Morning Oregonian., April 05, 1918, Image 21

THE ; IORXIXG.' OREGOXIAJT. FRIDAY, - APRIL 5, - 1918.
BUYERS IN FIELD
Wool Dealers Go to Early
Shearing Sections.
TRADING AS YET IS LIGHT
Growers Mf 2ot lie Free Sellers at
Opening of Season and Bayers
Will Operate With Caution.
Mronff Market In Cast.
A oombtr of wool burs It at sons into
th mMxty wool Mctloa. bat bo buying hmm
" b a reported. uid from aDoat
pooad of Tafctmaa, wblrb wara taken on
tbo baala of around to 53 cent for -coarse.
SbMpata art not howtoff ranch diapaaltlan
to lat ro at this tlma. oaJaaa-taey caa tt
prloaa aqttal to or better than las year a,
and tha bayara are axtremoty cauUoua aoVot
rntarlaa tho market, aa tliey do not know
what thay may hara to I acq ia the way of
(vwvornmantaJ action. ?
ta tha Caat the market la roll Of very
troas on ail CTrndaa, with more attanUoa
amid to tho poorer flno wools thaa hereto
fore. Amoac tho latest transfers reported
at Boat oo la tho better grades erara Oregon
Ed Idaho wools at about f LftO clean baala;
md tn aomo tnataoceo a ahada mora. Cms
bolder sold eererml bondred thoosaad poonds
f orlAtBal woola. Thaao ware malaty fine
sad harf-blood ar), tho rraaaa price for
rood Montana and Idaho clips belnf 69 to
- cents, estimated to ahow a clean coat of
fqlly $1 TO to Sl.Tft for tha beat wool.
The quarterly bulletin of the National As
voctatlon of Wool Manufacturers contains a
rnw tho wool tndnstry ta tha past yWr.
ocladed la tha roliowtna- table SWtas the
raw woo product tn pounds by states la
Number of
flec.
l7.oo.)
4.fKW
61T n.
0A
f,.om
r.40 iXVk
at ft rx
117.0in
AM.onrt
4
1 "27 I
1 49 IH
1 -,V OW.
!!.( M
V twwi
I .-.TJ.OtWl
n.7S.nno
1.10
1.lt.o
1.70.
1.4::,oo
i.:78.n
3.)7Vrtrt
1.4.000
77. OOO
Wool
Ftata
Vaioo .
w Hampehtro .
Vermont .
Maaaacbaeatta ...
Fb-ria X;ud ....
fooaertlcut
Vte Tor
New Jaraey
f ennerTTanla . ...
7awaro ........
Maryland
"Waat VirgSalA ...
Kntucky .......
ho
.Michigan
7 dlaia
TlliBOl . .........
Vlecocoio ......
(nQMoi .......
teour ........
irrtnsa .........
Nr5,- Carrtllna ...
uh Carolina ...
t.-orip; 1
I -T'll . ..........
iiaina ........
.M tt lp .......
' i t 1 - n ........
-fci. ia.
T- rtDMve ........
f. illMt ..........
?-hrtfc4
tit?i tkot ....
fl Cakota ....
ionutu .........
v. oilB4T . .
T ! . V
xv whinctoa ......
're eon ..........
ii'omi ........
N -rada
1 ah
1 olorada ....f....
Artxona
vW7 Mexico
Taxes
Ok la noma and I
diaa Territory ..
nrrx! -
M7.0ii0
73
a.st 4.000
.i'i.o-v1
71S.00
. ? r", owi
(i.iuiii
2,cia.ooo
4 ST.". ViO
o
4,V5.0
.t.Vt.lMNI
411.000
::.vi.ttM)
1.77.OrtO
1.4-0.00
3 73.0"0
1.4 1
rr.,rv4 j.x
1 o"o
12. 10 '
JO.OOO
5A l.ftrtO
1 V422,i0
10.O4J,UU(
ftOO.000
To tale .
Fulled wool .
... ii4 ;.ooe)
245 373 W
40,000.000
Total product. 101T. 2Si.o73.0O4
Of tho above total. lT7.02o.O0O pounds are
glassed aa terrttorlea. thee being estimated
at CM3.U0 pounds scot
Tha equivalent total aoaatlty of scoured
waela to estimated at 12a.270.o& pound. In
cluding 23,000,000 pounds of claaa pulled
wools.
MKT M WE8T POTATO MARUTS TCAai
Kw Issaeweoaaoaw ha fttitpeaaaj oc Jebhlag
Traeto bs Thai Mato,
Tho Orogoa potato market continues slow
and we, at forraor pricea.
DesUnatioaa of tha latest shipment from
o Coast Statea follow:
From Calif oral aUngmaa. Art.. 1; Fat
to CaU 1; Phoenix, l; aa Fraactooe, 1;
by boat. aa FYanciaco, 2.
From Orogoa Oorber. 2; Ios AngeJee, 1 .
eacranMato, 1; saleea. 2; San Francisco, J;
Tho Dalle. I.
From Wasaingtoa ttlo. 7; Taklma, 5;
am re ported. 1.
Market conditions reported by tele
rph: Butte No frebh afrrrata. Rurala, sacked.
Dal lie rinppMes beary, demand and move
nt ant very flow. 1 market weaker. Idaho
Rurala and Rusetta, Colorado Mixed Whites
and Kcd McCIure. I1UM& Washing
ton Netted Gems, C ail f oral aad Idaho B ur
ban a and Oregon Rusaetts. $w4u.
Omaha- - Demand and movement alow,
snorkel unsettled. Colorado, Idaho and Moo
tana Mixed Whites. 91.OO0VZX
Denver tfupptlea heavy. demand and
xttoveakoot very elow. market only fair.
New Orleans --Demand ami movement
tow. market fair. Oregon Bur banks. $1.50
1..
K ansae City Demand moderate, merket
fair, better feeling.
Ml ffElON OF CR.IN BOARD HELD
Merchant irhng Is Cloaed aa Mark mi
Rwpoct to Laca T. B. W Ucox.
The Portland and Seattle Merchants ir
ohSKa. sa a mark of reapect to tho lata
Theodore B Wilcox, held no eeeslona yes
tarday. Reports from tho country markets
were of quiet conditions.
Weather conditions In the Middle West,
as wired from Chicago: "Winnipeg, clear. 20
degreoa; Dulutb, Mlnneapoli. partly cloudy,
UO: Peor. Chicago. St. Louis. Kaasas City.
Topeka, clear. &3 to 42; Hutchison, cloudy,
S7; Ohio Valley, car. cool. 90."
Terminal receipts, la cars, were reported
b- tha Merchants Exchange aa follows:
Wheat. B-r. Fir. Oat. Hay.
Prt en-i. Thure 1 .... .1 r 7
Year -J 17 t ." S 20
J.-u iif .t: v 141 Jt
1-r ago. 44-7 l; U14 2o?0
luna. ur. la 1 ....
Yar ag. S 4
S"n J.U.OI lb .... 2-4H 1442
mr .v HiJ 111 312 lrlsa
'a. T n urs 2 .... ....
a: aso .... 4 15
h-..n date. 4127 22 1447 P7 2"12
Vwr ao. 4J-1 .lii 11 121
BtTTER 1 ON Tilt: DOWN GRADE
I awr-rrat Iwop Aaaswaeeel by Lavml Creoa-
erU-i- t at o Crate Lower.
tr ill be a decline of 4 cent la
print butter prtccs this morning to 4
cnt for plain wToppwrs aad 43 oeata for
carton nutterfat buying pricea wore tow
ered b cwnta yeeterday to 44 coots for No.
I grade. The Seattle mrket will aie:aho
lower today and on a parity with PortUnd.
A few cubes were sold daring thj day
at 44 cents, tha lowest price of tbo season.
California shippers offered tho trade butter
at $ caata f o. b. As the Nortbwostara
markets are now wall supplied with their
oww make as well aa the California ar
ticle, there may bo a further dociiao la
be south.
There was as change tn the egg attua
ttoa. Ptroet am lea were made at 34 and
gS et?a ITit of ha larsr bqvf a are
HOTEL PERKINS
rtrra ad wiibi.i.tox rrucm
t fivrm iMOi r..f ,
Rates to Suit You
fgaaal 4Vaw gtasi aa
still offarte cents to country nip
pers.- Receipts are heavy, but are rfbaorbltl
without dltflcolty.
STREET WILL CXOE EARLY SATl RDAY
rrwraro llram Will Aaalat faa Liberty Lama
Campaign,
Froat-atreet, firms haro agreed to close
at 1 P. M. tomorrow la order to asaUt
In too liberty bond campaign.
There were large recelpta of aaparagwa
yesterday, particularly white, which void at
aad 12 cents. Groan la pyramids
brought 15 aad Id cents.
A straight car of celery and a, mixed
car of cabbage aad lettoco are due today.
A etmight car of strawberries waa shipped
from Louisiana yesterdmy for the North -waat
aad la due on Monday. About half
of tho car will be distributed here.
Book Cleauinaa.
Bank clearings of th Northwestern cities
yesterday wera aa follows:
Clearing. Balnncee.
Portland - l.V:sl.i:.n 1 noT.ota
Seattle o,01tL4ft l,tini.SV
Tacuma ....... 6-' j. 4M -T.hls
Spokane l.l.vyw 3W.Si
rOB1XAT MAKSET QCOTATIOM
Grala. Floor. FecdU Ktc
No aesalon Merchants Exchange.
WHEAT Bulb baala. Portland, for No. 1
grade: Hard white Blues tarn. Early Bart,
Allen Galagulas, Sartla Amber. $2.0. Soft
white Palouse. bluest em. forty-fold. White
Vailey, Gold Coin. White Russian. SJ.03.
White club LltUe club, Jen kin i club, white
hybrids. Son or. $2 Ok. Red Walla Red
Rnaaiaa. red hybrids. Jones' fife, Cpell.
ILkd. No. 3 grade, 3c leas: No. t grade, oc
lea. Other gradea handled by samples.
FLOUR Patents, $10. Valley, ftO.60. whole,
wheat. 19.60: graham. S.2o; barley Tour.
$1SVU30 par barrel; rye flour. tl0.73O12.7S
par oarrai; com room, wbii to.au, yoiiow,
14.2.1 per barreL
lilLLFEED Net mil prices, car lota:
Bran. 3t per ton; shorta. $Z2 per ton; mid
dlings, $39; mixed care and leaa thaa car
loads, soc more; rouea oariey. 9 77 . v;
rolled oats 176.
CORN Whole, TT; cracked, $78 per ton.
HAY Buying prices, f. o. o. Portland:
Eastern Oregon timothy, $29030 pr ton;
Vailey timothy. $JAW: a If a, fa. $24 924.50;
Valley grata hay. $-2; clover. llQ2Q;
traw. $&e)10,
Dairy aad Coaatry Produce.
BUTTE R Cubes, extras. 40c ; prime
firsts, 39c; prints, extra. 44; cartons, lc
extra: butt erf at. No. I. 44c delivered.
KGGS ureiron ranen. current recelpta.
5c; candled, 30OS7c; selecta, Sbo per doaen.
dozen.
CHEESE Jobbers baring prtree, f. o. b.
dock. Portland: Tillamook trip. eta, 24c;
Young Americas. 25c par pound; longhorns.
toe; Coos snd Carry, f. o. b. Myrtle Point:
Triplets. 23Hc: Young Americas. 24 He per
pound; longhorns. 24c per pound; dis
count to Portland trade.
POULTRY Hans. 2"c: rooster, old,
20c; stag. 22o : ducks. 32c; geao. 2.V:; tur
keys, live, 246 27c; dressed. WC37o per
pound.
VEAL Fancy. l!c Pr pound.
PORK Fancy. 21 w r'j2r per pound.
FraUa and Vegetable.
T-al jobbing quotations:
FRUITS Oranges, navels, $4.T3fJT.G0; va
leacias. $d 50d 7 - lemana $6l754j 7 25 par box;
bananas. 0Vo per pound; grapefruit. $4.73
J2. apple. $1.2v42.73; Langertne. $2.60
t2 7A pr box
VtGKT ABIDES Tomatoes, I2.T3Q5 par
crate; cabbage. 3 9 4c pr pound: lettuce,
$2 per crate; cucumbers, $1.25 1.7
per duscn: cauliflower. $1.5ul.75 per crate. :
artlchukre, 6cw$l Pr dozen: garlic. 7c: 1
celery $3.75 per crate; peppers, S&o peri
poi:pd: sprouts, 12VjO per pound: rhubaro. ,
$2.-02.50 per box; aeparngus. 9010c per
pound; peas, 17a pX pound; spinach. $1.2u ,
ar crate.
SACK fiUKTAtiLta arTota, si.zoax.ov
per sack: turnips. $1.&0; parsnips. $1.25.
POTATOc.5 ore son unrosntts, eu 9:10c:
per hundred; Yakimas. sweet
potatoes, lOo per pound.
ONloNa Jobbing prices. lSlic per
pound,
Slaplo Croc arte a.
Lo-al jobbing guotatloaa:
fcL'GAR Sack baala: Fruit and berry.
17.87 fc: boet. $7.S7S; extra C. $7.47 pow
dered, la barrels, $S.57te; cubes, la barraia,
$4.77.
NUTS walnuts, 34 He: eraxn nnts, iv
21c; filberts. 22 & 23c; almond. 19422c; pe-
auta. 149 lac: cocoa out, ai.10 pr aosen;
pecans, 17O10c; cheatnuta. 20c
BEANS California joootng prices: small
white. 13Sc; targe white, lac; bayou. 1044c;
lima. 14 c: pink. lOc. Oregon beans, buying
prices: White. 010c: colored, fc
CU r tfc noasieo. in uruma. iiirdc
SALT Gran! at ed. $10.75 per ton: balf-
r round. 100s, $15 per ton; CO. $10 par ton;
dairy. $18.75 per ton.
RICE ooutnera aoaa. vove per pouna;
Blue Koa. 9e; Japanea atyta. 84 08a
ltltlED FRUITS A pp.. 13 wc; peacbea.
HfrUc prunes. Italian. 11013c: raisins, 85c
a tJ nor box: dates, fard. 4U.5Ut2 par bog;
currants, li.; figs. $2y259 per box.
Pro Tie lea.
luteal Jobbing quotations:
Uamh A 11 sUea. choice. 4c: ataadard
2Ac; skinned. 2df50c; picnics, 34c; cottage
rwt.s. 2c .
LARD Tierco basis, ataaaara pure zso;
compound. 2340. .
BACON Fancy. 7ir9c: atanaara. mo
45c: choice. .1147 4?o.
DR Y t-A l.T abort clear neck. Z9uo;
ax ports, 33Gc; plates. 24oc.
1 lidos aad Pott.
HIDES Baited hides, 25 lb, aad up. 12c;
salted stags. lbs. and up, 10c; salttd and
greea kip. 15 to 25 loa., 12c; salted nd
frees calf. 10 to 15 iba 21c; greea hides.
ana UP, vc; grve aLgs. ou to ana
up. 4iry inst naes. .c; ary luni can.
horse bidee, si.xdov; aauefi norse
bid $34.
fc.L.Tii Drv long-wool peite. enc: ary
short-wool nlta, 2 30c; salted peita, April
taaeotr. 3g.
Hap. Weed. Etc.
1HPS 117 crop 14 0 15c per pound; con
tract, lev Wc.
WOOL Eastern jregon. eeveoc per
pound; Va.iey. 50(&vC par pound; Val.ejr
lamb. 4otl60c.
MOHAIR Long staple. 4ot wc per pound.
CACARA BARK New and old, 8Ulc
per pound.
12c per pound.
Oil.
GASOLINE Bulk 20 Sc: caseai 2c:
naphtha, drums. liSc; case. 2c; engine
distillate, drums, lOc; cass, lOr.
LINSEED OIIj Kaw, Darreis. $1.07; cases.
$1.77: bolk0. bsrrela. $!.: caaea, 1 7i.
Tl'BPKVTINK In tnka A2tci L-aaea. 7."ic
SAX FRANCISCO PRODI K M.RKET
Pricea Cnrrewt on Fgaw Vegetables, Ireab
Frwlt, 14c at Bay City.
SiA2 FRANCISCO, April 4. Butter
Extra. 41 (I 4Jc
Eggs Fresh extra. 7c; extra firsts.
37 firsts. 37c; fresh extra puUsta, ;7V,c.
firsts pullets, owc
Che Young Americas. 2(1 ic.
Poultry Hens, nominal. White Ieghorn
rone: era. 24 w 24c; fryer. 35 htfoc; broilers.
50 2c; aqua be, $44.50; geeeo, 27 50c;
turkey, mtaad and oil sloe. 3Uc '
Vegetable orn peaa. 3c; aapragus.
Dlc: squash, craam. 50C?5c; eggplant,
SO lie; pepper, Mexican greea chiles, 12H9
7 Wc: tomatoes. $1502.0U; lettuce. Sac
ramento. $L25rl.oO; celery, $L10dL50:
mushroema. 5W 15e; potatoes, river. $115 d
1.4: Ni.inii. 11732. sweet. $:tHi.7i
onions. Auairmilan brown. 6ovyuc; green. 50
0 Tic; beete. wjca i ; gariir. c;tfornia.
gJc; cucumoers. i.'viii; carrots. i; tur
nips. 7c v 1: rhubarb. strswoerry, l"'c e '
$1 Oo. cabbage. 1H y J: spinach. 2 v3c;
artichoke. loiOc: cauliflower. $1.50. .
Krult Pear. Winter Neilla. iJeT 2.2$;
amonSL $44.dO: grapaxruit. TTAfl3.23:
ornr. $5.0 T; tnngerine. $1.50 U 1.73;
tknna. Hawaiian. p oc : pineapples, nom-
iaa: apples. ua.uom:a. ii.MfLi
Recelpta Flour. 5510 quart are: barley.
6S73 centals: be ana. 922 sacks: potatoes, 730
sacks; hay. 32 tons; hides, lu4U; wine, 55,330
gallons.
Lvubing RrtorM Ar. Favwmble.
PENDLETON. Or, April 3. SpeclaL)
Lambing operations In this counlr were
nsver txtttir t ban this year. Th, nowfall
nd cold weather of th, first few days of
this week have dra. bo damag. to th,
floeJts.
J. N. Burgess, of the Cunningham Sheep
. Land Company, says this I, th, bcl year
hnT'Cooxnsxny has .xpefieacd In many sea
sons, .nd.th. lambs ar. strong and hardy.
Alfrd Smlta. of tb. J. C Smith Livestock
Company, say his company baa lambed 114
pOT cent so far. Reports from other sheen
men of tb, cwonty ar. fully a. optimistic
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. April 4. Metal Exchanr.
q.o'.va lead easy. Spot. 7. 20ci 7 40c
Spelter quiet. East St, Louis, spot, 7c
aked.
DmUatk Line! Market.
TrLTTTH. Aprl 4 Linseed. f!UH!
4 tot,: May. .4.15H bid: July. 14.12 bid:
October, tin bid.
Comlnc Girl With Thousand Eyoa. Adr.
BOND SALES LARGER
Second. Fours Sell 'at Wide
Range in Wall Street. '
FOREIGN WAR-ISSUES FIRM
Slock Trading Continues Dull. With
Price Cbanges Irregular in Ins
Are Recorded by . Mu
rines and Tobaccos.
NEW TORK.. April 4. The ataok market
experienced It, foorth uccojsaiTO litlt-M aea-
ion today. tlcr aa early period which of'
fered hope of a restoration of normal i-ondl
tlona. Trartlnr lapsed aooa aft.r the open,
tnr. the monotony thereafter finding occa
sional relief In tho movement of special Is
sues.
Excellent crop prospects ar. Indicated b?
the Government's latest weather report, but
this made little impression upon rranffra
and cotton carriers, neither manifesting the
slightest animation. ..Shippings were almost
the only investment stocks, with seasoned
equipments, to register more than moderate
chaoses, the former making extreme gains
or 1 -to st, point, and th, latter 1 to
points. -
Sumatra tobacco mad, the new maximum
of 98 for th. current movement, related
issuea, inctuaing Tobacco producers, rupona
Ing in material degree. Motors, oils, sugars
and unclassified stock,' were temporarily
higher by 1 to 3 points, but United States
Steel was sluggish, yielding all its fractional
gain.
A spasm of activity and strength' in local
utilities during the mld-Mssion followed tho
decision ef an Ohio court permitting u in
crease of fares in that state.
Final quotations were at recession, of large
fractions to a full point. Salt amounted
to ZZS.0OU shares.
Liberty second 4s. at the wide ran re of
M 30 to 0.7u. contributed materially to the
enlarged bond dealing. Domestic issues
were Irregular, but internationals were frac
tlonslly higher. Total sales par value were
li.lio.uou. united State, bonds (old Issues)
unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales.
2.6h
3,t0 -
1,300
.1)1
am)
'4.900
High.
75 H
4L-i
03
ta
7S4
to;
lot
Tlw.
Eld.
Am Bfet Sugar.
American Ctn . .
Am Csfr and Fdy
Am Locomotle.
Am nie!t A Ref
Am Hugar Ref..
Am Tel & Tel . ..
Am ZLl 8....
Ana Copper....
Atchison
741.
411,
Til.
77!.
8914
-!
2H
7.H
101S
1.600 ' 03 63
t-3
109
H2
AGtWISSIi
8,900
1.100
ItOVi
103
SIT
Bait si Ohio. . .
Butte at Sup Cop.
20t
California Pet
Canadian Pic... C00 138
Centra Leather. .10o" 67 1.
Ches & Ohio.... n-10 Btft.
Chi M A St P.. ttuO 41
Chic, so t N W 300 Wi
IS
1S8
o7
136
40 i
&1H
.....
3't
B2?,
29
lit
27W
'47"
1
LOI n 1 f cus
Chlno Copper ..
Colo Fl & Iron .
Corn Pdcts Ref.
Crucible Steel . .
20
41
37
', 200 .
Visoo
3.40Q
1.400
6,400
""206
.-.00
290
' ioo
41
3T"
40 s
i:'t"
121
no
4754
93
3H
Cuba Cane Sugar
lust Securities..
r.ne
Gene Electric...
General Motors. .
Gt Northern PM
C!t No Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central.
1
137
13014
lo
27a
M
47
Inspiration Cop
int sier M Pfd
tnt Nickel ....
14.1U0
92 H
2S1.
2li
IS
Int Paper
Kan City Kothrn 200
Kenn Copper .. ion
Louis & Nash... 200
Maxwell Motors.
Mexican Pet ... 10,600
Miami Copper... 800
Missouri Pacific.......
Montana Power. ......
Nevada Conner.. y.ftn
i"H
."1
Ji.i,
isi
81
114 4
114".
26
28 n
4H
2ii
13H
28V, '
9
IS'. IS",
i
2"ii, 29
101 104
m?4 y
19
V
2S
in.-.
4
"44"
"24
82 4
79 S
N Y Central....
.V Y. N H a II..
Norfolk West
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall ....
Pennsylvania ..
Pittsburg Coal..
Ray Con Copper.
Heading
Fiep Iron Steel
.h.itrk Arls Cop
Southrn Pacific.
Southern Ky
HOO
.".I Hi
200
. 200
' i".f 66
'""566
8.400
400
'24"
HI H
78 9.
m
23
TSH
lrt
S3 14
22.
40
I4;:i
litis
l.'2'i
90,
l'K'S
-.1
2.0no"
22,
40
14.1',
I19V
1
90i
109 1;
78 b
MUdeOaker Corp 1X2ki
Texas Co 1.70O
41.
120
12.TS
WIT.
1 nion faciric .. 1.400
ir S Ind Alcohol 5.300
IT ST Steel 23.600
' o oieei fia.
I'tah Coppe.r . .
LioO 70 Ti
Wabsh PM "H" .
western f ;nlon. ...... .
Vii'esthse Electric Tnn
92 i
os
4ili 40 i
Total sale, lor th, day 228.000 sharer
BONtS.
?, 2 "I r" ,0Ti North Pafir r,7
Ji ref 2s cou. H7MP Tel T. ie. .l
II"'0" wi Union Paclf.4s.- jjt
rajsreg KM'. U S Steel 6-!... 87i
US 4. cou... 1044s Paclc cv 3a... 90vJ
"'2!- ""i t " nitlo-Krench r.s oi
" V, r,''J Liberty 3,,.9.9
IvCdIb. : W 8 Lib 1st 4s..9 70
North Pacif 4s. 80 U S Lib 2d 4s... 96. 70
Boston Mining Stocks.
BOSTON. Anrll 4
Closing quotations:
Alloues ........ 30
Arizona Com ... 123.
Calumet t Arix. 67
Cal 'Hecla 4.13 "
Kld Dominion.
41
tjsceola .
r.4
70
4
:s
4H
-9Vj
14
28
julr.cy . .
-upertor
Centennial 13 (sup It Bos M. .
00 n ion o. 44Vi Shitnnen .
K Butt. Cop M. 'Utah Cob
Franklin 5 M'lnona
Isle Roy rop).. 22i 'Wolverine ..
l.ak. Copper ... ftU'Clranhv con
77
Jnh"t 6lVslGreene Cananea. .4054
Money, Kxchange, 4c.
NEW TORK. April 4. Mercantile n.n.-
tuui .iiu i . iiiuuius, . per cut.
EtoHlnr SO -day bills. 4 72"i; commercial
OO-day bills on bank-. 34.71V: comm.M.i
0-day bills. .4.71 .: demand. (4.73w: ca
bles. 4. 70 7-16. Franca, demand 5.72 W. ca
ble, 5"u!,. Guilders, demand 474, cables
43L Lire, uemana a.s-i, cables 8.52. Bubic,
demand 13H. cable, 14, neoitnal.
Bar silver. 91 Tic. .
Mexican dollars. T4c '
Government, bond, heavy; railroad bonds
Irregular.
Tims loans firm: 60 days, 90 days and six
months, 6 per cent bid.
Call money firm: high. 4 per cent: low,
3H per cent; ruling rate. 8i per cent: clos
ing bid. 3& Per cent: offered at 4 per cent;
last loan. 4 per cent.
LONDON. April 4. Bar silver. 4Sjd per
ounce. .Money. . per cent. Discount rates:
Short and three months. 8 9-16 per cent.
Chicaco Dsliy Produce.
CHICAGO, April 4. Butter lower. Cream
,17. 34 40 4 c
Kggs unsettled. Receipts, 22,13 case,;
flrsta 33tf335sc: ordinary flrsta S2fio2c;
at mark, casts Included. 32t32c
TOP HOG PRICE PAID
FIRM MARKET IS M.VITAIKD AT
, NORTH PORTLAND.
Cattle Steady, Ith Limited Sale
eelata lor " Day Are -
" s-arpce.. ' ". f
-Re-
There wss a small run of flv toads or
stock at tbe locaJ yards yesterday, includ
ing the first car of sheep -that has reached
Portland for some timV The market, al
though quiet, was In good shspe throughout.
A full load of hogs was sold at $17.25.
tho top quotation, snd SI 7 was paid for
tho remaining good lots. Cattle trading was
limited, but ail classes were 'firm.
Dally telegraphic reports to th Bureau
ef Markets from- railroads in the United
Status show 145,213 cars of cattle and calves,
bogs, sheep, horses and mules and mixed
stock loaded IB the various, states during
March, lttlft. Total loadings In Western
statea In carlots were;
Cars! ' Cars.
Oregon .......... 3 Vevada 47U
Washington ..... -WMonttm 714
Idaho 12K'Ca!iforu.a .CHT
Utah' eJtf Arizona
Local receipts yesterday were S4 cattle,
366 hogs and 1O0 sheep. Shippers were K.
E. Parker. Clackamas, 1 load sheep; V. R
Sexton. McMlnavMIe, 1 load cattle and
hogs; D, BursciU Central Point, 1 load cattle
and hogs; Cutford Bros., Gerrais. 1 load
cattle and hogs; Walter Given,- Estacada,
1 load cattle and hogs.
The day's sales were as follows:
Wt Price.)
14515.001 lcow .
206 17.1o 1 cow .
135 17.00 1 cow .
210 1O.0O1 x com.
1 I0.O0! 1 cow 4
im 17.0"f 1 cow .
Sou I6.O01 1 cow .
Wt Price.
7 hops ,
5 hogs .
19 hotrs . ,
0 hoirs
3 hogs
13 hogs ,
1 hog ..
1 cow ..
1 cow . .
1 cow . .
1 cow .
1 cow - . ,
2Tcowa ,
1 cow . .
1 cow
1 cow . ,
1 cow . ,
1 cow ..
2 cows
1 cow . .
1 cow -. ,
1 cow . .
3 cow, .
1 cow ..
1 cow . .
1 steer .
1 cow . .
.1110 7.00.
8W
59a
s.
cuo
. 830
.. -0
..1000
. -. 81
. . 9110
;. 9iu
. . two
6-2.)
9.00
9.50
S 00
IS
8.00
7.P.
940 5.751 1 cow
.. tv0
.. 840
..30GO
..1200
920
.. 730
...1140
.. 970
.. 9'0
.. 8O0
.. 80
.. 9II0V
..1010
..1150
.. V1K
.. 770 t
.. 840 "
6.7." 1 cow V
7.25 1 heifer
8.75 1 bull .
S. 00 hogs .
6.50,14 hoKS .
. .1400
T.iO
155-15.50
. 21t 17 00
. 210 16.8.".
4.50 2 hoea
8 (K)89 h.fcs .... 198,-17.25
7.30, 4 Ijoco 130 15.50
4.50 7s hogs 1W1 17 "0
5.001 1 hog
1.-.0 ,11.00
H. 25:13 hoe.
7.IM1, 1 hoc
TOO. 15.50
370 16.00
0.5O;10 h.xrs . ... 24:
17.00
S.ot 3 hogs
R.25 3 hogs
6.25 4 hogs
7.i! 3 hogs
S.iHll 4 hoc
... 423 18.23
..1S 17.O0
Tn. 417 1600
... 423 10.25
... 375 1600
... 172 17.00
870 7.75171 bogs
Prices current at the local yards are as
follows: , ,v , ' - "
Cattle , 7" Prices.
Good to choice steer.-, v. .,Il.O012.00
Medium to good steers:?-....... IO.5O9 11.0
Common to medium steers...... 9.00fflo.K)
Choice cows and heifers 9.73'dlO.TC
Com. to good cows and heifers. 8.000 9.50
canners. .k-.
'4.C5S 6.23
Bulls i-.-.
.. 5.00 0 9 00
.. 7.50 91200
... 6.50 it 9.50
. ..17.00 f 17.25
...16.75 a 16. 90
.. 14-7515.73
Calves .
Stockers and feeders. ,
hosts
Prime 4lKht :
Prime heavy ..,
PlgS ... a ,". .... . . ....,..,
Sheen w j.
Western lambs
Valley lamb.
....... 15. 00 13.50
....... 14.50jH5.00
........ 13.009 13.50
... 12 50 13.00
....... 9.DOa12.00
Yearlings ..........
wethers -
Ewes
Chicac Livestock Markrt-
CHICAGO.' - April 4. Hoes Receipts, 25.-
000; slow at yesterday's average. Bulk.
$17 40fel7.BO; llgbt. ,17.45918: mixed, 817.10
it in; heavy. ld 40 a 10.05-: rough. .10.40
16.65; pigs, $13317.25.
Cattle Receipts. 11.000: firm.' Native
steers, 810.100 15.20: stockers Rnd feeders,
S. 4012; cows and heifers, . S.80& 12. 40;
calvos. 31131675.
Mirep Hecelpts. 9000: firm. Sheep,
812.25 3 17.10; lamba 815.739 20.50. . , ;
Omaka IJveetocJk ' Mstrket.'
OMAHA. April 4. Ho4n Receipts; 13,000:
market steady to 10c lower. Heavy, 816-30'
17; mixed, $16.65 918.95; light, $16.70$
17.20;. pigs, $12416.50; bulk of sales, $16.63
it. .
Cattle Receipts. 4600: market 1015c
higher Native steers. 310 500 14.50; cows
and heifers. 88.10&12: Western steers. 89.50
12.30: Texas ateera, 39011: cows and heif
ers. 38310.50; canners, 37.50(98.50; stockers
ana leeaers, 1.60 3 12.2.-; calves, utcl3;
bulls, stags, etc., $7.75010.79.
Sheep-Receipts. 3600: market strong tfl
10c higher. Yearlings, $18018; wethers. $14
17; ewes, $13915.50; lambs, $18.35 20.35.
Coffe. Futures Trade Less Active.
NEW YORK. April 4. The market for
coffee futures was less active today, with
the trade evidently waiting - for something
omciai witn rererence to expected Govern
ment action in the ocean freight situation.
Meanwhile the talk of Increase In imports
seemed to be subsiding, but there was fur-
ther scattering liquidation, and after open
ing unchanged to two points- lower tbe
market closed net unchanged to five points
lower. May sold off to 8.57c with th.
close showing rallies of a few points on
tne near months. May, 8.39c; July, 8.84c;
September, 8.68c; October. 8.71c: December.
8.78c: January. 8.84c; March. 8.98c
spot coffee lull; Rio 7s, tf&c; Santos
4s, 11 c
Mora offers were reported tn the cost
and freight market, and it was said that
Santos as had sold at 11. steamer shipment.
London credits. Offers of Santos 4s were
reported at 10.40 via sailer and at 10.80
via steamer. London credits.
The official cable reported no change
the Rto market. San Ion spots were 50 reis
and futures 50 and 75 reis lower. Brazilian
port receipts 33.000.
r mat ilia Grata Not Damaged.
PENDLETON. Or., April 4. (Special.)
So far as can be learned there has been no
damage to th, Umatilla County wheat crop
from the cold snap of the first of the week,
despite the fact that much of tha grain on
the reservation was in a condition where it
is highly susceptible to the cold.
Farmers forecast tb, largest crop in the
history of the county. Grain sowed early
In tbe all Is already Jointing, reservation
farmers report. As probably half of the
gram on tb, reservation Is in this condl
tlon. it will be ready for an early harvest,
providing- no seriously adverse weather ap
pears.
'avai Stores.
6AVAXNAH, Ga., April 4.-Tvrpcntht,
firm, 3o;c; sales. 241 barrels; receipts. 50
barrels; shipments. 202 barrels; stocks, 24,-
Tt barrels. .
Kosln. firm: receipts, 443 barrels: sales.
442 barrels; shipments, 605 barrels; stocks.
tX.&41 barrels. Quote: B. D. K. $5.2A; F. O.
m. i. k. so.ju; ai, sd.io; f. su,oU; wu,
$7.05; WW, 27.40. S
' New York Sugar Market.
NEW TORK. April 4. Raw sugar steady.
Centrifugal 6-00&c; floe granulated, 7.45c.
Hops. Etc-, at New York.
NSW TORK. April 4. Hides, hops and
wool unchanged. ,
Dried Fruit mi New Ysrk.-
NEW YORK. Aoril 4. Eva do rated an
pies, dull;' prunes. Irregular; peaches, firm.
. Cotton- Market.
NEW YORK, April 4. Spot cotton steady.
Middling. SOc
ASPARAGUS CUTTING BEGUN
Will to Salmon Farmer Reports- Sca-
- son Cnusnally Early.
WHITE SALMON, Wash.. April" 4.
(Special.) C D. Moore has bemn cut
ting: asparagus on his nine-acre ranch
on the river bottom at White Salmon.
This is one of the earliest seasons he
has seen. He will soon begin shipping:
to the Portland market.
Mr. Moore is known as the "Lady
Apple King" of the Northwest on ac
count of his commercial orchard of 2H
acres of this charm ins little red
cheeked fruit, which finds its market
mainly in the large Eastern cities for
table decorating during the holiday
season.
His apples are shipped mainly to
New York: his grass to the Portland
and. Seattle- markets. Indications this
season are for fA cars of Lady apples
and better than 1500 pound bundles of
grass. .
BIG BAZAAR IS PLANNED
Allied Red Cross Fair to Be Held at
Oentralla. '
CENTRALLY. Wash.. April 4. (Spe
cial.) A delegation of Centralians, ac
companied by the High School Band,
last night attended a Red Cross dance
tn Cheballs to advertise the allied Red
Cross baxaar to be held here the week
of April 15. A simlliar trip will be made
to Elma Saturday.
Further plans for the baxaar were
made at a meeting of the committee
chairmen Tuesday night. A parade the
opening night will be one of the big
features. Every nation allied with the
United States in tha war will be rep
resented by a float and music will be
furnished by the Cheballs Military
Band. Salter Valley Band. High School
Band and a fife and drum corps.
Six Fairs of Socks In Wek Record.
ABERDEEN. Wash., April 4. (Spe
cial.) With- six pairs of- socks to her
credit for one week's knitting Mrs. M.
McDonald, member of the local Moose
Lodge Red Cross auxiliary. Is believed
to hold the local record for fast sock
knitting. She has four sons in. ; the
service. . - . '- -
Discharged Soldier Hangs Self..
. i ' -SPRING
FI EL E riL. April 4. Joseph
W. Austin, after being discharged from
the regular Army because .of a minor
physical defect, dressed himself in bis
Army uniform and hanged himself last
night. :
omtnff. Girl With Thousand Eyes. Adv.
LOSSES HADE GOOD
SO" 1
Exporters Replace Oats Car
. . goes Sunk in Transit.
BUYING STIMULATES. PfllCE
Profit-Taking Later Wipes Out Most
of Chicago Advance Falling Off
in Receipts of "Corn ! Are Pre-?..
,." '. dietedField Work Kushed.' V.V-
CHICAGO. lArif 4. Exptrft bujrln. id
to be to repJac carsroes lost Hi transit, did
much to lift it rain ortoea to3Ly.. but after
ward profit taltlnr on tbe part of holder
wiped oat much, of the calnsJ Corn closed
teaar. 0ttc net higher, with May (1.26
V. Oata finished a shade to He up.
In provisions there were losses of 10c to 22c
Apprehension that the wants of exporters
of oata might at any mo ment he filled and
that a 'withdrawal' of bldr would suddenly
follow explained - tb readiness with which
realizing sales were negotiated by the oats
market. vAt Xlrst, bowever, the demand from
seaboard Interests prored the dominant lac
tor, and there was a rather sharp advance,
due somewhsA to a con tin nan c of low tem
peratures and to the fact that the 'Visible
supply was materially, uader lest year's fig
urea. Complaluts of car scarcity added force
also to tho transient bulge.-- - ,
Predictions of a decided falling off In re
ceipts of corn next week tended to uphold
com prices. It was said field work was be
ing rushed and that curtailment of hauling
to Interior stations would result. ,
- Provisions lacked support. The chief rea
son ascribed was that tbe existing stocks of
dry salted meats were tbe largest ever
known.
Leading futures ranged as follows: -i
CORN.
Open. Hl?h.
tsOTT.
$1.25
Close.
May
OATS.
April
May .
. '. .90
. .85 Vi .S5"i
.89 i
.84 V
SV3& i
MESS PORK.'
. .... 48.20 48.00
Card.
.25.9r, . 2?i.S 2.V7T
.20.20 26.20 28.03
Mar
- 48.05
Mar
July
3.80
6.10
SHORT RIBS. '. ' '
.24.12 24.42 ' 24.87 24..15
.24.82 24.92 24.77 24.62
May
July
Cash prices were: .. '
Corn No. 2 ysllow. ,1.80: No. 3 yel
low. 11.6.'4iil.75: No. 4 yellow. Jl.M31.tl2.
Oats No. S white, 91K&92KC; standard.
92 190214 c
Rye No. 2. 82.81 2.82.
Barley l.0ftl95.
Timothy (58.25.
Clovel? 828 SSI.
Pork Nominal.
Lard $25.70.
Ribs 823.42 a 23.92.
Primary receipts Wheat, 220,000 vs. 90B,
000 bushels: om 1.14O.000 vs. 604,000 bush
els: oats: 1.347.00 vs. 798.000 bushels.
Shipments Wheat, 164.000 vs. 789,000
bushels; corn. 7A0.000 vs. 450.000 bushels
oats. 911,000 vs. 760,000 bushels.
Grain at Ban Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4. Flour, $10.80
per barrel.
rcraln Wheat. Government price. $3,50;
barley, 83.60 ta 75; oats, white feed, nomi
nal; corn, calllornia yenow,
Hav Whaat and wheat and oats, $26.50
28: tame oat. 26&2S: barley. 2224; al
falfa. 820022: barloy straw. SOM Sue.
Aiitlfeed Cracked corn and feed cornmeal.
$77ffiSO: meals, alfalfa, carload lots, 30'a
38.50; cocoannt. 544.50 as to lor.
PERSONAL MENTION.
G. E. Lynch, of Minneapolis, Is at the
Ritz. . , , -
W, A. Jones, of Echo, is at the Cor
nelius.
B. Erdman, of New Tork, Is at the
Benson.
C V. Bavlln, of Hood River, Is at the
Benson.
Fred Groner, of H 11 labor o, is at the
Seward.
' Reo Pearce.' of Circle, Cal., is at the
Perkins.
H. E."Anderson, of Seattle, is at the
Perkins.
J. M. Porter, of Corvallis, is at the
Carlton.
H. O. Howell, of Astoria, is at the
Portland.
R. W. Ferrell of Medford, is at the
Cornelius.
Gwendolyn Spelle. of Chicago, is at
the Eaton..
C. F. Carpenter, of Medford, Is at the
Multnomah.
C. V. Hooper, of Grants Pass, is at
the Oregon. ;
Charles Dorren. of Roseburg. is at
the Palace.
M. Jt Regan, of San Francisco, is at
the Seward.
C. R. Wheeler, of Arnold, Neb., ia at
the Imperial.
Fred J. Holmes, of La Grande, is at
the Imperial.
Mrs. Maude Peters, of Sherwood, is
at the Eaton.
E. Carlsen. of Rldgefleld, Wash., is
at the Perkins.
A. Raymond, of Astoria, is registered
at the Oregon.
C. H. Miller, of Aberdeen, Wash., is
at the Oregon.
A. G. Henderson, of Walla Walla, is
at the Oregon-
Charles A. Beck, of Pomona, Cal., is
at the Seward. - ,
Jacob Mclntire, of Bellingh'am, Wash.,
is at the Ritz.
Joseph Peltkan, of Spokane, Wash., is
at the Carlton.
James Munn, of Denver, Colo, is at
the Multnomah.
J. C. Scott, of Walla Walla, Wash., is
at the Multnomah.
Miss Anna Syverson, of Winnipeg, is
at the Washington.
Mrs. E. J. Phelps, of Seattle, Wash.,
is at th Nortonia.
Maude L. -Vrooman, of Vancouver,
Wash., is at the Ritz.
D. H. Farrlngton. of The Dalles, is
registered at the Ritz.
A. Sphar, of Aberdeen, Wash., is reg
istered-at the Perkins.
Claude A. Warren, of Rldgefield,
Wash., is at the Palace. ,
Mrs. Joseph Black, of San Francisco,
Cat. is at the Nortonia.
H. L. Cooper, of Walla Walla, is reg
istered at tfce Imperial.
E. A. Saramons. of Chicago, is reg
istered at the Portland.
Blanche Parkinson, of Chicago,, is
registered at the .Eaton.,
Mrs. J. R. Palmer, of Stevenson,
Wash., is at the Palace.
T. T. Ristelgen, of Grand Forks,
N. D., is at the Carlton.
Walter H. Cree,. of Los Angeles, Is
registered at the Benson.
A. N. Holman, of. Eugene, is regis
tered at the Washington.
J. D. Goff rie- and Mrs. Goff rie, of Mc-
Minnvllle, are at the Palace.
F. H. Flnley. of Spokane, Wash, is
registered, at the Multnomah.
C. R. Halberg and Mrs. Halberg. of
Rainier, are at the Cornelius.
Mrs. C E. Griffith, of Kennewick,
Wash, is at the Washington.
- James D. Hoge, banker and capitalist
of Seattle, is at the Portland.
.William Baxter and Mrs. Baxter, of
Camas, Wash, are at the Washington.
John Steidl. one' of the pioneers and
founders of Bend, Is registered at the
Benson. ,
O. A. Eaase and Mrs, Haass, of
Deep Down
you know it's your duty to buy a Liberty Bond. That
is all there is to the question of financing this war
against Germany. " -
vDo it now! Any bank will help"you.
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
- 201 Railway Exchange Building, Portland, Oregon
. 4
Oshbosh Wis, are registered1 at the
Carlton..: - "'. - .
At D. Taylor and MrsTaylor. of Stan
ford..vConn-, are registered at" the
L. B. Oaf man and Mrs. Oatraan, of
Stockton, Cal, are registered at- the
Cornelius.
R. M. Evans, supervisor of the Whit
man National forest.' is at the district
forestry office in Portland on-detail
work. . ' v
William Pohlman. a "prominent
banker and stock grower of Eastern
Oregon, is here from his home town.
Baker. He is registered at the Im
perial.
J. H. Dunlop. formerly one of the
managers of the Wind River Lumber
Company, at Cascade Locks, but now of
the big mill at Littell, Wash, is at the
Portland.
Mrs. J. J. Roe, of Vancouver, Wash,
underwent a serious operation at tha
Good Samaritan Hospital on Wednes
day morning and is doing nicely. Mrs.
Roe is the wife of M. E. Roe and the
mother of O. G. and F. L. Porter, of this
city. , '
GREETERS TO BE WOMEN
Hood! River Hotelman Decides to
. 'dust Men Emploj-cs. '
HOOD RIVER. Or., April 4. (Spe
cial.) C. A. Bell, proprietor and man
ager of the Mount Hood Hotel, Hood
River's pioneer hostelry, and chairman
of the canteen committee of the local
Red Cross Chapter, says his motto is
"Let the men go to war." Mr. Bell is
going to use women us clerks at his
hotel. ...
The pioneer hotelman, whoso- only
child, Fred H. Bell, is now. in France
with a regiment of artillery, gives the
following necessary qualifications for
his applicants: Bona fide recommend
ations, 30 years of age or older, neat
ness and accustomed to meeting the
public
Former Albany Boy Sow in France.
ALBANY, Or, April 4. (Special.)
Leland R. Gilbert, former Albany boy,
has arrived safely in France, according
to a card received yesterday by his
father, P. D. Gilbert, ex-Mayor of
Albany and chairman .of the Linn
County chapter, National Council ,of
ieiense. Leland is the oldest of four
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert who are
now In the service.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
'PORTLAND. Anrll 4. Maximum temn.rs.
ture, 62 degrees; minimum. 34 degrees. River
.robins, o a. j., t.n leet; change m last
24 hours. 0.4 foot fall. Total rainfall (S F
M. to 5 P. M.). none. Total raintall since
cememDer a. iwit. -i ni-hu- normal
inuaes; oeticiency, i.n inches, bun
rise, 6:48 A. M. : sunset. 7:43 P. M. Total
sunshine, 12 hours; possible, 12 hours 08
minutes, aioonnse, x;4a A. Jl. ; nioonset,
12:09 P. JL . .
THE WEATHER.
Wind
TATIOlfB,
tats at
Wsathsl
Baker .
Boise
Boston
SSI 5o;o.oo;
. .IKW
. . N'W!
Clear
42j0.00,
40 0.10,
54lO.OO
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
6 SE
Caicarv.
. . NW
Chicago ...
3SI0.A0
ift v
iClear
Cloudy
Lenver .....
30f0.12!14NW
Des Moines
Eureka
ouiu.tHinuih;
MiO.oni. .W
sin.oirl' -4R
uiear
Pt. cloudy
fialveston .
Clear
Helena
181 3410.011 6:.S
Ml... l .021 slB
38l."4l0.liu:22lN13
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
t .Juneau ...
Kansas Cltv
Los Angeles...
4;o.l)01..ISW
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Aiarsnileia
OOlO.OOl. .'NW
eio.mt 8inw
Medford
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Alinneanolis .
&(O.OU-. . w
86'0.00 s;sw
New Orleans .
.New York . -
i0;0.00
North Head .
North Taklma,
4SI0.OO:
... o.ool
N
Clear
'Clear
Cloudy
Phoenix
7410.00
w
w
Pocatello ....
380. 00 ;
Portland
2j0.00i
oalo.oo
SE
ijiear
Rosebnra- .
NWlClear
Sacramento ..
St. Louis ....
Salt Lake ...
6410.00
StiiO.OO
36i0.00
W
Clear
Clear
E
N"W
Pt. cloudy
San Diego ....
600.0012,
W
Clmidv
an b ranclsco
6410.00
W Pt. cloudy
Seattle
Sitka
Spokane .....
Tacoma
6010.001.. sw
t.iear
Cloudy .
Clear
4410.001 calm
58I0.OOI12IW
6210.00 .. W
& II, 0.00 . .W
. . . 0.02 cartn
62,0.00 . .iSW
M 0.00 12;N
58!0.00l4lSW
Pt. cloudy
Tatongh Island
'Clear
tValdex
Walla Walla.
Clear
'Clear
Clear
Clear
Washington .
Winnipeg
tA. M. today:
P M. report of preceding
day.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair: light westerly
winds.
Oregon Fair: light rrost south and east
portion in early morning; moderate westerly
winds.
v ashington Fair; moderate westerly
winds.
Idaho Probably lair.
EDWARD L. WELLS, Meteorologist.
QAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
CARLBERGr-SWANSON Carl O. Carl-
berg, 30, 874 Vancouver avenue, and Elsa
v k. bwanson, 24, r rancis avenue.
ELLIS-PRINTZ Harold S. Ellis, 24, 741
Hoyt street, and Anna E. Printz, 20, S4fi
Lombard street.
CARDINAL-BEATTIE LOD18 J. Cardinal.
legal. 625 Washington street, and Agnes E.
Beattie. legal, same address.
WALTERS-YE AGER Pete Walters. 25.
193 East Stark street, and Elizabeth Yeager.
19. s.01 East Tenth street North.
SIMON-SCHENNECKER John Simon, 22.
912 Nlooll street, and Helen Scbennecker, 21,
565 Lake street.
6ANDERS-STULTS M. G. Sanders, legal.
Alder Hotel, and E.' Mae Stults, legal. Park
apartmenta
WOOD-ROBINSON Carl C. Wood, legal,
434 East Mill street, and Mrs. Ella Mae Rob
inson, legal, 492 East Twentieth street.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
SMYTH - ROSEBROUGH Thomas G.
Smyth. 31. of Portland, and Ida R. Rose-
brough, -O. of summit, ur.
BROWN -WHITMAN Winfield S. Brown,
68, of Portland, and Mrs. Ors E. Whitman,
49, of Orange. Cal.
BIRCHER-BENSON Frank Bircher. le
gal, of PalougesWash.. and Verna Marilda
ttenson, legal, ox fatouse, nun.
Births. , -
KILPORD To Mr. and Mrs. Edward
James Kilford. 4S5 Taylor. March 26, a son.
ROBBINS To Mr. and Mrs. Archie E.
Robbins, SS23 Foster road, April 1. a daugh
ter. TAKAHAMA To Mr. and Mrs. T. Taka
hama, 660 Columbia boulevard. March 27, a
daughter.
JONES To Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jones, 914H
East Mosrison. March 28, a daughter.
RYAN To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ryan.
St. Francis apartments, March 18, a daugb-
KILGORE To Mr. and Mrs. Hogh H. Kll
gore. 734 Yamhill. March 28. a daughter.
ROBINSON To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rob
Inson. 8S3 East Twelfth. March 30, a daugh
ter. WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Williams. 1101 Vernon avenue, March 23. a
daughter.
RUFF To Mr. snd Mrs. George William
Ruff. 646 Nehalem avenue. March 29, a
daughter.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H.
Johnson. 431 East Twelfth, March 18. a son.
ZILL To -Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zlll, 4205
Seventy-ninth. March 80, a son.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith.
219 Eaat Ninety-second, March 31, a son.
HAYA&HIMS Te Mx, and Urs. Hio Haya-
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shhne. 260 & . Larrabee, March 27, a daugh
ter. BAKER To Mr. and Mrs. John Baker,
1042 Grand avenue, March 13, a son.
COOK To Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cook,
230 Larrabee, March 24, a daughter. .
EBERLE To Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eberle,
774 Haigbt avenue, March 23, a daughter.
&BRADFORD To Mr. and Mrs. Frank O.
Bradford. Lyle. Wash.. March 25, a son.
LEPPOLD To Mr. and Mrs. Frank J
Leppold, 1434 East Gllsan, March 30, a son.
Bolldlng Permits.
G. S. ERICKSON Erect garage. 1166 Bur
rage, between Jessup and Killingswortb ;
builder, same, $75.
HARRY HADSEN Erect one-story shack,
1096 Marguerite street, between East Emer
son and Webster; builder, same; 4150.
tr. A.N ttepair one-story stors
bitlldinff. 15 North Third street, between
Gllsan and Flanders: builder, same; 995.
HENRY SCHWEITZER Repair two-story
residence, 660 Insley 'avenue, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth; George Kinnear.
builder: 100.
3ATES REAL ESTATE ft INVESTMENT
COMPANY Repair three - story room
and hotel building, 104 and 106 Fourth street,
betwean Washington and Stark; George Kin
near. Guilder: $1000.
CLARENCE L. WOOD Erect garage. 685
East Eighth street, between Karl and Rhine;
builder, same: $75.
J. K. YOUNG Erect one-story warehouse,
231 Ankeny street, between First and Sec
ond streets; builder, same: $1500.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 Repair two
story school building. Thirty-fifth and Yam
hill streets; builder, same: $300.
AUGUST HBNRIKSON Repair one-story
residence, 964S Pifty-slxth avenue, between
Ninety-sixth and Ninety-seventh; builder,
same; $300. ,
W. D. MCDONALD Erect garage, 2.3
East Sixteenth North, between Multnomah
and Wasco: builder, same; 2Q.
RAY SOUMIE Erect garage. 1699 Exeter
street, between Portsmouth and Willamette
boulevard: builder, same: $35.
H E. HARTCNG Repair one-story resi
dence, 962 East Sixth street North, between
Prescott and Going: builder, same; $50.
MIKE MONZELLI Erect garage, 417 East
Forty-eighth street. Detween Lincoln and
Sherman, builder, same: $35.
Coming-. Girl With Thousand Even. Adv.
FACTS NO. 253
cp O N S
OF
j IRES
IT IS ESTIMATED that in
1916 the scrap heap of worn
out rubber tires amounted
to 183,000 tons. This enormous
waste could have been im
mensely curtailed and the
wearing qualities of tires im
measurably augmented it
roads and higwaya were
paved with
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