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For full information, fares,
tickets, etc., ask
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aW.R;R.&N.j
SEASHORE
VACATIONS
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In the swaet, salt breexes of the sea
at OKAUHAltT and SBABIOl, Warm
sea water and surf bttthlng: golf, ten
nis, trout fishing and other pastimes.
U)W COST VACATIONS
for the entire family, from 110 per
week (for summer cottage) upwards
Best hotels, first claaa cuisine. Sea
foods abundant. Purest mountain wa
ter Stopover Is convenient via The
NOMA HANK ROAD and the TWIN
PAIMCKS to or from California.
TI1F GRAND CANYON OP TBI
COLUMBIA RIVER
and the world-rivaling highway
through the heart of the CssoadSS to
Portland enjoyed from the trains of
the VnitTll HANK BOAT.
Hound trip from Pendleton . . . SIS. 13
Send postal for booklet.
See local agent Northern Pacific, or
O.-W. It. A or address.
It. H. CROZIBR Asst. !en. Pass Art.
Portland. Ore.
coi
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NEURALGIA GON
TWO SNAPS IN RIVERSIDE II' TAKEN AT ONCE.
Fine large new house and nine rooms, hnrn. chicken houses, or
chard and 14 1-2 acres of land all for :i.noO. J1000 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, horse and buggy, OOW and some of
the best laying chickens In the state. All goes with the place except
the furniture In the house. Is Selling on account of sickness. Price
3fS0. Terms.
MATLOCK-LAATZ INVESTMENT CO.
Ill Bast Court St.
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DAILY
MANY FOREIGN INQUIRIES FOR FLOUR
Farmers of Pacific Northwest Much Less Inclined to Sell;
Hog Prices Take an Advance of 15c; Cattle Market is
Steady,
PORTLAND, Aug. it, Reports
! indicate that Europe is not only u
very anxious mill , t.. buyer all
wheat In the United States at thi!
time bu that much nibbiiiiK i- shown
inr eaifoes of flour.
Mttllni Interests are not talking
fur p' Iriloation regarding thin phase
nf the market, but the reports of for
eign l ijulrlcs for our flour conic
from tellable and well Informa
tonnes.
hile there wus a very erratic tune I
In the early wheat trading at Cblca-i
go dur.iig the day, the actual cuth j
Wheal situation la continued strong.!
This Is true especially of the niiUillol
west, v here export Interests arj lit-!
rail "buying their heads off" In
the whtal marker.
i artners in the Pacific nnrthwcM
tie ntUCh loss inclineeil to aell than;
tlte' wsrS ti short time ago. Tot. it
MISS 'ii wheat to date IhU season ;n
tile mice state.-, are approximately
I nC lined to estimate aalea at an ad--
ditlanal MOMv bushels.
liri OR! tut! rablcu front Liverpool
thai UM wheat niarael OPtnsd vt i i
lirm iah scarcity of shippers, on
passage wheat opened linn, 31itiu
t.dw.noe
Russln General report! are bow '
i .'tiiiiicm tng to conrirnt advices re-1
QSlVSd from our agents that CrOS I
prwmecUi are now favorable. Tii
ilea seeded Was reduced by cxigeii
civs of war, Iiciivn holding ol old crop
militated against mrge planting,
weitltvi frORI time to tittle, has been;
Unfavorable and general rains cans-'
eii ttanaga.'1
iau- Consumptive demand in the
United r.'itgdoin uu alien off owing'
to fine hay crop, but the continent'
i uitlnues to purchase foreign aorta j
on a large acale und mostly front 1
United Mates. Import needs, are
large.
European crops backward nt
prospects ntosjtl) under last year's,
Ktour Sailing pries Patent, t.J0;
Willamette valley, 15. HO; local
straight, t:IO0lj baker local, !
4iT; Montana spring wheat, li.ioej
7.60; aS POrt, ta.lOOMO; Whole
wheat, $ii.:o, grsbam, W.IO; rye
Hour, $6 40 per barrel.
Hay- Buying price, new crop; Wil
lamette valley timothy, fancy, HSU
H. ,'.o. eaaiern Orsgo n-Idaho fancy
timothy, 1119 tt; alfalfa, 14U.(0;
valley vetch, UsVtl.tO; heat. till
'i 10.60; eliprfl-. 10 per ton.
i ;t. .in sacks 1911 nominal. No.
I CalcUttas, 11 l4fljll lle In cur
lota, lea amounts are higher,
Mill stuffs telling price Bran,
114. SO; shorts,, tiiC.'.u per ion.
Rolled tiil (.S0H.?C per bar
rel. t'h.cugo wheal clotted lower ful
the dn. out the Portland markel was
firmer im the Ifercnsnts' Bxchangs
bids for Augum wbe. it were unchaog
ed to h higher, with slueetem touch
itiK a new high mark ftt $1.-.
.ow that Portland Interests are
through bidding on the govsrnmenl
contract, ami one local firm has -cured
the order, the price in be pate)
lb,- producer Is being lowered Up
to the nine thai in government oo-
iruct WSS let the market wan held
aloft.
Hurley bid." were un hanged and
di on thi
exehan
luring
Hit
da.v
1 1
prices were itited to $'.i.t:. dui-
iug the sari) morning; trade at North
Portland. This was an advance ol
1 5c over previous pi tees received this
week.
The advance in iWina values was
made here in Ihe face of a lather
fair SUppI) The talk that Portland
was not paylaf as much as other
markets ami aaneclall) California,
d-H-s not hold water witen il was
Shown during the day that shipments
of California hog were received S9
ihe local arda during the day. II
rice were higher la the south than
here, these shipments would not come
here.
Qeneral hog market range:
Cbolge light weights Il.ioej i.Ta
Hood light weights :i IHSSI.6U
.Medium weights I.0I.S
Rough heavy
S.lllllil
t mile Market Htaady.
Only a very SXna.il rim of caiili'i
is shown In the North Portland
yards
Vsrnlght. The mai l
ct ill
eral Is ShoWini u steady
W II II
prices practically Unchanged from
i the start of the week.
Qeneral cattle market range:
Prime light steers . ....$ ."itiifi S.7..
J Prime heavy steers T.nn
Good light steers I.009I.IB
jHtockcrs and feeders ..
I prime dehorned cows and
hellers
i.imi'ii :
, im ii ;, :i
Common rows I.00(.40
nuns i.WH.se
City Loans
o
n
Insurance ,
KWONG HONG LOW 1
116 Weit Alta St., Upstairs.' Phone 433 E
- EAST i )Kh(, jNIAiN, PENDLETON, UKbGUJS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1916.
Pi. me light veal calvea .. 7.0oi7.50
Prime heavy veal calvea.. 4. "')(. 00
Mt. ii'XMi Lambs Here,
Four loads of lambs with u small
sprinkling of tnuttou came forward
to the North Portland yard from the
Mt. Hood lection overnight. The
I. noli.- were on contract to a local
meal company and were driven from
the mottntalna to Troutdale and then
put on cara.
.Mutton and lamb market la in
firm condition.
Select spring lambs .. . . IS 25W 8..i5
Ordinary spring lambs ... 7. sofa". 75
Rest yearlings 6-35ft)6.5o
Rest ewes J.iMKi a. 35
Good common ewes 3. .Milt 4. on
IAN FRANCIS;'!), Auk. 35. Wool
per pound: Humboldt and .Mendo
cino. S months, ISQ26c; 13 months.
llfflOgj mlilille counties, 8 months,
good nSrliOc; do ti montha. 14'nlsi ;
Red Rluff and vicinity. Italic; do
12 months, t9l7c; Nevada stin k
staple. Vllriiv, extra light croas
bred. MOtlc; according to quality;
North Coast states clip, litis. II Cj
28c; laiiib'H wool, l',i lfic, do f'alt
fornia. 1J it 1 lie
LOUIS, Aug.
id.
-Wool
un
Will, Slows i.imment ur
LflSVE 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
used Sloan's Liniment on my knees.
To think after all these yearB of pain
one application gave me relief. Many
thanks for what your remedy hjts done
for me." Don't keep oft suffering, ap'
ply Sloan's Liniment where your pain
la and notice how quirk you get re
lief. Penetrates w ithout rubbing. Buy
it at any Drug Store. 25c Adv.
GIRL GIVES UP LIFE
TO SAVE HER SISTER
Seven pear old (Mid ! lie) "rut
I (colli iii onlumMa Ittver 11 Year
old M-tcr (iia-s to Rescue,
THE DALLES, tire.. Aug. Jt. In
an effort to lave her ' ypar old sistev
Btttsi from drowiUni in the Columbis
liver lestcrday near l.vlc Wash Miss
Myrtle Quteher, 11 sears old. sacri
Heed her own life. Ethel was reaetlad
by a farmer Working near the scene of
the tragedy, and resuscitated, but thi
older lister could not be revived when
pulled from the witter 4'. minutes
Inter.
Tbc two girls were in bathing in th
river when Kthel Stepped into deep
water. In ettatnpUni pull her si.--ter
out. Myrtle lost her balance anil
was carried into deep water by tin
current, ''ties of Mrs. K. OUteher,
mother of the nirls who was on the
: nconsds)!. He then made a drag
r.ul of barbed wire, with which the
body of the elder sister was flnall) re
covered. Saving of the lite of Kthel tiutclier
Is due in a large measure to the fast
automobile run made from The Hallo
MR. AND MRS. HUGHES IN A MINE CAGE
a 9mmummmmmm mmmimmmmmmmmmmmitammmm -
W hen
I lea n ct
v isit, d
he and
down In
Charles e.
ndldate for
lutte on hi
Mrs Huahi
Hughes, repuli.
the presidency,
speaking tour.
i weie taken
o the Leon
srd copper tn.ne
Peter Pan
'yaw si
M
W
oSw yds
VIVIAN MARTIN,
PALLAS-MOROSCO JTAR
PROGRAM.
A teU'jtnim from the late Charles
tin while red ting a piece In Bonds
popular artist's career. That Is to
mother who hurried to Bunds; school to take her little daughter on
Journey which necessitated quick action.
The famous inauairer bad "ecu Vivian In several amateur school pi
at Ills first opportunity sent for her tobecoms a professional artist,
title role of "Peter I an" and supisirtetl by an all children cast Miss
met with Instantaneous egreeSSi Her sun-ess In "Peter I'lin" made hi
sought after by managers to portray child parts. Later she tppaare
rloits hiK successes, in. hiding "OScar. 396," "The Martian flame" ai
High rost of Loving."
When she daterted the stage for the screen, the former insliiiit
0M of lis Iniportiint f actors. In photoplayi she has bSOMM w idely
and as a lallas-Mortisco star on the
iarly bright future In view.
the teens of "lie accident by l)r
I'd Thompson and Joseph Mclti
iy, With the alii of a pulmotor Dr.
ompson revived the younger sister
e phystOian anil Mrs. Mcliierney
Rowena, where the w ere met
by a launch, which carried theffl across'
the river. The trip required jus! SI
minutes, despite the fact that they
were forced to i bange tires en route
The father of the two sisters is em
ployed as an engineer on the Qolden
dnle branch of the North Bank Ball
Way out of Lyle.
nm i imi
nn:
MAY IlK POIW ED To
IM in III M Iv BltKVI)
one 28 Black
LONDON
bread and a scare
:tv of meat are the
iM feet undei
dress in oilskin
from the wati
around They had to
to protect themselves
there. This photo.
graph shows i hem
about to ascend,
In the mine cage,
ifter the) were
shown about the mine.
Grown Up
ON THE PARAMOUNT
Kroltman received by little Vivian Is
school marked the ltoirlnnlne of this
say, the telenriiin wits sent to Vivian s
UlllICQ
1
he
in
it
ion lost
popular
Paramouut Program she has a panics
bugaboos that loom before manyjS
pessimistic per&one on these islands. ;S
American speculators in wheat and s
the meit packers of the rniied States IS
ing Oil il. ill part, lor tne
I tramnndnui rise in the
rost Of living.
Here and In oiher cities
in the
kingdom mass meetings have been!
alleil to demand from the govern-!
neat measures to reduce the prices I
of foodstuffs. The cost of living is'
ai the highest point since the war
began. Bdtbles are approximately;
'.:. per cent dearer than liefore the
war.
There is nothing Uite so unsatis-
j factory ss the good Judgment a man
In have used but didn't.
Al
last the central powers seem u)
! .e realizing the bftd ellet ts of n con
tlnuoui front.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers f this paper will be pleased
! to learn tliat iber Is at least one dreaded!
dlaesss tbar scienee lias been able to can j
in all its stages, und that Is catarrh. Ca '
mtrb being greatly lufluenced by cunstltu
ib'tial i-odTlitittis requires i-onstltutbmal j
trestaMnt. Hall's Catarrh fttre Is taken;
! Interaally ami acts thro ihe Blood on th
Mn. nils-Surfaces ol the System thereby de .
st toying the foundation of the disease, at
Ing the patient strength by building up the
niistltution nud assisting nature in doing
I its work. The proprietors have so much
fnlth in the curative powers of Hall s Ca
1 tai rh Cure that they offer One Hundred Dor
. iars fur any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list of' testimonials.
Address: P. J. CIIKNEY k Co.. Toledo,
tiblo. Sold by all Prugglsts, 7.".
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
HAKTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKE.S
reliable abstracts of title to all
lands in Umatilla county. Buys and
sells
all kinds of real estate. ioes
general brokerage business, fays
and makes investments for non
taxes
residents Writes, fire, life and acci
I dent insurance References, any
I bank in Pendleton.
tSKNTLEY- MONTGOMERY. REAL
estate, fire life and accident insttr
'ance ag?nts. M5 Main street. Phone
1 404.
.U'CnONKERS.
COU W. K. YOHNKA. AlCTION
eer. makes a specialty of farmers
stock and machinery sales. "The
man that gets you the money.'' Leave
orders at East Oregoman office
SEt-ONn RAND DBALER8
V. STltOBLE. PEAI-ER IN NEW
and second hand goods. ("ash
paid for all second-hand goods
bought rhenrest place in Pendleton
to buy household goods. Come and
get our prices. 21 E. Court street
Phone ITIW.
IROHITBCT,
RAYMOND w
test Despain
76S. Pendleton.
hatch
mildlr
Oregon.
tRCHI-Phone
CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y
ATTEND THE
SPOKANE
Interstate Fair
AND
Livestock Show
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
SEPTEMBER 4-9, 1916
MANY NEW INSTRUCTIVE AND
ENTERTAINING FEATURES
LOW FARES
via
NORTHERN RACIFIC RY.
For information regarding Fares, Dates of
Sale, Return Limits, Train Time
etc., apply to .
WALTER ADAMS,
Agent Northern Pacific Railway,
Pendleton, Ore.
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant Gen'l Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Known For
First National Bank
ii
E
r
PENDLETON. OREGON
is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex
ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and
Bonds.
Federal Reserve Board.
SECURITY
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. .-
FALT'S famous
Fresh Every Day
OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS
Fine, Clean Furnished Ryooms Id Connection. Steam Heated.
The Quelle Restaurant
Exclusive distributing depot In Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods.
ATPOKNEYS.
HALEY & HALEY, ATTORNEYS AT
law. tiffice in American National
Bank Building.
GEORGE W COUTTS. ATTORNEY
at law. Kstimates settled, wills,
deeds, mortgages and contracts
drawn. Collections made. Room
17, Schmidt block.
FEE & FEE ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Office in Despain building
CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNKYs
at law. Office in rear of Amen.
can Xaional Bank building.
JAMES B. PBKRY. ATTORNEY AT
law. Office over Taylor Hardware
company.
PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOH
neys at uSer; rooms 3 and 4, Smith
Crawford building.
DOUGLAS W BAIIJ2Y. ATTORNEY
at law. Will practice In all state
and federal courts. Rooms 7. $ and
9, Despain building. i
PRKDBRICK stkiweh. ATTOR
nsy at law. Office In Smith-t'raw
ford bail. ling
S. LOWBL1
counsellor ai
1 . '-pain building.
ATTOltNl
law. Offlct
PAGE SEVEN
It's Strength p""""""""""'
Washington, D. C, Oct 6, 1915.
By C. S. Hamlin, Governor.
iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiihR
BETTER AND 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 tbem?
J. L. VAUGHAN
CRAWFISH
I'UNKKAIi IH1UXTORS.
J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORB
Funeral director and licensed em
balmer. Most modern funeral par
lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls
responded to day or night. Cornw
Main and Water streets Telephone
63.
JOHN S. BAKER. Fl'NEItA L Di
rector and licensed embalnier. Op
posite postoffice. Funeral parlor,
two funeral cars. Calla responded to
day or night Phone 7J.
MONTANA KAR.M LANDS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWATf
Itnds in eastern Montana at t: is
to (18 per acre. Suitable for terming
or gr axing Biisy teruu. For infor
mation write or see W. Hi Holt, Mllee
City, Montana.
MIM I 1 I Miii a,
LEGAL BLANKS OP KVKHY IB
senption for county court circuit
court. Justice conn. re gatats, etc.,
for sale at Ea-st PrsgSmlSB office.
LEGAL BLANKS OP EVK.it (iH
scrlptlnn for county court, clrcutl
court. I tsrlce court, real estate, eta.
i .'or sale at East Oregonlaa offka