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' DAILY EAST OftEGONIAN, PENDLKTOTOREGON,' TlTURSPAYrSEPTEMBftR 5, 1913.
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Notices, Business Qpportunitiesdcds.Xost, ;Foundror Rent, ,,0355; for Easy. Reference.
' ' "' ' i - r '. Notices
NEW TODAY
TODAY. . " ,".
sea new advertisement will
be run under 'Hew Tea for
the first Insertion only. Durloa
eabeequent Insertion of the e4
It 7lll wmw uatogu pTonec
alasslflcatlou. '
I
v, .. KlaV Mootlilg Tonight.- 5 !
Pendleton Lodge B. P. O. E., will
Ijnld a regular session Ihls evening.
All members requested to be present.
THOMAS FITZ OKHALD,
Secretary.
J. jf? ipOTES." Exalted Ruler.
BywIiiB lurliliiM.
I J lave receivsd curload of latest Im
juoved Whlte Ilotary JSewIng Ma
chines. 'These niachlnea will bo solq
by aaents In tilts territory. But be-'
ft.re Uieairents ro to Work we will
give a 20 per cent discount. Kny now
and save agents" 'commission. Call on
or write to COWAN & LEIMOS,
702 East Alta St., Pendleton.
Foil RENT 5 rooms partially fur
nished In double house. , Hyers'
I'ark on Gear St., Phone 644.
11KFINKD. middle-aged lady doslrea
to cook on ranch. Capable and .re
liable. Room 18, St. Elmo's Hotel.
' W I IX) WE ft with children of .school
" ago wunts housekeeper from SE to
60 years of age. Some one needing
a home more thnn wages Is wantod.
but she can share homo as her own.
Inquire 111 Riverside Drive. Pendle
ton. ,k l .. , 1 ;
POOR FARM BURNS
AT HELLSBORO, TWO
. DIE IN WRECKAGE
" HILLKHORO, Ore., Sept. 6.-i-Tho
"Washington county poor farm burned
here today. Two aged men died when
they were unable to extricate theni
' selves from beneath a (alien roof. The
origin of the fire Is unknown.
Huns Captured Since
August 1 Estimated . ,
: At 110,000 in West
I1NIM". Sept. - Prisoners
taken on the vixu-rn front since
AlMCUNt I. total IIW.OIMI, It l M
tiniated here today. Hie laltlsli
capturing TO.uno and tlio French
and Amcricniw 4.HM. Ilrltb.li
1 loMtes are not mucli grralcr than
the irlncn tlicy look- ..
"EW NAVAL t lllK.F APIIHXTM
"' AMHTIXDAM, SCit 5. Vcnna
Vniwra ri-lvcd Imto totlnv announce
I lie aiMMilnlincnt of ntaln Von
1 l.cwctmw as i-lilrf c the nai.il wur
dcarim'iit heedniarletn. Ho vas
I 'forawrly ihWiiUM -'Hg1it " "aivfd
forcnf- i " , '" ".. i-' "
OVER THE NORTHWEST
KaliiMmt"Btclics Record.
" MARSHFIELD. Sept. 5. Fisher
men are bringing In the blgKCJt catcli
1 es' of Chinook sulmon recorded In
this vicinity for 22 years, bnh from
the standpoint of slse and number. As
a result, fishermen are flocking here
from all parts of the country and
are making utjheurd-of money.
F.vVrgrccn I lorries . Pay.
1 ECO EN E. Sept. 6. The evergreen
' blackberry crop In Lane county this
" year will aggregate 400 tons and bring
(r.0,000 Into the county, according to
' E. '. Adania, former member of the
state highway commission, who de
livered his 30th ton of berries a the
cannery wf the Eugene Fruit Growers"
Association Monday.
-
. College ! to Traill 20...
'. ALUAT7 tfi"-. Rent." 5. l luna have
j1
Big Eaters-Get -
' Kidney Troutle
Talcc Salt- at first of BlaJdcr .rrltatlon
or BaciVaclie
ry,m Anmriran men snd women
must guard constantly against Nia
mey trouble, because we ea: t o much
and all our food Is rich. Our nlrtod !
filled with uric acid which the kld
nevs strive to filter out. they weaken
from overwork, become slugitlsh; the
elelmlnative tissues clog and the re.
suit Is kidney trouble, blndile- weak
ness snd a general decline in health.
" When your kidneys feel Ilk lumps
Of lead: your back hurts or the irin
Is cloudy", full f sediment or you art.
,.1.11 ..4 r relief iw.i or initt
bbllged l sees rem-, - """;
"P..J . -omarh. or .u hare .
The.imnilsni when the aralhcr Is bad.
s ...... . . in unr iuni i . jaunts i i . . - m m jm
W4KT IB COl.FMf AH
' CLAsSUrUBD DIKUCCTOHI.
. Counting" alt ordinary word to
la 41a and charged f
.hi. the line, t.
Want aas and local a,
Rates Per Una.
rtrrt Insertion,, per Una
Each add. Insertion, per Una
One week (si inaertlons),
. each Insertion, per line '
1' mo. each Insertion, per Una 4a
,t month contract, each In- .
ecrtlon, per Una J
11-month contract, each laser
tlon. per line
Ho ads taken for less thaa
. Ada taken over Hie telephone
onlr from East Oreaonlan sub
scribers and those listed In the
Telephone Directors'. Copy muat
be In our at flea not later . than
1:1 o'clock day of publication.
r TIMB CAllD r
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at T:l
Leaves Athena for Pendleton ml :
mm HI. A.vw - -
Leavee Adams for Pendleton at i:lt
a. m. ana l :io p. m.
Leaves Pendleton (Allea-Knlght
Btore) for Weston at Js a. m. and
.':0t p. m. ,'
, O, H- McPHEBRIN. Privar
OllalAT MlTinHtAWAat. I-X)1U-
MIAIMWKI.
AMSTKKOAW. KtMrt. 5. Tlio kateer
today ti'liirraphing Hie mumidiwiuy
in lrcloiit said: "The Genua u pco
do uiulcrstaud our diffictilty In tlio
lrcwut flcdfllvo battlp agnlnst an
fiicmy filled wltli liaCrcd, jealousy
ii nd dcstrnc-UVe will and we liavo de-i-licd
tu dnvuto our energy to defend
our Marred soil and Kultur.
1 been practically completed for train
ling at least 200 and possibly 400
rung men for special military pur
i poses at Albany college this winter.
ItpToat Is Not Conceded.
ABERDEEN. Wash., Sept. 5. Mrs.
Margaret M. Ross has not conceded
defeat lii her contest for the North
ltiver timber claim that has occupied
large space In the courts for several
years, even though .the . Interior de
partment has awarded the claim to
Mrs. May Vandcrpool -
I-aguc ix-fers Kl-tloii.
NORTH BEND. Sept. '6. At A re
cent meeting of the coos County Tax
payers" League action was taken to
defer the holding of the election .to
recall the members of the county
cfnirt until the general election- In
November. On account of the heavy
expense that would be Incurred In
. . : . ln 1 .Inoll.i,, II JkkUt
Miliums i y - - -
deemed advisable by the league to
vote on the recall issue at the Noveni-i
Per election and Bave this expense to!
the taxpayers, .
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Mayor Would IJke Relief.
Eugene. Sept. 5. Mayor f- O. Pe-1
tereon. who hus prospects for a three j
and three-fourths years" term In of-1
fi,o result of the enactment o
a iiinstitiitional amendment considl
diiiinir municipal and general state
mtrl o.nintv- elections, has asUed -City
Attorney O. H. Foster to ascertain " '
It would not be possible to elect a
mayor Ihls fall, so that his term of
otflce' might expire at the close of
two years, the period for which he
was elected originally. ' ...
Alator lUsImp iwopa In.
VANCOrVER. Sept. 5. While fly
ing at a height of about 1000 feet to
day. Lieutenant V. A. Bishop, Royal
Kiting Corps, fell with a hydroalr
Pliine recently built for forei-try pa
trol for the provincial government and
landed upon the roof of a residence.
Hilly Sunday I-IrIiI Fire
HOOD RIVER. Sept. 6. Evangel
ist Billy Sunday, whose summer home
Is at the mouth of the Neal creek
canyon, a community In whlcit a de
structive forest fire started yesterday
Joined crews of men today In pro
tecting the ranch honies of neighbors
Cnless the-wlnd lieconieS stronger ths
fira has leen brought under control.
-Why not assume mat . your next
tenant heja reader of the classified
and get la touch with him at onceT
To.llnd. -iu-enJuUa ox. Xa sell ues
the classified-
geet from vour pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; Inks a table
spoonful In a glass of water be I ore
breukkast for a few days and yo.ir
kidneys win men - j
n-.ous salts Is made from tb acid of:
with llihla. and has l-en nse-l f. r
generations t.. flush and stimulate ,
cl.igited kidiies; I'J" . ne-.ltrnhr the
acids In the mine so It no longer It
a source of Irritation,, th.is ending
bladder disorders.
.lutl Kiilia is Inexpensive: runn.it In
jure, makes a delightful! ef frrv.". --lit
- . , . .d ,. Inl
a m Is.a ke by having a go.! kidney J
flnshlng any time.
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APTS. ASp aOOtW-ALTA AITS
FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court.
HO06BKEEPINO ROOMS, (01 Clay.
FOR-RBNT SLEEPING room, 100
, Willow. Phona s82R.
yURNISHED APAHTMENT8, t close
. Jn. 401 Aura.
FOR RENT 6 or 9 room house. By-
era Tark on iear Bt. rnone in
FOR RENT -Nice
Phone 726 W.
sleeping room
whuit nAN'trif for rent, 6 miles
from town. Address Uox 88. Pen
dleton, Ore.
FURNISHED APARTMBNT3 close
In. 777 Thompson. -
FOl! RENT Furnished rooms and
apts- 407 W. Alta. Plione mm.
FOR RENT Nice front apt.
407 E,
Court. .Phone 763 R.
FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms with
bath, close In. Phone ZOiU.
FOR RENT -6 room house, . north
side, modern conveniences, furni
ture for sale at a bargain. Apply 810
Johnson. Phono 77-
FOR RENT 6-rooin furnished
house. Modern. Adults only.
Phone G54.
FOR RENT Btcam heated room for
one or two ladies. Inquire Room
1 4 , Association Bldg.
.n-u hive orofltable business
relations for years to come who
yor nt claa..flldl
Livestock Market
.Very Slow, Prices
Drop at Portland
i.otiTt.a.vn Scot. 6. Twenty cars
ot.hogs. cattle, calves and sheep were
received at the North Portland yaras
Tuesday. The entire market is re
ported slow and the local trade Is not
buying fast. The hog market Is still
dragging, taking a drop of 50 cents.
The receipts were good and the qual
ity good, but the buyers were not on
hand.
General hog range:
Trlme mixed 19.2519.50
Medium mixed is-K.'.: 19.00
Rough heavies 17.71.00
r., 16. 80 17.00
Bulk 19.25 19.36
General cattle range: !
Prime steers .112.50! 13.50
Good to choice steers... 9.75 11.00
- - -
fair to medium steers
. r ii-1 i.uii
8.75 8.75
palr to medium steers
common tofalr steers... 5.75 W 8.25
Choice cows and heifers 9.00 9.80
Medium to good cows and
heifers '. . . . 6.-5 o 7.75
medium cows and
he)ferB . 6.25 6.25
Canners "' 3.00 ffi) 6."0
. . 5.0001 7.00
.0 12.00
6.00 j 8.0O
rStockerks and feeders. .
k1m-o Market Down.
The sheep market was also reported
rv Bk)w with lndCatlons of being
were hM fcw and the
weak, Sales were but few and the
prices dropped again about 50 cents.
The receipts fell way off.
flenerul sheeo range: 1
113 'ie 14-50
1L004T 12.001
Trlme lambs .........
Fair to medium lambs ,
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS WORK OR FIGHT IS RIGHT, TOM
&XAR. BSAOECS rr CKBTAlMlM 3M3
6ooo"n D8 BACK. W TlW PAPER.
A6AH4, AMD I Hope 'VOU
MS DORMtj OUR. ABAeWCE.
- : ; ( $
Hieag Ag. -5e igloos lTsXEt ) t IMMR novm Sou CAM fa'T Bosw aud f ' i
I aduocats cr the rr:I??!?rflyou iutu-P Me out as 1 have, h 1 I
. Uwat o norr LTeCT L . A miu-.ou tus to t n r
PtAM IT 13 Voo? . f 1 -.jrOoNgTWlbirr,
T" ttXtr. "i ,1 lUriT 1 1 1 i m'l
, ., TIT J - I Vat Siulo AllUIUCJI
WANTED Good, clean rags, at The)
East Oregonlan office.
WANTKI Sewing, phone 482-W.
WANTETV-'-GIrl general houseworkr
In family. Wages 125. Write
Mis. T. Q. Sinclair, Bonneville, Ore.
HEMSTITCHING at the Singer shop.
Mall ordera promptly attended to.
BOY WANTED -Permanent position
for boy over fourteen years, not
going to school, for delivery and work
about store. Koeppen's Drug Store.
WANTED Tp lease wheat or alfalfa
farm. ..Address O B. unson, -ur
vullls, Ore.
WANTED Small boy with wheel. In
quire Model Cleaners.
WANTED To buy several head hogs,
100 to 150 lbs. Call or write Her
bert Thompson,- Pendleton. Ore.
WANTED Work In town by day la
borer. Phone 219W cr call 901 E. R.
R. . -
WANTED "Woman to cook on ranch.
Phone 4F4. i
WANTED Furnished modern house.
Adults only. Phone 711.
WANTED At once, kind nurse girl
for children, t-nonc m.j.
Farm Implements
THE "NON-SKIP" Weeder geU all
the weeds the rirsx iime "-
Held. Saves one-injru we m"-
woo L .
10.00 g l l.Oo '
8.0010.0
6.50ft 8.60
Yearlings
Wethers .
Ewea
SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS iMJ.r.. . . .
(Continued from page 1.)
besides being head of the college. Is
secretary of tho national Liberty Loan
drive for the state of Washington.
The work of the Kimball School of
Theology, located at Salem, Oregon,
was outlined by Its president. Dr. H.
J. Talbot, stle told of what the school
has done nd of Its alms for the fu
ture. He was followed by Dr. Carl G
Doney. head of Willamette University,
who eaid that the college of today has
a great mission to perform.
We must," said DrDoncy. "meet
the demands which ttii war-has put
upon us. Education ilays a great
part in the war program of today and
it Is our hope that Willamette will
ae of great assistance to the govern
nient." Deaconess Jeanette Sigerson and L.
W. Reeves of the Wenatchee hospit
al each spoe of the work of the hos
pital. At present the hospital, which
Is only three years old, is conducted
upon a small scale, but it is expected
that the Institution will beco ne larg
er. Three deaconesses are In charge.
. -ir u-.iiii.ir r.r th hosnital In
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Spokane, explained the plans for thn
new building and gave a repon 01 i-
work which will be accomplished tha
year. , A large number of visiting brothers
of the church from other confer
ences and fields of the church work
were Introduced to tne meeting in
.terday afternoon. Among these were
Rev. A. King. Canada; Dan Druinmltt,
J
AFTfeaSoO RFAOTHE HEVU3 OF wwr
OOB 60OD BcrtS ABB DOM& OVH2. AT
"WW
the Foour 1
BACK .TO TTJJia
TT THB 04CE
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FOR SALE 7 head -f good work
horses and two wagons- Inquire at
Dutch Henry Feed Tard.
FOR SALE Risidence property la
. west end of town near Hawthorne
school. Call at (21 Maple.
FOR SALE 4-cylinder Bulck, B-25:
has been run only 12.000 miles;
good tires. R. B. Aldrlch, East Ore
gonlan office-
FOR SALE Five-room strictly mod
ern house; lot 60x150; will lane
payments. Phone 661-
FOR SALE 2 young heifers, coming
fresh. . Inquire Chaa. Adams, No
lin. Ore.
FOR SALE 150 Rhodo Island Red
uulleta. March and April hatch.
Some now laying. Also 1 dot White
Leghorn Hens. Phone 10F5.
A GOOD PIANO for sale, cheap.. In
quire 612 Thompson-
Second-Hand Dealera J
V. BTROBLE, dealer in new --
ond nana gooas. v v..
,nd band goods. Cheapest Place tjbuy
musehold goods. Ill B. Cot rton
171-W. - -
IJraymen
CALL PENLAND BROS. VAN to
move your household goods. Tele
phone . Also baggage transfer
rins; and heavy naunoa
Architect
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national secretary of the Epworth
Ix.al5e. Mrs. Homer C. tuntz. wife
nl.nn K.untz: H. J. Talbott. pres-
"idem Kimball College, Salem; W. H
r,inlendent missionary home;
Rev. Lesley, pastor from Indiana con
ference; A. V. Bradock, financial sec
retary Deaconess Hospital, Spokane;
S. Clark Patchem, Spokane.
The speaker of the afternoon was
1-.- r.rcpo. Doney. president of
Willamette University, on 'The Mind
of America and France." This was
an appeal to the better patriotic in
stincts of man that held the rapt at-
,.ii,. nf every person wimm tne
sound of Dr. Doney's voice. .
Following are pastors wno nvt
answered "here" to the chronologi
cal roll call with which the conier
ence is opened:
Fred E. White. W. C. Reuter. W. C.
Evans. Olin W..MIntxer. D. M. Hel
mick. F. R. Kpaulding. Frank L.
it v uao-k. W. A. Pratt. Rob.
ert Warner. J. W. McDougall. P. C
Mooney. W. B. Eukin. Edward Bu-
ker ('.. A. Wells. Valhan Evans, f . S. .
. M . - ' . 1 1 d Rmtdnll.
r-r,.o,l,.r T. Ill Fertig. H. S. Randall.
John E Williams. J. C. Harvey. John
Evans C A. Hodshlre, B. E. Koontx,!
J. W. Caughlan, W. H. H. Forsyth, T.
A. Graham. William Hosklns. H. T.
Robinson. John A. Smith. H. U Beih-.
tol. Charles A. Smlthi R. I. Snyder,
lames H. Martin. J. B. Bird, H. G.
Clark. J E. Strebey,' Robert Brum
hlev. A. H. Morton. J. O. Hawk. U. C
Smothers. E. H. Longbrake. H. .
Perrv) Andrew Warner. Charles Mc
........v... 11 p Pemberton. J. W.
Poolton, W. B. -Young. Frederick L.
11 - " j
r.k. V. M. Jones. John S
anner-
sen. Charles M. Carson. John
Cook. Caleb G. Curry. C. W. Geisiler.
H. C. Kohr. Robert H- Allen. J. Phlt-
a
rtv XI 1 gj AJ
Hooe Nfco villtursi
PACE. '.AMD G1VC.U3 ,
OVER,.
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FRED B. BCHMIDT. Attorney at Law.
Room 4, Smltb-Crawford Bldg. .
D. W. BAILET, Attoeney at Las
Rooms 1. (, i, Despein BHilldleg.
U BO RGB W. COTJTTS. Attorney at
Boom 17, cnmiai um.
CARTER eV IMTTHE, Attorneys at
Law. Office la rear of American Wa-
tlonal Bank BnUQlng.
FEB eV FKB. Attorneys at Law. .9ee
la Despaln Building.
B 1. KBATOR, Attorney at Law. Boob
14, Smltb-Crawford Building.
I. A. NSWBERRT, Attorney at lW,
mltk-Crawford Building.
PBTBBSON BISHOP. Attorneys Mt
Law. Rooms I and 4, mltk-Oraw-ford
Bnlldlnej.
J AM KB B. PfoRRT, Attorney at JLaw
Office over xaytor ruiiwin
RAltslT eV RAI-KT. Attoraeya at Iw.
Office In Americas - National -Ban
Building. '
a. A. 1.0WKLU Attorney and Counsel
lor at law. urxioo vwvmm
Miscellaneous
HOPS S-lb. package of hops deliv
ered anywhere in the U. S. by par-
eel post, prepaid,, f 1. Address F. M.
Morley, Sllverton, Ore.
WILL TAKE CHILDREN to care for
afternoons and evenings. Phone
(71.
NO 2758 WON the Drake Vibrator.
Look op
Vaughan.
your
number. J-
In writing a classified ad be specific,
definite. Generalities befog your mea-
lip Armand, R. E. Gornall, John O.
Law, J. D. Lewellen. M. J. Perdue,
Louis Thomas, H. J. Wood, Charles
L. cressey, N. W. Hawk. A. F. Kron
man. C. E. Miller, Charles H. Schrie-
der, Calvin HA Bryan,-B. L. Clark.
Thomas Lawson. W. C. Stewart, Fred
M. Morton. Ernest C. Newnam, tien-
ry Attenborough, JT. G. Carrick, G. E.
Heineck, William N- Daniel, Morgan
Gallaher. Joseph M. Adams, Oliver
E. Faulker. - Stanley G. Logan.
Charles A- Burris. W. Neeblt Byers,
Walter S. Glelser. Henry T. oieen, r.
. Jackson. John Roberttion. J. Ed
gar Purdy, William H- Martin, nenry
A Wann. John A. Hoffman, Kay it.
Martin. Hubert Vincent, Harlan It.
Stone.
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I JUNE ELVIDtjE I I
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I m uiuirii -
i wn..-iuiit "i-wi I
Alta Today.
There Is more Catarrn In this sectloo of
the country than all other dlseaaea put
together, and for years It was supposed to
tne inrtiraDie. uw nt iiitwu - -
remedies, ana nr eonsiaour ' , 1
Tn inrai iivaiaieai uiini.'uirpi - -
F.-li'Zrlr bj cJm l tutiensl conditions sni
therefore requires constitutional treat-
men, . . .terra -.n.-
la a constitutional remedy. Is taken la tera-
ally and acts tlirn the lilnod on- the M
rous Surfaii-a of the S.mleis. One Ilundred
reus r-Mrisi-ea 01 1 nr -' ' - , -
llollsrs reward Is offered for any case thai
Jail's Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Bene
for clmilsrs and testlmonlnla.
. F. J. CHUNKY ft Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by nnurclsts. T.V.
Hall's family Tills for constipation.
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DRTNK HOT WATER AND RID
IjOfNTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST
Why rheumatism and lumbago
1. . u
, noi wai'4 edui iiiuunng uciuic BiedMdii
RUST A)
IRON l-
Just as coal, vlion It burns, learea
U'liinU a tviUii. a mount of iitfombua
tible matfriul in Ii form of ahes, so
t be 'food and drink taktu day after day
laai-a.- a t list at I 1 lllv t t al T V fHIll! 11 a-T Latin
amount of indigestible material, which
-.t rv..a.U- .iMlhalad' S..h slV
11 11' VUIU ' ' v . '
twratatatel duv.1 f..P tils IllillitinS Of tlssftf T I
n hu-ii infest th Ihjwpi. r rom nu umh (
of left-over wate material, toxin and
a : 1.1-.. ..,.;..e..i oall.ul irii ai-iii tell
piUIUH I llf - MKT- (IVIW11J-, i"i. ... ea- . --
I .. ...i l,..n ii. Lent into I tie blouJ
' ; vntiniif ... circulate. culUvtinfri
pTMn ir grain in tlit joints of Hie body j tu'injf; tin daily iiit'rual a.iiitittion. .
imtch like runt collevts ou tlte liiiiis a of hot attr itli a teanKaful
UiOHn aitove. . ' f lie"Mie jiliUa(', drank before.
j - 1 ..r... f.... l..n..h.rL(.l u Uifiillv int ntmtinsi
-Ht'B UnU infD HV Willi t I ' '111
rlt.-itnut i-m or iri. atrff. aH:iiii
slioul-l lieu in driitkin-' pbupliated
it water. n't a a me-in : bu-
f from put ii. but to pre wnt morel
acid ftrm:air in tlie tm. lW-fore
ettt.iiif bnakftM ra-b miniintf. drink ai
if of teal hot wilier with a te-n.n-
uf linetone plu.-phate in il. I In 1
seute
We will -uy (0 tons alfalfa heyj
also 10 tons wheat hay. Phone !,
Penland Broa, Transfer. .
in ioi:ki. '
The following described animal hae
been taken up by the marshal of the
City "of Pendleton, to-wlt: '
One old blask marev. weight about
1100 Iba, branded m right ahoul-
deif said animall not claimed by
the owners or those entitled to Its
possession, costs and expenses pnUl
and taken away within ten day from
the date hereof, then at S C,,VP'
m. of the 6th day ef September, l tj.
said animal will be sold to the- high
. . . . , .. a k..ki4 Biiciinn for cMn,
est OlUUtT, nr. ...
at the City Pound, in said City of Pen
dleton, the proceeds oi "-
be applied to the payment of auen
costs and expenses of making sale
Dated this 26th day of Augu.t 11.
AL ROBERTA,
City Marshal
Strayed.
From near Meacham," one gray
i branded J B on left
.houlder; also roached. Reasonable
reward for Information icauu's " -recovery.
Address.
Pendleton, Ore
Box 11 J. or Box IS, Meacham Oregon.
v "ntu. "
The Eastern Hide ar Junk Co. wilt
be closed" Saturday and Sunday be
cause of the holiday. Kushnee Tam-
kpr. '
Anctloneers
makes a specially ,,t
and machinery sales. Tb M
gets yon the money." Leave ee-aers) as
Kast Oregonlan Office.
ARMY OFFfCKR ARRESTED OX
81PFLV SCANDAL OUArMJB
Captain Aubrey Vaughn of tha
United States army has made a con
fession in connection with charges In
the raincoat supply scandal.-and his
testimony will be used in the prose
eutun of the 'contractors. ..
CHICHESTER S PILLS
a th siAiiin Ma . a
ILA 'K FIIU U WA mmA b.M mttiuc
Z, -I K..ts. wM with Bim iUbbom. "
esavj -ftM jr r - j
f SlMolO HRAND riLI, ft. IS
I nMilaHMBaliSSatAltiTtK.H
SOU BY DUiGG&TS VIOTHUS
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sufferers should' drink phosphated
: Lr 1 t.r a
rust or '
RHEUMATISM
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the tomafha livrr. kidnrr sad bowHf 1
trie previous. da' avcuinulstiwu of tux I
ins ami potsoti; thus citmn, iwwtfB J
in; sad freshening tlie euttm aiiuipntsrv i
rnusi. eacn moruiii. teture (tutting mors
hi iwu miu tne aiuumcii. ,
, J A qturUr pound of ltiuestone pho
-j phete vot Terr little at tr ru storr i
sl.but i u,Kifnt to O'etW? auy Ti.fumatie J
.out i u"K,ient 10 ave muy nirum.uc
or luultaye atttTerer au jitiiUfia.t vn tlie
imirninil inauU itntli
.
t Alii I toll ttl DMiolit Livn tht-if lolltt
free frtmi 1 1 rlifumatit: afid bv prae
I e-ea.e. e- ,-- -
) i uU, it i an r eiirai nea.rn piHRure
.h-i H-e it .b-n-w tlie aliMittary ortfaiiia
! f all tle aie, ra and 'r l-rinea-
tatnw. mak.nii oie i--i; an.j iei ciean.
rt and fr.-h at day.
TlHe w d. tr tin f.r one swr
nod t-wm- lrt- fn (r.-m k ia.v-.
cotitiptt. aiuirt. ..
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