East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 28, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

East Oregonian : E.O., October 28, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1915)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, Tin RSDAV, OCTOBER 28, 1915. PAGE SEVEN AUCTION SALE Thursday, Nov. 4 I will sell at the Tom Hampton place, 9V2 miles Northwest of Pendleton, the following described property to-wit: 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 SALE STARTS AT 10 A. M. TCDIICa AH sums under $50.00 cash in hand. All I Clllflva sums over $50.00 rime will be given until Novemer 1 , 1 9 1 6, 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 E. L. SMITH, Clerk FALT'S Famous Fresh every day Served at our tables and sold to the trade. OYSTERS W holesale or retail. SEA CRABS THE QUELLE RESTAURANT Exclusive distributing depot in Pendleton for FALT'S sea foods. Burn THE CHEAPEST FOR HEATING. ORDER YOUR W1NTKR1S SUPPLY NOW AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF y $5,00 j PER IN FIVE TON LOTS FOR THIS OFFER FOR 30 DAYS. Pacific Power & 1 Fanning Mill Blacksmith Outfit 2 Water Troughs 1 3 horse Stover Gas Engine 1 Deering 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 So Easily Lighted are our futures. 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 quality. J. L. VAUGHAN CRAWFISH B Coke I" r TON CASH AT GAS PLANT. Light Company - Refugee ordered to ;o. HEItLIN. Oct. 28 "It is reported from I'etrograd that the Husslan au- thorities have ordered all regngees in Moscow and Kiev to depart," sasthe Overseas News AM ney. I The MOSCOW atitnorlties. who had taken relief measures opposed thli action, urging that the 100,000 refu gees not he exposed to new miser Nevertheless, the older was issued. Ncxadu Make Trial Trip, MEW YoliK. int. 2S The low dreadnaiight Nevada, recently built at Qulncy, .Mass.. arrive,! here, hav ing successfully completeu her build er's trial In the trip from Boston. She will be tuned up at the New York nav) yard lor her official trials at sea on which she will have to de velop 0 .'. knots to meet the require ments. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dol j lars Reward for any case of j Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. 1. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We. tlia undersigned, bare known F. I. Cheney for the last 15 years, and bellere I Mia PtglWtiy tionoranle In stl tiutunesa tflmnh f ion "aiaT r;;1"'1""' "h" ,o ""rrJ lout h n v fkhltMt'.-. aaatr .. . - i 1 1 1 If ii "f pif Tirm. MI'i..r, 1JANK OF cuMMlilU'B. T.I.I., n Rall'l i Oitifrl fare Is likea Intemally Siting direct!? unnn (lie Mood ith.t mil by all liruggliti. ic Take 11.11s Family Plllg (vr consilp.tl.m. DECIDE YOURSELF. The Opportunity Is Here. Hacked Hy Pendleton Testimony. Don't take our word for It. Don't depend on a stranger's state ment. Rend Pendleton endorsement, ltend the statements of Pendleton cltlsen. And decide for yourself. Here Is one case of It. J. D. Morrow, rancher and '.lUtcher SI 7 Marie St.. Pendleton, .., had pain In the small of r ijy b4ck for uvui llili-e luoioo-. .f I did any work that obliged ma ' to stoop, sharp twinges darted Hire Just over my rlgh' ugh my back, kidney The kid- ney action was very irregular and (he kidney se' retlons pained when passing j box if Doan's Kidney Pills rrmo' ed all these troubles." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don t slniplx- llfk for ' Kidney MC Morrow a. kUaa remedv ret Pills Hie same that had. Eoster-Mllburn Dh Buffalo, N. Y. CHIEF ACTOR AT Anton I. an. chosen from thous ands to take the part of Christ In the Oberainmergau Paaslon Play because or his great likeness to the Saviour. ha been killed in the Champagne while fighting with the German army1 according to letters received at Man.- HOG RECEIPTS NOW LIBERAL (From Wednesday s Journal. I There was no change in the general livestock situation at North Portland 'Vernigh;. Receipts of hogs contin ed liberal and sales were again made at $7 for tops, the same price as yes terday for similar quality. Killers took hold of the swine of ferings somewhat more freely today and early sales were made at the top quality considered. Eastern markets had a tinge of weakness in the swine trade for the day. General hog market: Best light I 7.00 Medium light S.7fi6f.al 1 ' 1 to heav 6.25 I Rough to hea S.OQ&S.ii ( attic Market Quiet, Continued quite is shown in thi market for cattle at North Portland. There was only a limited run in the yards overnight w ith no toppj stuff available. For quality offerings the market continues in fairly g but depression is generally for offgrade stuff. General cattle market: Select steers $ Ptst hay fed steers Good to choice Onlinary to fair Pest cows shape rule th B 4. Good to prime i.tfl I.'t" Select bulls 4.006 I.JS Fancy bulls 3.7a Q t.it i irdinarj bulla 0 " ' Beat calves 7.au'i o rYetih Mutton Arrival. There were no fresh arrivals of mutton in the yards at North Portland overnight. Some left over ewes were sold with stale holdings bringing M. Tops in the lamb division continue extreme! scarce with killers still in clined to offer full values. Genera mutton and lamb prices: j Select Interior lambs 17. 2.' Di 7.3." , Ordinarx interior lambs.. H.a00i7.0 Willamette valles lambs it. no ir , .1111 ; Select ; curlings Select ewes, light Mld wethers ilrrNtmk sbippci Hoc, p P. Heeksf, mtvetWIl, I I. ..,.).. .11 ..... .1 ,.. l'..l..n M.,,1 n I v.vu uiiivi iv v icvu win. i?mpw h . 1 1 .,,,,,,., , . p. bert M. ''row. Qoldendate, Wash.. loads. Cattle Capper itros.. Heppner, load; O, I'. Kraps. White BalmtM Wash.. I I head by boat. Mixed Stuff .1. C Moi-ehcild- 'l'j dendale, Wash , 1 loud runic ,, she and son iwa cer. HAKK.lt. ore.. Oct Jg. Fathit gild son each ItAmred a deer w ith one slim apiece in 9.c nuntlng trip ol Qeorge nke aVj ki, mm, j s. ivke The two weiii ,,, ,,, vv, !- . r. - . ill in.- " , y,.,. illstrlct Alier a few hour',, hunting, the son sighted I tH-l ,lin, iu.k and one shot land e.l th , ..-..I .,..i, I J v. j fc, .(,. .lve.t a ! BOOn Hill I. im i i "e I i. ....... I.. i hue and with a ilngtt i.i hMawd the nriie Both dcei broiiaht to the rtts The hum l.ii.i ,.i last more than U hours. rep.ni ...ni .-. .1.... .1...... O, tlt.o ,11st ii. is gree tVl I scarce anil inner nuiiieis there are few In this vicinitv Thousands! Cheer Rabtd BERLIN, Oct It. All the church es of Berlin held sen ise in 'he com memoration Xif the 4011th anniversary of the estahils'hmcnt of Hohentollcrn rule r rira loieiiiuii-u The service , ... ..... .,,. i.,.t kv atm. in ine caincumi mwm .1.......... .-. ,,,.,. wnilam. F.mpress Augusta Vic tolla. chancellor von Rethniann-H.ll- 1 net. mans generals and admirals ami . .ilnlomatle corpa, Including th. American amlwssador. The streets oiitstite tile catneorai, were crowded b thousands Km per-, ,,r William was heered enthuilaatl' cally. OBERAMMERGAU KILLED AT CHAMPAGNE wmmmm uu imCIh u townc, Wis., by hi couin, Alois Lang who himself played a minor role in two of the passion plays. Lang always tried to follow the vir - lues of the Savlous. Once questioned as to how he could fight ' against his ft-llow men and still try to be Christ - WOOL MARKET IS STRONGER (only on military orders from Europe, I which have proved such a valuable (From Wednesdays Journal.) supplementary business for the tex Therc is growing strength in the po- industry in the past year, but on iti..n ,.f 11 .,.t-ia iv. .ol m-.rL.r r.nii tha "u"""k ur the future is fur the best ever known in tne i nueo Mates and especially in the Pacific north west. Foreign wool market prices contin. ue to reflect improvement with the i . . i I i ;i 1 1 il heenei ,u ue an , a in. -o n-. ures. The great consumptive needs and the smaller outturn of fleece arejare an important factor in tne situ combining to attract the attention ofiation. manufacturing interests. Th" wool dealers are well aware of The goods market is naturally feel-1 'he conditions prevailing in both light !ng the effects of Hie shortage and v eight and heavy weight lines of higher prices for wool and maunfac- goods, and do not expect any reces turing interests are showing no dis-ision in the value of their holdings. uaMMii .. iccoot business at for-1 As an illustration of the market's mer figures. A late Boston mail advice savs of the general situation Primary Points Urm. All advices from primary wool markets abroad denote that firmness is the prevailing feature at every source of supply, and it hardly seems probable that there will be many op portunities during this last quarter of ur tc ecu re c tiuotati 3n I There are intimations, moreover, of the potaibillty of an export tax, to be levied l. the Itritish Eovernnieiit. on . a number of oonamoditiea, be- If this , , ptoposuion snouui ne put into eiiect ! undoubtedly it would raise the cost of J both Imported and domestic wools I for growers of the latter w ould not be slow to realize the advantage thus afforded them. Manufacturers, although they have not bought heavily in recent weeks. 1 find it good policy to keep in close touch with the dealers, and then II considerable buying in small quan- CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY t t M l! i DIRECTORS Jukn s. baker, funeral di- I tector and licensed embalmer. Op-; 1 posite postoffice. Funeral parlor. jlW funeral cars. Calls responoea wj or night, rhone 75. j T BROWN'S FURNITURE 8TORK Funeral director and licensed em balmer M"st modern funeral par lor morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night Cornel Main and Water streets. Telephone 83 NS.mrE AX , and BUSINESS - HARTMAN ARSTRACT CO. ItAKEI reliable abstracts of title to all iKHiti it. mmattlla county. BoiH .iw eit oil kinds of real estate Docs -. a general brokerage business. Pa jn taxes and makes investments for non . residents Writes fire, life and a- Cl- 1'o-Videm Insurance. References any bank In Pendleton I , 1.H1VS5 I'l JAMES JOHNS C H MARSH. Se, BENTLET & LEFFINOWELL REM. fire life an'l a.-, ident in- siirjin, e aCelllS. Ill M-lin street Phone 404. VETERINARY SURGEONS. cTvi.assen. m n v . cor: veterinarian. Residence telepl J7; office telephone. 20. BFX ONI) II VND DI M BUS IV. BTROBLE DEALER IN NEW nu muni nn bw . paid for all second-hand goods ( i bonghl. Cheapest place in emu, ( buy household goods. Comeiipain building. i ton to like, he replied that the teachings of 'Christ himelf were that all men 'should obey the laws of the land. 1 Lang was a member of the volun- . teer ski corps. He leaves a widow and three children who live in this ' countr titles and at frequent intervals, the supposition being that much of the business current is of a sampling na ture or it may be to meet temporary needs. Mill- l uirix Busy. The mills continue fairly busy, not 'TUPIS m-lll llollieStlC SoUTCS. .Uan manufacturing centers In the eastern section of the country in various lines of goods are in the midst of an unu sual activity, and the purchasing l ower of such communities is corre spondingly enhanced. Demand for pparel of every description, there- , fore is increasing and repeat orders j firmness, it is pointed out that there are practically no weak spots in cur. j rent quotations, whereas the temien iO' r" make concessions three or four! weens ago was a sunjeri arousing some comment in certain quarters In ine iruue. lancii oi ine uiscussion ue ing to the effect that such conces sions were unnecessary. It is now agreed in wool trade circles that this if im- i estimate was correct, lirable F"r Ohle fleeces, although the tran I Pactions are limited, fine washed de- laines bring 34 '.i 3: 'above is quoted a XX and I A us- j sold j traiian merin around 36 'si iv 'i scoured basis. Territory clips hold up well, the oured basis for the fine staple be- ing 21 73c. with fine medium comb ing ranging from 65 70c or more, scoured basis, and clothing wools close to the same figures. Texas 12 months wools bring fiSc. scoured bas is. For pulled stock the market is somew hat quiet, but it is a little more steadil held with 13 supers runnin? from (geilc in value. ' and get our prices. E. Court ! street Phone 2 . 1 Vt ATTORN ETS. RALEY & RAI.EY. ATTORNEYS At law. office in American National Rank Building. FEE law FEE. ATTORNEYS AT Office in Despaln building CARTER & SMYTH E, ATTORNET8 at law. office In rear of Ameri can National Bank building. JAMES B PKRRT, ATTORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardware company. PETERSON . BISHOP. ATT neys at law; rooms 3 and t. Sn Crawford building. DOUOLA8 W. BAII.ET. ATT'RNEY at law. Will practice In all state and federal courts. Rooms Md S. Despain building GEORGE W. COl'TTS. ATTORNEY at law. Estates settled, wills deeds. mortgages and contract- drawn. Collections made Room 1 1 i Schmidt block 'REDERICE STElWK.it tTTP ney at law. Office in Smith Cra ird building. A 1. DWELL. ATTORNEY counsellor at law. Office I iitriiiiti HttaMtna i vm Sales are In prof I 'MM this wee maintained at primary point ir IB) southern hemisphere. Reports from South America nho an- favorable t" .growers, for apeeoJai icUvlti I hen hap sent figures even h Ighei than (many buyers i'nsMt r warranted by line ndtl'lok. In (act the quota fact as a deterrent upon moat "f lo American repr entatl V ihere. It is worth noting that Roatoe'l Wool iinMirta for the calendar .fir to date have now exceeded 20$t(M : Pound e mi paring with upward of ' H't.M'iit itMii pounds t. the uol'Mapon ding period last year. Domestic WWOl I receipts here, on the other hand, are ! around iso.noo.noi) and ftbgrt !".- 000,000 pound." behind arrival a year ago The diminished total of domestic stork, however i accounted for by the stoadv decline annnalh in rerent year of production on the western sheep ranrhe. It i believed that present condition and price v ill atimulate grower to irreater cnn- Poatai h rk Ma) light. LONDON, Oct. 28. The postofflce ha taken the lead among depart ment or tne government in releasing men for the army Herbert Samuel the postmaster general. announce! he hed decided that every ell Tilde man should be free to Join the arm' and their places would be kept open for them. "There Is better work to do thar. carrying people' letter." he ald "It la more important to heat the Hermans than to maintain the post office at Its present high state of ef- fielency. "IIZ" SORE. TIRED FEET NO VUrTKD-VP, BURNING. TEN DER SWEATY KEET NO CORNS OR CUUiOOTM Happy! Vwm TO' "TIZ" makes sore, burning tired feet fairly dance with delight Away go the aches and pains, the corns, o Houses, bltaters, bunions and chil blains. "TIZ" draws out the acids and Poieons that puff up your feet. No matter how hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain on your feet, "TIZ" ! oQt comfort. TIZ ' IS tragical, grand, wonderful for tired a'hing, swollen, smarting feet. Ah! how comfortable, how happy you feel. Y'our feet Just tingle for Joy; shoe never hurt or seem tight. Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ'' now from any druggist or department store. End foot torture forever wear smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy. Just think! a whole year's foot comfort for only I !5 cents CHICHESTER S PILL W. the lit ai.i.mi ;i:ao. ( 1 !.....'..- I. .an ii, J Oru, u l .yaps, I'M. :-. fit ilil n- . i vV m Pftrtr a i i i.i hi i..Trst f MiiioMi r.tf.n i'iLLsfca 'sb:Yc:.L:j:sTit,jiTi'vui l ( ttOXl 1 H8 COU W F. VOHXKA, AUCTION eer, makes a specialty Of fanner, stock and machinery sales The man that gets you the money H I.eavt orders at East oregnian office MI Mil 1 VM hi S TRESSPASS NOTICES. BTAXJJOW season cards and sale try description printe i reaaooa prlcea at the East oregonlaa W have a fine lot of gtoi k '.- lha. Ml patront are allowed the fre use of AUCTION SALES- TUB RABTORJ gonian makes a specialty of au tlon aale bills, cards and advert 'sing We can furnish aaetlaaear ,-rk snc advertising complete that will "ur vu of having a eucceaaful tuir LEO all BLANKS OF KVERY DB acrlptlon for county court, circuit court. Justice court, resl eetate. etc., for aale at East Oregonlan office.