Morning Oregonian., May 10, 1918, Page 21, Image 21

THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, MAT 10, 1918.
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WHEAT 98 PER CENT
Oregon Winter Crop in Nearly
Perfect Condition.
LARGE ACREAGE INCREASE
Cain Over Last Year 1 1,000 Acres
and Production. rroralses to Bo
'5,000,000 Bushels Greater.
Washington Also Improve.
The condition ef Winter wheat In Dragon
te M seat, er Marly perfect, according
ta the state crop report papuad yesterday by
'. L. Iul asset ( Ik. Bureau (
Ptattpttea. This cam para with a condition
at S3 par seat last year aad an ar.rage al
A per cent for Ih. nui 1P12-1C Tha
acreage la Winter wheat la 1.0OO acres
snare 1ft an a year ago. and tha Indicated
pradactloa ef ll.047.aoo haahala eaewe aa
InoMM of naarly a, 00O.000 baahela.
Tha raport alvea tha fallowing statistics
aa ta hai. rre. hay. ate:
a car of lettuce vera alaa received- Fcaa
vera quoted at (01 cent, bat ara likely ta
advaaca. aa tha market la higher la the
south. Sunns; and wax beaaa were arfared
at 1(020 ceata.
PRICE BOARD NAMED
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a-sse iaou si.oa so.oa
Tba ripeet aaya of tha crap outlook :
Tha Wtater wheat aap all over tha state
haws mait excall.at proopecta. Orawtrra ta
aee lacalltloa oay that tha stand la to
thlch for prapar manuring at tha crop aa
der aeval metator aoaxlltiaaa. tthaald Dam
mar rainfall almllar In that af 1SI4 prevail
dertsg tha pr.eat pa a earn. Oregea will bar
Tea a wonderful Wtaarr wh.at crop. Hprlnc
wh.at paahaa a vary eseelleat eaawlaa la
auf lacalltloa. hat la oaarally la ae.4 af
rata, particalarly la tha coatral aad eastern
pact lose af tha etaiew There haa e.oa aalta
a tot of Sprtac seed lag aa early plow la la
tha rArraaur fallow wheat eectloaa. hack
floida xaeus hava raaaftdorabla ralafall der.
Inst tha grew ma seaaaa ta laaara a profita
ble crap
Tha ceadltlaa af tha Washlngtea wheat
crops to SO par cone aa ikon by tha May
report af E. T. Marrbettl. flo!4 agent at
fpehaae. which gtvee tha follow lap fig-urea:
a. n.aa
t tal ( lolf Avars.
fit. a
Merrest. acres.
earttiMtn . . ..
I'ro-lvtntloa, ba
II or
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lasal acroara lS.ooa: tana
Mr. XarchetU aaya af wheat crop proe
acta: "The abanJonm.nt af Wlnt.r wh'at ta
not la axcoas af tha ar.ra.ee yaara aad la
materially below that at laat year. There
were aecaetaaal antlra flelde and portion, af
alhor flalda toaaaa thrwaahoat tha raloaaa
country aad porta af tha Bic Band cwua
ttoa. 4aa principally ta Improper aermln
tlaw ratatttoa from aa abaarmaJr dry Fall.
Thai silently p-roat.r thaa aoaraca aban
don moat m aahatantlally efrset by tha as
tromely small snvwist af raaowaBS throoph
oot Walla Walla and adjacent ceuattoa,
whl-h caastrto4 af a partial reaowlac af a
few ftrlda ta tha dryer land eactlana. Wln
ler killtna af aortti hill alopea and fraailnc
eat af Winter wbmt were practical OIL
Lack af preclpltatlim aad cold, f rooty nlphta
durtna a portion af April bar retarded Fall
a-beat. aapeciaMy la tha Pa to rue country,
a bora the aland la vonarally thinner thaa
oeoal. Throne hoot Walla Walla. Columbia.
Carflold. Aotla aad Klickitat count loe wheat
la caaatdorably mora advanced aad Indicates
a batter condition thaa la tha Patauae and
Hie Bond eowntlee. Major aaedlna opera
tloo. ara practically completed la all parts
af tha atata. due ta aa early, fararablp
aprtna."
OATS raUCCS ABB RHAKFT-T HIGHER
BMa Ara Bat.. 4 tXAO a4 Mwrcaaata Ex
ckaaoe Cora Alaa Ada-aarea.
Teod arsis prteea eoatlnao to mo-re up
ward as a cenaeqoaace af tha at ranter m.r-
keta ia tha Eaet. North worrttm aata were
l SO Miner at tha Merchants' Eichanx.
yosterday. with IU ta Old. Offera far Bast
era balk aata were II klsher thaa tha day
before. Cera btda war raised M ceata aa
atsed and 11 aa yellow.
Import, reported at P. a Francisco) yoster
day laclad.d 3900 tana af wheat from Aus
tra.ia. TennlnsJ receipts, la cars. wsr reported
by tha Mercaaats Eicaaara as failaws:
Fortiaad Wheal
TniretlAy ....... ...
aa. ... 44
feaosa to data. .Mm
1r aao....sv4
Torortio
W-ln..rtor . . . . . PS
l.ar ao la
li..f,n la dale. .3?f
t.ar it....i)M
tti
Wr4R.o4ay
l.ar aco 14
lum to it.. . 4T J
tear v1
NEW POTATO PBICES EAKH
Domaad far Old Stack Is Rratrtctad aad
Qe.tatl.ae Ara tackaaaed.
Conditions wars unchanird In tbs local
market for old potato, and country prices
wera aloa tha eame aa heretofore. 2eur po
Lai oca ara waak.r. aa tha demand la llaht at
current prices.
Destinations of the latest Coast shipments
were:
From California ClarkrdsJe 1. Santa Bar
bara 1. Stockton 1.
From Washlnston Destlnstlona nnrs
aorted.
From Orrcoo Asarrls. B. C. 1. Stockton .
Market condlttans as reported by teie
sranh:
ripokane No freeh arrivals. Tsklma Net
it timrm i y,Hi hnme-rrown whits
rart.tlca. 11 o 1.0S. few II. :S.
Butta Demand and movement moderate.
market atoady. Idaho and Montana whits
variolic, f 10)1.15.
Loe Aaselee Demand and movement slow,
market weak. Northern California Bur-
baa ka. ll.S0ttl.T3; Idaha Rueeeta. Sl.-M
1-5: homo-arowna. Burbaaka. 41.33 OL4V
Houston Supplies moderate, demand and
movement slaw. market fair. Calirorni
Idaha. Oresoa and Washington Burbaaks
and Ruseate. 1:0 3.24; Colorado Round
Whites. 42 at 2.35. New stock: Receipts
hoary. Bllaa Triumphs la hampers. Quality
and condition falrr 13.38 1H par cat.
Bat tor Marks I. Steady.
There was aa ehanse In tbs dairy produce
sttuailen yeaterday. Cuba buttsr was la da
mand. with St cents obtainable for extra.
Esse were ateady aad unchanged.
Dreeeed meats, especially veal, wera In
heavy aupply and weak. While a few sales
of top veal wera mads at lTHtJl cents.
sthers were offered as low as ISa cents
Butchers aa well as commlaaloa mea appear
la ba everatocked. Poultry waa aachanaed.
Xertbwsetera Prod ace Shipment a.
Carleta af Northwesters produce for tha
eeaeen la data follow:
Oresoa Dried potatoes. 4: broccoli. 40
dried prunes. 1J; arllc. 1; mixed fruit, IT;
mixed fruit sod vegetables. 1: mixed vege
tablea. 4
Waahlnglaa Dried prune. I: dry peaa.
: mixed fruit. S12; mixed vegetables, 14
rhubarb, 33: rutabagas, IT; turnips, 13.
Idaho Dried prunea. 3: dry peas, T.
Bid.
103.30
3.34
. Bar. Fleur. Oata. Hav.
3 12 T is
4 4 j
ar iMs i4i 34si
333 1331 SHOO 3IOS
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314 13US hzq
WltE.T AlXOT-wXXT OT TCBXAEi
MJkt Not I fir 4 lo Ksoo With hi LauUl af
Owl pat
Tha fnllowtna circular waa Issued yeater
day by J. W. Caaaac. dlvteianal chairman af
tha I'aooJ Administration, aalillas dtvuiaa:
-Hiiii ara now advteed that they cannot
ba permitted aay further Increased grind.
Agreement mills wha have aig-sed propoel
ttoa 1 ara limited ta 110 per eoat of their
aitotm.at. Thooa agroomeat mllla wha have
net staraed propo.lt ton l ara limited ta P9
por coat of thorr altcxraeat. If there are
aay changes la throe Infractions we will
ata mllla later.
"TIm. Instruction ara sent ta yaw aa that
yoa caa msks 4ua altowanca for sufficient
flnar ta supp your 'local deonaada uatll
caw crop grtadiac"
Bank cloanng. af the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follow.:
Oearlnr. Balancea
land .1.:4S.-4I 4.13.3U4
111 .Ort.VtV44
Taroma al3. 3VS tj. 1 .VI
Spokane 1oi.;ii 41I.6VI
POBTLANO M11III giOTATIONS
Crala. llaav. rod. Etc
Merchant' Exchange, aooa aaaalaa.
May deitv.rv:
Oat.. No. 3 ahita feed
(Thirty dxe
Oata. .o.
Kastera oata and cam la bulk:
Oata. No. 3 white M OO
4-pount clipped walla 40
orn. ra. s yellow SJ.tm
Corn. No. 3 mixed 42.00
Thirty doie
Oata. N I M OO
lota. clipnod r4..ro
arn. y:.ow ......................... aj.w
Corn, nuxed 4J.00
WHEAT Bulk baata. PorUaad. for No. 1
grade: Hard wheat Blueetem. Early Bart.
Allea Galgalua. Martin Amber. 1.1 Oi. Boft
white Palouea. bluesiem. fortytold. White
Valley. Uold Coin, nana Russian. 1 2-OX
Whlta club Little club. Jenktna1 club, white
y bride. Sonora. I2.VL. Rod Walla Rod
tiuealan. rod hrbrlda. Jenaa flfa. Cop pel.
Las. No. J grade. s km; no. grade, so
ia. Other grains bandied by Samples.
FLOCK Patent. 110; Valley, t SO; whole
wheat. IS 00: graham. IS.30; barley flour.
I4.SOO 13 per barrel In OS-pound eacka; rye
flour. lu.T;e 13.13 per barrel; coramaai.
railed oata. lie.
MILLI KEU Net mlllfeed prices, car lota:
Braa, J0 per toa: .Aorta. 31 par ton; mid-
lings, I3P; mixed cars aad laa than car
loada. boo more; rolled barley, l304
railed oata. ITS.
t-oRN whole. T4: cracked. I IT per tea.
MAT Buying prices, f. o. b. Portland:
Eaatara Oresoa timothy. l-'vOaO par ton:
Valley timothy. alfalfa. 12434.30:
Vai:oy gram hay. 1:10 24; clover, 1; straw.
I0010.
Dairy aad Ceuntry Prod aca.
BUTTER Cuboa. extras. 3.1039c: prims
firsts. 37Sc: prints, sxtrsa, 44c; cartons, lo
extra; butterfat. No. X. aJC dellvorad.
EGOS Orogoa raach. current receipts.
c; candied. 3c: selects, 3io per dosea.
CHSt.iE Jobbore buying prteea. f, e. b.
oca. Portland: Tillamook triplets. IlUc:
Toang Americas. 34 Ss per pound; Coos aad
Curry, f- o. b. Myrtle Point: Triplet. 23o;
Teung Americas, 4C por pound; long
orns. 34c per pouad; MO discount ta Port
land trade.
POIXTRT Hens. JTH 3e: Springs 33c
broiler. 43c: docks, nominal; geeee. aoml-
al: turkeys, live, Sitizac: araaaed. 3i0
per pound.
ieau rancy. ligut per pouna.
PORK Fancy. ?3tf-3So por pound.
Fruits aad Vegetable.
I-oeal Jobbing nootatlona:
FRUITS Orangra, Valenclas. I40T: lam-
ana. I3.330T per box: banana. T4To por
pound; grapefruit. Jop)a.7a; apples. IL64
OXTi per box; sirawbmea. lUi per
crate.
VEGETABLES Tomataes. I3S0O3.2I per
crate; cabbage, 3 w O v a 4er pound: lettuce.
1303.33 per crate; cucumbers. I1.3303 por
aoxen; srtlcnoaes. too per aoaea; garlte. Tc
celery. 3 per crate: peppers, HoMo por
pound: rhubarb. ti.ooa)i.i3 por box: aspar
agus, tl.3ofl.T3 per dosea; splnsch. 11.28
par crate: pa, avioo per pound; beana.
1II3W par pouno.
KACK VEGETABLES Carrots. 11.13 per
sack: turnips, si.so; paranlpa. 11.31: beota. II
FOTATOEH Oregon Burbanka. good. S3o
yi: oruia.ry. oovsua per hundred; new
coiitornia. tivM per pouao.
ON ION 4 Oregon, 11H per pouad
coetal wax. 3 per crate.
Committee Appointed to Ap
praise Wool Values Here. "
C. H. GREEN IS CHAIRMAN
clo!ed at a net gain of S to T points. Sep
tember sold at 8.4f",c and March at 8.74s.
May. 411c: July. l.84o; September, a.4a;
October, I BOc: December, s.5sc; Jsauary,
8.65c; March, 8.77c
f-pot coffee, dull. Rio Ts, 8e; Santos 4s,
11c
Naval Store.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. May t. Turpentine
firm. 47c Halea. 205; receipts. I; shipment,
4; stock. 33. SOP.
Rosin Bale. 172; receipts. shipments,
101: stock, 07.283. Quote: B. t. E. F. G,
H. L K. M, N. 16.75; WG. 14.80; WW. 17.16.
Metal Market.
NEW TCRK. May Metal Exchange
STEEL SHARES BOOM
Spectacular Movement in War
Stocks in Wall Street.
uJrVirHJSLL INDUSTRIALS HIGHER
I ir in. x..v Db iaiuis urnvci y, )iui, ivi.,in-
Portland Is Basic Point for North
western Wools, and Product Will
Be Graded and Valued Here for
Transfer to Government.
Announcemsnt wsa mads yesterday of the
New York engar Market,
NEW YORK. May . Raw sugar steady.
Centrifugal. 6.005; fine granulated, 7.45.
Duluth Linseed Market,
DULUTH, May. Linseed. S.04H O.00M :
arrive. 3.84Vi; May. 33.94 li bid; July 4;
October, IJ.60.
Chicago Dairy Produre.
CHICAGO. May 0. Butter lower. Cream
ery. 85CM2c
Eggs Receipts 18.155 cases, unchanged.
Dried Frolt at Mew York.
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
Established 25 Years.
201 Railway Exchange Building,
Portland, Oregon.
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
OF OREGON
Municipal Bonds Yielding from S to 6.85
Telephone Main S409.
High-Grade Transcontinental Kails
Also Score Wide Advance In Fi
nal Dealings Day's Turnover
Extensive Bonds Quiet.
XEW YORK. M.V A Annth.e tnlnril-
lar movement In industrials and war issues,
tendance at the school. Major E. H.
Pearce, officer in charge of training;
camps for the Western Department,
announced. The school Is provided so
that prospective members of the Army
may have an additional month's in
tensive training in military matters.
The camp was authorized under the act
of Congress passed in 1914 which pro
vided for such camps annually.
United States Army officers com
sppolntment of a board of wool appraisers I I which Mfi.H iii,.i r, J. a. i r,. I umieo states Army omceru cum-
for Portlsnd. Th. board con...,, of the TOBR M.y ..vapor.tod apple. Mw - P--" manu,nS the officers- reserve tralnin.
following wsll-knowa wool mea:
Chsrles If. Green, of Portland, chairman.
K. J. Burks, ot Pendleton.
William AngelL of Boston.
Marry Wagner, af Tha Dalles.
Mr. Green, who received tha notification
from the wool committee of tha war Indus
tries board, pt once acquainted the other
members of tha local committee of their ap
pointment and requested their presence here
ta begin the work af valuation.
maximum of 107, Ita highest quotation I battalions at all the various univer
Cotton Market.
KEW YORK. Hay (.Spot cotton stsady.
Middling, 28.15c
CORN MARKET LIFTED
in over six months, was the Impressive fea
ture ot today's very active stock mirket.
Accumulation of Steel in tha last hour
wss on a scale seldom equalled, except in
the boom market, of tnn rimt two vear
of the war. Ita contribution to the day"s
total onaratlona af about 1,100,000 share.
wss no less than 33 per cent.
Other noteworthy features Included
Sumatra Tobacco, which established a new
record st an extreme m ,Tir, flf Ht4. to
114; Tobacco Products, which recovered
aities in the Western Department will
select the men who are to attend thoj
camp.
HEW SCALE CRITICISED
'The appointment of a wool valuation ,..r nt.. ivvrv nrtrun nicnrcr 1 .." "'"dend of 1(4 points and an addl- rpfiox LABOR LEADERS OPPOSED
a that tha doI-I " point., uistlliera Securities anal
committee for Portland means that tha poal
tlon of thla city a. tha wool center ot the
Paclflo Northwest la sasured." said J. W
Creath. president af tha Portland Wool
Warehouse Company. "Tha Government
designated Portland, as a basic point for th.
grading and valuing of wool, and now that
tha board has been named to take up tha
work the woolgrowers In the territory trlb
utary to Portland caa prepare to ship their
wool here. Tha argument that. Inasmuch
as ths wool had to ba appraieed, it was
neceaaary to aena it to n Eastern market,
ao longer holds good."
Industrial Alcohol, which rose 2 and 4, re
spectlvely. and Marina nrarmreii. l;
High-grada raila were at their best In
tha final dealings, Canadian Pacific gain
ing ). ana Union Pacific IH. Reading,
however, barely recovering its 1 setback.
aonarn wera Ignored and slightly lrregu
lar. Including liberty Issues. Total sales
tpar value), 13.773,000. United states bonds.
oia issues, were unchanged on call.
CLOBINO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
" i"BM Mitui ouvance. loaay in Ams Beet CSUg&r -,600 74 73H
tne corn market, prices closed nervous at -"iencan tan.. 13,500 4o
the same as yesterday's finish to me I Am Car Fdry. 3.ox) 79k
higher, with May 1.37tt and July IL474 I American ico, ,ioo
POIXT OF SEASON.
Prospect of Freexlnx; Weather StlasB-
latea Buylaa- at Chlcagro and
Offerlnaa Ara Light.
CHICAGO, May . Prospects of freezing I
temperatures that might seriously hinder I
TO RECOMMENDATIONS.
Railroad Wage Comml.sioa Declarea
Increase No Greater Than Paid
Under Private Operation,
SMALL RUN AT YARDS
ONLY FOUR LOADS OF STOCK ARB
RECEIVED.
to 11-47 H. Oats sained KUto to 2c net. Am m 11.000
ino outcome in provisions was a setback I V" V ,
nf ,A io- l Am I el A Tel..
-" I m J 1 . a -I .....
Corn offeringa were light throughout ths AnacondaCon:: Esno
l.SOO
87 V.
SIS
Prteea la All Llaea Arc Holdlas Steady.
LLxht Hoga Sell at 917.23
ta tlTAO.
Itf.v
The little business done st the stocaysras i ju;y
yesterday centered In tha ffog market, where
na tana was reportsa stsaay, witn saies i MnT
ranging from H7.Si to HT.B0. A load of I July
California rattle arrived direct, and the
.ii... n Himiuii wn iu, wwvh ... v
70 aheeo. bhlppers wera ltay Kalrchlld,
Kxeter. caL, 1 load cattle: D. It. uonaia.oa. I Julv
Monitor, 1 load hags: W. A. Ayera. lAw.on, I Sept.
load hoga snd sbeep; cutiord Brothers,
Hubbard. 1 load cattle and hose.
Tha day's sale, wera as lollona:
session. uuring the last hour May de-1 Atrhi.nn
livery commauaea tne Highest price reached I a ti n. w t a a i.
o iar on mi crop. 1 Bait A Ohio .
Oata advanced as a result largely ot f rest I B A 8 Conner
Indications. Uo.alp of a revival of expert I California Petrol
demand could not bo confirmed. I Canadian Paclf
Provisions rose with araln. but on the I Central Leather
bulge offerings Increased and a decline fol- I Chesa A Ohio. ..
lowed, notwithstanding a lata upturn In hog I J; M .? J?,' F
value, and desnlta Increased ihlnmcntl of 1 vul
lard ana meats, aa compared with last year.
Leading futures ranged aa follows:
CORN.
Low. . Close.
4.60O
2,200 S
14
67 '4
11
lUVs
54
SiO
1
J4
8 H
BUT,
42
4,100
1,200
7O0
200
4.IH1
4.300
8.200
8.200
43
77
65
711
107 i,
7
14
tiSS
K4
110
wn
lit
ia
143
WASHINGTOX. May 9. The Increase
of nearly 1300,000,000 annually in pay
to railroad employes recommended by
73 I the Railroad Wage Commission has not
44 I hn rAcolvpH with unanimous annrovftL
711
81 V
108
us
14t
(W
84 71
been received with unanimous approval.
Some union officials have already ex
pressed dissatisfaction with the amounts
recommended for the men of their or
ganizations. The proposed Increases
range from 43 per cent downward to
4.6 per cent, the highest paid men re
City ot
Idaho Falls
Idaho
6
Serial
Bonds
Denomination $500
Mature 1 to 10 Years ,
Price to Yield
6
LUMBERMENS
Trust Company
capital susnus noe.ooe
Lupibernens Bids. - Portland, Ore.
53
m
14
.T4H
.71,
...4.4
...S.l.d
. .. .20.18
1.48
.T4
.67
.75
.67 t.
40.33
25.75
20.10
4.1.!0
40.SJ
Staple
T.o-al jobbing quotations:
St OAR Sack baala: rrult and berry,
IT ST : beet. 17.77: extra C 17.47;
poadMd. la barrels, aS7: cubaa. la bar
rels. 4.7T.
NUT?" Walnuts. ?4c: Braxll nuts, ISO
Ste: filberts, 22923c; almonds. 10 .:2c: pea.
nuts, ntf lsc: cocoa nuts. L10 per dexcu.
B CAN H California Jobbing prlcee: tfmall
white. 14c: largo whlta, 13c; bayou. 10c:
lima. 13e; pink. & Oregon baana. buy
ing pn-e: White. Pc; eolorod. 7c
COrrEB Koa.taa. In drums, 17O20c
SALT tlranulated. 110 Ti per toa; hair.
groaad. looa. l por toa; ftOe. lis par toa;
dairy. 114.1 per ion.
RICE Bouthera bead. PSPSo per pound:
Blue Rao. Se; J.paneM stria, l0la,
DRIED FRUITS Apples. 3e; peachea.
It Uc; prwnaa, Italian. 1 1 Ita; ratalna. sio
W li per bos; dates, dremedary. UusiM
per box; currants, lc; tlx a, l.3sa.M per
box.
riRTOREtiOX WTKAWBEKKir.SArrE.tB
aaaaaaa
lailkal Sblpas.at Arrive. I'raa Deosjtae
owaSy Qaallty la Caarf.
Tha first Oregon atraabotTtea made their
appearaare yesterday, twa crates coming
la tram Myrtle Creek. They were af good
else aad fully ripened, and sold at, IS a
crata. rierta berries brought I3.M9XSO aad
Lea Asgelea berries tZ2X
A car of lied vegetables arrived from
Callferala. cenalatlng af tha first new crop
W t - A ear efti innl.rt.tt ebb.ro and
Heavy Hogs Wanted
21-22H ruarantecd on sjood quality.
HENS AH wefa;hts. 26-28 per lb.
r.WCT LIGHT tEtl 17-18 lb.
f.tfT FRESH K;, direct from pro
ducer.. 354 per doien.
No commission charsed.
TIIK ItTIMiB to, 1C,
IN Fraat SUcct. Capital f IS,
rrovUioaa.
lcal Jobbing quotations:
HAM!! All sixes, choice, !4c : Standard.
SJ; skiaaad. M2vc; picalca, 24c; cottage,
roll. Sic
LARD Tlereo basis, standard pure. 23 Via;
compound. 23 e.
BACON Pancy. 41030c; standard. 44 0
4tV; choice. 40(f43e.
DRY SALT Short clear barks, HfUe:
exports, lu li 33c ; platea. 2ty20c
JIMea aad Pelts.
HIDE Baited hldee. 3 Iba. aad up. 13c;
aalted etaga, Hi Iba. and up. luc; aalted and
green kip, U ta 2 Iba., 12c; ealted and
green calf. Id to li Iba, 21c; green hides.
23 lJa. aad a P. ac; greea stsgs, o Iba. and
no, ac: dry flint blues, lie; dry flint calf.
:c; bona bides, 1.3W1.0; salted horse
hides. sa.
pELTowDry long-wool pelts, 40c; dry
short-wool pelts, 2o30c; salted pelts. April
taaeoC. 1-1 a 4.
BM, Woet, Etc,
HOPS 1IT crop, lidJleo par pouad; coa
tract 17S1V-.
WOOL Eastera Oregon. 0t6sc; valley.
Utfloc per pound.
MOHAIR Oregoa. aew clip, 42a par
pouad.
CA SO A It A BARK New and old. ldo
par pound.
TALIVOW No. 1. 1 14 per pouad; No. 2.
120 per pound.
UBAIN BAU3 la csrlots. 2319e.
Oils.
OASOLINK Bulk, 21c: engine dlstillata,
bulk. 12c; hcroeeoc bulk, luc; csssa, 2a
2r.
LINSEED OIL Raw. barrels. 11-67: cases
fl.77: boiled, barrels. Il.sw; casaa. ILTS.
TURl'LN TlNt la tanks, sve; cases. TSc
2o
.. 1IM1
.. 217
.. ia
.. m
.. 177
. . 2TS
.. 1st
.. l"o
. . 212
.. ITi
. . 20
. . 2"J
.. ll
,. 232
.. 132
, . 330
103
227
210
200
320
Wl Price
243 1 1T.2SI 4 hogs
170 17.1(li 11 hogs
17.0OI 3 hops
".23 1 hog
17.2.1 1 hog
17.2..I 1 hoc .
17.2.'' 1 steer ...1(HK
1 7.231 4 steers .. S-'O
17.33J 1 pteer ... Kno
17.:3 1 steer ... 730
17.23 1 ateer ... -'')
17.&OI 1 cow ....lltto
17.1.11 1 cow .... 7l
17.SOI 2 cowa ... tIO
17.23 1 cow .... 720
1".23 1 calf ....130
17.001 1 calf .... l.MI
17.25 1 heifer .. KiO
16.23 1 bull .... 7U0
17.23
17.23
in. io
hops
2 hogs
1 nog
S hugs
4 hois
71 hos
8 hogs
2 boss
4 hose
4 boss
5 hogs
S hogs
14 hoxs
10 hog.
hogs
S hogs
4 hogs
13 hops
2 hops
S hogs .. -13 17.001
Prices current at tha local yards ars as
lotiowe:
Cattle Prices.
Good to choice steers
Medium to good steers
pair to medium steers
Choice cowe snd heifers
Com. to good cows snd heifers
Open. High.
.11.27 11.27
. 1.46 1.47
OATS.
7(1
61
MESS PORK.
45.0.1 4.195 43. so
46.47
LARD-.
2.1.07
20.15
SHORT RIBS.
...24.40 24.60 24 SI
...24.110 24.B3 24.86
cash prices ware;
Com No. 2 yellow, nominal; No.
low. tl.60ttl.66: No, 4 yellow, I1.B0.
Oats No. 3 white, 77w.Hc; standard.
17.23 71 tt78c
17.00 1 Rye No. 2. nominal.
Barley 11. 8.1 f 1.67.
Timothy 3ff S.
Clover 1180 27.
Pork Nominal.
Lard 120.40.
Ri ba 123.20 p 23. 82.
C R 1 A P ctfa.. 3,000
Chlno Copper. .. 1,400
Colo Fu A Iron. 3,300
Corn Prod Refg. 80.100
Crucible Steel .. J.a.300
cuoa cane Hug., o.auu
i'liiJ I DlsUU KecuriUeS 40,300
1.41 I Erl9 t 4.900
Gen Electric.
General Motors..
Ort North pfd..
Gt Nor Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central. .
Insplr Copper..
jta.
WL Price.
212 I7.23
July
Sept.
25.TT
26.12
21.44
24.87
foo
3.6(10
4,400
6.100
&800
47.800
12.700
2.900
1,600
4.400
21
43
43
41
68
80
03
1.1
147
120
92
31
"ii"
92
30
41
16
82
7e 64
5.7 r.
40 41
81
14.00
lo so
8.U0
lo.oo
7.00
9 :.o
7. .10
SIM)
7.30
12.00
13.00
13.011
10.00
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May . Barley. II. ISO
1.62; flax. !3.6ee.98.
fanners
Bulls
Calves
Hogs
Prime mixed
Medium mixed ....
Rough heavy
Pics
Sheep
East of mountains
Valley lambs
Vearltnga
Wethers
Ewes
Grata at 8an Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Msy . Flour, tlO.80
ntr barrel.
Grain Wheat, uovemment price. 3.ou union ..
814.00 u l.YOll I per cental; oariey, f...,Jv.w, , ww,i
.12.00 v 13.UO l leea. nominal; corn, cauiornia yeuow, 90.00,
1) 5(1 -J 10..111 I Hay Wheat and wheat and oats, .2331124;
jj.ikivii.uu 1 tatne ost, 242S: barley, siscrxu; auaua.
, I l"i'9: barley straw. &08(c.
31inreea Aiiaixa, carioaa 101s, po; cocoa
nut. 142.
Int M M pfd...
Inter Nickel....
inter Paper...
1C C Southern .
Kennecott Cop.
I.oula & Jvash... ...... .....
Maxwell Motors. .....
Mexican Petrol.. 13,200 P7H
Miami Copper. .. Uno 5S
Missouri Pacific 6,600 23
3 ysl-1 Montana Power. 3(0 63
N Y Central .... 4.400 72
Norf & West ... 400 105
Northern Paclf.. l.oo S7
Paclflo Mall .... 600 31
Pennsylvania ... 1.900 44
Pittsburg Coal
Ray Consot Cop. B00 23
Reading 87,00 87
Ren Ir A Steel.. 18,800 SS
Shat Aris Cop
Southern Pacif.. 5.100 S4
Southern Ry ... 11,700 23
Studebaker Co.. 11.300 37
Texas Co 4.500 152
Union Pacific... 8.400 123
U 6 lnd Alcohol. 26.900 J 32
U s Steel 343,000 107
do pid w jv4
Utah Copper. .. l.o ?
Wabash pfd B. 1.400 23
(Ml M
Westing Electrlo 2,100 42
110 I eel vine; the lowest increases and the
average being 15.021 per cent advance
over the 1917 payroll.
Officials of the wage commission
pointed out today that tha increases
recommended are probably no greater
tnan tne railroads would nave had to
pay under private operation, since the
42 42 1 rising level of wages In other industries
SHft J?1 I would have made them necessary if the
OV 41 1 1 . 1 . . 1
wuincto wcio iu ub rvisiueu.
Men who have left tha railroads since
64 January 1 to enter the Army or Navy
J2are entitled to Increases accruing up
j.o 10 tne time tney quit wont, it was ex-
91 I plained today.
Sfl I Increases which would be allowed
63 I emPloyes In train and engine service.
92 most or wnom are members of the lour
30 leading railway brotherhoods, it de-
41 I veloDed tndftv nro fnllnwa
Freight engineers, 15 per cent: fire
men and helpers. 34 per cent; freight
conductors, 20 per cent; freight brake
men and flagmen, 39 per cent; passen
ger engineers, 11 per cent: passenger
firemen and. helpers, 28 per cent; pas
67
211
62
15
147
118
so
80
'52'
91
28
40
16
32
15
32
114
6S
20
71
104
87
30.
43
25
S5
66
"si"
22
S3?
148
121
12S
102
110
82
23
93 ' i
41
97
28
22
67
20 I senger conductors, 15 per cent; passen
ger baggagemen, 38 per cent; passenger
brakemen and flagmen, 39 per cent.
71
104
87
31
43
63
2S
87
88
16
84
22
3
1.11
122 I daughter.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Births.
WALLS To Mr. and Mr. CIsrencj, W
Walls, Fossil. Or., April 27, a daughter.
nunALLti 10 tar. ana Airs, clarence
Howaldt. 1391 Tabor court, April 29, a
A Box Company and Oregon Box and Man
ufacturing Company; 1250.
LILLIAN F. SAUNDERS Repair one-'
story residence, 1006 Newell street, between
Westanna and Macrum: builder, same: 150.
GORDON MANUFACTURING COMPANY"
Repair two-story factory. 971 Sandy bou
levard, between Thirty-second and Thirty
third atreets; builder, same; 1900.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, May 9. Maximum tempera
ture. 62 degrees: minimum, 44 degrees. River
reading, 8 A. M.. 13.2 feet; change In last
24 hours, 0.4 foot rise. Total rainfall (5
P. M. to 6 P. M), trace. Total rainfall
since September 1. 1917, 30.81 inches: normal,
40.64 Inches; deficiency, 3.8.1 inches. Sun
rise, 6:46 A. M. ; suuset. 8:28 P. M. Total
sunshine, 10 hours; possible, 14 hours 42
minutes. Moonrise, 4:40 A. M.; moonset,
8 P. M. Barometer (reduced to seal level)
5 P. JI.. 30.03 Inches. Relative humidity at
noon, 36 per cent.
THE 'WEATHER.
STATIONS.
Total aalea lor tha day. LloO.OOO shares.
BONDS.
Nor Pao 3 .... S8
3. 50 J 3. .10 I
s .10011. .10
8 Vitf 13.00
.. I7.25ai7.no
.. 17.1HI S 17 23
.. 1S.O0U16 2.I
.. 14.30 015.60
... 17.50ljfl8.50
... 17.0oy 18 00
. .. 15.25t 15.50
... 13.000 13.60 BEND
SHRINERS TO BE GUESTS
D S ref 2s rer..17
do coupon . . ..97
D S 8a rag
do coupon ....99
D S 4s reg 105
do coupon . ..-io o
Atch gen 4s ... 82
D A R G ref 6s. 62
NYC deb 6s... 94
Nor Pso 4s .... 81
Bid.
PLANS TO ENTERTAIN
KADER TEMPLE MEMBERS.
AL I
PROMISE IS HELD VALID
Bis; Time Ia Planned for Delegation
Which Is Expected ta Arrive ta
Number of Five Hundred.
Labor of 1 Years for Man
Wealth. Paid for by Court.
of
rhlcace Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. Mar . Hogs Receipts, 32.
000: tomorrow, 25,000: market firm at yes-
terday'a average; bulk or aaie.. ik.iov
18 OS. Light. 1T.60 11.10: mixed, 17.4H
1&1&; heavy. 116.70018.05; rough. 16.70'
17 on; pigs. 14.23V w.50.
rattle Racaiots. 13.000: market steady.
Native steers. lo.OUa) 11.50: stockera and
feeders. .75 1 12.60: cows and heifers 0.0
aillO: calves. SS.OO0I4.OV.
ghees Receipts. 7000: market steady.
Sheen. 112.75 010; lam be. 115.60620.80.
Omaha Uvestork Market.
,t . w tUAn-.R, nti. 14-1 iemD a men win come to send in ai . . . . 1 vai. 1100 tcast ursat. April axon.
' ------w 1 . 1 1 ... v. Mnmi.j, nr n ppn to h. i .. . ..... r. ... . . - 1 , . . . .
rx:.d ,".ooV"2i; ,r;nC lrsSirw; ".'1.;." plan. .br-e. a trout "ve-acre trt of landoa
. . m. 1 ao. k..iw f ai7ntisli . . . . . . . . . 1 1 i vmA Thla Ttromlsa was held to Del r tin.. K ro Mr. ana Mrs. Aaron r rsnK,
pin. -v, -. 7 urftu8t at me mot nuufl inn lm-1
OREGOX CITY, Or., May 9. (Spe
cial 1 For 19 years L. 3. and Kettle
BEND. Or., May 9. (Special.) Plans I Tlls-ir. kont un the home of the late I Galttens. Deer Island.' Or.. May 3.' a son.
. ... W . 1- I , fit 1 I .1 i.lTI PU IT. , n n .1 , , 71 "Mil..
headed by CWiL"&g"lrVl"" "VLf'lfTZl
MahaffAV. for a Bio- fltna h. tha I ii;io "
ter part of June, when tha Al Kader w"" "lok,- ,. .... - ,. ,.rv
All BU1B L(IHudiiiu ' - " "
131 YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs. George R.
JU7 I Young, ss Princeton, May 1, a daughter.
110 I SHAW To Mr. and Mrs. William
83 Shaw. 1055 East Irving, May 3, a daughter.
- I AiciyfcLLAN to Air. and Mrs. Daniel J.
93 I Mc Lei I an, 411 Roselawn avenue, April 29.
lft son.
O'REILLY To Mr. and Mn Hanrv Vr
vrneiuy, zso ivonn xwenty-iirst, May
a son.-
l- l.'T TTT Tn U- . n 7, 7- 7r .1 .
" - ... , " , - iisi iiDDeiiB, May o, a son.
Pa con 4S ,,. 97 T fTCT Th xi- ,h. XI r. rmll T t.
v. 5 t" - 6008 Fifty-ninth avenue, May 3. a daughter.
IT S Steel 6s.... 99 MORI To Mr. and Mrs. Monpschero Mori,
S P cv 5s 93 g8 stanton. April 28. a daughter.
Anglo-Fr 6s ... 91 MOWERSI To Mr. and Mrs. CharUs D.
u . ,1 . . ..i 7.. Mowers, los East seventy-fifth. May 6,
U B Lib 1st 4s.. 95.94 ,
U S Lib 2d 4s... 95.90 WELCH To Mr. and Mrs. George
Welch, April 27, a son.
VADNAis To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Vadnais. 385 East Forty-second, April 20,
daughter.
LOMAX To Mr. snd Mrs. Alfred L. L0'
mox. tiUu East Main. April 21. a son.
BOND TO sir. ana Mrs. Edson o. Bona
1217 Gay. April 30. a daughter.
BOH OS KEY To Mr. ana Mrs. A. R. Bo
hoskey, 71 West Russett, May 4, a daughter.
Asucitsun to air. ana Mrs. Axel li.
Anderson, 735 East Seventieth, April 26,
daughter.
clakk To sir. and Airs, unaries ciarir.
153 Thirteenth, May 6, a daughter.
gaittens To Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur
;r Island, Or.. May 3, a son.
ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. William F,
en. 506 East Ash. April 25. a daughter.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Martin E.
Johnson.. Aoril 20. a daughter.
CARNVAlj To Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest earn
K.. .. - i ii l1? Northrnn. Mav 6. a son.
17 25-, to ,, fcvui M,. mtmmAv i n med lately upon the visitors' arrival, f ol- binding; By vircun , ELDER To Mr. and Mrs. John K. Elder,
cattle Receipts. 8500: market steady. 10 . tv.. .-.. I and an order was entered in the Cir- ,e7 Eaa, slIteenth. April 27. a daughter.
steers. io.sutHT.: .,i rnnrt tnrlav decreeing? Rices and HANSON To Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.
cowa It V.T."..r"A,"w r hi. wifa t ba the owner of the five- Hanson. 1135 Alblna avenue. May 4.
steers, !O.UU lexsa sieers. (.. i I "(i((( (moruuuu i I A..llnn Tha trial waS I daughter.
ii 7 r. ran.e cowe ana neners, .wnn.Bu; ini nrst section or ine worK wilt Dai"- .-.. - . , ,
. - -- , , , .... I . . . . . . - . : I u.U . -V .,n I mwTWBO mwdto
rinnm ,... P" on ana at o ociock tne Patrol ..7.,T..s., . n rati.is.peterson-Walter Bavlls. 43.
and Agnes E.
and left no wilL The Kiprgrs had been ANNAS-MCSCHAL1K Robert Annas. 29.
la 0012.23: calves. 110.00914.00
stags, etc.. oowi3.oo civa an ODen air concert- Dinner will road accident near Can by a yar aro p 84 ln8 Concord ,treet.
Sheep iteceipte.io.ow. K, .." . .v,. t ,w,w .k. and left no wilL The Klargrs had oeen ANNAS-MTJSCHAL1K Robert A
v..rimn si7 25wis.ia: wetners, aiu.uow i - - - " ... . . ,k.o I u- ... ...... tiiii. un.rh.ni, v
ITOO; s-. HlMvls.00; lamb 119 90), second part of the work will be eTlvan. wita nim auoui c.aua '"v m iVrJ '
20.80.
8AS FRANCDiCO PBODICE MARKET
rrlcea Carrewt aa Esss, VegetabJea, Freab
rraM. -lc, at nay city.
BAN FRANCISCO. May . Butter Ex
tr.a. 40 11420 Per pound.
Uses Fresh extras. 4tc; extra firsts.
Ste; firsts. SSr; freeh extra pullets. 8Tci
fir.ta. pullets, a e.
Cheeee New first, zvc
Poultry Hens. Leghorns. 310 33c: broil-
era, Sa)40c: fryer. 43048c; squaba, 4043r
pi sauna. 2.so: geea uc: turaeya, live. 2.
s24c: roosters, young, ouc
egeiaoies urwn ywmm. .71.1:11 i a.pr-
ngua, af4c; aquaan, cream, eovec; nuD-
oard. li.z: aiexican summer. t.otri.ou;
essplant. 10il7c; peppers. Mexican green,
chilee. lOwlJo. Mexican bell peppera. 12
ai7c: tomatoea. pi.aowx.70: i.ttuca, si. 25
til. 60: celery. 11.6002: potatoes, 11.50
tpl.Si; sweet. 8507.50; new, 2w3c; onions.
Australian brown, taccji; new utrmudn.
I Ul Mi garlic. SU4c; cauliflower, 4047)
Sue; beota. igli: carrots, soc; turnips.
tfrctrll: rhubarb, socosi: cabbage. lc
It ia nlanned tn take tha visitors I promise Was made.
fishing: to one of tha excellent fishing;
Ieiuuuu. ucar Kerr, wvittvjii mil uo all . . . . .
their best at that time. Plans ara be-1 EXPLOSION
ing maae xo taaa as many aa care to
FERNQUIST-BJUR Emanuel G. Fern-
aulat- 27. 1341 Corbett street, snd Edyth
I Bjur, 24, same aanress.
1 MYTFRYl SCHOELL-SLOAT William F. Schoell,
IO IVI I w I 1.11 I Milwaukee, Wis., and Jessie M. Sloat, legal,
829 Glenn avenue.
pro on a trip mrouarn ventral vreeron, 1 . - - 'c,-ii . TtnrifwiV I lUL.Mj-aiKitr cimer c. loans, i.sai,
visiting; Klamath Falls and Lakevlew I "I""" "' 3J " y s tre ei, ana r 10 ren uo a. Btrie 1,
. . i.. y-v a w- an . 1 . . 1 irxMl. iinw r.aai j v' x 1. .t -ci him asi. ae, j,i ui tax.
ina possmiy vraier uixe. xeiegates Ktllt In linen tal. .Ti; Vt-vu.i TE.r.ii-rvnKHiirH b- n
will be in attendance rrom all parts ori I p-vmonto. leaal. New Houston Hotel, and
the state, and the city la preparing- . I Blanche Gloyd, legal, same address.
to accommodate 500 visitors. I FORT WORTH. Tex., Msy 9. No of-1 FEIKE-WELLS E Earl Felke legal.
, , . . i .. . , . ... .(...I I Army I. -7l . v.. . .-v . wiiwuvvi, nuu cnuia
liciai ue tormina. wi -i " I M. Wells, legal, 690 East inrty-slxth street
iinw -et s st nnr s 1 r p-r I - " " . . I
AUolnlAli OrT LAf I UntU Jslon of a three-inch shell In a trench Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
mortar at BenorooK, near rgn nerin, SANFORD-CREEL Jay Eanford, 40. of
yesterday, which claimed a toll of 11 1 Alton, 111., and Uelacla creel, 25. of Port
deaths
Tanl Tj-niek, Arrested at AVilson-
ville, Is Interned.
OREGON CITY. Or.. May . (Spa
cial.) In the arrest of Paul Tynick I LoUs Halphin. of Austin,
at Wilfonvllle a few weeks ago, Sher- I was erroneously reported
iff Wilson landed an Austrian spy. nla-ht. Is in a critical condition.
Th a advice was receivea irom rracrai
artlchokea. 3a4: cucumbers, 203; string I officials today, and the man has been
besne. aouthern. 10013e.
Krult Lemona. piei-au; graperruit, 12
A2.75: orangea. Valencia. 83.50.9; navels.
5.T5t6: bananaa. Hawaiian. 6t2 6c: pine
apples. 13 dosea; apples. California. 1.2."(P
I 7:.: alrawberrlrs. i.'entral t;allfnmla. Irt'ui
cherrlee. 12isc; loganoernea. nouth-
ern. H-2- .
Kecelpta Flour, 30n quarters; barley,
1021 ceatala; beana, 3696 eacks; potatoes.
41441 aacka; onions. 44 aacks; hay. 145 tons;
hides. 433; wine. 6P.400 gallona.
Mowry, Kxrhange, Etc.
NEW YORK, May . Mercantile paper,
four months, a por cent; elx months. 6.
merlins. aO-day bllla. 4 72; commercial
ao-day bllla- on banks. 84.72; commercial
so-day bllla. 11.71: demand, 14.76 4-6; ca-
Mea. 14.70 rratw.. aemaun, (j.72: ca-
blea. 6.70. Guilders, demand. 47; cables.
47. Lire, demand. 8.99; cables, 8.98.
Rubles, demand. 13; cables; 14. nominal.
Hur allver. e.
xie.lcan dollara, 77c
' Government bond, ateady; railroad bonds
Irregular.
. Time loana firm. Blxty days. 6 06 per
rant; PS aaya ana six monuia, a per cent
bid.
Call mouey strong. High. 8 per cent: low,
3: ruling rate. 6: closing bid. 6; offered
at : laat loan. .
LONDON. May I. Bar silver, 40d per
ounce; money. 2 per cent.
Discount rates Short bills. 8 per cent;
three months, S-l per cent.
Coffee Futures CI owe Higher.
NEW YORK, May I. The coffee market
Interned for the duration of the war.
Tynick was picked up while work-
ins: for the Oregon Electric as a sec
tion hand near Wllsonvllle, where His
Htatemonts concerning the Industrial
Workers of the World had been brought
to the attention of Sheriff Wilson.
Activities of a brother, who appeared
shortly afterward, led to conclusive
proof of Tynlck's activities In violation
of the espionage act, and bis brother
is now himself occupying a call.
CHINA GETS LOAN IN JAPAN
Twenty Million Yen Secured Rod
More Said to B In Prospect.
PEKIX. May 9. (By Tha Asso
ciated Press.) A loan of twenty mil
lion veti, secured by the Chinese tel
egraph revenues, has been -closed with
Japaiftse bankers and the first install
ments are arriving. An additional
large loan, secured by the Tsinan
Shunteh railway, is reported to ahve
been concluded.
The newspapers are full of the sen
sational gossip concerning the Chinese
Japanese negotiations, which are de
clared openlyto be the means of Jap
anese domination tn every sphere.
n . .ft... nnA in .nll.tAI land.
v.. v.... havHELA -NORWOOD John J. Hanhela
mn. 1 24. nf Roaeburg. Or., and Dora C. Norwood.
Six wounded -men are In the baselig. 0f Rainier. Or.
hospital, where the belief Is expressed I GARNER-MBLTON Thomas A. Garner,
that all will recover, although Sergeant Por"and- and "" Del1 Me'tn.
Ter., who I rorkvrt.oom-t.eonard sm rt,n.
dead last bloom. 22, of Portland, and Irene M. Leon
ard, IS, ot Portland.
xsuiiains; 1 crmiii.
W. H. QtTADE Repair one-storv real
dence. 630 Failing street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets; builder, T. C. Reichle,
1125.
MRS. CHRISTINE MILLER ReD.ir one.
Ar-I and-one-half-story residence. 7.89 East Elev
enth, between Beech and Falling; builder,
T. C. Reichle: 150.
T. G. BARB ARE Erect one-and-one-half.
storv residence. 211 Royal court, between
t.. ouivrTnv -vr.,, a it7. . I Ladrtlngton court and Laurelhurst avenue;
WASHINGTON, May 3. For two builder. F. B. Turner: 84500.
weeks the treat Austrian Socialist I t. G. BAKBARIS Erect garage. 211 Rnv-
newspaper, the Arbeiter Zeitung, has al court, between Laddington court and
been barred from Germany. ,-Uf,relhun" avenue: bu"der' F' B" Tarner:
An official dispatch today from I w j. rink Repair two-storr residence
.Qwltzerlanrl said the fact had been dis-M"n North Tyler street, between Jersev and
closed through questions, asked in the wniamette oouievara. Duiiaer. same; 175.
SOCIALIST PAPER BARRED
Berlin Forbids Circulation of
belter Zcltuiig, Austrian.
Reichstag; by the Socialist Deputy Her
bert.
STUDENT CAMP PROMISED
V. M. PLITItS Repair two-storv store and
apartment-house. 65 Lombard, between
risk ana liaven; Duuuer, same; S175.
PERCY. BLYTH Repair two-storv office
building. 354 Ankeny street, between Broad
way and Park: builder, T. A. Plppy; 8165.
O. A. KETAN Repair four-story con fee.
tlnnerv store. 51 North Fifth Street- between
, - T- . . ... ai , - . I Couch and Davis: builder. T. A. Plppy; $17.-..
Thousand Inlversity Men to Go 1ov"tr. c. 8- ogsbury Erect garage, M2i
. ,j, o I Fifty-ninth avenue soutneast. Between Nlne-
FreSlalO JUIIC I. I tv-slxtl and Ninety-seventh sereets; builder.
0. Christensen: 150.
MRS. HULDA CLEMENS Erect garage.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 9. A military 1150. .
training school for 1000 students se- - "u"VT,tr.e"
lected from various universities In the I ana xhlrtv-ninth: builder, same: 185.
Western Department of the Army, to H. AUSTIN Erect garage. 1104 South
begin June 3 and last one month at """V1 atroeu oj-.wcoi. u,. ...o. -irnaven;
the Bresidio of San Francisco, was blY wV-.TOKfJlRensir nne.stnrv rid.r,r.
authorised today by the War Depart- I 880' Mallory avenue, between Shaver and
merit
Graduates of the camp will not re-
Mason, builder, same: 175
PITY OF PORTLAND Erect shower bath
house. 165 Macadam road, between Lowell
ceiva commissions because of their at- an1 Bancroft; builder, Multnomah Lumber
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FORECASTS.
n . 1 mnA vfrinitv Fair and warmer;
frost tonight; northeasterly winds.
Oregon and Washington-Fair and warmer;
frost except near coast; moderate north-
eafdaho-Fandr"-.nd warmer; frost in the
morning. . , T - a -.,.,..nin.i.i
Read Harley's article, page . Adv.
FACTS NO. 261
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t MAINTENANCE
r From the momenta
.. road Is completed,
.. from that moment
the malnt enance
charges start. It .
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m o u n t t h a t we v
.-. constrwet roads v
. that require the .
. very lowest cost
of u p k e ep. Many
a county roads .
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proved in 1915 have
no malnten ance .
charges against . .
them because they y
were paved with y
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Journal Bldir, Portland, Or.
HOTEL1 PERKINS
FIFTH ANU -WASHINGTON STREETS,
PORTLAND. OREGOlf.
At Clty'a Retail Crater.
Rates to Suit You
special Law Ratea ta ferxuaaeat aaeata.
TRAVELERS OriWE.
CHANGE IN SAILING
S.S.BEAVER
SAILS
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2 P. M.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
AND LOS ANUELKS.
The San Francisco A Portland S. S.
Co., Third and Waahington streete
(wlta O.-W. R. ot N. Co.) Tel. Broad
way 4500, A 6121.
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Direct Route to the Continent.
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