The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 04, 1905, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textozzcz:: daily JOUhUai; t6ztlAUd, . ho::dayv evening, septemezh 4, itx: -1 E.;:;iVii;.iOESi;; QUID Alaska Buyer In Market and . r ,Cannot Secur Choice Lots -M i Rose Not Wanted EGGS ARE FIRMER -WITH SOME SALES At ADVANCE .'. Ctnuloupe Suppliei Are Smatf But -.' v Half Holiday Stops Any Heavy Demand Poultry Weak WJth Heavy Supplies Carried Over. rreot atryrt. Sept. 4,-Ttf. prtorfpet fa. of th Portland trhotreale markets today are t'ntalope ere' Reiner acercy. -Potato niarket remalue .dull. " 7T"- ""r J : Btrawherrtee coma from HwaetV '. ' ,'' -,' . Half holiday (long eommlaeloa row, . ' .. Mack paltr,y la "carried ever. ' - '. Ess Br a; eotu eU higher. , -' i I'eachr are In larger -supply.' ' ', '. .Tomato market lrrr; auppllee glut...:,.. V All flak la la. liberal receipt. . , k freak swat market atamle at me top.. t'bltUia bark to very dlL ' Fetal Crap Xet e BaaTy. Jleparta rrrelved .by The Journal as to the f petato crop of the" United Utatre dorlag the L seaaon af IDuO r aot ao.dtacoaraglag to the , grower aoma had antlrlawd. - 'lha report ' i enow that altboagk the crop will not ba sa j heavy as the on of the preceding aeaeoa.lt will he fully large enough t supply aU de i uiand wltboot alloarlag prjrre to about sky t ward. Tha following arom the Orange Judd I'armer.of recent daia Intacratlng: "The putato ettnatlon has cbaosvd bet lit- v tie.--. Comparatively little bllgbt Is reported i tram Jllcblgan. bat nuny ad t tree from that V Stat say ludlcetlueai do not favor ae heavy i s 7 laid t the acre, aa was eecured last yaar Ibera la 111 time for unfavorable, develop 7 xuests to toe crop t rt In. - Keporta from the c" " . . ureeiey Slatrlct of I a lore 4 eey tbe yield ! aot equal that ef Net aeaaoa. Tuber ere ; veto plus rapidly la tbe Kmplre atatd. Report from various oajntles 4r uaeve. . Outlook la f. slain la a llttJ batter, although Irreparable i damage was done- durlug tbe dry ipalrr tbl i unking th oatlook fur 60 to T5 per cast k laid, as coatpared With 1004." - Vctato Prices Are lather Ball, t'th moment the demand fuT otatoaa -i vary dull. There are heavr offarlnga ef Early Uuae but three- are not in'demand. Early Bar - v. basks are coming fairly freely but auppllea are badly mixed a -to grade sad what tbe . ,'f trad weal-la-Better auppllea a -eno-grad. r There la a demand frnes tbe sorth for early . i Bar bank and other whits patatse. bat Early 1 Hoa are aotwanted. OuUlde of tbe Alaeka bualseas there 1 u, eutlre sbseac of sny ostalde call ... ' ..... . . Cantaloupe Are Rather Soaroe. Buppues or canUkjuDe alone rront strtat todaj wars vrr small, but belns s half noU-1 , iday there was aufttclent for all . demand. Apple are rather dull with eupt'lle some- , What saore liberal. Quality Is tmpreving.; Call- , fornis ' recelpta are smaller. - , . Hoesa very fair atrawberrles were received . tbl swrnlug from llwaea sad sold st Me pet J . t-pouud box.. ". " Blackberries ere coming fairly well but the demand le alow around-gl.2g. Only la ex .'. reptlonal caaaa are tbe dealers eusbled to sell . higher. t . t - - - Cabbage Is of good quality with' receipt only . ; ...fair. - Demand good st tb price. . .. feat he b 4a heavy eupply today. Heavy etochs ' were carried over from gaturday oa account ef lata receipt, and today's.arrlval helped to (well the total. ' Boelnvaa smsU. I'r Ire -rang -from-eoc to 0e pee box. Tomatira era conile front verr aide and I .... II . A rt. v.W.lLA.i. -tmmmJi 'M.J I... .I-.-. 1 . are lower with the tange between S5t40c Pf hoxi - ' - . I - (k-epe of sll kind are sow coming freal e"- -"-i " . reclere wbo expected to-aecur at laaat -8e per poand for their anpplie 'of cblttlm bark to large dealer who ere taking long chanree ea the market rising from It prreent pnatttou. Hale ef chlttlm barb ar reported at lUt 1 but. very seldom, does tb fic peld lee ever I , Tbl I tb uric generally quotea today f. o. b. Portland. ' Mask Veultry Is Osrrled Over: ' . ., Commlaaloa row snows heavy stocks of peal- try carried ' ever from Saturday. Meat of rata eeaeoa are euaappoiaerer. i aa marset our. r -I.. rr- ' P.Tt " h-- log recast season, paver Jooked eo dsll as i bblWe.K.XriJ.1 CS pmeut. There . othfiig doing 1. ths way wf, ' "guSoeb- JeaL er TtiSS? ( sa ssatera demand, the only sale lng ?-.5I' aur? ik,T iX'' -. 'the stock could p eld st. tb pries but enme ar in aeeiere expected ea Improvement today. so held on. .Id e. Hmrerer. the tone of tbe market auad dull with price the aame aa the 1 cioea ox ina weea. empu noerai. xnaxy, i,. Springs continue week, wblle kens srs fslr. Eawa rtna game Ball wi,ha ' I . sum aims au aigasr. . I .v Tbe egg market wss very arm tod.y. "P-1 : plies of fresh etorks are amsll and some ealae were node at as advance of He during tb I .day. Boms cnld-storage (ad Psatern eggs sr I n ths market and sre seed I All in. hot I dealers sr aot In sny hurry to etl theae. " The Torme7rVaffnracnrll IfleT tKTCrir.den I ' when pieced la storage a ad ' several rente o 'rbinree bar been edded etaca that time. Thua st ther present Value there 1 bat little' profit la 'them. Quality exceptionally good. . - "" .' fraah atest Market tHaads at Tap. - ' All fresh meats sre now shewing good .' demand. - Recelpta ' ths , psat week were some. ' what better thaa preeioas. but ths cooler S . weather has bees a h1p to the demand, ' of block elss srs badly wanted st th prl while fancy Teal Is readily taken at ths top. - Tbs following quotation are theee paid along Front street by tb retail trade and are for mead kite ef grat-cla quality., frier st coun try points srs so speelSed: , tlrsla. near sag Teas. ' VfHKAt Centrset, ISfiS TJew rhib, Vt ' Red Rnaalas, c; blneatem. Tic; vsliey. Tic. BARLEY feed. I2I.K2J.00; rolled; g2a.eS 028 00: brewing, $2 S04JM.OO. . COUN Whole, gxl.uo; cracked, 128.90 par tea. - RYE l H per ewt OATS Mo. 1 white. iaS.00f grsy, 28.00. , PLOL'R Eaeters Oregon polenta g4.B04 ' d.BS; straights, 13.76; exports, gn.80413.33i valley. H-JOi grsbam. Jl. 4Kt 10s, e, rre. 00. fn.on; bale, (S.TS. MILLSTUrFg Bran, $20.00 per tea; - ml dllnga. A2B.00: ahorts, country, $23.00; city, - $21.00: chop. $18.00. r H A Y Producers' price Ttmothv. tVlllimette valley, fancy, $ll.nomi8.nn: nrdlnarr, $d.ooa lO.fHi; eaatern irrciron. aia.ipn;fo.tin; mixed. Se.60!.no; clover. $ 004J10.00; grain, $s.S0 .00; cheat, aS.00tfS.5O. , . glitter. Eggs aad roaltry. ; RirrTBR PAT-aweet, SSMei eour. UH. ttiiTTRH Cltv cressierr, seat. SOci 1ml irtiU. S7Ue: outaioe lancy. zrvio ardlnare S.V; store, ; letjlsttci California faacy, Ug E7 Vic. ........ .. - Y.tmn 1o. 1 freak Orfgoo, candled. 24flc: ' esatern, 22 f 21c. v - CHEESE NewFnrt'eTeSm.' TWldVlSAfae Tonne America. I44tl9r ebeddar. 14c. . 1 Ul.l.l It 1 Ulicaene.:. mixea. - J2UU1-Jm1 n.r w- Mi4 : .id; loe c-perf!finl lSTViJc-r; "eao! -gqilk.pat ,lb;.llirxaa2c-4t. nil draea.4, I 32aS9 per lb; sqnaos, $lou13.U0 per dos. . -BopxWL JC Hides. ' HOPS Contract. 1 bog Oregon. 14c; Wsahraglna, - ly l4cr- 1004 trop, 14r?14Vfce for choice; 1.1ji:iHc f'ir primes and medlnm. WOOL 1808 clip, valley, esaree ta smaiam, 4U,W26H as. Mtjllsi esstera Uragoe, 1841 22c. , MOHAIR Nominal. Snaaie.- SHEEPgK INS Shearing, lHOtO short woeL B04U3UC; medloa orUtl.OO each. m wool, 80Joe ung wsot, TALLOW prima, par lb ODl- Re. 1 sad greae. 2tue. C11ITTM BARK lf)Slil par lb. ' HIDES Drr hide. N- I. IS kbs and aa. t4tlgtiper lb: dry kip, Na. i, to IS Iba. 14c; drr calf, Ne, L under 8 Iba. IsejlSci drr - salted besee, ateec. 'emtnd. BO Iba ea. e Htl He; 60 to SO lha, S4Hl aooer so lb. aad , row. jflwc; atar ana puna, mm. anjicj kip, 18 to SO lha, tVi sound, 10 to 14 lbs, 9 me: ealf. Bound, under 10 lbs 8H)lli grees oraiaireoi, ja per id lee: cults, le per la teaai a. aattco ed. nrr -- 41 .Ot.f 4rn f each, $1.00411.80: salt hides, sirb. tSQUHl I . Boat aklM. MMMfl. ..rrk iRf I ; with wool TeeJ ch. aacoi U : ' ,C. ... . .... v.-I him vesaiBoiea, . mel.Aea m a n ........ W sack: erdlnarr. 4oop: sweet. rtJI4e. I ONIONS New Oregoa yellow IMavera, $L00j 1 HPS TO SHIPPERS - "If ths paiato-growers of Ore- " on would pay mora attentlonUo 4 early varieties such sa curl Bur banks or American Wonders tthey will And a- better demand fur their good, every year there la a demand for early white. pota toes- from - Alaska, and tf v thla tat a could, supply , the,m they would j be ought here. There Is buyer in the market today for seven or eight cars end they oan not be obtained. Jf they cannot find them In Oregon they will buy BatThas in California or Yakl mas In Washington. However, at- tie -swrno price Oregons are - ; wanted. Big-eye potatoes will Bot 9 account-of the heavy shrinkage," W. H. Dryer of Dryer, o Mailey Co. . tr tots, fttcj WalltJIVtlU, S6c; garlic, SQlOc I rairiia a,tTtiM . tfui.k. M. f.n'rrjo;"hVo" erAVie bananas. 6U0 lb l.nru.. ..1. ft.0 Hf box; . fanur, . H.I8 Pr -box; lltnea, 100: pineapple, 4.00 TtQOOci ordinary. Bo( i, aicxicaa, si.zs pa per dos; peaches, rancr. fiTRe: ulama: TOcfi 81.00 par eratet cantaloanea. aijOOiii-lJiB nar crate:. Watermelon, Ikei ie par nrt; grapaa, Oregon, roes veiirorai, 1.10tl.4O boij paara. H-ib. S0ceil.2A vrr boi; blaekberrtra.- 1.1.6; vaaabaa, l.MX3Xia par due; freak sreaea, SO 7ft? pr crata. VKGETABI.ES-TBrDlpa, saw, 1.0 Bar aarkl rarrota. l 0CJI M par aarkt bMta, It.owej t.XS ear eaekl Onm radlabaa. SOa Hf 4aai aaltbaaa,- Oregon, -1.00J1.5 per ewt graaii pepnara, c par box; looal tomatora. 2ft J aur; paraniua. si.ooarl.xS; atrlrar brana,m(Zr eaalliknrer, T5e par tloa; ' rbabark. XH ear lb; noraeraaiau. IS lb; arttofiokaa. 40flBO per Soa; botboaaa lattare, 041TKe; head Wttoee, IBs pa oa: frees. anions. 10lHe par aoa; aplsaeb. to parlbi pM eora, TSrCitl.OO par eacki paaa. par in) rwumDera, nwaixte par eaexi ceiery, uMaraon, -Tor; local, TeojSbe par oaa teeplant. 14 00 ear cratat namoklna. 1V4C. DMIKU rKUITS Aoolaa. eeaiiaratea. tate ear lb: anrlmta. Urlo par Ibl aarke. He e mi Baaasee, saise par im paara. per Ibi . prnnae. Itallas. iM04U,r ear lb: frenetv 14e4He aa Ibl fUa. CaUforaU bUrk. tKfUe nar lb: California white. par lbt a lama, pitted. par lb: dates;- aside, ar.lb) farda, tl.00 Der-lt- box. Vats.- Eta. ' RTTOAR Hack baala Cube. S8.T0; powdered, fM; fruit granulatad. 4fi.4S dry grannlatrd, 9.4g; -t'oaf. A, 5. M; bmt granuUted, f..1A. I extra V. t4.8S: anMen (' U K: D Tallow. e. Doia, iuc; duu, zoe; aoxe sue aavsne e eecs os. Ire KM r ntl ( eaaa. IS TilOET 4 twr crate. - COrrEB-Vaekaxe braads. 18.TS. SALT Ptae Bala, a, a. 4. ta, 10. l.0l labia, dalrr. so. II 1. 00: 10Os.llO.TS: Inv poriea Lilversool. - flu. glT.OO: irjua. S1S.M: 24. 114.00: extra flee, btila. 1 S. a. 10a. M.b6tB.B0: bulk. 320 lbs. t4.0Ot3b.UO! sscke. 1 . ."5,t8?e. . ... . H4IT rmerea fl.ir aemA lofla. ejae M 00: to, sir tnn. gT.BO; l.lieroool lama rock, fTS.M par to: 60-lb rack. 17 0u loux. SS.7B (Above prloa apply to sale f Wa than rr lot. Car. lota at special prices ssblset t ininaiNHiar. .. ORAJN BAOB Cklrstts. TVU. " BICE Imnerlel Jen.. Kv i Sal Wa. ' c: New Or lease bead. tV4e: A tax. 4l Cre- Bl. DM-, BBAN amall hlta. let alalia larva arrtfta. I pins. BUiSiSHe: saros. 411 uaaa ei:i S.'r!" ran. UTS Paasuts. TV ri tambea. tUe per lbt raw aetioe oar tb: raaetea. - I coeaaaut. MIASOe ser das wamsta. 144lllle per Ibl pine naia. ioiiie per : lilckorv nuts, iuc per in: ehaetnete.. eaateen tftahlAe m Ihi Seaall rmta. ISe per lb; filbert, 14416 per Ibi fancy perssa, 144tlBc: aJimda. uaiSe see R rstats. Oaal Oils. Sta. ROPE Pare alsslls. 14c: standard. Utiat Slaal. 10 c: llal brand slaal. . COAL OIL Pearl or AatraL Caaes. SB4 see sal: water whit. Iroa bbla. in per se.1: weodea. 18-or gall aeadlUbt. 170-de. cur. 13He nar sal. OASOUNB Wl-dar. eeaee. t bet tall trad bbla, 9nc per sal: eteves, laaaa. 24 We par gal;. Iron' bhle. ISe per gal. BENZINE S-d. eat, tSe .per gslt Iroa bbla. SOr ner sal: Iroa bbla. sue nee aal. TI'DHUklTIVV I- B. ' WHlTI Itt Tt T, Intm TK. n.. Ik, SOO.ni "'i...Vi.MilJ,i! '"."'-. . ' "irixf NiHA-Praaent beer at SS.T0. ,.Jr "ll".'1. i. " Km,. EnldC ease, ear lor, sw.ov per toai axes uaa ear maau. sua sag rroyiiioai PRRKH MEAT-e-Prout street Baer teers, llu. IK. 1.1 k li V . tk. k HAM", BACON. ETC Portland Pack iloralt hama. 16 to 14 lbs. 134e per lb; 14 to 1 tns, 13o per lb: 18 to IM Iba, lit per Ib; eottase, 134k ear lb: 18 Be per lb; bra k feat bacon. loftlStte per ib; wcnic. e , oar . id: reniar anon, ewara. etnoked. lie per lb; emoked. lie per Tb: an. clear bscka, soaatoked, 104e Ib; hmoked, 11 fce per in; unaon dbttb. iv to is in, anamoseo. Be nar Ibl emoked Be ner tbl clear telllaa. an. emeked. lie ner ibl esMted. las per Ibi shoal' sera. SU per lb. LOCAL LARD Kettle wsf. 10a. ll;e per tK K. lit.. .... K. Kil H. ..... w. ,tm rssSisdZ-lOs.' J0.e lh "faVjO, nee lb. l CANNFD BALMOT Cnlnmbls rteer, l ib talle. 11180; t-lb talhi, gJ.TO; fancy, 1-lb flat. il.PO; mr' "lx' raT I-io vx. SiTB; AUska (alla. scclSOci red. glAO: aombui 1.11. 100. " ; aoiaiaa. riHIl Kock end, Te per lb: tlovndera.' Sc net lb: hallhet. (He par Jb; crabs. $1.C0 per doa; striped baee. .. H per lb; ritflah. SMper lh; ln". Chinook, Te per Ib; biaeheck.' be ffT.J": TZ'".-- ..P..'"' 9c.. T. 'lPSi loe per ni perch. Be per lh blaeh rod, Tc per H: allver smelt,. Te ner lb: lohatrra. lAe: freek mackereL Be per lb: erawftah. lSa per ora. OYSTERS Hsoalwatsr bar. aee sail fa a, per sack. I8.T5. ' . . CLAMS Hard eheU.- par bos. g2.00j raaot eisms. Kbvu par box. LIVESTOCK MARKETS . GET . ' OllLt OlIERW. No Arrivals' of Hogs During Past . Forty-Eight Hours -Tone : - Is Weaker. ": ' Portland t'nloa Btockrsrds, Sept. 4. Live Stock receipt: . ,' , , i . Bogs. Csttle. Sheep. Tndey . J..... ............. . . n - , god Week ago log , 4T " . 70 ITevtons week .......... Ill M .. .tlil Uonfb ago bu ii A kelr Kill 1 14 . . I- K . .....I.. 1 1 ss entlrs holiday as far aa bualneaa waa muw learned. There le. extreme weakneaa la the w market but do arrlvale were enowa during Ue7ured s bad TfcVllns alJc. s.tl.7 JIS all I !Trorr L-. .'.IK t'urday and all varivtlea are quoted dull. Sheep are etrrnig, veai raivee reiaia tne former etrvug reeling. DfAi'lal price for llveatock: .. Ua Beat aaatera Oregon. M SSgJS.Wf blneh. re and China fata, fo.fto; tockers sad feedera, $5.00. . ' , - t attle Beat eaatcrn Oirsryt ateerw. $.1 rinQ l.2o; Usht and medlnm steera, $2 Aot3-OU: light . . . ..... ....... ........ . .. . . . . . . . . 7 KiisTatwg '.tr'a'li eV eu Walhara. itai mixed sheeei SUii ; atralsht ewea. 8rf84c: spring lamha, 4Ujc. I tel. rough aad hesvy. 45. B ARTIST REAELT COMPLITID. Pendleton. Or1., Bent, 4. Hare eating Is sjesrly completed bars and whrathanllng has bees going on for some time. W. S. Brer' mill re ceives Im") ta 4,oo0 aacks of waaxt dally. Theae average from 1) to 14S peanda la weight per aark. Most of th remaining ma rhlne srs sow In stacked grain aad nearly ARE YOU .GOING EAST? .., j - - If So, Idsrt Akoat tha Tery ZrOw 0. B. Si, ST, Ba, tog. SptembrM. I, "I and la, ths O. R. eV N. places on sal very low rata long tlm tickets east, account I. "O. O. F. grh - Oc!g - Tr)ln. Philltdelrjhi.- Pertlcillan hv Baking at .li ilr.tr. .. . . . ... . . ,na wasniRftOB atrsata, Portland. :.---t--i-..-i-- r : 'r--.- ... " . RlwrTPw BsaoR Ofoaed BrOOgg, Alleo -t . lwls Beat Brand, PuuSrEGTS GOOD m hop crop Weather Conditions ' Are Ideal - Throughout World With Ex ception of New York. WASHINGTON GROWERS ARE WILLING TO SELI Sales of Choice Sonomas Made in I California at Thirteen, and a Half Cents While Sacramentos Art Be .... - . - , . jng Offered Around Eleven Cents. -"Weather ertadlrtona era nnw Ideal foe tha hop crop. Thoee grower a he sr willing to wan s rew aay oeror picstng win ecere tse beat- quality, according to geuaral opinion. There Is ts much hurry: to pick this seaaon and the crop la sraea In soma Blacee. ' If th entire crop la picked early, praaent indleatioua point to unmatured Dona, tbl alons being eur Boeiu xo caoaa low prtcea. Tb bos market la abowlne bat little tan a tbe momont. ' Some sales sre reported, but Be one aee die In a hurry to force transactions. Thar La. however, S general feeling among the srower tnai iney win sail wiintn toe Bret wseks s large uortloo of their boldlnsx. thoush s sreat manv will barn some f thell erop Is sntiripstloa of ths market doing sum reuer later in tne eeeaoa. . Waaalagtea arewers Ssutn-.. . Waahlngton xrowara of hope are- Due boldlas. Laat aeaaoa they, secured tbe top qootattnu by aalllna when tb price wss booming. A few held sad sold later at practically en half of . what . they had bees offered aerly la tbe year. In Oregoa a considerable somber of ssle war mad early at tbe high point, but sver half the grower held- I heir hope autti tbe a-arket bad broken Its backbone. Another effort le being mads to popl ths iimio. crop or oregoa. California and Waahlng ton. bat grower a Beam unwilling to allow tbcTr stock to b held while o titer state grower era nomas. . i cngiaaa, tiermany, new xors anq -oiBer op otairicta growere sm dlapoaed t let go than d issr. during th previous - Crop Reports Ars Zxoallaat. Crop reports sr excellent throughout the world. There is still some sneealaeaa aa regtrd live new Xorh crop, but a fairly mod rleld expected. England, areordlns to reliable date will produce e record-hreeklng crop sad Uee- mmnr win nave plenty or oops to spars lor otitalde brewers. Proepeeto la California are dslly improving and Waahlngton Barer bad such s goed-looklng crop ee at prreent. Andrew Kan. - s grower whose yards -srs located sear that of Conrad Krehe, the bull leader f last eeaeoa, aald to Th Journal that his crop will be better thaa ever. Around Aurora, Butteville. Champoetr, Woodbnra. El liott ' Prelrl. Mlleerton and " Gervale report sew earning Indicate a besvy yield with sua lily are i rieti. . . ' ... Mnr cars will be seed la lb picking end packing of hote In lbs ststs of Oreaou this year man ever Be tore, cxinatnera Me eomputnt waa mad laat year by Engllah brewere on account ef pour picking sad lack of cars Is drying bo pa and tbe matter haa beea brought te the attention of local growere. Oresos i have the renutetloB of belns tne beat that can be produced esd growers srs rather Jealous oj wast tss outer cuatrtets say. - - CAPITAL DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS AT THE OAKS Tonight begins th last weak of Pain's msgnlflcent spectacle, "The Last Days of Pompeii,' at tha Oaks. Tha management haa tnads special arrange-' merits-to-produce an -elaborate display or nreworka each night thla week, fol lowing; the destruction of Pompeii, This Jas.ren designated . as Elks' . night. when a beautiful set piece representing an antlered head on Are win b dis played. Tomorrow night tha Knights Of Pythias will be represented In emblems of their ordsr. Wednesday night will be Masonic nignt, ana nana noma pyroterh nie emblems of the order will be die played. . Thursday night special em memg'Of the Odd, Fellows will be shown. and on Friday the - Woodmen will be represented by original features.' Sat urday will bo. Women and Children's night, and the portrait of a handsome society woman and comio fireworks de vices will be. seen. Sunday the great Niagara Falls In fireworks will be r pea ted. These special Pain devices will be. In addition to the regular display. Patn's Last Days of Pompeii" la mors than msrely a gorgeous summer-night show. It Is an elaborate and historic spectacle. D L'rbano's Royal Italian band will play each evening from 7 to I o'clock and every afternoon. The priced have been reduced 15 cents ''and 60 .centaxhlch snouia oe ine means or packing the im menae amphitheatre every night this week, rteata can do secured at Skid linore g drug store, 1S1 Third street, and at tne u..w. r. et jty. uo. i ticgei omce. . . n ... n . n n . . . . Flrat and Alder streets, and at a .ticket office' at the Oaks. All purchasers of mlttsd free to the Oaks. Round Trip Daily to Astoria. Excursion steamer' Telegraph! - makes round trips dally (except Friday). De. psrts from Alder street dock 7:10 a. m. Frora Astoria 1p.m. Arriving Portland :0 p. m. Sundays leavea Portland S a. me Arrives Portland 1 n. m. s the talk of the town for bar gains in Groceries and Provisions. The" householder knows it's money, in his purse to consult his prices. ; yj ;: 'V ; T: ', . ' .10 Pounds. . . . . , Dry Granulated Sugar for I LOO, : 25 -4 rang American .Sard tnsg. S3- cans Deviled Ham. 4 10 lb. can Solid Paoic Eastern Tomatoes -TTounds Standard Rolled Oats. 1 ;j - -is lb. pkg. pyramid Washing Powder. Bog No.. 1 Macaroni, IVsrmloelll f. Spaghstt . : 15 ' ' cans Condensed Cream; ISe dos. cans, v'-v: - 25s ; ' -': t cans Minced Clams. . Deliver on" East Side Every Day. Oor. Wssf ark aad Washlmg-voa sTtw. - noi4 llau Ion. 1 ,' (Continued' from Page One.) Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen- Theodore Roosevelt, In . their, spirit i -win ce. my endeavor to speag to you today. J . . '. A fsw days ago a distinguished cltlsen of my state talked to you about. The Tyranny, of. Graft' the dishonesty that nas oeen shown to eslst In high places. But ithere Is g form of tyranny fraught with far more of menace to the American people and their government It la the despotism of power. To. solve the prob lem of. the abuse of power will be to insure tne happiness of it people. Tne Abuse of Power. ' . "Th power Which g-old confers docs not possess the character of benevolence, True, there have been Instances wherein men have acquired power and used It gently, but they -are as rare and as re training as the showers that come m summer. The abuse of power Is the rule. and It la tha abuse of power which Is giving, the people concern, - . The -Quarrel Is -not eo mtjrh' with- the man who haa power aa With the condi tions which bestow It. The system which makes the happiness and well-being of thousands subject to the caprice of an Individual, or an association of indi viduals. Is . wrong, an to diffuse . this power among the people should be the amuttion of every man. whether . In private or in public life. . "My friends, a nation Is greet, not ae cording to . the number of wars which It haa fought and won, nor yet in 'the extent, or Its dominions., but In the num ber of Independent and contented homes over which the banner of Its protection waves. There . are many very many of such homes in this land today, but there are many Tar. too. many,, indeed C. H. Cram, One of Portland's -Labor Leaders. stsndlng in the shadow of t great fear. They are the homes of thdse whoseThsp plness' depends upon the uncertain will of evil men 'who are established In the" power that springs from privilege men who - have, abused .tha powse --that the people. In folly gave them and that th people. In thelf matured, wisdom, must take away. . - , The Misuse of Wealth. : "Ours la -a -government, designed to establish man In the fullness of liberty, and Its people wilt not be shackles) in mind nor In Industry, because shaclsles strong enough ror that purpose have never yet been forged. There are five- men In this country liwlay " anting- n CffnflSrt, COIlId stop the wheels of Industry and bring about the desolation that follows panic. True, they don't do It It wouldn't pay In dollars and cents Just now, but the power Is theirs the power that the people must regain. It 'does not slter the condition to say that one of these men la a prominent member of the Baptist . chuach; the church long ago found him a burden.' It does not sub tract anything from the danger to say that another of these power-enthroned men Is erecting free libraries of marble and granite. ' In the eyes of labor these are but monuments offered by a stricken conecience. From the servile courts -they have wrung the brutal Injunction, and with the fruits of labors toll purchased legislation to ksep themselves In power then asked applause for- erecting schools that the children, of the poor are not permitted the leisure to attend. and for rilling ' libraries with x books which these children. do not know how (d redd. "It haa long been one of the' unholy ambitions of the despotism of power to throw open the portals of the repub lic to the pagan hordes of the Chinese empire. Tou all have reason to know what that would mean to American labor and, to American institutions. Yet under the tiypocritlcal pretext that to continue to exclude Chinees from thla country will be to forfeit our trade with China, ', tha despotism , of power declares . that the fears must coins' down. . - - "It spoke through a national gather ing here the other day spoke cow- rdly and to the shame of the states represented. - f - , ravore Bqttal sTaffrags. - Do you ask me how the despotism of power must be overthrown t Broth ers, I believe In the ballot the easlsst weapon to use, and . the one - weapon of which cower stands In deadly fear. believe the ballot snouia pe in the hands of every American woman. There is no phase of existence that woman has not brightened, and the American political system will become free from tsrnlsn and take on luster whenever women Is established In the elective franchise. " We would not return the wives and mothers of Idaho to subjection any more than we would ' take the ether steps backward Into barbarism. " The happy experience of the past few yeara has rendered -us- proof against ridicule and the false doctrine of the superiority ot "Better laws, snd better men to ,d- minister them; cleaner politics and bet- ir 'Tiiajn: the hums a niuiw powerful factor at the polls than ever before these are a few of the blessings that equal suffrage has brought to Idaho every one of them a convincing argu ment for the freedom 01 tne women of Oregon. Give them the ballot, my brothers, and you will double your strength - for - the-impending - struggle Ith power. . Yes, the workers or mis country 111 .come Into their own through the ballot-box. and through the ballot-bo lone. They -will obey the-laws as rbvy find them, but. change them when they sre wrong.-- ' - - - r , - abor Legislation. - '. "T"ThlS 1 the word of counsel that I would leave with you today: Do not let tha superficial things of life blind your eyes to the thlogi substantial.- When your congressman talks to you about a rger navy. or the dual tsrirr.. remind him thst a national employer's llabllttv ill be on the' calendar aa 'unfinished business tha coming session snd ask him what ' he intends to do sbout It ...,,.,...,1 ,., il.ilu..i,i..iu-i.ia.i -. When be lies to you about your home being In danger of - Mormon Invasion, tell blm that you are quite willing to take care of your own homes and re mind him that ha will find a national j alght-hour measure pending; in congress ywhlch is designed to give you two hours mors each' day In which to It- r "Shall I add-a word of tsstlmony re garding the institution Of lsbor-unlon-IsmT During the- years that I have held membership In orgsnlsed labor I have always found patriotism to be Its invigorating principle. In every strntf gie to place the race of man upon higher ground labor-unionism has been in the vanguard. It Is speeding the day when the despotism - of power - shall be 'ns a. tale that Is told.' and the rights of man forevermore established. - . After the speechmaklng the contests and sports were held. There was sack rape, two girls' races, one for girls not over 11 years old and the other for girls between ,1 and tl years, a fat moo's -race, r sprinting contest among men whose build is like that of lean and hungry Cssslus. and a potato race. I' rasp's orchestra furnished the In strumental music, while vocal solos were given by Miss Elisabeth' Harwas and , M Ibb Gladys Qrenler. -r There will be a ball this evening, at which prises will be given for the best 'waltsers. ' ' The I-abor day committee of the Fed erated Trade Council Is: Harry Ourr, chslrman; E. F. Caton, secretary; W. A. McClark, treasurer; I. 1 Wheeler. T. H. Kendlg, Grant McDonald, 1. Duggan, ,C. Schults, W, H. F(Ugersld and Thomas tveaoe. - ; . The State Federation of Labor met thla morning kt the Auditorium hall. near Third and Salmon streets, but lit- t,le, business was transacted by the dele gates owing to the fact that all wished to get out to the celebration being held Lin honor of the day at Cedar park. - The meeting was csuiea to- oraer oy rrest. dent -Oram, who appointed a committee on credentlale Tbek meeting then ad journed, to meet tomorrow morning at the same hall for real business. THOUSANDS IN PARADES. evr Ziabor Say . Was Oalabratett ta ,. Othsr Cities of the Union. ' (Jtwrsn! SocUl Sarvte.) New Tork. Sept. 4. Nsarly.S0.000 members of labor unions marched In th great 'Labor day parade, which fornrexj the principal feature of today's Labor day celebration. -Among the strongest unions were thoe or the -Teamsters, with about 10.00 men, the United Houeesmltbs with about 5.000, and the Carpenters with nearly 1,000. - The pa rade marched up and down Fifth avenue and disbanded at Union square. . Another Interesting feature of the cel ebration waa the laying of the corner stone of a new east side Labor temple, which 1 to be erected on Eighty-fourth street, near Second avenue. It will oc cupy a lot f Oxios feet, win , be rive stories In height snd will cost !, 000. Reoorts from sll Darts of the country Indicate that Labor . day - Is celebrated With more than the,' ordinary enthusi asm - wherever - organised labor nas gained a foothold..- " " " In Boston a big parade was held in the morning, while the afternoon wss given up to picnics and outings. 1 The principal featured the day. In Waahlngton, D. C wss "a labor Outing on the grounds .of the . Washington Jockey club, with automobile races, ath letic and gymnastic contests snd other outdoor entertainments. Thousands went on- sn sxcurslon to Rlvervlewj and other points In the vicinity. The. celebrations in Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Harrlaburg and other large cities of Pennsylvania Included parades and outings with speeches, ..outdoor gsmes and athletic contests. The labor organisations of Indlanapo. lis held a big celebration on the fed- ground and several, prominent labor leaders addressed the crowds. Celebra tions on a smaller scale were held la manv Other cities of Indiana. Cincinnati ana -cieveiana, as . wen aa several other cities In Ohio, report large labor parades, followed by outings in tne ancrnoon. Chicago' had an enormous Labor day parade and a number of outings and ex cursions. There were also a number of meetings, which were addressed by prominent labor leadere. Albany. Buffalo, Bingnamton and othsr cities In ths state of Mew Tork report unusually large Labor day pa rades snd the customary outdoor cele brations. . , In Galveston rowing snd yacht races under-tha- auspices of - the Oalveaton Boat ana racnt oiud lortnea tne prin clpsl feature of Labor day. There were no speeches. The parade In the morning was aulte imposing. - Little Rock, Arkansas, hsd no parade. but merely a large labof celebration In Forest park. -Owing to the quarantlnt condltlone the programs for the Labor day celebrations In many cities in Teas. changed. There were no parades and only In few Instances limited excur sions were possible. Santa Rosa.-New Mexico, had a big parade and In the afternoon a large outing and barbecue with balloon as cension, races and athletlo sports. San Jose, California, had a fine pa rade with industrial floats snd- In the afternoon a barbecue and general cele bration. There was no parsde In Knoxvllle, Tennessee. 'The principal feature wss a grand celebration with speeches, sth letlo contests, races snd other forms of entertainment Eugens V. Debs was the orator of the day. .Okahoma City had a big parade In tb morning, followed by numerous outings in the afternoon. . . - : A monster plcnlo at Spring .park. Mlnnetonka, was the principal feature of the Labor day celebration In Minne apolis, Minnesota: William Templeton, president of the Federation-of. Labor, and Albert H. Hall were the principal orators of the day. Ottawa, Ontario, and Winnipeg, Man itoba, had.parades In the forenoon and outings In the afternoon. One, of th features of the celebrstton ln'-Ottsws was a vaudeville show in the evening. On account of the yellow fever the celebrations In New Orleans and other titter Of Louisiana and other southern states were llot aa elaborate ss orig inally- planned. - At a rule--there were no parades, and outings with speech ,1 races, athletlrr-contssts.-ste.. formattrS feature of tha celehratlnna Atlanta. Oeorgla. hsd a big day with rlnraTBnTtrTmnrTrk- Chanel 8. Barrett of the Farmers' Cooperative snd Educational union, and Judge C N. Ramaey were the principal speakers of the day. The parsde In the forenoon wss the largest ever held there. Richmond and Norfolk, Virginia, naa big parados, followed by outings. Ths program Included sthletlo contests, races and dancing. , Nashville. Tennessee; Birmingham, Alabama; Columbia. South Carolina; Savannah, Oeorgla; Jackson ville, Florida: Charlotte. North Carolina; Raleigh. North Carolina.' and othei southern cities also report large and en- thuslastle celebrations, in many caset with parades. . l ' ' snarlllng Mortality. 1 ' Statistics show startlinr mortality from appendlcltle end peritonitis. To frevent and cure these awful diseases here Is just one reliable remedy, Dr. King's New Life Pills. M. Flsnnsry, of 14 Custom House Place. Chicago, says: "Thsv have ho equal for constipation snd biliousness." ifto at fikldmore Drug Co., Ul Third street. . . ( . , , eases, cancer, paralysis, tumors, rheumetism and uii disorders of trie stomach, liver and kidneys. 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