j
fRST AUSTRALIAN WOOL
PRICES ON PRODUCE
TOO HIGH FOR MANY
PEOPLE IN PORTLAND
rult tnJ Vegetate Markft at Such
IHflh Figures Househoider It Not
Able to Meet "the Priced-Local
BIcrchanti -Absolved of Rlame.
; PHee ttlil rule high ob Ir'roVit atrcet, ia fact
fniiu and vegetables an to high that moy
wient e( paodue la tlov. It ha sot bcu within
renent year that quotation hv brn so high
all along the 11m and indeed-they are ao near
the akjr thatrth ordinary man en vases or sal
cannot afford to bay what be want.
Cantaloup at 14 00 and 14.50 a erate.
tomato at 12.00 and poor atatf at that; bcr
riM at 12.7 and S3 00; and other stuff in
proportion. It look Ilk aomt one I making
money ant where the profit eoae in la further
hack than front street. Commission mer
ehaaU are kicking as hard as anyone, eeoaus
their bttslaesa ia hurt by abnormally high prices,
and their eommlmion la so more sow than it
ver was, and their sales an leu, as lens pro
duce la bought.
,tb. sugar high and berries out of sight,
there la littla canning and unless apricots,
peaehea or th-r fruits gst down within reaah
I? 'U nwhr r the usual amount of
Mil act na on the shelves for winter Use in the
vrag household. And from all indications
peaekea will be high, for the crop is light and
tnera ia plenty of chance for price boosting
J Somewhere prices are being act that are put
ting small fratt. Urge fruit, and vegetables be
read tha reach of tha householder.
BLACKBERBIES 8ELLIir( AT .H
oiacaBerriM are more plentiful on Proat
etfeet, bat prices show little tendency toward
'mn""' P'sne. Quotatimu were around
2.60 and a.00. depending upon redely and
quality. Loganberries, raspberries and black
"J "IT."" dur,n th " wit" a demand
art sufficient to warrant brik trading.
WATEEM BLOWS . HOME WKAKEH
Watermelon; are slightly weaker, selling down
U S oents. after holding through the week at
Self a cent above that figure Tba supply i.
at heavy but the. demand to light, quality bo
irifc. no" '. ,oM "d Dlrto" hin- Caf
atafldTds' M ' P"'M ,nd ,4B0 ,or
POt'LTBT MABKET OFF A SHADE
the week closed: prices ranging a shade lower.
Tt IT k h,n " MnU - toiler.
1 eenu. The demand Is not heavy. Eggs are
tEAL PRICES BULIJTO WEAKKB
I"J r""1 UekH aa tha week
closed, and tops were at 18 H cents with good
obtainable at half a cent under that
Peal 1. Mng bUiutt by a-naurser. 1
at tha figure, that have ruled and a good ud
in tba h.U cent reduction.
MUTTER MARKET HOLDIK0 FIRM
Tha butter market still holds firm, but with
out advances. Butterfat price, ara up ata
wm,mnd th mn'"ured product Iu?.ly
artl.il. in tha near future. Cheese rule, steady
at price, quotad in Prlday ' advance.
OHIOU MARKET SHOWS STRENGTH
tm Mdin np wd, " on new
J ISJT. to'jy Vround H4 and 3 cents. with nw
""' ord at 2 to U cent Q. U C,
port, a aommlsslon merchant of Fronr irtree't
U e.lv within th. week 8S0 Mck. of flncy
the pioneer onion rai.en of tha atate. These
- onion, are of oatra ouslitr and equal to any
thing shipped from the south.
ROASTITT 'eARS "at FIFTY CEKTS
Following tha first introduction of tha wa
on aweet earn on tha local market ar 70 cents
Urger receipts aav. brought tha price dowa to
f !?nU.,0n Vtant ,tre,t nd astlng ears are
reaching the eonsumer at S cents aach, which is
still km pH for tha toothsome green grain
B" Prt ruling high On all JroduwTnd
T .CP ',eorn- tn"a'a no assuranoa of
law quotation, this year.
EARLT TEACHES ABE ARRITINrt
the iT-.P5hJ' "1 ,rTlTln ood shape, with
tha demand fair, price, considered. Prioia taaga
geaer.ll, from $U (. i.j8, the yiJTow "a!
rietiee being in much heavier demand. Most of
w U "VJ .b,T tm ,ro OaWornU
b norther diatricU are coming into baarinf
"SKEIn ?lh 00158 V AOAHf
h.T--'? I T ""df nrtbr advance over
that quoted Friday, a 4 cent increase hard oa
the heels of the forgner one oi f cent Haw
boiled oil in barrels $1.89. .
M'EATHEB ICOTICE FOB SHIFTERS
Weather bureau advises ;
saln.tv the . follcwin. nualmum temperatuna:
1 m degrees; northeast over S,. P,
es-H. R. R., degrees; east to Baker, (4 de
. graes, and south to Ashland. rj dagraoV. Maxil
MegVe"ee!"t,,r " r,nUn4 'ow about
JOBBIKO PRICES PORTLAJTD
.twiJrincorn' w wbo,e"'
alry Produou' " . '
BUTTE Hielltag pnee: Creamery print ia
parchment vrappara, extras. 4 So; prime- flntei
alfliJSS J-l salUng price, aubea,
BUTTEKrAT Portland delivery basia. Ho.
1 anur; cream. 4o0o.
OHIMJrlffai price: TIHamoeH traen
Oregon fanoy fuU cream triplets, 27. tea lb t
2 .T"iK '"Vial J6a; foung America,
8a 1 . b. Coos and Curry. Priea to ior
era t. o. b. airrtfe Point: Triptete, 24Het
EOQ8 Bslllng Price. Case eount."8i
M per doaea. s Buying price, 17 4M8e, tVelUng
pttea, aelepuaj candled, ll 927; aelaatad. 4
ta "f8!01 "d toosters. fo 1 aoTatagV'
54a turkeya.. 380ei dnaaed faior
tTe; Mo. t. ae; squabs. dozaat ' geese!
8.00 per doscn,
rras VaaataMag and FauHa
FRESH FRUITS Oranges. ST.eOOS.Sa
per box; baaaaaa, e lb.; lemons. , 0 60
APpLE--Varima varieties, 12.50 pf
a0o ""HIS!1 p.,1I,t MtanerVkaw'teoi;
?n.0,"?nI' 9Be doua bunches; ne
rrii t
.towrvw w --
' t - : koVta. a. jlaki
.pa "mzwzi
l.aO01.T; hothouse, $1.25 3.00 'mmi
otn: toinatoaa, fl. 74,2. 00 crates eaxplaaT
I5e Jb.l aauUflowrrt 8.5 rir-cru!
tmt V' 'l TaC
c kild alS Tfr'Ui ,ri0, Country
V.rmnt.to,l4lf, perfn.; t,Y. loaijo.
OF WOOL
THE ANTIPODES
NJne uo4id Tons of fleece Seal
From Australia to United Stages
WIIV 0 Received Here and Scot
East for Sfanufaetare.
. h cargo of wool ever received in Port
ad ia on it. way here from Australia, 900 tons
of fleece being in the shipload sent to tba United
States tea manufacture. 8maU shipmsnta have
eome into Portland befor. by th way ot other
port., but this schooner load of wool to tha first
full carta Portland has raceived. It is pre
ihJ wool win be ttaiushippad. by rail to
Boaton fof manufacture.
Corn and Oats Rule
Easier on General
Selling in Chicago
Weather Conditions Mere Favorable
for Crops Provisions Dull and
Slightly 'Lower.
. . . dasaah F. Prttehard
aPSL,?' lul' ?-'L N. 8.1 The grain
and provision market, were all lower. Losses
ujera shown of tt 49 1 a for corn, and H 4 He
xSea.TSl"- f 10c te -h "1.
market had some effect, aa the cash demand haa
nuenae Un" beta tha dominaUng. ia-
eJ2"0', H (I N. B.) Both oate and
t!VT" efi,r. a rather general selling by
i f1 ion mt th oPan'n of tha market bora
today. C'ommiaalon bouses also were on tha
11! wtk conditions were more favor
able, with some rata, in Northwestern United
State and in Canada.
Provision, ware dull and slightly lower.
Range of price, furnished by United Press:
CORN
Open. High,
Iow. fll
'my
August .
September
158
160
161 M
160
168H 160
160H
laO
161 H
166 2
1IIH
OATS
78 H 78
?! 71
70 H 70 H
PORK
July ,
August
September . .
July
September . ,
July
September . .
July
September . .
74
T0T
71H
70 Va
4S20 4936 4600 4130
LARD
261 3615 8607 2610
2630 3630 2815 2813
RIBS
2477 247 2457 1"?
DAIRY PRODUCE PIT THE COAST
San Franelaco Markets
Seattle Market.
Seattle, July 13. (U. -P.) Butter, focal eit
areamery brick in cartons. 43 & to dftfj
rhnnt wrapped, 49e; ditto cubS. 46 43
Cheese Washington tripleia. 2M9i.
Washington , T. A - SV tie; 5xW tripw'
26 28c; Oregon T. ,A., 86 28c "P".
f Loa AheelM asBbj.
r Abia. Jfuiy ll.?t K. ) Batta
Calif nnU rrnuni - .n- i; '
4a; aaa. couSo; puUeJ. 8f a," ""
POTATOES All, AI,01fO THE COAST
San Fronalseo MarkM
San Franotsoo, July 18. (U. P.) Onions.
1.7W5. ' ,l00-2! dl t&.UM9
Potatoes, per eantal New. la boxea. 11.85 (
Seattle Market
-J5??UIe, ,qlT 3lV- PoUtoaa-rCaU-fornia
new garnets, per lb.. 88He7cali.
WaWr lb- 14 M
T taa Aaaiot Market
Loa Aueles, July 13. (L N. 8.) PotaMes
; Hmj and Exebanre
New Tortt, July JS' -(I. N, S.) Sterling
exchange waa steady with business in bankers
bills at 34.73 6-16 for demand; 34 72 for
60 day bills, and M.TtH for 30 day bills?
Keia Tork-Londot SilTer
New Torts, July Is (I. N. 8.) Commercial
bar silver ia unchanged at 99 Sc.
T train at ! 3 O . mr ,
inQhanjiel 4a-lfl
1 a 3 AjI -
Ifew qr; luu ail Coffaa
New York. July 13. (U. P. ) Coffee Sped
No. 7 IUo.. 8Se;.Ko; 4 fiantoa. HHe. .
Sugar Centrifugal, $6,005.
fast bacon.' 84 9 48c: picnios. 28e;Veottage roll.
PACKERS MEATS Fancy ataer beef 9at
fane, eow bef 2c.; ffJSTuSS.' 22$
p.bKiVrtKundrffc"':
OTSTERS -Olympia." gaL. 34 B0- M,,
mon trout. 18., hubit. To bSek aodt'll
erring. 6c; melt. 8o; el,m., Urd rtSn di
Groceries
fjuiTCWre
. HONEY New. $6 per ease.
' KICK Jspsn atyle. NoTl, tKaitc N
O" 11 11 ej W.rSC It 4
k 8AKXr!rj.,M,,f found, lfja- 816 per
itfrocV'a'm XXn" "Uto"
Cleaned. 8 H 9c; hand picked S i
' CANNED liIl.k.rraH: IBard.n.
$B.35 Astet. 35.33 j, Eagle. 19 00 lJhh"
$58 1 Yeloban. 85.23 per oaW ' V
dnSaI,rHO,ted- "H86o in ok,
Ba)DA: CRACKERS Balk. Ite ne IkT
NUJMudded walnuts" 25 ilL,. . ,
almonds, 19H 20e; filberts, z 7 He iZ JSi
lou; peaouta. 20 31a: reao
Napa. Waal and MWo. "
f. HOPS Nominal. ISiT arop. XI mig m
HIDES -Salted hldea. 23 5,5 tut Tsa
salted stage. 30 lbs, and up, aOeTaaSed h
gnea ktoll lbs. to 23 lbew mlttd ltd
grata alf. W to 15 Iba.. 26c; grXsn'hSS.'ai
lbs. and up, lie; green stags. 6u Ih.Si
la; dry flint lid. 21 e; dTr hint caU JDdt
Ita.. 8uaj drj aalt hldea. 0; dr, horshidJ
31.31 l.B0j ialtwl kam Wdaa. 33 OOffi
-eta.halt. Uii. SBci SoiaabauTa. 15c- dri
bag araol pelta. t'eeaU; dry abort wool 'nelti
830ei; aaftad and naa 'peini "oleh fllie
Us aif) $3.00 4.00 f dr, iwvuZ
45 if SOet d.-y.gaati Jong hair. 266,7 goo
ScOo 1, ,0e aaSS.
WOOL, All prieee nominal . i
prieefor eat lota, ,0a.V BB
atif ""- 1Ut JtaVTlla,
iOHlilT.0BBe per tt.
', . T 3 ' Ropee," Paints, Oils -s.
ROPE BlsaX dark, 24a; white, '23 it o Wvi
gtandard Manila. 83Ha. oe in.;
I.lN'SREll Oir-K.w hhl. tl ar . . .
to bonl. febhw, :T.8r nV, raaaafat-lR
l a Ia, Asa ' - w
"cOAiTtHVter;hiiT S m?
bbl.. 10a gatt: n-m, 20a wL, .
GA80L1b Iron bbla.. 21c; sm. 31e- an.
gine distiUateiiroB bbbv, 18e; eaaoa. ake" " '
;TiITi. 4ujTo, lote, Moih.; 500 Jbal
I8W0. -' " t
. VUUi VUi--ttd9 rrtea.' 13.83."
OHM PORTLAND
FROM
SHIPMENT
T UNDER WAY
IN N0RTHI8T WITH
NO OUTLOOK CHANGE
Xortlieni Paelfie Wtskly Report of
Conditions Shows No New Aspect
or Situation Rains Have Helped
Soma Few Localities.
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Wheat Barley. Fir. Oats. Hay.
Portland, Sat. ... 1
1
3
Year ago 1
Total this week. . , 8
Year ago 20
Season to data. . . 6
Year ago 8
Tacoma. Friday. . . .
fear age. ....... 1
eaaoa ta data ... 1
Teat ago., 48
Seattle.. Friday. . ..
Year aaa
1
18
23
83
84
'i
it
0
'2
i
!
n
35
42
13
It
It
84
i
80
4
Season to date, a
Yeat
ago.
83
83
40
With harvest well under way. tha week closes
With ao change in tba outlook tot grain. Tha fed
lowing report is Inroad by the Northern Pacific:
r Mala Lin. Wert -ef Pasco
No change condition, or prospect. Harvesting
near Prosser.
Washington Columbia River Railway
No Cbang crop condition, since last report.
Harvest haa started and will be general within
week. Heavy rain between Eureka and Dayton
last aight may help fill out some spring wheat
and late barley neat Bayton. '
Main, Llna East ta Pasca
Weather hs ban 1iot and warm wind drying
up wheat. Rata would benefit lata sown spring
grain, but most grain too far along. Harvest will
commence in week. Prospect from 80 to 73
par cent normal.
Washington Central Railway
. Weather has been hot and rain needed ta fill
Out heads. Report, are not uniform throughout
district, but good atop is oxpeotad from most sec
tions. District as whole will run 68 to 76 per
cent normal.
Paleute and Lewtrton Branch
North Moscow Continued dry weather and Wot
wind, naring bed effect oa spring grata. Rain
needed, ground drying out fast. Prospects from
60 ta 76 pot oeot normal. Dry weather retard
ing potatoes and crop now 60 to 76 pet cent
normal.
Moacow and aofrtk Had good tain last night,
but too late for spring grain ia Mm sections.
Crop will be from 66 to 76 pat cant ef 1818
yield.
Camas Prairie South of Lewisten and Olaarwatar
Short Lin
Hd goad rain last night, and crop will be
normal. Camas Prairie north af Lewisten will
make 05 to 76 per cent of normal orop. Potato
atop vary .Bart. Probably not enough lot local
consumption.
FLOUR Selling price." Patent, 310 00
barley flour 311 60; Willamette vail.,.' 38 66 1
i'J-,I?,,ht- taker looal. 33.80
1 00; Montana apring wheat, patent. 810.8olt
10.80; whole wheat, 39.80: graham, $.4 6 j
flaut. 810.76: eat flour, 812.00 012 28 m
flour, 311 60414.00 per barreL
. , HAY-r-Buyiag Price, pew crop: Wills rastte
timothy, fancy, nominal; Eastern Oregon-W sih-
1 T 0 ' .T.ile,,, teh. ( ); cheat. ( ).
clover, 323.00 per ton; grain, 835 00 -
.HoTOlT.r
CPBN--Wbow, 873.001 cracked, 377.00 ton.
Ifeiehaata eicbaage July bid:
V OATS :
RAsr.arv
Feed 8800 8800 MM Mils
8360
8400
Brng .8600 3600 6600 8400 '.
80 day delivery.
OATS
Feed
BARLEY
Feed
Brewing !!!.!"
Kastern oats and corn in ' bulk :
6160
6860
6300
OATS
White. No. 3 .
Clipped. 88 lbs.
8800
6800
7000
6800
CORN
No. S vallow
No. 3 mixed . ..
Thirty day deUvery:
"OATS
No. S
CUpped
Yellow
8800
8800
7000
6800
CORN
Mixed
SCATTERING BAIS0 Ilf TEXAS
AlfD BOUTHWEBT LOWBB COTTOX
ZJ,- Jf i'Hl N, S.)-Corutfd.ring
scattered rain in texa and tha southwest thu
morning, th. decline of 2 to 10 point, in pries,
th'. opeBi ' th aottoa market today was
kft"!.tf. J aUy afterward th.
m4rk,,V. 'f1 a weight of increasing pressure
Kin at aiHam mkHHAj - . .
poiata. oes ioaa at a ta 17
Open. . High.
. 2383 2385
. 2387 288f
. 8383V 2888
. 3770 3788
' a
. 2895 J410
Low. Cloe.
2366 2860
2368 2384
2369 2364
2770 2?78
2600
... 2548
2443 2448
2383 2888
Janu.
. 1 1.
May . ,
July .......
August .....
September . .
October
December . . .
a
AMEBICAN LIVESTOCK PBICES
Chlaaaa Maaa 313.10
Chicago. July 18. (I. N. S.) Hon TMi
rnated rcetpt 8500. higher. Bulk. 81Y1641
18.00; top,
117.63 18.
1T65; mix
light. 317.81
jo.wo; top. 318. lO: butcher ban. U
00: nackine Iiam f... . tia bIA
mixed and medium. Ala MI Alt an.
67 88- rODgil i8'o3;
-YT. , j ra a 4 r ti I itA. i
Pig, 118.50 17.86.
t;atue
Sheap-p-EaUmgtad taoaipta 8000. iiaobaagad.
Omaha Hega 817.80
0m.;h-, li ,n,T (t H. 8 ) Hog
(min strong. Too. X1T XA-
817 na
OS H 1 T HO ! mirtil lit iSM- ill".' i
Choic.
a iiViVairtiT .z.::c . : . " :
pigs. 312.00 916.00,
Cattle -Recetpte 600. ateady.
Peep Receipts 100. ateady.
Kansas City Haas 317.10
SleepTBoaeipta laoo. ao trade.
8aattla Noo Ulahtr
Sttl. Wash.. Jul, i3.i!!(T H. 8.1 Ho
Receipt. 287; loThighet. ' ,4'
CattleReeeipt. 188; ateady. -Sheep
Receipts, none.
Denve Heoa 3178
Dobw. July 13. (V. p ) Jlr.l.
Jjipte 300. atead, Price, V't
akdHoXB3?74?6. kf-- .
Sheep Receipt. Bono; no market.
Chtrairo Dairy Prodaaa
"oL18 '1- -'l Btrtta Re
ceipt, 6935 tub. Creamery extras 41.. eiTT
S43Ha: packing tock 36 H
Kgg. Receipt 12,281 essesT nrr"
- " Iraajlaeo Oraia Msrgtt
Baa Fraaeisca, Jnly 18.(TJ. P. Barky
iSZSft&J M l. 3 60;
LIBERTY PON SAIES
' Uba1;aarjd3 aoM-iB Haw Togkt
" ' - r 9 : 1st 4 2d 4
Mandal 0958 8408 f .410
4 Hi
8608
360O
85 J8
8638
3684
t84
4o9
Wednesday . 8964 8400
Thursday , . 8962 3403
Friday 95 840S
6turJy ....... 8962 B39t)
8400
3410
S46
394
THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL YQ
ON WAY TO
STOCK MARKET OPENS
MY BUT CLOSES
WITH A HEAVY TONE
Dealings Da Not Suggest Any Change
la, Charaeter at Speculation Ooy
ernmont Bonds Unenaaged Leading
. Issues Gain tHightlr.
aw Vark. July 1S-(I
market alaaed haa i. '
H. .) The atack
Ml enmmiMS filn.a S
1MH aaidwlri, 37 Hi
Marina arwf erred
S"r woo wnttoa smar tor, 873. aotl
Plehaelae utuimi 1 . ... mm 1,
--7- . vvw"e, "i"'H ww mwrwt
art upturn of M, while Airterlaan Sumatra
baa. fall U Iff V, a loss of 3V. ateali"; at
Kw York. July 18. (L N. S ) Tha atoek
market showed ateady taa at th opening todsa.
with slight sain being mad 1b om of tha lead
ing issues. Tba dealing did not suggest any
change la tha character of tha speculation. There
was an ad ranee of 1 point in Texa Company
ta 148. and nearly aa much in American Mnieed.
RaUle ia other issues ware confined ta frae
tkina. American Can and Distillers' opened un
changed, while Cigar Stores dropped to 87 H
In view of its recent activity and emtio price
abangea it waa somewhat surprising that there
had been no transaction. In Amariaaa Bnaaatr
up to th and of the -first 18 minutes.
After tho first quarter of an hour had ended
Booth Fisheries moved UP IH to 25 while
American Ice roe 1 point to 31.
Th itook markat aloaed heavy today. Gov
ernment bond unchanged; railway and other
bonds ateady.
KU1.?';i ?,tSck todJ' "7.700 .hares;
bonds, 31,860,000.
fl of stock for tha week wra 61.882.
000 shares; bonds, 324.388,000.
Furnished by Over beck X
Cook Co.. Board of
jraae nuuaing ;
DESCRIPTION : Open"
High
Low
cioa
2
Alii Chafenera, e . .
Amet. Beet Sugar. .
Amec Caa, o
Amer. Cat F a. . .
A met. Cotton Oil, a.
Amer. Linseed, a..
Amer. Loeo., ...
Amor, ameitet, e. .
Amer. Sugar, a. .. .
Amer. TeL i Tel. .
Amer. Woolen, a . .
Anaconda Min. Co.
Atchison, c?
Bald. Loeo.
Bait. A Ohio, a...
Bethlehem Steel. B.
Brooklyn B. Trans.
Butter It fiaperior.
CaL Petroleum, e. .
Canadian Pacific . . .
Central Leather, .
Che. A Ohio. , . .
Chi. ! Vm.i .
'68
47
6 W
6814
47
'si-
47 H
40
88 -
47
84
89
40
Al U
40
iIIS
88
69
67
tu
M
83
88
28
1 8 U
68 H
'85 k
88 2
!
81
t
85H
8714
65
80
is
147
"i
'S8
'88'
Ml
m
168
46
88 a
66
SI
147 14
147
67
66
7
il'i
Chi Mil. A 8L Paul
. . v . .
88
88 H
48H
6514
'66H
1H
vm. es n w.t . . .
China Copper
CaL Fuel i L. e. .
Consolidated Gag . .
Corn Prod not, e. .
Crucible Steel. ...
Denver A U. U.. ..
PJstillara
CenerS feieVtrio'!!
General Motor . , .
Oandrtnh Tinhh
83
in
4H1
83
42
5
4
65
1SU
146
164 H
164
44
81
00
42
17
81
aa
at. North. U. Lands
Ureat Northern, pfd
Greene Can
Hide A Leather. .
Ice Securities ....
Illinois Central . . .
Industrial Alcohol .
Inspiration
Int. iter. Msrin..
Kan. City1 Soath.. c.
KeaBaaott Copper . .
Lackawanna Steel. .
Lehigh. Valley
Louis. A Nash. . . .
Maxwell Motors, a . .
Mexican Petroleum.
Miami Copper ...! .
Midvale tjtoel , . . .
M., K. A T., a.. . . .
Miaaourt Pacific ....
National Lead
Nevada Con.
New Haven
N. T. Alt Brak. . .
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. Ont AW...
Norfolk A W.. a. .
Northern Pacific. . .
Paoifie Mail ......
Penn. By. ........
topla' Gss J....
Pittsburg Coal, a . . .
Pressed Steel Oat. a.
Ray Cons. Copper. ,
Ry. Steal Spring...
Reading, c. ......
Rep. I. A 8., a. ; . . I
Rock Island . . e .
Sears, Roebuck Co.
Bhattuck
Studebaker. a. ....
Southern Pacific . . .
Southern Ry.,
Jena. Coppet
Texa Oil
Tobacco Pmriiu.
iT
31
if
31H
. a
IT
31
123
63
14
128
aatt
53 H
09
87
18 '
88
83
68
83 H
'63H
8214
8814
62
o
23 H
U
44'
S2
a e
' a a d
88
62
33
115
11
28
62
6
23
68
19
7
123
71
71
21
103
87
28
44
44
64
34
69
89
1
23V4
88
91
38
44 w:
83
28
18
147
63
80
104
'30"
187
16
44
83
23
IS
147
Union Paoifie, a , . ." '.
62
60
u. n. jbteej,
1 'tan copper
Virginia Cham.. . .
Wabash
W. V. Telegraph . . .
astinghouso Elec . .
Willys4verlaad . . .
Wool worth .
01
60
10
87
42
19
4t
Ul
Totai sale, 37.700 shires?
JTsw York Band
AtchktoB Gekeral 4 s
Xarkat
Bid.
80
ill
. 80
. 82
: P
; Si
: 8
: ?J
:'lt
. 81
. 81
Ask.
81
77
88
. T8
' 94
82
83
86
83
81
88
84
89
80
91
73
94
88
61
82
nai. Ohio Oold 4.
Beth. Steel Rf. 6s. . .
. . .
.
V
O.. B. A Qi Cot 4111!
St. Pul OenL 4.. . . .
ChL. N. W. Chrnl.
U A N. UnL 4a.:.. I
New York Ry. 6s
p$z:tTit ft::
&.?::::::
TTnion Pae. 1st Ref. 3...
Saathara Pao. Coav. 8, . .
Southern Pae. Can. 4...
Penna. Coat. 4 ..... .
ranaa, 1st 4
Che. A Ohio Conv. 6. . .
Ore. Short Line 4.....
Poreig-m Bpad Market
af Wtuing?1' C:-
A F. 6s. Oct.. 1820 Z
V. K. 6a, Sept. 1818 .. $3
Ti. SI 8Ua. No.! laia 62
Board
Ask.
92
99
98
99
95
97
88
9
48
08
91
97
34'
97
J? S XT f 1
P. K. , Not.. iSil
93
.94
97
130
82
83
44
94
94
'90
31
tl
0
87
A- " 8s. 5s. Aug,. 131..
Rep. Franc 6a, 1981.....
Parte 6s, Oct, 1331......
Marseille Nor., 1918. . .
Rassia Evtn. f , 1931...
Russian IntL s. UU.. .
Dora. 6s. Aug., 1913
Dom. 6. April. 1921..,;.
HeuV C An0. 1881....'.
Dom. 8a. April. 1628.;...
Atgestina , i.y, it 30. ...
China 8a, 1818.
om, Canada 8s 1337...
Frrnch 6a, ll8
93
981
1
PACIFIC COAST pTATEMEXT
"aetlaad SUnke
1913
191T
3.736.037.88
S.848.441.00
3.028,278.33
.I16.417.87
5.611.0a.52
a.483.738.1
Monday ..
Tneaday . .
WedMtday .
Thurtdaa .
Friday . . .
Saturday . .
Week ..
Clearing .
Balgnce , .
4.408.42T.0T
4,054.413.76
8,572.786.15
8.781,310.88
-t.stfTss.ta
.l2,l9i.3i
.134.367.068.11 16.441,848.27
Saokant) BnM7
1.881.310.00
Vmizi 4ti oo
- - wmv esang
........ ....... , I 3.673,343.00
f-ia.."
rS"taaai,itti- M.T.aa
. . . .V ...... f . . , . , f ' 05 B.B 90.00
Cleartaga
Claarlnft
Clearing
Cleariagi
Baiaaee ,
ntl1'-- :
"Average
-Lean laataaaed 880.4s3.BAA.- m-
mand deposits ieTMed 811.738.000.' tlmi -aceita
increased 11.11? AA
ill till m,m T'T-T'.r 'mwsxwmmmm
t ActuaC-Loan Increased 382.8 55,600. de
mand deposit increased 873,641,00. time de-
sTelSSO? .?;,'00?' tacaed
I S9H 884
1H 91
88H 3814
aeoo awod.
dS" ? "46"
8H 83 H
10 182
148 148
63 4 63 74
3014 6014
102 1044
'6" 'b6'i
iH "ia'ii
RTLANP. SATURDAY. " JULY 13, 1915.
PORTLAND
Prices JRuIa Steady anr .VIves Are
lftlntslBcd, tut Week Ends With
No Increases and No Sales at the
Top r Market Quotations.
PORTLAND lJVESTOC. BUN
gioga. , vatue. tjaivea. aaaap.
Saturday .
Friday
Thursday .
Wedneeday
Tuesday ........
Monday
Weak, ago ......
One year ago....
Two year ago. . . .
Three year aga. , ,
Four years aga .
490
878
144
f4
809
I6
foa
1734
S21
87 '
S
83
S3
V1
168
1168
49
S19S
S3
4
T91
77
84
. . . k
...
31
6
46
28
10
. a
a
403
760
419
196S
333
184
260
233
146
Thee were so surprise at North Portland
dariag taa day, th receipt beta bat ordinary
and sales rather light Sale mad wer of but
ordinary stuff and no top price were ia evi
dence. Hog ruled iteady. but there waa a dearth of
trading, values ebing maintained, however, at
former mark. Overnight receipt were good for
ta week and.
General hog rang:
Prim mixed 317.00317.80
Mdlum mixed 16.75 1 17.26
" Beve 16 0glS
L6.76 4J16
Oattla Market ateoel
60
Th cattl markat waa good, bat there wtr ao
nacy swiis ia enoenca and th aalea were
aot ol top. Ovar aight teeeipta war rathar
fight
General e.ttl. ...v..
Prim steers
Good to' choice steers. .
.313 00
. 11.06
13.00
18.90
10. so
si Miu m a good steers
P.t 1 :
9 001
S.i
00 ana
CommoB to fair steers.
CkuiifM mm inI Kf
6.06 8.00
8 66 3.90
340 49 7.60
4.66 A 6.68
S06 480
Medium to good tow d' bclfer:
ajtemedium cow and kaUsr.
Bun ..:::::::"
oalv ....:::
Stock gad feeder
3.00 6 3
00
60
I
7.00
3.03
Mutton Blartat ataady.
Tha mutton tuaikst waa ataady at format
Prioea, with light taceipta aad a good Asm and.
Sale wer few and of ordinary stuff.
General mutton ran:
Eart of mountain lamb 318.60 14.09
Valley lamb 18.00 13.60
Yearling . . . 6 09 10.00
""""a 8.00 9 9 00
8.60 tp 8.00
Saturday Shipper
Cattl John Basaaa. Pui.n, Trk B
loads; Earl McNutt. Lasen. Or., 1 load.
Hog 0. E. Lucky. Molalla. 1 load.
Mixed C. H Lucky. MoUlla, 1 load of cat
tle, calves and aheep; MaMaaon and Frum, Hal
ey. 1 load of cattl and bog.
United State department af agriculture bu
reau of markets reports livestock loaded ia car
load ( doubled eck counted aa two can) :
Cattle and Mixed
calves. Hog. Sheep, stork. Tot
Toteb) 1139 1268 880 168 3964
Oaa week ago.. ..1021 970 496 143 3708
Four week. ago. .1268 962 688 148 8081
State origins of livestock ledd July 12:
For Portland
Oregon ........ 2 1 a
Toteb Portland. .
On week go. . .
Foot weks ago. .
For Seattle
Oregon .
Washington ....
Toteb Seattle. , . .
One wek ago. . . .
Four weak aga..
s
14
3
' 2
8
10
17
11
a
3
2
Sal at
7
8 8
9 2
Afternoon,
frtdaj
STEERS
No. Ave. lhe.
Trice.
No.
2.
I:
Are. Iba. Price.
.... 886 8 0.00
.1000 0.71
.... 898 7.60
3". ...1306
810.00
. 61.
S6
75
60
8.
6.
2.,
a. ,
8.,
2. .
8.
. . 800
.. 886
COWS
...1660
... 840
.. .1086
. . .1655
... 820
. . . 980
...1080
... 870
8 6.00
8.
. . 861
. . 825
. .1084
. . 876
. . 990
..1200
. . 880
. . 970
3.89
8.25
8 60
S.80
800
3.75
7.60
7.60
3 00
8. 00
8.60
6.78
6.00
960
4.00
7. 26
7.00
27.
8.
a.
1.
a..
1.
1.
1.
i:
24.
4.
MIXED
$ 6.60 I 8
6.25 f 1
CALVES
81100 I 1
890
710
110
.... tli,
1010
120 S 8 08
660 3 8.00
480 3.00
HEIFERS
2.
1.
1.
S.
1.
710 I 8.00
900 6.00
740 6.75
1.
1.
BULLS
..1263
. . 664
0. 50
3.50
1..
420 8.
470
5.00
860
1..
STAGS
1380 8 8 00 I
LAMBS
311.00 I 04..
13.60 4..
41.
12.
63
77
77 313.50
70 10.00
113 8 8.00
118 8 8.80
EWES "
118 8 7.00 I 9..
YEARLINQS
130 I 9.00 I 11, .
BUCKS
170 6 6.00 I
2.
6. ,
36.,
9. ,
23.,
HOGS
186
131
169
233
816.00
8t.
19.
8.
183 6)6.00
17.25
.15.00
17.00
211
383
17.35
18.76
aaturday Morning
Sate
A. Tba. Priee.
... 88Q 8 8.00
... 900 3.75
...1130 11.25
STEERS
No.
At. lb.
. . 966
., 730
. - 670
. . 680
336
..1010
. , 743
. . . 960
ITS
. .. 210
Price
No.
1.
IS.
8 9.00
8 T OO
t.80
6.
COWS
4.26
, . 800
. . 890
..1070
.1024
6 23
0.60
6.00
8.60
too
1:
10::
6.
.60
7.76
0.76
CALVE8
81160
HOGS
rr.36 1
96.
FIVE DIE, FORTY HURT
IN STREETCAR WRECK
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Passenger Said to Be Operating
Car While Motorman Was
Collecting Tares.
San Franelaco, July 18. (L N. 8.)
Flva pasaansara wars klfUd and 40 In
jured. Kant ao sortouslr that, thay can
hat racovar, whan trollay ear Jurapad
the track at sharp curra near San
Bruno today. .
PasMpsrers put raapongibUlty for the
aocldant on the custom of tba motorman
In calling- upon a paaaenjar to operate
tha car while ha went inside to collect
fares. It help; a one-man ear.
The motorman. Geore-a W. Swaetman
was arrested and held on a pharra of
manslaughter. "
The aocident ccuiTad In a thick fog
that ta said ta have ebacured tha wlaw
ef the vajunteer motorman, who is re
ported to be amen; tba dead.
The dead are:
K. J. BAECHER. declared fey paaeen
rra to hawe been rnnnlna the ear. -
LOUIS PER083A, ARM AND PEROS
8 A, hie brother, B. OPIOTTI and JO
SEPH SAVONAi.1.
They : were all enrotite to South San
VYaaclaeo iadua trial planta and ahlD
yarda where they were employed.
The most serioqaly Injured are W0
liara Gibbons, Charlea Darbe knd R. M.
Richardson, alj ef whom are near death
NORTH PORTLAND HAS
NO SURPRISES TODAY
IN LIVKTOCK MART
1 V
J I
YANKEE ESCAPES
FROM HUNS AND
TELLS EXPERIENCES
New Jersey Soldier Walks Into
.Huns1 Hinds, Suffer Insults
and Punishments and Escapes.
KILLS HIS SLEEPING GUARD
Germans Brjat and Kick Prisoner
and Make Him Work Without
Food m Rest.
By Lowell XeUstt
With the Americana on the Marne,
June 80 (By Mall). (U. P.) James A.
Ponahue of Newark. N. J., felt around
in the dark till he got hold of a broken
pick. Then he hit hla ateepy g-uard over
the head, and two days later (yester-'
day) he made the following report to
Second division headquarters on what it
la like to be a prisoner In the German
army:
"I went down in the woods (Belleau)
and Joined my command what there
was left of It. They were all spilt up
and mixed up. I heard a whistle blow
and went forward. Every time a flare
would go up I would drop down. There
was a lot of rlfleflrlng. Just ahead I
saw four or five men and thought they
were our fellows. I ran right Into them,
and when I got there one of them hit
me on the head with something. Whan
I fame to they took ma up before aa
officer. He said. 'How many Americans
are there over therer I said. Thirty
two divisions of Americans (780,000 men)
and 40 divisions of. French. He said.
Achl Schweln. schvVln !'
Frcqeeat Xleks DellTsrcd
"Then they booted me and shoved me
away. Going out I got a -couple of
more kicks. They took me down the
road a piece. Detachments coming
along would give me thai once over and
say. 'Ach I Amerikanlscher srhwein 1" I
don't know-how long I walked, but it
was a long time. I didn't sleep all
night '
"Next morning I got an ax about the
sise of this helmet handed me, ani
without anything to eat they put me to
work cutting with them. They had ma
chine guns all through the woods. Then
they too; me across an open field and
hack Into another wood and had me
eut mere brush. They were digging
emplacements. They wojld dig one and
set a machine, gun n it and try it turn
ing it all around, and then .move to an
other place and try it Then they
would eut more brush and camouflage
the holes.
s "That night I tried to sleep In an old
covering;. About th tlm 1 ...
started sleeping they would come along
... mc m 0001 ana lane ma to an
other place.. Then they took me on an
other march, a a .
Haa Wearing? In.Hm T7Bir..
That evening three men In American
Uniforms welkid nn tn mn ntn.
talked With him. Than tv. ,
wanted lbk toward tha line. Then about
awvao jirencn eiricera, or men in French
uniforms, walked up and talked to this
offloer- asd then they turned, and walked
"7 VW IIA.
TheTW would erlwai n. mm.jt -i v.
bread to eat That was enough to drive
a man crasy. Then they would sit in
front -of me and eat cheese and bread
and drink something that looked like
coffee to tantalise me. They kept me
chopping all the time. They had about
16 or 80 men carrying the) bruin away
while I waa chopping; it. They ware
using it to camouflage tha ditches that
had ammunition In them.
"I was there about seven or eight
nights. 2 could not keep track of the
days. So between shoving me around
and kicking me around, I thought I
would try to escape and take a chance
of being abet So when another sentry
came on, I watched him and he sat
down fes a tree and looked like ha was
sleeping.
Raps Ssatry'oa the Head
"I moved a bit and no move out of
the sentry- He Juat kept right an snor
ing away, I just Veiled over and got
a little closer, and still no move out of
him. I reached around and got hold
of an old pick handle, and thought It
was no good to me. So I felt around
and found the rest of the pick with a
little piece of tha handle.
-60 I hit him on the head with the
pick. and not a sound or grunt out ef
him. I slipped right away then. Then
I ran across those Red Cross dogs of
theirs. They have got a little canteen
on both sides of them. I went on a
little piece and staye4 In tha woods for
a while when the dogs were around,
but there wag not a whimper out of
them ; they were- just running around.
Two Pars Croialag Bctweea Llses
- "1 would go on and when I would
eome close to a bunch I would drop
down and stay until they had gone away
and then I would go on a piece farther
I would travel by night and lay hid
In the woods In the daytime. It took
me two ' dava tt ret 11 n tiara Tv.it
kept on coming and I found once a bagl
wtiii some eia nara oread in It and
some IltUe pieces of cheese. I cams
across a stream and I soaked the bread
and ate It
"I kept on coming until I got up
where tae shells were dropping all
around ma and then out where the
sheila from both sides were falling and
I sure thought it was all up with me.
I kept on going though, and then i
heard a sentry yell : 'Halt !' and I said
'Don't shoot; I am an American.'
"I went up to him and asked where
headquarters was. Then I got an M.
P. (military policeman) and be took me
up to the A. P. M."
AMERICANS NOW FORM
THREE CORPS IN FRANCE
(CoBttawad fraaa Page On)
being kept up and the average remains
unchanged.
Lirrctt Boa's rtrt plrUloa
The three army .corps have been
formed under tho command of major
Eenerals detailed for that worlt who. If
icy make good, later will be promoted
to tha rank t lieutenant general. The
name of only tm of those general offi
cers waa made public, , Major General
Hunter Liggett Vita commands the first
division.
ha three army corps are made op aa
follows: .
First corps, tha first regular division
eenamaaded by Major General Robert I.
BiUlard, second regular division. Major
General Omar Bundy; 880th national
guard division. Major General Clarence
Edwards, comprising New England
troops, most of whom saw service on
tho Mexican border; 42d national guard
division. Major General Charlea F. Man
ehar, commanding, comprising units
from 41 slates and known aa tho Rain
bow division; 41st national roard, com
tnsnder not ren. known as tfcs Sunset
division and. made u ef-PedfJ Coast
guardsmen t4 allnaal guard sUtiaioa.
Major General . G. Ha an command
ing, tnadg. pp pt Michigan and Wisconsin
gThardamesv'' .
' AJT AWetleaa Xepresaated
Second enrna. tha Savantv-aenrmtti di
vision of the natlpnal army, from Caxap
Upton, made up -of gel active eervVce me
from New Tork cUr. .(This division Is
aow commanded by ' Major General
ueorge b. Duncan, wao went across aa
a brigadier aad earned hie two stars by
tlonal guard division. Major General
ll'llll . m. ...
evuiiam a, wrignt oommagigf, com
prising Kansas and Missouri troops (
Kisrhtv-asioaiwl nsilonil araw dlwtalnn.
Uajor General, Wihiana Burnkam corn?
Alabama Georgia aad Tennessee ; Tblr
tiath national mnmwJk lvllnfi X m 1W
General George W. Reed commanding.
miiw up oi xennessee, (Norm iaroiins
and South Carolina and District of Co
lumbia guardsmen; Twenty-eighth na
tional guard division, commanding of
ficer not given, roads up of national
guardsmen from Pennsylvania; Fourth
regular army division. Major General
C It. Muir commanding; Third regular
army division. Major General Joseph T.
Dickmaa comrnendlnr: Fifth regular
army division. Major General J. E. Me
Mahon commanding; Seventy-eighth
national army division. Major General
J. M. MeRae commanding, made ap of
elective service troop from Delaware
and New York, traiaed at Camp Dlx :
Ninetieth national army division. Msjor
General Adelbert Cronklta commanding,
made up of New Jersey. District of Co
lumbia and Virginia selective trained
at Camp Meade-. Thirty-third national
army divlaion. Major General George
Bell Jr. commanding, made up ef Uli
noia selective: Twenty-seventh no
tional guard division. Major General
John F. O'Ryan commanding, made up
of New York state national guard.
Gersnaa Delay Vaexplalaad
General March had HA f DMrv A mm 1.
Ing with the delay of the Germane la
renewing weir orrensive. No official
word dealing with tMs pbsse has come
from overseas. . It Is of course pre
sumed that the German high command
Is refitting Its forces and flWng up
all ranks from the various iNwt. tm
ordar to have the army en the western
front as atrong as poeslbls.
Oenersl March explained that there
has been no Inoraa In tha smmSar
of troops sent to Italy slnee his last
announcement en that subject
The action nn ttia v.rlnna Ma
during the past week he described as
oi minor ensracter. There have bean
small raids which have been marked
With succeaa far tha allla Tha m,t.
eat advance has been on the Mace
donian iront There, with the French
supporting the Italian right flank and
with heavy support by light draught
monitors, tne Italians scored an ad
ance estimated at about 28 miles.
This movement covered a crescent
some eighty miles long la the Balkan
rauuniguis.
America Germany's Chief Tepla
Geneva, July 1S.(I. N. S.) The
great achievement of America In putting
1.000.000 Mldlara In Wanna mnA t-mw-
many's diplomatic failure In Russia are
me cnier topics r conversation In Oar
many, according to a traveler who ar
rived from there todav.
Strikes are new constant eeeurrences
ana frequently the police sympathise
with the strikers and -fail to supprecs the
recurring dlaordera it waa tii
Onty the rich are able to buy suf-
ncieni wooa xna informant added that
Germany could tm possibly endure an
other winter of warfare.
ROLL OF HONOR
lOeetiaaed fraaa Page (b
BariLIVATR CA8,UBT MTTET. aHufchlny,
BivATB MXBBBT IICBBAT. PwrvaV
Ohfa lVAT rRED W- ''""FLLAW. Heele.
vil)?oht7 WALT,B 0WICK. Steaaea
PRrVAfB TiailS PLOWMAW. G1ovt.
ObtBITATB UAX B0SH0K' Wadreatta.
r-r'VJ' ,UT,DB,, WLUAMS. OHftoB
Died Trim VVauntft
tJFiW' ABT,,im A
DtaS Feavn Sl4en ag OtW
pJBlVATE MALACUI fclcEEllasrui..
Wavaeea aerarf
Oerprrals Joha U SUaeti, lUsi rH Ta
Boer nury it, SUanlle. Maavi riaer IvZr.
job. InimU. Uian.: privat Karl U MeVS
ton. New Hva, Cotia. : Pttvate atatvls, Balk,
tdgertae, VV; Bafo T. Begg. Ceae. G?5
Charley P fceurslag. Brooklw muu CUr
ene A. Bishop. EbemtiBrg. fJ. Halrry Berle
Carboadal. 1-a.j Jeeph B r-ci" eroit "
J. l Baste TeeUe. (w Yert : j il tl i'aJl
Mlaa.; stbiHs InVita. jerwy City H J tLnri
yaaulae, Nerwead. K. J. vilWnrt hfl A2
(iraaptaa. re.; John Bey. Wew Tera- kT.
fCUy. fc. J.: Harry Uvenlhal. Jtgw I art; tT.I
. U., ta sweeter. Pa.j Jo Le. SaatTs t!
,-rmi. UL! Frank WeShaa. noeoSaei jS J ,
WillUBi A. Mario.. Vletorta B. tt; aJL j'
OIo.d-U. HssJ-to. p,.. lis 3 pJkwJ:
c tL fcbeltoa. sort Woeth, TeiTprd W
S.' J- llovi Tasoeri. Eaat atanea
Albert U Thrust. SbefrUtd. sTaiaia
Wag Brooklyr.. H. J.; yt-V -.14 Kae!
Ark.; Ceeere Zaeio, Jeno Olovo. Uf, JtaJy.
Mtatlnf la S Mian
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SENATE AROUSED
N ISSUE
Borah $ ay Allies Owa $fc Dtbt
to Nation j Polndexter De
fiouncet Bolshevik!. : ?-
Waahlngton. July P.V-A.
Spiritad controveray ovar tha edaOiiiev
Uallon's Buaelan poUcy broke oat to-
ay In tko aanate. Be a a tar pkaindazta. t
"Washington, declared tho administration '
wouia mane a serious mistake If It dl-
vertee. manpower and r boom roes to Rwav
.o oe usee py the Bolahevlkl for- .
mm a rwa i.
OV.n I A a ...
ON RUSSIA
rwirsviirr, netiaar mon -nor
material sent to the Bolshevik! will"
be ever used .against German-
Polndexter sharply crltlclaed Raymond
Bobbloa. wfo reeently ret timed from Red
Crosa work In Russia. , -
VVIBBIaUBI 6B M I T 1 1
Bobbins and his eaawciates, rotndes
tor charged. NrotJd have tha United
Statee turn Its back on principles of fair
dealing with-our allies aad would have
us send men and supptlaa) to the traitors '
Lenlne and Trotsky, and tAelr foTiewers. -who
are 10 Umea worse than Benedict
Arnold.
Theeo genUemen and theoe who pro-
ffinaa tKa lTMi.a atmtmm i. s m . -
-. ..v ... kj muivrntm isin aw ,
the BoUhetnkl do not deny that tba Boi
ehevlkl are frtende of Oerwteay. Tha
unites statee should bo InUrootod In de
veloping Russia to a point where It
would again boooraa a factor In tha war
against Germany. But the Belahevlki
leadera will never put Russia, on the fir
Ing Una again In this war, - s
I am sorry to see that tha admin
istration eeeme to bo so Impreaood wltk
Uto views ot Mr. Robbkns and hla asso--
. . .
The Rusalan dissuasion waa.oponet
by Senator Borah, who eompared Roe
sla's effort to liberate herself to tha
French hmIiiIUm 4 u w . t m '
.... uw OWS.HBIHM" OI
wnicn u to be commemorated tomorrow
Bastlle day. After paying tribute to
the French. Borah said;
"Russia is entitled to tha sympathy,
tho confidence of the free nations of
the earth, and aanalalt Sa m.
to the sympathy ot tha United ftutaa. '
Great Credit Dae to Xatytaas '
a.w 5tl'mt W,U ,hAl rrtt catjntry. .
Back of tho story of murder. assasstss
tlon and disaster, a eraat !
Is fighting to be free. We aheuld ga at
once to Rusala'a aid. UntU we have
aunr "w accoraplls, tha
upreme task of the war.
"Trotsky Is an Incident ; Lenlne Wfll
amount to nothing in tha finaJ adjust.
ment- Tha allies seem ta haa aoeaa
nHurr met nn eg is, arur tba aver
throw of the csar. could work out ktr
aivation unaided.
"If wa think the maaa of RuaaUa peo
ple are not loyal and have sot doaa their
Dart In thl aa t... . . .
short wuc rpatneries
"Had Russia aot held the eastera front
when tha battU of the Marna was being
,-lh.1 "? mJ' hltDr f clrUlaatlon
might already have been changed and
Sff r" tory aaghi VMOr
The Russian army aa a whole never
decerned or faltered BntU betrayed by
tha corrupt leadera."
""aaasBBtaWaxeaj
Governor to Submit
Tax Levy to People
8alem, July 18. Governor With v.
oomba baa called a meeting of tla state
tax OOmmlaalon tnr 1 A a'.lub m.m-m .m
- . m w mhvp wa eaarrr
day morning to ooneUaer how snaeh
r. : " neeoea ay tae elate in
addition to that whloa can be raUed by
u ..Urr ni?4'r t m
L,?.n' Irposo la to submit tha
additional amount needed tn a. vara ar
the DeoDle at thai Nmuali.. ..
.. meeUng the governor says ha
"wawn ma ewximsxea of needs. The
throe principal things he haa In n.iv.s
he Bald. IS the flnsnrlsr r.9 .aa III.. !
m vm ... w uiiHiery
police, the establishing of a hospital at
rwvwa.au ror weunoea soldi are, and
naneing tho work of the State Council af
Dafanae and Social Hygiene society.
Autos Collide ; Eight 1
Hurt, One May Die
San rranclsco. July ll-iV, -9.y
Btenhen Carnantar. a ahauffana a.
a hospital hare early today, probably
fatally Injured, and seven others, ware
more or leas sovsrsly hurt, aa a result
of an automobile collision at tha corner
oi uuan a an uochaaaa streets near
midnight Frldav. T
The InJurM are:
Harold A. Carp, tar. Mlaa A dale
Ralrd. Ml at Neva Warren and Mlaa
Fvelyn von Ronn of San Franalaoo, anal
Miss Ruth Qutman. Miss Leslie Qui
man and Cilia Levy of Willows. -
Levy's ear waa completely . turaeal
over by the crash. .
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