The Oregon daily journal., April 06, 1917, Page 21, Image 21

THE OREGON PAILYx; JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIP AY, APRIL 6. 1917. '
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COUNTRY WIDE REVIVAU OF
EGG TRADE SHOVING -: ;
ADDED STRENGTH IN
FRONT STiARiS
Sales of Current Receipts Jbn Lim
ited JWay at 29c, With Bulk
Wtrqnnd 28 Ho Candled Stock
Goes to 30c Paget Sound Buyer
;'o bids mowau ;""
tats ,1 ths 47 there u r further
vtrentthahiag of egg values eloag the (treat
ana" Vide - ef wholesalers to eeuatrr shippers
were eevaaesd. to 88$9o ft doses.
The egg market .coatiiraea to how galaloe,
strength with ft farther fractional advance in
th price. Safe are being (Bad in t Uu-Utd
way for cub count at 20e ft doaen with ea&-
died a blgh aft UCM but tbe talk of the iwrf
tneut of cue eooot u at i&ttc; la fact this la
aU say of the real snippers era offering.
Puget sound eontlonca to taJca liberal sen
piles of eggs here and salp'Deuts itt also be
inT made to some points In the rolauft Bib
pire altbongh tha former coutlouaa .the chief
sues sure of strength. -
lUeeipte of .tni are showing practically no
tamiar along the atroct for the laat few
daye; while demeod la better. The demand
wertoua .to Easter la ...ware more or leaa ea
cited -and thla seasoa aeetne to bare been ae
exition to tbo rale,
ttotira demand la qnlte fair Hit there are
obj lew operator at prevailing figures,
, ..: . I 1
SMALL StTrLIES OP BROCCOLI
Small : supplies of Douglas county broccoli
ma arrlrlntr la. tha local trade with Quality
fair. Sates are reported . generally at $1.7j
par crate. CftUforuia a took generally of poor
quality.
SPINACH MARKET SAGGING
Becanee of the mote liberal afferlnn of
VHm f anwa a took., there la a tugging tone' for
waua waua apuiaco a tne local iraae. . . cause
are showa. trota tl t l.iU a crate.
JtEATS. ARB JUST HOLDING
Practically, aa changes are Indicated la the
' market fur country killed tnata during, the
oar. - Veala are generally sell (jig at 14I4tt
tot tope with one or two sold at 16c, while
Hogs are at Mto cur tops.
CORN ' PRODUCTS ADVANCING
rurjh .-. advances are being forced almost
caiiy tot oorn products a.i urer tne country
Dseaase or tne exireaieiy Dign price ror corn.
urn meal waa up auots
tier dime a bale . fur
tae oaj.
SUGAR MARKET VERY STRONG
Market ' for eujtar baa been rerr firm. Id
the eaat elnac war aieparationa atarted and
thla baa atrenrtnenaa tha raeiric coaat trade
"bo narket ema to be la -the hand of
fw big lutereau.
BRIEF NOTES OP THE TRADE
'fanpy Calif oBnla -elerr eelllng at BT crate.
Aparagua gneraflr clltng at e.for- wtlt.
Lemooe ahow a fur t bar adrance of 25c in
the eouth: uochanrctl here. .
Oreat atreDgih ahown lti the butter and
cheree aaairketa.
Chicken remain firm with limited offerlnga.
Lettuae 1 holding firm for beat quality
. 'BftftO. . ;. Mr - ,..
SHIPPERS' WEATHER NOTICE
' Weather boreaa adrlaesi Prltect ahlpment. I
mrin tiu. n.,r a h , b. 1
Prltect- ahlpment
attle agaUaU mlnlmnm teraperaturva of abont J
4 aeueeofc. oorioeeai u ipvseae. argreea; l
. oortnsast to Spokane. 84 degreea;
sou theaat to Bolae, SO degrees; eouth to Ash-
landL 8 degreea. allnlaium temperatato at
lNa-tlaxd tuplght about 44 degrees.
JOBBING: PRICES N PORTLAND
'Theee prices' are tboae at which whoVeaalsr
Sell to xatailers, exenpt aa otberwlae stated:
" -; dairy Produce.
BDTTEa Creamery prlnta la paraffins
wrappers, extraa, 48c; prime f Irate, tUi firata,
ftOe; cubea, lelea; cartons, le adrance.
BUTTKRf AT Portland delivery No- 1
cream, 44c.
KOOS SedUng prtcu: Case count, SSH(329c
pec doxen; buying price, 2oHc; aelllng price
ecwUed, 80c
lAVh. POULTRY Hn.' heavy Prymonth
Bocke, ' 22c per -lb.; ordinary chickens, 2Xi;
sUga, 18e: brailere, nnder lba., 4td dos j
' 20ftf24c; aqua be, $2 dwen; geese, lire. 12Q
18c; Pekla ducks, young, 23c: Indlaa ftua-
. nere, . young. 22c old-ducks, 20Q2ie per lb.;
pigeons, li5 dosea. a
CHEESE ReiUua- price: Preah Ore (ran fancr
fall cream trlpleU, -"5c; Xoang America. 2rto.
Price' to Jobbers:' Plata, 28c; Young America.
24a f. e. b.; cream brar, 2TC28e, Liinburg
er, 232Be; block Swlaa. 848oc. 1
Praah Pruita and Tegetablea.
, PaBSU JfHUlTS Oranges, narel, 2-00a
b.a jiw Bumu, ai: per id.: lemona.
S2.T6tf4.2S; OaUfornia grapefruit, S2.SOQXI5:
Torlda,- a6.0t)J.0O; aeara, 81t0a2-O0.
local, t per. box; eastern, 88160 per barrel'.
' APPLES LocaV iWcto7a.tH, according to
ajUSIHf
ONIOSS No. 1. Ill: Ho. a tAtn -
ecntal, ,
POTATOES Selling price- Local M.50O
S.T6. Buying .. prU.e. Ordinary sUsDiar.
a.0: ifcweeta No. 1. M.fiO.
VKQBTABLK3 Turni-M, l.T5JiOo Wck;
. carrots. Al.i: oarauiaa. 8.110: nhh i.t
6 per lb; California. 4j4c lb.; green on
ions, ,25c -i doaen bunchee: peppera, 40c lb:
ma tnraci, iwvi.ia crate; celery, 87
' ciiwj. wmnwQii 9s.wua.au; cucumoera. Toe
421.60 doaen; , tomatoea, $3.60 sag; ess
Il.to&M.OO box: ucas. 12Ue- ,P.niin.J?
uaunuraia. x.a crate; aaparagua, t(tllOo per
:- aia. i iyiw tt.wiA.u yV uta
- JCeftta, Piah and rvmslona.
, DRSSSK0 AlXvATS Selllna? nrlc. ,.
killed beat hoga. 18iV,o; 'orttnary, n Q
J7Hc: beat eala, 14ljie; -ordinary Teakf
1813e. heaTy, U? 4e; roat, dajoel
lambs, lai7e
auuttou. 12loi beaf.
MOawIfiO UKAT Haraa, e2T per Tb
urwnii iiinni. ws'Jc; picnics, wcj cot
exuorta. smoked. 24o oer lb.
Lm.u r KatUe rendered, tierces. 8314a lb ;
standard Zicf lard compouzd. ltte. .
u l siiuii-a iiijmpoi. gauon. a&QO; rannrS
1JM per iw; rsaor ciama, I ); eastera
vera, pec galloa, solid pack. X2.78.
PISH Dressed flounders. 7e: ChlBMa i
tounoers, tc; Chlaoak sal.
Vic. lobstora, --)rsiri
anon, aw, pervu. eiftci iiwan, t );
smelt. c; salmoa
sixci reaoir clama, 20c doen
ixc
CBAB
Larsc, 82.00; medium. 81.73 doaon-
herring. 6
; black cod, e lb.
erecenea.
COAECube. -to V: iwdered, go. 70; fruit
or berry. $8.10: tionolain, $s.06; beet, $t3oI
cry graaaiaieo, aa.io; u yeuow. $7.60. Abore
uvauu(a wax-- aw a aw-i, ajsfsjn
HONK Y New. ai.00ClJ.2fi per eaao.
EiCB Japan atyle. No. a, 4 Vc; New Or
leans head, ftc; blue tore. 6Uc ' .
oAL'iV-Ooarse, bait crounda, 100a 811 ne
ilal(feirrfa-r
$28.00; lump rock, $20.00 ton.' . 7
BJAANS Small white, l3ej large - white
Ue;uina. iOc; llmaa. 14c; aaJSa, "5;
J'Hoas. 'Wool and Bides.
- uors-jomioai: Kayine- price. 1B18 eroo.
ordinary. Soei selected. V:; contracts. Tft
nee lb. - . . 7 1
WOOL Nominal: Wlllametta Taller eora
Cotawold, a24c; medium Shropahlre 4oS
2c; fine. oa,40c; eattem Oregon ataple. gaS
aac per lb. coarse and a-edinnx. 42c7.
- HIDES Baited hides, 25 IbT. ,ni u- lBc.
saiiea nasak ou toa. ua op, 14c green anti
"" e ctmi uiuea. Iba.
and np, 16c; greea atag. fx iba. and on. l.-w
ary hides, sac; ary aiu aidea, 26e; drV bora
hides. 81.0O4l2.6O: alt bora hlrie. et A!
6.00; horse hair, 80c: dry long wool Delta. 24?
VKiK!i -ft?. W
vvv, wwiiiiaceg snearilnn.
each, 10i&0c: aalted Icna wool neu.
$1.60Q2.ut salted short wool pelti, each, 60e
fAW--No. 1. 10c; No. 2, fte; grease. 8e
PCUlTTIai OB CASCARA BABJC Buytac
price, per car lots. i7e par lav . ,7?
MOHAIR 1M.7,' SOe to. -
bMSAJguara, 4c; iwrjte,; is Bx ;
.Paints sA; flll ..' : - , "
- 00 AI OIL Water white, la drama saat area
narieis,' jvc per gau J. - ;-- t..-.,-i. .i
UNSBED Oil. . Raw. oLls $1,17 gallon
ketUa boiled,,-bbl., Sl.19; raw. cases. 81.24
Donea. raira. gi.2B gal.K loto of 230 gallona.
WIU'l.B'UtAlH-Tl)a SBts lie A K(M IK
1c less, ".'-'-r-i-.-i. -..-v 'M....
TVBPENTINE -Tank. 07c; caaea, T4c gaL
lota, i2Ki arss lots, Sie, v - Vft
a,,?.03"1,, I1 tltte gaL') die.
Exchanges Closed
; " for Good Friday
; On ceount of Good Friday,
no Bftssions o th KvW York, 4t
' Chlcaro .and other etarn ex-
1 ebanges vera .held duriof th 4t
cay; The Fortlaad Mtrobanu t
j Exchange held no grain, session.
Ml but th Dairy ExchaMa was :
. opa aa-wall as ta atockrarda -
throughout th country.
Onions in Oregon
Almost Too Scant
.To Base Quotation
Within Week None Are Expected
to RemsJn of ! Old' Crop-Textvs
S Stock Rolling..
Vnleae aome one haa a tew onions bold In
aafe deposit raalta. which are aot now, Tta
lble to the trade her, there wOI not be nor
taaa aatek ar:tw of oolooa remalotne; ef
the old crop within (he period of ft week.
Practically no regular slsed onions are
now arallable along the wholesale way. Only
one dealer has any stock to offer at ftO
ftnd he showa no Inclination to eeU. -Country
stocks sbw a each or two here
and there but generally apeaklng there la
norhlne in eight for the trade here.
carioaa of new crop Texas Uertnadag to
now en route to this city but will aot likely
arrire for about a week. Another carload
rrom tnere wiu start toe laat f tha week.
Ana trail an onions to arrtvo an h!u nt.
terod by QaUfbrni Importers around frS pec
PORTLAND DAffil EXCHANGE
Prices between dealers: '"
BUTTER.
TTeek
uxoes m. noa. wed. Toes. Hon. ago.
i ai a B 8
Prime first.... 40 aO SH 88 '88 tS
PUst M 08 86 36 art 86
Dairy ......... 81 do M 80 80 SO
BOOS.
Cnrrent reeelpta.MH 2SH 17 IT
- CHKEKB1.
Tillamook tripa.23, 23 23 23 28 23
Oregoo trips.. ..23 i-3 23 23 23 22
DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST
Saa Fraaeisce Xarket.
Ran Francisco, April 6. (U. P.)
Bxtraa, 40c; prime firata. 89c.
-Batt
Kgga Extraa, 80e; extra firsts. 28e; extra
pwieua, zze; extra iirst putiets, zic.
-j Obeese CaOfarnU fancy, 204c; Orsta, .
uni inpicw, iaacy, 2c
Seattle aUrket
Seattle, April . (U. P.) Batter Natfre
wasmngton creamery, cube, 4Zc; do brick.
enc; ireen camoriua
42e pound.
cube, ale; do brick.
Ecg Select ranch. Sic.
Cheese Oregon triplets, 28c; 'Wisconsin trlp-
wrs, xor; oo xwins, xoet xoang aaaeneft, we,
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Seattle, April . (XT. P.
8 Mi 10c: Takima, 8c.
Potatoes Yakima Gems. $70Q75; awed, $SB;
a, eowAoo per ion.
Saa Franciaoo Karket.
omu V , V. ?T ii.T" r 'mi'xx
Per cental. Delta, J3.004iS.26. with t3.K0 askerl
Baa Pranclaco, April 6 (U. P.) Potatoes
r fancy braad; Oregon Burkanks, S3.40
Onl!
Browa. (10 per each. ex-Inaoaaa,
San Francisco Grain Market.
&mv BffAtUlalMh A 1 at TT 0 aljariaAaaa .
m. dwcj.4i; xioiuw.li cmo. u.ioeu.ivv
a.-. uvpilw, .j. ru , w. ft- a aaar nTla. Mi
2S.2S; do Ked Bnaataa, t3. 10 a 3. 15.
BarlCT Per rental real. iXaifcAl CK o
rnaafatn Oafaf ' ffflaiaal Dl s a. a
xair n Rooa, nonunea.
Kro California nouaDaa.
Oats--Per centaL foa. 1 narthara. I121t
2.80 tor fair to good. ,
New York Sugar and Coffee.
New Tort. Anril 6. (17. P . 1 Toffee Bruit
No. ? Bio, e; No. 4 Santaa, 10a.
Sucrar Oentrifngal, no mtrket quota tloa to
day bat cmsed last sight at $8.06,
a Joint High School FaTored.
Oregon City, April After harlng
had the matter pn saed upon favorably
by the district school boundary board
yesterday, tha residents of tha West
Linn and Willamette school districts
will vote April 20 upon the petition
for a joint high school. It beincr pro
posed to build a' structure costing
$40,000. At the present tfme tha stu
dents from tha wast side of the Wil
lamette river attend the . Oregon City
high school.
WHERE RUSSIA IS EXPECTING A GERMAN DRIVE
Y ' ( ' " J
SCALE OF MILES
25
50 75
too
Dispatches from Ipetrograd tell .
:$ . along th northern end of the
orrenslTO greeted against Petrograd. - A German attack at Pos
- taTjr; wroth of Brinsk (indicateC by : arrow) has been repulsed.
; The Russians considered It a "feeler" leading to the big offensive
r to come. Th Rassian capital lies 800 miles from the nearest bat-
; tie line.,, . -
DEMAND FOR.
POTATO MARKET NOW
E-
WITH PLENTY ORDERS
Bids for Supplies Coming to Port
land From All Sections o the
Cotmt California ; Is Slowest
Market Sales Are Bcttf?r.v "
netnana tar potatoes at anewljir from ererr
part of the Cnlted otates at this time. aV
tnougb the call rrem Calilornta eentisnes )ln
Ited. The middle-weet and the far south as
well ' aa southwest an tbo greatest bidders
for supplies la tha Portland territory at this
una.
There Is fair amount of boslness naaalnc
between speculstors ss4 eastera dealers; soma
or tne rormer cleaning ay miring tne iaxt day
or so wblle additional oroexa front the -east
vgam ivnni vbvxb iv yucvaaas m am
conniry. ,
i While general parefcases or raaey potatoes
are renorted. at 83 dot cental f - o. b. eecmtr
abjpplsg poiats; a dluse shore this has beea
paid. Confirmation of limited deals st 83. IS
ia now arallable.
AJoca Front street the market Is showinr a
flrsier tone with practicaUy no sales to re
taiicrs oe low fs.bu par cental, some are
said to be holding their extra fancy stock as
to 33.75. : .
The allrht luiiaoiaiaeut fsf the Canfornis
situation glres hope that tha dsmsad from
mere wiu soon oe extensiTC. .
BANK STATEMENT OF COAST
Portland Basks.
Clearlaga. Thla Week. f Tear Am.
Monday .......$ 2.590,275.69 2.2t7.500.7
Tuesday ...... 2,6S4.20a,l '.. 2,845.885. 78
Wednesday ...... 2sj'i.9J.87 2,885.008.62
Tharsday 2,808.110.06 1.7S&T8SJ1S
riiday 2.293,22.OT 8,181.501.36
Bsattte Basks.
Ckarlnca
...f ,!0,m.0ft
Balances
aiB,ioa.oa
spekaaa Banks.
Zftcema taaka.
Saa Praacisoo Baaka.'
CleaetBga
044.SM.Sj
S14JU.0O
847.O4W.00
AXS.OS
riearings
balances
. . .
Clearings
....$n021.806.C
ABIERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago, April 8. (X. w. S,) Cogs said at
$16.00, tha highest price rear reeerded, at the
stock yards here today. Tha figure represents
an teerease of $8.00 wlthia a year.
Increased foreign damaad, aoarclty of eon,
aad aa unusually short maxkst ia giren aa tha
Chicago Segs $16.
Chicago April 0. (I. N. 8.) Hoga Re
ceipts 11,000. Msrt 18a to 10c higher
Mixed sad bctchetsf $16-2fil5.&5; good
heary, $l5.7Cei6.0; rough hoary,- 815.5oa
15.60; Hght. $14.85ts0; pigs, $X2.25314.75
bulk, $16.660165.
Cattto stoesipto JS00. Stxiang. Bserea.
$V.OO13.1&; cows and heifers, fo.23ll.73
stock era and feed, a, $8.O0(3iO.M; Texana,
$eA512.00 carees. $12.001400.
Sheep Beeerpts 8600. Strong. NsHra aad
western, $0.6ai2.7; smbs, $ll.7oQ16.40. -Kansas
City Hags $11.76.
Kansas Ctty, April tl. N. S.) Cattto
neoeipia oouu. aouitng rat; steaoy.
Hoga Beceipts S00O, U to 20e higher: top,
815 75;. balk. $15.25(916.70; aeary, 15.0CK,j
18.78;-. BMdiuma. $UAOei6.7; lights, $140
16.50. .
Sheep Recefpto 9000. 10 to 35a higher.
uiisoa. sis io.iv; no cac aneep.
St, Lou la Bogs f 18.S5.
East 8t Loalav Ma., Aprfl . (7. p.) Ugh
rtceipts sad heavy deuaud today sent the lo
cal hog market upc to f 16.05 a huadrej
pecads, the hlgheat orks erer paid la an
wactera market.
. , Denver Ergs $18.(0. .
Dearer, April 6. (C. P. Cattle Receipts
800. Steady. Steers, $3.O0U.25; cows aad
beifera, 87.0OQA; stoekera aad feeders,
$7j009.86; eairee. 8U.00W13.50.
Hogs Receipts tsX), 25c aigbar. Tops,
$J0; bulk. $af.10"fJ15.BO.
ODcep Jteccipts tMeooy. Bwes, SlljOO
fisattls Kegs $14.7.
Seattle, Wesh., AvU e P. N. S.V TTogs
Receipts. 88. Strong. Prim Ughts. $145
K71S.13; meoium 10 cnoiee, tie.bvf 11.00;
sirooth besTles. $14.00(314.75; rough heavla.
$1S.5013.75; jilgs, 810.00Q13.75. .
Cattle Recefpto 28. Strong. Best steers.
$9-75(39.90; medmm to Choice, $9ja58fO;
common to mecrinn, $Ja&o,.00; beet cowa,
$7.00(28.75; common to medium cowa, $4.00ei
SSS; baUa, $3.60(37.00; calves. $6JOaiO.O0.
Sheep - Receipts, Bone. Strong. Lambs,
Liz.eowuK'ui; wauwra, . fio-ootais 00; awes.
.
Mrs. Slater -Visits.
Oregon City, April" . Mrs. Elmer
Slater of Cincinnati, Ohio, is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hull of this
city. 6ha will stay here for a week
or 10 days, when she will return to
her home.
csioiistaotii
PtTCTHOT KfcTROwrtAD
TCMINA
RAILROADS
BATTLE . LINE ;
of the tnasslrtg of .German 'troops
eastern front, presrunably for a great
SHOWING
RRM
TON
OREfeON POTATOES
Record 'Prices Are
Beached for Swine
Becord price? mtrt again es-
Published for bogs in tha big
. marketa of tha east and middle .
west during- tha day. At Chi- 4
ago thera was an adrancs of r t
20 cents at tha , opanins with
tha top at $15.98, while at, Eaat
St. Louis the market reached
the highest price known In tha
country at $16.05.
it
At North Portland;
Run Moderate One
Extreme Record prices in the East
- for Day One Sheep Arrival
& - Amazes Traders. - -
JVBT A XXAB AGO
Tops.
Hoga ..$ 0.08
Steers , ......... 9.00
Lair.be ZZl.' a.-.. W.00
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
llrgM. Cattle. Cairea. Sheep.
Friday 660 14 3 1
Tlnrsday STS 2S4 1
Wedaesdey ......
Tnaday .......
Monday
Baturdty
M eek' ago ......
Tear ago
Two years ago...
Three years arc.
Pour years ago...
A 65 8 ....
82 ...
1422 100S 14 4S4
Ait 45 8
' sao 78 3 " H0
483 40 93
rse 82 2 10
, 278 " 174 .. 196
,146 876 .. 104
With tha ea stars aad middle wett markets
autlnr stew blrh record m Ices ror swtne ear
ing tha daw, North Portland travde was eon-
iiunva afcKvus .iiu vtm will, m, . . . uv,
1 ,1 . i 11 .,,. LJ ..1J . . i. Kn
t tj- nrle waa ton KUilflL
There was A fair run reoortod la the yarta
over -night aad some rather fair staff came
xorwara.
Oeneriil hoar ranara:
Beat faearv $14 Jtor'.4.60
Best light 14014.85
Kona-n tatrr . .... 1a.uuw113.su
Pigs . 11.004911.00
Btocksrs .' 12. 75Q 13.00
Cattls 8iuatca Quiet.
Cattle market alrtraiton remains a rather
Aali affair ilnm the fattlrs Psrlfle sk.o.
Three loads came forward from the Inter! j
to North Portlaoa over niarbt anS seaeru mar
ket conditions axe steady but slow. No price
changes Indicated.
(.viuirtl eattl mirtM rviiarai
Prime heaw beef steers ....S9.40CJ .B0
Prime liaht beaf ateara 9.50a 9.60
Choice beef cows 8.00
Beef betters MJOOi
Ordinary to good caws 6.00'
Prims beary butcher balls........ 8. 75
Licht balls 6 00
Csires . T.
Stoeker-feeder steers .....6
Stocker-teeder eews 6j0uJ 8.50
. Oaa Lm Head, af Sheen.
Stocksard tradera aU lnraded the sheep
sad lamb division of the North Portland yards
fai"g tha ajornisg to altaeas the unloading
of a single bead ol vneep; the first tnat aa
arrived hers since atunasv airht. It eaa
from the Molalla couitry and waa brought In
by O. Locke, tha veteran ahipper,.
Oeaaral trade conditions to. the nbeea and
lamb market are strong arorxxi nnchaaged fig-
area,
General mutton and lamb market;
Bast east of moon tain lanUw..... .818.00(918.80
Best valler lambs 12.5041 13.23
WeUiers . 11 A0J 12.08
Ewes . 10.006 10.75
Ooata 4.S50 4.60
Shorn sheep and lambs lower.
Friday Uvea took shippers.!
Hogs J. U Lewie, Weiser. Idaho,! toad..
Cattle P. Mansell, Goklendale, Wash.,
lead; P. C Oxmaa, North Powder, S toads.
Mixed stuff Tim Derr. McMinavUle, 1 lead
Cattle and hogs; C. B. Locke, Motalla, 1 tosd
ealvea, hogs aad sheep;" Robert UeCrow, Gold.
en dale, Waah-. 1 load cattle ana hogs. It. B.
Hoctor, 1 toad cattle, calves aad hogs; Fraak
Waan. sit. Angel. 1 loaa eattie aad hoga.
Thursday Aftnaaom Bales.
COWS.
No Av. Los. Price.
1 cow .w. 980 $0.25
1 eow 780 " 6.0U
1 cow; v... cjoo 4.00
- BsirERa
; 1 heifer ISO
$ $ 00
$14.25
14.23
14 28
13.25
13.25
18.00
-12.76
12.71
aoGS.
ISO
: no
180
460
seaaaae e e a a 8
250
1 hog
4 hogs
12 hogs
1 hog
3 hogs
1 hog
9 hogs
1 hog
IIS
140
Triday Morning Sales.
STEERS.
Ave. lbs.
No.
Price,
4 steers 947
2 steers 1055
fl steers , 10ft8
5 iXCCsTV aaaaasseeaaaa YQ9
8 steera 717
5 BwrfMaTal a ax eeaseeaaa 8Tt) -
6 steers 1033
cows.
1 eow 850
1 COW ................... . 940
S cowa 880
1 eaw 840
1 eow S20
1 CQT a s-a tait avi
1 cow 750
CO'vT aeeaosaaeae sa aSaeisaasa 760
2 eows 1010
1 cow ...................... 770
1 eow 06O
$ 8.75
8.75
8.73
S.KO
8.50
8X1
$ 7J50
1.00
S.85'
6.60
0.25
6.50
4.75
6.23
6.0H
$.00
1 caw ................ . . ... 780
S.60
1 cow ...................... -760
1 eow 840
4 cowa 10QS
tcow 1130
CALVKS.
1 calf .. . 280
nJElFSRS.
I heifer 80 -.
BOLLS.-' ,'. -
1 boll V.... 1180-
1 bull 12SO
1 ball ............ lOGO .
a aWill 1 aeMtiaeiieeet 1430
- '-STAOS7
1 stag .......J 1400
LAMBS.
9 aamhs 03
HOGS. '
9B lrOf fHMMttltllllM ,191
$ bogs 150
1 bog 200
1 hog ISO
1 hog U
04 hogs . 202
6 bogs lad
00 hogs ......... . ...... M 221
hogs 2o6
X bog . ,.f. .,... 200
1 bog 230 t
61 hogs lent -
bogs 105
8.75
" 7.00
8.00
7.7
$ 9.09
-' -
$.60
$0.85
.X)0
6.7$
$ 0.60
$10.00
$14.50
13.50
18.00
18.00
18.00
14 JO
13.,0
14.40
, 13.90
13.60
13.00
14.35
14.2-5
18.00
12. GO
1 hog .....1..... 150
9
boss
233
170
f . mo .
a a
14.25
Harbor Patrolman
v To Be Given Trial
i.',,v' . '- ' " L ''
O. T. Zsaksoa Zs Charged With Xaxlag
tTapatrlfrtto TJtteraaoes,- Xfatars of
Which Are Mot Divulged, "
7 O. P. Isakson, recently ' given a
temporary appointment aa harbor pa
trolman under Harbormaster Speier,
will be tried before Chief of Police
Clark this afternoon on a charge of
utterjng disloyal sentiments.
Isakson Is accused try yardmen' of
ths O-W. R. A-N. .railway of having
made remarks, the nature of which
has not been divulged.'- Chief Clark
said he would remove -Isakson flf the
charges are substantiated.. -;
Isaicson was a member of the police
fores for severat years prior to 108.
In 1107 be took a captain's examina
tion and passed at the head of the list
over Captain Slover.. who, was later
chief under , Mayor, Rushlight, Slover
and Captain Brum, however, were ap
pointed and Isakson started ouster
proceedings. He lost this action and
early in 190$ was discharged from the
force after he and Sergeant Keirdin
fought with soma marines on Burnslde
street, in which one of the marines
lost an eysv , , . ' - - - . -. -
a 8.25
eS.50
T.75
7.25
-50
00310.00
ooa ?.oo
r Edited br ' .
Hna H. Cohan
HEAT BIDS KEENER l
ViTHF0ROGN TRADE i
AFTER ALL SUPPLIES
General Scramble for - Small ILa.
mainlng Holdings On the Farms
of Pacific Northwest Coarse
Grain and Mlllstuffg Firmer.
; NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Barley, iTr. Oats. Bay.
Pcrtland. Prl...
, as .... .... . x 18
,11 7 11 .... - 12
Tear ago.......
Season to date,
year aro. .
, aJSR 1SS 1Z13 20802109
. 9572 147S 1508 801 2122
' ' - a 1 .,.,'...,2
' . a . 6
TacosM, Thar..
xeajr ago.......
Season to dste. .
R427 114 302 1074
Year aw. ....... A17X
- 406 .... S815 2038
2 - 6 1 l
Raattla, Thar. . , - g
xear ago. J8
Season to date,.. 4384
a a - 6i
SOS , 1883 " 1049 $323
1239 1827 682 83745
1 ear ago . 7204
a t
vs
Euiuuean MAa ria . . h
tha local territory aaj a general scramble for
small remaining nnsokl supplies aa . Paotfle
northwest farms Is on.
Thera are all sorts at nnm miib -
prices paid tor wheat la the country but the
coniirmea oasis 01 gi.tu per basnet,
tidewater track deUvery pasts for bines trm.
There wei aa seasloos of American grsla
exchange during the day Decease af Good Frt
day. therefore general quotations were not ea-
tobushad. Nevrthelse eoustry bidding Is
sgjrressively strong with a higher slaat to
Coarse grain markets are excited fa the
country aa wan as st tidewater end farther
fsBctioaai advances la country bids are re
ported. r lour market Is firmer bat rather eulat at
uw HTian 01 uc a parrsi.
PLOCR SeUlsg price: Patent. $.00t Wil
lamette valley. 88.60: local atralchl. 88.2041
8.60; bakers' IbosL $8.S049.00; ki on tana
spring. 10.00; experts. $7.95: whole wheat,
89.S0; grahaax,. $94M; rye floor, $4-75 per
barrel.
HAX Buying price, new crop, WulamerU
vaiiey tiBMtbr. taacy.
$ii:
acy timothy. ( ); alfalfa, $20.0049
w. erT-w vajguas tll.WU A.W
$14.00615.00: clover. $l5.0.
UoaiN SACKS Nominal, No. 1. Calcutta
imllie in csrlots; less smounU higher.
MILLSTDTPa ttolllaa or ice: Brsa. 334.00:
uoni. sa l jm
KOIJ.KO OATS Per barreL S7.8a4I8.0S.
ROLLED BARIJEr Per ton. $4.OUJ43.00.
i . .. i . i m a
Minnesota Editor
Donates Shrubbery
Tat. O. XTelsoa, Owner of Hops Oardens
XTaar Trontdale. Xas OlTea Flaats
for County library Qrouads.
Gresham Or.. April 8.- Several bun-!
dred dollars worth of ahrubbary has
been donated, by M. O. Nelson of the
Minneapolis Journal-and owner of the
Hope, Gardens, a large orchard near
Troutdale, for the beautlfloatlon of the
county library grounds here. Mr. Nel
son has agreed to deliver the plants if
the expense of planting will be paid.
He also had a Minneapolis landscape
gardener draw up plans for the work.
The matter was taken -up before tha
Multnomah' County Library associa
tion but no funds are now available.
The city council of Gresham consid
ered it at its last meeting but feared
it had no power to act. It is planned
to raise the necessary funds by popu
lar subscription aaiong Gresham resi
dent -
Drowning Victim
Is Buried Today
Vancouver, Wash., April $. The
funeral of Mrs. George Talbot, who
was drowned in Rock creek Tuesday,
following the collapse of a bridge
over which she and her husband ware
driving en route to their home from
Battle Ground, was held today In
Yacolt. Services' were conducted by
Rev. Tiffany and Interment was In
the Tacolt cemetery.
Coroner Knapp has received a report
from TJr. A. W. Stevenson or Tacolt,
who represented him at an Inquest
held yesterday, in which It Is stated
that her death resulted from drowning-.
The body was recovered about two
miles below the scene of the accident.
Mrs, Talbot was about 45 years old
and a native of . Minnesota, coming
to Clarke county about 22 years ago.
Soe is survived by her husband, who
escaped serious injury in the accident,
and the following children: Mrs. Lee
Goodwin of Vancouver,. Clyde Talbot
of Cedar M11L Or., and Arthur Talbot,
Verna Talbot, Elmer Talbot and Floyd
Talbot, all at home. '
One New Member.
For the Daughters
Vancouver, Wash., .April C. The
Daughters of Veterans held an interesting-
meeting; yesterday in the lfbrauy
halL . One. candidate' was initiated Into
tha Order. Candidates to represent the
order at the state convention In-June
were placed In nomination and will be
voted upon at the next regular meet
ing. Tha selection will include two
delegates .and two alternates.
Arrangementa wera also made to
hold a. sale of home cooked food on
Saturday, April 14. The sale will be
held in one of the stores of the city
announcement of the place to he made
later.
Salt on Promissory Note.
Vancouver, Wash April 6. Suit
has been filed In the superior court by
C. W. Hall against Lester O. Fleming
to secure Judgment la the sum of
$1077.$$,, alleged to be due on a prom
issory note executed May 29, 1916. The
foreclosure of a mortgage, given to
secure the note, and attorney fees of
$125 are also asked.
X' Bait Involves Merchandise.
Vancouver, Wash., April 8. Suit has
been filed in the superior court by the
Rldgefield Mercantile company against
d. L. Clement, plaintiff asking; judg
ment in the arum of $185.34, alleged to
be due on an Invoice of merchandise
amounting to $260.34, a portion of
which was paid. Costs and disburse
ments are also asked. - . -
Ejectment Suit Is IBegwn.
v Vancouver. Wash- April 6. Suit to
eject Charles fitrom from certain prop
erty, acqmrea oy lease, naa been filed
In the superior - court by . Frank O.
Wesson. .It Is allged-hat defendant
has failed to. comply, with the provi
sions of the lease and that ths sum of
$300 for rent is due. Judgment la that
sum is also asked, tog:ther with costs
and disbursements. ; -. . .
.5 'j- esaaaaasaassas-aaasa Bhaaiaaa
Gnardian ; Named' for Minor.
Oregon City, Or April 6. Dellsh
Sanders . was Thursday ' appointed
guardian of John Averill Shannon, a
reno,decree:upheldv
:by new york court
v - a.
4
L1
X-XKS .JOSCPH KAUfMAM .
. - I
new iort Apm o.- upnoiaing tne
l , ?
V ".-
v
(
i
validity of a Rena dlvorea decree. thalaluel Strength,
,..,,... i r
appellate division sf the supreme
court nas aeniea tne appeal oz joaepn i
Kaufman, a wealthy manufacturer, for waJT we are ready for whatever may
an annulment of his marriage to . An- come. Between their highest and low
ela Kaufman. . ct prices, a list of 40 bonds shows a
Ths evidence showed that Kaufman
had sent the defendant to Nevada to I
obtain a . divorce from John David I
Rn.irt n at,. h. twim
the expenses of her suit and supported I
her during; her residence thera I
Tha chief contention in Kaufman s I
netttinn fn, nnnimMt u that Vita I
wife had contracted a marriage with
him while she was lawfully wedded
to Buckley. He asked to have the
Reno decree set aside as invalid.
Car Shortage Still
Serious for Mills
Plant, xn Bldarefleld ttootloa of BSate
of Washington Are TxnaMe to Oper-
m!km. A. !,.. r Mtnattlla
at oa Aooouat of Ktuatlon.
RIdsefleld. Wash- ADrtl- t. Milla
In this section of the. country are fac-l
ing a serious prospect in the car
shortage, which has handicapped them
since laat fall
Whllva the H. 3 TMtter sawmill hs
oners ted most af thai tin, mioh f
the lumber has been poled in its
yards and other places awaiting ahlp-
ment. The aawmill may be forced
to close down indefinitely because of
the oar shortage, it is said. The Brat-
iie-aacuieiiana an ingle mm is away
nenina m rilling orders fbf various
points aad IS able to secure only a
ear occasionally.- This plant may be
compelled to suspend operations If the
car situation is not relieved soon.
'i 1 " -
Refused Permit,
Boy Takes Poison
The Dalles, Or April $. Because his
parents refused to sign a permit si-
lowing: him to enter the United Statea
navy. Elzia Toung, aged 18. swallowed
poison last night. Bis parents found
him some time later, and a physician
pumped th fxison from the boy's
stomach. ' He wui recover,
Elrle wrote a note which he c Laced
beside ths naval permit: "Sign this,
or 1 will die." His parents accepted
ths threat as a Joke. When Elxle heard
them laughing he swallowed the!
poison. Tbs lad attends The Dalles
high school. '
A number of local youth - have
Joined the naval xsorpa Patriotism runs
mgn nere. several young men will I
leave Monday for tha aviation school
at Los Angelea
Preparedness Me'et
Q P f-rOICI A-ffaiTM
AO VJaia XULXail
Oregon City. April . Practically
all of .Oregon City and neighboring
towns turned out . to the . Elks' . pre -
paredness parade Thursday nlgnt.
About $00 marched and thousands
stood on the sides of the -street and
looked on until tbe parade passed,
when all fell In and marched to the
hall. In five minutes the hall waa
completely filled and hundreds were
standing outside waiting an opportun
ity to-; ret In. - Nearly 100 meinfers
of the Girls' Honor .Guard marched
behind the old veterans of , the G.
A. R.
. The Moose band and the Boys band
accompanied the marchers ' and - tne
Elks members brought up the rear of
the parade.
H. L. Kelly, exalted ruler of the
B. P. O. E- Was the first sneaker.
There will be a regular meeting at
the Commercial club rooms next
Wednesday night when the club will
be permanently organised.
Colonel C. R Dentler, James H.
Carey and Judge Grant B. Dimick
were the principal speakers .of the
evening, all speaking along ths lines
of preparedness and the great war.
Real Goodwin Enlists.
Oregon City. April $. Neal C Good'
win, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Good
win, who haa been working In the
Union Meat comnanr af Portland for
the last" eight months, has enlisted in
the regular branch or the coast artll -
lery. Mr. Goodwin Is employed in the
Adams department store in this city.
Marriage license Issued.-'
Oregon City, Or, April 5. A mar
riage' license waa Issued Thnrsdav to
James D. Wllkerson, a well known res
ident of Caaby, where he Is a rural
mail carrier, and Addle Murray.
' Real Estate Tnmsactions.
VsjMVHiVAr. Wash. Anrtl 'KTti
following transfers of real estate have
been filed In the Office of the county
auditor for record: William FV Toung
et at to G. R. Ferslvai. lot f. block 20.
Portland addition to city of Vancou
ver. $10; Delia Patterson to 8. L. Dot
lsr.. east halt, of the northwest Quar
ter of the northeast quarter and the
west half of the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of section' $9,
township 4 north, range 2 east, $10;
T . TV lAWann tn Ha t-- re TYtissai 11 a a.
acres in section 1$, township t north,
range l east, $7zoo; James Mann to I
Peter BJur, northeast quarter of , the!
southeast quarur of section 24. town-!
ship north, range 1 east, $3000; T. J ; Vancouver, Waah, April $. A peti
R. Corson to Oertntda E. McCready. f tlon has. been filed in the superior
lot. 4,1 Goin Aere trtets. $10: . Henry I court'bv K. J. Blair and V. ri.i.
W. Hugham to William A, Fleming.
is acrea iniaa noruMaii corner or
tne- norcnweei quarter or tee north-
east ouarter of section 22 tosmhln
S north, range 1 east, $1050. N ,
Finance :: Timber ::' Industiy
Although Month of March Made
Montlln-.Woria'-Jttistorwt secaritgr Market aa" ieTiopea
. Strtmgth oimtrjr. Beady, f or Whateper Maj Come, v . ,
Zt Waa a Big Monthy-Never In" the
history of the world did Ouch a variety
of 'momentous events scour within any
period fit $1 days as. took placs during
the month of March. 1317, notes, the
letter ' of gpencet, Trask tc Co., ? re
ceived by Clark, Kendall " it Co." of this
city. Tha fall of Bagdad, bringing
nearer tha downfall of the Turkish
empire, with all that means to Europe.
hAsla and Africa, the feat of an all but
Qrooateaar revolution in Russia against
uis most absolute monarchy of modern
times. 'the" retreat Tof tha' troops of
I wnat was once t& a. greatest- military
nation on earth, and the recrudescence
on tne battlefields of Europe of a sav
agry mat wastbought bo longer to
exist even in the center of Africa, are
I among the events listed.
"Within our own country we have
ceen fa., little xrouo of wilful men"
bold up the expressed wishes of the
president ana a great majority of eon
cress, ana nave been brought to j the
orinK or war with Germany.
- In SDita of all these arava tnsttsra
says the Trask letter, the security
markets bars been showing net enlv-l
hconspicuous powers of resistance. but
This . attests in an unmistakable
mnntT lo tn widespread feeling, of
confidence that at least In a financial
variation in warcn or only, y, per
c't. Prices towards ' the end showing
rise xrom tne low point reached
in tbs tarly days af tha mnarh. stock
fcv "hewn increased strength, rising
"wgv. poinu, ana greater
"" .
-tne Strength in stocks an neara to
UB f-eiy predicated upon the sound
technical position of the market; on
"W belief that the period of un-
vi wuij avna vacillation in our POUC148
owaru uermany la. behind u a, also on
me peiiei mat war will further stimu
lata industry. In figuring on increased
profits, however, it would be well to
seep in mina the action of a large par
vrucilko or our manufacture who
have already taken steps equivalent
- allowing the government to fix
I prices. Consequently war orders should
, bav" tha stimulating effect they
P08- ThlS is SS it Shoald
for nilMcnaj neceasity should not
be Improperly exploited, althourh on
the other hand a fair margin ol profit
l u' e negruagea, on tne con
I irarry' nouI be freely allowed.
I any event, there Is enoush bus!
I ess in signi to keep our plants going
l"t top spaed for many months; and if
UL. cr,op.u Bn0.ulld- ir0Vft nynere near
esa S wv Q I t h aa aaw as a 1 a. a . a a mm 1 . . 1 m a . .
.. rauiw siiouiq o in
SEVERAL MORE UNITS
OF THIRD OREGON ARE
All Troops Still Stationed , at
Vancouver Barracks Have
Now Been Accepted,
Vancouver, Wash., April $. Mugter
of all of the troops of the Third reg-
1 1 merit. Orearon infantry, now -stationed
st Vancouver barracks, was completed
Thursday afternoon by Colonel U. O.
McAlexander. federal mustering of-
fleer. Muster of Companies A. B. and
I D of the First battalion, which were
I ordered from here early Tuesday
I moraine?, will be comnUted todav.
Colonel McAlexander will go to the
different points where the men f the
First battalion are stationed and the
muster will be completed there.
Included In the muster .Thursday
were Companies El T, O and U of ths
second battalion, and the auxiliary
companies tbs supply company, the
headquarters company, the sanitary
company, tha band and ths machine
gun company.
r Of floor Txpialns Haste.
I "Many people,' said Lieutenant Col-
1 onel Abrama, "have the wrong idea
I of what ths muster, which has beea
I foing on the past few days, consists
I of- At the time the Oregon National
j Guard was on border duty Its mem
bers were given the federal oath as
provided by tha national defense act
and have at all .times since taking
the oath been In the federal servlos,
The muster at this time consists of a
physical examination to determine if
all of the men are fit for service, fol
lowed by a Toll call, which alshws they
i are xrresent and actually in tbs gov
ernment service. Nona of ths men
can draw pay until after they have
been Initially mustered la which is
what we have been doing. They will
I however, draw oav from tha time they
I wera cellei out.".' -
Over 100 Becralts la Day.
One hundred and thlrty-thrse re
cruits were received Wednesday, ar
riving hers assigned to the recruit
detachment, ' After . muster into - ac
tive duty they are assigned to . the
companies of ' their 'choice, this priv
ilege having been extended thera with
a view to stimulating enlistments. En
listments 4n ths . future will be sub
ject to the same orders and abould
any of ths companies be recruited to
full strength the recruit will be given
his choice of another coaspany. -
Company i of Dallas is proving the
I banner company aad Thursday ranked
1 next to Company F of Portland, which
was complete until . muster In when
two members were rejected In the phys
ical sxaminatlon. Company L now
has 140 enlisted men and strenuous
efforts are being exerted to bring- it
to full strength before the end of the
week, : . .-;
J Two More War Brides.
Vancouver, Wash.. April . - Two
mere "war brides" were listed among
those, securing marriage licenses here
Thursday. . They were Helen Telford. 2$.
Portland, who waa married to Charles
L. wensiey. I o( Vancouver barracks.
and Miss LucUe B, Hamilton, 20,. of
Dallas, Or, who was married to - J.
N. Helgersoa, Vancouver barracks.
Other; marriage licenses were secured
by the following couples-.. Archie W.
Anderson, 26, and Miss Thelma Mitch
ell, 1$, both of Portland: Alfred Owens,
1 eu "XV? irruiM; Aixrea uwsns,
1 n Maiy Feartr Holmes, 23,
I both of Portland: I. E. Bernard. : CI.
j" Miss Florence Graat, i$. both of
W"'B w- - ; v s r
f ' " 1 ' " ' IV
: " Blair Estate in Probate, -
I asking . that ths estate the late
; Bur us suar, who died April 1, be ad
mltted to exobats . and that VLohrt
! Rial, KiiTumi .'miii.tMt..
The
estate is valued at about $2500.:
OFRCIALLY MUSTERED
More 'Hlstjory Than Jinj Preriotis
tor an extension of a period of pros-,
parity which has sireair exceeded all
previous records." '
Canadian IVoaa Allottedv Final al
lot man t af that Canadian zfi.vear .8 Tier
k. ., V. . . h . . .h.. Iln.
to Information received by the Lum
bermen a Truat . comnanr. wha have ' :
taken care of Portland subscribers In
fulL The f 110.000,000 loan was nearly
twice oversubscribed. Subscriptions in -
Canada were very heavy. - -c '
SaHroad afoads VopularWord hat :
tionai thai the Pennsylvania railroad
$$0,000,000 issue of IU per cent bonds
liasin rarasivain nv ina i miian n r r at aa rasia
at I7H has been oversubscribed three
times. One client of the United States
National, who wished to procure $20,-
ooo worth of these bonds was aiiottea
only $8000 worth. . .
sntpioyes' associaaoa aporv x.ip-
man, Wolfe Co. .Employes' Welfare
association made a profit of $714.4$ ,
bunnf ins year caaing January ii,
1917. Tha totaJ lTU-om, xz&Tl.aa. -
and expenaee amounted to $1107.10.
Tfle raotory Beopaua. The sewer
pipe, drain tile and fluf lining menu. ,'
. . i . . . . . . . . ... , .
lacturur piant or tne wasningion
Brick, Lime and Sewer Pipe company,
a. Qm a . mII.. IS Cr.lr M
was reopened last week after a anut-
down of several monthe. A force of
$0 or 15 men was employed ins medi
ately end mors will be added later if .
crders justify. - .. -
Ziumber Zs H si L Lumber . manufao-
turera or ioa intana empire nave in
their yards, awaiting delivery of empty '
cars by the railroads. $4,000,000 worth -
of lumber and mill products, for which.
iney nave oroera on ineir pooh, so-
cording to R. J. Knott, -trafflo man
ager of the Westeraa Pine Manufac
turers association.- ,
This $4,000,000 worth of manufac
tured lumber represents between $009-
and 10,000 carloads, which Is equiva
lent to about two months'-output and
shipments of the inland empire mills. ,
under normal conditions.; - - . - -
To carry this lumber, en which they -
have paid wages and all other produc,
tlon costs, the mill owners are com-
..lt.J . . AAA I . . .
y .isu a. w,vw .u, jui, o v ,ai
month, which may be directly charged
as loss due to car shortage. . . .". -
Will Xnaraase Output The cumber
of employes of the American.' Fir
Brick company ' at Its plant at Mica L
Waah., will be increased to 100 before
May 1, according to Charles P. Oudin,
rresrdent and manager of the company, .
Ths nlant. timm h,,n i AMHMfji . 1 Y
winter with, about . 40 men mployed.
nuu in iwcv .ncreaseu o 4vv in
company mw has orders on its books
sufficient to keen it busy until Au
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L OF CAPTAIN
T.APPERSON'IS
HELD AT OREGON CITY
President Kerr of Oregon Ag
ricultural College - Delivers
the Principal Address,
Oregon City, Or., April $ The fu-
n ar, 1 Af Oini.). ffik. ft A
was held from the . TnHomoTTttull
Thursday afternoon with the officers
of the lodge in tbarge, the deceased
having been a mam bate f .the-arder
for almost $0 years. The 'principal
address was delivered by President
Kerr of Oregon Agricultural college,
a friend of many years' standing. Vo
cal numbers wera arlven tiw Mm in TJ!
rence as accompanist, '' ' " ;' - .,
The service was attended by hun
dreds of , friends, many of whom followed'-
the body to Mountain View
cemetery, where interment .took place
in the Masonic , plot. The body, was
consignsd to Its last resting place to
tne accompaniment of the; sounding
of. taps by. cadets from, tha Ores on
Agricultural ; college- v -. ; ,
The pallbearers ware -J. PL Hedraa.
John ,Ifc Walker. Jeba R Huraphyeyay
B. A. Chapman. Llvy- Stipp and R. CU
Ganong. all members of the local Ma
sonio order.
The Bank of Oreron .Citv.-nf arhieH
Captain Apperson had been a stock
holder for over 3f years aad of which
be was a director at the time of his
aeath, was closed from 1 to 2:30 -n..
viiio9T9 ana empioya attending
ute - services. - : y t ,
Sullivan Pleads Not Guilty. .
Oregon City. Or- Anrtl i im
Duiuran, one ox ins proprietors ox the
nstortous Friars' club at MUwxnkta.
appeared In the circuit court Thurs
day afternoon and 'entered a plea of
not guilty to the charge upon which
tw -mmm unutim uy una grana jury of
unlawfully selling liquor. Sullivan's
trial was set by Judge Campbell for
April 1$, at the same time aa that of
his pertnerMartin Denny, on a sim
ilar cnarga . .. , , .. ; . . .
April 1$ was set la tka. tlma f
bearing , the nuisance complaint upon
waxen xas sviarr ciud was recently
Closed throuch the efforts af
cuting Attorney O. L. Hedges. -
Pastor's Nephew -Plesv
Ore on City. Or- Aorii K t- k t
i
R- Landsborougb. Maior of, tka p.!
bytertan church of Oregon City,, was
called to Gooding, Idaho, this weelr by
a message announcing' tha death-of a
nepnew,. waiter Burger. The parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Burger, were former
residents of Oregon City, leavina
about twa years ago for Gooding to
resiuo. tt auier .was an only goo. . Rev
Mr. Landsborougb j expects to return
to the city ltt time to fill hie pulpit
next Sunday.
PORTLAND; FIRE RECORD
- Thursdsy. :,
:ii Tj. ilia uaraa
ing flue; no damage, t
:0 anv, Winiam Gadsby & aosa
First and Washington streets, over
heated Xlue, betwaen-tJOOO and $3000
damage.' - . . . .
. Sle-air ateare ai XxaAa aaa2lt '
FUNERA
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