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SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, CUNDAY HORNING, MAY , 3, 1013.
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OUTLOOK IS GOOD,
MERCIIAflTS AVEIt
collection hnv not bicn relatively a
good country.
IEle:trlo uipl!e. One house report
good increase in business With col
lection about normal, and prospects
fair. A second house report a deoraa
In bualnoaa of 10 per cent, collectleina
about tha same aa laet year with llttla
prospect of lmprovemont In business In
th near future. A third house report
a decrease In bualnoaa of 11 per cent
with worse collections and prospect not
very promising.
Flour mills. On house report a de
crease or o per cent due partly to email
C0,000 APARTMENT HOUSE ON FAR SIDE OF WILLAMETTE
CaI DnliiTtsiii' r eniana but chiefly to. withdrawal
OlGGI DUSlneSS nOW$ GalnS ! of credit onr account of slow pay; col-
, From 30 to 50 Per Cent and I quiet bualnesa th balance of
Lumber Business is Espe
, dally Good.
Kor
year and .
win aeep an accounts weu in hand. A
second house report an increase of IK
per cent in local flour sale and 7 per
cent la total grain sales. A third house
report a considerable Increase in grain
department -aa!, with flour and feed
department showing; a alight increase:
collection not as good a at same period
last year, but losses through failure
Mor than 100 Portland merchant
and manufacturer replying to letter
irora , u. Dunn Co. report aprlng I '" TOr losses mrougn
trad condition a active and health much less; prospect uncertain.
eolleotlona considerably Improved and Collection Are sTormal,
me prospects ror th remainder of the rruit ana produce One house re.
year materially better than on year Porta an increase , in buslnes for first
go. , tour momns or mi year varying cy
urnmart.lng th. report. It 1. found SffioS-V K.aVtowurt'SiiSi
that th ateel trad shows -an Increase !;fi0"" A"a!2!!?5 '-l1""
of tO to 50 per cent over th volume of sl."."" !" "
t . . - , - . i v iv vir vwk uronyecis nos en'
ZrV5Y-72: f - encouraging. A third nous report ah
.m u tmh oo.iwi. increase of 6 per cent, collection very
. ... wow, prospects not regaraea a ongnt.
lncreast of 25 per cent tnc th firt a fourth hou report a decrease of 10
per cent owing to special condition, .but
ciaim ouaines is normal; collection
good, . losses through , failure . lighter
than, usual. A fifth nous reporta a de
crease of about 10 per cant caused crln
clpally by damage to cltru crop and
low market condition .on Oregon onion
and potatoes; eolleotlona better, fall urea
less, prospect bright. A sixth house
concern In Portland "n "' slackening In demand; collection nor-
, of th year; Wholesale drygood, gro
eerie and meat and provision house
' report lnoreaae ranging from 6 to 15
per cent; steam railway earnings are
all larger than on year ago; earning
. of th electrlo line eerving tnis tern.
, tory are about th sam aa last year,
. Letter wer ent out May X by R. O.
Dunn A Co. to all of th leading buai
pes
trial
statement ct their 1 blam wearing maL losses through failure .mall, proa-
the condition, at that tm May peot, Dot very favorable. A venth
, X, .mi. ; n xoiwwing .Ui..... - h0Ui, reportt volume of business equiy.
report; . - k ' ...1 .lent to asm period of last year, but
Agricultural iBpiira;n- collection not so good, prospect de
' house report Increase of from is per pwujont upon general crop and market
cent io je per cent, a V"" : I conditions.
report a ngni aecrew I Furniture, retail On bou re-
wbll fifth report a decreaa or aDo port m incm of about IJ 1-5 per
( to . per cent All regard prospect a cent an(1 oonider propeot very good.
' good. - . Grocers, wholesale On house re-
Automobile On Hou Wrt a de- portli m ,ngnt tncrea In ntire bust-
creaae of 51 Pr cent, aunouiea w MBj although ther wa a decreaao In
backward prthg. A cond of the city. A aecond hou report an ln
port a decrease owing to Inability to creaM Dt 18.5 per cent; collectiona about
obtain ufficient car from factory to 4 per cent t,etter; proapeot better than
meet demand, and atate that bualnea at tn)i tltB9 lait yeari x thlrd h0Ule
could have been tripled thl year if car report business very much better than
could bav been ODtainecu for th two preceding years; collection
slower and money tignter wan ia yw. n0rmal, and th outlook very encourag
Bakers, confectioner, tc. iv lngi A fourth house report business
bouses report wcreaaes 01 irom m j nout the same aa last year; Ions
cent to 50 per cent A amn taiaa wai through failures less; prospect encour
business is upon a mor profltaoi tasi aglnr A fifta houe reports volum of
than a year ago. - savemn 1 ousines about th ame aa last year,
decrease of 10 per cent and an eighth, although recently an Increase shown in
10 per cent I orders; city outstandings less than a
Jiao Basil Good. year ago, and losses less; country col
n. .),.. inhhara and manu-1 lections harder, losses arrester and evl
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facturer On house reports an Increase pence that additional failures can be
of 15 per cent a secona an increase 01 eiiieuicu. a tuui u rcpurta n.
II ner cent a third a decrease of 2H Pr cent decrease in city trade and 11.3
per cent, and fourth states that volume per cent decrease in country trade, at'
. - intla less than laat year. Two trlbuted to general tendency of conserve
rsoort collection better. Three report
nrosoact eood.
wwt .rM shoe, retail On bmm
report an Increa of IM. per cent a
econd an increase of 20 per cent while
. third elalma a decrease 01 aooui iu
per cent attributed party to unfavor
a.hU weather.
Box manufacturer. On report in
crease of 15 per cent a secona, an w
rroasa of 88 1-J rer cent a third a i-
crease of 14 per cent attributed to los
of California cltrua crop, while a fourth
claim bualness about the sam a last
year. Three report favorable prospects
while one believes they are uncertain.
Brewerlea. One house reports busi
ness about the same as last year and
believe prospects are somewnat better.
Clothing, retail. One house reporta
an -Increase of two per cent a aecond
an Increase of t per cent a third an
lncreaaa of 18 per cent a fourth a de
crease of 10 per cent a fifth a de
crease of 12 per cent a sixth a de
crease of 14 per cent a seventh a de
crease of 22 per cent
Coffee, teas and apices. One house
reports an increase of 5 per cent while
a second reports a decrease of 10 per cent
One house reports collections 10 per cent
and considers prospects good; the other
ative buying; conditions as to collec
tions remain unchanged; small failures
more numerous, but losses In the ag
gregate show no material difference.
Grocers, retail One house reports
an increase in business of 19 per cent;
collections better; prospects good. A
second house reports a decreaae of 8
per cent; losses nominal; collections'
normal.
- Outlook X Oooo.
Hardware, wholesale One house
reports an Increase of from 10 to 20 per
cent; collections better, and prospects
for the whole of 118 better than for
1(12. A aecond house reports volume
of . business about the same. Third
house reports a decrease of IS per cent.
due partly to low prices received by the
producer tor fruit and other products
also to the fact that more care has been
used In extending credit. Collections
slightly better. A fourth house reports
a decreaa of 1.3 per cent, attributed
principally to the late spring; collec
tions somewhat better; prospects good
zor immediate future.
Hide On house reporta Increase
in sale for first four months of 22 per
cent; prospects are ror unsettled condl
tions on account of tariff question.
Hay and Grain One house report an
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f f fALDPORT, OK, May 14. I never folk, Just human being, but there was
W did believe muoh In miracle until
Z' saw om of old Bawbones
work, said th Old Timer and then I be
lieved in a good many thing about
which I bad tyng been doubtful.
Dr. Jason Sawyer wa hi nam but
after he sawed off Willi Thorn arm own, he told me one day, and the "beat
one Urn especially I want to tell you
about "
It wa when Walt Lander lived here.
Walt had married a niece of the old
doctor, hi only sister's child.
The doctor had lost two girls of his
reports collections worse, losses through Increase of 18 per cent collections about
failures very few. prospects fair.
Creamerles.r-One house reports a
light Increase, while a second reports
a decrease of 18 per cent Both report
collection Blow,
: Department stores. Three house re
port increases of 10.88 per cent 15 per
cent and 40 per cent while one house re
porta volume of business about the sam.
losses
the same, 1 prospects fair. A second
house reports a decrease of 8 per cent,
collections about the same and Improve
ment expected in business by next fall,
Lime and Cement One house reports
about the same volume of business, col
lections very alow, prospect anything
but bright
Lumber Five house report increases
.nM All 1 a ah A X UkaaaK Aaa
normal, another claima collection bet- 19 per ct" I t
ter. a third report, collection a trtfla Pjrwnt and 10 TjtblU tmo
slower, and tha fourth not better than r v '?
s year ago. One reporta prospeota a
only fair, one believe they are good,
and . two very good.
Separtmsnt Store Prosperous.'
; Drugs and druggists sundries, whole
sale. One house reports business ha
lnoreased materially, on claims an in
ereas of 9 per cent, and another of
25 per cent, while a fourth claims a
decrease of 8V4 per cent Two report
collections quite slow,, one state they
have been somewhat slow but getting
better, fourth claims collections about
.the same but losses will be greater.
Two regard prospects aa only fair, and
one as gooa.
tions generally reported normal and
prospeota only fair.
Meats and provisions, wholesale. one
house reports an Increase of about
per cent collections and losses through
failure in the city normal, and in the
country very much worse; prospects for
future business seem to be fair, although
the price of all smoked meats Is so
high that consumption will be curtailed
somewhat for that reason. A second
house reports an increase of over Zi
per cent; collections never better, and a
smaller percentage of past. due. ac
counts than usual; expect to maintain
the Increase already gained in business
DrusS. retail. One reports an ineraaa for the balance of the year. A third
of 5 per cent and another of 10 per cent houM "P01,18 Increase in business of 1?
while a third report a decrease of 15 P cnt collections unusually good and
per cent. no losses Of moment to date; prospects
Dry goods, wholesale. A substantial looa. j ounn nouse reports an increase
Increase over last year; smaller loss ' 29 Pp cent collections about the
through failures. Prospects reported ex- same and prospects for the Immediate
cellent in this line; . city bualness and future gooa.
Ugh rutnze. .
Millinery, wholesale. One house re
ports an increase of 60 per cent losses
less than in 1912, prospects fully as
good a at thl time laat year.
Paint and oils, On house reports
an increase or 10 per cent prospect
bright for balance of the year. A sec
ond house reports a decrease of 10 per
cent attributed to unfavorable weather
conditions; collection somewhat better;
Vvi. P U..M la IT prospect good. A thira nouse reports
Oay- IOUA-an nave It Tree a decrease of 28 per cent, attributed to
and Be Strong and Vfcprpu. b'5; hou.. rw. ..u.
about the average and collections nor
mal. A second house reports a decrease
of I per cent collection unchanged. A
third house reports an increase of .038
per cent Collections slightly better. -
Railway Supplies one house reports
an Increase of 20 per cent due to better
demand from logging and railroad com-
paniea; collections better. 'Business ha
$3.50 Recipe Free
. ForJHen
Send Name and Address To-
I have In mv possession a prascrln.
..tlon for nervous debility, lack of vigor,
tailing memory ana iame oacx, orougnt
on by excesses, that has cured so many
worn and nervous men right In their
own nomas witnout any additional help
or medicine that I think1 every man
who wishes to regain his strength
quiuHiy ana quieiiy, snouia nave a copy.
eo i nave aeierminea ' lo sena a eoor
of the prescription free of charae. In n
plain, ordinary sealed envelop to any grown better each month during the
man who will write me for it. present year.
saw Aim Machinery ana supplies
This prescription comes from a rihvat
clan who has made a special tudy of
men ana l am convinceu il is me surest
acting combination for the cure of nerv
ous debility ever put together.
I think I owe it to my fellow men in
Jaend them a copy in eonf idenee ao that
any man anywhere who la discouraged
with repeated failures may stop drug
ging himself, secure What 1 believe ii
the auicKest-actinr restorative, unbuild.
Ing, 8POT-TOUCHINO remedy ever de-
ana . so cur ; nimseir at home
' and aulcklv. Just tdrnn km i
ke-thls;. UtvX. B. Weblweem 888
V IR1M
auletly
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Luck Building Detroit. Mteh.i and I will
' send yoU a copy of thlsi splendid j-ecipe
, 1 In a plain ordinary envelope free of
cnarge. A great many doctors would
charge 18.00 to $5.00 for merely writing
out a prescription .Ike this but 1 send
, t entirely free .y
Six house report Increases of 8 per
cent 6 per cent 10 per cent 11 per cent
17 per cent and 42 per cent
Steel One bouae shows an Increase
of about 80 per cent for the year end
ing May- l, over the previoue year, the
gain In the country and city being prao-
tlc&liy equal, ana auriDutea to general
Improvement In building conditions
throughout - Oregon. " Washington and
erne;wlsseightly-lsgeTrbiit out
standing account in better shape than
a year ago. , With 'the contracts on hand.
and those la sight , there is sufficient
business to keep plant bwey niarht and
day up to December 1. at least and
present, indloatlon point to a normal
the boys changed It to Sawbones. Bo
as Bawbones he wa known from Ten
Mile to the fillets, ill horn wag In
Newport but he was seldom horn for
he wa a very popular doctor and he
wa always on th go.
A queer looking old chap he wa, tall
and big boned, with large feature and
small keen gray eyes that looked out
from shaggy eye-brow. Hi head was
adorned with a few straggling hair but
no one ever saw him wear a beard. "Doo-
tor, why don't you grow a beard," X said
to him one day in a jolting way.
"Never," said he. .never! There
wouldn't be a baby in Lincoln county
who'd give me a kiss.1
his clothes hung on nis lana rrame
with the wrinkled appearance that
shows from service night and day and
there was many a night when he
watched by a patient after a day of
battling for a precious life, for then
were no trained nurses to watch for
him. His great hands with the long
blunt ended fingers looked aa If they
could strangle a Hon but they could hold
new-born babe as tenderly as any
mother and his touch to the pain-racked
waa like that of a miraculous healer.
I say he was a popular doctor and he
was but It was very, very sick people
with whom he was popular. If folks,
especially the richer folks at the resort
city were Just a bit ailing,-they called
in some fashionable city doctor who
might be staying there or maybe one of
the new doctors who had located, but
ust let an old resident get sick and
come down to the place where he began
to think seriously of God and the here
after and they would send for Sawbones
in a hurry and he usually pulled them
through.
So from Ten Mile to the Silet. along
the coast in storm or shine Sawbones
hurried at the call of a sufferer. Some
times it was a case of pneumonia In tha
family of some salaried government of
ficial, sometimes to bind up tne wounas
of some unlucky Indian who had got
the worst of a drunken fight while vis
iting- the county seat
Sun nor moon nor high tide made any
difference to him when he was called.
REMEMBER the time Abel Klemm
got his arm mangled in the planer.
Sawbones was down below the Cap
when he got the phone message. He had
been down to sew up a paaiy cut toot
for a fellow on Ten Mile and he was
waitina for the storm to die down a
bit so it would be sate to ronow tne
trail round the Cape, but when he got
tha message he buttoned on his old rain
coat and started out a-rfoot "A horse
could never make it. round there on that
wet traiL" he said, "and I thinK too
much of Ted to dump him Into the sea
In that fashion." j
"Well, how aDout your- saio-a neign-
bor. , ' .
"O. I'll make It all rights I can hug
tha mountain and get out of the wind
some and when I get to the Tachats
111 get a horse.' '
So he started out and Ood knows
how he got around that dlszy height
hundreda of feet above the ocean, with
the steep cliff above him and steeper
below with only a wet trail to follow
and a fearful gale blowing in his face
hut late In ihe evening ne came pioa-
ding Into Waldport on a little mountain
pony, bis great legs almost touching
the ground.
With only a cup or not conee to
brace him up he began on Abel and he
fixed him up so he was pretty easy and
slept some that night and he's got a
pretty good arm today.
wife that ever lived," then his widowed
sister and her child had come to him
and roinalned with him after the child
had grown to womanhood and married
Walt Lander. She had kept his house
for him and been a mother to hi boy
who wa then away at some medical
college.
"Tea," aald he, "my boy ha taken up
the profession and I believe he has th
making of a good doctor In him,"
'He'll never be a better one than hi
old dad," said I.
Wall,' as I wss saying, Walt Lander
and hi wife Gertie lived here then.
Oertle wa Ilk a daughter to old Baw
bones and he Just worshiped her little
girl Hazel who was about three years
old. He had ushered little Hazel Into
the Alsea country and he had been on
hand whan her mother arrived In this
weary world 20 years before, and he
loved the two of them.
It was one night In February, a ter
ror of a night too and the next day the
wind blew in one of the highest tides
I've ever seen on this bay. The whole
flat behind the town was covered with
back water from the slough and you
could ride all over the lower end of town
in a boat. The wavea boomed up against
the drift logs that formed a sort of
stood ther watching th water boil ..et,"-
ana. roam, i looked at my watch and It Zun.
wa i o-ciocK and I aald: "He can never Montana
make It". Then I looked across the bay Montana
and I saw a man on horseback coming
down the road back of the old cannery, Hontaaa
It was Sawbones and he had come
over the hills but how he got over those Mntaaa
awiui roana t nv bn.m u. ..u v.- I
tOOlT A fnuh hnn. .U .... k.1
- - -,""" whom 1111 wjr tlVT. n
There wan nn u v,nm . . I wsgoa
Itlmulr
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COULD scarcely believe my eyes but Oregon
was satisned It was tbe doctor so
ran for Wnit'anA
v.. - "w ' oresoa
along the bay beach and
up within a few feet of the
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L.otrLD teli ydti many a tale of how
old Sawbones cut and sewed and doc
tored folks all up and down the coast,
how he had watched day, and night by
the side of folks that were nothing at
all to him except that they were just1
bulwark
splashed
church.
I'll telf you a few more feet of water
and some of us would never have
reached the hills.
Along In th night there was a knook
at our door and Walt Landers was ask
ing for wife. - "Our little Hazel is very
sick," he said, "and We can't tell what
la the trouble, would you come overr
And wife got up and went at once.
Wife Is a pretty good nurse, the old
fashioned kind, but she couldn't tell
thing about what was the trouble with
the child and she grew steadily worse.
As soon as morning came we got the
doctor on the phone for he waa at his
home in Newport; it was so stormy ne
couldn't well be anywhere else,
Oertle talked to him and after some
questions he told her several things to
do, but "Hurry. Uncle Doc," she begged,
o, hurry, hurry, w neea you o.
Mrv HE tide had started In and the
1, wind Increased and I knew no one
could get down the beach that
morning. I doubted If he could find
a man to set him across the bay at
Newport and I learned af terward that
he didn't. He crossed by himself Just
as he tried to do at Waldport
I could see Walt was afraid he could
not get her but we aald nothing to
Oertle and I don't think it ever entered
her head there was a possibility of his
not coming, for she hung over little
Hazel and crooned and talked to her.
"Uncle Doc's coming, darling," she said
over and over. "He'll be here pretty
soon and then Hazel will be all right."
From the child she would walk to the
window and strain her eyes across the
bay for a sight of him. I went over
town and tried to find some one to
cross the bay and, Wait for him in case
he did but they only laughed at me.
"Why, there ain't a launch on th bay
could make it across there in that sea,"
they said. "Look at It pile up out there.
We won't be able to cross before 5
o'clock this evening." Even the matf
boat from Tidewater had been afraid to
run around Green Point and had landed
and the mall earrier walked over the
hill.
I looked across at the buildings on
the other side of the bay and could
scarcely see them for the- spray. The
storm was shrieking and raging over
the town and the wind was blowing
such a gale no one could venture on the
dock without danger of being blown
over Into the water. I went round to
the upper dock and took refuge on the
sheltered side of a pile of lumber and
best boat we could find and started out oil
. jiW coula makt no headway. The Oregon
wlndand the tide took us uo-stream but
. Ju.t keep our
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ww, ui across tne main channel. So
ni away mo PCSt We Could but
v M u.cte.a na we put about, "I'm
going back after a lannnh a
Walt, 'and I'm going to take it If I have
ne owner." We put back to
.00,,d Stve Bergen caught our
boat a it amaahed up against the land
ing.
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88.80
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88.25
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8PRINO LAMBS.
13
Callfornd
W. I.
A .... . . . yliwl.
iney naa woricea rm in mln. Montana
utes they succeeded l n ninnlntr ha) ah I Montana
but she cousrhed and anlt anH raA. . Montana -
m . . r-- - I Montana
awmi iubs aDout starting out.
?'U WCnt Up fr0m tn PPr California
docu and I ran up where I cdfcld see. California
tsawDones had climbed the bluff around
to Lutchen .and in a row ho
started out He was standing up rowing
with his coat off and we could Just see
hint nnw anA ... .,. l a , . .
.wt iu Liicu uui me vi0j ano Washl niton
wind was with him and he wa coming Washington
Ilk mad, his boat would shoot up on Washington
the top of a blsr wave, roll anA nif.h .
moment and then shs would make the SlTJCJn.:' -
dlv n r i. .v. . . California
held my breath for I never expected to n.u, i.
l. AM . . . . . I
u uuuio up rins niae up again. I
We forgot to watch Steve and Wai amma
iu wi. iaunca until we round they were Oregon
atill on top and steadily maklnsr head.
way -tlioueh Walt atood holding ni.. L Waahlnctoa
Of tarpaulin over the engine to helter V t?
II Tram tna annv I - r-
Z.L " I ores on
we couidn t hear her exhaust at ail oreaon
put x anew she wasn't runhlne- anv too
wejl from the way Steve huddled over j 'fctfft
IlfSr. 1 v Km I) wa
They were coming nearer torther all w"n,nloa
me time dui i aon't think the boya in Washington
the launch knew that Sawbones had Waahiniton
siariea unm ne came up the last time, i wasnington
inen wan saw mm. He wa Just off
tha atand ant ).. ...i.i.j I Washington
11 a - " v w v w t ca bwii inn
in a sort of whirlpool. His. boat rode
ud to tha ton nf a Hlir wav n11
dtnnul anil rlirrA .v.- . I Section,
r. i. ;;:....' nw California
uu ii upsiae aown r.iifnrni.
and Sawbones was clinging, to ity Walt California
uruuuea nin canvas ana we Knew tin "uriu
had seen. Steve straightened up and
as the water swept the upturned boat
aiong Hteve swung the launch around
and they came together.. They man
aged to haul him In and In ho time the
wind had driven them clear on th
beach below the dock and Jumping clear I CUforn,
of the boat they splashed up clear of J . . ,
tha wavaa. hn their mra h..,..k I taiironiia
- - , -' . J .. v. w "V. tiuvucji r.
.- C..U.-.- ..,J . ' . , V.IIWMU
uu sawuunn suuia scarcely a tana.
ITH scarcely a word the old doc
tor staggered toward Walt's
house. Then he went In to see
Hazel. He had lost his medicine case
when the boat tipped over but nearly
every lamuy in town had an assortment
of drugs and among us he found what
At. lbs.
1126
860
1027
945
BA.1
890
708
. 784
10t
MOT
10TS
1088
784
1060
82
85
81
118
104
84
1830
880
570
1080
960
7t
71
&T
67 , 68
6 ' 64
MIXED SHEEP.
43 108
....... 18 180
....... 20 101
BOOS.
79 174
3 206
81 K)8 -
3 ' 380
8 i 889
Wtdnasday Afternoon Salts,
STEERS,
No.
26
..... 28
14
Idaho
California
California
California
CaUfornla
California
! California
Idaho
Idaho
...... 28
COWS.
...... 8
STAGS.
CALVES.
BCLLS. ' '
1 7
HOCS.
.....41
...... 77,
At. lb.
1084
1058
1104
9W
89S
823
1100
886
810
1060'
160
ISO
14BO
1230
I2A
154
Price.
9.00
8.60
8.00
7.75
7.00
7.00
7.00
A 7.00
8.75
8.76
8.79
88.00
7.00
16.00
5.80
6.00
15.00
6-00
8.00
87-50
8.C0
6.00
7.80
6.60
7.00
6.60
7.00
o.es
6.50
5.85
4.00
8.60
8.85
w B-Z5
8.25
7.8S
T.S3
Price.
9.60
8.80
8.10
8.10
T.OU
7.26
7.28
6.00
6.00
7.00
8.60
. 8.60
88.O0
0,50
8.S5
8.23
Wllll t.l
5'Uuffc!!' ..J"Hinf !..
Ri-ton. A. I . . I
(trmjgnn . ..,.. I
Orcoa 1 ( I .
.IlO'iS.
Ornfnn 78 IT'l t" '
OrKon ,. HI I I ,
Oria 8 1- I . -
Orca 70 j l i '
OrH 1 :
Orga I I'M i....;
SPHKN'O nSIUH.
Oregon 14 68 g 1 7,1
M1XUU MIIEKP.
Oregon ,. .....l.iil . po ' Jl
Oragoa ........ ... Jtl lu iM
, Thursday .tamoon Salts.
, COWS,
Section. Mo, At. U. tr
Oregon 1 1110 IJ.JJ
..,- HOGS.
Oregon , 8 231 VA
Oregon ,. B V08 t.M
Vriday Morajiig Balsa,
' UOQ8. i
Section, ' ' ho; Av 1fa. Trtr.
Idnho ................. 117 1MI mJ.)
Idaho , ...) . m M
Oresoa ................ 8 Jiia III
Oregon 61 . luo t.'ii
Orcion 37 ' . isu - g U
Idaho ................. 3 t.HU
Oregon ................ 1 4i0 . T
Oregon ... 8 . 800 ' T.A3
C0W8..'
Seetloa. No. Av. lba. ' Vfa.
Idaho 16 064 STtV)
Oregon 8 806 8.24
Oregon 1 810 , 8.KI
Oregon. ,, ......... 1 eio - 8.iki
Oregon ................ 1 , . loan . . 7.78
Oregon ...mm 1 12-V)' 7.78
Idaho 11 . , M " T.IWi
Oregoa 3 8i6 .25
Oregon1 1 W e.ii
Oregon 1 8IO 8.00
Oregon ................ 1 6!W ' g.nii
Oregon 1 830. 8.60
; ' STEERS. - -
Idaho 11 . 1001
Idsbo 26 1003
Idaho ................. W 1O03
Idaho ..... 31 i'M'i
Idaho ................ 1 Ht
Idaho .....4. S4. ,"8ftO-
Idaho 2 , 000
' , BULLS. ' ' '
....m....... J 1368
IXI..H.HH.... 6 . 1118
CALVES, t
av....... 8 100
................. 4 150
SPRI.Va LAMBS.
ay V 0 '
.. MIXED SHEEP.
11 130
8 188
EWES.
....... 77 lOT
WETBERS.
Ortgoa 183
Idaho
Idaho
Idaho
Ortgoa
Ortgoa
Ortgoa
Ortgoa i......
Section.
Oregon
Oresoa
Ortgon
Oregon
Oregon
Ortgoa
Oregoa
Ortgoa
Ortgoa
110
Saturday Morning Bajta,
HOGS, - .. . ,
No. Av. lbs.
4 187
18 174
1 340
28 13
14 ' 133
1 360
1 aaa
XEABXINP 8HEEV.
.29 88
.800 81
"r89.00
S.611
.86
8.1UI
8.00
.00
8.00
. 84.00
,. ba
- 89.00
' 8.og
1 80 I7.T3
844
15.33
140
Prlet,
; S8.1MI
8.30
8.80
8.30
8.10
t.80
TJ0
5.0fl
.4.78
One Trench automobile builder equips
the footboards of his car with U-
haped brushes to remov mud from
tbe sole and aide of persons' shoe
in a single operation..
j x xvcv r im
S5E MB FRSBV tf
rou are worrying
about any aliment In'
iluded among those
within which t ape.
ciallae, I Invite you
to call at my office
and I will give yoa
8"H1K a conscientious
examination and dl
rnmii and advlM
you of the proper
course id yurauo . so
of your worry and your ailment ,Jdy
cations have made me aa expert in
tne ireaimeni ss iuo wimi
which MEN are afflicted.
NEOSALVARSAN
Improved German Remedy for
RI.OOD poison
ADMINISTERED by both INTRA
VENOUS and INTRAMUSCULAA
AdETMUUS.
"sma ftah nsa ! vnil ha van Ants tV
following disorders: Enlarged Veins.
PImplea, Nervou Debility, Nerve,
ttiooa ana oaia jiauruswa. oiauaer
Troubles, Blood Poison, ErupUona,
Ulcers, Special Ailment. of
M 6 T to 8 Daily; Sunday. 10 tel.
Examination Advice Free.
X J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. D.
Booms lii uiayen Bidg.
Ill H WASHINGTON ST- Cor. ITH.
L"" , PORTLAND. OR.
:l rSv.i I tsBiisibr;
N. suit bears ths foyi)
J r name V!3
JSotsgr 0 ooarfsisriii 4
e needed for b5" evening Hasel waa
resting easily.
I dropped In Just before bed time, to
see how she was. Sawbones cama out
of the bedroom and he was leading Oer.
tie Dy ino arm
Now you go to bed, child." he waa
saying, "you need your rest Uncle
doc win take care of baby and don'
you fear." .
Then after that long hard rlda and tha
name through the waters be sat bv
Hasal and watched her safely through
tne nigni.
business during the winter months,
second house reports an Increase
50
A
of
per cent attribute to better con-
1 . j l , i . '. ( l ... .
unions 111 iussips aim luuiiiifc iiiuunirj;
collections normal,- prospects good.
Trunk and Bag Manufacturers One
house reports an increase of 12 per cent
eolleotlona somewhat worse, prospects
good. A seoond house reports a de
crease of 17 per cent
Miscellaneous Two houses report In
creases Without giving the percentages.
while 18 houses report increases of
ffom IM per cent to 500- per cent
Three nouses report Business even
with last year.
One house reports 8 per cent gain In
City business for first four months, and
11 per cent loss in country business.
una nouse reports a sugnt decrease.
Seven houses report decreases from
Do You Hear Well?
l f : 1'
Test without risk, In your
own heme, the Audlphona
with la Ust instantaneous ad
justment. It la i almost hu
tnanlr senitttT to sound, snd
REVIVES t onct kten, dia.
ilneti aided hearing power to
those who ere alxuont totally
near, we win lei you last an
Audlphona tm for a month.
w t tsa a amau rvntaL
.Bentkir applied on pur.
enaae. ioia aoouia ap.
- nea 1 to jot at a pros.
osKloa that ought to be
rated.
Inreatli
8TOI.Z ELEOTSO
, PHONE
COMPANY
138 jtumbtmts iudgv Cor, rtftfe aa4 Stark,
3
.005 per cent to 40 per cent, and all but
on report prospects as good.
One . house handling mortgage loans
reporta that conditions continue to be
fairly satisfactory; there 1 a moderate
demand for money, which Is, however,
rather scarce and Interest eolleotlona
are being fairly well met
A very large property owner reports
that while there Is more or less com
plaint from merchant tenants, rent are
being as promptly paid as usual; no
tenant haa failed, and there Is vsry little
demand for reduction of rents. From
the standpoint of the property owner
there is nothing to indicate very un
favorable oondttton.
One steam railroad reports an lnoreaae
m gross revenue for the first four
months of this year over same period
last year of. 13.418, and In net revemie
less taxes paw or 8.84 per cent; crop
conditions good, but prospects are for
some aecreas an business.
u no street railway company reports
the volume of business about the same
as a year ago.
Plan Welcome for Americans.
i erun, Aiay 4. Eiahorate prepara
tions,, are "being made for the visit of
the members of the American agrlcul
turai commission, who will arrive In
the Fatherland on June 1 and remain
.411 f..a.A aA
UUiU alUIJtJ CO. 4
switfii powcrftil drugs do you great hanrn.s
vfes 333 BETTER TAKE m-r ipV
II i't t t KS. m smsms, s ,1 ft! 1 I -t
111 HfERVOUS.
DISEASE SiraiR
mtU. "e,,'t' breatlog WEAK DISEASED, KEBVOCS, WORN
OOT people, As I do not tea tier ny efforts over tht entire field of
medietas. I feel that I am .ETTE JSOAUriEO than the AVERAOS
PHYSICIAW to treat these allmtnu suectesfullr. I hare had long
and setlee etperlenct In en line ef praotlc and this enables a to
?S2f Tfimvf A0NM U,H.M(I i4ndlMon D CORRECT
TREATMENT toesea east. Art TOU sore your doctor nsderstandt the
.v- v. vv iiciicai van ron airora to autruat nui
Dbrslclana of limited esperlencel Are yon satisfied to tVHT DOCTOR
SlJSi )t go to the root of tbe trouble)
iuibi 111 uhi tnit, to ran get
I where tht strrlret of tht CHRONIU
1L. . . ...
iot sj-mpiores pi rour aiteasei ws not go
tine eui tat tauaa tf the eomplalnt and treat that. Ton ran
wall la no other war. There It where tht aerrlrea or th. nnnn
D18EA8B SPECIALIST eamea In. 1 am ... ..ntA -
toma, but always look t; tht causa and relieve that, snd a permaaeal
euro Is sure to follow If tou suffes i,Iim ami m. v . . . "
In rour body art raspoailble for it, treat thtm and the beat of rtaults
will follow., if the real cause ef the symptoms art ignored roa tan as
rry reuei.
VtV ali. ' "
symptoms art ignored yes ana expect only tempe.
J WALL EXAMIB8E .AHD ADVISE ALt SUFFERERS FREE
trtatnijnt or not Comt and find oat what your disease real
L?J,i5.n.rf-.B'-,h ut nd beet methode I treat KKH
KN.S. JLND .VU'EK8- BLOOD AND SKIN WSKA8K8,
J.-iS.yjI.?188118. BtADDK TKOUBI.E8 DISK
whether yea take treatment or not
whether or not yea een n cured.
BlfJk&MAWMZX DlmArS- BLADDER TKOCBI.E8. UISEASKS Of
THE STOMACH, tttJABT. tCMOS AXD BOWELS, PILES AND KKCTAL DIBBaBKSL r
TARRH. SCIATICA. RHEUMATISM. KAB DISEASES k HCROgHLA. CZEIU sad aUwa
of CHRONIC snd KERVOUS D18EASES of 1IOTH 8EXESL a-- end a rorn.s
aw w ------ -w ;uvwvtf 1UJI A4JBJ AA1 aAlaTUU tJA IHJ (JCVAliela
ITOATil 'YOUR DISEASEY.
Is It yenr KIONETSt
Ing, scaldln
ug snd palnj
coe, tots
t)0 ton bin natnt In- rone tMikh. frennanf iit,.H.. hh.v
ilnj Ii It.yoir STOMA CU, with distress sfter eating, sour, belrhln
0!.,gft,t. fte. It It renr LC.VaS. with esuh. psla In ehesL
!..?!! T0!l. CATASuH with, foul br.ath, net tort 'i
headacl
leedlnc. abort winded?
stopped D) Revere PILEg Of FISTULA with .bleeding,
suriuss, vatMunajor I not tsa reins! Hit ros any
lihlnc and paint , Bim
BLOOU DI80BUKR wtta sUs
nr. ' atlrnlitfH srllllllla. nn,nl.iAn Hi...
3Pm?.U.Bi'MIWM.0' Ju,a"' '"eles, with its eeer paint J Hafe to BEAKf
TROUBLE with pain, aberrates of breath. Irregular pais and dlnloeMt Is It
MERVE9 iDo yen feel tired la the morning and eaally txbsuatedr Is your ba ..
or lame t Do roe btee difficulty In flalag yonr tbengbtst It your awmorr fsllmgf a
aa loelna ambition? Do yoa beet hot ,.i Ao th. niwa mh. j ... .
aapeelally after tatiagl Baet yon palpitation tf the heart,. doll beadarhee, pale at the b
tt tne brain r art yen rteiieot or neepltae tt nlghtt Art fon nerroue and Irritable Mn s
fullna that rot want to be tlonet Ara .im. with a u t mnmm .......!. .
soon yoe t If to, then yon need my trettmeat new, and I want ysaf to aU ef wrila tu4t.
Don't dtsy. Ve tartly do sot want to regain la this eondltfen. a '
in nuirw y efflct and I will eiplaln t yoa tht are of
ktlment. point ear the sore sad weak soots, end tell yoa r8Kg what tht KAT ei 1
rAITSR OS1 ronr aliment really la. ana is .nA un ...n r.n r,,rit .,.n .. '
eosf. - Lotlart ebeertallyewewtred.' My office It opt dilty-ffow . tn. to ( l, . "
sttalags from I t S- at. and Sundays from 10 a. . to 13 soon. '
DR.'C.t-P
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