The Oregon daily journal., February 07, 1908, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAU PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7. 1803.
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TODAY'S
MARKETS
Only Thing Hop' Men Can Do Now to
Help rriccs Is to Plow Up at Least Hal
of the Present Acreage. ;y :';'v
AFTER CONTROL
Market Is Complicated Wit
- One. Up and Other Down
v ; and Then! Back'Agaln;
Front street featurear
lieat tugir ntn on rampafe.
Sugar market both up and down.
Jkk Srs dull but unchanged.
Only slow tone la poultry.
- Partners are holding wtml - ,
Salmon supplies again limited.
Hop markat la Just fair. - .. ,
Orspe fruit ia rather Boaree.
Hay market somewhat steadier.
Jap oranges, are hard to sell.
California o ran gee selling better.
..'"See iufaf U BOatta Can.
I tv,. nana aus-ar men art gsttlng1
! drubbing from the Beet sugar men,
which the former are now about ta re
turn.- This la causing all sons ot
j..n.i. .. ih ii triLT market wiu
Irat one faction on top and then the
other. The regular brands of can i sugar
(were advanced to per hndred. 1Pun?
during the past X hur. wh e t,!
price of beet remained unchanged. This
i? t.Z u Tcon.ldered a victory for the
Brma of the beet manufsxtursra Then
the cane manufaclurera 'Wj' i
little and put down their special brand;
of 'ane bo which makes It 20o per
hundred pounds under the figures for
i k ..-..I... hrands nr the same as for
i regular beet augar. This last drawdown
to cans prices Tias worked up the best
men to a considerable extent and what
t they will no to the cane manufacturers
!!is -matter of guesswork. How
Wer, the cane sugar people r "JJ
iW awake nights to see what Is going
happen for they firmly believe that
he beet me" will retaliate In soms way
Mhar.
' - Both Waal to O octroi Trade.
Both the cane and the beet supr men
rf very anxious to dictate the trade ot
he Pacific slope and the iUS
omlng more firmly intrenched every
ear. The cane sugar lple w not
dls and ars making great preparatlona
or the final battle between the two
.n,etin interests. Boms of ths cans
eople ari putting in a f"Sr;
elieved by the beet sugar people to In
fcitethJ? the can.
ome to the conclusion that baet sugar
i always DS rrouurau - -
nd for this reason want to be on the
(jail season and It Is stated ttt PW
.r. now being made for. the
H...VM. ... in (h i line.
argest -increaae - ,:.
hr hia increase In the beet acreage
rill not greatly overstock the ' maraei
or from present Indications the con
umpUon wUl keep pace with the output
i h increased gradually every
ear v
noma flturar statistics.
Vrnti.. m. nn acknowledged to be
'mong the greatest sugar authorities
i W worldshow in their annual pub
cation the following summary of sugar
U5Sny.umptloenof sugar. 3.993.979 tons,
n increass of 129 8 tons from 1906
r 4.638 per cent increase, against an
WnUioii ES1.797 tons, or 8.608 per cent
pr the preceding year, against 4.479 per
ent average y"y .
iTotal consumption of augar on which
!'ull duty waa paid was afB,zT in
a nn whieh a concession (
wty was allowed was 1,851,100 tons
jnd of sugar on which no duty was paid
St Cuba "ontrlbut'd 1.840,400 ; Hawaiian
f .lands, 418,102 tons; Porto Rico 212 :
it tonsi fnuippine inuu, ju,iv w..-,
rnne: 264.968 tons; domestic
feet, 875,410 tons; maple sugar. 10,000
na ami molasses Sugar, 6,249 tons.
Total consumption of refined sugar
. a him .40 a nf vhlrh
M IVVI was 4,o,i .........
P.- ,ion suo-nr Reflnlnr company
iv jiiii.Mv-. . ..... . inl4
janufaetured i.t.y lo"', .UV VdSe
r cent, against 61.03 per cent In 1906
a R9 no ri rfnt in 1005.
Independent refiners manufactured 1,-
14 827 tOnS. Or I'tf em
7.88 per cent In 1906 and 87.48 per
nt In 1905. ,
'.ttemaiio hoot sus-ar factories con-
P ibuted 876,368 tons, or 13.19 per cent.
gainst 10.K7 per com in'iim tuu
r cent In 1905.
, Hawaiian cane factories contributed
674 tons, or .60 per cent, against .61
?r cent In 1906 and .69 per cent In
; Foreign refined supplied 1,008 tons,
f .04 per cent, against .11 per cent
1 ions an4 IK ner cent In 1805.
'Average difference .between raw and
fined in 1ut was .eao per. pvuuu,
inat .29a rer pound In 1906 and
V78o in 1905.
iPer capita consumption In. 1907 was
'.64 pounds, an increase in. 10 years
ii nniimii. in 1885 it was about 60
unds, showing a gain. In 22 years of
lar 0 ier cent. sDienaia eviaencs ox
rowing prosperity.
:i Errs Are Dull oat Unclian,Tsd.
While the local egg market is not
'iowlng any change in values toaay me
iT of the trade Is dull and dealers
! port few sales during the 24 hours.
!ceipts are beginning to show an ln
Vease again. -
Ifhlrken market la holding Its own
ilons: ths street because of the fair
'itslds demand. There Is but little do
V in tha loral trade at the moment.
! 'Creamery butter market Is holding
ady with supplies about the same.
tiDressed meat market is firm to
isady. jtteceipia wr. ,
A car of celery and a car, of caull
Dwsr were duo during the 'day.
.There Is scarcely any demand at all
V Timntia oranaes because of the
'imigatlon process through which all
'Its fruit is compelled to go beforo be
'g allowed in this market The sale
nearly 2,000 boxes a short time ago
i': Seattle at 6o a box is said to have
J'rced many "boxes in this direction.
! California tangerines, of the same
rlety as tue Japanese, but of superior
ijlaHty, ars In better supply, . They're
j'eeter too; i ,
Brief Kotes of the Trad.
Kiiirnmia oranges are flndlntr a bet-
r sale for best quality at unchanged
tllues.
ffOCKTON POTATO
MAKJvili 1 IS UTTiJU
(United Prs Leued Wire.)
4 Stockton, Cal., Feb, 7. The
local . potato market Is glutted.
There are thousands of sacks
of spuds stored in . warehouses '
In this city and It is estimated
that there are still 600;000
sacks lying on the banks In the
island ' district west of here.
There is practically no market
for the tubers and prices ars
lower , than they have been
JJcnown before In years. For
many seasons mocnian om men
known as one of ths ' greatest
potatQ centers of the ; west.
Every year hundreds of carloads
are , shipped to Arlsona, New
Mexico and Texas. This year, ;
however, there wrs Immense
yields In Colorado and Oregon.
Salinas and Lorn poo districts la
' California also hays large sup
;J plies ,on ;hand.,.'!,;;i i; ..',
MILD WEATHER PUTS
EGO PRICES LOWER
v.. i r
. ,. "Sines , ths mild weafhsr ' set
in eggs . fcavs rapidly declined
' from the1 prices obtaining dur
ing the-.' cold ... spell.'-', and will
likely . drop again , In ths. bear
future. -," i' y ?! '
"Butteh la eleaninartip a littls
better, ' but supplies are stltll
large. Dairy or ators butter la
poor and srsak. . ' -
! : Thsrs baa been a littls bet
ter 'demand , for poultry this
week, and hena and large spring
era bava mat with a better re-
ccption, ., Oeesa ars dull and'.
low, and ducka are not ae Una
aa they were a few days , ago, 4
Broilers and fryers ara Arm and
in great demand. 1 Li va turkey a
ara poor" and AM tmt' rat
dressed onaa ara in1 rary food
request at good prlcea.
"Veal la still very aoaroa, and
small and medium, if fancy, ara e
bringlnf record prices. This 4
market needs much mora veal.
"Forkala In vary good rsquest a
and mors could be used.. e
"Mutton and beef la la tha
best sort of demand.
"Potatoes ara etui Quiet with e
UtUa doln In this line. Onions e
ara firm and high." Tom Far-
rail of Everdlnr h FarralU 4
SATJ FRAfiClSCO MARKET
Orapa fmit la rather scares but de
mand IS UBllWO. .
Supplies of frsh salmon from ths
Columbia and Willamette are again
limited. A- small run oi sunei mmen
again reported from the lower river.
Pntatn market Is very slow with
practically no outside movement report
sd by the trade.
producFSes n
H
(Col tad Preas Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 7. Wheat
No. 1 California club, per cental. II -so 0
1-lltt: Whits mining ciuo, i.ainvr
i to- whlta Australian. 1.7t1.75;
northern bluestem, 1.70ai.72H; north
ern ClUD, ll.eiH; interior ;rauea i
wheat, 11.5001.56.
ikrUv No. 1 feed. tl. 4001.42: with
some fancy at. $1.4814; common to fair.
1. 116 01.37 ft; Drawing ai oan r rancura.
1.6501.60; brewing and shipping at
Port Pnata. 11.62 4 si 1.67 h : chevalier.
81.6501.85, according to quality.
Butter Fresh California extras, 29c;
firsts, 26c; seconds, 22o. Storage Cali
fornia extras, 23c; firsts, 22o; seconds,
tin; oaatarn extras. 23c: firsts. 22c;
seconds, 21c; ladles eastern, 20o; firsts.
18c. Jfresn eggs, per aown cxirna,
24 He; firsts, 23 He; seconds, 22 He;
thirds, 20c. Storage California extras,
17c; firsts. 16o; seconds, 13c; eastern
extras, 15c; firsts, 14c; seconas, c.
New cheese, . per pounds California
flats, fancy, ISfcc; firsts, 13c; Cali
fornia Young America, fancy, 14c;
firsts, 18 Ho. Storage eastern, fancy
New Tork, 17 He; Oregon. 14 He.
Onions yenow aanvers, z.v; jom-
pocs, 12.86.
oranges nsveii, par uu, f i.iuiua.u,
with some fancy at $2.50.
NEVADA
PRICE OF
SHARES III FRISCO
San Francisco. Cal., Feb. 7. Last
night's closing prices:
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 29c Red Tod Ex. 14c. Co
lumbia Mt 22c, Jumbo 61c, Sliver Pick
82c. Black Butte Kit. 4c, Atlanta 36c,
Great Bend 40c, Florence $4.65, Dlam.
B. B. Cons. 22c. Comb. Fraction 81c, F.
Mohawk JOcA, Red Hill tic, Lou Dillon
6c, Yellow Tiger 19cA, Yellow Rose
4c A, Ooldf. Cons. $5,10.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Lige Harris lc.
TONOPAH DISTRICT.
Ton. Nevada $6.30, Ton. Montana
1.92, MacNamara 38c, Ton. Belmont
$1.72. Ton. North Star 18c, Jim But
ler 44c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Granny lOcA, Jumping Jack 6c.
SCATTERED DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills 13.20. Plttsbur Silver
Peak $1.25, Eagles' Nest 26c.
LIVESTOCK TONE IS
IMJJPIID
Export Agents Are in the
" Market for a Limited
Supply at Present.
There it a slight resumption of tha
purchase of wheat In tha Pacific north
wast markets. Eiportera ara again In
tba markat for a limited amount , of
wheat, but their wants at this time
are aald ro be merely a feeler to sea
Just how tha situation hers stands.
They ara still offering on a basla of
830 for club and 84o. for bluestem, track
hers, but they say that few deals are
being closed. Growers wbo still retain
supplies ars not willing to let go at
ths nrtmnt markat and moat of them
seem to be confident that a higher level
of values will again be reached in tha
near rutura.
Soms interests profane to believe that
tha Pacific northwest wheat market will
touch a higher point later In tha sea
son than it baa beratofora during tha
present crop. .
Oriental flour business could not be
smaller, but there Is an utter lack, of
transactions. This has been the ease
for so long a period that practically
nons of ths export mills ars now in
operation. A few of tha local mills ars
running,' but nons over half time. There
is a slight revival of Central American
business, but ths volume of sales to
date have hardy been large enough
quota
to
CHICAGOUVERTOOL UP.
Wheat Markets Are Doing Better
Opening of Market Ia Nenrona.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Open. Close. Feb. 8. Gain.
May 97H 98K 97H 1
July 9l Ui t3H fc
Chlcaro. Feb. T. Opening quotations
In the wheat market were somewhat
hesitating. May going to 97 He. ths
same as yesterday, but July was Ho
lower, at 93ic. The market lost a frac
tion mora in the early trading, but after
getting under headway the bull move
ment Droved successful ana me rest oi
the session was strong although trading
was not heavy. Mar closed lo over yes
terday and July held a net gain of 4c.
f oreign marxets were as gooa as
could be desired under the circum
stances and at the opening May went to
7s 6 d in Liverpool and closed at 7s
6d. or Hd over the final figures of the
previous session.
corn ana oats marxeis neia nrra ui
day after a steady opening and both
lines had higher closing figures. Pro
visions were further depressed with a
loss of 7 Ho in May and July pork.
Range by Downlng-Hopklns company:
WHEAT.
Open. High.
May
July
May
July
May
July
May
July
I s a a
97H 9H
3 I4H
CORN.
I1H '
69H 60
OATS.
(3 62H
44 44
MESS PORK.
1200 1202
1280 1215
Low.
97
9JH
Close.
98H
63
44
1197
1227
61
60
E2U
44 T4
1200
1230
HOP
AG
KT BE CUT
All Interests Agree That at
Least Half of the Yards
Hust Bq Plowed. .
All hop Interests agree that tha acre
age all over the -country must be de
oreased fully 60 per cent If the growers
expect prlcea to Become profitable onus
again. All agree that too many balsa
of hops ara raised.
"Before I went east." says J. J. Mett
le r. "I wss ot tha opinion that the ahort
sellers ars tha entire causs of ths low
prices. I find that they were primarily
to blame but the real cause of the un
profitable figures is that too many bales
oz nons ara rsisea. xnis wun ins in'
craaalns- nrohlbltion sentiment is CSUS
ing tha lowest prices in years to ruis in
ths hop market
"Growers mnst Plow ut at least half
their acreage oeiore conditions win ns
remedied. There is ho use In talking
of putting up ths priee without cutting
out tha Tnoreased acreage. It simply
cannot bo dons and it is folly to talk
of It."
rrioea Ara wsaxsr.
Tha New York Producers' Pries Cur
rent thus rsvisws ths general situation:
. Ths continued inactivity In our mar
kets has caused a weakening of prices
In all seotlons, and although best grades
ara firmly held at last quoted prices
ths lower Qualities have sold off. In
Nsw York stats poor hops are being
freely offered at So and 9c, with a fair
amount of transactions reported. Bet
ter grades ars very scarce, and com
mand up to lzc ana lac some very
poor stuff can be procured around fo
and 6a Transactions are light The
Waahlnrton and California markets are
exceedingly dull without any new feat-
urea trices ars nominal, wun biocks
belns: held rather than sacrifice them
at present quotations. The London and
continental maraets are aiao rcporieu
somewhat easier. Nothing of interest
has transpired on the local market, deal
ers being unwilling to accept present
offers, -
sTsw Ton values.
Stats. 1907, choice per lb 14 1R
SUte, 1907, prime, per lb 12 6 1
State. 1907. medium, per lb 9 01
Paclflo coast, 1907, choice per t
lb 9 1
Pacific coast, 1907, prime, per
lb 7 O
Paclflo coast, 1906, choice per
Ik A
Germans, 1907jJprlme, to choice,
per lb 26 03
State, 1906, per lb 7 0
Paclflo coast 196, choice per
lb 0
Paclflo coast, 1906, medium to
prime, per lb. . . 0
COPPER STOCKS 111
BOSTON MARKET TODAY
SHOWING
STRENGTH
PORTLAND
Today
1907 .
1906 .
1905 .
LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
80 . ..
127
70
207
Portland Union Stockyards. Feb. 7.
Nominal arrivals continue to be shown
in the local livestock market Hogs are
in better demand even at the sharp
advances announced by The Journal yes
terday, rio cattle or sheep arrived ana
both lines ara zixm at yesterday s advances.
A year ago today all lines were firm
with no receipts for the day because
of the car shortage.
Official yard values today:' .
Hogs BeBt stuff, 35.3505.60; stock-
srs and China fats, 34.6006.00.
Cattle Best eastern Oree-nn atenrn.
14.8504.50; cows' and heifers, $3,350
du; DU11S, .wu.
Sheen Beat 'wnthnt-n IK7K7AAAr
lambs, 36.0006.26;. ewes, JS.00 05.60.
CATTLE ABE WEAK EAST.
Market Is ' Not Good Although Re
ceipts Are Not : Even Liberal,
(United Preis Leased Wire.)
Chlcasro. Feb. 7 Hon 42.000: cattlA.
3,000: sneeo. 7.000. Hos are stead v.
Left over yesierday, 45,000. Mixed
S4.2584.60; good and heavy, $4,400
$4.60: rough and heavy. 34.25 Si 34.35:
light $4.25024.60.
cattie weak. ,
Sheep Strong.
Kansas City. Fab. f Hoga
catue, 2,000; sheep, 8,000.
18,000;
Omaha. Feb. 7 Hob repents. l.Sod:
cattle, 8,000; sheep. 9,000.
Chicago Dairy Market.
ery 8333o. Eggs steady, extras 26c
Cheese steady at 11014c..
New York Dairy Market. "
New York. Feb. 7- Bnttei market
strong, creamery extraa 34c. Cheese
firm. - . -
Tomorrow and Monday will nosltivelv
be the last days for discount on west
Makea Wheat Fanners Rejoice.
(Special DtuDitch to The Journal.)
Pendleton. Or., Feb. 7. Six Inches of
snow fell last night all over Umatilla
county. The wheat farmers are rejoic
ing.
Tacoma Wheat Market.
Tacoma. Feb. 7. Wheat Export
club, boc; Diuestem. szc; rea. 7 sc.
Liverpool Wheat Advanced.
Liverpool, Feb. 7 May -wheat opened
at 7s6fd; closed at 7s 6d, a net gain
or Hd over yesterday.
Chicago Cash BSrIey.
Chicago. Feb. 7 Cash- barley closed
at 80093c. .
VERY SILL TRADING
111 THE STOCK MARKET
New York. Feb. T. This was one of
the very dull days for trade on the
tock exchange. Up to 11 o'clock the
sales totaled but 134.000 shares. At 12
clock they were ziu.oou. l ociock
240.000 and at 2 o'clock 270.000 shares.
There was a. general lack of interest In
the market although a few issues
opened higher, while the majority
started a fraction lower than yeaterda
There was a considerable pressure I
Baltimore & Ohio again today and at
one time today it was 3 points lower
than yesterday' after a rather steady
opening. Brooklyn received some at
tention from shorts who sold after the
opening gain of a fraction and forced
that Issue down a like amount with B.
& O.
Call loan rates ran in tha same groove
as during the past few days, sales being
made at 1 and 3 per cent during the
day. The market aeema to be suffering
from stage fright and ware call loans
to sell higher it would very likely put
tne mantei lower.
Range by Downlng-Hopklns Co.:
DESCRIPTION.
Amal. Cop.
Sugar
Colo. F. & I....
Brooklyn
Peoples Gas
U. S. Steel, o...
U. S. Steel, p...
Atchison
3alt. A Ohio....
Can. rao.
Brie
Louis. & Nash..
Mo. Pac
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
Rock Island ..
R. I., pfd
Southern Pac. .
St. Paul ......
Union Paclflo v
Am. Smelter ..
Smelter, , pfd. .
N. Y. Central ..
Southern Ry. . .
Northern Pac. .
Wabash
Anaconda
Ches. & Ohio . .
G. Northern . .
Ara. Locomotive.:
Norfolk ........
Ont & Western.
Central Leather.
Cotton OH
f
5
66J4
Art 74.
491
113
18
42
91
70
80
41
111
11
70
110
117
64
90
96&
10 la
123
82
28
Call money opened at IVl Der cent.
high 2 per cent, low 1 per cent, closed
S per- cent.
Total sales, SU.tOO1 shares.
Cooler Weather Promised.
Western Oregon and western Wash-
irirton Fair this afternoon, tonisrht and
Saturday; westerly winds.
Eastern Oregon, eastern Washington
and northern Idaho Snow; tonight or
Saturday, colder tonight
Southerly Idaho Suow tonight or
Saturday, coldex, 1
(Furnished by
H os ion, eo.
Atlanta
Copper Range.
Uom. uopper.
c. Ely
Oold Hill
Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
7. Official prices:
11
62
2
Nevada Cons...
Girous
Victoria
Butte Coala. . .
Old Dominion.
Green Cananea. 8 (Michigan
Trinity 14
Adventure .... 2
Bingham 6
North Butte.. ,
, 9
:52
.18
.87
.11
.48
United Copper. 46
SPOKAXE MIXING EXCHANGE.
(Furnished by Downlng-Hopklns Co.,
members Spokane Mining Exchange).
Spokane, Wash., Feb. 7 Official
prices:
Bid. Ask.
AJax 4 9 11
Alameda 3 4
Alhambra I.. 4 10
Alberto Coal & Coke 29 35
Bell 2 10
Bullion 6
Charles Dickons 8
Canadian Cons. Smelters... 80
Copper King 3 4
Dominion Copper 190 250
Evolution Ifi 2
Echo 1 2
Galbralth Coal 22 28
Gertie 4 6
Hecla 275 850
Happy Day 3 3
Hofden G. & C 3 5
Humming Bird 6 8.
Hypotheek 1 1
Idaho Giant 6 6
Int l. Coal & Coke 77 85
Kendall 85 95
Lucky Calumet 10 17
Missoula copper o o
Mineral Farm - 2
Moonlight 1 4
Nabob 8 3
Nine Mile 1
O. K. Cons. 1
Oom Paul 6
Panhandle Smelt 3
Park Copper 1
Rambler Cariboo 27
Reindeer 1
Rex (16 to 1) 23 U
Sonora 1
Snowshoe 8
Snowstorm 136
Sullivan 5
Sullivan Bonds 67
Stewart 95
2
29
2
26
1
10
140
6
JOO
Northwest Bank Statement.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today $763,822.75
Year ago 760.900.89
Balances today , 77,995.15
Year ago 129,653.61
TACOMA.
Clearings $585,484
Balances 44.302
SEATTLE.
Clearings $980,164
Balances 95,010
RATE SUSPENSION
BILL IS REPORTED
(Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.)
Washington. Feb. 7. Tha committee
on Interstate commerce today agreed to
report Senator Fulton's bill to alter the
railway rate law to provide that when
ahlnoers protest against nronosed in
crease the rate shall be suspended auto
matically until adjudicated by the com
mission. The subcommittee had sue-
Jested an amendment -to the Fulton bill
o give the Interstate commerce com
mission discretion. Tha whole com
mittee proposes - further to allow the
commission to suspend tha rate on Its
own initiative.
Hangman's Day in Louisiana.
New Orleans, La., Feb. 7. With four
persons under sentence to pay the death
penalty between the hours of 12 and "3
this afternoon, today is justly entitled
to be designated "hangman's day" in
Louisiana. Ths four persons who are
scheduled to die on the scaffold are:
Cal Thomas of East Feltnclana. who.
on May 25, shot and killed Henry Dayer;
John Culpepper of East Carroll parish.
wno Kiuea (jnaries wr rost last juiy;
Albert West of Calcasieu parish, who
killed James Chaney last September,
and Edmond Williams of Calcasieu par
ish, who in June last murdered Alice
Charles.
Tomorrow and Monday will positively
be the last days for discount on west!
aids gas bills. Jforuand Gas company, ,
TL
RUED
DIVORCE DECREE
(Catted rrM Leased Wlra.)
San Francisco, Feb, T. William IL
Talbot, tha millionaire lumberman, waa
granted an Interlocutory decree of di
vorce this morning. ... .,.
The court found that Mra. Talbot was
fit to oars for her children, but "for
tha best. Interest of said children-'the
sons, William C and Erie, wera, given
into tn eustoay or me miner. -The
daughter Vera roes tj Mrs. Tal
bot Talbot must pay ths expenses, not
to exqeed $260 a month, for ner educa
tion. Mrs. Talbot is granted tha privi
lege of visiting hsr sons on tha first
Sunday and aeeond Thursday of each
month. '
A report to tha affect that Talbot
had settled out of court a fabulous sum
on Mrs. Talbot seems to be unfounded
It is stated that all Mrs. Tainot gets
consists of a $60,000 piece of Mealo
Park property, a mortgaged piece - ot
local land and soma horses ana car
rlages. r
CLEANUP IN STATE
LAND KEC0RDS.C03IING
(HpeeUt Ptapatcb to Tba . Journal)
Olvmpla. Wash.. Jan. 7. State Land
Commissioner Ross Is preparing to clean
up an applications ror tne purcnaas or
lease of stats lands that have accumu
lated during the winter months. As
soon as open weather appears an unusu
ally large force of cruisers will be put
In the field. The commissioner is also
preparing to segregate In the records
of his office the gracing from ths agri
cultural lands In eastern Washington,
This will require the .inspection of
scores of doubtful tracts.. The object is
to prepare the commissioner to answer
claims sometimes made that graslng
lands are held by the state at agricul
tural land prices.
ROAD OFFICIALS TO
LOSE AUTOMOBILES
(United Preaa Uaaed Wlra.)
San Francisco, Feb. 7. The Southern
Pacific, under orders of E. IL Harrl
man, is disposing of the five costly au
tomobiles purchssed Since tha big fire
for use of leading local representatives
of the road. Hereafter tne luxury oi
the automobile will be superseded by
the delight of traction travel.
The machines cosi xne roaa szs.uuu.
Tha chauffers cost $90 month each.
Then there wars the monthly bllle for1,
repalra and maintenance. Tha aals does
not mean, it la affirmed. Mr. Harrimsn
Is opposed to automobiles. Mr. Harrl
man thinks that. Inasmuch as normal
conditions havs returned, a resumption
of Southern Paclflo regulations aa rs
gards its officials would not ba amtsa
"Open All lheTime"
ABSOLUTE
SAFETY
OFFERED
DEPOSITORS
No Interest paid on
commercial accounts or
'daily balances.
4.
INTEREST
Paid on Term Savings
Accounts.
By the old gold tried
and tested
German- American
Bank
Corner Sixth and Aider
' Opposite Oregonlaa
Sts.
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OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN-
LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER. TO BUY OR SELL.
Low Non-Participating Rates High Cash Values
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTIVE AGENTS.
Apply to JZS83 B. SXAHV, Manager of Agents, 814 Lambes xaoaaaga Bldg.
CALIFORNIA
O SLKSIET tA
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lp)( auNsrr -ril
VA iEl ) J
Portlandto Los Angeles
AND RETURN
Including Side Trips to Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey
and Pacific Grove.
ONE MONTH FOR GOING TRIP
SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP
STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS
SOUTHERN CALlPORNIAS
Sunshine, floral festivals, endless drives through orange orchards
laden with golden fruit; splendid beaches, surf bathing, thriving
cities, palatial hotels and resorts, and fnany other attractions, com
bine to make it the most attractive place in America at this season
of the year.
THB ROAD OP A THOUSAND WONDERS
Which takes you there, hasn't an uninteresting hour' for the entire
trip. Read about it Call at the
City Ticket Office, Third and 'Washington Sts., Portland
and inquire all about it
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
' 1206 Call Bldg. .
1 Vslsphoaa Saarns iiax.
ASVZKTISEirEirTB Aim IXTaV
j saaurx.oAS auiCuvxo.
Orcronlsns whs In Bsa FYanclsea
ran hava their mall asat la ears at
Ths Journal offlea, ' ,:
ARTHUR U Tint. Ropraesittatlva.
NEW TODAV
Hair Cutting 25c
TOUR NECKTIE PRESSED AND TOUR
SHOES 81IINED FREE, i
THE MODEL
tkb rnrzsT ii-okaxb sAurs ;
shop In ths city. Only best ,v
ot barbers employed, .-,
91 Sixth Street
ROSE CITY PARK
Choice corner lot. All Improvements la.
$700
H ARTM AN &THOMPS0N
CHAMBER OF COMMERCB. , f -
FOR RENT
MODERN S-ROOM FLAT In MargTia-
w4a 1.1.1m - t r i .
vviuvi iinuiuuii tv. na '
Esst 16th St.: gas ran Re and water
beater; flrst-claas location for PUK81
C1AN or DENTIST. , -
W. It. HASK, Osmar,
n a a-. a it i n m fnfina - v a i bt -
NICHOLS ADDITION
TO OABDXH KOMS
This tract of land Is about f miles
southwest ot the courthouse. Tha Ore
gon Electrlo railroad runs through tha
tract and has station on tha land. Terms
25 per cent cash. Interest par cent.
Platted In tracts of 114 to 8 acres; 1290
to IS50 per acre.
X . TKOACPtOBT S) CO, 821 Third St.
Piano Studio of Lod!s H. Boll
Now locsted corner (th and Wsshtnr
ton sts Lamrette bids;., oarlors lO-SU
WEATHER REPORT
The British Columbia disturbance baa
contracted in area and moved to western .
Montana. A trough of low pressure;
overlies the Mississippi valley, and tba
lake storm Is movlngr rapidly down tha
St. Lawrence valley. Light rain has -
fallen in California and southern Ore-
i i ... 1 ,
AVI, MIU BI1UW UU 1 Mil . .
eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, .
orthern Idaho, and western Montana
Snow also has fallen in most of tha
northern states east of the Mississippi
river. It Is polder in the north Fa
ciflo and Atlantic states and warmer In
New Mexico, northern Texas, Oklahoma .
apd Kansas. . ...
The indications ara for rain or snow .
and colder weather either tonight - or '
Saturday east of the Cascade moun
tains and for generally fair weather thla
afternoon, tonight and Saturday ia ,
western Oregon and. western Washing
ton, "v-'. :
Temp
I ITAriYi Bar Grain in Washington I
a rrsLT.s. nil a-nnd land. 4 acres under cultivation. 1 acre In wood
lenced ana cross lencea; story ana uau -ruam uuuas painicu wiitie
nisreon nouses ana varas: nice ramiiv orcnarc
full bearing, well at house. In thickly settled
lot;
orchard
good barn, chicken and
rt nnnrlA fruita in
locality. k mile from school, telephone and R. F. D. mall service; 2
miles from R. R. station on Columbia river and 6 miles from Van
couver on good, level road. A bargain at $1,100. Half cash. Balance
to suit purchaser. ....
13 ACRES, sll good land, 8 acres under cultivation, mors easily cleared:
8 -room box house, fair barns, chicken houses, root cellar, etc; all
under fence; well at house; young orchard and line strawberry beds;
M mile from school. In thickly settled locality, 64 miles from Van
couver on good, level road. Snap at 11,100.
81 AC&BS, 3 miles from Vancouver, on fine road; S acres under cultiva
tion, more easily cleared; 11 acres fenced and cross fenced; soma
down timber; B-room box house, 2 barns, chicken houses, etc.; flna
orchard of assorted fruits in full bearing; strawberry beds, etc.; cis
tern and good well; K. F. D. and telephone service; includes ths fol
lowing personal property: Horse, buggy and harness, wagon, Jersey
cow, all farming Implements, household goods, etc.. all for 12,800.
40 ACHES good, rich land, about half cleared, more easily cleared: 4
room box house, good barn, chicken and wood houses; young orchard
of assorted fruits In full bearing; well and never failing stream;
fenced and cross fenced; 2 miles from country town and 9 miles from
Vancouver; Includes following personal property; 8 milch cows, S
heifers, team, harness and wagon, byggy, mower, rake and all farm
ing implements, cream sepsrator, etc; all feed, grain, etc.. 2 bows with
fine litter of pigs, etc. All for $2,800; $1,200 cash, balance can be
Cs ri. n (f
60 ACBES, 20 acres cleared, more easily cleared; 40 acres bottom land
that does not overflow; 4-room story and half house, large frame
barn, chicken houses and yards; fenced and cross fenced: 2 miles from
country lown anu ? wiuut, muuuaa mo iuuuwing
J.4
personal property
several, fine
.2 raiicn cows, s neirers. s neaa or norsss. z sows.
shoats, wagon, buggy, and In fact a full set of farming
inotimontiL cream aeo&rator. with cans. etc.. and all household manAa.
canned fruit, hay, grain, etc All for only $3,700; $2,100 cash, balance
; to suit purchaser. i
Special bargains In suburban tracts and large farms.
163 ACBES, 112 acres under fine state of cultivation, all flna level, land, ,
cleared land fenced and cross fenced Into 10 and 20-acre lots; 23 '
acres slashed and very easily cleared, balance In timber; fine 2-story.
B-room house painted white, modern throughout: hot and cold water, :
eta; windmill with elevated tank; fins large barn painted red: all
necessary outbuildings good orchard of assorted fruits, flna. lawn.
. In thickly' settled community, 200 yards from graded school. mil
from 'common school. 1 mile from country town and 7 miles from
Vancouver on flna level graveled road; one of the finest Improved '
farms, in .the county, Price $15,000; $8,000 cash, balance S years at
C per cent Interest i
Call and get our prlcea If you ara In tha market Wa hava bargains
that oansot be. duplicated. Our places ara guaranteed to be as adver
tised. , -. 'iW.
, THOMPSON D SWAN
crwrEars' BAJTat bxdcu TAjrcotrrca, vrxsa.
aanewinewiaiaiatanvn
Boston. Mass....
Buffalo. .N. Y
Charleston, S. C.
Chicago, 111 ,
Cincinnati, O
Max.
. 40
. 26
. 68
34
86
Denver.
Detroit.
Colo 63
Mich..... 22
Little Rock. Ark... 62
Los Angeles, Cal.. 66
New Orleans. La... 66
New York. N. Y.., 38
Omaha, Neb 24
Philadelphia. Pa... 44
Pittsburg, Pa. 32
Portland, Or 4$
Reno, Nev 64
St. Louis, Mo 36
St Paul, Minn..... 18
Salt Lake. Utah.... 44
San Francisco, Cal. 64
Washington. D. C. 46
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REAL ESTATE TRSFERS
David and Ella Goodsell to Mam
Jeffs, lot 14, diock is, .aai
Portland Heights $ 4flf
Truman and Paulina DeLano to
James W. DeLano, 101 lb, diock
20, Mount Tabor Villa 35s
James A. and Jennie Gray to
Mary Nicholas, lot,!, diock a,
Portsmouth MOt :
John P. Clasaerto Max Otto, east
H of 6 acres beginning at paint
In west Una of Esra Johnson
D L C In center of Foster road. , f SB
F. D. and Mabel B. Warner to
Hyman H. conen, east or iui -!.
block "F." North Irvington. 1,4271
Alice R. snd Henry B. Lewis to t
Francis M. ana Lyaia m. worge. - v
lots 16 and 17, Mount Tabor . , '
Central tract .
F. B. and Ella L. Rutherrora to
H. E. Noble, lot 2f, diock
Arleta Park No. 8 .......... ...
W. S. and Nellie M. Stinson to m.
E. Noble, lot 19, biocie s, iaurei-
9irnnA ......................
William and Johanna Anderson to
Charlotte KODertson, ioi av,
block 20, Point View addition to ,
St Johns
Garden Park Co," to Nlcoiai-ep-.
pach Co., lots 3 V. a aim at,
block S. Garden Park..........
Hans Wlster to Jerry R, Chohaic,
south v. or ioi i, oioca ,
ruthers' addition to carutners
mAAiitn
Grace and William H. Wilson to
O. Akeyson.- lot , oiock , v-vj-
ui am fa fif ................
TO- r nl Kn Inez North to Rich
ard Delch, lot l. diock m, ouui
berry's addition .
C C. and Emma L, Vaughn to Ag
nes A. capies, ioi ai, in
vision lots 1 to 4, blook 19,
Whltwood Court
James. W. Marsh at al. tp Jacoo ,
iosii. soutn a or iov , uw
82. uarutners au.nu w
ruthers' addition .i.;....it .i... I,15l v
C. H. Thompson to Joseph k. ana
Laura L. Marcy, 101a i i n o,
and fraction of lots IS, and 1, ""
Sellwood . 5.0 .
W. A. Cox to Rovella C. Stowe.
lots 1 and a. block f, -Higniana
Prk .i.V .'.'. .....
River View Cemetery.-association .
to Mattnew in. iemmer, lot uf
section 100, said cemetery. ..... fl
J. C and Alice. R. -Ainsworth to
Adolph H. Bauman, Deginnme; at ,
northeast corner of lot 4, block
20, Taborslde, thence north 43.6,
feet, thenca west 100 feet,
thence west ;?10Q feet, thenco
east 100 feet....... IS
Title Insurance ; '& Investment 1
company m Ameui u, nuiiimj
: et at, south 52 feet of lots 7,
8, block 19. Walnut Park....... 2.000
Moore Investment - company to
Joseph T Ennls, west hull! 'Of
;f lots 8, ft, block 4 6, Vrnon ...... (04
Arleta Land company to Joseph
. H. Boon, lot 1$, block 13. Ina
' Park- .......'.......... . US....
River View Cemetery association
v-to Mark Crandall, lot 11, sec
tion 16, said cemetery. i ... .. II)
Richard Williams to A.' Wells, 1
acre, beginning at point In cen
ter of Powell Valley ros'lancl
east Una o Clinton Kelly i.
Alvtn Y.1 and Cordelia Iiea-ii t
Clara M. Badgley, lot 2. tlo. x
' T96. city " 1
Taciflo Title & TruTtT ., ti:t i - ..... .
abstractors, 204-6-6-7 un; L. U-
109
tilt
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178
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aids gaa bills. Portland Gas company.
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