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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1916. PACK PFVFN UNDERTON E Of MARKET IMPROVES Little real good cattle came forward lo the yards during the week and ex-, trrme top prlci Ittle 10 11 man ll. Cohen. After all, It cannot lie Hiild there In no demand for wheat. that Tho undertone of the trade Is even bet ter than it whh when price reached the extreme point recently. Quite natural wan the trend of pro fit taking which brought value down somewhat from the season's record There are Always tin-horn speculative Inter?! who are willing to take 1 profit of a cent a bushel of Icmk, whll at time being willing to accept a Ion of much more than that num. It win these small one that brought the price of wheat down during the week. Crop condition and the rela t've merit of upply and demand re not changed There continue to come from the wheat field report of di mlnlRhed supplies Buropean government, with the exception of Germany, made an offi cial report of the eaon' wheat crop during the week and. barring none, all agreed thnt the outlook was not favorable and acreage a well a pro. (luctlon per acre wan smaller than a er ago. Canadian dnmage reports have heen fully confirmed and it Is now Idle to talk about big crop anywhere. South American advice tell of poorer pros pect for the next crop In Argentina, in the middle west ..f the United State the Rprlng wheat showing wa ex tremely poor. In the Pacific North" wet, alone, the crop was far better clflc Northwest grower. It would not take long, therefore, to secure the bulk oi the remaining 30 per cent. I'ourse grain markets weakened with wheut during the last six dayi although the general situation is very quiet and of nominal nature1. With the exception of one or two trills, all are now quoting patent flour at 16.41, an advance of 20c per bar iel for the week. Flour Selling price: patent. $.20 it 8.40; Willamette valley. $5.80; Inral "tralght, 11,1001; baker' local, I6W 7.80: Montana prlng wheat. 17.40'a 7.60; exports, $5.10 5.30; whole wheat. 6.20; graham, $8.20; ryle flour. IS. 40 per barrel. Hay- Buying price, new crop: Wil lamette valley timothy, fancy. $I4i 15: eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy tim othy. tllOlt; alfalfa, $1414.50; valley vetch, $12; cheat, 111 12; clo ver. $9(910 per ton. Grain Sack 1916 nominal: Ko. 1 Calcutta, 11 1-4 Wll 3-8c In carlots: li Ms amounts are higher. Mlllstuffs Selling price; Rran $22.50: short. $24.50 per ton. Rolled Oat $7fr7 25 per barrel. The week has shown a rather firm tOm in the livestock market general ly. The railroad situation forced swn vnlue In the east to the highest mark since lt(t, and In general this strength via forced upon the rest of the Court' teat. , 'ici.vral cattle market range: Prime light steer $6.50,6.611 Prime heavy steer 6.75! J Good light steer I.4r9t.lti I Stackers and feeders 5.0015.75) I Prim' di morned cows and I heifers 5.25 5.50 ' Common cow 3.0004.00 I Hulls 3.5004.50 Prime light veal calves... 7.0007.50 Prime heavy veal calves. . . 4.0006.00 Mutton and IjiiiiIi- Hold. Situation In the mutton and iumb trade at North Portland for the week as ime of strength Values did not 1 show the slightest change; practically all transactions being within the pre vious price level. General mutton and lamb market: Select spring lamb $. 250 8.35 Ordinary lamb 7.5007.75 Rest yearling 6.2506.50 Good to common wether 5.75(&6.00 Rest ewe 5.000 5.25 HUNDRED RELAY .11 XKAt will. IIAVK IMG WIKKI.KSS STATION HORSES COMING O. KlaniUrr. statlh. Man. Who Has Vtntnwt, Leave to Stan txiitnii--tlon of 300-Foot Tower for plant. Heavy common ewe :,0 4.00 Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia Ache The dull throb of neuralgia is quickly relieved by Sloan's Liniment j the universal remedy for pain. Easy to apply; it quickly penetrates witn-; out rubbing and soothes Jhe sore mils- , ties. Cleaner and more promptly of-i fective than mussy plasters or olnt-i metit; loa not the pores. For 1 he imatlim, the utput local than expected, i(lth.i here wn considerably below 1! Kail Sltiiatlou a I actor, rerhaps the chief factor in th wheat situation a well as In all sec-j tlons of the country during the week, was the fear of a railroad strike dur-j lug the mining week While ther" f was even more demand fur wheat Ihaa during the previous week, the fear of a tleup of the roads and an In at, il.tv to secure funds for purchasing wheat unles delivery could lie guar anteed, caused a slower tone In the: trad" during the six days. From the east comes word of a very, extensive demand for Pacific North- j west wheat. The demand wa bCOm-j Ing n general when the rail situation' first became serious that It was feared In some quarters that the ,-ast would i-urcha.se so heavily that none would be left for Pacific Northwest millers. 1'ju.t Will Take Supplies. The moment that transportation Is assured It Is more than illvely ihat the eastern trade will come Into The Pa cific Northwest and take out every bushel of wheat thut the three stales still have to offer It I estimated that fully 70 per cent, of the crop has already passed out of the hand of Pii-j The Portland market showed a frac tional advance in the price during the six days, but, unlike the eastern trade, did not become excited. Thi is proli cide due to the fact that no real hoi; famine I likely In Portland even though a rail strike was declared. On BCCOUnl of It locution. Portland can secure its needs of swine by Kteain boat. Thi Is probably the reason why the local trade refused to follow the sensational advance of Chicago and other markets where the trade depends almost entirely upon rail ar rivals. , Genera hoi! market Choice light weight $ 9.R5 food light weights MIt.T6 Medium weight 9.0041 l.tt Ratlin heavy 6.75 Cattle Market Heller. In general there was a better feel ing In the caltle trade at North Port b nd for the week. The receipts were light and demand somewhat better. The former surplus has lieeu grad ual! disappearing. Fractionally higher prices were named for cow at the start of the we, k. while steers did not sell quit', sc high. The general trend was Ihere fore about steady. and sir, Sloan'! ' Infra mal hiimns 1 children druggist. lain It italn the skin or clog stiff muscles, chronic, ut. lumbago, sprains ivM quick relief, reduces the pain anft insect bites brui eJ, Hound-1 p rinlrdT This Your W ill Is' Greatest Kwr; All Indication Point to HiggvM Frontier Show In HMor) Some idea of the magnitude of the coming Hound-Up i contained in the reservation for stable room for relay horses. When the show open there will be 100 head of relay horse on the grounds. The two famous Hound-Up classics will be something great. Already Mall reservations have been made for 75 head of relay horse. Sam H. Thompson, livestock direc tor, Saturday received two carloads of Texas long horns and he will bring in the bucking string from the sum mer pastures and tryouts will begin at once. It is slill almost three weeks until the show but if it should be called to morrow the contestants and the crowd would be equal to 1914. The biggest purse this year is on the cowboys' relay race, the total be ing tliion cash and this is going to be an event worth traveling across the continent to see. There will be at least ten ...lilngM and the riders will lie all the SEATTLE. Wash.. Sept. $.- o. Kla wltter. to whom the contract wa awarded, has sailed to begin construe Hon at Juneau of one of the most powerful Marconi wireless station on thi coast, with a 300-foot steel tow er A 15-kllowatt quenched spark system Is to be used. A. W. Desart has been appointed Seattle superintendent of the Marconi company, to succeed G. A. Nicholson who will Join lealing New York Mar coni officials at Vancouver Monday. The party will proceed north on a trip of Inspection, and plan for new stations. I Permanent Muscular Strength can not exist where there la not blood strength. Young men giving atten tion to muscular development should bear this in mind. Hood's Sersapar ilia give blood strength and buids up the whole system. Adv. SUNKEN" BATTLKSIITP (OMKS TO NAVY YARD Neiala Had Hard Time In a Hurri cane When She Was playing W ar Game. ATTEND THE SPOKANE Interstate Fair AND Livestock Show SPOKANE, WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 4-9, 1916 MANY NEW INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING FEATURES LOW FARES via ,1,1 favorite wilh many new a hot 1 1 Adv Lnjurii day at t in i A I bi MULTNOMAH HOTEL TO OPEN Tills MONTH Tt Extensive Alterations wi'i He Made t BaMdtngi w'llUam ;. KM Nam ed Manager by New owners. PORTLAND. Sept. 2 The Multno mah hotel, which has been sold to an eastern syndicate, will be opened again to the public with-n the present month William Q, West has been named manager of the place by the new owners. He is at present mana ger of the liamapo of this city. Extensive alterations will be made ill the meantime. This work will be under the direction of M. J. Whitson. a Seattle structural engineer. The new owners of the Multnomah have elected Eric Van A. Hauser pres ident of tHr company. He left for St. I'aul last night and expects to re turn soon to make his home in Portland. Children's Day. en's day will be Thursduv. the day, when all school children ilmitted to ihe bleachers free, muted cowboys and cowgirls admitted to the grounds free II three days. will be four antf probably six bands in the parade up town on Sat thrday morning beside the famous Round-Up mounted band. Ttlouaanda of people will come by automobile and it will be necessary for Pendleton to make suitable pre parations for them. There will be the usual number of special trains parked in the local yards IB addition to the new San Eranrisoo Journal special. Kid Your Child of Worm. Thousands of children have worm 4 that sai their vitality and make them listless and irritable. Kicka poo Worm Killer kills and remove.. the worms and has a tonic effect on the system Dos your child eat spas, modlcally? Cry out In sleep or grlr.l Its teeth? These are symptoms of worms and you should find relief for them at once. Kickapoo Worm Killer is a pleasant remedy. At your Drug gist. 25c. Adv. ROUMANIA ADDS ANOTHER SECTION TO THE IRON RING ABOUT THE CENTRAL POWERS Rini' ;,? VHr Fit :4a. fjr. r fff " MfcarfcL mid Denmark on the north. The ru-t Aug. 11 Austria on Japan. He In disputed AuK- ' Austria on Helgium. Declaration of war by various na- -'-Russia on Turkey. Hons have been as follows; Sny. 5-- tirca, Britain and franco I on Turkey. I Ik It i M . . i iov. ,- Meigium an,t siernin on July II Austria on Serbia. j Tur'key Aug. I Uermany on unssin. Aug. :i Uermany on Helgium and ; France. June :i Aug. 4 France on Germany. I Aug. 4 Aug Anir ti .mi. Aug. Aug. Aug. NEW VOKK. Sept 2 The battle ship Nevada. rapt. William 8 Sims commanding, which was "sunk'' off Scotland Lightship in the last mo ments of the "battle" on Saturday morning between the Invading fleet of Vice Admiral Mayo and the de fense fleet under Rear Admiral Helm was sufficiently recovered to come to port yesterday under her own steam. She tied up in the Brooklyn navy yard, and three-fourths of the men who had been through the greatest of Uncle Sam's war games spent the day ashore. The war game provided real busi ness for the Nevada. She had run far out to sea and had turned and come In toward Cape Hatteras. There Rhe was suddenly beset by a hurricane that tossed the seas over her and took away everything that wasn't lashed down. Dozens of sailors saw their week's washing go over the rail as they made for shelter. Everyone! was ondered below and water tight doors battened down. Much water was shipped through the gun ports, and jackles in bathing suits had a fine , time balling nut their stations. I The ship's piano fell on its nose andj spilled keys in all directions. For one whole day those who could eat anything ate it while holding on to a stanchion. Men who had been' at sea for years became as sick t land lubbers. The Nevada is an oil, burner, and the men thought that the passing of oil from one tank to an; other made the ship roll until they thought she would turn turtle. She was kept at eighteen knots for some! time after the storm broke. vhut fl-! nally came down to twelve and re lieved matters. Great patches where the drab paint was flaked from her how show how the sea pounded her. She will go into dry dock and it Is expected she will be ready for the lilch seas again in three days. NORTHERN RACIFIC RY. 5 For information regarding Fares, Dates of 'A o.i. tj. t t: t: 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 101 D o IODOI TWO SX.APS IN RIVERSIDE IF TAKEN AT ONCE. Fine large new house and nine rooms, barn, chicken house, or chard and 14 1-2 acres of land all for $3,000, $1000 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 tlx room house, barn, chicken houses, horse 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 selling on account of sickness. Price $3500. Terms. MATLOCK LAATZ INVESTMENT CO. 1 Real Estate aor -30$ 11$ East Court St Farm and City Loans lOUPl JOI e D Insurance BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT la assured by the una of soma 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 Stntc of Ohio. CltJ nf Tutedo. LncM Cotutya sa. Krank J Tlietioy makf atti that tat? In Itnlor tarinsv of the firm of F. J. Cheney fc C., UAng huslnetjs in ihe City of Toledo, County am! Stat1 aforvsald. and that said (Ira ill pay the sum of ONE BUNDRBD DOLLARS for each and every cMt of Or iflrrh that cannot be en ltd bv the use of UALL'fl CAT.VJ.KII CIJB FKANK J CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed Id tin- presence, tbta tth day of feeember, A I). 1SMV A W. ;i.EASON. i Seal i Notary Public. Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and kcte through the HIkk1 on the Mucooc i Surfaces 4if the System. Send for testl j Bonlalt, free. P. J CHENEY A CO , Toledo, 0. Sold by all druggists, 75c. I Vila Family Pills for constipation. falt s famous rn AWITKH Frh Every Day " Vrt " iOl 1 OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine, Clean Furnished Rooms in Connection. Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot In Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods. CHICHESTER S PILLS THK III A MOM It R A NTs Lad Ira! A at your HruccUt fat hl-rhe-trr'lHmonfJ Hi III In Kd and Uolti mttill.7 toiPS, "vl wilh PltrC K ' ' Take no other. IIhi of voir . nnitw. Ahwl,lEa.TEK,B, DIAMOND) Kit Ml FILI.H, ( i 83 yean ktioam a- Best. Safest. Aiwa y Kdiablo !ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiuii& NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES i KWONG HONG LOW 116 Wet,AIta St.. Up.tain, Phone 433' S SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ; NiiHimt"'' iniiiiiiiitiiii(i$iiiiiiiii$iiuii$itii$uiiiiiiiiiiMi$i$ii$iittiiuiiiiiiiiiiii? GOEY'S j CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSritAXt K. AXU I,AXI) HI SIXKSS ATTORXIJYS. j FCrTBtAL DlRWTtHtS. HARTMAN AUSTKaCT CO. MAKK reliable abstracts of title to all hinds in t'mat.lla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Pot a ipneral brokt-rase business. Pays tjEOKOE HALEY ft RALET. ATTORNEYS AT law. office In American National Bank Building. W COUTTS. ATTORNEY . , .... r r nnn. at lW. MUiimico ... . . .v . taxes HIl'" liimvfo in. au. . fir- nr. ,.i ana. deeds, moitgagfs I rn til' us ..v, ... dent Insurance. References, any bank In l'tndleton. drawn. Collections 17, Schmidt block. and contracts made. Room BENTLEY ft MONTUOMEHY. REAL FEE ft FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. estate, fire life and accident lnaur- Office in Despaln building. a nee agints. 815 Main street, i nonr 404. J. T. BROWN 8 FURNITURE STORB Funeral director and licensed em balmer. Most modrrn funeral par lor, morsue and funeral cars Calls responded to day or night. Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone S3. iUCrttONKERS. CARTER ft SMYTHE. ATTORNEYS at law. Oft ice In rear of Amerl- can Nalonal Bank building. The entrance of Roumanla into tho 1 war mentis that fifteen nations arc now in th nfllcl (The Iron ring oi Which the Germans have compl Is tightening. It now extends annum tho central ROWS! In this order: ! Russia anil Roimmnlu on the SSt: Serbia on the south, Montenegro and Albania on t lie lOUtttwest; Italy Oil the south mid west, and France Mil k nni The otien space at Helgrude throimh Serbia shows Austrlans have tlnonle The only other points where terri tory, of the central powers Is not touched by war is Switzerland on the! lOUtlrWeat, Holland on the northwest the road the kept open to COnstan- France on Germany, (rent Britain on llerniany Austria on Russia. - Belgium on (Sernmny. Bervla on Germany, 8. -Montenegro on Austria 12 Great lirrtaln on Austrln li Montenegro on Hernial 23 Japan on Germany. IMS, Italy on Austria. San Marino on Austria. Italy on Turkey. Bulgaria on Serbia. ' IS Great Brlta n on Bulgaria id France on Bulgaria. IS Russia on Bulgaria, lit Italy on Bulgaria. nun March ft Germany on Portugal. March lo Portugal on Germany. March 15 Austria on Fortugnl. Aug $ I -Italy on Germany. Aug. g Roumanla on centra! powers, Aug, Germany on Roumanla. entrance Into the war Places ., thoroughly drilled and equipped army of nearly flO."00 men alongside the allies. The organisation and equipment of the Roumanian army have been nrais- icil by many experts. Itoumania" military aervlce la obligatory on all aOISbodled men between 21 and 4$ years of age. This gives the country 511,000 new soldiers a year and en ahlvs Hjoawtanta, out of a population of 7.000.000. to muater an army of over half a million. COL W. F. YOHNKA, AUCTION eer. makes a specialty of farmers stock and machinery sales. "The man that gets you the money.'' Leave orders ut East Oregonian office. SECOND HAND DEA1JSRS. V. STROBIJ3, DEALER IN NEW and second hand goods. Cash paid for all second-hand goods bought. Cheapest place In Pendleton to buv household goods. Come and get our prices. 210 E Court street Phone 171W. ARCWITEXTf. RAYMOND W test. Despaln 718. Pendleton, HATCH, Building. Oregon. ARCHI Phone JAMES B. PERRY. ATTORNEY ATI law. Office over Taylor Hardware company. PETERSON ft BISHOP. ATTOR neys at law; rooms 3 and 4. Smith- Crawford building. JOHN 8. BAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite poetofflce. Funeral parlor, two funeral cars. Calls responded ta day or night. Phona 71. MONTANA FARM LANDS, NORTHERN PACIFIC HAILWA1 Lands in eastern Montana at 12. 51 to 18 per acre. Suitable for farming or (rasing Easy terms. For Infor mation write or see W. E. Holt. Mllea City, Montana. DOUGLAS W BAILBY. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice In all state and federal courts Room 7. 8 and 9. Despaln building. FREDERICK ney n't law. ford building STE1WER. ATTOR Office in Smith-Craw MJSCEl.l.A.Ni;lS. R A LOWELL ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. Office In De spaln building. LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY De scription for county court, circuit court. Justice court, real estate, eta-, for sal si East oregonian of flea. 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