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r 18 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON - THURSDAY; . NOVEMBER C-3, - 182L - ' -y .$ - LEGIONNAIRES LEAVE FOR II Kansas City, Mo- I. (I. K. & The last of ths delegstes and nailers of . the ' America Legion convention were fast hurrying homeward today. ; Marshal Koch and General Fershinj;. last of tbe dlatlnculahed guests to leave, pulled out f tho city at 11 : o'clock last night on a apeclal train .bound for fit Lou la, Even at tho lata hour tho station lobby was .pack ad and both war riven a farawell ovation. THs final session of tho convention waa not adjourned until lata yesterday. Com plet aatlaf action waa eipreaaed over the selection of tho hew officers. ' They are : . ' , ' National commander, rian ford ' Mac Nlor. Mason City.- Iowa, i National vice commanders, 1L Nelson Jackson, Burlington. Vt.,; George la lurry, Nashville, Term. ; Raymond O. Brarkett. Marblehead. Mass. ; Charles 8. Kendrtck, San Francisco; John A. Mc CorTaick.Las Animas, Colo. , , Chaplain. Rev. Karl A. Blackman. "fighting Parson" of Chanute, Kan. Tho appointive officera named by the .national 'commander were: . Lamuel BolIes.,UeatUa, national adju Russell O. Creviston. Indianapolis, as . alstant national adjutant, i Robert H. Tyndall, Indianapolis, na- 'tlonal treasurer. Kben Putnam,1 Wellealy Hills, Mass. national historian. Robert A. Adama, Indianapolis, na , tlonal judfe advocate. Tho next convention ' will bo held In Now Orleans Delegates to the first national gather ing of the woman's auxiliary of the Legion are also leaving the city today after s two days convention. At the .final session last evening Mrs. Lowell y. Hobart of Cincinnati, Ohio, was elect- sd president She Is a. member of the Colonial J lames. sUte secretary of the Society of Mayflower Descendants and the only regent Of the Cincinnati Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution over to serve more than two years. j HEW COXMAXDCB TOCHO A young man, barely 12, with a mili tary bearing a close second for Per ahlng, stood on tho platform at conten tlon halt lata yesterday receiving the sheers . of "a multKuds that had unanl- 'moualy elected him. ' , "Atta-Boy, Jack, you tell 'em." bis - own delegation was shouting. MacNIder smiled back the smile that makes everyone want to smile with him, thanked the legion briefly and then stepped ' back into solemn rigid atten tion. .; . ,.V- " i.-I stand to your command." ha said, impressively. r "V j- That was tho favorite expression of tho now Legion commander throughout the war. It was that which, brovght him ' promotions from back privats to lieutenant colonel and caused him to corns homo to Mason" City, lows,' with nmo ' decorations and 11 ' cltstions, In cluding three IX M- -C, Croix do Guerre and medals of honor from ths Italian and Belgian governments. . -- i . MscNlder ' enlisted as a private at the beginning of ths war. Three months later he went to an officers' training estop, came out a second lieutenant I and went oversea with ths ninth Infan try oi ins second mvuuon. HAS FI5E RECORD '. On ths Marne, near Chateau Thierry, ths village of Vaux was In possession of ths Germans. Information concern ing ths situation was needed. - - j-'-. I stand to your command." Lieuten ant MacNIder told his captain. . Tho lieutenant taking with him ! one man, entered., the. village. afacNider'a companion was killed. MscNlder cap tured five Germans . and returned. J He waa awarded the first of his citations, tho Croix do Guerre. i . Previously to enlisting In ths army. MacNIder served with tho Iowa National,! Guard on the Mexican border in (Mis and 117. He is president of an Invest ment company in his homo town, la un married, genial eyed and slightly bald, with two stray tufts that part ove the "place where tho wool ought to gnaw, He Is a Harvard university graduate. Hill Would Build . Coast Peak Loops In Couple Are Booked; .'; .BotHi Forfeit; Bail; - Bench Warrant Out David Brill, alias David 'Harris, whom ths policy, were informed. Is local ; man ager of a film exchange, was booked st police headquarters' early this morn ing on a charge of disorderly conduct after b had been arrested in a room at Twentieth and Waahington streets with a young woman who gave her name as Catherine Cook.' Miss Cook was also charged with disorderly conduct- Both were released on , S5r. bail.; : Sergeant Breunning and Patrolman' Horton an swered a call to ths .apartment 'house and found the couple. -, : Ths man first gave his name as David Harris, but "When friends arrived and asked- for "David Brill,", stating they wished to put up a 'cash ball for his release, the police . discovered his true name. When the case was carted hi the mu nicipal court this morning neither de fendant was present Judge Rbesman ordered bail forfeited and had a bench warrant issued for. the rearrest of both. ELECTRIC UTILITY ; SHARES SHOW GAINS IN NEW YORK .MARKET SLIGHT ADVANCE - - Wall Stmt Journal Financial Beview. New Tort. Nov. S. (TJ. P.) A cot la ths rediscount ate to 4 per cent enmbtaeflTwitk the piuiieof of as early KttVment of the coal sbriks-. icontrorersy, KWted in senetallx hisheT priew the openinf of the New York stock exefcaase .today. The cams, however, did not a a nue ran above Bait a point. Then is short interest in Geoeial Electric and that (tack aude new bich on the mens at 104. This price represents a eeemery ol 28 points from the year's low. Steel cannon was an K at 80 and ia- denendent steels w?re slishtiy hisher. . HoiBton si rs m m m ansa in - -w JIAfHIUHAI N STOCK PR CES P TTSBURG GMNS WaAXL STREET, QUOTATIONS TsraXMd by OvarW Osaka Cew hoard of Trade Bafldag. SaW I 8TOCK9 1 High. 1 tow. 1 Bid. Connecting Link Sam Hill, who visioned the Columbia. rirer highway years before' it was built, and who took S. C. Lancaster, location engineer of the great scenic thorough fare, on a tour of the faxnoua roads of Europe before a dollar was authorised for the Columbia river highway, arrived In Portland , Wednesday afternoon would like to be commissioned by the states of Oregon and Washington to build loop roads around their snow peaks," he aald. "The loop road a Sound Mount Hood will be a revelation: and its cost will be Justified as soon as it is opened. But these drives should bei con nected. The -visitor should go . from one great scenic playground to another. Hill, who conceived the Idea of the peace portal at Blaine, Wash., oii ' tfte International boundary line, proposes to transform his extensive country home at Mary hill, overlooking the Columbia river, into ' a museum which will be open to ths public. , Briand Preparing Speecji to Deliver At Anns Conference (Br a Special International News Berries Com- apooaeat) On Board Liner Lafayette, at Sea, via Wireless, Nov. i. Premier Briand has begun -the preparation of the address he will make to the Washington conference, but K is understood that France will advance no concrete proposals. The French premier will express the hopes of the French people for a future peace, not only in the Pacific, but throughout the world. " 1 From a source close to the premier the belief is expressed that Japan is the only nation which will make definite proposals regarding future policy in the Pacific and China. 11 Heating ls Not a j f JJJQJw Fixed Expense I 1 rv Ffiffi Devine to Speak on Community Chests Dr. Edward T. Devlne of New York, noted social worker and student of In ternational problems, will speak on the community chest experiences of Amer-H lean cities at a public meeting in the chapel of the Unitarian church. Broad way and Yamhill street, this evening at o'clock. Nelson G. Pike, a member of the board of directors of the public welfare bureau, under whose auspices the meeting is to be held, will preside. Divorce Metaphor Is Made Realistic to IT. Northern Pacific led the rails with an early Men st tS. up 1. Stocks m ceneral were firm in the- first boot mod Mexican Petroleum sot shore Wednes day nisn wnn sales st 184 T. . - Knmootx-Jonnson made a new aiah on the : more at 70 and dryeoods stoesa went again led by Aamcieted Drycpoda with sale abore 37. United Fruit held most at its biz sain oi the piwrions eejeion. Piaana of orders trr snA Mra ind tO OAO under nesotiation is taken by many as indi- caunf mnmeaient in the demsnd for eqaip Bient tockj. Notwithstandinc the redaction, la the price of rails, orders are coming in slowly. While Profit takmsr was in virine in nun parts of the bst. Mrxk-jin Petroleum was siren a sharp raa-np in the second hoar. That stock durinc this period sold st 105. From the character of recent reports the bear campaign in Mexican Petro learn has been through Wall street. Pittsburg and Mexico city. so DODOiar nsa it beeoma tn sen the stvk short that many -people who confess to baring onuisn in to, general market say that tbey have gone short of -Mexican Petroleum ,as a hedge. .osin o i ores snares were the features of the trading in the fourth hear; Woolworta jumped - points nenraea catea; sears, Korcuck at 70 was m H and Montgomery, Ward got abore 14. People who were pessimistic on the mail order situation a few months ago said business I looking up. Mexican Petroleum sold st 107 shortly be fore - 2 o'clock, up 4 H from the low of the first hour. This stock is azsin on the nremiom list, borrowers overnight being rtlixed to nay 84 th per cent Practically erery other tran saction from 1 to1! o clock was in Mexican Pe troleum or Pan-American. S Of the lower priced oils. Blchlab wax the leader and got into new high around aboreSS. alex'.can' fetrolenm was the feature of the day and the beating given the shorts was the most conrincing in many months. The rest of the stock list did little until the nut hour. when short covering finally extended to the steels, equipments and some of the - domestic oil. The bond list, however,- waa strong all day. In fact. Liberties all got into new high ground with the Victory 4s at 100. The news over night was highly construct! vo including the wholesale reduction in re-discount rates on the Federal Reserve banks and re demption in the Bank of England rates. Re duction in freight rates announced by the South ern Pacific waa looked upon by many as a con structive development. Lowering of the re-du-count rate was the real reason for the new in terest in the bond art. Call money, after re newing at B per cent, dropped to 4a per cent, but late borrowers were obliged to pay 6 M . The foreign exchange market waa again fea tured by a new break in German marks. There was a partial recovery hut before the close. The market closed irregular. ' - By H. f, Lstiffmaw. Special Correspondent of The JeevsaJ ' ' Pittsburg. Nov. S.-r-Thera tare strong hope expressed here that the gradual ussrsrament in trade which has bee so apparent in thia distriet wiU continue despite the railroad srtoatioa. ; The inclination 7 oa the part of various maaafae buers to expand producing capacity of their plants indicates this and a similar attitude la hi evidence anient the aaereanUle establishments. Higher qwotatiena eat crude, oil are inducing ventnrei in derelopmeot work and the increase in field operations, it is expected, win be felt abort- ly in tha market for snppbea. Them is a feel ins that the upward awing is oil prices has no enoea sitnougn esranees may bs less rapid than they have been in the last few wars. The imaaediate Pittsburg dktrict eoatiraea to ieei en ecu oc eanpeujea of nonuntoa fields in we coai neids. Tonnage has tncreaaed slightly uui . mines ners are spersung at ieaa than SO per cent capacity. Concerns which operate in both anion and nan a moo fields ' m scene in stance, are running their nonunion mines at capacity, white their union Runes are idte. Do mestic demand haa iaimoted somewhat and in quiries are more numerous. Logging Operations On Greater Scale . In Inland Empire Sookano "Wash.. Nor X lorin nM in the Pend OreiDe and in tho Priest rirer country have opened up to a marked extent during the hut IS days, following improvement m vuv luffloer saarseu. The Diamond Match eomnamv ia onevaHfi a large camp on Skoeknm creek and will start several bis haulk as soon as snow conies for sleighing. The Ohio Match - company la operating the largest camp in tnia district and haa ZOO i employed west of Lost creek. The Panhandle eomnanv haa a mmi LaClere creek and is buying white pins at sev eral poinu in tne county. , The Dalkena Lumber company mill at Dal kena is still running and it has four logging camps running in the Priest river district. The Hum bird Lumber cmopany is operating four camps, two for the Newport mill and two for the Sandpoint mill. The Newton-Burrell Cedar company has bu'lt and is operating a small shingle mill at U-sk in connection with its pole and post yard there. For several' years Una company has been among the most extensive cedar operators. ' It plans to enlarge the shingle mill as conditions warrant Water Bond Issue Loses at La Grande Signs Point to Prosperity, Says Portland Banker Sold 7 w Aadrswa.CoasverFbel le Um aad tykady Ed. Csatral at CoZtO Hc. , - sad MtretH ' .Cslaaikla r'aey Con Tiela.i "- wars Colimbla Blvd. .Crratoa Km Kael Ca ta a) rowill Valley Kd. ' , I. T. HswItt.lS E. Mth St. Millars Ave is Fset Co, ' , MJa ltd pv r.. 18t.J""" , Camsaay, , , ' ! Lomha n Htrasl rUllwrMtd Wc id Coal Co , llth aad I yea Hlillams A t. Fuel C . '17 Wlllla it Ave.! .Toodlaws -'ael I v, 4i Deism Ateass , I A. 8. Hart, N. W. Att Some people are so "sot" in their fuel habits you'd think they would refuse to consider a change for the better. Discrimination in col buyinjr and coal burning can both reduce the cost of beinjf comfortable. j The first step is to say SUPERIOR Domestic Lamp Goal to your dealer-rand insist-on .retting it; the next is to make friends with your furnace, range and heater and treat them right ! Superior Coal is high in heat! value, burning with a long flame,' without soot, excessive clinkers or ash. asW'Tal'I ' -MX- H-atrr !, rwe-tlauaaV Or. r l - r i . - a I a7TrSsi! W I ... ay wg. a. ar I i - aim. m i'JllVJVII .TO-..1 Los Angeles, CaL, Nov. S. (L N. & Every day is washday for soiled linen in the Los Angeles divorce courts, but a realistic touch: was riven the metaphor today when Laura Laundry was grant ed a divorce by Judge Toland and Ba ther M. Borax was released from marital bonds by Judge Summerfield. .Both followed closely after that of Hasel Dye, who was successful in winning a, decree before. Judge Toland. . Cancer Prevention Will Be Discussed "Cancer Prevention and Control" will bo ths subject of a talk by Dr. Otis B. Wight at the Friday noon luncheon of the Portland City club in the Benson hotel. He will explain the nature; symp toms and prevention of the dread dis ease. Two other talks srtll be heard. Dr. N. E. Wayson will Tell about the new Hahnemann hospital in Portland for ex-service men and Colonel Pegram Whitworth will apeak on the army reorganisation- plan. PACIFIC COAST BASK STATEMENT ' Portland tanas 1921. 1920. Cleartncs Monday..! 6.454,528 t 8,145,078 Balances Monday... 1.658.723 1.883.9f uieanncs laesasy. . a,do,ouz nouaij Balances Tuesday. . 749.173 Holiday Clearinss Wednesday 6.009.830 8.694.457 Balances Wednesday . 836,266 1,676,907 (Jleannc Toursaay. B.681.H86 7 .093.744 Balances Thursday. 998,794 936,165 fiann sr;rM'm -7 feuaW a i 1 Iron the Entire Family Wash Electrically Ironing day has. a new and delightful meaning to the woman who . Irons elec trically. Tune and energy are both, saved by the electric hand iron for the, daintier things, and the. electric power ironer for 'bed linen, table linen, curtains and other . pieces. On your next trip downtown step in ana acqaaint y-otrrsau with all, tkst'a m for ireaittf tb.WV tirs ' family , wash, sscwaaar lag. It, too; slwctrieaJlr. TN . ' ' ' ) , - .. ' ' AH Wiag dwalors 'WHs' Uctrie wasbiag asxl IrofuatT1 apptiaarcss. - 1 B t Ask' About Our Y SPECIAL PRICES and EASY TERMS on ELECTRIC RANGES Elsctrk BUf., Bst. Sixth aad Brtkadway i itnTnir itoik8 AIRO AT SALES. TA5COCTER. OEECOX C1TT. ST.' J0HS9 ML . .8 4.879,97 807,07 . . 471,708 79.545 . . 1.951,329 726,277 I Grand? Tsar. 3. A majority of the roters of La Grande prefer to take a chance on Ml fitw'm AilmriAA . 1..1J: . indefinitely, according to the rote cast at Toes- I aaya election wnen a bond iwie of (204,447.90 was defeated by a vote of 380 to 448 The precincts in the main residential sections of the city polled a heayy yote in farer of the bonds, bat the ontlyinc districts .OTcrcsme this lead with their heary necativs rote. asasxnw . , i. . . asr. henv . . do pfd. Ajaa Bobber . . . . .. Alaska oU Alaska-Jaaeas ......... Allied Chess. ......... AliisHThalnars ........ ox cfO. Am. Beet Snsar ....... Asa. - Roach v........ Asa. Can Cm. ......... da pfdv ............ Asa. Car Jt Fdy. ...... do ptd. .......i... Am. Cot. Oil Am. Dras Brad. Am. Hida A Leather..., d pad. Am. lee ... .4 ...... . Am. Intl. Cons, ...... ., Am. linseed .......... Am. Loco ........... do pfd. Am. Sat. Kasor ...... Am. Ship A Com. .... Am. Smelter . . . , do pfd. Am. gnaff Am. Steel Fdy. Am. SnsVr t do Dfd. Am. Sumatra ......... Am. TeL U Tel '. a. Tobacco do "B" Am. Wool do pfd. do P. nfd. Am. Kine Anaconda ' Associated Oil . Atchison . do pfd. AU. Golf A W. 1 Baldwin Loea -do pfd. Balto. A Ohio do pfd. . . . Beth. Steel "B" Booth Fish B. &. T. ............. Butte O. A Z Butte A Sap Bams Bros. Caddo OU Calif. Packins Calif. Pet , . . -. do pfd. Canadian Pacific ...... Cen. Leather Cerro de Pasco , Chandler Motor Chicaco A N. W Chicago Great Western. do pfd. Chin" Copper umno ' C. M. A St. P do pfd. Coca Cola ....... .A . C. A O Colo. F. A I Colo. Southern Colo. Gas A Nect Colombia Graph Con. Gas Cons. Clears do pfd. Contl. Can . Corn Prodncts do pfd Cosden Oil C. K. I. A P do A pfd. do B pd. uruciDie .... do pfd. 1 8S 5 S 20 19 ..... . . , . . S4H 34 S3 STOCKS-- - S 89 781a 35 V 168. 128 V 123 42 V, 161 M 80" 7V. 14 8a H 77 1a 31 H 23 123 41 101 29 . 8 7 13 NEW INCORPORATIONS Trade has been sufficiently stimulated Staring the past few weeks to sirs rise to widespread belief that the torn toward more prosperous times had been definitely made, according to John N. Kdlefsen, president of the Peninsula National bank, ia reviewing the financial and business situation. "In the Northwest the early marketing of crops and heary increase in orders for lumber hare been particularly cheering influences," be mid. To bow great an extent tne present wars is seasonsble and not doe to permanent better eonditiona is yet to be determined. It would seem, however, that the demand for lumber must continue for some time, for the reason that it had held off so long. Hetau yard stocks are rery low. It is eramated tost tne sbortage in retail yards ia 4.500,000,000 feet below normal. Records from cities alt orer the country show that, building permits for the first eight months of this year hare been greater both in number of buildings and in estimated costs taan in any previous year of which we hare records. Tne easing oi tne credit situation, which has become still more pronounced during the past month would ordinarily indicate a period of expansion just ahead. Call money in the New York market is being quoted st 4 per cent and less. The ratio of total reserve in the federal reserve system to deposit and federal reserve notes is the highest in four years. The cash balances of the system, due to deflation of bank loans and to the influx of gold from other coun tries, are now larger than any other banking system in the world, and twice as large as re quired by law." . 8alem, Or., Nov. 3. The Alexander Realty company of Portland, capitalized at $10,000, filed articles of incorporation with the state corporation department here Wednesday. The incorporators are David Alexander. Paul A. Motes and Anna B. Campbell. Articles were also filed hv th Iinntim Transit company .of Portland, capitalised at 310,000. with 9. i B. Schaefer, W. E. Young ana cnsries grants named as the incorporators. Corporation Oommisrioner Handler haa granted permission to the E. A. Mitchell Trac tor company, inc.; oi Seattle, Wash., to oper ate in Oregon. The company b capita ti zed at 2uu,uuu. crans s. necox ot 1'oruand is named aa attorney; in fact. SaatU Banks Clearings Thursday . . '. Balances Thursday Taooma Banks Clearings Thursday Balances Thursday Spokane Bank Clearings Thursday , Balances Thursday San Francisco Banks Clearinss Thursday : $24,300,000 Oakland Banks ClerainCB Thursday $ 2,025,000 Ls Anoetss Banks Clearings Thursday $15,674,985 2 New Banks Ask . . For Incorporation 9okane, Wash., Nov. 8. Connor Malott of Spokane, vice president of the Spokane A Eastern Trust company, is one of the incorporators of two new banks whicn nave med tneir articles or in eo roo ration with 'the secretary of state at Olym pia. The banks are organized to buy the assets and carry on the reorganization of the defunct Scandinavian-American Dans ot Seattle and Its branch in the Ballard district, according to a '.statement made by J. P. . Duke, supervisor of ban kine m the state. One of the new concerns is the Bank of Wash ington, capitalised for $500,000. Tbe other is the Lumbermen's bank for $50,000. The incor porators of both are F. W. Shnltz, Connor Ma lott, R. Lee Barnes, C. Paul C him arm and C. W. Bridgmaiff FOEEIGN EXCHANGE RATES Corrected daily by the foreign exchann de partment of the United Sates National bank. uuotatloos eelow (except the sound aterlinsr) are on the basis of 100 nnita Ionian enrranrv. opening aominat reus on esnk transactions: I malts cable Par I Checks. Transfera Tihu. London i Lbs. Srling.$ 8.92 V, 8 3.93 . t 4.8 Fans francs. j.3 7.3a 19.30 .52 .52 23.81 4.03 Vs 4.04 19.30 Berlin Marks Genoa Lire . . Athens Drachmas . . . Copenhagen Kroner. . . . Christian ia Kroner .... Stockholm Kroner .... Hongkong Currency . . . Japan Ten . . Shanghai Taeia. 4.49 18.53 13.65 22.80 55.30 47.90 'T9.40 4.52 18.60 13.70 22.85 55.55 48.05 79.70 19.30 26.70 26.70 26.70 Canadian dollar discount 8 per cent Cuba Cane do pfd. Cuban. Ann. Sugar. Del A Hudson ..... Dome Mines Endioott Johnson . . Krie do 1st pfd. Fsmotts Players Fed. Ming, A Smelt do pfd. Firk Tire Gaston Wms. General Cigars . . . . General Electr.e . . . General Motor .... General A Idea .... General Asphalt . . . . uooanen 70 45 iii 29 81 44 7 17 12 26 28 37 39 38 63 8 92 32 32 8 19 8 44 114 29 29 42 48 80 58 2S . , s 43 83 IS 11 88 28 88 181 112 17 S ! SI s 8S 24 91 106 4 8 8 T7 181 2 83 i 79 35 108 123- 133 TS 24 . 43 uoo 83 9 29 91 97 87 80 56 6 T 4 18 110 12 70 44 70 114 29 80 44 Gvodyear , uivnvy ..... ... . .. Gu Xsk Ore do pfd. . . ........ Green Canaaea t.alJ B. steel Haak Barker llowstoa OU , Kopp Hotec ........ tliwras Urat. taaniraliea .......... taw Agr. Corp. com . . . . o pia. ........... Intetbora . do pfd. Intrrstata CaUahaa ... tat. Harv. , da PUL : let. Mere. Marine .... do pfd. ... i .... . tnt Nickel Inc. Paper ......... do pfd. ......... Ibtineible Oil ....... blpsd ttfl Jawel Tea a. C ooatheta do pfd Kelly-Springfield . . . . , Kenneoori ......... Keystcwe Tire ....; Lack Steel ......... Lea Tire . . . . Lehigh Taller Higk. 1 LwT 78 ii 72 77 36 la 78 36 Tl 76 Lowe. Theatres Moralaad 6 17 11 23 23 37 39 88 62 8 91 32 32 7 18 103 1102 12 183 10 '63 31 71 69 12 133 10 61 80 6 16 12 26 28 87 39 S3 24 HH 62 3 92 24 63 46 85 107 82 82 78. 67 63 83 8 18 13 108 18 70 12 17 63 & 23 10 59 183 10 43 63 SO Liberty Bonds: in . A Sharp Advance; 414s Are Booming New Tork, Nov. 13. (L N. B.) Liberty bonds made a sharp gain on the bond market today, reflecting the sweeping reductions ia the re -discount rates announced by Federal Kejerve banks yesterday. The gains ' ranged from 82 cents to about $1.00. The greatest advance waa made In Liberty first 4 Vs. which rose $1.06 to $98.98. Vic tory bonds sold close to par, getting $99.92. Liberty, 8t Liberty. fiAt 4a Liberty, second 4a . . . , Liberty, first 4a Liberty, second 4 S Liberty, third 4s"', Liberty, fourth 4 a . . Victory, 4a Victory. 3a High. 9340 . 9398 . .9380 . .9598 . 9400 .10000 . 9992 Oil Mea. PeC i. Miami Middle States Oil.... Mtdvals 8tMt . M. K. a T. , . Pfd. ,. Mont. Power . Mont Ward ......... Mo. Pac. . do pfd. M. 8t P. A 8. S. U. North Amer. , . Nat. Biscuit :. Nat. Enamel , . Nat. Lead Nevada Cos. . . New Haven Norfolk A W. Nor. Pat Nova Scotia Steel... N. T. Air Brake N. X. Central tlkla. Prod, ref , . . . . i . . Ontario Silver . Ontario A W " Otis Steal ' 1 Paeifie IfcT . Pac Gaa A Elec ....... Punta Allegra ........ Pacific Oil k . . Pan Am. Pet Pan Am. Pet. "B" Penna. People's Gas Per Marquette Pare Oil Phillips Pels s . . Pierce Arrow Pierce Oil Pitts, Cosr.. ... Pitt A West Vs. .... . Pressed Steel Car...!... Pullman . . Ray Cons. ........... Heading . . . Itemington . ......... Itepiogla Steel Republic L AS do pfd. . . Rep. Motors . . Royal Dutch OU ....... Ky. Steel Spg Saxon Motors . . , Sears Rosebuck ....... Shattack. Ariz. SheU T. A T Sinclair . . , Standard Oil '. . Sloas Shef Southern Pacific ....... Southern Railway do pfd. 8. L. A S. F. J.. Stromberg Carb. ...... Studebaker Swift A Co. i.. Tenn. Cop. A Chens . . . Texas OU Texas Pacific Tex. Pacific C A O. . . . Tobacco Products . .,. . Trail. Contl. O'-x ..... Union OU Dei. Union Pacific i. . United : Alloy I'nited Drug United Food Prod United Fruit . . . . . United Roads of N. J. . do pfd. United Retail Stores TJ. S. Ind. Alcohol .... U. & Rubber do 1st pfd. , TJ. 8. Smelting U. S. Steel do pfd. Utah Copper Virginia Chem. ....... Vanadium Steel ...... Vrrandoa Wabash do A rfd. Wella-Fargo Western Pacific do pfd. .......... Western Union Westinghouas E. AM. West Maryland ...... Whits Motors ....... Willys-Overland do pfd. . Wilson Packing Woolwerth Worthington Pump . . . W. L. K. White OU . 78 ii 8 io Swl 23 42 63 2S 107 14 19 40 121 12 T5 77 ii" $s 32 . a 10 8 23 9 41 34 25 103 18 18 48 120 12 74 DETROIT BUS NESS up to Low. Close. 9270 9828 9350 .... 9846 9360 9360 8840 9350 9566 9578 9864 9360 9966 9980 9980 3S80 3 19 9 65; 29 46 47 44 $7 18 16 14 7 18 70 22 60 82 7 49 28 81 78 19 75 "8 43 6 60 9 21 121 64" 118 8 '50 48H 86 32 81 110 56 27 82 io' 8 as' ' 28 45 46 ."! '$7" 18 86 "i$l s ,1 13 69 22 $6" " 80 6 48 23 81 78 19 74 43 26' 61 9 19 120 62" ii7 8 '49 "47" 65 I 82 80 110 55 27 31 9 31 33 87 Tl 11 7 36 . T 87 1 4 77 ISS 11 SO 18 68 83 16 I 3 16 24 5 46 23 9 43 29 64 143 14 26 106 22 18 24 IV 8 63 18 18 42 63 46 120 41 73 12 13 95 T4 22 54 72 8 4 19 9 8 64 28 43 46 43 33 37 18 86 29 14 ON THE INCREASE By sN B. Mssma IVu' Cr"'S'"l't'"' Tb JowraaU Setermiaed (hat aothinc ahaii wast Uw atowty ruans tide of baauwas mreaveaseaiC Plsaa lr aorWrked by AttSMta Um- iiwreaasd activity are note penaperts of a railroad atria. latrd rases of eiowias an K.r. saasa Itnet. aeneral eonfueajro h tnrfwaMM. asasiuiaruirm and oealen w stovsa, sraaa, veraUs sad watr air eipmrarMg tho tn t so ward Biiniatst tn more thaa a saansr fhayias has tathered eoataxVraMe ninniiim aad aa a rvanH ewndwrtasa is bemg wvraaaed. Aa offirval t the Peatnaaiar Stnve company stated tossy that conditions were beginning la snproacA aor- . aaal. . i;vooetT dash 11 tare asvtng Siffsnilry as maia taming atarks beraaae of the prrparataoa W- wives are making again sav food efawrtag raased by a posnble ratlfaad tie-asv. rasslHs of railroad mea are eoaaparawa aairbaam. Ks pedatioa of lower pnera haa kept rajn haasl FT coantry mrvroanls to s haad-to-sanata baaw, at m are annex saq oroeft are laii r iaaia m eta. . "agar Tarmwss aad asest f aito anmu iauiiea will rac.a ooerae ssasoBS crop ia the arxt few days. 1bpicg Bras of Eoclaad sat fwtaead tram 3 as 6 per orat. Kroobhr Ima A awl Ka-i Chicasa plaa oa a 28 baits. eaamunns at cast casmatg The widaarread redactioa n by the federal reartva banav oosabwed wltk the taatag mbwey, ta erparted 10 aomalsta) 4eculaSva taivuaist aVmaod fnr earmrruaa ta the uidastriala, where wtdrnrw erf good baying . has bora found ta a aamber of growna. New Tort American I'nion OU Compaayea' Delaware directors offietally approwd the eoa snlidstioa with Royal Daub, a aperwj meeang of sliarahoidrva bring eaik-d few Novreabar 17 to appro tb acrernMBt. I adcr ta agvia meat ths Unioa lh rimianj sharvhoidert will orgsnia. a new corn.ralm with aaUaartsed capital stock of 10.OoO.ouo shares of aa par . raiue. 1 na i nam n i cwnianj wui iiaai 8 per rent of the new company a stock, whu Koral Dutch receives the kaiaac of 73 per cent. 8twtrt-Wamer arweduaaeter sales and ship ments during (tetnber were 4 s per cent ta exceis of a rear ago. yew Tork Bond Market Famished by Ovsrbeck and Cooke company. Atchison geol. 4s Bsl. A Ohio gold 4s Beth. Steel ref. 5a Cent. Pacific 1st 4 . . . . . St Paul genL 4s Chicago N. W. genL 4a . . . U n. um. 4s . .' New Tork Ry. 5s Northern Pacifio y. u 4a. Readiag get I. 4a Union Pacific 1st 4s. ; . . . U. S. Stael 6s Unioa Paadfic 1st ref. 5s. Southern Pacific coot. 4s. . Bouthtera Pac conv. 4... Penna. Conv. 4 s Penna. 1st 4s Chea. A Ohio conv, 5a Oregon Short Lino 4a - - Bid. Ask. f0 80 71 71 85 85 77 77 62 62 76 77 84 84 22 23 78 78 76 77 82 83 95 93 77 78 84 85 84 85 88 89 88 89 83 83 83 85 Nez Perce. County' Road Bonds Sold Lewiston. Idaho, Nov. 3. Four hundred thousand dollars worth of road and bridge bonds of Nex Perce county were sold yesterday to the bond firm of Sidlo, Simons, Fels A Co. of Denver, Colo. ' With the -sale of these bondi money will be available to open up a vast territory on the Clearwater river. Contracts nave already been let to the Security Bridge company of this place for the construction of two bridges on the Clearwater, the first to cost $84,300 and the second $64,400. Money and Kx change Kaw Tork. Nov. 8. (L N. S.1 Call money en ths floor of the New. Tork Stock Exchange today ruled at 5 per tent: high, 5 per cent; low, 4 per cent Tune money waa steady. Jfates were: sawsa per cvnu i do saarsei for nrima mercantile paoer was ' steady. Call mcaey ia lenooa souay was 2 ts . per cent. Sterling exchange was steady with tmaineas ia bankers bilia at S3.9S lor aemann. Fans Loss Bats Cat Waahinataa. Nov. 3. -L N. S.l The War Finano corporation saaouneed thia after rca that a redaction of one-half per sent ia tha in la mat rate to banks on ail money for ag ricultural and hvestock loans. The rata which has been per cent will be 5 per cent and is effecti oa all advances maturing witnin atx mcntba, . The rata oa money for other purposes at reduced from f tola v cast. Harks sA Jfesr law ; New Tork. Nov. . D. P.l Marks crashed to a -new low record at $0.0047 in the ond hoar of trading oa the foreura ex ehanss market Mrs today. Tab reprsseiited s torn e $0.0004 from ta previous caoae. Esftlsk Bats Ii Lswcr Taiaaoa. Ket. t II S. R.) Tha Bank of Evtglaad today reduced its minim am rata 4 u. of x per cent ireca a 1 BOro issrB defeated . Ashavnd, Nov. t. Tha bond Wan, which was voted Wednesday was defeated by a small ma jority. ,Hvir:r.frvr -. Caasetr Fsrtkasss BsQfllaf .Has. 3-Tas Ewaeada aanary osmpaay has parenaaad to senldiag wears K has Bava auans. of W. Cary. It ta located ia the west vert f town and was. formeri a- of I ths tmiidiacs used ay to Estaeada brick plant Washington Railway Is Granted lig Loan ' Chehalis. Wash.. Nov. 3. The Cawlits. Che ns Us A Cascade railway, operating out of Che halis about 20 miles east, has been granted s lota ot several thousand dollars, according to word received by Manager Brown Una week. Ap plication was made some time aao for money from tne apeclal revolving fund created by the trans portation act of 1920. The money is approved ey um united states treasury upon reeommenda. &a of the interstate commerce commission. Foreign Bondi Market (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co. 5 Belgian rest, 5s . , Belgian prem. 5s Belgian 7a 1945...... Belgian 8s 1941, Belgian 6s 1925 Brazil 8s (new) British 5s 1822 British 5s 1927 British 6s 1929 British vky. 4s., 7. British ref. 4 s.: Bordeaux 6s 1934 Canadian 5s 1927 . Canadian 5s 1926 Canadian 5s 1929 Canadian 5s 1931 Canadian 5s 1921 Chilean 8s 1941C Currency Denmark 8a 1945 Dan. Muni. 8s 1945 Frenches 1917., . Frenea 6s 1820' French 5s 1931 ' French 7s 1941. French 1945 German fVT. L. 5a Berlin 4k . . Hamburg! 4s Hambars 4s ., Lipstg 4s Leipsig is Munich 4s ........i... Munich 6s . . . .... Frankfort 4s . . .' Italian 5s 1918 Jsp. 4s 1981. . .i Jap. 1st 4a 1925 Jap. 2d 4s 1925 Norway. 8s 1940... v.... Russian 5 Vt a 1931 Russian 6a. 1926 .... ttussian 1919 Swisa 5a 1929 Swijs 8a 1940 , IT. K. 5s 1921 , C. K, Vt 1922....... U. K.' 5s 1929....... U. K. 3t 1937 Kew Loggias; Operators Hoauiam. Wash.. Nov. 3. A new lneeinr partnersnip naswoeen formed nere lor logging at Unsiow prairie, midway between Carlisle and StearnsTille. 22 miles wast of Hoquiam. The partners are A. H. Kahn. Thomas Souie aad W. G. Peebles,' vall well-known Grays Harbor loraine men. A camp has bean built and donkey engines and other machinery is being moved in. Start of operations win depend Largely upoa goovi weather. The cams will de vote most of its efforts to getting out cedar for japanes snip merit, large orders Having beea received. , Bid. Ask. 61 64 65 67 101 101 100 100 94 95 99 99 395 405 38 399 3ft 398 297 307 274 284 86 87 8S 90 93 94 95 95 93 93 88 90 99 99 7 8 103 103 103 103 - 43 . 46 63 64 .53 56 ' 94 94 100 100 . 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 3 4; 6 5- , 6 4 ! & .7 8 3 30 81 68 69 83 88 85 86 104 ,104 12 IS 5 4 18 16 93 94 108 108 99 100 99 99 93S 93 91 91 Oil Merger Likely To Be Renamed New Tork. Nov. 3. (TJ. P.) Merging of the Lnion Oil company of Delaware with the Royal Duteb Petroleum company wui result in the organisation of a new corporation, which probably will be known as the lnion Consoli dated." it was learned today. The new cor poration will have ten million shares of capital I flock, wun no par value, Hoyti aateo receiving 72 per cent and Union OU ths balance, ut tbe nineteen new directors, Royal Dutch will asme 14. 46 27 126 13 43 27 122 13 7 59 24 69 101 13 69 21 20 50 SO 6 48 84 2 68 6 36 23 80 87 78 19 43 22 30 74 99 8 43 22 26 60 9 20 121 25 64 13 117 8 10 30 44 47 86 32 81 110 5B 27 32 6 7 20 61 20 58 84 45 8 35 6 27 32 125 40 8 13 Standard Oil of ered say sew California has ant or-naid-frnancng-i , Gold ia Black Saad North Prod, Or.. Nor. 3. The miners slong tha coast of Coos county, who are washing the black sand for gold and platinum, are mtsfing wUb a wau earned ewer, and are sending oal i quantities of both metals. The oreaa at con stantly throwing s nrw supply of sand, givmg tlirm new grounds fox their operations. Some of i there men have been so mnreafnl trial tlfv ar bringing machinery so increas ths capacity ot tiieir washing plants. I -gMaawaanaaaaw i i - ToUl sales, stocks. ;655. 100 shares. Total sales, bonds, $19,307,000. trR ven a- SUadard OU Stocks Eleettie Lights for Boardmaa Boardman. Nov. 3. A franchise baa been granted W. H. Morgaa for the installation of an eiectrle lighting system for Boardman. Mr. Morgan has ordered a $2500 equipment and expects to have the service installed within SO daya. Practically every building in town haa beea signed ap for wiring. For the first the meter system frill not be ad. a flat rate of $1.60 per month being charged. - , -' Cooi ' LoggiBs; Bass aies : j . ' . North Bend, Or.. Nov. S. Ths Beuhaer Lumber company began operations again, at their Clear ' Lake loggmg camp, which was oieeed soma time ago ia order that ths ac cumulation of logs might b worked into lumber. The earns employs 60 mea whea tha crew hi fall. Buckeye . . . Cheesebrough . . . . . do pfd. Continental Crescent Cumberland Eureka Galena, com. .... Galena Old, pfd. . . Galena New, pfd. . . Illinois Pipe Indiana Pipe National Transit . . New Tork Transit Northern Pipe .... Ohio Oil International Pate. Peaa. Mex. Prairie Oil Prairie Pip Solar Befg Southern Pip . . South Pens. Oil . . 9. W. Penn. Oil . . S. O. California . S. O. Indiana .... 8. O. Kansas .... S. O. Kentucky . . . 8. O. New Tork .. S. O. Ohio ...... do pfd. ... Swan A Finch .... Vacuum . ....... Washington 8. O. Nebraska . . . Imperial Oil Closing Bid. Asked. 18 19 $23 830 83 85 153 165 98 9 120 123 28 30 180 135 85 89 46 50 92 96 88 92 162 166 81 84 29 ' 30 145 149 92 , 94 278 22 13 15 21 25 550 560 200 203 380 ' 890 84 87 226 230 64 58 80 80 80 665 680 400 . 463 836 340 880 890 108 110 85 39 ' 275 280 80 83 17S 180. 0 93 Ckehalls J4H1 8o!4 Cbehsos. Wash.. Nov. 3.-Wedaesdsv a deal was closed whereby F. F. Duell sad his asso ciates take over th interests of C A. Doty and his sen. Walter L. Doty, la tha Chchaiu Mul concaay. air.- vatu nas Baca general man ager at th mill for th past six. months, aad near become, pretideat of th concern, and will akta continue as general manager , scareiy , in efearg sf th bniyirsi. Daa W. Bash eoe t:rve ss tie president.- L. -J -StickUa, who has beea with the company mnea th plant was tuilt, will materially increas his stock holdmn ia tha company. - - . Comnaalt' Sters - 8oi4 ' ' . Corralha, Nov. 3. B. D. I amar, for asany years ia the grocery kamaa, has bought th community grocery oa College hill from Joseph Hunt. He plans to make exteasiv improv. air. Lamar recently aoM ma star is tbe business section to M. R. TtnmrUi jLss; Jsat Formed ' - Dryad. "WssK, Kor. t. Th recent. , higt water canard a log Jam to eoileet agaawt use borm of th Leadinchaas miU. and ooerationc wer stonped tec a few daya .Th high. water se broagM a raa of star) head . salmon i Chahaiis over trom Cram Harbor. , - AJUot Cat s Bates - 1 -Salem. Or.. Nov. A -Th imbue service com mission, Wednesday, grented permission to the Pacific Freight Tariff bureau, representing all western railroads, to put inta effect on. one day's aotic a tariff redocrng freight gates an grain, grata pfudacta, bay, etc - - Dryad. : Wash., ftor. ; 3. Ta Pie mill, burned som time 39 ia a very suspicion man ner, is being rebedU oa a tsnrer scale- Th new riant axil have a daily capacity of 28.008 feat per say. . 4 SHOBT TEUti 8KCTJBXTIF.S (Farniabed by Clark. Kendall A Co.. Inc.) Pries Am. TeL A Te 6s. October. 123..... 99 A. M. TeL A TeL- 6s. February. 1924. . 99 A. M. TeL A TeL 6a. August, 125 102 Armawr Conv. 7s, July, 1936 100 Anscouda Cop. 6a, Jaaasry. 192 98 A seconds Cop.' 7s. Panuary. 1 29 . . . . 93 Belgian Got. 6a, Jamury. 1925. . ..... 94 J Beta. Steal 7a, July, 1922 lOOajbj Beta, steel 7s, July. 1923 99 fjsnadiaa as, April. 1925. " 98 Caitsdisa 6a. October, 1931 98 Cop. Exp. Assoc Rs. February. 122.. 11 Cop. Exp. Aaaoc 8s. February. 1923.. 11 Con. Exp. Aaaoc 8s. February. 124:. 11 Cop. Exp. Assoc. 8a February. 1925... 12 vaaaay racsang ts. 4uiy, ixj...... 99 Jan. 1st Ext. s, rebruary, 1923... S Jap. 2d 4s, July, 1923 ............ - 85 Soatfi western Jleil TeL' Ta, April. 1923. . -99 etaadsrd OU f N. T. 7s. January, 1928 97 Standard Oil of K. T. 7a. Jawaary. 128 17 Standard Oil of K. T. 7s. January, J981 ISS Swift A Co. 7a. October. 1925....... 160 C. S. Robber 7a, December. 1923 99 U. S. Bobber 7a, August. 1930.. ... 101 ' : TO TOTE OK BOVDS s. ;.f i - Gtaats Psaa. Nov. 8. On Xswember IT th eitr of Graata Pass wiU hold a SDaeaal -diM alectiosi to voto'eat th aaaaOna of iwiiint bonds for eampveBas th saving of th Pacific highway within ths corporate laxuts of h - towa f 1, mats rsas. ... , . i . squirrel knows enough to put something by while "the 'putting is good.' The little squirrel is not par ticularly endowed with brains and foresight, either. In the financial world RIGHT NOW THE "PUTTING" IS GOOD A3 ot the world's known fold is now - in tha U. S. Reserves and deposits -srs increasing-. Debts re being; liquidated. As tbe svaUr able supply of money increases bond yield will faiL Ws hav .available about 127,000 worth of Argentine 7s yield about 7.20TC. Ws offer part or all At the orir inal pries of 99 and Interest, leas one-eighth of 1. for deliv ery Immediate or reserved for delivery later to suit the conven ience of your funds. interested, kindly notify um at our expense. Gooding County Idaho 6 HIGHWAY DISTRICT BONDS These bonds are the direct, teeners! obligations of ap proximately XU.0V0 acres of rich farm lands, practical ly all operated by owncj. Principal cropa axe grains, clovers, alfaira, potatoes and navy beana. all belnz raised in Commercial quan tities and ' shipped in car load lota. Hogs, sheep and dairying are also large sources of wealth. Hstariag Jfevrmber 1. IISI, these sees rltles at 1H ts y leld 1 6.25 afford aa assort salty for attractive loss tersa latestaar at. i ClARK-lENDALL & CO. INC. rirth ond Stark Streets CvlWfBU-rT3 BONDS THE TRUCK PROBLEM A great deal of discussion is current concerning tbe use of paved high ways by loaded trucks. Borne amy ths Impact of a heavily loaded truck seri ously damages the pavement- Others argue that ths truck ljnes rotart b developed, especially from tbe farms to river stations, la order to develop our intend waterwsyat In any event, tbe more resilient the pavement, the more it abworba the Impact of a heavy load. Resiliency ia one of the chief qualities of Warren ite Bltulithic FnESJ.aAli aS a- UMirn ;. CAMP Stocks. Bottds. Cstttem, Crsist, Eta. 318-317 Board of TrwAo BuLldisg a Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES . Mssibsrs CAlcsgs Baard ' sf Trsds CsrrespsadsBts sf LegaB Bryaa ' - Chicago Jiw sets 1881 Rouipmant Kfficisacy 1921 We take pride in the history back of our art and in a modern ited senrice that will bring satisfaction to patrons and renewed life to their business. . : - . . .. -RW.Baltes x Company -' riKSTAiriJDAK A ILULC19 Maia-Ut . BU.SS i - i - - V