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EIGHT PAGES rimmHMmmiinHHiiiHmmHnnmiiii! aHItHlUllUIMlHHlUHIHHUIUIilUIIM PENDLETON'S P 0 P U- 5 LATt PICTURE SHOW THE COSY 1 Wlert the entire family eta I 5 tnior a mirn-cjara motion f picture ehow wiLb comfort, s 3 , y -. Fun, Pathos Scenic Thrilling All Properly Mixed c Open Afternoon and Even- S s infc. Changes Sunday, Hon- pj dy, Wednesday and Friday. 5 H Next Door to St George Ho- S'tol Admiaeion 5o and 10a aiiiiuuiiumiuiifiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniB annniiiiniii!ii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiMi!iiiiiiiiii!i OrpIiGumj 1 Theatre 1 J. P. MEPERNACIL Prop. . 3 High Up Mo -Class to-Date .iuu DAILY EAST OREy,ONIANt PENDLETON, OKEqQN.JHISDAY,j:OVEiroEn 19, 1911 PAGE SEVEN Commissioners' Report Claim allowed by the County Court at the November, If II, term, ex cept thane claims allowed by statute. n, m. cockburn, county court, telephone 8. A. Newberrv. circuit mnrt defense Hooker W, M. Peterson, circuit court, defense Hutchinson J, 8. Beckwlth. circuit court. reported owearlngen Bros, do, meala Jury H. D. Taylor, do, bailiff 63.00 Joe II. Parke, Justice Court. State vs. Oulliford 18.30 7.60 7.60 7.60 70.00 28.00 vs. va. Pictures 5 FOK MEN. WOMEN AND s CHILDREN E Program changes E Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs- E days and Saturdays. E Se Program in Today's E S Paper. nUIIIUIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllUllllii glllllllllllllllllllllllllimilllllllllUUUIII'i r- I Pastime 1 mm Theatre "The Home of Good Pictures" I ALWAYS THE LATEST in Photoplays :: Steady, 5 Flickerless Pictures :: Abso- S lutely No Eye Strain. " eaani " " ssassnnssasnns mm A Refined and Entertaining Show for the Entire Family. ana ssn Next to French Restaurant E Chances Sundays, Tuesdays, mmt mm S Thursdays and Saturdays. AdulU 10c Children under E 10 years 6c E Pllllll II iilllllllllllllllllll IHln A. V. Oulliford, do, wltneaa John Knlxht. do Guy Clark, do .. Jaa. Nelson, do John Lain-, do U 13. Oilman, do .'.cCTnmiit, uw Joe H. Parker do. State vs. Blevlns John Kearney, do' W. L. Bolshy, do mil Riding, do E. Todhunter. do Mrs, J. Harris, do Joe H. Parkes. do. State vs. Williams John Kearney, do Mrs. Elmer Searcey. do C. H. Craig, do Joe 11. Parkes. do. State va. urain John Kearney, do Chas. P. Miller, do H. Crowner, do Joe II. Parker, do. State Carlson II F. Hchreckhbte. do . . . Joe II. Parker, do. State Franrta John Kearney, do Mrs. Guh La Fontaine, do.... Mrs. Pauline KnlKht. do John Russell, do . . Iuls Scholl: Jr . do. State va: Simon L Warnock. do Manuel Todhunter. do P. Munkcra, do H Moore, do Oeorge Saling. do I Warnock. do K. p. Vanlln. do Fred VanHi.rn, do ohn W. firuham & Co.. sher iff, supplies .' ; . . D. Taylor, do, tranxfer prisoners Trick & Murray, do. sunuliea W. Ireland, do, supplies.. CJ Frailer, all offices, sup plies Puclfic Tel. & Tel. Co..- do. telephones Kudhonu & Co , clerk, supplies Wentern L'nlon Tel Co., sher iff & Judge, telegrams frank Paling, all offices, post age and express 40.00 H. s. Garfield, coroner. Ino.. Violet Lilly Gluss & Prudhomme Co., school supt, supplies J. Alton Yenger, do trav. exp. 1. K. Young, do, express I. K. YounK, do, traveling exp. and awilxtant Tribune Co , do, supplies . . . . . Hast OreKonlan, election & co. court, ballots 0. W. Bradley, all offices, frekht II. W. Ireland, ascesfor, prlnt'g W. n. Rons, do, field work... M. S. Seholl. do furl Welxnert, do, supplies... It. O. Hawks, uK.He.HR, & col. taxes Alice C lau.ener, wld. pen... Tlrdle K. Swarthart. do IVnrl E. Itroxson. do Mallndu Iteed. do 1.20 12.00 1.20 170 8.70 7.10 6.60 10.05 696 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 7.66 2.60 1.70 8.20 665 . 2.40 1.70 1.70 E.20 7.50 8.45 4.95 1.70 1.70 1.70 10 50 7.70 2. CO 4.50 , 210 1.70 1.50 2.00 2 00 1.06 20.55 3.63 5 00 26.50 S3. 25 20.00 2 07 5.40 29.50 56.40 8.02 100.20 6.25 434.90 5.63 10.00 4 00 8.00 ' 7.25 S. A. Barnes, do 18.70 J. M. Haya, do 7.00 II. II. Reynolds, do 9 20 J. 8. Danforth, do 8.76 JT. 8. Iorvell, do 17.(0 0t 6.06 81.86 (.00 6.00 13.50 13 W 112 00 25.00 25.00 17.50 17.50 William Townsend, do, guard. Freewater Com. Club, do, ball rent T. D. Taylor, do, delivering- bal lot boxes F. M. Fleming, do, hall rent.. W. H Thompson, do, making bootha Oregon Lumber Yard, do, el ection bootha Pilot Hock Lumber Co., do, booths . C. SI. Lockwood. mlscel.. aud iting co. books 250 00 J. P. Young, do. fruit inapec r 7.25 L. A. Rineman. do. water master 121.20 Warren W. Roeder. do 92.00 O. W. Bradley, do. teachers In atltute 350.00 C. P. Strain, do, co. library.. 1000.00 T. D. Taylor, do trana. of prla 20.80 Mrs Joe Sullivan, do. Indigent soldier 8. P. Hutchinson, do. for In digent soldiers Boys' and Girls Aid Society. charity Fred McBrlde, repairs adding machine Milton Eagle, pub. exp. acct Henry Groth delegate school board conv Chaa. E. Williams, do . . . J. M. Banister, do ...... J. A. Ougln, do J. T. Hosklns, do Fred Rhode, do W. U Smock, do C. M. Harrison, do .... H. T. Phillips, do Melhoff. F. J., do K. C. Glbby, do Robert Clurk. do Mrs. Frank Hanlen, do .. Mrs. M. A. Simard, do . . Mrs. Cora Heldenrlch, do H. A. Street, do B. K. h'prague. do A. D. Hinlth. do M. L. Warren, do G. L. Dunning, do A E. McFarlan, do L. Hodgen, do G. II. Kama, do W. G. Sutherland, do .... W. A. Gilliam, do J. C. Prendergart, do .... A. J. Amotireaux, do .... J W. Parks, do , Wm. It. Melners, do W. K. Brock, do R. W. Bleakney, do W. H. Saver, do Wm. Huntley, do E. L Wright, do Jos. X. Scott, do M. O. LnHue. do J. L. Waldron, do N. M. Cockburn. pal. II. A. Waterman, do A. c. Funk, deputy eherlff... J. A. Blakely, do J II. Evtes, do R. T. Brown, deputy clerk... Muriel Sallng. do B. S. Burroughs, rec deputy. J. E. Beam, deputy treas J. McFaul. health offlcerN W. Simpson, janitor A. Horn, supt poor farm.. S. Garfield, co. phynlclan.. Alton Y eager, school supv.. Frances Paling, reg. clerk.... E. P. Dixon, la. rd. dist. 2.. WIU Murphy, do A. Kralmun, do C. E. Slmonds. do J. L Thompson, do 40.50 Phil Murphy, do 19.50 4.(0; co. com. 20.00 160.00 10.00 3.00 8.77 t.00 2.00 200 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2 00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2 00 2.00 2.00 200 2.00 2.00 2 00 2.00 2.00 2 00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 60.00 75.00 125.00 100.00 100.00 125.00 70.00 125.00 100.00 13.90 80.00 100.00 35.00 120 00 72.50 8.50 2.23 6.75 11.35 H. 8. Thompson, do ........ Taylor Hdw. Co., baxdwaxa, road dist. 29 Wm, McCorkell labor dist S3. Jase Bennett, do Ktruther Stipes, do Walter Fair, do Will Oliver, do W. R. Hmock. do W. A. McCorkell. do .'. Fred Pitman, 4o .......... Ja Mitchell, do Blue Mt. Sawmill Co.. lum, do J. H, Wheeler, labor dist. 84. James Howton, do E. F. Prltchett, do Tom Rogers, do J. T. Haun. do ' Lawrence Teidenrich, black- amithlng, do C. Roberts. Ubor dist. .36.... B. K. Sprague. do J. V. Waghorn, do Geo. Strohn, do J. H. Strohm, do L T. Jonea, do Merrill potter, do T. H. Oalther, do W J TherlaulL do .... J. J. Casaerly,' do 25 C. Mead, do 4-25 W. J, Donavan. do 14.62 J A Hooker, do 11 25 E. W. Rhea, labor dist. 41 II. C. Rogers, do C. Baumgardner, do 15.75 P. Sheridan, do 2150 John Hoffman, labor durt. 42 T. R. Noyer, do Oregon Lumber Yard, lumber, Wild Horse macadam Pac. Power & Light, yower. do Wade E. rivett, moving pow er station, do W. J, Clarke, hardware, do .. S. E. Darr, auppllea. do Tumalum Lum Co. lum., do. Tumalum Lum. Co., do Taylor Hardware Co.. mite and powder, do Pendleton Iron Worka, wheels, do J. L Vaughan, electric plies, do Standard Oil Co.. oil and gas olene, do Ike Metzker, labor durt. 26.. Art Smales, do , Walter Stark, do Owen Constant, do Lawrence Simpson, Walter Stark, do . Alex Simpson, do . Owen Constant, do 4.54 U G. Huston, do ioi ji dyna truck sup- 8 60 37.(0 9.00 11.25 28.25 20.25 6 26 48.76 18.60 12.75 23.16 2.25 1125 17.00 2.15 27.00 3.60 2.10 1.10 12.76 4.25 2 25 11.25 11.25 4.25 9 00 6.50 26.12 12.76 22 28 7.85 76.40 80 05 102.11 8.3S 178.25 ii.i 103 29 12.00 8. A. Edwards, do 8.46 Wm. Holdman. do 6.69 F. If. Martin, do 6.76 H. M. Adams, do 9 98 A. o. Hamilton, do 16 66 Fred Wllkereon. do 13.16 Chas. Gregory, do 116.96 John Gregory, do 116.66 Harry Hicka. do Mike Lula. do Stave Clark, do ... R. E. LePeatt. do . W. x. Washburn, do 44.96 68 86 37 44 33 26 81.68 Ray Rosa, do 32.96 A. D. Flanery. do 33 49 Sam Duklch. do 2926 Robert Hlcka. do 33.75 Phil Lonco. do 33.2$ Tony Ross, do 32 25 V. Haden. do 27.46 Cell! Benedetto, do 22.25 O. A llirahhurv An i 91 71 - - " f m w R. B. Jones, do ll.ve Geo. Clay, do Jl 23 Pat Blno. do If It Patsy Vuon, do Sam Rurno. do n il Elmer Booner. do 115.28 TCP PIES HOLD FIRO CHICAGO I'f T IKED Market Opens and Clom Higher Wtlh iWtga Cables fiomewbwt BolUsfa. do 2. SO 27 16 18 00 18.00 18.00 42 00 21.54 15.75 23.62 siiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiH a l t a I THEATER 1 a 85 K 33 Pendleton'i Real Show House k Dtroted to the perfect screen- i S3 in of MS mm 1 High.Cl&ss Photoplays 1 Regular program conaists I of 4 reels of motion pictures E and a singer. S mm Admission lOo and 5c. S I See profram in today's psper fhtuniiii iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiitiJii Ida E. Kter Flora May Harper, do 10 00 Katie Wight, do 17.60 Pearl E. Freeman, do 17.50 Mary V. Ellis, do 10.00 JoKie Kirk, do 25.00 Winnie Fox. do 25.00 ldclie Bllxzard, do 25.00 Carrie Neuman, do 17 60 E. R. Mlnton. do 17.50 Mary E. Cummins, do 10.00 K'dna M. Rosp, do 17.50 Taylor Hardware Co., court hoiine, hardware 1.45 Pendleton Water Com, do, water 9.40 Crescent Chemical Co., do, oil and mop 12.00 Pac. Power & Light, do. lights 40 00 J, I Vaughan, do, electric sup plies 12.15 T. IV Taylor, Jnil, board of prisoners 233.45 Beddow & Miller, do, plumb's 3.35 W. J. Clarke, do, wash board .50 J. E. Sharp, do, extract'g tooth 1.00 W. I. Gadwn, do, repair cot. .75 O. W. Bradley, poor, cash adv. 12.00 St. Anthony's Hospital, do, treatments 19.00 Mrs. Sadie Weaver, do, care Hill family 30.00 S. P. Hutchinson, do, chopping barley .' 4.63 Ella Terpenlng, do, care Mrs. Serg . 31.00 T. 1. Taylor, do, RR. fare .... 1.65 Peoples Warehouse, do, sup's 17.95 Oregon Market, do, meat.... 2 45 Fred Walters, do, flour 26.00 Oregon Lum. Ward, do. wood 16.40 Geo. C. Baer & Co., do, door springs 20 J. K Vaughan, do, electric sup plies 3 00 Pacific Power and Light, do, power and light 9.35 Tall man & Co., do, drugs .... Gray Pros. Grocery, do, gro ceries 4.66 A. E. Alstrop. do. labor on fm. 85.00 Orltman Bros, do, tobacco... 8.57 Alexander Dept. Store, do. supplies 42.70 Mrs. E L Horn, do, cook on farm 30.00 C, J. Jennings, do, Jersey cow 100.00 H. S. Garfield, Insane, 3 exam. 15.00 E. P, Dodd. election, register ing electors 16.40 LouIh Scholl, Jr., do 8.50 Thomas Thompson, rd. dist. 3 28.13 A F. Compton. do 46.75 Edward Anderson, rd. dist. 6. 54 00 Soren Thorsen, do 41.00 Sofus Nelson, do 27.00 J. W. Craton. do 4.50 Rufford Price, dist. 7 24.44 S Price, do 15.94 S. O. Price, do 1.12 Sanford Stone, labor diFt. 9.. 7.60 W. V. Stone, do 6.75 Sanford Stone, do 6.00 S. R. Hunter, do 64.50 George Slevers, labor dist. 15. 72.60 George Slevers, do 12.50 Ben Nell, do 19.15 L M. Main, labor dist. 16.... 9.00 W. n. Main, do 21 25 R..T. Marshall, do 25.60 C. W. Parott. Jr., do ; 13.50 Wm. Holmes, do 25 60 E. E. Grlffits. do 12.37 C. M. Parrott. do Wm. Goodnight, do Otto Pound, labor dist. 17.... H, H. Edwards, do J. II. Pound, do S. T. Carroll, do Otto Pound, do J. E. Smith, do N. D. Bowman, do J. A. Stephens, do Sam Williams, labor dist. 18.. L Crimmins, do W. J, Wattenherger, do John Cattreall, Uibor dist. 19 Henrv Arkell, do J. E Arkell, do C. Johnson, do S. Plamont, do Taylor Hdw. Co, rdw., do... Oregon Lumber Yard, lumber, road district 20 Pert Buholts, labor, dist. 22.. Thomas Jaques, do Duey Jaques. do Pilot Rock Lumber Co., lum ber, do D. E. Lilly, labor dist 23 H. A. Wlmmer, do J. A. Hubbard, do Wm. Glrton, do John M. Wynn, do Pat Monaghan, labor dist, 24. Wllford Corley, do Marlon Corley, do 27.00 4.60 11.25 63.50 12.37 6.75 34 00 25.60 12.74 9.60 20 30 6.75 21.30 36.00 36.00 123 50 33.75 49.25 1.40 3.35 12 75 16.50 4.50 1.50 4.50 4 50 27.00 12.50 7.50 22 50 82 21 31.50 A, Corley, do 32.62 Wm. Corley, do Oeo. Brace, labor dist. 29. F. Bennett, do W. A. Brace, do . CI. N. Mulkey, do ... M. T. Thompson, do . J. T. Hager, do . . . . N. N. Williams, do .. J. F. Thompson, do 62.15 25.60 13.60 13.50 13.60 7.85 13.50 21.25 22.75 coupon rnCC FOUR-IN.ONE rUCK "ANNA BELLE DOLL" Bring or send five of these Coupons properly signed and 10$ to the East Orcgonian office and tet a "Four-in-One" muslin cut-out feature or "Anna Bell Doll" feature. No Tendleton, Ore., 1014 EAST OREGONIAN TUB CO., Herewith please find five "Four-in-One" Coupons and 10 for which please give me a "Four-in-One" muslin cut-out feature or "Anna Bell Doll." Name.. Address- If sent by mail add 2c for postage, BE SURE AND STATE WHICH FEATHRE IS WANTED Ike Metzker, do 20.25 Art Smales, do ,. 19.12 J. T. Huston, do 35.00 Newt Reeves, do 25.50 Jinks Howard, do 17.00 Cklah Lumber Co, lumber.. 160 00 R. G. Clark, lumber, misc.. 12.00 J, H. Wagner, hardware, do.. 7.00 O'ra Arbogast. lumber dirt. 26 15 55 F. T. Chamberlain, black'g do 43.35 At Medlin, labor misc. 4 25 Chaa. May. do " o Watts & Rogers, sacks, do... 7.40 Tom Praw-field. labor dist 44 74.12 C. E. Spencer, do 63 62 John Fine, do 37.50 Roy Robinson, do 31. Eert Meadows, do 68 99 H. C. McKeen. do 25.00 X. T. Xilson, do 2S i2 Harry Xilson, do 34.37 Niemerer. R. M . do 18 75 Hooker. H. A., do 19.12 Pearson, L. do 10 62 Beddow F. G.. do 8 50 W. O. Whitesett, do 17.00 A. X. Raymond, do 15 61 Paul Burton, do 29.23 Chas Barham, do 21. 93 R. B. Rine. do 14.62 U D. Lay. do 16.30 P. L Lay. do 19.68 Harry Maltby, do 6.75 U C. Brown, do 10.12 A. Soneson. do 4.5u Will Sutherland, do 41 25 Chas, Spencer, do 14.62 Harry Xilson, do 25.50 Oregvn Hardware & Imp. Co. hardware, do D. C. Brownell, RR. fare, hear ing on road No. 754 Standard Oil Co., fuel oil. mlscel. .' C. H. Martin, sal co. eng., do. L. G. Fraxier. supplies, do.... o-W. R. & X. Co. freight do W. J. Stockman, viewing roads, do L C. Rothrock. do John W. Kimbrell. do W. J. Stockman, viewing rds. and auto hire, do 28.00 L. c. Rothrock. do 12.00 Williams & Ollnger, lumber, do Pendleton Rubber Supply Co. supplies, do SI. 70 Farmers' Union Grain Agency whse. rent, do Evan Knapp, labor Wild Horse macadam 23.60 Bryan White, do 23.60 Lee Slater, do 24.15 Austin Swearingen. do 23.60 G. H Hoge. do 9.00 Dugan, Frank, do 8 15 G. R. Herman, do 53.50 Rudolph Kebling, do 10.95 Jack Crumm, do 110.25 Wm. Roller, do S4.00 W. J crablll. do 12S.25 Sid Cra bill, do 1 11. 00 Geo. Wilson, do 34. SO Ihos. Williams, do 29 25 W. G. Seaman, do 105.15 John Anderson, do 29.80 H. Couch, do 51.75 Robert Couch, do 11045 Levi Kllgore, do 41.00 Albert White, do 110.50 J. T. Glaxebrook, do 11 0.0 J Fred Lidvall. do 85.60 J. Corker, do 33.30 A. Komltn. do 90 55 F. M. Meyers, do 30.65 L. O. Meyers, do 31.15 W. M. Myers, do 29.80 O. C. Davison, do 65.05 J. M. Thompson, do 22.50 H. D. Smith, do 8 40 Shepherd. L C, do 35.40 Ray Shepherd, do 25.90 U. S. Barnes, do (5 05 J. B. O'Brien, do 50 60 H. McAlexander, do 97.60 Pat McDonald, do 21.70 James Ross, do 27.25 F. A. Anderson, do 14.25 W. J. King, do 28.65 James Henderson, do 31.46 L S. Dunlap. do 54.00 47 25 CHICAGO. Nov. 19 The feeling In the wheat market was very strong yesterday with closing prices le a bushel above the final figures of Tuesday. Market opened with an ad vance of l-2c a bushel for December and l-4c for the May. and gained strength after a abort Interval, la which shorts forced the price down. Cables were stronger. Liverpool re ported an advance at the start of the session, and there was a sharp ad advance in the cattle from Buenos Aires. WHEAT. Dec Open. 81.15 3-8; high, 11.16; low. 31.15; close. IMS 7-SA. May Open. 81.21 3-8; high. ILll; 11.21; low. 31 21; close. $1.22 1-8 B- lVtpondrncy I)o to IndigesUom. It U not at all surprising that per sona who have Indigestion become dis couraged and despondent Here are a few words of hope and cheer for them by Mrs. Blanche Bowers. Indi ana, Pa. "For years my d!gelon was so poor that I could only eat the lightest foods. I tried everything that I heard of to get relief, but not nntil about a year ago when I saw Chamberlain's Tablets advertised ana got a bottle of them, did I And the right treatment I soon began to Improve, and since taking a few bot tles of them my digestion Is fine." For sale by all dealers. Adv. 55.40 11 50 153.52 158 25 7.00 100.00 4.00 4.00 41.40 52 16 10.00 WHoii to Attend Mass. WASHIXGTOX. Xor. 18. Monslg nor Russell announced here that Pres ident Wilson had agreed to attend a Pan-American mass In St Patrick's church here Thanksgiving morning. The pre5ident. however, it was an nounced, refused to attend a lunche on afterwards. range: ..37 4067.50 .. 7-15 9 7 23 .. 6 50 86.75 .. 6.00 Q 6.25! .. 5 658635 .. 5 2535.50 806 .. 5.23 65.50 DALLAS SALOONS WILL CLOSE DECEMBER 31 DALLAS. Ore, Xor. 18. Judge Webster Holmes, In the district court refused an Injunction in the cose of the Dallas saloonmen to prevent the putting into effect of the local option election which was carried by the "dry" M. C. Luckinville. do Wm. Haley, do .... J. W. VanCleave, do Jim Hargett do .... S. A. Merritt do ... O. L Wlllaby. do .. W. T. Bacon, do .... R. C. Anderson, do Marvin Kllgore, do . X. Lleuallen. do .... Geo. Webber, do ... Dick Harris, do W. It Hurst, board'g house, do 4 30 .0 S. S. Piersol. labor, do 83.40 Bert Piersol, do .... Harvey Poohr. do . Clarence Wright, do Geo. Millorn, do .. W c. Moody, do Geo Core, do F. T. Avers, do . . . . Clydo Mcl'herson do G R. Herman, do . Jack Case do 12 5J 103.60 97.75 74 00 72 25 72 25 33 75 72.25 TO 10 76.50 62 00 66 00 81.75 11.35 79 70 8.75 7.40 5.55 10.60 22.55 26 ?" J Grant Wright do 67 60 Important Bear In mind that Chamberlain's Tablets not only move the bowels but Improve- the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sale by all dealers. Adv. (Coartesy Wednesday's Journal) PORTLAND. Ore. There was a fair rum of boga and sheep In the North Portland yards today, bat few rattle cams forwarl. Tea hog market was again firm. Trade In the N'orth Portland yards started this morning with tor la the sine division again at 87.68. the high mark of yesterday.) Bayers were eager purchasers at this. Price. J Geaeral hog market range: Best Pght $ 7 5 Medium light 7 " Good to heavy 7.25 9 7.3 RoBgtt and heavy 6 50 8 6 30 Ottle Market Firm. Market for cattle was firmly held at North Portland to lay. Tfcers were few offerings 'for the trade to pick from, but these commanded good sale at the former high price range, quality considered. Killers are exceedingly anxious to take hold of cattle as In other lines of livestock and sales are made more quickly than usual. j General cattle market Eelectei steers Good to prime Good to choice Best Cows Good to prime Ordinary Selected calves Fancy bulla Ordinary 4 00 4.25 Umtum Sanation Strong. S.taatlon In the mutton trade con tinues to reflect nothing but strength at North Portland. Values are be ing well maintained for all offerings with torrent cemana iar oeiier man stocks available. General mutton market: Best yearlings $5.50 85.75 Old wethers 5.25 8 5 60 Bst ewes 4.25 84 60 Best east mountain lambs 6 50 Heavy spring lambs 5-50 85.75 Livestock Shippers. Hogs Patton c Overton, Halsey. 1 load; J. H. S-amuelson, Erowasvtle. I load; C. A. Smith. Rooeeve'.t, WaalU 1 load; Robert Thompson, Heppner. 1 load; Ralph R. Tower. So mm era, Mont. 2 loads; George MacLean. 1 load. Cattle M. C Cutter. Heppner, 1 load; Joe Kuckt. Hunts Ferry, X load; Drattain a; Edwards. Springfield. 2 loads. Cattle and calves J. W. Sevier. Harrisburg. 1 load. Sheep Smith Bros. Broadacres, 4 loads. Mixed stuff Lewis Schuitx. Sayer tevllla, 1 load hogs and aheep; C. L Falk. Jr., Halsey. 1 load cattle, calves and hogs; William Chandler, Dayton. Wash, 2 loads cattfe. hogs and sheep. Plommcr Makes Annooocexocnt. Regarding the calling off of the ex hibits of breeding stock at the forth coming Pacific International Live stock show, mention of which was I made in these columns several days ago. O. M. Piummer, general man ager. TTscially advises; "As the result of a conference, held Saturday, November 14. between fed eral officials if the bureau of animal industry, prominent breeders and of ficers of tbe Livestock Exposition, it was decided to caU off that part oi our show given over to the breeding clashes In cattle, hogs and aheep. giv ing this year a strictly fat stock ahow, covering livestock Intended for slaugi. ter. "It was the consensus of opinion that there was a minimum only of danger in connection with the foot and mouth disease, but with such an investment as would be represented by the many herds of pure bred live stock from all over the western part or the United mates which had al ready been entered. It would ! r vIm to continue the breed en I of the show. This will In Bo wis affect the classes In the fat stock division given over to the fat cattle, hogs and sheepk "The managers of the aurtlo m1 of Shorthorns, Hereford. Hotatelna and of hogs, also state that their sales will bo carried on as advertised, as their offerings are all owned in local territory. "The student Judging contwrt, la which at least six of the agricultural colleges of the Pacific slope ara en tered, will be held as usual. "Indications at tho present time point to the largest showing of fat stock ever hM on th west coast and parties of livestock men and others interested In the Industry are being made op at all the larger cities and towns in contemplation of spending the week of December 7-12 at tha livestock ahow In PortlanJ." Glafrnw ag Rio Janeiro. RIO JANEIRO. Not. 18 Tha British cruiser Glasgow, which was one of the vessels engaged In th fight with the German squadron off tha coast of Chile November 1. ar rived here. The damage caused by the German shell flrt was plainly viable. $100 Reward, $100. TW nadere of tbls seper will be pm to leara tbat there Is at least oee orcaded ilsue that scicoee has beta able to rare ta ail !tm men. sod that Is Catarrh. Ball's tatarrb Core Is tb eoly p.ltlT lire Sjow kaova fc the medical fraternity. Catarrh Mag a roost Itotiooal diMase. r. nines a cnutitatloaal treatavnit rislTs Catarrh Care Is taka Interna:!, acting diraetiy epos tte blood sod nuroos sor fsees cf tbe TTttaj. thereby destroTioc the foaadatlon ef tbe dtsffu. asd slTln the patfeat strcocth by boilding op tb cooatl totloo sod assisting aatare la dolog lis or. The proprietors have so ni-b faith la Its roretlTe powers thst they offer One Bmdred Dollars for say rase that It falls t rare. 8eod fir list of trttlm'Hiltla. Ad-lrsaa F. 1. CHEV.T CO. ToUdo. Ohio fWd It all Drtrtsta. 73. Take HlU't FarallT 1111a for wmMmftat SAGE TEA DANDY . TO DARKEN HAIR ITS GR-INDMOTTIFR S RECIPE TO BRIXG BACK COLOl; AXD LUSTRE TO HAIR. Ton can turn gray, faded hair beau tiful dark and lustrous almost over night If you'll get a 60-cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound at any drug store. Millions of bottle of this old. famous Sage Tea Recipe are. sold annually, says a well-known druggist here, because It darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell It has been applied, Those who hair Is turning gray, becoming faded, dry, scraggly and thin have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks j become luxuriantly dark and beau tiful all dandruff goes, scalp Itching and falling hair stops. This Is the age of youth. Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll be delighted with your dark, nand some hair and your youthful appear ance within a few days. CHICHESTER S FILLS .XrfV.A J?" ,!":"" rtiiaia i:.a i k. 1.-1,1 . w j flAilu.'.D 111 !.!.. i CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y FRATERNAL ORDERS. PENDLETON LODGE No. 62 A. F. said A. M. meets Am and third Mondays of each month. All visiting brothers are invited. ttMvKAL iflRLClUKS. IOHN 3. BAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer JFP05IlO pL'BlVLUVV. t wo funeral cars. Calla responded to JAMES A. FEE. ATTORNET AT law. Office In Deepain building. CARTER t SMTTHE. ATToRNETS at law. Office In rear of American National Bask building. JAMES B. PERRT. ATTORNET AT law. O fT.ce over Taylor Hardware Company. FETERSON 41 BISHOP. ATTOR ners at law; rooms 3 and 4. Smith Crawford building. day or night Phona 76. j DOUGLAS W. BAILEY ATTORNET j at law. Will practice la all state r T. BROWN'S FTRNTTTRE STORK 48 rl jx.urt- R Funeral director and licensed ,m.jand 4. oer Taylor Hari,ir. Co. aalmer. Most modern funeral parlor. ,GEORGK tc. COLTTS. ATTOrtVKT isorguo and runerai cars. iuis r tponded to day or night Comer Main and Water streets. Telephone 68. INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO, MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all- '.and in Umatilla county. Loans on -Uy and farm property. Buys and Mils aU kinds of real estate. Does 1 general brokerage easiness. Pays axes and makes Investments for non residents Writes flro. ura ana - lent Insurance). References, any bank In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Proa. C. H. MARSH. See at law. estates settled, wills, deeds. mortgages and contracts drawn. Col lections made. .Room 17. Schmidt block. FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTORNET at law. Office la Smith -Crawford building. PKNTLET St LEFTTN'OWELL. REAL state, flra, Cie ana acciasm Hsur nce afwata. Ill Mala street. Phone 484. LEGAL BLANKS OP EVERT DB ecription for county court, carcai rourt. Justice court, real aetata, oto. for sale at Eaat Oregostaa omeo. VETERINARY SURGEONS. C W. LASSEN. M. U. V. TI Veterinarian. Reeldenc telephone 87: office teUepbona 26. 3. A. LOWELL. conrullor at lai boll ding. ATTORNET ANL . Ct3c In Dos Cain ROSCOE R. JOHNSON. ATTORN 1 at law. Office in Despala building PHT SI CLANS. H, B. QARTTKLD. M. D. HOMEO pathls r kruiclna and aargsoa. Of flea Jadd Block. Tnlephone: Offlce 841 W: reeddaneo 618 X SFXX1ND-IL1ND DEALERS. V. CTROBLE. DEALER IN KB and. second-hand goods Cassj pa for all socond-hanj gooda bough Cheapest place la Pendleton to ba, household cooda Call asd gg hi rrlcea. til E. Conrt street Pks 271 W. wedding announcement mbossed Private anj business stationery, ete Very lateot style. Call at East Oro gonlsn offica and ten rambles TRESPASS NOTICES. STALUO SEASON CARDS and S.VLE BILLt or every description printed at rea sonabU price at the Em: Oregonlar we have a fin lot of stock cu's taa our patrons are aUowed the free us of. WANTED PARTT WILL PAT cast or gtv. tratf- for UmaUlIa countj farm. 310 to 360 per acre AdJre. Bo 12. Athena. Ora. NOTICE TO STOCKimi nri)sv... tice is hereby given that there will be an annual meetlr.r of the stock holders of the East Oregonisn Tub-Is-.ing company on Wednesday De cember 5. 1S14. at 4 o'clock p m. at the office of said company In Pendle ton. Oregon, for the purpose of elect ing officers for the en.-ulrg year. C S. Jackson, president; L. D Drake, secretary. AUCTION SALES THE EAST OR egonlaa makes a specialty of ase Hon sal btlla. cards and adverttstag We can furnish auctioneer, clerk aad advertising complete that will asaar you of having a saceoeaful sal AUCTION SALES THE EAST OH egonian makes a specialty 0r aoe Uon aalc bllla cards and advertising Wa can furnish auctioneer, clerk an advertising complete that will aaanr row of having a successful sale ATTORNETS, RALET ft RALET. ATTORNETS AT aw. Office In American National Bank Building. AUCTIONEERS. COL W. r. TOHNKA. ACCTIOVEm makes a specialty of farmer stie tnl machinery sales. "The man the gets you the raocey." Leave ordo t f"srt Orecciae office MlS4FLL.,Flla 1 EN'S RAVED CARDS. INVITATION. jzl is - j rrr BEAVER ENGRAVING COMPANY- ci'iiri r - i. , . . L:; I ( V? V,