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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. TENDLETON, OREGON, WF.DXES DA V. SEPTEMBER 13, 1915.
PAGE SEVEN
Comdssicivcrs' Report
litlitiM ullnweil by the H'teinlx-r,
1916, term of the County Court, ux
cept those allowed by statute:
John Hullcy, Jr., Juvenile ct.
Hit. fure and expenses....! 4.90
Eunt Oregonlan, cuuaty court,
advertising 12.30
J. U Miller, Justice court, state
ot OreKou vh. Lum Hull.,.. 5.65
J. I). Dykes, do 1.00
Mary Harmon, do -.. Z.70
J. Ij. Miller, do 5.45
J. W. Dykes, do !.20
J. H. Lleiiullen, da, State vs.
Howard We ley . 3.20
W. H. Stumper, do 3.40
Joe H. Parkcs, do, Htatcs vh. J
McFeeley 8.60
L. D. Ackerman, do 2.10
Joe H. Parkcs, do, State va,
Louis 1 lorrla 6.10
John Kearney, do .. 2.0
Maud Nolan, do 1.70
K. Movent, do 1.70
Dave Fuller, do 1.70
Blanch Anderson. do. State vs.
J. M. McCormack 1.70
H. B. Hull, do, State vh. 3. W,
Monroe 2.60
J. A. Stephens, do 12.30
J. U Miller, do, State va. Julia
Mills 6.10
. J, W. Dykes, do 19.75
J. U Miller, do, State va. Mary
Hoe
3.70
I I v
At the
tnd of
4m historic Lewil
and Clark trail, on
the Pacific Ocean,
lies 2 S milea of forest-
kirted turf washed CUISOf BIACJI. Bit
modern hotels at CUEIARI Ml StASIM.
Fin batkiruj in Surf and two $35,000
Natatorie. Manifold amusements,
golf, tennis, etc Inexpensive hotel,
cottage and camp accommodations.
ALONG the grand scenic Colum
bia on "Ihc NirtlhiARuT Limited
Traini to Portland, thence thru
the picturesque Holland of
-Oregon and Astoria to tha
Oceanside. STOPOYIRS on
Exposition Trips via
North Bank and tha
fast new 3 million
dollar fteamshipf
wort N'ftMn
ltd "Korttot
baric'
mm
j?. i f i i
Send tot Our Vacation 0aUt
$13.15 ROUND TRIP
From Pendleton. j
i
ticket
1
Particulars of
f a cent.
NORTHERN PAC. RY.
0.-W-. R. & N.
1 1 Otan. 1 1 A rariaai Inpa t
J
Her, do, State vs. Lulu
J. L. .1
Mills
J. V. Dykes, do
J. I.. Miller, do, Mate vs. Mary
.Maxwell nee Shclts
J. W. Dykes, do
J. L. Miller, do, State va. John
lxe
J. VV. Dykes, do 10.75
Krunk, hallnit all officer. .
puslage and express
Pacific Tel. & Ael. Co., do,
Telephones
L. (. Frailer, do, office sups.
Glass A Prudhomme Co., sher
iff, office supplies 37.50
Western l.'nloa Tel. Co ,o,
telegrams .
T. 1). Taylor, do, State vs. Wal
ter Ogllvy
T. D. Taylor, do, potitage
Irwln-llodson Co., treasurer,
office supplies
Taylor Hdw. Co., coroner,
hdw. supplies
1. 10. Young, school aupt, as
sistant and expenses
Alice G. Dausener, widows?
pensions, charity
Illrdie E. Swarthart, do
Pearl K. Uroxson, do
Mallnda Heed, do
Ida E, Stewart, do
Flora May Harper, do
Katie Wight, do
Pearl E. Freeman, do
Mary V. Ellis, do .
Josle Kirk, do
Winnie Fox, do
Iddie Blizzard, do
100.00
health officer,
.'alary ., .
5.35,1). J. McFuu
! salary
j Lime Ilium, road district No,
1 2 labor
Cliff Kinney, do, labor
1 1'ster Kinney, do, labor ....
H'ralK Tull, do, labor 1S..MJ
Allen Ilaineline, do, labor... 16.30
Tumalum Lbr. Co. do, lumber
A. F. 'Compton road Dlst. No.
3, labor
E. L. Davis, do, labor
Frank McQueen, do, labor....
S. Torgerson, do, labor
Kalph Walter, do. labor
H. A. Williams, do. labor....
It. McQueen, do, labor
Sam Ingle, do, labor
Tumalum Lbr. Co.. do, lumber
G. It. Herman, Koad Dlst. No.
11, labor
Tumalum I.br. Co., do, lumber
Tumalum Lbr. Co., Hond Dlst.
No. 12, lumber
Ed Dupuls, Koad Dlst. No.
16, labor
J. I. H -mmock, Koad Dlst. No.
18, labor
Jim Teanhey, do, labor
Mathew Llnzy, do, labor
10.
5.95
12.35
5.95
13.93
56.10
64.35
5.42 ,
I
4.50
.80
1.40
2.20
111.85
25.00
25.00
17.60
17.50
40.00
10.00
17.50
17.60
10.00
25.00
25.00
48.90
9.00
7.90
4.50
24.95
55.25
17.00
30.94
22.25
410.25
18.06
2.25
4.50
10.35
29.75
39.15
49.55
4.25
4.25
13.50
13.50
' A. CIcototiH, do, labor I-'.:;.',
J. T. Roche, (in, labor yi.:,
L. N. .MuConnell, do, laia.r. . 4.:,-i ,
W. Hainm, do, labor
irtd Ward, rlo. labor 12.?.:. j
X. V. .Mcl'evitl, do, labor .... So. In.
It. Stephens, do, labor 31.25
Tom Jenkins, do. labor 31.35
M. Tndhunter. do.
Fny Woods, do, labor 1.05
W. .1. Wattenburger, do. labor 36.60
H. C. Moslter, Road Dlst. No.
22. labor 12.90
C. F. Dodds. do, labor 5.25
H. C. Dunn, do, labor 48.50
H. C. Dunn. do. labor 5.50
Flank Neal, do labo
James I.a.Hon, do, labor ..
J., K. Hayes, do, labor....
L. Tracy, do, labor
W. Lucas, di), labor
J. A. Ary, do, labor
J. Hanlon, do, labor
E. Bovent, do, labor
Elmer Parson, do, labor ...
Pen Chosa, do, labor . .,
F. C. Medley, do, labor ... .,
W. A. Hoagland, do, labor.,
T. E. Hates, do, labor
T. J. Kennedy, do, labor . . .
A. Agen, do, labor
W. M. Ivie, do, labor
L. roll, do, labor
W. Brooking, do, labor
A. Anderson, do, labor
fcoy Faust, do, labor
John McKeown, do, labor...
B. Kenny, do, labor
J. H. Johnson, do. labor
3.15
10.70
17.70
IS. 00
IX. 00
MUTTON HOLDS ;
STRONG TONE
(Courtesy Tuesday's Journal.)
PORTLAND, Ore Scarcely enough
28.50 j stuff entered the North Portland
13.20
N FRAN
4ho Nov Wo y
labor 10.00 j B. Treanor, do, labor
Carrie Neumann, do 17.50
4t.0
26.45
1.95
I
1-6Q I
3.35 l
.20 !
.40
108.66
30.00
10,9
14.70
.30
28.
14.20
2.40
Marv E. Cummlna, do
Penland Bros, court house.
Bupplleis and drayan 95
n. W. Simpson, do, labor. . . . la.SS
Pac. Power & Light Co., do,
light
Pendleton Water Worka, do,
water .....
Pushonir A Co.. do, Jury chaira 153.60
Taylor Hdw. Co., do, hardware
auppllea
Crescent Chem. Co., do, Jani
tor's supplies
City Scavenger & Garbage Co.
do, hauling garbage
J. L. Vaughan, do, electrical
supplies
Oregon Lumber Yard, do,
lumber
H. M. Sloan, poor, blasksm g
C.rltman Bros., do, supplies..
Pendleton Holler Mills, do,
supplies
Frank Neagle. do. blacksm g
Peoples Warehouse, do, sup
plies
Flora Stephens, do, labor
Pacific Power & Light CO., a,
light
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, do,
drugs i
D. D. Phelps, do. repairs
t. Anthony's Hospital, do,
treatment, W. . King....
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, do,
rimes
Pendleton Drug Co.. do. drun
Uilliland and Spalding, do.
treatment (5eo. McOaughey
H. lilllls, do, treatment M.
K. Hugger
Govs' and Girls' Aid .Society,
do, charity
T. D. Taylor, do, Kit. fare..
T. D. Taylor. d
Ernestine Gelssler, do. charity
L. Dunne, do, care Mrs. Serg
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, jail,
drugs
P. D. Phelps, do, repairs ....
W. I. C.adwa, do
Dr. D. J. McFaul, insane, exm.
of C. F. Herr
Freewater Times, fruit insp.
printing
Wm. P. Ward, misc. (water-
master) sal. and expense..
1. A llelneman. do
W. W. Uoeder. do 193.50
J. A. Yeager, do, sealer wts.
and mean. sal. and exp.... tl.vo
(. W. Lassen, veterinarian,
service rendered lu.uu
P. Hutchinson, misc. Indi
gent soldiers 30.00
Jewel Anderson, do, P. P. I.
exposition 13.13
Joe Wilcox, do 22.50
R. Ellis Calllson, do !."
H. H, Cleaver, do 8.00
E. E. Cleaver, do 100.00
F. M. Murphy, do, auto hire. 38.io
J. U Vaughan, do, electrical
supplies 10.60
B. L. Burroughs, do, lumber. 64.60
Geo. C. Baer & Co., do, hdw.
supplies S.2o
McCook & Bentley, do, sup
plies 80
B. Ourdane, do, auto hire
KiOO Taylor Hdw. Co., do, hardware
Road Dlst. 22,
10.00
supplies
Lold Stuart.
labor 25.50
Robert Manning, do. labor . . 7.25
Albert Bovlen. do labor 7.40
Wm. Brown, do, labor 2.15
Duey Jaquea, do, labor 12.40
4.50
28.50
12.25
2.45
4.03
4.63
42.98
8.24
17.00
Joe Martin, do, labor
Thomas Jaques, do, labor. . . .
Elmer Snyder, do. lumber. . . .
I Pilot Rock, Lbr. Co., do, lbr.
. i ni... V
j j yjra Aruogasi, xvoau mm, -u.
24, lumber ..
175 'J. H. Wagner, do, rdw. sups.
' jOra Arbogast, Uoad Dlst. No.
-c I j!6, lumber
IJ. H. Wagner, do, rdw. sups...
Jl T. Thome, Koad Dlst. No.
31, labor
Charley Cunningham, Koad
Dlst. No. 31, labor 93. to
. .o . Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber 72.15
' IO. H. Van Orsdall, Koad Dlst.
No. 35, labor 38.25
E. L. Van Orsdall, do, labor.. 20.25
K. Atlcbury, Koad Dlst. No.
I 41. labor
Geo. VVuster, do, labor ......
J Clark Ware, do, labor
' James Fisk, do, labor
I P. Sheridan, do, labor
James Chesnut, Koad Dlst
43, labor
E. G. Marquis, do, labor
J.Cantrell, do, labor
,C,. E. Siiencer, Koad DipL No,
I 44. labor
J. W. Siiencer, do. labor
1 1'. ij. iay, uo, luoor
i 1
21.25
4.25
3.35
3.35
42.33
W. H. Salsbury, do, labor
D. ' Kavanaugh. do, labor. . . .
W. s. Yates, do, labor
O. Williams, do, labor
E. J. Sacre, do, labor
P. Dominlck, do, labor
Claud Matthews, do, labor..
R. Mulettl. do, labor
F. Nash, do, labor
W. Gefeke. do. labor
W. E. Welch W. Webb St. bdw.
labor
Roy Meacham, do, labor....
Wm. Roon. do. labor
M. Deardorf, do, labor 17.00
4.r,o
9.00
6.45
13.20
I. 7.00
II. 25
10.95
12.10
3.35
10.10
5.60
10.10
2.25
8.75
6.45
1.70
2.80
4.50
1.95
17.60
1.10
1.15
7.8
3.35
7.85
8.45
77.50
14.00
6.75
12.35
ards to establish prices today. Ap
parently there is no change In the
general swine situation, the bulk of
V
h.
.Ma
11.00 ( M,,nf.r 'labor
W. 11. Ross, Old Oregon Trail.
griiceries
W. Gordon, Wild Horse Mac.
labor
Sylvester Crabill, do, labor,.
M. O'Donnell. do. labor
r
.30
9.10
10.00
12.00
6.15
??'?? i W. Gordon, do, labo;
J1-"U,.W. J. Crabill, do, labor
W. (.;. Seaman, do, hibor . . .
Sid Crabill, do, labor
W. J. Crabill, do, labor
Thomas Herr, do, labor
James Koss, do, labor
John Crumm, do, labor ....
A. 1. Myrlck, do, labor
Grant Steen, do. concrete pipe
Robert Bruce, Riverside Bdg.,
labor 68.50
Jim Brown, do, labor 58.80
Sam S;ephens, do, labor 58. 20
Wm. Koop, do. labor 11.25
John Qulgley. do, labor 7.85'
Alexander Dept. Store, River
side Bridge, oil
Geo. C. Bater Co.; do, hard
ware supplies
W. J. Clarke, do
B. L. Burroughs, do, lumber 629
Van Petten Lbr. Co., bdgs.
lumber (
Tallman & Con, do, drugs
Taylor Hdw. Co., do, hardware
supplies -
McCook & Bentley, do
D. D. Phelps, Riverside Bdg.
hardware supplies
H. M. Sloan, bridges and
misc., blacksmlthing
Illinois Steel Bridge Co., misc.
amt. due bdg. contract..
W. N. Dethridge, misc. amt.
due contract
2.25 G, W. Simpson, do, labor....
17.00 W. J. Clarke, do, rdw. sup's
12.50 Wlllard Bradley, do, salary
and expense
Marcus May. do
E. A. Waterman, do
E. G. Thomas, do
H. E. McLean, do
13.50, Hotel Echo, do, meals
8.75 j City Livery and Feed Stables,
6.50 1 do, livery
6.50 E. H. Serfling, do. feed
6.75 !c. a. Brownell. do
F. R. .StUart, do, expense....
G. Yuen, do
G. V. Bradley, do, express and
freight
Standard Oil Co., do, oil
.35
4.00
5.00
7.50
82.50
125.50
13.50
13.50
9.00
13.5 I
54.00
129.25
12.00
15.00
9.00
4.50
1 5.50
3.50
17.00
20.75
15.00
30.00
liheem-Sheafmold Co., do,...
11 M. Cockburn, Co. court, cal.
A C. Funk, deputy sheriff, sal. 125.00
J. A. Blagely, do 100.00
J. H. Estes, do 100.00
Muriel Saling, deputy clerk,
salary 100.00
Amanda Mumm,' steno. wilary 70.00
B. S. Burroughs, deputy hire,
salary 125.00
J. E. Beam, deputy treas, sal. 100.00
G. W. Simpson. Janitor, salary 80.00
J. A. Horn, stijit poor farm,
Tom Jenkins, do. labor
Guy Clark, do, labor
W. Gefeke, do, labor
W. A. Hoagland, do, labor. .
Joe Smith, labor, do
Fred Ward, do, labor
Jim Parkis, do, labor
John Quigley, Bo, labor
Win. Itoop, do
J. A. Ary, do, labor
33.15
60.75
65.00
78.60
21.90
7.85
24:75
33.45
30.35
2.25
ROUND-UP DATES.
The 1915 Round-up will be held on Sept. 23, 24, 25.
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I flORTiiERH PACIFIC RY. I
n
The Great Big Baked Potato Route E
REACHES THEM ALL.
I Reduced Rates ' 1
The Direct Route 1
A few days lay-off and visit will greatly profit you.
COLUMBIA RIVER GRAPE CARNIVAL, f
Kennewick, Sept. 13-15.
INTERSTATE FAIR & LIVE STOCK SHOW,
Spokane, Sept. 13-18.
I STATE FAIR,
North Yakima, Sept. 20-25.
ROUND-UP, PENDLETON, SEPT. 23-25. i
Apply to local agent for informa-
tion a3 to rates, trains, etc. E
W. ADAMS, Agent,
Pendleton, Ore.
A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A., PortUnd, Oregon.
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Notice for Bids.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the secretary
of the Umatilla county library board
at her address, Pendleton, Oregon,
until 12 o'clock noon, September 30,
1915 for the construction of a library
building approximately 42x63 feet, of
basement, main floor and attic, In
cluding approaches and grading or
lot.
Plans and specifications can be ob
tained from Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis, !
president of the library board, Pendle
ton, Oregon, by making a deposit o
S20.00 which will be refunded to un
successful bidders on return of the
I lans and specifications In good con
dition. Plans and specifications are also on
file In the public library at Pendleton
on the second floor of the city hall,
where they may be Inspected.
Each bid for all the work shall be
accompanied by a certified check up
on a national bank drawn to the or
der of the Umatilla county court, to
the amount of five per cent of the
bid, binding the bidder to execute the
v. ork If uwarded to him. All such de
posits, except that of the accepted
bidder, will be returned within one
week after the contracts have been
awarded. Failure of the successful
bidders to furnish bond called for
herein within one week after the con
tract has been awarded will result in
the award of the work being rescind
ed .and given another bidder; and the
certified check of the defaulting bid
der will become liable up to its full
amount of any difference In the am
ounts of the two bids.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to furnish a satisfactory bond,
in amount one-half the contract price,
executed by a Surety company accept
able to the county court and qualified
to do business in the Btate of Oregon,
such bond Insuring the fulfillment ot
all the provisions of the contract and
the satisfactory completion of the
work thereunder within the time stat
ed, and covering all guarantees pro
vided for In the specifications, the
prompt payment of all persons fur
nishing materials or labor required for
the prosecution of the work and the
settlements of all claims, liens or oth
er liabilities arising from the con
struction of the work or the use of
patented articles.
The library board reservea the right
to reject any or all bids.
Mark envelopes "Bid on Library
Building."
Dated this 14th day of September,
1915. JESSIE 8. VERT,
Secretary ,of Library Board, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
1.50
10.00
16.35
0
17.50
.90
2.90
7.00
8.70
4499.00
400.0)
2.70
1.05
99.20
19.00
24.00
12.00
89.00
14.00
6.00
1.75
2.70
11.75
11.25
93.31
209.34
,1.4,. -i
the tops selling around 16.60 'ft 6.75 ! .tr'" ' -., . , jaf-j, . : , f
with only a sprinkling of business at "'.i """L"f !m"4 ; J ' "
There was a firmer tone for hogs at rj yZ "t'i & V j ' ,
some points in the east today with -J4XSSV"'7-- ? t 'Lr-
prices higher.
General hog market range:
Best light 6. 75 ft 6.85
Medium light 6.6S&6.75
Good to heavy 6-50 ft 6.60
Rough to heavy 5.00t6.0tf
( attic Market Is Kasy,
With the bulk of the sales of tops
around $6.50 the market for cattle
continues rather slow to easy. There
was only a handful of stuff on the
market this morning.
Cattle market in the central west
was fractionally stronger today.
General cattle market range:
.Select steers $6.50 & 7.00
Best hay fed steers 6 25 ft 6.35
Good to choice 6.00 i 62.5
Ordinary to fair 5.00 & 5.75
Best cows 5.00 5.25
Good to prime 4 504.75
.Select bulls 4.50 4.75
Fancy bulls 4.25
Ordinary bulla 2.50 3.50
Best calves 7.50 & 8.00
Mutton Very Strong.
Today's offerings of mutton were
very scant In the local market and
strong conditions rule throughout the
North Portland trade.
Steady conditions were generally
shown at Omaha this morning.
General mutton market:
Choice spring lambs 16.60 6.75 rose, is going to be curbed. A tempo
Common spring lambs ... 5.75 6 25 rary organization of business men has
Choice yearling wethers. . 6.50 been formed with a view to financing
Good yearlings 4.75 5.25 the undertaking and It la expected
Old wethers 4.75 5.00 that the board of aldermrn will au-
Choice light ewea ' 4.50 4.75 thorize a bond issue to aid In the
Good ewes 3.754.00 building of levees. The levees prob-
Rougii heavy ewea 3.50 3.60 ably will be decorative, as It Is ael-
IJvestock Slilpiiers. dom they will be put to the practical
Sheep D. S. Abraham, Gaston, 1 purpose of protecting the city from
load. flood. Eleven persons perished and
Cattle and calves L. P. Shumaker, about 10,000 were made idle by the
i if i i ii"
..'.aCc-eK'
lilt '.ntfx
,d-.n:lli
Palatial -Deck Steamships
"Great Northern" and "Northern Pacific"
EVERY T I' 15 DAY, THURSDAY. SATURDAY FOIt
SAN FRANCISCO.
Throu tickets to other California Points, and via California East
EarM Same as Kail and INCLUDE MEALS AND BERTH.
Low Excursion Rates from Pendleton and all other Northwest
ern Points. Only 26 hours at Sea. Delightful Ride Along the
lower Columbia River on THE NORTH BANK ROAD. Steamer
Train leaves Portland :30 A. M., Stmr. arrives 8. K. 3:30 P. M.
rext uay.
SERVICE PLUS Free mid-meal
refreshments, tea and buffet lunche
ons. Orchestra, Dancing, Deck
Games and other unusual features of
entertainment
W. ADAMS. Agent, X. P. RY.
Pendleton.
It. IL CR07.IER. A. G.
Portland
San Francisco 665 Market St.
K ?
Chehalis, Wash., 1 load.
Mixed stuff Rice Bros.
1 load cattle and hogs.
Cattle Arthur Scott,
one load.
recent flood.
Sheridan, less. '
Hundreds were home-
;i:t rid of those poisons
in voi r system.
Von will find Dr King's New Life
nni.. - ..,if..ir.- i.v.tivt in I mans.
? : ! ' ,.. ' " '. I groom James McFadden
it;eaiiis me jiuh?uh.t num ..v-i,.
tern. Accumulated waste and poisons
cause manifold ailments unless releas
ed. Dizziness, spots before the eyes,
blackness and a miserable feeling gen
erally are indications that you need
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Take a
dose tonight and you will experience
grateful relief by morning. 25c.
Adv.
Bernheim, One drop of petrol will kill a
wasp instantly, but if applied to a bee
or a fly, it will-be quite Ineffective.
Consul's Daughter Weils. .Imitation leather Is used by some
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15. The vegetarians for boots, shoes and even
Presbyterian Church in Overbrook took covers.
was the scene one night recently of a
ouiet little wedding. The bride was
Pupils Fitted for Jolw. I
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 15. Every j
course in the public scnoois is ueins
Miss Paulette Hagemans, daughter ot wlth L0CAL APPLICATIONS, as' the,
Consul-General and Mrs. Paule Hage- cunnot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
of Belgium, and the bride- tsrrn is a blood or coDstltutloDal disease
carpenter, ...i remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure b
Jr., of Pittsburg. The ceremony was tRkpn Internally, and acts directly upon
conducted bv Rev. George Duff, of " Mo"! n(J mucoua surfaces. Ilall't
, , . , , k.,j.. Catarrh Cure Is not a quack med r ue. If
Pittsburg, a friend of the bridegroom. . prP,.rlb.d by on( , the phy
The bride was attended by her sis- sirlans In this country for yeart and It
ter-in-law. Mrs .Jacques R. A. Hage- regular prescription. It Is composed of
. . un u - the beat tonics known, combined n-ha th
mans, as matron of honor, while her bood pnrlfler8 aotlng dlrectly ,hf
bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Clark, mucous aurfaces. The perfect eomnlna
of New York, and Miss Christine Ev- tlon of the two ln?redlents Is what pro
, ... ,, . , , daces such wonderful results In curina
ans of this city. Tns best man ws C8tarrn g.Ld for trstlmonlala. free.
Kcbert Miller of Lancaster.. After a F. J. CI1ENEY k CO.. Props.. Toledo, O
'.uddiiiB trip thy -.oWe w'l. Ii'.e t ::'"!'"" V":r
Ithaca, N. Y. I
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in Price.
Take Hall a Family Villa for constlpatloa
PHONE 666 PHONE
For
INDEPENDENT MESSEN
GER SERVICE
Open Day and Night
Commencing September 10.
Rates 15 cents and up.
RAY KELSO, Prop.
Sloep!cs!ios. You can't sleep In
adapted to fit emiaren ior muusu m. i thp gtilIest neht if your digestion Is
and commercial positions when they ba(J Takp Hood g garsaparilla it
leave school, according to an an- strengthen3 ,he stomaoh and estab
nouncement yesterday of Dr. John P. ,,shog ,hat con(1ition ln which sleep
Garber, acting superintendent f; r(,guiariv comes and is sweet and re
schools. For the first time in thej fl.eshing Adv.
history of elementary schools, handi- ' '
work will be Incorporated in tno
work of every grade. The courses
will be developed so that no matter at
what time a child leaves school, he or
she will be equippedfor some work
in me ouisiue iumu. . , . T . T.,,
n.waonnnili,IlP, 6iralcl lttS 1 L "1 I. AVUa ..cat. iwv.,
To Curb craxy River. I
SAINT LOL'IS, Sept. 14. The Riv
er Des Peres, which recently grew
from an Insignificant trickle of yellow
water to a torrent that engulfed the
Dr. Garber is in
with big manufacturers and business (
firms In the city to find out whati
handiwork they think will be most
useful to younger boys and girls.;
Snelllne. arithmetic. English and his-;
tory all have been revised along prac-j
tlcal "bread-winning" lines, nd from
the day the children first enter school
they will give from one to two periods
n week to study the rudiments of;
trade work.
The course in handiwork for the
first to third grades has been outlin
ed bv William A. Mason, director ot
drtiwlne: John ( Frazee. associate
superintendent, is in charge of the
industrial training ln all other grades
caused damage estimated at $1,000.
000 and subsided as quickly as it
7 r.iorjEY
Plenty to Loan
Come in and See Us
MATLOCK-LAATZ INVESTMENT
113 East Court St
$
$
CO.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL Di
rector and licensed embalmer. Op
posite postoffice. Funeral parlor, two
funeral cars. Calls responded to day
Special teachers will direct the work j or night. Phone 75.
of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades
RALET & RALET, ATTORNEYS AT
law. Office In American National
Bank Building.
FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office in Dcspain building.
CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNEYS
at law Office In rear of American
National Bank building.
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED PARTY WILL PAY Cash
or give trade for Umatilla county
farm. J20 to 140 per acre. Addrena
Box 11. Athena, Or.
MISCELLANEOUS.
in the regular schoolrooms. In thejj. T. BROnMsHKMlltttsmni
seventh and eighth grades advanced: Funeral director and licensed em
carpentry and mental work will be rainier. Most modern funeral par
taunht the boys in manual shops. : lor. morgue and funeral cars. Calls re-
v.hlle the girls learn to cook In school; sponded to day or night (-orn"r JAMES B. PERRY ATORN'fv at
kitchen centers j Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 j law 0,fi Tavlor Hardware! f!ne lot of stock cuts that our
TRESSPASS NOTICES, STALLION
season cards and sale bills of every
description printed at reasonable
prices at the East Oresfonlan Wa
"The work has all been arranged
.In harmony with the requirements of i IXSl'ItAXCE AND I.AXD BUSINESS;
company.
the child labor law,'1 Dr. Garber saio.i
"We do not intend to neglect the cul
ture side of education, but we want
to train every boy and girl for his life;
work as well." I
patrons are allowed the free use of
COl (iHS THAT ARE STOPPED!
Careful people see that they ARE
stopped. Dr. King's New Discovery
is a remedy of tried merit. It has
held Its own, on the market for 4 6
years. Youth and old age testify to
its soothing and healing qualities.
Pneumonia and lung troubles are oft
en caused by delay of treatment. Dr.
King's New Discovery stops those
hacking coughs and relieves la grippe
tendencies. Money back if it falls. 50c
and 11.00 Adv.
FETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOR- AUCTION SALES THE EASTORE-
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKKSj neys at law; rooms 3 and 4, Smith-1 gonlan makes a specialty of au-
reliable abstracts of title to air Crawford building. 'tlon sale bills, cards and advertising.
lands In Umatilla county. Buys and j We can furnish auctioneer, clerk ard
sells all kinds of real estate. Doea DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY j advertising complete that will assure
a general brokerage busines. Pays; at law. Will practice in all state you of having a successful sale.
taxes and makes investments for non-janu ieuerai courts. Rooms T, 8 and
residents. Writes fire, life and accl- 9. Despaln building. j
dent Insurance. References, any bank!
In Pendleton.
JAMES JOHNS, Pres.
C. H. MARSH. Sec.
BENTLEY & LEFF1NGWELL, REAL
estate, fire, life and accident Insur
ance agenta. 815 Main street Phone
404.
Senator Favors IH'fensc.
OLMPIA, Wash., Sept. 14. "I'm
not for peace "at any price.' neither
am I for war 'at any price.' " said
Senator Junes of Washington, in an
address before a large Labor day
gathering here. ,
"Every effort I can put forth to
keep peace at home and peace abroad
will be exerted,", he said.
Senator Jones also declared he was
In favor of war only in defense of the
flag, the Integrity of the government
and the safety of the home.
SECOND HAND DEALERS.
V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEW
and second-hand goods. Cash paid
for all second-hand goods bought.
Cheapest place ln Pendnleton to buy
household goods. Come and get our
prices, ilt E. Court street. Phone
I71W.
AUCTIONEERS.
COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTIONEER
makes a specialty of fanners' stock
and machinery sale. "Th man that
teta yon the money " Leave orders
at Bast Orefonlaa offloa.
GEORGE G. COUTTS. ATTORNEY
at law. Estates settled, wills, deeds.
mortgages and contracts drawn. Col
lections made Room 17, Schmidt
block.
FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTOR-
ney at law. Office ln Smith-Craw
ford building.
d. A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AND
counsellor at law. Office In Despaln
building.
PHYSICIANS.
DRS. WHITAKER ft WOOD, DEN
tlsts. Office hours I a. m. to I p
m. Mllarkey building, Pendletot
Oregon
ENGRAVED CARDS. INVITATIONS
wedding announcements, embossed
private and busines stationery, ato.
Veay latest styles. Call at Ea't Ore
gonlan office and see sample.
LEGAL RI.ANKS OF EVERY DB
scrlptlon for county court, circuit
court. Justice court, real estate, etc,
for sale at East Oregcnlan office.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
C. W. LASSEN. M. D. V. COL' NTT
veterinarian. Residence telephone
17; office telephone. It.
mmjg. ; J. - u
BEAVER ENGRAVING
COMPANY r-.tr"
"c"f work y tjy littvwtunuc4i '