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DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1915.
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LONDON, Oct 27. Elmer A.
"perry, president of the Sperry
Gyroscopic company of Brooklyn.
and his son. ljiwrence 1!. Sperry have
Invented and tesied a self sterrlng ex-
pixslve curbing aeroplane, which will dives and the heavy charge of ex
he supplied to the British army In plosive Is detonated
ire.. .,antitles soon. It is said. , ,,.,
The aeroplane can he loaded with following degree of accuracy can be.
ioiim-oo manna annere irom
pounds to five tons of trl-nltro-
i P lumine. The craft Is then launch-
Stories From
HV WILLIAM I'HILIP SIMMS
M'nlled Press Staff Correspondent I
PARIS, Sept. 21. (By Mail.) Me-
ALL FOR
ONLY
$1.50
tit EH, (valpr
ptitsl titJ rrq
Met all ( i
't:k,
Siic BCi
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ed, the automatic gyroscopic and
steering device having been previous
ly set. and without any aviator rises
I from its cradle and flie;
indicated upon the de'
tu the point
SC. when it
, ai pended uoon: iim. ininrfr,..! .ii
S miles; fifty miles 1.1 miles; (Went)
rrlles. 0.8 mile: ten miles 0.3 mile.
the War Zone
tween French, German and British
airmen exists a strange comraderie.
a fraternity of chivalry and dramatic
courtesies which stands out from the
mud-slinginK and butchery of war
like a diamond on black velvet.
While French and British and Bel
gians and Austrian on the ground
are killing each other by methods
that make one's blood run cold, the
airmen of the allies and the blrdmen
from the central empires are putting
each other to death, high in the fky,
with the utmost courtesy.
Phyehologlsts ask If the warfare in
the sky isn't developing the super
hero to whom killing Is a sport and
death but defeat, like arriving second
in a hundred yard dash
Every time a French aviator has
met death In enemy's territory, Ger
man aviators carried to France news
of the event. After Pegoud died in
a mld-alr duel a wreath and a curd
fell from a taube soaring two miles
above the French lines.
When Garros was taken prisoner a
German airman dropped a note 'n J
Frame oraislng the French pilot's
1 conduct.
When a German warplane Is sent I
j crashing to earth in one of there
I wonderful air duels, flowers for the'
j German aviators Invariable are drnp-J
ped by the French fighters whenever1
I the duel has been fairly fought.
It Is said that never a British av
! iator disappears but news of him is
j brought to his waiting comrades b..-
t.ermin airmen Such and such 11
thing has happened to so and so.'
says a note which comes plunthil!
down out of the sky. a bullet attach
ed to give it weight.
The British do the same for the !
I Germans. It has become a sort of ;
unwritten law of the air.
Of course there are exception; ;
I there are sportsmen in all contests,
! Who cheat and use unfair means. But
generally the
It is becaui
are hemes of
at least, is o
asi scried, moj
bullets on the
of thousands
them.
Brer? bod 'i
Wat In the air Is clean.
io the men of the air
a superior sort Such, ;
ne answer For. it is
t anybody can face
ground when hundreds
of others are farina
4.
cOUfa.ffe Is given to the
I Individual and
tintoit to bis own be-
' wilderment he fins himself d
oing the
bravest of deeds. But In the air till
aviator ii practically alone. Hi!
fight for life is fought unseen.
When such a brave man meet!
and bring! down another ot his ov i
1 particular kind, he seems to feel n
personal animosity towards his npp"
j netit. but merely a keen rivalry plus
perhaps, a certain umount of adniira
Hon, depending upon the other's ski
and courage and dualities a. a 'clean
j fishier.
v nen it is over tile irreMiflolo de
lira io let the vanquished hero
friends know he died like a m il
seems to come over the victor
(United Press staff Correspondent.
LONDON, Sept. If. (By Main .
: Snapshots lor the men in the trendi
es is tiie purpose of a new organiza
tion The Home League now oper
ating In England.
Thousands of amateur photograph.
I ers go daily with their kodaks am!
, cameras to the homes of the "Ton
! les' to snap the home folks. The
I pictures are turned over to the y, M.
I C, A. where already 15.000 soldiers
I have written to ask for a "snap " I
kiddles mother or wife.
Sometimes in the smaller cities ai.d
i villages these amateurs set up free
"galleries'' in their various gardsnl
and tell the relatives of soldiers to
! come and be snapped Within ten
, days the "snap" Is In the trenches.
The league, according to advices,
will SSOn extend Its activities to Can
ada. Australia and New Zealand,
where pictures of the colonial "Tom
mies" ma lie taken and sent to the
VSjrloUl fronts.
STEERS STRONG
FOR THE WEEK
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 27. With
a medium sized run of 1050 h'-.o! ol
'cattle, the market opened with
I steers stronger; although the pri ea
' obtained did not reach last week's
I top, the class of stuff offered a -1
not as good but brought better prl
! ces tha nthe same class of stuff r,f-fer-il
list week. Cows brought l tl
; bulls 15.00.
as.
' A good run of 48 00 head opened
with steady prices which were main
tained at the close. The bulk i f
i hogs went over the scales at 7 pet
i cent a.id one load at 7:10. Outlook
good with demand fair.
Sheep.
A comparatively small handful of
hMp cam' forward over Sunday
Scarcity of sheep forced the buyers'
I hand for a little more money, and
! prime lambs brought 7 35 with ewes
j bringing 15.50 and wethers More
good lambs could be handled very
nicely ny the packers and we expect
to see more coming In than have
come in the last two or three weeks
Representative Sales.
4:
steers 1070 16 73
steers 1104 6.50
steers 1210 1.50
steers 1111 6.2.7
hogs 189 7.10
9
51
97
8
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hogn in ;.05
hogs 10 7.00
hogs 200 6 90
cows 1032 5.25
cows 1010 3.00
cows 1150 4.75
cows 1070 4.30
lambs 81 7 35
lambs 71 7.25
ewes (4
4 50
KILLERS SLOW
ON SUPPLIES
(Courtesy Tuesday's Journal 1
PORTLAND, Ore. There was a
slow tone In the hog trade at North
Portland this morning. With a rath
er big showing of supplies killers
held off their purchases. Seemingly
there was no change In the general
situation from yesterday, tops being
nominally quoted around 17, although
a small supply was moved yesterday
ae a dime more.
There was less favorable quality
among the offerings of hogs in the
local market today, and this was one
of the reasons why killers held back.
Hog market situation In the east
was steady to higher this morning.
General hog market:
Best light I T.M
Medium light S.ffOC.11
Good to heavy 6.25 pG.M)
Rough to heavy 5 005.75
Cattle Market ytiiet
Market for cattle Is quiet. There
was only a small run in the yards
overnight and no special chango In
the situation W'as shown at North
Portland. Real good stuff is general
ly quoted at $6 75 for tops In the
steer division with fancy cows, as
well as poor stuff somewhat slower.
In the east today there was a
steady to easier tone in the cattle
market situation:
General cattle market range:
Select steers $ 6.75
Best hay fed steers 6.356.5
Good to choice 6.006 6.25
ordinary to fair 5.005! 5.7J
Best cows 4.7064.75
Good to prime 4.506 4.7.1
Good to prime 4.5064 "
Select bulls 4.0064.25
Fancy bulls 3 75 W J.S5
Ordinary bulls MflS.N
Best calves 7.00 6 7.50
Mutton Market HoldiiiK.
The mutton market Is the one
bright spot in the local livestock sit
uation offerings overnight at North
Portland were scant. The market is
generally considered favorable by re-
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
intra j iiivpp FI'XEUAI. Di
rector and licensed embalmer. Op-1
posite postofflee. Funeral parlor, two j
funeral cars Calls responded today,
or night. Phone 75.
J T BROWN'S Fl'RNlTl'RE STOBE
Funeral director and licensed cm- j
balmer Most modern funeral par-'
lor. morgue and funeral cars Calls
responded to day or niht. Corner I
Ma i. and Water streets. Telephone 63
INSURANCE M 1 iND BUSINESS
HUVTM.vv ABSTRACT CO. MAKES I
reliable abstracts of title to all 1
lands in Umatilla county. Buys and j
sells all kinds of real estate. Does i
i general brokerage business. Pays I
laxes and makes investments foryion-1
residents. Writes lire, life and aecl- j
dent insurance. References, any
bank in Pendleton.
JAMES JOHNS. Pres
0 II MARSH, Sec.
BENTLBT & LEFTTNOWELL. REAL
estate, fire, life and accident In
surance agents. 815 Main street
Phone 404.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
cTv.'lassen. 'm." d. v.. COUNTY
veterinarian. Residence telephone
J7; office telephone. !0.
SECOND HANI) DEALERS
vTTROBLE. DEALER IN NKY
and second-hand goods. Cash
paid for all second-hand goods
bought. Cheapest place In Pendle
ton to buy household goods. Come
All Women Need
a corrective, occasionally, to right a disordered stomach,
which is the cause of so much sick headache, nervous
ness and sleepless nights. Quick relief from sti much
troubles is assured by promptly tnking a dos two ol
Beecham's Fy s
They act gently on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowel, .Testing
and regulating these orirans. and ieeoinir them in a n lit, ,
Thtse famous pills are vegetable in compel inn thereto! ,-' V... sail ,
leave no disagreeable after effects and are rot habit forming
A box of Pecham's Pills in the house h a protection MabM the
many annoying troubles caused by stomach ills, and lays the foundation
Fof Better Health
l,i. l.-na f S(rl V.lu. to W r-l rr wirS Tvt-Y f .
Sold by DruamsU Throughout the World, la doim, 10c, 25c.
celvf rs
lit full
day.
Mutton marset was steady to high -
er priced in the eaitern yards thls
morning.
General mutton and lamb prices:
Select Interior lambs
Il.tiW 1.34.
6 50 S 7 "0
6.00 ft 7 01 1
2.5 j
I 35 ( 3,30'
5.500 3.i)0,
Ordinary Interior lambs
Willamette valley lamb,
Select yearlings
Select ewes. Jlght
Old wethers '
Today's Uvoatoc Shipper.
Hogs -B. Y. Archer, Roosevelt.
Wash., l load; F. B. Ferguson. Am
ity. 1 load; M. Wambsgle, Dayton. 1
load; D. Bersell, Central Point, 2
loads; H. Van Hovenberg, Gold Hill,
1 load; C W. Ashpole, Medford. 1
load; F. L. Benson, 1 load.
WOMAN FIGHTS COI GAR
TO SAVE HER CHILDREN
ABERDEEN. Wash., Oct. 27. By
giving battle with a piece of Iron
pipe to a cougar wntcn naa auacKeo
her. Mrs. E Burckhard yesterday
bvai1 liar huhft'a Ufa artA har ou'n !
own
near Tahola. 30 miles from here, ac- acting directly upon the blood nd un
cording to word received bv her par-l" .'Z' ,' 3 "y,"m T,V,monJ,,'J
, ... sent free. Price 3 cenvs per bottij .Sold
ents here today.
Mrs Burckhard was walking along
a mountain trail towards a place
where her husband was at work,
carrying her babe, when she came
across a cougar pursuing a fox. As
Mrs. Rurckhard came opposite the
cougar abandoned Its chase and made
towards ner. seizing a piece or pipe
beside the trail the woman faced the
Infuriated brute as It plunged, tear
ing away part of her gown. A fierce
battle ensued, during which the cou
gar ripped the woman's clothing to
ribbons. The babe clung tightly to
her neck, but she managed to wield
her weapon to such effect that the
cougar was put to flight. When Mrs.
Burckhard arrived at home she was
in hysterics.
The kidneys do thetr utmost to
Villistas via i Attack. free the blood of this Irritating ncld.
COLU1IBUB, N". M.. Oct. 26. but become weak from the overwork;
Twelve thousand Villistas have en- they get sluggish; the ellmlnatlve tis
eamped near Agua Prleta. a mile from sues clog and thus the waste is re
Douglas. Arizone. and have made ' talned In the blood to poison the en
preparations for an attack. Agua I tire system.
Prieta is Carranza's headquarters in When your kidneys ache and feel
Sonora. like lumps of lead, and you have
stinging pains In the back or the
POLICEMAN KILLS TWO urine Is cloudy, full of sediment, or
BOYS WITH ONE SHOT,the bladder is irritable, obliging you
to seek relief during the night;
LOS ANGELES. Oct 27. Chester ' w-hen you have severe headaches, ner
Nolen. aged 17. was killed and Frank voua and dizy spells, sleeplessness.
Ward. 19. probably fatally wounded j aci' stomach or rheumatism !n bad
by a single bullet fired by one oil Weather, get from your pharmacist
two policemen, who began shooting j about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
as the bovs sned awav on a motor- a tablespoonful In a glass of water
cycle after ignoring, or failing tol
hear a cry to halt. The bullet first
struck Nolen in the hack. It killed
him almost instantly, and. passing
through his body pierced Ward in the
back, penetrating his lungs and
stomach and lodging under the skin
over his abdomen
The officers involved. Sergeant
Wm. rahill and Patrolman Samuel
Shammo, declared the motorcycle had
been stolen and that they previous
ly had chased the boys for more than
two miles. Ward, as he lay on an
operating table at the emergency hos
pital, with a priest waiting to ad-
and get our prices,
street. Phone 271W
119 E. Court '
vrroRNEvs.
KALE Y & RALIT, ATTOBN'EYS AI
law. Office In American National
Bank Building.
FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT
law Office in Despain building
CARTER & SMYTH E. ATTORNEYS
at law. Office in rear of Ameri
can National Bank building.
JAMES B PERRY. ATTORNEY AT
law. Office over Taylor Bsrdwsrt
company.
PETERSEN .v BISHOP. ATTOR
neys at law, rooms 3 and I. Smith
Crawford building.
DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY
at law. Will practice in all state
and federal courts. Rooms 7, 1 and
9. Despain building.
GEORGE W. COUTT8 ATTORN I I
at law. Estates settled. wills
deeds. mortgages and eontro'
drawn. Collections made Room !T
Schmidt block
FREDERICK STEIWER
ney at law. Office In S
ford building.
s. a lowell. ATTORNEY am
counsellor at law. Office in De
spain building.
! minister the rites for the dying, ad-
mitt?!! having heard the call to halt.
, but .-aid he thonrht he no,-
for speeding ami decided to ' beat
R." The motorcycle. h claims hart
beep purchased by him from George
Singleton In San Francisco a month
ago. He and Nolen. whon he knew
as Kolen Lehr. had been talking to
a girl, he explained, and were lust
starting away on the motorcycle
when the policemen appeared.
Both boys had been wards of the
Juvenile court for five years.
How'i Thit?
We offer One Hundred Dol
lars Reward for any case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F J CHENEY CO . Toledo. O.
We, tbe undersigned, hare known P. 1
for th iut 15 nd
transactions and financially ble to ,.rry
out any omiganon nuae vj uta nrm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Toledo (
Hall's Catsrrh Cure Is taken internalhr.
by all Druggists.
Tike Hall's Family fills for i-onstlpatloa
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
TAKE T.UIIJSSPOOXEI l, OF
SALTS IF BACK III RTH OR
BLADDER BOTHERS.
We are a nation or meat eatera
and our blood Is filled with uric acid,
says a well-known authority, who
warns authority, who warns us to
j be constantly on guard against kld-
ney trouble.
before breakfast each morning and
in a few days your kidneys will net
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with Hthia. and has been
used for generations to flush and
stimulate clogged kidneys, to neutral
ize the acids in urine se It is no
longer a source of Irritation, thux
ending urinary and bladder disorder.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful effer
vescent llthia-water drink, and no
body can make a mistake by taking
a little occasionally to keep the kid
neys clean and active.
AUCTIONEERS.
COL W. F. TOHNstA, AUCTION
eer, makes a specialty of farmer"
stock and machinery' sales. "The
! man that gets you the mom-y " Leave
orders at East Orel
Ml si I.I I N!oi -
j TRESSPASS NOTICES. STALLION
season cards and sale bill! ol SI
ery description printed at reasonable
prices at the Rust nregon.ao VV
have a fine lot of sto. it cuts ibi our
patrons ar lilssstd the free use of
i
AUCTION SALES THE EAST OR
' Ionian makes I specialty f auy
tlon sale bills, cards and sdvsrttsfasS
We can furnish auctioneer, clerk
advertising OOBtpMl that w,Il ur
, you of having a suecsasfal sals
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