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DAILY EAST OKEflOXTASr, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1014.
PACE SEVEN
CATTLE AI1D HOGS FIRM
(Courtesy of the Journal.) '
PORTLAND, Ore. Generally good
ton wu shown In the livestock mar
ket at North Portland at the opening
of the week's trade. While . there
wai a good run In all llne, with the
poatilble exception of calve, of which
none came forward, the demand rul
ed excellent at the start of business,
gome extra good cattle soU at ex
treme prices, one steer moving at
17.76, while six head went at $7.40.
For the average run of top quality
the market was considered extreme
this morning at 17.25, the highest
tales being for a few selected and ex
ceptions offerings.
General cattle market range:
Selected steers $7.25 7 20
Good to prime 6.85 7.10
Good to choice 6. 500$. 75
Ordinary to fair 5.75 (.00
Fancy cows 600
Good to prime ' M5 6.80
Ordinary 6.2606.50
Selected calves 8.00 8.25 '
Selected calve 8 00W8 25 I.ARGKKT FF.lt ICY
i
f Chres a brilliant tr1oy ihlne that
loc not nib till or aunt on tuat
tnnnU to ttie Iron tlinl lull lour
tliuM s long any otiier.
Black Siik Stove Polish
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Supplies
Everything for the Amateur
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"There's a Difference"
Tallman & Go.
Leading Drultti
Fancy bulls 4.60 4.76
Ordinary 4.0004.25
Hog Market Up a Nickel. '
During the' morning's trade some
fair strength was shown for swine,
notwithstanding . the weakness and
lower prices In the east. Sales were
made In the North Portland yards at
the opening of the week's trade at
$8.30 or a nickel above the extreme
quoted previously. :
Rather fair run af swine was shown
over Sunday, totals reaching 119$
head, compared with 883 last Mon
day nJ 767 a year ago.
General hog market range:
Best lifiht 18 25 8.30
Medium light . 8.20
Good and heavy ......... '8.00 8.10
Rough and heavy (.00 7-00
Kliecp Market Rule linn.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22
What la ii Id to be the largest
ferry steamer In the world was
launched here for the Florida
East Coast Railway. It was w
christened the "Henry M.
Flagler" In honor of the late
promoter of the famous "over- w
the-sea" line to Key West, Fla.
Prominent state and railway
officials of Florida were prea- 4
ent today. The boat will, ply
between Key West and Havana.
. . - - .
Mixed stuff P, H. Morelock. Jo
seph, 3 loads cattle, hogs and sheep;
P. B. Johnson, Union Junction, 2
loads cattle and Hoes: L. V. Gentry.
Market for mutton and lambs was Heppner. 2 loads hogs and sheep; A.
M. Frazier, Chewelah, Wash., 2 loads
cattle and hogs.
CHICAGO WHEAT RISES
uguin firm today. - Prices held right
at the top for quality with excellent
demand contlnutd- There jwas really
no change in the North Portland
market as compared with recent
weeks so far as the price Is concern
ed.
General mutton range;
Best yearlings .$5 35 5.80
OIJ wethers 6 26 5 85 CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Closing prices
Best ewes ... 4.854.60 or wneat were 1-4 to 1 l-4c a bush
Best east mountain lambs 6 .00 j than gaturJay wUh rln
Vulley light young lambs 6.65 5.86 r.
Heavy spring Iambs .... 5 00 5-50 P strength and activity In the De
IJveMork Shippers, cember. Market opened with a very
Hogs It. E. Thorn, Hermlston, 1 strong tone all around. There was
loud; H. M. Sommers, 1 loud; Hunt-j a goo(1 VOUme 0f Bhort covering early
ley Mercantile company.. St. hn.
Wash., 2 louds; Turner & Turner, ' '
Turner. 1 load; Jessie Baker, Parma. 1 "'""D f h foreign demand for
t.ii, i I wheat brought forth additlonul
Cuttle C. Stock. Lyle, Wash. 1 strength.
load: George Mayfleld. Bend, 3 loads; Broomhall tabled from Liverpool
H. C. Brown, Longwell. Idaho. 3 there wece no prices posted In Liver
loads; Henry Applegate. Welser, Ida-' pool future market yesterday morn
ho. 1 loaJ: W. P. Warnock, Enter- Ing. The sentiment is bullish, with
prise. 3 loads; Charles Young, 8 loads; offers light and cagoes and parcels
J. W. Chandler, 1 load; R. L. Sulll- held and selling at 3 to 6d advance,
.in t !..... T n T7-. nnt. ' villi ti.it nturlf.1t at rtT(T anA ftnnlln.
van, jiiiHHru, i iuiu; .1. 13. , ".v.. ,-,-v ............ ab.v..B ......
Heppner, 1 load; T. F. Walker, Jo-. ued good demand,
seph, 7 louds; M. R. Yates, Pilot ' WUat,
Rock. I loads: W. O. Cummings, 3 Sept. Close 11K1-2.
loads: J A. Vaughn. Roblnette, 3 Dec. Open, 114 3-8; high, 115;
loads; T. B. Leet, 3 loads; R. H. ( low, 11 1-4; close, 120 5-8 A.
DeArmond, Vale. 1 loaJ; George.
Schott, Condon, 1 load. The Grain Markets.
Sheep A. II. Brown. Ashland, 8 Clover seed No. 1 recleaned, 15c
loads.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as tbey
rannut reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or coDatltotlooal disease,
and In order to core It you matt take In
ternal remedies. Ball's Catarrh Care Is
takra Internally, and acta directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure 1 not a quark medicine. It
was prmrrtbed by one of the best phy
sicians in this country for years and If
a regular prwrlptlon. It la composed of
the brct tonlra known, roniblnrd with the
bext blood purifiers, acting directly on the
tnucoua snrfacra. The prfeot combina
tion of the two' Inrredlenta Is what pro
durm aorb wonderful roauHa In caring
larrh. Hcnd for tMtlmoolals, free.
J. CHK.NKV m CO., Propa., Toledo, O
Hold bv lrusTtlit. nrlce 75c
Take Hall s Family Pills for constlpatloa.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
SEASON
The opportunity to go east
dufing 1014 at
Low Round-Trip Fares
will soon liavo passed.
Now is tlij beet time of tlio
year to enjoy an Eastern trip
GO VIA THE
regon-Washlndon Railroad
& navigation uo
u. r. n. k. .
TO
Denver
O. S. L.
$55.00
C0.00
. 70.00
Omaha -
St Louis
Chicnpo 72.50
New York ' 108.50
Equally reduced fares" to other cities
GOING LIMIT, 15 DAYS
RETURN LIMIT, OCT. 31
Information, tickets and
reservations upon application
any agent
O-W. R. k N. CO.
LOCALS
Or Advertising in Brief
BATES.
Per line first Insertloa loe
Par line, additional Insertloa. . . .Be
Per line, per aoata fl.00
Me local taken for lass tbaa 'Joe
Coont ordinary words to line.
Locals will set be takea over the
'phone and rtnlttaaee most aceoav
pan order.
Honse tor Sale.
If taken at once you can secure a
good modern five room house with
Improved lot, on north aide of river
at bargain. Close In; good view and
In good condition. Cash only. Ad
dress B" this office. Adv.
1A0
That New Soap
NYAL'S
Face Cream
SO AP
'Mmiimiiinuiiitiiiiiitmiummir
For Sale
by
Koeppen's
The Drug Store That
Serves You Best
ordinary, 11 1-2 f 12c pounJ; alsike.
11c pound.
Flour Selling price: Patent,. $5.
t05.80; Willamette valley. 15.40;
local straight. $494.60;- export. $4 00
ft 4.20; cutoff, $4.20; baiters', 5.00
5.40. v
Hay New crop, producers' price:
Willamette valley timothy, fancy,
$12.50; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy
timothy, $1516.50; alfalfa, $12-50;
vetch and outs, $9?i 10; clover. IS per
ton.
Grain bags Xo. 1 Calcutta, $$ 25J
$S.50.
-Hid prices were too low to admit
of bunlness on the Merchants' Ex
change In any of the cereal warkeu
today. For wheat there was no
change In prices as compared with
Saturday.
. OatH bids were stronger with No. 1
feed a quarter better, while feed bur
ley was down 60c and brewing a sim
ilar amount for the day.
MllUituff bids were weaker with
a loss on the exchange today of 25c
for bran and 50c a ton for shorts.
(fflclul Merchants' Exchange bid
prices today:
WHEAT.
Bluostem Today, $1.03; Saturday,
$1.03.
Fortyfold Today, .96; Suturday,
.96. '
Club Today,". 94; Saturday, 94.
KeJ Itunslan Today, 9,0; Saturday,
90.
lied fife Today, .90; Saturday, 90.
OATS.
No. 1 feeJ Today, $26.25 ;Saturday
$26.
BAKLEY.
No. 1 feed Today, $2150; Satur
day, $22.
Brewing Today. $22; Saturday,
$22.50.
MILLSTUFFS.
Bran Today. $23.25; Saturday,
23.50.
Shorts Today, $24; Saturday, $24.-50.
Wanted Good, clean rap ' at the
Cast Oregonlan office.
For sale Large hotel range and $0
gaL water tank. X. C. Snyder.
Wanted Pastlure for team of
horse. Address "W" this offlce
For rent Furnished housekeeping
rooms. S01 8 Main W. M. Tindle.
'Wanted Experienced girl or wo
man for generaLhousework. phone 91
New National cash register for sale.
A bargain. Inquire Vogue Millinery-
Call at 901 Main street to sell your
second hand stoves and furniture.
Phone 24.
Wanted Children to keep during
Round-up. Mrs. Coffee, (12 West
Webb.
Wanted Girl for general homse
work. Apply 408 Water street or
phone 61.
.For rent Good gentle saddle
horses for ladles. Call Telephone
Stables. Phone J 8.
To Rent Two furnished rooms,
high school students preferred. Phone
368W or Inquire 200 Thompson.
For sale 160 acres good land on
Birch creek. Will take residence In
Pendleton as part pay. E. T. Wade.
For sale Modern five room cot
tage with one Improved lot, on north
side of river. Address "B" this of
fice.
For Sale 100 head good yoang
stock cattle. Prices reasonable. Call
or write. R. B. McEwen, Athena,
Oregon.
Old papers for sale; tied In bun
Ilea. Good for starting fires, etc. He
t bundle or two bundles for tic.
fbls office.
For sale Two modern cottages lo
ted on east Court street, seven
Hocks from Main street Inquire of
Walters mill.
For sale Modern seven room
house and seven lots, with barn, close
to school. $2500 takea It all. Inquire
or address "A" this office.
For sale cheap Blrdseye maple
bedroom suite, complete in good con
ditlon, with $18.00 mattress. Phone
T96W or address "B" this office.
Complete restaurant for eale
cheap, good location, fine place for
right party. On account of poor
health cannot run It Inquire Cllne
Hotel or at the bank, Umatilla, Ore.
For sale Fine house and garage on
the north hill. Just the place for
some rancher. Inquire of Bentley &
Lefflngwell, or write care P. O. Box
473.
Bananas for sale cheap In car near
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage plant
on Main street. This is our third car
having already sold two cars here.
Give us a call.
For sale Good five-room house
with bath; good barn and two lots,
north side, one block from Main
street bridge. Cheap if taken at
once. 308 Madison street.
For sale State Hotel, 60x100 feet
corner Webb and Cottonwood streets.
Pendleton. Paying $130 a month
rent Price $15,000. H. O. Stark
weather, Mllwaukie, Oregon.
"Mutt" takes the big loads and
"Jeff" shows the speed. Penland
Bros, haul anything and reasonable
Furniture van md storage warehouse
Office 647 Main street Phone 139.
See Lester & Miller for reliable
cleaning, pressing and remodeling of
men's and women's clothes. Quick
service. "Model Cleaners, 114 E.
Webb street Phone 311.
Music Studio to Open.
Mr. Odessa D. Sterling, teacher of
piano- Pendleton studio In the Bow
man Apartment of E. L. Power.
Phone J3IW. Work begins October
3rd. 1914. Arrangements) may be
made how. Adv,
Warning;.
Automobiles are not allowed to
stand on Main street from R. R.
tracks to Main street bridge or
Round-up grounds up Court to
Thompson street
JOHN KEARNEY,
(Adv.) Chief of Police
Dance at Eagle-Wood man Hall.
There will be dancing at Eagle-
Woodman hall every night thla week.
Monday and Tuesray, commencing, at
9 o'clock; on Wednesday and rest or
week dancing will commence at
o'clock. One ticket good until II
o'clock. Adv.
Honse to Rent?
Why look for a house to rent? See
Cox and Lonergan and let them fig
ure on building for you on easy
terms. Let your rent buy a home for
you. Choice residence sites, all mod
em Improvements. Telephones S and
601. Adv.
I. O. O. F.
All local and visiting Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are requeaiea to ne
present at an open meeting of Integ
rity Lodge No. 92 on Wednesday ev
ening. September 23rJ, at L O. t. Jr.
hall, to meet Judge Galloway, grand
Master of Oregon, and Mrs. Galloway,
past president of Rebekah Assembly.
Adv.
Warning;.
All vehicles are warned against
speeding. The speed limit la 16
miles an hour and 10 miles on the
turns of intersection of streets. AH
parties violating this ordinance will
be arrested and prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. (Signed.)
POLICE COMMITTEE, and
JOHN KEARNEY, Chief.
(AdT.)
Commissioners' Report
Claims allowed by the County Court
at the September, 1914, term except
those claims allowed by statute
tw Milton Easle. county
court, pub. exp. acct $ 12.15
A Prudhomme Co.. CO
rrnirt- letter heads ' 5.93
John Hailey, Jr., Juvenile court
1 year
S. E. Willis, justice court. State
va. Galloway
X. U. Beavert, do
A. G. Corkle, do, wotness....
C. R. Myers, do
51.25
15.00
27.3
24.00
11.50
22.70
15.00
1.60
3.00
35.00
5.70
18.35
26.00
4.00
25.40
4.85
49.75
6.15
1.00
24.03
30.00
44.55
IS0.25
5.30
6.20
1.70
4.50
5.25
10.20
1.50
1.50
5.20
6.20
10.00
6 9!
Are You Sick, Despondent?
Do Not Give TJp Dope)
TOTJ CAN BE CURED BY THE GREAT
D. R. Chen Chinese Herb Co.
.Masters of All Incurable Diseases.
Wonders are performed every day with Chinese
Medloal HERBS.
CON FTDIOTLAL CONSULTATION FREX,
Honrs, 10 to li a. m. 1 to 7 p. m.
Under State Hotel 114 E, Webb Street.
MlJ
For Sale Cheap.
Good team of horses, weight about
1200 pounds each. Address "X" thlJ
office.
For Sale Folding Chairs.
Folding chairs for sale In
any quantity and very reasonable. In
quire Guy Matlock at Pastime The
ater. Adv.
Want Oregon Stock Ranch.
Offer 470 acre Walla Walla county
wheat farm or 240 acre Palouse farm
as part payment both well Improved.
Lock Box 4, Pullman, Wash. Adv.
HI
THE BANK OF
PERSONAL SERVICE
Each customer's welfare is of personal interest to us.
Our growth depends largely upon their success.
Open an account and give us an opportunity of proving
our superior Berrice,
I ' Interest Paid on Savings Accounts and Time Deposits.
American National Bank
Under Government Supervision
Founded in 1889. Main and AlU Street.
Notice.
All stores are requested to load
their delivery wagons and any other
wagons in rear of store.
By order of JOHN KEARXET.
(Adv.) Chief of Police.
'You Can Trust Undo Sam.
And he guarantees our meats to be
pure, appetising . and free from In
fection after Inspecting them. Buy
good, inspected meats from us and
get the best. Oregon Market, phone
444. Adv.
Speed Boat Races On.
CHICAGO. Sept 16- All was In
readiness here for the opening of the
speed boat races. All of the cracks
in the country are here to take part
In the events, which, begthtnng this
afternoon, will continue for a week
Mme. French.
Designer and builder of the latest
creations of gowns, suits and hats
for all occasions,
rarty Frwks e Specialty.
Order and remodeling department
under the supervision of an expert
hat maker.
200 Tllford Building,
Tenth and Morrison,
Portland, Oregon.
Jeff Stephens, do 4. 50
S. E. Willis, justice court. Mate
vs. Armstrong
X. D. Beavert, do
Wm. Riley, do, witness
Henry Kruger, do
Joe H. Parkes, justice court,
fc'tate vs. Miller
Joe H. Parkes, Justice court,
State vs. Vogle
Joe H. Parkes. justice court.
Hate vs. Anderson & Navin
Joe H. Parkes, justice court.
State vs. Doss Owen ......
John Kearney, do
Joe H. Parkes, justice court,
state vs. Peter Kelly
John Kearney, do
M. Kelly. do. witness
Jno. Kane, do
H. Morgan,-do
Ed Rahr. do
Joe H. Parkes. justice court,
State vs. Minzuble 3 45
H. B. Hull. JusHce couru
Sta'te vs. Greenburg
B. A. Shoff. do
H. H. McReynidds. justice
court. State vs Sanders
C. L. Xefcomb. do
J. L. Miller. Justice court.
State vs. Harrington
J. W. West, do
S. E. Willis, justice court.
State vs. Crawford
X. D. Beavert, do
H, B. Hull, do
J. A. Stephens, do
J. E. Hatter, do, witness
Knt Orpeonlati. all offices.
adv and supplies 4S45
The Record, treasurer, adv. . .
Echo Xews. do . . :
Weston Leader, do
Hermiston Herald, do
Freewater Times, do
Tribune Co.. do
Umatilla New Era. do
Milton Eatsle. do
Glass & Prudhomme, Co.,
treas., supplies
E. Young, school supt., post
age and express
E. Tounir. assistant hire..
Freewater Times, school supt..
supplies
Milton Eaele. do
Glass & Prudhomme. do
Alton Teaser, do. traveling
exn. Aug 30.15
Louis Srholl. Jr.. coroner, lnq.
Rustovlch
Dr. Alex Reid. do .......... . 2-65
Fred Loughnry. do auto hire.. 200
Frank Saling. all offices, post
age and express Sa.oo
Pacific Tel. Tel. Co, all of
fices, telephones 4V3U
Western I'nlon Tel. Co., sher
iff, telegrams 6-50
L, . Fraiier, all offices, sup
plies 20.30
T. D. Taylor, sheriff, trans-
ferlng prisoners so
T. D. Taylor, sheriff. Polks di
rectory 6.9V
Geo. C. Baer & Co.. recorder.
sunolies -40
Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co.. tax
rebate 4.25
W. O. Sutherland, assess, and
col taxes ZS.OO
Bob Wheeler, do 24.00
Alice O. Dausener. wtd. pen. S5.00
Pirdie E, Swarthart. do 25.00
Penrl E. Broxson. do 17 50
Mallnda Reed, do IV. 50
Ida Stewart, do 40.00
Flora May Harper, do 10.00
Kutle Wight, do 1 50
Pearl K. Freeman, do 17.50
Marv V. Ellis, do 10 00
Joste Kirk, do 25.00
Lucy Gilmore. do 10.00
Winnie Fox. do 17.50
Iihlle I'lltzard. do 25 On
Carrie Newman, do 17.50
Pend. Drug Co., poor, drugs.
St Anthony's Hospital, do, care
Mcintosh
Griggs Grocery, do, supplies
for Mrs. Underwood
Golden Rule Store, do, sup-
piles for Mrs. Uilmnre
F. F. glover, do, supplies
Mrs. Sadie Pearson, do, care
poor
St. Anthony's Hospital, do.
care Mrs. Perkins
T. V. Taylor, do, RR. fare....
Mrs. J. J. Sturgill, do, house
rent .-
T. C. Elliott Co.. do. supplies
Star Cash Grocery, do 40. SO
Bond Brothers, do 2.00
French Restaurant, do, meals
for poor
A. E. Airstrop, do, labor on
farm
a. W. Bradley, do, freight ....
Tallman & Co., do, drugs...
B. L. Burroughs, do, posts...
Otto Hohbach, do, bread ....
A. C. Koeppen & Bros., do.
drugs
Beddow & Miller, do, plumb'g
J. L. Vaughan, do, electric
supplies 43.80
Taylor Hardware Co., do.
hardware
Alexander Dept. Store, do, sup
plies
C. Rohrman, do, bread
Pendleton Meat Co, do, meat.
Mrs. Dirkheimer, do, cook on
farm
Fred Walters, do, bran and
shorts
Fred Noble, do, barley and
wheat 4 1 1. 1 a
Erownell Live Stock Co., do.
dairy cows a40.00
E. P. Dodd, do, Jersey cow.. 65.00
J. A. Horn, do, cow and sows 350.00
L. 8. Irvin. do, 2 cows 120.00
City Scavenger & Garb Co.,
hauling trash . i5
C. Rohrman, court house, sup
plies '
J. I. Holcomb, do, linoleum.
Pacific Power & Light, do, 1'ts
Hale & McAtee, do, paper and
painting 131.30
Beddow & Miller, do, plumb'g 2.15
Pendleton Ice & Cold Stor
age, do, ice
Taylor Hdw. Co.. do, hadware
Oregon Lumber Yard, do, lum
ber
G. W. Simpson, do, supplies.
W. I. Gadwa, jail, supplies...
D. D. Phelps, do, plumbing...
J. L. Vaughan, do, electric
supplies c
Alexander Dept. Store, do,
supplies
Tallman & Co.. do, drugs....
Taylor Hdw. Co., do. hdw...
T. D. Taylor, do, board of pris
oners 250.50
H. S. Garfield, insane, exam.
Mary Gameron 5.00
S. J. Campbell, fruit inspec
tor 29.25
Fred W. Foss, do 43.81
E. D. Baker, do 28.25
L. A. Rinemann, water mas
ter, July 129.65
L. A. Rinemann, do, August.. 121.55
Warren W. Roeder, do, July. 92.50
Warren W. Roeder. do. August
S. P. Hutchinson, for indigent
soldiers
Boys' and Girls Aid Society,
charity
Joe Sullivan, indigent soldier.
John S. Baker, curing Chas.
Manning
H. M. Cockburn, co. com
H. A. Waterman, do
A. C. Fung, deputy sheriff. . .
J. A. Blakley, do
J. H. Kstes. do
R. T. Brown, deputy clerk..
Muriel Saling. clerks steno...
B. S. Burroughs, recorders
deputy hire 125.00
J. E. Beam, deputy treas 100.00
D. J. McFaul, health officer. 13.90
G. W. SimDson. Janitor 75.00
J. A. Horn. supt. poor firm..
H. S. Garfield, county phys..
J. Alton Yeager, school supv.
W. G. Seaman, labor dist. 34
Chas. Gregory, la. bridges..
John Gregory, do
Mike Luis, do
GOO
LIGHT
Means
BETTER BCSlSESft
CHKKHFTJL HOMIg
BETTER HEALTH
AJTD EYESIGHT
Let as wire jour heme end fas
tall oar modern Lighting Flx
taree and Electrical InetaJl
tiocs all these reqalremesra
can be obtained. May we serve
Toe?
Electric and gas supplies, elee
trle light wiring- bell wiring, gas
piping, motors and dynamos.
4.80
77.70
40.0J
3.40
6.20
1.00
4.35
3.60
4.25
1.80
1305
15.65
3.50
J. L. Vaughan
831 Main Street
Phone 139
6.10
2.40
1.70
1.70
1.70
1 70
2.95
1.50
2 20
6.20
6.50
4.25
9.35
1.60
9.40
1.00
1.S.0
1.80
1.80
2.20
1.80
4.95
1.80
1.80
83
S.S5
60.04
5.25
20.00
3.58
92.50
80.00
10.00
40.00
75.00
50.00
100.00
125.00
100.00
100.00
125.00
70.00
100.00
35.00
60.00
57.50
12.00
7.50
6. .a
Mrs. L. Brown, do 69.60
25.30
29.00
6S.25
43.00
41.65
41.40
3 60 jo. y. Milton, do
P. T. Harbour, do
Chas. May. do
Joe Bino, do
Pat Kino, do
Cell Vanebetto. do.
21.20
57.40
166.95
24.00
22.77
113.11
Jake Mora, do 40.2a
Phil Ingo. do 41.90
Tony Itose, do 37.1a
Frank Brown, do 2J.iu
Mrs. J. B. Coffee, do 101-aO
Tumalum Lumber Co. lumber
miscellaneous
E. Darr, supplies, do
W. J Clarke, hardware, do..
Tumalum Lumber Co., lumber.
do
Tavlor Hdw Co., hdw, do...
Oregon Lumber Yard, lumber.
do
Oregon Lumber Yard. do....
Williams & Olinger, sup
plies, do 268 34
Robt. E. Frazier. do 27.50
Putnam & McKnight Co.. do. 19.50
J. L. Vaughan. do 5.6'
Standard Oil Co.. oil. do 410 97
Pendleton Iron Works, repairs,
do
Golden Rule Store, boot, do.
F. B, Henry, blacksmith's, do
C. A. Barrett & Co., supplies,
do . :
J. D. McKnight Co. black
smithlng, do
R. E. Bean Hdw. Store, hard
ware, do
Pendleton Iron Works, re
pairs, do
Frank Wormington, culvert
forms, do
C. H. Marton, salary and exp.
do :
Tumalum Lumber Co., lumber
do
J. S. Thompson, la. rd. dist. 3
C M. Brown, do
H. N. Rouse, do
Phil M urphy, do ...........
F. Compton. la. dist. 3 . . . .
Thomas Thompson, do 58.50
Joe Dykes, do 53.12
A. R. Spence. do 4.25
K. Ij. Vonderahe, do 6.75
Harry Hubrr. do 32.00
Arch Ellis,' do 21.25
Ralph Walters, do 15.6
J. L. Frazier. do 5.00
Elmer Pell, labor dist. 10 13.00
S R. Hunter, do 1J.50
G. R Herman, labor dist. 11. 6.40
Tuliti Xelson. do 18.00
Tumalum Lum. Co. lum. do. 7.9i
Wm. Mills, labor dist. 13 .... 1300
Jens Jensen, do 63
lister Doerlng. do 21.25
Fred D. Morrison, do 17 00
J. C. Prendergast, do ....... 18,00
Tumalum Lum. Co., lum. do 33.60
J. S. X or veil & Co., sup's, do 1 25
S. A. Hampton, labor dist. 14 36.10
Ely Enbusk. do 25.50
Fred Kohde. do 17.00
John Blankenship, do 17.00
O. R Earnhart. do 37.50
Menzer Elliott, do 19.15
James Harvey, do 27 65
J. W. Enbusk. do 24.50
E. V. Marshall, do 129.20
C. W. Parrott. labor dist 16. 63 00
It. F. Marshall, do 57.00
5eo. Parrott. do 4 50
W. O. Hugh, do 19.1 1
W. W. Atherton. do 23.3T
Harry Spinning, labor dist. 17 .7S
See Clarence, do 13.50
J. A. Stephens, do 25.5
H. H. Edwards, do 7 S0
Ernest Waterman, do 42.6
L. D. Day, do 4.2S
Inland Empire Lumber Co.,
lumber, do 10.31
Tumalum Lumber Co., lumber,
do 134S
A. Hubbard, labor dist. 18... 42.5
M. E. Meyers, do
James Bottger, do 25.50
A. Baker, do 2-26i
Frank Waller, do 11-26
C. B. Green, do 8-50
James Bottger, do 10.6O
D. C. Connell. do 9.0O
R. C. Flett, do 10-1
Sam Williams, do 2 25
W. J. Wattenberger. do s"3.2S
Taylor Hdw. Co., hdw. dost. 19 1S
M. E. Hutchinson, la. dist. 2. 1J.50
W. J. Clarke, hdw., do 1.55
Ora Arbogast. lum. dist. 21.. 25.35
Thomas Jaques, la. dist. 22.. 13.60
Albert Boylen. do s.7
Burr Hlnkle. do 4. 25
Arthur Wetzle. do 2.15
Lee Beck, do 8.6
Thomas Jaques. do 13.75
Pilot Rock Lumber Co., lum
ber, do 3.65
fkiah Lumber Co.. do 36.00
E. J. Wilbur, la, dist. 23 66.30
Wm. Selby. labor dist. 24 6 60
A. D. Hiteman, do 8.50
Fob Olmstead, do 50
Harry Selby, do 12.65
D Cate. do 4 50
Wilford Corley. do 4 50
Francis Piquet.- do 4.50
Chas. EIv. do 5.0O
Chas Bell, do 13.SO
Ora Arbogast. do 13.50
Patrick Monaghan. do 6.75
Frank Doyle, do 5. 62"
M. J. Canfield. do -. 4.50
T. Willabv. do 4 5
A. L. Bolln. do .1.... 13.50
Sanford Chilson. la. dist. 26. 18.00
Perry Simpson, do- 4.50
Alex Simpson, do 4.50
L. G. Huston, do 43 75
Arden Gilliland. do 19 6
Xewt Reeves, do 38.25
JinVs Howard, do 19 12
J. T. Huston, do 17.50
U G. Huston, do 4.50
L. G. Huston, do 28. SO
J. T. Huston, do T.50
Harrv Huston, do 9.00
Ike Metscar. do
Hynd Pros, damages, do....
Taylor Hdw. Co.. hdw. di.st. 27
T F. Thompson, la. dist. 29.
H. S. Thompson, do.
T T. Hager. do
M. T. Thompson, do
V. X Willinms. do
W. J. Clarke, hdw. do
Tavlor Hdw. Co.. do
R. C. EMf. labor dist 30..
279.5" ?t- E. Whitmore. di
31.
35.
.Tohn Pishop. labor di.st.
Chas. Gregory, labor dist
Ji hn Gregory, do
Mike Luis, do .'
-M Medlln. do
W. O. Seaman, do
O. S. Van Orsdail. do
E. L VanOrsdall. do
O. c. VanOrsdall. do
ft. (! Hurlburt. labor dist. 36
W. o. Rodda. do
Marvin Johnson, do
A W. Acnew. do
It. 2"
10. oo
10.95
12. BO
It. 25
4.50
7.85
4 BO
2.25
.SO
134 3S
110.50
' 62 75
59.50
40.00
25.00
22.50
2. SO
52.50
102 00
54 0
S9.50
9.37
13.75
14 87
19.25
2.50
9.09
16.90
1.40
10.00
7.80
1.35
4.50
68 40
3.05
19.10
2.25
6.75
13.50
25.50
Wm. J. Downer, do 12.75
F. B. Knapton. do 2.12
W. J. Theriault. do 13 50
s H. Wtlker. laSor dist. 40.. 33.00
Albert Boesch. do 69. OO
Floyd Walker, do 2.25
Ernest Worke. "do J 00
S. H. Walker, do 5 00
fillw Sohrrwwler. rl 8 SO
NOTICE TO COXTIIACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that the
School Board of School District No. .
114 of Umatilla County, Oregon, will
receive sealed bids for the erection of
a school house and necessary out
buildings in said school district
Plana and specifications of saiil
buildings may be seen at the office
of the County School Superintendent.
All bidders will be required to de
posit a certified check equal to S per
cent of the bid submitted, said check
to be forfeited to the district by tha
successful bidder In the event that he
does not sign a contract to erect said
buildings as per bid. otherwise the
check shall be returned to the con
tractor.
The successful bidder, before begin
ning work on said bullJlngs. shall
give a bond of one thousand (11000)
dollars guaranteeing completion of
said buildings according to the plane
and specifications within a time slip
ulated by said School Board.
A meeting of the Board will be In
the office of County School Supt. I.
E. Young on Wednesday, September
13. 1914. at 2 o'clock p. rr., for the
purpose of opening the Mda eivl
awarding the contract for trie erec
tion of said buildings, provided that
any bid Is accepted by the Board.
The boarj reserves the right to re
J pot any or all bids.
By order of the Board
W. H. WTRICK. Chairman
CHAS. TL'LLOCH, ClerH.
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