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BUTTER. PER POUND
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Extras s21scss lasIIsa Is sa sas sac SIS s2c
FIrsts ..... zoe 29c L20c l2s5scl2s sxcl2s1ac
Fancy California dats, l7lhc. weak; do arsts,
l35dc. weak: fancy Young Americas. 161ac.
steady: New York cheddars, 20c. steady; do
twins, 20c steady; do triplets, 2oc, steady;
Wisconsin twins 181Ac, steady; do triplets,
17Hc. steady: Oregon twins, 10c, steady; do
trIplcts, lec, steady; do Young Americas, lie,
steady.
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say.
That the savings banks of San
Francisco have loaned $106.448,170 on
San Francisco real estate indicates
that they have largely financed the
rebuilding OF the city: but when the
further fact Is remembered that the
total mortgage debt of San Francisco
is approximately $147.50o. .000 1t then
becomes evident that the savings
banks have loaned 72 per cent of all
the money loaned on San Francisco
real estate"
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2e.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending August
28 shows an aggregate OF s2,723 .209, 900, as
again-t $2.614. .755.00o last week and $2.6s1,-
9is,00o In the corresponding week last year.
Percentage
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SAN FRANCISCO AS
WORLD TERMINAL
Review Prepared by Cham
Der of Commerce Shows
Canal Values

Liverpool New York and San Fran
cisco are made world terminals In
the probable achievements to be
charged TO the Panama canal in an
Invaluable analysis of the bearing OF
the canal upon the worlds trade situ-
alton, just prepared by the trade de-
partment of the San Francisco Cham
ber OF Commerce.
The canal in its various maritime
ana commercial aspects as they will
effect the modification OF trade direc-
tion and the development of new
market centers and commercial ac-
uvity is treated at length
The following figures indicate the
distances from San Francisco as they
<are now and will be in the saving
made by the canal together with the
approximate saving of time compared
with the old routes:
From Liverpool to San Francisco the distance
OF 764 miles is shortened by 5,92l miles and
saving OF 20 days
From New York TO San Francisco the dis
tanee OF 1885 miles is shortened by 5000
niles and a saving. Of ~ days.
From Hamburg 10 San Francisco the dis
fance OF 14.l2l miles is shortened by 5,755
miles and a saving Of 10 days
From New Orleans TO San Francisco the
distance Of 13.775 miles is shortened by 5,07S
miles and a saving OF n days
From Marseiiles the distance Of Is. 492 miles
is shortened BY 5,l40 miles and saving Of IL
days.
From New York to Valparaiso there ia a
saving of 10 days and from Livernool to Val
paraiso six days. Ten days difference is
figured IN the route from wellington TO New
York via the canal.
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sourHERN PACIFIC STOCK

New York advices announce that
subscriptions to certificates of inter-
est in Southern Pacific stock to date
aggregate less than 80 per cent OF
the $S8.357, 500 offered: but at the rate
with the heavy subscriptions looked
for on the last day. September 2. the
underwriting syndicate will have less
than 25 per cent left to distribute
among its members. Contrary to gem
eraI belief, much OF the offering prob
ably will be absorbed In this country.
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Polo at Del Monte-Spend your
weekend and Labor Day there.-Ad-
yertisement.
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CALIFORNIA BANK CLEARrNGs

Bank clearings. as reported to the
California Development board by the
several clearing house cities for the
olx nc
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FLORISTS

BROWN & Kennedy SIs1'I a6sl isss as'Ists; asss
VAL; union: funeral work spec. Tel. Mkt. 5725
PARK FLORAL, 1887 Haight at. phone Park
ssG-Cut flowers. pits. etc. r. Groves. prop
sFIBELEY- MANN CO.. the leading florists.
1900 Sutter; Fkn. 2094. Frank Shibeley. mgr.
Union FLORISTS. phone Mkt. 32S5-FuueraI
work speciality. 3017 16th st. near Mission
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New York Produce Market
NEW YORK. Aug. 29.--Butter- Firm; :
ceipts, 7.365 tubs.
Cheese Unchanged; receipts. 575 boxes.
Unchanged; receipts 17.o21 cases.
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New York Stock List

tFrom J. g. Wilson a Co.'S private wirs)
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Bradntreet's Bank CIearfnrs

2ss. .4oo-Total shares sold.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03

reached the plate. This ended the
scoring for the nonce. Haworth being
caught at the plate and Augustus pop
ping out.
Another brace of scores were hung
up in the fifth and all because Mr.
Johnsing forgot where the plate was
located. He issued four wide ones to
Berger and then, with one down and
one on, bumped Cowan in the stats
A single by RAIDER just over third
filled the bags and then another one
of those complimentary scores was
pushed across. Varian looked them
over we'll and allowed four balls to
be tolled off. This showed Berger to
the plate and he was followed a mo-
ment later by Cowan when Gard tried
to pull little foxiness by whipping
the ball to second unexpectedly. He
heaved the spheroid clear into center
field and the score was easy.
The fifth score was also the gift of
the pitcher. He had issued couple
of passes and had allowed Cowan TO
single However, Dougherty had been
caught at the plate due to his game
leg but there were still men occupy
ing the first and third bags. John
son then contributed a balk, which
permitted Cowan to walk in to the
tally pan.
Meanwhile Berger was having
smooth sailing while on the mound.
He had only allowed one hit up to
the seventh and the Irrigators had
gone down in one. two, three order.
But in the seventh he gave Dars boys
their one and only chance. Clark
and Reams, the first two men up.
managed to scratch out safe ones and
things were ripe for score. How
ever, Aftermath took three healthy
swings and went back to the bench,
Case popped up a high foul which
RAIDER gathered in and then Friene
pulled another one of his Casey at
the bat stunts and opportunity had
vanished into thin air.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03

Many a good natured man lives on
q cross street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03
GET A TEN CENT
BOX Of CASCARETS
Insures You for Months Against a
Sick Headache, Biliousness, COnsti-
patton Or a Bad Stomach.

Put aside-just once-the Salts,
Cathartic Pills, Castor Oils or purga-
tive waters which merely force a
passageway through the bowels, but
do not thoroughly cleanse, freshen
and purify these drainage or aliment-
ary organs, and have no effect what
ever upon the liver and stomach.
Keep your inside organs pure and
fresh with Cascarets, which thor
oughly cleanse the stomach remove
the undigested, sour and fermenting
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out of
the system all the constipated waste
matter and poisons in the intestines
and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
and cost only 10 cents a box from
your druggist Millions of men and
women take Cascaret now and then
and never have headache, Biliousness,
Coated Tongue, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach or Constipated bowels. Cas-
carets belong in every household.
Children just love to take them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03
BERGER IN FORM THAT PUT NAME
IN HALL OF FAME; BLANKS BOISE

Peerless Joe" Berger was back In
the form that made him famous yes.
terday and. therefore. he was invinc-
ible Also he was given the kind OF
support that makes the fans say
Some ball team eh ?" Needless then
to add that Boise drew a blank as her
share OF the days spoils while a five
spot was being hung over the name
of Pendleton.
While not the most exciting game
of the week II was the best ball yet
seen. Maybe the presence of the la
dies inspired the players as in the
days OF old when knights broke
lances with each other. but whatever
the reason, more than one of the per-
formers on both teams shone in feats
OF brilliant skill, Hits were scarcer
and so were errors than in any pre-
vious matinee but those two errors
drawn by the Gimlinites were about
az costly as any we'll could be.
johnson. the new southpaw from
Spokane. essayed the moundwork for
the visitors and for a few innings he
looked like $40 900 prize. For
three full cantoes he had the Bucks
on his hip and then he slipped. In
the fourth RAIDER scratched out hit
past pitcher and Varian followed with
beautiful drive to left. McKune had
been benched for disputing the jumps
decision in the previous inning when
Dougherty was called out for not
touching second on a circuit swat
Therefore. Terry had TO send in a
pinch hitter and Haworth was chosen
for the task He laid hot one down
the first base line and filled the
bases. Then came one of those fatal
errors LodelI knocked an easy one
to short and Aftermath booted the
pill far over his head and into the
field on the blunder, two runners
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03
WALLA WALLA WHIPS
LA GRANDE, 7 TO a.

Walla Walla, Wash, May By
punching hits and getting more of
them, Walla Walla beat La Grande,
seven to four CARRIER walked seven,
struck out three and kept his hits
scattered. Gooch struck out and
walked 2. Davis for Walla Walla hit
homer in the seventh Walla Walla
got one run in each of the first three
innings. In the fourth three hits and
a base on balls brought three more
runs. Davis homer added the sew
enth. La Grande got one in the sec
ond. one in the fourth, neither earned.
In the ninth La Grande got two
through errors and a single. Lund-
strum, the Bear short stop. made two
errors, letting in two scores. Mar
tinis work in left field featured for
the Bears
Walla Walla's scores came as fol-
lows.
In the first Johnson walked. went
to second on a f!elder's choice and
scored on Davis single.
In the second Sheely singled. took
third on Browns double and came
home on Johnson's single.
In the third. Martini singled stole
second. took third on Bishops sin
gle and came home when Paterson
threw too high to catch him off third.
Three scores were counted in the
fourth. Brown singled and stole sec
ond. Johnson singled, sending Brown
to third. Childers walked, filling the
bases. Lundstrum singled, scoring
Brown and Johnson. Childers took
a lead off third and Gooch tried to
throw him out but the ball went too
high and Childers came home.
Davis homer brought a score in
the seventh.
Ia Grande scored in the second.
Walters got to first on fieiders'
choice, Corbin walked, advancing
Walters. So
In the fourth Corbin walked went
to second on a fielder's choice, ad-
vanced on Lundstrum's error, went
to third while Naughton was getting
to first through fielders choice.
Then Naughton stole second and Pc
terson singled both in.
Score: r. II. z.
La Grande ................ 9 2
CARRIER and Brown; Gooch and Pc
terson.
Mopxy n Cood natured man liyos IN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03
BAKER MASSACRES
THE YAKIMA BRAVES

North Yakima, May 3.-Pitcher
Kile had another disastrous dav and
as result Baker gleefully ran up a
total of II scores while North Yaki-
ma could get but five in the game
here yesterday.
After eleven men had crossed the
pan Manager Engel decided it was
time to yank Kile and this he did in
the seventh inning. Rundstrom, To-
cal boy did better work, holding Ba-
ker to three hits in the last three in
nings. Coleman allowed ten hits but
they were well scattered.
Baker city got five over in the sixth
inning doing this on two errors, two
singles, double and Murphy's home
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03

us Stolen bases-Rader. First on
balls. off Johnson 5. Struck out-by
Johnson 5; by Berger 7. Left on
bases-Boise 4 Pendleton Z. Double
plays-Augustus to Lodell; Reams to
Aftermath Balks-by Johnson /,
First base on errors-Boise /; Pendle-
ton /. Hit by pitcher-Cowan. Time
Of game-1:50. Umpire-Burnside
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03
How to Avoid Those Pains and Distress
Which so Many Mothers Have Suffered.

IT Is pity more women do not know of
Mothers Friend. Here is remedy that softens
@ Ine muscles enables them TO expand without
any strain upon the ligaments and enables
women to go through maternity without pain
nausea, morning sickness or any of the dreaded
~ N'trPIonIs Ili 80 ZANZIBAR 10 many UOtheFs.
There Is no foolish diet 10 Larags tho mind
me thoughts do not dwell upon pain and sur
1erng' for all such are avoided Thousands Of
thought that sickness and distress are natural
They know better, for in Mothers Friend they
h@aVe nave round wonderful penetrating remedy to
panlsh all those dreaded experiences
II Is subject every woman sbonId ho fani
llar with, and even though she nav not reouira
such a remedy, she will now and then meet
some prospective mother to whom word in
time about Mothers Friend will come as n won
derfui blessing This famous remedy Is sold
by all druggists, and is only 81 90 a bottle.
II Is tor external use only, and is really worth
IFS weight in gold Write to-day TO the Brad
field Regulator Co, l27 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta,
Ca, for u most valuable book.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Walla Wal,a Z, La Grande 4.
Baker II. North Yakima 8.
Pendleton 5, Boise 0.
c,.oI..,. - OIL
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To Make Happiness Epidemic
Sound Doctrine That If You Try Make Others Happy
1t Will Have the Effect of Happifying You

In Ohio has been Incorporated Appreciation league
the United States It's to make happiness epidemic
which reminds of Bob Ingesols idea that he could have
improved creation by making health Catching instead of dis
Every member of the league to be provided with blank
spaces filled in with the and business of
in
space printed the words attentive cheerful
sympathetic helpful courteous The plan for each member
fill every time he who is courteous
The be mailed the leagues office. The
league then notifies the courteous ones employer and keeps
record of the of every man commended
dispatch dated Cleveland, where
league established national headquarters is have
branches in every city in the United States.
The league founded by millionaire philosopher, William
Bacus believes league will become world wide and
that life will be made much pleasanter for every
Do you know that of provable fact and demon
figures of all which written
newspapers are Epistes The offended
taed critical fault finding, somebody called down,
something attacked and look the their
cudgel o crusader?
Why these people who write eloquenty sometimes
say commendatoy
Why don't they write with joy instead of gloom?
What there in human nature that grumble at
little clouds instead of rejoicing in the sunlight?
All inclined report incvities, ignore couesies
When policeman leaves his direct do thank him
Rarely. That's what he's paid for we say.
NOT what he's paid He has gone of
duty be of and the least he should receive
would be cheerful Thank you"
Put yourself the polcemans place. the
ductor elevator the letter
the many with whom have daily Consider
thousand annoying things that happen think of the unpleasant
duties called upon perform
And consider how little it to be cheerful smile
give little nod of appreciation, call pleasant
you Try and the result See the tired
smile the weary eyes brighten. Notice how the
for the next day. how ptuly he
she is for the unaccustomed pleasant greeting
Try it just for week and every child
whom you daily association will be your devoted
friend You will be happier for happiness cheeuness
contagious
Forget be crouch for week, you will
you could ever have been dsagreeabe
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Oil Dividends Give the State
s65,OOO,OOO
Industry Is More Firmly Established With Every Step in
Development and Production

Dividends pouring out California oil fields will total
$3 100000 for this year, according to the figures available now
TO That will the total dividends paid since the
industry established California will be So0oO0oO
or more California has in years petroleum produc
ton States just the United States has led that
world yet is the industry IN the State the
great Joaquin valley fields which contribute enormously
wealth of the San Francisco bay regions dating back no
than of years.
1t is popularity wealth that its first discovery
followed by rapid development the first discovery OF gold in
California followed by the unprecedented mining
poitaton world The development of the Cali
forna oil industry Kern county fields the Coanga fields
and the other districts San Joaquin valley has been
if not as spectacular beneficial to the gold min
ing and its development rapid, if not picturesque
California effected transportation revolution in Cali
forna Practically every locomotive that rolls California
tracks burns OIL practically every coastwse ship has subst
tuted tanks for bunkers and oil tenders for sokers
greater production of oil will the greater
commodity which is paradox of the industry
The supply will govern the demand than the demand will
forth the supply
That is California essentially fuel OIL Its chief
production factories steamships and ocomo
factory will install oil burning equipment unless
oil supply will be reasonably permanent and
steamship company will hesitate the of replacing
with the oil rebox unless has
the oil fuel supply will outlast the vessel
United navy has been slow equip its warsps
burners until could that wherever the vessel
go would available fuel for the tanks For that
reason navy smokees powder for its guns hasn't
provided sokeless fuel for its engines In battle will
little the of its opponent betrayed by the
snudge smoke the smudge of coal smoke Logically
OIL which comparatively smokeless will be the fuel of the
navy.
understood that the supply would be sufficient for all
demands.
The California fields only increase in local pro-
ducton in supply de-
that may be made upon them in That fact being
by the world the consumption of oil increases and the
value the commodity That the dividends increase
shown the financial tor the current month
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into the house somehow; don't bring
It back here. Now be off!'
Some little time passed and then
young hopeful returned with salts
fed smile and an air of conscious
pride at having overcome all diff-
culties. and confident OF rapid pro-
motion.
''Well?" jerked out his employer.
There was no letter box. sir, and
the note wouldn't go under the door
so tore 1t up into little bits and
showed them through the keyhole."
Our hero was then showed through
the door--almost into bits-and never
came back.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20

which we obtain waves for use
in wireless telegraphy means,
will quote the recent statements
of a French physicist, L. Houlle-
vigue:
Take an antenna, reduced for
simplicity to vertical mast
planted in the ground. Excited
electrically, it vibrates in the
manner of sonorous tube. The
vibrations emitted are, by the
laws of acoustics, four times
longer than the tube or antenna.
IAN antenna 100 meters long
eniits waves of 400 meters
length; if its length were one
millimeter the waves would be
four millimeters long. Now,
electric waves as short as four
mil1imeters actually exist; they
have been produced and studied.
They have been reflected by
mirror. deviated by a prism and
subjected to all the experiments
of optics. They are already
light, but invisible light, falling
in the extreme infra-red part of
the spectrum. In order to i'm
press our eyes with a sensation
of yellow light the antennas
emitting the waves would have
to be diminished to the 6800th
part of a millimeter in length.
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the porridge is mother used to
maker
He was bright young office boy,
and in the dim future saw himself
sitting in his managers chair.
please SIR he said entering the
room of his chief, after being sent
to deliver note. "the lady was out
and could not deliver your mes-
sage"
60 back immediately said his
employer, impatiently. IF the lady
is still out, put the note through the
letter box or under the door. Get II
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
81 Curious Facts HH

There were 2,e4s miles of route open.
The total number of cars in use was
1924, of which 12.435 were electric.
There is in the City of Mexico a
thieves market. in which stolen
goods are publicly offered for sale.
1t occupies an entire square. Here
may be found everything that is
portable, from a telescope to ring,
a silk dress. or pair of stockings,
and the articles are sold at about
one fifth their actual value. The
thieves do not sell the goods openly
for that would be dishonest in the
estimation Of the Mexicans. but the
sellers are those who p'.-~h.sa se-
cretly from the thieves
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ate it?" gasped the man in the apron
Course e did" was the reply.
The lady leaned back on the door
post, and for three minutes INDUCED
in laugh that brought all her neigh
bors to the scene.
Wal. that's right-down funny" she
observed, with laugh.
"Yus. funny! Ere we've been mar
ried thirteen years come flrst OF
April. and Charles as never paid me
a compliment till this mornin' at
breakfus'. when blest ii e didn't pass
Is plate for another go o that saw
dust. an told me it reminded i'm o.
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q g Footnotes Of Humor g g

There was a worried look on the
grocer's face as he rushed hatless
down the street and ran UP the steps
of Acacia Villa.
I'm sorry to say there's been a
slight mistake. Mrs. Grumble." he
painted. You ordered two pounds OF
oatmeal yesterday and by mistake
my apprentice put up some sawdust
that our grapes came packed in!'
"oh!" replied the lady. .aThen I
reckon my 'usban must ave got
through about arf a pound o wood
for breakfus',"
"Y-you don't mean to say that he
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THE BEST LETTER
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK


V9OU the maiden adore
And declare letter that love her more and more
You praise and beauty thousand glowing lines
with the brightest star that SHINES
If had the of Byron would use IT every day
In composing written worship sweetheart lar away
But welcome older, genter breast
Is the letter to your the boy she loves the best
Youthful blood is flaming when writing love
the stars above;
by the moons white spndor that the ge you ADORE
Ts the one maid loved before
full promise those white and dumb
That live in the married years to come
But much bringing deeper bliss
mother from the boy she not kiss
She very often when the lights soft and low,
Sitting old where held you
of its dction its spelling style,
And composition would provoke critics SMILE
old and trembling fingers becomes work of
Stained by of and sadness she hugs to her heart
Yes the all letters look you may
the letter mother from her boy from home
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"Getz- Leary boxing for tomorrow
night. But
Harvard waking upa woman has been allowed TO
make a in
When the Tvo opera goes motion pictures it will nob
ably revive the from Lucia -
The has Let its first
task be to popiate the hen and get her work
The Indianapolis holding bargain sale Of potatoes No
children municipal politics are not all small potatoes
This the first time that proved aibi
that ne IN French It's usually
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20

A Liverpool cabman who turned
chauffeur refused to sell his horse,
which had for many years served
faithfully both himself and his father.
He sent 1t to a local establishment
q sort of Horses Home of Rest
where the animal Is still being COM
fortably maintained out of the small
and hard earned income Of its old
master.
During last year the street cars OF
Great Britain carried over s.127.ooo.-
900 passengers, or about 73 times the
estimated population of the country.
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49,
g g g g Euening Calls

So they're curb the Van Ness trolley poes
lou
Advice girls who a pretty-and
near the of he line.
hunting mushrooms gored by bull He lucky He
might have picked toadstool
million dollar Geary way this
municipal railroad dscourages improvements!
old when he
women