PORThAND SECOND TO
NFW YORK flY IN
Mbii;; 'I vim win-i
, -' V " ,11
SHIPMENT OF WHEAT
r "a
Fig
igures for Month of Cereal i
:. Exports Received; Local j fT
Port Fifth for 7 Months,
i Cardiganshire, from Europe and orient. Mar. 2fl
j KwliteBtilre. from nuroi tail orient., Aortl S3
. Sua to Desert. -Roanoke,
for gan Diego and way.... Mar. JI
Hearer. Ran Pedro and war. . . . . . . .Mar. 1
! a. B. Stetson, for Alaak ....... .. .Mar. 13
Ko City, for gan Pedro and way. ... .Mar. ir
Ocluault. for Alaska ....Mar. 18
Baxonia, for orient and Europe. .... .Mar. 30
Cardiganshire, for orient and Europe.Mar. 20
BoUnerabire, for Orient and Europe. .April 27
Front Salt Francisco.
Steamers Harrard and Vale, alternating,
leave Su Francisco for San Diego on Mon
days. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday",
connecting with steamers from Portlnd.
Northbound, they arrWe at Sa Francisco
on Tuesdays, Thursday. Saturdays and Hun
days. Vessels ia Fort. ,
Am. snip..
Burgess. Am. bk., Uowe
I Oakland. Am. acb , 8t. Helens
I St Nicholas, Am. chip Aatorls
i.riK,,fM..h inn. Reus. bk... Clark Wiisoa
i Sue H. fclmore. Am. ss Supple
i Columbia. Am. acb..'. North Pacific Mill
the Hence, Am. sen... Astoria
lurtland. Am. a . uregon uryaovs
Ot-neral Hubbard, Am. as Westport
Portland stood second among
hipping ports of the United States in 1
Wheat exports, according to the month- j Messina, Br. aa Inman-Pontaen
ly table of exports received by Collec
top of Customs Thomas C. Burke this
morning. New York alone stood ahead
of this port.
In addition to thls-distlnctlon Port
land stands fifth among the cereal ex
porting ports of the country on totals
of cereals exported during the first
seven months of the year 1313-14, New
York, the combined Maryland ports.
New Orleans and the combined Wash
ington ports having exceeded! this port.
With five months remaining of the ce
real year this standing may be changed
In favor of the port by J'une J.
According to the government statis
tics. Portland exported during January
1.024.58S bushels of wheat, valued at
S886.&93, while New, York, the only
port having greater exports, sent 1.
786,060 bushels, valued at 11,777,100.
lJtirlng the year Portland has exported
wheat valued at J5.109.545. Flour ex
ports show Oregon fourth with flour,
valued at $376,505.. and a total for' the
year of $2,292,444. In the combined
flour and wheat ' exports Portland
shipped $1,528,713 In cereals, half a
million behind New York and $200,000
In excess of the combined Puget sound
ports.
WILL BEGIN WORK ON GATES
Construction to Commence at Celilo
Early Next Week
Construction of the lock gates on the
Celilo canal will be started next week,
according to Major Jay J. Morrow of
the-U. 8. engineers, who returned yes
terday from a trip of inspection to
the canal. Full forces of men are em
ployed on the canal now and with the
exception of the two and a half months
during which high water will stop the
work no reduction will be made till
the canal is completed.
Erroneous reports; were in circula
tion today that the. force has been
greatly cut but according to Major
Morrow every available- piece of ma
chinery Is being operated. Two hun
dred men employed in doing some odd
ends of work were laid dCf some time
ago hut aside from that reduction none
has even been anticipated. The con
struction of the lock gates is one of
the final steps In the construction of
the canal and will bo. commenced next
week.
year-old daughter, Gertrude, was
found guilty by a jury in the circuit
court last night after it had been out
12 hours. Whitman's attorney. How
ard M. BrownelJ, has been allowaJ
ten days in which to file a motion for
a new trial and 60 days to file a bill
of "exceptions. .
Bob Cats Plentiful.
Hood River, Or.. March 7. The past
month has been the record month In
Hood, River county for the killing of
bob cats. Thirty-six ' cat scalps were
presented to the county court this . ses
sion, on which a bounty of XI each wa
granted. Three large cougar skins
were also displayed before the court
and a bounty of $10 each was allowed.
Spence at Salem. .
Salem, Or March 7.-C E. Spence;
master of the state grange, is here to
day for the purpose of submitting to
the secretary of state the forms of
two proposed Initiative, measures, one
Chinook, dredge Alaska uock
Hear. Am. s Alnswortb
lielfcraTin, Ger. , Alblna
Gleuroy, Br. t Mnnton
St Theodore, Br. s Bantlelds
Yellowstone, Am. as.... irving j
Northland, Am. ss Rainier j
I.eelenaw. Am. ss Oceanic
Navajo, Am. as.: Supple
En Route to Load Oraut.
Name Sailed from
Deaaix, Fr. acb Hamburg
Heurlette. Oer. scb Callao
lean, Fr. bk Newcastle, ling.
Barinbek, Oer. bk Sauta Kosalin
El bin. Nor. bk...; Bahla Blanco
Miscellaneous Ea Soute.
Crown of Toledo, Br. as ..Antwerp
Crown of Aeragun, Br. ss .ban Francisco
Lord Lonsdale, Br. se Antwerp
bientra, Br. atr Comax
a Boot to Load Lnmbei.
Mame-- . Sailed '.rom
Baron Napier. Br. ss Otsru
Howth, Br. bk..., Newcastle ling.
ilarflete, Br. as -....San rrancisco
Hudson Maru, iap. as Yokohama
Kinross, Br. ss Victoria
Orteric, Br. sc Valparaiso
King Cyrus, Am. scb Wellington
Stratberauick, Br. ss Honolulu
Earpalyce. Br. as .....Eureka
Samar, Br. eoh. Callao
'iarpenbek, uer. sen.. Santa lioealla
Bra-Kar. Nor. ss Buenos Ay res
Queen Eugenie. Br. ss , Bremerton
Irene, Am. sen Hobart
Matbew Turner, ,Am. sch Iquiqal
Salem, Am. scb Newcastle. N. S.W.
Asumasan Mara, Jap. ss Kobe
Wm. Nottingham, Am. scb Antifogasta
Ixrnipac, Br. ss Amsterdam
Eccleaia, Br. ss Honolulu
Strotbblone, Br. str Newcastle
Sclveig, Nor. its Sau Francisco
E. B. Jackson, Am. sch San Francisco
Daily River Readings.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
LADD & TILTON BANK
At the Close of Bifsiness, March 4, 1914
RESOURCES
Loans and discourits . . . .$ 7,699,241.91
Stocks and bonds 355o996!78
Customers' liability on letters of credit.... v. 89,110.82
Real estate . . . 60,000.00
Cash on hand and due from banks 4,499,083.07
LIABILITIES
Capital stock fully paid
Surplus, and undivided profits ......
Reserved for taxes and interest
Letters of credit .... ........
Deposits ; ,
,.
$15,898,432.58
.$ 1,000,000.00
. 1,276,119.79
49,000.00
89,110.82
. 13,484,201.97
$15,898,432.58
c -So
o . o
STATIONS. z 5
S S3 &$ 3
Lewlston 24 6.r. O 0
I hiatllla 25 4.3 0.1 0,
Kugene 10 7.5 .4 0
Albany 2i 11. 1 0.2 0
Sulem v... 2 H. O
YVilKonville :T I Hi. 6 0.5 O
Portland IS i 8.9 O O
()Rslng; JKallinR.
ECCENTRICITIES OF MRS
DROWN TOLD IN COURT
SUBMIT TO REPAIRS
MUST
German Steamer Saxon ia Was
Damaged Considerably.
Advices received from the home of
fice of the Hamburg-Amerluan Steam
ship company are that the accident
suffered by the German steamer Sax
onla in their service at Tsingtau re
cently was more serious than had been
suspected and that ahe will not be al
lowed to cross the Pacific. Tempor
ary repairs will be made in the orient
after which she wilfl return to Ham
burg. '
The Saxonia has on board consider
able cargo for this port and it is pre
sumed that this will be sent over on
the German steamer Sudmark, the next
regular' liner due heire April 30. The
Hudiharlt Is one of the new steamers
4 built "for the Hamburg-American com.
pany and is making her first trip to
this port.
Oakland, Cal., March 7. With the
resumption Tuesday of the trial of
I Mrs. Drown, accused of murdering
s her husband. Archer Drown, it was un-
derstood today that more evidence
would be, offered in support of the de
I fense's plea that the prisoner was
mentally irresponsible at the time of
the shooting.
The , witnesses on the stand late
yesterday all told of her eccentricities,
and, despite the prosecution's efforts
on cross examination, Mrs. Drowns
counsel expressed confidence at ai
JourmSent that no Jury would convict
a woman whom so many agreed was
unbalanced. At the session's conclu
sion, a three days' recess was taken.
IAMDING PROCEEDS RAPIDLY
Belgravia and Glenroy Cargoes to
Be Completed First of Week.
Cargo is fast being, placed In the
holds of the two oriental liners, the
German steamer Belgravla and thrs
British steamer Olenroy and both ves
selu will leave Portland the first of
the week. The Glenroy is now at the
Clark & Wilson mill at I.lnnton loading
2.000.000 feet of lumber while the Bel
gravla moved from the Portlaind Flour
ing Mills to Albina dock to complete
her cargo. Both steamers will be full
when they leave here.
ARGUMENT ON BRAINS
RESULTS IN DIVORCE
Tacoma, Wash., March 7. "Women
haven't brains enough to hold office
and shouldn't be allowed to vote." The
above remark by her husband, George
F. Strong, was the basis for crueUv
charges, which today secured for
Louise Strong a divorce in JuUg-o
Easterly's court.
"Where is there a woman with as
mueh'bt'Jlins as Theodore Roosevelt?"
the husband is alleged to have in
quired, to which Mrs. Strong replied,
that if one took time to look around,
plenty of woman Just as brainy would
be found. And from this, the misun
derstanding grew, until Strong is al
leged to have turned his wife out, and
to have gone to Alaska.'
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
The Northwestern National Bank
of Portland
T i. At the Close of Business, March 4, 1914
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $1,483,931.97
U S. Bonds 50,000.00
Uther Bonds and Securities 641 395 ?4
Bonds Loaned w'oQOM
i'urmture and Fixtures 42 400 00
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks 1,182,976!09
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In ,
Reserved for Taxes
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Bonds Borrowed ,
Circulation ,
Deposits
$3,410,903.30
500 000.00
11,643.75
88,187.64
10,200.00
50.000.00
2,750.871.91
$3,410,903.30
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
After losing Reveral hour through
being fog bound at Astoria, the North
Pacific Steamship company's steamer
-Alliance, Captain Iofstedt reached
Columbia dock last night. She brought
45 passengers and her usual full cargo
of freight from Marshfleld and Kureka,
General merchandise to the extent of
.650 tons comprise the cargo of. the
team schooner Stanley Dollar, due in
the river tomorrow morning in the
Arrow line service.
The Standard Oil tanker Catania
reached Wlllbrldge last night with 19,
000 barrels of fuel oil.
Bound for the wpst coast of South
America the American schooner Vir
ginia was taken down th riiver by the
Ocklahama this morning. Captain
Vlrshuleit entered hln cargo as 658,748
feet of lumber valued at $6531.
Captain Daniels of the steamer
I.eelanaw cleared hfs vessel from the
custom house this morning with 2000
tons of wheat and 500, tons of flour
for San Francisco. She 1 will leavn
Portland for Honolulu March 15 on her
next trip.
worn on ir.e channel between the
Hawthorne bridge end Knman-Poulsen
iumoer company s dock will connence
Wednesday. Considerable delay in
completing the bulkheads to restrain
the material pumped out has been rp t
-with owing to high water, but thr re
talntng walls will be compiVeted Mon
day or Tuesday.
BOY PLACED TIES ON
RAILROAD TRACK
Roseburg. Or., March 7.
with placing railroad ties on the rail
road tracic near Dillard last Sundav in
an attempt to wreck the southbound
ttoseDurg-uienaaie local, Willie Keller,
me j.t-year-oia son or G. E. Keller, of
uiuara, was arrested and after con
fessing, he was committed to the rp-
form school. The arrest was made by
oneriu vjujne ana a (Southern Pacific
detective arter a quiet Investigation.
WMtman Found Guilty.
Eugene, Or., March 7. Ehen Whit
man, of the Mohawk valley, accused
of criminal asault upon his sever
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
Portland Trust & Savings Bank
At the Close of Business, March 4, J914
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $ 677,840.79
Stocks and Bonds ' 1161883.57
Real Estate. Furniture and Fixtures 222.907.01
Cash and Due from Banks 403,106.66
$1,420,738.03
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Deposits ,
300.000.00
66.122.61
1,054,615.42
$1,420,738.03
DIRECTORS OF BOTH INSTITUTIONS
H. L. PITTOCK, Chairman
Charles H. Carey.
7. W. Ieadbetter.
A. S. Charlton.
Ii. B. Menefee.
3. D. ParreU.
A. 8. Kichola.
Wm. I. Fenton.
Emery Oknstead.
Geo. H. Kelly. -John
Twohy.
Combined Deposits - - - $3,805,48733
. m.
San
MARINE NOTES
' A'torl. Or... March 7. 0i?lcp at 11 i
-Jjtesmer J. A. Chunsiv. ; from ptrt
rrsnMsco. March 7. AlrrlTPrt at 6 s m
-Takn March . Ai-rWed --Fllrttltsb steamer.
Bm-ale Dollar, from, Fortlundl. ra" I
Melbourne. Man Ii 4 i.ri.i ,,.,. ,
etmmer V;lnsn. from Portland.
AstnrU.-Msrr'.i . Sailed ( : p. m.stea
er Riglnaw. for Sn Francis.. m
t?-:r"i?c!"co'.M"r"'b 3 '""d '
. ST i. L7 r,!n": tean..-r Rnnnnke; '
at 3 p. in.-,Hteauier BesT.-r. for Portland. !
Atwa. Or.. March 7.--Cjdltton at the
rmwith,f the rlw at a. nl., sm.wth; llirht !
- - .. i"HKJ.i
' Tides at Astoria Sunday.
High water :i!4 a. m.. H i feet; II 24
in.. 0.7 feet. Low water S. 38 t. ni
feei 4UK p. m., 0.1 foot.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
4.1
Sua to arrive:.
Roanoke, froin Han Pedro and ws... Mar
Rece, from San Oleco and way... Mar"
t'rlcket, frou San Kranclsca. . . . . . tr
Tlerton, from Seattle . . . 1 ; . Mar
Ran Haroon. from Han Pranciara. . ...Mar'
; lloae I'lty. from San Pranrlsen ...Mar'
mcinaw, imnt Ban tsiicImcw. ...... .Mar Is
Bear, from San Diego and iay... vi.Mjir" IX
aiouis. from Europe and wrient. ... .liar.' 20
HIBERNIA SAVINGS BANK
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
STATEMENT AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 4, 1911
RESOURCES !
Loans and discounts ......
Real estate, furniture and fixtures........
Stock and securities
Bonds and warrants
U. S. government 4 bonds.
Warrants of state of Oregon
City of Portland improvement bonds.
Other bonds and -warrants
Cash on hand and due from banks.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock ..
Surplus and undivided profits
Dividends unpaid .......... ,
Savings and time deposits . ..... i i .
Demand deposits ...............I..,.,
Total deposits ...:... A:. . i . .
$1,774,434.69
62,076.19
472.49
.$
55,250.00
100,461.36
365,639.78
10,345.00
$1,810,343.75
961,967.47
531.696.14
703,295.89
$3,071,975.40
$ 200,000.00
99,012.18
652.00
i
2,772,311.22
$3,071,975.40
to abolish the state' aenate and the
other to provide for proportional rep
resentation in the legislature. The
measures are being proposed by the
grange. Farmers? union. Farmers' So
ciety of Equity. People's Power league
and the State Federation of Labor.
JEachi Accuses the Other.
Vancouver, B. C, March I 7. H. F.
Clark and Frank Davis, who were to be
hanged here today for the murder of
Constable Archibald, who caught them
In tha act of burglarising sr store, were
granted reprieves of '16 days by'-the
Canadian r cabinet. The men accuse
each other of the crime. The reprieve
may determine which one actually did
the shooting.
Kills Wife WiUi Club.
Butte. Mont.. March 7. Word waa
received that Joe Glennon, a prospec
tor, had killed Ma wife with a club
and cut his own throat, dying, at Gib
sonvllle, Idaho. !
CONDENSED REPORT OF
The United States National Bank
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
Submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency at the Close of
Business, March 4, 1914
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts .....$ 6,001,176.34
United States Bonds at Par
Municipal .and Railway Bonds
Bank Building ....
Cash in Vaults
Due from Banks . .
.$2,147,313.67
. 1,902,764.76
1,115,000.00
1,516,112.49
125,000.00
4,050,07a43
Total . . $12,807,367.26
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 1,000,000.00
Surplus 1,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 176,665.05
Dividends Unpaid 35,252.00
Circulation 800,000.00
Deposits 9,795,450.21
Total . $12,80767.26'
REPORT OP THE CONDITION Sf
Merchants National Bank
Washington and Fourth Streets, Portland, Oregon
. At the Close of Business, March 4, 1M
" ;
RESOURCES II
STATEMENT OF CONDITION, OF
Geo. W. Bates & Co.
Bankers
PORTLAND, OREGON
At the Close of Business, March 4,
1914
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts . . i $505,140.28
Bonds, securities, etc. 73,599.85
Banking house, furniture, fixtures, real estate 65,907.99
Cash in vault and due from banks 224,126.24
Total , $868,774.36
LIABILITIES
Capital stock . . .' ". 100,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits . . . . . . . 7,838.12
Deposits 760,936.24
Total $868,774.36
CONDENSED REPORT
Hartman & Thompson, Bankers
PORTLAND, OREGON
At Close of Business, March 4, 1914
RESOURCES
Loajis and discounts $222,506.80
Stocks and bonds ... i 128,170.00
Furniture and fixtures, real estate 32,155.84
Cash on hand and due from banks 130,887.45
$513,720.09
LIABILITIES
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits 17,373.93
Deposits , 396346.16
$513,720.09
REPORT OF Tj'HE CONDITION OF
Scandinaviari-American Bank
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
At the close of business March 4, 1914.
RESOURCES
Loans and 'discounts .4 $1,185,153.05
Stock, bonds and securities 236,833.61
Real estate, furniture and! fixtures 49,517.00
Cash and due from banks . 503,026.56
$1,974,530.22
LIABILITIES
Capital stock
Surplus and profits
Deposits ...... f ... .
.$ 100,000.00
20,915.40
. 1,853,614.82
$1,974,530.2-:
Loans and Discounts
United States Bonds
Premium on Bonds
Other Bonds, Stocks and Warrants ...
Real Estate and Mortgages ,
Furniture and Fixtures
Banking Premises 7... " "in
v-asn ana iue irom Hanks
..$1,992,822.93
.V- 433,000.00
i. 8,480.00
824,022.15
. a. 30.750.00
f2.500.00
1,218,683.66
SO
LUBILITIES
Capital Stock ;
Surplus and Undivided Profits . . .
National Bank Notes Outstanding
Dividends Unpaid
Deposits ,
i
CONDENSED REPORT OF
THE CITIZENS BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON
At the Close of
RESOURCES
Cash and due from. Banks
Loans ,
City of Portland Bonds,...
Overdrafts
Real Estate and Fixtures .
Business. March 4, 1914
Capital paid in
Surplus and Profits
Deposits i...
LIABILITIES
.$250,258.03
. 416.788.88
. 109,440.00
12.21
. 6,554.64
$78j,053.76
.$100,000.00
. 20.712.55
. 662 341.21
$783,053.76
Total deposits March 4, 1914..
Total deposits March 4, 1913..
Gain in deposits'
f $4,626,767.42
ft
i-i$ 500.000.00
107,758.02
...... 300,000.00
i$. 648.25
i& 3,718.361.15
P $4,626,767.42
. .$3718,361.15
. . 3399,938.06
. .$ 318,423.09
iri
t REPORT OF CONDITION OF?!
The First National Bank
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
At the Close of Business, March 4, t)14
RESOURCES
.$230,
230,653.58
101.82
Loans and discounts .....$
J. S. and other bonds
Bank building
Cash and exchange rj225,555.89
70,000.00
$1944,311.29
LIABILITIES
Capital stock $ J500,000.no
Surplus and undivided profits . .' ,177,728.1l
Circulation 803,215.00
Deposits ly 163,338.18
. .
$1941,311.20
; jfc
S'
STATEMENT OF CONDITION (fc'
. ': F
Lumbermens National Sank
OF PORTLAND - !
At Close of Business, March 4, 194
if
RESOURCES "
Loans and discounts , i .,180,809.81
U. S. bonds to secure circulation 250,000.0)
U. S. Bonds to secure government deposits, 100,000.00
Municipal bonds and pre- . jj
miums ..$1,003,018.36 f
Other bonds 75,869.00 $1,078,887.36
Furniture and fixtures ' it 56,600.00
Due from U. S. Treasury M 12.500.00
Cash on hand and in banks, 4588,588.26
ri :
Total $567,385.43
' ' jit;
LIABILITIES if
Capital .,000,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits 171,399.08
Circulation 250,000.00
Dividends unpaid & 94.50
Deposits I ,145,891.85
Total $,567,385.43
, m
. -n-
STATEMENT OF CONDITION QF
Security Savings and Trust Company
PORTLAND, OREGON
At Close of Business, March 4, 19g
. I
RESOURCES
Loans
Bonds, warrants
r ...
Keai estate
" If
Customers' liability, under letters of credit. . ,127,i58 25
Cash and due from correspondents .2,655,510.59
.$$,329,102.10
.11,533,800.82
-None
-f.
LIABILITIES
Capital
Surplus and undivided profits
Letters of credit ; . . .
Reserved for taxes . . . :
Deposits
,646,371. 76
.Ml ,000 .000.00
r
M 535,009.21
m i ii jxsi
i ,'
29,690.0ti
.it,9io,ij:.;7
3! 3.
"Si:
, ft