East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 11, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE THREE DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENPLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1916. 5 HALF PRICE ANOTHER BIG SATURDAY SPECIAL ON MEATS. EVERY SATURDAY YOU CAN BUY MEAT AT DOWNEY'S MARKET FOR JUST ONE-HALF. DID YOU EVER HEAR OF SUCH PRICES AND IT'S U. S. INSPECTED MEAT Boiling Beef. Roast Beef Shoulder W Round Steak Sirloin Steak T-Bone Steak Pork Sausage Hamburger Downey's Market WE BELONG TO NO COMBINE. OUR EXPENSES ARE ONE-HALF WHAT THE OTHER FELLOWS ARE, SO YOU SEE WE CAN SELL BETTER MEAT FOR LESS MONEY. COME IN, LOOK AROUND. SEE HOW CLEAN A MARKET WE CONDUCT. THE DEAN TATOM f MACHINE IS DEVISED FOR TESTING BOXES nit. LOSHEH OAl'SBD BY BREAK M.I. IN TRANSIT Ml.l. BE ELIMINATED. PORTLAND, Aug. II A machine for testing the strength of boxes has been devised by engineers of the for est nervlce and Is In use at the For- 1 si Products IJioortitorv ai .viaouooi the result Wisconsin The machine Is Run-down ? -Tired ? -Weak? Every spring most people feel "al out of sorts " their vitality is nl low ebb. Through the winter montlit shpt up 11 great .i.-al in heated house, office, or factory, with little healthy exercise in the great outdoors esttns, more than necessary the blood become:- surcharged with poisons! The bef Spring medicine and tome is out mnde of herbs 11ml roots; without alco hol that was iirsl discovered by i)r. Picrri year ago. Made of Golden 8oal root, bl xl root, with glycerine, it is called lit. Mum's. Golden Medical Discovery. Ingredients on wrapper. It eliminates Iroin the blood disease 1 breeding poisons, il makes the blond rich and pun . and furnishes a founda tion or sound, physical health. S. .Id by medicine denier", in liquid or tablet form, or send 10 cent to If. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y., for a tame triul package of tablets. WHEN "RUN-DOWN. 8alem, Oregon. "As a spring tonic, I to build up a weakened, run-down j sessam. end so live one an appetite, 1 1 found Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical I MMUMI I Discovery good. A friend had recom mended it and I found it all that she claimed for it." Mrs. Jake Ginpkr, 1506 B, Bellview Street. Constipation entices and seriously aggravates ninny diseases. It is thor oughly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleas ant Pellets, tin" B. laxative; two 01 three a cathartic. Hong Kong Cafe 4NI NOODLE FARtORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Dntslde Tray Orders a Special tj. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen OPBN DAT AND ALL NIOHT MEALS 20c AND IIP. Meal TlekcW, 21 Meals for $4.00 special Chicken Dinner Sundays 548 Main Street Next to K O. Bldg. Phone lot 10c W2c Wfo 15c 18c 20c 12c I2V2C Phone 188 6 187 CO., the coolest, cleanest Grocery Call PHONE 688. 3 I ol experiment.- made to determine a lair test for all t pes of nOTOS A se I ries ol tests In cooperation with the Atnsiican octet) for Testing ktatt- 1 rials and the National Association ' 01 llox Manufacturers has been ear ' t ied on during the past ear to deter mine the strength of boxes of vari ous woods and of different construe -jtlon Over lour and a halt Pillion feel 01 lumber is used for box mak ing even year, and on this account tD iir'' considered Important Moreover, big losses are c a used b) the breakage, ol boxes In transit, end all parties concerned are said to ue aCfldotlS to delermine the hest kind of box. The machine constats of a hexagon al drum with I l-ii-fout sides, Which is I'ned with thin sleel sheets Pieces of scantling boiled to the holtoni form what ale snOWn as hazards. lo iiiaknnt the tests boxes filled with cans containing water are placed i . ,.Um. which is then rotated. K,,r convenience In ousorvwi tns re suits ,,r the tests, the sides and ends ol the Pox are numbered with large figure-, and in addition other num bers are placed al specified point on each side. The hazards" cause the boxes to be carried purl wa around and then dropped buck to the i..,l ... ,h.. 01111,1 t'li, b lull 1 uui ,,r this sort is a prcttv fair Imitation Of the probable treatment it would receive In shipment. The boxes ,are watched carefully, and notes are ta- ken on the manner in which lhe j give era) and the number of falls In quired to bleak them 111 pieces in tins way, Kay the dfficials, who ' l ave conducted the tests, it is pos-' sibic to delermine what kinds ol woods are best suited lor boxes The tests show a decided need for at standard clas.-lfication of box woods,; and three groups have been made. based en the data which wus obtain-j td. j The tests also show ihe best melh- ode of box construction. The experts say that one ol the most striking; , brought out w as the inade- nuac . theordlnari methods of nan-; quae) of ordlnarv methods of nail- Csed and the way they are put In are important, one nail more to the side, of a box will give it a great deal more strength than might be thought. I The nails should not be driven too! deep Into the wood. In main cases, It Is said, proper nailing will allow a redtutlun of the amount Of lumber used without any decrease In the val-, ue of the box. Boxes with cleated ends were found to be much strong er than those without cleats. As a result of the tests made at the Forest Products Laboratory, ten tative specifications for boxes used In shipment of canned goods have been drawn up and submitted to the various parties Interested, for discus sion. No other farms change hands less frequently than those having well set alfalfa fiulds. DRAYTON ARROW COLLAR THIN. LIGHT YET STARCH I-H AND SIGHTLY IV each dforWc CtesTT, momm ft co , IMC1AKFBS i Nr. Fan r Are you getting your harvest meat at these prices? Our up-to-date way of keeping meat as sures you that your roast or steak will reach the ranch fresh. Try us once. It's U. S. inspected. store in Pendleton. 4 Do on Know Thai hand that carries fc OUth can also carry il the Health firs form of lefet Tubercnlosti highest uui po verts go lis ud iii band? The 0. S. Public Health Ser Wee will send a booklet on fllei and disease gratis to all appll cants? The breast fed baby has thi best chance? Physical fitness Is prepared ness against disease? Pneumonia Is a cotnttumicu ble disease" Cockroaches tnav carry dis- XWX)WO 'N M1M-: KDU TWO Three Men re Injured in ACOtdetH in petonayttatila foal company Shaft. WU4UMBA&MB, Aug. 11 A gas explosion In the Pennsylvania Coal Company s shaft at Inkerman. north of hen killed two men anil injured inree TWO OF THE 4.680 VICTIMS OF INFANTILE SCOURGE I These are the first photographs of IpstKTSI I SJJJJJJJJJJJBJSJF'.. sjaSJal Js" --sjr . (,t . ISHMssMNNMHHMssM H 1 1 - jp ... ' S 1 f s RessieejRssssx-kssasssMnssBssassisanMssaSBsnsssB 1 pper photo Lower photo: -linsiclan using electrical ilbralor on little glrl'l Child's logs bandaged in spttnt. CANDIDATES GETTING READY FOR ELECTION THIRTEEN REPUBLICANS AMI 6 DEMOCRAT oiiin AI.l.l AC CEPT VWlVVMONs. Thirteen republican' and fix demo cratic candidates, nominated at the spring primarlm, have thus far ac cepted nomination and officially iuallfled with the county clerk for having their numeit placed upon the hallot this fall. According to the law they have un til thirty days before the election to j qualify which would make' the time limit about Oct. t. railing to quali fy there Is a vacancy on the ticket and there seems to he Home iuestlon '' an to whether su h a vacancy can lie filled by the part central commit-! ti e. The law provides tnai in cane the i candidate dies or withdraws that the I vacancy can be filled ami, in the event I that a 'candidate decides not to quali fy he can probably give hit. party the right to nominate another candidate by filing papers of withdrawal Independent Candidates can vget their names on the ballot by pre-1 scnting itoniinating petitions. So far pone ol the democrats who! were nominated b) having their names written in at the primaries have accepted their nominations. The republican who have qualified up to 1 date are as follows. For sheriff. H. If, Allen; for clerk, R. T. Hrown; for school superintendent, 1. B. Yoong;' for treasurer. Grace lillliam; for re corder, HenJ. S. Huroughs; for coro ner, j. t. Brown; for surveyor, Wil- lard Bradley; for justice of the peace-, J. 1.. Miller of Milton, B, B. Kich- ards of Athena and W, H. Crary of Kcho; for constable, J. U. West of j Freovater: George B. ltayhtll of Her-' mlaton and ('harks C, Hosklns of Echo. The following democrats have qual ified: Kor assessor, r. p. strain; fori treasurer, H. J Stillman; for clerk, w, p. Chamberlain; for justice of peace, W. T. BeUers, of Hermlston; J. S. Ueuallen of Weston and Louis SchoU of Echo, CLEAR SKIN COMES FROM WITHIN. It ia foolish to think you can gain I good clear complexion by the use of face powder Get at the root of the trouble and thoroughly cleanse the wi'h treatment of Dr. King's Lite Pills. Gentle and mild In ac. " s"n-, iney relieve ma liver by their action on th ImmIi Good for young, adults and aged. Go after a clear complexion today. ;;c at your druggist. Adv. CHANCE TO BECOME A FOREST OR FIELD CLERK u. S. Civil Service Commission Announces Examinations Here on August 19. The P. sj. Civil Service Commission P water- This ls especially true of announces that a forest and field ! Ule milking cows, as wr.ter constitutes clerk examination will be held in thisl'nore than three-fourths of the vnl- cltyfJn August ii. iiiis i, mi varan. I tune of milk. The water supply, there- i.es as they may occur in the forest and reclamation services. The usual entrance salary is 1 1 no to 11100 per annum. II is possible that vacan cies In the reclamation service ma) also be filled from this examination at Jiiiio and Jluini per annum. Applications will not be accepted from persons who do not .--how that thev have had at le:'s! one year's ac tual experience in Clerical work In a business office. A knowledge of stenography, typewrttlne and hook keeping Is required. Both t ien and women will be admit ted to this examination, but men only lens. - ciges. . . . j ' Week End Special This affords you the best opportunity to procure the beat of merchandise for much less than you are paying for a much cheaper grade. Notice our window and prices, then come in and see the merchandise. Regular 25c and :0c Lawns, Voiles and Dimities, 36 and 40 inches wide. Your choice, yard 15e Regular 15c and 20c Lawns and Dimities; 27 inches wide, yard 11? 42 inch Satin Bordered Voile in a very nice range of patterns. Regular $1.25 the yard. Special, the yard 49c 40 inch Embroidered $1.00 the yard. Special WE WANT YOUR GROCERY ORDER. WHY NOT TODAY. The Daylight Store; Better Goods, Latest Style, Prompt and Courteous Attention. ALEXANDERS L 1031 between the ages ol 18 and l years, I will be employed as forest clerks. -The age limits are i t-;ir ver on the. mutation. Perso larrflnatl secretai i who desire to enter the ex i should apply to, the local Board of Civil Service Kx rt the postoffice. this city, or miner to the Secretary. Kleventh Civil Service District 3u3 Post office Building. Se attle. Washington, for application blank. Form 1371. and information for applicants. Pure Water for Cows. ' 1 All animals require plenty of good. naitde the dairyman's most careful attention. Stale or impure water is distasteful to the cow and she will not drink enough for maximum milk production. Such water may al so carry disease germs which might make the milk unsafe for human con sumption or be dangerous to the cow herself. During the winter. when cows are stabled the greater part of the time, and unless arrangements have been made to ket p water before them all the time- they should be watered two or three times 8 day. If possible, the water should be 15 or r) degrees above the freezing point. little victims of infantile paralsis in New York Hospitals, showing some thing of the treatment for the dread llsensp. To date there have been 4. M! cases, and l.ttjy have died, others il repr.tatioi 11 called In to combat it. and thi era! government has sent men fron shiugt 01 to malic a study of mean pieventioii and cure. Many dtle e quarantined against New Tori children. Thousands who are nsualll taki n from the city to the countr ing the heated term have been pelled to remain at home. m- ge part of the heartach, hit merit connected w ith and enthood comes from regarding s not as an Individual with a right t live his own life, make his mistakes and profit by them, but as a choice Possession, whose chie: dut "reflect credit" on his parents. loaoi Voile and Organdy. Regular B5c ioaot SILK PARASOLS V2-PRICE choice of any in the store, none held We positively will not carry them over. Hence the loss. Ladies' large Organdy and Voile Col lars, regular 35c, 50c and 65c collars. Your choice 1BC Lots of bargains in our Ladies' Reacly-to-23 Wear Department. Ask about Jhem. I and should be Supplied at practically I the same temperature every day.' When water well above freezing tern- perature is stored in tanks and piped direct to the cow. there is probably little occasion for facilities to warm It; but when it stands in a tank on which Ice often forms, it usually pays well to warm it slightly. This can be done by a tank heater, by live steam, or by hot water from a boiler. If a boiler Is used for running a separator or for heating- water to wash and sterilize utensils, steam from it can readily and cheaply be .used to fans the water. Farmers' Bulleton 743. WlvVrilKK FAVORS A BIG UHAI. CROP PORTLAND, Aug. 11. Following is a summary of the crop conditions in Oregon for the week ending Au gust I, as reported to the local of fice of the weather bureau by spe cial correspondents throughout the ! slate. Unusually favorable weather pre vailed during the week for growth and for harvesting grain and hay It was a trifle too cool for corn, but Ibis crop Is now Improving rapidly and promises much better than was ted earlier in the season. Fall iheai. barley and oats are being har. vested and spring wheat is maturing nicely Threshing has started and the yields so far reported are satisfactory and the quality good also. The second cutting of alfalfa :s drawing to a close. This is better, as a rule, than the first crop. The third crop of alfalfa has a good start and owing to there being plenty of irriga tion water promises well A large ..mount of grain was badly frosted lti Klamath county near the end 01' last month and it will be cut for hay. 1 The ranges are in excellent addi tion for the season and stock is bk. wise in fine shape. Hops, sugar beets, potatoes andj Hardens have made excellent growth; during the week and these products, are all ill a promising condition. e-. peciail) potatoes and sugar beets. Lice, are reported in soma? hop fields, but not in alarming numbers. A good crop of pears is being mar kcttd and while the crop of summer pesetas w'as SSnall ihe late peache. especially in the Ashland district promise much latter yields. Prunes are droping SOBM but in many or chards this dropping is necessary to prevent the trees from breaking down. Apples are promising and orchardists are thinning the fruit in some locali ties as the crop Is too heavy to mature well. UKRMANY MAKES READ! KOR WINTER CAMPAIGN BERLIN, Aug. 8. Ge I making preparations for an Iter campaign Iterllu s ! contain thousands of army ready for shipment. Seve i sand automobile trucks als i pared. SALLOW SKIN is one of the greatest foes of womanly beauty. It is quickly cleared by correcting the cause sluggish liver with the aid of the gently stimulating, safe and dependable remedy BEECHAM'S PILLS U- i Sale of Aa Mxfccia. la ia WorU. Sold cf rj whr. In boiM, 10c. 2Sc ioeroi o D o Your out. 1 CANOE TRIP AROUND WORI l"i K AMRITICIM Albert G. Sarchet Proposes a 25,000 Mile Journey in Frail Craft. WATEP.LOO, Iowa., Aug. 11. Al bert . Sarchet. member of the Plackhawk County Abstract company, proposes a Journey around the world in a canoe which will beat the record of John Clifford, who made the trip In a 20-foot sailing craft. He has figured out his itinerary for the 2S,-000-mile Journey. He proposes to go up the west coast of America to Bering sea, across the strait, down the coast of Asia, around India, up through the Red Sea, the Suez canal, along the north coast of the Mediter ranean to Gibraltar, then to England and Scotland. Iceland, Greenland, and back along the east coast of America to New York. tieorge F. Coosidliie Is Dead. NEW rORK, Aug. 11. George F. Considine. once manager of famoua boxers. Including Jim Corbett and Kid McCoy, and a former stakeholder 1 at big ring contests, is dead at his home here, it was learned today. He was stricken with mastoiditis on Sat urday and did not survive an opera tion. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of We wih to announce T hat tomorrow (Saturday) every suit of Stein-Rloeh, Sophomore and "Kiilelity" Clothes in the store will be placed on sale ;it 20' I oft' regular prices. No old stock; all sizes. Big variety nt this is a real nitv. patterns opportu- O D 0 Where values, reitfn. y" ---iftssifti '"T iJU I I MM ALEXANDERS o ioC IOC ioboc o D o 0 e o a o o D 0 o 0 o