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

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1916. EIGHT PAGES Swine Market Shows Great Strength PORTLAND, Auk. 14. "ihe extra- of wheat Ht all world' center for ordinary slrcnglh In Ihe swine trade ! the. week was but a reflection of the throughout the t'nlteii States Ik ore-1 extraordinary miscalculation of the! iitlng much interest. While In a men I trade some time ago regarding the sure a larue portion of the extreme l-tobable crop and the carryover from strength In the east l due to the w ar ! last season. contraetH. .-.till there has been a short-! The wheat trade seems to have been age of Iimks. and this has given the foollnir Itself reiiardlnu thr so piili - real KtreiiKth. of wheat at least the rank and 01 ex-jni the trade was in that position. Eton : some of the leaders have la-en hon M.Utgt AIIUS PI TO HI X ( HKIIs ROBINS IX WW" NAM ( LIMB. advance then Ijocaltiy, tin situation has la ii'ui'-i iioim. inn- uiri'n iicrc ai some 01 ino lemiers nave i.eeu uon the moment are somewhat under those i estly misled by conditions so that few in ron i in ,-ui- 11 eeineis. sun ini'ri' i were really prepareu lor wie eAimoi are varlntis rcii 001 for this. First oi dinar advances that have been forced all, perhaps. Is ihe fai l that the buy-' of late. lug public In the Pacific northwest Is Kuropean advices full confirm the n trifle sh of money to pay for high I previous forecasts In The Journal re price I pork products. Thi n there is gardlng their greater reiiulrements of the fart thai the local market Is con-1 foreign wheat than a ear ago. Eng trolled entirely bv the home consiimp-1 land, France. Spain and Italy are nil tlve demand, and Is not aided by for-1 clamoring for supplies and the luM olgn order. i ding is aggressive at all points. While Germany's need are not mentioned j in this regard, there Is a very strong et n General hog marl Choice light weight 19. TOW 9.75 Hood light Weights 9. SO lii 9.60 Medium weights I.144.tl Kough heavy V. 70 'i 9.0(1 Cattle Market hcpr,-.-,-,! Depression In the, cattle market at North Portland was real enough anyone to understand during the week. This market Is hurt chiefly by the lack of consumptive demand. The. hulk of the hIii I f thai has come for ward of late has been of extremely poor quality ami this, too has been a detriment to the trade. Hecelpts. taken as a whole, have I een above requirements for some weeks anil practically all of the lead ing killers are still holding a surplus General cattle market range: Trlme light steers It. 504175 I'rlme heavy steer 7.00 flood light steers t.004rl2!i Blockers and feeders 1.409 Ml Prime .t. horned cows .... 5.00 Common cows 4.00(14.00 Bull 3.5O((4.50 Prime light veal calves... 7.007.50 Prime haav) veal calve. 4.004, 6.00 Mutton Market I- Stronger. While onlv weathers showed an ud- anc In pries in th probahlllty that ome of thp suhma rlnes will be used to carry flour -at least to that country. In view of the extreme advances thai have h,-en made here 111 the price for. of wheat recently, as well a the fact that sharp advances have belen forced elsewhere, It would not be surprising If temporary declines In value are shown within the near future. ( Coarse grains shared the advances In the wheal market during the week and all cereals are higher. Millstuffs are naturally weaker and' lower with greater milling operations,. Flour Selling price: Patent. It; i Willamette valley, f,.60; local straight lf.4V09l.IO; bakers' local. 14.444)1.44; Montana spring wheat. 17.40; exports. 11.1001.19; whole wheat, C.:'d; gra ham It. 00; rye flour, It. 20 per bar rel. Hay Buying price, new crop. Wll lumette valley timothy, fancy I1IIJ 14.50; eaatern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, $1M&2U; alfalfa, 1 1 4 44 14.50; valley vetch. 111911.14; cheat, 11441 10.50, clover. Initio per ton. Grain Sacks 1916 nominal; No. 1 North Portland Calcutta. 11 1-44111 3-sc in carlo!. the entire mut- less amount are higher. Mlllsturis Selling price: P.ran. 4t l i t ii , 1 . f ' ; , ; i ! . . W ' I RUBE mRQUAREt Kobe Mamuard. the former iiant ROW pitching for the Brooklyn team, has never shown greater skill than at prestnl. He has a hop on his fast ball, the same old hook curve, good control, ami furthermore, seems to have no end of stamina. Manage! Wilbert Itobinson has no! over worked Ihe big fellow, but Is saving him for the final spur! of Ihe season when effeclive pitching will tell the most. Over the Mountains to the TILLAMOOK Beach Resort Where surf bathing is unexcelled Over the beautiful Coast Mountains where towering trees and roaring mountain streams invite you to leave the train. SEASON FARE $14.15 2 Daily trains from Portland 7:45 A.M. 1:40 P.M. Observation car on afternoon train, "Seashore Special" Ask local agent for information or write for booklet "Tillamook County Beaches." John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland. OTP. Southern Pacific Lines Here are THE WAGONS THAT HOLD THE ROAD PULL EASY AND TURN NICE UNDER A LOAD. PE! SCHUTTLER WAGONS "THE OLD RELIABLE' Made in Chicago since 1843. 'Ihe Peter Schuttler Mountain Wagon, because of its durability and easy running, was the favorite of our grandfathers who crossed the plains in '49. GEODETIC SURVEY CHIEF QUITS ON OWN ACCORD Hughes' Charges that Dr. Till man Was Removed Dis proved by Resignation. tradlne of I to- nal ton find lamb trade h.-re is firmer Rerelpts continue limited and far 114.641 shorts, 126. 14 per ton. below expectation or needs of the, Killed nuts 96 ft- 6.76 per barrel, trade and the outlook for the InutMdL ate future Is most hopeful. BOSTON, Huns., Aug. 14. Business ileneral multon nnd lamb market: , continue unlet in the local wool trade Mrntm ! imIm I.....I.U th nil ,i V 'T. uml 11 IniiHiiii'uri' lull lirevults in all ordinary lambs 7. 50fl 7.45 1 foreign market. Value are firm or, WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. Acting Tiest yearlings 6.91 all grades of wool but foreign and do- Secretary of Commerce E. T. Hweel Ooivd to common wethers 1.71 06.44 msSttfl, The weather, the condition of has made public the letter of reslgna- Hest ewes 5. 00W6.it I mill stock and the high prices ruling Hon of Dr. 0, H. Tinman, former sn- Cood common ewes 3 :,0ff 4.00 I all are factors In producing the pres- perlntendent of the coast and geode- ent quiet tone here. tic survey, to disprove the charge of The extreme advnnce In Ihe price Much anxiety 1 expressed as to Charles K. Hughes that he was forcibly what action may be taken by the Krit- removed to make place for a 'Stock - ' 1 lah authorities In regard to present breeder and veterinary surgeon.'' The embargoes or the imposition of new letter addressed to Secretary oom ' linen. Further price advances are merce Redfleld and dated March 6. luted In fleeces with sales ul the top 1915. read: quotations, I "When, afler my illness of a year I Trading In territory wools is spotty, ago. I suggested t" wu my retirement s,.... h,,ii.,.H r rt less .ictivitv ami us sunerinienoeni uu rnM,i,w. .... $100 Reward, $100 The ruder of thl iper will be pleaaeii to learn tht there l t least "lie ilreded disease tht arleni-e hs been SM t" cur l il l .t mnd that Is ralarrh H Urrh being greatly Inflnen. ed by eunstltll , tlnnal rendition requires ronatltiitl'.nal ireatmen! 1111" latarrh Ci l taken Inti-nutly and sett thru the blond on Ih1 Milieus Surfaces of !be System thereby d I irnyhig Ihe f.nindtlon of the iilise. glv j Ing the patleiu siiencui uy oiiiuiius "i- -constitution ind assisting nature In dnlas Its wort The proprleinea hT o much faith In the euratlre power of llall a Ca tarrh I'ure that they offer One Hundred Dol lar for ny rae that It fall io cure Send for lis! of testimonial Add.- V 1 I IIENKV k Co., Toledo. Ohio Hold by all Druggist, T4. agi mm siioerintend ,ih,.rs n moileiate Increase in buying, to nersist. Scoured values of territory wools "since then, through your dlscern are quoted at about 41 to 90 cents for Ing appreciation of the great and use fine staple. Montana and other wools ful function of the survey, it ha re nt the best grade being quoted at celved recognition irom wie iHanan, -' ' ' r ' ' o SA'Day'sAbsence or Illness on the part of the individual whom you have appointed to act as Executor under your Will may result in heavy loss to your estate. The wise plan is to appoint this strong National Bank as your Executor. It is never absent from its place of business and its services cannot be interrupted because of illness or other incapacity. II The Famous John Deere IRON-CLAD MOUNTAIN WAGON is known as the quality wagon. Its right material and construction mean long life and satisfactory service. If you are thinking of buying a wagon, don't forget the three essential factors to look for performance, dura bility and price. Then let us explain our guarantee. MM & SIMPSON Telephone 610 CHICHESTER S PILLS MJ"ll THK DIAMOND HUVMl. A Cal-rkAUVa Waair.iA AT 1 af A' T to 9ii cent. Hair MOM siampie is quotable at K5 to a", three eights blood staple at 80 to 82 cent, quarter blood staple at "U to 75 rent. Oreat firmness has been developed in Ohio fleeces. 40 cents having been refused for quarter blood c,onihing. Receipt of wool for the week were domestic l4.llt.U4 pounds, foreign 66.373 pounds. to. I. U.d aU tinld tnrtlllK lw,n. "CI iUi Blue k n tTTV.."iYi.nrt7Tr' ..i!..vt HDtit.lt I'll 1st I - A - -- Al.a.iUeidatvss) SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERWHfJS I i K TO THK "IH'KN SHOP lo Chineie Style Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES HOT TAMALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYI.K LUNCHES ' COFFEE Evervihing clean and up-to-dste. K1RST CLASS SEHV1CK TEA 5c Packaae Under State Hotel Cor Webb and Cottonwood St. Phone 647. Pendleton, Or ..,.ni.. I oiolovr Offnr Work Ixingnhoremen as Individual. SE vrn.K Wash., Aug. 14. U op- i..,t,.,l to an agreement lictwecn wa terfront employers and striking long from congress and from many people who through your powerful lnfluenc have allowed their interest In it to be come known. "Therefore I now feel at liberty for reasons personal to myRelf. to ask you to shift the burdens of my responsi bilities to other shoulders by request ing the president to accept my resig nation from the survey, to date from the close of business of March IS. "At the same time please accept my thnnks and those of every one con rected with the survey for your coun sel and untiring support." Kelief and Salvage moved the steamer a few feet last night. The progress is slow hut satisfactory. The work ers say thev expected to move the Hear a few inches every night. Th refloating may require a few weeks but they expect that some nigh! the Bear will take a big jump and be safe. the colonel was after being shot brought to Chicago at Milwaukee. IXHK OOI FEEL ?OOD. . cither feel ffnod Of si, on men that the latter may submit 00k good while suffering from con . ., . nl ,1 i f f i , . 1 1 1 1 i ,. i ,. mAM ,.r lltal ir,l A m 9 FAMOUS SURGEON DIES AT MICHIGAN HOME Dr. John B. Murphy Believed Victim of Poisoned Soup Banquet in Chicago. Weeds Prove Theory. Some one once said that "It's not so much a question of the survival of Ihe finest as of fitting as many us possible to survive:" and truer words were never spoken. Every body who has a garden and carefully tends It knows that the only things which really seem fit to survive are Ihe needs. Haltlmore Sun. 400 East Court Street 1 S BETTER AND SOFTER S LIGHT c S a r settlement of dlfflfiiltie here. Captain J S. (llbson. he.ol of the employers declared that the only I concession hi organisation would I make would be for the men to re- turn in work under Ihe "open shop. " Federal Mediator Henry M. Whit' succeeded In bringing about a semi official conference w hen the agree-1 men! that a proposal might l Ua4 j IjtKArl was decided upon. Todiiv Captain Oibson aaid that "The only proposal Ihe employers will consider Is for the men to re turn lo work as Individuals, and no! t s an organization." CHICAGO, Aug 14 Dr. John R Murphy, famous Chicago surgeon, died Friday afternoon at Mac kinac, Mich. Dr. Murphy recently was knighted by Archbishop r Muruhv was one ot the guests at the Mundelein banquet and partook of Ihe poison soup made by .lean Crones, anarchist. Dr. Murhy was 62 . years of age. He had been ill with rheumatism of ,h.. h..ri lor six month". He went EUREKA, Cat., Aung. 1 4.-RIvh-. j to Mackinac with his family last us declare there is no doubt the Monday. steamer Rr.-ir.wll! be ultimately float- Dr. Murphy was the chief surgeon ed unless storms interfere. The tugs I attending rolonel itonsevelt when tlD.ition Get rid or that tired, drag-. jr, lifeless leellng by a treatment of1 I)r Kings New Life Pills. Buy a oox iou irtie vrww v,, . , ,L .h, tffe with a papal order T'ltMl. ill HIT lliwi n.iif, v.iwv ...... Iuna. . -h fsaasi hpt-' Mundnleiti. ouu irriing m s1',, jw .v. 1ST at once. 2Dc at your druggist. j Adv. ItK SAVED IF STORM DOST IR1SK SIIOIXD S1X)AS-S UNDMENT GO ALONG? Of course it should! For after a -... Aav hen vnur muscles have been exercised to the limit an appli-1 C cation of Sloan's Liniment will take J Q ihe soreness and stillness away and a ,.t vo in fine shape for the morrow. You should also use It for a sudden attack of toothache, stiff neck, back ache, stings, bites and the many ac .idents that are incidental to a vaca tion. "We would as soon leave our baggage as go on a vacation or camp ( ut without Sloan s Liniment." Writes . ..tinaia. "We use it for every one . ' -' - ( i thing from cramps to toothache ' Put a bottle in your bag. be prepared' and have no regrets. Adv is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light that illuminates the room 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. VAUGHAN i - i j TWO SNAPS IX RIVERSIDE IF TAKEN AT ON47E. Fine large new house and nine rooms, barn, ohicken houses, or chard and 14 1-2 acres of land all for J3.000. 11000 down and balance to suit purchaser. Owner must sell. This is a splendid buy. Another 4 1-4 acres of alfalfa land, full bearing orchard, good six room house, barn, chicken houses, hors and buggy, cow and some of the best laying chickens in the state. All goes with the place except the furniture in the house. Is Jelling on account of sickness. Price J350O. Terms. MATLOCK-LAATZ INVLSTMENT CO. Real Estate 4B4 11! East Court St Farm and City Loans aaoi IOC Insurance -ioc e D o rt io! BRITISH GUN MOUNTEDON RAILWAY CARRIAGE DRIVES BACK GERMANS Hong Kong Cafe 4ND NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Trsy Orders a Specialty Boxes for ladles and gentlemen. OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT Ml'ALS 20o AND DP. Meal Tickets, 21 Meal for $1.00 Special Chicken Dinner Sundays. 548 Main Street Next o K O. Bldg. Phone 408 Hl466B6S Bt"'' ' , Z . i."!"-'. - ll - ' ..... l"vVC'-.:J4 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HAKTMAN AHSTIIaCT CO. MAKM reliable abstract! of title to all lands in I'matilla county. Buys and M ils all kinds of real estate. lK.es , L'.niral brokerage business. Pays taxes and makes Investment tor non residents. Writes, lire, life and acci dent insurance. References, any bank in l'endleton. BBNtLkY & MOXTUOMBRY. RBUL asUta fire life and accldenl insur ance .-.gents. Mi. Main street. Phone H.4. rTMF,KRS. COl W. T. IOHNKA, AIVTIOX makes a specialty of farmers I stock and inachlncry sales. "The ! man thai i you the money." Leave nlders ut BaM Oregonian office. i SECOND HAND DEAIiERS. Crl!T.TtLK."7nCALKIt IN NEW and sc. ond hand goods. asn paid lor ail second-hand goods bought Cheapest place in Pendleton ' t,. liuv household goods. Come and jget our prices. :i9 B. Curt street Phone 2" IW. ATTOISM.VS KALKY RALirr, ATTOKNKYs A law. office in American National Hank 11 ui Id ing. ATTORNEY ettled. wiils. W COCTTS Katimates QBOROE at law- deeds, n drawn. Collections IT. Schmidt block. FVNER i. dikehtors. J. T. BROWN'S FCRNITCIIK STORE Funeral director nnd licensed em balmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars Calls I responded to day or night, .'orner i Ualn and .iter streets. Telephone rtgages and contracts s3 made. Room FKF, FKK. ATTORNBT8 AT I AW. Office in Despain building -ARTER & SMYTHE. ATT' " .1NF.YS at law Office in rear of Ameri- an Naional Hank building. JOHN S. H.-vJCEIt Fl NKHA1. Di rector and licensed embalm, r, Op posite postofflce, ruasral i arior, two funeral can. 'alU MjapondSd to lay or night Phone 71. MONTANA FARM l-ANDS. JAMES B. PEJRRY law. Office over company. ATTORNEY Taylor Hanlv AT PETERSON BISHOP, ATTOR neys at law; rooms 3 and 4. Snoth Crawford building DOUGLAS w BAIL BY. at law. Will practic, and federal courts. I. Deapoln building. ATTORNEY in all Male nortkErn PACmc BAI Lsadl aaStem Montana .i io $18 per acre. Suitable fur I or grazing Ea- term. For in. i' on writ.- ,,r -ri- W. F. Iloli City, Montana. LWAx 1I4 i mlng ' n for Mil- FREDERICK nev at law BTB1W BR ATTOR Ith-Crww This mm shows why the British have been able to drive bark the Ccr nians In their mighty offensive In France. It prove the irroat prepara tion Sir William I mander of the Brl before he launched f.ics bis Ma inins fTl the rtsoti. army asauh allwan com This gun is mounted on n gietal ARCIIITFtT. mud freight car and it can be moved , - , . . . Hi qulcklv'. If damaged another may he RAYMOND W HATCH, built sent forward to take its place in a test IVspain BOllding. fight short time. 748, Pendleton. Oregon MJS4 I I I v - i ol ; I.EC.AL BLANKS OF tf 11 scription for count . DMtti, court, Justi.e .'lint real Sail I tor sale at Bast Oregon las ol lK iii-nit etc , l l, e AKCHl- Phono , A l.oWF.l.L. ATTORNEY WtmsaUor at law. office AN' LEGAL I11.ANK8 OF KVKItlf I scription for coonty court, 4 IH court. Jiisilce court real !!. et.. , for sale ui Eul Uregoolao "I