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PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915. EIGHT PAGES Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES tr; HOT TABLES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STVLE LUNCHES COFFEE r-..n thing clean and up-to-UX FIlisT CIASS SERV1C TEA 3c Packaste Under State Hotel Cor V?bb rd Cottonwood 8ts Phons l" Pendleton. Ore rnian Had Kidney Trouble tee, Copperopolis, Calif., il such u sever, case of .! 1 thought 1 would have iv business. 1 look three 'i.l.y Kidney Ptlll which .vo l mo and I have had e of kidnc ti oab.e sr. v MOTHERS SOCIETY III SESSION TODAY IS .uibies. The ache across your Wa worse with every move you eke and i very step you lake. It .-t seems to rob you of ail strength I .rrrtv. Your head ht l.es. you o nervous and worn out. sleep poorly 1 have no appetite, much is uti le h. v :u i! :s Anally pore i Live strength and tone t iiakf (hem strong, an sen tlie p ; ely. ey thl ki-inevs ive. their ac anfl n i mil trows better ureal 1 I sling Sold Eveywtacre. I 1 G ITES FROM OVER STTAI NOW tSSEMBLED AT Mll. I Winr VALLKS town. IflM.! TWIllm" Association Alect iuj i txmjunctlon With Mothers.' Congress Auto liities piaanod for Those Attending Meeting. BREAKS II COLD It FES HOURS TRY Amusements What the press agents say about Pendleton s pres ent and coming attractions. HI8SI DOSE OF TAPES COLD; (XMPOUXn Kl'.LlF.VES ALL GRIPPE MISERY, Don't stay stuffed-up: Quit blowing and snuffling; of "Pape's Cold Compound" .every two hours until three ire laken will end grippe A dose taken j doses misery i "A Pair of Sixes." Edward Pele's laughing success, under the direction of H. H. Fraaee, is announced as the offering at the opera house on Friday Oct. 2C. with Oscar Figman and the New Yorw company. No farce of recent years has cre ated more laughter than this sensa tional hit which has been a positive and legitimate success from its first and break up a severe cold either . ,.ro(juction. Tne aim of the author the head, chest body or limbs. and producer has been to create real It promptly opens clogged-up nos- fun. merriment and laughter and trlls and air passages; stops nasty they have succeeded almost to the discharge or nose running; relieves , ilmlt. a year in New York and six sick headache, dullness, feverishness, months in Chicago is but a brief rec sore throat, sneezing, soreness- and,,rd of "A Pair of Sixes" in the larger "Pape's Cold Compound" Is the quk kest surest relief known and1 .,,.... coaU only IS cents at drug stores It 9 acts without assistance, tastes nice. , WAR ODDITIES. and causes no Inconvenience. Don't j .i.e. pi a substitute. t4 CORVALLIS, Ore., Oct. 20 Thej Oregon Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers' Associations begins, Its annual state convention here this, afternoon. Advance information in-1 tilcates that between 300 and 400 j women from all parts of Oregon will 1 be In attendance. The first hour of the convention WlU be devoted to registration otl delegates at the Presbyterian church, ; Eighth and Monroe streets, where the convention sessions will be held The remainder of the afternoon ses sion consists of a varied program o' music, discussions and announce ments. At the evening session thej meeting will open with a violin sol" by E Helller-Collens, of Corvallis. ' Greetings will be given by Governor Withycombe, who lives in this city; Airs. Edward B Fltts, president oil Corvallis Parent-Teacher Council; Dr. J. R. N. Bell, well-known minis-1 j ter; C L. Springer, president of the I j Commercial club; Dr. W. J. Kerr, I president of Oregon Agricultural Co; I lege, and R. W. Kirk, superintend-! Hicks of Hldaway, w lent of the city schools. Responses Tuesday trading. will be made by Mrs. R. H. Tate.1 Roscoe Dickenson ' vice president of the National Moth-; ily to his home ers' Congress; Mrs. Alva Lee Steph- j day where ens, president of the Portland Coun- winter, to ell of Parent-Teacher Associations; Airs A quality that won the biggest sales! Abo packed in packages or 20 tor 1UC Oscar Figman, the popular cast in the laughing hit. "A house Friday. October 22. nmed lan whi will whi head the New York h comes to the opera I'kiah I LONDON Sergeant Tom Jones, kaiser to Open Sew College, j Royal Fusiliers, has been three times FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN. Germany! officially reported dead, and once pri Oct. I" Kaiser Wilhelm was expect, vately. ed to attend the inaugural' ceremony ' formally opening the new university I Aix La Chapelle The here under the direction of Herr Ar- have confiscate ickes j here. Germans all rubber available until )i . . 1 v as Tea Garden. Hold a spoon ful of all glu cose syrup to your tongue, note how quickly it palls try it with Tea Garden its flavor lasts it does not sicken or pall. Tea Garden is inimitable in flavor, un equaled in purity and nutritive properties. , Watch for Recipe Contest Winners The recipes submitted in our contest are now in the hands of the judges domestic science experts whose decision will be im portant watch for results. Mrs J. C. Elliott King, first vice Ely- president of the Oregon Congress of Mothers. Following the greetings and acceptances. President Mrs. Aris tene N Felts will deliver her annual address. "Modern Tendencies in Ed ucation." Great preparations nave been made for the convention to make it a suc cessful one. Eleven convention com mittees of Corvallis women have met j frequently to carry out their work The committee on hospitality has canvassed the city for sleeping quar ters for the visiting delegates, each family who takes a delegate agreeing to furnish bed and breakfast. For some of the delegates rooms will be provided by Corvallis women at Wal do and Cauthorn halls, the girls' dor mitories at the college. The recep tion committee, the largest in num ber of any appointed, is made up ot 19 women. This committee not only will form the receiving line at the formal reception, but members of the committee will be at each session to ese that no delegate wants for any thing. Between sessions the recep tion committee plans to call on the transportation committee for auto mobiles to tour the paved streets ol the city. All day automobiles with members of the transportation committee will meet the incoming trains to welcome the delegates to the city. They will be taken to the church and assigned to quarters. came in from Pendleton Wednesday evening with a new Overland automo bile for which they have taken the agency for the south end of Umatil la county and Grant county. They will have their headquarter In I'kiah. I'kiah was visited Wednesday ev- and visited till Mond.n with Mrs. enmg uy a ngni snower ot rain. Selby's parents. Mr and Mrs. Robert I Herbert Aleengs of Bridge Creek Moore ' Was a I'kiah visitor Thursday. ed his fam- I'kiah last Satilf- they will remain for the be near the school here. William Selby and Miss Ma;- of Gurdane, came In Saturday 10 .or a nix 1 The Cigarette of Quality Former Ukiah Man Returns on Visit After Long Absence Tea Garden Is Sold by All First-Class Grocers Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Portland, Or. (Special Correspondence.) UKIAH, Ore., Oct. 19 C. ft. Ale Reynolds, wlft and son, former resi dents of Ukiah, came In Saturday evening to visit for a while with their daughter, Mrs. Harry Huston Air AIcRevnolds left Ukiah eight years on ami h.is lived in several differ ent places, buying and selling to a J official business advantage, and he recently Mia ms farm near Elkhead and will rest an: visit here among friends and rela tives for a while before locating again as he has not fully decided where he will locate. Mr. and Mrs Simpson of Garfield Wo-hineton. parents of Alex, Perry r,d Frank Simpson, who have home--te.ds here arrived in Ukiah Irldai evening to spend the winter h re with their sons. Mr and Airs. Canfleld and Air-. Dr. De A'aul was called to Butter creek Sunday to visit Mrs A. Banl.s who was seriously ill. Mrs. Chamberlain of Falls City. Polk county, who has been visiting her son Frank, at Ukiah. for the last three months, returned to her home Tuesday. Miss Stella Mills or Hidaway. came to Ukiah Sunday to stay with Aire. Dickenson during th wintr and go to school. Mrs. Chris Sturm of Alba was a Ukiah visitor Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Moore left Monday for Gurdane for a week's visit with her son and daughter. Mrs Frank Alartin moved to town last Sunday for the winter, so as to be near the school. Frank Chamberlain went to Pen dleton Tuesday taking his mother down by auto. Pearl Harris of Long Creek passed through Ukiah Wednesday with a bunch of stock hogs for the market Airs. Ida Scrogglns of Long Creek was in t kiah Monday wun a iobu of squash which she soon disposed of. Mrs. I R. Laurence and children. who have been visiting at Prair;e city for the last two weeks, returnen Tuesday night on the stage. J. H. Wagner left Tuesday morn ing for oriental to b assent several days on a big hunt with William Al lison and others. Gilherr F.llis was in Ukiah Wednes day transacting business. J. T. Huston, road supervisor, with his crew of men. returned Tuesday evening to I'kiah from the North fork of the John Day river, where they have been at work putting In a new bridge across the river They al so cleaned the road of loose rociw and repaired all the bridges between Ukiih and the river The road is now in excellent shap for the. fall travel. Sheriff T. D Taylor of Pendleton. was In Ukiah Wednesday evening WHEN America was discovered this was the tobacco discovered all tobacco is descended from this seed. The best grows now in the famous Piedmont district of the South. This splendid leaf is the tobacco in Piedmont Cigarettes You like these cigarettes many thousand others like them, and this liking has resulted in making Piedmonts the highest selling 5c cigarette in the country a winner in every sense Great ! We believe the winner should have the best there is, and are now putting a WHOLE COUPON in each Piedmont package. Save these coupons they are valuable ana can be redeemed for any of the beautiful and useful premiums shown in our large catalogue. This book will be sent to Piedmont smokers free! There is no milder and purer form of smoking than these delightful Piedmont Cigarettes. The infant son of Fred Peterson is sick and Ir De A'aul was called to tetnd the little one. Alex AlcKenzie sold his sheep to J H. Aloore The auto truck Is again laid up for repairs and the four horse stage Is running again. Mrs. Henry Mussie visited with her daughter. Airs. Finch. Thursday. This is Mrs Aiossie's first trip to Ukiah since her serious illness the first of the summer season. V. A Barr of Pendleton, better known as the Watklns man. was in Ukiah and vicinity Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Mr. Barr has an excellent trade in and around I'kiah with his line of goods and his customers wait for his coming. J. H. Moore and wife were in town Thursday from Cable creek, trading George Caldwell. Wood Glbbs and Warren Glbbs, left for the Flve-Allle country Friday morning for a hunt ing trip, expecting to be gone sever al days Air. Stlckner of Pendleton, a horse buyer has been in Ukiah for a few days buying horses He purohased seven head from Mossie and sons and five head from Clyde Helmlck. Rev. Carles Hlggins expects to leave soon for Freewater to make his home, lie has a position there. Harley Kirk is hauling wheat to the Ritter flour mill fur R. G Clark. I Del Shell, and Julia Walker of .company is ualng a large amount of eral thousand carloads of it into Pen- Dale, were united In marriage last It as top dressing on the paving work dleton Through establishment of Wednesday. October is. 1915. by thej now under way. the plant here all this money spent Rev. " harles Higgins of Ukiah. During the three or four years In shipping charges and in buying Airs. KMer and children of Ritter. . that Mr. Cox had contracts to supply the product from outside firms w: cam in Friday In he Chamherlln ! sand and gravel, he has shipped sev- be saved to Pendletor.. auto en route to their home at Ritter. bert Alartin wife and children and Karl Martin, wife and baby. kit. guests of Mr. arl Mrs. Karl Sturdi vant Friday. Mrs Prak Hllbert is spending few da. at Bridge creek. 02?VU tTuro (St TjT "lye f Send for our illustrated catalogue of r IV CjCj handsome present which you can obtain for our tags or coujions. Send vour name aad address on a postal, address Premium Department, 331 Battery Street, San Francisco. M,.n if was In I Klall veu- from his homestead pn Butter Lou nesday creek. Mr. Fairbanks, proprietor of the Long creek stage line, was in Ukiah Monday a-nd Tuesday looking after Ijis interests, here Dr. Eshelman of Portland, supreme AI. D of the United Artisans, will be in I'kiah Saturday night to meet with the Artisans on business cun SCrillni 'be lodge wrk. KI.er Mossie and Charley MorrM LOCAL GRAVEL PIT ADOS CONSIDERABLY 10 CITY PAYROLL pISiSiBIIH tC Just Opened If we serve it, its pure. MW'Hnm Hot Chocolate I nrimJc s Chicken Tamaliei LiJRJJlRO ' g Oyster Bouillon IT COXp H Tomato Bouillon ifjv-l- HI Beef Bouillon IjSjOTW H Clam Bouillon ivlQl) Wt will furnish Tamali" lciyvl S 1ir parties if ordered in ad- mr(r van i lss-JC-jv HMIRIlt!!' "Mr'rw'r,mrwimm; Wilhln Hie last few weeks ihe j r"U 1" "endleton ha.s !een Increased by $i(i a day through the operation of a plant here for the preparation Jf 'Mind mill (travel fnf tls in cement and on road construction. This plant MM been Installed by A. H. dox, manager 9t the Oregon I.umhe. Yar.l Up I" this time, all sand and gravel used In ihe city has been se- , fured fn.ni Uni.ililU With th PP- ,. , , . eratlop of a local plant ill e,,t I. i' ou cannot rub out Kheuir.iitism. lou can act u mporary reiiei, been greatly reduced through iim-i I, nt the 1,1,.() miral I lAf'tntwA in mllb It in 'm.i Din I . . Inutint: freight cbarees and :,( th. same time the plant has been a ben-l DON'T ROB THE SPOT THAT w HURTS-IT'S RHEUMATISM It i ftalural to rub ihe spot tha' hurts wl.n (he stabbing pains are : lag ago-W, hen Joint and mus cles are sore anH "tiff; lhal is the time when liniments a.itf 1a.teTs are called upon to relieve the Mress. The fal lacy of such treatment n4 its danger . in (lie fact that It may iffori lem porary relief, It lulls the icN Into a sense of security, meanwhib ' " tn lldlW poison of Uric Acid slow !?, MK surely, is getting a stronger grip upftn the entire system. Rheumatism Is one of the most dangerous of blood dis eases, for the reason that It trans forms IU rlctims' life into a period of hiiM-ry and suffering -a veritable liv ing torment If you suffer from Acute Hl.umatlsm. Sciatica. Lumbago. Mus cular Rheumatism or this fateful trou ble In any form, you know tha' these words are true. There is only on- way to get permanent relief from Ulo uma T bl efit to Pendleton through adding Its paj'-roll. Mr. Cox Is employing ni men With teams in getting out sali n,l gravel from the I'matilla liver bsa Just. .t of the Lee street bridge The ' h:.u in r.r.pn,...., r. - . MM new wing of the Eastern ore-gftAKa- Hospital, the new library; building tnn the federal building H son ami 4hiuon have used large luantlties ft It in their work at the hospital mid will ala use it wbr, work starts on- Mte Umatilla rui.i library building. Mr. Cox began famishing Mrl gravel for the Olson Htm Johnson other causes: Lu' (rttn whatever j sonrce the poisonr.us malr comes It . afferfs the blood, is carried through ' the entire yietn until mus'l", len dons, and ihe Vital organs I heiMMlv. are itied. Phermore, certain" ; crel diseases ear. forms of Rheunia t ism. There s no im like he pres ent to free youi-selr V.A the suffering caused by this dreadiM Malady. As a positive relief for Rb tUtwJic I roubles, S. S. S. has never berni nalled. It goes straight to the sea M trouble, genily acts upon the blood' nes up and re vitalizes literally ffWin out from the life-giving stream Hil Mson oil. acids and matter. When 8. nas I.-BIOI--U in-- muuu iv iii- in'mi company at the time th- Kwtern i oawuon nue-,im.i.iMii, won an or s , Oregon Ktate Hospital was betg . on " -, urucieu arm are u imntli i.. rf , ... product were shipped in from STaia iia. wnen there was to be' slderable work here this year s linn was roriniiiateii whenliv thi.' sand and gr.ivel could be secured at In. me MM, during last Julv. Mr -.,x had his plant set up. It has pr.,v-4 a gixd Investment Not nnly is the sand .-Hid gr in ! used bj mixing with j the hMmM lieing used In . onstru.--! ti..n. MT'thf Warren Coast ructloti i wise banished. Vou are transformed once more lo the realm of perfect health, you will feel the vigor of re newed youth, you an- well. If you are Rheumatic, even in a mild way, take 8 8. 8. get I' from your druggist. We will deem it a favor If you will write to us mid tell n about your p:ir ticular rase. Avoid substitutes. Wri'e the Swift Specific orupanv. Medical Department, Ron- II, Atlanta, Oa. 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