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No. 1, of Portland. All mambprs of tHa anion
ara raquaatpd to ba praaant at tha nlmtlnr
Pt1oui to Baptamhar la, whan a ota Will ba
takan aa to tha parent body affiliating with
Ida Aoifrlcan fadvratlon ef Labor.
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LEGAL V0TICX,
MOTICB TO MARINERS Tha Oraaon Ball
road A Naalcatlon Company propoaca to ba-
(in on Heptambar 3 tsarina oat a portion
or tna aziatma draw protection on tb aouth,
or ap-tram and of their brldga acroaa the
wiuamptta rlrar In tha city of Portland:
and about September 0 aipact to begin
an nn puea tor the new araw protection.
Diuina the tlma tbla work la andor nroareaa
It will ba Dooaaaary for boats to approach
aa araw wito treat caatlon; eaptalna and
pllota ara therefore requested to axarclaa tba
Utmoat care In paaalnx through tha brtdaa
wnua ma renewals rererreo to era- neing
made. W. H. KENNEDY.
Chief Enflnoer tba Oregon Railroad A Narl
cation Company.
MOTICE la berehy (Iran that on tba 14th day
of Aurust, 1808, O. C Ton Ealoffstaln of
Portland, Oregon, waa duly adjudicated bank,
rupt: end thafhta flrat meetliia; of bla credi
tor! will ba beVt at room tVM), Chamber of
Commerce building. Portland. Oregon, an tha
11th day of September, 1908. at 10 o'clock
a. m., at which tlma the aald credltora may
attend, prore their clalma, appoint a trnatee,
examine tha bankrupt and tra linnet such other
bualneaa aa may properly come before aald
meeting.
Iated. Portland. Oregon. Angnat 81. 1803.
AhEX WWBKK. Referee In Bankruptcy.
Today's Toraoaat.
Except a few abowera In Arlsona and New
Mexico Uo rain of ronaequeoce haa fallen during
the last 24 boura OTer the western balf of the
I'nlted States. It la foggy at the mouth of the
Columbia Htpt, but elsewhere along the coast,
north of Ban Francisco, It Is clear snd pleesent-
In the Middle West It Is cooler than normal,
while In the Rocky Mountain states the tem
persturcs are abore tha seasonal arerage. In
the Pacific Coast state they are about nor
mal. The Indications are for fair and warmer
weather In this district Tuesday and YVednea
day.
Maximum temperature In the last 24 boura.
T4; minimum temperature, 52; precipitation,
none.
MARKETS SUM
MANY CHANGES
AtmS XBATS AU OBXTBBAUY
ZeOwzxi ixnovos sto ozAjraxs
J9CATX fATXZ.T OtlOVBiXBIt Of
XAMI XTXBT TXBTnBBTOT IXOTI
rom ZjOwex rBxozaV-zAJU) xnr.
r-axlflo Ooat OjuUt Baaiacm Opang To-
morrflrar and Vrw QncktloM Ar Aa
n oanoaid X avatara BMtuU Will Bo
XlaTB o AoooiiBt of maJlar Ontoh
ad Admnoad Ooai of' &bor and Tla
Bb-8" Art Vv AffaimMto 81 Conta.
Kaxkta of Bll! Wook.
Kastern packed meata ' lower.
Lavrd advanced H ceitU
Wheat firm at former quotatlona.
Egg attll atlff at htRtier flrure.
Poultry in larva denaaod.
Harriaga Licanaaa.
Jacob Lenthold. 24. and Christian Heaa, II.
F. E. Brown, 37. and Adelaide M. Miller. 17.
J,. Booth. sa,.and.Katbwo II. Miller, m
i. Dawson, 94. snd Kutn . MUlcr, Hi
Births.
August 14, to Mr. snd Mrs. P. M. Potter
of 20 Harrison street, a daughter. .-
August 2ft, to Mr. and Mrs. II. Hansen of
TOO Kant Twelfth street. North, s son.
August 18, to Mr. and Mrs. G. Lamer of
480 Beacon street, a daughter.
August 2fl. to Mr. snd Mrs. N. H. Coulter
of 2.15 Twelfth street, s daughter.
August 21. to Mr. snd Mrs. A. Eprlnger of
134 North Twelfth street, a daughter.
August 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Char lea of 300
North Twenty-fourth street, a son.
August 20. to Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Rudy of
Bishop Beott scademy, s daughter.
August 3. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Endlcott of
B04 PettygroTc street, a son.
August 14, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Sandstrom of
327 Main street, a son.
Contagious Dtasasee.
August 28, Emery Bchmeer of 150 Eaat BeTen
tenth street; typhoid ferer.
August 26. Joseph Matschlner of 203 Burn
aide; erysipelas.
August 0, child of C. P. Anderson of 875
Cable street; erysipelas.
Angust 2. J. N. Mason of Ostrander, Waah,;
typhoid ferer.
Deaths.
August 2. Hans Hansen, aged 22. at fit.
Vincent's hospital, of tuhercnloela. Interment
Lone Kir cemetery.
August 27. Cornelius O'Brien, sged 00, at St.
Vincent's Hospital, of erysipelas. Interment
Bt. Mart a cemetery.
August 2R. Era A. M. Carlson, aged 34. at
734 Vaughn street, of rupture. Interment
HlrerTlew cemtery.
August 28, Lew Ring, aged 40. at Jabs House
bospltul, of abscess of the llrer. Interment
Lone Fir cemetery.
August 29, 8. Berwln, sged 04, at St. Vln
1 cent's hospital, of apoplexy.
The Edward Holman Undertaking; Co..
funeral directors and embalmeri. 220
Third etreet. Phone 607.
J. P. Flnley & Son, funeral directors
and embalmers, have removed to their
new establishment, corner Third and
Madison streets. Both phones No. 9.
Crematorium, on Oregon City car
line, near Bellwood; modern, scientific,
complete. Charges Adulta," $S5; chil
dren, 125. Visitors 9 to 6 p. m. Portland
Cremation' Association, Portland, Or;
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BnrBB VIEW CEMETEBY.
Sing-lea graves, $10. Family lots from
175 to 1,000. The only cemetery in
Portlandr-twhich perpetually maintain
and cares Tor lots. For full information
apply to w." . Mackenzie, Worcester
Block, city. W. M. Ladd, president
. - ' Baal Estate Transfer.
Phoenix Land Company to C. J. Myers
lot 7, Irrlngton acreage
and wife.
tracU 400
W. L. and A. Herman to Electric ' Land
, Company, lot 20, block 37, Portsmouth. 10
James and Anne Olsen to Electric Land
Company, pari lota 5, 0 and 7, block St,
Portsmouth
John H. Johnson and wife to Electric
Land Company, part block 88, Ports.
.month '.. ,
James 8. Reed and wife to E. E. Shield,
lot 10. part kit 11. block 118. OroTer'
add M0
Fred 8. Morris to IVter Broern. lota B.
and 0. block 2. City View park ISO
Wi J. Molloy and wife to William Plymp
ton. tots 12 ind 13. block-0. Brnah'a
add 185
Lucy, and Oscar ahattuck to Ira O. Shat
tuck, lot 2, block 20. Alblna 1.000
Ira O. Shattuek to Oscar and Lucy Bhnt
tuck. lots 5 and 0. block 103. Carutb.
er a add 1.000
Ira O. Bhattuck and. Oscar Shattuek to
Lucy A. Shattuek, lot 1, block 158, city. 1,888
W. J. Zimmerman et al. to Ellsa atone,
- lots 1 and 0, 'section 20; lots 4 and 10,
aectlon 21, township 1 north, range I
east; also 54.80 acres aectlon 90, towa
ablp I north, rang 8 -east
Sheriff to N. Eastman, north 40 feet lot
15, block 14, Albiua i IB
(i
Get your title Insurance and abstracts
to real estate from the Title Guarantee
A Tust Co.. Chamber of Commerce.
Building Permit.
To A. B. Manley. erect one-story store at
Willi, ma avenue Inrl Knott. -l cost arau.'
To c. O. Isaacson, erect one-story dwelling
Vancattrer aenoe and Itt. to eoat $ r.noo.
Tn J. Cordana. erect one-story Bat at Ninth
and Bnrnslde, to coat at.ouu. .
To Jake Cordana, repair iwo-rory. aoaae at
(It and Bnrnaldn. to coat B1.B30.
a. v. wcrariana. sreot two-atory swelling
"Wfesy and Eaat TwentyrolntB, to eoat.W.
.n ' ..." - -.. . :. . .
. To'Ualarkoy'Deoerg. axcarat at ieveatk and
Aakeay. W cost s.iMfc ,
Front Street, Aug. The packed
meat market during- th first three days
of the week shows a diwSlne. On Satur
day the Cud&hy Paclclgw company de
clined ita quotations on eastern sides,
backs and butts amokrtl and unamoked,
U cent a pound. This move was caused
by the decline of the local manufac
turers a few daya previous and also by
the weakness of the ineral prvlslon
market of the East. The same con
cern, following- the nvsve of the local
people, advanced the quotations on lard
of all grade H cent a pound.
Barns Ara Weak.
Although the quotations on hams on
either the local or the EaMern. brands
haa not been chanared lately, the mar
ket on that product Is conaldcred quite
weak and a decline all -along, the line Is
more likely than an adlvance at this
time.
Oyster lauon tn Open.
The Ideal oyster aeamtn opens tomor
row morning and the Hollowing; quota
tions have been announced: Shoal water
bay, sacks. 13.25; gaJlon. J 2 (ff 2.25 ;
Olympla, sacks, $5.255.50; gallona.
22.2B.
Eastern Oysters itr Higher,
On account of a smaller catch of
Eastern oysters quotations on the vari
ous brands have been lidvaneed. This
move waa also caused by the higher
prices being; paid both fbr labor and tin.
Eag:le brand of Easterns are now quoted
CO cents a dozen high rr. the new Hat
being 17.20. Other brands are likewise
higher.
Egg's Are Up Arala.
The first three days In the egg mar
ket was quite lively and quotations
have shown some advance. What was
most wonderful In the erg market was
Its sudden rhange from extreme dull
ness to one or unusual, activity. This
was caused to some extent by the
change In the weather from warmness
to on of coolness. Rernlpts within the
past few days have been quite liberal
but a heavy demand wgis sufficient to
clean everything up at higher prices
Today quotations range, from 20 to 21
cents with many sales being made at
both-figures. - - '
Much Demand far Poultry.
In all lines the poultry market sho
an exceedingly strong demand, except,
perhaps, for geese and turkeys. Young
springs are not ccmlng so lively as they
wore and prices are on the main very
much bettor. Old herls continue to be
the whole thing and prices as they are
now quoted are sufflefk-nt to make the
poultry business a pnylng Investment.
There seems to be a dparth of ord hens
on the street and even the poorest stock
Is being sold at the ' top quotations.
Qc-ese and turkeys ane arriving every
once In a while but the demand seems
to be off altogether. Duck demand Is
better.
Better Export Demand.
The export demand for flour Is much
better than at this srane period during
the preceding year. Prices are largely
In excess of those of the former period.
the lower prevailing tpelght charges to
the Orient being the most Important
factor. The principal! demand now
comes from Japanese points, but the
call from Hong Kong Is well above that
of last year. Local flour prices are held
firm and there seems to lie some change
breeding In the market which will likely
bo hatched out in the next few days.
At present the market has every ten
dency for an advance despite the talk
of the flouring mill men that prices
are too high already.
AU Want Wheat.
Although the outside Indications are
that wheat Is not In as heavy demand
as. it was. still no ctffers of stock for
sale at current quotations are being re
fused by any of tha local millers. They
arc simply laying low and seem to havo
come to some sort of agreement that
prices are too high and they will there
fore wait and try to bear them down a
trifle. At this momeirt such a movement
seems folly for the men engaged In It
as the farmers nrei determined more
than ever to hold- for even higher
figures and a temporary setback will
not knock them off t'Jielr high perch In
an effort to sell before the market
slumps. Local mille rs now seem to be
willing to pay at lea it 2 cents a bushel
over tha figures offered by exporters.
Quotations are unchanged today.
Small rish Metre Plentiful.
Small flh arrived (in a more liberal
supply today, and tha market took on
a livelier tone. Silver salmon and amelt
from' the Sound are in large arrival and
are receiving a fair 1 demand. 'Soekeye
salmon Is plentiful :nd quotations are
not showing any change.
tn tha Produce Market.
In the produce market the receipts
of peaches from The Dalles were
slightly heavier than on Saturday, 'when
the street was about : bare. A fimall lot
arrived from Ahlant this morhjrlfr con
signed to Page & Sin and were quoted
at BO cents a box. , Those from The.
Dalles are selling fi.'om 75 to 85 cents,
according to grade land quality; One
car of nutmegs 'and one car of sweet
potatoes arrived todny. The megs were
from Washington,' 'while the sweets
were from Sacramento. Sweets are
quoted slightly, lower with prices rang
ing from 2Vi to 2V4 cents a' pound. A
car of fancy lemons Is due to arrive
from the South torn Drrow. . The regular
liner from San Frknfclsop arrived Satur
day night and the stuff Was on the
street today. Watermelons are tn an
over supply with quotations wavering.
A fair supply of huckleberries from
California were rec lived and are being
quoted at 1 1 cents a pound.
Potatoes la Ifnir Demand.
The demand for potatoes is growing
better and -prices are retaining their
firmness. The demand, for shinning
stocks at the moment floes not seem to
be. very - HVely. Re ports from Wrilf &
Sons of Ran Franfrisco to their local
house, say that to. lay there waa a
slightly tetter demand: foiy shipping
sock froitt Honola'Ki,V,,TPrlcW are un
changed. The locrh-onlon market Is
still quiet, very little of the stocV bav
ins; reached- tha street as yet.- Walla
Wallas (tro arlvinj tn fair supply but
the demand la not brisk. Callfornlas
llnd a fair sale. I .
Prawn Meats la Demand.
; In , the fresh meat market the balf
week' has' soen a wonderful demand for
hogs, a, fair demand -for beef and the
usual call for veal . Hog' prices are
higher.
There was nothing doing In the hop
market, the dealers not caring to make
any offers until after the harveat With
a continuance of today's weather a fair
yield may be looked for. Everything
now depends on the weather man crops,
prices and sise of. yield.
Today's quotation, as revised, are aa
follows: '
POITLAXD WH0LZ8A1I PRIOZak
f OralnJ Flour and Teed. '
WHEAT Export uuoUtlona, new Walla
Walla. 7 He; Mueetem, die; Valley. 81c.
BARLEY Teed. 121: rolled. 122.
OATS No. 1 white, 11.10; gray, ll.OSa
1.0TH.
rU)UR Eaatara Oregon: Patents. IS.SBQ
$4.10; straights, 3.; Vslley, f3.7BOS.80;
grabam, Us, IS.4U; 10s, 3.70.
MILLS TUFFS Bran, ' llfl.OO per tons mid'
SOW .Wl . ......... a4 1W1 ' .knn S 1 B fWl
MAI Tluwtoy I4.Di'iin.uu; ciOTer, fiv.vu
QU.ou; wneat, lixuxa i4.ou.
Bop Weal and Hide.
HOPS 204121 ttc for 1002a: 1008 contracts,
WOOL Valler. eoaree to roedlam. tOlOlSVfce;
One. naiTVte: Eastern Oregon, loaioc; Uo-
nsir, nominal, wtpiifc.
BllfclteHIUNB eneanng. ik, uor
1 . . II 'I . .,.... aU.. Inn. VMlL
K(tt.U each.
tILLOW Prima, ear lb, OSci No. S and
grease. !2Hc
HIDES Dry bldea. No. I, ' 10 ponnda and
np, I4c per ID dry kip. No.' 1, B to is mm,
lie; dry calf. No. 1, under B Iba. lBei dry
salted, bulla aid stags, 1-1 less than dry
Dint; aalted bldea, steer, aound. 00 pounds or
nTer. Tttsc: BO to 00 lbs. TttHe: under 00 Iba
and aowa. Tc: etage and balls, nd, Oct
aip, aoona, 10 to no ids, tc; wobbo,
14 lbs. Te; calf, aoaod. under 10 Iba, Be; grwan
lunaaltedl. le ner m leu: culls, le bw
less
each,
boras' bldea. aalted. each. l.aB01.TrT.
ai ttf6 1 Rl. ,. hlaa Mch. SBttJOOCl
(oat 'skins, common, each. 10416; Angora, with
wool oa, aacb, 29cQll.ua
Butter, Egg and Poultry.
Bl'TTEB Kitra. 22Wc: creamery.
22Mic; dairy, lSa20e; store. lOUlSc
jHi rresb Oregon, VJitf iic.
C11KESB r-ull cream, twin. 14ct Toang
American. 1041 16 He.
POULTRY Chicken, mixed. Ilffll2e par 16;
bens. 12Hitl3c; roosters. 3c per lb; broil
ers. 1415c per lb; fryers. 1414Sc per lb;
ducks, 124c per U; geese, VtfKe per lb;
turkeya, lire, nominal; dressed, nominal.
9 FrulU and Vagatablaa.
POTATOES New, 7e8oc; buyera' prloea.
70c; iswU, 24(i2Hc.
OMOMJ (slirorula slirerssins, ur-
gon, 8Bc; Wslls Walla, 80Hiac; gsrnc, o
Uioc.
a KESH FltriTS Apples, fancy Oregon,
(1.00; new California, 11. DO per Doi; oranges,
late Valenclaa. 14 box: Mediterranean sweeU,
13.00; bananas. Be lb; Honolulu, 1X00 per
bunch; huckleberries, 12Sc per lb; lemons,
choice. la.OO; fancy. 14. 00 414. bO; limes. Meil
csn. 05c per 100; pesches, ?fti00c; pineapples,
t.'l oO; figa. Mack. 11. 50; white, l.ool 25;
plums, 403B0c; rauskmelons, 11.50 per dos.;
Oregon nutmeg. 1.2Bi.ftO crste; wstermelona
(Rllfomla, (iSitttXic ier cwt; The Dallea. 85o;
Itoa-iie river. 1.00 per cwt; pears. 75cQll 00
l-r box; grapes, ll.ooyi.28; muscats, 1.4o;
crabapplea. 00c per box; nectarines, 85c; huckle
berries, 11c.
VEGETABLES Turnips. 11.00 ssekt carrots,
11.25; beets, 11.25 per sack; radishes. 12ty4J
15c dox; cabbage, Oregon, lc lb; let
tuce, bead. 15c per dot; green peppers, 20c lb;
horseradish. 8c lb; celery. O0(2j60c dos; beans,
string, yellow. 3H(t4e lb; green. 4Vt5c lb:
rhubarb. Sc lb; tomatoes, 50(ifl0e box; par
snips. 11.75; pfas, My 4c; cucumbers, B0Q75C
per sax; corn, 10c per dos.; efcgplaut, 10c lb;
butter beans. 10c lb.
DRIED FRUITS Apple, craporated, 07c
lb; apricots. 7tt210 lb; peacbs. eaOo Tb;
pears. 8c lb; prunes. Italian. 4HQ5H tt;
French. 101 lb; firs. California blscks. t
tSeVkc; do. wb It. 7HQHo lb; pin ma. pitted. BO
0e: rslslns. seeded, fancy 1-fb cartons. 50 pack
ages to esse. 84ic pkg; seeded, .2 -OS cart ona,
7Hc; loose Muaeatefles. K0-It boxes, HJ'He
tb; London layers. 11.75(32.00.
Sroosriea, Buta, Eta.
St'QAB "Sack bssU:" Cube. 15.90: pow
dered. 15.75; dry granulated. 15.65; extra
C. 15.15; Uolden C. 15.05; barrels, 10c; H
barrels, 25c; boxes. 50c sdrsnra on sacs Daala.
leaa 25c per cwt. for cash. 15 aajf. maple, 14 id
16c tb.
HONEV 14tl5c.
COFrtE Green Mocha. 21 ffl23c: Jara. fancy.
2fiy.S2c; Jara. good. 204925c; Jars, ordinary.
lotuuc; voa a iiicm, fancy,
Rica. good. le.'SlUc: Costa Rica, ardlnary. lot
12c per lb; package coffee. 11113.
TEAS Oolong. different grsdea, tn!A5e;
Gnnpowder. 2S32fft.Hoc; English Breakfast
different grsdea. 12 Sto 65c: Solder Leg, un
eolored Japan. 30QU0c; green Japan, vary
scarce. SOmceOc.
SALT Bales. 2s. 8s, 4s. Ba. 10a. 12 10; One
table, dairy, 60s, 88c; 100a, 74c: lmnoeted LW
arpool, 50s. 45c; 100s, 88c: 224s. 11.85.
SALT Coarse, bslf ground. 100a. par ton.
114.00 : 50s. per ton. 114.50; Liverpool, lump,
rock, 123.00 per ton; 60-tt rock, f 14.00; lOOa,
113.50.
ORAIN BAGS Calcutta, t3.75QO.00 per 100
for Angust delivery.
kicf imperial Japan. No. 1, OTie; no. 3.
He; New Orleana head, sc.
COAL OIL Caaea. 22c per gal. tanks; Water
White. Iron bbla. 18t4e. wooden. 18c: Dead
light, cases. 24c. Iron hhls. ITUc: gssollna. Iron
In cases. 40c; genuine kettle. In cases, 53c.
LINSEED OIL I'nre raw. In bbls, 44c; genu
ine kettle, boiled, esses 01c; bbla 40c; pure raw,
fcbls. 22c, cases, 28 He.
BENZINE 63 deg case 22c, Iron bbls 15He.
GASOLINE 80 deg cases 29VaC, Iron bbls
zzc.
TERPENTINE In cases. 75c, wood bbls
74Hc Iron Mils. 72c, 10-lb case lota. T7c.
BEANS Small white 4gi (4 c large whits
f3.H5iU4.00, pluk 13.7613.00. buyou 14.75. Lluiaa
15.00.
NUTS Pesnut. 6(!l7c per lb for rsw, OOlOe
for rosated: cocosnuts. 85S00c per do; wal
nuts, 14 H (9 15c per lb: pine nuts. 104ll2He
per lb: hickory nuts, 10c er lb: chestnuts.
Eastern. 15310c per lb; Rrssll nuts. 16c per
m; Hi Bert a. lsrrtisc per In: fancy pecans. 14J
idc per id; almonds. 14xioc per m.
Beats and Prorlslons.
FRESII MEATS Inspected: Beef, prima,
0c; cows. 6aSc; mutton, dressed, BQBc;
isnms, aressea, ac.
FRESH MEATS Front street Beef, prime
OdiOVic: bulla. 8HKC4c: cows. SiaflHe: pork.
TWiSo; vesl, 7 in fit S 4 e ; mutton, dressed, 5c;
lamtn. aressea, nc.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Port'snd psck (local)
bama, 10 to 14 lbs.. 16c: 14 to 10 Iba., ISHc;
breakfast bacon. lftH&zoc; picnics. lOUe
salted slde, 11c lh: anioked aide, 12c;
dry salted backs, 10c; bacon backs, ll4c;
hutts. saiteo. e; smoked, nic in.
EASTERN-PACKED HAMS T'nder 14 Iba.
16c; orer 14 lbs. 15c: fancy. 154aiHc; pic
nics, 11c; shoulders, lotyc: dry salted side,
lminiokod, 11c; brcakfaat bacon, 16l8c;
rainy, zuc.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s, Uc; Ba,
11 Wc; 50-lb tins, lnc; uteam rendered, 10,
loc; 5s. 10ic; 60s. loic.
EASTERN LARD-Kettle leaf. 10-lb tins.
llc; 6s, ll'Ac; Bo-lb tlna. HHc; steam rend
ered, 10s, lHic; Bs-. 11 He; 60s. 10ic.
A bore packing house prices ara net cash. Id
aaye.
SALMON Colombia RWer. l ib talla. 11. 70:
lltl tails, 12.40; fancy l ib flaU. 11.85; Hft
fancy flats. $1.10: fancy 1-Ib oral. 12.50: Alaska
tails, pink, SOc; red, 11.30: 2-tT tails. 12.00.
FISH Rock cod. 7c; flounders. Be: bsllbnt.
Be; ling cod, Tc: craba. 11 50 dos: raanr clams,
8jl0c per dos.: strlneil bass. 12V,c: salmon,
ehlnook, 7c: hiitnnbociis. 6c. sllyers. 7c; soles.
8c; chrlmps. Puget aound, 15c; catfish, 0c; illrcr
amelt, 6c lb.
- -
Total Visible Snpply.
Chicago, Aug. 31. The total grain
visible supply Is:
N.... Buntl shrdlsuhrd m mfw m m
Tndny Bushels
Bushels. Tear Ago.
Wheat 12,303,000 20,966,000
Corn 6,888,000 3,077,000
Oats 6,966,000 2,933,000
The American visible shijws: Wheat.
Increased 493.000 bushelrfij- torn, de
creased 559.000 bushels; oau, Increase 1
1,032,000 bushels. jb '
CHICAGO WHEAT
IS LOWER AGAIN
rrs nr wxbdt citt was a bait
XAXT TO TBBEE QUABTEBB
OKbTT DOWB TBE CABLES AB9
BETTXB WSATBEK HAS A DB
rBXMZjta XBTLUEKOE.
Corn ts Unchanged There Is Bothlng
In the Cash Situation to Move Prices
Bitter Way, the Tlalble Showing a
, Moderate Decraaae Oata Closed the
,Sam as Saturday But Cash I Quit
Health.
(Special PeTmlaalon of rVilton, do Rnyter A Co.)
Chicago, Aug. Jl. Logan A Bryan ad
vise:
The wheat market la a half to three
quarters lower. The cables and little
better weather had a depressing In
fluence. The delays on September con
tracts tomorrow also hurt our murketa,
causing liquidation. Indications arc that
scattered holdera In September wheat
will be more disposed to tnke In the
property and pay for It than hns been
the rule heretofore. The visible supply
waa about as had been expected. There
la no change In the cash position. The
demand was good, prices 'firm to a shade
higher In 'the South western markets.
The mills are still having difficulty In
supplying their wants. There I some
little talk of damage to wheat In the
shock in "Nebraska and the Northwest
by the recent rains. The weather In
Europe I rather better. If there ts a
weak feature In the situation It Is the
slow export demand, but with the con
dition of rop now being harvested
abroad. It does not scm as though for
eign buyers could remain Indifferent
much longer. We are still Inclined to
feel that wheat Is a purchase on the
weak spots.
Corn a Weather Market.
The corn market Is unchanged. The
weather Is unseasonably cool throughout
he West; light frosts reported In some
places, but nothing damaging. There Is
nothing In the cash situation to move
prices either way, the visible supply
showing a moderate decrease. Neither is
there any certainty about the crop out
come. Conditions are so varying and
uneven that report equally extreme In
both directions are current. There Ib
about aa much confidence on one side as
on the other among professional trad
ers. People who should be equally well
Informed on the crop conditions differ
to a wide degree. Out of all this, about
all the consolation one can draw Is that
onbody predicts a big crop or a full
yield. If the weAther should turn warm
again the bears would probably have
the best of It temporarily, but until there
Is a greater degree of It certainly any
material and permanent change Is cot
likely.
Cash Oats Bealthy.
The oats market closed about un
changed. The cash situation Is healthy
and speculative operations are about a
standoff. The action of corn Is, we
think, likely to affect the price of oat
more than anything In Immediate condi
tions pertaining directly to the oatp
market.
September lard Is about unchanged
from Saturday. This Is due to local con
gested condition. What the outcome will
be no one can tell, but the fact that local
and general sentiment are both unfavor
able to corn. Is lekely to have some
weight with those who are controlling
the situation. The rest of the list Is dull
and easier. There Is nothing to make It
otherwise with liberal receipts and a
moderate cash demand.
RAINS COST WHEAT
MOVEMENT TEN DAYS
"The Balas Bare Also Taken Some
thing Off the Quality of Orala,"
Says T. B. Smith, President
of an Elevator Company.
(Special Permission of Bolton, da Rnyter A Co.)
Chicago, lug. SI. The Record-Herald
today says: "The northwestern rains
the past week have cost us ten days In
the spring wheat movement," Bays P.
B. Smith, president of the 8t Anthony
Elevator Comflhny of Minneapolis. "The
rains have also taken something off tha
quality of grain, and I think have some
what lessened the quantity. The storms
came at Just a orltlcal time. There was
a general heavy rain over the spring
wheat territory Inst Sunday, after ths
harvesting had been under way about
two days, and there was another heavy
rain Wednesday. The experience not
only means delay in the movement, but
it also means delay in the availability of
wheat. There will be damp and tough
wheat, something that cannot be used
without mixing and drying. Thes
rains swelled tho berry somewhat
where the. wheat was exposed, burst tho
covering and more or less grain will be
lost.' In that way there will be some
lessening of the quantity of wheat. It
has boen a very serious week for grain
people In the Northwest, and has more
or loss changed the entire prospect."
err tittle Wheat Stacked.
Snow wired from St. Paul: "I came
through the Red river valley Friday.
and very little wheat was stacked. The
water was standing In low fields, and
the shocks there beginning to discolor."
Minneapolis wheat stocks are now
down to 886.000 bushels. There has
been a remayknble shortage ths year
In the primary Tresotptp of wheat, about
000.000 bttshels leas In the seven
weeks since July 1 thiln last year. But
here has also been a noteworthy fall
ing off In the primary shipments of
wheat since the crop started; 13,000,000
bushels less were shipped from the pri
mary points than for the same period
ast year. The net difference In tho
primary wheat movement compared with
last year has been 4.000.000 bushels, the
primary receipts 17,000,000 hushejs less,
but the primary shipments 13,000,000
bushels less.
The board of trade will adjourn from
next Friday to the following Tuesday,
following the example of Eastern ex
changes, and making Saturday a holl
day as well aa Monday.
r.irt
"Situations Wanted"
AdvsrtiMmerit. will t biwrted In THI
JOURNAL
Two Times Absolutely Free
If yoo AT too far from IE Journal Offlca,
phon or writ. Main 500.
$20,000 APPLE SALE
JADE AT HOOD RIVER
Blgh Price' Beceived for Spltxanberf
and Bewtown Grades Transaction
Zs the XiargMt Erer Mad In
That Locality.
CARPENTER AgS BflLDMa
(Journal Special Service.)
Hood River, Aug. 31 Manager Joe
Wilson of the Hood River Apple On lay-
era union -sold to the Davidson r run
company a large quantity of Spltzon-
berg apples at $2 and Newtowns at (1.80 I
f. o. b. Hood River. The deal amounted
to $20,000, and is the largest apple sale
ever made In Hood River.
T W T ITT IIIM.MIA. I, lln.4.. tm a.
carpenter, ballrier, general contractor, tons
rerooalln alterations, etc.; cabinet iror
Dd Jobbing a specialty; counter shelvtnf. Ire .
buxe, ate.; store son office flxtnroa: ap-to
si aou original earcenter wora oi ail 7:
kinds: norhlne- tne Imp nr tna amall fn
our iwuirijiaiv nuunoon; nn nics na
Bisks ana nnt no th hmt flr aereena la
rortiami. riho. font of Yamnm sr. i
pbone. Black J7; r.Here. 747 East BUrSI
raaldrroa phone. White Til.
JOHN A. MET.TON, carpenter and ball. SOf
Stark St.: offl end store flit area built aad
remodeled; altering snd repair fcoosse. fkoa
H. F. CLARK, carpenter and '.milder; repairing
and tohnln: nffl.'p flitnrce. Ileatrience nhane.
nasi ind. anop. ainin iimi. oa4 wraan. Bt.
ilinuns, rarpeiiirr nn pniinor; repairing auai
Jobbing; atore ami nfflce flitnre built. Bbof
JOB Columbia. I'bnnc flnr ISM.
CREAM AND CREAMERY BUTTER.
American Stocks In London.
Anaconda Copper advanced 1. Atchi
son advanced 14, preferred unchanged.
Baltimore & Ohio advanced , Chicago
& Alton advanced 14. Chesapeake & Ohio
unchanged. Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul advanced , Denver & Rio Orande
unchanged, Erie advanced H, first ad
vanced 14, Illinois Central niiyanced H.
Louisville k Nashville advanced .
Mexican Central advanced , Missouri,
Kansas and Texas advanced 14. New
York Central advanced Ontario &
Western advanced Norfolk & West
ern advanced H. Pennsylvania advanced
. Reading unchanged, firsts unchanged.
Southern Railway advanced 14. pre
ferred advanced . Union Pacific ad
vanced H. preferred unchanged. Wabash
advanced . preferred advanced 14, Con
sols 90 94 , advanced 14.
NEW TORS STOCKS.
DESCRIPTION.
com
Anaconda Mining ('
AiiibI. Copper Co....
Atvuison, com
do preferred
Am. Car St Found
do preferred
Am. rluirar. com
Am. Smelt., com
do preferred
Bnltlmorx & Ohio, com.
do preferred
Brooklyn Ilspld Transit.
Canadian 1'aclflc. coin..
Chi. t Alton, com
do preferred
Chi. A (Jt. West. com. .
Chi., Mil. A St. I
Oil. A North., com
Cbl. Terminal lty
Chesapeake A Ohio
Canada Southern
Colo. Knel A Iron. com.
Colo. Southern, com ....
, do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Delaware A Hudson...
1). A K. 0., com
Erin, com
do 2d preferred
do lt preferred
Illinois Central
LoulsTllle A Naahrllle.
Metro. Traction Co....
Manhattan Elevated...
Mexican Central Hy...
Minn., St. P. & Sic. M.,
do preferred
Mlsapnrl Pacific
M , K. A T.. com
do preferred
New York (Vnfrnl
Norfolk A Western, com
do preferred
North Americnu
N. Y.. Ont. A West
Pennaylranla Hy
I . O.. L. A C. Co
Pressed Steel Car, com.
do ureferred
Pacific Mull Steam. Co. .
Heading, com
do 2d preferred
do 1st Dreferred
Rep. Iron A Steel, com.
do iirerorred
Rock Island, com
do preferred
Southern Ky., cm
do preferred
Southern Pacific
St. L. A H. V.. 2d pfd .j M
80S.
fto
M4
8014
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OAS
91
33 4
84 H
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Oraln In Warehon.
Chicago. Aug, 31. The stocks
grain In regular warehouse) are:"
UuBhels. Inc. Deo,
Wheat 2,328,000 484,000
Corn. 2,136,000 ...... 727,000
Oa;s 2,790,000 404,000
Cnloaffo Cash Wheat. j
Chicago,- Aug. Jl. The cash market
at noon was No. 2 red, 82c: No. 3 red.
elV No. 2 hard winter, 808lc; No. 3
hard winter; 7914 80c: No. 1 .northern
spring, 92c; No. 2 northern spring, 88c;
Mev 3 spring, 85c ' "
St. L. A S. W., com.
ilo preferred
Teias A Pacific
Tenn. Coal A Iron
T.. St. I. A W.. com. .
Union Psclflc. com
do preferred
. S. Leather, com
do preferred . . v
V. 8. Rubber, con"
V. 8. St"el Co., com
do preferred
Wheel. A L. E., com
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred
Western Onion Tele......
Wsbash, com
do preferred . .
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71
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Total sa lea tods y. 488.000-.
Money, S per-ient.
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83
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474
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234
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Chicago Market Ooialp.
Chicago, Aug. 31. Liverpool wheat, 14
to points lower: corn, unchanged. The
cable will be considered rather weak.
The volume of the Northwest movement
of wheat will be watched with Interest.
The domestic demand In all markets
continues good; export demand is a trl
fie disappointing. For Immediate future
scalping markets are likely. There are
however, some complaints of damage to
wheat In shock In Nebraska and In the
Northwest; this may become a factor.
Corn Is still a weather market. Tern
peratures are low, but fhe trade will
probably look for warmer weather.
There Is nothing urgent In the cash situ
atlon. An uncertain scalping market
seems likely.
Chioaffo Cash Bnalnea.
Chicago. Aug. 31. Local cash sales
Saturday were 200,000 bnshels of mm.
Seaboard reported nine loads of wheat
and six loadH of corn taken for export.
MALE HELP W A If TED.
NOTICE We are 111 poaltlon to supply TOO
with all kinds of nonunion help on short
notice; we register sll kinds of non union
help; send In your wants to the Western
Register Bureau, room HI. 233 uurusioe.
Phone. Clay 116.
WANTKl Six more atudsnts to tsks advantage
of the reduced rata offered to our flrat claae
In barherlna. For full partleulsrs call or
write Portland Barber College, 25S Everett
street.
C. R. HANSEN A CO.. 20 North Second St.,
aeneral male employment agency. Head
quarters for work lor men for railroad eoa
atruction and other outsme wor.
Mt'BlCIANS who double orchestrs or stsge
wanted for repertoire company; also leader.
Address, csre Journal, Box M 2.
BKST creamery butter and pur cream promptly
delivered to all parts of the city from Mou 1
tain View Farm, Greshnm, Oregon. Apply ta
W. W. Cotton. 314 Worcester Bldg. Tela
phone. Main R58.
I - J I '
CHIROPODY AMD MAHICURIIIO.
THK PiVKNYS. the only scientific chiropodist
In the city; parlors S01-2. Allsky bids..
una la me long-haired gentiemaa 70a
to see. Orsnt 10-
CORNICE aXYTIOHTS.
METAL
aleee.
I. C. Bsyer.
Becood at.
COAL AMD WOOD.
WKSTKKN KtU A '(.'fcL CO
Dealers In sll kind of eoal. eoke a4
ehsrcoaL Pbina 1018.
TULC4S fOAL CO.. wholesale dealers baa
coale; fyvindry and smelter coke.
CIGARS AMD TOBACCO.
WANTED Three carpenters; none but flrat
class men need apply. Tull A (llbbs.
I8BKRG-01NST CIUAR CO.
Distributers of
FINE CI0AKS.
Portland. Oregoa.
WANTED Young msn with good sppesrsnc aa
demonstrator. Room 2. zr24 rirst bt.
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BUSIWESS 0PP0RTUKITIEB.
DECORATORS.
A GOOD THING We want several e'uergetle
young men to solicit life Insurance; men
who desire to make the Insurance business
permanent. The work la honorable, fascinat
ing and profitable; only applicants with
5 nod reputation need spply. Csll or sd
ress Geo. W, Hssen, city manager, Wash
ington Life Insursnce Company, 009-12
Chamher of Commerce bldg.
HENHY RERGKR -130 First St.; wallpaper,
intra Ins. tspestrles, applique frleses, inter
ior decorating. - .
POO) AMD HORSE HOSPITAL.
DR. S. 1. CARNEY, veterinary enrgeon. 150 N.
16th. Phone Main 1484. Rea. phone. Front 10S.
DTEIKO AMD CLEAHIHO.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
CITY STEAM DYEING A CLEANING WORKS.
Barman Enkle, proprietor. Phone Mala
IT IS. No. 66 Otb at., near PId. Portlsod. Or.
LOGAN BUILDING, 108 Union are. Elegaat
rooms for housekeeping or transient, lornlahed
ar nafaraiahed; rates reaaonabl.
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
WELL VENTILATED single rooms. 16c.
and SSe a night: bed. lOe. Tb Everett
Uoaa. cor Second and Pars.
THE COSMOS Fourth and Morrison, furnished
boaaekeaptnt eoltea, Milte as4 alugl rooaasi
IS per waak and a p.
PORTLAND MECHANICAL and Electrical
Works; phone. Blsck 2981. 181 Madlsoa St.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORE OStc S5I
Stark at
TREE SHINER.
V n I ann OA., uin.1 , ui ui"ury iwub, m-
aonable rent; translanta solicited. rkoae
Front 1006.
CLOTHES CLEANED and press. fl pa
aoath. CdIqb Tailorteg Co., S47 Waahlaa
ton at.
THE CASTLE X71 Washington stt rooms tot
gentlemen; trsnsteat. TaL Booth 701.
FRATERMiX IHSORAjrCE.
180 Seventh St.: half block Portland Hotel.
BOARD WITH ROOMS.
ROOM8 WITH BOARD, well furnished; all
modern conveniences; table board also. 221
Thirteenth.
ORDOR OF WASHINGTON Focemoet frs tar
da I society of North wast; protects tba lie. '
log. I. L. Mitchell, aopretoa eecrstary, 1
snd 016 Msrqnsm bldg.. Portland, Or. Tat
epbotia Main B4S.
INSURANCE.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
$1 25 PER WEEK, large furnished housekeep
ing rooms with use or laundry, tistn; rurmsned
cottages, chesp. Mrs. sRum. 184 Shermsn St.
J. PHILIP KENNEDY. Insurance! resident
agent Norwich Union Fir Insurance Soctetr
Phone South 1661. 44 Hamilton bldg.
Good Spot Cotton.
New York. Aug. 31. The cotton cable
Indicates a good spot demand for spin
ners. Our market has had quite 1
rapid advance and a slight setback
would not be surprising, but considering
the lateness of the crop and an insig
nificant movement of new cotton. It Is
believed cotton Is a purchase on any
fair setbacks from this level.
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aflddle West Weather.
Chicago. Aug. 31. The weather In the
Middle West Is: Bt. Louis, cloudy and
cool; Kansas City, clear and cool. In
the past 24 hours no rain was reported
anywhere. Clear, fine and cooler In
Minneapolis. Minnesota. North and
Snuth Dakota fair today and warmer.
JTBW TODAT.
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Oraln Kecelpta and Clearances.
Chicago. Aug. SI. fhe clearances to
day were: Wheat, 74,00u bushels; flour,
25,000 barrels; corn. 193,000 bushels;
oats, 6.800 . bushels; wheat and flour
equal. 264.0OO bushels.
The primary receipts show: Wheat,
1,071,000 bushels; corn, 767,000 bushels.
Shipments were: Wheat, 279,000 bush
els'; corn, 1,066,000 bushels.
The Oldest Trust Company In Oregon.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON
No. It Third Street.
Incorporated April 22. 1887.
We Issue coupon certificates of depMilt (bt
Ave years, on which we pay interest at tha
late of 4 per cent per annum, aa per semi
annual coupons sttsched. We Issue lntereat
besrlng hpeclal certlllcates of deposit, not less
than $500 each, payable upon 1(1 dsys' csll
by the holder, or 1(1 days' notice by the Trust
Comimnv. 3Vi tier cent per annum.
Payalilo 011 30 days' call or 30 days' notice,--.
34 per cent per suniim.
Payable 011 (XI days' call or 00 days' notice,
4 per cent per snnum.
On certlflcates of 5.ooO or over Interest will
be paid quarterly or semi-annually If desired.
All. us defined In our book of ILLUSTRA
TION'S, copies of which we shall be glad to
furnlah on application.
BENJ. I. C6HEN. President.
B. LEE PAGET, Secretary.
BIDS WANTED
TOGETHER with advance reports dally on all
buildings, water and sewer syttema. railroad
eonatructlon, lumber and logging camps and
proposals lor new machinery, covering entire
nortnweat. Aaareaa ruget bou.iu i-reaa cilp-
ping'Buresu, inc. Timee umg.. Seattle,
Waah.
Par Excellence,
(A Win OordlaU . Jl
V The beat specific remedy for AT
V Malarial and Typhoid
Fevers, W
XCold, Influenza, Ac. 4r
E. ForoA Co., tavao jT
N. William St.: fT
FOR SAIL
10 ACRES, wey Improved, good 8-room house,
large woodaArd, gralnery. 2 barns, chicken
house, good wster, all kinds of fruit; 16-mln-ate
walk to railway station, 20-mlnnte ride on
cars to city; terms essy. Call 21 Eaat
Twelfth at. for particulars.
FOR SALE $150, team, barneaa and good
Democrat wagon with double springs; Just
the thing for s camping trip. Inquire at 470
Fllnt etreat, I'pper Alblna.
JAS. Mrl. WOOD, employers' liability aad In
dividual a eel dent: aurety bead ef all slad . ,
Phone 4T. Concord bldg. y
B. T. BAk'TELS COMPANY, riea Insarsoce, '
443 Sherlock bldg. Oregoa pnoae. Clay 524.
ISA AO L. WHITE, firs Inauranc. 32s BharlocB
bldg. Oregon phone. Main 068.
. - -1
IRON WORKS.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS Engineer, msas
fsctarer of marine, mining, logging and saw
mill machinery; prompt attention to repair
work. Phone East 29. Hawthorns ave A E. ad.
FOR SALE A few hlfh-grada typewrttera, 30
eacb. U and M. Alexander. 122 TDira at.
JEWELIRS.
FOR SALE Barber shop. 2 ehsirs;
Jinn. O. E. Orlfflth. Oregon City.
a anap;
TBI O. BKITKBMPER CO..
Jewelers. 280 Morrlaoa St. ,
manafaetwlaat
FOR RENT.
MACHINERY.
IK YOP ARE A 8TRAN0ER S
and want a nice furnished room or room,
with -r without board, call and ee us at
234 M orrlson. CI t y RetOtoMn reau.
I'N KI' R ' IS H ED or housekeeping rooms, rea
aonable; all modern convenience!. 05 Eaat
Twelfth. Phone, Scott 1801.
THE H. C. ALBEB CO.. second-hand
chlnery. sawmill, etc. 248 Grand ave.
MEDICAX.
LIST YOCR PROPERTY for rent or sale. J.
W. Fergueon. loan and collection agency,
room 823 Chamber Commerce.
THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO., U
DeJniniCureawonnJsconvr
MASSAGE.
MDMR. B. B. ELY. oermatolostat.
electric treatmenta. 1934 Flrat at.
FOR RENT Two rooms. newly famished.
Urge snd pleasant; 12 blocks from V. O. ;
call today. 410 Fourth st.
MONTY Tt) LOAN.
0-UOOM HOISE. partly furnished, at Mld-
wsy. rnone, Mcott w3.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
KOR RENT 110 for a new 6-room cottage
with hot a nil mil water. Pain, an con
veniences, on the Mt Scott carllne. within
25 rulniitea' ride of city ball; one year leaae.
Hartman. Thompson ft Powers.
k'Ril 11. STRONG. FINANCIAL AGENT.
Money to loss. No eommlsaloa.
I am In a poaltlon to make Immediate loan
ea Improved real eetate or for building par.
poses; any amount; moderate Interest. We
approve loana from plana and advance momy
sa balldlng progresses when desired. Optl)
ta repaying after nn year.
FRED B. BTRONfl, Financial Agest
103 Second at., near Stark.
WANTED TO RENT.
OWNERS TO RENT YOf'R llorRBS-
Rooms snd farms quickly, with desirable
tenants, see or send description to the City
Renting Bureau. 2344 Morrison at.
REAL E8TATE FOR SALE.
LOTS 150, INSTALLMKNTS 5 MONTHLY
Overlooking aa Portland, run ie, wia
streets: water nioed on ground; uutet, re
fined neighborhood; good atreetcar aerrlce:
let us show yoo Besuvnlr Ilelghta (beautiful
view) liefore you buy. Columbia Real Estate
ft Trust Company. 2344 Morrleon at.
ATTORNEYS.
THB STAR IX1AN CO.. S10 M'KAY BLDO..
102 Third t.. Is the recognised bank el
tba wage-earner. Wa advance money
teamsters, trainmen. shopmen, motormea,
eonductors. etc., without mortjraga, ea dorse
or eollsteraL '
Amnnnt. Month Iv 4 Monthly. Week If
repay 120 89 or 118.00 re ..
repay 113.38 or I 0.88 or I3.M
renav I 0 AS er I 1.M or tl.M
BusIbmm confidential. No nnrtlessant Inqnlrr.
MONEY TO I.OAN on real, personal and eol
lateral security; special attention to ebattla
mortgagee: entea bnugbt. 0. W. Pallet All
Commercial blk. Pbene Orant B
MONEY to loan, small amounts, short time. .
J. W. Ferguson, loan and collection agency,
room 322 Chamber Commerce. '
imonni
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10
EMMONS ft EMMONS, attorney at law.
Worcester bldg.
644
a B. RIOGBN, Attorney snd ConnseUoe-at-
Law; Notary. 806-300 Ablngtoa t lag.
PAXTON, BEACH ft SIMON
BIO Chamber o immerce.
MONEY TO LOAN, amall amounts, abort ea
long tlma. J. B. Hawlsy, 2 Chsm. ef Cobb.
MONEY TO LOAN "7o city kits snd Improved .
tarma. W. A. Shaw ft Co.. 848 Stark at
LOANS on auhnrbsn mortgages; low rates.
Ward. 823 Allaky Bldg.
NURSES. i.
T. TACQHER
Room IS. Ainsworth Building.
B. B. DICKINSON, Attorney at I.w ana No.
tary Public. 009 Commercial bldg.
CHAS. W. ENOCH, trained nurae and masseur
nyqrotneropny inn masaage ireatmenia gives
st private resldencea. Offlca 300 OregoalaS'
bldg. Phone. Main 193S:
BLUE PRINTING.
NORTHWEST HOTELS.
BLCE PRINTS, black or brnwn rrlnta. et.
executed with deepatch. Portland Olua Print
Co.. 29. Alnswortb Block rnone wnin arw.
Hotel Portland. Amsrioaa plan: 11.14 pet Bay
BATHS.
Sommsrs Hotel. La Orande 1 trsveUrs' Jlswa.
Balvadarai Europaaa plsni 4th and Aider tt.
St. Charlsa. Flrat and Morrises its. Fort laad
MASSAGE, Turkish, Rtuwiau baths;
Creek nurses, 800 Oregoalan Bldg.
Main 1938.
Battle
Phone
PALMISTRY.
BARGING AND LI0HTERINO.
OREGON ROUND LUMBER CO., 181
aide at. Phon Grant 11T1.
CAFXa
YATES' PLACE, 286 Washington St.. Phase ft.
Main T71. J. W. Talbott. prop. Pertlaasl. Oa.
CASH REGISTERS. '
HsUWUOD CASH
REGISTERS). M Start .
1 c&jjiiiLLi. ' -'tip fc'
ACMB MILLS CO Maaafaeturera IkalatM
Aeae Cereals. u U Nertt Freat St. -
ATTENTION. .. (,
Toe. Every Ona of Tow.
tt I Absolutely aad Positively S
FREE . FREB3 ;;f-5-
(If I Fall to Do aa t CUlm.
I make a solemn oath t tell voa mar mm.
olnte facta In relation to Mt only the past
bat tb present and futfur ef yoor Hfa a -,
well a every bona, fear or inblUMi f raw '
life without aaktng yo qneartosk Thl I wl4
aa ror yea, ana ssor man any 'Dae isir .
veyaot palmist so-called fortuBatallee
tn tb world can 4 for ye. I te pae
dele oa Bluing, baalneaf "4rsasacrlona ot
all kinds ta fact (tier la notbln th fnm)
ay . wan to know that t eaa awt tell fam.
Ask etbar e4lrvyaaa and ps I mists to do aa
siree ta 4. It tbsy taa 1 wlU (141 furt.il
REDtjCtn nrF SBTEJ'TAT1 OXIT. f --
FalOr. WALLACE.
"THE C0WVO8." eoe. Fsortb ssd Marrl
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