EIGHT PAGES
DAIL1 EAST OREGONI AN.' PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1915.
PAGE SEVEN
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California
and the World
must say
Good-Bye!
to the
PANAMA-PACIFIC
EXPOSITION
for this jfreat fair must close its
gates on
Saturday, December 4
THERE is but a short time left. If you miss
seeing this exposition, you will lose a
wonderful opportunity to study the Advances In
science, art, manufactures or farming being
made at the present time. Lojv round trip fares
on the
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with liberal stopovers.
Write for our illustrated booklet "Wayside
Notes." It is an invaluable guide book.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
v Portland, Oregon
( orn Slum is Ionium. Op,
KbOD RIVER. Ore.. I, With ihe
show a month away, local orchardlKtB,
who are winning recognition fot the
Dr. Edmund B. Haalop
OSTEOPATH
Suite IX, Judd Bldg. Telephone 7J
Res. 50(1 S. Main. Telephone J46-R.
excellence of the grain produced the
pant summer, are making preparations
for Ihe annual O.-W. ft & N. corn
show to he held at Walla Walla De
limiter 2. 3 and, 4. Local torn will
In entered In all classes In the com
ing show.
The campaign made by the rallwaj
company has done more than any
thing ele to stimulate local corn pfO'
dUOttOn, Free need has been distrib
uted li the k.-W. It & N. companv
to Hood Itlver urchardlsts for the
past three years.
(g Prepared.
to take advantage of opportunities as they are pre
sented. This can best be done by accumulatmg funds in
our Savings Department.
A liberal rate of interest
paid and your deposit is ab
solutely safe.
The American National Bank
OF PENDLETON
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$400,000.
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THE CHEAPEST FUEL
FOR HEATING.
ORDER YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY NOW AT THE
SPECIAL PRICE OF
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PER TON
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tin ifi"n 1 1 ihijij " 1
P If r rliOmi.jJj I
g j i j. tiLiW m 1 ' i j m
This la the official Japanese coro- O-okl, tarashlki
nation n anil It Is now being taught I O oml, Iwal
to thousands of Japanese school chll-; Tsukawashi, sltl
dien who will sing It during the cor- Tomo nl, koto
oimtion ceremonies whicn begin on
Nov. 6 and continue for twenty days.
It was selected liy the hoard of edu
cation of Japah out of more than 2,
i iki songs submitted and was award
ed first prize. The Japanese words
and a free translation follow:
Ame tsuchl no, muta kiwanio nakl,
Amatsuhltsugi no, mikurai no,
Waco ooklml no. noborlmasu,
Yvo no. minor! no, to-tosa yo.
klmlayo no,
o, lotsukuni
III m ttli
I'ariho no. ine no.
Shiroki. kurokl
sunierumikaitii nl.
i i-ouwtnalsuri n
ugeiniiHii.
uhlkoaa i
Translation.
0 how happy Is today. Our Moved
Kmperor of Unbroken line ascend?
the Imperial throne which lasts II
long as Heaven anil i-arth endure.
O solemn la the dhine harvest
feaat. Our pious Kmperor offers to
day to the Imperial ancestors, a feasl
with lilack and white wine from the
fresh and sacred rice, harvested in
the rich and glorious autumn.
0 h'lW merry is today. We re
Jolce with the foreign gu.-s s who havt
been specially sent here to share in
the grant coronation of our great anil
righteous Kmperor.
BUT PRICES ARE OFF
(Courtesy Monday's Journal.)
PORTLAND, ore, It waa another
record breaking run of swine in the i
North Portland yards over night and;
prices again were inclined to dip!
badly. Total run of stuff In the hi g
division over Sunday inciuueu iiv
head, compared with the record run
of :(:' last week.
Early In the trading the market
indicated a loss of at least 10c in the
price with some inclined to believe
the loss would amount to IK OD the.
bulk of the atuff.
Fractionally reduced prices were
shown for swine In the eastern mar
ket this morning; the entire country
being in a weak condition.
Genera hog market:
Rest light t6.25frS.40
Medium light 6.10fr6 It
(iood to heavy 8 M.vS
Itough to heavy 5.009 a j'l
( attic Market at $7 00.
Market for cattle showed a steady
feeling generally at North Portland don
when the week's trade opened
n as
There Wash
slight increase In the showing am, 16 h
of supplies, as compared with last:
Monday morning; totals this week
being S Tf) compared with Ml last j
Monday.
Karly In the trading it was ippar-'
ant that real good quality would I 'n (1 j
a welcome among buyers and a sale'
Of a fair bunch of steers was made)
at IT. Poor stuff sold fully as low
as last week.
Cattle market was weak to lower
at points In the east this morning.
lieneral cattle market range.
Best hay fed steers 16.75 Ir T.OU
flood to choice I.StQI.fO
Ordinary to fair S.OSQtt.Ooj
Best cows 526
flood to price 4. SOU I.Ofl '
Select bulls 4.0011 f .'.'.'i j
ordinary bulls .ttt.0a
Best calves ".006 7.S0
Mutton Market Nominal
There was onI a penful of mut
ton reported In the North Portland
yards over Sunday, totals being but j
411 head However, even this small
showing was slightly greater than
last Monday.
General mutton and lamb market I
Is holding firm with prices fully
maintained.
In the eastern trade this morning j
the mutton and lamb market was
considered generally steady
General mutton anil lamb prices:
Select Interior lambs . . . , tT.ttX7.tS
Ordinary interior lambs .. 1.69 $ 7.60
Willamette valley lambs, 1.004 7.00
Select earlings 6.2S
Select ewes, light I.tttil.10
Today's l.UoMovk Shippers
Hogs- fed Windham. Weiser. ld.t
hoho, 1 load; A L Swaggert. Athena.
1 loud; II. P. Whitman. 1 loud; F. L
Benson. Medford. 1 load; J. M. Kleth
ly. Weiser, Idaho. 1 load; II K. Kieth
ly. I loads; Milton Moore. Imrkee I
load; fed Coles. Haines. 1 load; W. W.
Lloyd, Hohlnette, 1 load; .1 W. Ohm
dler. 1'nlon Junction. 1 load. Farmers
Society of Equity, Kmmett. Idaho 1
load, A I.. Pence, New Plymouth.
Idaho. 1 load; J. (. Hqwker. Payette
Idaho. 1 load; Ira F. Forrey. Kuna.
Idaho, l load; H. Gresham. 1 load;
I.. I.. Miller. Nampa, Idaho, loads; J
Krleghaum. Weiser, Idaho. 1 load;
F.d Wiggins, 1 load; I.. H. Hlnes. Was
co. I loud; T. C Pearson. Caldwell,
Idaho. 1 load; K. A. Flick. Baton,
Idaho. 1 load; F. C. Musley Fairtlrld
Idaho. 3 loads; Farmers Society nl
Equity. Nampa. ldnhiv l load; W H
Boss, Parma, Idaho, 1 load; W. I)
Geerbenburg, Shoshone, Idaho, 2i
loads; A. Hanson. Tiklna, Idaho, It
load; W. J Speer. l mad, c. E Mad
cote, 1 load; F. M. Jewell, 2 loads;!
The Dalles Dressed Meat Co., Thei
Dalles. 1 load; Gorsline & Chrlstensen,
Joseph, 1 load; Wallowa. 1 load; u E
Gorsline, Joseph. 1 load; Elgin For-1
warding Co., Wallowa, 1 load; I E.
KdwardB, Drain, 1 load; F. B. Decker.!
Gervals. 1 loud; ii Bursell, Contrail
Point, 1 load; J. H. Carlton, 1 load; A.
F. Knox. Grunts Pass, 1 load; Sch.
wingler & Lent, Lebanun, 1 load; Ml
E Gore, Medford. l load; L. B. Wal-j
ton. Grass Valle. I load; L L Men-1
on. 1 load; J. R olden, Heppner, 1
loud; F. E. Fraham, Elgin. loadi;
H. E. Thorn. Hermiston. 1 load; It. B
Meer. Imbler, 1 load; William Evans'
Pilot Bock, 3 loads; George Hodgson, I
Weston. 1 load; H Delaney, i load;
H Miller. Enterprise, 1 load; KOI
Bolls. 1 load; J. W. Chandler, Elgin.
1 load; O C. Bancier, Hermiston, 1
load.
Cattle George Dinsley, Baker, one
ioad; Haker City Packing Co., Bake.-,
2 loads; mis Elliott, 3 loads; Ralph
Jennings, Medford, 1 load; A. F.i
Clamhammer, 1 load; Lome BalJs,
Ferdinand, Idaho, 2 loads; J. H. John'
son. 1 load; C. E Young. Enterprise,
1 load; flrande Bonde Meat Co.. La
Grande. 2 loads; F.d Blnns, Medford.
2 loads; J. K. Smith, Redmond. 3
loads; The Dalles Dressed Meal Co,
I.yle. Wash., 1 load; H. S. Neal, Con-!
1 load; George Burdick, Seattle, I
1 load; H. Hagenborn. Qreah-
id; James Nixon. Roblnette
2 loads; B. Pancake. ; loads; W
Ciiuper. Union Junction. 1 load; H
Trowbridge. Haker, 3 loads; P.
Brown, 3 loads.
Calves George Warren. .
Itend. Wash.. 1 load.
Sheep A I.indsey. lone, 1 load;
Baldwin Sheep Co.. Madras, 1 load.
Mixed stuff Sol Dicker-son, Weiser.
Idaho, j loads cattle and hogs: Elgin
Forwarding Co., Joseph. 1 load cattle
and hogs; Sevier & Weed, Eugene 1
load cattle and hogs
Standardizing The
Kitchen
T used to be " the bigger the
the kitchen the better."
Now it is "how small and
compact we can make it how
can we save steps."
Efficiency is entering the home
entreing to stay.
Nowdays, the kitchen is always
full of standard labor saving de
vices. These are expensive, practical, helpful.
The woman who is not posted about
such things is out of date and is doing un
necessary work.
The advertising columns of The East
Oregonian frequently carries suggestions
that assist the up-to -date housewife.
Los Angeles, but with their dander up
the Oregon men came back and cleon-
the sec-
Uh
" ed up by a score of 34 to 0 In
H. ntiii half. Neither goal was in lan-l
J ger in the first half.
Just w hat was said In the eonflden-,
tial talk that Coach Bezdek, Trainer
HayWard and ex-Captain Bill Mam i
had with the Oregon team in the re-1
cess between halves is not know n, but I
ii w.is a reesenerated team that lined
in. against coach Glare's men in the : added lustre to the family name
long accurate passing of Huntington,
as well as his brilliant plunging, was
a feature of the game. Oregon's ends
did not miss a throw within their
reach.
The Oregon team was placed in
.-taking distance of the line of the
Southern (' ilifornians Just as the fift"
and last touchdown was recorded by
anoth- r ol Huntington"s long passes
to Mitcheli This time. B"b MalarKey
club discovered the sandwiches and
partook of them freely. Not until
this morning did they know that
they had been made the Tlctlm of a
practical joke
Rich Region Opened.
PETBOGHAD. Nov. 5. Traffic
was opened on the Central Asia rail
way. The line, measuring a total
length of 501 mile, opens a hugs
and wealthy region of Siberia.
SPOR TS
Buckarooes Win in
Bowling Game From
Forly-INiners Here
1
umiifiiiHr
V
III the third of lb
meiit matches last evening, the BUCK
arooes won a hard fought contest a it h
the Forty Niners. beating them out In
the third game. The total score was
to :507. The Hacks won the
first game by the narrow margin of
six pins and lost the second by a larg
er margin. In the third however,
they beat the Forty Niners almost J DtJ
pins.
Krelis was the bright particular
star of the match, scoring 6t0 pins,
the lest score made this year. Cap
tain Mers of the Bucks also rolled a
strong game Book was high man
second half.
Montieth. playing quarter and then
right half, was the one gleaming st.irj
of the Oregon team during the first j
half, making one 30 yard run and
many good plunges. In the second'
half the whole team, stepping into
Monteith's class, tore (flown the field
in terrific line plunges, and then D?at
the Californlans at their own game by j
Huntington's sending three accuratej
passes across the boal line, firs: to
I Tegart on right end. and then two tOl
.Mitchell on the opposite end.
Not satisfied. Huntington intercept-
ed a forward pass and ran down a
field swept clean by perfect lnterfer
w llng toiirna- ,,. ,h Ml varrts awav The
diving over for a touchdown
Huntington kicked the first
goals, missing the fifth by a few
ches to the right.
fnaugpectiag Klk Dine on Con
BOSEBUBG, Ore.. Nov. 6
known to them until yesterday.
number of Boseburg Elks
of their initial feast of cougar meat
The animal was killed In the wilds
of northern Douglas county a few
days ago. and upon hetng brought to
Boseburug "Dad" Sparks obtained
one of the hams. This he had co k-; tni;,
ed at a cafe and made into asnd
wiches. Last night a number
Elks who chanced to
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
ln" 1 by locsl applications, as they i-aunot reach
I the diseased portion of the ear There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that Is
Iky constitutional remedies leafnes Is
Xr. caused by an Inflamed condition of the mti
Icons lining of the Eustachian Tube Wheu
! n-. this tube is inflamed you hare a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when It Is
f. i. emireiv rnsiei, ieaineiw is lue rami, mu
pari i unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal condi
tion, hearing will be destroyed fureTer : nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred IMlar for
any case of Iteafnesa (caused by catarrbl
anuot be cured by Hall'i Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free
F J CIIF.NEY k CO . To!ed. Ohio
be about the Take Hall s Family l ill'a for conatlpatloo.
for the defeated team. The follow ina
are the scores;
lrty NuMra,
1 ! 3
Hanavan 173 177 13? 4SJ
Engler 17? IS4 ISO 471
Mitchell 17? 157i 1 77 5 1 1
llandolph 171 1S 141 "0
Hook 192 Ml 155 Ml
Totals S94 SS.-i 74 -3('7
lUickurooe.
Kggers ISt Ui Id; 4?o
Hudeman 178 IS3 177 4ss
Myers 197 1?". !?:!
Bredlng 144 15:' lo I76
Krebs 220 207 233 660
Totals 900 84? Ill !tt
This evening a match game will be
rolled by the "Linemen"' and ihe
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOHN S. BAKER. FUNERAL Di
rector and licensed embalmer. op
posite postoffice. Funeral parlor, two
funeral cars. Calls responded to day
or night. Phone 75.
J T BROWN'S FURNITURE STOHE
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
and get our prices. !19 E. Court
street Phone 271W
'High Five' learns. Neltl
he tournament but there
nir between them
INSVRAXCF. AND KXD BUSINESS
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKFS
reliable abstracts of title to all
lands in Umatilla county. Dins and
sells all kinds of real estate. Toes
a general brokerage business. Pays
taws and makes investments for non
residents. Writes fire, life and acci
dent insurance. Reference, an)
hank In Pendleton.
JAMES JOHNS, Pies
C H MARSH, Sc.
ATTORNEY.
HALEY & RALE Y. ATTORNEYS Al
law. Office in American National
Bank Building.
FEE & FEE ATTORNEYS AT
law Office in Despain building. '
CARTER & SMYTH E. ATTORNEYS
at law. Office In rear of Amort-
' can National Bank building.
JAMES B PERRY. ATTORNEY AT
law. Office over Taylor Hardware
company.
PETERSON X- HiSHOP ATTt'K
neys at law ; rooms J and 4. Smith
Crawford budding.
AUCTION BERS.
COL. W. F. YOHNKA AUCTION-
eer, makes a specialty of rarmers'
stock and machinery sales "Ths
man that geti you the money " Leavt
orders at East Oregonian office.
MISCELLANEOUS
TRESSPASS NOTICES. STALLION
season cards and sale bills or ev
ery description printed .! i. . .
prices at the East nregoman We
bare a fine lot of stock CUti thai our
patrons are allowed the free
AUCTION' SALES -THE EAtTORE
f on Ian makes a speclalt) of au
Uon aale Mils, cards and advertUlaa
We can furnish auctioneer, clerk and
advertlalnf complete that will aseurs
you of having a succeesful sale.
Does
Not Rub
Off, Laits
4 Timet at
loaf as Olkers,
SatM Work.
Get a Can Today
U. of 0. Cleans Up
Californians by the
Score of 34 to 0
LOS ANtlELES, Cal , Nov. 9 - The
University of Southern California
eleven fought the University of Ore
' 011 loahl to a standstill during the
'first hall of ihe game played yeeter
dm afternoon upon Bovard Field at
HENTLEY & LEFF1NC, WELL REAL
estate, fire, life and accident in
surance agents. SI 5 Main street
Phone 404.
RTERIXAR1 M RGEOSS,
C. W LASSEN. M. D. V . COUNTY
veterinarian Resilience telephone
27: office telephone. 20.
IE OND H M l'l M ERS
V. BTROBLS. DEALER IN NEW
and second-hand goods (.'ash
paid for all second-hand gooda
bought. Cheapest pi ice ln Pendle
ton to buy household goods. Come
DOUGLAS w. BAILEY, ATT
at law will practice In a
and federal courts Rooms 7.
9. Despain building
LEO 11
GEORGE W. COUTTS ATTORNEY
at law. Estates settled, wills
deeds, mortgages anil contra
drawn. Collections ma le Room
Schmidt block
FREDERICK STEIWFR XT'
ney at law. Office n smlth-i
ford building.
S. A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY
counsellor at law. office ;
epain building.
XNKS OF EVERY DB
ecrlptlon 'or county court eh uit
court, justice court, real estate, etc..
for sale at East Oregonian office