East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 02, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916. PAGE SEVEN You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish CHICAGO WHEAT TAKES FIRMER TONE WHITE TO YOCK FRIENDS 0 Monogram Stationery W. 6. SMITH & CO. WBDD1NO AND VISITING CARI ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BLDG.. PORTLAND, OR PORTLAND, Sept. I. Flour price continue mixed In the Pacific north went. At Portland some of the mill i continue to quote It. 40 : patent al though most of the selling- Is reported to he tit $6.20. i The wheat market was very firm ! with higher prices forced at Chicago (luring the day. There was a very heavy demand with snort covering on a liberal basis. Market for wheat aoroad was gen erally showing a strong tone with firm and higher quotations. Iiocally the situation Is strong with the eastern strength an influence, al though purchases during the lttHt few days have not bean liberal Broomhall cabled from Liverpool that wheat opened firm and later be. cant strong with scarcity of Manlto baa and continued unfavorable - re ports of Canadian narvestlng and grading. Spot 2 to 3d higher with a good demand. Cargo market strong after opening one shilling higher. Later It advanced to Is. 3d. higher I and then advanced to 2 higher than yesterday. Flour -Selling price: Patent, !' f 6.40; Willamette valley. 5.80; lo cal straight. 5 60ff; bakers' local, $6'ii70; Montana spring Wheat, tT.401i 7.60; exports, $5.1005:30, whni,. wheat. $6.20; graham, M.M; r flour, $6.4U par barrel. 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 rrrnndfathers who crossed the plains in '49. I Hay Iluylng price, new crop: WII-' llametU valley timotny, fancy, $140 1 15; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy tim-i othy, lUtfl; alfalfa, $14frl4.00;j 'valley vetch, $12; cheat, $IHil2; I clover, J'.ifrlO, Grain sacks 1016 nominal: No. 1 Calcutta. 11 l-44i li 3-sc in carlots; ; I less amounts are higher. Mlllstuffs Selling price: liran $22 -! 1 50; shorts, $24.60 per ton. ) i Rolled oats $7.00(1 7.25 per bar- rel. Heavy selling pressure and liqul-i jdatlon forced Chicago wheat prices sharply lower at the closing. Portland Merchants exchange DTt Ices were lc lower to 1c higher than' i Thursday. Oats bids on the exchange were off j j 25c a ton with liarley unchanged. There was a good strong market i for hogs at North Portland at the opening of the day's trade Receipts! I were light and demand excellent at I ! full quotations. General hog market; ! Choice light weights $ 9.85! I Good light weights 9.65 fi 9.75 j ! Medium weights 9.000 9.50, Rough heavy 8. 15 ! Cattle situation StronJT. S Illation In the cattle market Is j strong with full prices of Monday be-, Ing generally quoteaj by the trade.: Overnight there was limited run an'l , salt- wear made within the Conner range. ! General cattle market range: Prime Hunt steers . , Prime heavy steers . . Good "Kht steers . . . , Sto. ker and feeders Prim horned cows and . $6.50 6. HO 6.75 . 6.0066.2.'i 5 005 75 heifers 5.25 5.50 1 Common cows 3. 00 4.00 i Bulls 3.604...O Prime light veal calves... 7.007.50l Prime heavy veal calves.. 4. 0006 00, Untiled Supply of Sheep. in K a In, iit, .1 .1:1.1.1. .1...... nr.A Iambi put In appearance in the North I'nrtl .,! ,t.i. . , ... .. i ,. 1., rnn,.i I trade conditions are very favorable It I iiuii prices lor quality orteringx. General mutton and lamb market: ! Select spring lambs $8.26 8.3:. i j ordinary lambs 7.50 0 7. ,5 Baa yearlings 6 25 6 50 flood to common wethers. 5.750600' Best ewes Holt's Self-Propelled Harvester A SUCCESS Uses No Horses WORKS IN THE HILLS Use your horse to haul your grain as it is harvested or work your summer fallow. Work longer hours in the field. No waiting on the team. A short noon hour and in the field again. SEVEN OF THESE HARVESTERS WORKING IN THIS TERRITORY NOW. 5H(fisHEeJ' ' if . The demand for these machines is greater than the supply. Orders are being filled in their rotation. Get your Order in NOW. We Are Making Daily Trips Let Us Take You to See One 20 Machines Already Sold for 1917 Delivery Telephone E. L. SMITH 6 CO. St. omrnon no',, -, r. :.5n? i mi brihf Motes r the trade. Huckleberries in better supply at 10c generally; some extra fancy dry stock at lie, Market for green peppers is un settled with sales at 3 4c a pound. Sweet potatoes are firmer; sales generally at 34 I-4c a pound. Tomato market ts firmer and high er at 65 75c a box. Hutter market In better condition at former prices. J0r . "IJ 1; NORTHERN PACIFIC SENDS WARNING tlthoush strike Danger Seems Avert, (ii kmhI Continue General Precau tlonar) Measures 1st The traveling public should be notified that the company will not be responsible for delay after the lime mentioned. 2nd Shippers should be notified that only non-perishable freight will be received, and that subject to delay. 3rd It will be the purprtse of the company to provide the necessary trains for the health and subtenence of the communities it serves. 4th It Is the intention of the com j paity to move one train each day in 1 each direction on main lines for the I transportation of pasengers, mail and ' express. 5th The company will gradually ' expand these activities so far as may bo practical. The officers of all municipal cities along our line should be advised that : our ability to carry out thi procram I will be largely dependent on their ef forti for protection to the companj ARE ON VACATION 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. McdTOCK 8 SIMPSON 400 East Court Street. Telephone 610 Although the strike danger seems;'"' Pr"Pe have been averted the Northern Signed. Ge iicil'ic officials as well as t.-W. li. & President; J. N. officials are continuing with steps Prosiden pre para ton to a possible walkout on! Monday The following general in slruetions were sent out he wire vm terd.iy by the Northern Pacific. AIM " ! prison, CaL, Sept I,, uim ,.i iv... e ,. Kcsta Krompholil. aged 21. a 1! ' " vi llain emPloyM of this company to en- was banged here today. He ! ga;e in a strike, effective 7a. m. Mon. 1), niiutv John Speerbeck ul M day. Sept. the 4th. the utmost pub-. ville. when Speerbeck Slade First VI Woodworth. Seci It t SSI (8 HANGED POII RILLING 8HERI1 1. Seattle, Portland and Vancouver Offi cers Told to Return to Tokyo at (hie No Significance Attached. PORTLAND. Sept. 2.--Japanese consuls at Seattle. Portland and Van couver. H. Ci have been ordered to return to Tokyo Immediately. Seilchl j Takahashi. consul here for the past five years, announces there was no particular significance to the order. Ha sailed for Japan Tuesday. PORTLAND. Sept. 1 Japanese Consul Kumash.iki declared the con-1 suls In Portland and Vancouver were, merely granted a six months' leave of j absence He expects to return to 1 Portland in April. His secretary will have charge of the consulate during his absence. .'. .--',. iiir Tin. me- iiiiim.i-i miu- iiiii-. niit-u -i-w vwn licity should be given to the following: rest him for robbery. kille. arys ttempted to ar a MANY STUDENTS TO LEAVE SOON FOR COLLEGES Pauline Frederick as Spanish Dance A Few Reasons Why You Should Cook With Gas It l$ Handy it Is Cheap Wastes No Fuel It is Clean and Cool in Summer, and is Absolutely Safe. Phone us and we will estimate the cost of Installation. Range and Water Heaters Sold on Easy Terms. Pacific Power & Li Phone 40 ImmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmtmmmmm-i Bp - i friths r TM1H K I i Pendleton will send the largest del egation of students ever to north west colleges within the next week. The Pnlverslty of Oregon will claim most of the Pendleton college folk but. almost every Institution in the northwest is represented. Several are planning to take up work in east ern finishing schools and colleges. Among thoaa who will be enrolled at the Vniverslty of Oregon this year will be Helen Johns, Mary Johns, Lura Jerard. Lillian Roylen. Muriel Peringer. Folsom Tallman. Harold Brock, John McMurray. Ned Wowler, Donald Robinson and Ernest Boylen. Zella Thompson, Catherine Thomp son, Olive Gwinn, Wilbur Badley, Joseph Colesworthy and Wesly Minims will enter the University of Oregon. Emil Seibert. Charles Russell, Orson Htraughan and probably Otis Hamp ton will join the O. A. C. student body. Whitman College will claim Effie Duff. Pauline Rice, Stanley Sayres Miss Kathleen McFaul and Ei leen Bowling are going to Reed Col lege. Dale Hlnkle of Hermiston will also be at Reed this fall. Irwin Mann will re-enter Willam ette College. Jean Reber has gone to New York to study dancing. Cyrus Sturgis will return to Baltimore to fin ish his course in medicine at Johns Hopkins. Miss Hester Proctor has gone to Northampton. Mass.. to ent-1 Smith College for girls. Helen Ray mond and Hazel Wyrick are planning to return to Miss Masons school. "The Castle" in New York. Frank Fugit and Harvey Hanavan will study dentistry at Xorth Pacific College in Portland and Glen Estes will enter the University of Oregon medical school. Clem McCoy will re turn to North Pacific to finish his course in pharmacy. Merton Moore will go to Portland to take up work at Columbia College. Tom and Bud Colvin. sons of Ren Cotyln of Grant county, will go th Q A. C. Nellie Sloan may enter the Uni versity of Oregon. Beulah Smith will leave soon for Baltimore, Md. to enter Boucher College Angela Bowler will enter the freshman class of the state university. Memphis' ateampipe iurt Sunday at Santo Domingo. Pond also report ed that Seamen Priest, Garnison and Seymour of the gunboat Caatlne wer drowned. Three hundred years ago any man absent from church on Sunday was fined a shilling. What a war rerenna that would produce now! State of Ohio, Cltj of Toledo, x Loeu County, si. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be Ik senior partner of the firm of V J. Cheney k C, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and tbat said firm will pay the sum of ONE Hl'.NDKKI DOLI.AR8 for each and every cue of Ca tarrh that cannot be cured by the use ot HAI.I. S CATAKHB i THE FKANK J. CBJCnST Sworn to before me and subscribed la Brj pttMaea, Ibis tith day of December, A 11 1888 A. W. ciLEASON, i s. i' . Notary labile. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally aud acts through the IMood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testi monials, free F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists. T5c. Hell's Family lilts for constipation. THE OLD RELIABLE" REMEDYforMEN. AT YOUR ORUCGIST I TWO MOKE VHT1MS OP ORVISKH MKMPHIS DIE OF INJURIES WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. Admiral, Pond has sent a radiograph saying A. .1. Andersons and W. Planck died ol i the injuria received when the cruiser CHICHESTER S PILLS a. tuc biaiiumb brand., a l.Jlrst Amk iw i wfcil a Cl Irrt Huntlraa PtUs Is Ut4 OA faM OOBrt. MMCll Vttft Bio RlLu. Piiiiut a , i , ii i it Trn' iamovb hkano pills, w as vcan kaows u Beu. SafctL Alwan SaliaSte souiiDMisTSfMimwttt CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY JL Company NSt'RAKCB AND LAND Bt'SIXESSj HAKTMAN ABSTRACT CO. WIKBJ reliable abstracts of title to all lands in Umatilla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business. Pays ATTORNEYS. iTNKItXr, IMKMTOItV GEORGE . l,.w ,v.,tmpiitq tnr noil-L. " laxes aoo umin. , .. - - rsi . ,. i... .... i j -i" resntcnts wines, uwi uu dent insurance References, anf bunk in Pendleton. RENTI.EY A MONTGOMERY REAL estate, fire, lire and accident insur ance agjnts. 815 Main street. Phone, tot. -.' ( tTlONKKHS. PAULINE FREDERICK, FAMOUS PLAYERS-PARAMOUNT STAR. Though beautiful Panllno Kretlerlok hit played tunny striking roles In F.i mon Playeri prMlucllons on the Paramount Program, there Is none wlile' Is more powerful than that of Myra in "The World's Great Snare," an S'' tatlon of (lie well known novel of (ho Slime mum' by E. Phillips OpiH'iilic i This particular pose is peculiarly appropriate to Miss Frederics', for It . In musical cotnadf thai llils dlRtlngulsheil if Iran first made her mark on il CUI, W. F. YOHNKA, AUCTION eer. makes a specialty of farmei stock and machinery sales. "Tha man that gets you the money.'' Leave orders at East Oregonian office. StX'ONH HAND MDUJBB8. V !TftiBLF. DEALER IN NEW ma seeond hand goods. Cash paid for all second-hand goods bought. Cheapest place In Pendletan io buy household goods. Come ana get our tadces. 21 E Court street Phone J71W. r r RALEY A RALET, ATTORNEYS AT f T. BROWN 8 Fl'RITL'KE sTOR law. turtoe in American .aucna. . Funeral 0 rector and licensed era Bank Building. I W COUTT8. ATTORNEY! Estimates, settled, wills. eels, mortgages and contracts i drawn. Collections made. Room !7, Schmidt block. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office In Despaln building. CARTER SMYTHe7TTORNEY at law. Office in rear of Ameri can Nalonal Bank building. balmer.' Most modern funeral pasv lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calb responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 13. . JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL, Dl tector and licensed embaliner. Op posite postofflre. Funeral parlor, two funeral car.- Cadi i- -i.. i.ded IS day or nisht Thona 75. MONTANA I XIIM l.AVDtL JAMES B. PERRY. ATTORNEY AT law. nffio nvar Tavlne Tlnrtlwnr,- company. nvaioauvi rai ir a. t Lands In eastern Montana al 12.59 - , Suitable for fanuiag PETSRSON A BISHOP. ATTOR ( or Ej8y t.rnul K, ,0ror. neys at law; rooms i and Smith- m4,(on wrl, vt wg w E MIIW iiaw.oiu ouuuaig. r)tv ,. AKCIIITEtT. RAYMOND' W. test.v Despaln "8. Pendleton, HATCH. Building. Oregon. ARCHI Phone DOUOLAS .W. BAILBY. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice in all. state and federal courts. Rooms 7. I aadi t, Despaln buildinf. Ml si I I I AM i il S. FREDERICK STEIWKR. ATTOR ney at law. ;ifflce in Smith-Craw ftrd building 8. A LOWELL ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. Offlca in De spaio bultdint- LEGAL BIJVNKS OK EVER Y DaV scrtption for county court. clrcuM court, justice court, real estate, eta., for sale at East ureaxmian offlca. LEGAL BLANKS OF STVEKT Di scrlptloD for county court, etreoM ourt. Justice court, real estate, eUL for sale at East Oreconlaa office.