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PAGE SEVEN EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1917. ,? WHEN YOUR CAR -NEEDS TUNING UP -NEEDS REPAIRING -NEEDS OILING -NEEDS WASHING BRING IT HERE We have an up-to-date repair shop with competent mechanics in every department. E3 H Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed City Auto Co. Inc. Telephone 46 m r3 3 13 722 Cottonwood St. S3 3 mm A Loan of the People, By the People, and For the People. Placed In your hand la an opportunity to give life to our belief in the right of men and of nations to lead free und peaoful Uvea. Your country offers you a part in aiding In the creatost strusule for liberty that the world has ever known. If you buy a liberty Inn Pond ou will be aiding juKt as surely a If you curried the colors of I hp I'nited Htdte. IK vor MXK ot Ani.K TO Min M'KII.K Mill A l-ARMK AMOUNT, VOl CN lll'Y A 5 BOND. THE HRST IIATHML BANK PENDLETON .... .. .. . . . .-. J u nion Livestock Show Union Oregon, June (3, 14, 15 RACES r STREET PARADES PRIZES Best horseflesh in the West on exhibition and in action Round-Trip Fare $ 93.85 via UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Tickets on tale June 11 to 15; return limit, June 18 T. F. O'BRIEN 0. Km. McMorrsv. ClMril rowur Atfaof. rtlaoa" FlClllKXTS MKKHAftK IH fOI'CLIK WITH IU KKIAVS diiiifiniiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiintiiiHiiitfiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiHtiiiiiiiiiuiiuituumi PKTltO'JRAD, June II. The President's mpwage to the Rus sians Bounds the keynote of Rub lun feeling so aptly It might have come from the Hp of the workmen and soldiers council. It 1 ho regarded here. Russian newspapers didn't get the men- sage until after midnight Batur- day night so no .Sunday news- pa pom contained any editorial comment. A canvass of editor in Petrograd and Moscow Indi- rates the Russian press gener- ally approves the message. What hit the popular viewpoint wu the president's declaration that territory shouldn't be transferr- ed without the consent of the people therein. STALL10 at Alto and JAO Sfablo The KftInTH and tho Kldn. If the kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin will be pimply or blotchy. Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens and atimii lates the kidneys, and clears the coin., plexion. Iy thoroughly purifying the blood It makes good health Adv. DEMAND FOR FOOD QUALITY CATTLE IIK'II KEPOIITKIV' nlVORCKD. IN 2 $100 Reward, $100 The readers of tills papr will b niseJ to learn that there Is at l-st ooe dreaded dtea that science has beo able to rut In all Its state d that ts catarrh Caturrh being greatly lnf)ent-M by roostl tut tons I comiltl'me r-qnire ruoiMttQtlooai tteatntfnt Halls Catarrh Modlctne is takes Internally and arts thro the lllood on tbff MneosM 8urfa-s of the System thereby o stroying the foundation of the disease. ghr Inc the patleDt atrengfh by build lac ug tb constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have so murk ralth In the curative pom 'r? of Hall' ratarrh MinIU like that ther offer One Bsa dred lHllnrw tor any cane tkat IT falls t t cure. Head for lltt oc tewiimonia is. Addre-s F. J ("HKNKY Co.. Toledo Ohio. Hold by alt imuutUta. 7c LOW EXCURSION FARES TO ALL POINTS EAST Round Trip Summer Excursion Ticket on sale daily June 20th to 30th and certain days in July, August and Septem ber to Middle West and to Eastern States and Canada. orthorn Pacific Ely DAILY THROUGH TRAINS NORTH roST MMITKn. Obnrersilon Car Train, sod ATLANTIC KXI'RKSH, U tir rtm Mlnix-apolU-HC Paul, aad one D.llr to m. Vontt Perfect Dininy; Car Serrice M YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Enrcutc BMUra full Inofrmatlon as to ralea and trains from WALTER ADAMS, A rent, Pendleton, Ore. A. D. CHARLTON, A. C P. A. Portland, Ore. TO CAl4KOnM A. via . X. P. H. R. Ox llstlaJ Kteamsiilpsi on her aclffW ami ;rril NortlH-rau" frosa lNM-tlaod, tle qulr-k and ptmMSift trip. HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR LIBERTY BOND? PORTLAND. June 13. It leitin to 1 tMTk UK J I ( "a I i f ornia. ;h dumping ail itji liiitrltir qtuilit ciittle on the 1'or- la-nu market ami Kending its I text stuff to the miuule v.eat. i ift : nt arrivaU oin tli soutii would iJt-arly indicate this fact, le- au.-e nfttaing- ha ai r eu I rum t here of late trial wuuld t-vell he called ntuJerut-ly t;ood. In 1'uct. iJiost ; the arrivals Would te in the Junii I'riceS being paid tor this class ol stun are better at J'orfiuiid than it competitive markets, and this is the rta-un why the shipments are leiui; rushed in this direction. There in a demand lor a better quality cattle than has been received here recently. As nothing of this character has Ix-en available of late it is impossible to tall what Is the exact top of the market. For any mai-ri:il lots the trace does not liu ure above anything over (.5$r s.7, althoiifch It w quite possible thitt 4 sinKle lad ot bometning extra ko1 would i-rinK a u4me a:iin. fleneral tattle market ntnse: Hfft Iteef steers $ tf.aUsr 10.0 iood twet Steers 9.001 Hest b ef cows S -'.'.ffcf 8.T.V tirdinary srood cowh ... 7.u0tt .j,t ht'Si heifers . 8.75tt 9.&0 Hull 6-0u' 7.0'J l"-.tlves .Qrti H.i'l Sto kers and feeders . 6.0'a 8.51 Swim iriiw Steal. While the trend of the tr;de w quiet, the market for swine is co;i dered steady at Nort h Tort land There wan another small run lit the yards over niKht, and lops are taill quoted at S15.t!&. althoufch the bulk n: the offerings ranne below this. General hog range : Prime lipht 16.0015.1' Prim heavy 15.10 15.1 r PiB 12 50130') MmvP and Iunbs 1rra. Market for sheep and lambs con tinue steady to firm at North Port land, with a small rut offered on tlu morninr trade. Lambs are selling around $13 " for pood suiff with yenrlinKs $t.G0. 0 iieral mutton and lamb market: Valley spring lambs. . . . It.L'Iitfi 1 l.T" Kastern t re(ron sprinsr Valley sprlns; lambs. . .$n.2iit U.T'i Shorn yearlings 11 inMl.rn Shf.rn ewes r TusiLSy I Jvrfaoiia Siipr. Honrs J. fi. Flint. MontaRUe, CaL. 1 ksd. -alll Hunt A Robinson. Merced. CV!.. l load pheep -Hout A Snodarass. libati on, 1 lo;id Mixed afjff M M Hoctor, CIol denrJale, Wash., I load cattle, hogs and ah ep; Jre Imdrak. Sheridan, 1 load cattle, calves, iiokm and sheep; I Kdwards "o.. Drain, 1 buid cattl, ' calves, hops and sheep. Amusements What the press agents sa about Pendleton'" pres ent and coining attractions. IKh-ji -rritt Says HuoaiHl Told Iter Made 20.000 a Yesr. NKW YKK, June 12- When Tora jjerrltt married F. P. Merritt in New Jersey (n 1913, her husband told her that he was a newspaper re. porter and made $20,000 a year. Mrs. Merritt testified yesterday- befor Presiding Judge KavanaiiKti in sup port of hr plea for a divorce. The court awardea the decree without further comment. SAGE JEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK its ;K.wi-MoniFjrs recipk TO BIClXCi ll.CK tIXR AXU 1l STKR TO HAUL PENDLETON, OREGON j I Season of 1917, after June 1 j I Fwtrm teoA Pcrcheron. Belcian and Shire, also extra 1 good big- Jack that has proven good. Terms will be $10 i cash at time of service, with return privilege to either horse or jack that is there and not sold. I I J. R. JUSTICE iHiiiiMniHiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiiiMnuinnuiiiiniiiiiMiimfrmirwu BETTEK A .XT) SOFTS?)! LIGHT la assured by ttas uaa ot ot tbeaa beautiful fixtures ot oars. They give s light that lllpmlnate the room perfeetlr. but that does not tire or strata the eyes. They are not espes srve considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Way not at least see them? J. L. VAUGHAN vast nit-:kchlkss WOI(l,I ' lii l.l;r Arenlc KxhlMt Coming lo Pcih dleton JuiMk 25. Ijtrsest and moat diversified collec tion of wild animals on the face of the yli'U' together with hundreds of do- 'ij'istie animals amaze one with their ! completeness of selection and the mul tiplicity of their acrobatic and equal! Kristic accomplishments. I 1'nder the collosal canopy of the A I. j . Harues mightj' animal circus th youimeat and the smallest the largest EAT LESS MEAT IF BACK HURTS TAKK A il-SH r n.irs i I-1.1S1I KlllXm IV BlsAI. pint iMJTIlEltS H Kating meat regiitnrlv event ually rtrr.dncts kidney tmuMe in some form or other, stvs a went known author ity because the uric acid In meat ex cites the kidnt-ysx they become over worked; get duggish; clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particu larly backache and misery In the kid ney regit in; rheumatic tm inees. se ver hNdach,1 acid stomach, con stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessne-m. bladder and urinary Irritation. The moment your bach hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or If bladder bothers you. get atout four ounce of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tabletpoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then set fine. This ramoua salts Is made from the arid of grapes and lemon iuict. .combined with lltbia. and has been used for generations fl flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity; also to neu tralise the acd In th urine so It no longer ImUtes. thus ending bladder disorders Jad Halts cannot Injure anyone: makes a delightful effervescent llth ta water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary or gans clean, thus avoiding serious kidney dtaeaaa. 'and the oldest Fpecimens of every ani- inal that can be educated to perform 7 has been assembled so says the con ! tract agent for the big animal circus : which is to spread its tents in Pendle ' ton's soil for a day's exhibit Monday. 'June 2f. I Time was w hen zoologists and loers j of natural history were obliged to tra- el great distances to see menageries i of meager size. Now the Al. O. Harnes j Circus brinxs to your door the great jest assortment and assemblage of ani jmals the world has ever known. This ifeature is only a minor one compared I to w hat these animals are Seen doing, , 'lor it is these more than n thousand lamina!. educated to every kind of cir Jcus performing that marks the Harnes - circus in a class by itself. ' With all the pomp and renal splen dor of circus of these two train load. ot animals, people and circus para phernalia presents a sight most un usual. instead of a pair of lions a group of thirty are seen in the arena at one time doing a mad hurdle, poising. le-iping and riding galloping horses. A most remarkable jungle nursery is a new attraction a special space has been set aside for the baby animals and exhibited in the most pleasing manner for the sitecia! pleasure of the k id dies. A big spectacular animal 1 -agent every page in natural history revealed in living pictures in rich settings of welfd magnificence and dazzling splendor by the shows entire ensembl age. A free for every body street paradf ;it 10.3d show day in which the open dens of beasts with their teachers are shown, and personally conducted trip through the animal tents, especially organized for teachers and children intending the circus, are a few of the iVaiures extraordinary. That beautiful, even shade of dark, glohsy hair can only be had by brewing a mixture or Page Tea an l Sulphur. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mam the face. When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or iwo of Sage and Sulphur enhances its .appearance a hundredfold. ' Iont bother to prepare the mix ture; you can get th:s famous old re cipe improved by the addition of other ingredients for GO cents a large bottle, all ready for use. it is called Wyeth's H'-ige and Sulphur rom pouud nowoecaue tt darkens so nat urally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush witn it and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray liair has dls n ppeared, and after another appli cation it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustrous. This ready-to-uh preparation is a de lightful toilet requisite for those who desire dark hair and a youthful ap pearance. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of dis-ea?e. REMEDYFORMEN. AT VOUH DRUGGIST. S mPY'Q KWONG HONG LOW A J XKJML X O U West AHa St.. Upetain. Phoae 439 Money and Men Win Great Wars He give twice who give quickly. Have yoa a Liberty Loan bond? Thisdual opportunity of eerv ing your country and getting a fine investment will not last long. The mubecriplian booh will moon clot. Every Liberty Loan bond pay three and one-half per cent and i backed by the United State government. Yoa can get one for fSO. , See os about one today. ANY PENDI,KTO!f BASK OR MtaiClIAJJT CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS. D. W. BAILJCT, ATTORNEY AT Law. Rooms 7, t, t, Despaia Bids. GEORGE W. COITTS. ATTORNEY at law. Room 17. Schmidt block. CARTER SMYTH E. ATTORNEYS at law. Office In rear of American National Bank building. FEE A FEE. ATTORENT8 AT LAW. Office In Deepaln building. j TS, rrt Knit lmTpa. WASHINGTON. June IS. A cam ! imiirn to determine whether land ' lord have attempted to Inrrw j thrir rente lie"use of the war and I To prfvont mirh inrreese dur'nc hoe jlllltieti begun by neprprrntntive ; Hunry Kmerenn of Ohio. Einereon j prepared a 'bill aekinir an imeMisa i tlon of rent rairtnit. He prou! to ennot a law similar to the British eatue. forbidding- rent increase dur ing the war. JOHN W. HUI'F. ATTORNEY -AT-Uw. Room I. American Nation i al Bank building. ; K. 1. KEATOR. ATTORNEY AT Law. Room 14. Smith-Crawford ; Building. ! s. a.' newberry7attorney AT Law. Smith-Crawford Building. I PETERSON BI8HOP. ATTOR- neya nt law; rooms t aad . Smith : Crawford building. JAMES B. PERRY. ATTORNEW AT Jaw. Offloa oeer Taylor Hardware company. RALEY RALEY. ATTORENTS AT law. Office In American National j Bank Building. AtltlCAX PRINCE RKtilSTKMR. Mgrrtan KernmmnMin That Amertrnn Nrcrtea Go lo Africa. NEW YORK. June 1!. prince Madatika rvnlyl" of NUrrrla. Wl Africa, resimered at the pollinn place x :tl4 Wa-shtnirton avenue yeeterdav. The Prince was educated In Brltleh WnI Africa by the Brttl.ll jrovern- ment and came to the United fatea Jin llt. Ju prior to the outbreak ot j the war. . Nearoee of the fnited mates are ad IviMl to so to Africa by Prince Peniyl who tat the- would be great men Inmong the native African nerroea. The Prince" la stopping at IJJ4 j Morgan street during his Halt In 81. Louis. j FREDERICK STK1WER ATTO mmj at law. Offla la SmltS-Crmw j esrd bnlldma I. A. LOWELL. ATTORNET ANT eovnaenor at law. Offlea la De Mtate hntMtws BOIJCTTOR8. RTCTIARn O. PARK.. JR.. TUC Hot of Patents. 141 T. Bt. N. W. Washington. D. C MraCEIAAlIpnia. LIOAL BLANKS OF KVEFY P scrlptloB for couaty comrt. etma ooart. Iwafos esart. real asat FtKERAL DIIUeCTORa, MONTANA FARM UINB& " NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIX.WAT J. T. BROWN'S FBRNITCR 8TOR1 . Lands In eastern Montana at 111 Funeral director and licensed am II cr SuiUbls for tens, balmer. Moat modern fnnaral pat " sraalngk Eaey terns For bb- lor. morgue sad funeral eara CsO. formation write or see W. m pmm, reaponded to day or alsht. Cornel Miles aty. Montana. Main and Water strata, Talaphoa. ARCHITECT. HAT VON D W. HATCH. ABOeH. teet. Deacaln Building. Paema JOHN S. BAKER. FUNEBAL Dl 741. Pendleton. Oregon. rector and lice need emhaliiwa. Op ' posits poatofflos. Funeral parlor HKCOXD HAND DEALERS, two funeral eara. Calls responded ex -- -- . . m mm day or night. Pbono 7s. v- STROBLE. DEALER IN NBVS aad second hand gooda Casts paid for all Snd-hand gooda fhiaa sOSCTUJUnSOra. lc to buy household goeaa SIS B. Court, phono I71W. a'tTENTION. BITTER 4C PER MHJW,,M n pound, ws will pay tlOSt reward ' AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY It our Home Butter Merger fails to earn 10 monthly correepowdmat merre one pint of mITk and one j for newspapers; 40 ro monthly fea pound of butter tnto two pounds la spare time; experience limn i iieaai) ; two minutes. Sweeter thaa eraareary no canvaing; subjects ijt mm. butter. Price !. FamUy Butter Send for particulars. National Praea Merger Company. 41 Bast Oak St- Bureau. Room :sl.'. -Buffalo. N. T- Walla Walla. WnshUnrtwa. i . .trrnniERRii BAZBLL WINDOW WASH ER COL W. F. TOHNKA. ALCTIOM- Oarpet sad WnOpaper Cleaner and r. makes a epclalty of farsnaea gardener. Any kind of work done by snack and machinery salea Taa the day or h. tavOafacrJoa ganraa- 'h" seta yos the money.- Leave teed. Poooe 1. 1 VI E. Court. "Twere at Fast Ore-oama mea " HKLP W Tf .D FKMll Js, W8TRAKCK AND LASD inDW, AN "iNTrUENT Vk,S;7t - . earn II monthly correepowdiasi for newspapers: 1 1 to is monthly ka BENTLaTY MOJCTOOMSTRY. RSal spare time; experience unnei i.n.ry; sntals. fire. Ufa aad aeetdeat raewr bh ranvawng- uhjects aitinnA noa ageata (It Mala street. Phaa- Send lor particul.re. Na.lonal ri ens Bureau, Room 4:l. Buffalo, ft. T- Dotrroea. LEOAL BLANKS OF ITHtf DS- A A. ROSX m D. FRACTlfE 1.1 M erriptloa for ceraty eean. eareasj ted te the eye, ear. none aad threat court, jianlce court, real aetata, aaa, Reese IL Jueld Batians. for sals at East Oregoalaa frees.