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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNALV PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY : 5, 1007. . 13 TODAY'S MARKETS , California Can Nd longer Make This a' Dumping Ground for ,- Its Infected Fruits Inspection to Begin at Once. AMPLE TOHHAGE f Illlt 1 liiAnrAlP . riii I iijvui.1' i IXfilLL II1UI LUI x . 1 ;i ALL FRUITS County Inspector Pcichtto Go After Infected Califor nia Stock at Once. . ?'ront tret markets: "rult inspection to begin. Cherries Uinf to hawkers. Egg market on down grade. Jih poultry eagerly sought. Continued strength In veal. Shad advanced with acarclty. Oregon eggplant . arrives ln Candle are three quarter cent off. Green corn In market again. Oregon peachea arrive more freely. Jjocal tomatoea In fine shape. Bell poppers in -targe supply. Loganberries sell rather low. rrult Inspection to Begin. Aocordtng to County Fruit Inspector -Richard Deich, inspection work for the ' season .will begin within the next few .weeks--or, in fact, almost any day. The time for Inspection is at hand on : account of the heavy arrivals of Call 'fornia fruit Last season a consider able amount of Infected fruit was brought to this city from the south.' f oruana nas always oeen ma dumping ground for the large snippers of the south and their representatives are very much surprised when told that all such stock would be confiscated here after. The fruit inspector generally in spects the car lots on the track when notified by receivers and unless ho is so notified he will- confiscate the stock .wherever found if in a bad condition. . Peaones Being Repacked. The oar of peaches received tbe other day by" a local broker was in Such a -mixed condition, according to the trade, that in most Instances repacking la ab solutely necessary. Borne of the fruit la in the best possible shape, while -others show decay badly. Shipments re ceived by dealers themselves outside of the brokers are In ao much batter shape that they are seriously considering the .advisability of cutting out the broker altogether. Cantaloupes are in good aupply to day, the car from Brawley yesterday finding ready sale at J3.25 and M, ac cording to slie of crate. Bell & Co. and Page A Ron report In first arrivals of new eggplant from The Dalles. Each received a crate. Ship ment showed such good quality that It could hardly be compared with the very poor stock sent here by California. Ma terial advance over the latter's price, too. Oregon tomatoes are coming much more freely from The Dalles and are -finding ready sale at 12. SO a box. Call fornia stock in fair shape at 11.50, Peaches from eastern Oregon are In better shape and will soon tans tne place of .the California. Price today on the former Jl.50. Cherrie Belling to Kawkera. So liberal are supplies of cherries that hawkers secured the bulk of the ordinary quality today at prices rang-ina- from to to 4c a nound. Best Royal Annea selling at 6c, while Blngs find a aale around 8c a pound. Green peppers are in rauoh more lib eral supply, but demand Is good at 25c a pound. f" Loganberries sell rather low on the Is street towwi"wtock;; -tgeneraUy ruling c around 75-rate, although. In a very 5 few instances as high as tl was re- ' ceived. Borne on grade sold clown to too. Sgg Stamp Has Started. Eggs are quoted from 1 to lc doten lower today on account of tha heavy Increase In supplies and the smaller demand. A prominent commission man says of the situation: "We are willing to sell all the eggs we are getting at .23c ana ir-ic a dosen, out would prcrer to sell them to a morning paper than anv one else. It reports eggs several 'cents higher than they really are; evl- . dently getting its quotations rrom some .small dealer who does not handle Ore . gon eggs, but is boosting -the price to make a big profit on his eastern eggs." Demand for chicKens continues ver: liberal with supplies unusually smal' Those thai received stock today secured an advance or He in tne price. Creamery butter continues to hold at the recently advanced values. Cheese is weaker with a decline likely In the price in the near future. Brief NoUs of tha Trad. FRUIT PACKAGE LAW , BEING EVADED I1ERE ... ' - Now that fruit Inspection la i to begin In. earnest it may per haps be wis to-again notify all grower and shippers that tha ' new laws compel the printing Of the nam, of the grower on every package .of fruit shipped in this state. While of late most growers have obeyed the law a considerable number con' tinue to make shipments with out their names being attached to the package. box: limes. Mexican. 14.00 per 100: pineapples. $3.i6.00 do; grape iruu, ig.zb; cherries, actfo per id; rooseberrles, ' - 6o per lbjV apricots, 1.251.40; loganberries, T5ctl.00 per crate; peaches, 1 1.60 1.80 cantaloupes, fancy,. 1 3. 25 4. 00; rasp berries tl.001.26; plums. tl.iBQl.80. VEOteTABLKS Turnips, new, 80c 0 beets, 11.75 per sack; parsnips, 11.00$ $1.26; cabbage, 12.60; tomatoes, Cali fornia, fl-SO; Oregon. t.60; para nips, 90oitl.00i wax beans, 6o; green, o per lb; cauliflower, $1.25(9 1.50 doten; peas. 7c; horseradish, to lb; artichokea, 6S$76o per dosen; cranberries. f 10.00411.0t per bbl; sprouts, ( ) per lb; asparagus, 65c per dozen bunches; rhubarb, So lb; green onions, 26c per dot; neii pep pers, 25tft0o per id; neaa lettuce, 15o dos bunches: eggplant, 80S5o lb; green corn, 65o dos. arocerles, Sfuts, Bte. SUOARCube, S6.11H: powdered, 15.97 U: berry. 15.77; dry granulated. extra B, I5.27H; golden C, If mi; b yellow, I5.07V4: beet granulated, S.7tt; barrels, 10c; half barrels, 26c; boxes. 60o advance on aack basis. . (Above prices are 10 days net cash quotations.) HONET IJ.66 per crate COFFEE Pacaage brands. flB.ISO 1(13. HALT Coarse Half pound, 100. $11 rer ton; 60s, $11.50; table, dairy, 50. in.KO: 100a. 115.25: bales. $3.10: im ported Liverpool, 60s, 1S.00; 100. 117: sum, iis.uu; exira una, uuia, in, o nu 10s $4.60 tg 5.60; Liverpool lump rock. 120.50 per ton; 60-lb rock, $11.00; 100s, $10.60. (Above prices apply to sales of lees than car lota Car lots at special prices subject to fluctuations.) KICE imperial japan, no. u c; no. 6tt&5Kc; New Orleans, nead, 7c; AJax, 6e; Creole, 64e. BEANS Small white, $3.80; large white. $1.25; pink. $3.25; bayou. $3.90; Llmas, 6c; Mexican red" hic VTITO Paanuli Jlinmu. lUo Tier lb Viralnia. 7V4o per lb; roasted, lOo per lb: Japanese. SetHUc; roasted. 7Hc per lb; watnuts, California. Ibo per id QUALITY MUST BE TOP NOTCH Only Strictly Fancy Steers Will Bring Four Dollars Hogs and Sheep Firm. Portland Union Stock Tarda, July I. Livestock report. ior. uaiue, oneep. Today 192 642 Week ago 100 4 708 Year ago 60 ' 49 614 Prev. year 22 179 109 While snowing no change in vaiue todav the oattla market show consid erable dullness with some display of weakness, it takes something out or the ordinary in the way or steer ouai lty to bring 4o today and a grading is now so close that the stock which a short time ago wi classed as top steer i no longer sold at the extreme quotation, in a sense tnis may oa con stdered a fractional decline. On ao count of yesterday being a holiday the run at that time was normal, total cat tie receipts for the 48 hour amountln to 192 head, a as-alnst48 head a wee ago, 49 head a year ago and 179 head ror me oay in A year aa-o today catti .were ouu and wean put vaiue were uncnangea. Steady Tone la Bog. Closely following the lead of the east ern markets in displaying a better trade in nogs, tne local roaraei, wnne quiet was nevertheless in good form with values stationary. Not a single head arrived in the yards during the past 48 hours. This compares with arrivals of 100 head a week ago, 68 .ead a year ago and 22 head two vears aeo today. A year ago today a strong tone ruled in hogs. Sheep Prices Hold Well. With arrivals of but 542 head for the 48 hour the sheep market wae In very good position today. Values held well, all arrivals moving at the prices listed In this report. Today s run, bi head, compare with 708 head a week ago. 614 head a year ago and 109 head lor the same day in July. iu&. A year ago today hee trade was on a good oasis, values noiaing very nr Today 16 head of horses came in. PROSPECTS FINE FOR THE PRICE Even East Inquiring About Outlook for Pacific North west Wheat Price. Official livestock nrices: stockers and feeders, t.008.26; China rats. I6.Z6 ws.bo. Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers. $4.00 ; bent cows and heffers, $3.26; bulls. 12.00 Sheep Wethers, $4.26 4.60; lambs, Strength In dressed veal market pro nounced. Small arrivals and good demand. Shad shows an advance of lo because of very small supplies. Coaat chocolate and cocoa show an other advance of from lc to So a pound. Oreew corn rom California is again in market. Today's arrivals sold nt J5c a dozen, according to Levy & Spiegl. String beans still glut local market; price down to 4c and 8c. . California cucumbers are o" plentiful that they are dragging. "Front street prices: GhEeia, moor and Teed. DRAIN BAGS Caloutta. 9o. large lots;-, small lots. loc. WHEAT Club, 84 dl 86c; red Russian, bluestem, 874288c: valley. 8486c. BN wnoie, ixv.uu; cracaea, ty.uu per ton,. ' BARLEY New Feed. $21.000 22.00 per ton; rolled, ttl.00O24.00; brewing. lM.0Oifr3S.00. ' BTE $1.55 per cwt OATS New Producer' price No. 1 white, $38.00 per ton; gray. 837.00. FLOUR. Eastern Oregon patents. 84.80: stralfhta. $4.25: exnort. 14 00: valley. $4.So$4.40; graham, lis. $3.76; whole wheat, $f. 00; rye, 60s, $a.00; bales. Ine nuta. 1416o ner lb: hickory nuts, On ner ltv Brazil nuts. 18o tier lb: fil berts, 18o per lb; fancy pecans, l$20o per id; aimonos, ibjiwc Meats, rub and Provision. 1PHKBH MEATS Front street Hogs, fancy. 8 8 Ho per lb; large, 67e per lb; veal, extra, 8 He per ID: ordinary, 8c per lb; poor. 67o per lb; mutton fancy. HW9o oar lb. HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack (local) hams. 10 to la ids, io per to; U to 18 lbs. 180 cer lb; 18 to 20 lbs, 15 to; breakfast bacon, 15H22o per lb: clonics. 12o per lb; cottage roll, HHo per lb; regular short clear, un inonru. jio per iv, au clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, ISc par lb; Union butt, 10 to is ids un antoked,8o per . lb t smoked, 9c per lb dear bellies, unsmoked. 11 He Ler lb smoked. ISHo per lb; shoulders. 12Ho nr lh- nlrkleil tonsrues. 80a each LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10c. ISc per lb; 6s, ISHo per lb; 60-lb tins, 12HC ter lb: steam rendered. 10a, 11 He per lb: 6s. 11740 per lb: compound, 10s, 10c rutp lb. FISH Rock cod. 7c ner lb: flounders, 8o nor lb: halibut. 6 Ho per lb; striped hasH. 12c ner lb: catfish. 10c Der lb; ljI raon, fresh Columbia chlnook. HHo per i . . 1 1. , n Ik. Q...I heads, 10c per lb: herrings. 6e per lb; soiea, ec per id; snrimps, iug per lb; perch, so per id- diuck cua, ic per lb; tomcod. 7c per lb; lobsters, 16c per lh: fresh mackerel. 8c ner b: crawrisn, . 17 " . . . i i. zoo ner aoi: sturgeon, iuc per id; duo bass. 20c per lb; Columbia river smelt. 6c per lb; shad, 4c per lb; black cod 7 Ho per id. OYSTERS Shoal water bay, per gal per ivw-iw oi r, .Y.uv, vijm- rallon, $3.26; per 115-lb saak, Eagle, canned, lOo can Ion, $2.60 pia, per i $5.50S6.2 87 00 dna CLAMS Hardshell, per bog. $2.40; rasor clams. $2.00 per box: lOo per do. Faints. Coal Oil, Etc, ROPE Pure Manila, 16c; standard. 13 c; sisal, lie. COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases. 19V4o Der gal: water white, iron bbls, 14o per gal; wooden, 17o per gal; head- light. 170 ueg., cases, zih per gal.' QASOLINB 86 de.. cases. 24Hc per gal; iron bbls, iso per gat. BENZINE) 63 deg.. cases. 26o per gal; iron bbls, 93o per gal. TURPENTINE In canes, 880 per gal; Wooden bbls. 93o ner aal. WHITK LEAD Ton lots, 7io per id: 600-ib lots, so per 10; less lots, 10 per id. vv JKK isails f resent basis at NEW YORK STOCKS RANGING TOWARD 12.78 MILL8TUKFS middlings. $25.00; shorts, couni city, i;qo Bran, $17.00 per ton; ahnfts rtlTr T 1 A ty, $18.60: chop, $16.00021.00. HAT - Producers brlce TlmOthv. Willamette valley, fancy. $16.0017.00; ordinary, $12.ioyl4.00; eastern Oregon, $19.00090.00; mixed. $10.00 lO.oO; clover, $8.6009.00; grain. $8.00010.00; cheat. I6.60O 9.00. , Butter, Sgg and Poultry. BUTTER "FAT f. o. b. Portland Bweet cream, 28c; sour, 240, BUTTER City creamery, !7Hc: sec ond. 25Hc; outside fancy; 26c; seconds, JJi;, ,b1oX-. Oregon 18 19c. JBOtlS Extra fancy candled, !3024c; uncandled, 22 H 23c. s CHKKSB New Pull cream, flats. 14HlSc per'Jb; Young Americas. 15Hc per lb. . POULTRY Mixed chicken, 12HO .lc; fancy 'hen. lS18He lb.; roosters, old, 10Hc lb.; fryers. I6e lb; broilers, 18c per in; oin aucka. 160 lb; spring nuens, ivit ivv ju, soeao, oia, sioc per lb; spring geese, 12 H Olio per lb; tur- Keys nittnc 10 -ror 01a; squabs. $1.50 per dos; pigeons. $1.28 per doLfDresaed pouiiry, 1 viiKv per 10 nigner. . Hops, Wool and Kldea. ' HOPS 1 90S crop prime to choice. 7e; meaimn to prime, e7c con tract. io( crop, iiiiia WOOL 1907 clip Valley. JOOilo went ure;on, jiduc -. 4 EEPSKINS Shent-i,. 16O200 each; abort wool 25040c; lniaiur.. wool. 50O75C each; long wool, 75CO81.00 each. TALLOW Prime, per lb, SH.4ic; Kot ' CHITT1MBa1k!-5o per lb. Trnit ana Tegetable. ' f POTATOEgbr-8c; . sweets, ( ) per lb; Sew potatoes, So per lb. tw.vmis jooinng price -new ruau AumU mi Itt tittup JH n.r .a.k amrlln to per lb. APPLES New, $1,08 01.76. FRESH FRUITS Oranges, $J4; NKT OAIN8. Amal $ .01 JU. B. Steel.. .004 Sugar 01 do nref . . . .00V Colo. Fuel.. .00 Au-hlson ... .'0H Locomot. .. .00 H Canadian ... .01 Erie 01 II,. & N 00H Mo. Pao OOHIReadtng-.... .00, s. r nu st. iaui 01 tl. P 01?melter 01 H N. T. Cent.. .01 C & 0 00?. NET LOSS, Pennsylvania $ M The New York stork market shows a sharp advance all through- the list to day. American storks in London were dull, rather above parity. Copper stocks in London strong. Bank of Eng land rate remains at 4 per cent. Read ing expected to show gross of $1,000,000 in surplus for thl nsonl year. Steel common reports they have plenty of business on their book but order are nor coming so freely. Official New York price by Overbade. Starr & Cooke Co.: HOGS STEADY IN EAST Market Range at Wednesday Val ues Others Are Strong. Chicago, July 6. Official receipts: Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. Chicago 20,000 8,600 11,000 Kansas City r, 5,000 30.000 2,500 Hogs are steady at Wednesday's oloae, with 8,100 left over. Receipts a year ago were 20,000. Mixed, $5,750 8.05; heavy. $6.90j6.02 H ; rough, $5.65 5.76; light. $5.8006.06. Cattle Strong. SheepStrong. PAT CATTLE TO MONTANA Three Thousand Head Shipped From Stiles, Idaho, to Outaide. (Soedal Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) Stiles, Idaho, July 6. Three thousand head of fat cattle were recently shipped from Sties by Messrs. Bales and Jones These cattle were purchased along the Salmon river and on the Nes Perce prairie from the farmers and stock men. The price paid was the highest for many years. The cattle went to Mon tana and the Dakotas. Cn4oaro "Loses, Other Oalnu Jonrml Special Herrlc. Chicago, July 6. The wheat market started well on the higher Liverpool cables, but bear pressure was too severe and the market lost heavily just previous to the close. All foreign markets have shown de- 4. elded advances the past few 4 days, due to the poor harvest outlook. 0 SC U ffl Steamer Breakwater " Joins Alliance on Route That Is Rapidly Developing. MAKES RECORD TIME COMING UP COAST Southern FAclflc Company' Steamer Has Been Ertensivelr Overhauled at Son Francisco and Comes North Working Almost Good as New. Cnrdoag-o Wheat Tata. July 5. July 8. Loss. July...$ .94H $ -9H I .01 Sept... .98U ,99H .01H Deo... 1.01 H 1.02H .02H 1908. $ .79 .79 80H Millers are cleaning up the last of the old season's business and are los ing forward Into the new crop yeur. While there is every likelihood of a jrtcord-breakmif yield In tha Paclflo northwest, conditions are much, less fa vorable In the middle west wheat belts. At this time grain men are receiving numerous Inquiries from the east re garding the Paclflo crop prospects, some of the more bold ones offering for ship ment east. Present ludluatlnna are that the wheat of the Pacific northwest will Be in better demand the coming season than ever before. With the east as a prospective customer for large amounts, a shortage in Europe that will causo Jarger shipments In that direction and a crop in California that -Is rlost dis appointing and which will cause that siate to draw more heavily on the bins of the Paclflo northwest. Grower Hold Tlnn. Wheatgrowers know these conditions by heart and this accounts in a measure for their failure to make contracts this season, even though values offered are fully 7o a bushel over those of a year ago. Official Chicago prices by Overbeck. Starr & Cooke Co.: WHEAT. Open. High. July. 86 H 9i Sept IOOV4 100 Deo 10S 108 CORN. July 63 ?i C'i Sept. 64 65 Dec 5314 64 !i OATS. July 4JH 43T4 Sept. 88 89 Dec 895, 404 MESS PORK. Sept 1630 1885 161 Low. Closo. 94 94 98 Ve 88 lOlVti 101 68 H 53; 64 64"4 63 53 424 424 88 38 39 39 The steamer Breakwater arrived here at 10 o'clock last night, 22 hour from Coos bay. She sails on her first run to Coos next Monday night and thereby inaugurate a new line between this port and the prosperous and growing Coos bay country. Portland now will have the steamer Breakwater and Al llance on a weekly schedule between Portland and Coo and it 1 believed this will be ample tonnage to handle all the freight now being offered. The Breakwater will be operated by the Southern Paclflo company. She haa Juat emerged from the drydock at San Francisco and looks almost a fin as a mw craft. Her pnssenger accommo dations havo been Increased so that she will now be able to give room to 90 first-class. The Alliance has accommodation for 9C passengers so that the two steamer combined can handle in the neighbor hood of 1,600 passenger a month. The Breakwater's freight hold are large although she is built along line that give good upecd. and she can easily take between 800 and 900 ton. With the Alliance capable of handling about 800 tons ench trip It will be aeon that the two craft can handle 12,000 ton of freight a month should it be re quired. The Breakwater Drought 60 passen gers and Quite a bit of freight from Han Francisco. She is discharging, at Oak street dock. She is in command of Captain T. J. Mctieen. H. Youna Is ihfef en;ln-er and I,. Fttxmaurtc is chief officer. W. A. Baker, formerly agent for the V. A. Kilburn, 1 Portland agent. MARINE INTELLIGENCE Irene, Am, ach. Diego Washington, barge... ,..Ban Pedro Ha Boats Wit Cement and QeaeraL Buccieuch, Br. . ah 4 , Hamburg Brenn. Fr. bk;.i .....Hull Conway Castle, Br bk.. Antwerp Europe, Fr. bk Antwerp Genevieve Mollno. fr. bk. ..... London Ren Kervller, Fr. h....... .Hamburg Laennee, Fr. sh. ........ 4 .... -Swansea Le Piller, rr. bk. London Martha Roux. Fr. bk, ..... .Hamburg Moxamblque, Br. sh. ... . .Newcastle. & (Samoa,l Br. bk . . . , . ' J . . . Shield Slam. Qer. ah London Thiers.' Fr. sh .Newcastle, E. Vlncennea, Fr. bk.. ....Olaegow Marechael Turrene, Fr. bit. ... Ham burg vine ae Muinouse, Fr. DK...... Antwerp uuetnary, Fr. bk. . . 1612 States Government Bonds, York, July 6. Government Liverpool Grain Market. Liverpool, July 6. Official prices WHEAT. Close. July 7s 4d Sept ..7s 6d Deo. ...7 d Gain. d Hd d New York-London Silver. London, 31 vLd. United New bonds: Date. Twos, registered 1905 do coiiDon 105 Threes, registered ... 1918 do coutjon 1918 Threes, small bonds, 1 91 S Fours, reg., new . . . . 1 Z r do coupon .1825 Fours, reg., old 1907 do coupon 1907 Fours, Philippines. . .1904 do coupon Twos, Panama, new. ... District of Columbia. . . . Bid. Asked. 104 1064 104 1024 103 101?. 128. IS 8 ST 100 100 10!H 104 H 104H 114U 105 102 108 129' 129 10l5 101 105 105 Portland Bank Statement. Clearing today do year ago . .$1,631,902.84 . 951,028.54 Oaln today $ 880,873.80 Balance today 193,837.21 do year ago 81,730.37 BETTER LOWER FREIGHT RATES Umatilla Assessor Thinks That Would Beat Adding New Trains. DESCRIPTION. E. et ST Q Pa . Am. Cod'. Co. . .. Am. Cof. Otl., or. Am. Loeo.. c. Am., Sugar, c. ."; Am. Smelt., c. . . . Am." Woolen, C . Atchison, c- .... B. & O., e Brook, R. T. . . . Can. Pacific, c. Cent. Leather, c. C. M. & St. J . . . Che. & Ohio. . .. Colo. F. & 1., c. Erie, c. Louis. & Nash. . Mo. Pac...... .v. N. -Y. CentL... Penn. -Ry. ... ,v. Reading,- cop.... Rock 'Island, c. So. - Pac4 com. . . so. Ry eom.. . j. tun. PacienmJ. TJ. 6. Rubl pfd.-. U. S Steel, com.. U. S. Steel, pfd.. 31 BK 123 119 '92 11 176 132 36 33 24 118 11$ 124 107 zz 80 20 140 100 7 100 8 89 . .... ..... 82 89 58 69 124, 123 124 121 119 120 .... . 2Vi 92 92 92 98 97 97 1.... .4.. 69 ,.176 23 182 13 132 36. 33 33 33 25 24 25 116 115 11 , iHu xi 81 80 80 iii-H 19 mt ..... ..... 100 38 $7 38 I00U 100 100 Total sales for today, 414.800 shares. (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) Pendleton. Or., July 6. Assessor C Strain takes Issue with those who contend for a lm-al train between Fort land and Pendleton. It is his view that the demand is made by a few who would be, doubtless. Immensely bene fited, but he thinks the general Interest of the public would suffer In the rate regulations tlie company would almost certainly mne as a means of com pen sating for the added operating expense the desired additional tram would in olve. He thinks the general good would be best served by a lowering of local frelsht rates on commodities car led over the identical stretcn 01 roaa in question. Convenience wot General. In an interview he sava: "A local passenger train would, in mv ODlnlon. serve only to aid a 'mere convenience to a few people. I do not believe that 1,000 out of the 20,000 rest dents of this county make a trip as often as once a year to Portland. have no doubt, however, that more than 1.000 tickets are soia to foruana aur ing a year, but several of these often go to the same man. The local train as a convenience would not give an equal distribution or Denents. uecause the great majority of the 'people of the county who produce and distribute its products wouiu no 1 use vuo irtun. Better Towt "freight Bate. "If a proposition were made to cheapen the articles which we all use upon our tables, in our homes, in our business, I would be in favor of it. "It would be better, for Instance, to cheapen the fruit which come to us from the Milton-Freeweter country, bv reducing the freight upon it and bv imcrovlnsr the railroad- facilities for handling it - than to dissipate rail road earnings Dy piling up operating expense for what Would be, at beat, a mere convenience ror a Tew. "In conclusion, it would be better. In my opinion, for Pendleton and the whole county to place the necessities of life within th reach of consumer, than It would be to further facilitate the convenience of getting to or aw"f from Pendleton." Feel languid, wee, run-down T Head ache I Stomach. "off"?-'-Jut ia. plain ease of lasy liver. . Burdock Blood Bit ter tone liver and stomach, pro motes digestion, purifies the blood. SEVENTEEN LOSE LIVES lit STORM Biff Death List Result of . Tornado That Swept Over Western Wisconsin. Regular tlreis Sn to Arrive. Costa Rica, San Francisco. .. .July AlUnnce. Coos Bay July O. XV. Elder, San Pedro and way. July 9 (.wumoia, can F rancisco juiy iz Breakwater, Ban Francisco. . . .July 13 Roanoke, San Pedro and way ... .July 18 Alesla, orient July 16 Mlcomedia, orient July 27 N'umantia. orient August 18 Arabia, orient Sept 1 Begnlar Idaer to Depart. Redondo, Seattle and way July 6 Breakwater, Coos Bay July 8 Alliance, Coos Bay July 10 Costa Rica, San Francisco July 10 G. XV. Elder, Han Pedro and way. July 11 Columbia, San Francisco July 16 Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... July 18 A lesla, orient July 27 Nicomedla, orient August 5 Numantia, orient August 2$ Arabia, orient September 15 Teasel la "Port. Tola, Br. sh Elevator dock Jordanhlll, Br bk - Stream Zinlta, Br. bk East Pine Tell us. Ger. bk Knappton Lillebonne, Am. sch.,.0. R. St ti. Alblna Wasnucta. Am. barge. .University Mill Chehalls, Am. bktn Knappton Gardiner City, Am. bktn Vancouver J. H. Lunsman. Am. sen Stella Charleston, U. S navy Harbor Paul Jones. U. !. N.. Astoria Maori King, Br. ss Stream Manshu Maru. Jap ss.O. R. & , Alblna Alvcn.i, Am. sch westport .1. M. Griffith, Am. bktn Stella Dalgonar, Br. sh Columbia No. 1 Mathilda, Nor ss Portland Lbr Co. Wallncot, Am. barge Astoria Redundo, Am. str Couch street Alumna, Am. sch Knappton Excelsior, Am. stri . . . .Portland Lbr. Co. Bee, Am. sch. . Willamette I. & S. Wks. Lettitla, Am. sch on way up Breakwater, Am. ss Oak street Monterey, -Am.' sch Llnnton Lumber Carrier En Bonte. Mabel Gale, Am. sch Ban Fracilsco Retriever, Am. bktn San Tranclsco South Bay, Am. str flan Francisco Echo. Am. bktn San Franclsoo Melrose. Am. sch San Pedro Sailor Rov. Am. sch San Franclaco Aldon Bese, Am bk fian Francisco Thos. L. Wand, Am. str.. San Francisco Louisiana. Am. bk San Pedro Plerrl Lot!. Fr. bk ...Antwerp Walden Abbey, Br. sh Antwerp aienesslin, Br. sh. ...Antwerp Versailles, Fr. bk .Lelth Oenerat de Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk... London General de Negrier, Jr. bk. .... .London Bayard, Fr. bk .....Antwerp Vllle de Dijon, Fr. bk ...'..Antwerp Coal nip zn Bent. Belen, Fr. bk , Newcastle, A. CoL de VlUebols Marenll.Fr. bk Newcastle, A. Claverdon, Br. sh Newcastle, A. Wtllsnott, Am. bk Newcastle, A. Port Patrick. Br. sh Newcastle, A, St. Mirren, Br. h Newcastle, A. Crillon. Fr. bk Neweaetl. A. Ardencralg. Br bk Newcastle. A. Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .Newcastle, A. St. Louis, Fr. sh., Newcastle, A. Tramp gteamtrs Xn Moot. Henrtk Ibsen, Nor. str... San Francisco Queen Alexandra, Br. str Madras Thyra, Nor. s.s. San Francisco Strathness. Br. tr..,.Port Lo Angeles Strathnalrn, Br. ss Lo Angele Oil Carrier Bn Bo-ate. Argyll. Am. tr Port Harford Cataaia, Am. str Oavlota night for- fian Pedro and way port s1 th -ateamer- Columbia left nwn tile morning, bound for Ban Francisco. ',py. " MAIURfB NOTES , . Astoria, July 5.-Salled at :40 steamer s Roanoke;; for Ban 'rjdTTj war porta ltt up at t a. mCscuuuu Monteref in low ef ta Deflanee, Btttta Lewes, July pas4 yester day. BrlUsh hlp Walden Abbey, from Newctle for lortlad.J' . . San Francisco, July V-saU4. barge Washington In tow of tug msjaaoa. for Columbia river. lrrid iur ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer Redondo sail for Puget sound ports tonight The flagship Charleston win probably remain here until the middle of this month. The second cutter of th flagship Charleston lost a propeller yesterday afternoon In backing up near the flag shin. The lighthouse tender Armaria was at St. Michael July 1, ready to start for Portland by way of Dutch harbor and Sitka. Th steamer Roanoke sailed last Astoria. Julv 4 Arrtwul I J.. ' i" ; 4:$0 p. m.. barkentlne Gardiner City. Arrived down at 6;2 and, sailed' at 7:40 g. m. British steamer Kallbta, for hanghal ria Muroran. Arrived at 1 and left P tt 114 p. m., steamer Breakwater, from Baa Francisco via Coo bay. Left up at . p. m., Steamer Bea, Bailed at 7 p. m.. bark, E. Whltner. for KaluluL Arrivaa li p. m., schooner Monterey, in tow of tug juenancv, from jnan.vrmj. Astoria, July 8. Condition of taster ' at 8 a, m... smooth ; wind north, tour reauier eiear. , at Astoria Today High water, 1 fsetj I:M p. m- ti fest er, 1:48 a, fo-, J.1 feet :$t p, mile weather clear. Tide 9:42 a. m.. low water. m.. S.J feet. ' WssgJfH BsV ''it" i'V'' 4. i We Can re IMIemi 97 Tears la IHrtland. $10 OUR FEE See Us first and You Will Not Have So Many Doctor's Fees to Pay OUT OTTB AJ3TIOB nil I TOV WXEA MM SAT ' ' XB-rzss wot otm TXOBOorax TTrjWV . TEO Or TOX7B CASH. Are yon mftwrliif from indlsoretlons, Weekneew. tyenueAuii'Unea, Kidney, Bladder. SribbUag tlrln or Pvoatatlo Trtmbt, o OontraoeeA Blood DUeaee, Tarloooele, Xydroeale, Bweuings, Bnptve, irtoexa, sVre Skin Disease or any troublesome, long-standing, deep-aeated disease? If you are in need of or desire treatment do not hesitate a moment, but seek the assistance of those who have made such troubles as yours a life-long study, and who are in position to give the MOST SKILLFUL AND SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT KNOWN TO MEDICAL SCIENCE. Our fee are a low a they can be, oonsi stent with blgb-grad treat ment, and that I what you want. W giro you a dollar" worth of nr lce for every dollar paid. , '.' Things that are not done right never turn out well. Begte Btghl Ooasnlt -oI seeens W Are -steeTularty Oradnated Varm-efty VJe4 Specialists, whoa original Investigation and long study Into tbe eaus and cure of men's special disease have caused us to be duly recognised by the highest medical authorities. There are doubtless hundred of men suffering from tb ailments we treat who have read our announcements in tbe paper,' yet delay treatment 'and aooeptlng the truth we have told. The .beat wo can da in print 1 to tell you tbe absolute truth a to what w can and are doing every day in the year, pur standing in the profeealonal world Is the beat our knowledge and skill are unquestioned by the medical fraternity. No pay unless cured. CONSULTATION FkEE WRITE if you cannot oalL All correspondence strictly 'eo-nAdentlal and ail replies sent In plain envelopes. ... , HOURS a, m. to t p. m.; Evening. T to :$0; Sundays, a. m, to IS noon. ... ST.L0UIS OOBITXX SZOOITD AJTD MEDICAL AND SUBGICAL DISPENSARY i aisataiflaaeiBaxEiiBiEHBraBiiBs: (Journal Special Berriee.) St. Paul, July 6. Seventeen persons are reported to have lost their lives in the tornado which swept over western Wisconsin Wednesday night. At Oakes dale four are supposed to have been killed, two are reported dead from Mills ton, one at Wyeville, two near Warrens. one at Keillville, five at Grand Rapids and two at Ollleevllle. The list of known dead follows: Mrs. August Beyers and son, GIUs ville. Mr. and Mrs. John Dame. Oakdale. Mrs. Jasper Doff and Infant, Millston. Andrew Baumell, Wyeville. Lyman A. Charles, Keillsvllle. Names of the other dead hav not been reported, some of the bodies not having been identified. BAD GANG CLEANED OUT AT B0CKF0IU) 1 1 ' ! a (Journal Special Serrlct. ) Rockford, Wash., July 5. After rais ing a row over a livery bill. E. 8. Nance, Walter Livermore and Peter Jensen of Fairfield tnted up with Marshal Ma- chette and a crowd of angry cltljens last night, with the result that Nane has a bullet hole through his bmiv. Llvermore's shoulder Is cut and Jensen is stabbed through the arms. Nance's sister, who mixed in the melee, has a ash across her face and had moat of er clothes stripped from her body in the fight. Nance ana his rrienas defied tne mar shal when ordered to keep the peace. and when an attempt was made to ar rest them took flight. The shooting THE LEADiNCJ SPECIALIST IN 9CT irfcTTIC? A CO There is no ailment peculiar to men that I cannot cure. For sixteen years I have devoted my entire time and energy to the treatment of men't diseases. My methods have been perfected by actual experience, with a thorough theoretical knowledge as a basis. I am the only physician thoroughly and permanently curing those func tional derangements commonly classed as "Weakness" and my success in overcoming such cases has placed me foremost among specialists treating men's diseases and has brought me the largest practice of its kind in the west I You Pay When Cured XSOl& $10 followed and the gang was oor,r(ed with tne exception or a orotner or Nance, who made hi escape by holding tbe crowd at bay with a gun. TWO AEE KILLED IN BATTLE NEAR VALDEZ Valdes, Alaska, July S. Two men are dead and 1ft injured as a result of a battle between the Guggenheim and Hruner interests here. Tbe Bruners wete protecting a right of way whlub th j Guggenheim want, and an attack wa made by the letter's force. An appeal haa been made to Governor Hog- gau cy tne jruners zor troops. 1 Every afflicted man is Invited to writ me a description of bis ease. . Bcl Is my knowledge of men's diseases and so perfect are my methods in treating them that I am able to effect onre in all ordinary eae without jeeing the patient In person. All correspondence strictly eonfldentlai Those visiting prt land may feei free to call at my office for peraonal consultation. SB. TATXOB, WW AfcT!vrJs , Cr-tntractsKl Dlord So-called "Weakness" In men la Every case of contraoted disease I curable rully curable. It ha not treat is thoroughly cared; my pa- been cured by those measures com- tUnt have no reiapee. WMr I nnnl, .mr.lnv.H n. tha arm t.fh- BmnOUnCe OSSS CUreO ttteTe IS BOt oda based upon supposition and not a particle of Infection or lnflararna- iremaiureness ana io n ran""'" "7- will return in its original - form or work its way Into. the general syH tern. Ne contracted disorder is so trivial as to warrant uncertain metnoa ox irwiiwini, ana , 1 eepe cially soliolt thos case that other dootor nave been unable to cure. I have the lartreert -oraetloa oaaa t lavarlably fulfill any prosa ises. - ' -u My Colored Oaart 1 aaowiar ' taa male aaatomy aad afforAlng aa uv iseweuisj fvaoj.,. tT snam's f-ree at ozTkoa, , upon fact. Prematureness and los of -power In men is due to a eoroaio tit. flf lnflmmltln tty f.h trO- tate gland, and not to a dleordeded nervous coaaitlon, a na ooea sup- la poeeo. 1 ira me iniiuniiMuwo vj 7 1 m 1 n,n...a (h.t Am. .flt Tiki I tO accompliua ita purpoea. and witn thi condition corrected fttHr and complete strength and vigor return. ' STRICTURE My treatment ta ab solutely painless, and perfect result can be depended upon ia every In stance. I do no euttutg or dilating wkatever. . ' ,.,v.v VARICOCELE Without lnc knife, ligature or oauatle, wtlhout pals and without ae-cenuon rrom Dueineae,, cur Varloooels in on week. If rou have sought a cur elsewhere aad been aiaapoiatedp, or If you fear tbe harah methods that most phyatoian employ in treating thl tfiseasa, eorso to me and I will ear yoa soundly modi -permanently, by a gent and ., painlee method. ; Don't delay. Varl coctJe has its danger and brings its disastrous result. If you wll call I will be pleased to explain cay ' method" of curing." c " BFECIia PtOOD rois6f K dangerous tninerale to drive , tbe virus to th Interior, but lrrn! blood-eleaasing remed'e t t r. move the laet poisonuu t THE DR, TAYLOR 0. Ccr. Second cr.S l.zrtl: r " n U Sears, t a. m. to t p. au frSv;:: Er.:r:r.ct 2: CnaAars, 19 a. ra. to X p. ro. " . . . , f . w . -- , ' - ' - - ' -J -i - ' II - '