The Oregon daily journal., April 01, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

' ' THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1. 1CC3. 1 ' '"
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TODAY'S MARKETS
TMn nf PnniV, Has Been SurelV Turned
for Various Products Have Shown De
cided Tendency to Advance ; Lately;
r
OSTED PRICE
HELPS TRADE
eiit Advances in Staples
Cause I Wavier Buying
in Grocery, Market ,
ifront street feature:
fflgher sugar helpa trad.
Puttlna corn meal higher.
Mrge beans at a premium.
I'd goegg quotations; ,
Chlckena ara verv Arm.
Jap onlona will And welcome.
Foreigners afraid of wheat. .
Flour la dull and nominal.
Orange markat la advanced.
California ataamar brings produce.
I wia-tia inm a Booaa to Trade.
It U now conceded by the wholesale
apery iraaa uia.
Ihe pHoa of eugar haa been one of
Mlbeat factors toward, helping-busl-
1, 'I bar The advanoe In sugar lUmoj
ed a vary dull market and forced It
to activity. 'Retailers seem to have
ore confidence In the future than aver
ce tna price 01 aa"
la always the higher price that helps
Deaat the . wholesale trade la vary
ach obliged to the augar magnates for
reamg upon a n,n"r,"l"""'r;'-v
S-s hare likewise coniriouwi m, "
.roved reeling nere. in. auarp
rovlsions mi oinr u j u
cost of llvestoca in ine yaroa amyw
been tne meane 01 lurrmi " , J
iuyera to coma In and atock up wltb
erles.
Zrftfd Will Probably Advance.
.. - I - at . - -A
-fin advance in the price 01 a
y probaftle here during the next few
,'i. The market on lard haa been ex-
f .aa a W a aaAataat flAltlil
tdingiy nrm on iu. ... A
jie owing to xne mur '-'"'- -"-fty
throughout the country. The higher
:fit 7boii haa llkewlee Btrengthened
U laxd price here and U would not be
. 1 M V- .. iwai value aoon
rurnrlslns If the local ' value aoon
flowed an advance of Ho on ail gradea.
. Prices Boom is w
... . v, naHrat nrtfiea con
" " "7 V : u ...... IKa hlahar
.iua in uuuu ww.uira v.
l.Mk. Draaaed hora are firmly bald
Sng front aireei ituir i ,vz
r7ka h.ai aia and dresaed veal ta
i lllng firmer at le for beet atock.
JtVrdTng to quality and aeller. When
7 1 latter haa a "cinch" on auppllea he
1 ff . . v. j i . AiniM Thli than.
J 1t Ha tha retufuinc value In that
aw boxaa of raaor clama are ahowa
owing to better weamer conm-
aw. flmalt ara at LI 1 ah
Oil ilia :wa. - .
n ara therefore erased from tn
I fatlona.
Whe Said Ziyi Wex Xowert
Vnu merrhanta who - trying to
breaa the egg market abort time
in UIU7I W - rr--
v. . ... Mvm mnrN vuaaaea
IIUriKB, Jl " . " -
ilng, lor mey era www l-ui.
ia away in tne ice nouwi ww
ing higner prioea man y
ii huainaaa at a short time ago.
Vrnnt atreet CKa were, today
' tiu. n 17m j4nan. aalaa
ung iron, .pw .K.rt .
ping maae in ---
, .7 " -v. . d.iii- Af mwrm while
i uncf nisi n- itriKJi.- -
till aulte fair," are not. near. ao heavy
t "Ythev were a wees tusv.
rrhiekena Are la pamaaa.
a .nnnaih nt tha V Mi AT
nun ui n-ai iki"vu
-?aaon were ia an iuviMo 'mm
idingiy neiu "" -'--
llpa of fancy nena tne mirHi
'lie a pouna ana
hBrb eoopa to go arouna. . id; larger
vera ara again In the marxet ror aup.
'a on account vi rrfmim nu
to fill' up tneir mi una uvuhdwiu
ka In anUcipatlon of a heavy retail
Mrf m of rroat treei.
in.ir market la dull and nominal at
imer auotauona. . .
jvlill feeda are firmer but uncnangea
r.itrna-n(a. alnnitr bad a
vy cargo of vegetable", Aaparagua
Iwauaa of the forced Icing of the re
lerator carat orangea are showing an
iance or aoou oc a "",iri,
nlona are nrm who am. nuwnn a
" - i t Mtitnti are atlll re.
lOIMB NICB w V . -----
tt tn arl.nna. Purchaaea in the
mtry at 40 60c. California new po
nt Tananaaa nnlona
i inmiHuu - - -
t'due to arnye nerw inn
I tna incoming rauu Di1
illTl . -v e It. lata and
rlterous advancea of 10c per hundred
nda tooay on account m uiiuu
AlJ 01 apoi corn iu iuo cmi.
ill
BOSTON" COPPER MARKET. .
jrnlshed. by Ovarbeck & Cooke Co.)
baton. April iTT"
yiu iui. w
Ouincv 83
Shannon .r..". 11
Tamarack .... 1
Victoria ..... S
Wtnryna ...... S
Wolverine ...124H
iHriJnlted Cop... 6
Trinity i
Parrot ....... 18 U
Nlpplaslng ...
Tennessee .... 41 H
Ely Cona A
fcnture ... 1
iuea ..... Z
Li a
I'laham .... 1
ll- JL. Mania. 30
JJd. Range 84
(laly Weat. .
om. uopper
Elv
Gold Hill ..
I Greene
MonawK . ...
tJn Riitta . .
Nevada Cona,
31rou ..i...
Northwest Bank Statement.
' PORTLAND.
arlnsra today 11,754,295.80
a w a am .........
Vilances today . .
Car
TACOMA.
. a D . A mm
.... 289,176.87
.... S6M14.58
hearings .
alancea
learlnga .
alancea . .
- SEATTLBl
.1,673,82
71,401
.11,250,149
230,278
.Northwest Crop Weather.
Weatern Oregon and Weatern Wash-
ngtonFalr tonight, with light frost
xcept near coasi; xnurauay iair, weei-
piy winaa. 1
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington
id MaiM) fair tonisnt, witn iignt
ost; Thursday fair- . . ....
' iJverpool Grain Market. 1 '
f Liverpool' April l-May wheat opened
' 10d: closed at-8a lid: unchanged
Pom the previous close.
Tacoma Wheat Market.
l Tacoma. April l.-r-Wheat export club
2c; bluestem, 84c; red, 80c.
ITEEE'S THE PEOOP
Those few skeptical ; ones 4
from other places wbd are not -
yet thoroughly ;ot tha opinion
that Oregon cheeae la about in
beat that can be made, should
hark: to thla. A local handler
thie morning aold a Ban Fran-
clsco firm 100 caaea of twins at
a price ll4o a pound higher f. o.
b. her , than la ruling for tha
beat California cheese , In San
anclseo. . . This ,'".., a place.
here the opinion is backed : by '
real money,. , ' ";"' ;i';-v
ANOTHER BEAN NOW
ADDED TO BEAN PRICE
Baked beans, Spanish .beans, .
bean ' soup in fact ' everything
a' that partakes of beans will ooat
4 ' more money hereafter. Because
of the shortage In the Michigan e
' crop last season, due to rains, e
the east has been drawing very e
' heaylly on the California bean
4 supply of late. Large whites ar e
wanted and this grade now
e ahowa higher prices than thai
eT'smalV ones, of ''the same color.
4 Wholesale quotations today: e
BmaU white, 84. J; large white, e
J4J51 pinks. 11.81; bayous, 18.88;
e Umas, $5-75; Mexican red. 14.10
e per hundred pounds. , t e
STOCKS ARE HIGHER
WITH GOOD OPEIllliG
i
, i a aaaa
STOCK MARKET GAINS.
Amalgamated
Colo. Fuel 1
Brooklyn
People's Oaa... H
U. S. Steel....
do pref S
b. ft a 54
Atchison 1J4
Canadian 14
ft N.'. 1
. Pao. U
in H
adlna;
ck Ila.
It. ft
MO.
Penn
Readln
Rock
a- n
a. . .
St. Paul
N. P. ..
U. P. .
New fork. April 1. The atock mar
ket ata-rted strong to steady but waa
not very active. Total aalea for the
day were but 574.000 aharea. The mar
ket aaaumed a firm tone early In the
day and aome fair advances wera
shown in leading- securities.
Range by Downlng-Hopklna Co.
DESCRIPTION.
A mat Copper 7.
Suaar
CoL Fuel ft Iron.
Brooklyn
People's Gas ....
U. a. Steel, o...
do pfd
Atchlaon
Bait A Ohio
Can. Paclflo . . .
Erie
1ouln. ft Nash..
Ho. Pacific
Pennsylvania . .
Reading .. ..I..
Rock Island . . ..
Southern Pac. .
St. Paul
Union Pac
Am. Smelter
N. Y. Cent
Northern Pac. . ,
Anaconda
Southern Ry. . . .
Oreat Northern..
Chea. ft Ohio...
800 com; t
Smelter pfd.--. . .
Am. Locomotive.
Cent. Leather.
Norfolk V.
R. I. ofd. ......
Am. Woolen
Metropolitan . . .
Boo pfd
f IB
69
7i I 88
it:
:8
1$
Ex-dlv. 1H per cent.
Total aalea, 574.400 BhareB.
Mony JilxU. X. pac eni; low, 1H per
cent; close, lH per cent,
FOREIGN MARKETS HOLD.
Indifference of European Buyers
Calms Chicago Wheat.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Open. Close. Mch 81. Gain.
May 9214 , 91 91 Ji
July 88 - .882 872 g
8ept. 85 8H SH
Chicago, April 1. The wheat market
aa a dull ail dav: the tone and price
dragged during the entire session. The
entire range in May option waa only
lHc. Foreign moirrerence was one ox
tha bevnntea nf the session. Liverpool
being very dull with a loss of A for
May at tne opening ana uncnnga ai
the close. At the close Chicago was a
fraction higher.
Provisions were bulliah again and a
fair aaln waa made In nork. Corn and
oata were firm and higher, though dull
Range by Downlng-Hopkins company.
May . ,
July ' . .
Sept . .
May ..
July . .
May
July
May
July
WHEAT.
Open. High.
.... 91K 98
.... 88 88H
.... 85 8
CORN.
.... t . H
.... 64 64
OATS.
.... 61 82
.... 444 45
MESS PORK.
1855 1877
.... 1887 1417
Low. Close.
91K 92
87H 82
85 86 '4
65 6fc
63 Vl 64H
51 62
44 45
1840 1S72
1877 1412
Boost the Condenser.
(Special DUpttch to The Journal.)
CiUm nr. Anrll 1 A lnraelv at-
, a.. A A m..Hn nf HnTrvman tnok nlace
at Brooka, Monday night, for the pur
pose OZ Doosting ana securing iuims
for the mammoth milk condenser to be
Installed there. Messrs. Egan, Broder
lck and Jones were appointed to secure
tha auD&ort of financial men for the en
terprise.
SPOKANE MINIXG EXCHANGE.
(Furnished by Downlng-Hopkins Co.,
Memoers BpoRanc r.ituauer.
Spokane, April . 1. Official prices:
.. Bid. Asked,
lax .. 10 - 17
lamedfl. 4 6 $4
AlhAmbra
Alberta Coal ft Coke 16 80
Am. Commander ' 4 5
!u
iu 111 on 6 i
Chaa. Dickens 17 19
Can. Cona. Smelter 70 ...
Copper King ,.i I
Dominion Copper 262
Evolution ... H ,
n.kn 1 2 W.
Galbratth Coal 28
Gertie .. -..."
BOARD OF TRADE
' OPEHS SESSION
First Call Made This Horn
I lug Business Encourag-;
.ing for the Start.
Promptly on time at 11:1 o'clock
thla morning the board of trade opened
lta first call In Portland today. Tha call
was attended by representatives of
va ivua ...to an u . v.i. j -
pornt waa a auccess. Up to thla time
for liana naa Deen ine onir ouiumoin.i
city of importance that did not operate
a board of trade where dally quotations
. a mmAm Mn ...Inn. AAtnmAllltUl.
.CI, V. . .VMM. .
T. B. Townsend. president of the
Doara, naa uie nonor 01 mamma n.
.., .Mni.l hlA II a hM.llUa for 10
rae a of m which were aold oy W. H.
McCorquodaltt, who was the first seller.
-1 a D.ll a. Cn mrmm tha aanond
seller, offering 10 sacks of onions to
D. A. Patullo of Balfour. Guthrie ft
Co. ofrerea ana soia iu vi
feed wheat to L. Franklin of Franklin
l a RA at .m t n h. sltor.
Later Mr. Patullo bid 880 for 10.000
bushels or wnite nana. r u wua,
ur esis? California extra butter
-. . jt oc wh ni talrapa.
were uuri iu v w - - -- .
The following are board of trade of
ficial prices ror way. . .... .
Butter Estraa, 8O0: fancy, I7H0,
choice, 85c; etore. 16c.
Eggs (Loss off), 16 V4c
Cheese Twins, lc.
Poultry Mixed. 18 914c; fancy hens,
11 e; roosters old, 9c. ..
Potatoes Select, buying. 16c; selling.
7Onlons Selling, 84.60; buying, 84.
REACTION
BRHu
fill SHARES LOWER
San Francisco, April 1. Last nights
olqsing prlcea:
OOLDFIELD DISTRICT.
Sandatorm 85c, RedTop Ext.. 15c, , Co
lumbia Mt. 82c. Jumbo Ext 88c, Sliver
Pick 28c, Atlanta 25c, Oreat Bend 41a,
Florence 84.27, Diam. B. B. Cons. 16c,
Comb. Fraction ,69c, F. Mohawk 16c,
Red IIIU 29v Lou Dillon So, Yellow
R0"8 TONOPAH DISTRICT.
Ton. Nevada 87.00. Ton. Montana
$1.70. MacNamara 86c, Ton. Belmont
$1.02. Ton. North Star 12c, Jim But
ler Wc.
SCATTERED DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg Silver Peak $1.10. Eagles'
Nest 16c.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.
Ban FranclBco. April 1 WheatNo
iud, per
milling
Ban iranciBco. Apm ij n
1 California club, per eental.
7A titi
h.62H1.67
1 IK- whita
1.(7 H; white Australian
ciuu,
n 81
1 klii..t.m 1 1 a
northern cluo, unoi.a, ''
gradea of wheat, $1.85 1-60.
Barley No. 1 feed, 81-86 1.40, with
aome fancy at $1.8814; common to fair.
$l.27Hi.S8; brewing at Ban Fran
clacn. 81.401.45: brewing and ehlpplng
at Port Coata, 81.4001.46: chevalier,
$1.66 01.86, aoooroingtio quuiy.
Butter Freeh California extras, lip;
firsts, 0cr seconds, 19c; fresh pack-
, mo. 1
1 . l, -XTrt 1 Mrt 9 111
Tr...k . Por Hnaan. extras. 17H0:
Iflrsts, 16-c; seconds 16c: thirds. 15c;
dlrtlee, o. 1, iac; airnoa, no
New cneese rer pouna, vauiwiw
flats, fancy, line; nrsia. 11c; aeoonaa,
10c; California Young America, fancy,
ii.! tmtm 19r- atnraaa eaatarn fancy
New York. 18c; Oregon, "l8Hc
Oiaioes -rcr cvnuti, uvunnma, ,1.1,
1.80; Oregon Burbanks, 86c$1.10;
River Whites, fancy, 40c 86c; Early
Rose, $1.2501.86; River Reda, $1,850
1.40; aweet potatoes, $8.25 08.60 per
crate; new notatoea, 8i9SVic per pound.
Onlona Oregon yellow, $8.7504.00;
eastern, 88.76 & 4.00.
Oranges Per box. navels, fancy, 82.00
2.25; cholcs, 81.7602.00: standard,
$1.5001.76; tangerines, $1.7502.00.
YUKON GOLD MINING.
Granby umeiter . . . . . , . .
Heola -. ......
90
800
2
Hfliintf nnv . . . a a .
Horden Gold A Co........
U.Afhaalr -
Iiv iuiitcvat t a . y-w--t -
Idaho Qlant . ...... i..-.- J
All .an. .. v -- v. --------- - "
Luckv :aiumet ........... 15
Mlaanula Conner ......... 11
Mineral Farm 1
Moonlight . . , , i :
Nnbnh . .......... 4
Nine Mile ....... ,
O, K. Cons
Oom Paul ................ J
Panhandle Smelter , 5
Park CoDner ..N; IVtr
Ramhler-CaribOO, 26 :
Reindeer fv 4 . . . . .
Rex 1 to .... 1JH
Bnowshoe . ............. I0H;
27
16
1 m
Snowstorm ...aij i
Sullivan . ............... j i ,,1H
Buiiivan ovnui .,. '
tAwart . . ............... 78 125 '
Wonder 1!, 8
No sales. ' - . '. ' . .
If etaliae and Idaho Stocks. V ,(
stocks are active traders- We will buy
any amount of .Mammoth at tne mar.
ket price. The L. Y. Keady Investment
company, S37-339 Chamber of Commerce.
New York, April 1. On the curb to
day Yukon uoia aoia ai mo amri
6. high 6. low 6, closed 614.
Farmers Haul Wheat.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Shanlko, Or., Apru l. ai a result o
the better conditions of the roads wheat
has begun to move. ine wareiiuuBca
here preaent an exceedingly buay ap-
wh.u Aama hlnir TlflP un
UVHiailV.,1 c r
for a distance of a quarter of a mile,
awaiting their turn to be unloaded. It
U estimated that there la yet to come
from the Interior something like 160,
000 bushels of wheat of the 1907 crop.
. i lA.il. wnnl havi arrlvMl. nut
w will he movlna- oulte briskly within
the next two weeks.
Chicago Cash Barley.
Chicago, April 1 Cash barley 70
84c.
CRIME
OF
HUSBAND
IKS
HER
HID
If
Jlrs. U. Z. DeArman Driven
to Distraction by Shoot
ing Affray.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Loa Angeles. April 1. Mrs. U. Z. De
Arman, wife of the well-known horse
man, who yesterday shot and killed
Mrs. Helen Griffin In the poetoffloe at
Monrovia, today 1b almost a raving
maniac In the home of her husband,
where she la under guard of officers.
Physicians are In consultation today,
and It is only by the uae of opiates that
the woman can be controlled, it la
feared ehe will lose her mind.
At the De Arman home all callers
were denied today and De Arman refuses
to dlflcuas the tragedy.
A coroner's Jury has been Impaneled
and an Inquest will beheld over the
body of Mrs. Griffin this afternoon.
. Mrs. Griffin's husband is said t& be
a jockey, running at Emeryville race
track, j :
CLOSING ADDRESS IN
3FKEE DIVORCE SUIT
- ; f
- - (United Pm Leased Wtre.
ParU. April lA-The closing address
In tho suit of Mrs. McKee for divorce
from her. husband. Hart McKee, the
American millionaire, was made - by
Maitre Labors who said his cUent did
not wish - to make any charges - agalnt
his wife, that he aimply, seeks to A
fend himself.. - Labor! aald that while
McKee . waa , supposed to be mistreat
ing Mrs. McKee -and her son. Hugh
Tevia, as alleged In her-eemplalnt, the
truth was that their married life waa
ideal. " -: - , : '
FORCE; CATTLE.
ITCH HIGHER
Low, Price for Best Stuff Is
Cut Out Really Make's
. Advance of 10c.
' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
' Hoas. Cattle. Sheet).
Today 126 ii
1907 86 46
1906 74
1906 '. ' 310
Portland Union Stockyards. April 1
Receipts are so small In the cattle
marxei mai . oaai biuii ia reaauy Do
ing moved today In the local yards at
top figures. This Is an advance of lOo
over the price of yeaterday; making
the total advanoe In cattle thus far
this week 16a
There waa only a small run of bogs
dnrlng the 14 houra, but even thla waa
better than former arrivals. Hoga are
holding vary firm at the recent ad
vance. A few bead of sheep put In appear
anoe. Market Is firm at former high
levels.
A year ago for this date, hogs were
weak; likewise cattle. Sheep were firm
All prices unchanged ror u
Official yard valuea
UA.. D.. ...... . . AA, .,..),.. . n 4
lie. m . wo l vw.vv, .."v-.j. . . . v.
China fata, 5.25 & 6.60; block, 16.269
6.60.
Cattle Beat eastern Oregon steers.
$4.86: medium, 14.1504.16; best cows
and helfera, 11.7604.00; medium, cowa,
11.2601.60; bulla, 12.16010.
Sheep Beat Wethers, $5.7506.00;
spring lamba, weighing 60 pounds. 17.60
06.00; ewes, $6.000 6.60; mixed. 16.00 O
6.50. '
BLIGHT REACTION SHOWN.
Eastern Hogs Drop Today After
Firm StartOthers Steady.
Chicago, April 1. Hoga, 61.000; cat
tle, 8,000; aheep, 15,000. Hoga opened
strong; left over yesterday. 1,600;
mixed, 16.7606.16; heavy, $6.0606.10;
rough, $5.766.95; light, $5.56.J0.
Cattle and aheep ateady.
Hoga oloaed 10016c lower than early
thla morning: mixed, 16.66 6. 60; heavy,
$6.0006.10; rough, $5.8006.95; light.
$6.106.10.
Kanaas City. April 1. Hogs, 11,000;
cattle, 7,000; aheep, 6,600.
Omaha. April 1. Hoga, 7,000; cattle,
6.000; sheep, 8,600.
MORE STUDENTS
ON IBM LIST
Undergraduates at Stanford
Fail to Be Vaccinated
Are Suspended.
(Tnltad Pnas Lauad Wlrs.1
Stanford University, Cat, April 1.
When Stanford university opens again
Monday after a brief vacation there
will be a further reduction In the at
tendance of 200 fewer undergraduatea,
because that number failed to comply
with the proclamation requiring all stu
dents to be vaccinated before last Fri
day noon. , ,
The suspension was announced short
ly after Dr. Snow, chairman of the com
mittee on public health, discovered that
200 had not been vaccinated. Their reg
istration haa been canceled and they
will not be allowed to return to their
classrooms until April 16.
THOMAS CAR Oil
WAY TO VALDEZ
(United Press Leased Tfln.)
Seattle. Wash., April 1. With hun
Araiia of enthusiastic autolsts cheering
i.Miv the steamer Santa Clara pulled
out from the dock for Valde. Alaska,
ahortly after 10 o'clock tnis morning
having aboard the Thomas car, tho
leader in the New Tork-to-Parla race.
Driver Schuster, Captain Hanaen and
George Miller, machinist, were given a
great aendoff. Bight carrier plgeona
were taken north and will be released
ona at a time at the end of each 600
miles.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED BUSHELMAN; ALSO
a... .i... mao, and rvanta maker. P.
in owl... - : . . .... .
W. lyon at to., tvo ngiutuuu i".
kdLlCltORS (HO BOOKS OB HOUHE
hold necessities) for old -established
organisation; good pay to right partlea
Call aim Worcester piug.
WiLL fl. P. kAlL CLERK CALL 1382
E. Gllson; can nave noma.
a uttle BEAy'i'ii:
iaa.iaa R-.nnm hnnmlnw and recep
tion hall, cloaet witn mirror ooor. vry
best hardwood floors, beamed celling in
... i.l AiMnaa6 a 1 1 vn si nn aft
living-room, wivn
fixtures, fireplace, tjutltln bookcase;
dining-room. built-in china, closet,
unique fireplace, Dutch kitchen, 2 bed
rooms, with closets, large bathroom, fine
fixtures, laundry, tuba in basement,
. .a atA-arIAm 4n M-tt C ! VOU
will not be disappointed In place; nice
aurroundlngs, near car. Price $8,700.
ZIMMERMAN & VAUGHAN, ,
TWO - FRESH COWS AND. 1 LARGK
work norse ana x """ "Y.
646 E. Madison at. East 2991.
i?k3c ririitWstTt.A OFFERS
The beat investment for the future; we
.T. o7 i. ih. fumniii T.nva tract
nave ,i mi. i .... -- -
at prices below surrounding property;
oniv t DIOCKS lruin vi
xwa uucnanun mug.
ROOMING-HOtiSE, BEST IN PORT
land; new furniture: all modern con
veniences; good location; bargain for
casn. can m w. .
CHA8. J. O'TOOLE & CO
mi. Uiioin tea HrnsnrH
718 Chamber of Commerce. Pacific 1768.
We have for sale businesses of all
kinds, both in Portland and through the
country, uu nu ,
Rooming-houses We have the largest
list in the city. It is open for y.our In
spection., , ,.
death will' -ell for 75 cents on the dol
lar. This is .a spienoia vpvmum u
will not last long.
i i -nnJ Aam IA rnnml larva
dining-room, large office, ladles' parlor,
etc.: reni Bi. - j--
- we have hotela throughout Oregon
and Washington from 1500 to 125,005.
71 8 unamoer ox vumnmiTg.
ORGANIZERS FOR NEW PROPOI-
. i J . A I -.... . .n. - ..lt.i ah
slirht; good pay to goo- parties. Call
522 Yorcester bldg. . - -t -"., :
JOHII MITCHELL
LEAVES OFFICE
Labor Leader Eetires From
Presidency' of United
' Mine Workek '
OnlUd Praw UMd tTlca.)
Indiananolla Ind.. April 1. John
Mitchell, the eminent leader, retired to
day aa crealdent of tha United Mine-
workers of America, and was succeeded
by Thomas I Lwia oi uow.
Mr. MltcbsU atepped down after
spending many years of bla life In the
labor movement and gaining the repu
tation of being one of the world s fore
most labor leaders. Under his wise
leadership, the union mlneworkers have
grown from a mere handful to an or
ganisation with 160,000 mambera.
The element of his whole career,
which stands out most prominently. Is
his consummate manipulation of the
great strike In the anthracite distriot
"jlr-'Vlitchell has not announced his
plane for the future, but his name is
mentioned as a probable Demoorat o
candidate for governor of Illlnola, His
home is at Spring Valley. Illinois.
LAKE COMPANY GIVEN
LEMON BY COMMITTEE
(United Pres. Lease Wire.)
Washington, April 1. Franklin H.
Taylor, a manufacturer of submarine
boats In Waterbury, Connecticut testi
fied before the congressional committee,
which Is Investigating charges agalnat
tha Electric Boat company, that Repre
sentative Lllley had told him that the
Lake company, boat manufacturers, had
not been given a square deal by the
committee on naval affaire.
Lllley confirmed thla by saying ha
made the atatement whan Taylor urged
the committee to recommend the sub
marines made by his company. ,
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ad on want ad page.
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cnronio aiaea.ai oi "- ,
write for symptom blank. Jlcl"lnJr,.0
stamp for return. Address 114 First
nu oor. Salmon, Portland, Or.
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ffnll nartianlara and rttrartlAna tn-
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DR. PIERCE
Qures all errons and
Private Diseases of
MEN
Quicker and cheaper
than others. Call andaee
him first, consultation
free.
Office 181 1st st, corner
Tamhlll.
roR WOMEN onlV
Dr. Sanderson's Compound
Savin and Cotton Root Pills.
The beat and only reliable
remedy for DELAYED PER
IODS. Cure the most obstln-
... . ... m a tn 10 rinva Price 11
per boa or three boxes 11.00. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Address T. J,
PIERCE. 181 First st. PorUand. Or.
and other drug habits are positively eared bj
HABIT1NA. For nypodermie or Internal naa,
Sample sent to any drag habltney ESrA-i
toaU EeguWpr00prlKftle
t yonr druggist or by mall in plain wrappen
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Skid mere Drag Oa
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SEATTLE HILKMEN
j: at -swords; points
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JOalted Prase teased Wlra) '
SeatUe," April 1. Independent mil
dealers have opened war c-n the . trust
Testerday It was announced that milk
would be sold today.' 11 Quarts for 1L
The trust made the cut this morning
and shortly before noon today the Inde
pendents . not only met the drop, but
many ara selling for I cents a quart. ;
Cattle araatfn. '
(Valted trt Imt Wire.)
' Washington, D. C, April 1. Under
the direction of the department of
agriculture tti ami""! iir-!.!'.ii
aaalnst the tniemtale . i v ir . t i t (
tie from, the 14 atatea In whl li
lilenetlo. southern or TS frvr
exists goes Into etffeot tiiy The .
Quarantine area include parts of Flori
a, Georgia, .North Carolina, tiouth
Carolina. Virginia. Alabama, Tennos-
see. Mississippi. Iflullana, ArkeiiRHa.
Miasourt, Tsaas, Oklahoma and Call tor
nla, o . . , ' - . , , ,
iHcad of Indlaa BchooU ; i '
. (tjsltad Praia, teased Wire." ?
Carlisle, Pa., April 1. Moses Fried
man today took over the superintend
ency of the Carllsls Indian school, to
succession to Supervisor Dickson. The
ttR commencement eaerclsea of the
Institution will be held tomorrow.
ien Cured
iaa
Consult Us Today
Free of Charge
If Honest and Responsible
You Can Pay Fee
When Cured
. . . . . 1
The Man With DISEASE
should learn and the sooner the better that what may eeem a trivial
dlaeaae very often has moat serious and far-reaching . .,2
who tries to be his own doctor la always Penl hat lter cniea
to the special 1st with the chronic "tubboi deep-aeated Jfh la
the hardeat kind to cure. We cannot hope that all men will accept our
ta temen t thli the "quickest, the f est and cheape.t sura la had by eon-.
aulUng an -eipert apeclailat In Men B plaeaseB at once. the Intelli
gent man will readily be convinced of the value of this advice upon inr
T,"MuchSf the delicate equipment of our office i Is specially "ftwt?2
to meet the requirements of our dlstlncUve methods f f 'r"t-T?l
Involves the sclentlllo applteaUon of every curable Influence known to
be helpful in treating the oleas of tmtn euf-h. ..., BU
We have stopped at no eapenee that-rwuld add 1 to i the jMewner ?"J
work or the comfort of our patienia..! amrmim VT,!:
institution for the treatment of men's ailments In the Paelna- ixoru
weet.
Why Sutter Longer on Promises of Others ?
n wDiiifrirvM nur v tun PTIPTC PROMPTLY. SAFE-
LY AND THOROUGHLY .AN? AT THE .LOWEST, COST. .
VARICOCELE. HYDKUWtl.it, . via aa naAanaoo, wv"
AJsD SKIN DISEASES, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISOR
DERS ULCERS, SORES. PAINFUL SWELLINGS, BURNINGS
rrcmNO and inflammation, nervousness, loss
OF STRENGTH AND VITALITY AND ALL SPECIAL AND
DELICATE DISORDERS OF MEN.
Our fees for cures are lower than the general family physician or
urSoV ed7el.Wf Irnl-hed from our own Wmntorjr f or t. convey
lenoe and privacy of cur patlenU; from $l.0 to M 0 a course.
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY ;
eaaaea eaU write for frea Book aad aU-aamlaaloa ?.
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Oregon Medical tost. 2?y
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Xaay
HERTS !KrM
CURED TO STAY CURED
i fK Is My Fee in Any
I Uncomplicated
V Disorder
No other physician employ a like method
.and so thorough Is my work that there need
'not be the slightest fear of a relapse into
the old condition. It la not a question of
whether you can ha cured, but whether- yon
will be cured. Don't wait until It la too
lata My method 1 perfect and Jolck. The
cure ia absolutely eerkaln. I ttaa NO KNIiTEL
cauae no pain and you need not be detained
from your work for one day. I especially so
licit those oases where money haa beea
wasted on el ec trio belts and other appliance
XMa. TAaXtMM
Tha Taeadlns; atpeciaUsi.
The Scientific Treatment of :eakpes9.'V
Dosing tha system with powerful stimulant and tonics In'an effort
to restore functional vigor can have bnt on final result: The condition
Is rendered worse than before. "Weakness" la merely an Indication of
a low form of inflammation la the prostate gland, and this Inflamma
tion Is but aggravated by stimulating remedies that excite temporary
activity. I employ the only scientific and fully effective treatment for
"weakness,' which effects a permanent cure by restoring the prostata
gland to a sound aad healthy state. I obtain complete results to varr
case I treat. . , . ' "y. A-'
Those In any trouble suffering i?Tom BraR
MATORKHOEA. LOSSES. AND DRAINS,
VARICOCELE. HYDROCELE, BLOOD POI
SON or any other disease tending to destroy
and disfigure and to render happiness Impos
sible are urged to call upon me without delay.
NOT A DOLLAR
NED BE PAID
llaJTII riiDFn
Consultation and Advice Free l u"Ml lu"w
Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. fimdaytMoi'to ,1. ":
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
Mr. Korrlaon Street,
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lk 17). V-
Nervous Decline
,W1MNESS,, :
Tou know that by the Incessant - draln stralnlnrai.
and previous Indiscretion, not only morally t"".
physically, that there Is something ' missing o.
lacking; in your make-Up. Tou have not the ctlv--ttv
ttia vim the anciiracv of .mental auickness ..... .
vriaef then you are right thers Is somethlna; wrong. I
re cure Blood o4- row despondent, having a don t oar feeling;. t
son. Skin DUe...., Tour work 1 hard to do. Tour futora seems blacky
ores. TJloersaTer- jBBt absorb these few facta and If you wlsh t
Zb?t?&t?? con.it a PSlall.t.c.ll and
Varioooela. able to do yott aome good. Come and see.
WRITE If you cannot calV All eorrespondano trlcly..J'"ano'
and all repllee sent tn plain envelopes. -No names, cases, letters or iJjA Ju
tographa of patients published or exposed. --x '- j t ,
WB CHARGE i'FOR 'CURJCS ONLT. . W mimp; p-r i, tiv ' "
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TVSITTllCS TOII OIT MODERN. SCIENTIFIC TxtaiAXMAJ t .11 .,.
WILIi ACCOMPLISH A CURJB. - , i ...-'. . '
-" HOURS a. tVto- p. ! svenlngs, 7. to., I; Sundays, r a.
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