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PAGE SEVKJS TEN PAGES FORDS For $69.00 I will fur nish Goliath attachments that will convert your FORD into a ton delivery,, wagon. G. W. Gerston FORD Repair Shop. 630 Cottonwood St. Pendleton. UNITED THEY STOOD, DIVIDED THEY STUCK Handcuffed Prisoners Argue How to Escape; Both Lose. CANTON. May 3. Because they could not oktob on which way they should go, two prisoners, handcuffed to each other, and left ongusrded, failed to escape hero today. Constable McMasters of Steuben vllle waa convoying three prisoners DAILY EAST.OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, tniUAi, max 4, . "77-7 STAIIFIELD WIIIS -- 1 to the Stark county workhouse. While they were on the Pennsylvania sta tton platform here, one of them de cided he wanted a. drink and started after It. The constable pursued him. leav ing; the other two standing hand cuffed together. Both men agreed they wanted to escape and started away, but one of the pair wanted to go east while the other Insisted on going west The argument attracted bystanders who held the men until the constable returned. JI81 Ask Grandfather He! Td rm Stop Rheumatism Before It Takes Hold Yen can do It by keeping- yonr Mooil dean. The kidneys filter about 600 grain of uric at M and other aalta from the blood every 24 hours. When there is mora than the kidneys can remove, it is deposited in muscles and Joints, and painful rheu matism follows. 8. S. 8.. for 50 years the most efficient of all blood tonics, will keep the "blood purs and prevent dinesse. Atyour drutrgista. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, CA. S.S.S. Will Stop 0S222S3 Buying Montana Wheat Lands of Us Means you will pay for same from proceeds of two crops. Many of our pur chasers have done so in one crop. Results of low prices and "productive lands. Some of our Walla Walla purchasers have been offered 100 per cent profit on their investment made last season. All buy who see our lands. Our sales last weeit to local parties was $30,000. It Is to Your Interest to aee ua at once. We can give you a safe and profitable investment. We own lands in a number of the best agricultural districts in the State : the following are located in the center of the choicest wheat belt in Montana, and since last harvest has shipped more grain than any othet district on the mai nline of the Great Northern Railway in Montana. The soil is a rich chocolate loam, all tractor plow land, extending from 50 to 100 miles in every direction. Rainfall from 20 to 25 inches. Cora, berries, peas, potatoes and alfalfa produce profitable yields without irrigation. NO. 1227. 40 acres; S muss frees good town, ana as extra, fancy whoa ranch, with worth of Improvements. Including a breoufwt. new modern residence, with furnace heme start elevator, mam barn of large capacity, fine ho barn aa4 hag .pasture. Inexhaustible well of pare wa ter, w Ha. a windmill and' tan!' maoMne t shod, bunk house. ' beaeksmltn shop. ' crmeot-rvoored etilekea noose: if acres of wheat which the peiitswt acta two-thlrda. If bought at ones. Thai ranch turn yielded 44 bastille of wheat and bnsheta at sale per acre. Price 31 nee acre, oa good 'terms: safes payments e bear per cent Interest. NO. 461. 12 acres. mllee of lewn. oa mala county highway; every foot tillable. One can stand In eenter and see every earner of place. Good bulMlnss; 12 acres of wheat, which goes to purchaser H . bought by June llth. Also awod work horses, t sets harness, I good sons. 1 farm truck, disk, drill, solkr slow, email tools of all klnde: bo hold eooda: l0.!be. flour. SO bi toes. 600 bu. oat. 10 tons bay.. 40 ana, , 110 bu. seed wheat, mowing machine, ell Included at price. tU.tOO; 1-4 down, balance five equal annual payments, at $ per cent; the personal property 1 v-ortli (1000. and the toll crop should yield close to ItOOO, so that the east of Und Is mile- NO. 2S1. HO acres, 1-1 miles of town oa mala highway; 0 acres plowed, more boles broken, practically all tillable; 40 sore natural meadow; comfortable set of bulldlnga. good fences, fine well. Tw snsssr geta crop If Sold by June Is. Ptlee Includes I Imported . Perpheroa stallions, milk cows, 0 steers, t sows. 100 bene, 4 wagons. 1 hay raoka. buggy, moiwng machine, drill, t binders, sulky plow., eta. Price 110 per-aore. -Ineled-,, - Ins personal property; 1-t down, balance three equal annual payments at 0 per eent. 78. NO. 922. too serve; stock, hay. and grain ranch, IS mllee of good town, with approxi mately 000 seres of hay meedow. under Irrigation. Klcgant t-room house.,, one oer 11600: numeroas earns and out uui.a of all kind. Nloe at ream . . . Hnh 1- n n- -. soon flown tnrougn me "-" - ... . , . v.ii k. -,: ... . ... a seas tons of al- sis.isv. m whk - TtnJji'JLV On? of tb. U600 more Jan. 1. 101.. and balance In beat hay ranches m this entire diet riot; j. mu. from postoffloe. Prtos S1S.SS Twine I- down, balance five equal annual payments at t per cent. NO. 226a 000 acre, 10 miles of town; an but 10 acre gut -edge land. 400 scree plowed. ISO acres la spring wheat, one-third of which goen to purchaser op to July let: good wutto;!ns and wen; close to seooot Prlos tM per acre. 'Terras 1-4'cash, bal ance five years at t per cent. MO.C24. 040 acre, 10 a-fles of town, main high way: He beautifully; 400 acres oodar plov. moat of which to la crop; comfwrt sMe.net of bond ha. adcqua.ka.for all eeedai 10 acres' ooonf Irrlsatlon from prlvat water right. 1 aerea of which baa a On stand of alfalfa. If bought before July tat, purchaser sets one-third of 400 acres grain crop. Price IM.s per acre. Terms 00600 down, balance on eursy terms. NO. 529. 040 acres, practically level. 430 aerea . plowed, ail tillable; 100 acre hi crop. Beat of wheat land; ft mile of town, county . road two sides; 1 seta farm building, fine well and wind mill. Pur chaser gels crop If sold soon. Price 111.000; 1-0 eaeh; balance t years, . per cent. One mile distance we have 010 acre, poor buiftUnga, well, lie aeree In whiter wheat. 110 acres spring wheat; 110,000. NO. 1228. 124 acres, t miles of town, all but 80 acres plowed: absolutely no waste, 000 aerea m Turkey Red wheat that Is as pected to yield heavy crop: 1 story house; floe barn 01x6. good well and wlod mill; school bouee on corner of land. If bought noon purchaser gets Immediate possession of all crop. Pries 116.000. 16000 down, and balance (6000 a year. Terms are not as easy as we usually quote but value of crop Is so great that we most hsve heavy . pay meat. In fact one crop might pay for thai fine ranch. . NO. 310 seres about 1 mllee of good town: with MO acree under plow, lire beauti fully, all good but 6 acre. There will be 116 acres in wheat this year. Com fortable buildings and well. If bought nurchaeer can have crop. trice 6 equal annual Installments at eent. We have many other placet) of similar valu ta large or small aere age; L one may deaire.'but with the present in-rush of new people they taU?. oSf'next trip and investigate our properties and be con vinced of all or more than we claim for them. Montana Ranches Go. MONTANA'S GREATEST LAND MERCHANTS. J. H. HALL, Wr Wall-Wain, Office. BEN F. DUPUIS, Special Alt-, PesvdWtaes, Phone 317. TRACK PEIIIIAIIT SCORES A TOTAIOP 101 I CRAM HAK 80IIOO1, MKKT; WHO IS B5COM. t'as Cattle and -Hog Are Snipped to Portland and Seattle; Other Newsy Notes of Interest as Gathered by the East Orrgonlan Correspondent. (East Oregon Ian Special.) 8TANK1ELD. Aurll 10. At the track meet In Echo Saturday the gram mar school pennant was won by Stan fleld who had 101 ponts; Echo was second with (( points, and Hermiston was 3rd with 41 points for the grades. The first was won by Roscoe Myers of Echo, second. Paul Sevy of Stan fleld and Ird by Eldon e'loon of Stan field. The high school was won by Hermiston who had 60 points. Stan field was second with 11 points and Echo was Ird with 8 points. The hlBh school baseball boys crossed bats with Hermiston high school team Saturday afternoon In Hermiston, the score was 10 to 12 In favor of titanfield. Mrs. S. K. Archer left the first of the woek for Edmonton. Canana, to Join her husband, who has located on a homestead near that place. Miss Cora Parrlnxer will act as li brarian In the absence of Miss Lenna Waid who is visiting relatives and friends in Missouri. Miss Jennie Hegtfman is visiting friends In Astoria. Jami-s O. Kldwell and D. E. Clark shinned thrne carloads of fat cattle Saturday to the Portland .markets. James Lark in of Portland ehipped a oar load of fat hogs to Seattle, and R. N. Htanfield shipped a carload of. shc.fi to Portland. II. K. I! lack man of Milton spoke from the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sunday. A Nowsy Sociable was held at the church Friday evening, a goodly num ber were present and a nice little sum was added to the aid fund. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bung left Sun day morning for Grandview. vvasn- ngton, where they will make tneir future nome. Mrs. F. Lee Johnson of Twin Falls, Idaho, spent several days here look- r.e over the project. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. uougntry or Portland were In town for a few day a Father Cam ill us Killian of Hermis ton said mass at the Catholic church Sunday morning. Mrs. Fred Chesick and Mrs. oison of Hermiston were the guests of Mrs. Ranev this week. Mrs. Marv Spencer returned Tues day from a two weeks stay at Butter creek. Th c.-AA Fellows celebrated tne ninetv-eiahth anniversary of Odd Fel low lam Wednesday evening. An ad- drees was made by J. E. Irish of Pen dleton, music was furnished by local talent. r r. W. Curley of the government special dairy extension service was here the first of the week. lira. H. -K. 'Bartholomew, returned. home Sunday from Pendleton where ehs has been In the hospital for rev era! woeka. a. W. Bradley and family of pen. dleton were In town Sunday. I v Robinson was calling on friends here Bunday. Mr. Roblneon motored down from Pendleton. Mlse Doris Barnes of neston is vis iting her sister Mies Anlce. M. E. Hotchkias of Elgin town Sunday. J. U. Bean of Kphrata. Washing ton waa here tne rirst or tne Robert lovery of Pendleton was In town Tuesday. Uoyd Riches spent Sunday In Pen dleton. The first meeting of the KM troes will be held Tuesday afternoon at no te! Sanfleld. A full attendance Is re quested, also new members are soli cited. wss In HELIX GRADUATION TO BE HELD DAT 12 IK. IU.KAKVKY OP WAIJvA WA KA WILXi DMJ.VKR THE CLASS ABDIUl (East Oregonlan Special.) HEUX. May 1. Ellis King left Tuesday for his home In Miaeourl to enlist. Graduating exercise will . be held at the Christian church Friday even ing. May 11. Dr. Kleakney of Walla Walla will deliver the class address. Rev. Uornoll of Pendleton will preach the baccalaureate sermon Btinaay morning. May 0. A movement ia on foot to clean UP and Improve the cemetery. The funeral of J. H. King was largely" attended here Tuesday, many coming from neighboring towns. Mrs. O. J. Piper and daughters, se- eomnanled bv friends, vial ted the Hermiston dam Sunday. Mrs. Nettle Myers of Boise. Idaho. is visiting here. Lyman ortewold returned to home In Portland Tuesday. Charles Alspach has placed a fence around his residence lots. Mrs. Ertgliea. has returned to her home In Rteth. Mr. and Mr. B- K. K hel or have a daughter, born April 17. She at oaU ed ffc-Ml May.' ' ' " -Mr Catherine Panto left Sun' dsv for s month visit wrtb her.chll- dren at Walla Walla, Mr. and Mm Rmll Timmermaa vie. lied relative at Touchet Sunday. The Baptist gospel team visited Free water Sunday. Tra O. J. Piper visited her nrotner. Clarence Conner, at Walla Walla the first of the week. Mr Ed IMlring la a pendleton vis itor here. '"IfStS Prof, and Mrs. W. U. MOsselman uf his Oranges for the Children Twenty Million Now Shipped Daily Sonkirt Orange, come in ten ake-all uniformly good regardleM of th size. Now there are millions d the smalUruxts on fale at retail Wore everywhere. It i Californu'a biggest- crop of Sunkist and prices are not high. Give the children more oranges and vegetables and less meat. Let them bave this recognized aid to digestion which makes all other foods more efficient. They are thin-skinned, sweet and juicy. For their health's sake don't let your children go without oranges. Your grocer has these oranges in abundance at attractive prices. Order now. H n 'Tuiinijsasii: Uniformly Good Oranges Cakiwala Prait Oewsrs Barks a A Ce-eperaove Mee-iet C gsnlsstloe ef saNOtewm. Lee AasM,Ca!. Freewater. were over Bunday gueete at the J. W. KJna home. Mr. and Mrs. E. I- Jforvell motored to Fret-water Sunday. HETD VVT PARK. alA-MSATOltS TO WORK CIJEAJflNC SEHBW Trenton city Engineer Makes the Sag gctkm to txmtnwdoarr In lire . ter. TRENTON", May i. The use of al ligators as cleaners of sewers Is a pro posal made by A. C. Gregory, engineer of the city's sewers. He admits bts indebtedness to the City of Jackson ville. Fl , for the Idea. They have been urlngaJMBatore to clean the sew ers there. T The method is as follows: A rop-9 is tied to an alligator and he is put in a drain and started on an amole along ths subterranean pathway. Chaino are tted to the rope that the alligator has pulled through the sewer and the chains are pulled bark and forth by man power, clearing- away the' ob struction. In a letter which Mr. Gregory wrote to Commissioner Burk.- director of CLIMBED STAIRS Oil HER HANDS To El to Walk Upright. Optratka AxhrifecL Saved try lydLa E. Piakbam Vegetable CaoaposnroL This woman now raises chickens and dors manual labor. Kesd her story : Richmond. Ind. "For two years I wss So sick and weak with troubles from my age mat when mm CMS going stairs 1 I D had to go very slowly with my bands on the steps, then sit down st the top to rest. The doctor said be thought I should hsve an onerst and my friends thought I would not live to move into our new house. My daughter asked me to try Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as she bad taken it with good results. I did so, my weakness dis appeared, I gained in strength, moved into our new borne, did all kinds of garden work, shoveled dirt, did build ing and cement work, and raised hun dreds of chickens STid ducks. I can not ssy enough in praise of Lydia E. Hnkham's Vegetable Compound and if these farts are useful yon msy pub lish them for the benefit of other women." Mrs. M. O. JoHNUToM.Route D, Box 190, Birhmood. Ind. STOPS HEADACHE, mwm Deal safer! Get a fans paek of Dr. Jamas' Beadaeha - INrordors. - - Ton esa clear year bead sad rethree a dull, epliUuaj or violent tareobissj hmilsrhs ia a ssosaeat wHh a Dr. James' Beadaebe Powder. This aid tune beedeebe relief acta shnost saagi eally. SSead sosse see to the drag store aow for s eisae package sad s few see meets after yea take a sewdsr yea will weader what bseaaas t the bead arbe, seurakna sad paia, - tte sutTer iag it s needless, Se surs yon get what you aak for. to tlx .i n..b. . m,tA that be given to his department. there are a number or alligators at advantage of . the city, which swa the park whose time, now unproflt- porta them now In comparative mie ably employed in catching flies, might nees." HIRTY FIVE years of unbroken success have tained lor this insti tution an unexcelled position in the financial circles of the Northwest. Accounts of 'firms and 'individuals ' re handled with the utmost car and dispatch. None to large) and none to small. THE FIRST NATIONAL Bffi Resources! Threw and a Half Miliums PENDLETON ' SECURITY! 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