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' PAtLY EAST OREGOJWAJr; rrTPT,CT01:tTEggor?r'iTITUPJi;TTAYrMAY-91 ; f AC- r Williams ; Candidate for ; COUNTY ;C0M1JISSJ0NER ; ' intho Republican Primary, May 17. ; Your vote and influ ence respectfully -, , solicited- : '"., (Paid Adv.) - mm, GATTtE REACH POmi until to be practically nothlnR-aTOll- ahle In the country for the loca mur yet at thin time. OveriilKht arrivo.1 wero. a more handful and forme piic were nominally continued. General sheep and lamb ranffe: Spring lamb -, . ' 20.04 W.oslerii yea rlliis ' .. . .. J5.25ijiin.0tt Valley yeurlinKS 15.25015,5(1 Wtthere. .. ,i. ' l3;O0dlJrf. Ewes 12.00i12.5t PORTLAND, Ore, May 2. Twelve loads of Montana cattle came forward on contract to local packer during HERTLING FEARS me aay. .. ruese supples .are. saip: to have! coat more to. land here than the prevailing top.' of the market at 115 Soverai loads i of California' 'stuff of rather, good . quality came "- forward during; the day but holder were auk ing more than the preylous top, a price t hut killers 1W not' want 'to pay. General 'cattle range: Good to choice steers. .$14.0015.00 i t GERMAN REFORMERS OOPKXHAOEN', May, 1 Ohancel- lo Hertltng during a temiJewtous ses sion-of . the Pru-sslon. diet declared that "equal suffrage Is coming to Prussia, sopn. It Is possible to devise safeguard against too radical conse quences." ho said. "If we refuse to Medium to good steers.. -1.75U1.7 lve itno-w it may be wrung from us n ' - -. r. . - . . I lata rv- i Aut aairura at-fi V I) lulfinli'' - ' yA; yoj- isJ Xju Z:ii:''rlL "... rotices, Business Opportunities, LocalwS, Lost, Found, For Rerrty For SaleEtCe, Cliassifiedfor Easy Reference. , TAKE IT. IS TIMK; Just At ' Scores of Pcnfffctotr Peoples Have. Walling, doesn't pay. I( you neglect kidney backache, . Urinary trouble often follow. Doan'a Kidney Pill are for kidney backache, and for other kidney ills. -Pendleton citizens endorse them. 'lira. F. It. Hadley, 1100 W. Altav 6t,- Pendleton, ays: "Whenever there la need for a kjdney medicine in our home,' we have found noun's Kid-' ney Pills fine. . personally, I have never had to take any medicine for kidney trouble, but I have found Doan'a Kidney Pill splandid and don't hesitate to publicly recommend them." , Price SOc, at all dealer. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy got Doan'a Kidney Pills the same that Mr- Hadley had. Foster-Mllburn Co., IllfErs., Buffalo, N. T. OREGONIANS EXEMPTED FROLlFUELSTnTEf.lENIS Com. to medium steers. 11UI04 12.00 Choice cow and heifers 18.00 0 14. OH Common- to good 'Cows and " - . ' heifers . ... .-, i . . . . r S.00-0 11.50 planners ... . 4.250 6.SB Bulls , .. 6.25ll-00 Calves .. 8.75U.2S Stooker and feeder steers 70.00 0HO-OO Kwlne Trado M Weaker. Weaker tone 1 shown for swine in , " the North. Portland., yards. .Packer ' " were buying the drivein. around it Administrator Secures Per- 60, whlcW wulAi indtcato that even mjgSion. for. Early Sup fo. the best Juallty nothing above . . , c 17.8517 75 would be avallabje- In piles WltnOUt Order.. fact stock sold around the latter - price that was as good a stuff that PORTIAXD, Ore., May 1. As a re- brougtat $18 In a limited way earlier in (suit of strong representations by Fuel tha week. 1 Administrator. Holmes of Orenon, fuel General hog market range: , : I consumers of the state- will not be Prime mixed .$17.60 17.71 I compelled i to make written- appllca Medium mixed 1 7. lSe 17 16 j tlon for wood and coal supplies, as Rough and heavy 16.26 ft I. 60 I previously anneuaeed. .. , Piga-t l6-vOJle.uo 1 : Holmes, took the stand that Ore. Mutton Market Nominal.' . gonlan are being, encouraged to lay h m.,on tn concerned there 'n- ample- supWIes early, and he con- seems to bo practically nothing avail- jsidercxl that enforcement of the ap- i h. mimirv for the local man 1 1"'" '" ' ket at thl time. Overnight arrivals ctw.ary incuuvenimice uj u pr wore a mere handful and'former prle. U'K'- "" er wero- nominally continued NEW TODAY Mutton Market Nominal. So far as mutton la concerned, thera How'i This? "- Wm cttfr (mm Hundred Dollsrs Bevcrd fr mnv nun .ut . ('Btarrb that coaot bt n,d hm iibii'm i-amrrh U citrine. nans i:aiarrn wrainnH u oiner tuoi snoriage in is coming win He laid -his case before the National Fuel Administration and -has just re ceived a wire from Washington -stating that a special ruling will bo -made for Oregon, although the regulation will be enforced in all other states, saving possibly other. Northwestern states. Advices from Washington to Holmes Indicates that conditions point to an- luy in their d cawrrn. .niisrers i. k' ter unless consumers nn.t ,.n.hi. mmtT fur Csisrrb. Hall's Isupuliea now. The congested Condi l-aarrb Medk-lne sets tare the Blood tlon of the transportation - system is tbe Mucous surlsees. mpeuing in " lmminlI ow movement In this re from the Ulood ana Desuag toe owmn - : Dortlrms. Arier yoa dsts tsken ftslf Cstsrrh gard. WANTBU uk-1 for light housework. No washing or cooking. Call 4 is -between- 2. and S-o'clock , S-4 ACItISS for cash, two miles from Touchet, 9 acres in alfalfa, soon be ready for the sickle, a bumper. crop4; . come and see for yourself. ; Small house, good cistern. F. L- Douthat, Touchet, Wash. Wanted WANTED Good, -dean rags, at Tb East; Ore gonlan . offlcau. WANTED -Woman housework on ranch. for general Phone 0F3. FOR SALK Mountain potatoesr hand ortcd- Sail or address, 506 Frank liu street. Foil It EXT 4 room furnished house. Inquire 402 Tustin strpet; FOR KENT 5-room modern cottage close In. Phone 8S2W or 47. WANTED Girl for general house work.. Inquire Mrs. A. L- Schaefer. 812 Thompson. NoUco Vooman. : Yeoman lodge will meet tonight at iloose hall at. 8 o'clock. Ily order of foreman- WANTED Woman cook and dinning room girl. Phone or write Hotel Stanfield, Stanfleld, Oregon. WANTED Housekeeper, on. .. raacli;. . I'Jiono 24F15. Athena Ore.. For Sale HOGS FOB " SA1.IS- Fifteen good brood sows with. from, six to ten Pigs . each.. Tom . Boylea, Jr, . Echo. Or. WICKER BABY carriage for Call 77J. WANTED Woman to help with work. 201 Water street. WANTED Woman for housework. Phone 34 SR.. WOMAN wants work during summer as cook on ranch for men only. Ap ply 201 W. Court. Medicine for a short time jro. will see a ,,v tv. IF'j4ItTS L'"1FII. great ImproTement In your general health. 1 JUVA1b.1';'" ' t 7'L,cr0 Start Uklng Hall's Catarrh Medicine at , A HK)l) OF PROPOSALS Bend for tes- once and get rid of catarrh. umonlals. rree. ' ' . F. J. ciiknky a en., Taieoo. unis. Bold bf all Drucxlat. 76a. 4Twr4-r4 I Baclcachy or - Kid Eat ls mcitTdoo 'tdtei of . Salt tefore cattail! treakfaat .L'rlc acid In meat excites the kid net's, they become overworked ; get ful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few day and your kidneys will Frk-nil Inscru-d Matrimonial Ad In Paper and Kcoro of Replica -CJauscd Soldier to Flee. CAMP McCLELLAN, Ala., May 1. There Is a limit to mere man's en durance, thought Private Charles Coogan, Company D, 11th Infantry, Camp McCleilan, and when he reach ed that point he Just took French leave. I It appears that Private CooKan has friend much Interested In his' wel fare, who. through kindness of heart. Inserted an advertisement in a Chi cago paper, stating that a lonesome. neglected soldier at Camp McCleilan wished to correspond with some nice girl, giving the soldier's name. Mora than 600- letters and parcels have been received at the regimental postoffice for Coogan, coming from dozen states and a hundred cities. He has been. literally swamped with j mail, things to wear, goodies to eat and $16 in real money.. He also re ceived two proposals. Coogan stood up under his burdens for a time, but when he became the laughing stock of the TOW TODAY. Each new advertisement will bs run under --New Tedar for the first insertion only. During subsequent insertions of the &4 It will appear under Its proper classification. WANTED Woman, without cnildren. to cook and assist with genera! house work. Apply 40-M this office. WANTED Sewing, phone 482-W. FOR SALE -One 16 foot Holt' Corn Una wltb 'Atlas engine. Write B. J. Campbell, Box 686 Pendleton. Farm Land For Sale FOR BALK 275 acres of choices wheat land near Weston, land Ilea Hi gvntl slope- 'and best of tractor land, half In crop, thla year. Owner' gets possession this falL price tlltr per acre with terms. Corbett Reallty Ce., First 4k Alder St., Walls Walla. Wash. - - . . LAND 60 sections nulmproved land for sale, well watered and well grassed. 60 per cent tillable. Pric reasonable, o. B. Pope, Owner, , Miles City. Mont., Contractors and Builders. C. 8WANSON at E. It. DuPula, Esti mates given free. All work guar anteed. Wa build anything, city of country work. Phone I41M. Second-Hand Dealers V. STROBLE, dealer in new and sec ond hand goods, cash.' paid lor see- end hand good. Cheapest place to buy household goods, uv aw court, raon : 17 1W. Auctioneers FOR BALE the-, following, sizes In second hand tires, SOxS, 30xJ 1-2, 32x2 1-2, $2x4. $4x4 real. snaps. Simp son Tire (Service Cos 223 E. Court. . FOR SALE Wheat hay. Pendleton. Ore. D- B. Bell, FOR SALE Good high speed Wiz ard washing machine- Phone 346W. WANTED At onco, pasture for 10 head calves. Write Jamea Hill, Helix, Ore., or phone 673. WANTED Competent help for gen eral housework. Mrs. W. L. Thomp son. Phone 430. WANTED About 10 head of brood sows and 100 shoaU. Address 683, Pendleton, Ore. C1IKYKNNK MAX ALMOST FATALLY GASSKI) IN PAKADM. , CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 2. If Georpe Storey. 22. who is In the next draft quota which will jro from Chey enne. Is "gassed" after he gets on the firing line In France, the experience will not be a novelty. Btorey was so strongly jrassed while going over the top for the Third Liberty Loan dur ing a parade In Cheyenne, that he narrowly escaped death 'and Is seri ously sick. He was manipulating the keyboard of a compressed air calliope which derives power from a small gas oline engine. Ordinarily the sides of the calliope- are open to the air, -but In the parade they were covered by cantonment patriotic banners and these oonfined WANTED Waitresses at The Quelle Cafe. FOR SALE NEJW; and second hand Sewing Machines. Singer, White, New TTnme and The Free Machine. McCllntock A Simpson. 400, E. Court FOR SALE Bedstead, mattress and , . springs. , Phone 730M- FOR SALE Fifty Jersey milch cows. Address Owner, It. F. D. No. i. Box 29, Echo, Ore- . .. WANTED Uy experienced man and wife work on runchj inquire Ken- more apts. . Lost LOST Pair gold nose glasses. Finder please return to this office- Reward. LOST Two $5 lulls enclosed in en velope. Reward if returned to Do mestic Laundry. Cleaners HAVB your clothes cleaned or pressed liudd s 206 W. Webb. Phone 616. aln-rri.h sh. r..i ilk. I. mm. nf tnen ct flne- Thl famoua salt ' land the -postoffice attaches faced him i the- exhaimt gases from the eni?lne un I made from the acid of grapes- and wm, an ugly grin, it was too much til the musician was overcome. After I lead- -The urine becomes cloud Jt the , irroo -)ucet combined with llthla, and for the -s-ew jersey boy, so he struck the parade ended he was found In an' The best furnished room you will ever live In Is probably being adver tised now. ... bladder Is Irritated; and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When the kidneys clog you must help them flush oft. the bedy's urinous waste-or youTI be a real Blckperaon shortly. At first you feel a dull misery In the kidney region), you suffer from backache, sick headache, dlxiness. stomach gets sour, tongue- coaled and you feet rheumatic twinges when the weather I bad. Hut less meat, drink lots of water; also- get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon- unconscious condition and was resus citated with difficulty. CHICHESTER S PILLS aVr. TIIK DIAMOND BBANn. A !l--bM.t. m IIUMnlRrari, has been used for generations to clean I out. u, i. now serving a six months' clogged kidneys and stimulate them I confinement period In the dlvislonsl ti normal activity, also to neutralise gtockade for being absent without the acids In urine, so It no longer Is a I leave. source of Irritation, thus ending- blad der weakness. I man Is wise only when he makes i Jad Halts is Inexpensive, cannot in- good use of his knowledge. jure; makes a- dengntrui enervescem litbla-water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep DOINGS OF THE DUFFS WILBUR FIGURES IT A FIFTY-FIFTY PROPOSITION IF 1 l vi fi ' si rlnn ri satin tt-ravivea 1 BV 1 1 tr cr I u si I here ear they nelt lots of Jad Salts to j folks who "believe In overcoming; kid ney trouble while It In only trouble ' America fought Its own flesh and blood to realizze democracy and to preserve democracy frAi overthrow is equally Important. rnim la K. and 11.1,1 KM.ajAVr ' to.e Med ttk Blu RiUwa. V Taka a. atftOT. R.r rftMr , " '-Clll'inC!l.TK 9 DlAlioNS 1IBAND P1LI.K. ai SOLO Blf DRUGGJSTS EVERYWfJFRt DK1JNK. HOT WATER AND KID 1 JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST J Why. rheumatism- and lumbago sufferers should! drink phosphated i hot water each morning before breakfast RUST ) ' Just "a "cnal, whea Ik bnrna, leavs beUind a certain amount of incombu tibl Biaterial in the form of aalies, so Hi food and drink take day alter day leave in the alimentary canal a certain amount; of indigestible material, which if net con-mletelr eliminated eaeh day. bccoiue food for the million of bacteria widen infest the bowel. Krom thia maaa of left-over wast material, toxin and ptomaine-like poison, called uric arid, is formed and then sucked into the blood where it continue to circulate, collectinK irrain l train in the Joints of the body nucM like rust collects on the hinge s sho-rn ahbve. Men and women. whs suffer from him-bar-o, rlieu.-natlara or sore, stitf, 4-liinff ioints ahonld begin drinkiu-z pti-iikted not water, net as- a means to maic relief from pain, but to prevent more nric acid fomiin-r ia tbe aratoa. hVferr eating brnikiaat each morning, drink flaa oi real boi water with a teaapoon tl of -U--rtone phoppbatp In it. Thia a '' iU A iB'tt'.taV v -'-I l'; -i v.. 'i o-S i UST OF RHEUMATISM the stomach, liver, kidney-and hnwele the previous day acvuniuiation ot tot- ins and po'sona; thus cleaning, sweeten ing and iresheaing tin entire aiimraUrv enir-al, each morning, before putting niurt feed into the stomach. A quarter pound of limestone phos phate co-its very little at the drug stor but is sufficient to make any rheumatic or lumbago sunerer an entuusiast on tlte morninir inside bath. Millions of people keep their joint free from these rheumatic acids by prac ticing this daily Internal sanitation. A glass of hot water with a teaapeonful of Irnii-svpne phosphate, drank betor breakfast, ia won.lerfpllr in-rigoratingi heaiilea, it is SB rxrellant health measure iM-canae it cleanaes tlie alimentary orgsin of all th waaae, gam and sour fermen tfttinna, nieking one Untk and feel dean, e.-t and freaa all dar. Tlioae vtlio try this for one wek may an) themsrlvra free from ak-k hesdaehea, eon -dip-it ion. liiliona sttnrka. asMovrnii -. ! ,...v ... : -!.;:; -.-i-iui. ! i v - - . j ----- i ; . ; . . fToiDWTlEix To look up ito r1 M6HB?M- r1 . ii VoyaTiMe J ''in I i - - I I our fort A half 1 1 1 1 ..... I; rS 4 'La HAVB WOO BEI Fori. L"WJ r1 OEErl OUT GETTlr-U? t tMPaV TIME m . -so? - - pf3 J . THE COMPAMW-5 H frk' '!ls U trail i ?, .v-jwr; n w-Ll 'JIM -JLk FOR SALE Assorted Burbaok pota toes, from 1 to 6000 sacks at 75 cents Per 100 lbs Buyer must fur nish sacks and sank- potatoes at pit. located 1-4 miles from Stanfleld. Ad dress H. E. . Bartholomew. ElanfuWd. Oregon. OOIa. W. r. TOHNKAi Auctioneer.. " makes a apeclaitr of farmers' stoca and machinery sales. The men that seta you th money." Lear orders at Beat Orea-onlan Office. 1 , Draymen CAXX. PENLAND BROS.' VAN t move your household good. . Tele phone 139. Also batsgace tTsnnfer rlng and heavy hauling. W. A. MILES, baggage, transfer and drayage. Offiee phone Hi. Re. 74 Sit. . ' ' " Attornc-ys fRED E. 6CHMJDT. Attorney at Uv, - Boom 24, Smith-Crawford Blag. PRANK DAVIS. Attorney at Law. flee Smith-Crawford Building. a W. BAILJET. . Attorney at 1 Rooma 7. s, , Despain jBulldins;. UEORQB W. COUTT3. Attorney af Law. Room 17, Schmidt block. For Rent FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court. HOUSEKEEPING. ROOMS. .601 Clay. FOR RENT Sleeping room for gen tleman. Close In- Phone 45SM. FOR RENT Furnished room. Phone 75W. FOR RENT 4 -room house close in. Phone 190 or 113. .' OAttTfiR as SMyTlIB, Attorneys at Law. Office In rear of American Na tional Bank Building. FEB A FEB. Attorneys at 'Law. In Despaln Building. R. L KBATOR. Attorney at Law. Boom 24. Smith-Crawford Kulldlnic S. A, NEWBERRT, Attorney Smith-Crawford Building. at Lew. PETERSON A BISHOP, Attorneys at Law. Rooms 1 and ,4. Smith-Craw-ford Building. JAM K3 B. PERRT, Attorney at Law. ' Office over- Taylor Hardware Co na na nr. , RALBT RALET. Attorney at Lew. Office in American National Building. FOR RENT Furnished or unfur nished sleeping rooms. 604, Thomp son street. ' . FOR RE-XT One large outside un furnished room suitable.' for light housekeeping.- Phone 250R- FOR RHNT Furnished; houBe. Phone 246J. two room 1-ROOlf apartment.- and sleeping room to rent.. 216 Oardea. Phone 207-R. & A. LOWELL. Attorney end Counsel lor at law Ofrloe le Onepelay BI4c JOB PRINTING at tbe East. Oreco nlae nfffoe Legala T n. n. -l 1 n - --- -------1--o SLEEPING and housekeeping room at 608 Willow street. FOR RENT Sewing; machine cf all makes, $1.00 per week. $3.00 per month. McCllntock and Simpson, 400 Court. FOR RENT Furnished Water St. Apt. COX FOR RENT 2 room apartment In steam - heated: building. Apply thla o'flce. ALTA APARTMENTS Thoroughly remodeled; furnished or unfurnish ed suites reasonable. 702 E. Alta. C Barnett. Miscellaneous EGGS from choice, large, winter lay ing strain R. I. Reds, none better. 1.60 for IS; 18 per hundred, phone 10F5. 1.J13 CURTAINS laundrled with care Phone 240-J. t BUT ALL KINDS of junk at top prices. Iron and sacks a specialty Pacific Junk Co- J. 8. Jones, prop., 417 Cottonwood street. STORE ROOMS for lease in new fireproof business block- just being finished In new, thriving railroad town- This Is your opportunity. Call or write Room 7. Despaln Bldg.. Pen dleton. Ore Auto Hire. D. B. Waffle, touring, v elf Charles Cow phone T. tripe. Real Estate Montana. 1 -and for Sain. I will trade my 240 acre Montana farm land, located in Dawson Co., 4 miles from Rlchey. a railroad town, for good modern residence property In Pendleton or will sell on tern! -to responsible party. See me at Hotel Bowman. R. R. Miller, owner. ISPOCXft, The- following described animal has been taken up by trie marshal of the City of Pendleton, to-wit: One bay roaret years old. 900- lb. -right hind foot white, fork In left . ear, puff on right hock. - If said animal la not claimed by thai owners or those entitled to its oposses sion, costs and expenses paid and tak en away within ten- days- from the date hereof, then at X o'clock p. m ot the tth day ot May, 1918. the said animal will be sold to- the . highest bidder;- at public auction; for cash, at the City Pound. In said City ot Pen- ' diet on. the proeeeda of such saler to be applied to the payment of such " costs and expenses-of making sale. 4 Dated this 24th day of April, 11.. -AL ROBERTS. 2 City Marshal. . TIME! CARD ' WesitosPradastosi Asto Stan Leaves WesUm for Pendleton at T:4( a. m. and 11:45 p. m. , Leave Athena for FeadletOB at . a. m. and 1:00 p. m- e Leave Adam tor Pendleton at S:20 a. n. and 1:10 n. n. . Leaves Peedietoa (Allan-Knight . Btors) for Weston at II a m. and -4:00 p. m. RAW HA WORTH TMiver. " A m e Used Cars- WILL TRADES my Chevrolet for your Ford. See Miller, 713 Cotton- - a wood. . I FOR SALE) Veil In good -condition. t passenger. Would make good truck Phone 4SO or 74. Architect RAYMOND W. HATCH. Architect. De spaln bundles. Phone It. Peadle- ton. Oregon. Farm Implements THE "NON-SKIP"', Wc-eder et all the vecdi the first time over the field. Saves one-third the time and do-ee lots better work. Order now, Pendleton Weeder works, 32 Cotten vood fit. I The bent buslnee him - i -- MchAnce'' you watt n GAi.rn aid CLASSiricn dircctori. Oeantlnc x ordlnarr word m Ihm line end chrsd br th attne. Want ada and locala, 1Um re Use Tirmt Inaertion. per line lee l:ca aUd. ioaertion. ir line tve One we It nia tnrtlone)a each InMrtion. per lin . M 1 no. each Inaertioa. per liae monttsv eoatrect. etve-a la ertiun. pr line Sa IS-month eontrecC eaca laewr tion. pr line .,. fe No ade taaa fo- la tb.a.lw Ade takon over the tlp1ioae ontr from Kait Orm-antft ub p:ribrrs and tho liatd tn the TlpHon lUrciorr. t'opf matt be la our office not later ttaaa l:ie oVIk 4T of ahlltlMa. e