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TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREOON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, lf)19. C -3 TWELVE IP ACES , , 4'-'- U I I . Delivering Hie Goods IS ONE OF THE PROBLEMS CON FRONTING . EVERY PRODUCER TODAY. THE MAN WHO HAS AN ACASON TRUCK ILS SOLVED ' HIS PROBLEM. Umatilla Auto Co. Don Pruitt, Pres. AT CAMPHfcXL. rKENTZEl. SIOTOR CO. 722 Cottonwood St. Phone 46 Uolitd . C li Up "is kMtmca 'Cbmedu a clam by Itself You Can't Cure Rheumatism With Liniments and Lotions r look tor rr.fi'W,T THE RED RAU- aMtd'l Tntnr. MARK itz.i - I : i I Fiitartns 6 Ammunition (a P21IS Keep the stomach well, die liver active, the bowels regular, and the breath will be sweet and healthy. But let poisons accumu late in the digestive organs, the system becomes clogged, gases form in the stomach and affect the breath. Correct the;; conditions with i Beecham's Pills. They promptly regulate the bodi ly functions and are a quick remedy for sour stomach and Bad Breaila SU mrrW la BMMh 10 2Gc VISIT Happy Day's NEW FOUNTAIN For the coolest and best drinks in town. Plain Soda. 'aok mixed drink you want. Golden West Ice Cream be cause lt'a a Pendleton product and better. Try our milk shake. Cliquot and Puritan einger ale. Club Try a "Kelly" Cigar, 3 for 20c UNIVERSITY RECORDS 2000 MEN IN SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu Bene, May 21. TwoJhousand students of the University ol Oreeon served in the m'ar, according to a service rec- ord just completed by Emma Wooton Hall, secretary nt military affairs on the campus. Thirteen ranks are rep resented in the list headed by two colonels and five lieutenant colonels. Colonel Creed Hammond, of Eu gene, has the distinction of being the ranking colonel of the state of Ore gon. He entered the University in 1889. Colonel Calvin U. Gantenbein, judge of the circuit court of Portland, granduated from the University law school in 1891. The five lieutenant colonels ars Frank Reid Mount of Oregon City who received his A. B. degree In 1908 and his M. D. In 1911: Condon C. Mc- J Cr.rnack. of Eugene, graduate of 1910; nn naimona tsaroer. graauate oi 1893: James A. Gailogly, of Gladstone. Oregon, a member of the class of 190r and later a graduate of West Point is now a student of Interna tional law at King's college. University of London; R. C. Tenney, a member of the medical faculty, went to France with base hospital 46. 490 Commissioned. The total number of commissioned officers is 490. of whom 446 are in the army, 24 In the navy, ft in the marines and 11 in Y. M. C. A. and Red Cross service. Eighty two were candidates for commissions when the armistice was signed. There are 173 forme? T'niversity men In the list of non. commissioned officers and 28 are are petty officers In the navy. Ranking as commissioned officers are 4go men. The list Includes two colonels, five lieutenant colonels 26 majors. 80 captains, 207 first lieuten ants. 176 second lieutenants. 6 senior lieutenants, 20 ensigns, one Red Cross colonel, three Red Cross lieutenants, two Red Cross captains and seven Y. M. C A. officers. Of privates and rank unknown are 44 men and 26 women. ) 43 Give Jives. Forty-three men died in the serv ice. Something over 600 men en listed while members of the Univer sity student body and something like over 500 saw overseas service. The lint is not entirely complete ai. the questionnaires which were sent out have not all been returned. Torturing Pain Promptly Return in All Their Intensity IN taking your theatrical flights this season, don't miss seeing "Going I P, a musical comedy that has been the vogue in New York for the past year. In the first place It has the solid foundation of a really amueing and coherent plot. In the second place a captivating score. In the third place it is presented by a thoroughly- capa ble cast and In the fourth place it has a spirited, well chosen and good to look nt chorus. . A musical comedy that measures up to these standards Is too good 'to be overlooked. To begin with, its story Is one of the best that has been re lated in play form In years, Its book nd lyrics by Otto Ilarbach and James Montgomery are snappy and full of pep' nnd lis music by Louis A. Hirseh tuneful and whistly, and to end with, it is presented by Cohan & Harris, and this fact alone should he sufficient guarantee T of Its worthwhtleness. Therefore, wo repeat, In making up your program of amusement don't overtook "Going Up." OltEGOX THEATER, 1 IIUltSIAY, SLAV 22. -I Three Runs in First Give Seals Fast Game (AX FRANCISCO. May 21. Three runs In the first Inning was enough for the Seals and they beat Portland In the first game. 3 to 1. Batteries Pennington, Penner and Baker; Smith and Baldwin. LOS AXGETjES, May 21. The lo cals got an early lead in the first game with Seattle and piled up a 7 to 3 score for the first win. Batteries Bowman. Valencia and Cook; Aldridge and Boles. .-r SACRAMENTO, Slay 21. Two runs In the ninth broke a tie and gave Con Dung Low Louies Place Fine home-made FISH NOODLES Chili Con Carne, Span ish style. Chop Suey, Chinese style. All kinds of Soup. Short Order Meals. Good Steaks. Lunches, Coffee, etc China Tea for Sale UNDER STATE HOTEL Car. Wekk aul CoUeaw Btm. Thona (17. Pendleton. Ore. There is only one place for that delicious CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM KOEPPEN'S The Drug Store That Serve Too EmL Vernon the first game, 4 to 2. It was Gardner's second defeut in 11 games. Batteries Houck, Dawson and De vormer; Gardner and Fisher. SALT LAKE CITY, May 21. Oak land hit Slarkle hard und took the opening game, 10 to 4. Three home runs featured the game. Batteries Kremer and Elliott; Markle, Gould and Byler. American League KcsuHs. Philadelphia 1, Chicago 2. Boston 6. St. Louis 4. NaUonal League Results. Cincinnati 5, New York 7. Chicago 3. Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 7. Pittsburg 3, Boston 2. $2,000,000 FORTCXE FAILS TO WIN GIRL I'llOM NAVY 4 "4 ' 1 4K 4 s f it . ft-' VUSSlBETTJfXflSHtH Although Miss Betty Fisher, yeo man (ft second class, otherwise yeo manette. ,is now a millionaire twice over, she Intends to remain in the navy until placed on Inactive service. She has been wearing the uniform for more than a year. Miss Fisher. whose home Is in New York, was in. formed recently that an, uncle, John I. Me.Mahon, who was an Oklahoma oil producer, had left her hla entire fortune of more than 2, 000,000. Irofoiwor Made Pa(uloroa IX4c4rate. UXIVBRHITY OF OREGON, May 21. Dr. Charles H.' Edmonson, pro fessor In zoology In the 'University. has been appointed delegate to the meeting of the western amnion or tn American Association for the Ad vancement of science, which convenes in Pasadena, California, June 19-21. Let Us Send You a "Swift Dollar" For a Pocket Piece It will interest you. I'ni.erty AnUUctrla Honored. 1 W J VK Uf IT Y O ROR EflON. K u ?ne. May 21. The I'nlverHlty fVhoo) of Architecture ha lwn elected aa! ithe fonrtwnth member of the amwria-j-!tlon of ViHR(a.te W-hools of Arch-1 ; torture. This van the mpwajre con j talned in a telt?ram to Preidnt P. I ., Campbell of the rnlvrty from j ri?an wrnM, of the chnj of ar Ichitecture, who I now attending a meetlnif of the nwwr lat Ion nnd a con-! IS Ml "V It shows where the money, goes that Swift & Company takes in. V It shows that out of every , dollar received by Swift & Company from the sale of meat and by-products in 1918 . - . 1 Swift and Company paid for live animal 85.00 cents 2 Swift and Company paid out for labor, freight and other expenses - - -12.96 cents 3 Swift & Company had left a profit of only - - . - - 2.04 cents ' Total 100.00 cents The 2.04 cents remaining as. profit equals only a fraction of a cent per pound. It is too small to affect materially the price of live stock to the farmer or the price of meat to the consumer.' A ''Swift Dollar" will be mailed you on request. Address ' i '. ' ? Swift & Company ' U. S. Yards, Chicago .31 Ton may as well throw your lini ments to tbo liiniii, it you ogpeot them to rid you of tho pans of rheumatism. In fact, the sooner you discard forever the use of nil form's of local treatment, the oooer you will get on the Tiirut track which leads to rational moans of ruliuf. For you can rub n4 rub from now Until doomsday, mid you will never make ray proress tuwnrd lidding yourself of rliutunatlsDi, be cause such treatiuont dues not ap proach the source of the disease Bemember from tho outset that tho pungs of rheumatism come from a deepseatud cause, nnd that sim ply rubbing the painful parts of tho body bus no cITect on tha dis ease itself. 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This inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you will soon be as well as ever. There is nothing better. The Children Will Want It TO EACH GIRL OR BOY Who brings or sends to the East Oregonian office one new Daily subscriber by carrier for 1 month or longer; or one new Daily subscriber by Mail for 3 months or longer; or one new Semi-Weekly subscrib er by mail for 1 year; or any subscriber renewing their Daily subscription for three months or longer or Semi-Weekly for one year. 1'Olt yOl'B CONVENIENCE USE TIJIS COUPON East Oreifonlan Pub. Co. ' Gentlemen: Please send me "Uncle Billy's" Clrcua and end the Dally) or (Seml-Wcekly) East Oregonian by (carrier) or (mall), for which find enclosed t to the following address. Bend the paper for months year. Name , ...... ...... ................i Town Street and No My Name Is My Address Is ' . . 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