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PAGE FOUR EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1917. niiminiimiiiiiViiiimiintfnnnuiiiuiiiiiili iiiimin,ii, 413 DIE AS BRITISH TRANSPORT IS SUNK gcaoi lenoi Social and Personal ODO in nonor or the birthday of her mother. Mrs. N K. Hespain, Mrs. Nor born Berkeley entertained de light fully yeMerday, asking: a few uf her mother s oldest rrlends to Kpend the afternoon with needlework and chatting t the Berkeley home on Thompson street. Much empathy in beinif extended Mrs, Joe Fiedler wno ha just re ceived word of the death of her brother, James OTahen. He 5i.nt hi va ra t i on I a at y ea r with Mrs-. Fiedler and her sister. Mr. Gavin in Portland. Mr. Crahen was a promi nent attorney of Chicago. Air. ana r. k. b. Alilrioh enter tained delightfully last evening; in their new home on IVrkins avenue, their guexts being memtx-rs of the Fortnishtly Bridge Club and a suf ficient number of other friends to make up seven tab:es of the game. High score honors were captured by Mrs. R. K. Farnsworth and R. E. Chloupalc. Those bidden beside members were'Dr. and Mrs. C. G. St urn is. Dr. and Mrs. Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Means of Rieth, Mr. and Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson, MiK Beth Smith, Miss rvdna Zim merman. Miss Jennie Jerry, Dr. G. L.. Hoyden and Harold Warner. led by Mrs. S. I,. Oliver and the reg ular business session followed. The H-fcoun of the month, "Heroism in hrifctian Conquest,' was presenter: by Mrs. g. H. Mowry and Mrs. Albert Kklund. Headings were given by Mrs. Roland Oliver and Mrs, Geary Kimbrell, vocal solos by Miss Grace -Oliver and Mrs. G. h. Rugg and in otrumentai solos by Mrs. Jack O' Rourke and Mrs. A. J. Owen. Dainty refreshments were served during the social hour which concluded the aft ernoon. A neat little sum was add ed to the treasury from th mita boxes. A motor ride to Rieth, a mile hike beyond and a delicious lunch cooked over a huge bonfire were part of tho festivities enjoyed by the members of the Fredda Seegrus Kei club last evening. After spending several hours around the rire. the party hiked back to Pendieton. Mrs. J. o. Woodworth., county president of the V. C. T. U., went to Milton yesterday to confer with .the Milton organization on plans for a county institute which Is to be held a week from Friday at Athena. The institute will be conducted by the Milton organisation but the chapters of Pendleton. Helix. Weston . and Walla Walla have been invited to as sist. The institute will be an all-day affair and a basket dinner will be served at noon. The Missionary Society of the Christian church wist meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the pas tor's study in the church. All are cordially invited. A business meeting of the Fort nightly Bridge Club will be held to morrow afternoon at the home of M rs. Ed in u nd M a bie. Mias Ksther Shea accompanied Mr. and Mrs J. F. ftol'inson who motored from Portland in their car yesterday and is at present the guest of Miss Vera Temple. The Woman's Foreigp Missionary Society of the Methodist church held 'its annual Silver Tea and Mite Box opening yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. J. Owen. The meeting was opened with devotional The wedding of Mr. Arthur Thay er and Miss Winnie Bott. well known young people of this city, was sol emnised in Valla Walla yesterday. The young couple left for Montana where they vrVi make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gregg left to day for Seattle where thev will re side in the future. wmmmmmmmiimmmmmmmi&nimmMiimmaimnmm mi in imih ihh mmm nMmjMmmmamm'm'n' I I x ' s - 11 - v x - s I x 0 -V v!. V f? 1 " v x f x x x 1 V - I . ; I S-ix-:x I fcwuM 11 imil I ill uniMwmrfMHiiiinlnmllmWtmil il bmm,ii t'ilwrHir.Wf ll,.ii.1li lii ) sfcaMo.. SjtafejMtt 9 and S. S. TKANSYIVAH'A The Transylvania, in transport, which is reported to have been sunk on May use as Anchnr line a Hritish 4 by a German submarine with a Iojw 1 steel twin screw steamship of 14.315 of 413 lives. Including 29 officers. 373 tons and was built In 1914. She was men, the ship's captain and ten of j in the New York service before th her crew. The Transylvanlu was a war. The Woodmen of the World will Rive a dance in Kaxle-Woodman Hall tomorrow night to which the public is cordially invited. Rerer Put a Croop7 YVjfx7 Odd to $fr sr" DoMaf Foley's Honey and Tar Mothers know it stops croup becaase it cuts the t hick rhok -ing mnens, clears the throat of phlegm, stops the hoarse me tallic cough, eases the difficult brea thing, then quiet sleep. Mn. T. Neurener, Eau Claire, Wis, writes: "Foley Honey and Tar com pletely cored my boy of a very severe attack of croup. We km from rxper isoce that It U a wonderful remedy for axBghalcalda,croapwhooplDgcoUih." TA1.I-MAJI DRCG COMPAXI. The 'J Black "caPefv) 1 Out of the inky storm clouds he comes, the arch-enemy of all good farmers. There is nothirig you can do to stop him from reaping his destructive harvest. Though you cannot prevent such damage you can protect yourself against money loss by a Hail Insurance Policy WITH Bentley & Montgomery 615 Mam St Pendleton. Ore. Fhooe 404. Phone or call on us and we vill tell you how to pet the most protection for your money when buying Insurance. It i better to be afe than srry. We vrite evfrythinjf in i:..-ii.iKL'. lei Ub Uv it now. Paul V. Maris of o. A. Is rei? istered at the Pendleton. , J. B. Tourtelntte. Portland archi tect, is in the city on business. T. I Haun came flonu from his home at Kerndaie this morning. Iiu Harder and Charles Norman of Milton are spending- the day i. the city. A. B Manela of Fwwater, in am ohk the residents of the east end of the county here today. . S. L. Smith and deorsre rlark iire among th ;rant rountv resi dents in Jhe city today. D. W. Bailer left f.r Portland y terday on leftal business and expects to return tomorrow. . . Airs. E. K. Turner and baby will leave tonight for Eureka Flat. Wn., for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Hans Lurenzen. who ha been ill at St. Anthony's hospital, is re ported much improved. Everett Daubner, formerly of this city and nnw livintr at 0Kfin, Ida ho. Is back n a visit.. Joe Miller of AAams was her to- day en route to Tart. Calif., where he will enlist In the navy. Mips Edna Thompson is expected to arrive home Friday from Oakland. Cal.. for a two weeks vacation. Phil Murphy of Umapine came to Pendleton this morning for Jury ser vice but, owing to his wife's illness, was excused. C. T. Cockhnrn came in this morn ing from the Cottonwood precinct with the election returns and the regi" tration cards. Charles Co wen. Heattle realty man and owner of Irvlngton HeiRhts. ar rived this morning from Seattle and will oe here until tomorrow. $1500 CONTRIBUTED TO RED CROSS FUND This morning a good start was made upon the raising of the $;10.- 000 which has been fixed as CinatH- a county's share of the giKantic Red 'ross war fund, when Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis of this city notified the committee that she would contribute 000. At the same Ime her two sons. James H. Sturgte and Dr. Cyrus C Sturgis. pledged themselves for $250 each. This already provides five per cent of L'matilla county's share. The local committee will meet thi week to organize the campaign which is to be carried on from June 1 Sto 25. J. p. Robinson and Rev. J. E. Snyder, who witn Leon Cohen and Harry Chambers. represented Umatilla county at the state confer ence In Portland have returned art well as the other two. V V Fx" , - v Captain Victor B.us, JumI now the man who knows beans is more likely to be useful than the chap who discovers comets. SUFFERED NINE YEARS Many Remedies Tried in Vain. Well and Strong After Taking Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound. Ppartanbonf, S. C "For nin yn 1 aufferMl from backache, wealtnma. and irrepi Ian tiea to I could hardly do n.y work. I tried many remediea but f jund no permanent relief. After Uk ii.K I.vdia E. Pink h a in Vegetable Oniponnd I felt a jrrrat cVange for the better and a.T now well and strong so I have do trouble in doing my work. ! hope every ner of l.yrtia EL Pinkham't Vegetable ( ornwund will get aa great relief aa I did from ita ue. " Mr. S D. McABEE, IZi Dwey Ava, Spartan burg, S. C Toe reason wornes write such grate ful letters to the Lydia E. Pinkhar-. Median Co. is that I.ydia E. Pinfc ban's Vegetable om pound hai brought health and happaness into their Uvea. Freed from their iilneas they want to pars the good news along to Other aunenng women that they also may be relieved. This is a praise worthy thing to d and such wurneb ahouui be l.it,h y cumme nded. Suit To Condemn Iaid. The O-W. R. & N. Co. has brouKhl tsult aKuinst Frederick Walter Sams and other of the Sams heirs to con demn a strip of land 90 fet wide ad joining on the east the present O-VV. right nf way near the Dry Creek tres tle. The land is wanted to permit of alterations in the line there. I'ncle John Kockefell r's subscrip tions to the liberty loan are a great relief to New York's conscience. tt7 KXtil.VKS nl UX COAI SAY IIOTKI, MANAtJKIt DISIXYAI I Arrest San fTnivisoo Man on Ai-li-Drnft c$iarfYp SANTA ROSA. Cal.. June . A San Francisco man was arrested here today as an a.'leged anti-draft agitator. ife is Wing held pend'ig action bv the federal authorities. liankson was lal'en from a train charged with thriving anti-registration circulars upon tin station put-forms. Voluntary Kullstnient of Hi-ltUM sub jt ln tho t'ultotl Stau-K. The congress of the I'nlted States having passed an act permitting the voluntary recruitment. within the I'nlted Stales, of British subjects fur service with the British army condi tional up'in regulations Issued by the I'nited Slates secretary uf war male British subjects betwen the ages o( IS and 40 years Inclusive residing in ihe slates of Oregon.' Washington. Montana and Idaho, or in the terri tory or Alaska, who are not natur alized Amerlcun citizens, are reiiuest- to register their names and ad dresses at the British consulate, i'ortland, Oregon. . It must be understood that regis tratlon does not necessarily imply obligation or compulsion. Comfort Style Manv men have foregone the comfort of a Hot Weather Suit because they were un der the impression that it could not be had with any degree of style and finish. Those men should see the Hot Weather Suits of the famous Bond Clothes $15 to 135 They have all ihe style of "heayj weight suits and are as carefully tailored. Bond Bros. Men s Complete Pendleton s Leading Oetfittera Clothiers. BUY A LIBERTY LOAN BOND. illllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllir WORN OUT MOTHER TELLS OF BABY'S PIMPLY ECZEMA Became Hard Crust Like Scale. Very Irritating and Itched. Kept Awake. Cuticura Healed. (Continued from Page 1.) secured fr?e of freiKht charts t allowing their use , by the handling company- However, such a plan would have involved delay and to avoid this the Union Pacific paid freight on their cars something never heretofore done ty the road. May is fascinating but dreadfully trying, and one im almot glad to see her pack her duda and go. FROM THE PEOPLE Portland, Ore., June 5, 1917. Editor Kawt Oregonlan: Will you be so obliging as to af ford space in your newspaper for tb notification given below and, if pos sible, to repeat it from time to time during the next two weeks. Toura 'truly. HARRY U SHERWOOD. H. B. M- Consul. ! I i! STAKED HIS LIFE ON BELIEF OF HIS THEORIES "When my hahy i;:rl firrt became ill I noticed a tiny ii:np!c o:i nnc of her checks. I pniiinoaUfiiiiontillitbccaric worse, and 1 was t IU it was ct -.'.or.ia. The pi-.iplc became red and finally Fprc.'sfl tirr In r f.rr nr:J P becarr-c a hard crust l:Lc a sc.:Ie. It w;-a t cry irri- ? : J tali i' and itUied a vtnA trTT-1' deal, nr.d s!.e was ili-f" ured y.iiiii slic li::t it. isl e kept me awake nii;iiW and 1 got dis couratrcd and worn out. "When I read ul Cuticura Snnp and. Ointment 1 sent f'r a sample. I pur chased more, and in fix weeks she wan healed.1 (Signed) Mis. Robert C'npps, 160 W. Central Ave., St. Paul, Slum.. Autnist 28, I'm. While Cuticura works wondem in most cawsof skin trvsihlf s its prfp-rtics are ki niitd and so uelic:itcl- oimi.ined that it is also ideal for c very-day use in the toilet, bath and nursery. For Free Sample Each bv Return Mail address xt-card: Cutirurm, Dept. R, Bosfton." Sd evervwierr ttlllllllllllllllllllllliaillllllIIUIIIIIIItlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItflllllMIIIIMIIIItlIflllll I BEANS, POTATOES, ONIONS, 1917 CROP 1 THE OREGON FRUIT CO. of PORTLAND. ORE., through its Pendleton Branch, solicits a list of your 1917 acreage of such crops as Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Melons, Etc., and will E contract to market such crops At Best Market Prices, E where CARLOADS may be assembled. For full informa- tion call on The Pendleton Fruit Co.. la if tfc let Rat riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMiir ARHAND'S The only NEW face powder in the past 50 years Oh yes, there are many, many kinds of powders tin the market, but this one is absolutely different from any you have ever had. The price is reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEN'S Have It Cn Dims Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES" HOT TAUALES CHILLI CON CARNE PAX1SH 8TYLB LUNCHES COFFEE varnalng- elaaa and ap-to-data. FIRST CLASS 8ERVICB TEA 5c PackjiK Under State Hotel Cor. Wt CattoBvooa wx Pkn 1ST. raadlatoB. Or illy V ' " ' - '.' ! v L - ' 4 :-Kt j rrv.,', .. '."l ,: , f ' ' ' - ' ' - V1 ' - i ' y ' 'it ' : ' ? - AVV(M jC f' " ' tTm-"'f) i ' A I , x rVv ' , . JzJ i ' " -ir 1 ; V. ry'' ' - ' J1 - - - - ,- r I, i ! i i b.e II 1 3 nome-mnnager. V II T 'KX"lvl'-l-Jt WWYV invic uiuc luunuays ior me senml: nome-manager. No longer does she wear hemelf over a steaming wash tub or a sizzl hot ironino; board. She has shifted unpleasantness of wash day to the ir. liuy Mrwftr. f lvr. J. l an Invfntor with th- Niiirair "f hir crn iii'MiK. . Tr pr'i h- had m lai ftttind hnll-t irHf rtnr fr fHi rtlilir- Jum !h khifl n'J'd in fh' frn-hrt in Krnnr- h" put n h--triin.r H(ni iTtiiitirt ru'Miiit 1'ri ' II, a f hnrpfh'Mff r f I hi I ' n.ts-'i I'ffii.-m l'...'k.-l ..it. Th lui;-i jTh v off, and thr mi no d-imaRf mt all ! 3 (not even a trar of th htxk, mhih ! 3 haa mad all otrmr aurh Invent iona : L: j ual-fai. Th bullet travelled at a 1 1 hpsmI of 2.74 ft a aecond and car- j ri-d an Impact of 2 0fl pound. It , :Ktru-k vr th- h.-art. Th- armor ' B- fv.wU thirty ptjrid. If ha n- Ei rtKii ffr !h hk h may I- cloa.l hS; in rtv-. f dana-r. Th- l.rwly pi i-r-ttj fr 'in the thine up. TROY LAUNDRY Resolve that during the coming hot summer days you will turn your washday into a day of ease and comfort by letting us do your work. We'll take the entire responsibility wash and iron your clothes with the same infinite care that your yourself would exercise and call for and deliver them all at a trifling cost Shall we have our wagon call? JUST TELEPHONE 179. "We Wash Everything But the Baby" Troy Laundry Co. Telephone 179 uii.iiii iniMTtm-mamrinn'iW'W'mnm ,,,, s3 '""I'l'IMHUHtiUmtHlM,