The Oregon daily journal., November 14, 1906, Page 14, Image 14

. r '.' . " v '! L-.-." ..r-nu nATtv tftttoMAt . DOPTT AMn . WF.DTJKSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 14. 10C3. ' - . c
TO DAY'S MARKETS
i lain.aam. wi I II III III I mm BnaBBBBp IWI Mil I. JW'J 1 !- "' - -
In Order to Unload Surplus Sugar Some of
Sellers Are Disposing of Large Lots Ten to
Fifteen Cents a SacklUndejLthe List Price.'
TROUBLE lH SUGAR
CUTS PR1GE
SomeBuyers Who Purchased
.Joo.HeAYiiyrej
4 li der Quoted Figures. ; .
TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS
; ' SLASHED OFF VALUE
Hopa Art Dull With a Few Salet e-
ported Both for Eastern and Lon
don Account Eggs Are Firmer
With Eastern Selling Higher.
- fTmerpal market featorea todart
' Eaatera sgge selling higher. ' . , ,
Mot Improvement la nutter.
, Dimu veal U quoted signer.
n4 Rreer spplae nil kick. .
v Orsps market rathar alow.
' IToaa . r 4-11 atut whuinA. x
-'.,-. Bogsr Vrleaa Being Cat. '
afar piicaa art beta cat from lOe to lSe
- per sack by KM sellers today. Thla Informe
tl positive, hat bobs of IlK fcililauB Bill
admit that the ara tha eaee doing tba catting.
' Several ratallarf have parchaeea gooa-alaea lota
during tba put taw daa at tka lower ftguree,
bat seek wss glveo tba tip that tha km neta-
' Una was enlj a personal ana. It la snderstood
that tba larger department stores and retail
. grocers hare been fives savsntsgs. of--thhT.
' Sams of tba Barters of anger admit that they
have Dot beaa paying tba list prime Waa tba
alecosnt toe aaTeral days. It la reported, but
thla cannot be (oafirmed at thla time, thai
Baaa Bros, of Saa rraneteee baee beea tba
Broa. are aald to be very closely connected with
the officials tbat atand sigh t the Wearers
Sugar Refining company. It a esM that thla
flna aloof with many otbera porehaaed verg
heavily of sagar Just prevlono to the last as-
. clue aad that they are enrtooe to onload, aa
prospects at thla time do not abow tot wall
lor klf her or area today's footed figorss.
Rasters Xfa leUmg Hit War.
A ear of frees eastern ansa arrived oa tba
; afreet dortaf tba paat Se boors. . Tba ton of
tbe aft market la much better, and with the
mmm J.C lull MMllb. it M tk . t
sones aalro of beat eaatera hare beea mads at
flforea very eloea to thoae quoted oa local
reach. ' ' '
Batter stsrket la Improvlas.
riM-IAee-M ium mnnnatBI H Botaa
the kattet aarhet today. Supplies of beat
butter ara bclnf rapidly cleaned op and tba
aiarket t. la tbe boat abapo of recent tredlaf.
Many order bare beea filled for cold atoraga
dnrlnf the paet few dare nd auppliea of tbat
grade are getting Jow. In la may eases f
adraaca la tb freak atock durlsf tba at few
dara. No cbanfe today.
Cbreee la bring cleaned op eery rapidly -ad
tba aiarket Is firmer, tbonf It sncbanfed. aa re
- farda price.
" Preaaal Teal la Quote Hlfkor.
Aa adraace aeerafinf abont H a poand Is
. aoted la tba dreaaed Teal market. Vhlla an p.
pllea of real and bona hare beea eamewbat bet
ter ot late, demand baa tnrreaard materially
asd srllrre eiperlenco practically no difficulty
in dlapoalnf of the arrlrala at tba blaher flf
area. Dreaaed kofa eery firm, but pricaa ara
sncbanfed.
Ckiakaa Impreremeat TBI Vet Raid. " :
While moat dealer felt somewhat better oa
roe cnicieo aiisaiioa ye(eruj w wusn
would not atand for tbe propoaed sdrancs la
the price and ealea are beinf made at the old
flguree. Kecelpts are lacreaalnf matead of
crowing, smaller and tba trade at this time
dare not anticipate higher ealuee until afu-r
Thank nrl ring. 'Joe seaaoa for turkeye la now
at baad and demand from bow oa will be
auatly la tbat Una. Chlckene will only be
taken whea there are turkeys to offer.
Rerelpta of dreaaed tarkeya ware auiia raw
or a etartar today, bat quality iwaa dmappotnt
'Trig. for tba trade fcad-ee-led to bellera that
producers ' would "fwhUi" -tbrlr birds before
eroding to market, Tbe mtny circulars sent
out by the trade advocating the shipment of
only the best birds gars them, reeeon to bo
Use this. . v ;
. - lesas Expert tales la Boss.
Walls tbe bop market at rather aotet ea
account of the car ahortags and the sicoedlag ly
alow demasd st all markets for sU gradea of
sops,- a number of sales hare beea reported
Is tbe elate during toe pest M boors. - Most
of tM'Uaiamtloao-weeo- ear em.n iimwia
The bus Unas was divided belweeo London, and
eaatera boslaeaa, thus ahowlag that tba latter
baa placed as boycott oa bops from this stats.
Klaber. Wolf Matter bars purcbaesd several
lots for export sround Aurora et IBe dsrlsg
the seat U boors. Lew quality anew lbs pcta
clpaf weakaesa.' -
1 am irvoe F" - w , ;
strsst. Pricaa said sblppers are leas isfaiaf
WHAT DEALERS SAY
OF LOCAL, MARKETS
e : . By Bherk, Quae t Graham. d
Shipments of poultry hv
d -' been somewhat - intarrupted dur- .
d - Ing tho past week on account of
d the heavy ralna and tho conso-
d quent delayed trains, tho result
d tM-lnc that some dsya tho mar q
d rt waji ovfrstockej v.m,ai otvd
d others supplies wars nototiual . d
d Uid jjemand. Tho prlco, how-. d
ever, has vdrted birt-tittro-ana
holds ateady at. we present tiino. w
Many Inquirleo la - rRr-t "W
shipments of .turkey for tho
Tbunkaglvlnf trade are . being; ,d
received, eonslsnero being; gen- d
srally of tho opinion , that the '
firlco will advance about that' d
time. While this may prove to d
d ' be tho case, in our opinion- it is d
quite douDtxui, as me' quota. e
tlons at the present time are
very good and the extra heavy - d
shipments that are bound to bo
made at Thanksgiving time are
likely to prevent an Increase In
price, J"or those- who Intend 4
making shipments" of 7 turkey d
dressed for tho market we would d
dvlso that they dry pick them. -d
q leaving tha head, wings, feet and q
d entrails inuct. Those wno live q
d near enough the market to ship
w their poultry atlv will take less
d risk by so doing. . . , i
II. IW peraoaTniTict: TeTcry. eoiqaoc per aja:
?reen corn, 11 .bo per aack: aunitnor aqoaah.
Srtfll.OO per boy; errplant. II. per crate;
pumpklna, . lo; craaborrloa, locsU tV.O02JM;
jewy. 110 rwr bhL
UKIED rRl'ITS Applee.' erspoTsted, HSrTe
per lb; aprlcota, lM4O10e per lb; peacnea,
llOHHc per lb; aacka. tfce per lb leva; pranea.
SO to 40, Cte; He drop oa eerk 1-lt emsIM
alee; flea. California black, aO"1 Pr lb;
Caifornla white. SiUdte per lb: datea. golden,
PS.M per box; fard. $i.40ttl.M par 19-lb box.
. wrooeries, auta, xts,
ST7GAK All rerinerlea Cohe. S5.40;'' pew-
fruit. cranuUted. . aS.sat dry
(ranulated, 4(1.10: - conf. A. S.1B: ettra A
.; golden C. ti.M: It, yellow. A4.6S; beet,
granulated, MM; bbla, 10c; H bbla, Wc;
boxes, 6ba advance oa sack baa la.
(Above nrlces are SO dara net cash. Quota
tion )
HONKT gaso per -ersta, - - '
COrrKE H.cka.e brai.d.. f lS.tSOl.l T8.
SALT Coarae Halt sround. 100. SS.UO Bet
ton; fiOs, 19.00; table, dairy, 50a, glt.iw; ions,
117; btlea. II. M; Imported Liverpool, turn.
iis.uO: iUUa, 117.00; SM. 110.00; aitra flna.
bbla, Xa. oa, 10a, 4.6otS ftu; Liverpool lump
rock, (19.50 per ton; So-lb reek, Ss.OUi tuwa,
fS-00. r . - i
(Above prices apply to sales of leea tka a
car mm. Car lota st speclai prices aubject is
sucTD.tKma. i ,
BICE Iuoertal Jaoaa. No. 1. del No. S.
SVc: New Orleans, bosd. Te: A lax. Be:
crenterrme:
lars white,
Limae, iiI
Oratn. rioa and reed.
OBAtN BAOB Caicstta. Stte buylag prtoa;
WRLiTieed!L21.00i railed. mM;
' VoSSi-tS, sTTXWi eracked. US 00 sm
.BTbV-S1.S per ewt. '''""
OATS Sew Prodseee price No. 1 white,
$M 0o.O gray, 123 024.00,
ruf a Kaatara Oregon patents. It SO;
straights, $A.5 ; V M-M.' valley SS.40;
graham. H. WL whote wheat.. S.7S; rys.
Soa. 14 00; bales, I Its.
sUtisTDrra Bran, 15.9 per tonj arid
idllnga. IM.OO; ahorta. couatry, $170; elty,
i &0; chop, tie.ooejll.00.
i , HAT rYedscers' price Tlmetby, Willamette
valley, faery. flJwjl-M; ordinary, .0O
10.00; eaatera Oregen. I1S.00SJ1S.O0; mlied.
i0.0010 Mi elevsr. 7.00; grsia. e7.60OS.00;
cheat, 17.00. .
- Bntter, Eggs and Tealtry.
B1TTTBR P Ax F. s. o. Portia sd Sweat
aream, Vi; aoar. MHe.
BUTTEhV City creamery, soc; eetslde faner,
, x7Sw:(Oc; ordinary, z7Hc; tore, 14Hilftc.
BOOS Bitra fancy, caadled. 16c; local and
eaeters ' storage. ao'SSOe.
CHKERB New rull cream, tats, ItOltHc;
Toe-1 iff A men,
BOPB Pure Manila, ISHe; sundard. UKei
alral, lie.-
COAL OIL Pearl or Aatral Cases lHe per
gal; water white. Iroa bbla I4e per gal, woodes
17e per sal; headlight. liO-deg. eaaea litis per
gal .
uuu,a-ooag, eaaea zatia per gai, iroa
bbla 18c per gaL
BBNZINB a-de. esses tSe per saL Iroa
bbla 18 c per gaL
bbU. sue per gal.
WHITB LEAD Too lota.-Te res lb: BOO-lb
lota, ac per lb; leas lots, Ve per lb.
wihb WAiLB rrtaant noam at sx.mf,
LINHKID OIL Pure raw. la o-bbl lota. SOc:
1-bbl lot, Me; eaaea, Ac per gal; genuine ket-tie-boiled,
reaea. ooe per gal; S-bbl lota, oae;
1-bbl lot, 66c per gal; grouad cake, car lota,
.00 per -too leas tbss car Iota, 130.00 per
T"
fitni.Tki Mixed .chickens, IimaiSC ' per
lb; fancy laraa, lc per lb; rooatera, old, lOe
per lb; flyers, lie per lb; brollera, le per
IV, f. mv. mr, - w- . w ,2T7v
lb for eld; dreaaed.-30 lb; equaba, $3MQiA
. mops, weaa sos auaos.
HOPS lWOu crop, choice, -noet prims to
choice, lc; medlsm te prims, 10UHei me-
dium, 13c.
WOOL l0t clip Taller, SOOSSti eaatera
Oregon, SOc
, woHAIR New, somlsal. -.
, SHBEI'HKINnV-Shearing, IBQlne each; short
'wool, xSQene; medMua wuoL. aot76e . each;
long wool. 7Vll.O0 each.
tALLOW-Prlma, per lb, SH0ti. Ne. and
greaae, t'aSHc.
--- :itlTTIal BABK-tUe. ' .
HIUKft Pry, No. 1, Id Iba and up. ItHCl
17 W per lb; dry kip. No. 1. B to 16 lbs. Ic
dry ealf, Na. 1, under Iba. lie; aalted hldra,
-. u 1 An lbs end ee. liiuflt.- Mwa
miiy: atags asd bulla, sound, StJTet kip,
IS to 30 Iba, Be; ealf, sound, uader 16 Iba, lie;
m-rmmm neelted. le Iraa: culta. le Per lb leaa:
lores hides, aalted. each, II a.3l.76; dry, eaeh,
l.ai)l.0 eolt hides, S66oc; foat.aklna,
eomnwa, ears, lOlsci Asgors, each, lacJ
s . .uu. . .. . .. ..
frslt aad Tegetaelaa.
' P0TAT0BS Bnymg price, eaatera at o It no
ma k and Clarkamae, 7Sao0c ordlsary, luQltti
- sweets, fl.aew.lio. . .. ,
i. wkva j,onlne Drlee New Oregon, sorsl
II w, txirlnc price, 701 76c; garlic. afflSc In.
PKIWH KBIiTS Apples. 7Acl.U; erangea.
Valeacia. M R0; benanaa. 6c lb: leiaona,
choice. !6otl 71 per boai fancy, If.ou per
boa; Unwe, Mealeaa. l. per loo; pineapples,
t(Mjfc.i per doa; grapes, tl.4ottl.2S; peara.
l lo.il.a.'.; hackle he rr lea. lie; ground cberrh-a.
or.7!W- per hoi pineapples. I.c per dossal
. . , . . r.. I ft,, k., . . .
V Hi KT A HI r.S Turnips, oew. ofvatt sack;
eatrota. T6.-UII per aark; beets, 11.26 per sees;
- Oregon radiekes, 2"e see, doa; esbkage. Ore.
. rm, llv,c; bell peppers, Be per Hi;
ataca, 7 :. rwr eeate; paranffs. poceil :
tries peana. Osegos. 4f , Ht lb; t c.nM-
tfaxier. K.till m per one; peaa. . i
k-vaecadUh. ilo per lb; artli-Bokea, 7 He
per Sua; eaaaa, T6c 11.00 per box; eggpmaL
BEANS Small white. gSSO,
tS.lU; pink.' U 90; bsyoa, (3.T6)
aieiiraa reoa. 4e.
M'TH Peanuu. Jumbo. Se per Ibl Tlrglnls.
SUdHc per lb; roaated, TH per lb; Japa.
e ii ii , .w.rv, iwiiei, luiv pn wi.
nuts, b,(pl0c per dos; walnuta, 17e per
lb, plnennta, l(iill2Ve per lb; hickory ante,
10c per lb; cheatuuta, eaetern. 16kllnc'per lb;
Braill buu, 16c per lb; Alberta. 14ig)!6e per
lb; fancy necana. I&e: almond.. lktlSe,
asta, riak aad Provlaiana.
PBE8H At EATS Profit Street Hoea. faarv.
Se per lb: veal, extra. S3S4e ner lb: ordlnarr.
I74 per lb; poor, 4t6c tier lb; mutioa, fancy.
D -T 1"' i" . Dvm
HAhts. BAfO.N, TC Portland pack (local)
hams, 10 to 14 Iba. lVae par In: 14 to I lbs.
lc per lb; breakfaat bacon, 1SQ22 per 1W;
plrnlca, loHe per lb; cottage, . I Ac per lb-.
regular aliort clears, anamoked. 12c pee tt;
emosea, ie per id; near saess, anauioaea,
12c per lb; emoked. ISe per lb; Union butte,
10 to It Iba, unamoked, Sc per lb; amrfced, 0e
per lb; deer belll-s, unamoked, 14e or lb;
mckedr IV per lb; sbouldora, 12e peg lb;
picaiea lonfuee. vs.(.i qaerier boj.
LOCAL LAKD Kettle tear. 10a ISUe per
lb. 6a, 13c par lb; 60-lb tins. 12e per lb;
at earn remiered. 10c, Ue per lb; oa, 12b
per id; rnmpouna. ion,
CANNED SALMON Columbia river, 1-lb tatle.
tl.SO; l ib talla, I2.T6: fancy, 1-lb fats, ll.til;
fancy Sata, 1.16; fancy 1-lb ovals. UK:
Alaaka t.fla. pink, 6eoe; red. l-60; aomlnal
, tan, s.ini, -
PIKII Hock cod. 7C nor nr Aonndcrn. Be ner
lb; halibut, Te per lb; craha, l Ofxai lK) per
das; striped baaa. 12Ve per lb; catflah, 10c per
lb: salmon. Columbia river Chinook. Te: liver-
aide, Sc; ateelhvad, Te per , lb: barring, so pet
lb; solas. Or per lb: a brim pa. 10c per lb; perch,
ac per lb: Mark end, Te per lb; tomeod. .Te
lb; illver amelt. Be per lb; mbatera, loe
lb: freah mackereL He nor m: crawflab.
'ak per doa: sturgaoa, 10s per lb: black baaa.
20c per lb.
0T8TRKS Cboalwater bay. per gaL tf.Znt
per 11Mb sack, 14 In: Olympla. par gallua,
12.33; per 11Mb aack, 16.00 to 3.60.
CLAJflS Hardehell, per box, llOOj raaor
clama, 12.00 per box. .. -
raist, ooal on. xts.
RECEIPTS i OF SHEEP ARE
' SMALLER AGAIN
Lack of Arrival Keeping Market
Very Firrrj but Prices Are
Showing No Change
- Portland - t'nloa tteekyards, Nov. 14. Live-
noes reeeipra:
Boca. Cattle. Sheen.
Today ........... ISO .-- - ...
Week ago 03 . ... ' ...
'Mouth ago .... .'
Teer litmnm,, .... , lit r, . '.. TO
'Sunday. '" '.' " '
Recelpta of aheep of late have beea eery
small snd tba market Is stmsser thea ever,
though, quotations are unchanged today. Cat
tle Juirl ateady. Hoga ara Arm.
Cnndltlona a year age: Hogs wssk; cattle
atean to arm; aneep armer.
Ornclal livestock price. :
' Hog Best etiters Oregon,- MTS; a tochers
and feedere, 826t China fata, n.H.V3.5l.
Oattls Beet eaatera Oregoa -wteera, - IS SO;
feeders, H 60; beat eowa and belfern, ,A20
tuck era ana reeaerv, sa.is; naiw, si.du,
beep Mixed,. 4Q&a; lambs, 6VC '
EASTERN CATTLE LOWER
Clik ago Market Dropa loo to 15o Xog-
aad BTheop Jtoady,
Chicago) Nov, 14 Llee.fork rerelpta
, . : Hog..- Cattle.
age .'.J..... .....SO.Ooo , 21.000
e.otio
heep.
2.0i0
S.OHO
1S.0O0
Ctalea
Kanaaa City .......12.000
Omaha I.60O 1.000
Hoga are ateaily wltk 4.100 left over from
yesterday. Keeelpte s tear ago were M.oto,
Vrlcee: Mixed. 6.en30; good and heavy,
1.1feJi; rough, 6.75itf S.sH; light,. ti.WHl
a,.
. cattle Steady, lOe to Ita-lower.
- Sheep Steady. -
POBTXAKD BA1TX tTATXatElCT.
nearlnge today...,
( learluna year ago.
Gala tm'ay. .......
...... a. fl.42t, 400.44
TU2..141.22
1 .
.'.'..t 34,31t2
HAY SUPPLIES in
CITY SHORT
Prices 1 High on Account of
Scarcity Here, but County-Of
feringe Are Heavy.
LOCAL CRAIN'MRKET, "tatTER ISSUE NEARLY
HAS VERY QUIET TONE
Chicago . Market Holds Steady but
Closet Just a Fraction Over Yeater
dajr Liverpool - Hat . Gain All
Through. . : ' '.. '
BELATIVB OTTfEAT TALCM. - --
Nov. 14. Nov. IS. . Cain. ' 1005.
December ,741A t .74 t .0014 $ Mi
May 7HB ,7St4 .0011 IWS
luly .T7B .77H .83t4
uay m very scarce In the local market ewmg
to s great ahortaee In cara. There la nlentr
of bay offered at ahlpplng point a, but lack of
irenrpnriatioa geens local vaiuee nigh.
Local wheat aud flour vary quiet wltk prices
unchanged. N
Chicago wheat held steady with trading ant
so active. It rloaei s fraction higher.
Liverpool opened atrons and closed Ad to ad
over Titeaday. r " z - 1
urriciai ctucago prices by UrerDeca, , Burr
A Cooke aompany:
... - ' - WUBAT. ; ;. ...
Open. . High. . Lew,
December ....- TS'A ' TH
July T7 " nJ7T7aJ
BN.
. 42H
. tS5
December
May ....
July ....
December , , ,
May
July .......
January
"ay
December
January 1..,
May .......
January ....
M
r .
C0BN.
. 4214 . 42U
.- 43
... 44
OATS.
.. 144 4
... -SIMi SB l
. 38J - saw -
. 1IES8 PORK.
...1420- 1440
..1436 1463
LARD: '
Ms gun
... 646 . sad
, 840 S60
8II0BT BIBS.
T42 -TTT r
... 777 787 .
42 4
4.1 'J
' 44
141T
142T
too'
m
837 "
rTi-77a
. Close.
74 M, A
7PB
-7TB
41 m
4SB
44)4
84HA
I64B
S3
1440 .
14&2B
. S0
855
860
-TTTS '.it
, 787
XJTZmPOOL 0BAIN XABXIT. -
Liverpool, Nov. 14 Official prices: ' ..
WHBAT. ..'
Opes. ' - Cloae. Nov. 18. Oara.
TMMiin1iae--ra 4id s 44d ea mil
March ...... AS fit s BVd - ea 6M,d
May a i se 4d
cutis. !
December .. 4s 4d 4a l'4d . 4a ti
Jaauary .... 4a fed 4a U 4a tad
its
PORTLAND STOCK MARKET
Sales Are Better ,000 Xappy Day
-. -at Tony Cents. .
Trading oa the Portland atock market today
waa quite lively and aales were better. Tri re
action, .were 2,000 Happy Day st 4c; SO Ae
aodated Oil 8 per cent at 8K4. 1.000 Alaaka
Petroleum at 17c snd 2.000 British Columbia
Amalgamated ' at Sc.
Official prices:- ' ' ' . v
...:-,.( f, bank stocki." " "
. , BM. Ask.
Bank of California ..' 106 ,-.
Ranker. At Lnmbermen'B ........ 106
166
110
too
1S2H
120
so
91 -lot
-IVtm
Equitable Savlnga A Loaa ..
Mcrrhanta' National ....... r
Oregoa Trnat a Barings ....
l-orll.nd Truat Co .V.
United tUtes National
BONDS.
Associated Oil 6a 98 4
City 4k Suburban 4a
o. K. n. ay. s .............. n
O. W. P. a Ky. s .v... ........ 101 ,
Portland By. 6a ".; 100 -
af ISCBLLANBOt'S STOCKS.
Alaaka Pick era' 62
Aaaoriated Oil ...... ........... .61
CampbeU'a Oaa Burner ,ar.
Cement Products ...
Home Telephone ......... ... ''
Independent ilea .....,. ;
1. C. Lee Oe ...
Oregoa City Mill a Lumber,.',.. - 0 t
Paclde States Telephoos ....... ...
Puget Sound Tale phone M. ...
t'nloa Oil '
Taqulna Bay Telephone .714
- MININO STOCKS.
tti "Tarfolenni ...-.TV-rrr..... 12V 'T
Blue Biver Gold ....1026 T10o"
9
to .
. 46
MO
105
IO
101 Vi
60
S08
10
British Colombia Amalgamated ..
Bullfrog Terrible ............... ...
Caeradla SO
Mile Meadows 08H
Oellaher 04 .
Oolconda " ... . ' v:
Internatlooal Coal .............. ...
Lara Creek Gold ................ 014
Lockr Boy 02
Hnunisin view ...,,,,....
Mela Coal Coke
North Palrvlew ...
Oreeon Recnrttfce ,
Standard Consolidated ..
Taeoau Steel
COEUB D ALINB DI8TUICT,
IS
28
12
84
21
04 ,
1 826
, IS
, It
, 04
T"2U
lOti
12
Alas
A la meda . .
Bullion
Copper King
r.ertle ......
Happy Day
Hcrla
Idaho Olant
. .v.-c.i.-
park Copper
Bambler4:nrlboo ,
Rex
Ruth Consolidated
Snowanoe .........
tuowatorm .......
84
06
800
05
OS ,
05 H
08
06
02
07 H
10
So
51-
14
24
IS
S
26
tH
82 l
1
14
84
24
18 '
100
44S
TmlTTD BTATES OOTnaTaTJCsTT BONDS.
New Tork, Nov, 14. Oovernmant bonds
Twos, regprtered
do coupon
Threes, registered
do con pea
Small bonde
Fuura. reglatered
do coupon . . .
Pours, reglatered
do coupon ...,,
Psnsms 2s
do coupoa ;
IMatrict of Columbia l-fl 6a..
PhiUpplae laland 4a
Bate.
1. Opt.
.. Opt.
.. Opt.
,. Opt. -
......... 1007
10OT
1029
Kid.
14 V4
104
1S
103
10214
102
14
190U
12&
104 V
l'H
116 .
lot
Aak.
104
104 (T
lOR'J
103 V4
1021,
m
mi
loBH
106 la
ITC 7011 COTTON MA4XZT.
Nsw Tork. Nov.
IS to 24 points up
Official quotations
Cooke company :
January -rebrnsry
March ..
April ..
May ...
June . . ,
July
Novsmber
December
4
h8
I.I
U. Cottoo fotares eloeed
by Over beck. Start A
Nov, Nov.
is. in.
004 07
1004 PS4
1014 004
1020 Kt
1024 . . 1004
1034 lono
losi io:ti
1024 - w4 1014 - iwj
1004 084 Bag (74
-Open.nigh. Iow
. . . . , ...
.1.. 1000 1000 1IMW
1014 10IS 1004
..... 1021 . KI2I 1021
.-i-.n-12- 44 1014
..... 11 1028 IOIB
10S1 10S2 1022
IAN rtAWCltCO LOCAL BTOCXt.
San Praoclsee, Nov. 14. Official prices:
Bid.
Contra Coats Water : 64
Spring Valley Water 2H
Hawaiian Commercial MS4
llonokes Sugar r.k.-.... ....... Ilia
Ilutcklnaon Sugar 14K
Alaaka Packrra ,k
AMeiclatrd Oil
Pactflc States Telephone
.. 62S
..104
Aak.
24U
83i4
Mi
106.
ATTEOEA HOP NlWg.
ST. PAUL GAINS
8
AP nAMIMAP I
IB lllll I
.' a W I .llWIIIIIIIWIi
Heavy Advance In Stocks With
-Reportot.JM elon-Cuttlng 7
'S by Jiorthom Pacific. , -
FOUR ADVANCED
Southern Pacific Two and Three
Fourths and Union Pacific Two and
Ont Fourth Pointt Higher feead-
- ing Cains Several Points Today.
.JfKT GAINS.--...
TIA Katy .r.....r.7...
... llNorfolk - r....ver
... lVa Nalloosr.JfSd IS
... IViN. Y. Central .... 1
... V OnUrlo A Wast ., tt
... lu!Pennaylvanls .....
.. IV. Peoole a tiaa 1W
iiro.ijn ......... l neeaed steel uar.. i
Baltlioors
Aaaconds ....
Amalgamated ,
Sugar .......
Smaller
Car a Poundry
Locomotive ..
American Wool
Cx lor. do fuel
Bt. Paul
ttton Oil ..,
C'au.illau .......
Krle
Loulaville
Northers PacIBo.
Heading
1 I kenubllo Steel .... V
.. ev, .H..uthern. Ballwayr,
axiMoutbern PaclSe .. 24
.. lV.liukB Paclac..!. 2V
,. A IU. o. Dice i ....... -7
i. tlTexas PaclO ... IV
Ttlii r r-
Tbe stock market today, ander the leadership
of Bt. Paul,' mads a tremeniVais advance in
values. There waa a report of "melon-cutting "
la Northern Pacific and this forced St. Panl
S potnte higher to 184. From thle It reacted
to ihzMi. tnus anowing a net gain or bis poinia.
Other heavy sdvsncee were Northern Pacific
8 point., t'nton Pacloe 2Vi points aad Booth
era Vaclfle 2 points. -
Official ououtloas by Ovsrback. . Starr
Cooke company: ' ' "
DBBCBIPTION.
Amal. Copper Co.
Am. Car Found., com.
wf preicrreo. .......
Am. Cotton OIL com.
Am. Locomotive, com.
Am. Sugar, com.,,....
Am. Smelt.,- com. ......
preferred
Anaeonda Mining Co...
Am. Woolen, com.....
Atchison, eom
do preferred
Baltimore Ohio, eom
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Tran.lt
Canadian-Pacific. com.
Central - Leather, -eom..
oo ore r erred
Chi. t. West., com
Chi.. Mil. A 8t. Paul..
Cbl. a Northwest, com.
cneaapeake st onto, com.
cow. fuel iron; com.,
Colo, Booth., com
do 2d- preferred.
Delaware a Hudaoa...
D. a K. 0., com
do preferred. ........ i
Erie, ton
do 2d preferred ,
do lat preferred.,...
ruinate Central
Loulaville a Nashville.,
Manhattan By.....,.,,
Mexican central By...
M. K. a T., com
do preferred .V
Federal Smelters......
Dtatlllers
Mtaaouii Pacific
National Lead e.
New York Central .
N. T.. Ont. a Western. .
Norfolk a West., eom...
do preferred....,..,..
North American
Northern Pacific, com..
Pacific Mall B. 8. Co...
Pennsylvsnls Railway...
p. e.. l. a o. oo....,.
Presaed Steel Oar, eom..
do preferred.
Beading, eom
HO's
ota
85
70 u
1M
164U
112
43
35
TSV.
1434
1R
117V,!11TV.
272
sos
P8V.
101 Vi
77 vi
.H4i
87
l7ii
176
art
63
61
874
64
214
884
86
434
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142 Vk
24
4U
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84 i,
74
27 Vi
3V4
278
811
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iom
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17-flT84U7a4
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no
144
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62 V4
v.
do 2d preferred.....
do let preferred ......
Rep. Iron a Steel,- com. .
do preferred......;.!.
Sock laland. eom
do preferred ,.
St. Lai. P., 2d pfd..
do lat preferred ,
St. L. a S. W., eom.,.,
do preferred ,
Sou there Pacific, com..
do preferred I
Southern Railway, com,
do preferred...........
Tennaaeea -Ceal Trop.
Texaa a Pacific.......
Tol., tt. L. a W.. soot.
do preferred v
TJnloa factflc, com.,..
do preferred
0. S. Rubber, oem.,...,
do preferred.
D. S, Steel Co.com....
do preferred..........
Wabash, com...
do preferred
Weetera I'nlon Telegraph
Wlaconein central, com.
do preferred.,.,..
Th-gmla Chemical
144Hl4
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324
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138
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118
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62
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201
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86
248
62
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7
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44
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118
324
84
14
141
91
46
. .
44
104
19l
42
26
Totsl sales for day, 474.300 sbsrss.
. csll money closed per cent.
84
St
202
64
624
872
64
214
3B
86
48
47
74
ITS
144
142
23
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ou
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76
128
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84
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88
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26
H
Y
PRICE OF NEVADA
STOCKS IN FRISCO
Belmont
Caah Boy
Ooldea . Anchor.
Horns
Jim Butler ...
MacNamara . .
Midway ,
Montana
North. Star ...
Ohm
.14 60
.10
.44
.20
1.66
.40
S86
4.10
.63
.24
Tononah Eaten. ,7.2 Vj
Ophlr ..,
Mexican
Caledonia
Rxcbeqner
norcroae
I bid prl,
83 40
...... 1.46
.64
...... ' .42
1.20
Oold Crown ... .24
Orest Bend ... 1.06
Hesrus 24
Black Butts It. .IS
.(Tramp ......... 1.60
Nevada
West End ...
Adams ......
Atlanta
Bluebell .....
Booth .
Columbia Mt.
Coo. Quarry .
Piain ondfleld
Dlvle . .-
Oold field
.21
. 3.36
. . .22
. .45
. .63
. 1.80..
. 1.13
... .88
. .47
.30
Montgomery lit. .42
Pnnaet .20
Sceptre 40
Manhattan 14 .
Aaylor-Bumpmy. .14
Dexter ........ .46.
ulranny ......... .34 -
0014 wedgs ... .18
Lone Star .43
r.t. Bend (.... - .84
(it. Bend Annex 84
Jumbo Ex ten... 1.7.1
66
;."T18 lcreeceut
Cowboy 1.
Denver Annex,
IS
11
44
1.82 Bulls Bnsrs.,' .10
Jin I Hiacg . nock ...... .jo
N. T. Consol ... .24
Manhattaa Cob.. 1.00
14
4.10
' .44
1.40
.44
.74
1.70
1.76
.41
1.60
Little Joe
Marflower
Jumping Jack
Red Top Ex.
Mn.tang ....
Bn II frog Mia
Triangle m.
Btarltrht
Lea Dilloa
.04
.49
.62
.24
.17
.40
-,4T -
.40
Kendall
Lagnna.
May tineea
Mohawk
Red Top .......
Sandatorm
Sliver Pick ....
St. Ives)
National Bask.,
Denver j. ......
RcMpee ........
0. Bull Prog...
Stelnway
Con. Cal.-Va...
New Terk-Lsndea BUvsr.
New Tork. Nov. 1, Bar silver 71e U
don, 82 16-144.
NINETY PEASANTS DIE
' UNDER TROOPS' FIRE
MM M
(Joarsal Spsclsl tervloa.)
-M!t4U,.Nor. 14. Tho troopa wont Into
KroutsbersT. where the peasant wer
preying; upoft property and coram tttlno
depredation, and kiuea o. y :.
SEVEN ARE KILLED
BY KAMLOOP'S WRECK
' Llverpeel Cettea Market.
Llv-rnonl. -Nov. 14. 4joltva futures Closed
I nw m mm rrmtw stif um t - - i -.
... - .-.-V,.- -t ----- - L-
ISoscial M.pstrh to The Journal.)
Aurora, Or , Nov. 14. Tha bop market here
Is ontet snd aothlng doing. Dealers hsvs no
mrsld order In hny, and but a rew salea have
been made tba la.t two weeka. F.d Miller a.,1,1
hi. crop to Klaber, Wolf a Netter for Ifiel IJonrnat Special Service. )
and Yn Yergen received the earn price for I Ottawa, Nov. 14. It I reported that
tITL iT"l k.rl.ii:'itrTJi?i-,.ri.. J, vm personk wer killed tn the wreck
thrlr hoM to nuttevll sad skipping by boat, I . PHMlll rolitmhla vaet-e.
aa It la Imposalhle ts gat cara le.luuadi what I at Kamloop, lirillsn LOlurriDIA, ysster
aisasuse sets. ' 1
is ts
LUGARD HAS LIFE
f.,t rA mat has durlngf one of hi brief
holiday trip homo. Ho eaw that alio
waa ,"th on woman in. - tho world for
mm ana uuu ai.. w.,
,e AmmH and SUliCltV that CnrSO-
terlsed hie military exploits. . They ar
a well roatensd .eoupio.
Stirring; Career of Englishman
Whd"rRecerrHyQuit- Nortiv--
ern Nigeria Post. '
ENGLAND'S MOST FAMOUS :
AFRICAN EMPIRE BUILDER
Made Own Opportunist Landing
on Dark Continent at Half Pay Ad-
venttirMeorr-U gatulsUtorjtht J
British Flag. , .
(Joarssl Special Berries.)
London, Nov, 12. Sir Frederick Lug-
ard, who realg-nsd hi pot - as 'high
commissioner of northern Nigeria on ac
count of his health, has boon appropri
ately - described a a ."1n do si eel e"
Cllve. Now only 48 year old, with no
one know what great deeO still be
fore him, his career 1 on ot the moat
dramatic and romantlo to be found In
the list of African emptre builder.
Tali, trained down to nothing but
skin and bona and muscle, wtfsi bright.
keen gray ayes, strongly marked aqut-
.0
.Tv
lav
V
Sir Frederick Lugard.
line features, tanned to tha color of a
plgakin olgar case and a ferociously
bushy mustache, he 1 tha beau ideal
of a- modern soldier of fortune. He
came of military stock and his father
was -a chaplain lnthe Indian army, but
It was as an adventurer, tho spiritual
descendant of Hawkins and Drake, bent
oa such an enterprise a "singeing the
beard of the king of Spain,! that he
found hla chance to carve a nam for
himself In tho dark continent. .
nor of IConey. .
With ISO in hi belt and with prac
tically no outfit st all - except an old
.450 Express rifle, paid for in India In
tho absence of fund by ahootlng a
I man-eating -tiger with a reward on hi
bead. Lugard got on a tramp stesmsr
bound for Naple and Sues.. He had
already, won three medals In the Afri
can, Soudan and Burma wart, but he
wa oa half-pay leave, hla money waa
running ehort and he wa reduced to
Strang ahlfta. "so -h toos a dock pas
sag on a timber ship bound for Mas
sowah. and slept among tha cargo. He
took hi morning bath among th sail
ers In the forecastle and bis meal of
broken victuals with th Italian cook
in th galley alongside th engine, snd
that in th Red sea whsrs th heat waa
enough to grill a black stoker. -Is
ateoognlsed. ,
An Italian boatswain saw through
Lugard disguise, told him he knew he
waa a "gentilhomme," and astonished
him on evening by saying with a fer
vid imprecation, 'I do anything . for
you. Tou want shirt 7 Her la my
other shirt; I give It you because you
have good heart,'. Never waa present
mora acceptable, but th . incident
throw flood of light on the personal
qualities which enabled - this half-pay
captain to sav Uganda for th empire
and to rise, in th space or your years,
to th rank of brigadier-general.
He made hi own opportunities. Hear
ing that a trading post in Nyaasaland
wa besieged by Arab siava trader as
a bit of recreation he organised a relief
expedition and drove th Arabs off after
a sharp right In which he wa badly
wounded, The affair led to hi enter
ing th servioo of th East ASrica com
pany.. When Carl Pater wa trying to
gain a foothold In Uganda for Germany,
Lugard made a dash for1 It with a hand
ful of black soldiers, two whit com
rade and a Maxim gun. He bluffed
llwanga Into a treaty which ended in
annexation. He played -a big part In
tha early stormy day of Uganda. He
marched against and defeated Kabarega
Lof Unyoro . with a. force largely, com
posed of Ugandese. H led th Chris
tian levies of Uganda when they fought
and beat th Mohammedan rebel. Then
b passed to th other aid of Africa
where something over six year ago he
waa appointed high commissioner - of
Nigeria. His eel sure of Bokoto wa ac
complished so-rapidly that th order
of th colonial office to avoid - action
only reached him when he waa report
ing th accomplished fact.
, Zm4y ZiUgard Travslsr.
Had Lady Lugard. been a man h
would. probably have rivaled her hus
band as an empire builder. Fw women
have been aucb Intrepid trsvelers or
passed through s many adventures.
She ha had a finger In most of th
modern Imperial pies. 8h waa a con
fidant of Cecil Rhode and waa mixed
up tn the 111-a tarred Jameson raid.
That wa whan aha waa atMl Mis Flora
Shaw and th eolonlal specialist of th
London Times, In which capacity ah
vlBlted most of th remote region of
the empire. But' perhap her most as
tonishing feat tlra ' tramping afoot
lihrouaa tha Klondike, gix v rrdrck
DISAPPEARAf.CE IS SOLVED
AFTER LOKG SILEHGE
Mother and Sister of Rainier
Woman Return Home After;
: r;:7 ''7"Sixteen."Year8.''''i-'"r'
(Special Meoatca to "ThsournaO r
""Ralnler, Or Nov. 14. The mysterl
oua disappearance of the mother of
Mrs. A, Bener of thi town, who disap
peared from ,Mrs. - Boner's homa IS
years ago., ha jrrstTPPen "solved.
Sixteen year ago, Mr. Bener and her
mother ahd Uttle lster lived together
In thl town, pn morning they awoke
to find that the old lady and Uttle girl
were gone, and eareh failed to reveal
them. ..." Th best of detective were
hired, extensive advertising was done,
but no word was heard of the missing
one, and they were given up a dead.
Th Idea of murder wa never enter
tained, and th affair remained an en
tire myatery. - .-
The other day an old Iadyv with a
young woman accompanying her called
at the home ofMra. Bener, and they
proved to be the long-lost mother and
child. The mother, It appear, had mar
ried again and had been living in Cali
fornia all th while. But lately h
was widowed, and then a desire waa
created arlthln her to ee her old home.
Her daughter I alo married. Both of
them married very wealthy nn.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY T f
INUNDATEO-BX-FtOOD
(Baeela! 7lspsteb te The Joarsal.) '
Seattle, Nov. 14. Live ar lot,
bridge- swept out, towns-- and farm
Inundated and general havoo created by
th terrible flood, which la sweeping
over thl section of the northwest.
Th Whit river valley I inundated
by a flood th Ilk of which I beyond
th memory of resident who hav
llvd there for yeara. Thre bridge
ar swept ' out, on at Buckley, which
was constructed two yeara ago at. a
cost of tS.OOO; another, a steel structure
at Struck, and still anotner across to.
Snoquallmle river, whloh 1 th hlgh
t it has been sine 1881.
Th HtU town of O'Brien 1 deserted.
every family formerly residing ther
having taken to the hills, and at Kent
condltlona ar nearly aa bad, th. people
remaining In the town removing tneir
things to th second stories of their
Swalllnga. ,
MAGNATES PRESENT
AT PULLMAN MEETING
(Special Wins ten to The Joaraal.l - -Chicago,
Nov. 14. J. P. Morgan, W.
K. Vanderblljt and Frederick .Vanderbllt
ar her today to attend th meting of
th Pullman company directorate. None
will talk. It la supposed they wer
attracted by th threat of th corpora
tion counsel to fore th company to
pay' it undivided aurplua for tuxes. It
Is announced that nothing wa don
regarding th proposed change in th
preeidency. . .' . ;
MUTINOUS SAILORS -1
1 - ESCAPE PUNISHMENT
Kronstadt. Nov. 14.-Twenty-five all
or condemned to hard labor In Siberia
for Ufa for participation In th August
mutiny escaped last night while they
were being deported. They overpowered
a guard of II men, killing one, and only
one waa recaptured. . . :
OFFICE WILL BE
KISTIGMED-
Interior Department Will Prob
ikbly TaktiJUp Charge Against
Trie Dalles Land Office.
MISS ANNA M. LANG. -
- : RECEIVER. IS AFFECTED
Clash ot Authority Between Mias
Lang sd"r4oIah"Tliiatrlnoddy"
Taking Side of Woman and Incur,
ring Enmity' of Man. ' .
RANCHER WOUNDED BY
; SHOT FROM EMPTY GUN
(Special Dlep.teh te The Journal.)
Corvallls, Or, Nov. 14. A. J. L. Cator,
a prosperous ranoher residing , five
mile west of Corvallla, had hla ankle
shattered at 7 o'clock this morning byJ
a shot from a IS-callber rifle, a aon
which
An lnvestlgatloav-ot the- land office at
Tha Dalle will la all probability b or
dsred by th Interior department at an
early date aa th result of the charge
whloh hav been filed, againat th of
fice. The charge presumably affect
Miss Anna M. Lang, th receiver, and
forced the report made by Register
Michael T. Nolan prior to his reslgna- ,
tlon.. Although no of t lclal announce
ment -baa -been made It Is- held' tn of-"
ftclal circles trrat the department could
not well overlook such charges a hav
been mad or fall to order an Invest!-,
gation. . '
. It wa reported today that Mis Lang
would ask for an Investigation of her
Connection with th alleged irregulari
ties, It being argued that she could not 1
well rest under th accusations mad
without an effort, to -vindicate her rec
ord and prove her lnnocencej Miss -Lanavinowever!
when-asked for oonflr---nation
of .the rumor, would make no
statement aa to her Intentions. -
"I, hav not aeen what, has been
printed concerning th matter,"'' aald
aha, "and I have received no late In- .
formation-regarding what has happened
or 1 going to happen. I do not wlaa
at thl time to stats whether I will ask
for an Investigation and I hav not
been Informed that th department will
order one. When th action la taken,
however. I will porhapa hav aom defi
nite statement to max concerning my
position. Until that ttm I cannot talk
of tn difficulty." .
There 1 much discussion among those
interested concerning Register Nolan's
resignation and hla attitude.' It is
stated that friction began to be apparent
between Mia Lang and Mr. Nolan eom
Urns ago; In fact, not vary long after
their appointment waa aeoured by Mr.
Moody. According to th rules of th .
office, - Nolan was th exeoutlve officer
and had a hi right all th executive
work of th office. . Nolan had no. ex-
perlenc ln : land offlc buslnss and
muck f -t he-detsJl of theoffle fell -to-th
lot of Mi Lang.. Nolan, aa ha
learned the ropea by ssrvloe, began to
pick up the loose ends of authority and '
friction resulted. . ... ...
A the relations between Mis Lang
and Mr. Nolan became more and mora -strained,
the olaagrsement waa taken
to Mr. Moody and th latter took tha
aide of th woman. From thla tlma on
a eoolnes began to grow, between Mr.
Nolan and his patron, Mr. Moody, un
til tha friendship died and war waa -declared.
. .. '
Vt hon Nolan was appointed an tha
last day of Moody's congressional ca
reer and entered Into the dlaehaxae of
) hi 1 duties aa receiver, he waa perhapa
tha most vociferous and vehement op
ponent of ' th anti-Moody faction In .
Th Dalle. At that time he had tha
agency for a Portland paper and in
many way waa especially obnoxious
to th Williamson faction. Hla ap
pointment therefor cam as a great
blow to the opposition of Mr. Moody.
Up to th time of th rupture be
tween - Mrv Moody - sad - hla - appointee, -Nolan
-eemtinue4-lir-t0B't friendly -attitude
toward th anti-Moody camp.
When tha final disagreement came, th
exact cause of which no on seema to
know, Mr. Nolan wont over under tha
shelter of tha anti-Moody nag. Not
very long after thla change of base
th complaints wer filed against th
offlc. and It is thla fact which gives
rise to the rumor now in circulation
that the allegations were inspired by.
Nolan.
amilllfls Vb B-a. - Tstltlflh J mVtj
supposed to be empty, whnth waaposvi II U Intimated both sth Dallea
waa dlschaxgsd.
STANDARD FEEDERS
.. INCREASE CAPITAL
(Special Dlspsteb ts The JoarnsL)
Harrlsburg, Pa Nov. 14. Thre pip
line subsidiary to the Standard OH
company filed notices of increase capi
tal today. Tha Crescent Pipe Lin com
pany from 11,000,400 to 11,000,000., Tha
Southern, $1,090,000 to $10,000,004, and
th Northern from $1,000,000 to $4,
000,000.. . .. , i -
TOWN OFPRESCOT IS
FOUNDED BY MILLMEN
tSpeclsl HI. pates te The Jowrnal.) "
Rainier, Or., Not, 14. About $H
mile from Rainier, Just between Rain
ier and Ooble, a new station haa sprung
into existence, which promise In a
short time to make a nice little town.
With the recent advent of a big mill,
the Beaver Lumber company, came 40
men as mulhand. - Many of these hav
slnoa brought their famlllea and ar
preparing to settle. - Th station has al
ready received a name, being called
PreacoL . ' ."".""."".7', : -----
KAISER'S POLICIES
- ARE TORN TO PIECES
; ';. ,. .- -y
Berlin, Nov; 14. In on of th most
draraatlo session of th retchstag ever
held, tha policies of the kaiser- today
were attacked mercilessly and nobly de
fended. - Bassermaon, the National -Liberal
leader, who 'attacked the foreign
policy, said It 1 a complete failure.
Voir Boslow In a 'great srjeerh- defended
the policy. He went into elaborate de
tails and said that Germany was not iso
lates. - -. .
' Milwaukle Country Club, v
Bs stern and California racee. Tak
Sellwood and Oregon City cara at First
.and Alder. t -
PENDLETON HORSES,
BURNED TO DEATH
Pendleton, Or., Nov.-14. Flr"early
this morning brnlt. out In the back and
of Wray's mnrble works. A span of
driving horses burned to death and part
of the marble works proper burned. The
cause la unknown. Th lo is $1,000.
Two men; on of them, a preacher, se.
cured $0 pounds of honey from a cavity
In the roots of a tree, after smoking the
bees senseless. Th bees needed the
honey this winter and now must starve;
wa bob it la well araoksd.
and In Portland that sensational alio-"
gatlons will ba made ahould th official
investigation ba ordered. , .
LEONCAVALLO COMING
TO HEILIG THEATRE
Leoncavall 1 coming! ' A world ot
expectancy - for local - music lovers la
bound up In that little sentence. . Le
oncavallo, on of th greatest of liv .
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Leoncavallo.
Ing Italian composers, is perhaps best
known as tha author of 'TPagllaccl,' ,
which has been sung 4n - Portlnnd. by
organisations several times.
The great mualclan come her at
tha head of th greatest operatic and
orchestral organisation that ha aver
been brought to thia city, numbering
81 poopl and including tbe full 'or
chestra from La Ben la, Milan' fore
most lyric theatre, and a half score of
brilliant vocalists, both men and women
all rendering airs from Leoncavallo's
numeroua composition.
Never before tins Portland had th
opportunity of hearing one of th
world's, most fnmotia composers direct
a full orchestra In the interpretation of
hie own music. - but that opportunity
wilt be afforded at the Helllg theatre
on Sunday and Monday nights. Nov. IS
and 14. Out of town mall orders will
be received In order to accomodate out-:'
of-town people who will be drawn into
the city by thla unusual musical event.
The regular seat snle Is to begin at tha
bos office of tha Helllg nest Saturday.
morning. ,
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