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V.C.F. TEX. DAIT.T EAST OREOONIAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, DKUBMnER 81. 11112. TWELVE PAOES. STOP ANNOYING PEOPLE BY COUGHING. : STOP ATTRACTING UNDESIRABLE ATTENTION, 5 1 i a. k IMI M " ALcniiPLirnrrrr. n n.rrDorn, MmHmuwinan imam 0 03 IU kCH,CACO.,LL. J Pure and Pleasant Or. King's New Dis covery Drives Away Cough and Cold. Makes You Feel Fine. You know how very embarrassing it is to constantly cough at parties, in church and other public places. Besides suffering the distress of coughing, you regret the annoyance to those with whom you are brought in contact, and decide not to go out again while your cold lasts, causing yourself much inconvenience. "Every winter,' writes Mrs. M. 0. Cross, Granburr, Texas, "I, Buffered with severe coughs and colds, but since using Dr. King's New Discovery, I tiave not been bothered or annoyed with either for over two years." Ask your druggist for a bottle of Dr. King's New Discover)'. He will refund your money if not satisfied. KOKPPK.VS OKIC; STOftl? NewsoftheWeakasToldinCounty Press MOVING PICTURE GETS DROWNING NVw York Pec. 21. An unMenti fied man unwittingly pose.l for n motion picture camera just off the Statue of Liberty by throwing him self from the upi-er ilei-k of the Stat-f-n Island ferry boat Manhattan while the operator was taking pictures of the immigration service tug Emi grant. To make the film all the more thrilling the man drowned while hmall boats from the Emigrant, the tug Mutual and from the Manhattan were racing to his rescue. The sui cide took r'e a fe"' moments after a ferry boat left her slip at St. (ieorgre. Ry the most remarkable co incidence the motion picture man was sweeping that part of the harbor with his camera at the time. The man -was short, heavily built, .smooth shaven, and walked with short, nervous steps. He had an ov ercoat and a sack coat beneath his itrm. Calmly, and apparently obliv ious of the fact that the machine was Krinding on the bridge of the Emi grant not one hundred feet away, he mounted the rail and Jumped. The Mutual, which was towing the Danish steamer Duxnla. lowered a lifeboat, Tli. Manhattan's pilot hearing the cry, "Man overboard:" reversed his engines and the Emi grant headed for the spot, with the motion picture man speeding his films. When the rescuers arrived nothing but the two coats and a slouch hat were to be seen. The man failed to arise after sinking, following his plunge. In the smaller coat there was an empty spectacle case and 42 cents. There was nothing by which the owner could be identified. V.X(t)lVm 1MHSTICIIS frt)lt HIGHWAY KKIDGE Vancouver, Wash., Dec. 21. Con fident that what they might accom plish will b of great benefit to Van couver county, a party of representa tive busineM men left for Seattle where they yill meet with the cham ber of commerce there and endeavor to secure the Seattle commercial body's indorsement of the proposed highway bridge across the Columbia at this point. James P.i,Stapleton. ' chairman of the bridge committee In this city, has direct charge of the arrangements. I'OKTKF.SS IS SIIKIJ.KD KKOM GllKEK BIPLANE Military Aviator IXcs Effective Work WliUe Hying Over .Tanlna. Paris, Dec. 21. A veritable hail of bombs was thrown Into the Turkish fortress of Janina by the Greek mil itary aviator Moutoussis and an ac companying comrade who flew over that - city in a biplane, according to official advices received here. The bombs were hurled down upon the principal buildings and caused se rious damage. The population was terrorized. XEGUO IS HANGED FOU ATTACKING GIRL Xashingville. Tenn., Dec. 21. Leo Temple, i7. the negro charged with ! attacking the 7-year-old daughter of his employer, T. P. Queen, In Shelby county, was hanged at the state prison here. "The negro died without making a confession. When rough, high-proof, strong whiskey begins to tell on you when your nerves and stomach commence "calling for help" try a little Cyrus Noble. It is mild in character aged in wood in charred barrels blended and re-aged in steam-heated warehouses. This gives it that palatable, enjoyable flavor peculiar to it its mellowness its richness. Sold by f.rstclass dealers all over the world. W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents, Portland, Ore. J. W. Jenkins la critically HI at tils home near Cobb's crossing. Several physicians have been called In con-1 sulfation, and all agree that his re covery Is doubtful. Milton Eagle, i A very pleasant evening was pass ed by the J. P. P. Club last Monday at tho home of Miss Velma Wllwin son, when the name of the club was fully upheld. About a dozen young ladies were present, and after an hour spent In sewing, were treated, to light refreshments by the hostess. Athena Press. It Is reported that Reeder brothers. Athena farmers, sold 30.000 bushels of wheat last Monday to the Puget Sound Warehouse company at 89 cents, net. It Is also reported that J. S. Harris sold a thousand sacks -Just Saturday to the Preston-Shaffer company at 68 1-2 cents, net. Weston Leader. Uev. J. B. Dalsley, who organized the local Christian church more than 28 years tvgo. died at his home near Pomeroy, Friday, November 29, "after a lingering Illness. The Rev. Mr. Dalsley was well known to many of the older residents In Milton and his death comes as a personal loss to his large citvle of friends here. Milton Eagle. The . Weston Ladles' basketball team will come to Milton Friday night, the 27th. to play the Gym girls. This promises to be a fast game as the Weston team Is a fast one, being all experienced players. The Milton girls need no introduction, us most of the lovers of basketball In Milton have seen the team play. Don't forget this game. The Gym needs your support. Milton Eagle. Mr. and Mrs. William Forsythe left lust week for Hutchinson, Kansas, where they expect to visit their daughter, Mrs. Earl Smock. This Is the first time in 36 years that Mr. Forsythe has been east and he ex pects to spend several months sight seeing in Kansas and eastern states. The trip was made primarily in the interests of his wife's health. Milton Eagle. Improvements continue at the Hodgson farm on Pine creek below town. Many old cottonwood trees which have outlived their attractive ness are being cut down and con verted into cordwood and will make about 40 cords. New quarters have been completed by Mr. Hodgson for the Pereheron stallion and Durham bull which he keeps on the farm, and they will lodge In lordly fashion, as befits their breeding. Weston Lead er Charles NeWcomb, who heads the Bull Moose herd in Pilot Rock, has had his mustache amputated by Sur geon Wesley J. Smith since his elec tion as member of the city council. While no artist will ever draw, a pic ture of Mr. Newcomb covered with dollar marks, he nevertheless resem bles the departed Mark Hanna and, in politics, knows a thing or two about the game. As a result of his political success and his somewhat im proved looks, the people of Pilot Kock anticipate a movement upward in the price of choice cuts at the City Meat Market. Pilot Rock Record. Blanche McGaughey, the sweet fac ed champion rider of the northwest, who came to Oregon from her home In Oklahoma to take part in the Pen dleton Round-up, is rapidly recover ing from a fracture of the right limb as the result of riding a race at Top- penish, Washington, a few months ago. Her mount was owned by Bar ney Sherry who lives on the reserva tlon, and while she won the race she did so after her leg was broken by being crowded against the fence In the first heat. She is the guest of her uncle, George McGaughey, the liveryman of Pilot Rock, and may re main here until she fully recovers. She Is still unable to be about with out crutches. Pilot Rock Record. SEAMEN'S UNION DEMANDS AN ADVANCE IN WAGES AND STRIKE THREATENED the well was dug. He is installing a gasoline engine and pump and will attempt to pump all the water from the well to discover if possible what freak of nature It is thut is spoiling the wuter for him. There seems to be no more water In the well after one of Its tantrums than there was before, and no one has a plausible explanation to offer for its behavior. WEALTHY CHICAGOIAN DROPS DEAD IN LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, Dec. 21. Mrs. Fran cis B. Roe. believed to be a wealthy Chicagolan, dropped dead in the bus iness section yesterday morning. KING GEORGE AN HONORARY MEMBER OF YACHT CLUB New York, Dec. 21. King George was elected today an honorary mem ber of the New York! Yacht club. IX ' cmmm Children Must Have Good Light for Studying A poor light strains the eyes, and the injurious effects may last for life. An oil lamp is best. The light from the Rayo Lamp is soft and mellow. You can read or work under it for hours without hurting your eyes. I be KAYO I constructed tciaatificalljr. It ii th . bt lamp made yet inaspcoaiva and economical. I - made of anlM hra.a nw-V! ml., m. lllltl. . . . . r i-ieoira wixnout removing cdimdct ar hade. Ey to clean and re wick. Made in ariou styles and for purposes. DtuUrt Eetrymfitrt STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CaMoraia) Saa Fraaciaca Tba Partiaa. '.."'.".iiyx;- London, Dec. 21. Havelock Wilson, secretary of the National Seamen's union, issued a statement demanding a wage advance proportionate with the prosperity of the ship owners and o conference on the question of the establishment of a wage board. He declares a strike will result if the owners fail to agree NEW WELL TURNS INTO WEE GEYSER Is lute-reeling But Supply for Throe Natural I'rviik SHnls Water PI nos Man. Grants Pass, Dec. 21. Mysterious explosions coming from the depths of a i!ug well at the village of Three Pines, a few miles to the north of Grants Pass, having caused much speculation as to the cause of the phenomenon. The well was dug last July by D. W. Davis is 41 1-2 feet in depth and six feet square. The excavation is through granite soli the entire depth, and the water vein was found In a narrow strata of clay that cut across the bottom of the well. When this J vein was struck the water rose rap-j Idly to a height of about six feet,' where it has since remained. Last Saturday night a series of ex plosions were heard within the well, and the water was churned Into mud. One of these explosions was so se vere .that it Jarred the earth and awakened the Davis family sleeping In the house 20 feet away. Again Sunday night the phenom enon occurred at about the same hour, and at each explosion the wa ter and gravel were hurled in a col umn nearly to the top of the well. Today Mr. Davis say the explosions are occurring at about 10 hour Inter vals, and that the water gets no chance to clear so ns to be .available for household ue. for which purpose RASH ON IIS AIM SPOTS Developed Into Running Sores. Itch ing Terrible. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment Stopped Itch ing Wonderfully. Now Cured. 811 Jj" Washington St.. 8alt Lake City,' f tah "I was first alarmed by an Itchy feeling all over my arms and a rash of tiny spots came out. The rash was a mass of spots like measles and developed Into running sores. The Itching was terrible and I would scratch something awful. I tried treat ment but It availed not. I then decided to try Cuti cura 8oop and Ointment. After the first application the Itching stopped wonderfully. The cure which followed was a marvel to me for I thought I never would get better. This was three years ago and I hare as clear a skin as any one may wish. Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured me entirely." (Signed) Miss Kate M. Dobson, Mar. 18, 1912. For pimples and blackheads the following Is a most effective and economical treat ment: Gently smear the affected parts with Cuticura Ointment, on the end of the finger, but do not rub. Wash off the Cuticura Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue bathing for some minutes. This treatment is best on rising and retiring. At other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath, to assist in preventing inflammation, irri tation and clogging of the pores. Bold throughout thd world. Sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston." i"Tendcr-f aceel men should use Cuticura Soap 6 having Stick, 20c. Sample fro, CHRISTMAS dsft Candy Speck Choice "Grocery Mixed'' candy, regular price 20c lb.; Just the thing for your Xmns tree, selling here ut 12 l-2c lb. Fine line of Xnius candies In boxes or In bulk, just received fresh, and priced right. Holiday Table Specials Hunt's Supreme Quality Peeled Apricots, u standard brand; regular price 35c can our price 30o Hunt's Supreme Quality lTiieeled Apricot, Hold regularly for 39c can, our price 25c J 1?C1J Mincemeat, bleached celery, oaluiflower, head lettuce, v IvHOJn nuts, apples, citron, fig, dateo, hi fact all the dell cadet, now In demand for the holiday dinners, can be secured here. Satisfaction guaranteed. iroesry SI CCKSSOK TO GEO. II. CLAKK GHOCERY. Temple Ituilding. Phone Main 171. W. L. BOYNTOII, Prop. Allen's Electric Studio Eagle-Woodmen Building First Class Portraits, Post Cards, Kodak Finishing, Photograph Supplies, Enlargements, Etc. Lasting Reminders Gifts That Cheer THE mellow radiance and glowing warmth af a beau tiful ELECTRIC LAMP will reflect the cheery spirit of Yuletide throughout the new year and for years to come. Like a fine painting, these exquisite Electric Lamps reveal the taste of the donor and become a lasting re minder of him or her. Electric Lamps Tds $4.00 to $18.00 The gif t of electricity nnd pas to tlie world mark two of the won ders of the ago and the marvelous achie vements of man a lrescnt selected from i he followine list, will hrini; to 'YOUR HOME, luxury, com fort, cleanliness nnd added convenience :i prized present in deed Electrical Gift Suggestions : Klectric Chandeliers $5.00 t S23.00 Art 'glass dining room domes SjS18 to S22 Klectric Reading Lamps, all kinds ?4 up Electric Coffee Percolators....!. $7 to $7.50 Electric Combination Toasters 86 to $6.50 Electric Irons from 5 year to a perpetual guarantee accompanying $3.50 to $5.00 Electric Chafing Dishes $8.00 Electric Heating Pad $6.50 Electric Luminous Radiators...- $6.50 Electric Curling Iron Haaters $3.50 Electric Vacuum Cleaners $55.00 and up Electric Washing Machines $55 to $85 Electric Sewing Machine Motors includ ing installing $18.00 Electric Pocket Flash Lamps $1.50 to $2.50. (Jas Area and fixtures; Electric Shade, Light G1oIks and Fixtures of every de scription. FARMER TELEPHONE LINES A SPECIALTY Vaug ban's Electrical Store NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE. PnONE MAIN 139
