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PAGE FTVB DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OPEGQN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1917 EIGHT PAGES HinnMiminiHtimimntiimini! miH"i'i;ni!i!"iH' liiiilliiilUNlllillllllililllilllhillil liililiillllllMiilliillllll : . . A - mtmtm mmn.1 Mttnf iiiiiiMtMtii it iummtHrmiinmniititiimMiTit itnmnil t(l t ttitt f 5 k CONROY Saves You Money California Ilctl Onions. I imunils . .V Tcwtw Wlilio Onions, i pounds : oe -New Cabbage, tlic ikmiiuI ic SunkjHt f,cmmis dopn . . . .' 2"c ,11m! Cream I tolled Oats . . . "' list. While or Yellow Meal, still 50" :i Pnckuw Corn ITakm . , v. ... . 2.V' S Pakac Slintlilcd Wheat, Itlsctilt 25c Mother ObIh, Hound Package 2S,! Largo Italian ITuim-h, 2 pounds Kviipornted Peaches, 2 pound ;riie Juice plum 110c; quartrM 40c llcst I'rpwnn. Ili bottle 2.V: Fro-ili Kauri? IjiK". the- down ie Star apllia Washing Powder -' Matt-lies, On' box ' llcst ne Toilet ra-r, 4 for 2Sc Llulil IIoiim" ClWithcr. package ! New I'omb Honey. tti- comb i'' , -hi m " "" - .MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIU U(lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllillllllillllllllllllllllllllll' H Medicine Chest Requisites If Hospital Supplies 11 Drugs, Sundries, Prescriptions We use the MULFORD line of PHAR- MACEUT1CALS and SQUIBBS line of CHEMICALS. Ask your physician . what 52 he thinks of these lines." 1 Two Registered Pharmacists in Prescription Dept. Every Prescription U Double Checked. Our entire stock is new, fresh and of 11 FULL STRENGTH. 1 When you need a NURSE remember we have a 1 DIRECTORY of PENDLETON'S REGISTERED NURSES and can get one for 'ou on short notice. II Economy Drug Co. Hotel St. George Building 1 Day Telephone 711 Night Telephone 718 j ,IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIlir HllllllllllillllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIlKr GERMANY'S SPIES . . MISLED AN ARMY Their Supposed! Information About Sinai Peninsula Up et by "Hard Facts." TUB HAOl'K, June 6. In an ar ticle upon the lnnt uny-cofal Tur-ro-0man advance acrona the Hlnal rieert to attack the rluea Caral. Paul Schwrder. Imperial Ott. man War UIIMMIIIIIIIIIIimilllUIMMIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIi: MIDVALE I niK rMTIIJ. . PtH'NTRI oK SOITHWKST IltAHO. 100 I'matllla familiea have nettled near Mldvale In the I ant three yearn. Vou know nome of 5 them. Oruln and ntork ranches for nnle at $:!5 per acre and up. if, 4 A. "5ood house and barn, - , f.nned niOHt all gO,Ml. ttl Htale highway, at 45 per acre. H 2 Hottom land. 5 2tS A. !4 miles out on good s road. 5ood valley ranch. Im- 5 E rerementn. running water. 1x0 5 nrren In grain, balance good. E PrW-e 500. E E MIKVM.K KKAI. KSTATK .. E Mldvale, Idaho. nllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllr? ANSCO nTHE Anaco Vete- Pocket Speede niche, (wiftly moving figure, without a blur. It gelt into action quickly when erery second count,. You can change the focus, the operd and opening caT the shutter instantly and accurately while viewing the image in he finder. Let us show you thri camera. m. OtherAnaco,$2to TALLKAM & CO. tending Dra(fk)ts I 'i V 0 SZ ! Corr'pondpnt." ' makes a Kavajce at tutk u !'! "the Uermun profesMoi it, ni.tvii'UtFr rribii antl bl'ientockintcB who prtend to know all about tht cc iniry in the Sinai ppiiinnula from brief .rl:'H on the Anat.t ian . lailway hut whjK' information ipon which the lirman part of the expedition evident ly relied ht-avily turned out to N utterly mlleadint.M The expedition, indeed, failed ap parently, . from the correspondent' account, chiefly becauae of total ig norance of the nature of the country, the Hinnl I'eninaula beinjr virtually "terra incognita." in which many un foraeen oltitcli were encountered, and "the mont careful culculatlonn were upaet by hard facta." He alm remark that "we found the local Bedouins, who owed allegi ance to KnRland, nioM difficult to en llat In our aervlce. and often traitor. The huly war Idea left them complete ly cold, aa they are indifferent to re ligion." These antidraft corn ptra tors are pestilential nuisance. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of MIMIIIIIIMIMIMMIIIIIIimilllllllllllllllMi June The month wh-n wrm weather tM'eiins and the attention 'f the holieewlfe in turned tn the things hirh will make her home nmxt refreshing. The mMt nxillnc nd appeti ilng effecta may be had by the extenaKe use of glassware. We carry a complete stock all the time In the plain optic and etched deaigna. The styles are unctuald. ths etching la perfect, every piece is crystal clsar and has a toughness thst makes tt safe against sud den chanses In temperature white they are being washed. The price la very rvasonable and we have the best. We will be pleaawd to tell you about our jr lit a ware. You will, we are aure, enjoy using it. Royal M. Sawtelle China lepsrtn-.ent. LOCALS (& Advertising in Bi iet UATK. Pr line first lasertlou lor Per line, additional Insertion.... Se Per Hue, per moutb SI-OU No locals takes for lea thaa liSe. Count a ordinary words to line. Umll will not be taken over lb telepbone except from Kant Oregon lap paid-ap sabecrlbers. Apt, fur sale. 400 IS. Alia. Furnished Apt.. Hamilton Court. Watch the Wee Hive. Low prices during war ' time. ' . For rent Furnished house. J'tione 290X Wante.-1 Woman to cook n ranch. Phone ir-13 -5tf For sale 15 acres land. Address Box 253. City. Two light housekeeping rooma for rent. Call 250 K. -I-tf Wanted Good, clean rage, at The East Oregonlan office. For rent Weeping ami housekeep ing roomH. 60g Willow. I haul your garbage and trash I'hone 55.IM. 140s W. Railroad stree- 'hliiMiily work for ladies an1 gentlemen at Pendleton Hairilrenslng I'arlma. tf Tent houKe. lxx:M and fixtures for Fale. Imjuire Lee street bridge. 6-1 'A For rent Housekeeping rouns, 614 fosWe. Phone 489. 6-1 1 For rent Furnlnhed housekeeping room. 301 So. Main. Ixtwt I't'iich of k:VK retuined to this office. Five rni.m furnlHh ;d . rent. J'hone 5.S4. Wanted Housekeeper Steady JoU Addrei-s K, 6-4tf llew.u.l it In ur j l,r 6-5tf n country ih niiife. To second hand pianos for sal? very reasonable. Inquire thia oi flre. For rent Furnished apt. down stairs. 803 E. Raflroad. Thone 224W. Modern aeven room house for rent on Grunge street. Apply John Vert. Bock audited, office work and correspondence handled by hour or day, reuKonable. Phone 208W. WantedScrap iron, braaa and aluminum. Highest prices guaran teed. Blewett Harvester Co. Young man wishes work in town SZsjfor the summer. Good education In quire J, this office. " For rent Furnished 2 -room ho-.M, also furnished 4 room aparcinent. 12'.t Lewis street, phone S. C. Jacktton sella wall pa, per and linoleum Samples taken to your home. Phone 62A-6U. For rent Modern seven room hoiiAe on t.'ollege street. Apply John Vert. tf Milk for aale Pure. sweet and clean. "ull Kd Morgan. , Phn 22tiJ. 7-2 Ford t iiring car for :--.le. G. W t.ertaon Ford Repair Ch, 630 Cot tonwood i.treet. -5tf Io you know that Kates A priedVy "Sell, rent or Insure Anything?' CM Main street, phone 604 Overland Service station, parta, re pair Khop. Experienced man to do your work. t44 Main street. For aale Two milch cowa and two yearling heifers. I. Jlolmgrem. near state hoapltal. Nicely furnished front room apt., with sleeping porch. 502 Water Phone 26M. For sale New and second hand Sewing Machines. Singer, White. New Aome and The "ree Machine. McClintock A Simpson. 400 E. Court. I have picked out six of the hct burpains in land In the county See mv ad on back pa?e. K. T, W.ide. -M filly. lxt Hlack 2-year-old branded H. U on left stifle. Finder return to Henry Iorensen Suitable reward. For suit 160 acres improved lan-1. good soil near schttot and town, fall or write 400 B. Alia street, Pendle ton. Oregon. -U Horrea pastured by the month. For particulars write or phone tSeorge l-amb'lln. Touchet, Wash. ull Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone X3. Alw baggage transferring and heavy hauling. Rooming house for sale. Main street. In center of Business aisirici. Doing g"od business. Inquire of Po- and Bros. tVir.petent wom;ti wants house keeping or rooking on r:ivli. v ai phone tor Mrs. M.yn"s. tnwm:in Hotel - Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and dehv ered. ny .r country. La now tiros. 21, Beauregard. Phone 22, J. For ml Sewing machines of all makes. II. n per week. IJ on per month McClintock Simpson. 400 E. court. Crocheted samples ffr patterns new designs. 12-I0c. yokes. 1 25. tow. el ends. 26c each. Insertion, per in. wide, ipe ynrd. R. Hlnshaw. Rulrm. Ore. lima' ilia county Pioneer Associa tion at Wenton. Oregon. June nth and th. t'sual attrartlona. All Invtted. Geo. D. Feebler, president; 8. A. Barnes, secretary. Wanted First class pattern mak er with oundry experience.. Wa ges 15.00 ten hours. Continuous em. ployment right party. Ciown-WIII-nmet e Paper Co.. Oregon 'Jlty. Ore cn 0 acres all In cultivation, fenced on fine road, good wheat district. ,25 per acre. $400 cash, balance In ten annual payments, per rent Interest. Also IJ" acre. 4 miles to market. 1400 in crop this year, all fenced, all rood heavy soil. This Is very pro ductive wheat land. 125 per acre. 1-2 cah. Your own terms on l Lots of ..thers. Call or write. Will H Clflrs. 1'rndlrlon Hotel. It, torn 4 "KWKKMvY, OF TIIK Kilt- 4 VMS LK4.ION,' TO TltAIN . I'. . TlitKMM ( 9" , r ; K - I I t f n R I I ' , J I ' If t - - I CAPl CMAS. IWtENV. Ciptaln CliarUi Pwejney, late of the French :rmy Hwecney. of toe Foreign lA-Blcn"- t.3 bee.i coiuliut x'oned a mcjor in tne U i ted platen mmy. according to dispatchei .'101.1 Washington, and wm be detailed t : duty of Instruction at the officem' Training Camp. Fort Myer, Va. (io tain Bweeney served In the French army for more than two years and served as an Instructor In France. lie attended West Point rrom 1900 to 1903. l.rVKfcTTXTi JIKK FIGHT KAl-HK IS FREIHTHATKS National Secretory Testifies such m iT1ie Will at once Ivrrr Meat Proauclon. WASHINGTON. June 6. "ontend ing that increased freight ratea would tend to thwart tederal efforti ut stimulating: food production, rep resentatives of Western live stock producers today protested before the interstate commerce commission against the 15 per cent increases asked by railroads. , T. W. Tomllnson, secretary of the American Xnttowal Live Stock Asso ciation, asserted' that any additional freight rates will Immediately show their effects In decreased meat pro duction. With the government working tooth and nail to Increase the na tion's rood supply." he said. "it would appear to be working at cross purposes If It adds to the cost of meat production and distribution. The average beef antmal Is frelghtel three times before oeing converted into meat." . Attorneys for the railroads. In cross-examining the witness, sought to show that the difference In pres ent proposed rates on stock would e lens than the daily fluctuations in the Chicago market. Mr. Tomllnson presented a gloomy picture of conditions In live stock production in the Intermountftin re gions. He said that last winter had been disastrous with the conditions the worst snce 18S. The shortage of hv. he snld. had sent the price of the ''feeders" to nearly twice normal. Wanted Woman to wash Mon days. Call 107 mornings. Iressmakng by day or at home Phone 206M or call at mi ;arden street. (-" lo Yon Want a Home? Do you want a home? if so. I will sell ou a lot and you can build your self, or I will sell you the lot and build the home for you and give you terms on the same. A. H. COX. t Adv.) Auto Stain. F'tr Adams. Athena and 'cstn. i leaves Al!en-Knight Co at 10 a ni j and S:3t p. ni. each day. Phone tv tA reservations. Ralph Sharfer. prop. Adv. Frori Free! Another 1200 phonograph to he given away at the Boston Store. See It In their window. Adv. , Notieei to tnei public. After June t I will not be respon sible for the debts of R. 1. Knight. (Adv.l J. B. KNIGHT. - Kotior of Annual School MorUnsT. Notice is Hereby Given, to the le gal voters of School District No. It of Umatilla County, Stat of Oregon that the annual school meeting of said district will be held at the City Hall Pendleton, Oregon, to begin at the hour of t o'clock p. m. to 7 p. ro. on the third Monday of June, being the I nth day of June, A. D. 117. This meeting Is called for the pur pose of electing two school directors to serve for a term of t yearn and voting a special tax for school pur- p,ises and the transaction of business ususl st such meeting. Dated this iSth day of Mav. 11" ATTF.ST: T. HHOWN, Chairman Hoard of Directors LOT I.1VKI1MORR. District Clerk. PASTSEU3E TODAY 6 6 FAR With the famous DramatiG Star CHARLOTTE WALKER Also a Cr&ckerjack Comedy "Minding the Baby li!illll!i:!!II!ll!!l!ll!!l!!!l!ll!!!I!ll!!!!II!!IlIOII MIMlllilMIMIllllfl' TODAY Thrilli, Comedy, Sensation Molly King In 7th Episode of "Mystery of the Double Cross" Harry Carey In m big Western Drama, "THE DRIFTER" CHARLES CONKLIN In a Howling Comedy "HIS BOMB POLICY" r Al i he? PASTIMK TODAY. Charlotte WaJker Well Ol-4 in "PardiiCTa."' Charlotte Walker, the well known emotional actress, has great oppor tunities in Rex Beach's gripping lit tle story "Pardners." released by Mu tual Film Corporation, In which she plays the wife of an Englishman who has gone to the Klondike to dig a fortune out of the rrozen rock.'and is brought to the bertef by her hus band's long silence that be has de serted her. There Is a divorce court scene in the piece, with hair a dozen legal cormorants sitting about the table as Mrs. Morrow's representatives In a suit for divorce against her absent husband, on false inrormation receiv ed by her. Just as the judge Is about to ren der a decision granting Mrs. Morrow absolute divorce, and the woman sits with her little son clasped In her 2 CARLOADS OF FINE MUL Extra good will be on sale Pendleton 621 Aura St., PRESENTS DEACEI'S r&n&n&v- THE THEATRE TODAY PRESENTS A Wifes Tragic Secret AND HOW SHE REVEALED IT TO HER HUSBAND IN THE BIG THEME OF "THE WAITING SOUL" WITH MME PETROVA AS THE STAR Refined Vaudeville "THE HARRINGTON TRIO" Comedy Singing Dancing Comedy Singing: Dancing THE TWO JEWELLS Presenting a Comedy Novelty Skit. arms awaiting the verdict of the court, "Big; Bill" Joyce. Morrow's pardner from up on aribou reek, blows In IMna a sirocco and holds up the proceedings until Morrow has a chance to tell his story to the court. It is a most dramatic situation. '-PtOTtnplav of Cw'ieiK" l "Tbc Waiting- soul"' With Mme INHXOta AS Star. The magnificent Ponce de Leon Hotel, St. Augustine. Fla.. noted all over the world for Its beauty, is shown in "The Waiting Soul." the fivo part feature photodrama starring Mme Petrova, which will be seen at the Alta theater today. The play was produced by Popular Flays and Players for the Metro program. Not only the beautiful structure itself, hut the grounas as well, rich with southern foliage, are shown in this Metro wonderptny. One of the most important scenes of the pioture IE quality; three to seven years old. THURSDAY, JUNE Horse & Mule Market J. H. LUCK Pendleton T-uEATlc2E TODAY 9 9 ALTA shows the spacious lawn of thai mo us hostelry. cver Test Bertram Milhauser. who wrote scenarios for Pathe's "Mystery of th Double cross" serial, manaujea e awt clever twists into almost every soaara. An example Is in the seventh ops node, to be shown at the Cosy Thea tre today. Peter Hale, the hero. fc arrested. Philippa Bresmter wssNe him and asks the policeman to lean) them alone. The latter says he ma not. he must know whatever pa ansa between them. No sooner baa aa said this than Molly King as Philippe, is seen slipping a note under his coat collar and backing him up acalast the door so that Peter (Iob Berry can put his hand through the and take it. The hundreds of thousands of asV mirers of Alice Brady will wekoorea her appearance In ber newest World Picture bearing the IRss at "Darkest Russia." In this pacta Miss Brady wil Ibe seen at the Ak theater on Thursday only and every one who sees this feature will to splendidly entertained. .. Vi 1 at the Telephone 516 i i i t :. i ii n .a S S--9 m ri r;-a IIIIIIIIIIIIHIillllllllllllHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIri s?1 ":