TiTE jrORXING OKEGOMAX, TUESDAY, MAY SO, 1911.
10
TARIFFS
REDUCED
BY OCEAN
LINE
New Rate Goes Into Effect
Today Between Port
land and Gotham.
10-CENT CUT IN SALMON
3fobalr AIm Itrdarrd to 40 Cents
and Iry Hide Go Into Vomer
Clarification, Ilclug Cat to
0 Ont .salnt 75 Cent.
Important reduction In tariff an
nounced ytrriay by tt. American-
fieraiiaa 5!ram?h!p Company from
pnrtian-1 to N.w York, which are ef-f-rlv.
t.i-norrmr, rmti to draw
vn gr.tter ln(- from the rail
linr. 'hn f-llwr-l a rcrrnt cut on
a wi thrmich uhlrh thr liD Kiver
Trnirt M.n 'omrany h. hautrd
f-m tiie t'ntumbu Kiv.r territory ap
rrotirratrlr t. . poun!. All but a
rnll irt:n row m trnj In b-m
turn'l our ti the Amrrtcan-llawalUn
I. K-nnr.'r. of the American-Hawaiian.
y..tf-rlr received nuttr. of
t'-e ne rat- . t'ie m-'t tnteretinc of
. Mch In the tra-1 briwwn I'orUand
an. I th. AtUntlr -anoari a re
tl'itlin of 1 rent. n .rrrt loo poun.ls
f ihI in crra or scoured. In com-rr-el
r-il.... Kur th few werki
t:i tariff tiaj ben S c-nt. The rata
of cr, rcnti on wm In gra. packed
tn aarkt remain. In frr.
m rtnnrj Mlmon lh. rat. will bo 45
fru after t.imorrow. as compared
with Si cen! charged during th. pack
In? "win lat year.
ICranitnt? the shipment of mohair
the rumMtr ha. plced It In the same
ll-t with X'I In Rrea.o and scoured.
,niprc.- in bale. It taking the 40
cent tariff.
I'rr kule. will ilo so on a lower
rl. f. ,r l..n. the rate belna- 0 cent...
aoln-t IS centa that has applied In the
lt.
The 0n I:iver Trannportation Com
Tany autnirld a reduction on wool
rate., from the Interior early In th.
n and a tariff waa complied In
conjunction with the American-Hawaiian
line. A. a re.ult the rail line
lat considerable business detuned
Ka.t and the rirer service eren an
nounced Its Intention of paylnc the
rallmad local rates In certain .ert'ons
that wool could be delivered alone
the river, anj hauled here to be turned
over to the ocean steam. hip line.
Kxtlmates of wool remaining In the
country are a. high aa 10. 000. 00
pound, but a Urge ..hare of that Is
contiEunus only to rail points and will
be han.llrd that way. at least to Tort
land. A strong bid Is betns- made for
the bu.lness In the rlrer territory and
a riarui made wherever wool Is of
fered uurlhit the periodical sales days.
r-rvr-uic pvk mntK jcne 10
Ilarrtman lleet Calls Vr JTrcqnrnt-
ly at Golilrn (.ale.
Tt t. weekly bulletin Issued by
tVaterhou A Co.. covering the salllncs
nf Andrew Weir steamer, the I'-unk
I.lner Suvrrtc I shown on the way from
Yokohama to ort;and via Vancouver.
H. C. an Pucet Sound porta, having
enrgo for every point usually vi!ted.
ri.-te I due her Juno 1 and la to be
f-Wlowrd hy the Kumerlc. whlrh waa
I'H.Ur.g at M.krlla a hen lat reported,
end 1.. due er:v In July. The Ortrrlc
I. Ina'llnc at Ka! una and will get away
tHi. auilirg via northern port. The
Ii-erla allel front lUj;et Sound for
the Jr'ar Kail M.v 4.
In th operatliMi of the Portland
A:ett fT'-et the Harrlman Interests are
r-'t evincing urh a stronf dt.poeltlon
t l.v. the ve..-: vrlt!i S.m Francisco
rtrfo ar-.d have th-m call at the llolden
llnt before reporting In the Columbia
lilvrr. and lll the arrival f the
rrrath!yon tMe week there will have
l?ea thre-e carriers nnt direct.
In tl e rase of the ltvcja. which Is due
In Julv. she will steam via the CaV.for
rlt harbor, a. she hna a cargo of sugar
f -o-n tl'e rlllpr'n--. A the bulnea
r-f the I'a'ir'.c l.urnNer at Manufacturing
C.viipnnv I exj'nn.tin ard this season
!: output ev.-vl. prevlo-i. showing,
there 1 a lare qt:anrl:y of Jarane.e oak
to be hrot:c.u fa the plant, and mlth
the evepltjn of about tan f-jll cargoes
i :; be trau.ported by the vessels
cf the r-r-!nd ac Atet!r flee. so when
thev carry lumber, order will be for a
!:re.-t ) t. this cl!.
Ku rt: twi i Tiiitu;ii mow
xliah IlnaL. Mr-I llavtM-r After
leaving Columbia Ilttrr.
Ait.-lars ar hopeful that the last
leg cf tha voyag of te ship Rfur.
Wr.tch I. on the wav to CMgnlk Hay In
tow of the tug Oollah. wl.l b devoid
arctder.t and that eha will arrive to
replave tie l.t ship Jahes Howes with
fcr car lnta.-t. thought word has been
revetveJ thai while on the nay from
Che Columbia Kiver toward the north
at heavy northwest Mow caused the
eteel haa-sor to part when a short dis
tance north cf the ."traits of Fuca.
The Una was replaced with a mala
aiaer. a It was assumed that tha
wire had been lost, but tt waa later dis
covered tralltrg ber.eain the ship, ard
was. after bel::g sp.w-ed. pressed Into
eT1r The Lformatlcn ram via
I'uget found, a Captain rialVy. of the
t'ig. eert word to his owners, the Pucet
F.-inl Toahoat Company, to forward
Mm a new wire csNe. her.-re he learned
that the broken i!r.e as trailing be
neath the ship.
The roure f the tug ar.d hr tow will
V thro'.-gn the l-i.! channels to
T'xons Vr.tran.-e ard then In the open
sea t- C.l-.lk Hay Her e.-!y arrival
, Is looked for. a a ts maaing gooa
time with the aid of the t ig. as com
pared with that r-e'.ed oT by the Jabeg
liowr. whlcS sallrd r.frth.
jLiicoTT ni:cKJVt:s ordkhs
ax rKrarttncnt to Withdraw Offi
cer ITom Uhlhouo ScrvU-o.
Hear-Admlral R. F. Nicholson, chief
of the Navy Hareau. has forwarded In
structions from Vashmcton to Com
mander J. M- Ulitcott. ln.pector of tr
b.t.r.u-Ml'i Lighthouse IMatrlct. to
hold hlmsolf In readiness for a com
mand afloat when he Is relieved from
score duty July 1. Under the reor
ganisation plans of the Bureau of
Laghthouae. civilians are to be ap
pointed as inspectors and with tn de
parture of Commander Klllco'.t there
will be no additional naval officers as
signed to the local territory In tha
iitfhihoue branch.
Commander ::i!cott Is to be commis
sioned at Captain July 1. and. having
erred la subordinate position possl
fcla with that rank. Ji will ba assigned
to the command of a battleship when I
. - - I J n f. H..-.-U I
MUl io sea- r ur fe iw v, . -
or possibly two years he will be afloat
and then given snore duty for about
the same time. In five years he should
be a Rear-Admiral, and If ordered
sea a second time before) that appoint'
ment arrive will have the distinc
tion of having served twice as a cap
tain, and by then may have one of the
most modern terrors ot tne sea xnai
five years' naval development will pro
duce.
Launch Building at Empire.
MARSHFIEUX Or- Mar (Special
CaDtaln John Bering, who for a Ion
time has been operating gasoline sea
eoine craft out of this harbor. I bulld-
lne a new launch at Empire. It will be
e feet long and will hava gaso'ln.
nower. The boat Is of the seaworthy
iroe. and CaDtaln Swing will use It
twecn Coo Bay and other nearby porta.
Marine Xotea.
It Is expected that tha barge Am
Turner will finish loading lumber i
Si. Helens tomorrow and b towed to
Astoria Thursday.
To begin loading lumber the French
bark Marechal de Contaat waa yester
TZAstxm etxllige"cr
Dee te Arrive.
came. rress. Date
Wa.ntnstrtn. . . .ean FVanrlactln pn
Tm.pJ iaa rnndicala port
je It. timer 1 ... la port
.ar n Prdr..... la port
ftearok. JO rlso... In Pr
lir-ik.ater H. In port
f.o d.n Hate. .. Ttliamook. ... May SO
! r.t h : vo.. .. .fl.'i:s. r. a. ...June I
HMl'ltV ,...M3 law....JuM 3
C"x W. tld..."u l.so. ... June 4
A m-xc. . . .. .Vurtaa. ... .. June
Anrtl JUnd n June T
i....r n Plre.... Jun "
Klverslie ballwa Juae
caedsied te Depart,
H Pee- .,r,'
Orlrrle 1 lnafkoll(. . . . V ar "
im II. tlamiu.r.t... V'T
Hr.akat.r r. n May ai
X..n.k flBliO....JIlt It
W hlr.f-.oa. .. a rrancteco Jul. I
Timj.H J . .. s.a Kr.nruc June 1
G-. Ja Uate. .. Ttllemooa. ... June 1
ri.r. ......... f.or.... June 3
Hn Clir 1 ua P.dr.... Jine 7
Cee. TV. Elder.. a llr(a.... June T
A: in- f ur.k. June
F tjihljoa Hut ckong....Juae lo
Anll Jt.nrfm June
,...r .n Pdre....June II
Jiltrrud ItalVoa Juoe IS
day shifted from an anchorage In the
stream to the dock of the Portland
Lumber Company.
Hecauae of Memorial day tha steam
er Halley Gatsert will make a spec!
excursion trio today, leaving Alder
street dock at o'clock and proceed
ing to the Cascade Locks, returning
about 6:10 o'clock.
To load for tha North the lighthouse
tender Armerla Is due to sail from 8e
attla for Portland tomorrow, she hav
Ing reached Puget Sound laat week
after having been In Alaskan waters
during the Winter.
Last of the coal testa that hava been
conducted on the lighthouse tender
Manxantta were yesterday completed on
Puget Sound when South Wellington
coal was used. The fuel was loaded at
Boat Harbor and during tests last week
Commander Klltcott. lighthouse Inspec
tor, was aboard the vessel.
Captain Hugh Groves, of the Port
of Portland dredges, says that the cut
at GUllland'a will be completed next
week by the Portland and that sne
will then shift to Postofflce Bar. The
Columbia will complet the lower cut
Inside swan Island about June 10 and
then move to the upper end.
Arrangements have been eompleted
by local Knights of Pythias for the
charter of the steamer T. J. Potter
for an excursion to Astoria, the party
tu It'll, the evening of June 19 and
reach Portland the morning of June 22.
The Summer schedule of the O.-W. K.
N. with the same vessel will go Into
effect June It. when she will leave .or
Mrgler and continue In that , service
until September.
In yesterday's entries at the Custom-
Koum were the steamer Washtenaw
and Hear, from San Francisco: the at
I lance, from Kureka and Coos Bay:
British tramp St. Konald. from Kalama
barge Gerard C Tobey. from San Fran
cisco, and the rnsolln schooner Wll
hclmlna. from Florence- The gasoline
schooner Anvil cleared for Bandon and
way ports, the Wlllielmtna for Taqulna,
th steamer Alliance for Kureka and
Coos Hay and the Washtenaw for San
Francisco,
Having heard about SO rases here
yestrrday. Judge Byron Waite. United
States General Appraiser, of New Tork.
will depart tomorrow for San Francisco
to hear mailers pending there Involv
ing the admission ot goods Into the
United States, varloua points affecting
duties and as to how they shall be ap
praised. Ixx-al Importers had before
Judge Walte a number ot matters, some
arresting sulphur, they contending that
It was a crude product aa Imported
from Japan and the Government hold
ing that It was manufactured. Other
features were of th kind raised con
tinuously and Judge Wait said that
In passing on them h had given no
new decisions.
Major J. F. Mclndo and Major J. J.
Morrow, of this city, and Major C W.
Kulx. of Sestt.e, ai of th Corps of
l.nglneer. U. S. A- reached th city
eterday from San Francisco after
having Inspected th Humboldt Bay
Jetty as th guest of Colonel John
Hlddle. district engineer of the Pacific
Coast. As th Northern officers have
Jetllee tinder construction. Major Mor
row at the mouth of the Sluslaw.
Major Mclndo at th mouth of the
Columbia and Major Kutx on Grays
Harbor, th trip was mad to acquaint
them with condl-is at Kureka, wher
th two Jettlea at th mouLh of th
bay ar to ba rebuilt, blda for which
wer yesterday opened at San Fran
cisco. MoTrtnfTiti of Vaala.
roTt-AVT. May Arrived gtaamar
Roavsoka. rro-n Kaa Piesa and war porta;
a et,mr Tarn; y : a. I'ra hn "ran-ifcx;
9 mmT I4r.iwier. frm. Cooe tay; it'ira
hia Norae from ctaa Frncte--a. J.d
Steamer siantr-iaw. (cr tao Kranrlco;
s:-err.rr AMao.-e. for Eurka , la Coo 1st:
ae-'Jtr.e schooner Wllat.m.r, far Taqulna
nd f:ua.aw; (asoltne acboooer Anvli. tut
.Han don.
Aatorta. Or.. Ma 79 T'oadit1'n at the
rooa:r. of the river at 4 P. M-. smooth; win 1
n irth eit. -J4 mil', weather, c.aar. Fii
at midnight, staamer T'aem(te, f.r
Pero. A;rie4 at miilnlcht and left op at
3 J A. 34 eteamer lankr. f rvrn Kan
ln aaJ war porta. Arrived 4m at 1
A J-, s-hoonera Irene aad Lavl4 Charts.
Arred at and .eft bo at a 40 A. W..
a t ea m er 1 rea k a t er. from Coo Hay. A r-
Kve 1 It ; and left us at 1 A. M..
tr timer Noma -"ltv. frm n anclao.
tu.e.t at l.W P. acoooaeir Irene, for
in Vtrw.
htn ranc(co. Vir Arnred at 6 A.
M. t earner NorthiMd; at T Av steamer
Johan poulaeti. from Portland. Kai.ed at 12
Boon, eteamer Pa.cea. tor Portland.
point Lotoa, Vay 29. Paeee.1 t A A. M..
ateamer Aaunlon. from Portland, for Port
Harf-.rd; Prittah at earner Oewestrr. from
H!orl. for portlaad.
Monterey. May 21. Arrlred e?teamer J. A.
Carl'r. from Portland.
(!!. X- W.. VlT . Balled
(khoontr Wm- N-'ttlnaham, for Portland.
Antwerp. May I-i. Arrived Brltls ahlp
Rcot;th it sirs, from Portland.
Vat:;e. May 7. Arrived 6termer Fdlth,
from Tacoma; steamer State of California,
from Skagway: steamer Buckmao, from Ta
coma. eteamer President, from Pan Fran
f!o . ste&mer MlsaourLaa. from Saiina Crua
failed t earner JefTeraon. for 8kacway;
chooner S. T Alexander, for VakJileo; 17.
tv H Marsacia. f r banta Crot
Uamburs. May 2d. Arrived Taybor, from
Fan Franc laco.
dney. n. ft. W.. May ?. Arrived Belle
cf cot. a ad. from Taxoaa.
Tides
H!S!V Iw.
1:40 A. faet't-44 A M...-l feet
P. M
.U4 fewtJ.AJ P. U....4lv4 taaa
BIG RUN OF CATTLE
Pens Well Filled With Califor
nia Stock.
SHEEP RECEIPTS HEAVY
Nearly 6000 Head of All Kinds 1U
ceWed at the Yards Choice
Hogi Br I nil Pi me Over
Last AVeckB Price.
Tha week opened with the largest run
of cattle tha North Portland yard has aeen
In months. Thar wer 1673 head In the
pens, of which about 60 loads came from
California, ard tha remainder from Mon
tana, Nebraska and Northwestern points.
Kecelpta of sheep were also heavy.
Tha only material change In prices on
th large day's trading was In the hog
market. The supply of pork material as
to a. I and tha market waa firm. 8veral
sale of choice hogs were made at S-5,
an advance of a dime over Inst week'i
price.
Kteere sold from S5.SO to 50. and cows
had a range of 3 to .." 5 on good offer
ings. Baits and ca.ves brought firmer
prices.
Tha ehei market mas active with sales
at IS.SO to 1 1.25. Good Jamba brought
$4.50.
Kclpts for Sunday and Monday
1;2 cattle, 12 calves. 312 bogs and 30;3
he p.
Among tha ah:ppra "re tha S. ft C
Company, nine cars of cattle from Norfolk.
Neb.; El E. "Wlllaxd. Exeter, CaL. seven
cara rf cattle; A. R- Pord. McMlnnvllIe, one
car of bogs; K. O. Smith. Huntington, one
car of cattle; p. Beaurtola. Joseph, two cars
of shep; F. Itckerson, Veier. one car
of cattle; A. L. Hainea. North Powder, one
car of horses; J. W. Moran. Anaronda,
Mont., eight car of cattle; William Mont
gomery. Anaconda. Mnu. two cars of cat
tle; x. 8. KohJer, nanlko. two cars ot
sheep; J. 8. Flint, Junction City, three cars
of cattle. snep and hogs; 8. M. Wren,
GrtdUy, CaJ.. two cars of aheep; J. C Rey
nolds. Rooerelt. Wih., fire cara of cat
tle; K. E. Wlllard Vlsalta, Oal., four cars
of cattle: Robinson Brothers. Merced, Cat..
3 cars bf cattle; J. A. Robinson, Merced,
seven cars of cattle; J. W. Hunt, Merced.
Is cars of cattle; A. K. Kent Drain, two
cara of ahe-p, and L. E. West, Rose burg.
two cara of aheep.
Tha day's sales were aa follows:
Welaht. Price.
" eep. . ..... ..... .......
sheep 10.1
4. -J
6 ..Ml
4. MO
2 :.o
2..V)
2 50
J.IH)
B M)
iif lambs f.5
SO mixed sheep
sheen tTj
11 aheep
37 aheep
. lamus ............. ....... .
2 bulla 1410
4 ho.-a 113
CI steers
311 ho,, I -.I
boa 270
6..10
6.50
4.00
4.T3
4.t.l
S0
0.7S
R10
S.OO
a. ;,o
4.113
3.O0
3.25
7.9
4.4HI
5 23
R 7
3.115
2. SO
4.O0
n.M
a. as
10
6 113
i-J lambs 11
UZ tnixei sheep ............... I'll
1 bull 12SO
I calf ............... 2M
coas . llOi
4 cow-j H 1010
2 com . . ...... hi J
i lamba ...
14 lavn.be . .. .....
1.10 wthers .....
6.".
I
M
ST.
S5
MUJ
f-7J
104 J
........ M'l
U
l.V'l
... nor.
......lii
IS ihCfD .e...
l.l a.oep ..
141 aheep ...
a steers ......
1 cow
14 Oul ..
2 cowa ..
lo cowa ....
1 cowa .....
3 bulla ......a.....
M ete-rs .M.......
2't ate-irs H.
30 cowa. ... ....
4 calvea -..
B calves I'M ..'-0
1 bull 14
S bulls 1 -i 7 ti 4
en ho it a ..... -!, 6-;.
1 hog 4LH 0.VU
Prices current on tha aiioua c of
stock at the Portland L'nioa fituckyarda
ro aa followa:
Prime cram-fed Steers 14.3 e $.0
Pric hay-(d aceera t.2j t.50
noice eteera & s.ra
Choice eieera S-Sl
Good to choice atira e.ooj a.a
Kair to good steers. ......... . 5.75 ti
Prime cows C.75 S.i'3
Good to choice cowa ............ o.ui'i 6 5
to sood cowa ............. . n sou
Poor cowa 4.Jn 4.75
Choice htf-ra ft.&o B 75
Cl.o.o bulaa 4-739 HI
(lood to choice bulla............ 4.29 4. 74
holco llarht calvce 7.:
Ood to choice Hifht calves ..... 4 75 7.00
hole heavy caea b.vvtf
holco at A.73S
Uood to choice staa ........... 0.7V
Moas
Chotco h";s O SOjj- U.S5
Ouod to cauica hoes ........... 4.jy t.rw
ire heavy o.uwtr -
ommon i.iof 4.uu
t.x-k hues 7.00
Choio caprine Iambs 551 4.64
xvod to choice bprms lamos.... .uwj
tea -riinca oti
tod to c-hoica earllnre ....... 4.tdts 4.7i
air to m evil l. m yearuuss 4. r j
hole ewea 4.W0 t 4.15
d to choice ewea J. . 4.0)
'air to medium ewee 3.0V I ,i
iwd to cliok heavy wainers. . u"
M heavy wethers I J VQ
Juiid lots 4 imp 6 ui
The toliowin ouoianons rvprtiini prieaa
i this market for the different cm of
ree: Di afters, estra naav v. jww uv.
rafiera. to 17uO Ibav. I liO J 3iO; draft-
l;0O to 140O iba. liHt .oO; ch ucka.
vaio; clues. 4IOU40: driving horses. 4e
aad up; aaddie horaea, $40 and up.
Chirac Xelwetock Market.
CKTCAOO. May 29. Cattle Rerelpts. es
timated. S3.0O0; market, alow, steady. BeaTcs.
tl&waio; Texas eteera. $4 OO Q y&Z; TV est
ers steers. $4.6O0&4O; stockers aad feed
ers. 4eA-to f i-T.; cows aad heifers, $2.4UO
6.7S: calve. 1 2itf 7.75.
Kog-s Kecelpta, estimated. S4,ovr market,
slow. He hi. (Hj)d.to: mtxed. ow4i&:
heavy. i,rMtfooTH; rottch. Aa.60u.VbO, sood
to choice heavy. -0; ; pica 0.6vtt
CIS; balk of sales. $0 6 10.
Sheep Receipts eat (mated. SR.OrtO; mar
ket, weak. Native. $3 Vtf4 (0; tVcstsro. $A 75
Cjs.ltf; year Unas. $4 7..0i; lamba $.7Ztt
a, tVeatcra. -.;iC7.1.
Dried nlt at New York.
NEW TORK. May 29. Evaporated arPl-.
firm, with stovks small and in fw hand.
tn the erot. fany are quoted at lie; choice,
1J l-jc: prima. lStiSc.
1'runea. firm, wtth small stocks, but trade
fe cut huvtna ahead, owing to more favor
able reports from the Coaat and abnce of
eiprt ',Tr:rif1. qu -ta' intl rarg fr-m ? J
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO- ATLANTA. CJL
14 9c for CaJtfomlu op to S0-40i aal 11
8 4c for Oregon.
Fe&che. dull, bat flrra; choice. SH09c;
xtra choice, CtVCi fancy. 81 10c
Met ml Markets.
N'EW TORK. Mar -ft- Standard copper,
dull. Spot for May. June. July and August.
1-c, London, steady; spot. 55; fu
tures. 05 12s tfd. Custtom-houae returns show
exports of copper so far this month of 113.
tons. L.ake eopper. 1 2. 23 0.2.50c; elec
trolytic. 12.1.H91H&
Tin. dull: -pot and May. 4.T906 4 4-05c;
June, 4a.T5 9 44.5c; July, 42 j 42.&uc; Au
gust, 4l.fi 41. 5 London, easy; spot, t03;
futures, fls 10.
Lead. dull. 4.404.50- New York: 4.10&
4'c East St. Louis. London. 18 10a 3d.
spelter, dull, fi.S5j5.40 New Tork;
6.25c Fast St. Louis. London, 24 10a.
Antimony. Cookaon's. 5Uj9.50.
Iron Cleveland warrants. 4ftc 1 In
London Locally the market waa quiet; No.
1 foundry Northern. $15.26; No. 2 Northern,
No. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern soft.
$158 13--.
Coffee and Flusrar.
N'EW TORK. Mar 29. Coffee futures
rloai steady at a net advance ot 5 to 10
polnta Pules, i4v0 beta June. 10.0c;
July. 10.70c: Auauat. lu..te; September.
lOMc: October, 10.43c: November, 1039c;
December. January and February, 10.S7c;
Mrch. ia3sc; April. 10.39c
Spot coffee, quiet; No. T Rio, ll'ic; Jfo. 4
fanloe. 1.1c. ud coffee, quiet; Cordova, 13
t )3r.AomlnaL
Raa suyar. steady, aluscovado, .69 test.
8.3c; centrifugal. .b teat. S.Srtc: molasses
suskr. .alt tost. 3.11c Relined. quiet.
Chlrar rrodoe Market.
CHICAGO. Miy 29. Butter Steady;
creameries. l23c; dalalea. 10e30c.
Ksa steady; recwlpte, 21.3.11 cases; at
rr.rk. ri.es included, 1:31111,1; Hrata. 14o;
prime llrars. 13c.
Clirvse Steady; daisies. llHeilVc:
twins. lOHemSc; Your.it Americas, Ilka
HSic; lon noma. llUwllc
Klsla Butter Market.
EIJIS. 111.. May UK Butter, Inn,
output. Joo.?vo pound.
!Jci
Mops at Loodoa.
LIVERPOOL. May 29. Hops at London
Pacific Coaat. t3 :.a Gd.
BALLOT PLACE DENIED
STHEET-VACATIOX ORHIXAXCES
CAX'T BK RKI'ERRED.
Judge Gantcnbcln lloids Action Is
of Judiciary .Nature and Petition
for Writ Falls.
Ordinances providincr for street va
cations are of a Judicial nature, and
therefore are cot Mubject to reference
to a vote of the people of the city, ac
coram to a ruling of Presiding Judg
uantonbeln yesterday. This decision
was plvco In actine on a petition for
writ of mandamus to comoel the Citv
AUQJtor to place on the ballot the ref
erendum petition involving the vaca
tion of Adams and Orecon streets for
the approach of the new steel bridtre.
un request of the Oresron-w.ashiner
ton Railroad & Navigation ComDam
for the vacation of the streets, the City
Council passed an ordinance vacating
them. Following this a petition was
circulated and signed by 4000 voters,
requesting the question to be placed
on the ballot at the coming' election.
As me ballots had already been
printed. City Auditor Barbur refused
to place the petition on the ballot, and
Attorney John Jcffery, on behalf of
the petitioners, filed a petition yes
torday for a writ of mandamus to force
Mr. Barbur to act.
To the petition the City Attorney
filed a demurrer later and this was
argued Just before the court closed for
the afternoon.
Deputy City Attorney Tomlinson ap
peared for. the city. He argued that In
accordance with the previous ruling of
the Mate feupreme Court, the act of va
eating & street was not a legislative
act, but was of Judicial nature, and
therefore was not subject to a vote of
the people. In -addition to decisions of
the Supreme Court bearing on this fea
ture of the case. It was also recalled
that Judge Cleland made a similar
ruling from the Circuit bench in a case
now on appeal to the Supreme Court.
Judge Gan ten bain said the ruling
would not affect the riht of the peo
ple to pass a law preventing the vaca
tion of streots along the waterfront.
The railroad company will now be
permitted to continue the construction
of its bridge, and use the streets va
cated for that purpose. Attorney Jef-
fery said signers of the petition did
not aim to prevent the construction of
the bridge, but they wanted title to re
main with the city, while the company
enjoyed uso of the streets.
.VPPELI FA I LIT RE PREDICTED
But Throe Days Left, Supremo Court
May Discard Vacation Case.
SALEM. Or.. May 29. (Special.) If
petition for a peremptory writ of man
da in us is brought In the Supreme Court
at the Instance of M. O. Collins against
City Auditor Barbur, of Portland, to
compel that official to place a refer
endum petition on the ballot that the
people of Portland may vote as to
whelr.er Adams and Oregon streets
should be vacated. It Is probable that
such a move will result in failure.
This Is true because of the probable
Inability of the court to pass on the
question before the ballots are printed
for the election to be held June 6.
Three days this week the courtroom
will be In use by students who will
take examination for admission to the
bar.
The court will probably assume the
attitude that the petition was filed
with the City Auditor In March last
year and as a result the petitioners
have been renting for a cumber of
months when It would have been possl
ble for them to have brought the case
Into the higher court. Aa a result the
court will probably not fflve the ques
tion hearing; In time for final de
cision before time for printing- of the
ballot. -
Nottingham Bringing Coal.
Merchants' Exchange reports of yes
terday contained the s&lllns; from New
castle. X. 9. W., of the, schooner "Wil
liam Nottingham, which was chartered
for coal to Fort land. She has not been
fixed for outward loading, but will prob
ably be again sent south with lumber.
Others of the flet-t to sail from New
castle f"r this harbor soon are the
CURES
o BLOOD POISON
Afflictei With Rheumatism
Past Fifteen Years
Read what Thoa. Condon, of East Las
Vegas. New Mexico, says about Elec-
tropodes: "When In Des Moines. Iowa.
la December, 1910, I purchased a pair
of your ELECTRO PODES, and have
worn them continuously since. I had
been afflicted with aclatlo rheumatism
for the past fifteen years and never
tried a remedy that I derived so much
benefit from In the same length of
time."
Mr. Doe Wilson, of Bakersfleld. Calif.
writes: "Thanks to Electropodea, I am
sixty years of age but feeling; twenty
years younger and perfectly frea from
Inflammatory rheumatism of long
standing."
Chaa. E. Lathrop, of Omaha, Nebras
ka, writes: "I have had another won
derful experience with your ELECT RO
PODKS. Have neglected wearing any
of late, and consequently have had
quite a bit of Rheumatism, so thought
I would try them again. Have been
wearing a pair only twenty-four hours.
and find the pain all gone."
Rheumatism, Nervousness and all
kindred complaints are the result of
excess uric acid in the system. The
only remedy is to remove the cause.
Electropodes will do it. They elimin
ate, through the large pores of the feet,
all poisons and impurities from the en
tire system, strengthen the nerves, pro
mote circulation and aid each organ to
perform its functions properly.
What electropodes have done for
others they will do for you. Nothing
is so convincing as the actual test.
Electropodes will convince you. Wear
a pair 30 days absolutely at our risk.
Booklets upon request.
At druggists, or by mall, postpaid.
If your druggist cannot furnish Elec
tropodes send us $1.00, and we will
see that you are supplied immediately.
State whether for man or woman.
Western Electropode Co., 241 Los
Angeles St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Kirkcudbrightshire, Edouard
Ernest Legouve and Rene.
DetalUe,
Part of Large Fine Remitted.
SALEM, Or., May 29. (Special.) Gov
ernor West today remitted 250 on the
fine of Thomas Holman, of Tillamook
County, who was fined J1000 for con
tributing to th. delinquency of a minor.
From Thin to Plump-
Girls
The expresssions of happiness and
gratitude or several ot nis young iaay
patients lor wnom ne prescrioea tne
recently successful flesh forming prod
uct, known as three grain hypo-nu-clane
tablets, is related by a physician
In one of the medical publications and
It comes as a surprise to the ordinary
layman to learn the heart throbs of
distress which seems to effect so many
young people who are abnormally
thin. Also to know that the weight
can be so readily Increased by the use,
regularly for several months, of this
peculiarly named preparation, now ob
tainable of the best physicians and
apothecary shops in sealed packages
with complete instructions lor sell-
r c mini wtrnt Ion.
Stops a headache or acute pain quick
ly. Blackburn's Paln-Away-Pills. Try
tnem.
MEN
CURED
Is Our Fee
SPECIAL. A I L.M ENTH Ne wlv con
tracted and chronlo cases cured. All
burning. Itching and Inflammation
stopped in J 4 hours. Cures effected in
seven days, consultation tree, n un
able to call, wrtte for list of questions.
Office Hours A. M. to a P. at,
Sunday. II) A. 11. to 1 P. M. only.
Pacific Coast Medical Co.
224H WASHINGTON STREET,
Corner First. Portland, o
Men and Women Cured
Thm famoui S.
K. Chan Chi
nes Medicine
Company, with
their remedies,
of herbs and
roots cur won-
derfully. It has
cured many
V suite
othei
ITerers wnen .
other remedies I
failed.
.nr.. rnr for chronic, private ailments.
nervousness. blood poison. rneumatism,
asthma, pneumonia, kidney, throat and lunc
troubles, consumption. stomach disorders j
nd other diseases 01 mnus. nemoaici i
himi.it. N-O OPERATION. Consultation
free. Examination for laoiea fcy Mr & K.
Chan Call or writ 10
Th B. K. Cban, imnese neaicinc
SU6. Morrison iU Portland. Ores; on.
S. H. W.4I JING CO.
Original Chinese herb
and root medicines.
EEM0VXD TO
211 ALDER ST.
Above 0. W. P. Waiting
Station.
Corner First and Alder.
Portland, Or.
L. T. YEE & SONS
The Old. KeUabI CMnese
Doctor spent lifetime study of
herbs and research In China;
was granted diploma by the
fe- ' Emperori guarantees cur all i
'C4. if ailment, of men and women
, f when others fail. If yoa ai-
M fer. call or write to YEE
"",1'4 SONS' MEDICIXE CO.. 14SH
east? M First. Cor. Alder. Portland, Or.
Bin? Chong Chinese
Doctor
Mad of Chines herbs rid
root medicine cures all
kinds diseases of the heart,
lunca. liver, stomach, kid- i
ney. blood troubles of man
an d woman when others
fall. If you suffer, call or
write to 2254 Aider st.. up
stairs, atric room U, i'ort
ianL Oraaon.
t'H -
Est
;iSBLAD,HDEBi!
:;L5aJ4&FTj RbITbtsiI In :
; : V J 7 & a BP V24 Hours ; :
VSi!. T Each Cap-
I , . " sole bears the MIDYl ,
"-imm- name- yJ
. J7emoa o counterfeit '
Cured in
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Dr. A. G. 8 milk.
Z am the only specialist in Port
land who does not advertise a fic
titious name or photograph.
I publish my true photograph,
correct name, personally conduct
my office. I am the most success
ful and reliable, as medical cre
dentials and press records prove.
I make this statement so that yon
will know you consult a true spe
cialist, who sees and treats pa
tients personally. I possess skill
and experience, acquired in such a
ray that no other can share, and
ihould not be classed with medical
companies. It is Impossible for
a medical company to attend col
lege. Companies have no diplomas
or license to practice medicine in
Oregon or any other sfcite. Medi
cal companies usually lire named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality and identity are in
definite, is selected find published
as the legitimate specialist of' the
office. Hired substitutes, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
give consultation, examination
and treatment.
WRITTEN GUARANTEE Dr. Smiths' written guarantee means our
er no pay for services. I guarantee to cure certain ailments or refund
every dollar you have paid me for my services. My services cost you
nothing unless I cure your Varicos Veins, Hernia, Piles, Fistula. Blood
Poison, or any ailment I guarantee to cure. My terms are reasonable
and no more than yoa ax able and willing to pay for benefits.
Offloe bornra-- A. M. to P. K. Sundays. 1 A. M. to 1 R St
Dr. A. G. Smith
CURED IN
Varicose Veins
Piles, Fistula &
Enlarged Glands
Expert
Examination Free
17 Tears of Success In Treating Hen Cures Guaranteed or No Fay
Many Case Permaaexitly Cared la ONE TREATMENT. Moat Tlrae
Savlna;. Mot Natural. Mo.t Safe. N. Detention from Occupation, Fam
ily or Hem. A Radical and Permanent Care. I Will Qlv. SS00 ts Any
Charity a a GoaraBte That Brary Sxatemeat tm TUa aasonaeemeat I
Tram.
I our rapidly, painlessly and at email expense. I will demonstrate
actual results in your caae. X will glv conclusive evidence of my merit
which is obtained and maintained by ab'lity. I Invite you to come to
my office. I will explain my treatment for Hernia, piles, Flarnla, Varl
ee Vein, Pelvic, Kervaoa), Bload. Kidney and Bladder Diaeases. I will
give you free a physical examination: if necessary, a microscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions to determine existing pathological and
bactorlological condition. Every person should take advantage of this
opportunity to learn their tru condition. Certainty of our la what yoa
want.
A thorough investigation obould be mad by every alHna; person aa to
the specialist he consults. Duty and destiny to sell and those who de
pend upon you demand tit bast medical attention. I have the ability
and can give you this service. I 'have always charged a very reasonable
fee. o that my services may be. obtained by any man who stnoerely de
sire to be oured. I make no misleading- statements or unbusinesslike
prepositions; neither do I desire to be particularly Independent, and I
would like to hav you for a patient, if you will oome to me on a
strictly professional basis, and the Inducement that I offer, which ar
my ability and 10 years' successful xparleoo, tlma-savlnc treatment
and guarantee of cur of certain die so,
XV K CURB BY NEW SCIHNTiriO METHODS WHICH CANNOT FAIL
BLOOD AND SKIM AlXMEMfTS, SEBVB WHAK2VJBS0. VARICOSE! OR
KNOTTED VEINS, OBSTRUCTIONS, SORBS, ULCERS, SWOLIEJ
OLASD5, PTLBS, KIDNEY A-XD RLADDBH TROUBLES AMD ALX. DIS
RASBS OOMMON TO MKJT.
We are permanently located, incorporated and Koanaad under tb
law of Oregon.
KEX, IV IS TROUBLE, OOrTSUXT US TODAT. If yon cannot call,
writ for free book aad self-examination blank. Many na.es asre4 a
noma. Hour A. It. to I P. IS. Bundaya. 19 to li.
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
281 v MORBJSOIf ST, BET. FOURTH A2TD FIFTH. PORTLAJTD, OR,
VARICOSE VEINS
CURED IN FIVE DAYS
I Cure
Heart Disease, Diseases of the
Lungs, Liver Disorders, Piles,
-a Picif-iila nnrl
T Advprtisa What
p$10 EXAMINATION GIVEN FREE BY A
PHYSICIAN WHO HAS BEEN .
30 YEARS A SPECIALIST.
COME AND CONSULT TJS FREE OF ALL CHARGE.
DR. LINDSAY
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST.
Corner Alder and Second streets. Entrance 1184 Second street, Portland.
Or. Offic hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Five Days
Varicose Veins,
Hernia. Blood Poison
2Co Detention From Oeevpatl.
Family or Home
HQ SEVERE OPERATIONAL
MAXT OA 8KB PERMANENTLY
CURBD IN ONE TREATMENT.
MOST TliTS-HAVINO, MOST NAT
URAL. MOST 6AFB. A RADICAL,
AND PERMANENT CURB. I
GrVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE
YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS 19 A
FACT. I AM CERTAINLY PRE
PARED TO CURE BY EXPERI
ENCB AND EQUIPMENT. WHICH
ARE THE KEYSTONES TO SUC
CESS. I HAVE THE BB8T
EQUIPPED MEDICAL OFFICE ON
THE COAST. I WILL GIVE 500
TO ANY CHARITY AS GUARAN
TEE THAT EVERY STATEMENT
IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT 13
TRUE.
I lavit. you to come to mf of
fice. I will explain to you my
treatment for Varicose Veins,
Hernia, Nervous Debility, Blood
Poison. Piles, Fistula, Bladder.
Kidney. Prostatic and all Men's
Ailments, and give you FREE a
physical examination; If necessary
a microscopical and o hem leal
analysis of secretions, to deter
mine pathological and baeterlo
loajrical conditions. Every person
should take advantage of this op
portunity to learn their true con
dition. A permanent cure is what
you want.
VARICOSE VEINS
impair vitality. I dally demon
strate that varicose veins can b
cured In nearly all cases by on.
treatment. In such a satisfactory
way that the vital parts are pre
ss r v e d and strengthened, p a i a
ceases, swelling; subsides, a
healthy circulation la rapidly re
established, instead of the depress
Ing conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to stay cured or refund th
money.
HER "VIA (RrPTTRE)
Disregard ot existing hernia ha
cost many live. The smallest
hernias are tha most dangerous
to life, because of the increased
liability to strangulation. I cur
ruptur in selected cases with per
fect safety and entail no suffer
ing, and do not detain you from
occupation, under guarantee. Many
cases cured to stay cured In on
treatment.
eoa " FOR BLOOD POISON.
I us Professor Ehrlich's won
derful new discovery, " 800," in
eases of Speclfla Blood Poison. It
cures in .ne treatment, and is th
greatest marvel of medical
science. This new remedy has
been successfully n s e d In thou
ands of case. Xt m explain IX
to you.
2344 Morrison Street
Corner Second
PORTLAND, OR.
FIVE DAYS
Nervous Debility, Blood
and Skin Diseases,
Rheumatism,
All DieAasea of Men
T Tin. and T)n What I Advertise.