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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNTXG OREGONIAX, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1D18. M MILLS GET SUPPLY Distribution of 1918 North western Wool Is Under Way. STOCK ON HAND LARGE New Regulations Governing Grading Have Been Issued by Wool Ad ministrator Nichols Schedule of Allowances for Bags. Northwestern wool of the new clip 1 now being distributed to mills in this territory as Cast as they require It- The work of appraising stock In the ttiree local ware houses has been under way this week by Charles H. Green, the Federal wool admin istrator and distributor, assisted by E. J. Burke and Marry Wagner, the official valu ing committee. With, the large supply on hand, tt will be some time before the Job Is completed. Regulations regarding wool grading have been Issued by Chief Wool Administrator Charles J. Nichols as follows: "Owing to Government requirements, all wools must be graded except as follows: Clips running straight fine and fine medium; clips running fine and fine medium with a per centage of half-blood; clips running straight half-blood ; clips running half-blood with a percentage of fine and fine medium; untied wools. All other clips must be graded, re gardless of how they have been handled In previous seasons, whether they are mostly three-eighths, with some half-blood and some quarter-blood, or mostly quarter-blood with some three-eighths. Blending of sim ilar wools from the same section Is author- , Ized and desired and proper records of weights of grades of Individual clips must be kept. Where possible, blends of about 300,000 pounds should be made. Special care should be taken to keep the grades stand ard, especially on the line between half blood and three-eighths-blood, as the Gov ernment will not take high three-eighths-blood In half-blood piles. The following grades are to be made: Fine and fine me dium staple, half-blood staple, three-eighths-blood staple, quarter-blood staple, low quarter-blood and common and braid; fine and fine medium clothing, half-blood clothing, three-eighths-blood clothing and quarter blood clothing. "Where wools are sold In the original bags, straight bags of bucks, black, tags, dead, corral sweepin gs. etc., must be kept out. Bags of straight wool must be cut from end to end, and rings of tags, dead or other unmerchantable wool removed, as is customary before shipping? to manufac turers. Fine and grade bucks will be valued according to shrinkage and will be taken by the Government In the same manner as other merchantable wooL Prices on blacks and off wools will be fixed prices in the grease for each section of the country. Deal ers In such wools will be permitted to buy and process them, under license from the War Industries Board, returning same to Government at cost and 3 per cent com mission. In offering wool to the Govern ment, state quality and whether original oc graded. "The price to be allowed to the grower for bags, whether wool is sold original or graded, will be : For Texas and other so called three-quarter length bags, 35 cents; for Territories, 74 feet, 4-pound bags, 00 cent. The price to the Government will be: For original Texas and other three-quarter length bags, 85 cents; for original Territo ries, 50 cents; all other bags new, $1.25; second-hand. 75 cents. This applies to grease, scoured and pulled wool bags." JC A STERN STRENGTH AFFECTS GRAIN Bulk Oats and Corn Bids Are Advanced on Local Board, The strength of Eastern grain markets. where cash corn advanced 5 cents and oats were 2 cents higher, was felt in the local market. Bulk oats bids at the Mer chants Exchange were raised (1 and corn bids SI 1.50. Offers for barley averaged II higher. Sacked oats were unchanged Weather conditions in the Middle West, as wired from Chicago: "Winnipeg partly cloudy, 62; Minneapolis, Chicago, Peoria, St. Louts, 6t. Joseph, Ohio Valley, French Lick, Hopkins ville and Clarksvllle clear and fine; Hutchinson and Topeka partly cloudy, 68." - Terminal receipts in cars as reported by the Merchants Exchange were: Wheat.Barley.FIour.Oats.Hay. Portland, Thurs.. Year ago 6ason to date . . . Year ago Tacoma, Wed. ... Year ago Season to date. . , Year ago Seattle, Wed. . . .. Year ago Season to date. . . Year ago 2 . . .6 3 3 1 1 3 3 67 28 47 42 o 18 25 34 3 .! !. 1 1 1 ..11 13 59 .. .. 8 21 .... 6 1 1 3 2 37 15 11 29 ' 3 32 28 54 MOHAIR PRICES ARE HOLDING EVEN Competition in Country Is Quiet Eastern Market Unchanged. The local mohair market is quiet with prices steady and unchanged. Competition is not brisk at country points. Trade is also quiet at Bo ton, according- to the Com mereial Bulletin, which said: "Business in the local market this week for mohair has not been heavy, although there Is something being done more or less regularly in a small way at prices which how little or no change from the values ruling a week ago of around 50 52 cents for good original package mohair of about average length. Good graded carding hal Of the Texas type is selling at around 5 cents and choice lots are reported as sell lng up to 07 cents. "Advices from the Cape Indicate some what less activity there of late with ar rivals fairly heavy. The 2000 bales shlppe to England from the Cape earlier this year arrived the first of June. Some additional buying Is reported at the Cape on English account, possibly with the idea that ship ping space will presently be provided. POTATO PRICES TEND TO ADVANCE California Shippers Have Trouble in Getting Stock Past Inspectors, While potato prices are alternately ad' vancing and declining in the Eastern cities. they are holding with a tendency to advance on the Pacific Slope. The California early crop Is below normal ana is so Daaiy in fected with tuber moth that great trouble is experienced getting them by the inspec tors of Oregon and Washington, where the laws forbid the unloading of such stock. lie ports from Kennewick, the earliest ship ping point of potatoes in the Northwest. record a demand greater than the supply. Local home-grown potatoes are for sale n the streets and In many of the stores now, although they have not appeared In sufficient quantities to be bandied by th wholesalers. The stock is small and Imma ture, but Is netting the growers 13.25 per hundredweight. v Onions were firm In all the Coast mar kets. Stockton reds are gradually disap pearing from the trade and yellows are rul lng around 12.50. Walla Walla shipped one car each to Chicago and Saskatoon, Can. OREGON PEACHES OF BETTER QUALITY Demand in Local Market Has Improved. Cantaloupes Cnchatured. The improved quality of Oregon peaches has stimulated the local movement some what. Alexanders old at 90ec?!l and Hales at 75 40 90c. About 300 crates of Oregons ar rived by express Half a car of California -came In and met with a moderate demand at steady prices. Elbertas and Triumph were quoted at $1.2591.40 and Red Bird a 11.13U1.4. The Bureau of Markets peach report said: "The supply is moderate In practically all th Cout markets. Georgia Elbertas. aixes. became verr stroor at Fort alley. Gk, advancing1 13 25c to a raoce of 2 2.25. cash to growers. Demand exceeds supply. Georgia Elbertas advanced 25c in general consuming markets, ranging $2.2598 per six-basket carrier. Shipments from Georgia much lighter. Texas shipped 9 Cherry receipts by express Included 150 crates of Oregons and 12 crates of Wash ington. Home-grown stock was plentiful. The demand was good and the market weak- with Bings and Lamberts bringing ft 12 cento, mostly 10 cents, and Royal Anns 79 centa. There was no change In jobbing prices on antaloupes, but the market was easier and brokers quotations were a quarter lower. Three cars were received. OREGON CHEESE PRICES ADVANCED Tillamook and Coo Associations Raise Mar ket Cent and Half. Cheese prices were advanced 1-J4 cents yes- erday or both the Tillamook factories and Coos and Curry Counties Association. Tillamook cheese is now listed at 25 cents for triplets and 26 centa for Voung Ameri cas, dock Portland. The Southern make is uoted at 24 cents for Toung Americas and long-horns, f. o. b. Myrtle Point. Cube butter was steady at 43 cents for x- ras. Having stocked up on cubes. It is likely the city creameries will raise the price of prints in the near future. Eggs were steady, candled Oregons selling ; 41 cents. Dressed meats and poultry were firm. California Produce Shipments. Carlot shipments of California produce to Western markets were: Apples- One to Saskatoon. Onions One to Portland; three to Ogden. Pears One to Lethbrldge, Canada. Tomatoes One to Portland. Potatoes One each to Spokane, Tacoma, Butte, Great Falls and Missoula; three to Denver and Salt Lake. Shipped July 0 and unreported, two to Salt Lake. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: CTlearlnrs. Balanced. Portland 13.791.S10 S1.034.7U6 Seattle 6.31R.5A3 1.167.246 Tacoma 817.771 IHO.O'.o Spokane 1.222,471 321,501 PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc. Merchants Exchange, noon session. July delivery: Oat o. 2 white feed Barley Bid. . .$00.00 . . 53.00 . . 55.00 . . 60.00 . . 53.00 . . 54.00 Standard feed .................... A " Brewing Oata cm days) o. 2 Oats arley. Feed , Barley, brewing K as tern oats and corn in bulk; Oats o. 3 white , 57.00 58.00 33-lb. clipped white , Corn No. 3 yellow , No. 3 mixed , 69.00 67.50 3o days) Oats, No. 3 57.00 Oats, clipped 58.00 Corn, yellow 69.00 orn, mixed 67.50 WHEAT Bulk basis. Portland, for No. 1 grade: Hard wheat Bluestem, Early Bart. Allen Galgulus, Martin Amber. $2.05. Soft wnite Fa louse Bluestem, Fortyfold, White Valley, Gold Coin. White Russian, 12.03. White Club Little Cub, Jenkins Club, White Hybrids, Sonora. $2.01. Red Walla Red Russian, Red Hybrids, Jones Fife, Coppel, 11.98. No. 2 grade, 3c less; No. 3 grade, 6c less. Other grains handled by samples. FLOUR Patents. $10: Valley. 1D.60: whole wheat, $9.60; graham, $9.2,0; barley flour, $10.50 per barrel; rye flour, $11. 50 per bar rel; cornmeal, $10.60)1140 per barrel; corn flour. $11.70. MILLFEED Net millffeed prices, carlots: Bran, $30 per ton ; shorts. $32 per ton : middlings, $32; mixed cars and less than carloads 50c more; rolled barley, $70; rolled oats. $69. CORN Whole, $75: cracked, $76 per ton. HAY Buying prices f. o. b. Portland: Eastern Oregon timothy, $31 per ton; Val- ey timothy, $29; alfalfa. $2525.50; Val ey grain hay, $242G; clover, $24; straw. ff 10. Dairy and Country Produce. ' BUTTER Cubes, extra. 43c: prime firsts. 44c; prints, extras. 43c; cartons, l2c extra; butterfat. o. 1, 51c per pound de livered Portland; 23c less at stations. EGGS Oregon ranch. current receints. 33c; candled, 41c; selects, 42 43c per aozen. CHEESE Jobbers' buying prices, f. o. b. dock, Portland: Tillamook triplets, 25c: Young Americas. 26c per pound; Coos and curry, z. o. o. Myrtle Point: Triplets, 23c Young Americas. 240 per pound; longhorns. ofec per pound. POULTRY Hens. 2728c: broilers. 30O jzc; aucKs, young, 30c; geese and tur keys, nominal. v EAL aacy, 30c per pound. PORK Fancy. 23a2S'4c per pound. Fruits and Vegetables. Local jobbing quotations: FRUITS Oranges, Valenclas. $7.75 Cr. 25 lemons, $9.5011 per box; bananas. 84 ac per id.; grapefruit, X3.757.50; cherries, ir!2c per pound; cantaloupes. $1. 75&4.50 per crate; watermelons, 3H3c per pound peaches, 7oc &X1.40; new apples, $2.25 o per box: loganberries. $2 per crate raspberries. 33.25 per crate; plums, $2.23 -r.ou per dox: apricots, xi.t per box. veubtables Tomatoes. 12 M 3.00 per crate; caDbage. Zftgpzc per pound; lettuce, sz.ao per crate: cucumbers. S1.252 per dozen; garllo. 7c; peppers, 2oCg)40c per lb.; peas, 8gllOc per pound; beans, 12 (91240 per pound: celery, xi.25l.oo per dozen. SACK VEGETABLES Carrots. $2 per sack; turnips, X2)2.25; parsnips, si.25: beets,. .'.:j. POTATOES Oregon Burbanks, tl.50 S1.85 per nunarea; new, 9Hiie per pound. ONIONS Yellow, S2.50 per sack; red, $2 per sack. Staple Groceries. Local jobbing quotations: SUGAR Sack basis: Fruit and berry. $8.05; beet. $7.93; extra C, $7.65: powdered. In barrels. $. 5; cubes. In barrels, $8.85. NUTS Walnuts. 30c; Brazil nuts. 16c filberts, 20c; almonds, lS23c; peanuts. lc; cocoanuts, $1.60 per dozen. SALT Halt-ground, loos, $15.BO per ton 50s. $17.25 per ton; dairy. $25 per ton. RICE Blue Rose, iuc per pound. BEANS Jobbing prices: Small white. I4i4'c; large white. 12c: bayou, 10c: lima, 154c; pink. 8c. Oregon beans, buying prices: white, 8rffc; colored. 7c. COFFEE Roasted, in drums, 17 25a Provisions. Local Jobbing quotations: HAMS All sizes, choice. 35c: standard 34c; skinned, none; picnics, 25c; cottage roil, :tic. LARD Tierce basis, standard pure, 2 compound, 23c. BACON Fancy, 474Sc; standard pure, 43W44C; Choice. 34ST41C. DRY SALT Short clear backs, 29 34c exports, juwjoc. Hops, Wool, Etc. HOPS 1917 crop, 13 14c per pound; con tracts, 16'a lie WOOL Eastern Oreson, 35?56c; Valley, 04i 61 c per pound. &1UHA1K Oregon, new clip, 550 per pouna. CASCARA BARK New and old. 10c per pound. TALLOW No. 1, 12c per pound; No. 11c per pound. V Hides and Pelbs. ' HIDES Salted hides, 25 pounds and up, 13c: salted stags, oo pounds and up, 10c salted and green kip. 15 to 25 pounds, 13C salted and green calf. -to 15 pounds. 25c green hides, 25 pounds and up, 11c; green stags, 50 pounds and up. be: dry Iilnt bides. 25c; dry flint calf. 30c: fiorsehtdes. $1.2ugl l.au: salted norseniaes. .i t 4. PELTS Dry long-wool pelts, 40c: dry short-wool pelts, 2530c; salted Pelts, May takeoff. 3S4. Oils. GASOLINE Bulk. 21c; engine distillate. bulk. 12c: kerosene, bulk, loc: cases. 20c. LINSEED OIL Raw. barrels, $L77: cases. $1.87: boiled, barrels, $1.79; cases. $1.89. TURPENTINE In tanks. 79c; cases. SDc. Output of Pineapples Record, HONOLULU, T. jr.. July 1. (Special.) Three million five hundred thousand cases Is the record Summer pack of pineapples Hawaii, according to figures Issued by the Hawaiian fineappie racKerr Association Of this half a million cases will go to th United States Army. The previous record was for 1915, when the figures were 2,669, 166. Cotton Market. NEW TOrik", July 1L Spot cotton quiet. aliaaiing. 4.v.. SHEEP VALUES GAIN All Classes of Mutton Stock Higher at Yards. ADVANCE RANGES UP TO $1 Receipts of Late Have Been Moder ate. While- Demand I Strong. Hogs Hold Firm at Recent Advance 1 Cattle Steady. Light receipts of mutton stock and a good, all-aroand demand resulted In sheep and lamb prices being advanced 50 cents to SI at the stockyards yesterday. Th. best East-e-f-the mountains lambs ar. again worth 14 The tone ot values In other linea was steady. Top grade hog, are still quoted at S1T.A0. but th. bulk of sale, yesterday were at 17.25 to $17.35. The cattl. offered were mainly of medium to low grade. Receipts were 158 cattle, 405 hogs, and 1SS sheep. Shippers were: With cattle James Henry, HarrUburg. a loads: D. Finley, Mottlnger. Wash.. 1 load; A. Ayers. Lasen, Or., 1 load. With hogu A. Ayers, Lasen, 1 load. With mixed loads Cutsforth Bros., Wood burn. 1 load cattle, hogs and sheep; I. r. Burdlck. Salem, 1 load hoga and sheep; Ed wards Bros.. Monroe, 1 load cattle and hogs. The day's aalea were aa follows: t Price. wt. Price. 2 steers 11 steers 23 steers - steers 5 X ft 75 17 hogs .. 142 S15.75 . 510 6.25 5 hoes 17.60 .ll'.lS . 8I(.- . 1B . sail .loo . 6i IK 8 0034 lambs .. 6! 6.00 37 yearlings 103 13.50 10.00 10.00 7.00 8.00 61) 4.50 7.00 6.00 4.00 7.50 8.00 5.50 8.00 7.75 7.00 15.50 17.85 18.25 17.35 17.25 15.75 18.85 3 steers 1 steer . 4 fitters 16 heifers - heifers 1 heifer . 2 heifers 19 heifers 1 cow . . 4 cows . 1 cow .. 2 cows . 1 cow . . G cows . 4 cows . 1 cow . . 1 cow . . 1 cow . . 1 cow . . 1 bull .. 13 hogs . 205 hogs . ." hogs . 31 hogs . 0.251 1 steer ...1070 7.00 1 Bteer ... 800 8.2.- 1 steer ... 800 5.75i 3 steers .. 81S 5.35 I" row. 5.11'. 02O 7.00 11 cows ...1O10 , 535 4.50 3 cows ... &30 0 5.60 1 cow .... BJO 770 4.00 2 cows ...1015 802 5.50 1 cow 1100 h0 3.2.". 7 heiferr . 485 !). 6.25 2 heifers . 710 780 6.0O 1 heifer .. 810 715 6.25 1 heifer .. 850 820 4.50j22 hogs ... 70 820 O.OO1I8 hogs ... 220 "30 3.50 5 hoes ... 234 1040 7.50 34 hogs ... 210 700 60o44 hogs ... 217 41)0 6.001 5 hog" ... 820 113 16.00 2 hops ... l.'.O . 20H 17.25!36 lambs .. 79 326 16.251 4 lambs .. 65 . 230 17.351 2 yearlings 110 13.50 ll.OO 10.00 Prices current at the local yards are as follows: J.4 Cattle Prices. Hnme steers 112.0013.00 - ..I'm . j k-iiviLB nieers . Medium to Brood steer. 11. OOW 12.00 V.OU& 10.00 8.00'tf 0.00 Fair to medium steers Common to fair steers ........ Choice cows and heifers Med. to good cows and heifers.. Kair to ined. cows and heifers.. Canners . a.vttw h.oo 8.50f(i 8.10 8.00 0 7.50 4-5(1 5.50 3.00 4.50 e on t0 8.oo 7.00411.50 Bulls Calves Hoes Prime mixed ................ 17.00 1T.50 Medium mixed .............. Rough heavies Pigs 16.7517.25 18 00 16.50 15.7516.25 1.1.5014.00 13.00 g 13.80 8.00 410.00 8 00& 8.00 0.50 m 8.00 Sheen East-of-the-mountains lambs. Valley iambi ................ Yearlings - - Wethers .................... hwea DESTINATIONS OF LIVESTOCK LOADED Shipments to Leading Livestock Markets of Lnlted States. Destination, nf .tnpk Tnt. ia t-. ble decks counted as two cars.) Cattle, Horses.MIxed iaives.nogs.:sneep.aiuies.stoclc. Baltimore . Brightwood Buffalo ... 6 7 21 SO r.s 10 4 218 8 .. 10 .. 40O .. 17 . . 21 2 7 l 13 13 105 20 20 Chicago 4.V.1 26 40 52 13 92 150 13 79 13 152 Cincinnati .... Cleveland ..... Cudahy 6 "i3 23 5 82 Denver ....... Detroit East St. Louis , Fort Worth..., 5 147 184 16 3 166 J 17 27 68 115 3 13 8 10 63 75 10 6 ndianapolls ... Jersey City ... 13 22 Kanial City 26 Los Angeles . . Milwaukee .... "33 New York .... Oklahoma City Omaha ....... Ottumwa 31 16 134 18 18 22 1 86 44 2 18 "e "i "a 15 Philadelphia . Pittsburg Portland, Or. . St. Joseph ... St. Paul San Francisco. Seattle Sioux City ... Spokane ...... Tacoma ...... Various ...... 1 102 400 Totals 2027 2073 1111 1914 463 One week ago.. 1522 1 Four weeks ago.23G4 445 State origins of livestock loaded July 10 Cattle, Horses.MIxed Calves. Hoga Sheep.Mules.Stock. For Portland Oregon 7 3 10 1 11 2 5 T 5 Washington ... T't'l Portland .. "i 2 .. One week ago.. Four weeks ago For Seattle Oregon v ashlngton .. . Tt'l Seattle.. One week ago. . Four weeks ago Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. July 11. Hogs Receipts, 8: 000; market active, fully 10c to 20c high than yesterday's average. Some hogs 25 cents higher. Bulk of sales, $16.80(917.50; butchers', $1T.15 17.63: packing, $18,509 17.15; light, $17. 10g 17.60; rough, (13.850 16.40: pigs; (16.40 18.75. Cattle Receipts. 12,000; market steady to strong. Beef cattle, good, choice and prime, $16.65(918.10; common to medium. $11.75 16.65: butcher stock, cows and heifers, $8.15 14.75; canners and cutters, (7.158.15; stockers and feeders, good, choice and fancy, $10.50913.00; common and medium, $9.00 10.50; veal calves, good and choice. (16.50p 17.20. Sheep Receipts, 15.O00; market steady to 15 centa lower. Rop (19.00. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA. July 11. Hogs Receipts. 10.000 market, 15 to 20 cents higher. Heavy. (16.70 (1 Hi 30; mixed. $16.25(ia.65; light, $16.8519 17.00: pigs. $12.O0 18.00; . bulk ot sales, $16.75 16.85. Cattle Receipts, 2000; market steady to strong. Native steers, (12.00&18.20; cows and heifers, 18.50 & 8.65; Western steers, (9.60 tf iu.au; -jexas steers, fv.oi.z: cows and heifers. $7.0O(jj 8.0O; canners, $7.23 8.60; stockers and feeders, (8.00 13.10; calvea, (S.OO 18.20. Sheep Receipts, 13.000; market steady to easier. Ewes, $10.0012.10; lambs, (14,50 'lo.:'; yearlings, $11. uoji I3.su. STOCK SELLING 15 HEAV PRICES CEXERAILT DEPRESSED BY LIQ.171DATIOX. Report That Various Corporations Are at Need of Ftaaaaaetal Relief From Governmeat. NEW. YORK, July 11. Stocks were heav. uy liquidated in the initial period of today session, the movement being provoked by overnight reports that some of the more lm porta nt equipment and munition compani had applied to the Federal Government for financial aid. These reports had their origin in the fact that the bankers comprising the Bethlehem Steel (oO.OOO.OOO note syndicate hav. re quested the war finance corporation to fur nish (20,000,000 ot that Issue In the event of their inability to market the entire amount. The selling naturally centered in that division. United States Stsel being of fered la large quantitlea at an extreme re versal of 214 points. Bethlehem's "A" stock reacted 5? points and the "B. or non voting stock, broke 2 points. Other severe losses, few of which were more than slightly retrieved. Included Cru cible Steel, Republic Iron, Pressed Steel Cs Baldwin Locomotive, General Motors a shippings at gross rececuuons of 2 to points. Among Issues of less definite char acter, such as oils, leathers, distillers. In d us trial Alcohol, tobaccos and People's Gas, 88 85 623 133 5UO 118 647 141 reaction, ranged from 2 to 6 point. Royal Dutch CHI displaying especial weakness. Rails withstood the pressure better than ny other group, losses amonsr such repre sentative shares a, Reading. Union Pacific nd grangers - being limited to- 1 or i"s points. Sales amounted to B15.O0O shares. Foreign news. Including th. -Banlc or Eng land's weekly statement, waa mainly Xavor bis, but played no part In the day's events. CLOSlXd STOCK QUOTATIONS. Closing Bates, High. 71 48 b4H 60 S 77-?. Ill W tS 1S 67 8." lo.'I 544 2H 147V4 68 42-4 234 ai;) 46 . 42 6..V4 31 I, Low. bid. m Beet Sugar, merican Can... m Car ec Fdry. merican Loco., m Em ft Refg. 70 46-V K 63 70V4 111 9.-.i4 18 66-H 84-1. IOI Vs 'i 140i. 56 V 42 "234 :m '.4 45V. 41 V. r.4 :t:-4 :.4- 13 71 47 83 V4 63 764 111 934 IS .7oo j. mo 7.200 3K l.loo G.4O0 Am Sugar Refg. m Jet & lei.. m Z L & Sin . . naconda Cop.. Atchison U 4W1S3L .11 at Ohio... at S Copper. . 1,200 l.l'HI 1.8" ' 800 S.'Jl'O 700 600 ' 2", ion 600 800 101 V4 34 lJilS tn; .'. k 42 12"4 23 : 4..' 41 v. 64 31 .',.-.' 13 146 132 1'0'j :;i (v. 06', 65 K-;s 30 :ui is1. 33', 116 Canadian "-"aclf. ntral Leather hea & Ohio. . .. hi M at Bl P.. Chi c N W R I P ctfs. Chlno Copper . . bio Fu St iron. Corn rod Kefar. 3.200 Crucible Steel... 10.3"0 uba Can Bug.. z.kkw Distill Securities 13,S" Erie 300 General Electrlo General Motors. 2.S0O 400 300 155 !0t4 32 ht "nr. 5,4 loo. U3 "S3 "A North old . .. Gt Nor Ore ctfs. 314 97 u, -9 ' 34 Vl "33" " lnola Central. nsplr Copper., nt M M pfd.... nter Nickel .. nter Paper ... 4.S00 S6.0O0 2.000 1.000 " 800 K c Southern.. Kennecott Cop.. Louis A "sash. .. ...... Maxwell Motors. 200 28 !I8 2S-4 2.: 65 1U-1, 71V. 37 " 1"3 874 2S V, 43 S 4!t" 24'. SSI-. Ill) V, 83 ', 23-14 45 147 121 H 1 2 2 103 J'l . 81 254 87 Mexican Petrol.. Z4.;."u 894 2S 23. "204' 72 3S 103 "4 "29' ' 44 "24 01 0. 91 S3 23 . 4.-.H 150 i22'i 10.1 Ill 81 i 25 87 2 23 H 71'. 37 V, 102-,. 43;, "ii'i 8!.'i !0, 83", 23 a 44 147 5 21 i 11)3 HO"-, 811 .3 Miami Copper. Missouri Paclf.. Too 700 Montana Power. evada Copper., y Central . .. 8OO 1.100 POO 400 '"3OO 200 ""tioo N'TN II 4 H., Nor &. Western. Northern Paclf. Pacific Mall.... Pennsylvania ... Pittsburg coat.. Ray consoi iop. Keaaing Ren Ir A Fteel.. Sft.SOO 18.700 400 200 1,700 1.900 Southern Paclf., Southern Ry Studebaker Co. Texas Co Union Pacific ... U B Ind Alcohol R"" U B Btecl 3B-r'" do prd - : ' tah Copper ... . " w.bash nld B.. 1.400 .i- 1 'r inn . . Westing Electric 1.800 4214 42' 42'A Total sales for the day. 615,000 sharea. BONDS. U S ref 2s reg.. " do coupon ... .!'! Pa con 4V4s 414 84- O S 4s reg "lliBlu r- ' do coupon ..-106V4IU 8 feteel 6s.. Atch gen 4s .... 81 SPcv 0. . . 8 01 '4 1124 S8.62 N T C deb 8s... 84HIU S Lib 3s.. Bid Mining Stocks at Boston. BO8TON, July 11. Closing quotations: Alloues ........ 61 North Butts 14 '4 Arls Com 13 " Old Com Osceola 41 14 50 70 44 9 '4 lVs 27 75 4214 Calu 4 Arls.... 68 Calu & Hecla. ..4au 3ulncy Centennial 124 Sup & Boston.. Shannon ...... Cop Range .... K Butte 9'A Utah Con Franklin 4 V4 Winona Wolverine Isle Royalls .... 20 Lake Cop o Mohawk B9 ranby Con ... Greene Can ... Money. Exchange, Etc. vrw YORK. July 11. Mercantile paper. four and six months, per cent. Sterling 60-day bllla, (4.724; commercial 80-day bills on banks, (4.72; commercial 60- day bills, (4.714; demand, (4.53: cables. (4 76 7-16. francs, aemanu. o. 1 a 7 , ' -r. ini rsuilders. demand, 514. cablea. 02. Lire, demand, 8.82; cables. 8.S0. Bar silver. . Ai.vlron dollars. 7T. Tim. loans firm: 80 days. 54054; 00 days. 54 6; six months, 6 bid. Call money firm: high, 6; low, 6: rul ing rate. 6; closing bid, 514; offered at 6: last loan, 0. LONDON. July 11. Bar silver, 48 13-164 ner ounce. Money, 24 Per cent. Discount rates anoni diub, "- . cent; three months, I it-jj per ceni. BAN FRANCISCO FltODTJCE MARKET Prices Current en Eggs. Vegetables, Fresh Fruit. Ktc. at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO, July 11. Butter, 479 KIM Fresh extrss, fee; xirsts, aic; iresn extra pullets, 4 ic Cheese rew xirsts. aac; xoung amen- A. 25c Poultr-r Large hens. 29 81c; young roos ters. 43c: fryers, 4oc: broilers. 1 to .- pounds, 35c; pigeons. (2.5o; squabs, (2-50 geese, 21025c; turkeys. 25 28c vtah eureen peas, u -1 u t t, n...n' agua. 6a54c; squash. Summer. 7ujboc; egsnlant. 540c: peppers, bell, 9&12C; chile, 84l 10c; tomatoes, li.i; lettuce, 1:1 tp 2oc: celery. (1.502: potatoes, white, ( ! .10: sweet. 6ft7c: onions, red, si. :.; yel low. 11.75: garlic. Brac; cauiliiower. iuu GOc; beets. (1.501.B5: carrots. wucsi: tur- nlns. 65 a 75c: rhubarb. l. -; caooage. 16l4c: artichokes, (2.5094; cucumbers. T Aniralea. 90C&S1.15: string beans. 5-j 7c; lima, 10912c; corn. (2.5092.75; okra. 124 13c -.-ruit Cantaloupes. (2.50 (i? 3: watermel ons. 2924c: lemons, choice. (7.5098: grape fruit, (1.7502.75; oranges. (396; bananas. Hawaiian. 614 97c: pineapples. (2; appl 14 0 5: strawberries. (899; cherries. Uings. 8h12o: blackberries, saviy; raspoernes, 9 910; peaches, ooc3el.l"; gooseoernee. op Be: currants. (86 9: loganberries, iii; apricots, 394c pound; pears. 75c; figs, black. (191.25; white. iit(0-ic: piums, ovcvfi rrtnta Houtnern. .i.iouva. Receipts r lour, uou quarters; oariey, 1.110 centals: beans 236 sacks: potatoes, 820 sacks hay. 301 tons; onions, 141 sacks; hides, wine, 109,400 gallons. Drenchintr Kaln in Eastern Oregon. BAKER, Or., July 11. (Special.) A drenching rain waa general throughout Baker County ana eastern urexon yesceraay Afternoon and last night, which not only Waa a great aid to farmers, especially those In the dry land sections, wnose crops were not utterly ruined by the drouth, and also was welcomed by Fire Warden Palmer, who has had extra patrolmen on the Jon tor sev era! davs past In anticipation of fires. Tiiui far, only a few Inconsequential blazes have been reported and easily controlled, but the conditions had been steaauy getting worse until the rain came. The precipitation yesterday was the heavi est since early in March, and while there have been two or three light showers, it was the first real rain Baker has had aince early Spring. Naval . Stores. SAVANXAH. Ga.. July 11. Turpentine firm; 60c. Sales. 206 barrels: receipts. 207 barrels: shipments, 741 barrels; stocks. 23, 810 barrels. Rosin firm. Sales, 777 barrels: receipts, 10O9 barrels: shipments. 4026 barrels: stocks, 79.121 barrels. Quote: B. D, (990; K. K, (9.95: O. H. (IO: I. (10.1O; K. (10.40; M (10.55; K, WG, WW, (10.63. Chicago Dairy Prod ace. CHICAGO. July 11. Butter higher. Creamery. 38 43c Kgga higher. Receipts. 10.393 cases. Firsts. 374 939c: ordinary firsts, 35937c at mark, cases included, 35Sf 3Sc Metal Market. NEW YORK, July 11. Lead unchanged. Spot. 8.05c Spelter unchanged. Bast St. Louis deliv ery, spot. 8.5098.60c. Duluth Linseed Market. DCLUTH, July 11. Linseed. 4.60S4.61 to arrive. 4.B0. New' York Fin gar Market. NEW YORK. July 11. Raw sugar steady. Centrirugal, g.oao: rine granulated, 7.50. Dried Fruits at New York. NEW YORK, July 11. Evaporated ap ples dull Prunes firm. Feache. quiet. HUNTER SHOT FOR BEAR Ralph Ilorton Accidentally Killed by Jesse Graham. BAKER." Or., July 11. (Special.) According to word received here Tues day afternoon. Ralph Horton, aged 23, of Prairie City, Grant County, was ac cldentally shot and killed near th place on July 6 by Jesse Graham. Graham saw Horton in the brush and mi.stook him for a bear, firin-r with a high power rifle and killing him instantly, the bullet penetrating his brain. Th rren were members of a huntincr part in the forest several miles from Prairie. Horton and his ramily came to Ore ton from Sebryska a Jew months ago, SELLS AT TOP Best Prices of Season Due to Mill and Shipping Demand. CLOSE AT CHICAGO STRONG Corn Traders Look Forward to Free Use of Substitute Canadian Manufacturers Force Values Up, Despite Large Receipts. CHICAGO. July 11. Highest prices yet for grain this season resulted today, to a considerable wegree, from good milling and shipping demand. Corn closed strong. 2io to 4S net higher, with August SL.54Hiv 1.5914 and September (1.694 1.00 W. Oats gained V o to c and provislcns 60 to 30c. Corn traders seemed to be much Impressed with indications that there would be free use of substitutes for wheat, and especially with ths fact that milling interests wer. com peting sharply for good corn. It was said Canadian mlllera In particular had been buy ing whits corn and had forced prlcea of lop grades of that kind up to (2.15 a bushel, de- plte rather liberal receipts. Dry weatner reports rrom western m-n- ada had a bullish effect on oat. Receipts. owever, were liberal and seaboard sales large. Provisions rose with grain and hogs. Real izing sales tended somewhat to check the ulge. Leading futures ranged as xouows; CORN. Open. . .(1.554 .. 1.56 High. (1.0.1 159H OATS. .71 H "Low. $1.554 1.56 Cl-e. (1.59 1.59 hm .TOTfc .70Va 44.70 45.20 Aug. Sept. Aug. .70S .69 (J, .TO. .60S Sept. .70. PORK. 4.V25 LARD. 2'30 RIBS. July Sept. uly 26.22 26.22 Sept. July 24.20 24.70 Sept. 24.62 4.7T 24.62 Cash prices were as follows: Wheat No. 2 red. (2.30: No. 3 red, (2.2T. Corn No. 2 yellow, (1.85: No. 3 yellow. 1.80: No. 4 yellow. (1.7001.75. Oats No. 3 white, 774 u784c; standard. Sip 7b lie. Rye No. 2. (1.(0. Barley, (1.180125. Timothy. (5(i7.73. Clover nominal. Pork nominal. I-ard. (26.07. Ribs, (23.753r24.2li. Grain at 6an Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, July 1L Flour. $10.84 per barrel. Grain wheat, Government price. (3. 00 per cental; barley. (2.30 9 2.55; oats, red feed and seed, (2.,5; corn, California yellow, nominal. Hav Wheat and wheat and oats. (220 24: tame oats. (24926; barley, (18W21; al- alfn. (163 24: barley straw. 50H8OC Meals Alfalfa, carload lota. (30; cocoa- nut, (43. FIRST NEW . WHEAT IS SHIPPED Two Cars of Fortyfold Are Forwarded From Umatilla County. PENDLETON. Or.. July 11. (Special.) The first two cars of 1918 wheat from Urna Ilia County were shipped from Adam, and Eastland stations this morning by H. w. Collins. They contain the harvest of forty- fold from the ranch of L. L. Rogers. Ths shipment is several weeks ahead of ths usual shiDDhig schedule In this county. Reports from all districts wners narvest is now in progress indicate that the yield will be better than had been anticipated. Practically all are reporting an average crop. PERSONALJVIENTION. Elsie Rohde, of Echo, Is at the Eaton. G. D. Burdlck. of Salem, is at the Ritz. Tena Weltzin, of Echo, Is at the Eaton. Lee Davis, of Condon, Is at the Oregon. John Mathleson. of Rufus, Is at the Imperial. J. W. Reeder, of Silver L'.ke, Is at the Eaton. J. O. Polak. of Chicago, Is at the Multnomah. E. A. Boyl, of Zanesville. O., Is at the Seward. J. C. Ballenger, of Boardman, Is at the Seward. W. Welch, of Corvallis, Is at the Washington. E. J. Ives, of Seattle, Wash., Is at the Portland. G. W. Eammonls, of Fall City, Is at the Nortonia.. R. A. Stuart, of Scranton. Pa., Is at the Portland. Myrtle Dougherty, of Astoria, Is at the Cornelius. t Mrs. Lillian Kellogg, of Newberg, Is at the Perking. J. E. Dewey, of Ludington, Mich., is at the Benson. Frank Cunningham, of Hammond. Is at the Carlton. L. M. Grant, of Seattle, Wash., Is at the Multnomah, A. O. Grover, of Spokane, Wash., Is at the Oregon. Fred Elder and Mrs. Elder, of Heppner, are at the Kitz. Dr. W. H. Reynolds, of Condon, is at the Cornelius. H. F. May. of San Francisco, CaL, is at the Portland. Mrs. Jack Kilmartin, of Omaha, Neb., fa at the Perkins. Mrs. M. A. Rawson, of Kermrr, Cal., is at the Carlton. Charles S. Wood, of San Francisco, is at the Oregon. Charles Larkin, of Chehalis, Wash., is at the Imperial H. W. Bryan, of Seattle, Wash., is at the Washington M. F. Sommerstone, of St. Helens, is at the Washington. E. O. Smith, of San Francisco, is reg istered at the Seward. G. L. McRay and Mrs. McRay, of Bux ton, are at the Perkins. Mary Schafer, of Port Byron, 111., Is registered at the Perkins. J. P. Livingston, of San Francisco, is registered at the Benson. R. M. Ewing and Mrs. Ewing, of Salem, are at the Xortonia. J. S. Ellsworth, of Tacoma, Wash., Is registered at the Oregon. C. C Jacoby and Mrs. Jacoby, of Mabel, are at the Carlton. W. A. Williams and Mrs. Williams, of Heppner, are at the Rltz, O. D. Depue. of Seattle, Wash., is registered at the Cornelius. Cooper Anderson, of Salt Lake, Utah, Is registered at the Portland. Victor Pezzina, of San Francisco, Is registered at the Multnomah. Mrs. L. A. Rix. of Seattle. Wash., Is registered at the w ashlngton. H. O. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts, of Eugene, are at the Multnomah. - . A. McFadden and family, of Plum oner. Ida., are at the Cornelius. . William C. Dorsey, of San Francisco, CaL, Is registered at the Carlton. T. M. French and Mrs. French, of Hickman, Ky.. are at the Benson John I. Stanage, of Kennewick, Wash.', is registered at the Imperial. J. A. Gibbons and Mrs. Gibbons, of Boardman, are registered at the Ritz Mrs. C, Barbee and daughter, of GRAIN MORRIS BROTHERS. Inc. Established 25 Years. 201 Railway Exchange Building, Portland, Oregon. THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE OF OREGON Municipal Bonds Yielding From S.2S to 7' u aatist SELL y.air Lilterty Beads. SELL to tS. If yea east BET mere Liberty Bonds, BI T .ream as. We BIT aii wo SKLL at the market. Telephone Main 3409. Heppner. are registered at tha" Nor ton ia. 1). G. McKenzia and Mrs. McKenxle. of San Francisco, are registered at the t-aton. Mrs. Frank Swayze and Frank wayxe, Jr., of Hermiston. are at the Seward. Frank. J. Miller and Mrs, Miller, of Salem, are at the Imperial. Mr. Miller Is at the head of the Public Service Commission of Oregon. Dr. A. G. Rossman is convalescing: at his home. 211 Nineteenth street North, after an Illness of three weeks at the Good Samaritan HoBpitaU W. K. McCormack and Mrs. McCor- mack, of St. Helena, are at the Benson Mr. McCormack is one of the large tim ber and mill operators on tha Columbia River. SALES CAMPAIGN PLANNED Cranberry Growers Will Quadruple Last Season's Output. ILWACO. Wash., July 11. (Special.) The Pacific Cranberry Growers' Ex change, the parent organisation of the Cranberry Growers' Associations of Washington and Oregon, met here on Monday, June 8, and elected the follow ing officers: President. K. M. Hulden; vice-president. W. F. Schimpff; secre tary-treasurer, Lee W. PauL The associations in the exchange and their representatives, are the Washing ton Cranberry Growers' Association Lee W. Paul; Columbia River Cranberry Growers' Association, K. M. Hulden; Clatsop Cranberry Growers Associa tion, W. F. Schimpff, and the Portland- Seaview Cranberry Association, W. -W, Hardlnger. The function of the ex change is to sell the berries for the associations, and Its policy is to deal with the associations and not with in dividual growers. At the rneeting here. D. Walter Will iams, of this city, was appointed gen eral sales manager. The returns of the last year result. lng from the operation of the exchange were highly satisfactory, and judged by the present outlook this year's re suits will be equally satisfactory. Last year the exchange handled an proximately 7000 boxes of cranberries. and a fair estimate at this time, in crease in acreage and in production considered, places this year's output at about 30,000 boxes. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAXD. July 11. Maximum temper. ature, 77 degrees: minimum. 55 degrees. River reading, H A. M.. 12.6 feet: change in last 4 hours, u.o loot ran. Total rain fall 13 P. M. to 5 P. M.). none. Tota rainfall since September 1. 11117. 3S.03 incnes: normal, 44 21 Inches; deficiency, 6.13 inches. Sunrise, fi:31 A. M. ; sunset, I'M'l p. .M. Total sunshine. 11 hours 35 min utes; possible. 13 hours 30 minutes. Moon rise. :1S A. M. : moonaet. 10:33 P. M. Ba rometer (reduced to sea level) & P. M., 30.07 inches. Relative humidity at noon. 65 per cent, THE WEATHER. Wind GTATIOXSl Etate ot Weather Raker Boise Boston ...... Si 0.00 IW Pt, cloudy O.tHl iSK Cloudy o.oii 12 sw Clear Calgary Chicago ..... m; o.ooi. .isv 7S 0.0JI. ,XB 7S 0.16 12 SB 84,0. noj. .N 5S O.UO' . . ,"f 8s o.oo io:a ol 0.30i. ,E . .o.o6. ,;s S4 0.00. .iXK Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear uenver ..... Des Moines . Eureka ..... Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Galveston . . Helena ...... Cloudy t Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles . Marshfleld .. Rain IClear Cloudy stl.OOt. .SW 70 0.0O! . . iNWICIear Med ford Minneapolis . S 0.0O10 NW Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy SO O.OO 12 XS 12 0.04 14 N 76 0.14 24 X r.s o.oo.io -xw so o.oo . .X ! 0.06,.. E 76 0.001. . SE 7" 0.OO . ...N" 72 O.OO . Jx SS O.OO 10. S 84 O.OOi. .IX New Orleans. New York .. North Head . North Yakima Phoenix Pocatello .... Portland Roseburg ft. eloudy PL cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear acramento . . St, Louis ..... Clear Salt Lake .... 82 0.001. .NW Pt. cloudy San Diego . . . San Francisco. 70 0.00. .SW 6 0.00 24 SW Clear Clear Seattle Sitka Spokane 66 O.OO lOiNW (Cloudy - Bit 0.00 Cloudy 80 O.OOI. . XW Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Tacoma ti0.0O..X 62 0.00 . .SW . . . "O.OOl calm 86 0.001 . ,;sv Tatoosh Island Clear Clear IClear tValdex Walla Walla.. Washington 82 O.OOl . . XW Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Winnipeg .. 82 0.00 10 SE tA. M. today; P. M. report preceding day. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair, gentle north- -..t.rlv winds. Oregon and Washington r air, moueraie westerly winds. Idaho Fair. EDWARD L. WELLS. Meteorologist. Army Orders. SAX FRANCISCO. July 11. The follow ing orders were Issued today at Western headquarters of the Army: A board or orncers to consist ot oionei Henry G. Mathewson. Coast Artillery, Na tional Guard: Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald E. McXally, 301st Cavalry, and Major Rich ard E. Mlttelstaedt. Coast Artillery National Guard. Is appointed to meet at the Presidio Monterey, to determine the tttness or Lap- tain Richard T. Stockton. 301st Cavalry, lor the commission held by nlm. Major William L. Dunn, Medical Reserve, Fort Rosecrans, Cal., will proceed not later than July 13 to Vancouver Barracks, wash, for duty. First Lieutenant Raymond E. Tavls. En gineer Reserve, will proceed from -"Ogden, Utah to Fort Douglas, Utah, tor annual physical examination. Captain Walter Tracy, Infantry, is as signed as aide-de-camp to Major-General John F. Morrison. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Births. LEYFERD To Mr. and Mrs. John H. x.eyiera. 414 MXIR, July V, a son. ST. JOHN To Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. St. jonn. l-.fj Missouri, July 1. a daughter. GRANT To Mr. and Mrs. August N Grant. 7.120 Sixty-fourth, July 4. a son. KASCHKO To - Mr. and Mrs. Mike luacnao, .', rnurman, July o, a son. AXDERSOX To Mr. and Mrs. Kdward A. Anderson, ana Mlmon, July o. a son. HUNTER To Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Hunter. 1129 East Sixteenth. July 4. a son. JONES To Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jones. gSS Third, July 8. a daughter. LIBER TO To Mr. and Mrs. Amos Li berto. 871 First artreet. July &, a son. DeBENBDETTl To Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBenedettl. 2607 East Flf ly-second, June 30. a daughter. HAXSELMAK To Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hanselman. 1317 Delaware avenue, July WOODWARD To Mr. and Mrs. Merle G. woodward, .821 eixty-second, July 4, daughter. BABSOX To Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. jdaDson. &4t bait a-trteentn. July v. a son. LOVELACE To Mr. and Mrs. Grover C Lovelace. 377 Ross. July 7. a son. MORSE To Mr. and Mrs. Harry IT. Morse, S92 Tenino avenue, July :. a daughter. TERRY To Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Terry. 3. ,4 Holland. July "I. a daughter. YATES To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W, Tates. 24U Fourth. June -J. a daughter. BhRKi To Captain and Mrs. K. H. iPexry, 634 ul TMOlur. JuiJC 3. a dausaier. HENKi; To sir. and Wr TT- Henke. 23 Columbia. July 5, a daughter. Mi t'KR To ilr. and Mrs. W. u. Kleperj 17. Terry. July 4. a daughter. FOX. To Air. and M r A rrhl. (" .. 67l Taccert. July 5, a son. ROHKKT3 To Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rob erts. :72 fcUxth. July 3. a son. KADER To klr, and Mrs. Ralph la. Sa. der. Aurora. Or.. Juiy 3. a son. MY Kits To Mr. aud Mrs. t;ust B. Myers. 232 Twelfth. July 5. a daughter. EVEKSOX To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ever son. 1217 Ksst Salmon. July 1. a son. BOWEKA1AX To Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Bowerman. 1419 East lioyt. July 2. a daugh ter. Marriage Licenses. SLEEPER-KLINE Jack I- S!nr. IS. San Francisco, and Eva Kline. 20. Waah- lnKton Hotel. H AACKK-CLARK J. A. Haacke. . Ta coma. and Martha F. Clark. 26, Orcgoa XI o- RERNHATtD-RORTXSON' Edward " Bernhard. 32, Pittsburg, and Mrs. Edna G. i.oninson. -J. imperial Hotel. 1. ENS-GREEN I C. Lens. HO. Ppolcan.. nd Mary E. tireen. 37. till Xorth Tw.ntv- Ihlrd street. HAI.L-UOI.L George Hall. 4L Bremertoa. and Mnry A. Doll. 41. city. BAKTEL-KANPK Arthur R. Rartel. le rnl. lit' 5 East Eighteenth street North. anC Esther J. Kanpe. legal, 108 East Thlrtieta street Xorth. LCCAS-STRICKLAXD J. F I.ueas. le il. Unit Hotel, and Jessie M. Strickland. legal, 725 East Ankeny street. McGlNLEY-CUANE Paul J. McGinley. 2S, 514 Tsvlor street, and Wlnnlfred Crane. 22. .'2 Eleventh street. McCCLLY-CUXTEH J W. Mccully. 21. Auditorium Hotel, and Esther Gunter. 116, same address. M ALONE -THOMAS Clyde M. Maione, zj, 1--4 Montana avenue. and Lliltan If. Thomas. 16. Srt ITnlon avenue. KNUTSON'-DOVK John Knutson. B2. 2f?m Second street, and Carrie Dove. 27. Houston Hotel. THOMPSOS-BTBEE J. C. Thompson. 7ft, Salem, and Ella E. Bybee, legal. 329 East Eleventh street North. Vancouver Marriage Licenses. WILLBANKS-McCARTHT Charles Will banks, legal, of Salem. Or., and Miss Lillian C. McCarthy, legal, of Oregon City. Or. ALLEN-SCOTT Frank. Allen. :, or Ta coma. Wash., and Miss Pearl Scott, IB, of Burlington. Ia. DONOHUE-SCHOXTIECH James Dono hue, 1'.). ot Portland, and Miss Martha Schontierh. 19, of Portiand. BLAKE-COOK Kenneth Blake. 1. of lone. Or., and Miss Snoda Cook. 19. of Washougal, Wash. WENATCHEE FARMER DEAD Relatives of Andrew Magnuson, Aged 56, Are Sought. WENATCHEE, Wash., July 11. (Spei cial.) Andrew Magnuson. a well known Swedish farmer, aged about 66 years, was found dead on the porch, of a vacant house belonging to Floyd Peterson, about 20 miles south of We natchee on the Colockum. He had evi dently been dead two weeks, possibly a month. County Coroner A. Jay Templeton la endeavoring to locate relatives of the, dead man. Neighbors believe he has a sister somewhere in this country. Sunnyslde Girl Going to China. TAK1MA. Wash.. July 11. (Special.) Miss Marjorle Belle Brown, of Sunny side, aged 19, yesterday obtained at v the United States District Court here a passport to go as a missionary to Ts 'u hsiong Fu, Yunnan Pnrrtsw China. She goes as the "personal rep resentative" of Mrs. Mary E. Cravtna, of Kansas City, Mo., who guarantees her support in the mission field for five years. Hood River Pays Last Tribute. HOOD RIVER. Or., July 11. (Spe cial.) Paying a last tribute to theli fellow merchant, business men close their stores yesterday for the funera- services of J. R. Klnsey, aged 55, hela at the Riverside Congregational Church. Rev. M. L. Hutton. officiating. The big church was crowded with city, and county fniends of Mr. Kinsey, whtj had been in business here 10 years He was a native of Illinois. Mrs. D. K. Worsbam Ties. BAKER. Or.. July 11. (Special.) H Mrs. Presica Worsham. 43. wife of D. K. Worsham, Malheur city merchant, died at the hospital here today after a Bhort illness. Besides ner nusoana she leaves a eon and daughter. Robert Worsham In the Benson training school. Portland, and Mrs. Tina Derrick, of Malheur. Encouraging HIGHWAY Improvements United States Food Ad- . mlntstrator Hoover, in a telegram to a Good Roads Association, said: "Speeding up construction on good roads is an Integral part of Govern ment war w o r k." By the term "g o o d roads" is u-nderstood to stand f for roads paved with 8 5 WARREN BROTHERS CO. Til JOI RVAI. BLDC, POHTLAND, UK. HOTEL PERKINS rlFTII AMI nASBUCTO-f BTUKETV rOBTLAKIl. OBEGOIt, At Clty'a Ketall Centex. Rates to Suit You 1 ft prtMnl Lr Hate --trmJirt tiutm TRATEtERS' GCIDE. STEAMSHIP Sails Direct for SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SAX P1KGO i:Mt P. M. MONDAY, JILY 15. Ran Francisco. Portland Los Angele. btrasiplilp t o. IKAVa BdLL.lM, Agt. 1U9 Third street. Main XS. DRENCH LINK f CC HPA6HIE EEKERilE TfUKSATUKTIQUE j Eisrsas Postal tarries NEW TORK BORDEAUX PARIS WEEKLY DEPARTURES. F agar I Brae., Pate. Coast Agents. 10 Chem" fot settle,. r any La-cad Ageats. CiLUtiZhalia, r.-r-r : i i i 1 1 JSJL.yJ Fal I . K. Mall K. r. XINOMA. Mi.tlK.L Pacific loon t31Ml. 1 lrt I laaaa. (.ailing data en application. Oceanic tt. tt. lo-. CV1 Matkct fit, tt. Im Cal. B F O a n c n T s a N O. D 2