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EIGHT PAGES BRINGING UP FATHER DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1917. PAGE SEVEN (Copyright, 111, International Now. Service. Kegtatcred Lulled Bute! Patent Office.) BY GEORGE McMANUS rn TAKING TTf 1 11 HELLO -DOCTOR -BOO -MOO T T Tol J 1 I FROM FRENCH CHET rUSAXrf TO FlOO ATE I I ? I LLIT Vmi 'VE ME OME. COME. OVESf ANY U' & Al I THF A-MIND- UlJ 'JZU XBISCOIT&ANOI MINUTE-1 TVHMK fe. lhz.-M,.. MACCIE! ECW AhfOTMEKJ I p '1 j ; J I i , "i a,i2 . Z "" " 1 in" ' - ' ' ' The best car in the world at iU price. A crack-a-jack six for the price of an ordinary four. Ail the fine features of construction, power, de sign, economy and durability of the highest priced sixes without paying the higher price. Cars here for immediate delivery. Stripped chassis for your inspection. Repair Shop With Competent Mechanics. Tires, Accessories, Gasoline service station. Cars washed and stored. City Auto Company 722 Cottonwood St. Teiepbooo 46 POOR QUALITY HAS SMALLER DEMAND MlsTOItlC TOW Kit III ItNS. French flaws, and ripping away NKW YORK, May 11. A ertacu- I shields erected in honor of the allied nr fir destroyed the interior of the! war commlwlonfrt, hej-e. The furni htslnrtc old city hull tower yesterday ture, once the property of Wa-htng-Afternoon. While a huge crowd ton and Hamilton, was rushed from watched firemen worked a I feverish the gallery. Infective wiring pre speed hauling down the Itrllish and umibly caused the blaze. BLl'lKK AND SOFTER LIGHT la inund by the uh of soma of then beautiful fixture ot oura. They give a light that lllutnlnatea the room perfectly, bat that doea not tire or train the eyea. They are not epn Ive conalderlng their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at leaat aee tbem T J. L. VAUCHAN PORTLAND, May 12. Poor fii;t1 ily is finding less favor with the trade in the livestock market generally, in dicating that prices are getting close to the level where they are ulmost prohibitive. In the swine trade it is noted that there is somewhat lews demand for l?Khl weights. Killers are in the mar ket for every huv they can lay their hands on, and are bidding Hteady to firm prices for these. On the other hand, the light weights are findinK tittle call. Htuff that weighs much beli.w 200 pounds is meeting with less encouragement; in fact, the larger op? rators rea 1 ly do not care to ta ke hold of them at all just now. Oeneral hog range: Rest heavy . , $ 1.S.65 i 1 5.75 Hest light 15.S0' l'i.60 Hough heavy 15.00 fr 15.2a PlKS M.OOftrM.SS blockers 13.006T 14.25 Dairy Couh In l IVvor. For mime time back there has been such an InsiHtent call for cattle that any sort of animal found eager bidders in the North Portland yards. Now that ralhsr good quality grass ers are coming forward from the south, these are taking the place of the dairy stuff, which formerly flood ed the local trade. Killers are not keen after dairy stuff at the moment, and whenever forced to purchase take hold onlv at reduced figures. Never theless the cattle market in general is ' dy. fJeneral cattle market range: Prime light beef steers fll.ut.fil Prime heavy h-ef steers lA.SOfir 10.50 Choice beef cows 9.B5 IVst heifers 9.00 fa 10.00 Ordinary to good cows 8.00 4, 9.00 Prime heavy butcher bulls 8.00(h) K.35 bight bulls 6.00 it 7.50 Calves 7.00 i 10.00 Stacker-feeder steers. . . 6.0nfr 7.00 Htocker-feeder sows ... 5.00W S.5A Mutton Trade A I went. There was nothing at all reiorted in the mutton division of the North Portland yard over night. Situation continues on a nominal basis, with former prices continued. although in reality there is no mar- get at the moment. Nominal mutton and lamb market Het earn of mountain yearlings I Jest valley yearlings Wet hern Ewes nats Spring lambs $13.00$, 13, a.) 12.00& 13.00 I i.noft l an 1 1.00 ft 11. 50 4.25 4.50 13.50 Friday IJvetmk Hhiniier. Hogs Jim Derr. Mr.Minm ille. 1 load; J. H. Samuelson, Brownsville, 1 load ; Ha nson Bros.. Forest Orove. 1 load; Hout & aS nod grass, Lebanon, 1 loud. Cattle A. Q. Hathaway, Vancou ver, 26 head. Cattle and calves G. Murphy. Sa lem. load. Mixed stuff H. E. Nelson. East Portland, 1 load cattle, calves and hogs; Frank Wann, Mount Angel, 1 loud cattle, calves and hogs; J. D. Pinsiiiore, .West Sclo, 1 load cattle and hogs: M. f. Hocter. Ooldendale. Wn.. i load cattle, calves and hogs; J. Jen sen. LAwson, 1 load cattle, calves and hogs; E. J. Pierce. Maryhlll. Wn.. 1 cattle and 20 hogs by boat. Looking at It the other way about, t ne can buy a lot of money now for u peck of beans. $50,000,000 U. S. BID FOR WAR CARS Motor Trucks. Armored Autos and "Tanks" Sought in Central West. CHICAGO, May 8. The Chicago Tribune this morning1 says: 1m mediate construction of $50,- 000,000 worth of motor trucks, ar mored automobiles and 'tanks' in the Chicago IndURtrial district for use of the I'nited States army by private contract, if satisfactory prices are obtainable by government operation of plants if deemed advisable has been planned, it became known to day. Cai Is for bids on t he necessa ry trucks, armored cars and tanks will be nade within a few days, it was said. Automobile manufacturers in he Chicago territory, extending throughout the Jurisdiction of the central department, will be asked to bis. "If bids ore not forthcoming on satisfactory terms, with assurances that deliveries can be made at an arly date, the government is ready to take over manufacturing; plants necc saary for construction of the de sired-equipment and manufacture the machines under government su-, pervision." MiiMMiiiHiMHiiinnMunMiMiiiniiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiuiiie Government Calls for Sub- g scriptions to .Liberty Loan We have today subscribed for a portion S of Government Two-Billion Liberty Loan. S Bonds bearing three and one-half per cent S interest may be subscribed for in denomi- nations of one hundred dollars and up. We are receiving subscriptions now. It ia your , duty to take part of this loan. Call or write for details. S American National Bank Pendleton, Oregon nIHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUo illHMII,llIUIl!IIIMffllIHIWi;w jtlltilitMHlHlmtinlltMHIiMIIIIWMMml 1 iuauiuwiuwiHMHlwiiMtiiwaaliaiBuuiMiuaiii Chick Food The best insurance for the baby chicks Its not what you hatch Its what you raise Laying Tonics. Lice Killers, Etc Colesworthy's ' Baled Hay, Oats, Rolled Barley Etc. CHOP MILL 7 Alta and Cottonwood Phone 134 IS II S3 -3 E i ltiitaiiin.t.aytMUMMiMim .t... ...... utinimj baiNK A GLASS OF REAL HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST. 8ys ws will both look and feci clean, sweet and frail and avoid Illness. Sanitary xcience has of late madt rapid strides with results that are of untold blessing- to humanity. The lat ent application of its untiring research is the recommendation that It Is as necessary to attend to Internal sanita tion of the drainage system of the human body as it is to the drains of the house. - Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise, splitting headache, nturfy from a cold, loul tongue, naty breath, acid stom ach, can. instead, feel as fresh as a dairy by oening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing nut the whole of the internal poisonous stagnant matter. Kver one. whether ailing, sick or well, bhould, each morning before breakfast, drink, a glass of real hot water with a tejspmnful of limestone phosphate In It to wash from the toniAch, liver and bowels the pre vious day's Indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans, in, sweetening- and purifying the en. tire alimentary canal before putting mora food Into the stomach. The ac tion of hot water and limestone phos phate on aa empty stomach is wonder fully invigorating-. It cleans out mil the sour fermentation, rum, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for breakfast. While you re enjoying your breakfast the pho- p ha led hot water is quietly extracttnj; a large volume of water from the blood and get tin ready for a thor ough flushing of all the in4de or r jr. V f -. J I How' This? We offT One Hundred IVkllars Reward for any vase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's1 Catarrh Medicine. P Hall's rttarrh Medloine has beea taken by catsrrli sufferera for the past thirty five year, and aaa become knowaas the moat reliable reniedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acta thrn the Blood on the Mucoua surfaces, expel ting the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions. After yon bare taken Hall'a Catarrh Medicine for a short time yon will see a great ImproTement In your general health. Start taking Hall ! Catarrh Medicine at on re and get rid of catarrh. Bend for tes timonials, ires. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Prugglsts, 75c. REMEDYFORMEW T YOUR DRUGGIST. m iff MA&.IE P0B.O LA6KY -PARAMOUNT IX K'ASTIJ-X ltll TWO." AT T UK ALTA TODAY ;hichester s pills -r-s. . 1 ne IHAMOND BRAND. A. Ealir. I Aai. yr Urummtmt fcv , t kl-hm-lrr' tNNw.a Br,t w a an J lal Bi'till.c rv.it. Maie-1 with D!. R t-bo. Ta,L m Mtwr. Ray mt ap r KILLS. 1 I Best. Safest. Aiayi k ciial a SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EYERVMOE The Best Place in Town to Get CANDY t. at tha Mora "what haaT tb. "WHITMAN'8 atana. Nobody la America maka. candy Ilka "WHITMA.N-a" Othora hara tried, ar. atill trylnn. bat they can't do It. WHITMANS" ataada for tha A boa of "WHITMAN'S" CAJTDIES ana rcvalatlona ta poopla who don't know their t;oodneoa. Tallman & Co. Leading Drugista The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, bilious spells stomach .trouble, rheumatic stiffness; other who have sallow kin. blood disorders and ak kly com plexions are urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the druar more This will cost very little, hut Is sufficient lo make any one a pronounced crank on the sub ject of Internal sanitation. AMERICAN FLYERS SEEK SCALPS OF 7 Mak Extinction of German "Flyinr Circus" Object of Especial Attention. VAUIi. May 9. The members of he American eecadrille are seeking he ca 1 1 s of seven German aviators who always fly together and who have been labelled "the Flying Cir- ciik. They formerly numbered ten. btit the British recently destroyed three of them. The seven German generally fly high, seeking an oppor tunity to dive together upon lonely allied sirpbtnes. It Iff becaune of thi unttiMirtsmanlike U"lity that the American aviator: are anxious to meet the enemy In a pitched battle in the air and to break "the Flying Cir rus." Kaoul olva Lufbery Is now pro powed as auh-lieutennnt. and toeing; the only American to be so named wifl probably be promoted. William Thaw and Willis Haviland together shot down a Oermnn on Thursday. Aprtl 2. and Choteau Johnson thinks he brought down one on the same dav. Kdward fersons csotnot set confir mation of his belief that he shot down a Oermun plane last month. nriXDIMi OF n-KMT I!triKK WAT Vtltftodew Kh4p RHng Ktartsta sKk. wrt VI ai tins; Mrsrta, WASOfrffftlTO.V. May t. The . ad ministration's wood shipbuilding prn gram It was announced. Is definitely under way and the shipping board hope within a few montha to be turning out great numbers of Teasels to run the Oerman undersea block -ade. Home builders, without waiting formal contract, are proceeding on the snaurnnee of the board tha the ships will be taken when complete.?. CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y ATTORNEYS. D. W. BAJXJCT, ATTORNTBT AT Law. Room, 7. I, I. tMepaJa Bids. GEORGE) W. OODTT81 ATTORNBY at law. Room IT. Schmidt block. CARTER SMYTHS, ATTORNEYS at law. Office In rear of American National Bank bulldlnc FEE FEB, ATTORKNT8 AT LAW. Office In Deepala bulldlnc. JOHN W. HUFF, ATTORNEY-AT- Law. Room a. Amerloaa Natloa at Bank aalMta. R. X. K BATOR. ATTORNBTT AT Law. Room la. mnwjiwwi Balldtnc tv a. nmrwsiCRHT. aitohhii at Law. amltb-Crewrera' Bwnan. fSTaWOIt ' BfflHOP, ATTOR- aaya at law; room and a. Bmlts Crawford bvlMtn. IAMU B. FaTRRT. ATTORNW AT law. Offlta arrar Tarter Hardware RALBY RALBT. ATTORBNTB AT .law. omoe ta a marl nan Narlimal Baak BalldiBS. FRBDBRICnt BTBIWBR. ATTOB ey a law. OfBoa ta amlth-Craw . A. LOWXLU ATTORNEY ANt eeanaiUor at law. Office ta Do paia bulldlas. VTinSRAIi MRBJCTORS. J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE 8TOR1 Funeral dlreetor and Ucenaed am balmar. Moat modern rnneral par lor. morma and funeral earn. Calk reeponded te day or night. Cornet Mala and Water atreeta. Telephon. JOHN & BAKER. FVKBBAL Dl rector and Ucenaed emaalmer. Op poalte poatofflce. Fnneraj pexlor two raaerel eara. Calla reapeadad t day or BKhc Pbene Ta. MOKTAXA FARM LAND. NORTHERN PidflC RAILWAY Landa ia eastura Montana at 111! te in pa a aar. aartrnUe (ar fau-m- roiinaCun wrna ar aaa W. BV BeR. Mltoe Cto, Ilea fa. a. RATfeTOXD W. HATCH. AROaZl Tta. y. armoeuav DMAumn at Naw and ii -lal band aa Caa aaM fw aa lad hi id iiiaa, Ckeap eat pens, ta way hnneinuid aaeda II B CBart. Fhaa, mw tJtTTl?ICai A.D LAJTD BPSINBei BBNTLBY MOWTOOMBBY. Ma eatate. ftra, life aad aoMdent laew aace areata III Mala atrea auw DOCTORa S. A. ROB. XI. D. PRACTICB Llh iled lo the eye. far, noee and throat. Room It. Judd Buildins. MISCaXLANaXca IK VOC WANT WolIK oil l Km: aunt help? if u, tll or phone At. ta House. 447. WAMklJ H.A K WITH KANtJI er for two lovm. 1 ana i a vMra old. Phone 44T, Alta Hotel. PBTALUMA HATCWrTRY. ESTA. rlabed 13. Can ml, day eio chick, to pvinta rracbed m thrre dara. TKt vaneuea, W hBne ute aaa. Free cwwular. t, W. Cfarfk. PetaJuma. Calif. ArCTKWl COU W. r. YORNBA. AOCTIOK. ear. maka. a rpataJty ef dm m mm anaa Uaat aeaa yea Uae hit.1' leaea ardaia at Eaat Oresoalaa wrOea. LBOAL BLANKS OP ITf If aenptJOB for eoaaty eoart. eoart. faetlce court, real eetate. eta. r aaie at Baal Oratroaaaa efrtea.