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EIGHT PAGES PAGE 7 REDUCTION OF LAND Pendleton's Greatest Garage Fire-proof Modern Handy Unexcelled Service We're Busy OUR up-to-date machine shop is a bee hive of busy mechanics. There's a reason. We started with the policy of best work at reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed always. We have made every patron a friend and booster and our shop is now showing that our efforts have been appreciated. Let Us Repair Your Car Expert repairing of autos, combined harvesters, gas engines and machinery of all kinds. Parts of all kinds made correctly and promptly for any machinery. Up-to-date machinery and best mechanics. Try us. Independent Garage Hemmelg'arn 6 Webb, Props. Cornet East Court and Thompson Streets. Telephone 63( PRICES STARTS NEW SALES I I OK I IS BKINO M IDE TO II IVE OliE I, AMIS o PROJE4 I 8ET1 LED. Hew Booklet Describing c Method! ot Ratstag Alfallu. of Irrigating, Murki'llns; anil Itocdlng, Is BMed for ! i DKtlililllioii: New llonx-slt-atl-em nrr Mauled. iKiist Oregonmn Special.) HBRMISTON, Ore., March 4. Land sales are increasing In this sec tion with the open of dprini? wea- thr iinU the recent reduction of l;inl prices. The Herniiston CoramercUU I club has Induced land owners to re dues their prices from the old time ! fruit limim values to n new basis in I the interest of rapid MttlemeBt of the Idle lands of the Dmalilla project. A n ew booklet tffWttb ng th methods of I raising alfalfa, irritMtin. harvesting. marketing and feeding, and the by- I products of alfalfa 1ms Just been is sued for free distribution and an ef fort will be made to attract home, seekers this sprinx The present prices offered range from 1-5 to jso regulated by distance from town and conditions of tract of fered. The same k'nd of land has been sold and held at 1100 to J200 Ik r acre, which has delayed settie- i5 ! mi nt I nd Improvement for years. But R through repeated effora of the cltl Hiacns "f the town and others not IB I speculating in land these hieh values STOCKMEN EEEDING AT DUNCAN BECAUSE OF STORM so ABOUT FIVE INCHES FOI. LOWINU NEW I ' W IRM I.ATIlI.i: SEEDED. 'IIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIilllllMIIMMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM (Bag! Oregonlan Special.) DUNCAN, Ore, March 4. A snow. ! storm started lust Monday and al ithoutrh It has continued falling, up to the present time, there is scarcely five inches. It has been warm today j cattle again on account of the snow ;The majority of the cattle in this vi- dotty are looking good. A few daynj; of sunshine would give the grass a i good start. K. U Noel and family from Echo!; have moved to Duncan. Mr. Noel is S second trick operator here. : Mrs. R. K. Woods left for Portland.: last Thursday on a visit. : Miss Inez Ferris left for Telacaset Ij this week, to visit with her sister. : imsaaw- igiaas s - mam THE SCHOOL 1 BOY Ls a hard worker and as a rule, plays just as hard. From this is the wear and tear on his clothes and shoes. Our New Spring Suits and Shoes stand the test. The styles please the hoys' and Mir rripw nloim. thp nilf- v.u p. r I I ents. THE NEENAH SHOES for boys are mad.- oi all soliri leathers. Thev fit the foot and are guaranteed 2.7. to 93.80 NEW SPRING STYLES PENDLETON BOWLING TEAM DEFEATS WALLA WALLANS CIIACK ROLLERS OP GARDEN CITS I 'ALL VKTIMs TO LOCAL STARS, that men with -e sufficient ind an In- have been so redu small means can li nd for a good 1 come. Dodd and Kenne.i report the fol lowing recent sales Ten acres to A. H. Utrson for 30 per acre; ten acres to F. B. Swayze for ISS per acre: ten I acres to C. E. Opal for J25 per acre; twenty acres to A. Kerr for 140 per acre; forty acres t. H. M. Axtell for 160 per acre: thirty acres to R. J. Ar- rold for per acr. H. J. Hidy for MO acres f M. S. Kern f Work on the west Umatilla project will ! resumed in a few days, there being concrete lat eral ditches to be constructed before I any of the ground will be thrown open to entry. Men with teams have been moving to the extension headquarters at Ir- rigon for the past week, and will be gin work as soon as the unsettled weather permits. Mr. and Mrs. W and Mrs. It W. U . forty acres to ,er acre: eighty r 140 per acre, extension of the The Pendleton bowling team return ed Thursday from Walla Walla where they met and defeated Walla Walla's crack team. The locals won two out of three and now lay claim to the championshli, of eastern Oregon and the Walla Walla district. Book of Pendleton made high single score with 236. while RIdout of Walla Walla had high average with 574. The scores were as follows: ivndloton. Hannavan 180 145 Rook 23d 175 Baum 169 McMonies 159 satisfaction. Priced from FLORSHEIM SHOES IN THE ARE NOW HERE. We have them in black and tan, button or lace, made both in the English and the more conservative lasts, comes in velvet calf, kangaroo and vici leathers. Priced at .... $5.00 to S6.00 We also handle the famous SNOWS shoe.--. These are mnm mnd ftva ic V nonooi onrl crime in trim mitul and vtri 5 leathers, both black and tan, button or lace. The pair I I 82.75 to S3.50. I ALEXANDERS I rdmiimmmiiiminmiiiiHiimiiMiumiimiiMimmMMiHiiiiimnHiiiiiHiiiimmii.- advocated re-serves or men. additions, ante of a fleet large enough to ade of battle cruisers, destroyers, aero-; quately protect both Atlantic and Pa planes and submarines and malnten-l clflc coasts. II. 151 184 166 202 174 161 136 132 190 -klnner and Mr. thorn were sur prised b many of their friends Tues. InMefa of tii Agassi Ustetest of iiio NITFD BTATtS BRANCH 0i THE L1VFR. POOL AND lO.'IDOK AND CLOSE F INS. CO LTD. i a Uufsutt mawM os Mil ssf "f ' ' ii,lr. lliio inn,,,' to Hi taearastS outth wa pttov f Mir itat .,f Uvefei, esrssast j low . ; ao INCOME. t, , 1 I pfimlMSM lr rtl 'i SttriHS "if I S!......T1 IT foil Unit. .II.IiImM.. Mi .-,. r- ( oiimIi iii Money Sent. OREST GROVE, "ire. March 4. ' Hughes, who was in the haul, e business here a number of yea! but Is now manager of the local Phone system, lias received th iw ng letter, undated and Unslgn- Currency amounting to 6:i was in Closed, but Mr. Hughes cannot recall ' the transaction. d in.' IMS I I"' '-' MI I.I I '.'I DISBUSS1.MENTS s,t umt ptM oartna tSa rear. I 3.SS7 li CeaBtteslaea aial Mauirlra euiil ilurtiig Ihr yrw ... I ,IT0TS IJ Tasaa, liseafea, aad fer caiii timing ihr vi .hn.TT.i oil Asms! of oil otfcei issiaal turn kflMM 47 T'tui atpassltami ... S.TH,8ll.tf ASSETS. V i, In- of ri'Ol ratan ..on",! i ii h Lei ralaal l,Sf4,fsf.fl Him- uf i,Mfc mid keedi '.hin-,I miHik'l u Pip I Il.2iri.0ne '" I-oio on atortaagei ild IStaral, pie tSOI.Il : ft 1 1 h in i.," k- mni n saw) I.S3SSSS.S1 It, ioIiiiiio III p,,irp of i'.'UpiIIi'Ii nriiipn alnra Sepi SO, ISU aSSI,3SS.N Iiipiphi Mini rpnu ilio- aad ' rreaS IOS.SSti.S7 Tolnt HOOP!! H.SIt.:tS roul .10-pin tattles' i on- fin ,M.lt4,Hg,4 L1ASILIT1ES. ntvoa dalpM f"i looan napnld l,0flsft,B4 Amnanl of IWoartiee orptnlnm on U inuuaduia. rlaka. A.sa.4 c Imp for .'iiiii'i -i ' iiul otek- proKP M.-'I't 1!0 All olbpr llil'hlllpo Ml.lll. fill. ral leers SgU I ,"t a i, ceipl if. but you made a mistake. I le: i on too long, but hope it will 1 ight." Total lloliMIH" . i..ltil HliH'k 11:2 1'."' ItAOti 3 11,141 'io PatSl TPmluui In forio Iipp j nit liti.til :.o Bl'SINESS Hi 0HEOON FOR THE YEAR. To-ill Inouroiirp rlll'i' Serial it,, asst.. .." Gfif .rpmiiiii"' rfceiTaa onrtna 1 hp er rmaloaaf relaraaa ttnrina the Tour I,. paM dating too rear... 2!flV'2 loaaaei im urrpil Saritii ti"' rasf. B, 111.11 T' ii KSoaefel "f hueraiMo set tnsslai in Pregus bp', si, i..r, I T.OM.SOf.M Till I.IVKIIiool. l.oMMIN ,1 BLOB! INS. CO.. LTD. Ilr H H, KAIU. Uassgai htiiinior raaldaol tenaral hkpiU im ot It Ml for HfTlro r. I. ATKINS. Local AfRtMi RRNTiiRV .v Movr;oMi:itv. Pendleton on-pon. A Little Blossom To Delight the Home V hen it Is known that in the near fi-.iiirclhohomctslube blessed with a new arrival the first tlmuglit sb o ti I d ha "Mother's Friend." Thli Is an eitorno! remcily gently spplll over the stomach ma. des It makes them firm and pliant, they expand naturally with out undue strain. It removes from the nerves those Influ ences which are re sponslhle fur much of l),o tviin to. UmI I.. II. . nerlod of expectancy, it is fur this reason 1 mat taurh of the distress sgct, a, mrnng Ickncns U nvol.led. All pm-;)ectlve fnthero I should see to II that the expectant mother l StOTtded with a lottlc of Mother s l'rlcnd." The dlrertlonii arc simple. Oet It nt any j drug store. It in applied by the expectant j riother MTSslf, it peaetntea deeply and nf fnrd milrk sad splendid relief In a most j gratifying iranner and reflectl a physlosl betterasul in the nervous dlsnsKkra of the lai). pool fail to get 11 bottle of "Motbsr'a , i'riena ' today mid then write Bradfteld Reg , uiatiir 0tH 41.1 Lsatar liidg., riUants, Os fur a pretty little U,nk brimful of IntoltBS- tlon for aspeciant mntheri, 1; i a delight to lead It. Vc Roednasstcr aimvi. R08KBURQ, 'ire.. March 4 K. A. I Sinclair of Portland, was appointed : roadmester by the Douglas county court. Mr Sinclair began his carrer as j roadbullder In Massachusetts and lat er worked in Illinois. Montana and I Other middle western states. Since I coming to Oregon he nas been em ployed by the state hlgnway engineer as well as on the Columbia highway. : He will assume his duties on Monday. tiOOO Roceirod b) Hero. DUFTIR, ore, March 4 Fred O. Buskuhl, of Kriend. has just received I be bfonse medal awarded to him by the Carnegie hero fund commission for attempting to save the life of Jo seph I. Tarke at Friend. August 3 j day evening who called to celebrate the wedding anniversaries of the two collides at the Skinner residence on Gladys Avenue. Mrs. H. M. Cuiin presided at lun cheon today at her country home, one mile north of town. The town ladies motored out about noon when covers hud been prepared for six. The ladies spent the afternoon with fancy work as a pleasant past'me. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ha worth and I daughter Lourse who were guests al 1 the Scruggs home for several days re turned to their b"ine in Irrigon Wed I nesday. Mrs. C. J. Qravej of Btanfield was I a visitor here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pasewalk and j children left this morning for Irrl ! gon where thev will make their home j dur ng the summer months. Mr. j Pasewalk will be with the govern ment at their headquarters in Irrigon. H. Q, Newport is a business, visitor In Portland this week. S. H. Oldaher was a visitor in Spo kane this week. 897 87 Walla Walla. IfoUtor is WO ITO 495 Itidout 178 210 Douglas 169 Slaughter 160 McAllister 166 186 074 138 155 463 184 141 485 178 169 513 841 870 821 253 Judge Shea May CM Post. WASHINGTON, March 2. Spon sors for various candidates for ap pointment as Ambassador to Chile to succeed Henry P. Fletcher, newly ap pointed Ambassador to Mexico, said they understand the president had virtually decided upon the appoint ment of Judge Joseph H. Shea of In tana polls. Judge Shea was recommended by Senator Kern. Flot-lier Vphold Daniels. WASHINGTON, March 3. Uphold. Ing Secretary of the Navy Daniels' administration of the department Rear Admiral Fletcher told the house naval affairs committee that congress j was responsible for, any existing in-1 efficiency In the navy. Fletcher, supporting previous rec ommendations of Rear Admiral: Knight, head of the navy war college; SISTER: Read my Free Offer! I am 4 woman. I know a woman' trial. I know her need of sympathy and help. If you, my sister, axe unhappy be auc of III -health, if you feel unfit for household duties, social pleasures, or dally employment, write and tell me Just how you suffer, and ask for my free ten days' trial of a home treatment suited to your needs. Men cannot understand women's sufferings. What we women know from ex perience, we know better than any man. I want to tell you how to cure yourself at home at a cost of about 12 cents a week. If you suffer from women's peculiar ailments causing; pain In the head, back, or bowels, feel ing of weight and dragging-down sensation, falling or displacement of pelvic organs, causing kidney and bladder weakness or constipation and piles painful or Irregular periods, catarrhali conditions and discharges, extreme nervousness. depressed spmts. meiancnoiy desire to cry fear of something evil about to happen, creeping feeling along the spine, palpitation, hot flashes, weariness, sallow complexion with dark circles under the eyes, pam in the left breast, or a general feeling that life is not worth living, I INVITE YOU TO SEND TODAY FOR MY FREE TEN DAYS' TREATMENT! and learn how these ailments can be easily and surely conquered at home without the dangers and expense of an operation. When you ar, cured, ar.d able to enjoy life again, you can pass the good word along to some othr sufferer My home treat ment is for younj or old. To Mothers of Daughters, I will explain how to overcome green sickness (chlorosis). Irregularities, headaches, and lass.'tude in young women and restore them to plumpness and health. Tell me If you are worried about your daughter. Remember, it costs you nothing to give my home treatment a terf days' Irial, and does not Interfere with dally work. If health Is worth asking for, then accept my generous off-r and write for the free treatment, including my Illustrated, booklet. "Woman's Own Medical Adviser." I will send all in plain wrappers pot-j paid. To save time, you can cut out this offer, mark your feelings, oA return to me4 Send today, as you may not see this offer again. Address, MRS. M. SUMMERS. - Box H. SOUTH BEND, INO- 499 kA Hall Si ri.ininissim Buskuhl, awarded 111 Victim Directs Operation. CHICAGO, March 3. Pinioned he laath a carload of coal, his li ft arm and li ft leg crushed. Henry li. Knud si 11. ,1 switchman, directed a surgeon as t" the best way of amputating his arm and lex. He remained conscious throughout ihe operation. onlj One Vmcrlcan on Board, WASHINGTON, March I. Consul General Skinner at London reported to the state department thai only one American. Itulph B. Foster, was aboard Ihe liner Maloja. sunk b a mine Sunday off Dover, and that he was saved. ou comet Discovered , CAMBRIDGE, Miss. March 4 The discovery of a small comet by N'ciij tnin was announced In a cablegram to the Harvard observatory from Profes sor Hacklund of the Imperial obser vatory at Pulkown. Kussla. The message said that the comet, which was found in a photograph, had a slow motion south and was of the 11th magnitude Its position on February :4 was: Right ascension, S hours 58 minutes 40 seconds; declina tlon 16 degrees 'l minutes north. Disease control diii LONDON, March 4. The final re port of Huron Sydenham's royal con -mission on social diseases, which has been conducting an Investigation for about two years. falt'S famous rn a WfTKH Fresh Every Day XlV-f f T V IOI 1 OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine, Clean Furnished Rooms In Connection. Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot In Pendleton for FALT'S Sea Foods. ACHING JOINTS RID PAIN AWAY WITH A SMAIJ TRIAL BOTTLE OP OLD, PEN ETR TINt; "ST. .1 (XIfs OIL." Hong Kong Gafa 4.ND NOODLE PARIORS Noodles AND Chop Suey NOT TAMALES 15c Outside Tray orders a Specialty. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen OPKN DAY AND ALL NIGHT MEALS Sftc AND I P Special Chicken Dinner Sundays. 548 Main Street Next to i: o. Bldg. Phone (0 .dsfiL LCY LEE CHINESE HERB MEDICINE CO. o. 7ii Grades st, Our roots have been tested 100 years. We can cure all chronic diseases or abscesses. Come to us If you are suffer ing from catarrh, asthma, lung or bronchlnl trouble, constlpn tlon, rheumatism, appendicitis, dropsy, kidney, liver, stomach or female trouble, obesity, blood and skin diseases or nervous debility. Sufferers from these and many other chronic diseases have been restored to health and happiness without poison ous drugs, by the Chinese herbs. Come and sec us. Robber Mm! itml Record. R BIDDING, Cal.. March 4. John Hums who was captured here after robbing a store two weeks ago, was Identified as Frank Judy, who escap ed from the Deer Lodge, Mont , peni tentiary In 1913. He had five more years to serve when he fled, .ludy will waive extradition and return to Montana. port says that seri boon revealed and is issued. The rc us conditions have .'Xpresses the belief Students in the freshmen cliuss of ChiCSgO. University's colleg-e of com merce are to be subjected to a rlti i examination and labeled for mental Strength and endurance, the test In volving a 1-2 hours- scrutiny by a psvcholoKlst armed with a stopwatch Perfect Harmony must exist In the dlKcstlve system in order to ttel the best value from your food. When the stomnch lacks tone or strength, trv a bottle of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS that action by the government Ls the only solution of the ureal national program The Commission says a disease ot this nature should Incapacitate th person concerned for marriage and makes a number "I' other drastic rec ommendatlons. To Pass American shipment, LONDON, March 4 Lord Holier' Cecil, minister of Hlockade. announced a new plan whereby bona fldo ship ments of American goods to any coun try hut King land's enemies would be guaranteed passate through Uw blockade "A board of in 'dry will he estab lished," Lord OecH stated, "and rep resentatives of this board as well nf .British consular i fldnls In the I'nl ted States will Inspect and 0, K. ship ments MUitgte MM Idle. RIDOBEIBLD, Wn . March 4 The RratltS-McClellan . hlngle mill at this place was forced to suspend when the drum on the log haj broke It was repaired, but broke again. A new one Is now being c ol While the mill Is Idle Improvement.'- are beinir made New discoveries of petroleum have been made in Argentina. Stop "dosing'' Rheumatism It's pain only: not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" risht on the "tender spot." and by the time you sav Jack Robinson out rheumatism liniment which never dis appoints and doesn't burn the skin It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from achinu joints, mtlacles and bones; stops sciatica. UmbagO, back ache and neuralgia. Limber up! Get a small trial bottle of old-time, honest "St. Jacob's Oil' from any drug store, and in a mo ment you'll be free from pains, aches and stiffness Don't suffer! Ruti rheumatism awa BETTKR AND SOFTER LIGHT ls assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a liKht that Illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them ? J. L. VAUGHAN There 's Danger in Sluggish Bowels Bilioutnosg, Stck He-ftcUchr, Sour SttMMch Appendicitis, nil Slu-t to Inefficient Bowrl Action. Folcr CdsiWtK TbdImU tfc RIU Msl. NVver let Hie boweU gt irrsguisr. It's danfrercus snd unnvoeessry. X buttle of Foley Cathartic Tablet will provide ready relief at all times They clear ihe stomach, live., up the liver, stimulate the secretion and flow of the biilt, havs. a good tonic effect on the whole Intestinal tract. Of Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mr. K. J. UtsoSj, n 4eeder of Cross Keys. Os., says: "I believe ir n tl. trough cleans move Blent of thsj bowels, without the slightfst inconvenience or siekonirtf, 1 believe the Foley Ca thartic Tablet the best on earth. It s a perfeet cathartic. r1th no ba t sjf fee let. My customers are highly plena, il with them. They always sat isfy beyond their expectation. Sold Eer)-wbere. BOXING CONTEST OREGON THEATRE THURSDAY, Mar. 9 Buddy" Stevens of Pendleton VS. "Kid" Saltm&rsh Champion Lightweight of Philippine Islands. 10-ROUNDS--10 3 Good Preliminaries 2 Four Round Bouts ftld 1 Six Round. Ringside Seat $1.50; Reserve $1.00; Balcony 75c. First Preliminary Starts at i :30 Sharp. Seats on Sale at Welch Cigar Store.