TOE OKEGON DAILY rOItTLANP, TmmSPAY : EYEyiNG, ArilTL 1903.
7
i 1 11 :
rock, I20.0P pr ton; to-m ron, sit.wi ioob,
IU Ml
''Sr;. ajt onraa SB ino far 1
Urmia l" . .
Augu.t delivery.
Klc. Imperial Japan. No. 1, c; No.
break fa. t ood r-r.B.luiu, M-2SC $2.00; J
force, JiM: H O eats. W.J. ,.
Salmon loluoiDia Kifw, jiu ' ,', 5.
ft talis. 2.0; fancy, l-h Hata, tt-I
fancy Bate, Alaaka Valla, pink, boo; ro.
-. ; " ' .... ..... w..'.e
Whlte. lc net; teuka, Heeuugni. inc.
t
1
BIMID
ASK FOR LOWER ,
RATES TO FAIR
eiuuissiaaiiBxasifcsauxitiiHiaazssxcssszszsszzxsszsz
, .... , M
tur-
rib, lbfcc;
Too Large Receipts the
w V: Cause.
Poultry Assams a Livelier Tone
',' Eggs Steadier With Lighter
;V ' "Receipts.
peutine, Tie net; gasollna, iron
CUbM avlC
Hans Small whit.. $ tOl largo white, Si.25
Dluk. S3.75; bayou. '00; Umea, 0e.
Tooacco i lug i
fh seal of North Carolina
tiff, 8c to; Olxl. Uuern, 4lc r
n; Padre. oOc Id; Gulden Scept
cut Cameo, ale ni Capstan, I
Mixture, 40c lb; Bull Durham, eoc m; uiu a.us-
llah Curr. Cut. T in; MBryiai 'iY m'
ii. .....v. adA m V. In Mixture. 11. 40 ID.
PUg Tobacco Uruminood's Natural Lest, BM tb;
Mpcr Hrldaleck. OOc lb; Suwtttn Uood.
lb. Standard Nary, RSc lb; T. B-..,.63
Spear Head, sac ID; Btar. sic ra. '
(iawlng (iulJra Tbnad, ttM ; iaal Mall, Tot
rrulu and TtfataDiaa.
Potato. 4050c; nw, 4c; awceta . Sc fo.
Onlona Orcitoo. aOUaOe; arUc, u7c .
ImI tTulta Aplr. fancy Oivcnn, TocO
Jl.fto: cooklna, 6o'a7V box. orau, naa.
l 4f3.0O box; California tanfrtoa.
liox; bananaa, jj.ouuo.uu hkh, ,
DUI.
Revest That ? Exposition Company
Wifl Hake of Railroads. ;
E? Speculative Situation Is
1 i IK th Audi
.t& lb: luk.i TVIMarkrriV
J.ray
Vrfeta
tl.OO aack; earrota. 11.00
m wiur8 BBCBXPTS.
Bnrur ud alt stad7 with
TaVBOlat' Umdtaey.
1 Bnttar lowar ad fnrtlirt drop
zpaotad.
XtT t441Jf with mail
(attaint,
' rtmltry ob llTUr with ad.
TliinU fuloaa.
WbMatwaftkar ua prlea dowa.
Sii
doa;
sil.oo mt
iblw Turolia, 1
cabbage. CaUfornla. 2c lb; lttuc.
horaraiu, c lb; eclwy. Hoc ; um,
alriiui, 16c lb; aaparau, Glc: rhubarb. 1.5
lx; tomatoea, Florida. I5.7S 40-lb crats; para-
alnt, 1.7B; plnaauplva, fa doa.
Tlad KrulU Aooum, .xauorawa, 1 1 i 7
.10 aack: brata. il.oO aack; raaiancm.
i- oar
bend, 23c por
. tttte
' Tha Cottar altuatlon la weaker and
althoush there baa .-been BO larce ur-
Dlus within the market during- the
week'Juet tloaed, reoklpta are Jncroaaing:
at . a Jlvelr rate and prlcea are aure to
tnhe a slump within the commc wwa.
frbe stock la Hot "of the proper grade
to put to cold storage and will' not be In
such snaps for at least 15 day. Up to
that tim tha situation will be weak
and prices lower. The best grades of
local eraamtrv are auoted today from
22 ft to H oenta, although there are few
ales being mads at the present time
v at the latter figure. Store snd dairy
ara likewise weaker, the quotations on
the former being It and II cents, while
on the Utter 1 and IS cents la aenea
XlY Seoslpta Are Ughtee.
Eggs are in lighter receipt today and
' there Is plenty of demand for aU stock
at It cents a doaen.. Some orders from
.c id; pniacvt , I....... v7iiwri .,4
I4Vkc u; nfa, -aiiiua v p
c; do wbiia. mwoc iu; oiu,
c; ralalna. m4M, fancy J-n cariuBa. mi l' -alia
to raaa, Ve pka ; arwded, eartona,
Sic: looiaJaufl IW-Ib box-. T.U7V,
tt.; London Ufra, tlJBei.00.
KutS fManta, e(H70 par 10 lor raw, w w
for roeatad; roooanoU, la0e par doa; wal
nata, 1415 par lb; pin. nuta, lo(,lHc
Kaatera. 14lc par lb; Braail auta, 10c pr
lb; Blbarta, lotflee sar lb: fancy paces. 14
16c par lb; alnwnda, 141Be par lb.
Maata sad PtotuIobb.
Freah Mita Bwl, prim.. TO-; bulla.
ia6c; eowa. 6-aoe; pork, ttiic: veal,
'uaVici mutton, SWdHc. groaa; dreaaed, 8tc;
Unta. with palta. 11.
Uaau. Bacon, ate Portland park (local)
nana, 10 to 14 It. lc; 14 to 1 lbs, 10c;
bnakfast baerai. lottlBjjL picnics. V!.''
Bat, lltte; aalt.4 lda, l2c lb; smokad aldea,
lSUc; dry salted backa. bacoa backa,
...1. . . . . - A D I .m.t 111 I n TTl
ked flama Under 14 Iba. 16c
sr 14 lbs, MVic; fancy, lV4c; picnic. i;
Bbouldera, lac; dry saura iiuo. ".
12; - breakraai Daoon, laajiis; -r,
'"Lol'Ldat'tle taaf, 6s, 13: 10a. 18V4e;
8a. 18 Ha; BO-Ib tlna, ISHe; steam rendered.
loa, 13V,c; 6a.- lBfte; Bos, Jac id; cunipuuuu
tierces, ; tuu., . .
Kaatera uira aaiiia leax, jvid uw
lean nnumu,
! Norfolk & Western to Be Placed
on a Four Per Cent.
Basis.
From special wires and cables to
Bolton, ds Barter (1 Co.
NEW YORK, April 1. Ths Chron
icle say: The belief that the market
la a purchase on reactions is strength
ened by the better tone It dlsplsyed
today In the fare of strike rumors and
resultant attacks by operators for the
decline. Comment Is mads that ths
speculative situation Is Improving while
the general outlook is considered better
than for weeks. Easier money is re
sponsible for s more confident feeling
regarding both railroad and industrial
securities. Brokers who were on the
floor of tho stork exchange throughout
the day say that the buying of stock
during most of the aeeslon waa much
better than the selling. ' The statements
of earnings Issued by the Baltimore 4
Ohio and Missouri Pacific for March
show big Increase and were considered
a strong bull card and It was reported
that net returna for the current and
future months, in aplte of Increased
expenses due to the greater ' cost of
supplies and higher wagea will be very
heavy.
The peoial committee which wlU rep
resent the Lewis snd Clark Fair at the
meeting of ths general passenger agents
next week, will assemble thla afternoon
and formulate plans to submit to the
railroad men. . The committee Is com
posed of: , .', .
A. Jl Devers, 'William D. Fenton, L
Lang. J. Frank Watson. W. JX Oorbett,
W. K. Robertson, S. M. Meara. A. L.
Mllla, A. F. Biles. W. U. Ayer, Ed Ehr
man. William Oadsbv. Robert Living
ston, 1. N. Flelschner. Henry Bahn, W
J. Burn and J. L Meier.
The committee will endeavor to se
cure a low round trip fare to and from
Portland and the Runt during the Ex
position, and It believes the general pas
senger agent will grunt the rates asked
for. General Passenger Agent Miller,
of the Milwaukee Urn: Is In favor of
ths lower far and ulso of giving the
Exposition all the publicity possible.
Many of th other agents have adopted
his views and have said they would
cast their votes In fnvor of th lower
rates when th sssoclation meets In
Portland next week.
I iiwSi "w t ssji mr
1,
NEW TODAYJ
A FIRE CARD
Pastime Qab Arranges for Big Ex
hibition on the 23d.
6a. 1S1c; 60-lb Uns, 18Vkc;
1 1M M IXU..I MH. IZVjC.
i'hoT. , nacklna- bowM nrtcae are set cash, 16
dart.
aw- mmI, anil v. l I iHakKWk md Tc: flonndars. Be: saltbut,
ha ZuSSS Ta weaken- Nj, -fj Jig ."ch
Inar market. .iiu.,i T- bIm an: loliatera. 16c:
alk- Knua. ahrlropa, rn(et IMUno, 10CJ cauian. 9C u, run
. I U..l,n kWI 11 m Mt ITI
A mucu aaener unuBou wr bl&i giauw
Of poultry, with the exception .of tur
keya and geese, has caused an advance
In th quotations on all lines. The
week closed with all stock cleaned up
on Front .street
' Ta Fresh Meat Marks.
1 Too many lambs and mutton, better
' receipts of pork and a continuance of
the beef shortage Is the story of the
fresh meat market thla week. The beef
situation 1 Indeed acute and stock Is
so slow in arriving that Front street
commission men hardly know how beef
' looks., Jia,change in price.
Steamer' Ajrrlve Front Baa Francisco.
, The steamer Columbia's arrival from
Ban Francisco last evening and the un
loading this morning of a fa?r-slxed
.' cargo of cabbage, cauliflower and other
vegetables livened up the street and
. today th market are well supplied
with fresh vegetables of all kinds.
' ' First Strawberries An Xn.
The first strawberries of th season
: arrived In this city today from Call
' fornla In the shape of a shipment of
(0 boxes. The 'fruit is in fine condition
, and sell at 40 cent a box.
Sug-ar and Salt Selling-.
Both the sugar and th salt markets
arc firm and local wholesalers and re
tailers are buying large stocks in the
anticipation of an early , advance on
both stocks. Sugar in New York waa
stronger today and local advances are
expected daily, ,
- Today's quotations, a revised, ar as
Xollows;
LOCAL STOCK RECEIPTS.
r t
PORTLAND UNION STOCK YARDS,
April 16. Today receipts in the live
stock market consisted of 80 hogs, 60
cattla and 800 sheep. Prices are firm
at the following quotations:
Cattle Steers, best 6-ttc, medium
Hogs Choice, 7 He
Sheep Oood, 8!o.
MOYEltfENT IN HOPS.
' (Journal Special Service.) ,
SALEM. April 16. Five hop con
tracts were recorded at the court house
yesterday for the sale of 1908 crops. The
contracts were for Chicago and Now
York dealer, 48,000 pounds being dis
posed of at 1 cents and 36,000 pounds
at 16 cents. f
The Charles McCbrmlck lot of hops
was yesterday sold at 20 cents a pound.
The lot consisted of 800 bales or choice
stock and Mr. McCormlck was at one
time offered 27 cents a pound for pie
lot
On Fonr Fer Oast Baal.
CHICAGO. April 16. The Chronicle
says: New York Interests are reporting
that there is a probability of Norfolk
tt Western going on a 4 per cent basis
this year. Last year the company paid
lMi per cent, which Is equivalent to
raising the rate from 2 to 3 per cent
The earnings have been large, but the
property can absorb .every dollar In
necessary improvements. Missouri Pa
cific gains In February, gross and net,
while under the previous month, still
maintained a higher average of earn
ings 'this year than any road in the
Western territory.
May Affect the Securities.
NEW YORK, April 16. There is a
big short Interest in the tractions. At
torney General Knox's "mysterious"
visit said to be to Yellowstone Park,
will probably affect Northern Securities
railroads generally, since an understand
ing between the government and rail
road people may be reached. The stan
dard Issues should be acquired on all
little breaks of H to 1 per cent Ru
mors of increased dividends of Amal
gamated will cause nervous shorts to
cover. Specialties: Buy New York Cen
tral, Sugar and Atchtsbn conservatively.
Th Portland Pastime Club, under
whoa ausplcea the "Young Corbett"
athletic aggregation appear at th Ex
position Building on the evening of th
zid Inst, announces the following pro
gram on of the best by the way
ever submitted for the approval of local
and out-of-town aoort-followera:
Jimmy Rellly of San Franclsoo and
Fred Wyatt of Toronto. Can., In a 10
round conteat at the lightweight limit
Mike Kenny of Alblna and Frank I
Freeman of Oregon City; 10 rounds.
Bert Sullivan of Portland, who ha
met Jimmy Lawler of 'Frisco, and "Kid"
McFadden in . limited bouts, will essay
the task of ataylng with the latter a
prescribed number of rounds for a sub
stantial monetary recompense.
In the four-round wind-up "Young
Corbett th world' featherweight
champion, and Young Fltzpatrlck of
Chicago are to meet, the former agree
ing to forfeit 1100 if he falls to best
the Chlcagoan In the prescribed dis
tance. "
The PastlmeClub management reports
a large advance sale and a record-breaking
attendance i expected to greet tffe
world' featherweight champion' aggregation.
Of Electric Appllancei ihould rccommentl Ihem to Yeryona for
use in business or in the home. So handy for so many uses, first
cost so small they are economical as well as convenient. We
can show you a great variety of goods that you will find it to your
advantage to use. , '
PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Seventh and Alder Streets Portland. Oregon
1
There Is one Health Drinking WJne and that is
Kola Tonic Wine
, 40 ACBB tract, 10 acrs In cultivation.'
oaianc Hashed; Ai foil: nrst-uius
r bearing orchard; all kinds of small
fruits; first-class-house, ' barn, ta-;
bio. ranthmia . amnkahfiuRa. wood
house, eta.; good fence, etc.f oattl
and implement Tor sale; . 18 mile
irum city, rr cs ii.buv. v ,
waf 80-oare tract; good 4-room nous'
ana Darn and amau woritsrino. cnir-K-
. enhouse and corral! good, new mllk-
house: 46 1 fruit trees, Vi bearing;
atrawberry patch, good soil; 7 acres
' in cultivation, balance heavy timber,
r allow fir, red fir and-cedar; 18 mile 1
rom rltu , Prloa 11 snrt
j'SO'AOBBg, small patch clear; 76 fruit
, irxra. Dearing; . good -room nouNe,
chicken-house, etc.; close to K. R.,
river, stores and P. O. Prlo $760.
SO A0BX8, At soli; acres fn cultiva
tion; house, barn and fruit trees.
- asaorted; I mile from th olty.
vat) ACKXS stock ranch; 100 acres la
. meadow: good, range, fi-room house.
, barn and outhouses; t orchards; 1H
v 'miles from Sandy p. O.; 26 miles
; from Portland; creek across one end
place; 76 cattl to seU at agreed
price. . . . - .
5 AOBJBB, 40 in cultivation; rich, black ,
, , loam garden land; fruit, house and
Sfllv 10 "H - from city. ?ric
$4,000, on terms.
TT ACBBSj, (0 In cultivation, 10 in hops.
vivukiu. iwroora nouse, lurnislteti; ,
.. . .iiu uiiti, iraya, eio.I Ai '
place; steamboat landina- on ttlace: '
18 mliea from olty. Price ISO per
110 ACBXS. ? In cultivation: 2 -acre 'of
chard, good house and barn and out
houses; crop in except potatoes; AI
land; V. mile south of Tlgard villa, .
Price t"t per acre.
80 aCU tract section 8, t north, range
8 west; AI land, easily cleared; 4'.
miles from river and R. R ; 20 mile
from Portland. Price $700.
80 AOBB tract Haselwood Addition,
for sal at a bargain.
10 AOBB 'tract near Lenta; $80 per
ere.
40 AOBB prune and apple orchard; 300.
ZV0 Baldwins, 3.660
Northern Spya.
Italian prunes,
1th Allen drver.
stories, capacity 16 tons green fruit;
good, high soil, well adapted to
fruit; has a gravel subsoil; trees are
Made from Pure
Kola Celery and
Makes Muscle Quiets the Nerves
Pepsin
Aids Digestion
. 20 feet apart; the orchard and prem
" Ises are fn good condition; big payer.
rrice iiz.vuu.
SCO AOBBS, 860 in cultivation; 8 miles
from It. R. station; between 800 and
uu acres in crops; gooo e-roon
house, large barn, other buildings'
good orchard, running water, nil
year; place fenced, on oounty roed;
tmerman county, uregon. frice 1
per acre, on easy terms.
W. W. BBFBY,
Boom 1 Hamilton Bids.
WILL DEVELOP
HEPPNER MINES
Oattl and Hog.
CHICAGO, April 16. Union
Yards:
Cattle. Hogs.
Chicago 20.000 10,000
Kansas City 10,000 8.000
Omaha 9, 000 6,500
Hogs Opened slow, prices 6
lower; 7.166 left over yesterday
oelpts year ago. 26,000. Mixed and
butchers, 86.867.86; good, $7.S07.60
rough, $7,104(7.6; light, $6.807.2S.
Cattle Weak.
8heep 10 cents lower.
Stock
Sheep.
12.000
6,000
3.000
cents
re-
Jack Fltzpatrlck of Chicago, who
meets "Young Corbett," the feather
weight champion, was born in Streator,
111.. January 11, 1SS2. and holds the
following undefeated record:
Shorty Ryan, knockout ( rounds;
Young Blpke, knockout 8; Sock Healy,
knockout, 2; Young Buffalo, knockout 1;
Kid Farmer, won. 6; Bill Jones, knock
out, 6; Jack Doyle, knockout 1; Young
Kenny, knockout, 2; Sock Healy, knock
out, 1; Tommy. Sullivan, won, 6; Kid
Fink, knockout, 3; Jim Ross, knockout,
3; Jim Rellly. draw, 16.
FOBZLAVO WHOLESALX PEICIS,
Grain, Xlour sad Fees. ' ;
Wheat Walla Walla, lie; bluestem, 80c;
.vaue, joe j J
liarlar seed. 821.60: rolled. 828.00.
' Oats Mo. I While, 61.lIJtWl.io; gray, 6LUQ
S'luor Ealtars Oregon: Patent. 84:1004:46;
Dlaiuoud Vt., 60; straiKliu, a.6o4.iW;
tauc, A.ousjs.iw, araiuuu, fea, loa.
Mlllstnffa Bran, $1&M per ton; aUddllnts,
fHW, fl,vv, W.
, ilajr llluoLBJ, S1U.O0; ciu. 614.00.
Baps, Wool and Hide.
Hups JBMtfiWJsO lor cnolce; UQ3 eoatrscta.
loc .
' Wool Nominal. Valley, iotffee: sUstarn
OregoB, 1014ci Mohair, SOc.
bUTpak luailieariiisa, 14ViCjlloj short
WMM, sw, mfTMIVU WWWI, WV MJU Wool, SOC
laUow rrima, per St, 6i,4c; So. ,
crHaas. XbiVic.
tiiuea rj juun, 00. 1, 10 pounds and ud
U; dry kip, Ao. 1, 6 to la Hm,
Coal From Them to Be on the Mar
ket This Year.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 1 6. Close Wheat
July, 6-2 S. tt lower; May, 6-2 ft,
lower.
Corn July, 4-214, unchanged; May, 4
3ft, tt down.
LARGESTFREIGHTER
IN THE WORLD
.. . NEW
YORK'S
Most Celebrates Medium
CHOICE REAL ESTATE
aiargahouMt, lot fronting ISO feet
on Washington street, very line
location. Will sell separately.
7 -room house, Thurman street; joins
new Fair Grounds.
I 2 new houses; 9 rooms each; Just com
pleted; central location; very desirable.
2 lots, 7th and Broadway. Holladay's.
1 .5 lots on river above Inman &. Poul-
sen s mill. Very sightly.
4 lots on Salmon and NartOIa streets.
near Multnomah Club. Fme location.
Plenty of lots in King's Second Addi
tion on CI san, Hcyt, Irving, Johnson
and Marshall streets, m best newly
built residence part of city.
Various other properties.
Call and see us
Safety Tube Boiler Works MONTAGUE & king
22b Mark ot., Portland, Ure.
marine and stationary tioilers manufactur
ed and repaired, and all kinds of boilers
altered toincrease heating surface.
Kola Tonic Wine Is sold over all Leading Hotel Bars, and
is drank as a Tonic Wine or Brace-Up. Kola Tonic Wine is
also put up for Medicinal Purposes, and sold by all Leading
Druggists. There is nothing better than the best. Beware
of worthless imitations. References and testimonials, and
analysist's report on the quality and purity of our Wine at the
Hygiene Kola Co.
305 Stark Street.
sKfca5Btel-
& CO.
85 TO 89 UNION AVE., PORTLAND, OR.
tba I
her
Extracts from
Press Notices.
l&ulOHc wr
1 litel dry cult ISO, t under 6 Iba. Ma: Ari
salted, bsua and staas, 1-a leas Uian ihj fliuti
Ballad b1mb, steer, aound, Oo poiuios or over
fttUiott; 60 to SO lbs, JVjitttH:; under 60. tta.
and news, 7c; stage and bulla, sound, SfeoVc'
alp, sound, 16 to 30 Um, Jc; auuud, lu to 14
10a, 7c; calf, sound, under 10 Uu, be; gttxa
.. r tiinsslted), 10 tb leas; cuUa, le 10 leaa; tiurau
Itldaa, salted, each, 1.2&.1.76; dry, aacn, XI. 00
4BV1.60; colU' uldea, eacn, BiyJot-; (utt axina
common, each, lo'lic, Angora, wits woul uu'
' eacu, citiXi.oo. .
. Butter, Est sal Poultry.
Batter Oregon crmunwy, ICfnUfe; Cslifor
.Sia, 2uu2iMre; dairy, loilttc; tort, llUiUc
Bigga ren Ores-u, loijdtlOc. -UuMisa
full creaiu. miu, IVtslTiic; Vounc
. AnMtrlca, lb3,JUIttv; HumUuu, ll17c; Call lor ula,
loc.
r"oUltry ChlckeDB, mixed, 12'ilSc per ID
hens, lSttaittc; ruBiter, little 16; broiler.'
lOylTc Oi; suriugs, loloc lb; uucks, 114iloc
. geese, 7ttttsc Hi.
guaas, 2b.
' ' Orooarias, Vuta, Eta.
; Sugar "Sack Uaala," cube, 3.62!4: nowd
red, S6.46H; dry granulated, Ts-ail'; Vxtrs
4i S4.6IttS "Wa C, .7; barrebi, ioc; i!
Itarrala, S&e; boxes, boe udvanw on aack brnala
fcas Sfie per ewu fur caab. lb uuya; maple, lOl
e Bouey i4ttlSc per frame.
Coffna Wreen HikUa, 21u,&S;; Java fancr
Jara, food. 2oac; Jara, ordlnarr 18
5J Coaa iUca, fancr, W'aiuc; (Joata ulcu.
I. suod, 10lsc; toatu klca, ordluary. lottiac
per Id; Columbia roaat. Xlu.ti.1: irin,..ii....
Xll.iatt lUt; Uua. 11.Z Hat;- OordoTa. 11 a
Tens Oolong, dinVrint grades, Ui4iuoc- tluu-
DeBTder. 2a&eUc: Enullah lu-.tf....
iereat grade, lc6ic; Kolut-r Leg. uucolored
w oiwc, icu daouu, jury acarce, Sou
Belt Bales, 2 8s, 4a, f,s. 10a. J2.10; fine
table, dairy, 60s, 8ac; loua, I4c; Imported Lir-
aroool. Ooa, 4oc. .
, Salt Worceater aalt. bulk, t,bla., 320, S3 00-Woroeatia-.
140 Sa, xfi.Su; Vorceter, 100 S'
83.60; Worcester, 30 b. ia.lti; 30 10a, S5.00:
' . Uueu sacks, boa, 8ic. '
, bait Uoarac, half ground. 100a, per . ton
S14.00; SOa. per ton, H.6t; LlTerpooL lump!
"Coal for market will com from our
mine in the mountains out from Uepp
ner," said C. JS. ' Redfleld, who arrived
from, that city this morning. "There is
too much snow- up there for us to do
anything as yet but we are all ready
to begin work with a full force as soon
as the summer season opens, and before,
winter comes again we will have things
in paying shape."
The coal deposits of which Mr. Kea-
neld speaks are 21 mile from Heppner,
and are not in touch with any railroad
line, but he believes a road will be built
to them within a short time.- "The road
will come," he said.' ""We have no feor
about that for we know .that we hna
plenty of coal there, and the moment
we prove that the railroad will build to
us to get our business. As yet we have
done but little work, but we are only
waiting for the snow to go. Heppnor
coal will bo on the market beforo the
end of 193."
Jim Hill's Steamer Minnesota Was
Launched Today.
INDUSTRY FOR
SHEEP RAISING
Corporation Launched With Capi
tal Stock at $2,000,000.
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
f la comparing Grain-0 and coffee
- remember thai while the taste is
i . - ttw same Grain-O gives health and
, strength, while coffee shatters the
; nervous system arid breeds disease
. ' .1 of the digestive organs. Thinking
, people prefer Graiu-O and its ben-
. 4)fiU.
, TRY IT TO-DAY.
Ugroosn wrarywhare; lc. and SfeM package.
Phil Metschan, A. H. Devers and John
Lamont have filed incorporation papers
at the County Clerk's office, creating tho
Oregon Sheep & Land Company, with a
capital stock of 12,000,000. It Is the pur
pose of the corporation to buy extens
ive lands, build irrigating ditches, where
found necessary, and by other means es
tablish large stock raising Industries.
Two hundred thousand shares of stock
are offered for sale at 810 per share.
(Journal 8pecial Service.)
NEW LONDON, Conn., April 16. The
Minnesota, the first of the large cargo
ships building for the Oreat Northern
Railroad, was successfully launched to
day at the yards of the Eastern Ship
building Company at Groton, The
christening ceremony waa performed by
Miss Clara Hill, daughter of President
J. J. Hill, in the presence of a great
crowd of spoctators, who applauded en
thusiastically as the big vessel slid
.lown the-, greased ways and took her in
itial dip in salt water. "
The Minnesota, which is larger than
any . vessel ever before built in this
country, and is only equalled in size in
tho world's fleet by the Celtic, the Cedrlc
and the new Kaiser W 11 helm II, Is 630
feet long, 73 feet 6 Inches beam and 66.5
feet from keel to upper deck, having nine
decks in all. Tho total cargo capacity
:s 30,000 tons deud weight. The ship has
hatches so large that a locomotive or
freight car can be lowered into the hold
intact, ready to be hoisted upon the rails
In some foreign land.
The crew will be mostly Asiatic, with
white officers in charge, and number in
all 50. The vessel is built for long
voyages on the Paclflc, the distance from
Seattle to Honolulu being 2,300 miles, and
from the latter port to Yokohoma about
3,600.
The bunker capacity is 6,000 tons and
the mammoth ship will have two verti
cal inverted direct acting triple expan
sion surface condensing marine engines, ,
driving twin screws and . having an indi
cated horse power of about 10,000 at 78
revolutions per minute to push her on to
her destination at a 14-knot gait
Acknowledged by
profession and all
patrons to bare no
equal.
SEE THIS WOKDEH
TVL LITTLE LACY.
THROUGH PSYCHIC VIBRATION .he fir-
power to control. Tells
your bopes, carea, feura.
wbo ana wben you will
marry, what you are
best adopted to or bow
to succeed. Comforts
tb. airk, disappointed
and nnliappT gives sd
, lc and aids to sucoeaa
In all matters of bual
nesa. speculations, loana,
lawsuits, wills, lnberl
tsnoes, changes, etc. Lo
cates mlnea. treaaurea
and abeent friends.
No matter what your
troubles are, see ber at
once and be adrlaed.
Nbe will belp tq.ii. Nbe
bas belped thouaanda
through aiaxrelons nat
ural gifts aud spirit
power.
satisractlon guaran-
8 hop Phone, Union tit.
Hm. Ptone- Pink 740.
Banfield-Veysey Fuel Co.
This little lu.ly
may lustlr be
termed the Queen
of mediums.
I owe my sncceaa
In buMnees to ber.
be can reaO the
innermnal tboujihtx
of tile soul.
1 cannot clulnln
ber wonderful pow
er.
Hlmulr wonder
ful, f conlil not
tell . the atory of
my life aa wHI as
abe read It.
Perfectly Mor-
relous. 1 got the
estate left mo of
which I hail no
knowledge until I
went tu her.
SLAB WOOD
Cet your orders in arty and give your wood chart c to dry.
Office: No. 430 THIRD STREET
Ore. Pboae, Mala 353; Columbia 373. PORTLAND, OREGON
I I C 1 1
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ted.
V.JB
hfibe makea aa chare.
If tbe object of your
rlilt Is not explained
wunoui Basing a question.
A. 11. to
, HOTHI 10
8 t, M. dally.
All ars w.loome. A visit will make you her
life-long friend. -'-
' MRS. LESLIE,
Room 88 827V, Washington Bt.
No sign. - ,
Drink the Old and Renowned
Gambrinus Lager Beer
. Send orders for Bottled Beer to
OFFICE, 793 WASHINGTON STREET
BEST BUY
IN CITY
8-ROOM HOUSE, hard finish,
cement walks and cellar,
fine lawn, grape arbor and
other fruits, corner lot East
aoth St. Inquire of owner,
719 flarquam Building. No
agents.
Henry M. Wagner & Co.
165 H fourth Bt, uall Bid?.
BAS SOKE GOOD BTJTS XJT
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS CHANCES
Call and Be K Before
Every Woman
Is iatersMed and should know
about tbe wonderful
MARVEL Whirling Spray
be new " iti k j n.t. Jnfn
fitm end Suction Best Hat-
Mi .now iiODTemciH.
It UeaaM. lauaatlf.
affile
m, j
ti
Telephone No. Main 49-
-Both Phones
MAY BE LONESOME.
(Journal Special Service.)
HONOLULU, April 16. There are no
inhabitants on Midway Island, a "fly
speck" In the Pacific, but the govern
ment Is to supply at least one. Lieutenant-Commander
Hugh Rodman has
been appointed as the first Governor of
the island, although as yet "there are no
people for him to govern. It is thought
that with the coming of the Pacific
cable settlers will go to the place.
STRIKE AT JACKSON.
'
(Journal 8pecial Service.)
JACKSON, CaL. April 16. Owing to
a er tike, of the miners the greater por
tion of the Kennedy mine is closed down
and orders have been issued to plank It
up.
Mothers! ,
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over 6LTTT TSARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
while TEETHING, with PERFECT SCCCESa
It SOOTHES the CHILD, 80FTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and
ta the best remedy for DIARRHCEA. Sold bv
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure i
and ask for "Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
ana take no otner uxut. Twenty-averts, a bottl I
Afk TMT 4rats1 fcr II
If be cannot mpi'iy the
MARVEL. accfM no
Other, but. rend itninp fatfU'1
lnatratad book ...i.d.It arras
full partitnlan atHl .11 ie"iion In
valuable to ladle. wtRVKL :.
Stoom 1SK. Tiniea Bide.. N.wTork.
or sals by WO0DARD, OLARKE 00.
F.W.BALTES&CO.
Printers
Second and OakStreets
BOTH PHONES
Q SPICES O
COFFEE.TEAa
BAKIN0 P0WDES?,
AMurtfhairy.' iHrwsrrlivor.
CL0SSET6DEYERS
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Henry Weinhard Gasoline Launch
f . . owners, attention: Tbe launching seaaon Is
; m nesr at band and to enjoy tb full benefits of
roprttor o iu .
City Brewery
L-ergett and Most Complet '
Brewery in the Northwest
Bottled Beer a Specialty
TIphone No. fi. ' Office 130. aad
ftumsid Streets, Portiand, Or. .
launching you anould bars your englna over
hauled and put In first-claaa condition. This.
will prevent the mlabapa that mar pleasur.
We bare mecbanlca that are eupwlally akllled
in thla Una of work and w will be pleased to
mass aaumai. at any lime.' raona Bouts MOB.
A. J GILL & CO,,
, Osnaral ' afachlnists, S30-SSI Oak 8t,
C. GEE WO
THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR
Is called great be
cause his wonderful
cures are " so . well
known throughout
the - United States,
and because so many
people are thankful
to him for saving
their live from
OPERATIONS
He treats any and
all diseases - with
powerful Chinese
herbs, . roots, buds,
barks and vegetables
that are entirely un
known- to medical science in this coun
try, and through the use of these harm
less remedies. This famous doctor knows
the action of over 600 different remedies
that he has successfully used In different
diseases. He guarantees to cure catarrh,
asthma, lung troubles, rheumatism, ner
vousness, stomach, liver, kidneys, female
trouble and all private dlaeases. Hun
dreds of testimonials. Charges moderate.
Call and see him.
. OONSVS.TATZOH FBES.
Patienta out of the ity write for blank
and circular. Inclose stamp. Address
THE C. GEE WO
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
llllll
MONEY
TO LOAN
On Improved Real Estate or for
Building Purposes.
NO COriMISSION
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FRED. H. STRONG,
103 Seoond Street, near Stark,
, Etc.
Buying-.
Settlers
Located
1B2V4 Third Btreet, Portland, Or. Men
tlon thl paper. - -, .
METROPOLITAN PRINTING CO.
PRINTERS
?Mtr 163 Second Street
XT . TOO AU LOOXXWCt ' TO
. homesteads or timber claims, we can
locate you: claims cruislna- from 4.
000,000 to 6.000,000 feet per quarter,!
section, yeiow nr ana cedar; also yel
low pine claims, 2.600.000 to $,000,000.
SAJiTOatD WBT, Ablngtoji Bldg.
SPECIALTIES foe the LADIES of POBTLAKD. !
, All kind.
FXATHim asi X0AS CLZAMED and CriLXD.
UU. M. OILBEST, from London.
100 J VlttU near cruer, fboa Wast ego,
v artlaad,-er. , .
Under Homestead, Stone aad Timber
Acts. We have cruised ' nearly tbe
entire State of Oregon.
KEEGAN & McDONALD,
308 Ablngton Bids.
HERB TOtT ABB I '
A OREAT BIG BARGAIN v.
Good S-room house, 291 North ISth
streets between Overton and Pettygrov
Streets, full 6qxl00 feet.
Price, only $2250
Wakefield, Prl Co., 829 Stark St,
FOR SALE
Good SAWMILL Location
; With 500 Acres Timber, with
flume leading to tide water
on Columbia river. ,
X Journal Oifice. ' i ,
v.