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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGOJf. SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1912.
PAGE SEVEN
Commissioner's Report
Claims allowed by the County Court
at the July, 1912, term except certain
clulma allowed Iby Btatute,
John P. Hugun, livery hire for
county court $ 3.00
Joe II. Pnrkes, Justice fee, State
vs. Le 7,00
Joe II, Parkcs, Justice fee, State
vs. rthomlmua 12.35
E. J. Wilbur, witness, do.,.. 6.30
Jack Candlsh, do 6.30
S. M. Poland, do 6.30
Willis Pea, do . 6 30
John Doherty, do 2.10
Joe 11. Parkcs, State vs.
Italley 7.20
John Kearney, do 3.60
Joe II. Parkes, State vs. Curry 8.75
Dr. C. J. Smith, witness, do... 1.70
Joe II. Parkes, state vs. Spen
cer 5.20
John Kearney, do 2.40
Joe II. Parkes, State vs. Bai
ley 7.20
John Kearney, do J. 60
T. U Chllders, State vs. Wit-
chell 2.45
George Propeck 12.10
Lou la Scholl, Jr., State vs.
Sears 6.65
X. E. Lee, constable, do 10.90
C. J. Gulllford, witness, do.. 1.50
Sam Williams, do 1.50
Archie Malcolm, do ' 1.50
S. A. Newberry, attending Jus-
tlce court, Echo 2.60
L. E. Penland, coroner Inquest
of Wlletsle and Parr 1.20
P. W. Boynton. do 1.20
D. B. Waffle, do 1.20
Geo. Beddow, do 1.20
E. G. Sturdlvant, do 1.20
T. J. Tweedy, do 1.20
J. II. Iarrlson, do 1.70
Elmer Searcy, do ' 1.70
Pr. I. IT. Temple, do .; 5.20
Ralph Folsom, do 9.35
W. A. Games, coroner Inquest
of BryBon L20
J. E. Stanfield, do 1.20
R. o. Blomgren, do 1.20
C. M. Price, do 1.20
X. Loverlge, do 1.20
W. X. Beneflel, do 1.20
C. W. Crawford, do 1.70
Ralph Folsom, do 12.85
L. E. Peuland, coroner in
quest of Lousten 1.20
B. B. Waffle, do 1.20
E. Z. McBroom, do 1.20
B. Jensen, do 1.20
Fhll MacBrlan. do 1.20
B. S. Waffle, do 1.20
Ralph Fobiom, do 8.10
Ralph Folsom, coroner Inq'st
of Abrahamson 13.60
Bertha A. Randall, examin
ing 8th grade papers 2.00
Mary E. Shea, steno, school
superintendent 26.00
I. E. Young, examining board 15.50
R. R. Lewis, dep. assessor... 64.00
C. II. Kklnner, do 66.00
R. F. Vancil. do 190.00
A. W. Nye. do 39.00
C A. Bushnell, do 24.00
WANTED.
WANTED Lae curtains to lauDjry
Work done with especial car
Phono Red 2621.
A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE A
first class restaurant which I am
compelled to sell on account of poor
health. Address P. O. Box 106,
Echo, Ore.
POULTRYM EX ADVERTISE YOUR
eggs for hatching In the want ad
columns of the East Oregonlan
the paper that reaches the chick
en raiser. Rates are very reason
able and we get you results.
Fred Lleuallen, tax rebate.... 6.40
Frank Waling, cxprcsa 2.75
Frank Killing, pout, all offlc'H 6.00
O. W. Ivenh, hauling tables
for supt 1.25
Frazloi-Nelson Co., supplier 16.95
Acme itiuii) Works, supplies. 5 80
Burroughs Adding Muchlno
Co., overhauling adding ma
chine 2.00
R. L. Polk Co.. Umutllla Co.
director 5. 00
Irwln-llodson Co., supplies for
clerk 20.00
BuHhong & Co., supplies for
-assessor 6.13
Ilernilston Herald, advertis
ing teachers' examination., 1.65
Live Wire, su plica 4.90
Live Wire pig. mo. expenses. 17.86
East Oregonlun do 17.00
East Oregonlan, advertising
and supplies 13.25
Pendleton Prlntery, letter hds
for treasurer 2.50
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phones all offices 63.60
Penland Bros., cartage 3.00
Taylor Hardware Co., hose.. 10.25
Pacific Power & Lt. Co., las. . 40.00
O. W. Simpson, cash paid for
supplies 6.50
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage,'
Ice 1.00
T. D. Taylor, board of pris
oners 125.00
Sanitary Plumbing Shop,
plumbing 8.15
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, drugs
for prisoners 13.16
Worrel Mfg. Co, disinfectant
for Jail 12.42
Ladow & Peterson, hardware
for poor farm 14.15
Harry Coulter, painting at
poor farm 42.80
F. P. Riley, painting at poor
farm 9. 10
Chas. Aldrlch, painting at
poor farm 12.33
Lon Patton, making hay at
poor farm 46.75
J B. McDill, cash adved 33.15
Moussu & Co., plastering at
poor farm 6.5J
Pacific Power & Light, Install
ing electric plant at poor
farm 754.95
Otto Hohbach, bread for poor
farm 3.00
Fred Book, tobacco for poor
farm 1.50
Hale & McAtee, paint for poor
farm 68.45
Pendleton Drug Co., drugs for
poor farm 6.00
Pendleton Roller Mills, bran
shorts for poor farm 33.90
Nagel Bros., blacksmlthlng for
poor farm a. so
Taylor Hardware Co., hardware
for poor farm 3.75
S. M. Doan, blacksmlthlng
for poor farm 4.00
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, .drugs
for poor farm 5.25
A. O. Koeppen & Bros., drugs
for Indigent 13.25
J. A. Borie Lumber Co., lum
ber for poor farm 3.45
Kupers & McCook, repairs for
poor farm 60
W. W. Addamn, painting at
poor farm 30.07
Clarence Depew, haying at
poor farm 20.50
Alexander Dept. Store, supplies
for poor farm 63.15
Umatilla Mercantile Co., sup-"
plies for Miller family,
Umatilla 20.83
Joseph Ell. payment on Insur
ance poor farm 250.00
T. D. Taylor, It. . fare for
paupers 16.40
L D. How la ml, salary water
master for May 16.53
L. A. Relnemnn, salary water
master for May 76.00
L D. Howland. salary water
master for June' 98.70
L A. Relnrman, salary water
master for June 84.00
D. J. McFnul. health officer. 66.90
S. J. Campbell, fruit Inspec... 31.85
Boys & Girls Aid Society,
charity 10.00
John H. Hiteman, for Wm. Hel-
mlck an indigent soldier. . 60.00
Horace Walker sal. co. com..
11. M. Cockburn, do
A, C. Funk, dep. sheriff..,.
J. A. Blakeley, do
Geo. Strand, do
It. T. Brown, dep. clerk
Helen Hart, clerks steno
U. H. Burrughs, dep. hire....
Geo. Simpson, court house
Janitor
J. 11. McDill, supt. poor farm.
H. S. Garfield, co. phy
Albert 10, White, school supvr.
Albert E. White, trav. ex
Geo, Tonkin, school supv....
Geo.' Tonkin, trav. exp
Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup
plies for supervisor
II. G. Newport, expenses of
educational board
J. B. Baylor, do '
Thomas Jacques, do
Jesle Cockburn, labor road
dlst. No. 3
Roy Scott, do
S. c. Weatherman, do
Mordo 'McDonald, do
Leslie Demerls, do
Archie Walden, do
Ralph Walter, do
Arthur Coe, do
Cecil Coe, do
A. F. Compton, do
Wm. Holaey, do
J. L. Frasler, do ,
Walter Melton, la. dlst. 5 & 6
Jim Kilgore, do
Sherm Thorsen, do
John Van Klykc, do
Leslie Leach, do
Porter Graham, do
Walter Melton, do
Jim Kilgore, do
Sherm Thorsen, do
Sherby Vanhoy, do
John Van Slyke, do
Leonard King, do
Porter Graham, do
Walter Melton, do
Jim Kilgore, do
Sherm Thorsen, do
John Van Slyke, do
Porter Graham, do
Walter Melton, do
Sherm Thorsen, do
John Van Slyke, do
Porter Graham, do
Walter Melton, do
Sherm Thorsen, do
Wm. Beathe, do
John Van Slyke, do
Sherm Thorsen, do
Walter Melton, do
Porter Graham, do
John Van Slyke, do
Walter Melton, do
John Van Slyke, do
Walter Melton, do
Dan Camblln, do
Geo. Camblln, do
John Van Slyke, do
Dan Camblln, do
Walter Melton, do
John Van Slyke, do
Ben Brant, labor dlst. 9
H. F. Piersol, do :
Ed Kilgore, do
Jerald Kilgore, do
Harvey Booher, do
S. S. -Flcrsol. do
II. McAlexander, do
Ed Kilgore, do
Chas. Gerkln, do
Tum-a-lum Lum. Co., lum...
Alfred Marquis, labor dlst. 10
S. R. Hunter, do
F. B. Henry blacksmithg, do
Fred Adams, hardware, do....
J. S. Norvell & Co.., hardware
dlst. 12
Amen Headev, labor dist. 13
J. W. Ash, do
A. Iarsen, do -
A. F. May. do
Martin Kupers, la. dist. 15...
L. S. Bentlcy, do
C Gremlns, do
M. B. Murphy, do
W. J. Clarke & Co.. nails, do
Gibson & Cole, labor on Lee
street bridge
W. S. Maxon, la. dlst. 16
It. inquist, do
J. F. Tye. la. dist. 17
Geo. Thorogood, do
R. I. Qerxa, do
R. P. Pike, do
C. B. Dexter, do
60.00
100.00
125.00
100.00
W)0. 00
125.00
70.00
125.00
75.00
100.00
35.00
60.00
18.00
60,00
13.80
9.50
2.45
2.45
2.45
6.25
29.75
4.25
6.38
36.13
14.63
21.25
21.25
11.25
27.00
18.00
31.50
6.75
5.60
8.60
18.00
37.50
21.25
13.50
13.50
25.50
11.25
27.00
37.50
25.60
13.60
13.60
25.60
27.00
12.75
9.00
21.25
27.00
6.76
9.00
17.00
11.25
27.00
17.00
9.00
16.00
18.00
4.60
18.00
9.00
6.76
6.75
27.00
4.50
4.50
27.00
11.00
11.00
21.25
21.25
21.25
v22.50
8.60
25.50
31.25
50.45
2.15
4.50
6.00
14.05
10.23
27.00
27.00
75.00
4.25
36.00
11.75
4.50
4.50
4.00
54. on
92.8"
22.50
36.50
18.00
9.00
9.00
7.87
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS DENTISTS,
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO, MAKES DR. THOMAS V AUG HAN, DENTIST
reliable abstracts of title to all Office In Judd building. Phone
lands In Umatilla county. Loans on Main 71.
c'ty nJ farm property. Buys and TAMP c,IAnP dfmtist
sells all kinds of real estate. Does D"; 'AMIS E' S"AR'
a general brokerage business. Pays "c. ?r?m Temp,e Bldg-
taxes and makes investment, for non- Thone. Main 135.
residents. Write fire, life and accl- VETERINARY SURGEONsi
dent Insurance. References, any rWJOJ-,-0--l-,-vn.,T.l-u,- n,-, -rr
bank In Pendleton. DR. D. C. M'NABB, LOCAL STATI
JAMES JOHNS, Pres. stock Inspector. Office at Koep
C. H. MARSH, Sec. . pen's Drug Store. Phone Main 411
1 Residence, 916 East Court street
BENTLEY ft LEFFINGWELL. REAL Res. Phone Main 69.
estate, fire, life and accident Insur-
ance agents. New location, 816 Main c. W. LASSEN. M. D. V GRADU
street Phone Main 404. ate of McKIUlp Veterinary Colleg
- ';;"-r"i;i."i,TT" ' Chicago. Office phone Main It
AND FEED STABLE. Res. 616 Bush St, phone Main 17.
CITY LIVERY STABLE. THOMPSON " 7 rUYSICIANS.
street, Carney & Bradley, Props. -
Livery, feed and sale stable. Good II. S. GARFIELD, M. D., HOMEO
rlgs at all times. Cab line In connee- pathle physician and surgeon. Of-
tlon. "Phone main 70. flee Judd block. Telephone: Office,
. . j black 3411; residence, red 2633.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 DR. LYNN K. BLAKESLEE, CHRO-
LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DE- nl0 and nervous diseases, and dls-
scrlptlon for county court circuit eases of women. X-ray and Electro-
court Justice court, real estate, etc., theraputics. Judd building, corner
for sale at East Oregonlan office. Main and Court streets. Office 'phone
V ntATEKX ALOKDKIi8. Main 7: residence -phone. Main 4
PENDLETON LODGE No. It Tr0RyES,.
A t" F' RALEY RALE Y, ATTORNEYS Al
t nd thlrd Monday. of law offlca in American NaUona)
each month. All vlalting brethren Bank Buiain8;
re Invl'.ed.
T DAMON LODGE NO 4. JAMKS A FEBJ. ATTORNEY A7
K. of P., meets every Mon- law- Office In Despaln bulldlm.
f 1 day evening in 1. O. O. P. R j SLATER, ATTORNEY AT LAW
hall. Visiting brothers cor- 0fflce ,n Dm buUdtog,
dially Invited to attend.
J. A. Best, C. C.5 R. W. Fletcher, K. CARTER ft SMYTHS, ATTORNEY!
R. 8. t law. Office In rear of Americas
.-L-zn National Bank building.
ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, ETC "
ET7aT "contractor" and 3Ks ZJ'0! A
Builder. Estimates furnished on al) 0M,ce Taylor
kinds of masonry, cement walks, omvnJ
stone walls, etc. Phone black 3786. LOWELL A WINTER. ATTORNEY!
orOregonlan office. and conBUlIor at ,;w 0ffIc ,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Despaln building.
JOHN BAKETt PUNERALDI GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORNE1
rector and licensed embalmer. at law, estates settled, wills, deedi
Opposite postcfflce. Funeral parlor, mortgages and contracts drawn. Col
Two funeral cfi. Calls rospontled to lections madq. Room 17, Sh-V
day or ; 'I"n i'io mnln 7". bloc!;
PETERSON ft WILSON, ATTOR
neys at law; rooms t and i Smltk
Crawford building.
FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTORNM1
at law. Office In Smith-Crawford
building.
DOUGLAS W. BAILEY A TTORNK1
at law. Will practice In all itat
and federal courts. Rooms 1, I, 1
and 4, over Taylor Hardware Co.
JOHNSON ft SKRABLE, ATTOR
neys at Uw. Office In Despal
building.
LEGAL BLANKS of every descrlp
tlon for country court circuit court
Justice court, real estate, etc., fo
Sale at East Oregonlan office.
SECOXD-ILVND DEALERS.
V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEV
and second-hand goods. Cash paid
for all second-hand goods bought
Cheapest place In Pendleton to buj
household goods. Call and get hit
prices. 210 E. Court street. Phoni
Black 8171.
RESTAURANTS,
CHINA RESTAURANT. NOODLE?
ar.d chop suey. Ung D. Goey, prop
At the old stand. Alta street In real
of Tallman Drug Co.
MISCELLANEOUS,
ENGRAVED CARDS, INVITATION
wedding announcements, emboss
private and business stationery, et
Very latest styles. Call at East Ore
gonian offlca and see samples.
If you want dry slab wood, phone
Main t.
'i I
'iSijasr
Frank Brundage, la. dint. 18.. 9.00
Eugene Walker, do 3.37
H. Porter, do 1.12
W. J. Wattenburgvr, do 13.60
Mill Norman, do 2.2 5
James Homer, do 6.75
J. W. lirott, do 6.75
Albert Rath, do 6.75
Ed Hcrlver, do 4.50
Sherman Galloway, do 7.87
Z. C. Stockdale, do 12.75
Wm. Wilder, do 12.75
Echo Merc. Co., hdw do.... 7.85
John Cunterall, la. dlst. 19... 6.75
John Aikell, do 12.75
J. E. Arkell, do 25.50
J L. Johnson, la. dlst. 20... 15.75
M. E. Hutchinson, do 13.50
H. M. Hutchinson, do 15.75
Leslie Eldrldgo, do 15.75
James M. Eldrldge, do 15.00
Wm. Eldrldge, do 31.25
W. p. Perrlm, do 5.25
Ladow & Peterson, nalte, do. 1.50
Clarence Depew, do 3.00
Harry Minnls, la. dlst. 24... .55.12
Clifford Minnls, do 27.66
Bill Curtwrlght, do 28.70
Floyd Hall, do 55.12
Wllford Corley. do 20.25
D. p. Hicks, do 9.57
J. L. Hall, do 130.00
Chas. Ely, blacksmlthlng, do. 1.25
Pilot Rock Hdw. Co., hdw., do 1.20
Burt Adams, la. dlst. 29 10.10
John Adams, do 4.50
Al Slgman, do 10.10
Burt Adams, do 2.25
P. St. Dennis, do 2.25
Geo. Brace, do 4.50
J. F. Thompson, do 26.00
Millard Thompson, do 34.00
Henry Thompson, do 9.00
Dolph Thompson, do 9.00
Oregon Lumber Yard, lum. 29 51.00
Taylor Hdw. Co.,, nails, 29.. 2.25
Peter Xedes. la. dlst. 31 84.25
W. R. Campbell, do 25.25
L. P. WaUson, do 8.60
Ore. Lum. Yard, lumber, do. . . -72.21
Frank Bennett, la. dist. 33.... 13.60
Clarence Foster, do 13.50
John Campbell, do 4.50
Jessie Bennett, do 4.50
Fred Pitman, do 68.52
W. H. Cargill, do 56.75
James Smock, do 4.25
Alec McCorkell, black'g, do.. 2.75
J. B. Herr, lcul. dlst. 34..;. 5.00
C. G. Belles, la. dlst. 37 3.25
J. A. Guggln, do 15.85
J. T. Hoops, do 16.00
Wm. Brelthaupt. la. dost. 38. 4.50
E. J. Ealtezore, do 17.00
Chas. Brelthaupt, do 15.0ft
E. J. Baltezore, do 2.25
X. 8. Baltezore, do 4.50
J. L. Barnes, do 21.25
John Barnes, do 21.25
W. R. Barnes, do 21.25
Otis White, do 300
Bill Musgrove, la. dist. 40... 6.75
Fred Cook, do 6.75
J. C. Folfis, do 6.75
J. E. Pollock, do 76.50
A. F. Michael, do 45.00
Austin Tuttel, do 18.00
Oscar Tuttle. do 29.25
Thomas Tuttle, do 42.50
Alex Shafer, do 6.75
John Reynolds, do 18.00
Frank Michael, do v66.00
Chas. L. Lafferty, do 9.00
J. E. Pollock, black'g, do... 5.00
Pete Sheridan, la. dlst. 41... 25.50
Harry Rodgers, do . . . 25.86
F. L Brundage, do 34.00
Gilbert Minthorn, la. dist. 42.. 43.50
J. D. Livingstone, do 20.25
T. H. MePhee, do 8.50
I). B. Watson, do 23.75
John McOary, do 2.25
Will Collier, do 3.35
Sam Bittner, do 6.00
Klrkpatrlck Bros., do 9.50
J. D. Livingstone, do 7.90
John McGary, do 7.90
Ruber Johney, do 7.90
D. B. Watson, do S.75
O. C. -Darr, do 9.25
Darr Bros., lumber, do 11.00
F. B. Henry, black'g, do .... 1.50
Wm. Collier, la. dlst. 43 6.75
Gilbert Minthorn, do 7.80
C. C. Darr. do 34.50
J. F. Wallan, nails ,do 1.50
Tum-a-lutn Lumber Co., lum
ber, dist. 43 3.60
Taylor Hdw. Co., hdw, do.... 1.65
Fred Adams, hardware; 5.30
Oregon Hardware & Implement
Co., nails, 44 3.75
John W. Kimbrell, surveying
gov. road near Caypse 14.50
Tom Purcell, Freewater State
Line macadam 8.40
W. J. Skinner, do 31.25
G. W. Vanlandlngham, do... 15.15
W. A. Clark, do 15.15
C. P. Smith, do 17.50
Will Clark, do 15.15
Wade Moore, do 15.15
A. J. Weaver, do 15.15
Chas. Phipps, do 15 15
H. C. Miller, do 16.80
W. J. Campbell, do 29.75
Jack Cockburn, do 31.25
Tom Thompson, do 15.15
Tom St arks, do 15.15
Val Turpln, do 28.00
Louis Clark, do 11.25
Will Shelton, do 5.15
G. W. Sampson, do 6.25
Chas. Phipps, do 4.50
H. C. Miller, do 5.00
A. J. Weaver, do 4.50
W. J. Crablll. do ;. 12.75
W. J. Seaman, do 12.50
Val Terpln, do 16.00
Wade Morse, do 9.00
G. W. Vanlandlngham, do ... 4.50
Tom Starks, do 4.50
Will Clark, do 4.50
W. A. Clark, do 4.50
Iiuls Clark, do 4.50
Will Shelton, do 1.60
Jack Cockburn, do 12.50
Tom Thompson, do - 2 25
C. P. Smith, do 10.00
J. Little, do 2.25
1 5. W. Vanlandlngham, do.... 4.50
II. McKay, do 6.75
1au1s Clark, do 6.75
W. J. Crablll, do 24.45
Tom Thompson, do 13.50
C. P. Smith, do 15.00
Geo. Houston, do 8.50
II. C. MIttler, do 14.30
Chas. Phipps, do 12.90
A. J. Weaver, do 12.90
Val Turpln. do 24.00
V. A. Clark, do 12.90
Will Clark, do 12.90
Louis Clark, do 3.40
Wade Moore, do 13.50
Tom Stark, do 12.90
Jack Cockburn, do 35.95
W. J. Seaman, do ,. 37.50
Will Shelton, do 4.40
X. E. Dunn, do 6.20
L. W. McKenzie. do 8.45
O. Ritter, do 22.50
G. Shortrldge, do 19.15
J. W. McBeth. do 25.80
S. C. Hudson, do 25.80
J. A. Peplot, do 30.00
J. Grooms, do 6.65
H. A. Xelson. do 6.65
It. X. Goodrldge, do 4.50
C. P. Smith, do " 15.00
Chas, Phipps, do 13.50
W. J. Crablll. do 25.50
A. J. Weaver, do 13.50
W. G. Seaman, do 37.50
Jack Cocktiurn, do 25.00
It. C. Miller, do 15 00
Val Turpln, do 24.00
rhnni Thompson, do 12.40
i: If. StrickUn, do 13. ",0
Wade Moore, do
Thorn Starks, do
M. L. Dunn,lo
L. W. MeKlnsey, do
Will Shelton, do
J. E. Coe, do
S. C. Hudson, do
I), niggle, do
O. Hitter, do
G. Shortrldge, do
D. Grooms, do
J. W. McBeth, do
P. M. Chllson, do
J. M. Little, do
Geo. ShrlmpHher, do
C. Bostler, do
J. A. Peplot, do
A. X. Wilson, do
J. Little, do
E. F. .Lavender, do
Patlflj Power & Light Co.,
electric power
Milton Lumber Yard, lum
ber, do
C. H. Boestler, do
Beall & Co., repairs, do
O. K. Goodman. 904 yds.
rock to crusher
II. C. Lamb, 752 yds. rock to
crusher
Putnam-McKnight Co., hdw..
Milton City, fuse for motor. .
J. E. Irons, blacksmlthlng...
R. E. Bean Hdw. Co., hdw...
Milton Hdw. Co., hardware..
A. E. Medlln, Wild Horse
macadam
Curt Wilson, do
Oscar Becgman, do
John Beckman, do
E. M. Rodgers, do
J. L. Rolland, do
Robert Fletcher, do
Ben Oakman, do
Pete Lynn, de . . .'
I. O'Brlan, do ; . . .
Chas. May, do
E. Dorlng, do
John H. Dozier, do
Pete Crabtree, lo
M. B. Murphy, do
W. L. Webb, do
W. G. Sutherland, do
Harry Elder, do
O. E. Elder, do
Pete Moline, do .-
G. H. Bracket, do
M. J. Dolln, do
C. Cremens, do
Joe Bannister, do
D. Rohinson, do
H. Piatt, do
Dick Thompson, do
E. Mackay, do
Dk-k Lyons, do
Jake Bruce, do
M. Donnely, do
Wm. Falrhurst, do
Guy Wheeler, do
J. McArdel, do
Chas. Roth, do
Howard Whiteside, do
Louis Stout, do
Wm. Stevens, do
Louis Xelson, do
Andy Arischiltz, do .........
A. P. James, do
Hap. Roney, do
Jeff Maeres, do
Erick Matson, do
John Held, do
Mike Stine, do
Joe Shultz, do
Mat Smith, do
John Folip, do
Joe Miller, do
Dell Miller, do
Gm Speir, do
R. B. Robinson, do
John Burt, do
Jack Ueed, do
J. Cornfield, do.
Raliegh Aldrich, do
C. H. Martin, do
E. Z. English board, do
Hamley & Co., repairing har
ness, do
W. J. Clark, hardware, do...
TayKir Hardware Co., powder
and dynamite, do
Oregon Lumber Yard, lum. do
A. Linsner la. dist. 22
Virgil Smith, do
Guy Wilson, do
Herbert Wilson, do
Oliver Knotts, do
F. M. Smith, do
Roy Hutchinson, do
Willis Struthers, do
F. M. Smith, do
S. W Struthers, do
S. W. Struthers, do
Willis Struthers, do
S. W. Struthers, do
Vireil Smith, do
F. M. Smith, do
John Johnson, do
F. M. Smith, lumber, do ....
Pilot Rock Hdw. Co., hdw., do
13.50
13.60
13.50
13.50
4.50
24.75
19.15
19.15
16.65
19.15
19.15
19.15
19.15
19.15
15.80
6.80
12.00
9.00
6.35
125 00
47.45
5.90
7.45
155.60
271.20
225.60
4.45
4.50
14.10
.55
24.15
5.35
5.60
33.75
42.75
38.25
5.60
9.00
20.25
2.35
6.45
76.50
6.15
75.75
25.85
" 57.10
59.25
62.85
7.50
26.65
41.05
21.35
51.75
24.75
45.50
81.85
66.35
2.25
2.25
2.35
3.00
37.95
.80
1.05
1.60
.90
2.33
7.75
7.75
12.65
17.70
24.75
1.15
7.85
1.65
1.60
9.95
6.00
. 6.00
9.00
9.00
6.45
6.73
2.00
2.23
2.23
5 00
72.00
150.00
121.75
3.20
23.40
340.20
41.04
16.85
16.87
25.50
13.50
5.00
40.50
' 15.73
14.10
56.23
29.23
6.73
29.75
6.73
' 20.23
18.00
14.60
8.33
5.00
MARKETS ARE FIRM
AND
CUPID SPIKES HIS "PLANE."
"CIkxsp Between Me 'l l'l.vinir."
Says Girl, ami Aviator Surrenders.
Chester. Pa. William H. Aitken
of this city, who has been a profes
sional aviator, siroce the summer of
190S, has given up flying. For that
reason Mr. and Mrs. Charles Part
ington of Ridley Park announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Partington, to him. Miss
Partington declined to become Mrs.
Aitken unless he would give up avia
tion. The aviator considered her ul
timatum for a few days and then sur
rendered unconditionally.
A bent pin on a chair makes an
excellent starting point.
APPELL'S I
OjT-f'J'' US0bUi African I
1. MA WATER 1
LJ3-
Mmiii oool, freah
hand. Iteepi
hours or loafer in
an or (hade. For
- -w WINKUKH g
Uno from frmh water, an Appell a Soath
Africa Water Bajr para fur luvlt
many tinin over in tima aaTed and In in
creased rtliciency due to frrah valor right at
hand. Ho time lout leaving work to go lor
a drink. For proepoctors, aurroTors, ejiorte.
men, atookmen ant-one rxpoiwd U1 drr
or warm weather it is an abtoluto necvaaity.
Water put into the bag in tlio morning
and exposed to the aun and air all day will
ne cooler at ntgbt than ttwna in the morning.
The laat driii It aa cool aa the flint.
Guaranteed. Ueed by V. S. fJoYt.
Strona. Liaht. DurabU. Ktum ta t
SIzes-1, 21 and S Gallon. Prepaid
arices, ii.io, 1 .40. J.OO ratpactlvtly.
For Sat$ hi Ttaltr Krtrywhtrt, Aut
Order Direct from tli
.l-?n .vv YVnfor Co.
YARDS HAVE HEAVY
N OF CATTLE
(From Friday's Journal.)
There was a heavy run of stock at
the yards In North Portland thi
morning, included in the receipts be
ing eight cars of hogs from Nebras
ka. The run of sheep was the largest
for some time. Business was fair
and at prices that have ruled for sev
eral days. The markets In general
seem steady. On this date, two years
ago the hog market advanced 25
cents bringing the top price to $10.25
or Just S2 higher than the ruling top
price of today.
Frank Brown of Carlton, shipped
In a carload of Shropshire sheep for
export to Honolulu, this lot making
190 head shipped by Mr. Brown to
Honolulu during the past 15 months.
Tho sheep are doing well over there
and more will probably be shipped In
the future.
Three cars of cattle were shipped
in from Oakland, Or., by J. E. Carter.
Other shippers today were A. Tl. Ford,
Sheridan, one car hogs and sheep; J.
M. Bryhof, Yamhill, one car sheep; A.
G. Dale, Dayton, one car hogs, and
from Amity, one car hogs; D. Taylor,
Halsey, two cars sheep; E. G. Adams.
Koseburg, two cars sheep; T. Kopplarr,
Plain view, two cars sheep; E. Bol
rnan, Jefferson, two cars cattle and
calves; S. W. Williams. Junction City,
one car cattle and sheep; Severe Sc.
Weed, Baty, Or, one car hogs; J. S.
Prahl, Wright, Wash., six cars Bheep;
R. E. Jackson, Whatcom, two cars
sheep; E. Knorr, Stahlenberg, six
cars 'cattle and calves; J. B. Laner
gan. The Dalles, two care cattle;
Henry Larson, Colfax, Wash., three
cars cattle; C. W. Owen, Idaho Falls.
Idaho, two cars hogs; Henline & Son,
Nebraska, eight cars hogs; J. H. Thir
man. The Dalles, two cars cattle and
calves.
Friday's Livestock Sales.
STAGS.
Av. Weight. Price.
3 stags 1156 5.50
4 stags 1085 5 00
HEIFERS.
2 heifers 933 J3.30
11 heifers 1017' 6.15
COWS.
2 cows 1125 J5.30
10 cows 990 5.30
26 cows 1011 4 00
u cows 1098 6.00
STEERS.
26 steers 1170 $6.25
26 steers 1187 6.25
SHEEP.
242 mixed sheep 103 $4. 50
24 mixed sheep 93 3.25
Grain.
Wheat 1 911 . nominal Producers'
prices, nominal,- track delivery, club,
SSc; bluestem. 921 93c; red Russian.
87c; Willamette valley. SSc; 1912 con
tracts club, 80c; bluestem S3ft 85c.
Barley Producers' prices 1911
Feed. $35; rolled, $3; brewing $3
if 40, 1912 crop.
Millstuffs So'.ling price Bran, $23
middlings. $32; shorts. $27.50.
Oats Producers' prii-e Nominal
Track No 1. spot delivery, white, $33;
gray, $34: new crop, $26.
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with high water trousers and multi
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