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ROUND-UP SERIES Don't Put It Off Mail in Today. Date East Oregonian Pub. Co., Pendleton, Oregon. .1915 Enclosed find 23c for which please send your special Round-Up Editions postpaid as yer your "special offer," to the following address: Name Post Office Name of Sender .' . Well, Dad, It's Time You Were Thinking About I PflCTA I WPlIPF IQ Digging for Gwendolyn's Winter Millinery OLIlf lUL I J 10 BE EXTENDED TO NCLUDE L. CONSTANCE LADD, Trained Nurse. Obstetrical cases ; reason able. 513 Railroad St. CHICHESTER S PILLS . 1 UK IAMIM DBA Ml. a 0 I atkfoirllri hlbrsvtrpftlsimond Hraatl. run m turn uoia oeta N.". -.(vi with liitse R.l TiL rm Ihrr. rnv f roar ItrnrsrU A rflM MTs.TCR i).rH).r i;:am ni.isuu ynt knon ISeit, bKsst. AUivt r.rtW'lt SOLD DV CiUJf GISTS t'.ISTOEPJ J A " 1. , , 1 1 i -M A w: ' t ' I'OSTM ASTER (iKXEKAfj SYS ItAXY THOUSANDS WILL RE REEHTTra. o l;s(ri( (Inn llns rn Mailo in Anj Way liolann RiirU-win Sim ser vice Will lio t arried tint Without InircaslliK tlio t'ost of the Postal IH'llvery u the People. oT railway mail .av Is p-irelv and 1 i ilf-mniti' to an unlimn sr-itly a t. n wi n-sM fiii.vtii,n, to tie de-lis an ! il.im,iK'' unil c:(- (,n Its rnrrliH aft.-r the rourh ?iftin?. dllheratinn and analj!a 01 tt;e facts. The department desires to ;ay a rate reaHonaMe eompenatery tt- the railru.'KlH. taking into consif'. eratlon all of the ron'litions of the service. Mails are net a commodity of commerce, and hence the question of whether a different yardstick (should be applied to them is a debat able one. I have always held that while the mails may not be a com modity of commerce, transportation; undoubtedly ig; and that when the rost'offlce needs transportation it should pay a fair price for it. "However, the department H en titled to the lowest rate consistent with the business equities of the cae. High cost articles of commerce which move In small volume and In the ex change of which a large margin ofito the government by the constitu proflt is involved bear high transpor- t:on. Telegraph and telephone utlll tatlon charges. The mails move la. ties properly belong to the post"! large volume, are easily handled, Im- service. pose little risk on the carrier and "Whether this question appeal o I constitute a traffic into which the forcibly to the public Imagination ( element of profit does not enter at' that congress will respond at onc, U anotner question., i-ersonany, i oe . These photographs are for dad and Gwendolyn. They show the latest tning in millinery direct from Paris. They will be the luge this winter, and dad might as well begin to think about them. Gwendolyn's got to have the hutn nnri .h. for them. ThpuA aum,.inD nPA .,i,tc..i. I - e w ,tuuiuii. : ed cnrlv Iti.c t,A l , c ., .,,,. niaj imve WHrninK of what will confront him a feiv weeks hence. The upper hat Is Just a dear, dad. It you get one for Gwendolyn some young fellow might come alone to pay her expenses for the rest of her life. Maybe you don't know how it Is made, hut listen to the words of an authority: "due of the season's smartest mod els is shown In this large picture hat made up uf deep purple velvet. The crown is soft, and the brim edjre shows an Inch flange. The simple ti imtri'ng consists of a band of silver I. raid " The middle hat is Just as dashine as any theatrical star ever wore and 1 ought to fascinate a man with an. eye for beauty. Listen again to au-'iwt it f,,r t,r thority; "This charming black velvet model! shows a most unusual brim outline. which drooiw low at the right side 'son. j pert says about It: This is what the ex- BT LOWELL MELLETT. (Enlted Press Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON. "What do you want to talk about?" asked the post master general. "Politics." "Nothing doing." said the post "Whv not" pay roaus more than a t ...,.i.'i . . . . reasonable compensation on the ba ,,J. 'r . f. X " ?" l.'nd Snt slg I "ave Indicated would amount tn ZZJZ " levying an indirect tax upon the gen ah i... u a .v ,.'eral PuM'c for the benefit of pri All right, but why do they call vate nterest 'V!".tlClrh .f. thLC"blnet " I "A Painstaking and thorough Inve- I SUnnose that ua hpallKa vntt D o-i.i ' i v ... . . Z l'sat:on has been made, running over 1" ". f,;to t0. .tn ?atC.h a long period of time. The testa cf "v. . ' ' t"""OBU!; c,aM'-, reasonableness have been completer" ZL?:JZV?ka m and.fuV the postal authorities , , . .. ,. sn reststlng the cla ms of the rail "Speaking of politics " I roads. "We aren't speaking of politics," i , Said the Dostmaster eeneral The government as a shipper 0 " what means this holier In the parcel post' should not be required to rural districts about restrictions of, pay mTe than ta chwged other ship- the rural free delivery'" vera l0T suostantiaiiy the same ser. The postmaster general had been vVe' There have been many ln at least half-interested in th 9n.ni dances where the railroads have car on his desk, but now he swung ried the same matter both aB ePss sharply around ln his chair. He re-! 8nd as ma" and have eherged almost moved hi. no. rlenrnh,,hiw to Xibe Iot It as mall. Why should ave them from the heat of the sud-!11, co8t the ral"-ads more to haul a den blaze in hi. Siven Package because It carries the "There has been no restrict) government label? How does an ex Who av ther. hn h..n a r.vt. Press company's label reduce the ex- sion Is tinder way which gives service pense ,0 ,he rai"-oad?" to many hundred thousands who are. inere Deing no apparent answer entitled to It, but heretofore have' to this, the, postmaster general was been denied It. This Is being done asked what the next step would be. without Increasing the cost of the "Largely because of the opposition ! a rii "M " for en. I:.., rnf ly order were msuo.r Kr.tn(;pr th niailt-r of a parcel the- privi:,i-e of obtaining a receipt on pa? mnt. of one cent ancl Increasing the yut lim it from 7i inihe.s to ! Indie, lens'll jtr.d girth combined. Tn; will in rlude the standard (miineri l.il crate. The pick-up. (. O I), postage end fur. ther extension of the size and weight limits will come In time" "When do you expect to see tfca government ownership and posral'ia t'on of '.he telegraph and telephone that you and other postmasters-general have been recommending?'' WM a final question. "That la hard to say. The rontrol and operation of all vehicles for tha transmission of intelligence should i be ln the hands of the government. I The function is specifically reserved. postal service and without taking away service from anyone who now has it. It Is accomplished with mon ey saved by eliminating waste ef fort, extravagance, special favors ar.d privileges. "Just for example: Parts of hup dieds of rural routes have been trav eled daily by two or njore rural car. riers. many to the railway mail section, the en tire postofflce appropriation bill was defeated In the senate last ' winter, and the whole question went over to the coming congress," he said. "Need less to say, I shall renew my recom mendation on the subject. If the rail roads are successful in their cam paign for more pay, It will seriously There are cases ln which as hamper the proper development o as six or seven carriers, each tne parcel post." getting from $1000 to 11200 a year, This brought us right up to the have been going over the same eight' postmaster general's favorite topic. 01 ten miles of- road. Polities! This tie admitted he had taken more vicious duplication of service was pleasure from the opportunity to built up through a series of years hyl build up the parcel post system than political lnflnence. By cutting outjfrom any other branch of his work these duplications we get a balance - It is apparent, he said, that the pub- available for service ln territory that l:c appreciates the new service and has long deserved It. "Do you know what retraces are? No. Well, 1 11 tell you, John Smith is a wealthy and influential farmer, living a half mile from a rural route. John uses 'his influence and gets an wants it developed to Its maximum. "Notwithstanding the business de pression caused by the war," said Mr Burleson, "the flow of parcel mail has steadily increased. An enormous traffic has come Into being in little From Any Angls you view our fixtures the result Is the same perfection. Perfection to the slightest de tail. While very low In price, they are high In quality. No matter how beautifully your home may be furnished, our fixtures will enhance that beauty. If you'll step In we'll gladly show them and quote prices. J. L. VAUGHAN LJL J f"3 a Tn "There is a decided vogue for soft shirred or draped turbans this sea- tirwl tn..., , . . , w.. - . v. v. vx iictc m lliauc ....,, ,t , ,. ,eu s,lle ana ( up of navy blue velvet, the crowd be back. A wing effect of black goura. ng softly folded Into place and forms T, ! 'T'?! e",e ttt the back-"i'he single high loop at the left side. Jus look at the sweet little thing An irridescent beaded ornament in way down in the corner. Gwendolyn the shape of bird Is an added a' will make many hearts flutter and ; traction." an ner temale friends envious If you) Think it over, dad. MUTTON MARKET FEW CENTS UP fractionally smaller than the-offerings last Friday. Top stuff sold this morning at S6.65 and this is still considered the general extreme mark, although it Is quite possible that a few head may lie cut out here and there and sold to some small buyer for a fraction more. Eastern swine trade was generally quoting an advanced price this morn- (t'ourtesy Friday's Journal.) POKTLAND, Ore The extreme strength In the mutton situation and ing, .no lorecasis t.y mis paper of higher General hog market range prices for offerings aside from lambs,! Pest light 1 6 5 3 6 65 were shown in the North Portland, Medium l'giit . 6 45650 .,iain..- uiciay. nue mere was not (;nod to heavy enough mutton available for the trade j Hough to heavy iu cause u nutter among buyers. crder requiring the rural carrier to; more than two years. go the half mile to his gate, deposit; "The parcel post knits our countr: and collect mall and return to the more closely together. It is the main road a full mile of extra trav- farmer's sole express facility; he el. Eliminating 26 such half-mile re-, buys an 1 to some extent now, sells traces is equivalent to eliminating an by mail. The Farm-to-Table adjunct unnecessary rural route and special cf the parcel post offers the citj privilege amounting to $1200 a year, householder the means of obtaining "Between April 1 and July 10 the , better farm produce at lower prices, readjustment of the rural service ana nna provides many rarmers with a inauguration of motor vehicles ser-: new lucrative market. vice left SCI1. 754 for establishing newj " Here s something you may not routes. With part of this money 735. have thought of: As a result of the new routes have been put In opera- parcel post competition, all express tion, serving 85,748 additional famil les. persons." "What of your fight with the raib roads " I wouldn't call It a fight, traffic now moves much more swiftly. "I realize that the commercial ship per. has had grievances. Many boards of trade have passed resolutions de claring the present postal service "To an innocent newspaper reader. IackSj features of express sen-Ice it looks I which for them are absolutely Indis- "No, It Isn't a fight. The question j rensible. such as receipts for parcels, lieve the time is not far away.' Hearse 'for Hire' Tag t.o. OLTMPIA, Wash., Sept. 24. The words "for hire" on the number plates of automobile hearses having offended the sensibilities of under takers throughout the state. Secretary of State Howell has ordered new sets of number plates with the offending words eliminated and the more pleas, ing designation "funeral car" in their stead. fe Is Robbed. WINEVILLE, Cal., Sept. 24 Lit erally blown to pieces by a high ex plosive, the postofflce safe here was robbed and between 18000 and $1000 in cash and stamps was stolen. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, u tbey cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh Is a blood or constitutional dliease, and In order to cure it yon unit tiki In ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and acts directly upon tbe blood and mucous surface, nails Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medli-lna. It prescribed by one of tbe best phy iciaDS la this conn try for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best toDlcs known, combined with tbe best blood purifiers, acting directly on tbe mucous surface!. The perfect combina tion of the two Ingredients Ic wtat pro duces sucb wonderful molts In curing catarrh. Bftd for testimonials, free. F. J CHENEY CO. Pri, Toledo. O. fold by nrngglsts, price TV. Take Hall's Family PI I la for eonstlpatloav nr roixi). The following described animala liavo been taken up by the marshal of the City of Pendleton, to-wit; One brown horse about S year old, branded N on left hip, star in forehead, about 87 i pounds. One brown horse, about V years old, branded A on left hip, weight about 750 pounds. One bar mare with roan colt, the mare Is branded with a star on right shoulder and P on right Jaw, weight a'. out 800 pounds. One bay horse, weight about SO pounds, branded 7-H on right shoul der. One light bay bald faced hors. weight about 800 pounds, branded H T on right shoulder; crippled ln right hind leg. If said artimMs are not claimed by 'he owners or those entitled to the possession of them, costs and expenses against them paid and taken away within ten dayi from the date here of, then a 2 o'cljck p. m. of the 29th day of September, 1915, the said an imals will be sod to the highest bid der, at public auction, for cash, at the City Pound, Depot Stables, en Cottonwood street, in said City of Pendleton, the proceeds of such sale to be applied to the payment of such costs and expenses of making sale. Dated this 17th day of September, 1915. JOHN KEARNEY. City Marshal. for your office or home $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. 6.25W6.40 5.00fcJ6.00 Livestock SlilpiKTs. Hogs M. M. Itoctor. Ooldendale, Wash., one load; J. E. Proffltt, Day tn. one load; Dinsmore & Koppiin, riainview. one load; Walla Walla Meat Co., Walla Walla. Wash., two ioada; ('. E. Anderson, Telocaset, one load; c A. Urown. Gwendolen, one load. Cattle A. Maxin. . Oenterville. .ii-ii., oar loan; j. i.-. Kradroe one load. Mixed stuff M. M. Hoctor, Oold endale, Wash., one load; J. C. Krad roe, one load. -Mixed stuff M. M. Hoctor, Golden- 5.75) dale. Wash., two loads cattle anl 5.7d fogs; i-eiiTson brothers. Forest small sale of ewes was made at S3. 50 or 50c higher than previous tran sactions In that line. However, for mer prices were somewhat oot ;pf line with general conditions In the trade here, wethers and ewes being practically out of the market recent ly so far as top quality was concern ed. There W as a steady to stronger tone for mutton and lambs In the east to day, a fair rise being forced at South Omaha. j General mutton market; 1 Choice spring lambs ....S 7.00 Common spring lambs .. 6.50 6.75 holce yearling wchers. Good yearlings 5.50 Old wethers 4.754i'5.U0 -rve, one load cattle, hogs and Choice light ewes 6.25 5.50 ""CP: M. Lamons, Rooster Rock, one Good ewes 4.5OCf50O lt'1"1 c'Mt1. calves and hogs. Rough heavy ewes 3.75 0 4.25 j Cnlllo Market Limited. j Vllllstas Invadci Sonorii. No change was shown In the gen-l l'EL KIO, Sonora, Mexico. Sept. 25 eral cattle market situation nt North! (General Callas' Headquarters) Portland over night. Receipts were Information was received that 2rt.iO0 limited but demand was likewise ex- Vllllstas had Invaded Sonora from cept for real toppy stuff. Even for Chihuahua via San Ruls pass, the latter it Is not likely that any ex-j ... CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y Fl'XEHAL DIRECTORS. JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, two funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night. Phone 76. ATTORNEYS. RALET & RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT! law. Office In American National Bank Building. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office in Despain building. J. T. BROWN'S FURNITUER STORE Funeral director and licensed em balmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls re sponded to day or night. Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 I CARTER & SMYTHE, ATTORNEYS j at law Office in rear of American National Bank building. tensive supply would be welcome. Cattle market was generally steady in the ast this morning. General cattle market rnnge: Select steers Best hny fed steers Good to choice . . . Ordinary to fair . . Best cows Good to prime . . . Select hulls Fancy bulls Ordinary bulls Best calves Ho Tnulo .16. 5007, 00 . 6 2606.35 , 6. 0006. 25 . 6.00 n 6.76 . 6.00(cr5.25 The French and British war offices report the repulse of a furious German attack all along the line, but agree with the German office's report that German forces have crossed tho Trade In the hog market was steady at North Portland today. Re ceipts were ciuite liberal, total mur 1 ketlng reaching 840 head, which was .Mouse near St. Mihlel. i.tuicr4.i.i 4 Petrogrnd reports a big bat- 4.604f4.7S j tie Imminent in East Prussia. 4 25 where 800,000 Germans are 2.5O6T3.B0 concentrated. 7.&0tf8.00j . Holland has proclaimed mar- is Steady. , (n aW in i),,, eastern hoc dor to prevent supplies being smuggled Into Germany. IXSl'KAXCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts- of title to all lands ln Umatilla county. Buys and! sells all kinds of real estate. Does j JAMES B. PERRY, ATORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardware' company. T-ETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOR neys at law; rooms 3 and 4, Smith-j Crawford building. SLVLE HELP WANTED. WANTED PARTY WILL PAY Cash or give trade for Umatilla county farm, f 20 to S40 per acre. Addrw Box 11. Athena, Ore. SALESMEN POCKET SIDE LINE, new, live proposition, all mer chants in towns of 100.000 and un der want it. Pays S3 00 commission on each sale. No collecting, no risk to merchant. We take back unsold goods. Easiest, biggest paying sidj line ever offered. Canficld M's Co,' 20S Sigel Street, Chicago. .1 MISCEI.KWEOUS. :.,.u-r i'CMii , TRESSPASS NOTICES, STALLION season cards and sale billet of every DOUGLAS a general brokerage buslnes. Pays at law. villi practice ln all state maKes in vesi in en cs cor iion-j " v (i,. "ul""0 "aa , description printed at reasonable residents. Writes fire, life and neci-j 9. Dcspain building. Prices at the F-,st Orennbm w. aeni insurance, rceieiencea, un.i cuun ln Pendleton. icEOKciE G. COUTTS. ATTORNEY JAMES JOHNS, Pres. at law. Estates settled, wills, deeds, C. H. MARSH, Sec. (mortgages and contracts drawn. Col- BENTLEY & LEFF1NGWELL. REALj bIock estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance agents. 815 Main strest. Phone 404. T lections made Room 17, Schmidt SECOND HAM) DEALERS. V. STROULE. DEALER IN NEW and second-hand geods. Cash raid for all second-hand gooisS bought. Cheapest place In Pendnleton to buy household geods. Come and get our prices. 219 E. Court street Phone S71W. FREDERICK STEIWER, ATTOR ney at law. Office in Smith-Crawford building. S. A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. Office In Despaln building. ! COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTIONEER ! makes a specially of fanners' stock' and machinery sn!e "The man that j i gets you the money" Iave orders at East Oregonian office. ' PHYSICIANS. DRS. HITAKER & WOOD, DEN tlsts. Office hours 9 a. m. to S p m. Milarkey building. Pendletoi Oregon VI II KIN AUY SI Itttl'.ONS. '. w i.ass;:n. m.dTv! col?Nrj veterinarian Resident telephone :?; office telephoie, tt. have a fine lot of stok cuts that our patrons are allowed the free us of AUCTION SALES THE EAST0RE5 gonlan makes a specialty of u tlon sale bills, cards and advertising. We can furnish auctioneer, clerk and advertising complete that will aisurs you of having a successful sale. a1 ii 'j. HEAVER ENGRAVING . COMPANY - - i! r ii r -