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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 1917. PAGE SEVEfT
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Do You Know?
That there is a
store in Pendleton
carrying a full line
of Automobile Ac
cessories? Call and see for your
self, at th corner of
Main and Alta Sts.
- Allen-Kniglil Co.
Telephone 400
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DECREASE IN SWINE OFFERINGS
PORTUNT), April . Further de.
cmM In offerings of swine wu
shown In the North Portland yards
at the opening of the week's trade.
The market started very alow, klllera
trylnj to buy at lower prices because
of a weaker tone In the east while
holders were, asking full prioes of
last Monday.
Oeneral hog range:
jjfJlBeet light 14.00914.16
fS Rough heavy it.00O13.B0
J'lgS 11UU?110
(fettle Tradn Is Holding;.
8ala reported in the cattle divi
sion of the North Portland market
for the week's start Indicated a
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MNK EOT WATER
EF TOO IDSSmE A
ROSY COE2PLEZION
hays we cant help but look
better and feci better
after an Inside bath.
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Uormtli and Economy
go hand in hand with
those who use our
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
Lump or Nut
Dry Wood of All Kinds
B. L. BURROUGHS
Telephone 5
ARE YOU UP-TO-DATE
OR DO YOU STILL USE THE OLD FASHIONED
BROOM IN YOUR HOUSE CLEANING?
BE UP-TO-DATE
and use
An Dectric Vacuum Cleaner
NO DUST
SANITARY
NO ODOR
HEALTHFUL
COSTS LESS THAN He
AN HOUR
Your Electrical Dealer or
Pacific Power & lit Company
PHONE 40
To look one's beat and feel one's
ts to enjoy an Inside both each
morninir to fluah from, the system trie
previous day's waste, sour fermen
tations and poisonous toxins before It
is absorbed into the Wood. Just a
coal, when It burns, leaves behind a
certain amount of incombustible ma
terial Jn the form of ashes, mo the
food and drink taken each day leav.
In the alimentary organs a certain
amount of Indigestible material,
which if not eliminated, form toxin
and poisons which are then sucked
Into the blood through the very
ducts which are Intended to suck n
only nourishment to sustain the
body.
If yon want to see the glow of
healthy bloom in your cheeks, to see
your skin ret clearer and clearer, you
are told to drink every morning- upon
arifrinR, a gluts of hot water with a
teaspoonfu! of llmeetone phosphate lt
It, which Is a harmless means of
washing the waste material an1
toxins from the atomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels. thus clausing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach.
Men and women with sallow skins
liver spots, pimples or pallid com.
plrxlon. also those who wake up
with a coated tongue, bad taste, nas
ty bresth. others who are bothered
with headaches, bilious spells, acid
stomftrh or conrtlpatton should be.
gin this phosphated hot water drink.
Ing and ere assured , of very pro.
nonnred results in one or two week
A quarter pound f llmertono
phosphate costs very little at the
drug store but Is sufficient to dem
onstrate that just as soap and hot
water cleanses, purifies and fresh
ens the skin on the outside, so hot
water and limestone phosphate act
en the Inside nrrnrm We must al
ways consider that internal sanlta
Hon Is vastly more important th in
outside cleanliness, because the ek!n
pores do not abeorb Impurities into
the blood, while the bowel pores do
steady to strong tone in the local
trade. Early sales of steers were
shown as high as 99.606.95, two
loads bringing the extreme mark at
the start.
Other divisions of the cattle mar
ket showed a favorable tone.
General cattle market range:
Prime heavy beef steers $9,400 9.50
Prime light beef steers. 9 50t& 8.90
Choke beef cows 8.009 8.25
Beof heifers. 8.00 8.50
Ordinary to good cows.. 5.00(9 7.75
Prime heavy batcher bull 6. 75 7-25
Flight bulls 6.00 8.50
tttocker-feeder steers ... c.00gi 7.00
Stocker-feeder cows.... 5.000 8.50
Mutton Market Nominal.
With only a handful of stuff re
ported as available for the market for
the day trend of the Sheep and lamb
trade was a dull affair at North port
land. Total run was but 484 head
and these consisted 'principally of
breeder stuff.
GenereJ mutton and lamb market:
Best east mountain lamb 13 000 1 8-60
Tleat valley lambs .... 1 8.544D 1 S.25
Wethers 11.50 15 00
Rwm 10.00010.75
Gouts 4-25 0 4 68
ley, Washington, has agreed to take
charge of the work, including not
only the management of the cannery
but also the overseeing of the plant
ing and cultivation of the proper
crops in this district.
MISSOULA. Mont., April 2- More
than 65 students at the University of
Montana wil lreelve degrees at th
commencement in June. This is a
slight Increase over the number of
graduates last year, when 42 receiv
ed diplomas.
t AFT SAYS SOUTH
AND WEST READY
LIVE NEWS OF
THE NORTHWEST
AS OUT OF DATE
AS HORSE CARS
SAT! CtrtlV ItlVt.S. PKAWTKHS.
IIABOK AVt FATiXtf. ftIYHS
ARB TAIIOO NOW.
Oood things should be passe 1
along. ,It ts now said that a few
drops of a drug called freesone ap
plied directly upon a tender, aching
com relieves the poVeness and soon
he entire eorm, root and all can .
tlfted est wit boot pain.
For little cost a quarter of an
nnnoe of free son can be obtained
from any drug store which ts claim
ed to be safficlent to remove every
hard or soft corn or caJlus from one's
fret
This Is a dreg recently announced
from Cincinnati. It is gummy but
dries the moment It 1s appl'ed and
nimrTv shrivels up the corn without
In flaming or even irritating the heal
th tissue or skin.
fat this out and lay It on your
Ife's d:
'ORTLAXD, Or., April -. Col
onel John U Harden. 17. 8. A., ts di
recting militia affairs in the recently
crated first district f the western
department of the army. His offices
are In the Morgan building near tne
headquarters oT the Third Oregon
regiment. His territory Includes all
the Pacific northwestern states.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 1. A de
termined fight against the petition of
the rati roads for a flat Increase of 15
per cent on both class and commo
dity rates is under way here today
by the West Coast Lumbermen's as
sociation. The directors and traffic
committee were authorised to appear
before the Interstate commerce com
mittee to oppose the move of the
railroad. The lumbermen contend
that the Adamson law, on which the
rs ilroails base their claim, will not
inrreaso the operating costs of Am
Srrican ' railroads J67.000.000 annually
as the roads allfge. They say that
the increased operating costs all not
be over 84.000.000 or 85. 000,000. The
lumbermen also contend that this is
rot the logical time for the Increase
in lumber rates, as the industry can
not stand it,
MOOSE JAW. Sask., April 8. The
women of London and Paris who are
running 4 he surface cars are not
alone in their unique calling. A
number of street cars here are being
operated today by women acting as
conductors. They Wear grey un
forms, with military cans, skirts to
jimt below the knees and leggings.
THE DAIJ-KS. Ore., April 8. With
American flags flying from practical'
lv every hoiiw in town. Patriotic
Woek in The Pnlles came to sn end
Sunday with a patriotic demonstra
tion which has no equal In the history
of this part of the state. The day's
projr-am was featured by a pared
and mass meeting. Max A. Vogt,
presented to Mayor Anderson an Am
erican flag donated to the city by
Americans of German descent.
NEW YORK, April 2. The south
and southwest are ready for war. The
great territory in part deeded to Mex
ico by Zimmerman, hasn't an ounce of
anti-war spirit, nor jingoism, this Is
Taft's message, after a trip through
nine states, returning today.
"People feel a war Ss Inevitable," he
said. "They feel, as I do, that Ger
many forced a war on us. Unless the
war continues a year, we can't help
with an army. We can aid1 with food,
supplies, money and co-operation of
the United States navy in suppress
ing submarines. We should use the
army and national guard for home
fenee, guarding the Mexican border.
We should Institute immediate com
pulsory training." V
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ASK YOUR FTUKNI.
There Is hardly a neighborhood in
any city, town or hamlet in the Unit
ed States where women cannot be
found who have derived benefit
from Lydia E. Pfnxbam'a Vegeta
ble Compound. For more than forty
years this botanic remedy has been
overcoming some of the worst cases
of female Ills. As one woman has
found help she has told another, who
has used it with the same result; so
the' use of this great medicine has
spread from shore to shore by the
recommendation of those who have
found It good. Therefore, ask- your
neighbor, let her tell you from ex
perience the benefit which ailing
women derive from the use of this
famous medicine.
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
UMATILLA AND VICINITY
fKast Oregonlan Special.)
UMATILLA, April J. PVA, Brown
spent Sunday In Stanfleld.
Miss Alice Lambert returned to
Hermiston today.
John Olsen sold his farm to Mr.
Mathisn, who will take charge at
once. Mr. Olsen and family will go
to Ktanffeld for the present.
T. Panos of Walla Walla registered
at the Duncan Sunday.
C. o. Prownell spent Saturday in
Pendleton.
A good "six" for the price of
an ordinary "four"
Another carload of the new models just unloaded
for immediate deliTery.
SEE THESE 11 SAX OK BESTS.
Ptt cylinder high speed Continental motor
Feeder's noney-oml radiator.
6axon multiple-disc dry plate clutch.
Heary, rigid frame.
Timken roller bearings.
Tim ken front and rear axles.
Timken bellc&l bevel drive gear.
Vanadium steel cantilever spring front and rear.
New Stromberg carburetor.
Remy ignition.
Wagner two unit starting and lighting system.
All for $975 f . o. b. Pendleton
W. C. NAY Districting Asset '
At City Auto Co., J2 Cottonwood Street.
TriepboBe
Mrs. Elmore McKenzie returned
from North Yakima the first of the
week,
B. B. Starcher returned from Port
land this morning.
OrvUle McCullough and Pete Phen-
dan of Butter Creek were Sunday vis
itors here.
Mrs. Fred Schilke of La Crande
was a guest of The Cline Saturday.
r. 6. CAN GET OFFICERS FROM
CANADIAN-AMERICAN' REGION
I HEAD STUFFED FROM I
I CATARRH OR A COLO t
Says Cmm Applied in Nostrils
X Oceas Air-Ifcuuarea Rirht I IT
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(J. W. PEOLER)
LONDON, April 3. I'ncle Mm
can have plenty of experienced offi
cers from the Canadian-American le
gion, if EnplanJ will permit the trans
fer. The beet Indications are such a
step is likely.
Life is said to be a game of give
and take and most people give a lot
rrore trouble than they are willing to
take.
Instant relief no waiting:
clogged nostrils open right un: th
air passages of your head dear and
you can breathe freely. No mos
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache, dryness. No struggling; far
breath at night; your cold or eatarr!
disappears.
Get -a small bottle of Ely Cream
Balm from your druggist bow. Apply
a little of this fragrant antlspptle.
healing cream in your nostrils. . It
penetrates through ever)' air pannage
of the head, soothes the Inflamed eg
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comee instantly.
It's Jiist fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
PORTLAND. Ore.. April I. Theo
dore Itrent. vice chairman of the fed
eral shipping board, arrived here to
day and a committee of local lum
bermen and shipbuilders described to
him local facilities for building
wooden ships. He will be taken on a
tour of Uveal shipyards tomorrow.
TAOOMA. Wash.. April . Two
legal Instrumenta on file here In su
perior court bear thumb print sig
entiire. Thev are the wills of Mary
"Bumf Charley. Puyallup Indian
n1 centenarian, and of her hushano
"Hurnt" Charley.
At.fMNT, Ore.. April . The or
ranlMtlon of a canning company bv
local business men end farmers ts
underway hers today. W. H. Paul
hamue. known throughout the coun
try for his work In the Puyallup val-
ATTORXETS.
D. W. BAILEY, ATTORNEY AT
Law. Rooms 1. t. . Depaln Bdg.
GFOROK W. COlTTTa ATTORNEY
at law. Room 17. Schmidt block.
CARTER SMYTH K. ATTORNEYS
at law. Office In rear of American
National Rank building.
a A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY ANT
counsellor at law. Office la D
pain building.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FEE FEE. ATTORENTS AT LAW.
Office la Despaln building.
JOHN W. HUFF. ATTORNkT-AT-
Law. Room I. American Nation
al Bank building..
R X. K BATOR. ATTORNEY- AT
Law. Room It. Smith-Crawford
Building.
8. A. NEWBERRY. ATTORNTTY AT
Law. Smith-Crawford Building.
PETERPOM BISHOP. ATTOR-
neys at law; room 1 and 4, Smith-
Crawford building.
T. BROWN'S FURNrmtE 8TOR1
Fnneral director and licensed ess
balmer. Most modern funeral par
lor. morgue and funeral cars. Calk
responded to day or night. Corner
Main and Water avresta, Tslepaon.
JOHN & BAKKR. ri'XIRAL Di
rector and licensed eraaalmer. On
poalte poatofflce. Fnneral per lot
two fnneral ears. Calm reapoaded a
day or Bight. Phone t.
INSVRANCE AND LAND RCSlNKSw
BEXTUEI MONTGOMERY. REaI.
estate, fire, life and accident Insur
ance agenta tit Mala street. Phoae
404.
AfCnONEEIlS.
COU W. F. TOHNKA, Al'moN.
eer. makes a spcialty of fartnere
.Suck and machinery aalee. The
man that gets you the money. Leave
orders at East Oregualen office.
MONTANA FARM LANDS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC KA1TWA 1
Laada In eaetera Montaaa at 11
to til per acre. Suitable tor faratat
or grmaing. Beer terma Far in for
nation write or see W. B. Hon. MUe
Ity. Montana.
JAMES B. PERRY. ATTORNEW AT
law. Office ever Taylor Hardware
eompeny.
RALEY RALBY. ATTOR EN YS AT
law. Office la American National
Bank Building.
FREDERICK STEIWBR. ATTOR
nay at law. Office la Smlta-Craw
lord kaUdtadk
ansCaadAWBOCB.
WANTED OLD FALS8 TEHTH
Dont matter If broken, i pay tl.
to II OS pel set. Mall to U Maser
1907 S Fifth Street. PhUaderpha, Pa
Will sead cash b) nv snail.
ARCHITECT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH.
tec. De.paia Building.
T(k. Pendleton. Oregon.
AH!.
Phuae
SECOND HAND DtlLtHH.
V. 8THOHLK. DEAUH IN NbS
and second hand gooea Caea
PJd tar all Ind-hand gooda. Caa-
place to buy household geode. lis
a, Coart. phoae 17 1W.
DOCTORM.
fX- A. ROB. PKAOTU'bI IJMIY.
'ted te the sye. ear. nnm snd 'hruet.
Chanty patients lt an I Ird Selnrda
mornings, ll jud,J Bsild.ng.
LEGAL BLANKS OF IVIPT DB
scription for eoaaty court, drear
conn, last lee court, real estate, etc
MIMUjAMOlIk
LXOAL RLATWS OF rYKUT t'S
aerlptlon for eoenty eeert. tlrmmm
eeart, Jastfaw eeert. real set. la, sea.
for anas at Be