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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, ini-l. I'AGE SEVEN Commissioners' Report Claim allowed by the August, 1915 term or tne lounty Court, except those allowed by statute. Milton Kagle, co. court, adv..$ 20.30 Parker Tiul Co., Juvenile court, taxi service 25 Roy Moran, circuit court, bal. on sub 1.80 Dorothy Wilkes, do, 1 day at ll.&o, 2 ml, at 10c 1.70 O. K. Stafford, do, Ktate vs. Lc Dale 20.01) J. L. Miller, Justice court, State vs. Bostwlck 4.70 J. W. Dykes, do 3.10 W. W. Brldgewater, do 1.20 Alton Bostwlck, do 8.10 Mrs. A, K. Bostwlck, do 1,90 Joe H. Parkes, do, Slate vb. Ralph Peale 5 20 Joe H. Parkes, do, State vs. Walter L. Heed S.2 John Kearney, do 1 ( Joe H. Parkes, do. State vs, Charles Flunh 4.10 John Kearney, do J.40 joe M. parked, do, stnte vs, Al Wedille 4.20 John Kearney, do 2.40 Joe H. Parkes, do. State vs, R. K. Foster 4.20 John Kearney, do 2.40 Joe II. Parkes, do, Stute vs, Henry Rlckord and F. J. Madison '6. It) John Kearney, do no Joe II. Parkes, do, State vs, Patrick O'Brien .70 John Kearney 3.40 Joe H. Parkes, do. State vs. James M. Mccormick. . . , , 8.15 Dr. J. Grtawold, do 5.10 John Quest, do 5.10 Art Garrett, do 5.10 Delbert uest, do H 6. It Elmer Atbee, do 5. 10 Pearl Arlington, do 1.70 Joe H. Parkes, do. State vs, Ren Thompson and Jack Reld 55 John Kearney, do 1.00 Joe H. Parkes, do. State 'vs. Alfred L. Sherman 5,95 H. H. Reynolds, do. State vs. 8. w. Raymond 2.20 jonn Pickett, do 7,21 Frank Baling, all offices, ex press and supplies 77,23 L. Q. Frailer, do, supplies.... 10.45 Jvast oregonian, do, adv. and supplies 44.JO I'ac. Tel. A Tel. Co.. telephones 64.31 J. L, Vaughan, sheriff, electri cal supplied j jo Vacation Journeys AT LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES VIA INI PACIFIC SYSTEM TO NORTH BEACH "Where Cool Sea Breezes Blow." seashore outings. For real rest and recreation 10 to North Beach Round Trip Fare, Sliii. 26 miles of Rmooth, while beach; a score of Interesting beach towns; many excellent hotels and resorts; everything necessary for WALLOWA LAKE PARK One of the Pacific Northwest's Beauty Spots; In the heart of the Powder River Mountains. Out door life at Its best hunting. fishing, boating, swimming, mountain climbing and less stren. uous recrcationfl. Eat, sleep, live In the open. Round-Trip Tickets on sale dally to August 31; final return limit. Septem ber 10, 1915 7.M CIRCLE TOURS OF THE EAST tTQ'OVIM AUOWCO AT HOT LAKE OREGON- HOTTfT,MOVCUIHTIe ieiS IN TMI WPIP Including ft visit to the world famous California rixposiUoM on going or ret am trip. The op portunity of a lifetime. The most wonderful shows the na tion has ever seen. Do not miss them. ROUXD-TSir ORE-WAT TJttU MTH WATS TO caltorhu DIRECT Omaha 177.51 160.00 Chicago 80.00 72.(0 New Tork City $121.10 110.70 Corresponding fares to many other Kastern cities. u YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK The Wonderland of America. Open until September 16. Visit the Park 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 fare, 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. N. Saidy First Courtesy Always Western T.'nlon Tel. Co., do, telegrams 8.X2 T. I). Taylor, do, express.... 3.85 T. M. T:iylur, do, expense of ,!' . . 61.20 T, I). Taylor, do, ("liass. Cross, delinquent "5 C. '1. Anderson, do, stute vs. Geo. I'olutus 2.90 T. 1 1. Taylor, do, trans, of pris oners 10,48 Hut-hong & Co., clerk, sup's.. 64.75 Evening Tribune, do, printing. 15.00 Kushiing & Co., recorder, sup plies 29.00 G. W. Bradley, treas., postage 20.00 Dunham, lirownlow & Payne, do, labor M 3.00 John W. Oraham & Co., school snpt., supplies 29.63 I. K Young, do, postage and express 19.28 Evening Tribune, do, printing. J. BO I. E. Young, do, ass't and trav. expenses 105.00 A. C. Hampton, do, serv. board of ?xam 15.00 F. K. Nnnrdhoff, do 15.00 K. o. Hawks, assess. A col. wxes, labor j.... 32.00 T. D. Taylor, tax rebate 8.90 Alice O. Dausener, widows' pen sion, charity 25.00 Pirdle E. Swarthart. do 25.00 Pearl E. Broxson, do 17.50 Mallnda Reed, do 17.50 Ida E. Stewart, do 40.00 Flora May Harper, do 10.00 Katie Wight, do 17.50 Pearl E. Freeman, do 17.60 Mary V. Ellis, do 10.00 Josle Kirk, do 25.00 Winnie Fox, do 26.00 Iddle Blizzard, do 26.00 Carrie Neumann, do 17.60 Mary E. Cummins, do 10.00 Etta Gerklng. do 10.00 Oregon Lumber Yard, court house, lumber 36 Pendleton Water Com., do, wa ter rent 30.85 Taylor Hdw. Co., do, rdw. sup's .30 Pacific Power & Light Co., do, light 40.00 J. L. Vaughan, do, electrical supplies .65 City Scavenger A Garbage Co., do, labor 75 Cudhay Packing Co., Jail, sup pries 10.80 T. D. Taylor, do, board of pris oners 280.34 Alexander Dept. Store, do, sup Hies 7.75 W. I. Gadwa, do, repairs.... 1.75 A. C. Koeppen A Bros, do, drugs v 6.76 J. T. Brown poor, burial ex pense, unknown man from Umatilla 8 6 Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber and fuel 21.80 Sadie Pearson, do, care Mrs. Serg 81.00 Grltman Bros., do, mdse 1.75 T. A. Steaphns, do, labor. . . . 24.50 Dave Edwards, do 24.60 Frank Jordan, do. Jersey cow 60.00 Flora Stevens, do, labor 30.00 McCook A Bentley, do, hdw. supplies 10.14 Sadie Pearson, do, care Mrs. Serg 80.00 Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, do, charity 10.00 Ernestine Gelssler, do 10.00 M. A. Rigby, do, milk 5.40 T. D. Taylor, do, RR. fare 10.75 W. M. Wolfe, do, labor 1.00 A. C. Koeppen & Bros, do, drugs 15.60 St. Anthony's Hospital, treatm ment Ed Drew, J. W. Pre- wett 22.50 D. J. McFaul. do, services.... 10.00 Pendleton Roller Mills, do, supplies 7 95 Pendleton Drug Co., do .40 A. '. Koeppen & Bros., do, drugs 13,95 Geo. C. Baer & Co., do, hdw. supplies 3.45 Alexander Dept. Store, do, gro ceries 3.75 Van Petten Lbr. Co., do, lum ber '. 5.45 Par. Power A LtKht Co., do, IlKht 10. SO I), li. Phelps, do, supplies 1 50 J. W. Dykes, Insane, services. 8.20 A. E. Tamlesle, do, insane ex aminations 20.00 D. J. McFaul. do 25.00 T. 1). Taylor, do, trans, of in sane 3.50 T. D. Taylor, do. expense Mrs. H. R. Mitchell S.50 F. M. Murphy, P. P. I. E. auto service 50.00 C. K. Cranston, do, expense... 1.25 S. P. Hutehlnson, misc., indi gent soldiers 60.00 T. B. Gurdune, P. P. I. E., auto service 15.00 E. E Cleaver, do, exp. board.. 6.00 B. K Burroughs, do, supplies.. 2.2n C. W, Uissen. misc. med. ser. . 6.75 J. A. Yeager. sealer wts. and meas.. salary and expense. 48. 2 II. M. Cockburn, co. et., salary 30.00 II. A. Waairman, do A. . Kunk. cheriff, salary... J. A. Blakelv, do J. H. Kstes. do .Muriel Salinw. clerk, salary.. Amanda Alurnrn, steno,, salary li. s. Burrouiths, deputy recor der, salary J K. Beam. dept. treat., salary G. w. Simpson, janitor, salary J. A. Horn, sunt poor farm, salary D. J. McFaul, health officer, salary Evening Tribune, circuit ct. printing Parker & Battery, do Bert Humlston, road dlst. No. 2 labor I. H. Myers, do, labor Sam Mapes, do, labor Allen Halnline, do, labor (He Goodman, do, labor Craig Tull, do, labor, Thomas Thompson, do, labor. G. E. James, do, labor Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber A. F. Compton, road dlst. No. 3, labor E. Davis, do, labor J. L. Frazler, do, labor Frank McQueen, do, labor... Arch. Ellis, do, labor Wm. Holsey, do, labor Bill Small, do, labor E. F. Perkins, do Harvey Bradley, do, labor .... W. Perkins, do, labor Tom Dillon, do, labor L. Brunton, do, labor Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber and cement Edgewood Cash Gro., do, black smithing D. McEachern, do, blacksm'g Glaspey Bros. Saw Mill, do, lumber J. K. English, road dlst. No. 7 labor 8. B. Darr, road dlst. No. 1, hardware supplies . , C. W. Orton, road dlst. No. 12, labor L, D. Owens, do, labor L. D. Owens, do, labor J. 8. Norvell & Co., do, hard ware supplies Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber Oregon Hdw. A Imp. Co., road dlst. No. 17, bdw. supplies., A. D. Arthur, do, labor ('has. Jones, do, labor W. T. Jaques, road dist. No. 22 , labor Albert Boylen, do, labor Wm. Brown, do, labor Hance H. Johnson, do, labor. Sara Farley, do, labor Duey Jauques, do, labor...... Iiyd Stuart, do, labor Thomas Jaques, do, labor Monarch Hdw. A Fur road I dlst. 24, hdw. supplies Art Smales, road dlst No. 26, labor Louis Murphy, do, labor L. G. Huston, do, labor Newt Reeves, do. labor.; Perry Simpson, do, labor J. T. Huston, do, labor John I- Barker, road dlst. No. 1 27, labor Lewis Barker, do, labor B. F. Marlln, do, labor John Connell, do, labor J. L. Barker, do. labor Ray Wells, do, labor Joe Wilen, do, labor W. E. Pierce, do, labor Henry Hanson, do, labor Chas. Sevey, do. labor 1 Nestor Paananen, do, labor. . . . '. Cyrus Barker, do. labor . . . . Christ Hualand, do, labor. . . . C. L. Miller, do, labor Elwln Miller, do. labor M. J. Kelly, do. labor Paul Wright, do. labor Stanley Jones, do. labor Roy Barker, do. labor ; Harry Smith, do. labor Dewey Nervals, do. labor. . . . ! John Connell. do, labor Jerry nervals, do, labor Dick Hilyard. do. labor J. L. Barker, do, labor Mrs. J. L. Barker, do, labor... Casey Lbr. Co.. do. lumber... W. B. Boss, do, hdw. supplies Tavlr Hdw. Co., do. hdw sup's W. D. Ponlfer, road dlst. No. 29. "hdw. supplies Taylor Tdw. Co.. do. hdw. sups. Oregon Hdw. Sr Imp. Co.. road 1 dlst. No. 36, hdw. supplies.. I Joe Baltizore, road din. N. 3S I labor IChas. Kidebauph. do. labor Cliff "Bellinger, do, labor Taylor Hdw. Co.. do. hdw. sup's J B. L. Burroughs, do, lumber, i Joe Baltizore, do, supplies... j J. S. Norvell Co.. road dist. ! No. 39, hdw. supplies ' S. H. Walker, road dlst. 40, I lahor Robert Wyatt. do. labor Foss-Winship Hdw. Co., road dist. 43, hdw. supplies S. E. Darr, do, hdw. supplies 1 Facts Wanted Regarding Crop Yields; Farm Reports Desired So much doubt exists this year regarding the wheat yield that the East Oregonian will endeavor to secure much exact data from first hand sources. With this aim in view farmers are asked to fill out the blank below as soon as their harvesting has proceeded sufficiently to give them an accurate line on what the yield will be. By special arrangement the information gathered in this manner will be tabulated and given to the government crop reporting officials, thus helping them adjust their estimates as to the actual yield. It is desirable to get the exact truth as to the situation and the co-operation of farmers will be appreciated. Please fill out the following blank and mail the same to the East Oregonian. If you prefer to 'phone, do so. The East Oregonian's number is ONE. 60,00 1 C. e. Spencer, road dist. No. 12 5. 0'M 4 4, labor j. . spencer, oo. ijioor Philip Lay. do, ln'"r II. I.. Mubbs. do, labor J. Uiili. do. labor '. r. spencer, do, labor Kd Wood, do, labor L. II Pearson, do. labor Oregon Hdw. & Imp Co., do, hdw. supplies John Crurnm, Wild Horse Mar. labor Price Davis, do, labor John Anderson, do, labor .... Geo. Wilson, do, labor Wm. Haley, do, labor Roy Clemans. do .lames Myerj, do .Mike Lewis, do, labor Bert Piersol, do, labor Sam Pooher, do Jerry Barton, do, labor Chas, Brelthaupt, do, labor... Levi Kllgore, do, labor EA White, do, labor L M. O'Harra, do, labor John Robinson, do. labor J. C. Maupln, do, labor John Taftezon. do, labor Geo. Brown, do, labor Olle Korp, do, labor F. Mad, do, labor F, Pressor, do, labor H. O. Skinner, do, labor .... Bert Plersol, do, labor C. W. Newherter, do, labor.. L O. Myers, do, labor F, M. Myers, do, labor H. Bennett, do, labor M. D. Booth, do, labor A. L. Washburn, do. labor .... J. D. Van Cleave, do, labor... Bryan White, do, labor W. J. Crablll, do, abor J. W. King, do, abor Sid Crabill, do. labor W. A. Bottorff, do, labor Fred Stlmpel. do, labor Roy Shepherd, do, labor D. C. Baker, do, labor Steve Lallch, do, labor Lee Banks, do. labor Steve Yurkovich, do, labor... Mike Dumak, do, labor Mike Grant, do, labor Chas. Green, do, labor C. Rector, do. labor A. D. Flanary, do. labor J. F. Smith, do, labor C. A. Ellis, do, labor Ed Banks, do, labor Geo. Walden, do, labor H. C. Kirk, do, labor J. A. Tomlln, do, labor J. A. Pfnlot, do, labor Wm. Gordon, do, labor Tumalu:n Lbr. Co., do, lumber. sand, cement and coal C. A. Barrett A Co., do, hdw. supplies D. McEachern, do, blacksm'g W. J. Clarke, do, hdw. aup's. Foss-Winship Hdw. Co., do.. Charles Snow, do, labor...... Jim Hinckley, do, labor...... Dan Winkle, do, labor Lee Treman, do, labor Charles Snow, do, labor Jos. Rogers, do, labor W. J. Crablll, do, labor Sylvester Crablll, do, labor W. Gordon, do, labor M. O'Donnell, do, labor W. G. Seaman, do, labor W. Gefeke. Old -Oregon Trail, labor ,. Fred Parr, do, labor T. K. Jenkins, do, labor W. Roop, do, labor J. A. Brown, do. labor H. Meier, do, labor Chas. Sherman, do. labor J. S. Parkls. do, labor W. A. Hoagland, do. labor.... Rose Gefeke, do. labor R. Stephens, do. labor S'am Stephens, do. labor Jim Brown, do, labor Sam Stephens, do, labor A. v. Bortash, do. labor W. Gefeke, do, labor Mrs. C. H. Weeks, do. mily.. Alexander Dept. Store, do, ro- cerles W. J. Clarke, do. hdw. sup's. . W. A. Storie, bridges, labor... H. E. Cook, do, labor J. Anderson, do. labor G. M Clark, do. labor M. Riley, do. labor H. M. Stanley, do. labor R. S. Thompson, do. labor. . . A. R. Minnis, do. labor C. J. Mirnils, do. labor Wilbur Badley, do, labor E. Luper, do, labor W. Prahl. do. labor Frank McNally. do. labor Pat Kelly, do. lahor J. Leahy, do, labor Frank Allen, do, labor R. E. Manning, do. labor. . . . Albert Boylen, do, labor Emil Wilnie, do, labor Marion Smith, do, labor Albert Boylen. do. labor R. E. Manning, do. labor.... Frnnk Casteel. do. labor Arthur Bond, do. labor Tumalum Lbr. Co., supplies. . ind. Tel. Co.. do, supplies... Monarch Hdw. & Fur. Co., do. supplies 10.). 00 inn. 110 . JO". 'HI 50.00 ' I 12:1.00 ' loO. 00 SO. 00 ' 100.00 48.90 j S4.O0 , 125.001 4.50 4.50 7.5 3.35 8.50 9.00 20.25 10.00 2.80 45 68 38.25 38.25 20.26 12.75 25.87 2.12 20.25 6.75 20,25 20.25 6.75 167.50 1.00 7.65 15.60 u.eo H 2.50 13.50 10.00 28.00 49.55 14.10 17.00 21.25 13.65 8.50 8.60 2.25 3.40 5.66 4.50 28.50 15.76 10.12 16.87 32.90 8.50 10.12 6.00 52.50 46.75 21.25 18.05 43.00 4 25 18.05 2.25 5.15 35 35 18.05 25.5 I 20.25 38.25 21.40 3.85 23.25 32. 65 97.75 10.50 10.50 9.40 6.20 10.75 22.00 97.70 18 44 7.80 28.62 7.10 8.20 6.50 15.75 46.25 1.90 14.05 6.00 . 2.40 5.00 27.00 13.00 1.75 Name Address No. of acres in wheat barley. Yield of wheat per acre Average wheat yield per acre during past few yrs... Barley yield per acre Average barley yield per acre during past few yrs... What variety of wheat gives heaviest yield What variety of wheat suffered most from burning.. What variety of wheat suffered least from burning.. 43.2a 61.6i 1 1.2'i i i .i'l 7.S7 11.25 4 50 6.3; 2.50 35.00 1 5.00 2.50 2.21 5.00 6.75 6.75 4.50 18.00 12.73 4.50 16.00 6.75 12.00 4.50 6.60 5.60 6 60 6 60 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.60 12.75 6.60 12 75 12.75 12.75 18.75 6.75 38.50 2.25 25.85 6.75 20.00 9.00 6.75 4 50 9.00 3.35 11.25 6.75 3.35 6.75 6.00 6.75 10.50 9.00 6.75 6.75 11.25 15.94 46.75 12.75 (.76 308.15 1.70 .65 8.70 14.10 11.25 18.00 20.25 6.75 4.50 2.25 66.2 24.75 9.00 9.00 137.50 91.75 3.15 24.20 20.70 23.05 26.35 8.50 24.30 92.00 46.00 4.50 19.20 11.80 .0fl 9.55 S.00 1.10 19.55 .70 30.00 tS.OO 33.50 7)5.70 38.77 4.00 8.00 is. on 31.47 4.50 9.00 15.75 15.87 12.90 1.87 37.30 11.00 4.00 lfc.50 13.34 65.25 33.12 16.15 77.V5 1.1.6 17.80 Pilot Rock Lbr. Co.. do., sup's 88.2o City Livery A Feed Stables, do. labor . 1.5 B. L. Burroughs, do, lumber. . 79.8! Geo. C. Baer & Co., do, hdw. j supplies 7.10 Security Bridge Co.. misc., part paym't on bridge contract.. SOO.Oo Security Bridge Co.. do M31.70 Haylor Hdw. Co.. misc., hdw supplies 33.86 G. W. Bradley, do, freight E-2.62 Penland Bros., do. trancerring 1.00 Inland Empire Lbr. Co., rnlsc lumber 1.O0 Standard Oil Oe do, oil 771.96 D. MoEacheron. do, blacksm'g V00 P. L Burroughs, do, sacks and cement 372.H0 Inland Emp. Lor. Co., do, lumber 60 Wlllard Bradley, do, salary and expense 70. ST, H. vt. Mr1nn. n - S1 r.T, i Marcus May, do 30 :3sj Myrton Mnore, do 18.15 A. Waterman, do 36.00 Pacific Power ft Light Co., do, electric power 68.85 TRADE IN HOGS GROWING BRISK (Courtesy Wednesday's Journal ) , PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 19. Trade at the North Portland stoekyar Is was br,hk tin morning with prices hold ing fairly well. Hogs were within a few cen's of yesterday's top while steers and cows about held their own. The dickering was confined largely to these two commodities, however, there Lelng but few sheep in the corrals. The three sales reported In sheep were a: ordinary prices. General hog market range: Best light 87 65 it 7.60 Medium light .'. 7.20 fr 7.34 Good to heavy 6.80 & 7 0 Rough to heavy 6 50i40 Gneral cattle market range: Select steers 16.606.75 Best hay fed steers '. 6.25r6.35 Good to choice ( 00 4? 6.26 Ordinary to fair 5.005.75 Best cows 4.90 if 5.26 Good to prime 4-60?4.75 Select bulls 4.504.78 Fancy bulls '. 4.15 Ordinary bulls 2.600 6. Best calves 7.00 7.5t General shorn mutton market: Choice spring lambs S6.15ft6.25 Common spring lambs ... 5. 75 i GOO Choice yearling wethers.. 6.00 0 5.60 Good yearlings 4.75'5 0e Old wethers 4.75&6.00 Choice light ewes 4.604.60 Good ewes 3.75 it 4 Rough heavy ewes 3.6003.10 Livestock IWeJpW Hogs Henry McCall, Redmond, Or, 1 load; Barclay Bros., Amity, Or., 1 load. Cattle J. N. Cobb, Eugene, 1 load. Mixed sheep and hogs F. B. Beck er, Silverton, 1 load. MUCH EMEfM AT ECHO FIRE BUI NOT MUCH DAMAGE DONE ROOF Ol' THE O.-W. STATION CATCHES BIT BLAZE IS QUICKLY PIT OIT. Pafiii! Eneine Cam-- Blaze Total Ihimace Will Amount to SI Party Is 51ven by Yourur, Ladle Vi.-Jt-i rrs to Bayers' Week at PurtlanJ, Are House Other News. j (Special Correspondence ) j ECHO. Ore., Aug. 19. About fourj dollars damage and fifty dollars worth of excitement was caused here I Sunday afternoon when the roof or the O.-W. R. & N. Co.'s depot caught fire by a spark from a passim? en-j glne. The fire was quickly extln-j gu'Jthed by another engine. Within, three minutes after the alarm the! fire boys had a line of hose at thei fire but their services were not need PHOTO SUPPLIES Ansco Cameras and Films The court decreed original film and Cyko the prize win ning paper. Take an Ansco on your vacation Tallman & Co. Lceduif Druftitts Iteeom mends Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. "I never hesitate to recommend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and T)l arrhoea Remedy,"' writes Sol Williams merchant, Jesse, Tenn. "I sell more of it than of any other preparations of any other preparations of like character. I have used It myself and found It gave me more relief than anything else I have ever tried fer the same purpose." Obtainable every where. Adv. Wilson Studies Union Pay. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. De mands of machinists at the Washing. ton r.avy yard for Increased pay were taken in bv President Wilson In a conference with a committee repre senting the workmen. The president promised to discuss their demands as soon as possible with Secretary Daniels. N. P. All fas, president of the local branch of the machinists' union, said the dele gation was much encouraged by the ' president's attitude. ! JACKSON HIGHWAY IS GAINING MUCH SUPPORT MAIMt, Fla., Aug. 19. The Jack son Highway, which will link the north and south as the Lincoln high way will connect te east and wes:, is galn'ng much support In the south ern state. The proposed mad will run from Chicago to Miami, and as as i-resent planned, will traverse Ala'inma, Kentucky, Illinois and Flor ida, though Ohio and Georgia and Indiana are anxious to have it pass through their territory. Vnder he auspices of the Pixie Highway assoclatioa, which Is back rng several moves for better road ways in Dixie, the Jackson scheme is last being whh.ned Into shape. Committees have been formed in all the interested states and it Is rjrob- abVp the active won of constructloa j win begin some time this fall. There , are slreaiy over a hundred county I cornmlssidriers In Ow different steitoa. Miss Annie Sallng and Miss Sva Roberts gave a party to their many friends on Monday night at the home of Mrs. Sallng. A very pleasant time was had by alL Mayor Hugh D. Smith returned Monday morning from Portland where he atended the Buyers week meeting. F. T. George and wife returned home Sunday after a week spent In Portland. J. Cornfield came down from Pen dleton yesterday, having been en gaged by Twig Teel to raise his resi dence and put a concrete foundation onaer the same. i F.ther Seholl went UP to Weston yesterday on a visit to the home of Mrs. H. L. Hedrlck. James Johns, Sr., of Pendleton, spent the day here yesterday and re turned home In the evening. Mrs. A. O. Carden and son, Master Allen Carden, left Sunday for Olex Ore on a visit with Mrs. Carden's rrents. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Flnley. Miss Annie Saling left today for La Grande, Ore., on a two weeks vis it with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Spike and family spent Wednesday In Pendleton E. E. Elder was a business visitor In Pendleton the first of the weet Mr and Mrs. Hewitt of McMinn- ille, surprised their son Millard He witt of this place by unexpectedly ar. riving here yesterday morning on a visit Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Greiner were among tne t,cno ueuyic ed Buyers' week In Portland. They jeturned home Sunday. Mrs. M. S. Corrigal and daughters, the Misses Rnby and Masie Corrigal, Wednesday from a I'hort visit In Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wlgglesworth left yesterday evening for Union. Ore. on a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sloan arriv ed home the first of the week from a visit to Portland. ed up the clerk and in an angry voice said: "There are a couple of mice fight Ing up here!" "What room have you?" Inquire the assistant, languidly. He was told and then he Inquired: "What are you paying for ltT" "Two dollars," was the reply. "Well, what do you expect for two dollars a bull fight?" DECIDE YOOlSSXr. The Opportunity Is Here, Backed By Pendleton Testimony. Don't take our word for It. Don't depend on a stranger's state ment. Read Pendleton endorsement Read the statements of Pendleton citizens. And decide for yourself. Here la one case of it. J. D. Morrow, rancher and batcher, 517 Marie St, Pendleton, says: "1 had pain In the small of my baok for about three months. If I did any work that obliged me to stoop,, sharp twinges darted through my back. iust over my right kidney. Tho kid ney action was very Irregular and the kidney secretions pained whea passing. One box of Doan's Kidnej Fills removed all these troubles." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy gel Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Morrow had. Foster-MUbura Co., props., Buffalo, N. T. For a Sprained Ankle. If vou will get a bottle of Cham berlaln's Liniment and observe the directions given therewith faithfully, you will recover In much less time than is Tjsutlly required. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. all ron $3. One nisht a guest at the hotel call- CHICHESTER 5 PiLB I L if ntAVuso rA.r m.i r SOLD U CKLKifl ROUND-UP DATES. The 1915 Round-up will be held on Sept 23, 24, 25. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN S. B4KEK, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite postoffcee. Ftnmral parlcr, two funersS cars. Calls responded to 4ay ar nigi.t Pfcone 7S. S. T. BeiOWN FL'RNtTOER STOE Funecril dire. -tor and licensed esa belmer. Most modera funeral par lor, morgue and funeral ors. Calls re sponded to day or nirkt. Corner Main and Water streets. Velephoae J ATTORNEYS. PHYSICIANS. RALET 6 RALET, ATTORNEYS ATI DRS. WHITAKER & WOOD, DEN- w. Office In American National tlsts. Office hours S a. m to S D. Bak BnUdfrrg. FEE A FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Despaln building. CARTER A SMTTHE, ATTORNEYS at taw. Office In rear of American Rational Bank building. INM'BASCE ANO LAWS IUSINESS JAMES B. PERRY, ATORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardware ocropany. m. Mllarkey Oregon. building, Pendleton YLTEKINAIIY SI KGKONS. C. W. LASSEN, M. D. V. COUNTY veterinarian Residence telephone, 17; office telephone. JO. MISCtXLAXfcOl'S. Falls In Homing CMl Poo). P.AKERSFIELD. Cal.. Aug. It. Falling into a pool of oil at the Santa Fe roundhouse here, C. N. Clark, of Modesto, became a human torch when the oil took fire, and was seriously burned. Clark Is a cattleman. tate of Ohio, rlty ot Taled, Ltirts Coooty ss. Prank 1, Cheney mskes oath that ht k- enlor psrtnsr of the form of P. 3. Cheney t t'o., doing boldness In the City of To do. Oonnty snd Rests sfnrenald. nd ttisi Id firm will pSy the sum of ONE HUN RPD twll.I.AIt for esrk and erery cw f Cstsrrh ttist rsnnnt be enred by the utf t HAI.IR CATARRH CT'RK. FRANK J. CHRNFY. Sworn to before me and kobttrrleed Is ny presence, tbls 6th day of December ' P 1SH 'Seslt A. W. 0LRA8ON Notsry Pntillr Hall's Cstsrrh Core Is tsken Internsib id sets directly npoe the bbvid sn.l m tis nnrffli-eii of the system. Hend for te montal. free r 1 fHFNET a CO., Toledo. O Mold bv all rtrnnlora. Toe take nail's Family I'llla for constipation HAHTMAN ABSTEACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of tide to ail lands In TJnuttllla eounty. Buys and sells til klnrfs of ?al estate. Does A general braJierage buslnes. Pays taxes and mates investments for non resident);. Writes fire, life aavd acci dent ln.ranoe. References, y bank la Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Pres. C H. MABJ5H, Pec BENTLEY A LKFFING WELL, REAL estate, fire, life tid aorident Insur ance agents. 81( Mala street. Phone 404. SECOND HAND DEALERS. V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEW and second-hand goods. Cash paid for all second-hand goods bought Cheapest place In Pendnleton to buy household goods. Come and get our prices. 21 E. Court street. Phone mw. AltTIONEKItS. COL W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTIONEER makes a specialty of (aimers' stock and machinery sale. "The man that gets you the money" Leave orders at East Oregonian offloe. PETERSON A BISHOP. ATTOR neys at law; rooms i and 4, Smith Crawford building. DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice In all state aad federal courts. Rooms 7, S and, '. Despaln building. j FOIt SALE IN THE HEART OF the Willamette Valley, five miles from Eugene, the site of Oregoa's state university, a combination grain, fruit, loganberry and stock farm. modern ten-room house furnUhed. Ten thousand dollars cash will han dle this. Simmons Investment Com pany. ii yeon Hldg., Portland. Ore, GEORGE O. COUTTS, ATTORNEY at law. Estates settled, wills, deeds, mortgages and contract pi' lections made Room 17. Schmidt DIOCK. FREDFRir-K- mEra'tD . ..ml,. Auin. ney at law. Office In Kmith.rv. ! iora ouiiding. S. A. LOWELL. Airnnvir .Mr. . . . 4 j . counsellor at law nm... r. building. MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED GOOD LIVE CANVASS- er to represent us in Eastern Dr.. gon. Commission DroDosttlnn r.,k weekly. Pacific Vnrr r- Grand Ave.. Portland. Ore " LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DE acriptioii for county court, circuit' court, justice court, real estate, etc... for sale at East Oregonian offlca. ENORAVHD CARDS. INVITATIONS wedding announcements, embossed Private and business stationery, ete Very latest atyles. Call at East Ore gonlan office and see sample ScAVER T.NCRAVI , " COMPANY IIG WANTED PARTY WILL PAY Cash or give trade for Umatilla count 'arm. $30 to 140 per acre Addrw Box 11, Athena, Ore. "(ft wvh