East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 13, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti I DAILY EAST OftEOONTAX. PENDLETON. OKKflOtt. WK I )X EST) AY. JA XITA UY 13, 101' mm Vla JL om Child's Cough MIL 11 PROJECT a Call for Help. I Acrarcr It with Dr. King's New Discovery. It is' Pleasant, Southing, Healing. RESIDENTS CELEBRATE Don't put off treating your Child's Coujrh. It not only Baps their strength, but often Icadj to more serious ail ments. Why risk T You don't have to. Dr. Kind's New Discovery ii Just the remedy your Child needs. It is made from Tine Tar mixed with eoothintf healinjj and antiHcptic balsams. Will quickly cheek the- old and soothe your Child's Coutfh away. No odds how bad the Couprh or how lonrj standing Dr. KjnKs New Dincovery will stop it. Just get a COc bottle from your Drup- 0!,. uivo io-niKnt ana you will HUG HIV Eur notice an improvement to-mnrrn Dr.kl AcL for itTved W K"VE my Child's life. She was taken with GOIJE.Y JUBILEE. a coujrh and given up to die five times. ' . . One 60c bottfo of Dr. King's New Dis- ' w",,, covcry cured tho cough and saved her life." Excellent for Children and Delicate Women. It is Mild, Pleasant and ciiectlve. Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 4c in stamps. Married January Jj. ISO.V Have Mill) Miiltlrfil anrl Am tli (.rawiiuin-nt of .Twelve several of tho dillilnu Como to Help Cede- irate aiiM9 to County In 1U13. r.nE TrrrjFF. H. E. BUCKLEM& CO., 639 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, P.. 13 Alrnica Attack Town. PARIS, Jan. 13. A dispatch to the Havar Agency from Dunkirk aays that a dxcn German aeroplanes bombarded Dunkirk and environs Sunday. Thirty bombs were thrown by the airmen, but owing; to the precautions that had been taken, there were few victims. The material damage was unimportant. ATHENA MINISTER IS SPENDING WEEK IN WALLA WALLA MI S H COVERED FACE Head and Ears of Child. Kept Get ting Worse. Very Irritating. Face Quite Disfigured, Used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Trouble Entirely Healed. Clay Center , Nob, " I want to toll what CuUrura Boap and Oluiin.mt has dime fur my Utile glrL Jl-r face, tid and ears wen Just cooiplotriy covered with a fire eruption. It nude Itt appnarauoa In the form of a rwh aod kept get tins' wune and spread until bur fare and eart wcro al most a solid ma, very Irri tating and raining great Itching and dUtruaa. It Diade her niiioa at nliiht and her fare wu quite dUflgured. " 1 tried dlffirrot remedies auKgnfted but nothing we did brought any rcUef. finally I deridod to gire CuUrura Soap and Oint ment a trial. I wanhod brr far with Cuti cura Soap, driod It lightly and applied Cuti cura Ointment. I could notice an Improve ment with the Orat application and In two l weeks' time the trouble wu entirely hnalod." (Signed) Mr. O. O. HUck. July 31. 1914. Sample Each Free by Mail With 31-p. Fkln Book on requrat. Ad- arrm paat-rard "CuHcura, Ifr. T, Bold throughout the world. REV. A. M. LAMBERT VISITING FRIENDS OTIIKK PERSON AL8 OF TOWN. M Coo Dang Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES "ir HOT TAUALES CHILLI CON GARNE - SPANISH STYLE ' LUNCHES COFFEE Fverythlng clean and up-to-dite; FinST CLASS 8ERV1CB TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood fit. Phone 117 Pendleton, Ore. (Special Correspondence ) ATHENA, Ore. Jan. 1. Rev. A. M. Lambert Is spending- the week via. Itlng in Walla Walla Chrl Thoney was over from Wes ton yesterday Arnold Koepke was a Fendleton visitor Monday. I Mrs. J. A. Lumsden haa returned I home after visiting relatives In Port ", kind for a couple of weeks. Lawrence Tharp was In Pendleton TIioji. McBrlde of Weston, was in Athena Monday. Mrs. Geo. R. Gcrklng was a Pendle ton visitor Monday. Tom Coffee of Adams was in Athe na Monday. Mini Ruth Krehs of Milton, was an Athena visitor the fore part of the week. Mrs. I. L Mlchener was a Walla Walla visitor Frlda). Mrs. A. Klnnear of Weston was an Athena vUitor Tuesday. h. 8. Vincent Is transacting business In Portland this week. Miss Du Puis of Adams was In Athena Monday. Monroe Turner of Weston was an Athena visitor Tuesday. George Klnnear of Weston was a Athena visitor Friday. Ed Kaufman, proprietor of the Athena Bakery, spent Friday night In Pendleton. F. O. Lucas was over from Wes ton Saturday. J. A. Lumsden was a Pendleton visitor Saturday. Tom Lleuallen of Adams was in Athena Monday. H. Koepke transacted business In Walla Walla Saturday. , Ira McDonald was a Pendleton vis itor Monday. Miss Violet Plcard of Adams was In Athena Monday. Electric stoves. lights are made for (as 1 ir JL M P (Special Correspondence.) IIEUMISTON, Ore., Jan. 13. Mr. end Airs. Wm. Jackson, of this sec tion, are celebrating their golden wedding today with a dinner at their home, three miles south of town Mr. ami Mrs. Jackson were murrled January 13. 1S65 In Renfew, Ontario, and are the parent of nine children, til of whom are living und the grand 1 arents of twelve children. Of the nine, seven of the children have come from their respective homes to celebrate the golden wed ding with their parents and are Mr. R. L Shlppee of pientywood. Mon Itana, Mrs. W. D. Dooley of Dooley, Montana. Mrs. E. Z. Moore of Big Sandy, Montana. Mrs Milton C. Leh mer of L'tlca, Montana; W. J. Jack son, Jr., of Utlca, Montana and Ed Jackson and Clint Jackaon, both of this city. A. A. Dalglsh brother of Mrs. Jack son; la here to attend the wedding from Admonxton, Ontario, It being over au yeurs since tney had aeen each other. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson came here from Utlca, Montana, Nov. 25th, 1913 and during their residence here have made many warm frlens who wish them even greater happiness In the future. The first basketball game played here this season was between the lo cal high school and the all stars Sat urday evening In the new basketball hall. Prof. A. L. Bensel referred the gume, the all stars defeating the high school team 14 to 11. The lineup is as follow. AH Stars, Hunt, right forward; H. Todd, left lorward; Phelps, center; Johnson, right guard; and J. Roberts, left guard. H. 11. S. Waterman, right guard; C. Johns, left gunrd; W Ulakealee, center; Ixnghorn, right forward; C. Blakes lee, left forward, with J. Todd, Hlatt and Shot well as subs. Mrs. K. I. DavU and Mrs. G. W. Bohn were hostessea on Friday at the Davis home on Gladys avenue. About twenty-four guests were present for the afternoon Mrs. A. W. Purdy was again hos teaa Thursday afternoon to a number of her friends when she entertained at auction bridge. This Is the second of a series of parties given by Mrs. Purdy. Mrs. Ida F. Smith who visited In town several days last week, returned to her home in Hood River Saturday. Mrs. A. G. Means of Umatilla was the guest of Mrs E. I. Da via Friday. Mrs It G Newport who ha bees 111 at the Pendleton hotel with pneu monia returned home Monday morn ing and Is much improved Mrs. Laura Headlngton returned from Walla nt several days McDonald of Beardsley, MIn Mr. w, T. Roberta of thin c Monday, Junuary 4th. Mra. Robert lived here for two years with her slater, Mrs. Jf C, To ner and hus many friends who are looking forward to her return In the neur future. Mr. Robert, who la one of the pro grewdve young ranchers of the pho Ject has Juflt completed a bautlful and modern home on hi ranch near the Columbia river. Mr. and Mrs. Roberta are now vis iting Mr.- Roberts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J Roberts, In Spokane and are expected to arrive In thl sec tion the early part of the week They will bo' at home to their friends after February 1 at their residence, Fir Glen Ranch. n., to'rmimiiiiiimm!m ity, oo , Ij'ii'iliWii I SPECIAL! SPECIAL! See the worlds greatest motor car factory, the great Ford plant and the manufacturing of Fords, in one big reel of motion pictures at the Alta Theatre Tonight. . If You Can't Afford an Automobile You Can Afford a COUNTY FAIR AT 1 BAKER NOT TO BE 1 MELD THIS YEAR M J2 mm ' Mrs. Laura Headlngtoi the flint of the week f Walla where she spent i I vlxltlng friends. l Mr. and Mrs. G. W. H daughter, Charlotte, Mrs. Bohn C F. and Mor- (.KOI XDS TO UK EVENTUALLY TIRXLD OVER lOlt AGRI- ,S CI LTIKAL PURPOSES. ! BAKER, Ore., Jan. 13 There wlU be no county fair In Baker thl year Thl was accepted without queatlon by the members of the Commercial club and those connected with the Baker County Fair association and the Ba ker County Speed association which owns the race track. William Poll man, one of the principal stockhold ers of the speed association, said that the fair grounds would eventually be turned over for agricultural pur- poses. The property haa been given to the fair association for It use without charge save that the fair as sociation has paid the taxes and has paid for the up-keep of the grounds. Thoe who have been prime movers In the work of carrying on the fair said today that yesterday's action by the county court In refusing to appro priate $2000 for the count fair ha effectually stopped all efforts to hold a fair. There was some talk of get-, ting the farmers to start a petition to the county court but the majority doubted whether this would avail, no matter how liberally It was signed. w mm i 3 I I I 1 i-i ji x 3 r 3 t 3 ii r3 THE UNIVERSAL CAR l'NOWN the world over for its PROVEN '"get there" A ability, endurance, low cost and cheap up-keep. The car of. a thousand uses the car that put "Old Dobbin" out of business. ' ' Now Has Electric Starter and Lights For nearly two years the Gray & Davis engineers have been engaged in studying the requirement of the Ford car. Exhaustive experiments and months of careful testing were part of the development of this system. The result Is a powerful,, dependable starting-lighting device a typical Gray A Davis system identical in material and workmanship wlith systems found on expensive automobiles. THIS STARTER MAKES IX) RD A WOMAN'S CAR. I: A Tc4 for Liver Complaint Mentally l'nhapy Hiyslcally. .Dull The liver, sluggish and Inactive, first shows itself in a mental state i unhappy and critical. Never is there, Joy ln living, a when the Stomach and Liver are doing their work. Keep your liver active and healthy by us ing Dr. King's New Life Pills; they empty the Bowels freely, tone up your, liver and purify the Blood. iZo at druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve j excellent for Pile Adv. Tou can easily Imagine the convenience, safety and intrinsic value this system adds to the present splendid service of your Ford, when you realize that It starts the engine by pressing a pedal. - It eliminates the danger of hand cranking and back-firing. by turning a switch the road is flood ed with brillian, dependable electric Hsht. It spins the "stalled" engine. It serves you steadily, quietly, power fully asking less than a half hour's car each month. It brines the convenient use of your car to your wife and daughters. I'ord Tonrlns Car with Gray & Davis Eletlric Starter and Electric LlghM. P. O. B. Pendleton tara w Eord Touring Car Without Starter, P. O. n. Pendleton ', I'ord Itoadsur with Electric Starter and Light. F. O. B. Pendleton! lord Roadster without Starter aiyl Light, P. O. B. Pendleton... $670.00 $55.0fl $620.00 $509.00 13 11 r-3 EH B3 I I rr:3 11 State Rims Santa Claus. NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Jan. IS. Lucia A. Crangle of Olympla, as sistant labor commissioner, filed a complaint charging Mrs. Henshaw, proprietor of the Michigan Cafe, with violating the eight-hour law for wo-( men. In connection with the serving of a Christmas dinner to poor chil dren Christmas day. I A patron of the hotel paid for the dinner. , g Telephoned ON DISPLAY AT. AND FOR SALE BY OREGON MOTOR GARAGE B. F. TROMBLEY, Prop. 119-121 W. Court St nam. I 1 HUSBAND PLEADS FOR POST MORTEM UPON BODY OF HIS WIFK be conducted by local WALLA WALLA, Wash., Jan. IS. Women May Get Mow Par. ; Alleging tnai nis wu cam to nr ALBANY. Ore.. Jan. IS. Oregon death through medicine given by ml. school board will be required here- ke, oottrried tsenmann, Z15 how after to pay women teachers as much ard street, directed that a poat-mor y men if n ill 1 1 to a introduced in tern examination be made, and tne the lefflslature by D H. Allen rep resentative from Marlon county, pass es. I'nder the present system It la as serted where men and women teach- I era are doing exactly the same class of work the women receive from 15 to $;s less each month than the men. Women teachers Insist this Is not fair. daughter. RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT The OMilXn treatment for the Drink Habit ran I used with absolute confi dence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, brer or other alcoholic stimulants. Thous ands have successfully used it and have been restored to lives of sobriety and use fulness. Can be given secretly. Costs only f 1.00 per box. If you fail to get results from ORRIXE after a trial, your monev will be refunded. Ask for free booklet telling all about OBEINE. ifiVJKOo d.ihu Nvierivx friends here Friday. County school supervisor J A. j Ytab-er and Prof. Griffin of O. A. C, i felted the local schools Monday j Prof (iriffln is canva.lng Umatilla When The North Wind Doth Blow TVHEN there is a forewarning o snow in the air, and the stocl linger close to the shel tering windbreak of the barn; when the color of the sky fore tells that that Old Boreos is coming to claim his own then you realize the period of GOOD FUEL is at hand 9p Rut this season brings with it no anxiety, no fear and uncertainty for tho man whose' home Is flooded by the cheerful warmth of our best See Oregon Lumber Yard t ROCK SPRING LUMP about A. 11. COX, Mcr. Telephone 8. Alta St., Opposite Court House i dun among the school children. G. K. Stanfield was down from Echo Sunday. S. R. Oldaker was a business vis itor In Pendleton Saturday Mrs. Henry Griffin of Umatilla, spent Saturday In this city. . ' Announcements have been received here of the marriage of Miss Alberta Prompt Action Will Stop Your Cough When you first catch a Cold (often Indicated by a sneexe or cough), break It up at once. The Idea that not matter" often leads to complications. The remedy which Immediately and easily penetrate tho autopsy will I hyslclans. Mr. Fschmann and his Mrtf. J. S. Bell, of Spokane, said Mrs. 'of Kschmann was taken to the hospital; a week ago to receive treatment for( a broken arm received as a result ot a fall on the Icy walk near her home. ThPV xay no medicine was given until Saturday, when the attending physician ordered a cathartic, andj that soon after the attending nurse j stated, Mrs. Eschmann became un-. it does cnscious and remained In that state serious until ne cuea. Aiier me nonmu Elven the medicine. It la said, sne toia. her husband she thought she had ac cidentally been poisoned, and that COTTON CARGO GETS SAFELY TO BREMEN NEW YORK. Jan. 12. Cotton shipper saw prospect of a bis; boom In their business following dispatches to marine Inurance officer here that the teamer, Green Briar, laden with $450,600 worth of cotton from south ern ports, successfully passed the mine-strewn areas of the North sea and landed her cargo at Bremen. The liner El Monte, carrying a cargo cotton, reached Bremen without mlahap a few day ag0 and the. Caro lyn with a large cotton cargo la due within a few day. The Green Briar ailed from New Orleans December II. Foxtail Grass Seed Kills Quickly. TULARE. Cal.. Jan. 13. A single seed of foxtail grass, becoming lodk ed in the ear .of Jeptha W. Eckle, a rancher living here, caused cerebral meningitis, from which his death was reported, after an illness of two hours. tlnllnir of the throat is the kind de manded. Dr. King's New Discovery she w"'u'd die. soothe the Irritation, loosens the Dr. c. N. Suttner. attending phy phlegm. You feel better at once. "It slclan. says the woman died of acute seemed to reach the very spot of my Inflammation of the kidneys At the Cough" la one of many honest testl- hospital it la wild the medicine gien monlals. 50c at your druggist, adv. Mrs. Eschmann was common salts FRENCH COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AT THE FRONT t m m ( Dudley 2 i inches Xoidiax 1i inches -fir' ARROW COLLARS Are not excelled by any other 2 for 25 cent collars made here or abroad Cu rrr, Ptaaonr & Co., Inc. Maxkbs or Asaow S hist Taor. N.Y. id w;v'v.Ni!SiSi).sisS.i.'i afc. i . j, i At hotel the left Is General Joffre. with General Foch. They are shown entering uhciI as a field headquarters In the northern war xone. the courtyard of a French 5) mm THE LAND OF SUNSHINE. FRUIT AND FLOWERS CALLS YOU With SUMMERTIME In WINTER Outdoor and Indoor Sports-Boutin Surf -bathing, Dr.vlmr. Golf Pole. Tennis. For rest and recreation. California is delightful. For Safety and Comfort, po via the Oregon-Washington Railroad Cs Navigation Co. through Portland. RETURN THE SAME WAY CALIFORNIA IS STAGINtJ TWO 1U(.' SHOWS ' Celebrating Completion of the Panama Canal Panama-Pacific International Exposition San Francisco, February 20 to IxmU r 4. 19 1J PANAMA-CALIFORNIA iEXPOSITICN San Dlojro, January 1 to Dccembvr 31, iney represent the hiphest and brat of human endeavor in the world of art. scl ence and Industry. Set? lUith of Them. Tickets, Information, etc., upon applica tion to T. F. O'Brien. Agont, O-W. R. & N. Co Pendleton, OrpRon. R. BURNS. 1. F. & P. A., Walla Walla, Wash. Fi1SLu L1u