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t DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON? OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916. PAGE SEVEN EIGHT PAGES Patent Flour Prices PORTLAND, Or,, Auk. 23. Pat int flour prices wero generally ud- sliced 20c a Irarri'l In the local mur I el during the day. which plMM bMl known brands at $6.20. Another i.dvance of an eiiual amount Is antic ipated by the trade within I few days, unless there Ih a complete change In sentiment In the wheat trade. While profit taklnx caused a iimall decline In the price of wheat at the opening of the Chicago market dur ing the morning session, there was great strength and higher prices at both londnn and Liverpool. laical market continues aggressive ly firm, with much Inning reported (roin the Interior nt higher prices Confirmation of hluestem sales In the country were shown during the day at 1.24t1.25 per bushel, basis tide tfater delivery. Hroomhnll cubled from Liverpool that the wheat market was strong, with advancing spot and dearer Man itoba offers. Spot market strong, (i to Sd higher, with a fair demand nt (he advance, ('argon strong winters 2s and Manitolms 2s .'Id dearer, with an Improved demand. A semi-official report confirms ser ious damage in Manitoba ami Sits- Women Know that they cannot afford to be ill. They must keep themselves in the best of health at all times. Most of all, the digest ive system must be kept in Sod working order. Knowing e importance of this, many women have derived help from jkcfiarois Ms These safe, sure , vegetablt - pi Ws quickly right the conditions that cause headache, languor, constipation and biliousness. They are free from habit-forming drugs. They do not irri tate or weaken the bowels. Women find that relieving the small ills promptly, prevents the development of big ones. They depend on Beecham's Pills to tone, strengthen and Keep Them Well Umtti" ! S"l Vih to Itmm ato t'"1 hi. Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES c.; HOT TABLES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date FinST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood St. Phone 67. Pendleton, Ore. NORTH BEACH NOT DIFFERENT-BETTER! Vore beach better beach; an endless i ariety of tr nigs to do and places to go; quaint and restful resorts; a pleasant boat trip to get there. Ranched only ola the O-W.R. R.&N. STEAMERS T.J.POTTER - HASSA10 Fart, rtfrrmtiom. brack fMrr and Ml Mmnation Jtm anticatwn to SS O- W. K. K. 4 N. Agtnt,orth, General Passenger Agent. Portland riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"""11" iiiHiiiiiiHiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiroiiiu I HOODIES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES 1 rpv'Q KWONG HONG LOW JTLs A 9 H6Weit Alt St.. Upitiri,"Phon 433 E Niiiiiini"""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiL Up Twenty Cents katehewan. and export offers are few, with the general undertone s'rnng. Flour Millers' supplies are limit ed and flour prices advance being 28 higher. Flour -Selling price: Patent, 16.20; Willamette valley, $5.80; local straight l.80; bakers' local, 7 Montana spring wheat, $7.60; exports, 11.106)5.80; whole wheat, $6.20; gra ham, $6.00; rye flour, $6.20 per bar rel. Hay Buying price, new crop; Wil lamette valley timothy, fancy, $11 14.50; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy $120; alfalfa. 1414.50; valley vetch, $1111.50; cheat, I10fi 10.50; clover, $910 per ton. Grain Sacks 1916 nominal; No. 1 Calcuttas, 11 1-411 3-Sc In carlots. less amounts are higher. Mlllstuffs Selling price; Bran $24.50; shorts, $26.50 per ton. Rolled' Oats $6.506.75 per bar rel. Chicago wheat prices closed with a fractional decline, but there was a firmer tone and higher prices quoted on the Portland Merchants Exchange as influenced by the higher foreign markets. On the local exchange bids for August wheat were advanced 2 to 3c" a bushel, with values standing at a new high record for the season at $1.26 a bushel for hluestem. Oats bids were advanced $2 a ton on the exchange during the day, while barley was up $1 for feed. Only a smal run of hogs was shown in the North Portland yards over night I and the general trend of the trade re ' mains steudy around former Price! for the bulk of e stuff. Top quality available during the morning sold at la. (Hi, which Is substantially the same as similar stuff brought on Monday. Ccneral hog market range; ! I hnlec light weight I 9 60 flood light weights 9.259.50 ! Medium weights 8.758.90 j Rough heavy 8.001 8.50 Cattle Market 1- Stcud.v. Market for cattle Is steady. Real toppv stuff Is absent, and while no I change is Indicated in quotations in this line liecause values have not been tested during recent days, indications are for a better price. This Is especi ally true of loppy heifers, sales of which were made around $5.35 dur ing the previous day. i '.l iteral cattle market range Prime light steers 11.10 0 6.75, Prime heavy steers 7.00 flood light steers $.0001.11 Stockcrs and heifers 5.005.75 Prime dehorned Cows and heifers I.OOdJ 5.11 Common cows 1.0104.01 Bulls 1.10 4.11 Prime light veal calves... 7.0U 7 . ." 0 Prime heavy veal calves'.. 4. 00491.01 Milium and Lambs steady. There was quite a fair run at mut t, n and lambs over night at North Portland. No change is shown In gen- iral market conditions. :ill offerings finding a good outlet at values listed j c.eneral mutton and lamb market: I Seb et spring lamhH tk.2.l. Ordinary lambs 7.5007.71 I Best earlings I.Ii 01.51 lioocl to common w ethers . 7 r. Rj I ,01 Best ewes I.004J 6.25 !; I Common ewes 1.1004.09 Though the mop or Europe will be somewhat ch inged 'after the war Eu rope's bank account will have exper ience,! the most startling transforma tion. The man who doesn't know himself i eaalli fooled. $100 Reward, $100 I the reailers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is st least one dreaded I illspHHf that aelence has been able to cure I In all Its stages, and that la ratarrb Cs I tnrrli leliig greatly Influenced "jr lonslitu tlniial eeiidltlona requires constitutional i treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally and acta thru the Mined on the I atneooa Snrfares of the System thereby de si l oving the foundation of the disease, gir I Ing the patient strength by lailldlug up the ronstltntliin and aaslstlng nature In doing Ha work The proprietors have an much 1 faith In the curative powers of Hall's Cs itarrli Cure tlint they offer tine Hundred Pol lars for any caas that It falls to cure. Send ! for list of testimonials, i Address: K. J. CIIKNEY h Co.. Toledo (Ihlo Sold by all Druggists, 75c. OH MILES of smooth, firm sandy beach sW V sloping gradually ooeanward more than a score of interesting beach hamlets inviting vou to real rest and the simple foe that's NORTH BEACH. HARVEST QUEEN MSADING N Vno.V-WIKK MOVEMENT At.MNST (' M'lT I. PI NISIIMFXT MISHA APPLE 5AUM NEW YORK, Aug. 23. Misha Ap- , plebaum. founder and leader of the I "Humanitarian Cult," Is leading a nu-'tlon-wlde movement for the abolition of capital punishment. Just at present his efforts are'be ,lng directed toward saving Charles ' Stlelow. convicted of murdering i Charles E Perkins, and his house ' keeper, Margaret Wolcott, from the i electric chair. j He persuaded Justice l!uy to grain a reprieve one hour ami eleven min utes before the time set for Stlelow's execution In Sing Sing prison. Short ly after this Irving King's alleged con fession, exonerating Stlelow, was made public! This confessron, however, has since been repudiated, it Is said. Will, SLOAN'S LINl.MEXT RE- LIEVE PAIN? Try It and see one application will prove more than a column of claims. James S Ferguson, phila , Pa., writes: "I have had wonderful relief since I l used Sloan's Liniment on my knees. J To think ;ifter all these years of pain I one application gave me relief. Many thanks lor w hat your remedy has done 1 for me " Don t keep on suffering, ap ply Sloan's Liniment where your palm , la and notice how quick you get re lief. Tenetrntes without rubbingr Buy j it at any Drug Store. 25c Adv. WASHINGTON MOOSERS WANT WILSON TO COME Prominent Evergreen State Progressives Join in Letter to President. ni:v rORK, Auit. Mine prom invnx progrcttlvtsj in the state nf Washington have Joined in a tolr u'ram to l'ri'll'iit Wilson InvUtnl him l arraiiR1 tn makt- IpseohCS in ! that xtntr diirliit; the oampaiKn. j t'hairman ItcCoftniOll "f the dsmo- lerstic national commltts, at the re- j tt.'e?t of the president, todai replietl I to the invitation anil expressed deei 1 appreciation and also the Kreal re I Kret of the president that he will In Unable to do what they suggested. Text of TetoRram. "Press dispatch! from Washing- ton would indicate you may not come to this state during campaign ." said the telegram.'' ChsnoSSJ never hetter to oarry state ol Wtutlitnsjton. Hem-j ben of I'toyresslve party are now In open revolt against amalgamation with the republicans. If you could arrange In make two or three speeches I here. It would insure electoral vote ol Washington for you. "e. the undersigned members of the progressive party of the state of Washington, who are supportlnf you for re-election, most respectfully but earnestly appeal to you to come to the state for at least tWO speeches' before November i if it is posslbM to do so We want to win Washing ton for Wilson." The telegram was sinned by le Hanson, progressive nominee for rol led States senator In 1!U4. and SSSO I elate nieniher democratic national j csmpaign committee; c. J, Prance, chan man progTSSStVC stute coiumll tee. IHlti. Kdgar C, Snyder, chairman progressiva party state committee 1 ft 1 j ; Otto A. I'ase .candidate pro- gresslrs party for governor In 1(11; Henry Alheit ItoIsMUfc progresslvi candidate for congress In 1H1:' and nominee of the progressive party this year for attorney general; M, C. 11 gott. editor Seattle Satnrdav Night; K. O. Mien, msmber progrssslvi count) central committee i Of, Mwln .1. Ill-own. former DTOgl I'gSive candl date for mayor of Seattle, and t. R I Justice, member progrisjlvs. oouats committee. ROBERT CRAWFORD NEW FLAX SUPERINTENDENT Milarv Is joo n Month Willi Soil In crease if He i"io' clood win Try tmi New Procoss, SAl.KM. Aug. It. The state' hoard oi control atonaay moroinK voted in snissfs Itoneti Crasjrjtord a superlnteirdenl nf ihs state prlsoif flux plant. Crawford has been tem porarlp employed as supei Intenilenl durrni u- pulling season., n was voted to unarantec hint MOO and to 1 uv him 1150 II In makes good. X IlillllllM HER FIRST FISH STORY. Blanche Sweet. Lasky Star, In Para mount Pictures. Blanche Sweet, the beautiful Lasky star, caught her first Rsh last week at Bear Lake, while on location for tlio exterior scenes of "The Storm." a Paramount Picture which was di rected by Prang Reicber. Disinter esteil K?rsons assert that it was not so much of a fish, but Miss Sweet is having it Stuffed, and it will occupy a prominent isisitlon In lier home, pro vided tile cat does injf see il lirst. The fish was enticed from the jvatefl while Miss Sweet was out in a canoe with Thomas Melghan. her loading man. As soon as the Hsh was cap- ured, Miss Sweet insisted upon inline- returning to camp wnsequeat ' Ighnn was left flshless. BSC r tan Of State Olcott made a motion to pa) Crawford $j;,n per mouth, the same salary as that paid J. C. Cady, the former supei nil. anient. Qovsrnor Wltbyeontha and state Treasurer Kay, the other two mem bsrs of the hoard, opposed the pav Risnl of I60 salary, it was also voted to experiment with both the tank and dtW rotting processes ol retting the flax straw. Crawford and Rocretary of stale nl coll (kvored Iho tank rotting process, gVA SBSKBSBBBBBSff ggSBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBa M gSBSSSSl I JZ&aasLaaaB- 1 CO I 1 m IHHgggssi ggH RRM anMHSSMISSSSaSSMSaSBBMSBSSBaBBBSS.'. SBBSkgl The Proof THE proof of the newspaper advertising pudding is not so much in the eating as in the delightful after effects. To illustrate : A large Philadelphia manufacturer had used other media, and it was only after much persuasion he was induced to try newspapers. ' After one year's experiment his sales manager wrote the BUREAU OF ADVERTISING: "Results have been so encouraging as to sell our company a nati onal campaign of advertising through the newspapers." When all is said and done it is results that count. And newspa per advertising gives results. The BUREAU OF ADVERTISING, American Newspaper Publish ers Association, 806 World Bldg., New York City, will be glad to pre sent facts to manufacturers and distributors on the use of newspaper advertising. The ilew or field retting process was tried last year with tittle success by Cady. Crawford .-aid he hated to risk any flax on the dew retting process. It was finally decided to use r.O tons in dew retting and 50 in tank retting THE OLD RELIABLE REMEDYFORMEN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. ft CORAiasl mm IN 2 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY tAKCE M LAN I) IU SIX ESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO, MAi bm reliable tbstracts of title to all n .till, county. Buys and sells all kinds ot real es.a.e. a general brokerage bUSUOOS. taxes and makes investments fot residents Writes, fire, life and insurance. References, Does Pays hank In Pendleton. I BENTLET MONTOOMBItY. REAL' estate fire life and accident Insur-, sacs Sg'snts. Ill Main street. Phone. 404. ' AM-10XEK.HS. p Xa'"l Bank building. r"-r7'Y7F PERKY. ATTORNEY AT make- a specialty of farmers law. Office over Taylor Hardware stock' and machinery sales 'The company. man thai gets you the money.' Leave orders at East Orsgonian office. pk.terson bishop. ATTOH J , - neys at law; "rooms i and 4. Sinith- WXMD IIANP DKAl.lRS. Crawford building. V. STROtUJ!. l.KALElt IN tW BAILVT. ATTORNE1 and second hand goods. I as" Jd fo" all second-hand good. at law. W 111 practice ,n all s,at. p.mi t, r hii Pendleton and federal courts. Rooms I. S ami bough! Ch Pjacoln L Dsspaln building, to bus household goew t ome .mo net our pries. Ill I Court street Phone 1 71 W. FREDERICK ST 11 WE K. ATToP. " 1 ns) at law. office In Smlth-''ra i:cnniXT. rr'' '"'tiding RATMOND W. HATCH. ARCHI- s. a LOWBLL attorney ANi test. ltespaln Huild'ng. Phone counsellor at law. Office In le 70S. Pendleton. Oregon. spsln building. in Sales! 101 I o IOC IOQOI aoi TWO SNAPS IX RIVERSIDE IT TAKEX AT OXCE. Fine large new house and nine rooms, barn, chicken houses, or chard and 14 1-2 acres of land all for (3,000, S1000 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, horso and buggy, cow and some of the best laying chickens In the state. All goes with the place excep the furniture in the house. Is selling on account of sickness. Price Vir.OO. Terms. " MATLOCK-LAATZ INVESTMENT CO. 112 East Court St, Real Estate Farm and City Loans Insurance aoi , aonocr iqctqi ioroc30 ATTORXEY8. HALEY & PALE Y, ATTORNEYS AT law. office in American National Hank Building. GEORGE W COPTTS. ATTORNEY at law. Rati ma tSS settled, wills, deeds, mortgages and contracts drawn. Collections made. Room 17, Schmidt block. PRE & FEE ATTORNEYS AT I.AW Office in Despain building. CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNEYS at law. Office in rear of Amerl- UETTER AXD SOFTER . LIGHT 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 1 o 8 i io3 FUNERAL DIREtTOKN. J. T. BROWN S El'RNlTl'RE STORB Funeral director and licensed em halmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 65. JOHN S. BAKER. FI NEHAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, two funeral car. Calls responded t day or night Phone 75. MOM I FARM M- NORTHERN PACIFIC RAItiWAI I Lands in eastern Mffalsns a H.iO 'to tl$ per acre. Suitable I n f'rutng or grazing Easy terms. Foi nfor ' matlon write or see w. K licit. 1 : City, Montana. M.I NTS U VM M ( S LKSM AN BEtXJNU rant, hotel, c ite, cigar ; general store trade an i 1 ness ulth our new ItVf line, aii merohanU m to OOli and under wan' il mlrslon e.o'h -a le So pi I expense ,,r rl-k to men I take back all Unsold gl ; KIEl.K MFO. Co . iOi Bl 1 cago. Ill ROM oul TAI . dru. R4gft No