East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 25, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1916. PENDLETON BUSINESS A Representative List of Pendleton's Business Houses and Professional Men Classified for Ready Reference of the Public 1 DIRECTORY AUTO REPAIRING BOTTLING WORKS ELECTRICIANS GROCERIES PLUMBINCHEAT1NG ROOMS AND BOARD SIGN PAINTING WiSST j "Mior. -os?. CHARLES HUE II J. W. DYER D. D. PHELPS I "-1 7ltZTn AIIZ,FpSf2TSS0HOP Pioneer Bottling Work. electrical contractors -V- plumbing, heating. The ALTA HOUSE RtIB SluN CD, ShopThonl 101 Ul," (OH Brtln.atjFur.Hhed. . USI UB arOCSrJ And Sheet Metal Worker. Mn. J. shkpabd. Prop. SO Cottonwood Mm. ISO Cottonwood St. Op. City HAIL DRINKS AND SODA. BOTTLBD- Phon. IM. Ill W. Court 8t Phono 536 B. court 8t Phon. 441 07BdeV New tSLSt 171 Pendtotaa. V. i . V ' ' 1 ' V M i J f . CIGAR FACTORIES FEED YARDS HIDES AND JUNK RUGS CLEANED SHOE REPAIRING Motor Car Repairs , e U A V C I I "hone m "1 f Pen&tooHideandJtmkCo. 1 r " " 1 f (ktYonrRuesSUamCkaKd ) ubbe-VS0 aSSuw,. , W. J. BURNS S.MOKt THE ALTA SSTU "ll Pe-dtoto. Shot Hospital Moi cTlin". Toh lu la toska cigars pern vadh Auto Bra--Copper' SacJ" Wodatge & Arorey pbndlbton bwobkvd MATTB1BW 1 w mcgarwglk' OVBB-S1ZBD PI8TON AND SIMM ll...aa filled 10c. I JLiLU I AKU And Rs. p, i niTn ANn hpatino Ophotobwlng ud FnnUtor Bepalrtaf, BHOl BBPAIRINQ O.N BCIsTKlini' OBOOND. straight lad Perfect. Hbp w HIDES, PELTS, WOOL FURS. VV"?' b?, ATworkSeranhd, Prteei reUMUblt! 'NC,P". Pbose 71. Neagle's Blacksmith Baaf. Manufactured by 702 Bast Alt. 8t in w Webb 8t TeleDhone IM ,no w wJff J? ra?ul oton nn Located 103 Water Bt ' all for and deliver i J PENDLETON CIGAR FACTOBY. FEED AND SALES STABLE. . z" "' weDD w- leiepnone s ion w. Webb 8L, PENDLETON, OBS. ( PboM SST. 81 Mala It V ii n i , y 1 J v" ' r AUTO SUPPLIES CLEANING-PRESSING FURNITURE INSURANCE PHOTOGRAPHERS STORAGE BATTERIES TAXI SERVICE TIKES AND W1 CLITB RATES. "1 f " ) f MANUEL FRIEDLY P " 7! " ) f STORAGE BATTERIES ARE EX-1 j ftARMFY TAVS fifl Pendleton Rubber 1 win kMP . ..-. .u., prd Koch Furniture Store insurance F prtrir Stiirf n PEN8IV,t h UAHRtuiAAl bU. 1 uiuibiuu iuuwvi and repaired for J1.60 per month ItlCwIllw WiUUlU They need the lest of car. through roA &G..MMU, r guarantee th. be portal. KOCH. Pro.. Automobile, FIRE. Burglary " , rnTt winter-let PflOIie 80 DUpply CO. work RODD, THE TAILOR AST! We pay cut. for second hand 0 "ability, Security 214 H. Coort St CYRUS BROTHERS " J?L DRY CLEANER, 110 Weft Webb atovee r-ngea. Bonda. Aoddant and HeaHh. Portr.lt, de da, or nlgbt, ram or mCTTUKKM WJ J Ph,. III. mw.WebbSt rboa.-w Telephone 4. E. 0. Bid,. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Service guaranteed. Phon. 46 a.'ra.lr. p ' .i i J ' v BEAUTY PARLORS EXPERT WELDING GROCERIES LAUNDRIES PAINTS-WALL PAPER WATCH REPAIRING Beautj Parlor. 1 1 -"sh-1 1 .JJLS! lJSL 1 1 TBOYUUIIORY 1 B0WII STUDIO 11, "john Rosenberg Poeol.r TrW Ttlboa. KB Don't Walt for Repair.. Let U. Weld It. Poultry. Keep away from the waahtub and Po" lfita. J Promptly Dona " " Q"r"tM Itl Main Streo'v. .729 JOHNSON ST. SOS W. Webb St Phone 671 avoid a doctor bill thli winter Amco Huppllea 807 Mala St. Pendleton, Oregon. Comer Coort and Cottonwool - 4 ) V J , J 1 i ... 1 . ' .1 nil, -J. ,gggi i , . - . 1 . .. 1 -BMBBnaaaBBBanawa KSr99 Hlpl liar Ts - !BaF-flBBHHRr'' KtaaaaaH XBaBflpB f (BJH pBBw 4nJBJBP f . .... ' - . - i ' Mawa eanaamfjatMaAnMiBiiiiiiii 1 'n 1 ' In 1 eMMMMMaMnni .A , "THK HUtTU O A NATION COMPANY AND ITS ORCHESTRA, WHICH OPENS A THREE-DAY ENGAGEMENT AT THE OREGON THEATER THVRSDAY. APRIL 27TH. It would be hard Ul count the num ber of people who have been inaklnK Inqulrlee concerning the Identity of Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Wh way all the atomach, liver, and bowel poiaont before breakfaat Tr. ri vna. hprt (1hv in and 4M nut; to feel clean Inside; no aotir hlle to coat your tongue and .Irken your breath or dull your head; no constipa tion, Mlloun nttiukM, ulrk hendachp, colde. rheumatl.m or gnwiy. acid stom ach von must bathe on the Inside like von bathe outside. This Is vnst'.y more Important, because the sltln pores do not absorb Impurities Into the blood, while the bowel poree do, snys a well-known physician. To keep these poisons and toxlr.s well flushed from the stomach, live-, kldnevs nnd bowels, drink before breakfast each day. a glass of not wa ter with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in It. This will Hcanse, purify and freshen the entire aliment ary' tract, before putting more food Into the stomach. n- .-marter notind of limestone phosphnte from your pharmacist It Is inexpensive and almost tasteless, except 11 sourish twinge which Is not unpleasant Drink phosphsted hot wa ter every morning to rid your svsteni of theae vile poisons and toxins; also t prevent their formation. Tn feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became saturated with an ac cumulation of body poisons, begin this treatment and above all, keep It up! As soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and purifying, so limestone phosphate and hot water before breakfaat, act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. one special tune played In the musical licore accompanying "The Birth of a Nation" which comes to the Oregon theater, for three days starting Thurs day Matinee April 27th. It Is the pret ty little air which Elsie Stoneman presumably plays on her banjo and sings as she lakes her place at the Udside of the wounded Southern of. fleer. The best available authority. Qeorfl Kohrler under whose direction the orchestra contributes its part o( the entertainment, labels it an old lloheinlan Polka, popular at the time of the civil war. It Is undoubtedly true, but In several memories there lurks a tantalising conviction that the tune was set to a song In someway connected with the spirit of planta tion life though nobody seems able quite to name It. That isn't the only haunting bit of lovely musical mosaic which so greatly heightens the effect of picture. It Is "In The Gloaming," which always means a romantic pas sage between Margaret Cameron and her Northern SWwethaart, and such dear, familiar airs arf "The Swanee Klver." "Home, Sweet Home," and '"Aud Lang Syne" find their appro priate moments in the story. A pas sage from "Der Freischueti" is heard above the noise of battle, nnd Inten sity of a dramatic situation Is streng thened by the excerpt from "Zampu." while the mounted Confederate troops gallop across the scre.n to the strains of "Light Cavalry." "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from Grieg's "Peer Gynt" suite, adds excitement to the thrilling horror of the flight from burning Atlanta, and the wild cry of the Valkyries as Wagner conceived it. heralds the wild ride of the assembled clans. Sherman's March to the Bea I has "ilarchlng Through C.eorgla" for la setting, of course, and "The Girl I I Left Behind Me" Is eminently fitting In neveral scenes of the story. The (darkles dance to "Turkey In the I Straw" and work to the strains of "The Cnmptovvn Races." and the "Comln' Thro' the Rye" waits carries the Southern heaus and bells through their ballroom diversions. The big moments in the drama, when patrlotle I sensibilities are stirred most deeply, are accentuated by "America," "Dix ie," "The Star Spangled Banner" and "Maryland, My Maryland." The SI- monetti "Madrigal" is recognized In the gentle air played as the loyal Cameron, sacrifice the last of their possessions to the dear cause of the South. Such special themes as appear and reappear to announce the entrance of certain characters, or the intrusion oil certain ideas, were composed by George Brill, the New York musician who arranged the whole score and who deserves generous credit The appealing melody, which plainly char acterizes the sentiment of the young Southern hero for Elate, was called by Brill "the perfect song." Mohair May Go to Fifty Cents Shortage is Reason for Predicted Rise PORTLAND, Ore., April 25. The lost big offering of mohair In this slate for the season was scheduled for si-!e at Eddyville yesterday. The sale 01 the Lebanon pool Saturday at 4s 3-8c a pound, the highest price on record here, has startled the trade, but the demand for hair Is so keen that some are forecasting a 50c mar ket before the season's offerings are brought to an end. With supplies of mohair cut sharp ly during the season and with a great er demand than ever before, the large mohair, mills of the east are very ex cited and the bidding here has right along been at higher prices than the eastern markets are quoting for de livery there. With the principal supplies of first quality mohair produced In Oregon, this state has set the pace for the sea son's prices, "rtie fight between deal ers for supplies has been the keenest ever known here and practically all sales have been made at advances over the previous ones. The fact that it is impossible to se cure Turkish mohair at any price this season has proven an Incentive toward boosting the prices sensationally in this state. El'GENE. Ore.. April 25. Two mo hair pools In Uine county during the latter part of last week brought the growers 46 cents a pound, which 1. said to be higher than Is paid any where else in the state, due to sharp Competition among the buyers. One of the pools was formed at Jasper and consisted of 4300 pounds, while the other consisted of 2600 pounds and was formed at Marcola. William Brown, of Salem, bought the Jasper mohair and E. K Morrison of spring field, the mohair at MarcolM. Hog Market Pays Extra Quotation for Select Stock PORTLAND, Ore.. April 26. Ths run of hogs at North Portland was slightly in excess of that of last Mon day, but there fas a steadier tone in the trade, and one lot of extra quality went at IS. In. and one load at $9.10, while the bulk In the topper division went at $9. General hog market: Choice light weight .009.U liood light weights .80(ff8.S0 Medium weights 8.50if8."5 Rough and heavy 8.00 IT 8.25 Cattle Run Is Short. Itun of cuttle was short in the North Portland yards over Sunday, only 508 head putting in an appearance over Sunday, while a week ago the arrivals were small at 931 head. The big people had some of their own stuff In the ynrds during the day and conditions were considered steady. Ceneral cattle market range: Choice pulp fed steers S S.76 Choice grain fed steers.. 8.35 SI' 8.60 Ordinary grain fed steers. 8.258.40 Choice hay fed steers 8.25r8.50 Good steers 7.50.00 Ordinary" to common steers 6.00 7.00 Choice cows 7.507.75 Ordinary to common cows ..... o ... Choice heifers 7.507.7S Ordinary heifers 7.007.25 Choice bulls 5.50 6.00 Good to fair bulls 4.OO0S.OO Ordinary to common bulls 2.0062.75 Best light calves 8.00 Good calves 7. 00 7.50 Mutton ItcniaiiiK Nominal. There continues a nominal trend in the mutton trade, because practically nothing is available to test extreme quotations. The run at North Port land over Sunday consisted principal I; of direct stuff to a local killer. General mutton and lamb range: Spring lambs $10.00? 11.00 Choice weight yearlings. 10.00 Good to common yearlings 8.759.50 Lest old wethers 8.7." Oood to common wethers 8.00 & 8.25 Choice to light wethers.. 7.758.2.". Good to common ew.s.... 7.007.sO Since the establishment of the For. est Products Laboratory at Madison. Wis., over 120,000 strength tests have been completed upon 130 species of American woods. White, Fort Klamath; William Clark and Leonard Lewis, Alene; Mary Va- vrika and Joe Smidl. Malin; Charlotta Wright. Miller Hill: Jessie De Puy, Midland: Mabel Latta and Hazel Brown. Henley. Klanuitli Content Fixed. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. April 25 The champion speller of the Klam ath county schools will be decided up on here next Friday night. At that time the winners of the district match es will follow herefor a final contest. The following will enter the contest: Elizabeth I.usk and Harry Owens. Klamath Falls; Anna Kueck. Bonanza Harold Brown, Dairy; Audrey Howell. Merrill; Harold Todd. Dodd Hollow: Christine Murdosk and Ermal Ager. Plevna: Helen Turner and .Ruby There is more Catarrh In this section ( the country than .11 other diseases pat to gether, and for rears It was soDOooed to ha , incurable. Doctors prescribed local reme dies, and by constsntly falling to care with : local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly lnft mo,I by constitutional conditions aad therefore require constitutional treatment ' Hall'. Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo. Oblo, Is a ronatlto tional remedy, I. taken Internally and acts thru the Blood on the Uncous Surface, of tbe System. One Hundred Dollar, reward Is offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Cure fall, to cure. Send for circulars sod i testimonials. K. J. CHENEY A CO . Toledo. Ohio, Sold by Druggists. 75e. llall't Family pills for constipation. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN S. BAKER. FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, two funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Phone 76. J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORE Funeral director and licensed em balmer Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Cornet Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 BENTLBY MONTGOMERY. REAL estate, fire, life and accident In surance agent 815 Main street. Phone 404. INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all lands In Umatilla county. Bora and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business. Pay. taxes and makes Investments for non residents. Write, fire, life and acci dent Insurance. References, any bank In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Pre. C. H MARSH. Sec. SECOND HAND DEALERS. V. STROBLH. DEALER IN NET! and second-hand goods. Cast Paid for all second-hand goodi bought Cheapest place in Pendle ton to buy household goods. Comt and gat oar prices. Ill E. Court street Phon. 17 1W VAULTS. THE NATIONAL VAULT CO. PORT land. Ore. Steel reinforced concreta burial vault, air tight, waterproor. ev erlasting. For sale by Pendb ton ua dertakera. AIM'IIITIXT. RAYMOND W. HATCH. ARCHITECT Dee pain Building Phon. 748. Pen dleton, Oregon. MIHCELLANEtil'g- VETERINARY SURGEONS. a W. LASSHN, M. D. V.. COUNTY veterinarian Residence telephone ST; ofOco telephone, SS. ! AUCTION SALES THE BAHToRaV Ionian make, a specialty of an ! tlon sal. bills, cards and advertising ! W. can furnish auctioneer, dark and adTertudoi comptat. that will 1 you of baring a successful sate.