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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917.
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AN INEXPENSIVE LIGHT-SIX WITH THE LUXUR- 1
IES, CONVENIENCES AND SPECIFICATIONS
OF THE HIGH-PRICED CARS
LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE
"There's a Message for You '
WHAT MAKES C. H. C. TRUCKS SUPERIOR?
$1025 in Pendleton j
Easy to drive and keep-up. . '
Eaoy on tires and fuel, and its cantilever springs E
make it easy on YOU.
I SAXON ROUSTABOUT I
The World't Handiest "Four" for $575.
I LET US DEMONSTRATE.
I City Auto Co. Inc. 1
W. C. NAY, Manager.
722 Cottonwood St. Telephone 46
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Excursion Fares
to the Seashore
Tillamook County Beaches
have many delightful resorts.
Low Round Trip Fares.
Newport,
with it agate beaches and surf
bathing will always be popular.
Low Round Trip Fares.
Ask jour local -- in. or write for booklet descriptive of N. wport
or Tilamook County Beaches to
John M. Sett. General Pnssencci- AKent
Portland. Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
SUMMER
TOURIST
TICKETS
EAST
ON SALE
Fridays and Saturdays
To September 29
Denver .. -
Omaha .. ..
St. Louis ....
Chicago ..
Detroit .. -.
New York
60.00
.... 65.00
... 76.20
.... 77.50
. .. 88.50
.... 115.70
Similar Fares to all Chief Cities East.
Long limits Stopover privileges.
VIA
Union Pacific
System
Visit Yellowstone, Great Salt Lake, and
Estes-Rocky Mountain Tark enroute.
T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent.
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corps
on the uM Am'Ticun bHttlc-
,f Oi'tiysburK these days a hns
of patriotic younir nephcwB 'f
"ImkiiiKr that
iiiK hra 1 fur
ir their I'nel'
hitkerH Ktt ci
hi'p hak
fihtin.
ill money. '
food Jind free medical attention
! why don't you drop around to a re
cruit! n? office and see if I'ncle Sam
can't use you too? What's more, he
Sam are learning the k ml f j trood e)nthe, good lo.lirinKH,
kkI j needis von
LIBERAL OFFERINGS
IllHTUNI'. Auk. 21. It luokii
Ilk.' r.l.l times in the Nf.rth Portlanil
vards at the openlnK of the weok
trails, wiih very liberal .ifferinsx in
all linen.
H"K market whs the sensational
feature with sa'es early in the day at
18. or 1 above the extreme toll
prevloun y reiched. while a few mo
mem later a load went -at f 11.it'. a
sheer advance of $1.25.
Record prices mean little or noth
ing in the ewine trade here at this
time, one day'B hiKh records for swine
beinif the next day s low riKiires.
Only a small run of Rood killer
hogs was shown in the yards al tlu
openins of the day's tradinu. but
quite a fair lot of feeders came for
ward. Demand for these was natural
ly keen on account of the sharp rise
in killers
Cen" ral hojt market ratine:
Prime Hsht is.2'.
Prime heavy 17.9r.St 1H.0"
Pip, 1S.50M7.
Catarrhal IX'ufucw Cannot lie Cniwl
uy ItK-l'l apl.lln'!"0. tlie.v Cllt.lint rl-b
the ilisinsiHl p-ti(ms of flie ear. There l
only f.rie way to rare ratarrhal di'ftfness.
mih! tltat is hT o roustlttitlutail r oiertj
t'i.farrtinl liejltiess if rause! by n in
fltioal rondltlen of the mm-oii lii.in of
the KuMaruian 'rah.'. Vh-u this , uie Is
liifl.nned von hav- a nimhllnc sonnd or Iru
perfWt hearlnc. and when It is entirely
rinsed. I'.'afnt-ss Is the result- l.nless tli
Inriatninnllon can be reduced and this tube
reetoi.-d ti Its normal condition, httrtnfi
f.ill be destroyed forever. Many cases of
ttafliss are raused by ratorili. whleb It
an inflamed condition of the masons sn.
fiiees Hall's t'ntarrh Medicine acts thru
the Moisl on th' mia-ous surfaces of the
ysttui
We will ele One Hundred Hollars for
any ruse of Catarrhal Iieafuess that cannot
I.-'cured t'V Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Clr
calars fife All PrucKlsts. ".'.r.
K J CI1KNKV CO.. Toledo. O.
IN ALL LINES
tHxl Cattle Sccady.
There was an overabundance of
stuff reported in the catt e division of
the North Portland yards over Sun
day. Total run was 21lir head, com
pared with 1a40 last Monday and
111' head a year ago today
flood cattle sold well around $S."f
for tops early in the trading In the
teer division but the cow market was
firmer and higher with a sale of a
load sent in hy H. P.- Iunham from
Redmond. Theae sold at S7.3fi right
at the start.
Market for cattle was overcrowded
with poor quality stuff, most of th"
receipts consisting of common Jersev
and were In poor shape. While these
did not bring high prices, they sold
well in proportion to their acttin'
worth.
General cattle market range:
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7.25
6. 2 5 Hi-
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6 sow
4.5" if
s.nn iff
R.75
R.75
S.25
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a.nn
9.5"
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I SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In It,
before breakfast.
To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning, to pre
vent tt soonire like nores from clog
ging with iiu'iisestilile material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins, says a notea
phyylclun.
If you get headaches. It s your liver.
If you wuke up ith a bad taste, fur
red tongue, nasty breath or stomach
becomes ncld, it's your liver. Sal
low fkin. muddy complexion, waters
eyes, all denotes liver uncleanllness.
your liver is the most important, also
the most abused and neglected organ
of the body. Few know Its function
or how to release the dammed-up
body waste, bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calomel, which is a
n...,,,a Motivating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
It accumulates In the tissues, aiso ai
taiks the bones.
Bverv man and women, sick or
well, should drink each morning be
fore breakfast, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos
phate In It. to wash from the liver
i k..io. the nrevlous day's In
digestible material, the poisons, sour
bile and toxins: thus cleansing, sweet
ening and freshening the entire ali
mentary canal before putting more
food Into the stomach
Umestone phosphate does not re
strict the diet like calomel, because It
can not salivate, for it Is harmless
and you can eat anything afterwards,
it is Inexpensive and almost tasteless,
and anv pharmacist will sell you a
quarter pound, which is sufficient for
a cvnionstrntion of how hot water and
limest..ne phosphate cleans. stlm
ul le and freshens the liver keei inu-Y.-u
te.l.t.g fit "iy in ami day out.
Itest beef steers $
Oood beef steers t
Hest beef steers
Host beef cows ........
Ordinary to good cows.
lies! he:fers
Bulls
Calves
Stockers and feeder steers 4.50'Q'
shocp Market Steady.
While there was a good run of
sheep and lambs reported in the
North Portland yards over Snndav.
most of the stock came on previous
sales, and did not enter the regular
market.
fieneral sheep market range:
While there was a good run of
sheen and lambs reported in the
North Portland yards over Sunday,
most of the stock came on previous
sales, and did not enter the regular
market
Clenern' sheep market ranite:
Western lambs !1 2.00 ft 1 2.7."
Va'lev latnhs 11 50 fl 12.0-1
Yearlings 9.S0W-0.J-.
Wethers 9.25 r 1 o o.i
Ewes -. . t nnr x.Ri
nor accordlig to its leaders, a'iempt
to promote trouble.
I'OHTkVXD, Aug. 21. n-iesls of
the Oregon-Washington Railroad and
Navigation company, severt.l hundred
members of poor families totl ly are
bojd'ni:: a big a'l-day picnic at l:on
neville park.
PORTLAND. Alg. 21. tl-oush
hunters In the Pacific nonhwost
have been known to forget tha deer
'lo not wear bright colored vhirts
t nd huts and walk on their html l.'gs
ntcn.l-ers of the Multnomah Anglers'
cl-.ig are asking that deer bunte, this
seaw-n adopt the old-fashioned plan
of donning bright red shirts for e'f
protection. The "fool witn a gun"
has laimed lives In 'Oregon woods
every year as far b-iek as the o'dest
pi infer can remember.
SKTTI.K. Wash.. Aug. 21. After
fires which at times endanger" J sjme
i.r the most valuable timber ir; th"
i'ac.'ic northwest, the fir.. danger
fnev-.- s- probably over for the rest of
j the season, timbermen said here to-
day cloudy skies over western
j Washington and Oregon and rain In
most districts have put out most
Construction
Plus
Motor Power
Added To
Ease of
Operation
Give
Service.
The construction of G. M. C. truck w ruR
ged and sturdy; the motor is anchored nil
the wav round; the frame ia heat treated.
It's a little bigger and stronger than the
same capacity trucks of ether makes.
G. M. C. trucks have a motor dei-.ijincd for
nullintr heavy loads; a motor with a gover
nor to guard against careless driving; a
motor that does not heat; a motor to stand
the "gaff."
G. M. C.'s are easy to drive, small number
of parts, no complicated adjustments. A
truck so simple that any driver can take
care of it. '
Real service means the lowest cost per ton
mile over a period of years; means a truck
at work all the time.
That is the G. M. C. message to you as an
individual.
Service of a sort that makes you want more
of it.
"LET YOUR TRUCK BE A G. M. C."
STURGIS, ST0R1E & CO.
Phone 408
Cor. Johnson and Water St.
fires and greatly relieved condi
tions. Patrolins will not be lessen
ed, however, until all danger of lires
is past as timbermen admit the woods
might become dry enough this, year
for more serious fires.
SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. 21. A
molher-in-lawi will not exempt a mat.
frcm the national army. Th.-t was es
tablished here today by a district
lemption board Guy Acuff Jacksan's
claim for exempUon was that beside
a wife he had dependent upon him
a wife and a motherin-law vith three
depandent children. The board de-
LIVE NEWS OF
THE NORTHWEST
lU'TTK. Mont.. August 2 1. --The
strikers will win. The companies
now have less than 20 per cent of the
men needed and th s 20 per cent is
not composed of miners, only shov-elcrs.
This summarized, is the hopeful
outlook of the 13.000 striking Hutte
miners today, as expressed in th 1
Strike Hulletln. the official publica
tion of the strikers.
'We are out to win and we are
bound to win'" the Bulletin declares
In black face type. "We have shown
that we can withstand any assault.
owinK to our thorough ortcan nation.
well as to our refusal to be side
tracked by false issues.
We are asking only . for those
thinR-s to which we, as free men, an-entitled.
"We demand the unconditional
abolition of the -trustinK card "We
demand that our wiuees be fixed in
proportion to the cost of living, re
gardless of the price of copper, which
the companies can. and do. manipu
late to su t themselves.
"lastly we demand that the mines
be made safe."
The Metal Mine Workers' union,
which was orKunlwd Immediately aft
er the Speculator hill disaster. Jun
6. went out on strike Ju:y 14. The
"lUstlinsT card'" Is a system used bn
the companies to keep check 'on the
men. The miners say It enabled the
companies to "blacklist" a mm a'
will, preventing him from ?ti ns a
Job in the camp. The Metat M M
V. t.rVers' union, which is ivl con
nected with the Federation of IJN
. r the IndustrtMl Workers of ihe
HorNI. declared that It is opp sed to
v.-l-m-e does not picket the mi-it
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Millions of men and women " have
found that headache and neuralgia
misery ib seedlesa. Get what you ask
for.
Electric
Washing
and
Wringing
Machine
Does the entire family washing at a saving of money,
H time and toil.
COSTS LESS THAN 2c PER HOUR TO OPERATE.
Call or Phone 40
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y
ATTORNEYS.
D. W.
Law.
BAll.KY.
Kooms 7,
ATTORNEY AT
8. 9, Despain Bid;?.
OEOHliE W. etU'TTS. ATTORNEY
at law. Room 1", Schmidt block.
CAKTKR A SMYTHS. ATTORNEYS
at law. Office in rear of American
National Bank building.
FEE FEE. ATOKNEYS AT UW.
Office in Despiiin building.
JOHN W. HITF, ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Room 6, American Nation:
Bank Building
R. "iT KEATOR. ATTORNEY AT
Law. Room !4. Smith-Crawford
Building.
S. A. NEWBERRY, ATTORNEY AT
Law. Smith-Crawford Building.
PETERSON ft BUSHOP. ATTOR
neys at law: rooms 3 and 4. SmiUu
Crawford building.
JAMES B PBRRI, ATTORNEY AT
Law. Office over Taylor Hard
ware company.
RAI.EY RALBY. ATTORNEYS AT
law Office In American National
Bank Building.
FP.ElKniCK STE1WBR. ATTOR
ney at law. Offioe m Smith Claw
ford building.
S. A. IXWBUi ATTORNEY AN'l
counsellor at law. Office In Ie-p.-tin
building
ivsi'rax-k a vn i.-' i iu-sivkss
BRXTI.BT MONTGOMERY. REAL
est.ite. fire, life and acc.dent Insur
ance upents SIS Main rtreet. Vhone
404.
I1FJJ? WANTED, MALE.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn J100 monthly correspondins
for newspapers; 140 to $50 monthly
in spare time: experience unneces
sary; no canvassing: subjects sug
gested. Send for particulars. Na
tional Preee Bureau, Room 42S5, Buf
falo. N. Y.
Fl'NKRAL, DIRECTORS.
JOHN 9. BAKER. FTrjsrBRAL VI-
rector and licensed embalmer. Op
posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, two
funeral cars- Calls responded to flav
or night. Phone 75.
TAXI 8URVICG.
lire ft
Paul L.
M.
Taul
Kreft,
Service- Phone 10S.
mgr. Res. Phone 217
ARCIimXT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH. ARCHI-tect-
Hespain Building. Phone
74)8. Pendldon. Oregon.
MISCHJANEOTS.
HEIJ VAXTl-:i. F-EMALE.
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earn $100 monthly corresponding
for newspapers; $40 to $50 nionthlv
in spare time; experience unneces
sary; no canvassing; subjects sug
gested. Send for particulars. Na
tional Press Bureau, Room 42ftft.
Buffalo, N. Y.
SA1JISMAN WANTED EVERT.
where, to sell our choice nursery
stock. Slake money at spare time.
Write for particulars. Donald Nurserv
Co.. Donald. Oreg. -
Al'STIONKEiis.
COL. W. F. YOItNKA. AIWTION
eer, makes a specialty of farmer
stock and machiner' Siiles. "Th
man that gets you the money." Leave,
orders at Enst Oregonlan office.
sou'nxii.s.
RICHARD G. PARK. JR.. SOL1CIT
or of Patents. 14 19 F. St., N. W..
W'ashinKton. D.
PAHM IMDei.
LFX1AL BLANKS OF FTVEll Y DE
scrlption for cotinty court, circuit
court, justice court, real estate, etc.
for sale at East oregoniAn office.
SiXXND II AM lEALKl:ti.
V STROHUa DEALFIR IN NEW
aad sect.nil hand roods Onsh pai I
for seen.! hand cm. '.s Cheapest
tlvice to Mlf h'.fcsehi-l.l cods. 2 1 '1
IK vYart. I'hone nW.
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS FAR
mers as well as fiKhters. Two mil
lion three hundred thousand -k res of
Oregon A aiift riia Rajlro.id Co.
Grant Lands. Tttle rev-ste I In Unit
ed States. To e opened f..r home
steads and ale i - .n'alrilriif some of
the bet land let in l olre 1 Stal
lArge copr'hteil rnip. shuwlne"
land bv sections and desrriuon of
soli, climate, raiofal' e. v.-fi n tem
per. iture e'e l. i'..iii'!' J I'o-'pal'l.
o;,e Dollar i:r ,-.t I.-.r. U ! ".atll.il
1 ! o . lli x tjpl. C.,rt and, Of.UH.