si .
V.
i
, ; ( 1 :
St . ,m m.. matti J lb,.
M W a.
EARLY PEACHES
FLOOD EUHET:
Small vFruif . Rapidly Passing
' Out of Season Blackberry
Crop , Will Probably Be Quite
Small : '
... Berries are rapidly passing out- of,
eason and In a few days the fruit mar
ket will be oonflned to peaches, apples,
pears, apricots and plums. Cherries, too,
are on the down grade, although quits
a few Lamberts should arrive before the
elose of the season Is recorded.
Front street was practically bare' of
loganberries and raspberries this morn
ing, and the small quantity on hand
was not In the very best condition. The
hot weather of the past three days has
had a telling effect on. the fruit It Is
said, too, that the scorching heat will
have a serious effect on the blackberry
crop. A big percentage of the berries,
It Is feared, will be found to have been
damaged by the burning, sun. .. ,
Market leaded With Peaoi.es.
Commission houses -on Front street
are well supplied with-Oregon peaches
"and the- consequence Is low values.
Values- were quoted all the way 'from
; 860 to 90o a box this morning. The
peaches received so far are small and
.this has much to do with the values.
Apricots are plentiful, but they, too, are
unusually sma)l this year. .. ; , , j
'.-j':. ' Watsi Melons Soar, .-. . '
t Delay ? of trams from California
caused a shortage in, the water .melon
supply this morning.. Only one bouse
t had a few-melons this morning. - Two
t carloads are exDected In bv tomorrow.
i The melons Are selling at Ja . Canta
loupes are scares. Wvv; '?
OWokea : Market Strong,
Receipts of poultry are light and the
j demand for chickens continues brisk.
Apparently-the farmers are too busy
I with their, harvest to attend to the
, shipping of their chickens at this time.
i Flooding of the market with ducks has
ceased and the commission men feel
t that the farmers are doing right to hold
mem bacx at this time since the call
for ducks at this time of the year is
always light. v ...-
... The butter and egg markets remain
Unchanged. . . ,
FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS
Hops, Wool and Sides.
HOPS 1008. prime , to choice, Uoj
prime, llfflll'ic; medium, ; 10c; . 1910
contracts; He . -
, WOOI Nominal; 1916, Willamette
valley, 16 10c: eastern Oregon, lS17a
.SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 102Be
each ; short wool, 25B0c; v medium
wool, 60c$l each; long wool, 76c
11.25 each.
TALLOW Prime, par lb, 1 04c; No,
I andjrrease. 22Hc
CHITTIM BATIK 190 Nominal
HIDES Dry hides, IT tie? !.'
i . green, tsjso; ouus, green, salt, is IB.;
, kips, S10c; calves, green, 13 Ho per
MOHAIR Nominal; 1910, SO 11a
1 Butter, Eggs and Poultry, .
j BUTTER Extra creamery, soo; stors,
Iff 24c. - .-,,-.'
BUTfER FAT F. o. b. Portland, ner
pound: Sweet cream, 27 He; sour, 25 hc
. POULTRT Mixed chickens, , 16 Q
lie: fancy. 16o; stags, 14Ho; broilers,
ll13c; fryers. 2022c; geese, . old,
He; young Ulc for live; 1415o for
dressed ducks, young. lSaiSo; old, 17e:
turkeys, - alive, - l021e; dressed,
2728cj' pigeons. squabs, 12.50
flown; dressed chickens, lo to 2o a
pound higher than alive. v
EGOS Local candled, select, It 9
17c; at mark 25c; eastern, I6o.
CHEESE New Oregon fancy full
eream, 17c;- triplets and daisies, 170
lTHo; Toung Americas, lSlg$,o.
Orals, Tlonr and Bay
BARLEY Producers price 1 90s
Feed, 128; rolled, $26; brewing, $24.
WHEAT Nominal Track, club,
Tl ft 79c; bluMtem. S2 13c; WiUametta
valley,' 81a -,
CORN Whole, $J; erackd, $8T ton.
HAY Producers' price New timothy,
wmajiieno vuwey, mncy. ordi
nary, - 818; eastern "Oregon, $21 02S;
mixed, 116,50: clover, No: 1. $15.60 1;
rhei?.(8)17; cheat. $1718; alfalfa,
llTOlS.r' : -
-.FLOUR -New crop, - patents, ""$5.16;
Willamette $5.80 per, barrel: local
Straight $054.98: bakers. $4.9505.15;
export grades. $S.0 8.80: rrahatnHs,
14.80; ry 16.75: bafts, $3.15.
MILLSTUFF8 Selling price, car lots
, Bran, $20; middlings, 2
shorts, $21;
nop, iiyepzs,
OATS Spot delivery, new, producers'
rics-Track No. 1 wnite, f 27 j gray,
. Vrmts ana vegetables.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges Valen
cies, I3.754.00 box; bananas, 6Ho lb.;
lemons, $3.6005.60 box; traps fruit,
t3.75; pineapples. $2.504 0D doz.; oan
ftloupes, $2.2608.00; peaches, 35 90c;
ptums, 7fic; cnernes, Koyai Ann. gi8c;
Bings, 9 10c; watermelons, 22H;
grapes, $260.
BERRIES Loganberries. $1.0091.28;
blackcaps. $1.50; raspberries, $1.60 per
crate of 24 boxes.
POTATOES Selling. ' old, 8890o;
buying, eastern Multnomah and Clackamas,-
50c: Willamette valley, 40c; new
potatoes. 11.25(91.60.1'
VEGETABLES New- turnips, - $1.50;
beets, $1.60; carrots. $1.60 sack; cabbage
11 & 2.25 per cwt; tomatoes, California,
Jl .60 j beans, 86o per lb.: horseradish,
2 He; green onions. 15l0o per doien:
peppers, bell, 1012Vo per lb.,' head
lettuce. 15 20c per doien; hothouse,
76o box; radishes. 10l2He dosen
bunches; -celery, ' 7586o ; dosen; egg
plant, ( ) lb.; euoumbers, local, $1.00
dozen; California, 76c$1.00 box as-
KKHfi LocaJ 8So flosen: peas. 4e.
t. ONIONS-California, $2.2502.60 gar
lic, 7 10c per lb..,' ,--Wf.i
APPLES Old, 1 2. 60 2.50. ,'-
" -v O'oosrles, Xfwtg,' Bta
SUGAR Cube, $6.85; Dowdered, $8.25;
t.T ,rrr f6 25' drv granulated,
$6.25; conf. A. $6.06; extra B, $6.65
a i- ?; D, yeMow. $5.65; beet
$6,06: barrels. 15c: half barrels. 80o;
boxes, 5So advancs on sack basis. - '
lAoove quotations ars 80 days net
cash auotations.
' K"-J!7-imperial Japan No.! 1. - 4Uo;
Creole a'c' " ean! e'?i
$9.60 per ton: 60s. $11.00; tahls dairy.
CE Imperial
Say!
Where's That Pig?
If there Is a pig left In 'any corner
of the Northwest we want It We
wattt , as much dressed pork as we
can possibly get. We 'will pay as
follows for produce. We never take
Off commission. Ship , by , express:
Dressed Pork ........... ..4.180
Dressed Teal.,..,. ............. 10c
rreih,iggs , . . ;.. . . .aao
Live Chloksius Kens.,.. ........ 16c
Spxtuff Chickens. .SOo
' Address all shipments -.
' VeAHTC li. BTVtXTH MEAT CO.
"flglitijig the Zieef Trusi.
... Portland,. Oregon..
VALUES DECLtilE
mmm .
S10.25ATYASDS:
IIBEROFSMS
Values Break Record With Ad
vance of 25 Cents Over Quo-
' tations Last W6ek Cattle
in Good Demand.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
i, Hogs. Cattls.Calvss. Sheep.
Tuesday;..., 361 187 ... - ...
Monday ,,.,, 688 ;- $89 ; 250 107
. Portland Union ; Btook Tarda. North
Portland, Or i July 11. Hogs art In
good demand - and oommanding , top
prices, $10.25 having been paid for sev
eral lots this ' morning and yesterday
afternoon. The cattle market, too, la
active, and calves ars bringing better
prices than for some tlm Yesterday
afternoon's sales were the heaviest for
some time and give a strong indication
of the condition of the live stock mar
ket at this time.
,". Shippers fcoday, .
: Twohy Bros., from Shanlko, Or.,
horses and mules, four ears.
W. A. Field, from Idaho Falls, Idaho,
hogs, two cars.
Frans Thompson, from Newport, Or,
46 hogs (by boat-v -
H. S. Nelll, from Condon, : Or, cat
tle, four cars. ,
ft. A.. Miller, from Condon, Or, ttt
tie. one car.
J. T. Perkins, from Bt, John. . Wash,
hogs, two cars.
;v:' Balss imported Today. '. -
Following sales were reported this
moirnlng:,.--;,--;-----"-:-.------ - -w- -
73 nogs ............... 232
$10.25
12.25
- 4.76
15
i 6.T5
4.80
10.26
,12,26
10.26
. 4.46
'10.25
6.60
4.00
10.25
3.75
6.00
- 6.26
-4.00
$.00
.3.50
4.00
10.25
hogs ............... 236
6 calves .............. 820
8 calves- .-..,... ,. 126
1 calf ...
6 2 steers ,1 1 8 2
ji 8 hogs . .i w . ... . m. m ... 261
70 hogs '':.;i,:.. 238
60-cows 43
94 hogs ...... .i, 173
"61 calves 181
14 calves ........ 280
97 hogs i ...... ...... ..'278
1 duU ,J660
yt steers i,,ii.,r.,,978
-66- sters -.,. , .. ...1125
; 1 stag i. 1400
1 stag , .,.., A., , .1630
1 Stag ....... 1650
20 cows ... ...... 1009
88. hogs ................ 211
27 steers 4. i. ....... 984
. Ell 11A8
4.96
6.60
6.60
6.60
6.60
26 steer ,....r, T..1164
49 steers .............. U90
10 steers
............r.1166
27 cows
8Z8 46
28 COWS .. 910 4 85
82 COWS ...... ...... ,,..1057 4 60
7 culls ...............1429 - 8.70
4 steers 1310 8.70
28 steers
38 steers
40 steers
28 steers
....1198 6.65
1095 ' ' 6.50
1090 ' . 6.60
r ,....,1211 5.50
....... .......1134 4.85
7 steers
General range of livestock values, as
shown by actual sales: . -
CATTLE Best Oregon steers, $5.50;
Ordinary steers,, $5.00 6.25; best Cali
fornia, $5.50: common steers, $4.00;
cows, best,' $4.26 4.65; fancy, $4.00;
poor, 18.00; heifers, $4.504.76; bulls,
$8.0008.76, -t -J- : - -
HOGS Best cast of the mountains,
$10.25; fancy, $9.769.90; stockers and
feeders, 39.00. .
' SHEEP Sheared, best yearling weth
ers, $4.40; old wethers, $3.00(9 4.00;
spring lambs, $5.85: ewes, $3.6004.00.
CALVES Best, 86.60; ordinary, $5.50
05.76; poor, $4.O05.0O. ' ,
. Eastern. Livestock Markets. ,
Chicago, July 12. Hogs. 10,000; left
over, 5300; market 6o higher, Mixed,
38.70O9.16;' heavy, $8.75 8.95; rough,
$8.808.70! light, $8.90(85,80. CattV
6600 steady. Sheep 16,000; weak.
" Omaha, July 12.-ogs $700 cattle
8100; sheep 11.600 r
Kansas City, July ll-Hogs 16,000;
cattls 9000; sheep 7000. , .
' Livestock at Sonth Onraha. . -
South Omaha, Neb , July 12. Cattle
receipts 8000; steady. Steers $7.60
8. Cows and heifers $56.16... Hogs
receipts 6100. Flvs to 16 cents lower,
bulk $8.208.62H. -v - . .. .
Sheep receipts, 11,000. Steady to weak.
Yearlings $4.65 $2 5.10; wethers $3.76
4.10. Lambs $6.76 7.10.' Ewes $2.60$
NEW TORIv corrox jiarkkt
Open. High.' Low. Oloae.
. J254 , 1266 . ,1244 1249-50
. 1244-46
, 1256 1260 1246 1246-47
. . . . , , . k 1250-53
. 1647 164$ 1540 1543-48
.1474 1474 1462 1464-66
, 1885 - 1336 1880 1330-81
,J276: 1278 '1265 126S-66
...... ...."1262-68
.1259 1259 1248 1248-60
Jan, , , . , .
Feb. , .
Mch. ....
Apl. ,..
July
Aug. .M,
Sept. ....
Oct ....
Nov. ...
Deo. - ...
50s. $18.00:" 100s. $17.00; bales. $2.26!
extra fine barrels, in, 6s and 10s, 84.00
6.00; lump rock, $20.60 per ton,
BEANS Small, white, 6Hc; . large,
white, ,4fto;.,plnk, ;12(3i2V4c: bayou,
$7.85; Llmas, $5.85j. reds. $7.25. 1
HONET New. 13 Ho per lb. , ,
- Keats, IMsii and IfrovlslonJ. .
, DRESSED Front street hogs, fancy,
IJVio; ordiftary. ll(12oj veals, extra,
lie; Ordinary. 10i0Ae; spring lambs,
10llc; yearling lambs, iOo; mutton,
HAMS, BACON, ETC. Hams. 20
22c, breakfast bacon, 2030c; boiled
ham, 27 29c: picnics, 18c; cottage roll,
( ) ; regular short clears. - smoked,
isftc; dscks. smoKea, ' ifto;
tontues. 40e lb. ...
TURPENTINE In Ccs. 7
rels, 69o per gallon.
LARD Kettle leaf. Bp, IT
pickled
bar
er lb.;
com-
sieam rengerea. es, pet
pound. 6s. 12Ho per lb,
OYSTERS Shoalwat.- br
Inn 9 9E. 1 nA 1h ... u t
P t gl
ympla,
per gallon, $2.75 per -li0 V'. $7
7.60; canned eastern, 65c c.;i-, .,;-.'. 4 do:
1 -L .11 .... .. .
t
ioa.;
FISH Nominal Kit cod, 10c;
flounders, 6e; halibvt ,r- striped
bass, 16oj catfish. 103 He; frrili Chi
nook, 11 12o lb.; blub;!, U 12o lb.
soles, ' 7c; ' shrimps, Uf p. ich, 7c;
tomcod, ( ); lobsUfs, 2'';-.lierrlngs,
6c; black bass,:20o Jfc; sttifacoa. 13c
per , lb.; silver smel'd, "s J).; "black
cod, 7c; crabs iout ct ke.hnott) dressed
ihsdv 6c;' rce shad, c';-SliMrrB 20e lb.
CLAMS-HardsheW, p'" box. . 4o lb.;
rasor clams' (out of m-tma,),- u'iff; t
paints. Coal 00, fcto. kiS:Mi
LINSEED, OIL Rf , l ... f 6c; cases,
91c; boiled, bbls., f ca.'es, 93o;
per gallon lots, of 250 ifs'.loiisi la less;
oil cake meal (none In qr.aketf -. " ' v -'.
BENZINE--86 degfHS, a(fc 190 per
gal.; Iron bbls 1 per anX , '
WHTTB! T.V.ATi Ton
is, i no per
less lots.
lb.; 600 lb. lots, 8c
VkC per lb. 'i
twiu. , ...
i d star, 18o
. CUAL OILr Pearl, ..- ., .
Per gallon; eocene. IJli. '
28o gallon; headllgV.t j u o
elalne,
gallon
ex-
ira star, zio raiion wK'.e'- -vnite. duik.
lH4iSc per rlH)i ojucial water
White. 15c callon. . f
. OAROLINE ncC ci a nd motor,
is'dioo gallon; (
galloiu V. & P, I) a
gallon.
-.U. 1B(u228
FORCED DDYN BY
row
m s
New York Stock Market , Is
Marked by Quiet but Firm
Tone at Opening Irregular
at Close.
New fork, July 12 A quiet and firm
tone marked the opening of the stock
market today. Excepting Southern Pa
dfio, which rose 1, advances were
marked up. The metal stocks, barring
Anaconda, gained slightly. There was
a further advance as trading progressed.
A drive against Amalgamated Copper
forced It down on heavy offerings to 67,
the lowest figure of the year. St Paul
rose 1 and 1 point was rained by
Union Pacific, Reading, Rook Island and
Consolidated Gas. Extreme dullness
marked the dealings after the decline
in Amalgamated Copper, was arrested.
Bonds were irregular. The market
closed generally Irregular,
Range of New Toijt prices furnished
by Overbeck & Conk a company.-
Description Open Hlghj Low Bid
Amal. Copper Co.
Am. Car & F c
do Dfd .......
57
(8Vs 15
60
Am. cotton Oil, c
Am. LiOCO., c . . . .
Am. Sugar, o. ,.
Am, Smelt, 0 ...
do pf d
Aanoonda . M. Co.
Am. Woolen. o.
11646.
88 86
Atchison, o .. ...
oo pra ...i...
B. & O., o
Brooklyn R. T...
Canadian Pac, c
Cen. Leather, e.
do pfd . , . . . ..
C ft O. W., o....
C., M. & St P...
C. & N.-W., e.;.,
Chesa. & Ohio "v.
Colo. F. A L. o. .
77U
.88
78
122
14?
Colo. Southern, c
oo za pra . .
do 1st Dfd ..
Corn Products, c
ao pra ......
Del. Hudson.
D. & R. O'nde, o
- ao pra ..
Erie, c . ..
J - n . . m
UQ ill piU ... .
do 1st pfd ...
. North, pfd..
128)4
ill. central ....
Int Metro., ...
do pfd .......
Louis. A Nash...
Manhattan Ry.
148
Mo., K St Tex., c
82
ao pia .......
Distillers. . . ...
Ors. Lands ....
Amerl. Con. , . ,
do pfd .......
Alton, o .......
do pfd
Nevada Cons ...
Mo. Pacific... ..
Nat Lead ......
N. Y. Central...
N. YJ Ont A W.
Nor. ft W.;
68
69U
691
114
114
42
42
91
uu jiu ..... . .
n. American
iiT
Fenn. By....;..
P. G., L.&GCO.
P. Steel Car., c. .
do pfd ........
Reading, c......
do 1st pfd ....
B.K T La a
146
Rock Island, o..
do cfd
a t . . a v
U. K,. , V)
do let pfd.,.J
di. u. et b. vv c.
do pf d .......
S. Pacific, c...
South. Ry., c...
do pfd .......
Texas & Pacific.
114
"1
22
E4
To. St L. & c
do pfd........
Union Paciflo, c.
d-pfd. .......
U. S. Rubber, C. .
do pfd 1 r.1. . . .
U. 8. Steel Co c
do pfd...
Wabash, o ......
do pfd.
W. U. Telegraph.
Wis. Central, c
Westinghouss .
Beet Sugar......
Utah Copper..'...
Third Avenue...
Ice Securities.',.
Cons. Qas......w
Big Four. . ......
l 1 1 1 t
71
11
41 40
Railway Springs
oo pra........
Vir. Chemical ,",
wo pfd........
K. C. Southern..
General Electric.
Wheeling L. E. . .
0 60 S9
" Ex-Div. 14 per cent
ypRTHWEST BASK STATEMENT
v
Clearings today ..........$2,045,611.47
,- Year ago 1.764,187.22
Increase today I 261,424.25
Balances today ............I 117,061.65
Year ag-o 137,484.80
'Seattle Basks,
Clearings today .....$2,475,449.00
. Balances today. 209,996.00
ipokue 26anke.
Clearings today , $ 761991.00
Balances today .......... - $8,616.00
-,.,. Taoomsj Banks,
Clearings today $ 952,726.00
Balances today .......... 71,U6.0Q
San Francisco Markets.
San Francisco, July 12. Wheat Aus
tralian and propo, 81.B6Qil.60; Sonora,
$1.50 1.66; good to choice California
club, $1.421.45 1-northern wheat; blue-stem.-
$1.65l-57tt: club, $1.45; Tur
key. $1.47Hj Russian, $1.42.
BaYley Feed, good to choice, 98;
old brewing, $1.0601.07; chevalier
nominal, r
Eggs Per dosen, California fresh, In
cluding cases, extras, 28c; firsts, 25o;
seconds, 23c; thirds, 20c.
Butter Per, pound, California fresh
extras, 29 He; ' firsts, 28c; seconds, 27o.
Cheese New, per : pound, new Cali
fornia flats, fancy, 14c; firsts. 18e;
seconds. 12c; California Young Amer
ica, fancy, 16c; firsts. 15c
- Potatoes River-whites, new choice.
Prt box. J076c; extra, 65075; per
cental, 7590c. .
. Onions New red,' per sack, $202.15;
ye low, percental $1.9002.16: ellver
skins.i $f.902 1.16; oranges. peT box.
choice, $1.5002.60: extra choice, $2,600
$.86; Valencfas, $203.50. ' , . ?
Northwest Crop Weather.
4, . . . . .a ... . ,
x-vrwnu, ur juiy u, Portland and
vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Oregoii.-inBir--tonightgna 111 Wednes
day; cooler northeast portion tonight
Northwesterly winds. ' u
Washington Fair tonight and Wed
nesday; cooler east portion tonight
Westerly winds.' -- .
Idaho Fair tonight and Wednesday:
cooler north portion tonight ., .
Journal: Want Ads bring results.
r m mm
tvf
. V
J .1, &x
WHEAT GPEtiS OFF
BUI IE Willi
SHOWS ADVANCE
Favorable Weather in Hun
gary Causes Marked Decline
in Budapest Quotations and
at Berlin. .
Chicago, July li Wheat opened off
this morninr. but rallied during th it,.
and elosed a cent above tha onanln
quotation. Canadian crop estimates are
76,000,000 bushels. Favorable weather
in Hungary caused a decline. of 2 c
In the Budapest market today, and the
Berlin market closed 1 lower. Some
excitement was caused this morning by
the announcement - of an advance of
from 02o per 100 pounds In rates on
grain from North Dakota and South
Dakota to Chicago, i Milwaukee... St
Louis. Peoria, Minneapolis, Duluth and
Omaha.
Range In Chloago prtoea furnUhed by
Overbeck & Cooke Co.:
' 1 . WHEAT.
Open High ,,Low
Clo.se
July.
108
wept,
Deux.
Sept . .... 101 103
.101
102
108 te
104 to
102 104
CORN.
July. . ..
Sept, . ....
Ieo. , . m .
July.".
Sept . ....
Deo. . ...
17. .68
18 69
:66 67
V OATS
40 41
38 $8
39 39
PORK.
July. ,' t , .... .. ,
Sept . ... 2168 216T
rr.r : lard.
July. , 117$ ,1180
Sept. . 1185 1185 5
' ;jRIBa'
July. ... 1226 1230,,
Sept . .. 1177 1180
2421
2160B
1167
1171
1180
11668
214$
1166
1170
1220
1162
Seattle Market Qaotatlona.
; ; Seattle, July 12. Butter, per pound
Washington creamery, firsts $2o;
ranch 26c; eastern creamery. 81o; pro
cess 28o; Oregon 81c; California 81c
-Eggs, per docsn Local ranch 82o,
, Cheese, ner nound Tillnmnnlr twine
and triplets 17 018o;' Wisconsin twins
18018; Young Americas 19c; TUla-
mooK xousg junenoa io
unions Texas Bermudas 31.15 per
crate; wana wana z.o per orate;
California 28o ner round.
Potatoes Fancy graded $17020 per
ton; fancy eastern Washington $170
80 per ton; new California whites lo
per pounu. .
'.S., : ,1 , -, ..; New in . Brief. . - - V: : -..
(Special Slfpiteb to The JoarMl.)
Vancouver, 'Wash., r July 12. The
Luther league will entertain Thursday
evening -with a trolley party to the
home of J. P, W, Anderson. The party
wilt assemble at thf Vancouver Trac
tion company's office at 7:30 oclook.
- Mrs. li. J. Dout of . Maryland, who
has been visiting relatives in Califor
nia the past winter, is in the city, a
guest of her niece, Mrs. W, 8. T. Lerr
on Vancouver Heights .
The grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias is In session this week at Aber
deen. John H. Elwell, E. B.' Walts, C L
Scbaeffer, Mr and Mrs.-R. H. Back,
Mrs.. Minnie Eddlngs and Mrs. W. W.
McCredle left yesterday afternoon to at
tend, i
County Andltor JDes was a very busy
man yesterday. Despite the hot weather
he did the family 'washing, and other
work. It is said that he also mowed the
lawn, .',',.
The West Side Whist club met at the
home of Mrs. W. J. Collins on Kaufman
avenue last evening. A very enjoyable
session was held.
: Frances Curtln, daughter of A. Curtln,
was taken to St Vincent's hospital at
Portland, yesterday.
W. S. Wobd was notified by the S. P.
& S. Railway company this morning that
seven automobiles await hie order at the
freight depot Mr. Wood has mads no
ordes for autos in carload lots, and Is
unable to guess how the machines were
shipped here. As the freight charge is
$468 he will probably not accept the
shipment -.
Tree Limb Injury Probably FataL
, (Special Dlapttrfc to The Journal.)
Stevenson, Wash,. July 12. A man
named Armstrong, employed at the log
ging camp or the Wels Logging com
pany, was probably fatally injured yes
terday when -a limb fell on him. He
was placed on an engine and hurried to
Portland hospital. T : :
$7 68 :
68 69
58 67A
40 41
38 SStZ
$9 $9
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
SAN FRANCISCO v .
FOUNDED 1864
- STATLMLNT OF CONDITION
INCLUDING ITS BRANCHES IN PORTLAND, SEATTLE, TA
, . COMA AND VIRGINIA CITY
At Close of Business, June 30, 1910
ASSLTS
Loans and Discounts
" Bank Premises (San Fran, and Branches)
Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit
Sundry Bonds and Stocks
; United States Bonds to Secure Circulation.
Redemption Fund With U. S. Treasurer. , .
Cash and Sight Exchange .................
'LIABILITIES .
Capital Paid in Gold Coin .............. ,S
ourpius ana unaiviaea rronts
Circulation
Acceptances Under Letters of
Other Liabilities ...
Deposits . , . . M
, - $50,746,735.70
Chamber o Commerce Building
THXBD AWD 8TAXX BTS.
MAO AB, Manager. 9. T. BTTKTCHAITii Asst. Manager.
WX. A.
FEARiNG POVERTY,
SHOOTS KEIF
f8pclal Die mteli to Tba loanMl.)
Vancouver, Wash., July 12. Be-
causs he was afraid of using his money
for doctor bills and thereby rendering
his wlfs and two children destitute, W.
A. Tucker of Camas. Wash., sent a
bullet through his head at 10 o'olock
yesterday and died Instantly. Coroner
W. J. Knapp and Sheriff Sappington of
Vancouver went to the scene of the
tragedy last night and, on learning the
particulars. Coroner Knapp . decided
that no inquest was necessary and the
body was jemoved to the home of W.
F. Bennett where the man had 'been
staying. ,
" Tucker was 42' years of age and re
cently came to Camas from Hot
Springs, N. D., with his wlfs and chil
dren.. He secured employment In the
paper mill- He- apparently became
mentally deranged and brooded over
possible sickness and doctor bills, : He
went to the mill yesterday morning
and, after talking to some of the men
for a few . minutes, walked on up a
hill - toan old barn, which he stepped
behind, and sent' a bullet through his
head.-. The ball entered just above the
right 'ear. 1 A letter was found at the
house addressed to W. F. Bennett In
which he stated his fears of sickness
and cause ' of . taking his life.
His parents reside at Baleyton; Tenn.,
and a notification of his death has
been sent them. No arrangements nave
yet been made for the funeraL
I'
(Dedal Dlnatch to The Joorsat) v
Vancouver, Wasn., July 12. A raeetr
Ins of the committeemen of the precincts
Of Vancouver will meet at the city hall
at $ o'olock tomorrow night to arrange
for holding the Republican caucuses to
be held previous to the primaries, whlcn
primaries will be held not later than
July 27, and will elect delegates to the
Republican county convention which
convenes at the courthouse July 80.
' The following ars ths precinct eonv
mitteemen: East Vancouver, Milton
Evans; South Vancouver, Senator A- B.
Eastham: West Vancouver. Judre A. J.
Blgham; North Vancouver, F. M. But
terfleld; Vancouver Heights, G. R. Per
clvaL A' committee from Irvlngton, east
of the garrison, will be appointed by
Judge A. J. Blgham, chairman of the
Republican county committee.
MYRON BRACE ANSWERS
MOTHER'S COMPLAINT
(Special Diipatch to The Joaraal)
"Vancouver, Wash., July 12. In the
action to recover deeded property
brought by Maryetta Brace against My'
ron O. Braos, her son, the defendant
through his attorney, R. C Sugg, filed
an answer yesterday. The plaintiff al
leged in her complaint that she deeded
lot 6, block 21, city of Vancouver, to her
son, Myron O. Brace, with the under
standing that he should keep and care
for her the remainder of her life; that
the treatment received became unbear
able, and she was forced to leave the
home. She asks that the deed beeaa-
celed. t
The defendant denies each and every
allegation made in the complaint except
that she deeded him the property. He
further alleges that there was harmony
In the household until certain neighbors
Interfered and misrepresented the case
to his mother. Hs says hs has paid the
taxes on the place and has expended
$160 In improvements. . .
The case was taken up late yester
day evening, ard after hearing , the
testimony, the Judge took the matter
under advisement for 60 days, hoping
lit ths meantime, that the difficulty
would, be cmlcably settled.
REV. B0WEN ACCEPTS
. CALL TO NEW CHURCH
Oregon City, July 12 Rev. T, F.
Bowen, who has been the rector of Bt
Paul's Episcopal church for nearly two
years, yesterday announced his Inten
sion to accept the call to St John's
church In Sellwood. He will take charge
of his new parish about September 1.
The vestry of ths local church will
take immediate steps to obtain a suc
cessor to Rev. Bowen. 1L
.Borrows Assault Case Up.
Vancouver, Wash., July 12. The case
of the state against; Harry Burrow for
assault with deadly weapon will be tried
today. The defendant la said to have
struck Walter Cooper with a hammer
while working east of the garrison some
weeks ago.- ,SiVTJ
$25,788,233.53
1,138,400.00
2,403,485.80
4,504,415.25
, 4,060,750.88'
2oo,ooaoo
12,653,4506
$50,746,735.70
4,000,000.00
Credit, i , , .
-
, ;
11,483,307.81
3,962,455,00
2,650,758.28
100,774.31
28,549,440.30
ARRANGE FOR HOLDING
REPUB
ICAN CAUCUS
in mmm
iiiAH 15 ruuuu
GUILTY OF ASSAULT
(Special DUrwtch to The Journal.)
Vancouver, Wash., July 18. "As
sault in the second degree! was the
verdict returned last night by the Jury
In the case of the state of Washington
vs. a. A. Horrman. Hoffman was
charged with assaulting James Toney,
a Bulgarian, and shooting him. with
Intent to commit murder. The alleged
crime was committed March 26. 1910,
at the Union depot where Tooney had
gone to take a train to Woodland.
The penalty Is from one to ten years
in the penitentiary, or a fine of from
8100 to $1000. Sentence may be passed
today.
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Railroad Man on Visit,
Vancouver, Washl, July 12. P. Philip
Hegdahl of San Francisco, special agent
for the Stockton Terminal Eastern
Railroad : company, is in the' city on
business pertaining to the Interests of
the company. The new line is being
built from Stockton to ' Jenny LInd, a
distance of $0 miles, and will open a rich
section abounding In minerals and tim
ber, Mr, Hegdahl says that 20 miles of
the road is completed and the remainder
is , Under rapid course of construction.
The capital stock of the. company is
3500,000 and all has been sold but about
10,000 shares. -
Oldest Bank on
Capital rally-paid V
Surplus and undivided
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OFFICERS:
W. M. tadd, President
Edward Cooktegham,Vlce-Pre.
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier.
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts
Accounts of banks, firms, corporations and individ
uals solicited. Travelers' checks for . .sale and '
drafts issued available in all countries of Europe.
Bank; Notice
Security Savings and Trust Company
- Corbett Building Fifth and Morrison Streets
Capital and Surplus, $9OO,000La y
, , Invites Accounts of ,. f - .
Merchants, Individuals andiSavings .
First National Bank
Capital
Surplus
Oldest National
Rocky
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SENDING MONEY ABROAD
Whin BenHino' monev abroad. either to .relative. '
friends or business connections, the Foreign Drafts
iiid hv this hank- will h found hnth rnnvpniVnt and
.if. ' 9a tfit incur fiivmtit
the country at ,tne very nome
Overbeck &
Cooke Co,
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Commission Merchant j
Stocks, Bonds
Cotton, Grain, tc
Board of Trade Banting
Member CMeeto Board ef Trails.
CorrsapoodsDts e( Lscsa 4k Bryea
, : Cbloace. Mi Torti Bostoa,
' We nsv ths enTy privets wtrs
connecting PortlssA wiia ths .
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" Vancouver, Wash., July 12. The Tort
land Railway, Light & Power company,
having taken over the business of the
Merchants' Express and employed Scott
Brothers of Vancouver to take cnavce
of the Vancouver end, will a once, it Is
understood, erect a warehouse and ticket
office building on the comcany's prop
erty on the river front, between Main
and Washington streets. : The dimen
sions Of the building have not yet been ,
decided upon, but It Is understood that .
It will practically cover the entire prop
erty of the company, which is something
over half a block In width and a full
block In length, v.
Owing to th rapid growth of Van
couver the amount of freight is increas
ing. 'The building ort lower Main street,
formerlj' occupied by the Merchants'
Express,; is considered Inadequate for
the growing business and more exten
sive quarters must be had to meet the
demand.? ' 1
-Besides the freight department.1 the
building will contain-offices for the use
of Scott Brothers, v local managers, and
a waiting room and ticket office. The
site is outside the fire limits, and It
win Ukely be a trame building. .
Journal Want Ads bring results. -
the : Pacific Coast
; ' 7 $1,000,000.00
profits $600,000.00
R. S. Howard JrH Aast Cashier. '
J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier. . -Walter
M. Cook, Asst Cashier. ,
$1,500,000
$750,000
r
Bank West of the .
Mountains -
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in th Mirrnt mnnev' nf
01 tne payee.
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