EIGHT PAGES
DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1916.
PAGE SEVEN
DON'T SCOLD. MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHILD IS
LOOK AT TONGUE! ir COATED,
LEW LITTLE NTOMAUI
LIVER, BOWBA
Don't aoold your fretful. peevlah
child. See If tongue la coated; IhW
li a sure algn Ha little stomach, liver
and bowela are clogged with sour
waate.
When llatleaa. pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath had, throat aore. doesn't
eat, aleep or act naturally, haa atom
achache, Indigestion, dlanhoe.i, give
a teaapoonful of "Cailfornla Syrup of
Figs," and In a few hour all the
foul waate. the aour bile and fer
menting food paaaea out of the bow
ela and you have a well ami playful
child again Children love this harm
lean "fruit laxative," and mothere can
rest eaay after giving It. hecauae It
never fails to make their little "In
aldee" rlean and aweet.
Keep It handy, Mother! A little
given today savea a alcc child to
morrow, but get the genuine. uk
your druggist for a BO-cent nottlo of
"Cailfornla Syrup of Eiga," which
lias dlrectlona for bable.t, children of
all agea and for grown -u.-a plainly
on the bottle, Remember there are
counlerfelta aold here, o surely
look and aee that yours I made by
tha "California Fig S"rjp Company."
Hand back with coit"inpt any other
fig ayrup.
Events in the War
One Year Ago Today
RICH YOUNG CHINAMAN AND BRIDE
There waa desperate fighting
all alonK the western front with
feu changea In the altuation.
The French war office reported
'light advancea on the helghta
f the Meuse, and the (iermana
reported the capture of a fort
near St. Mlhlel.
The ltuaalan general staff re
ported that the Herman army
which waa retreating before
the Ituaaiun advance had been
forced to evacuate fortified po
sitions between Wlrbalen and
Lyck.
The Helgian uuthorltlea at
Antwerp warned non-combat-antH
that the city waa about to
be bombarded.
The French fleet waa laying
ininea In the Adriatic to offset
Mlmllar action by the Auatrlana.
PRISONER PAROLED TO
HARVEST "WHEAT CROP"
LOCAL PEOPLE MAY WEI,!, WOW
hi ll JUST WHAT KIND OP
CHOP IT IS.
BUCKAROO, 61 YEARS
OLD, IS CHAMPION
BAKER Ore, Oct
county bellevea It haa
champion broncho buater of the
northweat In David E. Helmick, 61 1
yeare old. of Bear Valley, who won j
the hlgheat prises for buckarooa at ;
the county fair at John Day. He won '
over nine other contestants, some of j
whom were considered the beat
young horaemen In the vicinity. The
aged man fought agalnat odda, he
cauae he drew the worst bucker on
nearly each of the five daya of the
conteit.
Mr. Helmick alao rode In the wild
horse race each day.
After reading the following Item
from the Portland Telegram, local
people may well wonder what kind of I
a crop Joe Plcard Is ratalng in thla
county:
Joe Pieurd, white, left for hla home
In Eastern Oregon thla morning to
harvest hla wheat crop. November
la he will come back to serve a two
months' sentence In the county Jail.
Plcard pleaded guilty before Fed
eral Judge Wolverton tn!a morning
to a charge of taking six dozen hot
tlea of beer on the Umatilla reser
vation. He waa given the minimum
B. Grant sentence of 60 daya. 1100 and coats
the oldest ! "Tour honor." said Aaalatant Uni
ted Statea District Attorney Rankin,
after sentence had been paaaed; "thla
man aays that right now his wheat
crop ought to be harvested. He Is
willing to come back and serve hla
sentence when he la through. Aa
thla la his firat offense, the govern
ment haa no objection."
"All right." aald the Judge.
Plcard Uvea on an Indian allot
ment on the Umatilla reservation.
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Spain devotes 1,600,00 acres to oU
tm.
HKS nna chin runs
Ml
THE QUELLE RESTAURANT
Meals 25c
Gus LaFontaine, Prop.
Open Day and Night
Special Evening Lunchei
and
up
Fine, Clean Furniihed Roomi
In Connection Steam Heated
BOSTON, Masa., Oct.
Mrs. Feng Chin Tung have arrived
here to study. They were recently
married In China and came to this
country by way of Ban Francisco
ml I Feng chin Tung is a graduate of
Princeton University and the son ot
a millionaire ship builder. He will
atudy political science at Harvard,
while hla bride will enter the New
England Conservatory ,,f Music.
LIVESTOCK RUNS
ARE NOT SO BIG
First National Bank
PENDLETON, OREGON
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(Coiirtesv Monduy'a Journul.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Receivers were
! asking more money for hoga today M
I North Portland because of the big
decrease In offerings as compared
with last Monday. Killers on the
"ther hand were stubborn In their
rrlce ideas and were mix-llling to of
fer above IS. 35 during the early part
of (he day and this was not accept
able to receivers. There the matter
rested all through the morning.
With Chicago punting as high
IS. 25 for hugs this in. u ning me iraue , ,,a(li.
here was inclined to believe that II j ans; j w c handler. 1 loads:
Choice light ewes 0.255.50
UOOd ewes . 4.5045.00
Rough heavy ewes 3.75 Ci 4.2 j I
livestock Shippers.
Hog J. E. Klnsey, Shaniko, 1
load; W. J. Humlns. Pomeroy, Wash., i
1 load; J, I). Walter. Prescott, Wash..
1 load; W, H. Steen. Blue Mountain.;
I load; F. B. Cwain, Hermiston, 1
load; Howard & Christensen. Haines.
1 load; Elgin Fiirwarding company,
Uwtine, 1 load! Kent & Mears, Nyssa. I
1 load: (lenrge A. Hussell, 1 load; J.
B. Mason, lone, 1 load; C. B. Spoor, I
Shearer. 1 load: W. T. Norval. 1 load; I
M. M Maris. Maupin. 1 luad; James!
Stetson, Shaniko. 1 load.
Cattle Q. I,. Hoffman. Raker si
j loads; Kd Woodcock. 1 load; Jerry
I Blackburn, 2 loads; J. B. Kelly. En-j
tei prise. 1 load; D. E. Myers. Joseph. I
1.3 loads; E. L McNutt. Itobinet.e tl
-
Y. B. Hunter. Wallow
ESTABLISHED 1882
nd to heavy
Dillanl. 1 loud; Butter Creek
Livestock company. Condon,
Barnes & Parrish. Terrehon
ads; Columbus Johnson. 1
M. Mattson. by bout; 319 j
eoi ge Jackson. C.eorge's Spur
A. Minor. Heppner. 2 loads
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Known For It's Strength
anolllct lie geuinn uuue luunvr, " Heinent
leciall as there was n very serious , !,,,, g.
decreaae In total offering. i luad:
Eastern hog nutrkela were stenerally j nf j j,
limited at an advance thla morning. ioa(
General hog market range: Sheep
Beat light $6.35i 6.40 head: 0
Medium heht fi . 3 0 f I 6.3." , , A.
Mixed stuff W. B. Hunter. Uwtine. suaded to leave the waler.
1 loud cattle and hogs: J. P, Hitter, j While Meiater was donning hia
Itohinette. loads cattle and hogs: ! clothes behlng a curtain of eight
at Zimmerman. Yamhill, t loads cat- men and Creamer he chattered his
tie and hogs; Thompson & Gentry. I excuse. He explained the beach WSa
Heppner, 1 load cattle and hogs: J. ' deserted when he arrived and h
Kcklestnn. lime. 1 load cattle and (thought It was "perfectly all right"
hogs: W. B. Kurtz. Maupin. i loads i to bathe mirus a bathing sul..
Burn Coke
THE CHEAPEST FUEL
FOR HEATING.
ORDER YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY NOW AT THE
SPECIAL PRICE OF
S5.00
PER TON
IN FIVE TON LOTS FOR CASH AT GAS PLANT.
THIS OFFER FOR 30 DAYS.
Pacific Power & Light Company
Hogs Victor Birsell. Central Point
1 load: F. L Benson. Medfurd. 1
load: H. O. Wurtman. 1 load :H. A.
Rosof. Kiddle. 1 load; Tt. X Knight.
1 load.
n;tle -M. Carter. Dillanl.
6. 10WS. 2
Rough to heavy K.lt.t6
t attle Run Itecieasetl.
In the cattle market the showing
of supplies at the opening of the
week's trade or only fractionally
more than half as much ns last Mon
Huv P iv RniPS n the steer divi-
aion were made In a limited way up i n" "heep.
to 6.7 r,. indlcatlns a somewhat tet-l '"day the following
tr trnd f.,r i he better class aUailtV I supplies came forward.
although poor to ordinary stock con
tinues neglected.
Eastern cattle markets were gen
erally iiioted steady this morning.
General cuttle market range
Select steers $6. SOW 6.75
Best hay fed steers S .?." 9 6.3."
Good to choice I.9i.tl
Ordinary to fair 5.00 0 M5 1
rest com ri.iinT :,.::,
Good lofrlme 4.r.o4.;r. '
Select bulls 4.M 4i MS
Fancy bulls 4.25 i
Ordlnsrv bulls 2.r,ni :i.:.o
Best calves "iO s.nn
Mutton supplies Scant.
Supplies of mutton and lambs WSfS
scant tiMlity at North Portland. When
the week's trade opened only UN
head were shown, compared with the
big run of T.vTl head last Monday.
Most of the latter, however, came di
rect to killers and did not enter the
Calling Melster, he pointed fin", at
him and then 'n the gener;.! direc
tion of Eighth street where the sta-.
i.niiiivuoc vm inn".' " i "
was arraigned in the Coney Island discovered. The interior o; the build-
court,
day.
was sent to jail for one
QUAKE RIPS SCHOOL
BASE AT BAKER CITY
addition-
Magistrate Geismar failed to en
tertain the same idea when Melster
BAKER, Ore., Oct. I. The most
serious damage done by Saturday
night's earthquake was found with
the opening of the school when a
large era -k In the east side of th
Brooklyn school building foundation
extenJins from torn to oottoin, was
lng was not damaged ant efforts to
repair it at once will be made.
Reports from the outside districts
show that the quake extended north
and south of Baker In a narrow strip
Huntington. La Grande. Haines and
North Powder feeling the shake, but
points 20 miles east or west felt n-
tremors.
New England Presbyter! n preach
ers receive an average of 1157) a
year In salary.
sheep
BtriHv
l.vle
1 load.
Wash..
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
Viiils
NEW Y
silence nn
na It were
coveting
John M
i Taaffee
Surf Rather In .bi'l
RK, Oct 5 Shock
billing a crimsoned
oney Island is slow
nn the effect
I I M i: l DIRl CTOKS
vrioiiM Y -
AUCTIONEERS.
ni-
later,
Sa years
Brooklyn,
nude, nntl
took pity
ami laws
seeinu
old. of T 7
bathe In
Policeman
mutton
change
l nn
- -
market.
General situation in the
trade shows practically no
from last week.
Eastern mutton markets
sic. id to lower this morning.
General mutton market:
Choice spring lambs s
Common spring lambs .. 6.50
Choice vearllng wethers.. S.76
Good yearlings 5.50(frB.75
Old wethers 4.T5WB.00
flow's This I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any casa of Catarrh that
annot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Oure
r. J. i'IIKNKY CO., Toledo. O.
W, the uiiileralgned. biTt known, r. J
henT for the laat ill year, and bellefi
dm perfei-lly honorable In alt bualnea
raniactl'tiF and financially able to carrj
in mn iiillenilnna made br hla firm.
NATIONAL HANK OF COMMF.KCK.
Toledo, O
RkII'i I'atarrh I'nre la taken Internally
irtliig dlrnily upon the blood and m
its- "tirfaren r.f the ayitem Teatlroonlali
nt free Price 75 cent per bottle 8ol
t all Iirnaaistf
like Halls Kmnlli I'tnt tor coDitlpatlen
About five minutes after o'clock .
in the morning Policeman Creamer
who had been on duty since o'
clock, was calculating Just how much
loiiBer lie would have to work when '
cries warned him that something was
In trouble on the beach at the foot
of West Eleventh street. The tight
of excited women hastening: from
the bach as he approached COO
timed his suspicions.
"Officer. It's an awful sight." gasp- j
ed one brenthleM woman. "He's out
there on the beach. Right near the
boardwalk Without without oh
without! "
Without what: asked t reamer.
"Clothes'" i rled the Woman "Oh
T wish my my husband Oh
dear!"
"Oldn't your husband bring his
clothes With hiWk' Interrupted the
policeman.
"It's not mi husband. It's a man
and"
Just Inside the area where the
peas were breaking Creamer Could
see a large section of an UHCOVere-l
mule back unadorned een by I coat
of sunburn Creamer remembered
that such I tlilni as bathing In the
nude was one of the amusements a
policeman must stop before It gi".
I good start
IOHN s. BAKER. FUNERAL
rector and licensed emhalmer. Op
posite postoffice. Funeral parlor, two
funeral cars. Calls responded to day j
or nigiit. Phone 75.
J T BROWN'S FURNITURE 8TOB.B"
Funeral director and licensed em-i
halnier. Most modern funeral par
lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls'
responded to day or night. Corner i
Main and Water streets. Telephone
INM II t I IXD 1 NI 111 SIN ESS
.ALKY
A LEY". A
law. office In Aim
Bank Building.
TORN'EYS A1
rican. National
CARTER (j SMYTHE. ATTORNEYS
at law. i ifflce in rear of Amerl
can National Bank building
J."
COL. W. F. YOHNKA, AUCTION
eer, makes a specialty ot farmers.'
stock and machinery sales. The
man that gets you the money." Iave
orders at East oregonian office.
M1SCM.LANEOI N
TRESSPASS NOTICES, STALLION
season cards and sale bills of ev
ery description printed it rea aa
prices at the Eaat Oregonian We
PETERSON A BI8R
neya at law i rottnt
Crawford building.
HAKTMAN ABSTRACT CO, MAKES
reliable abstracts of title to ail
lands In 1'iiiatilla county. Bya and
sells all kinds ot ie;il estate. I " . .
, ,.,,,..r,, broker-jra huslneas. Pays DOUOLA8 W. RA ILK Y
taxes and makes Investmenta for non
residents. YVrltes fire, life and acd
dent Insurance. References. an
bank In Pendleton.
james Johns Prea
C H MARSH. Sec.
at law. Will practice In all state
AUCTION SALES THE EAST ORB
t ATTOR. Ionian makes a specialty of auy .
ind 4. Smith- tion sale bills, carda and adveitlslna
We can furnish auctioneer, clerk and
advertising complete that will aseu't
ATTORNEY yen of having smcceaaful sale
and leileral courts
H. Dcspain building
Rooma
BENTLEY l.EFFINGWEI.I. REAL
estate, fire, life and accident In
surance agents. S15 Main street
Rhone 404.
CiKOROB w COUTT8, Am
at law. Estates settled,
deeds, mortgages and ct
drawn. .Collections made Ri
Schmidt block.
LEO IL BLANKS OF EVERY Dal
axrlptlon for county court, eln uli
court. Justice court, real estate, etc..
for sale at East Oregonian offb-e
wills
atracti
SECOND IIANO DEALERS
FREpBRICK
ney at law
ford building.
STEIWER ATT
ifflce in Smlth-Cr
REAVER ENGRAVING
-- UOnrANi
V. STISoBI.E. DEALER IN
and second-hand goods
paid for all second-hand
bought. Cheapest place in P
ton tit buy household goods,
and get our prices. 1 1:1 E.
street Phone IT1W.
8. A LOWELL. ATTORNEY
counsellor at law. Office
Spain building.
NEW ;
Cash
goods 1
'ufie. 1
Osmb C. V LASSEN
Court veterinai Ian
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