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PAGE SEVEN EIGHT PAGES Come In! I Umatilla County's Wheat Crop Good The water's fine at North Beach Queen of North Pacific Resort (By flyman h. Cohen.) I'm it:ii;i coQIIty never had a wheal erne, failure its lone ai the memory of the Inhabitants run ami that Is er extended period, when It nines 111 the king of aside frnm the bttCKaroo till! COWIty thinks of llttlt ierit ilH. In fact. days, uma- I Ml' the than for several days ami prices helil generally steady at firm, to t'ra -Usually higher levels. Wheat was the controlling Influence over these two grains and the action of the mar ks) leader wag readily reflected. Following are today's opening grain bubal prices: )lv ra?h When -Jul 11. OB 1-4; .September, Ocean and weather arc just right at this best of all Pacific Northwest beaches. GO NOW! We will he glad to help you plan the trip. Ask for the New Folder describing NORTH BEACH. It's free. Fares, tickets, reservations, and full information upon applica tion to T. F. O'BRIEN, AGENT 0-W. R. R. & N. Co, UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM pull the erop out of the pOOf bawd re l.e-t. I.ast season Umatilla county dueed in round figures 4,1 bushels of wheat. The normal In the county Is J.nOO.000 from Thin year the crop will prohi !the latter figure, if not a fraction II OK 3-4; De In the more. torn July .hi ,., r .,., i, win It will not oe the pride lands iwemoer, oj .i h. ,. . ,i. ,.rr,, ,i In volume of Umatilla county, the east end that will Oats- July, 40c; .September, 3'J 5-8 iiro.luotlon and better in uualltv. eld old Umatilla In producing This statement 1 scarcely would crP wh'at. thta fas?n have dared make a few days ago. be I'h'Te l.lll DP l-4c. fair I December, 41c. It will bi cause it did not seem possible with out stretching the truth. It will be j . . ... , SlltlW a milllcniiai i luiu. ... i sections oi wie coiiiu in re so-called poor lands that will give HOGS UP TO S8.80 IN thin season's crop any sort of stand- AM -aim rp on !ri while the Pliol Rock section rUKILAWD; CsAlN Or 20 and the Echo lection will probaHj CENTS OVER SATURDAY lllilllllllllll i in somi fact. In a majority of the places that I will pull out the i ro)i from the de gression that it has .-tiown for a num I her of months. Season iwni from start. Vkli nun h is certain. Umatilla 1 count) is tboul to harvest much 9 better crop than anw.ne COUld have S5 I expected up U thli time the present 3b season. I'nlike the showing of lilt, ! tin If was little the w In-. it M. 1 1 wheat production than 1915, the PORTLAND, Ore, Umatilla reservation the pride if llvestcx k. market took the northwest wheat suctions and its turn In hogs Honda) arby neighbors of the Athena. We.' n and Milton sections, will have the allest showings for years. Hail Damage Is visible In fact. I visited the better lanu Hons of the county with Judge J. July 11. -The another upward m,, ruing, prices popping up 20 cents from Saturday's closing. Cattle and sheep shipments were, most liberal, with steer prices stiffen-j lug up alongside those of swine. In all transactions there was an air W .Maloney. vears; a resident for over 30 of firmness, and there were predic tions that the buoyancy will likely re- "SPEED EM Ur La Grande, Oregon, July 22-23 FOURTH ANNUAL RACE MEET. $1000 IN PURSES National Champions will exhibit. "SPEED EM UP" I county since the time the first seed II WM sown in the fall of 1915, unti' ind he was forced to .say tr.it i enoouragamtnt in the stand of wheat fn the so-called main Indefinitely, yet asked for a lUttOQk in Umatilla better land section was the poorest reason there could te no definite one he had ever seen. Nevertheless .Indue given The war, of course, is played Maloney, who is a farmer was nit upon, the export demand being great- SB 'a bout two weeks in so ago First o' inclined feel nearly had aft' i er than lor s"me months. ill. the early crop was sown In the dust. It was a bad season from the start. The seed of the wheat went Into the ground or dust along with Injunction (I (Vmtimicd I force No date was set for a final, the seed of the weeds The two came TAUOMA. July 10 Judge Cush- hearing. The Judge wild that the up together, and for a long time there ,..lr.. on latuMA. .lnrl lnKi,r.nin. Hid nrt ftmnt to ohow'was Some OUCStlon .'IS to Whi, h Would striking longshoremen continued In that union men had not attacked the Sperry milL seeing his neighbor crops as when te started. lie knew his crop was fuMy 15 to 20 bushels less than the Ml years, but still he had about the best showing In the whore district. Around Pulton station the damage from the recent hail storm was plain ft BEFORE You let any work in our line, don't forget to get our prices. Estimates Kindly furnished on any kind of stone, brick and cement work. S. RUGO & CO. Telephone 461 NO HEADACHE OR "WEEDS USED ix MEDICINE"' Is the title of a very interesting 1 pamphlet recently circulated by the 1". 8 department of agriculture. It illustrates and describes the medicln-j al quallttei Of roots, leaves and Tow ers of our most common weeds, w hich ' NEURALGIA PI Get a 10 cent package of Dr, James' Headache Powders and don't suffer. RUST RUMORS SEND UP PRICES IN CHICAGO id I CHICAGO, July nt wheat prices irday Reports i 11. Black soaring again oncerning this ru.-t new were receive'! points in the Lydia K. Pinkhams Vegetable Torn pound was originated more than fortv years ago, and the demand for It has increased until it Is now recognized II the standard rented for female Ills Adv. MOTHER ASKS WHY TEACHERS DID NOT GO WHITE TO YOUR FRIENDS OK Monogram Stationery W. G. SMITH & CO. WEDDINf! AND VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BLDO.. PORTLAND. OR When your lead aches you simply must have relief or you will go wild. It's needless to suffer when you can take u remedy like Dr. .lames' Hcad .ulie Powder! wd relieve the pain anil neuratgU at BOOS. Send someone to the drug store now for u dine package f Dr. James' Headache Powders, i i, t -iiITit! In a few moments you - .'I feel line headache gone no ttOrS j Meson, the county is going to prodii, HI ilgil pals, a crop that will surprise almost every one The heads of wheal are amon "" the heavies! ever In I secure mastery. Then it was tound lv visible. In other sections tne vo tl,o the an,lll,.-t nlntor Tilantill" for ,.f rainfall l:.S tr SO SCVCrS manv vears had been made. that the soil was tttcrally packed nature s remedies for disease Vor , while it was honed that there pound the Plants and It is a wonder Fr,'m 'he a"d h6rhs would he a sufficient Increase in the that Umatilla count Is going to 1 spring sown area to make up at least t crop at all. for the deflclenc) in the fall crop, but even this proved disappointing, and the total area sown was scarcely more than three-fourths of the norm ,1. or two thirds that of last season. (Top WW Be Surprise, To make matters vorse. it was n verv wet fall, after the rains start to come; and this wits accompaple hV unseasonable, cord weather. Th Seed failed to germinate as In normal (train belt and pre. ip: . . . a . . ,.,,11 inntnlMiint T I seasons, and tne stooong was lar tne "'' ' - . . , pelled to explain to a committee of I res, known This would have ben were heavy b, e. , f a h ' h ; . mosl -Its- raging even if I, had no, ft hour, . "r h rdav why tney are not down on the been aided by the extremely cool ing was more actne than for eexe prlng weather. hlc left the plants weeks. Some oi cna raosi w In a verv poor condition. traders, nowevei. m.. . m o.- ...v. - . ri..v.,i . etinnarv movement based on 'lie in,- i.,,.-, , n,. in, .i ,,i, ii ... ehi.n,.. I,, th. fm.ftll. ...,,rv and weaker technical domestic position it will make good. Even with the chance secured at the tail end of the PORTLAND, nre.. July V Profes- ip damage imlmrtant Hated a stronger I ""'s riaos .iunmuu aau .ainuei .uu movement. Commission noii-ei,-- '""' the Mexican line with the machine gun Company of the Oregon National Ouard recruited fmm among the boys in the school. The mothers, all of j ... .am- l. It. .., H.n-a 1....-U in ,hu . i.-i ,. , - , ,- the nmrkei and used uniavoraom mi- '- " " eign claims It was pointed OUt that headed by Mrs. John U Mav. wife of the foreign demand ror the best Lieutenant Colonel May. of the Third ,.. , ,.,,r .i.h mile call for "I'l Oregon, She has two sons in the n ks. The later ft good call today ,1ns were in fair- from domestic A Few Reasons Why SHE'S A VOLUNTEER Cook Witti Gas It Is Handy It Is Cheap Wastes No Fuel It is Clean and Cool in Summer, and is Absolutely Safe. Phone us and we will estimate the cost of Installation. Ranges and Water Heaters Sold on Easy Terms. Pacific Power & Light Company Phone 40 r company. Professor Mangold explained that he had joined the company and dril ld the bos. hut had finally been compelled to quit because of his wile's illness and the consequent in creased demand which his family made on his time. He offered to leave his family and join the com panv if the mothers present wouid e e entertainment furnished by the Echo- Ittea, WHEAT PHTtS CP Mim Opal Shipley was taken to St. IJf HIS BATTING. Anthon's last Mor fay for treatment gt for a malady which seized her several days ago. A large barn Is onder course of construction on the Slusher ranch. Mrs. i. J. Danington and daugh ters. Mrs. W. O. Paine and Mias Dor ris Darrlngton of Freeno, Calif-, ar rived last week to spend the summer in this locality. Mrs Darrlngton Is sister of Mrs. J H. Hendricks and the mother of Mrs. Charlie h'anshler. Hall N. and Aubrey Byers arrived last week from Marble Hill, Mo , to join their parents, Mr. and Mrs Lin coln By era. who came here early last spring. Mrs Frank Wehb and daughter. Ada. of Racine, Mo., arrived last .Sunday to spend several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. T Williams, our No lin merchants, who are Mrs. Webb'i parents, and with J. C. Williams a brother, and well known Nolln wheat raiser A pink pajama party was given by Mrs. Charlie Fanshier last Saturday night and was well attended, consid ering the heavy rain that fell during the evening Those attending were Mrs. U G. Darrlngton. Mrs. W. Q. I'aine and Miss Dorrls Darrlnfton, re cent irrivals from Fresno. Calif, tflsaa Florence Morton, Margra Ire land. Ethel Hall. Elsie Strever and Edith r.ic'.-.ardson, rrcm Pendleton. Lunch was served ut midnight In cafeteria style thej this ih. i in itives. iht he ought to do was a chorus of Professor May read a statement, prepared in advance, in which he stat ed '.hat he had taken no part In the formation of the company and. while he once strongly considered joining, decided not to when he found that it wai to he under the 0. X. G. and a part of that organisation instead of ItrictU :t school company. His state ment was attacked in many particu lars by many of the mothers. Professor Mangold said that Adju tant General White had assured the 1' is that as long as he was adjutant general and Governor Wiihycombe v as governor they would not be call ed out for foreign service, and neither would they lie required to do strike BIG BATTLE NEAR AT HAND 3IMK) VILUSTAS AND El I. M M Bl.lt OF CABIt AXZISTAS AWAIT Cl.ASH. EL PASO. July le. A battle be tween 3000 Villlstas, , under Callxto Conteras and an equal number of Carranzlstas is eminent near Las Nle vas. Durango, Gonzales announced this - i afternoon. Contreras withdrew from Itaca to Las Xievas Pursued by a Car ranaa column under Arrieta. The the VllltataS entreni heil. i snroruinarv ler, have been coin- h.tti. in n.et. of the Xho fifth Massnchnsett. Infantrf star ,'iis year, but tneir lamentations-..s ordered to the big bend district are at an end as Wheat seems to hav- . inlnM miw. rnid. h were reported to be menacing that section. ZACH VJ-rETiT Admirers of Zach Wheat. Brooklyn outfit numerating the poor ratting hit his stride again t'p to a Week ago Wheat was batting less than .Jj". hut now he is going at a good clip and will soon be in the .300 class If he continues in his ' resent streak. In a recent game against the Giants wheat scored three of Hie six runs amassed by the Brooklyn Aur.raila has fixed flour at tit 75 a ton the price of NOLIN FOLKS ENJOY PICNIC HELD AT ECHO 1 Mr Michael Francis O'Dwyer, wh recently made the significant state-1 nient that the district of Jhang. In dia, is to be treated to a measure of , "firm government." m the face of' native unrest, knows the country from! official connection with it. Hej Is Lieutant-Governor of the Punjab, and has been associated with Indian 1 affairs since 1896. when he became Yoakum were well represented director of the department of lane' Echo picnic on the tth and everybody I records and agriculture. Punjab. j cam How's This? We offer One Hundred IHdlars Reward fur any case of catarrh tbat ciunoi be cured t,.. Ball! Catarrh Cure. Ilall's Catarrh Cure bas been taken h catarrh sufferers fur the past thirty Nv YOAKt M ALSO REPRESENTED; years, and lias become known as th mini OTHER NEWS NtrTES OF THE i rlill.t1 remedy for Catarrh. Hall's 0 uim.it r' "r ,Mr' Itarrt Cure acts thin the Itlood on the U. NOLIX SECTION. '"us snrfaies. expelllog the Poison from the Illood sad healiug .e diseased purtlou. (Fiot oree-nnlftti !n.rl!iM After you hare taken Hall e Catarrh Cure (juist tiregonian special.) (or , thlir, tl(B(. vu wjn ( grw J" NOUN. Ore. July 10. Nolln and prill Hal In your general health Start it the mking Hall's Catarrh Cure at once and get nu oi catarrn. .send lor testimonial!. fre. it t pnnvirv x. i ,,.i home well pleased with the free Sold by all risggWs. flit. 1 CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiw) Known For It's Strength IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM. Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. First National Bank PENDLETON. OREGON is hereby granted the right to act aa Trustee, Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Federal Reserve Board. By C. S. Hamlin, Governor. 1 i 3gg3C 3d ' MllllllllllllllllllM IIIIIIIHII SECURITY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin When Jack started with his nation al guard company for the Texas border she was determined she would not remain a tnaid all her lile. she n 1 1 rather b a w idow. 90 she went out land found this wonderful creation, Sl an, I :t ias in this Ihat they were inar. 1 1 tried the day he boarded the train 'or 5 1 the south. 5 It was a sleeveless wedding gown Itomething very unusual. The bodice consisted ot ii high loose girdle of lace with shoulder strain maje el lands of line set with pearls that hung in loopi on either side. The skirt was draped Breetan stvle over 1, ands of the pearl set lace that cross ed In front and continued looselv around the bottom of the girdle. A frill of lace that matched tin- gir.lU' shows in the slit at the bottom of the skirt tulle veil was drawn slmp'v over the forehead and caught with orange bloMOmi at The back. Th' bride carried a ptayer book bound In white with a shower of lilies of the valley tied with white ribbon. INSURANCE AND I.ANn BUSINESS HA HTM AN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES j I reliable abstracts of title to all; hinds in Umatilla county. Buys and; sells all kinds of real estate. Does j a general brokerage business. Pays j taxes and makes Investments for non residents Writes, fire, life and acci-1 dent insurance. References, any bank In Pendleton JAMES JOHNS. Pres. C. H. MARSH. Sec. BENTLET A MONTGOMERY. REAL , estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance agents. 816 Main street, ph.ne 404. VETERINARY St KOKONS. , Cv"lErMrv7COt,NT veterinarian. Residence telephone 1 27: office telephone, 20 sixxiND HAM) DEALERS. vT"sTr7)BLE DECKER IN NEA and second hand goods. Caer paid for all second-hand goods bough' Cheapest place In Pendleton to buj household gooiis. Come and get o'li prices. 219 E Court street. Phont 27 1 W. ATTORNEYS. RAI.ET & RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American National Bank Building. GEO ROE W. COUTT8, ATTORNEY at law. Estates settled, wlli. deeds, mortgagee and contracts drawn. Collections made Room 17. Schmidt block. FEE & FEB. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office In Bespaln building. CARTER SMYTH E, ATTORNEY at law Office In rear of Ameri can National Bank building AUCTIONEERS COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Al CTION eer. makes a specialty of fannertr rtock and machinery galea. "The man that gets you the money " Leave orders at Bast oregonlan office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JAMES B PERRY. ATTORNEY AT 1 law Office over Taylor Hardware company. ARCHITECT. PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOK neys at law; room 3 and 4. Smlth ' Crawford building. DOTjQIaAl W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY at law Will practice In all state ' and federal courts. Rooms 7, 8 and i 9. DtJptkla building. ! FREDERICK STEIWER, ATTOR ney at law. office in Smith-Craw-: ford building J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORg Funeral director and licensed m talmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calli responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Ti deplume 61. JOHN S. BAKER, rUNBBAIi Di rector and licensed entbalueaf Op posite postofflce Funeral parlor, two funeral cars Calls responded to day or night Phone 76 HISCK1 I N I 1 1 1 i RAYMOND W. HATCH, ARCHITEO 3. A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AND Despaln Building Phone 768. Pen i counsellor at law. office In De dleton. Oregon. i epaln building. LEGAL BLAKOs OF I", Ei.v HE ecrlptlon for count, court circuit court. Justice court. ieal state, etc., for sale at East Orsgoniaa office LEGAL BLANK! K EVERY Dl crlptlon for coanty couit, clnull ourt lustlce court, real eatate, eta, for aale at Eaet Oregonlan office.