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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1916)
VAC" DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1916. TEN PAGE3 i For safety and convenience keep your car in the new Storage and Service Garage 13,500 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND FLOOR STORM SPACE. The largest and most modern ground floor garage in the Inland Em pire and second largest in the state. Equipped with heating plant giving uniform temperature. Roomy and accessible always easy to get your car in and out. Gasoline station at our curb. Oils, lubricants and accessories. Free air and water. Cars washed and polished right. Rest room for ladies, with every convenience. Cars cared for by the day, week or month. Special rates on car attention and delivery. Day and Night Service Everything Strictly Fisrt Class Water and Cottonwood Streets. TELEPHONE 530 SHE'S ON HER WAY "Naughty Rebecca" SHE'S A 12-CYLINDER JOYFEST. SAVED BY A BOY'S "FIRST AID." Imiu-ovlw-4 Hourniqurt Kept Play mate Fom MccdUtg to Death. HJVDDONFIELD, N. J Dec. 15. But for the presence of mind , nci knowledge of "first aid" displayed by Conrad Sharpley, 11 years old. Alber; Btewart, 10 year old, probably would have died from loss of blood, accord ing to Dr. W. H. Long who looked after the case. Young Stewart was jammed against a window in the pub lio school during some skylarking of older boys and his ' hand went through a pane. Two arteries of a wrist were severed and the blooil gushed forth In a double stream. Young Shapley whisked out his handkerchief. Improvised a tourniquet about the wrist of the Injured lad mid stopped the flow of blood. pernio proposes CITY III PLANT Cuiiiu.ll I5eli:vcs Current tiui lie Ob tained -More Ctwl'y If Furnhel by Municipal KMuliliJinicnt. PORTLAND, Dec. 16 In recom mending to the city council yester day an award of contract to the Port land Railway, Light & Power Com pany for lighting the streets and public buildings during the next two years, City Commissioner Daly sub mitted a report in which he outline plans for a campuign to establish a municipal lighting plant. The two-year contract was award ed to the Portland Ilallway, Light i Power company at a rate of $51 a year for each arc tght supplied with current from overhead wires and (62.60 for those supplied from under ground lines. The bid also provides a straight 2 cents a kilowatt hour for Incandescent service. The North western Electric Company submitted a higher bid on a five year basis. Realizing that a move is to bo made for the establishment of a municipal fighting plant, the council granted the twoyear contract rather than one for five years. On a five-year basis the Portland Railway. Light Power company bid provided a lower rats than for the shorter contract. For several months engineers have been conducting investigations In in the Bull Run water reserve to deter mine the feasibility of a power plant. Mr. Daly says a report on this will be ready in detail about February l. The plan will be to put before the voters the question of Issuing possibly between tl, 000,000 and $2,000,000 in bonds for the establishment of the plant. It is figured a distribution ystm equal to that now belonging to the Portland Railway, Light & Pow er Company within the city can be es tablished for $S00.D0O. The purpose is merely to proVido current for the lighting of streets and public buildings. Mr. Daly saw en gineers have figured that this can be handled so that the city can get much morelight for streets at less cost. The cost under present conditions Is $200. 000 a year. This Mr. Daly says is $125 for each horsepower a year. He says the municipal lighting plant will be able to produce the power for $120 a horsepower a year ' ' -' - - " " ' I 1 In our new store now, bigger and better than ever Carload of New Furniture Just .Received One applauds the exertions of the diet squad, but one suspects that its members will not voluntarily continue to dit. Ever notice that the compliments LIBERAL RUII OF HOGS 111 PORTLAND The Latest Styles and the Lowest Prices If you are thinking of a Christmas gift for the home come in and see my new stock of Dining Room Sets, Bed Room Sets, Parlor Furniture, Kitchen Outfits, Rockers, Iron or Brass Beds, Rugs, Dishes, Mattresses, Springs, Etc. . t L 126 128 E. Webb St. We exchange turniture Back of Et oregonun. CALL AND SEE US! iiiiii in iiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiiiniis a R lief RMEIVK OUt Sr-ECLiX ATTENTION. We are at all times equipp ed to supply your needs at shortest notice with practical first quality rubber goods. We sell the famous adver tised Kantleek'" Ruhbe Good and guarantee utmost satisfaction and value. Telephone orders from you, your nurse or physician re ceive our Instant attention. Deliveries are prompt anl carrect Give us a trial Tallman&Co. Lesdinf DrujfiiU 5 r m n r-rx rr3 szs. t Ron i l r U UUULHU' 12 Got y 'iiimiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiimiiii , Jk. T and 8000 Acres 1H L 312.50 Per tot Terms Less Than Rent Will sell any part or all. ! OJEI0H Lcxlgcn, Oregon ! We are in the TIRE and accessory business exclusively. If an article we sell does not make good, we do. ev Tiros How and avoid all bad weather tire trouble. We sell TIRES of all treads and all sizes for all kinds of cars GOODYEAR CORD TIRES REPUBLIC TIRES KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES DIAMOND SQUEEGEE TIRES THE FAMOUS GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORD TIRES CHAINS ALL SIZES. WARNER LENSES VULCANIZING AND RETREADING. We also carry a full line of automobile accessor ies, oil and lubricant. Free air and water, also gasoline service station at our curb. Prompt at tention to your every want and only competent workmen employed. Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL W. N. Matlock. Piwldent. Wm. Dunn, Manager. SOS East Court SU Telephone 135 PORTLAND, Dec. . There was a liberal run of hogs in the North ,,m ,.oni hami van nlwuva leave a : Portland yards over nignt. irend oi bitter taste T i,n trade wa eonsldered steady, with prices practically uncnanppa irom re cent days. While the bulk of the sales of top quality have been made of late around J9.60, still something extra select, such as arrived on Mon day, would brint: the extra l!c quot ed on this basis. General hog market price ranse: Trinie heavy, 225-:0 lbs. $9.7.ri i 9.KS Prime light. 200-225 lbf.. .65ffi9.7S Good hogs 9.60W9.65 Ordinary mixed lots ..... 8.00 ff 9.50 ( Cattle Market Steady. i Condition of the cattle market trade at North Portland are favorable, with no apparent change in quotations for the day. In fact, the market for cat tle has held practically uniform since Xlonduy. Ileal good stuff has been lacklncr. but all sorts of stuff has found a pood demand around current figures. General c.ittle market ranee: nest beef steers J7.50W7.55 Good beef steers 6. 50 7.00 Best beef cows 5.756.25 Ordinary to good 5.25 W 5.50 Host heifers 6.00 ft 6.25 J Rulls 3.23 W 5.00 a Talves 5.00 J 7.00 j K Ktivkor-fWder steers .... 4.00ST6.00 ftocker-feeder cows 3.00 ?f 5.50 Contract Sheep Arrive. Aside from the contract stuff from the Willamette valley, there were no arrivals in the mutton division of the North Portland market over nlcht. Market for sheep and lambs in gen eral remains firm. Killers are de pending entrrely upon their own feed ing at this time, because of the lack of open market offerings. General mutton and lamb market: Best east of mountain lambs . ,k J9.75iffl0.00 Test valley Inmbs 9.75 Yearling ' wethers S.50 8.75 Ewes 6.25C? 7.25 Goats 5 25 1-Yiday Livestock Slilers. Hoes D. H. Holly, Adrain. 1 load; T. A. Miller, 1 load; W. M. Thompson Welser, Idaho, 1 load; J. S. Flint, Junction City, 1 load; J. E. Smith, Donald, 1 load; Tim Perr. McMlnn vllle, 1 load; L. H. Robinson. Amit 1 loud; O. A. French, Airlle, 1 load? L. A. Thomas. TA'est Stayton. 1 load. Mixed stuff M. M. Hoctor. Lyle, Wash., 1 load cattle and hogs; C. E. Lucke. Molalla. 2 loads calves, hogs nn.l Rhiutn- P. TV Dpckor Sllvprton. 1 d lead cn'.tle, hogs and sheep; H. I McFadden, Harrisburg, 1 load cuttle Ultu HOB". A drop of 20c a barrel in the price of all grades of flour took effect In the local market during the morning. The extreme weakness in the wheat market at Chicago during the early session gave the flour trade here fur ther weakness and another drop of 20c a barrel was expected at any mo ment. This would place the price of ratent down to 17.60 per barrel or 0c below the extreme price of the enson to date. The decline In the Chicago wheat market during the morning was ex tremely sensational, although this waa by no means reflected In the for eign situation. Liverpool again re ported spot wheat unchanged and a steady tone waa Indicated for car goes on the London market. 1 tvk. rhicairo decline was apparent-' 1 cause by the foreign news talk, but was due more or less to the fact i that many small interests have Deen .ub anerulatinr In wheat and at 1 the first sign of impendlnk weakness all tried to get.from unaer oy uumy ing their long stuff. Millsturfs market Is extremely firm lccally, with a further advance of J26.50 for bran and J30.5O for shorts. All the business In this lina Is local, rv,iifnrnl trade being reported. In fart there is not enough stuff available for outside shipment. nourSelling price: Patent, J7.80; Willamette valley, J7.90; local straight J7.00(S7.40; bakers' local, $7.60 7.80; Montana spring. J9.00; export, J7.20; whole wheat, J8.20; graham, tiin. rvo finnr 18.75 Der barrel. Hay Buying price, new crop: Wil :.mn vnilpv timothy, fancy, J17; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, J21; alfalfa, J18BZ0; vauey veicn, JHffiH.GO; cheat, J1414.50; clover 14. Grain Sacks 1916, nominal; Xo. 1 Calcutta, 11 1-4 S 11 3-8 in car lots; less amounts are higher. Mlllstuffs Selling price: Bran, J26.60; shorts, $30.60. Rolled Oats $7.50 8.00 per barrel. Rolled Barley $41642 per ton. Portland wheat market went to smash following the sharp decline In I rOCND. The following described animal has been taken up by the Marshal of the .City of Pendleton, to-wit: One bay mare with suckling colt, weight about 1000 pounds, branded on left shoulder, not visible; age about 11 years. If said animal Is not claimed by the owners or these entitled to its possession, costs and expenses paid and taken away within ten days from ith date hereof, then at 1 o'clock P m. of the 18th day of December, 1916. ik. com inimnl will be sold to the i highest bidder, at public auction, foi cash, at the City Found, ziz wesi Webb Street, In said City of Pendle ton, the proceeds of such sale to oe applied to the payment of such costs and expenses of making sate. Dater this 6th day of December. 1916. T. B. GURDANE. City Marshal. Chicago. Bids for December delivery on the Portland Merchants Exchange were 8 to 10c lower than the previous day. December oats bids wer down 10c a ton, while barley was off $1 a ton. 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A com- litis for FISHING TACKLE nstfiias We suggest as a gift for "Him" one of our fine Fishing Rods or a Fly Book with an assortment of early fly hooks. 1 ! 5 Auto Robes Foot Warmers, Winter Gloves Auto Mirrors, Radiator Hoods, Speedometers Auto Aluminum Ware, Tool Sets, Chains, Cigar Lighters United States Tires All Treads Will eliminate your bad weather tire grief Gasoline, Water and Air Service Station at Our Curb Havoline, Oilzum, Oils and Lubricants ALLEN-WARD Co., Inc. Successors to G. I. LaDow Main and Alt Streets Telephone 400 X ? ,