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mission
Fred N. ' Pendleton Succeeds
James Goodwin, Who Re
signed; Purchase of Another
Bar Tug Considered.
At tho regular mootria; of the Port of
Portland commission held yesterday aft
eirnoon, Fred N. Pendleton of the firm of
Buffum & Pendleton was elected a com
missioner to fill the place cf James
Goodman, who resigned. The latter
.: ; FreJ N. Pendleton.
tendered hla resignation at the March
meeting, but It was not accepted until
yesterday, as other member of the com'
"mission endeavored to induce liim to
Taconsider. Mr. Goodman, however, ra
f uaed, saying- that private business made
it Impossible to devote the attention nee
essary to the Port's business.
Mr, Pendleton, who will probably be
elected secretary at the June meeting-,
was a member of the atata pilot commia.
,alon for two years, having been appoint'
ed by Governor Benson, and from which
he resigned in 1(11. He was also at one
time a member of the board of trustees
of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Pen
dleton's election to the Port of Portland
commislon was unanimous.
j Tree Pookage Planned.
v-a communication from Rear Admiral
Iteynolda to the Chamber of commerce
relative to pilotage and other matter in
connection with the stay of the United
States cruiser St. Louis in the harbor
during the Rose Festival, June 9 to 14,
Inclusive, was read to the commission,
and it waa aeciaea to give her tna same
advantages enjoyed by other warships
that have coma here. The admiral said
that the Bt, Louis would be off the bar
June T, ao that she could come up the
fiver June 8 and be In the harbor on the
;tnoming of the opening of the festival.
Commissioner Spencer stated that he
had arranged with Harbormaster 8plr
for free dockage of the cruiser at the
Victoria dolphins. The St, Louis drawa
Z4 feet 10 Inches in salt water.
Reports relative to the opposition pi
lotage were brought up at the meeting
and dlaoussed, the commission being in
formed tbat the opposition had made a
rate of 170 on the bar for the round trip
from the sea to Astoria, and I2t0 from
the sea to Portland and return. The
matter was referred for Investigation to
a committer of three, composed of Com
missioners Pease, Shaver and O'Reilly,
with the assistance of Qeneral Manager
Talbot.
May Buy Bar Tug,
" Another committee, composed of Com
missioners Inman, Hliaver and Spencer,
waa appointed to look into the (patter of
either building or. buying another bar
tug to replace the tug Wallula, as It is
said ahs will not be fit for bar service
much longer and is In need of pew boil
era. It was Intimated that one powerful
enough to do outside towing during the
slack summer months would be the most
useful to the port Also the matter of
feuiiding a steel hull towboat to replace
the Ocklahama was referred to the com
mittee for investigation. ' V
' A communication 'from the water
board relative to having one of the
dredges dig a trench for the Bull Run
pipeline above the Hawthorne bridge
was taken up, and Commissioner O'Reilly
and General Manager Talbot appointed
to take the matter up with the board.
Quit It! ZEMO Stops
Itching Instantly
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Ind for Eczema la All Forma, Dan
druff, Tetter," etc., It'i a Wonder.
( Buy JBo 8otu Today UA Prate IV '
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There is nothing known that will stop
Itching like ZEMO. One application
itops St instantly, whether the itching
is on the scalp or on any other part
t( ins Doay,
(fee First Application of Will 8to
lealp Itching instantly. It Is Guaranteed,
Dandruff Is nothing but scalp eciema,
tnd that's why Stops dandruff b-
lolutely. . ; .' ' -
For the terrjble raw, fiery eczema
that drlvea you wild, ksepe yott a. wake
nearly all night lor, rash, prickly
-heat and all Inflamed, reddened skin
en babies of . grown-ups, for itching
piles, salt rheum, for rawness afur
shaving, for any and all sores, ZEMO
is a revslation. ' .
ZEMO la not a greasy ointment .or
paste, but a clean, antiseptic solution
applied to the skin. Try a bottlo to
day end your torture. .
. "ZEMO will cure eny raaa of ecsema
ff tied-orrdUi to-4iroUoa.i-X)r.
fi il .inhnion. (Juan nah. Texas.- .
Druggists everywhere sell ZEMO at
SSo a sealed bottl. or sent on receipt
of price by E. W. Rosa Medicine Co
Sold and gusrantf4 In tiirtland by Wood
grd, Clarke fc Co., West Talk sod Alder ill.
: ; - I
II ? 1 " '
I if $
At a r regions t.m the cmnm!!ft!i had
quoted H ru'" of 2&0 a C.iy for c ( f
tl:e large dredges.
The matter of a survey of the harbor
was brought up as tlifl commission de
sires to obtain a depth of 2S feet be
tween harbor lines from the) O.-W. R. &
K. stel bridge to Swan Island, and Com
missioner gpenoer BUgRented that the
commission take the matter up in con
Junction with the commission, ef public
doeks'f possible, as the latter has an
engineer and the port the necessary
vessels.
Claim Is Cancelled.
It was decided yesterday to cancel a
claim against the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle railway for $1948 caused by de
lays" to the dredge at the time the port
was filling the property at the North
Bank dock when the latter was being
built. The claim of the Willamette Iron
& Steel Works for 11400 claimed by them
to be, due on the contract price of the
dredge Willamette was referred to. the
port's attorneys.
Treasurer P. C, O'Reilly presented
a new bond In the sum of $50.voo for
the ensuing year in the National Surety
company, and it was allowed.
It waa decided to pay Charles Hansen,
an employa-who was injured, the sum of
$150 and reemploy him in work which he
could do with his. hand still in bad
shape.
, PASSENGER IUTlS WAR
Freight Battle to Be Extended, It
Is Believed.
(United Presa Leaser1 Wtre.V .
Seattle, Wash- May 9. That the rate
war "on freight to lnteriorAlaska be
tween the Northern Navigation com
pan and the White Pass and n Yukon
route will be extended to the passen
ger business is indicated by the post,
tlons now maintained by the two big
corporations.
The first class fare from Seattle to
Fairbanks, via St. Michaels, already
has been cut by the Northern NavU
gation company from 1135 to $120, an
the first class faro from Fairbanks lo
Seattle has been reduced from $110 to
$100. The White Pass company oper
ates no steamboats to St. Michaels, and
will have no interests in the rates by
this routs other than the bearing t'.iey
will have on the upper river rates, over
which route both lines will operate pat
sen ger Vessels.
In the freight war between the two
companies, which is Just in its Infancy,
the White Pass company has placed It
self under the Jurisdiction of the inter
state commerce commission, which
places it in the position where it wU
have to file its rates with that body bet
tore it can alter them. The Northern
Navigation company, however, lias es
caped that supervision. This will allow
it to charge any rate it might be able
to get on any one shipment.
CUSTOMS MAN BUSSING
Search Made for Neil McArthur,
Who Shot Smuggler.
(Cnlttd Prt MaMd Wire.)
Seattle, Wash., May . Federal offl
rials are making a coastwlde search to
day, for Nell McArthur, United States
customs Inspector, who two months ago
shot Emll Sorenson, an opium smuggler,
when the Utter put up a fight to esoaps
arrest, . -
McArthur left his home last Saturday,
following a grilling examination by Dep
uty Collector Of Customs Chestnut, con
cerning charges that members of the de
partment had been lax in performing
their duty. His wife denies knowing
what became of htm.
Sorenson, whose back waa broken by
the shot, was given a preliminary hear
ing Monday. The wound has healed, but
ho will never be able to walk, and court
was held at hla bedside.
MoArthur was to have been a witness
against Charlie Louie and John Ralston,
charged with smuggling, whose trial will
begin Tuesday. , . -
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INSPECT ASTORIA HARBOR
nolland-American Una Representa
tives Figuring on wow service.
(Special to The Journal.)
Aatnrla Or Wtv . J. Rycperda
Wlerdsma and S. M. Volk. directors of
the Holland-American una, spent yior.
day afternoon investigating local condi
tions relatlvt to sending the vessels of
the company to the Columbia river upon
the completion of the Panama canal,
The visitors were taken over the city
in automobiles on a visit to the n
neries and- to the crest of the hljl. Later
they were taken on a launch to the lower
harbor.
They emphatically stated that the
first steps that should be taken by As
toria and Portland if they wished to
profit by the opening of the canal was
to provide more water on the Columbia
river bar.. Other things would then fol
low and the Columbia; river section
would be able to compete with other
points on the eoast.
PACKET WNER TO SAIL
1 F 1 1 "
S, 8. Haxpafcua WrW Leave for the
Orient This Afternoon;
Carrying a cargo with a total value of
$4T,$75, among which is the first large
shipment of cotton that has gone out
through this port since the Portland A
Asiatic Steamship company operated a
direct line from here carrying rail ship
ments. the Royal Mall Packet steam
ship Harpagus is scheduled to sail for
the orient at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The cotton, which - consist! of 93(0
bales, valued at $18M58, was shipped in
hers by rail from the southeast and is
consigned to Kobe, Japan, It Is the first
cargo of this description in about five
years. In addition the Harpagus has
74.47T barrels of flour, valued at $200,.
213; 499,000 feet of lumber, valued at
$9100. and general freight valued at
$81,304.
-j NON-UNION MAN QUITS
f . R. Pope, Wlreleg Strikebreaker,
Leaves " Astoria.
(Special .til The lonrnsl.)
Astoria. Or., May . 0. W. R. Pope, a
non-union wtrslesa operator who cams
to Astoria Wednesday-to take over the
management of the local wireless sta
tion, quit this morning and left for
Seattle. His sympathy is with the
strikers. The office on Telegraph hill
has again been closed..
AHWANEDA SAILS SOUTH
(gpeetil to The fiMirml,)
Newport. Or., May 9, The gas
schooner Ahwtneda of this place made a
trip to Bandon last week, bringing back
over 80 tons of coal for the Abbey hotel,
and other local consumers. Considerable
of this cosl has been brought In since
the boat has been running and It finds
a ready sale, as wood is high here.
ALONG TniC WATERFRONT.
The Japanese stmer Manshil Marti
sallej Jast night for Hankow, Chln
laden with $.2:4,000 feet of lumber, val
ued at $37,63. She Is under charter
to the China Import A Export Lumber
company,
Major J. F. MclnJoe, eorpe jt en
gineers, ..United' States army, . Is now
IHwff-fr Nds mm apprnntntete)y-H
800 barrels of fuel oil and coal enough
to last the loeomottves and hoisting en
gines st the mouth of the Columbia for
the ensuing fixes year. '
It is reported by wireless, via' North
Head, that the Columbia River Packer
Ki''l':,i Cot: 1 i:rou.l J."-.n.s.
It is Strang? that a farmer will keep
the good brooj mare from year to ypar
and at the fsame time put his good brood
sow into the fattening pen and send her
off to market as soon as Bhe la fat
enougrh to so. Thus, the good brood
sow into- the fattening pen while the
gilt, untried as a brood bow, takes her
plate. Thid is a mistake. '
When a sow proves to be a good
suckler and careful mother the should be
retained, especially if she is prolific.
With such a sow the farmer Is reason
ably assured -of a strong; healthy litter
of pigs that will grow into profitable
hogs. A gilt may prove a good suckler,
overlay her brood, while four or five is
often the number of her1 brood. So with
the young gilt for brood eow, the pig
proposition on the farm is a very uncer
tain one. .
If a sow proves to be a good breeder
from the, start aha should be retained,
for it is reasonable to expect that she
will get better each year. And U is a
New York, May 10 A lydro-aero-plane
as a pleasure vehicle In place of
an auto is one of the many novel
features planned by Mr. and. Mrs. W.
Irving Twombly, of this city, for their
new home, a floating paJaoe, now under
course of construction. ' The new home
of the Twomblys will be completed
about July 1, and will be the largest
and most handsomely equipped house
boat In the world. The Twombly house
boat Is being constructed on a far
more elaborate plan than many of the
finest summer homes in this country.
There are to be three spacious decks.
On the lower deck will be the ball
room, lounge, library, smoking and bil
liard rooms, and bowling alleys, The
upper decks will be taken up by sleep
ing and living rooms and a roof gar
den and gymnasium for the two Twom
bly children, Olen and Hallie, -
association ship Bt FVancIs, was within
but a day's sailing of the Vnlmak rasa
yesterday, .
MAniXE NOTES.
, Aatorla, May B, Arrived at Bildnlftht ssd
left up at 1:80 a m. Steamer P from Van'
Dourer. Arrived at S aad left up at 4:30 p.
m. Steamer Tatnalpais from Ban Franeiseo,
Arrived at :80 , , Steamer AUlsnvs for
Oooa Bay and Eureka. Bailed at 7 a, m. Tug
Voaburg wltb brge Kehaleai fnr NehiOem,
Lean Beach, liar . Sailed last night-.
Steamer Aurella for Portland.
San Francisco. May B. Arrived at T a. m.
Steamer Bear from Portland. Mailed at mtd
nlgbt Steamer Ksglnaw roc Portland.
San Pedro, May 8. Arrived Steamer Ho
?uiam (root Columbia rlverj alasaier Ooaater
rora Portland, (tailed Steamers Beaver and
Oeorge W. Kliler for Portland; scboouer Reso
lute for Columbia river.
Astoria, May 8 Sailed at noon Steamer 7.
A. (Jbaiialwr for Monterey. Railed at it p. m.
Steamer Temple K. Dorr for Han Fraaelseo;
st 2 HO p. m. Steamer General Hubhard fnr
Han Pranelseo; at 8:80 p. in. ttteanier Uo. W.
Penwlak fir Ban Pedro. Arrived at T and left
us at 10:30 p. m. Herman steamer Hlihonla
from Hamburg via way ports.
Han Francisco, '-May 8. tiallsd it 4 p. St.
foboonsr Monterey in tow tug Navigator for
Portland; schooner tampa for Coliimhla rtvsr;
t S p. m. Stoawert yosetnlta and Navajo for
PC'tland.
Neweaatle, May S. Arrived BrltlBh, stsasnr
Inveran from Portland.
Aatorla, May 9. Coodttioa at the mouth ef
the rlvsr at s. m swoothi wind cast. It
miles; weather, elendy.
Tides st-Aatorla gatsrdty High water, 2:50
S. m., S feet 4:63 p. ., 8 8 feet, Lew wa
ter J.O;l8 a. n O.T ft 10 p. m., 4.J
feet. .
Daily River Keadlngs.
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Hlparia
linmtilla ...
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Wllsnnvllls ,
Portland ....
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9ns te Anita.
rr. Rrealiwatrr, Cons Bay Way 1
Rtr. Weaver, gas Padre... v. ..May 13
Sir. Bear, tin Francises j .....May It
Str. Alllsnee, Eureka ..May 11
Sir. Ruae City, Kan Pd'. ............. .May ti
Btr. Hosnoke, Ban fnego ,.. ......May 3u
Sss te Sspart
Str, Alliance, Eureka , May
Htr, Kimore, Tillamook ...............May i
Sir. Breakwater, Coos Bay .May 10
Htr. Geo. W. Elder, Ban Diego... ......May II
Str, Has a City, 8m n Fraeolsce... May )
Htr, Beaver, gun Pedro ....May. jf
Str, Roanoke, San Diego ...May Si
Str. Bear, Ban Pedro ................ ,Msy S$
Te l.avs gas f ma else.
Sht. Tale, flan Dien .....May 8
Btr. Harvard, Ban PecJlo ..,My
Xa Beute te lead Lumsst,
(fame-a, Sailed . - from
Arabian, Tas str, .....Astwerp
Alart, Am. auk. San Pdr
Baron Kapler, Br. str., April 28 Karsu
Battl Abbey, Br, sblp,,,,.,,,,.8sa franelsce
Dnadee, Buss, hark ...Saotot
Rupert City. V', str. ........ Vaouvtr. R, O.
Petiapre. A a. sob ......Ssa Pedro
iVui. H. gmltb, An. sob.... Valparaiso
Resolute, An, iclt 8s a Pedro
Nhiin Maru. Jap. tr..,,'.,,.,,..,,b(,rwiiiiu
Klarmsth. Am. Ban Ptdro..,,-,......rianler
Carlos, Am. m Hub Pedro , .Wanna
Wujalow, An. acb., April 10.........8alavtrry
Zs Haute te lead Orals.
Port Caledonia, Br. Mr., Bants Bosalla, Renter
Arracsn. Br. ek,,. Caldtr
'- . . iuatbsr n" ta fert.. ..
fane To Ban tor.; Berth,
fMiWIna., Am. sch. ,.. . .V7aaa
Marteeheo. Rust, hk rUuitsd Klugiloui; Llnntim
kflbt. K. Hind, Aw. scb, .St. Helens
Manebu Mars, Jap. str., Chins, Bunkers
Mathilda, Hior. as...... t, i,iat
I mi I leas. Am. s.'b.. Ban rranclse....pr-m)tt
tlawaU. Am. bktu. Waiina
W, K. Hull, Am. scb.... WsstiHirt I
W4 U. Talbot, Am. ouupptoa
AEuOFLANE TO DISPLACE
Mri. Irvlna; Twombly, and
Ttwler, Nor. s., Melbourne. ...Inman-Poulsea
Hiiqulam, Am- nr., Baa Krsuclsoo. .Oss point
Viscsllsneous Is Part.
Altlanee Am. m , Martin's
Harpagus, Br. ss On way down
Rose City, Am. i, .Aluawor'U
Han Itemoii, Am. sa ..Couch
Rlthoula, Ger. sa.,, .North liank
Rocbelle, Am. as ..Concb.
Keutra, Br. si Moot. Ne. 1
Shasta, Am. Port. Lbr. Oo,
Money in Asparagus.
In the current issue of Farm and Fire
side appears an article entitled "Aspara
gus Farms ef tha Sacramento Valley,"
wbloh contains a report of one of Cali
fornia's specialized industries that
flourishea on land formerly considered
worthless. Following is an eatraot:
"For tha eastern market it is cut while
still retaining Us green color, put for
tha San Franclsuo and Oakland markets
it is allowed to whiten before cutting.
"The first cutting Is shipped about
the first of April. The asparagus can.
neries start up about April 80 and run
night and day until tbs crop is dis
posed of.
"Canneries pay from tnrea and one
half ta four and one-half cents per
pound for it, and asparagus canning has
oevoiopea into a very large Business.
"Some of the asparagus farms of the
Sacramento valley contain as much as
one hundred acres, but tha average farm
contains about rorty-rive acres.
"The average orop is about three
boxes per day per acre while the season
lasts. The average price for the earliest
cutting is one collar per pound reail,
while late asparagus sells 'at twenty,
one cents per pound. Some choice early
lots have been known to be sold in tfew
York ss high as $3-$$ a pound."
VTBAJWOBTATJPjr.
t00,it0m90 saaa stjgssjassaai mm
American-Hawaiian S. S. Co,
TTSKAinfTSPBO SOFTl"
freight: Service Between New Tork-
Portland-Europa,
rreansnt SJcBednlsa galUnga, low Bates
C, P. KENNEDY. Agont. " '
MO Railway Exchange Bldg.
IAN FIUXCISCO, LOS ANGELES
AND SAN DIEGO DIRECT
North Pacific S.S. Co.
B. 0. ROANOKE and 8. 8. ELDER
1st! Every Wednesdsy, sltsrnstelr. at a a. ss.
Ticket ef flea VJ2-A Third 8t., neat Alder!
Phones Mala 1814: A.JB14.
MARTIN J. nifJtlCV, Psm. Agent,
W. U, SLtaiigH. rrtltbt AtenC
COOS BAYLINE
Steamer Breakwater
Balls rrpin Alnaworth Dock, Portland, at S a.
.. April if, S3, 80, May fi, JO, J8, -R Jfl, go,
an thereafter ivory (lv days at I a. m.
Freight received sntil 8 P. m tlcept day
prsvlout te tailing ; previous day, 4, p. m.
Passenger fart first class f 10, teoond class 17,
(Deluding berth tnd metis. Ticket efflet it
Alnasrortb dock. Portland A Coot Bay Steam
thln Llae. U B. Ktatluf, sgtat. Mais 8800:
A-8833. .
TRANS-ATLANTICHNES
AMERICAN LINE
X. : T-'Vlrmtuth-CaarBturg-lottUianrtta .
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
fw Tork toadta Dirtct
RED STAR LINE
' " sttw York DsrtrAjitwara.
; WHITE STAR LINE
Ktw YoraiuaanttowaLltarisol ;
)f, T. Plymouth CUsrbturg aouthamytoa
Orultat Maw York suit
A. E. 'CIBKET, PAS, AOT.,- ai IE00NO
v - t " . Or looat RaUway
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AUTO 'l FL0ATIN3 PALACE?
her children:?" Glen and HaUie.
TSAaTgPOSTATXOir.
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
Sserts Wttblngtes
Aiaer Wilhslm dor Grons
Xaiatr Wilhslm U stay IT
Fast Mid Sailings
Orosssr Kurfuarat Kav ft
Fradsiich aey Oreats una
Sabarosa Juaa II
London Paris-Bremen
- Btilliift en SATURDAY, lot .
The Medilerraaean
Trlnssst Jrsna Mar 14
Xoanig Albert June f
JtOgWAY-POtAI KOIOVf
7sn 18. July t, frtm Brataaa
Is) 1911 tha NtHrta Cenrgansi
JJeyel earrla4 snora aus
ansgsra la all elasaaa,
PI rut, Beaanal and SMctnrasja
aartbetisxi mm waal
)aa-Nrtli Atlaiatta
rvice.thMas) auayotaer Itaa
QKWICHS CO., OM, AOENTS
I Broadway, N. I,
ROBKET CAPSLLB. 0, A. T. O.
S90 fowell Hi., neat St. FrsneU
hotel tnd Geary St-. Sis sraa
Cisco, or local agents,
SYDNEY
H0RT LIMt-flsa Tmnntat ta
Auatralia, f 4ayi via Hasalulq
and Bsoiaa, tha tttrantirt sad
nlaasaBl mute, winter er summer. Bplaodid tea
ttmmeit (elaattd by Britub Uoyda 100 Al),
f I II Htnslulu flnt-tlau rsust trlt Syinty J304,
lUs-fiRAHO TOUR tOUTM fEAt UU
Eonelulu, Stnoa, Australia, Nor Zealand, Tahiti, tta.
iM It) Clf Rsuna ht Warl4j 2n tim Utt
Vititini ttfltlntott sad world's gnat eitiai (itoB-ewrt)
Hsaaluiii-flwlitus ipra 8, it, May 8, ett. 'yety
stery 8 days, Apr. a, May 6, sto. Bead for feldsr.
Oettnlq i, t, Ca. 171 Hfl tt, fan ffastltta
San FrancUco and Los Angeles
6S. Seta City Balls S a. m.. May 18,
gB, Btavtr Sails a a. nu, Kay IT.
Tha gaa rranelaaa Fotl 0. g, Oo,
TJeket Office d aacVvraah. wtti 6,W,
K. Ii W. Ca.) Marshall 4306, AiaU
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
. Sail Irtrr Saturday to sad Prom
New Xorit Xondontjerrjr Glasgow
Octtn Pasaags TH dayt. Moderate rattt,
ga Biiolt on Ture. Rattt, ate., apply t
HENDERSON BROTHERS
Oaneral Agents, 85 Yrtt Btpdolph gt., Cblelga
Oil AN X LOCAL AOKNT
Canadian Service
failian Zrtry Vatnrday Frtat If tatrtti gB4
QjUabAC
BT IHBrtCT riKKMlXT 1TVTM
TUB
latlsdipg tas
.lAuiEinrto.
litaAJiio .
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Seal fa ftldtra ef tkt fkart Zaa41takt
at, uwraata aeuw t aurtyf i
(ar MrHittrrannan Errnt.
AVENUE. MAIN FLOOR, EEAS, SEATTlt
and Stsamahip AnU. . .
it8saatatsqstiatjatsastaatwa
Grains f.-.r F;;.
Wheat has heen found eoual ti r"-n
In a ration for fattening hgs. 'H.e
results of five trials of different ex
periment stations to test the compara-
lv feeding value of these two arains
Show that It required ifi pounds of
cornmeal to mak 100 pounds of gain,
while it required 43 pounda of wheat
meal to make the same gain, thus show
ing very little difference in tha friln
valua between the two. Local conditions
as to price and availability should de
termine largely which of these grains
should be used, .
Rye and barlev hava about ih
feeding value , for fattening swine.
Miner pt mem ran nj sugntiy OelOW
corn snd should not be considered in
the ration Until they are lower In nric.
pound for pound, than is corn, or unless
particular tocai conaiuona make them
available, where eorn can Irs secured.
Rye and barley, like wheat, should be
ground before being considered auitabla
xor nog ieo.
KThe Eight-Hour Day on Farms.
A writer in tha eurrent issue of Farm
and Fireside says that tha sight hour
SYNOPSIS OF. THE NUA& STATEMENT OF
OREGON SURETY AND
CASUALTY COMPANY.
of portUnd, in the stats of Oregon, on tba 31st
amy or uvcemtwr, 19 J, to tbe Insonncfl
ruiunilMlotier el tb state o( Oregon, pursuant
to law; . - ,
QArrrat. .
Amount ef eaoltal stock paid qp.... 100,000.00
IVCOXX.
J'rni(umi reld during tlie year. M,4M,0
lntrit, dlvldands god rents re-
oetTtd durtBg tlit rear 1,908.81
Ineotnt (rem ether toureae reeaiTed
during tue year iU.il
Total ineooie $ 43,958.09
SltBtr&SEKKjrTS
Ins tdjuatmrut xpuat, eie...,$ H.Mt.TS
Dividends paid durlog the rear on
capital atork , 0,000.00
Coiuuiltwlona aud salaries paid dur
ing tbe year 21,383.6$
Tsie. lleeuaei and fees paid during
tba rear 4TT.27
Amount ef til &th eipendtturee. . . 8,I3SJB4
-Total trpendttures .....t 4T.B3.4g
aastTS.
Tslue ef ml estate ewnad-. $ T,44.4t
T..r7.T.T7:-.7::...v..r...7( i4.$ot.4
ra-li In hanks and on band, ....... . 4,2.19.08
Pit-mluma In eourae of eoUaetloe and
In trausmlial'm .0f5.o5
Interest aud rents duo sod se-
cruad ,,,, 1.MT.TT
Total aaaets tdmiMed in ogs.,,,$ lae.iu.fig
IIAirilTIES.
firoa,elalmi far li)- miimid. .. . . .$ ' IM.rt
oil mttttanding risks . If-JB!-??
n,i tnv Ainmialm. n4 liMjiavaaa l.oOH.in
All otlier liabilities 10.00
Total llahllltles exelnslvt ef esp-
ftal stock of 1100,000 t
Total premiums in force December
91, lt13 I
18,820.74
Sz.080.03
BUBIVCBS Ilf AXXOOW TOR THE
YZAB.
Total risks ritten during the year.4,
,m,2Kt.'M
t.rom prrnuunii rereivta auring ina
ear ,t
Prtniinm relnrnel dnring tht r.
Uhuws paid dnrlne tb year, .......
I. nsftet Incurred tlnrlng the year..,.
T..I.1 nimiiit . slsks ontstandlna In
W.147.M
S.4ri.il4
13,TUT
Uregoo Pecewber 81. 11)12, 4,TU2,848.1l
OREGON SURETY AND
CASUALTY COMPANY,
Br GAY LOMBARD,
President. -
Btatutory general agent and attorney for services
Through
Expren
Service
Sn Francisco
Los Anselei
Direct
SAN FRANCISCO
$0, $ljQ, $12, $&
LOS ANGELES
$11.35,$21.50,$23.50,26.50
Kaala aa Berth ?raa
STEAMSHIP ROSE CITY
Rails a. n May It
STEAMSHIP BEAVER
laUa f a. nu, uj- yr.
Daylight voyage down tha Columbia ai)4
through tha Golden Uatt.
il Houva ta Ban Franoiaea,
Thraugh Ticketa to All PoUta fry
Water and BalL
The Sun Francisco &
Portland S. S Co.
ix m4 Wash. (With O..W. St. ft W, Co.)
MarabaU 4900,
to toil and save for
-years to secure a
4iome only to lose It
through lack of the
Protection
of a guaranteed cer
tificate of title is cer
tainly poor judg
ment. Investigate
Call for booklet. Ti-"
tie and Trust Com
pany, 4th and Oak
streets.
i
yiaaMUUtlllTtf .iJli Mill
Old Reliable
run itt of Tt... ........... .5.oo
Bridca Work ar Taath Without Flat at
lor,,, Qi' l
Gold Crowns. .....,,,.$3.50 to
PorMlalnCrowna,,, ,,3.6) to
Ool4 erPoroalain Fllllugs. ..it.
Silver riUlnf a . . ........ 504 to
No eharrea for Fatalaa Extract
wJitn' othtr trorlr -la - dona. - rtftaan
ytara guarantt wlUj all work, iioura.
I A. M, to P. M,
Union Painless Dentists
221 H Morrison Street, Corner First
A
M 19 1 n.
AT" - r-
aw - mm
InC
chorts.
"Farm wotwen !' wei, r'
education la youth necj tu t" t
By aystematic raiHg taey
quire a self-education t .at r
them welt The werlj It an t i
get eat in it and e!bw ,.,. s.
NEW TOUAT
LOOK THESE U?
LUTHER PLACE
S0xlW2 Only $400
71 x 105 Only CCO
flO DOWN
flO PER MONTH
; FINE WATER ' ,
ONLY 3 BWKS TO CARUNE
' TAKE ' ' ' . .
CAZADERQ, GRESHAM, ESTA
CADA CARS AT 1ST AND ALDER
TO LUTHER STATION ;
3 BLOCKS WEST TO KINDORP
MACADAMIZED ROAD
AGENT ON GROUND
a G SHAW & CO.
Main 8990 A-41SS
73 SIXTH ST., NEAR OAK
WILLOW RIVER
The firat "Townsit of Importanca" in
BRITISH COLUMBIA
On Grand Trunk PacUio railway, on Sra
er river at entranoe of Paaea filver conn
try and Cariboo mining district. N't
only on Grand Trunk Ky but tha ter
minus of th paclflo Hudson Bay and
Cariboo, BaktrsviUa A Willow Rive?
railroad;. Over 1000 mlUa of navigabla
rivers; heart of thousands of aorta of.
finest agrleultural - and -timber UiKlah
only IS. milts from the Bear river coal
lands; tha logical distributing point i"
that whol north country.
Willow Rlvsr will be a "great clty"-t
an Edmonton west of tha Rockies, Th
Grand Trnk Pacific la hearing town.
Alt kinds of Industrie are going in tills
Bummer. An Investment in a few lots
now will bavtUa nucleua of a fortune,
Prices are low: terma aasy. "A word tu
tha wise Is sufficient." ,
V. Page Harris
' Oaneral Boiicitor for dragon,
' ' 00 Henry bldg.
6tb Street Comer $6,250
$2500 BELOW VALUE
One JO-room bousa, arrgnged foi
two familic; one 7-roorn home, Bottt
in first-cUi condition.
Few minute walk from City Hall,
Fayi 10 per cent net.
JOHN BARROW
OWNER
495 DAVIS ST, Room U
REAL ESTATE LOANS
BSOYZT OW KAJTO
F,Atint wortgaga loans an Portlanfl
raaldeaea and insida business property.
Mortgsgts aoayst. 9 . ' "
COMMERCE SAFE DEPOSIT St
MORTGAGE CO.
I tMJM9 WXMWt.
BUY FROM OWNER
alaeplng porch, flraplaca, buhtt, den.
cament bassment, wash trays, furnsoi
ga, and .lactrlo Agturea. ihii mw" t5
"en t? b apprjeiatad. Pries is
will atva terms on $100o! Owner oa
prsmfsaa. tU B. 60th at U.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
11009 and up at lowest ratea,
C. M. ZADOiV
ili Oorartt wit, A-mt. Karatiau ta.
FE ARE Y BROS.
Buy Notes
n Mt.. .... Mala mi,
J4I Salmon
A-WJ.
BUILDIXQ rEKMlTS
rmi tir. rifI." '".'.Y TT.
. -.i siarr m 11 mi lit-
itiMiV iz:rrT,"fx w
V n H1..1.1 n i- st .
S7SO ' " . miuoer, ll;Jl,.f,
dwlUng, Multnomtb tttwtta m tnd Wdi
j-iir r "iwo-rvn t siory rrsmt
mm, fima lmt 824 nd m wim.
m . , , - ' trw-r.rBi'1 4 It IT 7 rrttinf
,D'.."n.ll!r, "4 M.-n!
w n. iciL.ti.-....i . .
m bs.T w I . .. 1 1 iraioa qwrin'is,
? iiwd"" Allwrt l Suwnrri twildtr.
Jttotor Realty r0.npatr S itry sturta'sml
fill ViI klMT,a LVaaa. t. s . t . , i
j?ui-it f 3 1 soo matU bM' 1
t. i DllrsHtfl liasla t tlfa.. A III...
-" . T "t-,f iFtinw unri nt'B.
sm, $800. m ,"0"'
n. v. Hotrtt r-rtet 1 story frnnt tllfnf.
Hwlts Ntwt Ntwarg n4 XattUga Nliatr,
Jfi 8tndbergrKrWt t story frams dweillnf,
ilir'alfl.'i?'"" ni Wtt wiWw- : "
11
8tiS 7&0 i Uit 14lhi Wt,- 8.
r. Of-.BrtBt m story fnmt (JwttllnB.
j w'tr!.J?,,,e' Wtlloiy; builder,:
real sjAts
W?'7 ?t Y,tl? M. MeKMlt
lt Woes 4, Uuralod. . .... - BOO
Gartfrty Hurri 'Hd wits to V. M, Mi-KP"
tie, lot 4. block i, J.sure!wiyid....... '.SAW
ttdd Eststt Co. to Allra Diuswaat lot
2d. hlf'k Ql. Hiilmiinl.Kil HM
Tl CnbdoslO(k I-an Hums jtutld
"-. w. t. liurtDd luts
13 tnd 13. hln-k IS. Jnnasmnra 9 tlfl
Kenwood Land Co, to (fity of Portlanil.
ii jar piptt a oo mains la ttrrtit .
nf K'ntoo ., ,, i $3,41
enry -Walker and wlfa.ta Ji achlelii.
lngolot 6, blork 18. Lliicoli! Part.,., l.SiHl
Mt, Scott Park Ctrattarr wiiir(ln t
211T,mA- K,,Pt el to'
Hillside, said cemetery ITS
Adolpti X. fcerltoa and wife to t'hsrlrt t -
tnd AnaaJI. Mryer lot 11, bluok , '
Irving ton Hclgbtt , l,r0
Herbert Ourdoo tud wife to W. O. Hatl
rltk, watt H of lot 10, Hollywaud.... fi'Kl
Wm. Tout wAtshlrt to AH.- W, Ma
(iiKor at al, eouthwaaterJy u lut f,
Dtlmtr Hharert addition S.OiO
John r. Huffman sud wife ta Kuysna
Mtehlnftr et tl Itnd baelitnln In tt :
line ef SO foot road 7 twi sail of
esntar tavilnn IB. tawnsliln 1 suutk
rtngt 1 estt ,. 1
R. K. Kobla tnd wife to t.ltlre Inl.
,T5
.I'M
R-i'i
)"
hint
et tl, mt IT tnd l. block Brk'
Mary M. Harrimail snd huMiai'd te Psnid
W. Hhlc (of Vi. 6lWl 3, MtSWH tt.
addition ,,. ., .,.
Chsrlet Moort to'O. B, limweot, Osrt lt
24, fUshmttt ("ttintnt UHit
Homfs MubillTlsIan Ka. 8 .
Jolm V, Kor.1eB to N, 1. Wide Vi IS
te 18, ilv 101. lfnlrsily fait...,
Anner l. Jamet le l'r H. Mi-Mis M
I, Mork ,1, ityuMe s.1.titi..n . .
Jobs I. Mqllat tnd vrl's In IlldmiS Frn.
ten, lt Mork 21, lnf I'n
W. H. Mrfieulit ami lfa J...-, M.
neeir lots 1 soil S, BlofS .'iui..iy
il trn
el tl hit 14, biu.'k U fr:i.K I'd. 'l
- OUbm ,
anna P. )ition l tl.-iiry Join.v.ti, lt
14, Mwk H, W'wMm.'i" ..,
tltl 'lYimt fn. H-nry N. tc-.
jot (t, Mn,-lt S. H-lM'.w k . .
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