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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
Chapter LxxxVL

what me You talking about
what do you mesne' asked Myrtle
as wc eat costly ippnr a cup OF
afternoon tca ,6 her drcs sing room
had nun over TO set away from
myself. my tAou-hts and found Miss
sloane There before mo had eyi.
IDENTIFY interrupted conversation
about myself as Myrtle started TO
say something hen stopped con
fused. and with flushed face
changed tho subject
rOh. nothing at all; it didn't
amount 20 anything she replied
flushing still more
81 DO wish you would 60 on and
say what You Intended TO- insist
ed "You act as tho were a child
and not 10 be trusted. Please tell
me-"
"But n Is really absurd for me 10
mention IT," protested Myrtle. 1T
didn't amount 10 a thing"
If it really is so trivial. why
make mo coax you. Why not tell
me what You meant BY that untin.
ished remark? Something was In
your mind you thought perhaps II
might hurt me. go You stopped In
the middle OF a sentence Come
what was it2'
DO tell her" Niles Sloane inter
rupfed She had as yet taken no
part IN the argument "It really
doesn't amount 20 anything. You
500. Mrs urayton. I know what
Myrtle was going 20 say You are
not like some silly women 60 whom
nothing can Do said You have
sensc enough 10 know Il was mere
~ a coincidence
For heavens sake tell me what
you Two are talking about" ] ex-
claimed WHY in the world do
You beat around The bush like this?
Please tell me what II IS all about"
Myrtle looked anxiously at Miss
Sloane. who nodded reassuringly.
Myrtle was usually so tactful. that
! was surprised at her embarrass-
ment. was not only surprised. but
suspicious n ahc had inadvertent-
" let out something why ! ought
70 know IL That was ~ - bad any
thing -ie no a't5fh me or Robert
"You1 laugh az me. Morrarot for
even thinking you might object be-
cause. of COURSE. there really be- moth
inr 10 which YOU could take evcep.
tons Myrtle PARTED evidently
etll 'dcstani y
We'll. what is it, ! demanded,
settiur down my chp
'1rs nSthiur only that Phyllis
Lawson has gone to- NaN York
Myrtle anaworcd bni noticed she
did NOT Tool, 60 me- when she Faid It.
rs that alp" asked. and picking
up my cup : drained IL before
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Deaths


Fannie Skoluk. Harper hospital q
years. endocardlus, norman Charles
elem. 55t Twenty hftn. years. lobar
pneumonia Christian Piper. oas
Clark, 80 years, valVular hct1t dis
ga Sc, Charles Hallistcr, Harper hos
plfal. 81 years. arterio-scl rosis 4.
Alexander T. Hurst Bncitme) cf hotci
30 Years, mitral insuficisncy. Florida
Richard. z-> lnfohwout about
years. apoplexy, Meyer Houzmon.
Herman Ktefer hospital. years.
/ scarlet FOYER Nlna H~iRcr. 4'fl2
1eiWUr. o months. CASTRO eteritls, A..
about 81 wears crushing injuries O..
~ Pierce. 1876 church. p months. con-
vulsions, Francis Is Norrle sos
Field about ~ years seniilts. Henry
~ch9pf 43l McDougall. sd years. au-
thraN OF neck Gotfriod Pbursky 1910
Cecil. so years. heart ftNure Eliza
beth a. Kinnte. 1913 Cheue. months.
CASTRO entcrltis Frank Y rarris 3I2
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MOrtuary

HUETTEMAN-Fre J.. May rs 1917.
aged 81. years. beloved husband ~
Emma A. Hucftoman and dear faith
er 81 Grace. son OF Joseph Huettr
man and bret if+-r-,-f AAtr---sfrrvr17f1 -
Heinke. John j. Frank Bernard
a Huetteman Funeral from resi-
dence. S12 Mitch gar ave Friday.
3 30 n m and ST Boniface church
az rnterment NJ NJ Oivct
NOLITOR -Caroiine Fred. May IS
1917. beloved wife OF Joseph n
Nolitor and dear mother ~ Mrs.
Joseph nescl. Norma, Joseph IA.
Edwin. Mrs John Slewert Arthur
and Lcona Moltor Funeral from
residence rs Puiford. Saturday at
30 a m st Elizabeth church az 2
MOLLoY william May 10. 1911. aged
50 years. az the home or his dauRh-
ter. Mrs. Maurice Joy. rs Tyler
ave. beloved father 81 Thomas n
William. Robert and Charles. Mrs
Maurice Joy. Mrs Robert Elliott
Mrs Herbert Clausen brother ot
Thomas Mrs r. Tracy. Mrs A
DeLion and Mrs. a J. Beer Notice
OF funeral later
CULLEN May rs. 1917. At his resi-
dcnce. 1859 Pitchcr-st. Frank A.
beloved husband Of Margaret
o'Connor and hnar father 81 Anna
Cullen and NJ ~ A. pe witt Flu
neral FRIDAY. Nay Us. from rcu
dencc NJ m.a and sS Peter and
Pauls cathedral az $50 Burial at
Mt OHvet.
ETCHER- May rs. 1917. at her
apartment iu the Palms. Mary Shell
don, wife ~ Charles r. Fletcher
Funeral services from residencc a.
her son. Theodore q Fletcher. e.
East kirhv-ave.. FRIDAY May rs, at
20 p m
TAYLOR May rs. 1917 at 2s ST.
Auhin-svc.. Grace J.. beloved moth
cf OF Kenneth O. Taylor Funeral
services from residence Friday geo
2 o. m
wATERM AN-Mav rs. 1919. Ella "
wife 90 GcorgC y Waterman In-
torment az Colorado Springs. Color
ado
SEYMOUR May h5 AZ bcr iatl resi-
dcnrt. SO Maybury Gtand ago
Josephine. beloved wife of a. a.
seymour Funeral from residence
Friday May f4 r. u
SHELnRIt - May Dos. Emily. widow
of tho late Henry Sholdrirlt. mother
~ Harry o.. Frank A. Charles o.
Mrs William To- Sfmon aud Nrs IS
Jones'. fuurra1 arru..a fr.u.
qe-iIence. Hf Melbourne a4r.. Tr-
Gag at D. M.
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LOCAL MARKET
LOOKING UP
Detroit Stock Exchange Shows
Increased Activity At
Better Prices
eY o'HARE, FERRIss 4 co

About 1000 shares traded In ON
the local stock exchange Wednes-
day and a continuation Thursday OF
good feeling seems 10 mark The turn
towards a stronger and more active
market Continental. Roo. Charcoal
Iron and Michigan copper and brass
all share In transactions az bcttcred
prices
Banking opinions as 20 the future
now being generally quoted. all tend
90 make for buiiish position. Tho
necessary expenditure IN this coun.
Try OF large sums OF war require
ment money being the basis or very
optimistic banNing views. Brokers
report better inquiry al! along the
line
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ROSTERS lsc, ducks, 22a -ic
geese. iGni Ito H.
straw berries Act cases. $3.50 "a
$3.50 per case.
JOBBING PRICES
Canned Goods-Applea, t2fS per
gal. Lima beans, 81 f04i75. corn.
fancy Maine. $50 standard. tie5,
early June. 81 Go. salmon. tall 81 40.
marrowfet peas. tl40, early June,
$3.50. Tomatoes. standard. sis5 doz.
Conee santos. standard i6n1Sc.
medium. lbW zoe, fancy. 2Qnl2c. RIO.
lslg ff 1879. lib. packages. '19G22c;
lib tins 2sg 2?e To- $500
Feed Bran. So standard mid
corn meal $50 cracked corn. s6s:
corn ana oats chop t58 ton.
Flour ln = sacks best patents
SIS 90. seconds $3.50 straight.
5000 sprlng wheat Gour $3.50. rye
nour So 20 per hbl
oiIS Llnsccd oil. raw. Si.3i. boiled.
tl52 gal kerosene. iron barrels,
&c, gasoline. 20zc.
Provisions Mess pork. $50; family
pork. so as clear backs. t42@44t
Mans. rs y u 81 &c brlskets, 25W
~ ~ picnic hams 81 iac bacon. 900
SOC lard IN tlerces, 25c: kettle rem
Hides No cured hides. GOO. No
] ercrn hides Zee No. ] cured bulls.
i5c. 40 green bulls. 12c; No
cured veais kip. 2fc. No. ! green veal
KIP. e2c SO. 1 cured miVrain. 20c5
no. green nlurrain. ,lShc: No. !
cured calf CSC. No green calf. sac.
hides g. No ] tnllow. 1oc. No. 2tal-
low o. H.. No. ] hlceH. &c on; No. ?
kip and oalf nc on aheepskinA (as
90 amount WOODY. Zoe Tf2
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Births


BOYS
J.. Midullo 80 Mitchell. g. Celdl-
well, no lockwood J. i.cnhard, Wo-
mans hospital n. Friedman, ls5
Brewster. q W Woods -4s6 Field,
%. Monettoni. J22 Orleans, al Metz.
GIL Hamilton r. Aseltine. SIP Lin
colpA n. Mimi. l18 sheridan. h.
NoWawieck. 60 wills D.. a. Cajka,
Fisher. A. Hazuka. IA Leuschncr,
IA. SzkaTadntk, 80 Nldman, = h..
Chamberlain. IAf WEXFORD. IT, Me
spial, 81 Thirty NTH j.. ~. Hum i62
Trumbull. NJ Machlem. 40 twenty
fourth, a. Schial'd, rs Wlluma. n
Weber 933 twenty ]. reich-
mann. 1912 Vinewood. T.. J.. boud n
McGfaw. q. "a. Elaaar, Laura l..
j. Dettlom. 800 Concord. Il. Hassier,
Grave hospital n Shempp. Provi-
dcnce hospital. S. IS. Fishbaine. Wo-
man hospital, j. Bauman. - Cam
crou. vs.. Ukr1lncc. On Oliver, J. Var
niga, $50 Military r. Sldlc. "a Lyon,
W. r. Neumeyer. $40 Garland. J. J..
Blazer, 1919 ST. clair, %. -. FtdleE
3I3 Martson. H.. Cole. 1927 Helen, vs..
Rome. Providence hospital. j. ID
Green. III Jos C0mpau.
GIRLS
Lumetta- 25t Monroe. J. Graoow-
ski, ltb2 Cheur. N Zach. 3l6 warren
r.. u Bartz. Woman's hospital. Sid
noy korach. Woman's hospital. a..
toma, as Ford a. Bolton lio-
Michigan. C. y Jourdon. IA E. high
NJ Jasoda. Walk. II Rummu l.
a55 - Joseph E. kra. Sb5 McD0u-
gail. + Eager. 1913 Orleans. A LOGON
gas Clppert g. Bcsau. 1875 w JEFF
ferson. r. Ktz. ehS smith. e VAN
Buren,. SOS Twelfth. q. -. Michelln.
5o whitney. a. A. Moran. Tuxedo j.
Haladye 1873 kanter. j g. kunl. 1852
Northwestern. II KoWalskt. 393 Elm
Wood, S. Shibbley. Is Sheridan A, y.
Hall 10 Moore-pl. 81 Cla6ky. az
Tw euty-niuth r. j. Fenneu. Golden
Gate ~ o. Hayter. 1850 Kanada j..
.Petsrhinlk 36S Cameron. j. Marin.
S07 IQopcue. J.. Krukowckc. AIS
Daniels J. KoisocklewlC l1i Martin.
j., WoJclk. IS MERCER n. lngles. 517
sixth. p DoroAeJ. 500 Illinois, g.
Black 30 Antietam
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PERSON a.



state ~ Michigan. County ~ Wayne,
.. 80 session ~ tho r1hata Court
Tor said county 90 Wayne. held a. the
Probate E.Hrf Room in tho city Or
Detroit ON tho first dav u May iu
fne wear ono thousand nine hundred
ANIL .arv.nfren Present. Henry S.
Tuit rt Judge ~ Probate IN thu
natter ~ che estate 20 Gilbert Me-
C.rrrf S. -oaerd ON reading and
HiuR the petition. du.F verified. u
D.ltI 81 r.rn.fria admin Ffrafor -
said estate praying that be be H.
cenerd On eIi certain reel estate n
said deceased for che pur COO ~ pay
Irr fua debts uf said deceased and
thr charges 30 administering said
estate Tt Issurfarct That the twan-
ty-rluth day ~ Nav instant. ~ 70
r-rinrf I'm hn forenoon. 20 said Court
Room be appointed for hearing said
petition. and tNaf am persona NVter-
ested in said estate appear bsfors
snii Court OK said time and place %
show cnuar why q license should not
BE- granted O. said admin istrator %
sell real estate ~ prayed Tor Dr. sait
petition And tf Is further ordered.
That n copy ~ This order BE- rnolifh-
"a three successive weeks previous 20
said time 20 hearing. IN the Detrei,
Ttuirs O. ncwsrapcf printed ani ~if-
culatinE IN said County ~ WnFrr.
Hrnfr 81 Hubert Judge ~ Probate.
IS frur rrpVN Chas q. CnHfwick.
Probate Clerk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
Company Cuts Another Melon

Directors Of INC Hoover Steel Ball
company have authorized the dis.
tribution OF 80 per cent stock
dividend. payable July 20 stock OF
ecord June TO- only n few months
ago the company distributed 100
per cent stock dividend The plan.
is located IN Ann Arbor
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NO


Above kcrcheral New home
must hD sacridctd this week.
. BrsutfW living room with
fireplace and easement VIM
oOW- dining room with
French doors sun parl0r
auu breakfast room combin-
ed. ) bright bedrooms. one an
open air room baths. 2-car
cHr1gr SIS 600
FRED PATERSON e. CO..
1868 Pcuobscot Cherry 5026
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Produce

A generally unchanged price LIST
with slightly easier feeling Ina live
poultry and dre.sed calves was the
report for Thursday There has been
NJ unusual increase IN poultry rc-
ceipts. bur the market has not been
cleaning ar very well and quotations
said ~ poultry goes Cor veal calves,
also. whether the warmer weather
affects thr demand or NOT IL Scr hard
% say. huf fhn market ir not cleaning
ND. and ncts heavy Butter erks
and POTATOES arc steady and trim
straw herries are coming from Ark0n-
sas now. and the supply ls ample.
Apple. Fancy Baidwins So. steeTs
red. tH. choice st.5oH 30 per hhl,
Bansass Good shipping stock
F2.80g 80 huprh
Benns Dre L'mas. nc II
Dressed calves Fancy. l7HlAc,
common. 1tatte per Do.
Dressed noEs Fancy light. isg
a0c hratI. lGu Sc por }h
FiRnsn Hsddies f5e m.
Fresh NcGctRhkrs Radishes. 20 y
Doc doZ parsley. ~ ~ soc don. cucum-
hers bot house. 81 254 so. carrots
4oc per doz caulfoWcr. t2.25 doz.
cabbage Texas. NH lNc por lh fioIlda
celery fcH 6g case. tomatoes, tdU
H" IIf.I INr f N.I lEt.'.t tltAf 81 2 2 81
! s6 per o. aspar9g wa. sections. $40
$50 Per case wax hcnus, $500 per
hamrnr. Lettuce log I6e
Grape Fruit tf2s 20 80. per crate
Honey Fancy white, iG dl7c. eN-
tractri 4fftHc lr
Hay -Detreit shippers are paying
the following prices for haled hav 10
car lots o. b Detroit 80 timo-
thy. 3l6hl8lT. standard timothy
$3.50 ais light mixed 81 80 u ~
No Timothy. tt450d16 10 mixed.
ti8b04l4 NO mixed tlou I. no.
! clover. 81 f01i4 rye straw 80 80
all wheat and cat straw. ss.50H 10
pGr ton
LEMONS 81 .50475 per BOX.
Lines s. t0ul25 per 100
Nuts--Naluuts u.lc. almonds,
1e0 ace niuf..a f-f 1919 Brazlls.
1910 2nr. prrnue i4T1Ng ih. n1t
rueats. u-lt .qrfins almonds oHe.
yshinut, Gle. ucraus soc lh peanuts.
roasted. fqucy t1c, Jumbo ] DC 10.
OrnuRrs NavaIs. S&1a.T5 per nox.
Onions Texas Bermudas i2f0T
2 Sc per case
PincuppIcs 5376df per case
Potnfocv Sew FloTidas ft2 per.
biol 1875 hr Michigan in car lots.
s. zoos Du.
Pouitrs Heavy hens 2iN l6-; med
iuu1F. l2W e3c lh, ef1RN l4H goes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17

WILL pay cash Tor vacant lots,
houses, hat5, stores. acreage.
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts b1 = quick and sat
iSfactOrv deals.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg
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NEW YoBK PRODUCE MARKDr

NEW YORK. May a. Flour: In
settled. Pork, Firm mess. t4l.b0
Lind Nominal middlcwest spot
- glEi - 90 sugar. Raw. edsy
centrifugal 96-tkst S502 muScovadd
so fest fG2f. refined. dun cat loaf
81 OG. crushed. ts75, powdered. s7G5
0 sos Rrauulatcd. $750Rs5o Cofree
Eio SO On spot, l0iac. Tallow
stronger. special 49, &C.. city. lIia u
t1a.c HAY Firm 40 I 81 10 No q
So 035c. clover 10cnsl05. Dressed
poultry. DUB tutkeys, ihW Boo
chickens. % n SOC. Fowls. GOA - nc
ducks. 16424c Live poultry Tn
settled geese. 1fGi5c. ducks. ga
27c. fowls. % q 26c. turkeys i6d Sc
roostcrs. 17c- chicken broiIers 3tM
4gc Cheese strong state milk. com
mon Co specials. 26I27igc. skins
common 70 special. l30elc.
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ROSTERS. I7aIsci ducks. 23astc;
geese. 1Gnilc 10.
stra, berries Act cases. $3.50
81 90 Der case
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

At the regular meeting OF the pi-
rectors of School District No Is. Of
UmatilIa County. oregon. to be held
at 1870 O'Clock p. IN. on Tuesday. the
18th day of June. 1917. i n h office
of the clerk at III East court street
in the City of Pendleton, oregon
bids will be opened for the calcimin-
ing of the three grade school build
ings. the contractor to furnish all la
Dor, material and to all risks
of accidents. etc.
Calcimine TO be of the same color
as now on the said walls Material
to be standard and all work To be
done in a workmanlike n proper
n and all of said work to be
completed on or before the 18th day
of August, 1917.
Calcimining is to cover all walls
and ceilings of all school rooms, hall
WAYS, closets. cloak rooms and offices
and stairways from the foot of the
basement stairs to and including all
rooms and parts of rooms above in
of the said buildings. Bids may
be left with the clerk.
The board of directors reserve the
TO reject any and all bids
J r BROWN. Chairman
LOT L-IVERMORE. CLERK.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
Don't be toe sure OF the man who
boasts Of being sure or himself.
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper Will b. pleased
10 learn that there IL at hast one dreaded
disease that science has been able to enrc
In all it's stages and that b. catarrn.
catarrh being greatly Influenced oy c9nHti,
tutioual conditions requires constitutional
treatment. Halls CataFrh Medicine Is taken
internally and acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces Of the system merely -
g~froVInz the Foundation OF the disease, Civ
ing the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature IN doing
its work. The prcprietors have 20 muen
CataTTh Medbeine that they 0ffep One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that " falls 10
cure. Send for list Of t~esttmoniais
Ohio. Sold By all Druggists, Tie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
DESERVES GOLD
MEDAL FOR THIS
CINCINNATI AUTHORITY TELLS
HOW TO DRY Up 4 CORN
50 IT LIFTS OUT.

You corn-pesterec men and wom-
en- need suffer no longer. Wear the
shoes that nearly killed you before,
says this cincinnati authority. be-
cause a few drops Of freezone applied
directly on a tender. aching corn
stops soreness at once and SOC the
corn loosens so it car be lifted out,
DOT and all, without pain.
A quarter Of an ounce of ~freezone
costs very little at any drug store,
but is sufficient to take off every
hard or soft corn or callns. This
should be tried, as it is Inexpensive
and is aid not to inflame or even
i~rritate the surrounding tissue or
skin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Says we can't look or feel right
with the system full
Of poIsons.

Millions OF folks battle internally
now instead Of loading their system
with drugs. "what Is an inside
bath ?" YOU say. Wen. 1t is suaran-
iced to perform miracles Il you could
believe these hot water enthusiasts
There are vast numbers or men
and women who. Immediately upon
arising in the morning. drink a glass
OF real hot water with n teaspoonfn'
Of limestone phosphate In II. This Is
a ver excellent health measure. II
fs Intended to flush the stomach,
liver. Kidneys and the thirty feet or
tntestines Of the previous DAYS
waste. SOU bile and i~ndigestibie ma
,erial left over In the BODY which-if
not eliminated every day. become
food for the millions of bacteria
which infest the bowels. h quick
result is poisons and toxins which
are then absorbed into the blood
causing headache. bilious attacks.
foul breath. had taste. colds. stom-
acb trouble. kidney misery, ~sleepless-
ncss impure blood and all sorts OF
ailments
people who feel good one day and
badly the next. hut who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to OBJ
tain a quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This
viii cost very little nut is sufficient
10 make anyone a real crank on the
subject OF internal sanitation.
Just as soap and not water act on
the skin. cleansing. sweetening n
~fresheninE. so limestone phosphate
and hot water act on the stomach
liver. Kidneys and bowels. Il Is vast
~ more important To battle on the
inside than on the outside. becanse
the skin pares do not absorb mpuri-
tirs into the blood. while the bowel
pores do
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02

PORTLAND. June 2.@California
is Hooded with DOR quality cattle a.
this time, but there is a dearth Of
real good stuff. Such was the infor-
nation brought bach TO this city by
Harry CofoId. cattle salesman of
KidwelI & caswell OF the Union
stockyards. after a months travel in
the southland. Mr.. CofoId had
charge Of the marketing Of abotf;
1900 head of cattle FOR the Hearst
estate.
THE range in California is yer
short says Mr.. Cofold, in making a
special report to The Journal. The
weather has been dry and cold and
conditions for cattle feeding have
been adverse all season. There is a
big sitpply Of very poor quality cattle
in sight there. but mighty few reall"
good offerings The California
movement will probably keep up un-
til the latter part or July ecaus n
large per cent of the cattle will not
be fit TO ship until then
Cattle Market Sluggish.
There were Is loads of California
cattle reported in the North Portland
YARDS overnight. but these were re-
ported direct to a killer. On the
other hand. .there WAS only a small
supply OF local stuff and demand was
not keen Y at reduced prices.
General cattle market range:
Prime light beef steers g $50 1000
prime heavy beef steers $50 1000
Choice beef cows ..... s.50G S.75
Best heifers ......... s.70m 9 90
Ordinary TO good cows s.oOa SIS
Prime heavy butcher bulls $50
Light bulls .......... 0 0 100
Calves 1000 1906
Hog Market lower.
In the swine trade at North Port
land prices are off b "A dime
with tops around $3.50. While i:
still may he possible to secure a frac-
ton above this for an occasional
small lot Of something extra good.
SIS so is about all that killers are
Wiling to pay for anything at the
moment.
General hog range
Best heavy packers. s. 1850
Bulk Of packing grades Is Is 1850
Best light packers -. l5.25@l5-4o
Stockers .........,. 1900 1900
sheep Market steady.
Market for sheep and lambs con-
Times quiet and aroun steady
prices only a small run was shown
in the North Portland yards over
night and these consisted of both
wool and shorn offerings. Prices in
the main are practically unchanged.
General sheep and lamb market;
Best east OF mountain
lambs ........ &l3.5O l4-V"
Pas Nvilla meffe valley
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
Bal. on hand May !, 1917. SIC 50
Circulation:
REALTY TRANSFERS


Deeds.
&. r.. Strain. ct ux, TO Joseph Jun
ha, 81. SW Ia NE IA and lot II,
section 0, township 1 south, range
35.
A. A. cole Il X. O.. Warner. $1,000.
acreage in townships ! south. range
80 and 30 IL.
Eva L. Warner, ct al. to f. o
Parker. ct al. 81. acreage in town
ship / north, and south, range 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
CATTLE MARKET REMAINS SLUGGISH

hogs; r. B. Decker. silverton. .
loads cattle, calves, hogs and sheep;
s. l. oyerton. Brownsville. ] load
cattle. calves, hogs and sheep; Frank
Wann, Mt. Angel. ! load cattle, hogs
and sheep; w. Gi=en, 2 loads cattle
calves and hogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-02
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the legal voters Of Schoo District No.
I6 of UmatIIa County. State OF Ore
gon, that a SCHOOL MEETING Of
said district will be held at the City
Hall on the 18th day of June. 1871.
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon To vote
on the proposition Of Ievying a
special district tax. Polls close at 7
o'clock D. m.
The total amount Of money needed
by the district during the fiscal year
beginning on June 18th, 1917. and
ending on June 80, 1918, is estimated
il. the following budget and includes
the to be received from the
county school fund, state school n
special district tax y all other
moneys of the district:
BUDGET.
Estimated Expenditures.
J.. Teachers salaries including
Principals and Supp o|osD.o"
. Furniture .. ----.-------- -
3. Apparatus and supplies
such as maps, chalk. eras-
ers, stoves, curtains, ETC. l!ov7-pV
n, %sysiSps SHss'' '- 1 sS.SS
8. Repairs Of schOoIhouses. cal
soming High School Wall
and Sidewalks ------ l-43tOc
7. Improving grounds, Grace
schools and High school 10000
8. Playground equipment extra
labor about chools o9ooV
o. Interest on warrants and IN -
10. Telephones, express and ,-ooo
uAJsnIfGrs wages .- 100000
Y. Janitors supplies - i,oooo 9
"a. Light ana power .---. 10000
II, Water 00.O0
10 SEX $50 Sa printi1s ssoO $4,000
u Po s4as2; t anS officer 500 s72e2
[is. For the payment OF bonded
debt and interest theleon.
issued under Sections liz.
IA TO las, and Az Of the
iaT9 100000
10 "1 Wirh seboai ~ 1.140.O0
20. Domestic science and art.
Grade and High school and
y. Science and m de-
paper. etc. -.. 100000
3. High school and Grade mann
al training revolving fund.
contingent fHnd. ete- 100000
-. Total estimated amount Of
money to be expended for
all purposes during tie
ESTIMATED REGENTS.
From county school fund during
the coming school year----$12OeoVo
From state school fund during
the coming school year ------- 3.oOo.OO
Cash now in the hands Of the
district clerk -------=------- 4,u0-O0
Cash now In the hands of the
county treasurer, belonging TO
the district ----------------- 5-"vS-VS
Total estimated receipts. not In
GLIDING the money 70 BE- re
ceived from the tax which II Is
proposed TO vote
RECAPITULATIOS-
year $74.Oa2s2
Total estimated receipts not in
Guiding the tax 10 be ~
disiTIct tsx S5s.os292
Dated this 2fst day Of May, 1917.
J +. BROWN.
6. W. PHELHS.
r l. SMITH
e Z. STRAIN.
Fila LOWELL
Board Of Directors School Dist. No l6
Attest LOT LIVEEMORE. CLERK