East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 06, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE PAGES D A ILY JSAST OREGONI AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY C.1916. PAGE ELFAEN- I PENDLETON BUSINESSDIRECTOR VI J A Representative List of Pendleton's Business Houses and Professional Men Classified for Ready Me'""c I TuTO WNG GROCERIES " PLUMBINCHEATING ROOMS AND BOARD SIGN PAINTING f 2krTwAgP11Tl CHARLES MILNE II J. W. DYER D. D. PHELPS I tT"! Jr TimTZ !!?mi iu Qkk Delivery. wiwnbiiW m ... whit. Help crniy ploy. If Ell QlCil ffll PRIZIERIBERTSOII Pioneer Bottling Work, electrical contractor. at plcmblno, hkatwo. The ALTA HOUSE ITI 91011 UU. AUTO REPAIR SHOP Paul nemielg.rn. Prop. Eitlmat j Furnumed. fcflSl tH rOC6f jf And Sheet Metal Worker. Un. j. SHKPARD, Prep. CSoMaMntood Street. r,coo8t.orcty5sr MaJ "- Hw-ct - iir p. . CIGAR FACTORIES FEED YARDS HIDES AND JUNK . RUGS CLEANED , Tt Motor Cat Repairs f o W r V C I ( phonTmT ) f Pendleton Hide and Junk .Co. Phon aJSiW 80' f Get Yoar Roks Steam Ckaned 1 cbbm"hSS? jTuwuwi. ' , S M I I K r ur avta Highest oHb price, paid for 2nd peninsular fobnacm. wi ioor ungs oicam Utnto DmHIbIm thii HacHifa! WI RURNS j in v; i l THE ALTA hand good, of an kmds. Rubber. . . . .. p., mmM rMOitwi 5R0e Hfspi.ii , J. DUIMU a TOCKA rinAD ii-T - Auto Tire., Bras.. Copper. Sack WOO&80 tt RlutNl PBt,DLCTON BSRgND """M"" W a. McGARRIOLE MODCBN CYLINDBj URINDHR AND LA I USRV "UtK rprn VADn and RaK. IMlisg W Ml Ml VJ ?nr- Balrln. BHOB REPAIRING ON SCHaWriC OVlB-BlZBD PISTON AND I1MI Banna filled 10c F KL,U I AKU f PLUMBING AND ABATING. YPSST'S.JSSt eJd rtiSfT reebll PBINCIPLML QBOUND. straight and 1'erf.eto SbapB. HIDES. PELTS, WOOL FCB& Tinning and Repair Work. "ISS St We call far and sall'tr Phoa. Tl. Ng... BiKk.Bltk Ska- pbnDLCTON aiAB KkCTOBT. pmdTnDA bW W. Webb b7. Telephone J ( ,o w. Webb b pISdLTON, 0 f 1'" P ITT. 1. Mala AUTO SUPPLIES CLEANING-PRESSING FURNITURE INSURANCE PHOTOGRAPHERS STORAGE BATTERIES TAXI SERVICE f tires and accessor i club rates. f ITH MANUEL FRIEDLY 1 fll . ) storage batteries are ex-1 CARNEY' TAXI CO. 1 Pendleton Rubber jiVEL Koch Furniture Store o ElfiCtriC StudlO rSS?-. puZl Q DC 1 r and guarantee the beet po-lbl. CHA8. KOCH. Pre.. U'0m0 Fut, 214 L Conrt St winter-.. . FhOOe OOU & Supply U. I work. RUDD, THE TAILOR AJfl We pay cash for second hand tl?eeyrl,y p(rtrat, Mdt K CYRUS BROTHER sr. GEORGE HOTEL rr J j DRY CLEANER. S10 Waat W.bb atovea and ranges. Bond"- Acclaent an1 Me1,n- .bin. ?e i. .'call. 728 Cottonwood St, care for them Pr0pt BTTke, daj and algkt TEL JIO. 1- 1 1 Phon, eB. 11T W. Webb 8t rto 8S W Telephone 04. E. 0. Bldg. j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Tric guaranteed. Phone 646 fcawal rrtee M-SO. BEAUTY PARLORS j EXPERT WELDING GROCERIES LAUNDRIES PAINTS-WALLPAPER WATCH REPAIRING RmiiW Parlors III Pd,on Weldin shP 1 1 I- B. JONHSOII & Saks I f TROY LAUNDRY BOWMAN STUDIO I yau F' iirifaa Ijohn Rosenberg DOOUlf railUI EXPERT WELDERS. GroceriM, ConfettJons and Baker.' ,-, 916 Main St.. Tel. J2B-W. 11818 C6 WlCwlBB Wifz-timaloeT, cfA,. scA,cSSi CMh pald E.n "oh drt ;c' per lb. h,oh obpoutba?tml and WkSSbSSSST SS Watclimaker C A,-iMPm Don'? "wait ffl R .t ' PouX ' Keep aw.y from the waahtub and Pt CaotoeDoa "UU U A i opolar Price K9 JOHNSON ST. 203 W. Webb St Phone (71 avoid a doctor bill thla winter , Anaco bnppilea. 807 Mala St Pendleton, Oregon. Ceratt Coart and Cottonwood. Ill Main nm, i 1 J J I J ,- V J K You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish aiiiiiiiiiimimiiimmiiiiiiiiimimmiimiiiiiiMiHiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii increase your hay crop decrease your trouble and John Deere Binder A machine built to go Into a Umatilla county wheat field and stand the strain season after season. Will cut and hind hay from 1 Inches to 6 feet with out clogging. I Come in and -why It Is a lighter draft Wnder. wy It 1ll cut and tic short grain that yon have iK'n losing, -wliy It runs and handiea easier. -uh. It handles light or heavy grain equally. S 5 5 I McClintock & Simpson 5 Pendleton', big farm machinery house. Agent, for the Famous I 400 Krt Court Street, Iendle(on. Mohair Market Shows Heavy Loss Severe Break in Prices Predicted DEAIJKR8 OFFERING NO HIGUEIl THAN 4V A POTND; BUM1 ING EXPECTED. PORTLAND, Ore. May 6. A e vere break In mohair price 1. the preaent outlook according to leader of the trade here. At the present time the trade 1. generally offering 41c a pound, but la ahowing tittle anxiety to take hold even at thi. quotation. Quite a few boat Interest, refined to accept the recent record quotations for hair and the reauit M that they are face to face with enormous losses .a a penalty for holding beyond the market values. in fact, all along the trade here has contended that the price of mohair was elevated this seaaon more be cause of the oompetltlon than any great strength In the eaatern trade. While all agree that mohair prices BUY A let us show you See the John Deere Binder set up iiiour show room and operated by 1 the famous "NEW WHf 6AS0UWE ENGINE, f This air-cooled gasoline engine Is guaranteed to g and go light: of S working oontiiiuallysunder lis full load, without overheating, in any climate under the sun. Come In ami see It do the work. should have been advanced, the ad vance, that did take place were be yunil all expectations In the meantime there conttnues a strong tone for wool, although but lit tle la shown among sheepmen to of fer. BULK SYSTEM GETS FAVORABLE NOTICE IN GRAIN SECTIONS PORTLAND. Ore., May 6 No ac tion whatever aside from reading the fninmuntratlon was taken by the Portland Meri-hanta Exchange in re gard to penalizing the wTieat growers who ship their grain In bulk Instead of In jute bag.. LI. ........ ..,r..r, u , . ... bv bag InfVe.t to force Portland to co operate with Seattle, which has al ready gone on record. In placing the penalty for shipping grain in bulk so high that the practice cannot secure a good start Everywhere In the Pacific north- i un WNnn iiiiiiiiiiiuiiii E expense why It is rigged with outer reel suport. why it run steadier and is easier on your horses. why It take tt lodged strain. why It Is easier of adjustment and shows less wear. John Deere Implements. Telephone 610 west there is much agitation regard ing the building of bulk warehouses tpr grain handling. The Lewlston, Idaho, Tribune, say. that Contractor J. H. Adam has returned from Nei perce, where he has been In conference with officiate of the Farmers' union relative to the construction of a num ber of elevators. The Nez Perce union Is contemplating the construction ol three elevator., two or which will be of very large capacity, wnile plans ol other unions would bring the number to be constructed In the prairie region up to 10 or 12. The Nex Perce union will further consider the plan, at a meeting to be held May 9. A matter to be Investigated Is wnether the sea- i son has advanced to such extent that the elevators could not be provided thla year in convenient time for han dling the crop, in which event con struction would be postpoed to a later time. Mr. Adam states that the union officials are making a most thorougn Investigation of all phases of the sub ject before taking definite steps. Even in the Willamette valley the bulk system Is finding favor. At Al bany a deal has Just been completed whereby M. Senders & Co. has leased from the Oregon Electric Railway company the red warehouse near the west end of Fifth street, opposite the Magnolia flour mllla. The transfer was made today, and M. Senders & "o. will take charge immediately, fitting the warehouse up for the fall business. "Tea, we have taken over the prop erty," said Maurice Senders today. "We are going into the business more extensively and the elevator will be ! a great convenience to us. It will par I tlcularly save in the handling of grain. I for, storing it In bins we will not be forced to buy so many sacks when the market price Is so high. We will fix up the old machinery which is now in the mill and install what new ma chines are necessary." The elevator has a rapacity of from i 100.IMI0 to g 1 20.000 bushels of grain, land the taking of this property over (by (he Senders company means a great deal to the farmers 'VALLEY HOGS ARE THE BEST NOW AVAILABLE (Ml EAT iMPltot KMK.x r MADE l' QUALITY; most V ALIUS ARE 'ST' -ADY. PORTI.AND. Ore., May 6 The Willamette valley has come to the front in bog production, and accord ing to buyer, here the average offer ings from local points are superior to those from other sections. A few years ago Willamette valley hogs were the scum of the trade and values i ruled accordingly. At this time local killers are contracting for them at full ton prices Receipts in the ICorth roruana yurds oper night consisted principally of local stock, and these came for ward on guaranteed prices. General hog market: Choice light weight. 19.00 .05 Good light weight. 8.90 41 8. So Medium weight. 8.60 8.75 Rough and heavy 8 00 8.25 cattle Market Steady. While only a few ocds and end from local point, were offering in the catlle trnde at North Portland for the day the market Is generally consider ed of steady character, with Monday 8 prices still in effect. General cattle market range: Choice pulp-fd steer. . . .18 85 9. 00 Choice anain I' d steers . . 8-75 Ordinary grain-fed steers Choice hay fed steer. . Good steers 1.1! 1.41 8.508.75 i.608.00 Ordinary to common steers I 00 7.00 1 Choice cows I.HI Ordinary, to common cows T.K07 Mi Choice heifer. 7.607 .75 1 Ordinary heifer. ". 00 7 .25! Choice bull. 5.50 6.00 ( Good to fair bulls 4.00 5.00; Ordinary to common bulls 2.00 2. H Rest light calve. 00 1 Good calvea 7.0007 to Choice light weight. 9.00 Good light weight. 8.80 8.9C Medium weight. 8.50 8.76 Rough and heavy . 8.00 8 25 Sheep Trade HnMlng. A small supply of Willamette valley sheep came forward In mixed load, over night. The quality of the stock was only fair, and price, therefore were not well tested. Oeneral mutton ana lamb range: Select spring lamb. . . . .9.S010.25 Best wethers 8.00 Good to common wethers 7. BO Best ewes 7.00 3o,id to common ewes . . 6.50 MVS WAITE TRIED TO SLAY 4 HIS WIFE. 4) O k 11,1 ltbM Picture of Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, on the day he was arraigned FVNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN S. BAKER. FUNERAL Di rector and licensed emhalmer. op poslte postoffice Funeral parlor, two funeral cars Calls responded to day or night Phone 75. 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. Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 63. INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all land, in Umatilla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business. Pays taxes and makes investments for non residents Writes, fire, life and acci dent insurance. References, any bink In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Pres. C. H. MARSH. Sec. BENTLEY ft MONTGOMERY. REAL estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance agents. 815 Main street. Phone 404. VETERINARY SURGEONS. "TTTssFTjiirrv v.. COUNTY veterinarian. Residence telephone 27' office telephone. 20. ATTORNEYS. RALEY ft RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American National Bank Building. i Bfift: CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY for the murder of hi. father-in-law. John E. Peck, smilingly watching a handsome woman entering an auto mobile and remarking. "That is the life, but no more of it for me." NEW YORK. May 4. -Dispatches from Grand Rapids. Mich., indicate that Mrs. Arthur Warren Waite, wife of the dentist now held here for the murder of his wealthy father-in-law, John E. Peck, by poison and germs, was also a victim of her husband's scheme to rid himself of an entire family. At Grand Rapidts it is said that Mrs. Walte is suffering from an innoculation of typhus germs and is undergoing treatment at a sanatari Um at Fraser, Mich. Dr. Waite, since his formal arrai gnment has recovered his composure to a certain extent. Dietitians clan meat with the stimulants. Man Guilty; Bull Clause. CHEHALIS. Wash.. May 5. In the Lewis County Superior court. T. ft, Oore was found guilty of sevond degree assault by a jury after several hours' deliberation. Gore stabbed ' THE OLD RELIABLE' REMEDYFORMEN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. CHICHESTER S PILLS Vv TIIE DIAMOND BRAND.; A rm id i botes, sc Take DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for Sft years k nawn as Best. Safest, Always It eUabie SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORN BY at law. Estates settled, wile deeds, mortgages and contracts drawl.. Collections made Room 17, Schmidt block. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office in Despain building. CARTER ft SMYTHE, ATTORNEYS at law. Office in rear of Ameri can National Bank building. r I'm,-:.! ft, .X tt. tad mrullicYV Ued with Blue RiMx. thee. Bur t fM " JAMES B PERRY, ATTORNEY AT; FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES law. Office over Taylor Hardwarel to travel, demonstrate and sell deaJ company. ere. $25 to 150 per week. Railroad .. 1 fare paid. Goodrich Drug Company, rKTiiKSUiN tt Bionor, anvn neys at law; room 3 and 4. Smith Crawford building. DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice In all state and federal courts. Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Despain building. FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTOR- ney at law. Office in Smith-Craw- ford building S. A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. Office In De spain building. AUCTIONEERS. COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTK N eer, makes a specialty of farmer. stock and machinery sale.. "Th man that gets you the money " Lea I order, at East Oregonlan office. ARCHITECT. RAYMOND W. HATCH, ARCHITECT i Despain Building Phone 711. Pen dleton, Oregon. Deputy County Assessor Severn, re cently, following a dispute over the valuation which Severn, proposed to put on a bull belonging to Gore. . Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, u the cannot reach the Mt of the dlaeue. Ca tarrh Li a local disease, greatly lariMaeM bf constitutional conditions, and la order te care It yon must take an internal remedy. Hair. Catarrh Core i. taken Internally nd act thro the blood on the mocon. or fares of the system. Hair. Catarrh Cora was prescribed by one of the best physici ans In this country for yeara It Is em posed of some of the best tonic, known, combined with some of the beat blood purifiers. The perfect combination of tbo Ingredient, in Hall'. Catarrh Car I what produces such wonderful results In catarrhal condition.. Send for testimonial., free. P. J. CHENEY A CO., Prop.., Toledo, O. All Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR BIDS FOB STREET SPRINKLING. Notice Is hereby given that sealed blda will be received at the office of the City Krrorder. in Pendleton. Oregon, np to 5 o'clock P. M . on May 16, 1916, for sprlnkl lag the unpaved streets of The City of Pendleton for the season of 1916. For the purpiM of sprinkling, the City will be divided Into district, as follow.; ' District No. 1 All that part of the City lying north of the Umatilla River. Dlstrtyt No. 2 All that part of the City Ivtng south of the I'matilla River and eaat of Main Street. District No. 3 All that part of the City lying smith of the I'matilla River and' west of Main Street. No street that has been paved to be in cluded In the contract. Each bid most specify the price per man and team per month, straight time, man and team to be under the direction of the Street Commis sioner when not engaged in street sprlnkl lng: the City to furnish sprinkling wagons and water. Each hid must be accompanies bv a certified check In the .am of Owe Hundred Dollars ! made payable id the order of the Mayor of The City or Pendleton, as an evidence of good ftltb, the same to be forfeited to the City If the bidder is successful and refuses to sign the contract with the City in accordance with the terms of this notice, and to be retnrnetl to the bidder If unsuccessful. The Com mon Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. In Its discretion. Dated this 4th day of May. 11)16. THOS. FITZ(iKUALD. City Recorder. SECOND HAND DEALERS. jv. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEW and second hand goods. Caab I paid for all second-hand goods bought Cheapest place in Pendleton to buy I household goods. Come and get 'r prices. 219 E. Court street Phon j 27 1W. FEMALE HELP WANTED. Dept 51. omaha, Nehr AGENTS WANTED. ELDER LT MEN DESIRING LIGHT employment can mate good wagea wiling our FI LL LINE ol popular priced Nursery Stock. Outfit fur- msned. investigate Address Puclfi. Nur8ery company. 122 1-2 Grand Avenue. Portland.'' iiiHNHitiiiiiuiuNiimimiiiiiuiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiwiimiiiiiiiiiiiu