East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 12, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 12. 1916 LEHMAN HOT SPRINGS J. M. ROYER, Manager. :V Blue Mountains Mott Popular Health and Pleasure Reeort. OPENS JUNE 15th Hotel Thoroughly Renovated and Rates Reasonable CABINS FOR RENT. FREE CAMPING GROUNDS. You Will Iike Our Meals Swimming, Dancing, Hunting, Bowling, Fishing, Hot Mineral Water. Trend of Wool Continues Higher 1 !. The trend ol While foreign market have contln upward for the ef-j bed depressed, the action of the Chi- Union Pacific System Ranks FIRST Among Travel Route of the United States in W SfRVICf. EQUIPMENT the three things that count most in making travel pleasant. Take advantage of Low Round Trip Fan s and go East this summer via the cool, smooth, granite- clean Union Pacific. Ask for "TOUR" literature and the cost of a journey "back home." Union Pacific is the pop ular route to YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Include a visit with your eastern trip. Through Sleeping Car Service di rect to the Park. T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent. R. BURNS, D. F. & P. A., Walla Walla. A BIG FACTOR IN EUROPEAN WAR ROUND TRIP FARES Braver s.w.oo Omaha 00.00 Kansas (In . 60.00 .St. IjhiIh 71.20 tilling" 72.M) Detroit , , . N3.50 Washington i on.. mi IWwton 110.00 New York 1 10.70 IKMummmmammmimmmmmmmmmmi i n i mm wise; BOSTON. June pool prices in iitill feet of the recent imposition of an embargo on the exportation of wool from Austria has been to further strengthen the price view of the Am erican sheep raiser. The British war department had or dered a consul of wool supplies to be taken with an idea of finding out Just how England and her allies are fixed In the matter of supplies of raw material. This action gives rise to hopes that 'ago mai ket was more favorable. The latter market reflected the crop dam age news, and this aided the general American price. Foreign wheat depression Is due pri marily to the fact that stock of wheat abroad are rather liberal, and with reported huge carry orer by export ing countries, European Interests are Mill hopeful that the price can be kept down. m the other hand, the much weak- the embargo on the exportaUon of ! er feeling in freights la a factor of Australian wools will be of short du ration. A good deal of speculative activity has been observed in foreign scoured wool with price rising. Sales of some of the beat of these wools have been made as high a 82 cents to 8! cents. Boston receipts were 4,724,812 pounds domestic wool and 8,438,949 pounds of foreign. SWINE MARKET HAS A DEPRESSED TONE IN PORTLAND TRADE mui h Importance to the trade, and to the price of the cerval. The price of freights to Europe la destined to have much Influence upon market conditions during the coming weeks-, In fact, thl influence is expected to I much more marled than during the last season. Flour Selling price: Patent, $5, Willamette valley, .50; bakers' local, I4.60&5: whole wheat, $6 46; graham. 16.20; dye flour, 5.J5 per bar rel. Hay Buying price: Willamette val ley timothy, fancy, 120; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, $216 22; al lalfa, J2MJ22. Grain sacks 191 g nominal No. 1 Calcutta, 13c In carlots; less amounts are higher. Rolled oats 16.504 6.75 per barrel. ED OIJJNg II v a PLACE ItOWLAjrD AS MGK a .BELGIAN RATTLESNAKE. An automaUc machine gun. that weighs, but a trifle more than the rifles carried by our soldiers In the Spanish-American war. Is being used with great success In the European war. The gun Is the Invention of a retired American army officer. The gun was first used by the Bel gians, in their resistance to the (Ger man advance throigh their country. It Is said that the gun delayed the advance of the (iermans for two months when it was thought they would be able to force through in two week". ' named the gun the "Bf snakes." The magazine is a wheel, holding tort) -sec. can throw these shells at of 6101 shots h minute. "he II lgian rattle prooket-Hke ii shells. It i maximum r ten shots PORTLAND," Ore., June 12 There was a badly depressed tone In the hog market at North Portland for the week with a very liberal run. In fact the depression in swine values was general all over the United States for the same period. With practically no purchases of provisions reporter! recently by Euro pean interests at eastern centers and with a big run "if hogs in sight the market has dragged wearily all week. Locally the trade has been sick. Buyers were extremely bearish in their Price ideas and while at times ship pers held back their offerings for more money, they either had to sell or I take the stuff home. Of course the I latter was practically impossible. General swine market range: 'choice light weights Il.tOVt.lI I'iood light weights 8.10k.Ja ! Medium weljhts 8.00 8.05 . Bough and heavy T.ttg I, 1,1 rattle Market is lower. With record breaking ocpplloo of Mexican cattle fed In California, of fering in the local vards during the week and with much heavier sup I lies expected during the coming six dais, considerable depression W0J shown in the trade generally at North : Portland. Aside from the southern offerings there was little stuck available in the I cattle division during the week. Oeneral cattle market range; (choice grass steers .... S8. "Si t.t I 'Ordinary to common steers t.OOfl T.OO ChotOO cows 7.25 Ordinary to common cows 7,9907. II I Choice heifers 7.5" ordinary heifers 7.9907.28 (Choice bulls 5.50(1 .00 liiood to fair bulls 4.90491.00 'ordinary to common bulls 1,0001.71 Test light calves t.99 ! Hood calves 7.00'ji 7.5" Mutton Trade Higher. With disappointing runs of sheep end lambs at North Portland for the week, the local market was not only stiong, but In some instances sales of! at the miserable showing of the Whit ri Northern Pacific Ry. THE YELLOWSTONE PARK LINE GET THE BENE f i t THROUGH TRAINS EAST NONE BETTER COURTEOUS TREATMENT SUPERIOR DINING SERVICE. EASTBOUNO SUMMER XCURSION DAILY FROM JUNE 1. V. S. LAJTD OPHNING. CafTlll Reservation Register tor a chance Jaty 5tk to I tod, at Wilbur, Wash., the reservation Gateway The official drawing will be at Spokane, July 27th; aak the agent. Round Trip Hometwekers' Rate TO MONTANA, and return. Low, attractive. Let us explain them. TO CALIFORNIA, have your ticket read from Portland via the "Great Northern Pacific S. S. Co. Fast Palatial Steamships, making train time (but 26 hours at sea.) Low fares, with berth and meals included. Tickets and full information WALTER ADAMS Agent, Pendleton, Ore. A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. Portland, Ore. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL, June 7-9. LOW FARES. lured and were beginning to take on color. It is stated by the growers that How'. Thu? We offer one Hundred Iiollare Kewarit the drop is due to the cold rains in the ; for any rase of Catarrh that i-anuot be cared early part of the season that devital ized the fruit to the extent that it by Hall's catarrh Care. Hall's Catarrh Care has bren taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five could not recover and respond as the years, and has becoate knows as the most rename remedy tor i atarrh. tun ca tarrh Core acts thm the Blood on the Mu season advanced The crop estimate of the valley originally made was ap proximately 15 carloads of Rings. Black Republicans and Lamberts and 50 tuns of Royal Anns. Wllmer Slcg sales manager of the Apple Growers' association states that this estimate will probably be reduced one-half. coot surfaces, expelling the 1'olson- tram the ftlood and healing J diseased portions. After you hare taken Hall's Catarrh Care for short time yon will see a great Im provement In yoor general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Cure at once aad get rid of catarrh. fend for testimonials, free. F. J. CIIESKY k .. Toledo, Ohio Sold by all Iirngglsts. 75c. Pure air is blue, because, as New-1 ton tells us, the molecules of the air' have the thickness necessary to reflect j the blue rays. When the sky is not! perfectly pure the atmosphere is RACK ACHE IS DISCOURAGING. WEATHER WILL BE FAIR IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST WASHINGTON. June 12 North Atlantic States: overcast and cool Hut Not So Had If You Know Row to Reach the rouse. be EDDIE PXANK CHICAGO. June 12 Rumors 1 float that Charles Oomiskey is con-, first half Of the week; the latter half templating a change of managers. The r the week will be fair and warmer, old Roman, it is said, is discouraged. South Atlantic and East Gulf States: Nothing more discouraging than a i ther with local showers will pre-! constant backache Lame when you 1 during the first half of the week; : awaken, pains pierce you when vou bend or lift. It's hard to work or to rest. Backache often Indicates bad Pendleton people recom mend Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this case: vai the latter half of the week will , lair with rising temperatures. , Middle Atlantic States: Partly ov i crcast and cool weatner with occasion-1 kidneys arelal showers will prevail during the Sox. who every second. The gun has been ad opted by France and England, and In the latter country more of these guns are being turned out every day than the total amount of machine gun equipment In possession of the passage I'nited States government. Coo Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES HOT TAHALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood St. Phone B67. Pendleton, Or. British Officer Arrested. SHATTER, June 12 Captain H. J. Thomsen. of the Canadian army, was arrested by special agents of the Uni ted States department of Justice, charged with violation of the neutral ity laws in recruiting men for the Amertean legion In Seattle. It Is al leir. ,1 i h ,i e'liotitin ThnoiHfii bargain- ltd with J. I). Gould, a member of the national guurd of Washington, seek ing to induce Mr. Gould to enlist in the legion, while a dlstaphone re corded every word of the conversa tion. Robert Wolf. Captain Thonisen's assistant, was also arrested. Mr. Gould says that . Captain Thomsen promised Mm Ifi'i acres of government land anywhere in Cana da if he survived the war. and said that he had obtained 12 enlistments in Tacoma. Hoquiam, Port "Angeles and other Northwestern cities. lambs were made at a higher price Oemand for mutton and lambs wasiprobat at all times during the week some what better than offerings and this held prices aloft. General shorn mutton and range: Select spring lambs . . t ... tt.000) t.ll l!est yearlings 7.50ii 7.75 Good to common wethers 6.700) 7.00 I Pest ewes 5.60 Good to common ewes... 5.i)Hi 5.50 Frequent thundershowers are proba- as ble during the week with temperatures paper, stack up the best team in the Ainer- near the normal. lean League. West Gulf fetates: If a change in managers is made showers probable ' a thorough and complete reorganixa lambjtion of the South Side club will also be eilected. according to reports. Comiskey has wnat is probably the Bilious attacks. When you have a bilious attack your liver fails to perform Its functions You become constipated. The food you eat ferments in your stomach in HIGHER PRICES BUT NORMAL, MARKET IS SHOWN FOR CEREALS Local thunder- auring the next three days followed by fair weather the balance of the week; temperatures will be normal. Ohio Valley and Tennessee and Re- ....... :. ...... in .M.. bn "ii with eion of the Great Lakes: t'arti Eddie Collins, Joe Jackson, Ray cloudy weather with local showers j After I used Doan's Kidney pills a Schalk and other stars, in fact, it is and thunderstorms the first half ofj'hoH time, all these trouble left ii i r dim L woo auic iu worm ail ud7 with ease My health is fine now and my back is strong " William McGregor, prop, horse shoeing shop, W, Alta and Ann sis., Pendleton, says: "Kidney complaint came on me suddenly and I got so bad that I couldn't bend my back to shoe a horse. The kidney secretions were filled with sediment and pain ful in passage. I had no strength at all and my back was lame and sore. so heavy that it at one time brought the week, the latter half will be fair; i ensure from the otner cities in me temperatures win oe Deiow mrwium. league with suggestions that "Commy lor the season. is trving to bu a pennant." Plains States and Upper Mississippi Uespite this, however, the Sox have Valley: Local showers probable the ."lumped since the season opened and next two days, followed by fair weath- stead of digesting This inflames the! ket was a nominal affair. stomach and causes nausea, vomiting und a terrible headache. Take Cham berlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and ' , . ,i will Bnnn ha aa woll a a at,.r Th. er the balance ol me weeK; tempera tures will average near or below the seasonal normal. me to the managership was not learned. I Rocky Mountain and Plateau, Re-r- but it is rumored that Eddie Collins' gions. Generally fair weather during u with favor for the the week: first half of the week cool : with frosts in northern portions, lat- ! ter half of the week will be warmer. today are near the bottom. PORTLAND. Ore. June 12 Higher I whether the reported change la prices were generally forced for Wheat j rolvt elevating a man from the ranks in the Portland trade during week, although at the best the m Price 50c. at all dealers Doa't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. McGreegor had. Foater-Milburn Co., Props.. Buffalo. N. T. is being looked orly cost erywhere .- n quarter. -AdT Obtainable v The government report was of chief interest to the trade during the week. Showing, as it did. a very liberal de- cherry Crop. Rliird. crease in the prospective out put all HOOD RIVER, "re.. June 12. The mpared with final 1915 figures. Hood Itiver valle cherry crop has there was much more Inclination am-1 been Breath reduced during the out 1C0 -llll long the trade to take hold. ' week on account the cherries that of it heavy crop in were one-half ma- Pacific States: Generally fair weather with normal temperatures: local showers probable however In the North Pacific states Tuesday or Wed nesday. E. H. HOWIE. Forecaster CHICHESTER S PILLS TBE DIAMOND stun , Ji a.Awaswiifew wus Intro is Best. SahtUnnlilubk SOtD BY DR1601ST5 tVliiYWHtRt v m SHIPS LOST IN GREATEST NAVAL FIGHT OF THE WAR Hong Kong Oaf a JJfl) NOODLE PAKI-OK8 Noodles AND Chop Suey nnislde Tray Order a Specialty. Roxe for ladle and gentlemen. OPEN DAY AND ALL MIGHT MEALS Mc VXD VP, Special -Chicken Sunday. Dinner 548 Main Street Next to K. O. Blf. Ptaow 08 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORK Funeral director and licensed em i Calmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Call' j responded to day or night. Corner ! Main tad Water streets. Telephone 63 ATTORN F S RA1.EY & RALET. ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American National Bank Building INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS MARKS HARTMAN ABSTRACT Ci reliable abstracts of title to all. block lands In Umatilla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business Pays taxes and makes investments for non reslduits Writes, fire, life and acci dent Insurance. References, any bint in Pendleton JAMES JOHNS. Pres. C. H. MARSH Sec. GEORGE W. COl'TTS. ATTORNEY at law, Estates settled, wll-, deeds, mortgage and contracts drswt: Collections made Room 17, Schmidt FEE & FEE. ATTORNEY'S AT LAW. Office in Despaln building. BENTLET & MONTQOMBRT, REAL estate, fire, life and accident insur ance agents. 816 Main street Di tie ! 104. CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNEY at law Office In rear of Aine-.i-Mn National Hank building AUCTIONEERS. COL. W. F. YOHNKA, AL'CTION eer. mike a specialty of farmer' stock and machinery sales "The man that gets you the money." Eeav rders at East oregonian office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN S, UAKER FrKUATTTjL rector and licensed embalmer Gp ii'islte postolfice Funeral parlor, two luneral cars Calls responded to day or night Phone 75. MONTA.N FARM I VND8, I AMES I law ( company, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Lands In eastern Montana at 13 60 PERRT. ATTORNEY AtI1 ,lS p,'r a'Tl' " tor 'inning r grazing easy terms. r or inror u at:on write "r 00 VI B Holt, Miles City, .M'int.ina. over Tayl Hardware .' Wv-W' .w BLaaMiMNMiii thelorpedo boat destroyers, were lost. I Among the largest ships reported to I have none down arc the British super- have just reached this country. It Is ,,, n;ii,, i,,i ib., iter- man liattleshlp I'oinmern. VETERINARY SURGEONS, cTvLsSiNTTirrT vTHNTi veterinarian. Residence telephone I 27; office telephone. 20 PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOlt BO s at law; room 3 and 4. Smith Crawford building. In the great naval buttle In North Sea on May 31. reports of which hed this country. It Is believed that 111 British war vessels, and six German ships, including five , union ind married a complement ot SECOND HAND DEALERS. OUOLA8 w. bailey. ATTORN an at law Will practice in all state nd federal court. Rooms 7, 8 ami . Despaln building. much lan edi - lugaTTblanos'iif "kvkrv ik Oorlptioa (or county court cln ult court. Justice court, real estate, etc., for sale at East tiregnti. in office V. STR0BLE. and second DEALER IN hand goods. N'.v Casl FREDERICK nev at law. more than TOO men she had a speed rmj,) for nil second-hand good booth forj building BTB1WB Office in t. ATTOR. Smith-Crow- LEGAI. BLANKS OF EVERY r cr'.ption fir county court. elr-oH ourt fMtloa Court, real estste, etc 'or isle at Kail i iregnntsn cfflc KOIII TE ft. The Warsplte was of f knots an hour. The Pommem was a i ,i i with a speed of 1 ! knots 00 tons , 36 men and officers. Cheapest place in Pendleton to Hi; mill ton ship household goods. Come and get 0"ir and carrier prices. 219 E Court street rhont I71W. ja A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AN! counsellor at law. Office In De , spaio building RAYMOND W. HATCH, Alti'lHTI I ft Despnln Building phone 70. Pn dUton, Oregon.