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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1908. 17 TODAY'S MAR KETS Sheep v Shearing Is Now in Full Swing and All Reports From Interior Indicate That:Productlon Will Be Very Heavy. m CIS OF i POTATOES SOLD i BLUE BLOODS TAKE- ; ;W; y. GREEN GRASS Western Oregon Hasl,000 ',' Cars Unsold Prospects ; Good for a Cleanup. :- - Br Hymn H. Cohen, front street feature: .... Shipping ell o' spuds. Texas onions psss Sacramento.-, !osl onion very firm. , v Cabbage advancing in eouth. , , Florin strawberries arriving. Beit shipment bananas in. Car cabbage in from south.'' ; Eggs are firm; poultry too. ' Creamery butter is folding. 1107 Crop - Ci Western Oiegon ................ I.I Walla Walla asparagus lias put 4 In appearance la tha local mar- 4 ket "It's fins quality," 'says i 4 ' Mr. McBwen, of McEwen Koe- key. "and this Is why It brought a higher , pries than the stuff 4 from California." 1 ' ": , Bale of the first shipment were made here at II a boa. o'4 Eastern Oregon-Wsshlngton.... rs. (.004 Western Washington Shipments iU7- . ' Western Oregon ...4.. 1,100 Eastern Oregon-Washington 2,000 Western Washington 1.000 Remaining April II. 106 Western Oregon Eastern Oregon-Washington 1.000 Western Washington 1.000 WOOI-llOi Willamette valley .1114 Viae. mvnjiin inns' nominal. ivaivi HIUEft Drr hides. 11 Olio lb; salt. ffioj green, " le less; calvea, green, iWTej klpe. So lb; bulla, green salt. 2ttJHe lb. , , SKEEP8KINS ' Rhearlng. jtftlOe each; ehort wool. 26e0o; medium, wood, tvrOU each! Jong wool. IteQ II II each. TALLOW prime, net IK. 3c04; No t Knit t'MM, IAIa , CHITTIM BARK 4 01 Ha. -V t frulta egablaa . POTATOES Select 760. selling;, buy- Ing. Willamette valley, lie; eastern ...... 1.000 I Multnomah and Clsckaraas. MUo per cwti sweets, 2t4of seed slock. o. Portland, American . wonaera. II new potatoa. o. price. Deal vr f. el 111 Early Bom, II run. 1100; seconds, Il.tlOl.Tt; Idaho, 4.60: gsrilo.j lb. ... . APPLES Select Hi choice. . 11.001 feney. ordinary. 22.250 lUia 1 10; FRESH- FRUITS ranges, 11.119 1.7: banana iWo per lb; crated, to; lemons, fit 2.66 bos; grapefruit 2160V Total crop Paolflo northwest..... 18,100 hipped out 6.600 'Remaining unsold northwest 1,101 J 1:60: pineapples. 440 dos: ungerines. - ,., . , . l.ll a box; strawberries, lla par, half f''s aSST. f:-!rL!rM i ,hJVjEaETIjJ-Tt,rnip. new, . 10 tats of Oregon every aisinat. rotatoes out 0.101 oars. Oregon produced 4 WiihiMim ii !' sacaj carruts. see per sacs; oeeta, ."d w"H"Von L '5 I tl07ae r sack: naranlDa. c2tt;ceb. r 2 base. 21 SOB 1.80: tomatoes. California. ft USmPouMU western ILMU nortta.. 'II j be-na , 1IH O 1. 100 cars while east- ' ",."wTr 'iVi ot.TOnca?i M rah0K.,0lo" dosn oSSnV" 40, (Produced close to 1.900 cars. To da te 1 .. MODere belL 26ci Chile., lla lb: -i!f . SiJ'JStJLSS: hS?hoK.oc1SlC6TW .' counting wo I Isttuco. I60 dot; bucumbers, hothouse. uw "'"r. Ti '"'i "j" : Ullftrnli, 11.7 dos; radisnas, no uoa .oonsumpuon. reacnea ,v an, muni t,..ku, .k.,K..k n iT'ai.r it can nsold at this time In hands of produo- 4,. or-V.t "er.I,b'.;rles. eastern. 11.06ft 1 - . IgUS, TV OATS DEfJilllD HOGS ARE10 GAIHIIIG FAST CENTS HIOIIEI! l!rice Is Stiff and nigh With Top Values in Yards Moves No Stock Offered Barley to $0.35 Slight Dullness Tone Is Fine. Is Noted in Cattle. Oats and barler markets showed oon-i porti.akt T.rvtrBxnr'ir dtm toria. rwimanil nul In holh lineal . WOgS. Cattle. Bntep. and top figures were offered without (fan pnnging out supplies. or s.euu uc iti of Ko..I white feed oats 111.10 was of- Jjgj :""!!":": "i iii iio be found. I omim t t . i a , ..n j Middlings wero firmer. With an ad-lHos are advanpe ioa - todav with va"oe of II offered for a oar here. . continued stock offerings orerywhere. There la an . Inareaalne: demand fori k hn. mil in -annArnA mA ralley potatoes around 460 t o. b. shlp-ljhe top of the market has been moved ying puiak . - -. --.iio wun an occasional transaction Kgga wers firmer, with I1 10 offered 1st that figure. here. I A dull Tone waa shown in the-local Butter was offered a fraction lower I cattle market situation today. This and a general drop in prloes la expected. I was not due to any increase in arrivals unir to sen: - - - i dui o m jci inai pacaers immeai- One car aaoond out alfalfa. 111.10 1 ate wants are belna filled with atuff track Portland; 10 oaaea No. 1 creamery i coniraciea some tune ago. butter. iSc: i& bnvaa flrat-class cream-1 Bheep market Is nominal with arrivals ry Duuer. xtc; one car miaaiinaa, iwii ...... delivery, 110 track Portland: 6 oaaesl A year ago today all lines were firm full cream cheese, nw stock, fancy. 14a lrt1cnn, pneos. i - , . ' L Official varl nrlraa One hundred aacka No 1 white feed Hoga Bt stuff, II. It Al. IB; stock- oats. 126.60, track or dock; 4 -ears No. 1 " -Vh,na 't" l 7 00; block. nits reed oats, delivery neaiue; i.uuu i ';r.'',vi.,. . . a 00: medium. I4.E0O4.TI: sacka No. 1 white feed track Portland; 6 cars Wlllamett ley potatoes, 46C rwt. roint; one car middlin 28. bO track Portland: egca. It Ho track Portland; ZOO cases candled eggs, llo track Portland. Sales la cases candled eggs. If He: cases full cream cheese, new xancy a took, 14o. Board of trade prices; Wneat (track prices) Club 14a, red lie, bluestsm 17c, valley 16c Barley Feed 114.60. rolled iitoxi. brewing 120. (MtaNo. 1 white 14 601T. ' Vfillstuflrs Bran 114.10. middlings 117.60, shorts, country, 117.60. city 117, neaui.; I.OOo I ! oats, tzo.oo. iissttsriV,T.t lllamette val- M-i '5?. ! fa h ahlnnlna I D"1 mwu ana nrirrrs, ii.vvwi.lt n.i. a'noi de fver F medium, cows, 11.6001.76; bulla I1.60O "ft ndle 0: "u"' H-60O4.00. i.f" J!". 51 Sheep Beat wethers. IJ.7IOI.00: aprina? lamos weirninr 7 pounds. 7.0 ra.uu; ewea, io.uuvt.6U; mixed, It.OOtf 10; yearlings if fat. l6.7tQi.00. HOGS STEADY IN EAST, Receipt Are Small and Price Holds Other Line Quoted Same. Chicago. April 14. Hogs, 12,000; cat tle, 1.600; sheen, 11.000. Hogs are Steady at yesterday's close. 'Left over iZLhUl ftril? J5! 4M0; sprouts. Ho lb: asparagus. d WaVhinrto'nl bid unsold wlUili th.lV 80 ID; H!!9 hrtM.ra 1 Afla iura ftf nntatnaa of a total I . L.T ' . I c. liu. ttrfiYm-'i.Mi 11,r.ir,RI.r ffffi K. lo.". and 'commission off)-ll 'S"? w!v . . I jvanaas VJiv, Apm i wheat and barley chopJ7.e. lyeaterday. 7.800. Mixed. tt.06.0t: wutter Jfixtras mis. xancy xso, heavy, il.80ai.06; rough, l6.606.70j - 'i m it . . i , v. aM.i ii.iv: lignt and 11.46; XXX granu Boot nora ouUnreaa, . nn' n tt xn n . v.im. I cream !frf " " JAw 0o; box, (to I p- . l ."2 .V",?. ta np to April II, 1.000 cara -7. ; . 1,5. a. Cheese-Fancy cream . twins . llHo, " io.OOO: 'sheen l 000 . . jt 1. - I . . n . Dwi.. ki.a in. l ! m I - . - i . j. -i . goldsn U K.501 u-i yenow, I " -vw i umi, iseo., April i. j Anr cattle, 4,600; aheep, 6,700. 00. Cattle steady Hogs, 14.000; Hogs, 1,000; i nnaranantad haavv damand for BOta-1 advance on aack oaala 'toes from the south wee L - Eutorn Ore-1 . (Above prloao are II daya net sasb ton and Washington with their freight I tuotationai MA rr,t. V... 1 ln nnnnda n U Im. I . MONET-41.6 M ATSta. -Au'rt. tuilnf. .m f V I n w tha trade CO'EK Peokae brands 111.11 0 SALT Coarse Half ground, 100a. 111.60 per ton: 60a 111 00 table, dairy 10s, llVOO: 100a, 111.76; Dales, 18.80; Imported Liverpool, toa tio.wei tui'a til 00: 4a 11.00: extra fine arrela. la is end 10s, 4.6bay6.60: Liverpool lum tock, I10.60 par to; 60-lb rock. 111.60; 100s. llJ.fO.- . (Above pnots apply to aaies ox less NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ourt7 river points are taking tha trade In-that entire section and are .selling considerable supplies to Texas points. This territory Is unable to buy stooks In western Oregon because of the higher freight rate. Western Oregon is dispos ing of Its enormous crop of potatoes to Ansona. southern California and por tions of Texaa, , , . . . i ; . oat wotaaoaa Xirlnjr Sramtnm. 14 Ho, roost era StuaiBo. Potatoes Select selling, 70c: Wtl- JSSrirS1. rMSSivinrr Short Covering Caused by Fear of new Californ.a. selllnr. 6&6H& . . . . . . v , r . . . m m . . unions tjuouing price; ft. iiwi.n. Another Harriman Surprise. New York, April 14. Soma covering of shorts, Induced by a report that Har riman Interests were to prlng some new sensation, waa all that saved the market from being the slowest in years LivcTDOol Ja ITncbansed but Chicago today. The short covering, helped the V,lv.rpool.$107a Mo.oS, 'tVcii M'HEAT MARKETS ARE SLOW. OFFICERS DREAR DAVIDOR'S SLEEP i i ' . ' . ' ; ' Hatlen Causes His Arrest Following a Dispute Over '- the Sale of Lots. "' GET READY FOR F CT RIDAY Supplies Being Sent Out to Mingriaces'of Mult , nomah County, 8. V. Daridor was arrested in hi rooms at the Portland hotel at midnight last night, and taken to tha police head quarters where ha waa charged with larceny by smbesslament aa bailee. The bonds had . been fixed at 16.000, but Mr. Davldor'a attorneys hurried around and got hold of District Attorney Man ning, who lnatruoted the police to al low Davldor and B. E. Clements, ar rested with him, to go on their own recngnlianua. -, - This morning as the seoond aten In the proceedings- against Davldor, At torneys E. M. Bherlock and Allan Joy, representing Oreicorv E. Matlan. the complainant in the criminal proceed Inga,' filed 4t suit for the recovery of 16,000 from Davldor, naming B. K. Cle ments, .William D. Swain. Gilbert B. Anderson, Sarah . Baaler. Maude M. AMriAMnn kh rk..la. U IT . ... ' defendants. The amount asked for lslfi double the value of the lots aa claimed I i by Matlen and his wife, Anna Louisa Mauen- Oave Deed but That Waa All. Mr. Davldor aDDeared In noltca court this morning accompanied by his law yer, E. 8. i. McAlllater. and by agree ment with the district attorney the hearing was continued until next Mon day morning. No bonds were required by the district attorney of either Davl dor or ' Clements. Matlen alleges in his complaint that ho and his wife were the owners of lota 1, 6 and 10 in l.iock 1 of the Elec tric addition and that Davldor on Janu ary 17 made a verbal agreement where- py ne was 10 nen me properly ror M al ien. On February 17. 1908. the com plaint alleges that through the false and fraudulent representations of tha defendant Davldor, the property bavins- been sold. Matlen gave Davldor a warranty deed for the lots which hs alleges Davldor agreed waa not to be delivered until the purchase price was paid. He alleges that this price waa to be $1,000. The money .was never paid, the complaint alleges, and Davldor transferred the orouerty in small por tions to tha other defendants named in the suit. Dartdofa Utory Differs Widely. . Although tha price of potatoes in the I than oar lots. Car lots at special prloes memo nortnwsst is ratner low at tnis i suoien to rioftueuona. Has a Long of 74 c Today. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. Open. Close. Apr. 18. Doss. May 1 00 11 ... It 'M . 7 lma awlna (a tha haavvveron all over I R1CB5 Imbarlal J a Dan. No. I. It: Nt, tha Patf la ooaaL. nreaant nrosnecta are 1 1. iUfliilo: New brleanat head, let July that practloally everything for sale AJax, 6c: Creole,, 60. wUI be moved away before the present BEANS Small white, 14.16: larre Chicago, April 14. Liverpool wheat season ends. This Is an unexpected white. I4.lt; Dink. $1.88: bayou, ll.Vi waa dull and lifeless with the close occurrence the new condiUons making Limes, $5.86; Mexican reds, 4 He tonight unchanged from the final ftg- Ihla possible appearing but a few weeks I NUTS- reanuia, juraoo, io per m; i urea or yesterday, roteigners reiusea v, b. srimaui, nn i iiiiuik v io; market recover all its early loss and the leading Issues held a gain at the closiifg. Range by Downing-Hopklns Co.: DESCRIPTION. ago. According to w. h. uroaaus, nn extensive shipper for the southwestern trade, his firm la receiving from. 16 to go cents mors per iw pounas ior west era Oregon notatoes ' than California shippers aro- frantically offering sup' piles au Jtne reason ror mis is me most excellent quality of the potatoes from tnis section tne present season. One of the greatest helps toward find ing a now market for our surplus stocks la that potato growers here are putting; up tneir potatoes in Dener per lb; roasted, o I Japanese. k Of Hei roasted, iu r in: walnuts. Caiiforula. la -ar lb: pine nuts. lo per lb; nicaory nuts, Ida ter lb! braxtl nata. 16c per lb: fil berts. 16o per lb: fsney pecans. UQtUc par lb: almonds, lfo. Meat, m aad Frovlsloms. nRiuMKlLU 11ATI rroni a treat HogS, fancy, 7 tattle lb; ordinary, 7c; lng and price in other pits large, 6c; veal; extra, o per lb; ordinary. 6 Me per lb: heavy, ..IB. n.r ti: mutton, rann lie Mr in.! inane.. we loruns Dtini tne oast iniu.nrinr iamb, loniittd can bo secured anywhere. When a sack I haaIH, Bacon, fcic. Portlaml psck of potatoes is opened, the quality anl (local) hama, 10 to 11 lbs., 14VfeO per lb.; also of tha entire lot oan be readily h to IS lbs., lo per lb.; 16 to So lba, seen, xnis is wnst ins Duyers in mi Mo; breakfast bacon, .4HZJo per southwest are willing to pay from 18 lib: nicnlca. lOo per lb: cottage rolL llo to 80 cents more for than they can ob- Mb; regular uhort clears smoked, 1 1 Vire Uln stocks alsewher a per lb; unsmokod. 10 He per lb; clear J . In saatern Oregon and I Washington ths backs, unsmoked. lOHc; smoked. HMo; 3T. snippers are nayina mv c"nia per i Union butts, 10 to ISO ID; unsmoKed, I pounds for the bulk of their supplies, i$0 per lb; smoked, llo par lb; clear mv while In western Oregon those shipping bellies, unsmoked. lie per lb; smoked, ji. vo mo ooumwesi are genei-ativ pacing i j40 pr id; snouiaers. no per id: 10 oents per 100 pounda At these fla- I pickled tooguts, VOo tmeK urea it is peiievea mat ma enure noia- LOCAL LARi) Kettle lear, 10a. ize Ings of marketable potatoes will be per lb; 6s, 11 o er lb; 60-lb tins, 11 2c moved this season. per lb; steam rendered, 10s, llo per to take the wheat offered, from hero, and this Induced a slow opening in Chicago. The market scarcely 'had a showing of strength during . ths day. although a fraction was added to ths nrloe just after tha opening. Tha mar ket cloaed c lower for May aad July it "J....,'," as compared with yesterday. ' Eri. weakness in wneai'arrectea tne traa-iT.... i i,,,h Mo. Paclflo Amal. Copper , Sugar Colo. P. A I... U. 8. Steel, c. do preferred . Atchison Bait A Ohio.... closed with a loss. snd all Corn closed down .i(." about the same as wheat and oats was J.J :7IL a fraction under yesterday. Pork ended I xtaok inland in? uaw w iiu Mm iicv lusn ui a, vu ivi luw May. mnf VoIh of tka "ai. lib: 6a 1110 per lb; compound. 10a :.liZT v2! Ylffitioci!. cod.llHe Ibifloundera ;."T.r.- ;V.e7rr;n o per lb; naiibuu 6o per lb; striped toiiT rrh.hi. .i.. k... ik. nasa, io per id, catiian. iic f to: sai w?S"t.yL5 b r f tna mo chlnook, 14o per lb; steelhead ( ) f fcin.naafh ne.f .Mn- P' i. .. f" ' - BmngS. ment ever received hero in recent years were unloaded today. Demand good. ' Navel oranses ara set tin a verv scarce 7. "JTA h. eoint th-":i.n f ...11 per in; piacn Daaa. aoo per r - - - . ,D. aiiver ameiu tuic ner ids uuunoiiAigt 2 :9"Va!LKK.. , WIA.-)L black cod. 7o lbs craba, Alameda .. .;i."n,.nV' -J. V- a-" M i-J?0"nl.""".fw?- ' . Alhambra S... fi,r- ir..: .k. 1 10 per vw-ip sacs, a.vv; jiym Range by Downing-Hopklns Co. WHEAT. Open. High. vlji 1 86 8 CORN. 8 . 68 14 4 OATS. 61 68 4114 -41 M MESS PORK. May 1830 1880 1820 1820 July 1386 1815 1362 1862 July May July Low. as Kg Bt Paul Union Pacific Am. Smelter . N. T. Central Nor. Pacific . Close. A"PPd BAth I OUUiUCl II 8oo. c. ...... IT I Am. Loco. . . , 3 Ches. & Ohio 42 SPOKANE MINING EXCHANGE. Smelfer. pfd. Cotton Oil .... Cen. Leather . Boo, pfd Metropolitan Money! hlch.' vl. 1.-- xotai saies, zv( n Q ? r : ?ff u ; 1 . TT 68 , MH 67H . 116 126 H 12644 12 . 23V, 23 23H 23 . 83 84 8Stt 84 , 16 00 8 , 76 77- '76 76 . 163 I34T4 16J 164 . 1 17 17 17 . 100 44 .44 44 44 117 117 116 117 104 105 104 106 16 15 14 14 117 118 117 118 127 128 125 137 68 9 61 60 17 98 97 8V, 125 126 125 126 86 37 86 87 14 14 18 14 124 124 28 28 111 111 111 112 44 45 a ::::: IS k::::::::::::::1 County Clerk fields and his deputies are busy preparing the supplies to be sent out to tha various- election pro- clnctg of the eounty for tha frlday pri marles. Today tha office of the olsrk waa turned Into a mammoth supply sta tion, and tha clerks wero busv earoellna- out ths ballots, polling lists, copies of election laws, pencils and otner arti cles neeaea ior tne coming tray. It is expected that tha aunnllea will be sacked for each precinct tonight, so that everything may be turned over to Hnerui ntevena early tomorrow morn ing. It will then be tho sheriffs duty to see that tho sscks of supplies reacn each polling place In proper time. Improvement Sought. To each precinct Mr. fields la sending out a list of questions, asking for sug gestions to do maiiea to mm aner tne primaries are over. Ha did this two ears sgo. and received many replies double tho value of the lots ss claimed I i.t-2 J"J.rJlV''",1' lit an anH him ln. I .... ." ""- man or tna election board in each pre cinct is aaked to answer are aa follows: 1. Was your voting place situated In ths right location to poll tha largest vote? if not, where should It have been? 1. Was tho voting plsca supplied with necessary furniture, lights, etc.? 8. Were you supplied with ail neces sary stationery T 4. Was the supply of official and sample ballots sufflclantT 6. Ware there innuih booths, so thst voters were not compelled to wait long? 4. Have you any suggestions to of for to Improve the system In any manner? Mr. Fields Is also sending to each election board a slip cautioning ths members to put nothln but ballots and stubs in the hallot boxes when they are returned. Duplicate statements of the result are sent out in blank, one to be posted at the place of election and the other to be delivered to the county clerk. In the past some of tho state ment, have been sealed np in tha ballot boxes and there was no way in which the result might be ascertained until the official count was made. Correct BegUtratlon Kistakoa. A method of correcting any mistakes that may have been made in registra tion, as where the voter has registered In the wrong precinct, has been devised. If a voter finds that his registration Is imperfect he may report to the office nf the clerk, where his complaint will be heard and hla signature taken. If in vestigation shows that ha is entitled to vote, a slip will be given him to this sffect, which be may then present to the officials of election at ths place1 where he la entitled to cast hla' haJlnL This saves the necessity of swearing in votes in such cases, and has been agreed upon as fair by the chairmen of both party committees. According to Mr. Davldor ho simply agreed to take the property and sell It for what he could obtain for it This nroved to be 11.620. Ha claims that -Matlen was anxious to have office room n Davldor'a suits In the Corbett build ing, and so ho and Matlen draw up an areement statins: mat Mauen waa to pay Davldor 11.000 for the desk room and a share in Davldor's real estats business. Deducting this 31,000 and other expenses from the smount re ceived for the lots, Davldor claims that 3384 is still due Mauen. He claims tint Matlen haa been tendered this amount and has refused to take it. Mr. Davldor was arrested after he had gene to bed. Ht put on his clothes and was taken to the police station by Detectives Howell and Tlohenor. By agreement with Deputy Dlstrlot At torney Adams the bonds had been fixed at 85,000. When the attorneys inter ceded with District Attorney Manning, however, the latter ordered that Davl dor and Clementa be allowed to go on their own recognizance. n GOOD STORY FO m f pie a; Orchard Increases $3,000 a a MonthIts Market 13 the Orient. (Special Dispatch to The JoarsaLl ' O rants Pane, Or- 'April 14. That Josephine eounty orchard lands are in creasing rapidly In value waa proved wtfiui inn unau papers ox ohango were signed deeding the fine fruit farm on Applegate river formerly owned by Consul-Oeneral H. B. Miller, to M. 0. Buck, a California fruit grower, for 121.000. Just 80 days ago this asms piece sold for 821.000. rash. It In creased $5,000 In value In one month. The new owner will greatly develop th place, and Is preparing to make it one of tha Xlnest fruit farms In the state. It is Irrigated bv a canal from tha Ad plegato river. " The apple-from this place have been shipped for a number of seasons to tho orient, a splendid market having been found for them . by Consul-Oeneral Miller,' who Is now stationed at Yoko hama, but who was formerly in China. DEFIES KAISER , AS ART CRITIC Munich Painter to Exhibit In Many Cltle Pictures Bpoken of Dis paragingly by Emperor. BALD 30 YEARS: NOW HAS HAIR Man of 78 Surprises Neighbors and Doctors With New Thatch. Berlin, April 14. At the Kunstlerhaas Frits Crier, the Munich artist, la ex hibiting the designs of four pictures painted for the- Welsbadsn Kurhaua The kaiser has spoken disparagingly of these pictures, and for tbla reason the artist decided to exhibit the studies in all tha principal towns of Germany in order that ths opinion . of the people might be taken. He thus makes a di rect challenge , and publlo protest against tho emperor s Judgment To celebrate the - eightieth birthday Of Frits Werner. Antler, who still paints with groat freshness, a collection of his worka la now on view at the Boval academy, mainly landscapes of Holland, Italy and oermany. Another art feature of ths week Is a display of a big three part picture by Artnur jonnson oi vincinnaii. Mynpu "And tha Lord fiooke." It shows-the first two human beings In a scene of striking beauty. .' iRrnaat MlUa has succeeded William : D. Haywood as secretary and troaaurer of the Western Federation of Miners. CROSBY HALL ON HISTORIC SITE Where Sir Thomas More Wrote and Erasmus Tarried, It SlaDe Reerected. per cent; low, 1 per cent. 00 shares. PRODUCE IN SAN FRANCISCO. Io lb; soles, ?o lb; shilmps. too per (Furnished by Downing-Hopklns Co., lb: perch, Io par lb; tomcod, lie aer lb; Members Spokane Exchange.) Batter Is Holding Firm and Eggs per'rawKLloo"? tSSffi prfc"'' W"h" APr" UttlcM Retain a Good Tone In Soutii. days. up. This wnl force tha local market pis, per gallon,. 13.40; per 100-lb sack, ItM 1.69; Eagle, canned, 40o can; If Bid. 10 4 6 Alberta Coal St Coke...... 16 Am. Commander ......... 8 Bell .. -. 7 Asked 6 23 EHrss are firm and noultrr Is holding KJTIuSTTr. A at former.prloes. - . . Cflia.wcttni 17 l lormer .prices. Creamery butter Is maintaining for mer figures. City creameries report no lack of demand. : Strawberries from Florin, jCalifornia, are arriving daily, and are finding sale at 18.26 per 16-box crate. -'California steamer was lata In arriv ing today, and asparagus was held . IplMf Am. fAm.tn.1 In lmrmrmm Mt.nl. .nA rtun VP11 ..... ... price-Is SS cents today. . Head Lljfht .. 13o Front, street sells at the following Eocene prices. Thoss paid shippers are less m?"?11 TW.. .14 o rarular commissions: i n,'me iwi. vim. . v.- . extra, star : " " T ' . . Gasoline fuwun eastern , vrea;oB ' peiants, r"i? : . .... .' I Can .floim. Smelter j . ' . a mmm ai m wi m j i v. . . . i - . raxor cUma 81.00 per box: 10 per doW fnrln,n, ;; a-h.a emmt Ml -t-mmmm w mumwm t . i Hjvnliitlnn ROFifi rure manua, lici stnnoara. I Echo 11 o- sisal, c; I. ii. slsaL 8c . Oalbraith Coal Cou OUa . . ' ' " Gertie. "vu mmm, vu nun, urmnoy omeuer ....... Water White 10 o 11 , HAT Froducers nrlco Timothy, wiiismexte vauey, xancy vis: oral ary. sia.evcyis; eastern uregon, II 17; mixed. 10Ol0.50; clover. 1100 grain. 13.6U. 18 o II 0 s 18 o II o 14 c Hecla Happy Day ........ Holden Gold & Cop. Humming Bird Hypotheek intemat'L u. a c 61 0 Lucky Calumet 16 Ulnnnla Pnnni & f. -.... I ...... . . . - m mm. Mineral - arm 4!ic MoonUght II 0 Nabob . . 84.45: straights, ll.rts oxport 11.60 V. M. and I. Naphtha ...11 11.10; valley, 14.45; graham, a 84.lfs Red Crown Gasoline 11 whole wheat, 4,40; rye, 60s, 16760; bales Motor Gasoline ,...16 lie per cent ussoune ., i ithr.lNn 1 Bnslna Dlatlllata.. dim BKN21NB86 degt. oase l6o pel gaij Srk Coone ' 16 O iron bbl 38c per gai " . " ' I Smble?-riboo fit.) TUKPEN INBln cases, tlo par gal; j RfIJdeer " ' M.hAli . 13fl I n v nT,m 7 e riorTiini : : : : " : : : : viPanhandla Ismelter ; cheat. I )i alfalfa.' 81 3 a wood bbls. It He ner aaL liMbUkiu kw, noia sio, eases Znrs aad VOtatryv - : j EGGS Extra fancy, candled. 17o. CHEESE Full cream.. flats.U 15 o lb; Young Americas,, 16 c; per lb; Cali fornia, Young Americas, llo; flats, 14 014o lb. - , POULTRY mixed chlekana. c Hum llo lb; fancy hens, 1 So; roosters, ol I So; boiled, bbls 64c cases 60o a gal; iota ox aoo gauons io less. WHITB LKAD-Ton lots, 7e per lb; Stf-lb lots. 8o per lb; less lots. 8. WIRfil J AILS Present basis ai i II is. LitUo Damage Reported. Reindeer Rex (16 to D Sonora , . . . gnowshoe I Snowstorm Sullivan ... . . Sullivan Bonds Stewart Wonder 6 17 73 75 1 . 8 ....175 225 .... I 4 .... 1 2 37 8 8 .... 85 ... .,..260 i .... ' .... 4 .... 4 6 .28 7.1 U. SA 81 1 t v a 1, v lt 3 4 ' is 26 - 27 1 1 . 12 16 r 6 8 10 11 200 205 1 . .. 1500 .. . 65 7" (UnlUd Press Laaied Wire.) San Francisco, April 14. Wheat No. 1 California club, per cental, 11.57 1.65; white milling club, 11.62 I. 67; white Australian, 11.7001.72; northern bluestem, 1.621.67; northern club, 11.67 1.62; inferior grades of wheat, 3l.36iH.60. Barley No. 1 feed, 61.35 01.40, with some fancy at 1.41; common to fair, II. 27 01.82; brewing, at San' Fran cisco, 1.42 1.47; brewing- and shipping, at Fort Costa, 11.4001.46; chevalier. 31.6501.15. accordlni to aualltv. .. . Butter (per pound California fresh: Extras 22c firsts 20 seconds .13c: packing No L llc, do No. 2. 18c. ' Eggs per dosen) California fresh, including cases: Extras 20c, firsts 17c. seconds 14c, thirds 15c dir ties. No. 1, 14o; do No. I, 14c. New Cheese (per pound) California flats, fancy, llo; firsts, llo; seconds, 10c:, California Young America, fancy, lSo;flrsts, llo, storage, eastern fancy, New York, llo, Oregon, 14c Potatoes (par oontal) Lomnoc 11.00 O Lit; Oregon Burbanks, . ? 6c 1.00; river whites, fancy, 40 85c; early rose, I1.I501.65; river reds, 11.8691.40; sweet potatoes, 3Z.B0O3.Z5 per crate; Columbus, N. J., April 14. Henry Gil bert, 78 years old, of this place, is s puxzle to his neighbors and to local physicians. After remaining bald for 30 years, Gilbert has blossomed out this spring with a new crop of hair that covers his entire cranium. A peculiar thing about Gilbert's bald ness was Its perfection, not a single blade of hair having appeared to shelter his pate In the last three decades. Gil bert lost his hair after a fever. What haa caused it suddenly to return ho Is at a great loss to explain, as are the doc tors. Gilbert says he used hair tonic for f ears, until he had spent a small fortune n a useless search for a cure. He does not believe the hair tonlo bad the right effect after a lapse of 10 years, and he is equally certain that he Is not going Into his seoond childhood. The new hair has Just a trace of gray mii.il with dark locks, and Gilbert looks a quarter century younger than he did a year ago. CARL MILLER SENT TO INSANE ASYLUM Unknown Man Found Wandering In West Oregon City-AAnswers Questions Only to Tell Name. new notatoes. 202o ner nound. Onions Eastern yellow, nominal: eastern red, nominal; Australian brown, nominal. (Scectil Dispatch to Tba Joernal.) Oregon City, April 14. An unknown insane man,, who gavo his name as Carl Miller was found wandering aim lessly in the outskirts Of west Ore gon City early this morning and brought to town and held for examination. Ex cept giving his name as Carl Mllleti he refused to answer any questions what ever, maintaining a dogged silence all tho time. He was brought Into the county court about t o'clock, and com mitted to the insane asylum at Salem. Orans-es (ner box) Navels. I2.10tjp2.40; choice, I1.BO03.1Q; ards, 61.60 1.10; tangerines, 2.00. : fancy, inn; frvers. 14.fiott.o Ann. hrXiir rraonwn, yr, apm. Hummiut tuw .fjuwy vium ion, i,wu iioodS.OO; geese, old. iaio ibM not surfered ln any way nanaie at o, svo Btewart at T8o. ri.":.; '... ZZL V. "ST - 1 . ",r"5,'r" I from the drnnirht Fla tarn r)nrnn la I - ... SaiS-MoV -Cha'sT Dickens 17J BOSTON COPPER MARKET. aiivo. uoi.e, per lb; dressed, il 20e IViM, " higher V lVl9 P'r ouiTls-admlttod by ; shoepmSnitTasI ";:5B --i.! ws-ner. I k... nn.t nuU. I stocks are active traders. We will buvlrv.1 av Man stt Metallne and Haho Stooks. Mammoth. Morning and American lead (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.) Boston, April 14. Official prices: Alloues ..,.24 (Nov. Con. ..11 miroux ..... Old Dom. ..82 Adventure I any amount 'or Mammoth at the mar- J Cop.1 Range HOPfl 1 DOT nrnn. flirf .,1m. I hare. wW ahnnr. ara ranmmA in th prlCO.The.L.T. Keady Investment Dalv West . r' V -v , I . c ... t nmrmntr II7.IKD rh.mh., t9 AmmAM. I fr. . m w-- .. I isuiu. , a - S prime, 4H; medium to prime. 4c; me-1 winter upon sandy ranges, but 16 per uiuiu, . afto id; II 1906 crop. HOI o lb; I cent of the Iambs will be saved. contracts, 1908, 8 8o lb. Anything with pin . ; j FEATHERS IS SOUGHT in Umatilla oountv shennmn aav that if a rain-comes in the next few weeks there will bo no loss to any of me ubuub, Iron Trade Good, New York, April 14. Tha iron an.1 steel export trade - shows no recession as yet, but on tha other hand shows a ft 1 - "There Is a demand at this 0 time for all sorts Of poultry In v I considerable increase over last year. 4 tne f ortland market Spring a chickens are very slow to arrive m a total value or 3130,575,000, as com- T parad with 1115,600,000, or approxi- mately 1 It , per cent gain. The roost 4 satisfactory feature of the export trade a u ton un smpmenis in ueoruary e ana 1 ror these - is a very pro a 1 nounced calj sven at the high e prices now in effect Hens and e mixed coops are In likewise e good demand. ' CaU for turkeya 46 ?h0w5d 'raia-over ja,t V ot l,40d. 4 is good with scarcely any. sup- 4 e plies coming. . Even ducks ' are 4 4 not finding a call with no sup- e ' piles shown." W.; H. Dryer, of ,4 4 "Dryer, Bollam A' Co. ? National Rank Notes. ' Washington April 14. National bank ftotes outstanding up to April 4, were: Currenoy, 69,9ll,848f gold notes, 174, 780; total, 6,91S,S43; national bank notes issued si daya 16,048,810;-national bank notes destroyed six daya 15.582,328. . - . NEVADA MINING STOCKS. nil Gold Hill . . B. Green 8 I Ban - Fran, ol sco, April ll. last night's! Mohawk ...4 B closing prices: No. Butts .61 GOLD HELD DISTRICT. ' Sandstorm t7o; Red Top Kit lie, Co lombia Mt. 21c, Jumbo Ext 84o, Silver Shannon ...ll1 Tamarack . .90 Victoria .... 8i Butte Coals, 19 United 61 Trlnitr ...18 Nipplsstng . 6 Winona ...... 6 wolverine' ..22 .Northwest Bank Statement. PORTLAND. Year ago ; ton. .Kevadall.20, Ton. Montana It JO. clearings ... . , 1 1,660,84 MacNamara 3 lo, Ton. Belmont LI7, J Balances ..... 376.601 TACOMA. Ton. North Star lid, Jim Butler lie. ... MANHATTAN DISTRICT. ; Granny 6o.',:' v:) :.-v;. V SCATTERED DISTRICTS. V Pittsburg Sliver Peak 11.11, Eagles' Nest lie "i'V-Cr:': s Clearln gs ........... mm ... I Balances ....-... m . . . . .v. 711,281 119.970 Ynkon Gold Share.; y::f,-. New1 Yorki Anr II H Vnknn flnM nn curb: - Opening 4, high 4. low 4, The crop Is ssUmated as high as 6, close 4. 1000,000 bales. - - , .Good Cotton Weather. , . . New- York, April 14 Dispatches from Texas state that. Texas- has had fine weather for cotton and up to date has had a perfect, planting season; and- that an acreage records wur do snatterea. Northwest Crop Weather. Western Oregon and Washern Wash inaton Fair .tonight and Wednesday. I probably light frost tonight; north to east winas. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Fair tonight and Wednesday, light frost tonight Southern Idaho Showers tonight or Wednesday. Weekly Crop Statistics, New York, April 14. Weekly exports: Wheat. 783,106; flour, 225,169 barrels. World's visible supply, of wheat de creased l,14v,UUU ou. i .11 1 f ' London Will Close. ' New " York, April 14. Tho London Stock Exchange will be closed from Fri day, April 17. until the morning ot Tues day, April 11. v New York Exchange to Close. ' New York, April 14. The New York Stock Exchange will be closed Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 16. . Bolting Pacific Extension. , ' New York, April 14. The Milwaukee road has ordered 700,000 kegs of bolts. Others roads are buying moderately of track supplies. Liverpool Wheat Market. Liverpool, April 14. May wheat opened at. Is 10 d, closed at 6s lid, the same price as Monday. . , - - 1 . Tacoms Wheat Market. Taocma. ADrll 14. Wheat, einort Club, 52u; red. 80o; bluestem. 84c . . 14 X, CJongTessman V. S. Ellis.'" t Seven years In 'Washlnarton: needs no Introduction London, April 14. Although Crosby hall Is down and Its stones and timbers are removed from Great St Helen's, we have by no means heard the last of it. Tho bank which nurchaaed and I ciearaa tne sits acted with more con sideration than mlaht have been ex pected from a modern business corpora tion uy oareruny preserving and mark ing the material ot the hall and storing 11 in a soum siae vara reeay ror re erection elsewhere If possible. Many scnemes 10 mis. ena nave Den sug gested, but none of them Is worth thinking sbout compared with that brought before a meeting at the house In Regent Park of J. Martin Whits, chief of a New York firm, when Profes- son Patrick oeddes explained tne scheme which he recommends for the recreation of Crosby hall at Chelsea. Tha nrofessor and a nrovislonsl com mlttee with, which he is cooperating wouia nave neen giaa 11 a site zor tne stately banqueting hall could have been found in Klngsway or Westminster, in ths stir and bustle of the busy city. The price for such a site, however, waa round to be quite procimuve. Tne pro posal now la to erect the reconstructed Crosby hall on the site of Sir Thomas Mora's garden at Chelsea, the plaoe where the author of "Utopia" enter tained Erasmus, . and to give it a con nectlon with University ball there. It is not of course, proposed to trans fer Crosby hall in its absolute entirety to Chelsea. - Provided- subscriptions were forthcoming in suffloisnt amount Professor Oeddes and those cooperating with Mm would oner to reemDOdy tne hall in the building at Chelsea, repro ducing in all respects the features ot old Crosby halt Mr. White proposed a motion commending this scneme aad it wss unanimously adopted, so tnat notn lng more is now required but the money to carry it out. PARK DEDICATED AT GRANTS PASS (SDeeUI Plinatrb to The JeareaL) Grants Pftss, Or., April 14. Tuffs nark waa dedicated to the city yesterday in the presence of the mayor, council- men ana several nunarea citizens, aii stores and business houses of town were closed for an' hour and a half and everybody went out to Tokay heights, overlooking Grants Pass, where tho new park is located. W. B. Sherman, who purohased and cleared tha land, pre sented the park to the city. It Is named in, honor of James Tuffs, deceased, one of tne oldest residents and pioneers of the city. Tho park Is in the midst tof ths now sraoe vineyards, and is ; cov ered with a splendid growth of ma dronas, manzanlta and other native shrubs and trees. It will bo Irrigated from springs and will become a popular place because of Its natural beauty antlH TRAIN FROM FRISCO IS ONLY ONE LATE 4 Northern Paolfio No. 1 du at - 4 4 7 o'clock, arrived on time. ' 4 Southern Pacific No. 16, due. 4 4 at 7:65, arrived at 9 o'clock. - 4 4 Southern Paclflo No. 18, , due 4 4 at 11:30, arrived on time. 4 O. R. A N. No. 3, due at 84 4 o'clock, arrived on time. 4 4 O. R. A N. No. 6, due at 1:45, 4 4 arrived on time. , e 4 Astoria & Columbia No, 21, due ."4 4 at 12:16, arrived on time. 4 ' s Pnnerai of Pioneer Tryon. ; (SneeUt Diapatcb ta Toe Journal) Astoria, OrH April 14.-r-The funeral of the late Dorlon Tryon, who died at tha residence of his niece. Mrs. A. A. Olaveland. Sunday, will taka nlane at Portland today In Lone Fir cemetery. He waa 82 years old. a native of Ver mont, an uregon-, pioneer or 184 and veteran ot tne itogue river inaian wars. , V Oood Resolution, v ' From the Indianapolis News. ' Rlaht now Is - good time to. resolve that even in the moments of greatest stress you will not forget that the umpire Is also a mere human belntc, and may even on rare occasions make 1a mistake. - L O IS G TERM BONDS It requires a reasonable amount ; of time for the average man to iuiiy make up nis mina to in vest in one oroDosltion or ' an other. All the points are care- ruiiy , considered. , , 'i no approxi mate profit is figured; the chances for loss are borne In mind; the ability of the company to pay promptly is a metier or Interest . and concern. Last of alt the advisability of . Invest ing at all, and how much. Is not to be overlooked by the man whose dollars count for much. It has been said by habitual in vestors that.' no man or woman ahousd Invest money tnat naa been earned with great - palna without at least a weoars consid eration. Perhaps this is good ad vice. It depends largely upon : whether or not a really good in vestment will bo obtainable at too expiration oz tnat lime, ins rmlnt m- -HHh a najl 1a vour a.tten- tlon, however, is this: It is ad- vlsable to careiuiiy consider an Invaatmant before ma kin S it. Once- decided, however, the longer ' time tnat investment runs, iub better. This is true for several reasons. It obviates the neces sity of going all over the same grouno again wnen we - lorm.r Investment expires; It saves tho inconvenience of settling up one Investment and starting anoiner; frequently, when one Is dealing tnrougn a - oroaer, 11 eliminates tha Divine of commissions, ad ding to the earning power of vnur unltiL lYt Instance, if you can Invest 296 in a 6100 gold bond, running 80 years and draw- - lng 6 per cent interest at par, you really receive 6.21 per cent on tho money that you actually. ; invest;, you cup your cuupvia. twice a year, denoslt them in' your bank and receive immedl- - aiecreo.il ior -mem, jrou nothing to worry you. as far as that 02 is concerned, for 20 iura. If vou have two Of those bonds, yoU have that much less I to tmna aooui. is you nave uim, . or a half-doxen.. all the better. You know the assets of the com-, pany as sufficient to guarantee the Interest and that money, for 20 years, is well invested, pro viding it Is jplaeed in OCEAN BUUHlSHAlliWAl uuinjus. xnese ara f acta we ara reciting. Any - Serlenoed Investor wlD confirm ism. They are subjects or constant . . eaitoriais . in - mo oig umjum, Tha leadins: financiers Of the Unit ed state ara ursine you, to par- . tloipato in the present period of ; unparaueieo investment oppor tunity. Bonds are low all ovtt tho United States. They are cer tain to b higher within a few weeks. It is not at all unlikely that OCEAN 8HOKJH buwjub will all be sold by that time. Over half of them are gone now. This lis receding opportunity for 4&U. It is tha only one,- to our' knowledge, offered in a. long time. - enabling you to buy ratl- " road bonds below par upon easy terms. You can Duy one or as many as you like at $96. payable 1, down and 210 , a . month. Meanwhile, your money la draw- lnar Interest while you are pay ing for the bonda. Morris Brothers cf Ccr.r.crce IP Cour d'Al2r.2 pe For further development, purrs cars, track, to., the 1'oucie of Iilaho have dclilcd i :;,r 10(1 000 sharps more of l!;t!r n- took, as follows: 2:.0oi) ai: ir.' hi K5.0U0 shr at -j n- r 1 50,000 slinr are ritiiiKil v company whether ) . r v ' -investigation thor-!u -formatiori and ini;-i 'i ' 6TJTTTS 1. 3, 4 a; 1 S. : '. 1)3. P. I.. ... . , .