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    THE OREGON. DAILY' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY v EVENING. FEBRUARY 3. 1C37.
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MAcnixEuv.
TKKMMAN CO. Mining, sews. I It. ln
gins ejarblneryj bydra.llc pli-es. ci I ml alt
kHvte repaired. 104 Mart rourtn.
A. J. PACU I" Tint et rnrtnee. boll
, Ul end arose-arm siaehluery.
JHS H, C Al.BSB CO. Secondhand
' enlnery. eaeaHU. et. US Ore ad acq,
MC6ICAL.
THE WrHBEB STfjniO Meadolru. baBja, gn.
Ur lo.truelleul uibb Hiiuw, ot
, V,saslngtea. - '
nmn. elelra. meudclta, troml
0000, dl
t. Main
clarinet.
proreeeor m. "
7ua.
MONTMENTS.
BEIT XINOSLBY. Jt First St. l-wrO
' OSTEOrATHlO PHVSICTAJTS.
DR. UI.LEBELLB 'ATTERSON srlletea
nervon. scut sad chronic Mweseo. Off
SIT Oaton bldg. Phone Pscltle 1190.
DBS. ADIX ft NORTI18rP.41o-iS-lT rjjaa.
Bl,' Third end Waeulagtoe ata. Paso
Mala 149. Eiamlaattoa
riuvnxa.
THB MOI1EKN rRINTKRT-pArtlatl wln.
. Ruaarl blUufaurtli ana Morrtaon, Paooa
; I'arlftt 162. , '
EVERYTHING IN PRINTING "
Bmai rlrrulapa to r.taVamr and oppdS,
, Matropolltan PrlntJnf 14T front at.
OCILBRE BROB.. prlntara Tarda. Wllbaad
jto. Phaca Main 14St ftrat w,
j PAINTS, Oil, AXD GLASS.
T. BEACH CO.-Tha IIBjwhMft.1
Iniloar rlnaa and (laxlnf. lrat at
P1XMBERS.
TOX ft CO. Banltaiy planner, 31 Bfeand, hat.
, Main tad Silmoa. Orr(n phoaa Main SWL
OONNrRBBRO ft RAUEMACBER,
No. una naroaiaa at.
PADtTKO AXD PlPEBIXa
r. A. POANB. 28 Taablll at. anaMatta Jaa
. nal afl. wall papor. palnllnc and dWorat.
B(. f bona aa tot oatlmat. P.clO SZJa.
roa; rallahl wart, rajaotiihla pr1ra. BKny
Broa.. SXV4 TamMU. ww 4th. Main 1t-
REAL ESTATE.
C. X. PARRISH ft CO..
t 11 klarqnam Blilar. Con Main tZEt. -Real
ratalo cltr and aaantrr. .
IVtda and mirtaa!a prrnarrfl at Imnf
r ntn. Sotarr public alDf 18.
Eiprrt acwnntaat. . Beat rrlerancaa.
PARRIHH. WATKINB ft CO.. tno ALDER ST.
Hl Mtatr. rantala. lean and Inanrantw.
' W maka n apoclalrr of handling rntala
and proiMTtr fur raldrnta and non-rt-
danta. EatabllabtMl 1873. Pbana Main 1S44.
OKO. J. SCHAETER, raal eatat
kunrancn. a!T tiaonrr or on
, "COOS fiAY NEXT.'
1. W. OOTI BEE. real aetata and annna) aataav
Uabad ixt3. 148 fir it at, roona JL
A. B. RICHARI"ON. 1
BEAt FBTATR AND MORTUAOE LOANS.
Pnona Mala Mat. lO Cbambrr e( CoannMroa.
BI'HINX ACFNCT, dralora In raal aauu and
rantala. Sl'5' Stark at. Main 104. ; -
FOR FABV" oa FVFR Y nESCRIPTION.
W. W. KKPBY. tlB Commanrial bld(.
RUBBER STAiiPS.
P. C STAMP WOKKS. I4 Aldar at., pbana
Main T10; rnbnar atatnpa. aaala. atparlla: nag
' gaga, trad rbackas braaa algaa and plataa.
ROOFIXO.
TIN ROOFING, guttering, repairing and general
Jobbing. J. l.nll. 212 Jeflereon at.. Paa. 1424.
rSIGX PAIXTSRS.
FOKTER ft KLKISEft BIONB.
IT. feee built op the !arget algn bmrlneaa
la tba ntr bj Brat-rlam nork and keeping
nor promieea. w price are ngoi. aiiia
and Eeeratt ata. Phone Kxebange U.
"BIONS THAT ATTRACT." Portland Sign. Caw.
7 Stark at. pbon Fertile Ifiilo.
W. P. BERnF.B ft BON. 4 Yamhill at.
of all klnda. - Pbon Partite 2232.
Riga
STREET PAVING.
WAR REN Conatrnetlon Co., atraet naelng. aid.
aralka and groaaluca. S14 Lamba Bacbanga.
THB Berber Aephalt Paelng Co. af Portland.
OtBee KA Woreeater blk.
SAFES.
PORTLAND BAFK-CO., KH agenta for Berrtng-
BaJl-Marela re and Mania neae Bteel Safe
C. a bank aafaa: 20 aeeuad-band
aa fee and bank aafea; eerr cbaap;
' or write aa. S2 7th at . ..
DIEBOLD Mangane and flre-niuot aafea; Inrk.
ante opened; metal Bxturee; eanlt and tell
' Work; jaeke. J. X. Daela. d Sd. . Mala 1S0&.
XIOHT aarnnd-band nre-peoof aafea and two
aeenad-kaod bank aafea for eele ckeea, at 10
Sixth at.. Portland. Oregoa.
SHOWCASES AXD FIXTURES.
SHOWCASES of erery oVarrlptloa; bank, bar
and ator Bxturra asada to ardor. Tba Lata.
Manufacturing Co., Portland.
R. H. BIRDS ALU doalner; Brest M. Winter
Lamner 10., 1 Hamilton nidg. "Mala boon.
SEWTXG MACHINES.",
TUB WHrTSI SEWING MACTIINX AGENCY.
M Taoiblll St., Cor. Foarth. Pbon Mam gin.
Bargain la all kfada of new and aacond
. band aewlng BMChlna; a few allaktle dam
gad. good aa now, at greatly redooed price.
I'flONB Parlfl 17S and I perenaally will can
- and repair roar eeeliif-marhtne; work gear
' a a teed. S. Baaaa. adlnater. al Tklrd at.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS.
XV FIR DING ft FARUFI.L. prodne and com-
wenanta, 140 Tmat at. Portland.
Or.
I' bona Main 170.
OREIiON rUP.NITCRE MANUFACTURING CO.
-Mannfaetnrer of foraltar far tba trnda.
Portland, Ore eon. ..
WADHAMS ft CO-, whileee.ee grwara, maoa-
fertarera and eonjaalaaloa Berchanta.
and Oak ata.
ruRNITURB manafaetnrtng and aneeinl
L. Baeanakr'a rnrniror faraorr, 301 rroat at.
A 1.1 FN ft LEWIS, rofnmtaaloa and aeoda m
kaata. Front and Daeta ata., Partlaad. Or.
WHOLESALES cForkeee and gUeaware. ' Praal,
WMOf.ESALB ciwtert and glaaawara. Praei.
Uesel ft C4 100 10 Fifth, ear. Stark at.
O. W. SIMPSON 201 Waati'natoa at wool
aaia eie.re in grain nna nay
WHOLESALE JOBBERS.
M. A. OCNST ft CO.,- .
DISTRIHtTORS OF FINB t'lCAXS. j
. ... . 1'URTLAND, OREiiON. ........
- -
BMF.RK. OAI" ft fi RAH AM fine.) Ommkealoa
clianta. lobhera of rrtilta. pcodoc. a4
ennelriunenfa aollelted.
1 20 Prant at.
TYPEWRIT EUS.
HirAKQI'ARTirKS for aeer and retnrlrt tea,
wrttrra of ell aeke( e oe window) If ena
are golnc to kr a new typewriter ee a be
I'ca baling- we can aaee. yna aannej; w
laar part f rapetrlnji all marlrlnea: atat
arnre It ttie tl.n le rm; ore buy art klnda
( ? I pe rllrra. The lywrlter Elcbang.
lac. 1;. 1. kJllaon, manager, S4 Third aL
Jll ! l. !" It I fB Trewrlle Ag"fcej gnp.
. rrr.alra. Ralrlfctl bMg., Blltb and
Y altnr'"i .
11 I1IJ0 BTBNOORAPHXX.
at aatl Bemlertnne. Bniltb Pieailma,
ew, ete.. lee r than ear other eom
a ear other eompenyi
T'pewrltag 0., M (la.
lareetlga i, ladei
TRANSFER AXT HAUtlXO.
TH RlddiQI A OMNIKd TRANSFER CO,
cor. Slllk Bad Oak ate; h.rx.ae cheeked
from hotel or reewenc dlrsct to dMIIlintwi
' pseacogara tbereftir ifwli run. and aaa
.Be at depot. Prieale Exebaag Mb
lirra, plane ed furniture moved, packed
Mart for afalliDlaff AIM attlpped: I1 WOT
guaranteed; Uin l-etory brick fl re-proof
, warehouse for atone. urnce xu Oak L
Olsen Roe. Pbon Mala MI.
C. O. PICK. efSo 8S First at., bet wee Stark
ed Oak eta., phon fit; plana ed fumlrnr
usured and parked far snipping; ommodloa
krlrk warenoue win eeuaraia aroa rovnia.
treat and Clay eta.
BOftB C1TT TAN CO.. offle 141 First at..
phon Mala 022. Furnrtur sod ptsno-movlug
epedaliy; w gusreotss our worn.
NATIONAL TRANSFER, V HTnRAOl CO, WW
Oak at. Telephone Mala 4460. Traneferrtag
IM taring. -
OB BOON TR AN8FBR CO., IS4 North Sixth.
Phone Main a. Hsaey hauling sad storage.
INPEPENDRXT BA00AGB TRANSFER CO.
storage. U4 Btark at. Main 40T. ,
POBT BPECIAI. PEMYERT. No. noo.Waan,
Ington at. Pbon Main Ml. ' .
TOWEL SUPPLY.
CLEAN TtWEL4 PAItY Oma. . broaa, noan,
1 SI par niont.-- Portland Laandry ft Towal
Sopply Ca.. Nlatk nnd Coorh. Pnona 410.
-STENOGRAPH EI
EXPfcBT atanorraphar and 7Pwrltr.
Mai 1371. f)14 ltokam bl.lg.
Pkona
OFFICE DIRECTORY
' " RaJolRh BnUllnr.
. W. COm. SIXTH AND WA8HTN0T0W. i
AlMJt'HT KENKON Tailoring (or - partlmlar
ptopla. Room 5, Rakalgh. Witk and Waao..
DB. B. LKB- CARTER Dratlat. Bnlte n. Kt
Waafalngton aC, corn Blitn. .
. C. SCHAEPER ft CO, aanaaaora to An
atroug to Tailor. Boonu 10 mtd XI.
NEW YORK BnrgWl M4II InatHtttn. Rooma
18. . W. 21. 33. waltlng-roonw No. 2X.
BALL ft LEaVParm and city prupartf ToataJa.
Rootn ZB. . 1 ' ' m
DR.
"ACSPLAND. DENTIBT.
' QoodiioaK'h Balldins;. - "
X. C. COR. TIFTH AND TAMTTT1X. ."'
THK ORKr.oN EN(9BAVIM CO.- of fie pbana
Main U12. Work promptly attended to. ,
THB INTERNATIONAL POSTCARD CO. Pab
Uantra. Unportara and Jobbara. Boom Ml.
FLORENOB TINOLBT Draaamaklng.
221.
GEO. LACTENSTHLARO BR Tailor. Bolts, 111
op; txonaara, 4.50 p. Room 220. - .
Commonwf nlth RafMlnn;.
I. W. COS. SIXTH AND BVSJIBIDS. !
DR. W. I. HOWARD Chronic dlaeaaa; ala
trlclrr and claetrte light treatment. Rootn
815-314. .-. .. .
CHAPMAN ADVERTISING CO. Room SOB.
Swetlnnd Bnildtna;.
I. Z. COR. FIFTH AND WASHCT0T0W. '
WETLAND HI.lMi, Fifth and Wtahlnglon
Dealrabl office. A few left.
Mohftwk Bnildinfc.
B. X. OOR. THIRD AND M0RKIB0V.
Wolrarron. Inreatmenta. Pac. 141. Room 408.
Steamn HnUdlnn. ' , ,
V. X. COB. SIXTH AND MOXRIBOH.
MRS. H. X. JACKSON Art millinery designing.
Room 400 Bteaxo bldg.. cor. 7tk and Morrlaoa.
LfnYPt Bnildlna;.
X. COR. SIXTH AND WA8HIB0T0X.
LAFAYETTE REALTY CO.,
Vacant property a apaclaltr. i
TOt'BLBY ft WEAVER Real eaure. Ineurano.
Roooia 11 and 12. TeL Maaa ul.
. TRANSPORTATION.
Astoria & Columbia :
. River Railroad Co.
Talon Depot Lar. . Arrlra,
for Merger, Rainier. Clata- v
kanla. Weal port. Clifton, An. " ,
tort. Vt'arrentoe, Flaeai, ' " ,
Hammond. Port Staeena. Gear
ban Park, Beaetde..,.. t OQ am 11 :H ata
Artnria and BeaalHara. aipreaa ,
dally T:00gai :B0 am
AH tralna dally. .
1. C. MAYO, o. P. and P. A., Aatnrio. Or.
C. A. STEWART, Commercial Agent, J4J
AMer atreat. Pbona Mala Son.
BAKER IS OUT.
FOR COUNCILMAN
Theatre Manager Declares Him
, self Candidate From the ,
. Fourth Ward.
1 . . .
Oaorga L. Baker, theatrical manager
and a former member of th city legla
latlve aanembly, formally Announcad
himself urn a candldato for tha RepubH-
can nomination for councilman from tha
fourth ward this mornlnx. Mr. Baiter
represented the fourth ward from 1898
until ltM, and It la said that during
those two years that ha did not sprint
a Joke or make a speech of more) than
flva minutes duration. ...
Mr. Baker filed his petition with City
Auditor Devlin this mornlnx, and tn It
ha states that ha will devote hla energy
to tha loterests of a larger and bettor
Portland without fear or favor, and aim
to make It the metropolis of the north
west. - The words to b printed after
his name on tbs ballot are:
. . "Portland's commercial proapartty and
always for- the Interests of tbs fourth
wsrd." '
11 r.1 Baker said -ha would stand upon
those words as his platform.
"They are good enough for ma," ha
said, "and I believe) the whole sentence
will bs aatinfactory to tha peopls of
my ward. My p-avloiis platform was
lonarer, but long: platforms are tiresome
to the people and few read them. . So I
mad the changer I tell the people my
Intentions In IS words." . '
Mr, Baker Is the first eandldnt to file
his petition with the city auditor. .
FRANK CRESWELL BADLY '
BURNED BY LIVE WIRE
tflpeelat Dlapetcb t Tba Joarnal.l
' Albany, Or., Feb. 13. Frank Creswell
cams In contact yesterday afternoon
with a live wlrs crossing- the big steel
bridge that npana.he Willamette and
carries the large cable of the Willam
ette Valley company. Hv was very -na
ve-rely burned. Medical attendance wasN
Immediately summoned and everything
possible done to five him relief from hla
suffering;. Ills recovery Is doubtful.
( - It is said he stepped on the wire.
The-srwJon-f the officials at j the
company and their linemen is to the ef
fect that he was playing on tha bridge
and reached to the wires, which are un
insulated, and received the shock there
from. , . .
! Cpobps Channel lrt Balloon.
lioarnaj Special Beevtce.l -
, Ixindnn. Ket. 2. Hon. MrSHstbord
made a daring brtlloon trip across- the
channel from Chelsea Thursday, accom
panied by C, F, Pollock, of tho .Aero
Club. - J- r- - . - '',
, The balloon crossed the channel In
the neighborhood of Calais and descend
ed at Btavelot, Belgium, In the midst
of a violent snow storm. -
Mrs.. ITarbord Is tha seonnd woman
to cross tbs channel la ft balloon. . .. . t
TODAY'S MARKETS
EXPORT FLOUR IS
5 CENTS UP
Predicted Advance Materializes
- - This Morning In the to- '
. cal Market. : :
LOCAL BRANDS WILL
' . UKELY RISE SOON
Tiot Is Scare i Milling Centers
Owing-to -Conttoned -Shortayto-
TrnsportaHon Oats Market ; Is
Principal market feature today: -". . ' , -
Kempt flnne Ac ' tiarrel hlffher.' ' T'' ,
Local floor will' "likely adranc. " ' .
' Egg aeU faat but are jaat ateaoy.
CUk-ken market going to drop.
' Soger cuanae atlmulate trad. . ,
5 Fotato market oooalderably eaaler. ,
Onions ar duU with efferinga.
Draaeed Hi rata likely o drop M'-
' Idaho apple saU well."- , : '
Xzpart naa Flea Costa Higher.
. ,.i.tt. he 1-b Journal
omef BAiaUJ ejas UVnTnj gjaaaaev . w .
yeaterday them wna an ndeaaca of 0s barrel
L .. . bra ii da of floor, Tb
chang. In vain, la gmerral tUrougboot the entire
Pacific northweat. Wheat la bard to ebtaln
accooat of the great anoriag
Pll- la the coontry. m
nearly a great aa ep. -
the ton of tb wheat market see. - th
wheat eeero an prices aooauia
tnerenalns demand tor moai at.
and thla lajlkewt atrexigu.-..,
In that Una. . At this tlma tha tana of tha local
floor market m so good mat were - -
next of aa adranoa to vaiuaa aonog w
week. No change ta lacal value today.
Ooaraa Grain JJat la Firm.
Coara grain, are eery firm, aBUlly nnto.
,. i. ki. market nr very ameu,
with tn continuance of the ear aboruga price,
.re adranclng. Som. Oe.Wr. here are of Ul
opinion that the oeta market wUl ge to M b-
fora the eeaaoa cioana, '- '
hare all been la fcsV ." - ..
u.. I. .,...iv. owing to the car sbortag.
which eanaea a lack of aappUea her. Mill feed
ar firm oa account of tn. inaomij
to ran more than halt tinea. Thla, too, I due
to abortag tn wheat. ;'. ; V
Xgga SaU Fast, bat Are Just Btaaay.
Wbu sales of ggs are nrmons, tha ro-
eeipta are Ineraaalng at s lively rate, mue
Hr there bar been practically little a cen out
let ton nf snppll, but with 1ha Ineraaalng ar
rivals the trad la generally of the opinion
that the market wUi auiae nic
data. ThU morning moat aaiea were nee
21c, but com were raporua i -c.
toller we, however, offering eopplle to Job.
bars at 19c, with a taker. Thla Indicated a
www market for tb tutor. . '..
Soma dealer have urovpeo mair ""-a
nrlc os chicken H pound. ""'"S, tn
fractional lncreaa la arrlvala. The trad la
atlll welded to the eaatera atock, and wlU not
boy the local bird II tney go oeyono
nrlc. Heavy receUita her wlU causa a ar
ftrclln la vain re.
- Oreamary butter Is showing aa increne u
arrlvala, hot prices are being maintained today.
Lower values are anticipated for the somlng
weak. If the prevent rate of Ineroaee to. ante-
ah) continues. , ... , .
.. Sraaaed Maato UaVle to Ores.
' n. tm aa:nndarcnrrat of wookness In the
denaaeel meat ' market, except for beat stuff.
Tnta inehidM iall line, and Is dn entirely to
he anrter weather. Prtee oa draaaad meats
bare bees held very high along Front street
fie enme time, on account of the shortage In
supplle, do to' the cold weather and th la,
ereaalng demand. With warmer weather oup.
nlle ar Increaatng. and there Is a noticeable
falling oft la th demand at the Soruur klgk
valnes. ' .
Sugar Chang atbaalatos Trad. ,
Th sharp cut In- engnr onotatloas by the
Jnbbera yeaterday atlmnlatad thest-ada. Retail
era have been better buyer during th past 24
hoara. Bom are bnytug for epecolattoa, while
others are purchasing from hand to mouth,
with no expectation of atlU lower flgares If th
two re finer! re hit oach ether again.
Ball market la very firm, nnd ther Is again
noma talk of advanced figures.
Id Apple SU Wetle
'.A car of fancy Idaho Ipplee arrived la dur
ing the put 24 hours. Quality nrat ciaae,
with' trade a nod.
A ear of celery Is due to arrive from th
south either Monday or Tneeday. - '
Potato are ronalderably weaker and dull
her, owlns to tb lower nricea In rha nath.
da to very heavy shlpaMsts there during
tb paat few day. .
NoiWng over 7 5c la now being offered at
ahlDolns nolnts tor onion by local ehlpper.
Weakaeaa Is the soath and lower prices ther
th eauae.
Trade pays follow big prices to eommlaatos
men. Prices paid shippers ar leas reg alar
eommlsalons: , "
..... Grain. Flour Bad reed.
GRAIN BAOS Calcutta, IU sulng prtc:
aelllne. Hal,.
WHEAT New clnb, lJ70r; red Rnaaloa,
aa&AT. blneafem. Tltr72e: valler. eStrrme.
CORN Waolo, 120.00). cracked, IW.0O per
Ton.
BARf P)Y-Nw F-ed. Mi ooevtjfmf eoliad,
ZI 001024 00; brewing. I22.00OZS.00.
R YK -!.& per cwu
OATS New Producer price No. I white.
2 002.S0; gray, 2ft.00a28.m.
- FLOUhV Faetera Oregon pa tent. 14.08;
straight, I2.M: export. M-tor vajUey 3.5i
graham. 14. 4.0; whole wneat, I4.TI; ry.
to. ."00: bale. I2.TS.
MILLSTTTKFS Bran. IIT.OO per tooj mloV
dllnga. S2.00 abort, eooatry. 20.; alt,
I1K 50! chop. HS.OOtf 21.00.
HAY Producer' price Timothy, WTIlemetta
valley, fancy, 11.0nl4.00j ordinary, .00.a
10.00; eeatem Oregon, - l.00: mixed,
110.W4T.10 M; ckvr, $.00( train. W oOO 10.00;
ehaax. IS. SO. ...
Butter, Eggs sad Poultry.
BDTTF.R FAT I. e. a. Port Ua Sweet
cream. MHcs eoor. II H. . . .
BUTTF.R City creamery, Sfte; . orald
fancy. :4V: atorace. 2KW:c; etore. I7rjl7u.
.T.iiOB Extra fancy, candled, l4621c.
CllbKKK. New Full ereeie. flata, i44)Jloc:
Yonn America. ISHWIue.
POILTRY Uve Mixed cblckena.' 18UtJ14
tb: fancy bene, 14(14He lb; ro.tara, old. lo
per lb; old auga. 11c per Ibi frrera. 14c per lb;
nrollera, 14H lbT:old dncka, 1SH lb; aprlng
darka, ISe per lbs ga.ee. SfilOc par lb; tur
key, lie pea lb far oldt 'drum. faa, g-J
per Ul aqneb. H)0 per do: ptgaons, tl 00
pZ daa. iTeeaed poultry IttlHe per lb ilia bee.
- Ho. ' Waal and Hla. .
0OPB 190 erop. choice, lOMSJIla; . mime
Cbolce, , Wi meiirn. to prime, S4J1er
, 1 m in. c , vw.. . "-., ,
wixL lOOS elip Valley. avw2a Meter
Oregon, zoc -
mill AIR New. seminal.
' BHKKPXKINS Blieerlng, tS4J2flc etj, .r,
rooL .1a40c: medium woo. 0Q7a ouch;
long wool. 7oc1.00 oach.
TALLOW Prima, per lb. IKOwl Bo. ae
greea. 2H. '
CHITTIM rlARK-HtTT foe ear letaj mean
DEALERS MORE BULLISH '1
r ON HOP SITUATION
, Durlnt ths past tt hours a few, 4)
sales of hops bavs been reported 4
on tha east eld of tbs valley. d
' Dealers ars somewhat mora bull- d
Ish on tha situation, tt being es- d
tlmatod at. this time thersc ato d
not mors- than 18,000 or 12,600 4
bales on the outslds. In tho hands 4
of local producers. Home orders
art In from the enst, but they ' 4
are mainly at low flg-tir. Grow- d
era are -mixed in their' views, d
some bring content to sell, whlla . 4
others are holding for a slight a
advance.- -; . , d
TWELVE CENTS PAID
FOR HOPS AT ST. PAUL
. (Special Plapatch to Tba Journal.)
' baJem. Or., Feb. S3 Ivocaily
the hop situation Is a moat.com-,
, plez one; - dealers though dis
claiming any bualnesa in ths hop
market, are contiunally sending
their buyers Into tha hop belt
to buy odd bales stilt held by ths
growers, and when the growers
have all sold It Is probable that
-tha buyers will attempt to bull
the market. At least that Is tha
opinion of many of tho growers
that - are still holding. Trana
actlona were- reported yeaterday
for the St. Paul neighborhood In
this county - as , follows; Jul
ian N. Prevoat. - 80,1)00 pounds;
8. Morton.; 20.000 pounds Pat
4 Mullen. 20.000 pounds; K. Cole- d
4 man, 15,000 pounds; and Chris 4
d Running, 10,000 pounds. These d
d purchases were mads by ths firm d
4 "TOf- Ihmana;-a!f-rHricitSi at-TZ d
4 cents. : - - .
-- , - - . ' '
Iota. ste. i:- ,- ...
Hirtcs ur. rto. ir is ms aaa no. nut
7ic per lb; dry ktp. No. J. S to IS lbs. 14c!
ary eaix, pio. a, en-ier e in, aao, eeiiea nioea,
.terra, aound. 00 lb and ever, lOQUo; cow,
m8ViC; atare and bulla, aound. e7oi kip.
1 arara ana nuua. eouna. aagroi kin,
he. rif, aound. under 15 lb. 11:)
aaeted,. 1 4a; culls, le per lb la
a, aalted. Men, l 2.'el tot dry, each.
10 to ou inn. we
greens anaalted.
bora bide.
I1.OU0I.SO; eolt hlilea, ZStx.Wet goat akin.
aaua, each, lOQisc; Aagora. eeoa, SsesjeL
- Xrulta and Yeeetablaa. ' .
POTATOES Burma price. afra Murraa.
giah and Cljcknoia aeleet, 1.4otJl.o0, eeUrng,
fancy, l.o.'.'ul 76; ordinary, buying, . 1.2&
IiO cert; aweeta, SH4e lb.
ONIONS Jobbing price No. I Oregoa. S1.1B:
Ke. 2. 75ct;Il. buying price. OOWmJo f., v a.
shipping polnta; garlic. bntc per lb.
rru:.l-raacy nood Hirer Hpltaenberg and
Yellow Newrowna. S2.AO: fancy Wlllaaneirte emU
ley and southern Oreaoa. tl.aoai.7ni erdinaiv
atock, fl.011141 23.
FRESH kU 11S -Orana-ee. new aavoL CI SO
fia.oo:- tangerine. 11.70: banana. So nor lb:
kmona. t-4tt4.60 box; lime. Mexicah. l.h6 per
l'H: plneapnlea. 4.00ift.ooDr doaeai gripe,
Malaga. S7.M - aer keai - Dear. f 1.75:
pineapple. s par doeen: grape fmtt. 14.78.
H.oM Abl.Ks Tnraina. new. sum' eacki
carrot. T.V(rtl.O0 per aark; beats, I1.2S pur
acki raillabea, 20 per do: eabbaoa,
12.50;' bell' peppers, t I per TbJ toois
toe, Mexican; 12.60: parents. vOrlt string
beans, 13c per lb: cauliflower. 12.00 per doai
oeaa. lHc: horaeradlan. OfllOc per lb.1 nrtlehok
el-00 per doxea: aUMb. .oetjtl.OO per host
celery,. California. to-sutt.o0 per crate; erao
herrle, a0O(i;u.0O per barrel; eprouu, t!Ctc
per lb.: aepar:giie, XAe lb, ,
uxieu rutins Apple, evaporated. 47
te per lb: aurlcota. lgfiilOa nee lb: eehe.
ilitlSVit per lb; acfca. He per lb leeal prune,
to to 40. sAr: Ui dron ou ch 1-10 mallf
alee: flaa. California black. aaflH par Ibl
California white, eefceHe per Ibi date, goldaa,
W ftO per box; tarOa, tloetl.M pee IB-lb bos.
.... roesrin. Bum, Xta.
STlaAR California A Rewetlan amnal
IA.07H: powdered, ft.914; berry. 4.2H; dry
granulated. 4.72U: star. . 14J.2U: ronf. A.
M12SI extra B. 42V; golden O. 14.10; 1,
yellow, U.VlVr. beet granulated. 14.42V
Weatern Cab. .Vi5i4; powdered, I4.92H;
dry -Tnlred. . I4.W2H: P. C, 14.02; tit.
Francle, M.52H: Cfafectlonera' A. 4-72Mi: extra
C. I4.S2H; golrieq C. 4 13'x; D. yellow,
4 02 Si bewt granulated, 14.44; bbla, 10c;
H bbla, Z6c; box, 60c advance on aark beal.
I A bora price ar M days not caaa uota-
rJonai. ,
HONRY SS.6S per crate. ! ----- - -
f COFFEE Package brands, tIS.esQ1S.Sft.
SALT Coaree Half eronnd. KlUa. 110.00 nee
ton; Sua, 110.50: table, dairy, 60a, S14.00; 100.
II8.T5; bales, tl.SK; Imported Liverpool 50a,
ais.uu; tune, giT.OU; 22-ta. tlS.OO: extra nn.
bbla. la. oa. 10a. S4.Mio)5.50: Lavemooi hi ma
rock; JOM per ton; 50 lb reck, 1 10.50) UWa,
f IV.W.
Abov price apply to eatoe of lee thas
ce' mta. Car lata at special ptioa eahjeet to
(Inrtuatlona.)
KICK iBiperlal Japan. No. I, Se: No. t.
new urieaaa, bead. 1c Ajas. Sei uoeie,
!4e. - i
hEANS Small : white, 18.80; . rg white,
13 20; pink, 2.90 baroo. .7; Ltmae,
Mexican reda, 4c
NUTS Peanut, Jnmha, t4 par Tb Vlrgtnle,
"He per lb; roeeted. 10 per lb: Japenoee. Bit
He roaMed7g7He par lb; coeoannta, aedt
per duau -walnsta, California. IS per lb;
Irencb, 15e - per lb: plnanuta. I4015e
per lb; bIHrory seta, 10 per Xsl , ebeetaut.
eaatern. )54il per lb; Bi-aaD nuia, 1W per
id; inoena. joe par tn; raacy pecan, isajevsi
Keats, rht and xrwrtalona,
' FBESM MB ATS Front Street Flora, fancy,
so per lb; veal, extra, 0c per lb; ordinary,
1 " per m; poor, u par n; mutton, xnncy,
suuc ner lb. .
HA MM. BACON. ETC Portland aark (lore II
hamr, 10 to 12 lbs, 164 lb; 14 to IS Iba. 10
lb; IS to 20 iba. 16c lb; break feet bacon. IT
t(22e lb; plcnlca,, lie lb; cottage roll, 12
lb: regular abort clears, onsmoked. llvte Ibi
araoked. 12Uc lb: clear beck a. anamoked. HUe;
anaoae!. id; lioios doiib. iv to la loa. an
amoked. Se lb; smoked. Be lb; el ear be I Ilea, an
amoked. 13e lb: amoked. 14c lb; abouloera. 12
in; picxeta lonrv. iur ca.
LOCAL l,ARl Kettla leaf. 10a. I8a Ibi
6a. lt'Ae lb; 50-lb tin. Sa lb; team ren
dered, 10a, 12 lb; , 12 a lb; eompoaatLJ
loa. SUc Ih. ..
CANNED SALMON Oflnmbt Hver. ' 1-lh
tall. l.SO; I-lb tall. 12.75: fancy. 1-lb nata,
I1.V0; H-lb fancy flata, 11.15; fancy l ib ovale,
12.75: Alaaka talla. pink. WQUOc; red, 1A0;
nomlnaL 2a. taU. tX.00. . .
FIHH Rock cod, ?c per Ibt flosnders. Se pet
in: saiinnt, se per- to: crane. iiai.tM per
..; atrlped baaa. I2HW per lb; eatflah. 10c lb;
aatmott, freeh Columbia river ataelheada, lie;
Chinook. 12Hc lb; frotea ealmoa, 4llc; her
ring, 0c lb; aole. Ac lb; ahrlmpa, 10 lb; perch,
tc lb; black cod. 7e per lb; tonieod. Te per U;
aneer ameit, oc per jo; looetera, in per n;
freeh marker!, Se par Tb; erawflsh. Bus per
doun: etnreeon, io per l; bck
lb: Onlnmbla river amelt. tc per lb.
. OYSTF.RS Snoalwerer bay. per ganea. ti SO:
tier 100-lh sack. t4.50; olymnla. par gallea.
12.28;. per 115-D). aack, . t6.50O0.20; Kagl
canned, sue ean, a t onsen.
CLAMS Hardaneu. nor . nog. S3. TBI
cum. Si per pox. , ..-.-
- Psint, Coal Oa, Xto.
B0PB Pars Manila, 1B1 Mandard. U,
steal. He. i - - - - -
COAL Oil, Pearl or Aetrel Chaea. ItHe ear
eel loa; water whit, h-on bbla. 14 pas gallon;
woo.! en. 17 per gaUoa) beadltght. 170-dag
eaaee, tlHe per fallow.
OAfOUNE eo-deg raaas. MHe per gatlo.
Iron bhl., 18c per gallon.
BENHINK S3 deg. ceaea, an per gaiiosi
Iron bbla. lHHe per gallon.
TURPENTINE la eaaee. So per gall wonueS
bbla, hc per gallon.
Willis leiii l oa an, Tie per in; nwm
lot, hr per lb; lee Iota, BHe per lb.
tvina It a ti.o r-i aaawt omaia nt .e.vo.
LINSEED OIL Pare raw. In a-bhl lota, lOet
1-bbl lot, 53c ; ease. OS per gait gensln ket.
tie boiled, caaa. 0e par gal) '-bbl lota. S4e;
1-bbl lots. S5r per gal; ground rake, ear lets,
120 par tool leas than ear lota, 140 per sea.
HORST BROTHERS ARE
, AGAIN ON THE FIGHT
. : ' :
(Special Diapatch to The Journal.)
Woodtiarn. Or.. Feb. S3 This district has
been practically cleaned of hops, no mer thas
a thousand bal- remaining, ana rnese ta strong
handa. TMirrae. repreaenllng th great bull
leader, Paul lforat. - yealerday purrbaaed at
prlc-ea ranging from 9 to 11 Sc. th kit Includ
ing W. R. Townsend, 1 lialee; E. W.
Armas.
125 balea. and J'Sin Lents, so halee.
takes several refusals around Monitor.
llo haa
Charles Lives ley. representing Clem Ttnrrt,
the bear leader I elan In the field and trying
to buy tn the Womionrn. Mi ont Angel and Mil
eerom dlatrlcts. ltorrae fat offering te contract
from 10c to 12C S pound.-" - '
COTTON SEED OIL HIGHER
Price. .Tamps to BBc Gallon in Chi
caeTO Market., ,
1
Clilcagei, Fh." 4a.' The nsTotd Tier a Id gayt:
Th atnmg poeltlon of lard and other fat
hare aileanced the price of cotton seed ml, and
the American tottim seed oil. company anid
Its oil the oihcr day at th highest price on
record. Th market abowa a very atrnng un
dertone at 5.V gallon; Th sale wer ta On.
tarko Inlereets. "
Llverpeel Cotton Market,
'Liverpool, Feb. M. v.ttn rnrurea closed t to
points lower. middling e toady and aav
eh aged,
DELAYED STOCKS
ARE COfallflG
Cattle Receipts Are Swelled by
the Resumption of Railroad '
' - - Traffic. :.'
NO HOGS OR SHEEP
:: ARE REPORTED TODAY
Former Market Is Firm W'ith Un-
changHlajnfiB Sheep ' Demand
Is - Much Bettor Than tho - Sap
'pi.'.: :.V.. 'H'ff
Portland Cnloo Btockysrda. Feb. Xa.-Uv-
atock receipts: .
- Hogs. Cattle, sheep.
Today .. . SOI
Week ago A , SMS ' , ..
Prarhiua year .. 125 233
Although cattle recelpU have ba very Uberel
during tb past S hour, tha ton of the mar
ket remain very firm. Bent eteera are atlll
aelUng at 4.7i5, wtth sale at both figure.
Uood a tuft 1 lu demand. Tn praaant heavy
antral ar do entirely to the reeumptJon t
traffic ea the railroad. Buyers bed piin.haa.il
gnu beaeuy during th tieup or traxne, a
thla a ruff la now ewelllae: tha arrlvala.1
No toga arrived in tb yarda during th Bt
nouro, and that market eonunnaa to anew a
firm tone during ths day) former values being
maintained. v
Aa tn hogs, there war no arrtvajs r sheep.
Thla lie haa been bar ef receipts el ace Wed
nesday sight, aad th ton ef tba market is
firmer tn cuoeeqnence,
A year .ago today t Hess, firm; sattla, dan
and weak; aheap, firm. .
OftVieJ urea tuck prloaa:
Bogs Beat eaatera Oaegaa. IT1?T TBi
gtockcrs nnd feeders, SO. TO; Ohlna tank, I4.T8.
- Cattle atest ooatara Oregon ateara, 4.TSCJ
IS 00: beat cows and b altera. l3.50iAa.TSi stooa-
srs and feeder, ft.TS; balls, X.6X
ooeep Mixea, e4nnc; vvaenv anenn
ewes, 400c Umbo, . .
BIO CATTLE SHIPMENTS :
Nearly 8,000 Heavd Shipped From
Echo Country Lately. V; -
(Special Mspatch to The Jeornair -Echo.
Or.. Feb. SSe-4t la e time ted that
aaarly 1.000 bead ef eattle and many hun
dred bead of' sheep have been shipped treat
tba Xch coontry to the past taw weeks, asset
f which war Brought la from the Butter
Creek and Meadows ooajatry. Much of that
atock was held ova by th barer for many
day until ear eould bo recerred, and now that
tn trame uenp la Bo mew bat ruvea a aaav
bar ef cattle ear ar being ntingbt In.
J. C. Loasrgaa for Frye-Bruha sad Be neon for
th .Union Meat company say that the loss
has been anlta beaiy to thorn aa aoeeaaS of
having to hold th stock ver after It wee
purchaeea. awaiting the shipment or
Nevertheless, the bnyera are claaaad with the
atock and It le expected that from SO to 40
load will a eat bom her Is tb Bant tew
da ye, - .
The nutter cress rsnehers ststs tost raea
baa beam plentiful, aad stock la la first-class
condition. . Tbs prto received 1 t.tt par
hundred pounds. This la oooaldereo- one ef
the beet eattle seetaoaa ta Che state ef Oregon.
EASTERN HOGS HIGHER
Chlcaxo Prlos) Is Up to f7.177 for
, ' th Besnt Staff.
Chxesgo. Pea. eg, Irreetock recsiptoi
, T Hog. OattU
Baser-.
Cblosae
............ ..lAOOO . XtOO
te00
Kaaaaa City ....... SUMO . 100
Omaha T6.000 UK) ASOS
Hogs are etsong to I smta aHrhos, wfth S.4O0
iert ovor. aaoaipm a year ago srar is,ooo.
Prices: Mixed and retcbera, 8eQT.12HH
good and heavy, ST .06 7 IT H ; rough aad aaavy,
.0Q,5; Utht, l.ia7.0TH- .
. Cottle Steady. . -. -. , .
. Bhaap Steady. -. - ; fe'-;''.
:: UMBINQ"ARCH TENTH
rrospects Good for s Big 1 Yield-
; V Bmy Very High.
Arlington. Or.. Feb. tt It Is under bed
that tba majority of sheep la Urn asctloa will
begio lambing about March 10, So far proe
psets are good for a big lamb yield, although
many of th abaepmaa ar out ef feed and ar
buying 120 hay for thehr fkwke. . Oraes baa
sot started to grew very faat yet, sad there m
some front la the ground. Sheep ar tn prime
COSMUllOl
PORTLAND STOCK MARKET
. -. .v , '.i i , ,: ! :
Twenfjr-Flvr) Thonsand Lees Greek
Gold Sells at 9 Me During Day
About ' 44,000 ' ahare ' wore " sold
fbe Portland atock market during - tha
daya trading. The ntrgeet transaetloa- wag fet
Lea's Creek Gold, SA.OOO shares being sold to
two block to so broker at 2 He- Mammoth
advanced to lfte, buyers' AO days, with aale
of 1,000 ecaree at that flgar. Other ealea:
One thousand Morning nt BHC bsver' SO daya;
10 American Biscuit 8a at 100 at prtvato sale,
1.000- Oaacadla at 2Se, prtvato earn; 8.000
Potld at lIHa, 1.000 Morning at SHe., buyers
10 dsy.r - ;';.. . , .
Official prleee: " - -
... .. BANK aTfOCXa
- ' BM. Ask,
Bank ef CaUfornln. .. 00 .....
Kankera' A Lumbwmea's 0S.00 - 108.00
Merchasfs' National 170.00 1M.00
Oregon Tmat A bsrtng. .. ... 1X1.00 -11.00
Portland Trust On ..v.. - 120.00
United State National BO0.0O , .....
LISTED SECTnUTIBS (BONDS).
America a Biscuit Co. 0a . .-v SS.00 i
City A Suburban 4.
Colnmbla 4outbra Irrlsstloa 0 - -Horns
Telephone As. ..., . ..... .
100 Of)
. S2.no
- w oo
97.80
100.00
100.00
1113.00
100.00
100.00
44.00
'' TB.OO
110.00
SOW
-' .19 '
.10
.58
. .28
.0214
x
.15
. -1H
a. V. Le CO.
0. R. A N. Ry. 4s 09.00
O. W. P. A Ry. S ..,,. 100.00
Pacific Coast biscuit 0a Pd.SO
Portland Ry. Aa... ...
. . MIWELLANEOTJ8 STOCKS.
Associated Oil ................ 4H.00
Home Telephone BO.oo
J. C. Lee Co.,.
I'aclflo Htatee Telephone.. ...... ,
Psgst Boand Telephone .....
' MININO BTOCXS. V i
Brttkrh Takoa ................. 34
Ueaay Dulat
.0U
0a towoed .
M
Lakvlaw
Lee'e Creek Oold...
Nortk Falrvtew
Manhattan Crown Point. ....... .14'.
I'otlci Mining Co. .12
Wasboagal Xxtenakm' .......... 4H
tJNUSTXD BTOCXS.
Oregoa City Mill Lember... 4.25
Yaniilna Ray Telepbona. 1.00
Alneka Petroleum 10
tune Pton ., .....
i no
1.25
.12
,oH
, .or
.27 S4
.24
.05
British Columbia Amsl.... .lift
Cssadls .2:'
Oolrtflald Trotter
Oreat Northern 4
Msanaoto. ...,.........k.- .'I
.14 ..
Morning ..,.. .tfl"H
.04 ,.
.11
.'
,.08
.00
.on
J.M
.04
ftar.ilard Consolidated ......... .09
Taooms Steel .18
C0EUX D'ALBNB DISTKICT.
Bsllloa .-i. .OS
Copper King .................. .1414
nappy uay ................... .m
Park Cop per .00 ,
Snows bos .......... .8S
Snowstorm ...... '. .". 9 90
O, ti. Oomnlldated .. .. .0U
VEW T0XX BANK STATEhttNT.
New York.
Feb. 2 Bank statement! ' .
. . ... Decrease.
I m.4-.-,
S. , S.K.I0
Reserv . . . .
do leas C.
OS ., ........... f
s.niai.taio
t 02I.5O0
Specie ................
Legel
l.zHO.fee)
Deposits ........................a.., U.A4.5O0
Otxculattsa . US.SOO
Paul Horst Is Again In the Hop Market and
Is Trying to Put Values Ujto Twenty Cents
His Representatives Buy Some at St. Paul
il SHARP
111 THE WHEAT
Liverpool Cables Are Very Strong
Wfth Higher Prices Ruling
Everywhere.' j.
THREE QUARTERS CENT
IS RISE IN CHICAGO
Argentine Shipment : Are Terr
Moarw but tho Better Furopean
Trade Helps American Prices
Damage Report. '
XXLATTYB WHXAT VALOBS.
-A.'-k Pab.'M. Feb 1-1. Oent.
loos.
I JI2H
, Jtllt
May ..A -7HH l.nu s jh,;
July ......... ..7MHB .77 .ooi
oeptembe ,. .71 .tV
Chloasa. Pah. tS The Mae. - wbeet eahlea
thla morning more thas offset ths hesrlah eel.
roUtkn la the wheat sentiment regardleea ef
i oig jxrgsntin sbipmenre. Tbr ar erop
cumpuunta oouitug rrom three or four ata tea.
The export seise of wheat were quite liberal
both at Dulath and the ee board. The? altua-
uon remaine very stcadr.
Ther i no change U the actonl oondltfoa ef
the slock of eora. Export -olearsnce for toe
oay aaa wees wer vary liberal, caah Donees
ar renewing holding ou the aUF eora.. Liver
pool wse eteady and strong.
Ia oeta th big holder ar etandtag pat wtth
fbe shipping demand fair.
rsckar ar taking all tbs Bog BBS
asm prouuexa an we recent areas.
Official
anaipanyt.
' Open. E'rV " Lew.
TI T4 TS?
. TsiJ tiS . tt;;
nrrsw
MS
184B
TBB
" iTvA
' - Mi4A
JSTT C
loiff
May ......
July
September
OOXK.
ay dT. 4T
July ....se.e -4T
Sep torn sar ,-- TH
..- OATB.
May e eeee. mw 1 vtM " dl
July u. it 2 it . STtJ
Sep Camber ,.(, It4 . 13
atRoB PORK.
may ...... ....1BT0 . 10TT WTfj
Jaly ...M...16av 1M 1600
T
S92B
40B
IJTXXPO0L XAI1' XLAXgrr.
Uearpnal, Fwa. SR. ptrkrlal rmiel
... , WBXA1V
. . Fwk,tB.
oFfstfcatl 4w-a S SJ I Balm Bi BaaoaaanjB ea ea Au
May .m... m 1X
illijr SSlBw'tBtewSsteBAtSS Bat dtd
-- OOBK. , -s
MasTtJax a a asm a s sea. aa-gjarVA saAe 9 SM4
MsX mareanas 4x1 44 -
H4
V
IT OXAnr K0TAJtXBB
Chtoag, rb. BS. Primary
Twdar
lln.H Rnati
l.oHT.ono o oos
Cora M.aeM..l.ro,oog i.(NU,uog
ShtomaBtai ' '
Wneat i i i mi i 14.000 STI.OOO
Cora 800,000 SB4.000
Americas aleersooeal Wheat, B4T,S4T buah
la; ears, S8S.S4A buAm oata, MPS hasbalsi
flour. e0,S4S hare-!. .
, . IXTXAXD BAn BTATXarXXZ.
- - e e-
Cleaiijkgs today .... 11.11 0.OT8.O1
Clearings yeas age. ... Sta,aT8.Tl
Oala today .....
Balances too ay ...
4S4.T04.ZS
. . v.. m . . . . . B14.8K8.0I
Balances yeas ago. ........... ..
0,2o5A4
' Tea ata a Trohang Baton '
Nw York. Feb, FX atarlrng, Bl.r4W.B
Rolnmarks, 987 Hg franc 623.?5'a520i
Belgium, SXHOOaiUl Holl.no. B94Q0.
SAMPLE Of GOOD ROAD IN
JOSEPHiSE GOUIITY
;::;-e'-. ......... '--.-v'.v
To Be Where It Will Help Every
body and Be Seen by v
: ; ; Everybody.
(Special Dispatch to Ths Journal.)
Oranta Pasa, Or., Fob. 13. A sample
of a properly oonstrootsd wagon road
will bs built thla month tn Josephine
county, to ba need as a model tn all
future road oonatructlon. As ther Is
everywhere an abundance of axoellent
road material. It Is tha belief- of County
Judgs Jewell, who is at ths. head of
tha good roads movement here, that
Josephine ean hsvs ths beat highways
In ths state. . Th present system of
road srorklng. try plowing, harrowing
and "farming" . ths roads. - really - puts
them In worse condition than they
would ba war they left entirely alone,
Judgs Jewell haa mad a compact or
ganisation of tha county supervisors,
and tho road ' work, . during ths next
four, years, at least, will be with mod
em rmethods. -
'The sample road wfil be a section of
a. mils extending from the .end of
Rogue River - bridge Westward. This
section Is the meeting point of all the
roads of western and southern Jose
phine, as well as the main road from
Jacksoll -county, and Is the gateway to
Grants . Pass. Being ths most used of
any section of road In the county, it
la believed that Instead 'of being the
worst piece of highway, as It Is now,
tt - should be the best, and the full
county equipment, with a erew of road
builders will bs placed on It at once.
Instead of an old time ford across the
creek, a concrete arch-will be erected,
and two deep fills will bo made, lifting
the roadbed to a level and cutting out
ths steep pitches It now contains. It
will be surfaced with decomposed svan-
Its, graded smooth and well drained. -
This sample section will be the first
section of a string of perfect roadway
between this city and Kerby and be
tween., this place and Jackson county's
citusT...,.; . J:,.,L ., ..t:.;, ; .
ALCOHOL TOO SLOW: V
HE TRIED CARBOLIC
(Special Dispatch to Tha Jourtiatr v
UraidO. ur,, ,rtj. Z. James Bel
well known In l.a Oram) and
her.
Vhlon county, tried to hurry tho ef
fects of alcohol by tsklng csrbollo sold.
He had been on a protracted spree and
while temporarily Insane made efforts
to secure th deadly drug. . Ha Is now
being hetd In ths count y-Jall for mental
examlnstlon. i ..
. PTfrr Bok OsnasA OeedAV
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
ADVANCE
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fuORDERER'S Mil
HIS LAST 170RD
Frank W. Lamp Dies Accusing
His Brother-in-Law, Jesse
Winkle, at Olympla.
TWENTY KNIFE CUT8
v IN BODY OF VICTIlvt
Man Charged tn Drrng Btatemeal
, ' Said . to ITave Been DUcharged
Employe and to Bate Vowed Yen-,
grjance Almost Caught In Act,'. . .
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(Special nhmatch to Th oraaL "
Olympla, , Wash., Feb. !8.--Frank . T.
Lamp, head - brewer : for. ths Olympla.
Brewing company, was brutally mur- -.
dared shortly after 11 o'olock last night -near
the south end of the old lonx
bridge at Turn water. With hla djrtuiV
breath he apoke the name of his brother
In-law, Jeas Winkle, as his muraorerv
The murdered man was stabbed to
death, his body and arms having been
slashed and stabbed more than 10 time a.
liJs cries aa he called for help and
begged for mercy were heard by s num
ber of people, who arrived at the aroene
a few minutes later, some even having
thought they heard the footfalls of th
murderer aa he ran across the bridge
toward Olympla. ; - .
Sheriff Connolly la sruarding every
avenue of escape, but at this tlm th
murderer ha not been located.
It la aald that Winkle was rwooaflw
discharged from the brewery, where he
was working nnder Lamp, ana that h
vowed vengeanoe.
JOSEPHINE BALLOTS -
ON NEW COURT HOUSH
rrTpschtl Dtspatam to The JneswakT v .
Oranta Paaa, Or, rub. lle-h JW-.
aemhln eountv ' oommlsadcjejerar csrarV
with Jsdge Jewell and other ofnoiaja,
have favorably passed'epon th tnatt,
of building a new county oourt houam.
Th present wooden struotnra, II Taatrei
old. ta entirely oat ef ka-plng with the)
county. The offlotals bell It weol4
be better to build a new eoort hoajatot,
an exoend - the amount t'wrairoct r
Txit tha oreatant ens In repoUr. It tar
propoood to ereot a modem belok Btrnost
tore of two or three etorlea, -
To awt th rtews ox tn tausjeajtos s.
ballot is being taken tn vrr prooloxoaj
ef th Bounty. It Is thought almoe
every taxpayer favors a now bttlldlnax
If th matter Is favorably paaaed tipoav
by th voters, tb oonptrturtlom of a now
building will be taken BP a onoe, Th
eld atrnotur will be torn down aa4
disposed of to the best artntm
A new BTIOK ail. nttaa em ...i.
cells, was ' oonstruoted by the csrajatr)
last "year, th former wooaen
belngt too' smau. --' . - v
' l as A
PIONEERS OF EUGENE '
: v: JJVE THE PAST OVpi
i" TXsestal OtiMssh te 1 I TiU BalT '
Xhigene.. Or ITub, tAe trb DlocitBt ea
Bugen to the number of about VJ0 Isaldc
a reunion at the Commercial club room
last night and enjoyed a bsuuraet frV
ward. None bat those whe bar beeai
here for th past 40 years psrtlclpabsd.
Bpasohss were made and retninlaoaooB
of the early daye In Bugane wer re :
oonnted, 8. H. Friendly presided. Ad-,
dresse wer made by the follewlnr
T. O. Handrlcka, T. XL WUklna. 3. JL
Walton. George B. Don-Is. a B. Emkliw
George Kelly, XV Ov Potter, XV J, Mo
Clanahan. F. W. Osburn. . Sew. .X CL
Richardson and others. The affair was
one of the most enjoyable ef lu klnA
ever gtven . here, ant, may result tn are
organisation of the pioneers of th Hfcjfe.
an ute aoiaing or, an tTTvti TjuiquC
TALBOT INGRAM DEAD V
-rPIOiMEER OF PALOUSE
.-- ': .
fBpactat Dlspstoh to The eWnad.) ' '
Oarnelde- Wash- rah, lAWtaibot Tre.
gram, a pioneer of the Palouse eotuW
try. died at the home of hla daughter.
Mrs. Dalley,' Wednesday, aged T4 roars.
The funeral waa held Thursday frotaj
the Christian church, Mr, Ingram lsj
survived by four children, He was born
at Wheeling, West Virginia, tn lit. B4
moved to Warren county, - Illinois, lu
i5oo ana in isvo married Barah raisa-
beth. Haynea. . He moved with his faun- '
lly In 1170 to Kanaaa, where he farmedl
for eight yeai-av In 1871 he again
moved, thla time to the Palous eoxn.
try. settling on a farm In tha weattare.
part of Lmtab county, Idaho, near what -
ta now the now town of Potlatah. Tha.
funeral waa held from th C3xrtalan
church at t p. tn, Thursday.
SALOONS MUST CLOSE "t '.
- ; FROM ONE TO F1VH
(Bpectal dapatoh to Th JowrsaX
Pendleton, Or- - Fab. tle-endlartaau .
saloons must remain ' oloaed hereafter
from 1 a, m. to I a. nu, every morning
of - - the- week, according to - an
oruinanoe wnicn passearthe Pendleton
city council at Its last meetlnV The,
ordinance was introduced by the
e-iwrnt-y ata mi inatance or the trTSron.
wno atatea by way of explanation that
It was Intended to rid the city of that
class of people who never go to bed.
but who spend much of their tlma at
night lounging around saloons. -
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS
RENOMINATE DUNNE
(Journal Special Serrloa.)
ChlosBo, Feb. tt. Th Democrat ha
city convention . this afternoon nnan
lmously nominated lunne for reelection
as mayor. Harrison's nam was wit re.
drawn early. . . .. . ..
The convention adopted resolutions nf
sympathy with Postmaster Busse, who
waa injured this morning in a wreck on.
the Pennnylvanta rallway.'inisse ts aU
moat certain to be. Dunne's Republican
opponuut at the -poUav.. ,
SHOWS PICTURE . .
OF A LOVE ATOM
Professor llelnflel gave -ths seoondVjK
bis slerenpricon lectures Inst night to a
well-filled hnus st m" AllKky hell, on
"ThouKht Forms . In tho . Huildlng of
Character."'' ' ; '- ...
To prove to hg audience that thoughts '
Are things tHe profcesor showed a large
number of lnntcrn views of ths shapa -thoughts
of leva, anger. Jealousy, eta, -take
lrt the subtler grades of. matter
and how ther react on ths one wb
sends thara eat .. ' . V
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