East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 12, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGZ3 DAILY EAST OSEGONIAN. PENMSTON, OREGON, THtftraAY. AUGUST 112. 1915. PAGE SfiVKM III08 fMRET IS ' Hi GOOD SHAPE .( Courtesy Wednesday' jounnHl.) PORTLAND, Ore. Hog tnarket conditions continue to reflect Im provement at nvoRt American Mock yard centers. Only a handful of tuff arrived on the local market iMiday. t therefore values were not even test ed. However the .sales at the recent .advances Indicate a continuance of the Improved feeling here. Eastern market generally showed .a fractional advance for awlne at the opening of the market this morning General hog market range: Bert light 7 M.7;0 Medium light 7.17.1& Good to heavy S.HOi&iI.tMl 'Rough-) heavy fi.Slife6.0U rdm Muff Nrtjlcctcd. While a fair tone continues foi steers of tuppy quality at North Portland, the market Tor cows la rather weak and dull and somewhat .nut of Hue with ateer yiVea. ' There waa a amnll run of cattle re ported In the market overnight Wt buying did not start brisk, although general trade conditions showed no change. Cattle market waa considered ateady at iust eastern stockyard points this morning. General cattle market range: Select steers) 66.50 (f 6.75 Heat hay fed steers 6.115 W 6.35 Good to choice , 66i8'6.25 Peat cows; 4.Sfl'5.25 Select bulls 4.54 75 Fancy bulls 4.! Ordinary bulla J. 50 'it 3.50 Beat wilves 7. 00 (ft 7.50 No Mutuaa Arrives. Aside from the nominal offerings of yesterday, there have been no mut ton or lamb supplies reported In the North Portland yards alnce Monday. General mutton ami lamb trade conditions are considered steady. At east nti point tnuson and liimlis Vacation Journeys AT LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES VIA - TO NORTH BEACH "Where Cool Sea freezes Blow." 26 mlli s of smooth, white beach; a score of Interesting beach towns; many excellent hotels and resorts;, everything necessary for seashore outlnvs. Kor real rest and recreation go to North Reach Round Trip Fare, $13.15. WALLOWA LAKE PARK One of the Pacific Northwest's Bounty Spots; in the heart of the I'owder Jtiver .Mountains. Out door life at its best hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, mountain climbing and less stren uous recreations. Eat, sleep, live In the open. "Hound-Trip Tickets on sole daily to August 31; final return limit, Septem ber 10, 1015 $75 CIRCLE TOURS OF THE EAST Including a visit to the World famoUB California Kvixwltions HOT LAKE OREGON WJTTI5T.H051 OJMTfVf 5f'o in tmf wrmn on going or return trip. The op portunity of A lifetime. The most wonderful shows the na tion has ever seen. Do not miss them. ROUND-TRIP ONE WAY THRU BOTH WAYS TO CALTORN1A DIRECT Omaha $77.50 60.00 Chicago 90.00 72.50 New York City J12S.20 110.70 Corresponding fares to many other Eastern cities. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK The Wonderland of America. Open until September 15." Visit the I'ark this year in connection with your summer trip east or to the expositions. Direct line and thru sleeping-car service to Southern Entrance. Ask for fares, folders, etc. Let us help you plan your trip. Ex pert travel service our hobby, Tickets, reservations, Informa tion, upon application to , T. F. O'BRIEN Agent O-W. It. X, Safety Flint Cotirtwy Always mi nunc SYSTEM Hinnotl Touiw DlMrlct. THE DALLES, Ore., Aug. 12. N. J. Mimott, representative In longresa for the second iH" gresslonal dlstrlut, .departed from The Dalles ii an automo- bile tour of every ,one of the 17 counties In his district. Hi onJe4 Ik to view all mall route, irrigation project, etc., and get fi'dit-luind Information from the homesteader. Hecause the rallsoads do not touch all (parts of the dlstrlrt, the representative 'bought an automobile. In which to make thl tovr itt Inspection. rTh central part of the state will be toured first, Sherman, Crook, Jefferwm mtd Luke being the counties to he visiles first, .tnd then Mr. Smnott will go to the southern .counties. were quoted steady to strong -this morning General shorn mutton market: Choice spring laiubs . . . .K.lfi fi 6.2a Common spring lutnhs ... fi.?54i.6. Choice yearling wethers . VOOftiS.'w Old wethers 4.75 fo 6.00 Choice light ewea 4-f.0M4.flO Good ewes 3.75 i 4.00 Rough heavy ewes 3.40 i 3.60 UveMtnlc KMi;. Cuttle L. F. Rising, llepimer, 2 loads; K. D. McGreer, Shanlko, 1 load. rattle .and calvea George Inkeek. Mpin, U 'load. The Clerk Guaranteed It. "A customer came Into my Hare Ihe other (lay and said to one. of my clerk, 'have you anything that will cure diarrhoea?' and my clerk mnt and got him a bottle of Chamberlain' Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy, and aald to him, 'If this does not cure you, I will ot charge you a cent for It.' Ho he took It home and came back In a day or two and said he wai cured," writes J. H. Berry & So., Salt Creek, Va. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. Ohio Village sacrifice!. PAYTII.N, ., Aug. is. in on"" with the plans for prevention of fu-i tvire floodn, such s wrought disaster j to this city and the Miami valley Ir. ! March. 1913, the entire village or Osborn, Greene county, with Its pop-j ulutlon of more than 1000, will he( wliie.l from the face of the -arth, to, m ike room for a reservoir. 'The flood conservance commission I has perfected plans for acquiring allj the property of the village at a cosi of approximately 1.500.rt Proper ty owners have agreed to the terms. For a Sprained Ankle. If you will get a bottle of Cham- t. .. I .. . . f Ulinnnt anrl f!lOrV 4hfi lefrmillB UHtmiriii oil" " . directions given therewith faithfully. you will recover In much less lime, than Is usually required. Obtainable (very where. Adv. Odih-st Moid Is t IonI. NEW YORK. Aug. 12. Warning that the oddest hotel in New York will be closed August 2S. when more than 50 working riils are to tie senvj (shore from the ship Jacob Htninlerj caued much tinhapplneas among the, occupants of the floating hotel. notice posted on the bulletin. board, on the Stamlcr's deck read. that Aibuckles deep-sea hotel com-j pnnv has decided to retire from the. hotel toislness and will serve no meals after August 28. Recommend Cliainlierlaln'g Colic, ("luilorn and lilarrhora Remedy. "I never hesitnla to recommend i-hmnherlaln'a Colic. Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy," writes Sol Wllllama merchant, Jesse, Tenn. "I sell more of It than of any other preparations of any other preparations of like character. I have used u mysen an" foomi it eave me more relief than anything else I have ever tried for the same purpose." Obtainable every where. Adv. IVMorrioo Will Kvhlhit. VANCOl'VER, Wash.. Aug 12. The Vancouver postoffice will have an Interesting exhibit at the Colum bia river Interstate fair tills year. The exhibit will show the public how to use the parcel post system, how to wrap and address packages, giv ing the different- rates, and showing the wonderful possibilities of the sys tem. There Is a possibility that a postof fice substation will be established on the grounds and all mall handled for the fair during fair week, Sopioiniicr li-12, there. Despondency Duo to Indigestion. "About 'three months ago when I was suffering from Indigestion which caused headache and dizzy spells and made me feci tired and despondent, 1 beenn taking Chamberlain's Tablets' writes Mrs. Geo. Hon, Macedon, N. Y. "This medicine proved to be the very thing I needed, aa one day's treatment relieved me greatly. I used two bottles of Chamberlaln'i Tablets and they rid me of this trouble." Ob tainable everywhere. Adv. "Porter, how long does this train stop at Plnklevllle " "From 2 to 2 02." "What do you think you are, Por ter, the whistle?" tste of Ohln. city of Toledo, Laos County Frank J. Cheney Diakes oatn that no II ifninr partner of tlie form of V. J. Cheney t Co., d"lng business In the City of To do. Comity snd State aforesaid, and that n.l firm will pay the sura of ONE IU1N D1IKI IioM.AliS for ecn and every csm at Catarrh that cannot be enred by the list if UALI8 CATAHIIII CI 'KB. FRANK J. CHBNF.T. Rworn to before me snd nbserlbed Ir ny presence, this 61 b day of December I). IKNfl. I Heal I . , A. W. OI.KASON. 1 Notary Public ITairs rstsrrh Cars Is taken Internally tnri sets dlrerMv npon the blood snd ma oim surfacea of the system. Head for tes Imunlals. free F i CTTKNFT CO., Toledo, 0 Sold bv all Uriunrlnta. 7IW. Take Uilli Family I'll la for coDitlpttlcn. RECORD OF DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS -lorw. ('. P. Ixce.rgan et al. to Eirtble Savings and Loan ,lwn 11394.14, Khe IV. J-2 of lirts U and 12, blA 5. Ilotiser's addition ito Pendleton. Rose Bogert, admnlctratrlx. to Wm ! and Hose Bogetit'tlVOO; lots t aad 9 1 In block 22, Reservation addithrn ito I'mdleton. L. S. Koseherry Ki Ami a G. Batftrent 114 00; a tract "t Jand, title descrip tive W. J. Hillmam to Kh-vda B, Ingle. J40o; all of tract No. 2 of Grand View Orctiard tract. Quit Claim IH4. Itse Hogert to Wm. G. Hogert, II", the andlvlded one half interest in the WESTON COUPLE GO ON MILTON BUSINESS TRIP MK. AMI MKS. XOllDF.AW MOVF. IXTO XF.W OOTTAG K (n ill.lt XKWS XOTKS. tSpeeial Correspondence.) WKSTfTN. Ore., Aug. 15. Sir. and Wri. James King made a business trip to Milton during the week. Mr. and Wis. M. J. Nordean. have moved into the cottage on Normal Heights which they recently purchu. ed from Mrs. Cora Tucker. Mis. L. It Tan Winkle. Mrs, Knte Hay and .Mis Kthel Waddingham were visiting in Athena Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fontaine and Ctalge Driccoll of Dayton. Wash., are visiting Mrs. Fontaine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiriiam Driscoll. Mr. and Airs. lien 'Duptiis of Hold man were In the clt5 Sunday visiting Mr. Du Puis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. IS. Dupvls Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waddingham and daughter, Miss Ethel, visited, with relative In Walla Walla Sunday. Mrs. Wjilter McCredle, who has been KiKiting her parents. Mr. and' Sirs, (leorge Horseman during the past week, returned to Poiltind Tues day, j Mr and Mrs. I. OHarra Fpfnt Sunday at Blue mountain saw mill. Raymond McOrew of Portland Is In the city greeting old friends. Mrs. Louis Scholl of Echo, Is the guest of Mrs. Homer Hedrlck. Mrs. Edna Wilson is down from her. home In northern Washington.! visiting relatives n Weston. Mrs. Richard Morrison of Weston Is In Adams visiting at tho J. O. Hale residence thin week. i Mis C. H. Smith and son returned home to Weston this week after an extended visit In Olympla. Wash. ' F. G. Lucas, who has been Jn the Wallowa country for the past week returned home Tuesday, EUROPE'S WOMEN MUST BE DEMOCRATIC TO BUILD UP COUNTRY AFTER WAR I: V: NKW YORK, Aug. 12. Miss IM tv Ie. grandnlece of General Rob ert K. Lee, and a cousin of Patrick Henry of oratorical fame, believes that the women of Europe can take a lesson from the women of the con federacy after the civil war. Relng a southerner and a relative of the southern Idol Miss Lee of course, had to draw an nlalogy to the civil war She says that the mistake which the women of the south made, and a mistake which all but ruined the country was the lack of democracy and Incentive to work. To rehabili tate a country after, a war. In her opinion require the fngettlng of all social distinction and the buckling down to real hard work. True de mocracy and work is Miss Ie's re clpe. She herself has plenty of so fTv.'","--. 0" .'"J. i " " """ undivided one half of lots I and 9, block 22, Reservation addltloe to Pen dleton. M. V. Turley, to First Nat. Hank. 13000; 1 acre in Kee. 12 and 10 acrea in Sec. 16. T. 4 N It. 28 K W. M. Givert Reuckln to Catherine Hassch 610; a tract of land, title descriptive. It. Lawson to J. W. Howton, S20; pareel of land In Vincent. K. J. Davla to F. L, Phelps, IP; a tract of land, title descriptive. Mlna Kllcker to Mrs. A. Schwartz, 6100; a tract of land, title dwcrlptlve. Jessie H. and John Vert to W. B. Rosa. $1; 44.76 acres land, title de K3"lptlve. SEPTEMBER 11 WILL BE BIG DAY AT FREEWATER I'HO.MOTKItS OK TIIK PAIK MEKT Tl Altlt ANt.K PROGRAM FOIl XKXT MOXT1I. (Special Correspondence ) VINCENT - FREEWATEK. Ore., Aug. 12. .Miss Delia Phillip! left Wednesday for the dam. where she will visit with Mrs. Geo. p. Sander son. It. II. Wellman is visiting this week, with his daughter Mrs. II. L. Clodius of Ponieroy, Wash. Chas. Wellman returned Tuesday evening from Heppner, where he has been looking ad stock ranches with a view to purchasing property in that vicinity. At the meeting of those interested in the fair which will be held Sept. 10 and 11 ut this place, it was de cided to make the eleventh the big day of the event a.d that all entries shuajd be made on the tenth. A compi tent judge of stock will be se cured for the occasion from Corvul lis O. A. C. Mrs Frank Tousley and children of Milton are guests wfch Mrs. K. E. Pean this week. Ranchers are beginlng the cutting of the third alfalfa crop this week. Indicating are for a fairly heavy cutting. , Crah; Tull has a larife number of prune piejsers at work In his orch ard this week harvesting the prune crop. Rev. Noyos and sun Sherman are over In the Yakima country looking 'after business Interests. Stone liroa. have harvested " tons of prunes this year from 5SA trees. A price of from 120 to 25 net to the grower is being secured by all grow ers this year. .lapaiie-e Vtuv charge-. TACOMA. Wash., Aug. 12 The three Japanese speeders whom Coun ty Officer Devoe was pursuing Sun- cial piuiitlon. but is inclined to work "I couldn't live on I'ncle Robert's I eputatiou,'' she said. "So I came to New York and looked for work.'' She Is now an entertainer -in so clety and is spending her time this summer amusing the society colony at Newport. loiter on she intends to go Into musical comedy. "I like the 'pep' anil go nf the northerners." she aald "Our girls down south ale beginning to absorb the northern idea. They no longer arc willing to sit around and have the men make love to them. They want to get out and work, do things. That will be the salvation of Kurope. Many women who never did a useful thing In tlielr lives are working now over there, and they will continue to work even after peace ia declared." k I . ' I aw!' "' 9 mm ..- ... - ' f 6 V" r "t M 1 : W.:;'ii:,f .-N" .'..vM. Kit,., tM.-.l-.K LEHMAN HOT SPRINGS THE BLUE MOUNTAINS HOTEL HATES FREE SI MAIL AttD PASSENGER AUTO STAGE Wakes regular trips between iPendleton a&d Lehman Springs. S-3 i SWIMMING, DANCING, day when hla motorcycle 1-ft the Pay- clfli' highway near the Klg line, seriously Injuring him, charged with two offenses when brought before Justice Graham. Not only must they to a charge of speeding, but that of resisting an officer ball was placed at I'JAO each friends furnished. Each Pleas of not guilty. county were each Frank answer also to Their , which entered llusslu IMitti War IrlNoners to Work. LONDON, Aug. 11. Official re ports forwarded from Petrograd by Renter's News Agency show that re cently upwards- of 208,000 prisoners were being employed by various Rus sian ministries on railroads. In agri culture and in otner ways. A PKNOI.ETON INTERVIEW. Mr. Knight Tells His Exlorienee. The following brief account of an interview with a Pendleton man four yars ago and Its sequel, will be rend with keen interest by every cit izen. G. W. Knight, retired farmer. 513 Franklin street. Pendleton, says: "For eight or ten years I was trou bled by pains through my back and kidneys and sometimes in my sides, I had to get up several times at night to pass the kidney secretions and there was a great deal of sediment in them, that looked like brickdust I tried a box of Doan'a Kidney Pills and they soon relieved the backache ' and regulated the action of my kid- i neys." (Statement given May 17, 1910.) Over two years later Mr. Knight said: "All I said about Doan's Kid ney Pills when I recommended them several years ago, holds good. You may continue to publish my state ment for the benefit of other kidney sufferers'' Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't simply ak for a kidney remedy get I)oans Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Knight had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Props , Buffalo. N. Y. j CHICHESTER S F'iLL mi: iii..uO!i its.iNa. a ra j.itdl..! am; your oir.rr:il r , i C-,.l ii-rhr-UrBl .mn or.d .ras.ti A I'iltan Ked 'I Void irci J3 l-e. salcj w-.Ul tiuc RiU.n. V I vK i Tr.Le ro I'icr. T.-T f J"ur V 1 - (If Pm-rlrt. Ak(-, I(l- HtTri!S 29 Pt.UKiM) t.:..... PtU. ..I r Hi soiacuasKsisRikTass JOHN P. BAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embulmer. Op posite postoffice. Funeral parlor, two funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Phone 75. J. T. BROWN'S FL'RNITUER STORE Funeral director and licensed em lalnier. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls re sponded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 1XM RANCE AND LAND IUSIXESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES ! reliable abstracts of title to all J lands In Umatilla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage buslnes. Pays taxes and makes Investments for non residents. Writes fire, life and acci dent insurance. References, any bank in Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS, Prea. C. H. MARSH, Sec. BENTLEY & LEFFINGWELL, REAL estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance, agents. S15 Main street. Phone 404. SECOND HAND DEAIfJtS, V. STHOllLE. DEALER IN NEW and second-hand geods. Cash paid for all second-hand goods bought. Cheapest place In Pendnleton to buy household goods. Come and get our prices. 219 E. Court street Phone 271W. AUCTIONEERS. COL. W. F. YOIINKA. AUCTIONEER makes a specialty of (turners' stock and machinery sale. "The man that Jets you the money " Leave orders at East Oregonlaa office. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY fvxeh.U., hinkrtoni. j attorneys. j riiysiciAys. ..I.'.l I ' W"Hiltt,ni4i(ltH.tHitil4lliiiti.(fi(l,iitO .it(nilt'llii!lri!Hti!M.i FRANK L McNEIL, Manager. MOST POPULAR HEALTH AND PLEA5URE RESORT. 311.00 and $12.00 Per 7c:!i CAMPING GROUNDS MAIL AND HUNTING, BOWLING, FISHING, HOT MINERAL WATER I f sed'rie for your office or home i $3.00 down $3.00 a month Manufactured for and for sale by the Pacific Power & Light Company EaSy payments make them easy to own. RALET & IIAI-ET, ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American National Bank BuUdlng. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. i -Office in Despain building. j CARTER & SMYTHE, ATTORNEYS! at law. Office in rear of American National Bank building. ; JAMES B. PERRY. ATORNEY AT law. Office over Tavlor Harwnr . company. wedding announcements, embossed PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOR-' prVate and business stationery, etc nes at law; rooms 3 and 4. Smith-! Very latest atyles. Call at East Or irawford building. ' gonlan office and see sample. DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY ; at law. Will practice in all state' and federal courts. Rooms 7. i and 9. Despain building. GEORGE G. COUTTS, ATTORNEY at law. Estates settled, wills, deeds, mortgages and contracts drawn. Col lections made Room 17, Schmidt block. FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTOR-i ney at law. Office in Smith-Craw-: ford building. j S. A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. Office In Despain' building. I MALE HELP WANTED. W TEIK-;ooD LIVE CANVASS.1 er to represent us In Eastern Ore-1; gon. Commission proposition. Cash! I weekly. Faclfic Nursery Co.. 122 1-Jik Grand Ave., Portland, Ore WANTED PARTY WILL PAY Ca.-h or give trade for Umatilla county . farm. 20 to 1(0 per acre. AddreM Bci 12, Athena, Ore. ( I PESSENGER AUTO STAGE Leaves French Restaurant, Pendletoa, S:30 a. m. every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, with round trip on Sundays. 14.00 one way; 17.00 round trip. Hauls passengers, mall and freight See If. Stubbleflcld at French Restaurant. ilS Lj t A GROUP OF EXTRA ORDINARY VALUES in fine fixtures are now beiir shown by us. It affords you an excellent opportunity to purchase j handsome chandeliers and side I fixtures at remarkable savings. In- i eluded is a great variety of ceiling 1 fixtures and lamps. We wish es- ; peoially lo have you see our fine ! dining room domes. J. L. VAUGHAN ! DRS. WHITAKER & WOOD. DEN lists. Office hours 9 a. m to E p. m. M liar key building, Pendleton Oregon. VETERINARY SVRGEONS. C, W. LASSEN. M. D. V. COUNTY veterinarian Residence telephone. 27; office telephone, 20. MKCIIIAMDIS. ' ENGRAVED CARDS, INVITATION AUCTION SALES -THE EASTOllE gonian makes a specialty of auc tion sale hills, cards and advertising. We can furnish auctioneer, clerk ard advertising complete that will assure jou of having a successful sale. TRESSPASS NOTICES, STALLION season cards and Kile bills of every description printed at reasonable prices at the East Oregonlan W have a fine lot of stock cuts that our patrons are allowed the free ue of BEAVER ENORW'-JI ft - COM PAN r .v I