The Oregon daily journal., September 12, 1908, Page 11, Image 11

; THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 12, 1908
n
CilSII OATS ill
LOWER PRICE
News Gossip ' ; ;
of Finance
SCARED
SO
New : . Tork. Scot.
ll.Qovarnment
IS
DOIIOMillGER
Coyer' Sales at First Pppor
t ii n It v Toilnv -TlnfH.
ireea, email bnds ... 1004 ' " " Jr , " .
ura, registered.. 1I1S o V JM4 . r man ' tllC Bll'Hlbob - .
lo coupon ......Ilia, 1I1I' 1" V1UIU IUC A)ll.auiMf. v.
roa, Panama ..... ... 10JH . , 101 . , .. , v.-.f
,' s:4 4 4 4 4 - New York, 8eptJ2. Bar silver, MHp. 4 4 4 . e 4 4 4 4
i '''''J ' 'y-JLl' '"O',. London 8pt 12.-r-Sllver. "ll li-l.ll. iJ. " .''.' yiV
, World's Wheat Prices. 4 V .. . . 4 eu.AsaJaas Beat. 4
.vWliile' Fdturcs Are High; a
; r Decline Noted in Spot
; Wheat . W Off. .
, ..' . . . i . .
V Datrf.
Twin, registered .-.J JO ,
do coupon '. . . . i .191U
Threes, registered, 1104 ;
do coupon not
Three, email bnds
rou
do
Twos,
PM.;. Aaftt-0.
JO .-..si,
101 .101
101 101'.
w
' . ; - ; j December.
Portland .,... , . 8A
Chicago ...V.'v. tA
Wew Tork ...... .,... '.loHi
Kansas City. . . .V.eV.sV. IIK
St LoulB;..:..r.j.,;,. 984'
Mlnneaote ,, ,10014
Duluth L , ; . . ;4 ... . ; el , 4
WJnnlpeg ...... ....V.iV 13 "
Liverpool .v...i...7Hd
New'York. gent. 11. Canadian Pacific
earned . 10.6 per . cent on Ha capital
stock last year. v .. v .
New York. Bent. 11. Railway av
Hatlonreport 22,IU Idle, cara, de
crease or av,n .
New Tra-k, Srpt. 1 1. Dunn'? Report
aaya email fabia ' are ahnwn . in trau.
marnea epani"ii
retail trade' and col
Bradatrect'a .reporta
nd .
.Bhorta became scared at the
, 'Strength diapliyed, by the iharv
e kct today, and under the )ed of
vv seller of Harrlman shares, there .
?waa a disposition to covnr at tlie .
first opportunity this rnornlne;. 4
In lobblna
lections, .(.
BOARD OP! TRADE' RECEIPT&:, "
,. . - v Cars.
Seot II. Sept. It. Sept. 10.
19 .- . it ,. .It
"Rarley .
lyiour .
lnay
ou j 1 7 ;jf " v, -tJ :
Vheat ; ltO t
Tha break la oata values startled the fjw,t.'',urjr 4'Bttpn..!l1'.' tol
trada jiomawbat today. ; .While, berato- . .Receipts, $3.t41.76! V ; ' Y
rore cash oats offerings baya been very I , xpenaitures. i,hii,w., ;
PRICE OF NEVADA
New, York. ..Sept. It. Considerable
evening; up of account a took pluco tor
New York. Sept.-ii. Aurusi waa j,y. a -snort interest or rair proportions
P"i..-r."th .''J'iiJ-S.m- bvlp been fostered during the decline
Ml ii v. iiuii ui vuiiioi , v t - w i , . . , . . . , . . i
month a year aa-d. - 1 , oi ne pui w oiyg ina ouymi oy inn
' : r -. i intercut ceusea a general recovery nnaer
New'Tork, SeptJ 11-Mtal prtcee: Uead of the Harrlman Pacific nd tb
CoDDer Ike. . llueilV: electro-1 coalrs. Readins has been firm since
Ivtio UKlftllfc
and n ine same is ainrrnea Dy tne su
preme court there is likely to be a re-
nnnntlnn nt rtA rim, antlvltv In ff h
Washlngfon'Bapt. II. The report of heaue. The result of the Maine elec-
Uona are awaited with Interest.
scant and oroduoera Inclined tb hold for
-attll hlh e l. ...I..
hq jtreaKer, wnn lower .prices ruling
ilodajr. No. 1 white -oata are now being
'offered fully SOc a ton leas than yester
day, some orrenngs being made at at in
tlower figures. Receipts .are. Increasing
land with the better offertriga by-pro-
. aucers toe trade is ,nov inclined to pay
errect.
' Range of New York prices furnished
py .veroecK r t,;oone jo,:
v DESCRIPTION.
, . , . ;
AmaV. Cop.
AmCr. & F.. o.
OO' pra
Furnished hy "Overbeck A 'Cooke CA
San Frariclsco.vBept. H.-UBd prices I 1 oil' ' o' 'i
- ' QOLDFIELDS DISTRICTr j. s I Am! Wo.?!,'.?:
such fancy prices as have been In
In fact, the rnlled oft la neonlet aav thev
get their monev back hv selling- oata I . mr.--n . chh. n Tiirt. r Am. Smelt, o. .. .
l-aed at the present 'prlce, I Nev? W Ljff 'ifiii-i!
i- v-aan wnoat maraet i . aiepoeea to l - . I. -"
U-Lhow signs of weakness again. Localise. B. B. Ext. Io.- BueBell tot Dixie lo, I Am; Woolen, c.
"values
an ex.
m hpna i
uT:. .r.' V.rlr-Z:AM- Wt: A.- Samlat Ert. lc Mavne Ho t . do? afd
. ii. ,r 1L ". iRarl Tnn V.xt. tic. Florenre t3.l). Dlam'f. ICan. Pace ...
I yn mru ' " i I ii t Tr. .ii.7n. fi.1.. c.k nul l ..'n,. .
erlce end local prtves are holding stiff. IS- i." .:rT i 1"; tr'Lw"?."""' v
I racker
signs of weakness again. Local Ic. B. a Ext. Io.-BlueBell Bet IJixie io. Am, woolen, c.
a have bean foroed6ut of line of O. Columbia lOcA, Hlbernla ,$o. St Ives Atchison, x .....
tport;basts by. the receMt ' decline SOcA,. Conqueror 4c Blk. Rpck lo, Lone do.-jpfd .....
d, and buyers here have reduced Star 10c, p.Wonder icA. Ofn 18c. Keiv- B. .A O- o
17 H 47H 4H
69
HI
8H
wheat futures were showing a weaker!
eVBt P-
Wbu.heTfoff .?Vero.fnaP
ber closed with the asked Price Vic
vnaer yesieraay.
On the board of trad. coayrse-i grain
futures were kquoted flrmtr1 fori both
oat and barley, despite ter weaker lone
,jn me caso sturr. . un tne Doara today
there was an advance of lc a cental In
Kept em her and -Ueeemper- oata and
jiimllar rise In the two barley options
Board of trade prlce;,-today:
'?V CLUB WHEAT.
' Open. High. Low.
90 B ........ . .
9 B 83ViA 92 B
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
1.48 B ..... 1.48
1.50 B 1.61 B 1.60 B 1.61
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY. .
Sept. ..1.27 B ',..,.. i'y.f. 1M
Dec. ...1.29 B i . A. : 1.29
Ooldf. Cons. H.02.Mr.
oca.' .. ... -sn 'j
' ,COW8TOCK.L-V'.:.T
' St: VfavlA.n SR. rinuM A fiirrv
7c, Con Virginia 77e. Savage 26c, Hale Corn Products.
Col. -South., c
ao za pia...
do 1st pfd..
Sept
Dec.
Sept.
Dec.
Close.
90 B
98 A
ft Nor cross 27c. Yellow Jacket 17c, Bel
cher Z6c, confidences c.s merra ev.
21c, Exchequer 2Hc. Union 39c.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original lc. Mont..' Bullf. IcA. Nat.
Bank 6c. L. Harris IcA.- Amethyst 6c.
Gold Bar 8c, Denver Buf. Anx 9c sale,
Mayfl. Cons. 8c, Monty Qhlo Ext. lc, O.
Scepter lc, Monty Mt. 10c. -Homestake
Cons. 24c. Yankee Girl tcA. Tramp
Cons. 16c. v
Ton. Ext 70c .MacNamara. 62c. Midway
1 1 ; t. . i c T-i T7 r . i mo. r'acinc
dim nuviQr iunnri;ii riu, c A I, va Matlnnal 1 m.A
nrefe
Del. A Hudson
D. 4 R. O.. c.
do preferred
Erie, com. . . .
do 2d pfd r.
do 1st pfd .
Gt. Northern, pf.
Illinois uen. . .
L. & N
M., K. T., c.
'do preferred .
Distillers
Ore Lands
BOSTON COPPER JRKET.
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
Boston, Sept 12. Official bid prices:
KAliouea ....... saiest n.utte
Arcadian
Atlantic
.... S4t
16
sVlngham .... 65
Jciutte t oaia .. 2t
Black Mt .... ' 2
.tjai. & necia..63
Centennial ... 81
cop. Kange..$ 77
;C. Ely .,8
Daly West .. " 9
Granby
' Oreene . ,
Glroux, .
Mass
Michigan
Mohawk .
Nev. Cons,
' IsTlDOlsslnB-
Ko. Butte ....854
.100
. 11U
3
.
. 13
... 16H
Old . pom.
Osceola .,
Parrot. .V,
Phoenix , ,
Qulncy . ..
Royale . .
Shannon
Sup. &. Pitts.
Tamarack ...
Trinity .....
United . . .
Utah M. ...
Utah Con. ..
Victoria ....
Wolverine . .
(Yukon ......
Lake
U. 8: Mlninar.
u. s. on
Franklin ...
... 42W
....110
...v 2714
., 60 -
. 93 .
22
16H
18
. (3
. 18
46 U
. 44U
6
.146MI
. 5
7KA
. 6
. 13,
Northwest Bank Statements.
PORTLAND.
, Clearlnars today . , . .
I cur gg ....
Balances today
1 s Tear asro
Clearings
Balances .
Clearings
balances .
TACQMA.
SEATTLE.
..11.248.028.80
.. 1,197,812.10
. .. 147,641.16
88,886.62
..$ 718,757.00
83,168.00
. .$1,861,869.00
.. 222,884.00
i New York Cotton Market.
Furnished by Overbeck Cooke Co.:
en. . High. Low. Close.
January-. .... .885
'March .....869
'May v ..866
., BeotembaiH'-'w-'
October , 880
I December ..,.865
8T8
861
866
'ill"
868
857
886
865
"576 '
861
661
867
882.
It,
880
' K61
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons;' 8c. Manh. M Co. lc. G.
Wedge 15, Seyler Hump lc. Dexter 6c,
Mustang 4cA. Little Gray 3c. Cowboy
IcA. urtg. Mann. S4c. Broncho lc. Juiud.I
jacK ic. fineiuit sc.
VARIOU8 DISTRICTS.
Falfv. Eagle 40cA. Nevada Hills II. I
t-ittsourg ouver eaK i.iib.
PRODUCT IN SAN FRANCISCO.
San. Francisco, 8ept 12. Wheat No.
I California club, .per cental, I1.67H
70; California Australian, $1.75 1.80:
northern bluestem, 1 1 .72 H O1.80; north
ern club. $1.67 H; Inferior grades .of
Wheat $1.50 1.60; reds. $1.6001.72.
Barley Feed," $1.80 1.36; common to
fair, $1,250)1.80; brewing at San Fran
cisco, nomlna) at $1.45 1.66; chevalier,
$1.50 1.60, According to quality.
Eggs (per doien) California fresh.
Including cases: Extras. 88c: firsts.
82Hc; seconds, 26Hc; eastern selected, i
szc; eastern, nrsts, ztc; do seconds. Z2c:
tnira, mc: storage, zvo.
Butter (per pound) California fresh
Extras, 82o; firsts, 26c;' seconds, 22c;
thirds, 20c: eastern extras. 25o: pack
ing. Nth 1, IHO; do, ISO. z. inc.
New Cheese (per lb.) Cat fresh, flats.
rancy. imc; nrsts. idhc: seconds. Vttc:
California Young America, fancy, 12Hc;
nrsts, no; eastern uregon rancy, uc
do Young America, fancy, 14 Uc.
potatoes (per cental) River whites
(sacks), rancy. i6WS6o; poor, 60S70c:
Sallna Burbanks, $1.251.66; early
rose, iivivaoc: sweet potatoes (sacKs),
le; crates, lHa
unions (per aack) Yellow, 50956c.
Oranges (per box) Valenolaa. 11 nn
8.60. " v
N. Y. Central,
N. Y., Ont & W
North American
North. Pac, com.
Pac. M. St. Co..
Penn. Railway . .
P.. G., L. & C. Co.
Press. S. C. com.
do pfd.
28
16
48 H
1U
19
124
96
323
!3
27 4 I74 27H
8914
96
88
Statement of -
:N.'Y; Banks
New Tbrlt. Sept. ' lI -.Tb weekly
statement of tba essooUCed banks today
Reserve on .all' .'deposits,- decrease,
if Ki 1 in 4
Reserve on ; all ' depoxlta other' thsn
United States deposits, decrease. I7.696.'
Loans, Increase, 81T,9.i( .- i f.
8erle,- deoraae.. $.674,9UO. , .
Legal tenders, decrease, $721,100. '
truilf Inrruu. 117.410.600. '
. rirV...i.tin ian 100. ' -
Total loans. $1,823,730,600. .il
The auralua of the banks, is 154,888,
656. an agalnat 16,918,700 a rear ago
and $1,616,400 two years ago, . .
inriiiiin in .
IILr liifJII
UL
IQ
IIMIIU IU
AID TO THF: MARKET ;
' CHICAGO WHEAT MAfttfJET.' 1
" . Onen. Ooae 'Sept. t. Gain.
Sept ...... 8 , MVa.H, UTfUi. '
Dec, ...... 97 H A.-' .
May ....... 01
1 AA ,
Chicago, Sapt It. About the last ex
planation .which was given fop, tha de
cided strength In wheat at the close was
that these-.did not . appear.' to . b any
wheat on the market When,' wanted and
,. ' Intprsnir;i1 in nnf rhnncanHc nf racli ewtirr fnr "fntion.ll . tnr L-M .
, ' i from investors all over the world are many requests for us to buy and .
1. -.V: ; carry "National. Stock" on margin. To accommodate this class ot buy- . . .
r:'...'. ,ers we have entered into an arrangement with ."National Stock' where-, '
by. we vvjll sell to our customers through the open market, and al the ' -:
'. ; .'V opch market price, any part of 500,000 shares on the following terms: 50
. , per' cent margin on any amount from 500 to 1,000 "shares and 25 per .
cent margin on anyamount over 1,000 shares with 6 ner cent per an
num interest on unpaid balances; our only charge being the regular
market commission, the same as on cash orders. . ,
. ;(In making this offer, it should be borne in mind we will not buy and
carry on margin any less ihan 500 shares, for it is not our desire, nor the t
;,dcsire of the "National Stock" management, to encourage margin buy
i"g but we will margin purchases in the case of regular seasoned stock
market speculators or brother brokers. In other words, while "Natidn
al Stock" is securing millions of investors to aid it in the carrying out
of its plans, we will offer every facility to speculators, that "National
-Stock'' may compete in every way with System stocks.
; v';.yc tkc this occasion to express our thanks to the public for the
enormous business thpv hnv cent tic nn "Mntinnnl rnrtr" anrl tn ncitr
' all who have bought and who have not yet received their certificates
"441 . . . - -
tnar tney win receive them at the earliest possible moment.
if only -took an ordinary volume ; ( w ,, iMoiwuiistanding we have an extra office force working day and
WdoV.Ttn -night, it will -be some three weeks Jonger before we will be caught
LVSVX .TSS'SrVr. wri'iri; 'P on orders and certificates. '
t,n-.r:?or.Vm V. We call the attention of anv client who has not vet received his cer-
u?e?oAVrfrS to the fact that its non-receipt should make no material differ-
(ondlHom wltli a possibility of rain out
aslda from this the serious droutn con-
inuetfrover the whole winter wheat
countf'.. " ... ,
' i, ill i ' w
Range of Chlra.ro orlces furnished by
uverbeck & CooKe l.a;
WHEAT, ,
Open. High. Lo. " Close.
108H 109H
Si! 14
30 si I 29
36HI 34
44U 43 U
117 136
146 ,AS
107 H
si
64W
29 H
66
66
81
106
142M143H141
Reading, com-,. .180 133 1130
A typhoid -fevef survey to determina
the means, aside from domnatln w, tmr
supplies, by which this disease Is trans-
nHtdi4s-j 'b- wmdctd m Ptttbarr
at the expense of the i Russell Sage
fund.. v ,-. c
do 3d ptd
do 1st pfd.
Rep. I. ft 8., com.
ao pro
Rock I., com . . .
do pfd
a L. A S. F.. 2 p.
do 1st pfd. . . .
8. L. & B. W., c.
do pfd. ......
South. Pac. com.
South. Pac, com.
ou. nan way, c. . .
do pfd. .A . . . .
Tex. & Pacific. .
T. St. L. & W. o.
do pfd
U. Pacific, c. ..
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber, c.
do pfd
u. . .Bteel Co. c.
do pfd
Wabash, c.
do pfd
W. U. Tel
Wis. Cent. c...
do pfd
Wheeling Lake.
Westlngbouse .
Utah .
87
'22
79
18
842
is'
107
107
22
53
83
old.
Sepf
Dec.
Hay
Oct.
Jan.
May
124
96
32
67
165
S3
4
109
12
26
60
27
48
18
107
108
Z3
68
26
67
168
89
33
47
"0
12l
27
60
28
48
86
22
79
18
33
25
17
J4
26
56
15
89
82
46
109
12
26
60
27
,48
861-1
lit
I7k
44
108
108
22
68
24
26
66
167
89
open. Hig.
8Ux. 98
97 9B
ioi i6l
CORN.
80 81
69 69
67 67
OATS.
49 49
60 (0
62 62
.PORK.
1510
1700
1697
LARD.
1016
992
1000
RIBS.
966
895
917
88
97
8:
9KA
i66 ioi;
80
68
66
48
62
81A
69 B
67 B
t.
49 ,
60-B
62 A
.1495
.1692
.1697
.1005
. 9S5
. 9s7
952
885
910
1495
1690
1690
1005
985
987
950
885
907
1507
1700
1695 -
1015 v
990
987B
962 -
90
816B
with, his investment, for if he wishes at any time before he re-
ma tciuuLdic io sen nis scock we win dispose 01 ii ine same as
r. i )J.i1J.- 1 1,1,,,. ... . . . . . .
, inougn ae naa iraa ins certificate and remit to him the proceeds of the
r-;-1 sale.
.j - We also call the attention of brokers throughout the country to the
ii i " misinterpretation of a notice conained in the "National Stock" pam-
u pniet to tne ettect that all orders for "National Stock" should be sent to
New York or Boston Stock Exchange or Curb houses. Mr. Lawson
authorizes, us to state that. he intended this to mean that would-be buy-
- ers should give their orders to those brokers in their vicinity who had
business connections with any New York or Boston Stock Exchange
or Curb house. We solicit the business of all reputable brokers through
out the country and assure the.?i the same quick and reliable service
which we , give to clients direct. , , '
CHARLES C. CLAPP (EL COMPANY
BANKERS AND BROKERS x
19 CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON
SOCIALIST SLATE
IS IUOTIED OOWII
THAW TROUBLE
III JAIL
Washington's Secretary of
State Demands Fees
JJefore
f
FiHno;.
Totals sales, 348,000 shares.
i Liverpool Wheat Market.
Liverpool. Sent 12. Wheat f)r,lom.
be 7s 6d; December. 7s6d.
A seed store In Cortland street Naw
Tork. has arrass nlota ahlnneH daiw
from Jernev Pltv. Th nlnt. fr.n .1.,
of shallow boxes filled with earth in
which the Brass is ,rovn. The hint.
are sold by the foot
(Special DIontch to The Jonrnsl.1
Olympla, Wash., Sept 12. The state
ticket of the socialist party has been of
fered for filing without the fees by
William Kruger, state secretary of the
party, and has been rejected by Assist
ant State Secretary B. R. Fish. , Mr.
Kruger was accompanied to this city by.
George E. Boomer, socialist candidate!
tQr governor. j
ine socialists nave tendered their
tickets in three counties of the state
without fees and have won out In. ail
three cases in the superior courts of
Spokane. Kins: and Whatcom count!-,.
'llie grounds upon which they base their
contentions are that the title of the
primary act does not mention the fees
nor the way they are to be expended,
hence is unconstitutional. Mr. Kruger
Mia toaay mat tney win manuamurt
tne secretary or state and will
the case to the supreme court
LITTLE WAD WAITS
FOR WANDEI?LG SON
4Vy- 1-ia.isWiMiii.iliiiiniiiiwniia.r--"- '
Sheriff Chanler Arranges to
Be Bid of the Nuisance
Pittsburg Case.
JI0DEBX PLAY-HOUSE
AT KLAMATH FALLS
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journil.l
Klamath Falls. Or.. Sept. 12. Klam
ath Falls Is to have a modern theater.
Manager J. V. Houston, of tha Houston
opera-house, has let the contract for the
remodeling, and when completed thA
theater will be thoroughly modern.
The building will be ready for the
carnival ball October 17, but will not be
formally opened until December.
carry
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Poughkeepsle. N. Y., Sept 12. Charg
ing that Harry K. Thaw Is demoralizing
the prisoners in the Jail here. Sheriff
Robert W. Chanler today made arrange
ments to have the flayer of Stanford
White transferred to Wbite Plains,
if here his hearing Is set for September
21. The change probably slll be made
ooon. '
Chanler says Thaw's demands for
comfort and attention anl hi extrava
gant Ideas of lull life have led to dis
content among prisoners who otherwise
would have' been satisfied. He also
charges Thaw with stirring up dissat
isfaction ampna theprlsoners.
In general, he alleges that the Pitts
burjrer Is a nuisance In anv well regu
lated Jail and demands That he be re
moved, Dasing the demand technically
upon the contention that he is not prop
erly committed, having been found in
AN AUTOMOBILE RACE FROM NEW YORK
TO SAN FRANCISCO AND RETURN
Map Showing the Proppei Enduranc Run . FronT Nw York to San Francisco and Return. W'hlch Ti
, A , , teSMSkau. M . M d a A A
l
tt is a little early to talk of
tha . 1909 automobila " races. . There is
anal KMlAr nlAnnM. hnwaVa r wilt, will
undoubtedly be tha biggest even of
the next season.. It ) W n aa- en
durance run across the continent and
return. This romea at the. requst of
several automobile man n fact urer and
will b started from New York July
4. 1. Ktoe cars have already bea
formally entered - for tha competition
representing four American and four
foreign in ekes. Tbe America cars are
the Thomas, tba Loaier, , the Oesrleas,
WO M1IMIII. .
Tha, fnrel.rn eonssetltors entered are
the Fiat, tbs Renault to Isetta, the
2ut
It la conrVdetitlT rapex'ted that tbers
HI be at least three more foreign c-
leataata ana six snore Asnrrvan. It
was Is order ts enable the additional
cars to empte tbat It was agreed to
iUi the contest in tr. 'mmmrr or lt
Imtead ef tbls falL - eHeps are already
batng taken te lay ""t ire rears fnr
the efnpttUc. Cars b Wn start
al r the road ts rt.rw!i. Lk b1
arallable mte ti4 arrance fr ail tba,
de'aiia nf thearr.tt.
(.on-.petltlos Is D.1rua In bhalf
Sf th rxartufartffers wf
( r.tat wticb sLail UloKoogkly tsst
Propoaed for Jnlr 4. 10.
tnlr ears' over alt sorts of American
ano- prove toelr stability.
ii a stated that the raoes for sps
JjaUy. designed blah ape4 ears such as
ths Vanderbilt and tbs Grand Prise
wu ensagn in their way, bat there
r many - automobtllsts who are un
conrlnoed as to what they. deUrmlns.
tarn swea car races under some con-
uiraas ars snpjert to tbs same rn
eral objections. This test Is tbs out
growth ef contests similar to tbe Olid.
den tour and M to fill tbs demand for
""j;s ,nfia imi it is claimed that
ton Olldden tout it not mih Mii,h
bile. . It. la prortded that the contest
fitted with spsrlal bodies. d1
irj
cars snoii carry a crew ef nntr tvi
carry fonr men and eatrat su
tbe driver and
e-nsd ts
Us. Tbs
men. tne driver and ths mechanician.
Tbess me .will b4 req Hired to- do all
ins wars or repair arx
ine route im win not a prnmj to
rr-er.1 nuim ael er SBV Stnd. . In
ad.l:t.oa to the rrew each ear.wtil carry
an observer atosnlnatet by another eom
rtltor and a reporter. Tbe rara iii
enly mn as hcvr before s-anrlae and as
bt after e-ceeet evh day ad alt re
pairs and. retuerefrents mast bs made
vS4n taeee-bmita TV rr wlil be
garaged vndrr seal rack - sight and
properly protected against
Th
I n fr In are-
men t of thess rules. This will insure
a definite record of all tbs repairs
lea. are necessary auong tba routs ana
will inflict a natural tima penalty far
"r necessary replacements.
TB-reute of the contest has been
'd xiut to- pass through tbs principal
(Hies of ths country, following ths
ursat Lakes and the northern routs
across tbs continent on tbs western
trip and ths southern route on tb re-
urn io rkew xora. it passes inrousrn
Auwiy,- Brrmcuae, Rocbeatcr, cievetan.1,
Toledo. Chlr&am rWtae KanMa. rtmahe.
w hb r rancisco on ins way out
and returning touches Los Angeles, Salt
Lake, City, Denver. Kansas City, St.
Lou La Cincinnati rHttehnrar Phlladel
pnia and back to New York. This Is
uoe-t . to mim chane-ea which may
eocsr ts tbs men who ars Bow sngaged
la laying out ths eowrse.
. All of tness details ef the contest are
in i rye sands nr a areneral eoounittee
eonaistlng of m rpretatlv of each
contestant. whUs tb managsnssnt af
ths coanpetltton will bo la ths hands cf
an esecutlvs commit tes of pretBtasnt
auWvmoblllsta. In this war It Is ex.
that tbs cnmpstlUoa can b co
docted sa a snuand basis thrmgMot
sn4 the Strictest aaf oreakmant sf rake
fscursd. - s . -
(United Press teased Wire., -
Ban Bernardino, Cat, Sept. 12. Ef-
forta are being made to find Albert
Lucke, 20 years old, who is believed to
be In Alaska and for whom $2,000 la
being held in trust.
- Lucke, a prodigal son, left home after
a disagreement with his father He was
last heard from six months ago, at Seat
tie. He showed a disposition then to go
farther jiorth. All trace of him was
lost
Heartbroken by his son's disappear
ance, Lucke's father died here recently.
At his death he awarded his small for
tune to his son, on condition that the
monev should so to Charles Stoddard
named as executor. If the boy failed to
my personal claim to it witnin three
years.
AEB0?LAXE BriLDEB'S
TEST TIME EXTENDED
(Talud PreM Leased Wire.)
Washington, Sept. 12. Secretary of
War Wright today declared he would
grant A. M. Herring, the .New York In
ventbr, SO days In which to complete
me aeroplane wnicn ne is Duiiding to
demonstrate to the United States gov
ernment Herring was to have had bis alrahtp
completed and readv for a test at Fort
Meyer, Virginia. Monday. Herring yes
terday asked for time to mails shop
tests of his new invention. T -
i ne raci tnat Secretary 'Wright Is
wllllnc to wait a month for a demon
stration of the aeroplane Is significant
ot his Interest In the Invention.
Plttsburar.
was practically dectaud
8ept32.-Harry K. Thaw
Uy dectaOd to be In con
tempt of court forVnot appearing here
in answer to summons In his bank
ruptcy case, when sleferes Hlatr. entered
air oroFr-rmry log that Thaw ha
had failed
Attorney Boyd, reoresentlna-
me creouors, presented a long pe
to appear.
one of the creditors, n
tltion asking the referee to place Thaw
in contempt This was not done tech
nically but the effect of the referees
order is about the aame. It Is reported
tbls afternoon that habeas Corpus pro
ceedings will be instituted in an effort
to bring Thaw here.
Lumbermens National Bank
Corner Second and Stark Streets
PORTLAND, OREGON
CAPITAL $250,000
G.
orrzoxss
K. WENT WORTH President
JOHN A KEATING Vice-President
GEO. L. MPHERSON... Vice-President
H. D. STORY Cashier
F. A. FREEMAN .... .Assistant Cashier
DXBZCTOBS
Q. K. Wentworth. Charles S. Russell, P. S. Brumby. Dr.
Mackenste, George G. Bingham, Uoyd J. Wentworth,
wneeier. ueorge l Mcrnerson, John A. Keating,
. ert T. Piatt H. D. Story.
K. A. X,
3. E. '
Rob-
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Transacts a General Banking Business
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Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc.
Address
J. J. BUTZER. SEEDS
SHASTA DBYS TAKE
' BOOZE LT0 POLITICS
(Cat M Press
Cat. Sept.
Wire
12. Ths
anti-
people sf. Shaata county are ln
bscaus In supervtsors bavs rs
s submit a local option ordlnancs
Redding,
as loon
cenawd
iussq to submit a local option ordlnancs
vots oi .ins p-wpis in the oouaty.
rwunf is running nign and tbs pro
hibtUoalsts say they will keep up tbs
niiii wnii. wwy wio.
1 he jocal branch of ths Aatt-Saloos.
lea rue of California appeared
in aupei . isors yesieraay witn
before
peti
tion signed by Lit Popls, clalmsd to
be a majority of ths voters in u
county out Ma tb Incorporated city of
Redding. Ths satpervtsors voted Sn
tabls ths petition by a vote Of to f,
Tbs saloon sruestloa win ba snaila a
leaus la tbs.conatng baApsJan.
ADgvd Hone Thie-vss Xabbcxl.
. (Sseetal Blseaaek a Tss Jearmal )
Harftabnrg. cr, aVpt It Two
ed bare todav rwarvute
RhertfT Dan McCUIs on telsnhnna, ate.
scrlptton from Sweet Horn, ssstt by
Frank. Elk Ine, eherllT -ef Craok cotmty.
5 A- wmrrnni ror In srrast of
C H. Erlrkson saal Oliver Erlrksoa. kla
W pay yoa 4 per seat to save
Going on a Vacation
Trip Next Year-
If so, arrange for it a little at a
time. A dollar or two rleprxitcd
in our Savings Department
weekly .trill proride the neces
sary furies, without feeling the
expense.;
A two weeks" trip to Ros-
tonyjuew York and man
other points can be made
nicely on a hundred dol
lars, or same amount
" would be profitably spent
in looking over Havana
and other Cuban towns.
Should you desire to forego the
trip and keep the "nest egg"
and add to it occasionally, the
experience trained by saving
would be valuable. Think it
orer.
Two ps sai anowod an ease,
tag essoMte.
AMKION BANK' & TRUST
r CO. OF P0RTU(D
oe Seventh St.. Efks Temple
L. a RAXaTTOW Frsav
O. U SfAQ OlBBOrf. .Cafbieo.
Mr
0 sddltlnmsl cabttai to protsct
orpoaii
Ladd & Til ton Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON
Established 1859.
Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast
Capital fully paid ,- - - $1;000,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00
OFFICERS
V. M. Ladd, President.
Edward Cookingham, Vice-Pres.
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier.
R- S. Howard Jr, Asst. 'Cashier.
J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier.
W alter M. Cook.' Asst. Cashier.'
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of
anks. films, corporations and Individuals solicited. We are prepared
to furnish depositors every facility consistent with food banking.
Overbeck cS Cooke Co.
CinxQsSsJca Ktrtbsals, Slocks. Ecsii. CoKca. Gn'o. L'i
S1U17 BOARD OF TRADE BUILD IN Q
U embers Chicago Board ef Trade, Corrr rmJits cf Lcgaa a tryas.
Cakago, New York. osto.
We kave the oafy prtvaU wire con ore ting rortland wf'.h tie ' t
extbaavgea.
. " afiatBxm portukdoasd tr tsats.
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