The Oregon daily journal., July 04, 1907, Page 12, Image 12

THE ' OREGON DAILY 1 JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY . EVENING, JULY 4, 1807,
DAY USHEREDi IN WITH
BEAVER
IITTIF TRilflF
ALOIIG STREET' Mfl (DIM Ed,
START FOR OCEAN
13
STATE'S
CRASH OF EXPLOSIVES
Immense Crowds Throng the Streets Until a late Hour
and Sightseeing Thousands Are About Bright
. vV and Early This Morning. ,
Thank .' to Councilman Bemiett'i
, eleventh-hour fireworks rolutlon. Port
ion l'a big celebration waa ushered in
last night with a crash and a roar that
-continued until well along Into the small
houra of the morning.. A mighty throng,
varloualr estimated at from 30,000 to
60,000 people, surged along the main
down-town thoroughfare
. .'jLt sundown the rattle and roar of
explosions began, Increaelng In volume
until by midnight there waa a continu
us deafening roar that fairly ahoolt
,ths city.- Thue right fittingly aw pauv
v otio Portland greet the first hour of the
day that marks the I31st anniversary
. pt me nation's inaepenaeica. a , ,
tr ; xnag-vgu t aradev i.,,
At I o'clock Washington, . Morrison,
. ' Third. Fifth and Sixth atreeta were lined
with thousands welting low the plug
ugly parade scheduled to start at that
hour. It was fully an hour later before
' the head of the parade reached the busi
ness center, but the delayVdld not ex
asperate the good-natured crowd.
. ' Astir "at Daybreak, .
At daybreak thla morning the noisy
multitude, after a few hours' rest, waa
astir again, determined to lose no time
' In the effort to make '.thla the most
memorable celebration tn the blstory of
Portland. Thousands of flags and patrl-
otic designs of every character fluttered
and waved from the windows of the big
building. Most of the down-town blocks
were encircled with red, .white and blue
bunting. , ...'. ;
Tacht races, motor-boat races, rowing
corneals, norse racea at irvington,
cricket, tennla and three baseball games
is me us vi sports vnat wm De oriereo
this afternoon. -
The Riverside' Drlvlna- eluh haa ir.
rangea . rine card, or races at irvington
for this afternoon. . Rlaht racaa. t wn a.
hlbttlona of fancy horses and a cerform-
n.?? y ' E. B, - Turner's trained horse
w,lll make up the .program.
Baoee e the Biver.
Promptly at' l:Sfl nVlork thla after.
noan the aquatic sports will start The
motor-boat handicap race will start at
J:f S. -The start and finish win he mada
at the Morrison street bridge. Fourteen
boats have entered for thla contest.
Other events will be contests between
crews' of. the Charleston and several
yacht races. ,-:. , i
At 1:30 the Portland cricket team will
Norwegian Tramp Finn Has
Signed Vice-Consul at Ta
coma as Able Seaman. ,
BROTHER GIVEN JOB "
AS SECOND STEWARD
'"N
Vessel Goru to Paget Bound In Bal
last to Load Lumber for Freman-
tie, Australia Alliance, Coaster
and Maverick Sail.
Forest Service arid Census
Bureau Collect Data for1
Enormous Total. i
Four steamers crossed out over the
bar thla morning, the Norwegian
steamer Finn, In ballast for Tacoma,
leading the procession. The oil carrier
From the Seattle AthletlS' club? The Alliance and the lumber drogher Coaater
game will be slaved on the rmimii I followed. The crews on the various
Vhl? r.vi.nil-S,V?-,ln;i-Mnt!n,V h01" would have enjoyed celebrating
a game of baseball at 1:10 thla after- th" Slorlous Fourth In port but time
noon on the league grounds. The Mult-I is money with the transportation com
notnah ball team nlavad a. mm at 10 - - . .v . . . .
this morning, with the fieattle athletic 'ss usual ? "
5L"b'n "Pft ths game this AmonS th. r. of th. irim, ...
i:sb. Tne aames were T. t,Y . ."T.i
ai AJ I vaa u w a s Viimiui v,aaaa VIVI t I vaea-a
and hla brother Dirk Blaauw, Norwegian Hemlock .
(Joaraal , Special Burke.)
Washington, July 4. The director of
the census announces the following pre
liminary report on the production of
lumber, lath and shingles In Oregon for
the calendar year ending December 91,
1901. Statistics connm-nlna- tha nrmliin.
tlon of lumber and timber products have
heretofore been collected in connection
with the decennial and aulnauennial
census of manufactures. To satisfy the
urgent demand for more frequent In
formation relating to these lmnnrtant
products, .the forest service of the de
partment Of agriculture collected statis
tics pertatnlna to the nroduction In laofi
and for purposes of comparison these
totals are presented below. ' In nrdar tn
avoid duplication of work, however, and
inmir, uniformity or results tne prepar
Fourth of July Trade Small
'Today-pLoganberries Sell
1 at Wee Figures.
. , ' . Xolldaj Host of Day. ,
. With the exception of the
movement of a small amount of
perishable stock; In the early
morning today waa generally a
holiday along Front atreet All
e eastern markets are closed for
the day. . ,
4
afternoon at
played on the Multnomah field.
jrirsworzs at aTlgnt. vice-consul at Tacoma. The vlce-cnn.
From to ' 10:10 tonlarht tha rnnat lul had slsmed on as abls seaman while
magnificent fireworks display ever seen his brother wss enticed on board Just
in roruana will tu niaca at tn. ijiwiii Deior ine crnrt lart Hortinnii veatar.
and Clark fair grounds. day afternoon and put down as second
The celebration will come to a close steward. Those who saw the steamer
si ii o cioc tonight with a spectacular depart declare that Blaauw, the traveler.
Illumination of Mounts Hood, Adams was taken to sea acalnst his own better
and fit. Helena
FARMERS CHARGE IfiTAI
DniflATIOII
i 'i' ?: .: '.'V ' !.' 1 " . ;V-.:,.
I IS KILLED
BY R II DOM SHOT
Umatilla County Graingrow- John Freeman Loses Life
; ere Protest Agamst-Rail- Through Quarrelsome Dis
road "Wheat Rates.
position of Friend
EAILR0AD C0M3IISSI0N SLAYER IS ACQUITTED
. V- IS TO INVESTIGATE OF BLAME BY CORONER
Judgment as he fears that rolling mo
tion of the swells. The two Blaauws
Will bs sent ashore at Tacoma where
they will make their homea
Vive-Consul Cederbursh who alamed
me crew says mat ins vice-consul and
his brother took the oath of 1(03 to be
have In a rfShtlemanly and orderly man
ner on the voyage and to perform what
ever duties may be prescribed. Al
though a friend of theirs, Captain Lund
gren has promised to keep the new
members of the crew busy every mo
ment of the trip. They are probably
spending the Fourth clipping rust on
the deck. ,
The Finn will load lumbar at one nf
the sound mills for Fremantle, Aus
tralia She will be followed here by
me sriuan steamer strathn&irn which
left Port Los Angeles yesterday for
this port with a part cargo of cement
consigned to Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Loganberries gU Xow.
On account of the'' verv liberal ar
rivals' during the past 48 hours and the
fact that today was a holiday sales of
ation of the annual statistics has been loganberries were made very low dur
commltted to the bureau of census. I In the morning hour!.- Some-cleanups
which has worked In oooneratlon with were made as low as 60o a crate lor Z4s
the forest service. and even the' best of stock In single
The flarures cover the' ctit of BK7 mtlla crates did not sell far beyond tuat
in 10S and 319 mills In 106. ngure. '
.... i i no car vi nrawjjj ciniaiuuiini uu
I'Sii was nt unloaded until this morning.
SJ'J22Ut was in very fine condition and com-
r i9 manded very jgood prices considering
T. iraae nas ieen snori oi
loupes for several days and
?-X:;irore greeted with oeiignt.
1872 1 BomM uainif svnir aaniuTC.
I Several local handlers of outside
Total 1.004,894 1.862.610 creamery butter advanced their, quota
r IDEAL. FOR THB-REAHiOAIESEEKER '
:-QjPSlSlDER:
t ':.'.;ir.-:.-".'l!;.v.v..
-The
Douglas fir (1) .
Western pine (t)
Ppruce
Cedar
sugar pine
White fir
All other
1P06.
1,347.467
131.460
73,662
20,481
9,847
8.76
3,409
2,841
6,971
ll'Z?,i manded veri
i'til tha holiday.
!!?? jcood cantalo
Ml" The arrivals
Zrftth Thousands. -
1906.
Douglaa fir (1) 143,895
Western pine (i) 8,943
Spruce 2,729
Cedar 1,406
ami oiner
Total
1905.
$0,517
6,114
648
80,265
.156,973 116,466
Bhlsgle
Western pine (t)
Cedar . , . .
Sugar pine
au oiner
-Tltoaaaada,
1906.
..... 2.743
96,291
200
1905.
tlons to meet the last advance of the
city creameries. They are selling small
tots at the higher figure and some at
the old price. City creameries report
demand fully up to suppuus ana say
they expect no difficulty In maintaining
tne price at f je.
Tont street prices:
. eraia, tloajr aad ae4L
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, 9o. larre
lots;; small lota 10c.
WHEAT Club, it sac; red Russian.
82c: bluestem. 87 88c: vaUey. 84 85c.
CORN Whole, J.ou; cracked, 129.00
..e 919 ner ton.
Jndffe Lowell of Pendleton Alleges I After Iteoelvlng Blow on
Oregon - Railroad Navigation I Ward, Ferrrman McDonald at
Company la llnfaip to Eastern) John Day - Gets ' Gun and Com
. Oregon Ranchers. ' I mences "Wild Shooting,
Begnlar Zlners Due to Arrive.
Breakwater. San Francisco July
woeia Kioa, ttan irranciaco. . . .July
Alliance. Cooa Bay July
...V
Head From - w- E,le''. S" Pedro and way. July 9
vuiuuiuia, otwi r mnctsco juiy iz
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. . . .July 16
Alesta. orient July 16
Nicomaaia. orient.... July 27
Numantia. orient.. Auaustlt
Arama, orient Kept 1
Xegnlar SUaera to Depart.
RoaaokSr Saa Pedro jmd -way-Julr 4
Redondo, Seattle and way. July 6
L.oiumDia. can rraneisco July 6
(Special Dlipateh to Tbs JoerasL)
Wasco, Or., July 4. Particulars of a Breakwater. Coos Bay July 8
(Special Dispatch te Tbs Joornal)
t Salem. On. July' 4. The farmers of
"Umatilla county through the, Inland fatal 'shooting at John Day ferry In An,fnc'i Co2" l?y'-'. ...July 10
ysin nm.. uiuiiMAn ranreaantjul I hih T.h viu4 km t08i? '9a 8an Francisco. .July 10
r . .. " 7 Z ,r : " " " " . ; u. w. itiaer, tan Pedro and way. July 11
hy Attorney Stephen A. Lowell of Pen-I Just been obtained. , I Alesia, orient..... ...July 87
dleton. hava notified the state railway Late Tuesday evening R. 8. Ward ao-1 Nicomedla, orient August 5
'mmmlulnn thaf It 1. fi.li lntntlm In Mmiunlul hv KVaaman laft Wurn tnr Numantia. orient ,....AUKUSt 28
the near futnre to ask for a hearing in Warfl., nnchf 16 mlle. w,t of w,ac0. ArftD,a- orien..pUmbar 15
the matter of alleged discrimination In . t. . , . , Vsaasla la Port. .
rates relative to the transportation of upon their arrival at the ferry Ward Tola. Br. sh Elevator dock
wheat along the line of the Oregon and Freeman became Involved In a Jordanniu, Br bK. ....r. .... ...Stream
Railroad & Navigation company from quarrel and W. O. McDonald, who runs s'jjli"- T- 8t Pln
UmatlUa tounty points, to Portland. It tha ferry, trted to quiet the two men I ?f5 Off. bk. . ... .... . . ..Knappton
is also asserted in the communication and e-et them to a-o home. While Me- LIHebonne, Am. ach...O. R. A N. Alblna
hat such a request s to come from. the Donald was Ulklng to Freeman Ward
.farmers of SSorrow county.-1 seised a spade end struck McDonald a
;;It is also rumored that the commls- vicious blow over the head, inflicting
niorj la to file a complaint against the serious Injurlea 'Ward then swam the
various, railway lines operating in the river and ran home. McDonald In a
state looking to a stricter compliance dased condlUon ran into his house,
by the railway companies to section 22 seized a gun and nred three shots at
nf -the act-creating the commission, random, one of which struck Freeman,
This section provides that the railroads killing htm. His death was not dis-
preTius ana maintain auequaie depot covered until His DOdy waa lound at 11
and building and clean and suitable O'clock p. m.
tollot room's and a supply of pure wa- Sheriff "MoCoy went to the scene at
placed ward under arrest and
ter for the accommodation of the trav,
aiing puono.
REClDlfiE
III
ONB
Biggest Ore Body Yet Dis
coTered at Four Hundred
and Fifty Foot Lerel.
,, .(Special Dispatch to The JonrnaL)
: (Soldfleld. Nev., July 4. The Mohawk
Company's workings this week opened
1 up an ore body at the 450-foot level,
that la 1 feet In width, and which
averages across the entire body 1250
to the ton. There is a two-foot belt
running close to 11,400 to the ton.
iai striae is saia to do tne biggest
once. Disced Ward under arrest
lodged him In the 'county Jail charged
with asssult with Intent to kill.
W. Q. McDonald Is at prominent resi
dent and is well known In eastern Ore
gon and Washington. He is a nephew
of William Grant of Malheur county
and also of Adam Grant of San Fran
cisco. Freeman was well known around
Wasco. i
A coroner's jury returned a verdict
that death was accidental from a gun
shot fired by McDonald. Ward has a
farm near tha scene of the tragedy. He
is a Dad man wnen under tne influence
of liquor. He had an Intense hatred
toward McDonald and was heard to re
mark on the streets Tuesday that he
"waa going to get" McDonald.-
SALEM HAS GEEAT
FQUBTH CELEBEATI0N
Hon. B. F. Mnlkey of Ashland Fills
Position of Honor as Orator
V . . of the Day.
Wasnucta. Am. barge.; University Mill
Chehalls, Am. bktn
buciiuia, n. i ...... tvnappion
yammer city. Am. DKtn. . i .. Vancouver
Stella
. . .Harbor
.. .Astoria
. . .Linn ton
.Stream
Feed. 821.00022.00
per ton; rolled. 823.00O 24.00; brewing,
322.00033.00.
jtxlv 11.66 per cwt
OATS New Producers' price No. 1
white. $28.00 per ton; gray. $37.00. a
FLOUK lsstern Oregon patents.
84.80: straights. 34.26: export 34.00:
valley. 34.3O&S4.40: graham. Us. 86.75:
whole wheat. $4.00; rye, 50a $.0O; pales,
$3.75.
MILL8TUFF8 Bran. 817.00 ner ton:
the employes' point of view the offices middlings. $26.00; shorts, country, $20;
will be handv because thev will he with, city, $19.00: chop. $16.00021.00.
In flA.il friar nlatnn rT th. iin.A.. HAY Producers price Timothy.
and Alaska docks, where the San Fran- Willamette valley, fancy, $16.00017.06;
Cisco as well as the oriental liners VxlhmHtXi' Y, 2r,"on'
berth. It Is said that considerable l-0 O20.00; mixed. $10.00 lO.oO;
money will be eiDended In flttlna ud ""' "' s 1 n.wiv.;
Qa VUNI,
4,184
Total 98,234 139,461
(1) Includes vellnw fir. fed fie.
Douglas spruce, red spruce and Oregon
pine.
(2) Includes California white pine
noo weaiem yellow pine.
Location
- NEAR LENTS ft
The Oar Service
CARS EVERY 10 MINUTES ' -
The Price
- $300.00 AND UP
The Terms
10 PER CENT CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT
AN ACRE FOR THE PRICE OF A LOT
" 1 i M 1 1 i I. i .I
Knapp&Mackey II Chapin&Derlow
Room 2
Chamber of Commerce
332 Chamber of Commerce
Phone Main 1652
mon. fresh Columbia chlnook.- 11 He per l m m - m ' w-v
lb blueback. JOo per lb; Steel- f JYHIoQ1 - -
heads, 10c per lb: herrings. 60 per " " J "wa-is-IMI
lb; soles. 60 per lb; shrimps. 10c per (Brsmsa, ,'Oemaay.)
lb; perch, 6c per lb: black cod, 7o per MQ-tia B1T R. aiXTIIMg rm-r.
lb: fomcod. Tc per lb; lobatera 1 60 per um "i TBX.
lb; fresh mackerel, 89 per lb; crawfish. A fV 1 1
JOo per doa sturgeon, l0o per lb; black
bass, 200 per lb; Columbia river smelt. .
6c r lb: shad. (0 per lb: roe shad. 60 (Ualaoorporated)
rer lb; shad roe, 16o per lb; black cod, r .
Kcmiuance or nioney to
and from turope
)Ui ner Ih.
OYSTERS Bhoelwater bsv. ner ral-1
inn. 13.60; per 100-ID sack, .eo: uiym
pla, per gallon, 32.25; per 116-Ib sack,
$5.5006.25; Eagle, canned, lOo can;
$7.00 rtos. ,
clams nsrdcneii, per dot. z.o
the new offices,
It now appears that a decision has
about been reached to place the
steamer Lawton on the Portland-San
Rica, or to alternate with the latter and ond 2&Hs; outside fancy 25c; seconds.
i.OO.
Butter, Xgga and Poultry,
BUTTER FAT f. o. b. Portland
Sweet cream, 26c; sour, 24c
BUTTER City creamery. l7V4c; seo
fommian xostbt zxcKjjraa.
rasor clama. $2.00 per box: lOo per dot. ITioket Offloe for the Steamen Mm an 4
the Columbia The former transport
win De equipped wits ou Durners and
thoroughly overhauled before being or-.
aered nortn rrom in nay city, en,
will have accommodations for about 304
passengers. The Lawton is 321 feet In
length, 43.2 feet beam and 17.6 feet
depth of hold. The Columbia ' Is 309
feet long, 38.6 feet beam snd 14.4 feit
aeptn 01 noia. xne LAwton was nuut
at Chester, rennsyivania, ty the Dela
ware-Rhode Island Shipbuilding & En
gineering- company In 1890. She Is con
structed of steel and when launched
was christened the Tumurl. For the
New York & Cuba Steamship company
she operated between New Tork City
ana Havana lor a numoer or years. At
the outbreak of the Soanlsh-Amerlcan
war aha wm ennverteri into an auvlllarv
cruiser and was named the Badger. Twof eastcrrt Ore,on,railt21tc.
22 He: store Oregon. 18019c
EOGS Extra fancy candled. 24c: un-
csndled, 23c, ..'
CHliESE New Full cream, fists.
14U01SC per lb: Young- Americas. I6U0
per lb.
rUULTKi Mixed cnicKens. Izhc;
fancy hens. 13c per lb; roosters, old,
lOftc lb; fryers, 16o lb: broilers, 16o
per lb: old ducks. 16c lb: snrlna
ducks, 15016c lb; geese, old, 8$ 10c per
lb; spring geese, 12 HO 13c per lb; tur
keys 11014c lb for old; squabs. $2.50
per dos; pigeons, $1.26 per do. Dressed
poultry, 10 lo per lb higher.
Sops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1906 crop prime to choice.
7c; medium to prime, 407c; con
tracts, crop, juuc.
WOOL 1901 cr Valley. 30021c
palats. Coal Oil, Uto.
, ROPE Pure Manila. U61c; atandard.
I3c; aisai, 11c.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases.
19 Ho per gait water white. Iron bbls,
14c per gal: wooden, 17c per gal; head
light. 170 deg cases. 21 Ho per gaL
GASOLINE 86 deg., cases. 14 Ho per
gai; iron nois, iso per gai.
BENZINE (3 dec. caaea. 25e nar aal:
iron ODia. sc ner aai.
TURPENTINE In caaea, 9 60 per gal;
wooden bbla. 98o ner aal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lota, 1o per
id; ooo-id iota, so per id; leas lots, ihc
per id.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $3.16.1
JAP LAWS QUOTED TO
HEAJ) OFF DAMAGE SUIT
to JBurope.
EIIJOIII STRIKERS
FROr.lSEREriADINB
New Form of Strike Annoy
ance Brought to Light by
Action in New Jersey. .
(SpeHd T)l. patch to Tt Jearal.
Los Angeles, Cat, July 4. Sued
Jointly with the Salt Lake railroad by I
the administrator of the estate of 1. 1
ivagast ror izo.ooo damages for the
latter's death In a wreck, the Santa e
- (Special Dinpatcb to Tb Joarn.l.)
Sslem, Or., July 4. With flags un-
ever made tn tue country and certainly furled and tricolored , bunting displayed
will eclipse the Hayes and Monnette on all aides, with the crashing of band
lease. . It proves the pemianeney Of the mnaln 1 tha rea-ntmdlne- nnlaea of t.
, Goldfleld deep ore bodies. Stock his
atarted to soar, taking the entire mar-
aei wtta tt
MAT SUTTON AFTER
;.. ENGLISH LAUBELS
,
'
Joorail Special Berries.
London. July 4. May Sutton
today won the right to challenge
for' the. English championship
by defeating Miss Wilson In the
finals. - Wimbledon took two seta
In succession by a score of 6-4,
6-S. ,
BANK TELLER TAKES
I HIS COMPANY'S FUNDS
" (Journal Special Berrlca.)
New York, July 4CaImly filling a
dress suit case with all of the money
In his vault at the Windsor Trust com.
rmny. Chester Runyon, paying teller of
' the bank. . walked out of the door and
has not been ' aeen since. A reward of
iz.eitu nsa peen orierea oy tne company
for the arrest of Runyon, who is alleged
to have etolen $96,817.. ..
Ilunyan . said that Je waa gqlng . to
, Rochester to spend Sunday with his
moiner, wn was m. wis wire as well
us his employers believed this to be the
rase, and the defaulting teller secured a
u-oof atari Derore ma ieri waa discov
Journal Readers.';
The Journal's friends,- when patron
lxlus Journal advertisers, will confer
a favor by mentioning that., they saw
the ad In The Journal
Ltttia lines ' The Journal bring, re
aults to the advertisers. - .
plodlng firecrackers and the hurrahs of
several thousand people the capital city
Is today alive and teeming with visitors
from all the neighboring sectlojas unit
ing In the commemoration of the anni
versary of the nation's birthday.
At 6:30 thla morning a 46-gun salute
ushered In one of the greatest celebra
tions in the history of the capital city.
a paraae consisting or tne rraternai or
ganizations of the eitv. Company M. O.
N. O. and four bands Playing martial
musio. followed by scores of floats and
other features marched - through the
main business streets and disbanded at
Marlnn m,.r lb. Iltmn
cises were held. The Liberty car wasf
rilled with winsome roung ladles act
ing as aides to the Ooddess of Liberty.
miss JMaua iu. ,
A chorus of 100 voices unaer the di
recti on of Dr. R. A. Heritage, rendered
patriotic selections. The Declaration of
independence was read by L. C. Stringer
ana non. r . Muixey ox ,asniBna ae
llvored a stirring address replete With
patriotic suggestions and eloquent in its
uivuun una sentiment.
. This afternoon street races of various
kinds are to be held and a game of
Dasetmu is to be played between . the
"uooourn ana TrunKmakers teams. In
the evening there will be launch racea
snd a game of baseball on the water,
fawning event of the celebration
p me pyrotechnic display.
J. H. Lunsman, Am. sch
Charleston. V. 8 navy..,
Paul Jones. U. S. N
Kallbln. Br str
Maori King. Br. bs
Manshu Maru. Jap ss.O. R. A N Alblna
Alvena, Am. sch ..Westport
J. M. Griffith, Am. bktn Stella
Dalgonar, Br. sh Columbia No. 1
Mathilda, Nor ss Portland Lbr Co.
wallacot. Am. barge ..Astoria
Redondo, Am. str Couch street
Alumna, Am. sch..... Knappton
Excelsior, Am. str Portland Lbr. Co.
Roanoke. Am. str Martin's donk
Columbia, Am. str Alnsworth
Bee. Am. sch. . .Willamette I. A B. Wks.
iettitia. Am. sen on way up
III amber Carriers En Boats.
Mabel XJale, Am. sch 'San Frilsco
Retriever. Am. bktn San ranclsoo
South Bay, Am. str.,,.. San Francisco
Echo. Am. bktn San Franolan
Melrose Am. sch San Pedro
oauor woy. Am. sen Han Francisco
Alden Be". Am hk flan Francisco
Thos. L. Wand, Am. str.. San Francisco
jyouisiana. Am. bk 8a,n Pedro
Irene. Am. sch San nies-n
Washington, barge ;. .San Pedro
.En Koute with Cement and Oeaerat
Buccleuch. Br. ah Hamburg
Brenn, Fr. bh . . . i ; Hull
Conway Castle, Br. bk Antwerp
Europe, Fr. bk Antwerp
Genevieve Moltnoa, Fr. bk, London
Rene Kervller. Fr. sh Hamburg
Laennec. Fr. sh ,.8wansea
Le Pilier. IT. bk London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk Hamburg
Mozambique. Br. sh Newcastle. R.
Samoa, Br. bk Shields
tuam. uer. an rnini
Thiers, Fr. sh ....Newcastle, ETfv.
. ...... .... , . . - im ............. uinnHVW
Marechaei Turrene. Fr. bk. .. .Hamburg
Vllle de Mulhouse. Fr. bk Antwarn
Ouethary, Fr. bk...,., ...Antwerp
Plerri Loti. Fr. bk..... Antwern
Walden Abbey. Br. sh Antwern
Glenesslln. Br. eh , Antwerp
Versailles. Fr. bk...i Leith
General de Botsdeffre. Fr. bk... London
Oenersl de Ncgrler. 'Sr. bk London
Bnvard. Fr. l,k Anix.m
Ville de DIJon, Fr. bk Antwerp
coal ships En Boats.
Belen. Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
vv. a vuieuois jnarenii.m hk.v...
Newcastle, A.
years later she was taken over by the
quartermaster's department . and was
sent to San Francisco.
EXCURSIONS OX RIVER
Steamer Telephone Carries a Largo
Crowd .to Cascades.
- Hundreds of people took advantage
of the excursions given on the river
today. It la estimated - that fully 600
went to the Cascades on the steamer !
Telephone, which left Alder street dock
At 9 nVlnclt. It wna a marrv rrnwri
that started out and Indications were box;
for a flne day on the water.
MOHAIR New 1907 2903940.
SHEEPSKINS Sheaitig. . 16tf20c
each; short wool, Z540c; indtur.. vrool,
blKtfi&c each; long wool, 76cttl.oo each.
tallow jTime. per lb. 344c: No.
2 sdd grease, 2 2 He.
CH1TTIM BARK 6e per lb.
Fruits and Vegetables.
POTATOES $3 ; sweets, ( ) per lb;
new potatoes, 3V43Hc per lb.
ONIONS Jobbing Drice New Call
fornla red, $3.60&3.75 per sack; garlic,
8c per lb.
ArfLBB New. $1.001.76.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges. 13(34:
bananas. 5c lb: lemons, $4,6046.25 per
limes. Mexican. $4.00 per
100: pineapples, $3.236.00 dot; grape
The steamer t'ndlne carried a rrowit fruit. $3.26 strawberries. Oregon.
to Multnomah Falls and scores of $1601.75 per crate; cherries, 612MC
launches and smaller river craft started
out for near-by picnic groves and
paras. r,
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Breakwater Is scheduled
to sail every Monday for Coos Bay.
en? win imve uaa street aocK.
The German shit) Tellus sailed from
Knappton for Sydney yesterday with a
cargo oi lumDer.
The government boat Governor Men
del is up from Astoria. She is berthed
at the foot of Everett street.
She steamer Columbia sails tomorrow
morning for San Francisco. The Roan
oke sails for San Pedro and way ports
tonight.
MARINE XOTES
MILLWRIGHT FATALLY
INJURED IN MACHINE
(Special Dtapatrt to The JaeratV)
wrThfTi, x0" 4. A mill
wright named Abercromble met with a
&ar .htf'm,Jft,ff!2f wh,, worklnS
near the machinery ir. a mill. u was
drawn Into the, shafting and drsgged
around many times before the T ma-
from a compound fracture of the skuA
and concuss on nf th. kV- "SS.i ,
H.'lora deciars hut rannvu i. i- . , .v. An...w ... T
UDIW, . ; , ., laJmoat ajllalnlna- tha fitael hrMn
i.TerflB' Br- sh Newcastle. A.
wiusron. Am. ok ........ Newcastle, A.
Port Patrick. Br: sh Newcastle, A,
St Mlrren. Br. sh Newcastle, A.
Crillon. Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
jj ruBncrnia. ur dk ........ Newcastle. A.
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .Newcastle. A.
St. Louis. Fr. sh Newcastle, A.
:. ) Tramp Steamers Bn Boats.
Henrfk Ibsen, Nor. str... San Francisco
Queen Alexandra, Br. str. ... ...Madras
Thyra. Nor. a. a. . . . , Rn tr..i.M
Strathness. Br. str..., Port Loa Angeiea
Strathnairn, Br. ss Los Angeles
OU Carrier En Bonte.
Argyll, Am. atr . .Port Harford
Catania. Am. str. YGavlota
OFFICES NEAR DOCKS
Harriman Steamship Business to Be
, , Centralized.
For the purpose of centralizing it.
business the Harriman steamship offices
on Washington atreet will be removed
to the Alnsworth dock, near the Steel
bridge. The present Quarters win hn
aoanaonea on or bdoui tsepteiflber 1 A
ticket "booth", may be maintained In
tha main portion of the eitv rv,,. h.
convenience Mt the publlo should the
new office appear to be out of the way
for the time being. c
Both the offices of the San Frani.nn
& Portland Steamship company and the
Portland 4 Asiatic Stearashln comnnnv
will be affected by the decision reached
by Mr. 8chwerin, general "manager at
Ban Francisco. It is said that the plans
are to erect a structure for the offices
Astoria. July , 4. Sailed at 6 a m.
orweglan steamer Finn, for Tacoma
Sailed at 6:60-a. m. Steamer' Conster
for San Francisco. Sailed at 8:10 a. m
Steamer Maverick and barje 91 for
fan Franclco. Bailed at 8:40 a. m.
Steamer Alliance for Coos bay.
Astoria. July 3. Arrived down at 6
p. . m. Schooner Sehome .and barse 91.
rtrnvwa uuwn ri q Bnu sHiiea ai 9 p.
m Steamer Johan Poulsen for San
Francisco. Left up nt 7 p. m, Schooner
lyettitia. Arrived down at 8 p. m.
Norwegian steamer Finn.
San Francisco, July 8 Sailed r
Schooner Virginia for Portland.
Astoria, July 4. Condition of the bar
st 8 p. m.. smooth; wind west, 8 miles;
weather, clear.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
8:31 a. m.. 6.5 feet: 8:48 p. m., 8.3 fset.
Low water. 2:38 a. m 1.6 feet; 2:37
p. m, 2.2 feet.
SOLDIERS IN. RIOT
AT JAMESTOWN FAIR
(Journal Special Service.)
Norfolk, Va., July 4. When 600 mem-
oers of the First Kentucky and Second
South Carolina regiments took posses
sion of the warns tH at the Jamestown
.exposition last night, they were at
tacked by the exposition guards and a
bloody riot ensued. Which resulted in a
number or men being injured and sev
eral of the ringleaders of tha soldiers
Deing placed under arrest. y
xne soldiers were orunx, and pro
ceeded to "rough house" the conces
sions or the warpath. The guards atw
tacked them, and after a bloody fight;
aisperBBo. uie moo ana oraer was re
stored. : -
GETS HIGH PRICE FOR
- HUSBANDS AFFECTION
' ' fjonrnal Special -8erI.l -vv. . '
Seattle, - Wash.. Juljr 4. Damages in
the sum of $25,000 were awarded Mrs.
Anna Zech agafnst Mildred Tlmm, for
alienating the affections of her husband,
by the circuit .cotyt. today. , Mrs. Zech
waa also granted; an accounting for her
private f unds, which " alie claims were
bandied by herliusband and Miss Tlmm
ana uiveaioa in eaatue real estate.
per lb; gooseberries. 6c per lb: ap
ricota. $1.26 1.40; loganberries. 60c
$1.00 per crate; peacHes, $1.6001.76;
ODntfllntinAs fa nrtr 4 J K Kl) A A ft a-a mr.
ii - J , V-W tT lVV I iaOf-
berries. $1.0001.26; plums. $1.2501.60,
VEGETABLES Turnips, new, 9Oc0
$1.00 snck; carrots, 76c$1.00 per sack;
Deets, si. ia per sacg; parsnips, ll.oovs
$1.25; cabbage, $3.00; tomatoes, Cali
fornia, 31.76; Oregon, $2.6003.00;
parsnips. 80crll; wax beans, 606c;
freen, 809c per lb; cauliflower, $1,260
,50 doxeh; peas, 67c; horseradish, 8o
lb; artichokes 6b 7 5c per dozen;
cranberries, $10.00tfill. 0(r per bbl;
sprouts, ( ) per lb; asparagus, 65c
per dos bunches; rhubarb. 30314c lb;
green onions, 25c per doz; bell pep
pers, 25080c per lb; head lettuce,
( ) dor; cucumbers hothouse, 65c0
$1.00 doz; outdoor. $1.00 01.50; radishes.
15c doz bunches; eggplant, 80036c lb;
green corn, 36040c doz.
Groceries, Huts, Etc
SUGAR -Cube, 16.12H; powdered,
15.9714: berry, 85.77 H: dry granulated.
35.77 H; Star, 35.67 H; cpnf. A, 85.77 Hj
extra B. 35.271: golden C. tillU: D
.. i.m - m . . . . . . . '.
veuow, iD.uivi: oeet granuiateo,
barrels. 10c; half parrels, S6c; boxes,
50s advance on sack basis.
(Above prices are 30 daya net cash
quotations.; ,
HONEY $3.6(1 per crate
COFFEE Pacxage brands, $16,880
SALTCoarse Half pound, 160s. $11
person; ous, u.ou; tapie, dairy, w
io.ou; iuus, io.2o; oaies, xz.io; im,
ported Liverpool. 60s. 318.00: 100a. 817
224a, $16.00; extra fine, bbis, 2a. 6a and
lus, if.eoffCB.&u; Liverpool lump rock,
$20.60 per ton; 60-ib rock. $11.00; 100s,
$10.60.
(Above prices apply to sales of less
than car lots. Car lots at special prices
suDjeci to iiuciuaiiorie.j ,
RICE Imperial Janan. No. 1. 6o: No.
z, enwoc; New Orleans, nead, 7o
AJax. 5c: Creole. 6e.
beans sma l white. 33.80: large
White. 33.25: pink. 33.26: bavou. 83.90
Llmas. tMc; Mexican reds, 4 hie
NUTS Peanuts Jumbo. Uc ner lb
Virginia, 714c per lb; roasted, 10c per
id; Japanese, 5j;&ttn; ronated, ?T7ic
per id: walnuts. California, tea per id;
pine nuts, I4016e per lb: hickory nuta
lOo per lb; Brazil nuts, 18c per lb; fil
berts, 16c per ,1b; fancy pecans, 180200
per id; aimonoa iaiihio.
Meats, Pisa and Provisions.
(Hearst News Service.)
New Tork, July 4 A sew form of
strike annoyance has been brought to
railroad, has made unique defense In NUht In Newark, N. J, In the granting of
the United States circuit court Nagasi, I an injunction .at that place, restraining
5tw.P.anne,T's! wi Ie..,coi1,2 the WUng operatives of the HUI 8111c
between a Santa Fe passenger and I u.iif..t,i.. u u...
8al5 kefr.C'fht tralt Th.t c?mPy fm inulrfeVrng with the company Md
contends that, inasmuch as the laws of lit. .mitinvu A, r.irtbM. ,iT.
Japan do not provide for. or permit tfye near the factory and "serenaoing" oper-
recovery of damages or on behalf of stives who refuse to join the strike,
heirs for the death of an ancestor, and Vice Chancellor Howell emphasised the
Nagasi was an alien, the case should legal right of the comnlainanta to free-
not be tried. Idom from Interference of thla nature.
Federal authorltlea are taking cog-1 The lnluntrtlon will hold oendlnr the
nixance of the plea, and the Japanese I final decision of the action of the Hitl
government's representative hereis tak-f company against the Silk Loom fixers
ing an Intense Interest in the case.
I!H
BY BEEF TRUST
Chicago Packers Establish
ing Immense Plants in
Three Sections.
and Twtatara Prntartlv anri RanavA
lent association and several discharged
employes, who, it la alleged, Incited
the strike. In . hla decision the vice
chancellor sayss
"The serenade as described In the
bill, consists of the gathering of a large
crowd Of Strikers, and their frlanria.
about the door of the mill when any
one working for It la about to leave,
and having the crowd ahout, hoot, hiss
and catcall at such persons, pointing
to them, and callinr them vlla an1 In.
decent names, and. then to follow soon
Sersons to their homes, keeping up a'
emonatratlon at the house of such
fiersons, anu , remaining there and con
lnulng the disturbance and annoyance.'
LINCOLN PREACHER'lS ,
ACCUSED OF SCANDAL
(Journal Special Sarrlca.) '.
LlncoMt, Neb., July 4. Rev, W, P.
Ferguson, pastor of the First Methodist
church at University Place, the largest
Methodlat congregation in Nebraska, is
mccuaea or gross misconduct in hla re
lations with a married woman, a mem-
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy. 08 He per lb; large. 607c per
id;, veai, extra, ikc per id: ordinary,
Se per lb; poor. 607o per lb; mutton,
fancy, 89o per lb.
1 HA MS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack
tiocai; Rami, is to is ids, is ho per id;
14 to 1C lbs. lfto per lb: 18 to 20 lbs.
1 6 4c: breakfast bacon,- 15H22- per
id; picnics, izo per id; cottage roiiv
11 He tier lb: resular short clears, un.
smoKcd, 12c per it; smoKed, izo per lb;
clear backs, unsmoked, 12cr smoked, 13c
per id union niitts. iu to ia ids un
smoked, 8c per lb; smoked, 9 per lb;
clear belrtea, unsmoked, 11 He per lb;
smoked. liMa cer lb: shoulders. 12UO
per lb; pickled tongues, 60e each. ,
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10c, 13o
per lb; 6s, 13 He per lb: 60-fb tins, 12 He
per lb; steam rendered. 10s, 11 V a per
lb; 6s, 11 e per lb; compound. 10a lOo
per lb. ..i .. J..., ..':. -. v-s
FISH Rock cod. 7e per lb; flounders;
e ner lb: halibut. 5Uc ner lhi.ntrlr,
casa, iic yer ip( cairian, jveper io; ui-
(Journal Special Service.)
Paris, July 4. In aplte of denials on
the part of J. Ogden, Armoucsnd other
packers, that they are planning to V-
tabUsh large planta in France, the prftj
ects1 are real add they are already un.
der way. For three months certain ber of his congregation. The preache
,iri atiiia in mo rieiitu uuwn,i unu, naa ibkbh b. iv-aara vacstion and
navo riiwwji tuv iw iii n icnuni 1 buho east somewnera r ormai som
but now their knowledge is definite 1 Plaint has been filed with tha h,.r.h
enough to cause a growing sensation. board by the Injured husband, and tha
ii KBini Liini, iiiira uuuiubiiidb, VBLCiin- i nnHrrpi wi na nairviiak-i si , ha mm.
Ibly French, but really American, will nual Methodist conference in September,
operate one plant at Bonneuil, near I In case the sccused pastor 'decides' to
t-ans. zona a.- nun, auu uu bv uur- liana inai. MemDers- oi tne board ax
deaux. At Bonneuil a large acreage nect him tn seni 'nntia nt hi Mim..
has been bought for a packing house. I tlon and retirement from th mlniatr.
and olana have been submitted for the Rev. Ferguson - rd.h tn trnivit
1 . . I . . J I , MA,.HA11 I T, . . . J . "
nppruvai ui im uiuukiiw cuuiiiiu. nwfl cnurcn one year ago rrom Jted-
no unicnKo name appears, dui n is I lanas,. uaiuorma He is a widower, 49
generally admitted there that the "Chi- years old, and haa four children. He is
ycaro crowd " is auPDiytng tne money.
IK. .a! VanW fii-mr rimltv An nr...
ldent of the French Stock Raisers1 as
sociation, said that the report was any
thing out raise.
STATUE IN MEMORY OF
CARTER H. HARRISON
(Journal Special Service.)
Chicago, 111., July 4. With Interest
Ing exercises and In the presence of a
large crowd a heroic else statue of the
late Mayor Carter H. Harrison, who
was assassinated October 28, 1893, was
unveiled today In Union nark. A tablet
on the pedestal of the statue bears the
following Quotation from an nddreaa
delivered by Mayor Harrison at the
world's Fair on the day of his assaasl
nation; ' ., .
"Genius Is but audacity and aha au
daclty of Chicago has chosen a qtar. It
has looked upward to it ano knows
nothing that It fears to attempt, and
thus far as found nothing that it cannot
accomplish. - ,
. I,, I,, i .ft i
CIIEMAWA INDIANS
LQSE BY CLOSE SCORE
. 'N , . , .
(Joornal Special Serrtc.).
Dallas. Or.. July 4. The Dallas base
ball team defeated- the Chemawa. Indian
school In a fast game here yesterday
afternoon -by a score of 6 to 6. There
were few errors and the rame waa a.
citing throughout. This afternoon the
crack teams of McMlnnvllle and For
est Grove will play on the local field.
'i ; in.- - sv
a good talker, and within a few weeks
aner taxing charge or tne church, every
seat was filled. He Is good looking,
and became the Idol of the women of
his congregation. He had been here
only a few months, when whispers of
hia conduct with one of the "slatera"
began to be heard. - (
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
WILL 00 UP IN SMOKE
(Journal Special Service.
New Tork. July 4. It wiiv.mii. ha.
tween $16,000,000 and $20,000,000 for
young America to ahow hla patriotism
today. Thla for fireworks ainna with
out the counting in tjie loss by flrea and
the prlceof bandages and arnica. The
trade tn fireworks thla vaai- ha. hn a
record-breaker. Representative fire
works dealers along Park Place? who
handle most of he trade, said, today
that New Tork'a flravrnrka hill thla v..v
would come close to 82,000,000, while the
remainder of the country would bring
the total to nearly ten times that fig
ure, at a moderate estimate. While the
Old-fashioned nrankara atlll hnlrf . thalv '
place of supremacy Mi the heart of tha
small boy. there have also been Invent
a in iste years innumerable other ways
to ourn up money, . v ,
TO FORM BOHEMIA
MINING DISTRICT
Dr.i F., F. V Casaeday. 4ye.-' -aaai anai
throat, removed toJlt JDekum. Hours
w ..XV, . wj . juain xez.
' (Special 'TMspateb to The Journal.)
Mineral. Or July. 4. A"-meeting of
Bohemia mine ownera and all others
Interested In the Bohenjia camp ht
been called for. July 13 In the afternoon.'
Matters of much Importance to the dls
trlct will be discussed and among othee
things will be the organlxlng of a min
ing uibvi ivv