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DAILY EAST OHEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OKCEON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1913. FACE SEVEN f 1 jj KilBt(j1aj ims"''' "slslsj Wiliimil hj Notices, Business Opportunities Lqcals, Iost, Etc.,! Clac3ific4 for Eaay Reference. EIGHT PACES 4 i ' i NEW TODA KKW TOVA.Y, v Each ' W 4vrtlsittmt will b run unlj mKuw reder" fur the Hrnt lusortlun only. During subsequent Insertions of the ad It will mmi-ttt, under lla proper classifies Lion. FOli, BAEHjilpk 37 Roadster. Ka8y lurujH, Ji(m)re at H04 East Court. NEW TODAY, x t aJ of Thanks. Wd. wish to thank, our friends for 1 their kindness to us during the illness and death of our beloved wife, mother and sister. Also for the many beau tiful floral tributes. WILLIAM K. WKLCH. ... MRS. KARL. COUTT8. MRS. WILLIAM ISAACS, Mil. JOHN 8TKVKNSON. MR.' OKO, STISVENHON. Fob Sale,. ROOM. Olid bcunl. t'hone 4K2R. HOY, JlirwilT! That's some butterl Ciolrirtn Wet, It's the best. Coats no mar. Order from your grocer. THE) FUR RALIi at the Paris adver tised to beKln Monday, hus been postponed 'unUI Tuestlny, owing to tha stores Being closed; today. ruiJAijwnteW. Owner can have sanfa by urovlne- property and pay Inif for fhlaud. Inquire this office. u... -.iL.en.sj -ijmbjju L,i.u es !1 Cor.lt o( Tliuiiks In We( wish, to espress our sincere thnnlut t. our many Wends for their kindness and sympathy to tie In the ath. of our son, sntb brother. Lou CaHteel. who. whs killed in action I'" rune; October , IH 8. ' MHHj" MAIfV CASTKBU ". VVAfcTKll CAHTKKL. HAIff 1AKTK1-;U 'FKKr CAKTKKI, WIFR.' "MM. A,NI UH KLMEIl NIC'l") ' ' Police U, lia llrdjH-cd.. . . KALEMk. Or.,- Nov. . Intimation was given by Governor Wlthycombe today that while he will order demo, blllzatlon of the Oregon Military Fe lloe down to a handful of men, he will probably remiest the next leuls luture. to provide for a state constab ulary of about 25 men to help in gen- erai law enforcement work. Cutting oi-wn the military police Is necessl- tuted by failure of the 40.00Q addi tional revenue raining bill to pass at the recent election. It la probable thut no more than ir men will be left In lha military polce. FOR UA1.K Modern house and four lota with garage.' 226 Jon St Fen dleton, Ore. 8, & Butler, 1113 Indiana Avenue, Spokane, Washington, FOR BALK Full blood II. I. ' R. 'Cockerels. ' Early March hatch front. strong laying strain. Extra good col' or, weighing from, 7 to t pounds. Phone 10F6. FOR SALE-FulL blood S. C. White- Leghorn pullets. F. A.. Oordan, Jr. Phone 486. I. i FOR SALE rMllch cows. Also 2ft head stock, cattle. Phone 801 Hazle, corner Court. WOW. In tha County, Court .of UmafJJIa county, state or Oregon. In the matter .of .the .Instate ..of Charles L. C'orhran, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the 3rd day of December, 1918, at- ten o'clock said day has-been fixed as the time,. and the county court room at the-court house, Pendleton, Oregon, as the place, where hearing of objection may 'be made to the final account ot the undersigned which, lias been Tiled in the above entitled cause. , DORIS W. MAILEjr. Administratrix, FOR 8ALE Spring, chickens. Phone 631. 00 Cottonwood street. FOR SALE yew household furniture and house for rent. 720 Aura. MILCH COWS of beat Jersey blood for sale. Bee It, Ferguson, 1 mile cost of Eastland, SECOND HAND. PIANO for sale In good condition. Parties leavina city. Telephone' 1565 J. Wanted: WANTED Good, clean rag at The Eaat Oregonlan office. WANTED Sewing, phone 41 1-W. WANTEDGIrl general housework. 1 In family. Wages I2S, Writ Mrs, T.. G, Sinclair, Bonneville, Ore. HEMSTITCHING at the 8lnger shop. Mall order promptly attended to. WANTED Experienced girl Palm. 2 Main street. at The WANTED HlKh school boy, 14 year or older, with bicycle tor evening messenger work. Apply Sunday morning, o'clock Western Union Telegraph. Co. WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. Stat cash price, full description. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. FOR BALE Ford car, nearly 'Inquire Stroble Cigar store. . . new. What will become of the Brest-Llto-vk "treaty-' when both parties to thai notorious forgery ore kicked out? Hunaary purpooes henceforth to cook Iib goulash according to the die tates of its own conscience. WANTED Modern 4 or S room fur nished- or partly furnished house. not too far out, or t or J room nicely furnished apartments for two. No children, mother and daughter. Phone 583 or write Box 761. For Rent. APT AND ROOM ALTA APT8 FURNISHED APT. Hamlttoa Court HOUSEKEEPING! ROOMS, fvl Clay FOR RENT BLKEPIN' room, . Willow. Phone 4MB. DOWNSTAIRS Apartment. 401 Aura. WHEAT RANCH for lent,' i mile. from town. Address Box St. Pen dleton, Ore. FURNISHED APARTMENTS doe In. - 777 Thompson. Attorneys. FRED E. SCHMIDT. Attorney at Law. Room 14, Smith-Crawford Bldg. D, W- BAILEY, Roomi 7, I, t. Attorney at Deepaln Building. GEORGE W. COUTT8. Attorney at Law. Room 17, Schmidt Mock. CARTER SMYTH E. Attorney mt Law. Office In rear of American National Bank Building. FEB at FEE, Attorney at Law- Of fice In Deepaln Building. FOR RENT Furnished room and apartment. 407 W. Alta. Pbone 1177W. FOR RENT On Locust Hill, modern bouse. Inquire Ralph Folsom. Nice- sleeping room, 723 Aura. WANTED Woman or girl for gea. eral housework. Must be experi enced and no objections to children. Address Box IR-S, Adams, Ore. WANTED Good second hand bicycle, Phone 190 or 113. From Berlin to Bagdad is now con siderably farther than It waa. Found FOUND On Fendleton-Echo road, tail lamp and license No 2639. Owner can have same by calling at Ibis office and .paying charge. sKIUND-p-Grey and money. Owner can have purse containing key me by calling at this office and paying charge; , WAR M ROOMS for winter. Furnace heat, electrio lights, bath, reason able. The Perkins, (21 Willow.. FOR RENT Large front room of modern, house, 10 Turner, phone 6K7-R. WANTED Chambermaid, Address X this office. , R. L. KEATOR, Attorney at Law. Room 24, Smith-Crawford Building. 3. A. NEWBERRY; Attorney at Law. Smith-Crawford, Building. Farm L&ni For Salf 4M Aero Complete Wheat llain h. In the heart of the famoti Ks.nl r tat country of Adam county Washington, Land- lay perfectly level, 120 acre In good, clean sum merfaliosr, 120 In atubbl. Oood set of farm buildings. Two mile to) good markegj on fine macadam road. Price S per acre. Including all stock and machinery, to run tha Place. 20 tons of hay and other reed some household furniture. Fog full particulars, ea or writ Patey H. Clark, Rltxvllle. Wash, For SatAV ", ' ' Rye and white winter .'barley. W. Collins, Pendleton. . H. Aacttuneer PETERSON BISHOP, Attorneys at Law. Rooms X and 4 Smith Crawford Building. JAMES B. PERRY. Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Hardware Company. RALEY AND RAX.EY, COL. W.- F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer. snake a specialty of farmer stock and machinery sales. "The man. that gets you the money." Leave order at East Oregonlan Office. Law- Office in American National Bank. Building.. TIME CARD Weston-Pendleton Auto Stas Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:41 a- m. and 12:45 p.. Attorneys a Leaven. Athens, for. Pendletoo at 1:0 Business Opportunities FOUND Back off of ladle gold watch. -Owner can have same by calling at office and paylrlg for this notice. It It lives up to Its reputation, the famous old law of compensation Is likely to strain ltatil after the war. UISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED In every, state for new auto clutch lock. The cleverest and most effec tive anti-theft device on me. market automatically disengages tha clutch and locks It so car can not be moved under its own power. Big money maker for ambitious hustler. Exclu sive territory given. $00 to. $1000 necessary. American Auto Clutch Lock, 803 West Ninth street, Los An geles, Cal. 8. A. LOWELL, attorney and counsel-, lor at law. Office in Dsapalit Bldg? Lost On the national government's cault budget system would be in the na ture of a safety lock. . Only the worthy persists. Flap doodle goes, but flapjacks go on for ever. LOST Bank book containing 60 Liberty Bond No. 493478. and other papers. Ftnder return this office. Reward. This war has made the democracies alt up and show- the autocracies what real efficiency looks like. win AO COIiTWW A PfD CLAKSIFIiSD lUSUWrOH. ' Counting six. ordinary word to. tha line- end. oaargeaV by . . . . tha, lis .. , . : , T . . Want ad and locals. Rale Per Mm, First Insertion, pep Una 1 Oo. Each add. isaertios, par liaeu ie One week- (six lnaectlooa), each Insertion, per line.. Be 1 mo. eaurlv Insertion, pes ;lia 4 t month contract, each In sertion, per Una lo 12-month contract, each In sertion, per Una , Zo No ads taken. for leas than 2&e Ads taken over the telephone only from East Oregontaa sub-: ecribers and those listed in the Telephone Directory. Copy must be in our office not later than 1:30 o'clock; day of publication, a. m. and 1:00 p. m. Leaven Adama for. Pendleton nt a. m. and 1:20 p. m. Leaves, Pendleton (Allen-Knight . (store) fo Weston at 10 a, sa. and 4 : 0a p. m. .: : S?cond-Iland Dealers V. STROBLE, dealer In new and sec ond hand goods. Cash paid for second hand goods.. Cheapen pWe to buy. household goods. 210 E. Court, Phone 271W; . Farm Implements THE "NON-SKIP" WEEDER gee all ' - th weed tha first time nv r th field. Save one-third the time ana doe lot better- work. Ord.jr now. Pendleton Weeder Work, tit Cotton wood street. ' . In the. midst of all tha other excite ment everybody might begin, to edge in , a little Christmas., shopping. Draymen CALL PENLANb BROS.' I'AN TO movo your household goods. Tele Phone 839. Also baggage transfer ring and heavy- baullng. Yon may have printable bualne relations for year to corns with soane on yon will coma to know first thru our next eiaselfled adt Miscellaneous ATTENTION. LADIES Hooverlxa and, take jour old, suits and furs to be remodeled to the "Model Tailor and Cleaners" Hi Main St. . MOTOR HOSPITAL ifiELll WORK .':tfjt .'t? - ' '' ' I- ' . CAN KfDVB DURING " OPERATION WORK 911)168.5 Sections, Each ! ' Complete Surgical a Group, ! r .BtrVlTKt PRESS) : IAR1$ cay Mail.) Thft Hrnt complet4( in.hlle uperatlnn unit Htlldh. in saw nail al In ttnva hsa lluoa ft hundreda of American noldlers by glv- : v" -acimi, .snuctii on ,tn,- Amwican mechanlolans. J cooks and 25 privates, ford facilities for the boys to writ roe-the entire unit there are 2 ofti cein,' M perms, arid IS'j etilinted men. exolmlve pf th. me 'hanlcal 1 repair uitlt."Th anaehetin with the travel honbltar took 'a special 6, weeks tcourxe In administering anaesthetfes ut the Mayo hoHKllaJi Rooheeter. Minn. .. Thera are, 4 heavy trucks with each section; the power truck, tha sterling lug truck, and 2 truck to hjiul the unrratiug tiavltlon anitsuppllds, Includ- j Ins a complete camp kltchen.- The enlinted personnel Is composed lurgely kit studtnts Of the Univerelty 06 California, trained at AUemown 'f Orders 200 Tons of Gum for Soldiers Jp-VRIS. Oct. S. (By malt) The home, the order Includes one-fifth ton of fountain pen Ink. One of the items not unaually associated - with war needs is 1 ton ot talcum powder, 3 tons of shaving soap and about 3 ton of safety razors, razor blades, and shaving brunhes. Another un usual item is 7 tons of playing cards. Among other more Interesting en tries of the monthly order is one-fifth ion of watches. 3-9 ton of pocket combs, 31 tons of cough drops, 17 tons of tooth paste and 2 tons of tooth, brushes. On of the bltrgBHt demands Is for soap of which 9 tons are requisition ed, together with six tons of towels, j And last and most remarkable on the Hat la 77 tons of chewing gum. lug them 'quick medical attention on tin field. Is now In serv-e at the flout. During henvy flichtlng the entire out fit Is able to move whi-rever needed within a few hours and bexin perform ing oMratlons. The unit was sent to Fiance by the division of general sur gery In the stirKeon-Reneral's office. The unit constlxls of & sections, each of which Is a complete operating arroup. The sections move on motor ' trucks with trailers and the personnel Is Tarried by automobiles. There la a Mir double rnnva lent with metal; fbirtrlng, which forms' the ' operating pn vlllon. 'tr trucks carry a sterUi luting outfit, an X-rnv outfit, medi cines, drum) and surgical Instruments, firotipR of surgeons, nurwes and orrier ' Ilea -A number of mechanics acenm puny the caravan to care for the trucks and keep the entire outfit In repair. One truck carries a BO-horse-power j boiler which supplies power for1 an electric light plunt and for operation of the X-ray. In less than an hour after arriving where needed the operating pavilion can be erected and the operating room ready to receive patients. Each enctlnn Is capable of handling 24 cases In 24 hours. During slack times the unit is quartered near a base hospital! ready to rush to any point upon call. 4 Trucks In Section ' In each section of the unit there are 1 majors, a captains or 1st lieutenants. J t hief nurse. 2 operating rooms nurses snd 7 asKltants, beside sergeants. DRIVING AMBULANCE TOOTAME FOR "CASEY" (t.llow In he fwSjups ofr his brother r'Oilglas; tnu nn.E uoe among mw aih Expeditionary Force -for sweetmeat 1 ' ' ' ' 1 "' I, .l,un hv IIik (inli.'nf ihk'T M' f ROM-E. Oct. . By. mall.) A. for candy, sugar and chocolate for FfcjJith''ra.sey';CmnbeU wants to October delivery. The "Red, Trian gle" people will distribute about 6M.000 pounds of sweets to American soldiers during the month., or 3.332 In the order are 200 ton of Jam. 2oo tons of chocolnte bars. 175 ton of boxed candy. 'and many tons of other forma of candr. Altogether the "Y" has placed nr d rs for 6248 tona of sweets and mla-ot-llnneoUK supplies for delivery In France In one month. One of the largest Items on the list is tobacco ! 820 tons of c!areues, 187 of smoking tobacco and 178 of chewing tobacco. - For the natives of Missouri and ad jacent regions the "Y" is orderlnn two-fifths of a ton of "barnyard meer schaums" or corncob' ptpea. To af- erlcan aviators in France- "Casey" han been attached to a Harvard am bulance, unit of the American Red Cross In Italy, and this unit left Rome on Saturday night "homeward bound." . But Casey means to stop off In Paris to enlist, In the ranks of the American aviation corps if that la at all possible He, along with the rest of his unit, has been dec orated by the King of Italy for brav ery at the front, but he Is anxlons to get a "doner up" view of hostilities than falls to the lot of the average ambulance driver. Campbell is a member of the class of 21, Harvard, and is a native of California, being a son of Prof. Camu. b H, astronomical Instructor at Mount Hamilton. San Jose. His brother Douglas, who. was lightly hurt in a ful from his plane In France la now recuperating In America. PATRIOTISM WRONGLY rsEi says judge: ALAMEDA. Nov. 11- "Patriotism" said Judge Wemmann of the police court; in sentencng John Miranda to 90 days in Jail, "ha come to. cover niore multitudinous sins than were ever charged ' to society!" Then he went on to say that many a private grudge had been settled under the. guise- of patriotic seal. Miranda, according to. the evidence, severely beat .August Mahlatedt be cause he had failed to buy a Third Liberty Bond some months ago. The evidence tended to show that Miran da, who is a shipworker, kicked his opponent In the face while he was ly ing on the-ground, unconscious." Judge Weinman foud Mirada guilty of battery ad sentenced, him to 90 days in Jail. rilQVIESSHQWHQW TAIL SPIN FEELS AVIATION TEACHING FILMS REMARKABLE EMPLOYED HIST FIST TO SAVE GRENADE When a young man begins to In quire about a girl's ability to cook It la up to her to ascertain If ha can provide the necessary materia. Love Is supposed to be a tender pas sion, but sometimes the girl's father makes it a tough proposition. ' DOINGS. OF THE DUFFS Tom Thought They All Had Spanish Flu. r By ALLraan URIC ACID IN MEAT CLQGS THE KIDNEYS For Itching Torture Jj YAK I" A GLASS OF S.VI.TS IF YfH'R it.U'K ih'kts or m.AnnKii HOTIUWt.S. There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation and that makes tha ekJa, soft, , clear and healthy. . " . . " Any drugRist can uply you with ' remo, which generally overcomes all ski diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, pim ples rashes, blackheads. In most cases civ way to semo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overniRht Itching usually stops insiamiy. - ""-i antiseptic liquid, clean, asy to use and dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra tarn bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, is not greasy or sisrky and is positively si for tender, sensitive skina , . The E. W. Rom Co.. Cleveland, O CHICHESTER S PILLS " ' urn iiiaisond Bno. V ,-v i iMAMiOB It NAM 111,1. S. for S Mt krH)W4UIHfl. si ran, Aiw-yi Kcllil H SOLD Br BKl'liu&lJ IVMiWir' It you must have your moot every day. eut It, but flush your kidney wlth-Kiilts eccastoniillyt ays a tinted iLiithnrUy who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost paral yzes the kidneys In their efforts to es pe It from the blood. They become slugglMh and weaken, then you siffer with a dull misery In the kidney re gion, sharp pnjiie in the beck or sick hfttdnt-he. diKV-'nOK, ' your stomach sours, tongue s coated end when the weuther la bad you, have rheumatic twinges The ttrlite gets cloudy, run of sediment, the channels often get sore Snd Irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the nirrht. To neulrnlle these Irritating acids to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous wpnle get four ounces of Jnd Salts from any- phar macy here: taJte a tablespoonful In S glass of water hefore breakfast for a Tew dnys and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Jnlce. combined with llthla, and ha been used fur generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise acids In urine so it no lonaer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot In Jure, and mskes a delightful efferves csnt llthls-wster drink. . " , J R-rf I r ,i .... -Oi peppec n- - - 1 r' r1 h , -IF OH. Doc. Come Miflli Whirl of Horizon and Sky Photographed From Plane. WASHINGTON. Nov 9.-To facil itate teaching of the science of avia tion to cadets at our various flying fields, the IT. S. air service has just j completed a series of motion picture I films that are northing short of re- j mark a ble. j Some of these were made- under di- i rectlon of the late Maj. Kant, who was killed at Garden City, jV it, recently in an automobile accident, while, oth ers have been made under the direc tion of the air medical research lab oratory. These films, photographed, depict all sorts of aerial acrobatics ! and convey an Idea of what the cadet -may expect whet) he first tries seriaj maneuvers. The cadet learns theo retically all about the tall spins from the time they enter the ground, school, but thetii imagination is piqued with wondering what the sensation Is like and 'how they will recognize tha tail ;spin once they are Ir It. ' Sky "WliirLs." Hy photographing the whirl- of the horizon and sky from an airplane during a tail spin. It is posible to give the student a very fair idea of what he may txpect. Tha sr nation pro duced Is that the plane Is standing villi and the earth aud k , going nreund In a mad whirl. Inasmuch as the chances ere about 1.000 to 1 thai an airplane out ot control immediat ely goes into a tall spin, (of "vrllia" i ati It Is called abroad) the necessity: of preparing the flyer for this is of! prime importance and the motion pic-j li'.re film becomes Indispensable. Ot J ciiurs the more advanced- acrobatio i tricks- from the pilot's point of view. I such astha "barrel roll", in which the ; ship nH over and over sidew.se like a barrel; the -renversemen. and tha loop starting In both upward and downward directions, are 'ilustrated with these movies. ( HedhK.'oa Oasbcsi It Is the new system of asignlng flight surgeons and phystcial directors, recently inaugurated by tha medical service, that is reducing the percentaga of crashes at the fields. The fight surgeons have been specializing for months on the health, of the airman and flying cadet and have done a great deal of careful research work which is proving ot immense value. Th physical directors, who prior to the war were traluert of football teams, or athletic Instructors, also are making ja careful study of the airmen and are looking after his physical welfare and st elng that he obtain pro pes ezerclH. This exercise necessarily has to be strenuous and s.sciallzed so as to counteract the effects of air sickness (which Is similar to sea sickness; headache and earache. dua to high al titude work. ... LOXDOX. Oct. 1. (By mail ) Walter Ernest Brown, an Aus tralian Infantry corporal ' is a, strenuous advocate of tha "knockout." When a group of enemy snip era started picking off some "pussies," Brown, acting on his own initiative, crept out along the shallow trench and niadttf a dash towards the Hun post ' With a grenade in his hand he stood at the door of the dug out and called on the Germans to surrender. One of the enemy rushed out. and Brown knocked him cold with a blow of his fist, retaining lbe grenade for the others. Lsoud cries of "jKamerad!' were heard, and from tha dug out an officer and eleven Heln- les appeared. Brown brought the entire lot .back, snd recently . as given the Victoria cross fur his exploit. Th greatest bet ever mad waa tha llhsbet. f Uncle Sain; here's a bun. ired and Verity raiilions. Keep the boy on their toea another; yew? That's the message you'll be standing to your Unci i Sammy when you put the United War Work Cam. peign oves- the top. COUGHING SPELLS EREAK YOUR BEST Put a stop to them with old' rcHabie Dr. King's New , " Discovery That ran. boars throat must b soothed. That phlegm-loaded chesc cutst be iDoeaoedk Hut cough musa be checked so you caa sleep. r- King's Nest Discovery has bees) asUeving colds. anJ cough (or hsU a century without th least diss(rseaUa after-effects. Your druggist has It because it Is well-known and in big detiianti. 60c snd S1.20L Try this for Constipation Keep the bowel, on sclwlttls tima witlt, ts. King's New Lue fiils, tla Svhtef fmd iracn poisoaou waste, th complextioa clear, th stonwi wset, the ron'i uaooatsd, th brnxit untainted, Mild yet positive J;,