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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1915,
PAGE THREE
This is National Dress-Up Week
get mmm OF 1 Busy Men
fine movie films! Are Our Best Friends
THIS is the time of year when the weather makes a marked change.
We change clothes with the weather, as also do the styles.
EVANGELINE" SHOWN l(V NTT
DENTS I Mhll SUPERVISION
OF PROFESSOR.
oh
Bond Clothes" Suits and Overcoats
HERMISTON SCHOOLS pM""
enable you to make the change with pleasure because of their style, com
fort and becomingness.
MOTHER! DON'T TAKE
CHANCES IF CHILD'S
TONGUE IS COATED
IF CROSS, FEVKKISII, sll'K, BTIv
IOCS, CLEAN LITTLE LIVER
M iiowij.k.
A laxative today naves a sick clillit
tomorrow, children imply will nof
take tlie time from play to empty
their bowels, which become clogged
up with waste, liver gets sluggish,
stomach sour.
Look at the tongue. Mother: If
coated or your child Is listless, cross,
feverish lirealh had, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold Of has sore
throat or any other children's ail
ments give a teaapoonful of "Cali
fornia Syiup of Figs," then don't
wori. because It Is perfectly harm
less, and In I few hours all this con
Otipated poison, sour bile and fer
bcntlng waste will gently move out of
the bowels, and you have a well,
Playful child again A (thorough
"Inside cleansing" Is oftlmes all that
Is necessary. It should be the firs!
trtuUntnl given In any sickness
Beware of counterfeit fig syrup
Ask your druggist for a SO-ccnt bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups palnly printed on the bottle Look
carefully and see that It Is made by
the "California Fig Syrup Company."
i; MLROAD8 MORE
TIME l SELL SHIPS
wa-hington, Oat ll.-The In
terstate commerce commission has
postponed from December first to the
fifteenth the order separating twelve
big eastern railroads from the steam
ship lines they own. The separation
is necessitated by the Panama canal
act.
PURE, RICH BLOOD
MADE BY HOOD'S
Vwrc blood enables the stomach,
livi r and oilier digestive organs lo
do their work properly. Without it
they nic llugavh) there U loss of
appetite, aometiriioa faininess, a de
ranged siaic of the intestines, ami.
in gem ml, all the symptoms of
dytpepsUi
II I'i Sarsapaiilla makes pure
liloml, ami this is why it is so very
luoeensfu in the treatment of so
many ailments. (Jet it today.
BOXING
Main Event
20 Rounds iCU
Billie Farrell vs. Tommy Clark
of Pendleton of Portland, Ore.
at the
OREGON . THEATRE
Thurs. Right, Oct. 14
TWO 8800 PRELIMINARIES
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Gallery 50c Reserved 5100 Parquet $1.50
Ringside $2.00
$15 TO $30
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton's Leading Clothier.
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
--l.ninent of Mortgage.
A mortgage executed by Win. It.
Meiners to F. P. Watts, April 1 1, 1915,
for 11,000 is assigned to Sophie Byers
A mortgage executed by Clarence
licpew to
Julian Twitehell
truslei
assign-
fib. 13. 1915. for I,000, Is
to James A. Fee, trustee.
satisfaction of Mortgage
A mortgage executed by
Anton
1915, for
Kraft to Wm. Mills Jan. Is,
$(0110. in satisfied.
A mortgage executed b;
Kraft to Wm. Mills Jan. 18,
$6aii0 Is satisfied.
mortgage executed b;
Sample to T. ('. Klllott Oct.
ntoii
i. tor ,
Henry
1, 1905,
for 500 Is satisfied.
A mortgage executed by Samuel If,
Porter to Julia I. Luhrs Nov, 25, 1912
and assigni'd t U'0. D. Wood Is sat
isfied. ('battle Mortgage.
Alonao Knotts to Elizabeth Horn,
1306; 4 horses and mares and an in
create, i wagon.
It C. and Ci. It. Brannln to Pen
dleton Auto Co.. 1.1,000; 1 Federal
- ni ainl one-half ton truck No. lit,
V. C. Carson to Oscar Duchee HO;
L' horses.
I'.lincr Thompson to R H Horne.
1100.10! on horses.
ECHO LADIES AID HAD
SUCCESSFUL CHICKEN
PIE SUPPER FRIDAY
(Special Correspondence.)
ECHO. Ore., Oct. 12. The Ladies'
Aid of this place gave & chicken pie
supper lust Friday evening at the I.
0. O F. hall. It was a success In
every way. there was a good attend
ance and the net proceeds were about
thirty dollars.
A. (). Carden left yesterday even
ing on a short business trip to Arllng.
ton.
Dr. W. H. Davis returned FridaJ
from lone w here he was looking after i
his farm Interests.
Mrs. A. E. (Miner spent yesterday
in Pendleton.
Bert Wilson, claim agent for the
O.-W. It. & N. Co. was here yesterday
from Portland.
Mrs H. L Hedrlek of Weston ls
here this week visiting with friends.
Mrs. Ethel Iehmen and little son I
of Pendleton returned home Sunday
after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. i
L B. Wells.
T D. Matthews of Pendleton Is a
business visitor here.
Miss Neva Forest of Pendleton is
here visiting with friends.
CONTEST
faffefci
I ka -
fL, v-wf
F. Z. Sams to First Nut. Hank of
Milton Cl.iniii; jo head heifers, 15
head cows, ao head steers, 10 head
yearling steers, 10 head yearling hei
fers, 7 head calves, also all wheat
and barley to be grown during 1916
on 130 acres In Sec. 31. T
3G E., W. M.
Mortgage.
Roy Gallaher to Mlnervn
2.3.".o. on 35 acres in See
X.
B.
Bowman
24, T. e
V. It. 34 K.. W. M.
Clarence o. obert to Gunder Bass
mussen 1(00; 161.44 acres land II
Sec. 19, T, i N. It. 37 B., W. If.
Deed.
.It
A.
.201)
T.
T. !
Porter to Samuel M. Por
tracts of land in Sec. 30
ter. Ji
31, 32
Sec. 6.
s., it. 33 E.. w. m. and
It 13 B., W. It.
Wiley L. VanSlvke et al to Chas.
Cerko 11 W; a parcel of land in Mil
ton, title descriptive.
D. W. Bowman to Ttne Gallaher.
J4000; 35 acres In Sec. 24, T. 6 N., R.
3 4 E W. M.
T. E. Qotlld to
a parcel of land.
Nelson Manila
Stella O, Morris 1 .
title descriptive,
to J. K. Ceorge.
k 5 In the City of
$1000; lot 7, block
Milton.
Samuel M. Porter
trr 15,500: a tract c
30, T. 1 8., B. 33 E.
to Jessie A. Por
f land In Sec. 10,
W, M,
W. L Merrit of Hennistoii visited
in Echo on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Short of Centralis
Wash., arrived here Tuesday on a
visit w ith her sister Mrs. W. W. Whlt
w orth
W. H. Boyd of Portland was a bus
iness visitor here last week.
A MF.D1CINK OF MERIT.
A proprietary medicine, like every
thing else that comes before the pub
lic, has to prove Its merits. The law
Of the survival of the fittest applies '
In this field as in others. The rea-
son for the tremendous success of i
I.ydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com-;
pound is because it has been fulfill
ln( a real human need for forty
years, so that today thousands Of
American women owe their healtn
anil happiness to the marvelous pow
er of this famous medicine, made j
from roots and herbs nature's rem-1
edy for woman's Ills. Adv.
PETR06RAD SAYS RIGA
CAMPAIGN DEADLOCKED
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOATS DE
STROY MANY Tl RKISH slllPs
Willi MUNITION'S.
FETHOURAD, Oct 11 Opera
tions in the Riga region from DYinek
to Prlpet are deadlocked, It is offi
cially reported. About Riga the
Hermans displayed no activity.
South of Prlpet the enemy captured
the village of Berejnaia Vlolla. The
war office claimed the .Slavs put to
flight the enemy's cavalry at Buko
vlnu. Von Hiiidenburg continue, to wrest
scattering positions from the Slavs
around Dvlnsk. Two Russian torpe
do boats destroyed 19 Turkish sallli g
essels off the Anatolian coast since
Thursday The wrecked ships were
laden with munitions.
The flag of the I'nlted Kingdom,
commonly known as the British flag.
Is the official flag of the whole em
pire, though, of course, the various
provinces have their flags, Just as
some states of the American union
have theirs, while Old Glory flies
over all.
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Saja Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
.of
Instant relief no waiting Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffling, blowing. head
ache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at nulght; your cold or catarrh
disappears.
tlet a small bottle of Ely's Crean.
Halm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, nntiaepttc.
healing renm in your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air paasa
ge of the head, soothes the Inflamed
or swollen mucous membrane and re
lief comes Instantly.
It's Just tine Don't stay stuffed
op with a cold or nasty catarrh
Duck season Bring- dlisl Lite to
Project Danoea ami (lard Parties s
Make Up Social IJfc at flonrlah-
ing Weal Fuel Town.
(Special Correspondence. )
HEItMISTON. Ore., Oi't. II. Un
der the supervision of Prof. A. T. I
Park several of the high school boys
are endeavoring to show motion pic
tures of a higher class than are ordi
narily -brought to towns of this size.
The pictures will ue by the leading
stars or else of a type that will be of
an educational benefit.
I Last evening was their first exper
ience but to two crowded houses the
films of Longfellow's poem, "Evan
geline" were shown Three of the
high school girls furnished music
during both reels Alfred Groom, an
other high school student sang sever
al numbers.
Interest by the public assures the
young managers a crowded house
each week. Mary Plckfnrd will be
the star next week and is being an
ticipated with great pleasure. By
starting at seven o'clock it enables
the dancers to attend
show before going to
Saturday night dan :e.
Since the opening of
son. duck dinners hi
important part In the
Ings Mr. and Mr.- .!
were among those las
the
the
picture
regular
the
dUCk sea-
ivi- played an
social gather-1
F. Mi Naught
t week, enter-1
Friday evening,
'ing an outing'
alley, hunting
nyhill was the
hil game and!
week was en-1
tv Saturday at
tainlrig a few friemb
at dinner.
Henry Hitt Is nj
In the Willamette
! pheasants. (leorge
recipient of some ol
the latter part of th
I love. I ill illnner Dl
XI ,.,,, ,,,
I. W. Campbell
was host at three
tables of bridge Friil ay evening at;
the home of his parents, south of
town.
Mrs O. W. Bona and daughter, I
Charlotte are the guests of Mrs.
Bohn'f parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Morrow in Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Scroggi and
two sons were the Sunday guests of
Mr. Scruggs' sister, Mrs. Thomas
Hawthorne fn irrlgon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R Newport andi
son, Marshall, are expected to return
this week from Portland w here they
have been for seveia! weks.
C. W. Kellogg returned Friday
from a week's visit in Portland in
connection with the reclamation ser-!
vice.
VTO DDHIVF.lt SERIOUSLY
INJURED IV SPEED
TRIALS. 0
a e
HARM GRANT.
N'KW YORK. net. S. Little hope
Is held out fur the recovery of Harry
"rant. the racing auto driver, who
was severely burned when his ma-
chine caught fire during u
trial at the new Sheepshend
Speedwav, whet.- the oUmlttatl
for the Aator Challenge Can
speed
Motor
m fatti
! were being held 4
Id and ;
cup ra-
ilrant. who is f..rt years
the winner of the Vanderbili
ces In lsl and Islfl. was tuning up ,
! his Maxwell rarer for the big race
Saturday when the machine took fire, i
ih.i.1 v......... ii., aiM.iii ins irns,
as he was running about ion miles j
an hour.
III., . ...... I, .... .... al, kl..
To have ihui "ft the power at once
would have caused the machine to
loll over and crush himself and his .
"lechanlcan. Reuben
probably would have
Stafford, and
wrecked some
of the racing ni
around the trs
this and held 0
before he slow
bines following him
tirant realised
traveling 110 yards!
1 down
the
chine.
Grant was lifted from his machine
end the fire extinguished Karl
Cooper rushed him to the Conev Is
land hospital IB his automobile.
Stafford was not touched by the
flames.
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Scene from Harold Bell
Wright's fireat Play.
Matthews.''
PERSONAL NEWS FROM
ADAMS AND VICINITY
(Special Correspondence.)
ADAMS. Ore., Oct. 11 Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Morrison and children
motored to Pendleton .Sunday.
Miss Briedly. one of the teachers
of Athena. Is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Charles Schatx.
Miss Jessie Chesnut returned to her
school in Pendleton after spending
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs. James Chesnut.
Bert Kirby and wife motored to
Pendleton Saturday
Cecil t'hrlston was visiting at the
home of his brother, Carl Chrlston
Sunday.
Young people's meeting was led
Sunday night by Beulah Spencer. The
lesson was on leaders and follow
ers. Mrs Bectel and sons. Omar and
Theodore, are visiting at her sister's,
Mrs. Charles Schatx.
Delbert Wilson and Miss Ethel
ringer spent Sunday fishing on
e river.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. I.ieuallen and
n Otis, motored to Pendleton Sun-
Mr. Charles Owens, Jim Shuey anri
Peter Melntyre returned home Fri
day from their trip to Harney coun
ty Mi Otis Lleuallen returned to his
school at Walla Walla after spending
Sunda at his parents' home. Mr. and
Mrs T. A I.ieuallen.
Frank Martin of Pendleton, was !n
town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schatx mo
tored to Athena Saturday.
.mss r.ieanor siocKion. me inter-!
no ii leacner ( r ernuaie. return-
e,l to her school Sunday evening
after Spending Sunday at the horn-
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J W.
Stockton.
Peter Melntyre and mother Mrs
Melntyre motored to Athena Satur
day.
Mr William Blakely was In town
this week looking after his place at
Blakely station.
Will Horn was a visitor at Pendlf-I
this week looking after his place at
ton this week
Frank Krebs and wife motored to
Pendleton Saturday.
II'. ll.
ti irinu- vtirrii w
Pendleton Saturday,
Jerry Stone was tn
visitor at
town
this
week
Mrs. Ella Slmonton was in Pendle
ton Saturday.
Bert Klrby. John Perlnger and:
; James chesnut motored to Walla i
Walla Friday.
l-awrence Lieuallen motored to
Athena this week
Evert McCullum wa. a visitor at
the county seat this week
C. o. Blchardson was an Athena
visitor this week
i Miss Jessie Chesnut came home
Saturday to spend Sunday at home
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C
I Chesnut
p iju im imt m mi iu m iw am im m M
THEY COME TO US WANTING STYLE. FIT
AND FABRIC IN THEIR CLOTHES, AND
THEY WANT THEM QUICK. OUR MIRRORS
SHOW THEM ALL THREE PU S STYLE IN A
STEIN-BLOCH SUIT, AND THEY GO OUT AS
WELL DRESSED AS THE BEST DRESSED
MAN YOU CAN THINK OF. WHAT A BLESS
ING STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES ARE TO THE
MODERN MAN.
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ALEXANDERS
The Calling of Dan
The Adams band met Thursday for
their usual practice.
Bert Klrby was a Pendleton visit
or the first part of the week.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, mother of Mr6.
Bessie Marquis, left Mils week for
Pomeroy, Wash . where she will visit
for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. T A. Llueallen were
called to Hood River on account of
the death of Mrs. Lieuallen's brother.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Marquis were
in town this week.
Mrs. James Chesnut was a visitor
it Athena Tuedlay.
Rex Payne was a Pendleton visitor
Thursday
Mrs. Holcomb was also a vlsitoi
at the county seat.
Delbert Wilson. Miss Ethel Perin
ger. Miss Pearl Wilson and Forrest
Perlnger motored to Ferndale Thurs
day. Jerry stone and son Cliff were In
town this week.
The Stall family have moved Into
the Carpenter house this week.
Mr. Bert Kirby made a business
trip to Portland Monday.
The dance held Friday evening at
the Adams city hall was a good suc
cess. Mr and Mrs. Wood gave the
supper.
The Adams Rebekah lodge
Thursday night
Mrs. Lizzie Dot Voigne vlsii
the home of her sisters. Mrs.
Boa. berry Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Whitley was a vis
till- couat) seat this week
mf
-d at
Vanillin is
hich makes
the active principle
vanilla ice cream so do-
pular. It occurs In the roots of opts
and the leaves and roots of a number
of plants. It has
10 found
be ,
poisonous to clov
and other plants.
W, wheat.
Ponce de Leon Failed:
His Prize is Found
ronce de Leon, the darln i.i..r.r 1
searched among the swamps of Florl-I
da for the Fountain of Youth, which,
the Indians said would restore poweri
, and make people young. He did not '
I find It.
Thousand, of chronic Intestinal
j bowel and stomach sufferers have
written to Geo. H. Hayr. 154 Whiting!
I St.. Chicago. In queat of health. Thev
I have found It. Hta remedy, compos
ed of healing vegetable oils from
France, has Indeed given them back
the health of youth
j Why suffer from Indigestion, gases,
oa the stomach, fainting spells, tor-!
, pld liver, constipation and .11 the evil.1
i of a disordered stomach when there
lis permanent relief here? Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is sold by leading
druggists everywhere with the PO.I-
j quibble If ONE bottle falls to give you
absolute satisfaction,
live understanding that your money
will be refunded without question er
m mi MR h'X mmJamn
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EASTERN PURCHASES OF
NORTHWEST WHEAT HAS
BEEN RESUMED, REPORTED
(From the Journal.)
Eastern purchases of wheat have
been resumed In the interior with an
other sharp advance In the Chicago
price While the eaatern interests
were still in the nortnwett they have
been doing little buying here recently
owing to the' sharply lower prices In
Chicago. Now the market there
Is swinging upward again the buying
has been resumed. Both bluestem
and fortyfold have been purchased.
There was a firmer trend for wheat
in practically all world's centers to
day. Cargoes at Liverpool were not
only firmer, but sharply higher and
the cash market was advanced.
Locally the situation Is quiet. Fur
ther chartering of ships at high rates
Is reported, a recent transaction be-
I ing a sailer. Steamers are almost out
of the question according to export
ers, the rates being so high that even
the big plungers are not very keen
to take hold. '""VI
Nevertheless there is more or less
buying of small lots of wheat in the
Interior, both for milling and export
demand.
Millers are again figuring upon an
advance in the price of patent flour.
but no action was taken this morning
The market is firmer.
For sale.
On account of leaving the city. I
wish to sell my modern home. IK
' Jane street Reasonable terms. En
quire at E. 0. Office.
(Adv.) SCOTT BUTLER.
Coffee
It would be a shame to
pack Schilling's Best in a
paper bag or an ordinary
coffee can !
We don't. The airtight
tin seals-in all its fine
flavor and keeps-out
odors. You get full
strength coffee, evenly
ground, with the objec-
j tionable chaff removed.
It goes further ii you
follow directions.
Schill
inr s
Best
PHOTO
SUPPLIES
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and Films
The court decreed
original film and
Cyko the prize win
ning paper.
Take s.n Ansco
on your vacation
Tallman & Go.
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