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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORrJGONlAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915. PAGE SEVEN PC HE hoc it 21 T'D ruther meet a vish'us dawg than a grouchy man. iou en muzzle the dawg. Some smokin' to bacco needs muz zlin But not VELVET. It never bites- pfr VELVET, the Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, is bitelesj because it is Kentucky Barley) it Luxe (the smoothest pipe tobacco) mellowed by more than two years' ageing. 1L DC inc. EARLY PICTURE OF PRESIDENT'S FIANCE SPORTS Today's lXjolbail. EAST. Harvard vs. Cornell, at Cambridge. Princeton vs. Dartmouth at prince ton. Yale v. W. and J., at New Haven. Carlisle vb Bucknell, at Carlisle. Brown vs Syrectiee, at Providence. Penn State vs. W. Va., at State College. Army vs. Ueanetown, at West Point. Navy js Virginia Tech, at Annap olis. Pennsylvania vs Pitt, at Philadel phia. Williams TS, Trinity, at Williams-1 town. Maine vs. Date, at Orono. Amherst vs. Wesleyan, at Amherst Colby vs. llowdoln, at Walervllle. "Fordham vs. Holy-Cross, at New York. I Johns Hopkins vs. Washington, at Baltimore. Lafayette va. A 1 beech t, at Kaston. Lehigh vs. Muhlenberg, at South Bethlehem. tfwarthmore vs. F. and M at fiwarthmore. WEST. "Thlcago vs Purdue, at Chicago I Notre Dame vs. Nebraska, at Lin coln I Illinois vs. Northwestern, at Ur-, bsna. Michigan VS, Mlcb. Aggies at Ann Arbor. Minnesota vs. Iowa, at ktiMSS polls. Wisconsin vs. Ohio State, at m ! son. Case vs. Oberlln, at Cleveland. Iowa State vs. Missouri, ut Ames. DcPauw VS, St Ia)Us, at St Louis. Kansas U vs. Kanaas Aggies, at Manhattan. Akron vs Western Reserve, "t Akron. Wabash vs. Franklin, at Crawfords ville. Hanover vs. Eurlham at Hanover Roue Poly vs. Butler, at Terre Haute. Haskell n, Creighton, at Omaha. Drake VS. Simpson at Dos Molnsa. Colorado U. vs Colorado C. at PowMsjf, Otterheln vs. Ohio r . at Wester-vllle. MRS. YOUNG To RETTRK, ctilcngo BflwMor soys she vn He tire DnvmlKT 8. AUCTION SALE Thursday, Nov. 4 I will sell at the Tom Hampton place, 9V2 miles Northwest of Pendleton, the following described property to-wit: How' This? We offer One Hundred Dol lars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. K 1. CHKNEV a CO. Toledo, O Wf. thf undersigned, burr known K. J Cbeatf f"r the last 18 yea, sad belief aim K-rfiv!ly honorable In nil buslneM transactions and flnanrlslly shle tn rarrj nt any obligation made by bis firm NATIONAL HANK OK COM YKItl.'K, Toledo, O Hails t'stsrrh Car is taken Internally acting directly tipos the Hood snd nia Ktirfsces of the sys'eni. Testimonials sent free I'rloe 75 celts per bottle gold by all lirugglits. Take Rail's Family 111 In for constipation Chicago. Oct 22. In a letter jrl dressed today to Mrs. John MacMa hon. chairman of the school manage ment committee) of the Roard o' Ed ucation. Ella Flagg Voting, fo- sis years superintendent of schools, an nounced that she would resign on December s. when the regular liBOOl elawtlons will be held. In announcing that she would not seek reappointment, the superintend ent blamed "persistent discussion of the superlntendeney of school? In the newspapers" for her determina tion to quit. She declared she would have resigned last June but for !he fact that there was a large deficit in the school education fund, a condi tion which, she said, did not exist now. Mrs. Young, who Is TO years old, has bepn active In school affairs since U62. when at the age of 16. sho began teaching grade schools. She conducted an educational tour ihrougk France, Germany, Switzer land ami Kngland In 1904, and on Jul) 30 19H9. was made superintend ent of public schools in Chicago .A. W V A MRS CfiLT IN A 1891 This (harming photograph of Mrs that time her own home was in Kdlth Rolling Gait, engaged to Pres- Wythevllle, Va., Comparison with re ident Wilson, was taken in 1S91, when cent photographs of Mrs Gait, shows she aitended a fashionable girls' that time has made no inroads upo boarding school in Richmond, Va, At her beauty. TOP PRICES PAID FOR BEST PORKERS Sheep O. D. Burdick, The Dalles, I 6 loads. Mixed stuff - J. E. Proffitt. Raker, 1 load cattle and hogs; Peterson Bros., Forest Grove, 1 load cattle calves and hugs; J. Davis. Ridgefield. j by boat. 6 calves, 107 hogs, 10 sheep Puttoti. Overton A- Falk. Ilalsey. 2 loads cattle, calves and hogs. Thursday Afternoon Sale STEERS. Av 1 YVS 18 Head Good Work Mules. 9 Sets Harness 2 8 Horse Harrows 1 3 Bottom Oliver Plow 1 14 inch Oliver Walking Plow 1 Kentucky 16 Hose Drill 3 Winona Wagons and Racks 1 Iron Truck Wagon 6 Rack 2 Weed Blades 1 Feed Rack 1 10 Horse Shandona Hitch 1 8 Horse Shandona Hitch 1 Hay Rack 1 Fanning Mill Blacksmith Outfit 2 Water Troughs 1 3 horse Stover Gas Engine 1 Peering Binder and Trucks 1 Buggie Pole and Shafts 1 Surrey 1 Single Harness 1 Hamley Saddle 1 Cutter or Sleigh 2 Cows, Jerseys 2 Heifers, Jersey and many other things to numerous to mention SALE STARTS AT 10 A. M. TCDHCk All sums under $50.00 cash in hand. All CIllflvB sums over $50.00 time will be given until Novemer 1,1916, on bankable approved notes drawing 8 interest. 2 off for cash on all sums over $50.00. FREE LUNCH WILL BE SERVED AT NOON George R. Norton, Owner COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer C. L. SMITH, Clerk section So 1 THE QUELLE RESTAURANT Meals 25c Open Day and Night Special Cvening Lunch Fin. Clean Furnished Room, ja Connection Steam Heated and up Gus LaFontaine, Prop. Burn Coke THE CHEAPEST FUEL FOR HEATING. ORDER YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY NOW AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $5.00 PER TON IN FIVE TON LOTS FOR CASH AT GAS PLANT. THIS OFFER FOR 30 DAYS. Pacific Power & Light Company (From Friday's Journal ! Market for hoars held practically unchanged today at North 1'orUand with S&les as hich as 17.10 and the Oregon bulk of the Hood Stuff mo ViBS around i 7.or.. These prices were maintained North l'ortl ind despite the fact that j Oregon the marketing of swine la increasing j Oregon her instead of showing a decrease Oregon and that eastern prices have suffered "ico n severely. General hoi market LOWER PRICES CAUSE Hghi ' ' BUYERS TO HESITATE Medium light .756.S;, Oregon Oregon lbs. Price. 71U lt.lt I 50 4.50 1 7o 4.001 945 4.00 1 972 J.&Oj V47 2.50 ! S08 2.50 1 "the later expression of the legisla ture must prevail." The court held that chapter 194 did not limit the commissioners In making the division: Into roa.l districts, and that they! could make such division as seemed suitable to them. Qood In heavy Hough to heavy .2506.50 ! s.ooe I (From Friday s Journal With lower prices quoted recently In the Chicago and other eastern Biir,len j markets, buyers for those accounts at Pacific northwest hac Indefinitely moment men Wl Mutton Market Mrona. Triors was a good run of lambs IB the market at North 1'ortlanif over night Six loads arrived from a Co- j suspended operations, lumbla river section. These consist- There seems to be little ed entirel of lambs with the excep- tlon to do business at the Hon of one lone ew e. The lambs aoM J although, during the last 10 Jays far trcn lies at 17.05. Higher prices would have more Wheal has been purchased at of 190S. been paid for tops If they were grad-j extreme prices, than the trade hciel ed "Ut but the sellers preferred to sell! has been willing to admit V l.,c:il I ' the entire bank in a bunch. exporter with a big suing of .ships to General muton and lumb prices: 'arrive here has been reported .i' BelsCI interior lambs 7. IS rBOSl persistent bidder In the coun- WoiiH"n Will Join Parade. NEW YOKK. Oct. 22 A white, yellow, blue, purple and greendad army of 25,000 banner-bearing, vote seeking New York women was ready to serpentine gorgeously down I'ifth avenue here tomorrow morning as a sort of climax-capping demonstration of their campaign to Impress empire state voters with the fact that they want a favorable decision on suffrage at the ballot-boxes ten days hence. The parade will be silent save for the loudness of the gayl colored if banners the marching wo-i I represent 1 THEOI.O RELIABLE' inn REMEDY for MEN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. CHICHESTER S PILL. VIi i " - a i:u Rit.. Vy t'v--l wass Be trtaa Htt vnf V i t sW i u i ii.i . ,:v.;:!:TjtviJiiiiJiiS Ilenr Ite of ig. LONDON. Oct. 23 Pome cylinders' of tierman poiSotl gas found in ihel of Flanders bear the dats Utl So Easily Lighted are our fixtures. A pull on the chain, a snap of the button, and the whole room is flooded In a scintillating beautiful light. If you've never seen the line we are now exhibiting, it will more than repay you to step in. The prices are exceptionally moder ate considering the iuality. J. L. V AUG HAN 'J Ordinary interior Willamette valley Select yearttngs BeteCI ewes, light I Old withers ... lambs . . 6. ,"ii (ii 7.00 lambs . ti.onfj 7.00 .25 S.25 i.lttft.lt ( attic Market i- Weak. While showing no price changes the mar! el for cattle's dujl and weak at North Portland. There was a fair run overnight in the local cards but the trade started very slow. In fact nothing was sold early In the day. The market for cows continues most depressed with dairy stuff al most being given away. General cattle market range: Select steers $6.751i 6."r I'est hay fed steers t,ttt.(0 Good to choice t.tt0t.li Ordlnarv to fair S.ttttl.TI Pest cows 4.70W4.75 Good to prime 1 4.50f4.8fl Select bulls (.H94.ll Fsncy bulls 3.75 3. Ordinary hulls 2,50iff3.oo Best calven Mt(t7.M Mveatodi shhancrs. BtW C, II. Karnicr. McCoy, 1 load: Will Plock. Monmouth, 1 load: J. n rxnernore, West Seta, l load di rect to (Thiol Meat company; J. C, Morehead. (Vntervllle. Wash. 1 load: Robert McCrow. Ooldendale. Wash.. 2 loads: Itugg Pros. Sheridan. 1 load: C. K. I.iicke. Kstacada. 1 load direct tn l'nlon Meat companv: Parclay fummlngs, Oorvallis. 1 load: T. Ilerr McMlnnvlIle. 1 load: (ieorge Zimmer man. Yamhill. J loads; C. W. Gibson. Hnlev. I load; Schw ingler Int t-ebaeon 1 load: J. II. Tarlton. Ten trnl Point. 1 load: ". P. Powninn Echo. 1 loud: Huntlev Mercantile OOmpsnVi St John. Wash.. 1 load. Cuttle F. P. Peals Idavllle 1 load Peak Bros., Tillamook. I load: J. P Freiirh. linker. 4 loads. Cattle nnd calves- Smith Rros Brosdacre, l load. ,r.-. ' I Hilton are !ull (o h;tc fi9rrtedj the market for wfceat tMDporurily. I The fad that the flour market is not ; ;is healthy as wheat has Deen, U one 1 cattM "I" the reaction Patent flour criifs are showing no chanve, lomel f the blgfm millen refualni ttt make th- liist advance "f whifhl was quoted by moat (rtiidan oi the northwest. Coafae trains are showing weak-j h m ilmilar to wheat. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY MULTNOMAH CO. NOT TO HAVE ROAD DISTRICT SAI.ICM, Ore., Oct. II. Writ mandamus to compel the ItSltnomsh i ountv ' .immissloners to place the City of Portland in separate road district was denied today by tin su preme court on the ground that an act passed by the last legislature after chapter 127 of the t!15 session had become a law, took precedence. The opinion was written by Justice Bean William F. Brady Instituted th.-j proceedings against the county com missioners, basing bis contention that the commissioners should constitute; Portland separate road district un der chapter 127 of the ItlS session ' laws, which provides lor dividing counties into road districts in October and that Incorporated cities shall be road districts by themselves The records show that this taw was filed with the secretary of state at l:tt i in of Kebrusry Jt, while chapter 194. which substitutes September lor Octohsf as the time for making the road district division and contains no provision for making incorporated cities separate road districts, was filed on the same day at 9 It i tn. Justice Pean in his opinion declares that where two acts are In conflict ri m i: vi DIRECTORS. JOHN S. RAKER. FI'NERAI, Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, two funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Phone 75. J T BROWN'S Fl'RMTl'RE STORE Funeral director and licensed em balmer. Most modern funeral par lor morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 IX8IRAXCE NI LAND Bl'SINESS IIARTM AN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all lands in I'matilla county. Pays and sells all kinds of real estate. Poes I general brokerage business. Pays tnxes and makes investments for non residents. Writes fire, life and acci dent insurance. References, any bank In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Pres C H MARSH. Sec. and get our prices. 219 E. Court , street Phone 271W. man that gets you the mi orders at East Oregoni.ir ATTORNEYS. RALKY & RALE Y. ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American National Rank Ruilding. FEE law FEE. ATTORNEYS AT Office in Despaln building CARTER SMYTHE. ATTORNEYS at law Office In rear of Ameri can National Bank building. JAMES B PERRT. ATTORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardware company. PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOU neya at law: rooms 3 and 4. Smith Crawford building MISCFJ I Wl oi - TRESSPASS NOTICES, STAIXIOM season cards end isle bills of ev ery description prlnte 1 il reasonoMl prices at the East Oregon i- We hoes fine lot of stock cuts thti our patrons are allowed the fr je of HENT1.EY & I.EFFINC.WELI.. REAL estate, fire, life and accident in surance agents. Ill Main street Phone 404. DOUGLAS RAILEY, ATTORNEY j at law. Will practice in all state and federal courts Rooms 7, 8 and j 9. Despaln building. AUCTION SALES THE BAST OKI gonlsn makes a specialty of aU' -tlon sale bills, cards and advert 'sins We can furnish auctioneer clerli sno advertising complete that nil: ssaurt jron of baring a succsseful sale LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERT PI eerlptlon for county court, clr uii Court. Justlcs court, real estate, ste . for asls at East Oregonlan office GEORGE W. COUTT8, ATTORNEY at 'law. Estatea settled, wills deeds, mortgages and OMU drawn. Collections made Room 17. Schmidt block VETERIJi IU M lUJKOXB. C. W LASSEN, M P. V . COt NTY veterinarian Residence telephone 17: office telephone, 20. -1 POND H Uii "I Ml US ; FREPERICK ney at law. ford building. s A. LOWE1.I counsellor at 1 spaln building. STBIWKR ATTOR office in gmlth-Craw- , ATTORNEY law. Office In REAVER ENGRAVING Cunr ANY - roT:.0 I ' iicrinvn us V. STROH1.E DIALER IN NEW and second-hand goods CHsh paid for all second-hand goods , COL W. F. YOHNKA, AUCTION bought. Cheapest place In Pendle- I ttT, makes s apeclaltv of farmer, ton to buy household goods. Come Stack and machinery sales. "Ttie
