PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1916. EIGHT PAGES !MANY CATTLE SENT Quick as a Hash TO WASHINGTON FOR THE SUMMER RANGE Specifications: Instrument Hoard. So efficient ly and simply arranged ih.it posi tive "quick-action" complete driving-control la within easy roach of driver assures not only comfort but quick "safety first" work In an emergency. WHO HAXCHEKS SEND OUT HERDS TODAY TO FEED AT PLYMOUTH. on the "get away" You're off with a rush, quickly, silent ly, smoothly, powerfully. But "responsiveness" is only one of the many distinctive features that will make you thrill with pride when you drive this big beautiful powerful dependable Mitchell "THE Six of Sixteen." See the Mitchell "Six" the graceful, sweeping lines of its long, beautiful, roomy, full five or seven passenger body. Drive it Feel the power that answers to your will power to carry you at 60 miles an hour on the straightaway-r-to climb the fiercest grade or, throttled, creep at a 2-mile gait all on high. That's the test that tells. Don't buy any car until you know the MITCHELL "THE SIX of '16" 6 cylinder, Five-passenger Mitchell $1365 6 cyIirmer,Seven-passenger Mitchell $1400 F. O. B. Pendleton. DON'T CLOSE THE DEAL FOR YOUR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN AND RID- DEN IN THE MICHELL. Phone for a demonstration. McCook & Bentley 323 East Court Street, Corner Thompson. Telephone 65 An old established and reliable firm, always here to back up every sale. Whcclbasr 125 Inches. Assures body room enough for seven pas sengers without cramping. And . our apecial chassis construction en ables you to turn In average street without cutting your tires on the curb. Motor 4S H. P. H'sh speed. Small bore, long stroke. 3 1-2x5 Inches. Gasoline System Vacuum feed. 18-gallon tank suspended at rear. No trouble when climbing the steepest hills. Springs Half.elllptlc. front; "Bate" exclusive Mitchell cantile ver, rear. Chronic-Vanadium Steel Con struction. Brakes Four on rear wheels. Powerful and positive. A "Safety First" necessity. Tires Large, Anti-Skid rear. Bod)- Long, clean, ultra stream line, all hinges concealed. Big, roomy. Luxuriously upholstered In genuine leather, Body-conforming cushions. Parlor car comfort and freedom from that "I wish I could get out and stretch" feeling even on long trips. Finish Black running gear. Dark French-blue body. Red wheels. Equipment Electric lighting and "cold weather" starting sys tem. Dimming headlights. One. man top. Jiffy side curtains. Built in rain vision, ventilating wind shield. Engine driven tire pump. Electric horn. Magnetic speedo meter. Gasoline gauge. Footrest. Robe-rail. Extra tire carrier in rear. Extra demountable rim. Li cense plate brackets. Complete set of tools. Jack, etc Over 80 years of faithful Service to the American Public. e HURCH ES B. y. P. I'.., :30 p. m ; preaching. 7:J0. R. P. Hutton or the Anti-Saloon League.' will speak. He should be greeted by a large audience. E- h Clevenger. pastor. the young people's society of C. E meets at 6:30; prayer meeting and Bible study class meets on Wednes day evenings. H H. Hubbell. pastor. of Pendleton Condemned at the Judg ment by the Men ot Nineva." Text, Luke 11:32. Tou should not mw either of these sermons tomorrow aJ they will be of vital Interest to every one. Special music by the choir. Baptist. , Hi Me school meets at 9:45 Let everyone note the aDove change o' time. Preaching at 11 o'clock. Sub ject, "The Requisite for Seeing God." Ctirtttian. The Sunday services at the chris tian church will be as follows: 9:15, Bible school. E. O. Draper. SupL Our Sunday school motto is "A place for everyone and everyone In his place." 11 a. rr... preaching and communion: 7 30 p. m., preaching, sermon sub ject. "Hyphenated Christians; 30. Methodist. The following services will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow: ; Sunday school at 10 a. m ; Epworth League at S:30 p. m.; preaching at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m.; morning sub ject, "A Lost Man" Text. 1 Sam. 10:32. "And the Lord answered, be hold he hath him himself among the stuff." Evening subject, "The Men ' ;'!l!!!.!!U!nil!lI m j 1 33 'JlHllllHllllilllHOL; Independent Garage - , -wMILi ' ' l9f BB !S"i 1 If you want the best in workmanship and service Let Us Repair Your Car Expert repairing of autos, combined harvesters, gas engine 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. Handy Fire-Proof Storage One trial of our satisfaction giving will make you & booster Hemmelgarn & Webb, Props. Corner East Court and Thompson Streets. Telephone 633 Presbyter n. The sermon at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning will be of especial interest to people who. do not make a practice of going to church The subject wilt be "The Great I Am. The ladies' quartet wl!i sing "Beautiful Isle."' Mayree Snyder will sing, "Singing in God's Acre." At 7:30 Mr. Snyder lectures upon "Lot's Wife." These popular evening ser vices are attracting large crowds for more than a month extra seats have been necessary to accommodate th'' people. The lecture tomorrow night will be one of the best of the series. The choir will sing "Rejoice Greatly." Miss Baldwin will contribute a violin solo. Sunday school, If a. m ; Y P. H c. E . : p. m. Former Suucrlntcnknt of FuruWi Ditch Secures New Position "l North Yakima; Antoue Cunlia is Taken to ivmlleton for Operation; Other Evho News Notes. (East Oregonlan Special.) ECHO, Ore., March 25. B. F. Mc- Cullough left here today for Ply mouth, Wash., with a large herd of I cattle to be placed on summer range ' at that place. Among them were 80 head of cattle belonging to Mr. Giles of Portland which had been winter- j ed on the J. B. Saylor farm on But-. ter creek. According to reports received here) by friends. T. M. Johnson, who was: superintendent ot the Furnish Ditch) at this place, has secured a similar j position at North Yakima, Wash. Antone Cunha, who fractured his kneecap several days ago, was taken to the hospital at Pendleton on) Thursday where he will undergo an 1 operation. Stanfleld Bros shipped eight cars of mutton sheep and one car of hogs to the Portland market this week. Aflred Schafer shipped one car of; hogs. Mrs Quy Jonas Is visiting in Athe na with friends. Mrs. R. B. Stanfleld Is In Portland having gone down to visit her daugh-' ter. Mrs. Allylian Porter. i Wm. Gillette, Sr., made a short vis- It here the first of the week while on his way from Portland to Lewiston, Idaho. ) The Misses Alice and Dollle Gulll ford of Eugene are here visiting wlti their father, Tine Gulllford. Minor Bros, shipped four carloads of beef cattle to Portland Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Orva! McCvllough of Plymouth, Wash, are here visiting. with relatives. . Fred Laughlin left Tuesday for. North Yakima, where he has a posi tion with an Irrigation company. Mrs. Agnes Wlgel has gone to Port land on a visit. Osmer Smith was. here on Thursday from Pendleton, looking after his po- 1 lltlcal fences. I Deputy Game Warden George Ton kin was here this week He was ac companied by L. S. Vincent of Athe na. "The iwMest rasing car The day of the high price for a motor car. merely for "name" or "so cial prestige" is past. And the Elght-Clylnder Cadillac Is 111111 responsible. 1$? Today. It dominates the quality jp field, the social field and the efficiency f . o. b. Pendleton SEE THEM AT THE 7I Cottonwood Street. Mc Lean Auto Co. Telephone 41 Russian Loss ,M8,M. NEW YORK, March 24. Losses In the Russian army, killed, wounded r.nd missing, for one year, January to December SI. 1915, were 1,642,119. according to Boris S. Schumacher, a Jewish newspaper correspondent, who arrived here from Petrograd la Copenhagen on the steamship Unltsd States. Mr. Schumacher exhibited printed lists of names which he said wers Of ficial Russian reports of casualties and which he said he secretly obtain ed while In Petrograd STOMACH JOY, OR STOMACH MISERY -CHOOSE Needless to Suffer the Agonies of Indigestion. Famous Mi-o-na Prescription Relieves Almost Instantly. I ration Clerk Arrested. PARIS, March 25 A dispatch to the Balkan agency rrom Bucharest says the chief clerk of the American legation at Sofia Is reported to have been arrested by the Bulgarian au thorities, accused of giving a pres ent to an employe for using greater j haste than ordinary in issuing passports. The American minister Is said to' have protested energetically to the I Bulgarian government. Insisting on the clerk's Immediate release. I coins u. uranaeis, recently appoint-1 I ed to the United States supreme court . bench, gives half his time 'to public work without pay. Christian Sclent. E. Webb and Johnson streU. Ser vices Sunday, 11 a m. snd 8 p. rn. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Wednesday 8 p. m. Subject of lesson sermon. "Reality." The reading room at tho church Is open dally, except Sunday, Irom I until 4 p. m. Church of the Redeemer, There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m. Sun day school at 10 a m.; divine service ami sermon at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The soloist at the morning service will be Mrs. Carl l'uwer. Mrs. G. W. Phelps will preside at the organ. Con firmation class at 2:20 p. m All .are cordially Invited. Charles Qulnney, rector. .-cnd KehUT Is Felled. LONDON, March 25 Advices re ceived from Dover by the press asso ciation say that a second German sea plane was brought down after the raid made by four German aeroplanes over the Kent coast last Sunday. It la said a British an-man who was crossing the channel in a new aero plane saw the raid In progress, snd Joining In the chase of the Germans succeeded In bringing down one of their machines. TWO AMERICAN WOMEN KILLED ON THE BORDER Hone Celebration of Wonder Interest The arrival of a baby In llie hnnehnM completely changes the entire aspect of ine riihire. nut tn the meantime, during the anxious period of ex pectancy, there Is a ipiemlld remedy known as "Mother's FWeDd" that does wonders. I! Is for external use, re liefs the pains of mimic expansion, fxnthes and quiets the nerves, extends its In fluence to the Internal organs ami removes to a (treat extent the ten dency to wnrrv and .in. prehension. It Is a natural treatment, safe for the mother, has no drug effect whatso ever and for this reason must exert a most henefclal Influence upon those functions di rectly connected with motherhood. In a very Interesting book the subject is freely discussed and a copy will be mailed free to all expectant mothers by Bri-rtfleM Regulator Co., 4M Lamar Bdg., Atlanta, On. Get a bottle of "Mother's Friend'" today of any druggist Use as directed and you will then know why mothers for nearly half a century have used and recommended thl splendid aid to motherhood. Their letters are messages of cheer, that breathe comfort la every word. A good, strong, vigorous stomach; one thaj goes about Its work of di gesting the food sent down to It with out a pain and with sudh efflcency that Its owner Is unaware of Its pres ence. Is Indeed a priceless possession It Is the source of ruddy, glowinK health and strength. An'i, why shouldn't at least the vast majority of us have a good stomach' The law of Nature Is perfection. It Is unnatural to be sick and It Is only when the stomach through abuse or accident becomes weak and run down that It will refuse to digest your food as Nature Intended. Then you suffer the untold miseries of Indiges tion. In all such cases it would be a hard matter Indeed to find a better rem edy than the famous, Inexpensive MI-o-na prescription. Ml-o-na tablets give almost Instant relief to all stom ach dlsaresa, and they do more. They usually build up the stomach and put new strength in its weaken ed muscular walls so quickly that In a few days all belching, bloating, sourness, heartburn, heaviness, bil iousness, sick headache and dlnlness disappear. Tou sleep better, your appetite Is Improved an you are again on the road to perfect digestion and I enjoyment of food. I Ml-o-na Is sold by nearly all lead i ing druggists under a positive guar : nntee to refund your money It It does ! not stop all stomach distress, In fact do all It Is advertised to do, and you I can always buy It of Tallman A Co on such a plain without any restric tions. Nothing lessens a man's success In his work or a woman's fascinating personality more than a weak stom ach, with its attending evils. With such a guarantee back of Ml-o-na there no longer seems any need for anyone suffering or making their friends suffer on account of Indiges tion without making an effort to re cover good health and happiness. laMll Has r alts famous rn a UITKH Fresh Every Day V-zIKsTl f T 131 1 SEA CRABS Steam Heated. OYSTERS CLAMS Fine, Clean Furnished Rooms In Connection. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot In Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods. BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light 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 IIIIM DOUGLAS Arix., March 26. Three Americans, two women and ons man, were killed near Gibson's line ranch on the New Mexico-Mexico: boundary, eight miles west of Colum bus, N. M between 4 and 6 o'clock Wednesday, presumably oy Mexicans according to the story brought here by a party of five Imuglas people, who said they arrived on the scene shortly after the bodies had been removed by the soldiers A command of United States sol diers stationed at the Gibson ranth was said to have crossed the line n pursuit of the slxyert. iiiifHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiniiiiiiiiiituiiiuiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiifiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiifiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiHiij f A Few Things to Do Today i ssat First Call up Phone 5 and order a load of mill-ends for kindling. All short lengths and the best thing in the world to start your fire. A big load for a dollar and a half. Second Order enough of our Rock Springs coal to fill your bin. Third Build a good big red hot fire. Fourth Congratulate yourself that you have the beet fuel In Pendleton. Fifth Resolve to do it again. B. L. BURROUGHS, Inc. Cor. Webb & College Phone 5 liitiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiitiimiwiuiiiiM 1