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Newspaper Page Text13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, RtDAY! EVENING, MARCH 27, 1908. - PAINTING AND PAPERING -wi X 6 CUY LKR PAINTINa, PAPER hanging ami tlotlnfr. Price to suit th time. ; plipn Pacific 1103. 9th' and lilt. ha . . ' riUCflcAL AlK'riiH. PAPERiUNd- r, decorator, wanta your work; cheap-' er than the shops: satisfaction guaran tees. , i. o. liox 74, " i-AlNWNdv At'tuklM. KALsoklN lng W., Johnson, 129 , tb at. Main I7. FOR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT, rail P. A. fMane. R 1096. 104 Union av. FAINTING AND -PAPER HANGING. Phon East 1866. - V PRINTING SI6HTSWARSHPS FAR 001 AT SEA Movements! of Fleet Puzzle Captain of Bark Cornil ' Bart a1" $$ EXPECTED TO GET uubhci eing., eorner tn ng Morrison. MOUkMS PR1NTKRV MOVED TO 148 6th at, op p. Meier A Frank'a. ViiiLBEh) ilHoa, PRINTERS CARDS. pmneaos. ic Main' 186. 146 1st NEWS OF BATTLE PROTECT OUR IDEA WB CAN patent It Moulton ft Scobey, attor neys, bo Columbia bldg., Portland, Or. J. J. H 1 KS H H El M ER. 227 WASH. ST. patent and pension attorney. patents; cop yRraiiTS. a. j. mat- ter. 618 Commonwealth bldg. REAL ESTATE French Cement Carrier Arrive From Antwerp After One of Stormiest Voyage on Record Open for Out ward Business. upon-whloh, th,. whole world, had. Ha yea. and wa therefore much surprised when ha . discovered . a squadron, ma neuvering about no far from land. Without refarrinar to the "hiP'S log. Captain Zoonekynd tatd thin morning that he believed It waa on February 1 havsla-hted the warships off the coaa of Chile about 1.000 ml lee from ahore, Bo far aa Captain Zoonek.vnd could aea there were 11 vessels In the fleet, two of them preceding the nine that eteamea ahead almost abreast. The fleet' move ments led him to believe that there waa war brewing- somewhere on the facinc. The Cornil llart la anchored In tin stream, until a berth can be secured for her. Sho Is ODen for outward buatnasa so mat mere are now six aisengagea wln ... ........ , . 1. - f .. . Pk. PArnll nitiujDiiiiiini. in ma iivci. A iiv Bart haa been here before, but Captain Zoonekynd visits Portland for the first time. his command or unman la lim ited to "no speak de Engl," but ha expects to be able to converaa more freely with the ahore people before tak ing Departure. EDUCATED HEX ON SHIP. Officer of Steamer Strathblane Proud of Strange Pet. On board the British tramp steamer Strathblane. la a lone ben that the off! cera declare ran do anything but talk and fiilef Officer I tall it auva ha haa After having lost nearly all her sails I an idea that it is only a matter of time In storms of the South Atlantic, the wnen she win be able to mane nerseu w a h I wuaiiiuuu uy utsr temtevio, J. II Pittenecr & Co., til Russell st. Phone K. 4649. Fir I ler Co, French bark uornu art reacneu The Strathblane arrived up yesterday harbor yesterday afternoon with .al afternoon to finish her cargo of lumber cargo of cement consigned to W. P. Ful- for the orient, and the pet chicken at . t. . k K.. ..iv 117 dava to I u,lto auracieu aiiviiuuii, niJccmujf iw It took her only 117 days to caua- of ben? tna onlv one Btruttlng Insurance, loans, real estate. 1 J. W. CUliBKE,' HEAL, ESTATE AND lonns: ratal l 146 Ut room 11. -SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES 8HOWCASES OF 4 EVERY HESCRIP. tloa; bank, bar and store fixtures . trade lo order. The Lutka Mfa. Ca flllK JAM lid 1. MARSHALL MFU. Cot iiuwibb, noiniu, snore ana rixtnres. isw couch st. Pacific complete tha voyage from Antwerp de- about the deck. The officers call her splta tha unfavorable weather, and Jennie, and she responds aa readily to . . , .n I name o nun m. wcii-iraiuau uu. everybody on board waa well. Jennie was picked up at Pesagas, Captain Zoonekynd says he never ran Spain, about nine months airo. when the Into such atorma before and hopes he Btrathblane waa there loading for the I HlVAf PlntM nnrl waa ftuivawl from nAiiiaT will never encounter any worse, " served on the table only because of her isns to see now ..... ri. ..... hM ,h ii h. .mMninl .i -l i. rY-v, u.i nK nf th hlrkw n l . : : . - " . i Col Ulun'"' no """" " ,,7A iniV. loat tneir heaas as the voyage prog till a latitude of Cape. Horn, he declares. ha(, d)sappearedi Jlinn, wa, ao tam. h. U. BIRfiALL. bKSIflNKiR: A.l-T ' ? ,' 'g rUhSr of 'K ih. "1 "t"'g."t " 0" "ad hart mbeTce, T Hamilton bldgT STC dava. Af raldof odroVanmo!h!nrth. hen with such" bad weatheraa to make it Km aff f i an?"m.?"y; wnrlhv air rial rHdiiar mention. DUt It I . i i l l. 1. 1 . VnsTtri. m. vi ficrn niiia. uu. I ......! v I """ .. worKing aDoui me larseat Blan maker, in tha northwr i..V..Lt . .hl. I. ran.M.rt r- """ "uu ,,ola- l "Wf"1 th IAKerett at. Pbona Prlv. MmbrRTcttXilm the crew had companion4 Tripling ae?m. to Home A- HI. . take desnerate chances, moving about i-J,.ml?",on. 1.?.v'uln"!5m." .f the deck, that were swept y broker in weight so'Vhat. he now . as "'r.01'- -SXSJ t.Z " 7 much th veraga barnyard heS. Be- ZZMJZa h.'tnl uM Iw' . lndu.tr.oua layer ah. cnno be but they held and the vessel arrived In ThV Btrathb a'w fl need on'lv about Th wind attained a velocity of fully ov in una an nour. , aesieraay arternoon the oil carrier reached Portsmouth oil tanks with Pilot Turner on the bridge. . Captain Brldgett has been plying on ine coast many yeara and admita hav ing enoountered as bad weather a that oi jnonaay nignt and Tuesday before, i uui ii. uya ii waa snout as rougn a he caies to see It, The wind wa from the northwest most of the tlma and fnat delayed him considerably, o that It took all of five days to make tha run from San Franclaco. . , After diacharvlnr .hnni is Ann rels of oil at the Portsmouth tanks the Asuncion will leave down bound for fn Kranclsco for another cargo. Cap tain Brldgett expect to be back In lea than 19 daya, prhap in a week.-' OHM'S HARBOR NEWS. lira REsoioiioii III GRANTS CASE & 1 ' President Favors -Measures ; to Protect Government , . and Buyers. LALVSOH STOCK N M:h PDCn Mil l . Ill (I I liLIIIIUIII HOG UACKET 15 CEIITS IIIGHEf On Curb Sales, Are Made i at Price Advances With Be T.YSTanadianiPacificr- . ceipt of a Small punch in ' : Moves.. . : TardsTofy, Fifteen lamber Cargoes to Go For egn la Near Future. Aberdeen, Waah.. March i7.Captaln 1th8 rM,,1f nt regarding the Fulton grant , (Waihlog tea Boreaa cf The JoorBL Washington, D. CSm1 March 17 Repre. entatlva HAwley of. Oregon, called at the White House today and talked with Dorn and hi deputy. Mr. O'Brien, have I land . resolution. He urced that if It War at manlA4 V. .k. r..AMin. . M . wen Duty t th customa-houM for the I clause imptJny purchaaers ao a to Vrr. V a lr uirw weens m spiit or tnticreaitj Ganger. . tne- courts would I&CC InaC ZSW t4ftmra ! vtnw AAmln OfinirrilA it mm m aialuaa m k into port Six vessels havs left hers ment's rights and the Inevitable result for lOreiarn COrtS Within tha raai mAnth VnilM fiat tft law nnnwfaaa o"u iur nave come rrom foreign porta, I accusation mat It had retreated at the TiieSe were all Ulniilnmm... iNfl.. I hhent nt th. .rallrnail nntnrtanv 1J. charter have been placed for cargoes I hoped the president Would watch for it 1.1 ii ,OTla' wnicn will be filled I " "menameni or mat Tiature, aitnougn j..w.,u luw mil momn. 'ine Norwegian I wioy waa anxiuua io protect, it poa tramp steamer Rrrli la nnviurf i-lsible. honoet buyers. - Pori -on from 8an '"ranclaoo to take a Th president and he agreed to favor vu ui lumwr. -ine tu vvallacut hu "'" reauiuuuni o db preparea oy tne arrived from Portland. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. JAYNES, JOHNSON CO., fil(3N9 ana caras or all kinds made to order. 1114 4th st Phone Paeinc hit. BIONfl' THAT ATTRACT" p6rT- lano Bign Co.. IT Btark. Pacific ltl. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C O. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE company, office and . commodious 4 atory brick warehouse, with separate - irun rooms ana nre-proo : tiabies, northwest comer ta Pianos and furniture packedfor shipping. Phones Main 66, IMJHIO A-IVVt, OL6EN-ROE TRANSFER CO. Oeneral transfer and storage; safes, pianos and furniture, etc moved, packed and shipped. 20 Oak st. between Front and 1st. Phone Main 647, A-Z247, WAREHOUSE BFACE FOR RENT. OX iraca; gooos stored. Western Storaas a. good shape a. she , left except for the a.ooo.000 feet mo7e to finish h.? cYr'ao! rLth. rnrntin-,, ?h5 ?k opal at the nkers.last night. fell n VSmnanv with a number of bat- I Z"" r'Vlrr".'" lvr "i?w"""T "i "i? Ft"1' tleshlps now believed to have been Ad- to ig Tha f. t M t f thi mlral Evans' fleet bound for Magdalena i"..ril. J,ri ..r.Jhe55I?? uar, wun separate R. v rnln 7innckvnd waa unable to r . V" ' "e iunue proof vault for val- ' , iP , , if. ? . hn?h Vh- ivf-n Polnt Lumber company, near Astoria, irntr of 2d and Pine Kt C? ,. ??Lu ? hu? Ihourh? fmm nd at th mU1" ot the 8t- John Lun irnlture moved and ' ,vDe"e anct'hiwePi Ja C"T- .T Pc'f'?.?'??rt Lum- the general appearance mey werejapa- ber company ia dispatching the cariro. JH" eTTf r,Ttam . ..i Ml1 11 wm f 10 Yokohama, Kobe. Dai: the time that Lncle Ham was sending l ny an(j Calcutta his fighting dogs Of the Sea on . a tour Th. strathblane la In command nf captain Smith. She is one of the fa motis Strath liners and was launched t Port Glasgow about 10 montha iro. ateralae XJnera Due ta An!. ?Vi1 H- E'mo Tillamook... March It Alliance. Cooa Rnv s . . J ...... ... . 1 .11 mo f.r.e5wlr'V00 My. ' March 2 "L" "jzji : juuiokk, curexa ana toos. . .. .March XI I '' ' '-k " jmiunn. department of Justice, aafea-vardlna- bur era for valid consideration, carefully avoiding prejudice to the governments rignis. . The president intimated he would veto any amendment which might , o prej udlce the government It is believed the president will deter- . ' " . , . . , . 411 I, ..i CI . 1 . , . . nenator. nan Pnil,M u.. i. avium tumimni ima oeen causea dt ai- O. W.Elder. San Pedro and 1 way Maroh 1 L'f.".""1 -men'b'ra of congress. xianaiei. Ban Francisco in,n . u i, '"jr. yi i nour ui ne Rose City, San Francisco " V Anrll i nou- have been lobbying on th floor. Anvil t I T . " " A , 1111. ICVIUUVIh JBIi ...April Hawlev ald: - . i . ,u n i u v .a iu APrll ID I !.. 1 v j.rJLi .tn noor 'ormer members, I resent i t hl as I would were any other Roanoke, San Pedro and way Arabia, nrl.nl Nicomedis, orlanf Aleala. orient.... umant.a orient .... .July 1 matter lobbied for"' - yx ban Francisco...., March ii niiiaiiL-c. ioos Hay March M."-.IiiE1,oreI1Iurnook March Hanalel, San Francisco April rcwaier, an Franclaco April 1 .April 2 .April I .April I New ) Tork. ; March 87.Thoma W, there appeared very aotlv bidding for 7?aiy I' :rV:'"V hla Yukoir' Gold : company share onnoos th local. curb. - While the etock wa j06 , not supposed to be delivered until to-l -. morrow, ther were a number of trader I Portland . Union PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ItUN. Hor Cattle. Sheepi 77 810 . 11 J 70 " It 1 l-.ui J06 . loa Btoekyarde, , March -hi " x:ruv--r';;..' L':m-ou.non m m this sale were mad at'17.76 a share al- rie t tY . - " V"" loea the -k.. -.Kit. . ih.' .h.. -,,mK I ,- i -ami ...vh " mvi, im. ..... "nii.iL 1 "'orning ana competition was so keen were over-earor to purchase. - Thl I for .unniu. ,. n forced the price to a . premlurn and many about lTo for the hist . Thla forr though this was l5o above the extreme limit j-awson purchase price went Th .rt . t . , . . . '1 ' . ,non advised hi. people to th; yVrfa todayand wh5i. LiU n .'. toward ' th: close wvvVrF f?rmyVX1vr;,1--ih. ?!? i. price went , to 17.74 bia ana - asxea I interest buvera h.. i7i- J i, with llttl. offered, v.n at, th. latter laiurOT di' rfur. h" Lawson activity permeated the stock ,v .. "' .",".."""wri,na the exchange a well as on Die at an a-tvnV.T.,pre"n ""P Early In th day there- waa " YS hotter of 6 tvolnts in Canadian Pa- .r'V -w"u',i ' n"a a sal at a I UlBllcr I BUKD. trading on the curb. an advance clflc with the Issue selling at 164 aa compared w aay. at gher rana-e. No aheep arrived and that market waa with 14 at the clSslng Thurs- "?.? ""vea " thj th. An.nin i-.nortin wB l "' uncnangaa value. point higher than yesterday. J Sr ''7, F? y .nK" were down The general tock market opened SiJll"0 ot,,ar iln, "rm at unchanged n Sl-FRMISCilflS TO PLAY AT MARQUAfil V Transfer Co.. Ill Hawthorn in ROSE CITY TRANd. to. AI.L Sn" reirl 7 TcPF?lldlSr,0msFflU"! "nd.dom-1od:oBn0 t?TSS res, ta. 1371. J. C Flndley, manager. ard uVestoek. OKEOON TRANSFER CO., lliN. CTH. rck foot of Alder t, Portland; foot Main t. Heavy hauling and storage, of Court t- Th Dalles. Phone Mala INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE at TRAJJcT I PoTtlan-. -rr km.- piorage salt BtarK. Main 407. Columbia River Scenery BEQOXwATOB X-t-TB SXaJCSBa. 'Dally service between Portland and The Dalle, except Sunday, leaving ..1 . rA . t V m . - 4 ar! r. . . Kn I p. m., carrying freight and pa seen sera, Ships Arctic Stream and Nereus De- TROUBLE OVER SAILORS. l-ADDERLY TRANSFER A StORAG! v"., hi n. em. Main 1S86; A-1686. WUOLESALB JOBBERS L M- A- OUN8T & CO, DISTRIBUTORS . OF FINE CIOARB. - PORTLAND. OREGON. EVERDING tt FARRELL, PRODUCHi ana commiasion mercnants. 140 Front at, Portland. Or. Phone Main 17. i OREGON FURNITURE MA.NUFAC turtng Ca Manufacturers of furni ture for the trade. Portland. Or. WA DHAMS CO.. WHOLSKSA LE ORo" cars, manufacturer and commission . mercnants. ttn ana usk sta J-EWIS-STKNGER BARBKKS SUPPLY Co- barbers' supplies, barbers' furnl- Tre. oarperir cnairs. ietn and Morrison. . TUK nm TflM Mm IfWrnilT utrn rr -oak tanners, leather belting manufao Hirers, i-onianq, or.. Bl 1st st BATES-WIGHT CO., CALENDARS. AD-" 1 vertimng noveitie.- lap 6th st .WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS ware. PrseL Hegel A Co.. Portland. ALLEN LEWIS GROCERIES. TRANSPORTATION COOS BAY LINE 1 - Th vteamahlp BREAKWATER leave iroruana we-esaay at a p. m- from I Oak street dock, for Worth Band, Marsn j Held and Coos Bay points. Freight re- ! ceiveo tiu p.. m. on oay or aalllng. l Passenger fare, first class, $10: second I clasa. $7, Including berth and meala. 1 Inquire city ticket office, Third and , Waahlngton streets, or Osk street dock. .. ' aTOBTX FACZrXO BTHAMSHXP CCS Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder Call for Eureka, Ban Franclaco and Los ' Angel direct every Thursday at p. m. 'fflcket offlc 1SS Third .near Alder. In All Its Dealings iHIS bank com bines absolute safety with sat isfactory service and never loses sight of either. . If you have never had a banking home, begin today by opening an account with us. German- American Bank Sixth and Washington . ' Portland, Oregon. Sts., SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 AND UP PER YEAR IN Merchants Trust Building V V SIXTH AND WASHINGTON BEST' LOCATION IN CITY ..MODERN. EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT FOR ROOMS APPLY TO '"'-C-r-v-j.t :'.v '' 'W' - -:' ' ' -.j '; ' i -J . . Merchants Savings & Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STREET tained in the Harbor. Two aalllnaSresaela are heln ilntalneil in the harbor because of trouble over sailors. Both are laden with wheat and ready in all other respects to start out on the long run to the United Kingdom. They are the British ship Arctic Stream and the German ahlp Nereus. i ne Arctic stream is being held up by the immigration officials because Sec ond Mate H. Croach is violently Insane at the Salem asylum. The Immigration officials demand that Captain Dixon de posit enough money here to cover tha expense of having the man deported to hi home in Europe in care of a guard. Captain Dixon hesitates paying the money the amount being several hun dred dollars, on the ground that the mate was not Insane wnen he was paid off. He says he let him go because he was Incompetent. The Nereus Is held up by two causes. In the first place two sailors. Smith and MacKensle, who signed on her the other day, have been spirited away from the windjammer in some mysterious manner, and In the second place one of ine saiiors wno came nere witn tne ves sel from Valparaiso, got away In vio lation of the Immigration law. He had been at the hospital till a few days ago and on the way to the shin made his escape. The Immigration officials hold that in order to remain here the young man must be possessed of $50. whereas he only has $26. They are trying to lo cate him this afternoon. The two Bailors who have disappeared so mysteriously, were signed ; on by Captain Muller without aid of the local snllor boarding-house masters, Captain Muller having decided to save the ex pense of paving tribute if not neces- une or tne men had been stav- Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro . . Senator, Kan Francisco fiureka. Eureka Roanoke. San Pedro art A a ...ii a Arabia, orient ..April IB jNicomedla, orient Mav I A 1 ... i a .I. ........ . v Numantla. orient ........ V.V July 6 I an augmented company, the San Yessela ta or. rrancisco opera company will play a St Nicholas. Am. ah. Astoria - weeks' engagement at th Mar Berlin. Am. ah . . . I nuam Grand theatre. nnenln- -..lr llVJI lllmri: An- h '.V.'.Bt John from next Sunday in "Fantana" The Jorrtanhlil n. .v. ;r. uircionoi rr.n aiim m..i. n J-. ,innton v. iteaicy, nas oeen touring tne south- An5 Thi Fr- Martin s western one-night stands and also hJ til .bk Stream Played an engagement of some length iioche. r r. bk. Mnni.Am..u x- . I l f . n .i .... un.i. .t.. . iB''i..ti y , ... VI. . I i wu. "nsrwn. (Tllll LilVl uullluany Will COUunna, Br. bk Coal hunk. r. I he Terirtu Wehh. . nrW. HwV.n. Tl?.f!f Ca",le- ?r- hlp Atoria nd three other new people whom Mr! E5w-rT??;.mr -Coal Bunkers Healey Is bringing across the wilds rAl Ward iMtfl 111 A TTv KW .v - 4.m XTm. Va-U rnt. . q?Sfh?.i. d' r,Nor- .Unnton Include "Fantana," "Th Earl and th mHI in' Br. ss. ...... E. & W. Mills QIH" and "Florodora." If everything Mnl ,1av?.nt' Fr bk Greenwich goes well the company may stay on at M Oiler. Fr. bk. r-,uki- rii. Momi.im n,inin44ki.. Verbena Br. ' b'k?. . .D.K MOntg0m'ErfVevato; Leyland' Bros.. Br. sh'. . . V. 7jStlX rurner. Am. sch Tona-ue Pnlnt King Cyrus Am. ach. f.." .".Preset &lbJ"-t ?aB- 'A Stream rfi.. T ..?"uvo'f r-.?K- Irving , .m r,. i ,- .-. . i uiun.i. mum, amiwuKn tin buthiiuiiib iinuninj nivii ...... . .t . - waa noted. Trading waa slow at first STL0-1'? r!0"A find the volume did not Increase mate- " u"T7vLv 'v"?' 6"-7bi stock rlally .inUI toward th cloa.. The gen- rnao . ,atl 6 S5: hlock, $6.. eral llst closed with a sharp advance, , AiU'jT;B,gt eastern Oregon steers, the following beln among the prlnci- l9-ti medium. $4.156 4.16: best pal ; rise: Amalgamated Copper t. ZZ a-.!6: medlOW Hugar H. U. 8. Bteel Atchison in. I "T.ri ""VL-i a A O. . Canadian Paclflo 4S. I A . '"wp w. Pad K. Missouri Pacifio 1, Southern flo 1H. Union Pacific . American lambs. mixed, Smelter 1, Northern Pacific Northern preferred 1 points. Great $J.25o; bulls. $:.2692.0. -1 P rr.fi". IJ5e'her, $6.fi.00i, - i EASTERN MARKETS STRONG. Portland Jeopl Bay. According to local broker many aalea of Yukon Gold company' ahare on the New Tork curb today: were for tha ac count of Portland people, who were Hogg and Cattle Are Very Firm wniie bbeep Are Quoted Steady. Chicago. March !7 -.Hnrt i R aaa a ii c'aa. --i. v. ,,vvv, -iievp, a.uuu. among th first to get their order In. ,Froi .t VesterdTy-; cVse. tf"; ic.icm.y, j.iuu. Mixeo. la.150S.S2U fNew Tork Rang by Downlng-Hop- klns Co.) DESCRIPTION, Clan Buchanon, Br. bk. . Columbia No tm ' xMH-nf611 : L,nnt J. M. Weatherwax. Am. sch Afor ton Astoria .Mersey .Rainier .Stream .Oceanic .Astoria .Astoria ,i i . Couch strtet . . . .Astoria . . . .Astoria .Stream sary, Ing at the sailor boarding-house and Captain Muller 1 said to have paid all legal claims against him before th man signed, . STRIKE CALLED OFF. cugene Hergaiine, Fr. bk Albert Meyer. Am. sch... Cornil Bart. Br. bk Celticburn. Br. bk Nomla, fler. bk F. S. Loop. Am. ss , Washington, Am. ss Condor, Am. sa Donna Franceses, Br. bk.. fitrathtay, Br. sa Arptln fitrMm Tli. .V i. bii stream Sa Boat to oad lumbar. ccao. Am. Dctn. Psllao St Helens, Am. sh ...San Franclaco Northland, Am. as San Francisco jueiviiio ionar. Am. 6s... Han Francisco ava,y- Am. ss... San Francisco Churchill, Am. sch Keelun? ?-e"irn Br. bk .Mojlllone! Letitla, Am. sch San Francisco ""'"'. Am. sen Ban Francisco sa sous With cement aad OanaraJ. Aberfoyle, Br. ah. Antwerp Edmund Rostad. Fr. bk. ..London Emanuele Accama Tt hk b. ...- Asgard. Nor. ship. ."; ":; AtS Bldart 'Fr. bk. - ..... .Antwerp WsM Uw Paca TmeolBWiixok Yfi LuMicn CXCNANOI CuiuDiNa .-If - 1 i ; 1 OUR NEW. POLICIES OFFER' ALL THAT IS BEST IN LIFE. CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL. Lew N'cn-Pcrticrpating Raes . High Cash Values . SUPITRIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELUBLS5 ACTIVB AGENTS ' app!y to Trssa a. EH, Manag r of Agents, 81 .umber Exchange BldgV Steam Schooners Will Soon Be in Commission Again. The steam schooner engineers' strike haa been settled and a larsr fleet nt lumber droghers is expected to start north from San Francisco as soon as the craft can be manned and rnt intn shape to resume operations. Tha' strike was settled on a com promise, both parties making Ions. The shipowners as-reed tn ahin. don their demands for the manning of the vessels, a big decrease in TlflT And open shop. The engineers, on the other hand, agreed to allow the non-union engineers now employed to work until their contraots expire, to abandon their former demand for mannlnc tha sels and to accept a decrease in pay. The decrease mean a reduction of about 6 per cent Since the beelnninv " of th .trtb. about two months ago, only a few steam .uivmisn nave ueen in commission on "lo oi moB operating nav- Bajr city between rt,anl and the WORK BOAT STOLEN. Sailors Get Away With Property Be longing to Albina Ferry. The small workboat belonging to the iX . .v JT-.H- Mason, was stolen the other nleht from it mnnH... . the east side ferry slip and the ferry captain is offering a reward to any one who will return ft and if possible give a clue to the identity of the thieves? Th boat .was stolen between the hours or midnight and 1 a. m., accord ing to the night watchman, and it is believed that it was taken by some sail ors who had been out late and wanted to reach their vessel in the harbor. It Is supposed that after paddling to the ship the sailor set the boat adrift. ,' NEW BOAT, ARRlTESr . ........Panama . . .san Francisco .Magdalen Bay .. .San Francisco Uuflvmna . San Franclaco Aioeri KicKmers. oer. bk. .... .Antwerp SSLS" B.r' Cardiff muirsi, rr. dc Antwerp ooai Ships JSn Boat. a a CY." ?r- nV' Newooatle, A. mu. Kn, .rvewcasue, B. w. xramp Bteamei Zn Boat. Minerva, Nor. ss Strathgyle. British ss Needles, Br. ss Inverskip, Br. ss. ... Elsa, Nor. sa Boverlc. Br. as Taunton, Br, ss Goaymas iB junta in saiiaat to Z.oad a rain AlsterkamD. Ger h r.i.i. Manx King.' Br. in. . . . . .V.. 7 ffltraT PorTra&dR k v;iparami t..Clwi?r' gr- "5 Callao River Falloch, Br. bk ctllSS Nordsee, Ger. ah Cal lla Oregon, Ger. sh. YokohamS Se..!,.aAdh ?r- bk IXokShama ........c, uci. an. West coast OU Steamer Ba Boats. Gea Loomls, Am. a Ban F.ranciac - MARINE NOTES. Astoria, March 27. Arrived at 8-25 a m., British steamer Strathay, from Magdalena bay. Arrived down at 9 35 Orijl anllnl m t im au n 1 " oaucu, xciuuvr xvuanoKe, ror San Pedro and way ports. Sailed at 10:20 a. ., Bieuiner cimgre, ior Tillamook. Ar- uumi a.i i a. m., snip Henry VII lard, at 11:10: a. in.. Norwegian ship Colonna. " San Pedro, March 27. Arrived, bark entin J. M.- Griffith, from Columbia river. Arrived yesterday, schooner John A. Campbell, from Astoria. Redondo. March 26. Arrived, schoon er W. F. Jewett, from Columbia river San 'Francisco, March 26. Sailed, steamer Daisy Freeman, for Columbia A a 61 . SOME POOR GREEK LOST HIS DRAFT (Sorclal Dispatch to The Journal.) fialem, Or., March 27. Two suspects are under arrest here for carrying mur derous slungshots and for having a 20 pound draft from the Portland First National bank on Brown, Shipley & Co. of London, in favor of Speros Speropulous, in their possession. ' The two suspects, who gave the .name of Wilbur W. Allen and William Cole, were unable to explain how they happened to have this draft, other than that they found It. They will be held until word Is received" from Portland regarding, the note. They will. In any event be tried ior carrying concealed weapons. SNOWFALL WILL MAKE OREGON WHEAT GROW (Soectal PlKD.tCh to Tha lonrnal Pendleton, Or., March 27. A heavy snow fell yesterdav over eastern Ore gon, arier weexs or sunshine and warm weather. Four Inches fell here and nearly a foot in the mountain districts. The farmers are rejoicing aa the moist, ure will be of Immense benefit to the growlnar wheat The snow la ranldiv melting today. O H p Q o tr j-p, 1 . ' I . t L. .1 60l 62 0U ,1125 129 I125HI1ZS . ti 2S Sl tfi , i 41 4 47 ti . to ooC o ou . 34 85 $4 S6Vi . 99 9H 99 . 74 76 7STa 75H . 824 "4 82H 84U . 150 154 1494 183 S . 1H 17 lt 16 , SB Vi 100 98 100 40 4$ 40 42H US, 117V1114 11"W 106H 107W10S 107 'i 16 1 6 4 16 16 75 77 76 76$ 118 119 118 119 126 129 126 1284 73 74 72 73 98 99 98 88 127 128 126 127 tau. Anil a in "...".. 123 124 ... 32 13 32 83 16; ... 98 98 97 97 ... 106 107 103 107 48 .J 46 27 ..... ..... 28 l.!6..!8.,4.il?j ? ? 84J 20 21 44 73 Clear Case of Crushing. (Special Dispatch to. Tb Journal.) Aberdeen. Wash.. March 27 Virn.r Glrard considered an inquest unneces sary In the case of RiikhpII 3 lln.. the younr man who wn killed h. h.ii K y K . 1 1 1 , . ... . . . tj a. luuiiiB nig ai wests log- iiiH t,n.iiiLi. sua oarenia live ar iaioi. bus, Missouri. Moser was 25 years old. Northwest Bank Statement. PORTLAND. Clearings today Clearings year ago Balances today Balances year ago SEATTI.HL Clearings Balances TACOMA. Clearings Ahikiiui w 63.318.00 Amal. Copper Surar Cofo. F. & I. Brooklyn .... People's Gaa U. 6. Steel, e. do pfd. Atchison Bait, ft Ohio , Can. Pacific . Erie Louis, ft Nash. Mo. Pacific .. Pennsylvania . Reading ... . Rock Island . So. Pacific . . St. Paul Union Pacific Am. Smelter . N. Y. Central Nor. Pacific . . Anaconda Great Nor. Ches. & Ohio. Wabash pfd. Smelter pfd . Soo common . Amn. Loco, R. I. pfd Southern Ry. . . . Central Leather Norfolk Ontario ft West. Amn. Woolens . . Federal Smelter Call money High, 2 per cent low, 1 per cent; close, 1 per cent. Total sales 756,400 shares. American Smelter common, ex-dividend. 1 per cent Soo common, ex-dlvtdend, 3 per cent good and heavy. $5.405.60; rough and Eeavv $6.16S.30; light, 5.15G5.6$. Cattle Strong. T I Sheep Steady. Kanaas City, March 17. Hog Re ceipts. 7.006: cattle. 8,000; aheep, 4,000. Omaha. March ti Hnn n m. I A nnn. -...1. . nr. a. L---"JPr.. 42 I 'vvv 'ivvv; aneep, e.vvv. BOSTON WOOL MARKET. - Large Sale of Eastern Oregon Re ported at 60c Scoured. Boston. Mass.. March ti. There ar reports or a large aaie or eastern Ore gon wool on a basis of 60 cents. Sev eral lot of fair sixe scoured Oregon wools have changed hands at 68c to 60o and about 8,000 pounda at 62o this week. OREGON OUS III! $4.25 IN THE SOUTH 0 PA IS GOOD GAINER TODAY .$668,184.91 . 914,221.62 . 100,974.85 . 126,824.30 .$897,934.00 . 47,914.00 San Francisco, March 27. Last night's closing prices: GOLDFIELD DISTRICT. Sandstorm 36c. Red Too Ext. 12c. Columbia Mt. 21c, Jumbo Ext. 83c, Sil ver Pick 24c, Black Butte Ext. 2c, At lanta 24c. Great Bend 42c. Florence 14.15 Dlam. R. R. Conn 1p r'nmh Fraction 69c, Red Hill 24c, Lou Dillon 4c, Yellow Rose 2c, Goldf. Cons. $5.16. TONOPAH DISTRICT. Ton. Nevada $6.20, Ton. Montana $1.66, MacNamara 41c, Ton. Belmont $1.07, Ton. North Star 12c, Jim Butler 28e. MANHATTAN DISTRICT. Jumping Jack 3c ' SCATTERED DISTRICTS. Nevada Hills $2.86. Plttsbura Sliver Pick $1.10. Eagles' Nest 17c. SPOKANE MINING EXCHANGE. Ba" rraneico, March 17. Wheat I no. i uaiiiornia club, per cental. $1.67 81.65; white milling club. $1.620 i 7; white Australian. $1.7001.72; -I., .,,,, i uiucm.ni, i.i ; i.o i y, ; north ern club. $1.6701.6x; inferior grades of wheat, il.asffii so ' culler Drean r rnmi. nin, firsts, 22c; seconds. 20 c; fresh pack- iib, aiui-a. o i. ic; JSO. H, Inc. Fresh Eggs (per dozen) Extras, 17o; firsts, lc; seconds, 16 c; thirds. He; dirties. No. 1, 16c; No. 2. 14c 1?ew. Cheese per pound) California ",I,rcy IZCL nrsts, iic; aeconda, 10c: California Yolllia- Inwrlrl hmv 14c: firsts. 12c: Atomo-A. mlrn fanv New York, 18c; Oregon. ISttc. Potatoes (per cental) Lompocs. 11.14 1 1.30; Oregon Burbanks, 86c$1.10;l xviver wiiiies, rancy, b(JcW76c; rirly Rose, $1.2691.85; River Reds, $1,360 sweet potatoes, ?c per pound; new poiaiues, ftnyac per wouna. Onions Oregon yellow. $4.0004.16; Australian browns, $4.75. Oranges, per box Navels, fancy. $2.00 cnoico, si.79.vo; standards. i.ouidi i. io; ungerines, ll.vovz.uu. PRESSURE IN WHEAT. Selling Forces Market Down With Liverpool Dullness Aiding. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. Open. Close. Mar. 26, Loss. May 95 94 95 aiz an it i July ..89 90 (Furnished by Downing-Hopklns Co., Members Spokane Exchange.) San Francisco Barley Market. Bpohane' Marcn z "Inc'a can rrancisco. March 27 n.mk.. iW.,i. ...... in w.riey,pnd.at.?1,l5,4l cIo"ed at ! 35. Alameda . . , , , . . 4 May opened at $1.15. closed at n mt I iih.H. a per cental. ' 79 Alberta Coal ft Coke 15 Commander 4 17 5 9 Argentine Wheat Shipments. Am. I Bell Cape Disappointment Lifesavers Get Improved EquJpment. (Special Dispatch to- Tha Innrnaf 1 Astoria, Or., March 27. CaotaJn Stn. art and members- t - th Cap Dlsap- uuiuuuonb 1Z1.C-BI.VIIIK; crew are m th8 city after a new self-balling motor life boat, which, has arrived from Chicago iur ubb av v.a.yo jLisappoiniment, . Th ooai is at ieei ion a. a root beam, haa a 26.- horsepower. ; 4 - cvcle. 4 . oviind.r xioimes gasoline engine,' is punt of ma hogany and. weighs 12,000 pounds. . The motor-boat which this crew now has will , ba sent to another station. This boat Is not of sufficient nower Ynr Us at th Cape Disappointment station,' where it 1 necessary often to run break-1 trc ana maKe long trips against heavy seas.. ; ., . . , .:. :,. DELATED BY STORM.' ' ' - ; h'jf - " fj IT--1"- ft -. :'"--:'? .-flv-VS-j r-tV v r-r.. g ,-,yi. ! m S I III .v; y, . -nrw-'i-. Oil Tank Steamer Asuncion ' Rides - Out 80-Mile Gale) Off River. , -Captain Brldgett was compelled to hold tne steamer Asuncion outside the mouth of. the -Columbia 48 hours because of an awful gale that- raged when he reached Callao. March 27. Railed iroi,r,,o. 24. British ahlp Pott Crawford, for Yokohama, March 27. Sailed, German steamer Arabia,' for Portland. Astoria, March 27. Condition of the " ai . ni. muuoraie; wind, south east 10 miles: weather, clondv Tide at Astoria today High wate'r o..u av, iu., . ieei; iv.ii p. nj., 7 1 , 1 1 .1, ,,4 ' ALONG THE WATERFRONT. ' The British staamep fitrathtnv rai.hi Astoria this morning from Magdalena anr unaer cnarier 10 tne jracirio Export Lumber company to carry lumber to th pirent , She will probably remain at ABLuria, a coupie 01 aay,--'" t t - ; The steamer Roanoke left . Martin's dock last night for San. Pedro via San Francisco and Eureka. , The Harrlman liner Rose City leaves Alnswortu dock this afternoon for San Franclaco I, . - The French bark Alice Marie shifted back to Martin'a-doek thl morning to w. 11 : ,i 6 huso- one will aoon uesiu 1UH.ULKIK7 w uea 1 ior Europe.. - - The steamer J. N. Tm returned fMm BlgEddy on the .upper Columbia last night, bringing about 4,500 sacks of wneai consiKnaa 10 on nr th. iAn.i grain exporUng firms. Sh will proba- aJ1? Jlame.r i!.'- Potter la atill on i"o roruano-Mioru run, wnii tn Has salo is being repaired at the O. R. ft N. company' yard In North -Portland. - ' Northwest Crop Weather. -'Western" Oregon and Wfestern Wash ington Fair tonight, with light" frost; CalniMlaW -m I, a 1 7k a.-KIM4Wl. I J ' vuiub a 1 . a is Tniwuio winuv. -..(.' At mhtoSSfc fl7S 0007bTAh.nt,lne, wheat Chae" DicWnV '.'!!".'!!!!! 17 5VP.mt.'i!.6i00V bushels; last week. Can. Cons. Smelter 7100 ,762,000 bushels. Tacoma Wheat Market. , 1? iZSSSL Wheat-Export, wuu, vitMf ui uc-oi-oni, o-tu, reu. cue. FLATTERING PRICES RULE SPRING CHICKENS "The position Of eggs has 4 been fairly well mainUined, and prices at practically the sain 4 a they were last week. 1 do 4 not look for much change the 4 coming week. . - - 4 "Butter has been rather scarce 4 for th past few days, especially for good,, goods, but It Is likely 4 that receipt will shortly ln 4 crease a good deal. "Poultry has enjoyed a very good week,' with receipts mode- rate, and demand very good. 4 Hens and ; large springers have moved at -flattering prices, and' 4 broilers ? and fryers are quit scarce. I hope to e more of these soon. Ducks are good, sell- . 4 .210 . 2 . 1 . 22 . 4 . 85 .350 Happy Day 3 Holden Gold ft Cop 3 Humming Bird 7 Hypotheelc 1 Idaho Giant 5 Internat'L C. & C. ....... . 65 Kendall ..100 Conoer King. Dominion' Copper Evolution .... . Echo .v. ' Galbraith Coal ... Gertie 1 , Granby Snselter Hecia 16 9 . 3 Lucky Calumet Missoula Copper Mineral Farm . . Moonlight . ............ ivabOD . . Nine Mile O. K. Cons...... Oom Paul Panhandle Smelter Park Copper ............. Rambler-Cariboo .'. .... Reindeer . . .. .t ......... . Rex (1 to I . Sonora .. Snowshoe . . , . . . . Snowstorm; ,. Sullivan -. Sullivan Bonds Stewart .. i .......,,. . Wonder .. '. ; ; . ..... . . . Today's sales 1.000 Alameda at iu. 8,000 Copper King at 4c; 4,000 Cooper I mm amaV i 1 Ml 1 AAA A I . .".: 27 . . 19 ..188 H ..6000 ... 88 . 2 6 10 6 19 "4 250 8 ao 4 450 8 4 9 1 6 n7o4 2 . 4 2 2 7 3 27 18 3 190 1 6750 90 - 3 Chicago, March 27. A weaker open ing nere was inriuenced bv the dullness abroad. Liverpool opened firm, with an advance of d over the closing of yesterday., but all of this advance was lost later, and the . market closed un- cnangea at im Hd for the May. Opening figure her for wheat were within of the high point, and pres eur to sell brought about a reaction very early in tne trailing. At the close tne two options lost all of yesterdn train. With Mav at 94U and .Tni . nt Corn was weak, but oats market was strong and fractionally higher. Greater strengin was snown m provisions, with an advance of 15a in both Mov nd T..I.. 1. .. , . ui.y yvi 11, . v (Range by Downing-Hopklns Co.) WHEAT. Open. High. May ... 96 95 July ... 89 89 CORN. Low. 94 89 . CTose. 94 89 May July May July Mav July 64 66 641? 66 64 62'! 46 OATS. 62 46 MESS PORK. ..1300 1312 1295 ,.1365 1356 1336 62 46 4 62 46 1805 ' 1345 Liverpool Wheat Market. , Liverpool, March 27 Mav wheat opened at 7s d, closed at 7s d, th ocasi.a? a. at y coieiUtty. - Chicago Barley Market. d Chicago. March 27. Cash, barleyj 70 V4 OVU BOSTON COPPER MARKET. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington WI(ii.fal? aged when he reached Und Idaho-Falr tonight and Saturday; Vm latitude of th river J4oaday( night heavy-frost tonight. - -. w era anq gees are.auu and in, liS ,',.'"' . .'"0 at 4c; 4well, and fancy fat dressed hen Panhandle at c; 3,000 Panhandle at 4.c-tirrteyip--r4) i,veryf eeajve.;and-(-4 c; 2,000 Panhandle at - 6C; ;7oo higher. ; I look for pretty good condition In the poultry market, the coming; week. -w- "Veal has been In large supply but all has been taken and at Very satisfactory prices, and w look for very fair conditions the coming week.' - 0 : "Pork, If small or medium, aad ' fancy. Is a good seller, but larg and rough hogs are-weakeri - ."Beef . and " mutton Is scare and In demand." Tfm " Farrell ' of Everdlng ft FarrelL ,;. :- Snowstorm at $1.88. Furnished by Overbeck ft Cooke Co. Boston, March 27. Official prices: ? Adventure .1 lOirou . . 4U : Aiiouez . ,,,,211 it.ia uom Atlantic V. .10 Shannon i;op.Kange 65 victoria Daly West.. 8 Dom. Cop. . 2 C. Ely 9 uoid Hill... Greene Michigan Mohawk No. Butte Nev. Cons. Bingham .. 9U .11 . .60 .57 1 B .92 . 'Butte' Coala United . , . . Trinity ... Nipplsslna . Parrot ITennessee . . Ely Cons, . . Osceola. ... , Winona v. ... Utah ...... ' 12 ,22 L . 4 . :' .16 7; .18, .41 84 ,.S4 ISetalla and Idaho Cfooks. " ' Mammoth. Morninsr and American l. stocks are active traders. We "Will Ksir I any amount of .Mammoth at the mar ket erica. The L. V. wpadw ra.,im... " . rntn n .t" -. ' . . . tuuni.il, nil,, vyiiamuer 01 commerce. " - RIoney and Exchange. London. March 27. Consols.' : . silver, 25 9-16; bank rate, per cent New. York. March 17. Sterllno. change, long, $4.84; Short, $4.87; silver bullion, 65 c. ' s . - San Francisco, March 27. Sterling ex- changa, 60 days. $4.82: trht ti J&u ? documentary, $4.82: transfers, telegrapn lc, 12 - per centr premium: transfers. I sight, 10 per cent premium. Overhaul Sugar Plant. ' J (Special .Dispatch to The .ouronL) La Grande, ' Or., March ' 27.-Daviq Eccles, the western sugar king, recently arrived In La Grand to look over the factory here, the only one In the state A. J: Cowan, consulting engineer of tht ISccleft -interests, was with. Mr. EeclcK ana win spena some time in La Grande while planning extensive improvement? for the factory. It is understood the factory will be overhauled and new ma chlnery placed before th fall cuttinS eason begina.'.-.--!.-., -..-. .1 ;yij--t t:;-.,y' , " ' , V i ' ' Cargpes Ar Inactive. . London, March 27 Cargoes dull 'ar(f inactive; Walla Walla prompt shipment unchanged. 36s 9d; Caliornla. 86i English country .markets SteaJv French country markets dull. '