Morning Oregonian., April 02, 1918, Image 21

THE MORNING OREGOXIAX. TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918.
APPLES ARE WEAKER
Eastern Demand for Boxed
Fruit Has Slowed Down. '
DEMAND IS ONLY MODERATE
eattte g.nnt.ir-o
T.roma 'i. -4
Bpoksa. 1.41. 753
1.1TT.1SO
I "4. 3 29
43.11
Shipments From Pacific SorUmwl "'"l'VL wu-'
for Season Amoonl to 51,S43
Carloads, According to Final
Itrport by linreaa of Markets
Tha last bulletin of the HU4B. Issued by
the fiortaa of Msrksts from Its Spoken, of
fice, showed lota shipment of 31.542 ear
rVKTLAXB MARKET QUOTATIONS
Grain. T.r. Tr-. Be.
Merchants' rlvch.nga. noon session.
April delivery.
" Bid Pr. ego.
s J whit feed ..... $0U 00 $10.50
Standsrd feed 41.00
r.atra eats and cora la balk:
Oats nid
No. a white tc mi
$s-Pound clipped whit u!j
corn
No. S yellow 8400
Aa s mufd . S5.50
WHfcAT nulk basis Portland, for No! 1
trade: Hard white BluMtem, Barty Bart.
Allen G.lagulas, Martin Amber. $205. Soft
white Faiouse. bluest. in. forty-raid. Wblto
Valley. Gold Coin. Wblto Huaaiaa. $a.uA
white
,1 mil
Kuaaiaa. rod hybrids Jones' fife, Coppell.
$1.W. No. 2 (rade. 3c Iras: No. 3 trade, Sc
less Other grades bandied by samples
FLOCK Patents SIO; Va'.leir. VLlW; whole
wheat. $.u; irahim. 19 ;U: barley flour.
IUUM pir barr.1; rye f:our. $10 7S412.73
per barrel: conuneal. S3. 75 per barreL
aiLLftED Net mill prices, car lots
Bran. $.10 per toa: shorts $32 par ton; mid
annua, a.iy; mixed-cars and leao than car-
'". "c mora: rolled barley, $77fr79;
rolled oata $76.
COKN Whole, STT; cracked. 1 78 per ten.
HA1 Buying- prices f. o. b. Portland:
ALL GATTLE STRONG
Prices Are Moving Upward at
North Portland Yards.
STEERS TAKEN AT $12.10
Cows Are Higher, at 10.73 for
Best Offerings Hogs Advance
Dime, to $17.10 for the Top
Grade Day's Ran Large.
of app:eo from tbo Pacific Northwest. The I Eaatern Oregon timothy. I--9&20 Bar tan
shipments od Friday wmxm 22 car to Oi I .. timothy. J52: alfalfa, JU.4o24.iO
foilo-tn dilution: C.dar Rapid. 1. Vll1P . rm -3'- ciover. l02s)i
Io Anift 1. Elim 1. Chicago 4, Mlnnwpo-
Um I. Faa Francisco 1. Clvveland 1. -New I Dairy uJ Country Pra-doce.
Tor City r. kanta Barbara l. wnr j. i BUTTKK Cubas. axtraa, 43944c; prim
PtttoOunr 1. Flow City 2. East Portlaaa l. I f Irsta, -fea; print, xtraa, 4lc; cartons, lc
Facraxncnta 1. Tacoma 1. Kaxoa 1. - l
laOULe) 1,
.Market conditions In the East wars report
ed by wire as follows
New Torts Dttuod moderate, market
.igtUT weaker. Cxtra fancy Wlnasapa.
re:!. II. IS 11. Extra fancy Newtown.
UrK. $2 13 9 2-25: medium. fl.MOZOO;
mall. L40wl.6O. Auction prices: .jlx- i POULTRY Hea. 0c; rooftera, old, 2.V;
tr fancy Newtowns, l.5fX:0: faacy I stasa. UTo; durlt." 32c; rs. 2&c; turkeys.
axtra; batter tat. No. 1. 49o dUTered.
fctrus Orvcoii rajich. current ivratnti
.vac,- canaieo. 30937c; soiects. Mo per dozen.
aoifn.
CMkTKSE JaNbers barlns- DHr a h
aocic. Portland: TIMamoolc triolet a. 2c:
Vounr Americas. 2 He par pound r Ions horns.
aloe; Coos and Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle Point:
Triplets. 21 e; Youn Americas, I'tJHc per
pouna; lonsnorns. ef7Wc ear Donad: tea die
count 10 ronnna trsoe.
cholco Win
S1.20V2 15: averase, I1.0S: faced and
fi:.rd wtneeaps. S1.0O: Jam bis pack Wtne-
ape. 0c. Extra fancy New tow as. L.30q1
2.U: fancy. Sl.30wLa.
CnicaKO DemenA and move meat modar
I Uv. JHw2Tc; dresnd. 3.1937e per pound.
veal fancy. ISflBc per pound.
PUKK Paocy, 21 S per pound,
Fruits aad Vecetanles.
Ival JnbbtDf quotations:
FRUITS Oranses. naTela, t4.TSflT So-
are. mrn sieaar. a,xtra xancy mewpe, 1 Hrnctas. so. ov w 4 : lemana T.a ner box
larvx medium. S2.2S; faacy to choice. I onnas. Pr pound; vrapefrult, 14.75
imi.l. SL&4J4I2. Extra, fancy Bpltxeabercs. I r r :.' ;' ..",
. .. .- I w 1 rr ox.
, LUti AHLts-Toraatoei, 9X7305 per
uu.e . e.rV. aw. i cTmn; emoDTe, s a o per pound : lettuce.
medium, 92. Auction prices: Extra fancy I t per crate; cucumbers. 91.20 9 1.73
Komes. emeJl to larae. averase 91 40: fancy I cammowfr, per crate,
r.-- i- ...HH ti .a- u-iMMtt.. I rurnoafw. Mctnei per oosen: caritc. 7c;
- i pounn iiirouia. lioic pr Dounrt : rhubarn
Boston Dtnund and movemeat slow, mar-I 9.&ow3.73 per box: asparaaus, 12 4 A l&c nor
kM weak. Auction piicea: Extra fancy Wins- I pound, peas, 17o per pound; ipmacn, 91. .JO
una mafltnyoi -. AK' amlll SI 101 I P" CTSIS.
' - 7 Pf r aara; lumipa. si.dv; parsnips. 91.25.
extra fancy New towns, medium.
215: small to medium. 91-V
Philadelphia Demand and movement
moderate, market stsady. Very few
Waehinfton extra fancy Wlneeaps. quality
aad condition sood. Ursa, 9393.50; medium.
9UV2.i; imi'!, 92-1
PUTATOKS Or son fiurbinki. fturfftl
I - . a aa iia. t l.dj, IWC
I potatoes, loo per pound.
u.iiu.o jooomr prices. ipie ser
i pouau.
Staplo Groceries.
laical Jobblns quotations:
M..AR Ssck baa.: Fruit and borrr
It. b.i; oeei. ii.bi; extra v. s.4.4: now
0 BIDS OX BARLEY AT EXCHANGE dered. in barrels, s.5?4; cubes, in barrels.
3 W
All classes) of stock were In atrons demand
at the North Portland yards yesterday and
advances were recorded In tbo cattle and
swlno divisions. Sixty loads of stock were
received for the week's opanJnc.
Buyers entered the cattle market In a
liberal way and with food quality available
on a laxce part of the offertnes prices were
bid up. Half a doxen loads of choice steers
were sold during; the day "at $Vd snd one
load was taken at 912.10. Choice cows
moved at 310.00 and 910.75, and other kinds
of butcher cattle were correspondingly
st rone;.
In the hoe; division there was an advance
of a dims over the best price of last week,
the now top standing; at 917.10. Trading
in the sheep market was practically at a
standstill for the want of offering
Kecelpts were 12U5 cattle, 45 calves, 917
hogs and 9 sheep. Shippers were:
V lib cattle Brown A Cum minus. Cor-
vallls, 1 load: Sol Dlckerson, Ontario, 3
loads: W. H. Dm uk hirer, Welser. 2 loads; w.
H. Maekley, Hope, 2 loads; KuKg Bros..
Echo. 4 loads; O. O. Huntley. Ontario. 3
loads; P. B, Karris, Caldwell. 1 load; J. J.
Monshan. Gwendolen, 1 load; W. H. Fitch,
Mint. la, Mont., 4 loads: C. H. Minor, Cecil,
4 loads: Black well Bros., Ontario, 1 load;
J. W. Davis. Klrii-ftfleld. 31 head by boat;
George DIxjq, Terrebonne, 2 loads: Chris ts
a: Wood, eKedmond, 1 load; Harm Bros.,
Forest Grove, 1 load; H. H. Peacock, Nampa,
I load; fam Nelson. Caldwell, 4 loads.
isith hoes tool Dlckerson, Broxan, 1 load;
W. A- Imorie. Goodnoe, Wash., 1 load.
With mixed loads J. Terwilllger. West
Pcio. 1 load cattle, calves, hogs and sheep;
F. S. Allen, Forest Grove, 1 lead cattle.
calves and hogs; Grover Eros.. New Ply
mouth. 1 load cattle and hoes: Sol Dicker-
son. Welser, 4 loads cattle and hogs; A.
DeUarla. Milton, 1 load cattle and hogs; T.
H. Hewlltt. Baker, 1 load cattle and hogs:
J. W. Chandler, Union Junction. 2
Idered. T.65c; powdered. 7.60c; fino rran-
uiatea. 7.4c: diamond A, 7.4uc; confec
tioners A. 7.35c: No. 1. 7.30c,
Hops, Etc t New York,
NEW YORK. April 1. Hops, quiet; state
medium to choice. 1V17, 30 43c; JUld,
nominal; pacific Coast, 1917. 205 23c; 1916.
14 V Irtc.
H ides, steady ; Bogota. 30933c; Central
America, 29 32a
Wool, firm; domestic fleece XX Ohio and
Pennsylvania, unwashed, 60966c,
Nsval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Go., April 1. Turpentine, I
firm, 36c; sales. 5 barrels; receipts, 37; ship- j
ments, none; stock. 24.3J0.
Rosin, firm; receipts, 147 barrels; ship- 1
ments. none; stock, U6.410. Quote: B, D, i
E, 90.3GfeO.40; F. G. 90.40; II. I. $0.40 I
4..; K. 90 U0: M. 96.20; N. 96.50; WG.
$7.05; WW 97.40.
Bried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK, April 1. Evaporated ap
ples, dull; California. 14H13fec; state, 10
b itfc.
Prunes, steady; California. 7014Kc:
Oregons. 12Hll4c.
Peaches. firm; standard. 11 011 c:
choice, 12 hi 13c; fancy, 13 H 014c,
- v
Chicago Dairy Produce.
CHICAGO. April 1. Butter. steady.
Creamery, 35 41 fee.
.ggs, nigner. Receipts S3. 063 cases.
Firsts, 344634Hc; ordinary firsts, S34
3JHc; at mark, cases included, 33tf33ftc
STOCKS HOLD WELL!
Traders Confident of Outcome
of Battle in France.
INVESTMENT SHARES FIRM
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
Established 25 Years.
201 Railway Exchange Building,
Portland, Oregon.
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
OF OREGON
Municipal Bonds Yielding from S.10 to 6.75
Telephone Main 3409.
Minor Specialties Score Gains of One
to Four Points on Light Volume
pf Dealings Bond Market
Has-" Irregular Tone.
NEW TORK, April i.Tha fluiet confi-
ioaay a aiocK market bespoke fur
ther confidence In tha nitre nm. rtf ih. ti
tanic atruggle atlll raging in France. Trad-
.. . . i . i mb wu airain in verv .mall vn nm. hi..
NEW TOR K. April l.-Motal Erchan 12"""" ttULZ" held lhir 1 ln th
quotes ieaa auu. cpot, i.saw i.ouc. i th rnvanm...'. .
Rnelter. dnll. Eat SL Loul. dellverr. anot. ,?'em,nt r00?nt rulinS "
TTi"ui -iiu.il. proDaoiy accounted for sporadic short
uh-tic. I covering among certain leader.. ..,n-iMv
United States Steel. Conner, w.r. r.m.
Duluth I.lnsed Market. I tlvely more active than at any time ln the
DuLUTH, April 1. Unseed. .091.lg; mumn.
May. S4.13 asked: July, S4.10U asked; Oc
tober, 3.55 asked.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. April 1. Spot cotton ataady.
Mlddllog, 84.00c.
OOfi GOUn PLENTIFUL
MARKET WEAKENED BY LARGE Am Beet Sugar. .
ARRIVALS OP IOW GRADE. I Am Car 4 Fd'rr"
Am Locomotive.
4m Sm A Relg..
Am Sugar Kefg..
Am Tel t Tel...
Am Z-L&8
Anaconda Cop. ..
Atchison
AQ4WIS8L.
Bait ft Ohio
BftE Copper. . .
TobaCCOS. OilS fSinclalr .TMnllrll ntlllil..
and some minor specialties scored gross
sain, ui x io e points, out tbo motor group.
especially studebaker, was at all times
unuer pressure.
Inquiry for rails was exceedingly limited,
but firmness prevailed in that division. To
tal salea amounted to 1S8.000 shares.
Bonda, Including the liberty Issues, were
Irregular on light offerings. .Sales (par
;""" r Jo,u. united mate, bonds (old
u.uca; were unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
sales.
High. Low.
Grain Out .1 Condition Hud t. Sell at
Sharp Ceaeeuioa. Seaboard .
Blda for Oata Are Lower.
1.800
4.900
l.OuO
700
41MI
1,300
40 i,
62
78
10.(4
101
40i
71)
01
77is
101
100H
3,500 63 6314
Oala Are) On. t. Tw. Dllnrs Lewec suid
tern Offer Are Bedncvd.
Ther. were no bids on barley at the Mer
chants" Exchange yesterday and no-offer-lags.
Oats bids were II lower for Northwest
ern and 1193 lower for Eastern, Corn bids
were reduced f 1.50 9 2 from Saturday's prices.
Members of the cacnang. wer. requeeted
t. be present at n meeting wltb the Grain
Haad'era" Union to be held at the Cham
ber of Commerce at e P. M. today.
Weather condition In the Middle West, as
wired from Chicago: Winnipeg, clear. 35
Minneapolis. Dolnth. cloudy. IS; Chicago.
Peoria, lecatur. cloody. 45. rained I
Bight: Kansas City, Hutchinson, cl.ar, 60:
fhl. Valley, cloady. cool; Hot Springs, partly
cloudy, S5. Forecasta: Iowa. North and
"oath Dakota, llllnoia, Missouri Wisconsin,
Minnesota. Nebraska, nnaettled tonight aad
TsMtliy cooler: Kansaa. partly cloody to
night and Tuesday cooler.
Rwib:i at faa Francisco from Oregon In
March. Included: Vln rail, flour, 1S0O quar-1 DRY MALT Short clear backs. 29033c
t.r sacks: ln water, bran. (MO sacks; short. 1 "". wc: P''ca. ..g.oc
-VI I aarks. From Washington: Bran. 4169
w . . . " "a- HIDES Salted hides. 13 lbs. and op. lie;
aocks: feed. 3000 aacks: malt. K4 sack. I .t.aa. AO lbs. and un. 10c: ult.d
World shipments of wheat, flour Included. I gre.n kip. 15 to 25 lbs., l?c; salted and
NUTS Walnut. 244c: Brailt nuts. Ida
sic: xi;eens. z.yAr; aimonos, lw.zjc: pea
nuts. 14trl5c; cocoanuts, fl-10 per doaea
pecans. HMffl3c; chestnuts, sue.
HKAM9 Lalirornla Jobbing piicea: Small
hue, 13Hc: large white. 13c; bayou. 10,e
lima. 14Hc: Pink. 10c Oregon bean, buying
prices: v nue. v.ivc; coioreu, ic
CoFFEE Roasted. In drums, 1702JC
FAI.T ran:ated. S10.75 per ton: half.
ground, iu1, i per ton; aoa, lis per ton
dairy. S1B.7& Per ton.
HICE Southern head. vvvHe per sound
Bine Hom. 9c: Japanese style. Si4eiHc
iti.L riililH App.es. ue; peaches.
Ilvl2c; prunes, Italian. 1113c: ralsma, 65c
tlf per ooa; aates. lira, i:.mioi per box
currant. lc; flga, per box.
PrsTUInu.
I.oeal Jobbing quotations:
HAMS All sliea. cbniro. 34c: standard
33c; skinned. 2v30c; picnics, 24c; cottage
reiia, -.c.
LAKD Tierce basis, standard pure. 28 14 e:
compouna. f.ic.
BACON Fancy. 47 0 49c; standard. 430
jr: cnoic-o. vv.-c
Cm par. a follow :
Week
ending
From Star. Jo
IT. . I'in.da 4. :'.
Arv.nttna... 1.71.-..ihi
A'i:ra.la.H. 5i
Indua 4u.uoi
I green calf. 10 to 13 lb... 21c;
green hide.
d
Week Week D- ma up- c: ' 30 lbs. and
.ndn.a e-.dm.lup- c: dry f:mt hides. J5e: dry flint calf,
Hir. U. Mir..-.l.'lf I": horse hides, II. 23 f 1.50; salted horse
5.n,i7.l-M) 3 5'tT.OiiO I hides. :l4.
2.i..vi-io i..rt-.iiiHi I l-KLTri Irr long-wool pelts. 40c: dry
n-M,.i.i,f iMioiMMi I short-wooi p. i ib, Msiw; aatea pelts, April
...v-rv 1-w.uw I takeott. t-1 U -
Total..
S.443.0OO 9.92T.OOO .5(5.000 1
II. na. WaaL I.te
Shipments for the season I. d.t. follow: I hops ioit eron. 14B 15a per noond- ...
Total since Same period I tracts, 16 017c.
wool, Eastern Oregon, 44 sue -er
pouna; .aney, iwMti per pouna; valley
lamo. ifc.
MOHAIK unf staple, anc per pound.
CASCAKA BARK New and old. Ihtla
per pouna.
TALLOW No. 1, 14c per ponnd; No. 2,
12c per pound.
July I. '17. IjitiiuoD.
1. end Canada. ...l:.-74.0ort i71..viv-.ii
Ars-ntma ........... 1 !.."7'.t-l 54.:i7.mh
Auetraila ........... 3J.1K1.VOUO 71. .:e..rw
iillWl. K..l.,J.IIlO
ladi 12.045.000 2.5;.UOO
Tatals :34.Tu-t.OOO 413.OTiS.0O0
Terminal receipts In cars were reported
by the Merchants Exchange as follows:
W heat. Barley. Flour. Oats Hay.
Portland. Moa. 4 S 4 11 1
le.r.c "4 ... a ... S
s-.n to date.. 3 321 1SP4 14?-
Y.araco 4-172 l!4 12U4 2o;. 1J95
T.roma. Stat 4 ... ... 2 3
..r (. 14 1 ... 2 4
Season to date. 41o "4 ... Ill 141
lur o 5J-.' lit ... SOJ 1670
...!. hat.... 25 S 10 1
tearaxo -t ... 24
S.asno todate. 4tl 22 14t3 2T-J9
Y.arage 4.4.4 l.tdl 1197 1246
POTATO XIKkrr PRICES INCHANCrj)
e loiprw.fa.enl
In Milpptnc or Leesl
IVnaad.
Weak conditions prevailed In the potato
market at the opening of the week. Shipping
sad local demand was slow.
Deatlnatlons of the latest shipments from
the Coast follow:
From California: Eagle Psaa L, Lsrdsburs;
1. Portervtlle 1. Laredo 1, Lee Angeles L
n.nla Barbara 2. Oakland 1; by boat San
Franc lac. 1.
From Washington: Uelens 1, Pane. 1,
Yakims Kellogg t. Seattle 2.
From Montana: Havce 1. Great Falls L
Market condltlona as reported by tele
graph:
But:e N. freoh srrtvals, Itura!, sacked.
11 I 25.
Omaba Demand snd movement alow, mar
ket week. Nebraska mixed whites. 5tl IS.
a.ked.
New Orlesna Demsnd sad movement slow,
market eUghtly stronger. Oregon Burbanks,
nngraded. beau sacked. $L0ul.5; .ther.
91 50 1 1 63. meetly f 1 65.
Houstore awpplle heavy. Demand and
movement moderate, market :y fair. Idaho,
. a iraraia. Oreeoa. Waahlngtoa Burbanks
and Ruesetta. U. 8. No. 1. asrked. 11.60
1 . .
teavee Demand and movement very alow,
m.rk.t weak. Colorado. Greeiy district
wmtea. mcradeJ. beat. WOcwtL
KCriPT OF POIXTRT ARB UMllL
Y Mb Reetrtrtawa - 4. Tmd. I ewks fee
lrgev ArrKaie This W ork.
Although the baa en poultry sales was
1 td e.terday. recetpta en Frwot street
t. v.ry light. The trade looka for heavier
arrla.a daring the next few days The few
fce.a received aeTd al 3. cents aad sld
r"n.rera and stsca brought 23 snd 27 cents
O.r poultry price were unchanged.
Dressed pork continue scare, snd firm .1
2 1 S 22 cents eel was ate. fly with aale
st 19 cen-a.
Tfte better market I weak at the recent
deei.ae. and as the .utpot la Increasing sn
ther drop In price. Is looked for sea.
The esc market was s-eady sad price,
were vnhsnf4.
Oils,
GASOLINE Bulk. 20Hc: cases. 2c:
naphtha, druma, lUSc; caaes. 2oc: enaln.
distll.ata. drums, lose; cases. 10c.
LINS.Kll OIL Kaw. barrels. 11.67: eases.
11.77; boiled, barrels. 11.69; casea, 11.79.
TURPENTINE In tanks. 5c; caaea, 75c.
SAX rR.XCISCO PRODl'CE MARKET
Price. Cnrrrnt Egsrt, Y'egetablrs, Freak
Frail. Uc at Bay City.
AX FRANCISCO. April L Butter
Extra. 44045c
Kggb Fresh extras. S9c: extra first. SSc:
firs: a. 37c: fresh extra, pullets, SSc; first
pullet. Sic.
4heeee Young Americas, 26lfie.
poultiT Hens, nominal. White Leghorn
rooet.ra, 2442oc; fryers. S0te55c; broilers,
436-50C; squabe, 141i4.50: geese. 27t)30c;
turkeys mixed and off atock. 32 d 13c
Vegetables Oreen peas JtJSc; aaparsgus.
4e: squaah. cream. DO(rS5c; eggplant. 59
lie: pepper. Mexican green chiles, 12Sv
17HC. tomatoee, f 1.50l 1.73: lettuce. Sac
ramento. 11 luU.25: celery, 11. 10fl. JO;
mushrooms, 51 15c; pntatoea. river. II. 15t
l.4u: oaiioaa. ll.tjtf: sweet. 15eT6.75
onions, Australian brown. 75cfll; green. 50
75c; beets POctrll: garlic, California.
2ifac; cucumbers. I2tf3.i5: carrots. II; tur
nip. 75ci9ll: rtiubarb, strawberry. T5cO
11.50: cabbare. 14i2c: spinach. Ivjtrc
artichokes uvw: cauliflower, l.A0.
Fruit Pears, winter Nellls. 9- V 2.2
lemons 44.50: grapefruit. 12.753.25
orsnges .l.ftOv6.i3; tangerines !1.50t1.7;
bananas Hawaiian, eu ,c: pineapples, nonv
Inal: apples, California, I1.2j4J1.73.
Receipts Flour. lot sacks, barley, 00
centals, beans lino sacks: potatoes. .2.4
sacka: wine, 69.100 gallons; bay, 250 tons
bides 297.
CHICAGO. April 1. Burdensome arrival f Cal Petrol
of low-grade corn had s bearish effect to- Canadian Paclf,
day on the corn market. Prices closed tin Central Leath. .
settled Ho net lower, with May 11.2314. Che. & Ohio...
Oats finlehed lHc to 1HC off. The outcome Chi Mil 4 St P..
in provisions ranged from 20c decline to s Chi ft N W
loads rise of 5' cents. C R I ft P otf.
cattle and hoars- Rowker S- Well. Pnvefte. 3 I T)enreslnn In the enrn market develoned I Chino CoPDer.
lO.d. eatft.. c.lv.. .n.l hn,, 1. I. knit.- 1 In Ih, mnrnlnw afl.p e ah ilullnM h.4 ColO Fu ft Iron .
Nampa. 2 loada cattle, calves and hoga: J. I shown .that .poor to rotten aamples had 1 orn Prd Refg.
- lint. Junction City. 1 losd csttle. cslves I fallen ln value 20c to 25c s bushel. Corn
sno nogs
The dsyi sale were as follows:
400
.300
900
1,400
200
166 -8214
138.
05 4
061,
10514
S2 .
13814
64 94
5014
Wt. Prlce.l
SO11.2.-rI9 hog...
7 11.251 9 hoca...
Pit 10 no gs hogs...
. 6--0 7.0H1 6 hogs...
ln.vi .;.- i hog....
I'l7 11 6' a hogs...
107S 12.001 1 hog....
1120 12.00 21 nous...
IX io ll..V 90 hogs. ..
! 9.50! 4 hoxs...
l.loo 11.0015 hoes...
ll-'S 11.50:09 hogs...
020 11. 001 3 hoKS. ..
loio li r.o, 9hocs...
1H17 9 25 26 hogs...
VM) ll.l.rt 13 hogs...
S21 lO.OOi 1 hog....
1107 10.75 20 hoxs...
MM) 11 101 hogs...
1U11S 10 40' 7 hot....
1027 10 401 1 hog....
1037 10 401 1 hog. .. .
1211 12 1025 hoRS...
PROJECT IS TURNED DOWfi
Permit to nulld Lodging'IIouse on
Mount Hood Pen led.
HOOD RIVER, Or.. April 1. R. E.
Scott, who with County Commissioner
O. llinnum ..ked permission to
creel a rest and lodglng-houoe for
mountaineers on the summit of Mount
Hood, today received a letter from T.
II. Hherrard. State Forest Supervisor,
deniitc the privilege.
2dr. frcott and Mr. llannum proposed
to organise a stock company and build
a house for the accommodation of tour
ists who climbed the mountain. Mr.
Sherrard write, that th. Forestry
tServlr. plans to erect such a, house at
he summit, to b. operated on A son
commercial basis.
Beer Owlpwt Cwt 3. Per Cent,
BeginntTTg yewterdny. the brewers ef the
Vnited S:tee pnt their plant en a sew
schedule, which will result In as output 30
rr cent leas tbsa last yeaskt. The reduc
tion will contlrrae throughout the year.
TTie etep was taken at the tnetaace of the
war aorvtc. cnmmlttee of the United rltatee
Brewers Association, wolf, la co-one rat leg
wit. the food ned fuel administrations.
Bank f'leeuringe.
Fank clearings of the Northwestern ettle
ww:eraay were a fol.owa;
nifiri. Pa'.nre.
Tertisnd ......l4.i-3.0-6 j,;i
SOCIAL HELPS RED CROSS
Morrow County Raise $300; Gob
bler Raffled for $25.
HErPNER, Or. April 1. (Special.)
A basket social held at Liberty school
house In th. Eirht-Mil. district last
Saturday evening netted S:nO for tha
Red Crosm. A turkey gobbler present
ed to th. Red Cross chapter by Mr.
Carter, a mountain rancher, Saturday,
waa raffled here Saturday afternoon,
bringing 1.5. Inasmuch as the holder of
th. winning ticket has not claimed his
priz. tii. bird will probably b. resold.
:5 steers. ,
5 ster. ,
10 steers. .
1 steer. .,
5 steers. ,
3 steers. ,
!5 steers. ,
19 steers. ,
1 ste.r. . .
It steers. .
17 steers. .
18 steers. ,
17 steers. .
20 steers. ,
3 steers. .
1 steer. ..
n steers. ,
4 steers. .
T steers..
23 steers. .
25 steers. .
25 steer..
15 steers. ,
8 steers. .
3 steers. .
26 steers. .
14 steers. .
9 steers. .
lOsieers..
16 steers .
1 cow....
1 cow.
1 cow. . .
2 cows...
6 cows. . .
1 cow.
1 cow. . . .
4 cowb. . .
3 cows. . .
1 cow . . . .
1 cow
1 cow.
1 cow. . . .
1 COW. . .
1 COW...
1 cow...
4 cows. .
2 COWB. .
1 COW. . .
2 cows. .
7 cows. .
1 COW. . ,
1 COW. . .
1 cow...
2 cows. .
1 cow. ..
8 cons. .
1 cow . . .
S cows. .
I heifer.
6 heifers
6 heifers
1 heifer.
1 heifer.
1 heif-r.
1 heifer.
2 bulls..
2 bulls. .
1 bull. ..
1 bull...
4 bulls..
1 hull...
1 bull...
4 bulls...
2 bulls...
1 bull
1 bull....
1 calf...
S calves. ,
1 calf...
2 calvea.
1 calf...
1 calf
Prices current
follows:
Cattle
Medium to choice steers
Good to medium steers
.Common to good steers .......
Choice cows and heifers
Com. to good cows and heifers
dinners ............ .........
Bulls
Calves
Storkers snd feeders
Hogs
Prime light
Prime heavy
Pirs ,
Sheep
Western lambs
Vsliey Ismbs
Yearlings
Wethers
Ewes
May
liijll 10.S0 21 hogs.
120S 11 or, 35 hogs. ..
1140 12.IHI 14 hogs...
l?s ll.ool g hogs...
11)94 11 251 1 hog....
1052 11 00 37 hogs. ..
boo 4.0O' 5 hogs...
71IO 7.5U 13 hogs...
840 S.OOI 6 hogs...
ln.tO 10 25' 1 hogs...
I12 8 Ml 91 hogs. ..
670 i on 8 hogs. ..
9' 9.0(11 2 hogs...
1037 5il 5.1 hogs...
953 6 .10 20 hogs. ..
1140 10 .10 10 steers. .
11S0 8 SOI 1 steer. ..
6 501 6 steers. .
6.3022 steers.
ft 50 21 steers.
7 50 22 steers. .
4 30 10 steers. .
4 00 23 steers. .
9.001 7 steers. .
7.001 S steers. .
it 731 4 cows. . .
6 on! 4 cows...
7.301 4 cows...
8 l-n' 9 cows...
30 10 cows. ..
7.50: 3 cows. ..
S.ool 1 cow....
8.75! 2 cows. . .
9 501 1 cow ... .
4 OH 3 cows...
R.OO'12 cows. . .
113.1 10 10' 1 heifer..
4111 5.501 7 calves. .
7 OOI 4 calvea..
5 1"" 4 calves. .
7 SOI 1 bull
tl 0l 1 bull. . . .
8 001 1 bull
7 25I 1 bull
8 001 1 bull. ...
S.l'O' 8 hogs. ..
7.50 13 hogs. . .
9 00 1 hog
7.75' 1 hog
7 on' s hog-...
6 0015 hogs...
8 10 4 hogs...
7.7.V 1 hog....
12 Wl 1 hog
r-16 12.00! 4 hogs...
170 J20O! 1 hog....
115 11 Ofl 10 hog.. ..
12" 12.001 5 lambs
170 12 00! 2 lamba
Wt. Price
102 117.00
174 17.00
196 17.0:
177 17.O0
ShO 16.00
113 15 50
220 17.00
2fc-l 17.O0
201 17 05
30 lrt.no
13.i 1
174 17.00
210 10. 00
.109 1 (1 00
lZ April
J' J. : May
mo i55o
110 15.50 May
j:t jg i'i
1110 13.50
0-10 16 10 I Kay
1S2 17 10 July
24 17. no
Jli.1 17 0O
10S 13! 50 I May
252 17 O0 July
274 17 00
192 1700
Crucible Steel. . .
that was out of" condition proved bard t Cuba pane Sugar
11 even at th. bottom figures reached. I
whloh were about the lowest so far on the
1917 crop. -
Oata underwent s decided aetbsck on ac
count ot lowering of bids from the a ea board.
Provisions averaged lower as a result
more or leas of a failing off in shipments
Supplies of hogs ln March exceeded all pre
vious records for that month. . .
Leading futures ranged as fellows:
CORN.
Low.
11.2414
High.-
ll.Jli 1
Close.
.HTH
.834,
Open.
-11.23 ?l
- . OATS.
' .89
. .84 .S5H
MZSS PORK.
47.70 47.4T
LARD. -.23.70
23.83 25.60
.25.75 25.95 23.65
SHORT RIBS.
.24.50 24.50 24.17
24.80 24.00
i a H nrieafl were:
Corn No. 2 yellow, $1.7501.80; No. S yel.
102 17 00 low, 1.50s1.60; No. 4 yellow, ii.4Uri.iiu.
.118 It! 00 I Oats No. 3 white, S9149mc; standard,
tin 10 DO 90 to 92c-
14 15 73 nye No. 2. 12.87.
113 15.30 1 Barley (1.6501.95.
Timothy 158.25.
Clover $2s S 81.
Pork Nominal.
Lard $25.73.
Khnrt ribs 123.47e23.7.
Primary receipts Wheat. 392.000
Erie. .
General Elect. . .
General Motors. .
Gt Northern pfd.
Gt Nor Ore ctfs..
Illinois Central..
Inspiration Cop..
Irtt 51 M pfd
Int Nickel
Int Paper
K C Southern. ..
Kennecott Cop. .
tl ifiu I 1-DU'1 " i"-.m. . .
J..-0 Maxwell Motors.
Mexican Petrol.
Miami Copper. ..
Missouri Pacific.
Nevada Copper. .
New York Cent. .
N Y N H ft H
Norfolk & West.
Northern Pacific,
Pacific Mall
Pac Tel ft Tel . , .
Pennsylvania. ...
Pittsburg Coal. .
Ray Conaol Cop..
Reading
Rep Ir ft Steel. ..
Shatt Aris Cop. .
Southern Pacif..
Southern Ry. . .
200
400
'"'boo
4,500
'V.DOO
200
200
1.8U0
400
L700
4.666
4,700
200
204
4114
'ae"
B314
13
1.1.1
120
9014
.
'47 ii
91 14
28
COO 31
-87H
83
47.65
23.85
25.95
4.500
200
600
400
500
400
9314
31
22
1914 '
09'.
29 54
18
41
'36
62)4
"469.
15
13714
1171,
90
2714
'4614
90
28
3054
9214
31
21
.1!)
69
29
300 85 85
1,400 44 44
24.35
24.75
500
11,600
COO
'"706
300
Studebaker Cor.. 15.300
0-.0
f70
7.10
loso
)
sr,n
1100
11. -.0
S.-.5
in 13
1O70
920
t;o0
810
ririo
637
4O0
550
410
inr,.i
12:10
11-0
14.:i
1202
orj
1 io
mm
1 M)3
1490
1420
170
1X3 17.10
140 13.50
295 17 00
107 13.10
139 15 30
1"02 10.50
.70 10 25
I Texas Company.
Union Pacific
U S Ind Alcohol.
U S Steel
do pfd
Utah Copper. ...
v abash pfd B.
1,000
1.400
1.400
.8,100
"66
200
23
82
79
'83
22
41
144
120
12.1
90
'7i4
2214
200
nclnts Wheat. 392.000 vi I t,-, r;i
. -11 ill ' : 1 J - . , 1
1171 11 25 1 5 0O0 bushels; com. i.twui "": 1 Westing Elect
liso 12 00 "00 bushels; oats, J.iiw.uvu v- a,.CT,in,i Total sales
1150 12 00 I Dueneis. . -
, ci .n. n, 257.000 vs. 716.000
a1!- - " ! r . - AAA 1 V. . I I TT a . -1 - laTU On. f -
914 11.73 bushels: corn, n.,uuu v.. I u i" ...... i-"1
895 10 7.1 oats 1.262.000 vs. 1,062.000 pusneis
Clearances w near ana oais, uuue, aivm.
none; corn, aiiu.uuu DutaB..
23
81
78
'S3
22
38
142
119
122
90
'78
22
40 40
for the day. 188,000 ahares.
BONDS.
bid.
. 74
40
79
81
77
102
100
ii
63
84
104
. . 02
19
15
138
Co
66
40
91
19
41
. 37
- 35
62
2ft
41
14
137
117
90
27 .
96
46
90
2B14
29
15
30
113
25
92
30
21
18
I 69
28
104
85
27
20
44
52
23
81
78
15
8.1
22
38
143
119V
12
90
109
78
22
91
40
San Francisco, Cal.. are registered at
the Benson.
E. A. Blackmore, of St. Louis, Mo., 1
at the Multnomah.
Theresa Bolton, of Takima, Wash
is at the Perkins.
J. Wilson Benson, of Seattle, Wash
Is at the Nortonia.
P. A. Wlcher. of Seattle, Wash.. Is
at the Washington.
D. Hoffman, of Chehalis, is regis
tered at the Portland.
Pago R. Boyers, of Salem, is regis
tered at the Seward.
Mrs. Emma Rue, of Charleston,
Wash., is at the Ritz.
Howard S. Bell, of Tacoma, Wash.
is at the Washington.
Theodora F. Rixon, of Port Angelas,
Wash., is at the Oregon.
Governor James Withycombe, of
Salem, is at the Imperial.
R. Mott and Mrs. Mott, of San Fran
cisco, are at th. Portland.
H. P. Dickson and Mrs, Dickson, of
Salem, are at the Nortonia.
Dan O. Breen, of Seattle, Wash., is
registered, at the Perkins.
Thomas Hutchinson, of Hoaulam
Wash., is at the Multnomah.
E. A. Muncie, of Seattle, Wash.,
registered at the Multnomah.
P. W. Young, of Seattle, Wash.,
registered at the Washington.
H. G. Boutin, of Minneapolis, Minn.,
Is registered at the Cornelius.
D. E. Witt and Mrs. Witt, of Trout
Lake. Wash-, are at, the Cornelius.
G. G. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, of
Chatham, Ont., are at the Portland.
C. P. DeReamer, 0f Walla Walla.
Wash., Is registered at the Oregon.
F. Goddard and Mrs). Goddard, of
Helena, Mont., are at the Washington.
I. N. Daughtrey and Mrs. Daughtrey,
of Newberg, are registered at the Ritz.
William Fisher, manager of the Port
land baseball club, is at the Cornelius.
J. H. Tillman and Mrs. Tillman, of
Oak; Point, are registered at the Carl
ton.
J. W. Lang-don and Mrs. Langdon. of
Hood River, are registered at the Nortonia,
915 10.75
lll.-.O 10.73
810 e.oo
1045 8.10
lor.o lo.r.o
912 9 73
1149 10 73
9V0 7 23
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April l.Barley, $1.45
2.02.
Flax, $4.07 84.09.
67
do counon 97IPac T ft T 5s... 91
U S 3a reg "984Pa con 4s ... 96
do coupon .. ..98 Union Pac 4s.... 85
V 8 4s reg 104u 8 Steel 5s 97
do coupon ...104 4 8 i ov os 91
Atch ren 4s 80 la ! Anglo-Fr 5s .... 90
D ft R O 5s. ..'48 U a Lib SVis 98.98
NYC deb 6s.. 92 U S Lib 1st 4s.. 97.00
Nor Pac 4s 80 u s Lib 2d 4s.. si.uo
1090
1140
740
810
800
5
0
Son
Grain at Sua Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. April L Flour, $10.80
B-3 per barrel.
6.00 r.nin Wheat. Government price, $3.50;
oats wniie xeeo. nomi- i Aiioues no
Arlsona com.... izw
Calumet ft Ariz. 66
Calumet & Hec.435
.5 -'" barley. $3.80i3.73;
2.-.1 l2.nu ,orn. California 1-ellow, $3.85.
H..3 li on w.vwheat and wheat snd oat, $26,509
iKxo 1 S Ml tarn oat, $2628; barley. $22624; al
11 !?? ,.,V. I-.nw.J: barlev atraw. SOaSOc.
Bid.
Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON, April 1. Closing quotations:
RIDGEFIELD MAN IS HELD
st the local yards are as
Prices.
.$11. 00 t 12.10
. 10.30W11.50
1170 .. $77680; meals, slfslfs, carload lots. $30
lltlto 7 50 1 38.50; cocoannt, 144. oo as io iou
1.1.1 1673
9S 1600
140
SHO
125 15 50
MO 1556 Alfred Gunther Arrested
HMO 11
510 16 00
172 17.00
4.10 111 00 I
n3 17.O0
hi 1.1.00
110 14.50 1
Centennial
Copper R C Co. .
E Hutte cop M
Franklin
Isle Roy (Cop).
Lake Copper.,..
Mohawk .......
North Butte
13
44
9
5
21
5
60
14
Old Dominion 41
Osceola 64
Quincy 69
Superior 4
Sup ft Boston M. 2
Shannon 4
Utah Cons 9
Winona 1
Wolverine 28
Granby Cons. .... 77
Green Cananes... 40
at St.
Helens as Enemy Allen.
rhlrag. Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. April 1. Hogs Receipts.
0O0, firm, 10 to 15 cents above Saturday'a
average, milk, sin AMr 17.40: light. 116.900
IT.6U; mixed. 1 1 650 f 1 7.55: heavy, 1.1 7r.fr
17.15: houch. 11.1 73 T IK: pigs. 112.50Jrlfl.5o.
Cattle Receipts. 21.00O. steady. Native
steers. 19 70 14.6.1; stockers and feeders.
l.40ryll.0: rows snd heifers. 6.30ffl2;
csives. fiv.ovnjs.
Sheep Receipts, 12,000. strong. Sheep,
$ll.ii917; lamns. 115.25919.50.
Omaha Livestock Market
OMAHA. April 1. Hogs Receipts, 13.000.
msrket be to J.ic nigner. Heavy, 116.4.11
Money, Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK, April 1. Mercantile paper,
4 and 6 months. 6 Per cent.
Sterling 60-day bills, (4.72; commercial
60-day bills on banks $4.71; commercial
60-day bills $4.71; demand, 4.ii; ca
,.1 .a na 7i a
RirjciEFIELD. Wash.. April 1. (Spe- p-,-i H.m.nii S.72. cables 8.70U
clal ) Alfred Gunther, of this place, Guilders, demand 46, cables 46. Lire, de
... .r.tui vesterdav in St, Helens, mand 8.77. cables 8.75. Rubles, demand
Or., and lodged ln the Columbia County ar 10t,,Hncminttl-
jau. vauiimc. Mexican dollars. 74c.
Anomv at this Dlace and was arrestee i ,, . i Hi,M,i i,..., i. r.
8.50110.00 for entering prohibited territory. Ha is I Tim. loans firm: 60 days, 80 days and 6
..m io. ..i .bout 35 years of age ana nas uvea acre i months. 6 per cent bid.
8.00W 9.50 1, I r-.ll monev weak. High. 8 percent: low.
SSS SaJ -itv Marshal S. R. Funkhouser has 3 per cent; ruling rate, 5 per cent; cios
7 so w 12.00 I charge of his property, which consists
8.50 9.50 o( a houseboat, ln which ha lived. In
16 4l17 10 a searcn ui mo vivpnj -l.5oSl'l7S
I. W. W. and socialistic literature were
14.75 . 13.73 found. Gunther was a salmon fisher-
ifl.t venr onri when the season
11 So!" closed he found employment in the dif
13 0OW13 3O ferent mills here.
12 504? in. oo The fact that he was employed at
9.00813.00 cornrnon labor has caused some wonder- Seward
ment, as he Is known to De wen edu
cated and a student of chemistry and
electricity. Officers have had him un
der surveillance for some time.
ling bid. 2 per cent; offered st 3 per cent;
last loan, I per cent.
PERSONALMEIITION.
H. B. Bachus, of Salem, is at the
Carlton.
J. B. Larson, of Seaside, Is at the
of . Alpine, is at the
is at
MARRIED WOMEN TO TEACH
Chehalis School Board Votes to En
gage Instructors on Merit Only.
CHEHALIS. Wash., April 1. (Spe-
,i i Hereafter married women will
lrt-si: mixed. $16 606 16 73; light.' $1650 1 be employed in the public schools of the Eaton
D. C. Drury;
Seward.
Milton E. Kline, of Newberg,
the Rltx.
C la. Madison, of Corvallis, is at the
Cornelius.
Mrs. H. C. Sater, of Milwaukee, is at
the Eaton.
Clyde Perkins, of Pendleton, Is at
the Oregon.
J, E." Bridgewater, of Albany, Is at
the Benson.
J. G. Casey, of Seattle, Wash., is at
Ronald Burns, of La Grande, is at
17: pigs $12816.50; bulk ot sales, $16.50 ,ni. ,ilv. war conditions having made
J. rf!w c- it necessary to tilt the lid which has the Oregon
i.le i-njiw, oiw, iii-i ,rL sieaay to i . - - i .. ,t Th. I w ,t . tii- t i. i-
tron. V.tlv. .teer. linMll- - , I peen On lur w. r I j. Xj. nttosaa. VL Jiianik avwrv, IB HI
heifers. $s II 50: Western steers $98.12 90: board at a special meeting votea to the Carlton.
Texas steers. $s.5010.5O; coir and heifers employ married women II properly I . v EcirStine. of Seattle. Wash
'.Wr1!. -.., '". "Vai,,"0?, uaUfiea- . v . . . at the Eaton.
.tags etc.. $7.75810.25 I ,. . , , ...I , I John Lang, or fcaiem
heep Receipts, ll.ooo. market
i w in. 1 1 - . .ii-,.. i,iii. weiners I z . . . . . , . . .
$I2..iowl5 50; ewes. 111.50a 14 50; lambs, year, professor Arnold is amis, io nsv.
ie,.oVJ l.
Is
is registered
Coffee Future Market Steady,
NEW YORK. April 1. While the neces
sity of conforming to maximum price reg.
ulatlons gave the market for coffee future.
rather nn irregular appearance today, the
lone was generally steady. May contracts
which had rloeed at S.80O bid on Thurs
day, were marked down to 8 65c to con.
form with the maximum price and after
selling at 9c early. September reacted to I Stretch of Road Xortb. of Chehalis
s.iejc on iiquiu.uun. i no close was net 13
declined an offer elsewhere at a higher
salary. Up to data there la a aeartn
of applications for positions ln the Che
halis public schools for the coming
year.
HIGHWAY RAILING FINISHED
point, lower to 4 points higher. Jnly 6.94c:
September. 8.9bc: October 9.04c; December.:
v.l.te: jannary. v iae; .narcrt. n. lbc.
Spot coffee, firm: Rio .a, 9c: Santos 4s
ll'ac. No Improvement was reported in th.
ocean frefrht situation and the visible sup
ply of coffee In or sfjost for th. United
Htstes has decreased about 5O0.OO0 bags
aunng tne lasx monin.
The official cables reported a holiday In
RIo. Santos spots wer. unchsnged snd fu
tures 7. to l'Hi rem higher. Braslllaa port
receipts m.wv o.gs
New York Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. April 1. Raw sugar steady.
Centrifugal. 80o5c; molasses, nominal. Re
ined ateadv: cut loaf. 8.95c: crushed, a.
mould A. I.9a)c; cube, 8.20c; X.XXX pow-l painted.
Slade Free From Sanger.
James A. Stuart, of New Tork, Is at
tha Nortonia.
H. K. John, of San Diego, Cal., is at
the Imperial.
E. G. Glass, ef San Francisco, Is at
the Perkins-
M. G. Fox, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is at
the Portland.
R. C. Harms, of Spokane, Wash., is
at the Carlton.
E. H. Watkins, of Catblamet, Wash.,
is at the Ritz.
P. C. Koehler, of San Francisco, is
at th. Seward.
S. W. Kidd, of Kansas City, Mo., is
S. B. HUSTON VISITS BAKER
Candidate for Nomination to U.
Senate on Survey Trip.
S.
BAKER, Or., April 1. (Special.) S.
B. Huston, candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator,
is here making a two days' survey of
the political situation. According to
Mr. Huston he will receive a much
larger vote in Eastern Oregon than he
expected.
He also figures that he will get a
very large vote in Multnomah County
and in the Southern Oregon district
He will visit Grant and Union counties
before returning to Portland.
DAILY CITY7 STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
KOLK ANA-STORMS Berney E. Kolkana,
10, 730 East Thirteenth street, and Rosalie
E. Storms, 18, 4028 East Sixty-fifth street
Southeast.
HEISE-BROOKS Hugo A. Heise. 2R. 675
East Alder street, and Dorothy Brooks, 25,
i..i xiasi curaaiiiB street.
CHRISTIAN - WHIT WELL Kester D.
Christian. 86. Pullman. Wash., and Blanche
Whltwell, 26. Imperial Hotel.
BAUER-SHEPARD Frank J. Bauer, le
gal, 576 Ladd avenue, and Villa A. Shepard,
legal, 510 East Forty-seventh street North.
uuiuuuJiiAMiLiii Eugene Chiodo, le
gal. Gresham. and Anna C. Glanelli. legal.
East Thirty-first and Division streets.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
BARR-STAPLETON John E. Barr. 21. of
Portland, and Blanch M. Stapleton. 19. of
Portland. ' '
WOLFRAM-HERROD Charles Wolfram.
41, of Hlllsboro. Or., and Lucy Jane Herrod,
43. of Beaverton. Or. L
HOBBS-CLEAVER Charles D. Hobbs, 37,
or .Portland, and Airs. Aielle Cleaver, legal,
of Portland.
NORDBACK-PETTERSON Karl Nord
back, 41. of St. Helens Or., snd Hulda Pet
terson. .19. of fit. Helena. Or.
FLEISCHMAN - SCHMITZ Anton M.
Flelschman. 22. of Vancouver. Wash., and
Elsie J. Schmitz. legal, of Vancouver, wash.
xJlttKAJGrJL,-rill.l. Nichols x-ierangei,
87, of New York, and Blanchle L. Hill, 24,
of Anaheim, Cal.
CAMPBELL-FERRY Le Roy Campbell,
35, of Portland, and Ida Ferry, 26, of Port-"mORLIN-FRISVOLD
Axel R. Morlin. 35.
. Cnnlrona "1 -.. . 1. .....! XI -a 1." rr Try tl U I.' ,1 B.
void, 28, of Spokane, Wash.
Births.
STEVENS To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Har
old Stevens 893 Sandy boulevard, March 22,
twins, a son ana aaugnter.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs Robert LaVal-
len Smith, 92 KlllLngswortb, March 17, a
amienrar
tkra II.TCILr. To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
W. Thrailkill. 931 East Tentn, aiarcn za, a
daughter.
KiSljIjY to -Mr. ana Airs, unanes aveny,
1339 East Eighth. March 20, s son.
WILLIS To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burr
Willis. 922 Tibbetts. March 24, a son.
LARKOWE To Mr. ana uars. avtoerius
Larrowe. 1297 Rodney. March 15. s son.
MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Morris,
800 u. Thurman. March 22, a daughter.
SWAN To Mr. ana Mrs. a. i-. owan,
492 Flint. March 22, a son.
POHLMAN To Mr. ana sirs. la. i-oni-
man. 955 East Twentietn. Aiarcn 2i, a son.
twfit.-ry To Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mel-
by, 1485 Sacramento, March 24, a daughter.
THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Thomas, Cleveland, O., March 24, a son.
WOOLRIDGE To Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Woolridge, Hillsdale, Or., March 24. a son.
READ To Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Read,
11S3 Wilbur, March 21, a daughter.
Building Permits.
tue rm-wniTlON COMPANY Erect
fiipe rack shed. Nicolal street, between Sher
ock and River; builder, same; $200.
R. L. BARNARD Erect garage, 9 west
Watt, between Interstate avenue and Fen
wick; builder, same; $60.
L. E. KLUMPP Erect garage. 4327 East
i-,,i.a.,Aiiil Bti-eef. between b orty-secona
avenue and Forty-third avenue; n. ores-
man, builder; i2o.
WlliLilAAl iHjiiniiiuiui- .c.
n x.' ThiMv-.av.nth street, between
Hawthorne and Clay; builder, same; $35
W H. MEYER Repair two-story store
and apartment building, 1580 Bast GUsan
strat, Detween r-asi "u .
Guy G. Levisee. tuuaer; v6uu.
EDW1W W blSi j$.i3yaii uwc-om. j
W own and offer
$24,000
Port
ot
Portland
5
BONDS
Due January 1, 1922
Price par aad Interest
to yield 5
Income Tax Exempt
Lumber mens
Trust Company
CAPITAL AND 3US.PI.US $400,000
Lumbermen! Bids. Portland. Ors.
I
CLARK,
KENDALL
&C0.
BONDS FOR
INVESTMENT
U. S. Government
Municipal
Railroad
Corporation
I1CETT RELIABILITY
205,206
Northwestern Bank Building
Portland, Oregon
HALL & COMPANY
BUT AND SELL
Railroad
Public Utility
Industrial
Municipal
BONDS
TIELDING
5 to 7
Foreign Government Loans
Local Securities
Preferred Stocks
Lewis BIdg.
Portland, Or.
dence, 1144 Harrison street, between Thirty
eighth and Thirty-ninth; C. E. Carr, builder:
$350.
PETER HOFFMAN Erect one-story resi
dence. 1567 Flsk street, between Syracuse
and Dspauw; McComb & Baldwin, builders;
$1500.
KRIST TJCOVIC Erect garage, 26 East
Twenty-fourth street, between Ash and Pine:
builder, same; $75.
J. W. WINTER Repair one-story resi
dence, 1043 East Salmon, between Thirty
fifth and Thirty-fourth: builder, same; $100.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
S. S. BEAVER
Sails 3 P. M.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2 ,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
AND LOS ANGELES
The San Francisco Portland S. S.
Co., Third and Washington Streets
(with O.-W. R. A S. Co.). Tel. Broad
way 4500, A 6121.
resl
MILLIONS
WASTED
CHEHALIS. Wash., April 1. (Spe
cial.) The work of building the heavy I at tha Benson,
pole railing alongside th. Pacific High- g. W. Ford, of Bellingham, Wash., is
way trom tne tjnenaiia city limits norm i tt the Imperial.
to the Southwest wasnington j-air- x A. Smilev. of Rockford. 111., is st
ground has been "completed by the con
tractor. John warn.
A splendid piece of work has been
done and all danger of eerious accident
from people going off the high grade
along there has been removed. It is ' tne Imperial.
the Multnomah.
Thomas Danby, of Victoria, B. C.
at the Perkins.
W. N. Erans, of Dufur, Is registered
is
understood that later the railing, which
has been built of heavy piling, will be
Leslie Butler,' a Hood River banker.
is at the Benson.
R. S. Ban ford and Mrs. Sanford, of
4 p
Val
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O
:no.:
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4
DURING 1916 It is
estimated $600,
000,000 was e x
pended for auto
mobile tires. If
the life of these
tires could have
been increased 10 ,
per cent, think of
the saving, and
there' is no ques
tion but that
this could be
a c o o m plished if
roads and high
ways were paved
with
BITULITHIC
WAKREN BROTHERS COMPANY',
Journal Bidg., Portland, Or.
JeamsIijpGA
124 Third St. Main ZCJ.
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mUM AUSTRALASIAIf ROYAL MAIL L1HF
Largest, newest, best-equipped steamers.
For fare and sailings apply Can. Pac. Kail
way, 55 Third St., Portland, or General
Agent, 440 Seymour St., Vancouver. B. C. '
HONOLULU
Suva. New Zealand, Australia.
Largest, newest, best-equipped steamers.'.'.
For fare and sailings apply Can. Pac. Kail
way, 55 Third St.. Portland, or General f
Agent, 440 Seymour St.. Y'ancoaver, B. C. .
CANADLYN-Al'STRALASLYN ROYAL '
MAIL LINE.
Fast American 8. S. SIERRA, SONOMA.
VK.NTI KA. Honolulu, $.70 1st. $53 2d. ball
ing dates on application.
Oceanic S. b. Co.. 001 Market St., 8. F. Cal,