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THE MORNING OREGONIAN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1918. 17 CANT MARKET. EASY Supplies Are Liberal and Prices Tend Downward. Foreign Situation Reflected in Securities Market. 'IMPROVEMENT IS EXPECTED Watermelon Trade Also Is More or Less Tnsettled Peaches in Mod erate Supply Pears Are Holding Firmly. Cantaloupes vtr the easy feature of th fruit market rssterdsr. Six carload of th commodity ir.ro reported In from Call lorn la and th.r. were receipt also from other quarters, and with th trade rather heavily atockod. th movement for th day waa rath.r unsaUsfsctory. Price save way silently, d.alera generally quoting: $1.75 to (XM a crate, while fully ripe tock In lomi esses sold at lower figures. A few lot from The Dalles were disposed of at 2 to 12.23. The Indications, however, are for Improve ment In the cantaloupe market the coming week. Dealer look for llirht.r offering. from th south and say that In all probabil tty price will take a turn for the better. Turlock. CaL. reported: "Demand and movement active, market firm, quality and condition irood. Wagonloada track aide, hard ripe, standard. Il.fc0tfl.63; few but. $1.70. Ponlea, demand and movement slow. SL10 tl mostly $1.23: flats. OO0OS; ripss, standards. II US; ponies mostly 75c. flats mostly 40c Bhipments mostly rolled un sold." The watermelon market for the time ap peared to be more or les unsettled. Three carload were reported in from th South end the demand and movement were but moderate, with tL"3 to i2i per hundred the general range of prices on the street. The outlook, dealers say. Is for a continued limited movement. In the peach trade also, there was lighter easier feeling, though the market was not at all overloaded. There wer no carlot arrivals, receipt being merely ex press shipments from California and Ore gon and 'Washington points, ouerings ap peared to be sufficient tor tne aemana. which was mora or less restricted, and prices showed little change. Best California Elbertaa aold In a fair way at f 1.23 to 11.40. while northern-grown Hales and other sorts were available at as low ss 74 cents in some cases. The small all, for th moat part moved .lowly. With offering, limited, pears were firm. the best going at IS. 25 to (3.50 a box. The only arrlvala were a few express shipment from California. Apples were available at a wide range, the best selling at $2.30 to S3, while small stock waa to be had at tl to t..j COARSE GRAINS ARB SLIGHTLY EASIZB Feed Barlry Off M Cent t fl and Eastern Oats Lower. Th.r was a decline of BO cents te fl In the alercbants Exchange quotations on feed barley and Eaatern eata yeaterday. standard feed barley dropping to (34 and the "A" grade to $33. ' Pacific Coast crop reports ware as follows: Utah Spring wheat, barley and oats harvest general. Harvest of 'Winter wheat and rye about completed: yields fair to ex cellent. Threshing and plowing begun. -Nevada Cutting first crop of alfalfa completed In north and west portions: yields excellent. Wheat being harvested with pros pects for large ylsld. "Idaho Week generally favorable for crep advancement. Wheat, eata and alfalfa har vest In full awing. Corn making good progress. "Washington Moderate weather, together with light showers benefited . growing crops. Haying and harvest slightly interrupted. Winter wheat fair, threshing begun, quality satisfactory. Spring . wheat poor to fair, cutting continues, quality about average. Late Spring wheat filling well. Lowland oats Improved stook and filling. Corn above the Average. Ho. S mixed 67.30 September delivery: Oat. No. 2 white feed 39.00 Barl standard feed 54 00 "A" 33.00 Oat. No. 3 white .12.00 38-pound clipped 33.00 Corn No. 8 yellow OB.RO No. $ mixed 67.5a WHEAT Government basis. $2.20 per bushel. FLOUR Straights. $10.95011.13 per bsr rel: whole wheat. $10.30: graham, $9,900 10.33; barley flour, $11012 per barrel: rye flour $11.50012.50 per barrel; cornmeal, $11.400111 per barrel; com flour. $12,200 13.40; oat f.our. $12.50012.75. MILLFEED Net mlllfeed prices, carlots: Bran. $1 per ton; shorts, $33 per ton; mid dlings. $33; rolled barley, $70; rolled oats. I BR. CORN Whole, $75: cracked. $7 per ton. HA i Buying pricea I. o. o. roruino Eastern Orexon timothy. (34 per ton; Val lev tlmothv. $29: alfalfa. $26027: Val ley grain hay. 26(u28; clover. $20028; .traw. $9 010. Dairy and Country Frodece. BUTTER Cubes, extra. 48049c; sec onds, 44o: prints, extras, box lota. 82c: car ton., box lota P3c; half boxes. Ho more; less than half boxes, lo more: butterfat. No. 1. f,5c Der Dound delivered Portland. EGOS Orrxon ranch current receipts, 1 and vrosneet. nt an Mri ki- aittt 474c; candled, 49c; selects, SOc per doxen. ment of the dispute between toe railroad. NEWS LIFTS STOCKS MANY ISSUES MAKE GAINS V. S. Steel Scores Highest Point At tained in Weeks; Active Rails and Industrials Show Improvement. NEW YORK, Aug. . Oratifytng war news CUKESK Jobbers' buying prices, f. o. B. Aofk. Portland: Tillamook triplets. 25c Young Americas, 26c per pound: Cooa and Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle point; Triplets, iyc Young America, 23HC per pound; long hnrn, 2.M.C Der Daund. poultry Hen. 23 0 24c: broiler. 260 27c: ducks, geese sna turkeys, nominal. VEAL rancy, l01c par pouna. POKK Fancy. 23024e per pound. Frnlts and Vegetable.. I.ocal lobbing quotation.: FRUITS Oranges, Valencies. $708-30; and Federal authorities gave . an upward impetus to stocKa today, the hardening process extenaing to bonds. dealings were very moderate in the ag gregate, but encompassed more than the u.ual variety of issues. Active rails scored extreme gains of 1 to 2 points, that rang. aiso applying to Industrial, and specialties. Lnlted States Steel pointed the way throughout Its extreme advance of lit points to 111, the highest price In several weeas. ana retaining all but a small frac tion. Baldwin Locomotive advanced 3 on th lemon., $810.oU per box; bananas. 8c I strength of reported dividend .action In dm- Dfltind: grapefruit. )avi.w iouoea S2U2.&U per crate; watermelon. ?t'u.a nee Dound: oeacnes. iucblw annlm S1.2S0Z8 per box: plums, $202.25 oar box: suricots. $2 per box; pears, $3.25B 3.50 per box; casabas. 4c per pound; grapes. (2 9 2. 23 per crate. VEti.hViA2ii.li.ia tomatoes, tui--J crate: cabbage. 404UO per pound; lettuce. prospect. Other firm and atronr feature. inciunea Marine preferred. American Loco motive. Railway steel Springs, New York Air urnx. ureat Northern Ore, Mexican Petroleum and tobacco, fialea amounted to seo.ouo snares. Exchange was firmer all around, reflect. ing tne more confident feeling regarding th foreign situation. Sterling and francs were $2.5003 per crate, cucumbers, (jcfl per I higher and likewise rates to neutral cen box: peppers, lac per pounn; peas. j.tv I ler. opsin excepted. i7u.n nr Dound: beans. lOftlle per pound; r-l.rv. SI. 25 per dozen ; Summer squash. $1.23 crate; eggplant. ISO per pouna; corn. $2.73 per crate. dred. orflONS Walla Walla. $2.73,08.00; Call- I unchanged on call. For the first time this vmp llhtv lu bond, aold at a slight premium, touching luu.xrz. rorels-n notations also atfcfraiied fractionally on an appreciable Increase in trading-. Total aalea tfnar vnhil ,.,,..1. $7,490,600. United States bonds, old issues. 02.23 per crate. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. stasia Groceries. T.ncal tobblnr quotations: EiTrjAR tiack ba.is: Fruit and berry. $8.05; beet. $S.73; extra C, $7.85; powdered. In barrel., ss.id; cuoea, in oarreis, 9.tfo. NUTS Walnuta. ovc; xsrasii nuts, ido; filberts. 20c: almonds, 18S2Jc; pesnuts, 19o; HMmiiti it CO rer dozen. SALT HSII-grouna, Jwa. eio.ro pwr iu, 60s. $17.2i per ton; asiry, -o per ton. KICK Blue Rose. Jl.uuuo per pouna. BEANS Jobbing prices: ' Small white. itiAiive: larae white. 12c: bayou. 10c lima, 15 Vie; pink. 9c Oregon basis, buying I California petrol . . Tirki.A Mffffiw.' rninr.n , n. i .muAumu . .lii . prn.v. ""'-"'"--'. " I Central Leather ' . I Cues Ohio ... r. ,., Chi M St P.. i uni an w ... Local Jobbing quotations: C R 1 . P ctfs tims All sixes, choice. S3e; standard, 1 Chlno Copper. 4Hc- skinned, none; picnics, aoc; cottage l -oio ru e iron. Am Beet Surer. American Can.. Am Car A Fdry American Loco. Am 6m A Koig. Am Sugar Kefir. Am Tel Tel.. Am Z L A 8m.. Anaconda Cop.. Atchison A i AWISSL Bait A Ohio . .. Bin Copper. -Alt K1i LARU Tierce oasis, sisnuarc pure i .6, rnmDOund Z.C. BACON rancy. evaio; stanaara pure. 444r4oc; choice, j.fr.ic DRY PALT snort, ciear sacss, zvfy.ee; exports, 2o31c Hops. Wool. Etc HOPS NominsU WOOL Eastern Oregon, S3 0 56c; Valley, 54 061c per pound. MOHAIR uregon, new clip, ooo per notind. CASCAxlA nana abw ana eia. jiq per Anund. TA1.LU w iso. 1, i-o per pouna; xie. s. lie per pound. GRAIN BAGS Carlots. 26 HC nldes and Pelts. HIDES Salted hides, 23 pounds and up. 15c: salted stags. 50 pounds and up, 11c: aalted and green kip, IS to 25 pounds, 16c; sailed snd green calf, to 15 pounds, 25030c; green hides. 20 pounds and up. 12o; green in 50 Doundi and up. vc; ary tunc niaes. :8c: dry flint calf. S2o: norrehldes. $L250 salted horsehldes. IJII4. PELTS Dry long-wool pelts. 40c; dry short-wool pelts. 25030c; salted pelts. May takeoff, $30 4. Oils. GASOLINE: Bulk. 21c; engine distillate. bulk. 12c; kerosene, bulk, 10c; case, 20c. LINSEED OIL Raw, barrels, $2.01; cases. 2.11; boiled, barrels. $2.03; esses. $2.13. TURPENTINE In tanks. 79c; cases, 89c. Sales. l.ooo 2.300 l.uuo 2.000 1.6UU 300 1,800 6U0 LSU0 ""eob 3U0 2.30U 200 900 900 000 5,400 "l.ioo 500 300 900 2.800 1.900 ,700 800 300 500 High. 70 47 85 V 7 78?. 11014 1 V IS ete 103 1i 841. 20 V. 18 133 87 4i 24 ' 39 46 44 67 80 69 13 143 153 Low. I9 47 M 67 78 110 91 14 18 66 102 54 25 189, 153 67 66 44 "23 39 46 43 6B 80 68 15 148 158 Closing 62 99 80 26 102 28 52 98 29 33 26" 101 28 800 67 67 "California Barley, wheat and oat yield continue fair to good. Corn doing nicely. Fourth crop alfalfa being cuL Toe Government report on crop conditions tn Oregon waa as follows: Spring wheat condition, 72 per cent versus 62 per cent year ago; production 6,827,000 versus 4.411,000 bushels. Winter wheat yield per acre, 19. versus 20: production 10.470,000 versus 8.00,000 bushels; condition 90 per " Per cenu i,orn conoitions m Vegetables Green peas. 8lr9c: asparagus. per rant versus 76 per cent; production 1.-I nominal; Summer squash. 75c(j$l lug box; ziM.tiuu versus i.aoo.uw bushels. Gate con-I egKpiunt, Wiiuc lug box; peppers, bell. dltlon 65 per cent versus 63 per cent; pro- 3u 1 lug box; chile. 8j' 75c lug box: to- auction 6.488.000 versus 8.125.000 bushels; SAN FRANCISCO PBODCCE MARKET Price. Current on Egg. Vegetables, Freeh Fruit, Ctc, at Bay City. BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. . Butter (90 53 c ttKgs Fresh extras. 30 c; fresh extra pullets. 48 c. Cheese New firsts, 26c;' Young Ameri cas. Oregon. 27c. Poultry Hens, 30031c; roosters, young. 33c: broilers, one-pound. 40c; fryers. 38c; pigeons, $2.50; squabs, $2.50; geese, 21025c; turkeys, live, 25W2ac Corn Prod Refc Crucible Steel.. Cuba Cane Sug. Distill Securltlea Erie General Electrio General Motors. Gt North pfd Gt Nor Ore ctfs 2,200 82 31 Illinois Central Inaplr Copper.. 1,900 Int M M pfd... 12.6U0 Inter Nickel ... 1,300 Inter Paper K C Southern Kennecott Cop.. 400 Louis A Nssh Maxwell Motors 300 Mexican Petrol. 6.700 Miami Copper. . 200 Missouri Paciflo Montana Power Nevada Copper. ...... N Y central . .. aw N Y N H & H.. 1.100 Nor A western. ...... . . . . Northern Pacif. 700 88 Pacific Mail Pennsylvania .. nno Pittsburg Coal . 900 Ray Consol Cop 500 Reading - 7.200 Reo Ir A Steel.. 7.300 Shat Arts Cop Southern Pacif. 2.600 Southern Ry . .. 80O Studebaker Co.. 1,300 Texas Co Union Pacific. 2,200 U S Ind Alcohol 1,400 U S Steel 106.500 do pfd i.uuu Utah Copper Wabash pfd B.. 400 Western Union. wtlns Electric - 600 Bethlehem B. .. 6.500 72 40 43 51 24 89 93 "5 23 43 122 129 111 110 72 40 "87 "is 51 23 8S 92 "m -?5 121 12S 110 110 23 23 41 I' 41 S3 bid. oil At 84 67 is 110 91 17 66 84 64 25 18 143 7 56 45 23 89 46 4 B7 80 69 14 143 jys 90 32 96 62 09 30 86 17 33 114 26 101 28 23 66 20 72 40 103 n 43 51 23 99 92 1 83 11 152 121 128 111 110 80 23 77 41 84 Total sales for the day, 820,000 shares. BONDS. U S ref 2s reg.98 do coupon U S 8s reg.... do coupon . . U S 4s reg....' do coupon Atch gen 4s I & K t ret os i NYC deb 6s.. Bid. 98 99 99 106 106 81 Tf P 4s 81 N P SS 63 Pac T T 6.. 97 Pa con, s 94 V P 4 86 U S Steel 6a.... 98 S P cv 6a 90 IIS lAnslo-Fr 5 94 94U S Lib 8 100 Boston Mining Stocks. BOSTON, Aug. 9. Closing quotations: stocks on farms 2 per cent versus 1 per cent. Barley condition Tl per csnt versus 72 per cent: production 4.910,000 versus 6.278.000 bushels. Rye yield per acre. 11 versus 11.6 bushels; production. 45L000 versus 836.000 bush.!.: quality. 83 per cent versus 86 per sent, nay acreage 991.000 veraua 1.038,000 condition 80 p.r cent versus 88 per cent; production 1.800.00 versus 1.856.000 tons Timothy hay condition. 80 per cent versus 88 per cent. Terminal receipts, tn ears, as reported by Jierenanter Exchange, ware: Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay Year aso 1 Season to date. 444 Year ago 86 Taooma. Thur. . 6 Year ago Season te data.. 1S Tear ago 102 Seattle. Thur.. 9 Tear age 2 Season to date. 186 i ear age 68 8 8 19 4 14 87 126 T6 M 10 74 83 113 1 11 : I 8 24 48 3 .... 14 112 10 6 .... 10 13 189 64 124 13 136 60 836 Potate Pricea Are Holding. With California potatoes selling generally t $3.30 to $3.73 and best Oregon at $3.23 te $3.50, the market yesterday held about steady, snd tb.ro was nothing In the supply and demand situation to Indicate any very great change In pricea In th Immediate future. Receipt, of northern-grown stock continue moderate. Tomato Market Shade Easier. Dealers reported a slightly easier feeling in the tomato market yesterday. There were no carlot arrival, but receipt, for several days back have been rsther heavy and the demand hardly sufficient to effect a clear ance at the prices quoted. Fancy stock held at $1 to $1 23, while poor .teak aold at 90 cents. Dairy Prodorc Firmly Field. Butter dealer reported th market strong tn tone at going quotations, and with every Indication of higher prices as the season I advances. Th. feed question Is becoming aerlous en for the dairymen in all quar ters. In the egg market also the tendency of prices Is upward. Current receipt now are light as compared with th movement a few weeks ago. Bank Clearings. Bsnk clearings of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearings. Balances. Portland $3,171,400 $21.17S Seattle 5.170. 1H". 704.31 Tseoma 774.054 KI2.0H Spokane .. 945. 0a2 217.465 PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain. Flour, Feed, Etc Merehaats Exchange, noon session. August delivery: Oats Bid. No. 2 white feed $39.00 Barley Standard feed 64.00 Allouez 49 Arizona Com.... 15 Calumet ft Arlx. .67 Cain ft Hecla .459 Centennial 12 Copper Range ...48 East null . Franklin .... Isle Royalle , Uks Copper matoes. lugs, 73c0$l; lettuce, 9Oc0 $l.2.i crate: celery, nominal; potatoes, while. $2.50 cental; sweet, 607c; onions, new, red, $1.25 & 1.30 cental; new yellow $2.25$ 2.50: sarllc. 15c: cauliflower. 40&6UC dozen: beeta, new, 75c$1.25: carrots, 5uc0$l; tur- ntpa, new, 65975c; rnunaro, $1 per box caobaae. 101c: artichokes. $2.50u4 large crate; cucumbers. 90ct$1.25 lug box; string I Mohawk beans, green, 405c; wax, 408c; lima, 607c; I North Butte . okra. 84loc; cantaloupes, Turlock stand- arda, $1.50L75; green corn. $202.23 sack watermelons, $1.5uG?3 per dozen, casaba melons, 2c. Flour $11.20: wheat. Government. $3.50 barley, new crop milling grade, $2.55 0 2.60 oats, red feed and seed, $2.5002.55; corn. California, yellow, nominal. Fruit Lemon, fancy, $3 07 per box grapefruit, $5&6 box; oranges. Valenclaa. $6.30 0 7.50 box: bananas, Hawaiian. 607c pineapples, $4.50 0 5 dozen; apples, new crop. $2.00 0 2.50 box; strawberries, XNtplO; Cher ries. nominal: blaokoernea. $708; rasp berries. $809; peaches, $101.50 lug box goosberrles. nominal; currants. . nominal loganberrlea, red and black. $70$; apricots. as-to size, per box. $14 2; pears, 60 0 75c lug box: figs. California, double-layer box. $10 1.25: white. 75i90c; plums, $10L25 largs basket: crabapples. 75o smsll box. Hsy Wheat and wheat and oats hay. $23 024; tame oat. -'4T-': barley. $18022 alfalfa, first cutting. $16920; second cut ting. $22024; barley straw, 504i80c: meals. alfalfa, new crop. 32 0 34c; cocoanut. nam inaL Receipts Flour 4965 qusrters. bsrley 18, ..10 ...8 ..26 ...6 ..67 ..13 Old Dominion Osceola ....... Qutncy Superior Sup A Boston . Shsrmon ...... Utah Cons . . . Winona Wolverine Granby Cons. . . Greene Cananea .40 ..60 ..69 ...4 ...2 ...4 ...9 ...1 ..24 . .79 .42 932 barrels; shlpmsnta, 1245 barrels: stock, 78.533 barrels. Quote: B. $10.05010.20; D, $10.100 10.20; E. $10.20: F. $10.35; G, $10.47 010.60; H, $10.30; I, $10.50010.53; K, $11.03 011.10; M, $1L25; Is, $ii.do; wu, $ii.7u; WW. $11.80. Liberty Bond Above Par. Liberty 8 per cent bonds sold at 100.03 on the stock exchange today, the rise above par probably being Influenced by th fa vorable war new. This Is the highest pries psld this year.for this Issue. New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Lead unchanged. Spelter, East St. Louis, spot, 8.35 0 8.50c Spot Cotton Quotations. NEW YORK, Aug. 9.- Spot cotton steady. Middling 82.05c. Dried Fruit Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Evaporated apples quiet. Prunes strong. New Tork Hop Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Hops unchanged. Dnluth Linseed Market. DULUTH. Aug. 9. Linseed $4.84. PORK MATERIAL IS FIRM MARKET HOLDD'C WELL AT REC ORD HIGH QUOTATIONS. CORN SHADE EASIER Prices Decline, With Market at Close Unsettled. GENERAL RAINS REPORTED Better Weather and Gratifying War News Have Decided Effect. Oats and Provisions Are Lower at Finish. No Sicns of Weakness Shawn In Other . Lines Day Quiet One at Korth Portland Tarda. ' The bulk of th business at the stock. yards yesterday was in the hog division, and for extra quality pork stock $19.15 again was paid, indicating a continued strong hog market. Most of the porkers offered, however, were mure or less off In quality and sold at a range of $17 to $18.50. in the cattle market there was llttls doing. Several small lot. nf enwa wer disposed of at prices running from $3 to $8.10, according to weight and quality. No sales of steers were reported, but there were no signs of weakness in the market on prime neet .lull. Several bunches of lambs were worked off during the day. prices running from $11 to $13.83, and a few yearlings and weth ers were sold st $10 and $10.50. in general tne livestock msrket wss said to be holding Its own at the nrlces last quoted. Receipts for the dsy were 200 cattle, 600 hog. and 350 sheep. 12 carloads In all. Shippers were: Tim Derr. McMlnnvllle. 1 load of hogs; F. A. Spencer, Red Bluff. Cal., 1 load of hogs; Hout & Snodgrass. Lebsnon. 1 load of cattle; C. J. Bridges, 2 loads of oattle: I. Applebaum, Spokane. 1 load of cattle: H. R. White. Newberg, 1 load of cat tle; C. J. Bridges. Harrisburg, 1 load of sheep; Zimmerman Brothers. Yamhill. 1 load of mixed stock; B. F. Norwood, Albany, 1 load of mixed atock; J. W. Chandler, Union Junction. 1 load of mixed atock; G. W. Eyre, Salem, 1 load of mixed stock. The day sales included the following: Sept. Oct. Sept. . Oct. ... Low. $1.60 1.62 .69 .70 10 cows 9 cows 1 cow . . . 2 cows . . 49 lambs 6 lambs . 17 lambs . 2 yearls . 4 wethers. Wt Price. 10S0 $ 8.10 743 3.60 8U 730 74 90 71 95 30 5.501 3.00 13.83 13.73 31.00 10.50 10.001 2t hogs 45 hogs 35 hogs 11)8 hogs 40 hogs 2 hogs 13 hogs 7 hogs Wt. Price. 308 $17.25 lol 17. OU 135 207 179 850 138 225 18.25 10.00 18.73 18.50 17.50 19.15 Money, Exchange, Eta. NEW YORK. Aug. . Mercantile paper unchanged. Sterling 60-day bills, $4.73 commercial 60-day bills on banks, $4.72 commercial 60-day bills. $4.72; demand, $4.76; cables. $4.77. Franca, demand. 6.68 cobles. 5.67. Guilders, demand. 02; c bles. 52. Lire, demand. 7.92; cables, T.H'l. Bar sliver and Mexican dollars uncnangea. Time loans strong, nnchangsd. Call money strong. High, 6 per cent. low 6, ruling rate 6. closing bid 6. offered at 6, last loan at 6. LONDON. Aug. . Sar silver, money and discount rstes unchanged. OUTLOOK GENERALLY FAVORABLE Don's Report Takes Hopeful View of Conn try' Situation. NEW YORK. Aug. 9. Dun's tomorrow will say: A heat wave of exceptional severity this week, extending over a wide area and for 497 centals, beans 2ku sacks, potatoes 670 I several days remaining unbroken, affected sacks, onions 150 sacks, hay 240 tons, hides I agriculture and business adversely, causing 963, Wine 47.300 gallons "A" Kastern oats and corn Osts Ke. 3 whits ne-poond clipped white. . . Cora No. yellow In bulk- Si. 00 52.00 53.00 60.30 MILLS TO RUN FOR BENCH Candidate's Suspension From Prac tice Asked by Bar Examiners. OLYMPIA, Wash., Aug. 9. (Special.) Edgar G. Mills, whose suspension from practice for one year has been recommended by the State Board of Bar Examiners and Is now pending be fore the Supreme Court, filed his can didacy tonight for a slx-yar term on the Supreme Court. He has run twice for the same office. Mills' suspension was recommended on findings relative to his connection with the Thompson blackmail case in Clallam County a year ago. Ina P. Williams, of Yakima, one of three women to serve In the State Leg islature, filed today as a candidate for Congress in the Fourth District on the Republican ticket. She is supposed to have Non-Partisan League support. R. A. Hutchison, State Senator from Spokane, filed for a Republican nom ination to Congress from the. Fifth District. Spokane Fish Market Planned. SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. 9. (Special.) Commissioner Fleming, head of the municipal department of public affairs, filed budget estimates of divisions un der his administration with the City Auditor today. Commissioner Fleming asks the council to appropriate $10,000 ror the operation and maintenance of the municipal fish market during the coming year. further Impairment of crop prospects and repression of trade and Industrial activities. Yet the Government's grain estimates, while unfortunately falling appreciably short of previous calculations, still give promise of large harvests, snd the patriotic spirit 'of msny employes. Including those In war work, In spite of the extreme temperatures, h tended to minimise the check to manufactur ing of the most essential character. The results or the Intensive productive ef forts, stimulated by the speclsl and extraor dinary demands of the period, sro seen In phenomenal outputs at a time when general ind marked curtailment of operatlona 1 usually witnessed, and even more notewor thy achievements tn this direction would be possible but for the labor shortage and other handicaps. Weekly bank clearings $3,814,- 64 3,862. New Tork Coffee Futures. NEW YORK. Aug. . There waa consid erable switching from nsar to late months In the market for coffee futures today, but otherwise business was quiet. The opening waa four paints lower to one point higher, and the market closed net unchanged to five points lower, with September selling between 8.35c and 8.87c; May, 9.07c and 9.08c: September, 8.85c; October, 45c; De cember, 8.65c: January, 8.73c; March, 8.69c May. .05e: July, .19o. Spot coffee dull. Rio 7s 8c Santos 4a 11 c The official cables showed an ad vance of 23 rels In the Rio market, with Santos spots unchanged and futures 2 to 73 rels lower. Brazilian port receipts 22, 000. Chicago Dairy Produce. CHICAGO. Aug. . Butter, unsettled. Cresmery. 8944c. Eggs, unsettled. Receipts 9273 eases; firsts. 87SSc; ordinary firsts. 854360; at mark, cases Included. 8A037c. Naval Stores. SAVANNAH, Ga., Aug. 9. Turpentine, firm, 54e; sales. 213 barrels: receipts. 174 barrels; shipments, S94 barrels; stocks, 27, 490 barrels. Rosin, firm; sales, 1210 barrels; receipts. Prices current st tha local vard. are a. follows: Cattle Prices. Prime steers : $11.7512.73 Good to choice steers 10.76011.73 Medium to good steers 9.50' 10.75 Fair to medium steers 8.50 (ft 9 50 Common to fair steers ......... 5.56dv 8.50 Choice cows and hellers 8.00 tip 8.30 Med. to good cows and heifers. 6.00 7.50 Faid to med. cows and heifers. fi.OO'gS 6.00 Canners H 3.00fti 4.30 Bulls 6.50 7.50 Calves 7.004ill.50 Hogs Prime mixed 18.50(frl9.13 Medium mixed 18.00 18.23 Rnntrh heavies . . s 16.75ai7.00 Pigs 16.0016.50 Sheep Eant-of-the-mountaln lambs ... 13.00fft14.0O Vallev lambs 12.50(13.00 Yearlings 9. 50 10. fill Wethers 8.S0 9.50 Ewes 8.00 8.00 DESTINATIONS OF LIVESTOCK LOADED Shipments to Leading Livestock Market of lnlted States. Dentlnstlons of livestock loaded August 8. (Double-decks counted as two cars): Cattle, riorses.aiixea Calves.Hogs.Sheep.Mules.Stock. Austin Boston Buffalo Cedar Rapids. . hlcago Cincinnati .... Cleveland ..... udahy enver Detroit ast St. Louis.. Fort Worth Indianapolis .. Jacksonville . .. Jersey City . . .. Ksnsas City . .. Lancaster Los Angeles Louisville Mllwsukes .... ashvllle ..... ew York Oklahoma City. maha Ottumwa Philadelphia .. Portland. Or. .. St. Joseph St. Paul San Francisco.. Sioux City .... Sioux Falls ... Wichita Various CHICAGO, Aug. 9. Corn eased down In price today, owing largely to Improved weather and to the gratifying character of tha war news. The close was unsettled. c to lc net lower, with September $1.61101.61 and October $1.63 1.03. Oats finished c to c down and pro visions off 17c to 50c General rains and the break-up of the hot wave tended plainly to dispel fears of an extension of crop damage In the corn belt. Aggressive selling which resulted was emphasized somewhat by bearish Inferences regarding the Government report 'but as a rule the report was looked on as having been discounted in advance. Oata ranged lower with corn. Liberal ar rivals of oats added to the selling pressure. .Weakness of provisions was sttrlbuted in some degree to the Federal Trade Com mission's report advising control of pack ing Industries. Talk was current also that cool weather would cause the hog move ment to increase. Leading future, ranged as follows CORN. Open. High. .$1.62 $1.62 . 1.63 1.61 OATS. . .60 .70 . .70 .70 MESS PORK. Sept. 44.12 43.90 44.00 LARD. Sent. 58 6.1 26.65 16.55 Oct 26.70 26.70 ZB.52 SHORT RIBS. 3ept. 24.80 24.80 24.82 Oct 24.75 24.73 24.45 Cash prices were: Corn No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 3 yel low, $1.76 1.80; No. 4 yellow. $1.75. Oats No. 3 white, 6969c; standard, 6970c Rye No. 2. $1.58. Barley 90c $ 1. 02. Timothy $69. Clover Nominal. Pork Nominal. Lard 426.45. , Ribs $23.75g24.50. Minneapolis Barley Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 9. Barley, 92C0 $L09. GREEN" BANNERS TO WAV Portland Hibernians Complete Plans for Picnic on Columbia. Close. $1.61 s, 1.63 .60 .70 26.60 26.60 24.40 2135 10 68 18 17 11 , 8 4 19 1 .... S04 136 160 1 29 29 24 .... 7 8 8 1 9 8 43 20 10 4 11 18 8 35 1.10 14 6 7 96 19 8 2 4 27 37 19 23 6 16 24 92 82 39 2 10 35 13 5 6 3 7 9 7 1 24 6 2 13 2 2 3 89 22 10 3 .13 3 73 133 38 .... 6 n 27 ' 12 15 2 1 8 3 2 1 4 11 1 .... 47 21 49 40 4 23 3 1 2 .... 1 3 19 1 8 23 1 861 111 148 T3 5 Green Jjanners. shamrocks and other tokens of old Ireland are expected to be in evidence Sunday when the local chapter of the Ancient Order of Hiber nlana will enjoy an outing on the Co lumbia. The steamer Joseph Kellogg, which has been chartered for the day, will leave the Ash-street dock with th Hibernians and their friends for a day of festivity. Every county in Ireland is expected to be represented in the throng. The day's programme Includes a pic nic on Deer Island, where a series of EDorts and contests will liven the after noon. A jig and reel contest, in which Mrs. Charles Duggan, Portland 76-year-old champion Jig dancer, will participate, will be neia. utner events will be a tug-of-war and a high dive from the steamer deck by Thomas Dougherty, who was a champion dive in Skibbereen, Ireland. 20 years ago. Totals 2055 One week seo.1781 Four weeks ago 1530 98 126 141 191 174 272 1445 531 1.147 760 1641 461 State origins of livestock loaded August 8: ( attle. norses.Mlxed Calves, Hogs, Sheep, Mulee.Stock. For Portland- Oregon Ttls. Portland One week ago. Four week, ago For Seattle Oregon Washington . .. Ttls Seattle . One week ego. Four weeks ago For Spokane Washington . .. . Ttls. Spokane.. One week ago. .. Four weeks s go 3 DOOR MARKER IS AT WORK Mysterious Characters Found on Entrances to Marshfield Homes MARSHFIELD, Or., Aug. 9. (Spe ciaL) A mysterious character adorn ing the doors of 100 or 150 Marsh field and North Bend home) is agitating those whose homes have been marked and creating a mild sensation of mys tery. A lady on Knob Hill was the first to find the character upon her door, and after the news spread others found them in several parts of the city. The character is fishhook in shape and two and a half inches in height. The secret work has been going on for the past two months, although dls covered only three days ago. Some times an X or a C is placed in the circle. Many theories are. advanced for solv ing the mystery, but none seems ten able. Chicago Livestock Price. CHICAGO. Aug. 9. TJ. S. Bureau of Mar kets. 1 Hogs Receipts 10.000. higher. Butcher. $19.15?19.90: light. Sl!.4020: packing. $18.10019; rough. $17 73 18.10; bulk. $18.40(819.85: pigs, $18'!18.50. Cattle Receipts 40nn, steady. Beef csttla. good, choice and prime. $17018.80; com mon snd medium. $10(17: cows and heif ers, $7914.23: stnekers and feeders, $7.60 IS; calves. $i.oown.2. Sheep Receipts lu.uiw nigner. o prime Western lambs here. Choice natives, $17.75 to city butchers. Omaha Livestock Prices. OMAHA. Aug. 9. Receipts 14.000. market to 13c hlKher. Heavy, $1818.60: mixed. $18.15ttl8.45: light, $18.1.119.15; pigs, $13 18; bulk of sales, $18.1 018. 50. Cattle Receipts 23,000, market slow. steady. Native steers. tlOtfflS; cows snd heifers. $7.50 11.50; Western steers, $9 16; Texas 'steers. $ft.50912.50; range cows and heifers, $7M0.45: canners, $5.507; Block ers and feeders, ss.auwiz: calves stow 12.50; bulls, stags, etc., $6.50 10.50. Sheep Receipts e.no, market steady; ambs. $16.73? 17.73: yearlings. $13.30914.50; wethers. $18il4: ewes, $11.5)13. WAR CHEST ESTABLISHED Union County Decides to Ban Every Form of Benefit. LA GRANDE. Or., Aug. 9. (Special.) Union County has adopted the war chest method of handling all charities during the war. The action was begun some little time ago when the Council of Defense and the Union County Board took the matter up in a preliminary way and the boards have now finally adopted It. The plan will be put up to the people on the basis that every man nd woman pay 10 per cent of his ap praised valuation as shown by the card ratings previously prepared for all drives. The minimum subscription is to be $12 annually, payable monthly. The big feature of the plan is that every town board and council Is asked to Issue proclamations banning every form of Red Cross benefits, raffles, sales and dinners. ' DEAD AVIATOR HONORED Public Fnneral Held at Hood River for Lieutenant AY. L. Carson. HOOD RIVER, Or., Aug. 9. (Spe claL) At a public) funeral held in a large open-air theater at a city park citizens of this county and neighboring towns today paid honor to Lieutenant W. L. Carson, young aviator, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carson, killed last Friday in an accident at Post Field Fort Sill. Ok la. The big theater was filled to overflowing and more than 1000 crowded around the entrance. Captain E. E. Neville, comrade of the young man at Call Field. Texas, who accompanied the body here, paid a trib ute to Lieutenant Carson. Judge Fred W. Wilson, of The Dalles, delivered the funeral oration. Members of the Knights of Pythias Lodge, with which Lieutenant Carson was affiliated, were pallbearers. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Births. RONCELLI To Mr. and Mrs. John Rcm celli, Unnton, Or., August 6. a daughter. BOYLE To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boyle, 497 Clatsop avenue, August 4, a daurbter. MARION' To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Earl Ma rlon, 1H6 Fourteenth street, August 2. a son. TRIPLETT To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Or- vlll Triplett. 835 Hamblet avenue. August 4, a dauirhter. OLSEX To Mr. and Mrs M. Olsen. 352 East Thirty-sixth. July 29. a daughter. CHALMERS To Mr. and Mrs. William Benson Chalmers, 64UU Eighty-third street, August 4. a son. DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, 889 East Twenty-fifth, July 81. a daughter. McPHERSOX To Mr. and .Mrs. Ei Mc pherson. 352 East Stephens. August 1. a daughter. HANAX To Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Hanan. R. D. No. 1, box 74, Portland. Or.. August 2, a son. SANDERS To Mr. and Mrs. Clay Albert Sanders, 699 Everett street, August 7. a daughter. STEWART To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Stewart. 992 Garfield. August o. a daughter. LOFSTEDT To Mr. and Mrs. A. Lof stedt. 412 Larrabee street. August 6. a daughter. WILLIS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Willis, 506 Hawthorne. August 3, a daugh ter. . Marriage Licenses. HENDRICKSON - KROXEBACH Oscar Hendrickson, 31. Menlo Hotel, and Isabelle Kronebach. 21. 672 East Thirteenth street North. OLSON-SHIELDS Albert W. Olson. 21. 310 Broadway, and Eva M. Shields. 18. 247 Dixon street. STOLZ-MORRIS William M. Stolx. 44. San Francisco, and Elizabeth E. Morris, 89. Perkins Hotel. P.OBERTS-BYERS Chester C Roberts, ORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. Established 25 Years 201 Railway Exchange Building Portland, Oregon THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE OF OREGON BOND BULLETIN NUMBER 72 If yon unit SELL your Liberty Bonds, SELL to US. If yen east BUT more Liberty Bonds. BUY from Vs. We buy and sell Liberty Bonds at the Market. The closing prices of LIBERTT BONDS on the New Tork Stock Exchange for week ending Friday, August 9, were as follows; 3Hs Saturday 99.98 Monday 99.98 Tuesday 99.96 Wednesday 99.98 Thursday 99.98 Friday . 100.00 GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS Rate Maturity Price Tleld . 6 J&J 1920-28 100.93 5.50 J&J 1923-38 To Net 6.25 J&J 1921-22 102.75 6.00 J&J 1981-37 102.75 6.00 F&A 1923 103.04 5.S0 F&A 1928 104.60 6.40 F&A 1919-23 To Net 6.00-10 F&A 1919-28 To Net 6.00-26 F&A 1919-28 To Net 6.00-85 5H J&J 1928-38 103.10 6.10 M&S 1935 To Net 6.60 1st 4s 2d 4s 4Mb 94.3S 93.46 96.38 94.34 93.64 95.18 94.34 9S.54 96.16 94.18 93.46 94.90 94.24 93.14 94.96 94.24 93.76 95.16 600 tCity of Cornelius, Ore.. Imp.. 3,500 tAmity, Oregon. Water 6 1,000 tCityof Astoria, Or., Imp. Ser. No. 7 6 1,000 - No. 9 462 'Astoria. Ore., Imp. Ser. No. 10.. 6 461 t " " No. 11.. 6 7,102 tClty of Astoria Imp. Ser No. 13 S 8.472 - No. 14 49,648 No. 15 6 182 twallowa, Oregon, Sewer. 6,000 'Ontario, Oregon, Water... 4,000 " 6 M&S 1936 To Net 6.50 2,000 Fort of Newport, Oregon 5 J&J 1925 97.69 6.40 2.000 " " " - 6 J&J 1926 97.42 6.40 6,000 " " ' 6 J&J 1928 96.94 6.40 2,500 tCity of Rainier. Oregon, Water 6 J&J 1923-27 101.03 6.625 28.000 'Gooding Co., Ida., High. & Bdg. J&J 1926-35 102.87 6.50 4.000 'Nex Perce County, Idaho 6 J&J 1938 To Net 8.50 5,000 J&J 1934 To Net 6.60 1,500 tCoeur d'Alene, Ida, Refdg J&J 1924 To Net 6.25 600 " .... J&.T 1927 To Net 6.25 2.000 J&J 1930 To Net 5.26 2.500 " ". .... 6 J&J 1931 To Net 6.25 2.500 " " " .... 6 J&J 1933 To Net 6.25 1.000 J&J 1933 To Net 5.25 300 JCIty and County of San Fran cisco Municipal Street Railway 6 J&D 1948 100.00 5.00 A&O 1923-29 To Net 6.40 99.62 6.60 99.08 6.60 98.144 6.25 S7.12 6.85 25.000 'Brawley, California, School 2,000 'City of Edmonton, Alberta... 1,000 " 21,000- 'Province of Manitoba 3,000 'City of Victoria, B. C 4,000 " " " " 2,000 8,000 ' 6,000 10,000 'City of Moose Jaw 2.000 'Calgary School 10,000'tClty of Saskatoon 30,000'tClty of Calgary, Alta 60,000 Greater Winnipeg Water Dist. 18,000 'City of Prince George, B. C... 3,000 'Province of British Columbia. The above bonda are direct Hens of the municipalities Issuing same, ILienotes fractional bond. t Denotes bonds of S500 denomination. 'Denotes bonds of $1000 denomination. 5 Denotes. bonds of $100, 500 and S1000 denomination. LIBERTY LOAN DEPARTMENT OPEN UNTIL P. M, SATURDAY M&S 1919 6 M&S 1920 5 F&A 1920 6H A&01934 iVi A&O 1935 6tt A&O 1936 IV, A&O 1937 6tt A&O 1938 5 J&J 1953 June J&J J&D J&D 1961 1943 1928 1923 96.(7 86.26 85.88 86.60 76.61 76.97 79.01 100.00 6.85 6.85 (.85 (.86 . (.76 6.76 6.75 7.00 5 5 7 5 6 A&O 1928-33 To Net 7.00 4',iJ&D 1925 89.65 6.25 To Net 8.76 36, Oak Grove, and Eva I. Byera, 29, 684 I'owell street. PERRY-JOHNSON L. J. Perry. 21. Rex Arms Apartments, and Ruth Johnson, 18. 333 Wygant street. ' Vancouver Marriage Licenses. MATTESON-POLK David Matteson. 24. of Little Falls, Minn., and Miss Bertha Folk, 23, of Rathdrum, Idaho. BAAR-NAGBL Rudolf Baar. 27. of Washougal Wash., and Miss Caroline Nasle, 19 of Washougal, Wash. "" CALDWELL-RICHARDS Chester Cald well, 28, of Portland, and Miss Edith Rich ards. 23. of Dayton, Or. NELSON-GUXDERSON Milton Nelson. 32, of Boring. Or?, and Miss Agnes Gunder son. 21, of Boring, Or. CHAPIN-SAMPSON Fred Chapln. 28. of Falles City, Or., and Miss Ethel Sampson. 18 of Camas, Wash. MILLER-PALM Ernest Miller. 3. of Portland, and Miss Esther Palm. 18, of Portland. CHANEY-STRIECK Charles Chaney, 23. auspices of the Oregon Social Hygiene Society and the local draft board Issued a call for every registered man, no matter what his classification, to be present. In connection with the meet ing. Colonel Hibbard Inspected tha Baker Home Guard and also the Haines Home Guard Sumpter, Richland and Halfway also have guard organizations, but were not able to be present. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Aug. 9. Maximum temper ature, 71 degrees; minimum, 50 degrees. River reading at 8 A M., 6.6 feet. Changs In last 24 hours. 0.3 foot fall. Total rainfall (5 P. M. to 6 P. M. ). none; total rainfall aince September 1, 1917, 39.09 Inches; nor mal rainfall sines SeDtemher 1. 44.64 inch: 1 deficiency of rainfall sines September I. lull, a.oo inches. Bunrtae, 6:03 A. M. : sun set, 8:30 P. M. Total sunshine August 9, .1 hours, 28 minutes: possible sunxhlne, 14 hours, 27 minutes. Moonrlse, 9:11 A. M. ; moonset, 9:21 P. M. Bsrometer (reduced Fern Mergy. 28, of I l? ea isven at o r. m.. au.oa iiirnca. Iteia- Doia Downey, 23. of "v" """' noon, oj per cent. THE WEATHER. of Portland, and Miss Mary Strlech, IS, of Portland. REAGAN-APPLEGATE Ora Reagan, 26, of Frankfort, Ind.. and Mies Leatha Apple- gate, 18, of Portland. MEKUY-DUHiN rj 1- Portland. and Miss Portland. JOBERT-LIVINGSTON Walter Jobert, 22. of Salt Lake City. Utah. and Mi Blanche Livingston, 20, of Salt Lake City, tllnh WILMOT-SCrlOTT Kolsna wumoc, m, oi Vancouver, Wash., and Miss Vera bcnolt. IK nT Vancouver, wasn RIIRSO-MARTIN Frank Russo. legal, of Portland, and Miss Ellaauetn iuartin, legal, nf TtAleTia. ILInnt. (iRAIIv.walden Peter uraay. 81. ot Port Townsend. Wash., and Miss Emma Wai don 31 nf Konttln. Wash. ROTH-LEWIS Sam Kotn, en, or r-oniana, and Mrs, Fannie Lewis, el. or i'onianu. FARRIER-KEBUU8UN Kaipn r arrier. 21. of Portland, and Miss Geraldine Fergu mnn 18 of Portland. ' PROEBEL-MOKRISON 1 A. Proebel 20, of Portland, and Miss Margaret Morrison, 10, of Portland. STATIONS. Raker ... Boise .... Boston . . , Calgary ., T ....... - .. CLAY TON -GR ESS Harry Clayton. 25, of I Dee Mollies.'.'.l 3 Wind j3 cT c - o (i o o C O M o , s a : t : '. . , Ftsts of Weather Lowell, Mass., and Miss Barbara Gress, of Portland. DIUIUU1I ,,,, ... pmvi: pni.T.TVfi Krect chicken-house, 43:t East Thirty-ninth street North, between Hancock and Tillamook; Duliaer, same; . MRS J A CAMPBELL Erect garage, T'M Whitman avenue Southeast, between Seventy-second and Seventy-third; builder, i. Ci iikrOVf: Frect residence 992 East Ma,il,.n hnrwuen Thlrtv-thlrd and Thirty- North Head... fourth; builder, E. A C. Lovegren; 8:1000. North Yakima E E. MERGES Repair residence, .ie Phoenix Borthwlck, between Russell and Knott; 10. pocatello FULLER BROTHERS Erect garage. ooO Portland Relmont. between Fourteenth and iiltantll Ronburs streets; builder, same: $50. -,, 1 Sacramento O. H. VANDEUVEEN Erect shack, 1690 St. Loui,.. Washburn, between Wtnchell ana iviipai- S:llt i.ake. 1 !,.. nnn.A. 1 HI ( Til ' ' ' . --- ... ""s A. J. huiuiv repair ' ' ., - " ' i Man ! ranclsco. Eureka Galveston. . . . Helona Juneaut Kansas City. Los Angeles. . Marshfield . . Medford .... Minneapolis . New Orleans. New York. . Blvtv-nlnth North, between Flanders Davis: builder, S. S. Williamson ;i.0 Seattle Sitka' Tatoosh Islsjid V aldezr Walla Walla. . Washington Winnipeg . . tA. M. today. day. PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY snokane.' Wreck-coal Dunaers, rmii . I Tacoma Tenth. and Eievenin; ou.u. F B W1.NSH1P Erect residence, 12S4 Pine, between Forty-first and Forty-second; builder, same: $4.ri80. i, okoi?v wver residence. Burr stre'et, between Central avenue and Hudson; builder, same; lluu. ,..,, t n dcddv i.pt residence. Calhoun street, 'between Central and Hudson; build er, same; 11100. r-.ikoon J. K. JSli.Ktt.1 E-ret-i. ; 7, reet. betcen Central snd Hudson; build er, same: $1100. ,- C. T. FKEDEB1UK. e-roci ficn-. TATntock avenue. between bixiy- seventh and Sixty-ninth; builder, same; JSS. J. H. SCHNELL Krect garage. 641 Rod ney avenue, between jnorrig u builder, same: , . m ij t rkivh it nenair rcaiuc, - lumbla boulevard, corner vanoouver v. nue: builder, same: 75 tj-owc. I'l.'.l A U MAItl .. - B0I 7010.001. .IN WlCloudy B0 74 0.00I12IN Pt. cloudy Ml S 0.7il:12i.N E ICIoudy . . . 70 0.00 . ,N WiClrsr 60 82'0.0o..Sb: (Clear 62 86 0.001. .IS Icioudy 62 H.II018 NWICIear 8M'0.nu;i2.R W S 8 9W NW NW 3 lib 0.00 1 111 .. .10.061. . l4!0. 70114 74 0. 001.. 74 0.001. . SH O.Ofll. . 8210.001201 010. 001. .Ifl SH'O.OOSOINW BSI0.04 22IS 70 0.001. ,NW 78 0.201. . SB 74 0.00110 SW 7110.01 ..INW 82(0.00 .. NWl 00.0n. ,NW 00 0.06 . . SW 2'o.oo;io.vw 72 0.001. .W 70I0.00I22ISW R80.0SI10JS r.4 o.ooi. . s e'o.onli2lsw 4'n.02l. . KW 6610.0612613 .1 8l. . .10.001. . I. BS 74 0.011. . RW 80 04 0. not. .IN . . .1 SOI0.1i2ll4ISr3 Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy cloudy cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudr Clouiiv loud v cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Pt. cloudy itain P. M. report of preceding FORECASTS. Portland snd vicinity Showers; gentle westsrly winds. Oregon Fair, except showers northwest portion: moderate westerly winds. Washington tnowers west portion, proo- shly fair east portion; moderate southwest erly winds. Idaho Fair south, psrtly cloudy north portion. FRANK CIT.T.AM. Meteorologist. hick. 1391 Hoyt street between Fifty-first J?--- Vl.htleth and Elshty- lamnui, pemwu . .iTA aeconn; DUimer. . . eAA.ORA I Donovan Esum '"i":,- ,: ' l I n-..-Third and Fourth; O. K. A I Hose City Wrecking Company, wreckers; 'j0' R WEAVER Erect garage. 845 East vnnu.nth street f.ortn. corner . DU"d.'rw?am,eV.,,Srv WOTJKR Reoalr shop. Bradford street, be'tween Alta and Phlla- Erect shack. Leonard . V brook and Weyerhaeuser; builders. Davis A HM.'h. KLEIN Repft Ir residence. 432 Lib ertv street, between Eairt Sixth and East Elehth; builder. Fred Keller; 81S0. WAKEFI ELD-FRIES ft CO.Repnlr res tun -rovlnr between Fourth and Fifth:" holder. Walter Tt. Jhorne: 850. 1 - . . rr i" T. pctitR Ttenair Store. w.V twTen druthers and Sheridan; builder. T. C. Relchle: $250. rarge Man Faces Iiafceny Charge, v t vpnnvFn. "Wash.. Aug. 9. (Spe- jlal,) H. W. Jarvis, more than 6 feet tall and weighing nearly pvuu, was arrested here early today on his .nHnai frnm Aberdeen. He is charged with larceny and had a large roll of hilla noon his person when taken In rnstodv. He will be held In the county Jail pending word rrom Aneraeen. Baker Meeting Rousing One. BAKER. Or.. Aug. 9. (Special.)" Ex ecutive Secretary John K. Kollock, of the Oregon State Council of Defense, Colonel Hibbard. of the Multnomah Guard and Oregon State Police, and Captain (Dr.) Russell, of the TJ. a Army Medical Corps at Camp Lewis, TRAVELERS' fiflOE. I IPi E t V lao mrA n Hf-i- H2I ALASKA Ketchikan, Wrmnrll. Juntan, Douglas Hm.iat Ska way. Cordova. V .!, 8war4 and Ancboragi. Special Saramor Esc urn ion. Round trip rutes to alt Alaaka point a. Iarsat hi pa, unaqualad Mrvlca. low rataa, including- bartha and maala. Jlaka raaar vatlona. San Francisco -Los Angeles LOW RATES. Br Stanier Including1 Meala and Berth. THE SAX FRANCISCO PORTLAND 8. 8. COMPANY. Tickets at Third and Ptark. Telephone Broadway 4500, fid vvy. 68. A J.4, A VIZI. AUSTRALIA EW ZEALAND AND SOUTH BA Vis Tahiti and Keratoses. MmU and sssa ssnssr ssrvlcs from 8as Francisco svsiw 44 - - UHfI B. I J. fir PKW ZEAMSD, tM Calltsnua hu. Baa Franelss. mi lovsJ stMuisiiip and aUrui assaslsa. CHAWGE OP SAILINfi STEAMER ROSE CITY. Will Leave Ainsvrnrth Dork for San Francisco and Man 1'cdro tonight held a meeting here under the ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, AT 3 P. M