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EIGTIT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OKEQpy. WKDXKSDA V, S KPT KM fFR 17, 1013. PAOE THREE. STOP CATARRH! I'nN'rf ITopt-rly Treated With oim-1 Tills I)liio May Re conio ScriouK. II)- If you huve catarrh, usuully indi cated by sniffling, (topped up head, droppings in throat, watery eyes and morning choking, there Is an Irritated atate of the mucous membrane which Affords an Ideal condition for the growth of disease germs. Do not allow the dangerous germs which may be breathed Into the none growth as any state department In the the annual four duy's convention was called to order The typograhlcal union was expected , to lead a bitter fight against the proposed de-electlon ot PreMldent Claude O. Taylor, of Grand ' Rapid, and Secretary Homer Waterman, of Kalamazoo, . who, the "typos" charge with failure to work for the bent Interest of the labor ing men they represent. Failure of the federation officials to adopt a militant policy In regard to the strike of the 15.000 copper miners of North ern Michigan, was also to be advanc ed as a reason for their retirement. Reports submitted today showed that in twenty-four years the Michi gan Federation has had as rapid a throat and lungs to begin the d eat rue tlon of your health. The easiest, simplest, quickest, sur est and cheapest way to check catarrh Is by bieathlng Hyomcl all druggists aell It ThlH wonderful medicated air treatment does not upset the stomach but Is breathed In through the Hyo Dii l Inhaler, directly following surely destroying all disease germs that may have been inhaled the tissues of the throat, nose and lungs are Quickly healed and vitalized. The Unusual vay In which Hyomel Is sold by Tallman & Co. dispels all doubts as to Its curative properties. Money refunded to anyone whom Hy omel falls to benefit. A complete out fit. Including Inhaler and bottle of liquid, costs but $1.00. union. Increasing from twenty-five lo cals In 1889 to 250 In 1913. The convention will be In session through Friday when the election of officers I scheduled. Many cities today bid for next year's convention which will be the silver anniversary of the Federation. DUEL ENDS IN DEATH OF TWO Quarrel Kturt Over Lumber Deal One Solace Ax im! Decapitate Ills Opponent. ABERDEEN', Miss., Kept. 17. Dr. H. E. Broyle. owner of the Aber deen Hotel, and F. F. Hendrlx, a weal they lumberman, were killed In a du el at the railroad station here fol lowln ga quarrel over a lumber deal. After Broyles had fatally wounded Hendrlx with a revolver, the latter seized an ax and decapitated Broyles. Hendrlx died within a few minutes. 1.AXK MAY VISIT HAWAII. LABOR UNIONISTS EXPECT A FIGHT BERKELEY. Cal . Sept. 17. Secre- Mothers who spend the night wlth.Hrv. inp. of the department of the a sick baby appreciate the help they j nt,.ror considering a voyage to SYSTEM OF GOOD ROADSVOULD ADD CONSIDERABLE TO NATION'S WEALTH Jonathan Bourne Jr. That a comprehensive system of good roads throughout the United States would add a hundred billion dollars to the wealth of the country. Is the assertion of former Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr., who was in Pendleton last week to attend the Hound-up. Bourne Is chairman of a Joint congressional committee on fed eral aid to good roads and In that ca pacity hua spent more than a year in the study of the problem. He ha worked out and submitted to his com mittee a plan of federal participation In road construction and malnten- lutlon of Interest at three per cent would, In a little less than fifty years, amount to the principal. That is to say, the borrowing road funds through the superior credit of the government, the states would pay the uiual rate of Interest and never have to pay the principal. This Is, In substance, the principle adopted by Great Britain In the Irish Land Purchase Act, .under which Irish tenants are enabled to purchase their homes from the land lords. My plan also provides for a direct j appropriation by the government to m 3 mm WALLA WALLA Sept 22nd to 27th. LOW ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES via get from McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR especially In hot weather. It quiets fever and Irritation, soothes the stom ach, checks the bowels and helps both mother and child to obtain sleep and rest. . Price -25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Adv. (;as Chump Death. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 17. Sewer gas caused the death of James Con Ion and the critical Illness of Patrick Lynch and NIc Lawler. The three men, employes of the olty, entered a sewer hole and were overcome. Rlcklv children need WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE. It not only destroys worms, if there be any, but It acts as a strengthening tonic In the stomach and bowels. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Adv. KALAMAZOO, Mich., Sept. 17. What was expected to develop Into one of the stormiest meetings in the history of the Michigan Federation oflof giving away money think they are Labor, got under way here today when charitable and let It go at that. Some people who happen to dream Honolulu and back before he returns to his work. It Is now six days since the secre tary collapsed while reviewing a pa rade, and although he continues to gain In strength and was up and about his physicians Insist he must have at least a fortnight's full rest before he can think of taking up his dutl.s again. The trip to Honolulu Is only one of half a dozen paths to rest and fresh air suggested. Which suggestion should prevail has not been decide I. inrtiiv koo is xkv daxci-. FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR SICK CHILD GIVE "CAUFORTIA SYRUP OF UBS" llannle "lYult LataUve" CloaiiMtt the Stomach, Uvcr antl Ilowel WIUwHit Any Griping. A delicious cure for constipation biliousness, sick heartache, sour stom ach, indigestion, coated tongue, sal lowness take "California Syrup of Figs." For the cause of all this dis tress Ilea In a torpid liver and slug glfh bowels. A tablespoonful tonight means all constipation, poison, waste matter, fermenting food and sour bile gently moved out of your system by morn- think of "California Syrup of Figs" as h physic. Don't think you are drug ging yourself or your children, be cause this delicious fruit luxatlve can not cau.e Injury. Even a delicate child can take It as safely as a ro bust man. It- Is the most harmless. effective, stomach, liver and bowel regulator and tonic ever devised. Your only difficulty may be In get ting the genuine; so ask your druggist for a 50 cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs." Say to your drug gist "l want only that made by the "California Fig Syrup Company."' This city has many counterfeit "fig DaiK'inir Muster IH-orce Tlint Ob JiH-tioiinhle Feature .Must Go. PITTSBURG. Sept 17. As far as the organized dancing musters of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio are concerned, the tango is ta booed, and its successor Is to be the hitchv koo. In the hltchy koo the ar.ee and is .confident t'.iKt thl plan u'ill h,. r.ilfttit,.-) imfi.uu :i lif.rfi.1 rmi- mialli an1 fo tip fiiiial in amount to shill bv devised. two per cent of the cost of construe-; I i I. r"4 THIS SHOWS WHAT A GOOD ROAD SHOULD HE. "Good roads will reduce the cost of tlon of roads under the act. the state marketing crops one third to one to set aside an equal amount, and this j half,'" said Mr. Bourne, In discussing four per cent, to 1e expended annu ' tne subject. This will leave a larger! ally for maintenance. Road experts I margin of profit for the producer.' agree that It costs about four per cent tiot, the hug and the tango are com-; Highways that are in good passable of the cost of construction to maintain blned, minus the objectionable featurt x condition at all times of the year will ' a road. It is highly Important that of each make rural life more attractive and when we make provision for extensive The dancing masters, presided over ! therefore create more demand for construction, we also make adequate by R E Jacques, vice-president ft j farln land. This demani will result ' provision for maintenance. A neg- Internatlonal Association, clow! ,n smaller larniM. more wnruMic i-ue leciea r.ignway is nite a negieciea iivaiion. neavier production, in- railroad it soon gets in oaa repair, creased population, and. consequent-' "While I am a believer In federal ly. much higher valuations, especi-jaid to good roads, I am not an advo- aily In the newer and undeveloped sec-, cute of the government taking over lions. Eetter farming communities the task of road construction. I be make better and larger towns. City lieve Cie people of a state are the property In a community having' best judges of the kind and location gool roads Is more desirable and more of road Improvement and that It valuable than similar property In a would be extremely unwise to give a region having poor roads Pureau in Washington control of this the their convention here and dispersed t carry out the mandate of the organi zation. To counteract tne popularity of the hug dances, the Pittsburg branch of the American Physical Training As sociation has decided upon a move ment to revive the old-fashlone 1 dances, such as the lancers, the Vir ginia reel and .the quadrille, and ai exposition of their purpose will 1 given soon, when the old steps vill have their first Inning of revival. IT. C. Penner Is chairman of the com mittee pushing the movement. Ing without griping. Tleasc don't ;:yrups " so watch out. Killing Kntxt In New York. GEXESO, X. Y.. Sept. 17. Messages from all over rural New York stat? told of the destruction of gardens by the first killing frost of the season. nhlk al, Sept. I At" the Dellwo ranch, four miles north of Nolin; fifteen miles northwest of Pendleton.- I will sell at public auction: 23 head good work mules 3 harrows 4 head young work horses 1 sorrel driving mare 13 sets work harness 1 set hack harness 1 set double buggy harness 2 good milch cows 1 heifer 2 hogs ch'ckens 1 McCormick reaper 1 mowing machine 1 rake 3 Superior disc drills 1 8:horse Campbell packer 4 big wagons with wheat racks 1 wagon with hay rack 1 wagon with water tank 1 wagon with cook house 2 wagons with feed racks 1 Helix weeder. 1 fanning mill 2 weed rakes Blacksmith tools I Holt Combined Harvester Sr., eighteen foot cut 3 three bottom Oliver plows, I five horse power Alamo Gasoline engine, I roller chop mill, I wood saw, 1 big kettle, 1 plow share grinder, 2 combine hitches, 1 hack, 1 cart, 1 top buggy, shafts and pole, a lot of ban els, 1 Economy Chief Separator, new," 1 grindstone, i pumpj ck, shovels and picks, etc 2 stoves and some household furniture. A free lunch at noon. Sale begins 10 a. m. . Terms: All sums under fifty dollars cash. All sums over fifty dollars one year credit with note,, good security 8 interest, 2 off for cash. S. A. EDWARDS, Owner C. E. RUDE, Auctioneer. Nolin, Oregon E. H. SMITH, Clerk & i V- .it f''-if ' I ; Final Return Limit Sepf. 29 Tickets On Sa!a Sept. 21 to 27 A Saectacalar Reproduction . of Pioneer Days Emigrant Trains, Stage Coaches, Indians, Cowboys, Cowgirls, Racing, Roping, and Broncho Busting MONSTER STREET PARADE full Particulars on application to any Afetrt of the O-WJL O N. DR.. TAYLOR, The Famous Soil Expert Will Deliver FREE LECTURE -Commercial Club Rooms IN PENDLETON Thursday, Sept. 18, 2 p. m. The farmers of this county are to have a real treat in the &hape of an interesting and instructive lecture on Soil Culture by Dr. Y. E. Taylor, of Moline, 111. , Kupers & McCook have succeeded. in getting Dr. Taylor to visit Pendleton and deliver a lecture to tho farmers here on the" subject of "Soil Fertility and the Science of Crop Production." Dr. Taylor is himself a practical farmer and a speaker of eloquence and power. He operates a number of experimental i farms in different parts of the United States, and is conceded tr Ik? one of the best posted men on soil culture that there is in X this countrv. x Mi"i tiik ii.nv.v t(;k or had kuads. "Tht'j'p facts arc well known an.l matter. For that reason my susses' nre amili? jujitifleation for extensive 1 teil plan jirovUle-s that each state tak-. road Improvement. The principal' ir.g advantage rf the provi.ions of the 4Ue.stlon Is how we shall raise the law shall have a state highway corn funds with which to prosecute the mission which s.iall havs general con road work. The usual method of rais-' trol of roai improvement. Iload ing funtiji where the expenditure Is needs in a region of largo farms, and heavier than the taxpayers feel able ( the climate and soil of Eastern Ore to bear immediately is by the issu-1 Ron are altogether different from the nnce of bond:. Jackson county, for; road needs of New Jersey or Mississ instance. has Just voted to Issue a ippi. Besides. I am opposed to any half million dollars worth of roa.ljplan that would result In building up bonds. These bonds will bear five - a large organization under tho con per cent Interest. State bonda usu-1 trol of an official back in Washlng- al!y bear four per cent. The govern-: ten." ment can get money at three per cent. While In Pendleton last week Pen Thls difference in the borrowing pow- p.tor Bourne discussed his good roads er of the, government and the states j plan w ith a number of people here, or counties Is the basis of my plan of. He is in Oregon on a vacation and talking good roads at the sam time TV good effects of road improve ment are Illustrated in two pictures i Tinted on this page. shoe ing a road near C'heraw. South Pjrolina. b'. fore and after improvement. federal participation. I propose that the government rake road funds by j selling three, per rent bonds and let the states have the money at four per cent nut place tne extra one cent in (v iiiivtii mini, w iiiijii. iv.ii an uuiu- 1NQIGESTI0N. GAS OR SICK. SOUR STOMACH Tlnio It! 'Tape's IHnpopsIn" Inkc Your l"ct. 'nioatoxl Stonmoli l'ci'l line in 5 Minute. "Really does" put bad stomachs in order "really does"' overcome Indi gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness In five minutes that just that mukes Tape's Dia'pepsln the largest celling stomach-regulator in the world. If what you eat ferments into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food and acid; head Is dlxry and aches: breath foul; tongue coated; your ln sldes filled with blh and Indigestible waste, remember the moment 'Tape's Dlapepsln" comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. It's truly astonishing almost marvel ous, and the Joy Is Its harmlcssness. A large fifty-cent case of Pape Dlapepsln will give you a hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction or your dru&glst hands you your money back It's worth Its weight In gold to men and vomen who can't get their stom achs regulated. It belongs In " your home should always be kept handy In case of a sick, sour, upset stom ach during the day or at night. It's the quickest, surest and most harm less stomach doctor In the world. TERMS DO NOT PLEASE BULGARIA L(XDON. Sept IT. Dispatches re ceived from Constantinople say a new treaty has been completed there be tween Bulgaria and Turkey which gives Turkey Adrianople an.l Kirk Killsseh. and takes from Turkey the greater part of Trace which was re ceived by the terms of tho London treaty. Bulgaria is said to he dis pleased with the treaty but diplomats here state the powers are not dispos ed to help Bulgaria secure better terms. w wmk ib rfL Ai Inrtlanuiis After ii. A. It Ix-ntlcrslii.n CHATTANOOGA, Tenn , Sept 17 Indiana members of the Grand Army of the Republic which Is holding its forty-seventh reunion and encamp ment here, launched a carefully plan ned campaign booming Orlando A. Somers of Kokomo. as candidate for commander-in-chief of the veteran or ganization. The Indiana department, it was argued, has a membership of 13,000 In the O. A. R , yet they have rnly once had a commander-in-chief of the organization. Somers. who has attended almost every encamp ment. Is widely known In every state department of the G. A. R. A man bits a human target nearly every time he shoots off his mouth. la his lectures, Dr. Taylor mukes it phi in what plant food elements are necessary iu the soil for maximum crop produc tion, how missing elements can be supplied, and how they are made available for the use of growing plants, lie describes soil texture; tho influence that cultivation has upon plant growth; lunv certain elements of plant foxl can be taken out of the air and fixed in the ground by the aid of certain leguminous plants ; how humus can be restored to worn-out soils, and whv this par ticular element is of unusual importance to the farmers. His instructions concerning the proper application of barn yard manure and its effect upon the plant is of itself a liberal education in plant production. There isn't a single word in Dr. Taylor's lecture that is commonplace, uninteresting or difficult to understand. He is eloquent, humorous, and has an amazing grasp of those vital agricultural subjects, which are now of such importance to the fanners of this country. We all want to know more alwut how to produce larger crops from the same acreage without additional expense or with out robbing the soil of its fertility. The agricultural lands are really a heritage, which "should be passed down to succeeding generations as fertile and productive as when we received them. Xothing but scientific agriculture will guarantee this desirable result. Do not fail to hear Dr. Tavlor's lecture. You mav not have such an opportunity again in this locality for years to come. The lecture is fw, and no fanner who has his own intercuts or the interests of the community at heart should fail to be there. 4 J