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Newspaper Page TextTTIB 3fOTtXTXO OHEOOTA?f. THURSDAY, DECE3IBER 9, 1913. " 21 WHEAT BIOS LOIR Offers in Country Arc Reduced Two to Three Cents. itf a a 4 c mark'H r''4 n -. -.. r""n 4.- ft.' . --.. FARMERS GENERALLY FIRM (.mUli io IWwjhl rrl la Urri, llorrr. .r ow Tr) In t t nh.a.1 -Mcrrlt-tat. t Arlun btd Ilcdavr-.. WAR SHARES STHDN6 ruUk0 MARKET Oral. IVw, I .. V.rvftasta l.ts'.an.t.. Boa i . ii i , ....aery. I:i4.'.t4 ................ .S . " r-.:.j r. e-i f . fc- I K 4U4 w 1 whit f.at .... I I Hart., QlOf T0 CI. I t4 . -c v. :.Mt ? eaB .4 r te-o tu:; in la. ave to mg t'V. 8 j .... toC.. I i" Vr.tl ...tare '. .r ..!,: ...t-rj.f cswm lit m". TVBi.. tnw e . j. i. t IM an. '.attt .4 t&eaB WB ftftMiaa'a e.-r.ra rp!'l. t.r.ut e ..,- w.v. mm ' wn-.t s: lie .pentn tt. wea "" ! ul . .. .t.rnr IS K m.ftt ...inst triais. r ftc Bft i : I fr aWii:. . ..,... at ir .n. it. Lurry w.r ,p, l ft... of IS .V- a4 It. IBr4 J41-f i-.t7;-4 Jat4.-r r ....... J. f.' Ja4.- .... 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II Tallica. It lI.U Br '. ata. II fr baa Xf I M' . rr.(aav, ftuU B(tc. fl C v k. Al'l'l. ri'a' alra t"T. S3: faa. T. ftt ' . I . I J.eaiura. Lr ai:r. :-. faar. 91 at, ftl a ar ,aalaara aura lr. Ii. fa." ft. a-ia.-. ftirt:'.. Vml'iwm: mm'rm fa . Ii. fie II. -j; -.. :. I.aa.:. .cr-.ja i SI. txurr .atal iaaaatrr rnaalr. Loal ftptn alataiioftB' l(J ; ora ro'". ri: Jt. I. . X. ;; J -a. 1 - r 4aam. jritat 'Kaa. .V. I. .-9lt. Ora4 ! . 5'H.-. rot tTST lfa. JJtli:': -tta. It tic. tartars. I: lurft-ja. !raa4. : - 0 . a. Ii(rttv: i-ai. c K' TTtr. a' rt.a"i. (Kraa. a- 04 at JIS "V-ata. . Fi aa raw Moderate Pressure. txmt hmr mnd Uo rrt of th vtork. Tn ovaltKf unchar.g1. but th market lmprovMj duritit ti dy with Wrcb iliin tap ! .74- ami July to . Hh h r.om thowlns a ilrinci or 3 to 0 poini 3r: rvbrvarr. .4c; March. 70c: Apn A usual- Vt:c; lUpimbr. VI4c; bciotxc, a i.c RoibnuC Art Anin IfnriPr eff -ilt; Rio Ta. TTie; l4Uitoa I IUM ll u I J rfw r "j v w f '- ii- u.- II vaa rTon4 that sjrM-i-nri pin.ot a bad o;d la coot and friaht mrm lata OKr at . but firm offrs tmia i4 ooot4 at Tic bmia EnsUah credit. Tha ettie.ml caMa rportd an aavanro i I T rvla la Itl. Maioc uocbaoaad. Kto LMdot WOO! fllFflL IrOXPO.V. tw. Thcr was kt de mand for tha ii0 la!s offered at t?x wool auctma mIm tod jr. nuMitoi paid 3s S for Quoooaiand rvtard and pricoa ruld l nra favor with lb market strons. Horn lrtdr wra tb largsai buyars. Amtri cans wara quiai. CTftCAOO. .Oao. . Buttur. aasr. 22 V fcss Rocelpta. ra-a, uncbanrad, STEEL RECOVERS ITS LOSS Kttlun: on London at Hl.Jict I'utnt for Corrrnl Mocnitnt. IL'alpnrn( Ortlrr JUcl by Kaltrood. and IoJatrlc. nr Yrk 8uKar Markri. NrT YORK. D-. ft. Raw luttr. raay nt.-lfucal. 4.:Oo; niolaaaa-a auicar, 4.4.1c. Ha rinrd. qutal. ALL LINES ABE STEADY NCar TOnK. !. a. Th rr.a!4aofi maaaait. tn-raa4 tana:. In ! ; a:aaa Waaliatioa aad llar:m. banklnc tr. riat.'-maa af a awaalb:. domaatw trai ra- artka aoJ a tall la AOI'.O-I r.nra aot-a to . a "radios aacaar th. prla- said mr oiraci rrtl-:aria war arnoaar th faa-tora srhlch a.atad thair Bri ta tooajr" profraaioaal mariit. a-nnatrwtl tl Hat larklrc. d'ftioaatra'.tHl tr tha tiaia( of a'Jit.onal ar4ar. fwr 44iDm.at mr railroad, aad lit' d-lrtal catrttaaiaa. Icraaacl In th. dlvl- daada of tfc. tVaatar. t'nlo. Talrtrraph and aarl ronr cvmaantaa. troapa-l.v ti.ar railatt r;uaccla?. and th. airriKtl af BUr- liraT atehaaga. HaKrvadB .!bo ratxrtav4 bud- B-.ar.l.at inn ta .Votarr.ftar a-roaa r.turra. Uanarai Mjlora mad. a. aitram. r'.a. of 73 BAiR'a to th. raaap roord of It4. and Mluriabakar calnad at !. 1 to l.po.nt atvac. la Marvantllo Marin pra farr-d IrUad Fruit, tha baraaaiara, oi:sl Thar, was a good run of hoa at tha aad aiml ar nc:aa..'iad kanaaa. nana .ra I nockrarda yratcrdar. but not much cama In conn Rt.x ot noes at north PORTLAND YARDS. Brat Load I. Take, at 4 Caolra? I.asika. Asala Ilrl.a; 7,VJ. Cattl. Quirt. sadar tno''arata ftut con at ac I ppaaa'ira. par- tca.arlir t aaa tiaa ric:f:e. urrat raortb.r i'i. K.a lmr asd En. Lll 'a ftatcB Mlaal til haBTT at th. oat- "I.-fa. Mr. to ill, but raoBartnaT to ITV. i.!hh.m S:aal Ichilr daa:t la. but i to tTi. . (aia of 4 ,. Total aala. airoantad to SLVCHv Bhara. Ikamaad atarllnaT aa at Its b.at for th. rnrtant aietrml. ftll:a b:n( ouotaal at "IS- franca war. a trir. haary, but sihar roniin.eial ram b.ld firm. ion.:a ar. lrracu;.r to baaay. with Con traction of oval-lira. To'at !c. oar .!. In otUrr IIucb and th. market throughout ao cjulat. I'licra war. ouotod cm a st.ady taala. Th. baat hoc off.rad In tu opaa arkat brouahl ' i and lu. A few cbolc. lairbl aoid at a Itacalfta Btrra T3 rattla. 1 ralvca, VOJ boca and 41 ihwp. Fhipprrs arra: Wlih calt:r lioushlou it bt.ph, w ooa !an-l. I rar. With boa II. A. Hacker. Albany. 1 car CI. r primer. Opal City. 1 car: C. J. tlark, Arllntlou. f rar: fa. II. linaa. Arllnctoo. rar: K. 11. Docker. Pllvarton. 1 car; J. u. IMnaraor. Wast Ecio. 1 car: Hubert Ale aaar.aar.-l : r4. t'all.d Plata bonds I Croar. Ool.icnrtaia, 1 car. Ubchaasaal on call. CLO-;NJ STOCK QUOTATION!" a. eal rrwa r- la r ' -l taar.r.: l.Mnery rraam.rT, --ar!' 10 .... ftatt.rfte. sf.rxiLi.raB ,?..!-.. la. a. aaa. . lilf.r. JIa. N. S. - I llfj -C-Ufaia l.'vt.t Ji&aorar ftala. B-U. la (ar a.s.l. f. . ft. I'UUM, .-r Aff.ru . ITa p. f m J r aft. Uit-riat, SiiftSa auaad. rviiis'i;... . b. r I'l-iea. A'aaka r.id.... AVi-a h;-ri.re Ana ll'at wcar. A rm tea . At. ticarna . Ana am th Itrf. do ft't An t.s:ar It... Tai a Tel.. Am Tobacco .. Acarond Co. Al-h.S'-n ...... l 4 L"rno. I a lbla .. li.ih'.Maia t".. i-l r R T.. r.: I,f-a'aura. . . k .. at Laa'.h.r.. fa-... :. S T"0 4 : z a -.w a. 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I-- l.S OS ""' "S T "S i"s i" ss - - s - - - s 4.".a, 4tH it: itoft, in 3 H SIS S ' . 1S j'lft i ii si 1 .. as 171 ; . i 1 14 lH J -IS ! 1-S T TS "-S 1:" ft )in H-S 1IT ll-.'. lias l" os I" 4"-S i t.t f' r - ' S r :s ''. . S s i - V its J"-' l"ts ?t 7 a S 17 , l. 17o :.S -"H "f. m St- tiH -.7 1-.H l:a It"1 a l'"' , ft'1 S aias "S With mixed loads Keea A Luke. Mc- Vllnnrtlte. 1 car cattle, hots; KIce Pros., sheridan, S rar sheep and boss; Georc. Zim merman. rambiM. 1 car ram. ana noes Cobb a Eaton. I.UKene. 1 car cattle, calves and hoes: S. U fmith. Scappooae. 1 car cat t:. and ealvea. TUo da s rala war. as follows: Wi rrlre.l Wt.rrlc. If hnaa lll', 1 .bora l.'5 11 XI hose .... " a -. I hoc J.li .4 hoaa .... 1 a " it" 7 lambs ... Mj i 1 h..aa ....si 'n:imn ... . ." h.a .... S 4 lam t a ... r-n f. .0.1 4ti"cs .... '-'"1 ", J yrarlmsa. 114 i0 The rant, of rric. at tn irnat aarda lor th. various classes or livestock 101101 tin Choir. tea-ra rr'TTS flood eleeta ,17 00 Ma;tum eta-era Chotro coa 8 .. rtoad rows .... .fers ....... fo:la ft:aa or l.lrh: Heavy ........ tteap i. TV. t her ra Lamb. .. a "7j Bi-.MS.7J .. 5 i oa5 . . IM'oS . .VI J "0 .. A V ft 00 I MHU . . 8 !.t 9 ' .. 4 0 0 1.00 .. 4 TS VI . . 4 on .r 1 l .. SOdfMI Omaha IJaralark Market. OMAHA. !.. ll-lta lleoolpte. 1 . hlr.iar. Ilaavr. .. i . d. :.o- Hclil. I0 7..-I : pica, Sii 0 0 ui bulk o( salts, I'i-j a 4 v IICO Vax-eipta, straoa-. .-.ait.a afa.ra. S4tauaffti; ro a a atd htf rs, S-"' 4Ii: W.at.ni etra. ICWk ft tu; Texas wta, S7.6.7; atockrrs at4 fcealera j.lf7.7.-v rin-p Receipt Iioran. tir. Teariin.s, Iti-rfToo- m.mera, iiuu0; lambs. H:ijSi Chirac. Uveatork Markri. rilir-AtlO. I-. . Hoca-a-ltecelved. 43.- Otat. strons lie to atov. yesterday's av.rsra. tuik. S4 3orS7"; llehl. S5.iltr 4: niikaxi. S4 1t4aiau; heavy. JO tl il-fi; rotiah. sv .11 1: pica. S4 "- '. it)e li.--.lpie. Jl.-rt. weak. Native baof rtratl li iOri IO..-": Western atecra. tl l.l II lo: 'rose aud b.l.'. ra, SOOpft lO; calves, 0 Mti lu ii. ehr.t iteciptA, la.ooo. firm, n.tnera. Si uva .l, unK ;.vvu:i. Dvlath IJsoev4 Market. PTLlTil. a Unseed, cash, I1MH: Dsaamber, $2 oi; May, IJ 10. 71 V tia VI a (14 1 Tela! e:e for the day, 3.000 share. PONDS. Iftrlrel limit at New York. Miff TTtlC. Pr. K Rvaporatrd apples. quirL I'rutica. Msher. I'tsilirs, firm. Hop al New York. NETS' TOtlK. TVeo. Hops, quirt. mmmmB credit given method V a rt nin !' ter 48 v I Mi r0.4j.rn... I ! ' do c -a I's Am me;t . . . . 1 1 J 1 L Ion fee 4a.... 17 AtrMeoa en 4a. S. da r 4e 1 4ft l a It O r.f -a. 1 U 8tori t 101 S N T C ea sss IIQa' marks al laawdaa. flATON" tc. :"ainc quotations- A'loa.j 5-1 INorth TlUlt. 1 Am I. a urn. bs '"om Arlaona Com. . . IXnixXA ArPLK UROWKR h:es bk.m-:fit or Tior it wkst. BEARS IN CONTROL Wheat Lower at Chicago, With Larger Country Offerings. PRICES AT CLOSE WEAK Crop Advice. From Australia and Argentina Are Also Unfavor able to Bullish Sentiment. Liverpool Cables Are Easier. rillCAOO. Dec S. Larer country offer ItiEs in tit. Northwest finally av. tha d tantace to the bears today in wheat alter th. market had passed throuch many more upa and downs than usual, rricea no.oa; w.ak. Ta-Jlc to ISO net lower. u.i k.. . .11 l.-.x. an.l v( . v at Sl.la Corn rloscrd Ho to a w Sc down, oats oil a anau. to SWSc, and provimona varyioj iram decline to a rise or ..c Wh.at t-altiaa nnd.rwent rlcht at tha start a setback In conseuuenc. of lower quotations from Liverpool, and becauso of bearish crop ad Moos from Australia ana o"a. Corn receKed good support, but failed to overcome tha bearish cffosl ot the break in the wheat market. Prico changes In oats appeared to ba gov erned almost wholly by tha action of otber reread Iavalor stock bare wera lucreas- Inir. Pro via Ion ranced hla-her atl day exoept Just at tho close, when buytnn power seemed to hava become at least temporarily ex hausted. Leading future ranged as follow: WHEAT. will of Annie M. Chrfstensen, who died in Oswego. October It, 1915, was filed in th. probate department of the Coun ty Court today by A, H. Birrell. of Portland, the executor. Five children are named as heirs, and the estate, consisting: of property, has an estimated value of Siouo. Petition for letters of administration in the estate of Mrs. M. Jennie Sulli van, the late wife of T. W. Sullivan, president of the Commercial Club and hydraulic engineer of the Portland Railway, Light ct Power Company, was filed today by Joseph EL Hedges, at torney for Mr. Sullivan, r-he leaves property in Portland valued at S750O, and besides her husband, three heirs are named, F. F. Sullivan, Sadie Sulli van and George Sullivan. Dec May Dee. May Dec. May Jan. May Open. High. ,.!.! 1.17'4 . 1.17K l.Uil CORN. . .(7H .61 S .Tlia .7:ia OATS. . .4J .3i . .4i4 .!. MESS PORK. .1 5 .11.72 1 0T 1S.U0 lo.na 10.2l Low. Close. Sl.14'4 Jl 15S i.lSH 1.16' .87 S . .711. .71 .i: .im .IftVs li n u so It.ii lS.tS S.7 S.70 S.S7 S.S7 S.87 10.19 LARD. Jan S7 May ltl.la SHORT RIBS. Jan 10 5 10.: S.S7 Mar lu.Si 10. S7 10.10 I'ash prices were: V heat No. ; red. SI. 71: No. S red. $1.19 1.1SS: No. 2 bard, nominal; No. S hard. 11.12. Corn No. 5 yellow, old. 72 sc: No. 4 yel low, new, tiC7c; No. 4 white, new, 6i ui.e. Cats no. I white. 4iet:c: standard, II 4JiSc- R No. e7c parley 44 u 7ic. Timothy .'. if 7. 71. Clover SlOat 11 in. Primary roeipt Wheat. i.t;0t v. .432.0UO buahela; corn. S77.O09 vs. ".54.00 bu-he a; oats. l.li.U0O vs. 1.2S1.0UO bushel Ehipnaenta Wheat. :.ta.ftu0 vs. 1.101. On bueheis: corn, 4fkl.(00 vs. S4T.fltXI buaheli oat a. .;.uuu vs. ta,noo buahela Clearances Wheat. Aio.buo bushels: corn. ...ta uuan.is: oats, es.uuu ousnefta: xiour. , u parrels. f oreign drain Markets, LIVERPOOL Cash whist- -Ad to 1 A lower. Corn. Sd lower. Oats, unchanged. Minneapolis Urala Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. . Wheat Deoem Per. S1.09S: Msy. 1 1. 1 'J S : No. 1 hard. 1 1 : No 1 N .rthern. ftl.lu', tr 1.10 V : N .-aortnern. l.u4 ri.nsi Parley. tpT-. 'iax, :.Cao J.. CORN SHOW IS DUE HERE O.-W. R. at X. EXHIBIT ARRIVES FROM WALLA WALLA TOMORROW. Succeaa of Crop la Xorthweat Ts Il lustrated by Products Gathered In Promotion Campnlirn. If you have a notion that corn can not be successfully grown in this Northwest, step into the Failing build ing at Fifth and Alder streets today, tomorrow or Saturday and convince yourself to the contrary. The O.-W. R. & ,N. Co., which has been active in promoting the corn growing industry in this territory for the last several years, has leased the building and for the next three days will present what is declared to be the best exhibit of corn ever assembled In the Northwest. Admission will be free and the general public is urged by omcials of the company to attend. The company conducted a success ful corn show at Walla Walla last week at which specimens of farmers' products from various parts of Oregon, Washington and Idaho were' displayed. "Farmer" Smith, agriculturist for the company, has seletced the best of the Walla Walla stock and has brought It to Portland. Mr. Smith contends that within a few years corn will be the principal grain crop or the .North west, exceeding even the production of wheat. He admits, too, that the wheat yield will Increase substantially. Contrary to the notions of the early day farmers of this territory, he says, com can be grown as successfully here as io Iowa, Kansas or other celebrated corn-growing states. The show in Port land is expected to convince Portland people of this fact. FACTS Farmers sooner or later come to realize the desirability of diversified farming. No cause limit, farming of this descrip tion as effectively as bad roads. Speed of transporta tion from farm to the unload ing or selling point is essen tial. Diversified farming means a change from staple crops such as corn and wheat to more perishable products tmch as fruits and garden truck. The possibility of this chance is dependent upon road conditions that will always be absolutely ideal if hard surfaced with BITULITHIC WARREN BROTHERS, Journal Building'. havo fallen in Western Washington, Wes ern Oregon, Northern California, the lower Inks region. Middle Atlantic and East Gulf stute. A maximum temperature of 6' deirroes occurred this afternoon at Walla Walla, which Is the hitrliest December tem peruturo on record at tltat place. Conditlonj aru favorable for r&ln la this district Thursday, with lower temperatures In Southwestern Idaho. At the hiirh-level sections of the district the precipitation will be in the form of snow. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Occasional rain; southwesterly wlndet. Oregon and Washington Occasional rain west, rain or snow eaat portion; southwest erly wind. Idahu Kaln or snow: colder southwest portion. EDWARD A. BEALS, Forecaster. . Kaalera Uraln Markets, KANSAS CITY, Pec. s. December. l.oo; Msy, Sl uvu Lull. FT. i.oris. May. $1.10'... Dc. 8. December, $1.10 - 74 I al-itnet a Atl. 'i-unrv l m l'c!a....Jli j-Iannoa ... iVat-aaaal . 14 H'tDerlO. .... t oe, ll. a Cea... Sal S -Jf A Mln.. 3 a-. .1 ii.Jt. Cob. l'V Tamarack 44 i. II r-m. at am ja a T"S "o p'rd 44 S IH 't'till COB lit t;'tvirona 3s 14'. 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I'4t. ft.awaaaf. aa4 ftrft a. war. ac.4y. l-...a.- poe. waat Baat at T cnia VaJ Ti. d.artaal fr freaa e(4s ks i: la - rvr YORK. I'. I T. pco.a.roaia eoa- 4''. ooa att.ai.nf I (ar?r laauacry war f.rt-1.f ia-lit.4 to-4a fta al.'-arataoa vt'if lEkara.'! ali4n4 Tfta t tan Coppoe CaaxiPav taraa4 I'. quarter. y rata trarna It ta St wit.- in. a larreaaaB ta a :i4 c.!StEn.ea Ky Caoao..d ata4 i'o(p.r i'lapitr rtaoa STs t .4 c.n-.e. Natal Ca4u.tat-4 Capper Cacnpaay aad 1. a mn-m ii a 4 n a- taftar r.mB.r la reaa.4 It dlvl dW. :a f-'ri4 la Caa'at t I L Ta lliatl a Sapoaior Cuooar CmiMtr, rm af--4 .X.ar l:a a. talarw.-a ar. a-1 J I ft aautinaat. a.-.ara,l. it 11 ta t It. f.r1 - 4'.rtar al .4aB4 af :. ...ta. aa evtr draiaal i: ... aa asataal t. eslr. 4ia .1.04 al $ 1 B-B..nt-.r T Iftaa-ar. I a... T.-.trapb Cotrtpaey 4ir..-t3ra llr aav.re- t rt q:ar a.t. .r;. 4tati.a4 mt I s P-r c.o sal a. aalra 4. a .f 'a l I far cat, maa.ag l-t; 4ft'ra'vj.nt cl aV p.r ..at I t la. .a.l .-. Ti.a r.p.acaas t .-aa a.at I 114. aoma f.o-!at wa. wai-a It aa.4 I" t ma-ay lara mt-t t IW wf.e t.iva4 a.-aisa Uuk4 a red.!.- us 4t.-i..-4 r.ttaraa. MT IHflMO riUMHCK MtkkTT msa tsfraal mm St-Mlare. Saga. S.Hav, aea s4alew. tta, m Say (My. llftSt rSt.lClfO l. U.-t.r rra.S aV'rate. 44 p!-.. 4.'a4V aa. Ifa. Ia-a ! Ilia flat!, as'raav t: fta :eta. I . a u,.ia mm. 17-. 4 a ltjc4a 4a.-.4avr. IT'... aw a A-a.rw.a, l.fa'i.- a aiultti a-M-.4t: s-'t:4 B-;-a. ItfllS; Wat. 4.4c; Ittaaa. S t?:c. Ills l:. .... i P-:v. "a. ilavat, J1'4I . "-IIS'. I4 t.ol.H .V.. ,!.. a a' a. : f ace ; I. II. I t t-l.a a.aa li ?'-'t 1. er.ns-a. J 71 IV . Itii-'tatl. : fg i. pina;.a, ,a. aaa. a. tt.'ti-. .iaa. taa.:a. 4 S; 7'. ??-.. ("ara. a..av T ic . .. r..' !.:. b --att sa.to., ac tp ; a a - - . 1 1 a, t 1 a., I.(9la I''Wf 21 , q4rfers; b.rtay. aa:a .-.rra:. ft-aaa. ::7 ...ft. lK4i-a. ;. t a.' a . ft 4 -. -4 I.-.. . ft Ul .at, afi. Ms4 lrka4. r.TT Y'-HK. I-.C . 4'opp.r. qjlat; .:e. lr a li". t' -wa. at.4r an-l ae.ltaes.1. T'v. V'a. It lain qtwl.. tla flrra .1 JT 7') i'"- Ila Malai Fs Han, aytiola. Iat a-T-rad a- J. Ppaitar. 14TSUSS4L Moaey. Yichaag.. Tie. NCIT YORK. Dac. S- M.rcantll. paper. i II 1 H Pl cat. P'.rtiag. o-ar !:, Iit::o. cab.-. S4..::v. t'.ar a.:er. I.C ftl.alcaa dol'.a.. ITftle. a.oa.rnnt.Dl bonds steady: railroad bond ft aa vv. Tim toaaa firm: (I osva. :n par rent: da. a. Z pr coal; a months, ll per Cant. a'l moer Btaadr: Mh. 5 pr ent: low. IS par rant: ratlin rate. 14 pr eot: laat I.li 7 par reel; e oaing bid, 1 per cant; efr.r.4 al S par c.nt- ii vx rRftvcisrrt. t. s "t.rtmg. lata. Ilt:: dWmavnd, II.T1S: cab!. tt:: arti'-il dairar Sir. L'tafw. v it Jc; tejrgrapb So. INPON". Ic. S liar ilv.r, 71 d par aii'i'a. V .n.r 4 0 4; par eal. lataarntiBt tat. a. Short bill and IhrM aaalr., iS par c.nt. A ta. I. T'caa. b TCtata. Liawer. M:V loRK. Dae. S. At!o-rrenrb BOta. Bold al fi saw low quotation of S for f t'-ar. da'.iv.rr . tft atock aschan. today. T !' -a la a owsrt.r of 1 par rant un,tar t 'a prt.' pt4 br naabati of th snd.rwrll Ir.g sraalicat aad a de;ia. of S point from i-i. p-t a at which th. sole. ar offered t. ta. pubiK. ftteoaaa. Hell-rtawarlae-d at la. A. a. l.tr.siao.v. I - a Pra.i4.nt A in'i mataaT. a. .u r.clvea os tb. Silock K cnaas today, fttit It had llttt. .ffa. In h. Arartaa aa-i;.n. bHki was fcliy steady tb Irregular chaaaaa NaaaJ tVAVNAII. la. Pa-. Turpantln. quiet. iJ rsv.-pta, IftIS barra-e. atock. II 4 ftarra.a. I'.-Mtp. Itn; sataaa, 1770 b a rr. la : r. I p t a 10: brr- .a at k. 74 laS barre.a. V'at. A. II C. U. ": f. SMiat.S-.: K. O. 4V. M ii i. sai7i. k. .i 4ii. m 4 '..:.; N. 4i4. Wtl. ClrV; WW. 17 At) : i- (. Market, WW YORK, titaa. SI.t rotten, qatat; mU-i.lrg ap.aaJa. 13 7'c. Palrat, tval ba.aa. w Alll'.TrN. r-c. a Cotton ginned petor l t4.iar 1 aaaounid la S.711.4 rtaaalrs ftal-o. lact-jalln. PI .41 round b.1.8 aad 7 a. I' I ft: of fa. ts.and. tha Cess lmra.14 tvday aaaawta. Crfa iMsraa, fEtv YORK. l-a. a Wbi:. s.saral bual eaaa r.malaa.t vary qui. I. th.r was a lit t . mw traattrg In coffa fulura. bar. to, day and prtc. rutad Bte!tr on a mod.r. al d.m.nd whkb 8utad to b Inaplrv-d t.r raamor. tb.t llutxpaa tntereafa ware b.td.t s4 aear-aaoata coatracta ta lb. mar. Letter la Aarlcnlt.ral College Deelarea rrtir Are Rnnll .f Sib.rl fesrae W.rk. OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE, Corvallls. Pec S. (Special.) By ap plying Western methods of apple (rowing to hi Indiana orchard. Dan W. Lag Gore, of the Sunny. Ridge Or chard. Gosport. captured one-third of th. 12000 awards on apple. He won first In the commercial class of 60 box dtpla)', first in the one-box Wine sap class and first In the one-box sweepstakes with the Wlnsap exhibit, lie exhibited but 61 boxes In all against ISO boxes In the Indiana Apple chow, which Is. next to the National Apple Show at Spokane, perhaps the biggest apple show in the United Stales. Mr. L Gore lias written Io Profesaor J. K. Krause, of the Agricultural Col let;, horticultural department, that be la the man that came West a few years ago to take the short-course work In horticulture with a view to learn whether the superiority of the Oregon apples Is due to climatic and soli conditions or to methods of pro duction and handling. Th. report say that he took more prise with his (1 boxes ot apple than any one exhibitor ever took be fore in an Indiana apple show. Mr. La Gore learned the Western spple method by lecture and demon stratlon. Journeying almost across the continent to get the short-course work. This year the work will be much more practical, and villi be practiced by the students themselves, und'r the personal direction of a iecl:tlt.-l In pruning and other lines of orchard work. marsh'field clubs unite Civic, Social and Ilutalnesii Ilodif May Consolidate. MARSH FIELD. Or.. Dec. I. (Spe cial.) The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce la undertaking a consolida tion with Ihe Men's Fellowship Club, Ihe Mllllcoma Club and the Marah Ilcld Ilualnesa Men's Association. The new oreanlzatlon would become the Marahfleld Chamber of Commerce, and It la probable th. aaaoclated clubs would occupy Ih. Mllllcoma Club room. Marshfield has long- supported these different organisation, most of which ar. composed of members common to all the bodies. Th. Mllllcoma Club has been a strictly social body, although distinguished visitor have been enter tained there on 'behalf of the district. The Men's Fellowship Club was or ganised for discussion of current af fairs and as an aid to charitable work to sunt, eatctia. . , KATTSAS CITY. Dec 8 Ca.h wheat. 1 taaar, lOIO ana OBIS. UDCOlllf Id. OMAHA. Dec. 8. C.sh wheat. ta loser; corn. lUe lower: osts. a. c .lower. (arnla at ISaa Fraaclscak. SAN FRANCISCO rnot Quotations: Wal la. Sl tll.ti7S: red Russian. S1.6JS 1.6.1 uraey r..:, i.ej s 1.7'J "t : bluestem. i'Strl.i-i; feed barl-y. SI. .in: whits oats. 137S1.40: bran. ;i'J.S0: middlings. t..u; shorts. S--1t I'-a-Vi. Call boarTl liar.ey, December, gl.31 aakrd: May. Sl.S'J. Pugel Sound Grain Market, FEATTI.K, Dec. S. Wheat Rlueatem c; Turky red. Sic: forty-fold. S3c: club. Jc; fife. 9"o; red Russian. c Bar:ey. ; per ton. Yesterday's car receipts: Wheat 42, oats 2, parley , corn 1. bay 7, flour 12. TACOMA. Dec. . Wheat Blueatem Te forty-fold. Sc: club. Sic: red fife, sjc. Car receipts: n neat i... barley I, hay S. HOME TRADE MOVE STARTS Aberdeen Chamber to Reorganize and Extend Efforts. ABERDEEN. Wash., Dec. t. (Spe ciai.i ins executive committee of th Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce, meet ing here last night, went on record to back tho "trade-at-home" movemen to the limiL The committee also dis cussed the reorganization of the Cham ber by reducing the executive commit tee from 30 to 12 members. Members of the Chamber are deter mined to. make It become a grente factor in the community lire. The 191 policy of the organization undoubtedly will include measures for furthering the "trade-at-home" movement and for increasing the value of the dairy and arming interests or the county. FARMERS GO TO INSTITUTE Grand Mound and Tenino Are Scene of Meetings. CEXTRALIA. Wash, Dec 8. (Spe clal.) A farmers' institute held at Grand Mound Monday, under the di rection of O. C. Van Houten, Thurston County agriculturist, was largely at tended. Mrs. Helen Dow TAhittaker, poultry expert of the Washington State College, spoke both afternoon and even ing. Miss Sutherland, of Pullman Col lege, also spoke in the evening. In th. afternoon a schoolboys corn club was organized. A similar Institute was held ttt Te nino yesterday. ROLLER MILL IS STARTED Hood River Men Establish New Pro ductive Industry. HOOD RIVER. Or, Dec 8. (Special.) One of Hood River's newest indus tries is a rolling mill Installed at the warehouse of Kelly Bros., local grain dealers and apple market men. "We have found an Increasing demand for rolled oats and barley," says li. W. Kelly, manager of the plant, whose for mer home was in Oregon City, "and we have prepared to manufacture such products for Hood River ranchers." A large boiler has been Installed at the feed rolling plant, and all the products are steamed before being put through rollers. OREGON CITY WILLS FILED Petitions Cover ClirlMen-ien and Sul- livun IXatcs. OKKGOX CITY, dr.. Deo. S. (Spe cial.! A petition for probate of the RIDGEFIELD CLUB MEETS Office Cliunges Are Made by Com mercial Organization. RIDGEFIELD. Wash., Dec. 8. (Spe cial.) At the regular meeting of the Rid-refield Commercial Club lat night in its new tempopary quarters at the Glide Hall, Professor A. M. Willis, of Ridgetield High School, delivered an address on "Chlorine Gas and Its Uses in Warfare." Professor Willis in several experi ments produced chlorine gas. U. Louis Sachtler, treasurer of the organization, resigned from that office and Huxh B. Apperson was elected for that official capacity. Walter T. Walters was elect ed sergeant-at-arms. The Commercial Club is increasing in membership steadily. HOOD RIVER LEVY 11 MILLS Library Maintenance Assessment Is Cut to One-Half Last Year'u. HOOD RIVER. Or.. Dec. 8. (Special.) While the Library maintenance levy, which was a mill last year, was de creased to a half mill at the budget meeting of the City Council Monday night, the general fund levy was in creased from 5t4 to 7 mills. Other levies, 2 mills for a road fund and a mill for the water bond sinking fund, brought the total city levy for next year to 11 mills. The Increase in the levy was made necessary because of the decrease of $200,000 valuation of property in the corporate lmlts of the city. rislicrmen's Fines Are Heavy. ABERDEEN, Wash., Dec. 8. (Spe cial.) Strikingly heavy fines were given this week to Grays Harbor fish ermen arrested for fishing out of sea son. One, Charles Baker, must forfeit his $300 or $400 fishing boat in which he was making his illegitimate catch. His employe was given a $10 fine. Adolph Holppo, another of the arrested fishermen, was declared to have for feited his $550 net. 0 Woodmen of Kelso Elect. KELSO, Wash., Dec. 8. (Special.) The Modern Woodmen, of this place, at their last meeting elected officers as follows for the next year. Council, W. A. Mitchell; advisor, H. R. Jacobs; banker, J. A. Alexander; clerk. It. L. McFarland; escort, W. P. Hobbs; watchman, S. C. Coleman: sentry. George Eaton; board of governors, Al Maurer, holdover; W. A. Clark and S. C. Carothers. Stone Holds Benefit for School. STONE, Or.. Dec. 8. (Special.) At an entertainment and basket social given at the Stone schoolhouse Satur day night, $20 was raised, to be used toward standardizing the school. A good programme consisting of solos. recitations and readings was rendered. A unique feature was an improvised fishing pond. TISAVLLERSr CODIt. RECLAMATION CHANGE ON Service Headquarters Are Being Centralized at Denver. KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. Dec. 8. (Spe cial.) A new order, signed by S. B. Williamson, head of the Reclamation Service for thie district, having head quarters at Denver, Colo., has been given publicity by the local Reclama tion office. Service headquarters are being cen tralized at Denver, and this order is along that line and directs that con struction, operation, and maintenance charges on all the projects in this dis trict be paid at Denver hereafter in stead of at the local offices. This or der will become effective January 1, 1316, unless the various water-users' associations and irrigation districts in the meantime take over the matter of the collection of these charges. San Francisco Los Angeles (Without Chance En Roatel The Big, Clean. Comforlnblea Elegantly Appointed, bengoing S. & BEAR Sails From Alnsworth Dock 3 V. M. December 12. lOO Coltlen Miles on Columbia River. All Kates Include berths and Meals. Table and Service Lncxcelled. The Snn Francisco a& Portland S. S. Co., Third and Washington Street (with O.-W. It. at- N. Co.) TeL Broad way 45O0, A-U121. .Tvrln;"Pnlace- qf h 'Pacific' fc2"S55" 3 I -ar-ft. 4-r 6 "NOKTI1CKN PACIFIC" SAN aFRAT-iCISCO -HONOLULU arthera Pacific" for San Friwici-wa DEC. 2. 7. IX. lti, ail, -o. 0. 6t-nitr expreati Itave U A. M. UuwCh om board hip), arrive baa Fr-vaciac J: IP. M. next day. GrcHt Northern from San Fmorlr W Honolulu, Dec. 16, Jan. J, 23. iefe. 14$ a. lav it. i Oltitxc. 5X11 AU KlAatUh Phones Broadway J, A 0371, Tickets also at Jd and -Uorrlaon. llX 84 st.. 34H Wushineton st. DAILY METKOBOLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Dec. 8. Maximum tempera tur iii! desreea; minimum temperature, -10 ao green, i.iver read in ir. n a. m.. jo.j reet; change in lust 24 hours, 0.7 foot riso. Total rainiall 4 o P. M. to a p. M., ...4 inch. Total rainfall Btnce September 1. J10. JT.Oi inches. Normal rainfall since September 1. Ju.Ul iicli'-fi. Kxcess of rainfall since September lit l.s, ii. inches. Total b unit rune. none. Po-tsible sunshine. S hours 4 S mlnutra. Haro:nter (reduced to sea level) 5 P. M.. Z'J.T inches. THE WEATHER. 6 TAT ION 3 Wind State of Weather Baker Boine Hosts. n , alKary h tea co DenvT ....... Ix-s Moines .... uluth jreka . . . . . . . . , al vision eln ......... uckhonvHle unsas Ctty .... : nrHes . . . . . irril.field d;ord ........ lnneapolis . . . . ntreii ewr Orleans . . . . York orth Hfai orth Yakima. . ho'-nix scotel'n Portland o-luri; ....... Sncmtnento Iuis lit .sake Snn Francisco ... at It) po!(nn IC'JtTt iltnoSh IfflaDC... Walla Walla ... ashlnrton . . . . lnnii-z .Vi (f.ttO '. . S Pt. cloudy 0) 0.1)0 lUKK Cloudy rtMi.oi;,. ,;sv Cloudy :.s u.on,. .i. ... LPt. cloudy o.im 14 NWjcioudy tii u.ou . . SV ;Clear 4'i o.Mr .:NV Clear :m o.'Hi 2rt .WV'Clear '.04 2i X Cloudy io O.i'il; . . N jClear r4 o.tht io sw kioudy t.tv u sv l-cir-ar .M f'.i .. NV Clear 7S o.oo'. . PV ,'CItar rs t i NW Kain , 0." ;i j-k -Pt. cloudy o.uo i nw i:ioudy 3OO.O0 12.E rioudy 0. 01, ,;NW Clear ,;s O.tHi . . W Clear T-2 l.-JO'l'i .NW Hani :;s o.oi'. .1 'Pt. cloudy 7; .oo!. . 'sw jClear 52 o.tHi'ie su !Cloudy 5ro.a4' .;w jRain Ji0 0.12'. 'S .Rain .-.o0.0i-(..K rCloudy .".4 O.Avi 12 AV V lar FRENCH LINE Couiuiiiie Oererale Tranatlantiqu POS1AL NEUMCL. Sailings From NEW YORK to BORDEAUX ESPAGNE Dec. 18, 3 P.M. LA TOURAINE Dec. 25, 3 P.M. ROCHAMBEAU Jan. 1,3 P.M. LAFAYETTE . . . Jan. 8, 3 P.M. I'Olt INIOK.M.ATION Ari'LY C. W Mlnser. fcU lh St.: A. l Charlton, 235 3tlorriioii at.; K. K. Curristtn, C. U. St. I'atll Ky.; Urev it. hmith. 116 3d St,; . Buir.l. 100 SU St.: II. lUckaon. K48 TVaah iiigton at.; irtli Bank Koad, 5th and Stark ta.; f. S McFarlaitd. H1 and Tl aalilnct.s na.; K B.' JJuffy. lit 2d st.. 1'orllaDti. OKll lAl IfllJ STt.a-MslllF CO. I SANTA BARBARA, T.OS ANGELAS ASB SAN DIEGO. S. S. ROANOKE Sails Wednesday, Iec. 13. 6 P. M. r.l O.Od:. .'NWCIesr KQn.OI'IS'S Rain ..r'l.DlilO NTS Haiti 42 O.On'.. NWTloutly 54 0.7'. .'.VE 'Rsin 4K i ..'i'Nvlriouc3y 1 t;t". o.tttt . .;v x'loudy I r.JO.Oi:. .!SW jt'lear I It. 0.0t'. .'. ... Cl udy WEATHER CONDITIONS. Tha North Pacific norm has advanced ortheastwsrd to Alberta. It caused the llowintr maximum wind velocities last ahf Nort't lad. 72 mll.s southeast: atoosh Island. 61 miles south: Seattle. St' ll--s s'ttll.. and Ticoma, lnt)-s sotitlf eat. W'atnlnes were taken d'nn at 6:15 today. Lltht to mtxierately Heavy ratus 3 San Francisco I i i COOS BAY ElKUK-t AND SAX FKANCISCO S. S. KILBURN Sails Saturday. Dee. 11, 6 P. M. Ticket Office li'J A Third St. I'bonea .Main 1311. A 1314. AUSTRALIA -a Honolulu, Suva, New Zealand THK PAI.4T1AI. PASSKNGEK STKAMKKJI H M S NIAOAKA" B..M.W. "MAKCBA" tJi'lut'O tctnis ais.) (13.000 tons dis.l Sail from VANCOrVEIt. B. C. Dec. S3. Jan. 1 Feb. 1. Appl- ( anadjan Pacific Kailwuv. f.5 Third St.. Portland. Or., or t. the Canadittn Alltalia Koyal Mail i-ine. 140 Seyuiour Street, ancouver. B. C. DailyBoattoTheDalles Stra. DAI.I.ES CITY end STKANGElt Leave l'urtlaud Daily, 7 A. except Irrlday. Leave The Dalles Daily. 7 A. 31.. except Saturday, ALDKK-ST. DOCK. PORTLAND, l'ltone Main HIS. A tKOt.