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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.
TWELVE PAGES
Commissioners' Report Jch ?
Th following In Ht of the County
Warrant drawn by the County Court
of the mate of Oregon for I'mattHs
eautity at the Aua-nat. 1M. term of
cot it, except tliom allowed by statute.
M'tMtwl Iltntt.
fl. I. Kcator, investigating
,- liquor violations 61 .
R. T. Brown, circuit court ex.
Parker Taxi Co., Investigating
liauor violations .
C Randall, electrical service SO. 00
MI UMfch. rlo 4-n"
I.niu tove. ki: olr court !"
VIr. Al.ble huri. do " !
2, .lar N. do j
Mra. 'ri.k r-'ai-u. do 1" .
t J linvi'ard. !. ...... 1.70'
f'ip. aiav.iard. ,-' '
Ann ra'i'ri, ' j
Jou ,Clmonf, do .. S.lOi
4. I, -Miller. 3. P.. State of Ore. i 1
v rhii Collins -'" i
J. JJ. West, Con., do
W. .11. Crary. Bu"e
Ore- vs. John McKlroy S.45
F. N. Lltsey, Con., do .
C. A. Gilbert, auto hire, do .u0
TV. II. Crary. J. P. Mate of Ore.
va, F, D. Stanford 7.05
F. i. Wtaex. con., do S.50
Jae .Correa. witness, do .... 10
Frank Correa, an 1.&0
Vnunk Ward, do , l.fiv
V. S. Ulaey. Con., transport
ing: prisoner to Pendleton . .
J. t JiiUar. 4. .. State of Ore.
va. Creorge Tounc 1.S5
J. U filler! . IV Plate of Ore
va, Leonard Qoodrich
J. H. West, Con., do ........
Joe H. Pat kes, J. -..- State of :
ote. w art -Dafimir . .-r. r:" 8
Jo it. l'artw. J. P.. tate of - I
vn. I E. Kleiner , . ,
CoM-nr..-witness do...
,Mr t h.-.B. H. Collins. witness
fin tt- of Ore.- vs. U K. Kelser
lr. liny K. Hoydeji, do ..
M ra. I K. . KviNcr do
WnV f'ottrtlor. do
V.'iii. tliMybeal, . do ...........
.Jo H. I'urke. J. P., State of
Ore. v. Homer I. Watts . . .
Joe II. J'crkes, J. P. State of
Ore. vs. Jas. A.' Gray and
- - " ' -
14.R0 The Dean Tatom Co., cothoap
1.70 J. 1 Vaughan, do ,
West Rnd Oroc. Co., do.
1. 70 Taylor Taixlwure fo., poor farm
1.70 ITalliuan & Co., do
1.70 Olllandera & UurroitRhs, do ..
1.7 i Jerard & Tennile,' do
1.70 .Pendleton Roller Mills. Co hosp
Walter llros;., lahor poor farm
H.BS.fAmuel Adams, do
is. A. Muherly, do
I Peoples Warehouse. Co hop.
Jas. .Mertln 1S.05 Pendleton Roller Mills, poor fm
T. l rav'or. award sheriff of ' Pacific P. & U Co., do
Monl. for J. B. McCook car 60.00 a- w- Hooker, Co. hospital...
T. I. 11'sIot. Plate of Ore. vs.
1 i'ie Vlt mlna; Bros
T. 1. Taylor, advertistna; for ea
cied prisoners
T. Ik. Taylor, exp and trans
portion of prisoners 137.S2
T. IX. Taylor, do 12.68
Buahomr Co., sups clerk off l.3
A. A. Iockhad, do 13.25
J. E. . Beam, clerical service
treasurer's office
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Sam J. Jinklns, assessors offc
,1 J. Mclntj-re, do
J. P. OildweJl, do . . .'
(Alex tiudeon, do
Beaaie MeCraw, do
K. O. Houks. do
Glass aV Prudhomme, sups do. .
W. W. Green, school supt, as-
, aistant and .expenses 101.40
Pearl K. Broxson, widow's pen 17. 50
Ida K. Stewart, do 32.50
Katie WUfht,. do 17.50
j Winnie Fox, do 25.00
Ietha J. Kinar. do c. 25.00
'Lottie M. Peeblor. do , 17.50
Alice Kearney, do - 10.00
00
10.00
17.50
40.00
0.00
10.00
.50
47.50
24.00
.73
ss.no
64.00
SO. 00
14.00
1.50
135.00
37.20
62.10
3.15
155.46
13.00
1.16
.US
10.50
48.O0
M4
35.00
10.00
37.60
6.60
14.10
15.00
22. SO
156.10
3.00
15.00
35.60
5.00
110.50
5.00
6.00
B s5 1 Leila B. Taylor; da 10.
$ iiyirena .awaras, ao ...
! Mrs. Jacob Kinnard, do
-j Mary E. Wilson, do
Rebecca A. Fuson. do
Kthel Jenkins, do .
Bey Are Always Grateful
Iw CDhciiraSoap
licaos it means kin comfort
and akin teaJto. J'orchaving.batli
ki and shampooing h is wonderful.
Ua pore-cleansing, sterilizing prop
erties anil prove a revelation to
tbtaje who use it for the 6rst time.
Assisted by touches of Cuticura
Ointment, it does much to clear
the skin of pimples, rashes, eczemas
aruf irritations and the scalp of
dandruff and itching.
CaticaTa Tilet Trio "B
are fodKBsable adjuncts f tbadailrtot.
let is maintaining skin onritr and skin
beatth. By bnnains these delicatelr medi
cated emolhents in freotiAt contact wtrh
for skhi as m vse for all toilet porposea.
ran keep the akin, sralp, hair and hands
dear, sweet and healthy. The Soap. Oinl-
at aaa Talcum zjc. eaca everywnere.
? lEtta. E. Scott, do . . . 40.00
Mary J. Carstena, do 40.00
(tSlisabeth Isley. do . 25.00
iJJiu-ia, C. Bolin. do. 25.00
Mrs. James Bannon. do 40.00
Ktta Cambridge1, do 40.00
'Peoplea Warehouse, court hse .4 0
Pendleton Mater Works, do.. 43.30
Pacific P. & !. Co., do 40.00
W. i. Clark, do 33.75
J. Ll. Vaughan. do 3.50
Independent City Scavenger, do 2.00
C. & Williams, vdo . 2.50
Or. S. F. Sharp, for Mrs. Car
den 22.00
A. A. Roberts, poor farm 13.50
J. A. Schmidt Merc Co., for
Mrs. R. -C. Boyes 17.71
J. R. McMasters, for C A.
-Fredericks ...t 45.00
Economy- Cash Groc, for Mrs.
.Jane Carden 8.80
Alan IV Hart, M. D., for Henry
Lewis 28.00
Athena Prug Co., for H. E.
Lewis- 2.65
The 3orge & Miller Co., for
K. H. Vaughn 11.50
H. M. Cock burn for Mrs. Bar
bara Pf tester 61.15
T. C. Elliott Co., for G. E. Put- i
nam -. H.1S
Mrs. W. Hi. Musselman, for
Mrsv Helversen- 35.00
"Boys' 4k Girls' Aid Society 10.00
Economy Drug Co., Co. hosp.. 16.45
Hamley & Co., do 3.20
El L. Pow,er, do 14.10
St. Anthony's Hospital, for A.
A. Zumwalt. et al 231.00
Umatilla Flour & Grain Co.,
, Co. Jbospital ... 150.85
Woodard, Clark & Co., do .... 4.72
D. V. Phelps, do .-. 80
45.00
70.21
5.00
50.00
258.80
65.35
Alexanders, Jail
T. I. Taylor, board of pris. . . .
Or. John I. McKetroy. at Oil pris
Alexanders, jail
J. T. Brown, coroner, innulrtna;
into death of Claude M. Wal
Inoe, Taylor Marklln and
Wm. Butler
Dr. W. 'H. Richardson, exam,
body of Claude M. Wallace.
Alfred Hintt, dep watermstr. .
Aubrey E. Perr watermaster 184.73
J. B. Bilton, watermaster dept 5.00
Iva B. Matloek, election ......
Weston Transfer Co., do
James C. Bell, do
Chus. H. Marsh, Judge, library 420.
S. P. Hutclainson, for Indigent
soldiers
J. A. Yeasjer, sealer of weights
and measures
Chus. H. Carter, refund filtnar
fees on Chas. H. Eames, Eet
H. B. LiOmrley, Speed Cop
The A. I-iPUe Co., mlscel
Pacific Tel A Tel Co.,- all of
A. C. Koeppen t Bros, puor -
and Jail . . -. 23.05
Pendleton Tribune, Com. Adv
warrants seml-annuiil report
East Oregoninn, do .
K. T. Brown, postage all offis. 135.00
National Sales & Service Co.,
supplies all oftices
Western Union Tel. Co., all of.
1a G, Fruzier. supplies all of.
B. I Burroughs, surveyor and
clerk
L. J. McAtee. painting Co. farm
. buildings 2100.45
Sturgis V eUorte, poor farm. ... 8.85
8. H. Forshaw, Court house.. 89.90
U. U Dunning. Co. Com. 20
days sal. . . : 110.00
A. C. Fund. Dep. Sheriff. Sal.. . 150.00
J. C. Marin, -do 130.00
J. A. Blakley. da ....... .!; .... . 130.00
Jas. B. Welch. Dep. Clerk. Sal. 135.00
Joyce Hays, Steno. do 95.00
B. S. Burroughs, Dep Ren., do 133.00
D. J. McFalil. Health Officer 24.60
Guy Cook, 100.00
E. M. Mortlmore. 100.00
Rod Fund and Road JloiHling Fund
P. R Gibbons, labor on road
lUHoi!Hiciubi rhainlHM'lalu's Coiurh
Itntncdy.
Mrs. II. E. Tlmberlade, Indiana, Pa,
had pneumonia ft few years ago and
It left her throat and lungs In a weak
condition and -thnt she has since suf
fered a greut deal from bronchitlo.
Bhe writes "I learned of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy through a neighbor
who had used It with good results. I
purchased a bottle, of It and was glad
to find that it relieved my cough at
once."
llra.-o Up.'
Stomach troublo often makes one
despondent. It hits a man where he
lives, sups his strength and energy and
makes him feel like giving up. Give
him a few doses of Chamberlain's
Tablets to Improve his digestion and
loosen un his bowels and in most cases
recovery is prompt and ho 1b soon feel
ing well and happy.
ChniulKM-lnln' Tablets
Chamberlain's Tablets are Intended
especially for stomach trouble, bilious
ness and constipation. If you have
any trouble of that sort give them a
trial and realise for yourself what a
V.vjJMU&2 Ka,nVaMI,
i ; .anwyjiaaaiiiaiii wgaFwy'"'!'
3.00 1 flrrt class medicine will do for you.
87.5(1
They only cost a quarter.
trlct 26 293.87
J. B. Baker, et nl, do, Dist. 27 183.00
Coney Lumber Co.. Supplies ..48.79
J. T. Thompson, et al, labor
District 29 24.00
J. E. Kimball, et al, labor
District 31 104.25
D. 4hee8man. do ' 88.35
WR, Ramey. supplies Dist. 35 17.95
E. L Jackson, et al. labor
District 36 5'-?5
32.60 Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.. supplies 15.36
8.48
8.00
18.74
2.60
2.70
district 1
Lee W. Roberts, do dist. 3 .
F. JB. Vanderaher do . . . .
H. Paulson, do ...... ... .
D McEaehron, -do ....... .
C. .W. Avery, ct. aL do dist 6
Jones & Junes, supplies ....
Will Hall, et al labor, dist 7
Watts & Rogers, supplies . .
W. J. Wnttenberser, et at labor
district 18 22.60
The George & Miller Co., sups.
Tura-A-Lura Lbr. Co. supplies
district 1 i . . . .... .
Thomas Jaques, et al, labor
district 22
J. H. Hasscall, supplies
A. TJ. -Hileman, et al, labor
District 24
C. Brasher Hon.. Co.- .sup
Piles. District 24
J. T Huston, et al, labor, Dis-
50.00
85.92
31.30
168.23
.75
18.48
9.84
1.50
9.23
. 75.25
9.00
1.55
27,00
1.60 I
16.00
11.12
147.00
73.28
2.85
45.40
60.50
38.87
224.23
3.80
etter
on the
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arket
Try a Firestone Gray Sidewall
MOTORISTS have gained a
new conception of tire
it
satisfaction from the Gray Side
wall Firestone Tires that are
producing such remarkable
mileage. If you have never tried
one, do so. at once.
Good dealers are handling
these tires everywhere.
TERES
Most Miles per Dollar
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Inland Empire Lbr. Co., do
Harry C. Rogers, et al, labor
District 41
Home Builders Association,
supplies
Frank Waugamuu, et al, labor
District 44 13.00
W. Gefeke, et al labor, brldses 92,4. 7.i
Simpson Tire Servico Co., sups. 316.12
W. J. Clarke, do
Oregon Motor Garage, do, .
Liberty Market, do
E. W. McComas 8nw Mill, do
Independent Gafnge, do ...
W. H. Bailey, do
Freewater Garage, do
W. L. Cummin, do 119 S8
Oregon Motor Garage, do 98.35
W. Gefeke. do
Alexanders, do 11.55
Xolln Trading Co.. do . . . 114.5
J. P. Kononen. lphor and dray 11.25
B. Thorpe, et al. labor. Cabbage
Hill, Bond 1413.15
E. W. Akerman. do Dry Creek
Grade 1545.25
.1. C. Vanfield. do Cabbage Hill ,484.2s
R. E. Phelps, et al. labor, bond,
Miscel. 326.80
A, P. Burgln. supplies e o
Alexanders, do 497.26
Newport Const. Co.. do ...... 398.39
Sturgis & Storie, do 296.33
Standard Oil Co., do 162.65
Gratton's Transfer 82.50
Casey Lumber Co.. supplies ... 678.62
Oregon Market do 78.45
Alta Feed Yard, do 36.60
Pettitt Feather & Bedding Co.,
supplies .'. 207.50
Inland Empire Lbr. Co., do . . . 78.25 !
Sam Wright, do El. 8"
Weston Transfer. Co : . . '8.4'T i
Hodson-Fenaughty Cn.. sup 71.60 j
Oldfield & Peterson, do 133.76 1
Simpson Auto Co.. do 187.48 j
Peoples Warehouse, do 6.15
Grace Gilliam, Treas, prepaid
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Do your- Jams and
Jellies ever "Candy" ?
t Many women have been so discouraged by this trouble "
that they have almost stopped putting up fruit. '
Yet, there is an easy, simple way to avoid it. Use i
Karo (Red Label) and i sugar in your preserving syrup,
instead of sugar alone. , " , '
Karo is a fine, clear syrup, with a natural affinity for
' the juices of the fruit,.
It blends the sugar with the fruit juice brings out all
the "fruity" flavor. "
v You, too, will obtain perfe.ct results this summer if you
will use i Karo (Red Label) and i sugar instead of all
eugar for preserving. '
You will find your jelly clear and firm your preserves
rich with heavy syrup your jair.3 deliciously mellow and
"fruity". Not a sign of "candying".
For Cooking, Baking and Candy-Making Karo (Red
Label) is used in millions of homes. In all, cookin-j and
baking recipes use Karo instead cf sugar. It is sweet, of
delicate flavor, and brir g3 out the natural flavor of the food.
red urheL
aaxcis2 susrar
Makes perfect
jams jsllies and
preserves.
ti TT A real cook book including recipes for
ur results in preaervintj everybody
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whisky, however. Immediately on ob
taining; It ha went into a room and
drank it all. He was found in a se
rious condition and required hospital
.... . 1 n n
freignt " lr.lm.nl I.. ,.r. hla nrn
East Oregonian, supplies. K. E. i
Phelps, road master 10. u
Frank Neagle, Eupplies & re
Pairs 12.25
22.80
6.50
4.05
136.90
J
287.45
23.85
13.20
80.10
3.25
10.40
4.50
70.00
34.56
1.40
48.45
West End Groe. Co.. supplies. .
W M. C'helf, do
W. I. Gadwa, do
Geo. C. Baer & Co., do
Warren Construction Co., sup
rjlles :
Mrs. C. I. Ferguson, do 61.45
Parr's Grocery, do 4.80
Inland Iferchantlle Co., do . .
ij. G. Frazier, do
H. E. Cowglll. do
Kamley & Co., do
Simpson Tire 8ervlce Co., do .
W. J. Clarke, do
McClinttock & Simpson, sups.
Tum-A-Lum L.br. Co., do .
Al Fair, do
Cheshire Hdw. Co.. do
ITn-on Oil Co., do 41.80
Jones-Scott Co.. do 17.05
a I. UDow, do -80
Chris Jensen, do
R. E. Phelps, do 117.75
Howard-Cooper Corporation, 352.90
Oregon Hdw. & Imple. Co., do ini.iz
Gray.Bros. Grocery Co., do ... 843.66
Taylor Hwd. Co., do ......... 649.88
W. J. Clarke, do " "
Coast Culvert & Flume Co.. ao 4u.n
H. W. Collins, do 1675.00
Walter McFeron, et al. labor 269.51)
Trmntniu Flour ac Grain Co., do 91.65
r-hohlm Hull. CO.. do l.M.OU
Wm. Woldman. Deed for Road
rlirht of way o.u
I H. Inman, do ""
Nancy Kennedy Estate, do . . . 60.00
Victor Harris, do eu.ua
J. X. York, do 275.00
W. G. Bade. Estate, do 1000.00
H. B. Zacharlas. do 813.50
TT A Ansnaeh do ibjo.uu
W A Barnes, do '
W. H. Hardee, do 216.00
Geary Klmbrell. labor Sllscel. .
Matloek-Laats Inv. Co., ao . . .
Pendleton Water Works, do . .
The Dean Tatom Co. do
T. D. Taylor, serving papers
In connection with road work
Allen-Knight Co.. Supplies . . .
PenlanA Bros., drayage
Aubrey E. Perry, Surveying
roads
W. i Perry, Viewing roads . .
Joe Hopkins, do
George Tonkin, Co
Fred K. Schmidt, do
Warren W. Roeder. w master iji.uu
.doater(r3N...9C. .qP.w:5
.Happy is the region that, undisturb
ed by greater cares, worries about a
visitation of mosquitoes.
Production Is the one certain rem
edy for high prices.
Tomorrow is the happiest day In a
man's life.
An Injury forgiven
an injury revenged.
Is better than
Two weak partners are seldom' aide
to make, a business firm. . .
N: Berkeley
Who quit Real Estate to manage the U. S: Employ
ment office is
Back in the Real Estate Business
with several good bargains in Umatilla County
Farms and Pendleton Residence and Business
property.
Office Up Stairs in Despain Block.
19.06
60.00
1.55
6.85
29.00
24.25
5. 25
6.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
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VALUABLE FOX SKINS
TRADED IN FOR BOOZE
1J3XDOX Aug. 19. Three silver
fox skins, for which J2500 has been
refused in London, were obtained in
Archangel for six bottles of whisky by
British officer who has just re-
urned from northern Kussia. Anoth
er officer traded a case of cham
pagne for a diamond necklace said
to b eworth many thousands of dol
lars. Returning soldiers say any pos
session a native has may be obtained
with intoxicants. - -
The hunder who parted with his fox
skins ha a little pleasure out o( - the
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To know Camels best compare them in
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