East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 17, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONJAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1916. PAGE SEVEN jj Oregon Wool Reaches Topmost Mark Applied Proverb of Modern Business "Make While Hay the Sun Shines" And when was the sun of prosperity shining more invitingly than just now? True, a few old croakers are chirpping, "look out for the crash when, the war stops." But no one is paving any attention to the kill-joys. Wise men are going right after business under full steam. If their business or brand is advertisable they advertising it. And they are using the daily newspapers like one to do it for somehow or other the newspaper vertising seems to bring an extra share of the prosperity m are this ad- ' 2 " 1 - - : a - r BOSTON. " Julv IT Wool selling ih proceeding In great lalue. with values maintaining their upward tendency. , Foreign wools continue to hold the principal attraction for manufacture. .out transfers of fleece anil new ter rifies have been good. Manufacturers axe still holding off from domeatlc purchases, but wool dealers say they must yield. Dealers have simply been accommodating them with small lota of foreign wool, the supply of which is rapidly de creasing. Prices this week were from 2 to 3c a pound higher than for the same lota a month ago. Boston scoured values for territory weol in now as follows. Fine Maple, 85 to 87c a pound. half Mood staple. 82 to 85c three eights Mood staple, 78 to 82c; iuar ter blood staple, 70 to 76c; fine cloth ing, 77 to 80c; fine medium clothing. 76 to 77c; scoured domestic, 6ti to Jfe pound. As high as ?.&c has been paid for j oi n original bags In Montana, and niB"ston Oregon wool Is obtainable at iea8 phlladelph than a ' lean landed cost of 80c (New York Receipts during the week were I,. 678.367 pounds domestic and 638 1"Q pounds foreign. Mments heretofore' made by the board of control. The sack were purchased for U cents, and the de mand was so h-avy that prison offi cials were unab.e to acconun l iM more than a small percentage of those who applied. Another week Is expected to find the headers and combines in op ra tion, quite gemrallv. but hide from the attitude or farmers gener ally, sales may not be common. Quo tations are not susfattorv at thi.i 'Itn and those who are holding their 116 rop indicate thur intention of re taining this year's crop also until prices are on a hlgner level. Tncie hate been no sales during the post week. STANDING OK THE TE VMS. National League. WALLA WALLA WHEAT St. Louis READY FOR HARVEST i;, New York .- WALLA WALLA, Wash, Julv Everything is In readiness for the 1916 harvest activities, and a num ber of lh more extensive whci.t men will start ihelr crews during tile coin ing week, unless unfavorable weath er pieenls wei! during rurset brown color now is in evidence he Hillsides, taking the place 01 the verdant green has the .Mather of rate June and eir l Jul proved so satisfactory to Ihe iHi AnireiA rowing srain There have been BUI Vernon . Is 14 30 .595 40 30 .571 41 ii .554 37 37 .500 39 40 .488 35 40 .467 37 45 .461 32 49 .395 e. 45 34 57u 44 35 .557 45 36 556 42 36 .Ml 43 37 538 43 43 .456 18 56 Mt Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES chs$r HOT TAMALES CHILLI CON GARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date. FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sta. Phone 617. Pendleton, Ore. North western League. pokane 46 The wheat has "filled j Butte 40 Hie past 10 days, and al Tacoma 36 Vancouver 37 Seattle 38 JU .6'J. I 36 .611 j 410 Ml Not forf seasons iij, eat Falls .. 1-acifi. 1 oast Go East This Summer via Northern Pacific Low .Round Trip Fares l n.joy every moment of the circle tours via this line. Get additional scenery and service at no additional expense. Throujrn daily trains to St. Paul, .Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City-St. Louis with thi best dining car service in the world. hnroute stop at Yellowstone National Park Enter through Oardlner Gateway Original, scenic and only Northern mtrnnre. Spend a week or month In America' greatest wonderland. See the w ild immuls. geysers, colored terraces, paint pots, Grand Can yon of the Yellowstone, etc. Excellent hotels. Write, call or phone for tickets Informa tion and travel literature. Let us arrange your vacntlon trip. WALTER ADAMS Agent, Pendleton, Ore. A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent PORTLAND, ORE. I fotind (rip m -tlwmml mumnrt tOlirif 1 ( Irkcts on sale diifl.v trU your eastern friend, ItMcttas Uonwaeokeri ticket to Montana points mid return- COH Mill HETAIVH OLD 4)1 ! FOOTBALL COACH 4i a GIBBON NEWS NOTES not winds -ince about the middle June, and showers nave occurred at intervals resulting In an offset to the mage that was threatened by the seaaonabl) hot weather ot June. During the past 10 days, while the mercury was at nearly normal sum 11 er temperature, the absence of hot winds gave the grain an opportunity "fill." and the concensus of opin ion is that the 1916 crop, while it may not prove as large as some har reeted in past years, will be of het- quallty Thioughout the valle the conditions have Improved vastly In the past three weeks. While sumo growers will suffer heavy losses as a result of damage none by cloud bursts and wind storms, this is not general being confined to certain . alities where the storms were mt em ere. ; .J The sale of penitentiary-made sacks on the open market was one of! the more Important events of thei I as 1 week, about 340 wheat growers! this section having contracted for entire output In excess of the a- It 42 43 .4(3 , 32 IS ill caguc. 40 .3V 43 .571 4 Mi 42 .512 49 167 Francisco 54 Portland 44 42 Salt Lake 43 49 Oakland 37 68 yesterdays Ktults. At San Francisuo Portland Oakland b-'l (morning game 12 nings). At Salt Lake Salt Lake 10, Francisco 1. At Los Angeles Los Angeles Vernon 2-1. 4-6.1 Paris plans to obtain 300.000 elec trical horsepower by damming the River Rhone at a point 300 miles from the city. QHICHESTER S PILLS Ladle: A-k your truccUt fef j ! tun-it r inumond I (ran 4 rilUm Rrt) Hi (.old MgJHsA '-. sealed with 1 - i n. Take no otbf-r Hut of -. HI A MOM K It AMI I' l i v hi years known as Bet. palest. Always Rein, its SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Hong Kong Cafe 4ND NOODLE PARLOR Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray orders a Specialty. Boxes for ladle and gentlemen. OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS 20c AM) UP. Meal Ticket. 21 Meals for $4.00 Special Chicken Dinner Sundayi. 548 Main Street Next to E. O. Bldg. Phone 408 I'l MH KTOV fIKS ARE GUESTS or MR. AND MRS. 1C. O. HAVER FRIDAY. i1"1" ' Known For It's Strength immiiiiiiimiiiini WW w special ) 17. Mr. and ( Kast Oregoi iMIiHON". Ore.. is. lxt- h. Drake and young son, S lines. Mrs. Kranccs Williams and S mid Mrs. Qeorge 2 Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. Loretta, da uhKter O Daniel all motored up irorn pen- dletpn Friday to spend the d.iy with ; S Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Hager. sir. and -Mrs John Thompson and ; Mr. and Mrs. Dolfa Thompson mo- II lored over to Walla Walla Monday, II First National Bank SWbolt and Phil Pendleton yes- BETTER AM) SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures ot ours. They give a llKht that Illuminates the foom perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them? J. L. V AUG HAN T. NELSON METCALF XKW fORKi July IT,. -T. Nelson Metcalf will remain us Corumtna University's football coach for the en suing season. His remarkable suc cess last fall In turning out an un defeated eleven for five Karnes out of absolutely raw and new materials has put him in hlKh favor with Colum bia's athletic authorities. In the last eighteen years the Brit I Ish electric light industry has mown I from thirty -eight private companies with a capital of 110,000,000 and thir I ty-three municipal plants with it cap , itai of jjn.non ooo' to 27 private com funics with n capital of $30.r.nno.ono I end '-v municipal plants with B capi tal of ltC0t000,000 How's This? FALT'S famous Fresh Every Day OYSTERS CRAWFISH CLAMS Fine, rlean Furnished Rooms In Connection. SEA CRABS Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distribution depot In Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods. return in Tuesday W w. Hoch, Qui Pombrooko went ti terday tor the day. .Mrs. Mamie H"cli and two daugh ters. GraOS and Barbara, are at the springs, for the summer. .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson are 2 on Weston mountain visiting this j 5 Week. S Mr and Mrs. Dean Wlllowb) ami I S Mr. and Mrs Clyde WUiOWby ol 5 Athena, returned tu their home to- S day after tamping ai the springs for S :i couple of weeks. ' I Miss Swalyn Meager has been el-! 3 acted to teach her third c,ir ot School in District lu3 here at 'iib bon. lie Is at present visiting her parents m Pennsylvania, but will re turn to been, school the first Monday In September. Mr, and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson, Mr and Mrs George Grace and Mr. and Mrs Dolfa Thompson expect to leave Monday tor Black Mountain for week's outing. Mrs Allert Baker and children re turned Wednesday from a two weeks visit in Bummorvnie with Mr, .m. Mrs. W A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs- Roy Sainton left or No. is last night for Baker, lire, alter being employed here for iwi weeks on the government telephone line. A force of men are at work Im proving the school grounds at i!iu bon this week and putting In con crete walks. PENDLETON. 0RE60N 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. iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimii SECURITY iiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimitiif: You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish NOTICE OF PAYMENT of city OF PENDLETON IMPROVEMENT BOXDS. Notice Is hereby given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds Xos. 5 and 6, Series L and Xos. and 3, Series M. will be paid upon presen tation thereof to the undersiirned at the American National Bank, Pendle ton, Vmatilla Count, Oregon. Inter est on said Bonds ceases ueut 1 19H. Dated July ll, 191. USB MOORHOUSE, Treasurer. City of Pendlefon, Py m. Mkkelsen. Deputy. CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y INSURANCE AND I.AM) BUSINESS ATTOKNEYS. i HA HTM AN ABSTRACT CO. MARKS RAI.EY A RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT reliable abstracts of title to all law. Office in American National . lands in Umatilla county. Buys and Bank Building. sells all kinds of real estate. Does Is general brokerage business Pays 'GEORGE W. COUTT8, ATTORNEY taxes and makes Investments for non- a' 'aw, Estates settled, wllli. residents Writes, fire, life and accl- deeds, mortgages and contracts drawn dent insurance. References, any bank u'"""! n,a,Ie rtoom 17, Schml.it Al'CTIONKERS. COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Al'OTION eer. makes a specialty of formers' stock and machinery sales. "The man that gets you the money " Leare orders at East Oregonian office. In Pendleton block JAMES JOHNS. Pres. C. H MARSH, Sec ance agents. 404. Hie Hut Wee. tiler Test makes peo ple bMter acquainted with their re sources of strength and endurance Mnn find they need Hood's Sarsai trUU which invigorates the blood promote! rotrtaning sleep ami over1-1 n issen. M P. V. comes that tired reeling, Adv veterinarian. Residence FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office In Pespaln building. HENTI.EY MONTGOMERY, REAL estate, fire, life and accident Insur- CARTER & SMYTH E. ATTORNEY- j SIS Main street ph ne law unice in rear of Ame i can National Bank building FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 1 T. BROWN' S FURNITURE STORM Funeral director and licensed m almer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone . VET Kill NARY BURGEONS. COPNTY telephone From New York hurvor and imme diate approaches alone Jtis lencon lights to navlgatioan are requested including 46 shore snore lights, two liKht vessels and :t lighted buovs riiere are 1(1 buoys of all classes ind !7; office telephone. 20. SI'.fOMi hand dealers: JAMES B PERRY. ATTORNEY AT;J0hn s- BAKER. FUNERAL Ul law Office over Taylor Hardwar rector and licensed emhalmer Op company, poslte postoffice Funeral parlor, two funeral cars calls responded to day or nignt i'hone 76 for signal including sound We offer Hue Hundred llellars Itewsro for ny cine of Catm rh tUst cannot be cured QJ IIhII's CStSrrS Cure. Hull's Cstsrrb Curt lias been taken by I -- catirrn surreren rur the past thirty riv rssrs, gad tins hetni , known as the most remote remeaj mr catarrh, lull's Cs ! ing buoys '.mil Cure sets thru the lllood on the Mn i mis surfaces, expelling tin- I'otson from I IBS ltlo.nl Ud healing is dlsessed portions . ,..1SI ... ,',,n,,p,. ni.-.in. Alter y.m have taken Hall's Catarrh Cure I , ioiioe,l plantlni 0 for a short tlms you will see a great im tn nn bills of Nebraska, .lack pint proreoMnt Is mt leoertl Sjssjta, Ittrt I planted then by the government for "f . V.-,Vvlf: sr,,;i fi.r ,tl,nUtV fe ! 10 Vl",rR "K0 n,,w "ve a RAYMOND W. HATCH. ARCHITECT K. .1 CHENEY A ii . Toledo, Ohio. I height of 1 r, feet and a diameter of Pespaln Building Phone "68. Per Sold by nil UruggUit, 75c. I four Inches. t dleton, Oregon. PETERSON BISHOP, ATTi ns at law: room 3 and 4, Smith Crawford bunding. V. BTROBLE, DEALER IN Nf:vi and second hand goods. Cast DOUOLAS V. BAILEY ATTORNF.v paid for all second-hand goods bough' i ,RW will practice In all stat v neapesi piace in i cuu.c.on .o cu. nd f(,lleral courts. Rooms 7 household goods. Come and get our 9 Despain building, prices. 219 E Court street. Phom ' J71W 8 at. AHCIIITECT. ! FREDERICK j ney at law. I ford building 8TB1WER, ATTiHl Office In Smith-Craw MONTAN l V I : m i tNDS. : Ni ) RTHERN PA. 'I FIC RAIL Lands in cas'.-rn Montai i i I to lis per acre. Suitable Ol I or graxlng Easy term I mat- n write or see W K Hi 1 City. Montana. ' j.' r,d r Diasj Infor-Mlles g. A. LOWEI.I.. ATTilllNEV A N 1 counsellor at law. Office In Lie spaln building. Ml-i III l in LEUAL BLANDS OP KVI . , scrlptlon for county court c court. Justice court, real estate. for sale at East Oregunlan offlci