East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 21, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextETOTIT PAC.ES DATLY EAST OTIEOOXTAy, PF.NmETOX, OREGON. MOXDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1014. PAflE THREE LATE MRS WARD OF IS STAMOFIELD BURIED WKIX KNOWN OlATiLIiA COINTY WOMASI MOlItNICl) , BY MANY ntlKMDS. m " (Special Correspondence.) KTANFIELD. fiept. 21.-The funer ml of the late Mra. Harriet Ward waa heU Saturday afternoon at the Pres byterian Church, Bev, E. J. Faucett read the burial rite. Mra. Ward came to Oregon with her parenta In the early 60's. They flrt settled in Polk county. She came to Umatilla coun ty when but a young girl. Later he waa. married to Lout Ward who pawed away In March. She haa spent moat of her life In thla county. She leave three Ron, George L-, Charlea A. of Btanfleld. and R. E. Ward o. Echo. Mra. Ward went laat Wednes neaday evening; to vtatt her grand daughter, Mra. George Corae of Her mlMon, and waa taken suddenly Hi and died Thuniday afternoon. The remain were Interred In the cemetery at Echo beside her huiibund. The bereaved fam ily have the sympathy of a large cir cle of friend. . Senator C. A. Booth waa calling on the voter of thla place Saturday. Editor and Mrs. C. E, Miller are being felicitated on the arrival of a fine baby boy, both mother and son are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fulton have a their guest A, M. Mile of Portland. Mayor Kyle and Dr. Kled atlendeJ the fair at Ileppner Friday. Mr. and Mra. P. H. Buchholi and Mra. H, E. Bartholomew motored to Pondleton Saturday. . v A. W. Prann of Hermlston, waa In town Saturday. Wm.( H.' Daughtry of Portland was attending to-business" here thia-wrek. Mra. W. P. Ward returned Sunday from a month's visit to various place In California, Mrs. Charles Hoggard baa been on the sick list this week, but is now convalescent. Acute Indigestion, . "I was annoyed for over a year by attacks of acuta Indigestion, follow ed by constipation," writes Mrs. M. J, Gallagher, Geneva, N. Y. "I tried everything- that waa recommended to ma' for this complaint but nothing did me much good until about four months ago I saw Chamberlain' tablets advertised and procured a bot tle of them- from our druggist. 1 soon realised that I had gotten the right thing for they helped me at once. Since taking two bottles of them I can eat heartily without any bad effect." Sold by all dealer Adv. (lutrity Omicrv (Vmvene. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. Hun d red ii of delegate arrived here for the national Roman Catholic "Charity Congress'' at the Catholic University. Extension and management of do me tic and foreign Catholic charities was the theme of the congress, at tended by prominent laymen and clergy. MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS Yon Cn Trust Undo Sam, And he guarantee our meat to be pure, appetizing and free from In fection after Inspecting them. Buy good Inspected meats from us and get the best. Oregon Market, phone 444 Adv. TAkK A TABL.KSPOONFIL OF jsU.TS IF BACK Hl KTh Oil BUlIKlt UOTHKIW. We are a nation of meal eaters anj our blood I filled with uric acid say u well-known authority, who warns us to be constantly on guard against kidney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free the blood of thl irritating acid, but become weak from the overwork; they get sluggish; the ellminatlve tis sues clog and thus the waste is re tained In the blood to poison the en tire system. When your kidney ache anj feel Ilka lump of lead, and you have stinging pain In the back or the urine la cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder la Irritable, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headache, nervous and ditty spells, aleeplessneas, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad weath er, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of JaJ Salts; take a ta bloepoonful In a glass of water be fore breakfast each morning and in a few days your kidney will act fine. This famous salts I made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with lithla, and has been used for generations to neutralise the acids In urine so It I no longer a source of Irritation, thus ending urinary and bladder disorders. Jud Salt Is inexpensive and can not injure; makes a delightful effer vescent llthla-watcr drink, and no body can make a mistake by taking a little occasionally to keep the kidney clean nnd active. : "KOIinnt IlAKON" SIMltIT l WAR CAISK, JORDAN' SAYS ' STANFORD. Cal., Sept. 21. Doctor David Starr Jordan, chancellor of I.eland Stanford University and who hua been touring the world in the In , terest of n world peace, will not re ' turn to Stanford until late In No , vemher. It was announced today. In a letter received here from London. Dr. Jordan stated he would be In , New York about the time of the . meeting of the trustee of the Car- I negle Peace Foundation, on Novem ' bo r 18, and a soon as that Is over will come west. A letter received re cently from Mr. Anna P. Zschekke, who knows Dr. Jordan, has the fol lowing to say regarding his attitude towards the war: "Dr. Jordan board near ua, Klldare Gardens, London. He Is greatly distressed over the terrible .backset that civilization will get He declare the robber baron spirit am- i ong Austria and Germany's arlatocra. cy is responsible for the war." ALE UMOM SOOA ..ilM 9 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured I with UKAL APPLICATIONS, a ttaej cannot resell tb seat or tbe disease. Ca tarrb Is a blood or constitutional disease, sod In order to rnr It yon most take In ternal remedies. Hall's latrrb Cure Is taken Internslly, and arts directly upon the blood snd mucous surfaces. Hsll's t'starrb Cur I not a quirk medicine. It ! whs prescribed by one or tbe best phy sicians In tbls country for years and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed of 'the S-t tonlca known, combined with the best blood purifier, acting directly on tbe mucous surfsres. rua perfect combine tlnn of ths two Ineredlsnts is wbst pro- ; duces sorb wonderful results In carina I .j ... .a . . i i.i. m V. 1 CIIKXKT A CO., 1'rons., Toledo, O Hold b lrurzlts. price 7ftc Tnk Hull's Knfnll IMIla tnr mwatlnstlnK A Box of Our Beverages Means a whole lot of whole sctme pleasure. Whether It be our Lemon or Cream Soda, Gin ger Ale, Root Beer, or other bottllngs, you'll find them one and all refreshing and palatable. They are drinks that contain no regrets, nothing but pleasure and refreshment. A box will prove their delightfulness. Quick Auto Truck Delivery. Pioneer Bottling Works Paul Hcntclgarn, Prop. Phone 177. Factory 222 E. Court "TIZ" GUDDENS SDK, Til FEET TIZ" make sore, burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight. Away co the ache and pains, the corns, callouses, blisters and bunions. 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Charlie Kidwelt left Thursday for Missouri to spend the winter with his parents and relatives. Oilman Folsom of Pendleton Is in the city. Arthur Bond spent Monday at Pen dleton having some dental work done. James Truman, who has been In the employ of Roy & Done, black smiths, this summer, left the first of the week for his home in Arkansas. J. N. Burgess was a business visit or at Pendleton Monday. Carl Hemphill was In town Tues day from his ranch doing some trad ing. The Misses Alma Boylen and Ma- ble Schaefer are spending this week ! In A da ma with friends. Mr. W. Long of Pendleton, was a buHlnens visitor here Thursday. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllltllllllllll I Uhoat Hanch far Salo ( 1 1 00 acres in Gilliam County, Oregon near railroad station. All under cul- 1 tivation. Water on place. ' Price I reasonable. Terms if desired, no trades I I R. T. 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The Arlxona Association of postmasters opened a three-day convention here today. x km 'ii!y ttw moire days ME ;to select your M before Pendleton's annual reception A big lot of both SUITS and COATS to ar rive Tuesday morning. Yours may be in the lot and its time yet for the big event. NOTE We have added more help to our alteration de- partment and will be able to make all fittings and alterations in very short time The Alexander Dept. Store Pendleton's Biggest and Best Department Store. A rd 1 like diaries Francis. LONDON, Sept 21. A dispatch from Petrograd declares that the Aus trian crown prince. Archduke Charles Francis, facing a desperate situation, Is seriously considering the surren der of the entire Austrian army. The Austrian losses In Galicia are now placed at 300,000 in killed, wounded snd prisoners, or nearly one-third of the entire army. One thousand guns, more than two-thirds of the available artlllery'i have been lost. Celebrate Birthdays. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. Repre sentatives George F. Burgess of Texas and James S. Davenport of Oklaho ma today celebrated birthday anni cersaiies. Burgess is S3 and Daven port 60. GERMAN WOUNDED TELUNG STORY OF FIGHT IN MILITARY HOSPITAL rV-. . re.. 1 v h 'M-xii jM;&?U-tfiufr' v;'.V. "SSSffC ' ; .. W ' ;HP v. .. .. 1 """" ' ,::. V r -. : ,.-.- V ' - -V,.- -.-... -T - .... .- -S-.g .-!..) .v . "w . Si, ,....,-.''.; .,. .., ,,n j v.,- .. JjT jft'g ' J"""T I"1"11 i'gm'mmmm'mmm''m'm'm'l )SMISWSJ"JSWMIUltlMIIUMll Vvv; : v y m .Jj Ja v V'V " -v -i-misiiirtni i r..ig.-swiirrirw rn"rr''Bai ii i wn thi ti rrr ri T'm- DINING CAR SERVICE iBBssssBBswss ft ajBssaHssBBBssBBBBHW mmmmmmmmm and at moderate prices. LOTT'S GAFE First-Class in Every Respect You can cheerfully recommend our cooking and serving to your most particular friends. Drop in After the Show or Dance n 3 a irst Hoiionol Ion!. PENDLETON, OREGON ESTABUSHED 1882 Known For It's Strength j B S3 wmssM -I LLc7 EX' Pendleton Cleaning Works BIGO.E5T and best FOR GOOD WORK Our equipment and knowledjte enables us to serve our patrons satisfactorily. We satisfy others we can satUfy you. Ladies' and Men's Garments Cleaned and Tressed. HATS REBLOCKED Our wa&on calls for and delivers work. 1-2 E. A1U Thone 119 i: W. Court. Fhone 431 Few pictures are being passed by t.-e Herman censors these days. Thoje shown above are the first to come from Berlin for almost a week. Th upper pholoicriiph shows wounded German soldiers In the military hos pital nt Berlin telling their comrades who have not yet been to the front of the terrific fighting tigalnst the troops of the allies. Below Is shown un Intervlor view of the over-crowded military hospital. Se. Fell, B?irip Er-a 3 Eg P Sr.-'S n P T. TA iii;iii!i:iiiii.7