East Oregonian : E.O., October 14, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Wbi the Pres Agent ms to
bay of Prtxent and Cumin;
Attraction.
Distinctively
Individval
Mnntoijcicrlnn Defeat Auntj-Uim.
CETTINJE, Oct. 13 Montenegrin
under General Vukvltch defeatel
AuMrlanj south of Beralevo It was
Announced here. The fight was
hand to hand contest and resulted In
the Montenegrins routing the A us
trlans. The former lost S00 and the
latter 2500. The Austrian who were
16.000 strong are reported In full re
treat.
Diced Sufferers
Want to Knoi
Tie light is Turned on to a
Subject of Darkness.
The mere fart that S. S. the fltnouf
blood purifier, drlret out dlsrtae U a
world's story, a topic of conrerutliin wher
erer men gel tog'ther.
Tbey wiindcr hj, simply beraiuc roost
remedies are n,ritlflr1 and put before them
as "dlienTerlrs." Tlie facts are that we
pay too much attention to poulbllltlet and
Dot enough to rest, botnetpun aetompllib
nient 8. ft. 8. Is a remedy of our fathers.
It baa a history that la written deeply In
turn's mlmli because It baa done flic work,
drlren out deep seated dlncaae, revived
bope, pt-t the U. K. on appraranre and
clamped down tight any effort of germs
in get the upper band. Any sore spot on
the akin 'j sn Immediate demaufl for
8. 8. 8. tljee the flrit principle of tbla
famoua re oedy la to Urlke out fur places
of trouble. This la s physiological fart
and 8. 8. S. Is true to the workings of
our txdy.
Get a bottle of 8. 8. 8. today at any
dnnrglst and begin blood health. It will
master sny blood dlsesae snd do It In s
wsy to emphsdlte Its Influence. And If
yon would like definite advice write The
8wlft Horrific Co., AO Swift Rldg., Atlanta.
Ca. Their medical department Is where
most people Orat seek advice tbst puts
them on the straight road.
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your house or
1 Sash, doors, shingles, hard wood, store fronts
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RUSSIANS CLAIM VICTORY
OYER AUSTflO-HUNGARIANS
IIATTI.i: XKAll KAN' HIVFH ENDS
IX ItOlT SAYS riTTKOGllAD
WAH oi nci
PETROGRAD. Oct. 13 A Ruswlan
defeat of an AuHtro-Hungarlan force
near the river San was announced by
the war office today.
jiusxian inraniry ana artillery were
said to have attacked the enemy's
center while cavalry charged the
flunk, ending In a complete victory
for the czar's troops. The enemy lost
many guns and much transport equip
ment, besides severe losses In killed
end wounded,
WASHINGTON-. Oct 13. A tele-
tram received from the Russian for
eign office at Petrograd ly Colonel
fiolcjewskl, military attache nt the
Russian emhimsy here, said: j
"On October 11 on the left bank of
the Vistula, ft battle began on the
roads leading to Trangorod and War
saw. There the situation la unchang
ed. Our cavalry has crowed the Car
pathians at several places and Inval-
ed the Hungarian plains.."
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NEW YORK STATE
SUFFRAGISTS MEET
ROCHESTER. X. T.. Oct. IS. Au-
tnmohlle load after automobile load
of suffragists young and old have
been pouring Into Rochester for the
lust two days. It Is estimated that
the biggest crowd ever In attendance
nt a woman's suffrage meeting In New
York state was on hand here this
morning when the fortyslxth annual
convention opened. This In the last
iMi'i'iuig ii nit: .i-w iorK BunriipsiMJj
before the submission of the suffrage
amendment to the voters.
The meetings will be lielJ In con-
ventlon hall. The feature of the
convention Is the monstrous nuto pa-
ra.ie, which will be held tomorrow, it
la believed that a thousand or more
machines will be In line. Suffragists
from all over the state have motored
here so that they could take part In
the parade.
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remodeling of
store interior
get my prices 1
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good, we can fill
your order S
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blend with the dis
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men like !
LA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL
SCHEDULES MANY GAMES
IMOX EIJJVKX WATS TIIEIIE
OCT. 17 OTIIEIl FAST TEAMS
TO COME.
LA GRANDE, Oct. 14. Football
games are coming thick and fat.
Manager Westering yesterday closed
for a game with Union high on ttfe
local grounds to be played next Sat
urday, commencing at 3 o'clock. In
the few days between now anj then,
Coach Reynolds will hew off the Jag
ged places prominent last Saturday
and expects to have his team In con
siderably better shape. The near
machine-like playing of the team even
last Saturday has led many to believe
that despite an exceptionally light
s'iuad and a majority of recruits and
second string men, the local school
may develop a combination that will
hold all comers.
While there were Innumerable weak
places, thu general playing of the
youugsters enthused the home fans
Saturday and they are confident that
I'nlon, coming with an average weight
of 150 pounds, will have to fight ev
ery Inch if she wins. While Baker
won from Union, It was largely due(
to Inexperience on the part of Union,
land Union coaches affirm that these
'faults will be eliminated before the
eleven hops on the gridiron In this
city.
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Rlnckheads, blotches and pimples
are caused by the Improper action of
the bowels. Holllster's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea regulates the bowels, makes
our complexion clear and beautiful
gives you that healthy look. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. Tallman & Co. Adv,
Otln Attack Punl.slwsl.
home, Oct. 13. A telegram re
eclved here from Berlin says:
"The civilians of Lanaeken. Bel
glum, having attacked German trorps
leprlsals were necessary. Lanaeken
wits bombarded and lta church de
mroyed. Along the road between
Lanaeken and Tongres all the houses
were burned."
Both Lanaeken and Tongres are In
the Province of Llmbourg,
HAlSiiFACE
In Great Pain, Itched Terribly,
Caused Disfigurement. Unable
to Do Work. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Not a Scar Left.
rcnnlnirton, Cal. "A flow month ago
I to polwnpd. It came on my handi first
In ft nsh and in two dyi It hod proad all
ever my band and fare. It gradually pot
worse day by day and I wa In frreat pain.
My handi and face wore a dim of running
ores and iwhcd aomotlUng torrlble. I did
not dare to irxatch aa It pained me so. I
could not alocp at night. The eruption
cnusod disfigurement. I was unable to do
r.:y work at all, It pained mo ao.
"I tried medicine but it did not help mo.
I had been alxmt four weeks alnce I got
poisoned when a Trlond asked mo why I
didn't try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I
aont for some right away and began using
them following directions. Inside of two
dayt I could jeo a groat change and in seven
days after I bogan to use tho CuUrura Soap
and Ointment there was not ft sear left."
(Signed) Mist Edna Bogcrs, Apr. 30, 1914.
Samples Free by Mall
"Why should I use Cut IruraSoapT There
is nothing the matter with my skin and I
thought Cuticura Bonp was only for skin
troubles." True, it is for skin trouMos, but
Its great mission Is to prevent skin troubles.
For more than a generation its delicate,
emollient and prophylactic properties havo
rendered It tlio standard for this purpose,
Willie Its cxtremo purity and refrraldng fra
granco gtvo to it all tho arivantagiD of tho
uot or tollot soas, Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Olntmeut are sold everywhere.
IJlH'ral sample of each mailed free, with
Sklu Hook. Adtlnta iKl-carU "Cu-
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PaMtlnw WedncMlay-TliurMday,
"The Girl at the Ick," a two reel
feature. The cast Includes a r umber
of Lubin's favorite playeis. Tho
story deals with the love of a young
artist who has won distinction
through the aid of John Fair a mil
lionaire, and becomes engaged to his
oaughter Geraldlne. One day he
meets the beautiful daughter Elline
of a rteaf and dumb lokkc.-ji.r and
believes that he hi.n discovered in her
a model for a muMterplco which he '
cans "The Girl at the Lock." The
palntlntr was finished and when ex
hlblted the artist's flan'e In a Jeal
ous ruKe cuts the picture into rib
bons. This act causes the arti't to
break their engagement. Another
picture was made and the urtiht cut
of gratitude to his patron renews his
engagement with Geraldine. The day
of his wedding Elaine goes to the
church and seeing the man she rrid
learned to love come out the hus
band of another, falls unconscious on
the steps.
"The New Reporter," the power of
the press is strikingly shown Ir. this
Olograph portrayal. Clare McDowell
and Chas. West are featured.
"The Ageless Sex," Vita graph com
edy that will bring the glow , of
health and the bloom of good nature
to your features.
Cosy Wednesday and Thtirvlay.
The Woodwards, Juvenile entertain
ers, will be the vaudeville attraction
for the above two days. They are ex-
tra good and are the kind that are
sure to please.
Mutual Weekly No. 90. War news
from England, France, Germany, Bel-
glum and Canada as well as some
scenes taken in the U. S. that relate
to the great war.
"The Sheriff of MWatlne." Two
reel Kaybee. A speedy story of the
west with many exciting Incidents,
"Winsome Winnie." Beauty. A
pleasing comedy offering with all thei
Beauty favorites.
The Aha Today.
"The Little Gray Lady," starring
the charming actress Jane Grey in a J
rnmflnr nf nffirlal life In Wafthlnff 1
ton. D. C. The story Is a strong one
and holds the eye rlvlted to , the
screen until the end.
The Alia Sunday.
European war pictures.
Keep Your Stomach and Liver
Healthy.
A vlgorou Stomach, perfect work
ing Liver and regular acting Bowels ;s
Is guaranteed If you will use Dr. j E
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good Digestion, correct Constipation E
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druggist Adv.
RUSSIAN OFFICER TELLS
OF FEELINGS UNDER FIRE
AWE EX PF.RI F.XC'FI) IX THE
FACE OF SOMKTHIXfi UN
KNOWN SAYS SOLDIER.
LOXDOX, Sept. 30. (By Mall to
New York.) A very graphic picture
of the feelings of a man plunged for
the fir.t time Into war are given In
a letter received here, from a Russian
officer at the front. He wrote:
"When war was declared our bri
gade was dispatched to the theater of
operations. I went with delight and
so did the others. When we reached
our destination we were told thai the
buttle would begin in the' morning.
"At daybreak positions were as
signed to us, and the commander of
the brigade handed us a plan of ac
tion of our artillery. From thj: ino
tr.ent horror possessed our souls.
"It was not anxiety for "iiril?s
oi fear of the enemy, but a feeline of
awe In the face of something un
known. At six o'clock we opened
fir
at a mark which we could not j
distinguish but which we understood
was the enemy.
"Suddenly we see the enemy com
ing. At the same time he opens fire
on us. We turn our guns upon him
and I give the order to fire. I myself
feel that 1 am in kind of a nWhtm.ire.
"One of the enemy's regiments is
annihilated. Then a second one. All
this time I am pouring missils In am
ong them. Hut now the nervous feel
ing has left me. My soul is filled
with hate, nnd I continue to shoot
at the enemy without the least feel
ing of pity.
"Yet still the enemy Is advancing,
rushing forward and lying down In
turns. I do not understand his tac
tics, but what are they to me? It Is
enough for me that I am occupying
favorable position and mowing him
down like a strong man with a scythe
in a clover field.
"During the first night after the
battle I could not sleep a wink. All
the time my mind was filled with pic
tures of the battlefield. I saw 'Jer-
man regiments approaching, nnd my
self firing right into the thick of th.Mn.
Heads, arms, legs and whole bodies
of men were .being flung high into
the air. It was a dreadful vision I
was In for battles. When the second
began I went into it like an automa
ton. Only our muscles hto taxed. All
tho rest Of our being seems paralysed.
So complete Is the suspension of the
sensory processes that I never felt
my wound. All I remember is that
a feeling of giddiness came ove me
and my head began to swim."
Mount Pino H New Xiimc.
WASHIXGTOX. Oct. 13-
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Airmen's Escape Narrow.
LOXDOX. Oct. 13. The British
aviators who on Friday last, made a
successful flight to Dusseldorf and
destroyed a Zeppelin, lost their ma
chines after they returned to Ant
werp, it Is said. They landed between
the outer and Inner ring of forts, just
as the German artillery commenced
firing.
The machines, which were In the
open, were bir.v.ii to pieces but the
aviators escaped In an armored mo
tor car.
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION OR GAS
"P.YPK'S DIAPKI'slX- MAKI.S UP
M7T STOMAOIS FKKI. FIXE
IX 11VK MIXtTKS.
Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the
damage do you? Well, don't both-
r. If your stomach Is In a revolt;
If sour, gassy and upet. and what you
i jusi aie nas lermentea into siuooorn
lumps; head dizny and aches; belch
gases and acids and eructate undi
gested food; breath foul, tongue coat
ed Just take a little Tape's piapepsin
and in five minutes you wonder what
became of the Indigestion and dis
tress. Millions of men nnd women today
know that It Is needless to have a
bad stomach. A little Diapepsin oc-i
ciislonally keeps this delicate organ
regulated and they eat their favor-1
Ite foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebel
lion; If your food Is a damage In
stead of a help, remember the quick
est, surest, most harmless relief Is
Tape's Diapepsin which costs only
fifty-cents for n large ca.e at drug
stores. It's truly wonderful it di
gests food and sets things straignt
ists rood ana seta tnmss siruigiu. i
i gently and easily that It Is really j
stonishlng. Please, for your sake.
so
as
don't go on and on with a weak, dis
ordered stomach; It's so unnecessary.
Bingo
Took Uy
Corns Off
No Pain
Stop pain nrnl
burning i f wu' t
corns ami oil-
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Without that the best
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the best of style won't
stick.
Fall and winter Suits
and Overcoats are ready.
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