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I WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS 1
CHALMERS I
Six-30
I 8 1 470 in 'Pendleton I
A BEAUTIFUL CAR
Giving You the Maximum
and Service. ,
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE
That' what i always at your servvice when driving
behind this 3400 R. P. M. motor.
I City Auto Co.
722 Cottonwood St.
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f?ourth of July
Tickets and information
application to
T. F. O'BRIEN. Agt.
Pendleton, Ore.
PECTDLETOIJ, SAT. MY 7
-OOO-HEM,
WO H Elf
500 HCAD OF MORSES
100 RARE WIIO ANIMALS
ACRES Or TENTS
10.000 SEATING CAPACTlY
TOCOKTOKTtomSTi
iO TUMBLEF1
40 ATHLFTEs
40 GYMNASTS
S
IUIE SrtCTICDLM TsUTSIVI
Rare and Complete
1 STUPENDOUS STREET PARADE
,fy ia ibm m 1,7 jffl f,y ftV iff, j a m li
VJarmth 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 S
DAILY
Pleasure,
Convenience s
Inc.
Telephone 46
excursions
Round-Trip Tickets at
Reduced Fares On Sale
July 3 and 4. return lim
it July 5, to points with
in 200 miles on rail lines
UNION
PACIFIC
SYSTE M
O-W. R. & N. Co.
America's Great Rail
road Wm. McMurray, O. P. A..'
Portland.
upon
;
AND HORSES 1000
CLOWNS t
E0UE5TR1ANS 20
AERIALUTS JO
LiPtRS 20
Zoological Collection,
EVERY MORNING AT lOffCWrr
v!eiaiSJSSTJii 11-2x1101
EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, niUCCOV. TUESDAY,
it "' V
is j
The above photograph allows a remarkable view of the Great Ijikes Training Station at Lake Hluff.
where several thousand young Americans are being prepared fur aetive service in the I'nited States Navy.
generally steady
Hog Hit SI3.UO.
I loiter in the day one load "f extra
'good hogs Hold at 15.0 at North
j Portland. This is a rise of 30c over
: iast Monday.
i PORTLAND. July 3 Seventy
sewn loads of livestock were report
;ed in the North Hon land yards since
; the Saturday report, compared with j
70 loads for the same period a week
l agu. The bigger totals were aidd b'
ithe counting of the bunch of Calilor
! nia grass stock, news of which was
i printed In the reports on Saturday.
I There was little change in the eat-
' tie ntarket situation at the star: of the
week's trading. Cows did not show
uuite as much strength, but the dif-
ference ae the start was
llmlled.
'Steers sold UP to $10.50 again.
I General cattle, market range:
1 Best beef steers . ,
' (iood beef steers .
HO.aS'B 10.50
to oo 10. ir.
; Best beef cows 8. BOW
j Ordinary good cows .... 7.00 fit
I Both heifer s.7r.
1 Bulls s.ooia
Icalvs 6.0ift
Sto. kern and feeders ...
Muk Market ifigher.
I Firmer conditions were showi
8. "'I I
iwlne in the North Portland yards
at the start of the week's activities.
The total run of hogs over Sunday
consisted of 1314 head, compared
with 1333 last week for tha same pe
riod, while arrivals a year ago to
day were 1S28 head.
Karly sales of quality .hogs wen
made, around U5.66, and the market
in general was considered strong.
Cleneral hog range:
Prime light 1 5.60 ci 1 r. So
Prime heavy 15.4015.
Pigs 12.5 15. Si
Mutton Market Nominal.
trver Sunday there was only a
scant run of stuff reported in the
muton and lamb section of the Nort'i
Portland yards Total receipts were
hut 237 head, compared with 800 In-t
Monday, and 1310 heai a year ago
Trade condition for oth mutton
and lambs started about steady with
List week's cleaning market.
Oeneraf mutton and lamb market
Vallev sprang lambs ... 112.00 j I S.V'
Kastern Oregon spring
lambs 12.50W1S.7-.
LIKE ELECTRIC
1 BUTTON ON TOES
Tia.l.K WHY XUX IS SO 1'AIX-
KI'Ij ani says citting
MAhlA TI1I JM GROW.
Press an electilc button an, I you
form a contact with a live wire
which rings the bell, when your
shoes press, against your corn it push
es Its sharp roots down upon a sen
sitive nerve and you get a lpck ot
pain.
Instead of trimming your corns
which merely makes them grow. Just
step Into any drug store and ask for
a quarter of an ounce of freesone
This will cost very little but is suf
ficient to remove every hard or soft
corn or cull us from one's feet. A few
drops applied directly upon a tender
achins corn stops the soreness in-
istantly, and soon the corn shrivels up
jso It lifts right out. root and al!.
1 without pain. This drug is harmless
'and never Inflame or even Irritates
the surrounding tissue or
skin.
DULL SPLITTING
SICK HEADACHE
Dr. Junes' Hstdsxh Powders rs-
at once 10 cents a
packs.
Ton take a Pr. James' Headache
Powder and is just s few Moments
vour head clears and all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. lfs the quieke!
and surest reliei for headache, whether
dull, throhbinc splitting or nerve
r:i,l.ing. Send someone te the drag
store and get a dime package now.
yuit suffering it s so needless. " Be
-unr tou get 1T. .lames Headache
Powder then there will be di-BoUkUcelil
GREAT LAKES TRAINING STATION
STATION
LI vestolk market
Shorn yearlings H-at'Q 9.7ii i
' lid wethers s&O'w 9.00 j
Shorn ewes f.Vtitr 9.0')
Monday iJvej-UM-k fchliK-rs.
ilKS i'oatfue Bros., Joseph, I
loud: . W. lilouster, Wallowa.
load; W. A. J-ines, Joseph, 1 load; M. r
1. K Hon. t'ondon, - load; Peter tiro
ver, t'orvallis, 2 liiads, P. K. Fish, 1
loud. . i
t'attle c. A. Underwood. Condon. .
2 loads; James Nelson, The Ualles, j
2 loads; M. liosan, Heppner June-
tiou. 1 load. o. Farlow, load; l'eter
Wyers, Grand Dalles, Wash., 1 load, j
A. Laice. Durham. Cal., & loads; O.
Ijns, 4 loads; G. W. Harrlger,
Te- I
liaml. cul.. 3 loans; j w. i-nno.e. .
Durham. Cal., It loads; C. W. Se-
vier. t:oitonooa, v .
LeaiMT, Voncalla, 2 loads; W. A
tireenwald, Koslin, 1 load; F. B.
Decker, Sllverton, 1 load; Station Ac
I Dixon. Terrebonne, 2 loads; F. Han-
son, Montour, Idaho, 1 load; F. 1
7 f,.) Vifk. Parma, Idaho. 1 load; Mr. .
9 on Thompson. Baker, 2 loads, W. Phil
7.50 hips. 1 load; Benson Bros, I'nion ,
8. .VI ; Junction. 1 load; Pendleton Meat Co.. j
7. SO I Pilot Rock. 2 loads; Mr. Strachen.
' The Dalles, 1 load; Charles Hunter. .
i ' for ! 2 loads. j
t.lt AXDMOTHKU. TIIR PIONKKK
' PHYSICIAN.
in the good old pioneer days of
this country, when drug stores were
few. grandmother's root and her!i
remedies were what were always de
pended upon to bring relief for fam
ily uilments. and some of grand
moiher-s root and herb remedies are
now found upon the shelves of the
modem drug store, and are amon
the liest and moi't wisely used pre
pared medicines.
Such is L.ydla B Pinkham's Vege
table Compound, a botanic remedy,
origina'ly prepared ny I.ydia E. Pink
ham. of l.ynn. Mass.. 'over forty years
ago, and which has hrought health
rind happiness to more women in Am
erica than any other medicine Adv.
ELEVEN KILLED WHEN
WATER TANK CRASHES
ONTO BIG WHALEBACK
Ship Carrying Excursion Party
on Lake Michigan Brushes
Structure.
MILWAl'KEB. Wis, July !. Elev
en ei-sons met death and at ieast
ten others were injured, some serl-
usly late Saturday, the result of a
t0 ton water tank, erected on the
Milwaukee river front, topplli.g down
on the whaleback steamer christo
pher Columbus, as that vesiel was
being swung around prepar-c.ory to
making her return trip with about
a 00 passengers for Chicago.
The steamer was In tow of two
tugs when he rammed the East
Water street dock abutting the ware
house of the Yahr and Lange Drug
company, with su-h force as to cause
the steel supports which held - the
SO-ton water tank to give way re
suiting in the lofty reservoir crash
ing down, hitting the vessel near the
bridge and not stopping until It had
ripped through two decks, causing
a panic and carrlng death or injury i
to all who were In Its path.
Captain Moody, who was on th
bridge at the time of the aecld.-nt.
gave it as hi opinion that the tugs
on.hl. to hold the boat and I
that had there been
leeway of but
six Inches the accident
havS happened.
Many a man ho cares nothing for
irt worships the portrait of the blond
Udy on a t:0 gold piece. '
-TtOIK ON. YOF AMERICA VR
IS ARMY'S CUJ. TO NATION
WASHINGTON. Juuly 5.
Adjutant General McCain has
sent out the following call to
loyal Americans to enlist In
the regular army:
-Enlist now! ,
Vow ITe4dcnt Calls you!
Tlw army wants roe!
Tlie coontry nce-ds yon!
"Cnrnr nn, ou loal Amrrl
nn and let ua lHp freo llie
m-rki that mr t-lklhlr-cn may
live In -cat-c!
JULY 3, 1917.
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton s pres
ent and coming
attractions.
To illustrate the i-Ati l to whlc'ii
the press of Oermany is. muzzled ar.d
how the people arc !-:iig fed on n
tisbue of lies, is told by Sergeant
jioc-' Wells, lectunna with the of
ficial Motion Pictures at the Al'a
theater . Thursday, July 5th It oc
curied at Cologne as he Mas on his
way to London. A PruU-n "home
guard" officer came ana told hir?
' that while be was luckr to be getting
I to Indon, still the Ci-nnan legions
would 'e there in two weeks. As
J prmjf of this assertion he lead from
the headlines of a Garruan newspaper
1 tulletin, the following: "Our Troopt
I Are Now in Calais'; "Out Zeppelini
lAre Bombarding !nd.n Daily And
' It Is t in Fire " We Shall Soon He
There."
Jus think. And we considered Ger
many a dreaming country of peace
loving people. The wondrous music
or Beethoven lingers in our ears, but
we now know Germany to be a
dreaming country. yea, dreaming
down through the years of the world
domination of the "Super-Man" and
"the Magnificent Blonde Beast." and
for music the roar of Krupp ma
chinery is heard in the land. Maybe
Germany will shake her dream.
FIXHI TK MITM FOR SPILLWAY
SALT LAKE CITY. July i Inad
equacy of the temporary spillway to
' carry flood waters was responsioie
I for the collapse ot the mammoth
dam of the Price River Irrigation
company, near Fatrview. in the text
of a semi-official report made today
by State Knglneer George F. Mc
Gonagle. after an Inspection of the
broken dam. Reports today state
that the waters are steadily receding.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.
r W BAILEY. ATTORNEY
AT
Law. Rooms 7. t. . Dsspaln Bide.
GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORNEY
. I st law. Room 17. Schmidt block.
j CARTER SMYTH E, ATTORNEYS
I at law. Office In rear of American
! National Bank building.
FEE FEE. ATTORENT8 AT LAW.
Office In Despsin building.
JOHN W. HUFF. ATTORNKT-AT-Law.
Room f. American Nstloa
1 Ban bonding"
tft. I. KBATOR.
Law. Room 14
ATTORNEY AT,
Bmtth-Crewford
Building. .
saT NEWBERRY. ATTORNEY AT
Law. Smith-Crawford Balldlng.
I P-rrCRsnN A BISHOP. ATTOR-
neys at law; rooms I ts4 4, Smtth
Crawford building.
JAMES B. PERRY. ATTORNEW ATI
law. Office over Taylor tiaraware
would notleompany. .
RALEY RALEY. ATTORENYS AT I
law. Offlos la American
Bank Building.
FREDERICK STErWER. ATTOB
nay at law. Office la Sralta-Craw
illdlns
& A. LOWELU
counsellor at I
Date bulMtwS
ATTORNEY ANT
iw. Offlos la De
A rCTION FERA
COL. W. F. YOHNKA AUCTION
eermakea a spclalty of farmer
Snck and machinery sale T--nan
that ss ro the money." Lea
vdera st Fast or -Milan offlea
WONT N A F HM I.Str"
KORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAT
I Land In eastern Montana at II
jto 111 per aero 8itahle for farm
Ing or graalne- EaT terwie. For la
- I foeenstton write or eee W. K Holt
Miles City. Montana.
Home of the yacht owners. In turn
ing their ships over to the government
are. making sacrifices that indicate
great love of country and the cause.
.stale of Ohio. it of Toledo,
Lucas fount y, ss. .
.. ....,,.., makes oath that he IS
senior partner oi io ioj - -
JL Co., (kiinK lulnes io the flty of Toledo.
I eunty HWI msie siorfi. bu'i
rirm win pay ie so i ' ' " '-
imi.i.AKn I'jr mrm .uu " "
t'atarrb that rannot be cured by ttie ov. o.
cr.M K-.A-a m anil rltMW-rltf IK
rnj prwwiv-fl, tMm 6tb day of iti-rmbr
4 841) Notary I'utotw
Inlty nod arm throoifh rlw Bx "n th
liii'otm nun H'-rn wi me c;-'""'
F. J rilKNRV A ' O., Toledo, O.
Hold by all 1ropKli. ".
Ilall n Famity I'HIx fr t-ODfltiparrm.
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY TRY THIS!
Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
To see the tinge of healthy bloom
In your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with
out a headache, backache, coated
tongue or a nasty breath. In fact to
feel your best, day In and day
out.
just try inside-bathing every
morn-
ing for one week.
Before breikfaat each day. drink a
glaas of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
as a .harmless means of washing
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous day's indigestible
waste, bout bile and toxins: thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary canal beforo
putting more food into the slomach.
The action of hot water and limestone
phosphate on an empty stomach is
wonderfully invigorating It cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gases
and acidity and gives one a splehdid
appetite for breakfast.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate will cost very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
that JuSo as soap and hot water
cleanses, sweetens and freshens the
skin, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the blood and inter
nal organs. Those who are subject
to constipation, bilious attacks, acid
stomach, rheumatic twinges. also
those whose skin is sallow and com
Dlexion nallid. are assured that one
week of inside-bathing will have them
both looking and feeling
every way.
better in
VOTR-K OK IMPS FOR SEWER
BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the office
of the Citv Recorder in Pendleton.
Oregon, up to b o"clock P. M. on July
llth. 1S17. for the purchase of 112. -
000.00 or more of 20-30 t per cent
Sewer Bonds of The City of Pendle-
ton, to be Issued for the completion of
the sewer system ot The City of Pen-
dleton. Oregon. Each bid must be ac-
companied by a certified check In the
sum of I60S.0S made payaoie to toe
crder of the Mayor of The t tty or; oer lineal ft ,
Pendlelnn. to be returned to the bid- 1 Trench. 5 to ft. In depth.
der if unsuccesaful. and to be forfeit- ! p,r lineal ft. ........
ed If the bidUer ia awarded the bonds j inlets, each S
and falls to enter into a contract in Manhole, each t. ......
accordance with the terms of his said For entire improvement corn
bid, j plete (total bid) t
The Common Council reserves the j The Common Council reserves t)e
rlcht to reject any and all bids at its , rifrht to reject any and all bids,
pleasure. j Dated June 2. 1 1 7- -
Dated this Sth dav of J"ne. 117 TH( FtTZ OFRAUrt,
THOS. FITZ GERALD, ' Recorder of the City of PendletOSM,
7-10 City Recorder, i 7-10.
HELP WANTED .MALE.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MA)
earn S 100 menthlr eorrespondlna
for newspapers; t to 1st monthly Ir
spare time; experience unnecessary
no omnvasatng; subjects suggested
Send for parMcnlara. National
Bureau. Room IMS, Buffalo. N. T-
M UtUCALK.
MASfB
Expert Piano Tuning. Hemdejuarters
at Warren Ifoeic House. Phone 624.
FUNERAL DIRKCTOK8.
J. T. BROWJT9 FURNITURE STORf
Funeral director and licensed ea
bslmer. Most modern funeral par
lor. morgue and funeral oars. Calk
responded to day or night. Coras-'
Mala and Water streets. Telephoaw
a.
JOHN I. BAKER. FUNERAL DI
rector and licensed embalmer. 0
r-ostoffleo. F-sOVm pariot
( two foa(,ra,t ears. Calls reeponded t.
day or nttmt. rcoas . .
INSCll-V.tCK AND LAND BUSINEBV
BENTLET MONTGOMERY. Rial
aetata. Bra, life and accident I near
snce agents. Ill Mala street- Paoa
44
ARCHTTECT.
RAYMOND HATCH. ARGff
teet- Deepala Building. Pbos
Tft Pendleton. Oregrss
rKXTORa.
a A. ROE. M D. PRACTICE L1M
Ited to the eye. ear. noee and throaa
Room II. Jodd Balldlng
SECOND HI DEII.EKs
V. STROFtLE. DEALER IN NET
and second hand gooda Ca
paid for all Ind band goods. (Taaar
mi nlace to buy noueehold goods. II'
' ft. Court, raoae I71W.
PAGE SEVEN
iynrF. OK RIOS KOH 11 RK IttOKsJ-
Votice is hereby given that
bids will be received at the uffiso
ih. f-ltv Iteroriier in Pendletoat. Oe
K.-ii. up to July llth. 1!1.
o'clock P. M for the Mriilarttn
City of Pendleton, of 500 feet MtmssS
aid Brand Fire Hoe. wi!h inaSMSsuss'
counting, delivered F. tl. M. e"
ton, Oregon. The I'ommon Csis1F..
reserves tha right to reject any ssat !
bid.
Haled this 2th dsv of Jits 11"V
TIIOS. flTV. itKRALtX
7j0 Citv Koms SHSTa.
rl.l for itm.H.
NOTICE IS HKRKBV GIVKTJf. tSSJ
sealed bids will be received at tfe SSV
fice of the City Recorder f Tho Cty
of Pendleton, Oregon, up to 5 o'slfMlh
p. m. on July 5. 1917. for the I "'
nient of the fillowing parts of th foe
lowing street in Siiid i-lty, to-wH:
Perkins Avenue from the NesftTa
line of Raley Street to the Month tkm
r Wnshlnaton Street. In fir
with the plans and specifications
such Improvements prepared by Osi
Klmbrell, City Surveyor, and sow as
file in the office of the P.ecordsr o
said city: each bid must be aieoea
panied bv a certified chec Is) ttss
sum of 500 made payable to I he eT
der of the Mayor of The City of Pea
dleton. the check to ! returned
the bidder If unsuccesxf ul and te
forfeited If the bid is successful ss
the bidder falls to enter Intw a e-
tract in accordance witn tne termw
his bid: sealed bids shall specify as
follows:
Gravel Bitulithic pavement
including the surface fin
ish course, and Bituminous
foundation as - per plans
and specifications, per q.
yard J... . .
Excavation per cubic yd
Curb, per lineal ft .......
Bitulithic headers, per line
al ftf -
For entire Improvement
complete ftotal bid ( I
The Common Council reserves th
ripht to rejectnny and all bids.
Dated June 2lt. 1917. .
THOS. FITZ OBRAtJT,
Recorder of The City of Pendletosa. '
CI,I, FOIl BIDS; '
NOTICE Irf HEREBY MIVKf, thsvB -
sealed bids will be received at the of-,
fice of the City Recorder of The CHw
of P ndleton. Oregon, up to 5 o'uksssk
p. in. on the llth day of July. IMT.
for the improvement of the folowiwst
parts of the following street la sat
city to-wit: Webb street from te
East line of College .Street to the Kontst
line of Court Street, according to the.
plans and specifications for such laa
provement, prepared by Geary Khste
brell. Cltv Surveyor, and now o ma
in the office of the Recorder of BoJsk
city; each bid must be arcompasie
by" a certified check in the sum es
100. made payable to the order of tTse
Mayor of The City of Pendleton, Osev
check to be returned to the bidder, sf
unsuccessful, and to be forfeited If tbe
bid is succeaeful and the bidder faM
to enter into a contract in accordance!
with the term of his bid: sealed bids)
shall specify as follows:
Gravel Bitulithic pavement,
including the surface fin
ishing course and bituml- -s
nous foundation, as per
plans and specifications-.
nor sq. yd t.
Curb and gutter, per lineal
ft I.......
Excavation, per cubic yd.... S .....
Headers, per lineal ft.. S.
Wooden headers. 2 in. by in.
per lineal ft t.
J, jn vitrified pipe, per lineal
j et. I
;g fn vitrified pipe, per lineal
ft $
!10 , Vitrified pipe, per lino-
a) rt .........
'Trench under A ft. in depth,
j j.r jneal ft ......
jTTene.h. 4 to S ft. in depth.
HELP WANTED FEMALE!
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAT
earn $100 monthly correspondlaa)
for newspapers; 14 to ISS monthly as
spare time; experience una
no canvassing; subjects sngg
Send for particulars. National
Bureau. Room 4285, Buffalo. N. T.
lascxxxAinsoija.
MAN AND WTFB WANT WORK OK
wheat ranch. Good workers. Twa
citildren. State wages in first lettosv
527 E. 23 St., Portland, ore.
LEGAL BLANKS Or EVE FY D
Dav.
cum I
at. 7
scriptlon for county court, circuit
court, jastice court, real estate.
for eale at East Oragoalaa offlos.
SOIJCITOUS.
RICHARD C. PARK. JR. SOlJCTT-
or of Patent. 1411 F St.. N
Washington. D. C. T-tl
FARM I-NIS.
THE GOVERNMENT NEL1M FAR
mer as well as fivhiera Two sai.
Hon three hundred thousand acres as)
Oregon A California Railroad t?e
Grant Land Title revested la Unit
ed States. To be oi-enerf for home
steads and Fale. Containing some nf
the be" land Irt in I'nited States.
Large Copyrighted May, eboeraac
land bv section and dee-r1ptloa of
noil, climate, rainf ill. elevations, team,
perature etc . r-v counties. f'oatsaJA
One Iol!r Grant l.nr.l Localans
Co. lios 14. l.riUn'l. Oregon.
M1M tlXANtXJla.
'legal blanks or eviki urn
i scriptlon for county court, sareasl
1 court. Justl. e Court, real eetaae. essw
for sale at East Orefoakva sffaea,