East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 21, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. 3.5)15. PAGE SEVEN SETON OUSTED BECAUSE OF ENGLISH BIRTH li, s Facts Wanted Regarding Crop Yields; Farm Reports Desired So much doubt exists this year regarding the wieat yield that the East Oregonian will endeavor to secure much exact data from first hand sources. With this .aim in view farmers are asked to fill out the blank below as soon as their harvesting has proceeded sufficiently to give them an accurate line on what the yield will be. By special arrangement the information gatherad in this manner will be tabulated and given to the government crop reporting officials, thus helping them adjust their estimates as to the actual yield. It is desirable to get the exact truth as to the situation and the co-operation of farmers will be appreciated. Please fill out the following blank and mail the same to the East Oregonian. If you prefer to 'phone, do so. The East Oregonian's number is ONE. Name Address .'. No. of acres in wheat barley Yield of wheat per acre Average wheat yield per acre during past few yrs, Barley yield per acre Average barley yield per acre during past few yrs What variety of wheat gives heaviest yield What variety of wheat suffered most from burning. What variety of wheat suffered least from burning Con Dung Low I CHOP SUEY NOODLES HOT TAMALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean ul np-to-dato; FIRST CLASS 8ERVIC1 TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood 81 Fkena lT Pendleton, Or 0 C0PA,84 if . mm I JLiti at.- 1(4 men or MATUti: At KTUKXTS AT UNIVERSITY 'OR OltKCO.V, Eu gene, July 21. In spite of the Pana ma full', which wan expected to Iijih away many prospective students ami leave the I'liivf ralty of Oregon sum mer session with a decrease In at tendance, the students have been con.. Ing In at a rate which ban broken all record both for size and for rapid ity of Increase. "This is a mature student bod.',' says Dr. Joseph Schafer, director of the summer session. "I estimate that the men students average more than thirty ears of aire. There Is an ex traordinary number of county and city superintendents and high school principal among them." Among the special features of tho summer school will be the sixth Mi nimi Oregon Kducatlonal t'onfereme, and the Third Annual Oregon Inter denominational Conference of Minis ters. The enrollment of the summer school on the fourth day was 165 Last year's high water mark reached Inter In the session, was 144 studen' NEW YoltK. July 21. Was Krn (st Thompson Seton, former Chief Scout of the Hoy Scouts of America. ousted because, he is a Hritlsh sub Iject? That Is the question that is I receiving various answers in the scouts headquarters. .Mr. Seton is abroad, and will become u natural- New t'ltlnt Sprinting I'p. Dl'Ll'TH. Minn.. July 21. With the 120,000.000 steel plant of the Min nesota Steel Co. west of this city rearing completion, several cities and! towns are springing up along the St. Louis river west of the city. Esti mates today were that the huge steel plant, one of the foremost In the world, and the largest building In the state of Minnesota, would be com pleted next spring. The building Is 1.400 feet long and 112 feet wide, but five other units of the plant adjoin the mntn building, and make a eon tlnuous building. 1.940 feet long. The plant and the cities that ar springing up along 11 are on the pros perous Mesaba iron range. MUTTON TRADE GOOD IN THE PORTLAND MART H00DI.ES, CHOP SUEY, CBWA DISHES GOFY'S KWONG HONG LOW w 1 14 Wot Alt, SI., Ifouln. Km J IJV TE1E1U tickets to the East, the West,' the South, from W. Adams, Agent, Pendleton. Via NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. The "Great Big Baked Potato" Line. ,TWO THROUGH OBSERVATION CAR TRAINS DAILY TO CHICAGO w via Minneapolis and St. Paul. Nfcj,," V ' 0N DAILY TO ST. LOUIS Via St. Joseph and Kansas City. Daily Excursion Fares To all points in the East, with long return limit To jat. sop (Oregon) Beach. To Washington Beaches Cali fornia Expositions, by rail, or via Portltw, ' and S. S. "Northern Pacific" and S. S. "Great Northern," the two magnificent new steamships of G. N, ?. s. S. Co. ,W ' Visit YELLOWSTONE PARK II III I ,W 11 ". Season to Sept. SO. L. M. CONRY, T. P. A., Spokane, Wn. A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. (From Tuesday's Journal.) PORTLAND, Ore., July 21. only one load of livestock came forward to North Portland overnight and that was a loud of fair to poor mutton General trend of the mutton trade is steady. The sales yesterday in the lamb division would indicate that the price is a quarter higher, but that is not actually the case. While it Is true that a few head sold at the extreme figure, general offerings would not bring above former prices. Market for sheep and lambs was steady to weak at eastern stockyards points Uxlay. General fhorn mutton markets: Choice spring lambs .. 16.50ft 6. Z Common spring lambs... 5. 7 5 'r 6. 2 ft Choice yeerllng wethers.. 6.25 rjund yearlings S.OflWS.loi Old wethrrs 4.75iS.0 Ch.lUi IlKht '? 4 35fl 4.M flood ewes 4 Common heavy ewes .... 100 Cattle .Market Steadier. While there were no arrivals with which to test actual conditions in the cattle market today, recent sales In dicated a slight betterment in the trend of the trade. While sales of cows are reported a high as I ft. fi 0. this Is misleading and the tockards should be more careful in noting such sales. The very best dehorned cows are not quoted above f5,50 With horned stock no better than If.. 23, St'or firm at fT for best qual ity available. eastern jmnrkets ,H g quoted slendy or rhHiij to;lv General cnltle illdl- Select steers I'est hay fd Good bi cb' Ordinary Hest r .d to prime K.OOfi I. Is elect bulls 4.5W5.fiO Fancy bulls 1.25 Ordinary bulls S.75 (? 4 M Hog Market Is Ktondy. Market for hogs is steady. Sales of tops recently at " 405T7.60 indicated that killers were willing to pay the extreme price for toppers of which there has been only of late. No hogs were reported in the yards overnight and the trend of the trade was quiet. Kastern markets are quoting ex treme figures for swine with intense! buying for export. The only shipper of livestock to i the yards today was Platto Farm company, which had a load of sheep in from Shuttler s. General hog market ranee test light 17.40 IS 7.50, Medium light 7.25 fi 7.35 .ood to heavy 7.00 Sf ". 1 5 ! Rough to heavy 6.006.50' Wedding; Day Near; Kills Self. US AXt.ELES. July 21. Almost on the eve of his wedding. Charles I). Cook of Tellurlde, Colo., an Elk, who came here to attend the grand reun ion of the order, ended his life by swallowing choroform. In a letter addressed to his daughter, who is be lieved to live in Telluride, Cook stated that continued headaches and loss of memory made life unendurable. Our Great "Family Bargain" THE S. W. EAST OREGONIAN $1.50 (Published every Tuesday and Friday, for one year) McCALL'S MAGAZINE 50 (Monthly for one year) ANY ONE McCALL PATTERN 15 jWAlBITOZINEi V I ; X' ' " .;. jjH . - ..: i 1 . II I t ,Jf "mttf"-: ' '- i II III I MIMWIMM :::::::: .: I - . k i It wyJil -r . I ized An)erican when he returns, it i j said. Meantime the office of Chief I i Scout is vacant. Mr. Seton was not re-elected at the annual meeting re- j cenlly. Lust fall Mrs. Seton, a Call-1 fornian. became interested in suffrage! work and it was then that it was dis- ' covered 'ha; her husbHiid was a Prit-! Ish subject. j a limited supply I ALL FOR ONLY $1.65 .riyKraaia . jx- -.xi at,-; Regular Price, $2.15 Subitripinns may It ttilur ntiv r rintwal, M'nrr tr tall at tffice tf this paper. 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Name- Address Please state if new or renewal. ' ' . i I'czoniO Pimples, Skin Blemlslics, Cure!. No odds how serious, how long landing your case, there's help fur you In every particle of Dr. Hobson ciema Ointment. It wipes out tfif oi jour ailment, and leaves your skin iSfan and soft as a child's. Hun dreds of iisers have sent voluntary letters of thank. Just try one buy. It will mean freedom from suffering' anq tmparrassmerrVr-Aav. too, have been seeking her help. The change in the style of women's shoes, with its abrupt alcratlon from high heels to no heels has been the ruin uf hundreds of feet. Women are the principal sufferers, according to Dr. Stuart, though po licemen, clerks and others much on their feet are apt to be victims. Mil-1 linns of women go through life weak j and sickly, as semi-invalids, but not knowing what is the matter, when tfj their feet were sound, they would I take plenty of exercise, keep well, do jjjl It fl"! (lays work and enjoy being auve. t - 7 MONEY Plenty to Loan Come in and See Us E.1ATL0CX-UATZ INVESTMENT CO. $ $ lit East Court St a - ST. Lane, Minn., which killed in Storm. PAU,. Minn., July il. Frank found dead near Worthinstoii. was killed during the storm swept southwestern Minnesota is i..- - " 1 I ma ass FIXEKAI, PIHETOH. j ATTORNEYS. I AICTIONKKKS. wp! '.... '. teers nice . . . to fair . . cows al et. TftnKe: . $6.90i '.00 . 6.25 e.no . 6 . 2 F. fer 6 . 4 0 . 6.00W6.3r. 5.50 Peafnws Cannot Be Ctiind by local applications, as mer Mnnt rMctt th amesiRed portion or me 4r. Tilers te only one way to car deaf , asirl that w by constitutional remedsi. iVrarnnss Is rsuaed by an Inflamed csnAtTfea of tbe no .nna llnlns of the Kimtstehteti Ttib. v'bL tbta tub Is inrlauNl m hant a mmbllnt sound or Imperfect Soarbit, sud when It It sntlrely elooed Ilesrnens 1 the reonlt, ano inlesii the Inflancsisrlim can be taken out nd this tube iwrnrea' to Its normal con dition, hearing- will tie deotrwyed forevsr; nine esses out tf ten are canned by Catar rh. sthlrh Is vnthlna bnt an Inflamed eon lltlon of tbe muromi anrfs.N. Vte will nfh-e W Hnddred Dollars fot ny esse oT feafnesis Icaused tiy catarrh) that canswit b nired by Hall's Oatarrb Our Std for Hmilars. free. r. J t'riRNRT CO., Totedo, Oblo. Sold Iw Pniprtnta, Tfte. Iaa Ualli f amily nils for eointlpatJoa. and South Dakota. Indicali that this was lhrj fnU oa- moK teriyuj He J;1,t Thl Ills si1"- ...natre is reported i ..on between Worthington and ioux rails, t'mps were damasi'J and farm homes were wrecked. ti m v I . . UAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer Op I posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, twd ! funeral cars. Calls responded to day I or nlRht. Phone 75. 1MVKIIMTV STUsKXTS VICTIMS OF FI AT-l-OOT VNiVKUSlTY OF ORKil'iN". Ku- Bene. July 21, A complaint that is nearly ns bad as the 'Southern hook worm for gapping the bodily em-ray; of anyone who has to move about is abroad in Oregon and the other parts! of the Vnited Stated, ahd vast num-' bcrs of men and wsien are its vie-1 tlitis. Hccordlna: to lr. Bertha Stuart of the Department of Physical Train-1 Inir at the Stale I'nlverslty. To see: tthnliiAr V,oi huv it fnal ,t Ilia Knt.i torn of your toot. If there is a litll Insurance, der the ball of the foot, beware. If ia addition you do not walk with a vig orous, swinKlnu step. If your feet rSts), especially near the heel, and if ou dread a long tramp, better find out whether yours la a case et ''broken arch" or "flat-foot.'' Broken archea are easily memied, according to Dr. Stuart, phsicinns are only beginning; t falite the tin portance of curing thru emniilnin. find savins to the state tflul the individu al the vast resource In human vH ergy thut are now going to waste. Never a day piuwea at the fnivets;!) that Dr. Stuart doe not bind the fet of -some woman student Late Ynen, J. T rtltOWN'S Fl RNlTt'ER STORE Funeral director and licensed em I aimer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls re sponded to day or niKhV CirrTer Main and Water streets Telephone 3 ixsvmxcK An uxi IllsiXrS HA HTM AN ABSTRACT CO. fcAKES reliable .ibstm.-ta of titlyj to all lands In t'mstllirt county. puaB an(i sells n kinds of reaV 'tate. Does a gewrsl brokeratre Vlslne). Pa tsve nd makes 'jVmnts for non residents. Wrljeys "Vie. life and accl AV-ferencea, any bank s'MES JOHNS, Pres. 0. H, MARSH, Sec. RALET & RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT.COU W. r. tOHNKA, Al'iTTlONKER law. Office In American National! makes a specialty of farmers' stock Bunk Building. I ana machinery sale. "The man tnat at East Oregon'an office. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Despain building. CARTER & SMYTH E. ATTORNEYS at law. Office in rear of American National Bank building. M M.E HELP W ANTED. YV XTEI tJOOD er to represent t gon. C I ivk rvss. s In E.i.:tirn Ore- ,iTimi4ir,n nroi.oitii-n ( a.!Ti JAMES B. FERRY, ATWltNtY j weeklv. Pacific Nurerv Co , 122 1 I law. Office over Taylor Hardware Grand Af ror!;.ir,,i ore. company. 1 . . j VAM''KI- PARTY Wll.t. r.W PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOR neys at law; rooms S and 4. Snvlh Crawford tullding. Cr give tra!e ft r t'rrii farm. $:- to 110 ; er mi Box 12, Athena, Or. C'.'iAh :il!a ronnt r. Addr"f. RK'nTI.VV & LEFFINtsWRLUBtAt stTtre. i re. life nn accident nsur- ? ftynts, 815 Wain "street. 'Phtfne 4H. DOCOLAS Y. BAILEY. ATTORNEY! nt law. Will prctbr In all state! nnd federal courts Rooms 7, g and . JDesp&fn boMing. COl'TTS. ATTO RN E Y i GEORCK ht UV Estates settled, wllln, deeds,;, mortgages and contracts drawn. Col- lections made Room 17. Sehnf d tWlt. DKS. WmYAKKR & WOOD. DEN tlsft. "Office hours a. m to I P. m. Mllarkey building. Pendleton. Oreejon. SEtxyxn n.iS 'iVeaiJ'-.rs. FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTOR-j ney nt law. Office In Srt'lth-Craw-1 ford building. ! V STlinmLf. DEALER IN NEW and msuorrft-Tiana georts. Cash rald for all ijuvtia-hand goods bought. Cheapo 1 i!ic In Pendnleton to buy r.ouseh. 8 tJOOds. Come and get our prices, jltj 'B. Court street Phone !'1W. S. A. LOWELL. ATTCENEY AND counsellor at law Office In Despain) building. VETERINARY Sl'IM.EONS. ! C. W. LASSEN, M. D. V. COUNTY -veterinarian. Residence telephone. . 17; office telefhone. JO. 1 BEAVER ENGRAVING ..M -I '( wrrs y srm ,'irin I t I 1 1 j 1