. 7:55 P.-M.
. . . .
High School Battle with
Toledo, Ohio
aBSSBaBamm t"
For' further particulars, j
Inquire of C Wr Stinger,
City Ticket Agen, ;
4th and Stark Sts.
Phone Main 8S00 ; 1
. - . John" M.V Scott, ' : ,
General Passenger Agent. v
: iTXiov rmr.P TO speak
V,ancover;:. Wash Dec. :- S3. K. , C
McCutchan of Winnipeg, Manitoba,
general vicerpreaident ' of the Boiier
makers -nnion. , will address a meeting-
of - shopmen ' in -the labor -temple
Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock.
TRAJffSPORTATIOIs'
SA.1 FRSr.'CISCO A PC3TU.'3
STEAMSHIP C0KPA.1T ' '
"i.'-':- fwr Sai Pr elee
, from Portland Ainrvrorth Dock
STEAMER ROSE CITY
, SUNDAY, 10 A- m.i OEO. SI "
TUESDAY. 10 A. St.. dAM.
and every none days thereafter
' PASSAGE FARC FROM POKTLAMD
Promenade Deck : $28.80
Outside Salora Deck, w . . . ...... 16.40
Inaide Saloon Deck.,....,..J.i.!i.24.00
Round Trip (first class). . .-i . . .50.00
. STEERAGE PtSSENGEKS .
Third Class ' - .-' . y r m
Males Only)............13.Wl
' -y All fares- include berth .
-.' e-. ' and meals while at sea .
latsaassssirraasjasia ty ssneerm trflse dnrM
svrrrrr nret si i.ii se; ill iiift, BMmsa a
mtlmkasajM lilt NmV v-
- TkAet Office 3rd and WaaaasctMi
.'."'-- Phone Broadway 5631 . .
v ' - Freight Office, Ainsworth Dock '
v - - - uuuc aroaawaj tWCMI
Convenient
Service
: to -Grays
Harbor
South Bend
Raymbrid
Northern Pacific Ry.
". AV. n. rhavltM C-- D... ' A -a. .
- 531 Northwestern Bank Bldg. j
"Phone Br'dway 5760, Portland . .
:t- .. r ;,- T .rs
FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
LOS ANQELE8, SAN .OIEOO
HONOLULU SERVICE
Sal Unas from San Franoisce
H. F. Alesander. . Jen. 4, 6 P.- M.
H. F. Ataxander. . Jan. 20.7S P. Sf.
TICKET OFFICB
101 THIRD ST- COR. STARK
Phone Broadway '6481
31
. 1
I I iTI Y I I aff . U i Iff I Vt I -
.. illlllAli U R
m - M W m W - - -eawl BY-' 1 ta .
rjv-T -s4g j I J' SHIPQ BOAiwg
II AfiMIDAI XlMC I If. in
III numiiinb' Liniiu
'III' Sail from Sltuilolpal Deck No. S I
III Wednetday. Jaii. 3. 10 A. M. y I
III Every Wednesday .Thareaftar I
HI FOR SAN FRANCISCO, I
HOLIDAY
ROUND j?
Tickets on Sale December 22, 23,
v - . Return Limit
Similar fares to other pdints to
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.
EAST OF
.POKAWE
BE Mir ....
Bl'TTE
r AW A I
820.24 f
13.4T-4
39.57
4.62
. 6.18
4 -) ""t !
fjV sV sess
H Ft EX A .
J.TI.Ct.
WEST OF
-
. I .
a. a am-
1 CI. ATSKA7TIE ! ..... .
.......... a. -
2.81
4.89
- r .- - - SEASIDE
Oregon Electric Ry.
CORVALLIS -4...rf..
D05A1.D .. ........
OaV
ErE7TK B.Tiij
PUit K!9 I .tV JS V......,-. 1,47
H A&&ISB L'llG 4.7tV
-Also every Friday, Saturday. - ariidh. Sunday ; return limit Tuesday:
Beaverton,, 50c; Forest Grove, ?1J.0; ilills&oro, 85c; Tigard,' .5c;
Tualatin, 70c; Wflson-Siile; 21J0; 'Woodburn, 81.75. , ." , -
Tn.fSPOKTATlO?I
mmmi
Comfortable '- Insured ,Car
riers Running on Frequent e
Regular Schedules ;
C. IM. Sugss Te Mt, Arei and 8ilvertoa,
Cema 8taes-as To Ctnav '-Waahotasai,
Kelso. Cbehana and - Olympia. Waah.
OehMnaiia Stage To Astoria, - ft- Helena. .
. Rainier, Seaside. Mnltacmak , alalia. Bead
River and Tee DeHae. - -4, -aeeenem
Steoe Co..- To Greebam.
Nswtosre Mcatinn villa tt n Tn Kawbers and -
MratmnviUe. : - -t ..
rtend-aelem-Albeny staea Line To Salem. -
Albany, i'orvalna and Kucene .
Portland-TlHemoek Stage Line To Eheridaa 7
and Tillamook,- , .
Rattanea Mt. ; Hood Statsi Te Bandy sad .
Mt. Hood. . '
Yenoeuver Steoe Una To Taneonver. Wash. .
west aortiane end Mukasmak Slaeae Te
. VVest PortlaiHl and. Multnomak .SUQoa.
Information, Tickets ana) Waiting Room at
STAGE DEPOT-
Park and Yamhill Sta,
Pheaa WAta SS1
MOTOR BUS SCHEDULES
PONTVANtVASTORIA-CEASIDE DIVIS
. ION Leave PortlaBd atace Tersrunsl,
- Park and Yamhill atreeta, 18:00 a- m..
4:15 p. at. and 12:80 a. m. daily.
: ' iJirect connections at - Astoria for 8ee-
. aide and Ckttaop beach potata.. Imts
. Astoria for Portland T a. m., iO a. m
8:30 p. m. For further blTormatioei.
Columbia Staiea. Main 8611.
OOLUMBIA ' 8TAOC8 Portland St. Hel
ena local. Leave Portland Stage Tar
minal. Park and Tamhili streets, 10 a.
m. fer St. Helena and 4:15 p. m. daily
- and 11:15 p. m. Saturdays, Sundays
and holiday to St. Helens only. Leaf
ins St. Helena T:80 a. m. and 1:40 p.
so. daily, IS Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays. - For infarmatioa pnonm Co-
lum tafia stacea. Main 8811. - . -
PORTLAND-SALEM STAGES Leave Itar
, Terminal, Park and Yamhill, Dourly
. from 7:05 a. m. to 7:05 p. sa, and
Owl car at 10 p. m.- daily, Satnidaya.
Sundays end holidays. 8:80 p. aa. and
10 p. m.. 7:05. 05, 11:08. 1:06.
.8:05 make direct -eonneetiona for Eo
. gene. Corvalli and Albany. Main 8611.
COLUMBIA 8TAOCS Portland-aialtno-mah.
Palls-Hood BiveoTbe Dallas divt
' nan Leave - Portlaaid Stare Terminal,
Park and Tamhili streets, 10 :S0 a. ra..
2:80 p. m. daily to Hood River, and
8:10 p. m. daily to Multnomah Falls,
except Satnrdaya. Sanday and holidays.
11.15 p. a. Saturdays, Sunday and
holiday to Multnomah Fall. Main
8611. . .-
MRTS.ANSVT1LLAIHOOK STAGE LINE
8tt depot, Park and Yamhill streets;
7:45 a. m. and 3:80 p. m. daily; 12:80
p. ra. daily except Sanday. Main 8811.
SA LKM-MILL OITY STAGE Leaves Sa
lem stage terminal tor Hill City: No. 1,
7:80 e. m. ; No. 8, 10:80 a. m.; No.
. 6. 4:80 p. ra. No. 1 connects vrith
- eeatbonnd train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
lin, Prop.
PACIFIC POUTS TO
SOUTH AMERICA
CAWEWSIRVICE
on.
Sailings from Seattle, Portland,
San . Francisco, . Lbs Angeles
en -Mperior XJ. S. Oervwnriieat ehtp to
Kisat Janeiro and Huanoa Alree vH a Pan
ama Canal and Porte Rico, also calling- on
return voyage at Montevideo-ead Santos.
S. SVPreaident Haye "Tea. 25
S. 8. PresAemt Harrieen . .V. aiar, S
S. 8. Suaqoehaona . ' Apr-13
. Saihagm every thr sreeka flMreaiter
, for descriptive booklet uddrrm
-, PACIFIC-A RGENT1NE-
BRAZIL LINE
430 Sanome St. San Francisco
Marmtint Opermtora tor
ROYAL MAIL
- to EUROPE
, "THE COMFORT ROUTE" -.
-New York Cherbourg
Soulham pton- Ham burs
ORBITA ...Jan. 31 Mar. 14 May g.
ORDUNA . . .Fee. 21 Ape. 14 Mar CS
ORCA. . J.Mar.31 OHIO Ape. 21
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE
From Peclfle Ceaat Porta te O. K.
Regular Sal Una
The Royal Mall Steam Paeket Co.
Rainier Bias,. Seattle., er Local A teat
AUSTRALIA
NCsV ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS'
Via Tahiti and Reratenee. Mall and Paaatn
eer Service from San Francisco Ever
- 2S Dsys. .
Paciflo Toor South-' Seas. Nave ZealaaA.
Australia, SS8S- First Ola.
UNION S. S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND .
230 California SL, San Franolsos. -Or
- Local Steamship and Railroad A sen el aa
24, 25, 29, 30, 21, January L
Jannarv 2. , i .- j
which one-way fares are $30 er if
PORTLAND
MADRAS .........
MISSOULA .......
PASCO . .......
PRIEVII.I.E ;...
RED.MOSD
AVASHOCGAL . ...
WHITE 8ALMOH
4.10
PORTLAND
i at
i v
30BtE
I AI
I ST.
LINIF.K .'. .
2.07
85.00
HILLSBORO' . ...... .SI. 13
JCJfCTIOX CITT 5.03
ORESCO . .95
ouvii.i.E ....... 3.75
MALES '....... 2.21
f ,V 1L0 ST I LI. K . .......... , 1.23
.81.95
...... 1Q.9T
...... l.SO