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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPT) EMBER 30, 1915.
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Obstetrical cases ; reason
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A group of lierman prisoners re
turning; to their camp near Dorches
ter after u walk in the fields. Note
that they have gathered flowers on
the way.
LONDON, Sept. 30. Herman prls-
by
oners in the British detention camps are, of course, accompanied
are given the privilege of dally walks guard and are not permitted to speaK
in the fields. They appear to enjoy to passers-by. Attempts to ecaie are
these outings, talking among them-J extremely rare and the guards sel
selves and singing as they walk. Theydom have trouble with them.
HOG MARKET IN
WEAKER TREND
i Courtesy Wednesday's Journal I
PORTLAND. Ore. Aalde from
contract stuff from the Willamette
valley which went direct to killers at
16 50, there waa little available In the
swine division Of the North Portland
market. The payment of I. 10 for
Willamette valley hoga on contract
does not mean that the market Is up
araln to that sum. but that killers
are merely carrying out their con
tracts made last week.
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lower Columbia River on THE NORTH RANK ROAD. Steamer
Train leaves Portland :J0 A. II., Str. arrives H F. J:10 P. M.
Next Day.
SERVICE PUTS Free mid-meat
refreshments, tea and buffet lunch
eons. Orchestra. Dancing, Deck
ttamea and other unusual features of
entertainment.
T. V. O'BRIEN, Agf.. O.-W. R. N.
It II. CHOZIEK, A. O. P. A.
Portland
Pan Francisco S5 Market 8t-
Agmv n. P. RY.
i.ii!'f
1 wm w
The general swine situation here Is guards the entrance to the nation's
capital and the Chesapeake.
Conditions on the fleet today were
those of real war. Grim, earnest and
determined, as if a real battle, the
opening maneuvers of the big "game"
wrought the bluejackets to a high
pitch of excitement. Ralls and su
perstructure of battleships, cruisers
and torpedo boats have been hauled
down. The shis are stripped to bat
tle condition.
The present war game is of pecu
liar importance and Interest among
naval officials. lessons of the Euro-
weaker with some forecasting still
lower prices.
Swine market took a turn for the
worse today In the eastern trade and
price losses were general.
General hog market range:
Peat light I6.40W .4.r.
Medium light 6.30r.S5
Good to heavy 6 lOff 6.2
Rough to heavy 5.00 8 6.00
Cattle Market Nominal.
With the cow market badly de
I ressed, affecting in turn the entire
rattle trade, the market at North
Portland lust now is in a bad w.ij
with no hope for Improvement In the i P'an W are to be tested. Subma
lmmedlate future. Poor stuff contln- i rin cruisers, scout ships and
ues to glut the trade. ' mlne layers are to take an Important
Eastern cattle market war generally j and larger part in the maneuvers,
depressed and at lower prices for the Some of the battleships have been
,lay "designated" as leviathan battle crul-
(leneral cattle market range: "" F'u'1 and tender vessels have
Select steers S.50fc6."5 "r designated as submarine craft.
Best hay fed steers 6.2566.35 1 Stratagem of the war game was
Good to choice 6. 00ft6. 26 1 planned at the Washington War Col
ordinary to fair S.00S 5.75 lege. Several problems tested out in
Best cows 5.005.25 the college this year are to be tried
Good to prime t iOtft.Ij out under actual fighting conditions
Fancy bulls 4. ". Ability of submarines, without other
Ordinary bulls 2.504J 3.50 ; sup ort to successfully defend harbor
Best calves 7.50 '.i 8.00 entrances slmllc.r to that of Hampton
Mutton .Market Ouict Roads will be tested
While strung In spats, Uie market
for mutton Is quiet. There are few
buyers in sight even for the limited
offerings. Th bulk of the stuff con
tinues to come direct to a local killer
on contract.
Mutton marks! Was steady to strong
In. the east today.
General mutto.i market:
Choice spring Iambi . . t 7.03
Common spring lambs ... 6. 50 fi 6.75
Choice yearling wethers... 5.75
Good yearlings 5.50 ff? 5.75
Old wethers 4 75 5. 00
Choice light ewes 5. 2505.50
Good ewes 4 505.0C
Rough heavy ewes 3-75(84 25
livestock Shippers.
Hogs J. H. Samuelfon, Browns
ville, one load- William Block, Inde
pendence, one lead; J. D. Dinemore,
West Solo, one load direct to Cilon
Mtat Co.; C. E. Nichclson. Plymouth,
Wash., by boat, 110 Dead; J. W stfl"
Kenney. Lyle Was'i , one load; E. J.
Pierce, Maryhlll. Wasii., iff head Ly
Lost
Sheep Rugg Brothers. Heppner.
two loads; W M. Burrow. Lyle,
Wash., five loads direct to Union
Meat Co.
Mixed stuff Pa'! : ft Overton,
Halee, one load c.ittl- and hogs;
Jones A Snods'ass. Lebapon, one luauj
cattle, oogs and vh"p.
Navy hydroplanes will also take
part In the war game as scouts
Rough weat'ier practice, with the air
craft is hoped for to test their abil
ity to return to th' ir stations in heavy
seas. Signal practice and torpedo
tube drills will also be given.
1'prtn the war game depends to a
great extent the policy of naval de
fense to be adopted by the coming
congress. The success of the subma
rlnes will be a factor in determining
how extensive the submarine buildine
program will be.
Manufacturers' Day at Exposition.
DENVER, Colo., Sept. 30. Manu
facturers, jobbers and salesmen had
their day at the International Soil
Products exposition being held here.
There are many valuable exhibits at
the exposition in the line of manufac
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III THE GAME OF WAR
ADMIRAL FLETCHES PREPARES
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Steel Reaches Alaska.
SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 30 The
steamer Wilmington, four weeks from
Panama, arrived here with 1500 tons
of railroad equipment 600 tons for
eward. the remainder for Anchor-
BfSj
Engineering Commission, is not at
Anchorage conferring with Commis
sioner Mears concerning details of
winter railroad work. A force of
men is rebuilding the first 13 miles
of the Alaska Northern track from
steward, and another force is repair-
Commissioner Edes, of the Alaska ling trestles farther out.
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SCL3:,D2Lf.GI5TStramiIil
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
I'nr the ct Ten- Days tlt scnil-
Vnniiul "War ;ain''' Will Oocupj
the Entire Atlantic Fleet Battle
(.round a tiff the south Atlantic
t a.t inulititiu oviir hi
says indiokstiox isr.snTs
PROM N EXCESS OF I1YD
ROC III Oltlt ACID.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ATTORNEYS.
MALE HELP WANTED.
sen
ii f
play-
AdmtnU
eiKhty ves
actlon but
foe. Ac-
NORFOLK, Va.. Sept
naval forces of Europe I
grips, the 1'. S. navy toda
Ing at war. The gray fleet
Fletcher, comprising over
sels. was stripped for
against only an imaidnnry
tual Waf conditions prevailed annum
the thousands of liluejackets and ma
rines, but their sham battle was In
marked contrast to the real conflict
abroad.
For the next few days the semian
nual "war game'' will occupy the en
tire Atlantic fleet. The battle ground
this fall is off the southern Atlantic
coast. Ist spring the war game was
helil off the northern const. Hampton
Itonds Is the present base of opera
tions. The "fighting" will occur at
sea however.
The fleet is divided into two divis
ionsthe lted and Mlue fleets. The
actual strategic maneuvers to be
worked OBt nre being kept n profound
serret. None but the 'highest offi
cers of the fleet are advised. The two
fleets are practically sailing to sea
under sealed orders.
According to the beat Information
today the lted and Illne fleets will
engage In a strttgsle for the defense
of Charleston, S. C. navy yard, the
Portsmouth navy yard ind test the
defenses of fortress Monroe, which
Undigested food delayed In the
mini'h decays, or rather, ferments
Whilei ",e sa,lu' :ls f''d left in the open air,
death
JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL DI- j RALET RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT STTTCTr 27 '
rector and licensed embalmer Op- ,nw Office In American National a-TBL) PARTY WILL PAY Cat
posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, twsBank Bolldlng. or 'T for Umatilla county
funeral cars. Calls responded to day . If Pr acra Addrsa
or night. Phone 75. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 1 Athena, Ora.
, Office In Despain building. .
t T immVX'S FI RNITI'F.H STORE r : ..n.-r.i.ui.ir.ui.
Funeral director and licensed em
balmer. Most modern funeral par
lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls re
sponded to day or night. Corner, JAMES B PErrt. ATORNET
Main anu waier streets, leiepuoue uc jaw
says a noted authority. He also tells
us that hid r-stlon is caused by hyper-acidity,
n caning, there Is an ex
cess of liyJroi hlorlc acid In the stom
ach which prevents complete dlgea
tlon and staits food ferme
Thus everything eaten sours
stomach much like garbage
a can. forming acid fluids and gases i residents.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
CARTETl & SMYTHE. ATTORNEYS
at law Office in rear of American TRESSPASS NOTICES, STALLION
National Bank building. season cards and sals bills of every
description printed at reasonable
AT prices at the East nncnnl tar.
Office over Tavlor Rsritwnrs 1 fcav - - - - - .. .
, - - m uiip iui u . viuck cuts mat oul
' eomnnnv ., .
' , iinra are aiiowea tne free us ol
PETERSON & BISHOP.
ATTOR- rtrrrfw ttrjru woMnw.
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES; neys at law; rooms 3 and 4, Smith-' .-, mk . . " , ,f 1
reliable abstracu of title to Crawford bu LeT ttf
lands In Umatilla county. Buys and wr , !L. .. . ! .
entation. -ells all kind, of real estate. Does DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY ; tiLirZMr'SZSZ
in thei. general brokerage buslnes. Pay. at law. Will practice In all tat. "n0, " JZT
sours inl taxes and makes Investments for non-and federal courts. Rooms 7. I and: .uiiftui ,.
Writes fire, life and accl-! Despain bulldlnr
which inflate the stomach like a toy
balloon. Then we feel a heavy, lumpy
Bllaery in the chest, we belch up gas,
we eructate sour food or have heart
burn, flatulence, water brash or nau
sea. He tells us to lay alde all digestive
aids and instead, get from any phar
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and
take a tableapoonftll in a glass of wa
ter before breakfast and drink while
It Is effervescing and furthermore, to
continue this for a week. While re
lief follows the first dose. It la Im
portant to neutralise the acidity, re
move the gas-making ..lass, start the
liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus
promote a free flow of pure digestive
juices.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grapes and "lemon
Juice, combined with Hlhia and so
dium phosphate. This harmless salts
Is used by thousands of people for
stomach trouble with excellent re
suits
' (tpnt Insnrnni'A. Rsferpnces. an'.' bank
in Pendleton.
JAMES JOHNS, Pres.
C. H. MARSH, Sec.
BENTLEY & LEFFINGWELL. REAL
estate, fire, life and accident Insur
ance agents. 815 Main street. Phone
404.
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GEORGE C. COUTTS. ATTORNEY - v.7"" T.h .
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mortgages and contracts drawn. Col
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block.
Very latest str lea. Call at East Ore
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FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTOR
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SECOND HAND DEALERS. U LOWELL. ATTORNEY AND
V. STROHLE. DEALER IN NEW ! . vunsel!or at law. Office In Despain
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