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THE OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING,', NOVEMBER 18, 1913. ,
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SELFISH INTERESTS JH:
; TRADE RELATIONS ARE
HO
N ON THE SOUN
D
'Real Plan Is to Drive Out Ore-
ton Gypsum Plant; Nea
" . Huntington, .
Seattle, Waih., Nov. 1I. During the
past week a -rather Interesting case
has been en trial here.- It was a case
brought by the lima and gypsum planta
on Puget sound . against the Oregon
Washington Railroad & Navigation com
pany. , -t
It aeema that for a- good many ears
the lime companies on the sound have
baa more or, less ox a monopoly of that
. and Portland market. The plaster trade
. being divided between them and Califor
nia. The only gypaum deposit In the
northwest from which plaster is made
la In the state of Oregon, near Hunting
ton. 'Within the laat year a very lark
Plant Has been built there. Jn order to
secure sufficient trade to Justify Its
building the plaster must be sold where
the population la.
Accordingly, the 0.-'v7. R. A N com-
, pany mads a rata to enable It to reach
Portland and Puget aound markets on
something of a reasonable basis. This
rate waa no sooner announced than' the
Seattle and Tacoma manufacturers got
. the chambers of commerce of Seattle
and Tacoma, to file protests with the
. Interstate Commerce commission trying
10 get tnem to prevent the rates from
going into effect.
Bffort rrovea failure. .
mey xauea in this effort. A era-
eeedlng waa then brought against the
rauroaa to reduce rates from the sound
aitnougn the real party they were try
ing to get at and force out of the mar.
ket'was the Oregon plant, which waa
not a particularly neighborly thing to
do.
. There were some humorous aspects to
the case as well as serloua ones. As
has been stated the lime- companies
Were the complainants, but they cot the
chsmber of commerce of Seattle, the
chamtur of commerce -of. Tacoma. and
tne rubiio Service commission of Wash'
lngton all to take a fcand In it
In the meantime the operatives of the
plant In Oregon had intervened in the
caae. One of the counsel for the lime
companies asked the representative of
me uregon plant wnen he was on the
witness stand why his company inter
vened.
He said: ""We Intervened because tou
People here at Seattle and Tacoma In the
lime Dusiness attacked rates given us
from our plant at GyDSum. in Orearon.
the only place in the northwest where
tne good lxrd haa placed such a deposit,
and tried to keep us from finding a
market for It; you aald the rates were
outrageoualy, indefensibly, abnormally
low and that we were In partnership
With the railroads because we wanted
to even get into the city of Portland
with an Oregon product
"You said we ahould not sell on the
sound. You aald Oregon gypsum should
not , be used but that Alaska gypsum,
hauled a thousand miles, should be. Just
because it was manufactured In Ta
coma. "Your manufacturers not only did
this, but you called in the Ladles' Aid
society, the chamber of commerce of
Keattle, the chamber of commerce of
Tacoma, the Publio Service commission
of Washington, in fact, you called on
everybody but the state militia to keep
us out of Washington. That Is why -we
intervened."
LIVESTOCK PRICES ARE
RULING ABOVE 1912 IN
NO. PORTLAND YARDS
(Continued From Preceding Page.)
week' up to 16.90 and more of the same
quality could have been moved at a
similar price. The mutton market is
showing an advance of fully 40o over
ii waa at mis time a year ago
and the outlook for the Immediate
imure is exceedingly good.
Killers have been very liberal pur
Chasers of mutton at emintrv nnlnta ra.
cently and these have been put In their
feedlots at nearby points. While this
will keep the market from ahowlng too
great an advance in the immediate fut.
ure, the direct purchases indicate that
Kiuers tnemseives nave considerable
iaun in toe maraet.
Today's general mutton market ranre
Best spring lambs..... $5.805.90
iiruumrjr minus 6.6046.65
Yearlings 5.23
via weinera 4.70 Of 90
Fancy ewes a
Ordinary ewes S.TB 04.00
jaonaay atorning Bales.
STEERS
Beetloa No, Ave. lbs.
A GLIMPSE OR TWO OF THE HUMAN SIDE
By Herbert Corey
W FISHING tAW
ETW YORK, Nov. Is. Each day two
persons la New York walk put of
their front doors, perhaps turn to
wave good by : to some one In the win
dowand ars never seen or beard of
again... '
"It Is as though they melt Into the
air," said Sergeant Grant Williams of
tne Bureau or Missing persons. "About
tSOO people disappear from their homes
each- year. Approximately 800 of them
are gone for good. They never again
come totbe surface of our metropolitan
whirlpool" . i
Perhaps this story may explain some
of these disappearances It la admitted
ly lurid. But It Is vouched for by a
man of standing and conservatism: A
pretty girl, well dressed and modest,
took a seat at an uptown soda counter.
Two young men took seats on either
Side. .
"Pardon ma," said one, oourteously,
'Is 'this your handkerchief V
It was not As she turned her head
she was dimly aware that the second
young man passed his hand quickly over
her glass of soda. Then she felt her
self growing faint. She retained con
sciousness and - courage long enough
to call to the, clerkir . ' , . '
If anything happens to tne, remem
ber that I never saw these young men
before. I am alone."
"Why. Edith." said the first young
man, in tones of tender solicitude, as
She slips off the stool. The clerk deals
soda for a living. His avocation Is box
flghtlng. ... - 1
"Beat it, youse." said the clerk, run
ning around the counter. The two young
men fled. Half an hour later the girl
had recovered completely, to find her
self In the cars of a hospital nurse. She
was , shakea and Inoiinod to be apolo
getic.
"We-have many cases of the sort.'
said the nurse, calmly. "You wars very
lucky."
WEEK ago various scientists hired
a hall on Twenty-third street and
discussed mental defectives, causes
and cures. They declared that one-third
was It one-fifth T of the school
population of New York had loose mar
bles in Its Intellectual . alley. . The sci
entists said that the average defective
becomes an assiduous parent at an early
age. Therefore the ruturs of this coun
try Is shrouded in gloom. In Just a
little while we'll all have buck teeth,
adenoids and a disposition to play with
our fingers.
Defectives are spotted by the Blnet
test. When a boy is 10 years old he
Is supposed to know a precise per
centage mor than the average boy of
and an equally accurate percentage
less than the boy of 12. No doubt the
Blnet test Is as accurate as a microm
eter. No doubt, also, one-third or one
fifth' of the New York schoolboys have
weevils in their perciplenca But how
about the undergraduate of Yale, who
has Just been run through the sieve by
Professor Henry N. MacCracken of that
university? Ho "picked the following
definitions' at random from hundreds
received this week":
"An agnostlo is one who believes Just
what he thinks."
"An Infidel has a religion of his
own."
( i
.'Pride Is the habit of modesty and
self control." -
If that sort of thing keeps up, they'll
be burning. Blnet in effigy on the Yale
campus. - , .- - -
ABB ATTKLL, who was considerable
featherweight for a ring genera
tion or so, is telling a new story
of hniself. MrVAttell was in John the
Barber's chair being shaved, when a
diamond salesman began to coax him.
"Walt till I see the wlff," said At
tell. "I'll be back In half an hour
and grab that hoop."
Then. At tell forgot Three days later
he returned to John the Barber's to
find a boiling peddler waiting for Mm
"He hollers at me. !yon lowllfe.'"
said Attell. "Tou make me wait three
days what I should be selling diamonds.
heyT For that Z shall hit you a smack
In the face.'"
So he wound us with that and In view.
Half an hour later John the Barber
was still moaning over the salesman In
a corner or the shop. Blood was spurt
ing from almost every portion of his
nose. Attell resumes the narration)
" 'You big chump,' says John the
Barber, 'don't you know no better than
to hit this feller? He's Abe Attell!'
'The bleeding person sat up with a
Jerk and looked at Jphn the Barber.
"'So it's Abe Attell, whatr said ha
Well, this Is a hell of a time to tell
mel'"
THIS Is a sort of directory of the
varous electrical devlcea used for
trapping statesmen. It Is published
because the newspapers especially the
New York newspapers have managed
to amear the names Incredibly. That ia
nothing to wonder at however. It waa
only the other day that one of the great
dailies told of a party of four who start
ed duck hunting "with four rifles and
400 bullets"
A dictagraph la a sort of telephone,
miniature In sise and monstrous In
power, which you hide behind the cab
inet organ when you have a friend In
fof tea.
A detec.taphone Is the same thing
only more so.
A telegraphone is attached to a tele
phone Instrument and records the con
versation of the gentleman who won't
put it in writing. . Later on he can rec
ognize the inflections of his own voice.
A diotaphone Is used by unmarried
butfness men when the stenographer is
observed to curl her hair before she
reaches the office. . The talk poured
through the funnel Is recorded on a waa
cylinder. Later the stenographer can
reduce this to writing in the 1 other
room, - .
A telautograph enables those . who
wish to do so to writs a message over
a wire, '
There's no safety In any of them, If
there's any canoodling going on. In
that event the only thing to do is to
take a leaf out of the New York graft
er's book, as told to W. J. Bumsi
"The next time I talk money," said
he, "me and the other feller!! grease
ourselfs and swim out to sea"
N'
EJW YORK may be gay, but It Is
open-handed and generous, within
limits. New York will not try to
help a needy man to a Job, or trust him
with a latchkey, or bother about the
very lonesome stranger in the hall bed
room. But it will always slip the down-and-out
a dime. If properly approached.
That's why the men from whom all the
nlokels have been worn off during the
summer come winging home with the
first crimp of frost Broadway has its
own type of mendicant His trousers
are creased, he always manage! a shave,
and his linen is passable.
"Thank Heaven for the stock," one of
them said, devoutly. "I can wash my
own stock and Iron It on the window
pane. But it is mighty hard to dig up
3 cents a day for laundering a collar."
One of them explained the psychology
of existence on Broadway on nothing a
ween.
When you meet a man you know
or who thinks he knows you, which is
Just as good always strike him for $2.
He will let you have it of course. Then
ask him for $1. He will not let you
have that, except In raro instances. But
he will always stake you to half a dol
lar. He feels he Is getting off cheat)."
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Orecon 9
Oregon 11
Oregon 2
Oregon
Idtbo
Oregon
Oregon ......
Oregon ......
Idaho ........
Idaho
Oregon
Idaho .......
Or ton
Oregon
Oregon
20
8
...... 15
24
20
COWS
...... 4
S
4
CALVES
1
HODS
05
62
OH1
1174
TTO
1222
104T
1179
1195
1129
1103
mo
imi
1010
190
2flT
201
PHee.
7.00
0.80
5.00
T.es
TJM
T.45
T.45
T.23
7.00
.5
6.45
6.23
fS.50
t8.00
8.00
HOW YOU MAY
THROW AWAY
YOUR GLASSES
- The statement la made that thou
sands wear eyeglasses who do not really
need them. If you are one of these
unfortunates, then these glasses may
be ruining your eyes Instead of helping
them. Thousanda who wear these
" "Windows" ; may prove for themselvea
that they can dispense with glasses if
. they will get the following prescription
filled at onca Oo to any active drug
store, and get a bottle of Optona; fill
a two-ounce bottle with watpr and drop
. In one Optona tablet - With this harm
less liquid solution bathe the syes two
. or four times dally and you are likely
to ba aatonlahiul th
'from the start Many who have, been
told that they have astigmatism, eye
strain, cataract, sore eyelids, weak eyes,
w.tjMMv.. . .v.- anu uunr ya aisoraors,
report wonderful benefits from the use
, of this free prescription. Get this pre
scription filled and uas it; yotf may so
strengthen your eyes that glasses will
not be necessary. 'Thousands who are.
blind or nearly so.'or who wear glasses;
would never have required them It they
. had oared for their eyes in tlma 'Save
vnnr aval bafora it ia tnn lat.l r
r - , - -. . mi nut
' become one of these victims of neglect
Eye-glasses are only like crutches and
every few years' they must be changed
to fit the ever-Increasing weakened con
dition,, so better sea if you can, like
many others, get clear, healthy, strong
. magnetlo eyes through, the prescription
here given, , . (Adv.
THE goldfish tender at the Hotel
Plaza says the story of the Plaza's
cat Is a parable of New York,
"A guy," said- the goldfish tender,
"gets a little wrong in the pod after
he's lived in New York for awhlla Au
tomobiles and diamonds and soup you
eat with a fork become commonplaces.
You think you're being cheated because
you haven' t any of them."
The Plaza's cat was moral and praise
worthy until lately. It had its meat and
milk twice a day, and caught mice like
a plck-and-shovel hand. It had the com
plete trust of the Plasa's management
It was such a dignified and immaculate
cat that when it rubbed Its head against
the head clerk's leg It was the clerk that
purred.
"But not even s cat can watch plush
luxury and money burning without be
ing spoiled," said the goldflslf tender.
"There's a bug In this New York air.
Last week I caught this respected and
charming cat swiping Our three-dollar-a-head
Russian goldfish out of the lob
by fountain. Now he wanders around
Central Park yowling like a ghost and
he looks lank and rusty. But do you
think he's sorry T Mister, I saw that
cat last night and that cat's look said
to me, Just as plain as could be:
" 'Anyhow some cats never had any
goldfish I "
RAISES
NE
POINTS
Attorney General Says Mere
Casting for Protected Fish
Not Violation.
Grants Pass, Or., Nov: .U. The new
state fish law has bean subject to con-
aiaeraoie criticism along the Rogue
river recently; and more fine points
were raised today when, on complaint of
uepuiy. uame warden Merrill, Is. h
Xtosecrans appeared before Justice Hoi
man' and on a plea of guilty was fined
$2t for fishing within 200 feet of the
old dam below the steel bridge. A pe
tition is being prepared and will be sent
to Governor West asklna that the sen
tence of the court be set aside, the dep.
uty warden and other Interested parties
joining in the petition,
It is said that Rosecrans did not know
that ha was within ths set dead line,
and that his violation was unintentional.
though In face of the plea of guilty, the
minimum. line of 125 was necessarily
imposed.
A fine point of the fish law snacted
by the late legislature is Involved In
the question raised by the arrest of
Rosecrans. and the attempted arrest of
two other persons within the past few
days. The newly appointed county at
torney, Mr, Miller, says tnat under the
taw he doubts the guilt Of Rosecrans,
holding that the law, as It reads pro
hibits the catching of "migratory" fish
only below the flshways or dams, and
that the common varieties of trout are
not migratory, the term applying to
such fish as periodically pass up or
flown the stream, and including salmon
and steelheads. If Mr. Miller has placed
tne proper interpretation on the law.
mountain and cut-throat trout or other
varieties that do not ascend ths stream's
as "migratory" flah, could be caught
right up to the flshways, provided that
the salmon and steelheads were not mo
lested. The attorney is looking further
into this phase of the law.
Another fine point was raised when
the deputy warden arrested - two men
for fishing within ths prohibited limit
and attempted to tntngrthera to account
before the court The men claimed that
they had caught no fish within 200 feet
of the dam, and that the law could not
hold them accountable unless they actu
ally caught fish. Attorney General
Crawford was asked for an opinion on
this .point, and be Informed Attorney
Miller that mere casting for the fish.
even if the tackle were ample for catch
ing and landing the prohibited fish, does
not constitute a violation. On the
strength of the opinion action against
the two men was dropped.
PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES
ThM prices ire those at wtilrh wholMalan
ell tn retailer, except as otherwise stated:
BUTTER Nominal. Creamer cubes. aoA
81 Hie, which la the bnttarfat baila; prints, 84
35c; firsts, 81S2cs ranch butttr, 22c; New
Zealand prints, 8.1e.
KGQS Selected. Candled local extras, mar.
SOc; "elect polleta, 47c; case countfl 2c; spot
Oregon 1 150 8.00
Oregon 24 1 14 7.75
Idaho 110 173 T.95
Idaho t C0 .0
Idaho 110 165 7.90
Oregon .13 7.00
Oregon M 195 8.00
Idaho 2 B40 7.00
Idaho 05 184 8.00
Oregon , 61 170 8.00
Washington 84 224 8.00
Oregon 100 187 7.80
Idaho 94 182 8.00
Idaho 5 104 7.00
Idaho 91 ITS 7.88
WETHERS
Idaho 164 108 40
Oregon 204 78 4.15
Idaho 125 04 4.90
Idaho loO 03 4.90
Idaho 140 . 91 4.90
LA UBS
Washington 225 07 $5.85
Waahlngtoa 218 67 5.85
Idaho 268 59 4.75
Idaho 825 60 4.75
Idaho 143 60 4.73
Idaho 272 68 5.50
Oora-nratrre receipt of livestock at North
roruaaa:
Oregon T 234 8.00
Oregon 7 234 8.00
Oregon 10 183 8.00
Oregon 84 1 28 7.85
Oregon 8 123 7.35
Oregon 17 120 7.35
EWFSS
Oregon ............. 15 101 $4.00
WETHKRS
Oregon 45 104 14.75
MIXED bHEEP
Oregon 132 127 $3.85
Oregon 8 133 8.85
LAMBS
Oregon, m47 89 $5.75
Xtoesaay Afternoon Bales.
STEERS I
Month to data.
Same, 1912 ..
Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep,
1,686
084
1,002
41
72
8.12T
9.808
8,202
Increase
Decrease 81
Tear to date.. ..70.988 4.419
Same, 1912 ....071,184 2.523
Increase 8,804 1.S91 63,519
Monday Afternoon Bales,
STEERS
8eetloa. No. Ave. lbs.
Oregon ,. 1 1100
Oregon x line
Oregon 24 1182
Idaho 1 1030
Idaho 1 920
Idaho a 1145
Idaho 1 980
Idaho 1 910
Idaho 1 830
Idaho 1 910
Idaho 16 1053
Idaho 1 800
COWS
Idaho 1 1100
Idaho 1 1240
Idaho 12 1066
Oregon 20 . 1178
Oregon 23 1078
Idaho ................. 1 1050
Oregoa SO 950
Idaho 8 1057
Otegoa 1 1440
Idaho 1 1070
Idaho 1 970
Idaho , , 1 160
Idaho 1 90
Idaho 9 1072
MIXED CATTLE)
1200
1600
1410
1454
1363
. 1480
1840
1230
150
188 "
805
T8
. 67 ..
I 87
.TO
'
108
4,529 1,076
154.231 257,823
Ul,7Jil Z1O.607
Oregoa 2
BULLS
California
California .............. 8
California IT '
Idaho 8
Idaho .m.-..
Idaho
Idaho
Idaho
Idaho 1
Idaho 1
Idaho 1
HmrBM
e e
boos
l
TO
8
LAMBS'
Oregoa ....'. 76
Oregoa ................184
Oregon ................ 120
Oregoa .............. ..137
EWES
Idaho ..................217 -
Idaho . .................. 84
WETHERS
6regoa '.'....'....U.. .'. .164. 1
oregoa ................ si
42,203
Price,
$7.00
T.40
T.45
7.C0
T.50
T.50
6.70
S.70
8.70
6.70
, 6.70
6.00
$6.80
6.80
0.30
5.50
8.76
6.50
6.65
8.65
6.00
6.50
0.50
6.00
6.00
0.50
$5.50
8)6.00
5.10
6.10
6.00
4.60
4.80
A.60
$.00
. 7.90
, f .00
$5.90
, 6.90
6.85
6.00
', i
$4.00
a at
Tuesday Morning galea
n
lot;
94
BeeTlos,, ' ; 1 '-r No.
Oregoa ...... 4.. ... 4
BOLLS
Oregon a.--...... 1
UOUB
a
Ave. lbs. '
1009
1710
M
$40
4.75
PHce.
$5.50
$5.60
fS-OO
Section. No. Ate. lbs. Price.
Oregon . 7 1180 $7.00
Oregon 1 1310 6.75
COWS
Oregon It 1036 $6.20
Oregon 17 911 6.00
Oregon 6 080 6.25
Oregon 1 1020 4.50
STAGS
Oregoa I 1810 $6.13
' HOGS
Oregoa 34 192 $8.00
Oregoa 87 170 8.00
Oregon 8 150 7.50
Oregon , 10 183 7.60
WETHKRS
Oregoa MMM 167 in $4.78
Oregon 54 121 4.50
EWES
Oregoa 13 98 $4.00
LAMBS
Oregon 66 80 $5.50
Oregoa 123 70 5.60
"Wednesday Morning Balsa,
HOOS
Section: No. Ave. lbs. Price.
Washington . 91 192 $8.00
Washington W) 195 8.00
: Oregon 85 210 8.00
Oregon 79 200 T.95
Oregon 79 174 T.90
Oregon 3 817 T.50
Idaho 2 . 855 7.00
Washington 1 ino 7.00
Idaho 2 8M T.00
Idaho 85 2' 10 8XK)
Idaho 1 250 8.00
Oregoa 90 2itt 8.00
Oregon- 81 181 T.90
Oregoa . 1 150 T.90
Idaho 118 1M T.70
Idaho , U ma . 7.60
Oregoa l mo T.45
Oregon 2 ; 280 T.25
Idaho 5 232 8.70
STEERS.
Montana 2 1260 T.T5
Montana 1 1.S40 T.75
Montana 11 1205 T.80
Montana 6 1222 T.30
- - COWS
Oregoa 28 1W $5.85
Oregon 1 170 B.65
Oregoa $ 1147 6.00
Washington!
Oregon . . . .
1
BULLS
Idaho 14 . 1128
Idaho T 988
Thursday Afternoon Salsa
BULLS
Section. - No.
Idaho 14
Idaho 7
BOOS
Oregoa 94
Oregon . .......... ..... 80
WashlDf ton ........... 82
Washington 11
Washington 2
Oregon ................ 1
Oregoa 1
I.AMM
Oregoa 14
Friday Morning Sales.
BOGS
Beetles. No.
Oregon ................ 16
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Idaho .
Idaho
Oregoa
Oregoa
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Idaho
Idaho
Idaho
Oregon .......
Idaho ....
Oregon ........
oregoa
70
86
1
2
4
27
97
280
430
Ave. lbs.
1264
two
178
221
210
147
850 '
810
830
90
Are. lbs.
216
211
222
800
840
420
220
184
192
182
192
201
201
100
102
103
150
800
816
462
2W
200
S 4a
Oregoa
Oregoa
Oregoa
Oregoa .......
Idaho ........
Oregoa
Idaho
MIXED CATTLE
8
v EWES
60
.... .. ...... 25
28
227
55
81
WETHERS
.......167
MIXED SUEEP
8 181
4T 140
weasesdsy Aftemeos Bajes,
i . BXJUCKS
Recttfta. No.
Montana ,,i,UIU..uu.n
Oregoa
Oregoa
Oregoa
988
109
4
71
103
J30
83
122
Are. lha.
1230
$6.00
$4.00
4.00
$4.00
4.00
8.90
8.29
$4.90
$4.00
$8.70
Pries.
i-$?.
7.00
Montana 24 1284
Montana ............... 20 , 1240 I M
BioDisua ....... .... ai
Montana ,. 82
Montana ............... 13
Oregoa 25
Moutana 29
Thursday Morning Bales.
HOUR . .
Section. No..3ts. lbs. pries.
Waahlngtoa . 91 - SIS ' $8U)0
Washington r 11 80 gO0
1189
1164
1164
1015
11122
T.45
T.40
T.40
T.80
0.70
76
97
86
6
S
1
24
94
16
1
2
4
2
1
STEERS
13
...... 2
COWS
2
BULLS
Oregon .... .... 1
Oregon 1
Oregoa 1
Friday Afternoon Bales.
6TEERS
No,
25
10
24
24
25
27
23
I Sag) ISSI T
19
........ 2
........ 80
Oregon ................. 2
Oregon .. . ............ 1
Oregon ................ 8
Oregoa , .. .... . . . . 1
COWS
Oregoa ................ 1
Or gen ................ 2
Oregoa. ................ 4
Oregoa ................ 20
Idabo ............. ......28 .
Idaho .... 28
Oregoa . . .. 24
BULLS
Idaho ' a .
Oregoa 2-
Oregoa 1
Idaho ... ............ 1.
MIXED CATTLE
OrVfOB HisifMAlM ate S ....
i " BOGS -
Oregoa .. 27 ' '
Oregoa ................104
Oregoa umrnm;iirr4t
Oregon ................ . 1
Oregoa nt.tittu!C: -i!!5
Oregoa 1 820
. LAMBS ': ;.V :
...188
Oregon
Oregon
Oregoa
Section.
Oregon
Oregoa
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregoa
oregoa
Oregoa
Oregon
Oregoa
....... .. .. .
1158
890
1195
1880
1260
1480
Ave. lbs.
1279
1161
1285
1238
1144
1 189
1101
1104
1104
803
978
. 685
N 1080
1090
1480
969
1193
962
1025
1078
1084
1187
1085
12118
1250 .
1570
1018..
6.00
T.00
$5.40
4.75
Pries.
$5.40
4.75
$8.00
6.00
- 8.00
T.50
ff.oo
T.00
T.00
$5 JO
Price.
$8.00
8.00
8.00
T.50
TOO
T.Otf
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
7.95
7.93
7.83
7.50
7.50
7.00
7.00
7.00
T.00
$T.0
6.75
$6.25
$3.75
6.25
6.73
Price.
$7.65
7.60
T.40
T.40
T.80
T.80
7.00
T.00
6.90
6,75
8.70
0.50
8.50
0.50
6.60
$7.00
6.23
6.00
'" 6.88
8.65
6.65
8.50
B.73
6.75
6.23
6.23
uvci iubci puu.i., l.B HIUD1D S2CJ spot
baying price f. o. b. Portland; storage. 84 a
86c! Kansae "frrnh" 9045c. w
livb ruuLiTKX Mens 14OT14HC1 springs.
I4fl14ttc: stags, 12c; geese, 12c; Peklo docks,
14aiSai Indian Runners. lOflille: torkara
22.) ; dressed, 24 (320c; pigeons, old. $li roaoar
$1.60 doeen; Jacxrabblta, $1.50 dosen.
UBKitBia nomtnai. rresn ureswn famy fail
cream twins and triplets, 17c: daisies, 1714c:
xoung America, lac.
Hops, Wool and Rides.
HOPS -Buying price, enotca zzmsej prima
21U21ttc; medium to prims, 20Q2oltci medium
WOOL Nominal, 1918 ellp: Willamette vol.
coarse Ootswoid, 10c lb.; medlnm ghroo.
baying' pries $LW .tab. Shipping Station!
garlic State lb.. - - '
APPLES Ppltsenberg, $1.8602.25 Mortbera
Spy, $1.2532.00. . Jonathan 8102; abode
laiana Ureeulng. Sl.W'fll.za: W la tar Bananas,
110-82.50; Ortley $I,6O$2.00; Qravensteln.
$1.0Oru) 1.75 per boa-; cooking grades, 7bc81.00.
POTATOES Selling price: Birra choice,
tl.l5tl.2fi; choice, $1.15; ordinary, 61.00 Wck;
baying price, carloads. Too; extra fancy, sorted,
II; ordinary, T68oe oooatry. points; sweets,
12 per ewt. - , . . , . -.m,, .
Meats, Tish sad Pravlstona " .
DRESSED MEATS Selling price Oonstry
killed: Hogs, fancy, lOQlOftc; ordinary. 10c;
rough and heavy, 9e; - fancy teals, 18Vtl
ordinary, HHeiSc; poor, tfilOej lambs. 10c;
Button, 8c: goats, 4Qie.
HAMS, BACON, Em Bams J21ei break
fast bacon, 19327Hc; boiled ham, 2ie plo
Blcs, 16e: cottage ( ).
MEATS Packing house Steers, No. 1 stock,'
18c; cows, No. 1 stock, 2ei ewes, 9c; wetben,
toe; lambs, 12c; pork loins, 19 Ho; dressed
hogs, 18He. .
OySTEHS Shoalwater bar, par gallon ( )
per 100 lb. sack ( ); Olympla, per gallon,
$3.50; per 100 lb. sack ( ); canned eastern,
66c caa; $6X0 dosea; eastern, in shell. $L76J
2.00 per 100; raaor clams. $2.00J2.25 boa; east
.n oysters, per gallon, solid pack, $3.00.
riSH Nominal. .Dressed flounders. To; hall,
bnt 6B'10c; striped baaa. 17c: sllTeralde salmoa
56c; Chlnooka ( ; halibut, 812c; aolea, Tes
shrimps, 12 He; perch, 8e lb.; lobsters, aoe lb. I
black bass, 10c; silver smelt. To; shad ( );
black cod, 8c; sturgeon, 12ei dressed tomeod,
8c. -
LARD Tierces. I2)es eoapooad. tierces,
llHc v - ,
CUABS Large, $1,601 medium, $1 dosea.
Oroessiea
SUGAR Cube, $5.00; powdered, $8.40; trait
Hope For Bald
Heads
Well-Known Politician., Nearly Bald
Now Has Heavy Growth of Hair.
Tells How He DM It.
A western politician, well known on
account of his baldness and ready wit,
surprised his friends by appearing with
a heavy growth of hair; many of his
friends did not know him and others
thought he had a wig. On being asked
how be did it, he made the following
statement: I attribute the growth of mv
hair, to the following simple recipe
which any lady or gentleman
can mix at home: To a half
pint of water add 1 os. of hay rum.
a smaii dox or uaroo compound and M
os. of glyeerlna Apply to the scalp two
6t Ihree times a week with the finger
tips it not only promotes the growth
of the hair but removes dandruff, scalp
humors, and prevents the hair from
falling out It darkens streaked, faded
gray hair and makes the hair soft and
glossy. These ingredients can be pur
chased at any drug store at very little
cost and mixed at home."
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
1
HAVE
SLOW
KIDNEYS
ler
shire, 17c; choice fancy lota, 18c lb.; eastern
Oregon lOllOc, according to shrinkage.
t'UITXIM Vll (JASUAllA BAHii 1813, ear
lots, AVjr; lees than car lots, 40.
MOHAiit ivy nominal boc.
HIDES Dry hides, 2223c lb.:
12c; salted hides, 13c; bulls, green salt. 8J
9c; kips, 18ailc; calrea, dry, 25c; calf skins
salted or green, 18c; green hides, lc less than
salted; sheep pelts, salted, shearings, 10(2 25c
dry, 10c.
Traits and Vegetables.
BERRIES Huckleberries, 9c lb.; cranberries
local, 89; eastern $U.5012 barrel.
ritE8H FRUITS Oranges. uareL 14 JW h..
naoas, 4V4tf5c lb.; lemons, $3138.60; limes, 11.50
per 1O0; grapefruit, Florida. $630.25; pineapples
ottoic; (H-.tu, wmiivci arapea,
Coras,
AUa;7c: neaches. fancy. S0617uc
izy-c er a id. dsskci; other vsxIsHm.
cords, tl.10ffll.65; pears, $1.50.
VEGETABLES Turnips, $1.16; beets. $1.18:
rarrota. II. '6: nsrsnlns. 81.15 aacki Mhh...
$1.25; California tomatoes, $1.6501.75; green
onions, 12tyc per dosen bunches; peppers, bell.
Kaec: head lettuce, 40(2 SOc dosen: cWt mrA
70c; egg plant, 10c; cauliflower, 65c$1.25
dosen; artichokes, $1.75 dosen; sprouts, llci
string beans, 12c lima bsana, 12 Ho lbT? peaa.
(rl7c.
I UMONS-rJobbU price $2.00(32.80: carload
Eat lea meat If yon feel Baekachy or
nave bladder trouble Taxa
glasi of Salts.
fc.a. ,
No man or woman who eats meat res.
ularly can make a mistake by flushina
the kldneya occasionally, says a well-
known authority. Meat forms urio acid
which excites ths kldneya they become
overworked from the strain, get sluggish
and fail to filter the waste and poisons
rrom tne oiood. then we get-slok.
Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver
trouoie, nervousness, dimness, sleep
lessness and urinary disorders come
zrom sluggish kldneya
The moment you feel a dull acha In
the kidneys or your back hurts or If
the urine is cloudy,, offensive, full of
sediment, Irregular of passage or at
tended Dy a sensation of scalding, stop
eating meat and get abont four ounces
of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a
taoiespoomui in a glass of water before
breakfast and in a few days your kid
neys will act fine. This famoua salts
is made from the add of grapes and
lemon Juice combined with llthla, ani
nas oeen usea ror generations to flush
and stimulate the kidneys, also to neu
tralize the aclda In urine so it no Ionr
causes Irritation, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Baits Is Inexpensive and cannot
injure; ma as a aengntrui effervescent
mma-waier anna wnicn everyone
should take now and then to keep ths
the kidneys clean and aotlve and the.
Diooa pure, tnereoy avoiding serious
noney complications.
or berry, $3.20; beers, tS.0tt try geanaUtea.
sa.2o; 1 yellow. $.M. t Abuse, oetauma are
ia days set eaeb.) -., - ,
. BEANS maU wilts, t-0t large Wbrle,
0ci plug, 401 lluiaa, 6S4o; pinks, Uv hae
TiCB--JspaB style. No. 1. BHCSKel Hew'
Orleans, head, 8fl7ei Craoto. 6 fee.
HONEY New, M.78 per caae. . k :
SALT Corr, half greaods, 100s, US
too; 60s $10.75; table dairy, Km, $U loa, I
$17.80; bskw, 2.R eatra fine barrels, fa, 84i
sod 10s, $5.25O0.OOi lump rock. $4.60 per W'
ralnta aad Oils, . ,
USBIED OIL Kaw ubla. 6e per gatt ket-i
tie boiled, Dbla 68c gal.; raw easea tlsi bolM
easae, 3e (aLt lota of too gallons, le least
all cake meal, $44 per .ton. v .
WHITS LEAD Toa lota. So ssS lb. I 80S Ik.
lota 8e per lb.; less lota, 8e per lb,
OIL MEAL Carload lota, $84. ,
TUHPENTINJS Jn esseav T3r Wood barrsU,
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MIXED SHEEP
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48
WES.
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