The Oregon daily journal., April 17, 1908, Page 21, Image 21

THK OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY , EVENING,. APRIL IT, 1808.
TODAY'S MARKETS
If Every Country, Shipper Would Join
the Portland Board of Trade and Con
duct Business, All Would Bo Better
local onions
f PUT OH SHELF!
MOKE BUTTER ON A ;
LAJ.GE SLICE BREAD
Season About Over and New.
' comers Force Them Down
to $1.75 Today. :
Front atreet features?
Local onion are lower. , .
Or. son asparagus In market
ghubtrb from noma places,
ag are steady; chicks too.
Pressed meats ara firm. ,
Banana, trade la rood.
Horsersdlsh from Kanaka.
Strawberries ara -chesper.
Salman prlcss ara down.
loeal Onioaa Arc Lower.
nuMiu of the arrival and battar
mand for tha naw onione which arrived
from Texaa yeeteroay, local onions an
not ao firm nor ara prices ao High
' Tha reason for thla la that local -rallies
11 Ton can spread your butter e
thicker for tha prlca Is' going 4
down. Mora bread, added to tha
buttar will not coat , you any
more,; either, for flour recently e
, took a drop. Today ona of tha e
, larger outalda creameries cut 1U e)
best product to 166 a, pound, or e)
(o a aquara under tha former 4
quotation. Other majtare report
that ' supplies ara accumulating
and. a general drop la now due.
Several otty creameries ara re- e
ported to be cutting the price 4
for outalda shipments because of 4
tha accumulations. . 4
' , ' .,.." i v .; 4
LAMBS LOSE $1
III YARDS TODAY
WILLFEEDS ARE
QUOTED HIGHER
. i. -; .. .
Quality Shows Great Bane Great Shortage and Contln
, and Some Go as Low as ; uance of Good Demahd
$G.50, With Sales Slow. , Sends Price Up. -
Today If 4
1907 105
10 ., 21
1108,
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. I wneat waa firmer on the board of
Hog. Cattle. Sheenl- T -Jh better ton.
IS
lit
. ;I 2a 1 loo haa been AffaraH tn ii.h
' .1 Mlllstuffs ware HmnK.f .....,... ,
,. t'T" oamana; uva government
Call bain tha nrlmir. ....... nk.
af. . i . ... .. I "i wnat. la in. iroumt' witn in -L.. " r " :r.r-"V -
jv; vamnm. .vwj - spring lamb demand thla season dealers "''.'.."pp'1". 'f uu cuU-
ft. Dir. . ... i i .. a r ...a., a aw... . . iiiiii a 1 1 rm a- nriiu.
. " ma numoer or
iiiMuiriva raceivea irom outside states
regarding membership In tha Portland
board of trade.
Offerings continue scarce In all lines.
ThCra Will ha a mulln. n V. . K... -A
VKaur ABLE8 -Turnips, new, . .9 f' L.rT" dlactorl' oil the boad"of trad. nt
I fVT.' ' iil, Th"7r.t.,i i.. oemana la mucb curtailed from wnai it
de. ilL'L'?1 been In, recent years at thla. time
I ...a. 7a TiT,.' ..n,Vnni ln Pricea are aurterlng. Today spring
11:60: cineapDlas, 8408 dos: tangerines, I i. k. . T i in A if
! -At5J tr,wberr,e"' 00 " cording to quillty. which practically
I
on the home product ware .put a trifle I fOc, sack; carrots, too per sack; .beets. hu im.ii amnS i. Vnaini Monday at 1 o clock to consider a nroo-
ii net laani raaiL. r. 1 : - a t nn mn k. . . m - -
r..iJ.-J7i. I in? trade.
wi ' MI whi.iw V.MIIUIIII Tha antlva tliuii m.rlr. .aiiMiiiih Ia .WMUHIB line D.lWB.n 1"
...a ' . k. k . a m . . f ( ... p.. ir, . I, l . ku. . a I . I w ar.aa u ..m.. a. v a wm....h w IM..H .
llll pnv. t'i inv ""mi irruu-iic.iv: r loridft, l.nv-v"t irrrniia-. i.liv fl tha .ffarl. nf a amanil igl
the Bermudas came from I lie; cauliflower. Oregon, eocffli coy, orOMt .bV Tha r Journal a-v.ral dava .Pr buy I car a of
in a limitea way local onionaineas. trie: noraeraaian. iy,uta I i, . . . .... 'iianalfa. lio.fio. d.llv.rv
t . la Ll L . . a. I I I . - . I . A - I W I1UI M !! . IIU1II . ' . ... '
iiy .aom a. itikii aa .-. arnuiionra. .u u ... a.., "...oil-. .y Durchaa ahean In lha Interior thla rear I naiweea.
pounds along Front street, ai-1 aoa: peppere neii, zoo; ypu. '"i even after ahearlna while for the Daat I Offer to sell 10 rases
the general-market waa ntverl hothouae letiuce. fl.00Ol.60 box; hwd I ,llP"." '"l!" -i - w.r " I full oream chaeaa. nuT
ijaaaa to arrive on Break
oallion for the eatabllahment of a naw
'ortiand and
aeoond cu
track Portland
red onlona will begin to arrive from
California and globes from Walla Walla.
Advices by mall from Texaa to local
people state that the crop of onlona
there thla aeaaon Is very heavy and the
expectation Is that the price will soon
drop down to 75o per 100 pounds.
Bbubarb Trom Kome riaoaa.
After all there's no place like the
Otooanas, ITata. Baa,
Board of trade pricea:
November
Cooa bay
waier. -
too hlah because of tha fact that no I C6aT6o Der aack: naran
tuner onions
could take
vol until
Texaa
havo recen
Hundred
thou ah
nigner man xnis latter price ruieo I letiuce, oc o, ougumunn, nuinuuae, i contracted for nrevlaua to wool time.
m t vaatarlia ah.n h -fa-ana ir. I California. 11.76 doa: radlahea 15e doa or previous 10 wool uma.
rhed In. This morning one or two! hunches; rhubarb, Oregon, 4360 lb; OSBeeal Xanat Oood. I Wheat track price..) Club. 14c: red.
i.-tlava ,. k nrl. liml anlr talaalerv. 14.EO14.76 crata: cranbarrlaa I fhitaMa rt th. nnlrn.ii an4 ln.a In I tin- hln.ii.rx u.n. ...
14.60 but the general price during the I eaaUrn, 19.00 10.60; eprmita, 8Ho lb; I the prio of lamba, the general llveatook I Barley Feed, lit. 00: rolled. S27011
day for bast Oregons was 14.76. Turthar I asparagua. Oregon, 80(8i90o. per dos I market Is In good condition. Small re-1 brewing, lie.
declines are anticipated within the next bunoheai California, 7 8o lb; spinach, I celpts oontribute to this strength. While I Oats No. 1, white, lit. 60 0 -7: rray
a M I. II. . 1 1 L .... a II V U 1 Is. an w a a.. I. a.a a. ..... ..aa. i aai.lAMaf Mm mmm
lW OITI igr 1 1 wilt DDI V-l juni.urir.llvnj vv. I . . . .M.i. i.m.-i v-roia iiw.uvihh w-u mmv.
cunes in me: eastern nog price, locai Miusiurrs Bran, 116.00: mlc
reci quota-1 iiu.to; shorta. country. 128 60: clt
this time, i wheat and barley, chop, 127.60.
tona uii wuwer nxira, i,uc, fancy, 2o;
irw tan vi i cnuice. .ac: (.ara u.f .
with a wtaker fUnc th price dropped! ; (om and com mi Ion off. 1 lit.
a V.WW. A-'.. TVllUW.rOI. . I a a T '
fatafl. har. 1 . . "&
SUOAB-Callfomla & Hawaiian Rs- n'.n Vhl.au.t ?Sl
Jln'vu. '-'?L..pilwder-,1',. llili However, a year aso today the
rrinulated ' n il-" conf ' 4S- ..tri th hog market began to change and choice, 26c; ato?a.
granulated, .6, conr. a., ., extra l i,k . ..i i - -,. AmnnmA I '
B., M.00; golden O., 16.60; D., yello-
15.76; beet
home one to produce tha beat fruits and I ,xfJViI!:. K
vegetablea. Rhubarb U now- coming '"SSyS.'VTi
Mis. 16c: half barrela. 10c: boxea. 61a rriTT? 'n... """i . "e?nrT crT-. .Ho;
advance on aack oaala- I l. " "u."r" "uu "-' au i crrtun orica. iwc; owias dioce, luo; Urn
llluv. nrlcaa ara IS dava aat -uh ". ' JI" i
. . .T " w i aiint.il n 1 h J num. I I Pnn
Quoted by The Journal.' ... ... I Poultry Mixed, lie; fancy hens. 14
VV. H. Daurhtrav. crealdent of the I ni 4 Un- rnn.i.r. niH in. n..
stockyards and one of the owners of the I broilers, 22Hti26c. '
former Hunt ranoh at Echo, haa re-1. Potato fiaiant iiin inn- turn.
nd. 100a. rn? me city auer a aiay on ma lametttr valley, buying. 46c; eaatern
A I ranch. Accord In a to ranorta It la the luuitnnmi)i ami rii.m.. K..-.irv
-Vii...irr r- j v. " "r.w " ii i ir". w"i . - r ;;...i - n. u . w . .... t -v -; t-- - vv.vr
la iwniuni; no oemtna tor riiuwr ui i Aa lis 00- 100a 118.16: balea. II 11' " ric.m.qi iw.uii.j 1 new caiuornia, aeuing. totuo.
k. If- . .....I V. I. . 1.... I 7 TA . VJ . ". ," waN H., i, a. aetata. .n ..In. u tha Pxhn I .-I fl' V,!V
all and tha f reahneea makes a aale liCoorSa. II ooreitra fine arrita. la rancn ov cuttlnir It Into small tracts,
every time. In th Front street mar- (. .m ioa ii shrti so: u-.rnoni T.r.. The Henrietta mills, now owned by Mr.
kets It waa Quoted today at 46o I tk tinta mr to: iii-ib rack, una: Kaughtrey and other owners of the
s. n.
from Willamette valley points In fair
ouantltv and when displayed alongaide
the product from Walla Walla or the
Inferior quality from California, there
HONEY 11.10 oar crata.
rnri'mvPukin nra nAm in lie I stocayaros ana one ox toe ownera oi ina
COF KB Package cranda. lll.lio former Hunt ranoh at Echo, haa re-
HAL.T Coarae Half aroun
111.10 per ton: 10a. 114 00; UUt,
10U
.00.
(Above prloes apply to aalee of less
than oar lota Car lots at special
prloes
Krho ranch, will be retained bv him.
Today 12 bead of horses arrived in
the yards.
Offlclal vard orlces:
Hogs Best stuff. $.60t.S5; stock-
pound,
Chinook almoa Is Lower.
TV V. n . (ha 9im nf a a Imnn tn tha Cr
In.kl. I. ,,.k a rfl.aniinln)m.nl I SUbleCt tO 1 UC.t UStlOnS.
flahers as well as buyers.. the price la . RACr ipiperlal Japan. No, L. : No.
conalderablv under the former levels. . Hto, wew urieana. neao, j;
rhlnnnki ara IndlT nuntail In tha whnla. I JMi ( vreOie. Sa
... - , li h iMi Hmull .hit. II IK. Iirn
hi. n. a . i . r a. . a -..!. in ann a r . . i i - - - . . . . . . -. . , . -
heads at 7c. Receipts thus far
the Columbia have been light with de- r'S'K. Z:7 . j anTT i, iw. medium cowa. IS.l?0ffll.76: bulls. 12.60
rose lea. mi i.w; iisti, n.ovvi.vv.
roasted. IHe
mand liberal
A few
the Columbia
BfalANH BmTll white. 14.16
from white. 4.I6: pink. 13.86;
th Lima. 16.86; Mexican ret
m ae i NUt Peanuta Juml
shad are being received from Jj! aptia. JSTTi
'b' ft. UPPlle r t0 ant & & wPaK2?t 'calTfornli'ls:
era and China fats, 15.76 4.00; block.
16.7601.00.
Catila-fielect eaatern Oreaon steers.
bavou. 11.81:115 26; fanoy, 16.00; medium. 14.6094.76;
rede. 4ic. (best cows and heifers, 14.0004.26;
PROMISE RELIEF IN
THE GRAIN SECTION
to base a quotation.
"er lb;
M-llhne "innHnna- ann -Ion P .P l . .
. . . C . - J v7 . i . Ti . Klioo per
ta. 1
per lb: almonds, lfo.
Front street the price holds stiff at teller
StrftwborrSM Af Qh3pr.
With fria fr4t. Brrltra fa nf tttrMI w.
hrrlea from Florin. California, the auaJ-1 DKKSSKD
. L . L .1 A ... , W . .1
par iu, uraau uvu, aw i-ar iv, in- v -.ww. wima.
aa. . . . .. . a a . I - . l 1 a a 1 1 A . .A
ltd per ID! isncy pactuia. i. avs I noariinea, .u.wuim.vv
Hheen Beat wethera. 16.7606.00: 1 T7n in Will Lill TT..rn All CJ..
aprlng lamba welshing 76 pounda. 16.66 Ttmi UII ijiuilillioa-
8.oq; ewes, .wo et-.ou: mixed. u.
6.60:
v wn, f ff,vvu v.uvi ui i a ttj , f.vv i
yearllnga If fat. 16.7601.00;
o.oi
Msata. riah aad Frovlsloiis.
MKATB rrom street
DEADLOCK IN SHEEP.
tions Tonight and Tomor
row, Say Officials.
R ORDERED
TO SOUTH COAST
American .Warship to Invcs
tigate Trouble in South
, American Waters.
BURTOKEXPLA flS
(UaiUd Preaa Leaeed Win.)
, Ran JFranclsoo, April 17. Political un-
raat along tha eouth coast haa cauaed
th laauance of aecret ordera te Com
mander Henry Thomae Mayo of the
cruiser Albany to prepare at onoa for a
three) months' cm lee. The destination
of tha ahlp Is believed to he I -a Union,
Salvador, In Central America.
Great exoltemeni ure vailed aboard
when tha newa leaked out this morning,
ror tne sailors auono.ro thnir veaaal
waa lying In tha harbor before solns
Into drydoek for a lengthy period of
moroiiin uYvni.utmi. nui insi-iiui ana
will Ball tonight for Mare Inland, where
she will take aboard provlalons for
three months. Including a plentiful store
Of ammunition. All anort-term men, of
wnom tnare are a number aboard, will
be put ashore, for the department
wishes no one In the craw who la not
signed for the full DO daya.
For the laat two yeara the pocket re
public haa been In a atate of Irritation
and there have been numeroua email
revolutions and wars, which were sup
pressed to a considerable extent by the
firesenoe of American warships. In the
aat two weeka there have been rumors
of renewed trouble.
It la ths tslk In nsval circles that the
Albany will carry envoys south for the
ourooae of making eome permanent
peace arrangement between the pigmy
but bad tempered republics. It la be
lieved that an Important conference will
be held and the preeenre of the Ameri
can cruiser will doubtlcae lend dignity
and aolidlty to the deliberations.
SALEM ENLARGES
BOOST CAPACITY
Boost Organization Work
ing to Invite and As
sist Newcomers.
FllimiGUL PANIC
Recent Depression Could Not
Compare With Flurries
of Past Years.
(United Frees Leased Wbw.t
Washington, April 17. Representative
Burton of Ohio today voiced before the
houae what is regarded as ths adminis
tration's explanation for ths business
depression that followed the money
panic of last fall.
"The real aourco of tha praaant com
mercial dapreaalons, ss well aa other
reasons," he said, "Is the Insrtlvlty
found In the distinctive features of pro
gressive civilisation, where operations
have largely to do with the calculations
upon future requlremanta and where the
greatest profile are realised In the euc
ceaaful anticipation of proaresalve con.
dltlnns."
The Ohio legislator declared that tha
preaent depression cannot be compared
with the panics of 1871 and 1891 be
cause of the enormous Incrsase In the
production of gold.
"A greater cooperation between finan
cial orgsnlsatlnn and other Interests
both national and International," he con
tinued, has Improved accession to the
foreign markets and Improved the
growth In trade relations of the whole
world.
TilCOOil FlOEli
SERIOUSLY III
Men Who Inhaled Nitric
Acid Are in Critical -
Condition. - 1
K0AI) CnAEGED UNDER
F0URTEEN-II0UR LAW
Ity is growing steadily better Prices Hogs, fancy, lo lb; rdinary. 707Hc; 8ea8on Well Advanced With None N
are dropping In the aouth and the move- larga. ICttc; vaaj. extra, to per ,
ment Is be'ng followed In thla market. b; ordinary. IMi ; lb: heavy, Sold M Yet in Umatilla County. "
... .... .... ... . i I , i,t 8. IK- mut.nn f,nr. lie n., 1 K . . . ,, . . . ... I "aa"'
Banana rraae is very gooa wun ir- ""r' ,v .
flvals not up to the requirements of the J, ?"?" . 1
dealers.. As a result there la no hawker J ' if. .
NORTHWEST CROP WEATHER.
Western Oreaon Occasional rain to-
Carload lots are expected to arrive here M p-r b; mutton raocy. 110 per lb.; Pendleton, Apr n.-Though the sea- ScoiJo InT Bouthwe.terly wlndr'
within the next 10 or 16 days. spr ng lamp, lOWllHc. . SOn Is now well advanced, not a sheep Weetern Washlnston Occasional rain
Banana trade la very good with sr-1 J?, . f .T ,;.n" ."Tk. has been sold out of Umatilla county tonight and Saturday: moderate aouth-
iy kw v-". th a nr nr anH tha deadlocK that la On I ,.., ..l. i , i a...
0,;, ., 1-.. '?- between the. sheeo raisers and the buy- I Ha.i.rn' Oros-on. .utum Wuhin-n
stocks Obtainable. . "PJV '.'."S, fff era ta far greater than usual. The sit- .nd northern Llafcc Kain tonliht "and
Oregon asparagus has arrived In the ; "tK TVir. .moki? 7 1 Uo uatlon very different compared With Saturday; fresh southerly breese.
Bouinern iaano wnowers tonight or
jraay; warmer lonignu
According to weather bureau officials
alia Walla wheat country will In
rouuuiiiiy ue given plenty or rain
g me next day or so. The rain
l fell th.r. i1iirlnr tha nait 9i hrmra
oer lb: 6s. 12 sr lb: 60-lb tln 12 ffa -i- , . do wheat crop any
per lb: sleam rendered- 10s. lHio ief --i'i?,..""!"" r..i.i Ji ft... 5..-.. a"ooa. ;i nrougnout eastern Washington
in... r.r. r .F.art, firm with ri Ib: 6s. 11'ao per lb; compound. fu.L wneat pel ta tne lack of rain
fcolrtln. 8iC per lb. re'-l-aT liiIa VZr.lll?" uvt"rt? morning.
' Chicken market la just about hold In
own, A few turkeys put In appearance
and round a good nemana.
fanl! flA-var I. atlll In an nvarannnl.
anH nrlcaa ara ranrln. from ?Ro tn t'l Per lb; herrlnge . 6c per
a doxen heals, according to quality. P" . 'D- , ,,c than otherwise. It 1 thought there will
Apple trade continues good with sup- !,J"c.n,n ik h tlwaST '?i b- little doing In the market until tho
mi. a nr monjum ma. verv email, rural
old prices ruling.
A few sties of hops continue to be re- I 'onJ,,.i?.'rw , i t... 1T1 In the strength of the financial condi
ported arou
uneca
for tr.ls
wnoieaai. maraexa., wu ...." ber lb. unsmoked. 10HO psr lb7 cleir l."iJL-??.. " u1' "v"ut.'v'7.-'
fif iir-ii arrival" irum ' owvr uun. r ,a, " - , , i, , ui tuo nuiyiui iicwjj naau vwii vniiaiuou
which are twill nc at. 800o a dosen & uok? a1.0..! ,S'.ok'dt.iS; for. Tha buyers are holding bad this
bunches. Mnkcs the California stock f"; ,a" .r u? ""KS spring In order to learn more definitely
lOOK sick. Arrivals or me laner art :-,., " T, . " 'ii.. .' .TtVY wncr iney are i ireiur. uuyini. ineitne M
rot hpY' but !. "'.'. ! 1 4o o'er" lb"' shouWer,."' llo M, Ibl P
neavuy ioaaea. rrices cui in many i .v.-a -- "a. .-k - -1 ui mo uu .'"" --rwi
Instances. P'Cki. J10?.?-. '9?-T... ... how much of their flocks they will have whirl
- IAAJALi i,AlW-&eLll. leal. 1UI 11 -Q
Brief Votes of tha Trad.
Pressed meats remain firm.
. WSHBOCk COd, 1IV.0 lb nounder - vaaTn thla atlVa This "-'un.rnVr" If l,D.."e. !. " ."...F.M1C
H-.lr.ibiLuKl-"0w ISL , thia peUtlon is granted" It will help ZZiKJ ta "thTwX ihsiuK,S"..A5
.ImTrT Chinook 9 7 lb atlhead: c mu '"f1 .!n5t.e"'"5.t .? E??!. the rafii last night fell at Portland!"
ID
Ifaf" there will be 100,000 lees sheep for sale
vs as. VV mfv v. asea uivei-u -M, - f.. rma mst m linAII thlfl Tl
I na.a 1 K aaLf sh V Ka p. a -a tfliaatai ... I -.irf-v-.a v
-y,,-""'V-rtr-V."l-, buyers this year ara talkin
nd low levels. . J-iT1 m.,w-
tlma nf tha ..'inn Mora II OOWI BO dosen, SOaO, 10O. ha.n ..t.hll.V.Ai' onHltl.
mi
sr. oar
66.00: Olym-
stooks reported In from California. ..yI.1."rr",.0.w"",L0!'J
K. na .. .Ilk "THllamAna. I lUIL, ...VVa l .VV-1W WVa, ...VV, 1
w"i 1' . "" .t """"-. M. r nllnil It .0- nae 10-Ii aaj.k
1-Tont street sens at tne rouowmg lirhatii t.Z- if.i. A.nni in .
nrlraa Thnaa naM ahlnnara ara 1... I M"0 O f.60, Kagle, cannefl. f00 oan, IT
regular cofnmiasns: SST! " 'MU 17, PW nU'
Orala, Tlonr and Hay. CLAMS Ha rdehsll. per bog, 1.4:
FliOiiK western Oregon . petenta I rasor clam a ix.oo per dox: 100 per ao.
14.66; straights, IS. 85; exports. 8.60a Faints, Coal OH. Bta.
18.60; valley. 4.; graham. J4 a It.if; ROPE Pure manlla. lie; standard,
whole wheat. $4.40; rye. 60s, 15.64; bales nC; sisal, o; I. B. alaal. 80.
. . . Coal Oils
HAi-r-tToaucsra once Timothy, I Iron Bbla. Caaea. Wood Bbla
Rain at Klamath,
("pedal OUp.tcta to Tba JoonuL)
etltlon. The Klamath Falls. Or.. April 17. The
m low prices first rain of the season fell here Wednes-
inclal condl-ldav nleht and todav. Whll. tha r.ln
tariff chances, was not a heavy one, yet it did a great
u viiue. ii.io aeu oi gooa, ana me rarmers are
lmDOSSlble tO I braa.thln. Miv onoa mnn Tha timlAm
tell at this time what figures will pre- have become a vivid green after the
valL
rain.
EGGS MOVE UP CENT
IN THE SOUTH TODAY
lotto
e e a
14 a
e ea.se
18 o
Jl 0
28
1
:
48 e
vviiumetteyjuy. ranri6: ordln- Water White
mi j. ..wvvav, vnai-m vivifvii. fltv I Pftarl Oil
IT: mixed. .I10J.60: clover. tlOAlff i,ATJ VV CI
mln, (--)i cheat. (-)! alfalfa, fl.j Keen.
Ul- W mi try. .w;.w:
EOGS Extra fancy, candled. 17c. Extra Star ..
CHEK8JS mm cream, flats, 16 Uc; Gaaollne
half skimmed, 13Ho lb; Toung A marl- Iron Bbla.
caa, 16Ho per lb; California, Young V. M. and P. Naphtha ...12i,o
America s,-16o; 'flats.- 14c lb. Red Crown Gasoline 16Ho
POULTRY - Mixed chickens, 14?J Motor Gasoline Hfco-
14He lb;; fancy hens, 14H16c; 86 per cent Qaaollns ...80 0
roosters, old, 10c: fryers. 14.60(3 6. doa: No. 1 Ennlna Distillate.. 8 o
broilers, 84 Sr geese, old, 89o lb; BENZINE 86 deg.. cases. 86a per gal;
turlrtys, alive. 164170 per lb: dreaaari Iron bbla lie oer sal
191120c lb; squabs, 88.60 doxen; pigeons, TURPENTINE-In casea. 71o par gal;
per lb. higher.
Fruit Union Prosperous.
Milton, Or., April 17. The Milton
Fruitgrowers' union has accepted plans
and specifications for Its new ware
house and bids are now being advertised
for. The building will be two storlAa
and basement, of concrete construction
with elevators. The stock of the union
has beeajt largely Increased, to admit
the erection of this building. The
of
(Special Ins-patch te Tb Joarna!.)
Salem, Or, April 17. Since the reor
ganisation of the Salem board of trade
has been brought about the fund that Is
now available to the board for advertls-
ng and other purposes Is 812,000 a
ear, as sgainst 13,000 before the reor
ganisation. This appreciable Increase In
the working fund has made It possible
for the board to employ a larger office
force and to do Its work more effect
ually and as It should be done by such
organisation In a city as large aa
Salem.
Besides the general fund for opera
ting expenses special funds are . pro
vided for the purpose of sprinkling
streets. Tho board will slso maintain
a park band that will glvs concerts dur
ing ths summer.
Hake .ftents Zaaisr.
The regular work of the club In
cludes much of that taken up by other
similar bodies. At present a special
effort Is being made to encourage the
erection of dwellings so that home
seekers of small means msy be accom
modated when they desire to locate In
thla city. Tho demand for dwellings In
Salem Is very great.
Another endeavor or the board or
trader lias been to attract the attention
cf apple growers In the North Yaklm
and Wcnatchee districts to what is be
lleved to be the unsurpassed opportuni
ties for growing apples In the Willam
ette valley. Those who have investl-
(fpeUl DUeatcb to Tba Joorn.1.1
Pendleton. Or.. April 17. District At
torney Phelps haa filed criminal In
formation aaslnst M. J. Buckley, gen
eral superintendent of the O. R. & N.
Co.. charging him with violation of the
14-hour law. It Is the flnt criminal
action brought under the 14-hour law
pasd at the last legislature, and It
will likely be the laat, for the recently
enacted federal law, making 16 hours
the maximum time railroad men may be
kept at 'work, supersedes the state law.
The federal law, however, did not go
Into effect until March 4, and as the
offense of which the railroad company
la now accuaed occurred in October, the
general superintendent la subject to
prosecution undsr the state law. Hence
forth violations will be prosecuted by
the federal courts.
In the Information filed M. J. Buck
ley and Johu Doe, the latter being the
train dispatcher at The Dalles, who was
then onr)ty, ara charged with violat
ing the law on October 18, 1907. The
railroad record for that day ahows that
freight train No. 82, bound from The
Dallea to Umatilla, waa on the run for
a period of 17 hours and 6 minutes.
SEATTLE HAN GOES
TO JAIL FOR FRAUD
(TTntted Praia Leatwd Wire.)
Ban Francisco. April 17. George E
Lawson, alias Llttell, formerly of Beat
tie, who waa srrested In Oakland on
Wednesday night charged with Imper
sonating a United 8tatei aecret service
official, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Heacock today and
his bail fixed at 18,000 and his trial set
for next Thuragay.
Lawson was arrested on Information
sent by the federal authorities. It is
said that a warrant for his arrsst haa
been iasued at Seattle charging him
with swindling Mrs. Josephine Daub
ney out of 8600 on a promise of mar
riage. The arrest In Oakland waa made
on the evening of his proposed marriage
to Mrs. W. G. Gatea, wbo visited him
In his ball this morning.
r i i 11 ii i ii i
lUslted Frees Lease Wtre.1
Tacoma, Wash., April 17rira Chlaf
George McAlevy. Assistant Chief Lind
say ana tne reet or tne xiremen who
Inhaled nitric acid fumes In the fire
Wednesday at the Crown nmg etore are
tying m a critical condition yst, put
were slightly better at noon. Tha
other three firemen are at 8L John's
hospital. al seriously stricken from the
deadly fums. They are not out of
danger and a crisis msy arrive In Any
of the csnes at any time.
Clyde Chamberlain, one of " tha pro
f rletora, showed elgns of Improvement
oday, but doctors say he la likely to
have pneumonia. Ona of tha drug
clerks Is also very 111. The fumes
nave eaten away the wall or tne lung
cells, so thst any slight exertion. aucS
as eoughln or straining when tha lungs
are run or Dioon. is itaeiy to causa
rupture and certain death.
The proprietor of the drur store. L V.
Batteries, who died yesterday, will be
burled Saturday at t p. m.
SENDS A TWENTY
FOR STOLEN SHIRTS
(.H.l rHtpatrh tn Tba Journal. J
Rainier, Or., April 17. Judge Dearl
Blanchard, a retired merchant, haa re
ceived a very unuaual letter. Out of
the envelope fell a postal money order
for 120. The letter that accompante4
It contained thla statement:
"Inclosed Is a money order for 828
to pay for a doxen flannel shirts stolen
from wuir store a year ago laat fall.
I am lending this for another party
who would have paid you back sooner
If they had had tha money."
Judge Blanchard waa much surprised,
as he had scarcely missed the shirts at
the time, thinking he had Sold them, t
w tct... m union Will pack and ship the fruit
i rtfTS?. HnVAK? inT"? huS bout 00 farmers residing within
1 California club, per cental, I1.67HS f. mii,. n. thi niaa
1.66: white, mlliing, club, 8 1.68 (ft mue 01 tftu Plac-
1.67V.; white Australian. 11.7001.724; . , " .
northern bluestem. 11.6214 01.67
northern club, 11.67 H 81-6Z 4 ; inferior
11. 8b
faaaa I trades of wheat. 11.85(31. 60
l.Qi oaney ino. i, ieea, i.ao& hu, wun
224o I Bome fancy at 81.424; common to fair,
224o
824o
is o
dressed nnultrv 1 ?il 1 U. Liuwl hhla Sfi Un nar .al I SXtraS. 23fl: firsts. 224C
, . VI " ..... aa. I XT 1 II.. XK. 'O 1fi
Liintnutu uiiv Juaw. ddis tia oases i -i.ib. m.i i . uv
1.2T.1.324; brewing, at San Fran- Clearings
Cisco. li.4ZV.wl.47H; brewing ana uincei
shipping, st Port Costa, ll.40igil.4B;
Chevalier, $1.661.86, according to qual
ity. DitttAw r.as eavj-knn-l 1 i -w I a faori
extras, 2Jo; firsts, I24c; seconds, 20a;
Xorthwest Bank Statement,
PORTLAND.
Primary election day; holiday.
SEATTLE.
81.144.920
164,661
TACOMA.
Clearings 8569,816
Balances 81,676
Hope. Wool and metes.
HOPS.180T crop, first prima. Sot
prime. 4p. medium to prime.. 4e7,toe
dlum. 84o lb; 1906 crop. &lio lb;
48c; boiled, bbla 64c caaea 60a a (al;
iota or zoo gaiiona 10 less.
Eggs, per dosen California fresh
ciuain
tetaua lb.
Ulamatt valley, Iltf
contracts, 180
. MOHAIR 1908 Nominal, 20O204.i
HIDES Drv hides, 1.51 In if.- 7n
Jf5c! graen, lc less: calves, green.
5i?l5L,k,?J' 80 105 DuU"' reen
8iS)3Hc lb. .-. ,. v , .:
BKEEPSKIN8 Shearing, . l60JOo
wood, BOcOIX aacu; ion wool,, 76e
TAJUOXJVv - Pitma. oer Ihv 3e04o
No 8 and grease. 801UA
CHITTIM BARK 4 4 vTfi..
' rrnlta ana TegeiaWoav
POTATOKS-fieleet. 7Kc aallfn.. hnv.
ing, w iiituneiu valley.
WHITE LKAD Ton lota, f s Mr lbi seoon
... .. . . . 1 . . I . -II I T.
sf-iD iota, so par id; less iota, s
. WIRJB NAJLS -Present baala at
casea, extras, 21c; firsts
174o;
18.18.
tSL
17c: thirds. 164c: dirties. No.
X. l7o; do. No. t 164a
xsaw cneese, per pouna (jaiirornia
ALBION CLEVELAND
DIES OF INJURIES
IlilllL UllflllL UIIIILIIU
HAVE TAKEN PROFITS
Jlrft'sSSSKa ViS0it5SSr -i2&.rS!55 UaHa Weck A
iBan FTancIsco, April 17. Laat night
closing prices:
GOLD FIELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 87o, R4d Top Ext 18o,
ompocs. 81.10
1.20; Oregon Burbonks, S6cJl.05;
K-ver wnites, rancy, 4og5c: Kan
Kose, i. Z68)1. ss; Kiver Keds, Ji.35
1.40; sweet potatoes, per crate. 82.50
new potatoes, per id.. i'UV,c;.
Onions Eastern Reds, nominal; Ber
mudas, per crate, $2.50g3; Australian
Browns, per crate, 14.75 S 5.60.
Oranges, per box Navels, fancy, 82.25
(9 2.60; choice. 81.75 2.26; standards,
8 1.50 2 ; tangerines, $1.60 2.
While Working on Rail
way Bridge.
Experiment at Klamath,
(Spaclal DUpitch to Tbe JonrnaL)
Vancouver, Wash., April 17. Albion
P. Cleveland, a laborer on tba Portland
& Seattle bridge, died last night at St
Joseph's hospital as tha result of In
juries receive a week ago while em
ployed on the bridge. For a time It was
gfiA aaaaM i i.uiui iuih nil. fin. juih u i. a i. Mar, mi
Multnomah ana Ciackamav 1050 pr vr yick ssuc, macK wuu tuxi. zo, At- w vi.Vwufc uv wvuau wci uui v x uou-
cwt;. iweti. t84Qi -ied5 tocl Inta 25c, Great Bend 18c. Flornc Klamath Falls, Or., April 17. W. H. day h Buffered a rlapae and aoon sank
fii.if'itt i-Sitjsos& "cman- rg,neeart,,n c,hartf lm1?; !s.?ed8T,heeoXdou,, condlt,on-that
, f oK04fcf7nfecoD ,b4e2?7T dfYe&Tiie6r2.1C',yenOW pRJS? fsnS'X JSSfi " - ffttac. from the Van.
f exa. 88 ?per 60 It ? crate- Varfic So ' tonopam Titrtrtpt ; raising o? various products that fuver undertaking parlors this mom-
ih. ' p 10 ?nx' 4tic 80 TONOPAH DISTRICT. wlll be found best adapted to the soil ln. Interment wUl be at Oregon City,
ippr H Ballot t f.n.. ti.Kf. Ton. MonUna. $1.86, MacNamara 80c, and conditions of thla region. Every Oregon, where a brother and sister re-
v-rica oaiect. rancy, jl.Z6 Ton. Belmont 81.80. Ton. North Sttai ianrthr.iHp la in t.ka nn . ...i.. side. Deceased was 67 vears of are.
i
H0ESEEADISH FROM .
KANSAS GALLOPS IN
12c, Jim Butler S2c
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Granny to. Jumping Jack 2o.
SCATTERED DISTRICTS.
It a a long 017 from Kansas 4
to Oregon, but the distance was e
. not great enough to atop tha a
4t imporUtlon of horseradish from e
e thera today. ' Several . barrel et. e
ey luuaaaa horseradish arrived this
e morning to ail a demand here
4 irhlch ' cannot be supplied bv
vlocal growers : because of ; a I ?8t,blisn Prlc-
of experiments . in which he will be
A&$l7ry& ir wiito, 0KE00N ELECTRICS
el I. Appiegate ana tne reclamation
service will plant six varieties of bar-
Plttsburg Sliver Peak 81.10. nri.'. ley and oats this season in different
Nest 16a. v.' - s '' sections of tho valley to demonstrate
in what locality the best crops can be
grown,
FIRST COLLISION
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.)
flalam rin An-11 17 A AllllAn . .
; ..Mr, Helleman is also interested In I ,J ... il ft. tti...i.
; I trees and secured 660 of different va- flr,t t0 occur 0R th Oregon Electrlo
..Small Fish Run. ,
I (Special Dispatch to The Jonrnal.t
Astoria. Or.. Ar-rll 17. Tha el rlotiea, which have been, aet out near I railroad, ' between Portland and Salem,
fish for .the first 4 hours of the flshtn Jh" headgatsa' on the oanal, and: will occurred five miles north Of. Salem lata
lecturers here this season to conducjt an
who brought in vtht ': ahipment. 4
gays that the. Kansas article is
stronger than the dregon., ;"Ko V
sttar,;.howavw'? ha 'aya.-'jC'! :i
11 - :'Jmtu2m
ft d i .a .a ak. l I
. , Take Washington License.
(Special Dispatch to Tbe JoSmet.)
7.
timmi WlSaf SJInilrif
Him Ik ts TH. Jnnmat 1 . I ' ;r ' . -r- "w" - - 1 ,
Aafnrla rr 1 nrll 15 .n..... J m.. I : i Tlrninl Anrlt 1 7 Whm t V.Trynr
r . i. ".tuij x' is ri i .... m " :
i.-ommiBsioner Burton or the state of ciuoi onoj oiuesiem, so; rea, ouc.
MtaahlnctonVfwpofta.- that- ha "haa ?"te -hh.-i- . " 1 .. . P(
datar Issued over 1,700 glllnet licenses Cheapest accident Insurance Dr.
to Columbia-river fishermen, which Is Thomas' Eclectrlo OU. Stops tha pain
Inna than a ' ihAua. j H u ai m...... . . f . m
" all'.?! a ""jwiq -Kiyuan jm anq neaia xn urouna. ah orunnta eu
the brakes properly, dashed down
slight grade to the gravel pits near
Highland and collided with another
loaded oar standing on tha main track.
For almost two hours the collision
heli up tha trafflo oh the new electric
line, before the cars oould be removed.
They came together with such force
that they both were almost completely
demolished. No ona -waa near when
the Inoldent occurred and consequently
there waa no fatalities.
. yJ? " 4 ' i
gated tho conditions near Salem assert
that the best apples can be grown on
ground that is much less expensive to
the purchasers If the same amount of
care is exercised as in otner uregon
appls growing districts.
Small Orchard Tracts Wanted.
A great many newcomers are looking
for small fruit ranches. Many who have
come direct rrom the east are anxious
to grow fruit, and especially apples.
The board of trade will help all tness
people In securing small farms In the
Willamette vaney ana everyming win
bo dono to start them right In the apple
arowlr.a industry.
It is expected that the board of
trade a work will grow In Importance
as time aoes on. as already since the
electric line nas been put in operation,
many tourists and even Oregonlans
have visited Salem to view the city and
the Intervening country who would not
otnerwise nave come.
Tha Hen Who Uasaga.
The executive board of the new or
ganisation Includes the following: J.
H. Albert, president; C. L. McNary,
vice-president; B N. Derbv, H. W. Mey
ers, H. H. Olinger, F. M. Powers and
J. M. tiawrence. Elegant quarters have
been provided on State atreet. The ex
ecutive sessions of the board are held
Bt noon twice each week. A dlnlna-
room will soon be fitted up In tho quar
ters of the club and the executive meet
ings wlll be held there.
Altogether the club is doing magnifi
cent worK ror saiem as won as ror the
entire valley. Recently 70,000 pamph
lets or aurerem Kinaflvwere printed to
be distributed In the east "The Cherry
Tree is tne title or one or these book-
lets. ' It Is well trot up. neatly printed I
and profusely illustrated with views of
public buildings and other scenlo fea
tures of Salem and vicinity.
ESPEE DISCHAKGES
MEN WITHOUT CAUSE
(Pntted Preas tarcd Wire.)
Reno, Nev.. April 17. With plenty of I
work to do In the shops, ztJ men em
ployed In the various departments of
tne southern Pacino railroad at sparks
have been suspended without apparent
cause. The. notice suspending the men
was posted In the departments and tven
the round house hare Is affected for the
first time In the history of the road.
Tha men were not told when they could
resume work and none of them know.
The notice waa a areat surprise to tba
workmen.
FKENCII AND BERBERS
FIGHT AT TAMLET
(United PrM Leaatd Wire.)
Paris. AdMI 17. A desperate battle
haa just been fought between a French
column and a force of Berbers at T un
let according to offlclal advioea received
here todav. The fitrht took dace on a
height overlooking -a plain where the
Berbers had concentrated. The natives
began tha conflict, making a vicious
charge on the French troops, who stood
their ground and repulsed the attack,
killing 128 tad wounding 100. The
French lost ona officer and 27 men
killed and a number wounded.
SUBMARINE CASE TO
BE CLOSED MONDAY
(tlnltad Preaa Leased Wire.)
Washington. Anrll 17. The last of
oral testimony In the' Lllley congres
sional Investigation of charges against
tha Electrlo boat company will be con
cluded Monday, according to an an
nouncement made by the conunlttee vo
day.- Benjamin Webster, prlvata see--retary
to Representative Lllley, testi
fied todav that ha believed ha did tell
correspondents of Connecticut newspa
pers that the committee had sunpresaed
4.nnn la UMiHirjr,, . .
SAFE
GOOD
An Investment may be safe but
not sure, sure but no good, good
but neither safe nor sure. To be
all three, an-ln vestment must be
gilt-edged In every particular.
OCEAN SHORE BONDS are gilt
edged securities, hence they ara
safe that is, able to pay the In
terest that is guaranteed on their
face; aure, that la, able not only
to pay the Interest, but pay It
whan It Is due, twice every year
for 30 years: good, that Is. they
have quality, .a feature that Is
not present In every Investment.
rou absolutely require saletv in
any investment, wnetner you are
a big Investor or a small one.
You require that the element of
chance shall be. eliminated to the
Very last degree. You are Just
as particular about aurety. That
Is to say. you ara dlllarent in
learning whether the 6 per cent
interest is a certainty. A com
pany may promise to oav E ner
cent a year for 80 years, bat you
demand more than tha nromiaa.
you Insist upon tha Issuing com
pany demonstrating lta ability to
pay when pay day comes around.
Last of all. you ara a llttla con.
cerned about the goodness of an
Investment. Tou would mthar ha
a bondholder tn a first-class rail
road company than In a question
able mining company. Hero the
genuineness of the assets must
not be a matter of speculation;
tha Interest on tha bonda -nnat
be paid whether tha eomsenv
makes a financial success or not
Tou are secured bv assets that
are actually worth all the money
that Is represented br Tha total
amount of the bond Issue. OCEAN
SHORE BONDS are backedupby
tha best feal estate ln California,
the most valuable rtghta of way.
the best - business men anA tha
rnost optimistic outlook for the
future.' This Is a combination of
features that compels a man's
admiration. If every Investment
you made were aa safeguarded
flwriP0I15ny?SoBialt9 ,n OCEAN
SHORE BONDS, your wealth
Would be a mara milt,, n
latlon. Its certainty would be as-
c'ItqJ' to buy OCEAN
SHORE BONDS for cash vnn
can secure them for $91 each. If
you prefer to pay for them grad
ually, you can- buy them at 898
each, paying 818 down and 810
per month. All tha time you ara
paying for them. th. ...
cumulating Interest for you.- Call
th?. !inbookli? and Information
thar will convince you of tha
merit of tha Inveatment. .
MORRIS
BROTHERS
Boca 6 Osasber
Low
R AT ES
a
East
J-"
Will Be Made Thla Staaon by tb
0. R. & N.
And
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
FROM PORTLAND :
Aa Follows:
To
One Way
Tl ,
California
IP
Direct
Chicago $72.50 $87.50
St. Louis . . 67.50 82.50
St. Paul 63.15 81.75
Omaha 60.00 75.00
Kansas City .. 60.00 : 75.00
TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE '
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 20 ' ,J
July 6, 7, 22, 23 J
August 6, 7, 21, 22 "J
Good for return In 89 days with atop
over privileges at pleasure within limits.
REMEMBER TP, OATtS
For any further lnforn.U'on call at
tha city ticket office, '1M rd!! ' 'Wash
lngton streets, or write to if(
wm. m'murhAy t
Oeneral pissenijer' Agent,
PORTLAND. OREGON. -'
Or I3rr -t
Coiir d'AIene
, : TJiritan SIcc!'
For furthsr development, pnrcbi,"
cars, trade. eic ins mutu v ....
of Idaho nave decided to diBimnn t-.f.
inn nun ahnrea mora of their If..
Stock, SS follows: 2.008 shares at la
85,000 shares at 15c. 1h r- ? ...
im aharas are ODtlon.I !'!: I ,
company whether sold rr wlthdr.i ti
Invcatlaatlon thorough al:iiej. 1 .-
formallou and aampla ahown st
ItTZTSf I. aad , i 7 "
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