TITE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1913.
15
BEAU PRICES SOAR
Large
and Small White
Record Quotation.
at
EUROPE IS LARGE BUYER
It
High Market la Kjim naMr fall
focal MUpprra t IlroaUrn Tlwtr
Operation No Chanc f OrW
( rut! Comp-lJtton.
Trfm f fc-t .s4 sa.-l !
In I poiat fen t
rka varwtua. Ttt wilts
wr m4 rtjr T ta Ur
r 4 t IK mnmm f ew.
t. a In Wm ptarlk!.
S UEflk
mt AiMrwgii it-, wan- ttM
ft rritr.-Ai .i!. f tv rt.t la
I it-, St'. .-ftNK H IHM
I : imt. tl Mill M
Tin A .? .Maa
4 tt?a kt ff.v-.4 r4
r r"9 r-pet 4Mnrt itfrt fiT
f .. l th t n.e. pt'M t
r-nfi, m-arMt WMlfc 2. If rt a
lA - t Ml WiieniMt
M wl Mtfo I'M 9fW tf IN
rrtr ffthw4 V
r i.f. A4t.w f-n Jt Mr !!
tmrwm mm mn
n lt. !- rmS
! M.-h f t.i-m m4
j.mnH0 f Th UnM ar
i 't vt Tm I r rmt.
t ii. m M. &I C 4 "
f fc:fy 1 1 to vtimt4 t &t
nvt f l rr9 trim life enwacy
4 Kp94. i.r. mm Ummm
-m4 bi I f c trr rvr
4 fttitrT t!-1' l
trim mmtTtmrn pri
pmwmily mm 4ema4 tr llm fm mt ti
Va m:i I hu wre. Tf-.m 4rna4
ttmlt4 34 Ut Ma prtc r 4t4
AH lf4 of ftj rr ftrm p t Ih
tly a4 n).flil
Bt4 IS a4
IJt- rrt Ana M4 mi
Tfcara la 9' Ut mmmm aVa4 for rbt hop
rr riiai, la fcy laa It4
4 rf 3 a4 eala at vartua palata
! mi hm mmmmtm mtm firm.
Tfr tr rrrtrh. mt 41 tia al t'oo4
'a a luht If l-j i Uchmtr4
vf rat T A. lJval-v A r"x bought
fc:a from Jmm KBB4r, of A-lbarft.
al J I cnia a4 from Tblt MHUr.
Arrsrilirif 1 CatirrnMi a4Wra. Iha 3"4
I a iHcarhl c-a f ramnt.
Illllac rvwli Or4r.
Tra4 la Iha frail an4 claMa 4ia
irtrta arii. fcai a mntr of a fui-
tr ia ffi. flacvipt vara lurtt. Ordr
rt aa4a m kin a u a rar of rraobaf
riaa far Iha i'hrtm trad.
CWarla.
Tartk lrint of r Northairr
rlt:'
Nwf4
r nna
roKrUXD KAlKtT QI OT tTlONS
.rma. aaajr. r4. Mr.
Mrfi-hint' IN'-hanff. aoon
imar d'ry.
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OIL SHARES STRONG
War Stocks Also Sell at Higher
. Prices.
RAILS ARE IRREGULAR
.Met I joaur Are Ac-tuo 1 raturo o
WaU-Sirrr-t Markrl, Willi At!
mm; nmla Arc Al.to Firm
Throuchont I)ajr.
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f i Ban. ,
ir rtM4 arv . ...
jfr rraa
t- .wi fcy i ! ..........
ait. Si 1
hl I'. f I
VUlkCi-ri fa tli-a IM r
iOR.-Kht. ar !. era. aJ. 9
1-..
a . tiata Ultfll af. iAf
tl. ial. aai. aa4 vatcft, U
J I M
1 a tport mtti
innnrxu mt'tr Oara. Vatr-taa
-; anaaa. pr awed; a'aaarpla. S
(raaalaa, 91 i!.Ti pr
rjirTAHt.-AMhkt - V H par
4a; lMin, fl'ailfornla. Ha l :
a. r k Al ar builf4 r.u-. W -f
Mri4 : airr 4a n4: ntp'fl.
l- a pa4. araj-.a. ar har.
ra- S a-ar J . eaauf .or, . i f
91 :i. e fr 4a. bna. ! -
IJr; (u-. : (i ;i par crai. !.
a r t tr
. aar. It AIM a- .. grp. 1 1 4
I pr rf . raaaaaa, tic pr pound
r r To- r-.n. w- h II : Taklmaa.
l V rr urk; i. I? J pr tinHr4.
It Iha rwol rafna , " awmc pr-. t i. a, a.
f iha -eata. It ha aa- '
NKtT TOU fC. Nar. J4 Tht approachln
holtday asIor4a4 aa ttrM. If o aa artual
rt4MQ, fr anothar dull aloa at th Stork
lli hanir. atihouch Irartm a well In z
f yirday'a imi! output. With
fw arpf lona. prra wr r aubataotlallr rf
aavrrai fiw mailmumi hatna acorad b
hpra4 Pla.t.
All ih rtr man wrra at rnnc. Tiaa
riMf larflrc Uh aa sdiiie of 2 t
!ha n7 rurd mt 2JO. I'uPin Amtrl
aaar's advanca of H V to 1 J tabliahad
hih prir for ilo H. h! KJUth
W ar ti rr materially arTt4
h in Intima'tort that fha alJIM mlcht raaa
farther pdrrhaa af muaittoaa la tma mar
r. rioma f the ainefca adanra4 1
2 ' paint, ih graii an tp mad
rwcta'a tiei prvfrra4. aa a rrauit of
rnr a of dt dnla
Rai.a ra irrjlar 1ir)n th aarljr ara.
-M'f htuM or th prjin prr
' acair-t Nw llarn. whlrk fell 2 S 1
. hC later pronounced lti provament waa
nmnfmtm4t h ria ovtnrtfllna: with I
pubita-ation af iuthm f'acirir a ln-raaia In
artir-a for fVtih-r of a : ti t I.;oi,"l,o.
Metal mf h avr r(iv fnr tha mnat pat
a th Kariia ta iA.-hn.n ra tp-tad
t drt f -om tha tfutnhuiica of iua
hmettins ao rx miria:iv inaanl fha mrf
'ninf 3 1 at 91 : . hut loamr mm rf
ii aanea on raalu na aa'ea Ther wa
taod r aHa-rptta of L'nn4 ftataa ttieal
a fractional ra. Wal liihlhm Mteol aa
at 'a iihAtii quo;a(tvn aarpt for an Of -
ri.tnal Add lot. Total aaa mounted to
4.t . oi aha re
"Kuiur'" aa-e of ferraniM Marina 4Hl
firm rn4 markrt Total aalra. par alu.
acrcaUd . I . L nlte4 taiea pond
tr car-fcaoaed on rail.
CI-OlINO "TOOK Qt OTATtO.VU,
h,o rfh. Ctoa.
Aafca tiofd... J O . a
A'.ta'hlmra . I..'"' M
Am rufir 3 li
Am l- oni a . 1 T
Am a a H(... :i.aw l"v
am Pt't
Am 9u r life. 1 17 s
Am T a T.... I.; -hi .
Am To-v-c. . . ' ' . 7
l.d,n Law... 1 1 1 T '
U
li:ih'w tie ....
i'k:rn H T..
4
I 1"-
Ahfomta Pat
Ca laifl-. . . .
i nt'al Lathai
' A O
' . W
MAM r...
i I a r it ..
'hino toppr.
F a I....
rurtbla hle4t..
I A UOi.fl..
l'tU;fa roots
a K;rn?. . .
(I Nor p(4. . . .
lit ,f Cirm Cttt
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AS
f.
UTS
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a.-:
Tn;t
IMS
fin"
-TH
J hi
l s
71 S
lit
It7
MS
41 1
37H
3 o
rnat4 lhi ama aroa 9a4 m aaoa
HmbM a lun I
aaot aa I r ba4y other 44 aac Aaat .:
M ltor. it ajri h itM.T. aa
mft. pa r aa4 a partlaa, laaaa
oiU.tox Moot
Traavafer mm
At
mt
7 la 71
Cavtfa
Owina araal aaa a4 I Iha YlMtis mar
t la in aaa la aaadorata qa
tiftaa aa tha aaaro4 mmm of 71 rant a far
fiaa at apt. Othor hta af frca la arta'
aal haa haae4 haada at ihMit ?
t 94 ttnft f r ft no aa4 Vrtm al)im. tK
oeaJurt: Wa aia atinoi4 la rmt
am 7 cnt a. ()a4 I4aa a4 ea4a
waaia haa at if am rnk cd-
ap th CMtamrr ut tw:Tti.
of aa'a aa tta orl4'ol l4f r lmm t
? mia pinf a a -o rpit4 a;d. lnta4
In 9 fca'f ttxS )rantn 4 Hiataltj
araaJa at 74 an4 raea. rWtt ra-
aoaetlvair. cm9 fina leeritary crJ4 ba
a au'al at prlra af?tn. a-M41" I
Mtbna'M, an itora from . la coal a.
aMro-Himar ta iha at. Mara or a Kr
M a4 rtara'l wool ha alwa aa4
9aal al r to to roa'a, rUaa owe.
.Mat;r a H'l andee fe am a!a aa4
Urt: mr- f a in ht N Mewaa
ai. Afaiiaa bat a :. aa i4 tth
" f radm at abmt ka t a7 coat a., rtoaa
9aio,
Ta t'am r.j-tf tt fWt'ot. a af Iha a
aral ai(ia)'aj
Vltm oi a.re U aaiain la aCfonata.
aa-r tr l io fart anarhaia dal t
M'n I tha aeiNnt ta paMitbm f
?a vjoaC. 9)1 ho aTsf a"t arr thm
atva ar a aa to hy aant. ta
"4. ar 94tIb wt ateadliy. al
I ft a ua' aa B?ianni, a4 rf
a4am thotr aaFitfai 4"-'t n(l')4 l fay
n tfy fc 14 pet proviat.
"9nn 4-rti4 N ttt p of
lei4l aoaa pr'tpMatJaa a:th.h a-m
mrHaiit atata ttai tikr haa bo4 haa
ara; gaaliooia trtao fter 44 Ut .
Aiiawat aer-ftif4 to t m ar af v ha
a ha 4marw9 al. air feaa ha
n. aaep la prw-, tt fea vortaia
t a i mm 4:r a pot irna in r ar a-9
iNftl.
fmlrr aaa) f aaairr fi Jar a.
t.nral jolhtaa wtallon
rvaoa raarh aujlrc prirmm- a.
I 4" . . ,Na J, J wc por doaea.
Jfciif prtroa: w 1. 4. Oceoo atorac.
I.TT I'eaa. fprlnc. 1
tW: larkm, 17.: torhev. droaaad. 709:
4-a. whua. 14--: colored. He: . 1 Nr.
IL TT9.M "Ht rramrr. cub a, oatraa.
aniB4 at 3t f'rota. . priata and rar
ta. aatra. ftia paM n pro-iuro:
t'ouoirr rrmmmmry. 7 I 0 J frurrilnf
aoitM ; outterfat. irtmitn 40a ? a r. A, N.
I, iTrrtr quatltt. lr. Xa J. 7.
ill C : noii rp:ata. Jothorv hoylnf
prwa. la pr ptan. 1. a 9. do-h I'orwand.
lon- AmeU-a, I pr po4.
r A !r 9m prr pud
rOMhi lKch. 7 t Pr pvia4.
htapU
! o- t'hh.nr
alUX i mb4 Hier 1-poand tatl.
ar do-n. a.half f'.a. l 1
pwo4 f i. 9J . Aaa ptoh. 1 -povand
MX K T hteo. 7?i pr caa.
l r9fe'alnlL eaek lot. 1--; P'atT
aota, . r:irto. 4r 1-'. a mo-l. I'ic,
poaniata. I s e . coaut. 1 1 rr doaon;
po-a-t t' a? W rit(iu'i,
HICA amait an'ta. 7e; tarr whlta. Tc;
Tim a. hav. . p'ra. ise.
fi 9i Htd. ta drm. 1 1 j "
(UH-rrlt a4 hrrv. 4 to
1. oatrui f. 4 ."'. poodrd. la harrola.
liv, cuhea, fcarr-la. ? 1
li t ifni ated 9I1A9 per Inn: half
ira4. 1. 910 por ia; . 9 1 1 p-c
ta. aairr I : par ia.
H ;-' t-rn !. 9 S W S P-ub4
9 r a 4 . J p a at 1 1. Iu
I'KIQ 9 HI IT Appo, per pjnd.
aprw-oA. I ' it t . poaeha. 9--. pn.reo.
Itan, l(i , ffoualna. oo Maat.
tnlh4 jttiltoaa 9S W ! . aet.l.
datea. 9riaa, l,ke prd. fa4 9 1 i pr
. carroata. f t?v f a. f- t-O'inr. J
ta 4 ar 93 ; 4 laoan". i !. I J
laaa. W. hjh. wi't-. 7ft; hlach.
ucfenh'm
I.I I -ntrjl
Int i on corp. .
Inapi-attn top
Int II r. .V J..
K C hutiem. .
Mh h Val ci.
I- A K
Me Iviralrum 12.
Mimi tapper..
l K A T PtJ..
IO r arlf lr
St H a.uit
Natioeai .aj.
Nevada ""o:ier
N T Central...
v y v Ha 11.
NorfoH A W..
ranrir....
1'arlftc Mil.. . .
ra. ir.r- tat.
I'onnavttar :
Pulmiq C.
Kav Cop.
H.adir.a
IVa t A K
m rir'fir
ltai:ay. . . .
MudabaVor Co..
t- n t oppor.
I n ion I'actflc
da pfd ....
V H Mel....
t I nin . .
fnn( T'ata. . ,
Unfit l'nir.
Waboat
Int Mar hfd.
Total
1 Ah
1.1 IM
1.9M
Va.704
4)u4
3 7"
T
3 WM
I.
i.:-
i.jW
t
19 J
J
1 3-
aTS
Al 'a
ii'a
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a-.
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MS
M
l-3 '
1....V
!
4-1
1
J.',
sis
.'
pi
1;
TS
MS
5 "
X
; ' s
-s
I'll
r.-it,'
"IS
MS
ft. H.
4O.OiKI
1".
"
4-1
44
7S
l S
4-
.
-s
t
K-.
4:l'i
..!',
JITS
:.
MS
J" l
1.-..1S
1 i"S
lis
71
R4
4I
4.1
trine hn. tbic: .ax, Tfl 10r; lima
bran. !v: hIl pfppiri 40u.V)c: tom.
lo, fcit$10O; cucumbers, OutfTc; let
lu. 1J:3 01.4O.
1'rult Linoni. $ O 3 "; : ericcef, $?T5
0 4.70; (rr.rtutt, 12.00471.0; pln.ppl.
II.. .Han. .itt: b.aanaa. Hawaiian. M0
.71; appla. ;jJ-. DKlduota frulla
lv.k arap... tin Hi: ixara, Wlnt.r N.lia,
Ti'l. l.
P.:atoM r1ta. Wfllll: Pallnaa. $1.00
01 ti; a.arl.. on lb flfMI, (1.4001.(0.
Cnion-allfArnla, 674c.
n.ipta r'lour. ?31 Quarira; parlay.
;i r.niala: Ixana. 04.1O aacka; potatoes,
aU'O aacka; har. Kl ton.
aral Rtoiwa.
AVAVXAR. No. 4. Turnantlnr Firm.
&4 Sc. Kalaa, 37 barr.la: rrcalpta. 31'3 bar
rrla: abipmanta. 104 barrala; atock, 11.203
barr.a. .
Roain-KIrm. Pa!a, 63.1 harr.1a: rac.lpra.
IIH4 b.rrl: ahlpm.nta, barrel: Mock.
rtH.nvt barr.!.. wunt; A. B, f.V5.1; H.
f iaj; . y7:.: K. ! 3; al. tl.:u; N,
W O. tn.MI, WW, H B0
Mrtal MuhM.
Xr.W TORk'. Ko. 24, Copper Bteadr
Elertrolytlc. 2oc
Iron ttteaay and uncnAnced.
w York Ruar Market.
N8W YORK, No. 14. Raw auiar. firm,
rentrifnaal. .;;; mslaaaea. tt. Kfln4d
aieadj-.
rhlrac Dalrr rradare.
CIMCAao. Nov. S4. Butter hither.
lr.am.ry. SPIiSIue.
Ktf necelpt. :i.V. ra.ea, unchanaed.
Mat h Mbmm1 Market.
Pl'LITII. Nor. 1-UiuiI. rath. !.
Wctmtor, HUTS: May. .2C2S.
Cottoa Market.
Nnf TOUK. Not. 21 Bpot cotton steady.
Mid-inns uplanftm It .. Hale. 10O0 bales.
Hop. .( ew Trk.
XEir TOMK. Not. 14 Hope ftt.adr.
WHEAT IS RESOLD
Foreign Traders Reverse Their
Former Position.
UNLOADING AT SEABOARD
HOG RECEIPTS ARE LARGE
MKIDV M1RKKT AT XflRTH PonT.
. l.AXO TARDA,
T.f) JnlM Art (la).le4 at M.laTraa'-
I.C la I.lakt la Otker
Tradlnc at th atorkirards veatertlay Si
rhlefly la lb. hoc division. Trier was
too4 rua f about a doaen loada and th
market was steady. Th top was quoted at
1110. but only about on. load sold at thle
pries. Heavy hose went at " 10 V3.10,
and !shtwelhts at 11 to IS.2J.
A few bancaea of lambs were disposed
or. lb tNt brlnslns 17. There were no
sales la th csttle- division eicept a few
boad of calves. ' Th bollJay will be observed
th yards today.
Recelpta were 07 cattle, three calves, 3453
hose end 40:1 sheep, ffhlppers were:
mtn rsttis F. 1. Pmitn. Hrappooss,
ear; lor. immermsn. Carlton, 1;
i'"wn. Celarvlile. I.
Wlih ht-T. D rerwuson. Amity, 1 car;
Wambasana. Independence. 1; F. B.
erke.-, Hilverton. Z; W. A Iaper, Toaralla,
I: A. V. Mea.ncr, Ooldendale, 1: Mike
lortrv. (loldendale, I; Ravmond Mclntoah
ftirhfirld. 1: D II. Cobb, Condon. 2; M. B.
Wh.tatone. Ilrppner, 1.
IVllh m Ixeu lo.de w. Ifc Plahon. Payton,
car cattle and boas: C. II. Karmer, McCoy.
cars boas and aneep: M . 1 roster. Con-
jn. I rar hnss and aheep.
The l.ya e.lre vere aa follows;
1 hoc , .
I hose. ..
C-4 hoce. ..
hose. . .
SO h.se. ..
"4 hose. .
8.1 hose. .
fl hose. .
:t hoc.. . .
4 lain be. . ,
.1 ra I vee. .
d hose. ..
1 hoe
lH hose...
34 hose. ..
4 hi
1VI. Prlce
-.'1 o ""I
?!MI 3 0-
1.0
3U 1
14J
I K
'.'14
3I.
J2-1
l::1
w
114
L'lO
d hose.. .
I hns... .
t lhi 81 hose.. .,
! 12 hosa.. .
.1 hose.. .
14 hose....
a hon. . . ,
7 hose. . . .
7 host. .
a hose. . . .
7 bos... .,
1 bos....
74 hoge . . ,
24 lamhe. .
1 lamhe. .
Wl. Prlc
214 S 1-1
3 nil
6.2.1
6 I.". I
0-.1
ft n
.1 !
7 0.1
SOI
6 Oil'
r..oi.i
ft I.-. 1
Vo
1.
1x7
;or,
L' -J
2. '3
2'MI
21.1
170
On
no
C.I
4 ."
l 10
a. in
.10
6 1
.1
in
,vw s 10
on on
71
0
a. 2.1
a.
lill 29 inihi.
3l) Biol
Tha range of pk-ea at Iha local yards for
he varioua classes of liveatock followa:
i'attl
rhoio. eieera
af.diam eteera
Co. s .
o"tl co.e ...
-diun cowa
r.rs
2.
1 n
narra lor I be dev.
HONrMt.
V f't re(. twv X T I Un 3Li
111 runufl ... Oj. tv.r I'.o 4. ...
.I"MS r fc : ...
. KM IV Tel A Tel :.. f SS
.1091 4t r.i-irr 4e p.
. . 1 ifo r.o tft 4.... vn
in 1 i-ln lao 4. .. f2S
r 41.1m t.
V ft 3a rr
e roupo.
i; M 4. res
do rMPon
Am a rti 1
At-h t;-n 4.. .
L A R U Ril it
r1
.
I11 1 .
.-ll I n
III
1 Sll 3. ...1P7S
He.
MTted
k. : (
14.41
kip.
t a4-. alow
Jew.. ry a.
aaltAav. or
Ht.it
-U a IteevkeiaXer
cbjewa. a f .-.
W "-. h -t.- la ti. ri.-ii..'f .r. t--w aad
. . 1. m:; . is. pit. a.w
.fie..!. A f!r' swt 4a.tn4 w.
, ee..re..,v t..f.r-lf. Sia ;itt' i.. Fa th
Irt'.rior e nfMi.4
SI fi. M.rvlt..- r '.. Sri. r.
g.n.r"v tne e.m. 11. 4.9 Wfoe.. t.
e.m..r llvet.i. bill. war. e.4 Se.al
. J...'T t emit. !, e-4 rr. J...
av 4 oft w.r.
ttnr.iM wn. err.
f .m T ii.it y
nn4 a.e-wt v.ea f J.t.r' br.a w.r.
eo'it .1 Tm . th. r -i e.I mt
mi :M,4 trs 4 I. mf t . as .ata
Th. m. t.. m'mi a.a.e w.e. 4:i.
T". r.ii 1'i.nixe r..ei . tt.
wn..& .M. ta'a y..r ai t ltleov. a"r
e-vms.'l !14H.;.ew ...r. W.I y..r
T '. a -'.4 t 1 .41 00. a -rea, 114 ui
S. 4rf7 Km t.ef ; .
Tiwie.t r.1-. '.. la e.re. w.e. e.eet.4
kr n M.n.'.a'e ttmaitt a. foi.a.e:
.i. w.i-j r-ir iea it. f
' 4
' !. wr.4.. i)
er .. TT
v e . . . u . a a..;
.4 . . 14 1
a. t. ... . , t : : J . .
1 . . . , k: 4 .
... r . . ; 11
t ..... 1. t; S
a. t ti 11.1....; 1 1 re t
4. It 14.
lrAr-4 rrop. ..I.'
; l e mk
1-. ..'14 rT. I.- rMS hM
IK a.ee il l, la, dry
4 -T e.'f. ?r
afi'le- :.rf. rve.n. lenfflc.
oii u-e '.. tc pv pva4.
1 . n l:UK-oi4 a.4
Pr i.T-rvrr s. .ao'.4 p'ta a: 4rt
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rt. pw.ta ..ee I. f'.e pMini. Mgh.r. with
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?S H J per el.
rfitis. ao.div Mite. II Al; demand.
II eahlee t4 7o.
Her .tl.r. Sli.
M.alr.. dnl.re. 1 1 a.
.r.meal bonds elredv: rai;road bonde
lirnt
Tim. I..KI fl-m. l( end PO rl.s. 2
per ..nl- .it, morth. IS per e.nl.
111 mon.r atl. h'.. 2 rer cent: low.
I p-r r.r.t. ruling riir. I. p.r cnt: lean
ln. 2 per rent, rln.ing bid. IS per rent.
rred at 2 pr cent
X rn AXi'tm'o Nov "I London an
daiv. IOI,: it. mar. I. 4 -.. eahle. 4704.
VI. Or., dollar.. 4'e. drelie. ht. par
rent, do teegr.ph. J per r.nl.
U'NIVJN. Nov. I lur ellv.r. :', par
Itf I par r.nl.
r.l... li.rt bills
aoatb. S4i3a a-r r.nt
' IMvlsVwd. tveelarew.
XI TOUK, Nov. t Th. TV-lrsar..
t-.'fc..aa. A Welra R.rrnad I'nmp.nv
1e-1.y 4rUr4 aa aalra divfd.nd of 10 p.r
e.rl. rr.amg th. in-ml d:rlrthuimn 20 pr
rant. Thle amount b.a baen paid for eev.
er.l ve.r. In tha for-n of 2 S Pr rent on
th. aT.r-r;y .nd 1 p.r cent eilra aa-
auatllf.
Th dirw.ors of the Xt.ntene Power rom
Paar loder !ee:are4 a auert.rlr dividend af
S .1 I P-r cent on tha rommon etnek. an
leer-aea of a S mt I per rent over fha Pr
vioue rat and eetaM:Mrjg. vh. stock oo s
par cent beeis,
PMU.AD:l PHIA.NT. 24 Tha Baldwin
Imimeli TA'orke la-'ll de'arad th. r.go
l.r e.ml-tnnu.1 dividend of Si par r.nl
an the pr.f.rred etoek No artlnn wi taken
en h. question of rasumlr.a dividends OS
lb. r o m mo. stoeb.
and three
K 11 II.
are
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If hi
Hcivy
Sheen
1i here
Kwra ..
Lattiba .
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Omaha Liveatock Market.
"VIAHA. Neb.. Not. 21 Hoes Receipt",
4"'X: higher; he.vy. d.25ti 11.43: , light.
4i1d .'-I; pigs, .V23T8.40; bulk of sales.
tiL4.V
l.tllr Receipts. S'JAil: etesdv; native
e-eora. $tl .oH 9..M1; roee and heifers. .VuO
7.1; Weatern aieera, IGlf.4 2.-.; Tevaa ateers,
e'..7..ti7; etorkera and feeders, lutjfi
riiwp lteeolpta, .tjimi; steady; yearlings.
$.;trniil; wethere. $.-..- 70; lamll, y.73.
Clilraga I.lvratork Harkrt.
CHIfAOO. Nov. 24. Hogs Receipts. 4
or..; unpettled: shade higher lo r.c lower
bulk. . '..'. v 11 en; iicht. . f,-.v "": miieH
lanii 4 &.I; heavy. .iuv4s.'i; rough. 44.
Ud.V.; p:g. t.t 7o(f i.7i.
t attle Heeeipie. 12.iH: weak: native beef
cattle, f.i.n.'. t in .".0: Wcefern ateera. $d.20t
a ro; cowa and belfera. 32.7009; caKea, $4
41 ! . a.
riheep Receipts, i.onn; strong; wethers.
Htllal; lamb.. .-'.. t; a 1.1
Cessation of Export Demand Pnts
Grain Prlc at Chicago on
Down Grade; Corn and
Oata- Are Higher.
CHICACO. Not. 21. Lack of siport de
mand put wheat ralues today most of the
time en th Apwngrade. Quotations finished
nervous. Sf ha, to Ho net lower, wtlh to-
ramber at fl.03'4 snd Msy i.i..
Corn closed So lo fflc UP. ot w"n
(sin of SS to SSc and provisions
uochsnvsd to 'jZa higbsr.
Aaaertlona that LurODlim. Instead Of buy'
Ing, wer reaelllnn wheat at th aeaboard
did a good deal to (lv. bearish sentiment.
Corn trading broadened notably and
prices wsnt to new high records for the sea
son. Oats wer governed almost entirely by
corn.
Provisions mad soma aharp opturna and
showed unuvual activity among buyrs. a
larg. number ot whom, however, wore
short.
Leading futures ranged a follow:
' WHEAT.
Open. High.
Dae. i.:S fl.04S
May l.tilt 1.04 'a
; con.
Dec .tr.
May tTH .69 "i
OATS.
rv-c. 39 .J'4
May 11 'i .41 ta
MtSd PORK.
Low.
1.02
l.o. S
.43S
.Jia
.41
rioae.
l.Ot
.
.41 S
3S
.41 S
Jan 17.73 17 7 17.71 17.73
May 17.73 ll.ii li. '.
LARD.
Jan. .I3 Ml t.17 t.4I
Mar f.;o . 41
fllORT RIBS.
Jan Si ti til t f 3
May .7o I. . '
I'a.h nrleea were:
Wheat No. 2 red. nominal; Nn.3 red".
1 1 til 0..: So. 1 hard, nominal: No. 3 bard,
11 o.' .v3.
orn No. 3 yellow. 01a, innir; .-o.
yellow, new, II !a 0 44c: No. 4 white, new,
u.' v U 4 e
UatS NO, a WnilC, 44 Vc; sianuaiu,
i:ys No. 2. i'jl.c.
Karley Slw70c.
Ttmotby ltt .
Clover Slttol: mostly 13017.
Wlm.rT recelnla Wba-at. :.k4.V0 TS.
Ill O11O bushels: corn. 76S.000 vs. 1.I11.00
hh.la- o.ta I hlt.M vs. 1.1..0.IMK) buenci
Ohlpmenls Wheat. 1.7iO.CM.o , j.ji.uo.
buabclt: corn. Xl.n"0 va. .is.iare swata
oais. 1 Oil. 0OO vs. j:j.tn.j ousneis.
Ciesrancns Wheat, 4i..ooo ouaneai; cms,
noo kuehela; oats, 12,100 busbels; flour, II,
vo bsrrsls.
Mlnneaitolia (irala Markets.
irtvvb-itini i.il Nov ''4. Wheat recm
hoe f.nu c00w: 'ilay. S1.02S: No. 3 nam,
tin::?. - No. 1 Northern. I1.V1 T. it 1.03S i no.
Northern. l7Sto.Sc.
Itarley. 7ioj 64c
1-lax, tl-MVs' 1 "S'i.
Foreign (.rain Markets,
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24. Cash wheat, quiet
nd unchanged to Sd lower.
she was ordered here for repairs, but I
wnen it was discovered toe lacuuies
of tha Seattle shipyard, were too
jammed with present business, she was
ordered back and repairs made at the
Victoria station, after which she came
here.
CAMPAIGN STICKERS ISSUED
Aberdeen Club Backs J. G. I-Is
for GoTernor.
ABERDEEN, -Wash.. Not. 24. (Spe
cial.) More than 100.000 envelope
stickers, advertising; the candidacy of
John G. Lewis, ex-State Treasurer, for
the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor, were Issued here yesterday and
placed In circulation for the first time.
These are assembled In about 1200
packages, and will be distributed
throughout the Grays Harbor coun
try and Southwestern Washington, to
be used in state mail.
The Issuance of these Is the first
move In the Lewis campaign taken by
the Aberdeen Young Men's Republican
Club.
lillllllli
RURAL CREDITS TALK GIVEN
Phi) K. nates Addresses Students at
Agricultural College.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE. Corvallis, Nov. 24. (Speclal.)-
Phll 8. Bates, editor of the Pacific
Northwest, of Portland, addressed the
students of the commercial department
at the Oregon 'Agricultural College
yesterday aa the fourth lecture in the
series of addresses given by business
and professional men of Oregon.
He took up the general subject of
rural credits and agricultural co-opera
tlon, dwelling at length upon the needs
of the latter among the farmers of the
state.
"The best work being done by your
college today Is that done by the com
mercial department teaching co-operation
to the farmers of Oregon." said
Mr. Bates.
BI'ENOS AIRES,
hansed.
Nov. 24.-
Kaatera drain Markets.
mxCTH. Not. 24. Wheat closed: De
cember. USc: May, 1.02.
WINNIPEG. Not. 24. Wheat closed: Da
cember. Se bid; May, ' bio.
mvxKAPOMS. Nov. 24. Wheat closed
December. BUSa99S: May. (I.02S askea.
KANSAS CITY. Not. 24. Wheat closed
December, 07 Sc; May. 11.00.
FT. LOflS. Not. .4. Wheat closed: Do
camber. I1.0JS; May. 11.05.
OMAHA. Nov. 24. Cash wheat, unchanged
to Ic higher.
Corn, to ic higher.
Oats, S to l'c higher.
ARMY BOARD ADJOURNS
0.X ' ' .
coi.om:i, titkrr rklikvkii
llVK FAILED IX TKT.
TO
lack steady al float aa.
LONDON' Nov 24 American securities
o tha etoek market ..re dull today unlit
n.ar tba eloee of th eeealon. when a few
batting order, rutaal a et.adv flnl.h. sev
eral Amertcaa eo'4 bonde er eold.
SAM lUAMCtbf'O moilltK MAKklT
rrtrra rarvawl Mi ll.llee, I lia, lValta, Veg
etablaa le a rif Ity.
H4V rt'AXrliro. No. 21 Butter
Pen evlr... '.'vse. Irltn. flreta. 2HC:
frl firete al'.r.
I'm-rre.h eitrat. 31e:. aelected pulTeta.
41i-
i'h..ae N... 1; California Cheddar.
If'..:, lourg Americas, 10c.
Vtt'.i;t iuiowir aquaao. (i."JSL30,
Ksaatlaall.. Xt.pa. la-avlag Preaaava.
tlaa Officer 'will t Re Ile
t.raed Active l.lat.
VANCnl'VEn, Wash.. Nov. 24 (Spe
claL) The hoard convened here to
examine Colonel Tucker for reinstate,
men! In the active list of the Army
adjourned today and returned to) their
stations. Colonel Tucker haa left the
poet, presumably for his home near
Hood Hlver.
Me underwent physical examinations.
and waa kept In the post hospital Mon
day, with the understanding If he
passed th physical test the mental
text, would be given.. Inasmuch as the
mental teal were not given, and th
hoard haa adjourned. It la presumed
that he failed to pass the physical test.
Th. report of th. board will be for
warded to tha War department In
Washington, nnd the result will be
made public there. No member of th
board Is permitted to divulge any of
he proceed inn..
3000 TURKEYS ARE SOLD
Aberdeen and Iloqulam Sale Ilun
Into Thousand of Pounds.
ABERriEKV. Wash, Nov. 21. (Fpe
ctal.) Approximately 15 tons of tur
key. 30.000 pounds or 3000 bird
wer sold In Aberdeen and Iloqulam to
day. Two firm each handled orders
for 10.000 pounds. Many other dealers
handled smaller amounts. The sal of
ducks, geese and chickens also was
heavy.
The chief social Thanksgiving event
will b tha annual Naval ball, which
will be held In tha Armory tomorrow
night by th Fourth Division, Naval
Militia.
Ilorwe Bujer Vlnlts Geneaee Barns.
OKXESEl', Idaho. Nov. 24. (Spclal.)
lshmus J. Davis waa buying horsaa
here yesterday at the Kotlett fc. School
er r-arn. He bought IS head of nice
horse, paying from f 100 to 1140 a bead
for them. . He will ship these horses to
Spokane. Wain.
firaln al Han Francisco.
Ktv vmsrwro Nov. 24. Soot quota
in'.l w.'ia. 11.(12'- a l.iis per cental: red
Ilimelan. 11.60 U l.-"s : Turkey red. H.mn
I 70: blueetem. fl.7niri.T2S Ter cental.
Barley, feed, f 1.27S& 1.80 per cental.
Onte. white. fl.37Srol.4i per cental,
win toon nr.n 124 4r 24.2.". per ton; mid
llnsa. l.Klir.l per ton; short". I.'l.ii
:.t per ton.
Call board: Harlev. December, fl.28 per
cental; May, fl.3 per rental.
Puget Sound (iraln Market.
SEATTLE, Nov. 24. Wheat BlueMem,
!i.e: turkey red. P..e: fnrtyTolrl, H4c;-ciud,
l'2e: fife. Hlc; red Russian, She.
it.ri.v l'i n ner ton.
Yesterday'a ear reeelpte: Wheat 40, oats
0. barley 2. corn 4. hay 6. flour 13.
TACOMA. Nov. 24. Wheat Bluestem
0fi-: fortfold. !4e; club. 3c: red fife. U2c.
.ar receipts: Wheat 24. oats 1. hay 2.
LIGHTHOUSE AIDE IS DEAD
Gus Xlkander, 50 Years Old, Passes
Suddenly at Xortli Cove Station.
SOUTH BKXD. Wash.. Nov. 24. (Spe
cial.) Gus Nikandcr. RO years old. as
sistant keeper of the North Cove light
house, died suddenly yesterday at
the station., of heart disease. He had
been complaining of rheumatism of the
chevt and shoulders.
Mr. Nikandor formerly was mate on
the buoy-tender Heather and had also
sailed on the Manzanita and Columbine.
Ho served a number of years in the
lighthouse service at Tillamook. Or.
He haa a brother. Henry Jones, In As
toria. Mr. Nikandcr had been at the
North Cove lighthouse about three
years.
NEW WHEAT RATE ALLOWED
Washington Commission Lifts Ban
Plan on Increase May 1.
OLTMPIA. Wash.. Nov. 24. (Special.)
After suspending since May 1 an in
crease of 33 1-2 per cent In the freight
rate on meats from Tacoma yards to
Seattle, the Public Service Commission
veaterdav allowed the new rate to
no into effei-L
Although the new meat rate is nigner
than the rates on flour, .wheat, hemp
and beer, the Commission finds that
the rates on these commodities are con
trolled by water competition, also that
the railroa! must pay switching costs
of Its earnings on meat. The advance
was warmly contested by meat ship
per a at Tacoma.
PERSOI.ALMEI.TION.
J. A. Carson, of Salem, is at the Im
perial. F. II. Rust, of Boise, Is at the Multnomah.
L E.
Eaton.
John
Seward.
S. H.
Oregon
Darlings, of Salem, la at the
Stult of Salem, Is at the
Seattle, Is at the
of Condon,
of Mosier,
. of Dayton,
is at the
is at the
is at the
Moss, of
6
E. K. Groves, of Pendleton Is at the
Oregon.
O. C. Sether, of Glendal. is at the
Oregon.
V. K. Hobson, of Tillamook, la at the
Perking.
It. P. Karlund, of Eugene, la at the
Norton la.
A. H. Porter,
Imperial.
W. C. Stone,
Imperial
W. S. Herbert
Cornelius.
Tt. K. Stone, of Clatskanie, is at the
Multnomah.
G. O. Ireland, of Junction City. Is at
the Perkins.
M. Vernon Parsons, of Eugene, is at
the Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. GUI, Of Bend, are
at the Eaton.
S. S. Alexander, of Los Angeles, is at
the Portland.
E. C. Johnson, of Salem, is registered
at the Oregon.
Mrs. I. B. Quesenberry, of Vale, is at
the Cornelius.
Luther Nelson, of Onida, S. D., is at
the Nortonia.
E. L. Fisher, of Albany, is registered
at the Seward.
B. J. Weller, of Mosier. is registered
at the Multnomah
M. J. David, of Seattle, is registered
at the. Multnomah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Donnelly, of Baker,
are at the Nortonia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Davidson, of Seattle,
are at the Portland.
J. K. Darnelle, of The Dalles, is reg
istered at the Seward.
Robert Anderson, of Kelso, is regis
tered at the Imperial.
H. A. Brandt, of Silverton, is regis
tered at the Cornelius.
Charles B. Gay, of Mcdford, Is reg
istered at the Perkins.
W. R. Collie and family, of Hood
River, are at the Seward.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Gerhart,
lings, are at the Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. James Griggs!
coma, are at the Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kiser,
coma, are at the Cornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White, of Golden-
dale, Wash., are at the Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Nelson, of Dallas,
are registered at the Nortonia.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Thompson, of Oak
Point, Wash., are at the Eaton.
FACTS
The "Willamette Valley Is
about 60 miles in width by 3."o
miles in length, and the water
shed comprises a total area of
about 1 1.-U0 square milvs. It
embraces a most fertile and
productive area, aud is tha
largest and most important
valley in the State of Oregon.
An average rainfall of 45
inches over an average period
of loJ days per annum at Sa
lem, t Jie heart of the valley,
renders the rural roads during
this period all but impassable
To make them serviceable at
all times these mads should
be hard surfaced with
BITULITHIC
Warren Brothers, Journal bids.
iggllgggggllE
Francisco and snow has occurred in portions
of Utah and "Wyoming. It is much colder
in Nevada, Utah. Southeastern Idaho, Colo
rado, Wyoming, Eastern Montana and the
western portion of The Dakotas.
Conditions are favorable for rain Thurs
day in Western Oregon and Western Wash
ington arnt for rain or snow in the eastern
portions of these states, with higher tem
peratures, cloudiness will increase in Idaho
and probably be followed by rain or snow
Thursday nurht or Friday morning, witk
rising temperatures.
. FORECASTS.
Portland and. vicinity Thursday rain,
som her 1 y wl nds.
Oregon and Washington Thursday rain
west, rain or snow and warmer east por
tion, frfronj southerly gale along- the- coast,
increasing southerly winds in inferior,
Idaho Thursday increasing cloudiness,
followed by fain or snow by Thursday night
or Friday, warmer except southeast portion.
EDWARD A. BKALS, Forecaster.
UMATILLA WORK SUSPENDS
Laterals Are t Be Concrete-Lined
AVhen AVork Resumes In Spring.
rKXDLETO.V, Or., Nov. 24. (Special.)
With the completion of the main
ditch on the west end of the Umatilla
Government project, work has been sus
pended. The bigr concrete 3itch. which was
started more than a year ago, runs
from the . diversion dam west of Her
miston to the end of the Echo and
Coyote railroad cutoff near Coyote. Tha
laterals running out over the land
will he lined with concrete In the
Spring.
FIRE CHIEFJS DEPOSED
Wcnatclice Council Removes Van-
landingliam, Who Would Xot Quit.
W'ENATCHEK, Nov. 24. tSpeciaL)
-The City Council, by unanimous
action, removed tire Chief A. J. an
lanaiinsham, anil appointed in his place
C. K. Foster. ho has been serving as
a paid fireman.
The City Council gave Vanlanding
ham an opportunity to resign, but on
his refusal, he was deposed. The
charges against him were incompetency.
TKArCLERS. criDB.
of Bil
of Ta
of Ta-
Senator Announces Candidacy.
MARSHFtELD. Or, Nov. 24. (Spe
cial.) Senator I. S. Smith, of Coos
County, announced he will be a candi
date for re-election next year. He will
urge the enaction of laws which will
protect i-hippers from losses in event
of shipwreck and the amendment of
unsatisfactory road laws.
San Francisco
Los Angeles
WHhat Chnge Ka Roate)
The Big:,
Ciena,
Comfortable
Elegantly Appointed'
S. S. BEAR
Sail From A In. worth Dock
3 P. M.f November 27.
100 Golden .Mile, on
Columbia River.
All Kates Inelade
Berths and Men lft.
Tabic and Sen lee
Unexcelled.
The San Francisco A Portland S. S.
Co., Third and Washington Streete
(with O.-W. R. & IS. Co.) Tel. Broad
way 4300. A 6121.
Twin ' "Palaces ef actf le."
is
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL KKPOfT.
PORTLAND. Nov. IM. Maximum temper.
ture, 4i degrees; minimum temperature, 3d
eKTeeit. Rivr reading. S A. M.. 9. t feet.
hancn In last IM noun, n.u-foot rise. To
tal rainfall to P. M. to i P. M. . .V. inches.
otul rainfall since September 1, ?!., 11.04
Inches. Normal rainfall since September 1,
inches. Kxcess of rainfall fcince Sep
tember 1, l.tl.,, o.l inrhfu. Total sunshine.
minutes: nonsible sunshine. H hours t mln-
tea Haromeier 4 reduced 10 sea level, o f.
M., incnn.
THE WEATHER.
STATIONS
Stat of
iVeathsr
I Homo
. Cainn
ADMIRALTY BUYS LUMBER
Hrlti-h Steamer Karma Arrives From
Jamaica Under Sealed Orders.
8 E ATT I. K. Wash, Nov. 21. (Special.)
Under acaled order from the British
Admiralty, the British steamer Karma,
Captain A. E; Dryden, passed Port
Townsend this afternoon for Seattle
from Ksqulmalt to load lumber here at
tha tchwaJTer-Nettleton mill, presum
ably for England.
Tha Karma arrived on the Sound
rom Jvineston. me unusn Aiiannc
naval base at Jamaica, and proceeded
to the British North Pacific naval base
t Esquimalt, from whence she was
rdered here. Bhe will be the first
British steamer under charter to the
British Admiraltv to load lumber here.
When she first arrived at Esquimau.
aker
Bof
on
rv
f'hlrauo
renver
Des Moines . .
Duluth
Kurfka
(.alveston
Helena
Jackisonvlllt . ..
Kansas t'iiv . .
Ios Anpelea . .
Maryhfield
Med ford
Minneapolis ...
Montreal
New Orleans .
New York
North Head
Nort h Yakima ,
Phoenix
Pocatelio
Portland
fcoeburjr
Sacramento . . .
St. Louis
ShR I-ake
fun Krancfsco .
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatongh island
Walla Walla ..
Washlnfcton ...
Winnipeg
l
J -loo.nj . . SE Pt. cloudy
I 4l O.O.' . ic icar
I 40 0.04 10 N" .Cloudy
4ir..iw.... w it. ciouay
u.fw. wsh; it:iear
l O.OO . .'W (Clear
0.00 . .is k'loudy
:is o.m WiNE cioudy
vi 1 .OS:,, a Mam
. . j .''.... 1 ." : i.ar
.. :i 0.00 18 sw (Cloudy
.j (is o.uu . . k clear
.. 7" 0.00 s Clear
.1 700.00 12 NW'clear
., 5 O.dh . .MV Rain
. 0.11 . . N ICIoudv
.' 4.', 0.00;12 SK JCIouily
S4 O.Ofl!. ..NB Clear
" 0.00 . . 'Clear
44 0.OO'i6'N 'Cloudr
44 0. 20 20 E Cloudy
45 0.00 . . SW Clear
7" A.OO 111 t' Clear
ni'0.12 20SW Icioudy
4i 0.411. . . iB Cloudy
Rain
J4'O.B4
r.s 0.00 . .'pe Pt. cloudy
m'D.finlSS Clear
40 a. :14 10'K Pt. cloudy
..I :o.oo;iO;vv Pt. cloudy
. . . louoy
42 0.0O'. .;SW -Pt. cloudy
4.10.02'. . SW (Cloudy
4; o.os lfl sk cloudy
4ti 0.00. . . SW Clear
r.O O.04'. .!f 'Clear
.100.00 14.N ICloudy
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Storm warnings were ordered at 6:30 P.
M. at all Coast stations In this district for
a moderate disturbance which Is approach
inn Vancouver island and moving: ranidly
eastward. A storm of marked energy Is
central over Nebraska and the barometer
is relatively high over California and also
over the North Atlantic Coast. Precipita
tion, mostly in the form of rain, has fallen
on the Pacific Slope as far south as San
"(iHEAT NOKTIIEKN"
"NOltlllEKN 1'AtlHC"
SAN FRANCISCO HONOLULU
-Northern Pacific' sails for San Fran
.NOV. 2i, l7; aUfcX'. .1. 1.
Steamer express leaves u A. M. Uunch on
board ship, arrive Saa Francisco a:S0
F. M. next day.
Great Northern from Pan Francisco
for Honolulu, 'vember tf.
iiCKtl. OFFlt'K. fiTH AND 8TARK
lkh ones Broadway 120, A 671.
Tickets aUo at Hii and Morrison. 100 3d
at., S4S Washington st.
N OUT II PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
San Francisco
SANTA BARBARA. I.OS ANOELE3
AND SAN DIEGO.
S. S. ROANOKE
Mail. Wednesday, lire. 1, II 1. M.
COOS BAY
Kureka and San l"ranirco.
S. S. KILBURN
Sails Saturday, Nov. 27. 6 1. M.
Ticket Office 122-A Third St.
Phones Main 1314, A 1314.
FRENCH LINE
Coaiuagnie tieneralo Tranatlantiqu
POSTAL bEKYlCK
Sailings Frsm KtW iOKK to SORDEAU.i
ROCHAMUEAU Dec 4,3 P.M.
LAFAYETTE Dec 11, 3 P.M.
KSl'AliNK lec. IH, .1 V. M.
1.A '1'OI KAINK !. 1!5. 3 1'. M.
iXH FORMATION AFhLf
(', AV. Minuer. M0 hill A. 1). t liarlloo.
25S Murrieon .t.; . K. I.arrison. t. M. a &(.
I'aill Kv.; i)..rscv II. mitn. I 111 ja St.; I-.. I .
Baird. llM) 3d St.; 11. Dickson, H4II Waio
infeton e4. North Hank Koad. 6tb oad btura
st..; F. d. Mct-arlanu, u and Anuigtoii
vts.; K. B. Duffy. ll!4 SO .t.. fortuiuo.
AUSTRALIA
Honolulu, Suva, New Zealand
THE PALATIAL. PASaKNOKIt MTKAMKIU
R.M.S "MAliAUA" K.M ft. MAKIKA"
2u,OoO tons dia- tl.OOu tons dia
hail from VA.NCOl VER, B. C, Nov. 24,
Dec. Jan. lit. Apply Canadian parlflu
Kailway. 5." Third St., Portland. Or., or to
the (auudian AuMralanlan Royal Mail Line.
140 Seymour Street. Vancouver, fl. C.
DailyBoattoTheDailes
dir.. UaLLES C1T and STIIANGER
Uave Portland dally, 7 A. M., ex.
ccpt Friday.
Leave The liir dally, 7 A. ex.
erpt Saturday.
AXDER-Sr, DOCK, l"Onn,A!D
Phone Main 814. A 5112.