East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 18, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1916. Strength in Grain Shown Abroad Polt'I'l.ASI), Or., July IK. Oe-I Grain sucks- 1916 nominal; No. 1 lintnil for llour M Increujted material-1 Calcutta, 12c In carloti; lw amounts ly for the lout 10 day. At the ad-jure higher. HUM ot -"i a barrel quoted fur pat-1 . Rolled outs l 6. SO per bur ent un Saturday al 5 the market ui the mom active for recent weeks. Some fair business In reiiorted from the southern slulcs mid coastwise irade Is fair. Wheat market In mill quoted here .. miiru lie .,, 1 llUMlU In " " cause of the hick or Hade, but there la nn trading whatever reported In the country. PORTLAND, (ire.. July IS The Millem report a teHly tone for , markpl ra,nT errttlk. mlUstuff. at Ihe prices quoted. , ,,,.,, drain U.gs are command tag moM )latl,w uUl Mt , generally con- IMereat In the trade generally. Wltn imuVumle y the trade, farmers Inclined to ask for prices and mMi to that stocks with the leading holders firm In their off(,rng , tne loca, price views, there Is more or leas urp growers are In ulk of maintained values. If not a ci al)hlng nlgn,.r prteei small advance for the Immediate fu- HOme gaPa are ture , , lug made along the wholesale WW. Liverpool total anlpmenu. from JJ ' uf U( d()Wn to 1t . North America las, week; Wheal. U.- for ,)r(,lnar ,lualUy, while In M0.000 l.ushels. corn, ,.147.000 bush- lnHUn,.e8 growers are asking els; nats. U4T,I bushels. ; , ., a cenltti ,n,m the United Kingdom worlds shipment! last week. l,Mf,iei bushels against j '!He ,JU,ward appearance i.142.000 bushels the previous .) w0,,d lmll(.ale an extremely libera. mis amount to Inactcu.Hc Mid the. Utoee ln nearby sections, continent Is absorbing Americans J jj,,, deulen, and freely and also all other export of. a,p,4lran(.e , u. Is deceptive. They crte the season of Atlantic freight,, continue to bar- Ja examp,e (lf the present sit- den and apprehension Is felt regard- Then H. ,hrre m ail ing future deliveries as all export of Lnlmdllnl.e (lf moisture in the ground, lers are very firmly MM, ,h(l vina)) lookcd unugUttlly healthy The weather in weetern and ten- t,x(r(.mi, , K1,)Wtn tral Europe to generally rainy "ndl,,ut .,,. was little stock In ttW unseiiftoiiahly i-old with i'ontliiuu complaints of crops. It to genorull,' ,'Mm,,litl0B madp by some eastern conceded hat yield, will be short, j Multnomah farmers during the last uoumania -Wheal rtowi tsceUe m ln(,h.a,i ,ha, the continued projects and com threatened wlthl jJJ the top drought ! growth to a COMtdenJbll exen.t but Italy Complaints are coming to t(w n, mlgKy. rr.lunK blight band of damage fro,,, '"'""""1,I ,, rot. indications point U, a good bad weather. irhseal una of extremely early stuff, Flour felling price I'aiem, Willamette valler. 4.,0; IOSB41 tralght. $4 40 '(1 4 00; bakers' local J4.404J r..O0; Montana spring het JS DO; exports 14. f a ',1 4 whole Wheat. B4.r.; graham. 11.20; rye tiour. nil per barrel .ts ,IP AT PORTLAND Hay nuying prfee WiUamett CENTS UP Al fUKlUAPIU vulley timothy, fancy. KO eaaterni ... Oregon -Idaho funcv timothy. lt. ROQ MARKET ! PORTLAND, Ore, July IS - It was - irerv strong market for hogs at STOPS HEADACHE PI, NEURALGIA Don t suffer! Get a dune pack- oi JJr. James neaaacne Powders. Ynu can clear your lieuil nni! relieve a dull, splitting or violent throbbing headache in a moment with a Dr. .lames' Headache Powder. This old- time headache relief acts almost magi- cully. -.Send sontf- one to the drug slot.. now for a uitne package and a few mo - menu Mm you ke a ,,owd,r you will wiindcr what Isvauie cl the head- ache, neuralgia and pain. Mo,, s.iffer- her ll'i niiinleni Be tore you get what you ai-k lor. A Few Reasons Why YOU St Cook With Gas It 1$ Handy It Is Cheap Wastes No Fuel It is Clean ami Cool in Summer, and is Absolutely Safe. Phone us and we will estimate the cost of Installation. Ranges and Water Heater Sold on Easy Terms. PacifiG Power & Light Company Phone 40 ; IX f m H Jiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimi Known For Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. First National Bank PENDLETON. CREGSN s is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee. Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Honda. Federal Reserve Board. By C. S. Hamlin. Governor. i SECURITY illllliiilliiiliilllilliitiiilllllii Mlllstuffs Selling price; Hn :T..50; short, 28.u0 per ton. Hulled oats 8.U5 to H'ijil per I" rel. POTATO MARKET BEGINS TO SHOW ERRATIC SIGN ut th middle season is expected to hi the hardest hit. It to too early to make any rorecast wnatever it warding late crop potatoea. .. uioifCT UrtVK FKW North Portland for the week's open 'UK but Tin re was a falrlv good run, the demand was extremely keen ..i..r, :n the marr sales were made ,ln, I ItOl.dt or 10 9 Sec higher than Ml Bhturday. There was talk ..r 9.t0, but no sales had btOB con firmed early at this price. QenaraJ hog market range: light weights J I III ,.,, buhl weights s.7f 'a 0-i Medium weights 7V508.60 Hough and heavy 7.508.00 ( attic Market Very slow With n very liberal shiiwlng 0 cat tle supplies from Willamette valley ml Interior sections, the market foi I tuppllee opened rather si"W al North , f( ,lur,1K ,he dav. There was ' amount of business early 1 h, h M ls , ' generil '"' " oiuuru ""vr ' market til considered 11 w 'hnn Inst week general cattle market range: It's Strength iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiimiu.i. Choice grass steers f 8.26 1 Ordinary to common steers t.iiOGi-. i5j Choice cows 6.00.2' ordinary to common cows 3 0O'R.OO Choice heifers f'; ordinal ) heifers 6 Wn 6.25 Choice bulla ' " Oood to ralr buHs i,9 M Ordtapry to common bulls 3 00 t 3.50 J llest light calves Ml ComI calves 7.00(Jt".&0: Heavy calves 4,0iit!i.OU Million Supplli- .Nominal'. Only nominal supply of shee-pj made their appearance In the North Portland yards over Sunday. In fact, offerings were so limited that the market scarcely opened. In gen eral the trend of the trade was con sidered steady around previous ,Uo tatlons. General mutton and lamb market: Select spring lambs 18.00 ft 8.25 Ordinary lambs . OA'S; 7.50 llest yearlings 6.007 60 llest yearlings .004f6.25 pOOd to common wethers 5.75r6.0fl Best ewes 5.75525 Hood to common ewes.... 4.55 00 4444 4 4 riEPIlESENTS UltNV.A. 4 I Eel Uwo Arrodontl". amhtuwadni itri'ifi fr.iiii ilnnnml I'-irr itii M ex- Iran "vernnitnt t tht United 9tAtl j la vi'i y Iiuh.v riKh! now In th' n -2 - . tiejttioni wlUch 09cr6firy lMtuAxg bu OpMI9d Dp with thf Alfxioans to il j tl thr iMirder trouble ThLs snapshni eVhowa him "n one of his rare visit - to 1 th'' retary of state. Benjamin Blade, of N'ew Haver j Conn., has Imiight the property al 1 Woodmont known as the Connecticut building at the Chicago Wolrd's Pad I 1b ISfli from Judge Samuel I. ! Bronaon. BOSTON CITIZENS BOSTON, July inkers. iawcrs and is ti...,. phyaltana, as and thelr.cn,- in with the; citizen sailors Hi well as hualneea men SI itlntiw h'lVt. ooistereil I((,sl,;n contlIUJtB, 0( r ! r I t - hm i :i v a sr mm i if steam. If WALL STREET WILL FIGHT MEXICAN LOAN NKW rORK, .Jul? J8 Yesterday's gtock market una an extremely con servative affair. Improvement was noticeable in the condition of nine iml Saturday s bank statement was a relief to the strained situation. However, there were many confining elements at work to influence stocks and traders naturally operated on a mote restricted basis at first. There DON SAILORS' TOGS A7Z 2-yC ..,,,1 n, ml inir the r vacations aboard the r s. s. Virginia for the rigid training received aboard ., man of war. They will cruise from u. ust IS lo September IS, Applied Proverb of Modern Business "Make Hay While 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 paying any attention to the kill - Wise men are going right after business under their business or brand is advertisable they advertising it. And thev are using the one to do it for somehow or other the newspaper ad vertising seems to bring an extra share of the prosperity Mi WM some anxiety prevalent concern ina the labor situation as it affect the rail issues. Gompers- reported statement that the American Feder ation of Labor would recognize a strike movement was construed M bearish. First hour trading m the rails was narrow and slow. Reading. Erie an 1 1'nlon Pacific started about steady, but sold off to llhtu treatment Coppers did better at the openinK than "as expected, considering the slump of Tennessee last week, but ! the market slumped materially alter j the opening hours' absorption pow ! ers had been spent, although trading I in that period was only normal. In j fan. the entire market responded to a reactionary wave following the lm ! mediate opening and sold down. This was especially true of the industrial--I which registered some sharp reduc tions. Industrial Alcohol dropped ! nearly five points in the opening I trade and Motors declined. Mexican Petroleum sold around 97. I It was reported that among the Mex j lean Petroleum assets is a claim against the Mexican government ot approximately $9.200.0u0. While th ' general Mexican situation was regard j ed as improved, then wis much to denreai boil ten operations, u was INSURANCE AND LAND BCSDTSSfi II A HTM AX ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all lands in I'matillu county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business. Pays taxes and makes Investments for non residents Write, fire, life and acci dent insurance. References, any bink in Pendleton JAMES JOHXS. Pres. C. H. MARSH. Sec. I BEXTLET & MONTGOMERY. REAI, estate, fire, life and accident Insur nnce agents. 815 Main street. Ph.ne ! 404. VETERIJi 4RY BURGEON. rXssErrMT"c?i:;vn veterinarian. Residence telephone 7; office telephone. 20 SKCOMl I1AM1 DEALERS. v.sTiKmLiTnEX tm and second hand goods. Cast paid for all second-hand goods bough' Cheapest place In Pendleton to buy household goods. Come and get o' prices. 219 t Court street. Fhom J71W. ai imrn. . -- xrrrT,? 7,r- i RAYMOND W. HATCH, Alll HITFC P pain Ralldlnf. Fhene Tli. l en dleton, Oregon. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY daily newspapers like 111 rumored that big Wall street inter etta will fight Wilson's proposed loani to Carranza on the ground that he has shown an unwillingness to pro tect American investments in the bor der country' While Benson Niggin. aged 16, o' Vineland. N. J . was examining a re volver the weapon was discharged the bullet going through his hand The ball struck a porcelain wash ba sin, ran around the bowl and lodged in the eloow of the same arm. 'X flre fighting car for use In coalj mines is built much rlke the chem:-, cal engine of a fire department How's ThU? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward lor any case of Catarrh tbat canuot be cured i t)f Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall's t'atarrh Cure has been taken bj catarrh suffeiers for the past thlrty-flv years, and lias become kuown as the most J reliable remedy for Catarrh Hall's Ca tarrh Cure acts thru the Illood ou the Mu cons surfaces, expelling the Poison from ' the Blool and healing .at diseased portions After you have takn Hall s Catarrh Cur for a short time fi I will see a great itn prorement in rouv general health. Start (king Hall's Catr.rrb Cure at once and gel ; rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free P. J. CHKNEV ft 0.. Toledo. Ohio Sob! by all truggists. 75c. ' ATTORNEYS, RALET & RALET. ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American Xational Hank Building. GEORGE W. COUTH, ATTORN BY at law. Estates settled, will, deeds, mortgages and contracts drawn. Collections made Room 17, Schml.1t block. FEE St FEE. ATTORXEYS AT LAW. Office ln Despaln building. CARTER & SMYTHS, ATTORXEY at law Office in rear of Amerl can Xational Bank building JAMES 1! PERRY. ATTORNEY AT law Office over Taylor Hardware company. I PETERS' X & BISHOP. ATTOH- I neys at law; room 3 and 4. Smith Crawford building. DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORN 1 ! at law Will practice In all state ! and federal courts. Rooms 7. S and 9. Pespaln l iilldlng. FREDERICK 8TETWKR TTOR ney at law. office In Smith-Craw- ford building j V t.ciWELL. ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. office In De spaln building. joys. full are this XOTICT. OF PAYMENT OF CITY OF PENDLETON IMPROVEMENT BONDS. Notice is hereby given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds Xos. 5 and 6, Series L. and Xos. 2 and 3. Merles M, will be paid upon presen tation thereof to the undersigned at the American Xational Bank, Pendle ton. Umatilla County, Oregon. Inter est on said Bonds jeases August 1, 1916. Dated July 11, 1916. LEE MOORHOrSE. Treasurer, City of Pendleton. By Wm. Mlckelsen. Deputy. BEFORE You let any work in our line, don't forget to gel our prices. Estimates gladly furnished on any kind of stone, brick and cement work. S. RUGO & CO. Telephone 461 Al'CTIONEERS. COL. W. F. YOHNKA, AUCTION eer. makea a specialty of farmer v. -vk and machinery aales. "The nan that gets you the money." Leave orders at East oregonlan ufflce. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. T. BROWN! FURNITI RE STORl Funeral director and licensed m "lalmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Call responded to day or night I'orner Main and Water streets. Telephone 61. JOHX S. BAKER. FL'XKKAL Di rector and licensed embalmer Op posite postofflce Funeral pari r two funeral cars rails respon led to day or night Phone 71. MOtTI V I'MIM I MS NORTHERN PViFir' "7Tamav"aT Landa in eastern Montana U 12 5i) to $ 1 1 per acre. SultaM. oi I milng or graiing. Easy term For lnfor matlon write or see W, t Holt Mlle City. Montana. MISCBUiANI OI , I.EGAlTTiL VXDS ()F i: EKV DE MrtpUoa for county court etrcull ourt, 'ustlce court, real estate, etc , 'or sale at East Oregonlan office