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PAGE SEVEN EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916. SEASHORE VACATIONS - U V HHKEYOli will, FIND i KBIT Foil LIFE In (he sweel, sail hreolai of (he sea .il OBARHART unci BKABIDB. Warm sea water anil surf ImthlnK; golf, ten nls, trout fishing ami other pastimes. LOW COST VACATIONS for the entire fainllv, from $10 per week (for summer cottage) upwards. MeHt hotels, first class cuisine. Sea fond abundant. Purest mountain wa ter Stopover l oiivenlent Wa The NORTH BANK ROAD and the twin PALACES i" of from California, THE filtWD PANTOS H fllK ol.l MHI I1IVKII 'iid the arorld-liTallng highway through IIm loan of the Cascades lo Portland enjoyed from the trains of the NORTH BANK ROAD Round triii from Pendleton llt.lt Send postal for booklet. Baa loQAl intent Northern Partfk, or O.-W. It. V. or address, it. M. CROSIER sst Oen. Pan gt. Portland, Ore. official figures put Russia's pe troleum production last year at about S9.000.00ii barrels:, a lain of S.000, 000 Parrels in a year Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES cy? HOT TAMLES CHILLI CON GARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date FIRST CLAM SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor Webb nnd Cottonwood Sle. Phone 6S7. Pendleton. Ore You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at- Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish Hong Kong Cafe SJD NOODLE PAKLOIW Noodles AND Chop Stiey Outside Tray Orders a specialty Boxes for ladlea and gentlemen OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS aoc AND t'P. Mcnl Tickets, 21 Mcala for $4.00 special Chicken Dinner Sundaye. 548 Main Street Neat to B. O. BWg. Phone 101 OFFICE IS OPENED ID GET MEN FOR REGIMENT WtLK-IMiiKD MEN BKTWEKN U.KS CW IS AM 15 AMI IN DEMAND, Captain lee tlark I- In t barge ol Local Office Winch Will He Maiiituimtl Here tbJVCMl Duy; Oregon MUluto 1- 800 Men sliort ol Regular strength. Able-laidicd men tietween the ages ol IH and 45 are wauled for border service I'aptaln lee '"lark. Oregon militia rwrulting officer, arrived hele Mwlerday for a threoday atop for the purpose of accepting recruits for the United States army. The quota, for the I iregon slate in i lllln ia kuo men ahort of the re 'lulred number and every effort is iielrig made to bring (he militia up to standard! The following communication from Chief Mastering olfVer Williams at Clackamas, Ore., luia been received by Post master Tom Tweedy: 'Would advice thai i'aptaln Lee Clara OraCOtl militia recruiting officer Will arrive In your city for three ilaxx fof the purpose of iiccepiing recrulls for the Oregon national guard now on the border. Able-bodied nun be tween the age of IS and 45 are Wanted Any person having rel . ithes depending on them for sup. port will not lie accepted. "The wages of the soldier are from Hi, to 145 per month. In addition to the iwy. all clothing, rations and med ical attendance are furnished free. I will thank you to give thia Informa tion to the local press with a view to Inform" I a view to i its circulation prior 10 the the recruiting officer arrival or; uieutiotied above 1 shall also thank you. if you win be so kind as lo give me intor-1 in.itioji to the local commercial club , and also such publl.. officials as may j be able to Increases Its publicity. j The quota for the state of Oregon' Is 100 men short of the required j number it should furnish In response! (h call State the pr at June mtdeni It, li the r IS.' . Mt KIN C)MI'- ROM WITHIN. o'olish to think yo clear complexion It an galn: the use id fac poWdW Get at the root of (he trouble and thoroughly cleanse (he ostein wilh a treatment of Lr. King's New Life Pills Gentle and mild In ac tion, do not gripe, yet they relieve tha liver by their action on the bowels. Hood for young, adults and aged. Go after a clear complexion today, :5c j ;il rout druggist. Adv. DRY ROT PEACH IS SERIOUS MENACE TO WILLAMETTE VALLEY PORTLAND, .1 peachc- an ire.. July 1. gajn coming Dry ird from various Willamette valley siru ts. causing not only much wor- and lose lo handlers c ami retail i"" rnf both whole- Ctlng serious dry rol ItrUi K lliamette Oh orchards quite hettvll) irs ago end the disease val- ,-ev- haa I eo serious ihat many handlers I io purchase thi supplies pn Ih tk'Ultural authorttlee i i ilmlnate the dlaeage, I be caiiiini! ground mst( .1 ol .IvinK! s of vVittamettt uni" forward in nlley j 111 ni rachei indlth The stiH'k has ahout flavor and appearanci ecelved here Within Ml MRS. FUNSTON RETURNS FROM VISIT TO BORDER a- 'iiininiiMiiMiiiiiiiMiwMriinn iriaeMMMisiiiiirsnriniilsSBISSSMlssIltlir lim'T'mrenriiirr n TMtKWBRHRRSVIRHtltt qegnpgpeemNBHHaSKr7wwo.-VOT:ic w w wiwis: v.',,w llW':.l! Thin is a picture of Mrs. Frederick', Funaton nnd her baby aaugnter, Bleanor, No woman in Amenda haa Along the WfeoftetftJi WM$ MUca flrfj thi miK'k arc reported si.1 Ww " ! a liux. lui IVM at rhiit price buyer i luim the ItOOjl i hiK comi;irt"I J with kMHsc quality ai 7tSSo. HOGS AND SHEEP ARE FIRM AT PORTLAND PORTLAND, tire., July 21.--The strength of the hog and mutton mar-1 ket continue, but cuttle remain wekj for most offering. There was only a limited run n! swine in the North Portland yard over night These were picked up by I buyers early in the days session, isj continuing as the top lor ipjillty uf- ferings. General bag market range: ( hon e light weights I 00 Good light weights K.uO Medium weights S.OiJ'd S.aoj Rough and heavy LMVLTll .Mutton Tade Firm, 'lii. if wan nothing available in the yards at North Portland during thel day to thorough!) teat extreme val- ucs lor mutton and Iambi!, although former prices were akaln paid. Fori lambs the beat stuff available brought' Itjtti but this could scarcely be call ed extreme top quality, QetteraJ mutton and lumii market: j Select spring lambs It.tfl9l.tl Ordinary lernba 7.5u 7.7 j ! lies! earlings I. B0Ot.lt liood to common wethers tiTtt.tt llesi ewes t.fl0O5t0 Qood to common ewes ... 4.0094,0(1 (attic uenenll) Weak. While killers mignt Tie willing Of aide to pay extreme prices lor .i few loud Of extra quality, heavy weiglil i attic, the cla.sts of slilrf that ha." been fuming recently has not met with fa vor among butchers or packers. The general cattle market situation it North Portland continues weak, but; there Wia nothing available to test ,,r ehange- Quotations for the day. i,rme Knt steers prime heavy steer.- . . e l!.r 'ir 7 5" . 7.75t(i.25 . s.itot.oo 5.50 'a 5 75 I.OO0S.SO i.OU'a 4.0(1 3.50 1l 4.511 . 7 50 'il 8.00 . 4.0V 4j 5.0" (j,n light fleers . . gtockera and feeders .. prime dehorned com jrnlp horned cows .. Common cows u Prime light veal .lives prim, heavy veal calve Thurnda) Mveatock hhlipcrs, Hogs t Bratton, Klickitat, Waah., loud: Burdich a Co., Linn, l load. ' attle--o, E. Qorattne, Yamhill. 1 Mixed stuff T. in. 1 load cattl e Psjk, Jr.. Linn, id sheepi Edward. Be and sheep: ml cattle, hfl 1 liARLEY DEMANU is BETTER IN OREGON PORTLAND, 1 mand for wheat July 21 Oe mis quite keen; n trade IS show growers to let g, this lime and th ehaaed at primary of their wheat at . ise that have pur-1 points of lute have rt i-.l to pa higher (ha thi is perhaps eeplt the di hours. There irKet in (he during the exiremelv and the ci last -M nod in mt h i' supplies al Pacific northwest eectlo i lets market is generally steady strong, with Httle (railing reported. Flour trade is quiet, but quouvtli lis are uenerally well maintained a( S,il for leading branda or patent. by various! Inquiries tor grain hags are In ml experts creasing with a corresponding In lit it seemsjirease in the Strength of the market Flour Selling price: Patent, 5.z0 Willamette valley, 14.7a; loea etralght, 14.406 4.(0; linker 14. 40415. 00; Montana spriim exports. $4.r,',i 4. 7": whet. (.4t; graham, jr.. flour. ir:i.'. per Parrel local, wheat, whole been In closer contact with American army activities on tne Mexican iron - tier than Mrs Funaton, who haa Just gilllillllllllllllllliiiil Illlililllllililill Ill, llllllillllllllllllllilllllilllllllllll Iilllll!lil f or neither Hay Buying price: Willamette alley timothy, fancy. J 20: eastern ircgon-Idaho fancy timothy. 121 (T I i 1916 nominal; 1-4(011 l-lc in are higher. llCUttSA 11 ss amounts its. t28.50 per ton. is IMtfl 6 SO per STEPHENS TO BE NEXT CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR LOS ANGELES, July 20. A politi cal authority siiKed that Congressman Stephens is scheduled to become gov ernor of California after the Augual primaries. He Indicated thai Steph ens had received assurance of tile gov ernorship before resiging from con- ' returned to her modest little home on Inf.ntrv Don, . Ik. I t,-..uj Atn i,.,,, ,lft(. tended visit to her, Despaln Building. Phone 768. Pen famous husband, General Funaton. jdleton, Oregon. The Housekeeper's Story Here are the extra words of an experienced house keeper: "The goods I buy continually are those that are advertised widely and attractively in my favorite newspaper. I want no better guarantee than 'continued advertising.' When I see goods persistently advertised in a reliable newspaper I am certain that they are reli ablefor I know that a firm is not going to spend large sums advertising a product unless the product has merit. The statement proves merchants to attempt to unknown, non-advertised goods which are guaranteed by the merchant nor Two thirds of the world's corre. ndene in the English languag. How's Thi? offer one Hundred Hollars Reward j 'or any cane of Caiarrh thai eannoi be cured hv Hail's raiarrli Cure, i ' llHli's ( alarih Cure has heeo taken hj atarili lufferen for the past thirty fivt rasrs. and lias become known as the most reliable remedy (or ararrh Hall's Ca ! tatrh line acts (hru (he Itlood on the Mu teens iDrfsces, expelling the Poison fronr : ih Hlond Hn.l dealing ie diseased portions After rod have (aken Hall's Citarrt Cure I : for n short time you will see a great Im provemeat In your general health. Star( ! ' ii k 1 n e Hall's ( aiarrh Cure a( once and get rid of catarrh. Send for tesdmunlals. rree K. .1 C1IKNEY & 0., Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. NOTICE t' PAYMENT OF CITY OF I'FXDLETI IN IMPROVED ENT BONDS. Notice is hereby given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos. 5 and ti, Series L. and Nop. 2 and 3. Series M. will he paid upon presen tation thereof to the undersisned at (he American National Hank, Pendle ton. UnUtttlla County. Oregon. Inter est on said Bonds ceases August 1, 1916. Dated July 11. 1916. LEE MOORHOCSE, Treasurer, City of Pendleton By Wm. Miekelsen. iyputy. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSURANCE AND I,ANI BUSINESS; HA HTM AN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of title to all1 lands in Umatilla county. Buys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business Pays; i taxes and makes investments for non resident! Writes, fire, life and accl- j dent insurance. References, any b'ink in Pendleton JAMES JOHNS Pres. C, H. MARSH. See ! BENTLET A MONTGOMERY. REAL estate, fire, life and accident Insur ance agents. 816 Main street, ph ne 404. VETERINARY SURGEONS, C, w LASSEN, M D, v veterinarian. Residence 27; office telephone. 20. COTNT telephone SECOND HAND DEALERS. V. STROBI.E. DEALER IN NFVW and second hand goods. Cast paid for all second-hand goods bough' j Cheapest place in Pendleton to buy ! household goods. Come and get O'V j prices 219 E Court street Phon IllW. AKUlIITF.tT. .,. . piTMimn W. HATCH. ARCH1TEC1 that it is mighty poor policy sell to good customers any by the manufacturer. 1111111111111111111111111 KnOWF! FOf j S IS 1 i j S iS 5 Washington, First National Bank PENDLETON. ORE60N is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Federal Reserve Board. By C. S, Hamlin, Governor. SECURITY -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimniiiMii ATTORNEYS. RALEY & RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT law. Office in American National Bank Building. GEORGE W. COUTTS, ATTORNKY at law. Estates settled, wills, deeds, mortgages and contracts drawn. Collections made Room 17, Schmidt block. FEE A FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office In Despaln building. CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNEY at law Office In rear of Amerl can National Bank building JAMES B PERRY. ATTORNEY AT law Office over Taylor Hardwar, company. PETERSON & BISHOP, ATTOH neye at law; room 3 and 4. Smith i Crawford building. . j DOUGLAS W, BAILEY. ATTORN E I tt aw will practice in all stale an(j federal courts Rooms 7. 8 an' 9 Dggpaln building. FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTOR ney at law. Office In Smith-Craw ford building I S A LOWELL, ATTORNEY AN! counsellor at law. Office In Da epaln building. It's Strength iiinniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiL D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. I - llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltre AUCTIONEERS. t COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTION eer, makes a specialty of farmer' stock and machinery sales. "The man that gets you the money " Lear orders at East Oregonlan office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. I J, T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORE Funeral director and licensed m- , Calmer. Moat modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night I'orner Main and Water streets. Telephone (I. ' JOHN 3. BAKER. FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite poatofflce Funeral parlor, two funeral cars Calls responded 10 day or night Phone 76 MOM FARM 1 INDS NOtUTHEHN PaTtfuT" RAILWAY Uinds 111 eastern Mont.'i i.i il 12 50 to IIS per acre. SuliaMe 01 r .rming or grilling Baas' term- 1 .1 infor mation write or see W K Moll Mtteg : City. Montana. MBKXLLANEOI b, LEGAL HLANDs OF EVECV HK ecrlptlon for county court eln ult court, justice court, real mate, ete., for sale at East Oregunlsn office