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THE OREGON : DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31. 1222.
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IHbUlillllLi VlOOLLO
TELL STORIES OF
Tl
ERRIFIC STORMS
By vTsstereek Tsfler'
- TTnttsd II ewe Staff Cnmaadt
New York, Ju 1L -Bl ocean liners
stati-erini up- the Narrow! Into New
York harbor like, wayfarers braised and
b'tnded . by tbe storm, and wlreleas
ports from a dosea ships strun-Uag la
the cone between Caps Hatteras and
the West Indies, are telling the story
of furious time on the Atlantic.
There hare been no reports thus far
ef any lose of life, sxoept the narrative
of 10 intaslrtc brouKht to 81 Johns. N.
VL. by the chief enslneer and other sur
vivors of the Norwegian freighter Mod,
which foundered In a previous storm.
January 22.
The present gale, however, becan dur
In the letter half of last week, and
after pummellng- the blf boats on the
northers route to Europe, has suddenly
wept to the southward. It la now dis
playing its 111 manners la the path of
the South American and West Indies
boats and many of these vessels, re-
, parting by wireless, say they are hard
put to maintain headway of three knots.
CALK DISTBOTS 8CHKDTJLK
. Forty snips, including II passenger
vasaeis, were .due to dock In New York
Monday, bat the harbor schemile was
blown apart by the gale.
Boras, unable to make their berths be
fore dark, anchored la the bay to wait
for daylla-ht. the captains glad, to
' caps another nigh of tumbling on the
wide oooaiw Many, however, had failed
to pick up the Ambroe light,
rivs Atlantis ships.: which look
mlahry and steady when la the security
of the harbor, were due to tie up In
New York Monday afternoon. By sun
down the Cedrtc, from Liverpool, the
XUrndaam, from Rotterdam, and the As
syria, from aiaafow. all carrying pas
"tisera, bad made port, ooughing croupy
sisnaia with their whistles.
AMERICA MAKZS FORT
The United States liner America fi
nally made port Monday after a terrific
right with high ems, which were so
' bad during the early days of the voy
' age that Captain Rind simply dropped
the port ef Queenstown from the Itin
erary, feartnc to attempt to make the
harbor lest the veaael be piled on the
rocks. . ' ; ,
Last Wednesday morning, while la
boring through weather that appalled
the passengers, the America was sud
denly caught la a trough and hurled
over on her port side with such violence
that even the stoutest believed she was
krt. , . . .
From the southern routs came the
Comanche of the Clyde line, two days
sad 11 hours overdue on a run from
Jacksonville.- which ordinarily takes
just two days and u hours. The passer
, IS APPOINTED JUDGE
IN LINCOLN COUNTY:
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WASHI 1QT0N ASKS
THAT OREGON DAN
SALMON TROLLING
OILS AND -MOTORS iSLIDE AT OPENING OF NEW YORK. TRADE
STOCK LIST HEAVY
C W. Jamcw of Newport, who has
been named to fill vacancy created
by death of Judge ftogarty.
The appointment of C. W. James of
Newport to fin the vacancy in the county
judgeship of Lincoln county caused by
the death of County Judge Fogarty will
be of much Interest to the friends of
the new official in Baker county, Salem
and over the state generally where he Is
well known. r
Mr. James served nine years as war
den of the Oregon state penitentiary.
His former home was In Baker county.
where he taught school, was a member
of the county school board for 20 years.
was elected and served a term as county
recorder, conducted a general insurance
business and took great Interest in local
and state affairs.
He has been a resident of Newport,
Or., for the last 10 years, though during
that period, while his family remained
there, Mr. James lived in Washington,
D. C, for five years, where he filled the
position of secretary to the secretary of
the United States.
For the last year Mr. James has filled
the office of deputy assessor of Lincoln
county, where, through association, a
warm friendship had been cemented be
tween him and the late Judge Fogarty.
Mr. James is a prominent Odd Fellow
and a member of the Masonic fraternity.
Astoria, Jan. 11. In connection with
Its recent orders barring purse seine
and troll fishing for salmon in the waters
of the state of Washington, either In
rivers or off the coast, and the sale of
salmon so caught In that state, the
Washington fish commission insists that
Oregon forbid j trolling during the 1922
neason.' according to word received Mon
day from Ernest Seaborg, Washington
fish commissioner.
It' is believed here that. Oregon offi
cials will make every effort to prevent
trolling, but it is not known if this
can be done. Inasmuch as the present
Oregon law regulating fishing outside
the Columbia river permits trolling until
the end of the coming season. It is
thought that it may be accomplished
through influencing the salmon canners
against purchasing any troll fish caught
this year. Most of the trolling, how
ever, is done off the Washington coast.
In the matter of the purse seine rul
ing and of the trolling order as applied
to future seasons, the Washington com
mission concurred exactly with the Ore
gon law barring outside fishing, enacted
at the last regular session of the legis
lature, as a means of preventing the
extinction of the Chinook salmon and
the ruin of the salmon industry. Purse
seiners who attempt to bring into the
river fish caught outside of the three-
mile limit will have their craft confis
cated, it is understood.
A joint meeting of the Oregon and
wasiungxon nsn commissions to pre
vent irou tuning in Oregon waters dur.
tng the coming season will be held in
Seattle next month, according to A. W
Norblad, state; senator, who introduced
the anti-purse ! seine law and who will
corner witn the commissioners. The
Oregon law was attacked In the courts
by the purse seiners last summer. Judge
jonn uoko or Marsbfield recently
ruled that it was constitutional, and an
appeal has been taken by the purse
sewers to tne supreme court.
AND PRICES DOWN
---14 -
P.) Today's MS-
Kew York. Jan. 81. (P.
skm of the New Tork Stock Exchange was ex
tremery dnlL 1
Traders started oft by seOias ihort bat made
KtUe headway except with scene of tbe saotor
share. Stadebaker made a new low
armt decline, ef about 4 points from the: tush
of last week. Finding that the were melius
no mugim with tbe oQs, profesrionsls bought
three back so that closing leveb were little
changed from tbe but price of Monday.
Moat of the larger eomsrbwron booses are ad
vising caution is the burins of stocks.
(Wall Street Journal Financial Renew)
New York. Jan. 81. (U. P.) The net was
beaTj at the opening of the New York stack
exchange today. Oils were again the main point
of attack and Mexican Petroleum aiade an early
tow below 110.. American Sumatra, which was
heavily sold on Monday, opened unchanged at
sugars were firm and American 8nnr sained
a point at 6514. New Ha Tea continued ta lead
the rails, opening at 18, up 14 . Steal com.
mon opened at 85. off 14. and held better than
independent steels, :
Hear sellinc came into fiturtebsker which
carried the stock to a new tow on the decline
at 87, off 3 points from Monday's high.
Traders were tbe sellers. The pool in Stude
baker is willing to boy, but only on a scale
down. In fact, some interests does to the nool
members were openly talking decline on Btude
baker this morning, and said the run up of tbe
stock on Miwwliy was entirely due to short cov
ering. .
It is easy to circulate bearish ttranannda an
motor stocks in January and February because
these are in normal yean the two noorest
months.
American Ice bad another axmrt aroond noon
wmcn earned it to a new record high above 80.
in the face of irregnlanty m the general list
in tbe second boor. Marine preferred made a new
ngn on the move at 69 U .
Gulf States 8teel again acted contxary to tbe
other independent ateeis. After an early low
at 714, the stock sold ss high at 71 H around
l n. m.
IV ' j
A News Service
For Investors
Stuart P. West
Beginning Monday. February 6, The
Journal will receive by leased wire every
week-day from New York an informa
tive dispatch containing the late after
noon news of individual stocks and im
portant turns of the financial market. Readers of the
daily financial dispatch written by Stuart P. West, the
most authoritative writer on Wall Street topics in this
country, will be kept posted on the things they should
know concerning their investments.
Mr. West not only knows what he is writing about,
but he is absolutely independent of any influence. In a
concise way he tells his newspaper readers what makes
the price decline or rise today and what are the indica
tions for tomorrow.
"
Only one paper in Portland will print the daily finan
cial dispatch of Stuart P. West.
Read It Daily in The Journal
PRICES OE WOOL
ARE GO NG HIGHER
Jam. St. A there avsasMW as the
price mt weaara gaaas awaited by Kew Es
an saaitwarturrTB Bnlra a rhaiaw Is
tne tana prrmrtttnc tattwruuoa f
4
The ssswbee
new bavej peaetstmliy i ieeni
nest astd ssuae aigswe.
raw Ma.
SILK
Patrraoa. K. J.. Jan. SI. The ribbea petals
here aae bee teemed te knrnaw thrw warns
ebednlea to --p pace wnh oreWs lot nbawea.
The NatioaaJ Ribfcoa maspaey has tarreaasd Ms
boms trees three sys a wa te feu.
SO AT
KaaMS Ctty. Jaa St. rw BnHheea. eaas
wisaafartnnrra. aMaourad that Uacy ha had to
make no rnrarUua ta wnrking lomaa and that a
steady dressed is coming a lor soap pradarts.
nH on-s
w Terk. Jaav SI. The atiaai la r4
Beer eal ta taia aaarhM wharh baa In crwired
u uti hoyuag arran ta bare bars cheesed
st tbe 123 a bsTel mark.
rurrnvtr.
Fnrt Worth. Jan. SI. TV snnter miWi
of tbe led few days, tbe roaVK re l.war rearv
casned a deoded wrt tm the eVeaaad for rUxh
ing aad taroads w-r sudr m ataay large stock.
OOAL
ConneUa-aie, Pa.. Jam. II Pwmae era
eeser lor spot shipasre at 12.7a. whtl the
cpatract market Is oaotah at 12. IS. at wharh
the lest reported sal was aaada.
COTTON a
Manchester. N 11 J., s 1 rk. a-a.
Manu!aruntia- comnaay. iareaet maker of rot
tan good, in the wurld. hare aaased prfcret ea
gmgoam and other dacras frass 1 to lSe
- vne utaaoe or last (all. a!
uumgn uie i-nr of raw eottoa haa aiti.m.ii
cvnu a ponna rroea Lna u hm ik. t.n
goods were made.
New Tork. Jan. 21. Thee ku t . .n
ing off In the eV-masd for robber ta thai
art wurn naa reflectrd tbe break ii
-ibpics 1!
Pi ill ! Ma t in ef the Xiiiml rats awt '
ef w lark, seat bee ream Is - in us nag exa
dKaeas m Cwba. aara agar aaSaaln aad rair-
brg aaea'to'talad as the aawr fwaee. '-""'
Cable adrsa team I.mIii state that be
Kbeil Traaiaawt 4 Tradsiat wraer taae..
Beaaen
d (V 4 (. G I M ad rarmadtm '
brwd have f td aa aftre frass ta w aaaxe '
rsrsfas for esrhaiwa ef thxr batdiasmv I pext I
sasa La l a & a. bwasiie. wj im -m
earbaaee tot their band M per eewt SB a '
new esemg raad asansaee 2 par era
daa IS22 and 2 per rrwt t per rant
Isves a the L. a
New Te rauai firsbe art 111 aad.SH
aawasst ssas.peo ka St
aa I 1
f. ! ta
File Mortgage for
Eight Million to
Start Smith Mills
Roseburg. Jan. 31. An 18,000.000
rrs wsrs ruahlrif tbelr sxpsrlsncss on I mortKare by the Pacific States Lumber
tbe sxitatad decks od th sturdy coaster. I company to tbe Central Trust company
and Boms said supplies wera running- of Illinois and the Michigan Trust com
vi7 low when th boat mads Dort Ed-1 pany was filed with the county clerk
ara waisn and I tarry Bmlth. who have Monday. Proceeds will be used to finance
bea to ssa many times, told excitedly I the C A. Smith Lumber company with
e seas whicfi rose hlKh above the fore-1 timber holdinss in Coos, Curry and
casus aad slammed against the bridge, Douglas counties. This company wlU
wasmng art, inraaing staterooms and start active work within the next few
terrorisms; ins paaaengerm. I months.
SEAaVJiWEE OTE& BaMDGK I Tns Pacific SUtes Lumber company
Tha Fort Hamilton of tha TUrmnAa u formerly known as the Coos Bay
Una bad avll waatbae tbmiie-bnnt Keel Lumber company, and In giving the
two-day erulasu from tha honermoon I mortssaa Is preparing to issue bonds In
Island. Ammf her 1I& naaaannn tbra "is a am oi ss.uvu.uuu to carry on
was ana bachaloa aboard nnl air nf h anairs Under IBS OireCUon . OI
Navy Fuel Ship Tow
Battling With Seas
wasmngton, Jan. SL (L N. S.) The
navy fuel ship Arethusa, 160 miles south
east or cape Hatteras, is being towed
into Hampton Roads under great diffi
culties, the navy department was advised
today by wireless. The ship iiaa a com
plement aboard of 69 men and 13 of
ficers. A tow was put aboard the disabled ves
sel late Saturday night, but the hawser
baa parted three times, according to the
navy's advices.
Lumber Exporters' j
Directory Will Be
Supplied to Tralde
Washington. Jan. 81. (WASHINGTON
BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.) Lumber asso
ciations, chambers of commerce and manufac
turers or firms interested in export trade are
a-aen oy tne nunner mrision or the department
of commerce to submit names and addresses for
a laraber exporters' directory which is to be
supplied to trade repreeentatiTea of this govern
ment in foreign countries. Lack of each a di
rectory, U is said, has frequently caused loss of
orders which might hare been placed is tbe
United States. When the mailing bst ha been
completed, the lumber dlrision will collect in
formation m detail as to the kind of lumber
and lumber prod arts handled by each firm.
Another undertaking of the lumber riirudm i
to assist manufacturers in taking motion pictures
of their plants and operations and to aasistvin
showing the pictures before engineering societies
and conTentions of the wood-nsme arts and inrtaa-
tries. Tbe goTemmment win furnish experts lor
uie wont, out tne picture rums tbemselres must
oe psra ior ny tne lumbermen, each for himself.
Sales. I
Its
A.
Teace Court' Will
Pick First President
The Hague, Jan. 3L U. P.) The
international court of justice, estab
lished by the League of Nations in Sep
tember, 1921, will elect Its first president
on Tiaay. Tne 11 judges elected at
Geneva met yesterday in the 21,000,000
"peace palace," erected by Andrew Car
negie, and adjourned for four days.
nswlywsds wsrs able t appear for meals
on Sunday. Purser James Firth told
of tbs seas swapping high and green over
the watch on the bridge, and of one
gren one bursting a companion way and
weeping down tha stairs to the lower
oecks. where the passengers, stretched
ut in their staterooms were too sick
to car.
Tha Touraln) of ths French line and
the Lapland of tha Red Star are with
la 100 miles of New. Tork, holding their
own. They should dock Tuesday. Ths
' United States Mall Una has sent three
tuga out is pick up tha Princess Mato-
Smlth.
Burns Prove Fatal
To 5rYear-01d Girl
Che nails, Wash., Jan. 31. Tbe 5-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Newcomer died Sunday at her home in
Litten, the result of burns suffered Sat
urday, when her clothing caught fire.
How the accident happened has not been
ifAt.nnlna ''h. msitKAe nrn a vifi In that
Us, a formsrartny transport, and escort house at the time. The little girl, with
Tier back. ShS Sailed On Sunday for clnthintr ahlau ran lnt the .an) and
Xnslg, carrying among others 112 little neighbors Dut out, the flames.
Open Safety Pin Is
Taken From Stomach
Nam pa, Idaho, Jan. 3L J. L. Gordon
arrested at Weiser on a forgery charge,
has been returned to the county jail in
Payette following an operation at an
Ontario, Or., hospital, where an open
safety-pin was removed from his stom
ach. It Is thought Gordon swallowed
the pin in an effort to escape trial.
Bank to Display
Oregon Paintings
To promote the idea of thrift, the Northweat.
era National bank Vill on Friday frem 3 to 6
P. m. and Saturday from 1 to 8 p. m., dulpay
in the lobby of the bank a series of origins!
psinrings by prominent American artists.
A special laritaUon is extended to those who
are interested in drawing and r""H"g aad to
the school children of the city.
r. u. (Jooper, whose picture is entitled .En
thusiasm." and who has a national reputation ss
an artist, is an Oregon boy. He is the son of
1. C. Cooper of McMinnTiile.
Tbe paintings that will be on diipiay are as
follows: "Step Out From the Crowd." Charles
B. Falls; "Let's Go,- Franklin Booth: "Don't
EnTy the Capitalist. Be One," Hibbard V.
Kline: "Where Soccess Begins." Lucille Patter
son Marsh; "Think," Walter Whitehead: ' Own
Tour Home," Hibbard V. Kline: "Ask Tour
Banker." Charles EL Blodgett: "Are Ton Plan
ning S" Norman Rockwell: "Derelop the Power
within ion. Harrey Dunne; Enthusiasm.
F. G. Cooper; "Gire Yourself a Square Deal.
Edward Penfiald; "Steps to Suocess," Joseph
Uienowetn.
rollgh war orphans who have been al
most around tha world, now bound home
In search of their parents or other rela
tives. Ths sea smashed the Princess
Matolaa's steering engine. Ths captain
made efforts ta repair ths trouble at
sea, but was unsuccessful.
. Ths- coastguard cutter Oresham went
ut to rnaet her, but when ths captain
reported that ha waa returning under his
$45,000,000 Gift
Made by Oil King
( By rnireraal Serrice)
New Tork, Jan. SL John D. Rocke-
wn steam, steering with his port and I teller is again giving money away. For
starboard anxtnea. tha ' cutter turned I the advancement of medical science and
bark. . . I education be today 'gave $45,000,000 to
Three other vessels which have snf-l the general education board. This gift
f ered mors or less In ths gala are ths I brings his total donations to the general
inrio tuoo ox ins tiem 'zone ana forto I euucauon Doaru to eizo.ioa.ua. inn
Slico line, ths Zulea of ths Red D One I was made known In a report of the
nd tbe Ebro.ftf the. Royal Mail line, I board mads public today.
bound in from tns west ' coast and
1EI4-S- Of MOD'S AKISCr.
Chief Engineer' lvsrtan of the Mod. al
Ft. jonns, told a detailed story of the
htp's dying agonlea Shs ran Into trou
ble) on Wednesday. -January it, when bar
cargo skirted, canting ths ship sharply
to port, Ths men got to work below
Washington Plants
To Show Products
Chehalis. "Wash., Jan. SL Mrs. Clare
Ketchum Tripp, director of the educa
tional department of the State Chamber
of Commerce, told at the Citizens' club
luncheon Monday of the educational
value of ths state manufacturers' ex
hibit which opens in Chehalis Wednes
day for four days. The exhibit is spon
sored by ths Citizens' club and women's
organisations of the city.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
WALL STREET QUOTATIONS
Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co., Board of Trade Building
STOCKS
iAdama Express
Advance Bum
200 Agr. Chem. 82
1 do pfd.
BOOlAjax Bobber 14 Vi
Alaska Gold
Alaska Juneau
Allied Chem.
Albs-Chalmers .....
I do pfd.
eoOIAm. Beet Sugar . . .
lSOOjAm. Bosch
Am. can uo.
do pfd.
Am. Oar & Fdy. . .
I do pfd.
Lam. Cot. Oil
do pfd.
Am. Drag Brad.
Am. Hide Leath
do pfd.
4 800 1 Am, Ice
lZOOLAm. Intl. Corp. ..
1200
1600
5800
600
200
S00
10O
I High.
57
48
84 Vs
3U
87
05
144
i
14
92
41
Low. Bid.
do pfd. ,
200 Am. Loco
do pfd.
800 Am. Sal. Basor . .
2400lAm. Ship a Com.
BOO Am. Smelter
400 do pfd.
Am. Snuff
llOOIAm. Steel Fdj. . .
2000 Am. Sugsr
.... do pfd.
4600 Am. Sumatra . . .
000 Am. TeL Tel. .
800 Am.1 Tobacco
400 do "B"
2700 Am. Wool
100 do pfd.
do P. pfd. . . .
800 Am. Zinc
4700 Anaconda
Aasd. Oil
300 Atchison
do Md.
100 Atlantic Coast Line)
6900 Atl. Unit A W. L
2600 Baldwin Loco. . . .
do pfd.
200 Balto. & Ohio
800 do pfd.
8200 Beth. Steel "B". .
00, Booth Fi&h
2500 IB. R. T,
82
14
57
42
84'
81
36
95
144
19
14
88
40
105
4
8
45
88
800
1700
1000
ioo
300
Butte C. k.
Butte A Sup. . . .
Bums Bros.
Caddo Oil
Calif. Packing .
Calif. Pet.
do pfd.
Canadian Pac .
Cen. Leather
Salem, Jan. 81. The Dalton-Uolson-Dowling
Investment company of Portland, capitalized at
8100,000, filed articles of incorporation with
tbe state corporation department here atoodsy.
The incorporators are Edwin M. Dalton, James
A. Dowling sod Chester G. Murphy.
Other corporations filing articles Monday
were:
Liberty Csfeteris company. Portland $25,
000; H. M. McKinney. H. A. Robertaon and
James R. Bain.
Grandma Cookie company. Portland. 850..
000; F. D. Wheeler. D. E. Wheeler and L. B.
Ooerer.
Screanland Films. IncorDorated. Portland
$5000; Harrey Weils. A C. Ksleizh and G. E.
Sanderson.
Tbe B. E. Wuson company of Tillamook filed
reaolntion of dissolution.
A eertificate showing an increase in eanihtli-
sation from $35,000,000 to $40,000,000 was
filed by the Western Loan and Building com
pany, a Utah corporation.
Pnenmonia Cases on
Decline in New York
New Tork. Jan. SL TJ. P.) Health
Commissioner Royal 8. Copeland re-
decka, attempting to trim ths boat, but! ported a sharp decrease In influenza and
wrs driver out by seas carrying away
ths hatch o Tern. Ths vessel floundered,
out there was hops until Friday, when
big rollers carried away s section of
ths bridge and tor ths covers from
ths batches leading into two mora hoida
Ths ahlp was straining- badly but ths
pumps wars working. On Saturday,
I.owavwr. , tsmno sea threw her over
to 41 degrees, whsr she remained. Only
then did tho Mod - call for help.. The
aest day First Officer Kaudsoa
r-adly smashed by sons loos gear beat
ins about us sec.
Efforts wars mads to launch Ufsboata
but they wsrs smashed.
pneumonia, cases hers today. ..Accord
ing to his statement there were only 332
influensa cases reported yesterday, as
compared with. 47S for the previous day.
Ninety-six cases of pneumonia were re
ported yesterday as against 103 for
Sunday. .
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Dancers Must Have
License From City
Cyrus Walker's Son
Passes at Albany
Albany, Or.. Jan. SI. Glenn Elmo
Walker, 32, son of the late Cyrus Walker,
the first white man born west of the
Rocky mountains, died from heart trou
ble at his home near Albany, Monday.
He was bora here October 23, 1890. A
sister and a brother survive. Walker,
county truant officer, became ill Christ
mas a:
day.
iSOKS ORGANIZE CLUB
Oregon: Agricultural Collette Corval-
us, Jani I. cjuare ana uompass is
the name of a new house club, organ
ised on the campus by 30 men, an Mas
ter Masons. W. M. Merriott of Mil wan
kie Is president and H. H. Byers of Cor
vallis house manager.
mna Idarwa : Jan St awsiMt,ta, a
Lt, Sunday 1 th proposed , dancing regulations in
tbs British staarowr Mslmore Head ar
rived and ths Mod - managed to launch
a boat, which broks away, however,
with only tars man la It Then ths
Mod bawled completely over and dli
appeared, throwing tbs men into the
w-ur. woman, to whom the license is issued,
ricksd p by crews from tha Melmors I wv"""
Head.
"A boy la our crew tried to rescue
Kaodson," said Iverson. . TCnudson I
bung onto ths boy's head ta tbe water.
but finally a got too weak aad let go.
Ths boy was saved,'
Twin Falls. Idaho, each dancer win have
to have a license which will cost f l a
year for the privilege r of dancing In
Twin Falls, Those - licenses may be
used and renewed each year, depending
I on the behavior of the person, man 'or
Guard to Have Five
More Lieutenants
SARAH BERNHARDT tXPROTES
(By raited News)
Paris, Jan. 31-Sarah Bernhardt,
whose illness has prevented her appear
ance In the Hollers gala performances,
j is somewhat improved. The noted actress
Is suffering; from aa attack of influensa.
M03TXUT BADLT BATTKUD I , Salem, Jan. II. Authority for the ap-lNortbern Pips
( ,,u wisr aava niuaa potntrnant. oi live new second lieutenants i "p uu
- (Sy nnWed Wewal ' - I ta
Havana,. Cuba, Jan. si. ina ismiic
storm ow rapn! wi vm 1 tne war department Monday. These new Is. a Calif.
tras ana us wan inuivm suujwcutu mm officers will be connected with the four! 8. O. Ind.
.-Want Steamer sonwry w s awrwre I battallon basdoiisrtira mainane and thl"- N a
8TA5DABD OIL STOCKS
FuruUbed by Oierbeck A Cooke Co.
I Bid. Ask.
Anglo v 1.... 17 ? 17
Cheesehrongn ............. 180 185
de pfd. , 107 110
Eureka J 85 8T
Geleaa, e. 4 42
do aid pfd. 105 107
do new pfd. i,., ....... 100 10$ '.,
Illinois. Pipe 1M 171 ,
- J noa ssax.
65
sss-
"-f
7
see
... 4 ... . ZS5- : 3SS
. . . J .-i. .a . IT ' IS
. gi m ft ; . , A a
eeived by Adjutant General White from r ZZAVi: ii M
- 83 t - i.
4 ,....: S50 . 57S
395
a. o. n. t. .-.4... ......... ass
t-ttartng last rrla-rnJabt.Jnrtng vrhlch j ieirCTtAlbwadquartrs company. The i cS52ff .1 1 1 1 1 1 tt I T I T. si
i.
ids aompajiMM. iriotCcers wlU be located on each at
floras ox u ruu ua f.am wwnea- Oresham. Woodburn and Eugene, and
rmr rmmea r f'" " w at Portland.
stown tbs stairs tuto ta staieroorns ana
rarro hold. A porthola was Brnashed
olt.4 onnsidarable water was shipped be-
tura Use damage eonidl be need.
.V. n4 - . - i
S. O. Kew Jersey
a r a.- ninM ,fc . l
ITS
lea : .v
175
- ZHGOTZSRS 3TA1CB OFFICERS 4
Hoqulam, Wash Jan. 11. W. L Lore-
Tae otnoars ef the Oner, dascrfblngl Joy, city engineer, was elected president!
fha adveatura ef the Moots rey. da-lot tho Orays Harbor branch of the I
darwd th storm was tne worst tbe ship American Association ef Engineers at
Yrr baabeea called apon to ' endurs. I Its meeting here Saturday night. Other -
Tnougbout tho voyage ail p.sssswgars I of Peers were chosen as follows1 Oebrge
ordered ta remala betow flecaa, I w. Uauntlett. vice president: S. C Wat-1
searing to tha danger af being washed I kins, secretary, and E, J. Austin, treas-
srrejr tne soa. . arer.
Forelgs Rxehaage Market
Terk. Jam. St. tV.' P
08S4w: bra.
Sew
aterlmg. 84.27 H r francs.
.04S5 k : marks. .OeSO. --.
Pesaaad ateriiag dosed at 8.? i rrascs,
sm)a 1- . K aj Cm. k... . AA fk ST
.VF ?m S, .Vvwf, BsSUskV aVVlf 1
Xew Tork Cottonseed Oil
New. Tork. ' Jan. 8!. Cotton Seed Oil
rVbroar. 10rSH; marrb. S374e: May
B5tW;0: Jalr. 78S; August. 999 6
10B1; BcptemDer, auissyiuia. . . . ..
PACIFIC COAST BAXK STATEMENT
Portland Banks
This Week.
Clearings Monday.. $ 8.797.418
Clearings Tuesday.. 8.624,508
Balances Tuesday.. 400.654
January
January
Tear Ago.
$ 4.640.240
4,422.345
789,630
clearings. $117,14818 $133,493,098
balances. 22,719.172 24.004,210
T acorns Bank
Tuesday's bank transactions $ 2,712,639
S earns Banks
Clearings Tuesday 8 4.148.816
Balances Tuesday 812.788
San Frartonce Banks
Clearings Tuesday $20,100,000
Los aneetes Banks
Oearings Tuesday $15,136,634
Oakland Banks
Clearings Tuesday $ 2,055.200
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exchange depart
ment of the United Slates National bank.
Quotations below (except the pound aterhne)
are quoted on the basis of 100 units foreign currency.
Opening rates on bank transactions:
Draft Cable Par
Checks. Transfers. Value.
P..
I. .
600
300
100 Cerro da Pasco
4700 Chandler Motor
500 Chgo. A N. W.
.... Chgo. Gt. W . .
600 do pfd.
2300 Chili Cop. . . . .
Chino
1400,C. M. St.
2100, do pfd.
700Coca Cola
200C AO...
. .Colo. F. a
1'OOIColo. Southern
7 00 1 'Col. iaa A blec. .
6 SOU Columbia Graph. . .
2100jCon. UK
I Gotis. Cigsri
do pfd.
900 Conti. Can ,
ICities SVC Bnkrs. .
90Corn Prod.
I do pfd.
leoOjCobden Oil
600 C. K. L a P
100 do "A pfd. . .
200 do "B" pfd. . .
8300Crucible
200 do pfd.
1600,Ouba Cane
800 do pfd.
900 (Cuban Aran Sugar
lOO.Del. A Hudson...
1000 Dome Mines ....
100Del. A Lack
7700 Darison Chem. ..
1 -it'O.Endicott Johnson .
800rie
zoo so 1st pid
31 V
65
I
29
117
133 W
129 Vi
81S
104
is.
47 S
'93
86' '
25 H
95 V
si" '
64 Vs
60
7 i
10
29
117H
69 '
45H
i23
31 H
33 ht
59
62
104 H
"4"
8H
.
88 V.
si"
63
28
116
132
128
80
104
' 12
47
'95
86"
24
94
'83
64
59
6
9
5
24
117
52
11
32
67
14
67
48
90
84
32
36
95
148
117
19
41
1 6
14
60
90
40
30
66
105
113
8
8
45
88
112
81
64
91
29
117
133
129
80
108
26
12
4T
99
95
86
86
25
94
105
38
63
69
6
10
i a
3
Sales. 1
STOCKS
1300;InTincibke Oil 14
4600 Island Oil 2
IJewel Tea
100,1a. C Southern 22
200 do pfd. 63
900, Kelly -Spend 86
2900 Kennecott I 28
700iKeystone Tire I 16
S0OLck. Steel 43
1 Lee Tire
200iLehigh Valley 67
SOOILorillard 148
133 Lowe Theatres 11
L. a K
Mackay
1200Marland OQ
900tMartin A Parry . . .
2O0M. W. Stores.
909, Mex. Pet.
300Miaml ,
6200 IMid. States OO...
2B0T),Midrale Steel
600 M. K. A T. Wi. . .
do pfd. Wi. i. .
100Mont. Power
29t0;Mont- Ward
9O0 Mo. Pac
7O0 do pfd.
'M.St. P. A S.S.M..
8200 . Nor. Am.
lOO.Nau Biscuit
700 Nat. Rnamel
Nat Lead
700 Nerada Gems.
6500 New Haren
400 Norfolk AW
4200 Nor. Pac.
800 Nora Scotia Steel.
N. T. Air Brake. .
800 N. T. Central
900 Okla. Prod, ref . . .
Ontario Siler . . .
200knterio A W....
800 'Otis Steel
lOOiPacifie Dee
Pac. Gas A Elec .
IdOOlPunta Allegro ...
ST. 00 Pacific OU
8S0O Pan. Am. Pet....
600 do B pfd.
1300 Penna.
High. Low. Bid.
13
2
11
STnrr.
ruiaoarg. Jaa. 11. Bteel paaat amatinaa
are oa an enlarged srale this week. Tbe Mr.
pori in, rial ouey Pt oa two ssnn
not mills and Is opeabbg 60 uar ml mm
amiKnai oepartsaeots of the Alsrebra Siml
company at Brarkennda weel ttiLo nr.r,
and a tube mill idle for amral w. a, t
23
31
107
111
27
12
29
8
'67
IS
16
44
'64
130
86
90
14
16
9H
77
26
74
68
45
123
31
33
58
62
. .110
i 4 '4 S " i i
16l 16
18
80
43
63
38 ''
66
2
90
2900
6800
100
200
600
100
dec. Storage Bty.
Famous Players . . .
Fed. Min. A Smelt.
do Ttfd.
Fisk Tire
Gaston Wat . .
Gen. Cigars
SOOjGen. Elec
London
Lbs. sterling.
Paris Franca . .
Berim Hants. .
Genoa lire. . . ,
Athens
Drachmas .
Copenhagen
Kroner 20.20
Chmtunia
Kroner. . .
Stockholm
Kroner. . -
Hcngkoag
Currency 54.95
Japan Tan...... 47.45
Shanghai Taela.. 74.60
$ 4.27
8.34
.60
4.58
4.45
15.83
25.43
$ 4.28
8.85
.60
4.69 .
4.48
20.25
13.90
25-50
55.28
47.60
74.90
$ 4.868
19.30
23.81
19.80
19.80
28.70
26.70
26.70
Canadian dollar discount 6 per cent.
LIBERTY B03TD SAXES
(Reported by Orerbeck A Cooke Co.)
- IHsfrl. . HiaTfl IM
l-oerty. s s .. . . 9526 9556
Liberty, 1st 4s .. . .. . .. . . .
aoherty, 2d 4i ... 9360 9606
Liberty. 1st 4a. 9620 : 9646
Liberty. 2d 4s.. S574 9612
Liberty, Sd 4 a.. 96 90 9718
Liberty. 4tk 4 s. 9540 9620
Victory. 4S ... .10018 19028 10018 1002S
Tictery, 8a .. . .10O20 10028 10020 10026
9326
9560
9618
9S74
9674
9586
Close.
9530
618
9599
9632
9600
710
8610
, BUSINESS ? SUNSHINE -
Kew ' ToravJaa.' 1 (I. Jf. S-
The raited States Steel corporation
today declared the regular ssarteity
dlridess. et 1 per seat ea tbe corn
tea stock aad 1 per cent oa the
referred stocks ..,ciiJ.-.k:
The eorporaUos repnrtad set ears
lags lor the ajsarter ended Sere saber
SI last r $1941281, eoMparsd with
81M1M5S la tbe prerlows saarter,
and a deficit after an dedurUoas aad
dlvtdeads et tittJOt, eoanared with
IMtUM la the taarter ended Sep
te saber 29 last, - x 1
17800
8800!
100
600
1100
100
13500
700
800
600
800
600
600
2200
7300
500
800;
Gen. Motor
(Glen Alden
Gen. Asphalt
Goodrich ,
Goodyear
Uranby
Great Nor. Ore. .
do pfd.
Greene Cananea
Gulf 8. Steel..,
Houston Oil . . .
Hupp Motor
Ills. Cent.
Inspiration
Int. Agr. Corp, e
do pfd.
Interboro
do pfd.
Interstate Callahan.
Int. Harr.
Int. Mere. Martnel
do pfd.
Int. Nickel
Int. Paper
do pfd.
64
103
I
84
81
85
72
60
80
9
21
18
198
22
112
69
79
8
12
140
77
9
89
12
67
142
8
17
29
43
65
88
66
86
.1.
56
27
81
73
26
72
78
18
190
88
85
2
5
53
102
83
31
85
72
69
80
9
21
18
108
22
112
58
78
8
12
139
76
9
89
12
67
142
8
55
27
81
72
28
67
71
12
100
88
35
2
"6"
15
69
12
43
13
67
12
47
68
45
85
123
81
33
58
62
5
14
16
26
17
80
43
53
25
3H
66
2
90
28
60
63
19
102
113
83
81
86
71
59
80
9
21
18
108
2
111
68
78
8
12
144
77
8
88
12
67
142
8
44
66
86
10
27
81
72
26
72
72
12
99
88
8
83
2
7
5
81
13
68
12
47
80
SOOlPeo. Gas
1000 Pere Marquette . .
2900 Pure OU ....
100 Phillips Peta
12 00: Pierce-Arrow"
1100 Pierce Oil
IPiUs Coal
Iputs A West Va.
lOOjlTeaeed Steel Car.
800, Pullman t
llOfljKay Cons
1600, Reading
2100 Remington
900 Keplngle Steel
1700;Kepubbc LAS...
200! do Pfd.
I Rep. Motors
10OO, Royal Dutch Oil .
200,Ky. Ste-l Sog. . .
SOO Saxoo Motors . . .
900jMar Roebuck
;8hattnck. Ana.
2 00: Shell T. AT
SO00Sinclair
. . . IStand Oil Ind. ...
800.Stan.lard Oil N. I.
1 Sloes Shef
1200 Sou. Pacific
200 Sou. Ry.
11 00, Stand. Oil. Cal...
200, St. L. A 8. r
lOQiStromberg Cars...
199068tndebaker
Hwtft A Co.
1700lTenn. Cop. A Chem
8800 'Texas OU
leOOTTexas Pac ....
001 Texas Pac. C. A O.
1000 Too. Products . . .
800Tran. ConU. OA...
10Ornion Oil Del.
20O0Cnion Pae.
Il'nited Alloy
100 1 raited I Tug
8400rmted Food Prod.
200lPruH
il nited Bda of K. J
ICnion BAP
900 C tuted Recall Stores
6900tC. S. Ind-Alcohol.
800, C. 8. Rubber.
8001 do pfd
200D. 8, Smelting . . .
45O0.U. 8. Steel
8300 do pfd.
1400 Utah Copper
500 Ta. Chem.
600 do pfd.
8200 Vanadium Steel . . .
1100 Virandou
Wabash
200 do A pfd. -
200 do B pfd
Wells Fargo
800 Western pac
do pfd.
100 Western Union . . .
700 Westinghse. K. A M
800 West Md
200! Whtte Motors . . . .
6O0 1 V Une-OTeiiand . . .
. . . . do pfd
lOOlWiswa Packing . . .
. . . . IWiscoaam Central. .
200Woolworth
200 Worthington Pump
ioow. a l. e
1300 Whit OU
20
10
7
36
45
61
40
84
69
26
33
29
15
9S
IS
2
22
63
36
27
16
46
'67
147
11
28
80
10s
109
27
11
28
8
67
12
16
43
' 33
130
33
88
14
16
9t
76
26
73
2
20 '
10
7
83
45
60
46
84
6H
23
83
29
15
9
63
110
14 S
72
S2
29
50
84
48'
93
2
62
36
19
173
80
18
93
21
36
88
io
44
27
23
61
9
18
127
70
5
128
63
43
81
99
84
85
117
62
80
68
33
19
12
'14 ''
63
110
14
71
80
27
50
83
47 S
93
2
61
si"
18
173
80S
17
92
21
86
87
V
43
26
23
61
9
18
126
70
6
128
52
42
52
99
33
83
117
62
29
67
32
6
19
12
is
90
51
8
37
6 S
99
51
8
87
5
81 31
14t146
47 46
7! 7
38
36
27
IS
45
27
67
147
11
110
79
28
80
197
111
27
11
29
8
24
67
12
16
43
S4
63
130
86
90
14
16
98
76
24
in
74
2
5
19
10
7
64
36
4 3
SO
43
34
68
29
83
28
16
9
69
26
63
110
14
71
SI
28
60
82
7
48
93
2
61
1 8
36
19
84
173
89
f0
17
93
21
37
88
100
10
43
26
23
61
9
18
126
2S
69
6
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8
68
62
42
53
99
83
r
116
62
29
SS
38
6
6
19
42
78
14
31
90
60
8
87
5
26
81
23
145
46
6
7
mnn
rew 1 an. Jan. XI . rvtr .V,M .n
weight are in fine deraafxi -4
U ma ted that 5000 bar changed band receaUy
'""sms irom si.a 10 S3 as. aa la
aae of 6 cents over orrrtoa prtoea.
ta 11 1 1 ml 1 1
Canada PaesfV
raieas 6S.6TI.ee
tapsfck est ll.9lT.ee
t.f-W-B feei'V ta
aaahi $1,417 ta
ta l saber. 19:9
Ksrt l
OAw.WvS. La SoaLh
eorararad with 19:6
r a 92 eat eee sw
err aad !
barer m 1921 Serad 6!.ea
(aew.Sve.aoe,.
Twmvf iswastmsi 1 SS. eTf 42.
eea eM
li ssjw r
wad
taw uas raanee
rrbi swmb sa sea
aw-ua n eaTied an
the bataaee
WASHIJtCTOJf WATEK POWEK
REPORTS PROSPEBOl'H TEAR
Spokane. Ur'aah J. 11
x: x us waaaingum Witer
pany for 1921 were $1,10166.
.ion 11 s. wnea the mW uai k.
ShOOO. altbnogb the gross reeenn et that trme
ass only $2,914,950. eampared with $4.778. Ill
year. lia lea wi ll aorratan - .t. ,
why the company baa to da twice the eolaia of
bncinass to return as rml aa in, ..tfwk
The operating exjineaa ia IB! I m
M.7T2.S96: taxes, mradiag federal taxes, were
1541.188. pros inters cm aataa aad ka,.
plaeesnent rem n is and other ttewts to be eab-
tracva rrora the gross earninn total amn.i.
mately 83.677.294. The farurea are fruea ibe
annual report of th eompany. asade reblkt today.
ra-H 74 9. as .02.
5EW omrn Etr.rTF.D BT
JtfTrAL TILE THO r COMTkTT
Kidcefh-4. Waah. Jan. SI TV
aarkbwUen m 1 1 ii-nt and W:
OrrertiM ef l kidavrsral. aara A
rarssers' lake Ttierhcm t nasi a ay was
Tanday. Jaaaart re. as
SWkTMis taeSeaS 4 U d
trervhnae srhaMr Ik,
toe rbaaees Ineiadang a
tary. treaasrer and dtwrtiw aad
were reeaerted. Tta tUTtrm rhawa f nr tbe
sag rear are as twUowa: Hack SV Arewran
lase, kUdgefieU. ieudeai : Joha . k
PVhda, no pmiiliet . Jwdg I'red
Btegf-4d. arnun: Juba IV
tiaaeawr; VtaAer Jarabm aad peaak B.
R l. direct ora. Ridgrfa-M datnef : Arm
r Sr Pkmaer drt. (ewaJd reaajea.
Kara dwtnr. aad Jae W. Use, Pihea - -
AB efrnn are Ice? aaw ra In as. Tas r
pany si a sswraal aweaere a4 aws ,
OTgasuaed far nnaSt. Eavryllasig was femad as S
muafarkewy eaadtttoS! aad a axalthy pli snw kaa ,
bew made tb av ya.r by a vnemway
IS rear.
EASTER LrXBFR DEALERS TO
PAT TIKIT TO 50RTH WtfTT
MIKE DETELOPMEJtT WORK
TO START S005 5EAR BAsTEB
Baker, Jan. 81. -Oeore T. Cslra MuimJ
u oaaer yestrroay irum a trio te liiiu
Wash., where h attended th tnnn.1 ,t,rv.
of th Grand Central Mmaa ereauaay. ta wbkm
be is interested. H stales that the eneama
Plans dang aococ deTelopment work Uu eaa-
an their nrxmert wlurh la e f W. ri. i.
d strict adjacent to Baker f H. BaaBdera. wbe
u tne ananasrr of tbe White u bib.
n-ner mining property Bear the city, is expected
10 amT in rtaa.r in lor part of rebraary
to oea-m cperatiaria at tbe mine, aeeordis te
Mr. CUen, who had aa Uterrtow wuh the
manager ta raaco, wash.
Aero-Trasslt Corsaasy Ismrperates
Msnteeano. Wash.. Jan. SI. kravv e Is.
corporataoa were fUed today by ta Orars Harbor
Aerc-Transit company of Hoqntam. Th orgaa
izera aad trustees are: J B Putnam, a P
I'i'UMps sad Walter I.. Smith. The capital stork
f the new compear Is 816.000. The stated
imrpaaea recites thst th eorporataaa is lornMS te
cwn and operate a lan. of aemraaaea and brdee
plaaes for the carrying of prraorja aad express
from Grays Harbor to other points ia WeaLuIgtua
srd Oregon.
Smiotwei e( I
HmiiiWm Vtaah J . 11.
bxmbre Si ail i a masnrMang a
from w Terk aad 2 frees Mismearaa. antt
real Grays Harbor ta rebraajy. aremrmas sa "
adrkiea neSd bee today tram baessewaiwea
The w Terk parrr and arrt Plenary I .
bat the Oat ,4 the Miihmm Selrgaoaues amal
Is aot fixed Aa taroauea has
tended ta Ohie has rrmaasrs
Uarbor oa tSMar tru
The New lark party will ge trees W
bsto Oregon aad alif anua ta n
BaamrJatUiilug
aa bee ea- , f
nm Gray.!
TATTGHAX AKD BIMP0 B1TR
TWO HCXDRED XXV AT WORK
Nottk Bend. Or.. Jaa. SI. WTheas Taagba
sad L. J. bimpeoa. tbe M at eevatees M Xm r
bar Park aawsaUl st thi plana. bae eaaaad M
mill lor aswthar year. They ar esmreruat tl n
sncsmg camps at the fet "at Tbe ! 1 1
attrs has rurrlmin atbee ttmbar asmaiUes s
acpph7 lix sailL Al tbe iwtt ttme tbe ssijl
hiding the Amy Twraee with aa aff riiaal ears-,
lb Iawy 1 rwaii will am as a tw day ae
mad frees thai malL Tbe parent!
290 ssea employed at the preimn Baa.
Cattle Bayers Aetrvs
BthrW. Or.. Jan. SI. Starves ef
eanie be bm vy axfs ra thai etranns1 -.
eewtly. Thta aeetsea m noted for Urn fcagb ibe
of im dairy herds sad many
aalwed n Earners Oreexm.
Sfw Xerrastile Firm at Bear 4 ass
Bnsrdmsn. Jan 31. A new asereaaxile enr-
poralirm Si being organised to take owr ta ma-
Interests of the Berger Cash etie. fnrmrrty
fas CoJumbia Trading company. I'nder Hergrr
management the business baa trebWd and he will
retain an Interert. beisst aaarnated wnh T. E.
Roylea. C I". Albright and Charles Wlckbuadrr.
Th new firm wiD exnend ha aetiTlUB a. -m.
dition warrant and should bst th effect of
stabilising the lucal market. Kalph Unmshrey
baa been encaged aa clerk.
ef aa re
Kelso Srhool Boss's Carry
Kelso. Wash.. Jan. SI NraM
recnlanty In the nroeeedings the f
lertion with S72.0O0 ia bonds wbloh were enwd
by fh Kerao arbonl dlwnrt was llWsL and IV
maoer waa arata aubmKxed te the votrea Tbe
reealt was 170 lor the bond sad IS araia.
Tbe aaoBey will he aard to rmrrtat a bmrk
of ground en the hill snd to ereet s medera
high erhnoL Th boods will b entd st oar sad
eoTestrocUoa oi the building will start as aooa as
poeaibi.
May Dereley Coal Property
Kekm. Wash.. Jan. SI H C IHeea. a
mining angtnr of Portland, was a Eelse emrssr
Saturday, while encaged In aa meeaUgatiaa of
th coal ruaourt. of Cowbts -r aad the
CowOts eaUey. Dters Is plaaaing ss arejaa sod
operst a coal speity ra this nrxatty sT be
can bnd aometlilng amtable. ii w.H rrtare In
a iw weess aao mate a thorough In
UOB OS
Xw Of flee rt Elrrfed
M mite. arm. Wash.. Jan. 31 The
cm a 11 anafartnrtn nemii n u.,.,.. a...
(lied the (oUowmg bat of officers wti u.( esmrus
sndllor: President. J Wearr Keynold.: Tire
fremili et, George W. Banes: eerretary and trial
nrer. fcl I llaaders. The trnetee are t fere
gcing officer, rred M. Tempertoa aad WUHaai X.
uraoaai.
Jfew Realty Com pas y at MoaWeaaa
Montewie. Wash.. Jan. SI Arrant
nerahip were filed today hi tlx Jitmi a Mc-
'" Kealty rompanr of Sooth l:m T,
nartners sr W. J. JsrreU. Jsrg U Slicle. tel.
Wolfe and Armina Emery, wits Ins Waste ra
mi
Ralss Aid Cross
Shedds. Or.. Jan. 1 1. natemt rain
pan or ta wmaaetu raOey ba
beneficial tb the winter grain which b
damaged by tbe sreer times the a
Tbe prenptutaoa was ample.
Bond
Facts
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advice based upon
Kacts and Experi
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ers 2S years in the
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G. E. MILLER
& COMPANY
5erUwetrs Bask BsOalsg
PORTLASls. OkK.
fWewad FVs-er Mala 1191
Total sales storks. 4U2.9U0 thires; total sales
OODds, (1U.8BZ.V0O.
Extra diridend of 1 H per cent,
t Extra dividend of 2 per cent.
BOSTON COPPER SHARES
(Beported by Overbeck A Cooke Oe.)
Bid. Ask. I Bid. Aide
9 . Butte. . 12 12
60 Sipiasing. . 6 44
62 N. Lake. . 20 46
8 O. D. Cop. 24 K 26
1S OasomMg. S4 SS
lis Obijaws.. 2 1-18 214
27 S Qnin-Mng. 4S 48
18H PcndOreek 1H 14
.... Isle Royal 24 - 2S
44 Hup. Boston 1 1-16 1
8 rj.8h.Mcb. 86 H
?- do pfd. 26 26
fLCbth.. S -
mptrpiOoix.. : t t
2HiTrin.Cop. 2 9-16 S
X . Tnohxmme 60 68
75 rt.Metala 1 1
84 Ctab Coa. 1 2
Is U. 8-Mng. S4 SS
- 8H do pfd. ' 43 H 44
, 2 iTJtak Apex 2 S -
Wentnra.. 21 f 22
1 2H Victoria.. 2 ..... 214
t 4 Winona. . - 40 48
. 67 H Worvartas .1111),
- S Wysndott .46 60
11 .
Arts. Com. 81k
AdTe-ntnr 80
Ahmrek. 61
Arcadian. 2 T
Bins. Mas. 184
CaLAAra. S814
CaLAHec.272
New corn 18
Oeatennial 12
Cop.Bg. 4414
Deris Daly 8
Daly West 1 H
B. Butte. 11
Prank-Mn. . Ilk
Hancock. 31a
Helvetia. 14
Indiana. 60
faL Creek 84
Keewsnaw 14
Kerr Lake 314
Lake Cop. .214
La 811. 14
Maes. Cos. 214
Mohawk. 67
MO. Col. - 1
Mas-Vslley 1 14
-. Bids TTutcd oa Poagias Fir
Barn haee been admtiaed ' by the TJarbsd
States forest serrice as d.eOO.Oee feet ef tim
ber oa tbe rajpnaa national forest, tributary
to T ayng ererk, tupiaed chiefly of Thaulai fir.
lifflmsn prices asked are 82 a tlun-wtd board
feet for tbe Douglas fig aad cedar sad 69 cents
for bunka-k. -
Lorrlng; Cempaar 8Urt Balr VTerk
Kelso. Wash.. Jan. SI. The Eufsnla Co.. tbe
logging subsidiary of the Eastern A Wi
Lumber Co.. will start repair work oa their nit-
way and logging equipment February 1. Daa
lampoon, manager of the camp, was a Kelae
visitor today attending to arraageaneata. The
camp wut start aa eariy m tbs spring as weather
permits.
Ceatralla Hetel Caaafes Haass
Urntralia, WaaTx, Jan. 81. A 1 injaiai deal
of impoenmoa was dosed Mondsy. abn In Wil
liam cmau porcnasea tea Kandla botH prep
cm werxn. lower amiuu. from Mr. and lie- K
P. Peek. 'Tbe eoneidciarloB is aftiii nuied to bar
neea na sne awgnnraaea at siS.eoo. The
owner, woe exaaes to Oeatralia fraea
will take pnasaabia ea Tbarsday. ,
Stocks, Botsda. CaU Craim, Etc.
" 1 S
316-317 Board ol Tratb Emiimt
Cverbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
: TO ALL EXCHANGES
. afsaisers CbVafw Bsard mt Trads -Cerresawadssu
! Lsfas A Bryasl .
Caicac i,-y Terk .
BUY BONDS NOW
Bond prices arm advancing, with a corre
tponding decrease in return to the investor.
Far-sighted investors arm rapidly picking up
all high-rate bonds to insure iitcome through
future years, invest now in good bonds.
CANADIANS TO YIELD UP TO 7
British CelasibU mi
Ka.ksukewas-;... ,m
Raraabr. B. C. i .-.a. mi
H. Taaeeaver.-B,-C as 1KI
A eesrsi rWi4 t .T6a
Ileat. af fCelae, Prase. 7 614
" '"- Optsoaal after IMS
Price teUs. Tleid TJ1 at Baatarltx er Jh at estiaaaJ sale
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