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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY" EVENING; FEBRUARY : 8. 10(W '13 I EGGS TOUCH 24 CEIITS T TODAYS MARKETS Oftlon iTarlcct Is Lower in the South but Local Growers 'Are Just as Deter mined as Ever to Hold for More Money. Ke'ceiptss Increasing., Very .Fast and Some Accumula-. tlons Are Shown. "t Front street feature: ' Kreah salmon very scare. , Eggs ar down to tie. . .. , i Chicken market la steady. "v Grapefruit, demand growing. - Jap orang put on tba ahelf. Two cara cauliflower at lower price. Car. celery In this morning. Hop aaifa at lower valuea. j Lemon market ia down again. . -Mora complication In sugar. -lreaaed moata are better sellers. ' Im Ax Sows to 84 Cent, . Supplies of eggs lit th local market are Increasing - every day and most aalea alone; the atreet are being made today around 14c, with a few as blah aa 160. However, It la not believed the hulk of the arrivals can be moved even at the lower flgur. Mild weather la contributing to the weakneaa of quota tions and the trade expeota the price to reacn close to tha low point of the ivear on the present movement, oior ufa and eastern eggs are hard to move at any price because or the tow values on joeM.iratii., ' - v Calokoa Market Xa Steady. There la a good and steady ton In tha local chicken market. While the Wemand from home houses la not very heavy, shipping call la sufficiently neavy to enable the trade, to easily, clean up Int the value quoted. Some receivers have been trying to obtain a nmner ttmip. than ouoUul and for that' reason (have not been able to dispose of the Supplies ao aaally a those who are Willing to let go at the price listed by trha Journal. For finer dressed tur keys there remalna a good can at print lui a.iuaa- hut noor siock is uiru iu ui lmn f at mi flrur. Thar remain L ai. AmmmrA fnr ducks, hut valuee are liot so high as tney were a irw uj - uraDsznui vrauwa am Than la a. rrnvln demand In ' this narket for grapefruit and at the tho itmtt annnllaa am nulte small. Better utocks are expected by th trad within be next few daya Jan oranges are hard to move at any rlce, because of the fear or in iraoe hat tney are lnieciea wun t .it..... The feat that the govern- nent Is , compelled to f umlgata every ox that comes from the orient Is one f the depressing reawire in ini imu. hia um lack of demand 1 shown all vr thm Pacino ; coaat. one firm assert- ng that It refused to take tne oranges (I tne wnarr docsuso oi unuauimj uality. California tangerine are fast -.king the place of the foreign rruiu h home article la of good quality. A ar la said to be due today. Two cara of cauliflower arrived In rom Los Angeles this morning In quite ood shape. On aecouqt of the better upply the market here Js about lOo twcr. A car or ceiery omv m .iu ;he same place during toe morning. GRADUAL INCREASE ; IN THE APPLE DEMAND Th call is getting e ' more in '' the better .'There ls! a gradual Increase e In the demsnd for apples, but e - prices are showing lit US chng- e) mors and grades. '1, 4 . believe - that th market front', S thiv time forth will reflect a - slightly higher rang of valuea, -. especially for th medium grade 4 stock." H. C Thompson, , of 4 'Davenport-Thompson company. wood, lOcOlt achi long' wool. 1c II. tt each. .. r m . . TALLOW Prime, per lb, Ic04o; No. I end grease, 1 010. 1 CHITT1M BAKK -. . rralts and - TegrUblea. POTATOES Fancv. eOOTSO- aell- Ing: buying. Willamette valier, O068oj I much a eaetern Multnomah and ClacTtamas, 66 I Ontario, V uc per cwij sweeis, mo, ONIONS Jobbing Dflce. tt.00AI.15: buying, spot, 12.60; garlle, 7o per lb. - APPLKS Select. 1.0; fancy IL7S. choHe, I LI 5 1,60: ordinary, tOcOtl.00. VT I? Q I VDTTITd a. AA & nJitDl inuitovniiii ..... O1-60: bananas, 6 lb; lemons, ttO4.60 box: llmvai Mexican ( per 100: pineapples, 1404.10 dosen; pears, fan cy. ll.tQ01.7i; oidlnary. 1 a box; tan- rerinea. i.7 a box; Jap oranges, 4U0 Oo a box; persimmons, $1.76. VEGETABLES Turn I Da new. BOA IOol sack; carrots, 60o per sack; beets. C607IO per sack; parsnips, Itooil; cab bage, ' IScIU6: tomatoes, . California, JJ.su; ; norma, peans, 100; cauji- local, 78oO$l; peas, 10c; horseradish. Do. lb; artichokes, OOcOtl-00 dot: green onions, io aoseni peppers, lie; not- LONOOIIilPPlEfMT HAD. BETTER REELING The London sppl market Is thus re viewed by W. Dennis Son of Covnt Garden market under date of January "There Is practically' no change te record In the apple situation today as compared with that ruling at this Ume last week when we addressed you our ! circular, tm demand ror large number one fruit Is a very active one at full prlcee; that Is to say, Baldwins, imuini Bna qpies an in in neign cor hood of lOe and number one Golden STOCKS SHOW wr LOSSES Brooklyn Rapid Transit Drops Off 2 34 Points Rest of List Down. STOCK MARKET LOSSES. Kussetta about this price also. There I however, a very wide margin of r rices between number one and number wo fruit. Moet of tke fruit that Is here has to come tinder the description of 'small.' Nearly all the Nova Scotlan fruit anawers to this deacrlptlon and also of what Is coming from I. ma that on a'rwuls of fhla rlaaa the market ha no ohanca to rlaht Itself and keeps In about tha ssme nosltlon. "Box fruit la doing a little better and Will, we think, now continue to advano gradually in price. "There I an urgent demand her for pears, and during the paat week for IE 1 Amalgamated Bugar Colo. Fuel Brooklyn People's Oas U. 8. Steel .... do Dfd U Atchison 1 a 0 14 A. Praelter ,...t N. V. Central . C V IMIMMlll ..1 ..1' ..1" Anaconda .... Canadian .... L. & N Missouri Pac. Penns. ...... Read In c Kor-k Island . 8. P 1 Ht. Paul U. P 1 & W 1 C. & O U New Tork. Feb. 8. The stock market suffered today from a lack of confl uence ana tnere was general depression wiruugnoui mo nu 1 ne maraot opened market oulte Dhenomenal nrlces have J"11 ",uAd7.',ut b,Rn t0. loae soon af- been obtainable. r I r ana i ion continued weak during "We can advlae the trad to ship number one bright stock Baldwins, Oreenlngs and Spies, for. which there Is a ready, market at .satisfactory pnc house lettuce, $1.2E4 box; cucura so dosen bunches: eggplant, isa uo alary, t.B0 crte; cranberries, eastern. bera, hothouse, 11.26 dosen; radishes. celery. d$X sprouts, to per lb. aroqarUs, STats, Xta. SUGAR California and Hawaiian Cube, 8; powdered, $6.H6; berry, 15.66; dry granulated. 6.; XXX gran ulated, 6.4o; com. a., I&.B6; extra a., 16.16; golden G., 16.05; D. yellow, 64.96: beet granulated. 15.45: bar rels, lto half barrels, sOo; boxes, 66 advance on sack oas la (Above prices ar 10 days set cash quotations.) , MONEY 11.00 par crate. . usaavB-raosage pranas, nuig SALT Coarse Half around. -100a 111.60 per ton: 60s, 114.00; table, dairy 60s. tls.OO: 100s. $18.76; bale. $1.00; : COPPER SHARES III THE BOSTON MARKET I (Furnished by Overheck A Cooke Co.) Boston, eo. s urriciai prices: Adventure .... t Aiiover Atlanta 11 ft Bingham 6 caL ft necia.au Copper Range -11 Daly West ...11 Glron 1H Old Dom. ,i..it Osceola 811 uuincy ...... .i rlnity 14 H Dom. Copper.. 1 a Ely Gold Hill 1 Greene Coroner 8H Michigan 11 Vi North Butte ..47 Nevada Cons... . Shannon 11 Victoria 4 Butte Coal ...IS tne rest of the short session. For Haturday the sales were quite fair, toUl transactions being 434,500 shurea or a greater amount than during the iuiib iHiniun vi anuay. Today's bank statement was rather complicated Inasmuch as It lncludej the condition of all the trust companies as well as regular membera It has no btibci upon tne market because It was not mad public until after th ciuaina. ana siaiemeni was, however, not the most favorable hran. n i uwmna oi ivi,oi,oou in the reserve, a small decrease In the deposits and an iui;h ox .o,oo,oyu in loans. poolroom mi WILL BE PASSED 7ft$ DDipc np upijhiii F.nrrS? ?.:::At Council Committee Recom- mends Measure Which Will Be Taken Up. 100S. 111.00. (Abov Dricea annlv to sale of leas wan car lots. Car lots at special prices suDjeci o xiurtuauonaj tuuo imperial japan, no. l. o; no. tUdiic: New Orleans, head. 7o: AJax. 6c Creole, tc BKAN8 flmall white. t4.ZI; large White. 14.10: Dink. 14.10: bavou. 11.8U: Lima. 14.60: Mexican reds. 4 Ho. NUTS Paanuta Jumbo, la TMtr lb: Virginia, tt&o per lb: roasted. Bo per lb; Japanese, 34 6 Ho; roasted, tHo per lb; walnuts, California, lto per li; pin nut, lto per lb; hickory nut a, lOe per lb) braall nuts, lto per lb; fil bert. Ita per lb; fancy pecans. XOOlOo per lb: almond. 14c Keats, risk ana rrorlslons. DRESSED. MEATS Front street Hogs, fancy,' 7c lb; ordinary, 4Hc; SHARES 0 rresh Balmon Zs Very gcaro. Tfeara ta mora in considerable scarcity 0 -,.niu. nf fiwah a&lmon. but the T r". . . ..I. ..A wain, I 1 . . . 11 li. . i Run of glllnet smelt 1 better, but7jjgc per lb; mutton, fancy, 11c per lb. ,..nt.. ia varv noor ana prices mmi haub. balum. Jtxu. fortinn.i Dim .intai,il at ? a pound. I (local) hama 10 to 11 lbs.. liLo oar lb: n.....i mui. at all kinds are find-IU to 10 lbs., lie per lb: 18 to 20 lba. hg a better demand In the Front street 1 12c; breakfast bacon, 15Hi2Ho por Krketa because of the lignter arriv-iio; pieties. o per id; cottage roiL 190 ha there and In the tockyards. seat per lb: regular short clears, smoked. San Francisco. Feb. 8 Closing prices: Sandstorm l4c. Red Tod Kxt. 16c. Columnla Mt. 23c, Jumbo Ext. 63c, Sil ver Pick tic. Black Butte Ext. 4c. At lanta 17c, Great Bend 46c, Florence 14.67. Dlam. B. B. Con. 13c, Comb. Fraction 82c, Red Hill !c. Tiger 15c, fellow Rose tcA, Cons. 16.12. BULLFROG DISTRICT. Llge Harris lc. TONOPAII DISTRICT. Ton Nevada $5.60, MacNamara 8 8c, 1 a as ij v. r , mi iu, VIUIIIOI V. V WMI W -7mi. ----- - , - - . S aTv v -v avi UV large, H4jvc lb; veal, extra, tf DVac; Ton Belmont ii.kz, iNorrn Mtar i.e. Jim I morals and Is expected to act as a graft L.I i. .I irannd HO a DOUnd ni Vav-a , r a. Lemon market is somewnai tth laraer supplies. Best stock here mglng between t3.26 and ta.60 a case. Sugar Situation acor Oompuoataa if. market la even more com hiait than ever sine tne aavance k te ouoted In all grades except .tne per ib: 6a 12 He per lb L..I.1 v.4l htf Tha Journal Veiter'lnar IK at..m rm.iArA in. Ill- vw. . , .--.u. ........ Ava. uvr per lb: unsmoked. lOo per lb: clear Decaa, unsmoxeo, loc; smoked, lie; Union butts, 10 to llo lb; unsmoked, 12o per lb; smoked llo per lb; clear bellies, unsmoked, l2Ho per lb; smoked 11 Ho per lb: shoulders. 10c: ner lb pickled tongues, 70o each. lAMJAii uakv Kettle laar, 10a. 12Ho 12) Butler 46c. SCATTERED DISTRICTS. Nevada Hills, $3.16, Pittsburg Silver Peak 1.2f, Eagles' Nest 26c. LIVESTOCK IS DULL ON SHALL ARRIVALS Ho per lb; 60-lb. tins. 10S. 11HO compound, 10s, r.,ui hrt1H hv The Journal yester fiy. The latter-were quoted 6c lower, Hp; 6s. 11 hinh nuts the price at tho same height Ui20 Der lb. Ii regular beet 20o under the regular FISH Rock cod. 12 He Ibj flounders, me. Inasmuch as the special brands lto per lb; hallhut, lOo per lb; striped -e said to be exactly- the same as the bass, lto per Ibr catfish, lie per lb; sal- irular brands, tne xraoe puiwiuiS niua, cuiouua, xc; Bteeiiieaa, 120 em in prererencc v I f"4 .. vuii, u, uarrwgs, name. Beet sugar men are very much Sc lb; soles, 7o lb; shrimps, loo per raised over the action of thecane lb: perch. 6o per lb; tomcod. llo per lb; .n im nnttina their Quotations down, I lobs. era. zso per lb.; fresh mackerel. 8a lid It ! oulte likely that this cut will per lb: crawfish, !5c per dosen; etur- k met later by one on beet. However. n, H0 per id: DWck Dasa , 10c per a ma vaninv n it'll way liih v.o.a ivt ewaawa esauv a w sv blj . VjUI u hi ma ill Jump after being rejeased from the ;melL 7e black cod, 7 Ho lb; crabs, V I fl.oospl.oo dosen. I Today 1907 ., 1904 ., 1905 .. Hogs ...126 DO 0 . Cattle Sheep 100 60 . 207 Membera of the health and police committee of the city council this morn ing recommended that the poolroom ordinance be passed and the measuYe will probably be taken up at Wednes day's council meeting and become a law. The chief provisions of the new law are that nt Minn, n n ih. A i a Yellow I shall be permitted to frequent poolrooms UOlu. I a.nd that all minora ahnll after 10 o'clock af night The pool rooms will be compelled to close at the same hours as saloons, 1 o'clock a. m. This Is considered one of the best ordinances yet drafted for the city's morals and is expected to act as a graft preventive ox crime among young boys. Many lads have been arrested in Port land In the past few month for petty thieving and robbery whose downfall could be dlrecUy traced to the pool rooms. The boys bocame so infatuated with the games and associations found in the poolrooms 'that they soon took to stealing In order to secure money with which to pay for their games. Some of them even went so far In their efforts to illegally gain money that they held up pedestrians and entered houses. Attention was called to the existing evil by The Journal. The Congress of Mothers, the Woman's club and the Council of Jewish Women also took the matter up and councilman Beldlng framed an orainance along lines which were approved by the representatives of inese organisation. i r -AMERICAN BANK ITEM To Depositors of Oregon Trust The Evening Telegram Alone Is responsible for disturbing peaceful conditions. Personally I am ready, and have been for a month', to carry out to the letter every-promise I have made. iThe German-American Bank will more than make good its part as soon as Mr. Reed and Receiver Dev lin secure their associates and the approval qf the court. The attitude of the Evening Telegram is in elegant at this time. Everybody should boost since the court has signed the order. Only the dirtiest kind of a knocker would speak ill of the project or those making it possible. The Telegram may own and run Oregon, but yours truly is unincumbered. Respectfully, .aiajoL-. L. J. WILDE. J, SCHOOLS will ran Grammar School Graduates to Enter Higher Grade Number 300. ME- OYSTERS Shoal water bav. ner nl. Price paid shippers are less Ion. 11.50: per 10p-lb sack, $5.00; Olym- the following I Front street sells at 1 a. T naaaa no i A tthl 1 r T - - i ma ror tra linn is in rvat iavik Aw gular commissions. l.l&iirKala 1, 2 i7 Orala, Xlotur and Teed. dosen; eastern In shell, f 1.71 per hun- GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, vc; large area. ts: small lots. & I v,kib nnrasneu. per oox.. ii.e; WHEAT Traca prices uuo, sac; i rasor ciams. si.uu per oox: ioo per ao. d Kusslan. SOc; Diuestem, etc; vai nnRN wnoia. ssi: crirnnu. o ion. tjatjt.-itvNbw Feed. 126 cer ton: lied t288i; brewing, ft v. RTR-4bi ner owu n ivrNi Ptoducera nrlce No. hihlte til per ton; gray, 22S.tO. X UvWa a a- m"- mY " a, 5t straights, M.B8: exports, 8.0; llev. l4.S004.oo; granam, 4.60; laa tl MILL STUFFS Nominal Bran, 125 126 ton; middlings. 3W3ij' snorts, tllamette valley, fancy 116: ordln y, ill; eastern Oregon. 117, mixed, nmiia.fio eiover. mnii arrain. o12; cheat, $1012; alfalfa, 112 Paints, Goal OU. Etc, ROPB Pure manlla. 14c: atandard. UUc: alaaL lOJic. COAX. OIL Water white, tank. lJUc: case, ISHc; headlight, case. 20c; Elane. cases. 28c: Eocene, casea 2114c gallon. v GASOLINE 86 deg.. cases, 24 Ho per gai, 11 on uuia, iso par gal. BENZINE 86 deg., cases. 25c per gal; hoi wheat 14.75; ry. 6us.. 6.60; TCRPEKTINKln cases. 6o per gal; wooa oDia. ac par sraL WHITE LEAD Ton lota 7b nar Iht " .luu,..,i"u "i'.. I" V, .1 101. bo per id; less lots, Shke. &L.'itoJV&hT. W1RB 'e.ent basis at3.10. Portland Union Stockyards, Feb. The entire livestock market la firm not very brisk owing to he genera smallness of receipts. There Is 1 greater demand for hogs than there are arrivals but prices recently reflected this .condition. Cattle are firmer but prices are showing no change. No sheep arrived and quotations In that line remain nominal. A year ago today all lines were quoted firm at unchanged values: Official yard values today: Hogs Best stuff, $5.36&r60; stock era and China fata $4.605.00. Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers, $4.354.B0; cows and heifers, $3.36 3.50; IbullS, $2.00. Sheep Beat wethers, $5.756.00; Iambs, t6.00(8i6.2B; ewes, $S.005.60. JOE EPSTEIN BOOKED FOR REFORM SCHOOL FIRST CLASS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS PRI EOF PRODOC E Bnttar, Sggs and Poultry. JBUTTER FAT F. O. Portland at. eream. 100: aour. sto. IiitttTKR Extra fancv fresh cream. . 79i anoy D"t ciiuici, iWOC; Unary, Hi o; oes storage, zttJ8Uc; nnrt eraae. zdc; store, sva a pouna. Haas -Extra fancy. . candled, 24 V4c: eastern storage, 110 aozen. IJHEESE New Full cream, flat,' Via pr id; soung Americans, 170 per POnL-'RT Mixed chickens. 1JU B per lb; fancy hens, 11 13 Vic per lb; isters, 01a, ivc; iryera, iBiDO id; Uers, ( ) per lb; ducks, ( ); geese, KSfiluo per id; luraeys, aiive, isc lb joe Epstein, who. snatched a young woman's purse a few nights ago, and was captured after an exciting chase with an automobile, Is likely to go to the reform school. He was before Judge Qantenbeln In the juvenile court yesterday, but the case was continued I nlii phiiiaiaaii y IN Vflll LUflril III 'II enable the officers to Inquire Into a 111 iltlll I II Ulllllillill report mat ne nas oeen in the rerorm is vim iiuiiiuiuuvin San Francisco. Feb. 8 Wheat No. 1 California club, ner cental II .fifliM 1.62H: white mllllnir club il.6701.70: white Australian $1.72 1.76; northern bluestem $1.708)1.72; northern club 11.63; inferior grades, of wheat $1.40, (ffl.Ott. Barley No. 1 feed Il.40iffll.42v;. with some fajiey at $1.43; common to fair. aoii.8; Drewing at San Francisco, oowi.ou; Drewing and -snipping at school. They learned today that he has not been there, but thev have rathered evidence of petty larceny against him sufficient to support several new charges. He has been In Portland about two years, but is put of employment and friendless. Norma Rowlee's custody of 8-year-old W. D. Tomlln, awarded to her In De cember, was confirmed by Judge Gan tenbetn. It appearing to his satisfaction that the little one Is receiving proper care. Mrs. Kowiee was convicted witn Essie Watklns and Dorothv Darlington of contributing to th delinquency of a The auditorium of the ne. East Side High school was crowded last night with the relatives and friends of the first graduating class that the school has sent out. Rev. George B. Van Waters, D. D., delivered the address to the graduating class, taking as his sub ject, "Education." H. C. Campbell of the board of education presented the diplomas. Principal H. H. Herdman also delivered a short address. Tho fol lowing received diplomas: English course Edward James Atchi son, Elta Clark, Eva Irene Fortmlllor, Kato E. Hlckllng, Charles Albert Lewis Jr., Robert Lynch McDonnell, Paul R. McKercher, Helen Lois Ostrom. German course Ralph H. Baughman, Lillian Blasen, Mary Alda Burke, W. Homer Marls. The first honor onnlls were: Lillian Blasen, Elta Clark. Eva Irene Fortmil- ler, Kate E. Hlckllng, Charles Albert Lewis Jr., W. Homer ilarls, Robert Lynch McDonnell, Helen Lois Ostrom. TANGLED TOxWUER THREATENS GARDNER Superintendent Gardner of the Boys' and Girls' Aid society has received a letter purporting to be from dmma Bar ton, who is a member of the Tongues of Fire cult warning him that the wrath of God will be visited upon him If he does not return little Edna Singerland to jonn Bingeriana. ner roster father. The latter aays that Judge Frazer was S, - - - - r " .V... "w r " r 1 - - - 1 w uicniui mm Biui'i""K ui 1 nf cnntrlhutlna- tn th dAllnmioncv nf al "e laiior aays uibi juage V razer Was sse 1718o lb; squabs, $2.65 dosen; Port Costa, $1.62S1.674; chevalier, minor and the cust warned before his death, but anna. doa: dressed, nouitrv. 1 u I truKfti hk iwnniinr m m,,iii minor anq tne custoay or me -year-oia 1 ... . , ,., i 11"' keons, 81.26 doa; dressed poultry, li qper 10 nianer; wiiu geese, utig aox : nops. wool ana suass. 10P3 1907 crop, first prime, 60; mi, Ottc: meaium 10 prime, o mo: IUIUUI, VIU'VU IW vv, aImVAO lo; niracis, iiruo, ivqiuoi hVOOL 107 clip Valley, . 11018c; Ftern yregon, iivivik, iiujta ury niaea. iinvisa id: green. 00; caives, green, oj tci . Kips, so nuns, green sail, sepio id tl.66fel.86. according to nualltv Butter Fresh extra California. S9Uc: firsts, 26 c; seconds. 22 c. Storage, California extras. 23c:. firsts. 22c: sec onds, tie.- Eastern extras, 23c; firsts, 22o; seconds, 21c. Ladles eastern, 20c; ursts, inc. Eggs, per dosen Firsts. 25c: sec onds, 13e. Eastern extras, 15c; firsts, 14c; seconds, Jo. ' New cheese California flats, fnncv. 13c: fk-sts. 13c. California vounn America, fancy, 14a; firsts, 18 c. Btor- h; , short, wool. 8gcQ4Qc; meaium, w pSufoes-Per ' cental; flallnas Bur- by Mayor Co was a problem before the court over six months ago. At that time the youngster was given to the Boys' and Girls' Aid society, but later Mrs. Rowlee was per- iniuea to lane mm. PEACEFUL TOW LOSES ONE 0FICER The Indefinite suspension of Officer was announced last night failed to heed the warning and the an ger of God descended suddenly upon him. Judge Fraser took Edna Singerland away from tho Influence of the Tongues of Fire cult after a court hearing in which It whs shown that the health of tne cnua was anoui to oe wrecked. She was placed in the care of an outside iamuy. wnere ane remains. Tne letter to Gardner is evidently an effort te frighten him Into action to have th cnua returned 10 ner roster parent. DP TRADING LIVELY By Harry U Hart. , - ' j There - has been, considerable business In th local hop market during th past - week In fact e we -have alone purchased upward . of 1,200 bales in th stat dur ing that t time. Th highest . price we have paid has been So, ' and this ; was only for on lot Th t general market ruled be- tween ,JiJH.JrIllnostl.;fX th sales around v "th former " fignr.', banks, 76cftl.00; Lompocs, $1.0001.10 Oregon - Burbanks, - 76c$1.00; river reduce expenses and the feeling that In wanes, rancy uc (oc: ao., cnoice 40c SOo: early rose, $1.10i.80;river reds. oes. 12.6OOZ.75 for crates: Onions 1 allow danvera. 2.JSHi.Xn. Oranaes. Per box Navels, til hint 2.25, with, some fancy at $2.50. i Market Day a Success. (Special 1 DlspSteb to Th JaoroiLl Pendleton. Or.., Feb.. a. Tha kannnd market day Is proving a great success. Five hundred people are In the city. Stbck la selling well, r The aalea will probably amount to over $5,000. , . - Steelbead Salmon ': Ron. (SneeiaL rlRatch to Tba JanrnalA Hooulam. Waah Feb. 8. The run of Steelhead salmon Is ' now on and some good catches are being made, although not equal to, those of tha sam - time last year. ...... Couch of St. Johns. The only imiDGHAM KTLLED reason assigned wae that of a desire tol ",JL ' . reduce expenses and the feeling that In WIFE. JURY FTNDS the present peaceful stat of the town f XJXxllO one officer could be dispensed with. The feeling prevails generally that In ' (Special DUpatch to The oornaii suspending Alien at tnis time the mayor I Chehalls, wash., Feb. 7. Frank ia bidding for the support of the 'Vide-1 Brldgham. the Napavlne wife murderer open" element In the coming city elec- was yesterday found guilty of murder tfon in Anrll. With Whom Allen la auMlln tha flrat itanu Fh. to have made himself very unpopular two hours and took three ballots. Bridg- V ar V 4 m arfnris Ar I a TAT mV fmianan A I j.aT.u t . . 0 nam s aeiense was msanitv. Ha n defended by Gus L. Thacker. Prosecut ing attorney N. K. Harman conducted the case for the state. by his efforts at law enforcement New Incorporations. Salem. Or.. Feb. 7. Articles nf In. corporation have been filed In the office of the secretary 01 state as foilows: Oregon-Wlsconsln Lumber company; principal office, Portland, Oregon; capi tal stock, $700,000: incorporators, Lewis Montaomerv. E. W. Rinar. A. M. atnn. dall and Russell E. SewalL ..' . Moro Hardware ft implement com pany; principal office, Moro, Oregon: I commenced on the streets. capital stock, $20,000: Incorporators, L, I The -matter Is before a committee R. French. Georae TB. Thomnaan and Iwhlch . will rannrt at in arlv maAtlncr Alary Tbonpsoa,. - ' , , oi th counclt , r St. Johns Needs Bock Crasher. The St Johns city council Is enter taining proposals from several road machine and rock crusher manufactur ing concerns relative to purchase by the city of some such machine In order that active paving operations may be Graduates from th grammar schools that have been assigned to th high schools for the first semester of the school year of 1907-8 will number nearly 800. This is half the number that will be assigned to the already crowded high schools during the year of 1908 Had the East Sid,? High school been delayed another year or two there would have been meager accommoda tion for the host of students. Residents and property-owners In Al blna believe they have not acted any too soon In asking for bonds to build another big high school building on the Patton tract, for It could be used to great advantage at "resent. Juvery part of the city adds large numbers to the hlsh schools every half year, while the number that graduates and leaves the school Is much smaller In comparison, The principals of the different city scnoois are reporting to city superin tendent Rlgler the number and name of the graduates aa rapidly as possible. Those not yet reported are from the SeUwood school, the Portsmouth school, the Clinton-Kelly school, the Thomp son school, the Terwllllger school, the Arleta school, the Hawthorne school and th Highland school. Following are tne names of the graduates irom the schools reported to the superin tendent todav: Ladd school Roland Bristol, Vivian Browning. Frank Buckley, Donald Bun nell, Richard. Case, Claude Chatterton, WUlle Chrlstensen. Ivan Clarke. Alice Cooper, Tillie Drey, Ray Durllng, Jen nie Hays, George nermann, Edgar tier ter. Hasel Loewlg, Helen Patches, Rob ert Schults. Wilson Schiffer. Ted Stiles, Armond Strohecker, Edward Weir. Shattuck school Frieda Boehl. Pearl Burrow. Vern Calway. Edward Cohen, Maybelle Falrc..les, Mabel Goldstein, U.Un T . . , V. 111 n I I I . mir u maun fluid XUilliail, uoi.II Maney, Charles Newcastle, Adolph Neu, Henry Ockley, Henry Pearcy. Rose Tlr.tt IPaltK ntilnn Ua.lln Qnt,.. Una. A j. H.v.a uiHU .1. c , v . 1 , .. 1 ,u, V, ... ....... Schank, John Zlmpelman, Henry Angell, Walter Bell. Earl Davis, George L. GUnes, Hilda Kafka, Lester W. Keenan, Gladys Metcalf, Margaret Ring, Lloyd Robinson, Willie Scherr, Joseph L. Tur ner, Lenora Wilson. Falling School Mabel Adams, Freda Dangle, Marl Gingrich, Iva Carter. Bernlce Harry, Jennet Hancock. Edna Harbough, Mabel Harding, Francis Healy, Arlta Morton. Florence Porter, Wlnnlfred Randall, Marguarlte Salmon. Evelyn Baylor, Amanda Sm id t, Sarah Westerman, Carl Anderson, Sam Arbith not, Peter Bue, Harry Bue, Arthur Hartman, Norman Matschlk. Lloyd wrigni. Pearson, Ruth Peterson, Jessie Pottage, Lillian Rowe, Lewis Spltzenburr, Clay Waldron, Florence Webster. Gerda Wil son, Clarence Thompson, Eldon Suck now. Brooklyn school Arilla Cook. Henry Johnoon, Eva Klnsey. Hilda Llpkey, Frieda Roeschle, Herbert Taggenscll, Eldon Trogen, Bernlce Urban, Theresa Wedek. Rosa Wise. Atkinson school Lillian Cohen, Graoe Covell, Sylvia Goets, Mabel Jones. Mar garet Keegan. Lai Law, David Mullln, Howard Nelson, George Olson. Stella Richardson, Madeline Roberts, . Anna Waaner. Lena Waaner. wood lawn school Lillian Baker, Ma bel Barnes. William Bnraard Rose El wood, Myrtle Gregory. Josephine Haines, May nannon, Mabel J. Maybeu Johnson, Nettle Kublk. Pearl Kublk. Glennle Lert, John Mack, Walter Morgan, Edith Schmorl, George Smith, Asher Speler, Arthur Woodcock. Lents School Mildred Allen, Burton Beegle, Eva Blschoff, Clarence Blschoff, T3..,fr. Ill' Lata,. .Jn m I It.n 1 n A n . u.m. mel. Opal Hand. Joe Heald. Carol Hogue, ,tnei jeirery, Arinur morrii. Mount Tabor School Bylvia cracK nell, Jeanette Lacey, Nina Little, Jack Maddux William Martin. Viva Ostbye, Capalln Perkins, Ethel Sleight, James West, Ethel Slight, James West, Harold Bharp. . . . ... . . Holladav tscnooi uiyae Aitcneson, Arthur Axclson, Winona Brassier, Kath erlne Campion, William Clancy, Minnie Clancy, Elsl Dlttrlch, Elsa Fellows. Oscar Framsen. Katharine Galvin. Myr tie Gram, Florence Johnson, lorayce Jnhnnnn. Gore Maxwell. Leila Mo- Carver. Clara Clare Miller, Erene Mor gan Gertrude Mowre, Matilda Nelson, Vida Povey, Cora Rosenkrans. Frank Russell. Pauline Weeks. Blodwen Wil Hams, Ella Wilson, Stanton Wisdom. 1 IOt r . r- ilOIITEITIETS 10 Park Board'Declines to Give Extra Sum Granted Su perintendent by Council. Ockley Green School Florence Con nlff, Lloyd De Linn, Gladys Duckworth, Anna McAllister, Amanda t'eterson, Harlan Popplno, Sadie E. Smith, Mabel Shaw, Florence Schneider, Cora Ven nerstrom. Holman school Edward Bennett. The odore Burkhart, Isabella Faulkner, Rosa Krattlger, Jamie Llchtenthaler, Clifford Lynch, Grace McClelland, Sadie Mc Laughlin, Martha Vincent, Hilda Wer rln. Gladys Woodworth. Grover Wrenn. Chapman school George Blackburn, Mary Hardy, Chester Hugglns, Clifton Irvln, Rudolph Kalllo, Agnes Lawson. Eugene Minor, Rebecca Neefus, Naomi Nelson. Stevens school Llta Buckman, Mayo Burkman, Mary Doran, Irvln Koch, Jo hanna Larsen, Susie Nail, Henry Pfaen der. Llla Pio. Sunnyslde school Bellrote Adcor, Ines Bents,. John Davis, Efford Dye, Ralph Emerv Dye, Alfred- Hine, Elmer Ivy, Ralph Ivy, Le Roy Johnson, Fred erick Miller, .Vera Powers, Callie Ran kin, Herbert Smith, lone Stipe, Pearl Wait George Walling, Lulu William son, Enls Hlckok. - Couch school Abble Black, Alfred Biles, Ina Dean, Dorothy Goodhue, Ruth Jarvis. Walter Johnson. Elsie Johnson. Hasel Johnston, Lawrence Levy, Rich ard Lioisteot, Ariei Mcwueen, jsowin JUVrWU, aM&Jluil . mill, WVUiVI Q Reed. Amy Rothchild, Cathleen Bealy, Charles Taylor, Irene Wilson, i Williams Avenue achool Ethel Barksdale. Mary Brown, Alice ' Burke, Margaret Cauley, Robert Crooks. Clyde Farmer, Richard Frlauf.- Marl Garrett Essie Gilbert James Gleaaon, Theodore uuiUBWuur am-rmrm aimmuiu - TTVIlIflK ton Hooker, Guy Kennedy, Lois . Ladd, uernic iaxm. oiaays iautners, Maine Lesslnr. . . Katheryn Martin., Ernest Nordntrom, .- JuaillUL , Parker, . Frldoff Membera of the park board refused to grant th Increased salary provided for by the council for Superintendent Mon telth and he will remain on the city payroll at $110 a month Instead of $125. The board showed a tendency to cut down all expenses for fear of running over the appropriation of $68,000 al lowed by the council because of the condition imposed by the council com mittee several weeks ago. At that meeting the council acted Informally and agreed to allow $2,500 for the annual salary of the new super intendent Ernest Miscne. provided the board kept within the appropriation of $68,000. The board agreed to this hut already finds itself Dushed for money and only close figuring, will enable the members to run through the year on the small allowance made by the coun cil. An Instance of this was shown In the disposal of the recommendation of Su perintendent Montelth that topographi cal surveys of the city parks should i be made and tbe maps forwarded to Olmsted Brothers, Boston, for recom menuatlons as to proper grades to be made In decorating the park. This Item amounts to 1,230. The board decided to cut out the ap- Sroprlatton until after the arrival of Ir. Mische to determine whether he could do the work asked for. The board received a letter from the Playhouse association thanking the board for Its cooperation In providing playgrounds for children. The letter was recommended to be placed In the annual printed report of the city. It dwelt upon the work done In 1907 and revealed the fact that the average daily attendance at the playground was 80. while the nationality of th children covered a wide rang from Indian to ..r. Chinamen. .. A bill of $24 was received froni th''' Royal Bakery company for stal bread which tne company claimed was sold -J, to the city in December for th anl-"''" mal at the city park. Superintendent ' Montelth contended that the bread was''!' given to the olty and upon that tinderi standing accepted It The board voted - to send the company a copy Of the superintendent's letter and asking the'"" company to send a personal representa- ' ; ' tive to attend the next board meeting,. u when the question will be disposed of, rr DISAGREEMENT IN ; BER WASHER CASE i f. 0 M ' (Special Dispatch to The Josraal.) . 4, Oregon City. Feb. 7. Th Jury In tha n case of Ben Berwasher, th Canby liquor"." seuer, accused or selling liquor to mi-; ' - nors, returned into court yesterday with a report of disagreement They stood v eight for conviction, four for acquittal.- The case goes over to th April term. or OAZAXOOVS Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc 5 Address J. J. BUTZER SEEDS DSP. Am 188 rmbxn n. "Open All lheTimc" ABSOLUTE SAFETY! OFFERED DEPOSITORS No Interest paioh commercial accoula ot daily balances. ; . ; e 4 INTEREST ? Paid on Term Savings Accounts. By the x bid gold tried and tested German- American Comer Sixth and A!df 8U. " Opposite OrefonlM . a :vSt:- V: i. 44 i R E MOVED! I OVERBECK & COOKE COMPANY f To 325 Chamber of Commerce Cuildin WE DO' A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS IN V J ' ' . .. STOCKS AND BONDS. T. v REFERENCES All Stock Excharges and Banks. ' 5 t'