27698 THE MOEXIXG OBEGOXIAX, FKIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1923

and will complete loading- here. An important part of her Portland OOOOGOOOOOOGOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TOBACCO IMPORTS SHAVER BROTHERS' DEATH PRESIDENT WILSON cargo "will be wheat for Japan. Ports of discharge indicated for her con- signments are Yokohama. Kobe, MOURNED BY WATERFRONT Nag-oy- Moji. and 16,000 STAR CARS EIOUHSTOI . Hannawa to Leave Dry dock. jEoinom Kindly of Transportation Flags Placed at Halfmast Character will have been built and delivered to purchasers Greatly by River Fraternity. The steamer Hannawa of the Co- Chiefs Missed lumbia Pacific Shipping- company's by the end of December. A half million cars oriental fleet, which came in No- with eastern, shipments will be built and delivered in 1923, according x BT W. E. MAHONET. lower river, he was as familiarly in Cap- vembers far g ;ajj q' Gale Declared Worst o- Gain Due to Development of as more and has been on drydock f -- cleani- was day of known as Captain Jim with pain-ting- to the present production schedule. a busi- ng1, and overhauling, ts to THANKSGIVING -- Davis-street intimate associates, while in a Distributive Area. the most who knew tain's Experience. lea ve there Monday and drop down fleet yes- ness way in the city to 4 out- spoke him by title Terminal No to start her terday in fact, a day of mourning him well of that ward load. The ship is scheduled to ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOO ooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooo river. rather than as Captain Shaver. sail December 15 Q along the entire stretch of and about, the fleet for Yokohama, outwardly evidenced by flags at At the dock as Kobe, Hongkong and Manila and he was referred to more often will have a full cargo. I 8 ' WHEAT SHIPMENTS LESS halfmast and feelingly shown wher- "the boss." Into every feature of VESSEL BADLY DAMAGED we Are unenng he IJurant r lan x met, the and conduct r. 5 ever steamboat men for the operation, upkeep Ship Reports by Katlio. tragic death Wednesday of Captain of the business the judgment, con- Shares of the com- - ' - of payment allows X cern "and interest of Captain Shaver By the Radio Corporation of America. jr- James W. Shaver and Lincoln Sha - stock as a. practical and successful steam- The Radia Corporation of America in o mon of Star t, terms of $2.00 a 8 O. ver, brothers and in the Lin- with the United States public r" a. November Grain Exports, Due to boat man were manifest. True, Score of Passengers and Members ana Motors, Inc., -- affairs of the Shaver Transporta- do with the engi- xitntn service ttte seamen's Church at shavith-thc- coln Shaver had to Institute, will receive reauests for medical 7 8 Short Crops, Fall Below tion company. neering features, Captain Delmar of Crew Injured; Waves or surgical advice through its KPH San . $15.00. Fully c 7l 8 It has been customary since the with the ditpatch of vessels " Francisco station without cost) i into Shaver Sweep Over Bridge. All positions reported 8 yes- - paid; non-a- s Those of Last Month. day the first Shaver boat went and routine of their operation. Cap- at P. M. commission to have the flee in the purchasing tj uaj uuirsa otoerwise indicated. emer- tain George Shaver with SAN DIEGO, San Pedro for Tacoma, sessable. Not harbor on holidays, unless duties of that 14 miles must be and the manifold from Tacoma. gencies arise, and they berth, with others of the family in JULiA LUCKENBACH. San Francisco more than 50 having to do with ac- ior Portland,. 13tS emergencies important roles, but over all Captain NEW YORK, Nov. 30. Swept for- miles south of Colum- November shipping statistics piled cidents or lending aid to ones in bia river. nor less than Paid- - No in- - Jim predominated. In Important by 120-mi- le gale, waves go o i 'j $ up a high score for domestic tobacco need. was an order from Captain do ward a FRED BAXTER. Vancouver for San 0 It matters, where decision had to ing over the bridge --and- throwing mues from Vancouver. 5 ,T receipts when the total deliveries Jim, as he was invariably referred steps, cap- QUINAULT, shares to for the month. 1,065.080 pounds of lovingly with policy ana forward spray over the funnels, crashed San Pedro for Seattle, 1S5 to by marine associates and mnes irom San . the weed, was ranged alongside the by tain Jim was the one to through portholes and doors of the Pedro. each partner. , V fxoooooooooooooSO called Captain Jim or "the boss" steamship Tues- SISKIYOU, San Pedro for Bellin&ham, A record for November of last year, fleet, no boat Direction Kept Up. Presidente Wilson 90niies north of San Francisco. 1 the men of the that score oooooooooooooooo b-- . - w which was 390,631 pounds. In Octo- among the fleet could day and brought injury to a of PARAISO, San Francisco for Aberdeen-22- V boooooooooooooooo stir at such times. But those It has been said her passengers and crew, Captain v ber of this year 913,790 pounds were made at Davis street yesterday run with ease under his rules of miles north of San Francisco. ooooooooooooooooo fast more time to Roberto Stuperich, commander of WAPA MA, San Francisco for Port- entered. or across the river af the Shaver operation had he taken Trieste, land, 136. miles south of Columbia river. o Of course smoke material holi- only a super- the vessel in today from the moorings there was no air of a himself and retained said the storm was the most furious YORBA LINDA. San Pedro for Seattle, Tfijr r coupmtone.rest office. 5 cornea in all forms, as cigars, cigar- day. Drooping flags, the absence of ficial control. But the practical mues north of San Pedro. O I The Car ettes, pipe tobacco and plugs, but movements makeup forced him to in his experience. EVERETT, San Pedro for Guaymas, Star S smoke or steam, quiet of side of his The storm began Monday but did 45 collectively the gain in a year rather a few of the crew remaining, all keep a check on details, not so much miles from San Pedro. Qfli, JL 1 name staggered habitues of the Mer- more not attain its greatest fury until PRESIDENT LINCOLN, San Francisco .19 me wuuu..1 J.a njgjj jZXr v v the lent to the sorrowful aspect the los as to the earning capacity but Tuesday morning. A big wave stove for- Yokohama, 403 miles west of San luwcai chants Exchange yesterday. It is of the executive head and the super- with maintenance, new construction, Francisco. priced strictly. : -- in degree to the de- in port lights, wrecked a glass of auto of .. -- due a marked intending engineer created. overhauling and rehabilitation. It two-inc- PRESIDENT PIERCE. Yokohama for 8: had h O area thickness in the bridge, in San 1015 X City State . V? velopment of the distributive regard for personal Francisco. miles west of San standard units. The touring fi " Tomorrow. was just that juring Captain Zar, former u r.rr t i tiwr ?" "bmb if from Portland, the shipments not Doable Funeral and supervision that Ettore Francisco. v it And so will remain for observation commander, and battered down a LEBEC, Seattle for San Pedro. 408 sells - being solely for the consumption of the boats him to the South Portland dis- model for $348.00 f.o.bDe- 8 THE BURANT CORPORATION goes on to the rest of the week. The double took door leading to the main salon. It miles from Seattle. OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA cityites, for much the in Wednesday and to his death. -- w. S. is to be conducted at 2:30 trict swept a half score passengers before PORTER. Gaviota for Linnton. troit, Mich. Other models priced o TLocal Office: 432 N. AV. Bank BIdg. terlor. funeral Wauna, a sternwheeler, - 752 milen north of Gaviota. Fin-ley- 's The steamer it, flinging- them down the vessel's On the export side of the ledger o'clock tomorrow afternoon,, at yard of the OLEUM, San Diego for Manzanillo, Branch Office at San Francisco. Los Angela. Scsttlt, Port be was delivered at the grand staircase. Commander G. B. O accordingly. 6 for tha month foreign shipmeif'ts of chapel. Pallbearers will O delivery being sailed 7 P." M. q land, Spokane, Tacoma, Fresno, Sacramento, Stockton Captain Diamond line, Bernardelll, royal Italian navy, and W. F. Port Costa for Port lumber indicated an increase, they masters of the fleet for Jim connection with her sale to HERRIN. ) OOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 16,498,884 val- and tJie same office will be per made in Miss Clare Mary Frank of Washing land. 144 miles from Portland. having reached feet, the Diamond O flag. From there ton received severe injuries. ME RID EN. Everett for San Pedro. 137 ued at $428,184, as against 10,065,731 formed fo-- Lincoln Shaver by chief picked up by Lincoln Shaver miles south of Tatoosh. $260,316 engineers of the steamers. Among he was Captain Zar came here to take feet at in October and and taken to the yard of the Port- command of the steamship Martha SIERRA. San Pedro for Vancouver. 750 ooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooo feet at $312,786 in November the masters are men who "came up company, where miles north of San Pedro. with Captain Jim, land Shipbuilding Washington, formerly of the ANNETTE ROLPH. Portland for San last year. Since January 1 lumber from the deck" steamer Hercules was undergo- line, was seized as deckhands, raftsmen the which Francisco, 179 miles north of San Fran- 2 A. M. 2725 southwest of San Francisco-Novembe- exports have been 220,896,386 feet, as starting the , San Diego, 440 miles southeast of San York, left Baltimore November mtles ing overhauling. Riding toward for. transport service during-- the cisco. ' 29. 147,316,834 11 months and the like. With the engineers Diego. . 29.. against feet for gate and over the same tracks, he war. ,He commanded the ship for LABREA, Oleum for Seattle. 340 miles COALING A, Martines for San Pedro, in 1921. are. others who were youthful fire to from NANKING, ban rrancisco ior Hong PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, Hongkong expressed word of caution as four years before the war. Seattle. SO 258 miles north of San Pedro. wheat exports were men at the beginning, and they a LANCASTER, San Francisco for Port kong, miles west of San Francisco. for San Francisco. 470 miles north of For the month the trains, yet on the return from STANDARD AKKUW. Ban ran Cisco Shanghai November 29. SONOMA, Sydney for San Francisco, 1,812,029 bushels $2,152,502, though learned in the Shaver school etriot land, 142 miles north of San Francisco 5 Fran- 1700 southwest of San Francisco at the plant it was at the spot fate STEAMSHIP HITS SCHOONER at noon. for Shanghai, miles from San PRESIDENT MADISON, Yokohama mllea in October they were 2,216,610 bush practical adherence to engineering cisco. 2200 of November 29. interposed and brought death. ORTERIC, Mojii for San Francisco, for Seattle, miles west Seattle New els $2,637,500, and in November demands that graduated them with RAINIER. San Francisco ior rugeL November 29. . WILLIAM PENN, York for at Active pallbearers for Captain 2300 miles west of San Francisco Novem Honolulu, 1079 miles northwest, of Bal- year reached 4,067,551 bushels chiefs' papers. A. 2!. sound, 222 miles from San Francisco. EDMORE, Yokohama for Seattle, 2404 last tomorrow will be Captain Newport Damaged In Collision ber tSLtUixi, ouva boa at noon. $4,541,099. The cereal season Eev. T. L. Eliot of the Unitarian Shaver ROYAL ARROW, San Pedro for Hong CANADIAN TKA ior mile west of Seattle November 29. at C. Geer of the steamer Hercules, San Francisco, 800 miles from San Fran- KEATS, WILLAMETTE. San Francisco for proper active, to short church, who officiated at the wed kong, 3137 miles from San Francisco WEST Darien for Portland, of is less due a Captain H. F. Stayton of the Hen- Off California Coast. cisco. 3045 miles west of Columbia river No- Portland, 220 miles north San Fran- crop as compared with a record crop ding of both and has administered November 20. DOROTHY ALEXANDER. San Fran cisco. derson, Captain T. L. Harmon of the LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 30. MAUI, Honolulu, for San Francisco, vember 2ft. Grays last season and shipments from Jan in his office as clergyman at the S. cisco for Victoria and Seattle, 127 miles EMPRESS OF CANADA, Yokohama AVALON, San Francisco for Sarah Dixon, Captain T. Reeder The Pacific Mail steamship New- 1948 miles from San Francisco Novem- Harbor, lt3 miles north of San Fran- uary 1 have been 22,133,459 bushels, wedding of all others of the Shaver uarciay ber 2ft. from Seattle. for Victoria. 1983 miles from Victoria of the Shaver. Captain port, which collided with the steara GRIFFDU. San Pedro for Pan Fran 2ff. cisco. while a year ago they were 34,489,152 family, will conduct burial services. Captain Dan RESTORER, Honolulu for Midway November San Francisco for A of the Cascades and schooner Svea yesterday off Point cisco, 226 miles from San Pedro. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA. Van MULTNOMAH. bushels. broken steering wheel, fashioned to island, 383 miles from Honolulu Novem- ATLAS, Aoeraeen, joa Everett, 236 miles north Of San Fran- flowers, crews Conway of the tug Echo. Those San Luis, put into San Pedro harbor ber 20. San Pedro lor couver for Yokohama, latitude oOaa Flour exports last month reached of a tribute from the Lincoln Shaver will be Jo- open, miles from Aberdeen. north, longitude 17411 west November cisco. to departed skipper, at honor today with her bow torn and M ARENA. Hilofor San Francisco. 1789 FARRAGUT. Portland for 163,095 barrels, valued at $834,;4 their will be Hawkins, chief aboard the 29. ADMIRAL 29. 113,497 Captain propel- seph preparations were made to have her miles from San Francisco November San Francisco, 284 miles from San Fran- - and in October were barrels, Shaver's bier and a Henderson; E. J. Kulmus, chief of MAKAWELI. Honolulu, for San Fran WAHKEENA, San Francisco for . $572,219 and November ler of flowers at that of Lincoln on the drydock here for repairs. 218 miles from Seattle. worth last Hercules; W. T. Gaither, Sha- Captain George as- cisco, lo28 miles from San Francisco S. for Port- were 138,080 $704,435: Up Shaver, the chief under whom the the McKlnnon 29. W. MILLER, San Pedro CLAREMONT, San Pedro for San barrels at ver; Samuel McDuffee, consulting to November land, fiO miles from Portland. Notice of Redemption to 1 year 1,113.865 mechanical force was marshaled. serted that the accident was due WEST IVAN. San Pedro for Yoko Francisco. 126 miles south of San Fran to December last engineer; O. M. Christen'son, of ROSE CITY, San Francisco for Port- Cisco. were exported year The bodies are to be cremated. marine the Svea cutting across the bow hama, 2000 miles west of San Pedro No- river. Victory Notes barrels and this Dixon, H. J. Lemley of Newport. land, 157 miles from Columbia VENTUR , Ssn Franciscn for Sydney, Holders of 967,456 shipped. Sarah and the The latter vessel, he vember 29. SEGUNDO, Richmond for Ketchi-fca- barrels have been Captain Shaver Well Known. cpuld reverse HAVRE MARU, EL the way of general freight ex the Cascades. said, not in time to bound for San Fran 150 miles from Ketchikan. and Others Concerned. In As the active head of the Shaver And for long the river will avoid a collision, and the cisco for Japan, latitude 48:52 north DEWEY, San Francisco for ported during the month the value after struck Long; ADMIRAL line and because he was more to the mourn and its men will miss the Svea amidship. 127:20 west. noon. Victoria, 32 miles from San t rancisco. Is hereby given as follows: to $900,349, while last No KNOXVILLE CITY, San 81' Notice cl'mbed fore in a public way than his broth- help, the and kindly interest The weather was fair, the captain Pedro for COLUSA, San Francisco for Pa,iti, 1. Call for partial redemption of 4 $386,391 counsel Kobe, 2284 mues west of San Pedro No Sa.n vember the figure was and ers. Captain Shaver was known out- Captain was wont to prot said, with vessels visible for 20 ns anntb nf Francisco. per cent Victory notes. All 4 Vic- in October of this year the value that Jim vember 29. RICHMOND, Seattle for Richmond, 424 side the steamboat sphere. With fer. And not for the men alone, for miles: MEXICO, Manzanillo for Mazatlan. 20 Ricnmona, tory not eo, otherwise known as United was $705,084. Lumping all values ss miles from 1922-2- ending yesterday heads of logging concerns and mill there are families who have known There were 15 first-cla- and 37 miles south of Mazatlan November 29. BOOBYALLA, San Francisco for Port-lani- States tt America sold notes of that for the month corporations, with which the fleet his efforts to make up in part for steerage passengers on the New- COLIQ (Mex.), San Francisco for Cor- - 1S milfis from Portland. which bear the distinguishing let- is $4,315,309, for October $4,175,119 had most to do because of its main the absence of those depended on port, bound from San Francisco to into, anchored off Mazatlan November BABINDA, Portland for San Fran- When Is a ters A. 3. C, r, Eor F prefixed to and for last November $5,944,709. function being towing logs from the before. Panama. cisco, 137 miles from Columbia river, via their serial numbers, having been MAUNGANUI, Sydney for San Fran Richmond. designated for the purpose by lot in No one was injured and there was cisco, 1200 miles "WATSON, Mortgage Loan 98-Fo- ot from San Francisco. CHARLIE San Francisco the manner prescribed by the secre- Craft Circles Globe, no panic, Captain McKinnon said. He LYGNERN, San Francisco for Sydney, San Pedro, her own power at high, after- San 10 A. M.; for San Pedro. 83 miles from tary of the treasury, are called for tide this Francisco, Humboldt, from said he did not know the extent of 1645 miles from San Francisco Novem MAHUKONA, San Francisco for Grays 15, pur- MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 30. The motor lUri-- Most Satisfactory? redemption on December 1022, noon. tan .t'rancisco and Santa Barbara, Svea, put ber 29. 315 San to Cor party M. ; 1 the damage to the which Warhnr miles from francisco. suant the provision redemption cruiser Speejacks and her of Radio adviceg were that the Canadian A. Yale, from San Francisco, :30 INDIANA, San Francisco for Nanaimo, E. L. DRAKE, Seattle for Rich- - in in treas- Empress Australia, in A. M. ; .Nayant into Port fean Luis after the acci- COL. contained the notes and globe circlers, headed by Albert Y. Pacific liner of (Mexican), from Sauna 1 miles south of Victoria November 29. mnnti naft Tn lfiR from Kicnmoiifl. ury department circular 138, dated Chicago, put safely which a new system was in- Cruz, 11 A. M.; Guerrero (Mexican), from dent. PMYOJIN MARU. 'Yoko SON, Pedro for April 21, 1919, which notes Gowan of into Puget navy yard, Mexican west noon; Algoyne. Portland for EDNA CHRISTEN San under the Miami harbdr today, ending a trip stalled at the sound coast, from hama. latitude 40:08 north, longitude AhrrdPPn. fio TTiiles from ADeraeen. were originally issued. Interest on after she had broken down outbound Mexican west coast, noon; Monte bello, Mrs. John L. McAllen, daughter-in-la- w ldj:u.i west, 29. KINGSLEY, Francisco for Vic all the 4 per cent Victory notes thug around the world in what is said to 4 M. ; November ED San -- from Vancouver to the far east, was irom ban jfrancisco, if. Horace JC Mrs. A. I. McAllen, 179 DEWEY, toria,-22- San called for redemption will cease on accom- Baxter, 4 M.; of Yokohama for San Pedro. miles north ol francisco. HEN you can be the smallest boat ever to making fine progress across the Pacific from Seattle, P. City of avenue, 391 miles from San 29. HOLLYWOOD, San Francisco for Eu- said redemption date, December 15, in- Bancroft Portland, with her Pedro November 4 plish feat, which began ocean. The system was neno, irom san rancisco, o sr. M. -- li2 Victory notes of the per the .from 17 months-old baby was among the TiGJfiK, Baltimore for San Pedro. "SO reka, off Eurek'a. deal directly with bearing here in September, 1921. The Spee- stalled while one of the turbine shafts Sailed: Oregon, for Grays harbor. 1:15 mues soutu or San Pedro, noon. SMITH, San Pedro for Coos cent series the distinguishing m.; passengers on the Newport. , Mrs. JOHANNA letters G, H, I, J, K or L prefixed to jacks only 98 length. of the vessel, which caused the trouble a. Kobert E. Hopkins, for New York, OAXACA. San Francisco for Maxatlan. hnv. aoi miles north of San fearo. is feet in on her previous voyage, was being ad 8:15 A. M.; Tale; tor San Diego, 3 P. M.; McAllen was bound from Alaska to San those who both pass their serial numbers are not in any miles west of San Pedro. SANTA INEZ, Grays Harbor for manner by re- justed in the basin at Bremerton, the Camilla Gilbert (Norwegian), for New Mazatlan, Mexico, to join her hus sco of affected this call for 3 Hawaiian. San Franc for Saf- - PPflrn. 840 miles north ban Pedro. demption and will become due and Coast Shipping Jiotes. only one in the northwest iarge enougn York, P. M.; Everett, for Guaymas, 5 band, t PLANT, Coos bay San upon and place the Pacific M.; who is a mining engineer iie, mues nortn of San Francisco. COTTON for payable a to principal on May 20, to receive her. She is again in service P. Nayarit (Mexican), for San Fran- PAKAISO. San Aherdefln P0 south of Coos bay. cisco, 5 P. M. ; there.. Francisco for Francisco, miles 1923, according to their terms. 2. De- ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 30. (Special.) between British Columbia and the far H. T. Harper, for Colum- 225 miles north of San Francisco. SANTA RTTA. towing Rose Mahony, money as is done as presenta- ar- - bia river, 6 M. ; tailed information to the The steam schooner Georgina Rolph east. P. Humboldt, for San SEA LION (tug), San Pedro for As- Seattle for San Pedro, 957 miles from tion and surrender of 4 ?i per cent rived at 7 o'clock last evening- from San Dutch steamship Moerdyk of the Francisco, 8 P. M.; Ruth Alexander, for ALGOXQUIX BACK IX" ASTORIA 424 Victory The i?an JJiego, p. toria, miles from Astoria. San Pedro. here at the Portland notes for redemption under Francisco bringing freight tor jKtoria Holland-Amerik- a line, which arrived id M. LA PLACENTIA. San Pedro for Ran JOHN D. ARCHBOLD, New York for this call is given in treasury depart- of cargo, will 299, and Portland. here today with 1000 tons NEW YORK, Nov. Francisco, 202 miles from San Francisco. San Pedro, 473 miles southeast of San Trust Company of ment circular No. dated July 26, Carrying freight from irtlafl the 25,000 boxes of 30. Arrived: Presrf 1922, copies of which may be ob- load lumber and take dent Wilson, from Naples; Italia, Cutter in Continuous Gate on DIXIE ARROW, San Francisco for Pedro. motor schooner Babinda .itetiWit 8 apples for London. from Hongkong, 2o0 miles west of San Fran WILLFARO, San Francisco for New Oregon. tained from the treasury department, morning' San- DieiJu.- - ciyae; Giuseppe Verdi, from Naples division of loans and currency, Wash- O'clock this for The steamship Jefferson, arriving here Munsomo, Trip to Cape Flattery cisco. York, 1380 miles south of San Francisco. Carrying freight and passengers today from southeastern Alaska, re- from San Francisco. COLD HARBOR. San Francisco for ington, or any federal reserve bank. and- Astoria, ,the steamer Ad- stormy W. MEL.LON, ported weather and occasional COPENHAGEN", Nov. 26. Arrived ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 30. (Special.) Portland, lOo miles north of San Fran' By Federal Telegraph Company. Secretary of the Treasury. miral Farragut sailed at 8 o'clock last thick fogs. Bstona, Cisco lightship, noon. nighf San from New York. The coast cutter Algonquin, JUDITH, Francisco for for San Francisco and Pedro. In order to pet the Commercial line C. M. KATHERINE. New Orleans for San POINT San The steamer Jacob Luckenbach ar- steamship Pathfinder unloaded quickly Captain Gabbett, returned Francisco, 85 miles south of San Fran- New York; 1911 miles south of San PLYMOUTH. Nov. 30. Arrived: Val 12 night rived at 7:45 this morning from Mobile, so that she may take cargo for the east endam, from New York. at o'clock last from cisco, noon. Francisco November 29. via San Francisco, and went to Port- coast and Cuba, work on discharging a cruise off the Washington DAKOTAN, San Francisco for San DELROSA, San Pedro for Acajutla, con- 29. land. her lading of coal and coke was GLASGOW, Nov '28. Arrived: Balti coast, s She left here Novem Pedro, 196 miles from San Pedro, noon. anchored at Acajutla November The German bark Harald, laden with tinued today despite the Thanksgiving more Maru, from Portland. Or. ber 21 in response to a call for STEEL SCIENTIST, San Pedro for San STANLEY, Honolulu for Balboa, 1248 Portland Trust wheat from Portland, sailed at 1:10 this holiday. in distress Francisco, 167 miles st of miles from Balboa at noon November afternoon for the United Kingdom. Completely laden with lumber after SHANGHAI, Nov. 24. Arrived : Nile, assistance from vessels San Francisco, noon. 29. ' Company of Oregon The Japanese steamer Toshida Maru port, steamship from San Francisco; and went 700 miles off Cape Flat ROXEN, Seattle for Honolulu, lat. HANLEY, Vancouver for Yokohama, SIXTH AND her first visit to this the President Jackson, up MORRISON No. 1 arrived at 2 o'clock this afternoon Pacific departed tonight for New York from Seattle. , tery, where she picked the 35:30 N., long. 135:15 W. 2000 miles west of Seattle November 29. cWiliafed vtth - - from the orient with 800 tons of coat for She Isthmian line and steamer Bessie Dollar and con- CHATTANOOGA CTTY. Npw York for ECUADOR, San Francisco for New direct. is of the BORDEAUX, me Northwestern National Astoria. She will load lumber at West-por- t. is carrying 5,000,000 fjet of lumber. . Nov. 25. Arrived: Ne voyed her to Cape Flattery. The Batik ada, from Seattle. Bessie Dollar was disabled by the The tank steamer W. K. Miller arrived SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30. The 8:30 today from California KOBE, Nov. 27. Arrived; Apus, from breaking of a steam pipe, but tern at with fuel China Mail steamer Nanking, which has San Francisco. porary repairs were ma.de and she oil for Astoria and Portland. been tied up in this port several days The steamer Panuco arrived at 1 : SO was able to make port under her Puget as the result of a seizure of narcotics YOKOHAMA. Nov. 28. ArrlvPrtr tow power FOUNDED 1876 6 Coupon this afternoon from sound and by federal officials, left for the orient tvauti , iium roniana, ur. own at the rate of four knots went to Portland to pick up freight for were an 30-Ye- today. Several changes made in hour. ar Bonds Mobile. the ship's officers because it will be MOJI. Nov. 29. Arrived: Comeric, The Algonquin was in a continu The Japanese steamer Tpres Maru ar- necessary to have a number of the offi- from San Pedro. ous north and northwest gale dur rived at 3:23 this afternoon from Grays who last voyage present goes cers made the ing the entire trip, with the seas Security Kingdom of Norway Harbor and to Portland. hero at the government investigation HONG KONG, Nov. 2. Arrived: Iyo With Swedish Maru, running so high they over Tho motorship Sao Francisco, which will be conducted into the nar- from Seattle: Tascalusa. from broke What Is the sinking fund external after taking on freight at Portland, cotics seizure. San .Pedro; West Prospect, from San her decks. The cutter did not sight sailed at 4 o'clock today for Stockholm Captain T. H. Dobson was replaced by Francisco. . land after leaving here until she 6 gold bonds. Due via Seattle. Captain D: R. Fleming; Joseph Tipp, reached Cape Flattery with the The Japanese steamer Kohnan Maru MANILA, Nov. 29. Arrived: President Future of the October 15, 1952. first officer, by Edward J. Anderson, Cleveland, Bessie pollar. with lumber from St. Helens and Port- and AI. Forney, first engineer, by Ed- from San Francisco. Certainty land sailed at 1:30 today for Kobe. Captain Dobson con- ward McEwing. CRISTOBAL, Nov. 29. Bond Market? Price to yield about The steamer Thomas P. Beal, from tends that he and the other officers did Arrived: Harry MCNRIO BRIXGS IX SULPHUK the Atlantic seaboard via San Francl-sco- everything possible to prevent the Luckenbach, from San Pedro: Laconia arrived at 3:50 today en route to Port- from San Francisco; Melville Dollar 6 smuggling of opium aboard the vessel. from San Pedro; The Bonds of the Crook County land. The Nanking is facing a heavy fine Wabash, from San Shipment of 6000 Tons Arrives A General We have prepared an Circular on request The motor schooner Boobyalla s due provided Pedro. Improvement Diego which is in the District Number analysis of the present from San en route to Portland. SAN DIEGO, Nov. Obligation The Hammond Lumber company's law. 30. Arrived: Steam- From Galveston. One bear the endorsement with There were 14 arrivals in port today, er Steel Engineer, from Portland for Lon- and bond market our team schooner llalco, which has been foreign way Municipal the-Sta- te undergoing repairs including several don and jort3. The steamer Munrio, having seal of the Secretary of views relative to the fu- at Portland, will steamers. The Swedish motorship Lima aboard about 6000 tons of sulphur Bond City shift to Kalama to take on a part carpo arrived 55 days from Gothenburg, the ASTORIA, Nov. 30. Arrived at of Oregon. Certifying ture trend of bond prices. The National of lumber for San Pedro. About next and left up at 9:30 A. M., consigned to the Pacific Coast Sup J apanese steamer Havre Maru arrived steamer Jacob company, No. them as legal Sunday she will shift to Warrenton. from oriental ports, the British steamer Luckenbach, from Mobile and New Or- ply reached terminal investments Company where she will complete her cargo by leans. Sailed 1:10 P. daylight yesterday from Gal- Grace Dollar from Vancouver en route at If., German bark before Banks and Trust Funds Offices more than B0 cltiea loading 400,000 feet of lumber. to New York, and the H. F. Alexander Harald, for Falmouth for orders; at 1'30 veston. The cargo is intended for Exempt from in The steam schooner Hoquiam, P. M., Japanese ! - which from Seattle. steamer Khnn paper manufacturing plants mostly. in Oregon. - Yeoa Building Portland arrived yesterday powder for Vfllrftli a meta. nnl i . Federal Income We will be glad to mail with for Cof nu jvuue.T.. rnvea at a limited portion going to agricul- Telephone 6072 Main fin dock and general freight for Port-l- a 1:50 and left up at 3 P. M., steamer Pa- Tax. a copy on request. id, is to load about J50,000 feet of Marine Notes. nuco, from Mobile and Newv Orleans-arrive- tural needs. Such certification is only given lumber at warrenton. at 2 P. jr., Japanese steamer The ship is one of the Munson The steam schooner The steamer Dochra, under charter to Tpres Maru, from after an examination by the Rosalie Mahony, Luckeubach fleet, left terminal No. Aberdeen fleet, though with a full sulphur due from ban Francisco, is to .30.- - the Attorney-Genera- l, load 1 yesterday for the east via Puget sound. load inbound and taken for another State Engi- vw SAN FRANCISCO. HIGH-CLAS- ieet ot lumber at Warrenton. Portland shipments were prunts Nov. 30. Arrived at of for the return to the east Legal for Savings RH.ROIIINSa'SONS S SALESMAN Her noon. Swedish motorship Co- lumber neer Superintendent of T A COMA, canned foods and the success with Lima, from figure in gen- and b&eitment Bowie Wash., Nov 30. Marin and penhagen: 6teamer caroiyn. from New coast, it does not the Bqnks and Trnst WANTED to sell local in-- business at Tacoma tomorrow will make which they were stowed aboard left space Orleans and Mobile eral list of intercoastal freighters. Banks of Oregon, and evi- BUILDING up tne or at the terminal for tha receipt of con- for Portland, gaed in 41 LEWIS ior lack trade today, local ?i lv steamer Col Harbor, from The steamer W. D. Munson, of the Funds dences their approval. Bdwy. 7G70 I vestment securities. Only g marine men declared in considering the signments to iwove next week. The Portland,? Me., for Portland. Sunday probable steamship Indica- steamer Jacob Luckenbach, from .the same flag, which arrived Oregon. who can arrivals. New con- PORTLAND experienced men tions were such that the terminal dock gulf district, reached the river early EUREKA, Nov. 30. with Baltimore and York Arrived: Steamer o ould have a bevy of craft in to load and left up at 9:30 o'clock, berthing last Admiral Goodrich, rrom signments, finished loading at ter- sorrow tntw Jj furnish excellent references J ana aiscnarge rreignt. right at terminal No-- . 1 with a large Portland for San 1 Price Yield SAN FRANCISCO lOSANCEUS Francisco. minal No. yesterday anu shifted to qualify bond At the terminal dock it was thought cargo. to the plant of the Willamette Iron and able to for the Edna would be working California Swedish motorship San Francisco, SAN- The FRANCIS, Nov. 29.-s- aiied & works to land plates. communica- - cargo, while the Edward 3.000,000 pounds of prunes 6 M at Steel 6.25 need apply. All Luckenbach is carrying and P. steamers Willamette and Mult- also listed to arrive along with the other cargo for the European side, the nomah, for Portland; Dochra and Manuiani. With prunes being principally for Scandi- steamer Deerfield to Get nj tions held in strict confidence. B the excen from Portland for New York; steamer Boat Building Impetus. 4195 tion of the Manulani, the vessels will be navian lands, was dispatched early yes- Lancaster, from New York for Call, write or phone Main for Give fall information and loading ior tne Atlantic coast. terday from terminal No. 4. Arrived at 9 P. M., Impetus is to be given prepara- At the smelter the Victoria was steamer JeSa, further information. looked The Japanese steamer Kaikyu Maru, from west coast far Portland via Pueet tions for building a pilot boat for references in first letter, for from the north with ore for local loading for Japan, moved yesterday from sound. operation off the entrance to the j discharge. The Cordova, which arrived the Columbia cdunty mill to the plant Columbia river on the return from 0 14, Oregonian. at this dock late last night from Alaska, o the St. Helens Lumber company. SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 30. m is discharging ore. Arrived California Monday of James H. In the McCormick service, tne ste.imers Besple Dollar, from Yokohama. 2:55 manager Port- 4 The Dorothy Alexander is due at the and Multnomah, sailed from P. M. ; Moerdyk, B of the Port of COMPANY Income Commercial dock tomorrow night Willamette 11:35 ; C '9 from San Francisco Wednesday. The Georglna A. M. Admiral Schley, from Ana land commission, who went south jj Tax Exempt m California pons. yesterday cortes, 3 A. M.; Jefferson, last month to close contracts for Portland MUNICIPAL ORPORATION San Franctaco San Diego,- to careo Rolph arrived and berthed at from south- Angeles The load a full Couch-stre- docs to lana camorma eastern Alaska. 7 A. M. Diesel engines. One of the plants Seattle mm Los of lumber at the Tidewater and other consignments. Departed: Admiral 5Vh7r mills, was expected tonight tomor- is for the pilot boat and the other I or v lctona, Ta- - row at the mill to load for San The steamer Lancaster; of the Isth- coma, 4inunisaii for for a tew dredge tender. It has not 100 Efficiency Pedro. mian line, represented by Norton, Lilly 11:35 AM, Municipal' The Canadian steamer Chilcoot berthed been indicated what design of engine Fir. V. Bank Bldg. . PORTLAND . Phone 4195 & Co., sailed from San Francisco 2d N. Main The benefits of resiliency In at the smelter this morning with ore SEWARD, Alaska. Nov. 30. Departed: Mr. Polhemus favored, as last ts "Wednesday on the last stretch of her south-boun- of from British Columbia mines. Alameda, d. 10 P. M. were investi- pneumatic tires and springs New York voyage from New York. The ship is on that additional Bound for via Grays Har- trip to Portland and will be gations had been decided on. the vehicle, are Badly discounted bor, the Williams line steamer Willpolo her first SAN DIEGO, Nov. 30. Arrived: Wreck this morning from port loaded here for the return to North In steamer Algerine. on streets and highways where left the pier. The Atlantic coast ports. from Masatlan, 2 vessel loaded lumber and copper here A. M. ; Mexican steamer Mazatlan 2 Harald Leaves for Europe. !' to yield ij rigid pavement is used. 100 per the east coast. A. M. : Steel Engineer, re- for from Seattle and - efficiency in beneficial Vessels. San Francisco, 2:30 M. ; "The bark Harald tent GRAYS HARBOR, Movements of P. Yale, from German bade onV where Wash., Nov. 30. San Francieco and San Pedro, S M yester- sults can be secured (Special.) Steamer City 30. 8 P adieu to the Columbia river I 1 of Vancouver PORTLAND, Nov. Arrived et Departed: Steel Engineer, for' Liver- As- the shock absorbing quality is arrived from Vancouver. B. 9 A. M., Georgina Rolph, pool, day, after being towed from C, A. M., steamer from Avonmouth and London, 7 p. M 434 In the pavement, as well lo take lumber at the Anderson & Middle-to- n 7 M., Mun-ri- ' toria to sea by the tug Oneonta. The .nhereht San Franjtsco; at A. sieamer motorship Gryme, for Ensenada, 7 p, 11. Your December 1st and other harbor Aus- way For or springs.. mills, for from Nev Torit and ports; Harald is bound for the United as in the tires Fran-ciee- f t0 1 tralia. steamejr La Purisima, from San TACOMA, Nov. 80. Arrived: Kingdom with a wheat cargo. The is a prime In Steamers Tpres Maru cleared for M., steamer Lucken- - Cricket factor Ja at 6 P. Jacob from British Columbia porta. 4 A. M. came Warrenite-Bitulithl- c. pan, at 8 A. M., with about 3,500,000 New ana Mobile. ship into the river from China hach. from urieans victoria, irom seward. 1:50 P. M. ; Cordo- October 16 and had to discharge Investment feet of lumber from the port 6:30 A. M., Swedish motorship - terminals. Sailed at va, from Alaska ports during night. being 1 Steamer Santa Inez cleared for San San Francisco, for Stockholm, Havre and Departed: Willpolo. for New Yoftc ballast before lined for wheat. fiu 4 Pedro at 9 A. M., with lumber cargo way ports; at 10 P. M., steamer Dochra, While a long stay as compared with We have a choice list of Municipal Bonds yielding from 4.70 fiom the Donovan milis, way rcxa ior .ew York. Aberdeen. for .New York and porta. 9 A M. the dispatch afforded steamers, the ; Steamer San Jacinto cleared for San to 6.00. I Details upon ft SAN PEDRO, Cal.. Nov. 30. Arrived: Harald would have started sooner ' Pedro at A. M. with cargo from the Tides at Friday. would be pleased to furnish detailed information on request. request K. K. Wood mill. Hoquism. Brunswick, from Fort Bragg, 7:30 P. Astoria had this been a normal grain season. We I Cascara Bark, Steamers Daisy Freeman and Gravs ?9: William Rockefeller, irom High. I Low. Bides, Wool, Pelts, Mohair. Harbor cleared for San Francisco and New York, 2:30 A.- - M. ; Ryder Hanify, 19:43 A.M.... 9.1 ft!4:46 A M 8 1ft Coming ml JSI We Are In the Market. ; Steamer for Wheat. BOND & MORTGAGE COMPANY Shipping Tags. San Pedro last night. from Columbia River, 6 A. M. Newport, 11:41 P. M.... 7.3 fL!5:41 P. M..... 0.7 ft t WESTERN H1 tea Write Ior Prices and from San Franrisco, T A. M. ; Everett, The Japanese steamer Tpres Maru, Fourth at Oak Street. , Portland, Oregon. PORTLAND HIDE ft WOOL CO. SEATTLE. "Wash., Nov 30. The tug B. 7 A. M.; R. I n from Vancouver, C, J. Report From Mouth of Columbia River, of the Suzuki fleet, with a part cargo Broadway 6464. rAtkinsortZilka&Gv GEOROE M. SULLIVAN. Manager. Equator went ashore this morning while Hanna, from Columbia river, 9:15 A. M.;i Nov. 30. Telephone 107 Union Ave. N.. Portland, Or. attempting NORTH HEAD, Condition of lumber laden on Grays Harbor, ' to enter the west waterway Bessemer city, irom aitimore, v.6V of the pea at 5 P. JI., smooth; wind, east la th Seattle hrbor, and floated under A. 3L; Ruth Alexander from Seattle and 12 piUea headed into jhe liver yesterday