THE
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVBNTNtt, ': JULY Z5. Wrf.
Hop Growers Contract 1007 Crop at 12
Cents a Poiind Fruit Plentiful in the
Market, but Demand Is Also Excellent.
W. M. Killingsworth at Labor.
You
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J if I
Gain in
la. 6s and 10a. 14.S0Ot.E0: Ltvernnnl
lump rock, f 20.60 per ton: SO-lb rook.
mm
f.
lll.uu; luvs, eiu.ov.
(Above prices apply to Bales of le
Style,
than car lota. Car lota at aDaclal nrlces
I ra I t 1 " ' a." a.1
suDjeci vo nuciuaiions.
i j - - . - ....I .
HOW PLE B1HL S
kilb imperial japan, J-Jo, l, 6o; No.
ST
You
lc; Mew Orleans, bead, 7c;
Creole. t,
Small whits. $1.10; large
Mlnb (ft AS IA
17
TODAY'S MARKETS
GOOD TOMATOES
STOCKS
HOT MAKES
GREAT GAINS
SHOW
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NUTa PftnutM Jnmhn AUa nur lb!
I vi farm in 7iin ix . i Aa nr
Oregon Tomatoes Come in J irwtafcMrc pffc Slight Rally Perceptible in
pine nuts, nvieo per 16; Hickory nuts,
o per id; israzu nuts, lse per in; ru
Large Shipments From
Columbia River Points.
berts. Ho per lb; fancy pecans. H02Oo
per lb; almonds, l921c.
Latest market features:
Oranges atlffer.
Lemons In demand.
Chinook loaea cent
Poultry still dull.
Eggs cheaper.
Butter unchanged.
Hmall hogs firm.
Veal scarce.
Keats, risk and rrOTlsiona.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs.
ri mAm ik. 1 7ftBM n
lb; veal, extra, SHPc per lb; ordinary.
iso per io; poor, wo per id; muuon,
xancy. serve per jd
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland park,
(local) htmi 10 to 11 Iba. lsUc per lb:
14 to II lbs. lc per lb: 18 io 10 lbs.
lc; breakfast bacon
Mining Stocks on San
Francisco Exchange.
San Francisco. July II There was a
perceptible strong tone In Nevada, min
ing stocks. It was an Improvement over
yesterday, when the bidders seemed un
certain. There la no uneasy feeling
nn lAMnnl rt VMM t mrAtk It' break Th.
18tfio per I broker who dumped yesterday had been
Half a Crop Reported From
Kansas Harvest Fields Has
Effect on Market
picnics. 12c per lb: cottage roll. I burin all waek and was forced to un-
c per io; regular snort ciears, un- joa(j 0 nnftnce a
loan. There was
but It was without
IIUa ner lh' r.m)ar abort clears. UP
ill vina nr Triiin exceot oananaa tra imnkui ii nr ih- innVa I2n nar lor - ......!-
niantliui ana rrom . v1"" l ciear docks, unsmoxea. izc; emoBca, jc i foundation
muisi ui - -r pir m union uuui, iv tu i 1 nnr nintrT ng nriTnTn1
.nt. .( iworhti oranges, lemons. tl.kJ ik- ...kirf In nar lb: I GOLD FIELDS DHJTKIt-T.
few apples and pears and all kinds of cle.r bellies, unsmoked. 11 He per lb; I Standstortn 43c, Red Top $4.10, Mo
berries are arriving fast. Loganberries I smoked llc per lb; shoulders. 13chawk 17HcA. Columbia Mt (60, Jumbo
are hanging on as never Deioreuinuuaa 1 0; pickled tongues. 60c each. l4 Zt, jumbo Ext. 11.86. vernal hcb,
few of good grade are coming in. mere local LARD kettle leaf. 10c. 11c Pennsylvania JcA. Ooldflsld M. Co. 11. it
axe some wild blackberries while the I-., lD. j. nuc per lb; 50-lb tins, 12c Kendall SlcB. Booth 46c, Blue Bull lie,
season for cultivated blackberries la just I pr i0; gleam rendered, 10a, lle per Adams lie, Silver Pick 2c. May Queen
Deginning. in w u,, . lo. ei 11H0 per Jb; oompouno, ius, iwo
rasposrrisa. 1 per lb,
KJ-rlv 1 AAA hOTaii of tOmatOeB Were I mau 1. r- ik. n,..il.
ed today and the gooo lomaioes . b. h.iiKii, Uo per lb: striped
iv mm. ii nor ii: rat nan iqc oer id: sal
mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. 11c per
lb; Steelheada. lOo per lb; herrings, 6c
receive
are begin ning
coma from The Dalles but a few iro
aKw OAltimhla. river ftolnts.
Valanrle. nrajiaea are atlffer. the Cal
IfornU prices having been advanced II
cents. Lemons are also In demand.
A carload of cantaloupes from Sher
lock near Fresno arrivea mis morning.
lc, Nev. Boy So, B. B. Ext la. Blue
Bell 17c. Dixie 6c a. Columbia, 46cB.
Hlbernla (c, ft Ives (lc. Conqueror
13cb. Bik. Rock 40. Lone Star 20c. O.
Wonder 2cB. Potlach 4cA. Oro lie. Ken
dall Ext 4cA, Bandst Ext 4c, Mayne 7c
Atlanta Sc. Great Bend 76c, Slmerone
lib; perch, (c per lb; black cod, 7c per
lb: tomcod. 7o per lb: lobsters, llo per
lib; fresh mackerel. Ic per lb; crawfish.
The Brawley aupply has been xhausted. bMg ,0o pT lD? ,Uv,r .melt. 7c per
from 11,10 to 14.10 a crate. OY8TERi-hnalwater bav. ner aal-
per lb; soles, 6c per lb; shrimps, 10c per 20e, Empire lc. Red Top Ext 21c, Flor
ence otic, uiam r h. a. con. 40, o. Lmisy
21c. Laguna 11. 60. commonwealth 2Bc
Comb. Fract. 12.40. Or. Bend Ext 14c,
Or. Bend Anx. lOcB, Mlllatorm 40c A.
a. a. lionansa 7c Kewanos 75cA. Esmer
alda lOcB, Portland 20cB, Cracker Jack
im, 12.60; per 100-lb sack, 14.50; Olym- Tlsrer 18c Grandma 14a. 8. Pick Ext. le.
There was Fi.2."i .9"". v,.Jl''. Zffx Rose c, Col. Mt Ext lc, Ooldt Cons.
a lirga wnoGnt of California Graven- -0UW "; cannea. IUc can, ...v M 60. Dlam'f. Triangle JOc
a train laaA ttt hauianaa has been de- I . . .
..,.... ;'.hnM. In that rruU I ,m. '
as also in apples ana pears.
e lej-a-e amount of Callfort
steins on the steamship Columbia that
the merchants were depending upon to
annnlv the entile market These were
lost and the only apples now in the
market are Oregon early apples.
There la a large aupply of cucum
bers In and thay are very cheap.
On merchant sold ergs yesterday
at 11 cents, which would tend to show
that et-ca were not advancing. Poul
try Is not much bettor. Both In re-
18c. Francis Mohawk I1.10B. Red Hill
66c, Mohawk Ext lc, Lou Dillon Ic, T
CLAMS Hardshell, pi
raaor dams, 2.00 per box; lOo per do.
per box, 12.40;
Ofihlr 11.10. Mexican 7c Gould A
Curry 16c, Con. Virginia 4 So, Savage 64o,
uaie iMorcross too, lenow jacket ioo,
Belcher 68c, Sierra Nev. 40c, Exchequer
sc, union sio.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 7c Bullf. M. C. ISa. Mont.
Bullf. 6c. Nat Bank 22c L. Harrle 2o,
Amethyst 2to, Gold Bar 22c Steinway
6c. Denver Buf. Anx. 8c Bonnie Clare
llo per 60c Mayfl. Cona. 18c Monty. Ohio Ext.
o. G. Scepter 7c Monty. Mt. 11c, B.
Daisy 10c Homestake Cons. 7 Ha, Yan
kee Girl to. Nugget 4c Tramp Cons.
44c Victor 8cB. North Star 6c.
TONOPAH DISTRICT.
Ton. Nev. lie. Mont Ton. 14.80. Ton.
Ext. 11.60, MacNamara 2 So, MM way
11.60, Ton. Belmont 40cB, Ton. No. Star
20c, Ohio Ton. 2c Reacue 16o. Ton. A
Pallf 7rA CinAmn A nnhnr 17t Tim T4i,
AT STOCKYARDS LoahS2Z CA.
IOcA, Mont. Mid. Ext 4o. Golden
Crown 8c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. 46c Manh. M. Co.
Palata, Goal OIL Ste.
ROPE Pure Manila, II e; standard,
lo; sisal, llo. -
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases,
It Ho per gal; water white. Iron bbls,
14o per gal; wooden, 17o per gal; head
light, 170 iff., cases. 21 Ho per gal.
GASOLINE 16 deg., cases. 24 He per
celpt ara about equal to th demand aa g. ,ron bhln lgc
tha commission men have notified ship
pera to hold until later.
Hogs and veal ara still scarce. Smalt
, ho re ara firm.
Chinook salmon has dropped to 11
cants.
There la aa advance today In rye
flour of cents a barrel and In bales
21 cants.
Oxaia, moor and Teed.
i .GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, c largo
: lots: small lota. IU&
- WHEAT Club, 14 9 16c: red Russian,
tie: blueetem. 87 88c; ralley, 840H6c
CORN Whole, $28.00; cracked, $21.00
" per ton. -
... BARLKT New FodT--42L00O 21.00
per ton; rolled, $23.00024.00; brewing,
$22.0021.00.
BTE $1.66 per cwt
OATS New -Producers' prioe Na. 1
. t,.. lit nil nr Inn' ar-av 127 OA
, FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
.' $4.80; straights, $4.26; export, $4.00;
I valley, $4.100 4.40; graham, Ha. $1.75:
whole wheat $4 00; rye, SOs, $1.60; bales.
is on.
MTT.IJTTTFF Bran. 117.00 oer ton:lr
middlings. $26.00; shorts, country, $10; hyeeli : ago' ! '.
ciy, i.vv; cnop ii.vvvi"-- I Tear ago
BENZINE 68 deg.. cases,
gal; iron bbls. (lc per gaL
TURPENTINE In cases. 16c per gal;
wooden bbls, 88c per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7c per
lb; 600-lb lots, 8c per lb; less lota, 8Ho
per lb.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at 11.18.
USUAL RECEIPTS
Chicago, July SI. All wheat made
great gains today. The Opening was
strong, and the bullish tendency pre
vailed throughout tha day. There was
an excellent demand for cash wheat.
Looks like mills had decided there will
be light movement and were buying
wheat They have been holding off for
three weeks, anticipating larger offer
ings. Farmers ara holding their wheat for
better prices.
From Kansas cornea the report thaf
receipts are only hair those or last
year, and farmers offerings are very
light Report also states that Kansas
wheat showed up poorly when they got
machines into it. Lota of fields In
western Kansas only cut
September
December
May
WHEAT.
July II.
8B
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July 14.
2H
6H
loos
Sept.
Dec
May
Open.
Sept.
Dec.
May.
!::
r.. .101 vl
18T4
Sept. ,
Dec .
May..
18
It
41
Sept. .Ills'
Sept.
Oot. .
Jan..
Sept.
Oct. .
Jan. .
Ill
10
881
87$
WHEAT.
High. Low. Close.
efH 2H 'B
97 9.6 4k l
ioih ioi 101
OATS.
8H l !
60H tOH K0
6t 61H IIH
OATS.
I9H 11 It
iu ih tH
41 41 41
PORK.
1666 1641 16I6B
LARD.
I0 121 110
117 130 6B
870
RIBS.
886 877 881
877 870 872B
867
Save
in
Cost,
and NOW,
Some More!
The fact that Columbia
tailoring; quality ii a long
way ahead of the average is
one inducement; that it costs
you a quarter to a third less
than tailoring in other
equally high-class establish
ments, is another induce
ment; and now, when I offer
you an extra pair of trous
ers, absolutely free with
every suit costing $22.50 or
more, it seems to me it's a
combination that ought to
interest most any reasonable
man who enjoys handsome
garments and who spends
his money sensibly. You'd
better investigate tomorrow.
Grant Phegley, Manager.
XORTn POWDER AS
A BERRY SECTION
Ten Horse Are Received Among
Other tock at the Portland
Union Stockyards.
6c
G. Wedge 6c, Seyler Hump. 6c, Dexter
lie, L. Joe 2c, Crescent 6nB, Combine
tlon lc Granny 23c, Mustang 2 Jo, Llttl
Grey 20c, Cowboy 4c Orlg. Manh. 10c
Brotmhn 7c. Jumn Jek 7cR Plnannt
Portland Union Stockyards July 26. 7c, Buffalo lc, B. Dog 17cB, T. Horse
Keceipts at tns stock yards were as 4C, Indian' Camp 8cB.
follows:
Hogs.
" io
.. 30
43
Cattle. Sheep.
260 247
100 676
240
617
HAY Producers' nrtce Timothy. Tr.vinn. v.!.'-
. i . . . ... . 1 , II A, . I . . J
WHiuinu vlly, lauujr, in,virii.i;,
ordinary, $11.00914.00; eastern Oregon,
$18; mixed. $10010.00: clover, $7.60;
gran. $8010; cheat $160010.60.
" Sattar, Zrta and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland
Sweet cream. 28e; Bour, 26Hc.
BUTTER City creamery. 17010o;
seconds. 26 He; outside fancy, 26c; sec
onds, 22e; store, Oregon, 18019c
EGOS Extra fancy, candled, 210
21 Ho; rood candled, 22022Hc.
CIKESE New Full cream, flats,
lS016cpr lb; Young Americas, 160
II He per lb. .
, POITLTRY Mixed chickens. 12c: fanoy
IIL' & rtti LiTe.tock Receipt. Main
QUCK8, IfC id;
spring geeee.
HHOu per lb; turkeys, npiae id
Fairly good receipts are noted at the
lortland Union stock yards, frlces re
main unchanged. Ten horses were re
ceived this morning.
Official livestock prices:
stockers and feeders, $6.0006.26; China
rats, is.zfiws.DO.
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers.
$3.7$; best cows and heifers, $2.7603.00;
Duns, tz.uo.
Sheep Wethers. $4.0004.26; lambs,
$4.7606.00.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Falrv. Silver King 20cA. Falrv. Eagl
4 5c A. Nevada Hills 2Wc. No. Star
Wonder 6c. Eagle's Nest 18c Ruby
i wonaer -oc. Alice or wonaer dca, futs-
burg Silver Peak $1.40.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
,,71 V A UJ A u , awowa
fryra, 14016e lb; broiler
' o9 ducks, 13c lb; spring (
' a-eesa, old, 8 10c per lb;
12Hlio cer lb: turkey
. for old; aquaba, $2.60 per dosen; pigeons,
. 11.26 per dosen. uressea poultry, iv
'lfee, per lb. higher.
Sops, Wool and Sides.
; HOPS 180$ crop Prime to choice,
H7c; medium to prime, 6$o; con
tracts, 1S07 crop, 10011c.
WOOL 1907 clip Valfty. 10021c
. eastern Oregon, 16 21c
MOHAIR New 1907 29 2e.
' SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 16020c
axh: short wool, 36040a; medium, wool,
60v76c each; long wool, 76c0$l.o6 each.
TALLOW Prim, per lb, 3 04c; No.
. 2 and grease, 202e.
CHITTIM AJRK-6o per lb.
rmlta aad agataUss.
POTATOES $ 2 per sack; old, $1.
' ONIONS Jobbing price New Cali
fornia red, $3 per sack; New Walla
Walla, $16003.00 lb.: garlic, 8c per lb.
APPLES New, $1.0001.76.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges. $3.00
4.00; bananas, 6c lb.; lemons, $6.0007.60
' per dox; limes. Mexican, .uv per iuu;
pineapples, $3.2608.00 doxen; grape fruit
$8.26; cherries, 6010c lb.; loganberries.
Crawforda, (California). $1.50; Oregon
Oregon cantaloupes. 13.6004.60: rasp-1
-berries, $1.26; plums, $1; watermelons,
2 02 c per Jlw
VEGETABLES Turnips, new, 90e
$1.00 sack; carrots, 76cll.0 per sack;
beets, $1.60 per sack; parsnips, $1,000
,11.25; cabbage, $2.00; tomatoes, Oregon,
u $1.60; parsnips, 90c$1.00; wax beans,
6c; green, 6c per lb.; cauliflower, $1,26 0
1.60 doeen; peas, 6c; horseradish. 8c lb.;
artichokes. 66c076c dozen; rhubarb, 3o
b.; green onions, 26c per dozen; bell pep
pers. lO012c per lb.; head lettuce,
( 1 doz.: cucumbers, hothouse. 200 40c
dozen; outdoor, 76c a box; radishes, 15c
dosen bunches; eggplant, $6.26 crate;
green corn, 10c dozen; celery, $1.26
dozen. ,
Groceries, 2futs, XI to.
StTGA'R Cube. $6.22; powdered.
$6.07; berry, $5.87; dry, granulated,
$6.87H: Star. $5.77: conf. A. $6.87:
extra B, $5.37; golden C, $5.27; D
yellow, $5.17; bet granulated. $5.77;
harrelH, 0c; half barrels, 25c; boxes,
60c advance on sack basis.
(Above prices ' are 30 days net cash
quotations.)
HONEY $8.60 per crate.
COFFEE Packers hranitu 11K 8849
16.63.
SALT Coarse Half ground, 100s.
$12.60 per ton; 60s, $13.00; table, dairy.
60s, $17.60; 100S; $17.26; bales. $2.10;
imported Liverpool. 60s, $20.00; 100s,
$19.00: 224s, $li.0O; extra fine, barrels.
Sheep.
talned Sheep Gain Ten Cents,
Chloago, July 25. Receipts at the'
yaraa toaay were:
Hogs.
Chicago :.. ...21.000
Kansas City ..10,000
Omaha 2,000
Hogs opened steady.
Receipts year ago were 24,000.
Official prices:
Mixed, $6.9006.35; heavy, $6.9506.25;
rough. $6.6006.90; light. 86.0606.90.
Cattle and aheep steady. Sheep 10c
lower.
Cattle.
6,600
7,000
8.000
Left over 1,900.
Bayers Uncertain, but Good Dividend
Rumors Boosted Stocks,
New York. July 26. Much precaution
noticeable in me marxec toaay. it l
supposed that the big Interests were
selling Union Paclflo and Southern Pa
cific The bears hammered the list
some and there was profit-taking In
Southern Paclflo. Some were expecting
7 per cent, dividend, while others
agreed that 6 per cent would be the
limit Rumors In early part of the day
said that the dividend would be 6 per
cent.
American stocks in London were firm
with great strength. The market there
also hung on the Southern -Pacific
11,000 dividend rate and the general opinion
s.uuu
4,000
was that they would be large.
Wuotations oy overDeck (jooKe com
pany.
DESCRIPTION.
New York Cotton Market
New York, July 25. At New Orleans
the , market advanced In strength of
forecast showers, but here it seems to
be the general opinion that there !)
no relief In sight for southern and
western cotton belts, where almost un
bearable hot weather has prevailed for
ine past rew days.
Quotations by Overbeck & Cooke
company:
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
July ,
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
Nov.
Dec. .
Open.
. 1196
High. Low.
1212 1190
Close
26. 24.
1208 1215 1202
1212
1210
1147
1148
1186
1208
1210
1162
1164
1188
1212
12f0
1140
1140
1176
1193 1206 1186
1203
1206
1213
1218
1222
1210
1161
1164
1189
1192
1198
1196
1199
1206
1209
1214
1205
1142
1142
1182
1186
1190
Liverpool Cotton Closes.
Liverpool, July 26. Liverpool cotton
closed from 2 lower to 1 higher.
United States Government Bonds
New York. July 26. Today's Quota
tions on government bonUs is as fol-
through Overbeck A Cooke
lows
Official
company.
Twos registered - 105
do coupons 106
Threes, registered 102
do coupon 103
Threes, small 101
Fours, new, registered 127
Fours, new, coupon 128
do coupon 108
Panama 104
District of Columbia 113
Philippines, fours 109
TARMERS EXPECT
W. ' BIG HAY PRICES
S (Special Dispatch to the Journal) 4
$ ( Salem, Or., July 26. The 4
4 farmers of this vicinity are hold- 4
4 . Ing out for high prices for their 4
hay, realizing that the hay crop 4,
wtl ba Jightar than last year,r V
and ara looking to $10 per ton' 4
as a price that will eventually
b reached. .Grain' hay will
easily., from present Indications,
command" $10. .Mvoryinen are
sweeping tha country, but farm
ers are holding out to such an
extent that local djaalars ara
Portland Bank Statement.
Clearances today $1,043,895.03
do year ago 806,768.97
Cain tAdav... $ 233.127.06
Balances today 224,644.61
do year ago iri.zvv.vo
Liverpool Grain Closes
' Liverpool, July 36. Grain closes to
day were: Wheat H up; corn,.? aown.
Quotations were as follows:
WHEAT. '
July 28.
7 2 d
7s 3d
7s 3d
CORN.
4sl0d
making no quotations,
July
September
December
September
July 24.
7s d
7s 3d
7S 4d
4sl0d
Carlou Received at Chicago.
Chicago, July 26. Car lots were re
ceived as follows:
wneat 62 8 $0
Corn i6g 20 177
at ... 78 20 81
663
108
0
Argentine Shipments.
Chicago. -Julv ' ss r-n tfw.' .hW
Ami. Cop. Co. .
Am. C. &.F., c.
do Pfd
Am. Cot Oil., c
Am. Loc. c
Am. Sugar, c. .
Am. Smelt, c .
do Pfd
Anac. Mln. Co..
Am. Woolen, c. .
Atchison, c
do pfd ,
Bait, i Ohio. c...
do pfd
Bin. Rap. Tr. . ,
Can. Pac, c
Cen. Leather, c. ,
do Dfd.'
Chi. A G. W.. c
C. M. & St. P. .
Chi. & N-W., c.
Chesa. & Ohio..
Col. So., c. .
do 2d. pfd. . . .
do 1st Pfd. . .
Del a. A Hudson,
Den. St R. O., 0.
Erie, c
do 2d. pfd
do 1st. pfd. . . .
Grt. North., pfL
Illinois Cen.
Louts A Nash...
Manh. Ry
Mex. Cen. Ry. . .
M. K. A T
Mo. Pacific
N. Y. Central. . .
N. Y., O. AW....
N. A W.. com. . .
do preferred .
North American
Nor. Pac, com. .
P. M. 8. Co
Penn. Ry
P. G., L. A C. Co.
P. a. Car. com . ,
do preferred ,
Reading, com. . ,
do 2d pfd
do 1 st pfd
R. I. A S. Co., c.
do preferred .
Rock Inland, c. . .
do preferred .
S. L. & S. F., 2 p
do 1st Dfd
St. L. A S. W., o.
do preferred .
S. P., com
do preferred .
So. Ry., com. . . .
do preferred .
Tenn. C. A I
Texas A Pacific.
T., S. L. A W.. c.
do - preferred .
U. P., com
do preferred -V.
B. .Rubber, c.
do nreferred .
tl. 8. Steel Co., c.
do p referred .
Wabash, com.
do orererred
W. U. Telegraph
Wis. cent., com.
do preferred
1
43
101
32
60
122
118
106
68
'i
99
58
176
24
173
28
26
48
61
137H
146
114
8
9l"
67
176
23
135
160
9
80
1ZS
91
36
91
106
80
44
137
145
114
(Special Dlapetch to The Journal.)
North Powder, Or., July It. Fine
specimens of the Butterfly variety of
strawberry, grown by J. H. Banning,
near town, are exhibited here today.
The flavor Is as much admired as the
remarkable slse, for each berry aver
ages over an ounoe per box. This Is
not a good berry for ahipplng, but sells
at once In the homo market
Off the eighth of an uncultivated,
unlrrlgated strawberry bed on hla dairy
ranch, near town. J. H. O'Bryant has
sold $85 worth of Hood Rivers and
could dispose of the product of five
arces as readily.
Having had a fine coploua rainfall
and no disastrous frost In May. berries
were up to the average in quantity, size
and flavor and the cold seemed not
much to damage the symmetrical shape.
Tha high prioe, $2.60 per box, has
brought to the attention of farmers
the eaae with which hundreds of dollars
may be added to the yearly income
from ground now Idle.
ELKS' BUILDING
Seventh & Stark
LLX COUNTY HAD
BIG CHERRY CROP
(Special Dtapatsh to The Journal.)
Brownsville, Or., July 2$. The cherry
crop in Linn county this year has been
uncommonly large, several rouna- or
chards are this year bearing their first
crop. The new Brownsville cannery
has been receiving an Immense lot from
all over tne county.
One orchardlst near Lebanon has Just
aisponea or nis crop ror uu, there be
lng three acres, maklnz him a Drofit
of $100 sn acre. The-cherry that brings
the highest prices in the market is the
Lambert and Royal Anne. wtth. tha Ox.
heart a close third.
Linn county In the near future will
furnish enough cherries to supply all
the eastern states.
FEARS TO LOSE
SIX THOUSAND
Thomas Dillon Thinks C. F.
Fisher Has 111 Designs
on His Hoard.
80
19 17
91 91
'26" '26"
66 66
"in" '36
9 '49
147 148
83 88
36 86
98 99
36 36
100 100
80
89
30
Total sales for day. 809,700 shares.
Eastern Wheat Closes.
New Tork. July 25. September wheat
closed here at 99c. At Winnipeg Sep
tember wheat closed at 12 B; at Duluth
leoia.
"MAGDA" BEST EFFORT
OF NANCE CNEIL
All Portland la talking "Marda."
the magnificent production which Miss
Nance O'Neil Is presenting this week
at the Marquam. It is the greatest
performance Miss O'Neil has ever given
of the wonderful drama In this city and
it is also the part in which she is seen
at her oesf To realize the marvelous
genius of this famous actress it is
necessary to see her In "Mae-da" end the
attendance at the Marquam since Mon
day night shows how much Interest Is
being taken In the star and play. McKee
Rankin, the veteran ectnr la anr.d-a-
lng as the paralytic father, the part
wnicn no nas mane nis own. There
will be a matinee Saturday. Seats for
the remaining Derformnnoea nr. now
sailing at ins Dox-ornca.
AMERICAN CRIMINALS
SENTENCED IN LONDON
(Journal Special Berries.)
London. July 25. Churl ea flmlfh a
today sentenced to life lmnrleonment
and May Churchill, known aa "Chicea-n
May," was sentenced to 16 years for
an attempt to kill Eddie Onerln with
a.n International police record. Guerln
was snot in tne streets weeks ago in
a quarrel over a woman. Ouern made
a sensational escape from Devil's Island
in 1906, astonishing the world.
(Special Dlepateb to Tbe Journal.)
Condon, Or., July 26. Thomas Dillon
a wealthy rancher 10 miles from here,
has gone to Portland to stop pay
ment on a certificate of deposit for
over $6,000 on the Ladd ft Tllton bank,
which he was induced to Indorse over to
Charles F. Fisher, whose card repre
sents nun aa rinanciai agent, with of
fice at 404 Marquam building, tele
phone Paclflo 1772, realdenca 680 Tilla
mook street telephone East 2666.
Dillon says Fisner told him that dar
ing the last election It was discovered
that the signatures to some of these
certificates were not genuine and he
asked Dillon to let him look at it and
then had him Indorse It He was to
taico it to Portland and if it was good
he was to return it bv registered mall.
Dillon became suspicious after Fisher
naa lert ana naa tne sheriff telephone
the bank.
Dillon Is an eccentric bachelor worth
In the neighborhood of $100,000. He
owns over 10,000 acres of good land
ana a large Dana or sheep and Is or-
aisaruy very snrewd.
Fisher left town Tuesday, presura
ably for The Dalles.
Fisher offered the Fossil stare eon
tractor a 80 horsepower automobile to
carry eight passengers, for $800. He
said the machine was now at The
uanes. The deal did not go through.
Fisher is not known here.
At Mr. Fisher's office In the Mar,
quam building it was "aid" he had gone
to the interior on some land business
and tnat ne used an auto car that would
reasonaoiy te orrerea ror sale at $800,
which was a fair price. He would not
It was said, be likely to attempt any
Irregular transaction with the rancher,
as his business methods are correct and
he hns extensive dealings with land
owners. He has, a rating in Bradstreets"
and has been doing business In Portland
some years. At his residence it was
said he was expected to return home
Friday of this week.
CONTRACTS FOR HOPS
AT TWELVE CENTS
Those Recorded Show This Ordinary
Figure In Marlon Condition '
and Prospects of Crop.
TEN THOUSAND ARE
STARVING TO DEATH
fJonraal R Dedal rr1oe.)
Kingston, Jamaica, July 26. Ten
thousand persons are starving in Elis
abeth district aocordlng to an investiga
tion conducted by General Oliver.
The famine is growing, and tha local
government Is blamed for failure' to
take proper precautions. Persons with
out clothing and food are obliged to pay
STATE BANK AT
GERVAIS FOUNDED
Qervals. Or.. July 26. The Gervals
State bank was organised here Tuesday
evening by the election of Alois Tanzler
president, Harrison Jones vice-president dependence, JIO.OOO pounds, 12c; March
(Special Dlipatch to JTbe Journal.)
Salem, Or., July 26. A number of
hop contracts have been placed on file
with County Recorder Drager and most
of the hops in this vicinity have been
contracted at 12 cents. The hop crop
promises wen ana tne Dioom on the
vines Is a sign that picking time is but
five or six weeks distant. From the
section In and about Woodburn and
Gervais it Is reported that tha young
yaras are acing spienaiaiy. dui inat in
the older ones the crop will be lighter
than a year ago.
Among the hop contracts placed on
record are the following:
R. D. Allen, C. M. Reld and V. A.
Buchanan, Sllverton, 10,000 pounds,
11 c; date of contract January 16,
1907.
O. S. and Alice M. Pomeroy. Wood-
burn, 16,000 pounds, 12c; February 25.
S. Merten, St. Paul, 16,000 pounds,
12c; February 20.
R. h,. McClellan, Gervals, 10,000
pounds, 12c; February 7.
Rose V. and A. Hughes, St. Paul,
20,0000 pounds, 12c; February 11.
J. A. Grlgsby, A. W. Docksteader and
E. W. Prlchard, Salem, 20,000 pounds,
12o; February 2.
Emma D. and Thomas Fennell, In
n'n,RJTf -vO
WJ THE
Success! Nothing Like Success!
Plenty of vacant front seats In the Band Wagon of Success. I
know, for I ride there myself. I have for the past twenty years, seated
most comfortably, many people, surrounding them with every luxury
wealth could procure, Including, of course, tha greatest possible luxury,
a beautiful home. All parsons taking my advice have been success
ful, for I fully understand the business that I am In; same as a
successful M. D. or any other successful business man.
Tbe Real Estate Business Is a profession. The successful banker,
editor, merchant, lawyer or-)doctor IiniAJra.-.Y Imagines that he oaa
determine the value of a real estate Investment in sixty minutes by
throwing his Inexpertenoed SAJITSXT eye upon It , I cars not how suc
cessful he is in his business calling or profession, he Is a raXLXTU
in determining the value of a real estate deal In so short a time.
Years, no doubt, have been devoted to acaulrlng the skill and success
of the business he Is now engaged in.
Of course, in past years no one could miss drawing profits In Port
land realty, but there never was a time when IDII should not have
been used In drawing X-AJtOXS FaVOrlTS. It may be improper for a
professional, like myself, to advertise his business, but for your sake.
and to stir up tbe Jealousies of the numerous real estate dealers, caus
ing them to use their XUtKIM more freely TOn BTSBT KxTOCX
IS A BOOST to b plain, I am desirous of BOOSTTWO my business.
hence have thrown modesty to the winds and do now proclaim I AJC
TXB MAX you should call on should you desire to buy any part or
fraction of the earth in the City of Portland, land located BBTWXEB
TKB BIVBBM. I have for the past twenty years confined my enegrles
to this more than favorably located district I do not gusss I know
.--It. -a n-riA mm - U T ,-11- W- k. -. V. , - V. ,V.- n, I kl.
fat lent; and as certain as tbe law of gravitation millions upon mll
lons of dollars will be made by judicious Investment of coin In this
matchless territory known as Portland's Tenth Ward. And forever re
member this truth, that upon this perfect foundation between the rivers
a successful battle will be rought, the building of the metropolis of
the Pacific the OBBATBX rOXTlVajrS, the New York of the Pacific
Any person doubting this statement can have the proof in thirty min
utes, by appointment, at my office. I have now the best speculative
bargain ever offered since the Mayflower landed. Acreage between the
rivers at only 11,000 an acre. Each acre will Become a rortune. If
you desire facts, and wish to Invest call: save time by bringing
your cash or check book. Sixty-five acres sold; only five acres left
Also please remember Walnut Park Is the finest rosldence district In
Portland. Terms of -sale most liberal. Any U car going north will
land you at Walnut Park office. Home altes are selling fast. Better
call today or you will again be toe, late.
W. M. KILLINGSWORTH
Central Off las Tilling sworUi aad Wlllianu Avenues.
Baburbaa Offloe 383 CThaxnber of Ooznmeroe.
Ga-ocei and Buicher
ready to serve yoti
Build your home where conditions for housekeeping are
easiest. Investigate Irvington Park before all improve
ments are in and prices go up.
IRVINGTON PARK
The Addition .With Character.
Is the most delightful home site in Portland. One of
the soundest investments. Lots will be worth $200 or
$300 more before long, because east side is growing rap
idly property increasing in value each day. Alberta car
to East Twenty-Seventh, go three blocks north to Kil
lingsworth avenue. Agent on grounds all the timei
F. B. Holbrook Co.
250 Stark St.
PHONE MAIN 5396, PORTLAND,
F. C. Schwank
30th and Killingsworth.
directors are Alois Tanzler, Harrison
Jones. Joseph F. Nat n man. will lam J.
Clarke and Jacob Bingtnan. ' The bank
Is capitalized at $10,000 and will prob
ably open at an early date ror business.
Bound Over to Grand Jury.
J. W. Applegata. who was arrested
several nlchta ago upon oomolalnt nf
C. M. Oliver of 201 Cook avenue, on a
charge of assault with, a dangerous
weapon, was given a preliminary exam
ination in police court this morning and
bound over to the grand lurv In the
sum of $250.
Stev Coleman, b t Paul, 1 5.000
. a. n.1 n '
pounds. i came, rsuruarr u.
Julius and Carlolna Prevoet, sit Paul
20,000 pounds, 12 cents; February 20 '
A. C. Keene, Mount Angel, 16,000
pounds, 12 cents; February 14.
John C. Huglll, Qorvais, 20,000 pounds.
12 cents; February 4.
M. L. Jones. Brooks, 20,000 pounds.
12 cents; January 28.
John and I Hamilton and Jim Oum,
Salem, 15,000 pounds, 10 cents; Decem
ber $, 1906.
' O. W. Kutch. .Independence. 20,000
pounds 13 cents; .February 25.
C, Banning, St Paul, 10,000 pounds,
12 cents; February 20.
C. W. Pugh and Joanna Pugh, Salem,
6.000 Dounds. 10 cents; March 22.
H. A. and J. A. Snyder and Ed Kava
naugh, Gervals, 10,000 pounds, 12 cents.
Nicholas Krebs, Gervals, 16,000
pounds, 10 cents; April 10.
ine roiiowing contracts nave oeen
filed by Paul R. O. Horst of New York:
Charles D, Winkler and Oeorge L.
Rose, Salem, 40,000 pounds, 12 cents;
February 16.
J. F. and Alice Graves, 40,000 pounds,
12 cents; March 1.
- J. R. Cooper, Independence,. 35,000
pounds, 12 cents; March 7.
George L. Rose, Salem, 100,000
pounds, 12 cents; February 6.
Oliver Beers and Lope Sing, 40,000
pounds, 12 cants; February 6.
William Mackay and M. W. Mix, In
dependence, 26,000 pounds, 11 cents;
March T.
M. W. Mahony. Charley FoumaT end 1
Mose Foumal, Fairfield, 30,000 pounds.
12 cents; March 1. "
Falk, Wormser ft Co. of Chicago have
contracted for 20,000 pounds of the
Massey ft Rugglea crop growing near
Brooks. The contract price Is 11 cents
and the date of the contract May 81.
Another contract made on May 31 Is
one by Which T. L. Rosa of nhemewa
Fre? to"u t0 Elsas ft Prfiz of Cin
cinnati 8;000 poind8 at 10 cents.
ROOSEVELT, NOT TJ V
RAIL RATH SQUABBLlJ
(Journal Special Serviee.)
Oyster Bay, July 16. Secretary Loeb
denies the story that President Roose
velt Is directing the movOtoents jf As
sistant Attorney-Genera fllanford la
the railroad rats squabba;
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