East Oregonian : E.O., January 22, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1917.
L1EAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUDLE
TAKE SAITS Tit FLUNK KIDNEYS
IK HACK III HITS OK HUD.
DKH HOTHKUS.
M you must have your meat every
day, cut It, but flush your kidneys
with MlU occasionally, says a noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost paraly
se the kidneys in their efforts to ex.
pel It from the blood. They become
sluggish and weaken, then you suf
fer with dull misery In the kidney
reflon, sharp pains In the back or
sink headache, dlizinesa, your stomach
sours, tongue Is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full
of sediment, the channels often get
or and Irritated, obliging you to seek
relief two or three times during the
night.
T0 neutralize thee Irrltutlng acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy here; take a tablesponnful In a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days ond your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acUl of grnpea and lemon
Juice, combine) with lllhla, and has
ben used for generations to flush and
Mtimulute sluggish kidneys also to neu
tralise the acids In urine, so It no
longer Irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is incxpennslve; cannot
Injure, and make a delightful effer
vescent llthla-water drink.
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
USH GRANDMAS SAGE TEA AM)
SULPHUR lUttll'H AMI NO.
1IODY WILL KNOW.
The use of Sag and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to its nat
ural color dates back to grandmoth
er's time. She used It to keep her
hair beautifully dark, glossy and at
tractive. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home Is mussy and
out of date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a 10 Vent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Coin
ponnd," you will get this famous old
preparation, Improved by the addition
of other Ingredients, which can be de
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair,
A well-known downtown druggist
sai ltd argens the hair so naturally
and evenly thatn obody can tell it
has been applied You simply dampen
a sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. Jty morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, It becomes
beautlfuly dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Rage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightul toilet requlsfltd
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It is not Intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
disease.
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, UME BACK
RUB RAXTiAtHE AWAY WITH
SMALL TRI AL BOTTLE OK
OLD, PENETRATING "ST.
J At X (IIS OIL"
Bask hurt you? Can't straighten up
wlthoet feeling sudden pains, sharp
w and twlngesf Now listen!
That lumbago, sciatica or maybe
rrosa a strain, and you'll set relief tho
moment you rub your back with
soothing, penetrating "St, Jacobs Oil "
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
ness and stiffness so quickly. You
Imply rub It on your back and out
crimes the pain. It Is harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
limber up? lon t suffer! Get a
amall trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and
after using It Just once, you'll forget
thtt you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, because your back will
ever hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been rec
omfSd('d for 60 years.
17.60
6.00
60.00
S.00
25.26
7.33
8.56
7.60
3.83
20.50
3.11
1.59
.70
47.00
48.50
3. no
i.oo
8.41
15.00
9.00
SO.On
97.50
8.23
49.00
2.50
1.85
73.00
25.00
(.85
40.00
19 50
3.00
.90
6.35
.so
90.70
6.00
22.05
6.95
Commissioners' Report
Claims allowed by the County Court
at the January, 1917 Term, except
certain claims allowed by statute.
Associated Co. Judges and
Com. annual dues t 10.00
Evening Tribune, adv. Co. exp. 13.10
Kast Oregonian, do 13,10
East Oregonian, typewriting
paper . , .
8. p. Hutchinson, grand jury
bailiff
J. 8. Beckwtth, court reporter
It. I. Keator, assisting district
attorney . . . ."
Hans Pahl, circuit court Juror
Ed Thresher,, witness, grand
Jury
Glass ft Prudhomme Co.,
supplies for sheriff ,
T. D. Taylor, State vs. Gunis. . .
U O. Frailer, supplies all of'cs
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams, sheriff's office
Pac. Tel. ft Tel. Co., all offices 103.75
Kast Oregonian, supplies for
Bherlff .
Bushong ft Co., supplies for
sheriff
Kushong ft Co., probate Jour
nal, clerk 23.00
Bushong ft Co., typewriter rib
bon for clerk
Bushong & Co., liquor affidav
its for clerk 13.R0
R. U Burroughs, express
It. T. Brown, postage all of'ces
Glass & prudhomme, mtg rec
ords, recorder
Evening Tribune. supplies,
recorder
Evening Tribune, supplies.
school supt 14.50 I
East Oregonian, supplies, .do
Glass ft Prudhomme Co., sup
plies, do .
J. W. Huff, school examiner.
J.A. Yeager, do
I, E. Young, for assistant....
I E. Young, traveling exp....
Irwln-Hndson Co., supplies for
assessor
H. V. Ireland, supplies for as
sessor H. W. Ireland, supplies, sher
iff's office
W. I. Gadwa, supplies, asses
sors office
It. T. Brown, assessment and
collection of taxes
Alice G. Dausener. wld. pen. . .
Birdie K. Swarthart. do 17.50!
Pearl E. Broxson. do 17.50
Maftnda Reed, do 10.00
Ida E. Stewart, do 10.00
Flora Slav Harper, do 10.00
Katie Wight, do 17.50
Pearl E. Freeman, do 17.50
Mary B. Ellis, do 10.00
Josie Kirk, do 17.50
Winnie Fox, do 25.00
Carrie Neuman, do 17.50
Letha J. King, do 25.00
Alice A. Kearney, do 15.00
Leila I). Taylor, do 10.00
Taylor Ildw. Co. supplies for
Janitor
Pac. Power ft Light Co., light
for court house
Crescent Chemical Co., sup
plies. Janitor
Pendleton Water Works, water
Penland Bros., freight and
cartage i
J. U Vaughan, supplies, court
house and Jail
C. p. Miller, plumbing
T. D. Taylor, board of prisoners
Murphy Urns., window glass..
.Moussu & Tardlff, repairing
Jail
T C. Elliott Co., supplies for
poor
Frank Neagle. blacksmithlng at
poor farm 1
( onroy s l ash Grocety, sup
plies poor farm
Bent Icy & Montgomery, insur
ance, poor farm 24.00
Pendleton Drug Co.. drugs for
poor
Pendjt-ton Meat Co., lard, poor
farm
1.
i.OO
Con Dung Low
CHOP SUEY
NOODLES
Chinese
Style
HOT TABLES
CHILLI CON GARNE
SPANISH STYl'B
LUNCHES
COFFEE
vervthlng clean and up-to-date
FIRST CLASS 8ERVICB
TEA 5c Package
Under State
Hotel
Cor Webb nd Cottonwood Bts.
Phone II T. Psndlston. Ore
ROCHESTER S PILLS
' J Jl Tllg DIAMOND II RAND. A
, LSII Ak ; DraulM hi
m ku a m
Ilia in Hrel tnd Vole) BirUlltt
twin, tMlH vilh RiMna.
IMAliliNB lilt A Nil PIMA fort
SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVtMlRE
Pendleton Boiler Mills, sup-
I piles for poor farm 133.75
jst. Anthony's Hospital. care
of Win. Blohm I rl
I St. Anthony's Hospital, care of
I Deo. Spearman 86.00
It. It. Iiewis 4 Co., supplies Mrs.
Watson 12.00
Taylor Hdw. Co., supplies,
poor farm ,10.35
V I Horn, cookinu: at noor
farm . . . . ; 30.00
Geo. A Miller Co., supplies for
E. N. Vaughn 11 5
Bond Bros., supplies for poor
farm 10.55
A. C. Koeppen Bros., drugs
for poor farm v 4.95
Mrs. Johnson Betts, care of
Mr. Holverton 40.00
Murphy Bros., glass and put
ty, poor farm 2.70
A. K. Alxtrop, labor on poor
fiinn 40.00
Ernestine Geisler, poor 15.10
Joe Sullivan, poor 10.00
P.ovs' and Girls' Aid Society,
charity 10.00
A. C. Koeppen A Bros., drugs
fur poor 15.60
C M. Jensen, registering el
ectors 44.90
T D. Taylor, express on booths
etc 25.80
.1. O. Kirk, registering elec-
ors 4 20
Inland Empire Lbr. Co.. wood
and coal, election 1 90
1'ushong & Co., election sup
plies 4.2"
Began, Autn Pray Line, haul
ing booths and tallies 2.00
". T). Beavert. labor on booths 2.50
T X. stone, hall rent, election 5.00
1 1 A. Itelnemnn. water master 116 10
' A. Veneer, senler of welulits 42.67
Ji-hn Hallev. Jr.. Juvenile and
ti'Mimt officer 1 (16.50
I'lishooir & Co., furniture for
Co. library 1791.45
"vmln Tribune, nub. budm-t 6.00
Hnrtmnn hstr. Co.. prom, on
bonds for elk., sheriff and
trens 380.00
C. If. Marsh. Co. Judge, salary
and maintenance Co. library 400.21
1) F. Wlllscy Indigent soldiers 4 -,. no
A. ('. Funk, snl. denutv sheriff I'1", .00
r A. Plnkrlv. do 100.00
f H. Kstes. do inn. 00
"Ynnees Feline, sal. dept. clerk inn. On
mnnd Vuintn. stenn. co. elk. 70.00
rt. s I'li'-nughs. deputy re
corder hire 125 00
X K. Benm. denutv treasurer 75.00
Xettio V. Strain, deputy aa-
sor 90.00
O. W. Blmpson. court house '
Janl"' 80.00
T A. Horn. Supt. noor form. 100.00
D. T. Weienni. Henlih Of, ft
Co. Phvslclnn 49.90
Inland Kmplre I.hr. Co.. wood
tr.r v.. r-hrllnn ii 40
Tnmnluin Tjbr. Co., con I for
.Mw Chenoworth 10.50
Tumnlum T,br. Co., coal for
-q Vo B 60
T B. Wells, circuit court Tial-
1"r 21.00
w nT """hhlefleld, labor, rond
dlst. No. t S.00
italph lleser, do
Ita mond Keser, do
E. A. Keser, do
Snydney Tull, labor road dint.
No. 2
Craig Tull, do
Claude Beale, do
C. E, Slmonds, do
Earl Itodman, do
J Labedle, do
Tumnlum Lbr. Co., Ibr. diet.
No. 2
Putnam-Frazler Co., nails,
diet. No. 2
Blue Mt. Saw Mill Co., materi
al diet. No. 3
Frank Montgomery, labor,
dlst. No. 6
A. W. Rogers, do
J. M. O'Harra, do
Sheldon Taylor, labor . dista.
Nos. 8 and 9
Bill Ohnlson, do
Joe Anderson, do
Cas Cannon, do
Tumalum Lbr. Co., Ibr. dlst.
Xn. 8 and 9
Fofs-Wlnshlp Hdw. Co., nails,
dlst. No. 8 and 9
Albert Pell, labor, .list. No. 10
If. C. Bolhrock, do
Ben Slmontoto. do
H. It. Hunter, do
Tumalum Lbr. Co., Ibr. dist.
No. 10
Julius Nelson, labor dlst. 11.,
'!. It. Herman, do
Chas. Smith, do
Frnnk Herman Ado
J. C. Prendergust, labor, dlst.
No. 13
c. F. Bloom, labor, dist. No. 14
It. F. H.-iyden. do
Ira L. Perkins, do
Wm. Rnhusk, do
Brady Howdvshell. do
P.. 7 Burroughs, lbr. dipt. No.
14
R .?. Cresswell, labor dlst. Xo.
15 .'
'. It. PnrT do
Frank Hyde, do
B U Burroughs, lbr. dlst. No.
15 .
If. Spinning, labor, dlst. No.
17
K. r. Kik, do
I. . Brownell. do
W. O. Sanders do
W. R Mitchell, do
Jsck Snnpp. do
c. B. Dexter, do
R Pchaekermeyer. do
Fueene Dexter, do
E. T. Hancock, do ',
It. n. Miller, do
V V. Frolehagen, do
E. M. Rowe do
R. V. Prnwnell. do
C. O. Brnwnell. do ...
V r. Voelker. do
D. C. Brownell. do
I. A. Stephen, do
R. Atkinson, do
J Atkinson, do
J. T. Bullock, do
I. B. Lee. Inbor. dist. No. is!
A. Dagpet. do
Frank Hale, do
J. II. Iexer. do
Fred Andrews, do
Harry Andrews, do
Hugh Stnnfield. do " "
ieorge Copplnger. labor., dist.
Xo. 18 .
0. U Palmer, da ".
A. H. Lee. do "
A Pa ?ye, do
1. L. Hammock, do
P VV. Perlngtnn, do ,...
W. .1. Wnttenhurger, do
W. J. Wattenburger. do
Fay Woods, do
Fuy Woods, do
J. H. Enteriiine do
Fred Thomas, do
Fred Markham. do . . . . . .
Frnnk Markham. do
Frank Markham. do ....
J S. Carroll, do '
A. B. Lee do
I-oula Stltes. do
L it. Iee. do
O. IA Painter, do
A Due get. do
Am Iee". do
D. W. PeriiiBlon. do
J. I Hummock, dn
F. C. Walker, do . . .1
Toms Stites do
T S Carnill. do
W. H Allenhntigh. do
,Jn IPilsiead. do
''run Halstead. do
C. B. Creen. do
.less Correa. do
Frank Correa. do
M. Todhunter. do
c. J. Cnlliford do
Echo Merc. Co.. material dist.
No. in
E. F. Summers, blacksmlthliis,
di'-t. vn. is
Tavlor Hdw. Co.. nails, dist.
Xo. 20
Willard McCubic. labor, dlst.
Xo. 22
Pert Pnholts, do
Purr Hinkle. do
Henry Winter, labor, dist Xo
2.1
F. W. ltentty, do .
.1. M. Wynn. dn
Dave. Wyinore, labor, dist. Xn.
24
F. P. Hint shorn, do ....
Charles Ely. do ,
Wnener Caldwell, supplies.
dlst. Xo. 26
Caeev l.br. Co.. lbr. dist. No. 27
W. B. Ross, supplies, dist. No
27
M. T. Thompson, labor, dist.
No. 2h . , . .'
W. V. Williams. 'do' . . . .
!eo. K. Attehury. labor, dist.
Xo. so
Ciles Moit.iber. do
Dun Callahan, dn . . . ;
J. W. Devine, dn
Oregon Lbr. Yard.
No. 31
Tumnlum Lbr. Co.
Xo. 34
Frank Sirvlo, labor, dist. Xi
3 5
13.50
6.75
25.50
4.50
17.00
9.75
17.00
4.25
4.50
5.30
1.00
3.38
6.62
3.12
15.76
4.25
2.25
1.25
6.25
51.50
1.10
20.15
32.50
12.40
10.50
20.65
4.50
10.62
4.25
2.25
22.50
20.90
8.50
104.00
21.25
12.75
17.50
62.50
.17.50
20.00
4.55
69.75
17.00
55.25
17.00
9.00
11.25
21.35
24.75
10.65
14.85
14.85
9.00
4.50
18.25
25.50
22.50
9.00
34.00
20.20
13.80
12.35
23.05
21.78
36.56
42.75
55.12
31.50
17.06
23.05
21. 86
11.5.1
11.80
10.12
12.36
2.5
74.80
Ik. 00
50.06
62
.12.62
12.36
21.78
.11.50
16.30
2.1.93
1 7.00
46.12
46.12
23.62
23.06
46.68
51.75
21.0 ,
12.75
18.S5
56.25
64 68
39.92
49.50
48.36
56.25
4.00
30.75
6.80
15.50
6.23
3.40
13.5,0
7.90
4.50
7.61
Earnest TIrpltz, do 13.50
Kd Onavauch, do 59.37
Harry Dunn, do 5.60
J. McCoy, do 46.87
A. X. Hoggs, do 8.60
Noah May. do 16.87
Raymond Walker, do 12.37
U T. Keelson, do 39.31
Harry Rogers, do ' 69.37
0. U Dunning, do 78.13
1. W. Dunning, do 8.50
J. W. Haney, do 10.62
E. Haney, do 8.12
Os Kaumgardner, do 8.50
Harry Rogers, do 2.25
K. C. Bean, do 2.25
Horace Walker, do 64.00
B. F. Iocke. labor dlst. No. 43 2.25
Henry Koepke, do 10.12
A. W. Agnew, labor, dist. No.
44 66.21
E. E. Shaw, do 10.15
Otto Helnl. do 17.00
O W. Bnhn. do 17.00
W. J. Warner, do 50.70
C. E. Spencer, do 32.45
Stewart, do 11.90
Keller, do 25.00
Brassfield, do 18.75
Hooker, labor, diBt. No.
21.25
18.00
12.65
Tom
C. A.
T E.
H. A.
44
John
R. M.
E. A.
W. O. Whitsett, df
W. H. Simmons, do
E. C. Spencer, do
E. P. Illsley. blacksmithlng,
dist. No. 44 14.55
J. R. Havs. labor by Gefeke on
culverts
Fob Lowery. do .
J R. Simpson, do
Leek, do
Hood, do
Hobbs. do 14.90
4.25
9.00
31.25
.18.25
13.75
8.75
Wm. Miller, do 14.35
S. Tnderon. do
V. Bredlntr. do ,
C. Edwards, do
W. R. Saddoris. do
W. Gefeke, by Gefeke. Runyon
bridge
S. Anderson, do
Bob Lowery, by Gefeke, Mc
Donald bridge 39.85
Dr. W. s. Goldsberry. board of
men. bridge work
H. M. Sloan, blacksmithlng, by
Gefeke
McLean Auto Co., auto service,
by Gefeke
B. L. Burroughs, lbr. for Run
yon bridge
Standard Oil Co., gasoline...
W. J. Clarke, hdw., by Gefeke
Geo. C. Baer & Co., hdw., on
bridges
Taylor Hdw. Co.. hdw. Ptn-
dleton-Pilot Rock, Jet. ...... 58.96
Frank Neagle. blacksmithlng,
bridge work 62.25
John Crumb, Pendleton-PIInt
Rock Jet 125.00
W. J. Crabill, do 80.75
Chas. Weaver, do 75.00
John Hoey, do 55.10
Chas. Phlpps. do 41.60
T A. Horseman, do
W. M. Rnop, do . .
Chas. Utile, do 32.05
Mike Grant, Jo 48.95
H. Richard, do .
O. fl. Dodklon. do
24.00
27.20
63.75
25.30
125.00
12.80
4S.30
22.43
6.00
, 49.60
7.20
9.10
5.25
38.25
32.60
9.00
85.00
n R. Parnes. do 4 8.85
rred Goom. do
Rav Clark do
Fnvmond Tjeaht-y, do
-. Kell'-. do
rnv xoler. do
Fred Collins do
Chester Flanigan, do
Pen Dahl. do
C, A. Green, do
c. W. Mvers. do
M Moodv, do
63.8
48. 9S
51.15
51.75
I? ??,
37.10
34.85
7.85
46 10
13.50
65 S5
T w. Shafr. do 16 on
lbr.
Ilir.
dist.
(list.
dlst.
Frank Sirvlo. do
John Holengren. do .
W. r. Sutherland, lab
No. 4 4
F. S. TVddow, do
H. .1 Ott. do
Jns. A. Seott. do
W. L Blessing, do
H. J. I'elescamper. do
A. W. Agnew. labor, dist. No
36
Airnew. do
Ptrnhtn, do
Cnsserlv. do
Spranie, do
A. Cresev, do
vti,,,,)!
4. 511
14.00
26,36
2 T
4.2:
4. 73
31. Si
3LS7
16.S5
59. S5
1.1.79
39.40
.19.15
o.no
47. SO
50. ns
4.50
n. on
9.00
32 60
12.50
14.65
6.40
4.25
4 2 W. M. T.nman. do
Wpi. Winder do
f. W Winder do
T White, do .
r Metvter. dn , . .
Geo. Kine. dn . .
W. U Park do . .
Vnurenee Murphy, do 87.00
Tas. Head, dn 41.60
J. S. Psvkis. dn 4. 5n
W. H. Havs do 4 7.RO
I. Tl. Havs dn 48.80
V. L. Mevander. do 16.85
Tom Deniev, dn 28.10
Dirk Collins, do 3.35
Fa Wren labor Pendletnn-
Pilo Bock Jet
'Vn Da hi. do
M. Frown, do
l-pd Prnwn, do
W. H. Clark dn
Pac. Power A Light Co.. power
do
W. .T. Clarke, hdw. and coal,
do
A. f. Henmhlll. strawing Pilot
Ttoc'r na-l
M" t, c Mnskins. hoard of
men at Echo
t. S. Reclamation Service, con
crete nipe
inland Flnpire Lbr. Co.. lbr...
B. T,. Burroughs, stakes, by
Kimhrell
Van Petten Lbr. Co.. do
Tmlor Hdw. Co., spikes, bv
Wyrlck
Penland Pres., hailing materi
al for bridees 14.20
Pae. Const Kiev. Co., storage
for tools
Genrv Kimhrell, surveying
Hurlburt rood . .
W. J. Stockman, viewer Hurl
burt rond
T,. C. Rothrock, do, u?e of
automobile
K. M. Mortimer, chalnmnn,
Hurlburt road 21.9
Geary Kimhrell,. surveying Mit
chell road
W. J. Stockman, viewer, do.
L. C. Rothrock. viewer, use of
automobile
Geary Kimhrell. work on Pen-dleton-Pilot
Rock road ...
E. V. Mnrtlmor. rodmnn. do
V.. H. Hartung Inbor on rond
P. I,. Burroucbs. lbr
Frederic Post Co., surveying
state highway
Pnwnevs Market, supplies for
state hiuhwnv
DoCne s Market, do
Gray Bros. Grocerv Co.. dn..
.Toh" H. Trfwis. labor, do....
Frederic Post Co.. do
Grnv Pros. Groc. Co., do....
David II, Smith, do
T T.
Gen.
J .7.
Rnv
Geo.
W.
. 36.no
19.10
19.65
4. 00
16.85
51.50
13.15
14. 8
2.65
12.40
6.58
1.73
1.10
9.20
1.-..00
66.50
42. SO
S4.00
I6.;i0
6.00
12.00
58. Sl
18.53
3 7.50
110.39
10.70
14.26
13.18
1 13.37
768.16
13.85
1 ?J17
57.65
38 DEGREES 8E1017
ZERO AT-UEAGHACJ
JCKT A YEAR AGO THE TirKK-
MOMETEK OJf THE MOV
TAIJf OTOOD AT 43 DE
GREES BELOW.
Bvperintendcnt Toons Py Visit;
Other News and BocM Notog of In
terest to tlie Community.
(Bast Oregonian Special.)
MEACHAJL Jan. 22. We have ex
perienced some of our coldest weath
er during the past week, when the
thermometer went down to 38 degrees
below on Tuesday morning. Last
year at the fame date It was 45 de
grees below. On 8aturday night the
cold spell had broken and it began
to snow again. By Sunday morning
the new snow fall was a foot deep.
Supt I. E. Young paid Meacham
school a visit on Tuesday,
Mr. J. D. Casey left on Tuesday for
several days' businea trip and a visit
with Mrs, Casey in Porland.
R. Fagan and H. ShrekJse made a
business trip to Pendleton on Thurs
day. Mrs. H. Warner returned to her
home at Coomb's Canyon on Friday
after spending a week visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mm. j Barker.
J. E. Marshal made a husiness trip
to Pendleton on Friday,
Glen Smith of Pendleton, was a
visitor In Meacham on Friday.
J Barker has Just finished hauling
In his last year's wheat and storing It
in Marlin's new warehouse.
Mrs. F. H. Denson and Miss Elsie
Denson went to Pendleton Satur
day. Those making a trip to La, Grande
on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Calvert, Mrs. M. Riddle ,A, Thomp
son and w. Sweeney.
W. Shepard made a business trip
to Pendleton on Saturday.
The deer which Is stalled between
here and Kamela is still at the same
place and is being fed It has proven
to be an elk, Instead of a deer as first
thought
FOR ALL STOCK
PORTLAND, Jan. 22. With the ex
ception of sheep, in which line pack
ers brought in more stuff direct from
their feedlots, there was a decreased
run of livestock into the North Port
land yards, as compared with the
previous six days. In all lines there
was a decrease of offerings for the
open market..
Higher prices were forced in all
lines. This was true especially of the
mutton and lamb division of the trade.
While no sales of lambs were made
on the open market above 311.25, the
fact that Willamette valley stock sold
up to this price indicated a still great
er (luotation for superior quality east
of the mountain stuff.
General mutton and Iamb market:
Best east of mountain "
Iambs none offered
Best valley lambs $10.7511 11.25
Wethers 9.00 9.25
Ewes 8.00jt' 8.25
Goats '. 4.25
Cat tie Demand for Rest.
Best quality cattle was in excellent
demand In the North Portland yards
during the week. The run was much
below that of the previous six days.
Real good stuff sold quickly, with
steers as high as 8.50 and sows up
to 37.50.
There was a showing of weakness in
the "trade for poor stuff, and sales in
general were made at a decline of
23c from the previous week.
General cattle market range:
Best heavy beef steers. . . 18. 23 i 8.50
Best light beef steers 8.00 8.50
Best beef cows 7.25t 7.50
Best heifers 7.50
Ordinary to good cows .. 6 15W6.35
Heavy bulls 4.50 t 5.00
Light bulls 3.504.2o
Calves 5.00 ii 7. On
Stocker-feeder steers .... 5.7556.50
Stocker-feeder cows 5.10 fi 6 f'd
Hog Prices Arc Lifted.
Higher prices were again forced for
ATTENTION to the dUiI of u
ciutometV need U a pkurar
to tho of fkt of this intitution.
We are prepared to complete trans
action in any part of the world... For
eign remittance are promptly execut
ed by mail, cable or wireleu.
Travelers cheques.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Resources Three and a Half Millions
PENDLETON
SECURITY
swine at North Portland during the
week. There was a sharp loss In the
receipts as compared with the previ
ous week. Top hogs sold during the
luttor nan of the week at S10.60,
which is expected to rule earjy In the
coming week 4r an advance aoove mis
is not forced.
General hog range:
Hcavv Dacking 310.50610.60
Heavy Butchers 10.4010.5
Rough, heavy 9.250 8.75
Pin . . ....... . . . It not 9 2.1
Slockers 8.00 8.25
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Beward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be eared
by Bill's Catarrh Cure.
Hall's Catarrh Care Baa beea takea by
catarrh, offerers for the past thlrtT-flm
yra, and has become known as tbe.noat
reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls ('a
tarrh Cure acts thru the Blood on Um Ho
cous surfaces, expelling the Petsoo from
the Blood and healing ie diseased portions
After yon have taken Hall's Catarrh Caw
for a short time jou will see" a great la
provement In your general beslth. Start
taking Hall's Catirrb Cure at once and gel
rid of catarrh. Rend for testimonials, fre
F. J. CHENEY A .0.. Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by all Drueglata, 75c
Hall's Family Pills tor eoostlpstlea.
Hong long Gaf a
1KD NOODLB PARLORS
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
OataUe Tray Orders a gpedalty.
Boms (or tadlaa and foorlamaa.
OPEN DAT AND AIX NIGER
Heal Tickets, 21 Meals for M M
Spaeial Chicken Dinner
Btudays.
548 Main Street
Naxt to . O. BMf. Pnona IM
BETTER AD SOFTER
LIGHT
is assured by the use of soma
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 thein?
j. l: vaughan
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GEH STORE FOR SALE
i Owner wants to retire and will sell good paying business cheap. Lo
cated in good stock raising section, close to Pendleton. Whole thing
goes; store building. I room dwelling, i lots, stock runs about I400S.
Price for all 16000.00. Cash or bankable notes. Must be sold at ones.
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112 Kast Court St.
REAL ESTATE
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
IXSl'UAXCE AND LAND BUSINESS
BENTLET & MONTGOMERY, REAL
estate, fire, life and accident insur
ance agents. 815 Main street. Phone
404.
THREE HAYS GRACE GIVEX.
4S.TS r "A HiAM'ISl'U, Jan. !. Keder-
11.70 al Juilce Hunt granted a three day
84.40 jt-ontlnuance before sentencing Gorman
do
do
do
blacksmithlng.
.. X Rovntond.
W. B. Povnton,
R. P. lllslev.
dit. Xn. 38
Howard A. Frick, use of Jack
screw, do
C. i. Hnrtle, labor, dlst. No.
S7
f. W. 'shnson, do
T '" W:i!ninn. do
V T?. Virlnw, do
W W1. do
T. Pollock, l.-b.ir. dlst. Xo.
4 ,1 . . . , ;
Fll-b " Thomas do
Ja-. Means, labor, dlst No. 41
87.3S
17.00
1.18
4.2R
10. S
1.50
6.40
.60
2S.A0
10.0(1
8.10
12 Sfi
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82. sr.
10 18
31.87
Consul Fran Popp. The court indi
cated it would not consider a further
continuance. The defense filed a new
trial motion. The arguments will be
heard Mondav. If denied, the sen
tencing will Immediately follow.
)fcK
(1ismlcHaln's onugh Remedy
Effectual.
"I have taken a great many bottles
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
every time It has cured me. I have
found it most effectual for a hacking
cough and for colds. After taking U
a cough alwas'S disappears." writes
J. R. Moore. Lost Valley, c.a. Ob
tulnable everywhere. Adv.'
AUCTIONEERS.
COL. W. K YlSHNKA, AUCTION
eer, makes a spcialty of farmers
eck and machinery sales. "The
man that gets you the money." Leave
orders at East Oregonian office. .
SECOND HAND DEALERS.
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN W. HUFF. ATTORN EY-AT- fnr(j building.
utw. noom o, American Nation i
al Bank building. B
i a-
! FREDERICK STEIWER, ATTOR-
ney at law. Office In Smith-Craw-
A. LOWELL ATTORNEY AND
counsellor at law. Office la Da
RALET ft RALEY.'ATTOREXYS AT Lpain bulllln(t; ' "
law. Office In American Xminnul '
Bank Building. I
FUNERAL DIUKCTOIUi.
GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORNEY
at law. Estates settled, wills,
deeds, mortgages and contracts
drawn. Collections made. Room 17.
Schmidt block.
V. STRORLE, DEALER IN NEW
and second hand goods. Cash
paid for all second-hand goods
bought. Cheapest place In Pendleton
t buy household goods. Com and
get our prices. 21 B. Court street
Phone l7lT.
ARCHITECT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH, ARCHI
tect. Despaln Building. Phone
768. Pendleton, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERT De
scription for county court, olrcuii
court, Justice court, real est at ate
tor sals st Bast Orstonlsa office.
FEB A FEE. ATTORENYS AT LAW.
Office In Doapain building.
,J. T. BROWN'S n'RNITt'ItE STOR
Funeral director and licensed eo
j balmer. M""t modern funeral par
lor, morgue and funeral ears, Calls
responded to day or night. Conor
Main and Water streets, Telspboa
13.
CARTER ft SMYTHE. ATTORNEY
St law. Office In rear of American
National Bank building.
JAMES B. PERRY, ATTORNEW AT
JOHN a BAKER, FUNERAL Di
rector and licensed embaJmer. On
posit postufflc. Funeral par Ice,
two funeral curs. Calls responded ts
law. Offics over Taylor Hardware d7 or night. Phono 7
company.
PETERSON ft BISHOP, ATTOR
neya at law; rooms S and 4, Smith
Crawford building.
DOUGLAS W. BAILEY, ATTORNEY
at lav. Will practice In all statt
and federal courts. Rooms, 7, I anJ
i, Dasjaio bQUdlBf.
MONTAVA FARM LAXDH.
NORTHERN TxlFlC HAlTviTi
Lands In eastern Montana at ti t
to 18 per arr. H'iMabU lor famine
or fnuing. Easy terms For bafov
motion writ ,,r s W. E. Hurt, Miles
City, Uonlai'tt,