East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 26, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIX DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2G. 1915. TO THE LADIES OF PENDLETON WISH to announce that I have purchased the bankrupt stock of THE STYLE SHOP located at 724 Main street at 30c on the dollar and have taken a five year lease on the store room. igora It is my intention to conduct, here, an up-to-date millinery afford ing all the styles for all the people, attractive service and moderate prices. I am here to stay, and the millinery establishment I am opening is going to be one of Pendleton's permanent institutions. My ambition is to make Pendleton a bigger and better city. Every dollar spent in my store will in turn be spent in Pendleton. Not only am I a booster for my home town but I will practice that which I ad vocate. , The patronage of my friends and the public in general is cordially solicited. If you wish to save money, the bankrupt stock I purchased affords you a golden opportunity.. If you want the latest styles in the best millinery, my many years of experience enables me to serve, satis fy and protect you. i Your satisfaction is my pleasure and you can purchase here with confidence. j DRUSSIA MILLINERY STORE Mrs. D. Brusha, Prop (Formerly Style Shop) Phone 372 724 Main St. DAMAGE REPORTS FORCE WHEAT UP (Tuesday's Market) CHICAGO, 111. Wheat closed 1 1-2 2c higher. Crop damage reports caused a high er opening In all grain values in the pit today. Wheat prices started l-4l-!c higher. May opened at J1.54 1-2. The trading in the May option was light July was in fair demand. It opened at 11.27 1-4 and advanced l-4c early in the trading. September was strong. There was considerable Inquiry for old wheat. Climatic conditions over the greater part of the country favor the rapid progress of winter wheat I toward harvest. In many places it I BIG DANCE AT WESTON M THURSDAY 97 j Night. MAY j jj Five Piece Orchestra. Dance All Night jj All Assured a Good time mmmammmmmmmmmBL NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA PISHES GOEY'S KWNG HONG LOW W 116 Weit Alta St.. Upitain.' Phone 433 Low Excursion Fares Tickets on tale daily by NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. TO THE EXPOSITIONS SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN DIEGO In connection with THE PALATIAL STEAMSHIP "NORTHERN PACIFIC" Ask About EASTBOUND SUMMER EXCURSION FARES In effect May 15 and daily thereafter, to all Eastern Points. Stopovers permitted and return limit Oct 31 Through Trains Daily to Minneapolis, St Paul, Chicago, St Louis. w v L. M. JUNE 15 TO SEPT. 15 THE 1915 PARK SEASON Visit a YELLOWSTONE PARK Reached via original entrance at Gardiner Gateway. Low fares daily during season. CONRY, T. P. A., Spokane, Wn. WALTER ADAMS, Agent, Pendleton, Oregon. A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A, Portland, Oregon. was reported that wheat is already be ing threshed. . Th's week will see the end of May trading. The question la how la the difference between the cash article and the July to be adjusted. It is the opinion of the cash handlers that cash wheat will command a good premium over July until'the new crop begins to move. Corn prices started 1-8 to l-2c higher. Some scattered short cover-1 'ngs caused a further advance. Oats opened practically unchanged. Pro visions were dull. WHEAT. May Open. 154 1-2; high. 158 3-4: low. 154 1-2: close. 155 3-4. July Open, 127 1-4: high. 129 1 low. 128 7-8: close. 128 8-4B. bept Open. 120 3-4: high. 122 1-4: low, 120 1-2; close, 122. ATTElPT JADE TO FOHCE SALE 111 LIVESTOCK (Courtesy Tuesday's Journal.) PORTLAND, Ore, Cattle from the Big Hole section of Montana are pressing on "the local market To uays arrivals from Red Rock were of rather select quality and some what more favorable In showing 'han those of yesterday which brought 87.50. Yesterday's depression In the cattle market resulted In liberal shipments going to the northern markets. The trade is so well filled with sup plies at this time that it is mighty glad to have someone else to tako the offerings. . General cattle market range: Select steer 87.55 7.80 Best hay fed steers 7 50 Good to choice 7.25 Ordinary to fair 6.00 6.75 best cows 6.60 Good to prime 6.25 6.40 Select calves 7.50 7.23 Fancy bulls 5 25 5.50 Ordinary bulls 4 00 5.00 Making Present of Hogs. Killers were trying to get shippers to make them a present of their swine offerings this morning, for nothing better than $7.75 was offer ed today. There was only a small run of hogs in the yards overnight, one load being reported In from central Oregon, valley stuff has been offering so freely of late that killers have been overstocked. Seemingly this has been their own fault for they have been persistent bidders for these supplies in fear that they would otherwise go to the dressed meat trade ot Front street. General hog market range: Best light 7.75 Medium light ..i........ 770 Good to heavy 7.60?? 7 65 Rough and heavy 6.50 6.75 : Sheep come on Contract. Mutton arrivals at North Portland over night came direct to local killers. Five loads were brought In by tie egular buyer for the Union company. General conditions In the mutton trade are steady with no apparent change In values. General mutton market range: Spring lambs J8.00S.10 Grain fed shorn yearlings. 7.00 7 25 Best shorn yearlings .... 6.00S6.23 Best shorn wethers 6.00186.25 Best shorn ewes 5.00 1? 6.25 Wool stock is generally quoted at $1.00 higher than shorn. Livestock Shippers, SPORTS EIGHT FACF3 PACIFIC COAST I.EAGl E. Vi'flonlny's Kceulta. At Portland No San Francisco Portland game, rain. At San Francisco Oakland 5, Ven Ice 4 (17 innings). At Los Angeles Salt Lake, 6, Los Angeles 2. NORTHWESTERN' LEAGCF. At Victoria Victoria 8 14 Tacoma 4 11 At Seattle Spokane-. ..6 8 Seattle 2 6 At Vancouver Vancouver 8 1? Aberdeen 0 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 8 6 Chicago 0 2 At Boston Boston 8 t -1 Cincinnati 1 7 At Brooklyn Brooklyn 6 11 0 Pittsburg 1 10 At New Tork St. Louis 11 14 New York S 3 FEDERAL LEAGUE. At Kansas City Kansas City " 1 Newark BIO At Pittsburg (first game) Brooklyn H ' Pittsburg 2 6 8 Second game Pittsburg MI Brooklyn 4 ' AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Detroit Washington 8 11 1 Detroit 4 IS 1 At Cleveland Philadelphia 6 14 1 Cleveland 5 11 1 Hogs E. B. Williams, Redmand, 1 load. Cattle C. F. Walker, Red Rock, Mont., seven loads; R. H. Smith. Ida ho Falls, Idaho, three loads; A, Chrombreen, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Sheep A. R. Bohoskey, Allensburg. Wash., five loads; George Dixon, Ter rehonne, one load. Standing of Co? Contest an ta, Miss Alma Scheer 31,220 Mrs. Ernest Knight 30,005 Miss Daphna Graybeal 26.890 Mrs. Charles Morrison 24,830 Mrs. H. T. Lester 11,455 "eat I Mrs. J. H. Body 11,345 Miss Frieda Eggerth 10,725 Mrs. Etta Frultt .0 Mrs. Glen Finch 6,410 Miss Claire McDonald 4,575 Miss Geraldine Froome 3,930 1 MLss Mildred Allen 3.440 Miss Mabel Brotherton 3,025 Miss Nellie Sloan 2,525 Miss Verne Parker 2,435 Miss Evelyn Klnman ,. 2,085 Miss Florence Morton 1,960 Miss Claudlne McMonles 995 Miss Opal CaiUson 930 AT JOUft SERVICE tMtl!M.' IK-MOW HOW LITTLE SATISFACTION THERE IS IN THE OLD KIND, r SAAD YOU SPARC MK soMt,rrcifTAiNiy THE ONLV REAL TOBACCO I CHKW. - I JUDAS IM SO I ' PAN I THE atHEHAL rOKSQT IT AHOTHC VOOO UUPt ACCOHWOQATtB HIM ) TAKE a small chew of "Right-Cut" and see for yourself that a nibble of real tobacco is better than a mouthful of the old kind. Richer, more satisfying and lasts you longer because "Right-Cut" is the Real Tobacco Chew. Mellow, sappy, rich tobacco sea soned and sweetened just enough. A ready chew, too you don't have to grind it. The taste comes steady. Take very small shew lets than one-quarter the old size. It will be mors satisfying than a mouthful of ordinary tobaeoo. Just nibble oo it until you lad the stmltb chew thst suits too. Tsak it ewiv. Then let it rest. Se bow easily and evenly the reel tobacco tsste comet, how it satisfies without griadiaj, bow much lets yon have to spit, how lew chews yon take to be tobscoo satitfied. That's why It is Tit Rttl Taeatt Cine. That's why it eottt lets in the end. It It t ready ttww, nt aa tod abort akred M ihtt to. woat kve a triad i M iik row Mk, CHadi! o rdianr ttsdwd Mb Tb ttft. ol purj, rich tobo doM not J to b. emnd up wilt) aaltMM tad Uteri. Notw. bow in. mtk brmf on at iwb ubmt i "Kubt-Ct" One small chew takes the place of two big chews of the old kind. WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY SO Union Square, New York (BUY FROM DEALER OR SEND 1Q? STAMPS TO US It Is all right for a barber to scrape an acquaintance, but he should draw the line at cutting him. i t A J j A LilhtweiJhL. 14M Pointed 2far25CMtt Cbmmn. 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Take cue small Dr. King's New Li's Pill at night, in the morning you will have a full, free bowel movement and feei much beter. Helps your sp petite rnd digestion. Try one to night. Adv. WAIT! H Pi Li cW.ffr ! WAIT! Terror 10 (Tuesday's Market) PORTLAND, Ore. With numerous Parcel sales of grain which are going forward to Europe via San Francisco steamers and the steady, but small, buying by millers, general expecta tions of the trade here are that the entire 1914 cereal crop will soon be cleaned up and especially the wheat. . Little activity of moment Is shown in the grain trade at this time, small steady volume being the feature. Heavier buying of barley is report ed. Seemingly feeders are using this cereal instead of oats as heretofore. Grain bag market is nominally firm. Sellers are asking around 7 l-2c for supplies but are not willing to guarantee delivery on any certain date. While It Is believed that the bulk of the supplies will be available In time for the harvest, some may be compelled to wait Mllistuffs continue strong with pri ces well maintained by millers. Flour Selling price: Patent, 18.40; Willamette valley, 16.40; local straight 15.70; bakers, 18.60 6.80; export, 14.60. Hay Buying price, Willamette val ley timothy, fancy 113; eastern Ore gon-Idaho fancy timothy, 116; alfalfa 113 13.60; vetch and oats, 111; clover 89 per ton. Grain Sacks 1916, nominal: No. 1 Calcuttas, 7 1-4 7 l-2c. Mllistuffs Selling price: Bran, S2727.50; shorts, t292t.60. Rolled Barley Selling price: $29 30.00. Corn White. 334 3 $5; cracked, 35 36.60 per ton. Wheat bids for spot delivery were 1 to 4c a bushel higher on the Port land Merchants Exchange today, but Ideas of buyers and sellers were not close enough together to admit of an) business. Spot oats bids were weaker on the exchange with a Ions of 60c a ton. The only sale Included 100 tons June at 128.25. 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