THE OREGON " DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, ' WEDNESDAY EVENING," AUGUST 14, 1007.
BANKS.
nNITtt) STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OREGON. '
. Northwawt Cnrnor Third ar.J Ock Streets.
w Transact ' flenrral Hanking Bualneaa DRAFTS ISSUED Available la
All Cities of the United States and Europe Honjkong and Manila.. Collections
triad on Favorable Term. ' ; .. ,
I resident.. ....t,,J. C A INS WORTH I Caahler. ...... .". . R. W-.8CHMFER
Vice-President...... R. LK A BARN 3 Assistant cashier .,,W. A. HOLT
Aaalatant Caahler A. M. WEIGHT
TODAY'S MARKETS
.Efforts of Bears to Get Hopfrrowcrs
Scared by Talking: of Heavy Crop Use
Jc S3 w World's Crop Is Short. v r 1 " '
T ADD V TILTON, BANKERS Portland, Oregon.-
I.- -W. M. LADD. i' u E.
y Established 18(1. -, "
J. W. LADD.
Tranaact a General Banking Bualneaa SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Burtnirw book a laauad ww vlnga depoelta. Interest paid on time depoalta
riERCHANTr NATIONAL BANK -Portland. Oregon. ; : : -.,.' f " .
Ill J. FRANK WATSON.. President I R. L. DURHAM
T 117 HATn rm ah lata I
R.,W. MOTT.,-,
. . . .Vice-President
GEORGE W. HOTT. .Aasltant Caabler
'r ?.," If. u. t-niu . .Bwoiw AMiaiani Mjanmar - V '
Tranaaetg a General Banking Bustnesa Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued
'Available to All Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty.
Head Offloo. Ran Franclso' !- ' ?''- i ti -,1 Ct.
a i i d i . i --,.. ... i I'AnAn Kimn ids in ihii nn iih;
AM . TttH. ' 1 ... . '
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Established 1884
Caottal nald ud. ... .t4.60O.OOO I Surplus and
General Banking and Exchange Business Transacted. interest on Time
Deposits. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Acoounts may be opened of f 10 and up-
ward, Portland Branch Chamber of Commerce Building. -
TTM. R M ACRE A. .......... Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL. .. .Aae i Manager
EIIIST NATIONAL BANK Portland, Or, Oldest National Bank on Paciflo Coast
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,600,000.00, t DEPOSITS, $14,000,000.00
JT. W. NEWKIRK............. Cashier B. T. STEVENS. .Second Aas't Cashier
DRY Ml CAUSE
OF HOT LOSS
and Trade Is Mucn hi
' cited Five Cars In. .
TRUST COMPANIES.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON The Oldest Trust Company In
.Oregon. RESOURCES OVER $1,100,000. General Banking. Two per cent
Interest on check accounts (even hundreds) on dally balances of HM or
ever. Letters of fredlt and exchange on all parte of , the world. Savings ao-
eounta Time certificates, t to 4 per cent; short-call epeclal certificates, $600
. or over. 1U to 4 per cent Call for Book of "ILLUSTRATIONS." J. v'
Southeast Comer Third and Oak, Sta Phone Private Kachanga Tl. '
PENJ. L COHEN... ..President I H, I PITTOCK... ..... .Vice-President
. B. LEB PAGET. ........... Secretary J. O. QOLTRA. .Assistant Secretary
SECURITT SAVINGS TRUST CO. 160 Morrison Street. Portland, Oregon.
Transacts a General Banking Buslnesa SAVINGS DEPARTMENT I".
set allowed on Tlmo and Savings Accounts. Acts as Trustee for Estates.
' Drafts end Letters of Credit Avallabla- on All Parts of -the World.
C F. ADAMS President I L. A. LEWIS First Vloe-Prealdent
A. I MILLS... Second Vice-President R. C JUBITZ... .SecreUry
GEO. E. RU8SELL. . . . . . .Assistant SecreUry
TITLE GUARANTEE e TRUST COMPANT Sit Washington Street. - , ;
1 MORTGAGE I-OANS ON Portland Real Estate at Lowest Rate.
' TltU Insured. Abstracts Furnlshd. . v,
X TTTORBURjr ROSS....... President 1 JNO. E. AITCHISON., ...... Sjeretar
GEORGE H. HILL. . . .Vice-President T. T. BURKHART Treasnrer
BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
H ORRIS BROTHERS, Ctuunbar of Commsroo Building. ;; i . t , ' .
t . Un.Mn.i an-M Tnhiia Rarvira.Comoratton Bond a
DOWNING-HOPKINS COMPANT Eatahllahed UJ-rKOJUi.H. , 4 . ;
1 STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin. ,
Private Wires. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. . - Phono Main IT.
(Members Chicago Board of Trada)
4th st, near wasnugtoa,
AND BONDS.
WB DO A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS.. i '
Continuous Markets by Private Wire.. Quick Servloa
Oycrtcck & Cooke Company I uTh.11
.: QK. JLROVISIpNS. CTpNv . sTc4an
" GRAND CENTRA STATION TIMB CARD.
LEAVING PORTLAND. ,
Fhaata Express ........... 8:1$ m-
Cottage Grove Passenger . 4:11 p. m.
. California Expreaa ........ T:4S p. m,
Ban Franolsoo Express ....11:10 p. m,
WKST SIDE, - '
Corvallls Passenger T:00 a. m.
1 Sheridan Paaaenger m-
Forest Oroya Passenger ...11:00 a. m.
Foreat Grove Pawaenger ... 0:10 p. m.
Son them Pacific
ARRIVING PORTLAND.
Oregon Express .......... T:S$ a. m.
Cotuge Grove Passengsr. .11:00 a. m.
Shasta Expreae ......... 7:10 p. m.
Portland Express 11:10 p. m.
WEST SIDE.
Corvallls Pasaenger 1:5$ p. m.
Sheridan Paaaenger 10:10 a. m.
Foreat Grove Paaaenger ... 1:00 a. m.
Forest Grove Paaaenger ... 1:60 p. m. '
Tieyma and BeatHdExn.... $:$0 a. m.
North Coast tc Chicago Llm. S:00 p. n.
Puget-Sonnd Limited 4:10 p. in.
Overland Express ... ,y. ...11:40 p. m.
Northern Pacific ' .
North Coast Limited T:00 a. n.
Portland Express 4:1$ p. n.
Overland Express
Puget Sound Limited
......... v.i. p. m.
10:60 p. m.
Orvgoa Railroad Navigation Company.
Spokane Flyer 0:00 a. m.
ChL, Kan. City Port Ex.. 0:41 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special ., 1:10 p. m.
Local Passenger $:4$ p. m.
Toeal Passenger ........... 0:00 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special $:10 a. m.
Spokane Flyer ......4..... 7-'?2 m'
Kan. City A Chi Exp T:40 p. m.
if
Astoria A Columbia River.
lAstoriaand Seaaide Bxp,..'0:00 a. a.
Astoria Seaside Express. 0:00 p. ra.
RmhIH Rneclal ......... $:10 P. tn.
,n.n ...nnt flnnilar. !
Astoria eV Port Passenger. 11:10 p. m.
Portland Express 10:00 p. m.
Saturday only. All -other-trains dally.
SIGNS AND SnOMT CARDS
vnarirn a- VI. RISER SIGNS.1?
We have built up the Airgest sign
business In the city by first-cfaas work
and keeping our promisea Our Po
are riaht Oth and Everett sta Phone
Vvphanr St.
Slfcijva 1 "THiT ATTRACT" PORT
land Sign Co 187 BtarK, raciiio ,
I 'i 'TRANSPORTATION. :'
uuititisiilrVi
cmva THAT ATTRACT" PORT
land Sign Co.. 287- Stark. Paciflo 1600,
y 5 TRANSFER AND HATJLTNQ
C a PICK OFFICE 00 1ST ST, BB
tween Stark and Oak sta; phono 610.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brick, ware
: hnuae with aenarato Iron rooms. Front
and Clay sta - v-
" nfjur.v.nAH! 'TRANSFER CO.-
Henry Boa. , W. A, aeland,
: - - F. PV Sheaacreen.
uenerai iranr whi
pianos and furniture moved, packed and
shipped. 100 Oak st Both phones.-
PENINSULAR EXPRESS BAGGAGE
Transisr. Z47 Aiaer 11 mom atu
"1. :
OREGON TRANSFER COv 114 -Nv OTIt
Main . Heavy hauling and atoraga
' InDIePENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANS:
fer Co Storage, tl Btara. Mam est,
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
THE OREGON CHEESE CO. (INC.)
Cheese, ouuer, aggs, aic, oauy pro
vets bought or handled on commission.
, 110 $Ui st (Swetland bldg.). Foruana,
, W '" a"" "ArricB' a ro
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND. OREGON. '
EVERDiNd A" FARREIA PRODUCfiS
and commission merchants, 140 Front
' at. Portland. Or. Phone Mam 17.
OREGON FURNITURE jMANUFAC'
. taring Ca Manufacturers-; of furnl
tore for the trade. Portland. Or. -
- WADHAMf aV CO, WHOLESALE GRO-
eera, manufacturers and commission
tnercha ts. 4th and oak sta.
; FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special vraers. 1 Kuvensgys runn
5 turs factory. 007 Front st
ALLEN LEWIS, COMMISSION AND
; produce merchants. Front and Davis
ats., oniana, ur.
: WHOLESAXS CROCKERY AND
- glassware. Praei, ilegele Co, Port
land. Or. '
3LEWIS-8TENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
v CO., juarDers' supplies, Barberr Fur-
: mtura Baroerr cnaira 10th ft Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
aTOM3 mOlTTB.
0. 8L City of-Puebla .......... Ang. 13
B. 0L TJmatllla ................ Aug. St
M. U. President ................Sepi, 8S
' , V- U. n. aVCASTA BOVTB. ; -s;;
Sailing From Seattle.
Skagwax. OBtka, faneaa and way porta,
---i . . ; Sallliur p. a. ,v. v .
X. S. S. Oo.'s KumbOldt......Aug. lfl, 93
City of Seattle.......... t... Aug. la, go
Cottage City, via Sitka...... Aug. 13, as
' -1. saw niAjroxsoo aoxm.
Saning t a. aa. From Seattla
..-..i Aor. 1
.Aug. S3
............... ....AUg. 13, M
President .'. ..
P. B. Umatilla
Jamestown Exposition
LOW RATES
BtBPTXMBSB U, IS, IS.
Today's .market features: .
Peaches with dry rot
. Other creameries raise butter. ,
Dalles watermelons-due today.
Eggs and poultry very firm. .
.- Car oranges this morning. . .
Salmon season to close soon.
Crabs are very acarce. .
Hop bears continue their work.
' reaohas With Dry o$.'f
Although not anxioua to admit the
fact, although they .have been badly
hurt themselves, the commission . and
fruit trade of Portland Is mourning' the
loss of soma 11.000 or M, 000 wtiicn win
be lost this season as a result of being
taken In. Moat of the Front etreet mer-
chanta. were very heavyi buyers of
southern Oregon neachea . this season.
and it now happens that most of this
stock was Infected with dry rot . ' In
only a few caaea did thia dry rot ma
terialise until the shipments had been
in maraec several aaye. juven tne nawa
era, who seldom are caught napping on
any kind of fruit have bit badly on the
peach proposition. Southern . Oregon
Seaches are today selling from 01.26
own to 40c a box. the latter for stock
mostly badly Infected with the rot For
fancy peaches there Is a most excellent
demand from all eldea. and as high aa
11. za a box is easily mttainea. . xneas
dry rot peaches, according to the trade,
are Just aa good for canning purposes
If ' canned before decay aets In. . For
this reason It la believed that most of
the stock will go to canning concern a
Creamery Batter Mora Uniform.
Almost every creamery In this city
is toaay asaing 100 a pound xor its
best product 'this being the price set
by the Heselwood company - Monday
morning. Buppuea or cream, wnne ae
creaslng quite rapidly, are np to the
requirements of the trada because at
the present values consumption Is like
wise decreasing. Several cars of east
ern butter are already on the way to this
city, but being bought at high values,
are not likely, to be aold at any ma
terial reduction from uia local rigura
This year tha competition of the eastern
product will not be so great aa In for
mer years, because under tha new our
foods law the label must state where
the butter la manufactured. Thua east
ern butter cannot hero bo aold as the
Oregon product '
. Egg aad Chickens Firmer ,
- There la a firmer tone In both the egg
and poultry market today. With the
decreasing supplies of local ranch aggs
tha market has been acting better for
some time, and prices along the street
are mucn mora uniform.
Country store butter Is vary slow la
arriving, and the prioe is steadily ad-
The strength shown In ths dressed
meat market continues to multiply.
Prices about unchanged. ,
- Cheese market continues mixed, but
the tone can be said to bo a trifle better
again. . ; -
Mop Bears Continue work,
- Effort are being made by soma hop
bear to. talk f very poor quality for
The Oregon hop thia season. This agi
tation Is being furthered by a morning
report, which not only saya the crop is
of poor quality, but talka of a very
heavy yield in order to causa ths grow
ers to sellvthelr yarda at a sacrifice.
The same Interests which used the
morning report to spread their bullish
news-last year so they could sell out
their cheaD-nrice contracts at a aood
price while the grower waa holding for
an advance, are now on tha other side
of the market and are Just as bear! ah as
they were bullish a year ago. Reliable
hoo dealers say there is nothing but
falsehood la the reports of big crops,
for, except In a few scattered sections
where cultivation waa carried on, the
prospects are not for so good a crop aa
a year ago. How last year's market
went is now a matter or history.
Brief Botes of tha Trade.
Bell & Co. report in first arrivals of
HEN" DEMAND IS VERY'
' GOOD ALONG STREET
BEST HOGS IE
Fllif,! AT SEVEf
,'Tb accumulation of aggs a
has been gradually worked off, e
and with , this an Improved con-
dition of the market la noted. , a
. The marker today , ia SSo for
1 strlctlv 'fancv. : ; '."... .' . : -'. a I
"Poultry market continues In AH FanCV G(Q(S NOW Selling
aood ahane. eannnlallw tnr hana A I . " ,
Stocks are keeping well cleaned 4 - at Top Fiffure Lambs
up, at prices , quotea -oy The I
journaL i, ".'v:V :',..
Tha demand for ' dressed a
meats continues In good shape, 4
especially for, small fancy, veal 4
and block : hogs." Frank Tem- 4 ,
pleton of Templstoa Oraham. .
' ',(' -:; f-.y ,.-;V?4
Are Quoted Down.
Portland Union Stockyards, Aug. 14.
fXflclal run: .-,
.4.. . .' . Hoaa Cattle Sheen.
Today "...i.. ....$$ , 111 ,, 110
week ago ...... ... .. . .."? , . 250
Year ago ....... 7$ ! $0 . " -1$
Previous year .. 110 ' 00 - $11
With a scant 1$ head as the total ar
rivals In the hog market during tha past
14 hours, prices are gaining in firm
ness every aay ana ror oesi siuir vai
t?ft ,.1Kl-.r.,,;i.Lni?!v A1!0' hollmg 'stiff at . $7. a tlgure
Z'.'l 7 " "r. j". 1 somewnat advanced over the one ruling
IHllS?.8".1 'Af0' odlh. Kogs last Wednesday snd but 7 head
k..h . ..' r,,u came on this date a year ago. . This
ub,JLrrrnJ"J.pt'Pni with 111 head recelvod on
bell peppera lO011Ue oar lb: head let
tuca ( ) dos; qucumbers, hothouse, 10
$60 dos; outdoor 400 lOo box: radishes,
lte dosen bunches; eggplant, lto lbi
Jreeh corn, $1.(0 sack; celery, $101.1$
osen. . - , . ...,.,-'-.-,
' Oroeartaa, Bnta, Xto. '.-. "'
m SUGAR 'Cuba $0.11Hi powdered.
Y'ni Derry, io.ith. ry.
yellow, $5.17 H; beet granulated.
this date two yea re ago.
A year ago today the hog market
was nrm ai uncnangea vaiuee.
Uberal Cattle Bun.
Run of cattle In tha yards today
totaled 111- head compared with none
a week ago. 00 head a year ago and 00
ha1 thll WjutnaaHav In 1tAK Tnna
r -x'i't ,n ctu toda-held te(Jy pnehanged
TUUOI. -
A year ago today tha steer situation
a powaerea.
y; granulated,
if. A$0.$7MJ
C $l.l7Hj7j
lated, $5.ffUs
lvtttj a sx 1 sail u isnm ia. iiaat: 1 PiAaafMA a-As , aia a
barrels. lOA' h.ir K.rr.l. .K. K.IV I ". una -
too advance on ssck basla - .1 La.mh market fa tn.t ,h). u.
$0 days set cash own today with the price at $$. Arrlv-
( Above prices are
UuV?mS. ' ee . I'J-' "1- ! lJ In heep for the 14 hours were 110
fiiM. UZ.UI, Ee3 a'rago'.n?.!? hWtdiy
1 ' - ' Itwo veara ua . .
BALT Coarse Halt ground, 100s,
two years ago.
uw. wvw, v.V.VV, MVtH. Uli T, I Qf m.
pvs, aii.ov; ivub. i.ze; Dates, 11. is;
Imported Liverpool, 60s,
$20.00:
$10.00; ..4s. $1$. 00: extra fine barrel a, f atocki
2s, 6s and 10s, $4.505.66; Liverpool $0.7$.
lump rock, $20.50 per ton; $0-lb rock.1 Cat
Official yard nrtaea- i
looa I Hogs Best eaatern Ore r on. 17:
Z. oeaers, unina rats.
Cattle Best L eastern ' Orarnn
$1.7(04: beat cows and heifers. $1.75
Oi: bulls, I.
Sheep Bet wetherg, $1.2504.50;
mixed, $4.1(( lambs, $5.
EASTERN HOG8 FTVE UP.
111.00: 100a 110.50.
- (Above nrioea annlv to s&les of leaa
than car Iota Car lota at aneclal nrlcea
subject to fluctuatlona) 1 '
nitJto imperial japan. No. I, 00; No.
t. (VkO(o: New Orlaana. head. Te:
AJax, 6c: Creole, (Ve. '
BEANS Small whits, 11.10; larva
hll.,ll(A nlnW It (Ai II It- n ...
NUTS Pe anuta Jumho. i LL a nap lh-
Virginia, 7 Ho per lb; roasted, lbo perl r,nwn in tiir-i.i
lbi Japanese. 6 6Uc: roasted. 7O7H0 Ch,0t0' Anft '0(J1C.,L "".v '
per lb: walnuts. California. lOo ner lb: I HW":.. C!"-! Sheep.
pins nuts, 1401(0 per lb: hickory outs. t?'2" riii" 'VtlVk "All
lOo per lb; Brasll nuta. lOo par ib: fll- nJ?f at ','.ftB l-52
berta Ho per lb; fancy Bacana, HOlOo 0A" .'i,00fc '
per lb: almonda, 10O11V.& Mo rJ,6a4TA bigbsr. Left
An, VMl.t. I KAA T3 - -
. Meats, Flak and Provisions. ;ro we"r; 7 ii'ooo.' "Mixed? 00O.05
FRESH MEATS Front street Hora. I heavy. t0.00ei.l0: ronirh is aaK aa.
fancy. $Uo per lb: larre. 70Oo per light $0.10O$.(B.. . .
lb; veaL extra, (HQOo per lb; ordinary,! Cattle steady. . - .
sc per id; poor, ttjio per 10; mutton,! eineep strong.
zancy. Vo per id. I
WAM3, BAWN.KTC. Portland pack, orrTTTrP O A TTOT? ATS 1
10; 1 uinxixu KJHUOJU JE jx
PMIIC III IIEl'J
YORK MARKET
Slump
DEED: HITS TO
GE GARBAGE MAD
sr
London Demand Better.
Late -Political Manavr, Has
New Scheme to Control '
,V Disposal of Waste.
To secure a monopoly on bandllna- tTi
in Values Most Heavy vb ' cr unJer -yr con i
v I a A L. 1 a . a. .1 a.L1. aVs a . . a .
, T) a. ir X' . I "aw, wnicn wumu cuauio uini 10 maKS
r On . lieCent ' JJlOTement- lrf profits Is ths plan formed by
Ferdinand E. Reed, who. managed tha
mayoralty campaign of T. C. Devlin,' ;
This contract, It to believed, would bava
been Reed'0. reward ' had Devil ti been
elected' mayor, for Reed has said that '
had Devlin, been 'Successful be would
have had no troutfte in getting the oon
tract, and hopes -st 111 to get It it tha
newspapers will let him alone. .
Reed's plan Is Jo form a company
which he la to manage and control, and
the company ia to aecure tha contract
to handle the garbaga of the city for
25 years to the exclusion of competitors.
For 19 cents a week from each residence
he plana to cart away the slops, but this '.
does not include carting swsy ashes and 1
dry garbage, for which no price is fixed. ;
as. need a company would nave a mo.
ltt
s
Stock Market losses.
Amalgamated .
Car Foundry 1,
WUUTO JU .... 3
Locomotive , . . (
Smelter ...... tn
Anaconda . .... 1
Atchison ..... 4H
B. & O... ..... !
Brooklyn ..... 4 '."
St Paul ...... ltt
Colo. Fuel .... til
Union Pao.- . .. 6
Del. 4kHudaon. 4
Th New Tork stock market was jun-
Krle
O. Northern t,
L AN.........
Katy
Ma Fao. ......
N. V. Cen..il:
N. Pao. 1
Penn. i
Reading ....... ltt
3, . .......... t
V. 8. Steet ... 1
ao prer. ;
i
der tremendous pressure today and )lipV?L ." Ln A" f?i
- U.I. .A. , . . 1 ., " , I. I ' BU
L " J" -m"""-VIm m. used as fertiliser would also b
i.... .rr ...Tr:". nx
iuih. 00 ami is tne move-1 c....k ........ ...v .a....i v.
died
are calling for mr. n. ranaHni fm Z" A"L"".r wo ?
.n.ytOlna0tim JSVdMX ""L"? AsnJind "Ul 7. h. pT3
V-V i. 7;.i k -... .w .men miKni noi only produce a revenue ,
eovery In foreign bonds.. London Still but probably would arouse vigorous ob
(..1 i5?.or-t" !? Egypt Jiowever. lections from people living hear ths asu
beck A Cook Co.
DESCRIPTION.
71
$$v
Ami. Cooper Co.
Am. u. xr., 0..
' do pfd. . . .
Am. cot OIL c
Am. sugar, c.
Am. Smelt, c. . .
do rpfd
Anao. M. Co. . .
Am. Wool., 0. ..
Atchison, c. ...
Bslt te. Ohio, c.
do pfd. ......
Bin. Rao. Tr. ..
Can. he,, 0. ..
Cen. Leather, c
C. A O.-W., c
C M. as St. P.t
C. A N.-W- . .
Chesa. A Ohio..
CoL t. A I., C. 24
Colo. So., c.r .... $4
do Id. pfd.
dO 1st. Dfd. . .
Del. U Hudson..
Erie, c
dc zd. prd. . . .
do 1st pfd. ..
Ort. North, pfd..
Illinois Cen. ...
Louts. A Nash.
Mann. Ry
Mex. Cen. Rv. . .
n. it 0.
LOSS IN 0UE "WHEAT
(local) hams. 10 to 11 lbs. 16c per
14 to 10 lbs. 16tto pet lb: 11 to 20 Iba
16 c: breakfsst bacon, UttOHd per
ui yibujua. 41710 3r juj vuuhrv ruita
llUo Der lb: rosrular short clears, un-
anlrA 11a Tki 1.. f IK.
clear backa unamoked, lie; smoked, llolBnyera Not Offering Within a Cent
yr i&f, union vuiia, x w iu aa jus, uii-
of First Prices Chicago and
LtTerpool Are Up. '
Chicago and return. $7L$0.
St Ionia and return, $17.10.
8t Paul, Mlnneapolla, Duluta, Supe
rior. Winnipeg and Port Arthur and re-1 white California fresh figs. Price at
turn. 110. I 12.60 a crate.
' -a. ' a. J A car of oranges waa among the rail
d I MAINS UAILIJ fV,!1'r?,m. AlaSSAVs1'. rnlng
?0tJf,5tm'.,;!eV,n' reseryaUona Bell & Co. report' that ' the first car
and Mdltlonal Information, call on or of Dalles watermelons of the season is
soaress a. uicjcbon, U r, T. A. , I due today. Price probably at H4o
, laa ann mm Ma.rr.im ma I Dound.
'ill-, v . . ... ' rTl." I Salmon season will close on tha Co-
Telephones: Main 000. Home A-1280. rfumbia Auarust 26.. Run is not un to
a 1 TTMwutiona. Huooiies oz craos are
smaiL
Potato market Is very firm, with
price holding about tha same.
Local aDDlea are showing better Qual
ity, but today s aemana waa omy iair,
iron 1 ; street, prices; ,
arain. Flour and Teed.
GRAIN BAOS , Calcutta. 0c, largo
lots; smalt lots, fto.
WHEAT New tjiuo, lawavo; rea
COOS BAY
weakly Preight and Passsngar
Bsrrioa of tha Pine Steamship
Breakwater
iayes MBTIVAVB every Monday, :00;
? p, a& from Oak-street Dock, for
EMPIRE NORTH BUND b-iVS-
r AND MARSHPIDLD CORN-Whole. $1$.00; cracked, $20.00
reight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day P6BARLET -New-Feed. 111.00912.00
a . . por ton; rolled. $2$.OO0l4.6O; brewing,
TAJU Prom Portland. Iitdu. I9 una, na .
MAflAi,Mi1..a MM . 1 .1 . . t T .1 .
aiiMWI .inwa V'l uUUf PfTU , HI ID )1.DB per CWl
and aaaala. OATS New Producers price No. 1
Inquire City Ticket Office, Third and white, $27.00 per ton; gray, $20 00.
Washington sta, or Oak-street Dock. FLOUR Eaatern Oregon patents.
- 1 a a sa. a A mm OK a.mab mm An.
Ho! For Astoria
aoov
FastSteaaierTelegraph
Dally C except Thursdays). Leaves Aldst
street aoca 1 a. to.
Sundays a. m. 91 round trip.
, PZOarX MAXm 065.
Colambla River; Scenery
mzamvAToa avxra rraAKsms. .
D.fl. am lee hataraaa PartlanA aaa TV.
DaUaa, except Baodar. laarlnf Portlaad at
f a aa, arriving aboot 0 p. earrylag
man ana naannnv nnianaia , uauuud
Uon tor ootflU and-livestock. t
Dock foot of Alder at- Partlandi font at
ceart at, .'ne Dalhak Pbeae Hale S14. rortlaaa.
City Of flea, 149 Washington MX.
UOT TACtTXO BTMAMMMir QQ.-B
:::::s COAXOXE - ' -cr.J
CEO. H. ELDER
fstl for "jrr'kti, San Franeleeo arfd Los
f rl- rH-t every Thursday at 0 p. m.
lut f .,c 112 Th!rd near Alder.
luues U. 1211. H. SuUNO. Ajrent --
0EI6INAL FUVDEB OF-
FEEE.QUICKSILVEB
(Special OUpatch-to TM JoaroaL)
Philomath. Or, Aug. 14. Loomls, tha
Portland real estate man, has returned
from a threa months' trip , to bis
Picket creek mine, lit josephins county,
bringing samples of rock from hi claim.
From a chunk the size of a hen's egg
can ba mortared and panned a apoon-
(ui 01 quicaauver.-. This aiacovery was
niade a few days prior to that reported
In The Journal from Gold Hill, and is
the first discovery f free quicksilver
mle In the Picket creek district., ' .
JAPANESE MOB TEAES ;
BUSSIAK-fiPY TO BITS
rw -'Wo-ml Speelal Service.)
si .S, ; KDi-eovering a Rus
S Jpy,fmd Ma la this city to
hSJW .Lmur2era,n"nd tors his
14.80: atralcata. $4.26: export 14.00:
valley, 14.8004.40; gran am, s. 11.75;
wnoie wheat, $.o; rye, sva, eo.ou; oaies,
ts.oo.
MILLSTUFFS Bran. $17.00 per ton;
middlings, 12&.00; shorts, country, $zo;
city, $10.00; chop $16.00$21.O0.
HAY Producers' price Timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy, $10.00017.00;
ordinary, $12.00014.00; eaatern Oregon,
$18: mixed, $1010.50; clover, $7.608;
grain, $8 10; cheat $8.60 10.60.
Sntter, Zggs and Poultry,
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland
Sweet cream, 82 He; sour, tlttc,
BUTTER City . creamery, 85c;, sec
onds, 80S2c; outside fancy, ' 82c;
seconds, 30c; store, Oregon,- 10c .
EGGS Extra fancy, candled, 28c
23Hc; good candled, 22022c.
L-.TEESE New Full cream, flats,
lH17c per lb; Young Americans,
17H18o per lb. , - ,
POULTRY Mixed chickens, lie lb;
fancy hens, 1813c lb; roosters, old,
lOo lb; fryers, 16o lb; brpllera,
16o lb; old ducks, lie lb: spring ducks,
12o lb; geese, old, 810c lb; spring geese
12 14 1 jo per lb: turkeys, 11$ 180 lb;
for old; squabs, $2.60 per dozen; pigeons,
$1.2$ per dosen. Dressed poultry. 1
Ittc per lb higher.
")--' Hops, wool and aTJdea,,'
, HOPS 1804 crop Prima to choice,
$6o; medium to prime, bo; contracts,
1807 crop, 8c , , . .
WOOL 1907 ; clip Valley, 20 a 11c
eastern Oregon, 18 4 21c , 1
MOHAIR New 1907 2092$ Uo. I
2 SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 16020
each; short wool, 2540o: medium, wool,
vvvidc ncDj ion( wool, YDCSP 11,00 each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, $H 4c: Na
I and arrease, 20lc,
CHITTIM BARKo par lb, i f '
v--;' v -. rrults aad TegeUbles. W- f
POTATOES $1.60 for white,' $1.40
fo' r..?rm?v.buyln&; 1L25 per sack.
ONIONS Jobblna nrlea N. iy.ii.
Walla. $2.60 sack; Oregon, $2.25; garlic,
$o per lb. , . - . .j
apple; o wewv 11.00 a 2.2ft. -FRESH
FRUITS Orinru' ll cm
4.70; bananaa, Oe lb; lemona, $C.007.60
pineapples. 13.28 e. 00 dosen; grape fruit
$1.26; cherries, 12 Ho lb; peachea, 40c
$1.25; ' cantaloupes. 11.50; - raspber
ries, 10c; plums, 00cffl$l; watermelons,
1 c; . cultivated blackberries, v 1.7 5
a crate; crabapples. 60000a per box;
BarUett poara, , $L6 ai.fio par box.
smoked. So oar lb: smoked. Oo Mr lb:
elear bellies, unsmoked, 11 Ho per lb;
mono iiHO per jd; snouiaers, lifts
pec, lb; pickled tongues, COo each.
LOCAL LARD JCettle leaf. 10& lie
ner lb: ta 11 Uo ner lb: BO-lb tins. 11 U a
per id; steam rendered. 10s, ilo per wwwwwayaaaaaaaAjAAe)
per lb. ,
FISH Rock eod. 7f Der lb: floiiiidrs.
4g per lb; halibut, 60 per lb; striped
dub, loc per jd; cainsn. 110 per 10; iti-
lb; Steelheads lOo per lb; herrings, 60
per 10; soies. ee per id; snnmps. 120 per
id: percn, o per id;, tomcoo. 7C per id;
lobsters. lOo per lb; fresh mackerel, to
rer lb; crawfish, 2 60 per dos; sturgeon,
2 He per lb; black bass, 20o par lb;
silver smelt- 7o per lb; frozen shad, 60
per lb: black cod. fUo ner lb. .
irorthwest Wheat weather.
Eaatern Oregon, eastern Wash
ington and Idaho Fair and cool
er tonight Thursday, fair and
warmer. -; '
-
154
21 .
ISM
no
107
117
18U
8
Distillers j SO
Reed Paid -a vlalt 'to tha Ht. rrami.
tory yesterday afternoon to get infor
mation about the handling of garbage, -and
plied tha crematory employes with. ,s
questions, ......
Devlin's defeat gave the schema a de
cldad setback, but Reed now hopes to
be able to get hla 26-year contract front
the council, despite the fact that Dr.
lane is mayor. .Reed said he could get -the
contract If tha nswsnaDera1 wnuM "
keep quiet about It - r.
Mayor Lane waa asked about tha mat- .
ter this morning and said ha had heard
about tha plan, but did not know It waa v
still alive. He .said ha believed it
would be a very unwise thing to do,
and that similar plans hsd been tried.
In other cities, notably Oakland, Call-
fornia, and hsd proved a decided detrU. ,
ment wherever tried. . -
Reed Is said to have entertained tha
hope that ha could secure the Indorse- ;
ment of the-Clvio Improvement luniA
and on tha strength of their recommen- '
dation to the council that bis schema
was a good one secure tha contract
Reed has already told soma of the di
rectors of ths. Improvement league that
he had interested people who could han.. '
die tha garbage of the city scientifically
and reasonably.
t
AT THE THEATBES
1
CHICAQO -WHEAT VALUES.
Aug. 14. Aug. It. Gain. 1905.
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay, par gal- Sept ...... 85H 84 U. 71
Ion, $1.60; per 100-lb sack, $4.80; Olym- Dec 00H 89 74
pla, per gallon, $2.25; per 115-lb sack. May 94H 06 . It
$5J500.26; Eable. canned. 10c can: $7.00 IT' . 71
ooa I Local wheat buyers are not offering
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $1.40; within lo a bushel of the first price for
razor clams, $2.00 per box; lOo per doa I wheat on account of their Inability to
w...A , An - I uuilr. ..111.. Ih. m.Kaw ali.
IU II 1W, .Miail VU, SMV9B . . . w .u ...v uiuoi .IUO.
0tSUr!l.MMUl' UCi 'UnM SluaumrcnZ
l,r?nIt"nW "S-rf -a.tir.-.., 8Hup.. May closed with a gain of
lOHc per gal; wateV white, Iron bbls) M ot. d ,n "rpool.-i
atv (f.r ku , wwuoa, iu un; ba., uvu-
ugnt I'D aeg.. casea iiho per gau
GASOLINE 86 dev.. cases. 24Ho per
gal; iron bbls, ISO per gat
BENZINE 0$ deg.. cases, 25q per
aal: iron bbls. 98o ner rat
TURPENTINE In caaea. $80 per gal; Da. c ....... 8
wooaen nois, ac per gai. luay
w 1-111 a luBtAu j. 011 101a. lao ner
lb; 600-lb lota, 80 per lb; less lota, 8H0
was
Official Chicago nrfcaa bv rWarfwioV
. . - -
WHEAT.
Open. High.
Ho 74
Sept
per lb.
wiBis nails present basil at 11.1s.
iSept
Deo.
May
a-a a a
- 00
HOTa 7
CORN.
88 64
61 62
64 62
OATS.
Low. Cloae
84 85
80 Tl
95
68 54
61 61
61 61
T tmTarrnxr run Tn .
JUXiTTJXJAWll 1U UXK Rant. 411 , 1SU a Jil
A GBAIN CMTEB Say ::::::: m'-tti iiS i!;
Sept
Oct
Jan.
(Special Olipateb te The Jooraal.) ,
Lewiaton, Ida.,- Aug. 14. The plans
for the new depot to bo built Jointly Sept.
by the Northern Paciflo and the O. R.
& N. are being completed and con
struction will ba started within CO flays.
Announcement as to the improvement
work on the outside yards has not been
made, but it Is understood this work
must be completed before tha onenlnar
of the new Rlparia line, January 1.
Tha cost of tho new station will be
close to $100,000. ?
The importance of tha terra lnal lm-
Frovements now being made may be
ully appreciated when It Is understood
that in addition to the Clearwater and I Daa.
(JUiaesao crops coming through Lewis-
MESS PORK.
1(10 1015 1(07 1807
LARD.
002 , 908 ' 897 - 000
-I1 v 912 907 - 010
847 847 845 84S
r SHORT RIBS.
Sept ....... 870 871 888 847
Oct ........ 877 882: 875 877
Jan. ,742 - 760 :. , 740 785
DO axa
LtTerpool Grain Market. .
LlverpocJAug. 14. Official prices:
- WHEAT.
r Onen.
Sept 6slld
is . za
Close. Ana. 11. Gain
7s d 0slld - d
7s igd x7s 2d ' -2d
CORN.
4s lld 4slld d
ton, au or me gram nanoied by the I e-nt 4a 11 Ud
Northern Pacific south of Oarfleld will I TO"r "11a
do routed tnrougn tms city, a definite I ' , - . .
announcement to this effect haa recent. I - Portland Bank Statement.
lv been made, the matter havlna henn I m a.a a
under advisement by the Northern Pa- SilSS a vlir aN" 'oirfioilz
clflo oflcUls for more than a year. , Itieanngs a year ago....... m,50.2
aln today 9K7.1S7.SS
TTnf tod States flomrnninit RaiuIi , I Balannea tndav . . . . II 2a.fl
'... vrtr a :iirtAmmif Balanoea a year ago........ 122,921.84
DOnaa. , ,f. BIO. Ask.
twos, reg-isterea . . . . . ... , ion
do coupon.v. . . . . .. ., , ,106
Throes, registered. 102
Threes, small bonds. . . . . . . 101
Fours, new registered, ; . . ,126
do coupon.... 128
Panama . twos ... ; , . . . , , . ,104
Flstriot Columbia, 3-65. V.. 118
hlllpplno 4s .'. ..i,,100
H 106
I 103 k
; JOSg
126
126
106
.Yl . .
.
New York, Cotton Market.
;..--.a :!;- c::'wAua-ust
ppen. High. Low. 14 18
CBICKET SCHEDULE
; AT VANCOUVEE, B. C.
: 8Dlal Olipateti to The Jouroatl
Vancouver. . B. C, . Aug. 14. The
draw for places in the International
cricket tournament which will open hero
Monday,, took place today, resulting as
follows; Monday, Victoria vs, Waah
Ington; Portland vs. Vernon; Burrards
vs. Portland. Tuesday,- Vancouver vs.
tVaahington. .' V Wednesday, Vancouver
Al N?1t- 227 liooisno yj. VictorU; v Burrards vs. u Vernon.
J ;,..V 1227 1227 ,1209 schedule to
" rrr ' f T-i . rniav tws. inrtinvn tap tn aniuinninrisinirhi
1236 I Qatiifvliav - aharnnl ort va - n1rtrd Alvan
ttreii ... i i io.,.f .f 10 fiSurdi -'cJmmpioM vs" picked eleven:
wa, iffi V: 4122 '44Sla till iin Elaborate preparation have teen
Mayv,, 1289 y 1240. 1280 , 1227f 1244 I gj.,-- tha antertalnment at thm vfa.
Au.
Sept
Oct
Nov.
Dec,"
.nna. .....
1115-1140 11J5 1114 1145
.... 1200 12071185 1189 - 1206
,1206 -1200 '1192 1191 1210
ltlns- crlcksters. who will bo entertained
in . a royal manner. v.v?', .-Unir
(Journal Special" 8errk;V i'fci-ii,,
'DenvOr, Col., Aug. 14. After causing
the suicide of two men. Eva Collins at.
tempted to take her own life hero today.
1216 i 12161200 1200 1217 WOMAN IS CAUSE OF
. ' Foreign Exchange Rates. . ; ;: TWO MEN'S SUICIDES
New York, Aug. 14. Sterling, demand
486.70, 60 days 482.60, cables 487.46, Pa
cific 610, Borlln 95.; ,- ; , .
Minneapolis Curb Market. ;
' IflnMAAftAll a ' A m ' 1 i tli 4 Visa Aviaaalk
1 6hA drank carbolic meld, but may r
there was a loss of lo in wheat values cover, medical attention having baan
today,-- .-; : .i , i--.v-,-- given ner very prompuy. . . - -
. ' , -.-..yy- Michael Donahue took earbolio acid
- tHr..Ai -n.4 . today, carrying out a suicide paur ha
: -Liverpool Cotton Market. ; -,r. had th the woman, and Sidney Stowel
Liverpool, Aug. 14. Cotton futures took his life two weeks ago when his
closed quiet and steady, a points up, , - iiova was scorn ea or. ace.
vi v AUom,i8UB .
M.. K. r T pfd.
mo. facnio . .
National Lead
N. Y. Central ,
N. Y.. O. aY W.
N. A Western, o.
N. St Western, pf
in ort n American
N. Pacific, o ....
P. M. S. Co. ....
Penn. Railway . .
P. O. L. aV C. CO.
Pressed 8. C, c. .
Pressed 8. C, Pfd
neaaing, o ......
Reading. Id pfd.
RAarifrto la ifA
lv. JL. et D., c...
R L 8., pfd..
Rock Island, c. .
Rock Island, pfd
8t L A & F- c.l
8L L. A 8. F,, 1 p!
Bt. L. ft 8. F., 1 p
do, j-aciTio, o . . .
So. Pacific, pfd .
So. Railway, e . .
So. Rail way, pfd.
Tenn. C. A I. . . .
Texaa A Pacific.
T. Bt U W.. c
T., Bt L A W p
union raciric, o.
U. P., pfd ......
U. S. Rubber, e .
U. 8. Rubber, pfd
U. 8. S. Co o i..
U. 8. S. Co., pfd.
Wabash, o
Wabash, pfd
West'n Union T..j
Wis. C, o
60
120
M 91 85
81'
silt
29
01
1$ 21
iiTi4 "it"
80
eat
80
it 25
80
60
81
110
Ml
ifl
21
76
.'' Art) Yoa a Maoonr
There la a demand for laughter thia
' summer, and "Are Tou a Mason" Is fill
ing a long felt want at tha Marquam.
"Are You a Mason" Is perhaps one of
the beat comedies' aver written. Two
men try to deceive their wives by tell
! tng them they are Masons.
., "Tho Two Orphans."
-You have overlooked some thin a rood
If you have not seen -The Two Or
phans" at tha Lyric thia week. It Is
one of the greatest plays aver written. .
The performance given by the Allen
company Is undoubtedly -the best pre-,
sentation of the great drama ever seen
here. , ;.; . , ,-,v ,, . , .
, a, i -j
- Matinee Tomorrow. "
At tha Star theatre tomorrow after
noon there will be a matinee of "The
i Scout's Revenge," tha new western
melodrama, which the stock company
haa been giving so successfully this
week. There are no dull momenta la
this play. It is as exciting as a drama
tist can .make It
NEVADA MINING STOCKS.
Bid Prices Current Today on the San
. ,j , Francisco Exchange -
San Francisco, Aug. 14. -Official bid
prices: ,
- OOLDFfELDS DISTRICT.
" Sandstorm 46c. Red Ton 12.80. Mo
hawk $16.60, Columbia; Mt. 60o, Jumbo
Ext $1.85, Vernal 16c, Pennsylvania
IcA. Goldfleld M. Co. 11.75. Kendall 7 Sc.
Blue Bull ,85c, Adams 18c, Sliver Pick
l "1 j Fun at the Grand.
1 Vaudeville Is what people seek when
they want -light amusement snd they
want the best of vaudeville. , This Sul
livan A Considlna undertake to provide.
Thia. week at the. Grand they offer a
program which la ' saturated with fun
and muslo. There are threa European
acts on tha list - -
SEATTLE MAN SHOOTS
WIFE AND KILLS SELF
(Special DJapatca to Tbe JosmsL)
RABttTn. Alia-. 14. After woundlna hla
wife and knocking' his daughter down,
A. J. MoKenzle yesterday shot and
killed himself. McKenzle waa angry be
cause his wife secured a divorce from
htm. ,
- Building Permits.
A. H. Lewis, one-story store. East
ia. u. ia. xt. t. a. n n IMlnAtAunth trfit between Bnokana and
Ext 8o! Blue Bell 18o. Dixie 7e, a. Tacoma, $700; J. L. Peterson, two-
CoinmhTa a. Hibernia. in. fit Tvaa'sw. story dwelling, Bast Tnirty-ninin, near x
Conqueror 15c, Blk. Rock 6c, Lone Star tnInA2 aff'Swaiiinr ciSSl
ft- bonder 8a Potlach 40cA,. Oro torpan half dw-lng. Cleva
- m ia 7"." a-r, ' r"sr 12.000!
iuiiu i fa' a ciouiii , blui a nMmmr mm
SimtronmitElTi i ldT vit alf welling, Rodney, betweis-rTeari
too? Florence 67?? DWf & ll' na Jrratt 12.600; J. P. Speaker, one.
Coa7c! QlVil.1 LTJuna&ll !iJT "A- Minnesota avenue, be-
Commonwealth 29c, Comb. Fract fiEST nZJZSm' AVnAv rfh.,K
$1.11. GT. -Bend Ext. 14c. Or. Bend a "WaSSi Fourtnth and FlfteVAih.
Aax. 0c, B.-B. Bonanza 60, Kewanos
76c, Esmeralda 10c. Portland 22c, Crack
er Jack 19c, Francis Mohawk $1.20, Rd
Hill 68c. Mohawk Ext 12c, Lou Dillon
0, x. Tiger zsc, oranama zoo, S. 'Pick
Ext 4e. Y. Rosa 80. Col. Mt Ext Sc.
Goldf. Cons, $7.70. Diam'f. Triangle 21c.
COMSTOCK.
$6,000.
ABANDONS ROUTE.
With tho sale of tha Oregon City,
Transportation' company's steamer AI
tona the Portland-OaeKon City route will
Ophlr ' I1.00A, Mexican 68e, Gould ; A ! probably -be abandoned for some time to
Currr 20c, Con. Virginia 48o, Savage c0"!i lnFC6 u aaaerted that the com-
64c Hale A Norcross 61cA.
Jacket 91c, Belcher 20c, Confidence 65c,
Bierra xxev. fao, juxenequer voa, union
; $ BULLFROO DISTRICT.
Original 7c. Wat Bank 19c. L. Harris
2c Amethyst 26c. Gold Bar 62a. Stein.
way 6cA. Denver Buf. Anx. 9cA. Bonnie
uiare oc, Mayn. cons. sc, Monty .Ohio
Ext. 9o, G. Scepter 80, Monty. Mt 14cA,
B. Daisy 10c, Homestako: Cona D0c,
Yankee Girl 40. Nuraet . 4oA. Tmmn
ona. ocA, yicior CA, ionn oiar 6CA,
. W id; TONORUIS.4
"Ton; Ner. $10.00. . Mont Ton. I2.8S.
xon. juxt. i.u, Macsrasr io, Mid
way 74o, Ton. Belmont $t.00A, Ton. No.
Star 16c. Ohio Ton. ; 4cA , West End
Cons. 660, Rescue 10c Ton. A Calif. 5c,
Golden Anchor 10c, Jim Butler 8c, Ton.
Cash Boy 4c, Ton. Homo OcA, Boat. Ton.
IOcA, Monarch : Pitts. Ex. OcA, Mont
Mid. Ext 8cA, Golden Crown (Oc
MANHATTAN DISTRICT. .
Manh: COna. 40c Mann. M. Co. On. ra.
Wedge 7cA, Seyler Hump 8c, Dexter
14cA, Ia Joe 1c, Crescent 6cA, Combina
tion 2c, Granny 24c, Mustang 22c, Lit
tle Grey IOcA, Cowboy 6c,'Orig. Manh.
HcA, Broncho - 7c, Pinenut. 6C, Buffalo
6c A. S. Doa-16c Y. Horse 1c. Indian
Camp OC. ' " ;"- -r,st?;l
-TT. DfTA. VI.. tt. .
- i J M.ua smtlj JMKI.
$1.40, Nevada HUla $1.70A, Pittsburg
Silver Peak $1.60, No. Star' Wonder- 1c,
Earle's Nest 24a. Ruby Wondnr . 44A
Nev H, Florence I60A. Alice of Wonder
Tha learlslature Of Alabama has nas.
sad a Child Labor bill similar to tha
law. enacted aome time ago In Georgia.
The measure provides that the min
imum ago shall be 12 years tor both
sexes, sixty hours a week's work, and
provides for tha rigid Inspection of
factories - .
road Is too keen to make tha steamboat -". '
a paying venture,- - -
The Oregon City Transportation oom-
' tpany has maintained a boat on the run
XJfor many, years and at one, time operat- r
vu vurcn. i uencmo ine vmpiniun .
the 0,W. P. electrio-line and cut deeply
Ijito the passenger traffic, ;. Freight re- 1
malned fairly ' heavy for a while but
gradually the-electric line cut into it,
too, so that of lats it has been said that
the boat did not pay. The Altona has , ,
been making three round trips dally,
and tickets on the boat have been In
terchangeable on the O. W. P, cars, r
The Altona will be taken to Alaska,
as waa tho steamer Northwest sometima .
ago. Tho Northwest , was sent to the '
Stlckeen river. ' The Altona was built
here in 1899 and her dimensions are as
follows: Length, 121.4 feet; beam, 29.7; :
depth. 4.8 feet . .
" ALONG THE WATERFRONT 7- -
- " -5 ..J
Horace Campbell Is having- tho '
steamer Etna transformed from a gaso-v-line
burner te steam. She will ply an -the
Lewis river in connection-with tho
steamer ' Mascot which la : now being
built at Supple's yard, t -
Colonel William Rice, special agent of
tha treasury department. Is here from -
OeaillB. ' .. -:-,-. m-.. . . .. .
' F. C Haaeman. shlnchandler. left for
Collins Springs ; this morning on : a
week's vacation. '
, The German shin Slam a.nd tha TtHt.
lsh bark Conway Castle are dischVc'lng
cement today at the Columbia v?d " -Greenwich
docks, respectively.'-- -
i ne sieamer rteaonao sans ror JSeatt;alAa
and Tacoma thia evenlns- from tha
Couch street dock. She will go out With
a heavy cargo of general freight
J .. , . .!' . im ii ii i a I i. t ,f
There's nothinr so 'good for a sore
throat aa &r. Thomaa' Ecleotrio , Oil. v .!
Cures It in a few hours. . Relieves any '
pain in. any part . . . ? . ,