East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 14, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES Plllilliiillliillll DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AX, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1916. PAGE SEVEN Come In! Rtark Rncf Mnarp Ainrmw Whf Mn America must be a ..w. ... . . ..v.Ui,t.v.,. SPIRIT AMONG WORLD NATIONS, SAYS WILSON T The water' fine at North Beach Queen of North Pacific Retorts Ocean and weather are just rigfct at this best of all Pacific Northwest beaches. GO NOW! We will be tflad to help you plan the trip. Ask for the New Folder describing NORTH REACH. It's free. Fares, tickeLs, reservations, and full information upon applica tion to T. F. O'BRIEN, AGENT 0-W. R. R. & N. Co. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM CHICAGO, July 14. The dread Plum distant black rust it rapldij iffTtwJhn ta 'he spring wheat ootuv try and tat conditions now existing I there art ""Hrtng artat apprehension H. W Snow, after a trip in South I lakota. wiled thai the heavy proiluc : itar districts of the northern portion1' jshow Madl rust general and at a very tarty stage of plant developnien Which, in his opinion wan ., i for IJprthtlHtoil M inncapolis and Duluth were the denies In die suburbs, motUl of brick or concrete, but even them, re'tuiro large iUantltle of lumber tot doors, Windows, staging, molds for concrete, etc Spruce, pine, fir, hemlock and cedar would be suilaoie for all bu ion purposes In Cuba. ib-sidee thia ciaAs ot lumber, Ct imports luantltie ul shingles, th sands of i rates for fruit, shooks for: pac king case, atai for making barrels, and large ouunli tlen of broom handles, l'lne, spruce PRESIDENT MAKES ADDRE88 BE FORE t ITIZIAMIIP OOJT V I.M ion IT IPITAL WASHINGTON, July 14. Speak- . , Iiik before the citizenship convention I resident Wilton declared America Is intended to be "a spirit among na tions of the world." America, hi declared, should lie the Heads and hoops "natt example of the objects and locals that go to promote the stand ards of the world. You should endeavor to find the t AMI.Iilt l oi: AAI leaden In the wheat markets of the anil fir would be su.t.ililn for making world today and this gave additional fruit I rates and packing cases. These best way to Introduce to newcomers weight to the reports of black rust ' are imported cut la exact ItSaTtlH I tnia spirit." said the president. ' 'It Even the slow going foreigner, who ready to be nailed togi-ther and arc11"1 'a,r to the multludes J has been out of the market for some , lied in bundles, blu b, maple and little time, bought rutures freely and ash would be suitable fur barrel heads. of men and women of other countries that we should leave them without that friend- I his purchases of cash wheat amount- staves and hoops. These arrive tied!'-' help which will enable them to find ed to bushels, which ini lud-d In bundles, and when ."Oil, Diiu bushels new American winter: used lor packing beef III iilillflfllillilli wheat Conditions pointed to a bull market dies in wheal unless abnormal weather conditions develop in the northwest. Kestlng spots tonight showed net gams of 1 3-4 4H!c for the day. , The Liverpool market was unchang. ed and dull. and maple make the :est broom hah BANK OF ENGLAND'S ADVANCED DISCOUNT NOT TO BEAR MARKET LIVESTOCK SHIPMENTS LIGHT IN PORTLAND jiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiin Known For It's Strength IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. First National Bank PENDLETON. OREGON is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Federal Reserve Board. By C. S. Hamlin, Governor. I NEW Y"RK, July 14. The New , York EDvtulng sun.- ilaannial review said : An advance in the Bank of Englan 1 discount rate from to 6 per cent, marking the first change since Au gust I, lull, wiis the outstanding fea ture in the market today What ef fect, if any, this, may have upon the local security list, Is a matter of eon-.b-i lure and most otwervers "inclined to the opinion that It had none at all. The COnceatU on Wail street has been that the rtCtat flurry in money was merely temporary alfulr and this opinion has been sustained by the relaxing tendencies which have de veloped since Monday. Speculative conditions were little changed ami much disappointment und apprehension was expressed In commercial house circles over the failure of the market to hold the mod erate improvement registered In I standard Issues and In some special-! PORTLAND, ore., July 14, Live stock shipments were light today, anj priest were practically the same at for Several days Swine remain at the ttUI Injure of v-.. Tor best animals. II. SI below Chicago topmost prices. Thursday Morning ghtppers, T Kalk, Linn count, wiegon, 1 cacr hogfl ami sheep; Buruick & Cavan a ugh, Jlamm county. Oregon, l car host; William Black, Polk count;., Ortgon, 1 car cattlf, X. C Clausen, Wasco county, Urei;.. n, i car cattle; Scott i Milne, Was. u county, Dregun. I cats cuttle; J K Smith, .Marion!' county , Dregon, 1 car hogs and sheep; I II 1. Mci-'adden. Linn county, Oregon,! 1 car cattle and hog-- McMahau et Qrum, Linn county, uregon, j cart cattle, calves and hogs, J. s, Flint, Lane county, Oregon, l car sheet.; OVtrtOO ii iielif, Linv county, Oregon. cars sheep. Hout jr Snodgrass. Linn county, Oregon, 1 car hogB; c. Edwards. Denton county, Oregon, 2 iars cattle; C. U liarclay, Denton county, uregon, 1 car cattle. Total number cars, lb. put together arei'"1 Whal America is like and what she Yellow birch -"lands for. 'These people should be educated in the same schools that all of us are iducated in, that furnish the life of the community to which we belong. "True lire r America" Needed. "1 don't doubt that many a simple -o il has been stirred by the Statue of Uberty. which represents the ideals 01 men Thinking on this has caused men to turn on myself the light of Investigation to see If there burned there the true fire of America, as 'bos' ,,,,iiing expected to find It. "America is intended to be a spirit among the nations of the world. You: should find the best way to introduce; to newcomers this spirit. America should be the finest example--not the only example- -of t he I things which go to prompts the stand-' rut of the world. Want Loyally to Ideal-. "If we are genuine Americans, those coming over here cannot avoid an in fection. We must illustrate the Ideals I of justice and of liberty. When you ask I man to become loyal to this covernment when he! comes to America, hethinks he must j bo local to a few persons. But that! Is not our ideal. We want hi to bej loyal to our objects and Ideals. "The irlenl ,,f n,rlr.u In ni an ta j Ife-... ' M V j opposition, have reoctierl a harmony program af national policy. At .1 re cent meeting of politic, ii leaders It was agreed to work In unison in the Interests of the empire on all tuea tlons 04 foreign policy and national defense. The project was inaugurate, I bv VIs- ount Miura. a member of the prtw council, who believea thai national welfare and progress nereattutea -on I "ited action and that party interest should be disregarded on all mattera touching the defense of the nation and Japan's relations with foreign power. How't Thit? We offer Oat Hundred fn.llam Reward fur any rase of Catarrh that caaett be caret by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Halla Catarrh Cure baa been takea by catarrh sufferers for tbe past thirty flee years, and baa become known as tbe moat reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Ca tarrh Care acta thru the Itlood on tbe He east anrfacee. expelling the Poison fresa tbe III ..si and healing la dlaeaaeil portions After -n baee taken Ha. I a Catarrb Cam for a abort time yon will aee a great Im provement In jronr general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh f'nre it once and (et rid of cetarrh Send for testimonials, free. P. J CHENEY o . Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Drugglata. TSc. sotice of r wMi m or cm of PENDUBVON tMPROTBMKNT BONM. Notice la hereby given that City of I'endieton Improvement Bonds Nos. 5 and 6. Series U and Noe. 2 and 3. Series M. will be paid upon presen tation thereof to the undersigned at the American National Bank, Pendle ton. Cmatilla County. Oregon. Inter est on said Bonds ceases August 1, 1916. Dated July 11. 191. LEE MOORHOOn, Treasurer, City of Pendleton By Win. Mickelsen. Deputy. 4tUT, COL M J. &VTr Lieutenant-Colonel R, J Bates RE- ? ri i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 i i . 1 1 e SECURITY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiit; iiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliliiniiiiu!- I N00DI.ES, CHOP SOEY, CHINA DISHES I GOEY'S tie cHt(r(I.i Kirni prices wpr tvn rally higher and the early trading ' Jalnefi Ferguson. Phlla wits markeil by a recovery ranging from a fraction to two and points or so But there was no ex pansion of public buying, and the more timid shorts had covered professional traders resumed their tactics of seeking out weak spots Thev found the motor issues peculiarly vul tierable Standard issues ofrered better re sistance, but they, too, yielded in the early afternoon. ' much that law should be created for ! '"mmandlng officer of the new 2 1:1th the purpose of punishment as pur-1 BatlalIon. American Legion, now be- pose of natruetinsT and 'eiiidinir the iormeny com- . . - 1 mandinc- peiternl of mat is wny so many hopeful re forms come to grief. No law can work unless it expresses the sympa thy of the communities. If only the minority favors it it will noi work." Colonel Bates was manding general of the Michigan national guard, holding the rank of brigadier general. He commanded a battalion throughout the Spanish-A m' erican war WILL SLOAN'S LINIMENT UKVE PAIN ? Try it and see one application will prove more than I column of claims. Pa., writes: "I have had wonderful relief since I three UJ"'1''1 "loan's Liniment on my knees. 10 mink attar all these years of pain after l'nt' application gave me relief. Many thanks lor what your remedy has done for me." Don't keep on suffering, ap ply Sloan's Liniment where your pain ;a and notice how nulck vou et re lief. Penetrates without rubbing. Buy ambassador will have had since th j Salmon strawberry growers RAINS OUT FRUIT YIELD. at any Drug Store 25c Adv. iAHKE M V BE si CCESSOR TO III tillEs ON THE BEN( ;i KWONG HONG LOW market for lumber -.IVHIIIIIIIIII'""' 1 16 Weil Alts St., Upitaira, Phone 433 IIHIIIIllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillr IN ISLAND OF CUBA Go East This Summer via Northern Pacific Low Round Trip Fares Lnjoy every moment of the circle tours via this line. Get r.dditiDiia scenery and service at no additional expense. Through daily trains to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City-St. Ixiuis with the best dining car service in the world. hnroute stop at Yellowstone National Park Enter throuch Qardlntr Galaway original, scenic and only'orthern ntrance. Spend a week or month In America's greatest wonderland. See the wild animals, geyseis, colored terraces, palnl pots, Crand Can ?on of the Yellowstone, etc, Excellent hotels. Writo, call ir phono tor tick linn und travel llteruturc Lt your vacation trip. ? infonnn Ul arrunKf WALTER ADAMS Agent, Pendleton, Ore. A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. GenT Passenger Agent PORTLAND, ORE. Round trip "I'M bound summer tourist llckett on sale daily tell yotU? PS Stem friends. AttrtOtive tlometeekcn tickets tot Montana isiliitg mill nt.tirn. (Wtekl) bulletin of the Canadian de partment Of trade und commerce. Uttawii. June ', from article for warded i. J. ( '. Man bar i spacls reprt-sentatU e of tut Xew Bruns wick government tn Uahant i Cubt Imports annually about boo - 000, OOD feet of lumber Thus consists for Hie most pari ot pine, spruce and ir and is imported m the form ill mi h boards, running from . to IJ inches in width iiianas two and thive i miles thick and of various widths, and deals sawn to various dimensions to conform to orders received. The greater part of this lumber comes from the I'tilted States, prin cipally from the Gulf or Mexico ports. but Canada supplies a hurst quantity. A large part of this lumber is brought on schooners, but since tbe ferry serv ice between Tuba and Key West has been In operation, considerable lum ber from PlorltS and CJturgtt is ship peil by rail This lumber on arrival In Cubt is taken direct from the disks to the mills, where it Is planed ah 1 made ready for building purposes. !l is then shipped t" til parts of the Is land The Increasing prosperity ot liio Island has largely increased the de mand for lumber of all kinds, but lack of vessels has prevented the ntctt SHr supply from being obtained, and consequently has curtailed building operations. The laborers in the cane fields, now that the are getting more pav for ilieir work, are not content to live in houses of palm leaves, but are con structing more comfortable iroodon hOUtta The clerks m the business houses, many of whom have been liv ing in small, poorly ventilated rooms in the crowded parte or Ha nana, are now getting building lots outside the city and constructing houses, mostly of wood, where their families can en joy the fresh air and sunshine. Thaj business men also are building resl- 1 WASHINGTON, July U, M wnl indicated i) the White House tJua) that Judge John H c'larke of Cleve land, may bt Wilton's choice as atto clataajnttlce of the supreme court U fill Hughes' shoes. LYXCHIXU BKES li: UKSR, Tnskejtee ImUtute Report ghowt ts for pasl Si Months. MiiNTiHIMKIIV. Ala . July 1 3, Record! kept at the Tuskegee Insti tute show that there were lynch inga in the United States in the first six months of this year, compared with .14 for the corresponding period last year. Two whites and :'3 col, ued persons were mob Victims, and eight of them were killed In tleorgla Five were charged with attacks upon women. ficrard to Take Host. uaR UN, July 13 The United ! Strawberry tad Cherrj Qtuwttt um States ambassador. James W. Gerard,! at) Per Cmt. Is planning to leive soon on a much-, Houlj IllVElt. Ore, July 13 The neede ' vacation, the first real rest the total loss tn n.mil Ktvor anrt hlt- Ijecause beginning of the war ' 0t continued rains throughout June Ambassador Gerara Is unwilling to will reach approximately tO per cent leave his post .ong enough to TiSlt 1 Jt had been estimated toward the first the Uutttd States tmd will take a rest of the season that the commercial (cur- in Denmark and Scandinavia pack of fruit would reach 15u car Mm Qerard will probably accompany oads. "We will not handle more nim I than lit cars." says Wilnu-r Sieg. talta manager of the Apple Qrowaft III Mill'-. SUNK IN JUNE. i -lioiit- or Mine- Destroy Association, which is selling the fruit jof both districts. The total returns 101 Obi l" growers will run about JltiyUiju. You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish Tons of Allies' ( ommcrcc. offi. BERLIN, Julv 13. An .M.itemen'. says: "In the month of June (!l of the ei tmv's ms.ChanUnen. measuring about lni.nno tons, were sunk by Germat and Aiistrian-llungaTlan submarioc- it estimated that there is 34 $,- INVENTOR OP THE l OkKKlt t 000,000,000 feet of privately owned timber in Oregon west of the Cascade range, and I'TH.OHfl.ono.OOO feet in Washington, The national forests i contain 111,000,000.000 feet, making tor the west side of the two states, a total stand of timber estimated at T0. 000. 000. 000 board feet. LEHMAN HOT SPRINGS J. M. ROYER, Manager. The Blue Mountains Most Popular Health and Pleasure Retort. NOW OPEN Hotel Thoroughly Renovated and Rates Reasonable CABINS FOR RENT. FREE CAMPING GROUNDS. You Will Like Our Meals Swimming, Dancing, Hunting, Bowling, Fishing, Hot Mineral Water. I Km ' 4 t : -aNaNN.v 1 1 taaaWatagi : VOl 15 BOWELS SHOIXD MOVE ONCE A DAY. A free easy movement of the bowels every day is a sign of good health Dr. King's Xew IJfe Pills will give you a gentle laxative effect wihout griping ciid free your system of blood poisons purity your blood, overcome consti lation and have an excellent tonic ef fect on the entire system. Makes you eel like living, only S6c at druggists. -Adv. The Apple Growers' Association shipped 11 cars of black cherries last! Mason. The total shipments this sea- son are placed ai three cars. Royal Anne cherry yield last season reached I 4o tons. This will be cut in hair. VI TO IN REASE 1 HEAVY. Clarke County Shows Gan of per Cent in Six Months. VANCOUVER. Wajsh., July 13 An' increase of more than 2u per cent in ; the number of autombiles In C'larke county has ben noted already this, year. Records at the county audi tor's office show that there are 9011 automobiles and s motorcycles in Clarke county. I-a-st year only 6H:! autos and s" mo-1 ton yeles were licensed. Fees from tuto licenses already aggregate !54To in Clarke county alone, which money I is expended for road maintenance, j after the ad ministration and tax ex pense is deducted. JAPANESE PARTIES CM TK Governmental and Opposition Lead ers Agree on Harmony pitm. TuKIii. July 13. Japanese politi- cnl parties, both governmental and i Hong Kong Cafe 4ND NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Orders a Specialty. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen. OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS 20o AND CP. Meal Tickets, 21 Meals for st.no Special Chicken Dinner Sundays. . 548 Main Street Next to E O. Bldg. Phune 108 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSURANCE AM) IAND Bl'SINEbSj ATTORNEYS. AUCTIONEERS. I A HTM AN ABSTRACT CO reliable abstracts of title to all! mils in Cmatilla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. DoeSj I general brokerage business Pays; taxes and makes Investments for non MAKES; RALET & HALEY. ATTORNEYS AT ! COL. W law. Olfice in American National Bank Building. GEORGE W, COOTTB, ATTORNEY at law. Estates settled, will. F. YOHNKA. AICTIOV. eer. makes a specialty of r irmert ' stock and machinery sales "The man that gets you the money." lmt orders at Bast oregonlan office. residents Writes fire, life and accl- ueeua. morigages ana contracts urawt. dent Insurance. References, any bank Collections made Room IT, Schml.lt in Pendleton block. JAMES JOHNS. Pres. C. H MARSH. Sec. BBNTLBT & MONTGOMERY. REAL estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance agents. 816 Main street. Ph . ne 404. VETERINARY SfRGIXlNS. rEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office In Despaln building. CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNEY- at law Office in rear of Ameri can National Bank building. inJWERAL I)IUi:(Tt)K J T. BROWN'S Fl'RNITl'RE STORII Funeral director and llcenaeil era 'Jalmer. Most modern funeral pr !or, morgue and funeral cars. Culls responded to day or night Comer Main and Water streets. Telephone J. C. W. LASSEN. M D. V. COCNT veterinarian. Residence telephone 27; office telephone. 10. BBOOVD RAND DEALERS. V. STROBLE, DEALR IN NF.V and second hand goods. CasI paid for all second-hand goods bough' Cheapest place In Pendleton to tuj household goods. Oome and get out i prices. !19 E Court street Phoni J71W. AlRTUTEtT. LiaUtsnanl Kokker is the Inventor of the aeroplane which bears his RAYMOND W. HATCH. ARCHITECT name It has been the most deadly; Despaln Building. Phone 768. Pen aeroplane so fir used in the war. I dltton, Oregon, JAMES B PERRY. ATTORNEY AT1, JOHN S. BAKER, law Office over Taylor Hardware company. FUNERAL rue PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOR. neys at law; room 3 and 4. Smith 1 Crawford building. DOUOLA8 W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY at law, Will practice In all state ( and federal courts. Rooms 7, 8 ami 9, Despaln building. ' I'l- rector and licensed embalmer Op posite potte Hill Funeral parlor two funeral cars Calls responded to day or night Phone J5 MO l W PARM I Mi- FREDKHICK nev at law. ford building STEIWER. ATTOR Offlce In Smith-Craw-, NORTHERN PACIFIC LaadJt in easttra tfoati to jix per acre, gaitaots or grazing liisy tern matlon write or see W K City. Montana RAILWAY It it II Stf ,imlng Pol i n for Holt Mitts HIM I I I VM ill - S. A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY AMI counsellor at law. Office In spain building. LEGAL HI.ANOs I F EVKIlY HK srrlptlon for county court circuit Oe-1 court, Justice court, real estate, te., i for sale at East Oregunlan office