East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TT 'KSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1916. PAGE SEVEN Over the Mountains to the TILLAMOOK Beach Retorts Where surf bathing It 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, Ore, Southern Pacific Lines Hog Market Firmer and 15c Higher : WOMW UOLF rlMMI'IO.V READ1 TO DEFEND TITLE. iiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiri Known For It's Strength iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiit 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. B mm mm Federal Reserve Board. By C. S. Hamlin, Governor. nuiiimiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SECURITY iWIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIt Here are THE WAGONS THAT HOLD THE ROAD PULL EASY AND TURN NICE UNDER A LOAD. PETER SCHUTTLER WAGONS "THE OLD RELIABLE' Made in Chicago since 1843. The Peter Schuttler Mountain Wagon, because of its durability and easy running, was the favorite of our grandfathers who crossed the plains in '49. PORTLAND, Aim. IB. Bog market Wat firmer unci 10 In lie limber than last week's extreme level. One small lot was sold early In the day at i'J.'.H) I'Ut the hulk of the Initial trading -.van ."round 19. HI ft 9.76 for tops. There was an Increase in offering of hogs at North Portland over Sun day, compared with the name day laid week. Killer, however, were In the field as earls bidders and eater to buy. and the advanee wan easily forced. , General hog market ranxe: t'holce light weight 9.90 'iood light weights S.fiOfr 9.65 Medium weight 9.10ft !t.2u Rough heavy 1.76 Ml) Cattle situation la Steadier, With only a very limited supply of rattle reported In the yards over Sun day, the market acted somewhat bet ter and fractionally higher prices were secured for some offerings. Total ar rivals over Sunday were f3H head corn- Dared with 1011 last week, and 1111 head this same time a year ago. General cattle market range: Prime light steers 16.50 ft 6.7fi Prime heavy steers 7.00 flood light steers 1.00 01. fl Blockers and feeders .... .VOOft ft. 76 I'rlme dehorned 0OWS .... 5.00 Common cows 1.9004. M Hulls I.I04.I0 I'rlme light veal calves .. 7.000 7.50 Prime heavy veal oalvet.. 4. no mo. no Million ami lambs Firm. While general prices showed little change the market for mutton und lambs was firmer at North Portland for ixtra good yearlings the trade Is now quoting a firm market at I6.5U. Receipts ai North Portland over Sunday were hut 94 4 head, and some of these same direct to a local meat company. fleneral mutton ami lamb market: Select spring lambs $11.0008.25 Ordinary lambs T. 1097. 71 Hest yearlings 6.25 flood to common wethers. 5.75 fa 6. on Kesl ewes 5.000 5.25 flood common ewes 1.1004.00 Chicago wheat showed a rather heav loss in price at Ihe opening of the day's trading, but much strength was shown abroad locally the mar ket is inclined to follow- the foreign lead and country bids are reportco j showing a further fractional advance I although confirmation regarding this Is lacking. The great weakness in Chicago dur- lag IBS Sari) trading was in the Sep- temher option, losses in the others at! the start being moderate. Broomhall cabled from Liverpool that wheat opened steads. 'Iood de mand for spot and expnri offers dear er. American shipments tire lighter, with the largest percentage consigned to continent and the United Kingdom Clearances from all ports are inade-1 quale. Argentine Weather continues dr t over a wide area. Kxport bids good as following the foreign rise, and hold ers shOw no disposition li press for! sale. Crop accounts not favorahle. 1'nlted Kingdom Native offers light, and foreign arrivals limited j Millers' demand fair at hest prices. Purchases are restricted by the higlr price and strong freights. Continen-i tul absorption continues ami demand I broadening. Advices from Canada from private sources reiterate pros peels not favorahle Total shipments; from North America last week. Wheat. 7.071,000 bushels; corn. 1, 701,000 hushels; oats 4.106.000 bushels. I Shipments of wheat to the Unttedl Kingdom this week from all ports. , 1,418.000 hushels with the continent I absorbing all export offsra. stocks and! on pasage both decreasing, distant of-1 fers firmly held. Russia Shipments last week S8S.-, 000 bushels wheat, all to France. Petrograd cables official estimate j surplus new and old grain ol all kinds 64.flfin.non tons, of which about on fourth represents wheat. New crop prospects are not altogether favor able. Tonnage scarce Flour Selling price Patent. 66: Willamette valley 16.40; local straight I6.40tt6.80; linkers' local, 10.8041 $7.40. wheat, r 10.80 exports. M.l04r''.30; whole $6.20; graham. "46.00; rye flo per Parrel. Hay Huylng price, new crop; Wil lamette valley liiriothy. fancy, fltOJ I .o, e.titiem : lil.tno rano- timothy, 8 1 Mi 20. alfalfa $ 1 1 It 14.50, valley vetch. $11 'oil. 50; cheat, 8 1 I "'.li, clover. $9'o in per ton. f.'rain Sacks 1916 nominal. No. 1 Calcutta, II l-4tl 3-8c in carlots less amounta are higher. Millstuffs Selling price: Bran. 114.80; shnru, 626.60 per ton. Hulled Onto 88.60 00.76 per bar rel. , Very sharp declines were forced for wheat a Chicago's closing, and as cash was unchanged ul both Uverpool and Lindon, the local market felt the strain somewhat, on the Merchants Kxchange blda for hluestem were 2 l-2c lower, forty fold 2 l-2c. clubl unchanged. Fife 1 .c lower and Rus sian 3c OS, August oats bids were unchanged likewise barley. ANOTHER U-BOAT IS SIGHTED OFF B'S ISLAND .NEW LONDON, "onn., Aug. 16. K Fishers' Island wireless operator said he had sighted a submarine oil Montauk Point The operator said the submarine was too distant to determine its na tionality and he was unable to make the submarine understand the wire less quarlaa, The stranger evidently! carried a high pow er equipment. Am- erlcan submarines , arry a low power witeless. A shore lookout reported sighting the submarine off Fisher's Island, traveling west. It had one mast. BUREAU IS PLANNED SEATTLE, Aug. 15. George Hardy former secretary of the Portland Chamber of commerce has arranged a Hireling here September sixth for re l resenta fives of railroads and civic or ganizations from many Oregon. Washington and Idaho cities to ar range for a central advertising bureau to boost the northwest. They may es tablish a bureau in Seattle. MES C H VANDERBECK.. Unless something unforeseen hap pens Mrs. Clarence H. Vanderbeck. the national woman golf champion, will te able to give a good account of her self in the tournament at the Essex Cuunty Club in October. Whether she wins or not. the Philadelphia Country Club woman at least wants to have a try In defence of her title. For quite a while she feared this would be prevented because of Ill ness. It will be remembered that a few weeks after Mrs. Vanderbeck won the title at Onwentsia last fall she had to give up the game because of a nervous breakdown and it was only about a month ago that she resumed playing. Those who have seen the champion on the links recently say she is ap parently as well physically as ever. James Thompson, the Philadelphia Country club professional, who has Played with Mrs. Vanderbeck, ex pects to see her make a good showing in the national event at Manchester. Go East This Summer via Northern Pacific Low Round Trip Fares Enjoy every moment of the circle tours via this line. Get additional scenery and service at no additional expense. Through daily trains to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago. Kansas City-St. Louis with the best dining car service in the world. Enroute stop at Yellowstone National Park Enter through Garllner Gateway original, scenic and only Northern entrance. Spend a week or month In America's greatest wonderland, s'ee the wild animals, geysers, colored terraces, paint pots, Grand Can yon of the Yellowstone, etc. Excellent hotels. Have you visited HAYDBN LAKE' Most beautiful spot Hotels, camping boating, fishing, golfing. Near Spo kane Write, call or phone for tickets, Informa tion and travel literature. Let us arrange your vacation trip. WALTER ADAMS Agent, Pendleton, Ore. Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent PORTLAND, ORE. A. D. CHARLTON, Hound trip westbound summer tourist tickets on sale dally tell your eastern friends. Attractive IIoniceekri-H tickets to Montana points and return. WEATHER CHECKS EPIDEMIC Lunatics Make Escape From State Asylum SALEM. Aug. IT,. John Thomp son, a blacksmith, and W. A. McKay, have escaped from the state insane asylum. Thompson jerked off the bars, officials say McKay is a dan gerous lunatic. COLD WAVE HELPS To REDUCE MORTALITY IN SEW YORK PARALYSIS OASES. new yoiiK, Aug 15. Unusually Cold weather has caused a reduction in infantile paralysis Ninety five new cases have developed and thirty one new deaths. Brandeis Refuses to Discuss Meeting With Justice White church Corners Angleworms. MOREGOR, Iowa. Aug. 1.".. Trustees "t the Methodist Bpla- copal church here have a close 4 monopoly of the first class angle worm suppl? of this locality and 4 they have forbidden any digging in the churchyard that being the scene "f the monopoly on Saturday or Sunday, in the hope that those who can't fish will come t" church. WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. Brand- j eis has arrived here but refused to discuss his conference with Chief I Justice White. It is understood that ! W hite objected to brandeis becoming a member of the Mexican commission. Urandels said there may be a state ment later. I Now Open A Clean, Beautiful Resort at Which to Rest and Enjoy Yourself During the Hot Summer. H1DAWAY SPRINGS In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla County. H. M. CULTER, PROP. Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc. Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths. Hotel Rate, $10.50 Per Week INCLUDING BATHS. or $2.00 Per Day COTTAGES AND TENTS FOR RENT. FREE CAMP GROUNDS. GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE. Mage leaves rendleton Tuesdays and Saturdays at I o'clock from French Restaurant. Hidaway state meets Pilot Rook state at Cklah on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. DID OFFICERS WHIP TROOPS WITH THESE? li The Famous John Deere IRON-CLAD MOUNTAIN WAGON i.s known as the qualify wagon. Its right material and construction mean long life and satisfactory service. II you arc 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. McCUNTOCK I SIMPSON 400 Enftt Court Street. Telephone 610 hi t 1 $100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that sWence has been able to cnr in all its stages, atid that is catarrh. Ca tarrh being -jreatly influenced by eontltn I tlxnal conditions requires constitutions.) I treatowmt Hails Catarrh Cure is taken i Internally and acts thru the Hlood on the I MocotM Surfaces of the System thereby de j I ttrojrtng the foundation of the disease, glv . I lHf the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing; i Its work The proprietors have so much ftlth in the curative powers of Hall's Ca tarrh Cure that they offer One Hundred lol- j lars for anj case that It falls to cure. Send j for list of testimonials. Address K J CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, I Onto Sold by all Druggists. 7.V. 1 IM BETTER 'AND SOFTEH LIGHT Is assured by the use of soms 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 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS MARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstract! of title to all lands in Umatilla county, buy and sells all kinds of real estate. Dong ..ni hmkanii business. Pays- taxis and makes investments for 000 resldsnts Writes, fire, life und aco deal Insurance Reference, any bank in Pendleton. IIKNTI.HY & MONTGOMERY. REAL estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance aant US Mnin "tr't- Phone 404. l CTIONEERS, COL W. V. YOHNKA. AUCTION- ear, makes a specialty of farmers Stock anil Machinery sales. "The man that cots you the money." Leave orders it BSaat Oregon. an office. SECOND HAND DEAI ER8. V. 8TROBLE, DEALER IN N B W and second hand goods. Cash paid for all second-hand goods M Brltiah photograph! during thr ureal drive German tranches hav are authority for the many oatoninatalli the German trenches, prnji RROWS four Th draun that Herman rs at the tr.nit in which man) been taken statement that were found in and this ghOtO- inference was fflcers whipped their men to force thel British bullets. Karberl best known of the Bun pondentt, hat quoted an i fai as sav ins priaonan Austrian officers shut ms Ing fulled to hold a posll to camp. i to I 'ore ipean ttslli faoi th Phone corre- lumtht Cneapeal place to buy hooaahold good! get our prices, jr.' t; :tiw. ATTORXEi'S, KAL.EY & RALKV. ATTORNETfl AT law. Dffice in American National Bank Uuilding. GEOKOE W COUTTS. ATTORNEY; at law. Estimates settled, wills, deeds, mortgages and contracts drawn. CntlOCtions made. Iloomi 17. Schmidt block. ITNK1I I. MRGUTORS. J. T. BROWN'S FURNiTURl storb Funeral director and licensed em balmer. Most modem (unjaTal par lor, morgue and funeral cars Calls responded to day nr night. I'orner Main and Water streets. Telepfcoaa 63. EKE A FEE. ATTOKXEYs AT LAW. Office In Pespeln building. CA RTKR & SMYTIIE. ATTORNEYS at law. Off:ce In rear of Amerl- can KaiOBUkl Hank building. JuHN s l'.AKEll. Fl NEHai, Di rector and licensed embalim-r. Op l oatta postoftiee, Funeral parlor, two funeral ears rail responded to daj r night Phone 75. MONTANA PARM i iKH JAMES It. PHRRT ATTORNEY AT ' law. Office over Taylor Hardware I company. PETERSON & BISHOP, ATTOIl j mys at'law; mums 3 and 4. Smith-1 Crawford building. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Lands in eastern Montana SI II 50 to Its per acre. Saitabls for-1 inning or grazing Easy tertna. Km iufor mation write or Ms U I Holt Mlb-S City, Montana. 'ii Pendleton i 'mue aud gen him hav- Ml,,.,1 MtdUTECT. RAY Ml lest. iND W Pespain enillrten. hatci Btlildll Oregon. DOUGLAS W BAILBT, ATTORNaTl at law. Will practice in all state and federal courts. Rooms 7 s and i. Despaln building. FREDERICK BTBIWBR. TTiT. nej at law. I'tTlce in Sinith-' raw ATTORN iw. Offlc MIM I II M il 'A Of BVSitl Ml county 'uurt. elrcolt iurt. real estkts. !.,