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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916. PAGE NINE PENDLETON BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Representative List of Pendleton's Business Houses and Professional Men Classified for Ready Reference of the Public TEN PAGES AUTO REPAIRING BOTTLING WORKS ELECTRICIANS GROCERIES PLUMBING-HEATING ROOMS AND BOARD SIGN PAINTING DISSS' I lfflf,1"! I CHARLES MILNE 1 1 J. W. DYER I D. D. PHELPS III702 55 .jr-H I ff m A m " A8hopphoro. !noF SL'SSr'a, East Ell firodry M '"trs,,!" oo U C0OwXKl 8t, Op. City Hall. DRINKS AND IWDA8 BOTTLED Pho. M. Ill W. Court St PkoosM 118 E. Court St Phone 441 T. Hi MTiL't"" Ph 71 Pndtoton, On. CIGAR FACTORIES FEED YARDS HIDES AND JUNK RUGS CLEANED SHOE REPAIRING Motor Cftr Repairs I w a w r 1 f PHonb u ) f Pcn&tonffl&andjraik Co. iw. ; b "1 f7 . " ) Bn uJSu abpecialw. W.J.BURNS SMOKE THEALTA 2?tr-l3MliM ---Wf-- wtasrM p -vn,snTVmss la toska cigars rrrn vAon Auto Co Wodaege & Ardrey rairoN ,UTTMM " " iuUS omWSIZBD IMHTON AND BINUB ll.van filled 10c. J fc,IL,D lARU and Rags. hpatino DpSotaterLng sad Karnlt Repairing. 8HOI BIPAIRINO ON BClKITinC Pb J PBN DLBTPON CUi AB PACTOBI. FBBD AND8ALBB STABLE W- Webb St. Telephone f 42 io w. Webb 8t, PENDLBTON, ORE "V. l 8t PkOM M7 81 f Mats St , Ayj0 SUPPLIES CLEANING-PRESSING FURNITURE INSURANCE PHOTOGRAPHERS STORAGE BATTERIES TAXI SERVICE Pdleton Rubber hr Koch Furniture Store) I MANUSLIc?EDLY jl Electric Studio 1 1") CARMEYJAXI CO. PC I r StaTS CHAS. KOCH. Pros. Au.omoblls. FIRE. BurgUrvl EIBCIIIU OIUUIU The, need the beet of car. throu.h Phoflft 'fjfiO & Supply CO. work ,aD TTAR. We pay ch for .nd hand Plate Glass. Liability. Security 214 IM CYRUS BRHERS One OOU ia DHV 110 W-t W.bb stoves and ranges. Bon . Accident and Hea.tJ &. bb . ifsL PKy. PhoM " 117 W. Webb St fnone J55-W Telephone 604. E. O. Blag. 8AT,8PACT,ON GUARANTEED. torrtce guaranteed. Phon. 4i funeral rrlci 13.80. BEAUTY PARLORS EXPERT WELDING GROCERIES LAUNDRIES PAINTS-WALL PAPER WATCH REPAIRING Beauty Parlors 1 1 Sij I 1 JJLJS!iSHLsS!lL I troy laundry bowim studio h , y a II John Rosenberg HA1B DBBSSINO. MANICDB1KQ, W. weld .11 kind of cut Iron, aluml- Goods. Phone 179. grADP JmbraT AND "0,S lllljlllOP Watchmaker ' - """'Shu&k """A Ac&JTRJZ. ,'" Caah paid for Butter, Eg, and ROUGH DRY 7c PER LB. HIGH GRADKCMIMBRCIAL AND MPA aXCIiniaKer P'prS?' "8A"TiW D..r,o?R:tTOd.t Poultry. Kttpmyfr.M.h..Uh.nn1 P0,t rniiZ,00" iob C pfZiT All Work Oaarantd. Ill Kato SUw. 1M JOHNSON ST. Ml W. Webb 84. Phone Ml avoid a doctor bill thto winter Auco Happily 807 Main St Pendleton. Oregoa. Comer Court and Cottonwood. ' v , V. V : J v. ., v J I Oats Short in Condition Being Felt in Trade at Many Other Points PORTLAND. Ore.. April 21. All grain wchangee of the country, ae well u all stock marketi, were closed yes terday on account of Oood Friday. While there was no session of the Portland Merchants Exchange for the day. the feeling in the local trade Is that the oats market will soon begin to show Its real position. Private ad vice to The Journal Indicate that not only has the Willamette valley prac tically no oats to offer to the Portland market at this time, but within a short time will find Itself compelled to purchase for its own requirements. This In due to the fact that on account of the slowness of the oats trade some months ago and the lower prices In dicated then, many farmers had thelf oats chopped for feed, therefore the home consumption has taken a much greater per rent of the crop than nor. msl. On the other hanr, holdings of oats Iti the Interior are very much less than si me Interests would make them selves believe. While there are fair sticks still held In the country east of the mountains, stork are no great er than requirements. It is an open H.'HHrnfllllllllMllllHMllllttllMII lllllltlltl McClintock & Simpson idleton't New and Firmly Established Farm Machinery House, are Agents for The Famous Implements SUB-SURFACE PACKERS - There is an unprecedented amount of moisture in the ground right now. Why not E save it? How valuable it will be when you seed next Fall. If you plow and leave the soil honey-combed with air spaces, the moisture is sure to evaporate fast. With this 5 Sob-Surface Packer you pack the soil and save the moistrue below the surface. T These Sub-Surface Packers come in three sections. This show? center section. E son the plow should be followed closely by the soil packer. In fact every day's plowing should be packed before night. A LOOSE SEED BED DESTROYS MORE GRAIN IN E THE NORTHWEST THAN DRAUGHT. You, perhaps, have noticed that wheat or other grain will often grow higher at the ends of the field where the horses have pack- ed the soil when turning. Wagon tracks can often be traced in a field for the same E reason. Made either in rigid frame or with three gangs and We are winning the confidence of Umatilla Co. farmers by giving every buyer a square deal. Every machine guaranteed to be as represented or your money cheer fully refunded. A trial of our implements cordially invited. We expect, your con tinued patronage solely upon merit alone. Complete line of extras carried in stock for all machinery. S 400 E. COURT ST. Willamette Valley question If the government oats con tracts should be let to this city whether It could be filled without forcing a bulge of about IS a ton in the price. This la In Itself would in dicate that holdings are not heavy. A similar condition Is showing In barley at interior points. Flour Selling price: Patent. $5.20; Willamette valley. 14.10; local straight 14.(06.00; bakers' local 14.80 S.20; Montana spring wheat, 16.10; exports, 14.604.7O; whole wheat 16.(5; graham, 15.40; rye flour, 15.95 per barrel. Hay Buying prices Willamette val ley timothy, fanoy. 120.00; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, 12122; alfalfa. I21!2; vetch and oats, 118; clover, tl(. Grain Sacks 1916 nominal No. 1 Calcutta. 12 1-2 13 5 -8c In car lota; lens amounts are higher. Mlllatuffs Selling price, carload lots: Bran, 123; shorts. 125. Rolled Oats 16.5006.75 per bar rel. Rolled Barley 131.50032.50 per ton. Chiefly for use on aeroplanes is a device Invented by an Englishman for taking up slack in wires automatical ly and keeping them taut. llllllllllllltltMllit IMIIIIIIllIIIllllIilltllllilllllllUlllillllillllllllllllillitlllflllllli The shape of the wheels allows this packer to cut through the top soil and pack that below much as a E spade is used for packing the dirt around a fence post. It is especially useful where dry farming is practiced. These packers firm the soil better than a disc harrow and leave the surface corru E CALL AND SEE THESE PACKERS. Selected Hogs are Sold at a Premium in Portland Yards EASTERN OREGON EXPERIMENT TAL STATION GETS MORE THAN MARKET. PORTLAND, Ore., April 22. There was quite a liberal run of hogs re ported in the North Portland market over night, but the trend of the trade was healthy. While a liberal premi um over the general market was paid for some extra fine stuff from the eastern Oregon experimental station at I'nlon, and one load of good stuff went to a killer at 19.10, the general stop for good stuff remains at 19. At least this Is what the big buyers were biddings. The smaller fellows are al ways forced to pay more than the big fellows when they need supplies. Oeneral hog market: Choice light weights 19.0009.10 Good light weights 8.8008.90 Medium weights 8.6008.76 Hough and heavy 8.0008.25 Cattle Remain Weak. While there were no cattle avail able with which to thoroughly test sentiment In this branch of the local trade, the general undertone of the market at North Portland Is inclined to weakness. Similar condition has been shown on Pui?et sound. At least extreme quality Montana steers have recently sold there at a nickel below READ THIS! gated and rough so that the S soil will not blow badly. If S the newly plowed furrows S are allowed to remain as left E by the plow for any great E length of time, particularly I during hot, windy weather, E a large amount of moistrue E will evaporate. For this rea- S flexible frames. TELEPHONE 610 the extreme prices offered and paid here. General cattle market range: Choice pulp fed steers...! 8.75 Choice grain fed steers.. 8.3508.60 Ordinary grain fed steers. 8.1508.40 Choice hay fed steers 8.25 08.50 Good steers 7.5008.00 Ordinary to common steers 6.0007.00 Choice cows 7.5007.75 Ordinary to common cows 7.25 07.35 Choice heifers 7.5007.75 Ordinary to good heifers.. 7.0007.25 Choice bulla 5.600 6. 00 Good to fair bulls 4.0005.00 Ordinary to common bulls 2.OO02.7S Best light calves 8.00 Good calves 7.007.50 Mutton Firm but Nominal. With only a nominal supply of mut ton available in the local yards re cently, trade in this branch of the North Portland market continues on a nominal basis, although seemingly the market is firm. There has not been sufficient stuff available here of late to tell exactly what the market Is. General mutton and lamb range: Spring lambs 110.00011.00 Choice weight yearlings 10.00 Good to common yearllngs8."5 0 9.50 Best old wethers 8.75 Good to common wethers S.00 08.25 Choice to light ewes 7.750 8.25 Good to common ewes.... 7.000 ".SO SPOR TS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE At Los Angeles Los Angeles 1 0 San Francisco 1 5 1 At San Francisco Vernon 4 9 I Oakland i 2 No game at Portland between Port land and Salt Lake because of wet grounds. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Boston Brooklyn 1012 1 Boston 3 7 10 At New York Philadelphia 10 9 New York 2 8 3 At Pittsburg Pittsburg 8 11 2 St. Louis 0 2 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Detroit Detroit I S 1 Chicago 2 I 1 At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3 12 0 Boston 1 i 0 At St Louis St. Louis 11 If 1 Cleveland 1 1 1 At Washington New York 2 11 1 Washington 1 I I PENDLETON BUCKAROOES TO PLAY AT WESTON SUNDAY l.(K'.VIs KXPHCT TO UEl'EAT TO MORROW THB VlOTOtn or LAST WEEK, Tomorrow the Pendleton Bnckarons will go to Weston to croot bats again with the Mountaineers. Lsl Sunday tiny defeated this bunch In ihe ninth Inning after an extretro'.y tight and interesting game of bal'. They ex pect to repeat tomorrow on the Wes ton home grounds, hut Weston like wise entertains strong hopes ami mu 'li confidence of evening up scores. McOarrigle and Hrlll will probal lv oppose each other on the mound again and, If they work according to the form they showed last Sunday, the battle will he another gunners' duel. Though Pilot Rock was scheduled to play In EX'ho tomorrow, the gamo has been switched to Pilot Rock on account of the fact that the Echo grounds are not yet in shape. Ecl o trimmed the Pirates last week, much to the surprise of everybody but the Echo boys, and the game tomorrow will be one of more than usual interest. LADIES CLUB OF ADAMS HAS PLEASANT MEETING MEMBERS MEET FTTH MRS. DES VOIGNE; OTHER NEWS OF ADAMS. (East Oregonlan Special.) ADAMS, Ore., April 22. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kirby and daughters Al berta, Jolce and Sladlce motored to the baby show Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krebs and Mrs Ella Bowling motored to the county seat Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stone and dau ghter Lena and mother Mrs. Stone, motored to the county seat Thursday. The Ladies' Club met at the county home of Mrs. R. C. Des Voigne. Those present were as follows: Mrs. L L Lieuallen, Mrs. Steven Edwards, Mrs. It. C. Mclntyre, Mrs. J. W. Stockton, Mrs. J. C. Chesnut, Mrs. J. A. Spen cer. Mrs. Mable McCollum, Mrs Harvey Roseberry, Mrs. Alfred Mar quis, Mrs. Henry Bunch, Mrs. S. A. Darr, Mrs. Bunch, Mrs. Ailey Boyer and Mrs. M. A. Baker. All enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon and refresh ments were served at 4 o'clock, con sisting of sandwiches, deviled eggs, coffee and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dupuis were in Adams Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pearson ,.and children motored to the county seat Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Taylor and son Burl and Mrs. J. C. Chesnut and dau ghter Dora motored to the county seat Saturday. Mrs. Dora McBride and children were visiting at her mother's Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Morrison and children motored to the county seat Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hales and son John motored to the county seat Sat urday. John Whitley and Charles Darr left for the mountains Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dupuis and daughters Irene and Frances and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dupuis motored to the county seat Thursday. Chester Spencer. Sullivan Heemer and Roy Ferguson motored to the county seat Thursday. j Mr. and Mrs. L. L Lieuallen an'l i daughters Doris and Dena and Mr. j and Mrs. Harvey Roseberry motored j to Pendleton to attend the show Wed ' ncsday. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Ft'NEKAL DIKKCTOKS. I JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op ! poslte postofflce. Funeral parlor, two j funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Phone 76. J T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORE Funeral director and licenced em balmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 83 BENTLHT MONTOOMERT, REAL estate, fire, life and accident In surance agents. SIS Main street Phone 404. INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all lands In Umatilla county. Burs nd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry and daughters Norma, Lois and Lola were visitors at the county seat Thursday. Cliff Stone was in Adams Friday. Miss Jessie Chesnut returned home from her school Friday to spend Sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chesnut. Boston Asks Precautions. BOSTON, April 22. Mayor Curley requested Collector of the Port Bil lings to order the removal from wharves on the local waterfront of German and Austrian steamers which are tied up there, as a means, he says, "of safeguarding lives and property in the event of a break in the rela. Hons between the United States and Germany." The mayor explained the request was made in view of the situation, as it is known to the public, and not be cause he had received any special in formation. Bryan Sees Congressmen. WASHINGTON, April 22. Bryan Interviewed members of congress and told them they were free to exercise the final decision regarding a decla ration of war. The president can sever relations, but his power ends there, he told the legislators. He be lieves the majority of congress will oppoee war. He insists he is not fighting the president. WOMEN" WILL COME WEST SO AS TO CAST VOTE SAN FRANCISCO. April 21. Suffragettes from the states which have not given women the ballot are coming to the Pa cific coast to establish .their residence and vote at the presi dential election. A suffrage special will arrive Monday car rying many prominent women. After the national election, they plan to return to their homes. 4444444M4444444 There Is more Catarrh, in this section of the country than all other disease pat to gether, and for years it was supposed to b Incurable. Doctors prescribed local reme dies, and by constantly falling to cur with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly lotto tweed by constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by V J Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is a coustltu tion:il remedy, is taken Internally and acl thru the Ittood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars reward Is offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Cure falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. K J. CHENKY A CO.. Toledo. Ohio Sold by Druggists. 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. sells all kinds of real estate. Doe: a general brokerage business. Pays taxes and makes investments for non residents. Writes fire, life and acci dent Insurance. References, any bank in Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS, Pre C H MARSH. Sec. 8EOONB HAND DEALERS. V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEV and sscond-hand goods.' Cast paid for all second-hand good. bought Cheapest place In Pendle ton to bur household goods. Conn and get our prices. IK B. Coun irt rest. Phon 17 1W. VETERINARY SURGEONS. C. W. LASSEN, M. D. V.. COUNTY veterinarian. Residence tslsphoni IT; offlc telephone, It. DRINK HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST Says you really feel clean, sweet and fresh inside, and are seldom ill. If you are accustomed to wake up with a coated tongue, foul breath or a dull, dizzy headache; or, if your meaja sour and turn into gas and acids, yoa have a real surprise awaiting you. Tomorrow morning. Immediately upon arising, drink a glass of hot wa ter with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This is Intended to first neutralize and then wash out of your stomach, liver, kidneys and thirty feet of intestines all the indigestible waste, poisons, sour bile and toxins thus cleansing, sweetening and puri fying the entire alimentary canal. Those subject to sick headaches, backache, bilious attacks, constipation or any form of stomach trouble, are urged to get a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate from the drug store and begin enjoying this morning inside-bath. It is said that men and women who try' this become enthus iastic and keep it up daily. It is a splendid health measure for It Is mora important to keep clean and pure oa the inside than on the outside, be cause the skin pores do not absorb im purities Into the blood causing disease, while the bowel pores do. The principle of bathing inside la not new. as missions of people prac tice it. Just as hot water and soap cleanse, purify and freshen the skin, so hot water and a teaspoonful of j limestone phosphate act on the stom : ach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Lime- stone phosphate is an inexpensive j white powder and almost tasteless. CHICHESTER S PILLS Vjcs THK DIAMOND BEAK ' A DIAMflMD It RIND PILLS. fcTf ymn kion $ Best. Saint. A t PrluMS SOLD BY DRLGGISTS EVERYWHERE THE OLD RELIABLE' REMEDYforMEN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. VAUITS. THE NATIONAL VAULT CO, I'oitT land, Ore. Steel reinforced coiu-rets burial vault, air tight, waterproof, ev erlastlng. For sale by I'i ii ilttori un dertakers. MM l I III n run WOMEN WANTED PULL 8ALAHY, $15. selllfig uuarHnteed hOSlsT) to wearer; 25 cents an hour sp ire tints. Permanent, experience unnm wary, flllsl BtlllUISl Mills, Ann 0) . .NorrU town. Pa. FIVE BRUJIIT. t'APAIILK LADIBH to travel, demount rute viul sell deal ers. 25 to 150 per week Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug i'ompuny. 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