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msWwii AAn- -'-" TWELVE PAGES PAGE TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREOON. FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1917. Commissioners' Report ruimc 1towed by the County Court t the April, 117 term, except certain 4titf allowed by statute: K 1. Hutrhiimoii, grand 1ury bailiff t WiMt' Oriroiitin, r"h. mo. exp. 11.1 KveiK Tribune, do ., 11.15 Tel. A TH. ;o.. telephone K ffire 0.1S I". M. i'ockhuiii, t-l-.thnne .. 2.45 HuKh'VfiR A On.. 2ft,000 letter head. h11 offitvrs 75.00 Jhn W. Huff, deputy district Mrr..ey 14.45 tl O. St'ntt. invwt .satins 11- nor viol.,. on ...... 171.85 W. J. Je.ffr.ei,. do 114.70 ' "ITfco Permit ltViratrit, mak ing blood tt 8.00 Ir. C. J. Hinitfi. p?i,.h. Mrvic for fcrnnd Jur . . , 25.00 5fwkr A Hatfnry, d 25. 0W 4Wveninir Triturte, iub. .summons S. .nib. sum tuKicah prosecuting iiupplieA dist- telephone 8.40 1.5. 12.00 12.50 5.4 20.0 3 S 4.00 .71 7.5W 24.55 3 8.50 5.00 5.00 0.74 fc?tmn in a Tri b n tnoriB fwkr Taxi V . John W. Huff. Fayette MiMlie Bunnon A Ot trirt attorney . . ac, Tei. A T.-l. Co owtrict attorney X. H. Ktttea. etp. St. Clark Wnatarn Union Tel. Co.. tele- trramw. sheriff 11.78 RaHMtv A O-, supplies for sheriff IX Taylor, sheriff V. l. Taylor, .hriffa office postage V. l. Taylor, sheriffa office.. T. D. Taylor, sheriff's office.. C A M. Ribbon Co., carbon Wjw Owshona- A Co , supplies county Mk X&rettinir Tribune, supplies for elerk . . . I. liarr.nrd A Co., sup plies for clerk GRtra A lTUdhnmm Co., fee book for clerk R. T. Brown, express 'St. T. Brown, postage Sunt. Clk. and Sheriff X. O. Krasier. supplies for treasurer 1a, O. FYaxier, supplies for terftt Uuw A Prudbomme Co.. deed record for recorder 4ajft ireconin, supplies , for trckasurer Otc Gilliam, express tSwvtpir Tribi.ne. supplies for superintendent J. K. Oill A Co.. supplies for 'superintendent 1 C Hmith A Bros., balance n typewriter, jupt TBasit. Ores;oni:tn, supplies for superintendent Cor B. Hend-r.snn. tax rebate K. Tounir. office assistant.. 'T. .5. Youmt, tivelinsr expenses K. Younic, postage and ex press JF. T. William son. abstract of final proofs for assessor. . . . "fUrabons; A Co., supplies for ssnemior John H. Tewis, blueirints. . . -rening Tribune, advt de- litMlL. taxes Ki Orefroniiin, do A. O. Funk, overtime coll. taxes 100.00 -Mob-Rrt Wheeler, assessment ravd coll. taxes John Beam, do -Mice G. lasener, widows pension fHrdie K. Kwai-ihoot. do . Terl K. Rnixsun. do A'.alinda Reed, do ft.lfa 25.5 4.81 52.0 18.60 1.10 23.5V 1.7 2.93 10.50 8.44 . 29. M &. 2.2- 5o.oo ; 3.v I H 1,10 i for prisoners Geo. O. itaer at Co.. supplies foe Jail . V. J. Clarke, aupplica for . .40 Aleaander Dept. Store, aup- pliea for Jail 4.7a T. I. Taylor, board of prison era ft. Anthonys Hospital, care of J. B. Hay 13.00 t. Anthonys Hospital, care of LMila Ulllette S.5H St. Anlhiinvs Hospital, care of Kuasvll and Hauerlink .... 28. &u PiHRHh Home Colony, oar of Mra. Sera- ' 0.0 Ham ley & Co., suppliea for poor farm 1.90 Oregon Lumber Yard, coal for poor farm 4.8ti V. Stroble, mattress for poor farm . t.tw c. Koepiwn A Bros., drugs for poor 14.30 A, O. Koeppen & Hros.. drugs for poor farm 10.4ii Pendleton Hooler Milts, bran and shorts, poor form .... 174.6 The Peoples Warehouse, sup plies, poor farm ' 4.40 The Central Market, meat for lor farm 6.4& Stephens & Hassell. groceries for pmr "0.15 T. C. Klliott Co.. do 33. S., V. S. Munsell. casket for Hele . J. Kirk I..."..... S6.00 iitH'linttck & Himpson. sup plies for poor farm ........ OS. 00 Pac Power & ljht Co., power and lii;ht, poor farm ..... 10.SS Tunilum Lumber Co., coal for poor f-70 R. R. Lwis & Co., icrooeriea for poor . lS.Otr conroy a cash urocery, sup plies for poor farm ....... Weston Merc Co., suppliea for poor Dr. J. A. Best, medical servi ces for Mrs. Russell Mrs. Krnestine Oeisler, poor. C.40 10.00 125.00 1S.00 Joe Sullivan, ind. soldier lO.Ow 8S.0 t 3S.O0 10.00 S.Ov .so 1.S0 467.S. 04.00 32. Si 4.0 54. M Mrs. Johnson Hetts. poor. . . . 1. J. McFaul, examininff in sane, seven commitments. . F. K. Boyden. do, two com mitments C. H. Smith, do, one commit ment Sarah Rowland, cab service, delivering ballot box ...... W, c. Hopson. fruit inspector 115.06 Freewater Times, ptg. for fruit inspector C. H. Marsh, co. judge, sal and exp. co. library John Hailey. jr.. Juvenile and truant officers, 3 mos. ..... J. A. Yeager. sealer of wts... S P. Hutchinson, for ind. sol. Ihos. R. Kay, St. Treas.. fire patrol i -. . . T- A. Reineman. water master 137.45 Warren W. Roeder. water mas ter 54.00 Geary Kimbrell, engineering at county library 15.00 It. M. Oockburn. co, commis. 75.00 IS. E. Anderson, do SO.00 A. C. Kunk, dep. sheriff 125.00 .1. A. RlukkV. do lOO.Ou J H. Kmu-3. do 110.00 K. t. Draper. dfp. Josephine Slllli'an. steno H. S. Burroughs, dep. record er hire 1 0 jo. W. Simpson, janitor ' J. A. Horn. supt. poor farm... 103.no ; t, j Mci-aU. health officer. . . I5.nm . w ivrkins, labi.r. road dist. N o. 3 ( E. F. Perkins, do 1 50.00 i w j Best 71.S J H. Parsons, do ! E. U Davis, do 25.00 , T Beardsley. do 17.5WH. M. Bennett, do 17.5jx. K. Beaumont, do "."! A. F. Comnton. do J. R. Thrown, do ' 37.50 J. C. Kimery, do 31.26 J. A. Hartle. do 4.76 J. K. hAmball. do 7.50 Ross Kimball, do S.72 James Kimball, do 10.37 J. R. Brown, do 5.37 Ijee Brown, do 7.42 John Bishop, do 2.25 O. t). Rissinger, do " 0.37 Chas. Vinson, do 10.00 W. J. Clarke, Pick handle, Dist. 31 70 r. H. Nelson, labor, Dist. 35. 4.00 Frank Servio. do 7.S5 J. C. Power, labor. Dist. 37.. 4.25 w. R. Worley, do 13.4 M. J. McCane. do 4.5 J. T. Hoops, do 9.50 Herman schuening, labor. Dist. - No. 30 0. Monarch Hdw. & Fur. Co.. hardware, Dist. 4ft 9.0 Pilot Rock Lor. Co.. lumber, Dist. 40 80.00 Noah May. labor, dist. 41 18.S Hoi-ace Walker, do 27.50 J. U Coin, do 27.1 Chas. Brinley, do . . . 2.1 O. L. Dunning, do 50.00 c.d. Gnavauch. do 41.2 Chas. Baker, do 14.4 Jay Baker, do . 10.1 r.d. Gnavauch. do 12.5 Horace Walker, do 4 2.1 W. J. Haney, do 12.7 E; Haney, do 6.7 Jacob L. Stork, blacksmithiim, Dist. 41 , Hodson-Feenaughty Co., re pairs for grader, Dist. 41.. Hodson-Feenaughty Co., re pairs for grader. Dist. 4 2.. Joe Cantrell. labor Dist. 43.. . J. Stockman, surveying .. U C. Rothrock, do Lowell Stockman, do Willard Bradley, do Penland Bros., drayage M. B. Key, drayage K. K. Cleaver, barrel of paint Keuffel tc Ksser Co., tracing cloth W. J. Craible. labor Doris driveway . W. K. Ray. do 5.0 8.00 8.00 11.0 14.1 .0 2.00 15.00 3.50 .5 25.00 3.09 107.30 01.00 clerk 100.00 Wm. 7B.00 John Hoy, do 40.7 . U Park, do . 54.6 Mike Grant, do 50.05 c. A. Green, do 60.76 Wm. Winder, do 56.80 c. w. Winder, do 59.6 J. W. Manning, do 65.10 J. A. Horseman, do 24.76 W. N. Nash, do 56.25 Fred Peters, do 62.85 Fred Collins, do 41.60 D. A. Henman. do 59.60 T. E. Xash. do 68.60 Barney Kennedy, d 59.60 Abraham Sabbari. do 20.2 W. P. Benedict, do , . . 20.26 John R. Hayes, do : 97.10 J. K. Head, do 45.55 F. X. Brown, do 49,50 w. M. Clarke, do 67.95 J. S. Park is, do 60.76 Raymond Leahey. do 60.75 l. Marlm, do Fred Bpwers. do . . Fred Groom, do . . Fred- Brown, do . . Wm. Dewey, do . . State Highway. Pendleton- Pi lot Rock 652.95 Swender Blue Print Co., State Highway blueprint H. H. Hinderman. St. Highway Downeys Market, do G. B. Wyrick. do J. M. Royer, do C. C. Morse, Pendleton-Pilot Rock road Ki. j. mil. uo ............... ieorge Roork. do Juell Roork, o M. Poland, do Homer Hnrria, do Jack Smith, do Lowell Sturtevant. do Jas Arbogast, do 'Ida K. steward, do 40. 0 i i,t. u t.y. n ?s rroni ny narper. ao ....... jo.un 59.6b 58.60 25.60 108.00 5X.60 Koou. do 41.60 H- A. Bundv. do 57.3 J. F. Gregory, do 27.00 125.00 jCarl Gregory, do . . 0 ot. t Ira Brown, do ... 10000 ! Lester Clark, do .. 24.60 Clifford Compton, d lArden Compton, do 106. 2t j Klmer Compton, do 52.3iirranK "eed. do 85.00 38.81 94.5. 42.19 ST.. On 47. SI 21.2 Wight, do earl E. Freeman, do Mary V. Kills, do Joeie Kirk, do "Vrnnie Foi. do fmf Net ma n n. do 'ImthitL J, Kin, do 'Aline A. Kearney, do leliaR Taylor, do ary Fnuioea Delaney. do . "Taylor Hdw. Co.. spittoons and cuspidors . Pendleton Water Works, water .G Y Simpson, junitors' ex pense "MerThy Bros., window glass. . P. Miller, j.lunil.ing J Ia VaughHu, lmht globes. ac. Power Licht Co., light lor court hniue --A C. ' Koeppei: A Bros., drugs 17.50 17.50 10.00 17.50 25.00 17.60 25.00 15.00 10.0V 10 00 Evert Adams, do 45.00 Arch Ellis, do 80.75 U O. ilyers. do 45.00 B. Keeler. do 02.88 A. D. Flannery. do 43.55 W. K. Biggs, do 0.00 L. Saunders, do .' " 42.Su do Harold Coe. do A. G. Goodman, do I-oyd Birdsell. do . . Ralph Kyle, do ... I?r-van K' It v do . 3.40 j. w. Griffin, do 3-35 J. Frazier, do . . . j A rrtos Richardson, d 2.2. I ft. Lieualitn and Son, 9." I smithing, road dist. do labor, ' di.' '. '. 9.10 Earl Simonton 5 I 10 I J. ChesHman. 40.00 A. M. Coffey, d j S. K. Hunter, do . . . jTumalum Lumber . dist. 10 Catarrhal nearnen Cannot B Cored. G " Herman, labor. fr tors .ip!. Hiu. sa they eaaant resra 11 - " ' 4mA iMo nt the ear. Ther. I. ""rank Herman, do . ety o s-.y to fur. ratarrhs! dfne, i "en Nelstfm. do black No. 5. dist- No. 11.25 36.6 40.50 3.37 24.76 0.00 132.00 4.2 14.46 113.50 22.50 18.00 9.00 Ibr., ea.r h br l r.ntJt ution.l r.aelr. ''Catarrhal lt:t 1. u4 by as IB V1.S9M odltion of the sworn linlag of rae :. hio Tube When this tube bj larisak y,.n hare a rambling fund or lav serf ert bearlac and wbea it ttf entirely ffeafoew 1. the Brsnlt. Unleaa the haflaeiaiatioa ran b redot-ed aad tit I tab. wfor4 to It. !! I coDdrMon. heartag wilt be aejttrorrd f.TTr. Many cae of ' .teafaea. are ra.:sd by ratarrb. wbicb Is as inftaaW e(dlli.tn of the mnniu aarfares. '?H- Calarrb Tnre a-ts thru tbe blooe tbe aaorona e'irfarMi of tbe system. "We a-Ul aire o H-iiKlred Iioliam foe amy rfe of t'atsrrtiat leafam. tbat raaaot i- enrad b. Hall's t a'arrb Cure. Clrcnlara free. All lirusTi'is- 7!W. r. J. CHKSKY CO. Toledo, O bor. dist. Xo. do The Best Placein Town to Get CANDY la at the store "what has the "WHITMAN'S" aigo. Nobody IB America makes eaady like -U HITM .K Othera have tried, are still trying but they can't do It. TIITM!'S- ataoda for taw A bov of "WHTrMAjrO" OAHPItX are revelations ta aoaa erne aoe't know their Tollman & Co. LHb4 Drn(ti Julius Nelson, di John Iurilla. la 14 Walter Cresanell, J. A. King, do K. P. Tuliock, do Bradv Howdyshell, do Ely Knhvsk. do Ht-nry Enbysk, do H. i. Kamheart, do It. C. Elder, do W. L. Creaswell. do Ira Perkins, do Carl Breding, Inbor. dist. 15. ; K. M. Sloan, blacksmilhing, Inst. No. 15 L Smith, lalxir. Dist. No. II. ! Ed Kulford. d Ijf.. i llalstead. do jDaurenre MarKham. do ..... jl'rauk Mar? ham. do ; Ijaorenee Markham. do E,-hn Merc. Co. hardware, i I list. No. 1 ThiHi. Koss. Ilir.. flist. 18 E. F. Sommera. blacksmithing. d ist . 1 s M. E. Meyers, straw, dist. 16 I H M. Sloan, blacksmithing, I Dist No. I Pilot R.ick Llir. Co., Ibr. Diet. 21.55 25.5 2.2a 2.25 13.50 K. K. Alvurd. do Islle Sewell. do E. E. Kirkendall. Jeff Oliver, do G. Ilinelson. do . . . E. T. K earns, do . . Ralph Moore, do . . . Albert Lee. do Tom Malone, do . . J. R. Dlckerson, do . Olen McPherrin, do Price Davis, do Ray Clark, dc H. H. Copeland, do A. 1a Moody, do . . . Pat Ingleshy. do O. G. Dodgion, do . T. A. Waldo, do . . . A. Murphy, do . . . A. M. Boyden. do . Frank Simpson, do Allen Simpson, do F. M. Taylor, do . . S. Moore, do ..... E. M. Mortimore, do 122.00 T M. Disney, do 13.50 Wm. Gillette, do 61.00 Geo. Knight, do 7.8. Henry Erlckson, do 30.35 7.00 108.00 52.30 31.05 29.2a 2 7.00 31.50 45.55 56.80 59.60 12.35 4.50 55.11) 16.85 18.00 32.60 66.10 14.50 40.75 59.05 42.00 110.60 21.05 107.30 25.85 22.60 24.75 9.00 9.00 4.75 .10.35 Ed Williams, do Ulrlch Hendxe, do . . J. Wilhte. do Wilson Cheyne. do . , Olin McPherrin. do M. W. Mayers, do . . A. O. Caril.n. do . . . I Glen Forrest, do .... IO. J. Qulnn. do g jo ;l.eo I'etshe, do j'liGea. Peaterson. do .. 1060 Andi-rson, do .. 38 1 5.i ' Jobn. Ambros. do .. 1240 ! W. Monroe, do .. ci'., 1 E. McGowan do . . . Stewart, do L. G. J T G. W, Huston, Hnat'm, Brown, labor. Dist 24 do labor. Dist. 31 54.2 108.7k .!. 44.42 154.3, 35.85 1 00 12.7. 2.25 0.60 10.12 30 8. 2.25 14.50 5.60 12.75 7.20 14.S0 7.50 4.2. 2 60 7.07 STOPS HEADACHE . NEURALGIA Doot luffer! Get dim pack of Or. June' Headache Powder. Toe eaa etear year besd and relieve a dolt, aplittiag er vieleat tbrabbing bee4a.ee in a sen at with a Dr. Jaaaes' Headache Powder.' This eid U rn keadaehe relief acta almost stati cally. eod aoaw oae to the drag store aow for a eisae package aad a few no araU aftr yoa t-ke a powder yoa will wonder what bora me of the head ache. aeeraUrta aad paia. Stop suffer ing it a aeeoieaa. I'y McDowell, do M. C. Norman, do J. W. Palmer, do I'. H. Bassett. do Tom Durban, do .' A. While, do Wm. Mi'Gregor. do , E. Wright, do Clarenre Wilson", do. John I'eaterson. do I . V. Day. do N. E. lamliravsky, do Pen Dahl, do H. Gallagher, do Jack Shirley, do W. U Jones, do Frank Simpson, do Olin McPherrin. do W. H. Hays, straw Doris drive way Geary Kimbrell. supt Oregon Lbr. Yard, lumbor. . Talor Hdw. Co., powder. Standard Oil Co.. oil Geo. C. Paer at Co.. rdw Alexander !ept. Store. sup plies for f loris driveway . . Smythe-I,nergn t'o.. coal... Pendleton Iron Works, re pairs W. J. Clarke, hdw V. stroble. supplies Win. Deardorff, labor on bridges M. leardorrr, do V. H. Goom. do J. M. Harrison, do Hob l.owery. do Wm. Miller, do W. fiefeke. do H. Phillip, do G. Y.. Miller, do W. Brown, do 'heater Ta lor. d Neil Perdue, do K. Goom. do H Mirier, do C. Hemmelgarn. do 1. K. Howlsbv. do W. Brown, do A. J. Oelnver. do s. Anderson, do J M. Harraon, do Tatlor Hdw. Co.. hdw J ClsrVe. hdw H. M. Htom. biasksiriitllilig. . 35.45 40.50 14.K0 30.35 49.00 30.35 . 11.25 1.35 2.8H 2.80 2.80 , 22.20 24.75 7.30 S.9ri 3.95 1.10 5.40 27.40 5.40 3.95 22.3" 1 1.80 1 il. 7 0 H.5" 11.25 nt. 7 1 11.2" 1H.70 2.2i 2.2.". 3.45 lil.l 4.60 3.50 . .. 10.3. . . . 92.40 etc 44. 4t 1.23 run a-k lor. M sure yoa gt-t hat j m ! Iiurruuthi . .. 'Manclio o. innett. 1.3.1 10.22 1 4 00 45.56 6.40 109.45 151.80 88.7M 142.20 74 25 42.75 1.15.00 65.70 42.75 66. 2S 54.6a 62.30 77.65 7.96 65. :t 13.5b (lib 16.50 21.00 7.10 776 101.30 I0.7 4..40 lcxamlre' caniplMkll mid liielrire F.h crt gtin Tlleatn-, Saturday. April SI. In "The CWIier iian's Wife," Or- 1.33 5.76 33.3, 59.58 82.36 117.45 2.1s 72.10 10.95 41.05 24.75 14.05 4.50 6.45 POSTAL CO. 'PHONES TO COVER NATION Big Telegraph Concern Piano to Give Double Service on Its Wires. CHICAGO. April 19. The Postal Telegraph system will establish a telephone system, which, from pres ent evidence, promises to bo nation wide. It will be initiated in Chicago. 'ontracts have been made for equip ment. Preparations indicate that for the present work will be confined to he larger cities.. The wires of the Postal company are capable of transmitting the voire like those of the telephone compan ies. The change w'ill consist In the In stallation of telephone instruments. The Postal company has ;in appli cation beTore the Illinois utilities com mission for permission to engage It1. this business. BERLIN SAYS BREAD STRIKE WAS FIZZIX BKULIN, April 17. The general strike fomented by extreme sociallati as a protect against the reduction of bread rat ion a, effective Sunday, fia ktied out today. Only a few factorials were forced to suspend. Not a sin gle munition, factory wan affected, the officials declare. .Business was apparently continued as usual. ECHO PEOPLE WILL GIVE LOCAL PLA Personal and Social News People of Echo and Neighborhood. of BltlTISH HIGH COMMISSION WASHINGTON". April 19. The Prittsh hixh commission announced by the state department 1s ns follows: rthur Pnlfour. Sir Eric Drummond Dan Malcolm. C. P. Dormer, G. But ler. Rear Admiral Sir Dudley Dechatr. Fleet Paymaster Utwford. Major Gen eral O. Prldgrs, Captain Spencer Clay nd lird Cunliff, governor of the ank of Kngland. 9 Vi' J c vj 1 y . -; Kant Oregonian Special.) IXTHO, April 18. On this evening and also on Friday evening, the KP worth League will stage a play at the Star Theater. "The Real Thing." Much preparation hax been given for the play and a good entertainment is assured. The .high school senior class wMi give a play April 21 at the city hall. Mimi clephune Gulliford returns. I today from a short vbtlt in Ileppner. Mr. and Mrs Kd Hammer were husiness visitors in Heppner thin week. Miss Marion Ileum returned home Monday .evening from a few days' visit in 1'endletiin. . Mrs. OiiirrncH Krause in here from Walla Walla visiting with htr par. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Van eventer. Mrs. C. A. CJilbert left Tuesda morning fr Coeur d'Alene. Ida. Bho was accompanied an far as Pendleton by her mother-in-law, Mra. C. Gilbert, who returned to Kt ho the same even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bherman rTayite re turned to their home at Cyue laJi evening after a short visit hre with friends and relatives. Game Warden George Tonkin who has been here the piutt few days on official business, returned Tutwday evening to Pendleton. Prof. Pittraan of Monmouth. Ore., lectured at the City hall last Satur day evening to an appreciative audience. Mrs. A. W. Onok f Gibbon spenf Tu esday i n Kc ho with fr iond s ititrU'v -yjftrt ami tl The OtlK-r Man's Tt water, Saturday, rtn Hamilton In U'lfo. Oregon April tl. AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR S;k TKA AX M'l.PIH It Tl'KXS I OKAY. K.VIKlft II I It DAKK AM .MHSy. Almost evfrjone knows that Sago Tea and Sulphur. proerly compound ed, brings bacic the nutural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaknd or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make It at home, which Is mussy and troublesome. Nowadays we simply ask at an drug store for "Wyeth's Hage and , Sulphur compound." you will gel a larxe bottle of this old time recipe improved by the addition of othr ingrdit-nt for about 50 cents. Every body ui'S this preparation now. In ch u w no one ca n P '""l My tell t hat ym darkened yur hair, ns It does it jo naturally and evenly. You damp en a spomei or soft bbrush with it gtnd draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the r.iy hair disappears, and after another application or two. your hair becomes beautifully dark, thlctt and glossy and yon look years young er. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite, j It is not Intended for the cure, miti gation or prevention of disease. ESS MEAT IF KIDNEYS HURT OR YOU'RE BACKACHY AND RHEUMATIC survey M FAT MHIMS l'UIC A1l WIIK'II CI.OG8 KIDXKVS; CAl'SFS ItllWMATI.SM AVD 111. IUTATKJ BIAIHM-31. If you must have rour men every day. eat It. but flush your kidneys salts occasionally. sas a noted get sore and irritated, oMlglng you to -k relief two or three- times during the night. To neutral.ee thees Irritating adds, to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste get four ounrai of Jad Salts from any phar macy here; tak a tablftipnnfiil In A glara of water before breakfast for rity who tells us that meat a few d:is anil your moneys wn fYwnui urr ! ivhlrh klmiiM imruUfc ! lhn net fine. This famous salts ia the kidneys In their efforts to rspel made from th- arid of grspes sn-l It from the blood. They become ' lemon Jnlre. roniblned with llthia. sluggUh and weaken, then you suf- (and has bet-n used for generation.. fer mith a dull minery In the kidney to flush and rttmnUite slurgish kll-rea-Wm. sharp pains In the back or I neys. aim to neutralize the ax-ids In aick headache, dizzlne your siom- urine, no it no lonrer irritateti. inn ach sfturs. ton rue in rmt-d mid when j ending; Mad'h-r wMfciifw. the westher is td vou have rheu- ! Jad Hlts Is inexienU i cannot in n.alln t a-lncs "That irina a..f m ..I,. ii.lv- (lira, arifl mnkH He.iaThtfol effrVe- full of sediment, the channels often , cent lithia-water drink. 1 If V- ' "- rlU Ifl 0 ; : " J "OfF-theTray" the lunch 'service recently inaugurated by Union Pacific System that is proving immensely popular, is a new reason why you should insist that your tickets read union racmc oyscem. CoffH ,t . . I . 8andwicnM . lac Do'iia-hnut." " ' AD '"Off-thaTrav food, are of aame high qualitr HS bM a. .erved in Unkm Pkiiic SyMrm dmrns car.. TlvJ K... a. wakms paaa throush day and lourte cjra with liahx Sptlfal M.'or llsxl. at amall prioaa. You will woy Una feature. Fowl BandwtchM . M tin aamisMi) . aae Wm. Mcalurray, dMMral PaaMOfW Afoat roruana Lb a cj l-j a CJ Miss Florence Mahood la,t.ly from Weir, Kansas, la here with her aunt, Mra. R. R. Iwla. Miss I.lllie Wattenburmr. who Is teaching school in Pendleton, spent the weekend here with ,her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wattenbunrer. Mrs. C B. Biirkhart of San Fran cisco, was a business visitor here the past two days. "Show Your Colors Hang Out the Flag IF YOU HAVEN'T A FUG GET ONE QUICK ftffi,.. 'mrninniniiiffftmirnminirt,. 77 I Your Flag and My Flag By Wilbur D. Nesbit "Your flajr and my flajr ' . And how it flies today In your land and my land And half a world away! . .. Roue-red and blood-red The stripes for ever Kleam ; Snow-white and soul-white ' The good forefather's dream. Sky-blue and true-blue, with stars to gleam aright The gloried guidon of the day ; a shelter through the night." "Your flag and my flag! 1 And oh, how much it holds Your land and my land Secure within its folds! Your heart and my heart Beat quicker at the sight ; Sun-kissed and wind tossed Red and blue and white. The one tlag the great flag the flag for me and you Glorified all else besides the red and white and blue." . The East Oregonian will gire, for a limited time, a beautiful Flag, 2't4 ft. sewed stripe, warranted fast colors with each NEW Daily subscription. Six months by carrier, or one year by mail. These flags are suitable for business houses, schools, and the private home and can be secured by filling out this coupon. FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND SEND IN TODAY East OregonirtTi Pub. Co. 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